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Tk* Weethor A v e n g * D g ily Net Pres* R o n Tu e s d a y , A p r i l , i 9 e r 27 Vbr the Veek Ended PA6B TWENTY ly 1968 iianrlf^Btfr lEtt^ning ...... ■' 'L* Fair, assi tatoghl, tog isealsf 1 4 ,1 3 8 lug, isw 4*-l8j partlF MMqr aa« Education In . Hartford and mild tsmorroar, kigk 88-ee. EUght area men will attend ing of Uw Connecticut Rheu Mmuber a< toe A o6h iianrIjF0tFr lEumtttg HFralu Hobby Show Set Doctors Holding matism Association of which must be submitted one week In B o n a n e f OkroOlathm the 20th reunion of the Hart advance of the examinations. Manehe$ter— A City of Village Charm About Town ford Institute of AccounUng on Dr. Harold J. Lehmus ef Man In Luther Hall The Salvation Army Thursday at the Sutler Hilton State Assembly chester is president, and Dr. To qualify for the tests, ap Harold S. Barrett, also of Man PRICX SEVEN CENTS Court Orel*. Manchester Hotel, Hartford. They are Rob plicants must be at least 19 PRESENTS (ClaM ifM Advertlstaig m Pi« « M ) chester, Is secretary. years old, must have been out Mrs. Albert Robinson and V O L. L X X IO V . NO. 177 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SEC?nONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1965 branch of the Transathuitic ert J. Bombardier, Roger A. The Connecticut State Medi Brtdee and ParenU Association, Dion, Hugh F. Hennessey, Rob Hundreds of practicing physi of high school at least one year, Mrs. Fred A. Johnson are co- cal Society is holding Ite 173rd chairmen of a Hobby Show at wjll meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. ert King, Alfred W. Sleffert, cians from all parts of the state a Connecticut resident for at annual meeting and scientific least six months preceding the Emanuel Lutherein Church, Capf. Ernesf A, Miller at Susannah Wesley Hall of Dominick J. Vasques, James R. are expected to attend the Woddl; aH of Manchester, and assembly this week in Hartford three-day convention. date of application, and the Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 HOST AND NARRATOR OF TV's South Methodist Church. For p.m. in Luther Hall. The public more iitformatkm, contact Mrs. William J. Byrnes Jr. of Cov at Hotel America. class with which the applicant Events entered high school must have is Invited. "Time for Hobbies” Angelo Parandes, 34 Margaret en Uy. A host of guest speakers and numerous meetlngis o f sections graduated. is the theme of the show, which "THE UVING WORD" Rd. State to Offer is sponsored by the Lutheran Wessin Seen Winning Charles Hewitt o f Burbank, of the society highlight tomor There is a $8 fee for first ap row's program. plicants. The fee for retake is Church Women. AND In State Ethdl Henln Bowens o t l
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1 9 « MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,, WEDNESDAY, APRIL *28, 1986 PAGE TWO noon. No widesprood Molting oxpeeted to aveiwg* near or rain to axpdetod, but a few .nUghtly bslow normal, no Im* Dajr and iionora Um 72 younn pponged local profcram for the Sheinwold on Bridge Peking Fires sprinklee ootdd develop today portont day to day ehongaa ox- IWb-de y«ar; men whq died in the uprieinc P eo p le oept mlldor Friday, Tho Mgh HX>WiRS 2 Coventry of 1M4. D e p td ^ is a carp with intermittent light rain or t a t Bvevjr Oeeaelonl | League Picks 1. A conUnuM study of Man- tlf drtosle more likely tonlgtat'and and low temperatoro In the knoonn m a youn|f dracon in c h a ir 's kitamal planning, es Stamps’s.Neum B f ALFRED 8HBINW01JD Noftk dsokr^___ New Abuse Thursday morning. Hartford oroa during thto poriod Pw fc . pecially as It relatas to zoning. China, where the dragon is a to 66 and 43, (n New Haven 63 New Officers higMy reapeoted aymfcol of Reeders of this oohimn, A aeries of shower arena con •Joyce Flowof’ Sbo^ I Key4ifto Selectmen's Office 2. V study o f regional coop- In T he tinue to move northeastward and 4$, and (n Bridgeport M and I stnength. tho(«h the clevereet people In 4 A lO At Russians Next to Hartford _ eratio^aa It would ralata to 9 1 4 3 through the mid-Atlantic states. 4B- Mrs. John A. Knowlton of 22 Manchester. the world, must sometimes act This precipitation will pass out Precipitation may total leea Natlenal B aak ■ Withheld from Democrat Scarborough Rd. was elected 3. A continued study and dumb, If nobody could believe TOKYO (AP) — Communist to sea to the south of New Eng than 14 of on Inch, occuring os ■ g$l Mata 8$., M a n A e M e r* N ew s rain early Untrsday and again president of the Manchester campaign aimed at the consoli that you would ever do a foolish China issued a new verbal at land. MeanwMIe, a small weath dation of the 8th District with Girl Bandits •t (iM and cf the period. Democratic Town Oommlttee^' Ubrary hours are: Monday'. 2 A 532 tack on Soviet leaders yesterday, er disturbance Is moving slowly League of Women Voters the Town of Manchester. thing, tW* article 9 A K lO M f JACKIE MASON eastward toward the Ohio Vol p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 V Q7 Chairman William G. Ryan has (LWV) at its annual dinner Mrs. Nathan announced that you. It may holp the rest of u^ Q A S 4 NEW YORK (AP) — Comedi saying "they are certainly fol ley. This syMem should produce p.m.; ■■ Wednesday, ■ ■1 p.m to 3 Opening lead — Queen of 0 9763 Sink$ Need RaUing reprimanded the Republicans p.m.; Thursday. 6:30 p.m. to meeting, held last night at 21 new members had joined Strike Again an Jackie Msson wasn’t joking lowing” ousted Soviet Premier Intermittent \Jlght rain or drizzle . early today when he threw a because the Democratic select 7:30 p.m.: Friday. 2 p.m. to 4 Cavey's Restaurant. and at the league In the past year, bGBTtE. Nikita S. Khrushchev's foot as it moves to the south of the CHICAGO — Meet kitchen AIR Went leads the queen of hearts flying tackle at a men being man. Lionel G. Jean is not ‘'en p.m.. and Saturday 11 a.m. to tended by more than 80 mem bringing the membership to 165. WEEHAWKEN, N.J. (AP) — ▲ QJ9I764 Connecticut region during to stake ore taetolled 36 liicbee bers and h\isbands. and continues with a heart to ^ 82 chased for allegedly running out steps. night and Thursday morning, trusted with a key to the Se 2 p.m. Mrs. Cecil Robertson is Two young women, armed with above the floor. Why? Becouee She succeeds Mrs. Jerome the king. If Bast Is c le w Q n o t on a bar bill. Peking published a fifth -vol plumbers behave the average lectmen's otfioe." Ryan said assLstant librarian. re'volvera and wearing dark WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—Five CONDITIONERS Nathan to the twefryear post. that it sometimes hurts he wtu Mason brought the men down ume of a collection of "Khru woman to 6 feet 4. New Idtdiens that "not dUcriminatlon. but Circle .Attends Play the ace of dtamonde and shchev’s statements" in CMnese day foreca-st Mrs. Knowlton. who was ele Students Riot, slacks tied and robbed a Wee- on a street corner. Should be tailored to tO B a y a simple justice, is needed at the The Gleaners' Circle will at 'Temperaturee In Connecticut vated from the position of first AP Newafeaturee hawken couple Tuesday night. then lead another heart. It? 3 ♦ "At the police station, translations. The New China toller woman. ALL SIZES new town hall", pointing out tend a play "The Importance By SYD KBONISH South ruffs the third rwmd of News Agency said in a report Thursday through Monday ere v’ice pn;sidcrt. has been a mom- Burn Embassy It was the second Ume within It An though," said Mason, “ the guy both the Republican first and of Being Earnest" at the Uni The Federal Republic of West hearts with the queen of spades, sold he was having a night on monitored to Tokyo that the new ■HOT” PRE-SEASON second selectmen have a key to versity of Connecticut after a 48 hours that a New Jersey fam CAIRO (AP) — Denouncing Germany has announced the Is and West discards. South notices the .town and ran out of money. publication goes on sale the selectmen's office. short business meeting at 7:30 ily has been confronted with t'wo that West has failed to over against vuInermWa opponont*. “ throughout China” Wednesday. President Habib Bourgulba of suance of three new stamps re pistol packing' young worn ?felt sorry for him so I paid the PRICES Ryan went on to report that p.m. May 11 in the Church ruff, and he draws the naturoi You hold: Spades, Q-J-8-8-7-4-4; D8 to the waiter (phis Up).” The agency quoted an expla "before Lionel G. Jean. Demo- Community House on Rt. 44A. Tunisia as a "Zionist" and "son ports the World Wide Philatelic demanding money. concluslan: West doee not have natory note to the volume as In both cases the victims were HeArto, 8-1; DUunoads, 4-18-8; * Police said that settM the AT cratir selectman, can attend to Reservations for tickets are to of a dog," several hundred stu Agency. The stamps honor thfe the king of spades. Clubs, J. matter as far as they were con saying: "Khnwhehev’s succes any town business he must stand be made by today with Mrs. tied, the girls carried pistols, There Is only one chance for sors have shown that they have dents attacked the Tunisian 150th anniversary of Prince and were described as being in What do you soy? cerned. In the corridor (Inside the build Thomas McKinney. the conlract South leads a not in the least changed their ing), with hie hands in his poc Embassy today and set It afire. Otto von Bismark's birth, Youth their late teens or early 20s. In Answer: Pass or Wd three ’ .'■nie man was.'Identified by The Circle realized $175 from spade to the ace and holds hds police only as a rfkrtford. Conn., revisionist, spltttlst and gfrdat- ket. until a Republican 'key- The fire on the g;round floor Day 1965 and the First World Tuesday night’s robbery one spades, according to tempera NORMAN’S its recent rummage sale for the hreoUi. East must drop the king, ment and your partner. Some Odvertlsli^ executive. nation chauvinist nature. keeper' arrives." He said, "I was quickly extin^shed and Exhibition of Transport and girl was described as a straw " I t , has become increasingly HITES and South mokes his contract do not believe for one moment benefit of the Vernon Congre berry blonde and the other as a exp««ta believe bi ghseUy open 445 Hartford Rd the students were dispersed by Communications. Only Chance r BRIGITTE BARDOT clear that Khrushchev’s succes that the vast majority of our gational Church Building Fund. police with tear gas after a bat- brunette. ing bids of tiiree, and their part Church Meeting Set The Bismark stamp is 20 In the previous robbery the East’s oriy chance to defeat ners know better than to rely on . TEC O Lim A, Mexico, (AP) sors are certainly following in citizens — Republicans as well Ue. his footsteps. They are certainly as Democrats — will condone The Prince of Peace Luther The demonstrators were pro pfennig and depicts a bust Of girls were both described ss red the contract la to act dumb. Af the opening bid for anything m- Actress Brigitte Bardot has an Church choir meets at 7 p.m. the Prussian statesman from a heads, but a woman victim said ter taking two hearts and a dia much. In the average gome, been ordered by doctors to rest Newamen Surround Preeidenl After TV Press Conference placing themselves in opposition this shameful pettiness." testing an attack Tuesday on to the more than 90 per cent of Commenting further he said. and the Pastor's Class at 7:30 portrait by Franz Von Len- their hair was either dyed or mond East must foolishly lead however, this kind of hid la on In her hotel until at least next Nmr M*r* U U « Prinep 2 the United Arab Republic's Em the people of the world” includ p.m. tomorrow (Thurs.) in the bachs. The Youth Day set con they wore wigs. a dtamond or a chib. South gets invitation to dlsoAer. Monday. She fainted twice in r«s r—«»<—#■# fnU—t* 1 "In a democratic .society it is bassy in Tunis and Bourguiba's ing Uie peoples of the Soviet Uit the respon.sibility of those in church. sists of four semipostals show Police said John Bado and his to Ms hand with the jack of (he past two days wMle riiooUng recent proposals for a peaceful ion. power to safeguard the rights of Both confirmation classes settlement of the Arab-Israel ing wild game birds. The 10 wife were robbed of an undeter chibs and leaxla the queen of For Bhelnwold’s 3<-pagepage book1 a film. pfennig plus 5 shoivs the Eur- mined amount of money and spades — and he may very well toBrid Doctors indicated she was President’s Press Conference The agency said the volume the minority rather than to im meet at 4 p.m. Friday, instead dispute. The Tunis demonstra let, “ A Pocket Guide t o B r i ^ . contains 34 speeches, reports pose a 'tyranny of the majority'. of Saturday morning, with the tion was a protest to previous a.sian Woodcock, 15 pf plus 5 jewels Tuesday night after the let this ride for a finesse since send 60 cents to Bridge Booh, ■utfering from bronchitis. the Ringnocked Pheasant, 20 girls gained entrance to his nothing has happened to prove Manchester Eve. Herald. Box and interviews by Khruriichev To do otherwise is to violate Rev. William H. Wilkins, pas anti-Tunisian demonstrations in that were made public to 1966. the spirit of democracy. Every tor, at the church. Middle East capitals. pf plus 10 the Black Grouse home by naming arr acquaint that West cannot have the king 8818, Grand Central Station, DR. BARBARA MOORE Dominated by Viet Nam Queries one in Coventry knows that the and the 40 pf plus 20 the Ca ance of his and saying he had of spades. FRIMLEY, England (AP) — These include the full text of a Voters in the church meet Most of the demonstrators New York 17, N.Y. general report Khrushchev de town hall is not the private pre at 2 p.m. Sunday here. were Palestinian students al percaillie. The World EJx-hlbitlon sent them. East will not defeat the con Copyright, 19M Marathon walker I>r. Barbara set has seven stamps from the Bado and his wife were tied Moore )ias called off her threat livered at the 20tk congress of serve of any pollticeU party; it though there was a sprinkling of tract if South is as clever as General Feature# Oorp. WASHINGTON (AP) Preerl-'|>a#ter Congress acts on foreign®explore to the Hmlt of our ca- Dance Set Friday 5 pfennings to the 70 and il by the two bandits Kefora they to commit suicide If the Frimley the Soviet (Communist party to belongs to the people. Why The Public Health Nursing Mrs. John A. Knowlton Egyptian youths. They broke oil the otiier readers of tMs dent Johnson says he is very aid, which both will be seeking. pacity every possible political 8 should town basiness be left un lustrates various means of left. government tried to put drain and diplomatic move that would February 1966. Association annual Spring through police lines and hurled column. South should say to hopeful a way can be found to "So far as I know,” he said, The publisher’s note accused attended, or at beat delayed, rocks smd firebrands at the transport and coi munications. In Sunday's robbery, in the ^pes across her property. bring that about.” • bataHM Mtawl Ao4e ea dance will be at 9 p.m. Friday her of the LWV since 1958 and himself: "It Is very foolish to spark Viet Nam peace talks. "It Is a good decision and a wise Khrushchev of using the 20th for want of a key?" has served as -public relations neat, white-painted embas.sy Snug Harbor section of Dover lead anything but a heart, but Last year she said she would one, and one that I would make In his statement, Johnson said A awAsiv tat <6— I at Fiano's in Bolton. Tony Canada has issued a n e w Township, about 70 miles to the But he says the American de congress to make "a furoclous U SURI .'S kBUSS hae bean eervlng the Hm m Owner fedOtawd a rfd tn to wl •* 1 BUI Questioned chairmap, membership chair building. Several windows were East is not really so foolish. He throw herself under the first again tomorrow.” he would continue a Viet Nam Im fto« Itoff pftM. I W r r t a i O'Bright's orchestra will pro stamp commemorating the In south, a couple and their 16- sire f
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p a g e F M h MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD/MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1965 ..MANCHESTEIR EVENING HBBAID^MANCHESTER, The Picture SMIUN« SBtVICI Ste^rStalls for Titiie There’s nobody like my Mom .... O f Marines As Technology Races In Viet Nam Television I’m going to tell her so with pretty (82) Maas. RlahllChU By BOB VOELKER <^cooks steel in minutes ^nitead of 1:00 ( 8-lfr-12-18-31> Xsvis PITTSBURGH (AP) — In By PKTER ABNETT ( 8) Admiral Jack (40) Peter Jannlni^Newa hours. |3D) Memory Laaa :30 (10-22-30) Virginian (C) th«ir clash wiUi Uie . Steel- Steel scientists have figured a A N SUK, Soutb Viet Nftm (24) Klndersarten (24) Dollar EHplomacy wimkers Union, steel (Mjfnpanles way to eliminate steel ingots. (80) Cheyenne 8-80-40) Oxala and Harrlat (A P ) — FV>r a wWle, the Viet- 3-12) Mister Bd are fighting for time. They hope With new processes, molten Barbizon slips and nighties (40). . . . _Swabby>by 8Show BaineM thought the French t:S0 (40) The Rifle i:00 ( 8-20-40) Patty Duka to keep the biU aa low as possi steel bypasses the expensive r a . . . . : . a (18) Movie (24) Intertel ble. Ingot sta ^ . urere back. (24) What I NnrT ( 3) My Llrina DoU (20) Film 02) Let's (Jo to the Races So rapid Is the change In steel "Steel ingot’ ’ia fading from “ Vive lea Francala!’' ahoiAed . ( 8) Peter Potomua 1:80 ( 8-12) Beveriy HlUbllUas technology these days, a four- the vocabulary of steelmakers. an elderly man dreosedln black 8:00 ( 8 )Newa ( 8-40) Shindig month labor contract extension It Is being replaced by “ continu and the loveliest ailk coat and adiHe trCuaers aa a ^ (24) Life of the Mcdda (20) Special (80) Flash (Jordon »:00 (10-22-%) NBC Mode WHITE STAG cruises in on a new waveof fashiem! — at a reasonable price — can ous casting.” Ratoon o< U.a. Marlnea trudged ilO) Eye-Dentlfy (24) The (Jlory T i ^ be looked upon favorably by the Oxygen technology is only a Tuesday down a clay road ridrt- (40) Laramie (18) SubsciipUon TV companies. few years' old. Steel companies Ing the hills. (22) Rocky ft Hla Friendt ( 3-12) Hy Name la Barbnt 8:10 ( 3) New*. Sportii, Weather 8:80 ( 24) Point of View Steel mill owners are like a already have passed a mile R&K dress ever! The about echoed around rows ( 8-20-tO) Burke's Law band of men who have Just stone in Its applidatlon by o f blackened concrete bunkera 8:16 (90) Rocky and Hla Friendi 0:00 ( 3-12) Danny Kaye (22) Club Houae (24) In—School Preview climbed to the top of a great producing more than one mil along the hUI creMs, crumbling ( 8) Peter Jennlnga—Mewa 0:90 (20) ABC Scope mountain — and from the height lion tons of oxygen steel per memotiala to Fhanoe’e unnic- 6:30 ( 8) Surfalde Six (40) Fight (or SurvIvaU can see their city of the future month. oeesful atten^A to remain in (>4) What's NewT ( 8) One Step Beyond Temple Speaker ( 3) Walter Cronklfe 11 :00 ( 3-8-10-12^20-23-10) News. glittering in the distance. , Tbat happened in March 1964. Indochina- 02) Newebeat The city they see is a push By last March, the figure had Dr. Morton Slegal, director of "What’e the old guy want, (10-22-30) Huntlcy-Brlnkley .18) For Adults Only button steel mill. It is tremen shot up to 1.8 million tons. CSandy?’ ’ a leatherneck asked. the Department of Education of 8:48 (20) Peter Jennings—Newa u :16 (10-30) Tonight Show (C) 7:00 (22-40) Nevra. Sports. Weather (20) ABC NTghtllfe dously fast and efflbient; and U.S. Steel Corp., the industry “ Sounds like he ttdnka we're the United Synagogue of Amer • (18) Subscription TV (40) Sports Final A controlled by computers. leader, recently announced Its FrencWee. That’a a laugh,” said ica, w ill wind up Temple Beth (24) (^ . 24 Report 11:30 (12) Movie Fantastic new mills are going current spending level for new another. "They lost, didn’t (20) Inslrht ( S) Movie (C) up as fa.st as steelmakers can plants and equipment exceeds they? Wen, we ain’t.” Sholom’s Ninth -Annual Lecture ( 8)----- Llttlealtlest Hobo ;26 ( 8) M6vle QQ) Death Valley :30 (22) Tonight Show (O lunk down the money. Money 8609 million. Other big produc> The Marines, from the 2nd and A rt Series on Stmday night 7:16 ^ ) SporU Chimera (40) ABC Nightlife > being shelled out In bundles. era are spending like sums. VBftttalion o( the ard Marine S with a lecture, "Communication FOR COMPLETE LISTINO The old mills are dead. They A combination of forces Regiment, were swinging along SJEK SATURDAY'S TV WEEK I Between Generations.” Bit In dark silence on river pushed steel companies to the pretty weU. Word had Just Dr. Siegal, who te also direc banks — gray, rusting hulks decision to build new mills as reached them of President tor of the United Synagogue’s awaiting the cutting torch. fast as possible. Johnson’s new tax exemptkHis Oommission on Jewish EJduca- Steelmakers have crossed a They felt they were being for military men serving in Viet tlon, holds a B A degree from Radio threshold, emerging Into an era squeezed by the Steelworkers' Nam. that promises an astronomical continual demands for better ‘ T Just hope I live to spend Yeshiva College and a Teacher’s (Thin Hittag laeludM only thoae new* broadoasta of 10 or 15 rise In steel productivity. pay; squeezed by foreign steel; what I save,” commented Degree from Yeshiva Univer minute kngth. Some stations Cftriy other short newscasts.) New steel-making furnaces squeezed by new products that Lance Cpl. Richard Nieto, from sity. H e received his M A and PhD degrees in Philosophy-His- WDBC—lis t <% 7:60 Sing Along require about the same amount can do the Job of steel cheaper; Houston, Texas. 