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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1986 Avwage Net Pieaa Rub The WdaHidr PAGE SIXTEEN For tiie Week Baded FawcMt of U. S. WanllM iianrh^Bter lEopttUtg !l|fral& VMwnnrj %, itW Inerenehig XI Oamma Obapter of Beta Members of the Junior Cen­ ProvidMioa. DsMBroto want on 14,139 night, low In 8do; Sigma Fhl will meet tomorrow tury Club, Inc., of Manchester GOP Lincoln Dinner Guest bsoopae, 10M, th* only oth­ Bimalwr of the Audit lEumtitri ta rain, developing anritf About Town at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. are reminded that Wednesday er RepubUoan goveroor a t row, Mgh se^sa. Jamee Riohmond, S47 Sum­ is the last day to purchase Rhode Briaad M the past 23 Uprena of Clronlatlaii Mm. OwMire Bcalb«rt of M mit K ttokets for Sauturday’s square yeara, only to be awapt oMt of Manche»ter— A City of Village Charm FMUr a t, cMUnmn of n*tk>nal dance. Chafee Won Handily offloe In 1360. a n a om TUtVB, w il attwtd a Mandisstsr Chapter of the Bom In Rhode leiand ih 1338, Wlil vnkA iwme 17. During his first two years as Nam (AP) — Vietnamese CentM S t. Mm . Ihomas Zemke Main St., to pay respects to Gov. Chafee’s victory in usu­ heavily hit Sunday by Viet Cong The 36 target-seeking miaalies and Ihs. Harry TorgensenwUl of Mrs. John Ooodrow, 67 Ql- Mrs. Justine HaJenar. chief executive he obtained defenses against possible attacks which touched off the were in place on their wheeled No Hint as to Cause oott Dr. Mrs. Thomas Derby ally Democratic Rhode Island state health, vocational educa­ be eo-hoetessee. A cake aale saw him carry nearly 62 per Communist retaliatory at­ current Vietnamese crisis. launching carriages, manned by wfll be highlight of the meet- and Mrs. John Martin wUl be Miantonomoh TVibe, lORM, tion and achool construction About 40 gloomy U.S. depend­ 95 Marine officers and enlisted •o-hosteeaes. cent of the voting populace— bills from the Dronocratic I««r- tacks bristled today. A bat- S>«- wiH meet tonight at 8 in Tink­ while President Lyndon John­ ents left Saigon airport for men. NEW YORK (AP)—As searchers criss-crossed th# er HaU. Deputy Great Sachem islature. and backed fair hous­ te ^ of Hawk antiaircraft An Army spokesman said the Willing Workers Circle of son was compiling the heaviest ing laws as well. home — the first of nearly 2,000 calm sea off Jones Beach today seeking bodies and de­ Hathan Hale School PTA win Anthony Egldio of Southington percentage plurality in any of missiles was set up at Da to be eVacuated under White base had until now lacked bris, federal authorities expressed mystification about meet tomorrow at 7:16 p.m. in Sknith Methodist Church will Guests at the Lincoln Day win preside at the raising of the nation’s 50 states, with 82 Dinner will include State GOP Nang air base and Vietna­ House orders while Jubilant equipment to down low-flying the cause of an airliner’s fatal dive into the water. Sie achool auAtoitum. Miss meet Wednesday a t 2 pm. In ohie#B. Refreshments of com per cent of the total votes Vietnamese fliers celebrated aircrEift before they could get In Elaabeth SheMBbarger win di- Susannah Weidey HaU. Hoetem- Chairman A. Searle Pinney, mese armed forces tighten­ Eighty-four persons were aboard the Eastern Air and venison will be served. cast. newly appointed national Oom- Monday's air raids on North close to the base. Another two reot a program of musio. es will be Mrs. Ruth Dewey and He had carried the state In ed the alert along the North Viet Nam. Hawk units were on their way Lines DC7B, a four-engine propeller plane, when it (reMaaeenta whl be aerved. Mm. Edith TurkingUm. mitteewoman Mi*. Norman Mrs. Mary Leduc, chairman the 1960 election, when he first Qov. John H. Chafee Harrower, national Committee­ Viet Nam border. About 100 yards away, a sol­ by sea, according to Marine plunged into the Atlantic Monday night minutes after of the ways and means commit­ gained the gubernatorial chair, man Theodore Rysin, 1964 Con­ U.S. Air Force F105 fighter emn funeral ceermony was held Capt. Leon E. Obenhaus, 80, of taking off from Kennedy Airport. tee of the VFW Auxiliary, will by a narrow 398-vote margin. bombera roared aloft from Da for nine Americans, eight of Victoria, Tek., commander of shortly after Pearl Harbor In gregational candidates Attya. Nang today,, but headed into No one survived the fiery Im-^ MAIN STREET •MANCHESTER sponsor a kitchen social Other guests at the Lincoln 1941 and participated as a buck James Collins smd Belton Copp, whom were killed in Sunday’s the Hawk Battalion's 'A' Bat­ pact of the 52-ton airliner with Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the post Day Dinner will include candi­ neighboring Laos for a bombing Viet Cong attack on Pielku. tery. Charlotte, N. C.; GraenvlHa> private in the landing at Gua­ as well as state representatives STRAW raid on Communist supply lines the water. A geyser of flame dates for state office during Bach of the coffins, lined up Supersonic F102 Jet fighters Spartanburg, S. C., and AtloiH home. Member* are reminded to dalcanal six months later. and senators from ' participat­ there. signaled the tragedy to watch- bring articlee for the table the 1964 election campaign, He was commissioned a lieu­ ing towns. in front of the transport plane armed with heat-seeking mis­ ers on shore some eight miles ta. Go. representatives to the General tenant later in the war, and Staging the dinner are town QuiUifled sources at Da NEmg, which was returning the serv­ siles are in alert position, ready away. The four-engine, propeOeiv Assemoly and state party offi­ fought with the Sixth Marine committees from Manchester, 80 miles south of the border, icemen's bodies to the United to scramble in case of any at­ The takeoff was routine and driven plane went down about HOUSE cials. Division at the battle of EJast Hartford, South Windeor, ■aid the FlOSs, among the beat States, was pinned with a Viet­ tack by North Vietnamese or the pilot’s last message gave no five minutes after Its 6:20 pjn. The dinner, which is being Okinawa. Vernon, Bolton and Marl­ in the U.S. Air Force arsenal, namese and an American dec­ Communist Chinese aircraft. takeoff, dropping 3,700 feet ik- oration. A wreath from the Vietnamese military patrols alarm. sponsored by six area towns, is Recalled to active duty in borough. also carried out heavy raids in To an.swer any questions to the Clark calm sea. It waa 14 set for 7 p.ni. on Feb. 17 at the Judging by advance ticket Laos Monday shortly after Viet­ Vietnamese armed forces was roamed the outer perimeter of. mdlee from the airport, and & LECLERC 1950, Chafee served with front placed at the head of each cof­ the base, on guard against at­ about what might have hap­ State Armory, Main St., in lines troops in Korea for two sales, Manchester town chair­ namese and American aircraft pened "I would have to have about eight miles off Jonea FUNERAL HOME Manchester. man Francis DellaFera pre­ ■truck at North Viet Nam. fin. tacks by Viet Cong units or Beach, a deserted summUr years. mortars. Such attacks on Bien connections with another Gov. Chafee ascended to the Chafee’s college years saw dicts a turnout in excess of The sources said raids against U.S. Ambassador Maxwell D. world,” said William L. Lamb, playground on- Long Islaadrs State House after three terms 500 for the event. Frana - "AAllr Met" Braud Taylor and Gen. William C. Hoa air base last November and south shore. FUNERAL him a member of undergrad­ North Viet Nam have halted, at Pielku Sunday took a high toll in supervisor of air safety inves­ HALE as a state representative from uate honor societies and named least temporarily. The ralde Westmoreland, commander of tigation for the Civil Aeronaut­ The crews of two other air* Warwick, from 1956 to 1962. A on the dean's list. He was a against Communist supply lines U.S. forces in Viet Nam, American personnel and air­ ics Board. liners saw the crash. SERVICE graduate of Harvard Law stopped for a moment of silence craft. William Lamb of the particularly enthusiastic col­ Elastic Steekings $ In Laoa are expected to continue in front of each coffin. Lamb and authorities of the WALTER N. School, he maintained a law lege wrestler, winning a num­ [SAVE 33) aa they have for more than a Along the frontier and Federal Aviation Agency organ­ Aeronautics Board said an Air LEX3LERC p>ractice in Providence until his Brig. Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky, throughout the 1st Army Corps Canada crew reported “an e«- ber of trophies in the 165- Trusses — Belts month. Vietnamese air force command­ region, Vietnamese armed ized about 60 crash investigat­ Director election as governor. pound weight class. ors into teams of specialists to plosion in the ocean,” and '• Chafee’s career has twice Chafee received his first Thera were no Immediate re­ er and leader of the raid by 24 forces were on full alert. (AP Pholofax) FUn American flight crew saw ARTHUR DRUG ports on results of the raids into Vietnamese bombers on North “It seems too much to expect probe the cau.se of the disaster. 23 Main Street, Manchester been intemipted by war. As a taste of politics when he as­ Albert Hager, a volunteer aboard a fishing vessel, holds an Eastern Air Lines Lamb .said that pieces of what the plane "in an exceprionally 19-year-old sot^omore at Yale, sisted Christopher DelSesto in Laos. Viet Nam Monday, was dec­ that the Viet Cong and North steep turn.” Call 649-5869 Heavy fighting continued In orated with one of Viet Nam’s Viet Nam will let Uie aerial at­ pillow, grim evidence of the plane crash that took 84 lives last night. Debris appeared to be plane parts had he enlisted in the Marines his campaign for mayor of been picked up from the runway A Coast Guard lookout es South Viet Nam today and a highest medals. j tacks Sunday and Monday go also includes a woman’s fur coat, parts of plane seats and foam rubber. shore, seaman Dsde D. Bishop, U.S. helicopter crew member Ky, who flew frdm Da Nang without some sort of retalia­ u.sed by the plane, Eastern’s Flight 683. But he stressed that 19, of Easton, Pa., heard *i was killed in action in Phuoc to Saigon with the other 23 pi­ tion,’’ a U.S. military adviser sound like a firecracker and Tuy Province, not far from Binh lots, climbed out of his Skyraid- said. such metal frequently is found on runways and the pieces had saw a fire at sea. Gla. Several other helicopter er munching a ham sandwich. A senior American adviser "Tile flames were orange hot crewmen were wounded. Before landing, the airmen per­ said Vietnamese troops in the King Leads not been identified as coming from this plane. I was not definite that it waa Binh Gia was the place where formed aerobatics above the frontier area were in fighting Many Implications a plane—yet it muat have been. NATIONAL CHILDREN’S DENTAL HEALTH about 500 VietnameM soldiers airport. trim with high morale. He said Thirteen Coast Guard ve.ssels Quiet March searched a 2 They found no survivors. er had hoped for, but he said guided the United Steelw'ork , . . . . , . a s the plane soared off Monday Vine-Ripened Tomatoes In State clvii rights workers would con­ ers Union since 1952, is op­ resents most of the workers In night from Kennedy Intema- "You keep looking,” said Attack U.S. En,.l)assy the nations steel, aluminum Uj^nnl Airport, a federal offi- Coast Guard- Capt. Ira McMlri- tinue their campaig(n throughout posed for re-election by union and can industries. ' | Its a plw* Teg Vs the day to get more Negroes to Secretary-Treasurer I. W. Abel. lan of Memphis, Tenn. ’’VVlien unofficial vote returns are ex­ There was no radio word of you don’t see people ailve it’s a M ail Join Qiose who walked to the Many economists believe la­ feeling of futility.” SALE Judge Cowles MOSCOW (AP)—About 1,000 student demonstrators courthouse with King. bor trouble in the basic steel pected to start trickling in short­ distress from the crew. It Industry could knock the steam ly after polling places close. should have been a fine trip for The 79 passengers Included BARBIZON SLIP Sponsored bps hurled rocks and smashed windows at the U.S. Embas­ At a church rally Monday However, it could take a few two young opera singers on Resigns Post sy today and smeared the building with green and blue out of the surging national Flight 663 to Richmond, Va.; night. King had urged Negroes economy in 1965. days before a trend is estab­ route to a South Carolina con­ AND PEHICOAT ink in a protest against U.S. air raids on North Viet by the thousands to Join what he lished. cert, a woman bound for a fu­ GONNECTIGUT STATE DENTAL ASSTI described as the "peaceful Steel is vital to a number of Abel, 56, accused McDonald of neral, prominent Southern bus4- HARTFORD (AP)—Su­ Nam. key industries, including the The demonstrators were led versity. Few Africans were goodwill” voter registration stealing authority from the rank Daughter Safe, nessmen, a former Virginia col­ THIS WEEK ONLY perior C!ourt Judge Albert campaign. auto, appliance, construction and file by concentrating union by 250 Vietnamese, but there among them. and container industries and a lege beauty queen, soldiers L. Coles, thf former attor­ were about 300 Chinese in iden- The students were Joined in King was scheduled to meet policy - making power in the Swenssons Learn heading home on furlough from THE ANERIGAN DENTAL ASS’N at 3 p.m. in Washington with steel strike hurts them all. Swift's PramkHi ney generat of the state, Ucal baggy blue coats and oth­ front of the embassy by a few The immediate worry is that hands of a few top officers and Germany, and others returning er students from Lumumba Uni- hundred Russians, 'mosUy from Vice President Humphrey and advi.sors. to camp in Georgia. PETn-DOT submitted his resignation acting Atty. Gen. Nicholas Kat- the election will be close Mrs. Joseph Swensson of Moscow University. The Rus- enough to wind up in court in He said he wants to return to 97 Prospect St. and her The plana had started in Bos­ French nylon Val lace to Gov. John N. Dempsey siane helped in the rock throw­ zenbach. He said he hoped to the steelworkers ‘‘basic, decent, family and guests were ton. but air but one of Its psa- and dot embroidery border today. talk later in the day with Presi­ an entangled, time-consuming dignified tmde unionism.” Asse mbly OK’s ing. legal fight. thrown into turmoil breif- sengers had boarded ia New the hem and sladied In a letter to the governor Malcolm Toon, political coun­ dent Johnson. McDonald, six years older ly last night when the York. sides of a shadow-paneled Oole said he intends to return From the nation’s capital, the Both sides predict victory. than Abel, plugged away at ac­ ’Ihrough the night, under tha sellor at the embassy, said a The Abel camp predicts a 200,- news of the crash of East­ petticoat in Zephaire(R) to his old law firm in Bridge- Added Expenses protest would be filed with the 1664 Nobel Peace Prize winner complishments made by the ern Airlines flight 663 was eerie light of flares dropped by ^ t i s ta j)ort. plans to return to Selma, Ala., 000-vote edge. McElonald said union during his years of lead­ planes and helicopters, this Foreign Ministry against the de­ last week, "I’m practically in.” brought to them by radio. UtUe Miss 7-16, Miss ’’Simply stated,’’ he said, “I HARTFORD (AP)—The Gen­ struction. to resume command of ,the ership. He promised more ad­ The executive board of the boats continued the search. small. GOOD ADVICE find that my mind and my heart three-week-old civil rights Basic steel contract talks vancements. Searchers could see the lights of eral Assembly today approved Adam Clymer, correspondent opened the first of the year women’s club was meeting medium ^ rv lie with the role of the counsel­ for the Baltimore Sun, was struggle in that west Alabama McDonald wound up his cam- at the house at the time.. the shore and the glow of Man­ large, extra J I U lor and the advocate—not with expenses of $2,500 for each city. but quickly folded under the paigpi Monday night in Lacka­ hattan about 40 miles away. FROM THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE! struck in the mouth and given pressure of the union election­ Mrs. Swensson’s daugh­ large UWB the role of the Judge—and my legislator for the "special reg­ medical aid by Soviet police. Negro leaders directing the wanna, N.Y. with a plea for a ter, Miss Blaine Odell, a Chris Walk of the Federal in white, veara at the bar have created ular session" of the Legislature. Selma campaign in King's ab­ eering. The companies indica­ "smashing victory.”- Aviation Agency said the lari Bernard Ulmann, bureau chief ted they would not agree to stewardess for Eastern, lasting Ues to the active prac­ The Senate took the acUon of Agency French Presse, was sence promts^ to continue "When negotiations resume had been on flight 663 lost radio call from the plsuie waa REG. 4.00 tice of law and liUgation which right -to-vote demonstrations anything under those circum­ let’s not have any doubt about week and was still assigned an acknowledgment of a routina first. The House gave its ap­ struck In the left eye by a stick stances. SEVILLA Inevitably draw me back to it.’’ proval later. and was treated by the Ameri­ throughout the week. who is master of this union,” he to it as far as her mother instruction from the Kennedy Coles’' resignation will take The House then adjourned un­ can embassy doctor. Another in the day by day ser­ The union and companies said said. knew. tower to change direction. 'Rm A fully paneled Zephaire(R) CHOP SALE affect March 31. He was elected til noon Wednesday. Clymer was detained at a dis­ ies of protest marches in Selma negotiations would resume Abel, making his final appear­ After a series of frantic plane had reported it was climb­ Batiste slip with eyelet eent 57 more to Jail Monday —- around mid-February. The un­ ance in Clanton, Ohio, said hi| attorney general in 1958 on the Each legislator normally re­ trict police station. A police calls to the airlines it w'as ing through 3,700 feet, headUt embroidery and imported ticket headed by Qov. Abraham spokesman said he was being including the Rev. James Bevel, ion could strike May 1. campaign had been a “crusade ascertained that Mias Odell southeast. Alenccxi nylon lace trim. ceives a $2,000 salary and $500 Some 980,000 steelworkers are to return this union to its right­ was safe. She had been Rlbicoff. In 19M Dempsey ap- In expenses for a regular two- held wMle "his Incorrect behav­ The pilot was Capt. Frederick Perfect to wear under uniforms. Mtnted him to the Superior ior ia being discuMed.” (See Page Two) eligible to vote. The union rop­ ful owners — the membership.” transferred to a shuttle Robert Carson. 41, of Huntii^ LitUe Miss 9-16. Tall Miss 12-20, irf ■ Court. year term. Because of the un­ service between Boston and ton, N.Y., a veteran of 19 yean Lady 38-42 usual nature of the unprecedent­ He did net elaborate. New Ycrk. She has been a \ belhS tsl S H O U L D E R Dempsey, In a letter of reply The crowd surged past a thin with the airline. Both he ani in white. Mies 12-30. A n r \ today, said he accepted Coles’ ed second term, legislative lead­ stewardess for 15 months first officer Edward Robert LitUe Lady / I .. /V decision “with full and kindly ers agreed to the larger expense line of police. Most a t the em- Income Tax, Number 2 and is based In Boston. 14%-22% ‘T ' ot 1 appreciation for your motiva­ allotment, rather than regular bossy windows on the ground The Swensson’s Joy waa (See Page Eight) in white. Lam b Chops tion.'’ salaries. and second floor were smashed. dampened, however, when Members will be authorized Some in the crowd hung anti- they learned that the dead MAIN FLOOR the regular travel allowance of American signs on the seven- pilot was Edward Dunn of Crash Victim 10 cents a mile from their foot iron picket fence in front Changes in Deduction Rules Clinton. Dunn and his wife WEST HARTFORD (AP)—Lt homes to the state capital and a t the building. were close friends of the (J. G.) John Allen Ebers, 26- back again. The disorders closely followed EDITOR’S NOTE — It used^ This doesn’t go for under-86^i>ast eight years before the Swenssons and had been Bulletins REPEAT OF A year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. Bills providing salaries for the pattern of previous demon­ their house guests, for a nieodore Martin Ebers of 98 to be that if you damaged your people. For them the law Is un^ sale. Culled from AP Wires' legislative employes during the strations. oar in an accident, and your in­ changed. For medicine and If you are itemizing deduc­ month, about six year* Newport Ave., IJest Hartford, current session were also ready Witnesses said the small de­ surance didn’t cover it, you drug expenses they deduct only tions, you may need far more ago. Just before Dunn be­ SELLOUT LaOB- was one of three Navy men for action 'Diesday. came a pilot of Esistem. tachment of police appeared to could claim the damage as an what exceeds one per cent of detailed advice than there is Mrs. Swensson had been a killed in the crash of a Jet On Saturday, the legislators be making no effort to restrain income tax deduction. That rule Income and then only when it is room for here. If that’s the FILM BAN RE'VERSED komber ih Oregon Monday. are expected to officially note member of their wedding NEW YORK (AP) — A Lam b Chops the death of State Rep. George J. the rock throwers. has been changed. Following is added to medical expenses case, then here are two sugges­ I>arty at Braintree, Mass. Hie demonstrators were led the -second of five special which are not deductible, until tions : court ban on the showlag ei PRE-SEASON S A li OF (Gee PEie Eight) Malloy, R-Avon. articles explaining changes and they exceed three per cent of Carefully examine the instruc­ the movie, "John Goldtaib, (See Page Eight) procedures In the Income tax. Income. tion sheet sent taxpayers by the Please Come Home,” was re­ Lottie Anyone can deduct transpor­ Internal Revenue Service or at versed today. The University NOW YOU CAN HAVE NOISELESS, By JAMES MARLOW tation costs for going to get the nearest IRS office for 50 Push - Button of Notre Dame sought tka' IOsb'-; cents buy the government’s 169- DAYTIME \b* aivV WASHINGTON (AP) — If medical care, like bus, train, ban because of references he- \lo t DUSTLESS, TANKLESS, CORDLESS you’re going to itemize deduc­ taxi or plane fare or the cost page booklet: "Your Federal Job System the story to the unlverrity'a \\Jve of gas, oil, and parking. You Income Tax football team. A flve-maa KIDNEY 09 tions In order to take all you still can. But — Generally, no 'Me any longer court of the Apprilate Divi­ VACUUMING! With the new low-oost Black can In filing your 1664 Income Now, if you use your own oar can deduct as a personal ex­ Gets Started sion of the State Suprenek' DRESSES k Decker Central Vacuum System all you need Uuc return, remember Congress going to get medical care, you pense the cost of auto tags, a Court, in Issuing ita Lamb Chops made a number of changes in can deduct a flat five cents a driver’s license, poll taxes, the granted a 10-day stay ef $1^ carry is the feather-light hose. Just plug it in to I what you can and can’t deduct. mile Instead of gas and oil tax on alcoholic beverages, or NEW YORK (AP) — A vast, entry of the order. ThU - (loll) ■ ■ a S * ^ \ any of the convenient wall inlets. . and watch ,In the past you could deduct, costs. tobacco, or the tax on hotel new push-button re-employment the effect a t giving the aal* the dirt disappear. fully for personal losses from And there’s this that's new: bills or tickets to sports events system is under way to obtain versity time to aak for pron- new Jobe for thousands of civil­ Where's the tank? Down in the basement or theft or casualty, like a storm If you give your services free or theaters. mission to appeol the rnUaif LAMB 0OMBINATION ,nSrLnU»89e that damaged your house or an to a queried charitable organi­ Until now you could exclude ians to be put out of work by to the Court of Appeals, Mas out in the garage. It’s four times as powerful accident that damaged your zation — and use your automo­ from taxable income dividends shutdowns of military installa- state’s highest eourt. as any vacuum tank cleaning you’ve tned. >^d, UMB PATTIES aSBo oar, if It wasn’t covered by In- bile in doing so — you can de­ up to $50 a year—$100 tor mar­ Uone. ANN GARSON . . the whole system can be iiutalled in hours to BUiance. duct five cents a mile for its ried couples if each had at least Information is being coded fm: last a house-time. Now you can deduct only use, instead of actual out-of- $50 of dividend income — and an electronic computer to re­ Crisp daytime cottons nav* what Is above the first $J00 of pocket expenses, as in the past. you could subtract from your locate the workers swiftly In at one half you would We’ll be Imppy to demonstrate this low-cost loss In each occurrence — .never And this is newt If your em­ Income tax four per cent of div­ other posts of their choice. home cleaning unit with no obligations, of Star-Kist Sunshine for Insurance-covered loss. And ployer transferred you or you idends received above the $50 ”It’s a fabulous thing,” said expect to pay. Drip- U an accident damaging your went to work for a new em­ or $100 deduction. A- (3- Gross, sent here from the dry prints and solids, course. Won’t you come in or give us a call? SgIW WhHt Thhg Ohm-it firaekGn oar was due to your own wilful­ ployer you may be able to de­ Now you can exclude $100 In Bureau of Ships in Washington popular casual styles r t — ness, you can’t deduct at all. duct moving and travel ex­ dividends—$200 if married and as assistant to the commandant “.’sssr * ■ur * Oar owners won’t find much penses tor you and your'fami­ each has dividend Income—but of the Brooldyn Navy Yard to for misses and women. 39 23 oomfort In this change. ly but under two conditions: above that you can deduct from coordinate the program. Plenty of half sizes. ^CENTRAL VACUUMING People whose 65th blrtiiday You work at least 39 weeks your tax only two per cent of ”We have-'high hopes tor Me Regulariy $7.00. was as late aa Jan. 1, 1966 can out of the first year in the new your dividends. success.” HamlhWrap * off Baggies deduct fully their medical and Job or Bome other Job you got Until now you could exempt The Brooklyn yard, with Reprinted From Hie Herald—Sat, Jan. SO, ISOS 14 medicine -coats. Before 1664. later in the same area a ^ your from taxation $100 a week of about 9.4(X) amptoyes, is the they ooidd deduqt all medical new Job In relation to your dd atek pay after you had been largest of 96 military installa­ •« Black a D eckec' FggB Wri|i Food Bg|g costs blit only that part at their residence le at least 20 miles rick a week. And you could de­ tions ordered cloaed by the Da- madloina and drug bill above farther than- the distance be­ duct thd $100 in that first week tonsp Department lari Novem­ 33* •sx 61* OM per cent of tfielr Income. tween your old residence and If your bad been Injured or bos- ber. Woih at the yard will be 336 NORTH MAIN ST. B>uther, If you provide mors your oM Job. pltaliaed. Not any more. phased out by Jime 30, 1966. thfui half the aupport o< overdU If ycu sold your bixpe qo or Now you can’t deduct any­ Aitogefiier, about 17,000 civil­ 2 FOR $7. TEL 649-5253 ^ parenta — even thouHi they after. your 66th bMbday fbr thing for the first seven days of ian workers will lose their joba. BUILDING MATERIALS DOUBLE STAMPS WEDNESDAY a^ght have had $600 Income $20,(XX) or lees, you pM-Mt.t4uc fUnesa unless you were hospital Aloe ari tor cloaing were tw» Second Floor LUMBER FUEL t))ur 'own ^ you tberefora on any pioftt'maile. tDit'V'MW, laed at least cm day in that other ahipyarda, in Boston and SHOP FRIDAYS TO 8:30 P.M. ia HARTFORD. EAST HARTFORD, WEST HARTFORD oasit oWm tnam aa dependants A ^.'a p arM «x«mptialk4|anrpr time. Portsmoioh, N.H., and vartoua OPEN 6 DAYS I ‘GAP, you can dsduot the parenta’ vlded tar preOb oo Ufllwr*pno«G Nor can you deduct anything Army, Navy and Atr Fmo THUES. TO 9 PA^. MIOOLETO>VN, BRISTOL. MANCHESTER AfiMi, Roaafaia wd^ai ‘ftlAtkoi ituduits hurt and, ■ifnoal’tad medicine oeMa in bouaea. isr the first 80 days c< illness ctMtiea. ■STAIUSHB) SINCI 1920 AND NEW BRITAIN ; th« is Amvican ^ __ Hm test Js. .wtaetiier you Butyou nMMtjMwioinMd aa$ Bblasa your rick' pay in that I Groaa aaid aufloyaa k3«| (Sm « O H

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' four-block march U> the coart- •up n fn tM en t’s offlpe Monday King Leads hou?e from the Dexter Avenue South Windsor through Friday from 8 to 4 p.m. Sheinwold on Bridge Martin Sets Baptist church where he served BOY SCOVT Opep Heuae Ret TV-Radio Tonight as pastor during the boycott of The South Windsor Cbopsra- East dealer Quiet March ’ segregated city buses which Notes and News tlve Kinoergartsn will hold opsn STUDENTS O t CRIME Both sides vulnersbw Budget Dates I first brought him renown a Board Votes Today house tonight and tomorrow CHALLENGED BY- HAND NOiriH ' decade ago. n i^ from 8 to 10. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD * A8 General Manaier Richard I “The most significant step a Tr««p t7 National Men’s Team Champion VIST Television In Alabama Parenta of children in the 0 KQJ78 Martin haa aet aside four daya, I Negro can take,” the famed in­ Boy Scout Troop 27 of St. morning claaees will meet to­ Students of crime should 6:00 ;3-10-13-lS-33). Movie (34) College Bound tegration leader declared, “is 4b 653 •tarUng with Feb. 28, for public 8-40) Admiirat Jock 7:15 (30) Sports Camera Mary'a Episcopal Church held On Kindergartens night In their children's rooms study today’s hand very care­ 30) Brave Stallion (33) Maas HighltghU (Ooatlmed from P»|:e Om ) that short walk to the voting WEST EAST bearinga with town sigencles and (40) Peter Jennings—Newa Its annual banqtiet and Court of and parents of tbs afternoon fully. It isn’t hard to set who 4k 76 4b KS4 (34) Friendly Olant booth.” belongs Lshind bars, but you department hbada on 48 separ­ (30) Maverick 7:30 ( 3) What In The World oiM Of Kin|''s aides — after Ne­ Negroes in recent months Honor Saturday night in Nell class children will meet tomor­ V 9342 VQ106S S:1S (34) Sing HI, Sing U> ’ (34) Spectrum Hall of the church. The board of education will ^presentation to.the town coun- row. Teachers will explain their can’t put him there unless you D 10842 0 9 ate appropriation requests for (18) Movie 03) Cillitgan’s Island groes refused to sign a voter Jiave encountered little dlfficilty decide tonight if public kinder­ cil. Mayor Egan said at that programs. can state just what he should (10-33-30) Mr. Novak registration waiting list made in registering as voUrs in Mont­ Edward Bayles and Leo Kas- the 1966-66 budget. 6:80 (40) Rifleman ( 8-30-40) Combat 445 HARTFORD ROAD, le a r M c K E E gartens will be included in its time it was on* of the best 'The South Windsor safety have done to stay out of Jail. ( 8) Woody Woodpecker 8:00 (34) Children Without kviuiable at their request. gomery. Civil rights leaders el awarded prizes to the boys budget for nm t year. Following the hearings, he win (30) FUm King, returning to Montgom­ for their salesmanship In the presentations the council had commission will meet tonight O u t deiiler. 4 QJI0932 (34) What’a NewT ( 3) Car 64 Where Ara You? here proclaimed today's turnout Supt. Charlea Warner has ever heard. at the town hall. The meetings Both sides vulnerable. V AK repare his own recommended (13) Joey Bishop ery in a chartered plane, told as a “peaceful good-will” Yankee Peddler Drive held la.st rtm 6:00 ( 8) Newe 1:30 (24) Caaals M aster Clasa recommended to the board of ’The board Of education meet­ are optn to the public. All Pass 0 A53 iwnwlde budget, for presenta­ (34) Ltmouatn, Querey, Peri- ( 3-13) Red Skelton hundreds of cheering, hymn- march rather than a protest fall. Eric Johnson, president of education that public kinder­ 4b 107 tion to the board of Erectors, gord ainglng Negroes jammed into a the Instructors of the Handi­ ing will be held at the South Briefs Opening Lead—Clubs 2 (10-23-30) Hullabaloo (C) demonstration. gartens be started next fall. Windsor High School at 7:30. The Holy Name Society of West opened the deuce of Em( Sooth Was( North by March 20. (30) Flash Gordon ( 8-20-^) McHale's Navy church Monday night that Ne­ capped. Inc., of Manchester, 1 4 1 4 Pass 2 4 (10) Eye-Dentlfy (18) Subscription TV He has included in his budget St. Margaret Mary’s Church clubs, and East took the ace of The board, in turn, will hold (20) w inter Camping ~ 9:00 (8-20-40) The ’IVcoon groes must demand registration spoke briefly and thanked the to the board an appropiation of Eight Appeals Granted PsM 3 4 3^ 4 4 public hearings on the pro­ (40) Adventures in Paradise In massive numbers to “let the troop for Its interest In lOH The zoning board of appeals will hold its monthly meeting clubf and returned the nine of (24) Royal Philharmonic WHERE SERVICE IS Public Records $89,000 for the first year of tonight at 7:80 In the church diamonds. South won with the All Pats posed 1966-66 budget sometime (22) Top 23 Plus One 9:30 ( 8-12) Petticoat Junction power structure know we are and its donation to the lOH granted eight appUcationa at its between that date and April 7 8:10 ( 3) News. Sports. Weather (10-22-30) Wk. That Was (C) determined to vote.” Pool Project. public kindergartens. hall. ace of diamonds and led a 6:1S (22) Club House ( 8-20-40) Peyton Place If- the ho^d of education last meeting. and win then have until May 7 10:00 ( 8-20-40) The Fugitive He urged his people to join Warrantee Deed Morey Roy, scout executive Three applications under Donald Brewer, owner and trump to the ace and a trump, queen of hearts, and South dis-, (30) Rocky and His Friends should decide to include kin­ general manager of the Hart­ back from dummy. cards ills second club. - This to adopt the final budget. If the ( 8) Peter Jennings—News ( 3-12) Doctors and Nurses him by the thousands in the Raymond E. Gardner and Mil­ of Blackledge District, present­ dergartens in ita budget, the state' hearings were granted. board falls to do so by that date, Heads Drive 8:30 (10-22-30) HunUey-Brinkley (10-23-30) NBC White Paper dred A. Gardner to Robert 1. ed the troop charter to the ford Charter Oak, will be guest East, stepped up with the gives East a heart trick and (24) What’s New? (24) In-SchooI Preview budget must still be presented They were: speaker. He will give his views king of spades and returned the prevents We.rt from getUng a. the manager’s recommended John J. Nachyly Jr. of 2051 (30) Once A Scout 11:00 ( 3-8-10-12-22-3(^40) News, OUR BEST PRODUCT Wolverton and Helen A. Wol- Rev. John D. Hughes, who ac­ to the town council. The to4vn South Windsor Auto Parts on the “Hertford Sport Scene.’’ four of clubs to West’s king. club trick. As a result. West budget will be adopted automa­ Ellington Rd.. Wapping, has ( 3) Walter Cronkite Sports, Weather I verton. property at 11 Avon St. cepted it on behalf of the council appropriates the board Oo., 8 Packard St,. Manchester, tically, to be effective July 1. been name 2:00 Newi, Sports,Spor Weather Deepwood Dr.. Feb. 27, Church Steven Beebe, Joseph Kelly, Supt. Warner told the board South Wihdaor Development at Firehouse No. 1. East plans to do. A counter­ and ill this case you can count Holy Nome Society, and char­ 6:46 3 Star Ehitra that if it makes the decision one In the Municipal Building 6:00 Long John Wade 7:06 Conversation Piece K U MIAT ntdDUCTS of the Assumption. Daniel Stevens. John Murjihey, Co., c/o Abty. Edwin A. laiss- During January, the volun­ plot would save South from a only 3 points for your king and. Hesuing Room. The only ex­ ter officer of the South Wind­ 8:00 Dick Robinson to have public kindergartens man, 37 Levyla St., Hartford, perhaps 1 point for the double­ sor united reUgious census 1:05 News Sign Oft 7:30 News of the World Certificates of Trade Name Lawrence Linders. Kenneth the administi^tion is ready. teer firemen were instructed in life in prison. ception le the Park and Recre­ 7:60 UConn vs. UMass Luca Addabbo d-b-a Manches­ Bernstein, Robert Hickey .and was granted a specific excep­ the ba-sic technique of the mask ton. It is not enough. c ommittee (an inter'alth WHAY—SI* 9:40 NIghtbeat A plan was proposed to use South wins the second trick ation Depeutment bearing, set 6:00 Gene Anthony 11:00 News ter Tailor Shop, 121 Spruce St, I Elliott Earl. tion to allow a motor fuel sta­ and beg. They have been using with the ace of diamonds, cash­ For Shelnwold’s 36-page group, functioning since 1959.) 