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/ MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1964 Aveng* Didljr Net P n « Rmi p a 6 b t w e n t y iianrh^Bter Sv^nins If^raUi For tha Wmk Biukd April 11, 1964 FoneaoS of tJ. K Lakote Council, D tfrss cl Po- The Society of Automotive Memortal Temple, Pythian Frances Herron Council, Past Matrons of Temple Chapter, Order of Eastern cahontts, wlU meet Wedneaday OAmOUC LAMES OF OOLUBIBUS 13,943 Engineers will meet Wednesday Slatew, will meet tomorrow at Pythian Sunshine Girls, will Rain SoidiMg i f m . t« About Town 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. A f meet tonight at 6:30 at Memo Star, wfU meet Wednesday at at 7:80 pjn. at Odd Fellows Mamlibor of tlM Audit at Waverly Inn, Cheshire. John Hall. Mra Rose Nolan of Olondy, o h a »i0 « " ' 'i t > Jaqulth, chief marine systems ter a buaineas meeting, "Neigh- rial Pythian HaU. the Masonic Templs. A potiuck Burairo»u of Circulation bor’a Night” will be celebrated at 6:80 p.m. will preceds the Southingtan, the great Poca CARD PARTY WodHooiay, mgli ta 00a. t'>V| Sragtateni of lAwrty, No. e n ^ e e r of Lycoming Division, hontas of Ooimeotlcut wUl st- ManeluMer^A City of ViUago Charm- )J9, ijo U , will meet tomorrow with entertainment by members Buckley School P T A and Stu meeting and initiation. Thoee Avco Corp., vrtll speak at 8 attending are reminded to tgnd, sooorapanled by members MIUTARY WHIST and SHBACK • t 8 pjn. at O ruife Han. Mrs. p.m. on “ High Speed Amphibi of visiting temples. Refresh dent Council will sponsor a ments will be served. Members Mother-Daughter Night tomor bring a main dish. Members of her staff. Rsfreshmenta wlU ------...... -...... ■ -M Samual Wilaon and Miaa Hilda an, the Lycoming Hydrofoil.” be served during the social after ST. JAMES SCHOOL HALL TOL. LXXXm, NO. 166 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1964 tOlaaelfled AdvcrtWng on Pago 14) RoUnacn wIB serve refreah- are reminded to bring articles row at 7 p.m. at the school. En unabis to attend are reminded Reservations for a dinner at to caU M ra Albert Ford, 39 the business mMUng. PRICE SEVEN ClENtl “ ■Momts. 6:45 p.m. may be made with for a cup auction. tertainment will include a magic Friday, April 17 — 8:00 F.M. act and police dogs from the Overlook Dr. Nelson Andrews, 40 Van Ness ’Ihe Soroptomlst Club wUl Manchester Assembly, Order Hartford Police Department ir DOOR PRIZES ★ REFRESIBIIENTS Mias Deborah Wells, daugh St, Springfield, Mass. S t James Mother’s Circis will meet tonight at 7:30 at the of Rainbow for Girls, will spon Refreshments will be served. DONATION) 81D0 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. meet Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. at home of M ra William Slelth, Events Wells of 82 Plymouth Lane, will The Nutmegger Camera Club sor a rummage sale tomorrow the home of Mra. ’Thomas Derby, Sunnyview Dr., Vernon, at For tlckete call) Chairman, Mrs. Uonel Leesard. 848-5847, Highway Team Foundering, at 9 a.m. at the Masonic Tem appear In a swimming show at will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. Indiana University will have a 104 Park S t Mrs. John Martin which time the name of the win Oo-Chalrman, Mra John OMfford, 840-9887 Lake Krie College, Fainesvllle, at Hilltop House, East Hart ple. Articles may be brought to Founder’s Day meeting for ner of the Good Cttlsenahtp a meeting tonight at 7 at the and Mrs. Sam Slpola will be co- Ohio, where she Is a freshman. ford. Miss Lois Clarke will Hartford area alumni Friday, hostesses. Aiward wlU be announced. In State Barry, Hopes for .Boost show slides and movies of the temple. Those wishing pickup April 24 at the Shoreham Oaks services may call Mrs. John Motor Hotel, Hartford. Dinner Says Ives; 233 Have Quit Mias Barbara Coleman, Mrs. United States. The meeting Is open to the public. Seavey, 77 Oxford St., or Mrs. will be served at 6:15 p.m. Res Mar}orle Zervas and Mrs. Dar Reginald Cartwright, 78 Bran lene Dalton, members of the ervations may be made writh Study Committee Manchester Business and Pro The Kaffee Klatsche will meet ford St. Mrs. Katherine Sahl, 115 S t HARTFORD (A P )— ‘Tt'9reach«d the optional ratlromont^past aeven years. Though about fessional Women’s Club will at Wednesday at 9 a.m. at the James St, West Hartford. is becoming increasingly age, Ives said. 10 per cent of the department’s Has Last Hearing tend the Connecticut Federation Community Y. Members are re Bennet Junior High School difficult to hold this depart They chose retirement rather I,3(H) employes have outside In Illinois Vote Today PTSO will meet Wednesday at ’The American Legion Post than suffer further embarrate- jobs, the five arrested In the sponsored leadership develop minded to bring the flow’er ar ment together,” State High ment program to be held rangement started at the la.st 7:30 p.m. in cafeteria 2. Dr. will meet tomorrow at 8:15 ment, he said. investigation were the only em On Horse Racing Wrtnesday at 6 p.m. at Stone meeting, containers and clay. Mervtn Rosenberg, staff mem p.m. at the post home, Leonard way Commissioner Howard Some 11 persona have been ployes charged with violating haven, Farmington. Mrs. John Cyrkiewicz and Mrs. ber of the Institute of Living, St. 8. Ives has told a legislative arrested since the probe was the policy. HARTFORD (AP)—The Hartford, will speak on "Teen- Amelia Gworek, both of Rock committee. begun by the office of State’s 2. Low salaries in the rights Agers’ Behavior, What to Ex Atty. John D. LaBelle. Five of of way division were a factor In legislature’s horse racing Dr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Da ville, will be co-hostes.ses. ’The Zlpser Club will celebrate He was referring to the Im Big Turnout pect.” The meeting is open to those arrested were department leading some employes astray. and pari-mutuel study com vis, 348 Porter St., will attend its 43rd anniversary on April pact of an Inveatlgatlon into Representatives of service students and parents. Refresh 25 with a dinner-dance at the employes. 3. He never worked for Savin mittee has concluded a se Freshman Parents Weekend at ments will be served. the State Highway Depart Elmira (N. Y.) College Friday and veterans groups will meet clubhouse. ’The Ladies Auxiliary ’The committee declined to Bros., a construction company ries of hearings designed to Expected by ment. that does much road building through Sunday. Ih elr daugh Wednesday night at 8 at the will serve the dinner at 7:15 give the department a vote of tap public sentiment on the State Armory with spokesmen ’The Women’s Fellowship of p.m. Reservations close on Since the Investigation was confidence, pending a study of In ConnecUcut. He did work for ter, Miss Lauren Davis, Is a announced laat fall, Ivee aald horse betting issue in Oon- Republicans student at the college. of the 169th Military Police the Pre.sbyterian Church will April 23, and tickets may be reports from Ives and chief en the Edward Bal Co. for 80 Battalioe to complete plans for meet tonight at 8 in the church obtained from the clUb steward. yo^le’.day, 233 persons, includ gineer Robert G. Mitchell. months beginning in 1966. Dur necticut. ing 112 salaried workers, have ing nine months of >hat period Pvt. Henry J. Judd of the the May 16 Armed Forces Day hall. A representative of the However, individual members The committee le charged Parade and Military Ball. Travelers Insurance Co., Hart Daughters of Isabella wdll left the department. of the committee did express with preparing a report to the CHICAGO (A P ) — Sen. United States Army, son of Mr. (See Page Eleven) Barry Goldwater of Ari and Mrs. Albert D- Judd Sr., ford, will show a film on the meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Some 200 key workers may their confidence in Ives and the General Assembly on the feasi 66 Foley St, recently completed Manchester PTA Council will New York World’s Fair. Re K of C Home. Mrs. Edward go, he said, if attacks on the department. bility of legalizing pari-mutuel zona, seeking a boost in his eight werfts of advanced infan meet Thursday at Washington freshments will be served. Cavagnaro will head a refresh department continue. Sen. John J. Rellhan, D- betting. Allowing betting would drive • for the Republi try training with light weapons School. Coffee will be served at ment ccHnmittee. "It Is going to take all of the Bridgeport, Senate chairman of open the way for the establiah- can presidential nomina at F t Polk, La. 7:30 p.m. Noel Fagan, son of Mr. and energy, skill and enthusiasm of the committee, said only ’’rela More Doctors ment of race tracks In the state. A t last night’s hearing here, tion, testa his vote getting Mrs. Walter R,»Fagan, 38 Cov Manchester WATEJS will tlis top supervisory people In tively minor things have been entry St., and Cecil L. Court- meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the found to be wrong and the de the arguments were much the appeal today in the Dlinoia thLs department to retold mor same as at the earlier ones held right, son of Mr. and Mrs. Le Italian American Club. Mrs. ale and weld together an e^i- partment has acted quickly to Leave Ranks presidential preference pri Harold Nelson will lead a dis correct them.” In other sections of Connecticut. Personal Notices roy Courtrlght, 15 Mill St., both cienl team of varloue skills mary election. HEARING AID airmen first class In the United cussion on “Common Sense Ea,t- Rep. Morris Hogan, R-Bur- "The state is the winner In again.” Ives eaid. Of Strikers racing,” declared Pete Topa of More than a million Republl- BAHERIES States Air Force stationed at Ing.” Miss Jane Bedford, presi Ilngton, said he hopes all ‘‘polit oans, lured by a bitter batU* dent, announced that feather He made his comments in a ically-inspired attacks” will be Southington, a breeder of In Memoriam Pope Air Force Base, N. C., are report to the legislature Inter for the gubernatorial nomina participating in Exercise Dela- weight awards for last month stopped to allow the depart BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) — horses. He referred to the po were won by Mrs. Walter Po- im Committee on Roads and tential source of state revenues. tion, were expected to go to tha PINE PHARMACY In lovinc memory of Thomas O. war, a joint Iranian-United ment to concentrate on contin The Belgian government polls. Democrats predicted a 084 CENTER ST.—049-9814 Cole, who passed sway April 12, States military training opera tyra, with a loss of 14% pounds, Bridges, The oommlttee met uing Its road building programs. claimed today that about 4,(XX) "I am opposed to legalized 1961. gambling,” said Jerry Gorman turnout of 900,0(X) although Gov. tion in Iran which began yes and Mrs. Maxwell Jacobs, with a yenterday. Ives in his report also said: of Belgium’s 10,000 doctors were of West Hartford. "You are Otto Kemer was unopixwed in Sweet la the word of remembrance. terday and will be completed loss of 13% pounds. Many of the employee who 1. ‘The department has had a practicing again, the most since D ea r la the one who is irone. preying upon an individual’s In his bid for renomination. have left or are leaving have conflict of interest rule for the their nationwide strike against In memory we will always keep on Wednesday. ability to say no— to turn It In the Republican contest for him. socialized medicine began April governor, Charles H. Percy, 44, RANGE Just as the years roll on. off.” Hose Oo. No. 1 of the Eighth 1. board chairman of Bell A How The Interior Ministry an Clergymen posed moral ques Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cole District Fire Department will tions. 'rtie Rev. Richard Hardy, ell Co., who is making his first and fam ily meet tonight at 8 at fire head Sherwiii’WIHIoms' nounced that 2,700 doctors had bid for putrilc office, oppoaea FUEL O IL answered the government’s president of the Connecticut quarters, Main and Hilliard Sts. Germans Sorry^ Baptist Convention, said he has State Treasurer William J. In Memoriam orders putting 3,600 doctors seen the effect of racing upon Scott, 37, a supporter of Gold- ' GASOLINE Stanley Circle of South PAINTS holding military reserve com In lovlnc memory of my dear lives in Pawtucket, R. I. He water. Percy has made no en mother, Cnrlstlna Henderson, who Methodist Church will sponsor missions on active duty. called a race track "a bUgrht dorsement for president. passed away on April 13, 1952. a rummage sale 'Thursday at 9 W. H. ENGLAND About 1,300 other physicians upon the community.” Polls will be ojjen 12 hours, a.m. in Cooper Hall at the 99 Said Nikita Dead either had resumed private from 6 a.m. to < p.m. There ara B A N T LY OIL Twelve years ago today. Murray Yorker, former state church. Those wishing pickup LUMBER C O . 6,152,335 registered voters in the i.\ c . Qod called mother home too stay. practice or returned to staff deputy athletic commissioner, But time has a way of healing service may call Mrs. Morris jobs at hospitals, the announce disagreed. He argued that rac .state, with about half the total sorrow. Bennett, 98 Baldwin Rd. “ A t the Green” 649-5201 2 to,’ 3 ::ii a : \iN sii{i:i;i Until we meet some bright to HAMBURG, Germany (A P )—'^died suddenly Monday at 2019 ment said. ing is a well poUced sport and in O)ok County (Chicago). The m orrow. A West German news agency CET—2:19 p.m. EST—four days However, many of the doctors said It has attracted the “ top weather forecast was for sunny M ill lu ll The French Club of Manches before his 70th birthday as a re back In uniform were making people of quality In America.” skie.s with possible showers in Sadly missed by her daughter. ter will sponsor a military whist apologized today for circulating h'ucK\illf TK ."'-.'1271 Nellie McQueen Save ^1®^ sult of an acute hephocapalyti- patients wait unusually long, be the afternoon. and setback party tonight at 8 an erroneous report that Soviet Goldwater .shared tha Isallot ro.sls. (according to Tass).’’ laboring administrative details, Dodd Not Backed at Orange Hall. Refreshments Premier Khrushchev had died. A number of European newa and showing up for duty minus with Sen. Margaret Chase will be served. ’Tickets will be agencies that have an exchange any equipment, even a pen to NEW HAVEN (AP) — The Smith, R-Maine. No other ma sold at the door. The report Mwiday night LECLERC caused a sensation around the agreement with DPA picked up write prescriptions. Democratic Town Committee in jor Republican presidential the dispatch. All quoted the One regular medical officer, a nearby Woodbridge has declined hopeful entered the Illinois pri Mrs. Albert Sheffield, Ameri FUNERAL HOME world and sent stock prices tumbling on the U.S. Pacific German agency as the source. colonel, said: " I am extremely to endorse Sen. Thomas J. Dodd mary, although some write-in canism chairman of the Dis At 10:12 p.m. DPA issued a pessimistic. The situation Is de for re-election this year. It was support was expected for Henry Choicest Meats In Town! abled American Veterans Aux Coast before the director-gener FUNERAL al of Tass, the Soviet news note to editors to withhold the teriorating. Drafted doctors are reported today. Cabot Lodge, ambassador to iliary, presented an American story. It said "the matter was showing deliberate ill will.” George Conklin, town chair South Viet Nam, New York Gov. flag to Brownie Girl Scout agency, termed it "rubbish." Driver Injured, Thrown from Car SERVICE Tass reported today that still being looked Into." Military leaders in Brussels man, said that ik> other candi Nelson A. Rockefeller and Rlcl^ TUESDAY ONLY! Troop 171 of Tollajnd on Friday, The agency then issued a were reported considering pack date was endorsed for the Sen Mrs. Carol Cappa of Hartford was thrown from this car when it hit the pole ard M. Nixon. which was accepted by Mrs. Khrushchev had begun talks LEAN, ALL BEEF W ALTER N. this morning with Polish Com statement that an error had ing drafted dpetors off to serve ate nomination at a caucus last early today on W. Middle Tpke., west of the highway exit. She is hospitalized Backers of Mrs. Smith ssiid Walter Partington Jr., leader of LECLERC been made due to a garbled with Belgian aim y units In West n i^ t. they would be plesuMd with 10 the troop. Flag etiquettes were munist party secretary Wlady- and in fair condition. (Photo by Burkamp.) (See story page 8.) Director alaw Oomulka and Premier Jo- qpnversation between a Japan- Germany unless they coopeiAte. But Oonklto said that several per earn at the RapuUUcan tnn^ presented to each Brownie. iMtA names were* advanced as possi out. The a*-year-oia aanator, the 23 Main Street, Manchester ■ef Cyranklewlca, who arrived In Moscow Monday from Wkr- (Bee Page Mine) (Bee Page T U «e ) ble candidates. These hidudsd first woman to seek tha naUon’9 The Manchester Registered Cal) 649-5869 M ayor Rkfiisrd C. Lee of highest office, campaigned Nurses Association will meet MlWe Hamburg QQc DP A—Deutsche Preese Agen- Bridgeport and Mayor Samuel against what she called the "ap I tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Tedesoo of Bridgeport, who is Oregon Samplings parent Goldwater monopoly” Ui hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph tur—the West German news agency -announced it is making also lieutenant-governor. the state. 