School Blaze $2.5 Million Loss Raymi Bmok Preoeptory Will La a Senior, Majoring in Sodolo- the Assembly Which Will, Among Meet Friday at 8 Pjn

Oibhona Assembly, Ladies of Odumbua and Combined cath' About Town olic Mothers Ctrcles wtil spon­ sor a oonununion breakfast Xcmben at Ui« MuichMtar Sunday at St. James’ School Btin plcu^ a t waar Hod and Oun Club will meet to- Hell for Catholic Ctrl Scouts la your skoas whea ; n l^ t at the John F. Tlemey and Brownies, after the 9 a.m. A moMl* intt •qu%>p«d wMi Area Rotarians have then reboUt Is Funwml Home, 219 W. Center Mass at St. James' Church. toblea for ammlnatlona andaOl profassloaAl shM n m It Manehmter 4’CUy of ViBago Cham • t , to |wy reapecU to Mrs. Ihoae not yet oontacted and in­ nicawary latoccotety 9qu4p- Meet in April sboB. ALL WORK John ICcOtxM, whose aon, terested in attending may call OUARANTBBD! Jamea McCooe, ia a member. Mrs. Frank Faarina, 158 Birch mant to give PAP teeta wiU ar­ VOL. LXXXm, NO. 182 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCRESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1964 AthrarOslag am Pago M) rive ai Maftohaatar Memorial The annual Spring Conference PRICE SEVEN CENTS St, chairman, or Miss Helen A. of Rotary Dlatriot 789. of which Kembera of the Town Fire Thomas, 25 Cooper S t Hoapitai Wadneaday, March 11. SAM YULYES Oepartment will meet tonicht TYm unit la ownad by the Oon- Manchester Rotary Club ia a Same SMa aa WatMaa at T at the John F. Tierney Fu­ neeticut Diviaion of the Amer- member, will be held at the Ho­ 29 OAK STBBliT neral Home, 219 W. Center St, Joseph J. Twaronite? son of loan Oanoar Society In New tel SUOer-HIKon, Hartford, OPEN aiONDATM to pay req>ect8 to Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Josef* G. Twaro- Haven. It is aalf-aufftcient and Sunday and Monday, April 19 MoOom, whose son, Joseph Mc- nlte, 84 Spruce St., is on the may be aet up anywhere. ' and 20, with the Hartford Ro­ ODoe, Ts an employe of the de­ dean’s list for the seventh con­ tary Ciub acting aa boat. partment secutive semester at Provi­ About 400 reaervatlona have District Gov. John B. Grant dence (R. I.) College >where he been received for the free PAP of Rockville will be In charge of teata wMoh will be given from School Blaze $2.5 Million Loss Raymi BMok Preoeptory will la a senior, majoring in sodolo- the assembly which will, among meet Friday at 8 pjn. at «y. 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Appoint' other bueiness matters, elact a Orange Hall. menta will be made for every new governor to take office In The Hartford County Asso­ few nUnutea alnoe the test takea July. John T. WIleo of Hartford ADVBIRTIS E3M ENT- ciation of Medical Assistants about aeven minutes. Manohea- la the conference chairman, as- will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at ter area women may call the slated by George A. Lucas of the What to do, why and how. the Hartford YWCA, Ann St. A (3anoer Society at 175 JS. Center East Hartford Rotary Club and V m beat time to plan your es­ film of the World’s Fair, spon­ St. for appokitmenta. Norman F. Sayerf of the West Region Reactor Put Under International Inspection tate is now. The Connecticut sored by the Travelers Insur­ •Manoheater phyviclana, nureea Hartford Club. Bank and Trust Company, 896 ance Co., will be .shown.. Re­ and American Cancer Society All 49 clubs In the district Main Street, invites you to freshments and a social time vohmteera are cooperating In send their president and secre­ come in for qualified advice to will be held after the film. The tMa community project to dem- tary-elect to the conference al­ help you set your plans in mo­ event ts open to all medical onetrate the value of the PAP though any of the 3,122 Ro­ Hope Nations Gen. MacArthur tion. Mr. Thomas B. Cannon, secretaries, or nurses employed test. ldans In the district are wel­ Roaring Fire Trust Officer, is available in by doctors in offices or hospi­ Dr. David OaldwMI Jr., pres­ come to attend. Facing Surgery the Manchester office every tals. ident of the Miuicheater Bnuich District 789 comprises Massa­ Follow Step Tuesday. Discuss your Estate of the American Cancer Socie­ chusetts from Sprktgfield west, WASHINGTON (AP)—Gen. In Thompson Plans with him. No obligation and northern Connecticut Douglas MacArthur has “ob­ of oourse. Miss Susan Landers, daughter ty, said that the teet la simple of Mr. and Mrs. Neal H. Lan­ and painless and can detect bounded by Plainfield, Blast On Controls structive Jaundice of unknown Hampton, New Britain, Bristol Kills Cleric ders, 48 1 Broad St., has been uterine cancer before symptoms mnioM origin’* and exploratory abdom­ elected qpptiomore representa­ appear. The project la pert of and Torrington. GENEVA (AP) — The inal surgery will be performed tive to the student council at the American C3ancer Sociaty’s '^tOLVKD United States announced to try to determine the cause, THOMPSON (AP) — A. Those Horrid Hartford Council for Women. program to tall mowen that tar thaaa ^tara^ilra lioat^^^ Walter Reed Army Hospital She is also director of a 4-H uterine oanoer can be cured if today that it will place one announced today. relisrious brother died of Club, for Puerto Rican Girls of oaAight in Ita early etagea. HEARING AID of its largest nuclear re­ A statement from the hospi­ smoke inhalation early to­ AHE SPOTS* Junior high age, a social serv­ EJduoationaJ literature on the BAHERIES actors under InterTiational tal where the Old Warrior has day as a roaring fire leveled ice project conducted by Hart­ life saving aspect of the de­ inspection in the hope that been undergoing tests since the two-story main build­ ford College students. She is a tection program will be given Monday, reported: ing at Marianapolis Prepar­ -WRINKLES 1982 graduate of Manchester to examineea. Projects Uka thda PINE PHARMACY other countries—and par­ "Diagnostic tests of Gen. High School, one are being carried on with 664 CENTER BT.—449-9814 A new anti-parsplrant that ticularly the Soviet Union MacArthur have been complet­ atory School. the mobile unit througtwut the really worktl Solves under­ —will follow suit. ed. It has been determined that Officials of the achool, run by arm problems for many who U.S. delegate Adrian 8. Fisher he has an obstructive jaundice the Marian Brothers religious had dMpaired of affecti va help. told the 17-naUon disarmament of unknown origin." order, and state police estimat­ Mitehum Anti-Persplrant conference the huge reactor While the hospital statement ed the damage at $2.6 million. Hammond Spinet keeps underarms sbsolntaly plant at Rowe, Mass., Is to be did not amplify, ailments which The body cd Brother Alexan­ They^ll Wow Them! dry for thousands of grstsful aced under inspecUon of the can cause obstructive jaundice der Kinsgaila, 78, was found in O rsan...... $895 This bevy of town officials, scheduled to appear In the Bolton Orange variety show Satur­ INOTIGE! users. Positive action coupled Stematlonal Atomic Enegry Include cancer of the common Ms bed when firemen raised day night at the Community Hall, won’t really need to do much more than stand there to Tour Investment Headqnartera with eompUto gontlonoos ta Agency—IAEA. bile duct, the gall bladder or ladders to the second floor. Recent trade. In good con­ bring down the house. The can-can “glrU” are, from left. Norman J. Preun, Harold Por- Brother John Banya, also 78, OPEN SATURDAYS 10 AAL TO 1 P.M. normal skin and olothing is Fisher said the United States the head of the pancreas or a dition. Terma. cheron, Stuart Wells, Richard Morra, Eugene Gagllardone and Donald F. Tedford. Official­ made possibla by new type of hopes this step will encourage gallstone that gets Jammed In was admitted to Day Kimball —- Special Value By — ly. they are judge of probate and chairman of the finance board (Preuss), chairman of the for your convenience. Onr regular weekly schedule as fol­ formulula producM by a trust­ the Soviet Union and other coun­ the common Mle duct. Hospital in Putnam for tosat- board of education (Porcheron), fire commissioner and lieutenant in the fire company lows: Monday ttaru Friday 9 AJM. to 5 P.I^; Thnrsday Eve­ worthy 6()-yesr-old laborstorr. tries, to join in a worldwide sys­ nent of smoke Inhalation. (Wells), first selectman (Morra), state representative (Gagllardone). and sonlnr Ment ning T P.M. to 9 PAL Satisfaction gusrsntesd.Don’t tem'^ to prevent the misuse of The school has an enrollment 60SS 0R8AN GO. (Tedford). (Herald photo by Satemls.) agent givo in to jMrspiration wor­ civil reactors for clandestine of 170 students, some from for­ m Alljm St., Htfd. 625-6696 SHEARSON, HAHMILL A CO. ries; try Mitehum Anti-Par- producUon of nuclear weapons. eign oountriea but mostly east­ plaque, inaorlbed with the spirant today. 90-doy suppto Fisher stressed that the IAEA Events erners. It is on R t 200 in this 91S MAIN STREET-JTEL. 649-2821 #4.00 pbu tax. will be invited to undertake the Flotilla Given wording, “Third CoejBt (3uard Founded 1909 rural conununity In the north­ District, 1963, Director’s Hon­ permanent Inspection of the eastern comer of Connecticut . Members New Foric jBtsok Kxehanga HOUSE ond HAU Rowe reactor "whether or not! The Rev. John Petrauskas, District Plaque or Roll, Fotilla 17-9,’’ was and Other Leadlag Cxcbaafes. In State awarded for faithfully meeting Munson's other states reciprocate." But if headmaober, and Father CaM- the requirements of the district. ttiey do reciprocate, he added, j mer KuckeU, prefect of dlaci- The U.S. OMist Guard Auxil­ MAIN ST, MANOHESTBR it would be "one of the most { NOW Only two of ten FlotillM In kne, who 'were in ttie main iary M-anchester Flotilla 17-9 significant developments of this' buUding aa flames swept Monday night held its monthly the district were gven such an conference." | Charges Lodged honor by the U.S. CToast Guard. CANDY through the 19th century atnic- FUEL O IL meeting with a special potluck Fisher said three smaller' ture, managed to eacapa supper and movlea for some 50 Another highlight of the eve­ American reactors, two at the In Slaying Case through .back doors. members, guests, and their ning was the presentation of a Brnokhaven, N.Y., research lab­ Fade T h e m O utt wives. Father Ooaiiner Mmoat waa *We«iheted brown spots and wrin­ film, "Any Water By Tomor­ KITCHEN oratory and one at Piqua, Ohio, ’trapped in hia room. 14V2C®*^ The auxUlary group this row,’’ produced by United Air­ are already under IAEA inspec­ B r id g e p o r t (a p ) — kles I They tell the world you're week was presented a special Makers of Fine Candles John Mazzuchi, head of the gettiitg old—perhaps before you craft Corp. on fishing through­ OPEN tion to help the agency develop First degree murder war­ English deportment one of the really are. Fade them out with. plaque award by the Third out the world. Bob Steel of its procedure for safeguarding rants were issued today in flewt to apot the flamea, said tha ESOTERICA, new medicated cream (3oast Guard District Head­ Wnc radio and televiaiDn, was Famous for Old TUESDAY the peaceful uses of atomic: fire may have broken out in tha GASH SAVINGS quarters in New York. The narrator. •nergy. Superior Ckiurt against two that breaks up masses of pigment on Fashioned Goodness & Fairfield County youths ac­ baoement under the study haU. the skin—makes hands look white, I P TO The privately owned reactor He aadd he was awakened ■mooih, and young again. Equally 2 Stores to Serve Yon THURSDAY at Rowe is by far the largest cused of slaying John Shin- about 2:40 a/m. by a telephone effective on face, neck and arms. Not to come under IAEA surveil­ ners, 18, of Wilton on Feb. coU in Ms room in Bt. John’a a cover up. Penetrates skin cells to the ONE place RITAV* AMOUNT MANCHESTER TILL lance. It is rated at a power 23. HaB by ktn. John Kendrtar- Kimulate new, smooth beauty. Fra­ UONTNLr orLOAN level of 600,(XX) thermal kilo­ vich, Uvea in Hiampeon. SHOPPING PARKADE 9 watts and produced over cme state Police say Richard Mc­ grant, greaseless—it softens, lubri­ t o c a l l for $16.75 $300 Alister, 18, of Norwalk, and Ed­ The wife of tha heed of tha cates and moistens skin. Npw only billion kilowatt hours of elec­ ward McNally, 17, of Wilton, aolanoa ^tepartnaant, aha toM $2.00 for 3 ounces r EB 26.58 500 OPEN EVERY SUN. tricity In 1968. have admitted the shoeing of Jdaaaochi aha had- aean firemen OALIX)N "The United States does not haad for tha achool, and aaked —3 months* supply 36.41 700 believe that opening these reac­ Shinn era. wed as hand cream 61.16 1,000 The two are being held with­ whether anything waa ■wrong. and powder foun- ROUTE 6, BOLTON tors to international inspection out bond. The fir^gutted remams of the main building at Maiianapfdia Preparatonr Mazzuchi said ha raced out- *On 24 month plan. is a derogaUon of its national aide, couldn’t see anything Im­ tfaiioo. If you a«n< FUEL OIL sovereignty,” Fisher said. ^ The warrants charged that School in Thompson, Conn., today. (AP Photofax.) los*eiier skin quickly the two youths "wrllfully, delib­ mediately, but smelled smoke. mm "Nor is the safeguard system "As I w u walking up a Mil get Eaoterica today. erately with premeditation and onerous. It involves record keep­ that Mdas the main building Loidni Dm arf ToMm Cowilois COOPERATIVE ing, reporting and inspecUoq, malice aforethought did shoot tk Hof fa announces he’ll appeal (AP Photofax.) and kill John Shinners.” from the dormitories, halls an3 on ro.MP.\N^ the mmuteyouiffiant it the kind of- controls prudent cottages, I suddenly saw wMtt siNrr. IM.5 Hm’i 's a foldta opptrtaaity |p ask for eaijil W t d n t s d a y management would naturally State’s Attorney Otto J. LB/ State Seized looked like a giant orange in ,U.% BltOAl) siRF.rn set up internally. For purposes Sauer said he is studying police the skies,” said Mazzuchi, who HOUSE & HALE Fast service, too, darinf Bonoflclal’s GoMaa CN. thru of a safeguard system, such reports in the death of McAlis­ added: Aaaivarsary Celabratioa. Call up er coiaa Ja Spring Values controls must be chedked and ter’s father, Edwrin, whose body "I called her back, and at Mala SC,, Comer of Oak Inspected by an external Hoffa to Appeal, waa found last Saturday, cover­ tha same time awakened others. for the cash you waat bow . . . to eioaa ap Saturday agency.” ed writh sticks and stones in a Rites in NYC Bccomes Evidence Wa ordered the students to get laft-ovir bills or for aay good roasoa. * Citing President Johnson's ditch at Redding. out of their rooms and come NEW YORK (AP>—President proposal Jan. 21 for'agreements State Police said McAlister By A. J. CHEMA8I outside. to prevent the spread of nuclear and McNally have admitted Jbhnson risked a landing at a "We marched the students to weapons, BHsher said all coun­ Backed by Union killing McAlister’s father last fog-shrouded Newark, N.J., air­ For Men The prosecution in the Roy F. Darwin murder trial a rise in the hill, facing the tries should agree to let the August port today to attend the funeral main building, and told them BENEFICIAL of Mrs. Robert F. Wagner, wife today won permission in a preliminary hearing to intro­ FINANCE SYSTEM SAVE IAEA supervise producUon, to remain there, pending fui> duce into evidence a hand lantern police claim Darwin Reversible transfer and use of all fission­ CHAI Tenn. (AP)—James R. Hoffa, Primary Poll Set of the mayor of New York. ther orders. Later, some of tha ON able materials intended for The presidential jet touched had in his car the night he is accused of strangling teen­ students were enlisted in remov­ Loans up to $1000— Loans life-insured at low cost peaceful purposes. p re s id ^ of the __imsters Union, planned today to ap- WEST HARTFORD. Conn. down at Newark, across the ager Hope Rothwell of Bolton.e------—------ing articles and clotiies from Banaflciol Finonca Co. of Monchastor peal h if conviction on chargee he tried to rig a federal (AP) — West Hartford Republi­ Hudson River, from New York, The lantern waa seized in De­ va P. Loiselle in Tolland County areas near tbs fire. DRUGS (See Page Tea) court ijury. f ------cans will hold their, own presi­ only i^9 minutes before the cember during a search the Superior Cfourt that evidence il­ "Meanwhile, it turned out. 806 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Bomber Jacket Hoffa i^red in disbelief when spite what you think" he has no dential prlmaiy April 15. scheduled 'start of the funeral court has ruled was illeg^al. The legally obtained can be re- Father Caaimer had been awak­ M itch e ll 3-4156 • (Over Sa New England Tel. Bualneis OAcal TOILETRIES he heamKAe verdipt Wednes­ intention of relinquishing the GOP leaders in this wealthy service in Afanhattan. role the laneern will play in the selzed after it ia returned, if it ened by the fire and smoke. He day—his llrHjcorivtetlon In four presidency of the Teamsters, an suburb announced Wednesday Heavy fog over New York state’s .case has not been dla- is "based upon knowledge from headed for the headmaster’s Continuous Action $14.99 11 L ives Lost trials. Still ifiMther federal trial independent union with 1.7 mil­ City a l e r t s changed arrival of closed. an independent source." Tl:^ quarters, only to be knocked awaits him next month In Chi­ lion members. (See Page Four) the presidential party, includ­ But in testimony yesterday it means if the existence of the back by the heat VALUE cago. "I can rest assured of one ing a delegation from (iiongress, was brought out that Darwin evidence was known before the “Father (3aaimer then called CONTAC . “We wtlL app«alr'"Hoffa told to the headmaster, informed him Capsules *9.00 As Tornadoes thing,’’ he said, "that the mem­ to Newark, N.J. said he saw two cars, one of illegal seizure. newsmen. bership will be behind Hoffa in Among the other dignitaries them he thought the Rothwell During the hearing, State Po­ that the heat was unbearable kt 5.Day and Nights Relief The ever-popular wanted bomber His lawyers said motions for the fight all the way '' who planned to attend the serv­ car, parked on Reservoir Rd. He lice Major Samuel Rome and Hit Southland a new trial would be filed with Initial reaction from mem­ News Tidbits ice in the Madison Avenue is reported to have said he did, Tolland County Coroner Ber­ (See Page Twenty-Foor) Weder-'R'n!%oes % •1.09 jacket. Styled with heavy knit cuffs U.S. Diet. Judge Frank Wilson bers of Hoffa’s home local In Presbyterian church were not stop because he had no light nard J. Ackerman took the from the AP Wires and waist. 2 button knit all-weather ATLANTA Oa. (AP)—Torna­ within five days. Detroit was unanimously in his Francis Cardinal Spellman, in his car. The state, however,! stand on behalf of the state ar- FOR BOYS AND GIRIS collar. Yoke back for easy movement. does and other violent weather The conviction could mean lO favor. who has never before attended contends he did have a light, gument. New Cream Formula years in prison and a $10,000 Hoffa, 61, who Is scheduled to a Protestant funeral in Ms 26 the lantern, in the vehicle. Perfect for golf or fishing or any killed 11 persona and injured More than 1,000 (3uban work- Rome said Darwin told him about 40 In six Southern statqfi. fine for Hoffa, head of the Team­ I on trial April 27 In Chicago years as Roman Catholic arch­ After the panel of jurors was on Dec. 7 when the accused BAN DEODORANT wear. Washable tan pewter. 36-46. sters Union. on charges of misusing $20 mil­ era fired from Guantanamo bishop of New York; and New returned to the jury room, Spe­ Bulletins The IVeather Bureau said at Naval Base and Navy orders man made an alleged confession Guaranteed Fittings! Stops Odors 24 Honrs least, a doien tornadoes had The judge has set no date for lion In imion pension funds, be­ cial Asst. State’s Atty. Btalo G. Colled from AP Wirm passing sentence. came president of the Team­ U.S. sailors there to replace (See Page Ten) Gnuttl argued before Judge Al- been spawned as warm air from them . . . Brand new federal (lea Page Fear) the Qulf of Mexico clashed with ■^e verdict brought congratu­ sters after his predecessor, ”T M Z c lations to the prosecutors from Dave Beck, went to prison for agency will be created to run Guarantee your child's a cold front Wednesday. KING GIVEN RITE Polishe(i. Cotton Slacks TorrenUal rains accompanied Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy Income tax fraud. , President Johnson's war on World’s Most Famous many thunderstomui, and the -long accused by Hoffa of wag­ Hoffa’B bond was raised from poverty, and oo-ordlnste pro­ ATHENS, Greece (AP)— proper foot growth with expert ing a vendetta against Mm. < $10,000 to $76,000 by Wilson. grams operated by other fed­ King Paul of (}reeoe was Ivy str/e with belt loops. Resrularly $8.69. ' J for $ 1 0 24-hour rainfall In western Ken eral agencies . , . American fittings by our JERDEirS LOTION tucky exceeded five Inmee. Kennedy, once called a "punk Smaller bonds were required of Indian Thant’s Cyprus Choice given Holy Communion today “You may not wear Hand Cream Lightning struck a house at kid" by Hoffa, just smiled when the three men apnvlctdik with taxpayer feels first direct ef­ as he hovered between Ufa Fdh-est City, Ark., and started asked for his reaction to the ver­ them of attempting to bribe the fects of tax cut today, and ad­ and death. Atbeos radio an­ apeciaily trained menl Regular dict. Pressed by Washington Jury that heard Hoffa’s 1062 con­ ministration offtoimls believe UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. nounced that n pnlnce priest my great plains a fire In wtiich seven died. An­ (AP) — A 62-year-old Indian 59c J Q C Famous Almy Dress Shirts n ^ j r other Arkansas fatality was aU .newsmen for a statement, he spiracy trial at Nashville. That reeponse will demonstrate new gave communion to the 62- tributed to a tornado.' 'would say only that "it was in trial ended when the jury could government tool for oontrolllng general appeared almost cer­ yenr-oM king, the world’s only to the mountain** Johnson and Johnson Tkb, spread and button collars. Regularly $2.99. w . 3 Two were killed In western the hands of the jury, and the not agree on a verdict. economy. tain today to command the U.N. reigning Orthodox monarch, Kentiicky, and another perished jury has spoken." FB I, says it has Intensified peace force for Cyprus, but at aftw a Mass la the chapel at BABY TALC in Tennessee. Hoffa told newsmen that '"de- 'fScM Page Severn probe of Ku Klux Klha asso­ least six men were being men­ Tatol Palace. Hie radio saldi Damage from tornadoes was ciates of accused Jacksonville, tioned for the tougher job of "The Idng Is fighting with •4.99 Purest’ Protection' reported in Louisiana, Missie- Fla. racial bomber . . . Work­ mediator between the Greek death, and his wife, ()ueea Orion Stretch Socks slppl and Missouri, and wind men burning debris believed and Turkish Cypriots. Fredertka, is at hla bedside ns 48c dunage to a less degree was re­ cause of fiveralarm fire last Diplomatic sources said Sec- he suffers hie mortal agony." Solid color, hi bulk. 2 for ported in northwest Georgia. JO Women Appointed night that demolished seven- retaiy-General U Thant had St. Joseph’s A womiah was kUled when a story Cincinnati warehouse . . . chosen Lt. Gen. Prem Singh TOUGH CUBA STAND tornado roared onto the Beech Former 'Vice President Richard Gyanl to command the force KEENE. N.H. (AP)—Sen. ASPIRIN Creek community near Magno­ M. Nixon tells Congress “the but was withholding an an­ Barry Orndwater said today lia, Ark. Six others were in- By LBJ to Top Posts time has conm to remedy the nouncement until He receives that If the American peoplo Oaouin- For Children Dan River Han(ikerchiefs Ju i^ . constitutional flaw” with re­ replies from nations asked to had their way, "we would be Another tornado lashed weet- s e c t to presidential succession contribute troops. la Oubn tomorrow.’’ Gold- White on white. Full size. / / ^ em Kentucky, killing 2 and in­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi •he intend! to strive to raise the and disability. Gyani, a graduate of Britain’s water took Ms onmpalipi (or I I ? " 24c juring about 20. The twister hit dent Johnson's surpriss an ' status of .women. Greek wave of antt-AmerioaB Imperial War College, com­ •1Z.99 Regularly |1.00. Box of 10 • • demonstrations over Cyprus ap­ the RepubUoaa pi^dentlal Haley’s MJ). Antacid near HanUn, near Kentucky nouncement that fef is appotDk< "Our determination to enlist manded the 6,poo-man U.N. neminattoa to a machine tool Lake, dipped into Uie Uny com­ 10 woman to i vamment woman in this administration la pear to have loet steam . . . emergency force along the (notoiT In Wilton, N.H., and munity of Fairdealing, then joba may havp premature no sporadic, electiqn year objec­ Scientists in Palestine, Tex. Egyptlan-Israeli frontier for said the United States should LAXATIVES ■truck Kirksey. in at least pne Taken by tive,” the Knsidtot declared. send 100 foot balloon sloft to more than four ysars. In mid- recognise a Ckibnn govem- Jtegnlar Or Mint Flavor Some businesses were dam­ asurprise, one ai itee said she "It will ba' a^Gntinulng aim not check on sun . . Air force January, he was sent to Cyprus mont In exUo, then train and Regular -JL ^^ Cotton &L Flannel Shirts aged, but most of the destruc- Isn’t •ure qbe’U accept. becauae Ui (jp.pplitlc, but be­ sergeant killed Instantly when as the secretary - general's per­ . equip refugees and mercen- tl«) was confined to homes in "1 raalljF ean’t say anything cause It is 20 mm aircraft shell goes off Can't blame the daRghten f

KANCHESTRB KVINING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONM« THURSDAY, MARCH R 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1964 Hebron ShhiDwold on Bridge tith WBBKIM Town to Ask ■OMEXHING FOB MOTHIMO The Baby Has JfAT BE POOB BABOADf M B i n R R .. NORTH By AUBED SHEINWOLO Added Funds Getting something for nothing Niiimiii is a plsasant satparieBoa; the ••• G Q I M 9 T t Been Named glow somatimas lasts for aev- « A T 2 I f F or Storms sral BiiButas. IheR ths hiargaln- hunting bridge playar often dls- K952 ITS An additional approfetotton Govaw that he'd have been bet­ 7 5 4 Q W 9 Q I 9 5 M S . I'oBlgfat 7d)0 - 9:80 B m w TkonoM Aathonj, aon of Jamei Joseph and morrow by request of the board Both Bldas vulnsraMs ie t “ 270A4i8A7:6A8:80 g u n N s i o c Donna Smith Brennan, 16 Karl St., Rockville. He was bom of finance. Ihat Uat drop down Opsnlng lead — Danes A A M « reb. M at Rockville City Hospital. Hie maternal grandpar- of snow wae a Uttle too mudi S p a t e . ' A K 6 2 •nU aw Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T Smith. RockvilVe, Hie pa­ K S for the town fathers, on top of Wast opansd ths dauca of AK64 ternal grandpawnts are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Brennan the other two or three anowa. spades, dsclartr played low i Sr., Waterbiury. HU maternal great-grandpawnts are. Mr. It U also voted by the finance from the diunmy, and East cun­ and Mrs. Edward W. Bums, Rockville. He has a brother, 1 0 Come and an joy tha dalifhtfol board to request the placing of ningly followed with the three s ^ JoT James Joseph Jr., 17 months; and a eister, Jean Marie, 2V4. the fisca l records o f the towm of spades. Sooth pounced on malodiea of tha In the new Town Office build­ the trick wtth ths six of spades, Btfoirk, Jeffery Joseph, son of Vincent JT* and Carmelle ing by A pril 1. These records wmarking on the fact that he Bolduc Bifolck, 43 Dailey Circle. He was bom Feb. 21 at out the ace of diamonds. South include thoee of the selectmen, had never before w oo so cheap can lead one of hie two low ’’VERSATILES" Rockville City- Hospital. HU maternal grandparenU are Baptist Speaker a trick. V Dr. Charles E. Jacobson Dr. Amoe E. Friend itr end Mrs. Auguste Bolduc, Ellington. HU paternal grand­ town treasurer and tax ocAlsc- spate. West can take tha Mag Featartar-Vecali DOOf MOOBH tor. The selectmen also request Dr. Irven Paul, professor South next lad the M ig of dia­ of spades, but South still has an parents aw Mr. and Mrs. Fwnk Bifolck, Hartford. He has emeritus of Latin American monds, and West hagan a sig­ Goltari HANK EBIK ttoae brothew, LouU, 11, Vincent, 10, and August, •: and that all other records of town other small spade to leSd to officers and boards be fllsd atudiea at Hartford Seminary nal with the eight East held dummy's queen. Drame: BOB GAGlfON three sUtew, OTaine, 14, Madeleine, 13, and Margaret, 6. off. but took the next diamond • • • * • there. Foundation, will apeak Sunday This Uns of play glvsa ds- evening at a school of misaione and wturaed the queen off BBIlel, April Katherine, daughter of David James and Corporate Rite Slated clarbr flva diamonds and two Tharaday,. FM. sad Bat MlgMi Surgeons to Lecture The Lenten Arohdeacoi^ in Fellowahip Hall at Communi­ hearts. Diane Thoms Bllliel, 27 Garden St. She was bom Feb. 26 Declarer won with the ace of tricks in sach of ths other anlU. at Manchester Memori&l Hospital. Her maternal grand­ Corporate Communion for worn-' ty Baptist Church. Hie talk was Altogetbsr, resisting East's cun- en and girU in the Eplsoopal originally scheduled for Sunday, hearts and returned the ten of mother U Mw. Frances Thoms, 27 Garden St. Her paternal spades, but this got him no­ Mpg borg^ would glva South grandparents aw Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bllliel, Hebron. Dioceee of Connecticut will be Feb. 16, but was canceled be­ a ptua scot* of 660 points la- RAY'S In Chile, Cincinnati • • • • • cause of a snowstorm. A sand­ where .W est stepped iq> with 4 held Saturday at St. David's the king of spades, and now stead of a minus score a t 200 Otny, Kelley Renee, daughter of Phillip B. and PatrlcU Miaalon in Gales Ferry under the wich aupper at 6 will precede points. the talk. Membew of the Junior South could never n t to dum­ RESTAURANT LustjM Owy, 102 Mile Hill Rd.. Tolland. She was bom eponsoiahip of the gU4e’ work my for the rest of the diamonds. DaRy Qiissilon Two Manchester surgeons this spring will serve as Vhb. 24 at Manch^ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal oommlttee of the diviaion of High Fellowrtilp will aerve des­ LEO DAT, Owaer sert and beveragea. South eventually got two FasSsav Opsaa wllh « Visiting professors at university seminars in Santiago, grandfather U Herman Luetjen, Tolland. Her paternal youth. Morton O. Naoe, gensial spades, two hearts, ons dia­ li Rw MKt player passes. T od Chile, and Cincinnati, Ohio. They are Dr. Charles E. Ja­ gwndparents aw Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Gray, 100 Oak secretary of the department of A crib room will be provided. 37 -39 OAK STRUT m ond, and two chibs. IX>wn Ml Spades, K-94-St cobson, who will lecture and give surgical demonstra- WUTO Rd. youth 1^ laymens work, will Thwe will be cleeeee for all ages two. The loss of 2M points T-gA; DaemiBUIe, i4 | OMbs. G- • • • • • epeedc. OCferinge will go for the through aenior high fellowship. J-AS. No MhUmnm . Ne Oseer tlona at toe University of Ban-A- was no bargain. Uago from April 13-17; and Dr. alvely on the ptxyalology of the Tasgneaaa, David Mtohael, son of Michael A. and Val­ Bchoiawhip eseUtanca at tiie Dr. Paul was missionary for Needs Spade Entry Pkaty Of Free FaridaK ths Presbyterian Church in W hat yea a a y f Amos E. Friend, who wUl serve noee and reconstruction of the eria Butler Vasquenxa, Torry Rd., Tolland. He was bora Feb. OirU FriesMRy Society HoUday South threw away gam# and A nsw er: South America, and professor at Bid on# qiads. Show In a aimilar role at the Univer­ nasal aeptum for the society. 