6:30 News. Sports and Weather GAS RANGE the Ell Terry School addition for the Probate Court Hearing 11:15 Sports Final Luca Addabl^ d-b-a Spruce St tion on SulNvan Ave. ’The ex­ booklet. "A Pocket Guide to A graduate of the University 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 11:30 Art Johnson Show Fred Kurtz, assistant scoyt- of 11 classrooms to house the a mechanical resuscitator. es the ace and king of hearts, Room. 7:15-Joe Edwards Electric (^\ock Control—Griddle On Top Tailor, 121 Spruce St. master. awarded second class ception v,'sa granted with the Elected President and leads a spade to dummy's Bridge.” send 50 cents to of Connecticut, Nachyly attend­ WPOP—141* kindergarten for at least one Feb. 23—Town clerk, elec- ed the University of Connecti­ 1:30 Sign Off 6:00 Lou Terri Building Permits badges to Michael Palleschi and recommendation from the WilUam Lanning, Plum tiane, ace. Then comes the key play: Bridge Book, The Manchester tloas, 9 aon.;'Probate Court, 10 WINF—123* 7:00 Ken Griffin To Roacoe L. Thompson Jr., year. cut School of Law and was 5:00 Wall St. Today. 13:00 Sal LaRosa Douglas Hansen. Assistant Several board members ques­ board that the entrances and was elected president of the Declarer must lead the jack of Herald. Box 3318, Grand Cen­ a-m.; board of directors, gen alterations to dwelling at 238 Scoutmaster Paul Bernard exits fiom the gas. station be South Windsor Volunteer Fire hearts for dummy. tral Station. New York 17, N. awarded a Faulk Fellowship for 6:00 News, Weather. Sports tioned whether the addition eral manager, human relations graduate study in public ad 6:15-Radio Greater Hartford Woodland St., J900. awarded Star Scout certificates changed In the shopping center. Department. Other social otn- Blast must cover with the Y. oommisslon, conservation com- 6:45 Lowell Thomas: Sports To FYancis J. Ennis, fence at would be completed on time. ministration at Boston Univer­ to Robert Lieonhardt, Alfred Supt. Warner stated he would This is a CR zone. cers elected at the meeting mdsslon, 10:30 a.m.; town coun­ 7:00 News 96 Church St., $50. Butler, Stanley Ingersol, Paul "Two variances for signs larg­ were: Thomas Lawton, vice sel, 11:30 ajn.f planning com- sity. 7:35 Leading Question To J. C, Richardson, altera­ rather buy a month’s late start Nachyly is married to the 8:00 ECHS vs. Springfield Federal Tennant, Mark Cross, David as opposed to no kindergar­ er than permitted were granted president; Wilber Walker, sec­ mlssior, zoning board of ap­ Cathedral tions to dwelling at 14 Hunter Fox, Robert Snyder. James Leg- as temporary and conditional. retary, and Robert Woodman, G)urt Decrees New Trial former Margaret Kupchunos 8'..’)0 Jerry Gordon Rd., $400. tens. He emphasized that he peals, development commission, and has/a daughter, Melanie. 9:30 Speak Up. Hartford Credit Bureau gitt and John Leggitt. would rather gamble that the They were: treasurer. Albert Wolder was 2 p.m. 12:15 Sign Off Life Scout Certificates were WtU-Mar Builders, Inc., 83 re-elected commissioner for a Feb. 24—Engrlneering, high­ wno-1*** space would be available at the 6:00 Afternoon Edition 806 Main S t, Mancheater Hospital for Plants presented to Richard Peck. John school and have a 100 per cent Hope La., Glastonbury on the five-year term. In Westport Murder Case way, Municipal Buildings, cem­ Marvin. Paul Carlson and Ed­ southeast comer of EUington • Pastor Walter Abel of Our eteries, refuse collection and Hansens Receive ward Keiderling by Philip Cos- of the children receiving kin­ Savior Lutheran Church is 643-1618 a 872-0845 BERLIN — Among Berlin’s dergarten than the percentage Rd. and Valley V l^ Dr. ’This is HARTFORD (API—A new "^because Vigneault’s lawyer ar­ disposal, street lights, building oddities la a “plant hospital " lit. assistant scoutmaster. now. an AA-30 zone. ohaplaln. ln^>ection, 9 a.m.; storm sow­ Lutheran Grants Mancheater Rockville Roy also presented Eagle trial was ordered today for Har- gued that Meadows “was solely Wonderful Selection of where a feeble philodendron or The other alternative Is for Raycon Oorp., 90 Maple Ave., lis Miller, a handyman serving motivated by his desire to mulct ars, permanent paving, walks a buggy begonia can be taken Scout Donald Bernard with the the bo.ird to lease space from Hartford, for a sign on Gov­ Mancheater Evening Herald and curbs, 2 pjn.; board of Valentine Gifts — Bonded — Eagle Scout Bronze Palm. This South Windsor oorrespondent. a life sentence for the rape­ the Insurance company." Howard P. Hansen and Rich­ for treatment. Owner Robert various churches in town. ernor’s Highway, approxi- slaying of a Westport matron. education, Coiiununlty College, ard E. Hansen, sons of Howard Schindler haa been ao succeee- is the first such award in Troop Brownie J o s e p h , telephone Vigneault appealed to the Su­ Free Gift Wrapping Some board members were mately 100 feet east of the In- The State Supreme Court, cit­ preme Court of Errors, which 8 p.m. J. Hansen of 21 Bremen Rd., ful with hia "clinic” that he haa 27. Ten-year veterans pins were against leased space, because, tersection of Rt. 6 and Oov- 644-0148. March 1—Treasurer, control­ given to Assistant Scoutmas­ ing recent U. S. Supreme Court ruled that his lawyer. John P. were recently awarded scholar- ARTHUR DRUG had to find larger quarters for it “creates problems.’’ emors Highway. ’This is an I McKeon, "so far exceeded the ler, collector of revenue,, as­ .ships by the Lutheran Women’.a For i t ters Wilbert Auderir' William zone. decisions, ruled that evidence sessor, 9 a.m.; bond maturities Auden, Donald Bernard and If public kindergartens go in­ presented again.st Miller was bounds of fair comment and Missionary League Ladies Aid to effect next fall it will end The three other requests obtained illegally. legitimate argument that the and interest, 10 a.m.; Insurance, of Zion Lutheran Church. Natural BOMB THREAT Steven Bernstein by Roy. over ten years of cooperative granted were: Your employes' Insurance, pensions, This is the second time that DANBURY (API—A 18-year- Knights of Columbus, 1831 It set aside Miller’s conviction court was justified in setting kindergartens in town. The co- for first degree murder. aside the verdict." socnal security, 10:30 a.m.; wel- Richard has received the schol­ old Danbury High School sopho­ Cub Pack 91 operative has been run by an Eaat Hartford, a Dental Health fore, 2 p.m.; library board, 2:30 arship while Howard is a recipi­ Or Bottle more has been arrested on a Den 2 perfoi-med the opening e.xecutive board of interested temporary and conditional per­ Although Connecticut used to “This is one of the exceptional, p.m.; health department, 3 ent for the sixth time. Both boys Meat Specials charge of giving false informa­ I ceremony at the monthly pack mit to allow a carnival from allow illegally gathered evidence instances which warrants devi­ Gas mothers This is the second in a series pjn.; water and seiwer depart­ are graduates of Manchester AMERICAN LEGION For Tues. and Wed. tion about a bomb. meeting of Cub Scout Pack 91 When the cooperative kinder- April 26 to May 1 at 212 El- to be presented In court In some ation from the fienerml rule that ment, 3:30 p.m.; recreation and High School and studenU at Val­ PoHce said today that Thomas I last Thursday at Green School, of six articles on dental health cases, this can no longer be the mere mention of insurance ganenraiten was oegunberun it was byhv a. ,' This la an Wisniew- I zone, published by The Herald, in co­ parks, 8 p.m. paraiso Indiana University. J. Wilke was arrested in con- j Dougins Dingwall and Stan­ done, the State Supreme Court is not a sufficient rea.son for March 2 — Police Depart­ Howard is in the school of en­ Pork Chops lb. 69c necUon with a telephone call to ley Wojcoski received bear group of mothers who realized ' Ave^ . operation with the Manchester said. setting aside a jury verdict,” pubuc wo„M S: Dental Society, in observance ment, dog license fund, 9 a.m.; gineering while Richard la in Center Cut police headquarters Feb. 4 an­ , badges, George Fee received a clflc The state court said It was the court said. Civil Defense, 9:30 a.m.; Down­ the school of education. The nouncing that a bomb had been wolf badge and Joseph Martens a long time in coming to South stniction of a residence in a of National Children's Dental “constrained" to rule that the Windsor. Health Week, Feb. 7 through town Special Taxing District, boys are also members of Zion planted in the Immaculate High received a gold arrow and two CX zone on the premises of 678 admission of certain evidence pwktng meter fund, 10 a.m.; Lutheran Qiurch and former of­ GENERAL ELECTRIC School gymnasium. silver arrows on a bear badge. The cooj>erative has filled a Sullivan Ave. This is a CX 13. and testimony against Miller, by Pork Roast need in the tow-n, but it does Town Fire Department, 11 a.m. ficers of the Walther League of Police emptied a crowd in the After the awards, cartoons zone. Superior Court Judge Jamei C. the church. gym which, at the time, was were shown as entertainment. not service all the kindergar­ Duraform Inc., 783 R t 5, a WHEN YOUR CHILD Shannon was “errooeous." BINGO 7-Rib Cute , ,1b. 29c 1 ten-age children. In fact it LOSES A TOOTH RADAR PHOTO TO BE KEPT The late Mrs. Mildred Han­ watching a basketball game be­ The pack \-isited the Peabody variance to allow a building The court called the slaying EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT tween Immaculate and Danbury serves less than 50 per cent of cloeer to the front line than IN AN ACCIDENT NEW YORK —A photograph sen, mother of the boys, was a Museum, New Haven, on Sat­ those who would be eligible. When your child breaks a of Mrs. Isabel Sillan. 43, “a radar o< all Ehigland and president of the organization High junior varsity. urday. permitted and a variince to al­ particularly revolting and atro­ 8 O’CLOCK—LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. Country Style This Is due mainly either to low light manufacturing on the bone, you immediately take Walas win be preserved in Tliae and WO.S very active In church transportation or financial rea­ him to a physician. Similarly, cious crime.” O^Mule 2 at the World’s Fair. and club activities. S pareribs...... lb. 39c premises."' This is a GC zone. Mrs. Sillan was strangled in $TEAMAND sons. when a tooth is knocked out, BIMe CiMe Set her Westport home Nox’. 12. "GET YOURSELF A The Kindergarten Petition A Bible Study class will be the child ehould be taken to the COLLEGE GIRL’’ Tender Baby Committee has urged all per­ dentist as quickly as possible. 1962, after Miller had assaulted held Thursday at 7:80 p.m. at' her and her 14-year-old daugh­ In color—6:30 - 8:40 Beef Liver .. .. lb. 49c sons interested in having pub­ Our Savior Lutheran Church. | Because the wound caused by lic kindergartens next fall to the lost tooth is usually a clean ter, Gail, the court said. Friday, youth choir practice Miller was sentenced to life Plus: “The Big Parade attend the meeting. will be held at 7 p.m., adulti one and the gum is rarely in­ of Comedy” W ED . O N LY ! The Petition Committee was jured, it Is often po^ble for Imprisonment after the jury re­ Frozen Food Special Information class at 7:30 p.m. I with all the comic greats formed by a group of mothers snd parish choir practice at 8' the dentist to re-implant the commended that he be spared M Y IRON of the paet. MEAT PIES HAT and SOLE SPECIAL also interested in seeing public p.m. child’s tooth in its socket. the death penalty. Just as the physician uses Shown: 8:08 PUTAUGERINYOURIANK! kindergartens In South Windsor. On Sunday there wiH be an HARTFORD (AP)—The owner Beef, Turkey or Men’s and Boys’ Members circulated a petition aduH Bible study class at 9 splints and a piaster cast t^ throughout town last summer. keep broken bones In place, a of a forging business was award­ Chicken . .5 for $1.00 a.m. ed $194,540 today for 2.71 acres GENERAL ELECTRIC HALF The petition favoring public Bookkeeper Needed dentist will use a splint and kindergarten was presented to sometimes a cast to ke»p the of land the state took for a A bookkeeper is needed In the highway In 1958. the board of education. The superintendent of schools office. tooth in the socket w’ the 4^ F7nal Week of Month of SOLES committee also made a formal gum heaJs around i t In many Walter Paterson of Stratford S U f T s . Interested persons may call the cases the tooth, gums and bone Magic Grocery Specials LeaUier or NeoUte appealed a lower court decision structure effect a healing pro- which had given him the $104,- ^ ★ Tomorrow cees, and the tooth once again 540, saying he should get $247,- IMXTM RMSOHOFTS nOOUCTOI Shurfine becomes functional. 415 in damages. The Supreme If it is not possible to re-im­ Court of Errors uphold the lower A-swes SJuu* nsMurm IMHIDLESS TOMATO JUICE MEN'S HATS HAVE YOU AN plant a tooth succeesfully. the court. GiiRHER'ANDREWS’DoUGiAS 2 Ig. cans 53e EVENT SCHEDULED dentist may construct s wire CLEANED Superb appliance or s type of bridge to HARTFORD (API—The Su­ THAT CALLS for keep the other teeth from shift­ preme Court of Errors ruled FOOD? ing into the space left by the today that “improper and prej­ * h e 's LIK-ETHISEv/ER/ Shurfine and BLOCKED missing tooth. I S S S ^ All hats will be ready Sat. udicial conduct and remarks ” It may be a wedding, a ban­ What should you do when a by a lawyer during a trial and f 1/a l e m t ia /e 's DAyi" TOOTHBRUSH APPLESAUCE ------\ 2 m /0 £ quet or Just an Informal get- child loses a tooth? First, wrap to a jury are sufficient reason plus Peter Sellers 2 cans 27c • W’E’RE OPEN 6 DAYS • together of a society, lodge or the tooth in a wet towel or for setting aside a verdict. “Trial and Error” some friendly group. place It in water. And. moet George Meadows, of Hartford, “Emily” Shown ALL WORK GUARANTEED • CHARGE IT ImporUnt, don’t clean the sued Hector Vigneault, also of 8:00 We Are Prepared to tooth er you may remove vital Hartford, after their cars col­ "Trial” 6:80-10 GENERAL ELECTRIC ^ Shurfine tissue. lided, claiming Vigneault had Serve You to Your Next, take your child and the been negligent. A Common Pleas Last Day SLICED POTATOES HOUSE HALE: Complete Satinfaction tooth to your dentist as quick­ Court jury found Vigneault had S. Father Goose” or tiLALITY SHOE REP.AIR and HAT CLEANING ly as possible. The earlier your not been negligent. PLEASE USE OUR OAK STREET ENTRANCE Our catering servtoe is scf. up dentist is able to treat the However, Judge Samuel S. [ MANCHLSTfR WHOLE POTATOES to be Hexible enough'' to ac­ child, the greater the chance of Googel eet aeide the verdict 1 AVf'i f I WM i AWrr ,Nr. complete success. HIGH DOME LID $ commodate any size gathering. 3 cans 39c Why not call us and talk over Remember, too, quite often Carrots, Coni or the detaUsr such accidents can happen In the home, so be certain all pas­ Clinrtax, Nevada J Sliced Beets 7 cans $1.00 sageways are free of skates and HI toys and that stepe and stair­ ways have no objects that may / GARDEN GROVE cause a fail FRYPAN Shurfine Fruit TELEPHONE 649-5313—649-5314 COMPLETE WITH DETACHABLE CONTROLS Cocktail 3 Ige. cans $1.00 First *Blue Baby* 19 And today thru Sat. we CHICAGO The first “blue IVR will offer a wonderful baby" operated on successfully T-910 sraP!S NORGE ELECTRIC value on was Diane Schnell, now 19 and llvinlE in Woodbury, N.T. The It w MAMIN KIM WMSTOil operation was performed in 1046 (jSRI: mu* Ul at Children’s Memorial Hospital ./T r o t n » w SKIS here by Drs. WUUs J. Potts and BURNSIDE ___ softer BOOTS Studebaterl Sidney Smith. DOVELETTES COMMON-SENSE CAR tissues BINDINGS BRAND NEW 1965 MODELS AT CLOTHES DRYER "sa v e 23c SKI JACKETS SUBSTANTIAL SAVIN6S 5 large boxes $1.00 ALL MODELS ! SjpGC'HXl (2 for 49e) ICE SKATES SKI PANTS NOW ON 100 HSH FRY DEUVEREO Bnt there*! nothing shy about his peiv the: (1) deaning power; (2) firing power; NEW Sale-Sale-Sale IN Fifod FMi Lm m « WmIs* fonnanoe on a criap February morning. (3) Octane power to deliver dgRHwg per^ DOVELETTES MANCHESTER Frateh FtImI FalofoM CdMlaw EVERY WEDNESDAY New Winter-fbrmula Eeso Extra helps fimnanoe Ip oddest weather. Stop in soon Frathly M wd RoEs m d Butfor your ear start quickly and warm up fostp and treat your car to a Valentine tankftil TISSUES ____ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 5 PJL It 0 tM. W mtyssr M sta Ute helpe prevent carburetor icing. It has attheaton of Happyfiiofefihgt/ NO PAYMENTS TILL MARCH '65 mftntu it NASSIFF COCKTAILS SHOP PINEHURST ARMS CO. Boland Motors SERVID WEDNESDAY HOUSE OF SPORTS Tet 443-4 7t OpM SvmIms Ib Our FataooB . . . AMMieA* UMOMa BNBNSV OOMPANV . £ssa !N tolLT|1» 9 J :\ PLENTY FKEE rARKING M MR* Off OakSiad'SL—Ob IMlBod Tpha, ^ • 991 MAIN STREET-649-1647 M CINm n. W WMCnMr S r G w dM i B odm n a k c h b s t b r , c o n n . 4 e oiFWMe ggopatw* legfc ■ K M fC R B S m at EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, 00NN„ TUESDAT, FEBRUABT 9. 1968

son J. Bearce, placed second; one of the 61 Boston passsngars Vernon Coventry Alan Aho, of Grade 8, oon of 12th Circuit —Roy D. Woodworth Jr„ Lynn- Mr. and Mn. Alan A. Aho, 10 from Area fleld, got off at New York. placed third, and Robert Bray Woodworth, on Air Force Na­ iSi, 1965 Map Shows Directors Couple File o f Grade 7, son of Mr. and Mra. Court Cases On Ill-Fated tional Guard officer who was 85 mm. sIMe prej ectera. Mothers Club to Conduct Albert B. BrayV placed fourth. military olds to Gov. John Volpe Bankruptcy Bid ’The spelling was one of sev­ In 1961-1962, w u an executive of MANOHKSTEB 8BB6ION Pioneer Utihty Plan WELDON DRUG CO. eral such to be held during the Plane Flight liberty Mutual Insurance Oo. M l Mala 8ti—«M. fiiS-SSSl / Townes Easter Seal Drive coming year, Involving Junior Prosecutor James Mlrablle He was en route to Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Mc- high age school students. nolled six coses yesterday, in­ Va., on a business trip. He Glnnlss of Vernon Trailer (Joiirt cluding those of Bnn V. Abel, BOSTON (AP) — At least 10 When town directors are asked tonight to approve an has filed a voluntary petition in 11m Mothera’ Club will agaln^laUons. He was In Austria fnmi Away Gome Friday New Englanders perished Mon­ survived by his widow and two Coventry High School Pat- 29, of 19 Lindmon St, failure bankruptcy listing $4,322.72 in oomluot tlM annual Baat«r Seal~ ■ June to November last year liv­ day night aboard an Eastern children. MICRO-TOUCH* 26 $80,000 allocation to bring utilities to the Pioneer Para­ triots basketball team will play to obey traffic control signal; Robert Oralg, 84, of Bloom­ llabUittee. £Mva wMch will start March ing and working with farm fam­ Air Lines plane that plunged in­ TONE ARM chute industrial site off the Wilbur Cross Highway, they ilies. He will show slides of an away game against Port­ Robert L Johnson, 84, of Rock­ field, Oonn., an smpk^e of an The petition, filed In UB. S and continue through Easter. land at 6:30 p.m. Friday. ville, failure to drive in the es­ to the Atlantic shortly after will have before them a map o f the j^poeed develop­ Mra. Thomas Small will serve that countiy and tadk on his ex­ takeoff from Kennedy Airport insurance rating bursou in New -tniN MfCWH*’’ ment o f the property. — -b------Dl.strlct Court In Hartford, lists tablished lane; Michael Nadeau, York, was another passenger ■fceti cMiniR as general chairman and Hen­ periences while there. on Long Island, N.Y. It apeclfiee the approximate $300 in asnets for McGlnnise Manchestor Evening Herald 26, of Coventry, failure to grant en route to Richmond on a busi­ iMMaVOtWllT chester Ooiuitry eSub for per­ and $100 for his wife. 'Die cou­ ry Agnew of the Coventry Graduation Dance The group included three ndUMm irtoniMi. kxxitlon of a rood from McNoll The Whlrlaway’s Square Oowntry ooireapondent, F. half of the highway; and the ness trip. His survivors include mission *to increase Me member­ ple are represented by Atty. Bnmch, Manchester Savings three companion cases of Albert crew members — two steward­ St. and a water line and stor­ and Loon Association, as treas­ Club will have a special "grad Pauline Little, telephoae 142- esses and First Officer Edward Ws widow and two children. ship dues. Francis C. Shea of Manchester. Dennler, Augustine Rmnanella Another psussenger en route to age tank to aerve the Industrial urer. uation” program for 13 couples 62SL Robert Dimn, 41, c4 Qlnton, building. 2. Purchase of a Manchester Area creditors listed with with a potluck supper from 7 and Paula Romonella, all of Richmond was Stanley W. Bu- Green site for a new firehouse. ' Aaslstlng with the mail cam- Marfoorough and all charged Conn. nmofTteMiu The road, General Manager debts of over $50 are: From wiU be Mrs. Wesley HIU. p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and an Dunn, who Is survived by his briski, of WlUiainstown, a field 3. Authorization for a town Manchester: Federal (Jredit Bu- with breach of.-peace. iHMiR mm Richard Martin says In a memo application for funds under the Dayton H. Whipple m , open club level dance from 8 widow Rita, formeriy at Mel­ engineer for Sjnague Electric i,a,«tririwiU> reau, $300; Meinchester Memo­ Turnpike Crash Wayne M. Walker, 16 of Cov­ Oo. of North Adams. He Is sur­ ocoomponying the mop. Is to be Federal Ekmnomic Opportunity Robert Callow, Mrs. Her- p.m. to 11 p.m. at Coventry rose, and four children. Joined wnnaiMU 22 feet wide and about 1,400 rial Hospital, $181.65; Dr. John Grammar School. Dick Zimmer entry, charged with failure to vived by hds Wife and four chil­ Act of 1964 (the War on Pov “.take” LeDoyt, Mrs. Don- drive in the proper lane, re­ Eastern in June, 1956. feet long. It will ooet about Nordtoy, $67; from Vernon, Dr. Takes One Life, TTie two stewardesses were dren. $80,000—excluding later reloca­ erty). Chandler, Mrs. Frank will call. ceived a suspended impoeltion 4. The annual town report Alan Dambeck. $150, and from To be graduated as club-level Linda Lord, 25, of Woburn, for­ Army Pvt. Robert Frigon, 19, exclusive tion that the town aseumee the SaneUi and Mrs. Dudley Fergu­ of sentence from Judge Nicholas and audit. Rockville, Outboard Shop, son. dancers wdll be Mr. and Mrs. Snarls Traffic merly of South Berwick, Maine, of Attleboro, was on the plane MICRO-TOUCH Tha eOLIRO otate WiH take over when It Armen tano. en route to Fort Gordon, Ga., A certificate for completion $55.57, and Tire Town Repair The coming drive will be the Roland Langlois, Mr. and Mrs. and Judith Ann Durkin, 23, of 26 TONE ARM Modal MPSSO widens the Wilbur Croee. The of a course in engineering In- Center, $54.42. Donald Tedford, Stanley Jones Robert Hunt, 87, of Enfield, Winthrop, formerly of Ottawa. after a six day leave with his Dtiuxt cAaiNCT amme twelfth year the club is han­ BRnXJBPORT (AP)—A truck • Wtrld'i iitHt imItilM l«M irm widening project will wipe out epeotione is sche^led be n ie bankruptcy petition will was fined on three counts: $10, Miss Lord attended Berwick parents. Frigon, one of 12 chil­ the town, roodway. S.— Personal din g the local campaign. A Jr., Miss Millie Jones, Mr. and driver from Pennsylvania has improper use of registration, • Only 2 1'imi (1/14 of.) Matallic Gold color, Whita and awarded to Herman Pasecan- be presented to Saul Seldman, Mrs. Robert Dumlng, Mr. and Academy in South Berwick and dren, had been slated to g;o mtdii prtuura Ebony colon or Tan and Accant The water eyetem will in­ takes “ top honort” goal of S575 will be aimed for. been charged with negligent $10, operating an unregistered tell, Inspector for the town en­ referee In bankruptcy. last year $492.22 was contrib- Mrs. Herbert Spicer, Mr. and homicide In the aftermath of a the John Robert Powers fln l*- overseas to Germainy later this . Tnint Inquincy rnponM Whita colon. clude a ten-inch main from an to ■*' cause it provides top qttal- L gineering department. motor vehicle, and $28, follow­ week. . GfMitIt lltrio itpitiMen fty insurance fo r jron and ntcd locally. Mrs. Herbert E. Rose, Mr. and fiery collision on the Oonnecti' Ing school in Boston before Join­ existing six-inch line in Avery The b ^ d ’s meeting tonight Mrs. Bruce Devine, Mr. and cut ’Turnpike In downtown ing too closely. ing Eastern hi June, 1962. ’Two other Oonnecticut busi­ St., and a 860,000 gallon stor­ "c top n otch claim service E. Two local students attending Barbara Smiley, Hartford, Is a continuation of a session Mrs. Donald Muisener, Mr. and Bridgeport. The 79 passengers aboard In­ nessmen were aboard the plane age tank. a. whenever yon need it. a* the Unlvcmlty of Connecticut, was fined $30 for speeding and —WiUlam H. Melllck of New begun last Tuesday. .4 ‘That’s why Ton’ll find that ,4 Jan Blamberg and Miss Kath­ Mrs. Andrew Anderson, Mr. and The spectacular ' smashup cluded Joan Gavoorian, a sopra­ The town will pay about The public will not have an Personal Notices Mrs. Stephen Slayton, Mr. and $25 for disregarding state traf­ no opera singer from Medford Canaan, president of the (3on- *8, we put P. S. “in the pie-*e leen Ravlin, are among the 81 claimed the life of Bernard fic control signs and markings $50,000 for the water system— oppeutunHy to speak, tonight, E. tore'’ with every policy Mrs. Richard Gale, Mr. and Mrs. who was en route with another sumer Bag and Packing Oo. of the ooet of an elght-ln^ Hne flrst-year students accepted by Singer, 49, of New Rochelle, Other cases disposed of by STANEK ELECTRONICS since that portion of the ^ we recosnoiend. Ctfil ea Edwin Wittig and Mr. and Mrs. N. Y., Monday night sind created singer, Lillian Garabedian, for a Richmond, and George R. Sam­ and a 240,000-gallon water Card Of Thanks school ill its second contln means of fines Include: agenda devoted to hearing We would like to thank all o< our Alton Taylor. a monumental traffic Jam that concert at Greenville, S.C. uel, Suffield, products manager tank. The remainder of the coet gent of honors scliolars under a Charles Bossham, 22, Ver­ tor C.H. Dexter and Sons, Inc., 277 BROAD STREET— PHONE 649-1124 therm out was completed lost Hartford Church Offers a Helping Hand neighbors, (rienda and relativeo for new plan for exceptional stn Refreshments will be In took hours to unsnarl. TTie flight had originated In for Installing the oversized week. the many acts of kindness and charge of Mr. and Mra. Lucius Bond was set at $1,000 for non, $25, failure to drive In Boston, but officials said all but of Windsor Locks, Oonn. equipment will be borne by the Rev. John A. Lacey of Vernon, left, pastor of First Congre­ Ull of the Connecticut Conference of Congregational (Church­ sympathy shown us during the 111- 4enbB iiiitiated last fall. proper lane (reduced from nc.sa and at the time of death of our Si ROBERT J. SMITH I Blamberg is the son of Mr. A. PetUngUl Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Akers, 29, of Dowing- Mancheeter Water Comparw, gational (Jhurch destroyed by fire last month, holds gift es attended presentation The three churchmen are looking dear husband and father. We would a; INCORPORATED reckless driving); Frederick toward the fremt of the debris-filled foundation of the (- and Mrs. ^egm ar Blamberg of Elmeet Bissonette and Miss ton. Pa., who drove the truck which will supply the water to check for $1,000 toward rebuilding of church. Rev. Elmer especially like to thank all thoee ^ “ Insurananfithe Theodis Rlcard. Doot duty wUl that crushed Singer’s car. Brown, 81, West Hartford, $21, Gospel Singer E. Doelkel, center, of the Center Congregational Church In church. who contribtited to the Memorial Silver St. and Mise Ravlin, the speeding; Felix J. Cfobo, 53, the site. B^lnd ot t h e South Methodist C Since 1914’’ be handled by Mr. and Mrs. Gil­ State police said Singer The (fireotors were criticized Hartford, presented the check. The Rev. Nathaniel M. Gup- Church, the bearers and all those daughter of Mrs. Mary Ravlin East Hartford, $15, failure to EDfiSMalnSt 849-62411 Of Juniper Dr. Both are grad- bert Swanson and Mr. and Mrs. passed Akers’ truck going east, at a meeting last week for not Ready to Work who sent the beautiful floral trib­ George Jacobson. pulled back in front of the grant half of the highway: Jo­ utes and loaned the use of cars. nates of Coventry High School seph G. Helm. 32, of 374 Hart­ H0l\\ES^ knowing the layout of the two Manchester, cruelty. She will children with a $10 a week sup­ for each, $1 a year alimony and The Samuel J. Little Family Milk In Lunch Price truck, and then went into a 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN. ! t and were members of the Na- ford Rd., $10, intoxication; utility installations. CanCAGO (AP) — ’Tm old receive custody of one child and port for each child. $125 in counsel fees. Honor Society with At the time of Ujc price skid. Akers swerved left, but Removed from the agenda Tolland County Joan F. Wright of Wilmington, Ruth Wlllette of Meinchester (]ard O f Thanks : i K r? ! d o m t u m r r ■truck the car and almost drove Walter D. Johnson, 42, Coven­ and I Just need the rest," says $15 a week support. iberg as senior class presi change March 1 of the school for tonight's seesion are three Patricia E. De Long of Coven­ N.C., from Curtis C. Wright of from Eugene J. Willelte of Gris­ We wiRh to thank all of our right over H.. try, $15, Improper right turn; Mohalla Jackson. friendji anii neighbors for their kind dent and Miss Ravlin, captain hot lunches, the milk will be In­ Itemp— approval of a union Superior Court try on a cross complaint from Tolland on a cross complaint. wold, cruelty, custody of one Gasoline from the car’s gas Andrew Labbe, 23, New Brit­ The 53-year-old gospel sing­ expreMlon of sympathy during our eg the cheerleaders. cluded in the 26 cents per meal EATOWi agreement with the town, a William F. De Long, cruelty. She will receive custody of two child to plaintiff and $1 a year recent breavement. tank ignited and the resulting ain, $25, abandoning q motor Have You Ever Noticed... er has recovered from the heart Attends Retreat at the Robertson School and vehicle: Merill Matthews, 22, report on the reclassiflcatlon of She will receive custody of three children, $12.60 a week support alimony. Mr. and Mrs. Robert EkSwards Miss Cathie Labrie, daugh­ Obventiy Grammar School and fire was not quelled for sn 1215'/i SILVER LANE— EAST HARTFORD town empfoyee, and the sched­ attack toe suffered five months DIVORCES GRANTED hour. Old Greenwich, $30, speeding; “ Bargain package deals” usually are ago. She’ll resume her career ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon the 30 cents per meal at CX>ven- John B. Wayne, 18, of 108 Sum uling of a date to approve re- Divorces granted in Tolland Labrie of Upton Dr., Class of Meanwhile, traffic backed up next month with a series of try High School. mlt St., $16, operating a motor high-priced, low-quality and include un­ "ALL MEATS ore FRESH CUT — vl.4ed town personnri rules. County Superior Court: 19M at Bdoit College in Beloit, on the Connecticut ’Turnpike for The three have been scratch­ television appearances on the Briefs mllea in each direction and vehicle without a license; Chris­ wanted features? “Packages” of funeral Patricia B. England of Man­ Wls., and a graduate of Wind­ The First Congregational NONE are PRE-PACKAGED!" ed, accordli^ to General Mana­ West Coast. chester from Arthur R. England ham High School in Williman- downtown city streets became topher Morgan. 29, Poquonock, "I want to sing continuously Church choir will meet at 7:30 Jammed with vehicles which $15, failure to grant the right service and cemetery plot are the same. A ger Rlclinrd Martin, to give the of Coventry on charge of cruel­ tic, is one of more than 100 pm . Thursday in the sanctuary. tfrecto™ more time to study again but I don’t ever want to ly. She will receive custody of students of the college and its couldn’t get on the turnpike. of way; AugfusUne Scannell, 62, splendid bargain . . . until you discover you STORE HOURS: go through this again,” said The board of trustees of the The truck was carrying 14 of 42^ Maple St, $15, intoxica­ the material. two children with a $16 a week faculty who took a three-day church will meet at 8 p.m could get BETTER value for LESS money Tues., Wed. 9 to 6 • Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9 In an effort to convince the Miss Jackson in an interview support for each and a property retreat over the past weekend. cylinders of butane gas, none tion; John C. Shannon, 21, Monday. Thursday In Kingsbury House. of which exploded. Hartford, $25, failure to drive buying plot and funeral service separately. Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed All Day Monday) directors to include In Its capi­ ■settlement. This was the school’s 10th an­ The Public Health Nursing tal Improvement program funds "It’s the same with Peart nual Green Lake Conference. It was not until two hours a reasonable distance apart Bailey and Nat King Cole,” she Margaret L. Stone of Man Association board of directors iKaoirt Investigate LOCAL funeral and cemetery to enclose a portion of Bigelow Chester from Earle Stone of Taking part In the program after the crash that firemen and Gideon Fiona, 75, Broad TMONIUI said. "W e’re Just all getting will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow ooidd remove Singer’s body Brook, $5 (remitted), intoxica­ costs before investing in any “combina­ Brook, neighbors In the Lenox- East Hartford, desertion. arare 61 students (less thanheilf in the town office building. OFTHE Benton Sts. area are planning tired and getting old and over­ the number that applied) and from the charred wreckage of tion. GOIOEIIRUII Sylvia W. Hardy of Merrow St. Jude Council, KofC, will tion” plan. to present a letter to the board worked." from Richard A. Hardy of Mans­ 4d faculty members. Partici­ his car. Numerous cases were contin­ wr Miss Bailey, 46, is in a Holly­ meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Akers escaped virtually un­ ued to future dates for plea, offering new Information on field, cruelty. She will receive pants were chosen by a faculty the Knights of Columbus Home wood hospital, suffering from com m ittee on the basis ctf hurt He was treated at a boS' court or Jury trials. the project. custody of two children with $10 on Snake Hill Rd. pital tor shock and handed over The capital Improvement pro­ what her doctor called heart a week support for each and $1 scholarship and motives for ap- strain induced by overwork pfying. College Trip Set to state police. gram Is scheduled for approval a year alimony. The Prince of Peace Luther­ Ice Jam WED. ONLY (Jole, also 46, recently under­ The Democratic Town Com­ The accident occurred near at tonight’s seeeion. Thomas J. Madden from Doris an Church Wakher League’s Broad Street. Police finally got Alto on the agenda for to­ went surgerj’ for lung cancer. mittee will meet at 8 p.m. to- BOUTHBURY (AP)—An Ice FRESH CUT RIB END Miss Jackson said doctors at M. Madden of Vernon, cruelty. and not wasted np the chim- dresa below. W s wi(| also sand you, froa of chargt, th« ac|r. Thousands of owners This if • Family D rag Store, dedicated to tke DUPONT NYLON CARPETING aapott exceptional oil sav- fUll-oolor booklet, THE SEARCH FOR PROFITABLE IN­ ioga No aoot meaiw that service of every member of the household. VESTMENTS, dfsorlblng the techniques professional *B coMe of about 90^ of You will appreciate our ample stocks of de­ etook analysts us# in hunting for undervalued atogkt. In Observance of National ElectrUal Week, Feb, 7-13 mrrkx cafis ia also elimi- pendable d r a g s ^ d sundries, nutritional Aids, Phone ns, or coma dcflMMiilnlcu - sickroom supplies—anything you may need for the Heoltii and W elhue o f your household. ishemsoiT, iAMMiu s co.lii£ A hHgkt vetMp e tA M t fit i MtmlMra N«w York Stock Exchingo/Foundod 1902 4 new ana naturat p o aM You’ll find our prices always fair. And do ha ' 918 Main St., Manchester e 649-2821 $hadet...aommhta w