2 lbs. Barry will give an illustrated Goldwater, who finished sec lecture on their recent trip to a full investigation to determine Poitier Top Actor^ (LIMIT 6 LBS. PER CUSTOMER) how the erroneous dlsi>atch got Third Rejection ond to Lodge In last month’s Hawaii. be New Hampshire primary elec Save $1.01 on these famout brai.' This aale last* onto its wires. HARTFORD (A P )—The State Super Bomb .r ut LiOClgC 111 L c a d Staff members connected with Civil Rights Commission today tion, has made only two cam HIGHLAND PARK MARKET assured only a short time, so get your Playtex soon. All paign appearances in Illinois, the affair have been suspended, Conquered Accent denounced a Negro real estate WASHINGTON (AP) — Gen. 817 mOHLAND STREET—PHONE 64S-4S78 a statement said. A spokesman both in CMcago, since announc of these bras have the extra feature of double elastic brokers third rejection by the POR'^AND, Ore.^ (AP)—The^Nixon 17, Sen. Barry Goldwater said all those Involved were in Greater Hartford Real Estate Curtis E. LeMay says he be- ing for the presidency Jan. 3. George N. in the back for double wear. Choice of 3 styles: the agency’s head office in Board. U.V.. 0,. union 0 .. n „ - l S 14, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller Despite local enthusiasm, ob HOLLYWOOD (AP)—ISidney^duchess of "The V.I.P.S” and a 13, Gov. William Scranton 4 and servers insisted write-in votes Hamburg. Poitier, brilliant Negro actor heavy favorite, was named best Expressing “ indignation and rowed the gap of U.S, military in Oregon as It prepares to try Automatic A. Fashion-Magic* Bras— underlift The agency said It received outrajge” through Its chairman, Sen. Margaret Cha.se Smith 1.1 would not be a major factor in Converse who had trouble getting started supporting actress, superiority and the United and shape an image of Henry Harris listed 6 per cent of the! today's election. Many county panels for fashion’s younger look. (Not lUustrated) an inquiry by teletype from a because of his Calypso British p o itier, only major winner in Ralph M. Gogalio of Hamden, Cabot Lodge as the Republican PAINTING AND Comfort West German radio station quot the commission called for ac States should develop a 100-meg voters as still undecided. clerks said they would not im West Indie>i accent, has become the audience, trotted beaming aton nuclear bomb. who can capture the presidency. Lodge has won editorial en mediately count the write-in DECORATING B. Magic-Cling* Bras— non-slip panels ing what purported to be a Taes the first of his race to win a up the aisle amid wild cheering tion by the 1965 General As ” A little too heady,” said with an atory on the death of Khru sembly "to curb discrimination Stepping indirectly into the dorsement of the Oregonian, the ballots. Other clerks said they PHONE 648-2804 and elastic in the straps stop ri3e-up. top movie award. to receive his golden statuette missile reliability battle be David Goldberg, 34, Boston at state's most widely circulated would count only the ballots Crave a better car? shchev. The Inquiry was said to The 37-year old son of a from Anne Bancroft, last year’s by real estate boards.” torney and field director for the oil-powered have originated In the Bonn of Rejected for membership tween Secretary of Defense Rob new.spaper. cast for presidential candidates Gall Evenings — 6 to 9 Cotton & Lace*— nylon lace cup* tomato fiumer in Nassau, the winner. ert S. McNamara and Sen. Bar Draft Lodge campaign. We are pleased but not nec- who filed for office, Sens. Gold- fice of a Japanese newspaper. Bahamas, was named best ac He had this comment: April 2 by the board was Allen The team hasn’t even started water heater fully lined with soft cool cotton, f^nol illustfOtedi DPA moved a flash saying Hodge Davis who operates his ry Goldwater, R-Ariz., the Air essarily persuaded,” Goldberg water and Smith, G et an tor of 1963 at Academy Award "M y picture was a low bud Force chief of staff says he to work and already Lodge Is said. “It we had listened to the Thomas Balle, 3£, who head- MFC “ Khrushchev dead" at 9:49 p.m. ceremonies last night for his get one but it was wonderfully business from 1994 Main St., in first place in some Oregon A ll bras white 32A to 40C, 2 fo r $3,99 —3:48 p.m. EST. Hartford. “ would probably not give as op polls in New Hampshire we ed the write-in campaign tor Big Purcha»m Loan from Ingratlng portrayal of an In- done. I thought I had a g o ^ timistic a picture” of U.S. -mis polls as well as in national would have packed our bags ------D sizes Fashion-Magic, 2 for $5.99 This was followed five mln- tinei-ant Baptist construction chance but I must be hmest, I He first appHed for board samplings. «tes later by a one-paragraph membership a year ago. siles as McNamara would. and gone home. No one took us ((Bee Page Eight) For any important purchase, American worker who helped nuns build didn’t think I had an excellent As LeMay's views to a con Pollster Louis Harris said his seriously.” ■tory under a Moscow dateline a church In "Lilies of the FTeld.” chance. He received a majority vote, survey indicates Lodge is a big you’re better off buying with 86 out of 50, but this was three gressional group last February Goldwater and Rockefeller, SOFT Which said: Patricia Neal, 38, whose ca " I knew. In Albert Finney favorite among Oregon Repub noted the swift, rise in Lodge’s C l i A N Coal Co., Inc. “ Soviet Premier Khrushchev per cent less than the required were made public today, state cash. You can shop anywhere for reer has included downs as well (star of ’Tom Jones’ ), I )wd a ments by McNamara and Gold- lican voters and stands to gain popularity and told Oregonians SKIIV as ups, made it a comeback formidable opponent. I respect three fourth approval needed a greater victory than he did in the best bargains, take to gain memberriiip. water added new fuel to their th ^ should demand that Lodge. story, taking best actress hon him very much. the New Hamp.shire presiden advantage of cash savings. phone 522-8151 The commission’s "outrage,” dispute. U.S. ambassador to South Viet Bulletins ors. Her winning role was as the "It is a long journey to this tial primary last month. Nam, come home to tell his Goglla said, stems from the In a po.sition paper on "D e Culled from A P Wires Get that cash from HFC— Free Mothproofing AMERICA’S GREATEST $ slovenly housekeeper in "Hud." moment and I must thank a lot fense Strategy for the Space Harris’ poll showed Lodge has, stand on issues. News Tidbits "Tom Jones," a racy, rollick of people for making It possi fact that the board’s "evaluat repay conveniently. HFC ing committee found Mr. Davis Age” put out by the Goldwater 46 per cent of the Republican ------from the A P Wires ing tale of 18th century Eng ble.’’ for President Committee, the voters in Oregon, Richard M .' (See Page Eight) serves the money needs of ASK ABOUT OUR GIRDLE VALUE...ONLY land, was selected best picture The only other Negro to win fully qualified for member HALE AND HEARTY ship.’’ Arizona Republican argued ” we more than 2 million people WHEE! WATER’S at the 86th annual festivities at an acting Oscar was Hattie Mc cannot put sole reliance on mis- MOSCOW (A P )— Looking a ycsu. We’d like to serve you. BOX Sen. John L. McClellan, D- Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. Daniel, in the supporting cate P « « I - systems.” He charged that hale and hearty, Soviet Pre Melvyn Douglas, once Greta Ark., saying the civil rights bill gory, for "Gone With the irieusies ai reoK "not a single new weapons sys- mier Khnishrhev toasted the STORAGE Garbo's favorite leading man. Wind,” In 1939. H0T-H0T...AND M mislabeled, argues that It HARTFORD (AP) — Con- tern has been Inaugurated since health of the Communist pulled an upset by winning as Poitier didn't start school un Social Security Pay would ’’produce greater discord, necticut’s health commissioner i96i,” movement tonight, and pre PLAN best supporting actor for his til he was 11. When his father's THERE’S A LOT! more hatred and strife, graver said today that ’’the epidemic LeMay, a strong backec of dicted It would emerge Borrow up to $1000 performance as the patriarchal business collapsed he went to of German measles continues at manned bombers, said In his Mems" than thoee It seeks rancher of "Hud.” John Huston stronger than ever onoe the Take up to 24 months to repay FOR PICKUP AND New York and worked as a la peak levels” in the state with I Feb. 25 testimony to the House dispute with Red China is set solve... The United States of "The Cardinal" and Hugh borer. Then, deciding he wanted Seen Likely to Rise DELIVERY GALL — Now! For only 9Vic* a la going to streamline the top- 2,380 cases reported during the Armed Services Appropriations tled. Not once did he mention A loanLo*n oa T f AlO$100 n mcoata aiA A17.HA$17.00 wksknwhan pcompUyn M s n n flv smrwaiHrei tn r Griffith of "Tom Jones" had to "do something constructive past week. subcommittee that complete re- B eoew cotive monthly faioUlraonta o f $9.7/ ach. 643-2421 day for fuel... hot water heavy at^nleti-atlon of its mi been cofavorites. the rumors that swept around litary forces in South Viet WASHINGTON (A P ) — The—dles all Social Security legisla- the world that he had died. Margaret Rutherford, dowdy (See Page Two) (See Page Eight) (See Page Eleven) for all—-all the time! Nam. American authorities an chances of an increase in the tion, is understood still to oppose He drank toasts In red wine HOUSEHOIO FINANC NEW MODEL nounce. basic retirement payment under the medical care plan. with Polish leader Wladyslaw If you live in a typical Frits Wldetnann, a fotmer Social Security appear to be But soihe of those who oppose Uomulka at a Polish Embassy LAUNDRY house, you could easily nm orony of Adolf Hitler, says that bright this year. it are known to be willing to con reception. out ol hot water several the Naal leader planned toklU Such an increase could be a sider an increase in the old age MANCHI9TIR iHOPPINO PARKAM AND DRY CLEANING SHIPS SAIL FOR CYPRUS times a week. Oermany’e mental and physical by-product—and perhaps the benefit, based on the argument 392 Middle Turnpike West Cash t Carry defectives in case of war "be I only immediate result of the that the slow bti) continuou.s in NICOSIA, Cyprus (A P )— A Open 8:00 A M . - 5:30 P.M. Now you can have all the cause they were useleM eat ' continuing pressure for a feder- crease in living costs ha.s erod- fleet of 21 Turkish warships hut water you need at one 2nd Hoor-PHONE: 643-9536 78 SUMMIT STREET ers” ... The Ontral Commit al old age health plan added to ; ed the 'means of older person.s sailed toward Cyprus today as time for only 9%c* a day. the Social Security System. dependent on Social Security. Julius Kupferschmld, Prop. tee of the East German Com \ the Turkish army battalion lHn:lbo.,1sK,TlMin. 10 to Fri.1l Is l-Sst. tJOlo Think of it—only 9%c* a Another possible outcome Presumably, many members munist party call on all Oom- i regularly based on this trou day I would be a revamping of the ! of (Congress would welcome an muniat parties today to "ua- bled Island came under (Ire at present .state-federal system of opportunity lb cast an election Its camp north of Nicosia. Of- Yes, thanks to Mobilheat mask and smash" the “ false, medical care for the aged to year vote ’’for the old folks,” ficliilly the fleet was reported i-iiilli —and an oU-flred hot water •ntl-Marxist poelUon of the take in a broader income brack- without becoming embroiled in on a routine gunnery exercise, heater ol correct capacity— leaders of the Chinese Oom- et and to d» A ' 'trji ' I \ 'I 7 i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CO ^^. TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1964 FACE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1964 teach an elementacy grade at ^ Bolton salary oi $5,350. She is a grad Rockville-V ernon Sheinwold on Bridge South Windsor Board Names 13 Teachers^ uate of Southern Connecticut lOH Invites ISO in State Petition Filed State Oollege with a B.S. de DON’T u n r CLUMSINESS More Doctors Two Get Leaves, Six Resign gree. is 24 years oto and a Baum Critical of Delays PTA to Hear. STEER YOU TO DEPEAT For Bankruptcy resident of North Haven. Reduced Education Budget Leave Ranks To Workshop on Sunday Mias Mary Beth Meiners to By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ^ K Q T • Richard K. Olbrtas of Mans Panonnd matter* occuple '.‘t 1 lUNCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. APRIL 14. 