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WEDNESDAY* FEBRUARY 26, 1964 ManrliiifisiFr cvfttitis Herald, Average Daily Net Prero Hna 'I h e , ^ will appoint a committee, hesA- For the Weak Wndad Fmeeaet a € n - i The British Amertcen Club The Guard Club of Mystic Re­ ed by Mimehsater State view , WBA, wUl m eet Friday Democrats Vote F ebruary 2S, 1964 wU sponsor ai dance for mem­ W W toH ost santotive A t^. Paul Groobsrt, DONT dear and as bers and gu e^ Saturday from at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. to look out for Manchester In- ■ 'm Joseph Goulet, 829 HlUiard St. Increase to 70 Stai plenty of wear M t 16 to 16. ! nM Mancbcater CbxtoUan 9 pjn. to 1 a.m. Charile Var- tereste in future reapporUon- 1 3 ,9 1 1 rtck’s orobestra will furnish the in your ahfMs when yon cloudy late In 0»a* Toath OouncU wiQ ifxnuor a The DAV Auxiliary will spon­ State Dance m ent to Jthe State L e^ sla tu r^ m usic. In Membership hnve them rebnUt in n Itembar of tha Audit vurleW show entitled “Worid sor a social and games totnor- as w ell as hi the realignment of . Bucaau at CtreulstloB the TLS. CJongresslonal Districts professlonnl shM rennlr n d r Prevlerwa’* at Bailey Audi* row at 7:80 p.m. at the VFW Anderson Shea Post a t th e Maneketter^A City o f VUtago Charm and State Senatorial Dlstrlota shop. ALL W O l H i ■ tpituni o< Miandiester High Mother Cabrini’s Mothers H om e. Veterans el Foreign W an will Tlw Demoomtlc Town Oom- Near tee close of laat nights OUARANTiaDDt SoliodI on March 14 at 8 p.m. Circle will meet tonight at 8:15 host the atmual miliUiry ball of m ittoe v oted lo s t nlgfait to in - r rocaeda WUl benefit the ooun* at the home of Mrs. Charles voM lito m em berahip to 70, meetiiv, the committee was MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1964 (Ofawelfled Advertiring jek-Pnga St) PRICE SEYiRlI C E N ^ * V the Department of Connecticut shown slides, and listened to an VOL. LXXXm , NO. 128 (TWENTY-lJOUB PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) efl’a foreign exchange student Strom, 118 Lioomls St*. at the Aimory on Saturday to make room for "the many, SAM YULYES progtem. Adult and student Three at School able young Democrats, who explanation, o f the prt^poaoj* A nekets may be obtained from from 9 pjn. to 1 a.m, Tony pliuui fo r N orth Hhid Renewm. Same Bide na WattdM The CMden Age Club wlU O’Bright's. oichestra will fur­ light otberwiae lose Intezost in any nanber of the Touth Ooun- duve poMitioal portioipaiUon. The presentation was made 8S OAK STBBrr meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Entering Contest nish tile music for dancing. ohib rooms to celebrate its 11th The move marka the third by BtKnurd Rybesyk, executive OFIOf MONDATM The selection and coronation director of the Manchester Re­ anniversary. Luncheon will be Three students at Howell Che­ Ume in the last ten yean teoit ita . Baibara Sanso of the of Miss VFW of 1064 will high­ the memberahip of the commit­ development Agency; and Alex­ served. light tiie evening’s activities. Maila Horman Studios of Man- ney Technical School are par­ tee has been inoivased— from ander Penny, chairman of the Judging of the nine finalists (heater waa the guest speaker ticipating in the 1984-65 Ma­ 40 to 80 in 1058, and from 60 Citizen's Advisory Committee. laat sfvening at the meeting of Frank J. Mansfield Marine from Manchester, Naugatuck, Corps League Auxiliary will chine Trades Contest being to 60 in 1088. the Manchester WATBS. Tech- New Canaan, Hartford, East The Inoreaoe in oommittee niquea of proper facial cleans­ Oponsor a rummage sale tomor­ iponsored nationally by the Hampton, Guilford, Eaet Hart­ row beginning at 9 a.m. in the “ ilkle Bro.thers Foundation of membera will hecesaHate an im­ Masonic Leader March ing and makeup application W1 ford and Middletown will be F alter mediate change in the oomanit- LEASE were' d'emonatrated, with Mrs. store next to the State Theater, Des Plaines, III. based on appearance, poise and Main St. Members wishing ’They are Edward Perkins Jr., te’s bylaws. The amended by­ T o Attend Whirl THB Beanard TeHier as the model. personality. TTie queen w ill be laws, by state law, must remain pickup service may call Mrs. a post graduate student, Ed­ the representative of 97 VFW Jerry Saplenza, 134 Walker S t; Pardy photo on flic for 60 ds^ in tee of­ 1964 Advertisement— ward Rothe, a senior, and Fran­ Posts throughout Coiinecticut. Moat Worshipful Grand Mas­ Mrs. I^ter Cordera, 191 Eld- cis Staves, a junior, all in the fices of tee searerairy of state Miss Diane Donovan, an In­ Engaged and the town clerk, before the ter and Mrs. Frank H. Llnsley Tour banker Is your friend. ridge St.; or Mrs. Harrison tool and die department. Robert structor at the Hanover Model­ of the Grand Lodge of Connec­ CAR WUson, 80H Bluefledd Dr. J. Pintavalle, tool and die in­ The engagement of Miss Su­ Increase can go into effect Events Any time is a convenient time ing School, Hartford; Bob Ells­ Chairman Ted Cummings ticut will attend the Winter Of Your ChoiM Seventh on Jury V - LBJ Says Tax Cut structor, is supervising their san Bjorlman to Joh H. Mor- for the helpful staff here to talk worth, WTTC radio and televi­ announced tee timetable for Whirl aponaored by Mancheater oVer your financial problems Officers and parish chairmen p rojects. sion announcer; and State Sen­ hardt, both of Manchester, has Lodge of Miasona Saiturday • Yearly The competition, open to all been announced by her peur- the U-snnual election of oom­ and answer your questions. You of the Manchester Chapter of ator Arthur Lucas of Chaplin, mittee .membera. night at the Elks Home. • M o n th ly In State ca n 1m sure of qualified, depend­ students in machine and tool ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard the Holy Family Retreat chairman of the Military and M arch 10— ^Publish n otice fo r The announcement was made • Weekly Bolsters Economy able advice at the Connecticut League will meet' tomorrow at and die departments, is being Bjqrkman of 38 Hollister St. For Darwin Trial Veterans Affain Committee, Worahipful Miagter Carl C. sponsored on the state level by Her fiiince, 'who Uvea at 33 possible May 6 primary. Bank and Trust Company. They, 8 pm . at the Knights of Colum- will constitute the panel of March 25—Fuection of 60 ultgren of Manchester Lodge. the Connecticut Vocational As­ Htfi'lister St., is the son of the MORIARTY / too, are vitally concerned with biLs H om e. A rrangem ents w ill judges. Miss Dorothy Fargo of committee membera. (Draes ia aemi-formal. A buf­ Policeman Saved yoim aims in providing a secure sociation . late Mr. and Mrs, Frank Mor- WASHINGTON (AP)—The historic tox biU is signed be completed for the annual East Hampton, who was select­ May 6—Primary Day if nec­ fet wiiU be served ai 8 p. m., BROTHERS By A. g. OHEMA8I and satisfying life for yourself The students, competing to hardt. oommunion breakfast to be held ed Miss VFW at last year’s essary. and Dave Kennedy’s orchestra The seventh juror was selected today In the first de­ After Garroting and sealed, and its big cargo of reductions will begin and family. You are always wel­ Aprils. become the state winner, hone military ball, will be on hand to Miss Bjorkman graduated will provide music. 801 Center Bt being delivered to taxpayers right after March 5. to receive as their prize a one- May 8—Committee membera Manchester gree murder trial of Roy F. Darwin of Andover. He is come at 8B3 Main, 15 North assist vrith the coronation cere­ from Mount St. Joseph’s Acade­ (60) take office. William R. Sandberg Is gen­ and the Parkade. week all-expense. t ^ to the my, West Hartford, and Dean 643-6180 HARTFORD (AP) — A President Johnson signed it into law Wednesday night Members of the cast of scenes monies of the 1964 queen. The town committee will then eral chairman, and Waiter A Charles L. Stewart of Columbia, father of an 18-year- 4, 6, 6, 7 and 8 in the Chil­ New York World’s Fair. Frank A. Sturges Jr. of Wa- Juiiior College, Franklin, Maae. Person Jr., is in charge of tick- Hartford policeman nar­ and told the nation in a radio and television address it is Liocal contest chairman is meet sometime after the 60-dsy old girl.' Stewart was the fifth jury prospect questioned dren’s Wing production of terbury. State VFW command­ She is employed by Dr. Ber­ waiting period (for filling the eta, which ora still evt^labie. this morning as the trial went'^ rowly escaped death early “the single most important step we have taken to Gordon M. Shaw, carpentry in­ nard J. Sheridan. “Toby Tyler’’ will rehearse to­ er, and Mrs. Mildred Rogala of bylaw amendnoents) to elect Into Its third day at Tolland cused by the state was Albert this morning when he was strengthen our economy since World War II.” night frtm 6:30 to 8:80 in the structor. The judges will be Mr. Morhlurdt, a graduate of Saiwr i 0tM t* (•» M msI Middletown, department auxil­ tee additional 10 oommittee County Superior Court in Rock­ Bray of Coventry. He was asked strangled with a length of Noting that John F. Kennedy had “inspired and pro­ Little ’Theater of Manchester Maurice Clarke, head of the iary president, wlll‘ lead the Manchester High School, is an niem bers. by Special Asst. State’s Atty. Howell Cheney machine depart­ ville. Judge Alva P. Loleelle is posed” the $11.5-billion cut—the biggest in history— basement rooms at 46 School grand march climaxing the ball. electrician ai^rentioc' and Is May 6 is also the day chos«i Btalo G. Onuttl if he thought bailing wire in a rear yard ment, and Miller Haugh, works presiding. St. Reservations and tickets may employed by tee Seymour by the State Democratic Com­ the rights of the accused had on John St. Johnson hurried off to the home of the late President’s manager, and Robert Prescher, A juiy of 13 plus two alter­ be obtained by contacting Ed­ Freedman Eaectrlcal Co., Btort- mittee as primary day for the nates Is needed before testi­ been violated. Bray replied he Policeman Leo P. taPage was widow to present her and her two children, John Jr. The Infant Jesus of Prague toolmaker, both of the Mai Tool win Edwiards, Co-chairman, at ford . election ot opposition slates of mony can get underway./ Both didn’t think so. This Is the first taken to Hartford Hospital and Caroline, with three of the pens he hsid used to Mothers CSrcle will meet tomor­ Co. The wedding will take place the VFW Home, 608 E. Cmter delegates to State Conventiems. the state and defense attorneys time such a question haa been where he Is being treated for sign it. row at 8 p.m. at the home of The state winner will be an­ S t at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Cummings said that there asked of a praspeetlve Juror In Injuries to his vocal cords. M rs. Jam es B lanchfield, 81 nounced during the second week are hopeful that testimony can ’The tax bUI, w hich te e Sen­ Sale . on April 28. has been no year In his recol­ begin by next week. t e e tr ia l According to Capt. Thomas White S t o f M arch. J. Hankard the policeman in a ate completed final congression­ lection when It was necessary More than 60 prospective Jur­ Bight Jury prospects were al action on Wednesday by a 74 TaxFacts questioned by council for the dazed and semi-conscious con­ cepta the CRC recommenda- to hold a Democratic primary FISK ors, about half the available to 19 vote, wUl redu ce taxes for Charter Meeting locally, for either convention defense and etate before court dition staggered through the tions without change, the pro­ Jury list for thia session, have 80 million individuals by almost posals will become final for a delegates or town committee was adjourned for lunch. Se­ rear d oor o f Ehigine Ck>mpany At Glance been considered. About 17 more lection of a jury was sched­ I’s headquarters on Main St. one-fifth, on the average, by Uwmtti tiiAikmH Set for Monday townwide referendum. m em bers. about 9 per cent for 550,000 busi­ A g^b^wAiwM Jury prospects have been sum­ uled to continue this afternoon. about. 4:10 a.m. and collapsed 1 However, If the board rejects Cummings aimounced that he nesses. The cuts are retroactive I «m 3 # j moned for tomorrow if today’s The accused sat quietly at A on the floor. WASHmOTON (AP)—flera Mayor Francis J, Mahoney any of the propoedls, or sug­ Uat of 28 la exhausted. to Jan. 1. has rescheduled to Monday a gests any changes, the projwsed table with two of his attorneys Fireman Leonard Wallace, on a t a ghutoe ace ilaoto oa tto tax fi I The state today turned down watching the proceedings. He Is Johnson In his 15-minute ad­ SMORGASBORD special meeting of the board of revisions win go back to the the night watch, removed the dress said the measure "will day night by President John* !TiiaL entry who admitted she was Is accused of strangling Hope I police. I (CRC). days In which to return the pro­ pretty “soft-hearted” when Roth(9elI o f Bolton on Sepj. 18. ’The theory is, as Johnson ex­ Individaals: 80 million The date originaUy decided posals to the board of direc- Capt Francis J. Foley and plained: “As you spend this Americans get tax cate averag­ •"Helanoa is the registered SECOND CONG. CHURCH asked by the state If she was Hie 17-year-oId rirl was last D et Michael Ckinnane question-1 upon, March 4, Is already tora for final approval or re- SPECIALS agaliut capital puifishment. seen alive when she left a 4-H money at tee grocers or depart­ ing nbout 10 per cent. Pny TM of the Heberleia Patent ed the jraUceman at Hartford ment. store, the grocer and de­ O orp ." scheduled for a meeting of the jeetkm . “I always feel sorry for tho meeting in Rockville. Darwin checks etorting Marrii 5 win SPONtolUBD BYi WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP boerd of directors, the board of H osp ita l partment store owner in turn be fatter refleeting drop la The board must then set a underdog,” she said, but added had also attended the meeting. He told them that he entered His daughter Lynda Bird stands near as President Johioson picks a pen to sign education and the general man­ will spend it for their own withholding rate from 18 to 14 TWO SITINGS — 5:00-6:30 data for a special or regular Jteat she wants to see Justice M r. and M rs. Jerfin C . Roth- the John S t yard at 4 a.m. that the tax cut bill. Among those at the White House ceremony are, from left ager on tee school budget. referendum on the accepted needs—and in this fashion, the per cent. Betroaettve to Inet b b a *'** " w n e . faces tee rear of the firehouse in front row: Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon; Sen. Everett Dirk- money wUl circulate through the For IteaervatloBa - TelefriioBe 649-0188, 649-0494, 840-1088 Monday’s charter change con­ questions. Healing Soap Another proepsotive Juror ex­ (See Page Six) Jnn. 1. Oorporatloae: Baeletex (X^sIdofL to question a man and a woman sen, R-Ill.; Sen. Frank Carlson, R-Kan.; Sen. Russell Long, D-La. (AP Photo­ economy raising the demand liaMHty for 650,000 corpen^ i sideration meeting win be held Mayor Mahoney nas said that who were seated in a car. DRUG COMPANY TICKETS OHIDLBEN, 6-10. fL UNDER 6, FREE at 8 p.m. In the hearing room he is in favor of a referendum fax.) , for go^s several times tee tions cut by nbout 0 per cent, He said that while question­ amount of the tax cut.” 901 Main 8b—648-8881 of the Municipal BifikUng. In conjunction with tee October for Upset Skin ing the couple he was attacked ’the Treneury estimatoe tha If the board of direct^ ac- or November elections. All told about $800 million over-all effect wlU bo to reduce U year eampluioa b msmd by from the rear and the wire was more a month will be fired into corporate taxes 17 per oent b»> teashiua or cowssini sipsrlilly tt slipped around his neck. He said ALL FOUR WHEELS RELINED Boston Boycott Value the economy to speed it up, en­ caoea a t an inveetment credit brokin'oat In Uotehas or phnpha—giT* that was the lost thing he re­ large It, create more Job sand it tho healing eire of Eeoteriea Soap. EXPERT INSTALLATION Cuba Peeks'French Deny Plot provision and llbMalized do- membered until he amved at Xeotarlea Soap eboiuei Ik* lUm— ta s provide an ecoimmic fortress tee firehouse. ‘ preoiatioo rules eat o f hi lOftt. ■oep b aappoaad to dot And "doeloca*' Prem liun Big Pureba^ for “tee preservation of free­ President’s lewdloa: He haUed it *t the eeme time. Modem inuUyinc Q uality Argued; 10,000 Skip dom In the world.” madieetlone end germ-kiUere make The President urg4d Ameri- tha UU as "te e moot Imporhurt AO” Oversize Soya* Bodiea Found Kepterlee Soap the laat word la heeling, caiMi now put fitis llia o r y into stop wa have taken to a bten gO f elauMing can (or damaged oompbzioiie. H eat W m P HAVJUN (AP) — The Of U.S. Lard en our edonomy stoee Worid BOSTON (AP)—Bducation of-forad apd wbiu children in ans are one of the moat im portant parts Famous VO-5 • safety-test 19S3, have denied In v o lv ^ e n t Nevertheless Noel Day, co­ teach foreign languages In sec­ Earlier, the Vietnamese gov­ In two aiuiiuil steps—the bulk or femly expenses. ia the violence and have plead- sponsor of the Btayout, said: plane was en route from Kago­ Purees declined to identify ondary Boboola with two-yeax ernment said 26 guerrillas were of It Immediately for Indlvidu- MANTLE SIGNS o f o u SHAMPOO >steering shima, at the southern tip of courae study at Wesleyan, Mdd- FT. LAUlNBBDlALE, Fla. 'Kyushu, to Tokyo, \ (See Page Seven) Normal or Dry (See Page Seven) (Bee Page Seven) dlebury and Middlebury’s grad­ (Bee P age TThree) (Bee Page Bix) (A P)—Mhdiey Mantle signed uate schools in Furls or Ma­ hie 1964 basebaO contract Regolarly jy | _ drid... .Arthur J, Vara Sr., of with tee New Yorir Yankeee 91.00 O o C UoKCMville, fo rm e r president o f -itodi^r for a reported 6100,000, Boilermakens Local 614 at Gen­ Report on Economy—4 tee eame salary he received eral Dynamics Electric Boat, laat season. Mantle is the soo- Nestle’s Picket Premiere of ‘Deputy^ ond highest paid in a jor pleads innocent in New London Circuit Court to charges of lar­ leaguer. WTUle Mhye of tee WAVE SET San Francisco Giants signed ^ By WnxiAM GLbVER . ceny of 68,000 and obtaining Quick Drying, Holde Waves money under false pretenses. Specter of 1929 ' for an eetimnted 6165,000 Assamted Frees Drams Crltto Inat month. '■ LESS BANK BAL IN 12 MO. 1 LESS BANK BAL IN 24 MO. • Special Pr^deivt Johnson, visiting LOAN OF I LOAN OF NEW YORK. (AP)—Europe’s at Patatka, B^., on first open CHARGE PAYMENTS ■ CHARGE PAYMENTS i|^mr play, “The Deputy,” baa MARKET BEAOnON • While They Last ly poUpoal trip of his adminis EDITOR’S NOTE — The spec-^ It was also an era of chi­ been turned Into a subdued, ain- tration, halls start of construc­ NEW YORK (AP) — The • 7.50x14 Whitewalls "eere, not very stimulating ape- ter of 1929 still haunts the canery, of swindles in the stock etook maihet criebrated en­ Vick’s Formula 44 tion on croos-Florida barge ca­ m em ories ot many who try to market, in banking, in industry. Nylon Tnbeless abnen of Broadway stagecraft. nal as symbolizing "the esoen- actment of the 6U-6 billion $ 300 $18 $ 25 ■ ■ $ 300 $ 36 $12.50 As presented in premiere assess today’s jaunty optimism. It was an era of the fast buck ta x cu t with a horst of OOUOH SYRUP • L^-Tite Construction tial Qnity that makes a nation How the 1920s and the 1960s are and endless opi^rtimity. Wednesday night at the Atkin­ out of regions” ..State Atty. strengtli at the start today son Theater, It isn’t likely to alike, and unlike, is described Some point out that the 1960s but galM were pared early Gen Harold M. Mulvey at Hart­ by ^m Dawson, AP business have all these things. Outstand­ cause much emotional J^ le ford says he likely will file plan this afternoon. Trading was 600 36 ■ among those cmcerned in ad­ news analyst, In this, the fourth ing credit is at a record high. heavy. As expected, the long- 50 ■ 600 72 25 “nr’ e * A--.' in Fedenti Court Monday on re- Trading on the New York Stock 68 vance about Its theme — that of five articles on this decade’s antlctpated passage of the tax ...... rt^.a shiHdng legislature in Ifoe with course. Exchange has topped the Fope Plus Xn remained eilent Federal Court decision..U. S. cut brought senne profit tak­ Usterine 13 abrat the Nazi extermination of volume of 1929, the old champ. ing after the Initial flurry. Plus F J I T . Dtatriot Judge Frank W. WU­ Jaws during World War n. By SAM DAWSON Many stock prices are at rec- 900 54 75 1 ■ 106 37.50 son at Chattanooga, Tenn., pre- 900 MOUTH WASH Lifetime Guarantee AP Business News Analyst oru highs. So are corporate LBJ TO FLORIDA Contrasting with the excite­ aiding at jury-tiunpering trial earnings. Speculative flurries KlOa Germs On Ocataat ment outside* the playhouse NEW YORK (AP) — The WASHINOTON (AP) — of James Hoffa, president of “Soaring Sixties” and the have burned many fingers. caused by chanting pickets, pla­ Teamsters Union, reacts with PresidMit Jriinson headed for “ Roaring Twenties” sound alike Business swindles have sent Florida today to addrera a 1,200 72 cards and platoons of police, all rare anger when aoensed of executives fleeing to Brasil, 100 I ■ 1,200 144 50 " I T ’ 7 1 c OPEN TONIGHi; TILL 8 was decorous within. The audi- to many people—too much alike Demooratle fund-raising dln- “btaa and prejudice against the for entire comfort. Comipodity and stock scandals ei^e warmly applauded at the defense” and carries on heated have toppled firms, brought nar and to break groand for a and of each of me seven scenes, But the two decades have major new project, the croee- St. Joeeph’s THURS. & PRI. 8 - 8; MON., TUES. 8 - 5:30 exchange of words with three sharp differences. And in the court action. Confidence has otherwise renutined quiet. defense lawyers. been w idely expressed In tee Florida barge canal. It was 8 - 4 PHONE 443-2444 Berman Shumlin, produceixU- minds of many Americans, his first obviocaly poUMoal ASPIRIN Justice Hugo L. Black of right now anyway, the differ­ ticking, or at least tee flatten­ Mctor, has keyed the presenta­ Supreme Court at Washington is ing, of the business cycle. Journey since he became Free- ForOhlldfea tion in a mood of quiet dignity ences are uppermost. ideat three months ago. Tha 357 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 78 years old today and gives no Neither decade wwas as ■without------i But the differences between and the cast headed by Emlyn bint of plans to quit, so long as its setbacks. The Twenties saw the two decades are Important, plane bearing Johnson and WUliams and Jeremy Brett good health continues, Washing­ a sharp one early, followed by —Credit expansion and con- mambers of his family lefS. riraly raised a voice or sweeps ton report says. . . Majority of growing confidence. By 1928 traction is more skillfully Andrews Air Force Bnse la an impassioned gesture. 60,(XX) doctors answefinig ques­ and early 1929 the slogans handled today, thanks to experi- nearby Maryland tor Jnekson- Part of the Umlted impact tionnaire says they have quit were: "The United States is In ence from past errors. Security vUle, F la. aaams to be the result of con­ cigarettes or switobed to pipes for endless prosperity” and markets are regulated now, and densing German author Rolf and cigars because they consid­ “Never sell America short.” even stricter policing Is bring TOT BURNS TO DEATH HOUSE Hoehhuth’s seven-hour original er smoking a health hazard, ac­ As l

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MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, IfANCHESTEB, OONNa THURSDAY, f^R U A R Y S7, 1964 g A < a TWO IIAN CH ES^ EVENING B E R ^ , MANCHESTER, CdNN« THURSDAY^ FEBRUARY 27, 1964

R ockviU e^V ernon P inkC olor SnrgepU qP^or Martin and Herdir Agft^ Insignia en their brown nnl- W 6 Cotentry 2k>i|er8 Approve U proar Play form s. Rss4si;4^ Conduct O m c Skating French Deny Plot Paul Steriiberg, a salesman, On HanAJifig Rec Payments Apartment Bid rushed Into the • Nasi pickets, Private riMMttir wm Drug Store Liquor Permit This Spring who carried signs reading: Dr. Gordon Brennan, a prac­ Tom N ew m an Report ^The Deputy,’ “ Deputy to hate. This, to a hate MRS. MARIE RlchardtequaUir to famlHee The town zoning board of ap­ By DORIS BEUHNO ticing physibian and surgeon in General Manager j/t play. This play is anu-Oatholic. Recraatlon Super- nme swimmers,sa sad to peals (ZBA) has approved a re­ 912 Albaity . Avenue ■m' Opposed by Two Outlets Wsppinger, N. T., and Q, J. Martin and Recreat . quest for a 29-uiUt garden apart­ To Kill Viet Boss Jews mock Pius XII.” Pink will be the moat popular o f one. Selected for Is Picketed Hertford, Ootin. Mills, a pastor of ths Hartford Intendmt James Herdlc agraed Supervlsed ice skating la ment off Lawton Rd.—rbut only Police grabbed Sternber gas color in this year’s Easter pa­ last wight that “ All Incoma and Dlsousston nlw ooResoJ « i he tried to punch one of the Church of the Seventh Day Ad- scheduled today from 1:30 to 10 after the appllcimt changed the ftHMnMita flf a Uquor p«rmit^»ming laws were presented to rade if a fashion show last night ■pending by the ncraatkn d e^ the possihUlty of opsotac Mm p.m. at both Center Springs An­ (Oeattanefi from Fage Oem) (Ooatlnaed from Page One) Nazi pickets. Others who tried pools one or two webbeiHB be- m o ’ s W ho' plau to meet a ZBA objection. that s(Hne French might be be­ J t^ T d ^ - to r e V e T th e lr T ^ ^ ^ tor review last June, at Fiano's Restaurant Boltoa, ventists, will conduct the Flve- hi the future wtU go threap nex and Charter Oak Park. hind such a Uafng because it to join In werp shoved back by His decision has not yet been lora the eloso of soboola. and of The aonera heard Jamea A. views at a public hearing last was any indication. More than Day-Btop-Smoklng Clinic which the town—in any amount, tor Coasting is scheduled at Cen­ killed. It gave Vietnamese loss- would further French policies, with tragic processions of pris­ officers. FOR received. ending the swlmmllis osason Thomm B. Newman of Rt. McCarthy’s application for a 200 women attended “Birntwi’a is behig co-sponsored by the any purpose, no matter how ter Springs Park until dark. ■pedal exception for the apart­ ee as three killed and 76 which are directed to neutrali­ oners boimd for the extermina­ Sternberg later told newsmen pigKt held by the R ockville Zon­ Both Fabian’s and the Wind­ one or two weekends oflio 'the he was or against the Showcase of Spring Fashions," Manchester Chamber of Com­ lat^ or smril.” 44A, a senior at Worcester Poly­ ment complex at their Feb. 17 wounded. sation of South Viet Nam, which tion furnaces. not to r ing Board of Appeals. sor Avenue Package Store were merce (CC) and the National The decision was made at a September reopeniag o f oelMills. play, adding: engaged in liquor sales before sponsored by the Manchester technic Institute, has been public hearing. Khanh opposes,” this official Williams portrays the pontiff Cosmetics •n>e liquor permit was re­ Health Foundation. hearing o f the rec dept’s 1964- Herdio promised to obosfc In­ In the Seven Mountains oper­ “liie swastika should not be \ city zoning regulations were Emblem Club. Mrs. Barbara chosen for Ifsttag in the 1964 They tabled the request, how­ said. “ Such a plot might be the with compelling sensitivity. In quested by Irving Gitlltz of Col­ The clinic win be held in the to the poeeiblUtiee. 