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9,1966 but you must be ablaJo olatm H xa f l x Divorce Sought Income Tax, 2 ft as a dependent. ptm The. deduction, limit for thia Seeping Ckisoline Imperils By Town Woman cHihl care is $600 for one child That fact teoalved two tntorpreta- or a maximum of $900 for two or i U m d f p B t p r Changes in Deduction Rules Cosmetics ttona. more children cahed for. But In an action stemming from there can be a lot of Ifa. ands, The first, frqm the routine newspaper divorce proceedings, Mrs. Helen C r r a l b Boston-NYC Phone Lines (Continued from Page One) and buts if this problem, even TPS eorrespondenta on or near the scene, Ray Knowlea of 916 Main St. cent of $100 and Is no more than resulting, in the case of a mar­ the $75 limit. But, if your sick was that the guerrlllaa had now grown has attached her husband's period was no more than 75 pee ried couple, Is wiping outrthe ■ Telephone conversations property at 15 Hanaway St. In pay each week you were off was strong enough and bold enough to dare' cent of your regular pay, even deduction under some circum- I between New York and the sum of $26,(XX). $76, you could exclude none of stances. Liggetfs come out in the open and diallenge us Boston have been endan­ Mrs. Knowlea, in a writ filed though you were Injured or hos­ it because $76 is more than 75 per cent of $100. to a real battle. By this interpretation, gered since last Thursday today in the town clerk’s of­ pitalized. If 75 per cent or less, Next: Husbands and wives. At The Parkade the fact that the guerrillas had begun fice, accuses Delbert A. you can exclude up to $76 for One more example: If you by a leaky underground Knowles of Intolerable cruelty, MANCHESTER to fight this way was made to seem dis­ the first 30 days. earned $80 a week and your sick storage tank in a service and seeks alimony plus dam­ Example: If you continued to pay was as much as $60, couraging news for our side, as if the station parking lot at W. ages. receive your regular pay that you could exclude all of it, Stocks in Brief The Knowles were married on guerrillas were growing in confidence Center and McKee Sts. fir.st 30 days you .can deduct since $60 is 75 per cent of $80. and insolence. July 29, 1963 in Greensboro, none of it. But if that sick pay had been NEW YORK (A P )-T h e .stock And, although the tank has N.C., and have no children. The second interpretation was slightly But if you were out sick more $61 each week, which is more market moved a little higher been removed from the ground, Mrs. Knowles has retained the than 75 per cent of $80, you delayed, because it had to come not the threat remains. Oroimd- Manchester law firm of Less- than 30 days you can exclude af­ on balance early Monday. Trad­ ter 30 days SlOO or your weekly could exclude none of It. from regular correspondents but from water from melting snow is ap- ner, Rottner, Karp and Plepler There’s been a change on de­ ing was fairly active. CAR RENTALS parenU'y continuing to carry to represent her in the action, rate of pay received without fgirtiMH OF those columnists who habitually preach worry about percentage limits. ductions for child care, and it Fractional gains were made gasoline caught in pockets in which Is returnable in Tolland IBB AaW^TUD P»S* our Involvement in Vietnam, and who Here are some examples of works this way: by most key stocks. or LEASING A w w lstidPrw B It •ECluslvsly •DtSUSr the ground into an American County Superior (Jourt in March Among the wider moves were ■M ol niiobile»tk» ol «U .»»»*» .4*?’ therefore have some instinct, perhaps, to those limits in the first 30 You may, under certain cir- T ele^one and Telegraph Oo. cum.stances, deduct for a maid gains of about 2 points by Du­ • An Mokes ja crwUUd C jl w IW 0M»wy<»> « g ^ make it seem that things are really go­ days: ttala paper and alao Hm local aavs eab- manhole. Through the manhole Languages Taught But suppose your regular pay or .sitter or private school costs Pont, Xerox and U.S. Smelting • All Models ing along well for ua in this beat of all*^ runs the main trunk line be­ $120, your sick pay $91 each for a child If you are a w om an- and advances of a point or so wars for ua. Their interpretation, at tween New York to the west FORT MEADE, Md. — In­ week, that $91 Is more than 75 single, married, divorced or de­ by IBM and Eastman Kodak. • An Times Eastern Air Lines, affected any .rata, waa that the appearance of and Providence and Boston to structional! records in 30 lan­ per cent of $120. Therefore, serted -who must work outside the ee«t. in the first 30 days you could the home. by the crash of one of its air­ the' guerrillas In real force and in real guages arc maintained in the Poul Dodge Pentioe — appevlaB la adverUaenwita Telephone company officials Fort Meade library, where they exclude none of it. You can deduct for .such care liners, lost 1 at 50',i on an INC. ^maSir la Tka Mapcb«al» open battle constituted a triumph for fear that a wayward spark are chiefly used to prepare Or, suppose your regular pay for a child up to 3 or up to any opening block of 6,500 .shares. It 378 MAIN STBEET our strategy. We had, it appeared, been could Ignite gasoline fumes in military personnel and their was $100, your sick pay $75 a age if it is physicallv or men­ made a partial recovery, then Ftaone 6IS-2881 ollaat d A. • trying - all along to get them to come the manhole; the flash fire families for overseas assign­ week. You could excude all $75 tally defective. The child settled back, continuing to trade !tapraaaiitdiTaa - ^ha since that happens to be 75 per doesn’t have to be your own at about al-point loss. f.'r jMi 4ftoCT — Tort out in the open and fight like real troops. might weU melt the lead ments. oad AootOBa ___ - . shielding around the telephone audit BURBAO o f CIRCUIbAp That the same facto were involved in «K>SB. cables and out off the inter­ both theories is indisputable. , state telephone service—^includ­ Tueaday, February # What one has to try to realize, be­ ing oable-oariied network tde- yond that, is that, to those advancing it, ■vislon programs. each of these two completely opposite The problem was first discov­ theories seemed absolutely the truth. ered Thursday, when telephone Wliat Washington Hopes crewmen pried the Ud from the manhole to work on a new It la parhapa a UtUa clearer, today, trunk Hne. From the hole is­ kow Waahlngton would like to have us No Wasted Flights sued a powerful odor of gaso­ think of the weekend air strlkea at North line, telephone company offl- dals report. The bottom 'was metnam. It is all right for the weather to dem­ onstrate, as It did over the weekend, flooded with water and gaso­ Flrat, the fact that laat week'a bold line. guerrilla acUvlUea happened to hit that what it gives it can alao take away. Th« source at the fioodlng S O WHIM THI DRYINO American camps, rather than South But the take-away ought In the second was quickly discovered to be IHetnamese Installatlona and peraonnel, week of February, to govern Itself with the gahne storage tank at the demanded a special response from ua some restraint a d jt^ n g service station. It had leaked an estimated 500 As James Reston puts l^ in the New It is, at this time of the winter,, with ' gaUons of fuel, according to The source of an underground gasoline leak is sought by a Tork Times this momlng, "thus the a clear Groundhog Day only a week old, Sedrick Straughan, assistant representative of the Humble Oil Co. and State Trooper Don­ IS li^ ...W ITH North Vietnameae Conununlata, and much too soon to clean up our dirty chief of thu town fire depart­ ald Ferris of the state fire marshal’s office. The leak threat­ lAoscow and Peiping as well, have been streets and sidewalka Since they can­ ment. ens the main telephone trunk line between New York and The telephone company Boston, buried in W. Center St. The fire marshal’s office not be clean, therefore, it strikes us as Portraiture By Sylvlen Onam warned that, for every victory they moved in with pumping appa­ classifies the situation as hazardous and has sent Trooper Bsnsge to score against the United better housekeeping to let a little snow ratus to clear Ute manhole as Ferris to the scene to keep track of developments there. States, they can expect to be punished at and ice remain, not only to lighten the LEGISLATORS: Manchester Representatives Steve J. Cavagnaro And Paul B. Gr(X)bert well as possible, and on Friday (Herald photo by Ofiara.) least as severely bjr American forces,” color, but to relieve the municipal con­ the storage tank was uncovered Second^ when we accompany suA science of any feeling that it ought to amd pulled from the ground. Still the grasoline continued EYE-GLASSES by punitive, and retaliatory action by re­ be out and sweeping. to fiow Into the manhole. peated assurances to everybody that we And it is, ait this point in February, Pumping and searching con­ DeBella and Reale Opticians •liiteivl no wider war” this does not much too eariy to simulate, even for a By Rowland Evans Jr. Connecticut Yankee tinued toroughout the weekend Complete seem, to the offleiala who are saying it, iS hour period, the approach o f another Inside —as did the flow of gasoline. Eye Glass Service A crew from the Southern quite as insincere and shallow as It season. Nothing can come of it but sud­ By A.H.O. Your eye doctor's Robert D. Novak New England Telephone Oo., prescription filled — n may apond to others.. Official Wahhlng- den Mud, which will squush this way which overseas the telephone modern frames — ten raaSy believes that every time it and that and then freeze into aome Report It was fortunate, from our preserved the traditional system trunks Ih tMs area, set up a lenses duplicated — does widen the war, as it did last sum­ distorted shape for the next few weeks. point of view, and perhaps from of a guaranteed public hearing bivouac — tents and all — in prescription sun­ on every bill introduced at tha order to k e ^ a 24-hour-per.day mer, or as it did tbU weekend, it-has at Nothing can come of it but wsisted jour- glasses — prompt re­ BOSTON — His spurs won state party mainly as a vehicle tion, eyes the State House. So the point of view of future ana­ Genera Asisembly. But, os tha watch on the problem. least some chance of persuading the nejrs northward for birds that do not yet for hi.<» own career, keeping does Secretary of State Ke'vin pairs. as campaigner and vote-getter. lysts all down throug;h the ages, House’s marvelous voting ma­ A town fire truck was called 18 Asylum Street away from the political mess White, popular among liberals opposition to ease up and let the stage belong aeroaa the Hudson. Let the cardi­ Sen. Edward M. Kennedy is that It so happened that on chine device recapitulated Itaelf to the scene, where it Is still HARTFORD here. In contrast, Ted Kennedy but no friend of the Kennedys. standing by, should the gas(*ne be set for some negotiated settlement nals and the waxwings and the blue­ reaching for the more exalted Tuesday a week ago, when the and began repeating Its tabula­ Room 104 is oriented to state politics. 'One of these would-be Gover­ accidentally catch fire. Bo it can be asnimed that Washington, birds and the robins hold their winter role of party leader. tion, on error waa dlscovared, Russ DeBella Tel. 522-0767 Enrico F. Reale Before the plane crash, he nors might be appeased with special regular session of the and the machine waa discovered Yesterday, a dozen officials this weekend, widened the war in the be­ Kennedy’s unstated goal; to fiefs unchallenged; let the redwings wait bring order to the boisterous, was intervening even to the ex­ the 1966 nomination for the Sen­ Connecticut General Assembly to be In a state of malfunctloB. assembled at the scene to re­ ate seat long held by Republi­ lief that might be a way to narrow it until spring is a serious matter, and no Balkanized Democratic party tent of picking legislative can­ formally organized Itaelf, there view progress to date for a rep­ can Leverett Saltonstall. Even Fortunately, experts were « i resentative of the state fire mar- As we are asked to entertain such return flights will be necessary. of Massachusetts. That requires didates. His close political allies waa a psychiatrist In the House. getting his own man nominat­ are installed as State Party so, Kennedy 'will have his work hand, and soon seemed to have Mtai's office. theories and possibilities, we are Nor is the huihan being, to tell the cut out to put his own man in ed for Governor in 1966. Chairman, President of the There were, we suppose, two the machine working again. In Meanwhile, the telephone favored with an impressive display, in truth, quite set for stretching and yawn­ State Sensde, State Treasurer the Governor’s chair without a order to reassure himself and company began dumping a television news conferences and atato* And Kennedy’s choice might party si^lt. reasons for hla presence. First, ing tn that warm afternoon sun. This is well come from the Kennedy and Chairman of the Turnpike the House that the device waa chcm ic^ slick into the manhole menta, o f a new kind of cool technical Commission. It would be a virtuoso per­ tradition requires that a Gover­ again reliable. Speaker Tyler that combines wMh the gasoline ■till the basic time of year when you can family's inner ^circle. It could formance in the art o< politics And when his long hospitaliza­ nor’s official family attend the Patterson then requested the and cuts its fla * point. competence which ia now running war eome up lame and halt. Just taking a be Lawrence O’Brien or Ken­ that would truly establish Ed- inaugural, and this, although neth O’Donnel, commanders of tion ended, he contacted his members of the House to take A representative of the Hum­ and policy for ua As represented by carelessly deep breath because it almost 'ward Moore Kennedy as a poli­ not an inaugural, and not even a vote—just any vote—on any­ ble Oil Oo., which owns the John F. Kennedy’s Irish Mafia. county coordinators throughout tical force in his own right, Defense Secretary Robert McNamara ■SUBS like spring. the state. His message: Start strictly a formal opening of any thing—for themselves. service station with the leaky and Fresidentisl Assistant McOaorg* But controlling the nomina­ planning the election of state 1965 PubHshert Newspaper new Legislature, waa made into tank, carried a vapor tester Into tion is not enough. If Ken­ Bundy, this is a new breed o f leadership, convention deleg;ates. Syndicate something of a ceremonial occa­ We wish we could describe, the various excavations made at nedy uses brute force rather sion. and we wish the state's most so sophisticated ft has paaaed 1>eyond the ’There is no doubt Uiat O'Don­ the site to see tf he could find Commiiiiity College Seeks Campus than finesse, he could provoke official psychiatrist could ana­ the underground pool of gasoline nuisance a t feeling or bleeding war, so another Massachusetts Dem­ nell and O’Brien, Ted Kennedy’s Second, Governor Dempsey lyze, the feeling of Joy which old political tutors, contemplate which Is apparently feeding the expert ft can carry the art of brinkman­ HARRISBURG, Pa.—^The community ocratic schism to match the has for some time been making swept over this hard-worked fuel Into the manhole. 1964 fiasco. It wa.s Democratic a return to Massajehusetts poli­ quite a point of expecting the ship far beyond the relatively caiitioua college ia particularly useful to the stu­ House at that moment For thia With no more concrete In­ dent who must, for one reason or an­ disunity that enables the Re­ tics at his side. Herald attendance, in person, and not was, for the House as an institu­ Hnea enee observed by the late John formation to go on. officials are other, attend a school close to home. publicans, though declining O’Donnell, now resigned from by proxy, of all the commission­ tion, and for most of its individ- theorizing that the gasoline Foster Dulles, end so wonderful in as­ continuously here the past gen­ the White House staff and Yesterdays ers he appoints at cabinet meet­ LENOX PHARMACY There are now more than 500 publicly and members, one rare time In that escaped from the leading sessing the motives and reactions of supported community colleges In the eration, to capture the Ctover- scheduled to resume residence ings, or meetings of commis­ history when a vote had been storage tank has seeped into an 299 E. CENTER STREET— 649-0896 nor’s and Lieutenant Governor’s in Boston this month, is talking ethers that it can hardly miss In out- natioq, and new ones are opening at a 25 Years Ago sions 'With which the commis­ called on which everybody waa underground pocket somewhere. chairs (while Teddy Kenney about the Governorship aggres­ sioners are associated. htufflng, outwitting, and outmancuver- rats of 40 a year. But perhaps none is absolutely free to follow hla se­ Warm weather has brought more imusually financed than the Har­ was winning by 1.2 million sively ("H e’s champing at the Superintentent of Schools Ar­ cret wish or conscience. They The good state of Oannectl- with it a rise In the level o f the Ing all others. risburg . Area Conununlty College votes). bit," says one Kennedy man thur H. m ing is authorized by could be voting on something, cut, by this modem time, func­ groundwater, and a new flow It seems, in fact, the kind o f compe- (HACC). Moreover, Kennedy’s friends here). O’Brien, likely to leave school board to start preparing or they could be voting on noth­ tions In some solicitude to every of water topped with gasoline HAOC receives no money from the here believe he nvust nominate the White House in early spring, school budget for next year, ing, but they could, as Speaker bence, the infalUble computer-like t ^ Imaginable humam need. It goes to fill the telephone company’s city or coimty. It does receive aome — and elect — a Governor In was conferring with Massachu­ with special attention given to Patterson assured them, vote as of leadership, with which we might con­ setts Democrats about the Gov­ without saying then, that the manhole. 1 money from the state, but its principal order to build his national re­ teacher’s salaries. . they pleased. quer the world, or perhaps some word support comes from 61 separate school putation. Helpless on a hospi­ ernor's race as early as Decenf- Governor's offlciad family, FREE like structure it would be more tn the diaWets in three counties around the tal -bed after his plane e ra * , ber, 1963. whenever it Is full assembled, They bent to their buttons 10 Years Ago contains a psychiatrist. South fTindsor ■ngo. Harrisburg area. Now after five months Kennedy could scarcely be held Of the two, Democratic politi­ with a free will, and the re­ in operation, HACC is asking for more responsible for the Democratic cians here generally believe O’­ Pour Howell (Jheney Techni­ sult came out pleasantly posi­ ELECTRIC CAN OPENER We really have no such ambition. And blunders of 1964. But In 1966, Brien miglft make the' better So, last Tuesday, there was a tive—125'^ayes and 88 nays— or school-district support. It is operating cal School students, one grad­ psychiatrist in the House, and Trinity ROTC these policy makers of the new breed under a three-year guarantee of sup­ he must prove himself master candidate. They want him to re­ uate and one instructor, hon­ almost a direct reversal of the are not oar own masters, but our public of his own state. turn as soon as possiMe to test oiie of the beat in the whole ter­ way the legislators had actually given by Bonino Electric when you rent or port, but that la insufficient for its goals, ored In connection with Ford ritory from Cape Cod to Con­ Honors Ota Jr. servants. Perhaps the real thing we ■ays the college president, Clyde Block­ Beyond Kennedy’s own fut­ his platform poise in speeches Motor Co. Industrial Arts voted for the real record, on a around the state; necticut buy on Electric W ater H eater through us have to worry abou^ ia the accuracy and er. HACC wants a 40-year pledge from ure Is the profound change in Award luitional competition; real issue, a few minutes before. Massachusetts politics that Kennedy’s party control today Bid K. Ota Jr., 91 Dogwood validity of their cool competence. the school boards affected. mechanical dniwlng is one facet fjow as for the reason why With the long-term pledges,’ Mr. could result from, a Kennedy- probably could force the nomi­ Will the psychiatrist please La., has been elected the out­ (using HELCO's rental program). of competition. the presence of a psychiatrist standing airman in the Trinity If they are right, or mankind la Blocker reasons that HACC can obtain disciplined party. nation of either O’Brien or O’­ was particularly appropriate. tell us whether this waa the good Bubconscldus of ths House College Air Force ROTC corps. hicky, there will be a miracle, in which a $2,000,000 loan. Then the loan should Donnell. But at what price? Ths We are not sure the psychiatrist 50c a week rents cm 82-gollon The generally low lervel of coming Into its own, or merely a It was announced by Lt. Col. qualify the college for the $1,500,000 in anguish among the disappoint­ remains on the scene long the aide which has been hit last does politics and government here shallow piece of conscious com­ Gerald Marshall, professor of Federal matching funds under the High­ stems partly from the watery ed could split the party again. enoug(h to witness the particular ELECTRIC WATER HEATER not consider it necessary to hit again pensation for the guilt it felt Air Science. Ota ia the son of er, Education Facilities A ct With the party structure. Accordingly, That’s because a whole Demo­ scene to which we refer, but he before it- can conalder turning reason­ over Its previous vote? ICr. aM Mrs. Ed. K. Ota. $3,!^,000 the fchool can build a per­ though Massachusetts liberal cratic platoon — Including some A Thought for Today surely must, earlier In the day, delivery able. That la what we hope to tee de­ Democrats hostile to the Ken- Tbe honor resulted from an manent campus In a Harrisburg park reformers always have suspect­ have caught the essential at­ Pending analytical answer, election by cadets in the ad­ Dry clothes for as little as 3 ( per load Sponsored by tbe Manchester and move out of the Naval Reserve Ar­ nedyg — covet the Governor’s maintenance velop in the conduct of nations in such ed the Kennedys, a Kennedy CouncU of Chordies mosphere of the House that we shall henceforth think of thia vanced corps, juniors and sen­ mory, which waa "borrowed" last fall to party might end up as ths nomination. a Bituation, because we Have never seen day. House as a body which, under­ iors. FREE normal installation hand-maiden of reform. Edward McCormack, nephew ft before, and because the life of civiliza­ accommodate the 748 students enrolled. neath It all, really wants to say (Xa is a graduate of South Each state ia allocated a share of the At any rate, the youngest of the Speaker and loser to Ted Without faith, life ia a rid­ What happened was this; The yes. tion itaelf may depend on It. House had finally managed to Windsor High School where he money spent annually under the Fed­ member of the Kennedy klan Kennedy in the bloody Senate dle without an answer; a night waa class president. He Is a Call John for full details If thia new breed of leadership ia eral a «t HACC tried for some of it last primary of 1962, has been so­ without a star: a story without take its. first official roll call of in a 9Q-DAY FREE IRJAL gas diyer has resolved to lead Massa- member of the National Honor liciting support the peust month. the day and of the new session, wrong, then we may come to realize, too year,- but the state’s share all went to dhusetts Democrats to an ex­ a meaning; a journey without a Society and the varsity soccer Mayor John Collins of Boston, the roll call by which it re­ Ten Years Ago BONINO ELECTRIC — 649-0327 late, the truth and validity of the the giant Pennsylvania State Univer­ tent his older brother never a t-’ goal. sity. About twice as much ($3,100,000) able, ambitious and first elected Capt. William D. MacLean, jected, 177 to 69, a proposed team. thoughts with which the New Tork tempted. Old aides admit that The Intemational Court of has been allocated this year, and HACC John F. Kennedy used the over J*n F. Kennedy’s opposi­ The Salvation Army. amendment which would have Justice chose its prealdenb Times concludes its editorial survey of is determined to get some of IL Says Attorney Bruce Cooper, who helped set Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii q u a l i t y i n s u r a n c e s i n c e 1923 the situation thia morning: QA8 COSTS LESS to operate than the other method ol "The only sane way out is diplomatic, up the school, "W e’re a genuine public, low-cost, community college and should Today in History automatic drying — 1/3 as much. Intemational, political, economic—not have first grab at the money." 164 EAST CENTER ST. military. A solution will not be found r No one would argue with the first By The Associated Press part Of Mr. Cllooper’s statement. ’Ihe 61 FischeRi by exchanging harder and harder blows. Today is Tuesday, Feb. 9, ths GAS COSTS LESS to maintain than the other c i Surrender is out of the question and districts that support the school range 40th day of 1966. There are 32i H. d ie d MANCHESTER— 649-5261 o rp o T from the 13,000-student Harrisburg City days left in the year. I n c autom atic dryer. Metory* fOr either side 1s impossible. District to the 38-student district for "Perhaps a new start can be. made the New Buffalo Borough in Perry Today’s Highlight In History Ample Parking Front and Rear from an imtried baae—that Americans, County. Each district commits itself to •Kii! DRIES FASTER than any other method. Glas, and only (Saa^ pay one-third of the per-student cost of On this date In 1799, the Amer­ Vietnamese, CSilnese and Russian^ are ican Navy’s new ship, the l U E - heats instantly. Only a Gas dryer keeps up with your washer all sensible human beings who are ready operating HACC for each of the stu­ dents who enrolls from the district frigate Constellation defeated for peace in Southeast Asia, or at least F iM ce’s L’Insurgente off ths SOM, ^ drying a full 15-lb. load in as little as 30 minutes! HRSTCIASS...Wmi ’ The current operating cpst is $810 'a "Before Losses Happen, Insure With Lappen! willing to consider it There would be year per student The state and the stu­ Caribbean Island of Nsvls. ^ - mm prices to pay, but there would be gains dent each pay a third, too. Then the dis­ On ’This Date NO SPECIAL WIRING needed with a Gas dryer. Free M well as losses. Diplomacy 1s surely tricts also a g i ^ to pay a total of $100,- 000 annually, assessed on the basis of In 1718, French colonist ar­ normal Gas installation on Hartford Gas linesl BOt yet a lost art or a dead language." diatrict size, for three years to the rived in Louisiana. Squeezed By High Auto HACC capital fund. In 1861 Jefferson Davis waa NO OBLIGATION. Have a. Gas dryer installed on this free* This unusual support Idea evolved out sleeted president of the Oonfed- Insurance Cost$? , Same Facto, Two Truths? of discussions in the Harrisburg City hracy. trial offer and decide after 90 ^ y s of carefree drying. No mote School Board, which wanted to UUce ad­ In 1874, the American post, If high auto insurance costa have V avants ia the world today some- vantage of pending atato legialation that Amy Lowell, was bom. frozen dothes or chapped fingers! Nothing bat oonvcmience and In 1942, the transatlantic linsr put you in financial squeeze, break Mbms aeem to confuse you, don’t sell 'woiild provide atato‘ aid for commiinity Ipw-cost (q^ierating w ith Gas. Y ouH never want to part w ith i^ mow ecomm MiEsi pour own intelligence short. cdliagaa. The board Wanted to laiaiw Normandie burned and capsized out of that bind with AEtna Casu­ where atudents would come from if at its North' River pier in New alty's Auto-Rite. Auto-Rite pro­ The experts can get confused too. York a ty . but yoa can if you wish— pist as eadly w you can have it Harriaburg had a community collaga. A vides quality coverage plus lower Take, for q sample, a certain devel- aurvey |^-polnted the three-county In 1945, American troops Installed. One phone call doea U. spm oit in the Vietnameae war a faw area. started cleaning out the Japan­ rates and convenient quarterly pay­ ese in the old. walled city sso- weeks ago . When the legialation waa paaaed, ments for qualified drivers. Call us. HAOC waa already aeeking aupport from tion of Manila. , The development was that, for the the school diatrlcta in the three counties. fln t tiine, tbs 'inetoong guerrillas HACC could have sought support froas Itvs Yean An President Dwl|^ D. Biasii- THE Buwad thsmsalvas in oonslderabla. ths county governments, but, as Mr. bower told Congress be favored IFFERENCE iHva, perhaps 2,000 of them, engaging Cooper explalna, the eohool boards ara ofton closer to the people and "tha programs that would ultlmatoly M a y MW quote ratet and aaaUt you la a sort a t protiaetod set batUs in oos ires ths farmers from govara- (raaa-rooto support would be better." msnt rsstratoto. HUTFOBD BAS COOPAHV Imitsd location. The tost now la whether the graas-rooto a$ wa have $o many athw vf tir That was the hndenlabl# fact—that support can bo suatainad in tha col­ One Year Ago ■w gu srm ita ft r ths fln t ttma, had la r 's lataat request; most HAOC offi­ Two American aarv’ ^maa cials ara donftdant that It can.—J A lm S of a pftshsd. hatils wore Ullsd and mors than M »RAWW' m TH> NATIONAL OB- Injured bjr a bomb axnibetoi ia *uoKgriuirunw—^m m m ifK t n m m ir liliiliiiHili ■BBViat (ba M fo o atodlum, \ . w "1

MAf^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OJNN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1966 PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER* EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, a>NN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY.9, 1966 Rockville^V ernon Obituary 12th Gireoit Push • Button Former Car Dealer Gengras Doctors, Qerics to Discuss Court Cases Job System Mr*. WUUmm Diets VERNON—Mrs. Blanche EAST HARTFORD SESSION Now ‘Selling’ Bus Service Dietz, 47, of Rt. 30, Vernon ‘Total Care’ of Patient's James Madden, 61, of no cer­ Gets S ta rte d Center, died suddenly this tain addreee, ch arg^ with in­ mom inc at her home. She was A joint meeting o( the Rock-^on ‘'A rt from Renoir to PicM- toxication for the third time (Continued from Page One) (Editor'* Not*: Tbs nun* o( posal fits something the wife of William Dietz. within the last ten daye, had i ^ t h e other day In discussing Jif*^*"* **t* vir.e area physicians and clergy­ so” will be shown. B. Ctayton Oongrha has tumsd - thing esn be run witnout gst- Mrs. Dietz was bom in Rock­ men will be held Feb. 18 to con­ flrst choice at openings through­ plans for his bus company: ville March 18, -1918, a daugh­ Work may be brought to the his case continued without up firsquantly in nsws about ting any money from any­ sider the "total care concept” meeting for criticism, and bond, to the Manchester session out Defense Department opera­ tranaportatldn. Thl* la * "W e’re going to go where the ter of Mrs. Emily Chemela in the treatment of patients, the people are." body," he said. m em bm are urged to bring In of Circuit Court 12 on March 1. tion*. These include more than ck)**r look at a man who bo- He feels thet one of the Is­ Skalnik of Rockville and the chairman of the Medical-Reli­ He has entered the bus busi­ NEXT TO STOP and SHOP late Frands Skalnik. She was framed paintings so that selec­ Madden was picked u p. yes­ 56 other installations hiring civ- U*vo* maaa tranalt can be sues of the dsy is "whether gious Cbmmlttee of Rockville tion of Pictures of the Month pnAltablo.) ness equipped with a strong a housekeeper at Rockville terday about noon at the Odd Ilians of similar skills. philoscqihy about competition or not the people went the General Ho.spital announced to­ may be made for area banka Gdheral Hospital. Fellow* building by Patrolman The new job-fllling ’’brain;” and management efficiency, government to own everything day. and libraries. HAKTFORD (AP)— man Survivors, besides her hus­ Dr. Joseph K. Kristan, who Is Harold Newcomb. On Feb. 1, he called the DeMrtmsnt of De­ and with lots of ready cash. end nm everythlhg.” band and mother. Include a son, Refreshments and a social was sentenced to the State Jail fense Central Referral System, who baa sold thousand* ot car* "Any well • orgnnlzed, well- also president of the Manches­ hour will follow. The company he purcliasod, William Dietz of Vernon; ter Heart Association, said the at Hartford in lieu of payment will carry out the re-smpkw- in Oonnoctieot now baa tbs Job adjusted group of people,'' he oite of the largest in New Eng- said, "can make a business two daughters, Mrs. Frank meeting is the flrst of its kind Second Dinner Serving of a $20 fine for intoxication. ment procedure on a nationwide of convincing pocqple that H Danello of Hartford and Miss Uuul, operates in Hartford, New enterprise operate auccaaefiiUy. in Connecticut. Due to the response to the Five days later he w as again basis. would ho batter to catch a bus. Haven and Stamford. The Hart­ Beth Dietz of Vernon, and one He said an official of the Corned Beef Dinner to be held arrested on the same charge on A t the Brooklyn yard data "There’s talk about national­ B. Cteytpn OangTh* made bis ford division always has shown ising the rallroade. Why, this grandson. American Medical A8.soclation Feb. 22 at the TalcottvUle Con­ Main St., but this time was able on each employe, his skills, and first marit aa an auto dsaler. a small profit but th* other two kind of talk le' almost un- The funeral will be held Frl- Is expected to come from Chi­ gregational Church, a second to post a bond. preferences for installations Ihea he made a name for him­ divisions habitually j have oper­ •lay at 8:15 a.m. from the cago for the meeting. sitting time has been made.' where he would accept new a self In th* insurance industry. American. BapectaUy now with ated In or near, the red. the Rustiana InJecUqg incentive Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros­ 'Die meeting will stress the Servings will be at 5:15 and signment are being coded for Now he Is drawing attention The company’s proWems plans Into their economy.” pect St., Rockville, with a Mass cooperation between the phy.sl- 6:30 p.m. Proceeds from the programming the computer, again with a grand entry into were familiar in the transit of requiem at Sacred Heart cian and the clergyman in the dinner will be donated to the Andover which Is in the Defense E9ec- the maee transit field. Gengras did not come by hie Industry: People had deserted faith in free enterprise from a Church at 9. Burial will be in treatment of patients. First Congregational Church of tronics supply Center at Day- Gengras is a man who be­ public carriers for private cars. St. Bernard's Cemetery. "The total care concept is the Vernon for the rebuilding of ton, Ohio. lieves that any businesa ven­ textbook. He's made it Work Meeting Slated While passengers were on the for himself In a spectacular Friends may call at the fu­ method practiced by the old the church, destroyed Jan. 23 The plan provides for eup' ture can be turned to a p rofit- decline, operating costs were neral home tomorrow from 7 family doctor,” Dr. Kristan by a fire. plying all Army, Navy and Air given good management and going up. The company turned business career. -c? to 9 p.m. and Thursday from said. "The concept has almost Rockville Aireat Bv Democrats to the incentives of free enter­ to fare increases, which drove It Is what he has found to ® - O J Force installations using civil- be so as be made hia way from 3 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. disappeared." Everett Gardner, 42, 52 W. ish employes with weekly, up- prise. away more riders. Doctors and churchmen from Main St., was arrested yester­ hi|1i school dropout to auto Name Chairman to-date lists of skill categories Pertiap* not without a sense Gengras came on the scene Bobert (Pobnds) Putnam Manchester. Ellington, Tolland day morning at his home fol­ available for relocation. of diallenge, he acquired last salesman to owner of a Ford with