1964 ed to improve the reading ablU- ^Coventi Buckley Pupils RockviUe-Vernon tlee of students with problems, OAR RENTALS then the staff should be supple Display Hobbies mented. He recommended sum RUMMAGE SAU •r LEASma Area Town O fficials Meet Reading Problem G>ncem mer school for slow readers. To Be Paddled In other action, WllUam Test Night: A Review Rdbeit Oeiwraal ef IM Doek- Buckley School took on the Smith reported on a recent mtohA N. Pappas of West aapKt of a flaa marHet recent arel Rd., Vernon, was lak nfgt)^ Connecticut Board of Education North Mefhodht Church Hartford will speak tomorrow NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. • A l llo k M To Discuss Financial Aid ly as the entire school Joined in Leads to Action by Board By The Reading Laboratory, Inc. (AP)—Oeorga Gray Laalle, 22, elacted bo Ms fifth term as pres meeting; Wolff was elected vice 800 PARREEsnuan at 8 pjn. at an open meeting of • A l M o M staging a hobby show, under chairman of the board, replac- a gardener, haa been sentenced ident of the Master Batters' As tha sponsorship of the student Written for NBA the Junior Century Club at to life imprisonment plus five • A l TIh im Th« Mad tor a plan to-haLp^Charlaa Lowary oei Foraat R(L The conUnuing study of rssd-*troduced the system into an- mg Dr. Robert E. Kinghbury sociation at a meeting af council. Whiton Memorial Library. His strokes of the paddle on a towna xrriva "at a more raaka- may ba contacted. Ing and how to improve it re other school system before his who resigned; accepted the res topic will be "Arts to Enjoy Liv Cavey's Restaurant. Members of each class pre- sulted in two actions by the employment hers. Many other ignation of Henry Knight, cus THURSDAY, APRIL 16 16. He should take notes only 24. Because faster reading 'will charge of lurmed robbery. Other offlcera are RusseR In- Pm I D o d o t tto** financing program aa the Pack 88 N otea pared and displayed their hob If you follow one simple di occupy his mind with more ing By." Police said Leslie beat his CfO. board of education last night schools use the system, and todian at Rockville High School • AJIf. to 1 PJC of the essentials in his read The speaker Is associate pro ilnjfa, vica president^ BJdwwrd raauH of tha burden from adu- Cub Scout Pack 86 oommlttaa bles In their rooms and the cor rection. this test will actually ing, omitting incidentals. ideas, the really bright stu employer. Dr. Walter Sproule, 878 MAIN 8TBEPT will attend a round table pro Members approved a recom members agreed to contact some and approved appointment of fessor of fine arts at Trinity Psgmnl, recording secretary; oational coata they now face, ridors outside. of these schools to obtam their John Lusa to replace him. AUSPICES WS08 give you a good review of the (T) (F) dent benefits from The Read 72, with a hammer and ax in Phone 8*8-8881 gram tomorrow at tha Roltort- After a brief ssssmbly in the mendation to bring Mrs. Mae College, Hartford. He received a robbing him of $496 March 28. Walter Michaud, financial sec results. Following the business meet columns to date. The direction: 17. He reads slowly, but he gets ing Laboratory Program at retary; John Mertx, treasurer, will ba dlacuaaed at a dinner son School. auditorium at which Mrs. Cardin, originator'of the Cardin Iwchelor's said master's degree Dr. Sproule, a dentist, la crip The board approved an ap ing, a curriculum discussion the most understanding pos- least as much as the slower and Robert St. Pierre, Ralph meeting tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. The pack will hold its regular Madeline McAwley, head of method of teaching, to town. DO NOT SKIP ANY STATE at Tale University, and haa had pled. He Is still in a hospital. propriation of not more than was led by Howard Smith, ad slWe. (Tl (F) student. (T) (F) Outreldi, Jolm Bablneau and la Coventry Otange HaU In Bt. meeting at 7:80 p.m. Friday at Luts Junior Museum, discussed They tabled a motion to deny MENTS in your circling them several one-man shows. He hah "The nature of this admitted promotion to any student who $260, if needed, to bring Mrs. ministration intern and Allan 18. Guess a word's meaning 26. Sumiharislng what you have WllUam Pugani, tnwteea 44A. the Robertson School. The the value and fun of hobbles, a.s true (T) or false (F). from context, then check the also painted many murals, the attack on an old and crippled falls to obtsm a passing grade Cardin here. Dresser, assistant superintend read is best done from your latest being at St George's Daniel Stalno of Torrington, theme for the month will be the entire student body toured NUTMEG FOREST NO. 118 1. When you encounter a sec dictionary. (T) (F) notes and your outline. man shows a state of cruelty A total of more than 81 "Nature Study.” in reading. If the method is adopted, it ent of schools. Church, New Britain. He was and lack of pity which Is utter president of the state associa Notice aelaoimen and other town offi- the school to view the exhibits. TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON tion in your pre - reading 19. With sufficient practice, (T) (F) Book ExldMt The collectiona varied from Concern over reading was will be tested in one school in also commiaaioned by the State ly incomprehensible to any or tion, and Conrad ManglErflco of oiala from ToUahd and Wind one grade. Two classes, similar which is difficult to under speed-reading techniques be Check your answers below, The Booth-Dlmock Memorial coins, dolls, and rocks to mili highlighted earlier this year fire in Ship of Connecticut to pi^t a por dinary person," Magistrate A.D. New Britain, vice president, WE HAVE DAST ham Countiea will meet to dii- m ability, will be tasted; one stand. skip it and .save it come an unconscious part of gfivlng yourself four points for Library h u on exhibit 126 new tary clothing, old hats, live when William A. Pope, director trait of the chief jiutloe of the Poole told Leslie, who had spoke on the advantages y lnsd ouaa the financial problema will use the system, one will m Presents for your thorough reading. our reading. (T) (F) each correct answer. children’s books and a selection chickens, and a pigeon. of guidance, mforrned board NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP) — Supreme Court pleaded guilty. t^ barbers when they unite. faced by theaa towna. not. Comparisons between the (T» (F) 20. When reading for relaxation DEUVERYT01HE of new cook books u part of ita The program, which lasted members that high school drop Fire, touched off by a shortclr- I. When you meet a new word A fine arts play, "Mlaa TUly’a Selectman Donald 8. Da'via of two groups in their reading Heads Campaign only, ignore The Reading (X) '9C (X) Chair,” wUl be presented, "nie National Library Week observ about 40 minutes, was directed outs generally could not read. The 4th Annual in your reading, don't risk Laboratory program. Ooventry, who inatltuted the He ssild that poor readers could achlovement will later be made cuit in electrical wires, broke Concert By The A. Raymond Rogers Jr., princi ■fz (X) n (X) iz (»a) iz (a ) cast includes Mrs. Robert Cow ance which will continue by student council members gues.sing. (T) (F) (T) (F) meeting, expreaaed confidence out early today in a storeroom pal of Manchester High School, OZ (X) '61 (X) , '81 < J) 't l (X) ley, Mrs. Philip W est Mrs. through Saturday. and their adrtsor Robert Mar not keep up with their courses, | Wolff proposed the motion 5. He knows the moat about BOLTON that a definite plan would reouK aboard the U.S. Navy’s destroy U.S. COAST 6UARD BAMD 21. Establishing the long-range •9T (,i) '91 (A) n (A) '81 (X) Raymond Kingman, Mrs. Ben The Pulltcer prize-winning tin. gained no satisfaction from which would withhold promo- will serve as chairman o f the biochemistry since he ha.s to initiate legislation that would tlon of poor readers. He said. and long - lasting personal Z l U ) 'U (,d) '01 (X) '6 (A) '8 ton Osgood and Mrs. Lynwood aaaist the taxpayers in financ fiction books from 1918 to 1968 reading, and found it eaaler to er tender Yosemlte. 8:15 P.M. Friday, April 17 1964 Manchester Area Mental the moat notes, (T) (Fi benefits la my best help to drop out of school. "It is an injustice to promote a 4. Pre - reading is helpful if (X) I (X) '9 tjl) 'fi (A) y (A) Smith. Mrs. Leo Tsokalas is di AREA ing town programs other than have also been assembled from BEATLE8 OF ’7$ It was brought under control Bailey Auditoriam Health campaign, it was today concentration in today’ s •£ (.3) Z (A) I ;SBa.VlSNV rector. Mrs. Ronald Primavera FOR EXPERT for education. the collectiona of the local li CLYDE, N.Y. (AP) — Work The Cardin method was intro child if he cannot read well." within an hour. A Navy spokes you’ve prepared your ques He said that the pupil would announced by Mrs. Raymond T. school assignments. (T) (F) is in charge o f props, and Mrs. WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING Davis pointed out that Oov- brary and those on loan from the men who were tearing down a duced to the board by Thomas man said there was minor MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL tions first. (T) (F) (NEXT: From Observer to encounter difficulty ail the way Schaller, president o^^Manches- fi. Your outline's order should 22. Most students, unless they Richard Carlson 'will do makeup. RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING antry, gs in the case of most State Library in Wlllimantic. house )iere found a printed Wolff, who has done consider water damage to electrical ma cam see here-and-now person Judge). Members are reminded to LENOX ' able investigation in reading. He through school, and Into college, terial in the storeroom. No per ter Area Mental Health Associ follow the book you liked of the towns in the two coun more more card announcing a dance at al good in assigned reading, COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE explained that the method might if he could get in. sonnel were injured. ation. A goal of $6,000 has been best. (T) (F) bring ladies bats for patients at ties, has little Individual and Library users are reminded Perkins Hall, Tuesday evening, will have difficulty in con For your copy of “Stop Read Norwich Hospital. SEE PHARMACY oommerclal sources of employ that membership contributions April 9, 1878. Improve' heading levels, and Several objections to the pro- The Yasemlte, whose home set for this year. Last year the 6. If. besides pulse, 1 feel oth centrating. (T) (F) ing Word by Word,” send your WM worth investigating. T he' posals were voiced. William R. port la Newport, R.I., has been association raised $5,600. er movement in the throat Hostesses will be Mrs. Leon ment and tax revenue but does will aid the library in reaching The card also announced: name, address and $1 to "Stop method uses a purer phonetic: Hahn pointed out, regarding the tied up in the Mississippi River DONATION 81.00. Tickets available from aU Tall Cedars; Rogers, who lives with his while reading, then I am a 21. After I have mastered the ard Lucia, chairman; Mrs. How m E. CENTER n . have the problem of supplying the minimum standard of a "Music by the Beatles, full or eight steps, reading for re Reading Word by Word,” ard Holcomb, Mrs. Robert education of children whose par collection. Adult memberships chestra.’’ approach to reading. Course Cardin method, that there Is a alongside the U.S. naval station also at Albert and Larry’s Stadio, Vernon Circle, HaSmark wife and five children at 438 word - by - word reader. to service five reserve destroy laxation will be faster than Manchester ESvening Herald. Locke, Mrs. Harold Olidden, CLARKE MOTOR SALES T E L M T a W E ents work in larger cities. are $1 each and children's are Nobody in this central New textbooks do not contain pic remedial reading program in Pharmacy and at The Herald. Vernon St„ has been principal (T) (F) ers which operate in the Gulf T. Skipping and skimming are ever before, though slower P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. He also emphasized that the 60 cents each. The memberships York idUage can recall the tures. the school system. He suggest for four years. He has been a 301 BROAD STREET — 649-2012 Beatles of '78 or Perkins Hall. Wolff explained that Pope in- ed that if a larger staff is need- of Mexico. board member of the Manches good only when we read for than reading for opinions. City Station, New York 19, Pierre Marteney, Mrs. James towns of Tolland and Windham will be accepted at the library ter Area Mental Health Associ hiformation or opinion. (T) (F) N. Y. Spencer, Mrs. Alan Taylor, Mrs. counties especially reflect the by Mrs. Leon Labrie, librarian, ation for the past two years, (T) (F) need of a program to aaelst or Mrs. Herbert E. Rose, u - and last year was guest lectur t. The Reading Laboratory towns In providing education sistant librarian. er on mental health at a semi Program de'vised its eight imd other services which have The library on Main Street nar for tesu^era and social steps to save time for stu been allowed to fall behind is open Tuesdays and Thurs woricers at the University of dents with poor or falling Representatives from about days from 12:30 to 5 p.m. and Connecticut grades. (T) (F) 10 towns in both Tolland Coun 7 to 9 p.m.; Fridays from 12:80 to 6 p.m^ and Saturdays from Ha is a member o f numerous 9. Pre - reading gives you the ty and Windham County are PHARAOH’S PRIME MINISTER "INVENTED” THE IDEA... axp^ted to attend. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. . educational associations, both questions which thorough reading will answer. (T) (F) ^ose In Tolland County to Confer Degrees state and nationwide, a member be represented will be Bolton, o f Manchester Kiwanis Club, 10. The one with the fewest The third and fourth degrees Columbia, Coventry, E llln ^ n , and former vice president o f the notes from reading is doing ^5* BINGO m 8 O’CLOCK—LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. m m mm I EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT 'id # YESMunr AT RIVERSIDE TMs Ptymouth beat Ford and Chevrolet in nine out of ton tests. Tests of acceleration, handling, braking and gas economy. Tests of “things you buy a car for.”* **Where do you get your rebozos?’* M J y " The same place / get my cement ’* Many years ago, rebozos, colorful hand-woven shawk, were a major export of Mexico. Today, Mexican ex- porters are more apt to be ofiFertng cem ent Like other nations, Mexico became indostrialned, and more technically accomplished. Now, Mexico exports more than 1000 manufactured articles, ranging from ball bearings to electric toasters. And the tradition of qtiality synonymous widt rebozos is kept alive in to day’s products. Yon can still get rebozos—the same p h o e yon get your cement. M Knowledge of our modem neither is important to-'"' day. Send for the free 16-page booklet, “Know Mex m PLYMOUTH SHOWROOMS ico," Box 1900, New York 19. IDDHir VoB can see and drive the same model Plymouth. Be- caiMe this was a standard showroom model. No special Pmented la the InlerMt of International soodwW throush the cooperation of The Advertising Council, the Same car you can buy at any Plymouth Dealer's. Conaejo Hacional de la Publicidad, and tha Newspaper Ad«srtMr«g ExaciiHvm Aaaoclatlan. ...but it took Connecticut to make it work and serve the world! The story of Joseph and the famine in Egypt is re The basic principle of insurance was first introduced'in 8 out of 10 homes garded by experts as one of the very first insurance - Ckinnecticut in the 1700*s. First came waving and fire plans in history. As set fo i^ in the Bible, Joeeph was companies, followed by life, accident and casualty hove 0 cold room appointed Prime Minister to Pharaoh and proceeded companies. Foimded by men of character and the IS YOUKS ONE OF THE S 7 r r r to organize the storage of grain during seven good highest personal honor, these companies quickly enmed years to relieve the shortage of grain during seven a reputation for corporate integrity—and Connecti Worm >p ihat lean years. This is a graphic example of the basic in cut’s fame soon spread ’round the world. IDMORROW A T HOME surance principle of building reeerves for the future. You can be the proud owner of the G«t-up4ind-go car— Y ou dLon^ 1>uiU v ita lity lik e th is hard-tO'heot room Insurance has come a long way since the time of Plymouih. And the same Ofuality engineering that made Across the centuries, insurance has constantly sought Joseph and the biblical drama of Egypt. Today the R the winner at Riverside will be at work for you. wHb the oew to keep faith with the needs and demands of the people. Insurance Companies of Connecticut represent liv ky sikimpiit^ ou ^o.X As far back as 600 A. D., the Romans established The ing proof of what men of honor and goixl irill can CHIiL CHASfR Soldiers* Fund to insure their legionaries. ITiis was accomplish. BY IRON FIREMAN the origiDal version of what is now our G.I. Insurance. t THIS REVOLUTIONARY NEW DB- Whether you’re in your teens, touching thirty, facing forty or soEU±ag VELOPMENT IN ADDON HEAT Ch*dlrffcaM ING will keep your coM or cUQy room warm and cozy, with filtemi, circulat The Insurangednformation Office of Connecticut into sixty, MILK just naturally does things for you! m sir, ing, thermostatically controlled heal. V New Maas tnm M »alw Opmting cost up to 73% leii than 79 Farmington Avenue, Hartford And isn’t it wonderful how .anything that tastes so good other add-on beaten. Heals cold both- room, enclosed porch, attic roook, or uor qpice that oeedo citig k p k - ' < can be so very good for you!... No wonder active Americans have ^■y s MOIs ImMI SaAPOTMOUIH made Milk America’s No. 1 Drink!... Say—wouldn’t a tall, cool glassful SM PhsMUtfi’s isqusst. Natioowkte Consumer TssUng Institute ’ 5'i: M the oomparaMy equipped V-9S dltsetly from dssisr shpwtponie, I Mm (Musts, supMled the oMoMs, mads Ms rates and of Connecticut Fresh Milk taste prqtty good right now? FOGARTY BROTHERS. Inc This month marks the 100th anniversary of one of America's great I fiw entire eempstMen. See yeur ftynmuth OeeterforMeM COAL, COKE, RANGE and FUEL OIL insurance companies— The Tfavders. W e proudly salute its century OIL BURNER SERVICE and SALES tosr New Engliiid Plymouth Daaler iifo has o f distinguished service to Connecticut and the nation* V ■■ S19 BROAD STREET a ine lalactloa of top qiwHhr Mid can - MANCHESTER, CONN. A/ne/iesns TEL. 649-4589 M4N0HESTER PLYMOUTH, mo. • ... AmeticXsNo. / Tkinkl — FREE PARKING AT OUR FRONT DOOR — J w L T H ■ cm COMFA OF O O ■ C T I O U T M, TCOJ.iUlt> TPKE., TA lCO frV IU X A !