12th Circuit ation 120 miles west of Saigon, work of some renegade French allowed on the streets of New Harris of Burton’s waa com­ 65 proposed budget. edition Who Among ever, after deciding that the two a single, 20-mlnute appearance, chester for a drug store he plans adopted. tiling Junior High School cafe­ The department’s policy, in A side from an added 14^400 at "Who’s a massive military operation with or without official French York. I went over there and rrs ‘Edits’ Display m entator. proposed buildings were too he creates a portrait of a man to i^ierate in the Hartmann Suits, coats, dresses suid hats teria for five evenings at 7:30, the past, has been to pay In- item fo r a fuB>-tfane eaotedbm , Studente In American OoUeges.' sanction. We believe that some punched (me of those guys and The photographs on display the proposed bilds^ Ustod In- Court Cases long and would present a for­ fizzled Tuesday after overrun- torn by political practicality aiid a cop hit me on the l^ d with supermarket building on Wind­ were shown in pinks ranging; beginning Sunday and running iftructors and services (such as He is ths sem of Mra. Louisa nlng a guerrilla training center. of the French plaitters here are in. the window of the Rockville ereasea for normal salary la in - bidding appearance to owners spiritual turmoil. It is a major hto billy. What are they protect­ sor A re. from the palest to deep rasp­ through Thuraday. The eeaslons golf, tei^s, bridge, concessions, Newm an. Three guerrillas were killed and weary of war, and are willing Liggefts Opposing the permit are John Area Charhber of Commerce of­ menta, and for requaotod aaw of adjoining property. factor in keeping the dramatic ing those crumbs for?” berry. Strawberry pink was the are free to anyone, and win la st dog obedience, and pinboys), Usting in the ooKege Who's MANCHESTER SESSION two captured. to help the Viet Gong In order balance at dead center. R. Fabian and Mrs. Mildred fice are the work of The Her­ directly from receipts paid into equipment and suppUss. Whoho Inmcates exceptloiuti lead- McCarthy subsequently split Police did not make any shade most favored. about an hour and a half each. Raymond O'NelU, 23, of 10 In the midst of the gloomy to get the war over with and The young priest who rebels At-The Pariiade lirt. Fabian operates Fabian ald’s staff photographers. ’The Martin asked HenUo to Mp- erahip qualitliitles coupled with the units among three buildings, return to business as usual.” charge against Sternbeirg. Girls from the Gertrude G. Dr. Brennan and Mr. MUle its coffers. Mintz Ckmit, this morning was tw o w ith 10 imlts and ope with news' and rumors of plotting, against official policy i.s per­ Drug Co., almost acroas the exhibit was compiled by Joseph Tyler School of Dance enter­ will speak on the physical Since the system will now be ply him with a comploto em­ outstamUng soholsrship. Khanh seized power Jan. 30 Rockwell didn’t show up. New sentenced to serve 60 days at 6—thus satisfying the ZBA's the Vietnamese government formed by Brett, a yoimg En­ York City police have a warrant MANCHESTER street from the proposed outlet. Satemis, a Herald photographer tained before the fashltm show aspects and the haimful (hanged, the rec dept’s budget ploye-salary eomparlion tarsak- Last year Nevrman waa elect- asked France to extradite Mrs. in a blocMlless coup, purging the Mrs. Usk represented the Wind­ the State Jail at Hartford, objections. glishman with a tendency to for his arrest, charging that his who is a native of RockvUIe and and during taitermlssion. "The effecte of smoUng, and wni fo r the fisca l year 1964-66 was down for ths yean 1968-64 and I>resldent of Epsilon Chapter of Ngo Dlnh Nhu, widow of the former jimta. He charged three swallow important moments of sor Avenue Package Store, a graduate of Rockville High set by H erdic at 8141,900, about 1964-65, as well as a breakdown Theta Chi Fraternity. His ac­ after he waa found guilty of 'Die board’s approval is con­ of the top generals with having remarks about Negroes and Tylerettes” evened the enter­ give instructions on how to cut breach o f the peace In the as­ strong man killed in the mili­ dialogue. short distance away. The pack­ School. Satemis lives with his tainment with a line kick and 821,500 above that for the cur­ of ths rsquested misofllaasous tivities In college Include cross ditional; the apartments must acted sU3 French agents in a Jews at a rally a year ago tend­ down the craving for nicotine. sault against a 49-year-old tary coup of Nov. 1. President Standouts in the supporting ed to incite a riot. age store is owned by Eugene wife, the former Edithann Robi­ tap routine. They appeared lat­ ^Incredible Jou rn ey at S t a t e Atty. Eugene KeUy, president rent year, but actually only a supply itons. country, track, lacrosse, rifle be “adequately screened with Ngo Dlnh Diem, Nhu’s brother, plot to neutralize South Viet Parker St. man. trees around the property" to cast are Jam es M itchell, Ctorl An hour after the play start' Lisk. son of Meriden, and their four er in a Charleston and jaxz of the chamber, eald that the net Increase of about $5,500, al­ club, ski club. also was killed. Nam. Low and Fred Stewart. Philip Atty. Herbert Hannabury, rep­ Badger, a bull terrier; Luath, a Labrador retriever, and Tao, Judge Nicholas Armen(tano protect neighboring home own­ ed, the Nazis left. children a t 14 M ountain St. number. Other dancers present­ clinic has alreaity been conduct­ lowing for estimated increased He .is majoring in electrical In view of French-South Viet- Vietnamese police sources Bruns is less persuasive as an resenting Fabian, opposed the a Siamese cat, battle a grizzly in Walt Disney’s technicolor York Somewhat Batlar jnade hto flndinge In the case ers. , The controversial play attacks Cyclists in COD ed toe and acrobatic dances. motion picture, “The Incredible Journey,’’ which will be ed for an estimated 100,000 p e r­ receipts. . engineering. Newman was grad­ namc.se relations, the request also have charged that French­ over-excited SS officer who tries permit on the basis of a zoning uated in 1960 from M anchester after hearing testimony from The application waa granted men have been helping Viet Pope Pius X n for allegedly fall­ All 34 members of the Tri- Daughters of members of the shown tomorrow and Saturday at the State Theater. Shows sons in 800 cities throughout Herdic’s submitted budget es­ state witneeses and a witness probably will be ignored. But to help victims. statute. The statute prohibits Emblem Club modeled chUdren’a JAMESTOWN, Ttm. (AP) High School. on the strength of the ZBA find­ Ck>ng guerrillas and political ing to condemn Hitler's mass FRIDAY ONLY City motorcycle club have been will begin at noon and run continuously. the United States, and has help­ timates incoming funds at about for O’Neill, who defended him­ the request will clear the way “The Deputy" Is restrained murder of Jews In World construction or use of a building fashions. Clothes for aduKs $80,000, which is $13,000 m ore —World War I sharpshooter Sgt. PoUo Clinic Set ing that the apartments would terrorists smuggle explosives enrolled as members of the ed 76 to 90 per cent of those self. for confiscation of her property and honest theatrical endeavor, W ar n . for a packagre store selling al­ Civil Defense auxUiary police. were shown by Burton’s per­ tiian the estimated income for Alvin York showed some im­ The oral polio vaccine clinic not increase traffic, (ire or by Khanh’s regime, which has and arms into South Viet Nam but missing is the spark to in­ coholic liquor if it is within participating to stop smoking. provement early today but tala The charge resulted from a health hazards in the area, nor Other g;roups picketing to' i v i l s s sonnel. The Menchester Branch of the current year, for Type 1 polio will be held declared her an outlaw. from neighboring Cambodia and volve an observer. 1,900 feet of any other package Edmund F. Dwyer, director B o l t o n condition still was Ustod by hos­ police investigation of a Jan, decrease the value of neighbor­ l,a o 8. eluded members of the Veterans of CtvU Defense; announoed to­ Laurie Vacant! waa the first the American Cancer Society Reiteipta for bowling, includ­ from 11 am. to 1 pm. Saturday Khanh's story of the purport­ StCHV. pital authorities as erltical. at the PHNA office on Main 16 fight in front of a N. Main ing properties. None of the reports has been of Foreign Wars; the “Ad Hoc day that tile club volunteered of the young models to appear. has urged and recommended ing fto b o y s , ac(X)unts fo r $3,000 ed plot to kill him drew a NEW YORK (AP) — The ap­ Committee to Protest ‘The Dep­ Fabian’s drug store is about Yoric, 76, ahd bed-ridden for St. Dr, Robert P. Bowen, health St. grill In whi(h O’Neill re­ Such a finding Is required as confirmed by U.S. sources. CHOCOLATE its services to assist in any na­ She wore a straight-lined wool that local penans who are In­ of the estimated increase; con- portedly assaulted Kazmier prompt denial from the French pearance of 14 uniformed mem­ uty’ ’’; “Citizens for Mutual Re­ TOO feet from the location of oessiona, $800; and added in­ 10 yean. Is suffering from lack director, will be In charge. As­ the basis for granting a special tional or local emergency. coat in salmon pink witii tiny State Reports New School terested in stopping the smok­ Paeechnick, 49, fof 561 Parker Em bassy. bers of the American Nazi party spect," whose members hand­ tile drug store proposed by Git- round collar and matching but­ come from swimming pool ad­ of body fluids. He entered the sisting will be Mrs. Thomas exception. "The people at our embassy WHERE THERE’S A WILL . . . led to the only scuffle as about ■Hiey wUl be used to ca rry ing habit attend this free clinic. St. Pasechnick, who sufferer ed out anti-semi tic leaflets; and BAR Utz. tons, and a white straw beret missions, $6,100. hospital here Saturday for the O’Brien and Mrs. Frank Gar- are optimistic that they can CHARLESTON, W. Va. (AP) 150 persons dem onstrated out­ Hie appeals board reserved messages and participate in pa­ head injuries Including a lip eight "individualists” who said with a saucy pompon on the Herdic said that he expects seventh time in the past 18 funkel, visiting nurses. continue to live happily In Viet —“Van’s Never Closed" Market side the Brntin- Should the pipe collapse, a Frank Joseph Fiklet, Staf­ I W. Main St, tolepbone 875- designed with raised waistline m IIMI St~AL WMWl Kelly Junior High and Mystic ue threugh. March 21. The pro­ trapped child would be in seri­ ford, and Eve M- three-natiem zone in economic, to boys in Grades 7 through 11 000. The cash will come from tagged five years ago off Guad­ print in jersey was worn under 294.91; square foot per pupil, political, and cultural develop-, The BEST AHEAD of the RfSI and to h'eld from 1 to 3 pm . un­ a 812,000 fund for minor storm alupe Island and caught again a pink wotd coat A whimsy of 94. ment projects. ' der aupervision of John Risley sewer projects,' which the di­ last fall off the south coast of BINGO pink veiling completed the out­ The state department of edu­ rectors set up last year. Japan. P.A.C. lALLROOM and GMrge Ooon. \ fit cation warns agahist making EVERY MONDAY— 8 P.M. NecMIaee were ooneervative coaqiexteons on cost data be­ nCHMC0t066( tor the most part but a modi- cause o i the many variables in­ HI EVERYONE! 26 m U G E STREET. ROCKVILLE fled version of the plunging volved. but it does seem safe to Mike Stanko, Your Genial Host faritos Yon To st^^ sbown recently in a na­ draw the conclusion that the tional magarine was displayed Bolton Jmfior-Senior High DANCE tMt Thun.. Fri. and Sot. JIj in a black crepe dress with School, on the basis of these To The Very Likeable Music of Arrsb Barrett’s WALT DISNEY MTIIE 1IIATBD BIDHIfi” FEATDBETTE II1E fffillE ll D l f l l l W white ruffles discretely mask­ figures, is the smallest and KOFSKY’S - SALE ing the knv v-neck. The ruf­ least expensive in construction DONTT BOBS THE Stii FASCINATINO EDITION OF fles were repeated on the coats. “MELODY NOTES" ENDS “MISADVENTURE OF MEBUN JONES’* TE OLD FASHIONED INIMMHt ANTIQUE sleeves. Seal Sale Opens — Bzodlent Food and Legal Beveragea — T(H>AY Shown Mat. At land 8—Eve. 7 and 8:86 THE MOST FAMOUS LOAFER IN AMERICA Many of the fasts featured Atxmt 760 letters wiR be FLEA MARKET turned up brtms, and most of mailed Saturday In the annual titem were made of rough Easter Seal campaign in b^ialf OAK Restaurant EXHIBIT A SALE straw. Heris on the Kioes of the etate'a cili^led children Downtown Man«heoter At 80 Oak Street e were much lower than last sea­ ONE DAY ONLY— SATURDAY. FEB. 29. 1964 and adults. The appeals weo« Ample PXye Parking Front and R ear... son’s. and Mrs. Harris modeled addressed by Girl Scouts of “SANDLER OF BOSTON” 10 A.M. to 8 P.M . a pair of alabaster colored croc- Cadette TVoop 669. WEST HARTFORD ARMORY otHle shoes, which she mention­ Mrs. Donald Green, chairman 886 FARMQNOTON AVE., WEST HARTFORD ed were the “new look” for this and troop leader, la aided by . 3 Days Only— Sale 68: leading dealers from throughout New England and New season. assistant troop leader, Mrs. Ed­ ■HIHinEUK Betoetiiroente were sowed Toek win display and sell from their station wagons and ward O. Steele. Mrs. Edmund Packed With booths. They will offer for your inspection antique furniture, after the show, and many of Morancey is treasurer. the guests remained to play Excitement dilna, glass, copper, brass, jewelry, trinkets, mirrors, guns, St. Blanrlee Notes 10th Wk! and SuMMnse stana|w, eoins, bric-a-brac and hundreds a t additional items too cards. Stations of the cross win be namnDus to list i Mrs. Osrol LenOisn, presi­ omitted this week. Forty hours dent of the EmUem Club, in­ devotion opens tomorrow morn­ tfs o n n a M — . 9 9 CXMIE AND SPEND THE DAT ^ troduced the entertainers. Mrs. ing with a h l^ Maas at 9 and Feed Bar Open Thronghoiit The Show Paul Diehl was chairman of the CATCH continues all day and evening. event. muEnui ) Admiaalon T6c . The Blessed Sacrament will be reposed at 6 a.m. Saturday and aassB WIUJAM P. SPEAR — Diraetor a high Mass wUl be celebrated Middletown DI 6-1658 O ’B rien W inner at 9. Forty hours continues un­ til 9 p.m. Saturday and closes EXCLUSIYE SHOWOra REG. 9.99 In Speech Test Sunday with a h ^ Mass at 11:30 a.m. ConfessionB wlU be heard tomorrow and Saturday The Manchester Toastmae- from 4 to 5 and 7:30 to 8:30 Sat 2:(XM;30-7:00-9:80 B u r n s id e ters Club will be represented p m by Robert O’Brien in an area] Nocturnal adoration wlU be- speech contest to be held in gin tomoiTow at 10 p.m. and A Hartford National auto loan can put a new car In your driveway Manchester on March 15. end Saturday at 6 a.m. There “The Great Hoax" was the wiU be a sperial Holy Hour fo r! BRING YOUR FAMILY HERBI WINTER SALE title of O’Brien’s winning all membere of the parish to­ PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD Mweeh at the chib meeting last morrow from 9 to 16 p.ta. in a matter of hours. Rates are among the lowest anywhere. . . life ifight. Other speakers who com­ (Children who wlU receive THURSDAY SPECIALS HbT PISH peted with hfan were Ray i DEEPTONE BROWN ONLY their First O>mmunlon March ROAST BEEF AU JUS CkMper, Ted Stalby and A rch 21 will be measured for robes SANDWICH 2 5 « ) EVERY SIZE AVAILABLE FROM 4Vi to 10 $ 0 . 9 5 S tu art Wednesday at 3:30 pm. Re­ BAKED VraGINIA HAM Arrangemmits f(H: the next No4wne fille t topped Insurance Is free... payments can be spread over 36 months. 60MBIN6TI0N hearsals tor First Communion STUFFED JUMBO SHRIMP > FINEST QUALITY LEATHER UPPERS {session tiie Speechcraft will be held Maitdi 11 and 18 at with BuigerOwfiown ; course were announced. It will 3:30 p.m . Complete Luncheons D aily ...... B 6 c to 99e special tartar asuoe. be held Monday at 7 p.m. at WINDOWS B riefs Tiytawl Look for our sign at your car dealer, or stop In at your Mott’s Gommunity Hall. Frank Friday Special ALL SIZES TO GIANT 36" x 72" Bany wiU be the leader as­ Paul Texuney, son of Mrs. Da­ Lobster Dinner, Full Courae...... |L9S Charge Accounfs Invifed a rugged materials, eoqiezt wmkmanablp and inatallatton sisted by BMward Culver. The vid Toomey, has been transfer­ • tr^la track; trlifle tilt for eaqy indoor cleaning Subject of the educational por­ red from the Great Lakes Trahi- Steak, Y e v FaviMriteT • ■Hf-atoclng aereens, no need to remove for storage tion of the evening wUl be tng Osntar to subraartns sdMXd Choice Large Porteriiowe Ateak ...... 9S.7S nearest Hartford National office today. • keep out axmcylag drafts “Visible Expression.’’ Bigtat ta New Imidnn, • keep your bouse more comfortable students have been aaoigned to Ftrst Selectman Ridiard Alao Our Regular Short Steak ...... -fl* 7 t 235 • zaduce fUal bUIa apeak. Morra reports that the snow Home Made Pastrioa and Bread a BO maintenanca worries, no need for painting budget is running low. There is MAIN CONVENIENT LOCAL BANK FINANCING TWO-GAVEL FABOLY 8753 left out of 8U.OOO, Ha m r u r g r r s SIGHT NO D O l^ PAYMENT UNTIL APRIL READING. Pa. (AP) — R’s “enough for about one and a •INSTALLATION OPTIONAL Madame President, as weU as half storms,” hs says. OOOBS AT SPBCIAL SAVINOS ALSO! Mr. President in the WUUam F. Donald Sobol was elected to FRANK’S Johnson household mis year. the Order of tb# Arrow by Boy Johnson and bis wife Dorothy Scout TVom 78 at its meeting HOME SFECI6LTIES were instaUed as top otflesni of Tumday. Tlila w u tbs first the Jackson Dwnocratio Chd) • • ' • ■ ■ ■ t ■ t V : /■ IIANC&BSTRB EVENING HERALD. 7CUESTER. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, PAOI FOUR IIANGHBSTER EVENING HERAiJ). MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1 9 M T which once numbered some sticky goo to make pigeon may.have more difficulty ting house mortgages. Japanese Plane War Against 2,000, has been reduced to 900 promena4Ung iciG'i Uve Wcons, iW or lees. But gPCA officials say and broadcaati of tape record­ Britain Hikes Interest Rate “Dearer money will alwaye aettiim XPiissport Events HEALTH CAFm » make life that much more dif­ by MkheelA.lV»tlLMJ>. that trapping work must be con­ ings of distress cries of pegeons. Crashes, Burns Events in World tinuous, since a pair of pigeons More recently, ' Philadelphia ficult for everybody, particular­ Kasai kl6s«g To Nostalgia TV-lUdio Tonight ^Dirty Birds’ To Slow Expansion Pace Aheai.’' lelF P ONLY ONR RMIENT HAS can produce so many offsprings. tried a costly mixture of ethyl ly toe retailer,” said a spokes­ TOKYO (AP) — A Japanese rM( aei4« ai PERTH, Australia (AP) —^ ’$8.5 million over 1962, the trade In Nation PIABFEES. BUT A flRST FUEL CO. In some sections of downtown alcohol and a numufactured man for the National Chamber airliner crashed, broke into ercsoa kUUag ai B j HAL BOTLE Eager prospectors staged a ministry reports. COUSIN ON TMS OTHER SIPE M7 BIAIN BT.'^ Scranton, hotel and store ovim- chemical. .The birds drank it LONDON (AP)—Tho Britlshtlao-Home attributed this to toel®* ^**‘®*‘ represento three pturts, and burst into Tear 8fe feaeti Wheat and flour purchased by Far-Ranging la 4 OATS if a . , NBW YORK (AP)^Memory Wild West gold rush today, but WASHmCTON (AP)—In the OP THE FAMILY HAS IT, WHAT e a s t H AR TFOR D ere have placed specItU devices and became intoxicated. They government raised ths Bank of Iniildup of stocks of raw mater-1 ■*” ■■** shopownors. flames today at Oita, in south­ Marth Ea4 FharaaeF. S k ilv (80) Naked CUy_ ^ , New York State has ruffled far tional police headquarters in tain by remembering when.— gardle, 3S0 miles east of Perth, saasinhted and to his widow’s' i t 8) Nebe (24) Focus on Behavior Hazleton has found that a THE OLDER THE BETTER ■train on the nation’s economy. .exchequer, warned recently i ------— Tokyo said their reports from, CASH ran. powder, $929,000; livestock, (18) Subscription TV more feathers among the hu- Y o j could tell Joe College by of leases that had been sur­ Georgetown home Wednesday (40) Checkmate iSpecial paste spread on eaves DETROIT, Tex. (AP)—Larry A Bank of England spokes­ that toe government would not) SWISS HI-FIDO toe area indicated only two sur­ rendered In the rich eastern about $850,000; veterinary med­ (18) Subecription TV ( 8) Rawhide man population than among the and other protuberances on his coonskln coat imd mandolin. (84) Discovery 8:80 UO-22-30) Dr Kildare a-d Mike Alexander have par­ man said toe main purpose of hesiUte to slow the expansion GENEVA, Switzerland (A P)— vivors out of 37 passengers and SERVICE mining area. Prospectors icines, $582,706; baby foods, night came a delegation of his birds. buildings has been one of the Every girl wanted to be the former Cabinet adidsers and as­ (10-22) Movie (20-40) My Three Bona layed a hobby into a business. toe increase is to steady toe n®c«ssary. license in Geneva costa crew aboard. first In her crowd to learn to jumped Into cars and station $544,000; synthetic yam, $363,- 6:10 ( 8) News. Bporls and Weath- (8) Grand Prlx The pigeons tmd starlings mor'- effeotivS methods of do­ ‘The '^ n k of England's rate 39 Swiss francs (more than $7) Save ft.00 On 200 Galloaa 000; industrial chemicals, $309,- sociates, led by Prosldent John­ (24) Venesuela After a period of Army service nation's pace of economic ex­ Japan’s National Broadcast­ dance the fox trot. wagons and drove to the area seem content to roost on build­ ing away with toe pigeone. pansion. sets toe pattern for Interest includes compulsory third- ing Corporation placed toe 000; seed potatoes, $276,000; son. 6 15 (23) Club House 8:00 (3-12) Perry Mason they attended paint and body 24-Hour Baraer Servleo The thing most Americana ate half a mile away to stake 6:3u ( 8) Hons Kent ( 8-20*40) Jimmy Dean ings (with the InevlUble result), All of toe Capitol buildings in school under the GI bill In recent months there have charged by banks throughout party Insurance in case toe dog death toll at “ over 30.” The claims. meat wastes, $273,000. A few minutes before the his­ ( ^ 2 3 ^ ) Hunuey-Brlnkley 8:80 (10-22-80) Hazel (C) , exist on handouts, tidbits at first for breakfast was a piping toric tax. cut bill for which the GALLON Harrisburg are electrically They bought a 1911 Model A been signs that expansion has toe sterling bloc. It has St(x>d bites someone. Dogs are more newspaper Asahi reported 12 But a syndicate had stationed (40) Adventure In T im e' (24) Lyrics and Legends dumps and railroad sidings. at four per cent since Jan. 3.' - hot biscuit, drowned In calorie- late president, as Johnson put (24) What's Ne* 10:00 (3-12) The Nurses CASH wired, but pigeons • and many coupe to restore as a hobby, but!been nroceeding too fast. Of-e expensive in other Swiss can-; killed and 23 injured, loaded butter. representatives in the field dur­ ( 8) waiter (ironklte (8-30-40) Sid Caesar When the enemy appears, they more starlings continue to dirty their custom work got so much indication of strain was the 1963. Its highest level, seven tons (similar to our states) — The Tokyo office of Fuji Alr- M cKinney ing the night, and other repre­ it, had ‘ ‘worked so hard, so long (13) Newsbeat (34) Light ChrisUe _ 150 Gid. Minlnram Security to a man was a big Deaths Yesterday vacate less hospitable locations toe wide window ledges. attention they soon found them­ balance sheet for Britain s in­ per cent, was reached during $10.60 in Zurich, $16 in Lau- lines said its records listed 82 Lomber and Supply Co. sentatives at the registrar’s of­ and had such faith in” had been 6:45 (20) Ron Cochran (lO-32-aO) Suspense Thi M Hour Burner Baniau —for a time at least. toe economic crises of July 1961 gold railroad watch and a thick enacted into law. ' 7:00 ( 8) Wyatt Earp 10:80 (8) Lawbreaker Many methods have, been selves in business. The broth­ ternational trade in January, sanne, and in Ba.sle, $25 for the passengers and five crew mem- gold cbaln. fice passed the word on the (14) At Issue (34) Art o( Seeing An Associated Press survey and September 1957. first dog and $50 for a second bers aboard the plane. An air- HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Orry- And for Mrs. Kennedy and TEL. 2W-1214 tried in Philadelphia forY*tting ers estimate their restyling which showed the biggest c;:- Est. 1947— Bolton leases available by portable (13V33-30-40) News, Sports, too) H -^uad revealed that more than a score rid of pigeons, includlifg special­ cess of imports over exports Businessmen will find it one. In some other cantons, li- line spokesman said there were Love was so blind that a fel­ Kelly, 67, motlrai picture cos­ her two children Johnson Weather , (30) ABC Specldl products have garnered more two-way radio. The syndicate’s | of urban communities across ly built netting, girl pigeon del ever recorded. tr_gher to raise credit for ne;.y cer.se fees depend on the weight, no foreigners on toe passenger low could spend ah evening tume designer who won three brought along three of the pens ABOUT (10) Have Gun. WUl Travel (18) SubscrlpUon TV than l,0(X) trophies in custom Tel. 643-2141 looking at pictures of his best claims were staked before the' 40 PERCENT. (20) Cannonball 11:00 (3-8-13-3022-3040) News, the state are aware of or doing coys, electrical grid wiring. shows. Prime Minister Sir Alec Doug- enterprises. Private individuals size, and breed of dog. | list. stampede was in sight. Academy awards, died Wednes­ he used to sign it. 7:16 (33) Klngs ol Golf S|x>rts, Weather girl's relatives in her family eomething about the so-called Among the leases the syndi­ day of cancer of the liver. Orry- The President, accompanied (80) Sports Camera r, U:16 (1030) Tonight Show (O photo album—and still decide 7:80 (10-33) Temple Houston ' (40) Steve Allen “ dirt, bird nuisance." cate st^ e d was Baylety’s Re­ Kelly, who came to Hollywood by his wife, spent about 40 min­ Iwipful IfliBnVMfHMIl ne wanted to go ahead and utes with Mrs. Kennedy. He tcdd ,l>lie»HsliHSiS»lwl»<«in»rtl«iM>wala£sn (30) Have (lun Will Travel ( 3) Movie N otice However, the pigeons and ward, the site of th; ffrst dis- in 1931 and hyphenated his first (34) EconoimJe BixbllKhU 11.20 (12) Movie _ _ ^5^5^5^S^5^5^S^5ES^5^!^S^S^S^S^S^S^5^5^5^S^S^5^S^S^S^SU^5^S^5^5^5^5^S^5^5^S^5^S^5e5^5^5^5^5^5^5^5^5^S^£ m arry her. ne- men the <>ibinet group, ad­ (22) Schoo's Match Wits 11:30 (22) Tonight Show (O starlings have powerful allies in coveiy of gold in the field In and last names, was chief de­ humane societies and pigeon The'druggist had more pa- signer for Warner Brothers visers and White House aides (12) Movie ( 8) Movie W l HAVI DAEY 1892. SEE SATURd a x -^ t v w e e k FOR COMPLETE USTINO fanciers. At times, the struggle tilnts than the doctor, because from 1931 to 1945 and later for had given Mrs. Kennedy a gift going xy.- to get the bask all he charged for was the in memory of the late presidetit facto on the growing volume between those who want to CARACAS, Venezuela (AP)— 20th Century-Pox. '3 DEUVERYTOTHI eliminate 'Or disturb the birils a patent nsMlclne ha-sold. President Romulo Betancourt —a gold tray Ivifii a coffee and tra^le by our friends of. West The candidate who had no ;Job and humane groups overshadow has warned Britain, EVance and MALVERN, Ark. (AP) — Ho­ sugar set eiigi’aVed With the Germany, Great Britain, but die most relatives was al­ Radio the bill-and-coo battle. Spain they must stop trading mer M. Adkins, 73, Democratic names of Kennedy's Cabinet France and other countries with most a shoo-in tq be sleeted members and White House staff (This Itotlag IncludM auiy thoae newg broadotuita of 10 or U Estimates on the cost of It takes a heap o' hnstling... with-Ciuba if they wimt to con-; governor of Arkansas for two the (kiramunist countries.” BOLTON sheriff. aides. minuto length Some ttafioiis CAiry other ahort newacwato). cleaning up after pigeons and to finish a shopping tour thtst days, unltss you’re up on tht lattst tricks. tinue doing business with oil- terms, died Wednesday of a starlings range into the millions Before going to church trade f941 through 1944 to run for the son. When Florence Welland asked 1:0b Newt Slin Off 11:30 Art Johnson Show borhood barbershop for a shoe- - . WHAY—^16 bills. with Fiddl Oastro’s regime con- U.S. Senate and finished third. Secretary of State Dean Rusk WPOP—1416 money. Next time you’re making the rounds, ask yourself " is this trip shine—and to hear the sports, students in her second grade 6:UU Easy Ed Show tf:uu Joel Cash Pigeons raise an average of finues,' their ships would be gave a speech at file, presenta­ filers brag about all the hellish class at Ransom School to write 6:20 News. Weather and Sports 7:00 BIU Hughes LENOX 6 to 7 broods of 2 squabs each necessary?" It's oil under one roof at Grond‘Wayl banned from Venezuelan ports, IX)S ANGELES (AP) — Earl tion but he declined-- to reveal an essay about their faces, here 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 10:00 Had Daddy Show things fink’d done on Saturday 7:16 Ed Hayes Show year and con attain a life span their planes from Venezuelan Bell Gilmpre 77, California oil what he said. is the description she got from WINF—1286 night. “ These things are bard to ex­ 10:30 Tonight At My Placs 6:0n Mews, Weather, Sports PHARMACY of 36 years. siMelds and Investment Cippor- industry pioneer and philanthro­ Fletcher Burton, 1:30 Stan o n 6:Sb Showcase Syracuse, urged by the city’s A msu> could achieve social tunities cut off. pist, died Wednesday of a press,” Rusk told reporters. wnc—1S86 6:46 Lowell Thomas status o f a kind by learning to “ My face has two brown eyes. 6:UU New.r Sports and Weather 8:60 Sports Tims newspapers and residents, re- The president acted after the stroke. "There are some things that roll a cigarette with one hand— It has a nose and two cheeks. 6:35 Music 7:00 News Showcase 299 E. CENTER H . eently began a full-scale attack Organimtion of American gtates you just can’t talk about.” 6:'46 Three Star Extra 7:35 Public Affairs Program an old co^rboy custom. And two ears and' a mouth. I on the'problem. found that, (^ ba had tr M to VERO BEACH, Fla. (AP) — 7:06 Ski Report 8:00 Ths World Tonight In a la i ^ family every child like my face. I ’m glad that my 7:15 Conversation Pieca 8:16 Life Line TELM 9-0S94 TT city imposes a $100 fine overthrow his government Arthur H. Blight, 84, former ad­ U.S.-PANAMA: The United bad his own special place under States and Panama are report­ face is just like it is. It is not 7:25 CTist HunUey 8:30 Showcase on persons convicted of feeding vertising manager of the old bad, it is not good, but Just .7:80 News of the Vforld 9:05 Best of Broadway pigeons on public property. It the dinner table to park his (Olliers magazine, died Wednes­ ed , to be considering .a return 7:46 OoiiKraBslonal Report 10:06 Showcasa and News TOKYO (AP)—’The Japanese right.” 8:06 Pops Concert 12:26 Sign Off sets traps which have snared Chewing gum. g'^vemment is studying plans to day after a long illness. to normal diplomatic ' relations People wondered what the in ar effort aimed at Solving the about 2,000 pigeons and 10,000 country was coming to when it station a battalion of U.S.-built starlings. smtiaircraft missiles on Japan’s NEW YORK (AP)—The Rev. stalemated dispute over the Pa­ was reported that Rin-Tin - Tin, nama Canal. There have been reports of se­ southernmost Island of Khushu Albert A. Murray, 75, a writer cret feeding of the pigeons and the popular film star, was being and editor for several Roman Thomas C. Mann, undersecre­ id more than the president of to take the place of a U.S. complaints about the trapping fighter-interceptor squadron to Catholic publications, died tary of state for inter-American lie United States. affairs, met for an hour operation. be withdrawn before July 1. Wednesday. Father Murray had Fort Edward, near Glens DICORATOK STYLIDgQUALirr White collar workers earned served in Paulist-Houses in New Wednesday with a five-nation more money than blue collar A spokesman for the govem- Falls, took more drastic action. inent defense agency said today York, Toronto; San Francisco mediation subcommittee of the workers, and also prided them-, Organisation of American The village permitted men the plans are ”ln a preliminary and Chicago. He was bom in armed with shotguns to blast selves on the fact they never Baltimore. States. I had to oat a Uverwurst sand­ stage. We cannot say anything away at the huge flocks of about this matter until the right The session was described, as wich for lunch. geons attracted by grain-load- time comes.” "satistoctory” by Ambassador Sg operations. About 6,000 A niral constituent didn’t care The newspaper Yomiurl re­ Pope Lauds Gypsies Juan Plate of Paraguay. LOWEST PRICES n u u iR bow bis -congressman voted— pigeons were killed. ‘The re­ ported that defense agency A new plan toward settling Just so he sent a packed of free mainder apparently dispersed PRICID TO RRIONTIN UP sources said the agency is plan­ VATICAN CrrY (AP)—Pope the bitter dispute Was advanced seeds. Paul VI said Wednesday that i l l A I . VAST ASSORTMENTS! to nearby areas. Including Glens ning to station a battalion of by Panama’s OAS ambassador, Falls, thus straining community YOUR RUDOin Tbe height of deviltry in Nike-AJax ground-to-air mlssUes gjqwies, in their travels, attach Miguel J. Moreno, at a meeting grammar school was to steal a relations. on Kyushu to guard industrial more importance than other with U.S. Ambassador Ells­ FAMOUS BRANDS! kiss from a squealing girl In men to certain evangelical val­ Disagreement is rife concern­ areas from air attacks. worth Bunker at the Paraguay­ ing toe “pigeon problem.” file cloakroom after class. ’The newspaper said the mis­ ues. an Embassy Satuiday, ft was m U U ' GUARANTEE OF A veteran was an old man Speaking at an audience for reported. Health departments in several siles could be equipped either cities have declared toe pigeon wMh white hair who carried a with nuclear or conventional priests meeting here in a con­ Just what Panama’s new plan ■ H i W ™ SATISFACTION! cane and claimed he was a a health menace. On toe other warheads. gress for chaplains assigned to may be was not revealed. drummer boy in the Civil War. gypsies, the ^ p e noted various hand, toe birds are given a Be also usually had either been clean bill of health In other ur­ MOSCOW (AP) — Moscow journeys mentioned in the Bible TRADE INQUIRY: The Sen­ patted csi the head by Abra­ sucb as the Holy Family!s trip ate Foreign Relations Commit* ban areas. ham lineeln or held tkie bridle Jews have received government Some communities have en­ permission for the first time in into exile to save the infant tee is launching a ihajor inquiry Ift.x I ft. Matehlsg Rnniier...l.SI of Roheit S, Lee’s horse. Jesus. into East-West trade. acted laws declaring pigeons a It was predicted thst if in- tiuee years to bake matzoh at public nuisance. Others make Ift.xit ft. Matehlsg Runser...t.N a specif bakery for the Pass- “ An exemplary faith, ds: Chairman J. W. Fulbrlg^iL D- eome taxes ever got any higher tached from tbs world, absolute Ark., announced Wednesday it illegal to feed toe birds In over, which begins March 28, » iworr the piipple .Would m a i^ on obedience and confidence in night that Secretary of State public places. Add a touch of beauty to your living Jewish sources say. V N IV n itA li Schemes to eliminate or dis­ H Waslmagmn irathdb than pay For'the past two years Jews Godii these' are the qualities Desm Rusk will be the first^Wit- bedroom or den with those rich textured courage pigeons and starlings them, havS;. had to bake the unleav­ found at an elevated level” in ness, March 12, in a seriea df CAMII HAM DRYm a tweed rugs. Luxurious clotoly woven gypsies, the Pope told the chap- are diverse. 