23 at Hartford Hospital. HU maternal grandparents are Mr. Houee and the diocesan canter, rubber because he fell for a a major suit rather'thaa raise and Mrs. Henry R. Butler, Hartford. HU paternal grand­ Union Theological Seminary, sity of Cincinnati from May 6- Dr. Friend was for three years Ckmp WaMilngton. Those wish­ bargain at the first trick. He partner's minor suit mother U Mrs. Angellne Vasquenza. Hartford. ing to attend should notify the Buenos Aires, end seewtary for 16. on Its board of directors and • • • * • should see that game depends Dr. Jacobson la chief of ur­ Rev. Gordon Weeman as soon the World’s Sunday School Aa- on bringing in dummy's dla- has served as chalrmon of Its Melviii, Marc Alan, son of Charles O. Jr. and Angenette For Shelnwold’a SApoge book­ ology at Mancheater Memorial public rriatlons committee. as possible. Boclation In South America. monde, and that he needs a let, "A Pocket Guide to •tatoiak Melvin, Abby Estates, Hebron. He was bora Feb. Hospital and of the departments His nqost recent lecture tour New Edttoe From 1966 to 1960 he wae spade entry' to the long dia- Bridge," lend 60 cents to Bridge M at Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grand­ "Dins in Authantic Colonial Afmoiphoro" of urology at the Connecticut was last November and Decem­ Mrs. Obariw Wahaoe has re­ pastor of the Puerto Rican 1 onde___ _ Bodk, Manchester Eve. Herald, parents are Mr. and Mw. Severyn Stelmak, Bear, DeL His signed edHorahip of the Hebron Church in Hartford, and chap­ South can m^e sure of a State Veterans Hospital in ber. as a member of the First Box 8818, Grand Central Sta­ Rooky Hill and the Newington tamal grandparents aw Mr. and Mrs. Charles Melvin, and Gilead Congwgational lain for migrant workew under spade entry to dummy only by Mobile Seminar of the Pan-Pa­ tion, New York 17, N.T. Home and Hospital for Oippled Cm Ob m Us , Del. church newsistter. Mtoa. Everett the Connecticut Council of winning the first trick with the QapyrlgM , 1864 cific Surgical Asaociatlon, held • • • • • PYQUAUG INN Children. He is on the con­ in universities in New Zealand, B. Porter is stepping in to hoU Churches. ace of spades. After knocking General Featnree Oorp. IsMaaii Michele Ana, daughter of Robert B. and Paul- sulting staff at Hartford, Mc­ Australia, Hong Kong, Manila IM Bilodeau Laxsaii, 281 High Meadow Rd., Bolton. She the fort until other anrenge- Cook and St. Francis Hospitals. ments can be made. 161 MAIN ST^WETHERSFIELD. CONN. and T okyo. was hocn Feb. 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her could bo pbotognqiliad, be W- As president of the New Eng­ Last summer. Dr. Friend par­ Btanhera of the parhh, TEL. 529-9468 o AMPLE PABKING wietecMi grandparents aw Mr. and Mw. J. Licmel Bilodeau, India (General Said G ioice cycled away and returned with land aecUon of the American ticipated in a rhlnologlc aeminar Bridgmort Her paternal grandmother U Mw. Ferdinand church ocganisBtiiottB and indi­ the answer, "EOKA says no." Urologrlcal Association, he has at the University of Leiden in ZaBail, 18 HDltf^ Dr. She has a sister, Denise Elizabeth, viduals shou''’ fheir EOKA, ^ Grsek CTPriot un­ SMORGASBORD been invited by Dr. Joee Bts- Holland, and was honored for IH. itema by the 20th of the month. To Head Force for Cyprus derground army which fought quertt, professor of urolog^y at his distinguished teaching by be­ Mie. Aibe.i ... ____ . who the British for independence, is A F eatu ri the University of Santiago, to ing presented with the univer­ OhamaBelU, Robert Joseph Jr., son of Robert Joseph has dotw the typing, will contin­ strong In the Polls area. At the address the post-graduate sem­ sity’s "Award of Merit.” and Bvuyn Arnetts Campanelli, 65 WelU St Me was bora ue to serve fat that oapaotty. (Oeatliined troa Rage One) Jammed into a building where police station Sub-taupeotor W EDN ESDAY inar for Chilean and other Dr. Friend ia a graduate of Feb. 26 at Manchester Memorial HOepltal. HU maternal Brtefb 270 w p ile until recently attend­ Chrlstodulu Antonakls was SATURDAY, 6 to 9 PJt South American surgeons Queens University, Canada. He The llnat of a aeries of month- gzandfatber is John A. Amette, East Hartford. HU pa- Cabinet who made a survey trip ed classes. asked If the Turks would bs safe SUNDAY, 8 to 8 PJ«. In additiem to performing is post president of both the {urnal grandparents aw Mr. and Mw. Joseph Campandli, 61 sigipers wtB bs held Satur- to Cyprus fw the eecretary- In one classroom live 12 fami­ back In their homes. GOOD FOOD Manchester and Hartford Coun­ in F he^ Hail, aponsored several surgical demonstrations, Beaman CIrcIo. i i , ’ oenii and attended th erecent lies. Skich family does its cook­ "Of course,” be replied. "We Dr. Jacobam will deliver papers ty Medical Asaociatlona. • • • • • by St. Pater's IqSsoopad ndoo conference at which LUNCHEONS Icmd 11:S0 am. to 2 pjn. fU f ap K ing on a portable oilstove. have told them time and again. on ”T7ie Correction of the Un­ He Is a fellow of the Ameri­ Church, wMh servtags from Britain attempted to mediate donkey, Brian David, son of Hubert Joseph and Carol In the email office of the prin­ They have nothing to fear m>m DINNERS . . . Rerved 5 PJL to # PJL descending Testicle In Children,” can College of Surgeons, the 6:80 to 7 p. m. Proeeeda wiU the dispute. Cloukey, 84 Orchard St, Rockville. He was bom cipal, schoolmaster Ckviuoglu the Greeks.” "Aids in Transurethral Sur­ International College of Sur- Feb. 26 at Muchester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal go towerdt the church mission­ The United States and Britain speaks: "The Greeks say'come What about the seven hostag­ DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNERS geone, the American Academy were said to favor Carl W. A. gery,” ”T1is Removal of Blad­ grandparents aw Mr. and Mw. Cecil Lafland, Ashland, ary work of the dtoeaee and back and we will live together. es? "I know nothing about that,” 12 NOON TO 8 P.M. der Tumors,” and "The Control of Ophthalmology and Otorhi­ Maine. K s paternal grandpawnts aw Mr. and Mw. Arthur the national church. Schurmann, recently named But we can never get along he said. "I wasn’t here at toe nolaryngology, and the Ameri­ Dutch amhassadcH' to Washing­ SPECIAli FRIDAY NIGHT—WHARF8IDB DINNSU of Hemorrhage following Oper­ Cloukey, Sheridan, Maine. He has a sister, Pamela Ann, IH , The miarions oommittse of again. Never at all, sir.” tim e ." ations on the Prostate Gland.” can Society of Facial Plastic tbs Gilead Oongregatkmal ton and fanner president of the And E OKA? The Turks say the Greeks Banguet and party room avalleble for Dr. and Mrs. Jacobson are Surgery. He Uvea at 79 Corn- CAFE CURTAINS BOUCLE FiBERGLAS I DACRON NINON Church met ThesiBgr svening U.N. Economic and Social Coun­ "EOKA — that Is flnisbed.' Closed drove them out of their homes wedmngs, banquets and holiday partSss. scheduled to arrive In Santiago stock Rd. at the home of Mr. and Mw. cil. O s appointment might be in a bloody battle and destroyed The Turks had said toe blocked banuse of the Nether­ Mondays For reservations, can 52A946S. via Panogra Airlines on April 2-Tono Stripe Vinyl Plastic. Dougtas Porter. Tha dtocus- some houaes with an armored Greeks could pass safely by toe 10, and du rin g th eir Chileain Pinch Pleated Shortie Drapes Tier and Valance Sets aion ta ptc was "What on Berth lands’ memberehfo in the North bulldozer despite a truce. The school whenever they wanted. Atlantic Treaty Organization. atay will be the guests of Dr. P.A.C. Is God Doing?” last time they tried to go into "Ah," said Antonakls sui^- Bisquertt a/t a ranch near San­ State DAR Sets Before the ieeue came before town seven of their men were olously, “ that's what they say.” 24" LO N G 30” and 36 the Security Council, Greek tiago. T7My expect to be aiway Manchester Evening. Herald seized as hostages, the teacher abou t tfairee weeks. 71st Conference Hebron oocreMMmdent, MIee Su­ Cypriot President Makarios had said. 48" W IDE LENGTHS san B . rejected a U.Ss-Britieh plan for Now the only ones who ven­ Tax Data Available Dr. Jacobson is a graduate of * Trinity College and of Cornell The Daughters of the Amer­ 77 228-8464. a NATO police force on Cyprus. ture forth do so under the pro­ Braided loops In white, tur- 2.48 ican Revolution will hold its 1.88 Soms 7,000 British troops are tection of Britiah troops. WASHmOTON (AP) —Sum- MedloeU School. He served a 71st state conference on March 36x60 ...... 1*37 quolse, blue, tangerine, aprl- OS” Lons ...S .9 4 Washable, dries in minutes. THE OAMDB WAS WRONG trying to enforce a shaky cease- The school la not aurrounded, martca of toa prlnelpM changes residency In cancer at the Me­ Pure white, washable. 36” tiers with 5 ^ ” ruEne. 26 x tmder toe new Income tax re­ morial Hospital kV:.New York 18 and 19 at the First Method­ ,, , cot. Mildew-proof. Just wipe „ , White, red, blue, melon, 54’’ ruching top valance. Easy-oare dacron polytoter STERLING, Colo. (AP)—The fim between the Greek and but two Greek Bren gun posi­ Valances .... clean. BINGOP.A .C. lALLROOM duction law are now available at City and a urologicat fellowabip ist Church, New Haven. Re­ v a la n c e s .... 1 ,4 8 green, gold, cocoa. Soft finish. nlnon. annual cojrote hunt in which 26 Turkish Cypriots. tions aim menacingly from a members of the Northeast Col­ A Turidab aourcs said hie flat bill about 400 yuda away. post offices and hoiks, an In­ at ths Xtoyo CUm c, Rochesteir, ports will be given on special Minn. EVERY M ONDAY— 8 P.M. orado Fish and Game Club took country favored Muhanuned Za- "Leist night,” said tha acbool- ternal Revenua Service official projects being carried by the said today. 27 standing committees. S i U part wasn't entirely a falluw. fruUa Khan of Pakistan, a Judge maater, "the Greeks drove by He is a former president of YILIAOE STREET. ROCKVILLE Three homed owls were on the International Court of with a new armored car. They The two-page instnietlon sheet tha medical staff at Manchester Howard Lamar, professor of bagged. Justice and former president of •ay thera ia a cease fire — and also centuns Incama tax rates Memorial Hospital and of the history at Tale University, will I*! the General Assembly. Other they make armored care.” which w in apply to 1964 incom e. urological section of the Con­ speak on "Interpretations of suggested choices were Sir In the Greek section the home­ The instruction sheets are de­ SECOND ANNUAL necticut State Medical Society. Andrew Jackson” at a confer­ James PUmsoll, Australian high made armored car squatted in signed to help taxpayers who Hs Is a member of the Amer­ ence dinner to be held at I commissioner to India, and re­ front of an auto repair shop. It must fUe estimated income tax MANCHESTER ANTIQUE SHOW ican and Canadian Urological Shaw’s Restaurant, New Ha­ tired Irish diplomat Frederick w^s an American truck covered forme and are not related to the Assooioitlons, the Pan American ven, at 7 p.m. on March 18. H. Boland, another former with steel plates. Scrawled in forme most taxpayere must file SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Urological Society, and the Luncheons the next day will be eral Assembly president. chalk on the rear were the before April 18 to cover 1968 In­ Ameirlcan College of Surgeons: held in the parish houses of the Thant asked Canada, Sweden, words “ EOKA — Made in Cyp­ com e. 885 NORTH MAIN ST„ MANCHB8TEB, OONM. He lives at 45 Wyllys St. First Methodist Church, the Finland, Ireland and Braril to rus” and on the front bumper Dr. F riend w ill be m aking hds United Congregational Church Join with Britain in supplying the letters “ USSR.” SPONSOBED BY THE COUPLES CLUB eighth lecture tour since 1956 and the Center Congre­ troops for the peace force. The "Russia la our friend in the when he porticipatee in a post­ gational Church, all in New United States would provide United Natlone,” eald a Greek STANLtY WARNER graduate course on the Funda- Haven. Luncheon reservations traneportation and other logistic youth. mentsds of ReoanstruoUve Sur­ for delegates, alternates and WE’RE MAKING THE SIDEWALK su p p ort Aaked If toe armored ear THURSDAY, MARCH 19,1964 1-10 PJW. gery of the No m at the Unl- attending members may be Britain favors a tores of 10,000 TATE veraity of Cincinnati's ooUege of made by contacting the chap­ men, but Thant was said to have SOFTER THIS YEAR , 2 Coknplete Shows FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1964 1- 9 PJW. Mediotoe and Christ Hospital ter regent. Dinner reservations agreed with the Greek Cyj^ot At 6:00 and 8:16 may be made by notlfytog, Mrs. delegation on about 7,000. Brit­ EAST from May 6-16. The oouzwe Is being held In Arthur Dixon. 88 (tourchlll Rd., ish troops not included In the * ALL ITEMS FOR SALE Heunden, before March 8. force would be withdrawn. eooiperation with the American RMnolagte Society, whioh sn- Delegates from Orford Chap­ On Cyprus, both sides hailed FOOD BAR ON PREMISES ^ ter, DAR, who will attend the nuaUy spon sors sem inars In the U.N. decision as a' victory. This AD permits ons or two persons to conference are Mrs. John Rleg, A statement by the Makarios nom surgery at university me- purchase 76e tlokets for 60e eaeh. regent: Mrs. Maurice Willed government said the council dlcai schools and hospitals vice regent; Mrs. Mark Hill, H w rfi osYMXid th e w orld. resolution was "a first blow” ir Starta Friday W historian; and Mrs. Ethel Hub­ against the 1960 treaty o f guar­ CMsf of ophtalmotogy and mMR^te uaMMU bard. • recording secretary. At­ antee, which enables Britain, otoridnolaryngology at Man- tending alternates will be Mrs. Greece or Turkey to intervene lOW wiiHn ohsatsr MetnoritU Hospital since Clarence Finley, Mrs. Wallace FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY to preserve the ieland’e constl- 1937, Dr, Friend Is a charter Jones, Mrs. Howard Lockward, tutlon. The Immediate csuise of ■ { i h h L member of the Americai> Rhlno- Mrs. Charles McLean, Mrs. the current crisiB was Makarios’ PLUS kgio Soctoty and holder of Its Harold Preston, asslsUmt chap­ Featorette In Color plan to amend the constitution Co-Hit—Cliff Richard *%Mden MSiror” award for ex- lain; Miaa Jeasamtaie Smith, a "TWO ON A PASS” to end the Turkish Cypriot veto eepttonal servtoe to the so­ director of the chapter; Mrs. power over certain legislation. "Wondeetal To Be ToDBg” EVERYBODYIS r t ^ . SU N . mmA MON. OHLT Charles Strickland and Mrs. A Turkish Cypriot spokeenuui A s w rit am leoturing eocten- Joseph Stubcnrauch. said the U.N. resolution was e Thfldrai Of The Doomed” rejection of Makarioe’ attempt ii-j,. 'I FRE^ pine "Gladiator 7” to end the minority veto. Turkish Premier Ismet Inonu 4- FAVORITE said the council action was ”a SOUTH COVENTRY FIRE DEPT. big success tor the Turks.” TIER CURTAINS Greek Premier George Pa- HI EVERYONE! pandreou said ”we are deeply vuke Stanko, Tour Genial Host ksvitee Ten Xe RAYON and CODON satisfied with the decision.” Our Usual 1.47 to 1.97 Even as the coimcll approved DANCE tMs Tburs.. Fri. oad Sot. the peacekeeping plan, blood­ Te The Very likeable Mneie of Amsh BnrreW i Pinch Pleated Draw Drapes shed continued. A Greek Cypriot TOlice constable and a Turkish "MELODY NOTES" Cypriot were wounded in a clash 24. 30. 36' at the village of Kaiaphani. — BzoeOfeit Food and Legal Bevemges — BINGO 63" and 72' Another Tuniah Cypriot was LENGTHS wounded in a clash at naarby EVERY FRIDAY 8 PJN. LENGTHS T - bios. - 1.96 OAK Restaurant MAIN $T.. SOUTN COVEN'TRY Downtown Mancheeter At M Oak Street • . Drip-dry cottons and dacron polyester In pretty pat­ 46 to 60” finished tops. Provincial, florals, modems and 2’’ glass checks. Red, pink, gold, aqua, POLIS, Cyprus (AP) —The terns, styles and colora Valances to match .. . 4^. siege continues t e TOO .Turtdah Ample VYee ParUag Front nni new • • • •cenlc patterns In nreah spring colors. green checks. Lint-free, absorbent Cypriote in the tom town of Po­ lls. 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Tentative AdjustmenU Light State Seized [ Funerals Ml*. JelUl NeOoM. Tbs fiineral of Mn. Jaae Ke«- Education Budget Cut gM> McOeoe of ai3 Main at. Becomes Evidence was bald this morning from the TENDER GROWN John F. Tlemey' Funeral Home, 91* W. center St., wMb a sol­ (OMltaHM from OdO u k t Reservoir Rd. on his wa: $143,000 by Mai^in emn high Mass of requiem a«t ( btiMIMIMBftIlfcMchMiilat \ that ho had a light la tho car horns, told him he saw two car: a t James’ Church. park ^ in the road, the rear one insists M bnini nbnvt Nm nytragt/> the night tho girl was killed. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Ed ward General Manager Richard Martin last nightiMooin- dark-colored with ehlgh tail- J. Reankm was celebrant, as- Z>urlng quosUoning; of Darwin lights, Marshall said. aiated by tha Rev. Joaeph H. mended chopping $143,364 from the board of odu^tioii's on Sept 2S, ho denied he had a Darwin also told him he McCann, deaooit, and the Rev. $6,243,000 school budget request for next year, Ai well wanted to stop but remember­ light in tbo ear. Rome said, John D. Regauf- aubdeaoon. The as cutting $25,000 from the Manchester Com|nunity ed he had lett his flashlight In Rav. Dennia R. Huaaey and the however, that he had learned a his own car at home, Marshall OoUege’a requeat o f $140,068. Rav. John W. Delaney were Martln'a recommendations, light was in the vehicle. said. Darwin that night took ooncenaua of-feeHng fli town Ackerman said that during aeatad in tha aanctuary, Mrs. whlc’ ho termed "very pre­ his wife's car. Jane Maoqhrone waa organist ia that tha ooilage w a i aaid on DISCOUNT CENT!R8 an inqueot held in late Novem­ The ^^ccused man recalled liminary and tentative" and sub­ the idea that oosta to. 'too tax- and a o M tt Burial was in St. ject to his further study, were ber, Darwin told him he had a that he ' saw a large person payera would go dowa attar Ra James Cemetery. Father Re­ made at a Joint meeting with light in the car. He said Dar­ wearing a hat sitting in the Initial yaar. win gave him a general de- gan read the committal service, the town directors and the front seat, Marshall said. "Now thky are baln t Mked B ATlO N A i ■c'riptton of the light. aasMed by Father Hussey and school board, required by the The VeroOn police officer said Father Delaney. Town Charter within 15 days of to more than douMo their oon- State Police Sgt. Orlando he made a check of neighbor­ tribution one year later,” Turt- Ragazai, also called to the Bearers were members of the his receiving the school budget. ing roeds at about 4 ajn. He fiunify. Martin’s adjustments. If fol­ ington aaid. And although most stand, ^ d he saw the Delta- checked lovers' lanes along people he has talked to atill type light on Sept. 23 in the Member o f tha Ladies of St. lowed by the directors, would Dockerel Rd. and actually pul­ James attended the Maae. provide $5,100,000 (or public went the QoUege, he seM, he rear seat of the car Darwin led into the area where the fears that increased fqture drove the night of the murder. schools — $255,000 more than the girl's body lay hidden be­ Mr«. Emil O. Mulnite the $4,845,000 allotted this year. coots might adversely affect the The defense termed the tween mounds of dirt. He said whole board of education state's attnnpt to introduce SOUTH WINDSOR — Fu­ His recommendation of $116,000 he noticed what appeared to be neral services for Mrs. Alice A. for the college would hike the budget. evidence illegiUly obtained an fresh tire tracks. Defending the budget, Dean example of "fruits of the pot­ Mulnite of 225 Graham Rd. present budget of $90,000 In Its In other testimony yesterday. were held yesterday afternoon Frederick W. Lowe eakl' school ion tree.” first year by $25,000. i j State Police Sgt. Robert Rie- at the HotaMs Funeral Home, No specific recommendation authorities have bem "very Defense Atty. John F. Shea mer, a "lie detector’’- expert, '400 Main St., Manchester. The waa made by Martin on the Biff BURGERS Bflf STfARS, ONION Bfff SIfAKS PfPPER FRESH CUT argued that the close descrip­ ssntotive to Inorsased oosta.” said Darwin told him in a Rev. William H. Balkan, pastor school board’s separate six-year tion of the lantern the police and therefore pro-rated llie ool- BEEl STEAKS, CUBED VEAl STEAKS, BREADED VEAl STEAKS corded conversation on Sept. IB First EvangeUcal Lutheran capital Improvements budget of lege’s share o f uUUties, main­ had. Including the serial num­ that he read Hope's body had Church, RockviUe, officiated. $605,600, which earmarks some ber, could only have been ob­ tenance and equipment use of CHICKEN PARTS been found in bushes. Burial waa in Wimtoorvllle $64,Oo6 next year for the re­ the high school. WHOFTf! tained during the time the lan­ Sgt. Riemer said he checked Cemetery. novation of heating systems and tern was illegally held. "W e did this in order to avoid the two papers Darwin read Bearers were John Kudinsky, installation of boiler controls at Judge Loiselle asked Atty. any taint that we are detract­ that day ana found no mention Jerry Rudinsky, Thomas Crock­ several older elementary schools Cnutti if the close description ing in any way from tha public of bushes in the stories. The ett Jr., Anthony Bayles, Ed­ and installation of a language school budget,” he said. of the lantern was obtain^ dur­ lab at Bennet Junlon High L E G S & ing the Illegal seizure. acomuits, the state police of­ Storm Felts South Terminus Tree ward Baylea and Robert Del- In answer to MiU. Bourn's ob­ ficer said, referred to a secluded nicki. School. CUTUP i k S r "That’s true," said the state’s A minor traffic tie-up occured at Hartford Rd., near South Terminus, shortly after 1 :30 this servation that "Wa oontraeted spot A second joint meeting on T H I G H S lb. sounsel. . afternoon when this pine tree was blown down by strong midday winds, accompanying a for a two-year program when The prosecution, which ap­ the school budgets, also re­ we establl^ed tho college, and The judge turned to Wiea and heavy rainstorm, felling electrical wires. Walter Carter Sr. of Carter Chevrolet, who re­ quired by the Towo Charter, asked him if he was basing his parently thought the discrepan­ ported the mishap to police, said he saw the tree go down and Just barely miss hitting a now we must keep M th (with cy important, called represen 12th Circuit was set at the close o f last the students enrolled) and give H i w A (MAen la cvsiy pot — of tenne, Itoft tto Anerkoa way tot wiwt kiad of ckkkee? Ttiere h a AfferaKt, abjection only pn the fact that small compact car. The tree was on property of the Susannah Wesley Hall of the South night’s aeseion. It will be held PLUMP knowledge of the lantern was tatives of the Hartford and Methodist Church on the south side of Hartford Rd. Parte departmant orewtf were sent to it," Turkington declared. 'The COOf OM oo®® oad Grand Uaiee rsoliiiai Itot it* onteoMrs wont only the kett, lis« selected SWIFT rtEMIUM 'TINDER'' Springfield, Mass., papers to in the Munlclpel Building hear­ trouble ia that townapeople couf ON ooo® B not from an independent source. cut up the tree and clean up the a^ea. Hartford Electric Light Co. crewe wSnt to check the Court Cases ing room on March 18 at 8 p.m. •TH»0 SAT. WA«. GROWN" CHICKENS, s fpeciel kied of ckickee — eel |mt srdbwry — Is frees Ibe dieeer takle of enr feverile BREASTS Atty. Shea replied it was. tho witness stand, "rhe two wire damage. No electrical or ouUges were reported. (Herald photo by Satemie.) should hava been told m at a T—■ . pseple — Greed IMea cmteoMri. Tlirt'i rifkl — net imt ckkkee, ktf ipeciolly selected yeenf p s ^ , core- newspapermen testified the ac­ Last night, before the dlrec- fair trial for tha ooUage would dC I .'4 With Ribs ’The judge overruled the ob­ tore questioned specific items jection and Atty. Shea took an counts of the discovery of the take three or four yoara.” Mly fsdend r»w a •• Morky fermi, precetted ie spk end span tevsmnnet iespected plants, msked ky fast MANCHESTER SESSION in the school and college budg­ exception to the ruling for pos­ girl’s body had remaned the Turkington also ralsad the b i i s i i S i a H express te yew Grand Uniee snpermorkets el tiieir peek of fresknMS flavor, inswini ito fieest qoalHy flavor* Three Coventry youths today ets, Mrs; Katherine Bourn, ^ witfirhrol'Mbpkq'. oronc sible later appeal to a higher possibility of estabUohlng a set M thkksn predneed ia Aaserka — frem Iks OMkers ef "RUTTERIAU", Am aamo yee knewl same throughout the day’s edi­ Snag May Be Developing chairman of the board of sduoa- coiul. tions. were bound over to Hartford’s amount to be paid by tha town USE BOTH COUPONS FOP EXTRA STAMPS ? ib ondono i-ib pPq Uon, end Beldon Schaffer, fi­ SOLID WHITE Judge Loiselle earlier in the News Tidbits Superior Court on similar rob­ and getting the rest o f the funds During cross - examination, nance 'Committee head, present­ hearing overruled the defense defense Atty. John F. Shea ask­ from the AP Wires In State Joh Office Study bery counts stemming from a through increased tuitions if when it argued generally that ed evidence to support them. necessary. ed Sgt. Riemer if seoluded, lov­ Feb. II purse-snatching Inci­ With the money allotted to evidence-obtained illegally and Ted Cummings, a member of ers’ lanes were not understood dent on Spruce S t ^le schools this year, Mrs. SM OKED PICN ICS "™SSu!ni™* 3 0 BUMBLE BEE then regained after Issuance of to be covered with trees and The efforts of two Repubilcan^ing the Employment Service’s the school board, defended the Former 'Vice President Rich­ Brothers Thomas A. Rych- ^ u m said, the following new Clip these FREE Coupons for a proper warrant was not ad- bushes. town directors to look into the tenancy. need for the college by etatlng rusH miasable. The defense took an ard M. Nixon asks F’lorida’s reasons for the relocation of ling, 20. of Nathan Hale Rd., things were done: "Not firom first-hand experi­ secretary of state to keep hie EHis contends that the Em­ that officials at the Univereity t n u uM exception to that ruling also. the State Eknployment Service’s ployment Services is moving and Wayne L. Rychling, 18, of “ "l. Transportation services of Connecticut Informed him GROUND CHUCK 5 9 ence,” the police officer said. name off Florida primary elec­ R t 44A; and Thomas D. Roche, were increased to provide a uni­ TUNA Ihe jury was returned to the Manchester office from a loca­ solely because First Hartford is they had to turn away over 600 Hs admitted though they tion ballot . . . Move under 19, of Homestead Ave., who is courtroom and the trial restnn- tion on Main St. to another at able to offer better accommoda­ form bus policy for all high qualified eppitcants last year, probably were. way in Congress to scuttle In the U.S. Air Force, were or­ CST4-MC b . ad. the Shopping Parkade has run tions— and he doubts that the school students and to give two- and that applications thla year POLISH SAUSAGE 5 9 Sgt. Riemer, recalled to the President Johnsonls double dered bound over under |1,000 The final witness before the Into a procedural sncig. development oommission is in a way kindergarten transporta­ are already up an additional stand laiter in the afternoon, overtime proposal for this year each by Judge Francis O’Brien tion. hmcheon recess at 1 p.m. was The two Republicans, Fran­ position to reach an unblMcd 2,000. n r c H A L said that in another interview . . . Mob of 50 Africans In following a brief hearing on 2. Summer school courses 3 b . Dr. Abraham Stolman, chief SLICED BACON 4 9 northern Transvaal Province cis DeilaFera and Harold A. conclusion with a Jarvis em­ Cummings was oeeondad by toxicologist for the State Depart­ with Darwin on Oot. 1, the And­ pfobable cause. were increased to offer a par­ Dr. Curtis, who aaid, "I feel l MeSfAIIM ^ 4 0 0 Turkington, Mpressed concern ploye as chairman. ment of Health. over man told him he (Darwin) stone African man to death, tial ’’enrichment program.” believing he caused lightning at a board of directors m ee^g He also points out that the Judge O’Brien’s findings fol­ with great opUmiam wa will be AZMOim STAK cans Dr. Stolman testified that he hsd with Hope several lowed testimony of one witness 3. The adult program has pro­ glad a year from now wa con­ MORE THAN ONE FULL BOOK SLICED BACON b. 5 9 'Umes during the year. Riemer flash that killed two women. 'Tuesday that the move would piriitical influence argument is 3 had OKamined the clothes the two edged. Why, he asks, are for the state, Richard Leroy vided a high school equivalency tinued with the college. We will sold that in the earlier inter­ Racial truce in effect in inconvenience the patrons of program. dead girl wore Pm night she the employment service. the Republicans so anxious to Baker, 18, of Edgemere Rd., a be able to look back with pride was killed. He also examined view Darwin told him he had Maryland as integraUonists fourth person allegedly involved 4. Additional high school SSS 4 9 wait to see what the legisla­ They assert that bus service return the Employment Service to the fact that wa supported ALL MEAT FRANKS snapings talsen from her fin- not had any oonversations with in the purse-snatching who is teachers were added to decrease i t ” the girl. ture will do about expanding ac­ to the ParkEide does not meas­ office to its Main St. landlord? geniailB, hair samples aitd two When the directors assigned currently free under a $1,000 the teaching load. vtsla of body fluids. Introduce^ as an exhibit yes- commodation act . . . Lockheed ure up to bus service to down­ 5. Full-time supervisory prin­ town Main .St. the Investigation to the de­ bond while awaiting blndover The clothes were brought into twrday was a brown leather Aircraft Corp. unveils model of proceedings in Superior Court cipals have ben placed at High­ GRAND UNION-FROZEN 2,000-mlle-an-hour plane it calls And they hinted that the velopment commission, they STMffS eouit today and identified by strap about 15 Inches long realized on second thought that in the case. land Park, Keeney St. and Rob­ Warning Issued Dr. Stolman. found near the dead girl’s head. the fastest entry in competition move, from a Main St. building ertson Schools, where new FREE 100 >»'•' Depf. fuefans GRAND UNION'S OWN BRAND it was chaired by a Jarvis Baker, who today said he was Testimony yesterday center­ State Police Capt. Robert to design U.S. supersonic trans­ owned by Jarvis Enterprises to school additions are contemplat­ * WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE OF employe. They assumed, how­ the one who actually 'took the In 2-Car Crash Bundle tesUfied that tht width port . . . Germany’^ war a Parkade Building oivned by ed. ed on discovery of the abandon­ ever, that Werbner would dis­ handbag from Mrs. Florence MEAT ed car, the finding of the girl’s of the strop matched the width crimes trial in Frankfurt told PWt Hartford Realty Co., 6. Among several other that man-killing guard dogs at mi^ht be noHtlcallv motivated. qualify himself. Barry of 125 Spruce St while Mrs. Erma Smntoli of w. n u e iB (flstndpsialsyl ) body four A&yn later, and state­ o f marks found on the girl's That is exactly what Werb­ "minor” changes, the system Canoed Vegetable Auschwitz concentration camp The third Republican director, she walked along the street on Middle Tpke. yesterday morn­ O R M O R E ments Dairwin made to police nedc. He said the girl’s parents ner intends to do. Contacted by the night of Feb. 11, told the was able to join the New Eng­ during routine Investigation. Ideotifled the strap as beiongw lived in kennels far superior to Harlan Taylor, subsequently land School Development Coun­ ing waa Issued a written warn­ FILLET b . barracks Inhabited by prisoners. The Herald, Werbner said he judge how he and the other FLOUNDER 6 9 ‘ *111 NI moved that the matter be refer­ Testanla/a testimony la re- ing to the handbag the girl will turn the question over to cil (NESDEC) which will pro­ ing for failure to grant the BiEDnM $n im carried. red to the Town De- elopment three boys spilt money taken gW^led as necessary ground­ the other six commission mem­ from the woman's purse. vide benefits toward expanding right of way, following a police SALE work in the state’s presentation Dr. George B. McAdams, a Commission for a report. His bers for them to act on, when the Manchester schools’ data Baker said, "we were just Investigation of a minor two-car o f its case. Hartford Hospital pathologist, Hospital Notes motion carried unanimously, | th’rcommirsVon'meets, processing program. accident, in heavy fog, on W. SHRIMP . 79« Major witnessed for the state told the court yesterday that wlto one director abstaining | The regular March meeting Is riding around when one of the Schaffer summarized what others said 'there’s a woman Middle Tpke., Just west of are not expected to testify un­ the girl died of mechanical 14 ' • P "*- Monday. The the school board hopes to ac­ Tower Rd. strangulation. VMUng hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Ordinarily this action would problem will ^ taken up then. with a purse. I Jumped out and til next week. These win prob­ in all areas excepting matemltv complish with its requested Police said that tha woman Other witnesses yesterday in­ have,v« 4 taken .v .