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Lianrlithttr Leurmtig US Hits Deepest Yet, North Of a M O H I t , I MONDAV, i^JNE « . IM t' absaM I Dgfly Net Pm b Ron f AGS EIGHTEEN Cpgning jfgrath ^fltoW eekn^ id U. t. Wa U cU W jack Dorn Wins rabe. Joseph F. Privlsalna, son of ManchMter WatM win mast 14^ 08 Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Privli- tomornow at tha Italian Amer­ leglerc About Town sino of 38 Plymouth Lane, has ican Caub, BMridga Bt. Watgh- Mrs. Hirth to Head Slot Car Race eeffdhe AndM lianrliTHtTr lEurmtig been placed on the dean’s list ing-ln will be from 7 to 8 p.m. f u n e r a l h o m e ni Ohcsilatlaa txmald Kelsey o< 28 Autumn for the second semester at St. C. Carl of tha BelHaima Beau­ Tha aecond series of slot car Maneheeter A City o f Village Charm St hM been awarded a two-year Francis College, Blddeford, ty Salon. Wapplng, will apeak FUNER i ^ scholarship to the University ot Maine. He ie completing his Jun­ on “Hair Styling.” Mambare State VFW Women rasas for adults conducted at Connecticut to study methods ior year. are reminded to wear their Hsrdlc’s Craft and Hobby Cen­ VOL. LXXXiVi NO. 223 MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY. JUNE 22. 1965 (Oiaertned Advcsitotag mm Paga M) PRICE SEVEN CENTS of food handling, distribution, riilft drasaes as picturea will be SERVICES (EIGHTEEN PAGES) Mrs. Charles Hirth of 79 Hollister St. was elected and ter was won by Jack and merchandising. The schol­ A drill and hydrant test, taken. 129 polhta, followed by Bob WALVBR Nm arship came from First Nation­ scheduled for tonight by Hose installed Department president of the VFW Auxiliary Ooldanlder with 126 polnU. LECLERC al Stores where Kelsey is an Co. 1, Town Fire Department, at a convention FViday through yesterday at the Strat- The third series of races Director employe at the Canter St. has been canceled b^ause of begin Thursday evening Wd is G r a d u a t i o n branch. Katz Graduates field Motor Inn, Bridgeport. Mrs. Mary LeDuc of 99 33 Main Street, Mandiaster the water shortage. Ogk S t was installed as De-f open to anyone 18 years of age The string section of’ the Looimis School partment conductrMa. Manchester unM. attciMlsd tha or older. Ckll M9-SS6R Issue Friday Manchester Civic Orchestra The Army-Navy Auxiliary Paul Blain was the winner New Algerian Chiefs newly Installed De­ conclave. will rehearse tonight at 7:45 will have its annual outing th e Manchester Auxiliary last week of the teen-age mcM U.S. Hits Deepest Yet, Sunday at Garden Grove. Res- George B. Itotz, the aon of partment president was presl- with a perfect score of 32 The neWB about gndn»- at Mott's Community Hall. Mr. and Mra. George Katz Jr. won a caah prize for Ms work in ervationaa close Friday and dertt of the Manchester VFW the cancer aid and research points, followed by Tim, Stevens tlon at Manchester HIgli may be made with Mrs! Charles of Steep Hollow Lane, graduat­ who scored 24 points. School will be carried In HospiUlman ApprenUce An­ ed from the Lpomls School June Auxiliary In 1956-57, president program; the Wendall Stan- thony L. Salafia Jr.. U.S. Pickett, 613 Main St., or Mrs. Two special four-hour endur­ Friday’s edition of the Man­ 11. He plans to attend the Uni­ of tha Hartford-Tolland Coun­ wood trophy for presenting the chester Evening Herald. The Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. An­ Florence Plitt, 829 Main St. ties Council in 1958, and Third largest number of American ance races lU'e being planned for FOR THE versity of Pennsylvania in the the near future. The teen-ag* Quell Demonstration Issue will slso oMZtatn file thony Salafia. 36 Summer St., fall to study liberal arts. District president in 1960. She flags, and citaitlons for Ameri­ Is serving at the U.S. Naval Memorial Temple. Pythian rate Is scheduled for Wednes­ special two-page graduatton While at Loomis Katz was is a member of the Disabled canism programs, community MOTHERS TO BE edition of toe High School Hospital, Great Lakes, 111. Sisters, will have its final meet­ American Veterans Auxiliary, activities, hospital work and day, June 30, from noon until North of ‘Hanoi Line’ ing of thi.s sea.son tomorrow at captain of the cross country Mrs. LnoUle Hirth 4. The adult race will be held World. Headers who want and winter track teams, and a and a charter member of publicity and press. The group Swlmsnlta, Nnralng aM Majj; extra ctqiles should order Two U.S. Maritiss w «n MBsd 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. Wcmld War I Barracks Auxll- received an attsbche case for on Saturday, July 10. SAIGON, South anOal^rcmH fire waa^i Plans for a picnic will be com­ letter winner on the apring ^ tMwlty Btas, Oltfflsa, VaW them from the circulatioh light to moderate, toe spokes- C H IN A when toeir Jeep hit a land mins HOW CLEAN track team. He was on the Stu-| membership. partment secrstary-treasurer. forma, DrsMMS, Tops, StiefeV