3 ened Passover bread at home. public hearinge design^ 't o rayon pile stays new longer and will not D $ $ e o v r e i^ Y o u n g This was difficult since kitchens lahis.. , gauge the effect of the 'trad* Hunters armed with shotguns 0 0 .'♦I------^ . Utilized. Traps are set. must be specially prepared for carried on with Communiat USo- 3 crush! Resists stoins and dirt! Will not fade? Matzidi and with the housing DUAL BITHDAY8 Uons by Western allies. 0 11.88 ^ sese methods guarantee toe LONDON — ^ tbe time he birds wonit return. Poison is a was 36, Isaac Newton had made shortage most Jewish families DENVER, Colo.' (AP)—Char­ I Other Cabinet members who D ri.t hair quickly and quiatly I will testify are Secretary of whila yau da yaur nails and dry avoided because of toe danger a maocy o f file diocovorles and had share cooking facilities with lotte Stone, 8, celelnates her 0 second birtoday Saturday and' Commerce Luther N. Hodges, tham with tha automatic air to other wildlife and humans. bi^iua to work on the broad non-Jews. It is in the field of discourag­ formulations of physical theory her fatoer, COiarleB Stone, 48, ‘ ^ on March 16, and Secretary of vont. High (ashlon eata eontolns D j n OTTAWA (AP) — Canadian will obse^ e his I2th. Both were j Agricultiire Orville L. Freeman. tuek-away storaga poekats (or ing pigeons that man's ingenu­ lor which ha later became rec- ity reaches Its peak—only to be egnlM las one of the greatest exports to Cuba totaled $16,432,- bom on Feb. 29 in leap years. I March 20. combs and cosmotles. On# yoor COMPARE A T 12.96 to 19.91 672 last year, a jump of nearly They i>lan a big party. Fulbright egidained, “We are guorantoal tnistrated by inability to con­ scientific geniuses of all time. vince toe birds of their endur­ ing unpopulwity. • 9 FT X U FT a FULLY BOUND • IX1RA THICK FOAM RUBBER BACK a UNIVntAL 4-10 CUP Electric wires, gooey chem­ icals that give the bird a hot­ C O m iM A K IR foot, stuffed owls and crows, tacks, roofing nails, wire mesh, jagged glass and ash-can crurn- A Beautiful antfqoo white pelt wMi 2 . 11.88C> mlng have been tried, mostly filigree ball lamps. These Specials Repeated with limited success. Deslgnod to brow tho ssost The birds fly away, roost else­ B Stylish walnut finish pole with | M iFi floverfwl cup of ceffoo ovorl where and return when the heat BOOK SIZE DECOBZTOB BINS glass.lamps. RosIstorAllning protoets (lover if off. Meantime the unwilling BY POPULAR REQUEST (toss BMtollle tost#. Aetooiatie new hosts to toe birds become 0 Luminous gold & wMt* parthwif Ht eentrol hoops eoHoo hot antil quite frosty with toe former cylindrical shod# with 3 i l^ t ooelMfB eorvod.'Oao yoor gworontool hosts. inside. In New York City, the health department has called the bird: D Rad, white & blue fitigroa bullat EU PONT ALKYD 8 health menace that can cause shapad lamps on antiqua whita polae a type of brain fever. At least two deaths have been attributed FLAT WALL PAINT E 3 modarn bullat shapad fibarglasa WALLPAPER to toe disease, toe department lamps with smart looking walnut said. REG. $6.09 Gd. REG. $1.91 Qt. VALUES TO $2.25 ROLL IONA QUALITY Rochester does not consider finithad pola. SPECIAL SPECIAL HANI^ M I X n pigeons a health menace. Utica F Wolnut finish tobla. S whif* & goM does. Elmira does not. Platts­ burgh does; AVRIL* A COTfON WAfHARLI R.9R COTTON PILI LUXURIOUS, ARfORRINT fibargloss shadas. Pity poor Niagara Falls. It All polo lanpt haft l-«s r iwlMlg 0 7 ,8 8 must wage war against seagulls QUILTID fPRIADS THROW RUOS CANNON RATH TOWILf Foaturos: as well as pigeons and .star­ ita ii IM laebes tslll . 3 speed soloetions - lings. ‘The gulls roost along toe * ^ . Thumb-tip boater a|aetor cofxms ONLY 3 9 11)11 railings overlooking toe city's 6 .9 9 IWIn S l" x l4" . Pewar(ul supor-terquo motor famed cataract attraction. OoMpare st I.II 1.79 If parfaet 1.18-1 .N . Doublo-ehremo bootors Wa mode ■ greet buy and wa're passing tho Silky smooth Avril8rayon, cotton blend is Solids, prints & ieequards in o wide arroy of One year guorantoal By CECELIA LYNETT savings on to yeui Sett, attroctlve hl-le pattern eetually machine washabla, needs little or luscious colors. Slight Irrogularities do net PHILADELPHIA (AP) In In sandalwood, pink, antique gold, ivory, mess H.B. PAINT REM OVER Inside— Outside ne Ironing. White, blue, svecede, geld,melon. e((act the beauty o( theso towels. 24” x44" IONA AlrrOMATK the cold war era,, a hot war is grsen, apricot, amethyst, powder blue. and up. Cotton Tarry.' REG. $1.95 Q t. REG. $1.23 Pt. going on in most cities of Penn- Fill size I.M CAN O P IN IR ■ylvanla. It’e the people va. too 2I"X4B" RNf...l.7l SPECIAL SPECIAL READY-M IXED SPACKLE pigeons. Or is it toe pigeons vs. the people? 12.880 In 1961, toe legislature ap­ proved a pigeon control act .that REG.$1.50 pt. REG.ATcVxPt. Attractive white end ehremo permits any city to “ provide for 7 9 V SPECIAL SPECIAL colored epplianeo opens any can, the destruction or killing of un­ chcrpons any non-sorrotad kni(o owned pigeons. . .by humane ADMIRAL putematJcolly. Opens bottiss methods.” tool On* year guarontosl Since then toe war on pigeons FAMILY fill DELUXI 2-CYCLl KLERK’S EPOXY PAINT has been stepped up, but two RIFRIGIRATOR AUTOMATIC things complicate the problem: FR IlZIlF (Sbke Ab (Bd Sink Look Like New) ® ’ ^ ® h * CLOTHES WASHER! 9 9 4 9 C.ISKC A p^r of pigeons can produce as many as eight offsprings In a REG. $5.99 p t. REG. $3.49 Pf. ’ •ingle season. ONE DAY ONLY ONE DAY ONLY Well-meaning clty-folka con­ tinue to feed them. PAPER DROP CLOTHS To most city folks, pigeons, with their messy ways—are just NAMILTON BIACH a downright nuisance, along 9'xir SIZE 12'x15' SIZE POOD CONVIRTIR with BtdrUngB and English spar­ p i r Campai;9 at 171.11 » 2 '“ REG. 75e REG. $1.45 rows. . Five (rash water rinses for SCI OUR LOW, ^ City health departmenU Extra "hidden'" space In SPECIAL SPECIAL LO W N t i c i throughout toe state all agree pantry and (raetar dears wendsrtully elsan clothss — gives you the room you .' Ssporato temporalure NANE CLEANER Moot grindsr, salad maker, eon there la an urgent need, for health reasons also, to reduce need In tha room you hovat ssloetions (or wash water oponor and ice crusher ell Froaser campartment holds & rinse water peworod by one handy uniti the pigeon popluation tuid the REG..^-^SPECIAL hazard of Infection from their 97 lbs. e( (sod, has Intsrier . Built-In sediment romevar 4-in-1 appliance M k os c automatically romovas dirt ® * ' ^ * p#r(aet gi(tl liroppingB. light, e|aeter lea trays end 5 9 1 Everyone doesn’t share toe tomperetura central. (rom wash water so that it auitl-pigeon philosophy. ‘Thou- can't raclrculate through F A E S P R A Y NAMILTON BIACN aands of tons of birdseed arc clothas Spray Your Unjhokptery 3 ASSORTED ^ ■old every year in Pennsyl­ . Extra large wash tub for LlOW-BLINDMI vania. City pigeons get a siz­ extra loads R IG . $4.99 p t. REG. $2.99 Pf. able share. -ARTISTS' b r u s h e s ! Q c : ; SPECIAL SPECIAL SiEOURLOW, Johnstown has an ordinance, REG. 49e — SPECIAL H tWF LOW PRICi ^ adopted in 1962, which prohibits the feeding of pigeons in public . 7 speeds whip, puree, grate, places, except at a central trap­ chop, mix, blond and llqvofy. ping station In a downtown It'e easy when you use tho new * * * » '.S r SK!? ' ^ 1^ q t f 1 * ® ® pt. pftra. ROLLER-PAN SET «|6 "Texture Guido" contrail The trapping station is main­ . Itoeipo book iacludcd. tained by the local unit of toe Society tor the Prevention of ' iMPu a Fee Cruelty to Animals, In coopera­ • ae tion with the city government "Baiy* birds of a distinctive color arc used, along with A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. 99 attnaot their waywart m MANCHESTER MANCHESTER PARKAPE. MIOPU TURNPIKE tatc '8 amaU bofidtag to to MANCHESTER PARKADE. MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST OPEN MON. THRU |AT. 9 $ 3 0 AAL TO N) PM. "CHARGE I T WITH UNI-CARD.. •aifc. B to oaUmated that t o TAKE MONTH! TO PAY! OPEN MON. 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four years old. They were rnm sm iiim m m Events Fuss Asks Now Those Little Foxes UaSo Says It Must Arm Elephant in Zoo named for the Kansas (Jlty Ath- Seventh on Jury] obitua^ Local Stocks Boston Boycott Value letlca baseball club. May Give Birth C Hy says "there aren’t many Have Their Champions pairs Around. Cleveland has a Mrs. Frank Aheam $50 ,0 0 0 ior FBIOAY ONLY (luotetlona Furnished by In Absense of Ban Accord pair and San Diego and there’s In State KANSAS <3tTY, Mo. (AP)— Mrs. Loretta Lorden Aheam Oobarn MIddlebrook, late. , The anti-blood zporta group a pair at Basle, Switzerland. I For Darwin Trial By TOM A. CUIXEN < Argued; 10,000 Skip i t of West Hartford, mother of Bank Stocks W a l l ^ o r k The African Lady is expecting don’t know of any others.” - Mrs. Judith Aheam Mackown of Bid Asked ing horn who haa been training (OMitlaned from Page One) States warned today It must Ucular political situation on the a baby any‘day now—maybe! Four Indian elephants have LONDON— (NEA) — Until been bom at Portland, Ore. and (Ctw^ned from Pa(0 One) Pittsburgh, Pa., former report­ together in about eight feet of Conn. Bank and To\(rn Engineer Waltar FuM hie fellow dliruptem to Bound continue building up its own de­ international scene makes It im­ If toe blessed event comes off now, Britain’s hunting set h«s all thv^callz to hounds and rid­ fenses as long as there Is no possible for them to do so.” Portland’s zoo director, Jack CHOCOUTE er for The Herald, die'd this water in an area of the river Trust Co...... 71 li 75 haa submitted a sidewalk con­ “ W# can only wait for tomorrow successfully, It will be an Inter­ Wtll, parents of the slain g:ir1, known as the "Lagoon.” Hartford National had the fox at its mercy, run­ ers. 'nuis, when the South Dev­ Park Budget agreement on genuine disarma­ American sources said the Marks, has been giving Cully morning at Hartford Hospital. struction budget to r the 1964- ning the bushy-talled animal and hope they wilt come to the national zoological first. lots of advice. were In cou rt't^ ay. Darwin's The •nie authorities decided to Bank Co...... 64 ,^ 6 8 on Hunt met recently, their ment. U.S. delegation wants early de­ Mrs. Aheam was bom Jn dredge the area when a large Fire Insurance Compaales 66 fiscal ysar which include an t-agged with hounds and horns. hounds were drlvan frantlo by realization that a problem does U.S. negotiator William C. tailed discussions on two of For the lady—Lady A by The only catch. Cully admits, BAR Wife was also pteselt. All three is that it may all be a deltwion. South Eend, Ind., and was a hole in the Ice waa noticed by Hartford F ire ___ 67H 71H estimated $10,000 worth of new But now a group, of young a series of false alarms. exist.” At m 2,735 Foster delivered the American President Johnson's proposals name—an African elephant and have sat through the lOng court Doctor Says Britons haa stepped forward to warning before leaving toe that were put before the confer­ her mate, Casey, A, are star at­ He Just hasn’t found a guaran­ former reporter for the South Steven Fanning, Michael’s National Fire ....122 130 conMnicticm and 830,800 In re­ The poor creatures ran from Paul Parks, Boston education session a since the trial's open- uncle. Phoenix Fire ------124 132 champion Reynard’s cause. one aide of the field to the oth­ Maintenance of parks and deadlocked 17-nation disarma­ ence when U rraumed on Jan. tractions at Kansas City’s teed test to prove an riepilepha^t Bend News-Times and the chairman of the National Asso­ Is pregnant. The boys had been in ’ the Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. pairs. The Hunt Saboteurs er, answering first the calls of ment talks to return to Wash­ 1. "• ‘ Swope Park Zoo. Zoo director ta«- CANCER IS NOT South Bend Mirror. Her hus­ recreational areas will cost the William T. A. (Jully says there hahlt o f playing near the river. The total budget is set at they call themseives. Thelr^alm the huntsmen, then those o f the ciation for the Advancement of ington. Earlier he told toe con­ These are ' an East-West Four jurors were picked yes­ band is former city editor of Aetna Casualty ..121Vk 129Vi town about 817,000 more in the is no record of an African ele­ TITAN SCORES SUCCESS CONTAGIOL'S, BUT CLEAN The authoritleis said the boys Aetna Life ...... 179 187 $60,000. wihoh is $1,500 more aim is to wreck as many fox saboteurs. A dead fox waa also Colored People, commented: ference he stod Soviet delegate agreement on a, freeze of nu­ terday. Mrs. Evelyn E. Billings ROOM ANYWAY the Hartford Times, and is pres­ 1964-65 fiscal year, if the budg­ phant ever giving birth in cap­ ently manager of the Insurance apparently had been playing on Conn. General . . . . 169 177 than the $48,500 that waa ap­ hunts as possible, and otherwise deployed on this occasion to put “ We do not look upon this boy­ Semyon K. Tsarapkln, toe con­ clear weapon carriers and a CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) at all of Bolton, who testified she does ference co-chairmen, had not cut-off of production of fission­ tivity, not know the Rothwells, and Information Office of Connecti­ the ice. Neither waa wearing Hfd. Steam Boiler 136 144 proved for sidewalk work make life unpleasant for the the hounds off their soent. cott as a solution to toe prob­ et submitted last night by the —A 6,800-mile strike Into the By WAYNE G. BRAND8TADT been able to agree on an agenda able material for a i^ s purp- South Atlantic marked the Titan rhayron*a-. Mrs. LJllian E. Anderson of cu t ice skates. Security Ins...... 69 Vi 73 last year. gentry who ride to hounds. ’The Signal rockets have been add­ lem, but we are showing toe park department Is approved. Cully says toe elephant gesta­ M. D. for talks. poses. tion period runs from 18 to 22 2 missile’s 10th stradght success. Columbia, a grandmother and Survivors, besides her daugh­ Travelers ...... 189 197 New walks propoeed in the group numbers 500 members, ed to the arsenal of ths anti­ city that there is a problem, At a hearing before General Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Foster appealed to Tsarapkln Several delegates expressed monCis. Lady A "could give • The Air Force reported that bak e s h o p s and wife of a technical school ter and hu.sband, include two Public Utllltiea budget Indude sidewalks from most o f them between the ages hunt faction of LIttlehampton. that of getting our children ed­ Manager Richard Martin In the Q—My father-in-law recently Probe Bias Charge Conn. Light Power 37 39 Sussex. Armed with these to help the conference out of the regret over, the . procedural birth any time between now and toe most powerful missile In the teacher, were selected in the sons, James F. Aheam of Levlt- HARTFORD (AP) — Chil­ Tower to Broad 8t„ along W. of 16 and 30. ucated, keeping them In schools, Municipal Building, Pork Super­ Hfd. Elec. Light .. 49 53 TV) be a successful saboteur flares, the eaboteupa recently stalemate. ^ deadlock. Abdel Fattah Hassan early May.” , U.S. military arsenal achieved momir se.ssion. In the after- died of cancer. How can we pre-; town. Pa., and David M. Aheam dren—not discrimination — are Middle Tpke., at $7,000; and and seeking higher education.” intendent Horace F. Murphey Hartford Gas Co. . 40Vi 44Vi one needs to be equipped with went charging around the coun­ Heads League “ While we negotiate, toe arms of the United Arab Republic The zoo got Lady A and Casey all flight objectives in Wednes­ noon. 1111am A. Ellis of H e-' pare his room and furniture .so I of West Hartford; a brother, the reason a Filipino family is frmn Keeney to Prospect St., The youngsters who stayed presented a proposed budget of Southern New Eng­ along Hackmatack, at $12,000. bags of meat scraps, hunting tryside Irt search of a meet, only away from classes went to so- John J. Cratty Jr. of 32 race goes on,” the American suggested the conference take A In 1955 when they were Just day’s Cape Kennedy launching. bron and John Eimrath Jr. of disease will not b e ' South Bend, and not living in an apartment it $122,736 for the coming year. said. ta?:e up the agenda problem In Bead Herald Ad§. Tolland were impaneled as jury land Telephone . 52 56 horns, signal rockets and ani­ to find that the hunt had been called "freedom schools” that McCann Dr. has been elected , .u a sister, Mrs. Burrell J. Craemer leased, says the building’s own­ The projects are tentative sug­ The 1963-64 budget was set at ” In toe absence of verified full informal session rather than members. pas.sed on to the new occu- .Manufacturing Companies seed spraY- A dead fox or two called off because of the frost. lasted the length of the normal $105,500. president of the ' Manchester of Chicago. er. gestions, Fuss says, designed to Chapter o f the Holy Family disarmament agreements, toe leave it up to the co-chairmen.. The funeral will be held Sat­ Allied Thermal ... 45 49 Indicate what could be done also comes in handy in putting Another group of 80 sabo­ school day. There were 37 of An item of $860 to be used „ 1 ^rvear-Sid ^ A-Lnce there is no evidence, William Beck, the owner, said Arrow, Hart, Heg.. 56 60 ho” nds onto a false srent. teurs had better luck a t Sin­ Retreat League. United States must continue to dren ‘"c ju d l^ a 14-year-old ^^^^^dlng to the U.S. Public urday at 8:30 a.m. from the with the proposed funds. these schbols set up in churches by the Permanent Memorial develop its defenses. apartments In the building are Barden ...... 11 Vi IS The trained saboteur also gleton. Sussex, where the Gmmittee, had been re­ the coming year by. Frank "Levels of armaments on both and other au­ hot rented to families with chil­ Bristol Brass .,,, 9% 10% learns how to allay suspicion dray Hunt waa effectively dis­ In each one, toe program fol­ Electric Boat Co. in Groton. Farmington Ave.-, West Hart­ dren. is authorized, will be done in moved from the park depart­ Keegan as first vice president; sides are increasing, almost thorities, that cancer can be C oleco...... 3V* 3% and distrust. He mu.st wear rupted. Acetone spray, which lowed a general pattern; Silent Eimrath father of an 11-year- ford, with a solemn high Mass designated sections of town, on ment budget, and will be added John Spaulding, second ; vice without interruption especially BOY SCOUT transmitted by contact with ob­ Besides, he said, the quarters Dunham-Bush ... 4>i 5Vi the right tweedy clothes, and deadens a dog’s sense of smell meditation, civil rights songs old boy, works at Amerbelle of requiem at St. Thomas of the the basis of the severity o f the to the one submitted by the president and chairman o f mid­ micslles which are capable of jects used by a victim, no spe­ rented by Mrs. Gil Agues are N. B. Machine . . . 21Vi 23Vi otherwise look and act as for about two hours, was used and readings of Negro poetry, Corp., Rockville Apostle Church, West Hartford, too small. defects in each section. general manager, for his own week retreats; John O’Neill, delivering nuclear warheads Notes and News cial precautions are necessary. North and Judd .. 19Vi 21 Vi though he belongs to the hunt­ on this occasion. then group discussions of Negro department. With today’s selection there On general principles it is a at 9. Burial will be in Mount St. Mrs. Aguas said she was lock­ Fuss told General Manager third vice president; Francis over long ranges. are four men and three women Benedict Cemetery, West Hart­ Peter Paul ; ...... 32 35 Richard Martin at a hearing on ing set. The Cowdray Hunt meet end­ history and civil rights. The holiday group had asked good idea to have the room ed out of the apartment Mon­ Then, while the hunt master ed in an uproar when the anti­ King, secretary; and Rpbert ' "F or example. United States Cub Scout Pack 58 on the jury. Selected Tuesday ford. Plastic Wire Cable 11% 12% the budget this week what there for the change. J. Ardlni, treasurer. thoroughly cleaned and aired day. She said that color could is di.stracted, the saboteur opens hunt . group accused the local strategic missile inventories Cub Scout Pack 53 recently were Mrs. Joyce R. Montpetit Friends may call at the funer­ Standard Screw .. 32Vi 35Vi is a “considerable amount” left By KENNETH V. DUNCAN In explaining his budget last Parish chairmen will be Ver- but not as an insurance against have been the reason she was Stanley Works .. 20>4 22>,i his bag and feeds the meat police of siding with tha fox PRINCESS ANNE, Md. (AP) have increased more than 2(X> held its annual Blue and Gold of Coventry and Robert S. West cancer. al home tonight from 7 to 9 denied access. In the current sidewalk budget night, Murphey said that $9,568 noa Hauschlld of St, Bartholo­ per cent since our conference of Hebron. Veeder-Root ...... 47 50 scraps to the hound.s. As a himters. —Gov. J. Millard Tawes was banquet at Waddell School. Af­ Q—In September 1960 I had and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and The State Civil Rights Com- for new sidewalk construction. result of gorging, the dogs be­ of the requested Increase would mew’s Church. Thomas P. Mar­ be„'an in March 1962. 7 to 9 p.m. The above quotations are not "The police behavior was dis­ prepared today to send the Na­ be for wages for two addition­ ter a potiuck, the pack was pre­ Small-town familiarity ap­ myelogram Xrays of my spine. mi.ssion is Investigating. Antlcinated this fi.scal year are come lazy, les.s eager to give tin of the Church of the As­ "B y 1966 these inventories will sented with an American flag pears to N contributing to the to be construed as actual mar­ two . walks near East Catholic graceful," declared Jpartment had Communion breakfast to be held Thus toe Geneva delegates many of the boys receiving or have had busineas dealings Authority, for example, re­ peculiar effect of making a The police deny that they were used as more than 100 badges. Stephen Gagnon, David with the attorneys in the trial. after injection can the dye re­ of Benjamin T. Phillips. quires at least two bedrooms in ment could administer a much young dog’s fancy turn to been granted no Increase for April 5 at the Knights of Co­ toeoretically found themselves manhandled anytme, but they State Police, some wearing hel­ additional man hours worked, Hubbard and Robert Preston While this In Itself is not main in the body? ' Mrs. Phillips was born in Lur- the public housing it rents to larger sidewalk appropriation thoughts of love. The hunt lumbus Home. Tickets are being without any subject of detailed Missing in than is proposed. threaten to proeecute members mets and carrying night slicks, de.«iplte the fact that hls de­ distributed by the parish chair­ were presented lion badges, and enough to disqualify a prospec­ A—The oil will be present gan, Ireland, Aug. 25, 1886, a families with one child. wreckers have tried both these clashed Wednesday with 260 to negotiations. But conference of­ for many y ea n but It will not daughter of George and Mary Martin has before him a re­ of the anti-hunt association. partment has been called upon men. ficials said toe discussions Stephen Gagnon was awarded tive juror some have said that Beck said an employe who methods with varying degrees 300 students from Maryland a gold arrow on the lion badge. Impair your nerves although port, which Fuss prepared last of success. The charge was littering the to do work for other town de­ would continue as before, and because of their acquaintance Humphrey Stevenson. She was gave Mrs. Aguas the leasp de- Bt’ te College. David Berube, James Colla, they might find it difficult to It may make you nervous to a resident of Manchester 56 < nied that the woman made any Seven Breaks , year, on the dollar total for all If the hounds prove Impervi- public thoroughfare with meat. partments. toe procedural stalemate may Tawes, in Annapolis, sent In Truman Cowles. Geza De- be impartial. think about it. I new walks the town needs. Hie ouB to both aniseed and meat, The only party to the dis­ He cited, as examples, side­ be resolved sooner or later. years, and a member of St. | reference to her children when the National Guard last summer Cuba Seeks breczeni, Kevin GiUigan, Rob­ Q—Four years ago, my uterus Mary's Episcopal Church. i the agreement waa signed. Several hundred dollars In needs were compiled from the saboteurs have other tricks pute who hasn’t been heard i-s walk grading, work at Globe Foster told the conference he One jury prospect, Gerard J. recommendations of Police Chief during demonstrations at Cam­ Hollow, mosquito control, and ert Jarvis and Samuel Johns re­ Blamdtard o f Willington, a was removed and now I take Survivors, besides her hus-' He said the section of the cash and merchandise was re­ to disrupt hunting meets. There the fox, and when last seen, bridge, about 45 miles northwest and Tsarapkln "have been un^ estrogen shots every two - band, include two sons, Ken- lease specifying that the apart- ported stolen In seven breaks I James Reardon and town PTA’s is the hunting horn gambit, for he was reported to be laughing construction of artificial skat able to Identify a topic or group ceived wolf badges. Eric Fletch­ Hartford newspaper employe, of Princess Anne. ing rinks. Big Purchase er, Roger Graham, David Pres­ weeksweeks. ThoThe doctor ..a,,..says TI might ^gth E. Phillips of Manchester^ment was for adults and their into businesses and homes last year. example. up his sleeve. of topics which in the view of was excused by the court yes­ Atty. Gen. Thomas B. Plnan ton and Edward Rowe received have to continue taking them all and Benjamin S. Phillips of yesterday and last night, police The report estimates total Martin asked Murphey If he both co-chairmen offer suffl terday after he testified that he minor children was erroneous. construction cost for all the said that although Guard units silver arrows on the wolf badge, my life. Are these shots harm­ Windsor Locks; two daughters, It applied to other buildings reported this morning. couldn’t get by with part-time dent prospect for early agree­ participated in the search for ful In any way? walks at $600,000. Martin esti­ had been alerted it was hoped Of U.S. Lard Robert Jarvis was awarded a Mrs. Leo Lavine of Springfield, rented by his agency. Beck and Three house breaks, report­ toe 130 State Police could con­ help, with the aid o f overtime ment to warrant being placed tha gift. ^ ' A—Many women after the mates half of this would be gold arrow on wolf. Mass., and Mrs. Raymond Stew­ Beck, he said. ed by home owners last .night, j Polly’s Pointers tain the situation. for present men. (Conttnned from Page One) on toe agenda." Atty. Stiea has told reporters menopause, whether natural or covered by assessments against Fatter Pays, Bobcat pin.60,000 Dcr year to meet all als. The present tax range of Student Appeal For Equality said in oSurt they f*°ck-busting” practices by Paul Arcari at 182 Oak St., in the construction of fireplaces treat persons with peptic ul­ would be required annually. one son came to me and said, I Dories, the rate will drop from legs. were considered before the de­ those wishing to may make me-1 “ rokers and salesmen, which 159 in cash and seven "Mom, I think I have one for 30 to 22 per cent by 1065. At least one officer used his and picnic tables. fense and state agreed on four. cer, Irritable bowel, painful morial donations to a Book of reported erroneosly on and one-half books of Green And the situation applies to nienstniation, some forms of highway construction, too. Town Polly." The hint was his dl.s- ] ------night stick and the students Three persons yesterday were Reniembrance at St Mary’s Tiiesday that the association trading stamp* were taken; and covery that the liquid deodorant threw rocks, bottles and sticks excused .for emergency reasons bladder Inflammation, motion Church. opposed the regulation at the home of Mrs. Jean B. roads could absorb as much as sickness, shaking palsy and $1 million in work to put them he had 'been using for under Batlihouse Plans at pollcb las they retreated be­ after they conferred privately through its counsel. State Rep. Vecchio, 28 W. Center St., fore toe dogs and fire hoses. Third Blast Hits Ugh blood pressure. It -is John W. Boyd of Westport, be­ all in good shape. Some portion anns worked on his feet and with Judge Lolselle. Albert H. Rauschenbach where from $26 to $80 in dimes $Iost of th^ 'jip treated at-toe available only on a doctor's fore the General Assembly’s In­ of this amount could be put in­ also seemed to help prevent Set for Review Florida Bailroad T’hree others were excused af­ ELLINGTON — Albert J. was taken in a copper piggy to the capital improvements roughness. Now I have tried it campus health center suffered prescription. It should not be terim Regulation Review Com­ bank, police reports say. ter stating their opposition to taken over a prolonged |>criod Rauschenbach, 86, of Hartford, mittee. program as well. and it makes my feet feel re­ scratches, bruises and dog bites. Entry into the homes was Two Negroes were hospitalized Are you a telephone wallflower? the death penalty. Two persona because the phenobarbital Is brother of Fred Rauschenbach Boyd said that he had ap­ T^e only road work definite­ freshed. If this makes the col- The Park and Recreation Ad- (Continued from Page One) gained through rear doors, two In Salisbury. were excused because they habit-forming. of Wapping Wood Rd., died yes­ pealed a rule governing the ly set for next year will be fi­ umn please send the dollar to vlsory Commission will meet at being pried open and a third The students surged into town knew the families involved. Q — 1 have been taking dia­ terday at Hartford Hospital. conduct of real estate brokers nanced from the annual state my son. —TEEN-AG EAWAKE-' a special session at 8 p.m. at the ed with the dynamiters to bring In midafternoon, picketed toe Among those questioned on stase for constipation for about Survivors include his wife, a and salesmen. He said he did reportedly left unlocked by the aid grant. This year the grant NER East Side Recreation building it to a halt. home owner. restaurants and marched sing­ ths witness stand was Frank R. four months. Can this be harm­ daughter, two sisters, two not oppose the regulation came to about $88,000, of which Welcome to our group, boys, I to review revised plans for the On Feb. 14, a powerful explo­ Hombrook of Vernon who grandchild>ren and three great­ Patrolman Lester Silver Jr., and keep on reading and send-1 proposed Globe Hollow pool ing and clapping along toe two- ful in any way? against block-busting. some has been put aside for sion hurled ten cars off the brought a sudden hush to the A—Diastase is an enzyme that grandchildren. on