6:00 Long John Wade 8:10 Pops Concert of manpower as the old open and squeezed by the federal “ Hen, I don’t see why service from Columbia University 9:06 Nl^tbeat 8:00 Dick Robinson hearths. But they spit out steel govefnment's traditional reluc men should pay taxes anyway He has held a great variety 1:06 News. Ogn Off 10:30 niTrty Minute Hieater U:00 News about eight times fa.ster. One tance to let companies boost i We don’t earn that much,” said of posts of education and youth / 6:00 Hartford HighllghU 11:16 Sports Final » ft new mill can do the Job of eight prices. CpL Lairy LesUe |0f RuUedgs activities and is considered an 11:30 Art Johnson Show 7:00 News. Sporta and Weather old mills. With open purses the stert- authority on the subject which 8:00 Qaallght WPOP—1U6 Mo. 6:00 Georgie Brewar Oxygen makes the difference. makers turned to science for These leathentecks head been be will diacuaa on Sunday. 18:00 Quiet Houra WINK—US* 7:00 Ken Griffin Blasted Into the furnaces, it salvation. out once before on patrol out The lecture will start at 8:15 6:00 Wall St Today 12:00 Jonathan Dark I side the Da Nang base perimet p.m. and Ucketa may be ob 6:00 News. Weather. Sporta 6:15 Radio Greater Hartford ar. They were spoiling for a tained at the door. 6:46 Lowell Thomas Here’s the nicest fight but with reservations. 7:00 News Head downwind, Factor 10 •T know I ’ll get it one way or 7:36 Public Affairs AIR ride the bowsprite, | nautical look in another before I get out of Viet 8:00 The World Tonight brass buttoned Sunken Treasure 8:16 Life Line Yachting stripes Nam. Why not today?” said 8:30 S p e^ Up, Hartford sailcloth blazer— one. 10:30 (rOTdon and J a s CONDITIONERS will keep you Casts Pall Found in Florida 12:16 Sign Off__ _ stretch cotton Another said; "Why can’t WnC—1660 fair and warm! get shot, man? Wonder what it's 6:00 Afternoon Edition ALL SIZES A bold statement comfort that mixes B ke.” ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. 6:00 News. Sporta, Weather Over Infant m 6:46 8 Star Extra of white ribbing beautifully in "These guys gotta be whipped (AP) — A we^end treasure 7:06 OonvemaUon Fleoa your wardrobe Into shape, I tell you,” said a 7:80 News of the World "HOT" PRE-S£ASON trime the cotton BENTON. Ark. (A P ) — Fac gumieiy sergeant who survived hunter says he baa discovered a shantung terry 9 » navy or white tor 10, a mysterious blood sub sunken Spanish gaUeon oft the the Korean war. PRICES shirt— B 7 in blue, in sizes 10-18. stance, has cast a shadow of "Hey, you” he shouted to a death over the life of 16-months- Florida west coast in ahaikw red, navy in sizes Trim Southampton pfc lagging behind 10 yards. “ If water. old MIkl Milton. you don't pay more attention to CAMERAS S, M, L. Accent a stretch cotton What’s Factor 10? Doctors Some coins, two solid gold your fire team leader. I ’ll break FILM - FLASHBULBS sailcloth pants don't know, exactly. They don’t statues, silver bars and sdlver- pretty leg in Calf your head.” know where it is manufactured hilted awords were stored in DISCOUNT PRICES skinner pants, B 7 in navy, Invectives flew fiuough the NORMAN’S white and blue. In the body, or precisely what it hot, dusty atmosphere. The St. Peitcrsburg bank after two ARTHUR DRU8 stretch cotton does. They do know that Factor temperature soared to over 100 state agenta catalogued them sailcloth tailored Sizes 8-20. Cabin 10 has an influence on clotting. Monday. 445 Hartford Rd J degrees before noon. for marvelous fit boy sleeveless Mlki;;^ whose body isn't "W e’ve got a great bunch of "The state has begun an in producing Factor 10, begins vestlgaitiion to check thetr in navy, white, mock turtle tee klda with us,” said the company of cotton knit $ 3 bleeding Internally at the slight commander, Capt. Peter Yad- thenticlty,” agent PhiHp Tib blue in sizes 12-20. est bump or strain. lowsky of Jersey City, N.J. edeau said. He said he coutd not in navy, red, Doctors at the University of Told that the 81mm mortar estimate the treasure's value. blue. S, M, L. Arkanssui Medical Center in Lit men, heaving the heavy tubes John Charles Sykes, 81, made tle Rock have told MIkl's par Leading Role the discovery. He said what he and ammunlUan, bad nearly MR. AUTO WASH ents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mil- Fred BUsh m of 9 Laurel St. | finished th ^ water before had already salvaged was worth ton, that they know of no other c - - - about 850,000 to 875,000 and that will play the lead role of Gil noon, Yadlowsky said: "That’s child suffering from the ail bert Martin in the Little Thea- I Just too bad. They had two can he had not begun to work the You Askod for It! Look at this Value! ment. hulk in earnest. tre o f Manchester’s production I teens to hist them the day, So far, MikI has had seven 'Janus." The romantic comedy I That’s all they get.” “It's worth what somebody transfusions. She faces a life will pay you,” said Sykes, an will be preseTited May 13, 14 The heat grew worse, and the time of them at ever more fre and 15 at Tiling Junior High | aecond piatMin was lagging. architectural engineer. “We SHOPPERS SPECIAL quent Intervals. As she grows, have been offered 810,000 apiece School auditorium. "What the hell is holding she'll need more and more Fac BlM i hfts been seen in many I (hem' up?” muttered Yadlow- for the statues.” tor 10. Sykes said he ran across the varied rolee with the theater I V i ■ky. 1.39 The Miltons, who live near group since its inception five | The ptetoon eventually came wreck by accident more than a $ this central Arkansas city about years ago. In addition to play up the road. They had clawed year ago. miles southwest of Little Rock, ■\V •• ing the lead role in “ Bus Stop," with their first Viet Cong in keep constant watch over Mlkl, go-minute fire fight and had one their only child. They have split the first production of the Man- I ch estv dtama group under man wounded. Loren Will Star THIS IS NOT A WET WASH! their work schedules — he give mother .... “I knew they must have tan- works days for an airline; she town sponsorship, he has been seen In "The Boy Friend,” "An- . ried with something. That pla • Tires Steam Cleaned works nights as a laboratory iix>n leader’s too goi^ a man to In Chaplin Film technician. drocles and the Lton” and in r ]eg,” said Yadlowsky. • Body Thoroughly Washed Neither had ever heard of "Streets of New York." Blish’s the most glamorous The wounded leatherneck, MILAN, Italy (AP) — ItaHan and Hand-mitted a snappy salute to these fun-lovin’ coordi Factor 10 until Mlkt's illness acting credits also Include three years as a permanent member Cpl. Robert Crawford of Spring- actress Sophia Loren aayp she • Machine-Dried was diagnosed a year ago. field, Mo., had been scratched of the Somers Summer Theater. I lingerie imaginable! will star in ,a movie directed by • Underside Rustproofed The Miltons hav^ turned to hhen a bullet pierced his hel nates in red, white and blue. You’ll cruise in comfort in cotton doctor after doctor. At Iiuhana University, where! m e t Charlie Chaplin and that the • Spray Wax The Miltons were married he received his master’s degree I Told he would get a Purple comedian may pilay in the film early In 1963. MikI was bom on in speech and drama, BUsh - Heart, Crawford muttered: also. sailcloth that s-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-s with you! C3vrlstmas Eve that year. Since practiced h Smooth sailing Cruise out to sea ahead in a in a deep plunge Bun-loving, veel Plungeliner because she loves action-loving t(q) is.knitted being a girl .... Bowline shirt. cotton in a twin Stretch cotton tstitch that’s aa knit in smashing 'action-lovinging as Mom will love these colors, each dashed ^it is lovely.y.Cr C risp with narrow white collar uncrushable fashions binding, ^ in outlines th e v ee red, navy, blue neck, A 7 in red, inS,M,L.Pick white, olua in sixes that go everywhere! its brightest color S.M ,L.W aerit accent in stretch over sleevdeM^ ’ cotton Sailcloth stretch cotton i^ remember Mother••• ' bermudae M in SeaTortiaSSr ; Uada wM a lever aa Iba baadh ~ wall away ll«ai Ba ceMag navy, white, olue and etretch cotton from Mada. MOWI YOUl MASS — DOM NOT WHAOC IT OTF. in sizes 8-20. Now sailcloth she KK Paw-S-Vacra Heaebig oealas ibaag vaeaaa lba( lackt graM ap on her day! ONiOINALB you’re ready for $4inwhit4( ' O f n e w ^ rigid abaigbl far rikb caMag arMi aa «pM aade fa braara. SO* the active Itfel innxes i-16. ^ y aad 11* eeM-grepelled aad baad gragalltd aadsla Cbaaga egaari the perfect majeh Never wrinkles— always looks fresh. S «n l 1 rUL CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES skimmer wiUi C a r d iff jacket in White with detfdous C ologne Spray and i ’ U gold thread, blue vnth silver thread. 10-18. downy-soft Bath.Powder _]|NT YOU. MONTHLY REPAYMENT TERMS $ 4 0 24piyin«rti 36 ZMiiaftli • made for each other in Um _ ; -1.. - . , ■ 'Vr.'J' V'. £ihi t o ...... — ■7 V •• -A 7"' I ■ l|» I I ' »' - ■<• y» • . -Y .-T »-f -.• y ^ ..:x ./- ..» _- #■— .r ..• .- ■•. , «r—^/* ■-. /. . .^. (r. •*«••■*• V •. -^ • ♦ . , fSiOB SW ttBf MANCHESTER BURNING HERALD, MANUnEtflLEB. CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL $8, l^SB IIANCUESTBE 8VBNINC RBKALD. MANCHESTER CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1965 suitable programa, < *rew *lee Uom,” the ,pr8ctei«8tion says, and make decisions, rather than not Bank and Trust Co., John (w e) shpuM reaffirm our faith FRch Blvd. The agenda will In I Law, Day Noted I'and educational' activitleo," South Windsor UotetetLgoupa^ . In Ms proctematiori Mahoney in ^ rule ef tew and In the BlIBM clude eelection of a nomhiat- In Proclamation^ supremacy of government by hig committee for next year's notes that the day should be tewa rather thaq men.” RupC Warner rqiiacted thrt dedicated .to fostering “in Atty. Trank Ahaa» ynu hi otticers.'' May 1 has. bMB proclalmsd School Board Proposals •nie Bible atndy group o f the 1 ' Proclaiaiing May 1 ae Law creased reject for law, for oommunicatkMi with the--Open independent courts which up Low Dsy natioimlly by Tresl- ing Tiber OlMs On. w M sonde Chrtetten Reformed Church will Day. VBA, in Mancheeter, nieet ♦e«igi»* at 8 at the homo Mayor JYancte J. Mahoney has hold the law, and for a deeper denC Lyndon B. Johnson, and the roofi He noted that tie firm awareness of the beneBts aad by both housen of Congress, For Gtizen PanelsTal^led is not aiteious to put on a of Mr. and Mrs Decry vgn called upon scKoote, organisa- Iwantden, Rt. 5, Warehouse P t tlons and private citlacne to nesponslbUitles of cltlzenrtiip,” and in the sUte by Gov. John SERVICE STORE roof. “As cituens o f thte great na- N. Dempsey. The board of education con-<^there would have to be eatery Supt Warner asked for I -reoognise thte special day with Read Herald Adt. aideredrT AYteiT andanH then4Kan taKlarltabled pro' Iru%f»teaaaeIrvcreasea ewewwewfliwiet*proportionate Witti _jseeancnt reoeUon from the 713 m a in STh MANCHESTER • OPEN 9 to 9 THIS WEEK # PHONE M9J9523 poaete to (otkn two dUaena the added achool time. board on odiether an independ eommitteea late night. I eglelateri Preseat ent organisnUon should amesa TilMed taideAiiitely was a pro- SeneU^FrM D o^ endHjt the *Bitnatkm. DAVIDSON A UVENTHAL. M ANCH tfllR PARKADI poeal (or a conanlUeo lo study Warren Westbrook end He noted that a $$9,000. roof the flocal independence of the Ahearn eppeared before the might be needM to Rtold a re board. The question was put on board to annwer questions on currence e f the net muftiag Eisenhowers Emd the board's agenda by Harry bills before the legiateture. Anderaon and mlglnaHy brought Sen. Doocy expteined the gen . Bupt Warner stated Atty. Winter Vacation! be(oi« the board by jRalph Ran- eral aM bUI wMch caused Mecu- Abeam hod been charged by Bie. latlon In town on whether there the public building commiseloo Andereoo noted that there would or would not be 'puMlc to stedy the reports from Com b a n BERNARDINO. Chlif..| wore bUto belore the legialature kindergartene In the fall. ing Otesa and Atty. Aheom (AP) — Former President and I oonoemiiw thU Item and be He said Uiere are three plana said he would IHce an inforraal Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower | The Gorernor’i or Democrats’ opinion a firm engaged by ended their umual winter vnea- thought & e board was In need tern on the California desert 1 et more intoranaUon. program would add 30 million the town apert from the archl- Q p ^ dollars In tnereased grants to Tuesday. ■ Anderaon commented that a tectnal firm ‘ Before their train beaded study group could And out bow education. This would be 818 Supt Warner ateo reported per pupa. The RepubUceae pro that flowers were sent to the cast, tee Bteenhowers granted a peoite fed about independence pose 139 per pupil and the State rsre vteR to six students from I for the board and whether any Board of RducaUon plan calte family of the late Mm. Bra^ tee Dwight D. Eisenbower Highl action should be taken. He for doing away with all factors sill and part of the staff at School in nearby Rialto, and buiid a fashion noted that most of the current tended her funeral today. promised to return early nextl in ttie past and aupporte the Mrs. BraaaUl, a teacher m the legieletton propoeed la permia- town to SO per cent of He coat January. dve. In education. Orchard HiU BchooL ! died of H wae tee teat time teat I Chairman of the board Fran Sen. Doocy stated the dolter BitiokG InhAlfttftoti tn & fli% strangers have been permitted I framework for cis Neater propoaed that the gain to the town under the her home Sunday night aboard tee Elsenhower private GUA^RANTEED $AVING$ UP TO ^ % board wait until the current .Democratic plan would be 803,- Veinnteera Needed car. The EXsenhowers are en | legialature made a decision. 000 in 1004 and $87,000 In 1985; Tomorrow at 9:80 ajn. vrt route to their farm In Gettys-| Ihe second Item concerning the Republican, $94,000 In 1984 untoer* are needed et St burg. Pa. OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK till 9! IF YOU'RE PLANNING TO BUY — NOW 'S THE TIME! a ciUsena committee was pro- and $102,000 in 1985; the SUte Peter’s Episcopal Church Jor In brief talks with newsmen, s u m m e r f u n ... m ood by Mrs. Jane Romeyn. Board of Education or SO per SPEC "«a»U"g and other oOloe Gen. Eleciihmrrr said teat he I 9We committee would study the cent Cactor would mean $114,- ___completed tee text of his I length o f the ochoOl day and 000 in 1984 and $188,000 in The senior choir will rehearse latest book. “Waging Peace.’ ochMl year. 1965. at 8 pjn. tomorrow. The Junior In response to a questloni He conunented that the extra choir will rehearse Saturday at about tee attitude of tee Ameri • Add mtatant eoddag Mvteo* *n>ia item was tabled ao that the personnel policies committee money would come from state 11 a jn . in the church. can people.toward tee conflict j LO-BOY TELEVISION ^ sales taxes and wondered in Viet Nam, Eisenbower said • Ye*r gnumatM parte aad o f Die board might dlacuas it Tether, Sen Night a i 'c- whether therie would be enough somewhat sternly: "Every NOW labor With repreaentatlve teachers. The Avery SL School FTA I • All-channel VHF-UHF reception with In Mrs. Ronteyn’s proposal revemiee to take oare of all the will sponsor a father and son person should support the Preei- [ o No drip raloed edge. Bemovabia the committee would consist of state programa. night tomorrow at 7 pjn. at dent and tee poBcy of tee Unit the new G-E Tandem "82” tuning Rep. Weetbrook obeerved Uiat ONLY ovea door tor oaay ckianlag nine mombers, repreaentlng the the Bctwof. ed States in South Viet Nam.” system featuring the exclusive "410” board, FTA's and the South he hadn’t heard a good word for The evening will feature a He added: ^’The American permatronic transistor tuner. Wlndaor Education Aaeociation. the State Board of Education demonstration by BgL Earl people should make it teeir I program and that some towns M offatt o f the Hartford PoUee businese to find out what teel • Convenient front controls, easy to *nie committee, under Mrs. would tnke a out under it He rttuation is hi Viet Nam so they Romeyn'a proposal, \i^uld stu noted that the RepnbUcen bill Department and his trained po see, easy to use. lice dogs. A training film on can follow tee changing sUua- dy whethar South Windsor was predicated on raising taxes. tkM there on a ilay-to-day ba- should have a lonMr day for The biU before the legtalature police dogs will be Hiown. • Front sound featuring G-E Dynapower FOUowtaig the program, re- grades 1-Q, Grades T and 8 and forcing towns to have kinder The Eisenhowers have been I Aluminum Voice Coil Speaker. Grades 9-13 and how K might gartens next feH wee also dU- freetaments wBi be served. All Avery SL Bebool fathers and staying in a home at the Eldora-1 ba beat accompllahed. cufwjed. The legiateiorB egreed do Country Chib in Palm Des She also suneated studying that the bin wae ’’deed.’’ As the sons are invited. arhether South Windsor should ert, 70 mUes east o f bore, since | bill is written there la no w ^ - lest December. OTHER 23" G.E T.V. « LOW os $145.00! have a longer aohool year than Ing period for the town to begin The town oouncQ has urged 180 days and whether there kinldergartens. aU citlsens to siqiiiort the Hart ^ USED AT HOME (WITH TKA0E) should be a longer school year Rep. Westbrook commented ford Charter Oeks footbaU for teachers than for pupils. that the feeUng In the legUte- t t e only professional team OTTAWA — Domestic con-1 I Mrs, Romeyn commented ture was that the was not repreaentlng Connecticut in tee Burners absorb about two-thirds bin of all goods and services pro that there would need for ed ••being Ulked up^ forthoomhig football season in ucation of the community for Rep. Aheam observed that If the recently formed Continental duced in both Cknada and the j this idea to succeed. no one shows up in favor of n FootbaU League. United States.' H CONSOLE TV I ■ ESCORT TV Aaat. Supt. William Perry bill it la “ csim ed," does not The council further resolved cboerved that the high srfjool that it extends its oongratula- was ready to increase Its day. **^n. Doocy emphasised that Uons to the Hartford CherUr AIR He noted that there was a need talking with a legislator In pw^ Oaks on their fine record of the fo r 15 minutes but a half an son can be as effeitlve as ap 1984 footbaU season. hour or longer would be pre pearing brfore the li^rlsteture. Briefs CONDITIONERS ferable. He also commented that he felt The South Windsor Country Aaat. Supt. Perry emphasized that the bill concendng fiscal PUyers wlU meet briefly to that he would not like to see night at 8 at tee South Wind- ALL SIZES a longer day for a first grade independence of boards of eAi- child, and aaid the child al cation would not pass. •’H O r' PRE-SEASON ready had a long enough day. Sen. Doocy observed that there waa UtUe sentiment In the MwwCewferfWeerlBg He commented that a srtudy PRICES was not needed for adding two legislature for the bill. or three days at the end of Rep. Weetbrook stated that FALSE TEETH the year, but if the total num 80 per cent of the dollar now ber of teys waa to be much goes for education and if there longer a study would have to was fiscal autonomy for the board of education in towns It upper snU lover pistes holds them be dope. He also said South flSMr so thst they SSii wlndeor wKh a longer school might as well run the to%vn. fortsbie. No Buamy, t o w . pw y NORMAN’S Rep. Aheam stated there was tests or (e^lnt- It • sl^***JJ* yd|r 'Would be looking for seld). Does not eotg. Chtglm Pj}*! teacheta. a need for someone to take an odor bresth” . Oel FAS^METH todsy 4 4 5 Hartford R«» BupU Otaaiies Warner aaid overall look at the whole town St dnit sounters sterywhere. 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NOVV ONLY jHOfO HOMfle 9 AeMe Hi 5*]|b PeMy***nillffe MR)d We 9 AeMe tp 9 PeMe OreN NIGHTS THIS WEEK fill 9KM! — C A U 44iv4442| • MANCHBSnm PARKADB eCORMNS CORNER. WEST EABTfOED f Uli OtfR W MiNWr # fi&t______t Wed., Thun., IVL Hifhta Un 4 Open Moo., W ed..Thivi..Frl Nil SAVINGS YOU NEVER THOUGHT POSSIBLE TO MNiHURST) ion., Ti»9$., Set—10 jun. to 6 pirn. l^eedey end S e t h ^ ^ lO ium.