„ fk-the investigation------Werbner not grabbed the purse and met CLAMS 2 „ .9 8 ‘ ably include State Police Maj. where they are 2 to 4 p.m. and $6,243,000 budget. had stopped and then started in­ $100 cluded Robert Usher of Rock­ out of the political limelight. them in the car, a block away, FBESH CUT 1-lb. ' ■ Samuel Rome, who directed the 8:80 to 8 p.m., and private partlcipate, but Ije intends not he added. He said it would allow for: to the turnpike from a private nearly three-month investiga­ ville, Miss Elaine Wheeler of Not in this case, however—the even 'to sit in on the session. 1. A teacher’s salary sched­ rooms where they are 10 a.m. Baker later told the court that drive. She struck, broadside, a m tion leading to Darwin’s ar- Mansfield Center, Ellery King- chairman of the Development TDC secretary Atty. Joseph ule of $4,950 to $8,300 on the passing vehicle operated by Wil­ 7 to 8 pan. Visitors are requested each of the four took $10, a STEAKS ton of Rockville, Werner Kunzll commlHion, Alfred Werbner, is Conti will preside. bachelor’s scale and average SALMON ^ 8 9 ” rsat, and Tolland Coimty Ooro- not to smoke in patients’ rooms. dollar was given to Wayne, for liam E. Smedberg, 40, East CHICKEN,2 TURKEY, BEEF85 SALISBURY STEAK ner Berhard J. Ackerman, who of ToUand, and Mrs. Orra Strick­ employed by Jarvis Realty, and And on top of this there is salary increases of about $350. Hartford. Damage was minor M ix *«m or m oM t *om. . • land of Bolton. No more than two visitors at Alexander Jarvis, the firm’s gas, as they drove back to Issued a warrant last Dec. 6 one time per patient. a chance that the commission CJoventry. "W e strongly feel this schedule and both drivers, unhurt, con­ for Darwin's detainment. Usher found the body of the president, is also owner of the members may decide that the is competitive and will make it tinued to their destinations after FRESHPAK ‘ girl as he checked his aunt's Main S t building losing the Em­ The three youths boundover Yesterday Vemon Patrolman Patients Today: 272 proposed Investigation is not In possible for us to retain our police investigated. land. He said he drove Into the ployment Service as a tenant. their bailiwick anyway—since today each posted a $1,000 pro­ rKANCOAMCMCAN John Marshall, who found the fessional bond while awaiting present teachers, encourage ca­ The Herald, in yesterday's CUT GREEN BEANS secluded area and noticed a ADMITTED YESTER- This apparent conflict of in­ It is not a matter of indu.s- reer teachers, and put us In a edition, reported an accident on girl’s abandoned qir during pa­ DAY: Mrs. Alta Laws, 27 Grant higher court acUon in their white spot on the ground. terest brought critipism from trial or commercial concern to good position for recruiting Elro St., and erroneouely noted FREIHPAK trol on Reservoir B d„ testified Rd.; Mrs. Catherine Boyle, cases. SPAGHETTI 2 ‘**^49< that he called Darwin about "I thought Is was paper,” he Neil Ellis, a principal of First the town—and send it back to additional teachers,” he said. that (Clifford A. Peterson, 38, of said. It then appeared to be a South Windsor; Robert Ckil, 95 Hartford Realty, the firm gain- the directors. Fjiger Carpenter, 28, of 261 LADDIE DOT CUT WAX BEANS 2:80 a.m. that night.'- Glenwood S t; Mrs. Marlys Center St., today withdrew a not 2. The expansion and consol­ 61 Spruce St., had hla car towed Darwin, who was known to body, he said, and he realized idation of "repetitive writing away with grille damage. The ( u u m m n o i i it 'was. Dvorak, 203 Mountain Rd.; Mrs. guilty plea to an indecent ex­ for March IS at 10:30 at the functions” and business depart­ vehicle had only oEigbt grille Miss Wheeler, assistant ■ 4-H Jennie Hallenbeck, 46 Horton posure charge and pleaded guil­ D 0G F00D 't4tr’P SUte Olfioe BuUdlng. ty. Judge O’Brien ordered the ment operations through an en­ damage and waa driven to its WHOLE BEETS MibiiM club agent, recalled that Darwin Rd.; Walter Leonard, 77 Village destination. St.. Rockville; Mrs. Claire Leon­ Events It will oenter on complaints case continued until March 23 larged data processing pro­ «EAND UNION sat opposite Hope at the 4-H gram. ■■A im m noH Personal Notices committee meeting at the Tol- ard. Coventry; Edwina Mepdit- by Allstate policy holdere and pending a pre-sentence invest! by the two major auto-repalr 3. 'The operation and main­ J Iqnd Agricultural Center. She to, Coventry: John Russak..Cov­ gation. C u cu m ber ujos Z d 49^ SUCED CARROTS said Hope helped serve coffee. entry; David Warwick, 9 Deep- In State organizations in the state, the The indecent expoeure charge tenance of plant of the approv­ In Memoriam Two photographs of the girl’s wood Dr.; Wendy Smith, Colum­ Connecticut Auto Tradee Asso­ stemmed from an incident in­ ed Highland Park and Keeney FREIHPAK f r e i k p a e : ioyin* memory of my husband, ciation and Uie Independent Ga volving young females. Three St. School additions. Csik. Joel MT-“NleiK>ls, who paseed body taken by Kington were en­ bia; Winston Smith, 106 Sum­ sway March 6, 1960. te r^ as exhibits. mit S t; Mrs. Jean 'Hn- (Conttaned from Page One) rage Owners Aaaociation. other counts for breach of the 4. The beginning of educa­ CREAM STYLE CORN Kunzll said he was driving ney, 342 Summit S4.; Mrs. An Allstate api^cesman said peace concerning similar inci­ tional television programming SALAD OIL i r 3 5 * r u i K r A K Loylas memories never die Baryl Wilson, Broad Brook; that polls will open then to al­ the company is investigating dents were nolled by (Jhief at all elementary schools (one Quotatlona Fomlsitod by ^ Ume soes on and years pass by. home on Sept. 18 when he no­ Cobum hllddlebrooki BROADCAfT IB our hearts precious memories ticed a police car parked behind Anne Mairte Young, RFD 2, low the town's 15,000 registered the oomplakvta filed with the Prosecutor Eugene Kelly. TV set at each school) through are kept Rockville: Mrs., Anna Hunter. oommlseioner, but aakl, "It is Carpenter, who is currently a subscription jirogram ■with Bank Stoofea WHOLE CORN Of ^ one we loved and wlU never another car on the other side of Republicans to choose between foTset , the road. He said he stopped 24 Hunter Rd.; Mrs. Laura always our policy to pay our undergoing psychiatric care, la Channel 24. ' Bid Asked CORNED BEEF Sen. Barry (Soldwater, Ambas­ claims fairly and prom]^Iy. We HASH and then drove on. Kunzli said Armstrong. 14^ Morrison St., also akralting Superior Court 6. The addttion of 11^ Conn. Bank and sador Henry Cabot Lodge, for­ pay out a mlllkMi dollars a day Mm. yiorehoe J. Niohob he noticed no traffic on Bolton Rockville: Mrs. Marjorie Berry, action in Tolland on another members to the profeMtonel Trust Co...... 7^ 76 92 Columbus St.;. Mrs. Lillian mer Vice President Richard M. in pursuit o f that policy.” morals count. He has posted a staff. 'These would include one In Memoriam Rd. or Reservoir Rd. before he Nixon, Gov. George Romney, Hartford National got to the two cars. Twerdy, 90 Ridge St.; Henry (W ard T. Wholey, assistant $5,000 bond In that case and a addiitlonal high school, two jun- Bank Co...... 65H 69^ //i Cookklime k toying memory of Clayton Full­ Gov. Nelson A. RockefSller, chief of licenses and claims ki e r ^ who t^Bssed away March (. Mrs. Strickland, a 4-H club Crandall, 115 Summer St.; Mrs. $1,0(X) bond on the charge here. lon high school and four ele­ Fire Insurance Oenmaiitoe toMTOW Stef fie Sypher, Willimantic; Gov. William W. Scranton, and the state insurance depart­ Two brief court trials on mentary teocbeni, plue twro foe Top Procfi/e^ leader said no specific distress Sen. Margaret (Jhase Smith. Hartford Fire .... 66 72 Lynn Kocher, 39 Florence St., ment, said today the call to a similar breach of the peace th e. mentally handicapped, an NaUonal Fire .... 120 128 FLORIDA M Peacefully sleeidng. resting at last code had been worked out Write-in votes will be ac­ hearing follows "a dispropor­ SHUFFLES T n e^ rld 's weary trmible and among members. Only standard Rockville; George Dickey, Loehr counts brought a $15 fine in the elementary Ubrarian, and a so- Phoenix F ire ...... 128 181 trials are past. cepted. tionate and growing number of case of Francis L. Hoyland, 22, signals such as flltking lights Rd., Rockville; Mary Lata. Ekwt odal worker. Schaffer said. Life and Indemnity las. Oeo. ■> *(JJ.*'^j*** »vff»red. In patlsnoe Hartford: E a rl, Smith, West In the last such poll in West complaints” filed against All­ Marlborough, and a not guilty He termed the coot of the 4 .w $ jo o and blowing the car horn were w finding in the case of Samuel l l college program, for which the SWIRLS ISP fer no more. 20« WoodhHdir* St D''^gnt D. Eisenhower insurance. Hobbs. 36. of 436 N, Main St. Aetna Life ...... 177% 186% asoallant may have stopped h#r' W oodbridge St. won. school board is asking an add- Conn. General ...1 6 6 % FLORIDA |H| Wife, sWldren. and grandchildren car by signaling her. ADMITTED ‘ TODAY: Mrs. William Perede, 30, Berlin, tional $50,000, "a reflection of FIRE DESTROYS HOME this morning pleaded guilty'to a Hfd. Steam Boiler 187 Charleen Knapp, Wllliman- atkntolatering a freehman- Security Ins...... 69 DANBURY (AP) — Marian larceny charge which involved COOKIES :2 i t 6 9 ' tic; James Holmes. 7 S. Main Vrgeg Special Session e«^>homore program." In its Travelers ...... 18» GRAPEFRUIT SEEDLESS 5 ' 5 9 ^ St.; Jeanliie Gaudreau, 42 Glen­ HARTFORD (AP) — OOP Anderson’s former home, which taking a pair of shoes, valued at first year, the college is now NABUCO waa across the road from $15, from a local shoe store PnbUo DtUMaa wood St.; Ekwl Palmer, An­ House Speaker J. Tyler patter- offering only a one-year pro­ Conn. Light Power 86% SWEET JUICY A where she now Mvee, burned to rack, and then returning the dover. son- today urged Democratic gram. Hfd. Elec. Light .. 49% n G NEWTON 2 ^ 6 9 ' Governor Dempsey to call a the ground yesterday. The four shoes to the same store for the BIRTH YESTERDAY; A Mrs. Bourn observed that the Hartford Gas Co. . 40% special session of the General story buUduig, -which was turn­ cash. The case was continued WABUGO daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ells­ $120,000 being afked for plant Southern New. Eng­ ANJOU PEARS 2 39< ed into a restaurant — the Sign worth Welton, 28 Hollister St. Assembly to deal with etate for a pre-sentence investigation maintenance is about double the of the Fiddle — after the famed land Telephone . 02 VANH.LA WAFERS MAINE-U.S. NO. 1 GRADE toll BIRTH TODAY; A son to Mr. senate and congressional redls- until March 10. $53,000 provided in the 1961-62 trlctlng. contralto and her husband Prosecutor Kelly entered budget. ^’This vrill allow ua Manufacturing MABlflCO and Mrs. Randall Cole, 100 Fin- Allied Thermal . . . 46 49 lev St. Patterson said that "with­ moved out. had been standing nolles in the cases of Edward to do aome catching up in io%^z.OQe out the initiative of the chief vacant for the past year. The Biske, 45. of 63 Wells St, neglected areas,” Mie aaid. Arrow, Hart, Heg. 66% 88% Bhf. 0 9 DISCHARGED TrESTERDAT: B a id a n ...... LORNADOONE RUSSET POTATOES > 5 39< executive nothing can be done alarm was turned In by Mias charged with making threaten­ In response to questioning by 11% 18 Mrs. Priscilla Martocchlo. 32 Bristol Brass,.. WABISCO LARGE SIZE ^ Spruce St.; Terence Tucker, to correct the existing melep- Anderson's huMiand, Orpheus ing phone 4xms; Willett Wigglna Dirsetor Frauds DeilaFera re­ >% lOK portionment in these two areas C oleoo...... 8% 8*« io.oi.OQe *' Talcottvllle; Barbara Kelly, 66 Fisher. of Hartford, charged with fail­ garding a budget surplus this phi. in time for the 1964 elections.” ure to drive in a proper lane, a year, Supt. of Schools William Dunham-Buah . 4% 6% CHEESE NIPS Walnut St.; Mrs. Deloris N. B. Machine .. Brown, Wapplng; Brian and Republicans who are in con­ June 1962 offense; and Mrs. H. Oirtis indicated it might 22% 24% AVOCADO PEARS 2 29< trol of the State Houae of Rep­ Lydia M. Earle. 42, West come to about $40,000. HUs North and Judd 18% 2 0 % KOTAL Kathleen Muashafen, 23 Fulton Peter Paul ...... $ i CLEAN, WASHED ^ Rd.: Mrs. Hilma Ander.son, resentatives are opposed to re­ A b o u t T ow n Hartford, for speeding.. item will be considered at the 84 Wapplng; Carlton Phillips, He­ apportioning that branch at school board’s next meeting Plastic Wire Cable 11% 12% GELATIN 4 i s : 4 1 ' bron; Mrs. Mary Godin, 68 this time because o f their plans Shackney Case Studied Monday, Dr. Curtis stated. Standard Screw .. 86 36 •OCttlST to appeal a federal court order Scandia Lodge, Order of Veaa, Stanley Worke .. fl% 28% FRESH SPINACH 19< Schaller Rd.; HaroCd Bedurtha, will meet tonight ait 8 at Orange Ha sold last year’s "unusual 132 Wethereli St.; Wesley Van that the house mamberthlp tnirpius” o f $70,000 was laigely Veeder-Root ...... 47% 60% SUGAR should be baaed on population, Hall. There will bef Swedish NEW YORK (AP)—Throe The above quotation* are not Kuren Jr., Overbrook Dr., Ver­ dancing and refreehmenta after Judgee^of the U.S. Court of Ap­ the result of ths raUrem«>t In non; Mrs. Hilda Slade, 101 E. "If the democratic party June of several long-term to be oonatrued as actual mar- wishes to block aenatorial re- the meeting. peals wrill decide whether to re­ kata Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Marie Car- verse or uphold the conviction teachers who were at the top mean, 24 Orchard St.; Donald districting in a special sesalon, of the salary soale. it probably has the votes to do The executive board of the of a Connecticut checker farmer M enep Lpnn goodS Pulford, 544 Deming St.; Mrs. At this p ^ t in the meeting, l a n d f o b CniNTBB Ikiry F^fumI so,” Patteraon aaid, "But, wp Women's Auxiliary of Manches- charged with holding a Mexican HARTFORD (A P ) — Tha Evelyn McGuire, Talcottvllle .family in Involuntary servitude. Martin Indioated that Dr. Cur­ Rd.. Vemon; Omer Cooley, will at least be able to deal tar Memorial Hospital will way was cleared today for with the congressional problem meet Monday at X p.m. at the The judges — Leonard P. tis yesterday submitted to Mm MILK F R E fK B A U , BBALTBfT Stafford Springs; Mrs. Grace the conetnictlon o f a $1JPU, which is altogether seperata hospital room. Moore, Henry J. Friendly and the actual cost figures for the Relsch and son, Coventry. first three-quarters of tho cur­ 909 Greater Hartford re^ooh and distinct." Edward J. Dimock—reserved al oenter tor mental retarda- G A L J U G DISCHARGED TODAY: decision yesterday on the con­ rent fiscal year. C o tta g e C heese f t 2 9 * tloa la Newington. Gov. WHITEBREAD Wlrth Velte, 290 Porter St.; Ethiopians Trained viction and sentence of David L Martin, in a hearing last Dempsey aooepUA a gift of 10 EXTRA BLUE ITAMFIWITN ■ Thomas Scanlon, Broad Brook; Allstate Hearing Set 8ha<4(ney of Mlddlefiald, Conn. week with school euthoriOeo. more than 18 aoree from toe Jerry Moynlhan, Ckiventry; Jo­ HARTFORD (APl-^The All- BERGEN, Norway — T h e Shackney was convicted in oriUdzed the fact that these •OLD seph Natsleky, 122 Newmarker Mate Insurance Oo. has beep HJd.8. Ethiopia, flagship of the January 1963 in federal court at cost figuraa bed not been In­ Newliytoa Hospital dor CMp* MARBLE State Line Rd., Rockville*^ Henry Jacobe, pled CUUren an t%i eite for •0“ POUND CAKE CHEESE rin!n$e. m»39^ called to a-hearing by the state Ethiopian Navy, last year vMit- New Haven, Conn., and sen­ cluded In the budget submitted 718 Hillstown Rd; Mrs. Mary the new fnolUty. Tha deed fer Potato Chips Ineuranoe oommiasioner to u - ed Baogen and Oslo on a three- tenced, to one year in priaon, to by the sdxiol board. Pongratz, 28 Griswold St.; Mrs. the Innd, located near the are always swer complaints Inimlvlng its month training course. Since be euepended i ^ r 60 days, and The college budgM waa given Barbara Lee, Stafford; Robert Newington Honpltab was pm* OCIAN DEUGHT - 15 OZ. settlement of auto-lnsursnee 19SS. Ethiopia’s officers and fined $2,000. He is free on bail oonMderahto questioning by the McCormick, 236 School St.; elaime. crews have been trained by pending the appeal aented to the governor hy now Cngtsnd’* fsvonts chips Mrs. Gloria Reynolds, Staffonl- dlrectore, among whom Repub- dollaa L. Peaeo, pitoldant of The hearing, the first o f Ms Norwsfflaa naval affinars. 25 o f rha Maxlcan family o f Lula koajis Harold A. Turkington, 7 3 In Tomato y * <«»»y->hPoland, health attend. had their dreams ’Exterminated Igliation of George Banks at iU ministrator he hlm.aeif can de­ agencies. Town Manager Terry V.> This Is the first budget sub­ government based on the ever ant Valley addition will not be Mother and daughter night today. Tennessee Highway Patrol. meeting last night. against the bad timing, and had ing into the new school. He said Tonight at 8, In the hearing tomatically become the town's chairman of the Democratic Na­ and housing resaarcher, to be present eriUria bf 'ability to floated until fall. 'The Jury received the case Campbell, a Teamatera bual- cide what a guidance man voted in favor of it at first problems will arise when we budget for the year commenc- tional Ckimmlttee. to be special specialist on the reaearch grants gprei^el last night recommend­ mitted under the provisions of will be held March 17 at 7:80 With an album of Beatle rec­ Tuesday evening after six weeks A motion made by Mrs. should do; He can decide wheth­ room of the Municipal Building, pay.’” 'The town manager said In’hia p.m. Mias Priscilla Gibson from ords, two bacon sandwiches and neae agent at Detroit, Parks Claire Warfel to re.sclnd the reluctantly. will need a guidance man. requests will be submitted by Ing July 1. consultant to the secretary of program of the Department of ed to the town council a gen­ the Uniform Fiscal Year Act. of testimony and deliberated 5 and King face aentencea of ftva er the guidance man shouid be Health. Education and Welfare. '-L^Tha bxidget provides for the budget statement that "it rep- Mancheeter will present a dance two cardboard boxes of clo­ motion (of a previous meeting) Hamid Smith said he could The motion to rescind hiring the fire department, the dog li­ labor on youth employment. eral government budget exceed­ adopted by the voters of Southi|(ereatkm of four new full-time thing, the girls—identified only hours and 40 minutes. It acquit­ yeara and ftnea of $5,(KX). an assistant principai or a not in good conscience vote in WMOHT FOR BOTK Katharine E. White, chief of Barbara Bolling, former wife ing $1 mtlllon for the fiscal reaenta the minimum ft^da re­ recital. The Jury of eight man and to hiro a full-time guidance teacher of biology. a guidance counselor was de­ cense fund, the parking author­ Windsor In October 1990. positions: Two siddltional high­ quired to operate our municipal as Fay, 14, and Dawn, 16—set ted Hoffa on one charge. person for at least a year was favor of the motion (not to have' feated, 4-2, with Mr.s. Warfel ity, the civil defense agency, and NEW YORK (AP) — Harry New Jersey's Garden State of Rep. Richard lulling, D-Mo., year beginning July 1. The town council wlM review Briefs four women acquitted Hoffa Liguori said he wa.s holding Parkway, to an ambassa­ to be special assistant to ths way laborers one tax collector ^vernm ent for the coming fis­ out from their coastal Mississip­ seconded by Banks but defeat­ a guidance counselor) knowing! and Banks for. Board member the newly created Special Cen­ Wrigtit, former coach of the Departmental budget re­ the budget with the manager ahd one additional police offi­ cal year." 'The Sisterhood of Temple pi tovm for Liverpool, Englknd. 'The Jury found that: and two buolneaomen on three position.*!, that of .super­ the competitive condition of col­ Walter Waddell was not present, tral Taxing District. U.S. Merchant Marine Acade­ dorship, the country to be des­ U.S. chief of protocol. quests ss originally presented Beth Hlllel wilt meet 'Ihursday charges they offered "things Of ed 4-2. and make j u own recommen­ cer were requested. Police pro­ Avery St. School News Fay had drawn her savings of 1. Hoffa, Larry Campbell of Banks resigned for reasons intendent, which meant being leges and employment. j .since he Is still recovering from Tomoriwv night's hearing, al­ my football taam. has replaced ignated later. Mrs. Herbert Stats, aAtor, to touted $1,144,289. They were dations sifter which s public tection expsuulon la asked be­ at 8:15 p.m. at the .Wapplng $289.07 from the bank and with Detroit and Thomas E. Parks value" to a Naahvilla bar oper. of •'personal obligations.” He a busine.ss manager and doing I John McCarrlck said he made: a broken leg. so at 8 In the hearing room, will baokfleld ooaoh Kyle Rote wHh Mary Keyserling, economist, be consultant to tha U.l. Office cut $47,967 by Sprenkel (about hearing will be held before final cause the numfier of calls and '11m PTA will hold a Satur­ Elementary School. The pro­ her friend planned to get a job of Nashville sought to offer ator if he would try to contact and his family will move to personnel work: that of prin-' the original motion with the he devoted to the budget re­ the New York Giants. Rote, who to be director of the women’s 6f Aging and coordinator of a mill on the current grand adoption of the budget patrol activity has Increased as day matinee at Avery St. gram will feature a film the In Washington, D.C., to Rnance I $10,000 to the son of a juror in members of the 190 jury. South Windsor in the near fu­ clpal of the high school for at ' •specific child in mind, .so that Manchester Evening Herald quests of the waier and sewer’ will asaiat the Giants in public Bureau In the Labor Depart­ Senior Citliena Month In the De­ list), leaving the manager's Until the town accomplishes new developmenU and roads School. ‘’OulHver’a Travels” plus "Thread of Ufe.” the rest of the trip. i the Nashville trial. The bualnessmen, Nicholas J. ture. The board accepted his least another year: and that of I youngsters could be directed in' Bolton eorrsepondent, Clemwell departments. relations, la a radio station ment. partment of Health, Education recommended budget of $1,096.- the transition to ths uniform become public highways. The a short feature will be shown 'The annual meeting of Wap­ Many mlle.s short of their I 2. Hoffa and Ehvlng King, for- Tweel of HunUn^on, W.Va., resignation with extreme re­ guidance counselor. He said he a world that is intemationaily Young, telephone 643-8081. The general manager will sports director and announcer. Rose McKee, former newipa- and Welfare. 918. The figure is $133,543 fiscal year, msuiy programs and town now maintains about 80 from 1:30 to 3:30. llckets may plng Fair Inc., will be held to- goal. Mobile police took them I mer Nashville Teamsters presi­ and Alleh Dorfman of Chicago, gret and Porcheron thanked higher than the current 11- requeaU will hava to be da- miles of roads. be purchased at the door. monxnV at 8 p.m. In the east off the bus to await the arrival dent, tried to Influence another were the only defendants to him saying, “We've had our ups month budget ferred to malnUin a sUbla tax Tho budget provides for a 1,- The student oounril will pre­ room of the Wapplng Oommun- of their parents. I Juror by offering to help her show much reaction to tho ver­ and downs. The town owes you dicts. A broad grin spread a debt of gratitude for hours across Dorfman'a face. 'Tweel spent in. their behalf.” smiled for an Instant. *fhe board voted unanimous­ Hoffa’s son and daughter ly Feb. 5 to seek an experienced heard their father found guUty. guidance counselor to start Barbara Crancer of St. Louie, work Aug. 1 at a salary be' Hoffa's daughter, held her tween $8,800 and $9,300. It was hands In front of her face, her said that the cost to the town eyes closed, as though in pray­ er. Her brother, James P. Hof* the first year would be between • e e i la a $5,800 and $d.300 since the gov­ fa, a University of Michigan ernment, under the National law student, stared at the floor. for pirti«s...for pmdts..■ II Rl« < 34. “The boys aren’t going to SupL Philip Liguori asked if like it.” the man could be called an as­ H i iil fii I.R m sistant principal, to which the None of Hoffa’s Teamsters tM III I f iifc Union officials at headquarters answer was yes. fM - When Dr. Fitzpatrick had TA In Detroit commented on the finished, Porcheron asked for a '■ * ! f conviction. show of hands on how many in • » I a vs. - N s President Walter Reuther of the audience came to hear the United Auto Workers, long about guidance. Of the approxi­ a critic of Hoffa, declined com­ mately 22 persons present, ment. Yaw August Scholle, president of about two-thirds raised their the Michigan AFL-CIO, said the hands. ehalM conviction would go "90 per cent Called upon to speak, Dr. BiSEHUBLons ot the way” to restoration of the Elizabeth Alton, a former board Teamsters Union to the AFL- member, explained that, in writ­ Praftisiaaally styled with trap paekatt aad raiaad haal$ Comporoot $.99 CIO. The AFL-CIO expelled tue ing to the board recently, she Teamsters several years ago on was not discussing the pros and Louisville slugger white, noturol or block hardball or .softballs bats...... Compare et 1.79 99* general misconduct charges. cons of guidance, but inquiring Here is Hoffa’s pre'vious rec­ Into the reasons for hiring a Regulotion size Rawlings's B. Schontz hordbolls or Wilson softballs...... Compere ot 1.49 9 9 * ord in federal courts: guidance counselor this year. —March 17. 1957: Indicted for She said she was representing Form fitting little league baseball shoes, sizes 1-9...... Comport ot 3.99 2.9f bribing an attorney to spy on many townspeople who are con­ the Senate rackets committee; cerned about mounting taxes tried in Washington, D.C., and and about the proposal for a acquitted, new elementary school. —May 14, 1957; Charged with Dr. Alton presented to the tapping telephones of subordi­ board a list of 91 signatures of r. nates in ths Detroit Teamsters parents and taxpayers who are office. The first trial in New against hiring s guiqance coun­ selor at this time. Among them, York, ended in a hung jury; H tried again and acquitted June, she said, were three former 23, 1958. school board chairmen: t John —Dec. 7, 1960; Indicted on Harris, Howard Jensen (who n'h n-Fi s sm io irs mail fraud charges, accused of served 12 years), and George ID fUUlVAN PRISINTS misusing $500,000 in union funds Rose (who served 20 years). S M g tl magic tram Oklahama, My Pair Lady, Saatli PaeWe, Aaaia Qct Ytar Oaa, Pal J tiy , She quoted from a boqk given In a Florida real estate develop­ to her by Supt. Philip C. Liguori Skawbaat, Rakarta, Pargy | t a i t aad maay atkars. ment. The Indictment was dis­ which states that "what is now y missed on the ground the grand going on under the name of jury was not properly Im­ guidance has to some degree al­ \ paneled; Indicted ^ aln , tha ways been accompli.shed by the ■issis’ $.9 (MpliiilY wdublt charge.s were dropped and In­ skillful teacher, who is gware corporated In a 1963 indictment of the personality problems of RAYON LININ SUIT returned in Chicago. This is the Jecket enhanced by beoutifully ca.se to be tried next month. students, and may have tre­ —May 18, 1962; Indicted in mendous influence in affecting f « r detelled embroidery. White II Nashville for accepting an ille­ the career choices of students feeket, nevy, brown or green gal pay-off from a Michigan as well." ehells li tk irtt. Sites 10 to 16. Dr. Alton questioned Dr. Fitz­ trucking firm. The trial ended patrick on his intimating that s.ee Dec. 23, 1962, with a hung jury. because the high school is new It will Jeopardize a (fhlld's Flee$ Reds Twice chances of getting into college or a job. She said if parents SPKIAL nM CHAn MIAMI, Fla. (AP)-A 29-year> knew that, there would be a old refugee who arrived from good deal of insecurity and "we ..1 Arthur Murray Donee Instruction Records...... ’...... I for SI VllM lepillll 14.91 (Tuba Wednesday said today It might as well close our doors,” was the second time he had She said the school will follow MOROCCAN CRUfH fled communism. courses ss prescribed by the Choose your favorite! Learn to dance the Merengue, Mambo, Fox-Trot, Pachanga, ”1 left China when I was 17 State and we do not n c ^ to Tango and many others! i m s i n H B i ”fU lY WONO” COAT after communism killed my par­ apologize because we are new. ents,” said Amado Pon 'Yiutin, Dr. Alton said people in town FR II! Twtdt Instruction record. Limited quontitlei Single breetted, eordlgen atyle coot made one of 24 fugitives reaching Mi­ are "disgruntled" and feel that M O UIH STYLI ' from left, water repellent vinyl Moroccan crush. ami by small boats from Cuba. there is a “wall” around the Cotton becked (or extra wormth. Contreiting "Now I have left communism board of education. At this vinyl trim, with tide ventti Knee lengthi ’ BKYOI again.” point Chairman Porcheron Block or white in tit e t 8 to 18. Yuitin, who owned an ice warned her that she was get­ Lightweight, speed demon bicycle it a cream parlor In Oamaguey, had ting off the subject, and she Special Purchata! cycler's pleasure en long treks. Block become a Cuban citizen. stoppsd talking. with white trim for boys and girls. “Now the products to make Lli^ori said there was noth­ ice cream are not available, to ing new about hiring a guid­ 08MpMt Bt SAJI 1 could not make a living,” ha ance person, that It was In the ea” teoRTswiteiiT eicvcu said. flgurss way back when they HANDaY MfSSIAH Sturdy, dependable bicycle with full bell beerine wera comparing cofU between t C ‘.• ' ® tMeWuctlee. Met.lli. fed fee b.ya, m.MllU * , 2 9 eB I ARABS PLAN BTRAIEGT a Junior high and a jualor-sen- •h$9 for fIrU . CAIRO (AP) — Delegatlona lor high. He said the figures from the IS Arab natlona mat used u en were purely arbi­ .1 9 ” RID T R icrai iyedne8<1ay to dlacuae a'vforid- trary, but that the board had h c m d ^ wlde mpiomatic offenelva daoldad that a guidance person 97 Safe, neo-clip ctap plptel Bucket type seetl U T WS iV lj..,.., S.M anlnst larael. Seeil-pNfueietia (rent whaelc. sould be psl4 $1,000 above the •8M f«iB|f.ff The meeting was eeen here aa top tsashsr's salary. a follow-up to tha pan-Arab aum- At this point Mrs. Claire War- MANCHESTER PARKADE, M ID D li YURNPNCi WIST mlt conference in January. Ibat fsl, a board msmbar, broke in OPEN MON. THRU U T . W O A M , T 0 10 PM. "CHAAgI n " WITH UNI-CARD...TAKE MONTHS TO PAYl meeting decided anvoya sboutd to say that the board did not be sent to all countries maintain- * MANCHESTER PARKADL MIDPLE TURNPIKI WIST . OPEN MON. THRU SAT. JQ A M . T P A i Vftf OB this, that their racom* 9 0 10 "CHAROE I T WITH UNI-CARD...TAKE MONTHS TO PAYl Ing diplomatic rolatlone with the kad basapto pay a Arab countrtea to urgo auppurl for tha return of Fatorilna vafit geea to. their lands In Itraelix