early morning patrol while maintenance work. ing hints, too. When using any bathhouse. block business district. courtroom when he explained helps to liquefy starches. In Funeral service* will be held checking business firms on Still pending is about $90,000 deodorant, be sure there is no I The commission’s approval is They formed three rings in track near New Smyrna Beach. why he did not think he could this way It may aid digestion Saturday at 11 a. m. at the Rose Tolland Man Dies Broad St., found breaks Into worth of highway resurfacing broken skin where It Is to be needed before the plans can be the middle of Somerset Avenue, Earlier in the month, a train be Impartial in the rial. and reduce bloating and heart­ Hill___ . Phineral Home, jiiiiiiElm oi.St., PITTSFIELD (AP) — David Fogarty Brothers, 319 Broad approved by the town’s direc­ applied and discontinue Its use submitted to the town’s direc- which also is U.S. 13, blocking was dynamited near Miami. burn. It is not harmful but it Rocky Hill, with the Rev. Keith i 25, of Tolland, Conn., i St., in which someone forced a tors last year. if a rash should develop. — tors for an appropriation. The traffic. State Police drove "ome crewmen were "shaken The defense counsel had ask­ trucks slowly through the stu­ ed Hombrook, fa^er of two, should not be necessary to take W. Jones Of the First Church side door and took several Ray- POLLY directors are scheduled to con­ up" by today’s blast, the rail­ it regularly if you eat a bal­ of Christ, Congregational, I ^ Supply O-Vac batteries, value undeter­ sider the item at their meeting dents, who moved aside but road reported. if he thought he’d want some­ closed In after the vehicles Tho railroad, operated by the one in his frame of mind on the anced diet and chew your food Wethersfield, officiating Bur. I v ' Hertford, Conn., by whom mined; at the Cooperative Oil DEAR POLLY — I have a Tuesday. passed. They scattered quickly Florida Du Pont estate, has re­ Jury’ If he w’ere the accused. thoroughly. iai will be in Rose Hill Memor- i ^employed. Police listed Co., 315 Broad St., where noth­ pointer for the girls who scrub Although the commission had A—My granddaughter has a ial Park. I tentatively as a victim of ing is as yet reported missing Some Shrug, floors on their hands and knees. already approved one set o' when toe dogs approached. sisted federal government or­ Hombrook thought for a mo­ accidental carbon monoxide The retreating students re­ ders to rehire the striking ment and replied that he prob­ skin di.sease which our doctor Friends nmy call at the fu­ but a rear window was broken; My husband took a scrap piece plans for the bathhouse. at an neral home tonight from 7 to 9 ooii-onlng pending a medical re­ of lumber about 12 inches grouped on campus and re­ workers and restore the status ably would want someone more calls discoid lupus. What is this port. and at Clark Motors, 301 Broad earlier session, a professlone 1 and is there any cure? and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and St., where a rear door waa Some Cheer square and put four rollers on estimate of the cost of the build­ turned to the business district. quo of prestrike days pending impartial. He explained that he Where firemen .soaked them efforts to settle the dispute. lives near the scene of the crime A—Discoid lupus is Just anoth­ 7 to 9 p.m. found ajar and an undetermined toe bottom. He glued a piece of ing came in substantially high­ (Continued from Page One) with water from the hoses. At Sen. Wayne Morse, D - Ore., and has a daughter the same er name for lupus erythema Baby on Danger List amount of tools taken. foam rubber on toe top and er than the town had anticipat­ sus about which I have writ­ Mrs. Bernard J. KaauIM BOSTON (AP)—Tiny Antoi­ Burr Nurseries at 8 a.m. to­ I covered that with a scrap of ed. one point the water was played introduced a bill in (jongress on age as the murder victim. on newsmen and television cam­ ten before. It can be cured, but nette Lepage, less than three- day reported a break into their small income or large one over cloth. With toe touch of a fin- Wednesday to force the estate He hesitated, and added, “I Mrs. Catherine Josephine Hence, the plans were revised to dispose of the railroad, or to not easily. Kasulki, 53, of 140 Scfiool St., days old, who was rushed to offices at 276 N. Main St. in a year’s time.” ger, I can scoot all over the eramen. often thought it could have been this week, and now must be re- give up its banking empire. He wife of Bernard J. Kasulki Chludren’s Medical Center from floor and It really saves the viewed and approved once again Th. 27 arrested were charged my daughter." He was excused which $5 In currency waa taken The reactions were obtained with disorderly conduct and fail­ accused Ed Ball, the railroad died yesterday at Manchester New Haven, Conn., yesterday, knees. I really enjoy reading by the advisory commission. by the court. from an office dssk and the of­ In r Informal Associated Press ure to obey a lawful command board chairman, of abusing the Memorial Hospital after a lone remained in a serious condition toe hints from toe other girls MHA Will View fices were ransacked. Entry check. Construction of the building, of a police officer. Four were power of toe estate in an "arbi­ All the Jurors impaneled illne.ss. “ today with a heart condition. was gained through a broken —D. B. Some persons think that toe if the proposed $35,000 project women. trary, tyrannical and abusive Tuesday and yesterday have She wa.s born in Rockville and A hospital spokesman said window located near the main Is approved by the directors, testified under questioning by idea of a tax cut is a spirit All 27 were released on hall way.” Weslhill Layout had lived in Manchester for the infant’s name is on the entrance where someone reach­ DEAR POLLY — When knit­ will begin this spring. In time the defense that they are fa­ the past 36 years. danger list and that diagnostic booster. ting wlto double pointed nee­ late We(taesday night. They ed in and unlocked the window for the pool's opening this sum- were takeTf to the college cam­ LEAVES CHURCH FOR NAVY miliar with hypnotism and A building layout for the pro­ Beside.-! her husband, she studies are being made. Said Nondls Burnett, Kansas dles, instead of knitting to the from the inside, pushing It pus In State Police cars. UKIAH, Calif. (AP) — The brainwashing. The defense has posed 100 additional apartments leaves a son, Bernard J. Kasul­ ’The baby Is the daughter of open. City medical secretary: “I have last stitch on each needle, con­ I used its peremptory ehallenges ki Jr.; a daughter. Mrs. Ed­ Dr. and Mr.». James I^epage. She not figured it out yet but it j tinue to knit toe first stitch off The town commissioners Rev. Eldon Lewis left hls to Westhlll Gardens, housing church Wednesday to rejoin toe to excuse several Jury pros­ for the elderly, will be viewed ward Kodes; a sister, Mrs. was brought here from St. should make everyone feel of toe following needle. This asked Tawes to send toe Na­ Navy for more money and pects who expressed doubt if tonight by the Manchester Josephine Jeffers, all of Man­ Raphael's Hospital, New Ha­ good.” j will avoid a definite line and Hunt for Bomb tional Guard to prevent "im m i­ anyone could be hypnotized or Housing Authority (MHA). chester; two brothers. Gilbert ven, where her father is an in­ Others were apprehensive produce an even look—especial­ nent violence.” greater security. The Church.of Christ Pastor, brainwashed. The plans will be shown by Sweatland of Vernon and John tern. About Town that the extra money might go ly advantageous on crew - neck Proves Futile 34. had served in the Navy 11 Among those excused ' by the tha New Haven architectural Sweatland of ainton. Mass • from one tax pocket to another. sweaters. Since my personal NOVEL CONTAINER Mrs. Morton Handler of Ben years before turning to the min­ defense yesterday was William firm of Pedersen and ’Tilney, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Elmer Brown, Albany, friends have so appreciated SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. (AP) Sauare Riggers Due Ezra Chapter of B’nal B’rith Is Police Chief James M. Rear- istry three years ago. He will J. Hemberg of Mansfield who which, on Jan. 20 was author­ The funeral will be held to­ Wls., housewife, commented; this tip, I felt It should be don' c-n* fiAor*. p —Several months ago Mrs. was asked if .he believed in NEW LONDON (AP)- Eight serving on the committee plan­ “ What, you save from the fed­ Mc- George Christopher accidental­ return in his old rating, radio­ ized to submit the layout. morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the shared with the knltt^s who Caughey,*^‘ state P o lic e ! and hypnosis, said, ‘ ‘to me It seems John F. Tierney Funeral Homi. »m (cV said. He bathtub. Folur hours later, with 24'/? — 1,7) WedoourJ)98tjto{M|rve)!oubstts> ^ about I horns may w«ixh up to 800- Funds range from $22.81 millkii to provide lacteaaed poUe* Statca last yaartotalsd S T fiJJ,- .18 — (2) tha p r i ^ . , 'to $8.11 mUUon. treated In St. Joseph’s the street aln\j)at cleared, the , 000,000, up per oseA* proteettiDa. < ' I«Mi|ataI tor cuts at the scalp. lO S ' 1961; < ^ i l l i l P i " • Tti ■*r.^y ..y ^ * V ^ —-«p-^ »•'■»•. #- u % f A Q B m O B T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 19«4 M jl^tcm ssrat lY fiN IN G h e r a l d , MANCHIStEB, CONN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1M4 Chou may now be succeeding in break­ ing ^ t e m alliance unity ^ t h his woo­ Connecticut Sheinwdld on Bridge South Windsor 1EtiBttttt$ i|Fralii ing of Pakistan. liVe doubt that either possibility should WBONO KIND OF DOUBLE FOBUSHSD BY THB Yankee WMt dmhr g » n * » T> PRINTING CO., m e . really be viewed with very much alarm. i m DECLARER OFF CYO^quad U BianJl Street To the contrary, it is conceivable that By A.H.O. Maoebeeter. Conn. TOOltAS F FERGUSON there ought to be at least a grudging By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD A A K I PINE STREET at WALTER R. FERGUSON Ever since the olosinff o f the Wh«0 3 ^ doubla for penUtles Q 7 6 S Gains Title Pabllifaera touch o f relief that somebody, at last, 1963 session the Osnersl As­ A I S at you should expect to beat the ______Founded October L igP ______even the cantankerous de Gaulle, even sembly it hsi been our impres­ * A K 9 HARTFORD ROM Publialied Beery Beening Except Sundaya the rept]jian Chou, should begin demon­ sion that any campaign dedicat­ contract by at least two tricks. B A fr In Deanery and Holldaya. ^ te re d at Uie Poat Office at Even If out of your tricks falls strating that all the settled cold war ed to the propoeltlon that Bearle ^ A J ...MANCHESTER... Mancbeater. Conn, aa Second Claaa UaO Plnney must be removed from 5 $ SI V /l 2 Hatter.______patterns of world life are not settled and to materialize, you will sUll 10 4 6 0 S 8t. MarglMt Mpfy’s CYO the office of Republican State wind up with a plus score. 10 9 5 « I 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES permanent after all. Today, as we are Chairman would suffer from the h i cheerlsadsrs won top Aonors Payable in' Advance ■oum GS OPEN DAILY 1$ le I I West dealer One Year ...... $32.00 becoming somewhat fond of saying, is elemental fact that the record Sunday night in the high school Stx Hontba ...... II.00 the party had achieved with North-South vulnei^able $ 4** ’ ^ ’ division o f the Hartford East SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORE not to be just yesterday forever. It lies Opening lead—Queen of Clubs Three Hontba 6.00 Plnney in office hardly justified OKI Deanefy cheerleading compe­ One Month ...... 1.85 somewhere between yesterday and East’s double was a poor idea ♦ 7 6 2', the removal of anybody. tition held at the South Catho- MEMBER OF something else called tomorrow. ’That Now, in the few weeks that sine-' he couldn’t tell how man; N e ith h i t SeM k THB ASSOCIATED PRESS thing called tomorrow will have its own the effort to remove Plnney tricks his side could take. Double 1 ^ 1 4 Uo High gymnaelum. ‘nie Aaaodated Presa la excluaively entitled East had kept quiet he might 4 4 Double An Pea to the uae of republlcaUon of all newa dla- quota of dangers and problems, but they from office has been carrying St. Margaret Mary, now East patchea credited to It or not otherwiae credit­ well have defeated the con­ Dsanery ebsmplons, will com­ ed in thla paper and alao the local newa pub- will not be preciseliy the same as those its argument openly about the ,tate—now, In other words, that tract; his double steered South with a fourth diamond, declarer pete in an Archdiocese cheer- Uahed here. to the winning line of play. All riahta ot republlcaUon of apeclal dla- o f today, and they will demand fresh Ed May has been going out tell­ discarded from dummy. leading contest at Holy Cross patchea nerein are alao reaerved. thought and analysis and action. Nobody West opened the queen of East has to ruff his partner’s gymnaelum. New Britain, March ing Republican gatherings why clubs to dummy’s king, and de­ The Herald PrlnUng Company. Inc., aa- could enter that tomorrow more defense­ he thinks Plnney hes to bo re­ trick. Then he had to lead a 15. aumea no financial reaponalbiUty tor typo­ clarer Immediately returned a spade from his Q-8 up to dum­ The cheerleaders from St. less than some poor soul who has sold moved from office—-our origi­ low heart from dummy. West graphical errora appearing in advertlaementa nal tmpresaion has not been my’s A-J, giving declarer Ms Margaret Mery are: Cynthia and other reading matter in The Mancbeater himself the idea that a string o f paper won the second trick with the ninth and tenth tricks. Monlz, Carol Jean Filip, Toni Evening Herald eradicated. __ jack of hearts and led another Full aervlce client of N. E A Service, Inc. alliances set up yesterday would hold When, the other day, Plnney The wrong kind ot double puU Kutae, Nancy Glggey, Jackie Publlahera Repreaentatlvea — The Jullua club to dummy’s ace. Declarer Hoffman, Charlene Taylor. Hathewa Special Agency — New York Chi­ the weight of the new and changing finally moved to the direct pub­ your finger in the opponent’s ruffed a heart, led a trump to mouth and invites him to bite. Gloria Damasohi and Helen cago, Detroit and Boaton. ___ problems Inevitable to the future. lic retort to May, he made hla dummy’s king, and ruffed an' MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCDt.A- main retort one of citing the Daily Question Scavetta. TION3______other heart. Mra Walter Jaworskl is ad­ record. Conceivably, he gilded As dealer, you hold: Spades, Continues Plan visor to the group. The Rev. Dlaplay advertlatng cloning houra: It a bit as he cited It. But his A-K-4: HearU, Q-7-6-S; . Dia­ For Monday — 1 p.m BYldav. South continued his plan by monds, A-8-S; Clubs, A-K-S. Joeeph P. Schick is CYO di­ For Tueaday — 1 p.m Monday. Milestone And Millstone? biggest retort gun was indeed leading a diamond to dummy’s rector at St. Margaret Mary. For Wednesday — I p.m Tueaday. What do you sayT his claim that “ in 1963 the Re­ ace and ruffing dummy’s last St. Francis of Assisi CYO For Thuraday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. publicans in the Legislature Answer: Bid one club. You are For Friday — 1 p.m. Thursday. ’There are a few simple facta about heart. Since West was out of one point light for an opening cheerleaders took second place Perfect Spring Complement For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. wrote the best record in many a hearts, this was a dangerous bid of 2 NT. Start with one club in the competition. Cheerleaders Classified deadline: 10:30 Am. each day e< the Organization of American States re­ year. Among other things an publleaUon except Saturday — 9 a.m. play—except that the penalty and jump to game in notrump included Rosemary Wholley, port, through special subcommittee, on excessive budget was brought dr ible located the trumps. South if partner can respond. Barbara Nicholson, Linda charges of Castro plotting against the into line at a saving to the tax­ knew that West, was out. of Nicholzon, Susan Zagorski, Pat payers of Connecticut of some Thursday, February 27 existing government in 'Venezuela last trumps and could therefore not For Sheinwold's 86-page book­ Daly, Irene Jurgelas, Pat Ca- Nylon Stretch n 63 million dollars, an archaic, pano and Bonnie Jones. fall. over-ruff.. let, “ A Pocket Guide to Bridge," wasteful insurance patronage Declarer next cashed the king send 60' cents to Bridge ^ o k , Third place was won by St. First, the hemisphere subcommittee, system was exposed and elimi­ of diamonds and gave up a dla I'anchester Eve. Herald, Box Bernard's, Hazardville. nated. real help was provided Intended To Be Uncivilized xnadcing this report consists of the na­ mond t,rlck, East threw away 3318, Grand Central Station, Mentally Retarded Study for the New Haven Railroad the king of hearts, saving his New York 17, N.Y. "Ediicating Our Mentally SHELL TOPS tions of Argentina, Costa Rica, Uruguay, and many other things were ac­ Handicapped Children” will be There la no amount of cold logic, no three trumps, but nothing could Copyright, 1964, Colombia, and the United State*. .’The complished solely because the save him. When ^ est continued General Featuree Oorp. the theme of the^March 4 pro­ amount o f reaaaurance regarding the ex­ first four nations are, by their record Republicans were alert, united gram of the South Windsor in Hnlanca Nylon pert training of the very intelligent anl- and disposition, not in the diplomatic and aggressive.” committee to study the needs of mala used, and no amount of assurance And the second biggest Pln­ retarded children. The meet'I 'r vest pocket of the United States. And, ney answer was his citation of that the animals are not used anywhere will be held in the audio-visual In Costa Rica and Uruguay particularly, the reorganization o f the Inside Report room of the high school at 8 exclusively against one particular race they represent the most enlightened and party’s own structure, aa work­ p.m. which can make it possible for the ordi­ liberal political trend in the hemisphere. ed out by the Republican Coun­ by Merle B.*Woodmansee, super­ nary human eye to take calmly the spec­ cil and the special party con­ intendent of scnools, will speak Second, this subcommittee’s report Rowland Evans Jr. Robert D. Novak tacle of dogs being used to chase and vention. on the legal requirements which makes history, in several respects. It Part of the obvious Plnney govsm special class offerings in harass humam beings. cites the first confirmed evidence of Cu­ “ gilding" of this record might Connecticut towns. Dr. Bennett lie in his claim that it came WAS'HINOTON— Sen. Thom-^Starting in Freeno on March 18, Plotkln, assistant superintend­ Every time this is in the news, every ban arms shipment anywhere outside about, especially the le^lative es Kiichel; whose name and face Kuchel will spread hia coattails ent, will explain the evaluation Popular mock turtle neckline, time this is pictured in the news or on for the barn-storming Rockefri- for skirts, slacks, aulta. Petal Cuba. It cites the first tangible evidence part of It, because the Republi­ are unkno'wn beyond the bor­ procedure used in placing men­ television, every time this happens in of organized Cuban subversive activi­ cans were “ alert, united and ag­ ler whenever his Senate duties tally retarded children in the pink, baby blue, bone beige, ders of his native California, permit. daffodil yellow, wMte and black. the actual life of any community, it ties. And it winds up, this subcommittee gressive.” classes that best fill their needs. That Is not the way Ed May could become the Republican Kuchel’s support and the in­ Sizes 84 to 40. causes a cringe of revulsion and a feel­ report, making the first formal charge Miss Marie Lindemark, teacher saw it. He saw the 1963 session party's biggest kingmaxer. fusion of Rockefeller money of the special class, will discuss ing of guilt-guilt in belonging to some­ It all dMxnds on Caltfomia’s of a specific act of aggression which has as one in which the official a plenty, coupled with the Gold- the unique aspects of such a thing that calls itself a civilization and June 8 Preaidential primary. \i yet been made against Cuba by any OAS party leadership, instead of water decline, has turned the class. still officially condones such practice. being alert, was bumbling and This is outwardly a battle­ California primary into a horse organisation. ground between Sen. Barry "This meeting will be of spe­ And if it makes us Americans feel un­ slipshod, not only about con­ race. cial value and interest to par­ This much having been placed on the Goldwater and Gov. Nelson easy and uncertain of the quality and sulting him, but also about But Goldwater still boasts a ents of mentally handicapped record, it is possible to go forward, in knowing what it Itself was do­ Rockefeller, but It also provides devoted grass roots following state of our own civilization, it is easy the stage for Kuchel’s debut in children of pre-school age. somewhat querulous logic, and wonder ing. To him it was a session in that could turn Kuriiel’s na­ These parents and qther Interr to Imi^ne what thoughts and judg­ which the factions of the Re­ national politics as Rockefeller’s tional debut into a flop. Exciting Big Sis Skirt Styles! Just how the Organization of American California campaign manager. ksted persons are inrtted to at­ ments such pictures inspire in the minds publican party split the patron­ If so, Knowland would keep tend the special program. States can now take action condemning age, aa per compromise deci­ If Rockefeller wins, Kuchel the delegation with Goldwater of people elsewhere. will lead California’s 86 mem­ A brief business meeting will or punishing Cuba for such specific sion, but not the power. Tb him until the end. There is no spec­ precede the speaking program. f- This la one of those things where It was i^sesslon which saw Re­ ber delegation (second only to ulation about Knowland the crimes against the peace and the legal­ New York’s 92) to the National Open discussion and refresh­ something instinctive is involved, and ity of the rest of the hemisphere. 'The publicans cutting at Republi­ kingmaker or his moves in the ments will follow. Hostesses are A cans as well aa Democrats, and Convention. A ^ like all good political checker gams. “Every­ where the instinctive governs our reac­ New York ’Times, for instance, weighs political checker players, Cali­ Mrs. Edward Toconis, Mrs. specifically, of course, it was the body knows,” says one Califor­ Leonard Green and Mrs. Roger Girls’ Fashion tion no matter what logic is used in fornia Republicans are specu­ all the possible courses o f action, and session in which the insurance nia Republican, "that Bill defense of the imetioa, An^. to get to lating on possible future moves CottV finds that there is some^yj^lsphere com- patronage probe eventually If Rockefeller doe* win in Cali­ Knowland doesn’t know how to Subdivision Approved the psychological bottom of it all, it is Photosraphed by Sylvian Oflara brought the name of May him- pllcaUon gimmlcklng mbiil; of them. And fornia play checkers.” The last section of Bircl^. Hill precisely this element of the instinctive SCULPTING WITH SHEARS: David Hayes At Work on “Torso, Steel” in 1960 seff into the headlines. And, 1964 Publishers Nswspaper Estates, consisting of 31 loU, It concludes, rather unhappily, that, al­ Kove^hto. 1—The Goldwater Byndicats . reaction to the use of dogs against hu-' naturally enough, since llfay candidacy ; aUnoet surely will received final approval from the though ho speedy aetkm of any kind ' . YESTERDAY’S PICTURE himself had been a state chair-' mans which makes some authorities fa­ collapse, Goldwater himself has zoning and planning board SKIRTS m ay be possible, at least “ the historic showed the Manchester sculptor man. It was a session In which Tuesday night. A second sub- vor their uae. This is what gives the ■aid as much. Columbia record of what Castro has tried to do to in the hammer and forge stage the performance of the new in­ Move No. 2—"Die Goldwater divleion, consisting of 5 lots on dogs their practical value in use against Venezuela IniS: been inscribed for all to of the same piece. By the time dividual in that office left some­ forces then will try to keep the Pleasant 'Valley Rd. near Main crowds. It is Intended to be inhuman. today’s picture was taken, thing to be desired. W e have nomination from going to St., received final approval. see.” Hayes had stooped down from yet to meet a former state Planners Start Serpents, s]|;unks, crocodiles and man- Rockefeller at the convention. In other action a request was To us, that seems much more than About To Get Better his smithy role to assume that chairmain who could honestly received for a change from eatihg tigers could also, presumably, be Move No. 8—If Rockefeller Is Study of Town Dacron-Cotton partial oonsolation. IVseems like a.ma­ of a tailor, snipping in steel, admit that some successor has •toppM, the California delega-' rural to iresidential for a parcel trained to work on leash. and the sculpture itself had done a better job than he did. tdon will have a lot to say about of land adjacent to the recently jo r gain In itself. There baa been a long prog(ressed to a smoother ap­ All these reasons, these ways Samuel Spielvogel of the approved Whispering Hills sub­ division between the intensity of United who does get first place on the pearance. Tomorrow, in this of viewing and appraising ticket, "niat’* where Kuchel Planning and Urban Renewal division and Avery Street. A SUN G SHOT States feeling about Cuba and that of same space, Sylvian Oflara’s things, have almost complete ■teps in as kingmaker. Consultants of New Haven, met public hearing will be scheduled MIAMI BEACH, Feb. 26 — Sandy Saddler. ’This bad picture of the piece of art which control of the motivation of at a inter date on this request i e Wraps e Coachman The Uneup '^hangrers other hemisphere nations. One of the and he threw a right hand into Kuchel has been carefully with the Columbia Zoning and Cassius Clay landed a left jah Shoulder also produced s re­ resulted. May and his most loyal fol­ Model Fire Truck I ■ "A ” Line e Kiltie differences between us has been the un­ Liston. A real good right hand. screening the Rockefeller dele­ P • Pleated and moved to his right and then match. And Liston, old-man wrinkles lowers, and their acceptance of Planning Commlasion Tuesday The South Windsor Volunteer JUMPER Fresh from gaining diplomatic recog­ willingness of other nations to partici­ gation to make sure that most nothing much was happening. This morning, then, the showing in the back of his neck, them and devotion to them is so night to discuss the future Fire Department’s newly pur­ nition from France, Chinese Commu­ delegates are pro-Kuchel, (not Cotton denim, duck, woven pate in any specific direct condemnation The bell rin g and big Willie heavyweight champion of the looked clumsy and tired. A Thoug;ht for Today emotional they have a very just anti-43oldwater). Many of growth of the town. The board chased emergency truck is j plaids and washable da­ Reddish, sweat pouring from nist Premier Chou En-lal headed for a such as that stated in this report. ’The world is Cassius Marcellus ' So as Liston came to his cor­ Sponsored by the Manch<» hard time understanding .why KucheTs closest associates — will meet with Spielvogel the being featured in a nationwide cron polyester cotton. Red, under his btown beret, swung Clay. How it happened, or why anybody can resist joining their advertising display. The Ger- throwing - his - weight - around visit to issuance of this report, then, constitutes ner, you were about to think ter Council of Churches such as Tom Mellow, San Fran­ last Tuesday of each month royal, blue, pink, plMd*. into the ring and moved around it happened, is something no­ that you were watching a fight. crusade. cisco industrialist, and Sid Le­ from now on and each will keep etenslager Co., Wooster, Ohio, ’ h 0.33 Pakistan. a sort o f milestone for us, and a mile­ Sizes 7 to 14. Sonny Liston’s left shoulder body ever will know. As the And a fight that was going to Yet the quality, the coloration vine, Beverly Hills lawyer—will the other informed of progress. builder of the vehicle, is using Re has climaxed his visit by tossing stone for the hemisphere, too. And, if we and started to talk to his fight­ fight started, the only mystery get betlw as they went along. Are you in a profession 7 o f the campaign May has be­ be.on the list. The study will encompase the the local truck as an example of out what he hopes will prove an apple can take our advantage without trying er. theU; seemed in need of solving Then all of a sudden here was Have you made a profession? gun to take to the state has, de­ Accordingly, Kuchel would rezoning of residential areas, a well planned rescue unit. O was how Clay ever got him^If spite his best and quite Wented The unit was designed by a o f continental and international discord, to dictate some over-playing of it, if we Liston cut him short and Liston talking to Reddish and Supreme Court Justice Bran- have a fadf chance of controlling business districts and the beet started complaihing about some­ together to get into the ring. the shoulder thing was about to deis defined a profession as “an efforts to cast that campaign the delogatlon If Rockefeller committee including ex-Chlef a declaration that he favors Pakistan’s can leave the digestion of it to the natu­ possible site for school needs. Wash ’n wear 65% dacron polyeeter, 85% thing; 'Reddish started looking Worry had made him one of the become a part of boxing history. occupation for which the nec­ into some mould of statesman­ ooilapses. Judging from their Bee Council Meets Raymond Ellison, Chief Philip cotton. Wear as jumper with self tie belt aide of the 16 year-old dispute between ral awareness and intelligence and self around and then, from, nowhere, walking wounded for four days It becomes a part of history essary preliminary training is ship, still retained an atmos­ past differences, Kuchel "ihe Recreation Council’e an­ Cromble, Deputy Chief Allan or as a ahift. Black, navy. doiim Mua and Pakistan and India over the province of interest of other nations, it may be the here- it was. They called the belore this fight. The weigh-in right along -with the badashoul- intellectual in character, in­ phere of pique and peeve which wouldn’t awing to Richard M. nual meeting will be held Mon­ Barbrick, Capt Harold Dodd, pretty pastels. "Tuesday qualiflM him for an Kashmir. first small millstone for Castro. referee over. He called for a ders of Cerdan and Pep and the' volving knowledge and to some still does not stand up well, in Nixon (although a few Nixon- day at Yeomans Hall at 6 pjn. Capt. Arthur Snow, Lt. Walter asylum. Dodd and Fireman Albert Gagg. doctor. Cassius Clay got up to night Jake La Motta lost to extent learning as distinguished the public forum, against the ob­ Ites *>n the Ro V?feller delega­ Movies will be shown of last Sizes 10 to 18 Premier Chou has favored, that is, from mere skill, which — is Girl Scout* will be collecting start round seven and the bell "Then with all the talk and Billy Fox at T h e Garden and vious fact that, however credit tion surely would). But Kuchel summers swim regatta plus pursued largely for others, and money within their troops In ob­ Pakistan’s demand that the issue be set­ rang for it. Liston remained conjecture over, he was in the the night Ray Robinson col­ for it ought to be divided, a might deliver California — and photos of the Lions Club Fourth seated. Then somebody called not merely for one’s self, and in servance of “Thinking Day.” tled by a free vote among the people at ring, waiting for Liston to lapsed from the heat against certain kind of party record has the noihination —- to Gov. Wll- of July parade. A great many How Much FreiB Speech? over to Clay and Olay let out which the financial return is not The money will be used to help knock his head off. But this was Joey Maxim and, oh, you can been established during the Uam Sbremton o f Pennsylvania. local people axe shown In both Kashmir. Since they are overwhelmingly a scream and started jumping go bn with this for hours. the accepted measure of auc- present state chairmanship. startfnew troops in other coun­ not to happen. Llstoib won three Moreover, Kuchel plans to movie*. The public Is invited as Moslem, it is assumed that, if they ever A number of readers have expressed up and down and all of a sud­ of the six rounds fought, with 1964 Publishers Newspaper cess.” It will not make any tragic battle at the convention for a tries where asaistanoe le need­ Syndicate always. There will be election got a free vote on their own destiny, concern because The Middletown Press den everybody was making one of them even, in this book. Or, as the cliche goes, the difference to May, o f course, if liberal platform — particularly ed. Mr*. Earl Sanford, chair­ decided to print, after weighing the am­ noise. profes.sional does not work in he losee the public debate and ^ of officers and a budget will be man o f the Juliet Lowe Fund, they would choose to go with Pakistan. But there was, as the sixth a Mberal dvU rights plank — submitted by riiairman Kiilty ple arguments on either side, an adver­ So much noise that your loud, order to be paid. He is paid in wins the battle of state central" asks that funds be sent to her That prospective outcome for any plebi­ round came up, this crazy feel­ Ten 'Years Ago with the backing of California’s Tappan. tisement of the Citizen's Council of resolute yelp for the oops was ing that Mr. Liston had shot it order that he may work. IVlth committee votes. 