►•■■ •4.^ W • ‘ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCliESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1964 »v, i ' ; :,V>- ■„ ■ /■■. t ' PAdB SIX ECHS List* Two Named *Ttaat him! KiU himl Rang him!” Connecticut TV-Radio Tonight JUnrli^Btpr According to (he Herald Tribune, Honors for To Posts on "spectators at the Auschwits war crimes Ligg^ff Etfnting Ijeralii trial in Frankfurt (moat of them young Yankee Camp Staff pAiuajMi . German men and housewives) leaped to 3rd Quarter Television dte. 8:00 ( I) Big 1 Theater (to ( S-3O40) Combat their feet yelling" the following: By A.H.O. Nino Manchester students Richard T. Day ot 277 High leas) (12) Huckleberry Hound land St. and Mrs. Freida Per (30) Early Show (In progreis) (22-30) Mr. Novak "Kill him! Beat him dead! Hang the This column has fallen ■f'! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1964 PA G E TEN MANCHISTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1964 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BY RQUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB wiUiout the owner'i permission. hearing and referendum oon- have to b* teated In trlbtAUoR a( cernlng Mancheeter’e member State Roads Boss AniweMeFwlewF|^ the Umttod btn agaliist auclMw A third youth involved, Warren A$ks 12th Q renit Lindatroan, 17, Marlborough, Board Meets ship in the Capitol Region Tren- weapons tbits ih space', In th* ■it District The directors, on Reports 233 Quit^ HEH-H»H/— t DON'T l ik e TO Men and Women atmosphSr* and undar waMr. charged with using a motor ve tha recommendation of ' the r .D i«C 044 MV INTIMATE RNANCIAL But In Uetlmony last eummar Gmrt Cases hicle without the owner’s per- At 8 Today WMAT4 THE LOW-j ms. Develop Town Development Commission, APFAlR^ IN TWS f»U«.IC PRINTS. SARViN/ ACSOSB dTropIciUrutt before th* 8«nat* Pr*p*r«dn*a* mleelon, faUur* to carry a U- (Ooattaoed tram Fag* Ooa) d o w n o n T h e ----- HOWEVER,1 WILL 6AV X SAlNSO A BKlnd ot hrap le expected to recommend join EAMSOONt 1 CompuiloB lor Inveatlgatlng suboommlU^ ta M ANOm nn BMBION canM and driving a oar with a The board of directors will ing. BBl ItaEi m o d e s t AMOUNT, ALTHOOOU ITW Ai SCauw dataoUve muffler, was contin A.I. Bavin waa presidant of th* ' / EwleePSTAKEi, lUk* 7 MembraMMU er Bomb Two n-year-old Vernon boy* meet at 6 tonight In the hear (•) To hear a report by its CANCELED OUT «V A RECENT 4lom«B«tr |M Swp' the treaty. LeMay abd other of- today w*t» *ch*dul*d to b* In- ued until May 16 to aae If )u- firm. H* deniad h* has given MA30R ?•— ^PECULATION-**-HAI<-I SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL you ARE HANDSOME, MONE5T. SHUCKS, I t G O T MV FFARt£5S.ANPWaSH 168 LBS. 'W&GMtWRONS.IDO.' X yri: FOR THIS BIG, FULLY-AUTOMATIG BY DICK CAVAItLI GENERAL^ ELECTRIC WASHER! 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I t k tibo only heatinf LAST NIGHT/ CARE OF THIS NEWSPAPER.' hW l ^ t can be aafely contained r ' T bn yotor premieee and can only ig FEATURES AT SO LOW A PRiCE! WA530Y nite in eonjfinea of your bursMT. IT 'L L HELP A LOT OF SAT. PEOPLE, SO OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 TOL. I DOI ■“ MINr NORMAN’S i N a Plenty O f Free Parking Space 4*14- IlilimieSTiR BETTER HOME HEAT OOBNOIL 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD, Noar McKEE ^ k U . . .<.14 •.. \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. APRIL 14. 1964 w a r 'll- vs m . PAGB TWELVE THE Canard Pitchers Shutout Indians, PLAY BALL! Berra Era as Manager Starting Today Herald Angle ■jr EARL YOST Lindholtz and Doyle C eltics Ex-Catcher on Spot, Colts Get O ff Fast, Bporto BiHtor Cineitmati and New York Yankee* i S U l i l BOSTON (A P )— Th* Boston Celtics, *t*Bed » asi- W in O p e n e r f o r J im Spoil Locals Opener nor league hockey playoff, are boiling mad over the idne Yanks Picked to Win All during my travels around the Grapefruit League OOMMEROAL LBAOTTB days’ enforced idleness being imposed on them. in Florida, National League managers predict^ either Second Romid Standings ■nw Celtics, aericlng a stxithf- NEW YORK (A P )-'T h e r e Was a little extra reasoB a five or six-team race for the 1964 pennant As there By HOWIB HOLCOMB stralgM National Basketball W. L. P et a Wastem Bbdu 7 X^MIgus NEW YORK (AP)—The Berra era starts today. And can only be one winner—in October—the long-shot m Aaeodlation playoff crown, are for this one,” said Houston pitcher Ken Johnson. Although they started and ended the game with dou M . Motor Bales ..26 17 .806 playoff In toe Oow P*J*os to pore ol’ Yogi, freshman manager of the New York Yan Moriarty Bros...... 26 17 .566 aiwaiting the outoome o f the “ You mean Jim?” someone asked. ^ April prediction in the senior loop is the Cincinnati R ^ . ble plays, in between Manchester High allowed Conard morrow Tdgtit kees, has to be a loser. Maybe it wouldn’t surprise too many if the Redlegs won Bottlcello Nursery .36 17 .596 Western Dlvislmt finals. Bos “I thought about him right before the game, Johnson to score six runs yesterday and go back to West Hart Mm . Auto Parts ..22 20 .524 ton whipped CinctonaiU In the As a result, tfie first 4lPi> If he wins the American League pennant— and the —^ a id . all the marbles as they were one«- games of toe Qnaii will be to of the five or six clubs tabbed ford with a 6-0, triumph in the opening game of the sea- Mm . Motor Service 22 20 .634 BSastem in toe fifth game last Las Vegas quotation has him an odds-on 2-6 choice to Boston Befurday lind lionday “ All the fellows did.” as “posstbleo” by the experts. A 8 m F tm oIsco, 6. Los An- son for both ehiba A couple of^ Dodge Pontiac ___ 31 21 .500 TtuinKlay. do so— the skeptics will merely say: There waa Johnson, Pitching galM, 6. MllwaulcM,. 7.. Pltto- hundred fans ware on hand at threat. Brady reached on a force Jones Ford ...... 15 27 .357 TTm Sm Drandsoo-et. Louts lUghts, with the fiilrd and "WlUi that talent your grand-^ Although the firing got un Mets, Phils two-hit ball for ^ h t Innings be- derway yesterday on two burgh, 8. Chicago, 9. Houston, ths start but only a ehiUed out In the seventh Md legged Alcar Auto ParU ..18 39 .310 Wastem aeries, now tied 8-3, fourth oontests to toe Western mother could manage them to fore he tired. 1h« waa Hal Md 10. New York. handful of die-hards were there it to third on Anderson’s sec- was to have been settled tonoor- city April 82 aBd 3A the pennant.” two-run double by Lee ’Thomas fronts, Washington In the was the big Angel hit. Woodeshlck protecting the lead Surprised to find the defend at the finish, two hours and 15 mkI safety but the best Mark The three-way tie that exista row night. The 'Frieco show The Cfttim are pmntktog And .should he lose--that is, Set Tonight American Leagua and Ctncin- tor first place at the end of | The rest of Uie teams open in relief. Thera waa Nellie Fox nati In the National, all 20 ma ing and World Champion Dodg minutes later. Monette could do was ground down has been put off until daily—and inapattently — wait finish anywhere but far in front stroking a key-two run single. The st % MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1964 PAG! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1964 - ■ -i- PAGE FOURTEEN Roome W ith Board 59-A Suburban For Rent 66 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Lots For Sals D o g a — Birds— Pets 41 Household Goods Bl THERE ,OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAG ALY and SHORTEN Business Services ROOM AND BOARD, paut VERNON BOLTON—Veterans opportunity, BOLTON-Custom spUt of 7 WALKER STREET — 9 room MANCHESTER—BxceUent k>- MANCHESTER—Move right ini MANCHESTER—3 Offered 13 YOUNG SPAYED Inoculated NOT $800, NOT |800 NOT $700, NOT $600, meals and laundry free for no down payment required cn rooms plus garage., Built In Cape with one car garaga, fire cation. Attractive 4 room ex Sturdily built home In resi ed lots, city wwttr. Bi^ric YOU WOULD HOW CAM ANYSODY k lC P HOUSE YEAHfrTSROim dog looking for good home. errands. OaU 6494450. this 6 loonv ranch on CJook 1969 and has the best of every place, coay rear porch, nice pandable Caps, fireplace, dou dential section. RealisUcalljIcally Agency, 343-4801. BULLDOZER work, cellar.s *WMEMmei OiOWqUILL MARRY A NO! NO! You Can Afford ^INITH YOU CLUTTSHING UP THE OH m e,too!soom 643-7432. NOT EVEN $660 Drive, or can be purchased thing. 1% acres, too, with plen- lot, near schools, shopping ble garage, aluminum storms, riced for bank ai^raiaal. H. CLASSIFIED dug, lot.s cleared, grading. Call CARTOONIST.'^ fUACtr area and bus. B. A. Beechler, BOLTON—Four lots, 3 aetM, STARTED MIS ‘ AS I MAKE A PIW , BUT A WHOLE HOUSE with 10% down. Comer lot. te o( trees, etc. Ideal location. fuS oasement, hatchway, city S:. Grady, Broker, 643-8009. Paul Schendel, 491 Gardner BUCMS riL ADO, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- Realtor. 648-6969. utilities. Owner, 649-1648. comer Route 88, French llwid« CAREER IM TME FANCY PIGEONS, reasonable. Wanted— Roome-^Board 62 Selling for only $13,700. An ex St., Manchester, 649-0466. JW A STUD(0'> S ROOMS LOVELY Luxury Living! cellent value. Start packing 1677. SIX ROOM house, oil steam $8,900, will take first mortgam. LIVING ROOM Call 648-4781 after 7 p m. NEW FURNITURE (Charming new S^-room apart and call T. J. Oockett, Real FIVE BEDROOM ranch, 3 fire- FOUR BEDROOM Oolonlal, heat, fireplace, central loca Ray S. Roficombe, Realtor, M4* AND APPLIANCES gENIOR esn Z E N , proteetant places, heated patio, full base paneled family room, kitchen tion, garage. 648-5383. 1288. ADVERTISING ; NEW HOMES and apartments TMERE WAS NO widow would like room and ment In lovely country neigh tor at 648-1677. Ellington PRIVACY f=0R EVERYTHING borhood within walking dis ment, recreation room, acre with built-lns, formal dining insulated, call 742-7545. CUTE, fluffy kittens, free. 649- board, or kitchen privileges, COVENTRY Golf course bor lot. Vin B o ^ n l, Bel Air Real room, living room with fire M ANCH ESTB^Six~room Oo-' MANCHESTER — 3 residential CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HO S FOR ONLY $600.00 in private home near Senior tance of High School, bua, shop zoned lots, long frontage, HIM-*OR THE 9448. Which Includes ders property, (near Bolton COUNTRY SQUIRE Estate, 648-9882. place, IH laths, attached ga lonial with fireplace, 2-car Otlsen center. 643-8580. ping and minutes from Park garage, located In fine neigh trees, $2,700. Wolvertaa 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. REST OF THE Weatinghouae Refriferator line). 316.700. only. Immaculate rage, $22,900. Phllbrick Agen (guien 1 way. Elquipped with . . . G-E Well - maintained Ranch. PKCTURESQUE Mttlqg—7 room borhood. Priced at $18,800. Agency, Raaltor, 649-2813. Household Services FAMILY - CUTE KITTENS looking for 1 Emerson Television refrigerator, bullt-ln G-B oven, 5Vk room ranch. 14x20 living Lovely setting, treed, >4- cy, 649-3464. room, knotty pine pane&ed brick ranch, family room, 1% Carl Zinsser, 643-0038. Howard COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Offered 13-A homes. Phone 649-7376. 1 Bedroom Suite range and disposal. Rent in acre lot, child-safe street. baths, double garage, wooded Realty Oo., 232-6275. 1 Uvlng room Suite Apartments— Flats— cludes air conditioning, heat and raised hearth fireplace wall Oiarm and sersnity are Vernon Farms For Sale MONDAY Thrn FRIDAY 10:80 A.M.— SATURDAY 9 A.M. with bookshelves, 3 good sised lot, Manchester. Carlton W. REniVEAVINa of binna, moth ADORABLE Cocker Spaniel 1 Dinette Set Tenements 63 hot water, free washer and yours (or the low price of Hutchins, Realtor. 649-6132. ANDOVER—Four room year holes Zippeis repaired. Win puppies for sale, ideal for 1 Healthrast Mattress dryer, free parking, outdoor bedrooms, each with double $14,300. Don't hesitate, call SPACIOUS COLONIAL 'round home, with sunporch BOLTON—100 acre farm ptna a PLEASE READ YOUR AD dow Shades made to measure; |C«r* l»M hf UaNad S—It ...... children, 5 weeks old, $4 each. 1 Healthreid Spring WB HAVE (CUSTOMERS wait picnic and recreation area. closets, hot water heat, full Joe Gordon now. 649-5306, BOWERS SCHOOL^f^rooiiTTull and one-car garage, srt on lovely recent 8 room ccionialr all sizes Venetian blinds Keyn basement with 2-car . garage, OaMlfied or "Want Ads" are taken over the phone as a 876-9992. 2 Throw Rugs ing for the rental of your apart 643-5314. shed dormer'Cape, 4 or 6 bed 6-room Garrison, large over acre of land. Priced at with four bedrooms. Soma made while you wait Tape Re % acre, high, well landscaped rooms, Vi acre lot, perfect bams, all equipment stays. convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST 1 JUST LOVE , THE TV 1 Boudoir Chair ment or home. J. D. Realty, rooms, 1>^ baths, garage, $16,- $9,900, (?arl Zinsser, 643-0038. corders for rant. Marlow's 867 2 Vanity Lamps 648-5130. Only $125 lot, trees. Minimum down, fi 9(X). Phllbrick Agency, 649- location for children. Ideal Howard Realty Co., 232-6275. Ideal (or the “ gentleman fann DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the Main. 649-6221 S o FINALLY ^ THIS RooM.'rrfeJ WORMS SO nancing available. Lawrence F. BARROW S & W ALLAC E next insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incor Articles For Sale 45 2 Pillows COMPLETELY FURNISHED 8464. worry-free home for you. # er” , plus an opportunity to sell HE ADDED A C 07Y / ^MUCH BETTER i f o u r r o o m apartment, all Flano, Realtor, 048-2766. Manchester Parkade, rect or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then only 1 Pr. Blankets Upgrade your living at BRANFORD STREET—6 room some lots in the future. T. J. STUDIO WING IN HERE.' utUltlee and heat, $130. 30 Lo Charles Nicholson, 742-6364. Manchester, 649-5306 FOUR ROOM house, to be to the extent of a “ make ifood” Insertion. Errors which do not DARK, RICH, stone-frae loam. 1 Cocktail Table downgraded price. $17,900. Cape, tile bath, rec room, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1377. cust Street. Available May 1st. moved or dismantled. $2,6(X). near Junior High and High lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by Buildinp;— Contracting 14 , AMD MOVED Also fill, gravel, sand and 2 Table Lamps Only $145 Act now, call C. Govang, 640-5336. 0-5. $8,500 - WELL KEPT 6H room Call 876-4493 after 4:80. 649-6806, 876-9820. School. Call owner. 649-2783. "mahe insertion. IN - AND SO stone. 643-9604. i 9x12 Rug ranch, 8 bedrooms, attractive MANCHESTER—Huge 8 room QUALITY CARPENTRY - "I Wanted— Real Estate 7T DID THE REST 1 Floor Lamp ROCKVILLE — New 2-room dining* area, sulurban. Owner ranch, 2 baths, double garage, Room.s, dormers, porches, LAWNMOWER8 - A r ! e n a. PORTER STREET Area—Lo- BARROWS A WALLACE HOLLISTER STREET — Own OF THE 1 Smoker apartment, heat, hot water, ap Samuel M. anxious. Carlton W. Hutchins, family room, recreation room, cation alone makes this 6 room er transferred, must move. YOUR COOPERATION WILL fh lA I A A ? 7711 basements refinished, cab- Lawn Bdy, Toro, Bolens Orbit 36 Pc. Dlnnerware Set Realtor, 6494132. many extriu. (^Iton W. Manchester Parkade, SELLING Y(XJR Home? Call BE APPRECIATED l/IM l* 0*ff I I inet.s, built-ins, formica, tile. family - Air. and riding mowers. Wheel- pliances furnished, off street Colonial worth $16,200. 