hia customary energy. agency, to a string of Ford Robert (Pobuda) Putnam, as well as Vernon are expected lowing a domestic dispute. He The Andover Democratic June a down-at-the-heels bus to attend. was released under $200 bond As long as men or women These are' some of the things agencies and a Lincoln dis­ formerly of Hartford and Man­ Town Committee met last put out of work by shutdowns firm known as the Connecticut he has done Again—we finish a year and start a new one— Again we say many thanks chester, died yesterday in Mesa, The meeting will be held at for court appearance Feb. 22 in Qx, for yean a subsidiary of tributorship, and onward. Howard Johnson's Restaurant Rockville Circuit Court. Sgt. night at the elementary school are available for work through­ —Purchased 192 buaps at a Gengras was born in West to the hundreds of people we have had the pleasure of serving and trust Ariz., after a short illness. out the Defense Department tlte bankrupt New Haven Rail­ cost of $6,343,000; e i^ t new Born in Tolland, he lived in on Rt. 30 at 8 p.m. Raymond DUnham made the ar­ with thirteen of the fifteen road. Hartford, son of a dentist. He that we may serve many more new people in the years to come. We are dedi­ Vem-Ell Sets Meeting Gross said, openings must be radio cars to herd the buses, still lives in that town, now Manchester for many years. He rest. members present. offered them first of they (Tengras purchased the com­ cated to Better Service— Greater ^tisfaction. The Vern-EIl Association for $27,000; 190 electric fare boxes, the father of three daughters was employed by the Monarch Hospital Note* The main business of the haven’t refused previous of­ pany out of federal receiver­ Admitted yesterday: Mbs. $115,000. and seven sons. He U a ■lightly Life Insurance Co., Springfield, the help of retarded children meeting ■was to act upon the fers at choice locations. ship Ibr $S,336,(XM and found he —Initiated a $30,000 six month will meet tonight at 8 at the Eleanor Songailo, Talcottville had b o u ^ Into all the head- built man with graying hair, 66 Maas., until his retirement resignation of Chairman Ehi- Even after they do that, he survey by Simpeon A Oirtin of Talcottville School. Allen L. Rd.; Mrs. Marlene Wilson, West gene C. Schwanjte. The com- a ch u of the transit industry. years old, and a heavy ciga­ three years ago. Wllllngton; Rosario Taraaclo, said, they will remain in a sec­ Philadelphia that will deal with rette smoker. Dreaser, assistant superlntend- mRtee did not accept the resig­ But hU optimism toward tbe route structure and facilities of Survivors Include hla wife,* Riverside Dr.; Napolean Lam­ ond priority classification. This problema of his new company Gengras began In insurance Mrs. Mary Ryhlc Putnam; two ont of school, will be the main nation but passed a motion to gives them first chance at any the company. speaker. bert, Vernon; William Prucha, postpone action on it until the is as bright as the 192 shiny when he purchased in 1950 a sons, Robert Putnam of Glen Jewett City: Ronald Klcter, opening in the Defense Depart­ new buses hs has purchased —Formed a 16-member ad small Hartford company to NEW 19" Rock, N.Y., and Richard Put- Dreeser will discuss plans for next committee meeting. At ment before it is filled by ap­ ■vlsory board with represente the new special education class Tolland: Christopher Casatl, that meeting, which the chair­ since June. write insurance on'cars ha told. ncun of Carol Stream, III,: two 121 E. Main St. plicants from the general pub­ lives of the communities in at Rockville High School. man is to call within ten days, Only lost week, he proposed He already had established the REFRIGERATOR WOODSTOCK TV brothers, Edward Poduba of Births yesterday: A son to lic. which the buses operate to Art Group Meets a new chairman will be elected, to buy the New Haven Rail (Connecticut Acceptance Oorp. Elmhurst, N.Y., and Charles Mr. and Mrs. Ehnest Ballasy, Gross said the computer re­ road’s Union Station in Hart­ make suggestions about service. to finance cars. PHI "Bring A Friend” will be the five vacancies on the committee employment system had been Pobuda of Worcester. Mass.; 20 Middle Butcher Rd.; a will be filled, and a date set for ford and set up an experimen­ —Petitioned the Stale Public Later, he became a director SPECIAL theme of tonight's meeting of checked out in a pilot project Utilities Oommission to reduce three sisters. Mrs. Oldrich Bu- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul | the caucus to choose candidates tal mass transit system, per­ of a Hartford Insurance firm 12.1 2-DOOR A SUBSIDIARY OF ( rian and Mrs. George Sooffield, the Tolland County Art' Associ­ Carley, Tolland. for the Civil Service System in haps using buses that could run the fare on the Hartford-Man- and sold hla auto Interests to ation, to be held in School for the May 17th biennial town the Chicago region. both of Hartford, and Mrs. Al- election. on both roads and rails. chester run from 45 to 35 cents devote full-time to insurance. Building A at 8 p.m. • Automatic Defrost verado Sabourean of Stafford lon news la handled by A number of people were At present the highly com­ This move came shortly after to meet another bus firm's com­ He became known In the in­ Springs; and six grandchildren. A short business meeting The Herald’s Rockville Bureau. suggested for the existing com­ plicated progress of coding in­ another imaginative Gengras petition, and begun an experi­ surance industry by his l>oUcy • Full Width Crisper The Holmes Funeral Home, will be conducted by Mrs. Caro­ 3jT park St., telephone 875-S1S6 mittee vacancies. It w a s formation is about half com­ idea was proposed: That the mental lO-cent shopper’s shuttle of expansion, not through the 400 Miain St., is in charge of ar­ line Forster, president. A fllnyi-br a4S-2711. brought out that any Democrat plete. Interstate Commerce Commis­ in Manchester. aggressive sale of insurance, • Deluxe Door Shelves rangements, which are incom­ in town who is interested in sion allow him to operate a Despite these Innovations. but through the acqultttion of plete. Burial will be in East serving, or knows someone he fleet of luxury buses to and Gengras acknowledges that the established insurance compa^ AUTOMATIC WASHER Cemetery. Another Group !;ospital Notes would like to recommend, from New Iforit (3ty with task of attracting riders is not nies. should feel free to call Chair­ About Town prices and time schedules com­ an easy one. He admits that Gengras heads the Security under his ownership from June SPECIAL Mrs. Franoea S. Rogers Of Young GOP visiting honrs are t to 8 p.no. man Schwanke and ask that his petitive with th* New Haven’s Insurance (Co., which he )us in all areas excepting matern­ name be considered for one of Linn* Lodge, Knights of Py­ trains. through November the number made the ke)ratone of his op­ Mrs. Frances S. Rogers, 69, thias, will meet tomorrow at of passengers continued to de- -Ir>; o f 29 Cheater Dr., wridow of ity where they are Z to 4 p.m. the vacancies. The railroad has long given erations and which Is housed In Forms in Tow n Gerald Anderson was elected 7:30 p.m. in Orange Hall. The up trying to make money on cHne. The bus firm held its own an Imposing building at 1000 • IZ Lb. Fully Automatic Washer SALE Ralph Rogers, died last night and 6:30, to 8 p.ni. and private In December. other Models From at Manchester Memorial Hos­ rooms wnere they are 10 a.m. secretary to fill the vacanev agenda include.s the first read the commuter run and is now Asylum Ave. In Hartford. Manchester is apparently to ing of the proposed changes of applying for permission to drop He is hoping that Simpson A • Blades of Water Action pital after a long illness. to 8 p.m. Visitor* are reqoeated caused by the marriage last fall Some of the ideas that the $168 to $438 • Horizontal Cool Chassis She was born in Fitrfiburg, be the home of two Young Re­ not to *nooke In patient’* and mo'vlng away of the former the bylaws. the service. Curtin will come up with some Gengras management put Into e 8 Automatic Cycles Including Soak Patricia Welch. Hie ttiougtat of all those com­ good ideas. Of the route struc­ e All 8Z Channel Tuning Maas., on Oct. 27, 1895, a publican Clubs. rooms. No more than two visi­ operation on the bus line flop­ e Built-in Antennas Voter registration In town, St. Joseph’s Mothers Circle muters beginning to make plans ture. for instsmee, he said. ped. Two “ Industrial filer” *x- daughter of the late Elmer tor* at one time per itatlent. • Variable Water Saver • Early American Maple or Antique White A second suoh organization as of Jan. 5, totaled 882. Of will meet tomorrow, after the for means other than the rail­ “ We found that some of our pres.-s, was on Dec. :0, when offi­ Assfalg, Wapping; Robert I^ng Island Monday night was The Jaworskls ba've four One Vietnamese and a poUca- RANGE 307 Gardner St., a freshman daughters and one son: Wanda. • Exclusive Memory-Made cers besides Riegol were elect­ Howe, Glastonbury: Richard the second major world air dls-»- man were se«n wrestling in th* e Record Storage Coinpartnient •clental hygienist at Westbrook 12, Anne. 9. Frank, 8. JuUa, 6. Quotations fam ished by Tuning ed. They include Charles Weill. Kreuscher, 41 Grant Rd.; Mrs. aster in three days, and the Dempecy-Tegeler Co.. Ino. snow before other pmlcemen SALE 18 Liberty St., vice president: Junior College, P ortlan d, and Martha, 3. Elda Hosklng, Wapping; Mrs. worst domestically in a year. Membiers of New York pushed the student back into th* • Equipped For Extension • Big-Band Sound Funerals George Maybe, 442 W. Middle Last Saturday, a Chilean Air­ Maine, wrlll receive her cap Sun­ Other appointments to the crowd. Speaker Phono Plug-In • SO-ln. Tilt Top Lois Charbonneau, 546 Hilliard day afternoon at capping and Stock Exchange Tpke., secretary: Elizabeth Sad- St.; Robert Morin, 42 Dudley lines propeller - driven DC6B Water Resources Board, all About 40 minutes after th*y e Infinite Heat Switches pinn ng exercises in the chapel. Bank Stocka lo.ski, 48 Hollister St., treasurer; St.; Mrs. Barbara Cagnetta, crashed into a mountain near subject to State Senate approv­ arrived, the students begaa • Automatic Oven Heat Mrs. Justina M. Halenar Miss Nancy G. Zimmerman, Control For Bake The funeral of Mrs. Ju.stina and Frank' Strelchun, 31A Gar­ 428 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Exie Santiago and exploded, killing al are: Edward J. McDonough Bid Asked marching away. SALE den Dr., program chairman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ of Hartford, Martin Horwltz of Conn. Bank and or Broil M. Halenar of 309 Oakland ^ t, Kllcolllns, 50 Pioneer Cir.; Janls 87, Committee chairmen include liam L. Zimmerman of 97 Bar­ New Britain, each for four • Broil Under Glass W was held this morning from the Kalvans, 172 Hawthorne St.; The last comparable U.S. dis­ Trust Cki...... 70 74 ^THER MODELS Fred Baker. 34 Lilac St., re­ ry Rd., a senior, will receive the years; and Arthur B. Powers Hartford National W.P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 Mrs. Gqrtrude Coseo, 302 Lake aster came in Ftsoruary last search: Malcolm Wilson. 17 ,«p1- official 'Jcntal hygiene pin. of Berlin, for Interim term end­ Bank Co...... 60 64 Stabbing Victim Main S t. with a Mas.s of requi­ St.; Sean Kearns, 204 Eldridge year, when another pro'peller- Reg. $399.95 . .$ 3 ^ 8 Reg. $319.95 . .$ 2 7 8 SALE em Rd., greetings; Alexander St.; Charles Borgida, 46 Con­ driven plane, a Constellation, ing June' 1 and for four years Vernon National em at'St. Bridget's Church. 'The Burgess III, 22 Vernon St., town The Guild of Our Lady of St. thereafter. Bank ...... 16 Facing Charges Rev. John J. Delaney was the way Rd.; Mrs. Beverly Reed, crashed Into a hillside near affairs; William Barron, 371 Lake Tahoe, Calif., killing 86. Bartholomew’s Church will Also subject to Senate ap­ celebrant. Mrs, Raymond Mur­ 388 Oakland St.; Mrs. Carmen meet tonight at 8 si the church. Fire Insurance Companlee Oak St., fund raising, and Mrs. That crash did not flivolve a proval are the following ap­ Larry N. Pierson, 39, of 97 phy . was soloist and organist. Riegel, publicity. DePlanta, 45 Coolidge St.; Miss The Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, Hartford F ire ___ 72^4 75% Linda Edwards, 107 Spruce scheduled airlines. pointments to the Milk Regu­ Burial was in St. Bridget's guest speaker, will begin the lation Board: Alexander Guida National F ir e ___ 144 MaUier 8t., th* victim of a The next scheduled meeting of St.; Mrs. Edith Stead, Wap­ Seventy-six lives were lost in BONUS FREE RECORD ALBUM Cemetery where the Rev. Stan- the club is March 2, at Reigel's program at 8:30. Parish mem­ of New Britain, four years; Phoenix Fire ------130% 135% aUbWng at U Main St. on Jan. ping; Miss Katherine Freitas, domestic passenger scheduled bers are welcome. Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos, other 88” ModeU * 1 * « 0 T. Hastillo read the com- home. All interested townsper- air line accident* In 1964. Harlow D. Savage Jr. o f West 113, has been arrected , tmd ^ 1 milal service. aons are invited to attend, Mrs. 55 Hillside St.; Mrs. Laur* Hartford, for interim term end­ Aetna Life ...... 78% 76% A* Low As ^ Iw O Riegel says. Tarte and daughter. East Hart­ The worst disaster involving ing May 1 and for four years Conn. General ...1 7 2 176% chargsd with attempted rape ford. a single plane occurred in June thereafter. Hfd. Steam Boiler 151 167 ' and aeeault as the result of fur­ Joseph McCollum 1962, when an Air France jet­ Bids Submitted Funeral services for Joseph Also, to the Board of Pardons: Security Ins...... 52 65 ther police investigation of that liner crashed on takeoff from Sec. Conn. Life .. 26 27 Incident McCollum of Lake St., Vernon, Paris, killing 130. Supreme Court of Errors Jus­ were held yesterday afternoon Deputy Engineer On School Items tice James E. Murphy of T ravelers...... 43% 45% Pierson, presented at the The worst commercial avia­ XD East Hartford session of Circuit at the Holmes Funeral Home, Events tion dlsaister was Dec. 16, 1960, Bridgeport and Arthur L Ship- 400 Main St.. Manchester. The Sought by Town Sealed bid* were opened In man of Hartford, each for six Public UtiUtiee Ctourt 12 today, had his oast when two planea collided over continued to the Manchester Bev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pas­ New York City, killing 134. the Municipal Building today years. (^nn. Light Power 38 40 tor of South Methodist Church. session Thursday when he will The town is advertising for In State on supplying about 80 different The following appointments Hfd. Elec. Light .. 53% 55% Officiated. Burial was in Blast candidates for an open, com­ to the Civil Service Commis­ Hartford Gas Co. 47% . appear wiUt the alleged aa- Cemetery. quicM AonoN items of office and classroom Kaml«wlti, 19. of petitive examination for the (Contbined from Page One) HARTFORD (AP)—U. S. Dis­ sion must be confirmed by both 80. New England Bearers were George Ches- equipment for Keeney St., House and Senate; Nathaniel Telephone (^ . ..67% 69% 11 Main S t Mias Kamiaiiskl aey, Lucius Sherman Jr., Leslie post of deputy town engineer, trict Judge William H. Timbers had pleaded not guilty to a Lieutenant Bbers was bom­ K>t quick action on hia proposal Highland Park and Robertson W. Morrow of New Britain, alx Manufacturing Oompunlee Kittle Jr. and Allen Wiley. at a salary range of $7,352- bardier-navigator on the flight years; Olendon A. Scoboria of charge of aggravated assault $8,626 annually. Monday for a top-level state con- Schools, all o f which are now Allied Thermal .. 51% 55% during her court appearance on over the Boardman BomM^ fsrancs on organized gambling. Cromwell,. Interim tenn ending Applicants will have until undergoing extensive altera­ July 1, 1969. Arrow, Hart, Heg. 57% 60% JUn. X8. Range, which is on the Coliun- Timbers, in hla statement tions and addition*. Barden ...... 12% 14 Feb. 26 to file their applications bia River 1'46 miles' east 6t I D et John Krinjak made the MEA to Present frdm the bench in New Haven A total of 18 auppller* aub- Brlatol Braaa .... 8 6% arrest yesterday on a warrant 48532353485353485323482353235353485348 with the town personnel office. Portland, Ore. federal court, said he was look­ Seren Victims The main duties of the deputy mitted bid*, borm on one item, (joleco ...... 7 % 8% 1 Mued by 12th Circuit Court. In STEREO Three-Act Play ing to Gov. John Dempsey ” fbr Colonial Board engineer will be to assist the CAMPING REMINDER several on two or three, and jUeu of payment of a 11,000 leadership in this critical mat­ NEW HAVEN (A P )-A t least (jommon ...... 4% ^ 5 % town engineer in the planning HARTFORD (AP)—The State ter.” many on most, but none on alL 1 bond, Pierson Is being detained •JBold in the Hills,” a three- and supervision of the depart­ A* a result of the many di:^ seven Connecticut residents Dunham-Bush ... 4% 5% ‘" . “ “'SUte Jail at Hartterd Park and Forest Commission Dempsey, after reading a were aboard the Eastern Air get melodrama, will be present­ ment. He wiU assume many of reminded Connecticut residents ferent prices quoted, and i^e Kaman .'Aircraft . 0% 10% tranacript of Timbers’ state­ Lines plane that crashed in the N. B. Machine ..31% 33% ed by the Manchester Educa­ the duties of Walter Fusk, who Monday that applications for ment, telephoned the ju ^ e and many different apeclflcatidns, tion Aseoclation tonight and to­ doubles in the posts of director the bids will have to be analys­ Atlantic off Long Island. North and Judd .. 19% 21 According to police, Plerwm long term camj^ng sitas wil) ast up a m*etlng for Feb. 18 AH 64 persona abogrd were morrow night at 8:15 at Fiano's of public works and engineer. not be accepted- after March 1. ed by Douglas Pleree, busInsM Peter Paul ...... 32% 84% v w etabb*d several times tai in the governor'a office. preauined killed in the Monday t>laaUc Wire Cable 14 15% 1- ‘ 1 rices Include Warranty, Driivery, Full Service and Avg. Trade Bestaurant, Bolton. Specifications for the post Application blanks for tbe 1,066 'nmbers, who noted he has manager of the board of educa­ the back with a bread knife at . fh e comedy. Intended as a call for a minimum of six years night accident. Standard Screw ..86% 40% Mlee Kamlenski’s apartoiint sites may be received by mall been handling the cases of 49 tion, before' any contract* ean n o e f from OoMnectieut In­ fUM-raissr to supplement the of progressive employment as a from the commission's Hart'ord gambling suspects rounded up be awarded. Stanley Works .. 28% 36 . « r l y In tbs momlng o fja n . IS. MEA scholarship program, will civil engineer, or a college de­ cluded tbe pane’s firat offlcar, Veeder-Root ...... 28% 80% He remained on ths critical list office. Long term cam ng, in a raid in Bridgeport lact Among the item* bid on to­ four buatneaa exscutivea, a pf iMture msmbers of the MEA. cree in civil enelneerlne' nlus ...... ~ Q- fall, criUciMd police, prosecu­ day are: T^ipewriteni, flags, . Tbe above quoutioua are not rt Manchseter Memorial Hos- managar gad c man who work- •'H al for several day* Tickets are available at Fi- tors and courts for not taking biackboiuda, office counters, b aten ad ter aa Inauianca rating to. b« eonatmod u uotual bu t* Ja raooat dtaoharg* sterner action against gamblers. and two piano* and benches. buraail. kata. hoapltaL * ^ PA G E TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1988 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1966 PAGE BLEVSif

About Town practical nurse’s course to Hew the lack of harmony between Bolton Britain, but that the board boards to town. First Selectman Three from Town w as now ready to case there le M orra defended the action taken IIIM Btitoy M oLam n o f W another request. by toe selectmen to criticizing Oxford ER. reoontly vlatUd Sai> Help Plan Dance The board anewered a com­ board of education deoislons. a n t e Jungte Oardena wliUa va> fmuming OH FloiMa’B lowar Board Holds Stand plaint by the board of finance Morra said that if enough Three Manchester women are MUNSON’S with a letter written by Wad­ townapeople ask him to look m a t ooaat. serving on committees fo r the dell and unanimously adopted. into something, he does, if he The bqard of finance objected Valentine Dance, sponsored by Temple Chapter, OB8, wtt thinks they are right. He said On Tuition Payment to the BChooI board’s charging it is not always a board of edu­ the Beta Sigma Phi Hartford .meet tomorrow at 8 pjn. at $400 to next year’s budget to the Maaonlc Temple. ObUfatton cation decision. City Council, planned for Satur­ be used in this fiscal year for Giv« her a box of Nljht will be observed. Refreah- Porcheron said that if some day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the ITie tioard of education devot-^ Uguori remarked that "the study of an adult education I.A.M. Hall, Maln^t, East Hart­ M u n s o n* s freshly menta wUl be served. Offlcera od a large part of its meeting question came to torn which board )taa always felt strongly program. would norrrvaUy be the province ford Eta and Phi Theta Chap­ are reminded to wear white last night to anwwerlng oorre- about high school seniors." made chocolates. Waddell’s letter pointed out of bhe seleotmen, he would refer in's of Manchester participate j()ondence, moot of it critical of McCarrick said that "the cir­ that the school foocuxl must in the Hartford City Council. Made daily in our aiotlons taken by the board at commit funds in advance, such it to the selectmen. The Marine Lea|ru« Auxiliary cumstances of the Giglio case The three are Miss Lillian Ito January meeting. as salaries, books, fuel; that it The board recessed for a few spotless kitchen in win meet tomorrow at 8 pjn. were entirely different.” Mc- Hattin, chairman of the queen I is a "normal fact of budgetary minutes at 10:16 and spent the toi the Marine Hall on Parker A vote to rescind what waa Canick was chairman of the committee; Miss Lynn Rich-1 Bolton. reportedly one of its most con­ board at the time. He said that Ufe,” and that rarely do their remainder of the meeting ans­ Bt wering a legislative questlmi- mond, dance band committee i troversial decisions, payment of "if the trascript were read it actions coincide with the fis­ chairman; and Miss Lorrain e' nalre. Earlier in the evening, tuition to Manchester High would be cleared up ImmedL cal year. He said that the Martin, ticket committee. Women’a Auxiliary of the six bids for light control drapes School of a Bolton senior who ately,” but that he did n ^ adult education program, if Judges for the queen contest REGULAR BOXES Manchester Midget and Pony were opened, but none was married and moved to Eaet agree with the board's decision feasible from an overall ed will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Football Aseociation will to ucatlortai and financial point of awarded. and Hartford, failed. The original on the present case. Ellsworth of Hartford, former­ atall officers tomorrow at 8:48 view, would be conducted dur­ The board wiU continue its pjn. at Miller's Restaurant deciaion to pay tuition stands. McCarrick remembered that ly of Manchester. ’The new HEART BOXES ing some fiscal year and that long agentla Thursday at 8:30 The boaid received letters it had been "extremely dlffl queen will be crowned by Miss the $400 would go toward the p.m. in the M -’i ,-c'irol office. Insurance will be the topic from the seleotmen and from cult” to make a decision to re­ Hattin, last year’s Valentine Large fuse tuition to the Gigllo boy salary of the director, or, in Art Instructor Speaks queen. dtocussed at the third lecture Leonard Gigllo of Coventry on the event that the program 69c to $21.50 Aseortment of because he came from an old Paul Zelanski, art instructor Proceeds from the dance will an personal money matters Itii tuition decision. First Select­ didn’t transpire, would have Bolton tomily who were exten­ at the University of Connecti­ benefit toe Tommy FVnd, which I Fresh Valentine sponsored by the Adult Ehrening man Richard Morra was pres­ paid him for the study. School tomorrow at 7 p.m. to sive property owners. He said cut, will speak at the regular originated in New Britain to ' Free Gift Wrapping Candy ent at tha meeiting and took the decision was based on his In another letter the board Room 225 of Mianchester High change to part in the discussion on this monthly meeting of the Bolton help children suffering from not residing in Bolton Sept. 26, o f finance asked that it re­ A rt Club Thursday at 8 p.m. at leukemia. Music for the semi- School. William L. Zimmer- and other questions. 1961. McCarrick aaid that the ceive boaid of education quar­ the Community Hall. He will formal dance will be provided i mann of lABonne-Silversteto Here ore the meot values you'vo boon waiting fori Hera it tha quality Frozen Food Dept, The selectmen asked for a re­ present case presents ”a lot terly trial balances and asked demonstrate various techniques by Tony O’Bright. A buffet will Associates, Inc., will apeak on you've always wonted! All good eoting meotsl Al| good eating poul­ consideration of the tuition deci- lees of a moral obligation” and to discuss contracts entered Into of painting with color. be served. Tickets will be avail­ life insurance; and Sdgar try! Fact is, it's the finest meat and poultry money con buy! Your Mon and a review of a legal by the school board before Clarke, president of the Clarke SHOP-RITE a clearer decision, In his opin­ Zelanski, formerly of North able at the door. The public is opinion given to the tioard of they are signed. MUNSON’S CANDY KITCHEN satisfaction is guoronteed or you get your money Imckl Prove it to ion. He added that he didn’t Texas State University, has welcome. Insurance Agency, win speak education in Nov. 1961 on the Porcheron said tliat the l>oard on hazard and comprehensive m o n ’s yourself, and prove it to your family . . . the f in ^ quality moots of know who the girl in question had one-man shows there and at ORANGE JUICE Giglio case. Giglio liad moved is. must remember its statuatory the Carl Sienbab gallery in Bos­ SMOKE HURTS 8 IN 4 2 STORES 'TO SERVE YOU Insurance. The lectures ait SUPER FOOD MARKETS the lowest prices possible every day of the week and every week of across the line to Coventry and obligations of "planning and McCarrick said that the ton. He took first place in a NEW YORK Fire authori­ ROUTE 6, BOLTON apen to the public at no charge. the year! had asked Uiat Bolton continue implementing the best educa­ board waa morally responsible Texas Fine Arts Association re­ ties estimate that three fourths tuition payments tor his son, to a lot of other things— such tional system for the town.” He MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN EVERY SUNDAY MAHRC win meet tliursday then a Junior at Manchester gional competition and has a of firemen’s injuries are due to 9 5 ^ as responsibility "for the busi­ said that the trial balance are smoke inhalation. at 8 pjm. at Bunce Center for save the High Sc)wol. The board turned always available, as public painting added to the archives Retarded Children. The pro­ MOTT'S TOP QUALITY CORN-FED R|B H A LF ness-like transactions of this of the museum of modem art in L O IN H A L F Banquat Macaroni S C hM t. t-ax. down the request on the basis board.” records. gram will include two films, of the legal opinion. Morra asked if board of fi­ Sao Paulo. Brazil. *T3onneoticut Story” and ‘‘A change M orra again suggested the The public is invited to the CASSEROLE 10-99^ Olgllo’s letter reads, to part, girl ask the East Hartford nance members couldn't sit in lig h t to M y PsxL " Hbsteaa PORK LOIN •*I write this letter with no mal­ when the school board was dis­ meeting. Refreshments will be Shap-RHw Choppad or Loaf board.. Porcheron said that if will be Mrs. Raymond Oolpitts, ice aforethought and trust that served. Members arc reminded member^ were gt>ing to con­ cussing contracts. Mta. Joel Belanger and M n . It Is taken in the same spirit. Porcheron said that meetings to bring a picture for the pic- SPINACH 10o^^s99^ tinue the "hassle” the girl will Donald Ganaert. P iiza and oof- However, I feel that the ques­ were always open Morra ture-of-the-month competition. ROAST SALE-^^ W* - 4 7 Birds Eya Choppad Broccoli or continue reading about it in the fee will be served during the ao- tion of tuition payment to an agreed but said no one can Briefs newspapers and this could be out-of-town student is parallel to Bolton will play Woodstock oial hour. Csntar Cut Country Stylo "dam a^ng.” speak. He recalled that, when CUT CORN 7— » 99^ m y case and in my opinion de­ he was on the )x>ard of finance, Academy in basketball tonight Mrs. W arfel asked for a re- Bolton Orford parish Chapter, DAR, 3 9 ^ serves clarification.” he used to sit in on board of ed-1 Bolton gym. CHOPS or RO ASTS- 79f 3PA RE R IB S Dairy Dept, Giglio said that, at a public clndlng of the motion made at ueation meetings where fi- Tickets will be on sale at the will sponnor a Dessert Oard Chuck All Moot - No Watto the last meeting to pay the Party for membens and friends hearing, he had been advised ivances were concerned. | that the Ixxird ’ ’could not legally tuition. McCarrick seconded. Thum lay at 7:30 pm . at the 99^^ SHOP-im SUCB> Waddell said that if the McarhcK -,d srss? *;? 'SS home of Mrs. Charles J. Strick- LONDON BROIL 99^ CUBE STEA KS I>ay tor tuition tor a non-resident and that it would establish a Ixiard made a mistake a month iT^d d f JJ a u rJ im M.thodl.l Church w„l met lo- ^ land, 188 Mato St. Hoateaees In- TENDER TRIM USUAL FINE trim ago, he couldn’t see how the night at 7 in Epworth House. American CHEESE dangerous precedent. . . . Since )>er8 used to attend PBC meet­ ’ etude Mrs. John W . H old«i, MOTT'S TOP QUALITY TENDER board would be "courageous” if The first in a series of weekly tour m em bra of the present ings regularly. Mrs. Wells W. Pitkin, Mrs. C. SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE it now "traded $300 worth of Lenten study groups, conducted YELLOW, WHITE board voted not to pay my son's Smith suggested better com­ Hoyt Stilaon and Mrs. Sthel B. tuition, it would seem that they tuition for a human resource.” by the Rev. Abram Sangrey, Bubbard. OR COMBINATION Harold Smith agreed with Wad­ munication Ijetween the two STEAK PASTEURIZED PROCESS 4 9 could remember their previous boards. He said toat both boards, to m o r r ^ at 9:30 a.m. decision. The least a board in­ dell. adding that they should Manchester Community Flay- profit by their mistake, if M. are trying to do tlie tiest Jobs ■ „ . * ^ terested to serving the best in­ they can although they m a y , Evening Herald a n wHI hold tryouts tor the Ida Maa (Largo) was one. DELICIOUS terests of the people of Bolton have different vllw a, and th atl® « J®" M o w B art comedy, ‘Tight U p SALE! could do would be to investigate Morra asked how they would well Young, telephone 643-8981. The Sky,” tomomow and FW 79.89 communications "are not what PIZZA P IE------»-39r previoua actions, precedent, and say "no” to the next case. Ovan or Pot Roost - Top they stiould be.” Hia suggeation day at 8:30 pm . at 57 Oak St. First Cut Kraft (Chiliad) legaUty, rather than act on a Porcheron said he wanted to ABANDONING SCHOOL S. B. toat the chairman of the finance Performance dates are April 9 '^OUND RO AST ~ - 95i« sentimental Isasis.” see the girl finish school. board and whomever he dele­ DANBURY (API — Danbury and 10. Tryouta are open to all m e ROAST DRANGE JUICE - B9r The letter concludes, "Since The reclndlng motion lost, Hospital announced Monday it Always A Raal Family Traat Nawport . von or Pot Roast • Toa gates come to the March meet­ Intererted persona. Shop-Rlta Swaat or Salt Whippad the town can to no way be held 4-2, with only Mrs. W arfel and ing of the board was later ac­ is abandoning its three - year SIRLOIN ROAST -99i! morally responsible for high McCarrick to favor. Board cepted as a step toward the solu­ school of nursing in the "best Miaa Helen Slstee, formerly / Believe: RIB RO AST----- BUTTER------39^ school marriages, the purpose of member George Banks was not tion of this problem. Interest of the nursing profes­ head of the EngUsh Depart­ this letter is to advise the board present. Liguori .said that tola was the sion,” because a three-year pro­ ment at Manchester High to adhere to legal opinion and Transportation QueoUon Settled gram is now considered inade­ School, will speak on "The Qro- precedent already establiriied first time the finance board had SERVES You PEOPLE NOW MOTT'S TOP QUALITY, DELICIOUS OVEN ROASTS ... Deli Dept, A second somewhat less con­ expressed a desire to review the quate. The school will be phased tesque to Modem Literature” and rescind its action to pay troversial subject was settled out by 1967, the announcement at a meeting of the February Y tuition to out-of-town residents. salary .schedule, that the finance almost Immediately by an opin­ board had "heretofor recognized said. Dessert Thursday at 1 pm. at UNDERSTAND John McGarrick, who waa ion from town counsel. Accord­ the YWCA, 79 N. Mato St Des­ not at the January meeting Bolton's need lo remain com­ RIB :' V ing to the opinion, the town is petitive.” sert will be served at 12:30. All w)ien tha deciaion was made, liable for transportation or Porcheron said 'that liased on women to the Manchester area The post few weeks it has been asked forvUie board’s reasoning. maintenance payments for any the tone of toe Ixwird of finance Valenrine Favorites are w dcom a ROAST ^ - Chairman Harold Porcheron BETTER with intriguinq to us to hove to con­ student under 21 residing to replied that the decision was letter, and toe bill to Umit trans­ for Someone Special town with his parents or legal fer of funds within board of ed­ The Greater Hartford Chap­ Hygrado Skinlaaa "human" rather than “ merely tinually assure the thousands of Ovan or Pot Roast ■ Eya Roastina 3<4-lb. Avarago guardian, attending as a reg­ ucation budgets they have sent Free Gift Wrapping ter of the American Association financial” and that he did not new people that Mott's low think the present case parallel­ ular aU-tey student a state or to the legfislature, he is not in of Retired Persons will meet e FRANKS state - approved vocational favor of “sitting down” with Thursday at 1:30 pm . at the ROUND ROAST ’"HICKENS---- -3 9 ! ed the Giglio case but was ARTHUR DRUG prices ore here to stay. Perri's Italian Swaat or Hot op-Rlto't Bonalata based on the lioard's ‘’previ­ school that is not a technical that Ixmrd at the moment. He parlors of Immanuel Congrega­ school. agreed to asking toe chairman tional Church, 10 Woodland Appetizer Dept, ously stated position” of hav­ I suppose It's os simple os being .URKIY ROAST -89« Llgpjorl told the board that and a member to come discuss MORE Services SAUSAGE----^ ing students finish their educa­ St, Hartford. Mrs. Stoddard the girl who caused the board the objectives of the iJoard of Lane will give a talk on the tion at Manchester High suspicious of any unexpected to seek legal opinion has re­ finance. book "Japanese Inn” by Oliver DEUCiOUS MOTTS YOUNG STEER BEEF BONELESS School. He said the girl’s mar­ cently withdrawn from her In response to a remark a)x>ut Statler. She will also show Jap­ good fortune. CHICKEN ROLL riage was not a factor. For your Deposits anese prints by Hiraahldo. RIB STEAK ROAST SALE! Supt. P)iilip Liguori said that But, I do believe that people WEAVER'S Vb-lb. the board has paid tuition to • Savings Accounts • Special Purpose ALL WHITE MEAT WW ^ one student to Glastonbury Hollis Circle, W SCS, of South CUT SHORT IH T Clubs • Vacation Clubs' • Christmas Methodist Chumh will meet to­ now understand Mott's new ex­ BOTTOM High School and two to Cov­ night at 7:30 to Susannah W es­ FO R lb. m entry High. Clubs * Tax Clubs * Bank by Mail citing low price policy is here. ROUND Dallclout Bakad Porcheron explained that in ley HalL Mrs. Thomas Colan- BROILING J r J m drea will serve as hoateaa, aa- VA. HAM » 69<’ the Giglio caae, the boy was a • School Savings Accounts * College Ed< aisted by Mrs. Marshall Lost week this week — next Junior, the transition to another BoOgo Ham ueation Savings Plans and M n . Bruce Chiles. The Rev. week and every week there­ EVERYTHING'S PRICED RIGHT AT SHOP-RITE! aehool was not ’’dangerous” Richard Dupee will speak on and that there had )>een the "The Ufe Within.” after! C A P IC a U A - 69i« "delicate question of where he waa living,” which he said he did not want to go into. He For Loan Help Larry McGuU and the Blast $ D S L T T I H L ^ Why Pay More? Hartland Male Chorus will ap- pointed out that the Giglio de­ cision was made to Novemtier; • Home Mortgage Loans' • Home Im­ p « r for the Greater Hartfotd COFFEE Shop-Rlta Sactlona no. 103 cant Youth for Christ Saturday at the present case to Jsmuary- provement Loans * Personal Loans 7:30 p.m. Batchelder School, At this point Mrs. CHaire • EHLERS can GRAPEFRUIT 4-89 e Warfel asked for a re-reading 767 New Britain Ave., Hart­ ISc OffI • Bankbook Loans * Appliance Loans ford. • BEECH-NUT o f the legal opinion and said FRESH PRODUCE SALE! that when she voted in favor • Loans on Insurance Cash Values CONTAOINA, PROGRESSO OR SHOP-RITE AD GIANT - 49^ of paying tuition for the girl, The executive committee of Hunt California, Round •he had completely forgotten • Loans on Stocks Nutmeg Forest Tall Cedars of U. SI NO. 1 GBADE ''A " MAINI W HY PAY MORE? about the Giglio case. It was Lebanon, will have a special not mentioned at the January meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. at TDMATDES 4 - >-—*1 TOMATO SAUCE Shop-Rlta or Stokoly Sllcod or Halvot Yallew Cling board meeting. the Masonic Temple. POTATOES fiC P A Y * AM O U N T CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL-SLEEVE PACK Walter Waddell remarked Let Beneficial put MONTHLY OF LOAN For Special Service that the board was not “legal- Connecticut Master Barbers PEACHES 4- --n $ 1 6 .7 5 $ 3 (X ) 10c O ff Chata A Sanborn Rag. or Drip or Ehlart bound to pay the tuition. - • Sate Deposit Boxes “ Travelers Checks ProtecUve AssoclaUon. Man- 3 — 4 9 ' McCarrick asked, “ When a Chester Local 23, will sponsor s 1 0 ^ 6 9 ^ DEL MONTE CORN 2 6 .5 8 5 0 0 person, regardless o f age. takes • Foreign Remittance • U.S. . Savings dinner for members, wives and DEL, MONTE, PRIDE OF THE FARM OR STOKELY COFFEE ~~ CASH 3 6 .4 1 7 0 0 a tei^ such as marriage, guests tonight at 8 at Miller’s Shop-Rlta Small Bonds * Savings Bank Life Insurance TENDEB WESTERN 1-plnt, sh i^ d n 't the person be mature 5 1 .1 6 1 .0 0 0 Restaurant. Officers will also be in your pocket-fast 4-ox. bots. D enough to think of the conse­ *On 24 month pUn Installed. SW EET P EA S 2" -49i< • Register Checks • Life Insured Mort­ TOMATO CATSUP quences?” If a “ decision is Sc OffI Calnat gage Plan * Payroll Deduction Plan CARROTS 4 made by a teen ager and con­ Left over bills to pay? Time-payment accounts? Heavy Immaculate Ooncep«oh Moth­ doned by the parents, they • Home Mortgage Security Plan • Eve­ ers Circle will meet tomorrow, poo MEAL 5-^9^ ■hould be willing to accept the expenses? Clean 'em all up with cash from Beneficial! after the combined meeting at eallo. bags consequences,” he asserted. He Then, make only one payment instead of several . . . ning Banking Hours S t Bartholomew's Church, at 13-EGG RECIPE 1 9 ^ aaid that, to cases where the have more cash left over each month, too. Just call up, the home of Mrs. John Conner, 1-lb., 1-ox. Cake CHICKEN BROTHS .