86 votes. Finally, he could be by the end of the week at 1118 scite is, presumably, the reason India has Briefs America. 'The advertisement contained not heard. all. Crimea— A province of the God he believes that good can the Vice Presidential nominee Ellington Rd., South Windsor. and will be brought out of evil. An eight-week training course never allowed the United NaUons to several quotations by Lincoln and then So Charles (Sonny) Liston In the fifth, he had ktocked Russian Soviet Federated So­ if the Presidential choice comes urged people to write to the organiza­ cialist Republics—became part “Blessed are they that in first aide is available to Co­ Manchester Evening Herald conduct such a vote, the reason India gave up bis heavyweight ti^le Clay all over the ring and Herald from the East. lumbia vohffiteer firemen at the tion for more information. while sitting on a stool with should have had him out of of the Ukrainian Republic, re­ mourn," mourn for the world, South Windsor correspondent. depends upon military force to maintain its fate, its fortune, “for they The Miectacle of Tommy firemen’s training echool in Wll- Brownie Joeeph, telephone ’There are a great many arguments his heed down on his chest there at a number of points. But portedly to strengthen ties be­ Kuchel ameiging as a br^U y its own itossesslon of Kashmir. tween the Russian and Ukrain­ shall be comforted.” Martin Yesterdays llmantic every Wednesday at 8 644-0148. that can be advanced against our de­ "Tuesday night. It 'was a tab­ his clumsy punching style colored' political butterfly at p.m. Howard Ludlow, a retired cision. First of all. Lincoln was somewhat ian peoples. Luther had rare insight when So what has happened now is that leau originally made famous by caught up with him and he age 54 fojlows a political career fireman from Norwich, will/ taken out of context. Second, while the the late M ar^l Cerdan, when he rendered in translation “ they 25 Yean Ago Communist China, the villainous “ out­ chopped at the right instead of Five Years Ago that mourn” as "the sorrow- ■pent in a cocoon. When Kuchel conduct the 'courie. Local fire­ ad on the face of it could not be described he threw out has shoulder sending it in straight was appointed in. 1953 by Gov. law” among the world’s naUons, has bearing.” “Blessed are the sor­ Daniel Wise invents giant men are urged to attend. Those Economy Report; as scurrilous, it obviously was a come on. against Jake LaMotta in De­ Now it was the sixth, and It FV>rmer Teamsters Union Earl Warren to replace Nixon made itself champion of that side of the And third, the view of the Citizen's row-bearing. They shall be World’s Fair register which who complete the course and troit and set up a return match was becoming hard to believe. President T>ave Beck -was sen­ comforted.” In the Senate, he seemed diVarf- pass the examination will re­ 14^ Kashmir dispute which most of the Coimclls is one that most decent Ameri­ which only a plane crash pre­ translates visitor’s signature by Specter o f 1929 Clay, dazed and reeling flat on tenced to a five-year prison Dr. James V. Claypool ed by ClaUfomla’s Retwbllcan ceive a Red Cross fiijit aid cer­ cans deplore. Certainly we do. vented. Later on, Willie Pep his feet in the fifth, suddenly remote control to a M x 7 foot world’s more virtiious nations wouid term and fined 260,006 after his Superintendent giants. For years he v/as oto- tificate. However, the question that is raised is used this pose to great good was standing straight up on his page. Completed register to (Continued from Page One) probabiy also take if they were not trial on charges of income tax Norwich District weigh 10 tons may be kept in soured in the Senate by tti^ pon­ The fjolumbla junior hockey simply one of free speech. Despite our in a featherweight bout with toes. His jab came straight out evasion. afraidA^ offending India. rulings of the Supreme Court, every Methodist Church Smithsonian Institute ar^vee. derous presence of WMUam F. team defeated the.Ni«iUc team unemployed. They also help the Knowlan^ the state’s senior ■ The Importance of not offending India American is entitled legally to ad ^ts any legal solution to the problem.' ch# 10 Years Ago Senator and Senate Republican lies, one supposes. In the fact that India, country. ’These solutions may be t . .es- floor Isadir (now K u c h e Ts last Friday 5-2 and defeated ing power once unknown. although it steadfastly refuses military table morally, but this is completely Board of directors refuse re­ countsrphrt running for the Glastonbury on Saturday 17-2. I —The roles of government alliance with anybody, nevertheless superfluous to the question at hand. quest of Edward R. Murrew to Goldwater campaign In Coll- The Columbia Canoe <31ub' business in regulating the stands as the great antagonist to Com­ By printing a letter to Open Counsel, have their next controversial fom ia).' or an advertisement, The Middletown Keeney St. School meeting tele- Even after Knowland’e hu- S?e“ S^n?re^gTu^Ohurri;^^ munist China on the Asian continent It Press advocatM nothing. It merely cre­ ■vlsed on the “See It Now” pro­ millaitlng' defeat for Oovemor in ish houzk to elect officer*.' Business is more cautious is India which must succeed in its ex­ ates a forum. We happen to advertise gram. 1958, Kuchel avoided the ein- There ie no Mate to be presented now, more a w u e teat excesMs periment toward progress for a great five or six brands of beer, but we do not Chamber of Commerce "For­ later intrigues of Ollfom la Re- as officer* wiU be named from as marked and maro:^ toe ward Manchester” cimpaign to to be elected. Due* TwenOe* are to be avoided. mass population if prestige is not to be undertake to measure one brand of hops publiflane. His own supporters the floor, Self-regulation—both out of self- ^ raise a budget of $35,000 are also payable at this time. over another. We merely allow our ad­ prlvatri^ cursed him for not interest and to stave off govern-. yielded to China. ’That could be why vertisers to suggest you taste them and roaches a total of $17,210. trying to assume leaderSWp im­ Communist China, two years ago, jHancheeter Evening Herald merit Intervention—Is com m on' see for yourself. We don’t agree with mediately after his landslide re- at the conipany level, toe In­ barassed the Indian frontiers. And that many of the letters to Open Counsel, but election in 1962, Columbia correepondent Vir­ ginia M. Carbon telephone 228- dustry level, and through or­ could be why Communist China, now, we find this slim grounds for ruling that Today in History But Kuchel privately deolded ganisations representing all people should not have this right of ex­ In 1968 to dare try for lewler •224. ______■ plays BO social a game with Pakistan. pression. . . . business. By AS80CHATEO PBCS8 riiip of the state party. ’Hie Govenunent has taken on toe In any case, India, which will not Most of the large newspapers of the reason: He bskevas the Repub Au6triiu;( D eficit Up task of easing recessions, foster­ country accepted an advertisement writ­ Today Is Thursday, Feb. 27, consent to be our ally, gets tender, care­ the 68Ui day of 1964. There are Mean party nationally will be ing recoveries. Public works is ten by none other than that famous copy­ just a gloiifiled debating society VIENNA — With import* ris­ toe oldest spending tool, hut ful treatment from us, despite the pleas writer, Nikita Khrushchev, more than a 308 days left in the yeeur. of Pakistan, which is our ally in two of until he hews to what Kuchel ing three time* foater than ex­ also now used are defense, re­ year ago. It was their theory that the Today’s HlghUght In Htotoryt callB progteasive RepuWIcan- search and welfare projprams. people of the U. S. were mature enough ports, Austria closed the first Mr. -I>nUe8’ paper Uger creaUons, On this date in 1807, Henry Ism. half of 1963 with, an expanded This year taxing is being add­ CBN^TO and SBIATO, that we use our to weigh bis views and not be subverted b y them. Wadsworth Longfellow was Aa a result, hs’s thrown hU foreign-trade, deficit. Imports, ed to toe tinkering kit. The fed­ bom in Porttand, l(Wne. Long pnstige and his personal organ­ eral Income tax cut la called a influence to make India be reasonable Peibaps they had in mind another ob- up nearly 10 per cent over the on Kashmir. Pakistan really burned before Us death in 1882 faS ization behind Rockefeller in aame 1963 pgriod. Jumped to stimulant to corporate and in­ aervation o f President Lincoln: ‘"Thos* wriUngs wort deattnad to be dividual spending, and hence to that deny freedom to others, deserve it the' primaiy. Spencer - Roberts $817,500,000; exports gained when, s/tor the Chinese attack on In­ part of the heritage o f every AsatMatek, the campaign n w - only 8 per cent, totaling $632,- the general economy. dia, we and our M ends rushed mUitary not for themselves, and under a just God, can not long retaiii IL” ; American, school child. ■gsr firm which handled Ku» 200,000. The $185,800,000 defi­ SUll largely in the e»>eri- mental stage are the guidelines supplies, to India, no ally like Pakistan A s the only daily newspaper in Mid­ Chet’s 1962 campaign, Is work­ cit-was a 40.p^ osnt Incrsass. On This Date laid down for WN>^V « e prices, Is, wifliout using that opportunity to dlesex County, The Presa believes It bet­ In 1801, Congress ing, for Rockefeller. Kuchel keeps Id . oonitant. touch wim q u a d s BORN IN ITALT ahned at keeping them in line make India agree to a plebiscite on ter to err, if we m ust on the side of the JurisdicUon over the District of RodeefeBsr hsadquartors

I I V ' . , “'sV- , \ / THUBI^Y^ FEBRUARY 87^ 1964MANCHES'^ EVENfflG HBIEULD, MANCHESTEB. CONK, ilANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THtJR^AY, FEBRUARY 27, 19«4 PAGB TEN Oswald killed on television. One ther to Straighten the tower or said he was out of town on the Leaning Tower halt the tilting. ' Eight Ruby Jurors Picked, fateful weekend when Kennedy The latest, submitted to the and then Oswald were slain. TUts Too M uch Italian ministry of public w,.-..ui The other said he was fishing. as an official proposal, was pre­ YOR’ GAHOEN . Counsel See Trial Starting pared by Prof. Nello Bempo— exemuts AU eight have said they can- PIBA„J[taly (AP)—The city of IHsa art superintendent, and and will vote the death penalty Pisa has'asked the Italian gov­ if convinced that Ruby is guilty architect Bnzo Vannuccl. This DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Wlth^msdl carrier; Owen L. English, ernment to spend more than a is the one for which the govern­ m nm Y as charged. 46, a married bookkeeper, and ment is being asked the money. eight Jurore wrorn In for Jack R. J. Flechtner Jr., 29, a sales­ Belli said Wednesday, exam­ million dollars -to tilt Jhe Lean­ Ruby’i murder trial, and four man for a paper conapany. Four ining one prospect, "There’s an ing Tower back just a little and keep it from falling down. HAIRY MONSTER! vMm yet to be found, attorneys on men and a woman \Mre accept­ old saw that lawyeirs don’t want ed earlier in the hearing. intelligent jurors. We do want The 14,090-ton tower would be ORI.ANDO, Fla. (AP)—A hus­ both sides say that testimony Jacked un six feet and then band bad the last word when his may start this week. Ruby faces a possible sen­ Intelligent jurors in this case." ...FAMOUS tence of death in the electric eased back down on a new ce­ wife came home in a wig. “ You may find yourselves on He is basing Ruby’s defeidre ment basS. Peggy Fish, woman's news trial here Saturday,” said Mel­ chair if convicted of murder on temporary insanity. There w-lth malice for having shot Lee No one wsuits to straighten the writer, decided to survey the CREBN vin M. Belli, chief counsel for will be a good deal of sophis­ tower. opening of a new oriando Wig Bm ps/ Harvey Oswald last Nov. 24. Os­ iB T A M P fJ Ruby, answering reporters' ticated psychiatric testimony. But the IM-foot tower already Salon. She returned to the office que^ons. wald had been charged with as­ sassinating President John F. It appears that Belli and slants almost 11 feet from true wearing a new headpiece, and Diet. Atty. Henry M. Wade Wade are assembling an intelli­ perpendicular, and the tilt has walked by five members of the SAU! Kennedy in Dallas on Nov. 2. said he beUeves the jury Will be gent jury. Dist. Judge Joe B. increased by a quarter of an newsroom staff before she was complete before the end of the The eight jurors are all mar­ SNOW 'S . ried. Mrs. English js the only Brown thinks so, he said. inch in the last 46 years. E x­ recognized. B EAR D S U Y week. “ But I’m not sure that perts say that if this keeps on, So she decided to wear the we'll go right into the testimo­ one without children. The other None of the 94 persona exam­ woman juror, Mildred McCol­ ined io r jury duty so far has the tower may pot stand another wig home for her husband’s in­ MINCED CLAMS ny," he said. 100 years. spection. He was overcome mo­ CODFISH CAKES Now - the pick of the crop of delicious Frozen Fruits Iluwe Jurors—a record for a lum, is the mother of six. said he believes. Dallas was "shamed” by the two killings in Over the past 46 years Pisan mentarily. Then he leaped to his single day in the trial—were All eight say they are church­ and Yegetables - - Famous "Yor” Garden quality - • goers. November and can vindicate it­ authorities have received thou­ feet “ and cried, "Stand back! 2 7-01 CANS qualified Wednesday. sands of suggestloM on how ei­ Wait’ll we see what it eats." 45‘ n iey were J. G. Holton, >1, a Six of the eight said they saw self by executing Ruby. 29‘ in an exciting money-saving sale. If you want the best at unusual value prices, you’ll stock your freezer, D xlD c h i c k e n BROTH ^ 12'A OZ and be good to your budget, tool I f V K WITH MCI A CANS 16-OZ STRAWBERRIES CANS > Libby Corn 2 S DELICIOUS MIXED FRUIT FRUITS ANGEL FLAKE CCKOAMUT 7oz 5c Daal Pack PKG $ Baker's SAVI M t r / UP t o ■M n n ivv Ji hv 46-OZ CAN FOR Dole PINEAPPLE JUICE 17c Sonolnc Dry Milk 10-QT PKG Qaicksr UB 12-OZ ORANGE JUICE Hsgelir PKG Cream of Wheat BRUSSELS SPROUTS llOfcS'l CLEANSER 0 14-OZ BOTTOM TOP {tOUHV %OI|ieT Tc D«l Pack A CANS MELON BALLS 1-LB DUN Mozolo CORN (HI MARGARINE PKG S A V t POT POT LB UP TO UNDERWOOD MAINE CLAM CHOWDER SARDINES ROAST ___ ROAST

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/ MANCHESTER BVIuNlNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27^ 1964 PAGB TWELVB THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1964 P a g er i $ t a U UM COMING SOON TO SRKVE YOU Section Two THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2T, 1964 Slight Increases In M M H Report From Your Nfsighhor^s Kitchen With Four ^Understanding^ GOP Caucus Water Firm Says Renetl^ BianchMiter Memocial Ho«- ltal sUiUsUcs for the month of By DORIS BELDINO •^Manchester, a son of Mr. and Set March 23 Will Force Rate Increase Sanuary ahow that the total of Denny Oauba of 10 Russell Mrs. Alphonse I. Oauba. He is a patJenta aidmitted was down St. became Interested in cook­ Grade 9 student at Manchester Republicans Support The Republican party will I f the prom ised North E nd re-<|>maa o f about 100 Itrom the same mmth ing when he and a friend decid­ High School. He is interested the renewal oriented caucus on March 23 . to select ______Advisory Committee, a jrear ago, but that all other ed to make doughnuts as a in f(x>tball, baseball, golf, bowl­ newri project Is approved by ClUzena categories lAow slight increases. ing and pool. new members for ths town com­ a moderator waa invited to the dnack before dinner. He would Manchester this sp r^ , it could Btmday aeaslon. The total of patients admitted He is A member of St. James North End Renewal m ittee. mther develop his own recipes The caucus date, announced cost all the patrons of the Man­ The directors agreed on In January (in clu d in g 122 than follow standard methods. CYO and the Manchester Ski Club. He has a brother and a , !■ ( III ...... last night by administrative as- chester Water Co. a rate in­ Atty. John D. LaBelle, the dis­ births) waa 1,318, while a year Fruit Squares are one of his trict counsel, to fin the moder­ ago during the same period it sister. The Republican Town Gmnmittee Ust night adopted Blstant F rancis D ellaFera, Is crease, a water company original oonfectiwn Chairm an A tty , John HttBlctofl Ui6 estimfttGd | Curtis indicated, are sup« ARTHUR DRUG ciple reason for including the g;ln Immediately after toe elec D ouglas W. Johnson, 16-year 000 cost of relocating toe water porting data on toe teacher pay The government news agency LENNY GAUBA Shea and a town director, come conditions was to “aet high old motorist, from South 'Wind­ 942 MAIN ST.— Corner St. James St. tlon. mains, Morse says that toe schedule, comparative costs of Tass said the road will bypass | after a aUde show illuatrating standards’’ for the project to Violates Minority Rule sor, last night was charged It would also be possible to water company wHl also lose re- the junior high program, toe cities and bridge intersecting j the propoeed North End proj­ "protect both the tenants and with making an unsafe turn. He roads. ect preeented by Manchester have sm 8 to 1 split on toe venue fiom toe project area p^r pupil ratio, cost figures for the land ownera." board if two unexplred terms was tii'volved in two-car acd- Renewal Agency (MRA)) exec- a when toe buildings are demol-1 the past three years, mainte- They are not "conditions,’’ he of minority members were to dent on W. 'Middle T^ke. and iiUve director Ekliward Ryb- said, so much aa “understand Vote Mixup Latent was ordered to a{>pear in Man­ lahed — about $5,000 for'eaoh usnee of buildings and grounds SOUTH COVENTRY FIRE DEPT. be filled by election and the year the area Is without water I and toe possibUlty of gearing ezyfle. ings of what would be done.” chester's CircuK Court 12 i>i- 8 - 3 3 ® FToaea, Onbed U. a. qbelM. Short . F a n cy 6 9 ! SWEET UFE and instant heat sapling give you i i VEAL OUTLETS RIBS OF BEEP BACON better, crispier chips. H (»IE FREEZER DEPT. UJUPJL. CHOICE Western Steer Beef I*. 79c L b . 59c L b . HINDQUARTERS | FOREQUARTERS

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1964MANCH ESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MANCHESTER EVENING HERAliD, MANCHESTER, CONN- TODRSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1964 y f A S K F O U B T E E N REDEEM POPULAR’S VALUABLE COUPONS Mailed to your hoir^ TalkRevivedi Of Invasion By Formosa 0» , COMPARE... There is a difference! TAIPm, Formosa (AP)— Charles de Qaulle’s recognition of Red Chini and Formosali COlHpOT#*** Com pare.•• w o m p a re .o o Compare apllt with France have brought tho Freihiiefs! the possibility ChUtng Kal-shsk’s Our Muof Quolity! Our M eat Trimming! Our Variety! Nationalists wilt step up their Pepiilar maah ara tha fop salacfiont No ono frimt maaf lika Popular doat. Chooia from fho widatf lolaeflon of O ar frash fiwifs and vaqafablas ara guerrilla raids against the Chi •f U. S. Gevarnmant gradad Every Popular roaif . . . ovary ifaak maafi, nafional brands of qrocarias tha bast you'll find anywharai nese mainland. The effect also has been to "Choiea." Grand champion qualify .. . . . ii frimmod fo a Quaan's fasfo. and nafional brands of frozen 7oods you'll find anywharai revive talk of a smallscale inva* Sion of the mainland—an. action which would put the United States on the spot. Experts here say the Nation­ Cornish Hens ' = 49* alists have the military capabil­ ity to attempt an invasion big enough to establish a beachhead on the Communist coastline. Lb. They doubt the Nationalists Minute Steak ^ 99* could maintain a beachhead across the Formosa Strait with­ out American support. Lb. Any abortive invasion attempt Boneless Sirloin would confront the United States 725 Middle Tumpika East with a grim choice—to come to SELECT CHOICE STEAK the rescue of the beleaguered IN MANCHESTER Nationalist invaders, or to abandon them. That’s one of the last deci­ sions Washington wants to make. But some Chinese offi­ cials here express fear that CORNED BEEF France may have set off a dip­ lomatic chain reaction, and they Select Choice feel their only hope of survival as a sovereign power is to force W | 5 a ii the United States to make that p O R T lO fi BONELESS decision. "We have an /old saying," a high-ranking Chinese said. gjB BRISKET "When one Is desperate one must risk all. It may come to T H IC K END that.” Officially, Chiang has been committed to an invasion of Red China since the Commu­ nists swept him off the China POPULAR GRAND CHAMPION QUALITY mainland 14 years ago. f « * S American officials estimate IdOW the Nationalists could drop one Armour's Star regiment of airborne troops— about S,000 men—on the Qiina Choose the part you like best mainland without the knowledge LIVERWURST of U.8. officials here. Given a Bottom Round fuUscale invation attempt, they " . 3 9 ‘ u>. could ferry about 20,000 men CHICKEN QUARTERS 14b. o r B O L O G N A across the strait by sea. . 6 9 - "But amphibious landings are a very sophisticated business." a high-ranking American here BREASTS . 3 9 said. "The Nationalists just HUNDREDS OF EXTRA STAMPS don't have the facilities to sup­ NO eouroNS n i i d i o . . . h i t a u y o u w a n t ply a mainland beachhead, to SAVE 23 provide air cover and to keep ehuttHng reinforcements and mors supplies.” LEGS 25 EXTRA STAMPS ROAST The Chinese Nationalists have proporUonately more men under arms—000,000—than any other 5-lb. BAG Milferd Bird $Md Select country. But Red China has an 3 5 army of 2.0 million. OREEN GIANT Quart of SUN SO R According to reliable esti­ Choice Beef mates available here and in ARMOUR STAR CANNED Hong Kong, the Chinese Com­ 1-lb. Bex SUNSHINE HYDROX. (no waste) munist navy totals 1,000 ships and its air force 2,900 combat SPARERIBS .o':*!*’ 1-lb. Bex Keebler Vanilla Cremes aircraft, 2,000 of them Jets. SWEET PEAS (SAVE 4(H lb.) Lb. Some 700,000 Chinese troops CmCUNoftkeBA supposedly are deployed to a 1-lb. Bex Keebler H q Bart depth Of 200 miles along the HDNTS Tali China coast facing Formosa. SOLD 12 ox. Chiffen Liquid The Nationalists stage fre­ Cans quent guerrilla raids on the China mainland. They claim to Pkq. Armour SKINLESS PRANKS have established 12 secret bases in six coastal provinces—but 1 for 4Pc these reports are discounted by 50 EX T R A S T A M P S independent experts. CATSUP WHITE TUNA The gqerrllla teams so far have numbered about 12 men 20-lb. Boq Milford Bird Seed each. The raids have been con­ sidered "throwaway operations" to harass the Communists. Few Holf Gal. of SUN SO R raiders return. Chinese and American offi­ Italian Tomatoes cials say the raids serve an im­ IIZET BRAND — ICE BOX JAR portant psychological purpose by tying down substantial Com­ V/i ox. munist forces opposite Formosa. GLORIA Stuffed Olives Jar Nixon Responds IMPORTEED S ora n H a li-W rap ” ? 29* Like Candidate CADILLAC--Stal (SA V E 10*1 MINNBAPOUS, Minn. (A ?) Earbagebags P E T F O O D 6 ' ^ 9 8 ' Tandarlaaf Tea Bags c°? 99* Richard M. Nixon came to Min­ neapolis on law business this C A D IM C . ^ week. He gave an impression that he is. increasingly aware he D O G F O O D » might again be the Republican S S i & E S candidate for president this year.. r a m DUTCH At a packed news conference DOUBLE Wednesday, the relaxed, smlL EGG NOODLES C A T F O O D B & M Baked Beans ii.' 1960 OOP nominee fielded BURRT questions ranging from his anti- M.F IDM ~ raOCOL^ press outburst in 1962 to his 1094-ez. ^ controversial television debates p kgs. MALLOWS Brlek Oven Bektd in 1960 with John F. Kennedy. r INUTBARS 2 Lga. Nixon observed that If Cassius STAMPS M.b.C. CHOCOLAT E ,. ^ . ROBERT’S BON BON Clay could beat Sonny L4ston, Small Paa Beans 28 oz. the Republicans in 1964 “ can 12'i4>ez. pkgs. Cans beat anybody.” PmWIlIELS ^ COOKIES 4 F.rM.OO EVERY SAT. NIGHT Sunkist Navel Nixon, who came to Minneap­ (SA V E » olis to confer with officials of Cargill, Inc., a client of his New REDHM THE COUPONS THAT YOU RECEIVED IN THE MAIL FOR H E A D A N D York' law firm, was asked about BAYER r From 6 P^M. to 9 P.I bis opposition to selling grain to SHOULDERS the Soviet Union when Cargill Is doing just that. "It might be difficult if we 500 = STAMPS ASPIRIN SHAMPOO ORANGES didn’t have such an understand­ ing client,” he said. About his anti-press outburst OPEN WED., THURS, FRI. after he lost the California goV' SPRY Calif. emorship in 1962, Nixon said ho and SATURDAY Hll 9 P.M. owed it to himself to speak out about “ 14 years of reporting er­ Seedless rors, some deliberately prejudi­ f f 7 8 * cial. Now I can take It another 14 years." Some observers have said the television debates with Kennedy w m B W helped elect the late president 1 LB. IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Asked about this, Nixon drew CHOCK FULL OF RAlflNB CEUO a laugh when he sidd: "I suppose I ’m not the best BAG witness on that." He added he RABIN BREAD would urge such debates on the Carrots ■MWM HX.fTH HTAMM WtTM 1S64 candidate because they A lead to a better Informed elec­ Nectarines 2 9 torate. "Peoifle tuned in to see a light, stayed to bear the issues, ho said. Asked to comment on the Lenten Cheese Special premise of some that he is the Xl V i ' f.T.f f.T.T T.T.m T.T T.T.T.T T.f T I f f T t.T.n> T> OOP leader most likely to win, VALUABLE COUPON Nixon grinned ai>d POPULAR AMERICAN "I find a great deal of dis­ .V mwfiBMB'BsopsnGsadfar agreement on that.” .< party likes to run the iw»n who ran before," he said, Bl FIEEsSTJUffS adding that as tiie 19W staiulard Sliced bearer, he would continue to W tbfiyNwIissefW rM — At Year IHpaOr Pspuhr apeak out on issuea. Each SRea AMATS OIUY~ONI TO A FAMIIT Individually y.114 fkrMtab S«tNnl.y, F.kniaiy tN i Em ployed C^t Aid Me Staw^ wHh Clgarattee er ieer<^/a1e Lew Wrapped. K. WASHINOTON — The Unit­ ed States Employment Service I White, Yalaw, ' h a l^ tod MW jolto,last year DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY M lor than >01.000 woritya vr I'! ■fi- ' ■; « to ahitoftr bad work, oOioial M b I 9 l k W a S g ^ tBdieata. i'' . - «> ’ ^ «(• V 1 ■ • ‘ i ' i -t ■() '\