2-car Terrific deal for a ready buy Paul J. (jorrentl Agency, 343- 24 Pc. Silver Set parking. Immediate occu- Hutchins,, Rekltor, 649-6182. garage, lot 200 feet deep, bet Manchester, 649-6806 er to acquire this completely 5363. Qualified buyers walttnc No job too small. William horse and Bolens 4-wheel 18 Yds. Floor Covering Lavitt Agency $14,500 — FAIRLY priced 5H Robbins carpentry service. C Im k L 'U ' tractors. Parts and service. ^ c y . Call 875-5400. ter call now to get particulars. finished (jape. Shed dormer, for multiple dwefilings. Deo^ EVERYTHINO 643-2158 Realtors 87.5-6297 room home, large kitchen .with MANCHESTER—(Convenient to Wesley R. SmlA Agency, 649- 649-3446. t. l . m . Capitol Equipment (jompany, two baths, even the basement delay—call today. ONLY $500.00 i d e a l f o u r room heated Vernon CSrcle—Pkwy. Exit 96 dining area, 3 bedrooms, liv bus, 6 room Cape, tree ehaded 1894. IMMACULATE three bedroom 38 Main St., Manchester. ing room with fireplace, small lot, oil hot water heat, dining ranch, IVi baths, flreplace is fini.shed off. Four bed CARPENTRY WORK—32 years’ Free storage until wanted. apartment, stove included, Open 7 Days A Wees rooms if wanted. Call T. J. Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? v .«j: sHoercM Open dally 7-6, Thursday 7-9, sunroom, full cellar, 2-car ga room, rec room, 2 or 8 bed rec room, beautifully land experience, ceilings, floors Free delivery anywhere In parking, $96. Call 649-1919 be MAN(HESTBR — New custom Crockett, Realtor. 643-1577. Saturday 7-4. tween 6:80-7 p.m. rage, almost 2 acres. Wolver- rooms, apple pie order Colonial designed raised scaped, sewers, bus, drastical BUYING OR SELLING tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga Conn. ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. throughout, assumable- mort- ly reduced. Must sell, vacant. rages, additions, attics fln- Free set-up by our own re Resort Property ranch, non-development, half VERNON—6 room Ranch, 1V4 24-Hour Answoring Service f o u r r o o m cold flat, second garage. $16,600. Wolverton Pasek Realty, 286-7475, 648- A HOME i.shed. Lake and .shore cottage in lawns, delivered from our liable men. Original price for For Rent 67 BOLTON—$16,000. 440 foot front acre wooded lot, 7 rooms, 8 baths, aluminum storms, built- floor, two family house. See Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. twin sized bedrooms, formal 7208, 649-3175, ins, lovely large treed lot, city work. No job too small. Im Help Wanted— Female 35 i Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 screening plant. Andover Co all this merchandise was Mr. Oolby, 64 Birch St. age. approximately 3 acres. Have a.ssurance of exper* mediate estimates. 643-2629. lumbia. George H. Griffing, $826,46. Some fortunate person GARDNER LAKE. Conn. Mod Neat 6 room house, brook. E. MANCHESTER—$14,90o! 6 room dining room, finished rec water, oil hot water heat, Free to Herald Readers room with full wall fireplace, BENTON STREET—6V4 rooms, walk-out be.sement, 2 yea'rs lenced service. For Infor COOK WANTED for rest hom e,' AMBI-nOUS? Work from home EXPERIENCED driver for Inc., 742-7886. can purchase It all for only t h ir d f l o o r 4 room apart em housekeeping. Lakefront. J. Carpenter, Realtor, 649-5061. brick Cape, fireplace, garage, MASONARY—Fireplaces, chim V^ baths, 2-car garage, 3-zone aluminum storms and screens, old, $16,900. (jail owner, 876 mation call Stanley Bray, Want Information on one of onr classified advertisements? No $60. weekly, live In, Thurs'days 6 to 10 hours weekly. Earn lumber and oil truck. Apply $600.00. ment. Heat, stove, and refrig Boating, .swimming, fishing. In excellent condition, trees, near Realtor, 643-6278. neys, patios, and brick veneer. FARM LOAM, fieldstone, fire baseboard heating, aluminum fireplace, amesite driveway, 2- 6774. answer at the telephone listed? Simple call the off. 875-3141. $5.00 to $10.00 per hour. No Walter Schindler, 4-4:30 p.m. MONTHLY erator on bus line. Call 643- spect weekends. Gifts, bro bus, shopping, school. (Carlton car garage, excellent condi Brick, block, etc, Workman- place wood, and chain saw PAYMEN’TS chures. Arrowhead Grove (Cot W. Hutchins, Realtor, 649-5132. siding. Excellent financing. .ship guaranteed. Call 649-2402 experience required. Call 232- W. G. Glenney Co., 336 North 7778. MIDDLE AGED??? Moneto Construction Company, tion. Tel. 649-1814. INSTANTLY appealing ranch WAITRESS for counter and 9716 or 876-2045. Main Street. work. Max Rankl, Columbia, ONLY $16.93 tages, Colchester 4M, Connec BRAE-BURN REALTY MANCHESTER. ROCKVILLF anytime. 228-9323 after 4 p.m. Inc. Call 644-0786. 644-1732, home with carport, birch pan table service, 6 days a week, Phone For Appointment MAN(3HBSTER — Deluxe Four ticut. 242-9278. If you are, and your chil WEST SIDE ranch, 6 large PORTER STREET area—Five good hours, good hourly rate, room apartments In modem 4 rooms. 2 bedrooms, garage, eled ba.sement family room ANSWERING SERVICE ADDITIONS — Retaining walls, WANTEI>-Clerk for Billing De SAMUEL ALBERT dren are married, and UNIQUE 4 bedroom Colonial room Cape, with one car ga good gratuities, pleasant work partment, experience prefier- RELOCA’nON SALE — Every family house on West Center CAPE COD—Dennisport. 2 and aluminum awnings, extras, l>/i baths. 8 twin sized bed- cement floor.s, garages, bath thing reduced at the Morrison "Hlfd. 247-0368 you’re looking for a home', completely redecorated and rage set on beautifully land 649-0500 — 875-2519 ing conditions. Apply in per red but not required. All fringe Street. Ample off-street park 3 bedroom cottages (or rent,! price reduced. 649-1434. scaped lot. $500. Carl Zinsser, rooms, high a.ssumable m ort-, J**'*' rooms tiled, remodeling. Roof Paint & Wallpaper Store, 386 SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT all conveniences, automatic | I have It. It was built by a ready for immediate oc-1 gage. Immediate occupancy. ing call us today. Help ua kaep son Brass Key Restaurant. benefits, permanent position ing. For appointment to in 648-0038. Howard Realty Co., busy. Two officee to Mrva n d leave yonr message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In Jig ing. Call 649-4291. Center Street, Manchester. If you have no means of heat, off sea.son rates. 648- carpenter for himself, need $15,500—2 FAMILY 5-5, S bed cupancy. Only $18,900. Call (or | Wesley R. Smith Agency, 649- with a g o ^ future potential. spect call Mr. Werbner, Jarvis I .say m ore?? Quality work 232-6275. you. Prompt, professional time without spending all evening at the telephone. WE HAVE an opening for a transportation. I'll send my Realty Co., 283 Ea.st Center 0103. rooms, won’t last at this particulars. Wesley R. Smith 1894. worn;*;:'!; r PRE-SEASON Sale picnic ta manship, the best material, price. Wesley R. Smith Agen Agency, 649-1894. service. Jarvis Realty Oo., RN OR LPN, 11-7, 6 nights a - 336 N. Main Street, Manches auto for you. No obligation Street, 643-4112, MANCHESTER — Unique six Realtors, 283 East (jenter St., week. Vernon Haven, 875-2077. are interested please reply by bles, 6 foot, $11.60: 8 foot, what.soever. BREWSTER, Cape Cod—Thrw excellent heating system, cy, 649-1894. MANCHESTER VICjINITY — Roofing— Siding 16 ter. COVENTRY—Just over” the B^- room (3ape, hot water heat, Manchester; Route 88, Ver mail. Michaels Jewelers, 968 $15.60. Delivered. W. Zlnker, BEAUTIFUL brand new Town bedroom cottage, all conven prime location and the rec room, oversized garage, Lakefront opportunity. Well Lost and Found Trailers— A— U—B—E—R—T’—S ton line. Custom built homes, built vacant 41-4 room Ranch, non. Call 643-4112, 649-1300, A. A . DION, ENC Roofing, RN OR LPN, Friday and Sat Main St., Manchester. OIL ’TRUCK driver, year 876-7143. House Apartments (8 avail iences, Augu.st 22-Sept 7. 644- right price means that this MANCHESTER—Six room spilt enclosed porch, excellent lo 43-45 ALLYN ST,, HARTFORD 8064. non-development, wooded lots. plastered walls, fireplace, 876-0626. Mobile Homes 6-A siding, painting. Carpentry. Al urday, 11-8 a.m. Greenlawn ’round job, good pay with ex able), sound resiatemt, 4 large ' could be for you. Built-ins, level home on a deep, well cation. Hayes Agency, 643- LOS'T — Prom car, Vernon Convalescent Home, Rockville, ’TORO POWER handle lawn- OPEN NIGHTS ’HLL 9 P.M. huge living room with fire landscaped lot, garage, oil hot 8 room (jape, 4 rooms and large private lot, many shade Street—old, large brown hand terations and additions. Ceil cellent fringe benefits. Apply mower, $86. Very good condi iDoms, 2 bedrooms, includes 4803. DOCTORS, dentists, attor 28 FOOT LaSalle trailer. Ideal ings. Workmanship guaran 875-4291. Individual cellars, heat, hot wa place, natural woodwork, 2 water heat, 2 full baths, 3 bed bath (ini.shed, basic price trees, 126’ water frontage. bag, peters. No questions for camping, sleeps .four, all In person Fogarty Brothers, tion. Call 649-0178. Anxious out of town owner neys??? If you need them, yon teed 299 Autumn St 643-4860. 319 Broad Street, Manchester. ter, G. E. appliances—range, Businenn Property bedrooms, dining room (or rooms, living room with fire $14,750. Optlon.s. Model home RAISED RANCjH—Colonial de asked. Call 649-9890. gas, with awning, $200. Call LADIES WANTED, one for Musical Instruments 53 place well designed kitchen, at com er of Brew.ster and a.sklng $16.5(X). Lawrence F. would use one of our local ANTIQUE CASH Register, ideal refrigerator, disposal, individ For Sale 70 small den or office), garage signed, quality constructed, 2- 640-0489. BIDWEILL HOME Improvement laundry, one for dry cleaning. walking distance to schools and Swamp Roads, off Route 44. Fiano, Realtor, 643-2766 practitioners. Why not call a LOST—Black leather key case WOMAN to live in my home to GROUNDS Maintenance. Apply for rec xxwm. Inquire Russell’s ual laundry hookups, coin-op and large lot makes this car garage, 1V4 baths, family Company — Roofing, siding, al New System Laundry, 44 Har FOR SALE -Upright piano, ex BUSINESS ZONE HI - Eight shopping. Wolverton Agency. Moneto Cjonstruction Cjompany, Charles Nicholson, 742-8364. Local Realtor to handle your vicinity Mott’s or Scott Road, care for two .small children, at Ellington Ridge Country Barber Shop, 196 Spruce laund^, parking, located in an excellent value at $22.- room with fireplace, half acre real estate problems. You can Auto Driving School 7-A terations, additions and re rison Street. Club, Mike Ovlan. cellent condition, price $160. rooms with two offices, sep 500. Realtor. 646-2813. Inc. Call 644-0786, 644-1732, High Ridge, Friday night. 649- full-time position. Box SS, Street. Tel. 649-9669. 649-1348. quiet residential neighborhood, lot, Wesley R. Smith Agpency, NORTH (jOVENTRY—High on be sure of a good clean trans modeling of tdl tjrpes. Excel Herald. $146. monthly. Model apartment arate entrance, .suitable (or 289-5557. 649-1894. 5619. MORTLOCK’B Driving School lent workmanship. 649-6496. business or professional use. .TACK LAPPEN AGENCY GERARD STREET—Lovely co a hillside overlooking valley, I action when you deal locally GORGEOUS Wallpaper murals. FOR SALE—Clarinet, good con open dally. 55-01 Congress St. lonial, four adequate bedrooms. OLDER HOME on bus line immaculate 7 room (jape, Itj | . . . and with a Realtor. Wa LOST: Pass Book Number 7767, Inc., offices, classroom located SALESLADIES, full or part- 4 panels, $5.95 Set. Also 35 (Contact Raymond Danato, 643- Philbrlck Agency, 649-8464. SIX ROOM CAPE, aluminum Manchester Parkade, lower dition, reasonable price ac 66 Baldwin Rd., 644-1541 Enclosed porch and a nice | with extra B zone lot. House baths, garage, 4 wooded acres, •screen our membera. Not Savings Department of The FORMER BUSINESS time. Apply Manager, Pilgrim MOLD MAKERS cents wallpaper specials. Latex cepted. Call anytime after 6, 7091, 643-9461, 649-2062 siding, large enclosed patio, level. Beginners, older,, nerv BIDWELL SIDING and roofing. Mills, Cheney H^l, Hartford treed lot, two car garage. would readily convert to a 3-8 half acre lot overlooking Cov small down payment. Pasek everyone can qualify. Connecticut Bank and Trust 643-5379, 875-9109. paint, $3.50 gallon. Blrge and 643-8111. Land For Sale 71 Drive by, our sig;n on the prop flat. New heating unit, garage, Realty, 289-7475. '843-7208. Company, application made ous students, our specialty. WOMEN WHO WANT Road, Manchester. EZ-DU pre-pasted wallpaper, FOUR ROOM heated apart- entry Lake. $400 down. Pa.sek Teen-age driver’s education BEAUTIFUL paneled heated erty. Sec the excellent neigh in a de.sirable rental area. Va Realty, 289-7475, 643-7208. for payment. Experienced In plastic In 50c roll up. -Scrubbable vinyl ment, not (unshed, warm BOLTON—20 acres, wooded, on borhood, the central location, MANCHESTER-Off East Cen course. State certtfied 649-7398. TO WORK AGAIN CATALOG FREE. I’ll send you and cozy, $80. (Children wel family room off kitchen, 3 bed cant, we have the key. Ask Rockville office, 80 Ward St., 324-page Popular Club catalog. jection molds. ’Tool mak wallpaper, close-out, reason Antiques 56 Notch Road. About 400 feet I then call us and we’ll gladly ing $18,900, but owners want to i poR TE R STREET — t^stom ter St. Six room Cape, 3 bed Read Herald Ads. FOUND—Small black poodle, Roofing and Chimneys 16-A able. Guthart’s, 194 Maple Ave., come. Tel. Garfield 9-9923 room ranch, aluminum storms, 876-4911. Let your friends shop from it. ers, all around machinists. frontage. T. J. Crockett, Real take you through. T. J. Crock sell and are rea.sonable peo built (jolonial, 10 years old, rooms, dining room, large female. Call Lee Fracchla, Hartford. 246-1589. MANCHESTER GREEN An cellar, 153x245 lot, only $15,- Then you pick $25 or more in Apply in person. ATTRACTIVE 6 room apart tor, 643-1577. ett, Realtor, 643-1677. ple. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 7V2 rooms, m baths, top qual- kitchen, . living . room with fire- Dog Warden, 643-8594. ROOFING — Specializing re This advertisement is di tiques. Open every day except 600. (jarlton W. Hutchins. 649- pairing roofs of all kinds, new free items. Alice Williams, ment, in Vernon. Hot water, 643-1577. tty kitchen featuring all built-' rected .to mature wotnen Monday. 481 E. Middle Turn 6132. LAKEWOOD (CIRCLE — Oo ue at $15,500. Wolverton Agen E-Z LERN roofs, g^utter work, chimneys Popular Club Plan, Depart adults only. 649-1457. ins, over.slzed 2-car garage. who want to return to busi pike. 643-7222. Hou.se.s For Sale 72 lonlal (jape, 6 large rooms, WALKER STREET — 7 room cy. Realtor. 649-2813. cleaned, repaired. Aluminum ment J801, Lynbrook, New SEG MANUFACTURING Accessories 46 BUTLER ROAD—3 bedroom Shown by appointment only. ARE YOU IN Announcements ness and who are sufficient FOUR ROOM apartment, first 1% baths, fireplace, garage, Cape, enclosed breezeway. ga Driving School siding. 30 years’ experience. York. CONCWRD RD - Beautiful ranch, close to shopping area Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. MANCjHESTER — 5’ j room ly free ol home responsibil floor, with stove, no children. situated on well land.scaped rage. Near .schools, shopping, Free estimates. Call Howley, ALUMINUM sports runabout, Wanted— To Buy 58 ranch, large living room, form and schools. Phono M9-7924 ranch with garage, (jarpeting, or out of INCOME TAX Returns prepared ities so that they can work Inquire 172 Charier Oak wooded lot. $25,900. Phllbrick bus. Owner. 649-4172. Omnecticut'B largest, auto 643-6361. 643-ty76S. 218 Hartford Rd., Manchester 14 feet, controls and Steering, al dining room, cabinet kitchen, after 6. storms and .screens, (jonven- by auditor. Business and in matic and standard shift, a full-time 5-day week. Street. 643-7862. Agency, 649-8464. BUILT IN ’64 dividual. Raymond Girard. Call Help Wanted— Male 36 16 h.p. Fire.stone and trailer, WANTED TO BUY—Antiques 2 bedrooms, recreation room, INCOME from two furnished ient location. $15,5(X). Ells HOT W ATER? free pick-up service, teen $400. 