—n board had pedd tuition to other 19 Virginia Rd. Mrs. Michael SUNKIST NAVn. Shop-Rlta, Chunky or Croamy Mb., 12-oz. |ar achools there had been "haitl- come in. Edenbum wiH be oo-hostess. shlp” on the part o f the parents I ANGELCAKE 29 PEANUT BUTTER 6 9 ; or the students, but he saw Mother Cabrini Mothers’ Cir­ Skippy Chunky or Croamy 12-ox. |ar none here. cle will meet tomorrow, after ORANGES BENEFICIAL FIRST in Manchester with LIBBY OX BKOAUCAST First Selectman Morra said FINANCE SYSTEM the combined meeting at St. PEANUT BUTTER 43; that if the girl moved to E ast Bartholomew’s Church, at the Hartford it rfiould be that home of Mrs. Donald Harrison, Shop-Rlta Blutborry, Whole Chsrry or Rod - Loans up to $1000 — Loans life-insured at low cost 1 board’s responsibility to con­ Griswold St. Mrs. Joseph Gott 5 9 ^ CORNED BEEF HASH 3 ”^*1 Raipborry 15 tinue her tuition to Manches­ Bansflcia! Hnanca Co. of Manehastar wUl be co-boatesB. DELICIOUS DRINK WM U.S. NO. 1 MeINTOSH PRESERVES 4 ter, not Bolton’s. If Bolton paid 806 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER tuition to Glastonbury for a M iss Nancy J. Oryzb, daugh Shop-Rlta Rsd Tart, PIttad Sour Mitchell 3-41S6 • (Ovsr So. Ntw England Til. Bitinstt OSm J o INSTANT EARNINGS atudent to finish the year there, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. « leae el SlOO co»H $17.00 «« m r»iM a MOTTS A.M.erP.M. 3*^79' this present decision was to rs- 13 ceeatcirthie noatlilr Intlillnwets m $I.7S eecS. Orzyb of 99 North St., was APPLES CHERRIES 6^-n p ^ e d on the dean’s list at BUMBLE BEE .> 4 can, CHICKEN OP THE SEA 7-ot. OR STAR KIST 7-ei, Maxwoll Heuto Drip or Regular Bryant CoHege of Business Ad ministration, Providence. R.I. CDFFEE...... 2.^-»!•»* Bhe is a graduate of Manches- 3 9 WHITE TUNA Shop-Rlta Lamon, Davll, Yallew, White, Pudg. from D A Y of D EP O S IT paid tar High School. Marbla or Spico Mb., 3-Ox. pkga. INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS CAKEMSXES 4«n MANCHESTER'S Senior Citizens g r a p e f r u it 5 ' ’'3 9 < ‘ Progroato Imptorfod with Basil 2-lb., 1-ox. cant ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER R ID RIPE WESSON . 6 9 TOMATOES ~ 2-89; Note 10th Year gallon Lord Mott's Pranch Stylo TOMATOES 2r*33< ^ can H ie Senior Citizens Club of CONVENIENT! U.S. NO. 1 YELLOW OIL BEAN S — 6 — n OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! XCanehester will celebrate its Lord M etfa Cut Orson 10th anniversary tomorrow at 2 3 r .2 3 p.m. at a meetii« at the base­ ONIONS TIMES A YEAR BEANS...... 6 - ‘"“89 ; ment rooms, 89 School St. The 160 SILAS DEANE HWY. MORIARTY BROTHERS mrogram will feature a ‘*17118 is WiTHIRSPliUI, CaUN. T o u r L ife" story on a member ...toward tha porebaM of aay 525 FARMINCaTON AVE. ...toward tlw rwcIism oI any wbOM identity la known only to THIS aaiiToi, CONN. THIS SERVING YOU WITH Om recreation officials who MOTTS 5"LB. BAG SUGAR 587 MIDDLE TPKE., EAST MOTT’S CANNED COFFEE 24 24 aalMle the selection. W alter For­ BONUS COUPON MANCHinia, CONN. BONUS COUPON Coufton good at Mobilhodt tin. pcogram director, Is to Coupon good at 280 WINDSOR AVL gbaigo of the event. COUPON WORTH ANY M O n'S SUPER FOOD MKT. WIltON, CONN. COUPON ANY M O n S SUPER FOOD MKT. WORTH WNiai ITIM It AVAKAaU HOUR HOUR ank Thars wiH be group atogtog J^AwnTfis B WNiai ITIM It AVAlUail PROSPECT AVE. & BLVD. COUPON LIMIT - ONE PEK FAMILY •ad dancing, and fUnneth Hlcka COUPON IIMIT - ONE PER FAMILY WIST HAinroao, conn. H IIL O IL •URNIR w W play the accordian. A din- 1269 ALBANY AVL . 2 Exhires Sat., Feb. 13,1 9 6 5 a w w lM b e served by Glri Scouts Expires Sat., Feb. 13, J 06S FAIRWAY ‘ Cm pm raWwMa sniy MiawUMta •< ilM< iKlaS HAHTFOao, CONN. CauAM l•0•N >a4•nlr „ awilMia •! IIm liilaO 0 H JY IR Y FUEL OILS ^ R V I C I •O a r the entertainment. M n . ADULTS ONLY 20 I AU trOIH OPIN MON, Km MT. « A M. fM f P.M. ADULTS ONLY 20 * Ibaepb Owrartosld la to ehazge ALIANY AVI. naw Oraa * AM. f f fM. MON. ihm lAT. 2 LOCATIONS — t t the aoeote. OF M anchester iTompIka Plasa I d the afant of Inclement / MB M ala BL I W M M M O m O M XASTMUMCN IKM r woadMMT n notice of tho ovont W 988 Main M, BM EaM Cantor 8t MaBcjto^j eArtq wia bo broad- 5135 XHwmtowB I Tornplke *. CALL f mem miMSMr Cor. Lanox St WaalMkietoitoiisBlS Maadtoeter I ^ 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER I Popular Mkt. MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANC3HESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1966 PAGE THIRTB16II- PAGE TWELVE Speechcraft course has been re­ Best Talk Given scheduled to start Tuesday, LITTLE SPORTS Atty. Diana Named Feb. 23 instead of Feb. 16 as By Oementino originally planned. Other ar­ OF ALL THE ROTTEN * THIS WW WE NOT 33 Moth* 67 Female aaint 10 Poker stake man with community service He will represent the local club at 10 a.m. at a meeting of the Permanently Removed V ONLV ADVERTISE THEl (ib.) UScottlah Oarlty Jr. a t a banquet at GUV'NOR, AGILE \JUST GET 3SDamiel (dang) activities “too numerous to in an area Toastmasters con­ Manchester Auxiliary t o Chil­ Licensed Electrologlat ■^MOKe Moues T'/ SPAIN IBACXOUT SALE-WE DtSPtA/ 34 Paiteboardf 68 Promontory sbaepfoMa IftiSe ottpilag Willie’s Steak House. WINTERS WINDS lONumbert (ah.) dOMuatallne mention.” test to be held In March. dren’s Services of Connecticut KUVE CHILLED M£ CA«?RV fHAt ‘SiSM HAS I THERE 37RoulctU bet DOWN mammal The approximately 60 guests 38 ImmediatelT 31 Scottish miss Kramer is in charge of public Anthony DePerrio, club ser­ at Mott’s Oommuhity Hall. He Claire Allardyca TO THE BONE! devised! WITH TH' 1 Flower 34 Summon 41 VaU mstariil — mostly Jaycees—also heard geant at arms, presided as eurtO fX /J 31 Greek god 4< 42 Wolfhound Herbert J. Kramer, a second Information and advertising of is chairman of the Human Rela­ A N SIGN! war SEmmeta 35 Operatic solo toastmaster over the evening's SOLUTION!; gFroitf, u • 36 Bamboolike dSTree trunk rice president of 'Hie Travelers ’The ’Travelers. He possesses tions Commission of Manches­ 649-5577 SSBoundert 44 Bewildered program. Featured speakers ter. He will discuss the activi­ 33 Feminine cake Ihsurance Companies, exhort BA, MA and PhD degrees from 4 Sea nympha 27 bundle 46Britlfh prlOMB Harvard and an LLB from the included WflHam Perkins, who ties and responsibiHties of the 643-0301 appellation 47FoUowera them to continued efforts to- 34 Fatiehood 5 Cloys 38 East Indian University of Connecticut Law spoke on the growing pains of newly formed commission. palm tree 48Perioda rrard education for leadership. the United Nations, and Arch 35 Robuet 6 Biblical high Atty. Diana, himself a form­ School, and serves as chairman The speaker is a native of priest SOSmeU 61 Eagle (coolk of the Greater Hartford People Stuart, who discussed basic is­ Manchester, and associate pro­ 7TJirncoIt 30LaCK 01/ er Jaycee president, was cited sues at stake in Viet Nam. 37Stri By McOarlty for his volunteer to People Council and the state fessor of foreign language at the 3“ 5 r “ 5 " f T i T chapter of the American Asso­ Michael O’Conner, a guest, University of CJonnectlcut. He 1 work with young people, In was voted best Table Tojiic 1 politico for community Im­ ciation for the United Nations, received an A. B. degree from CASH SAVIHGS i r among nuuiy other onroniza- speaker for his Impromptu talk Fordham University and a Ph. provement and In professional tions. on communism. Other guests D. from Yale University. 1 1‘ TO end fraternal organizations. included William Allen, Tom Mrs. Charles S. House, pro­ ^7es.that< > i6 i r i r Singled out were his support Noting that die dinner guests Brooks and Lorry Cobb. gram chairman, and Mrs. Philip P06SIBIUTY. for Manchester’s Teen Center, had assembled to “honor a man At the club's business ses­ Susag, hospitality chairman, are work for the Girl Scouts of who has had the steam to get i r 21 sion Speechcraft Chairman in charge of arrangements for BY V. T. H A M I.m America and service on the things done,” Kramer said there Robert O’Brien announced the the meeting. ALLY OOP y town Community College Ad- are "a lot of things that need E ri!»ry Council. doing In the Greater Hartford r i. K ouesnONNDiv^ , community.” e.cAN WE m W r LC MBS His political activities In­ C M.l.ON OtSlTOLTHWl ABOUTTD s r 5 T ST s r clude the chairmanship of the To get them done, he said, re­ THINS THRU v n v a u r t □ Republican Town committee’s quires both leadership and at THETIME- finance committee, membership the same time of the ability to mmxine; s r on the party’s executive com­ PETITE BEAUTY SALON FUEL OIL CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER □ submerge ones self into larger U i mittee and service as modera­ groups capable of getting things 34 (3HURCH STREET — MANCHESTER s r 36 tor of the 1964 national elec­ done. He cited Atty. Diana as r m tions In town. having displayed a combination Atty. Diana was active in of both talents. s r the fluoridation drive in the Sf, Valentine's Day Special late 60s and spearheads a While America Is a land of freedom, that freedom must be Atty. Vincent Diana accepts the Manchester Jaycees’ Distinguished Service Award from February 9-13 1 neighborhood campaign of resi­ constructively used, he said. Robert D. McGarity Jr., with Mrs. Diana’s approval. The award for community service was ” p n E m mmMBS dents in the L*nox-Benton Sts. given Atty. Diana, its sixth recipient, at a Jaycee baiujuet last night. (Herald photo by IT ? r IT TT area to have the town enclose “JuM look around you and Of iara.) H Bigelow Brook. you will see all the things that COOPERATIVE there are to do,” he continued. « r s r 51 He Is a member of the local, Ize themselves, all point In the Haircut _J county, state and national bar In a free country, they can­ a liaison between the hoard of o n , ( (IVt’.WY same direction. Curtis Budget directors and the board of ed­ For Appointment associations, and of a half doz­ not be dene without the volun­ “People are like this—you A I>i\isiiin of S" ST] 56 en fraternal and civic organiza­ tary exercise of leadership. ucation in matters concerning __ can brug them together, but Goes to Board data processing, and a ques­ T ' Call 643-0322 nOI.AND OI!. f'O. BY AL VERMEER — tions. including the Knights of “Our freedom is not to run until they are galvanized by PRISCILLA’S POP s r ST" 5 T 1 Columbus, Elks, Itallan-Amerl- off and forget about problems,” tionnaire from the Connecticut s i N n : i!»3.") 1 » something they are going to do Association of Boards of Eld- OPEN 9 to 5 P.M.—FRIDAY TILL 8 P.M. mmm mmm mmm ean and the Klwanis Clubs. he sold. ‘Tt is not the freedom nothing.” The board of education will ucatlon polling the board on 31.'-> nUOAD STREET The Judgee who selected Atty. to sit back and forget about And the key to leadership, he OUT OUR W Al BY J. B. WILLIAMS Diana from a list prepared by minority groups crowded into consider the $5.6 million school educational legislation. said, is “understanding one’s operations budget proposed by In addition to a probable a Jaycee committee Included Hartfoiil’s North Elnd, and say purpose through education.” Mayor Francis J. Mahoney, Dr. we don’t have to worry about Superintendent of Schools Wil­ vote on the budget, the board ”I have heard complaints will take action on several re­ Charles Jacobson, former award them because we can exclude about the Jaycees,” he said, liam Chirtls at its meeting winner Atty. David Barry, and them by restrictive zoning.” signations and appointments: “that they pick up something Wedne.sday at 8 p.m. most of the latter are part- Herald co-publisher Thomas Rather, ne said, freedom In­ tor a while and then drop it, HOLD EVERYTHING! Ferguson, all attending last By that time, the finance time instructors for Manchester cludes the obligation to recog­ "That Isn’t the answer: the committee will have completed Community College. night’s dinner: and High School nize problems and dsal with answer Is to find a principle its study of the budget and will Because of George Washing­ principal A. Raymond Rogers them. that is lasting. and States Atty. John D. be prepared to make recom­ ton’s birthday on Feb. 22, Cur­ To do this requirss a kind of "An organization which un­ mendations on it. Although the tis says that he has agreed with Belle. leadership that “galvanizes derstands why it exists can agenda for the meeting covers McGarlty, who chaired the people to act.” General Manager Richard Mar­ keep up the energy that it re­ a number of items, It is expect­ tin on a Feb. 23 deadline for He compared people In or­ quires to really get things ed that most of the session will having the budget ready for the ganizations to Iron filings on a done.” be devoted to action on the general manager’s office. piece of paper: "They Just he Kramer's speech, which was budget request. SALEM’S there pointing In their own In­ taped during last night's din­ Chirtis has suggested that the It normally takes about ten dividual directions, until you ner, will be broadca.st over ra­ board postpone consideration of days to ready the budget after pass a magnet under the paper. dio station WINF, probably at lease renewal of the Army- its final approval by the board BY JOE CAMPBELL of education. BONNIE Old Fashioned "Then the filings line up, organ- 8:30 p.m. tomorrow. Navy Club, the appointment of CANDIES

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1966 PAGE FIFTEEW • A PAGE FOIjRT&EN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, ld«B THE ‘Toughest Foe of Season East’ Herald Angle Clay Seen John Crow Goes to ’Frisco EARL YOSTV^ Top Threats Trade Sends Indians TiCy Sports Mltor Wayne Estes Dies As Healthy At Phoenix Abe Woodson seoxES To Reverse ' Big Leaguer Behind Mike EAST SIDE MIDGETS Big leagfue beat describes the play-by-play accounts of Golf Tourney Led by Rqn Roche and Tom University of Connecticut basketball games by George To St. Louis QUYS ’N DOIXS — Unda SuIUvan the .Pumpers BOSTON (A P )— ^Will Cassius make hay with Sonny After Fine Game E arly Loss Ehrlich. With practically every home attraction at Frankie 189, THelma Audette back the Cnilaers, in May? PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP)— ST. LOUIS (A P )—John 177, Nancy Lawton 163, Dee Pumpers held a 17-14 halftlrne Storrs a sellout, many followers of the Huskies, unable Highest hurdle to an un­ Or will Cla; as soon meet Liston in June? The hottest golfer on the David Crow, who haa Mlnnich 200-189—M7, Ellen lead and then poured It on m . to purchase Huskies, have turned to radio station WTIC That’s the pro tour, Bill Casper Jr., Reichert 405, Barbara Algren LOGAN, Utah (AP)—Wayne Estes, the first Utah the last half outacorlng the defeated season appeart at xtent of the rhyme, charged for a lot of yardage 180-514, Dot Peterson 165-496, In Hartford to keep abreast of the happenings via Ehr­ There was noi but a perfunc-<|>' and defending champion State University t^ketball player to score more than Cruisers, 14-7. East Catholic (12-0) to­ lich’s excellent accounts.’ ^ on the football field, figures Ruth Smith 459, Dick Moonan Roche led all scorers with 14 torjr reason ftm^a news confer­ tlcket-seUing war by comment­ Jack Nicklaus loom as the 2,000 points, was electrocuted Monday night after play­ night in Springfield Cathe­ ence ktonday/'^ announcing the a step backward occasional­ 203, Les Blook 206, Ray Bjork- points followed by Sullivan Currently on the home stretch ing: men to beat in the $67,500 ing what he said was the best game of his career. dral at 7:30. “ We expect qf the 1964-65 seaaon, Eairlich, go-ahead for the heavy- ’’For a man who never gets ly will give a runner enough man 227-574, Paul Paglrckas with 11. For the Cruisers, big Phoenix Open Tournament. 204-563, Skip Mlkolelt 234-594 Estes, 21, was killed leu than^------Brian Jolley was the top gun them to be the toughest Aaa been calling the shots at champion to resume knocked down, Liston sure gets room to move two steps two hours after the game UConn co\pt contests for 13 for his delayed title picked up a lot, doesn’t he?” The... 72-hols tourney begins tempted for a half-hour to re­ as he canned 13. The only other team we'll play this year,” said Thursday, preceded by pro-am forward. VILLAGE MIXERS — Roy against Denver University when vive the basketball star. He waa player to get' In the scoring East Coach Eton Bums of the Oampaigma- While the VConna Dr. WllUam McDermott, the He feels the some way about Richardson 203, Roland Spearin he grabbed a high-voltage wire column was Tim Happeny with boast a gaudy 15-2 won-loss scheduled Nov. 16, 1964, surgeon In charge of CSay’s compeUtion on Wednesday. pronounced dead at the scene. visitors, currently one of the top C isptr, fresh from a stirring being traded to San Fraitcisco. 225—569, Gretchen Bickford knocked from a metal pole dur­ Estes, who wanted to play four. ___ Class A clubs In iVestem Maa- -' log, Ehrlich has played a part ))Ostponed when Clay un- case, termed the champ’s condi­ Moving from toe contending ing a car accident on a comer BUSINESSMEN’S LEAGUE in one of the most successful ent emergency Frlday-the- tion ’’excellent” and said “ at victory In the |100,(XX) Bob Hope 176, Ed Ebersold 215, Pat Nivi- professionally, has said he re­ sachusetU with a 13-2 showing. Desert Classic at Palm Springs, St. Louis Cardinals of toe Na­ son 180—4£6, Di Costanzo 180- of the Utah State campua. Telephone and Charter Oak - seasons In UConn history. ^surgery for a hernia, likely this point he may resume all ceived encouragement from Only Cheney Tech (4-9) reeta Calif., poses a definite threat to tional Football League to toe 191—525, Ginger Yourkaa 176- Teammate Tin! Smith said remained tied for flrat place Ehrlich, a native o f Brook­ at Boston Garden on a activities Including heavy exer­ several l>fo basketball clube. He today ns seven teams In the Nicklaus* bid for a second last-place 49ers normally Is no 186-198—560, Eton Adams 201. Estes discovered the accident said Ih e Loe Angelea .Lakers with viotoriee last night. Tele­ lyn, who answers to 88 sum­ y night between May 10 cise and strenuous training.” grain, but Crow feels like he’s ares see action. and June 7. straight title. as he returned on foot from call­ were "very Interested.” phone knocked off Case Bros, Seeking revenge for an early mers — and winters, too — Harold Conrad of Interconti­ Just scored a touchdown. ing his mother to tell her about grew up In the shadow of Eb- nental said the target date for Casper won the Phoenix event SPOUSES — Ken Markstein Anderaon had called the 225- in the first game, 65-48, while and costly defeat, Manchester Anyone who saw Oossius hur­ in 1957 on the same Arizona The Cardinals traded him 137, Lou Vallleres 140, Benton the game in which he set an Ag­ pound Estes the “ greatest scor­ Charter Oak turned back Mai bets Field and naturally, was dling over the top rope at Madi­ the fight is May 10. O ay won­ Monday to the 49ers in return High (8-6) hosts Maloney of dered if it m i ^ not take as CJountry Club course, a 6,684- Osgood 358, GlI Shokey 354, gie home-court record. er I ’ve ever coached, and the Tool in the nightcap 72-43. Meriden at 8 o’clock at the a Dodger baseball fan until son Square Garden a week ago for defensive cornerteck and Walter O’Malley moved the many as four months to get yard, par-72 desert layout re­ Mary Soata 134—354, Elsie Estes, a 6-foot-6 senior, scored finest basketball player to get Boh Hummel, with hot hands, Arena. The Indians need two to congratulate Floyd Patterson kickoff return specialist Abe 48 points to lead Utah State to a team to Los Angeles. Today, on Ms victory over George Chu- ready, recalling he has prom­ cently rpvamped. Sftonheimer 143— 370, Gloria akmg with.” was the top gun for Telephone more wins to qualify for the Nicklaus closed fast last year Woodson. Darling 350. 91-62 victory over Denver Uni­ Eases’ hlgbest one-game score basketball Is the main dish for valo knew then The Mouth’s ised a special exhibition for a “It’s what I had been hoping \vlth 20 points and big Eton tournaments and would ■ like this crackerjack annoxmeer Negro businessmen’s cause in to win the Phoenix Open at versity, boosting his college to­ was 62 points against Boston Smith chipped in with 13. For nothing better than finding one lower abdomen waa A-OK, for,” said the InJury-pIagrued tal to 2,001 points. who has practically lived and CTiicago Feb. 27. Phoenix Country Club and HOLIDAY DERBY — Peggy Obllege during the Rainbow Case’s, Pete Klro was the lead­ against CCIL third place Ma­ In order to underscore his break a three-year reign by Ar­ Crow, who had threatened to Bell 128—341, Yolanda Morris Aggie Coach Ladeli Anderson Olasslc earlier thia seaapn in died with UConn fortunes In comeback from the scalpel, the Manager Angelo Dundee said quit footbaH if he was not trad­ ing scorer as he poured in 29. loney which handed them a 67- the past 13 years. it was impossible to tell how nold Palmer. 129, Flo Kloter 127, A1 Gauba called time out while more than Hawaii. 54 defeat earlier. Bob Evans champion shadow-boxed four ed. He feK he did not play 4,900 fans gave him a standing Eton Standtsh ripped the nets long It wlU take Cftay to get An Eastern speaking engage­ 138—362, Jim Bell 153-148— Estes had aet an Aggie record was missing that night and Before Joining WTIC eight rounds In street clothes with ment and business commit­ ABE WOODSON JOHN DAVID GROW enough last season. 422, Paul Morris 142—376, ovation. ot 42 atraight free throws from for 10. years ago, Ehrlich made a ready. “I certainly appreciate what Charter Oak once again Coach Phil Hyde hopes hU heavyweight Tom McNeeley at ments will cause Palmer to Terry Kloter 367, LArry Lorent- "That was the best I ever the foul line. name for himself by working a k>^ gym Monday after he The conclusion was the fight the Cardinals have done for me. showed a well-balanced scoring presence tonight turns the tide. ( would be held in from three to miss the Phoenix tourney for zen 142—385, l^rt Claughsey played In my college career,” “ I shot at least 25 free throws the UOmn cage contests for GEORGE EHRLICH was pronounced fit. Now I hope to give Frisco a lift Estes said after the game. every day last summer,” he attack to gain their easy win. Favorite’a Role four months from now, and for the first time in i l years. Named Charley O. After Boss 352. Ellington (7-7) is still a con­ WHAY In New Britain for five While the Intercontinental Nicklaus was only four for a cou^e of years.” Logan police said three other expMned. **I scored 165 straight Five of the six players hit dou­ Laconia, N.H., was the first the availability of the maximum tender for NCC laurels and campaigns. Promotions, Inc., folks turned strokes off Casper’s pace at The change probably means FRIENDSHIP — Rae Han­ Utah State students were in- at one time.” ble figures for the Oaks. The « * e stop and the young announcer number of buildings tor closed- more time on the field for Crow, GIANT STEP— Michigan’s Bill Buntin comes up with rebound in first half ac­ Jure^ in the automobile acci­ Elstes was the nation’s second- parade was led by the high hosts conference foe Suffield various shades of fright, Oossius circuit TV, Monday almost cer­ Palm Springs, and his final-day non 185, Mai’ge Pettengill 183, covered all sports from dog sled also punched the heavy and 69 Indicated he may be ready to who still managed to lead to* dent. leading major - college scorer scoring veteran Joe Shea (21), tonight. The Knights already Played Sport racing to basketball. WHAY fol­ tainly will be the night. Donkey New Mascot tion of Big Ten game. (AP Photofax.) Carole Page 477, Marie Fraser own a 75-66 victory over their light tegs tere-handed. make hls move. Cardinals In rushing last season 460, Ruth Adams 453, Eleanor They said the students’ car this season behind Rick Barry followed by Don Wheeler (14). The play-caller played the lowed and then the big break “ I’ve got a real opponent with 554 yards, although he av­ visitor and rate the favorite to Witsoii 472, Ruth Silhavv 176— struck an island and slammed of Miami, Fla. A forward, Estes Gary Donhue (14) and Ron sport while at Midwood High at w n c. .After expressing relief that a coming after the Bear —ths eraged only 8.4 yards per car­ into the metal utility pole — was averaging 32.7 points Stevens (13). For MaJ Tool repeat. ' School In Brookl m, a real hot­ While Ehrlich Is the top man Denver jury recently acquitted Hare,” said (21ay who refers to 456, Ken Hesford 219— 577, A1 N(DC leader South Windsor 3 Sonny Liston of a dnmken-driv- ry. Rowett 200— 561. knocking looee a high-tension through games of Jan. 30. He only Bob Wilbanks was able to bed area which produced a num­ with the round ball announcing Liston as the Bear and calls For Kansas City A’s For Woodson, It may mean Michigan Shatters Iowa Quintet wire finished 10th in scoring last sea­ hit double figures with 13. (12-2) winds up the season ber of standouts including Max team, he has a most able as­ Ing charge. Clay started bis Patterson the Rabbit. J\ew Field less time on toe field. .An AU- with four conference games COUNTRY CLUB—Carl Bo­ Police Chief Eli Etoakulich son with a 28.3 mark. Y MIDGETS Zaslofsky, Harry Boykoff, Sid sistant In Floyd Richards. Pro five consecutive years. Inju­ lin 135-148—410, Fred Blish said sn ambulance had removed Before coming to Utah State, Wyman Oil dumped Peck starting tonight against Staf­ Tannenbaum and Sherman * • * In Houston KANSAS CITY (A B i^ T h e sheep on Lamb Chop Hill ries sidelined him several To Remain Atop College Poll 146-361, John Dymant 150-354, the three students when Estes Estes also was a star football Lumber, 26-22 in a thriller to ford at home. The Bobcats ara White, all of whom later starred behind the right-field fence will be gone from the Kan­ games last season. Bundi Tarca 358, Harold Jarvis found the accident and track performer In high avenge a first round overtime 6-0 In conference play, a gama in college and the pro ranks. Kimball No. 1 Woodson led toe league in Drakulich said attendants school In Anaconda, Mont., his ahead of Ellington. sas City A ’s scene this season. 381, Eton Benoit 352, Ken Ben­ loss last night and Manche.ster It was while an undergraduate After watching UConn teams kickoff returns in 1969, 1962 and from a second ambulance at home town. Need Three for TIUe for 18 years, Ehrlich picks Toby Yanks Fight Mets Passes Test A Missouri mule named Char-’?’ NEW YORK (AP) __ <|> keeping the Hawkeyes scoreless'? through Saturday, Feb. 6, and nett 351, Len Giglio 354. Travel Service kept up its win at Duquesne University in Pitts­ ley O. will replace them as toe 1963. for eight minutes, 14 seconds. total points: R(x:kvllle (12-1) needs three Kimball as the best, and he ning ways with a 53-35 nod over burgh that Ehrlich made his de­ baseball club’s mascot. In gp-een letters trimmed in Michigan, the nation’s No. TtuU. combination erased an 1. Michigan 346 ELKS — Stan Juroa 140-360, more conference wins to clinch wouldn’t get too many ajgu- HOUSTON (AP) — The curve white.” Tedtord’s. but behind a mike. The initial curves, the knuckler dances and “ Charley O. will come out of 1 college basketball team, early Iowa lead. 2. UCLA 309 Ken Washburn 138-373, Nap The Travel had four men In the Central Valley Conference ments — If any — on this selec­ Gov. Warren E. Hearnes and. rates a strong favorite to exposure in the field of radio the ball carries off the bat Just toe A’s dugout on opening day, Narduzzi Joina has deflated upstart Iowa Cazzie Ruasell and Bill Bun- 3. St. Joseph's, Pa. 276 Pitcher 140, John Rieder 142- UMass, double figures as their attack was with WDQU on campus. tion. At Ticket Window broke In to say, "I’d consider It 4. 265 386, Ray Beauregard 143-361, UConn Meets get one tonight in Middletown. After watching the Huskies, as normally as It would out­ even If it takes toe whole tell while fifth-ranked David­ tin, the Wolverines’ dreaded Providence jells with each game. Walt Sil- The voice of the UConna — he club to push him out,” owner an honor and a privilege for 5. Davidson 200 Tony Desimone 138-369, Hal The Rams beat the h(Mts 78-50 from the day of the late Coach doors. duo, tallied 19 points each. Ger­ kowski and Mike Piela hit for also does the Huskie football Charles O. Finley said Monday. MisBouri to donate this mule to Yale Grid Staff son has shattered West 6. Duke 158 Woods 360, Joe Roglia 369, Emil earlier in the season in Rock­ Hugh Greer to tiie current crop That was the verdict of the toe A’s.” ry Jones, a high school team­ 12 points apiece and BUI Sproul games — g^duated with a NEW YORK (AP)—With Roger Maris in the fold at baseball players who held a We will take Charley O. with Virginia’s streak - stopping mate of Russell, led Iowa with 7. Vanderbilt 105 Dietz 356. Crown contributed 10. Jim McGee rose ville. At 10-0, Rockville Is out In under the most able Fred Sha­ Finley said "I hope he’s a Eyes Yankee front of Newington by two bachelor of science degree. $72,000 and Mickey Mantle ready to be roped for $107,- pi’acUce seskon in Houston’s us on one trip to each of toe NEW HAVEN (AP)----- ^WlDiara stunt. 26 points, 17 in the second half. 8. Indiana 100 to the occassion with his best Ehrlich prefers basketball to bel, Ehrlich admits he Is some­ good mule because I’m going to E. Narduzzi, end coach at 9. Wichita 99 CHURCH 10 PIN — Roger games. A Ram win Friday what biased In UOonn’s favor 000, the New York Yankees are lining up for an i^-out new $31.6-miUion multi-purpose nine cities in toe .American Michigan, 14-2, whim>ed Iowa Davidson went into its game effort to date to lead his team football, b^ause of hla personal League.. .somehow. ” try to ride him to third base mi Brown Unlrslty, was picked 10. Illinois 36 Hence 215, John Muschko 215, would clinch the crown. and maintains it would be Harris County Domed Stadium •146 Monday night only hours with the Mountaineers well Connecticut basketball coach Fred Shabel is making with 16. Freddy Marshall (18) experience as a player and also attendance war with the rival New York Mets. Monday. Finley explained “ I thought opening day, April 12.” Monday by Yale footbcUl coach Whit Hastings 214, Elliott Coventry (11-5) was at East pretty difficult to bo complete­ U?-' after the Wolverines again had aware of the outcome of the no secret of his feeling that a victory tonight against and Dave Hasset paced Ted- because "you don’t have to de­ “ I think our attendance wtB It waa the historic first teat of toe ^ e e p would bring me luck” Miss BoMfie Johnson of subur- Carmen Oozza as hls first new been voted the top team in the Newcomb 212-202—578, Art ford's. Hampton this afternoon but will ly Impartial after 13 campaig^ns. be tetter thon it was last year,” ten Raytown. Mo., Miss USA of as.'''riant. teams' second meeting last sea­ Massachusetts would clinch the Yankee Conference have a lot of heart and hope pend upon anyone but yourself. most of the mechanics of base­ when he bought them In 1961, country In The Associated Preu son. West Virginia won that one McKay 209, Ed Lee 209, Vir­ An Improved Paul Emmerling Thanks to radio, Erhlich met said General Manager R a l^ 1964, will throw out toe first ball Narduzal, like Ooxsa and Ooa. gil Harlzog 208, Reg Kirtland in Hebron where Rham (4-ll) You can call It as you see It, ball on a regulation field In­ but they ain’t performed.” poll. I>avidson, 19-1, crushed 76-73, ending the Wildcats’ un­ Sports Schedule crown for the Huskies. ‘ i led Wyman’s offense with 18 without depending on spotters.” his wife-to-be while covering Houk at a news conferance and act as toe A’s bat girl the za's predecessor, John I*ont, ia 201, Bob Pearson 201, Bill Va- for the welcomes Charter Oak Confer­ Midg(et Grid doors. ’The latest stunt by toe contro­ West Virginia 103-80 for its 18th beaten string at 15 games. ” If we beat UMase.,” Shabel out of action rest of I points. Bill Milewski (10) and As a spectator,, he can’t say New Britain High in a foot­ called to aimouiKe the signtog versial A’s owner came at a first two innings. She will wear an alumnus of Miami of oido^ consecutive victory, longeM ders 201-554, Rudy Heck 200. said Monday, "w e’re going to the season. ence leader Rocky Hill. Coven­ It was warm, cloudy, misty But Davidson’s sizzling shoot­ Bob Moriarty (8) played best which sport he prefers. "It all ball journey to the Orange Bowl of Maris. and damp outdoors. Even so the meeting of toe Chamber of green dioits, gold Mouse and where he played tackle, guard ■treak in the nation. Tuesday, Feb. 9 Mike Tobin 200, Hank Wittke start packing our bags for the Branch scored 21 polnte in for Peck’s. try, at 8-3, lost half of the lead Miami in 1966. Today the Ehr­ The Yanks drew 1,306,638 in white cap. and end. ing, sparked by Fred Hetzel, Friday when it was defeated by depends upon the specific Loop Notes ball was visible under toe dome Commerce workers, kicking off Springfield Cathedral at East, 200-575, Art John-son 200, NCAA tournament.” last Saturday’s victory over Y JI’NYORS lichs, West Hartford residents, 1964 while winning the peimant. Three other members of the completely overwhelmed the Harry Basklnd 200, Bill Mc­ Cromwell. Rocky lill defeated game,” he answered. He has and toe daylight seemed slightly a drive to sell 6,000 season tick­ Top Ten—seventh-ranked Van- Southern Conference foe. The 7:30. UConn beat the Redmen 77-67 Oanisius and pulled down 16 Tonight's Junior League worked UConn football the past number four, Gary, age six, and The Meita packed in 1,732,697 at Bride 550. rebounds. He had been averag­ Rham 64-43 the first Ume they better, lf anything, than it was ets. He also held a surprise pub­ deihUt, eighth - ranked Indiana Wiltcats connected on .53.9 per Maloney at Manche.sler, 8. In their first match last Dec. besketoall games will not be 10 falls. Barbara Jo, 3. ’64 Progress Shea Stadium in finishing lacX. outside. ^ lic contract negotiation with and nUnois, No. 10 — won. but Cheney Tech at East Wind­ ing 17 points a game this sea.son played. They will be played met while Coventry has already Not only is UConn big league "Our signings have been com' cent of their shots from Itoe field BEPUBIJCAN WOMEN — 15, but that game was on the defeated East Hampton. After jnuduatlng from Du­ 'Then the hghts went up, and relief pitcher John Wyatt, Wichita, No. 9, was upeet by sor, 8. Huskies’ home court. Tonight's and was ranked ninth nationally Thursday instead. Thursday on the basketball floor but the Ing along real good,” said Houk, with Hetzel pouring in 34. Gretchen Sage 177, Clara Wal- quesne, Ehrlich visioned a ca­ Progress reports highlighted toe arena bloomed in all of Its reaching agreement on a $24,000 Duquesne 76-72. Rockville at Middletown, 8. contest is at Amherst. in rebounding. night's midget games will be reer in advertising but a rela­ guy up in the catbird seat, call­ ‘‘the best ever. I think we have Vanderbilt won its eighth lell 199-493. Dot Newell 466, Branch holds two Fairfield the first annual meeting of the color,and brightness and size. pact. M ichig^ extended its Big Ten Coventry at East Hampton, That defeat waa the only con­ played tonight. The Ellts and Mana.ger Hank Bauer of the tive suggested ra&o and as It ing the action, has played a big Manchester Midget and Pony the highest payroll of any olub. He also amvounced that 76,000 straight Southeastern Confer­ Pat Forstrom 175-452. records set In his sophomore The Yankees always have b e«i Bhren Houston Astro General record to 6-0 by stopping Iowa, ence contest, 96-85 over Louisi­ 3:15. ference loss suffered this season Manchester Auto Parts meet at Baltimo.