' ! K THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1964HANGHBSTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FAGS’ I,_ I llA N C H ^im EVENING HEBAU>. MANCMESTSR. CQKK^-TOURSDAY. FEBRUARY ^7, ■ ■ ■ V J tAlrft SIATBW f NflqiwaBaepl the earth to examine toe sun thiM year," Piper added. Ho in­ ence, 29 in English and 18 in BaDooflto View corona, or gascou* tnvclopf. ALL HEATTirO PADS Night School Up social atudias.. dicated that during the first The project is sponsored Joint­ Na. 98 term 28 classes were offered in Attendance in these clashes ap % OFP will fan off during the second Corona of Sun ly by toe National Aeronauts 85 in New Term the adult program,’, including SMce Administration, the Ito- MAIUUED .PRICjM two Afoericahisati^ cbnraee, term, he said, partly because many of the equivalency stu­ tlonal Science FoundaUon Md ■ j‘ : i ■ : ■ V< J^;■' 'j!i imn- A total of 88 new registra­ six in Ugh school' equivalency, PALESTINE. Tex. (AP) — the Office of Naval Research. The Baby Has eight in husiness, seven in home- dents took, the stap examiika- ARTHim D Rie too FREE tions were received for the sec- Plans h ^ e been announced for making, four In languages, two tiona in Deccimbsf. ROAD OF YPCTH md term of the Manchester in fine arts, snd one in current His final repop tai June vrill another bslliDon launchingji to BELGRADE. Yugoslavia ( A ? ) , Evening Adulf School Lewis H. problems. show how many have .success­ study upper atmosphere cotadi- fully passed the tests for a. hijgh —The recently completed high- Brandywine TOP VAIW STAMPS Flper, adult school director. Has The class in current problems B ^ n Named school diploma. Piper noted. ^ WitaUier permitting, a giant I way running -680 miles from reported to the board of educa­ and one in conversational Rus­ Ljubljana in northwest .Yugo- GOING sian were both dropped, how­ balloon will be sent aloft Friday with the piirdiasB tf ^5 tr nort at tion. TOGETHERNESS from the National Center for At­ slavU to DJovdJellJa on toe The total collected in reg^- ever, because of Jack of re­ G reek frontier is officially SKIING? 8LAVONSKA POZEGA, Yugo- mospheric Research Just out­ DEL MONTE bow tration fees for both the first sponse. named “ the highway of brother-' T yow nearest Step & Shop The hljfhlight tof the fall pro­ slavik (AP» -- Stjepan Vukelic, side this east Texas city In what r e n t a c a r Hv. Thoma* D*vld,.»on of David O. Md Karin and second semesters was $1,- is called “ Project • Corona-* hood and unity." Actually town For a wtekMid or ai long ■ Oderard, 27 McCann Dr. H« wa* bom Feb. 18 at 122; an additional 1258 was paid gram, Pipejr said, was the excel­ 88, and his wife, Marija, 64, died and vinage folk along the way Pineapple Juice thru Saturday, Febriiary 29 lent turnout for high school [here on the safne day after 64 fSCQpjCt/' * MMncamvtr MSmorlal HosplUl. Hia m a te^ l ^andparen^ In tuition fees, making a grand 1 OMcials said Wednesday the call it "toe riJad of youth. It as yoe like. a n KtV and Mra. Ludy Nymaater, Buffalo, » ^ n . His pa- total of 81,380, Mper said. equivalency , coupes. The at­ years of married life. They left Cream Style Corn bupf Imt and Cigarattaa, Sfafa Law j balloon will carry a 1 ,300-pound was built by thousands of Yugo­ Cars available with aid “ “I feel we have made great tendance in these courses aver- seven c'v'ldren, 50 grandchildren Only ona aanpon par family Sm ^^dparenU an Mr and Mrs. Os^r 'telescope to 100,000 feet above slav youth volunteers.______■ Btvor, lOnn. He has two sisters, Lynn Theresa, 8H, and strides in our adult program agiKl 45 in a lg e ^ , 10 in sci­ and 22 great grandchildren. ratka attachad. Chriattte Ann. . . Pieces • • <1, • Paul D o4 qg f a n iU a c I quirt Keith Wesley, eon of Gerald Thomas and ' , J | SAVE 34* RnthaSln Tewksbury LaPlne, 161 Branford St. He was bom •78 MAIM BTBiElff 14 02 and ° Q I | Feb. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His paternal Phone 848-2881 1 oz ■ Get Top Vdtie mndpaijuits are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard LaPIwe, Ashuelot, . . . •RRS Stems " KH Tm am atem al grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wesley I y y •mwMbury, Rockfall. He has a brother, Steven Gerald, 2. IliLlAPrfAH /INDATAiF StiRipS/ too! Anee. Robert Desmond H, son of Robert and Moda FEBRUARY’S IQNGER ON SAVINGS. Cole Ames, 464 Hartford Rd. He was bora Feb. 18 aLMa^ Chester Memorial Hospital His S t o p 'S h o p 5 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cole, 129 Branford St. H‘s ^ teraal SUPER MAHKfTS madparents are Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ames, South Windsor. "SUPER-RI6MT” St o p S h o p MoOemldc. Terri Lynn, daughter at John Patrick and Mary Hanlon McCormick, Hillside Ave., Vernon. She was CHUCK boni Feb. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ Sp ry SUPER MARKETS ternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hanlon, ^"SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, HEAVY Shortening Claitemt, Mo. Her paternal grandfather Is Pati^k J. Mc- M E irsraiK s, Contiil^ Milton, Maas. She has three sisters, Cynthia, 5, WESTERN, CORN-FED STEER BEEF 7e off 2-lb, 10 ex ean M e Kaiwu if a»J 2c off 14 ounce ean 12e SHOP TO HELP YOU lorliJTW McFarlandmc^aruum Hlghter, Carpenter Rd., Bolton.—------—--He was Memorial Drive 3 ^ boruOitl Feb. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital His maternal b r e a s t V grssdmother Is Mrs. Ulllan McFarland, 96 Autumn St. His LEG Fabric Softner At Stop ft Shop you ladiee don’t have to wait for patixnal® _ grandparents____ ■_____J. _____ aremvb Mr.<8 and Mra. liOwlB T. Hlghter, Flo. Oranges 4 59 Stop & Shop I pt. I OZ plaitic boHle 49c Laap Yaar to pop the question. We get quettiona Old Bolton Center Rd. He has a brother, Robert Arthur, 5. Q T R S . LB q t r s . lb Cambridge, Mass. 0 0 0 0 0 WASHED, READY TO USE I qf. I OZ plaitic bettia 89c avery day, every year . . . and we’re alwaya glad to Jones, Amy Margaret, daughter of WHUana E. Md help you in any way we can. Ssnfira Tompkins Jones, 109 Mather St. She was bom Feb. 20 fit Manchester Memorial Hospital Her maternal grsnd- Count on Fresh Spinach oVc'’.no39 Bon0 l0 M $ 0 0 f ShevtdBr ; : . Juicy and flavorful Fluffy All There’a never any question about quality when it’a p am U are Mr. and Mrs. Philip Tompkins, LnRoy, N.Y. _____'■ Her paternal grandmother la Mrs. Marie Jones, LeRoy, N.Y. LARGE SIZE, SWEET, DEI.ICIOUS EACI Top o’ the Grade. It’a the choicest of Choice Grade [Stop & Shop for She has two brothers, Randy, 4, and Jay, 21 months; and a Dafergant Meat! — carefully trimmed with just enough fat left sister, Dla, 6, , * * • • Mb, 3 OZ package 33e on for rich, full flavor and tenderneaa — avery bite^ Ckxidwln, David Chase, eon of Wlnthrop Morrell and Honeydew Melons 49 3 pound package ?9c guaranteed to aatisfy I Virginia Chase Goodwin, 39 Spruce Lane, Wapping. He was bora Ffib. 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital His ma­ Oven Roast J 9 FULL OF JUICE ternal grandparents sre Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Chas^ West Nfiwton, Mass. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Bofie/ess, Siiead Staaki 4c off Lux Liquid 1'"r, Mra Morrell P. Goodwin, Needham, Mass, He has a brother, ” . V W ? - w Douglas, 2; and a sister, Becky, SH- Flo. Grapefruit 4for 49 Dafergant • • • * • The finest meat Driggs, WoodDfft Wliliams H, son of Woodruff C. and 12 ounce , ' ' 'x, ..it ^ Daryl Driggs, 3 Center St., Rockville. He was born plastic bottiB 3 3 C' 58L ■ S'" >3- ' J Feb. 16 at Rockville City Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ youHl ever eat! II ents are Mrs. Richard Cronin. Rockville, and Emil Lee, En­ LB' field. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wood­ / CofshRCrabiiMat ’% n "88* ruff W. Driggs, Vernon. Ho has a slater, Denra Lee, 1. Lux * • • • * 100 Plaid STAMPS I C C lIlf 1 R O t l S t CUT F«OMCHUCK IB 4 9 PiakSalinM 49* MMifiirkey, Loil Jean, daughter of Robert Joseph and FRESH ^OD . oK-. x-y i-Xviv;-- •>:..' ■ .■ .■ y.-t.-A vMi riih raepen .sJ |wrck.M •( |3 w m»n Toilet Soap Arlwn Rhlnebeck Sharkey, Upper Butcher Rd., Rockville. BONELESS IB * - Sh< wa» born Feb. 12 at Rockville City Hospital. Her ma- 4d \ St0W B©0f 63 Kellogg'i 35* teraal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rhlnebeck, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 3 'V : ^ 3 2 c Walton, N.Y. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. STEAKS IB 29*^ G round Chuck » 63*" BOnOMof Pa\i Sharkey, Sayre, Pa. She has two brothers, Robert C.WPM V.M4 Thru Nh. IT, 1M4 Daniel, 3V4, and Richard David, 14 months. irmit On. Coupon P.r Cuitom.r Braising Beef u 73^ A&H BORAX • • • • • 0 (SPID) HADDOCK Rinso Blue Albert, Sraan Marie, daughter of Roland and Mona Fillets CAP’N JOHN'S IB 5 5 ^ G.t Top V.lu. Oultard Albert, 686 Center St. She was bom Feb. 18 at Biade Chuck Ro<^st la 99*^ Detergent Stampi, tool Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother I lb, 7 ei pig 27‘ la Mra. Eva Gultard, Berlin, N.H/Her paternal grandparenU SLICED BACON Whole Chuck X ™ l A r I -lb, t OZ package 35c I t ROUND are Mr. and Mrs. Philip Albejtf^rlln, N.H. She has a broth­ Rine Jane Pfirker a g ^ C er, Michael, 2; and a sister: Sharon Ann, 4. 3-lbs, 8!4 OZ pkg 83e • • « • • Save 20c SPEC. O 7 Alt GOOD ^OCIUPMAIGHT B « C q QC SanalK ’*r^79* ANGEL FOOD UBPKG 49' UBPKG Blade Steak BONELESS IB ” ▼ D’Sena, Gerald Osmond, son of Gerald Osmond and S REGULARLY T9o Susan Mant D’Sena, 12 Main St„ Talcottvllle. He was bom Jane Parker—Pineapple or Lemon A ll GOOO 2 lb pkg f Sc MazolaMargarlM ^3 7* a I B f i P Regular 59c—Sava 10c SPECIAL COLONIAL IB 59*= Silver Dust paekagt af 6 Fel^ 14 at Rockville City Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ Ring Bologna SchickD.r^ Blades UbbyBaafStow ‘‘kA* 39* enU are Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Mant, Eastville, Bristol. SUPER-RIGHT 4 QC England. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jane Parker Sugar, Plain PKG mC SUPER-RIGHT B O Z ^ E C Blue Detergent SAVE 6e S t O IO m l COOKED PKG Sausage Meat PURE PORK LB O s J Driston Tablets ^ 7 9 * J. D’Sena, Calcutta, India. He has a brother, Tennyson Al­ I D Cinn., Comb. Save 4c OF 12 J s D pint aaa bert, IT months. Sta-Flo Spray Starch • • • • * ....iiiiMiinrii"ir"T"“*”M' - iwruBiaii; 35c MUfltt, Juliann, daughter of Julius J. and Georglanna FRESH EGGS 57'= QJmJL! QompahSL! M V E 20e Coleman Mlffltt, Cider Mill Rd., Ellington, She was bom Chstdc! C^mpaJUL! KOTEX Feb. 10 at Rockville City Hospital, Her maternal grandpar­ OR MACARONI qaart |ar A&P APPLESAUCE Quart Miracle Whip Rayular or enU ai» Mr. and Mrs. George J. Coleman, Rockville. Her SPAGHETTI ANN PAGE PKG 23 ] LB * OZ CAN 7c off Surf paternal grandfather is Frank Mlffltt, Tolland. She has a P O R K 9 t B E A N S u ««eu^-iiisozun lupar. ..7 brother, Paul Gregory, 16 months. ANN PAGE 15'/2 0 Z DIU PICKLES Detergent masts 1C u « pkg ef 14 6 9 • • • • • SAUCE SPAGHETTI CAN .a O P. lA S ll, QT. SOT ANN PAGE MUSTARD sauoityle- ilijan boHIt Lnpaochlno, James Francis, son of Clement Sr. and Heinz Ketchup 2 5 9 Ix>retta Shea Lupacchino, 68 Hlghlemd St. He was bom Feb. SOLID WHITE 7 0 Z $m A&P TOMATO JUICE JANE PARKER 26c 1 qx 14 or UN P O P C O R N 4 OZ CCtlO BAG Stop & Shop MaiiieSardiMS *%.** fO* 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ A&P TUNA PACK 3 CANS I mother la Mrs. Ann Shea, 19 Hudson St. His paternal grand­ A&P TUNA LIQHT MEAT CHUNKS BRIGHT UtL Cometatansar 2 ^1 T25* mother Is Mrs. Mary Lupacchino, 152 Chestnut St. He has «1'I OZ UN LIQUID STARCH OT three brothers, Anthony, 8, John, S and Clemenet Jr., 2; and \ Swan Geisha White Tuna Sliced Swiss Cheese Blue Bonnet ,;L||l * LYNDEN CHICKEN 5^??“ 39" SNOWS MINCE aAMS BLACK PEPPER *nnaacewhole- zozpkc niOHEV 2 51 six sisters, Ann, 15, Catherine, 14, Marsha, 11, Theresa, 7, DZ CAN Liquid Detergent Joan, 6, and Rita, 6. SNOWS FISH CHOWDER SAVE W ^ Imported from Snow's K 2 ^ 45* BAYER ASPIRIN Special of 100 w 9 PARTY RYE BREAD unemnkw- izozioat 7 A c Hin. Richard Hugh, son of Francis Hugh and Diane 15 OZ CAN 12 OZ plastic bottio 37e Packed Finland. Save 20', Bisson Hill. 31 Charter Oak St. He was bom Feb. 22 at ORAL ANTISEPTIC 8 OZ mmC SHUER! NABISCO CHEESE RITZ ENGLI.5H MUFFINS I pt., 6 Oz plaitic bottle 65t without oil X Regular price 9 9 ' Manchesteer Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother LAVORIS SPECIALLY PRICED BOT 3 d I OZ PACKRCC 7 9 is Mrs. Gerard Bisson, Andover. His paternal grandmother YOUR CHOICE OF ANY YOUR CHOICE OF A N Y 1 A C ROOT BEER la Mrs, George Ecabert, 26 Foster St. He has a sister, irewj I ifiTcn A ” OVE »r iMnen It Lim. Laurie Diane. • » • • • ITEM LISTED ABOVE 3c off Wiik Amtrican Dry Hunt, Jeffrey Lee, son of Harold Jr. and Joyce Lugin- Juicy and delicious roast lb I pt, 12 ei bettia (Cont.Ms) buhl Hunt, Gail Dr., Ellington. He was bom Feb. 22 at SULTANA SALAD DRESSING m Detergent . . . all clear meat, no waste 10* Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparenU tUART JAR WEDNESDAY IS DOUBLE STAMP DAY are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Luginbuhl, Rockville. His paternal 100 STAMPS A&P ELBERTA PEACHES oi.iti«'‘'i^ i. 3 8 e I grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunt Sr., Rockville. metO AND NALVES, I 11 14 OZ .UR Plaid PHIsbury's 39* He has a brother, Kenneth, 7; and a sister, Jody, 6. WITH THIS COUPON AND YOUR 100 STAMPS • • • • • BANQUCT DINNER widt Ihio eeepsii ond parchato af 82 w aMra Mayonnaiso 35* $5.00 OR MORE PURCHASE TOP ROUND ROAST >75' Coleman, Jeffrey Charies, son of John Clark and Mil­ niOZEN. OEEf, TUNKEY, CHIUEN, II 01 "-•‘'tK and Beauty Aid Hemt AT YOUR Srbp& SHOP dred Lawton Coleman, 11 High Ridge Rd., Rockville. Ha Red C a p Planter's 3 ^ Cewpen e««d thru Sat., Feb. 29, 1964 SAIL LIQUID DETERGENT CaapaN Valid Thru fab>> 19, 19M was bom Feb. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His n OZ CAN in Hartford, East Hartford, Wast Hartford, Middletown, pafemal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. John J. Coleman, Limit eiM coupon por cuitomor. Not good for tolMceo Limit Ona Coupon Par Cuttomar Rofreth-R Kraft W ? 2 AS39* Providence, R.I. He has a brother, John Clark 11,8^; and a predueft ind home prehlbHod by liw. RASPBERRY PRESERVES Thompsonvilit, Bristol, Manchester and New Britain.' (SPIO.) ANN PARE It OZ JAN 4 ounce bottle 31a FACE RUMP R0AST^85‘ 2S Eitn Tcf VsIbc SIm b s « M a sister, Jill Carol 6. Sari Lm C ktciM i Swirl SikB • • • • • YOUR CHOICE OF ANY 4 A C 5c off 8 ounce bottle B4a Sollt. Anne, daughUr of Carlos R. and Patricia ITEM LISTED ABOVE O m m m m m 28 Eztra Stiapi vHk 2 Ik fram Ruasell. Seise, 48 Myrtle St. She was bom Feb. 21 at Man- Ckn KiBg Skrlap Ckaw Mata chspter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU are / N Mr. an4 Mrs. Emil Ziehnert, Westchester, N.Y. Her paternal Ac o ff G li| |d TOP SIRLOIN ROAST'95' Rushed to Stop S Shop from sunny Florida! grqndMtrenU are Mr. and Mrs. Benigno Seise, Panama. She haa a filiter, Donna Leigh, 2. Bumble Bee Plastic Wrap • • • • • B w i k n s A c 't M t Qarner, Diane Blarlo, daughUr of Winfred B, and Bev- GrMn GiwiI P m s 100 fo o t roll 25e Combination W h it e T u n a arlay Fuller Gamer, 42 Norwood St. She- was bora Feb. 19 EvoporalMl Milk AU^puepoii Sandwich Begi 25a Special! at ManchesUr Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand- PRICE REDUCED W k o k "Fresh"^ Strawberries mothar is Mrs. Raymond Scott, WinchesUr. NJl. Her pa- j ' s r s y " lOZ MC 4VkOZ Q e c tanal grandmother is Mrs. Betty Garner, Red Springs, N.C. M 40Z «UlfiOZ JVC Ont'uy ' cans WW 0 tANS r o z A e c CONT. ■ CONT. Vw ' e iH h h Bttf (.siYiSli e* 1-lb Potato Salad Bha has two brothers, Bruce, 6. and James, 2; and a sister, CAN i- Sandra, 8. dm Mai Baal Sit lb Heaping Quart Basket > _»*••• from our famont ChM M tf Clww Uahi SBi Palrier, Martha LuolUe, daughter of Henry A. and Bi- TOom PASTS IfAUAN lAlAO MiSSIM N l b l t t s S^FOWl Delight your family with a freah Catoror's khshan Wana Cloutier Poirlar, 184 Brant Rd. She was bora Feb. 21 C r i t c o M o d e s s ■ CkaelUHFritllUMlRi 88e Cilgeli ur*n.z8i* W bhbnnn b« i« | 9 ' WNOU KHNR Strawberry ahortcake . . . they’ll at Mancjiestor Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand- CkN M if Saya S*ec« ISe and 1-lb Stop & Shnp panenta are Mr. and- Mrs. Charles Cloutier, St. Victor. Que- , ha clamoring for aaconda. S h o r t e n in g Sonitnry Napkins : Z A i ’’'-' Mfi, Canada. Her paternal grandmother la Mrs. Florenca ' ai^||to .gflUbiiMio woiirt PAM C o m Skinbu Frankforti M. Poiyler, Adams, Mass. She, has a sister, Michelle, 3. RovwIJNMnaa Swift's Premiuin Daisy Butts nRS. fi65‘ • • • • • 11k fee stk fve TnBit nsonn B tS* Tender, crisp, bright orange CAN ww CAN e i iNUreCrinto .' YUbidean; Soott Tbessaa, aon of Donald Leo and Sal- t-. J ,■ 2 ^ 5 4 8 ' RaiarS JikaBai U t 98‘ ‘jr 79* ligf Wancis Thibodeau, 15 Oodaa Dr. He was bom Feb. 24 WMSkanrtaap 4cwi*Bma8a Hafibut Steaks fi45‘ at ManchesUr Memorial Hospital. Hia inatemal grandpar- Enjoy tho botl, • • anM Stanley Francis, Shrewsbury, Mass. c^ntt 2»‘s-27i T h R I A H r .d a o B P o f s o n o i SO Extra Top Faiua Stamp* uMi any packaga o f Tandarattm Fresh Carrots 3 29‘ SoM Nn m and m onoyt Hlfi p ^ m a l grandparents ana Mr. and Mra Harold Thlbo- GreoR GioNt Com niltkary latta ra it BtaaN. tj;«;2Se defipL .fbwtuckat, R.L Doiiy Dog Food nUikanSallanlaiMaiii S^y 21c easAM iTvu U c a M D ^ Liguid daoRsar Ivory Soap DasaM - Tfiawasi aon fif DMld J. and Maria Mac Um KM anxj^ t•>^|6c tlB N. JCitn S t He was bora Feb. 19 at b v a S l y i rr'iiyfe^W '' . ■■J B a a fU p iM iM iM lIfia 4Sc ^Mameciai HaatftM. Hia toatenud grandparanto -2'Si“ ‘4r: : 4 c A g . J 6 f •N Mr. and Mra. Jean C. Desautels, Wuplng. His pataraal 'r ' . !■ frantearanta aifii Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barth. 40 Bueklaad , A . . i U S bclflfilMt Bfi has a brotbsr. Robert Allan.;

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RSOOCB YOUR BCJ4 ^CTOR‘***YrnAT)\ P iJitvT AtlAAAAi^tf *C*A4 ACaOSB DOWN. g«le'Prlo«B EHTMtive llin n . thru Snt. YOU WAMT 16 ONE D P T H O « lBfarla(*d lEgrat miuical 2 Gets up 8 Most msturt TOO Ot-'D F O R E X E « a 5 lN 6 - ^ o e ASTOL¥«IOtN6’FEAT^F faittniincnt 687 MIDDLE TlIRNNKE EAST Mott’sfamous”Tender*Trim”Steaks 4 Dance step FATH EK T lW E ISN fT W i t ^ t e T A ROWBOAT SN ottln Guido’s PWi^TTOTHE ED®R 5 ParadlM Nm t Hm GrMii FULLING HIS p u n c h e s K SlO • DMp4oned t Church fast AMY MORt.'X CAN OF MIAfiAITA FALLS, season l l » ! .-L) MANCHESTER THESE ARE THE KIND OF creamy-white fat foi; tender juicy BUGGS BUNNY THEN ROW BACWC ssxSera t'.i -!-iig I eXTM StitM l sh ea r your 3 0 1 NTS 7 Against OPEN NIGHTS 9 A&Att^ST THE KiNEK M Ausm 1 “ O n • of Old .:M b tl I THICK JUICY, hearty flavored eating. _ 6 QUEAK1N&LIKE tUkwomr 8 H With ParthiH af tl ar Mtra CURWENT, ESAO/ 13 Low haunt Smoky" • s ; ; > l a o MON. THRU SAT. TILL 9 steaks you find at Mott’s every fM A V I N / l BETTER KEEP AN EYE I'D UKE TO STEP $ I M / S r '/ M W V t h e o l p g a r d e t Help^I AND EVERY ONE IS trimmed of Coupon good Feb. B7 thru Febk | C ON TH'SILLY FEUNE! I OUTSIDE TOTEST i ’/ M v \ ~ IdChomictl i«f(lx 1 0 N o b l e s 37 Concludes 40 M en iommuI ■ 29, 19S4. Limit one eoopoa per H TRY IT m f s iSTtara 28KUtr In CiiroptdtHepf kflw week . . . the kind your family can excess bone and fat to give you ON, DOUBT IF HE HAS ENOUGH THE WARMTH OF 11 Poker stakM H fsmihr. Adnlto only. State lawt THIS TOPCOAT'S , leSufOx 1 9 P r i s e d 93 Cudgels 44 C e n t of hardly wait to sink their teeth into! REAL BARGAIN, >IRE? DOUGH r BUY EVEN THIS SPLENDID SHOP 17 Saucy ^ 94 Game at eardi ' oriUews more delicious meat per pound. S Clgarattee, Beer and Fair Trad* *’" I t Moaoaaecharlda 20 Desiring ^SYLVESTER! iw s f ir / GARMENT/ 33 Greater in 90 Ehidad 4 t Kind of tido •AVI W TO IN WiTH ■ ed ItetiM ezdnded from flAbatraet beinp stiture 97 DitpaiaienatoD i t p a i 4 t <*****>t YOU CAN SEE they are naturally COME IN TODAY for your choice offer. St Bnemy 98 V i s t a ■OMin r ■2 Arboreal homu 25 Muddle bright red. fine-grained slices of of these wonderful, mouth-water­ 34 Stupefiea u r 1 n r m i f TT M Alaaka (or lean meat, marbled with streaks of ing, lean steaks. ' inttanco 13 S3 Gama . i t Maaculina II nicknamo SO Noise IT 81 Conducted I 82 Unit of enar0 S3 Plant parti St. Vexes (collj SIRUNIN • IISISvWffMrJ sr hwiw, Ik. St ru ed look ■ , TJA kt- UA Pm. ITakin© St"-:— on ST ADVANTASe OP A Silnday" IO-DAY FREB,TRIAL* 41 Vehiclt BY V. T. HAMLIN 42 Accompliihlnt II ALLY OOP 4 t Feminine appellation A L L W6 HT, T H E N 1 AH* NO W WHUP/ WE'RE ALL) BUT NO OOR I CONNO...BUT 1 H/Ww,! YEH 4tCry of t r Strvifi Chargt WE'UL REVERSE J W E R E THE WAi' BACK I HOW P'VOU I THERE'S OOOlaJ M^NBE SHE bacchanals s r THE PROCESS... f fiETTlNS TO PREHISTORIC J SUPPOSE WE HIS GIRL J CAN HELP US BY DICK,,TURNER 40 Female HOW'S THAT? J S O M E . MOO AGAIN! ^ DID THAT? CARNIVAL ^ taint (ab.) 41 •H tmounts up Id M0Q.00 ACTIONi 80 Hebrew month 81 Seines v r T 82“----- for Two” Bt "Piccolo-----” SI IT* 5T •4 Estentitl being s r PORTERHOUSE STEAKSii,.89 85 Tree fluid u K~ 56 European ft Service Delicatessen atream HUNDREDS OF Jr ^ Seafood Department V T^ROE 81 to S6 COUNT A j A # BONFJ.ESS EXTRA SAN STAMPS DUT OUR WAY BY J. R WILLIAMS LOAVES White Shrimp ih . H T ' NO COUPONS NEEDED . . . NO LIMIT VRESH PAN REA DY |R ^ SIRLOIN ROASTS ii>.’r* All UtnM at averyday low priett W ELL.NOW THXryDU’VM dCTTSN* I'M REALLY PEO U P OP Luncheon, Olive JPI m ' Gno:.,. , :■ j: r m /W VSELF--IT’5 BEEKJ A OVER O NE HUA4R W HY PO N T YOU J Meek Chicken, PRF, ii Haddock Fiiiet ib .5 9 ^ with PurchaM Colonial FnUy MONTH MOW SIN CE I POSOMETHINAABOUTTHaONa J Lnrfe Bologiia ID. ^ 0 ^ 0 G AVE UP C lfiARETS A N ' •OLfVE DLIILT UP ARO U N P YOUR ^ IN EXTRA Cooked SMOKED SHOVLOES PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMRER IV E NEVER ONCE SIVEN M IPP LE-LIK E PETOURINSAKOIJOP COLE SLAW, Home Styli . S5c with PurchaM 1-lb. pkg. THE BEATEN PATH YO U'VBM APE CO'"^ET> HADDOCK ...... TAc 2S EXTRA SWIFTS SLICED BACON TO THAT CAW PV PISH EVER ^ LEAN GROUND BEEF ib. * 49 with Purchase 1-lb. pkg. Hyfrade*a THUR SD AYS THAT’S BECAUSE YOU SIN C E YOU O U IT J Dairy Departtnent ’ ■ ^ . I . AVEP..VCE I ALWAYS INVENT LEFT-OVERS, ENJOY THE CHALLENGE SMOKIMS.' 4ave 12c Over Nat’I Brand 25 EHRA COLD CUTS - All V arM ee .SOMETHISJS NEW^ * FEW o d d s ' -t OF COOKINQ-I 'hop-Rite White or Colored with Purchase 1-lb. pkg. N ep^ FOR SUPPERI. AND,ENDS SAVE 21c Over Nat’I Brand \nMriccHi ChMSG 8 oi. 25 EXTRA All Beef or Extra Alild FRANKS SHOP-RITE FRESN SHOULDERS H.. ' with Purchase Capitol Fanna MARGARINE 39 25 EXTRA POUSH KIELBASI

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NEW YORK — Andy Ro- as a ifiayer.” said Giant Thus in his 18 NotlRMli Herald Angle Dreiim of D ollars bustelU has ended hla long - Coach Allie Sherman, "but Football L e o ^ aiffipaignl^l playing career with the we feel he will be just as the 6-1, 286-pme category, remaining to be The St. Louis Cardinals, who a 2.41 earned rvn average. sham, the manager of record Giant Eastern champion­ pound, aOcond-year man, the world champion Los Angel­ ton had suffered a torn muscle head coach of the Los An^ signed by major league sUll have 10 to sign, eased their Among the other name {day- a'duits, a straggling sports writer or two and occasion­ dollar purses danced in Cas­ for the 11-man Kentucky syndi­ ship . teams and one world the Giants have a potristlal* es Dodgers, is the No. 1 item cate of buslnesmren that con­ in his left shoulder and would geles Rams, baseball clubs before the problem somewhat by sigpiing ers in the NL sUll unsigned are ally a student- Most of the youngsters sit in the bleach- sius Clay’s head today as "Wo regret losing Andy title squad since 1956. ly fine defensive end. on the lengthy list. But he’s only shortstop Dick Groat for around second basemen Bill Maseroski if he looked ahead to a trol him, explained the situa­ not have been able to defend ledgers on the annual ritual one of three key Dodgers sUll em alongside the dugout (by third base) or on the hill tion: himself If he had continued af $46,000. SUll not under contract of PltUburgh and Pete Roee of that* overlooke the first base^ bright fistic future and are closed. not signed. Shortstop Maury are first baseman Bill White, ClncinnaU and outfielders Wes , The Selective Service people ter the sixth round. Wills and out/lelder Frank How­ line. more chances to upset the al­ •jiiiiliit'iiinihiiiiiii' Only about a week Is left be­ second baseman Julian Javier Covington, Tony Oonsales and One of the few “ regulare’’ in last non-Hartford or New Ha­ deferred Cassius until after the Liston, wearing dark glasses ard also are not yet under con­ Johnny Calllson of PhlladeltAla. leged experts. fore the official spring training and pitchers Ernie Brogllo, the compact bleacher group will ven team in a Class A final? fight and until he has sufficient to cover puffed eyas and the tract. The AL list Includes outfield­ Hie newly crowned heavy­ renortlng date falls due for all Curt Simmons and Bob Gibson. be missing when Manchester That’s right, Manchester, In time to put hla affaitK in or­ cut under his left eye, said he Pitpher. Don Drysdale signed er Tom Tresh and pitcher Jim weight champion has an Army suffered his Injury in the first players, but the San Francisco Colavito, acquired from De­ High opens Its home 1964 sea­ 1955-56. So the other 50-odd hitch in view and possible title der,” he said. "After he takes Giants, Chicago Cubs and Los Wednesday for a raise of $26,- troit in a trade, is one of 13 Bouton of the Yankees, outfield­ Class A schools artn’t having a vacation, he and I will alt round.' LAST DAY SATURDAY! er Harmon Killebrew and pitch­ son April 18. He is, of course, fights with the dethroned and » -~ e’cs i^cis • and posribly 000, which puts him in the $70,- Kansas City A's remaining to the late Walt Fox, veteran head much luck either. down and talk about whether 1' FeH Like Lead er Camilo Pascual of Minnesota deflated Sonny Liston, Doug Right now is the time to get set ^or Spring with a money-saving NEW ctivi* the secreUve Houston Colts— 000 class, a team spokesman be signed. The only other club of the Advisory Park and Rec­ e * « would be advisable to go into “I felt something snap when third baseman Brooks Robinson Jones, Eddie Machen and Floyd a ;c the only learns wltii all said. with that large a numerical reation Commieslon and Man­ the reserves and serve six I missed a punch in the first or a Safe-Buy Used Car— and besides get your share of tour February— ManUe Today? and first baseman Norm fiie- Patterson, among others. their hands ready to play ball. headache is Washington. St. chester High's official No. 1 Word of Praise Despite his all-conquering months with periodic service or round,” said Liston. "From the The Colts do not reveal how Mantle may be set . to sign to­ Louis has the most unsigned in bern of Baltimore and pitcher still on the scholastic side of go Into the Army for two first round on I fought with one Juan PUarro and Ray Herbert sports fan. • record and his conquest of the many of their players a r e day at a press conference called the NaUonal League, followed The writer had the pleasure basketball. East Catholic Coach Big Bear on a seventh round years.” hand. When I threw my left the signed, or unsigned, until by the Yankees, who Wednes- by Philadelphia with nine. of Chicago. of knowing Walt only a short Don Burns had much praise for technical knockout Tuc.<;day In either case Clay’s title whole glove felt it was full of time. But his bright, witty his lanky center, Paul Walc- night, the chances are that nim­ would be put on Ice for him un­ water. When I raised my Green Stamp Bonus corhments and genei^ly sunny kowskl, the other day. ble Cassius wouldn't rate belter til his return. ” felt like I had lead in my naturi which belled Ms years, "Whenever you get a chance than even money with any of Liston Heads Home glove. Finley Balks Again' by the way — made watching to write about our club,’’ Don them. He was a 7-1 long shot Meanwhile Liston. hla_lnjured "I made a mistake in the first Light Snow Ski Notes high school baseball much more said, "don’t forget Paul. He’s against Liston. left arm In a sling, proMred to round. I threw,too many wild enjoyable. When youthful pitch­ done a tremendous job for ps Thus there were possibilities leave for his home In Dlnver. punches. I shopldn’$ have went ers can’t find thie plate and the this year. Most people don't re­ of huge live gates an well as ' The 30-yeatvold ex-champlbn out there hnd thrown every­ KMlOO GREEN STAMPS Will Assure Secretaries Just Sit, inner defense takes on the gen­ member we lost BUI Troy at the multl-mllHon dollar closed cir­ and the fight Itself were cleared thing In the first round. I was eral appearance of a well-used start of the season. Last year cuit telecasts for his future by the Miami Beach Boxing after "a knockout from the firat Given with the purchase of any new 1964 car— NOW CTommisnion yesterday. belL” sieve, time really drags by. Not Troy scored 197 points and fights. through February 29, Good Skiing City Pact Unsigned with fellows like Walt around. Waickowski 12. But he’s really But making things easier for come along and more than made BOSTON (AP) — New Elng- complaining writers wasn't his up the difference. land ski slopes will benefit by chief' claim to fame—by far. “ He also took up the slack of dozen of these points we are some li.'jht snow forecast for KANSAS CITY (AP) — His long tenure on the Park rebounding when Ray LaGace the next day or two and there Inside the mayor’s office on apart on.” Board rei^tsd In much for the was hurt a couple of times. He ECONOMICAL.. .POWERFUL.. .LUXURIOUS It had looked as If things v/Ul be plenty of good skiing good of tha cdnununlty. Not deserves a tremendous amount the top floor of the 29-story were settled laet Sunday for February’s last weekend. everyone agreed with all hie of credit and la a good example City Hall was some shout­ when Finley—under threat Northern hills in New Ideas but that's so vrith anyone for any yoimg, big boys. He '64 COMET ‘W 2-DOOR SEDAN Hampshire report most areas ing and some laughter. of expulsion from the who does things. The quickest American League—backed showed what can be accom­ A vriemia(Herald piioiophoto by Salcrnis) packed with snow depths up to Some floors below sat six way to have no disagreements plished by a lot of hard work.” Fffderd Label $2178 a maximum o f 47 inches. In secretaries waiting for off his previous stand and Is to do nothing. Suffice to say ' * * * Ellington High’s Defending Class C Basketball Champions the central tmd south the max- something to do. wired the city he wae ready Walt .did things and the commu­ to sign a four-year leaee. oilR PRICE im'jm is from 16 to 46 inches. By BOB BROWN Six blocks away In a ho­ nity Is much better off for It. Info Swap Shop Ready to launch defense of its Connecticut Class C Willie Williams, Ken Kobus, Rick Blanchard, Frank Cannon Mourvtain lists condi-- The contract should have He attained the name of With the considerable amount tel room was Charles O. It's too bad more people can’t Tournament crown is Ellington High’s basketball Valente, Bob Yetz. Back row. Coach Bob Healy, tions as good to excellent with been signed yeeterday, Fin­ Manchester’s official No. 1 fan see what goes on at the pairing of snow that fell last week the Finley, owner of the Kan- squad pictured above. The Knights meet Woodbury, Carl Carl^ion, Bill Welz, Dave Werkhoven, Don Za- some windblown icy sections in ley said, “ and It wouM have when h'e was presented with a meetings held before the start sls City Athletics who had bMn If the city had not put bilansky, Curt Zahner, Bob Norwood. the upper trails. Cranmore re­ ski slope at Mt. Nebo has been come to sign a lease for use lifetime pass to all games some of the various basketball tour- Friday night in Plainville. Front row, left to right, several Items In It that were ports granular surfaces with able to offer near-perfect ski­ of Municipal Stadium. years ago,0,. Die only man not namenta. It’s then one realizes good conditions on upper slopes unreasonable, unethical and connectedi w ^ schools, to be so ’ 1 9 9 5 ing conditions for the past “Of course we expected a that coaching Is really a close­ and excellent on the lower with unfair.’’ honored. ly-knit operation. BASKeTBAUi Winky Davenport some thin spots. All lifts are week and a half. More snow is few details to be Ironed out Finley declined to get He’ll be.ixilssed liot only by Oa'D IN MANCHESTER — ifs, ands and huts, dot­ Once a coach finds out his St. M ichael’s Rally operating. expected and with an excellent specific. The three lawyers this particular sports writer but opponent, he starts looking for SCOKES, Hits 1,000 Mark The running is good to excel­ ting I’s and crossing T’s— from the Louis NIzer firm by a great many others, base there should be another but we did not antlcipte e e * someone who can give him in­ Price includes: Standard transmission, heater, defrosters, oil filter, air cleaner, dual SENIOR LEAGUE lent at Black Mountain, Mitter- In New York who are rep­ formation. He gets whatever he sUl, Tenney Mountain and ex­ week or two of good skiing. these things,’’ Finley said resenting him would not signal lights, wheel discs, 2 year coolant.. .and Ford Motor Co. 2-yeaur or 24,000 Defeats Hawks Here Only two contests in the glumly. Automation Ir Here can, checks around for a friend league last night Boland Mo­ NEW HAVEN (AP)—Winky cellent at Watervllle Valley. say anyttilng. hlayor Ilns who might know aomeone else mile warranty. Automation has really taken tors turned back Manchester Davenport of Wesleyan has In Vermont, Stowe reports 38 Last Sunday the club spon­ “When we got here we Davis ^ d things were close who’s played the team he must Travel Services, 55-47, while in to 48 inches with a packed pow­ sored an outing at the slope found that the lease con­ to agreement, but he didn’t over the sports world. A com­ By HOWIE HOLCOMB joined the ranks of basketball pany advertised a video tape meet— and the funny thing la, the second game Macintosh der surface. Conditions are which was open to town resi­ tained things that would get specific either. the information is given freely. players who have scored 1,000 cost us huge amounts finan­ machliie In the Sporting News Hustling St. Michael’s College staved off a University Boat beat Vairiety Caterers 60- good. dents and guests. Fred Kurtz, The three lawyers met Our friend the first coach al­ cially and restrictions that this week. Their copy advised of H artfq^ bid late in the second half last night to win, 42. The game between Moriar- points during their college M't. Snow reports a 40-56 Oscar Kurtz, Vic Daley. Carl four hours yeeterday with so gives out what he knows were not in previous con­ majeir league clubs they could *64 MERCURY MONTEREY 4-DOOR SEDAN 82-70, at the MHS Arena. About 500 fans sat in on the ty Brothers and the East Sides careers. inch base on the south side and Curtis and several members of Davis, City Manager Carle- about a team in his league and was declar^ no contest when The 6-6 senior hit for 22 58 to 72 on the north, with a the Slope Committee worked tracts or ever mentioneiL ton Sharpe and the city take video tapes of their play­ WITH BREEZEWAY WINDOW ers, then play them back im­ thus there isn’t a game played first collegiate game played in Manchester since the neither could field a team. points against Coast Guard last packed powder surface. Condi­ very hard to make the day a There are at least a half- council haeeball committee. i mediately to help discover flaws in which the opponents aren’t 1920's when University of Con-'*> Foul shooting was the dif­ night and pushed his career to­ tions are listed as excellent on success. In addition to offering necticut staged its home games —such as In pitching motions well' Informed about one anoth-, Federal Label $3393.10 ference between the winners tal to 1,0()1. He is the first upper and lower slopes. A new good skiing, three races were here. game of it. Harrington got in and batting swings. er. and losers in both games. Bol­ thousand point man in Cardinal 4,400-foot double ciiair lift serv­ held; a kiddies race for children Talented Rich Tarrant poured foul trouble early and sat out ’This, of course, eliminates It makes for better basket­ O U R PR ICE much o f the second quarter. and outscored the Travel Ser­ basketball history. ing the expert north side is now under five, a pre-teen race for ball and, in the long run, a bet­ in 10 straight points to spark in operation. even Uie wait Involved in the vice, 23-22, from the field and Wesleyan defeated the Ca­ children from six to 12 and a ter tournament. the Saints’ rally. With 8:21 to St. Mike’s was in front most Other Vermont points listing O’Hara Featured development of movies and real­ ipade 9 of 13 foul shots. The dets, 73-62, to bring its season junior race for students in the Happiest man at the Class play, Hartford had taken a 58- of the way but could never get excellent running are. Bromley, ly puts baseball In the Jet, or Is 65 lead but when Tarrant com­ far enough In front for a com­ 'Travklers could make only record to 10-4. Coast Guard is high school age range. It space age. B-C pairings was Tournament 6-13. Burrington Hill, Hogback, Pico pleted his burst it was the Ver­ fortable breath. Their biggest three foul shots. Steve McAdam "The pre-teen race was set-up V • • • Director John Ruddy. Only a (19), Paul Quay (18) and Dave Central Connecticut remain­ Peak. , Magic Mountain and short time before he underwent monters who were in front, lead was at the end when a cou­ Strattoln Mountain. It is good as an obstacle course and sev- 2995 White (10) scored best for Bo­ ed unbeaten, but Fairfield ran At K of C Games MHS Does All Bight a' aerious eye operation but he 85-59. St. Mike’s is now 15-9, ple of fast breaks and some free to excellent at Woodstock, Mt. eral good times were turned in land’s with Jim Mistretta doing out of gas and personal fouls was back in business again, Hartford 9-11. , throws that resulted in the Ascutney, Okemo mountain and by Paul Dodge Jr., Laura A recent office visitor, com­ DEL'D IN MANCHESTER 1 Tarrant emerged as the Hawks’ efforts to get the ball, the bulk of the rebounding. Eric in a match against Jesuit rival Kurtz, Carolyn Curtis and Deb­ menting on the Manchester- confident the problems of the KiMington and good at Dutch Equipped with Multi-Drive automatic transmission, power steering, pushbutton radio, game’s high scorer with 33 but piled up a good margin. ' Hohenthal (17) and Leo (Dyr St. Peter’s in Madison Square HiU. bie Kurtz. In the Junior age NEW YORK (AP)—A two-mile that promises to be Hartford tournament game, said three tourneys were good ther­ (14) played well for Travel Garden. apy for his personal ailment. heater and defroster, signal lights, front seat belts, 800x14 tubeless tires. 24,000 mile had to share offensive honors In the BerkrtUres, -these bracket, several racers turned a classic and a mile that offers th8 potentia^of three— thiisly, "we just don’t seem to Hartford appeared to have Services. Conditions surrounding the or 2* month factory, warranty. Buy this one or place your order for 80-day delivery. with the Hawks' Brad Wickes the Saints on the run after they The Blue Devils ran "their win­ places have the excellent sign in some excellent times which do anything against Heu-Uord A TRUE CHAMPION—Stan Muslal poses at the White House with his commis­ Ray O’Neil, Bob Fiske and count ’em, three—records features tonight’s Kinghta of post-season competition have who canned 30 and kept his club had taken the lead. But for ning streak to 22 by beating out: Beartown, Berkshire Show siiould be indicative of a fine teams!’’ sion as the President’s Consultant on Physical Fitness and an autographed pic­ Don Wheeler pushed Variety Columbus indoor track and field gambs. improved tremendously since he In contention almost to the end. some unexplainable reason, they Montclair State. 99-77, behind Basin, Bousquets, Catamount, day for the Juniors at the club The writer’s answer was ahead in the first period only to Tom O'Hatd, Chicago's record'^------— ------:______took over the opei^ation. ture from President Johnson. Musial succeeds Bud Wilkinson, former athletic St. Mike's used only six men called a time out and switched John Pazdar’s 21 point effort. Jiminy Peak, Jug End. Mt. Tom, races to be held at Cumming- “who does?’’ Remember that have Bill Viot, (5eorge Clifton, It was their 44th win in their breaking little mile marvel, will director at the University of Oklahoma who resigned. Johnson’s gift photo in all and five reached double from their speedy offense to a Oak ’n Spruce, Otis Ridge and ton, March 8. Jeff Clark, de-1 be timed at three-quarters of a . Bob Schul, Oxford, Ohio, flgrures. Hartford also limited slow-down type that cost them Jim M c A u 1 e y and Charlie last 45 games.' Springfield Ski Club. fending junior club champion, ^ bore this autograph; “ To Stan Musial a True Champion. (AP Photofax.) '64 MERCURY MONTEREY CONVERTIBLE Bunce combine to overcome the :, i8ut) meters and tne full logical choice. He'.s Its players to six with three in possession, the lead and ulti­ had the beat time when he c o v -! ------each with an eye toward j "’9," rac** at a doubles. mately, the victory. lead and go ahead, 26-24, at ered the modified slalom course ! halftime^ They increased the a record, In his last Madison ; and three mile : Federal Label $3935.41 The Hawks were hurt by the Ha^ord’s Frosh took the in 24.7 seconds. Jon Kurtz was j Square*Sauare* GardenGarden, appearanceaooearance of lacks freckl- The Paradox of Cassius Marcellas Clay loss of high .scoring Dick Dage- prelim from St. Thomas Q u i ­ lead, prin^arily on foul shots, in close behind at 25.8 seconds and ' ed Tom’s killing kick. the third period and want on to the winter. nault, injured last week against nary, 79-56. Former BnMol Leslie Ellison ran third with ^ Schul heads a field of challen­ in Brief OUR PR ICE win. Both teams hit for 21 field The 21-year-old, 5-foot-9 Loyola Norwich. Even without him and Eastern star Gary Palla,dino 27.6. Approximately seven sec­ ger’s that also includes Italian goals but Macintosh had a de­ student was timed In an unoffi­ without Captain Jim Hsirring- collected 41 for the winners. Haynes, Grider and Woods onds separated first and eighth cial 8 :01.6 — just four-tenths of champion Brancesco Bianclii cided advantage from the foul ton for much of the action, the Another Hawk yearling'Was ex- place. a second off the listed mark and Canadiana Dave Bailey and Wild Demon One Minute, line. Viot (18) and Clifton (10) “homeless Hawks’’ made a MHS golf ace Pete Kasavag^. for three-quarters en route to his Engas Leps. Jim Grelle of Lo.s OCIL TEAMS ADVANCE ^But that was before Imlach, led Macintosh with O’Neil (16) Due with Cast of Magicians indoor record 3:56.6 two weeks Angeles, a late entrant, pulled Tw'o C d L 'clu b a — Maloney Toronto’s general manager and and Fiske (14) leading the scor­ Considering the people who coach, swung a trade with New were skiing and thoM who were ago. / out because of a virus. and Bristol Eastern — will be ing for Variety. Those ■ who like exhibitior. This got-the K of C officials York acquiring top scorers merely looking on there were The two mile could be a among the quarterfinal field in Andy Bathgate and Don Mc- Quiet Gentleman the Next DEL'D IN MANCHESTER Injury-Hit Philadelphia beisketball can look forward to approximately 500 at Mt. Nebo thinking'■““‘"“‘b {(long a , a why-not vviijr-iiui. oulisort of I utuluy.dandy. It leaiures,features, among otn-oth- EAST SIDE MIDGETS a top attraction tomorrow night line. So^they’ll put the clock on ers, Australia’s powerful Ron the (Class A OlAO Tournament. Kenney, Sunday. Manchester has en­ The new look Leafs took on Equipped with Mercomatic Multi-Drive transmision, power steering, power brakes, Spearheaded by Billy Clhamp, at the Manchester High Arena him on all three distances, and Clarke and Toronto’!) youthful All four quarterflr 1 ganws will What sort of person is <|>slave. He seems to get a puck-' 120, compared with a normal 54. Wins Game, iLoses Player the Bluecoats had little trouble joyed many days of skiing Hodge again last night and backup lights, radio, tinted windshield, safety wlndshild washer M d wiper, padded when Marques Haynes brings thus far this year and it is esti­ just hope that someone in £he Bruce Kidd. Kidd is unbeaten be pi&yed Saturday at Univer­ Cassius Clay, the new heavy­ ish, even fiendish delight out of | This was a further sign of freez­ turning back the league-leading a were blanked again 1-0. Bemle dash, remote mirror, wheel covers. his always pleasing Harlem lield1'I IH gives0’i\TCkc him a run v*iin for fhAthe 84«»a4first ' on the Madison Squaren_____ Garde^ . « ■ weight champion? One min­ confounding th4 world. ing fear, he said. Hosemen, 35-23, last night. The mated that the Mt. Nebo slope sity of Connecticut. Geoffrion’s second period goal Magicians to town. The opposi­ three-quarters. boards, but that record ie in se­ “ He is a terrific kid," says Cassius proved he can even NETW YORK (A P )—^There’s<&including player-coach Dolph facility has provided recrea­ Tha schedule; 1:30, HlUhouse ute is a raving maniac, the quite a race going on in the Na­ winners jumped off to a quick tion will be supplied by the Getting that competition, aa he rious jeopardy from the veteran Was all Hodge needed. The vic­ Clay’s trainer, Angelo Dundee. change the pace of his heart Schayes, came back from a 10- start and led, 7-2, after one tion for about 2,500 to 3,000 vs. Maloney; 8 p.m. Norwich next quiet and subdued. Is tional Basketball Association Marco Polos of East Hartford. did from John Camlen on his Clarke. tory gave Montreal a two-point he a charlatan and a hoax? “ A perfect athlete, easy to han­ beat to carry out M y sort of point deficit to drop the Detroit period. They never were in skiers and spectators. vs. Notre Dame of Bridgeport; lead over the Idle Chicago these days and it doesn’t Involve Tap-off time is 8:15 with junior record rom]), is highly neces­ Will Grlmsley, noted As­ dle, but no one really knows playful hoax. Pistons, 130-122. But in the trouble as Champ hit for a nifty teams from Vernon and the Y The swarthy, handsome Aus­ 7 :l6 ,’ . Stamford vs. Warren Black Hawks In the battle for him. In public, he is loud and No Fear in Ring '64 COMET CAMENTE CONVERTIBLE the leaders In the Eastern or sary for O'Hara. He insists that tralian holds the six mile and sociated Press sports writer, process forward CJonnie Dier- 22 points. ColUns Judd paced playing at 7:15. Conditions In the Berkshires he runs only to win, and has Harding; 8:45, Hartford vs. the NHL lead. brash, but it’s all an act. I n ' Two hours before fight time, Western Divisions either. klng turned an ankle and joined and Southern and Central Ver­ 10,0(X) meter records and dem­ had put togethher on exclu­ This one is between the Phila­ the losers with 11 Most o f the time a spectator gone as high as 4 :07.4 in his un­ Bristol Ekuiteni. private, he Is a very serious, his pulse was a sound 64. He "A S HO T A S IT LO O K S' three other Philadelphia regu­ mont continue to be excellent. onstrated last week that he’s lost night’s playdown scores sive two-part series on delphia 76ers and their trainer attending a Magician basketball beaten string this winter. PLENTY OF POINTS “ Cassius the Paradox.” The studious youngster. ' showed absolutely no sign of lars sidelined by injuries. Taking advantage of the Wash­ found the formula indoors when were: Maloney. 70, Brietol Cen­ and who’ll expire first from ex­ Businessmen’s League performance will leave the MILFORD (AP)—A total of first one follows. “ You wouldn’t believe it, but fear as he toyed with the sopo­ The victory cut the magic Doubling their lead from the ington’s Birthday holiday last he ran a record 18:18.4 three tral 40; Norwich 52, Andrew Federal Label $3244 haustion. arena with the feeling he can’t miles. 220 points was scored yesterday he likes to read books. He will - rific fits of the mighty Liston number to one for Philadelphia end of one half to the next, believe what he saw. Friday, several club member; Warde 49; Stamford 63, Notre listen to music, good music, by , M d finally sluhed the cham­ Philadelphia won another bas­ visited Cummington Basin anc' as Milford Prep defeated Choate MIAMI BEACH, Fla. with the next 76er victory or league-leading Teleplkone Com­ The polished basketball Ma- Those two events, along with Dam'(h of West Haven 51; Hard­ the hours. He thinks a lot and pion into submission. O UR PRICE ketball game and lost another were pletised to find 12 Incher- in basketball. The score was player last night. New York Knickerbocker defeat pany turned back Case Broth­ gficians, constructed aroUnd one the shot put return match bt ing 80, Torrlngton 72 and Eoet- (A P )— One moment he is a he worries a lot—about the v/el-1 “It was just a game,” Clay of fresh powder being packec 180-00. Jim Miele scored 41 ITie 76ers, dotwn to eight men clinching an Eiastem Division ers, 50-40, In last night’s open­ of the most aimazing trios of tween NYU’s Gary Gubner and ern 74, FiUrfleld Prep 69. raving, ranting maniac- fare of his race and the state acknowledged later, In chiding on a perfect base. With the ex­ points to pace Milford. Five oth­ playoff ^x>t for Schayes’ out­ er. Klock Manufacturing Co., court efficiency ever assembled Southern California’s Parry er players scored In double fig­ stom p in g back and forth the world.” the newspapermen. “ You were fit. paced by Ciayt Klein, upset on one team do things with a ception of many Massachusetts O’Brien top the meet that ush­ 'SLUGGER’ RADATZ too blind to see it.” $ - 7 - school children the area was ers in a busy indoor track week­ ures. In other games last night, Post Office in the night^p. (No basketball that “can’t be done.’’ SCOTTSDALE, Arlz. (AP)— with a cane ! On T ueY daf'it “ he pro-noon On the day after tte fight, Bkiston won its eighth straight score reported). When Marques Haynes, Ma­ not very crowded; one not hav­ end. his mouth pouring welgh-in prior to his 16-round Caasius shoWed up for sched­ ing to contend with a lift line Relief pitcher Dick Radataz 2928 over Baltimore, 100-87, and on Telephone led by five a ft^ gician president and star drib­ The rest of the schedule will words like water spilling championship bout against Lls- uled post-bout interview. He a full day of skiing was en­ won’t be out-talked at the Red CHEVROLET the West Coast, Los Angeles one half and 10 after the two bler conceived the idea of form­ be run Saturday and includes Sox spring training camp for over a broken d^ke. ton, a prohibitive 7-i favorite. wore a conservative brown DEL'D IN MANCHESTER as Gordy Say and Don Smith joyed. tweed jacket Md slacks. Me came from behind and whipped ing his own club 10 years ago the All-Eastem Invitational at some time. Hs had a chance to The next moment he Is quiet Clay made an appearance at Cincinnati, 103-97. led the scoring with nine each. he was 'determined to accom­ Baltimore, the Heptagonal and subdued, almost modest, ConvenUon Hall which left 300 carri'ed no banners. His vocal Jack Hinchen, Connie Banas bat yesterday In a squad game Equipped with Mercomatic Drive, power steering, power brakes, whitewall tires, backup SPECIALS Bill Russell grabbed 29 re­ Pete Kiro (19) and Neii Pier­ plish three things. games in Ithaca, N.Y., and the speaking In tones hardly audible on-lookers In a near state of entourage did not accompM y and Dutch Fogarty are heading for pitchers and produced five him. lights, tinted windshield, safety windshield wiper M d washer, remote mirror, wheel bounds and scored 20 points to son (13) paced the losers. 1. Build a team that would be NCAA’s Inaugural regional In­ THIS WEEK ONLY up the banquet conunittee and hits in six trips. 10 feet away. i ., „ , When he faced the reporters, covers. pace the Celtics’ victory. practically unbeatable. door cheunpionships at Portland, Radatx ia considered one of Now he Is a reluctant dragon. 1 While his retinue of odd West Side Midgets 2. Assemble polished talent from first reports it looks as If Ore., and Louisville, Ky, “I don’t like to fight,’’ he friends carried banners and his voice was low and modulat­ At lo s Angeles, reserve Jim Only game on the schedule It will be a great success. It the poorer batters among pitch­ ed, so controlled that m M y of that could score in astronomical Other top entrants In tonight’s ers, the notoriously weak hitters says. "I don’t like to hurt peo- screamed slogans, Cassius 48232323234853234823535348482353 Wng scored 12 of his 17 points found (jUS’s a 50-41 winper over was aimounced at last Monday the men In the room couldn’t in the final period as the Lak­ figures. K of C games include Toronto’s of the game. As a relief special­ pie. I don’t like to get hit. I do to /.led over the stage like a BRAKE SPECIAL Norman’s. Dick Kuzmickas 3. Bring a touch of wholesome night’s meeting that the ban­ Bill Crothers and Nw Haven s ft just to make a living, I may beserk madman. He banged his hear his answers, even with the ers overcame a 73-71 deficit at of the winners led all scorers quet will be held Saturday, ist, of course,. Radatz normally belli of a microphone. Includes inspect and pack the end of three quarters. comedy and entertainment that Jay Luck in the 6(XI: Charley has even less opportunity to bat » walking stick against the wood- with 30 and also controlled the would guarantee an evening of April 11, at the F r^k J. Mans­ The words have hardly left en floor. He bellowed InsulU and " I have proved m y point, M d iMNIO GREEN STAMPS front wheel bearings, inspect The setback dropped the Buchta of the Marines and Noel than starting pitchers. it # backboards. Ed Mikolowskl pleasure and anticipation for field Marine Post on Parker St. their echo when he bristles like brandished a fist at his op- now I have quit talking,” Cas­ all brake lining, inspect Royals two and one-half games Carroll of Villanova In the 1000; wheel and master cylinders, had 16 for Norman’s. the fans who came to see his More details will follow in the Boston’s John Thom as.in the a finely trained fighting cock pbnent. sius said. “ I am champion. I {! Given with the purchase of any Used Car priced at behind first-place Boston in the Tonight at 7 Fagani'a <^>pos- quintet In acUon. coming weeks and members will HODQB BlYLL TOUGH don’t have to talk bold M y fill master cylinder, adjust Eastern Division. JOSH GRIDER high jump; Philadalphia’a Ira and snapa: I repeated over and over; $1^95 or more—NOW through February 29. foot and emergency brakes. es Joe's Atkuitics. Haynes, a gentlemanly and receive the March newsletter Davis in the triple Jump; and NEW YORK (AP) — Forgive “ I can whip any man in the “ I am the king. I am the great- more. I plM to be a perfect wholesome man who has con­ his entertainment dollar,’’ which will also contain detailed John Uelsea, LaSalle, Rolando Punch Imlach If he can’t figure world—I’ll fight two a night just eat. I cam whip M y m M In the gentleman." tributed a great deal to provid­ Haynes declared. ‘*nte cvis- Information. Cruz, Villanova. and C. K. Yang. out Montreal goalie Charlie to prove I’m right.” world. I float like a butterfly, The press corps, weary at igiiflH IH IM Iliil NOW ^Officer’ Guns Down Violets ing educational opportunities for tomer bias seen a fine baaketbeiU Formosa, all 16-footers, in the Hodge. None o f Xmldch’s Toron­ Such is the paradox of Cassius sting like a bee, rumble, man, trying to keep pace with his m - $A 95 dozens of young men who need­ performance and he’s watched The Manchester Day Outing pole vaults. to Maple Leafs hockey players Marcellus <21ay. the new heavy- nmble.” , ' ^ tics, gave him a booming ova­ $1595 ONLY tion. '62 OLDS 02695 '62 FORD ed help to obtain a college de­ good, clean comedy which we is going ahead as planned and Sprinter Bob Hayes, Florida has been ' able to solve Hodge weight boxing champion of the R w a s a scary Incident. FairlMe V-8 4-Do5r. Beige with matching if the weather holds in the 08 Convertible. White with red Interior. With Accurate Hoop Shots gree, brought to his organiza­ insert during the entire game.” AAM, and hurdler Hayes Jones lately; either. ‘ Clay’s eyes looked wild and al- Radio, heater, hydramatic, power steering, interior. Radio, heater, stMdard transmis­ (plus parts) tion Bob ,(Trick) Woods, Josh The millions of fans who have Berkshires, conditions should be of Detroit are not entered. The NHl/champidns had gone Thlrty-six hour’s after he had most dopey. Veins stuck out on power brakes, yiower seats Md windows. sion. Grid^, and Sweetwater Clifton, been entertained * throughout excellent for the races. The date nearly three games without left the fearsome, reportedly un- his neck. He ranted hysteri- 22 Games Listed NHW YORK (AiP) — NYU^ViEN 8-8. MON.. R l . aa« per cent of their abota but could passer and scorer also oontri- two local players, Don Burm St. Junes Wini .nratliim Monday and Tum^ ence has bera ©ailed charger destined to ride away away his energy at an alarm­ td ’Williamsburg, Va,; where But Officer—aooring four seems to have sprout* with 3S*nian teams. Navy has r w the somo Ome nntil WED. TO 9 rXL not ahoot often enough. They butes to the comedy situations (UConn) and Norm Burice, nominated a team of 82 and for 7 p.m. by nev team with the pretty damsel in the ing rate." they open the southern phaee of straight Ihdd goala— led a tried 44 Ak>U to 62 for St. Jo- ed a third arm as he their slate with WUUam Md For Your Ooavcnisaee set tm by the polMied quintet. teasn captain. Burke la now Led by John 8avino and Hank Harvard 80. Eleven others, in­ tUmC sim>ly '>> final reri? Anyone who might have har­ Oeigbbn rally that aUoed •eph’B, which has 17 victories Olifton starred for several owner Jerry Wollman. Mary. North Carolina, Wake MOMARH BROTHERS i Ms eighth season with the reaches' for r^und No One Knows bored thoughts that Clay had a NYU’s lead to 81-80. Shortly Wlttke n. St James’ defeated cluding defending champion in 25 atsets. years with the New Yoiic iloren. Bums la head has- St Bemerd’a of RookvUle, 01* *\ tck o ts are flJJ8 for Kubaric'h, a former Cassiua seems determined chM ce agidnst the Mg, bruising Forest M d North. Carolina UNOOLN OOWronSNTAL — MERCURY MONTEREY — MERCURY METEOR afterward tbs 8-8 senior tied during game with New ’VUlanova, hava namad 80^ or Louisville, anotbar NCAA an- KMoks and Detroit Piatomi in ooacti atiBast OatboUc. 48, in s bsaketbsll gams played adhlts and |.7 5 for studonts. Washington Redskin never to let anyone—not even Liston Mickly changed their fkate are the other southern MBRCUR'Y COM ET-i-W nXYS JEEP the gama, M-84, and Harry Yoiic. The extra arm more. Oarbr OtoraM tty, alao loat Ra seootid atiaight ttie I « A . As always, ttw pra-game ball yeatsrday at S t Jama#. Savino All tickets sold at tha dMr hla closest aaaoclatee—know. minds. This definite^ wea a fOjSS. F b e d h a n d j^ . iba l^kia Jiaya Tame, 70-68, to ninth-rankad really belongs to an utt- Thsy are Iona, Brown, Pria|Be- coach, ia p r^ n tly an ■ The New England tog of the > “We feel ttaM the fans at- hawUing Miosr Is « m ust Also, oaoDsd 80 poinfea, Wittka U for. Oobubbia., Rat&m. St ' There is a faint auspIeloB that show of- pre-fight puiCr they U M MAIN DdPiaui. whkh M headad tor the ^ai6e to NFL Ckmimifi* schedule ItoU 11 bcois grinss! Ipl CINIIR STRICT . OPlN EVINW®! 44Mm Hartein tiM wtanwB. T m liartaUo was I' i^ t ifie d playeg ' be* A ’a. Tala, F n d h a i? OdowU, idl of this to a Mt tame to the Baity Kfluwit tgrmght the fuH-vutaa for fiioner Fete -jBoiMhL eeiuited; QHsttw’ as wril as fm Tanhes CentaM r - high for S t B a n u d ’s ^ t h IT. h i ^ t h e O u ^ and T B I a a m handsome, tt-yeari-Md deseead- id h ia t (AP Photofa*.r^ V

- I f r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN) THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1964 PA G E T W T O | 1 M | fAGE TWENTY-TWO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1984 Apartmenta—Flats— Honses For Salt 72 He I For Sale 72 F or s u e 72 Houeee F or Sale 72 Apirtments—Ptats— Bnsinsss Locations ftaker Aidedi Business Serviees THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Bv 4>'AGALY and SHORTEN Hoaaehold Goods 51 Tenementa 63 For Rsnt 64 NORTH COVENTRY - Near $10,200 — O om fortoblp 8 room W A P FlN Q -4 1 k room ' ranch, MANCRBBt b R — 8% room Police Arrests Tenements 63 Green Manor ranch, Idleal I O ffered 13 PHILOO-BBNDIX w rlngor A S T R A O n V E H i room lux­ Parkway. Llk* now 6Mi room home near oAbols, bos, abate brsoseway, gnrb«, eanmlo 07 Seeking. FOR RBNT-Offlce In the Tin­ tile both and k itte n , oosuma catUm, axtarae. Must aell, moks waMisr, two years old, ox- itlW LUXURIOUS 4 room urious duplex apartment, fur- Ckdonial-Ranch, 6 acres, 2-caf ping. 90x160 lot. Immediate oc- John L. Kavanaugh, 48, Hart­ S ix MOHTH8 ker Bldg. Apply Glenney’s mortgage, only $16,300. Carlton teoaonohle offer. 640-1806. LAWN MOWERS, oharponod csllen t condition, |TO. 649-781IL apartment, carpeted, heat, hot alAed wiui IVi W hs, hot wa­ Men’s Shop, 789 Main St I, ooriy Amoricon. Hayes euponoy. Vln Bogglnk Bel Air ford, loot mght Was oborgad Hofei Head SlQri and repaired, antes andi oerv- LATER.- 6484808. Real Estate, 64f«n3. W . Hutohlne, R ^ t o r , 6^ 183. CLASSIFIED water refrigerator, stove, ter, , heat dlspoool, rang#, 18 MANCHBSTERr-$28,960. 4 fam­ with breach of tha peace. The ice, rental eg^pment. L A M i»RidMeR,1li0U EXPECT ME \ washing m a o h 1 n s, garage. cluu^ atemmed from a com- eu. ft refrigarator, corpetod LONDON P a r k — six room EIGHT LARGE rooms for Mkly ily apartment, 4-8^-8H-8.' Ex- WASHINOTON (AF) Mm Equipment Ootp., Route tt, TO BAT SITTINO AT A Musical Instrument 53 Adult couple only. $115 m onth­ n O R lD , 480 M ain S tzeot 649- l^olnt following a minor two- ■telreoaa, venation bUnda, Capa, 6 rooms finished, 2 years $17,900. Q e s ^ b le Buckley ceUent income with minimum B. Gates, a vloa prasUtant of V e n x n , 870-7809, M anchester O O U N T C R ri SHOULD ly . 742-8090. ______washer, dryer, basement stor­ 6229, 9A. RURAL car ooetdent on N. Main S t tat exchange. Enterprise 1940. 1968 L SERIES Hianunond cCd, lo z M w ood ftl lot, 818,990. School Area. Older borne, re­ of experience. Good location. Pan Americaa Wand Alrm yit SAT Morr age, pleoaont locoticm, rent which Jamas Hatttai of 128 Hil­ told Senate Inveatigaton today ADVERTISING nrinet organ, mab >gany, $800. ROCKVILLE — Four room STORE, 2QK18, heated, PhU briek A gen cy, OM-8464. cently redone . . . modern Lucille Lyon Agency, Ihc., 649- liard St and Kavanaugh wera 11 648-2618. very reoeonoble. CoQ Mr. Bak­ kitchen, excellent heating sys­ 3809, 870-2062. tiiat Bobby Bo|nr sot qp 1^ Oast new gl,040. Qa apartment, stove, refrigerator, Spruce Street P aul J. 6% foam ttoUt tevol. Inter­ involved. Hatttai told police that CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS PHIL(X)-BENDIX washing ma­ er, 64841977. tem, paneled family room. esting etudlo type living; points last sommdr wttb No- heat, hot water, im ., cme renU A gency, 648-6868. BUTLER ROAD—8 i* bedroom Kavanaugh allegedly used ob­ vadans intereated in gambUng 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. chines repaired. Call 649-8750. LOW RBT SPOfN T oiga n , HoU- child accepted. 049-4824, 876- ROCKVTLLB—8 room apart­ Only one bath but s^ca _ ^ area, kitchen buUt-lne, rear day dehm, frultwood, 10 lore tor another. Vacant ranch, elose to Miopplng ores scene lanj^age against be and concessions in the Caribbean. 1186. ment $ti> monthly. CaU 849- RANCH LOVERS patio, garden shed, shade and schooHs. Phoiie 649-7934 m onths old; $970. Cost new, $1,- Houses For Rent 65 trade, too. T. J. Crockett, Real­ trees, ameeito drive, |17,- his wife. Kavanaugh posted a He teetified that BiOtor, who 1914. a fter 6. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIHED ADVT. Household Services 226. 389-0428, 4-8 p.m . t h r e e r o o m modem SMrt- tor. 64S-1577. BOO. 8100 bond and his case was set was secretary to the Sraota’a 106 OXFORD ST.—Three bed­ Are you interested in ex- down tor Circuit Court 12, Man­ Democratic majority, told him MONDAT Hini FBIDAT 10:N ^ . —SATURDAY 9 ' ML Offered 13-A ment, central location, neat, 0^ ROOM RANOl, wall to woU hot water, private entrance FOUR ROOMS, central location, room home, with garage, J. D. chani^ng your in-town home $14,000—Air conditioning, dish­ chester, Ifarch 16. Edward Levinson, owner of the Antiques 56 R ealty, 84S4ilS9» for one delightfully situated washer, fireplace, huge kitch­ WARREN E. HOWLAND carpeting, attached garage, Margaret C. Saslela of 178 Fremont Hotel in Los Vegos, REWBAVmo of btnno, moth with porch, $00 per month. $80, first floor, odulta. 