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What brings this all into ^le news, KANCBESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY. MARCH 6. 1964 I ijfemrlyr«lrr and what brings uS casual Russian acholars up to date is the fact that Rus­ Connecticut near tha aouth and of Lake sia today Is going back to the problem of Michigan and heavy' snow fell RockvUle-V emon .. POaUiBISD BT THB 11 Lives Lost ■BlRAtDnmmNo co.. ina the chronic job-changer and launching a to paru of tho Mlsslzsippl Val­ AvaiaW e II B1«mU Strait Yankee From Your Neighbor's Kitchen ley and .Great Lakes region. The Baby Sitter’s erracritKl Jlaaciieitin^ Conn. special campaign designed to reward storm started to the Southwest Odrlnez. Yog IBQMAS r rtiRODSON the good fellow who does stay at one As Tornadoes and spread across ilie Plains, jro u r m o n tr ■ WALTER R. FEROITSON By A.H.O. Action Right, UbIM aad easily PuMUbira job for a long span of years. Not only ■y DORM BEUMNO f gether and sprinkle with nut- with snow depths to more than a rid ft excess fa t ___ yVniBSid Octobir 1. IWl a The apeelal legislative eom- mM. foot to some areas. Odrinex costs 93.00 and • would such good stable employe be Mrs. Ratpti CUric of f I Oak Hit Southland Alarm Wrong this (cuarahtee If not satlafiad for Publiabid Briry B t id Iiiig Exoipl Suadaya entitled to somewhat special benefits in mittee which got itself sppolnt- S t .'tteiB ' to cook and 'devtoe i» k» to 850-degree oven for Eight inches of snow fell to a, anr rsaaon. lost return the paek- mI HoUdaya. Entirad______at . Tin Poit Ufrici at ed by the laat eesaton of the about one hour. Stir thortiughly little more than four houra In ace to your drugxiat and gat your Vaaehiatir, Conn., “ aa Siaoiid Claaa MaO the Soviet social security system, under origitMi DMipoa, .gdihe of her (OMttooeg fram Pag* Om ) Quincy, 111., and more than six A 14-yaar-old baby slttar wtio ™V back. Ifo queeUoaa Kattir. General Aeaembly to inveatlgmte every 16 minutes until custard- aaked. Odrinex le soM . with thla proposals now being made, but the Im­ the proa and cona of potential ortgindl - oonoooUone. i^lude llke to oonaiatency. Remove inches hit Milwaukee. Hazard­ turned in a false alarm laat fe: Arthur Dm* Stee^ BtTBSCRIPnON RATES portance of his labor record would be in­ legallaed betting at horse racing from oven. Flood waters forced more than ous driving coodiUons were re­ togtH won the praise of police 943 Main—M all. orders IIiTt ' Payabla in Adranea OaUfOnMa Chicken OMeeroie, creased and emphasized until it would tracks potentially to be located Oacoiatorl Caeseroto and Oua- Serve iwarm or' cold with 100 pereone from their houses in ported in parts o f Wiscotuln, and fire officials. Qm Taar ...... (33.00 Susan Horton of Peterson Mnittaa ...... 11.00 become sort of a badge of honor to pro­ in Connecticut haa bem pursu­ tsrd lUqs Pudding. whipped oream. Mlsslsstig)!. Ten-foot waves Iowa, Illinois and Missouri. " braa Uonttaa 5.(0 ing its task trith all tha cop- Mrs. Clark, the former Berths pounded the Louisiana coast, Rato preceded the snow in Rd. was attending the four Omt Month ...... l.U duce that good old employment record Oaltfomla chicken Casserole children of Dr. and Mrs. Robert acientioua openmindedneas we I medium potatoec Schultz, has lived in Manches­ and winds jammed a cargo ehip many parts of the storm belt ” MEMBER OF on all occasions involving any of the have been attributing to It from 1 medium onfon ter moat of her Ufe. She Is a and strong winds lashed much Kerr. She had been informed THE ASSOCIATED PRhiSS the beginning. daughter of Mrs. Mary Schutts into a wharf at New Orleans. ] o, '‘u,;“r'egiom Wind gusts of 72 that the house was wired with Tba Aaaoclatad Presa la axclualaaly intUled fundamental processes or privileges of 1 package froaen peas and a fire alarm syatetn. to tha UM of rapublication of all nawi dla- life. The 30-year pin. It appears, would It la not very often that, in earrots and the late Walter BchuHs. knocking down about 15 fender miles an hour were reported at patchea creditad to it or not otnarwiaa cradtt- our obaervatlon of public life, She was married soon after pilings. O'Hare International Airport to When Susan heard an alarm LONG WEARING ad In thla papar and alao tha local nawa oub- be made just about the highest decora­ S '’tEMMpdone butter go off, she removed the four BahMl hero. and of various groupa create'' 8 teMeepoonS flour graduating from Manchester Five pupils were injured at Chicago where planes were INTERSTATE All rllbta ot rapublication of apadal dla- tion possible in Russian civil life. preciaely for the formulation o'' High School to 1868. Her hus­ Corinth, Miss., when a tornado grounded for a brief period. children, agea 10. 8, 8 and 3 yatchea neraln ara alao raaamd. IVi cupe milk ripped the roof from a high years, to a neighbor’s house In one sense, we suppose, this present policy, that we indulge in such H.teaifooon salt band is enmtoyed at Ollle's In the Northeast, heavy rain CLEANTEX straightforward flattery. But it Auto Body Works, Manchester. school. Most of them were cut waa reported In some areas. and call^ the fire department. 9 K Made to Order Tha Harald Printing_ C o m p an y , Inc., campaign represents an effort to head teaspoon pepper by flying glass. Fire officiaito discovered that aumaa no fin financial an cial reaponalDillty re for ty p o- has seemed obvious to us, from 1 cen tuba Mali The couple are nMmbera of Sec­ Nearly two inches doused Rome, ▼X**'*' With Year RoDer* graphical arrora appearing in advertlaementa back toward something the totalitarian the start, that the Connecticut ond Congregmttonal Church and High winds blew down televi­ N.Y., to a six-hour period. Se­ the alarm that sounded wsm an and othar reading matter In Tha Mancheatar Dice potatoes and chop onion its Couples’ dub. Their two sion antennas in northwest vere thunderstorms were indi­ alarm clock located to an up­ Evening Herald way of life tried to enforce, and failed Racing Study Commission wa<< and 8ook with peae Bn.re-«x)ked him. It’s "I” after " C as far WtSTISN It brlLs of the show are we up to now?” house with a huge stack of sin­ Commission lUelf will a ^ i keep H<56 bad been feeding hogs loaves of fat found to normal bone mar­ es she is concerned. Fresh Carrots Ttskes SAClUSt 1 9 Hoffa is only one character in this a leader who could arrive at the mak­ she said to herself. She con­ of the clubhouse section, he reference was twice made to -its head and its judicraT inoori bread soaked In bootleg whisky. row. More must be knpwn. Ftdnk Steak ..85^^ gle pound notes in hU hands and the sUge play entitled "The ...... cup rydsinq (optional) , The President nyide this smil- la 3 r drama of the relationship between con­ ing of such a speech, and subsequent ne­ centrated on the voices. Then he waa so anxious to get inside started yelling. He wanted and still defer to an even , When the hogs got too. drunk allout the composition of the Itog reference the new way Yellow iononos **' 2 2 9 ' them to get the stamp off his Deputy.” This play which la larger plebiscite among * mltmeg to stand, Todd said, "they were temporary society and its laws and sup­ gotiation of the nuclear test ban treaty she went back to her face. with them and get them out of Con- ^ Add sugar, milk and vatjllla lipids before science can effec­ In which hia daughterto apells her Rib Steak u75^r "Oh, we have ages,” she said. hand. He didn't know what It now on Broadway supposedly nectlcut citizens. loaded Into the back of cars and tively study the effects of ra­ name —It’s Lucl, instead of Novel Oranges 12«*59‘ posed principles. which followed it. his hand.s that he threw them depicts the silence of Pope Plus to beaten eggs and m|x well. SUPER-RIGHT She is the .star of a play called meant, and he didn't want any­ In a state referendum on the trucks without squealing or diation on the marrow. Lucy, the name her parents fwerr •enalen Sheuldtr 8t*ik 9 9 all over the room. There must Add rice, and' raisins, mix to- Honeydew Melons TASTY IA*49' SKINUSS London Broil 18 c Are we to suppose that there will now All this fine story, which we would "Oliver” and she doesn't come have been a cheat. He acted as thing else on his mind but gam­ XI during the trials the Jews racing question, it might indeed commotion,” Specifically, she Is tryto.g to gave har. be any revulsion among the people for bling.” were undergoing at that time. be possible to get two or three clean A ll MEAT O Q C SAVI not mind believing, has one special on until the show ts well under­ if the money would bum his Yellow Onions ITOCK 3.'/. 29' Blade Steak CUT FROM CHUCK IB 34* whom Hoffa haa provided organisation­ way. so she sits in her dress­ hands.” She stopped talking and lis­ Mr. Levin speculated only on hundred times as many voters tn charm for its narrator. It puts him tened again. “What now ? what might have caused this register their opinions as had “ 2 5 ' ^ 5 9 C , A V , al and economic leadership? It would be ing room and listens until the “Is your father still taking Green Sweet Peppers Frankforts “right there” at the very moment his­ voices tell her it is time to go They’re doing ‘Consider Your­ silence on the part of the Pope. appeared at all the public hear­ Corned Brisket nOFITCIfT 30* , presumptuous to make any such oon- action?” she was asked. self’ and that means I have 20 I believe Mr. Levin to be a Sweet Potatoes 2 29‘ tory was being made. There is a reflected to work. "No, he's what you call nine ings added together. In the end. SAVI alusion. glory and stature upon him, for having Listening like this, she was minutes. AH you people should man of complete openness and then, perhapa aa many as Corned Brisket 8TRAIGHT CUT u 7 9 30* months off, three months on. sincerity. Therefore he was un­ Yellow Turnip tig' i. 55^ been at ringside. .saj"tng, is sometimes she has come around here when there’s 200,000 Connecticut people, or a C f AVI **8o he Is a orook,” one can imagine He's a furrier. But he still gam­ more time and we can have a aware of the reasons for the big 10 per cent of the entire been doing all her life. Geor­ bles. It's his life. If he has to MANCHESTER e. 3 9 It* someone saying. “At least he s a orook few drinks.” Pope’s policy. Ground Beef There is, however, a curious if minor gia's real name is Laly KJot and sit home alone, he puts five populaUon, might help decide an the right aide." complication provided by our recollec­ she is a bookmaker's daughter She said It in the It’s-my- When the Nazis overran the the issue. It might sUll be true Jane Parker Large 8-Inch 1 Lb 8 Oz C .AVI hands of cards on the table and Stew Beef 1,69 30* Outside the ranks of hia own follow­ tion of the speech. We think that Presi­ from London who grew up wait­ plays the whole game himself. pleasure style that all good country of Holland their policy that, just as at the hearings Swordfish ing for the race results. bookmakers have. Georgia has about the Jews was to go into themselves.and just as the origi­ ers, who at least have not yet found dent Kennedy waa able to announce, in My uncle is the same way. His REG. 59c 39' "A man came around with a name is Ray Burns. He w'as a been in the show business all of effect also In Holland. The nal sponsors of this legUlaUve APPLE PIE Braising Beef IB 7 9=‘tr? any leverage against him, the reaction the speech Itself, that there was about her adult life and now she’s the Catholic bis.'iops in that coun­ study commission calculated UBLIC MARKET Steoks sheet every night,” she was very big singer in England. But C S A V I big thing in a musical that has from the start, those who want is, we are afraid, almost equally cynical. to be a resumption at Moscow of the nu­ ssying. "He'd ride a bike and he couldn't stop gambling. He try immediately issued a letter JSM Psrktf Short Ribs of Beef 1 . 4 9 10* been going for a year and a the worst for Connecticut would 8 0 3 - 8 0 5 MAIN STRE£T There is more of a clinical curiosity in clear teat ban negotiations. We suspect he'd shout, 'All the winners. All disappeared from the singing which was read In all churches Jelly er Lemon Roll SPECIAL CA 35' C U V I half and figures to go on for a condemning this coming evil. vote with more voluntary sest IB 4 r the winners.' It was just a and now he's off just gambling. Ground Chuclc 1 . 6 9 88* the tactics and maneuvers of Hoffa’s that 'announcement was based on ad­ printed sheet with all the race lot longer. But she would fit Before any plan coiild be de­ than those who might want to Coffee Coke Twist 35' Having a smashing time, too. ' We Give Valuable iC S A V I conflict with the law than there seems vance form ation that, when these ne­ cssults. It came out before A scratch sheet was pro­ In reel good with a lot of peo­ vised to resist the Nazis in an protect Connecticut. A . J*SC PASSES tu css, SUkIN, CINNAMON M v C ple we know. effective manner this protest The ornate chariule designed i / O n U T S ANB COMIINATION, SAVt 4e, m e . D4Z X O Plate Beef •ONE IN i . 1 9 10* to be Indignation yover the mammoth gotiations were resumed. Khrushchev the newapapeis did. Every- duced. "Do you go in for any FRtSH proportions of what Hoffa may have was going to drop one or two of his ob­ b ^ y would run out and buy a of this yourself?” she was 1954 Pub’ishers Newspaper on the part of the bishops to lead up to the legislative or­ TRIPLES S y n d ic a te served only to speed up the dering of a referendum, which Hot Cress Buns J*"' • 39' been getting away with. We do not even jections to the prospective provisions of sheet off the man. The racing asked. J ^ l t s had a great deal to do "Never,” she said. “I hate it. Nazi schemes against the Jews would give the racing Interests Haddock CHECK! COMPARE! SAVE! seem quite aa frlghtmed aa we ought to that treaty. In Holland. a chance to win by Indifference do what people were going to I worked for six months in BLUE STAMPS SPECIAL - TEK be at the apecUcle of Hoffa'i bravado We suggest, with no particular dimln- be doing the next day, Monte Carlo, right under the ■Hve reaction tei the Vatican and’ default a victory they do Fillets 'f t 1 1-6 Herald Iona Cut Beets 0 CANS 8 9 = aontempt for the process of his own con-'^W iehment of Mr. Wilson's intimate role “My father had this betting gambling casino, and I never to the situation in Holland was not dare ask through the nor­ TOOTH BRU5HE5 29* . shop and I loved the Idea of it. went near it. My father is the ttiat a condemnation by Pope mal rouUnes of a legislative MAIN STREET FRENCH V aoz viction, or his attack on the country that Kennedy and Khrushchev had pre­ SPKIAl i. 59= He waa my hero. I thoiight only one I love to be a gambler. Yesterdays Pius XI would serve only to In- vote signed by a governor—this Freshly Cut — Net Pre-Paekagsd — Nicely Dliplayed! and BIRCH STREET A&P Green Beans STYLE / CANS 8 9 ' whose process of law this is. viously set that phase of world history he was a big gangster. But he t«*»lfy the wliole European • ornate charade proceeds accord­ PARKING I don’t mean the money. Some­ ing to plan. ALKA 5iLTZER 55' '...IMIlLlllllW L — 1 IB 10 OZ The horrible possibility Is that he has up between themselves In that famous goofed. He was too emotion­ how, my father always was 25 Years Ago Nazi a|>paratua against the Calb Dog Fodd^ CANS 8 9 ' been educating all of us a litUe bit al about gambling. He' bet abj^e to put 10 quid on the table Jews. private correspondence of theirs, and ANN PAGE SOSTON STYLE - A&P FROZEN Wint«r Hill Apricof-Noctari Applo-Pnwo,, QT toward his own standards, so that we, v-'^iniself instead of just booking, for food at home. The trouble Rain ends threat of grass fires that time forward B M ons 1 L II O Z 8 9 ' that, if Khrushchev seemed pleased the way one ia supposed to." with a gambler is that . they plaguing area for past week. much aid was given the Jews SWIFT'S PREMIUM •r WITH TOMATO SAUCE d CANS 89' Juices . Applo-Ora^, Orango-Apricet^octar O bots too, have grown more and more indif­ when Kennedy delivered his mellow and from the VsiUesn fai the man­ rememhar Ms efforts cn behsif A&P 1 L6 PEAS Mai’G-lit Amaricin ^low this is one of the great have this incredible energy con­ Potato Morsols PROZEN 4 PK65 89' ferent to questions of right and wrong constructive speech, it was not the truths of the gambling business, fined to themselves and their 10 Years Ago ner of the underground, euch aa of Jewry. SPRING Cheese Slices Wh. Caf. Pimanlo-Swiu •A PKGS 8 9 ' and more and more fascinated by the un­ pleasure of surprise, but that of know­ and it was a little surprising to gambling, and there is none of forged birth certificates aa puipoee of this mieelve AGP Sauorkrout g U IC A N S 2 G^ 39= hear it expressed in the dress­ well ae fonged baptlMMl certi­ to to put forth facts hi t h e scrupulous, amoral enshrinement of it left over for a woman. They UMB LEGS a r 2 LB OF 1 0 Roll! 8 9 ' ing thinga were proceeding nicely, ac­ ing room of a Broadway thea­ C. R. Burr Oo. plsns to. locate ficates. , At one time it was hopes it will serve to allay 59 Groon Poos MIXED S i m 2 can's 37' don't talk to you. You never power over principle, UcUcs over ethics, cording to plan. ter. But Miss Klot does not a Plantland on Tolland Tpke. thought there were more Jews doubts and suspicions and fos- ’ ^ lO.TO 12 LB. WHOLfc OR SHANK HALF BAG WHITE HOUSE NON-FAT know what's on jheir mind. Spinach **' ' 45' Instant Dry Milk MAKIt it OTS FKG what you can get away with over what come across as another of these They have this head all filled Manchester Memorial Hospital in Vatican OHy finding refuge ^ mutual trust and under- SMALi/FRESH m m m 2 89c ought to be. announces urgent need for 18 riMdihg amongst aU'th# chdl- Top Grade Choice Beef hysterical actresses. Instead, with numbers and names of nurses. than there were people of any ► 4?»88>8»> KM8 i ^ she sat and slapped stuff on her horses and they don't care who other race or ereM. dWn of God. Lean, Boneless, Cross Cut For A Nice Old Fashioned •yebraw* and Ulked about ac- CSieney Bros, heads list of 888 Also the material In the stag* *UtotoctXuUy. C Th« Facts on Scat Belts you are or what you look like. taxpayers assessed at more than 100‘r . STAMPS 5 0 EXTRA FIAIO STAMPS tion, "Hiey wish you'd go away *o g*y "The Deputy” has drawn Charles MoOooe 100 ^.STAMPS '*Bookmaklng is legal In Bkig- $10,000 with assessment of more the criticiem of world re- Ik' POT RO AST Lb 79c WITH THIS COUPON AND A WITH THIS COUPON AND THE WITH THIS COUPON AND THE RoBBian Job-Jumpers One of television's so-so comedians they could b^. than 18 million. PURCHASE OF A BOT OF 100 •»owned Jews, many of HAMS 5 9 BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP FOR A NICE $5.00 O R Mcr: p u r c h a s e ■*SE OF COLONIAL MASTER recently unloaded a gag about a fellow Our knowledge of the actual condi­ whose car went through bridge rail-' A . Thought for IWay SMALL, LEAN, MILD CURE C *up*n |e*d Hint Mir. 7, 1*44 Smoked Shoulder Bayer Aspirin ing and sank in deep water. “He was Sponsored by the “ ‘ -rfrim LiMit we ceuwn Ht cuilwncf. Nel |ool tions of life Inside Soviet Russia has, in OVEN ROAST Lb* 1,09 hr lelicct welucli iM lltmi weliJblttl 0 Cmy*s feed *krv Mar. 7, 1944 Oe«d Thrawth Sat., Mirth 7, 1M4 recent years of increased exchange and all right, though,” went the punch line. tor OouaeU of rtbwmiMie Nr -ll*. (SPLD I 8PLD. (SlK I "His seat belt was holding him in place.” F is c h e t t i < FRESHLY GROUND,''LEAN toiudsm, been growing superffclally Perhaps the reason it got a laugh was SMOKED 2 Lba. — — — — — —— — — — — — — — — — — more accurate and up to date. \ that a lot of people still don't know how Tho man who roally want! to H A M B U R G Lb c 1 1 . 1 0 M till M KuruIN* live lit., Mir. 7 A iffMilH M ALL A lt Sepw Mirktti la ihli cmmnlir 1 eltlillr. Talactt a nlw ti 4 lltiM anlllUi* Ir I n n w a i I'la H iH Mm , ettar. a seat belt works and what it does. toam 59 •till, it ia quite possible that it now what God’s will for him is SHOULDERS 4 Since a bad joke can't really be spoil­ •omes as a surprise lo many of us to “ y these words. OROUNDGHUOK lb. He 2 Ibt. $180 read that Russians have just launched a ed, it won't hurt to point out that the SA VE SIFT comedian's friend might have been un­ 1 ^ »'1<1 ELM CITY, LEAN, SLICED * LuK OteanSproy campaign to try to reduce the amount in thought ”by mo?" if wo real­ VEAL : BEEF - PORK lb. 69c 2 lbs. $1.30 C8AN8IRRY JUICE J k M O N EY WITI' conscious when the car hit the water ly want to do God’s will, He wUl GROUND TWICE FOR A NICE ftlEAl LOAF cf job-shifting Russian workers indulge had it not been for his seat belt. As for ■■■II ■■■ ..III ...... f t ■ II I ...... ii.i Liquid Detergent ' in. belM held in. seat belts available today toll us what His will is. BACO N SALE Lb. Pkge 4 9 c Cocktail ^ Plaid Many of us probably thought that can1)e released with the flick of a finger. PACKED BY SPERRY *n BARNES 12 oz 9 7 c No motorist should accept one that does Our Own Pure Pork Produefs Russians had no such thing as freedom wou d be no war, no poverty, CAN O f r s 2 r Stamps not have that feature. PURE PORK 8MAIX ®f employment, and,were placed, by the i» InjueUce. The ,KiniSom of FANCY, FRESH DRESSED \ Bay SUte motorists will soon be on God would have come. lb. Communist regime, in certain jobs se- the receiving end of all the facts about The. Kingdom of God Is the Ucted for them by the aUte and forced seat belts, which have been indorsed by reigr of God. It la God’s ruling • • LINK SAUSAGE Crisco to stay there. the American Medical Association and to ow hearts, ruling over the GRADE A POULTRY Dow Hondl Wrap the National Safety Council as savers of MEDIUM HOT. REG. 880—SAVE 20 C A M A Y S O A P Lava Soop Actually, as the routine memory and thoughts of all men; ruling MBDIUM SIZE ROASTING life and limb. Gov. Peabody has an­ over our hopes, desires, hidden Shortening understanding of most of us has sug­ nounce the start of an "intensified cam­ moUvee and open acU. The ITALIAN SAUSAGE Reg. Size 7 7 ^ A REGSIZE AjPC 100FT A |C paign for the installation and use of seat 1 18 « e c 1 1 1 A7 C 7 gested, there was a time when the Bo- um rch seeks to win not onlv CHICKENS Lb. 3 9 c 0 Cakea O a V * CAKES Roll 9 1 wlU in all motor vehicles throughout Individuals to Christ but n a^n s PURE PORK CAN CAN O l ^ e t gtaU atUmpted to prohibit Rua- the Commonwealth.” LARGE 8 TO 8 4 LR. ROABUNO i •lan workers from changing jobs with- nim Is a Seat belts are standard equipment in Chriatian frtlowahip on earth. OTt the permission of their employers. American made automobiles beginninr For ttet day wo pray; "Lot Lb. 4 9 c SAUSAGE MEAT B rule made in 1#40, perhaps models, and beginning Thy rule come. Thy will bo CHICKENS BANQUET BRAND •a part of a conscious effort to gird for with IMS models no motor vehicle can dwS’ a sjn heaven, so on earth. p l v m f ., Spfe and Span Comet Cleanser Ivory Snow tbs war ahead. M sold in MassachusetU unless seat Reign Hiou over aU men, but m u. uu.CNicxu ■ m O belts are insUlled in them. first over me.” To pray this Lenfen Specials rM I M Tvwrr 9 mu tE But, in the post war Shears, the con­ pny t Is reaUy to our­ BREASTS l i & 9 c LAIGi AAC A 14 OZ A |C LARGE a r c t* trols failed to work. Hiey faded to work The more widespread the InsUllaUon FROM OUR OWN FREEZER. CAPE COD, CENTER CU’T PICG a T A pkgs 4 1 FKo e j n t...... - MIf. CaiOIIN m C *“ Massachusetts motor selves to Him, unconditlasially. QUARTERED VlnMn *RTUMiv u«T because tbsre waa such a labor shortage vehicles, the greater improvement today, for Rls senrtce.-i ^ Thelma M. Qray. Vi^Mldent SWORDFISH SLICES IA employers were wUlIng to bid for be expected in me state's highway cas­ Lb. 4 9 c * ■» wprkers without caring '^ u t ualty r ^ r d s . The beiu will have to be Cowell of JMEATY LEGS FANCY LARRE SMELTS effective—and United Church Women FKOZIN 4 0Z^N CHUNKING for SNOW-WHin CIOTHU ~ t)^,ttelr status. And. in nsd. their fullaat possible use will be a con- n '• K iij Pjn A VII SO’ ID MY-T-flNE 'its im^tioaa m tlm a n ^ J ^ U v e of afencies and official* W in g s l i ^ 2 9 c HowaliaR PaRch 2 ^ 39' SaowyBltadi job ta Job. J^ J« t^ J.u b ll* aafetF^-^WRlKa. i i n i j . n m j u r ■ " II, WHITE MEAT TUNA 85% an S can. Pvddingsm^' '^rt Arm 45 Chtw Main Mmi*i> 99* -M- * v c n i m i i t •UTTH TNINS SUN8HINI CIACKIRI Km AIw iRHAraaJf* Kr^y iiBMEji* ^ i a i t a a t FtHkNagi 2 OiopSvoy '.^’:r.R 99' 8 MANCU ESTER EVENING HERALD. KANCHESTER. OONN^ THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 19M MANCHBS'fER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1964 International Inspection Rockville- V ernon j r . Set for Bis U.S. Reactor R e d C ro ss First which service about 86 per cent Canvass Set EXTRA of the six-state region. Deliveries of reactor equip­ Olenn A. Reed, superintendent GREEN STAINS la Tw«ity>two Incumbent mem ment and the shipment of. un­ National of the plai\t, said the experi­ refined uranium also would be I n 9 T o w n s b e n of the Republican Town mental operation has proven that w ith th« purchoM of $ 5.00 o r m o ro Committee and seven new covered by such international 'mm mYamM&irs similar plants of the future can Stores namee have been eiidorsed by • ntrol arrangements. ttobert J. Oarabedian and Fisher said all the world had be economically competitive Lyman B. Hoops have been AND THIS COUPON the- committee as a proposed with conventional power plants an interest In preventing an in­ named to head this year’s fund KIDEEMAILE AT YOU* FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKH it slate for election to the town using water, coal and oil. committee at the party caucus crease In the number of coun­ drive for the Nathan Hale chap­ He said the first set of large C68P68 VaM Thra SManlar, March 7,1964 tries producing nuclear weap­ ter of the American Red Orose. at * p.m. March 33 at Coventry reactor control rods made most­ LIMIT ONE TO AN ADULT CUSTOMER Granite Hall. There will be an ons while encouraging an in­ Garabedian is president of the ly of silver lasted only a year OGAimis, Hit a TOIACCO ixMn riOM hami ohm / opportunity for nominations crease in countries with peace­ Rockville Area Chamber of and a half and the longest life b fbb from the floor. ful nuclear programs. Commerce and a board member A WISE BUY • SO THRIFTY - SO TASTY - Here's a real meat-time favorite that's still I bargain - that could be expected from the TRUST mi mmmu Present members endorsed "But without effective safe- of the local Red Cross unit. F irs t guan'3,’ ’- he said, "the materi­ rods under the ay.stem was three H's tha on# dish thalt always plaasas tha family and the budget. S f^e it baked, broiled or fried. are; Herman Allard, Albert years. Hoops is a chamber director National | Bray, Rocco Camarco, Donald als and technology which are and manager of the Rockville of­ However, he said an experi­ S. Davis, LAurier DeMars, Mai' acquired for peaceful uses of fice of SNET Co. y ■ ' i i ment in IMtJ making use of boric colm E. C. Devine, Richard M. nuclear energy may be divert­ A house-to-house canvass it acid In the reactor showed that Galinat, Mrs. Kathryn Girard, ed to produce nuclear weapons. slated for the nine-town area the life of such rods could be Mrs. Gertrude Haven, Mrs. Unless effective safeguards are of the chapter. The drive, March FRESH prolonged from 10 to 20 years. Alma Heckler, Bertron A. Hunt, applied, what started out as a IS. will be held in Rockville, Reed said the success of the George G. Jacobson n , Walter use of the atom for peace may Vernon, Ellington, Coventry, test didn’t mean the Yankee E. Keller, Anton M. lAssen, Ed turn Into the development of the Somers, Stafford Springs, Union, Atomic Plant would ever be Ready-to-Cook win Lawton, Mrs. P. Pauline atom for war. Willington and Tolland. successful, but it showed future LiUle. "Should this happen, the ben­ Goal Is 110,500. All money col­ plants could be built to operate Ateo, G. Richard Messier, efits to mankind which we hope lected will be used in the area economically enough. Mrs. Esther 8. M. Olsen, Elmore to obtain by the wide uses of covered by the Nathan Hale WHOLE A. ^Turklngton, Frederick 8, nuclear energy for peaceful Another plant will be built by Chapter. Connecticut Yankee Atomic Pow­ White, Hetbert W. Couch and purposes may be far oversha­ Jobless Report Joseph L. 8hanahan Jr. dowed by the dangers resulting er Corp. on the Connecticut River at Haddam, Conn. The Unemploynien.t Compen­ 2s after the M u ch 23 caucus, the statement in his own 40-minute (Continued from Page One) FroEico AEnerican WITH MEAT BALLS rimary date will be May 4. speech to the conference. Out­ Wednesday. He is a member ot ROASTING CHICKENS ¥he towii committee two-year side the conference room, he York's two Republican sen­ the Charter Oak and Salon ex­ term is to begin May 11. hibiting group. The meeting shrugged off the American sug­ ators, Jacob Javlts and Ken­ SALAD DUSSMO OuManoe Talks Set will be held at 8 p.m. at toe Miracle Whip Availoblo at gestions but avoided any direct Tbe guidance department at comment to newamen. neth Keating. Union Congregational Church. O om iitiy High School wUI have What kind of control does Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, Services at Congregation Most storM flour penaons in at 1:30 p.m. this m ean?" he asked. "Control campaigning in New Hamp­ B’nal Israel wiii begin Friday Nabisco Hits Crackers BARBECUED CHICKENS tonxxmow to tsdk to Junion and over our nuclear industry? You shire for the Republican presi­ at 8:30 p.m. with Sabbath eve­ ■endon ait the achool. know this is a very difficult dential nomination, decided not ning services, the first of a Jl repreaenhaittve o f the Hart- subject. We are very sensitive to come to the funeral because series of three devoted to toe SHOULDIR - 4 to 6 b f fiord Technical InatiKute wid about controls." of the weather. study of Passover. Candle CreaEii of Wheat Cereal SMOKED PICNICS 3 9 tadk to those intereated hi In his speech, Tsarapkin Mrs. Wagner, 54, died Mon­ lightoig time is 5:27 p.m. F ri­ CHiaciN eeoTH 12MOZ tn fM qg-offered at this achool lashed out at what he described day of lung cancer. day. R«iR WITH RICE 2 CANS fre sh to etootnontca, machinery, me- as "neocolonialist and Imperial Before the service, the mayor A choir practice wW be held Kraft ^^***DINI«R***™ 2 and his sons were accompanied OIIAM ftYU 14-OZ Link Sausage sl^LESS -49< Swift's Smokies 'xc 57 obantoa, automotive, and tool- 1st interference" in the internal At the synagogue Fmday at Libby CORN CANS anahing. affairs of newly independent na­ by top city officials at a Low 7:30 pjn. 2 Requiem Mass, offered in be Libby Beef Stew _ A Harttord InatiiUite o f Halr- tions. Sabbath services 'Saturday A N O U PLAK8 7-O Z Big Value klogna»'»rah Heinz Ketchup 2 talk to thoae intereated in this Western troope in South Viet is not a Catholic. CHICKtH reeding w ill be Exodus, chap­ partioutor fleto. Nam, Cyprus, Gabon, Zanzibar, The two altar boys attending 7-O Z ter 35; toe prophetic reading, Snow's MMKfD CLAMS 2 CANS Sliced Bologna "hast ik>z pkg 35< the Rt. Rev. Msgr. James K el­ PKGS Coloniai “ "ISlSt™”* «ozpkg59 A repreaentative firam the Kenya, Uganda and Tanganyi­ 1 Kings 8, verses 40 through 50. Fireside Cookies 5 M nte Depaatment o f Eduoatton, ka and renewed an old Soviet ly—Kenneth Kintler, 10, and Otvtoion o f Apprentice TValn- demand for withdrawal of for­ Richard Pavlik. 11—often play HoepHal Notes Sanalac Dry Milk 10-QT PKG Kabuki Crab Meat Sliced Salami FINAST 8-OZ PKG 39< Liverwurst Stick SPERRY'S LB 39 tog, wMl talk on the apprentice eign troops from ail countries, softball near Grace Mansion, Adm itted yeepterday: Howard coonsH Bajohr, BUington; Cywthla 10H OZ IB proeram to Oonneoticut todua- wherever they may be. the official residence of the Beardsley CAKIi CANS Sunshine^ CHOMCOMIM 27c trtea. mayor. Anestis, Overbrook Rd.; Ber­ 2 Big Two Franks 2mg99< Cottage Cheese WITI^CHIVES -23 nice PhdUipe, 84 BrocUclyn St.- Dongtoa Fettowa of the Ward ROWE, Ms m . (AP) ^ The Msgr. Kelly, pastor of Sacred HNAST 1-LB C A N tohod, a part of the Univer- Yankee Atomic ESectrtc Oo. Heart Roman Catholic church Roae Hannon, 36 Maiden Lane. Red Salmon My-T-Fine i»oddino 4 pkgT 41 e BACK BAY LB totgr of Hartford, wiU ^>eak on ptant tlM United States anno­ in suburban Suffem, is a per­ Birthe yesterday: A daugh­ CtlANS»RCLIANSOR ^ 14-OZ IB Sliced Bacon 53« Perri's Italian Sausage - 79 the two-year technioai program unced today It would place sonal friend of the Catholic ter to Mr. and Mre. Arthur \ « O f n e T 2c D Daalm I Pack j L C A N S 4 9 c Caldwell, Bl^Ungton. Johnson's Glo-Coot c;^n offered by that achool in en- under international Inspection Is mayor. CORN OR. gtoeertng and electronioa. a 897 ntUlion kweetment ot 12 Mrs. Wagner, a Presbyterian Diachaiged yesterday: BUsle Mazola MAROARINI 1-LI PKG Sliced Crispies swaH 31c Briefs New Elnglend utiUty oompeiniea. of Quaker background, desired Beckwith, Tumble Brook Dr.; Mrs. B etty Woods and daugh­ A food aale -wlU be held Sat­ The nation’s first commercial to be buried in the Wagner fam­ urday at the P H N A T lw if t and ily plot of Old Calvary Roman ter. 68 Grand Ave.; Dean Bur­ EXTRA S4H GREEN STAMPS nuclear power plant etarted dick, 94 Grove St. EXTRA S4H GRIM STAMPS SKced Cod - 39< Swordfish - 49 Gift Shop on Main St. The final producing electiicity Nov. 10 Catholic Cemetery in Queens. Cardinal Spellman gave special On Dean’s l is t aPuF withwith On# On# FINAST FINAST with Ona loal FINAST day of a three-day aale of win- 1960, and has Inoreeeed its dispensation for her wish to be Paul Hirth, soq o f Mr. and tor elotlilng for all agea, houae- output ateadUy, reaching a peak warea and books, Jewolty, will granted. Mrs. Theodore Hirth o f Sunrise Two Crust Lemon Pie ou^Mt ot 186,000 kilowatta laat Potato Bread be oonduotod Saturday. In Three hours before the Prot­ Dr., has been luuqed to the Nerw Year's Day. rdiaige wUl be Mrs. Robert estant funeral service, some 300 Dean’s List at Norwicdi Univer­ Hektta, M l*. Robert Rumens and TIm plant site la a once alebpy policemen took posts around the sity, Northflld, Vt. A graduate / 25 EXTRA SAH QRIEN STAMPS I C EXTRA SAH GRIM STAMPS mountain village on toe Deer Mka. Albert Piper. church. of Rockville High School, Hirth with On# FINAST ■ with Ona pkg FINAST -A? Tlw Nathan Hale Community field River, a tributary of Special security precautions stands ninth in his class of 353 Csnfen Qpecisk! Center pep rally membership totf'Oonnecticut River, in a oor- for the President Included sta­ students. * Gingerbread Square Donuts PLAIN, SUGAR. CINNAMON Lsnien Qpeciski dance will be hrtd at 8 pm . to­ nsr ot toe state best known for tioning men on nearby roofs morrow kwtead of Saturday at toe Mohawk Trail of Colonial and closing the funeral service Advertisement— SoM White In Oil the Center's audKprlum on America. to the general public. Wooden Wanted— Newsboy or news- R N A S T - Pm , Y dIIow ly « . Rod K id M y Ifa in a t The daiioe will be Tha power source ia a pree- barricades blocked traffic be­ girl. Overbrook Heights area 7-OZ Unaited to teen-age reaktonts of aurlsed light watch reactor aim- side the church at Madison Vemon. Route available im­ NOW-ALL 12 PIECES ON SALE CANS UB 12-OZ i l O C Coventry only through the age Mar to that which powered toe Ave., and 73rd St. mediately. Call: Herald Clr- Bumble Bee tuna 3 CANS of 18 yean. The admisaion will world’a first atomic subma­ More than 5,000 persons, in­ culaUon Dept. Mr. Wilscm or Bnked Benns be the 1994-65 membership in rine, toe Nautilus. It uses a fuel cluding Cardinal Spellman and Mr. Anderson at 875-3136. MISS LURA — Lenten Treat the center. o t enriched uranium dioxide U S. Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken­ AAada From Luscious Ripa Tomatoes peUeto — there are some 3.6 nedy, visited the bier Tuesday, Vemon news is handled by m j j k STAINLESS STEEL COOKWARE SPECIALI Svealng million pelleta bi more than 23,- and about the same number of by The Herald’s Rockville Bu­ 4W OZ CAN ORANeiS 14-OZ O oventrr y oorrenpoodent, 000 stainleaB steel tubes — umers paid their respects reau; 5 W. Main S t, telephone Wednesday. Medium Shrimp BTL$ little , telephoi weighing a total o< 25 tone. 875-S1S6 or 643-3711. FLORIDA Ketchup FINAST T4X-9881. The Atomic Ekietgy Commia- Thousands of messages of RID — Rich Tropical Bland sympathy have been received aesAvmegoMfMm For Staws, Cassarolas or any Tomato Reap# aion (ABC) oontiihuted some e s s a y i n r e c o r d v r VALENCIA Billy Rose Married 86 mUUon for research and de­ by the mayor and the couple's WASHINGTON (AP)—"The 1-QT 14-OZ $ 1 0 0 velopment end plane to pro­ two sons, Duncan and Rob­ OhaUenge o f Citlsenahlp.’’ a Natural Color 8-OZ vide fiiel for toe pioneering ert Jr. prize-winning essay by EUzA- cans t o m a t o NEW YO R K (A P )—Showman Huwuiinn nmoi 3 H u n t ' s SAUCE 5 CANS Johnson and Wagner have beth Parkhurst of Lebanon, u-sv Billy Rose, who recently made operation fOr Ita first five KPVER.E PATKIOT WARE years. been close friends politically. Conn., was introduced into the WITH "HEATLINED'’ CORE AiMPk^Prune, Orange-Agrket Noctnr, Aa ln-Gfnpe, Apricot Nectnr $4 million on the stock market The mayor was Johnson’s guest H N A S T — Swaet, Goldan Kernab in four months, disclosed Research was cerried out by congressional record yesterday when the President addressed by Rep. WHHam L. St. Onge, D- QUART Wednesday nlg^t he was mar­ toe ABC and toe Westinghouee Congress after the assassina­ 1-LB ried Sunday for the fifth time. Eleotric Gbrp., which also help­ Oonn. The essay won the Con­ BTLS Carrots 2«'^s15< tion of President John F. Ken­ ed with design and oonstrucUon necticut < Veterans of Foreign NOW ON SALE!...6th WEEK^LAST 2 ITEMS jukes C o rn WHOLE KERNEL 4 The bride is Doris Warner AT- nedy. Winter Hill 3 CANS dor, 48, daughter of motion-pic­ ot the large spherlceJ plant. Crowds stood In the rain out­ Wars "Voice of Democracy” contest. * pc. Tha Crackar With Tha Lively Flavor ture mogul Harry Warner and The Atomic reactor ia en- side the funeral home and out­ 4 Qt. Covtrad Spinach TIX AS K)OZ CELLO 19< Emit JaSee, Sptnrmint Lernres, 5pka 5tkfcs and Dre|M, Orangt fleet widow of motion-picture director cloaed in a cylindmoaUor shaped side the church, closed to the , Sauea Pet 3ai. MIxinS Sdwl See D hplay ^ CSiaiies Vidor. ^btaed ineesure vessel 31^ feet public, eight blocks away. Iq l. 5 ^ K)-OZ PKG The marriage took place at high, with walla eight inches Hundreds of dignitaries were $ 7 5 9 of all Stores c h e e z . i t Rose’a luxurious estate at Mon­ thick and weighing 200 tons. | $ 3 9 9 Sunshine Cabbage Nnta«N u> $< In the church. iimited Offer candy tego Bay, Jamaica, B.W.I. Tha sphere surrounding the re­ Chuckles 2 49* An honor guard of 140 police­ The new Mrs. Rose has three actor is 15 feet in diameter. men, firemen and sanltatiqn PMAST — Family Favorite PMAST — Family Favorite aoas and a daughter. Rose has Its power is fed into the tys men stood outside the church ■0 children. Lemons X 'p;::!^; 2 'o. 39< terns of the 13 member firm s' doors. 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/ fAOS TVrSLTB IIANCHBSTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,,CONN. THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1964 1M - Section Two THURSDAY, MARCH 6. 1964 aanttng such p ro o f in wx4Utag iEanrh^atrr Euntlttg IfmiUi Rosary Society Idle Claims Up 31 New Electors Run m town dark of tha town School Menus — A ______^ ■ ■ ------in which ha had prM ouriy ban Rtadtr ft ftM ur Plans Food Sale 106 DuHng Week TV-Radio Tonight Added to Lists a voter. PrtvaU Nadlata hr 4 ■ II School Board Makep] sioners, qusstionsd wlisthar tiM The Manchester puUlc aehool Pension Board town i* naatching ths employs menu for the week of March 9 Unemployment oompenaatkM VLU H IK TUGOSIAVIA MRS. BIARIB , EarninggGo' H m RoMry Soototy of St. TMrty-om pmona appatwad oontributions, as agriMd upon at Is as follows: chUma filed In Manchester last RRLORADB (AP)—The Tugo- 9U Albany Avatma Bridfot's Cbnroli will aponaor at iMt night'a montbRr votar- alav praaa ranirtad Wadnaaday Ask» Fund Hike % town msstlng In 1984, and On Investments Monday: Breaded veal outlet week rose by 106, or 9 per cent B iu lfo rd , Ckam. a food Mtlo aft^ all the Masses tomato sauce, mashed potato, Television maklng aaaHon. that a flu epidemic la apraadlng again at a board of directon’ Effect of Ruling meeting in 19S4. Sunday in the church basement buttered wax beans, bread, but­ shout* the figures for the week • :00 ( I) Big I nieater (Is pros-* ( 8-30-40) Fllnutonss (C) Of tha total, 16 lagtoteied m in the country uid haa ao far At a public healing of the TVywn propsK y wM IfUl rcM) (13) Movie - # Schsndel said that tha town’s .Chdcea m ay be brought to the ter, milk, cranberry crl^. ending Feb. 22. . Rapubiicans, 11 aa Damoorata, cauaad 31 daatha. peiwlon board budget before due again in Jtdgr ______Tuesday: Spaghetti with meat (30) Early Show (In progreia) (M) Bconoinlc BlsbUsbts pension fond oontributions The rise in all of Oonnecticat ( 8) N«w« 8:00 ( 8-10-40) Doona Reed b tha ooiU mint region of the general manager yesterday. ths 1964-40 fiaoal ywr'baglM . ^church basment between 7 and sauce, toaeed salad, Italian (23) SkUnt- add 6 dadarad thamgaivaa un- should be Incrsossd whsnevsr was 2 per cent. Statewide ( 8) Bawhlde Tuala, in central Tugoalavla, Werlltitr Or(M Delayed in State Pension Board Chairman Hen­ TTm budgst that wiU fovem ax- • pjn. Saturday or before MaM bread, butter, milk, applesauce. (18) In the Publla Interest (80) Naked C3ty afftHatad. 16,000 oaaaa of Ou were report­ ths salaries of town employss claims increased by 888 to 42,- (34) Dlsoovery , (» 1 film •re increased. pendMurea is being ooinpiM Wednesday: Hamburg pattie Tba additiotui baruaiglit tlia ed. Nearly 3,000 miners are ab- ry Becker charged that the now . on Sunday. 289 last week. During the UO) Bje-Dentlfy _ (34) FOCUS on Behavior ONLY ..... S)*K Martin repUed that the town on roll, potato chips, buttered .same period last year, claims (U ) la ltv 8:80 ( 1 0 4 ^ ) Dr KUdars town’s voter strtngft to 21.70L aant from work. Many achoola in pension fund had been "short­ But tha tax money ooBsetsd 'niose desiring pickup serv­ (40) Checkmiats (M) The Editors w ith 9,506 UiKad aa R apubll- 96-aote pedfUboord, Owe Ol- An attorney general’s opinion which exempts boards is meeting its obllgaUons to the green beans, milk, cherry tapi­ across the state amounted to 6:10 ( 3) News tha country sura eloeed. changed” $86,000 in the past in July will bs spent over ths ice may call any of the com­ oca. Sports and Wsath- (S-afMO) My Three Bona cana, 8,054 aa Damocrata, and n ote nwMinala. R aoeat ttadi of education in Connecticut from the operation of a gen­ pensioners, and that ths budget 43,977. 8:00 (3) Perry M m ioa Good condition. three years, because of the cuts cuts of ths past three years whols fkmri year. And Until it mittee members. They include Thursday: Oven fried chicken, I»caHy, 1,309 persons applied 616 (33) Club Bouss (18) Subscription TV 4,139 tMiaffUiatad. eral itatute limiting the number of members of same is needed, it can be inveatad by Mia. James Sirianni, 262 Qreen cranberry sauce, parslied pota­ (13) Newsbest ( 8-30.40) Jiininy Dean T h t next votar-making aaa- Spedwl Vfilna R y^ made to Its recommended budg­ havd not remitted in any de­ fbr compensation checks last 8:3U ( 8) Hons Kons (24) By-Line party who can serve on municipal boards apparently has ets. • the town to bring In some ad­ Rd.; Mrs. Louis DellaFera, 202 to, whole kernel com, bread, ( 3) WalteralU Chonklts~ •ion will ba held Aprtt 1, fkom not yet had the effect of |wt crease or depletl Preview 896-6696 the board of education. ca l year 19)34-65. L ast year’s fund’s aetua^ has reported LmSerc nuuMgea the tow n ’a teenth spot m the state last 8:46 (30) Ron Cochran (8-12) The ^ r s e s *ng. Btatuta. money between'^ooUeetkm and Tpke., and Mrs. Daniel New- salad, bread, butter, milk, ice 7:00 ( 8) Wyatt Barn Adams “Evwythhir la Flowan” One of Qie two iteti allocation was $54,900, al­ that the pension fund is in a wertt in total claims filed. The (33-8(M0) News. iporU. In addition, any aligibla par^ A ohoiUc o f a num ber o f odu dtabursement, investing It in eomb, 02 S. Hawthorne St cream . 10:30 (M) Art of Seeing aon who haa kvad in town for Ceahrally Located At makes iL.lHegal for etiy party though $74,960 'had been re­ healthy conditioh, and that week before It had been the weather 10:% (8) Lawbreaker 94 BIRCH STREET catlonal and legal sources quested. sho4t term U.8. Treasury bHla. (10) Have Gun. Will Travel at least six montha, and who to nominate more ce^datea there are adequate funds to take thirteenth position. (40) Marrry A Millionaire >4»-4444 — M S-m ? shows that no school board has care of the needs of the current In a report to General Mim- (12) Newsbeat . . „ (20) News Special haa previoualy votad in aoma for any municipel office than Becker said that the $88,000 Hartford reported the most (18) Subscription TV 11:00 ( 8-8-10-13-20-23-30-40) News. Open 8:80-8:80 been throw n Into poUUcal im- a voter is entitaed to vote for. Increase -for next year Is neces­ eight pensioners. ager Richard Martin, Lsdero claims with $5,401; followed by (30) Cannonball other OofmecUout town, may s p M l a l . Sports Weather Ofien Thmoday Nl^ita tlIl-9 balance aa the result of filling . The other atatute involved, sary to pay for the town's Becker cautioned, however, notea the General Fuiul invest­ New Haven with 5,360; then (34) At Issue 11:15 (SO) Tonight Show (C) reglatar on any wade day, be­ vacanolog by election. Elections 7:16 (22) Kings of Golf ( 8) Movie Paridag AeroM tha Street Section 9-304, provldek for mi­ sliare of an improved pension that his concern is for future ment program has brought In came Bridgeport with 4,953; (% ) Sports Camera tween- 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m., in FRIDAY ONLY to fill vacancies, coupled with (40) Steve A'lan F o r too C4we... nority representation on board* plsin, as approved by the board needs, rather than current ones. $27,993.18 during the first and Watertjury with 4,306. 7:% (10-33) Temple Houston 11.30 (13) Movie the town oterk’a offto, by prar electicma for regular terms on eight months of the current fis­ Ijinights of Columbus (% ) Have (jun Will Travel 11:% (10-30) Tonight Show (C) of eduoaition by epecifylng of directors, and to replace the ( 8) Password_____ (.8) Movie boards of edufutUon, could re­ method of deotion. It aays funds which have been cut by cal year — compared to $11,- CAMPBELL COUNCIL NUMBER 67S SEE SATURoAXTs TV IVEKK FOR COMPLETE URTtNO BANANA sult In such a violation of the “When the number of members the board the last three years. Five-Day Clinic 396.84 during the fhat e ig h t state’s traiUtion of bipaitlsan- to bo elocted to the board of He explained that the town’s months of the last fiscal year. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 25 Pupils Open Ism on school boards. ^ A N D education for the same term contribution should be based T o End Tonight And, he aaya the laat flscid Recital Series In Manchester, for Instance, at any election is Oven, no elec­ on 5.7 per cent of the municipal year’s total from the investment Radio It could result In seven or eight tor snail vote for more than payroll, and that, with benefits program — at $53,024 — w as 49 Presenfs (This Uatlsg Include* only thooe newt broadoaat* of 10 or 16 members of the same puty ob a bare majority of that num­ to pensioners being Increased Toni^t is graduation night per cent better than the year TTia Werner Studio has an­ RUMMAGE SALE before that.- notnute length Some stations carry othe- short aewiu>a.< ■ CREAM CAKE the nine-member boarfl of edu­ ber. Whim the number of from one per cent to one-and- for approximately 100 partici­ nounced the first of a series of cation. membeni to be elected to the He predicts the total earninga WDBU—isat ;0e Nlghtbeat one-quarter per cent, the full pant* In the Five-day-no-amok- for this year’s General Fund In­ mid-season recitals to be held 6:U0 Long Jobn Wads :!)U News Soturdoy. March 7th from 10 A.M. t« 1 P.M. Tha attorney general’* opin­ board of education for the aame' request should be allowed. 8:00 Raynor Bhlnea :16 Sports Final ing Clinic, being conducted at vestment program will top last 1 06 New* Sign Oft 83e ion, issued for the town of Mon­ term at any eleotion Is odd, no Sunday afternoon at 3:30 in the % Art Johnson Show General Manager Richard IlUng Jiaiior High School by the year’s Judging by the progress Second Grand Night chapel of South Methodist WRAT—*18 WPOP 1418 roe a year ago, Is the basis for elector shall vote for more than Mrs. Leona Juros, a Grade 1 teacher at Buckley School, points out to some of her pupils Martin promised to keep the to date. 6:uo Easy Ed Snov. :uu Joel Cash Tokottvila Cowgrtgotinal Church a bare majortty of that num­ Manchester Chantoar of Com­ Chuioh. Plano and organ selec­ 6:30 News Weather and Sports the opinion by Town Counsel ths kinds of articles she and her committee have mads for ths MEA Bazaar. From left, the pension board “Informed of And th e' htUf dozen apecifle :0U BUI Hughes at an Irving Aronson that a ptnpoeed ber.’’ merce, In oonjunotion with the tions will comprise the pro­ 7:00 Edward P Morgan 00 Mad Daddy Show children are Robert Ostberg, ’Timothy Cbsriebols, Jaeslyn Goss, and Kim Morrison. (Herald w hatever cu t I reccmimend In National HeeOth Foundation. funds the tiaasurer manages ar* gram by students of Frederic 7:16 EM Hayes Show WINF—1218 Flense use Elm Hill Rond entmnee. 8poipM«d by Lndlen’ revision to the Manchester char­ In MaiMheater, three mem­ photo by Oflara.) your budget,” so that It will idso providing "adequate and in­ 10:% Tonight At Mv Plao* 1)0 Mswa. V’eather. Sports m a y r o n * « ter is not Uleg4d. ’The 7:30 p.m. session wUl be E. Werner and Mrs. Ixiuise 1-80 Sian Ofl 3C- Showcase Missionary Society. Ught refieahmento will be on sale. bers eve elected to the board of ------* - know how to approach the devoted to a sharing of «q)eri- creased gainful returns,” Ls- R ecknagel. w n v —isss 46 Lowell Thomas That revision, one of a number educatkxi for the same term at of M U S I C b a k e s h o p a who have benefited fkum the board of directors at Its April ences, and will conclude vrith clere aaya. There will be 25 participat­ 8:00 New.^ SporTt and Weather 60 Sports Tim* which may be submitted to vot­ each alectfon, and thus the vot­ ior* w ho oo4fiitemplaite a career 6 public hearing. 6:35 Music Ul' Niwc Showcase MEA Bazaar fund are Joan Boaio, Roberta in teaching spend a week ob­ the signing of personal "no ing In the recital, som e o f 6:46 Three Star Ihctra 36 Public Affairs Program ers, provides for filling any va er is permitted to vote for two. Martin said that, before ar­ TAX EVASION BeneAt of K of C—^Magr. Hannon Scholarship Fund 7:06 Ski Report Lockwood, WllMam Ayer, John serving and cMng simple teach­ more smoking:” oommitmenta, which are beginners this sea­ 00 The World Tonight : oancy which arises on the board No party, therefore, can nom­ riving at a decision, he will first whl(9i the parUcipants will N E W H AVEN (AP) — R ob ­ 7:16 Conversation Piece 16 Ufe Line of-education by election at Uie inate more than two candi- Set Saturday Peltmey, Richard Pepin, Gillis ing in the town’s 15 elementary son. Parents, friends and all In­ 7:26 Chet HunUey % Showcase Boisaoneault, J-anet Flavell, Pa­ study the actuary flg;ures as keep, for future reminders. ert J. Greene, who operates 7:% News of the World next town election, Instead of datea. The resuH is that no schools. Last year 87 stu­ terested persons are welcome 06 Pest of Broadway tricia Leduc, Judith Barnard, well as the projected estimated 'There will also he a testi­ three shoe siorea in ‘Hartford, to attend. 7:46 Congressional Report 06 Showcasa and Nesrs allowing an appointee, named by more than two of the ^ throe dents participated in this pro­ income from the fund's Invest­ AT EAST CATHOLIC 8:06 Pop* Concert 26 Sign Off A biwaar to benefit the MEA RdnaJd Gambolali, Robert Ham- monial period, duiing which West Hartford and Giaston- tha boaitl of educaUon, to flU elected can be of the same par­ gram . m ents. Student Scholarship Fund, iU, K atherine Kanehl, M ichele time, the new "non-smokers” buey, haa been found guilty of the full unexplred term, ty. One of them must be from Guadano said the MEA ly to ths vacancy by appointment where homemade aprons, pot- boards of eduoatlcm. only until the next town elec­ holders, baked goods, candies, p a That Btatute provKleB that no tion. Then the vacancy would cheeses, books. Jewelry, rum­ FROM THE FIRST more than sbe memhem of the have to be filled by the voters mage, and the like, will be same party may serve on. a at that election. solcL OF THE MONTH nine-member board. It also pro­ Launched in 1956 aa part of vides, however, that the tesUic- This “extra” term of office the MEA’il teacher recruitment tlon does not apply where a being voted upon at the election work, the scholraship program greater degree of minority rep­ is what makes It possible, un­ has since disbursed a total of EXCLUSIVE AT ' i t 'Ct resentation is guaremteed by der certain conditions, to elect $4,050 to 16 Manchester High a^tcA>e4/&^ oth er law . a seventh member of the same CURRENT ANNUAL School seniors whose intent The attorney general has held party to the board. If there was to'become teachers. DIVIDEND SAVIMGS that boards of education in Con­ were two vacancies to be filled According to MEA Presi­ necticut ore guaranteed a great­ —two “extra” terms—eigdit dent Michael Ouadano, 10 of LOAN i er degree of minaiity repreaen- members of the same party the recipients to date have been TURNPIKE TV ASSOCIATION could be elected OPEN TILL 5 P.M. tatJon by a combination of two graduated from college; six are Women's Beffer other statutea, and for that rea­ ’The attorney general. In the known to be teaching; one is a Monday, Tuesday,. M day son the slx-out-of-nine law does Miunroe case, has decided that social worker; and the profes­ ______rtgaweiAi tiisTiT»TUtf n ot apply. this rituatlon does not run <»im- sions of three are unknown. Thursday TUI 8 PJH. High or Mid Heel Thue, it le legal, as long aa ter to the statute*, IroaiooUy, Current scholarship holders Famous, ^ d o te d . Wedaceditf^ A t Noon BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 91, COVENTRY ' the other two statutes' are not the oppUcation of two statutes are attending Southern Con­ violated, to eieot more than six which an Vtarnwtad to pro­ necticut College, the Universi­ vide a greeiter (lagree minority ty of Connecticut, Springfield APPLIANCES and TV I representation thw the gon- College, and Central Connecti­ aral provisiona for minoiity cut College. PUMPS representation in 08 9-167A Mandheater young people paves the wiay for leas minor­ ity representation when a va­ In Smart Spring Colors! cancy is fUed by election. Ehren with the statutory legal • Bone Leather problem out of the way, some CARLE SPINET question about the legal sound­ • Black Patoit b ness of the proposed revision re­ Brand New.. $498 mains. According to some au­ Beautiful design In mah. Foil • Nude Patent \ I r<)\i \ ri( thorities on the chapter, It would 88-note. LT.WOOD ) \ i I ()i; I conflict with Section 1 of Chap-’ —Special Vaine By— • Red Patent ter 9. V MEANS That section says in part; “ At PROTECTION CONTRACT LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET • Pink Patent each such election (town elec­ GOSS PIANO GO. tion) no elector, shall vote for 121 Allyn St, Hartford FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT • Yellow Patent more than two candidates to 525-6696 3 j A l m b x i i g i a n O d a x * take office In the year of the FREE OF EXTRA COST U.S.D.A. CHOICE W 4 election. . .’’ Under the terais of the revi- COVERS PARTS, LABOR AND Trim, tapered, for fiMl oll8, torvloe^ square-throat, so ■ton, each voter would be al- SERVICE OF ANY KIND rich and hixntl- liMtlng oquIpiTitiit lowiid' to vote for three candi­ FOR out. Sizes 4% to dates to take office in the year • I 10. phono S22-8151 of the election — two for ordi­ BONELESS HIP nary terms and one for the va­ PHILCQ cancy. The winners would take Cosmetics lb 179 PEARL STREET office in the November following aauiasttw HABTFOBO. O O ^. the October elecUoa. r r s OF BEEF Uggefts COLOR TV APPROXIMATE* CUTS—« to 7 BONELESS BUMP STEAKS—1 OVEN ROAST .AVERAGE WEIGHT 19 LBS.- and Ml«m ' Smart ^|«k At The Parkade /SPRING BAZAAR MANCHESTER WAYBEST NATIVE GRADE “A” TOBIN’S—WEBSTER* LARGE and MEATY SPONSORED BY MANCHESTER EDUCATION CHICKEN SLICED BACON p a ten t straps ASSOCIATION ILLING JR. HIGH SCHOOL CASH FUEL MIDDLE TURNPIKE BREASTS H). 49c •V? to i SERVICE LEGS lb. 59c •Also In/an SATURDAY, MARCH 7 Save $9.00 On 200 Gallons 5 9 J Slxcfi 10 AAL-9:80 P.M. 24>Hour Burner Service to I EXTRA LEAN—FRESHLY GROUND GROTE and WEIGEL LITTLE Bskeid Goods, diM sc, White Elephant Sale, Hand NOT PRE-PACKAGED McKinney Made Artidei^ Movies for Children, Jewelry, Grab LINK SAUSAGE Lmnber and Supply Oo. CHUCK GROUND Bag, Books and Refreshments will be featured. ✓ Est.. 1947— Bolton Charcoal Portraits by Liz Humphries TeL 643-2141

fo r n»g;nVg[rteg“ * Chooee from a complete line of fine «> furniture cabinets in mahogany 6 9 * Danish walnut and early American 79 maple. 21-Inch all channel, new HOME FREEZER DEPARTMENT ~ U.S.DJk. CHOICE Novy Stylo Military Toe Vivid vision color or black and wklte pictures. Model 6210 * BUDGET MONTHLY — 90 DAYS CASH WESTERN STEER BEEF CIWCELUTIONS MANCHESTER MEN'S SHOES HINDQUARTERS | FOREQUARTERS W ith Gointtlne Goodyear Welf L A D IE S ’ STACK^ N E E L S 4 9 £ Tel. 649-8406 NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR AODTO— JO — PAGKAOINO AND SHARP FREEZINO — ALL WORK PONJG B Y E X P E R T M E A T O D T R R S ®®“ vefyjNormnl Installation, IMU Mfg. !);e wamuitgr aai Average Trade. W a rtRt eoM storoga loekort for yoor . OPEN DAILY TO 6 PJf. - WED., 1WUR8., FRL TO 9 PJL « $1.25 a Bioath. The lo^or hoMt < 250 poMMb of moat. MANCHESTER GREEN Compaq Hib dool bafow yog boy g Genuine leather up­ pers with long-woar USE OUR CONVENIENT LAYAWAY PLAN... NO EXTRA CHARGE J solos, rubber heels. ' SKOP u s A t 5 T SlBM to 13. • SNOE OUTLET i1 MSSEU ST. REAR OP ICE PLANT A43.M24 lASr MIDDU YURNFIKI M A N C H It T IR PLENTY OP PRO PARKMO SPACE O H N f i M AM. TO flOO FJ4. DAILY ROUTE S— SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. UlUm^ililU!IIIP!iiiiHl^«ll^iH«aalmll^ffiimi^miliU!ini!iii:::;n•:li.^::^ Save on Everything You Buy at King’s • PLENTY OF ntH PARKING • ■’ i <»- ' 1 ' , ' • a I f ■ .V.'a

PAOl fXIDBlBEM MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. iHURSDAV. MARCH 6, 1964

July 1,* wherein teacMen will Martin commended the Insur­ Ddnocratift Nattawi Ootir MANCHES'fKR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1964 Insurance Costs participate in a program hither, ance adviaory committM for Democrato List tfcn, achedided for Aug. M la to eitJ^ed by only municipal the fine work it has bem doing AtlantteOty. ^ May Show Rise employes. The now plan also In effecting savings to the Ginvention Dates providea for life Inauranoe cov­ town. The FTiat OonjfrMelonal Dia- ^ Opnrention wlU ba bald erage aubstahtialiy higher than The fire and publle-UabUlty U m auds DeroocraOe Patty Mid aootal ■t U m dotal Bond ta Bartfocd. the $1,000 now in force. covaraga eatlmata Includes fha hM anoonced ttM dates and k>- —uuiSy paymmutm #or Um fisc&l Comtt for Blae Croas, C3dS at 3 pjB. on Juna M. new Cantral Flrehouaa, as wall oatloiM for tto Stata OotweD- will oMat to andocM a oan- year may eoat 'the town and major medical coverage as th< proposed addlUona to the tion, Oodgraeaianai DisM ot was eaUmated iit $17,500 for ttdata for nomination of a U A IlMOO m on Umui is betn^ Robertron, Keeney St. and Ooovwoitkxm, and Sen atn M Ttepsaaentathre ficm that HAPPINESS is having a apMt «Hs year, pr

TENDER, WELL TRIMMED HRST FOOD STORE’S nNDER-TRIIMED HAPPNffiSS b lovalt froi levehr l*b t MEATS STEAKS Unbeatable buy! Worth twice the prteel ALL OUR M£ATS ARE FRESHLY CUT—NONE PRE-PACKAGED H Air-tuini Fusnc - 4 ^ SIRLOIN DECANTER The Stop & Shop folks who serve you certainly appreciate compliments from satisfied customers. But we d(m*t rest on our laurels. Your letters keep spurring us on to even greater efforts to serve you better at Stop & Shop.

TENDER iiiil BIq 2-qusrt dim In s n«w spses $«v*r shsps — im* PORTERHOUSE br*«luibl« polysthybns ^tH e in psifm cobn. LARGE FRESH NATIVE M turs to gtt youral DOWN 60 F O W L Cnt-Up or Whob Lb. LEAN SHORT SHANK PRICES! SMOKED PICNICS » 39e HAPPINESS is knowing when you buy i t ... MORRELL PRIDE—ALL MEAT Royal •nnrb 10 99* WIENERS U.M.59C You*!! lout the flavor! CrMRi of Wheat' *37* it’s the finest meat you'll ever e a t ! 79' Bayer RARChickeii***2 'LT 23* d p T M V NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS...... 12 o*. pk». 87c Quart of A&H Borax . n^Y« 2 7 * KEEBLER TEA SQUARES...... 9 os. pkg. 29c Salad Dressing 'S < ' Aspirin 5-lb bag of of frM stamps! StopASbtii AA q BU M B LE BEE *7 0 2 . . . . a q ^ ♦© 6ia baet “ ■ - ■ V S O L ID P A C K TINS SUGAR WHITE TUNA bttSOclaael Granulated. S 5 9 ‘;; Gat Top Valua Q rriwcI SliriBi|i 39* Stampi, tool 69 Lambtralhaa^M Sil-.^ .a..Whoie . mRegular Save lOe. Bag Prida Bread medtaai 100 Stop & Shop Aspirin 19' CONN. Your whole family will m laawa ao4 LhM LARGE DOZ. ir. Dry. n « enjoy the delicioua, deli­ (aamata) 10* GRADE A EGGS SIZE cate flavor of thia tender STOPISHOP PRINT BUmR-TNE BEST Mortoi'f %T roaat. Swift Premium 3 and Armour Star Lamb ¥.' B. Orada AA — ' 9d acora — Ritz Crackers pSSSia 37* at a low price to help indad by Uoala Bam aa tha baat SALE * your budget! CARNATION TALL battar you caa bnyt Mada from p M f l l pwa awaat traam. lara Be torn- W w ■ ContadiM W 4 iff 4^ EVAPORATED TINS Oven-Ready l^ s >>69* MILK pared Do other iaa brands I Oeahr aeeea ewNan DOUBLE Lamb Combination <> 33‘ (Ufctiw aed ptaaM ler tlaw) VERMONT 12 O Z . MAID STAMPS SYRUP BOHLE Add theae bargaint to your shopping Mst!. SttpASiwp FrtuR Oiii|B M m 3ls89* / WEDNESDAY SWEET, JUICY 2 p e e * sf Fig Bars ■-nahi-...m . FRBH PRODUCE I KYIRYDAY LOW PRICE | 39 . In Htrtforel, E«tt Hartford, Ow M Pm Crapa M y •hD$-o...is.4.h, 35, Woif Hartford, Middintown, FLDRIDA VALENCIA SWKBT L IF T Ttwmpionvilla, Briitol, Man- BONEIiSS CHUCK SWBBT JUICT FLORIDA FRUIT COCKTAIL 2‘«iii®‘ 75e Stop A Shop Paaaat B a ^ 35< ehastar and Naw Britain. GRAPEFRUIT For 49e SNOW’S Stop A Shop Tolot Tissao 4 '** 39< HAPPINESS C4Uar. MAVBL CLAM CWOWDER Tha day on tha wrappar la 2 'j[,;^ 4 5 e Plak Utiia Dish Datorgtal 59* your guarantaa of fraahnaiil is serving a SUNKIST ORANGES 5u..«S9c HUNT'S YUU PAY 9' USS Top o' the Grade i TOMATO SAUCE Semi n W6w #W awwewm wWm #w P* ewe MWW 3 ’ ! , : r 2 9 e FUR 2 LUAVES UF roast from HBINZ ORANGES GREEN CABBAGE Sc DAISY sw BREAD Stop & Shop! KETCHUP. M 0.. Bot 2 1 c aaaiwtf ta atliir fmaii brtadt W AaHKD and OUA m b d SNOW’S FRESH SPINACH HdHn i R| Newtee pJfAU 39* 3 ' d n i l U 2 i s . 3 9 ‘ MINCED CLAMS 2 ’ eN9hp4tatTae w m 32< Madarwaod OavIlMl HaM Beaalafs Ihiderait naadwM TraaT 4' elf A]ax dearnr 4 Tif 35' *ii..- * OyaiMt 2 43 (Shoulder UqwM'DglM^Nt London BrojI Steak A * .4 m 7 5 « A jn leaihyPphiiiet tBIT 36* Actfoa CMoriaa Blaach FOOD For fN t Mtioa Stop&Shep* 6 7 * Thick-Sliced Bacon STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. HwhetAbEieAieir^ "ijr 59> STOP c SHOP ICdH0M*F CINTIR ST. —PLINTY OP FREE PARKMe ttMlMINMMIliYMa f SM PitaN FbN NttUte* •***" tit JBSt.oaii|M SALUTES h i g h QUALITY • GROCERIES • MEATS • PRODUCE • LOW PRICES 10* »H SwM Iheld iXSX, 5 5 '' Pibnt WMi HmAw “ g y Sit Haddock NATIONAl OPW W aW lSM V, mURSOAY, FMDAV TILL t PM — MIUHDAY IK L 4>M P M PilMi InM Nttditi Hi BaaMtrt cm lama '{X * WEIGHTS iod MEASURES 1 0 i I r FEfliVAL OF FOOD ViUllES W l