T roops Stop department, phone 643-2711. Nam (AP)—^U.S. fighter- 8% miles west of Da Naac. pleted. Refreshments will be Mrs. Florence Streeter of Mrs. Boulet led a color guard Mrs. Gertrude Buchanan was man said. dent Council and served as a ' Pants, etc. bombers made their deep­ The previous northernmost They were en route to re-estab­ served. Dormitory Counselor his senior | Manchester, past Department Saturday in a parade. The page to Mrs. Hirth,' Department lish contact with an arttUerF IS YOUR president, was Installing offi­ guard included Mrs. George senior vice president. est penetration of North penetration of North Viet Nam Staff Sgt. Donald H. Safford, year. 1 FREE Supporters was a U.S. Navy strike against unit which was without commu­ He was a member of the Sen-, cer. Mrs. Raymond Hagenow, Ecabert, Mrs. Kenneth Aseltine, Viet Nam today and for nications, a U.& ^xjkeamaa HOUSEHOLD husband of the former Miss past president of the Manches­ Mrs. Marie Hale and Mrs. When you use a pastry cloth, * Hon Gay, 76 miles eart Ha­ 1 ior Scholarship Committee and Events the first time poured sold. Ruth Dexter, daughter of Mr. George Edwards. The group re­ rub flour into it thorou^ly be­ DELIVERY Glazier's : noi. This was during the August the Student Endowment Fund,! ter unit, and Mrs. Augusta - • bombs and rockets into The death of the Marinea WATER? and Mrs. Arthur E. Dexter of ceived third prize for the best fore roUing out dough; this way Of Ben Bella 1964 Gulf of Tonkin crista. 32 Norw'ood St,; wa.s recently vice president of the Glee Club Boulet, current president of GSl Main 9t- — MancheMijg brought toe number of Ameri­ the Manchester Auxiliary, unit. yoor biscuit, pis or cookie dough ARTHUR DRUD targets north of the “Ha­ ’The nearest raid to Hanoi was Don’tgamWe on dirty water! Like promoted to his present rank and the senior singing society, Corset and IJnttorm Shop 46 miles to toe south earlier this can combat dead in Viet Nam to were installing conductresses. Mrs. Raymond Hagenow was will not pick up too much extra ALGIERS <AP) — The In State noi line.” 419. MAOir you can turn your prea­ at Westover AFB, Mass. He ia and was oo-editor of the 1965 year. handbook. | A large delegation from the page to Mrs. Jane Fortin, De- flour. ------------------<9 military regime of Col. A U.S. spokesman said one The defiant Ctommunist, Tran mt water supply into CRYSTAl.,- an aircraft navigaticxn equip­ raid was against army barracks In all some 60 U.S. and Viet­ ment repairman. Houari Bounedienne held Van Dang, 26, was executed at CLKAR. crisp Usting "sprinK at Son La, 110 mUees west north­ namese Air BVrce and U.S. dawn in Saigon’s central market Algiers in a firm grip to­ Navy planes dropped about 300 like" water. You will ai tually en­ I The Rev. '^lobert J. Shoff, Union Settles west of Hanoi and oidy 80 miles square while nerwemen and plw- joy using your water for drink­ day after an overwhelming from toe Red Chinese border. R tons of bombs on widely scat­ tographers watched. pastor, and a group of mem- tered targets in North Viet Nam ing, cooking, beverages, etc., I bers of the Church of the Naz- ghow of force crushed At Underwood; also was 66 mi'Ies from Dien Dang began shouting Commu­ knowing it is free from silt, sedi- Blen Phu, where toe French today, U.S,^spcri<eamen said. nist stogans as be was hauled i arene plan to attend the New demonstrations by suiv Targets included barracks, sup­ nnent, rust, scale particles, sand, England di.strict assembly porters of deposed Presi­ army went down to final defeat from the van. A Oathollc priest algae, dirt, cloudinesE, and mo.st Vote Date Set in Indochina. ply depots, bridges and ferries. stood near Mm for a moment^ Wednesday and Thursday at > SPECIAL Ten U.S. Navy Skyhawks other suspended matter. Aptly dent Ahmed Ben Bella. Eight U.S. Air Fhrce F106 but toe terrorist paid no atten- Nazarene College Church, Wol­ Thoueands ot troope and riot IhunderchieflB dropped 17 tons struck toe Vinh Sot supply de named, the Purity Water Fil­ laston, Mass. HARTFORD (AP)—An Oa Ns m tkxu police converged on the capital of 760pound general purpose pot 160 miles south of Hanoi, Several other Viet Oong ter- ter is the most effective, depend­ PURCHASE HOUSE Monday and stopped a few hun­ agreement on a new con­ and toe pdtots reported 10 per to L lN * bomibs on toe complex, de­ rorista, caught tUs year are able, lowest-cost protection The Manchester Chapter of dred youths who marched tract was reached today cent destruction of the complex, SPBB3QSA will hold an out­ stroying 20 buUdlngs and dam­ vMr scheduled to die before firing against these water problems, instant wear through the etreets waving Al- after a marathon negotiat­ aging nine others, the spokes­ which was hdt earBer by Navy (it does not soften wster.) door meeting tonight at 8 at the rian flags and chanting pro- aitrcraft.
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