^ yi 'i'v f V- •. •^ t- - 1 -I •> - |iif A’MftHWRTBitt. BIVBNINQ HEJRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN-, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1966 P A G E N I N i tA G U MAJNVAtli!.ibXhXC UiVUNU^U H KRAI.I>, COMiS,* A i'K iL . 28, 1U66 isiluax- AmoU, VWac* St.; SWrIey Rockville-Vemon Snim , M PKWDvCt at. RANGE Bolton Inside Open Fonim Births yeoterday: A eon to Mr. Gats Off Easy Inside and Mr*. Cheater WtanleaU, s m Thlland. F u a OIL One should not be misled by the fact V A Worth Bavtiig' > Residents Asked to Vote Concert, Fair, Baseball- Report To the Editor, Diacharged yeoterday: Heiui- lEomin^ ffendli that Major Virgil I. Grissom, the only A * a one Urns rsaident of stta MorawsU, Wtndsorvtile; GASOLINE Report Ronald Niemann, EHIngton; Ke American to make two space voyages, (OoBtinaed from Pag* 8) Manchestor, and a student of $21/)00 for Sewer Main SERAi$hS^R^ro?m e. School Activity Steps Up sariy Connsctlcut archttocturs, vin McMann, 44 Gtam* Dr.; I t BtoacII flm et hss been absolved of blame for the off- by Jane Eastman, North Wbtdhatn; target landing of Gemini 3, and has iawyer who ran Republican na I read with interest Mr. Flak*’* articl* on the threatened dem ReaideRts of Vemon wW berths town in insUlling the larger Joan Rider, 17 Oak St.; Carol BANTLY OIL been allowed, therefore, to retain hit Rowland Evana Jt. H m tempo of aotivUles at^from 9 a.m. to 4 pjn. Satur- tional headquarters under GoM- Karen, Toltand; Oarla Goulet, PuMlfd>«n water. Grenier plans a full state olition of the Timothy Cheney asked to approve a $21,600 ap sewer main, if the town pay# ( O.MI’.\NY, I.N( . space driver’s license. Robert D. Novak BoHon Junior-Senior High day at the elementary school bouse on E ast Center. St. given propriation for a eewer main at the differences in coat of pipe Hampton; Chortas Draleau, 107 Founded October I. l i f t ______of Republican legislative can High St.; Edward PMthpe, 87 ;i:il MAIN School is increasing. It takes The chsuge per tear 'win be 75 though it is not a pure example a sperial town meeting to be and Installation costs. :^bti8hed ^ e r y ICrenlnc Bxdept SuniUya The reassuring explanation is that didates and wants to run for B. Main St.; Dorothy Lichen, cents. of the period, as the Cheney held tonight at 8 at town hall. A nunvber of other matters TKL. 6 to-1.-. -. and Holldeve. Entered at the Poet Office at wind tunnels do not always predict the MONTGOMERY, Ala. — ■burdy parents to keep up with Oovemot'mmself next year, two ElUngton. 11 Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mail Proceeds will go toward the family made quite a few The funds would enable the wlU be presented tonight, in “ Frankly, I don't think t h e r ^ their offspring as school enters purchase of stone benches to steps toward a two-party Atar H o rk v ille Matter. ______actual performance of a space vehicle bama. changea on the first floor town to pay the difference in cluding the acceptance of ease anything that wiU save J ^ flniU lap of the year. be placed In front of the school costs between an eight-ittch and Vemon news I* handled by ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES out In apace, and that it was a mis But other Republicans here around the turn of the century. ments for the line and fbr tele The Herald’* Rockville Bureaa, Payable In Advance Sparkman next year. But “ • for the ‘Tate bus" student* to 80-inch newer main running phone service to the new junior calculation among earthly computers, going to have any chance at a^ Yesterday afternoon the prefer no-party confusion. They It is sUU an important house $8 Park 8t„ P.O. Box 827, tele One Year ...... tSJ OO sit on. want to play footsie with Wal and Is well worth" saving. through the Vernon Garden high school. Six Months ...... ♦ .... 1100 rather than any misunderstanding of he'd better start getting up in baseball team played Us first . Salazar to Speak phone 875-31$* or *48-2711. Three Months ...... 5.60 lace (who la unalterably opposed I f the Town would provide apartment complex now being COME TO Senate ’most every day and game of the seaeon (loeing to Jose Salazar, Cuban exUe, Two Arrested One Month ...... 1-85 instructions, or any piece of bsul space to a two-party system) and try the sHe (the adjoining property built on R t. S3. Stephen Turner, 17, of E l navigation, which caused Mayor Gris blast Lyndon Johnson.” Oiiventry JVs, 7 to 6). Lost win be the guest speaker, at Engineers for the apartments ' MEMBER or „ So says one of Gov. Georg* to save all five Republican Con is owned by the Town), I be lington and Peter D. Riddle, 16, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS n^ht t$e band played its flret about 8:30. Members , of the gressional seats captured last lieve the cost of moving could have decided on an eight-inch Pioneer Awards som amd Lieutenant Commander John Wallaces shrewdest political par^ and all area residents of 14 Fox Hill Dr., were sum Munson's The Associated Press Is exclusively entlUed oSoerL The science dub fair year. be raised by public subscription. main running to the filtration moned to court in separate in to the use of republlcatlon of all news d » Young to come down 60 miles from lieutenants. Moreover, this ad ii imderway today, with awards aro'«vlted to attend the pro plant to accommodate needs of patches credited to It or not otherwise credit vice has been given privately As the Alabama Negro gets Blveryone would stand to bene cidents yesterday. Each is 5% Hike in Pay ed in this paper and also the local news pub- their scheduled rendeivous. Priday evening. The student gram. fit by the saving of this hand their project. to Sen. John J . Sparkman, up Refreshments will be senred his vote, there will be punotures charged with failure to carry li»h«»d hrre. ^ , t .at But the fact that Major Grissom has dttunoUs WUI hold a car wash in the Wallace system. Some some residence and I am sure However, town offlciata have an operator’s licenser Both are CANDY All rieht!« of rf publication of •pecial di«- for re-election next year, ln i. •AWUniwillfiK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1988 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1965 P A G E T E N otrangla K by raidtiag tt,” sold th a t South Windsor R ep. MidNamfwa. Lowe. The representativeo American Legion to Honor Three Towns Begin Study Doan SVadortok Lowt, ohMg tXiat the very oxlataiioa Realtors Back Code of Ethies State GOP Chamber Meeting wKh Dr. Donald IfoRtson of cuumilttoe w m a force Town, Board Firm Review Car Crashes tbe atluna Adrtaocy OouncU, pressuring tbe state Into Top Officers of District 1 Subdivision Idea of R eined College lepreaentad ■fanrhartar. Dean ceptonoe of the ragtonal ooMega Which Bars Discrimination Lowe said ha llionglit'the plan I d ^ Into House AtFiano*s Tonighi cf organization Was a good one, Parker Village Plant Plans C alls O ff Ropreoentatlveo of dlocuoalon emterad around tha "Another factor In our 9a> Joim Boobs of Blast Olaston- Approved by deqiltem ite the th e fact ' tiiat at present vor," added Robert Breyerton, Tha atatement also aaaerts ter, Bart Hartford, and Olasfon- probable obotaolaa that would An automobila crashing ManctMflter reaHora, charged^ bury, cotnmondor o< cro p up. two dlrectlonz appear to loom chairmen of the Bast Hartford that realtors "have no right to District of tho A m o r i^ A foutvman color guard ftom the 1117th U.S.'Army buiy mot loot night for the flrrt In the com m unity college’s CoRimtttee for a Oommuntty Th. to.1. .f headlong into the living room laart week with ‘‘poealble housing One ebataols Is tim e: 4rnft of a report for the plan- plant, made about a year and a diacriminaition in Manchester,’ datarmlna tha racial, craedal or CROC Tie Logion; and Mrs. Anthony Mbr- GaiYiaon to Hartford wiH mark the beginning of the Zoning Unit thne after thetr napective future. College, "Is a rocent azmounoe- half ago, put an estimate of of a home at 199 Adama St gantl of Rocky HIU, prerident of The Oloetonbury Npresentative, Bed Parker ViUage sewage agreed this morning to continue ethnic compoaitlon of any Chamber of Commerce’s annual dinner tonight at 7:16 ortiool boards had oncoNiragod The obemoe of ztato support, ment by the Unlveralty of Cco- about tOO.OOO gallons of the daily early this morning not only or neighborhood or any port tiio First District AuxiUory, wlU Henry Schoepel, director of sec neotlcut that It wM no longer ^treatm ent plant, and has asked to stand by their established (Coatinned from Page One) at Fisno’s Restaurai^ Rts. 6 and 44A in Bdton. The planning uid xontng them to eacplore the Idea of a providing one road, would mean •' the Colonial Board Co. to re- flow of effluent from Colonial punched a wide gash in a wall code oit eithics, which bars dis thereof.” bo bonorod Saturday at 6:30 ondary edudathm, said that hie that the committee could Jurt accept nan-matrtotdatlng etu Board and Lydall ft Foulds, a In some communiUes, the p.m. at a testimonial dinner ri The high polnU of/Uie eve- OPEN MON. THRU SAT, 9 A iiT O *XHARGE r r AT CRAND.WAY...TAKI MONTHS TO PAY! BJANCIIESTISR EVENING HERALD, J^CHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1088 PA6B THIZTWW MANCHl!;»TiJiK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1985 «ACS TffELTI _L: V . . . ^ ------Hal Boyle Power Struggle ini Meriden Piss Pretty Hairdresser All-Expens^ SIntI Trip Reward May Echo Throughout State Rules Society Queens H m M For Loyalty By JOHN BUJOMFIELD 4m w sl laws and rsgulattona gb9sig^ of nerw commercial build- R4. eom into big; salons with big MEATOWN1215Va SILVER LANE, iAST HARTFORP __ Meriden Journal Reporter to toe Redevelopment Agency, Inga rising In toe heart of the PALM BBACH. n » . (AP) —* puUtcity campaigns and big EN. ROUTE to Saigon (AP) — . MERIDEN (AP)—Merlden is not to toe council or toe mayor. city will still some of toe criti huge houses ohecured by prices. Colette shuns all this - a l l m r a TS FRESH CUT— NONE PRE-PACKAfiEPr Many firms have a poUcy of in toe throes of a power struggle It has been that way sltKe toe cism. iveH-meimered landscmping »jw1 because, "1 don't want Just any rewarding employes . after long that may have repercussions all start of the program. Meanwhile, the council has boug«invlHea-c o v e r e d waHe body walking in off the streets." service. over Oormecticut. No loccd official outside toe been asking for—and gettlng- And she fears growing big and STORE HOURS: TUES.-WED. 9^; ^ **f5*fji*’’Iv i So does mine. Briefly, the issue is this: Who Redeveloimient Agency had mOre written reports and brief here reside the reigning queens controls the city’s urban renew seen very much In the way of ings on redevelopment matters. ImpersotMl. ’ SATURDAY 8 to 6 —» (CLO SiP_AlLl_PAYJj£NP^^ On completing 30 years at the c t intemaUonai society. same old typewriter stand, al and redevelopment program a breakdown of agency expendi Just over toe liorizon is coun In a tiny pink house with pink In other words, she is a happy —the Court of CJommon Ccmncll tures until late last year, when cil action to request federal woman the way she is — 40-ish was summoned by an execuUve funds for Mayor Shea’s proposed porcelain cats, a pink lily pond who told me: (the governing body) or toe Re the council and the Board of and beautiful with dimi^es, mis- development Agency? Appwtlonment and Taxation Oosstown Acceleration renewal and other very pink, very femi chevlous black eyes, lustrous FRESH, LEAN, BONELESS "We are 'giving you a free re asked to vote urban re- project. two-month trip, all expenses In trying to find an answer, nine frou-frou lives the mite- black hair, and single. “I have (Corporation (Counsel Joseph bonds totaling nearly $2.8 The Redevelopment Agency sized, iron-willed French girl always enjoyed being in love paid. Where do you think Is the million. recently told aldermen toe groee worst place In toe world to he Noonan has found that toe same who rules over these women but I have never thought I quev-^tlon is perplexing officials The bonds covered toe city’s cost of the Crosstown Accelera- with almoet totalitarian author- would enjoy being married," right now?" (k other cities in toe state. share of toe Central Area ur- tion project would be about $6.5 tty. she says. "Viet Nam," I repHed without Meriden’s Redevelopment ban renewal project (gross proj million. She ia Colette, their hairdres- She sometimes refers to her hesttation. Agency enjoyed what amounted ect cost: $9.4 million) and the But Aldermen want to knqw life in wartime Europe. "We„ isn’t that a strange 6A (Connector project (gross more about It tola time before coincidence?” exclaimed my to a free-whMling Independence **You woidd think she was the "I have seen such incredible for several years. project cost: $2.4 million). giving the Redevelopment Agen only hairdresser in mHes. the kindly superior. "That’s the Selection of a developer of the cy the green Hght. cruelty that my rich clients do very place we got you a Ucket The mayor has always had way Influential friends must get not dare complain to me,” Col PORK ROLLS the power to appoint members principal downtown parcel is No one knows how the tug of you In, and how you must mind to.” Imminent and the Redevelop war will turn out but the battle ette says slipping off five-inch Then he added as an aft of the agency, but that seemed your mannere if you expect to gold platform sandals, and to be about toe extent of the ment Agency is hopeful that the has been Joined. be permitted to return. erthought : squishing her toes in the plush "Better get over there as soon administration’s direct influ Waterproof Once it is reported the Du white carpeting tai her up^irs as you can. This monsoon sea ence. chess of Windsor begged Colette apartment. Once toe Court of Common son is about to start — and you Council voted to aisk for federal VINYL to pardon a friend banned from “niey are really wonderful certainly wouldn't want to miss Events in World the pink-curtained stalls with but they have so much that if a money for an urban renewal' that." project, control over the shap their glass-domed hairdryers, teeny, little thing goes wrong . So it was that I learned I had “Ne-vaire!” said the pretty they are so broken-hearted. ing of the project seemed to RANG(X)N, Burma, (AP) —4>canal in perpetuity and would BABY PANTS volunteered to help cover a skip out of the council's hands refugee vdth a charming accent. ‘Dream a little,' I tell them." third war. The others were Burma’s military government provide for a fixed term. Since the duchess, along with and into the hands of the Rede arrested 92 Buddhist monks in The spokesman said the new Because keeping abreast of World War n and our “police velopment Agency and its con former Paint Beach queen Dolly the newest coiffures is essential, action” in Korea. 11 cities and towns Tuesday pact must provide (or full Pana O’Brien, helped establish her sultants. night, acciLsing them of anti manian sovereignty over the Pkg. of 4 Colette returns to Paris to work When I Informed friends that The agency hired its own per present canal zone. '^ R ie g e l' here 18 tvinters ago, it pained with Alexandre. Ek]uaUy as nec I was going to Viet Nam they government activities. Colette deeply to refuse. sonnel and did ,ite own purchas An official broadcast claimed essary on her Job is her talent Colette, ruler of the queens of society, works on the hair of Miss Katherine Mc were of two opinions. Some said ing. Its budgets were submit PERTH, Australia, (AP) — “But it was a matter of prin for keeping secrets. they envied me, because they some monks were using religion Carty. The French refugee has been THE hairdresser to the great for 18 ted, not to the council, but to the as a cloak for .seditious activi Scores of U.S. families want to 26x34" 100% Cotton ciple and she understood." “You could never Imagine felt sure it would be an interest Urban Renewal Admini.stration mlg;rate to western Australia, years. (AP Photofax.) ing and educational assignment. ties and were working with cap 4 8 “ The famous Keimedy women, what I hear. Often I know much in New York and Washington. italists to sabotage toe govern which has been described as Maiiorie Merriwether Post, ac more than the lady who is talk The otoers, whose views I hap As far as the agency’s budgets new California. tress Dina MerriU, Jane little tardy for her appointment Lee Radziwill, the French miss They helped her move into the Easy pen to prize more highly, iMmply ment’s socialist economic poli Receiving Blankets Boilable, velvet- ing, but I say nothing, I Just pink house, always to be there are concerned, there's one big cy. The Perth Chamber of Com Wrightsman — in fact, aimoet emile to myself.” she must buy champagne for sUrs up some delectable cuisine said, "YOU must be out of your rub-the UR A wairts them set merce has received more than smooth. Full c u t, to go with the bubblewater. when their yachts tie up and the mind.” all the women on the inftenw.- Colette is also amused by ac the house. Sometimes the,treat up on a project-duration basis NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — 50 letters in the past week from seat, reinforced tional best-dressed lists make counts of her independence, now There was a time when Col shutters come oft and Pafan | ' A friendly cab driver to whom rather thr.n on the city’s calen Americans desiring to settle is on Colette. In her kitchen up ette had decided to go back to Beach comes to Ufe. I confided my mission had still President Jomo Kenyatta's gov reams, elastic waist I their ways to the tiny pink legend. "I have to be the boes To Sl'ite dar basLs, ernment {hedged Tuesday to here. bouse. here or I would be lost,” she stairs with the gaily painted Paris to stay, but her ladies They really don’t mind being | ft different reaction. Turning 2 f o r 5 8 *^ and leg bands. bossed by Colette. She pampers | But pressures have been build give Kenya a socialistic welfare The rush for information fol bievitably hair ikyilMs at- says. pots and pans given her by Mrs. wouldn't hear of Vt. And they and looking critically at my ing up to bring the city’s re lowed a glowing report on west Solids, prints. can be powerful persuaders. them, too. thinning hair and bulging wai.st- .state described as similar to Heavily fleeced both sidea Sanitized to repel toacting hig name clientele hloe- The third time a customer is a John F. Kennedy and her sister. All Meat development ftmetion closer to Britain and Scandinavia. ern Australia’s potential pub S-M-L-XL. line, he shook his head and re the council and the city admin lished recently in the magazine odons. Pretty pastels and prints. Stitched all marked : i.stration. The government published a U.S. News and World Report. around. "Gee, now I’m really worried. The most recent manifestation political manifesto which said Chamber of Commerce 1 didn't know the situation out of the council's restiveness was "African socialism differs polit director Peter Firkins said a \ Fresh Ground All Beef there was that desperate. Lyn its demand (or a ruling on ically from communism be similar rush followed another 3 B IG D A Y S don Johnson sure Ls scraping whether the Redevelopment cause H ensures equal political report on the state published in the bottom of our manpower Agency had the power to set right-s and from capitalism be toe Reader’s Digest some barrel.” the salaries of its own .staff and cause it prevents the exercise of months ago. The first action in approach di.sproportionate .political In whether it was a city or federal fluence by economic power ing any war is always a battle agency. Wine Figure Doublet with red tape. It took two weeks Corporation CJounsei Noonan groups." G/tanth and 12 dull needles to go sought to beg off because toe KNOWN FOR VALUES through a .series of medical agency’s executive director is PANAMA, (AP) — NegotiS' SAN FRANCISCO — The av • shots protecting against small tions between the United States erage American drinks nearly IHAMBURG hi.s brother. FrancLs S. Noonan. and Panama for a new Oanal twice as much wine as he did 30 pox, plaftuc. cholera and But the council told him to madte practically everj-thing el.se ex Zone treaty are being acceler years ago — .93 gallon a year a niling anyway. ated, a Foreign Office spokes compart with .56 in toe late Coinpl«to cmortm«itt of cept the inconvenience of .sud Aldermen thought the salary den metallic ventilation. Mod man said today. 