i t f Here'i a treat that cen't be beat for palate-pleatln9 goedneii and puria-plaailng aaenanw. It'i choice porit. .. cut from young, eorn-fed porltert... lean— ai tandar at chlekan -a i taify at itaak. And thi» young, tandar perk it tha bait maat buy of th# waak-^uallty-wlia . . . DURING OUR GIGANTIC palato-wite ... and panny-wiie-. ALL th# popular cuti art priced to give you the TOPS In goed Head of RAM eating at a real LOW COST. So taka your pick of thii perfect pork for a marvaloui maal thla Hob«tt W. Fergumi, 141 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST 8r«nt Rd., V«mon, w u «l«ot«d moat ■BoaUant Mgti priaat of IN MANCHESTER TENDER YOUNG FRESH D«Ma C9npt«r, Royal Arch Ma- ■ona, ait tha annual meeting: Open Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. till 9 laat night at ttia Maaonlc Tem-1 Ida. OttMT oMcara elected are I DOUBLE STAMPS Ame P. Sterud, king; Clarence Every Scrt. Night E. Scheibel, actlibe; Hayden U PORK Griawxdd Sr., treaaurer; Fran- eia J. Scheibel, aecretary; Earl | From 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. C. Laraon, captain of the boat; i Bm eot C. Zappa, principal ao- Joumer; and Grady L. Peareon. [ royal a i^ captain. R O A S T i ^ Lb. COME ...JOIN US DURINC OUR BRAND OPENING! The fttUowing appotnUnenta I were announced by High THERE'S A BIG TREAT IN STORE FOR YOU . . . PERSONAUZED Prieat-alect Ferguaon; Walter | A. North, third vetl; Norman R. SERVICE THROUGHOUT . . . YOUR CHOICE CUTS OF MEAT Balch, aecond veil; Henry B. I CUT TO YOUR ORDER . . . SATISFACTION GUARANTEED . . . Lee, first veW; Roy Sorenson, Loin End Pork Lb. / STOP IN AND SAVE! chaplain, and WilUam C. Bray, | U- s. CHOICE BLOCK STTIi aentineL V. g. OHOICB Ferguson, a Manchester na-1 tlve, la a gpraduate of Manches­ ter High School, the University of Virginia, and Montgomery Rib Hall Pork Lb. 49‘ CHUCK STEAKS College, W ashington, D. C. He UGAX, FRESH la married to the former Miss Geraldine Oeasy of Charlotte- vUle, Vfu, and the couple has lbs. six children. GROUND BEEF U. 8. CHOICE Chuck Roast He la employed by Hamilton I Loin Hal/ Pork Lb. 55‘ Standard aa a design la3rout SAVE 20< draMsman In the Broad Brook divlaion, and la a member of St. Mary'a Church, Manchester | LONDON BROIL Lodge of Masons, and Adoid- QUART JAR SWEET LITE - LEAN - SLICED ram Cautdil of Rockville. Whole Park Loin ,>45' l e a n The faiatalleutlon of officers I elected last night will be held BACON at the Masonic Temple Satur­ t e n d e r day, Mlsroh 14 , a t 8 pm . MIRACLE Friends are invited to the semi-1 Groceries A f Supermarket Prices pubUo ceremonies. Center Pork Chops ,, 69 PILLSBURY — WHI’TE, YELIXJW, DEVIL’S FOOT m e a t y Chamber Favors WHIP CAPITOL FARMS CAKE MIX 4 *1 f.M.>.UT.».f.T.T.T.T.m.f?f:T.T.T.t.T.r,T.r.f.r,T,r,r.fv,Tj HOCSl'lWIVES’ DELIGHT Transit District! VALUABLE COUF^ON , " Veal Loaf 5 LB^ A m C % C The Chamber of Commerce PHaf ia lliii Cei^ ae Caad lar GOLD MEDAL FLOUR BAG ^ " T W has urged that Manchester join SAVE 37' KRAFT’S six other Hartford area commu­ Freshly c 100 FREEt t STAMPS r nities tn the newly formed Maas | Transit District. Sliced Lb. with Am hirciMM af ${ ar Mara QT. 49 At Yaer Frkedly l>^Ur MIRACLE WHIP The recommendation want to I REG. 6 2 ^ 5 0 ft. roll SuCREST the town’s board of directors, ( ADULTS ONLY>.dNI TO A PAMILV which la considering the pro­ V.lid Jliru Sifurd.y, March 7ih - WMSE A SANBORN ■ AROMATK posal. Besides the directors’ ap­ N. Si.mpi with Cig.r.tt.i or l..r—St.t. Low BAG proval, thp. electorate must ap-1 JUMBO ROLL Kielbassa S U G A R 5 - prove the proposal at a referen-1 SAVE 5c dum. I Capitol The ohamiber’s approval fori REG. the transit district 'was voiced Farms # w Lb. SIZE by OofC President Atty. Eugene TIDE T. KeHy, who seconded a rec­ SARAN WRAP ommendation made by the Prozen Food Specials Chamber Planning Conunlttee | last month. 5 OZ. COFFEE According to Atty. Kelly, Lenten Cheese Special . . • PKG. membership in the district will I SWEET LIFE WAFFLES guarantee the town a voice in CHICKEN - BEEF - TURKEY the dlstrict'a activities wi^out POPULAR AMERICAN 8 oi. pkg. (SAVE 6*) obligating the community to | 11 OZ. any financial commitment Each BANQUET DINNERS 3 PKG. ’The dlatrict has the power to | Slic. PERSONAL MINUTE MAH) designate bus routes, under- [ Individutlly MB. svTlte neoeoeary routes that a re I S OZ. not self-austaining, or buy out| Sliced Cheese W rtsp.4 SIZE ORANGE lUICE 3 CANS VACU U k” a bankmpt bus company. ★ WHITE ★ YELLOW ★ SWISS ★ PIMENTO^ FARM HOUSE Membership. Atty. Kelly I (LESS THAN 5e A BARI CAN points out, will permit the town I XEW . .LARGE a voice in decisions which may I 25 OZ. SIZE effect bus service to Manchea-I APPLE PIES ter—particularly that of the already bankrupt Connecticut Co. ' Dairy Department Specials But, he adds, the town need I ICEBERG LETTUCE Popular Cut Beans GOLDEN qUAR’TERS commit no funds for district operations. Under sUte law, a townwlda referendum le re­ Fancy Quality quired before town money can LAND '0 LAKES BUHER be invested in the transit dis­ ★ FRENCH STYLE SEAL’TEST TWIN PACK trict. In addition, if other com­ munities should approve such ic CUT GREEN I lb. — Get 8 ME. an expenditure and Manches­ COTTAGE CHEESE IfR .CREAM f r e e : ter does not, it Is free to with­ ★ CUT W A X SWEET LIFE - WHITE - AMERICANAJ - SLICED draw from the district organi­ zation. I 8 OZ. "It is the feeling of the cham­ PKG. ber,” Atty. Kelly says, “that I (SAVI CHEESE the town has everything to Appian Way Pixza Mix 17e) MRS. FILBERT’S gain and nothing to lose by Joining the district at this time. ( lA V I LB. We should be represented in I MARGARINE 2 PKG. order to get information Unit CRISP.AIRE River Brand Rice 9c) Box HOOD’S hand on future developments of mass transit in theKkipitol Re­ (SA V I 17c) BUY V2 GALLON gion." for c n t o s h Ragu Spaghetti Sauce Pt. Jar ICE CREAM (99* GET 1 PINT FREE! Hat Party Set M I REGULAR OR SUPER Farm Fresh-— Orchard Ripe Produce JUICY • CALIFORNIA By QiurchUnitl APPLES KOTEX BOX OF I4'i (SAVE 18e) $irlckland Group of Sec­ ond Congregational Church will INDIAN RIVER . SEEDLESS sponsor a Spring Hat Party SAVE 20c Hudson Toilet Tisfua ORANGES 39*^1 Monday at 8 p.m. in Fellowship 4 K; 51* Hall at the church. Mrs. James Beckwith will be the commen­ Tetley Tea Bag's n,,, M •♦. pkf..69* tator. Models for the event will be FOR Comstock Groan Beans A Mushrooms MUSHROOMS ^ 3 9 Mrs. Edwin Sage. Mr». Felix GRAPEFRUIT T.ll Cm 29* Davis. Mrs. Samuel Pierson. Uttio FrisUes Miss Faith Fallow, Miss Susan 1-lb. Can 29* i-ib. c«. 49* Beckwith, Miss Virginia Man- NEW LOW NICE I - and Miaa Linda Nadeau. REG. S For 49< TOMATOES 2 3 IlefreehmeoU will be served. The pnMle Is Invited. SEALtEST MORTON'S FROZEN OPENING WEEK HOURS Rocky Return* Pen i CHUN KING it .(AP)-Afterl ICE CREAM CHINE SE NEW YEAR Nsieon A. Rockefeller 0 M t s r t \ 0 r s Mgned aiitographs in Kelly’e DIVIDiR Pamli, drug atoM In Newport, N.H., M E A T PIES CMeken Chow Mdn PACK DAILY 9to9 -SAT. 9to6 Sit. V y * ®"f. »nonth. lie ^ppar-

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MANCHESTtiR EVFNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1944 Eagles Trounce Terryville Tphy KimhdU Ngnied on AWNew England FAGS Thompson Lone Repeater In Tourney Contest, 85-58 - 1 BOSTON (AP) — Provi-fremaining he has a 28.6-polnt^raady has beao accepted^ to dence Co - Captain John averaga, hoe broken the school - the -University...... of Texas Medi­ Dave Landi^ By HOWIE HOLCOMB ^ever, represent their second<%comfortable proportions Just be--»cf I Thompson, the lone repeat­ single season scoring record cal School. Rlok is a 26 point Lead by 3V2 Contests 8ASKET8AIL highest score of the season. the tiny (in comparison) and is a cinch to surpass Jim average scorer with a good out- Usinff their treipendous fore the half ended Kangaroos. er, and sophomore aensa- Hadnot's career mark of 1,- sids shot, a poWarful build and Twice Coach Don Bums' club Summary: height advantage to per­ reached the 86 plateau. Kind and LaGace took over tion John Austin from ^ s - 467. great anduiwcs. Career as the second half started and „ Kait (SS) toa College were the top Leading Scorer Wsndslksli, the small man ea SCOKES fection, East Catholic High Lanky Paul Waickowski, the p B F 1 After Edging Royals soon had boosted the East lead vete-gettere on the ths tsaih with Austin at 44oot- waltied to a convincing 86- biggest Eagle, was the top to near 20 points. It stayed 21 K'V.'’'I.«aGac # ...... fi» 1.11-1 ■ 1M4 Ae«>- Guard Austin, a Red Auer­ ciated Press AIKNew Hhigland bach protege—whose hero is El­ 1, was the hub at the Oruaadars SEMCR LEAGUE 'p s.i Willis Garage to{^e the Sparks Win 68 victory over stubborn point-getter with 20. Frank around that level until the final 1 WsickowskI ...... 7 f S : who doss svsrythtag aalrad at Barons. 66-46, Herman's Hobby KInel and Ray LaGace chipped 1 2 5-4 major college basketball team gin Iteylor, was the main cog CINCINNATI (AP)—"As far as I'm concerned, it’s all Moriarty Bros, picked up its Terryville last night befpre buzzer despite the fact Bums 2 I>odg<> ...... 0 0-2 released today. him with special a l ^ and an­ Shoppe had to go into over­ Senior Dave Landry fired thf in with 17 each as the Ea-tles emptied his bench. 0 Wood ...... 0 0-0 for Bob 0008/1 young Eagles. over.” seventh stn.ight win last night a Mreaming crowd of about Oddly enough, both ■ players He Is the top major college tra hustle. by turning back Boland Oil. 71- time to squeeze pest Klock finest score of his rifi* earattt completely dominated the game Poor Ball Handling So saying, a supremely confident Red Auerbach sat Mami/ecturing, 66-62, in the yesterday in New Haven, a 1,000 at the Southington High from start to fini.sh. East's ball-handling left a are from Waamngton.; C. scorer in the area with a 29.8 n r a t Team 69. Variety Caterers outlasted gym. The victory pushed East Never Headed 2 Wchr ...... ; „ average. He is gaining poise, Flayer, School beck and U’ a cigar. H’s i^o.ston Calfcs had just beaten Manchester Travel Service In rvightesp, lofty 194 which led Manchaeter bito the quarter/inals of the little to be desired but their ? P*IV ...... 3 iMt They are Joined by forwards John ‘niompoco, fttivldenco off the onrushingUng Cincinnati— ^---- High to its, 18th victory of tho Waickowski tapped in a re­ tremendous difference in size al- 5 Lac.v ...... 4 04) Toby Klmbs.II -of Connsctlcut’s confidence and improved team the only other game, 71-67. The Tom McOerlan conned 26 Claae B CIAC Tournament Sat­ bound for a 2-0 lead in the first !} Krlsl ...... 0 (W) play. Toby Kimball, Obnnootlcut Royals, 112-108, Boston Gar- Ea.st .Sides forfeited to McIn­ points to spark the Garage- season, 914-881, over Milford urday night The game is an L.ved them leeway for mistakes. 0 JJtwIn ...... 0 M Yankee Conference co-cham- Rick Xaninaky, Tala den. utes of the eecond period and School. minute of play and the Eagle.s [ Terryvllle’s Dan Cyr did a 0 Levpfique ...... rt ivo plons and Yale’a Rick Kamin­ Kimball, 6-foot-8 junior from Boston increased its lead by tosh Boat. * men’#. opening triumph. Vsl other In a aeriea of "rubber' were never headed. They led 0 wuirtt ...... ;; n n John Austin, Boaton^tlollaga "I'liat was the big one- - Patarini and Frank Galasso Landry’s sebra Included a yeoman job trying to battle sky and Holy (?rosa backcourt Sudbury, Maes., is New Eng­ Wc nesday night," Auerbach four points and was In front by A- 25-polnt final period by matches set up in tourney play 21-13 at the first quarter, 46-32 three bigger opponents for re­ land's top major college re­ John Wandalkan, Holy Ckoaa 11 at the Intermission. Boland's almost pulled out their combined tor 28 points for the nearly incredible 96 etandtog ■ as the Eagles will Uke on S t 14 Totals 35 15-20 as ace John Wehdelken. floriood Team Said. "Even if we lose at Cin­ Barons. score end his usual 99 prone. at the h|ilf and 68-47 at the end bounds but the outcome was Terryville (M) bounder with a 17.7 per game The big breali came in the fi- <211 and Thomas Aquinas High of New of three periods, obvious at the start. He wound P TOUV KIMBALL In the balloting, by member Steve Chubin, Rhode latond cinnati Thursday nlrht. we’ll In the rough and tiunbJe 1 Landry's career beat BriUin. 1 Hoffman sportswrlters and broiufcaatera, average. He hits 20 .points a nal period when, after the Roy- White (19) sparked the Terryville made a strong bid up with 13 points and, whaf few game, too, for the Huskies. Oonnio MoOovom, Rhode lalaad atm hive a two and one-half final .Ktock loot Ms fifth man and his sixth total In ths 190s. The game Has be«i changed with 3:30 left in the second 3 Cyr ...... ^Rhode Island’a Steve ChUbin Jhn Stone, novldstloe game lead rnd we'll b'5 hard to als first blew a five-point lead, ^ hy Jim Glenney Landry ranks third in all-tims rebounds the Kangaroos could I Wyaaynaki "Kimball' really does every­ then came back from a six-point shots by Fran at the end of regulation time from Lyman Hall, its original quarter, cutting the lead to grab. Vin • Wyszynski took top 1 Zumbroaki Just missed. He was .Joined on Pete Bamiutl, Meaeaohlieetta catch now.” and played the overtime period MHS shooting history in the site, to Rockville, a shorter trip .3 Nim chak . the second Squad by temamate thing for us," says Coach Fred deficit to only three points. 97- F'rangione settled the issue In eight, 34-26 and again a few honors for the losers with 15. Randy Oroaa, Booton Univer- The Boston victory st'^etched Moriarty's favor. Dan Pinto with only four. Pete Bezzlni select group behind Fred Ja­ for both clubs. Tickets will be seconds later, 36-28. But Joe 2 Green ..,. Dennis McGovern, • Jim S ^ e Sbabel. "Sheer strength and a Mty the Celtics' margin in the 94, Cincinnati Coach Jack Me cobs end Gary Harrison who , LaGace paced the Eagle re- 0 Willlama . Mahon called a t'meout as the (16>, Franglone (14), Bill For­ sparked the winners with 30 on sale daily from 0 a.m. to 4 Lacy, who played a terrific bounders with Waickowski and 0 Syh’eater . Z im m e r of Providence, Peta Bernard of tremendous sqcond effort make Honorable Mentton F-stern Division of th* Nation­ v,-hile Clayton Klein (29r and turned the trick nine and eight p.m. at Bast Catholic's main of­ 1 Piowler ... Massachusdtta and Boston Uni­ him a great rebounder," Royals seemed on the move. tin and Phil Hyde (both 11), game until fouling out in the KInel close behind. Not only did Bob Kovalaki, ProvidenM; al Pssl'.etbal' .‘ saociatlon to did the heavy scoring for Mori- Ron Jezoull (11) were high tiiTies, respectively. fice. third Mriod, Cs^>tain Tom Malln 0 Rllmkoaki versity’s Randy CrosY. Kln\ball can hook with either Rodger TwitoheU and Charlie 3% g?m''s. Both teams have Over the next minutes, the for the loBCrs. Junior Tom Levitt also fired Last night’s 86 points in the these three haul rebounds, they 0 Peteraon . Celtics outscored the Royals 10- arty’s. and Waickowski~ ..... combined...... wv to tapped up oct.tmusecond NinUNshots well 0 Ciirtla .... Thompson, the 6-foot-U sen­ hand, la at his best mixing It- O'RouHm Jr., Meneachueette; six games left In the regular Variety led all the way, by'as Klock led by as much as six his best, 186, taking second ^ Eagles first tournament outing oooBt the E3a«rle lead to ^ o r e | clear of the frantic acramblln^ In j u r e d ior pivot, was the prims mover up imder the basket. Dom Femo and Ed ■afaicanaki, season counting the Thursday 1, took a 107-95 lead and coast­ place laurels. 12 Totals , 24 lO-lO 53 ed home. much as 20 points In the third in the first half but Herm's for the NCAA Tournament- Kaminsky, who plans to Oonneettout; Rich Murphy. night cipsh. period, only to have the Trav­ fought, back and took a brief The Indians, with only a ------—------a------swap sneaksra for a scalpel In Holy OrtMi; Merle M odunr and In . edni'day night's other NEW YORK (AP)—Vet­ bound Priars. He is am of the I-ower 'Magic Niimlier’ gar.ia.", Baltimore whipped New elers pull up in the final quar­ lead in the fourth period. The match against Wilcox Tech of Rooldefl Impress eran Inflelder Don Zimmer, nation's leaders in scoHng^ and the neaf future, is the son «f a Bob Innuui, Harttord; Ito'vo And the Celtics have lowered York 115-108 in a game marred ter. Bob Pagano and Bob Fiske. s-o:'e wa.s tied with a minute Meriden here on Wednesday aCOTPSDALiE, Aril. (AP) — who attracts Injurlee like rebounding. With several, gafhes prominent Houston doctor and IVuT, Brown. thel- "maTlc number" to four. by a battle betwe-n the Knicks' along with Stan Egnat. fast to go in the regulation time but left, will defend their high Rookies are wasting no time in Nation No. 1 College Hoopster Jphn Wayne’s Jaw draws An” combination of four Bos­ Tom Hoover and a Baltimore broke pa.st the Travelers In the :icither team could score in that school title in the State Meet ton victories or Royals defeats 60 .seconds. one week from Friday In New making good impressionB at fists, can’t even find refuge fan. St. Louis turned back Los third period with Pagano get­ Haven. the Boston Red Sm spring from his nearly perennial 'w ^Id give the Celts their Angeles 110-105 and moved ting all of this 15 points then. training oamp — sven though plague on a handball court. eiybth consecutive Eastern ti­ within two games of first place Fiske also connected for 15 WEST SIDE MIDGETS Mancheeter (»U) It was firspower ftom two vet- Likes Teaching and Coaching As as result, Zimmer ‘Can’t Cheatiw^orld T o u t P la n n e d tle. San F'ranclsco In the Western with Buzz Keeney hitting for By defeating Joe's Atlantics, Landry ...... 99 95—194 heads the rapidly growing \ "Everybody ruled us out this Division. 20 and Egnat i2. Eric and Levitt ...... 98 88—186 wans wMoh settled the losue 32-20, la.et night, Herm’s Hobby I ^Vconl | ! 95 in the fiiBt squad game. The list of players hurt In the .year.” Auerbach said. "But we 1 Hoover and Terry Dl.schlnger Nonn Hohenthal connected for 84—179 COLUMBUS, Ohio (A P)fcenter berth for five strai^tfthan In coaching. I like vounr Them’-Liston Chopped made it to the finals ' Morrison ...... 100 heavy hitting consiated of home .T*V|D VlAfl/\ri’a Mrv 1 fleaaons.seasons. 4..~l a. . „ * early stages of spring showed ev»r.\’body that we’re j were ejected fre n the game for 19 and 16, respectively, for the 78—178 runs by Dick WilUams and Be in Kr.ioiiiul ed to the (New York) Yankees treatment In the Civic Center 'lln.s Judd led the way with 21 Shies’ eight-hit attack. Fresh­ Unole Sam’s tax,men and sum­ This would eeem to confirm a tract. It may be Just an b:-other!', Joe (16) and John Horn ...... 91 77—168 man first Imseman Tony Hor- sional basketball career. The eldest of three brothers, I understand some pro scouts among others, were pitcher report that the newly crowned last year. But when you win and was taken to University points. Mark Hanna and Tom (17) who did the bulk of Herm's Bradds got hl.s first taste of bas­ have watched our games and Gary Peters of the Chicago med up tlM situation Hk« this: academic question U Cassius the most games, that makes Hospital for X rays of an ap­ Sullivan helped out. Alan Skin­ ton had a trifile and drbvs in The All-America took it in "I can’t cheat them and I heavyweight champion had makes that year - long world scoring. Close for three peri­ The nine-horse field for the a run. stride when Informed he had ketball plunking practice shots have talked with Coach (Fred) White Sox, Inflamed left flunked an Army pre-induction Wins hut Loses Out in Ivy League Race you the best.” parent broken nose. ner (17) and Harry Jenkins ods. It was decided in the final at a barrel hoop nailed to the Taylor." shoulder; Cubs’ shortstop don't know whether they can ■wing. Clay also has q>oken of 1963 Kentucky Derby,, won by been named by The Associated psychological test. It also indi­ quitting the ring. It was a Jubilant Celtics Walt Bellamy, honored before (10) topped the Phimpers. quarter when Herm’s outscor- Chateaugay. was the araalleat Press as the college player of bam. He did all chorea a farm Would he Uke to play with Andrew Rodgers, spiked cheat me or n o t’’ dressing room and Tommy the game as Baltimore's most od their rivals. 12-3. Liston sought yesterday to cated that Sonny Liaton may Soft spoken and on his best since 1967. That year Iron Liege the year. boy is called on to perform. one of his old teammates, John finger; Don Mossi, Detroit have to wait a long time lor an­ Helnsohn added a sort of coup valuable player, scored 32 BUSINESSMEN’S LE.AOI'E Barry London paced the At- beat Gallant Man in a nine- ’’I’ll never complain about Havllcek of Boston or Jerry Lu- pitcher, sore left elbow, and get the Internal Revenue Serv­ tMhavior, the 22-year-old Louis­ de grace by stating flatly his points to pace the Bullets. Bill After an opener wLkch saw Iani.ica with 11. "It’s a great honor, especially, ice to rrtease some of the $2.7 other shot at his conqueror. ville boxer wowed the diplomats horse field. since this is my last year a n dthat,” 'l .^ he said. "Farming, is.o a» '=‘1* of Cincinnati, if he turned Inflelder BUI Unz of the UConn Tournament Bound re.ason why the Royals lost the You work a lot of I pro? New York Yankees, face million tied up by tax kens filed Clay said Wednesday that he and the common folk at the UN crucial game. my last chance at It," he said. ’If,®; cuts. the day after he loot Kis crown had taken the Army test at with hie deportment and enthu­ <.OOD>^EAn^ "I figured nothing like th at' .f "Those are fine teams, and "Lucas is the weakness and Zimmer, expected to be to Cassius Clay. Coral Gables, Fla., Jan 24 but siasm. we made the most of It," Hein- dbuld ever happenlOOen to_____ me_ and .I ^ wouldn’t mind spending I’d be honored to be able to IRS officialo declined to say denied any knowledge of the Just hope I can*55®.. live . ° up to It. iI the rest of mvmy lit.life on th.the i.n,.land. * play on the same club with Washington’s third base- "I love to meet all the people sohn said, sounding like a sur­ man this season, reported whether they had agreed to or outcome. from all over the world," said As Well as Central Quintet can’t take it as a personal While at Jamestown, Ohio either John or Jerry. Frankly, not. geon telling the family the in­ thing, for all the fellows on the School. Bradds’ girl friend was I’d rather play with Cincinnati, he broke his hand last Mon­ "I know nothing about that," Clay in explaining why he came tricacies of a delicate opera­ day when he hit It against Liston said the only agree­ he said when asked about a re­ to the UN. tion. He was referring to Cin­ irs SPRING FiX-UP TIME Eileen Ford of New Jasper, If I do turn pro, because that’s team made it possible.’’ a wall In a handbaU game. ment was on ground rulee for port from Louisville that he had It’s all over for Yale, but attempts and sinking 13 of He boars the nickname of which he described as "a crook close to my home. Jamestown Now that he is champion he 16 free throws. cinnati's highly touted 6-foot-8 in the road about four miles Is only about 50 mlle.s from Cin­ It was only another In a further conferences. failed the exam. said his main gobl is "to see Connecticut and unbeaten rookie Jerrv Lucas. 2-DAY "Tex." He’s 21 years old, 6-8, long line of mishaps for Confronted by a corridor full Captain John Pazdar, who hit weighs 200 pounds, and once away." She also attended cinnati. and I wouldn't be too The Defense Department said that ,20 million Negros have Central Connecticut are hit­ "We must have pecked away Jamestown High. far from my family.” Zimmer, who Is eatering his of newsmen and photorgraph- that the re.sults of the examina­ freedom. Justice and equality in for 20 points in the first half, at Lucas for 40 points,” he con­ scored 66 points in a high school 11th season with his fifth ers Liston had more to say ting the tournament trail. wound up with 26 for the night. AT GLENNEY’S game. ’This year he averaged Tex and Eileen were married tions are being "administrative­ the United States." tinued, referring to the scoring team. He has been hurt In about the fight than about Ms ly processed in Washington.” It was a case of \rtnner and Rick Kaminsky ended his var­ of Helnsohn. Frank Ramsey and 84 to lead the western confer­ last June. They live in a three- tax proMems. Clay, conservatively attired still oo-champilW8 — Marcella Darna Tom Sanders of Boston—the room-and-bath apartment In a Lincoln Closed majors, In Puerto Rico and He indicated he felt one rea- in a black suit, white shirt and Wednesday night. The Huskies’ 194 512, Pal Turklngton 181— Shop Here For Top Qualify— Selection— Value a victory Saturday over Michi­ university housing project. He about his tour on a visit to the black tie, remained at the UN by scoring 33 points agaim three players Lucas was assign­ on the highway. n for his loss to Olay was 61-60 victory over Rhode Is­ Brown. This placed him third 488, Vicky Konarskl 491. Nancy ed to guard. The actual toUl gan State to win or share their stands about 14 Inches taller LIN(X>LN, R. I. (AP) _ that success had spoiled him. United Nations headquarters. for two hours and had coffee in land had 1V6 effect on the Yan­ GOODYEAR fifth straight Big Ten title. His first severe Injuty al­ He said he would fight some ex­ the del^ates' lounge. i; artior^ Eli players In. total Les.sig 175—470, Joan KonarkI was 47 points. than his bride. Horse racing waa due to resume most ended his bascibail ca­ "When you're champ," he kee Oonfer'once title, OmrSd by points scored in one season 469. START ROOM REDECORATION WITH A NEW As a freshman Bradds, fresh _ In answer to the inevitable, at Lincoln Downs today follow- hibitions on the trip. He said he planned to visit "I know he's afraid of me.” o r ig in a l from a farm near Jamestown, reer befoM It really got said, "You don’t work {is hard. If Cassius goes through with the t)wo' sohoola, but only de- 598. Helnsohn said. "I love Kim to 'how about turning pro?" ques- ing a one-day jKwtponement be- started. The 5-9, 186-pound You hire somebody to do it. The Ghana, Nigeria, Egypt, Turkey, tormlnod who would represent Tony Lavelli holds first place FIAHl.^I.,—Lavonn Toop 205- CEILING. . . A NEW STYLE YOU'VE SEEN Ohio, was overshadowed by tion, Bradds said: ] cau.se of mud. Track officiab the lengthy tour he could make Pakistan, Rome, and the Mos­ play opposite me. Usually three-time All-America Jerry Zimmer was beaned by a next time I’H go up in the woods the contract held on him by Lis­ the' ieogus in the NCAA tour­ "In both departments and Johnny 207—577, Esther Derench 471. they've got Jack Twyman on EQUIPMENT "I'm a physical education said a rapid thayV and warm fast ball while playing for and chop some wood or some­ lem holy city of Mecca in Saudi ney. Lucas. Last year, Bradds major, and what J really want ton’s outfit a worthless scrap of Lee is second. me but though I’ve got a height ON THE DANNY KAYE SHOW moved Into the All-America temperatures left the track too St. Paul of the American thing." Atwbie. Clay has adopted the Certtral Oonineotieut emerged The Bulldogs ended their sea- ST. 'JAMES’ LADIES—.Sally advantage on him he still knows TIRES to do is teach and coach in muddy yesterday. A crew of Aseoolatlon In 1968 and paper. But after leaving the UN Islam religioB. Phillips 125-136— 384, Florence spotlight for the first time, giv­ junior high school. And I'm Asked about the criticism of he told .A reporter he may only triumphant .from the NAIA Dts- ieon with an 11-3 Ivy League all, my moves,.. ing the Bucks the All-America workers spent the day tryh g to was unconscious for 14 his showing, Liston said some travel for two months. "I've been invited by the am­ tr^ ',3 2 playorts qt New Brlt- record and a 16-8 overall mark. Baldt 126, Scdly Gay.aon 132. "We’ve got too many moves •SLIGHTLY USED mors Interested In teaching dry out the strip. days. of the remarks were "pretty bassadors of various countries," Liston is president and a 22^ he said. aiii u d will he'heading to the Wesleyan’s Winky Davenport for Lucas and we made the 11 'n% or IforrOrigiMl bad” but added philosophically: per cent stockholder In Inter­ N.atlopals Jor the sMth time in added 27 points to his career to­ moat of It." I W d Depth "I guess it’s like the presi­ Asked if fie expected to meet tal, highest for a Cardinal play­ Grid Coach Dies Continental Promotions, Inc. Pope Paul VI in Rome, (31ay re­ 6. row. . Helnsohn missed three of the dent. Some people like him which has Clay signed for his er, and boosted his season to­ DE3TROIT (AP) Funeral six games the Royals have won S tro n g 100.000 GREEN STAMPS FREE !! and some don't. And I guess plied. "I would love to meet him Yale boat. Brown. 97-75, but •EXPERTLY 100.000 GREEN STAMPS FREE!! next fight. The option, however, —yeah.” S2l hopee that the Ivy Lipague tal to 351, also the best ever serviooB will be held Friday for , against Boston this season.-The that’s the reason we get a new expires Feb. 28. 1966. at Wesle.van. Ray„ (Sootier) McLean, whose | Royals pow ^ a d 6*^( In the sear CEILINGS one every one in a while," The champion was accom- kiUe wt>uM go up for jfcabs were 28'^year* career ine>the Nallonfll RECONDITIONED The eentate antitrust and mo- panied RuSyrhU -dashed -when ranoeton copped Trinity, which had been beat­ son's series. . i f ‘-'I r About $887,(X)0 of the Ux en 62-57 by its arch-rival in Football League won him rec­ Cincinnati was hurting early Before-yau start redecoratijifi: any room, Hsns w«re filed dlreoUy against bv^sln secrsUry Archie Robinson, and the erown for the. second mid-season, wound up the year ognition as a player and coach. LOOK! WOWI AUTO DISCOUNT HOUSE BIG § by Sen. Philip A. Hart, D*Mich., ithe New York ''Black MUBlim" straight year by dumping Penn, when Big Oscar Incurred four come in and see these smart new Arm­ Liston to insure payment plans to InvesUgate the con-1 leader, Malcolm X. With a six-game winning Streak McLean, backfield coeoh of the fouls midway through the sec­ 76-66. ■ . . and a l4-5 record. Detroit Dons, died of cancer- ond leriod. Robertson still led strong Ceiling^. 'Here’s the way to add Trin Tope Wesleyan Wesleyan, also through fo." Wednesday at University Hos­ all scorers with 34 points, but beauty and quiet to your home. See FASH- In other Wednesday night the season, is 10-6. / pital, Ann Arbor. He was 48. ' ‘ ' At..* he didn't play the final six min- lONTONE that looks like A beautiful tex­ NEW . , , I'of Loivering Ceilings games, Trifilty avenged an ear- tured one-piece ceiling . . . and CUSHION- BUY FIRST TIRE AT PRICE LISTED RELOW Ker lose to Wesleyim'by beat­ ing the Cardinahi '68AS and TONE in any number of smart styles, in­ “STAMP9ARAMA!” Quinnlpiac won the NAIA Dis­ cluding the new raised plastic designs . . , GET THE trict 32 consolation game by and all the new non-acoustical TEMLOK edging Salem State, 107-105.- styles, including rich-looking embossed de­ If Penn had beaten Prince­ signs. Most Annstrong Ceilings are fully ton, ttitre vi^ld have been a washable and they won’t ever crack, chip fa* ■ threl-way tie for fihet in '.the TIRE andent eight. As it turned out, or peel. V 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 w Princeton, which will now com­ Back Again-< pete in the NCAA Tournament, ALL NEW CEILING STYLES t h a t price kept undisputed possetvticyi. of l/l 1 /2 O F F fii-jt place, Yale woiuid lip in second and Penn in third. ‘ ON DISPLAY AND IN STOCK '■nstrong S&H Green Stamps Given FREE 3 TTie UOonn-Rhody game was Bob Oliver Is Back ^ the tMrd^this season, between s tlie two ‘wsll-mat^ed ; .teams. SUSPENDED CEILINGS with tho iiurohaso of any of tlia ffollowiny Suarantaad Used Gari! The Huskies won the tirA dpe Easy way to up-date older Itomei 43-41'and Rhode Island won the CovW hifh, xlr,i ' ./U r I Y . j M!i f A ()( ' ^ initfimakl VfU knocked out'bf ndcpendently owned and operated by Bob Oliver. Having served Manches- thb basket and he got' credA er for'18 years in the automobile business, enables me to know what the i<'ran Dickenson NEW AND USED CARS-! for niiiil.'/fi *1,'' i -(■ for j t When .-goaltending w u luyec. wants. 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■ J. J ' PAGE TWENTY-lWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.. MANCHESTER. CO^^^. THURSDAY, MARCH 6. 1964 MANCHESTER EVEFnNO HERALD, KANCHESTEE, CONN^ THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1964 PAGE TWENTT-1 AatomobUw For SiUe Buildinr—Contractinr 14 flolp Wanted— Femalv 35 Helb Wanted— Male 36 'Household Goods 51 ApRTtmsnts-oFhito— FoUdifilMd Apfirtmfintfi 68>A H( I For Salt 72 H o u w For Sale 72 Hoqsm For SAM 72 B i For Sola 72 Houses For Sale ' 72 Houses For Sals 72 Ha iF u rl IVnllt Rtasbilf Oir Urtrtistr? ADDITIONS — Rec rooms, re- n L G R iM MILLS haa o p e a b ^ Tenensat* $3 IMMEDIATE Openings for good O. B. ELECTRIC range, ex­ (NIB ROOM heated apaitmeat. MANCHEfiTBR - Tear oU 6 I2A00 — w n x KEPT 8H room BOLTON—6 year Old 6 room MANCHESTER Vlolalty - Spa- 1968 m od el^ H ^ ^ th riM s tiled, ce­ for aalesladlea. Apply to Man* Kitehen set, gas range, bed­ JENSEN STREET - N«w 6 MODERN 8-bedroom, full base­ UP IN B O t/roif c E N T I ^ ment CeU 449-4291. men — Bridgeports, lathes, cellent condition; studio couch; THREE ROOM apartment, room ranch, boUt-tn kthttien. ranch, 2 badroente, attractlva ranch, 3 baths, finished rec cioua • room ranch built itec. room Ranch, near achools and f g n at Pilgrim m Eis. 177 Hart* grinders, and other machines. room set. rrtHgerator. Frea wan-to-waU easpaUng, nat dUhig a n oi snlmrBan. Owner ment rsneh, cue UMk from M ove,]...... I.right.thIa “ ramhltii HUMr StnrlM CHEVROLET IMPALA ford Road, h bureau; stair nig; 12x18 foot ■team heat, hot m tar, gas or room, stone fireplace, l-car ga­ Deep trsed lot, walk-out base­ shopping center, aU uttUtlea, Bulkley School, Immediate oc- ~ Manchester, 10 Top pay, overtime, big second fug; curtains; b a ^ carriage; gas, aleotrletty. Low rent Ap­ Ural woodwork, atteoiied gw- ■ndooa Oartten W. HBtehtna, rage, one acre wooded lot, con- ment for future 'vec room, ritoeb."u’’ Tiuree bedroem*,______tom- -f-DOOR a.m.-8 p.m. wiring for electrie atova. #48- ply 10 Depot Square, A pt 4. FHA financing. Will consider ctvancy, Vin BogginI, Brt Air Uy room, otflea, pius Ovtur, 8, automaUc, 'radio, heater, shift premium. Insurance. Ap­ playpen. Moving. 648-6768. n- c a , $17,800.$1 B arm Agency, Itonltor, *424021 cenlent location. $30,500. U A R fkmlly sise kitehen, 8 laige Roofing—Sidiiig 16 040-400$. trade. Builders, Ckiariee Pon- Flatata, e4S-28S3. and kttebeo. BaaemsiS,' power steering and brakes. One COUNTER GIRL wanted for 7 ply J. T. Slocum Co., 68 Mat- Realty Oo.. Inc., 648-2683, R, D. bedrooms, pancAed Urtng room, ticelli, Barney Peterman, 649- j^rit li Htrill Rtaiirf eon HIU Road, So. Glastonbury, CRIB MATTRESS, used onl] ATTRACnVE 3 room furnished VERNON - LOVELY older T hvee ear owner. 