-e Orioles has a con­ turned out, It was radio’s gain part In the amazing basketball Football Association. Manager Paul Richards was valentines have been sent to all Suffield at Ellington, 8. year: 529 points In one season known to be generous. a stubborn team that went into ana State, while Indiana top­ by Massachusetts. Connecticut 6 with Boland Oil and Hilltop tract that extends through and advertising’s loss. story at Storrs. 'The following aocompllsh- somevejiat amazed. high school students in toe Kan- Rocky Hill at Rham, 8. COMMERCIAL — Harold and 404 rebounds in one season. Motors meeting at 7. 1966. “ We look for an attendance SHIPYARD the crucial contest already hav­ pled Michigan State 112-94 and is sporting a perfect 7-0 record. ments were noted: “ Baseball will be exhibited sas a t y area, each good for one ing achieved three maior con- Stafford at South Windsdr, 8. Duff 367, Dick Grandante 383, Fairfield’s disappointed coach, Increase. Seles are ahead of last Illinois swept by Ohio State 86- Marshall Lewis 381, John Orto- A defeat for the Huskies tonight 1. The installation o f a com­ better in this stadium than it ticket. guests. Rifle—Manchester at Wilcox George Biaacca, said Branch year. Interest is real good. I 71. lani 383, Morris Millman 402, could lead to a title playoff had no academic difficulties be­ plete lighting system to allow ever has been,” Richards said. “ The children of today are the Tech. Indoor Extension of Games look for more Clubs to become fans of tomorrow,” he boomed. Ihe Hawkeyes knocked off Top Ten teams not .scheduled Wrestling—Maloney at Man­ Tim Flynn 368, Tony Urbanetti Kke the one last year with fore but had taken on an extra night games at Mt. Nebo Field. involved In the pennant race. "The players are going to be Minnesota 76-74, Indiana 74-68 Monday were UCLA, No. 2; St. Rhode Island. able to do a better Job and toe Finley made It clear toe mule MECHANK» chester. 162-360, Mike Brunelie 356, course last fall. The system is conservatively Cleveland helped themselves and UCLA 87-82, each team hav­ Joseph's, No. 3; Providence, fans will see It better. With toe bearing his name would get Swimming — Manchester at Earl Moore 370, Tom Rufini "It’s no secret that this Is In other action tonight, Wag­ NBA West Group valued at $15,000. with trades aixi so did Ohloago. ing only one other defeat at the features Olympic Champs elements ruled out, the game nothing but toe best, with “ a No. 4, and Duke, No. 6. Windham, 4. 350. our biggest game of the sea­ ner plays Bridgeport In the 2. Complete equipment for Baltimore has just come into its time. All three also were ranked Those four plus Michigan amd son,” Shabel said. “ However, will be" played as It was Intend­ real good blanket and bis name in the Top Ten with UCLA fall- Park City and Hartford visits all five teams — four In the own. Minnesota has to be a bet­ Davidson retained their rank­ GREEN MANORETTE8 — If we do lose, we still won’t .NEW YORK (NEA) — The6park and then back to ^ Gar- ter club than It waa last season. ed to be played, under perfect fag from the No. 1 qxH because The ^linnesota Twins will New Haven tor a match with Midget League and one in Pony conditions.” ings from last week. ..Vanderbilt Betty Haefs 209-506, Betty Lou be dead by any means.” den. play — plus warming parkas Give them one relief piteber and flf the loes 10 days ago. advanced two notches, Indiana play a night exhibition game at the lowly Owls of Southern Con­ Never Been Closer war of the worlds (AAU vs. “ Playing in this stadium will Purvis 452, Edith Ehichaine Since most of the big meets they could be rough.” THOROUGHBRED RACING BUILDTHE BIG BOYS- their Orlando. Fla., training The Yankee Conference title necticut. for aU boys. Bik Michigan made sure it and Wichita each siipped one 480, Mary Ellen Graham 471. is doubly precious because vriio- NCAA) has been halted tem- are scheduled before March, the 3. Purchase of a comprehen­ Houk met the press Monday be Just like playing in any other woiild not be the next victim and Illinois replaced Fran­ base next spring. They meet the In Monday night games, New , porarily, which means Indoor park on a calm clear day,” said ever takes It wins a berth In Haven and Gary Litwratore beat NEW YORK—^The Western Division race in the Na­ United States will be able to sive accident and liability in­ to discuss Maris’ contract. He ■coring 19 strai^t points mid­ cisco. Houston A itros on Friday DUSTY-AUTO — Ed Slowlk track promoters can save said he had returned Roger’s outfielder A1 Spangler. NOWU!;;",va the NCAA la yoffs. UConn made cross-town rival Qulnnipiac 80- tional Basketball Association is the closest in history. enter the majority of Its best surance plan that covered play­ the Navy's Ninlear Subs way through the first half and The Top Ten, based on games night, April 2. 352, Russ Tomlinson 358, Gerry it last year and upset Princeton money on all those Eiuropean ers, coaches, other staff mem­ salary to the 1962-63 level, re­ From the hitter’s standpoint. 73 and Trinity lost to Worcester athletes. Bob Aspromonte of the Astros Chappell 147-365, Gene Parker before being oveniriielmed by Four teams are battling -for playoff berths, with De­ calls. Billy Mills, the 10,000-meter bers, women’s auxiliary and storing a reported $10,0(K> cut of 137, Bill Anderson 136-364, Ed­ Tech 100 to 88. Until the National Collegiate testified: nationally ranked Duke. troit now in the fourth spot, four games behind the Bal­ winner at Tokyo,, has been run­ spectators. last year. gar Brainard 137, Walt Telller Liberatore Improved his scor­ Athletic Association announced "No big difference from out­ In the other major contest on timore Bullets, who, in turn, are» ning since the Indoor season 4. Purchase of a modem pub­ “ I think be mode tremendous 392. ing average with a 39-polnt that Its boycott of Amateur Ath­ doors, no problems. You’re n the Connecticut scene tonight, game and a half behind sec­ opened, along with Mike Larra- lic address system with all- strides last year,” said Houk of performance against the Braves ing columns arc running ahead letic Union meets would not be­ the home-run star. going to have to hit toe ball to At Dectric Boat you can have a hand in creel­ Fairfield, minus the invaluable ond place S t Louie. bee, the 400-meter champion; weather speakers w l^h will be in the hotly contested battle. Hie Hawks and the Bullets of the leaders during the cor­ gin until March 1, it seemed that put In use for the 1M6 season. Moris sedd In a telephone in­ get It out of there. The tell isn’t ing our nuclear navy— and build yourtelf a "How much is that Dart in the window...? services of Mike Branch, plays It waa New Haven’s 15th victory responding week last winter. Rex Cawley, the 400-meter going to Jump, and it Isn’t going good future, too. If you're a U. S. citizen, with the U.S. Indoor season would 6. The retirement of all debts. terview from Us home in Inde­ boat to St. Peter’s. will be playing each other two hurdler champion and Gerry to be dead.” Rec Department against oiily one defeat, its 13th games, back to back, on Thurs­ Larry CoMello of the Philadel­ consist of a handful ot Ameri­ It was pointed out that the pendence, Mo., that be was sat­ 9 Races Mon. thru Fri. experience in one of the skills listed below, Branch was declared ineligi­ Lindgren, the 18-year-old dis­ In a row. Its third triumph over day and Friday of this week, to phia 76ers with 149 fouls out of cans against the world. above were made possible isfied with his pay. Rusty Staub became toe first First Post 1:80 P.M. you can find a good job at Electric Boat hi ble Monday because of Ms 218 attempUi, and a .890 aver­ Annual Tourney Qulnnipiac this season and sixth a series that might resolve Ui% Foreign athletes have been en­ tance star. through the wholehearted co­ Maris said he had not been player to hit home runs In toe 10 Races Sat. and Holidays Groton. Conn. \ grades. The decision by the straight over the Braves, who age, is maintaining a pace well tering U.S. meets In record Hayes Jones, the UO-meter operation and financial sup­ upset by the lateU trade rumor park with Its 340-foot foul lines r0« KtlZVATIOHt, PAwtKtat 3^Htt dean’s office put the 6-3 junior ninner-up position in the West­ are now 13-6. ern sector. ahead of Oscar Robertson’s .869 numbers this year and now that hurdles winner who announced port of local businessmen, pri­ stories because they bad not and a 406-foot depth to center *1 justhave Tike that Dart G T... Starts Feb. 27 field. IWW OOUlU ★ KGUUUt D0U8U With more than two-thirds of figure last season. The Big O, the coUegrlans are eligible for hla retirement after the Olym­ vate citizens, fraternal organ­ appeared in hls area, but he PIPEFITTERS to give up with all-vinyl bucket with 596 set-ups for an 11.5 per But none of toe batters came Direct Buses Lv. Manchester The fifth annual Manchester the season completed, a total of the next two monrths, the 1966 pics, may be back to protect his ization and through the house brushed them off as “ one of game average, Is well ahead of season will be an Indoor exten­ those things that happens every close to hitting the permanent chasing seats, padded dash, Invitational Basketball Tourna­ 16 players already have passed indoor win streak which stands to house canvass conducted by (Travel Agency) at 9:50 A.M. SHIPFITTERS — Major League Forecasts the 1,000 point level, including his 10.8 per game last winter. sion of the Olympics. at 56. the Women’s Auxiliary. A sum winter.” dome that towers 2ff7 feet, 10 ment, conducted by the Rec­ inches above second base—a Dodge Darts... carpeting..., "But reation Department, will be rookie Willis Reed of the New Bill Rmsell of the Boston Cel­ The names are all big ones, “1 might run this season,” of $1,600 was realized in the Houk said there had been no RTE. 146, LINCOLN, R. I. York Knicks. tics again heads the rebounders, too, like Peter Snell of New Jones said. "I said I was drive. B ^ous talks with anyone about ceihng tall enough to shield an OUTSIDE ELECTRICIANS too tiring. held starting Saturday, Feb. 27. 18-story building. the works. I'm not There will be three divisions. Mets Stronger Up Middle, Jerry West of Los Angeles in­ but is averaging 23.5 grabs per Zealand, the double g^old-medal through, but It’s easy to get the In addition to the financial trading Marls. game against the 24.7 he aver­ winner in the 8(X) and 1,500 me­ support, many men from utility For a change, It's so sporty taking The Midget Division will be creased his field goal percen­ bug again.” OUTSIDE MACHINISTS for boys not having reached tage mark from .S(W to .510 but aged a year ago. ters; Gaston Roelants of Bel­ Missing, however, will be Bob companies donated hundreds of I'd rather ride I'm sure any their 13th birthday as of Jan. Out to Vacate Last Spot Is joined in the lead by Walt Bel­ Wilt Chamberlain of the Phil­ gium, gdld-medal winner In the Sdiul, the 6,000-meter winner. hours to install properly the lamy of the Baltimore Bullets steeplechase; Valery Brumel ot Ughts at Mt. Nebo. U S G A Qualifier INSIDE MACHINISTS 1, 1965. The Junior Division will adelphia 76en, has 1,766 points (Horizontal A Vertical Boring Mills) in one. she'll notice h. chances.' consist of boys not having who also is sailing along at a for a 36.0 average, which ^aces Russia, the high Jump cham­ Plans to continue, improve ^portent position and we gather and expsind the program were At Orange Club reached their 15th birthday those guys like the New York .610 cJlp. Terry ^schinger of him ahead of Ms 35.8 average pion. Lakers Gain Win (Engine 8 Turret Lathes) Jan. 1, 1965. The new age the Detroit Pistons upped his last winter. Both Jerry West and Also, silver medalists Bill also discussed. TIRE CITY Jets acquire quarterbacka. group will be the Intermediate ’’batting average” from .601 to Oscar Robertson are over the Orothers « f Canada (800) and By Holding Wilt Harold (Pinky) Pohl has NRBV HAVEN (AP)—The local SHEET METAL MEN Division for boys not having Jim Hickman played 139 606 during the pa.st week. At 30.0 per game mark with West Maurice Herrlott, England, been named to the board of qualflying round for tha 1965 games there last season, but he directors, filling a vacancy reached their 17th birthday as MANAGF.R, NEW YORK the corresponding point a year hitting at 30.7 and Robertson (steeplechase). U. S. Golf Association Open Oiae of Jan. 1, 1965. got to get challenged by Billy ago, Jerry Laicas of Cincinnati at 30.5, the first time in league The bronze medalists are Ana­ LOB ANGELES (AP) — The caused by a reslg;nation. David Championship will be held May ARC WELDERS An entry fee will be charged. METS Oowan, a good glove man who was hitting at a .524 average. history that three scorers tallied toly Mikhailov (110-meter hur­ vaunted powers of Wilt Cham Wilcox was also elected to the 24 at toe Race Brook Country fCartifled hull, piping or structural preferred) Trophies will be awarded the This is the New York Mets’ hit 19 home runs for the Chica­ Two of the remaining leaders more than 30 points per contest, dles) and Igor Ter-Ovanesyan of berlain, newly acquired by the board to replace Craig Belcher Club In Orange. c j l r n Philadelphia 76ers, were shmted who resigned due to the pres­ ANY wituiing teams in each division. fourth reason and for the first go Cubs last season. Cleon in the League’s four other scor­ thia late in the season. Russia (broad jum p); Jo)ui Da­ The date and site were an­ sure of business. MOLDERS Applications for teams wishing time we’re starting training Jones, another right-hand bat­ vies, New Zealand (1,600 me­ in National Basketbedl Afaocla- nounced Monday by W. H. (Noi>4anoua bench & (tool) to compete may be had by con­ with pi-actically the same line­ ter, is called the best proefpect ters); WUson Klprigut, Kenya, tlon play here when the Lakers (Wlddy) Neale, secreUty of the tacting the Recreation Depart­ up that finished the previous (800); - Ron Clqrke, Australia, held the 7-toot-l superstfu* to 16 Connecticut State Golf Associar In our farm system. Last year, IBCPORTED SKIEBB ment, 22 School St. or the Com­ fall. , his first full season In organized Breaks Nine Indoor Records (10,000); and VUinos Varju, points. tion. munity Y. And remember how we fin­ Hungary, (shot put). The Lakers won 117-98 Mon­ The 36-hole event has been ball, the 22-year-old'Jones had SEATTLE (AiP)—Five mem­ TAILPIPE DOCKSIDE TEST MEN Applications and fees must ished in 1964, . But ^ e biggest attraction. If day night and broke a four- held in previous years at toe 16 home runs batting .278 for bers o f the 'University o f Wash­ be returned on or before Feb. winning tw o Buffalo. 1 he can be lured over here, will game losing streak with the ef­ New Haven Country Chib. INSTALLED ... ONLY (Ex-Navy men with submarina expertanea 19 to be eligible. fort. No other games were ington ski team come from Nor­ The sectional round wlU be of tliree In St. Whoever gets the job might Archibald W in s Sectional, be Alfobe BikUa o f Emiiopla, the preferred) Louis and al­ scheduled. way. Tniey are Karl Blom, Kris­ played June 8 and the chanvp- have to alternate with Johnny bwo-Ume m kl medal winner in most knocking ' • t| )e marathon. And, to risk a pun, pro basket' tian Cuttormsen, Thor Mjoen, lonshlp Itself wtU be at Belle- Liewis, a lefty hitter we got ball has become hazardous tor dheck the Benefits In an Electric Boat Job: the Cardinals Getting Better Each Time Ray Lumpp of the New York Helge Ronnestod' and Per Val- rive Oountrjr Chib, S t Louis, from the Cardinals In the Tracy Walt Hazsard. In Monday Steady work, with 10 nuclear submarines to be out of the Na­ AtM ^c dub would like to get bo. The latter Is j'the only senior. Jime 17-19. tional League Stallard deal. We could use night’s game Hazzard and A1 built in Groton...premium fte shift w ork...8 another left-hand hitter. “%!agle-eye Allan Archibald,^ with 1,608 polnte. Westport Blklla for his meet Feb. 11 and Bionchi fell to the floor fighting pennant a n d getting better with every com­ 1,461 and Rockville 1,454 fol­ put him in a special marathon. paid holidays... Company-financed retirement Front End world cham­ The way things stand now, after Hazzard fouled the 76er program...excellent training and educational petitive meet, fired a tremen­ lowed with Manchester' fourth rHe would start out with a few player, who was driving In for a pionship which Bobby Klaus would play third with 1,445 taiUes. laps around the Indoor track in opportunitlas. . . car pools avaitebla from nmat base and Ed Kranepool firet. layup. * followed 7 dous 05 standing to round out a areas. Special Besides Archibald, other local < Madison Square Garden and The fight was broken up 1.97 We have be- ’The other two outfielders Junior championship four-poel- ■ OMey shooters- were: then head out onto Eighth Ave­ (Exempt Foreign Cars and 'Those W ith Resonator) g\xn to achieve quickly, however, and both Res. $12.50 Stengel would be Joe Christopher in left tion score of 361 out of a Feasi­ nue (if the cabbies co-operate), DOUBLE Bob Moeller 90-96-87-84— 868. players were ejecied from the stability. and Charlie Smith in right. Ron ble 400 to win the Conntoticut WITH EACH PURCHASE OF A (1) ALIGN FRONT END Jan Jiaooba 100-98-81-76— 866. ■ up to Central Park, through the game. -INTERVIEWS-i (2^ BALANCE FRONT For the first Ume we’re start­ Swoboda proved he could play Junior Sectional Tournament ing with defensive strength up Bin Sheldon 100-98-64-76— WHEELS— Reg. $4.00 In the top minors by batting staged at the Middlefield Rifle 388. Apply or write to E. H. Maradan (8) CHECK FRONT the middle. Roy McMillan and .278 and swatting 14 home runs Range. The camp took a five- STAMPS Achieved in the above match Ron Hunt give us a 100 per in the Eastern League, where shot lead over a field of the best Elactric Boat Employmant Oflica, WHEEI BEARINGS was tha ,fnct Archibald broks (4) CHECK BRAKE cent major league double play parka are not built for distance Junior ahooters in Connecticut. dally 8 AM to 4 PM, Sat until 1 PM nine Manchester Junior raosrds Olais Gut to All Shapes aad MUFFLER SYSTEM combination. McMillan is the hitting. Proof that Archibald’s 384 In­ or finest pl^ymaking shortstop. in indoor position firing And DAILY! Top Pltohera dividual (ffort was no fluke, he Apply to your lecol ODOoueMcut All Four Only Hunt was the All-Star second wHh Jan Jacobs and BUT tte l- Sizes lor Tails Tops Our pitching will /eatura A1 came right back to lead the E R 8 R I ^ ^ COioloe WHh Bm A OTSw BnvpRiyiTNVIK SDVvKS WHIM baseman. Jactoon, Can Willey, Galen Manohestar rifle team with an don tied for tha dub Ugh in sit­ Yoa eon do many r i l E F i Forohaae o t 8 Gallons or More of Oasolfaa... PRICED Up There wasn’t too much wrong ting with 08 soorea. m ^ 7 Cisco, .^ack Fisher, Larry Bear- sven bigger 386 point total and riling with doss to- FROM / Installed with our pitching last season, narth, Spahn, Bill Wakafleld helpeA the locals gain a fourth and how about that Warran GUARANTEED FREE $Q9S and Larry Miller and Gordon place in a field of 30 teama. bln and dnik to|M STATE SERVICE STATION Don’t you chances e ith e r... get a sure thing. Get a Dart. Spahn to help in the box as a Walker Cup Uniit take coach? . Richardson, the latter pair Join­ Next atop for the outetanding and thay ora aosy local marksmen will be the ex­ FOR AS LONG AS YOU OWN YOUR CAR With Jasse *G 0 B d a r, Bob ing Jackson on the sou U ^ w Has New Captaibi la kaw alaan. Lat **yoiir FlylRg **A” GIIIIIIIID Ovt thi ftiDily-sia compact 111 incb VKheelbija. Sound Mq? ll is. Big. roomy and comlortabla. Mora trunk spaca. too. sloe. Miller was aoquirad from pert ohsm$)lonahlp In the Senior ONE WEEK ONLY Taylor, Chris Cannissaro and I lf halp yan wirii D M i e r r SERVICE ON ALL John Stephenson, ws should ths Loe Angelea Do^ere, Rich- SeoUdnals next week, the Jun­ iBIMBRAI. DY1MAMIC Ww choici o( (conofflical Sim or quick V8‘s. And there’s a ktile compact price in the rear window of evoty one. CONVENTIONAL MAKES ardson front the Cardinals. ior T ri,- State Ohamplonship YORK (AP) - Mhn be able to And somaona who FIschar of CltMinnatl, foittar suggaiHant. TTRSfoin S tm t* can catch which between them Four of our kid pttchere had Fab. ao and the 1,600 shooter ■!.BC7rmC= RO AT national amateur goK chunpl. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1966' PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN . AiMrtmentft— Doga—-Blrdh—Pct> 41 RoomaWithout Board 69 Apartmento— Flats— Houses For Rent 6S Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Subnrbao Far Sale 75 Suburban For Sale 75 Wanted— ^Real Estate 77 HiiTlng— ^Trndanf—- Tengmenta 63 Tenementt 63 SIX ROOM single, good loca- MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom CONCORD RD. — Very, very TOLLAND — 12,800 azzOmes Storage 20 BLACK ICNIATURE Poodles, TfffiB THOMPSON Houee. OoG COVENTRY INVESTMENT — FIVE ROOM Ranch or Capa taga Street, centrelly 1« m^ , f o u r a n d t h r e e room NICE 4 room tenement, first tlon, steam heat, combination modern Ranch, convenient, to CHOICE. Are you interested m ortgage, oava closing ooota. $130 monthly income from two wanted in McKea Street and almost a Toy, AKC raglatered, abartments, including heat, windows, small family, avail­ schools and shopping, nicely in owning one of the Finest BpoUeaa SH room Colonial MANCHBMTBK D ^ v e n, . U*M jid. room, oil hot water heat, alu­ basement, 3-car attached ga.- Judze. PLEASE READ YOUR AD $3.95 per gallon. Morrison lowing homes to you. Just tion. Raymond Flske, M9- trance. $10 weekly. 649-1746, FIVE LAR(IE ROOMS second dial 643-5129. 1686. minum storms and screens, rage and breezeway. $81,000 Estate of Clarence H. Wesson, 9237. Paint Store, 739 Main S t second floor apartment, in­ ROCKVILLE!— Available March asking price is below appraised late of Manchester, in said district, «a~« or *^aat Ada” are tatao over tlw phone as a 96 W. MIDDLE TPKB. — 4% 1st. Attractive 3*4 room built 1959, $15,900. Wolverton deceased. COMFORTABLE. WELL fur, cludes heat, hot water, stove, room duplex, heat, hot water, 6 room Cape, garage, fire­ RCX7KLEDGE — 8 room cus­ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. market value. Call owner M9- Upon appllcaUon of Harold W. ooavenlenoe. The advertiser ehonld read his ad the FIRST SAVE BIO! Do your own rug nished room for older gentle­ refrigerator, garage, near cen‘ apartment, suitable for one or tomized brick ranch, aluminum 6001. Wesson praylnz that an Instrument DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In ttme tor the and upholstery cleaning with electric stove and refrigerator, two persons, near shopping place, freshly decorated, man, parking. 272 M ata._____ ter of town, convenient to hos- garage. Available March 1st. $17,400. storms, patio, two fireplaces, purportinz to be the last will and next Insertion. nM .Herald Is responsible tor only ONE Incor­ Blue Lustre. Rent electric ltal. Call 649-2396 between and bus line, range, refrig­ breezeway, double garage. Pa- testament of said deceased be ad­ rect or omitted Insertion for any adveiHaement and then only ship guar­ ehampooer $1. Olcott’e Variety R(X)M FOR Rent, telephone to. $116 a month. Call 649-2866 be­ erator, heat and hot water in­ Coventry mitted to probate,” as per applica­ ;30-5, betweeq 6-9 call 649- fore 6 p.m. 6 room L-shaped ranch, sek Realty, 289-7475, 643-4208. tion on file It is to the extant of a "make good” Insertion. E rron which do not anteed. Iieo Pelletier, 649-6326. Store. room, gentleman preferred.. f6625. cluded, free parking. Washer Swedish fireplace, 1 '/4 COVENTRY ORDERED: That the forezoing lessen the valne of the advertteement will not be eorreotod by If no answer, 643-9043. 648-7908. and dryer in basement. 15 baths, % acre lot, bullt- MANCHESTER — Fantastic $10,000 IS ALL appllcaUon be heard and deter­ SEASONED HARDWOOD for ’THREE R(X)M unfurnished, PRIVACY mined at the Probate office In Man­ "make good” Insertion. HOSPITAL AREA — Deluxe heated apartment, second floor, minutes to Hartford over 1ns, and garage, $19,800. buy. 7 room Cape, 4-bedrooms, chester in said District, on the 36th INTERIOR and exterior paint­ fireplace, B. J. Begin, Olas- ROOM TO RENT, gentleman 614 room apartment, built-ins, Parkway. $100 monthly. 876- For this cozy 4-room home on bus line. 643-7302, 649-7054. extra large kitchen -with bullt- to a serene setting, handy day of February A.D, 1966. at ten YOUR COOPERATION WILL |h|AI ILAl-TZII ing, wallpaper removed, fully tonbury 683-2988. 'erred, private home. 119. dinette, appliances, tiled bath, 3748 or 876-0250. 4 bedroom Colonial, 2-car 1ns, knotty pine rec room, ga­ o'clock In the forenoon, and that 225’ lakefront Hollywood to everything. L a ^ e treed notice be ziven to all persons in­ BE APPRECIATED V lM ls CTI^A# I I Insured. Rene Belanger, 643- HIU St., 649-0696. yard, garage, basement, $125 MANCHESTER — School St., 4 garage, new heating and rage, city water and • sewers, 0512 or 644-0804. MILLIONS of rugs have been actor’s 10-room estate. At­ lot, glasaed-in porch plus terested in said estate of the monthly. Hayes Agency, 643- room duplex, with garage, ther­ wiring and new ceramic excellent location, $700 do-wn. tractive wood and stone pendency of said application and cleaned with Blue Lustre. It’s 4803. Busineas Property tile bath, $16,500. Price $16,900. Ochwartz Real more make this today's’ the time and place of nearinz there­ PAINTINO. EXTERIOR and mostat base heat, aluminum construction, 4 good sized best buy. $300 down FHA. America’s finest Rent electric For Sale 70 E.state. 522-6228. Mr. Arruda, on. by publlshtnz a copy of this or­ Interior, paperhanging, wall­ shampooer $1. The Sherwin- Apartments— Flat*— 4'4 R(X)M apartment, heat and windows, bath, $95. After 4:30, Attractive 3 bedroom Co­ bedrooms, 2*4 baths, wall Dick Beach 649-5306, 875- der In some newspaper havinz a 649-7846. 643-6454. to wall carpeting through­ circulation in sahl district at least paper removed, dry wall work. Williama Co. Tenements 63 hot water, stove and refriger­ BUSINESS ZONE HI — Eight lonial, good location, den, 6611. Tronble Reaching Our Advertiser? Reasonable rates. Fully In­ out, cathedral celling to seven days before the day of said ator, washer and dryer fur­ DUPLEX, 6 rooms, convenient rooms with two offices, sep­ fireplace, and paneled rec MANCHESTER — cozy 6 room hearinz, to appear If they see cause sured. Free estimates. 649- ONE SET of Ford or Mercury room, $22,900. step-down living room, at­ at said 'time and place and he LOOKma tor anything to real nished. Nice location. $140 per location, available March 1, au­ arate entrance, suitable for Cape, bay window, stainless tractive staircase with bal­ heard relative thereto, and by mail- M-Hour Answering Service 9658, Joseph P. Lewis. Rader magnesium rims, 15” , estate rentals — apartmanta month. 649-0308. business or professional use. .steel built-in.s, screened rear Barrows ^-Wallace nuts and knock offs Included. tomatic furnace, $100. 643-6516. Raised ranch beauty, 2 cony to second floor, heat­ inz on or before February 5, 1966. EDWARD R. PRICE, decorator, homes, multiple dwelUnga, call Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. porch, garage, close to schools, ed glassed in sunroom with MANCHESTER PARKADE by certified mail, a copy of said Free te Heraid Readers Help Wanted— Female 33 Gall 648-9045 after 6. J. D. Realty, 641-6129. DELMONT STREET — 6 large baths, 3 bedrooms, family bus and church. Owner 643-2287 MANCHESTER 649-5306 will and of this order to Elisabeth paperhanging (books fut- FOUR ROOM tenement, $60, MANCHEJSTER — Industrial room, rec room, 2 fire­ excellent four season’s view A. Wesson. 739 B. Menehune I.ane, Want tnfonnatlon on one of onr classiiled advertlsementat No rooms, first floor, newly dec- after 5. Honolulu 18. Hasrall; Herbert E. nlshed), interior and exterior WANTED WOMAN to live In WOMAN FOR General office TOOLMAKB3R or all aroimd 25 VOLUME set of ColUer’s En^ ’THREE ROOM heated apart­ 132 Bissell St. 649-6229. 9-5. ' and commercial properties places, 2-car garage, alu­ of the lake and its year answer at the telephone Urted? Simply oaD the painting, ceilings refinl.shed. cyclopedia, like new, walnut oikted, garage, nice residential ’r.iund recreational activi­ Wesson, Holtehlre Road. Oranze, and care for children while work, typing and accounts re­ machinist, experienced with ment, 456 Mato Street CaU area near schools, bus, stores. available for investment or minum storms and screens, FOUR FAMILY, East Middle Mass.; Calvin A. Wesson. Oak St., Homes, churches. Industrial — ceivable experience preferred, Aircraft peuis, all benefits. bookcase and Junior Classics 649-5229, 9-5. FIVE ROOM apartment, com­ building. Bel Air Retil EJstate, $23,900. . ties, spacious kitchen, large Legal Notices GIastonbur>', Conn.: Harold W, mother is in the hospital, one No pets. 643-0094. Turnpike, central heat, $4,500 Wesson. Lincoln Road, Route No. 1. fully insured. 649-1003. hours 8-5, pleasant working Dean Machine Products, 165 included. 643-9046 after 6. bination wtodows, front' and 643-9332. annual Income, easily fi­ formal dining room, family EDWARDS to two weeks, car preferred but Six room Ranch near room with gun cabinets, de­ LIMITATION OBOEB Athol, Mass.; Howard R. Wesson, conditions. Write Box F, Her­ Adams St., Manchester. TWO R(X)M heated apartment rear porch, centrally located. nanced. -fulian Realty, 649- Hickory Hill Drive. Somers. Conn.; not necessary. 644-0167. and bath. 149 Oakland Street THREE ROOMS with bath, schools, churches and shop­ luxe bar room, basement AT A COURT OF PROBATE, ald. 649-4663 days, 643-7267 eves. stove, refrigerator, heat and MAN(MESTER — Six - room 9190. ' at Majicheoter. within and for Kenneth A. Wesson, RFD. CHlsum. ANSWERIND SERVICE Electrical Services 22 OPENINGS FOR two experi­ Diamonds— ^Watches— $66. 649-5229, 9-5. apartment, two stores and ping, fireplace, garage, with theater and projection New Hampshire: Francis X. Wes­ EXPERIENCED electricity included, garage thp Di.'trict of Manchcetrr on the enced painters. Call after 6, Jewelry 48 MANCHESTER — Beautiful commercial building all in one very clean, $16,900. MANCHESTER — Original own- room, heated 2-car garage 4th da.v of February. 19M. son. Hollshlre Road. Oranze. Mass., H M 5N - 875-2519 FREE ES’TIMATES. Prompt 649-9658. WE HAVE customers waltlM new 2 family homes, 4 room available, quiet location on with caretaker's quarters Pre.ient, Hon, John J. Wallett and return make to this Oourt. service on all types of elec­ OPERATORS LPN or RN. full or part-time, package. High traffic count. ers. 4 bedroom, center en­ Judge. JOHN J. WAIvLETT. Judze. 11-7. 876-2077. WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ for the rental of your ^>aiG fiats and duplexes, stove, re­ West Side, recently panted. A wise investment for only 6-6 two family. New heat­ separated from the home by and leave yonr meesage. YonE hear from onr advertiser In ^ trical wiring. Licensed and In­ ment or home. J. D. Realty, Ready for occupancy for the ing. new aluminum storms trance, Garrison Colonial situ­ Estate o t Beatrice P. Carlion, «m ji wlthont spending all evening at the telephone. pairing. Prompt service. Up to frigerator, extras. Bus, shop­ $26,000. Hayes Agency^ 643- a long, attractive breeze­ late of Majichester, in said District, UMITA'nON ORDER sured. Wilson Electrical Co., AND TRAINEES 648-6129. ping nearby. Hayes Agency, 1st of March. CaU 643-0556 any­ and screens, 2-car garage, ated on a shaded and private deceased. AT A COURT OF PROBATB. $20 on your old watch to 4803. 90x230 yard. Double amesite way, outside stone pagoda held at Mancheeter. within and for Manchester, 649-4817, 648- HOUSEWIFE. 643-4803. time. fine section, $24,900. With unusual fireplace and On motion of Stuart H. V. Carl­ trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. FOUR ROOM fla t second floar, drive, 2 - car garage with son of said Manchester, executor. the District of Manchester, on the Business Services 1388. NEEDED • Computists CORNER LOT on busy Route stone patio, park - like ORDERED; 'That six months 3rd day of February. 1966. Lost and Foniid Wish your husband were Bray, 737 Mato Street, State central location, heat hot THREE ROOM apartment, breezeway, kitchen has built- . . . for challenging as­ Theater Building.. . FOUR ROOM tenement on 5, Blast Windsor, adjoining en­ grounds with large trees, from the 4th day of February, 1966, Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, O ffered 1.3 Excellent (^portunlty making more $ ? ? Does he water, one year lease. CaU South Main Street. Call 649- heat, hot water, refrigerator, in oven, range and dishwa.sh- be and the same are limited and al­ Judze. NOTICE is hereby given that Floor Finishing 24 for qualified trainees signments in our Etoglneer- trance to new golf course. shrubs and flowers. Be­ lowed for the creditors within which Estate of Mary K. Bums a-k-a Pass Book No. E459 issued by Ing Department. drive, but is he stuck in a 649-5048 after 6 p.m. ( 6810, Mrs. OrfltelU. stove, garage. Adults. 643-7222. Excellent location for office er, plus a very attractive cause of health reasona Mae Bums, late of Manchester, In' LAWNMOWER sharpening; re­ to learn sewing. rut? ? We need a sales ex­ J.D. REALTY Co. breakfast nook. Formal 12x12 to bring in their claims against The Savings Bank of Manches­ pairs, sales, rotor blades FLOOR SANDING and refin­ Minimum qualifications in­ Garden— Farm— Dairy building, drive-in, gas station, owner desires quick sals. said estate, and said executor Is said District, deceased. ecutive. a man selling cars THREE ROOM apartment ’THREE ROOMS for rent. $70 BRAND NEW spacious 4 room dining room, 14x24 colonial directed to give ptibllc notice to the On motion of David M. Barry of ter has been lost and applica­ ^arpened; bicycle sales, serv­ ishing (specializing in older Apply clude graduation from Products 50 heat hot water, stove, refrig­ used car lot, etc. Tongren Asking price of only $39.