1930.S. But he is still well below que.sUon germane because Fran He -said the new treaty would the Frenchman's 35 gallons, the now morchandiso—spociolly ern medicine doesn’t seem to cis Noonan’s salary was rai.sed eliminate the 1903 treaty's pro Italian's 31, and toe German's 1 0 lbs. have a wonder drug to prevent from $11,000 to $15,000 about 3',4. that. two years ago without anyone vision for U.S. control over the RURIAP niERGlAS* Then you have to go to the o u ts it the ag;ency finding out Viet Nam Embassy in Washing about it (or three months. TIR-VALAIKE SET ton, D.C., for a visitor's visa. Even then, it only came to Then you drop by the Pentagon light through an examination of for a chocolate milkshake, a the minutes. NO MONEY DOWN i Sole 1.97 . briefing, and a wallet identity The corporation counsel’s Taka «p to 3 YIARS card from the Department o t opinion was that the agency was swarming termites 27x52" Innerspring to pay for aH ponkatw SPEOAL PURCHASE Defence which warns our public indeed an arm of the city gov LIVERWURST information officers abroad that ernment. which would seem to Get both tier and valance Cosco you are a newsman. mean that Ks employes are city are a warning CRIB MAHRESS at one kwr price! Fiber- I flew on then to Kansas City, employes, presumably subject GRANT CREST* niERGUS* glas* ^ass yam fabric; Mo., to say goodbye to my 77- to the same rules as other city Folding Stoel Fremw no ironing. 30* or 36*. year-old mother. I thought I employes. CARS AND SHORTIES This b tlw LOWEST pries would have to console her. but Tension rose again when May actually she consoled me. I or WlHlam T. Shea made It MESH PLAY PEN in yton! At thb prie*. gue.se we have had so many clear to toe Redevelopment 6.00 NO-RON DACRON* farewells over the years that Agency that he wanted to bring Smooth top. White Juvenile print. Boarg^-te- Solo 1*77 parting from each other has hi; le f^ affairs under the con • 40”x40’' Frame RUFFLED CURTAINS put sem* in your frtoitr.. become a way of life for us. trol of the (Corporation , C^oun It Costs Less to Control Termites than to Ignore Them! sulation. Ctotton felt All plastic cover. 5" • 28'/*” High "Son, I know that what’s hap- sel's office. It costs you nothing to find out if hidden termites (so called "flying thick. ' No-iron Fiberglas* glass *nts") are destroying the understructure and woodwork of your homa 3raro fabric. Pinch-pleat By Vho PiDCD perting over there ia terribly Shea is pushing a special act Sole 2a97pr. Impoptaiit to us.” she said. "I in the General Assembly to PHONE or WRITE now for complete FREE inspection by a trained Folds to 4(4" flat. White nylon netUng. Sturdy bnrfi- topa Cafes with brass- Just hope you can explain so create a law department at Oty eipert. Over 6(X),0 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1966 Pages IS to 2B. MANCHESTER BVENIM^ raJRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1968 Section Two WEDNESDAY. APRIL 28, 1966 lianrlfrBter lEtt^ning Hrralii PAGE FOXJXtTEEN Kusick and Mary K. Bimmona, Bohool, 9 ajn. to 4:80 pjn. Mon- tions, changes In school assign ment may be neoeeeary to equal- Jaick-JiU Parly •TH€ MARVa OF MAIN STtI Coventry Grade 7. d ^ ; 9 « m . to 8 p.m. and 8 p.m. Honors roll, Grade IJ, Roee- to S b.m. TufwlikV. iae the cMssroom load In these mary Belardino, Roeeamte Bi At the Robertson Bohool, 9 two elementaiy schols, Supt. Honors G>uple College Fills Needs lodeau, Forster Grant, Itonald n. to 4:30 p.m. May S, and TUley reportsk E f ICOflC Cotf It Valedictorian, Salutatorian Hudak, Charlea Lowery, Mary 9 ajn. to 4:30 pm. and 6 pin. Mite Cblynnc B. Waaton of Jane Miner, BeniUa Plaster, to 8 pjn. May 6. Selma M arch ers Vernon and Arthur C. Kelly of Catherine Solenskt, Marcua Til Birth certlflcatea and proof Manchester were feted at a Of People: Babbidge Are Named at High School of vaocinatlon muat be preaent- Jack and Jill Shower Saturday ton and Judith Treschuk. ■ ed at .time tif reglaterlng chil- Rebuke C harges n l^ t at the Italian American NFS klMDtNTS Also, Grade 11, Denise Be diren who wlU be eix years old Club., About 130 friends and UConn President Homer D. Babbidge Jr. said last RonaUI Rudak hM been nam-« Mias Treschuk is also a mem noit, Richard Salters and David on or before Dec 31. t ‘V>' ' ber of the National Honor So O f Imnforality relatives from Oonneotlout and night that “ the highbrows may put the lowbrows out of •d valedictorian at Coventry Sitorrs; Grade 10, Burton Han Fhyaloel esamlnatlons for all Massachusetts attended the ciety and Is a past secretary sen, ’Thomas Lowery, Kathleen ohlklreii entering Grade 1 are party which was given by the business if the trend of lookng down one’s nose at vo Hlgb School with Miss Linda 1 P age One) SShop of the organisation. She la ed Mahr, Thomas Pspsfloe, Peter required by the board of educa future bridegroom’s grand 903 Main St. cational training in state universities continues.” D oggart and Miss Judith Tre- itor-in-chief of the school’s Poucel, Cynthia Squires and tion. Forms for the family phy Dr. Babbidge, addressing Uie'|’ ' new'spaper and co-captaln of the a i proof of his charges, when mother, Mrs. Nonnie Hildlng of 643-2478 adiuk, sharing honors of the Frederick Young; Grade 9, sician report may be had from 313 Charter Oak St annual dinner-meeting of the which ranks second in the n a -, majorettes. She is also a 4 H David Adamclk, Janette Bois the school when registering she and the other members of Manchester League of Women ealutatory position. the group called on him the day Also present at the party tion in pet capita Income, yet Club mem/ber and a member of vert, Caroljrn Cnme, Peter Cun with such reports made after Voters, said, “ The next revolu Hudak is the son of Mr. and before he made bis speech. were the members of the wed 47th in per capita expenditure St. Mary’s Roman Catholic ningham, Sherrie Deming, April 1 -aooepted. tion In the function of American for higher education. Is hecom -1 Mrs. John Hudak of Midland Church Confraternity. James Ikiton, Joann Gillon, "He had a thick envelope of ding party. They Include Miss Rd.; Miss Doggart is the • Parents may pick' up In ad Susan West of Rockville, the land grant colleges is to educate ing an export state for Its stu-1 To Visit Great Britain Randall Glenney, Maurice (s- pictures,’’ Sister Mary said. "I the ^ p l e at the expense of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob vance the registration forma adeed If I could see them. I maid of honor; Mrs. Robert Nell dents, with more than 13,000 a | Miss Carolyn 'Trask of Cov serman, Adele Kennon, Shlrl«y at the school offices for return prestige.’’ year attending out - of - state ert Doggart of Ripley Hill Rd., Kuchy, Ellen Lawson, Joan looked at every one. None was of Bolton, and Miss Lynne Wes end Miss Treschuk, the daugh entry, who will visit the British ing on the registration day. He defended state universities, scliools." Murdock. Robert Purvis, Jan Identified or dated. ton of Vernon, a sister o f the such as Connecticut’s, “ for Its ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Isles this summer in the first Children being registered are bride-elect, bridesmaids; Rich Babbidge said that the Uni 4-H member international ex 'Thompson and Carolyn Usher. "I saw nothing offensive to non-system pattern of higher ed Treschuk of Rl. 44A. to be brought In when at that me. If it hadn't been a racially ard Kerr of Manchester, a versity of Connecticut has be change, got .some pointers Sun Also, Grade 8, Alan Aho. time for a pre-school survey as ucation, working within the con come the most selective public Hudak is vice president of the mixed group. If they hadn’t cousin of the future bridegroom, text of the needs of ite state day on what to expect during Beverly Bearce, Deborah Brink, to his or her readiness for best man; Joseph Russo of state university in the country, National Honor Society, has a a briefing se.saion at the Uni been weary, and If they were Inhabitants,” and said, “ there "with more out-of-state appli Kathleen Cooper, Larry Dlns- school. not engaged In civil rights activ South Windsor, and Robert Nell letter of commendation from versity of Connecticut. Is no conflict between good cants each year than, for ex • . y / , -y / .y the NaUo.TBl Merit Scholarship more, Martha Ellworth, Rita Supt. of Schools Wilson L ities, no one would pay any at of Bolton, a cousin of the bride Faulkingham, Stuart Griffin, S ] 4 - M science and the needs of the ample!, all of Yale’s combined 1 program, la that Daigle's domestic dif^ul- j the ,J>iJL paid that extension of Friday, April 30th—South Methodist Church the terih would brinjg about May 17 -Was set as his court Black or ties had not been resolveO. His more efficient admini.stratlon of date. Brown 7:45 P.M.— Fellowship Hall arrest was toe result of a die- j town clerks' functions through turbance recently at his home. ' continuity in office. Other dispositions: ilarriell G. Carr, 17, Somers, making un necessary noise with a motor TV Set Stolen vehicle, $12; Gary Crawford, 18, Chestnut Trailer Park, making As Owner Slept SLACKS unsafe turn, $35; Hans J. Ellaus, 33, Hazardville, failure to carry ARTHURS license and failure to carry i^g- A portable television set val Who has over 200 pairrof slacks in avery size and price range? REGAL, OF ued at about $160 was reported Istratlon, $3 each count; Leon ■■ MARLOW’S says- ard Fielding, 30. Tankeroosan stolen in a daring break into an •ALWAYS SAYING YOU MONEY' COURSE! Who offers the best values in price and quality? REGAL, OF Rd., failure to grant right of apartment on Adams St. last A l l way. $30, and Thomas W. Mair, night while the occupant was COURSE! WHO ALTERS YOUR SLACKS WITHOUT CHARGE? REGAL, OF 17, Legion Dr., speeding, re sleeping. 942 MAIN $TRECT. at Coraer of $T. JAME$ Jarman atylaa duced from reckless driving, Police say that Thomaa F. COURSE! Coma in tomorrow and gat "Slacked-Up" for the whole season. $45. Johnson of 144 Adams St. also Coil 643.1505 for FREE. PROMPT DEUVERYi ara PTA President lost about $13 in the break which ALSO, Maxle Sellers, 22. Staf occurred between 8:30 last night ford Springs, driving the wrong Roy C. Johnson of 75 Pleasant and 4 :30 this morning. The tele ON SALE FOR ONE WEEK at correct TO GIVE YOU way on a one-way street, $10; St. was re-elected president of vision set, a 17-inch, brown-col Casually Brian (kirtls, 20. Phoenix St., toe Wash'lngton School PTA ored model, and the money MORE COMFORT! same charge, $10; William Yeo last night at its meeting at toe could have been stolen, poUce YOUR FRIENDLY Walgreen AGENCY on campus WEAR-TESTED mans, 19. Somers, speeding, $30; — ’■ssl n ...... __ school.. say, by entering through a pos Joan L. Ulrich. 19, Mile HIU Also re-elected was Mrs, Paul sibly unlocked door. IZO tot, before bebif offered for tale, eeery hrmen style Is fkit Rd., disregarding stop sign, 'White, vice president; Mrs. $15, and Dennis Suiter, 20, 12 Michael .^ponara, secretary; ‘Vseer-tested.” TWs means that the orifinal model it worn Cottage St., defective equip and Howard C3haoe, treasurer. SHOE \ /OERTAL'' ment, $10. nder everyday eondttiom. It altered and adjusted until, wties Alfred Fredette, a Grade 6 N o 11 e s were entered in teacher at the school, Mrs. R. E. Wandell POLISH )i CUSNIOII SeeHy approved for production. It hat a ‘'friendliness of fit” yoi charges against Robert Pierce, Richard T r e x 1 e r and David ro« So, North Coventry, charged Comins were elected delegates don't get in ottor shoes. The Jarman blucher shown here Building Rag. 29o NOW , Reg. 69c NOW with misuse of a limited license; to toe PTA Council. Fredette 41e Is a cate in point. And K is handsome to bool, with “sideline* Evelyn PhilUps, 42, Somers, op and Mrs. Trexler ■were also re 19c erating under suspension and elected to ofittoe. AU _ of the o f Contractor m m for Itat bind saw look. Conn in end try i pair. operating an unregistered motor ficers wU'l be Installed at the Residential-Commercial vehicle, and Dorothy Stocking, May 18 meeting. 58, Simsbury, failure to drive The sixth grade presented a Alterations-Remodeling in the estabUshed lane. demonstration of harmony and Picture Mom “day” FARAH sang several songs imder the “ Business Built On OP TBXAO SAHARA GAS ORDERED direction of Miss Martha White, Customer Satisfaction” . LONDON — Britain plems to music supervlibr. Mrs. Bernard import 700,000 tons of methane Brennan, ways and means chair Full Insurance Coverage Forothinto gas from toe Sahara each year man. spoke of the work being for the next 15. The gas, done for the Washington School 82 BALDWIN ROAD shipped In liquid form from Fair which is scheduled for May Algeria, will meet a tenth of 22 from 10 a.hi. to 3 p.m. Tel. 644-6450 Britain's needs. Mrs. BJdward OomeUi and her After 5:0G P.M. committee served refreshments. 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May 6, from 2 to 4 p.m. Fatal Accident In the Legislatupe h M on reUgloui holidays. to open her home for this pur By Mrs. Smith pose. "Appointments with Art" Linked to Drink Uo$pUal SuiU may also be ordered by calling Mrs. George M. ElUs, 268 Brim- HAR'TFORO (AP)—Two toon- HARTFORD (AP)—The legis Mr*. Robert H. Smith Of 181 Highway Aides Seek lature’s Judiciary Committee fteld Kd., WathersfleM, after agers kilied in a collision in Hartford Rd. has been nahxed voted a favorable report Tues Monday. Kent two weeks ago had )>ecn Manchester area captain ifor the Proceeds from the sale of the day on a bill which would open drinking at a tavern in Wing- the door for negligence suits new continuing project which books wlU enable the wcmion's Land-Takii^ Powers against hospitals. Hospitals cur- the Women’s Committee o f the committee to meet the pledge dale, N.Y., the sUte police com lenUy enjoy immunity from Wadsworth AtheneuHl, Hart it mode last year to the muse missioner said Tuesday. ford, is inlUatlng to benefit the HARTFORD (AP) 8tate»puret>reook will follow stitute of the YWCA on Thurs Torrington, had also been drink any locatidn, good or bad,” is encouraging temperance by day and Friday in Bedford, N.H. ing but was not intoxicated, claimed Adam ^urek. ter pupils to and from school. the school and club year by be controlling the price of name- Bide are invited for a period of ginning with Sept. 1 aad run They are Mrs. C. ElasUm Per Mulcahy said. DISHWASHER! Knurek and other department The driver of the other car, MORMRTY BROTHERS l^rand Hquors. three and five years. ning through Aug. 31. ry and Mrs. Richard Reichen- officials testified Tuesday before The New Hartford RepubUcan bach, memibers of the Manches Mrs. Natalie Coarse, 60, of SOI CENOTR STREET — TEL. 648-6186 the General Assembly’s Roads made the comment Tuesday Specifications and bid forms A luncheon and a meeting for Bridgeport, was seriously In are available at the Office of all workers on Monday at 12:15 ter Town "YWCA Oomlttee, and and Bridges Committee. while speaking in support of a Mrs. John HorUm, executive jured. . LEASINO PLANS FOB ALL 19S6 BIAKES A MODELS They spoke In favor of a bill bill thsit wouM repeal the mini the Business Manager, School p.m. in the Tapestfy Room of State police said Heuschkel's Administration Building, 1146 the museum will Wck-dff the secretary of the YWCA. that would give the state high mum price mark-up law passed The workshop is. one of a car veered off Route 7, hit the way commissioner the specific by the 1968 General Assembly. Main St. Sealed bids will be re project. Many hostesses will shoulder, careened back across ceived until 10:30 a.m.. May 20, open their homes for parties series scheduled from Feibruary authority to take land for a Eddy told the legislature’s through May in various regions I the road and struck Mrs. highway even If It Is already In Liquor Control Committee he at which time they will be pub where people may order or pur I Coarse’s car head-on. chase tlie engagement book of this country and Canada. Read Herald Advertisements • • public use, as a parkland, for had seen r » real evidence to licly read. Makes You Want To Do The Dishes example. support minimum liquor costs. The bill was oppoeed by sev “ So far as arguments that eral speakers from the Hamden- they encourage tmnperance, I New Haven area where the de say Baloney," he said. lU EC T M C partment intends to put a con Spokesman for the liquor in- nector road for Route 91 through diovby oppoeed repeal. Eddy East Rock Park. was the only supporter of the GENERAL ELECTRIC Refrigerator A citizens’ group from the UU. GARGAIN area, the Save the Parks Com Potterton’s mittee, has filed a suit challeng H outing Bia$ Fully Automatic ing the department’s authority HARTFORD (AP)—A bill that Freezer to take parklands. would allow the State Civil Peggy Lee and Benny Goodman in Rehearsal A lower court has ruled Rights Oommlsslon to seek in against the plaintiffs, who have JuncUve reUef in housing dls and head back for North Dako since taken the case to the crimination cases has received ta, but Benny talked her out of I State Supreme Court of Errors. a favorable report from the Peggy Lee, Benny Goodman it. He told her .she would im Portable Dishwasher Meanwhile, the department is Senate Oezmrsl Law Oommtttee. -^^UXnJbp^^ prove ; and she did. She started I seeking passage of the bill to The blU, approved Tueetday, clicking with records of "Some ■pell out In unmistakable lan contains a provision requiring Team Again After 22 Years body Else Is Taking May guage that It has authority to the commisBlon to post any bond Place’’ and "Why Don't You Do take land already in public use that may be required by the Right" and other numbers now for highway purposes. cottrt or the Judge granting the HOLLYWOOD CAP) — It WM«>with Pegrg:y through a few cho- cherished by aging swingsters. Knurek and the other officials injtsiotlon. a meeting at the summit, a sen- ruses of hortxjrs a Beatle She quit the band to be a | Insisted that the department al timentaJ reunion of Peggy Lee tune, "Hard Day’s Night." housewife and mother, but hus 12 Cubic Foot ways weighs carefully all the Trading Stamps BIG CAPACITY AT and her oldtime boss, Beimy The audience went wild. band Dave Barbour convinced! arguments for and against a HARTFORD (AP)—The legis Goodman, in her penthouse "Why don’t you come out and her to make some records for proposed highway location. lature’s General Law Commit apartment high above the■ Sun“ play Melody land with m e?" Capitol. She embarked once | with 70-lb. "The highway department,” tee has tabled a number of bills aet strip. Peggy asked. more on a career that has con Knurek said, "has never set a aimed at trading stamps. Some The famous pair met with "Why not?” answered Benny. tinued to flourish. Frtosor dapcalty highway location based on pure of the measures tabled Tuesday SMALL COST AND director Nick Castle and mem So here they are. If the en ly engineering considerations. would have ptxrfilbited the dis bers of Miss Lee’s rhythm com gagement is a success, it may ‘ \ That would be poor planning.” tribution of trading stamps in This Is not ni smaO spsrt- Opposition to the measure In bo to plan her re-teaming with lead to more engagements to meat size- Connecticut. AH of the bills are Benny after a lapse of 22 years. gether. SINGER clu d e the Connecticut Forest dead for the current session. It wiU take place next week at The whole thing started. Ben and Park Association, Feder Melodylartd in Anaheim, and ny recalled, whan he and his ated Garden Clubs of Connecti Death Penalty aficionados of the swing era will wTfe dropped in for a nightcap Smortty cut, Simsbury Conservation MPRIOBRATOR-PRBBZBR Commission, and the Connecti HARTFORD (AP)—A blU that ONLY consider it a historic event. in the Buttery of the Ambassa iT Dwei^ROhd GENERAL would do away with the death cut State League of Sportsmen’s Such types, now pushing dor Hotel in Chicago. a ^ i Service For 12 Capacify penalty wae given a favorable "I heard this girl sing and for Lmtinq Clubs. bravely through their 40s, can ELECTRIC Mayor Richard C. Lee of New report Tuesday by the legisla- MO FBOSll get choked up as they recall right away I knew she had Btouty tiu-e’s Judiciary C ^m lttee. The Save time and work. Refrigerator something," he said. "I was WHY SETTLE FOR LESS? Haven, in a letter to the com gawking before bandstands in mittee, accused the Highway death penalty at present can on section defrosts itself automatioally. the war years and listening to always looking for new talent, sew on a ly be imposed for first degree so I decided to give her a try.” DELUXE Department of seeking a "li a Twin porcelain-enameled crispers the agile clarinet of the King of Note These Oufsfanaing Features: cense to decimate the parks and murder, and ihen only when the $248 Swing and the languorous tones Peggy made her debut in the new SINGER* open spaces.” Jury returns a separate verdict hold a bushel a Tight-sealing of his beauteous blonde singer Flame Room of the Sherman sewing machine! sp^ficany recommending MILLION-MAGNET* doors, no latches. "Why doncha do ri-ight,” she Hotel, and she was admittedly • POWER TOWER 30-INCH death. The alternative la Ufe Im- Sick Cattle HCA WHtALFOOl AggMtwcw •*• Pmdvetg ei Whttipeef CorpenUon. Dgntpa Harbor. MieKioan. would moan, "like some other bad. YOU prisomnent. men do-oo—’’ "I was painfully shy — had no General Electric’s There-Wsah In this modsl begins by shooting JeU HARTFORD (AP)—The Sen tfvaamaraa------. ^ RwA ana uaao airwiangf w ^vaa$*iwGama>i ^ ------ivbio wafpORvaafi ARRRav Peggy sang with Goodman for stage presence whatsoever.” of spray upward to thoroughly cover the dishea ate has passed and sent to the she said. "All the songs were in IFhcri nrv jbf fonorrOH A Of S ( N C E R tndAjft RANGE governor a bill giving the com Voting Times only two years, IMl to 1943 but HARTFORD (AP) — Votore their collaboration remains a Helen Forrest’s key. and she missioner of agriculture the I I .sang higher than I did. The re- CAN • SHOWER-FLO power to order the destruction would be able to rtsy in the I memorable one. 