14,000 mUes. Like new. A. A. DION, OfC. Roolliw, mm.-l a.m. shift. Please ap* MANCHE8TER - Dehix four apartmeot Large cloeete. Murdock. 648-6473. oil Hbt water heat, $11,800. 9644, 648-2468. MANCHESTER — Beau­ elding, painting. Oupentry. M- Conn. .N, ‘ ‘ two weeks, viaittng grand room Dutch Ocdcalal, I-oar ga^ lot with plenty t :- j: $2,696 roc MMter Donut, ‘tSt W. Mid­ room apartment with ceramic Prtvate entraneea. Parking, vr" t o >p v T O H P T 'rN Wolvertou Agency, Realtor, tiful Dutch Colonial home, •r N* teratfons and addiUons. Ceil­ daughter, $80. vAlue for $10. rage, 2 batlMk near acre lot JUFT ^OVER the Manchester BOLTON — S bedrooms, living, Oockett, Realtor, 641-1*17 dle Tpke. Uled bath, modani kitehen Adnlte. No pete. Call 843-43W. JU ol Lib 1 cL) Fm neighborhood.. Bayea 649-3818. excellent conditicn, Manchee- ings. Workmaashlp guaran­ LDfOTYPE OPERATOR want­ 649-6061. equipped with refrigerator and line in Vernon. 7H room ranch dining, recreation rooms, 3-car ed, union or eligible, day Agency, *42-4808. ter Green area. 6 rooms, ga­ teed. 399 Autumn St 648*4880. MATURE woman for luncheon­ TWO ROOM apartment, fur­ which provides 4 bedrooms. garage, extras galore, wooded 1962 , work,. Job shop experience, RUGS, naver uaed, 9x12 cinna­ stove, completely redecorated. rage, cloee to ochooC, bos, and MANCHESTER - ROCKVIUE ette, evenings. Grant's, Park­ Ample off-street parking. Im­ nished, private bath and en- 28 foot living room with fire­ lot. Suburban Associates, 389- COMET S-22 TUDOR . BID WELL HOME Improvement over scale to right man. Re­ mon, $25; 9x15 gold Klrman, Busmuss ZONE m - night Veroon shopping area. Asking 817,900. ANSWERING SERVICE ade. mediate occudancy. Rental of trance . UUUUas. No pete. Near TRIM CAPE IN FINE rooma with two offices, sep­ place, paneled den, family 7711, Grace Dltmars, 242-9902. Call Frederick M. Goal, Brok­ CLEAN AND SIMPLE Radio, heater, automatic, 17,- Company - Roofing, aiding, el* mark TVpograi^lc Co., 199 fS8; 9x12 coppertone broad- size kitchen. Utility room. 8186 per month with laaee re­ Chaney’s, 23* Charter Oak, arate entrance, suitable for OPPORTUNITY er, 648-2682 or 648-0381. M9-0S00 — 875-2519 000 mtes. One owner. Like new. teratlons, additions and re* WOMAN for general office Terminal Lane, New Haven. loom. 289-6966. LOCATION Large well shrubbed lot. Oa­ CUSTOM BUILT 6H room 777-8477. quired. Call Mr. Werbnar, Jar­ *43-6838, 346-4788. hualneas or professiona] use. $1,596 mod^ ^ ^ an typaa. Excel* work. Typing essential. 6 days, rage. Haa to be seen. Wolver- raised ranch, baths, fire­ BOLTON—$15,000. 440 toot front­ lent KELVINATOR chest t)rpe deep vis Realty Oo., 648-4119 PhUhrtek Agsney, 642-2464. To own thia Immaculate If you want a comtoitabi* I lMT« yaw aMwaca. TaaH kaw fnaa aw i f t lanahlp. 849*6496. including Saturdays. Grant’s NEAR MAIN 8treet-S fur- ton Agency. Realtor. 642-3818. 6V4 room ranch with little place, built-lns, finished rec age, approximately 8 acres. Home with all etty conven­ a arttboat ap—ilag all a m ta y at Mi Parkade. freeze with two baskets, one nlahed rooma and bath, mp- This value packed home room, garage, on wooded lot. 1960 that lifts out, original price DELUXE 8 room apartmoot 30 features: BOL/TON Veterans ipportun- cash down. Loaded with Neat 6 room house, brook. E. iences, see thte 6 room minutes from Horttord. Ver­ erate entrance, no children. tty, use jrour VA loan, no down MANCHESTER—6 bedrooms, 2 Char-Bon Real Estate, 648- J. Carpenter, Broker, 649-6061. Roofing and Chlmncvs I6*A EXPERIENCED saleslady, full* over 1800., asking $126., ex full baths, heated patio, rec- extras including walk-out Oiqw, today. Located on FORD THUNDERBIRD non residential area. Excellent 12 Delmont Street. p a r e n t , except $800 closing, 0688. CeMer St., It featarea 6 Ume, know-how on girls’ and cellent condtUon. 649-8362. reaUon room, acre oeehidad baaement. wall-to-wall car­ Lost and Foand Antomobflm For Sale 4 Convertible, full power, radio ROOFING — Specialising re­ EXPERIENCED for ekscuUve, prafesslaaal, Bxcrtlent condltiao and oon- wlU buy either this four room pet, kitchen range, awn­ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY—6 rooms, garage, nlcrty land­ and heater. Spotless. Junior size apparel. Tots ’n business couple. Stove, heat, OSnhER OF TOWN—Partcllke atnictlon. Fireplace In liv­ lot Vln BogginI, B>t Air Real LONDON PARK, Hebron - 4 room Green Manor -ranch, en­ pairing roofs of all Idivls. new REPLACEMENT kitchen and home with garage for $12,900 Estate, e4S-0U3. ings, etc. Only $14,900 to scaped lot Ortl BUI Fra*- IY>UNI>—On# black male dog HMBiij CART Tour ersdlt turn- $1,695 Teens. 966 Main Street, Man­ ENGINE LATHE hot water, garage, addlUonal ■urroundlngz, redecorated in ing room. L a ^ e “ picture room Cape. 2 unfinished, fire­ closed patio, wall-to-wall car­ roofs, gutter work, chtanneys chester. For appointment call dinette chairs in sets of four. or the six roomer on a corner the wise buyer. Exclusive. place, aluminum storms and ier at our Manchester ottee with white apota on (^est. Call ad down? Short on down pay* features. Adults, Evening* rm- moetiy new furnishings, pri­ book” kitchen with dish- Cot for $12,700. FlxceUent resi­ peting. 649-8683. to see this bargain prie*d Botton Dog Warden, SM-7601. cleaned, repsdred. Aluminum Mr. Shapiro, 643*2128. Bronze tone or chrome frames, vate rear yard fenced, kitch­ POUR* BEDROOM CoClntment oall G. A. Meyer, venlent location, city utilities, I “ i ’ Owner 649-6134. 1810. , MUST SELL AT ONCE ker Bldg. Apply Glenney’i scenic view, immaculate condi­ extra large lot. Vln Bogglni.' Agency. 649-8464. by The Savings Bank of Man- WANTED — Full-Ume servlee Men’s Shop, 782 Main St. roher, 64241034. 1962 OORVAN panel truck, beat CHEVROLET BEL AIR g tion, walk-out basement, alu- COLONIAL RANCH BEAUTIFUL 6 rooms, 2 baths. oheater has been lost and ap- merclal*“ '** liability including auto. ' station attendant. Apply FIVE R(X)M apartment, eentral mimun storms, screens, city Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9332. SENSATIONAL buy near Man­ offer over »1,S00. Call 742-8626 4-DOOR Responsible po.sition requiring OFFICE FOR RENT—Conven­ In St. James district, flre- VERNON — Raarti, % aero, pUcatian has been made to Millinery, Dressmaking 19 person. Bolauid Motors, 369 36" electric range with top location. Call 649-3088. water, only $14,900. Hayes BUCKLEY SCHOOL — 8 large chester <3reen. room ranch beautiful view, fiiilt, grapee, said bank tor pa}rment of the 8, automatic, radio, heater and thorough knowledge of these Center Street. griddle, speed heater, rotis- ient location, reaaonable rent 8 bedrooms, 1V4 baths, kitch­ placed Uving room, wall-to-wall power steering. Un with brown LONDON PARK - Btx room Agency, 848-4803. rooms in this older ccdonlal. with attached garage, fire­ 3 bedrooms, fli^lace, tmrli^d amount of depict. ALTERA’nONS on ladles and areas. Typing required, short­ serie, and automatic con­ FOUR ROOMS, heated apar - Gall 648-9608. place, ceramic bath, top notch en designed for your ap- carpeting, completely finished interior. Extra clean. One own­ Cape, 0 rooms finished, 3 years ctsmn rvmfnXiKi. • ____ P'our bedrooms,up, four rooms rec room with bar. Many out­ porch, basement garage, near Aato Accessories—Tires 6 er. children’s clothing, reasonable hand opUonal. Top working PORTER WANTED -< Exper­ trols. ment. Call 648-6118 between oCd, w g a wooded lot, $13,260. condition. Priced at $16,600, in­ rovat, laige lot and trees. ienced man over SO. Day work *ho^ noar^h^*^'biis i heating system, ar- standing extras. Three blocks school, $17,500. Ftaone anytime prices; skirts shortened |1. and conditions and benefits — 36 8:80 a.m. and 4:80 p.m. Phllbrtck Agency, 640-3464. h m e noar^ Khoms, bus, shop-1 tesion well. Now vacant. Lot is cluding wall-to-wall carpeting. Sflee suburban area. Close except Frtday 5 p.m. to Bet- $1,145 hour week, no overtime. Call 48 hours. Apply Vernon Lanes FTORB, 460 Main St., 646-6332, from Main Street. CaU 649- AnnonncementB HUB CAPS—1962 Pontiac and up. 643-6746, 649-0775. Hanovia floor model sun ping. 90x180 lot. Immediate o c -. Wesley R. Smith Agency, 649- to golf courses. Under $19,- urday 6 p.m., m m a t , 87*- 1964 Plymouth, excellent con Mr. KoKs for appointment. La- Route 83, Vernon. lamp. 2% ROOM apartment, refrig­ 2-6. cupancy. Vln Bogglni. Bel Air 100 by 261. A good buy for 1894. 000. 6651. OVERSIZBD CAPE - Breese- $17,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 7596. MJDCntOLCX sales and serv­ dition, $6. set. 649*4289. Bonne - Silverstein Associates. erator, stove, all uUliUes fur­ DISTINCTIVE office with pon- way, 2-car garage, paneled rec Real Estate, 648-9882 648-1877. 1959 Moving—Truddng— Inc., 643-1188. WANTED—Licensed real es­ nished, adults onCy. Call 649- WANT A TRUE four bedroom MANCHESTER — South- ice, bonded representative, Al­ Tennis racket, bar-b-cue, t ellng, sflreplaoe, beamed Cell­ room, 110 foot m m ^ e , asking east section in fine residential FORD COUNTRY SEDAN, Storage 20 tate salesman. Write Box M 18” hand mower, habachi, 1690. $18,000. Phllbrick Agency, 640- COVENTRY — Waterfront year home? None finer than our WARREN E, HOWLAND fred Amell, 906 Henry St„ Man* Herald. ing-and parquet flooring, cen­ Realtor neighbortiood. Roomy Cape <3od ______Lots For Sal* 78 obester, 648*0460. Trailers— 8, standard, radio, heater, auto­ curtains, and other odds 8464. 'round home reduced for VERY VERY CHOICE listing on Gerard Street. Ideal maUc, power steering, black WOMEN—Earn $10 per evening AVAILABLE March 16—Large 8 tral location yet partcllke our- quick sale. 6 rooms, baths, location, close. to everything. located close to schools, bus, Mobile Homes MANCHESTER Delivery. Light and ends. roundings. Cidl 648-1126. $60 Main St., Manchester TWO BUILDING lots, prtme lo* INCOME TAX Returns prepared and white. trucking and package delivery. near your home. Opportunity room apartment, ample closet HUGE SPOTLESS RANCH, 2-car garage. Inside and out­ If you appreciate a fine House is a spotless, four bed­ 648-1108 and shopping. 6 complete rooms, fireplace, 2-car garage. caUen, city utiUtlea. raibrfek ^ auditor. Business and in­ FOR SALB-—4X8 enclosed util $695 Refrigerators, washers and for advancement to manage­ Help Wanted— space, tile bath and ahower, family slxe kitchen, walnut side fireplaces. Asking price home in an excellent set­ rooms up, down there is the Agency. 649-8464. ment positions. Must drive. Call 649-4848 for appoint- Bargain priced at $17,900. Ex­ dividual. Raymond Girard. Oall Ity trailer with spare tire, $90 stove moving specialty. Folding Male or Female 37 ment. heat, hot water, electric range Romes For Rent 65 cabinets, three twin stee bed­ $14,000. Call Frederick M. ting built with the finest of living room, dining room, aoilect, 875*7882. chairs for rent. 649-0751. Cali 742-6098 f«fr appointment and refrigerator, disposal and rooms, recreation room, Man­ Gaol, Broker, 643-2682 or 643- bright kitchen. Also a pantry clusive. CWll A Wagner, 289- MANCHESTER—^3 A-sone wood Call Weet W illli^on 429*6856 only. construction, this six room NO. OOVENTRI - 120 acre 0241. 1958 BE INDEPENDENT. Sell Raw- TV antenna, large screened COVENTRY — Rent or leaae. chester, only 118,920. Carlton 0281. ranch in Rockledge is for where you could install a down­ farm, 9 room home, bams, ed lots, city water. Haye* INCOME TAXES pr^Mtred E. R. FALES A SON—Light leigh Products. Good nearby rear porch. May be seen by Agency, 643-480$. FORD FAIRLANE 500 Large room ranch, hot W. Hutchins, 642-1182. you. Features a completely stairs lav. Two car garage. etc., lots of road frontage. MANCHESTER—Lenox Street your home or by app^tment, trucking, appliances and gen­ HOUSEWIFE for waitress work, opening in Manchester or appointment. Call 648-0813. water heat, acre lot, $110 --- . '^vvavaisj.wsjOWNERS WAKyVAAWVFMOVTNO tJUi out Ulof BUflfcCstate Sensibly priced. T. J. Chockett Auto Driving School 7-A HARDTOP part-Ume, 11:30 a.m,-4 p.m., 6 SINGER slant needle console, equipped kitchen, a formal Lawrence F. Flano, Realtor. 4 bedpown Cape, close to ascperienced tax woik, 94 hour eral trucking, free estimates, Bloomfield. Write today. Raw- monthly. References. Hayes MANCHESTER 6 rocin Ckpe ^ selling this 8 room 2- dining room, spacious living Realtor, 643-1677. MANCHESTER — Dertib V-8 with stick on the floor, days a week. Better than repossessed, almost new, save 648-2768, Charles Nicholson, shopping and transportation, able Waranoke Rd. two beau­ service. Call 648-4798. MORTxOCH'S Driving School reasimable rates. Call 649-1043 leigh Dept. CNC-28-5, Albany. NEW 4 ROOM duplex, centrally Agency, 648-4808. In. qtoetquiet but convenient______loca-, lavel ranch located in Man- room with firepCace, and 742-6864. Inc., offices, claaRoons located radio and heater, black with minimum wages. Apply in per­ N.Y. 12201. —drasticaEy reduced—you pay located, stove furnished, adults tion, level lot wltti trees, oil hot (tester Features include liv­ BUTLEIR ROAD—8 bedroom $14,000. QUl WUllam Curtin tiful adjoining lots, high loca­ matching interior. Spotless. $6 monthly after small down three large bedrooms with Co., 827-6107 or Simsbury 668- FEDERAL INOOME tax Manchester Parkade, lower son Brass Key Restaurant.. preferred, $138 monthly. 643- ANDOVER—Flirnished 4-room ^ water heat, aluminum storms ing room with fireplace, kitch­ ranch, close to riiopplng area STARKWEATHFUl Street—New tion. HUltop Realty, 621-3079. turns prepared with your sav­ Painting— Papering 21 payment. Singer Sewing Cen­ 0186. en with bullt-lns, dining room, abundant closet space. The 9928. level. BeglmierB, older, nerv­ $695 home available to June 1, $26 and screens, rec room, 8 bed­ lower level offers a dell^t- and schooCs. Phone 649-7924 two famUy flat of 4 A 4. All' ings In mind. Reasonable WAITRESS wanted, hours 10 Dogs— Birds— Pats 41 ter, 832 Main Street, 643-8883. weekly, utilities Included. 742- rooms. Immaculate through­ family room, den and 3 bed­ after 6. ous students, our specialty. PAINTINa. EXTERIOR and in­ a.m.-3 p.m., 6 .days. Inquire ful family room with an­ the extras are built into this BEAUTIFUL paneled heated rates. B. J. Bayles, 649*694«. Teen-age driver’s education FOUR ROOM apartment, un­ 7807. * out, $18,800. WOhrerton Agency, rooms, garage, oil hot water Wanted-^Ceal Eststt 77 1959 terior, paperhanging. wall­ In person Charcoal Broiler, 650 heated, third floor. Call after other fireplace and bath. home, best of workmanship, famUy room off kitchen, 8 bed­ oourse. State certified 649-7898. Realtor, 649-2818. heat, 1% battis. Maximum liv­ nice flat lot with some trees, ZNOOMB TAX RETURNS pre­ paper removed, dry wail work. E Middle Tpke. TOY POODLES for sale. Call 6 p.m., 649-2416. SEVEN ROOM house Vernon- Call Doris Smith at our room ranch, aluminum storms, Rockville office. 80 Ward St., DODGE CORONET $fusical Instnunints 53 ing area with country setting. VERNON fine neighborhood. Bowers WE HAVE well qualified hav­ pared by former Intenal Rev- Reasonable rates. Bank financ­ 649-0679. 8o. Windsor line, oil heat, im­ HARLAN STREET — 6 room Vernon^ office to see this cellar, 158x246 lot, only $16 - ers anxious to buy homes n 875-4911. TUDOR $24,900. Wolverton Agency. beauty. Excellent neighbortiood School. Close to bus, too. Seal­ enoe agent in conventence of ing arranged. Fully insured. PART-TIME typist, experienced THOMAS organ, 3 years old, 4Vi ROOM apartment, heat, hot mediate occupancy. Adults Cape with breezeway and cloee to Parkway. Beautiful 500. (Jarlton W. Hutchins, 649- Manchester. If you want your 8, standard, radio, heater, white Realtor, 649-2818. ing tor $24,600 and trading in 6132. home. ladivldoal and 649-9068, Joseph P. Lewis. on electric typewriter. Call away at school. Sacrifice $660. water. stove, refrigerator, only. References. 644-0804. rage, heavily treed lot. S: custom built 1700 sq. ft. home sold quickW and ef­ with red Interior. Clean, one 649-2306. Articles For Sale 45 $76-4179. $126.60. 648-6106. your present home will be con- B-ZLERM owner. cellar .with hatchway, S bed­ TWO FAMILY FLAT—Beautl- JARVIS REALTY CO. ranch, large family kitch­ ficiently, call Vln BogglnL PAINTINO, PAPBRHANGINO COVENTRY LAKE — 6 room ful level lot 120 feet frontage. tddered. T. J. Crockett, Real­ Realtor, Bel Air Real M ato, Good work, reasonable ratee. TWO HOURS weekly is ail it ATTENTION PAREN’TS — E-Z rooms, IH baths, dining room, REALTORS MLS INSURORS en with bullt-lns, 28 foot tor, 643-1877. DriTing Sehod $595 eottage, gas heat, $86 a living room with fireplace. Large bright rooms, modem Uving room, formal dining LOSE NO TIME 643-9382. InUj-nME tax aoeoontaat Over SO yeare in Manchester. takes to run Miopping club for teaching machine and reading Office and Stort t h r e e r o o m tenement, first month, famfly ofily. 742-6462 mahogany cablneted kitchen 643-4112, 876-0626 ready to aeslet yon i*llh your Your neighbor my recommen­ a few friends. You get $25 in program was $100, like new. floor. Call 648-6016. First offering. $17,400. Wolver, room, 8 bedrooms, 1 % < TWO FAMILY—Recently con­ EquipiiVent after 5:80. ton Agency. Realtor, 640-281S. downstairs, aluminum storms Eves. 649-2519, 643-4118 baths, 2-car garage, delight­ tneoma tax prepmtian. Rates dooneetieut’s largest, auto* 1956 dation. Raymond Flake, 649- name brands free In 10 weeks. *46. 649-2323. 54 verted, a 3 A 8 flat. Bowers in seeing this charming nuitie and standard shift, and screens, excellent value at ful acre lot. Priced below WANTED — B-sona -lo t OSH reasonable. S. J. Turklrwton ORD TUDOR HARDTOP 9287. Send for catalog and details. SIX VERY LARGE rooms with HANCHBStBR — T h r^ bed­ FULL SHED DORMER — Six $16,200. Wesley R. Smith School area. Ideal investment ranch home situated on a free plek-up service, teen­ RECORD PLAYER, portaKe. 4- COPY MACHINE: For home, garage, centrally located. J. D. replacement cost. Exclu­ propCHy. New heat, etc. Only 642-4291. Jr., 648-7791. 8, automatic, radio, heater, all Alice Williams, Popular Club office, or club. Verifax ClMier room home on large lot with rooma, 2 baths, remodeled Agency, 649-1894. half acre lot in South Wind­ age olasaroom, older and INSIDE AND OUTSIDE palm­ Plan, Department J804, Lym speed, dual speaker, excellent Realty, 643-6129. After 6, 649- I BETTER THAN NB\y.—6 room sive. Phdne Mrs. Shorts, $17,900. T. J. Crockett, Real­ black with red and white in­ *24; A.B. Dick, $27.60; Apeco garage, $126. monthly. J. D. kitchen, fireplace, reo room, 643-8886. sor. This spacious home fea­ INCOME TAXES 'Mepared by nervoue students our spe­ ing. You name your own price. brook. New York. / condition, $20. 649-4269. 8638. Realty, 648-1629. MODIFIED CAPE, St. James Ranch, garage, 2 baths, dlsh- tor, 643-1677. terior. Extra clean. 649-7863, 876-8401. Photo Copier—Unlmatlc, $97. screened porch. Bowers School, wa.sher, many extras, conven­ tures 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, retired Internal Rvranue of- cialty. 115 Center St4 Man- Parish, 8 large bedrooms, din­ I garage and partially fin­ fleer. Marvin Baker, 6484i8n, oherter. Can tor tree book­ $495 MANCHESTER Housewives: LAWNMOWERS — Arlens, Call 742-8497 after 6 p.m. MANCHESTER Garden Apart­ Phllbrick Agency. 640-8464. ient location. Only *19,900. J. WATSON BEACH & CO. MANCHESTER—2 family 6-6-2 NOTICE Lawn Boy, Toro, Bolens Orbit ing room, center hall. Extra.s ished family room. CaU Bar­ let 648-8669. EDWARD R. PRICE - Paper- Why not call Avon today to ments— room apartment Snbarban For Rent 66 Call Romar Realty, Inc.. 643- Realtors 522-2114 separate heating and utiltlesl A public hearing will be held hanging and painting service. Air. and riding mowers. Wheel- include CJ.E. dishwasher and bara Babin at our Manches­ find out how you can earn ex­ completely redecorated, heat, disposal, wall-to-waK carpeting, 2844, 628-2007. centrally located. Owner must by the Town Planning Conunte- 1958 649-1008. horse and Bolens 4-wheel Antiques 56 COLUMBIA—Wanted: couple to MITTEN REALTY sacrifice. Phone 649-0338. ter office to see this top tra income in your spare time? hot water, stove, refrigerator, fireplace, aluminum windows $11,800—On the bus line, near value priced at $15,900. slon of Mancheater, Conn., Mon­ l e a r n TO DRIVE — Special CHEVROLET BISCAYNE Find out how you can earn $2 factors. Parts and service. and parking. $120 per month. enjoy new ranch duplex, main­ attentiqn to nervous and elder- BEAT SPRING Prices—Have MANCHESTER GREEN — An­ Member MulUpUe Listing the center of town. 4 room ex­ day evening, March 9,1964, at 8 an hour—working the hours of Capitol Equipment Company, Office 16 Foforest Street. 643- tenance free suburban living, "“^ L L , EXCI^GE-6H MANCHESTER—4 room single, i^ANTBD—Ride to Pratt^ dasaroom for teen-agers, 4-DOOR your Interior painting done tiques. During March open Service tifully paneled complete with pandable home in fine condi­ rec room, good sized wooded P.M. In the Hearing Room o f automaUc, radio, heater. your own choice. Many wom­ 38 Main St., Manchester. 0000. available April 1. Box H, Her­ room ranch on high 1% acrq JARVIS REALTY CO. Whitaey, third Mdft, leav nckpp service. Day or eve­ early. Call Connecticut Paint­ Open dally 7-6, Thursday 7-9 Monday through Friday after­ bar and piano. Selling far be­ treed lot, 2-car garage, full tion. No down pairraent or as­ com er lot. Asking $12,800. If the Municipal Building, to con­ en in Manchester are making ald^______low owner’s cost. Wesley R. REALTORS MLS irfSimORS vicinity Spruce and Bias ning lessons. Reasonable rates. $495 ing A Decorating. Free esti­ Saturday 7-4. noons and by appointment. MANCHESTER — Beautiful 3 cellar, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, sume existing mortgage. Wes­ Interested, call 649-7141. sider the following proposed OaB 64SO606. ^ • f important contributions to the Is open Smith Agency, 649-1894. ley R. Smith Agency, 649-1894. zone changes; Manchester Driving Academy, mates. 643-0683. 72M ^ Turnpike. 643- room apartment, heat and kitchen with dining area, oil 742-7949. famUy budget this easy, dig­ TWO PAAOLY - Hudson St. 843-4112 875-0625 ■ SUMMIT STREET, PERRETT nified way. Call 389-4922. PHOTO COPY machine. 3M, electricity. $100 monthly. J. D. Business Property heat, $14,900. Wolverton Agen­ 1959 INTERIOR and exterior paint­ model 107, purchased October, 7 DAYS A WEEK TANNER STREET—A quality MANCHESTER—6 room Cape Handsome property, present Eves. 648-1686, 643-4118 PLACE (so - called): TV> Realty, 643-8129. For Sale 70 built five room ranch In tip­ cy, Realtor, 649-2813. AMtoBoblles For Sale PLYMOUTH SAVOY ing, wallpaper removed. Rene best offer. Mr. Johnatem, 627- all finished, .^formal dining owner occupies 6 rooms up. change to Residence Zone C. Monday-FYlday top condition. Optional room room, fireplace, combination Garage—Somcc TUDOR Belanger, 643-0612 or 644-0804. 9184. Wearing Apparel— Fura 57 FIVE ROOM duplex, aluminum INVESTMENT PROPERTY - SIX ROOM Colonial, 1% baths, Separate furnaces. Must sell, all or part o f two parcete o f Storage Help \7anted— MalS 36 storms, heat, quiet nelghbor- 'til 9 p.m. arrangement, three bedrooms, very reasonable. Call owner windows, 1-% baths, 1-car ga­ asking $22,200. Glenn Roberts land now In Reoidenoa Zone 10 8, automatic,' radio, heater, good DROPCLOTHS laundered. BEAUTIFULJKAUnFUL sprinx stock ’ t . ’ 2 stores, 7 room apartment, or two and a dining room. rage with screened ^ rch , com­ OLDER .6 ROOM house, con­ 9061 TMACSWAGEN Sedan, cheap transportation 649-7919. Agency, Realtors, 644-1621, venient location, 2-car garage, B, described as follows: 1st Lucky Lady Laundry, 48 Pur­ PLUMBING and heating men, riving daily. S f « r i j hood, near bus. Call 649-8473. and septutite 80x87 concrete Full basement with garage, plete city utilities, $17,900. eellsat eendMtoti. 648 4894. GARAGE for rent for ear, boat, Boats and Accessories 46 block bulldliig with heat, lava­ 644-1887. reasonable. Owner 649-0703. parcel—etarting at a point on Mange. Cooper Hill Street, $495 nell Place. licensed, for new work. Call best selection of suits, coats FOUR RCXJM duplex for rent, 558 Middle Tpke. E. stairway to second floor. $18,- $8,400—Really clean 6 room U A R. Realty Cto.', Inc., 643- 743-6290 after 6 p.m. tory, and office space. $29,900. the east side of Sununlt St. l&acheater. |7. Call Glaaton- SAV-COTE liquid plastic paints and children’s wear. The Pen­ no pets. CaC after 6 p.m. 644- 000 will buy it. T. J. Crockett, home, one floor, 3 bedrooms, 2892, R. D. Murdock, 643-6472. and sooth side of Peerett available at low factory prices ny Saver, 815 Main Street. Contact Phllbrtck Agency, 649- 648-6980 Realtor, 643-1877. _ buiy 688-9067. 1958 Electrical Service* 22 0466. 8464, for detells. modem bath. Must be sold im­ Piaee (ao-oalled) the Has runs at PetgoCd’s, Route a-A, Port­ mediately. Wesley R. Smith MANCHESTER AREA — Save LEGAL NOTICE BEST m HBBD CARS CHEVROLET TUDOR « closing cost, assume VA mort­ easterty 280JST, more o r teae; FREE B8TIMATB8. Praiapt A STRIKE IS IN land, Conn. DI 2-1196. Open 7 MANCHESTER—4 room apart­ VERNON - Spacious 8 room’ Agency, 649-1894. ' ’ GARAGB ter n o t. Oak Street. StMdard, radio, heater, good days a week. THREE GOWNS, worn once, ranch, paneled dining roomroom, w®*her, flreplacej^luepmco. large Kkltch iicn ------^------1 gage. Excellent 6 room ranch, TO ENROLLED MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY then southeriy 222.6’, more or service on all types of slac- ment, first floor, heat, elec­ Land For Sale 71 leas; then westerly 289.6’, Can 648-9001. solid ear. OnCy one size 8, two size 9. 643-0011. icEi 3 bedrooms, dining room, pan­ •OP THE STATE OF CONNECITCDT: 8taikm Wagons trlcal wiring. Licensed and In­ tricity, garage, $116. J, D. beautifully finished recraatioii '^^PPING—6% room ranch; more dirttSa; thoi nertherly $495 EXISTENCE 11 FOOT Flbeig:las sailing din­ Realty, 643-6129. BOL/TON-Twenty-acre piece of room, Ic-car garage, 3 porches, to i? ' J>reeze\roy, garage, ceramic eled living room wall, full CLEAN 3-GAR garage, will sured. Wilson Bleotrical Cb., ghy. Excellent condition. Ideal BOY’S JAQCET with hood, size basement, garage, large lot, Pursuant to the proviaions o f Section 9-424 and 9-884 of the along Summit St 221.66, 1868 TW Matton wagon, Mie new Manchester. 642-4aT. Glaatcti- land, moetiy wooded, on Notch scenic hUlaide setting, priced ****frWn®' Realtor, 649-6132. tile bath and kitchen, assume rent one or both sides. New- AT OUR PLANT for small outboard, towing 14. $8; 2 pairs boy’s dress ATTRACTIVE new 6 room du­ Road. Good frontage. Sensibly mortgage, only *16,200. Carlton $16,300. Barbara Woods Agen­ State of Connecticut Election Laws, Revision of 1963, and the more or less, to point o f be­ bury. 648-1888. trousers, waist.Sl” , length 26". $8,000 below owner’s ' cost. ginning. 2nd parcel—Starting 1868 Plymouth Belvadaro T-S; 8- man St., call 648-1070. 1958 Asking *226. 649-6019. plex, centrally located. Garage. priced at onCy $8,500. T. J. Hayes Agency, 648-4808. W. Hutchins. Realtor, 649-8132. cy, 649-7702. Rules of the Democratic Party of the State of CtonnecUcut, $6. Like new. 643-6994. MANCHESTER GREEN at a point on the east slide of paseanger station wagon m e r c u r y MONTEREY $126. monthly. 649-7449. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. the Democratic Stote Central (^mmlttee of Connecticut has 357 HILLIARD STREET—Cus­ fixed Tuesday, May 5, 1964, as the day for the holding of a Sununit S t and north side o f Floor Finishing 24 SPLIT LEVEL living at its 4 bedroom ranch, 1% baths, 18«l Ford Oouatay Squira, 8* BoshtesB Service* TUDOR Diamonds— H atches— 62 WADSWORTH STREET—4 finest. 7 rooms with garage, tom built 3 bedroom ranch, DON’T DREAM A DREAM Primary in each municipality of the State for the decUon Perrett Plaoe (ao-oaOed) the Hardtop, radio, heater, auto­ fireplace, family sized kitch­ paeewiger wagon Offered 13 FLOORS SANDED and finished, The Jewelry 48 WMted—ToBny ~58 rooms, one block to school, Houses For Sale 72 kitchen bullt-ins, ceramic 1% baths, 2 fireplaces, family of delegates to the State Convention. Cmigresslonal District line runa easterly 279.09’, matic, power steering. en, attached g;arage, va­ BUY ONE winter rates, frea estimates. WANTED TO BUY or ren t- bus, etc., newly decorated, baths, aluminum windows, room, 2-car garage, wooded Conventions, and Senatorial District Conventions in Senatorial more or less; then northerly io n TanspaM station wagon WASHINO MACHINBS repair^ $345 WATCH AND JEWELRY re- stove, refrigerator, heat, hot MODERN, Inunaoulate l-bed- cant—immediate occupancy. lot. J. D. Realty, 643-6129, af­ 649-3240. hay wagon or buckboard for high assumable mortgage. Re­ $18,600. Districts comprising two or more towns. 162.48’, more or less; then ed, RCA Whirlpool and Ken- pairing. Prompt service. Up to water, $115 a month. 649-8266. room Ranch, praotlcaUy In duced to seU inunediately. ter 6, 649-8638. westerly 278' more or less; 1880 OManoMle 88, Opasesnger more. Call 648-4218. Carlyle Johnson temporary indoor display use. Vernon — 6H-room ranch wagon FLOOR SANDING and reflnish- *20 on your old watch In trade. back yard of Bowers School, Wesley R. Smith Agency, 649- At each State, Congressional District and Senatorial Dis­ then southerly 147.3’, more or 1951 Maximum width 70” . 648-9909. THREE ROOM, modern apart­ WARREN E. HOWLAND 2% years old with many Ing (specialising in older Closed Mondays. F. B. Bray quiet, refined neighbortiood. 1894. VERNON—4 year old 6 room extras. trict Convention, each town shall be entitled to two delegates less, along' Summit S t, to typewriters — Repaired, CHEVROLET TRUCK floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ 787 Main Street, State Theater ment, central location, heat, Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9883. Realtor ranch, completely air condi­ plus one additional delegate for each two thousand, or major 1960 Oldamobile Super 86 6*paa* overhauled, rented. A d d i^ ma­ Machine Co. WB BUT, BEIJ I or trade an­ 860 Main St., Manchester point of beginning. AppUcent: eenger wagon with air oon* 1*2 ton ,4-speed, stake body, ing. Ceilings. Papertianglng. Building. tique and uaed furniture, china hot water. $96. monthly. 649- 83 FOOT RANCH, Porter Street tioned, 2 full baths, spacious J. D. REALTY fraction thereof, votes cast In the last-preceding Presidential Milton B. Doebener and ex­ chines rented and repaired. good tires. Clean. No Job too small. John Ver- 9718 or 643-0644. area, beamed ceiling, 3 fire­ 843-1108 paneled rec room with fire­ Election. , dKlonfaig 618 Center St.—643-6139 tended by Town Planning Pickup and delivery service. faille, 649-6760. HAS IMMEDIATE frame* places, 1% baths, bullttlns, 6 place and bar, living room Yale Typewriter Service. 649- $395 ■nd old coins, old tells and ATTENTION INVESTORS After 6, 649-8538 Commission. 1960 Dodge T-6, 8 Fuel and Feed 49-A large rooms, double garage MANCHESTER VICINITY — with cathedral celling and Call for each convention follows: OPENINGS FOR guns, hobby cotleoUcns. attic MANSFIELD—Five room apart­ MYRTLE ST., LINDEN ST, contents or whole estates. FUr- 138^ trcntaite- Oarltoo W Lakefront opportunity. Well stone fireplace. Kitchen with ______-______IXXTJST ST.: To ebaaga to 1956 Bonds—Stock»— DRY OAK WOOD, cut fire­ ment, call 643-2466. East Hartford — New 5 Hutchlna, Realtor, 242-Sltl The State Convention will be held at Horace Bushnell *H A W »W IN 0 ServlM - Sawa, EXPERIENCED ®e«Ylce Talcott- built vacant 4^ room Ranch, birch cabinets and G. E. built- BOWERS SCHOOL — 4 room Memorial in Hartford, on June 5, 1964, at 8:00 P.M., and June Residence Zone C, all or part MortgagM 81 place and stove lengths, $io. vlUe, Conn. Tel. I48-7442. iqiartment brick buUdiog, * plastered wails, fireplace, ins, diniiy room with glass Cape, plus 2 unfinished shed OonTollbles kntvae, axes, Mieara. eketM. f o r d FAIRLANE OPERATORS: per load delivered. 742-78M. THREE ROOM apartment, first SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 6, 1964, at 10:00 A.M., for the following purposes; of an area now In Reeldenoe rataiy blades. Qutek eervloe. 