- creditors to bring In their claims said Manchester, administrator. High Sdiool ■with honor now, but ready to assume monthly. Inquire 32 Church apartment, first floor, cellar, Agency, 643-6321. paneled living room with fire­ tion has been made to said ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ erator, $90. 247 No. Mato, 649- Street anytime. large yard, in quiet residential 000. EkMily financed. within said time allowed by pub- ORDERED: That six months bank for payment of the 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 649 grrades In Plane Geometry management responsibility. AFPLBS--Maca and Oortlanda, place, and wall-to-wall carpet­ llshing a copy of this order In .some from the 3rd day of February. 1965, ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. If your family Ui tired o t 6228, 9-5. H neighborhood. Only $115 month­ LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — Colo­ be and the same are limited and al­ amount of deposit. 2098. No Job too small. John Ver- MANCHESTER MODES. and Algebra One and Two. No. 1 and No. 2. Bunca Farm. MAIN STREET site, near Cen­ ing. ^11 cellar with rec room, newspaper having a circulation in big city race, opening 4H ROOM GARDEN apart­ ly. 646-0103. ter, ■with building of 6,500 sq. nial, 6 large rooms, breeze­ screened summer porch, well said probate district within ten days lowed for the creditors within which falUe, 649-5750. INC. Preference will be given to 14 Spencer St. THREE ROOM, third floor, ment, 2 bedrooms, heat, hot way, 2-car garage, wooded lot, from the date of this order arid re­ to brlnz in their claims azaln.st said NOTKJE Is hereby given that YOU ARE A-1! Truck is A-1! those who have taken ad­ available with No. 1 auto heated, centrally located. CaU ft. Many potentials. Will fi­ priced at $27,900. Wolverton LAWRENCE F. FIANO turn moke to this court of the w>- estate, and said administrator is di­ Pine S t Manchester agency 30 miles from Hart­ water, stove, refrigerator and 1% baths, excellent condition, tlce ziven. • rected to zlve public notice to the Pass Book No. W834 Issued by Cellars, attics, trash, small ditional courses in mathe­ 643-0082, between 7-8. parking, $120 per month. nance. Owner 649-5229, 9-5. Agency,. Realtors, 649-2813. trucking done A-1 right! Call ford. Have huslMnd writ* Hotuehold Goods 51 Furnished Aparnnentti 63-A in a beautiful neighborhood, Realtor 643-2766 _____ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judze. creditors to brlnz in thetr claims The Savings Bank of Manches­ Bonds—Stod»— THOUSANDS OF WOMEN DO matics and have shown a Office 15 Forest Street. 643- $26,400. Philbrick Agency, 649- within said Ume sdlowed by pub- ter has been lost and applica­ 643-2928, Tremano Trucking Box P, Herald. FOUR ROOM apartment sec­ MANCHESTER — beautiful 7 Mortgages 27 IT — Why not you. Get my special aptitude for this EVEHVTUINQ to staiUzed re- 0000 or 646-009a THREE ROOM furnished 8464. Charles Nicholson 742-6364 LIMITATION OBDEB llshinz a copy of this order in some tion has been made to said Service. subject. A capacity for ond floor, 178 Maple Street No Housea For 72 room Split one year old, excel­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE, newspaper navlnz a circulation In famous catalog free. Help your conditionad used furniture and apartment, heated. Ideal for said probate district within ten days bank for pa3nnent of the 8B»'X)ND MORTGAGE - Un­ neat precise and accurate furnace. $65. Tel. 643-4761. ATTRACTIVE, newly decorat­ SIX ROOM Cape, large kitchen lent condition and location, Dolores L. Merritt 646-0424 held at Mancheeter, within and for SNOW PLOWING — Day and friends shop at home and earn appUancaa, high quality—low working couple or newlyweds, MANCHESTER — New 7 room built-lns, dishwasher, 1*4 baths, the District of Mancheeter on the from the date of this order and amount of deposit. limited funds available for sec­ up to JlOO in top brand mer­ work Is a must. AUTO MECHANIC exper­ ed. 4-room apartment, second $90 per month. Call 643-9353 living room with fireplace, im- 1st day of February, 1966. turn make to this court of the ntate of Ralph P. Bums, late of said bank for payment and’ TYPEWRITERS — Standard discuss ways and means. Con­ quired \^ile additional ed­ THREE ROOM apartments, 118 and refrigerator, tile bath and Agency. 649-8464. ments, ideal for Investment or Phone 643-0185; after 5 p.m., ucation or training will be BARBER. APPLY Union Street BEDRCX5M SUITE to brlnz in their claims azainst said Manchester. In said District, de­ Issuance of new book. and electric. Repaired, over­ necticut Mortgage Exchange, Mato Street heat hot water, shower, parking. $60. 643-7997. MANCHESTER — 3 room VICINITY live rent free. Immaculate con­ A X 6-9691. e.state. and said administratrix is di­ ceased. hauled, rented. Adding mS' 15 Lewis St., Hartford, 246- Position available, local In­ well rewarded. Barber Shop, 46 Union Street, IXVINO ROOM SUITE stove refrigerator. 649-5229, apartment at Oak Lodge, pri­ NEW RAISED RANCH — 8 dition. Good location. Priced rected to give public notice to the On motion of David M. Barry of Rockville. Clall 875-4294 after creditors to bring in their claims said Manchester, admlnlLstrator. LOST: Passbook No. 15928 chines rented and repaired. 8897. surance oomp€iny, pleasant These are attractive posi­ 5 PC. DINETTE SET 9-5. 2’4 ROOM apartment. Apt. C, vate entrance, parking, 15 rooms, one full and two half for quick sale. Char-Bon Real Xrv - BOLTON — 3-bedroom tions that offer excellent 6 p.m. within said time allowed by puhll.sh- ORDERED; That six months Notice Is hereby given that Pickup and delivery service. working conditions, com­ ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR includes heat, hot water, re­ minutes to Hartford. Adults. New homes 10 minutes baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms, dining Estate. 643-0683. split level on 2 acre wooded Ing a copy of this order in some from the 3rd day of February. 1965, Passbook No. 15928 issued by salaries, fringe benefits and , OR WASHER frigerator. gas range, park­ No pets. $125. 643-9171. from Manchester. Ranches, room, family room, one car lot. Kitchen built-ins include be and the same are limited and Yale ’Typewriter Service, 649- Schools and Classes 33 petitive salary, merit In­ newspaper haring a circulation In. the First Manchester Office, 4986. creases, excellent fringe working conditions. Those Rugs—Lamps—Tablet ing. Sheridan Building. 613 Cape Cods, Raised garage, $23,900. Philbrick EXCELLENT 6 room Cape, Tol­ refrigerator, freezer, stove, said probate district within ten days allowed tor the creditors within with superior skills and 1'- FURNISHED houcokeeping Ranches. $14,.500 to $17,000. Agency, 649-8464. land Turnpike, priced to sell. oven, dishwasher, fireplace. from the date of this order and re­ which to bring In their claims Hartford National Bank A benefits, 8:15-4:15, five WANTED MAN Linoleum And A Few NOTICE Main St.. $85 per montJi. Call turn make to this oourt of the no­ against said estate, and said ad­ EX(JLUSrVE AT ability will find many op­ 649-2285. room, utilities, .suitable for range. One acre wooded Able Realty, 289-4192. Trout stream on property. Trust Oo. has been lost and SHARPENING Service— Saws, M.T.I. SCHOOLS days weekly. Evening in­ Other Small Articles tice given. ministrator is directed to give pub­ knives, axes, shears, skates, terviews possible by ap­ portunities for early ad­ Part-time wtth some me­ TOWN OF BOLTON one or two older adults, park­ 'lots. MANCHESTER — Gtood multi­ Selling for $18,900. For fur­ JOHN J. WAIXETT, Judge. lic notice to the creditors to bring application has been made to All are used but to good shape ple dwelling. A three family BISSELL STREET — 4-family, in thetr claims within said time al­ said bank for payment and rotary blades. Quick service. THE ONLY pointment. Call Mrs. L u b ^ vancement. chanical backgfround to WINTER STREET—Just com­ ing, 272 Main. ther Information call the R. F. and guaranteed. It's a wonderful (XINNECnCUT pleted four 3 room apartments (3-3-5) with one vacancy. Cen­ good return, owner, 649-5229, AT A COURT OF PROBATE, lowed by publishing a copy of this issuance of new book. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 643-1124, 643-1125. Come in and talk with us. manage car waZh. Apr-ly to Dimock Co., 649-5245. held at Manche.ster. within and for order in soiqe newspaper having a bargain, one which cannot be BO ARD FOR with refrigerator, stove, dis­ tral heat. Owner smxious. T. J. 9-5. M i^ St., Manchester. Hoiua We su-e open for your con­ person to duplicated. On display at Mato Business Locations U & R REALTY CO. INC. the district ot Mlanchester. on the circulation in said probate district dally 7-5. ’Thursday 7-9, Satur­ IBM-Keypunch venience: ADMISSION posal. and air oonditlonlng. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. SOUTH WINDSOR — Modem Sth day of February. A.D. 1965. within ten days from the date of Annoauceaiento Monday through Friday Store. Garages also available. Base­ For Rent 54 MANCHESTER — delightfully 3-bedroom Ranch, 2 fireplaces Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, this order and return make to day 7-4. 643-7958. School in Hartford author­ $10 DOWN—’THA’TS ALL OF ELECTORS R. D. MURDOCK WEST SIDE — Excellent 6 Judge. this court of the notice given. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. ment laundry, quiet su-ea. on designed Colonial charm and family room, garage, non­ Estate of Bp.«ole C. Edgerton of JOHN J. WAUvETT, Judge, ELECTROLUX sales and serv­ ized to TRAIN by the PART-TIME secretary. 6 days a COOPERATIVE OIL CO. Notice is hereby given that FOR RBINT — Beautiful store, room Garrison Colonial, flre- beauty are offered in this cus­ ice, bonded representative. Al­ LAW N MOWERS—Sharpened week, 3-4 hours per day. Apply Mon., Tues., Wed., evenings Come In and See Carl the board for admission of elec­ bus line. ITione for appoint­ 643-2696 643-6472 development area. Bel Air Manchester, in said district, an In- and repaired, 'winter storage. ^m e method used by the or Art or Phone 247-0356 ment Charles Ponticelil, 649- large and clean, approximate­ ,pla9e, dining room, cabinet tom home of 6 rooms, 2 baths, Real EJstate. 643-9332. TApable person. UMITATION OBDEB fred AmelL 110 Bryan Dr., in person Barrows A Wallace 6 p.m.-8 p.m. 315 BROAD STREET tors in the Town o f Bolton, Con­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE, Sales and service — Ariens, 9644. Barney Peterman, 649- ly 1,270 sq. ft. $85 monthly kitchen, 1 ^ baths, oversized 2 fireplaces, 3 king sized bed­ Upon application of James M. Manchester 644-8141. IBM CORP. Real Estate, Manchester Park Saturdays necticut. will hold a session to Higgins. Conservator, praying for held at Manche.ster. within and for Snowbirds, also rental equip­ 8 a.m.-12 noon 9404. with heat. Plenty of parking garage. Hayes Agency, 643- rooms, and many extra fea­ SO. WINDSOR—Spacious 6% authority to compromise and settle the District of Manchester, on tha ade, Manchester. the Community Hall in said space. Suitable for dance stu­ 4803. INCOME TAX returns, busi­ ment. L A M Elquipment C!orp., Also Training in 43-46 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD MANCHESTER — New 8 room tures have been added to make room Split, 30’ paneled fam­ a doubtful and disputed claim Sth day of February. 1965. TAXI DRIVERS with good driv­ Town on February 15, 1965 to dio. nursery school, art school, ily room 'With bar, near bus which Grayland D. Clough and Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, ness and individual, prepared Route 83. Vernon, 875-7609. PBX-SWITCHBOARD DUPLEX APARTMENT j\ist Garrison Colonial, 12x24 living this home complete. One owner, Judge. Manchester Exchange—Enter­ Pratt ing record, full-time, second OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 examine the qualifications of etc. Call 649-1680 or 649-3549. MANCHESTER — 7% room and shopping. $16,900. Hayee Helmie Clough have against said by full-time income tax ac­ Learn on live boards' available, 4H rooms, 1>4 baths, room, family room, built-in ranch, 4 bedrooms, dining lived in and loved. This mag­ estate, it Is Estate of Annie A Swanson. lata prise 1945. sliift; also, part-time available. applicants and admit to the S bedrooms, living room, com­ nificent home, is conveniently Agency, 643-4803. ORDERED: That the foregoinz of Manchester, In said Di.strlct. de­ countant. New laws effecting MUST SEXL — living room set, THREE ROOM office or busi­ kitchen, master bedroom with room, 2 baths, 2-zone heat, gra- ceased. retirement income. Raymond TWX-TELETYPE 643-2123. elector’s oath those found quali­ bined kitchen and dining room, dressing room, low twenties. located near the Temple Beth application be heard and deter­ Whitney coffee, end tables, lamp, ex­ fied. Said session will be held ness, ground floor, 470 Main rage, only $18,500. Hutchins COVENTRY — Modem 6 room mined at the Probate office in Man­ On motlotn of Jari Rudolph Swan­ Girard. Can collect 875-7362. RECEPTIONIST­ cellent condition. Reasonable. Fliliy equipped G.E. kitchen. Street, plenty of parking. 649- Hayes Agency. 648-4803. Agency, Realtors, 646-0103. Sholom Synagogue. JuMan chester in said District, on the 4th son a-k-n Rudolph Swanson, execu­ Household Services WE HAVE GOOD between the hours of 6 p.m. and Excellent closet and storage Realty, 649-9190. Ranch, fireplace, garage, fam­ day of March, A.D. 1966, at ten tor. FEDERAL INCOME taxes Offered 13* A TYPING Aircraft Salesmen Wanted 36-A After 6, 649-9912. 8 p.m. 5229, 9-5. SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 ily room, large landscaped lot, o'clock In the forenoon, and that ORDERED: That six months space. Located at 683 Hartford EIGHT ROOM Cape, Interior notice be given to all persons In­ from the Sth day of Febmary. 1965. prepared ■with your savings in CASHIER-CHECKERS POSITIONS AVAILABLE Any applicant who is a natu-- Rd. (Dali 649-4887 between CORNER OFFICE SUITE, bedrooms. 2 baths, lot 72x151. Immaculate, 3 or 4 Ijedrooms, ideal location, $17,900. Hilltop terested in said estate of the be and the same are limited and ^ FURNITURE REFINISHED, Division of BUILDEai NEEDS part - time 18 CU. FT. freezer, excellent mind. Reasonnable rates. Ed­ condition, $100. For appoint rallzed citizen of the United 6:30-7:30 p.m., or 643-8968. be­ House ft Hale Building. 953 Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor. 2 full baths, family room, wall Lots For sale 73 Realty, 649-1245, 521-3079. pendency of .said application and lowed for the creditors within which colors chsinged, insurance es­ United Aircraft Corp. salesman. Write stating quallfi the lime and place of nearing there­ to bring in their claims agatn.st said ward J. Bayles, 649-6246. Day and Evening Classes States sliall present the certifi­ tween 73()-9 p.m. Main Street. Phone 643-4846 643-5953. to wall carpet to ll'vtag room timates made. Manchester Re- Free Nationwide Placement cations and hours avtdiable to ment call Hebron 228-90^ eve­ BOLTON AND 'VICINITY — on. by publLshlng a copy of ibis or­ estate, and said executor is directed 400 Main Street cate of his naturalization under and dining room, fireplace, der in .some newspaper having a to give public notice to the credi­ INCOME TAXES prepared by finishing, 643-9283. New Classes Now Forming Manchester P.O. Box 732. nings. CONCORD RD. — Beautiful Building lots, acreages, and East Hartford 8, the seal of the court issuing the 2'i ROOM apartment newly dec­ FOR LBIASE—SlxceUent loca­ dishwasher, disposal, alumi­ Lega] Notice circulation in said district, and by tors to bring In their claims with­ retired internal revenue offi­ NOW same, or a copy thereof Issued tion for doctor'! office or ranch, large living room, for­ farms. Lawrence F. Flamo, mailing by certified mail a copy of in said time allowed by publishing cer, Marvin Baker. CaU 643- REWEAVING of bums, moth Connecticut SALESMAN wanted for heat­ RUGS — NEVER used, 9 x 12 orated, third floor, stove and num awnings over patio, 2-car this order to all parties in interest a copy of this order in some news­ Call—Write—Visit ing. air conditioning, plumb­ beige, $80.; 9x15 ruby oriental, by the United States Immigra­ beauty parlor. 416 Main Street. mal dining roopi, cabinet Realtor, 643-2766, Charles 0117 holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ An Equal Opportunity refrigerator. Phone 649-3120. kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ garage, aluminum storms and Nicholson, 742-6364, Dolores AT A (XIURT OF PROBATE, to appear if they see cause at said paper having a circulation in said dow shades made to measure, EJmployer ing and fuel oil business. Ex­ $86.; 12x15 g(old acrilan. 289- tion and Naturalization Service Completely renovated and* am­ screens. One block from held at Manchester, within and for lime and place and be heard rela­ probate district within ten daye ple parKtog. J. D. Realty, 648- tion room, landscaped yard. L Merritt, 646-0424. the district of Manchester, on the tive thereto, all on or before Feb­ from the date of this order and re­ INCOME TAX RETURNS pre^ all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys For: ceptional Income. Apply Mr. 6966. to lieu of the original certificate, ATTRACTTVE 6 room flat, schools, buses and shopping. turn make to this oourt of the no­ 525-9317 Penclieff, WlUiams Oil Serv­ 6129. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, 6th day of February. A.D. 1966, ruary 18. 1966. and return make to pared. Samuel J. Turklng^ton made while you weiit. Tape re­ and any applicant who acquired stove, refrigerator, garage, 643-5953. A good value at $19,900. Call Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, this Oourt of the notice given. tice given. Schools from coast to coast ice, 341 Broad St., Manchesr Suburban For Sale 75 Judge. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Jr., 643-7731. corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 Help Wanteo— Male 36 United States citizenship by nice neighborhood, available FOR LEASE — Office or com­ Owner at 649-4436. Clerk-typist ter. 649-4548. Wanted— ^To Buy 58 birth abroad to a United States .~~~7------I Estate of Anna E. Anderson, late Main., 649-5221. March 1, 649-1136. mercial space in Rockville, PORTER 8TRB1B3T Area — 6 COVENTRY—Six room Cape, of Manchester, in said district, de- INCOME TAXES prepared In M.T.I. SCHOOLS citizen parent, or derived citi­ COLONIAL—11% rooms, 3% I 750 Main St., Suite 804, Typist HARDINGE HAND SCJREIW WE BUY, SELL or trade an­ ample parking. CaU 875-2042. room Cape, fireplace, 2-car over an acre, must be sold t o ! your home or by appointment. and chucker set-up operator, zenship through the natiu-aliza- garage, large tree shaded lot, baths, living room 30x16, Upon application of Carl L. Experienced tax work. 24- Building— Contracting 14 Next door to Travelers Ins. tique and used furniture, china, stone fireplace, 6 acres of settle estate.. Reduced to $14,-' Nlcander praying that an instru­ Flgurer experienced with Aircraft glass, sUver, picture frames tlon of a parent or spouse, shall $17,900. Philbrick Agency, 500. J. D. Realty Co., 643-5129, ment purporting to be the laM will hour service. Call 643-4723. Hartford ]>ari.8. All benefits. Dean Ma­ CAR SALESMAN present a certificate of citizen­ Sparkling Blouses Houses For Rent 65 649-8464. land, outbuildlngfs, $31,500. QUALITY CARPENTRY^ and old coins, old dolls and Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. 643-8779. . and testament of said deceased be ’Transcriptlonlst chine Products, 165 Adams S t Man with selling experience guns, hobby collections, attic ship Issued to such applicant by admitted to probate and that let­ ' Personaiir^ 3 Rooms, dormers, porches, the United States Immigration MANCHE.STER Six room MANCHESTER GREEN AREA ters of admInistraUon with the will FOR EXPERT basements reflnlshed, cab­ needed by expanding OM contents or whole estates. Fur­ Cape. 3 bedroom.s. $145 month­ MAN^ESTER — Executi^ annexed be zranted on said estate, Stenographer STCXJK ROOM and inventory and Naturalization Service or a A 6 room Ranch with 3 gener­ Vernon [ w h e e l ALIGNMENT— w h e e l B A L A N C IN G inets, built-ms, formica, tile. MEN dealer to take over as as- niture Repair Service Talcott- ly. Wolverton Agency, Real­ 4-bedroom home on extra as per application on file, it Is STATE LICENSED rest home clerk, experience necessary or passport Issued to him by the ous bedrooms, dining room, ORDERED: T^at the forerolnz No job too small. William WE CAN TRAIN YOU NOW siatant sales manager. vUle, Conn. Tel. 648-7449. tors, 649-2813. large lot, modern. Immaculate RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING centraUy located, reasonable High School equivalent. Apply State Department of the Unit­ spacious living room with fire­ L-SHAPED RANCH application be heard and deter- rates, friendly atmosphere. Robbies carpentry service. FOR PAY UP TO Flije opportunity for the Iona Manufacturing Company, Your chance to step up. throughout. By appointment mined at the Probate office in COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE ANTIQUE ENGUGH bone ed States on or after January 1, place. large kitchen with for Manchester in said District, on the TeL 875-1011. 649-3446. $4.21 PER HOUR AS qualified High School grad­ Regent Street, Manchester. Good pay now. Good fu­ mica counters, oil hot water only. Bel Air Real Estate, 643- Huge comer lot surrounds SEE uate—complete benefit pro­ ture. Replies confidential. china, John Maddock ft Sons, 1948, or a written statement 9332. Sth day of March A.D. 1965. at two HEAVY EQUIPMENT Royal Vitreous, Columbus, Embroidery Touched! heat, plaster walls, attached this 1% year young home o'clock in the afternoon, and that ACCOMMODATIONS for semi­ CARPENTRY — Bathrooms gram, including financial WELDER for general mainte­ Write Box R. Herald. signed by a town clerk o f a garage. Owner transferring. close to grammar school. noUce be ziven to all persons in­ tiled, recreation rooms, remod­ OPERATORS assistance for self-improv- brown and white china. 742- town of this state that the rec­ MANCHESTER Vicinity—^3,- terested in said estate of the convalescent lady who prefers Nationwide construction proj­ nance work. Vacation pay. Ex­ $15,900 Wolverton Agency, Built-ins, 1% baths, im­ private to convalescent home, eling. garages, additions, ce­ ment through evening cellent pay for right man. 649- 6770 between 7-9 p.m. ords of such town show that 990. 3 bedroom ranch, built-in pendency of said application and CLARKE MOTOR SALES ects need trained men. Air­ Realtors, 649-2813. stove, fireplace, 150’ frontage. maculate condition. Make the time and place of hearinz 643-1358. ment work. Call Leon Cleazyn- studies— 5-day week—free 3666.______such applicant has previously this 5*,i room home a real thereon by publlshinz a copy <3 skl, 649-4291. ports, government housing, AMBI’nOUS MEN — sales op­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 301 BROAD STREET— 643-9521 -*■ parking. For further infor­ Rooms Wltnoot Board 59 been admitted as an elector to MANCHESTER — Like new buy at $17,900. J. Gordon, this order in some newspaper hav­ WANTED RIDE to Hartford vic­ power dams, thruwaya. Chance 'TURRET LA’THE set-up opera­ portunity to affiliate with top that town. 646-0103. inz a circulaUon in said district at CARPENTRY—Rec rooms, for­ to get in on the ground floor mation, visit our Personnel national concern in local vicin­ 6% room ranch, 22 foot living 649-5306. least seven days before the day of inity Asylum and Sigourney, tor, experienced, all benefits. Dated at Bolton, Connectl-' room, 1% baths, beautifully mica, ceilings, closets, remod­ NOW. Experience not required. Department ity. Can expect to earn $128. NICE R(X)M next to. bath for MANCHESTER—Modem, well aaid hearinz. to appear If they see Monday-Priday, 8:16-4:30. 643- Dean Machine Products, 166 gentleman with references. cut, February 9, 1965. finished family room, large cause, at said time and place and 4901 after 6. eling, hatchways, attics fin­ Intensive FAST practical train­ Adams Street. to $200 weekly after traintog built Cape in convenient loca­ be heard relative thereto, and by i ished, concrete steps, floors, Excellent location. 21 Church Olive H. Toomey, wooded lot., Hayea Agency, tion. cloee to schools and Barrows & Wallace mallliw on or before February 10, I ing. Estinjating, blueprint read­ with an opportunity for ad­ 643-4803. MEN — You can train for Heavy porches, garages. No Job too ing, grade and grade stakes, BOOKKEEPER, MUST have vancement based oh own mer­ Street 649-4966. Town Clerk siropping. Bel Air R cslI Estate, MANCHESTER PARKADE 1966. by certified mail, a copy of i Richard Morra, said wUI and of this order to Carl I Equipment Operation. Pay up smalt 649-8880. operating controls, field main­ double entry bookkeeping ex­ its. $110. guaranteed to start, if 643-9332. MANCHESTER 649-6306 THE CONN. MUTUAL FURNISHISP ROOMS, complete Michael Peace, MANCHESTER — 150 x 200, L. Nlcander, Rebel Lane, Norwalk. to $4.21 per hour. See North­ tenance, highway construction, perience and knowledge of tax­ qualified, experience not neces­ light housekeeping facilities. large trees, clean 6 room Colo­ Conn.: Axel H. Nlcander. 4761 244th west Schools ad. Classification A A. DION, INC Rodtog operation of dozer, grader, Bernard J. Sheridan, CX5LONIAL — two large bed­ St., Douzlaston. Lonz Island, N. Y .: siding. patotlM. Carpentry. Al- es, $6,200 per year. Paid hos­ sary, will train. Interview by Centrally located. Mrs. Acco- nial, double garage, only $16,- BOLTON—Brand New Raised Edna N. Johnson. 83 Vlneyanl 83, "Schools and Classes.” shovelcat. Actual operation if LIFE INSURANCE appointment only. Telejtoone Board of Selectmen rooms, aluminum siding, teranone and addiUons. Ceil­ pitalization, vacation pay. Call mazzo, 12 Arch St., Manches­ 000. Hutchins Agency, 646- choice landscaping. Bowers Ranch, must be seen, 2 acres desired. Experience on modem 649-8666 for Interview. 644-0202 after 6 p.m. 0103. - - Frazier, 1164 Whitney Ave., Ham­ ings. Workmanship guaran­ COMPANY ter. 648-6948. area. Asking $18,900. No rev o t fine trees, shrubs, $21,900. den. Conn.: MUIdred N. Engstrom. AntomobDes For Sale 1 equipment. This could be your J. D. Realty Co., 643-5129, OLOSMOBILG teed. 299 Autumn St. 648-4860. Norway Hill. Hancock, New Hamp­ first step toward a job as a BOOKKEEPER—BiXcellent sal 47 OF OUR LOCAL Salesman MANCHESTEIR — Executive sonable offer refused. Other choice listings. E. J. Carpen­ 643-8779. shire : Eleanor J. Vick. 91 Hatch %M MEED CART Your credit turn­ DION CONSTRUCTION—Roof­ Heavy Equipment Operator. ary and working conditions, earned oyer $8,600 lant year. neighborhood, lovely 7 room 8L, New Britain. Conn., and by HAS G O T THE TIGER'S NUMBER ed down? Short on down pay­ Send for full details NOW. Get 140 Garden S t, Hartford, Conn. opporiunity for advancement. National company, 13,000 em­ Colonial, mammoth living ter, Realtor, 649-6051, Mr. Day, mailing like c^ea by registered ing, siding, alterations, ceil­ NOTICE BOLTON — Cute 4% room air mall to Rickard Johansson, i ment? Bankrupt? ^posses- ings, gutters and aluminum information about age and re­ Apply Mr. Pencheff. Williams ployees, ctdlege background HRST TIME room, modem kitchen with 649-9204. ranch, paneled kitchen, large; unaajovsgen' 17*. Svenijung^'swe- aloa? Don’t despair 1 See Hon- wtodows. 648-4852. 6484)696. quirements necessary to qualify Oil Service, 341 Broad St., helpful. We train. $125. com- Be it known that my wife, built-toa, 2-car garage. Sacri­ bedrooma, wooded, fenced lot, | den. and return make to this Court, e ^ Douglas. Inquire about low­ for employment as a Heavy Manchester. 649-4548. MISSION TO START. Write Elizabeth Wierzchowzkl, a/k/a fice at $19,900. Hayes A g ncy, COLONIAL--6 generous sized SEE THE rooms, modem kitchen, new­ aluminum storms, only $11,- est down, smiUlest payments CARPENTRY—32 years expe Equipment Operator. No obli W. F. MUler, 39 Newport Ave., Addle Wierzchowski, has left ON THE MARKET 648-4803. .700. Hayes Agency, 643-4803.SiSp2S?^^ ‘ Sank ft TntM anywhere. No small loen or fl rience. Ceilings and floor tiled,' gallon, no red-tape, but murt be CARPENTERS and carpenters’ West Hartford, for interview my bed and board and that I ly redecorated throughout, nance company plan. Douglas porches, rec rooms, garages, ’ ------helpers wanted, local area. Five minutes from ohurdi, NEW 2 FAMILY, 5-4. under $14,900. Philbrick Agency, ' SINCERE. WANTED — Babysitter, 2 hours appointment. will not be reaponaible for any 649-8464. Motors, 888 Mato. additions, attics finished,. re­ Mail coupon for FREE ILLUS­ Call 742-8868. debts incurred by her on or af­ construction, two heating ays- every afternoon. Call 648-6602, school, shopping and bus line. tema, large lot, central loca­ modeled, concrete work. No TRATED FOLDER with excit­ after 5. ter this date. TRANSFERRED — Must sell 1958 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, job too smsai. Immediate es­ Sitoatlons Wantwto tion. Call Builder, Leon Ciea- ing facts about opportunities GULF OIL CORP. Dated at Mancbeater, Con­ large new Garrison Colonial in very good condition, only timates. 643-2629. and what some of our gradu­ PART-TIME waitress tor lunch­ Fem ale 38 zynski, 649-4^1. $595. 643-1056. necticut this 4tb day of- Febru­ 2-FAMlLY beautiful, convenient Wood- ates are doing. eonette, 11 a.m.-8 p.m. daily. has an unusual opportunity ary 19W. BlDVrELL HOME Improvement WANTED by the hour — house- MANCHESTER — Exception­ hill Heights, $19,800. 649-0721. 1960 2-DOOR Bel Air Chevrolet, Apply Grant’s, Parkade. for an ambitious man who Frank Wierzchowski ONE S al 7 room Garrison Colonial, MUNICIPAL BUILDING Company-Roofing, siding, al­ cleaning, offices to clean, ma­ 5-ROOM P U TS slightly damaged. Mechanical­ terations, additions and re­ NORTHWEST SCHOOLS, , never has had the necessary 12-3-4) built-in kitchen and wall-to- BOWERS SCH(X)L — 6 room ly good. $495. 643-4201. Heavy Equipment Training,” capital to go into business. tron work, babysitting. 648-7036 Cape, birch cabineted kitchen modeling of all types Elxcel- after 4 p.m. Separate furnaces (one new). EMBROIDERY wall carpeting, beamed cell­ Dept. H2-71, Box S, c/o Herald. Paid traintog and financial ing, paneled rec room, garage, with dishwasher, disposal. lent workmanship. 640.6496. You need only spare hours Two hot water heaters, 1966 FORD, 2-door, 312 cu. to. Name ...... to earn big $$ near home assistance available. For and manicured fenced yard. Paneled rec room, g;arage, ---an d engine, good condition, $800. aluminum windows and private yard. Hayes Agency, Address ...... L.. selling full information call or Dogs— Btrd»—Pet8 41 AUTOMATIO 8177 Only $21,900. Hayes Agency, 648-8573. Roofing ana Chimneys 16- A 643-4803. 643-4803. Ctty ...... write the Gulf Oil Corpora­ doors. Completely redecorat­ 10-M tion. P.O. Box 1208, Spring- WANTED — Home for 8 weeks’ LARRY 1967 CHEVROLET StoUon Wa­ TRANSMISSION ed. Cabinet kitchens, plus 8 PRIVACY, — 5% acres, custom ROOFING — Specializing re­ S t a te ...... A ge...... AVON field, Mass. old mongrel puppy, black and RANC3H—7 rooms, 3 or 4 bed­ gon, 9-passenger, 6 cylinder, pairing roofs of all kinds, new complete rooms j Give your wardrobe a criap, built Garrison Colonial, breeze­ Nearest Phone...... whits. CaU 648-0646. mplete rooms BAA rooms, modem kitchen, dining automatic, exceptionally clean. roots, gutter work, chimneys TROUBLE? o nIthlrdfloor. f------■pringllke look with some new room, 1% batha, 2-car garage, way, double garage, recreation C lo se d Hrs. Wkd: from ...... to...... GLEASON 649-7091. cleaned, repaired, Alumtouim Cosmetics. National adver­ PART-TIMB—mornings, 8 a.m.- blausea. Feminine and lovely, large private lot, $22,900. Phil­ room, fireplaces, beautifully siding. 80 years’ experience. tising and smart packaging 1 p.m., grocery and produce 'A’Ftm Rood T«tt *>Vl be-rufned the way fashion 2900 brick Agency, 640-8464. landscaped, scenic view. I960 AUSTIN 850, excellent sec­ make it easy- Substantlu UlveB. Free estimates. Gall Bowley, Help Wanted— Female 35 clerk, some experience pre­ Al i y ^ Pattern No. 2900-H has tissue, Hutchins Ageqoy, 646-0103. February 12. 1965 ot ond car, 85 m.p.g. Call 648- 648-6861, 644-8888. oommission no experience ferred. Apply in person High­ i t RRAND NEW . , No. 8177 with Pa*t-0-Rame is MANCHESTER—Splc ’N Span required. sizes 2, 3, 4 inclusive; hot-iron 8188. WAITRESS WANTED, mom- land Park Market, 817 High- 'A RvdMt.TMiiit h j sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. 6 room Cs m , 3 bedrooms, spa­ MANCWESTBR Vicinity - big ■■'■ \ f Bust 81 to 40. Size 12, 82 buet, transfer; color chart; full direc­ cious kitchen with formica 6 room ranch with attached 3968 OORVAIR Sport Coupe, ex- Heating and Plumbing 17 togs. 7-11 a.m., Monday land Street. ★ Al Work 4-R«dro6m C d M la l tions. UNCOLN’S BIRTHDAY through Saturday. Gall Rock- (FHONX 388-4933) SH yarde of 86-lnch. counter and stoinleea oink, full rarage, 3 large bedrooms, 1% MANCHESTER eallent condition inside and out, SERVICE STATION attendants To order, tend 60c to colne to: . To order, tend 86c to coins to: length living room-dtolng. room PLUMBING AND heating re­ vUle 876-9554. • i 1% baths, laundry room, batha, flreplaoed Uving room) one owner. CaU 649-8821, 5 p.m. wanted, . 3 part-time nien, 4-6 ■UR Burnett, The Mancheeter Anne Cabot, The Manchester oombtoatloa. oil steam heat, pairs and new installations. formal dining rom, buUt-in Evening Herald, 1180 AVE, OF natural woodwork, family size MOTOR 10 p j t t . Aak for Bob or PauL BOOKKEE3PER—Excellent sal­ hoim daily between 8 a.m.- f kvenliw Herald. UM AVE. OF aluminum atorms and screens, kitchen, bulH 1960. $18,200. Special attention to emer­ GAL FRIDAY, Manchester, one- liqnge, walk-to closets, fam- fM iflo A S . NEW YORK. N.Y. AMHbI o AS. n e w YORK. N.Y. $15,000. Wolverton . Agency, gencies. TeL 649-2923. ary and working conditions, 10 p.m. Must be over 18. See Ihidiiiltr Wolverton Agency. Reoltora, EMERGENCY TEUPHONE NUMIBtS SALES Anto Driving behoof i -A opportunity for advancement girl office, typing, diotapbone, G e :^ Marten et Tire City, 857 Uy size living Akto m an 10086. R o t o r s , 04B-281S. •49-2818. Apply Mr. Pencheff, WiUiams record keeping, apll...... Broad St., Manchester. room 24x18. ; maUtoff add lOo For lat-olois molUnf add lOe TO DRIVE — CtoMtol Kadlo-TV Repair Start $70. ■ “ TraRMiiiiiRR Oo* tor each pattern. Print Nome, HtRhwoy ...... 449-5070 m » Went Cantor ntre** l 4 ^ 'I Oil Service, 341 Broad St, ’Iftoh paMm. Print Name, MANOHBSTHSt -i- Luxurloua S WASHmOTON ST. Nice 6 room U I-15U to nervous and eld- Services 18 Manriiester. 649-4648. 7$ Peart GENERAL Ei.Hid lilC Oom- 7 OLCOn STRICT __bale, with Zone, Style No. Addreee With Zone and Pattern room ranch, 3 full main­ Colonial, fireplace, new heat­ GoHRofl® • • • • • 449-7937 tor toaiMwara. paay needs appliance service (BBftB IS4 ITENTEE. MV.) ILKfN and ANNULU [■ad Size, Number. tenance frto iMwoofd exterior, ing aystem, new bath, ideal lo­ Otab Oeopaa : . . OnUaM Day or ova- OONNIB'B TV and Radio Serv WOMEN WANTED tor light aa- WAMTED — Babysitter, my nan with ejqierience, good Send 80o today for the Spring Send 50c now tor your new ’65 family room with fireplace, cation, immec*' t occupancy. Hordtofe, Ceawtotajes R6MkmisI ^ nitMv Ito. avaUahla all hours. Satls- semUy work, steady. A m ly to Bprtoraummtr Album I Rofular honie. two diiMreo. 0:30 a.m.f baoeflts. Please can V^. J.C ^ i 4 f 4 B 4 4 ^ |ummer, ’’66 laaue of Baitc 8 ^ 0 ftore le t 4 lCu*t Bee for . S«t8aiy|n^at,$],$.0^T. J Salary Sawor and W a ftr...... 449-9477 Drivtog AoaOamjr, fsettoo giiejnintood. Cha 6(H- peraoB 10 Hilliard S t. Man- 4 p JO., Tueaday thrautb Fil- KeOarthy, B. ^ kUfeibw oomplete Jiattem feature*!' Cuetom Oollecttoa; the quality consclou*. Haye* Crockett, ReftHor, 643-1577, or di«r. 604818. T 68TL Itoma to oraoliet, kndt, stitch I Agency. Jim Brogan, •46-4843. f r ' V ■--->. I, *.. ii.