'It resumed re SINGER polMrg: booths tor two mbiutaa cently wdien Benny dropped In I views were horrible and even SEWING CENTERS of an enOre herd if neoeaaary ! the boys in the orchestra The next phase of Thoro-Wssh In this model is a downward deflecUoB to control tuberctSoais or bnicel- under a blU favorably reported to hear his onetime employee at SS2 MAIN ST.—643-888S Btesin Street East in New York. | wouldn’t talk to me I might of wash watsr to ersaU a oouatar-wash agltaUon. losis in cattle. Tuesday ^ the legislature’s The comnvlssioner now has Elections Committee. The cur He got up on the stand, bor- have fainted if they did.” • a Tr»#«»'li gr THT SINGE* COiaWANY 00 OUT rowed a clarinet and noodled Peggy was ready to pack up <• unOtr $INGE> COiOMT ^ authority to order the slaughter rent 6 me limit per voter is one • PO¥TER ARM of Individual animals. minute. ____ f i f - r T)teine bill,mil, provides rorfor theuw pay-p a y The committee also approv^ DiU aggressive, awiri-areund stap gives you sparkUag, ^mtless dlshss, ment of 19 to $800 for ea^ a blH which allows voters to Bllverwrare and glssswars. *'■ '' i T f J j WHEN THE r ■■ :iv- : !• ' I?" " • FLUSHAWAY DRAIN I with Backguard Light, An* DISHES Pre-rinsing or scraping is unnsoessary. The Flushawey Drain Uquiflss tomatlc Clock Controls, Oven soft food particles and pumps thsm away. No messy screens or fllten Umar, Removahla ovan door. Closing Out Entire Line WESTERN to clean. 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EVENING HESBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANCHES^^ CONN, WEDNESDAY^ ^ R IL 28, PAGE EIGHTEEN — ^ — ------In popularUy among Russian stoad of ttede 8am being in toe forms his repertoire of senga to are in govartimettt iBbs and Is Women Organize toe accompimiment of his gui youth la toe poet Novella Matv-‘ Fight Looms nuclear force, on the idea that m ediator In V iet Nam. What a of (be kind of psjh forefront of too fight against ever he aeeka, his Uted state Gallagher Cites tar. Okudmva himself is the yeeva. An attractive and sweet the Americans could sand the choloflcal quesUomalrea soma such privacy Invaslona, soma Qub Tomorrolv voiced singer, Kira Smirnov, ment can encourage hostility in U.S. Bganctes are among the Young Folks Singing Upset Russian Rulers unabashed hero of moet of hla French to death without them federal em{doyes and Job i^ipU- verses and stories—the teSn-ege sings the pool’s songs before DeGaiille Again Asks Ada to American policies and^ Odd Questions ^ oMrf offenders. Over Region selves dying. But the source of cante have to taka. boy who went to war in IMi to selhmt audiences. that death, theoretically, would toe long run strengtoen toe R ^ This particular ted, be said, An orgaalKatlonal dtimer Chinese hand. On Job Forms . EMERGENCY LANDING meeting for toe fomaUen of a MOSCOW (A P )—Some o f toe<»legaT. Soviet censorship hsa nev-'♦and contem porBjIea have been<9 One critic, Yurt Andreyev,! a great many songs he describ ^ h t br^^y while trembling In The regime critics profess be Soviet nuclear power. goes on for SOO quesUoos "but ed as "cheerless, gloomy and fear andYuumed to Moecow to wtlltngnoss to accept moet of De Gaulle appeeuw to be stead LONDON (AP) — Biwking- toul^tinlstTeas O ta b «U 1 be ■inglng by Russia's restive er approved it. It’a not for sale spreading over the country for wrote in toe conservative liter Rich in Oil Yet De Gaulle seems to view question 231 reatty takas the ary journal Oktyabr (October) dism al.” gaze sadly) and wisely at life toe composifiona of Okudzhava. Neutral South Asia ily Isolating himself from toe WASHINGTON (AP) — Rap. ham Palace saM today Prince held tomorrow nigiii at at young people is begtnnlrg to In state record and music shops four or five years. the Soviet Union as part of his cake.” It Mks, true or falsa; The Soviet Communist Par tost toe erase was too wide Many of these offensive songs, around him) Miss Matvyeeva and others. But United States and even from toe Oomelius E. OaUaghar, D-N.J., I find answering these quea- FtilHp and Quean Mother B»*A^ MUIsr's Restaurant.' trouble this country’s colrnmu- and ths government radio and NEW DELHI, IndU (AP) — Eluropean aetUement and It now nist rulers. ty’s cultural overseers imMl re spread to ignore any longer. he said, were composed and A few years ago Ws novel they are bitterly critical of the engaged in cordially exchanging red of Wedem Europe, which asked his colleagues today If tlona to be a rather unpleasanf beOi m ade an em erganoy heU- Mn. Dorothy Veihey of the television stations tgrely play The barren area which India PARIS (A P)— ^President Charles de Gaulle called P^tnvMie Toastmtotreas Cfrib The songs are tolkloric bal cently ignored it — probably He quoted a Soviet observer’s popularized by Bulat Okudzha "Good Health TO You, School prerevolutionary and Stalinist views the Russians oA what may soon regard the comer they would like to answer such task. oopter landing to avoid a hail era prison camp ballads that and Pakl-Ntan are fighting ov er again Tuesday night for a neutral Southeast Asia free will be toe p«ed speaker. In- lads, about love, beauty, faresvay. But tape recorders are rela obunUpg on it to die a natural explanation of the younger gen va, a minstrel poet and novelist. boy,” described the terror and to do about "regulating the Ger stone of De Quito’s policy as true-false questions as these In T guess if you answer true to storm . The much-crltlctzed Okudzha ugliness of toe combat soldier's figure prominently In toe col outright hoatmty to the United Ftinea Philip was at toe con tareeted women may contact pa'rts.JJfeedom. Many ware bom tively cheap hers and thousands death. eration’s mood: In the Rann of Kutch l.i poten- o f outside influence and a strong, independent France. man question” without Ameri order to gd a job in Congress: that one, H makes you suspect,” "It’s obvious—toey’rs fed up, va, 41, is toe author of nearly life. It showed an Ironic humor lection of young peoples’ States. I feel very fulKy about my ■aid GaMaghar, a member of trols of tot heUooptar Monday Mm. Lola Dunham, 97 BattlsU in toe underworld and to Si of guitar ptaiyera help toe iiLately, literary and cultural tlRlly one of India’s beat oH- In a 15-minute television and radio “ Fireside chat,” can Interference. publications have expressed toe you know, with singing about 1(X) songs. He is one of the and lacked the posturing hero favorites. dn s. toe House Oovemment Opera whan be saw a didden storm Rd., or Mrs. Howard Baoksr, berian prison camps—both Obar- youngsters make (heir own bearlng regions, a top Indian OeGauIIe oondenmed the war in^ In Ada, the French for all let and Stalinist. traditional <3ommunlst Party the capital construction plan soviet younger’ generation’s ics common to other Soviet war I like Westerns on television. tions Committee. approaching. RcaMdng K was Glastonbury. m usic. REAIX.Y PAPER-THIN officia l said today. , Viet Nam but avoided any di many and Europe exriuding the practical purposes appear to Prelate 57th In See had, he made a quick landing Nobody knows how many mll- It la hedrd and sung la sniaU suspicion o f any popular Initia'- and toe tensile strength of re leading literary Idols, outstrip- novels. An official of the Oil and Nat rect crttlclem of U.S. military I am contented with my sex Gallagher contended that ing toe waning popularity of Okudehava’s father is said to NEW YORK — A new paper United States but including have left the Southead -Ada on a parade ground at a mili f b o f e s s i o n o f p b o p t t Uone of oopiee of theae songs 'groups gathered in a dormitory, Uve K does not control. inforced concrete.” ural Gas Commission said In action there. M oscow. Treaty Organization. De Gaulle life. Americans' right to privacy is Andreyev, argued that most of pt^ Yevgeny Yevtushenko. have been executed as a spy manufactured for electronics SAN JUAN, P.R.—The Most I love my mother. tary bistallstl^ near Bicester. have- been passed from group around a campflrs or in some The dlacuasion betrays mild dian experts have found traces De Gaulle said French poUcy Not long ago, De Gaulle pic will send only an observer to being assaulted by “electronic m ow YORK — Tho average the songs express an c^m istic The origin of the sweeping in the prewar Stalinist purges applications is so thin that Rev. Luis Aponte Martlnei, new I eometones think tost I failed eavesdropping, maU checks, "You couldn’t describe K as a buslneaa economist makes 8l 0i- to group, town to town on tape one’s home. astonishment at the extent of of oil there. bolds that "no heg;emony exer- tured the Soviet Union’s great next month’s meeting of foreign toe movement and perplexity and romantic view of life which folk song revival is generally and his mother reportedly spent 6,CK>0 riieets make a stack only He said thi.s ha.s been co»> Catholic archbishop of San in love. peepholes bi work areas and forced landing,” said a Buck IM a year after « dosen or recordings end in typewritten The haunting melodies and an inch high. Want ao carload? deed by anyone, no forelg;n In- military strength as the key fac miniders, an Indication he over how it started and what communism also espouses. traced to Okudzhava’s highly 19 years in a slave labor camp. firmed by Soviet and Romanian Juan, Is the ieland’s first native- FUrting Is often a lot of fun. restrooms, trash snooping and Ingham Palace spokesman so yearn’ experience. Be earns and longhand manuscripts. poignant, sometimes naive.Iyr- The price is $1,000,000. tervenUon In the Internal affairs tor In his Inddence on an Inde wants It to be clear that he Is "Prince PhlBp saw the storm Ths music is technically ti ics compoeed by their ancestors to do about it. In addition mo these, there are popular recitals in which he per Ranking near to Okudzhava experts who \1.slted the area of any state, no prohlbltkm pendent French nuclear deter not committed to U.S. policy In born archbishop but the 67th This ted, he said Is a speech otoer equally alarming Intru 210,000, on the avarw , If he prepared for the House, was ahead and took quick action, and corroly/rated by a Soviet made to any countty adiatao- rent. He still Insists on that and that area. person to occupy toe 460-year- sions.” worics In New York City. uncovered by House Investigat- But, ha contended, that tat- that was aH.” seismic .ship which .surveyed the aver to maintain peaceful rela scorns the proposed multilaterai Perhaps De Gaulle seeks to be old see. offshore area in the Gulf of tions with any oUier country Kutch in November. Whatsoever, can be Justified.” "O n the contrary,’ ' he contin Indian experts have com ued, "as we see it, the higher pleted geological and gcophy.st- Interest of the human epedes tal explorations and are plan demands that each nation be ning furUicr steps early next responsible for itself, free of year. any encroachments, and aided The Rann of Kutch i.s about 9.- fa) its progress without condi 000 .square miles in area. Of tions of obedience. Thi.s. Paki.stan and India are "Hence, our severe disappro di.sputing 3,500 .square miles. val of the war which is spread The official said the ankale.sh- ing in Ada more and more from war oil well to the east of Kutch day to day.” is pre.sently producing at the The 74-year-old French leader rate of 3,000 tons daily. offered no new approach to a India al.so built, with Soviet solution of the Vietnamese cri collaboration. Uie Gujarat refin sis. He repeated hie old call for ery near Ankale.shwar. It.s first neutrality and independence of unit is scheduled to go into the nations of Souttieast Asia, production later this year. die of Finance’s former Indo The official said Paki.stan is china possessions. aware of India’s efforts to go in ^peaking an hour after De for oil in a big way in Kutch, G a^e, President Johnson told a EVERYTHING'S PRICED RIGHT AT MOTTS! [ COUPON J and "this mainlyaccounts for its news conference In Wadiington CUP TWS COUPON change to sudden spurt of interest backed thaf U.S. strategy In the Viet by guns and tanks.” Nam war was not being run as toward tho purchoso of a popularity contest. SAVE THIS In line with what Johnson change to FRESH MEAT OF said, U.S. officials discounted COFFEE SALE! COUPON Events the impact of the disapproval of $3.00 OR MORE Z the war expressed by Us MAXWELL Vaxw EU n WORTH Coufion good at GaUne. OFF >>H0USt ID. In Capital In Saigon, reaction to Do HOUSE ANY MOTTS SUPBI MARKET motfs SUPER MARKETS GauUe’e comments was sharp. ^ can WHMI rriM IS AVARABU WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi "His statement is conddent CHASE & dent John.son popped in on the with the whole Uae o f French 50* COUPON UMIT—ONE PER FAMILY annual dinner "ruesday of the policy," a South ^Tetnameee motrs SUPER FOOD MARKETS SANBORN 7 9 Coupon expires Saturday, May 1st, 1965 save U.S. Chamber of Commerce official said. "This poUcy Is not Not AvaiUblo CouDon radMiTwd only on purchai* of roupon Itwn listed honoring ’’great living Ameri consistent wMh the interests of a cans’’ and used the occa.sion to free Viet Nam. SHOP-MTI OKAPI JtLLY.ORAPl JAM OR ORANOI SHOMITI OR V-l praise Secretary of Defense After De Gaulle recorded Us 1 -Q iio rt In Grariar At Storo c h a n g e ^ save the 1 4 - o z .c o n s Roljert S. McNamara. speech, he met with Soviet For' •I With McNamara among toe dgn bUnister Andrei A. Gromy VEOETABLE JUKI 3 guesto who were honored, John ko who is vidtlng Paris. There change MARMALADE ~ 2 & 39^ SHOP-RITI son said; "You praised him for was no hint of any joint Soviet MOTTS CUT FROM COBX~FED YOCXG PORKERS making decisions without re French action toward settling FROZEN FOODS MBPOOOFOOO MT gard for political considera (he ^^etnameee war. PRUNE JinCE— .4 •1 tions. Since these are left to me, While Us comment on Viet you have passed an Oscar on to Nam was terse, De OauUe m v a l -- - 6 - 7 9 ^ PINIAPPLI-ORAPRFRUrr SHOP-RITE or BANQUET .■ BANANA me.” spelled out in measured, vigor l-Q u o r t The award cited McNamara ous phrases one of Us favorite MUILLiR'S ILBOW |M MM SHOP-RITE—------1 4 - o s . MM •1 • CHOCOLATE for "his skill as a leader of men (hemes: that France must re 4 • cocoAHUT 8 - in ( h — for his ability to think main indepoMlent and free to • LEMON PINSAPPUl-APRICOi; PM lAPPtl-FtAR OR PIMRAPPUl-ORAIIOg CREAM .straight and to think objective act as it wlslies “in all do- MACARONI--- l U ' PORK LOINS • NEAPOLITAN PlGS ly, and not to be .swayed by ntalns” regardless of friend or SHOP-Rin FINI, MIDIUM OR WIDI J t m C l M • STRAWBERPY short-term advantages or by toe. ^ 1-QIN LOIN SIDE PIES political considerations." He eaU some were "aston DO. MONTI---- ^ 4-4 LB. AVIRAGI Others honored by the cham Mied and scaadalixed” by 4.4 lA A V n A Q I ber were educator James Fhanoe’s independent actions NOODLES------Bryant (jonant and industrial In an obvious reference to the ists Alfred P. Sloan and Charles United States, he said: "The S. Mott. toct that we again have taken ORANGE JUKE ------7 *1 up our faculty of judgment and BETTY (ROCKER DEL MONTE WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl- action toward all problems 1-q u a r t, tHDP-KITI CHOPPED OR LEAF M l A A I dent Johnson has reminded that aeems sometimes to offend • DEVILS PINEAPPLE- fOOD wives can play a major role in state which could, beceujse of its 1 4 '0 f . SPINACH------t O ' ^ 8 9 diplomacy. He said he wants power, think that it has a su- • LEMON 20-01. ^ 1 GRAPEERUIT - ambassadors to get out and eme end universal respond CAKE U E F *N GRAVY. H-ICED TURKEY, BAR-OQUE EBEF VELVET b ,x o, I cans meet the people in the countries • YELLOW I where they are stationed, and wbo knows? Some day wives should help them. (fate friendly country may bave ON-COR DIMMERS 2 Jn»*1 MIXES DRINKl The comments came in con- a higher into red in finding I nection with a conference with France that can stand on her raiSH DAIRY DEPT. three amba.s.sadors. Two of own feet, and this ntay siq>er- CINTIR CUT V A ShankM . Oeg Peed— lacea, Uaer er Beef them, Albert Matthews and aede by far the dlaagreements LKMONAIMI o r L1M0I4ORAN0R Half ■ Francis Russell, paid a farewell wUcb now exist" Deltelmn Polyin ilsw CHOPS/ROASTS *^79' HAM call on the Prerident Tuesday 4 REALEMON- RmcI H oarl 8 ”*^***^ M O II S DAW N FRESH before returning to Nigeria and Speech Likely 3 SclieHii Punch IND CUT>VIIY TASTY FMSH I Tunisia respectively. Dwight Porter, the third am- To Widen Rift Shep RWe „ .J O M U T . M o t s LARGE I bassador, is about to leave for SOMETHINO niFQBCAMT U ‘ WHOLE H AM I Lebanon. By w njJAM L. RYAN PO RK CHOPS t d o i c n AP Special Oorreepondent HAFPENINO BorHeH BeanS"*! ORANGE JUICE - dpy* A-*1 Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Port- President Charles de Gaulle' For more than three nsmtha now, eas^ BONILISS PMSH, UAN-SHORT SHANK I er were present for the meeting EGGS with the President and Mrs. lated pronouncement on how he SliepaiHe Wine er Cider tomers have asked over and over, wheth Del Mente SK Dele l-qwarlb 14ei. cons 1 Johnson. bekeves the world should be run er our low prioea would lemala. They ______4 9 is likely to vdden toe rift be PO R K RO AST PORK CAL AS Johnson, In a gay mood, told tween Paris and Washington have continued to Write and call, telilng Vhw gar— 5 DISH A L E I reporters the idea of having P illDUppIo 3'*^^ SHOP-RITE FRftH CHILLED wives visit the White House with and tend to Isolate France frmn ns about their savings of $6.00 and more SHOP-RITE FABRIC SOFTENER Hawaiian Reawlar er Yellew LawCalerie quart her alUes in the West. Shep-Rlte Kosher cont. I their husbands came from chief each week. Neighbors have told nei^i- ORANGE JUKS 2 9 I of protocol Lloyd N. Hand. De Gaulle apparently has bors, and thousands of new famlllea MOTTS GOVERNMENT GRADED decided to occupy the role P id d M - 6 9 « SWEETMILK OR EU-HYRMILK H W He said Hand got the idea af- FLUFFY— Punch— I ter "seeing what Lady Bird has judge k) Southeast Asia and by have Joined the ranks of Mott’s shoppers Implication to condemn who are continually discovering how done for me and what his wile SHOP-RltE BISCUITS - iS 7^ has done for him.” EVance’s old aUy, toe United much they personally can save. e OFF - KRAFT CHOICE BEEF States, for Its attempt to keep SHOP-RITE 7 MOTT'S tbe Omimuniats out of South I would like to Invite each and every BAKER Y DEPT. WASHINGTON (AP) — Viet Nam. • I Among other things, Secretary one of yon - our valued regular shop of D&ense Robert S, McNa When tots is viewed in context pers - to bring a friend along the next BARTLETT PEARS MAYONNAISE APPLE SAUCE mara told the Joint Economic wMh other of the 76-year-old time you visit one of our stores so that SHOP-RITEj n v r 'i t i i k Committee Tuesday, the De French president’s postures, she too can find that Mott’s no-stamp, fense Department writes 90 mll- picture emerges of De Gaulle .-^ $ 1 hon checks a year. Other statis- turning his nation away from low-price policy Is truly here to stay. 5 .... g - r 8 8 '" I tics included: the West and toward the East. This means you will save every week by RIB ROASr CHERRY 4 Q , Department employment, al- The motivation is not entirely shopping for your family at Mott’a I m o.st four million civUisin and n i E JUST SLICE AND SERVE ° dear. It appears to have some IScOFF LIQUID CLEANER . , £ t k M U SheH dta 44-as. can __ __ O VEN READY military, including tOO.OOO for thing to do alto establishing ' 1 GUARANTEE IT REGULAR STYLE eign nationals; property held, France’s world authority. It A t o p j o b $170 billion; annual payroll. $20 may also bave something to do r ‘°"r r : r " ^ .a _____ a!2t-.49« o#arii~rw«— 69^ billion; annual purchases, $30 with the French nattonal elec- Grope Drink.. A " * ! _ _ billion; firms dealt with 20,000; hooB in December in which De SHOP-RITE items in stock, 3.9 million. GauHe will seek to succeed him AMortMl Flavors 12«x, cans self by a whopping majority. « Tirisis s-f n’^7fs- A — 9 9 f JEWISH r o l l s — — 6 ~ 1 9 ^ BSven though De GauUe flayed W hCM sA s - a o 1D.