649-7846. SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 eollect, 875-7S62. and good used furniture. Vil landscaped yard. Marlon B. bedrooms. 2 baths, lot 72x161. BOLTON — $17,500. Deluxe 6 apartments, plus spacious Center hall Colonial. 4 bed worth Mitten Agency, Real age classroom, older and Radio-TV Repair The Manchester office of a lage Peddler Auction House, Robertson. Realtor. 648-6968. Marion E, Robertson, Realtor, room ranch, plastered walls, apartment and rec room. A-1 rooms, front-to-back living tors. 643-6930. Just 9Y2C* a day for fuel nervoo- students our spe nationally knowm insurance CASHIER, part-time, evenings. WANTED — Experienced hy 12 FOOT PLYWOOD rowboat, INCOME TAXES prepared In Services 18 Route 83, Ellington. 875-3711, 643-5953. fireplace, hot water heat, new conditiofi. West Side location. room with fireplace, formal cialty 116 Center St.. Man company has an interesting Three hours, checking In driv draulic backhoe operator. Wil needs paint, $25. Call 649-1831 MAHOGANY paneTied 15x88 MAN(HESTER — Rockledge. <»n get you out of your home or by appointment, Bob Flucklger, and Son. Glenwood Manoi wall to wall carpeting in for E. J. Carpenter, Realtor, 649- dining room, under $20,000. experienced tax work, 24 hour chester Call for tree book CONNIE’S 'rv and Radio Serv and responsible office posi ers. Apply Lombard Bros.,* liam F. Steele & Son, 649-7842. after 6. heated recreation room, patio, Attractive 8 room ranch priced trouble! let. 643-8662. Inc., Route 6 and Burnham VERNON — Mitchell telephone mal dining iDom, living room 5051. Call now. ■ervlce. Call 648-4728. ice. availt-ble all hours. Satis tion open in it.s growing WE BUY, SELL or trade an Four new luxury apart garage, 6V4 room ranch, excel exchange, spacious 5 room and hallway.s 3 good sized bed in low 30'8. Home has many faction guaraiiteed. Csdl 649- Street, So. Windsor. INDUSTRIAL GUARDS, full tique and used furniture, china, lent condition, only $16,990. features to delight and sur service department. Work ments available April 15 In ranch, deep treed lot, walk-out room, 13x1.6 unheated room TWO FAMILY of 6-6, realden WARREN E. HOWLAND If you Uva la a typteol f e d e r a l INCOME tax r«- LEARN TO DRIVE - Special 1816. and part-time. Must be bond- glass, silver, picture frames CJarlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, prise you. CaU owner 876-8950. ing conditions are pleasant. able, In good health, able to Diamonds— W atches— quiet residential neighbor basement, aluminum storms added to rear of home with tlal area, new heating ayaj Realtor house, you oould easily nm turns prepared with your sav attention to nervous eind elder Thorough training will be and otd coins, old dolls and 649-5132. terns, partial basements. One write reports, and have own Jewelry 48 hood. Four spacious rooms and screens, oil hot water heat, tiled floor and jalousy window.s 350 Main St., Manchester out of hot ^water oevaral ings in mind. Reasonable ly. Classroom for teen-agers. given to those who meet the guns, hdbby collections, attic vacancy. Will qualify for min TOOL and DIE MAKERS transportation. Apply Conn. and bath, Phllco electric MAN(jHESTER — Off Silver 3 generous bedrooms, paneled all around, full basement with 643-1108 73 times a week. rates. E. J. Bayles, 649-6246. Wckup service. Day or eve Moving— Trucking— high standards. contents o f whole estates. B^ir- imum FHA or VA financing. A Lots For Sale State Employment Service, WATCH AND JEWELRY re- kitchen with combination Lane bu.s line. 6 room older living room, splc 'n span finished 10x28 rec room with Now you can have a ll the ning lessons. Reasonable rates. Storage 20 (6 Years’ Experience) niture Repair Service Talcott- throughout. Wolverton Agency, buy at $16,900. T. J. Crockett, B ’NAI B’RITH Rummage Sale, 806 Main Street, Manchester. pairing. Prorrtpt service. Up to ville. Conn. T A 643-7449. washer and dryer. Individual home, 100x160 lot, garage, 8 bar, TV and refrigerator, base TWO BUILDING iots, prime lo hot water you need at one Manchester Driving Academy, Realtor’ 649-2818. Realtor, 643-1677. SPLIT-LEVEL. 6 rooms, family Wednesday and Thursday, MANCHESTER Delivery. Light I^jyou you have a good educa- $20 on your old watch In trade. Boned Hydronlc heating with bedrooms, ceramic bath, oil ment garage, over one acre cation, city utilities. Phllbrick time for only 9i/4c* a day. 742-7249. AUTO MECHANIC, only first- domestic hot water fur lot with state .stocked brook. room, I 'i baths, garage. Agency, 649-8464. April 16 and 16, 9 a.m.-l p.m. trucking and package delivery. ti^ a l background, previous Closed Mondays. F. B. Bray, heat, excellent c o n ^ U o n .^ - MAN(jHBSTER—8 room raised MANCHESTER RANCH—$16,- Think of It—only 9%c* a 767 Main Street, formerly SHEET METAL cla.ss men need apply, excel nished, air - conditioning, Minimum financing available. Spring St. 643-9482. Refrigerators. washers and business experience, the 737 Main Street, State Theater WANTED—Full size baby erib. feet for young family. $14,900. ranch that features 3 bed 900. 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, day! Dewey-Richman Co. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 lent working conditions, no Building. Call 649-9162. sound and (ire resistant, Wolverton Agency, Realtor, Lawrence F. Plano. Realtor, Yes, thanks to MobUheat stove moving specialty. Folding ability to meet the public FABRICATORS rooms, living room with fire full basement, one half acre NO. (jOVENTRY — 5 room chairs (or rent. 649-0762. and can compose your own Saturdays, 2 weeks vacation. private garage and storage 649-2813. 648-2766. Charles Nicholson, —and an oil-fired hot water ELEICTROLUX sales and serv NEW CH Sportsters and FLH See A1 Patch or Harry Car area, $150, per month, one place, kitchen with built-in 742-6864. lot, easy Parkway access, min Ranch. 8 bedrooms, fireplace, letters, your inquiry is in (4 Years’ Experience) Rooms Without B<»|^ 59 imum down, financing avail heater of correct capacity— ice, bonded representative. Al Duo-glides on display. Used ter, Carter Chevrolet Co., Inc., year lease. Call Miss Ter- NORTH (jOVENTRY - Near range and dishwasher, dining built-ins, carport, basement, BODY 'n FEND€R motorcycle.s. Harley-bavidson vited. Entirely confidential. Garden— Farm— Dairy area, lower level includes able. Lawrence F. Fiano, Real your family can tadee eare fred Amell, 206 Henry St., Painting— Papering 21 1229 Main Street, Manchester. rio, 649-5253, 9 a m. to 4 Parkv/ay, Like new 6% room 1% acre lot. 742-8481. REPAIRS Sales, 49 Park Street, Hart Must be capable of completing COMFORTABLE ROOM ' tor room, den or office, utility tor, 643-2766. Charles Nichol of all their washing needs Manchester, 643-0460. Products 50 gentleman, parking, 272 Main p.m. (jolonial-Ranch, 6 acres, 2-car • EXPERTLY DONE at one time. ford. 247-9774. PAINTING, EXTERIOR and In We will be glad to talk with Aircraft type work to blueprint. garage, early American. Hayes room and garaige, oil hot wa Manchester (within 10 son, 742-6364. MANCHESTER—Investor’s spe • FTIEE ESTIMATES APPLES—Macs and Delicious. Street. ter heat, baths. Owner Mom can do the family terior, paperhang^lng, wall you If you will phone 643- For appointment call 289-2847. Agency. 643-4803. cial. Two family 5-6, a back wash. Sis can do the diahee Salesmen Wanted 36-A Lower .spring prices. Bunce heading west. Wolverton miles of) $14,900—6 ROOM picture book yard 800 feet deep, full cellar WEST SIDE MOTORS Personals 3 paper removed, dry wall work 1161, ^ t . 38, for an ap SIX ROOM duplex house, fully THREE AND FOUR room 884 (TENTER STREET at the same time Jimlor Business Services Reasonable rates. Bank flnanc- Farm, 529 W. Center St., 643- MANCHESTER—East. Unusual Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. home beautifully malntalnt'd, with .steel center beam, $16.- pointment. FULLER BRUSH CO. develop furnLshed for gentlemen, dish apartments, electric i-angc. re 643-5181 takes his bath, and you en Offered Ing arranged. Fully Insured. 8116. 6 room Cape, 2 private acres, BARGAIN OFFERINGS garage, 100x150 lot. (jlose to 500. Wolverton Agency, Real WANTED—Riders from Coven 13 DYNAMIC METAL ing new territories for part- washer. all modern conven frigerator. heat, and hot wa $11,800—4 ROOMS with many ■shopping, bus line. Wesley R. joy a shower. 649-9658, Joseph P. Lewis. iences Included, plus house- large paneled heated porch, tor, 649-2813. try and Manchester to Pratt & time sales force. Prefer pres ter. Available May 1st. Call possibilities. Best of financing $ 5,500—Fully furnished, newly Smith Agency, 649-1894. Don’t delay—phone ua to W itney, first shift, house W ^H IN O MACHINES repair cleaning services, parking fireplace, basement garage, ed, RCA Whirlpool and Ken- INSIDE AND OUTSIDE paint PRODUCTS CO. ently employed married men McKinney Bros., Inc., 643- available. Bus line and .shop t painted 5 room ranch day. Find out how easy It is pickup if possible. Tel. 742- ARE YOU BORED? Do you Fertilizers 50-A available. Inquire 118 Pearl St. dog kennel, amesite drive, fruit to switch to a Mobilheat- more. All work guaranteed. ing. You name your own price. or college students. Car neces 6060. trees, approximately 100 young ping nearby. Wesley R. Smith type summer cottage,! SIX ROOM Cape, aluminum 8022. wi.sh you had something dif after 4 p.m. fired water heat. Call 648-4913. 649-7863, 876-8401. 229 Burnham Street sary. Must be available eve Spruce trees, large garden Agency, 649-1894. ______large screened porch, siding, treed lot, tile bath, cen- ferent to do? Selling Avon is FOR SALE—Good cow manure. SINGLE HOME to share, five next to lake and beach, trally located, many extras, •Average family of four. nings and Saturdays. Average I $5 and $10 loads. Delivered. CXiMFORTABLE room for gen REPAIRS on all makes of re 1 PAINTING. PAPERHANOING the answer. Your contacts are $35-$50 for 12-15 hours. Call roon\s all (urni.shed, elderly BOLTON CENTER - Vwant 8 $15,000. 643-6083. E. Hartford, Conn. ALSO, gardens plowed. 643-7804, tleman, separate entrance, F. Fiano, Realtor, 648-2766. corner lot. trees, out AutomobSes F or Sale 4 (rigerators, washers, ranges, I Good work, reasonable rates. pleasant, and It will be excit 644-0202 between 6-8 p.m. couple, rent reasonable. 649- room ranch with basement and ing to watch your .sales in- 649-8731. parking. Call 649-2566. Charles Nicholson, 742-6864. side fireplace, nicer SPACTOUS 6 room older (jo- and dryers. All oil burners ■ Over 30 years In Manchester.: 9024. attic. Attached two car garage. residential section. NEED CAR? Tour credit ttim- crea.se every week. Our TV ad- An acre of land, birch trees, lonial, modern kitchen, l^^ FOR SALE cleaned and serviced. All work Your neighbor my recon.men- i MANCHESTER—Convenient to MORIARTY ed down': Short on down pay verti.sed products make it easy FOR SALE—Well rotted NEWLY DECORATED room (BY SEALED BID) guaranteed. 649-0066. . dation. Raymond Flake. 649-1 PRODUCTION control clerk, SALESMEN next to bath for refined gen THREE ROOM apartment. High and Junior High. 6 room etc. (jholce setting. Owners $ 8,200—Vacant 4-room ranch baths, 3 bedrooms, 2-car ga ment? Bankrupt? Repossea for you to earn $2-$3 an hour. High School education, sched manure (or lawns and gar Available Mav 1. For Informa want this house sold. Their loss rage. aluminum combinations, 9237. dens, delivered by the load. tleman, central, parking, phone Cape with attached garage, type home, fireplace, Sion? Don’t despair! See Hon TYPEWRITERS - Standard Call 289-4922. uling and expediting work, in tion call 643-7691. could be your gain. T. J. recent oil hot water 100x140 wooded lot, $17,900. 62 PEARL ~ST., MANCHESTER. CONN. est Douglas. Inquin, about low Openings available with lo Peila Bros., 643-7406. on floor. 643-6331. treed lot, 3 bedrooms, dining BROTHERS and electric. Repaired, over EXTERIOR and Interior paint teresting a n d diver.sified, room, living room with fire Crockett, Realtor. 643-1577. baseboard heat, pan Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. OWNER, ESTATE OF RACHEL VICKERMAN est down, smallest payments hauled, rented. Adding ma ing. Wallpaper books. Paper fringe beipfits. Apply Iona cal concern in sales field. THREE ROOM heated apart Specializing in window units FURNISHED ROOMS, complete place, l ‘/4 baths, tip top condi eled porch, full • base t anywhere. No small loan or fi chines rented and repaired. hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Fully Manufacturing, Regent Street, light hou.sekeeping facilities. ment completely reftnished, CJOVENTRY NORTH — Near 77 WEAVER ROAD — Green 64 3 5 1 3 5 nance company plan. Douglas and prefabricated roof Household Goods 51 tion, good location. Wolverton ment. large, private Let 118 X 235 •— B Zone Pickup and delivery service. in.sured. Workmanship guar Manchester. Centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, enclosed porch, central loca Coventry golf course. 100 acre wooded lot, lake priv Manor. 5>,4 xxxjm ranch, at Motors. 383 Main. tnisses. Salary and com tion, first floor. Only $85 per Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. farm, high location, lots of road Buildings: Older 6-Room Frame (new heating system) 301-315 Center St. Yale Typewriter Service. 649- anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. RUGS, never used. 9x12 leop 14 Arch Street, Manchester. ileges. tached garage, aluminum com 4986. FROM MANCHESTER BILLING CLERK, part-time, mission. Applicant must month. T. J. Cixx'kett, Realtor, frontage, older 9 room horne, Barn 16x20 CHEVROLET, 1961, Bel Air ! If no answer, 643-9043. ard, $37; 9x15 g(oId broadloom, EIGHT ROOMS for $17,900-we bination windows, Immediate nights. Inquire Lombard furnish own means of trans FURNISHED ROOM for rent, 643-1677. liave one listed. Old but solid. dairy barn, out buildings, $ 9,760—A t t r a c t 1 V e 4 room occupancy, $14,850. 649-4234. Terms of Sale: Property to be sold at highest net bid. WE GIVE beige wagon, fully equipped, SHARPENING Service - Saws, 1 INTERIOR and exterior paint- portation. Write Box M, $35; 9x12 braided, 289-6955. many potentials. Lawrence F. excellent condition. Owner 525- TO MANILA Brothers, Route 5 and Burn lady only. Mrs. Morse, 109 New heal, paint, etc. Vacant. home, garage, glassed Sealed bids must be filed on or before April SOth, 1964 knives, axes, shears, skates, I ing, wallpaper removed, fylly j ham Street, Windsor. Only Herald. Fo.ster Street. CjREST luxurious duplex apart Plano, Realtor, 643-2768. in porch, fireplace, ex (jOVENTRY LAKE — Water witli Elxecutor of Estate. Bids to be opened at 11 A.M. May GREEN STAMPS T141 after 6 p.m. TWO TWIN beds with mat ments, 671 Hartford Rd , Man I.,ot Is 100 by 270 with a big rotary blades. Quick sei'vlca. in.sured. Rene Belanger. 643-' rapid typists apply. barn. T. J. Crockett, Reaitor, (jharles Nicholson, 742-8364. tra large private treed front. $14,400. Professional 1st, 1964. Seller reserves right to reject any and all bids. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 0512 or 644-0804. tresses and springs, $25 (or chester. 4Mi* rooms, 1% baths, 1955 SAVOY Pljuiouth, $40. 1960 LARGE LOCAL firm expand both. Call 649-4192, 7 South 288 CHARTER OAK St.—Room 643-1577 lot, lake privileges. neighborhood, completely fur Sale subject to Probate Court approval. Bids must be ac Main St., Manchester. Hours suitable for working gentle modern (3.E. kitchen, many MANOTE8TER Vicinity — At Colony Park Mercury .station A telephone operator ing present sales force. Work Main. Owner transferred. nished, year 'round 6 room companied by a certifled check in amount of 10% of bid daily 7(6. Thursday 7-9 Satur EDWARJ R. PRICE - Paper- man, private entrance. $10. exti-M, carpeted staircM es., conmtlonlng, dish- tractive, expandable Cape on Mobilheaf i;^6 wagon, 9-pa.ssenger, $1,000. hanging and painting service. never knows where with top-flight men, high In home, fireplace, garage, large price. Brokers protected. Inspection by appointment. day 7 ^ 643-7968. MAN WANTED weekly. 