4f " TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1966 ATeragG Daily Net Press Run The Weather WoreoMt of T7, 8 . Weatfeer 1 PAGE EIGHTEEN iitancif^at^r lEtt^mng ?|fralb For the Week Ended Febmmor C, 19W Kotai and fienekiff ndn « toolght, loer In tS s; parttnl 14,139 atirl|pfitpr lEuptttn^ HlpraUi Ins, milder Mendier of tho Audit BIGGEST BARGAIN NEWS EVER SEEN IN MANCHESTER! SALE NOW ON! Bareoa of Ciroainttoii Manche»ter— A City of Village Charm BEZZINI Bros. Wayside Furniture VOL. LXXXIV, NO. Ill (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1965 (Claulfled Advertlalnx on Page tt) PRICE SEVEN CENTS The Store Where Your Money Buys More! Mask Wearing Made Illegal BEZZINI BROS. FACTORY Tough Gambling Law New Saigon Explosion IN M AN CH ESTER PASSAIC, N.J. (AP) — Mask wearing by anyone over 12 years of age is out­ lawed in this city of 54,000. 'The City Commission Gets Bi-Partisan Help adopted the ban on masks FEBRUARY unEuiimously last night to curb young thugs and van­ Kills 20.-30 Americans HARTFORD (AP) — carefuUy of the<|>second offense Is Je h a b l^ ^ dals who roam the streets UJ11 4-Uo*- foil risk Involved. ’ a fine of $1,600 and two years in masks, especially around bill that would make jail ^ Test© said the in Jail, and a third offense by a Halloween time. 51 A T (^ n N Smith Vipt'^Viet Cong terrorlsta killed In-^Nhon was on the Hne- of the#near the Da Nang hose and M terms the automatic pen- bgi vvould put gamblers on no fine of $3,000 and three years in ^ V,. , ^ ‘ . Tthi. exnlosion. ChrLstmas Eve bombing of the an area east of Saigon as newa TTie ban, which applies to Nam (AP)—Viet Cong ter­ the explosion CLEAN SWEEP alty for gambling con vic-...... tice that "if they get ‘ caught, jail. Halloween as well as the Pos.sibly 20 to 30 Americans Brink Hotel in Saigon, a U.S. filtered out of the major action they will go to jail." Another bill Introduced with rest of the year, provides rorists blew up a four-story were killed, according to an of­ officers billet. Two Americans in Binh Dinh Province, 280 mile* tions reappeared in the bipartisan backing would ex­ were killed and 107 persons north of this city. General Assembly Tuesday The introduction of the antl- penalties of up to 30 days U.S. enlisted man’s hotel to­ ficial account relayed to Wash­ gambling measure came less empt New Hampshire lottery jail or a $100 fine for vio­ night in the city of Qui ington. The estimate was de­ wounded in that blast, which U.S. officials disclosed that this time under 1^-partisan than 24 hours after U.S. District players from Connecticut crimi­ lators. scribed as without confirmation. largely wrecked the seven-story two government companiea sponsorship. Judge William H. Timbers had nal statutes. Nhen, 270 miles northeast building. were annihilated, a battalion again criticized state judges for "We don’t believe the -pos­ of Saigon, and the loss of The attack came only three Afield, South Vietnamese was virtually wiped out and SALE AT OUR Rep. Nicholas B. Eddy, R- session of these receipts in any another company severely New Hartford, Who unsuccess- what he considers their mild American lives was be­ days after a Viet Oong raid on troops have suffered what prob­ treatment of gamblers. way enhances crimlrval opera­ lieved high. U.S. in-stallations at Plelku ably will turn out to be their mauled In coordinated Viet Cong SHOWROOM fuUy sponsored a similar meas­ The Eddy - Testo bill would tions in Connecticut,” said the Cross Burned touched off retaliatory strikes at worst defeat of the war in a attacks. ure two years ago, said he be­ sponsors. Rep. John A. Mlscl- Initial reports here said seven mountain bsltle launched by the The exact number of govern­ lieved the bill stands a g^ood strip state courts of the right to (Communist North Viet Nam by '-ry; suspend jail sentences In gam­ kowski, D-Torrington, and Sen. Americans were known to have U.S. and South Vietnamese war­ Viet Coig Monday. That was ment casualties in the action chance of winning passage. bling cases. A 16-day term and T. Clark Hull, R-Danbury. In Waterbury been wounded, but the entire planes. the day a squadron of 24 South still was unknown, but may be Eddy, who lacked bl-parti.san a $260 fine would be mandatory The bill was in response to a building was a pile of rubble Eight Americans were killed Vietnamese fighter-bombers around 600. This would make it backing for his bill in 1963, was for a first offense; a 80 - day recent Meriden Circuit Court WATERBURY (AP) — Water- and many dead were believed and 128 wounded at Plelku and raided targets in North Viet even worse than the meat Joined in sponsorship Tuesday term and a $1,000 fine for a decision convicting two men of tmry citizens deplored today the buried under the debris. 19 U.S. aircraft. Including 14 Nam. grinder operation that cost 500 by Assistant House Minority second offense, and a six-month violation of the Connecticut burning of a 16-foot cross in a The building housed about 40 helicopters, were destroyed or The Red guerrillas were on men at Binh Gia over the Nmt Leader Robert J. Testo, D- term and a $2,000 fine for a gambling laws because New U.S. enlisted men. damaged. the offensive today in several Bridgeport. third offense. Hampshire Sweepstakes tickets predominantly Negro residential Explosives were found on two The terrorist strike at Qui sectors. Heavy fighting raged (See Page Six) BEZZINI BROS. Clean Sweep Sale Starts Today! Help Us and You’ll Be Eddy, as.slstant House Majori­ Under existing statutes a first were found in their possession. area. . ty leader, said the bill, if pas.s- offender now faces a maximum Mayor Joseph F. McNeills would make gamblers fine of $600 and a year in jaU. A (See Page Fourteen' was quick to express anger over the incident which occurred Tuesday night in the Berkeley Helping Yourself to Spectacular Savings on Furniture, Rugs, Appliances & TV Heights project. Steel Union Vote McNeills said; DeGuulle Asks Anew “The despicable act of cross burning brings a feeling of re­ vulsion to all decent people... Results Uncertain the people of Waterbury have CAN YOU BEAT BUYING For Neutrality Talks long lived together in friendship and neighborliness. We cannot PITTSBURGH (AP) <^the total vote these figures rep­ FACTORY tolerate any fanatical attempt resented. FROM THE FACTORY? PARIS (AP)—President Charles de Gaulle sounded to destroy that spirit.” The battle for control of They were totals from 1,967 of One of the residents, Mrs the United Steelworkers the union’s some 3,3(K) locals. a new call today for negotiations to neutralize Viet Hele Green, told a newsman an Nam, Cambodia and I.aos. f union Was nip and tuck to­ Some big locals were still not We Make All Our LIVING ROOM SETS events relative to Indochina, ll-year-old neighbor boy rushed, day— just what steelmak­ reported. De Gaulle’s appeal (or talks which only confirm the po.sition frightened, into, her apartment The union reopened its cur­ SHOWROOAA declared that the strife cannot of France on this grave affair," and told her to "see what’s ers feared. rent contract with basic steel be settled by weapons. He said the statement said. burning up there.” Unofficial and Incomplete producers Jan. 1 and the talks At TREMENDOUS SAVINGS To You! there muirt rather be negotia­ 'The French government con­ The flaming cross, brought to figures showed incumbent Da­ were recessed later to await the 519 E. Middle Tp., Manchester tions with the aim of cutUng off siders that the settlement of the a high bank in back of Berkeley vid J. McDonald held a razor outcome of the union election. all foreign Influence. De problems of Southeast Asia can­ Heights, was not the work of thin edge over USW Secretary- The union could strike May 1. 24 Gaulle's statement did not sin­ juveniles or of amateurs, ac­ Treasurer I. W. Abel in mem­ Steelmakers, mindful of the Maple Finish gle out the United States or any not be obtained through use of bership baUoting for union pres­ INNERSPRING 8 PC....NATHAN HALE Salem Maple Finish While They Last arms. Only an International ac­ cording to police. approaching strike date, had SET OF MATCHED Sensational Value other country. cord excluding all foreign inter­ The cross, wrapped with ident. hoped (or a decisive winner so Single Months The statement w^as read to kerosene - soaked rags, burned Both the McDonald and Abel that negotiators could get on MATTRESS SOLID MAPLE b o s t o n ^ vention concerning, notably, camps claimed their man was TABLES CHEST of ( 0 0 newsmen by Information Minis­ South Viet Nam, North Viet (or almost 30 minutes. The with contract talks. A close con­ OR STUDENT ter Alain Peyrefitte after a Cab­ fire was out by the time police ahead. An Associated Press ta­ test could wind up in the courts. Dinln£ Rm. $ ' Nam, Laos and Cambodia, can bulation, based on a poll of the ROCKERS $ 1Q DRAWERS Ts inet meeting. Peyrefitte said it open the way to internal and ex­ arrived at the scene. McDonald’s headquarters in 2 SHp and BOXSPRING $AQ summarized De Gaulle's conclu­ The mayor said he has in­ union’s 29 districts, showed Mc­ Pittsburgh reported McDonald I CocktaH DESKS 5 Hutch, Tabla Early Amarican ternal peace in this unfortunate structed police officials “to use Donald in the lead. for Twin Six* Mirnr 4 9 sions on the situation in South­ region of the world.” ahead 136,066 to 97,663 with 1,409 Tabla. Caih 18 4 Chaira Styling. east Asia, after the subject was every ■ resource available to ap­ The AP count was 144,786 (or locals reported. and Ctrn Only 10 to Go! The statement concluded: McDonald and 140,054 for Abel. discussed by the Cabinet. "The government is ready, at prehend and punish the person In Chicago Abel’s hezwlquar- Peyrefitte said France is or persons responsible for this I There was no ^way to tell im- ters put their man in the lead any time, to take pert In the mediately what percentage of In Hospital prepared to attend a new ses­ negotiation of such an accord, outrage.” 1 120,398 to 82,135 with 1,310 locals sion of the 1954 Geneva confer­ conforming to the principles reporting. Heiress Barbara Hut­ ence, which ended the Indochi­ established in 1954 by the con­ An Abisl victory was claimed ton was admitted to nese war, and to dlscuas settle­ ference of Geneva. last night by Joseph Germane, Presbyterian Medical ment of the confUot which has "The initiative (or a new meet­ Chicago USW director who arisen since. ing of this conference belongis to Gaudy Chinatown Face, served as Abel’s campaign Center in San Francis­ InlUaUve for such a new con­ manager. co last night after suf­ the two powers which hold the ference must come from Britain ooprcrMdency: TTie Soviet Union Only Mask, Banker Says He said Abel "has a com­ fering abdominal pains or the Soviet Union, cochairmen and Britain.” manding lead and is probably at her Cuemevaca, of the conference, the FVench President Charles de Gaulle the winner. To win, David Mc­ Mexico, home. Diag-- statement said. first called for neutralization of SAN FRANCISeX) (AP)—San Francisco’s famous Donald has to carry 58 per cent BEDDING RUG CHAIR "The government has noted Viet Nam and the rest of that of the remaining votes and we (AP PhotofaxJi DINETTE no.stic tests are sched­ with much interest and without region on Aug. 29, 1963. This Chinatown—that touch of the exotic Far East for thou­ think that this is virtually im­ SAVINGS SAVINGS SAVINGS uled today. any astonishment the recent view of how to settle the con­ sands of tourists each year—is a facade for a poverty- possible.” Plan Good-Sized Wedding Party SAVINGS flict in Southeast Asia has been stricken community, says a Chinese banker who wants McDonald appeared at his Miss Jan-ron Wang and her fiance. Dr. Wen-hsun repeated several times since, but headquarters Jovial and re­ neither De Gaulle nor other gov­ to improve conditions. laxed. He went home after a Yang, both of Formosa, go over their wedding Behind the fancy bright neon There’s plenty for anyone who couple of hours to a sick wife. plans. The wedding is arranged and financed by ernment officials have elaborat­ signs, gold-leaf dragons, expen­ wants to work hard." 9x12 Foot Axminster TV Racliiwr King Says LBJ Is Aware ed on how this state would be He said she had the flu. members of Pilgrim Congregational Church, Wor­ Formica Top Table Hotel Type Mattress sive shop fronts and tempting Choy, who also heads the San Abel, who returned to Pitts­ brought about or how neutrality restaurant entrances are sweat Francisco Greater Chinatown cester, Mass., and the couple has asked the entire Mai Sind Vinyl Cavar would be enforced. burgh late Tuesday after voting 4 Stanly Chairs and Doxspring Rugs Wool Blends Registration Pace Slow shops, overcroweded apart­ Community Service Organiza­ at his home local in Canton, congregation to stand up for them. They met while ments and — in recent years — tion, has organized a committee Ohio, was napping when the re­ doing post-graduate work in Worcester. , 4 4 9 s neglected children, says Jun Ke aimed at qualifying Chinatown turns started coming in. • 4 4 0 0 Magee * 5 7 ” WASHINGTON (AP) — Dr.^ln JaU in Selma than there are 30 Are Killed Choy. (or federal antipoverty funds. The vote count could go on for *5 S“* Marlin Luther King Jr. says Negroes registered to vote. It Is Choy, 74, assistant ■vice presi­ “You know,” says Choy, “ev­ a day or two before a definite President Johnson has told him the result of a calculated and In T ra in Fire dent and manager of the China­ erybody likes to say how thrifty trend is established. Locals Kosygin Offers Soviet Help EARLY AMERICAN he "realizes the pace Is far too well-defined pattern which uses town branch of the San Francis­ and industrious we are. Well, miist report their totals to inter­ 7-Pc. King Size 15-Yr. Guarantee SAVE On Wall Plan your room with ^ 3 1 1 1 L y Slow" in insuring Negroes vot­ many dexdces and tactics to co Federal Savings and Loan more than 10,(XX) qf the 42,(KX) national headquarters in Pitts­ WINC CHAIRS ing rights and that the Adminis­ maintain white political power ZARAGOZA, Spain (AP) — Association, said most China­ people in Chinatown have to be burgh within 10 days. The result Dinette Set Orthopedic Mattress To Wall Carpat tration le drafting legislation in many areas of the South.” Fire racing through three wxx>d- town residents know the condi­ that way in order to'eat. must be known by May 1. Many Demonstrations FOAM CUSHIONS aimed at guaranteeing such To be effective. King said, a en coaches of a speeding Ma- tions are bad. They don’t talk “Mama and the older sister, About 980,000 steelworkers in voting rights bill should simplify drid-Barcelona mall train today they have to work in the Grant $ 3 4 * 0 'Fkip rights. about it. the basic steel, can, fabricating Magee— Royal Wove King gave his report on the regl.strallon 'requirements. In­ killed 30 persons and left 33 in­ “There’s nothing quaint about Avenue sweatshops so there’s and lesser industries were eligi­ Newest Design * 6 9 ” YOUR CHOICE A tMcinitlng Ml«Uon o( uipwUir cnlM fural. jured, some of them gravely. • 5 9 President’s views to newsmen stead of complex forms requir­ the plate to the people who live enough rice and salted fish to ble to vote. Follow Riot in Moscow Oir. lor th« mo.t charming badroom you cm after meeting with Johnson at ing detailed personal informa­ Ihe blaze, which broke but there,"’Choy said. “Scratch the fill the children’s stomachs,” he The prize is the $50,0(X)-a-year Onaginal In Eggshall Whit. wHti Gold trim and tion, he said, only brief biogra­ dKormiv. ftoral Kcmtti. Sm how Msity yma the White Hou.se Tuesday night. before dawn aboard a crowded surface of Chinato\ro — and you said. president’s job (or four years. . CM pUn ncctly th. room you anutt wHh Vanity The Negro civil rights leader phical data should be included, third-class passenger coach find a slum.” Choy said a recent outbreak This was a crucial election for MOSCOW (AP)—Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin Fair. And how gantty I tract! ywr twdgctT"^ interrupted his vote registration and literacy tests should be was whipped along to the other of juvenile delinquency among 1 DOOR BUSTERS $ 5 9 “ The word “slum” draws hard the steelworkers and the most promised to give dlommunist North Viet Nam military drives in Alabama for a fUght to bpnned in areas where Negroes cars by the train’s speed and glances from those who live Chinese youths is traceable to bitter in their 32-year history. Washington to urge the Presi­ are hampered by "inferior, seg­ high \rtnd. Before the first there. They are a proud, hard­ the homes. The President’s Ckjuncil of assistance, then flew today to Peking and immediately FACTORY dent to push legislation giving regated educattoh." alarm halted the train three working people. “It’s only natural,” he said, Economic Advisers reported went into conference with Communist Chinese premier 1 Blue Bell # federal officials massive author­ King also called (or presiden­ coaches had been engpiUed by "Poverty?” asked one "they’re neglected kids. The old earlier this year that uncertain­ Chou En-lai. ity to eliminate discriminatory tial authority to name federal flames. Chinese-American who owns a family ties are breaking down. ty in the steel industry was “the Kosyg^in was greeted at the ed by the raids except that tha TO 1 Sofa Bed > vote registration tactics. registrars to replace local vot- Railroad authorities said 26 of shop on Grant Avenue — made Mama is in the sweatshop and Peking airport on his arrival volume and sCope of aid may Bachelor Cabinet wHtt Under present laws. King famous by songs and travel nobody’s home.” (See Page Fourteen) from a four-day visit in Hanoi have changed. FuN'Size Spindl* Bad 1 Drawer and 2 Doors |St.90 ■aid, "there are more Negroea (See Page Two) (See Page Six) magazines. MOSCOW (AP) — A Ctommu- 1 Drep liel ityU, 4 only ty \ r FtASize Bookcaia Bad by Chou and Chinese Foreign plus 1-Draww Night Stand $99JI "You must be kidding. (See Page Two) taUh Foot IB S J * Minister Chen Yl, the Soviet nist student attack on the U.S. - r o u i news agency Tass reported Embassy was followed by a from Peking. RCA 19" 3'Drawer Single Dresser $99J0 Income Tax, Number 3 (Sea Page Six) j| i | i Framed Tilling Mirror, $21.00 ‘Chou En-lal accompanied the 2 7 * x 4 l * Soviet delegates from the air­ 1 Portable TV 1 port to their residence,” Tass arc. e , a, B 3-DrawaT Baehalor said. Kosygin had also met w i^ I94S—lr*nd N*w U Uhrawtr Comer Desk SBIAO 6 '6 * SpIntSa Bed M Your Options as a Taxpayer the Communist Chinese leaders S O FA & 1 i r with iwina frames |WJO W .w during an overnight stop en route to the North Vietnamese Bulletins / IHtridi.dO'xU'xa'SSS.as EDFTOR’S NOTH — Not eve-8 choice between table C, usings ord deduction, both must. The capital. Odkd frun AP Wirm Norge 13 eu. ft ryone pays the same income the 10 per cent standard deduc­ same if one takes the minimum CHAIR 1 a i tax, and some people have op­ tion, and table D, the new mini­ standard deduction. In a statement at Hanoi air­ Refrigerator tions they can consider. This mum standard deduction. A single person or a married port, Kosyg;in said of his talks Sofa, chair, foam cush­ 1 II pair of I'Orawer ^ article, the third in a series of You’ll notice the tax is not the couple filing jointly can take the with the North Vietnamese: SONAR DISOOVERY ions, lippers, box pleat Night Stands $S9.se Hutch, 30* x U 'x 48* $Sf Je five, discusses'the quaUflcaUons aame in tables C and D. So, for standard deduction of 10 per ■‘We reached agreement on' NEW YORK (AP)—A ' I94S—trend New 'our own sake, try your tax in cent of their income up to a lim­ measures which will be taken search vessel made a eonar skirt, made in our own 1 05 9 “ toe the different rates. for streng^thening the defense 4-OrM itr Cliaat M M i >th tables before deciding, but it of $1,000. When a couple files contact today that possibly factory! both must use the same ta­ separately, each can deduct 10 potential of the Democratic Re­ could be the main wreckage By JAMES MARLOW public of Viet Noip and on hold­ Shop The Factory Way! WASHlNaTON (AP) — Your ble. per cent of income but only up o< an airliner which phing^ 1 Maple Finish ^ tMPBatarBadMJi 3964 Income tax return may cost Schedule No. 2 and table A to a limit of $600 for each. ing regular consultations on into the sea killing all 84 Canopy Frama ^ M e lesa If yxni know aome o< the have the lowest tax rate. They The same $1,000 limit applies these questions.” sons aboard. The OoMt Guard 4.0rawer0aak$9S.M tulee on husbands and wives, are for married couples filing to single persons and married He continued, “We had trank said the buoy tender Abrn- 1 Night Tables ^ I nie ciinTMt mmmm awe diecussions on a number of in­ s f i s r t ! s « exemptions, people flraring jointly and certain* widows and couples filing jointly when they tus’s under water deteottda IS"® 3-Drawer Comar Chatt$S9.S0 Pair of Twin Spindia Bade S N .I B their own tax or using the ta­ widowers who qualify for using take the minimum standard de­ ternational issues and analyzed equipment recorded ‘‘double bles, widows and widowers, and them. Their qualifications are duction. And the same $500 limit attentively the situation in the soundings’* in some 7i feet hMds of household. explained later. applies here for couples flUng Indochinese Peninsula, particu­ of water about seven mUea V a ^ Fair k Ml OPEN STOCK Husbands and wives, when Schedule No. 8 and table E separately. larly in connection with the re­ south southeast of Jones In­ Solid Oak ^ cofle^loni AH placai may be 1 they file jointly, almost al’waye are for unmarried or legally Anyone using the tax table cent armed provocations staged let. Such a elgnnl means tha bought aaparatily. Chooea aome ’ separated people wtx> quality aa has Me deductions allowed for by American imperialists and ■aw. Yas can add mate ktar. a lower tax than on separate presence of a submerged nnwy iBunkBedt 1 jistunu- 'Riere are some spocial "head of household." They get a — oocording to the number of their Saigon puppets." object or a deviation in tka Mattrtn Tap QaalHy. «aaea in which this is not true. lower tax than single persona his exemptions and the else of There was no clue to the na­ ocean floor, the Coast Quord 1 1 M you have doubts, try H both and married persona filing sep­ Ms ineome — in the tax thgt ture or amount of Soviet mili­ 1 Laidifi gatrJ rail, *priag< ■ M ways. ^ ^ arately but a higher tax than applies to him. . ^ tary aid to the Hanoi regime. If you have to figure your own married’couples flUng jointly or But watch this, ainoe m Non-Cbmmunist observers in SWBEPINO MEASURES tax everyone with $6,000 or certain widows or widowers. the tax varies in differimi~ta- Moscow, noted the choice of the WASHINCnON (AP) — 13-Pe. Living g| more income must do so —, You must file a return If you bles. words "defense potential" rath PieoMeat Johoaon ordered , r lH a k I r I M J O fO n e e r DotMe DNMerSTBAO you'll find the tax-rate schedule were wider 86— this Inoludee A wife without income doesn’t er than a broader "military po sweeping meoaures today ta j taealTM li I applylBg to you in the inetnio- childreii — and had $600 or have to file jointly with her hus­ tential." ’ Room Suite 4Tx4F^ MbiiS S2LM *Tiriiiig on end to our halanea : 1 1 tion Bhieet sent taxpayew by the more taxable income; or were band or at all. He can fllS hie This was seen as a possible btem al Revenue Service. 66 and had M.aoo. envn return, claiming a $600 ex- o(-paymenta deflelt,* tnolnd- Top QuelHy Feem CuthlsM effort to reassure the UMted ing a penalty tax an avateee I J[5 9 . Tou’U find the tax tables In You get a |ilM0 exemption (or wnption lor MmeeU and another States that the Soviet Union was loons aa wall an Inveetnaenia. the same instruction sheet If youreett when you (tie a return (or hie wife, but must use eched- primarily concerned with help­ He aiaa naked a velnataiy tiM’re one of the under-16,000 and are under 66; IL300 1( you ids No. 1 or tables C or D — ing Hanoi protect itaelf rather mohlHnatlen o( prlvota b an k-' lieople who can use them. were 60; $1,300 if ^ u ^ r e bund Whichever abowa the leant tuc. than providing means for ex­ lag and taduatry ta laeteakii 96" ^Ifothlng better Uluatratee the and under 06p$l,800 U you were When a no-lncome wife files tending fighting in South Viet spending and lending akraad. (hot that the tax is not the aame blind and 66. The same for your jointly with her husband, each Nain. (or everyone than these three ■wife. Olalme a $600 exemption on that In a spedal meeeag^ John- mhedules and five tables. VIhen a hueband and wife file joint return and they use sched­ Kb^gin was already In Hcuxii oon naked Oongiaaa ta eiaah’' Rozzini Bros. ’Schedule No. 1 and tables B, G jotntty, each olalme a $600 ex­ ule No. 8 or table A. before the big Oommunlst Viet tha duty-free and D bays' tbe highest rate, emption on that one return, B your wife has taxable lii- Ooog attack ca Americans at (areign ib eee sure (or single penkma and mien they (He separately, each oome under $600 she doesn’t PltiKu In Soutb. Wet N an aaA KING SIZE SOFA 15 9 Um reouttont raprioal air stiikaa tasrrled oowilea flUng eepanite- claims a $600 exemption on thi have to (Ua jointly This is narrow, crowded Grant Avenue. ‘msM street’'of Sgn FVs^isco’s Chins^ gfriu i use & ean w j^ h ^ MMirate retiiras. tC aU. But, slnca Shs t o ^ a xhaepa to r tourists. Its garish fnm t hidas a iwqwrtsMrtrieken ares, a • t Nortti Vlitnamaaa nllM siy 4 foMHi ciuhioiM, idppers, box pleat skirt, self decks. / fQien « ootiple (lies aapMMteljr loooina, effsn too I tilK tg f . i f f BAST MWDU TURNPIKI — A t THE 9 REIN — MANCHinM ~ 1MLtG0 4 |4f| kVU the •eps Mxl QM Rirmiitf both aauwL U banker gays. Fgr.tbe first time, this year’s ChipflSS. New. Year p|*»de has been. ' Obeervere Mt Kaayglii'a ia o u r factory, one Wne llte 10 oeiti •tatad- (■•8 Msga Vila) taWwnaii from th* straet because of its congested oondition. (AP Phgtofax.) ■Ion would not have baan alfaat- dP ' ■y i .■‘i ■