*1 APPLESAUCE . MOTT'S Power Blackout (he Communists tor their totali 160 CONVENIENT tarianism, it will be difficult for ^ M -Q DustHNWax— (he powerful French Communist SILAS DEANE HWY. R * - Stekriy Frosotsns SHced or Halves POTATO CHIPS ------* A. pkg. 4 9 ^ Still a Mystery party to oppose him vocally in WiTHERSFIELD Ivory Soap WESSON OIL Tiew of his current activities. PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - Ari Notably, he’ also excoriated toe SheHtHs LlqvM 1-gusrt, 1-pint cent. SHOF-lilTR 12«s. |ar PfHh— DELI DEPT, 20c OffI Tetley zona Public Service Co. officials proponents of an Atiantlc com were still mystified today by a munity as plotting to absorb • power failure that blacked out France into a system dependent DU.Mm ni59« PEANUT BUTTER Tma Bu S— W IU TRIMMID, PWST CUT SHOP-RITE QUALITY LEAN more than one-third of the state. upon American power. FARMINGTON AVE 9 French-American The blackout started about 3 ^ 4 5 I p.m. Tuesday and lasted in trangement has been increasing ■RISTOL CHUCK ROAST SOLID PACK WHITE-IN OIL TASTY HANDY SLICED some places until 4:12 p.m. ■tcadlly. Along with this there CUT SHORT PRISH A U A N Elevators were stalled, air has been gtnvrfaig coolness in 587 conditioning went off with the French relations with West Ger temperature in the 80s, lights many despite tbe theatrical SHOP-RITE TUNA SHOP-RITE COFFEE M AZO LA OIL RH| STEAKS GROUHD CHUCK -4 5 I and traffic signals went off and "reconciliation'' staged by De MIDDLE TPKE. EAST BACON CINTiRCUT ____ IXTRA U A N traffic backed up at busy inter GeuUe and Konrad Adenauer MANCHESTER sections. IWD years ago. HYORAOn The utility serves an area of OontradiotionB are nothing CHUCK ROAST ROUNO GROUHD V A. 140,000 square miles reaching ■ew for De Gaulle. His policies PROSPECT AVE. " sr. V'' into U of Arizona’s 14 counties, — T T ^ 5 CAUPORMA-CHUCK P k s - •eem hlglily contradictory when 3 69 AU MIAT, NO WASH SKINUSS FRANKB < a 49 j Among cities partly or wholly eompared with what he did and A BOULEVARD CAPITOL FARMS I affected were Phoenix. Temps, ■aid not long ago. His attitudes A. Mesa. Glendale, FlagsW f, BOW likely will ^ease the Rus- WEST HARTFORD POT ROAST CUBE STEAKS n k f. 1 Prescott and Yuma. / ■(ana, give aatisfaction to toe MOTTS D AW N FRESH FRtfTTS f f VEGETABLES CUT FOR idNDON BROk RRAISDIo/POnlNG-BMP BOLOGNA------T— 5 9 ' Luckily, the power came back Bed Chinese and baffle Amerl- op before toe rush borne ''after ^ «ana and Weat Europeana. 1269 csM. WMsonn APPETIZER DEPT. I work. ^ Moaoow and De Gaulle at toe SHLD. STEAKS SHORT RIBS "If that blackout hud lasted Bioment are engaged in ardent I another 20 minutes." said Pboe- •ourtshfp. Only a relatively ALBANY AVE. PASCAL CEL«Y -1 9 ^ DOMESTIC ■ Freih Sliu-d To Ord. r I nix P olice C:hpt. Dick Newton, ■boK time ago, De GauUe wae HARTFORD U aO iM N K K T “ home-bound people would have ' •dvocattng a tougher Westam THE m 6 t TS TMIDER TRIM U U L OUAR- I been mired in the biggest tralflo posture toward the Soviet Un- I Jam in city history.’ ’ l i t NAVEL ORANGES 1 0 - 6 9 ^ G R iiN TR ES A N T E K YOU ARE SRRVtNO DaiCIOUSLY Not long ago, De Gaulle BOILED ' Mammad the door on Britain's lilSCIOUS Sharecroppers Fete amdicstlon to join the Common WINDSOIP AVE. WNDSt. POPRCTLY AGED. U.S. CHOICE linrfcet Now he smiles on toe WILSON a 3 9 f HAM WASHINGTON—Few ahara- British, possibly )xq>lng to win BLACK GRAPES croppers are axpected to show M li^ . TRIHE HUMMn FOR IXTRA VALUE. qp in the Census Bureau’s ra- ■oma approval tor his ideas on ItaUMMytMw ^ ' fouihsast Asia. f ' ports on its 1964 Cansua of Ag Not long ago, De GauUe pic 4$ F s r r 2 *'3 9 f omowT '3 ^>«3 S «1ORANOtsf riculture, to be lasuad later thla •tured Oemany’a future as toe MONDAY THRU SATURDAY year. Their aumbera droppai ' ■omantone of French policy, frOO A M . TH. f :00 F M 99< from 77,000 in 1930 to lU.OM ha seams ready to Irritate PRKBINMI!^ in 1960, the year of tha previoaR Waat Germans 1^ espousing 'fa rm cenoua. Mstaiit solution fo r G c r ■ : , ■-¥ liANCHBSTEI^ SVEtiflNq HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONK, WEDNESDAY^ APRIL 2% 1966 RAOB TWINWHOM* I wbaf conaarvatlonlsta are doing, Miirrow Rites Friday to meet tha ohaUanga mentkmaa ‘Lone Eagle^ Iqr tindbergh: The wild bnishlands of the lower Rk) Grande Valley have Devotes Self been a paradise for tha wMte- LBJ Pays Tribute wlngad dove and many other b iru , not to speak of ocelot and YOU NAME IT ToWOdlife jaguanmdl, a kind of wildcat. DR AMDS YOU KNOW ... PRICED LOW! To Late Newsman Rut the brashlands have been WASfflNGTON (AP) — The cleared at an alarming rate to "Lone Eagle” Is striving migh grow cotton, vegetables and clt- PAWUNQ. Y.Y. (AP) — tily to save elephants, wMte- nis. Tributes from President John- winged doves, grizzly bears, The Caeaar Kleberg Founda ■on end others poured in today prairie cMckens and other wild tion of Texas contributed $200,- 000, the largest donation Dr. for Edward R, Murrow, the life from extinction. Why is Charles A. Lindberg Gabrielson ever set ayes on. chain-smokin( newscaster who doing this? Why is he contrib Happily he has bought up nearly became internationally famous uting generously from his 9,0M acres of bnishlands at a during World War n with his wealth, why is he twisting the nature preserve, and as more blits broadcasts from London arms of friends to do likewise, money comes in “ I will spend it that b ^ a n : "This — is Lon- why is he talking th? subject up as fast as I get it.” zeaously, in Ms quiet, publicity^ dm .” Murrow, who turned 57 last shy way Sunday, died Tuesday at his There are two reasons: Mussolini Shot farm- after an l8-month battle He ia awed by “ God’s miracle with lung cancer. A funeral of life,” and he knows that 20 Years Ago service will be held at 2 p.m. many of God's other creatures are menaced by mankind’s all Friday at St. James Protestant ROME (AP) — Twenty years Episcopal church in New York encompassing advance into the habitats of animals. sgo today Italian partisans Make room on your $helve$ — make room in a ty . cau|d>l A fleeing man in a Ger Murrow’s voice was deep, re He sometimes wonders if progress — as typified by Ms man helmet and army overcoat y o u r freeeer! - Stop & Shop helpeyou knock sonant. Some compared it to g — and executed Benito Mussol voice of doom. His face was solo flight over the Atlantic in 1927 in the little “ Spirit of St. ini. dollars your food budget this tveekt high-domed, lopsided, worried. Mussolini and Ms mistress, A cigarette dangled from his Louis” — is worthwMle if it AT YOUR STOP & SHOP! leads to the disappearance of Oaretta Petaccl, were near mouth. Dongo, on Lake (3omo just a few His London broadcasts species it took bilhons of years of evolution to produce. miles from the Swiss Alps, when reduced for American radio they were seized and shot on Ssteners distinct, lifelike im Lindberg, now 63, has been working quite a while on his April 28, 1945. ages of the courage and deter Their bodies were trucked mination of the British under more-than-hobby. His Intense interest in it was highlighted into Milan the next day, mauled Ifitler's air blits. by angry crowds and h ^ te d up After his stint as a Columbia tMs week when it was an- Broadcasting System dorre- nounoed that he had been named by the heels In front of a gas spondent in London, he won a director of the Worid Wildlife station. Fund. Mussolini would have been fame, as a pioneer television almost 82 now if he had sur journalist and later in govern ’TMs organization raises mon ment service as head of th« ey to save birds and beasts by vived the past two decades. qearsofqualitij United States Information Agen-, such activities as preserving His widow, Rachels, 78, runs natural habitats of dwindling a small restaurant In northern cy. EDWARD R. MURROW President Johnson, who gave species; encouraging law offi Italy. Murrow the Medal of Freedom cers to crack down on poachers; — the. highest civilian honor the Phi Beta Kappa key and- a de trying to breed rare animals in $8.6 MILUON BUT GAS White House can confer —■ last gree in speech in 1930. captivity . and then releasing ST. LOUIS — The average number of US. gas customers Sept. 14, saiid: He became assistant director them to the wild. Save end get Top VeJue Stomps, toe! “We who knew him knew that of the Institute of International Lindbergh, whose home is in last year increased 2.8 per cent he was a gallant fighter, a man EducaUon in 1932 and joined Darien, Ctonn., comes to Wash to 36.6 million. The figure is who dedicated his life both as a CBS in 1935 as director of talks ington o ^ n , and whenever he expected to approach 37.5 mil Cracker Jacks IS.TS' newsman and as a jMblic offi and education. does, he drops in at the office of lion tMs year. cial to an unrelenting search for "I never intended to go into the Wildlife Management Insti the truth. He subscribed to the broadcasting,” he once said. tute to ask how the campaign is Krah Sliced Swiss 39* proposition' thkt free men and He became CBS vice presi going. free Inquiry are inseparable. He dent in charge of news after the The president of the institute built Ms life on that unbreaka war but gave it up in 18 months is Dr. Ira N. Gabrielson, 75, Borden Milk Shakes 2 ble truth.” because, he said, he didn't like former director of the U.S. Fish Other tributes came from budgets, paper work, and, and Wildlife Service and world Carl Rowan, who succeeded “ most of all, I didn’t like firing authority on ways to save crea Kleenex Towels ^ Ik ^ S O * Murrow as head of the U.S. In people.” tures facing extinction. Stop Shop formaUon Agency; Secretary of He entered television in 1951 Knowing lindbergh’s retiring SUPER VARKETS State Dean Rusk; Ambassador with documentary program, di^xieition — the flier is ex Whole Kernel Con'S.* 5 ix 89* at large W. Averell Harriman; “ See It Now.” He followed this tremely averse -to news inter Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, D- with a home interview show, views — Gabrielson had little to N .Y.; CBS Chairman William S. “ Person to Person," and his say about Lindbergh’s Intense Bakers Morton Cream Pies ~ 3 ** *1 Paley; and Fred Friendly, CBS last CBS prograrfi, “ CBS Re interest in wildlife projects. But OELMOan CATSUP D^MONTE RUIT COCKTAIL BIRDSEYE PEAS JOHNSON'S KLEAR D&M PEA BEANS ROYAL PUDDINGS News president and longtime ports.” other sources pointed to an arti' VgRilia Extract MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE POUND of COflEE cle Lindbergh wrote for ResMl- friend of Murrow’s. It was Murrow left Ms $300,000«- Yasaanaud Sive m i» t f S iv ti Nifty Frozen Pancakes m 10* Friendly who joined as a part year job at CBS in 1951 to be er’s Digest last year in wMch he 2 az liottlc 45c SAVE 46* SAVE 16* SAVE 36* said: YOU SAVE 60* flavara. ner with Murrow in the pioneer come the late President John F. SAVE ptTspV alui «„$l Slap & Ship Braid m Um Mi as th at pint Rifutar television shows, "See It Now,” Kennedy's USIA director at |21,- “ Is civilization progress? The 4 az bottle 8Se brttlta I 10~99' StopLSIwp French Fries Stop $ Shop fenad StMpa,tN! 1 pcMd pk| lOszeac Cal.» Paa 4 ’- * I "SmaU Worid,” and "CBS Re 000. challenge, I tMnk, is clear; and Merit IneR / •ta a m itw On Oct. 6, 1963 Murrow's left as cleariy, the final answer will at the same low prici PerRiee Rrtee 5 ports.” Murrow's most explosive tele lung was removed because of a be given not by our amassment cast came in 1954 on "See It malignant tumor. Although he of knowledge, or by the discov Burwett's Now,'* with a aim clip and com returned to Ms government of eries of'Our science, or by the fice on Nov. 12, he resigned on speed of our aircraft, but by the Vaiilla Extract mentary offering a provocative effect our civilized activities as examination of the late Republi Jan. 21, 1964. He had been in and out of the hospital ever a whole have upon the qualities can Sen. Joseph McCarthy and i S L bia methods of investigation of since. Death came three weeks of our planet's life — the life of 4 5 * alleged Communist infiltration after he was discharged for the plants and animals as well as lUy 1 M»pmi mo ha rtdaamid pw i w te if iM that of men.” of govemrosat* - • • u 1*6^ ^me. , Murrow was a habitual smok Suiwivors include his widow, Here is one prime example of Save 20* a pound on SMOKED PORK er of thTM ia four packages of the former. Janet Huntington Qerox cigarettes a day, even after Brewster; a son, Charles Casey some medical experts claimed Murrow, a freshman at Yale Bleach 100 FREE to have foutad a link between University; and two brotherk, smoking ami cance^ L.V. Murrow, of Washington, and Dewey Murrow, of Spokane, He w a a ljM April‘ 95, d908, at S t, 6 9 * s u e s 4 3 ' TOFVMJIE SUMPS Pole Cat Onak, N.9 ., foixture Wash, • i * ■ of Engliab,/Scotch, Ir i^ and ALL-NEW FOR wHb • t l pirahata »r awn tbrn tat., Miy I German dfodent. He was named S0% MORE VISIT U.S. Egbert IM coe Murfiow, but ■WASHINGTON — Pleasure w No. 12 &copt daoroHoi end beer changed hii first name to Ekl- and business visitors to the Daley SHOIILDEIIS-29 SiM prtssliig CoRtuliia Piste lin e D ile Dinty Moore Beef Stew Volvoota JohiieR P M |o ward wMleln college. United States last ye«r totaled Murrowfwka graduated from 961,657, up a substantial .304; CaaiMbcr Pickles Plan a meal with eye appeal plus flavor! Bake it, glaze it and gar SAVE2le.Stsnk ^Q c fiet Top ValiN Stamps, J fk F im tn Kraft's C Q c YOU SAVE 10c 7 Q c ^ -I-?# '*-4 r-si PAGE TW ENTY-THKEB m a i a u s r B a e v i s n i n g h g b a l o , m a k c h e s t c u , c u n n , W e d n e s d a y , a p r i l 2S , i m s T ri City — - Vernon Circle Area PAGE TWENTY-TWO . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, W EDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1968 Smockad ‘^^inghami lost Opeaed ^ Fermat Wenrtor ■ » B Y R O U S O N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE d a i l y CROSSWORD PUZZLE JANE ALDSN FOOD SHOP ROTH’S CLOTHEIR, TrtOty U T I L I 8PORI 8 has opened its doers for busi- Shopping Plaza, hge ail types o€ B a r g a in s FORMAL WEAR and AOCES- ^ - 1 — » - » — nsM at Trt City Shopping Plaza. Open from 10 ajn. to 1I p m. SORIEg lor the groom, Ms beM they are serving UUNCKE50N. man, father at the bride. For all L is t e d b y DININER plus a fuU Hne of ICE his enchanted evenings (Proms, «C M h ■ CREAM products aiid satisfy Formal Events) ROTH'S SlOMMa The Inquirer ing SAJWWICHBS. Whether CLOTHIER has the FO R IUL E S A T )M A R W A .H O W fU A « A » tr I T ] BTmammm you oome for a snack or a WEIAR that befiU the dignified V - x f ■ m i*----- occasion. Open Monday through LKTS^4,IM:LNI^(MTr»«,■^• AOT A V « U B E 1 0 H A VE A N O T H E R hearty meal, JANIE AiJDRIN RATiapN OFTHeARTS INTHB- Saturday and OPEN EVE HlOH-CLASS MHTUMM COMiHSt FOOD SHOP,' the- all-new, NINGS TO 9 on Thursday and «3 LACK AT-nW UMTAMS HOOM, m a n o r / t MUST M T OUT MVV ----- M nM ai «> sparkling establishment, bi- 4 ami^ s o w s CAN^ 11 Friday. 644-8221. AND 1 T io n MMT HIM TP * 0 PLAYSOMB aiW Ut— - SIWMakM Mantheiter Parkade Storeg vltea your Inspection and pa S n S F -H A IH E O W H IN H E < I M MAMMlld Aftarnoon Charm tronage. C H A N lS fiR N * X H m I t Main Street Storet We’re on Summer Time BUGGS BUNNY SCU.x M R .« tO N B IS A M P M B D •MW lHi MUCIC OUBTtf Crystal Ohaadaliers, Mother with Love WHITE SHOES are in the SdUNA MAN STUDVINa womiMirnWi BamuMe Is In the Air W A b ra p t g The Fact le — <) Give a Beauty Gift RMI Garpettag W. T. CHIANT COMPANY Mmellght and THE VILLAG E C L A s s ic A u Mu s i c / i? iS ft * « iy EETIM W ■■ Wedding belle are ringing. flnanfnaU MDMCry That HARRIiSOiN’S, 840 Main Like finding extra time, OABTAJYO’S S A L O N OF dOM not take mothers for BOOTERY, Route 83, Talcott- n i d M Street, la CLOSING OUT THfi Mother will appreciate a GIFT BEAUTY Is tn gala full dress granted. The big, beautiful store THE CAROUSEL, ^ rtKxp at ville, has the white shoes to i n c ity Shopping Plaza, has ’Twee'u.BtNo M W M rtra V “ GIFT DBPAiRTMiENT w-lth re- CERTIFICATE for an ’’OLIVE for your luxurious enjoyment radiates with hupiness - giving complement your summer *2Sffi duttlona of 10% to 50%. Could OIL” PERMANENT WAVE, STAilNLESS 8TEEX. PEnVTEnt wardrobe. Choose from nation UNTIUVOU nNIWyXJR SlDMd DOWN n S M * ! b w k now that worlunea have gone Items for MOTHER’S DAY. jtfiouN m cneii^, SPhUMdlME any event be timed more con $10.56, at SOHtlLTZ BEAUTY and Uis beautiful interior has Whether you are looking for a FLATWARE, available In place ally - advertised "Americana", WAV, (LaUot m /tm a veniently. for you, just when SALON, 983 Main Street. Moth been aoepmpHshed. If you didn’t luxury-fashion gift or a prac- nettings or may be purchased "Jtqrce” and "Ndturalizer" “ s a a . . by Individual piece, perfect AN' a o iw h deo S i s a " Mother’s Day, Spring; Weddings, er’s coiffure will require mini get to Open Houeo last Sundsy, Ucal something for the home, now avEdlable In a comptete Oollegie praduallons loom on the mum unkeep for months to you sre cordially invited to the here ie the place to find a satis-, SHOWEm A WHSIDING GIFTS selection of quality shoes that .PHOOCVl 9BWII* 40bMt*« WWbMTtMiiA* horizon.. Come to browse Bind come and wiU look lustrous, glamorous nsw OABTANO’S fylng assortment of ideas, if for the lucky bride. Consult the pillow your step and point the SmxtafflM ifil «IWr(eoiA to buy. I t Um't every season ■soft, with body and bounce. with exotic fed carpeting, crys- you want more for your money catalogue here tor newest pat way to smartness and flattery. 121002 (RomaiO fani that a g ift department Is dis Hair Is never, never dry, just tal chandeliers, a line-up of (and who doesn’t) keep your eye tern* and designs for 1965. OPEN daily to 6 and OPEN nPudkament 7Bo«r continued (to make room for wonderfully manageable with huge, glistening mirrors, on W. T. GRANT OO. where EVENINGS to 9 on Wed., , f o r ____ «S«tiaM» business and oflBoe supplies). an "OLIVE OIL" PERMA rimmed with Italian NEW CRJB3DIT TERMS are in Mother’s Day Oakes Thurs., Fri. 1 Stretch your gift budget; pock N E N T W AVE. Or, give the frames. In such a tastefully ap- effect, letting you buy more Mother will enjoy a delicious m h m m » n _ et the savin g. Bone China G IFT C E R TIF IC A TE for any pointed atmosphere, you may without Increasing your memth- pink and white CAKE, fluffy For the Queen of Hearts, May • amount (a shampoo and set, a K A Y E ’S SPORTSWEAR, the and SAUCBFtS, also have a trained and talented ly payments. Call 643-6475 and and fine textured, prepared es hair coloring, a manicure, Specialty Shop at Vernon Cir GLASS and ^OODEN staff proidde a complete beauty: your charge account will be pecially In her honor by EJM’S facial, or a series of treat cle, has the good looking wear TM. t . Hi. /AiRE are temptingly dis service. OPEN Monday through ready In just minutes. Wander BAKE SHOP. Tri City Shop IT P ments). 643-8951. Mothers love Saturday and OPEN EWE- up and down the spacious aisles ping Plaza. Ask to have one ables that MoKher Ukes best. played. The Card Dept, featur a GIFT CER'nFlCATE from NINQ9 to 9 on Wednesday, and you’ll find desirable items Here are DRESSES, BLOUSFIS, □ d ing MOTHER’S DAY CARDS, reaerved for you, enticingly BY V. T. HAMLIN 18 SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON. Thursday and Friday. for Mother: Slippers, daytime decorated and personalized os DUSTERS, that Mother would A L L Y O O P S\3S\'i is actually the largest In all of Cotton Dressea, Hosiery, EHec- w h e n H e H A D > m n you wish. Mom will ^ay, " I t ’s choose for herself because they Eastern Connecticut and It's ^ c Appliances. fit 80 well, do so much for her WNTUTHfiYSrrA A 6000 6H O r« rlglH here at HARRISON'S at Revive Faded Canvas Back If Mother Likes to Knit too pretty to eat.” I f you’re 15" to L ife! 5036-N face and figure. Make Mother UJWOF THIS-.'TH the heart and hub of downtown Or do other types of hand entertaining for dinner Or tea, ■ ^ 1 1 JOHNSON P A IN T CO., 723 ^ A layer of parrafln applied to happy on her day with a pretty CUtOUgO ^ Main Street. work, you’ll find a world of remember that fancy dinner --- Blini* r* S" a Main Street, has "SETTFAST’ gltt suggestions at "KNIT left-over paint Will prevent the Colorful ginghams can be rolls and dainty cupcaikes oome SLIP or SLEEPWEAR, lavish C AN V AS P A IN T in 12 sum TER’S_ _ W O______R L D.” Knitting formation of a thick crust on easily smocked to form most ed with lace or smoothly tailor It’s ‘NaUonal Baby Week’ fresh-from-the-ovena dally to mery "S E T F A S T ’ colors you'll Bags, Needle Cases plus K l f i P«lnt. A stripe of the paint attractive pillow-tops! For a gether with lota , of other de ed. JEWELRY of the better CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Baby la King! MAiU-MAD’S, more decorative touch, add a like. Give lawn and porch for making wearables and home' painted around the outside of licious goodies. WEJDDING kind, a soft, sleek PURSE or •91 Main Street, caters to each bit of cross-stitch embroidery q chairs a beauty treatment that accessories are here. These the bucket at the level qf the CAKES are a specialty atEliM'S fresh white GLOVES from •nd every "pride and joy," with or a border of ball-fringe. KAYE’S SPORTSWEAR will _ F 1 □ will last for extra sea.sons. Use NE E D LE PO IN T also CREJWEL i paInt before It is parrafln sealed B AK E SHOP. 644-8682. a completely stocked NURS on aavnings and fiber rugs, too. EM BROIDERY kits have dlrec- and closed will show you a* a Pattern No. 5036-N has graph please, mother^ Your purchase IT s r ERY DEPARTMENT featuring for smocking; trimming and will be G IFT W RAPPED if you - Bnu«*h on "S E TFA S T" and your tions and materials convenient-' glance just what shade of paint Always the Right Size the eesentials, the layette, for finishing directions. specify. , II old canvas looks radiently new ly packaged to complete the, the container holds and exactly and Color baby's oomfort whether eating, Item pictured. how much there Is in It. T o order, send 35c in coins ET again. Spruce up your .summer When you g;lve Mother bathing, sleeping or wide awake. furniture with "SETFAST.” to: — Anne Cabot, The Man Aim for ‘Her’ Heart GIFT CTlRTIFTCATE ' from You'll find feeding equipmemt, It's the easy, thrifty way to do chester Evening Herald, 1160 Affectionately ALBERT* LARRY’S BEAUTY plus bedding and comfortable it. It will not stiffen, crack or AVE. OF AMERICAS, NEW Things may come and go but m i l apparel that goes on-off with peel. "SETTFAST” from .lOHN- Stores Around Town YORK, N.Y. 10086 STUDIO, Tri aty Shipping the meaningful observance of W •ase. There are nursery lamps, SON PAINT is water-repellent 8230 For Ist-class mailing add 10c Plaza, you’ll never have a prob MOTHER'S DAY continues un 12'^-24h Wreath Mom's Face In Smlles<&Most Mothers (and Dads, too) □ car seats, cradle chains and car for each pattern. Print Name, lem of exchanging It for an changed. "Barton" CTKXIO- and sun-resistant. At LENOX PHARMACY, 299 Have a way of postponing a ET ryalls. Extend your best wi.shes WITH TM€ NtW Address with zip code, style no. other size or shade. It's always LATES from NUTMEG PHAR 1 East Center Street, you’ll find visit to the photographer, no and size. just right, always welcome, al J to a new baby with a gift from Here Is the way to judge un PAH-O-RAMA MACY at Vernon Circle continue BY AL VERMEER that “something special for matter how frequently their Send 50c now for your new ways sure to please. Have it to be 'an eloquent way to con PRISClLLA’g POP 8 T 1 MARI-(MAD’S. graded beef: If the lean part is Cool and crisp as a lettuce 1 someone special" whose day adult children suggest it. 