649-1746. Rent very rea-sonable. Live washer, fireplace, large kitch large lot. Aluminum combina- $14,900—Vacant, 2 full baths, screened porch, artesian well, Firm. 742-8142. ^ 649-1003. she’ll be calling next. come, work toward manage better for less. Call Mr. tlons, fireplaced li-ving room, a (h* OMn-otNM ASSORTMENT of. good used en, roomy 3 bedroom ranch, full shed dormer, fire floating dock, water skier’s KMWvs i ^ i LAWN MOWERS^ sharpened That'.*) one of the things CARRIER COUNSELOR ment. Men who an.swer must ATTRACmVB sleeping room, Baker, 643-6277; or evenings good buy at $18,900. Ellsworth place, garage, recent 6 -W . DAVID KEITH, Executor 1M8 CHEVROLET 2-door. 6 and repaired, sales and serv be married and provide good ranges. 643-6563. 106x250 lot. Don’t wait. Carlton haven. Lawrence F. Fiano, that makes the job so gentleman, .shower, private Mr. Gill, 643-4362. W. Hutchins. Realtor. 640-6132. Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- room Cape, amesite 675 Main St., Manchester, Conn. Phone 649-2865 cylinder, standard shift, radio, I ice, rental equipment L * M Electrical Services 22 exciting. in our job background. C^ll Manche.s- Realtor, 643-2766. Charles heater, $550. Call owner 742- entrance, parking. Inquire 196 8930. drive. Nicholson, 742-6364. Elquipment Corp., Route 83, ter, 644-0202, between 6 and 8 Spruce Street. NORTH MAIN STREET — 6 SIX ROOM Cape, near school, 6656. I Vernon, 876-7609, Manchester ' FREE ES’FIMA’FES. Prompt p.m. FOR SALE—G.E. refrigerator. MANCHESTER OFFICE Call 643-0065. rooms, heat, hot water, stove, bus. shopping. 2-car garage, MANCHESTER Vicinity — (ju.s- exchange. Enterprise 1946. j service .on all types xA elec- refrigerator, $8S. Call 249-6661. r a r e 1962 MGTD, British' ' trical wiring Licensed and In We have openings for NEAT R(X)M for gentleman In aluminum siding, combina tom built 6 room ranch with LAWRENCE F. FIANO operators at our Man nice home, private entrance, tions, knotty pine kitchen, fire breezeway and garage, fam racing green, in excellent con HAVE SMALL pickup tru ck - sured. Wilson Electrical Co., If you are interested in steady Realtor 643-2766 dition. Offers $1,000. accepted.* Manchester. 649-4817. -Qlaston- chester office. It could Help Wanted— 17’! TELEVISION, excellent parking available. 21 Church place, wall to waJl carpet, ily size kitchen with bullt-lns, will do odd jobs. Attics and work with a future and have the Street. 649-4966. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat May be seen at Rockville Esso cellar.s cleaned. Rubbish re Dury. 643-1888. , be the opportunl- following qualifications . . . Male or Female 37 conditlcm, $25. (Call 649-6034. many extras. Must sell, $15,- bijg living room with fireplace, Charles Nicholson 742-8364 or call 875-9906. ty you're looking for. •nd hot water. 640-90(M. 900. Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. lots of closet space, walk-out moved. Reasonable. Call 649- MAH(X3ANY dining room 66” 1043 after 6:30 p.m. Here’s the chance to ac FULL-TIME Connecticut li basement, many extras. Ex- 1956 PONTIAC Starchief Se-' Floor Finishing 24 quire an interesting Recent high school g^raduate. buffet, $20; excellent condi ROOM FOR RENT, 119 Coop MANCHESTER - Year old 6 cerptional value, at $15,600. dan. radio, heater, $150. Call; Good driving record (automo censed Instructor In hair- tion. 643-7176. er Hill St., 649-0696. room ranch, buUt-ln kitchen, MODERN IMMACULATE 3 bed VACUUM CLEANERS, toasters, skill that’s In demand dre.ssing and cosmetology. Furnished Apartments 63-A Wolverton Agency, Realtor, 649-7694 after 6 p.m. ] irons, lamps, drills repaired. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- everywhere. You’ll bile furnished). wall-to-wall carpeting, nat 640-2813. room ranch, full basement, ing (specializing In older Call 423-6839 or 423-9046. MAPLE THREE piece living ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman W O R(X)M^furnlahed apart- ural woodwork, attached ga 90x160 lot, garage, convenient Free estimates. Free pickup work with friendly peo Reliable with steady work hab only, free parking. Call 648* 1962 CHRYSLER 3M~ConvT:¥-1 floors). Wa.\lng floors. Paint its. room set. Also six piece liv ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, rage, $17,900. Hayes Agency, location. Vln Boggini, Bel Air and delivery. 529-3365. ple, get frequent raises, HOWARD JOHNSON’S^ ing rooni set, eight piece bed 2893, after 6 p.m. BOLTON — Modern I bedroom ble, excellent condition, to set ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. have a job to be proud Feel qualified to work with and hot water. Apply Mariow’s, 648-4808 ranch on 160x160 lot, assumable Rea, Estate, 643-9832. tle estate. Phone 649-1822 be-, No job too small. John Ver- room set, gas clothes dryer, of, and—this appeals to supervise newspaper car Howard Johnson’s newest, most ROOMS for rent (or business 867 Main St. $116 monthly mortgage. Vln tween 5-7 p.rh. I GARDENS plowed and har taille. 649-6750. rier boys. lawn mower. All very good THREE MINUTES from down TWO FAMILIES - Look no many gals—no typing modem restaurant is opening condition, 649-4784. men and women at the Lamp town Manchester. An unusual Boggini, Bel Air Real Estate, rowed. Call 649-5096. or (ilir\g to do. And Live In the Manchester area. BEDROOM and kitchen, fur- further. 3 & 3 in Bowers sec f o r d , 1969, custom 300, 2-1 i FLOOR SANDING, finlshhig. soon in Vernon, (Connecticut. Post. Call 649-2494. 7V4 room ranch on beautifully 648-9332. we'll train you for the nirtied, for two adults, Includ tion, both units vacant; a 4 &4 door, excellent condition, ra G 4 W LAWN Maintenance- waxing. Interior and exterior Applications are now being ac landscaped lot, 8 or 4 bed Job at full pay! ing gas, electricity, heat, hot VERNON—Lovely older 7 room (older, but neat) off Main dio, heater, padded dash,' Mowing. spring cleanup, fer painting. Expert workmanship. Apply 9 a.m.-12 or 1-3 p.m. cepted (or full and part-time WESTINGHOUSE automatic water, (jail 648-7686. rooms. living room with fire washer, six years old. 649-3503. Dutch (jolonlal. 2-car garage, Street under $20,000; and many $696. Owner 643-0613. tilizing, rolling, rototilling, gar William E. Saglio, General MONDAY-FRIDAY positions in all phases of op place, panned den, family new ones from $20,000 on up dens plowed, ^ p e r t workman Contractor, 649-3240. Free es erations with this latest ad PART-TIME TWO ROOM apartment, fur size kitchen, oil hot water heat, 2 baths, near acre lot. Fine LARGE MAH(>bANY dining neighborhood. Hayes Agency, in all locations. Even one In 1961* SUNBEAM Alpine, red ship. John Wiliams. 643-8946, timates. If this sounds appealing dition to America’s "Host of the SODA CANVASSERS nished, private bath and en versatile room arrangement. wire wheels, $1,160. Call 649- to you. why not come In room table, very sturdy. 649- 648-4808. Bowers School area. T. J. Cyril Guerrier, 429-6846. THE HARTFORD Highways” . trance. Utilities. No pets. Near Ideal set-up for In-laws. Wol Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. 9776. and talk things over? 8964. for Manchostor Cheney's, 226 (Jharter Oak, verton Agency, Realtor, 649- COURANT CO. CENTER HALL (jolonlal—St. RAPID RUBBISH rem oval^ Bonds— Stocks- Our employment office Hostess 34S-8S68, 346-4738. YOUR ARE INVITED 1959 FORD F'airlane 800 2-door I TWO MAHOGANY end tables; Home Deliveries Only 2813. James Parish. Porter Street R(XJKLEDGE, Garth Rd. Ex Attics, cellars and yards. Spe M o r t ^ g e s 31 is at 808 Main Street, Room 26, 808 Main St., Kitchen Manager sedan, V-8, automatic trans cializing In cleaning houses, and it's open Monday Fountain Manager ' one large floor lamp, In good area. S years old. 6 large ceptional quality, custom built to visit our showroom at your convenience and see how well Manchester i condition. 643-1073. — APPLY — mission, radio and heater, apartments and flats. Handy A BETTER ARRANGEMENT through Thursday from Waitresses TWO BOYS rooms, I 'j baths, huge__ recrea- S bedroom luxury ranch, MANCHESTER BOTTLING Business Locations tlon room'with fireplace, built-1 everything from radio con- we can fill your new car needs, whether you plan an invest-* good Ores, good condition. Price man service. Call 649-0218, 643- at your (iiunces will make 9 a m. to 4 p.m. Fountain Operators COMPANY $760. Call 875-6844. 7479. more of your Income available For Rent 64 two girls, and two parrota ■ins, breezeway and attached trolled garage doors to swim- ment of $2,000 or $7,000, or anywhere in between. If the Short Order Cooks m a h o g a n y dining room set. 10 Henderson Road (or personal use Lump debt MRv JR. EXECUTIVE Kitchen Helpers will fin this ranch house 2-car garage. $26,600 Phil- mlng pool, below cost. Owner, GOING IN SERVICE — Must ALL TYPES screens rewired 649-5852. Manchester 348-7023 ITORB FOR RENT with at old family car is beginning to show its age . . . for safety’s Into one monthly payment of Dishwashers with room to spare, and all brick Agency, 646-M64. 643-8110. sell 1964 Pontiac LeMans sport with Alcoa screening. Leave . f tached 3-BtaIl garage, located will enjoy the oversized $22.28 (or each thousand dollars Are you Interested In a gen on W. Middle Turnpike near sake and carefree summer driving, see us now. We’ll be glad e o i^ , snow tires, rims includ at Shoe Store, 445 Main Street. Including repayment over five THE SOUTHERN Interviews will be held by the rooms. 1V4 baths, garage, ed. 649-1187. . uine career opportunity? Pa,riiade. Cail B. Dubaldo, 649- to show you everything we have and to fit you to a car tai Manchester, or call 649-4833. years FTana Burke 246-8897, This is not a sales, com company at the OxmecUcut and the quiet outdoor set . 5 Prompt service. •306 between 3-9, Saturday 9-5. 1967 JEEP STA'nON Wagon. 2- Connecticut Mortgage Ebc- NEW ENGLAND mission or canvassing type State Employment Service 806 ting of the 300 foot wooded lored to your needs. You’ll find like so many have during the change, 15 Lewis St., Hartford, lo t Under $23,000. Call now wheel drive, 6 cylinder, $160. HAVE ’HME. Will work. Will position. The management Main Street, Manchester, Conn. WANTED Septic Tanks Conn. TELEPHONE COMPANY to inspect. years, that it’s a pleasure to do business here. Call 643-1469. do most anything,-'Odd jobs our of our (Irmly estaDllshed Friday April 17th frotn 9:30 CLEAN LATE MODEL AND STORE, 460 Main St., 649-0239, New England corporaUon is a.m. to 5 p.m. 9-3 . specialty. Call us, Glaston- SECOND m o r t g a g e s - Dn- WARREN E. HOWLAND MORIARTY BROTHERS 1969 Ford Custom 300, 2-door b ^ , 633-9977. now interested in placing a Phone 649-4558 for . an appoint Umited funds available (or aec- USED CARS Plugged Sawart OFFICE — Excellent location, R ealtor ' —dan, standard transmission, ond mortgages, payments to An *qual opportunity high potential type person ment. If unable to come in on ' 301 CENTER STREET radio and heater, good tires eOO-1,000 sq. ft., heat. Janitor, 860 Main S t, Manohester STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone suit your budget. Ebepedient employer for an accelerated develop April 17th, we will arrange an and good mechanical condl- walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter ment program. First year other appointment for you. TOP PRICES PAID Naahina Gleaned partdng, remodel to suit ten 648-1108 service. J. D. Realty, 64S-0129 a n t CaU 649-6334, 643-7176. ttOB, $600. 649-9460. races, hatchways, dry wells. income range $5200-$6200, FOR ALL MAKES Septle Tanks, Dry Wells, All concrete rep^rs. Reason third-fourth year $9-$12,000. Sewer Liaee Installed-—Cel JENSEN BTRSm — New • able. 648-0861. Business Opportunities 32 Further progress based on Trackft~-Traetors Dogs— Bird»— Pets 41 lar WatarproeOng Done. Houses For Rent 65 room Ranch, near schools and ability and performance. A Carter Chawrolat shopping center, all utilities, YOU ARE A-ll Truck Is A-1! MANCHESTER — For lease. NURSE WANTED, RN or LPN, college backtnround Is neces NOW IS THE TIME to pretty ■AST HARTFORD - «6vsp F l u fm anclng. WUl consider I^QDOB, e-ton dtonp txudi, Cellara, atUcs, trash, small High volume service fkntion on licensed In OonnecUcut for 11 sary althoun no speclflo up your pooch. Grooming ovr MaKINNEY BROS. food oondltlon, radio, heater, room Oolonlal, 1% baths, cMli trade. Builders, Charles Pon- trucking done A-1 right! Call Wilbur Cross ParkwM, low in p.m.-7 a.m. shift. Apply St. curriculum u r e a r e d . Sub specialty; also, boarding. 643- Oa.. lai. . tVlU ataad atata Jnspectloii. 643-2928, Tremano Trucking Sewerage Diapoeal Ce. Sran over 19, |186. monthly. Ueelli, Barnsy Peterman, 649- vestment. low rent.«&U BAld- Anthony’a Coovmleecent Home, mit resume to vice Prgit- 0427, H, c . cawM, BaimSojr UMJNtala I Ite-ltt PaHl M il SileSiM. Service. 1 win 9-0839. 878-9m. dent, Boa No. C, Herald.* Hill Kennels, B o lt ^ J. D. RaoMtr. 643*6139. TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1984 P«4GE -SIXTEEN lEpgnfatg Ijgratt A T tn ft Daily N«t Pnto R u T ot Um W m K Bnd«l U m W d fflM f 86 and Over for Oomplot* t e f V . B. St Bernadettes Mothers Cir MHS Debaters Medical Care.” . . . . AprU H . 1864 About Town cle will meet tomorrow at 8:16 The affirmative team debated HALL p.m. at the home of Mrs. Henry League Victors against Lewis Miller and Souto 13,943 •Wr tm i eeeler 8eM|M, tow In Mlchalek, 278 Hackmatack St. Windsor High Schools, while the (Mi. Thnredey e t KUMbeth's Mothers Oirde Mrs. Vincent Porter and Mrs. the negative teaifi met Klngs- Member of the Audit fupntng ; will meet tomorrow at 8:15 pjn. Louis DeZutti will serve as host The Manchester High School wood and Mt. St. Joseph Acad FOR RENT Bureau of OtroulmUon I, high « t 8e 18. ■t the home o i Mrs. Bruno La- esses. debating teajn has been named emies. . , Inquire Llthnanlan Hall Maneh«$t«r^A Ciiy o f ViUagt Charm champions of the newly estab Oyg^ ®9 Horton Rd. Mrs. Ken The league, composed of 84 OOLWAY ST. neth Dam'ding will be co-host- Members of the British Amer lished Greater Hartford Debate about eight area schools, was ican Club will meet tonight at League, having swept all 12 of esUbllshed last fall under the 648-0618—648-8480 VOL. L X X X m , NO. 167 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1964 (CiMelfled AdveetMng en Fage 81) PRICE SEVEN CENT! 7:30 at the clubhouse and pro Its debates this year. leadership of John Delaney and FOR ALL OCCASIONS The L u c y ^>encer Group of ceed to Holmes Funeral Home, The'M H S team clinched the George Doherty, faculty ad Beoond Cbnflrregational Church 400 Main St„ to pay respects to championship last Saturday In visors to the MHS team. will hold a dessert bridge to- Thomas H. Fothergill, a mem a meet at Lewis Miller High m onow at 1:30 pjn. in the ber. School In Burlington, winning Events church parlors. For reserva- both its rounds and also being See OUT complete eeleotlon Court Postpones Hearing, tiom call Mrs. Wallace Jones, The Women’s Society of Judged as having the bbst af of fam one. 80 Phelps Rd.; Mrs. Ralph Christian Service of North firmative and the best negative speakers. In State Big Vote for Sen. Smith RocloweU, 32 Btaihweather St., Methodist Church will .sponsor a or Mrs. liOuis Tuttle, 21 Hud- rummage sale Thursday* from James McPherson, '66, was Allows Time to Redistrict oon St. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the church. best negative speaker with 83 Those wishing pickup service of a possible 90 points, and Le Delta Chapter, RAM, will jnay call Mrs. Adelor Turgeon, 3 roy Beckett, '85, was top af ^CANDICS HARTFORD (AP) — A< the legislature oonalder the mat-^make them more equal in popu Democrats Rule meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Durkin St., or Mrs. Griswold firmative • speaker with 76 three-judge federal court ter." lation. the Masonic Temple. EMrl Lar Chappell, 478 N. Main St. points. Richard Sullivan, '64, the court mede no ruling on In oourt today, Mulvey said In ^ew Britain son will confer the mark master negative, and Steve Penny, '66, postponed today until May a redlatrictlng plan on which that the schedule for the spe- A Surprise; Barry Wins affirmative, completed the oth Mason degree on candidates af- St. Francis Xavier Mothers 7 a hearing on congression party leaders have agreed to oial session of the General As NEW BRITAIN (AP)— tw which there will be a social Circle will meet tomorrow at er members of the MHS teams. present to the legislature'a ipe- sembly calls for completed ac al redistricting to give the N«w Britain was back in hour with refreshments. 8:30 p.m. at the homp of Mrs. The topic of the debate was Connecticut General As cial aesslon. tion on a redistrioting plan by Charles Adams, 6.5 Ansaldi Rd. ‘‘Resolved: That the ' Federal Quinn^s Pharmacy Democratic hands today sembly time to deal with Smith, however, noted that aU April 24. The Manchester Lodge of Ma Mrs. James McVeigh and Mrs. Government Should Extend So 878 MAIN ST. the parties agree that constitu Mulvey told the three-judge with James F. Dawson as Percy Gets Frank Vendetta will serve a.s cial Security Benefits to Per- the matter. sons will meet tonight at 7:30 tional requirements for congree- panel that legislative hearings mayor-elect and a majority at the Masonic Temple. After co-hostesses. the moUon to continue the aional redlatrictlng must be probably would be held April 22 the business meeting, William R. eue wee mede by State Atty. met and that this waa a "m at on the edmmon council. GOP Nod in and 23, and that the Anal vote Dawson beat Republican in Sandberg, Junior warden, will Mrs. Thomas Magnotta of 32 Gen. Harold Mulvey, who In ter of course" for the leglala- be taken April 24. confer the feJlowcraft degree Marshall Rd., regent of St. Mar formed the court of action that ture. cumbent Thomas J. Meskill Jr. He urged the court against yesterday, 13.805 to 13,626 in un on candidates. garet’s Circle, Daughters of had been taken since the caae State and National Detnocra- Illinois Race was brought. taking further action In the official returns. Isabella, was elected state re tloUc Chairman John M. Bailey cording secretary Sunday at He referred to the special aes- Democrats gained control of The Mothers CTub of Center and Republican State Chairman (Saa Paga Tea) the council, 10-5, upsetting the CHICAGO (AP) — Sen. Congregational Church will the meeting of the State ROUND TRIP •Ion of the legislature that haa A. Searte Plnrey, the party Daughters of Isabella which previous 8-7 balance held by Re Jarry Goldwater emerged in ^ t tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. in been called for April 21 by Gov. leaders, are interveners In the was held at the Hotel Bond, John N. Dempsey to deal with publicans. AS victor today in Illi Fellowship Hall of the church, suit pending before the court. Dawson, an attorney, was \ Dean Hodges, minister of Chris Hartford. Connecticut redlatrictlng. ' The hearing today was sche Addicts Win making his first try for elective | nois’ Republican presiden- tian education and a member Attomeya for the Democratic Manchester Grange will meet duled origlnaSy to hear argu office. Meskill had served onej ial preference primary, of the Connecticut State Con and Republican partiei and for term after a GOP victory two| ference, will speak on “Summer tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Orange to PARIS! the plaintiff in the suit—Jack ments on a motion for a sum lis only opponent on the Hinchey Gets Soroptimists Award Legal Battle years ago that swept many ofi Camp Opportunities.” Hall. ’The home economics com mary Judgment In the suit lallot. Sen. Margaret Chase The Soroptimi.st’s Good Cltizen-ship Award of a 525 savings bond was presented to David WHO'S250 ELIGIBLE? Zalman, political writer for the the municipal offices. I mittee will be In charge of re Hartford Courant — supported brought by Zalman. Smith, made a surprising David J. Torstenson, son of freshments, Members are re P. Hinchey, a Manchester High School senior, last night at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Republican Town Clerk Baker William Slelth, Sunny View Dr., Vernon. Hinchey is shown here receiving his award from American and Canadian veterans of World War II who .seiwed in the Euro the motion for a postponement He Isas asked the oourt to or In Westport Brown withstood the Democrat show of strength as the Mr. and Mrs. Lennart A. Tor minded to bring gifts for the der an election at large for the May baskets for shut-ins. Mrs. Charlotte Gray, awards chairman, while Mrs. Bernice Rieg, club president, looks on. pean theater, their spouses and children; in addition, widows of soldiers 'Judge J. Joseph Smith, one ic tide and was re-elected for a :’irst woman to run for the stenson, 33 Cobum Rd.. and state's congressmen Nov. 3 un Lawrence Wogman, son of Mr. The winner was selected on the basis of his service activities, dependability, and leader killed. o f the m em bra of. the tribunal, DANBtmy (AP)—A rehabi second term over Leon F. Her- less the General Assembly re White House. and Mrs. Clarence C. Wogman, The executive board of the ship, and had to w,rite an essay, which will now be entered to compete for one of two Na said that th^court waa "quite In litation center for drug addicts manski, the Democratic candi tional Soroptimist $2,500 awards. The son of Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hinchey of 75 Hilltop aooord with the desire to have vised the present distrlots to date. Mrs. Smith, who reportedly 28 Fairview St., recently were Newcomers Club of Manche.ster WHEN EFFECTIVE? has survived a legal test of its spent less than $1,000 making accepted as members of Alpha will meet tonight at 8:30 at the Dr., Hinchey Is a National Merit Scholarship finalist and a recent winner of a United Air right to operate In a residential Incumbent GOP Treasurer B. craft Scholarship. He plans to attend the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to study Departure from the United States must occur between May 20th and June A. Oryboskl was defeated by two appearances In her brief n- Phi Omega fraternity at Up- home of Mrs. Clayton Pillar, 693 section of exclusive Westport. linols campaign, rolled up more mathematics and physics. (Herald photo by Satemls.) Democrat Joseph J. Perrotta. sala College, East Orange, N.J. Hartford Rd. 5th and the entire trip must be completed within twenty-one days from the "It will be easier for us now,” than 188,000 votes—25 per cent Democrats regained control of date of departure. said David Deitch, director of of toe Republican ballots. The the three-member boards of se-i toe Synanon Foundation’s lady from Maine had finished a Pentagon Rates lectmen and tax review. | house in Westport, after learn poor fifth In the March 10 pri PURPOSE ? Joseph K. Pac polled 656 votes i ing of yesterday's decision in mary In her neighboring stota To enable those veterans and their families to attend the memorial cere in toe mayoral eiection on a re Common Pleas Court. of New Hampshire. monies on JUNE 6th— the anniversary of the Normandy Landings. form ticket and (toarles A. Ver-1 USED CAR SPECIALS Westport's Planning and gano, independent, received 108 Goldwater received more than U.S. Lead Power Zoning Commission had sought 460,000 votes or 62 per cent of votes. 3 ONLY. ‘67 CHEVROLETS. PRICE ? an injunction to bar further use toe total, on toe basis of nearly STANDARD TRANSMISSION, 6 CYLINDER. •495 of the four-acre property by the complete returns. Adults $250.00— Children under the age of 12 years $125.00 $3f000 Reward 1 ONI.Y. ‘67 CHEVROLET. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS CONTACT: WASHINGTON -Sec-^wllled secretary foundation. Gov. George C. Wallace of uet t^eauty retary o( Defense Robert 8. the equally strong-minded Air In February 1863, the com HARTFORD (AP)—A maxi Alabama, toe segregation lead BEL AIR. AI.’TOMATIC TRANSMISSION. •645 McNamara permitted use of In Force chief of staff. mission ordered the foundation mum state reward of $3,000 for er who piled up 260,000 votes telligence estimates to chal Late Monday the Pentagon to vacate the Victorian mansion information leading to the ar In Wisconsin last week, finished SILKTOWN MOTORS lenge Gen. Curtis E. LeMay be- issued a statement stressing In the Greens Fanns section. rest and conviction of the per fourth among all write-in candi eauae he wanted to kill at birth The commission contended sons responsible for toe sex dates. He was ahead of (3ovs. TIM MORIARTY - Proprietor... GLOBE Travel Service, Inc. "the increasing military superi any myth about declining U.S. ority of the United States.” It the neighborhood, not far from strangulation of a 37-year-old Nelson A. Rockefeller, George 510 HARTFORD ROAD— 643-6217 90S MAIN ST.. M ANCHESTER...... PHONE 643-2165 military superiority. came aAer publication of Le- what Westport calls It "gold Hartford woman was authorized Romney, 13fflliam W. Scranton Studio This waa learned from de May's February congressional coast," is exclusively for one- today by Gov. Dempsey. Wallace in Indianapolis former Gov. Harold Stossen and fense offlclale today as the gulf testimony contending the Rus family homes. Mrs. Ermellnda Neves of A f Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Alabama Gov. George Wallace who arrived in Indianapolis by private plane to Jusf A Reminder widened between the strong- sians are narrowing the gap. Judge Mlcbaal Radln ruled fleck S t was strangled in the begin his campaign for Indiana’s Democratic presidential primary, speaks from Charles H. Percy 44, won the One high official familiar with yesterday that the commission rear of a building at Park and Republican nomination for gov the back seat of his car to reporters. He was met at his downtown hotel by ernor In his first try for public That every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday McNamara’s thinking said the failed to provs a sonlng viola Lawrence Sts. a week ago last office. defense secretary feels it Is tion. night several sign-carrying pickets. (AP Photofax.) are sale days at the Duet Beauty Studio. Na Qay’s Rejection The governor offered the re Returns from Tuesday’s pri ^OPEN — "dangerous to raise any doubts He noted that Westport’s MON. thru SAT. TILL 6 tionally famous Caryl Richards peimanent about our strength.” , sonlng code falls to define what ward at toe request of State’s mary showed this division of toe Prompts Gall for Atty, John D. LaBelle who re GOP preference vote; Goldwa THURS. and FRI. TILL 9 "He thinks It would be wrong ' constitute’s a famll/ Had it waves are only $10.00 complete. Frostings done so, Radln remarked, the ported that “up to this time no Doctor Strike ter 62 M r cent; Mrs. Smith 35 Draft Law Probe to sit by and allow creation of clue or evidence of identifica per cent; on write-in votes. Hen- reg. $25.00 are $19.50. These are just a few a myth—and it la a myth in hla court's decision might have President Awaits tion of the killer or killers has ^ dAt*>t Lo^e T per cent; Judgment—that there is any been different. of the many savings at the Duet, designed to been un.coYsrsd.” j..,..,.,-- . - lUehatifl M. Mnon, t per cent, ^WASHINGTON (AP) — A lessening of our strength," this Meibert E. Ralrtwln, West- In 15th Day» aongreasman predicts the House The rate’s attorney said Chat with toe remainder spread Veep you looking your best at a moderate cost WORLD’S FAIR official said. port First Selectman said he among other possible choices. 649-3906 win soon laimch a major Inves- was "vary disappointed and Hartford Police Chief Jeton J. to you. The Defense Department Kerrigan Joined him in the opin Rsit Talk Report There were no major contests Dgatlon of the draff law and Buprised by ttie veiMiOt- Wards Filled feature heavyweight champion statement did not name LeMay. ion that "a substantial reward on the Democratic tleket and no M O n'S MEZZANINE • 587 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE • MANCHESTER Cassius Clay as its star witness. Authorities would not acknowl might bring forth information presidential candidates listed, (Saa Page Fourteen) BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP)— iwt President Johnson received The prediction came frmn edge it was aimed at the con that might lead to solving this WASHINGTON (AP) — Pre8i-<^tions themselves but to accurate troversial Air Force chief of crime.” The seriously ill have been get 38,281 write-in votes. Rep. William G. Bray, R-Ind„ dent Johnson gets a report today eporting," toe spokesman said. TICKETS...... staff, who feels McNamara la ting adequate treatment or bet Goldwater commented In who told a newsman; ...... on toe last-ditch railroad bar No specific time was set for ..T placing too much reliance on Pinney Promises West Hartford Votes ter since toe 16-day-old doctors' toe mediators' report to Johnson Washington that the outcome in " ‘ ‘••Ues and waving the manned gaining talks he arninged in an but most of toe President’s offi demonstrates that "1964 can be !?***? r e je c t ^ bomber to the ridelines too WEST HARTFORD ,AP)— strike began, but those with a year of victory for our party.” FREE! Cassius a a y . I'm not sure what minor ailments have to shift for effort to avert a nationwide cial morning schedule was ^rou More Attacks on Some 6,000 of West Hartfoiri’s ! strike. tine and there was a big gap Finishing ahead in his first the devil you could do with h im ., ^ . .w t. 16,000 registered Republicans themselves. Midwest test, he called on all But I think the Army cou ld' ^ Officials noted that there Imd With most of Belgium’s 10,00 Johnson will hear from fed between 12:30 p.m. M d 4:30 Roads D ivision are expected to cast paper bal members of toe party "to unit# have found a place for him/* 1 a spate of ciiUcisms, in- lots today in the ^city’s GOP doctors on strike against a new eral mediators what was origi p.m. The Army had said Qay was ! eluding a new defense strategy nally scheduled as a report on This led to speculation that to work for toe election of Re presidential preference primary. medical Insurance law, there publican candidates every rejected after he failed to pass PaP«r ■pelUng out toe views ot HARTFORD (AP) — Repub was general apprehension that "the progress and toe effective the mediators, headed by Secre lican State Chalnnan A. Searle The vote is not binding on where, from toe state house to mental teats e"e ef McNamara's strongest anyone, but will give the first many patients would die unat ness’’ of toe first five days of tory of Labor W. WUlard Wlrtz, Pinney says he will continue to toe emergency talks following a might make their report some toe White House." Bray, who is the ranking Re- indication as to how the rank tended. Goldwater had been expected attack what he oaUed "the un Urgent cases on toe whole 16-day .strike postponement. time In toe early afternoon. publican member of toe House ^ holy mesa” In the State High and file in the community may to win, and toe main interest of Armed Services subcommittee But Goldwater’s paper dwelt be thinking about a presidential have been taken care of under A highly cautious White House “ I want to make It clear that way Department. observers was whether his show on personnel, said he was n o t, roostly on the issue of mlMlle nominee. an emergency set-up organized spokesman Tuesday refrained I do not know whether . . . the WOOLENS from even referring to it as a ing would boost his chances for sure Just which congressmen rellablllty-whlch plunged him In a talk yesterday at a Re Ambassador Henry Cabot by toe physicians and taken mediators will be able to aay "progre.ss’’ report. nominaUon for president at this would do toe Investigating. collision with McNamara publican luncheon, the chainnaa Lodge’s name has b