4-DOOR floor, heat, hot water, electric rooms, bath duplexes large private lot, many shade V?? and sundeck. dormer, oversize garage, com Zone A, described as follows: SECOND MORTGAGES - Ub- all beautifuUy furnished, aU bedrooms, 3 baths, lot 73x151. trees, 126’ water frontage. $25,300. U * R Realty Co.. Inc.! 1868 OMwnoMle 88 Convertible OapltDl B q u liH ^ Hardtop, 8, automatic, radio TOOLMAKERS stove and refrigerator, fur­ Marlon B. Roherteon, Realtor, plete staintess kitchen, bullt- To elect members of the State Central Committee; Starting at a point on tha Umlted funds available for sec­ Rooms Without Board 59 leased. Income $9,420. Aak- Anxious out of town owner 643-2692, R. D. Murdock, 643- To amend the State Party Rules; Main St., Mhodieater. Hours M d heater, power steering. ond mortgages, payments to Garden— Farm— Dairy nished, tHe bath with shower, 645-6068. V lns, 2 fireplaces. Owner 649- south side of Myrtle St, 1861 OadHMc Oonvectthte dally 7-S. Thunday T-6. Satur­ ALL ROUND ^ tag $76,000. asking $16,600. Lnwrence F. 6472. 9416. To adopt a Platform; Clean. ^ comfortable R(X)M tor centrally located, parking fa­ approx. 160’ west of Main S t, day 7-4. 648-7268. w it ymir b u < ^ . Biq>edlent Products - ."JO Flano, Realtor, 643-2766 I860 Cadillac Convertible $295 ^ service. J. O. Realty, 648-5U 2. MACHINISTS gentleman, separate entrance, cilities, adults. 649-1677. To endorse a candidate for nomination to each of the the line runs southerly 106’, (Jharles Nicholson, 742-6364. following offices; more or leaa then westerly l A i m MOWERS, oharpMMd TURRET LATHE a p p l e s — Macs, Baldwins, parking. Call 649-3866. Manchester — Excellent 6 South Windsor 9080 OMempbile Super 18 Con­ A BETTER ARRANGEMENT Romes, Greenings. Delicious. BEAUTIFUL brand new Town apartment frame building, 107’, more or lees then acnitii- ■ad rapalzod, oalea and aarv- OPERATORS TO BETTER LIVING LEGAL NOTICE Senator in the Congress of the United States; vertible 1959 of your llnancsa wHl make Bunce Farm, THOMPSON HOUSE - Cottage House Apartments (8 avail­ S rooms each. Choice loca­ erly 308’, more or leas; I f M ice, rental equipment. L A M able), sound resistant, 4 large RepresentatIve-at-Large Jn the Congress of the United PLYMOUTH WAGON 8 more of your Income available NATIONAL ACME 629 W. Center Street. 649-3978. Street, centrally located. large tion. Assumable 0% mort­ in this young, better-than- In accordance with Section 9-384 (1968 P.A. 17, Sec. 12), easterly 100’, more or leas; 9869 CSuyeler New Fortier Con­ Equipment Ootp., Route I for personal use. Lump debt pleasantly furnished rooms. rooms, 2 bedrooms, includes n o t i c e ; States; FemoB, 875-7602, Mancbeator Automatic, radio and heater, AUTOMATIC LATHE gage. Asking $72,000. new, mint-condltianed 6H and Section 9-424 of the 1963 Revision o f the Election Laws then southerly 109’, more or vertible Into one monthly pnyment inf I ^ l n g . Call 649-2S68 tor ovor- Individual cellars, heat, hot less, to Locust S t Thte pro­ eKchange, IhitoiprlBe 1201. $495 OPERATORS Honschold Goods 51 room Ranch with fire­ In accordance with the re- of thp State of Connecticut, and the Convention and Committee To elect delegates to the Democratic National Convention; $23.16 for each thousand drtlara iSea pennsjient guest water, G.E. tq>pllances—rsmge, place and attached garage. qulrements of the Zoning Regu- Rules of the Republican Party of Connecticut, notice is hereby posed zone change includes aU Inchidlim repayment over five J. D. REALTY To transact such other business as may be proper to come Wide srteotkm of oilior late CLEVELAND refrigerator, disposal. Individ­ lations for the T ow n,of Man- given that the Republican State Central Committee of the before said copventloiv the Residence ^ n e A in thte yanre. F r u k Buriie. S46-8827. EVERYTHINO in steriflzed re- Country-sized, nicely land­ modrts. FUIlOO-BBINDIX washing ma- 1960 ual loundry hookups, coln-op Manchester 643-0129 scaped lot. $16,900. Call Mr. Chester, Connecticut, the Zon- State of (Connecticut has fixed June 12 and 18, 1964, as the particular block. Applicant: Connecticut Mortgage Ex­ AUTOMATIC LATHE conmUoTied used furniture and 238 CHARTER OAK ST.—Small laundry, parking, located In chlnes repaired. Call 649-8760. DODGE SENACO OPERATORS appliances, Wgh quality - low room suitable for working gen­ Oovang now. 640-5806, 389- ing Board of Appeals will hold dates of the State Convention to be held at the Bushnell A Convention will be held in each of the Congressional Dis­ F. W. Spaulding and extended Oome la to see m now. change, II Lewis St., Hartford, a quiet residential neighborhood, tricts on June 13, 1964, tor the following purposes: To endorse by Town Planning Commis­ Conn. prices. LeBlanc Parnlture, 196 tleman, private entrance, $8. 8258. a public hearing on Monday eve- Memorial Hall In Hartford for the following purposes: REPAIRS on all makes of re­ WAGON monthly. 66-61 Congress nIn*. i^ , March 16,16 196410A4 at H-nn8:00 a candidate for the nomination to the office of Representative sion. frigerators, washers, ranges, 8. standard, radio, heater. South Street. Rockville, 875- weekly. 649-1746. BOL/TON — Modem, neat. $- APPLY 2174. Open 9-8. ;;; Raymond Damato, bedroom Ranch, 100x150 lot, BARROWS & WALLACE P.M. in the Hearing Room of 1. To select a party-endorsed. candidate for RepresentaUve- in the Congress of the United States; and to transact such NORTH MAIN STREET and dryers. All oil burners 648-7091, 643-9431, 649-3062. iCRANTON MOTORS, $495 f u r n i s h e d Manchester Parkade, the Municipal Building''on the at-Large in the Congress^of the United States. other business as may be proper to come before said convention. NORTH STREET.-''^ ehange cleaned and sehrlced. All worit BusmeBS Opportonitiefi 32 ROOMS for gen­ garage, patio, assumable mort­ INC. ENGAGEMENT BROKEN tlemen, free puking; .also, gage,' monttalj payments $116. Mancheeter following applioqtlons: The hour and place where each such convention is to be held to Residence. Zone C, all or luaranteed. 649-0066. THE ITOIEE ROOMS, second floor, 2. To select a party-endorsed cam)ldate for United Btatee are as follows: 1957 . BEAUTY SHOP for sale, YOUNG COUPLE cabins with efficiencies. f>ii rtoro furnished. $70. Inquire B d Air Real Estate, 64S-2SS3. Reginald Baker; 310 Hackma­ Senator. M- part of an area now in Reol- M l Union 6t., Roekvllle G A W LAWN Maintenance— ground floor, fully equipped, WILL SACRIFICE Scranton Motel and Cablte. 82 Church Stiwet. tack St; Res. Zone A A. Exten- . dence Zone B, described a* DODGE CORONET air conditioned. Financial ar­ CARLYLE JOHNSON HOME OF FURNITURE 649-0826, between 5-7. B a s t Windsor, just over so. ■ion o f permission 19 requested F’lrst District - 2 :00 P.M., ^ otef Bond, Hartford followa: Starting at a point Mowing, H>rtng cleanup, fer- BOWERS SCHOOL — 7 room »• 3. To select delegates-at-Iarge and alternatee-at-Iarge to the Seebnd District - 2:00 P.M.; Norwich Inn, Norwich ' 6T5-X31, 648-9688 rangements. Call 649-2628. Windsor Town line. Real buy Cape, full shed dormer, fire-1 ^^'^om^uct art craft instruction on the north side of North PICK IT UP—JUST PAY FOUR ROOM^tenement, with Republican National Convention to be held in San Fran­ Third Dlstrict-1:00 P.M., Jonathan Law High School, Mllfortl MACHINE COMPANY f u r n i s h e d r o o m with kitch­ bare, owner transferred. Big place, garage, near all schools, > at above location. cisco. California, on July 13, 1964, Main S t the line runs sast- ' $19.63 en privileges. Inquire 136 Bls- asi Improvements Inclndinx' *ix room ranch, full basement, Fourth District - 1 ;30 P.M.. Stratfleld Motor Inn, Bridgeport ship. John WlUlams, 648-8946, v l4 5 52 XCAIN ST., MANCHESTER MONTHLY sell Street. automatic hot water heater $16,000. Owner 640-1790. _.**®^*‘ Kondraj^ 23 Seymour Fifth District - 2:00 P.M., City Hall, Torrlngton eriy 238’, more or lees to Cyril Guerrier, 429-6846. EX,CELLENT BUSINESS apply 50 Holl-St. aluminum siding, % acre lot. s t ; Res. Zone B. Variemee is 4. To select eight Preeldential Electon. present Bus. Zone HI; then Here’s The Story—This was sold High assumable mortgage. requested to build addition to PLEASANT ROOM for gentle- NEW FIVE 6. To adopt a Platform. A Convention will be held in each of the Senatorial Districte northerly 100', more or loos, to HERE ARE THE ONES HAVE FOOT COMFORT all day 1955 to a young cou^.e on February Oiuy $18,100. T. J. ’ Oockett, nonconforming garage at above present Residence Zone C; OPPORTUNITIK man. parking, 21 Edmund St.. k-. k - Realtor, 648-1677. NOTICE comprising two or more towns on June 11, 1964, for the follow­ YOU ARE LOOKING FOR the Ckiat’Iea Chester way. Call DeSOTO TUDOR 643-8203. oath, storm windows, available location. ing purposes; To endorse a candidate for nomination to the then westerly 246’, more or Rudolph Greene, Charles Chea­ GRILL MAN wanted, part-time, A few days later they In­ March 1. Tel, 648-5634. , HARDTOP Manchester c o n c o r d In accordance with the re­ office of State Senator; and to transact such other business as less, to North S t ; then south­ ter repreeentaUve in Manches­ teys. Apply Grant’s, Parkade. formed us they wished to can­ RD. - Baautlful 1261 Dodge, 2-door hardtop, Radio and Heater. ■ m o OONNECHNcT rooms, raneh, large Uving racm, form­ may be proper to come befdre said convention. The hour and erly 100’, more or leaa, to ter, 643-7492. COIN OPERATED LAUN­ cel their order because they IH REB r o o m iq>artmant Just automatic tranamisslan, ra­ $95 m e c h a n ic for truck fleet, con­ first floor, private entrance, al dining room, ou in et kitchen. place where each such convention is to be held are as follows: point of beginning. Applicant: dio, heater. $1,296. DROMAT in shopping cen­ were not getting married. « e or two gentlemen. 146 ronovated. Your choice, up or siderable outside work, plen­ down. $100 per month Includes S bedroonu, reoreatloo room, cneaur, «Jonnrou(nit the zon- aweiung mio two lamiiy dwell- the day and the place where such Ctonventlons are to be held O. Stillman Keith and Bea­ ter doing excellent business. Payments of almost $180 have Center Street. 643-9130. . 4th Senatorial District - 8 :00 P.M., Hockanum School, Bast HooschtM ServlMii ty of hours, clean driver's li­ been made. If you have a ______your heat, hot water is sep- landaoaped yard. Marlon B. Ing of Appeals will hold. Ing wito second apartment'as set by the State Central Committee members representing trice P. Keith and extended 1961 Chrysler convertible, fully , 1956 Very little attention re­ a public hearing on Monday emaller than allowed at above such Districts is as follows: * Hartford powered. t.m . cense, married. 643-2414. Robertson, Realtor, eta-6968. by the Town Planning Com- Offered 13-A FORD WAGON. 8 quired. Asking $30,000. **’* honest and PLEASANT furnished house- “ I* Stw-kwaather evening March 16, 1964 at 8:00 location. i 5th Senatorial District - 8:00 P.M., Belvedere Inn, Plainvllle mteslon. r |***P*nf romn centrally located. III:, Realtor, $JANiH Hl/iTFiR—Modeni, cen- *P.M. inut theun, Hearing Roomnuvm u±of mw..Alton ayiuui,Sproul; 19±u AvunumeAvondale 1ST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT - 11:00 A.M. 7th Senatorial District - 8:00 P.M., Federal Savings and Loan 1260 Oievrolet Bolair, 4-door se­ of tanas, moth Automatie, Radio and Heater. t u r r e t l a t h e ~0R~ Bridge­ 7 PC. WALNUT BEDROOMBBDRDDU ideal, for business or nmpbinv 648-1677. VERNON STREET: To change COIN OPERATED DRY port operators. Must be able or business or working trolly located Cape, near the Municipal Buildttig on the Rd.; Res. Zone A. Variance is Auditorium, Windsor to Residence Zone AA, all or dan, automatic tranamie- holes. Zipper* repaired. Win­ $95 CLEANING' near new 8 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE lady. 643-6888. ^ BOND HOTEL. HARTFORD, ne, deeoribed aa 1,896. J‘^ Y * “ ***“ •*“*”>*^ ment, less than one year "Westlnghouse" Electric refrig­ Furnlahed ApwrOiMotfi 68M«1 GeraIdine Markos, 28, McKees- neutrality of Laos. If they do Paul ascended the throne in will be held after the leaders guard; Mrs. Francis Dowds, sec­ Board of Aldermen tor the va­ Leonard Descheneau, Joanne Barrett called ths insursnes hlke across the Sahara la an port. Pa. not do so, he said, "we will and Co., Hartford, on March W f EKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL the spring of 1947 at the death meeting. ond guard, and Mrs. John Cal­ cant city clerk's job Wednesday MaeVarish, John MaeVarish, Manchester man now servlag adjuster "the only person adventure many experienced We traveled about 4,000 miles have some very serious ques­ 17 at 12:80 pjn. Tickets may lahan, organist night an to 20-year term in State of his brother, George IL Cherie Sheer, Selma DeMaas, 8 standing between the average men would hSaitate to under­ —1,(XK) of them across the great tions to face.” A team of five surgeons had be obtained by call Mrs. Roger Leonard Vardon of Lebanon, The newly elected,president Ae part-time mayor of this Priaon for armed robbery, had Noi|i Schneider, David Sim­ motorist and the garage in case take. Five American girls did desert—in seven weeks. Each On other questions. Rusk called the operation successful Bagley, 66 Dale Rd., before a member of the Connecticut appointed Mrs. Joseph Reynolds city Of 12,600, Bartimole gets hla December Federal Court It and one of them reports on said; Tuesday. Hie show is open to mons, William BTancls and Les­ a t acoident^damaga” of us spent about $800, mostly and for many days the king was State Employment Service, will as marshal, and Mrs. Barbara $4,000 a year. The city clerk’s hearing on a writ of habeas the trek through five African for food. both members and non-mem­ lie Harned. Allstate’s uljusters, hs said, 1. He is hopeful the United reported making a steady rs- speak on Oj^rtunitles for Barnes as corresponding secre­ Job pays $6,800. corpuB rejected by Judge T. CARNATIONS *kLrs welcomed by most ga- nations. States and Panama can reach Nothing wo have ever done or covery. bers of the organizatioiL the High School Graduates” to­ tary. I Bartimole is also self-em­ Hknmet Clarie. The Herald re­ ragemen, who recognise their will do can compare with our an agreement to restore rela­ But on March 1 he came night at 8 at the meeting of Mrs. Kenneth Hodge heads an ployed in a wholesale bakery de­ C orrection port was In error. Judge Clarie abUlty and reliability. They are By EVELYN VOUCH adventure, an adventure into tions and get their differences Mias Joan P. Skiff, daughter the Mamh ester High School installation committee. She wiU livery business. He said he down with a blood clot In his reserved opinion in the case roeented by- those garagemen Written for Associated P ress'' understanding of new people over the Panama Canal to the right leg and the next day de­ a t Mir. and Mia. Henry R. Skiff, PTO to be held in Beiley Audi­ be assisted by Mrs. Lenlhanri would run again for mayor if he A Herald story Tuesday re­ OPEN TILL 9 P.M. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY and none has yet been handed who would gouge the'public." ALGIERS (AP)—The idea of and new ways of life and of the conference table "without un­ veloped another blood clot in U OoBway RxL, has b W named torium. Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Ziemak, didn't get the city clerkship. ported that Earl Bleu, a former down. hitchhiking across the Sahara very oldest of ideas—an under- due delay.” to the dean’s Hat at Jackson Meanwhile, a spokesman for his left lung. tbs Independent (3arage Own­ began with a runtor about an StamUng that we truly belong to 2. The United States believes King Paul, a robust man who OoBegs fo e Women a t Tufts old caravan route. the great family that is man. it is Important for the Cuban tTntveealty, Medtord, Maas., for ers (IGO) of Connecticut con­ stood 6 feet 4, had for days and firmed that his association had Besides the adventure, the Wo left Monrovia, Liberia, on people to discover that a “ pol­ possibly even weeks before Ms the flrat semester of tbs 1063- journey would give us a chance totmally filed complidnt agahist Jan. 12 with definite knowledge icy of hostility” toward other stomach operation suffered a •4 academic year. to learn about a way of life far Allstats with the insurance of a train from A b ld ju to countries in the Western Hem­ period of pain Mdden from the different from our own. isphere "holds no future,” sdmmlssioner. Ouagadougou and bita of infor­ Photofiraph taken ia AthwM last Feb. 23 shows Crown Prince Constantine, 23, Greek public. It had been "Our Individual members’ I am Evelyn Vougb, 24, a t mation gleaned from books, either tor the Cuban people sr Scottsdale, Pa,, a member of who became King (jf GreMe today, with his fiancee, Denmark’s Princess Anne- feared that announcement of W u d r U L eemplatnts didn't get much ac­ maps and a Lufthansa travel tor Cuba's government under his condition would cause too tbs U.S. Peace Corps in Uberia. tion,” said Alixander J, Morse, agent. Our goal was North Af Prime Minister Fidel Castro. Marie, 17, who will eventually be his queen. (AP Photofax.) much anxiety just prior to the DOHT My , oompanions, also mem- rlca. Rusk emphatically affirmed national election of Feb, 36. sun plenty a t wear left bars M tba Peace Corps, were; After a tftttk rtd«"M)ttr"We as “ non-negotiable” Cuba's mtl- IktfiMga^'rlkkel, 22, the Bronx, One of King Paul's last acts la your shoes when yea upper Ivory Coast through a Itory and poUtlcal OesTrilli-Mos­ before undergoing surgery at ( j d o n d s A . cow, and lU "InteifiEsnee” in have than n hoilt hi a MU'i* WSKbtta Doutrloh,' SK' samitry of exquisitely fsatiu’sd Congressmen Tatoi Palace 26 miles outside 1 Pinehurst Itirkland, Wash.; Barbara Krai, neighbor countries. TTie United pralessiewsl shda rs Lamb MacAfthur Doctor Athens, was to swear in Prtans ■ hop. ALL WO Sought in Stubbing M, la s - Lorenso, Calif., and (See Page Ihreo) States sees no change tn C ^ - Toddy— As Always— Leaders In Fine Meats tro’s policy on these points. Minister George Papandreou on BRHXaDPOItT (A P )—PoHoa Quietly Push Feb. 18. Papandreou won a OUARANnaCD! said today they were aesking a Rusk would nbt say whether the United States womd change its landslide victory in the vote for man for queitloning in the fatal Reports No Cancer a new Parliament. SAM YULYES stabbing of another man who 8 to lOMinutes to Vote policy If Cuban policy shifted. Big Pay Hike 3. There are serious problems R7th the king’s death, Queen Side as WatklBS MAKE PINEHURST YOUR ONE-STOP FOOD SHOPPING CENTER. ALL PINEHURST MEATS was found dead in a restaurant Frederika, 46, Ms attraettTS 23 OAK STREET booth last night In the way of woriting out suiy WASHINGTON (AP) — Antty^ Murphey said that even as he long-term trade agreements By JOHN BECKLER and vigorous wife, becomes C m f MONDAYS ARE CUSTOM CUT — SOLD THE SERVICE V/AY. FRESHER BY FAR GROUND MEATS — th e stabbing victim was Iden^ WASHINGTON (AP) — Lead­ surgeons removed General of was reading the statement, the queen mother. tifled as Henry‘Wiggleawor^ with the Soviet Union. The So­ Sweepstakes Included viet Union wias disclosed in ers of both parties are doing the Army Douglas MacArthur’s surgeon general was "still giv­ She will be succeeded by a POULTRY — COLD CUTS. Sale! 60, od 680 Park Avs., Bridge­ their ^best to ease a $10,000 pay ing his personal attention to teen-age queen. Onstantine Is Moscow today to have ex­ p o rt gall bladder today and said they Gen. MacArthur.” pressed interest in such ajgree raise for members of Congrels engaged to marry Princess The authoritiee said they through the House with a mlnl- found no evidence of any can­ The five - star general was Anne-Marie of Deiunaik, now On Mammoth Ballot miun of fuss. cer. wheeled from the third - floor 17, a distant oooidn. HMy 4 (Bee Page Eight) (8 se Page Eight) GOING PINEHURST E^RYDAY LOW MILK PRICE The Ug raise, part of a $645- The postoperative condition of suite to an operating room 100 mlllion pay boost package for the 84-year-old warrior and hero feet away on the same floor. (flee Page KgM) of two world wars was de­ GLASS f^NOOAD, N A (AP) — A^tores in those communities 1.7 million federal workers, al­ Surgeons said before the scribed as “ satisfactory.” SKIING? CONTENTS Film of Shooting political moial debate rag;ea in that approve saoh salea In the Thant Hampered ready has cleared the Rules operation that the possibility of RENT A CAR New Hampshire this week. It referendum. Committee and is scheduled for The surgeons reported after a cancer could not be ruled out For a weekend or as kmg GALLON (toncems the New Hampshire Although the vote on the In Getting Force floor action Wednesday. lengthy operation beginning at but that they were "hoping and Hood’s Milk Watched by Ruby sweepstakes, the nation's only 8:00 a.m. that they also had re­ praying” they would find only question will be etotowide, the ______»' as yon like. COME HERB FOR CREAM - ORANGE JUICE - COTTAGE CHEESE state eanctiemed, state promot­ Its way was smoothed further moved gall stones from the that the 84-year-old general’s BiiUetins results will be' applicable only Thursday when the Republican DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Jack ed lottery. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. common bile duct, a key pas­ ailment was due to a gallstone Cuw available with sk i in the 42 communities that policy committee, which nor­ Colled from AP Wirsfl Ruby, altthig in court today, Many observers feel that (AP) — Secretary-General U sageway In the abdomen. lodged in one of the bile ducts racks attached. have liquor storae or race mally stakes out the GOP posi­ aaw a motion picture of the more people are steamed up tracks. TTiant is having trouble finding The announcement was made in his abdomen. Pinehurst Everyday Low Ice Cream Price tion on major legislation, de­ scene in which he shot down about the sweepstakes than troops tor the U.N. peace force to reporters at 11:40 a.m. MacArthur’s son, Arthur, ar­ Pod Dodo* Pentlae Hie first running of thefor Cyprus. cided to remain silent on it. Reporters were given the first HOFFA SENTENCINO SET Lee Harvey Oswald last about any of the presidential ■weeps will be next Sept. 12 rived Thursday afternoon and INC. Royal or Nov. 24. candidates In the crowded flret- In two weeks of informal dls- The big hope of most mem­ details by Brig. Gen. Henry S. | presumably was with his father CHATTANOOGA, Teuu. SV8 MAIN STREET at Rockingham Park. New cusslcms with possible contribu­ bers who support the bill is that Vt Gallon He was within a few feet of a in-the-natlon primary. Hampshire hopes to reap rev­ Murphey commanding officer of before the operation beaan (AP) — Team stm Union Phone 6«a-2881 tor nations, Thant has failed to on final passage Wednesday the Walter Reed Hospital. He Sealtest portable screen on which the When the voters enter poll­ enues of $4 million and dis­ The operation was being per­ President* Jnmee K. Hofte picture was projected. recruit any generally accepta­ they can also remain officially said the operation lasted three formed by LL Gen. Leonard D. win be sentenced next Thurs­ Ice Cream ing places Tuesday, they'll be tribute the money to schools. ble contingent other than part Dozens Of Flavors— No Limit. unrecorded by avoiding a roll hours. Ruby leaned forward, cup­ given a ballot with a local op­ The prizes, as announced this Heaton,- surgeon general of the day ae a result o f bis eonvfo. ping his chin In hU hands. He of the British force now on Cy­ call and sending it to the Sen­ Mprphey said the details had Army, who operated on former tlon on a charge that he tried tion question on whether they week by the Sweepstakes Com­ prus, diplomatic sources said stared intently during the short want sweepstakes tickets sold ate by voice vote. been furnished to him by Lt. President Dwight D. Elsenhow­ to fix a federal court Jury. Ho mission, will be 1100,000 for today. Gen. Leonard D. • Heaton, the Fresher By Far Fruits and Vegetables film. He showed no irigns of in their towns. persons holding tickets on the It’s not that they don’t feel er when he was stricken with faces a maximum of 10 ARE YOU IN Every year, at this time Geisha gives amotion. Principals in the dispute have they are worth the $32,500 a j Army surgeon general who per­ a serious abdominal ailment years in prison and f l la Even opponents of the sweeps winning horse, $50,000 for the agreed to troops from six coun­ 0,000 us a special deal on their wonderful The film originally was year the bill would give them. formed the surgery, and it was during his presidency. The flneo. Hoffa and thiM others Pinehurst U. S. Choice concede that it will probably second place winners, and $25,- tries—Brazil, Ireland, Sweden, or out of crab meat.. .which Is usually 1.06 a can broadcast “live” over tele­ be paaaed by a wide margin. for third. But voting for it, on the record, Heaton's statement that Mur­ were convicted Wedneoday of vision. 000 Canada, Finland and Austria— phey read. . . . we pass deal allowance Defense Atty. John F. Shea back to New York today, tha hot water you need at ene LEGS Darwin accused of the slaying objected to admitting the lan­ Reports New company said. Ths fire waa time for anly 9 ^ c* a day. Beef is low, too . . . and it's all Pinehurst selected U. S. Choice of a Bolton teen-age girl made it tern Into the trial shortly after put out Thursday night I7 Think of it—only 9Hc* a Geisha. grade-. SoHd, lean, tender clear in Tolland County Su­ the trial began yesterday. He the crew, a spokesman for day! News Tidbits perior Court yesterday they said the lantern had been seized SMALL SHRIMP Combination J.am b Shouidars. Chops and Stew Ib.*45t Leash on Life the American Export Lines Yea. thanks to MobUheat 2 cans 79c from the AP Wires will fight every attempt by the du^g a search that Judge reported. * —and an oU-flred hot water BOTTOM ROUM) ROASTS lb. 89c state to introduce into the trial I^iselle ruled last month was hsater of correct capacity— NEW YORK (AP)-Jlm Buck evidence originally obtained Illegal. The car Darwin drove Geisha AN T SIZE WRITES TO KHRUSHCHEV your family can taike care who earned more than $16,000 Indonesia sets up flliii oensor- illegally. that night, Ms wife's green 1955 a t all their washing needs Serve with Apple-Mint Jelly-—Shurfine or Green Giant frozen peas— Brown • year as a salesman but got In a preliminary hearing, de­ WASHINGTON (AP)—Presi­ MINCED CLAMS 4 cans 1.00 EASY TO SLICE - PINEHURST ALL LEAN sMp to make certain local and CJhevroIet, Was also seized dur­ dent Johnson, in a personal at one time. bored with It, has a new leash fense and state counsel haggled ing the illegal search. gravy and mashed potatoes—Let lamb "set” 15 minutes after removing imported films do not violate message made public today, Mom can do the family on life. He Is a profeealonal President Sukarno's political most of the day over the admis­ Both lantern and car were dog-walker, dog-trainer and has told the Soviet Premier wash, Sis can do the diahea BUMBLE BEE TOP ROUND ROASTS Ib.99c concepts or insult Indonesia's sibility of a lantern and sweep­ seized again later with a proper at the aame time Junior from oven for easier slicing. dix;sttter. ings from the car Darwin drove Khrushchev that outsiders any size...not just tiny roasts. See what you buy at Pinehurst... Socialist society, a news agency warrant. The role the lantern "should all strive not to la- takes hia bath, and you en­ SHURFINE 3 cans 1.00 Buck, SI, married, with two the night the girl was killed. where all meats arie sold the service way. reports . A former concentra­ will play in the trial has not flame passions” in the east­ joy a shower. ohlldren and two pet dogs, The jury was barred from the tion camp Inmate testifies In been disclosed ' by the .state. ern MedlterrJnean. John­ Don't delay—phone us to­ Mmotimee earns $600 a week in courtroom during the* hearing. FRESHLY CHOn>BD Frankfurt, Germany that three The defense argued the evi- son's 206-word letter, dated day. BTnd out bow easy it Is S & W his private snterpriss. A spot of blood found on Dar­ GROUND BEEF HAMBURG Ib. 55c 3 Ib. lots 1,59 of the 22 defendants In the Wednesday, said It was tiw to switch to a MobUheat- WHITE ALBACORE TUNA 37c U. S. Choice Ldn Eaoh day, but not aU at ones, win's shirt, Darwin's sexual life (See Page Eight) flred water heat. Ausohwltz trial played a nwjor firm intention of the U.S. HAM8 CAN BE USED SO MANY WAYS bo takes 80 to 40 dogs for walks, role in killings of his fellow and discrepancies in statements to avoid heightening paa- 'Average famUy o f four. Sava up to 38c on 3 cons Lamb Chopa lb. $1.19 Darwin made to police were MORRELL'S aaty cut ready to larva /me LAMB PATTIES lb. 39c 3 lbs. 1.00 oovsring about 28 miles through prisoners. slons raised b y the Cyprus Manhattan’s Bast Ede. He te- Four uMformed Indonesian heard in testimony at the hear­ Vermont FlooHs dispute. Heinz A[H[>Iesauce 8 qt. jars $1.00 HAMS whole or butt half £ lb. ■res he w ean out the soles of m rrllla s reported killed in a ing. •, .*• (Round Almost Boneless half a ham . .Ib. 99c) — • pair of construction-worker fresh outbreak of fighting in Over 100 spectators jammed FLYS TO BOSTON MORIARTY *oss every two weeks. the small, courtroom as State Destroy Bridges FARM FRESH CHICKENS AND PARTS Malaysia’s Borneo state of QUAYAQUIL, Ecuadsr Jack August » takas patience, agility, Srawak . . » The nation’s em- Rollce Maj. Samuel Rome, Tol­ Clam C how der...... 4 cans |1.00 land County Coroner Bernard (A P )— Julio Luna, who had a BROTHERS OF COURSE RAIN CHECKS IF WE RUN SHORT firmness, and no small amount ployment figure took unexpect­ WHITE RIVER JUN(3TION, dead man’s hand trausplaiitad - a t muscle to carry out Us ca­ ed >imp of 800,000 last month. J. Ackerman and other officials Vt. (APj—Swollen, ice clogged ON ANY ITEM took the stand to give testi­ to his right arm teat montik Rib Lamb Chops nine - etrolling aaslgnmente. Labor Department reportk . ^ rivers that swept away bridges left by plane today for Bos­ 643-5135 Buck eays. Republican Sen. Barry G c^ mony why the items should be and disrupted telephone com­ admitted Into the trial. ton. The SS-year-old sailor A Mx-footer, he weighe only water, hunting votes In New munications between Vermont got permteolon ' from the 301-318 C8MW St. 145 pounds. Sometimss he has Hampshire's presidential piv At day's end, Judge Alva P. and southern New England Ecuadorean Navy to fiy ts • ooUsotivs 800 pound of dogs mary, insists he wauto to Im­ Lolselle had ruled the sweep­ slowly receded tdday. It's a good tims to flO iwur te a m m wkgB you saa buy PtaMtamt Ghotoa Rtadquartors, Boston for fUlow-up treat­ W l 9IVE jltnr 53e Is oontral during ths morning prove Social Security, not end It. ings 'oe admitted. He withheld One bridge on busy Route 5 ment at Peter Bout BrlghaM all wrapped and frosen for only SOc to. Hiads weigh 176 to 185 lbs. Sss our Mr. •otings. The dog poiflidagc is British Foreign Secretary final ruling on the lantern. The was lifted from its base by ice Hoopltal. Dark soots havs afr W E N STAMPS CREST Toothpaste easy to flgun when you include Richard A. Butler says he be­ SIZE trial recessed until Monday. floes and dumped Into the White gMued on Luna’s iiaur ImmA McCarthy for frsom specials on pock loins an* beef torsquartsrs. A Ufkpound Great Dane and a lieves the Soviets now reoog- 'The defense is expected to River. Loet with the bridge o o ^ a of Labrador rstrieven. nlso the futility of war and may challenge an alleged confession were the principal telephone ■iispeet gangrsns. But Ihr. now does ha control them be seeking points of agreement pollde eay they got from Dar­ cable| connecting northern Ver­ Richard B. HHi m am i Om, OPEN THURSDAY ANDL FRIDAY TILL 9 when they spy a squirrel, pi- with the West to follow jip the win when the state tries to in­ mont and eouthern New Robert M. OoMwyn a t B s^ f o r m or strange don7 PLENTY OF PARKING — CARRY OUT SERVICE limited nuclear test ban treaty troduce that into the trial. The England. ' toa, wbo visited bwM te^ Wan. Buck‘ MOd1 Inirsday, . . . Fighting between Greek alleged confession was obtained A bridge oyer the Lamoille ■totilh. bad aapsstsfi PINEHURST GROCERY Inc. CORNER MAIN AND TURNPIKE •hsiSw with anl- and Turkish Cypriote brooks out while Darwin was being held River at Hardwick also was ttesos and sali It wa dof-trminer and doff4dtter. takes lix eanines for the third straight day in vK- on a ooroner’e warrant with­ dfslroysd. tlM haaHng prswssA for walk to NewjMWCSeiiteBl P«rk. (AP P h otofi^ jM w Boar the north eoast har­ out being allowed to see bis Ma awn hand la KP bor a t Kyrsnla. ■ attomsjrs. IlialsBfWb. lA *