'This '65 Spring-Summer Album' made out for any amount you vey your loving sentiments. May r light red, velvety appearing and leaf . . . a special design for the comes up. May 9. A t every turn year why not give a GIFT CER ^Mothers Are Getting Younger Regular features; CustonT Col specify, enough to cover one 9. In all of Vernon, the REMEMBER! liberally marked with fat, the woman who wears a half sire. you'll find suggestions for TIFICATE from THE FALLOT Yes, mothers are looking lection; Items to crochet, knit, shampoo and set or a series of "Faberge" line of (COSMETICS rr DOESN'T OUT OUR W AY BY J. B. WILLIAMS bones red, the fat flaky and light Afternoon dress with buttons for bringing joy to the queen of the STUDIO, 70 East Center Street, jo g g e r , too. They like the stitch! shampoos and sets or perhaps is available only at NUTMEG PAY TO BE A colca-ed, you can be reasonably accent. day. Select some JE W ELRY to entitling mother to one or more DF2 0 P-0 UT' BPORTSWBAR from CORET a (PERM AN EN T WA'VE. Open PHARMACY. Lift Mother’s spir NEVER AMND THE sure that you are getting high- No. 8230 with Patt-O-Rama Is complement her summer ward portraits. She can come for a CASUALS, 887 Main Street, Monday through Saturday and its by helping her feel she i.s mAaCASMjCMLV/ quality beef. in sizes 12'2, 14'.a, 16',4, 18',4, robe. A gift of FRAGFU.NCE sitting at her convenience and A Girt of Beauty ■fehorts, skirts and shirts are OPEN EVEININOS TO 9 on still a femme fatale. Give eye iTHCxjSHr W t r v 20'a, 22',4. 24'a. 26',4. Bust 33 to makes mothers feel delightfully the net result will be “ pretty as Is a joy forever. FLOWER HUTTINS SOMEONE handsomely tailored of quality Wed., Thurs., Fri. 644-0020. shadpw perhaps or a jar of It’s the lim e to Study 47. Size 14',a, 35 bust, 4'J4 yards provocative. Here at LENOX a picture” to be cherished and FASHION, 85 East Center MMHTO'RUINEO ^ON A RACE HORSE, fabrics (prints, plaids, florala, cream to .smooth her hands, to i'm-ation Folders of 35,-inch. PH AR M AC Y are beauty treasured Into the years ahead. Street, has famous-name lines ------JO M A>£ solids) to fit wdl, wear well. Starch rag rugs with heavy make brows aiid lashes silky Whatever your plots and plans To order, send 50c In coins to: products to •preserve' and en For MOTHER'S DAY. 1965, of decorative GLASSWARE, Thrill mother with an ElM- starch and they will not only soft. Tuck in a "Gibson” MOTH are for those precious "two Sue Burnett, The Manchester hance a mother’s good looks, grtve thought to a G IF T CER- “Blenko," "Viking" and “Fen BROIDBRED BLOUSE, $10, stay clean longer but will He ER'S DAY CARD and a joyous weeks with pay ". GLOBE Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF keep complexion soft, hair shin TliF’IC A TE from the FA LLO T ton." Vi-sualize the most glor labeled "Needleworkcr.'' avail flat. day is assured for .Mom. TR AV E L SERVCE, 906 Main A.MERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. ing, fingertips bright, brows STUDIO which opened in April ious sunset you can rememlber, able with rol-up sleeves or Street, will give you informa 10036. smooth. “COTY” M U G U E T 1930 and is celebrating THIRTY and then expect to find the Short. tion regarding location, facili For l.st-class mailing add 10c available' In talcum, spray co FIVE YE1A.RS IN BUSINESS complete range of Intense rich Mother Tak^n the Cake’ When blouses wear out in the ties and rates of outstanding for each pattern. Print Name, logne, bath powder, has a re IN MANCHEJSTER. ness in graceful bowls, pitchers, It pays to buy graded eggs, We mean an ICE CREAM underarm area, as they usually hotels and rc.sorts in the U.S., Address with Zip Code, Style freshing appealing aroma. The vases, dishes, srugar and cream sold In cartons and kept refrig CAKE, rich and delicious from do first, remove the sleeves and Qanada, Bermuda. Caribbean. No. and Size. new "C L A IR O L " line of M A K E ers. Mother will find so many erated from next to shopper's ROYAL ICE CREAM COM turn them into a sleeveless Mexico or anywhere! GLOBE Exciting, inspiring, informa UP also LBF6TICKS keyed to Potatoes should be stored In ornamental and useful ways to ?K basket. Eggs are classified by P A N Y , Warren St. Good to blouse for further wear. j t a . TRAVEL SERVICE will .smooth tive - - the Spring & Summer hair-shade has customers a doik place to prevent green enjoy a gift of GLASSWARE nlEe according to weight per look at, delightful to taste, it the way for you by making res- 65 issue of our pattern book crowcBng around the display ing. from FLOWER FASHION on BY JOE CAMPBELL dozen. They are also classified is all ICE CREAM in several If you are Introducing a new BONNIE ematlon.s for your plane, train, Basic Fashion. Just 50c. area and no wonder when you MOTHER'S DAY. Snowy white according to quality grade. U.S. delectable flavors, then en- food to your child, do it in small hotel. FREE TRAVEL L IT E R see the flattering new tones A Salute to Mother M IL K GLASS has ageless AA and A grades mean top ATURE. 643-2165. It’s Mom’s turn to be waited charm and the selection here is velc^jed with swirls of whipped amounts and when he Is hun- l i T w e e F ^ quakty—good for all uses but T h e Next Six to Nine Months tfnd hues. Mother would ap on. Why w ait until May 9. CJome boundless. Do see the artistic cream and personalized with gry- most appreciated when cooked W ill be most critical to all preciate a gift of this product anowm ipAPour Mothers Are Good Sports with the family to FLANO'S PERM A N ENT ARFIANGE- the message you wish. An ICE In shell, fried or poached. U.S. prudent investors," says so new and exciting. You can't For Mother’s Day why not add RESTAURANT, Route 6 and M ENTS that need no watering CREAM C A K E will be packed B and C. gradea mean good SHFIARSON. HAMMHX. & go wrong with a gift of BOXE3D some equipment to her favorite care. They just continue to In dry ice for you, tidy and The Inquirer eggs fog diahea In which ap- COMPANY, 913 Main Street, CHOCOLATEa from LE3NOX 44 In Bolton, where everything sport from NASSIFF ARMS members of the New York PH ARM AC Y. Beribboned, be Is in readiness with a long, blossom at peak of perfection, neat, to keep your ICE CREAM peaMiwe aiid deHoate flavoring CAKE in ready-to-serve per COMPANY, 991 Main Street. Stock Ebcchange. They Invite witching, some are topped with tasty menu for treating Mother for your enjoymient. ‘I thought you said going on m h ik o w m fiin ! Wo are not so Important. The color Whether she prefers bowling, your inquiries regarding the a camation, permanent corsage, as her day comes closer. Come fection until you’re r6Ady. IlirlU d the egg shell makes no dif Mon this' year with an ICE _____ „ B L U i LUSTRE hadda WALK!” golf, tennis or archery, depend various periodic Incomee with or a romantic little fan. Re any evening soon for a gala, Mark the date on each box of ference. CREAM CAKE. $2.50. that will on NASSIFF ARMS COMPANY out Income taxes in addition to member "FANNY FARMEIR" memorable night out. You’ll spice that you purchase before E l e c t r ic to have what mother prefers in serve 12-:l6. Telephone one day Spring Is the Time for Miracles your search for profitable in CHOCOLATES are available In get the “Red Carpet” treatment placing it on a shelf and there, o w o o l sports equipment. and mother will love it. ahead If .possible. 649-5358. smviUMM$ HHg Makis color miracles happen vestments and the Check-a- tMoncheiS'.er only at ‘LENOX will never be any guefes work as wHhJ month Plan. Come In or phone PH ARM AC Y. They’re pure, FTANO'S BAN(3UET HALL is to when the spice has become hi >'our home. Add drama arvd ■ ■ SHERWIN-WILLIAMS fa-shion flair to your rooms with The Pleasure Lasts your questions on Income fresh, and delectable. Ideal for that once-a-llfetime too old to season your food Cairota and beets wik less BEN CASEY 981 MAIN ST.-^-6636 SUPER, KEM-TONE and KEM. A Mother’s Day gift from Slock, Insurance Stock, Over- WEDDING RECEPTION. properly. ■with their tops removed. OLO ttom (8HERWIN - 'WIL- ZERAN JEWELERS, corner the-counter Stock, also Tax- Mother Would Choose These I 7HOU6HT WE UAHB^ CO.. 9S1 Main Street. Main and Birch, will be deeply free Municipal Bonds and Mu Herself WCREFRIROS, Use miracle wlH be that your treasured ^down through the tual Funds. 649-2821. THE LITTLE ©HOP. 305 AAARK. > hcene will look fresh and thor years. Do see the Mother's EJast Center Street, has a hand RINGS and Grandmother S H O R T B IB S BY FRANK O’NE AL oughly charming without your Moisture at the neck of an some selection o f D A Y TIM E WTTH FRIENDS having to brw a lot o f new BRACELT8 and the precious onion is a sign of decay. In pur COTTON DRESSES, so fash dl.splay of PINS, CHARMS and chasing onions look lor clean, MOTHER’S DAY LIKE >0 0 ^ thingB. KEM -TO NE la the fast, ionable and flattering, just the MOTHER’S DAY NECKLACES. There Is stUl dry skins. Size and color do not easy \vall paint that Is a 1965 styles mother prefers and would IS M AY 9 miracle in Itself. It driea in an time to have mother’s D IA affect flavor or quality. buy for herself. Do see, also, IS MAY 9 hour, has ivj headachy odors. MOND RING REMOUNTED in the SKIRTS. LINGERIE. Is sci*hl>bable to stay bright. a 1965 setting, while you watt. IJght the Way BLOUSEJS. Yes, TH E L IT L E Brush or- roll on KBM-GLO the A LAMP from WATKINS, 936 SHOP has many, many ways durable enamel to the areas A rubber sink mat tacked In Main Street, will illuminate of showing your affecUm in a thait must take severe punish side your cupboard door will do your home \rith cheer and In BIG Way on May 9. ment (kitchen cabinets, base away with clatter made by uten terest. For you own use, or y boards, window sill.s) and still sils hanging there. It is easily tor a wonderful wedding gift, stay new looking. Brew your cleaned and saves the door from the TOLE FLOOR LAMPS in self some magic this merry scratches. Colonial shades (olive green, an memth of May with SHERWIN- tique red, golden, white, black) hip merit your Inspection. PIN-UP WILLIAMS’ KEM-TONE and Formal Wear LAMPS also STUDENT DESK 0 NSN. KEM-GLO. REGAL MEN’S SHOP, 907 slim m ing MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl Main Street, is the name to re LAMPS come in a splendid var iety of styles and shapes. inspiration ... BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Mother’s Day Cards member when the occasion calls Both F A IR W A Y S help you for FO RM AL WEIAR. Here instant MCMN0/MOV(N<9... I'L L . BETTUBiHWeLCOM^ they halve everything for wed gay ‘Happy Mother’s Day 'nOLOTM/lriEAD^ it^SlU convey to Mom affectionate with FIdwers ALiMBf/GMCMNOBaOM. j l a d / greetings on May 9 with a wide dings, proms, formal events. \ QUARTERS THAT IF I WABCN t& & MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28. 1966 PAGE TWEMTY-FIVB PAGE TWENTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1965 Strong Pitching Features Schooiboyg New Grid Coach AMERICAN LEAGUE . J OMsIgflaro X , Bad Sox; x* PiMoiial 1, Twiast Howard X , Insurance^ Coaching^ Posts iBraves’ Crowd Skids to New All-Tim e Low Senators; Ossh X , Tigers. Gurnon in No-Hitter z-O nad slam. With NATIONAL LEAGUE Ijto Veisas retired 14 batteni*fifth franias aoeoaatod for aO East Catholic High Around Ellington today Heinsohn, Jones in a row in outpttchlng Jim ths scoring. > Flood X , Osrdlaala: Mathews Only 1,677 Giants Outlast Phils 4, Menke X , Braves; Johason X , the talk is about the no-hit Martello. The former wlowsd Tmfiig fanned nine In ths By EARL YOST ^ a re a CathoHc high school havered a member of "Who'a Who Harper L Bede; AUea 2 6; Co- pitching performance of two hits. Rock'vlUe got its two first and fifth frames and gave been Larry lannucci, Andy among American Universities vlngtoa 4; Gooxalee 1, Dal- tuns in ths second and Newing up two Mta LaPointe struck Fourth head football and OoUeges.”. These accqna- Bob Gurnon yesterday for Plan New Careers Brave Low Baylock and Gerber. Bayipck is ty n ale l, OaniMm X . Phiniee; Ellington High against ton squared the (xiunt with a out ths side in both sixth and In Hits, Runs Battle coaching change in four now the f reehman coach at the pllsbmsnts earned hhn the F. J. MeiDovey g, M. Alou X, Olaate. pair in the third. seventh. Rham is now wlnless years at East Catholic High Univenlty ot Connecticut. Maloney Trophy, ss the bast Bloomfield High. . . . In In Central Valley Oonferenoe tat five starts. BOSTON (AP>—Veteran forward Tom Heinsohn has Robert played hia high school isU-sroi^ athlete in four years’ Rockville, the chant is "Walt play, Rockville is now 2-1 and Coventry 100 010 0—2 4 1 a new job and so does backcourt ace K. C. Jones but Temperature was announced today by of college at AIC. until the next time around,’’ NEW YORK (AP)—Anyone have a spare dome for >on Bums, director I WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1965 Avfirage Daily Net Presa Run Tha W « t h « PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT lEowins For Aa YPkak tM ed Fsraaato of V. to VtoiffNm e im m AftuM, mo Clear and eoto tasfffiM. low The Widow ahd Widower 14,138 tt; nuMtly onony oat OOMT tto Club of Connecticut will spon Jo Ann Reynolds Recipient oral row, high to 78a. About Towii^ sor a public dance Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Legion M m ehe$ter^A CUy o f Village Charm Member* and friend* of Or* Hall, Main St., Glastonbury. Of Gulf Merit Scholarship ■ ISlptifeiSS ford Parish Chapter, DAR. T>d Paszek’s Orchestra will have been invited to attend a play for dancing. Tickets may (Claastfled Advertlaing an Page 2S) PRICE BBVEN. Dessert Cary Party tomorrow Mias Jo Ann Reynolds, *<»m«nU a » honorable menUon In MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1965 be purchased at the door. the 1964 acholaatlc writing com VOt. LietifY, NO. 178 (TWBNTt-POUB PAGEB—TWO SfiCTIONB): at 1:30 p.m. at the home of senior at Manchester High Mni. Thomaa H. Johnston Jr., petition, the David Hartwell Robertson School PTA will School, has won a Gulf Merit Literature Prize of 1964. and 37 Hillcreet Rd CommiUee sponsor a Military Whist and members include Mrs. Steven Scholarship. It was announced the Junior Bkiglneering Tech Setback Party tonight at 8 in nicians Society Medallion of D. Williams Jr., Mrs. Charles J. the school auditorium. The pub today by the Natiohal Merit 1963. Strickland and Mrs. Joseph L.. lic is invited. Scholarship Corporatiem. Stubenrauch. She was recently elected to She is one of the 1.900 winners the National Honor Society and Perennial Planters Garden Ohoaen from 14,000 finalists. Prank 8. Raffa. aon of Mr will be Inducted next week. Northwest Pacific Area Club will meet Friday at 7:30 According to the corporation, HOMEMAKERS SPECIAL Her other activities have and Mrs. Frank Raffa of 127 p m. at the home of Mrs. Rob this is the highest number ever been numerous. She was a mem Charter Oak St., has been elect ert Kippax, 45 Kelly Rd., Wap- to win the four-year stipends. ed to membership in the’ Cum ping. Members are reminded to ber o f the chess club for two Laude Society at Avon Old Miss Reynolds is the daughter year, the dramatics club for FIBERGLAS DRAPES bring garden flowers to fill May of Mr. and Mrs. Jooeph R. Rey- three years, and the Stu Farms School, Avon. A senior baskets. at the school. Raffa has been dent Council for one year, and A real opportunity to spruce up your is a contributor to and .staff windows for spring with these spark an honor student since 1962. John Haskell of 18 Jordt St. He is literary editor of th* menvber of the fine Arts Maga ling flberglas drapes. BeauUfuI tex- is a charter member of Bela zine this year. tured patterns to accent your win Rattled by Major ’Quake school’s year book, a member Chapter of the New Hamp.shire dows. Drip dry, easy care- Full 42- of the student council, the Nim section of Omlcron Delta Ep She is a member of the rod Club and the varsity soc Folksinging Club, the Girls’ inch width will completely cover your silon. a national honor society windows. 72” lengths, in 5 colors. REGULAR 6.99 cer team. in economics, which has been Tunrbllng Club and is active in the Order of Rainbow Girls. installed at the University of The amount of the scholar The British American Club New Hampshire at Durham. WHITE FIBERGLAS RUFFLED CURTAINS will sponsor a doubles and Graduate and undergraduate ship is not made publij as it O ne D ead, singles dart game competition is determined on the basis of Events students and faculty of the individual financial need. They 54, 63, 72 ” Lengths. Friday at 8 p.m. at the club. Whittemore School of Business range from $400 to $6,000. Cape Cod RufHe type. 3.22 and Economics at the univer RBX3ULAR 3.99 The Bennet Junior High sity are charter members. Absolutely no ironing. Many H urt School Band will present is an In State nual spring concert tomorrow Cub Scout Pack 98 will meet night at 7:30 in the school audi Senior, Junior and torium. The program includes at 7:25 p.m. at Buckley School, j DACRON NINON TAILORED CURTAINS In Seattle traditional band numbers, in The scouts will participate m i Baby Citizens— Appel Claims a racing derby and are re- j White, in 54, 63 or 72” lengths. strumental and vocal solos, and Everyone Saves At SEA'TTLE, Waah. (AP) a dance number featuring the minded that cars mu.st be reg- i Little or no ironing. 3.66 istered and weighed by 7:15 to Health Plan Bennet Majorettes. r e g u l a r 4.99 A major earthquake hit the be eligible. The event is open ARTHUR DRUG Perfect for any decor. Pacific Northwest at 8:29 to parents and friends. | Is ‘Medicake’ a,m. today, causing” wide DON'T Disabled American 'Veterans j SPECIAL! 36" TIER AND VALANCE SETS HAR'TFORD (A P)— Dr. spread damage and one or Chapter and Auxiliary will Jo Ann Reynolds James Z. Appel, the incom more deaths. sponsor a bingo tomorrow at 7 Choose from sheers and solids. All no The first confirmed fatality still plenty of wear left In onlds of 86 Niles Dr. Her ing president of the Ameri yonr shoes when you have p.m. at Newington Veterans or little iron fabrics. Charming trims, 1.77 was in Seattle, where Adolphus scholarship is among the 18 that choose from hi-fashion or pastel col can Medical Association Lewis, age undetermined, WM them rebuilt In a professional Home and Hospital. REXJULAR 1.99 the Gulf Oil Corporation award ors, scenics or floral.s. says the Democratic Ad struck by debris from a build shoe repair shop. ALL ed this year to children of Gulf INSULATION WORK g u a r a n t e e d : Infant Jesus of Prague Moth ing. employes. Jo Ann's father is a ministration’s health care There were unconfirmed re ers Circle will meet tomorrow DACRON PIN DOT MATCHING at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. sales engineer for Gulf in New plan for the aged is “ medi- ports of two or three otterB John Pranzasa of 181 Summit Haven. W. H. ENGLAND SHOWER AND cake.” killed in Seattle. SAM YULYES She plana to major in physios FRAME RUFFLED Pleased, General Manager Richard Martin accepts the Chamber of ^m m erce s There were scores of Injuries^ St. Mrs. Dominick Cataldo will annual “ M” award for community service from Alfred Werbner, Chamber past Appel said of the plan at the Shoe Repairing serve as co-hostess. at college with the end in view LUMBER C O . DRAPE SETS annual banquet of the OonnecU- many in Seattle from tiiUing Of Better Kind! of becoming either a technician CURTAINS president. (Herald photo by Pinto.) cut State Medical Society debris as some brick facing on or teacher. She has not yet de older buildings ton>led into th* Same Side As Watkins Howell Cheney Tech will be “At the Green” 649-5201 j Wednesday night; closed Friday due to a curricu cided on a college. Regular .44 To its proponents the con-1 street. 3S OAK STREET lum meeting of the staff. Among her scholastic achleve- coction is an angel cake. To its The quake, rated at an hRsa- .57 2.99 opponents, it is a devil’s cake. sity of more than 7 on the Richt To the taxpayers R will be a er Scale, was feK from Ooos Dainty pin dot design espe Regularly C of C Atvard Goes real pound cake. And in the Bay, on the Oregon coast, to cially suitable for Colonial 2.99 Each Senate Finance Committee I am Workmen Shovel Bricks from Car Crushed by Seattle ’Quake southern Brltiiih (Johunbte, and decor. Elasy wash and dry. hoping it wtll be a hot cake.’’ east as for os Idaho. Appel, who takes over the The earthquake bolt woe alt I Quality vinyl show AMA reins in June, said that least 800 miles long, from north to south, and 400 miles wMe. er or drapea. Choose medicare will be the first step toward a national, health serv Alaska pointa reporiod It was from all tha popular To Richard Martin not feR there. ice and federalization of tlie na OAS Calls for Cease-Fire, The tremor dM slruciural decorator colors. tion’s hospitals. HOUSE With what mav well betNaw York. ^ Varmont Earlier the meeting was de damage In hoK a doson cMlae MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER Solids, textures or Regular 2.99 W ltn wnat may w eii oe that midsdfolded berforebefore ha col- laarialaturalegialature for sixaix Vermont pa- voted to lectures on medical and knocked out oome hydro ttie shortest acceptance pars. electric circuMs at the gtant prints. 6 x 6 shower iected his wagea. developments by specialists Drip dry fabric h on record, Generrf He found hU next Job by He returned to Manchester from throughout the country. Offers Dominican Mediation Grand Ooulea Dam tn northeoat curtain: J7 x 54 K ger Richard Martin pawning his typewriter for In 1934, married Misa Ruth The three-day meeting ends WasUngton. B l £ € i W Choice of three eight dollars — all in nickels, Smith, and became a reporter today wRh more scientific talks. Norman Rasmueaen, Univer BRINGS YOU 'raRBB NEW 0 drapes. patterns b st night received the which he uaed to call newspa for The Herald. WAtUJTNfJTON (API__ ^President Johnson In ordering*^ting some supplies, probably sity of Washington seismologist, Marines into the Dominican Re medicine for the wounded, from Manchester Chamber of pers from a telephone booth in Beginning in 19S6, he ’Rke Receipts Up The OrgaHization of Ameri said the shock put tha ochooTo HALE Grand Central SUtlon, unUl an launched a campaign to change public to aid the evacuation of the United States. seismograph out o t oommkalon, CURTAINS Commerce’s annual “ M” Seven helicopter* from the Baizatoeth, N. J., newspaper tha town’* aelecUnan-town WETHERSFIELD (AP)—Con can States decided today to Americans. but he astimited It at around 7 Main Street—Manchester award for community serv necticut Turnpike toll receipts call for an immediate The Marines began speeding aircraft carrier Boxer were Lower Level hired him. meeting form of government- seen to fly over San Isidro air or a little above on (he Rietatar ice— following a recital of On a trip back to Vermont, a campaign which angered the for March amounted to $1,426,- cease-fire in the strife-torn the evooilation of Americans Scale. The needle at the Demin- his accomplishments— with 911 or 4.4 per cent more them from Santo Domingo as fighting base, Wessin’s stronghold 30 he atoppad at Hartford ta vlMt aeleotmen, who barred him Dominican Republic. It also miles east of the capital. Each km Astrophyricol Ohoervatory a University of Vermont elass- the $1,366,066 for the same between rival forces continued. te Vlotoria, B.t;.. also waa ^ese words: from their meeting*. month last year. offered its mediation ef The forces of Brig. Gen. Elias helicopter dangled a large bog. “ I deny everything. mate, Frank Atwood, who was In response, Martin ran for They did not have the bog* knocked off the drum, proranU assistant ataita editor of -tha The State Highway Depart forts there. Wessin y Wessln, opposing the teg a reading. Town & Country Thank you all very much.” aelectman hlitvself—and won. ment announcement today said return of deposed President when they left Courant. The Inter-Amerioan body vot Although Martin left The total receipts for last month ed to make Its cease-fire appeal Juan Bosch, reported they had Lt. Ool. Jose Mianuel Petes (flee Jtoga Slx> That’s all. Atwood offered him a two- He had sat. In a allanoa as Herald in 1937, he continued to front xervice stations and res- through the papal representa captured the presidential palace Aponte of the Wessin forces, ki CARPETS stony as Vermont granite, as week assignment tn Manches preas for a chiuige to council- taurahts were $l,5(M,79p, a 4.1 tive in Santo Domingo, it was In the heart of the cRy. charge at the presldentMl Alfred Weriiner, the Chamber’s ter, which stretdisd Into two- mapager form of govenunent. per cent increase over last reported. The pro-Bosch forces asserted palaM, said a mob looted the Next Gemini Duo past president, recalled the and-a-half years, before Martin It was not until 1&46—dur- year’s $1,446,048. A Latln-American ambassa their morale was still high in palace Wednesday. His men more than 35 year* Martin has was switched to the Hartford The Greenwich toll station led the fighting, which may have cleared out the looters, who (Ees Bags TUrtee*!) dor said the OAS council has spent either as a reporter or a offUsa He left the Courant a with most receipts $371,180, fol also decided to put In action the taken 400 lives since they kicked made off with china, sllverwaie May Poke Heads public official. lowed by Norwalk, Stratford, Inter-American peace machin out the U.S. backed civilian jun and rugs Werbner began the biography West Haven, Branford. ery. ta Sunday. The capital was quieting Out of Capsule ALL AT ONE BUDGET PBICBt without announcing who the An open meeting of the OAS is By helicopters and motor- down. Shooting was decreasing. winner waa, a CJiam/ber cus Special Election expected to be called when Ven boats, the Americana were The colonel said mopping up WASHINGTON (AP) — tom la giving Ita community NEW BRITAIN (AP)—A spe ezuela will present a formal re being ferried from the Hotel operations are in progreoa Project Gemini oetronauto zO- Emtejodor in the outskirts to THESE SALES POSITIVELY NO PHONE service award. River Keeps Pressure cial election for a state senator quest for collective action to against the pro-Bosch forces. ported today they {dan to epea DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS RESPONSE OF Martin had realized inunedi- bring peace to the Dominican waiting ships offshore. There Wessin set up a three-man their apoceoraft and stick Ihair SALE AT 9:30 SHARP THURSDAY. CASH was under way in New Britain are about 2,000 Americans re CALLS! NO PRIOR SALES'. NO HOLDS! ON ately that he was the recipient, to ^ y to fill the vacancy caused Republic, the ambassador said. military junta and claimed vlC' heads out on the neXt mission, if however, when he heard that by the resignaUon of Sen. Virgin A Venezuelan official said the maining in the Dominican Re tory for his forces. aqiRpment is available in ttine. public. So far none has been .^5 OR CHARGE. the man to be honored was ia N. DiLoreto, a Democrat. request will be presented to the Col. Francisco Oaamano They will not, however, ven On Quad-Cities Area injured. bom in Essex Jtmetion, Vt. In contention are former State council of the Organlzaition of Deno, who appeared to be In ture outside the exmft aa d|d a 10 BUD ARTIFICIAL POTTED LILIES Reading the biography. American States later today. About 300 Marines were at the command of the pro-Boech cosmonaut on the moot recent MISSES FAMOUS NAME BLOUSES Sen. Paul Amenta, Democrat; EmbaJsulor and another 100 Werbner went on to recount CHICAGO (A P )—The Mississippi River kept its rec Jack A. Fusori Jr., Republican The QAS council met briefly forces, said, however, that aix Soviet fSgtat. REXJULAR 1.50 Exqui.site spring arrange- i-i a these incidents and accomplish In closed session this morning stood guard over the U.S. Em of Wessin’s tanks th^ crossed The plans war* dtoclnaad at a REXJULAR TO $2. Latest style*, one or “2 ^2 „ ord pressure on bulwarks of the quad-cities of Iowa and and Joseph K. Pac, Democrat- bassy in Santo Domingo. two of a kind. Solids, prints, not every 2 j C ment. So life like. In bright colored con- / ments: Independent to. hear a report from U.S. Am news coRfereno* lor Air Focoa Martin began newspaper re Illinois today and rolled southward at nearly eight bassador Ellsworth Bunker. He Wessin apparently was get- (See P»g» |Hx) style in every size, but still a good selection. talner. M n. DiLoreto was elected to Maje. James A. McDIvtot and porting in 1929, in Long Beach, miles an hour to batter levees which still held near read to Latin-Amerlcan ambas Edward H. White H, the pri (See Page Six) sadors a statement made by mary team for the fCrthcontteg Quipey. Graves Dlatrict which was part GIRLS 3-6x, 7-14 DRESSES ..2 FOR 5. GROUP OF LADIES' COSTUME BELTS Hundreds of homes and busi GT-4 flight, and the reserv* ly flooded by a levee, break eeu-- team. Air Force Lt. Col. Frank ORIGINALLY TO 1.50 Selected group, not ^ -« nesses in low-lying city areas REXJULAR 2.99 Many one of a kind, dainty C ^ East Lyme Site Iler this month was a deepening Borman and Navy Lt. Cmdr. every style in every size or color, but many j C were flooded. lake of nearly 10,000 acres. 200 Cong Guerrillas trims, easy cart fabrics. Prints and solids / The river, stlU to exert It* James A. Lovell Jr. in one and two piece styles. casual and dres.sy types. Just south of town, major The next mlaaion to planned Of ‘Air Strike’ g^reatest force in the west-cen plants were surrounded by tral IlUnols sector, already cov i a four-day journey of 68 er- EAST LYME (API—F-lOO jet water or awash. bits. mpurial Seamless Nylons Pkg. of 4 Pair ered 15,(XI0 acres of farm and Floodwatera roUed over more The Gemini spacecraft will b* JUST 3-REDWOOD PICNIC SETS fighter aircraft of the ConnecU- industrial land H occupied after Killed in Viet Action "I than 6,600 acres of form lend In launched from Oape Kennedy, REXJULAR $20. Minor repairs will make REGULAR 79c EA. Seamless plain or cut Air National Guard will con breaking throu^ dikes north micro mesh knit. Proportioned for length. South Quincy, but most of the Fla., and is to land 96 hours la these perfect! Sets consist of two 6 f t and south of Quincy. Earlier cltv of 46,000 reaidents is sit SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P)— U.S. planes and ...)00% Otfol^w ABRrevH Favorite spring colors. A terrific buy! 2. duct “ air strikes" in East Lyme ter in the Atlantic Ocean near Aerylie* »«•. RMr •tfvin. and one 9 ft. tables. All plus two benches. 3. Sunday against "aggressor thlf week R flooded 20,(XX) acres uated on bluffs and safe. helicopters and Vietnamese ground forces have killed an Grand Turk Island te th* aaoU cifM meliMtt f6>Niiifny. color ciofity. eieepbefiei tn fotir drainage districts near « « ir oBd ocM of moimoACAet. Aetyiic* or* noturtlly Weather treated. forces” in direct support of More than 15 square blocks of eistimated 200 Viet Cong guerrillas in three operations ern Bahamas.' wothproef. H oA dtoA tc. roodoA i B C AW lO H T I t Army National G i»rd ground Burtington, lowa. the business district were Inun- Dr. George Mueller, dlraetor •Mlitbit iA • rtfift of • OEcJlinB cdort. NEW REGINA ELECTRIC BROOM ranging from the Mekong River delta in the south to troop* at Stone'* Ranch. A .35 toot rise since Wednes daited in Hannibal, a olty of 30,- of the National Aaronoutio* and day put tbs level up to 34.05 FAMOUS NAME LONGLINE BRA REGULAR 29.99 Save money on this ^ _ Infantry battalion exercise* 000. the sandy coastal plains of central Viet Nam, spokes Space AdminiotraUoa’a manned using the Jeta of the lOSrd feet, only .86 foot under Quin The river burst a levee in the men said today. apace program, SOM tha next special purchase! No bogs to buy. easy to1 Q ^ 2 cy’s all-time Mgh mark. High Marine Phantoms in Quang r e g u l a r t o $2. Front or back hook 1 V Y empty plastic dust cup. For bare floors, Fighter Group waa announced South Qulnoy drainage distriot, Two Americans were killed launch ia plonnad for the third styles. ' * * today, by MaJ. Gen. ,E. Donald water at Quincy waa expected and enmifed more than 6,600 and live oUiers wounded In Uie Nam Province, where the key quarter of the year, but every stairs or rugs. Sensational savings. Sunday, wKh the peak forecast American airbase at Da Nang is STRAPLESS. REGULAR 1.59 ...... 62c acres. Some ISO persons were actions Wednesday and today. effort le being mode to advonea ’’ fE9 aupport WUI M con- revised upward to 26 feet. pvacuated. This brought the toll of U.S. located. K into June. trailed (omnud observer* on At Rock Island, 140 mile* up IlUnols or south of Quincy was combat fatalities in Viet Nam to Aground, the biggest action He said the final decision LADIES’ NYLON TRICOT GOWNS IRREGULAR CANNON HAND TOWELS' stream, where maximum pre was in Kien Hoa Province, on 2 M f l They will be mem- closed and most rail traffic was 363 since December 1961. would not be posrible until mi<^ VALUES TO 1.29 Solids with textured a pv “ ■ Aircraft Oon- ssure on levee# was expected ■topped. Highway 86 and the U.S. aircraft made two raids the coast 60 miles south of Sal May. $4. VALUE Shift style gowns with scoop -t for another two or three days, gon. Government commanders necklines. Lavish embroidered trims. Pas- I M W borders, in every popular bathroom color. ZLvJ q Squadron Mark Twain Bridge were in and Vietnamese Skyralder As the plana for opening tha Qte level dropped .03 foot, from danger of being closed.' claimed at least 80 guerrillas ■pacacioft te orbR and looking tel colors. Size* S, M, L, XL,. Save on this buy! I ■' B A m ' Matiob at fighter-bombers made a third in M U fo n ili m command of ita 33.48 fe*t maximum at 8 Two National Guardsmen on the • continuing air campaign were killed and 34 captured In out, WhMa, who repwtadly wl9 p.m. Wedneeday. against North Viet Nam’s high the opening phase Wednesday of make the experiment, aaid th* LADY ALMY KNIHING WORSTED FLANNEL BACK TABLECLOTHS North of Quincy, th* kvdlan (See Page Eleven) way system. Results’ reportedly an attempt to drive a major pooslblUty figures te the flight varied from "highly successful” Viet Oong force into the South plana and training so that “ if China Sea. The assault forces 1.29 VALUE 4-ply, 4 oz. knitting worsted, REXJULAR 1.99 Quality vinyl, soft flannel our equipment oome* along to to moderate damage. were reported to have suffered mothproof. -Choose from over 80 color*.. back. Assorted solids or florals. Wipes U.S. jeta flew 58 sorties ttena we wlH be ready for it’ ’ 77c clean with a damp cloth. Size 52x52. 1.66 agednst suspected Viet Oong only four wounded. Make sweaters, afghans. , Adminlstratioil Rebukec^ U.S. helicopter pilots ma positions and concentrations chine-gunned about 60 Viet Oong CLOSE OUT ASSORTED NOTIONS inside South Viet Nam. they caught trying to swim on 36" FINE C O nO N PLISSE The biggest strike was by 16 estuary. The pilota estimated REXJULAR 39c yard. Solids and prints. For ^ VALUEIS TO $1. Thread, needles, bias or they killed about 40. Bulletins InfanU’ wear, sleepwear. Oolorfast, waah- V / C seam binding. Assorted handy items fbr Health Budget Gets Boost Among American participant* home sewing. Priced to clear! i 7c Aussie Battalion able. 3 yds. ^ • in the taxation were U.S. Army ...100% jifiiowjioroyou "nmt mobtiw a^ Capt. Jack W. Sanford of East SATELLITE OJL \J POTAO olftr lOo btAomt of oOTMicn rotittoAc*. lOAf wMr, elctr eoiort, WASHINi ( A P ) - ' trafn-^If.S million to atari on astMclol RaineUe, W.Va., and Capt. PMtOOMOf tor inflri Adlorttly methoroef. CI^OOM * from • rtiAOOw of . II OclOft. heart development program. To Join Struggle WALLOPS ISLAND. Va. 36" QUALITY SPORT DENIM MEN'S\ BOYS’ BEHER SLACKS I The J inistra Bryce R. Kramer cf Qreens- It Mid tha propoool to aboUUi Despite the addttlana to the burg. Pa. ( i ^ ) —A 183-paand ■ttoaMIto CANBERRA. AustraUa (AP) REXJULAR 69c yard. Solids, stripes, checks REXJULAR 3.99. A select noup of polished f\ C \ thm w w today by tha four jofaa was "one of the health progrates, the bin’s total Sanford led a group of haU- satolltte woe toolad tat* arMI In all the favorite spring colors. Fine for cottons for men or boys. Easy care fabrics. / LJ\J Houtf itions noost fooUsh cuta in the budgot" to $820,7M,000 below the Preoi- — -Prime Minister Sir Robert copters which softened up Viet fieni this apoe* raeoareb 001*- P^ill cut. Save now! A ^ * y y B e e n putting off dial carpet purchase... waiting for a real ‘liuy''? Then don't mlM diit all sportswear, children's wear. 57c ter ' penny- and added to the oonvlotlon of dsnt's over-ofi requaals for new Menzies announced in the House Oong defensas in the landing ter today to mak* a aarlaa s i kktroductory sale of three exceptionally fine broadloom values... the completely new oonra paopla that a sepaiote fund* for th* fiscal yaar otartteg sone with rockets and machine- Oi MrtlS ching liie fleld of dapattmant of odwation sad July 1. A lairga chunk of the cut of RepresentoUvee today Aus- Bloated off an a T»4*o»4aff Town & Country” carpets from Bigelow, America’s oldest carpet manufacturer. B True to I, traiia win provide an Infaniry gun tire. Kramer led a helicop CLOSEOUT OF ZIPPERS CLOSE OUT ON CURTAINS bHe hi and manpow- trolntog toouM be aatabUffiad. may be raotorod later. TW* i* te ter unit which plastered two rookot at 9:17 a.m „ th* aotato «hair name, these handsomely textured fabrics meet the needs of modem living in dty and train- It approvod tho ontlr* I373.5 grant* to atate* for public oa battalion tor service in South lite. called to* Baoeaa Ex* ' / VALUES TO $4. DlaconUnued styles, suit- Viet Nam. machine-gun nest*. apartment or tubudian home. T^^tever your carpet requirement or color prefetenoe, VALUES TO 1.29 Assortad colors and mUUon raquoatod for th* man atotonce. Proaldont Ookod for $$,' In Vlnh Long Province, two r-C. waa rapartod to a lengths For skirts, necklines, Jackets. Snap \ able for kitchen, bedroom and bath. A power program. M.100,000 and th* comnUttee Sir Robert sold the decision arhit aa honr and a hnll Ihaae new broedloenM pioiide a happy, easy-on-the-budget apswerl 13c ^ svariaty of colors, fabrics In print* and r worded repoit had been made on request of the U.S. Army adviser* were killed these up at this price. 2 . In boosting to 81,m,TM,000 i^ipravad oMy $S blUlon. U aaid and a third was wounded during H m arMt ranarto ennw lipH * a $7,064,034,000 new funds for tha IwaMh 1noU< new progroma are taking peopie South VietnameM govemmerR leklng ato*r»— M ^ 'UK for the Labor for further military assistance. heavy fighting 80 milea south- tutos, tho coBunUti* -aoW, tha off the weMare rola and raduc- west of Saigon. CLOSEOUT FAMUOS LIPSTICKS tha Dapoit- oritej^ roqwot tUtod to 'ppo- tof dapaodOnoy, and wnomploy- Defense Minister Shane Pal- k PHONE CALL BRINGS SAMPLES TO YOUR HOME _ Education and tridge declined to say when the Government unUs eloshad NAME PERCALE. SHEETS. CASES vuo'for am MW advanooa in -Hint hoa boon dropping. with an aathnotad Viet Oong REGULAR $1*. Dwignar casM . . . new sum BEOjECTED SECONDS. REG. 3.99 TW (hao«paimMt»a caftwl bottalkm would leave and where DITBOffATIOir TAM ffff We wUl be hsppjr to send a decorator-trained carpet coimaeior te your home V TWIN th* ottock Oh major dtotodi Even wMb (ha outo. tha total company. Qovarnment sourcoa with “Town and Country” aaniplea. mer shades, some frosted typas, ptnka and ta t ' It roquoata iori- pnhtaraa 4r tor Mi'phiMliiil M M would be deplcqrad in South WASmNaTON (AT) — 17c Rag. 3.49 FULL 2.39 and teodoquata I ttM W l U UTMM.OOO more Vto4 Nam. olaimod 84 Viet Oong war* corals. ■iitoHng P«m» teua. klUed. 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