60-9178. fuC cellar, well landscaped. holes. Zippeis repaired. Win­ In B olton? I f bo, let’s hear en, roomy 8 bedroom ranch, R ealtor Birch S t yesterday was charged and CUfford Jonoa, a tormor PLEASE READ YOUR AD MANCHESTER GREEN -A n­ M orrison Paint Store, 880 Cen­ P o u r r o o m ranch, furnished Owner, 849-6661. dow Shades made to measure; a v a i l a b l e m a r c h 1 — g from you. 100x200 lot Dmi’t wait Carlton with allowing her dog to roam. Ueutenont g(7venior of Nevada, flan lH n l or “ Want Ada” are taken over the phone aa a tiques. Open every day except ter St. 848-0644 o r 649-9718. or unfurnished, b a se b o a rd ' 85() M ain St., M onehester all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys rooms with garage, no smoU W . Hutchins, R ealtor, 649-6182. COVENTRY — Lokefront home, The count stemmed from a dog w ere friends and oUenta o f tala. eoaveoleMce. The advertlaer ahonht read hie ad the FIRST M onday. 481 B . M iddle Turn­ beat, working adults, two Mg 648-1106 Gates appeared without eub- OAT nr APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS ih time for the made while you wait Tape Re- TWO ROOM apartment, private children. Apply•ply at 21 B iro S t 6 room ranch, fireplace, 3-car bite complaint to Dog Warden cordersvior rent Marlow's 887 pike. 643-7222. p orch os, reasonable. 648-6889. WARREN E. HOWLAND VERNON — 6% room ranch, poem, before the Sdnote Rulea m a m t ioaeitloa. The Herald is reoponsibie for only ONE incor­ bath, stove, refrigerator, heat, garage, outside fireplace and LiCe Fracchia In which her dog M ain, 649.833L f o u r ROOM apartm ent, seC' R ealtor scenic view. Immaculate .condi­ Committee, which Is tnvaoUgat* n e t or o—ittoO Insertion for any adverttsement and then only hot water. Apply Mariow’s, COVENTRY — Rent or lease. tion, walk-out. basement, olu covered picnic area, Gerald aUegedly bit a s)sven-year-old ond floor, heat and hot water, 860 Main St., Manchester INVEST, don’t spend—Buy this boy on the cheek at an apart­ Ing whether Baker ralgoged In to tiM oKtcBt of a "make (o o d " Insertion. Errors which do not Wanted—To Buy 58 867 Main. Large SH room ranch, hot 64S-U06 mlnum storms, screens, city Park, $16,400. F rederick M . $110. 648-2966. income producing 2 family, ment building on Spruce S t The outside dealings lliat conflicted haaoi the valne of the advertlseauat will not he corrected by w ater heat, a cre lo t 1110 w ater, only $14,900. Hayes ideally situated in southeast G aal, B roker, 643-2682, 643- Building—Contrartliiff 14 WE BUY, SELL or trade an­ EIGHT ROOM apartment oen- monthly. Refereneos. Hayes 0281. chUd was treated at Manchester with hie offlcul dutlee. Baker "n n ln g o o d " tique and used furniture, china, t h r e e a n d f o u r rooih tene­ A gen cy, 648-4808. Msncbi^er, the wise investor resigned his $19,600-o-year Sen* trally located, available Im­ ments, first floor. Coll 648- A gen cy, 648-4806. Memorial HospRal and the dog ADDITIONS - Reo rooms, re­ glou, silver, picture frames m ediately. $100 m onthly. 649- will call today. Wesley R. STONEFRONT ranch wltii a ate poet lost Oct 7. modeling, bathrooms tiled, ce­ 6016. MANCHESTER — 6 room Cftpe MANCHESTER VICINITY — Smith A gen cy, 649-1894. was Impounds tor 14 days for and old coins, old dolls and 0614. SUB-Ubr — Completely fur­ Lokefront opportunity. Well mUUon dollar view, 8 bed­ quarantine purposes. The case The testimony, and corro* m ent floors. Call 649-4291. guns, hobby collections, attic in quiet but convenient loca­ rooms, 2 fireplaces, garage, spondence {doeed in evldenco, BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 a v a i l a b l e m a r c h 15—L arge nished 2-bedroom house, built vacant 4^ room Ranch, MITCHELL EXCHANGE—5% wUl be heard In Circuit Court contenta or whole estates. Fur­ tion, level lot with trees, oU hot QUALITY CARPEN TRY— FOtni ROOM apartment, all 8 room apartment, heat, hot March, April and May, For plastered walls, flraplace, rbom ranch on high 1% acre olr conditioned throutdiout, ex­ 12 March 9. brought out that Levlnoon niture Repair Service Tolcott- water heat, aluminum storms ceUent location. Immaculate dropped out of the Mddtaig to Rooms, dormers, porches, utilities furnished, adults, no water, stove, and refrigerator, Information coU 6498086. large private lot, many shade treed lot 2-car rarage, fuU vlUe, Conn. T el. $4$-7449. and screens, rec room, 8 bed­ condition. Gerard Agency, operate a gombUng casino In • basements reflnished, cab­ pets, $125. CaU 648-7480. tile bath and shower, many trees, 128’ w ater foontage cellar, fii^lace, 8 bedrooms, ANDOVER—4 room home avail­ rooms. -Immaculate through­ R ealtors, 648-0860, 644-8820. hotel in Oiracao vdien Pan inets, built-ins, formica, tile. WANTED TO BUY or rent- closets, convenient location, out, 815,800. Wotverton Agency, Anxious out of town owner kitchen with dining area, oil Trmilili Riaeliiif; Oir AdYerliser? able to June 1, $20 w eekly, asking $16,500. Law rence F. Hospital Notes American advised him tiia poi> No Job too small. William Ce»v7~iYA4 by UeWerf feeleee EyeiiseH, hay wagon or buckboard for adults on ly, f08. 648-6896. utiUtiea included. 742-7607. R ealtor, 640-2818. heat $14,900. Wolverton Agen­ Robbins carpentry service. F lano, Realtor, 643-2766 ticipation of his brotUer, Louia temporary indoor display use. cy, Realtor. 649-2813. ~ Levinson, would be “entirely 649-3446. M axim um width 70” . 643-9909. NOTICE MANCHESTER — Delux four HUGE SPOTLESS RANCH, Charles N icholson, 742-6864. South. Windsor Visiting hours ore 2 to 8 pjn. room apartment with ceramic unacceptable.” 24-Hoiir Aiswerins Senriea A public hearing will be held Wanted To Rent 63 family size kitchen, walnut SO. WINDSOR — 614 Foster SPIC and SPAN in all areas excepting maternity HOME IMPROVEMENT Serv­ WANTED — Camper to sleep tiled bath, modem kitchen cabinets, three twin size bed­ BOLTON—6 year old 6 room Street. 6 room apUt on acre where they ore 2 to 4 pjn. and It also brought out fliat Jonoa ice—Rec rooms, porches, ga­ Business Opportunities 32 Help Wanted— Female 3.5 Salesmen Wanted 36-A by the Town Planning Commls- equipped with refrigerator, and ranch, 2 baths, finished rec lot. Not In development. Own­ R anch, room», woric sav­ hsu) been unsuccessful in bis ef­ four, Vlsta-Llner type or any au>n of Manchester, Conn., Mon­ WANTED TO RENT-6 room rooms, recreation room, Man­ 6:80 to 8 pwm., and private rages. additions, attics fin­ stove, completely redecorated. Cape or Ranch, lease with op­ room, stone fireplace, 1-car ga­ ers transferred. Good value at ing kitchen, 3 bedrooms, forts to obtain the gambling Free ti Herald Readen BEAUTY SHOP for sale,' CATALOG FREE. I’ll send you 8 DAYS TRAVEL—4 days at t)rpe suitable for cross country day evening, March 9, 1064, at 8 chester, only $18,990. Carlton rooms triiere they ore 10 oxo. to. ished, general repairs. No Job Ample off-street parking. Im- tion to buy. Write Box C, Her­ rage, one acre wooded lot, con- $16,200. CaU M adeline Smith, woU to waU carpeting. Nice 8 pjn. Vlsltora are requested concession at the hotel’s oostaio. ground floor, fully equipped, 824-page Popular Club catalog. home. Man over 45 for short trip, reasonable. Call 649-7287. P.M. In the Hearing Room of W. Hutchins, 649-5132. nt iMrMS FOR gentlemen, one more or leas; then northerly TWO ROOM furnished apart Mrs. Edith PhlUips, 168 Birch ene M ock and white. Call 648- block from Main Street, kltch garage plus one detached. $8,000 below owners cost. place, paneled den, famUy Bartlett, Realtors, 289-0989, ed, two huge bedrooms, one president of the Fremont Hotal tion. Small down payment- ager at Pilgrim MEls, 177 Hart­ by experienced 17 year old 152.48’, more or leas; then ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, St.; Reginald Pinto, 371 W. Mid­ 8640. Radio-TV Repair male. Call 649-(a04. en privileges, parking. 648-5127, Basem ent, oU heat, nice se c­ H ayes A gency, 648-4808. size kitchen. Utility room. small, ^replace, attached ga­ In Las Vegas. take over paym ents. 643-0201. ford Road, M anchester, 10 westerly 273’ more or less; hot water, private bath. Ap­ VERNON—4 year old S room dle T pke. Torres has figured in testimo­ a.m.-9 p.m. 643-9828 then southerly 147.3’, more or tion. Asking $30,000. T . J. Large well shrubbed lot. Ga­ rage, near Buckley School. Call ADMITTED TODAY: Alexis Services 18 ply Marlow’s. 867 Main. 83 FOOT RANCH, P orter Street ranch, completcCy air coi^- ny about the financing of the The less, along Summit St., to C rockett, R ealtor, 048-1577. rage. Has to be seen. Wolver­ ow ner anytim e 648-4017. Bordua, 7 High Ridge Rd., Announcements 2 1956 FORD PAIRLANE, green FURNISHED ROOMS, complete area, beamed celling, 3 fire ton Agency, Realtor, 640-2813.. tloned, 2 full baths, iM ck^ Serv-U Corp., a vending ma* and white, body, transmission CONNIE’S TV end Radio Serv­ BOOKKEEPER - typist, exper­ point of beginning. Applicant: BEDROOM and kitchen fur­ R ockville. ienced, mature person. Diver­ Doga— Birds— Pets 41 light housekeeping facilities. BOLTON — Modern, neat, 8- places, 1% baths, buUt-ins, ( panels rec room wiui fire­ TWO F A M IL Y : $6,000. cash and chine company In which Baker ■LBCIROLUX oolee rad oerv- g(X)d, engine needs overhaul. ice, available ell hours. Satis­ Milton E. Doebener and ex­ nished for two adults, includ­ bedroom Ranch, 100x100 lot, A PPEALIN G $16,490 p rice wUl place and bar, Uvlng room about $76. a month, plus ten­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A is a majerta Uon whUe he was serving aa 1966 OLDSMOBILE, aK power, Iona Manufacturing Co., Re­ OPENINGS FOR Ca^I 643-5814. gas, electricity. Low rent. Ap­ Garden St.; a son to Mr. and eoOect, 878-7862. 643-2264. Starting at a point on the a three down and three up two in seeing this charming A gen cy, 649-1894. 6472. A gen cy, R ealtor. 644-1021. secretary to the Senate’s Dem­ good running condition, $166. gent St., Mancherester. EXPERIENCED ROOM and board, part meals p ly 10 Depot Square, A pt. 4. family, the other a four and Mrs. Pierre Roy, Ellington. INCOME TAXES prepared In 643-7198. south side of Myrtle St, ranch home situated on a ocratic majority. OPERATORS: free for errands, or kitchen approx. 160’ west of Main St., four (new). The smaller one Is MANCHESTER—6 bedrooms, 2 SOXmi WINDSOR Special: BIRTHS TODAY: A daugh­ Baker, who resigned his your home or by appointment, Articles For Sale 45 ATTRACTTIVE 8 room furnished half acre lot in South Wind­ ter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moving—Truddng— p rivileges. 649-5459. the line runs southerly 106', selling for $17,900, the new one sor. Thlb spacious home fea­ full baths, heated patio, rec­ Neat sturdy 3 bedroom ranch, $19,600-a-year post last Oct 7, experienced tax work, 34 hour TOOLMAKERS apartment. L arge closets. tor $24,000. Can m ake an at- reation room, acre secluded W E ST SIDE Levine, Hillside Ave., Vernon. 1964 BUICK, not In operating Storage 20 more or less then westerly Private entrances. Parking. tures 8 bedrooms, baths, full basement, H acre with refused at a hearing two days aervlce. CaU 648-4728. SNOB BLOWERS - Arlans, NICE FRONT room to rent, traottve deal if sold together. lot. Vln Boggini, Bet Air Real DISCHARGED YESTER­ condition. Call 875-4926. HIGH SCHOOL A L L ROUND 107’, more or less then south­ Adults. N o peU . Call 64S-4S60. garage and partially fin- anchor fencing. Worth $10,800. ago to answer questions or sur­ MANCH3B3TER Dellverv. Light Snow Bird, Toro, Moto Mow­ next to bath, free parking. Excellent financing, too. 'Diere E state, 643-9832. Your (Xfer requested. Owner DAY: Margaret Zikus, 245 BteDBRAL INCOME tax ro- MACHINISTS er, and Bolens tractors, parts erly 308’, more or less; then Itdied fam ily room. CaU Bar­ 8 room comfortaMe homa render Bulqpoenaed docinnents trucking and package delivery. Call 648-6422. Is an assum able $18,800 m ort­ convenient to schools, bus, must move. Glenn Roberts Btrch St.; Nancy Brander, 30 turns prepared with your aav- and service. Capitol Equip­ easterly 100’, more or less; CENTER STREET — 8 room bara Babin at our Manches­ Im­ about bis financial and business FOR SALE-:-1953 Ford, good for Refrigerators, washers o m TURRET LATHE gage on the new one. T. J. MANCHESTER — Larra shopping. Nicely treed, A gen cy, R ealtors. 644-1021, 644- Bairy Rd.; Jotm Jarvis, 739 Ings in mind. Reasonable SENIORS ment Co., 88 Main St., Man­ SINGLE LIGHT housekeeping then southerly 109’, more or apartment, all utilities. CaU ter office to see tills top rn ranch. dealinjte' ^ m ight in ­ parts. Call 643-4688. stove moving specialty. FoliHng OPERATORS O rockett, R ealtor, 048-1077. maculate modern ran<^, con­ 90x150 Iqt. P riced at $15,200 1337. Center St.; Mrs. Ellen Golemme, 1 m e t . B . J . Bayles, 649-6246. chester. Open dolly 7-5, Thurs­ room, all cooking facilities, less, to Locust St This pro­ Newington 666-9868. value priced at $15,900. venient location, city utUities, criminate himself by doing so. ch airs fo r. ren t 649-0752. I f you are interested In NATIONAL ACME w orking laidy only. 648-6388. posed zone change includes ail for Immediate sale and oc­ 195 E ldrtdge S t.; Mirs. A llda day 7-9, Saturday 7-4. CONCORD RD - Beautiful extra large lot. Vln Boggini, WEST SIDH—Ckmveniently lo­ Johnson, 82 Bigelow S t; Claude And at a televis^ bearing INCOME TAX RETURNS pre­ working part-time after AUTOMATIC LATHE the Residence Zone A in this FOUR LARGE rooms, heated, cupancy. VOLKSWAGEN, $860. (3all 649- ranch, large Uvlng room, form­ B el A ir R eal E state, 643-9332. cated S bedroom Cape, large McKee, RFD 1, RoCkviUe; Mrs. Wednesday, Nancy Carole Ty­ pared by former Internal Rev- 50,000 B .T.U . gas heater; 14 particular block. Applicant: fireplace, kitchen tomished, JARVIS REALTY CO. 4100. Painting—Papering 21 school or on Saturdays now, OPERATORS al dining room, enlnet kitchen, living room, garage, por^ Polly ComoUl, Brandy St, Bol­ ler, 34, Baker’s secretary and a onue agent In convenience of during your senior year h.p. Buccaneer ou tboard PLEASANT ROOM for gentle F. W. Spaulding and extended $100. Three rooms heated, fur­ REALTORS MLS INSURORS former Tennessee beauty queen CLEVELAND nished, utilities, $80. Three 8 bedrooms, recreation room, Vincent A. Boggini family sized yara. Call Gates ton; Clifford Noel, Andover; PAINTmo. EXTERIOR and In­ and motor, never In salt water. m an, parking. 54 High Street. by Town Planning Commis­ BETTER THAN NEW—6 rooih also refused to answer ques­ busm ess. room s heated, furnished, $66. landscaped yard. Marion E. 643-4112 875-0625 R ealtor 'A g en cy , 649-0S$2] !Michael Hartl, TatoottvUIe; Bin Duchesneau. | ra^ ^ a^d ’ h l Z '. terior, paperhanging, wall­ then AUTOMATIC LATHE Lean Piela, 36 Birch Street. sion. Ranch, garage, 2 hbttlS/ dish­ tions. 649-8988. O A rfleld 0-0028. R obertson, R ealtor. 648-0908. Eves. 643-1686 643-4113 George Devine, Rivwside Dr., ______I Tel. 628-2685. paper removed, dry wall work. on OPERATORS (XEAN furnished room for one. N O RTH MAIN STREET washer, many extras, conven­ BEL AIR REAL ESTATE SDC ROOM Cape, furnlMied or She too Invoked Ibe Fifth DUO-THERM 8 room gas heat­ ient location. Only $19,900. Vernon; Deborah dark, RSD 2, Reasonable rates. Bank flntmc- a MILLING MACHINE Phone 649-8750. NORTH STREET: To change MANC3HBSTER—Modern, cen- 643-9382 luifurnished, hospital area, Amendment protection against custom 2-door se er, 1958 m odel, $40. Call 643- NEWLY REDECORATED 8 traUy located Cape, near Call R om ar R ealty, In c., 648- Rockville; laurenoe BoUnsky, Ing arranged. Fully Insured. full-time basis after gradu­ OPERATORS 2564. to Residence 2k>ne C, all or rooms, fuUy furnished, central $14,600. o r $16,000. 649-4784. 16 Norman S t; Serine Brancac- possible self-lncrtaninatibn. But Incoms tax preparation. Rates dan. automatic transmission 649-9658, Joseph P . Lewis. ation in June, please apply part of an area now In Resi­ schools, bus, shopping, flre- $8,000 — WELL KEPT 0^ room 2844. 628-2007. she denied she was guUty of GENERAL MACHINE location, Uvlng room, bedroom, ranch, 3 bedrooms, attractive cio, RFD 3, Rockville; Mrs. reasonable. 8. J. Turkington radio, heater, excellent me­ to our Personnel Dept. CRIB, stroller, car bed, infant Rooms With Board 59-A dence Zone B, described as lace, aluminum storms. Vln VERNON—Custom built ranch, “any l^gal or moral wrong-do­ chanical condition. 649-5898. mSIDB AND OUTSIDE paint­ kitchen, second floor. Main St. dining area, suburban. Owner SIX ROOM Cape, near school, NelUe DeOarU, Coventry; Mrs. 3r., 848-7781. I OPERATORS seat, $20; 6’9" Slalom skis follows: Starting at a point logglnl, Bel Air Real Estate, bus, shopping, 2-car garage, 8 bedroenns, large Uvlng room, ing*’ and appealed to the natioo ing. You name your own price. ROOM AND BOARD for elder­ over Davis Bakery. Heat In­ g643-9332. anxious. Carlton W. Hutchins, MANCHESTER Vlqlnlty — Spa­ fireplace, enclosed porch, base­ Bertha Grtowold, 28 Cobum DRILL PRESS and bindings, $10. Call 649- on the north side of North cluded. P rivate entrance. $90 aluminum siding, combina­ Rd.; Edward Madore, 67 Mather to keep an open mind about her. 649-7863, 876-8401. CONNECTICUT ly persons. Call after 2 p.m. R ealtor, 64941182. ciou s 0 room ranch built 1959. ment garage, % acre, lovely The committee deferred until OPERATORS 6659. Main St. the line runs east­ p er m onth. CaU 649-6808. MANCHESTER — Year old 6 tions, knotty pine kitchen, fire­ S t; Mrs. Lurley MiUer, Coven­ m C O M E T A X service. 649- MUTUAL ------Sf ■■ . . 649-1425. erly 238’, more or less to Deep treed lot, walk-out base­ place, urall to wall carpet, view , fruit, near sch(x>I, 1% later a dectalcm on vriiether to sonable. 643-1859 after 6:30 PAlNTmO, PAPERHANOmO CUITER GRINDERS room ranch, buUt-in kitchen, VERNON - LOVELY older 7 ment for future rec room, mUes from R oute 16, $17,600.. try; Jane Spa^, 39 Marion LIFE INSURANCE CO. present Bus. Zone IH; then room Dutch Colonial, 3-car m - many extras. Must sell, $15,- recommend^ to the Senate that Good work, reasonable rates. waU-to-wall carpeting, nat family size kitchen, 8 large L eaving state. 875-9425 or 876- Dr.; Daniel Hair, 485 E Middle Over 30 years in Manchester. 140 Garden St., Hartford INTERNAL GRINDING Diamonds— ^W'atches— northerly 100’, more or less, to rage, 2 baths, near acre lot. 900. P h ilbrick A gen cy, 649-8464. Baker and -SOss Tyler be cited INCOME TAXES prepared by Wanted—Rooms—Board 62 Business LocatlqnB ural woodwork, attached ga­ bedrooms, paneSed Uvlng room, 7695 anytim e excep t Saturday. Tpke.; Mrs. Eva Oates, 15 Clif­ for contempt of Oongiees, pun­ retired Litemal Revenue of­ 1956 PONTIAC In fa ir condi­ Tour neighbor my recommen­ OPERATORS Jewelry 48 present Residence Zone C; ra g e, 117,900. H ayes A gency, Fine neighborhood Hayes ton St.; Kenneth LaCoas, 82 tion; also, car radio. Call 649- For Rent 64 oil hot w ater heat, $16,300. JENSEN STREET — New 6 ishable by a year’s Imprison* fice r. M arvin Baker, 643-6277. dation. Raym ond F lske, 649- EXTERNAL GRINDING WILL DO miscellaneous Jobs in then westerly 245’, more or 648-4808. A gen cy, 643-4803. . Wolverton Agrency, Realtor, Siunmit St.; Otto Nelson, 24 1423. 9287. WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ exchange for room and board. less, to North St.; then south­ room Ranch, near schools and ment, a $1,000 tine, or both. WANTED—Part-time cosmeti­ OPERATORS pairing. Prompt service. Up to 649-2813. shopping center, all utilities, Church St; Richard Small, 10 •’■niB CLASSIC’S’’—Band for Can 648-8420. erly 100’, more or less, to BUILDING 60x40 suitable for MANCHESTER — Two famUy, 7 ROOM BRICK front ranch EXTRA BEDROOMS? Carter St.; Mrs. L. May Moyle, L. P. McLendon, the eommlt- EDWARD R. PRICE - Paper­ cian, all store benefits. Apply SURFACE GRINDING $20 on your old watch In trade. in an area of choice well- FHA financing. Will consider hire. Music for all occasions. point of beginning. Applicant: storage, B-1 zone, Buokland 0-0, waUdng distance to bus m an area 01 cnoice w eii- _____ ■■ trYii.in...... ^ Storrs;, Kaye Francis, 16 Cfowm tee’s special counsel, said he For Information caK Bob Var- Trailers— hanging and painting service. Mr. Hart, Arthur Drug, 942 OPERATORS Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, WANTED—Room and board for ■eotiofi. 640-8488. located hcmies. 4th bediwm GERARD ST^$!BT 4 bediwm trade. Builders, Charles Pon- We have special listings on bad h o]^ to have Edward Lev- Main St., Manchester. 737 Main Street, State Theater G. Stillman Keith and Bea­ line, 8 laii;e bedrooms, big Colonial in exceUent coniUtion, St., RockvUle; Low ^ Parrish, velU, 048-6072. Mobile Homes 6-A 649-1003. (BLANCHARD) elderly gentlem an. Call 649-0642 trice P. Keith and extended kitchen with dining area, Uv­ cou ld be used as an o ffice . Cal^ ticelU, B arney Peterm an, 649- four, five, and seven bed­ inson of Las Vegas and Benja* Building. betw een 6-7 p.m . for further particulars. Wes­ 2-car garage, prime location. 9644, 643-2468. room houses now available Coventry; Michael Belcher, 863 by the Town Planning Com­ lng room, utiUty room, very Spring St.; Mrs. Judy Bucking­ min Sigelbaum ft MiamL Flia.. BEAT SPRING Prices—Have SECRETARY-Typlst to work ASSEMBLERS ' ley R . Smith A gen cy, 649-1894. G ood value at $21,700. T . J . fo r sale. These 8u:« beauti­ both financial hackers ft 8erv-U 15 FOOT ALUMINUM travel m ission. best condition. Reduced to 821,- ham, Andover: Paul Duckett your interior painting done three days (Tues., Wed. and STOCK ROOM CLERK Year 'Hound Favorite C rockett, R ealtor, 643-1677. NO. CXJV Eim iY — 120 acre ful, g;racious homes in fine as vdtnesses this week. P e r s o n a ls trailer, excellent condition,' early. Call Connecticut Paint­ Thurs.) w eekly In loca l gen­ Garden— Farm— Dairy Apartments—Flats— VERNON STREET: To change 400. Good investment Wolver- BUSINESS ZONE m - Eight fa rm , 9 room bomreh Pltz, HOT W ATER ? lent condition. 649-8287. R F D 2, MannME PAYING! BOWERS 8CH(X)L — 7 room room with fireplace, 36 foot QUIET AA ZONB- City water, Seals Delivered ly. Classroom for teen-agers. | Saturdays, good pay, good tips, (JMonlal with attached garage. sew er. DeUghtfuH location . H. heater ft correct cuaclty— -Pickup service. Day or eve­ winter rates, free estimates. 1. 2, o r 3 YEARS TO PA Y Cape, fuU shed dormer, fire- famUy room, 2-car garage, ROCKVILLE 649-3240. pleasuit surroundings. Apply INVITATION Downstairs offers 4 large B . G rady, B roker, 648-8009. your family can taka ears ning lesamis. Reasonable rates. in person. Brass Key Restau­ WANTED—Bus operator, ex­ "SUPER DELUXE” ploiee, garage, near oU scbools, beautiful lot. J . D . R ea lly , 648- By Mail Today perienced, must have public $16,000. Owner 649-1798. bright rooms, fireplace, wml- 0129, a fter 6, 649-8088. ft all their washing noods 1968 Volkswagen station wagem Manchester Driving Academy, rant, Main St. 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE to-wall carpeting, lav. UpstMrs, at one time. 1962 Plym outh, 6 passenger 742-7249. service license and clean driv­ AE 100% Guaranteed TO BID T oday postm en deUvered Private Instructions 28 ing record. References re­ Ss|rtio Tasks 146 CHESTNUT STREET—Tre­ 3 extra twin sized bedrooms Mom can do tbs family wagon WOMEN—E arn $10. per even in g, ONLY $433 Sealed bids will be received at with ceramic bath. Also, an Wanted— Real Estate 77 E aster Seals to ll.CHX) hom es in quired. CaHl in person at of­ AND mendous value. Immaculate 6 wash. Sis can do tbe dishes 1961 F ord Country Squire, 6 ENROLL in our Electronics near your home. Opportunity $14.08 DOWN the Office of the General Man­ excellent moHgage assumption Manchester, marking the offi­ at the same time Junior Garage—Service fice between 10-12 noon or 3-5 $14.08 MONTH room, 2 bath semi-ranch, 12 CLEAN AND SIMPLE passenger Technicians day course or our for advancement to manage-! ager, 41 Center Street, Man­ possibility. Call today. Wesley WE HAVE well qualified buy­ cial opening of the 31st Annual takes his bath, and you en­ Electronics Servicing-Refrig­ ment positions. Must drive.' p.m. Silver Lane Bus Co., years old, flreplaced living I960 Oldamobile, 9 passenger Storage 10 —JUST LOOK— chester, Connecticut, until PluKwl Sswsn R . Smith A gen cy; 649-1894. ers anxious to buy hom es In Blaster Seal Campaign. Easter joy a shower. eration and Air-conditioning or Call 742-6098 fo r appointm ent j In c. 49 B rainard P la ce, M an­ room, beautiful heated rec wagon —YOU G E T - March 9, 1964 at 11:00 a.m. for Manchester. If you want your Seal funds support the state­ Don’t delay—phone us to­ 1960 Oldsm obile, 6 passenger Oil Burners and Controls ever- only. chester. room with speaker system, If you want a comfortable 16-PIE(3E BEDROOM Cast Iron Water Pressure Fit- Machlm Glsaoad $19,800. CaU 849-0081. TWO FAMILY FLAT—Reduced home sold quitfi^ and ef­ wide lebahUitation program of day. Find out how oomr it te wagon, air conditioned GARAGE for rent, Oak Street. ing courses. Applications are PLUMBING and heating men, ings and Gate Valves. { to sell Immediately at 816,S(X), home with all city conven­ ficiently, call Vln Boggini, the Coaneoticut Society tor to switch to a MObuheatr 1960 Dodge, 9 passenger wagon being accepted for spring class 18-PIE<3E LIVING ROOMv Septie Tanks, Dry W ells, Call 643-9601. licensed, for new worvoni. C oll 12-PIECE KITCHEN Bid forms and specifications Sewer Lines InstaOed-t-Oel- redecorated and modeinlzed, iences, eee this 6 room Realtor, Bd Air Real Bnate, Chipptod ChUdren and Adulto. flred water heat 1961 C hevrolet 9 passenger beginning March 2. High WANTED—Reliable babysitter, available at the Controller’s ' minimum down, 80 year flnano CtaM, today. Located on days, ca ll a fter 6, 643-9859. 742-6290 a fter 6 p.m . - P L U S - lar Wotarproollnf Done. 648-9882. Ainokl Lawraooe, chairman •Average ftenlly «C wagon school diploma not required. 'Ice* 66 C enter S treet, M an- $20,600 ing available. Act quick—a gen­ Center St., it featuree 6 of tbe town drive, stated that W60 Chevrolet, 6 passenger Call 525-3406 or apply to New ELECTRIC Business Services I INDUSTRIAL GUARD. 48 REFRIGERATOR lester, Connecticut uine bugotai. Wesley R. Smith rooms, garage, nicely land­ Manctaeeter’s iduure o f th e wagon Elngland Tech, 56 Union Place, WonderfuUy vorsatlie tor oB- ANSALDI HEIGHTS O ffered 13 FILE CLERK hours, 4 nights a week. Must TV SET TOWN OF MANCHESTOR. HsKINNEY BROS. 5 0 6 7 4 ^ A gen cy, 649-1894. scaped lot. CaU BUI Fraz­ WANTED — B-aone lot OaQ $460,000 state goal is $3,40a 1962 C orvoir Monsa 900, 4-door Hartford. (Opposite railroad have own transportation and AND COMB. RANGE C O N N E tm eU T soosoo waor—ellm bare arm ier at our Manchester office 640-4391. He stressed evotyone’s mipport MORIARTY 1962 Com et, S22 sport 2-door sta tion ). Sewerage Disposal Co. Five room Ranch, 2 fire- WASHING MACHINES repair­ Permanent full-time position be bendable. Apply Oxm. State Free Delivery In Conn. RICHARD MARTIN, dress that fits beautifuUy, and Needkfwaavjng in bright ool- SDC ROOM Colonial, 1% baths, to 'see this baigain priced is needed to provide the medi­ 1968 OCdsmoMle U convertible 180-m Peori 8t— 66S-8808 ifiaces, garage, recreation CONSIDERING SELLING your ed, RCA Whirlpool and Ken- available for file clerk wlOi E m ploym ent S ervice, 806 Main Free Set-up By Our Men g e n e r a l m a n a g e r s neat ooUored rib length Jaok- ors on burlap creates this love­ very reasonable. CcH owner home selling for $14,^. 1961 C adillac convertible m ore. C oll 648-4918. room, comMnatlon windows, single or double home? Or cal, social and vocational ser- or without experience for Street, Manchester. BYee Service By Experts •t ly plUowI It’s fun and foacinot- 659-7919. rices needed to fight dtsabUI- RROTHERS I960 Oldsmobile Super 88 lon- Bonds—Stoeba No, 8271 with Patt-O-Rama doors, tile bath, city utiU- lot that is Just accumulating position in our Oaims De­ Free Storage Until Wanted taig—so pi(fic up your needle and Ues o f aU kinds. verUble TTPETWRITERS — Repaired, M o rtK a g e s 31 te In sizea 10, 13, 14, 16, 18, M. try your okiU at this oitl ties, omeslte drive, trees, MANCHESTER — Beau­ taxes? Years of experience overhauled, rented. Adding ma­ partment. Ability to type Aim> GLASS INSTALLER, ex­ Phone for appointment JARVIS REALTY CO. buying and selling properties is Volimteera who prafpered the 1969 C hrysler New Y oriier con- perienced only. Apply Pon- Bust 81 to 4a Staa 12, 82 bu ^ Pattem No. B06T-N boa fliU good conditioa throuj^iout, tiful Duthh CMralal quaUty 643-513S verttU e chines rented and rep^red. SECOND MORTGAGES - OH- and High School education SAMUEL ALBERT a mute for a ooeceesful sale. Istten tor mailing te tliia area required. S-day week. Excel­ dolfe’s Auto Ports, Hartford. SPECIALTY SALESMAN WANTED dnoo. 2% yards of 80-uuft: dlnotiaaa; eliart bat water oU heat home, 6 rooms, garage, qylet BEAUTORS HUl INSURORS Pickup and delivery service. Umlted funds av^loble tor soc- H artford, 247-0858 Ltet your nraiiacty with us to­ the Monobeatw Rotaiy lent insurance benefita, and See Frank. X49-8641. SEE IT DAT OR NIGHT Jobkat, Short ftoavao, 1 % 7 * ^ Tb etflar. oind 8 6 0 t e ooins noUfliborhood, handy to o(iboola 301-911 CMrtir i l . T a le T ypew riter S ervice. 649- oM mortgages, payments to storoa. AsUng price $17,1- 648-4111, 8754)630 day or call tor Interview, 648- CWb, reMBBtB of WeathteCter- BIgfsat selection ever at w tt your h od g ot Ekq>edleBt Ideoaont worWng conditions. HIGH 4"FI«URE POTCNTIAL Tto enter, seod 8 O0 in to: Anna CWbot, The Moeeheo- CHARLES LESPERANCE ]*rAMTED — Bnerisneod oar- If you have no means of irons- ter. aiventate Hgrald. 1168 AVIS, 900. Fredatk* M. Oaol, Brok- $009, H . B , <3rady. fWifig undw th6 diMottom cc W E t l V l ^ MTVlce. J. D. Rsaliy. 84S-8U8. One weA paid vacation if to:—Tbs Manchaatar 649-7630 B vec. $49-7814, 848HI1U Leon Enderiin, and Oodatte Girt hired before April 1. Cell pwitar Intarootoa la learning portatton. I’ll send my «ito for Full time job for a family man ovor 25, to aaD fud Harold, 1106 AVE. OF ABBBB- o r AMBBlOAi. NEW YOftK, o r, 643-2883, 6484081. 8CRANTON MOTORS aHAHP U W Q Sorrioa - Saws, SELUNG YOUR HOME? CaU Scout Troop 621 under t^ O R ilN STAMPS knlvaa, axes, oheon. akotoa. A B H im R ARRAMOBMBSNT M rs. Peteraon, 648-1181, fo r mlUwork trade. Forbes, Inc., you. No obligation on your port. 10A8, NEW YfMtK 86, N. Y. N. Y. 1608«. Paul J* O orron tl'A g en cy , 643- INC. a ^ heating equipment to establishod enstomere in BONAFIDE VALUE In a pleas­ leadership of Mrs. George F. rotozy Modeo. Quldt aorvloe. of your flnaneas win m gw appointment. Liberty Mu­ 8494U92. VoT let-eteoa malHng odd 10c 6868. QuiJlfied buyers waiting A—L—B—E—R—T—S SUBURBAN — north of town. ant residential area. 6 room s Bensche. 1$6 Union 8t-, R ockville Capitol Ogulpinant Co.. 88 more of your tnotona available tual Insurance Company. the Greater Hartford Area. PaU, training program. For IstHfiass moiling add lOo for each pattern. Print Nome, n e a r MANCBSTBR — Country for multiple dwalUngs. Don't Main St.. Monebeater. Houra for personal uoo Lump debt SHOE SALESMAN, oapor- 48-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD tor each pattern. Print name, Address with' Zone and Pattern Large 6 room Ranch on % plus gan«e, UVing ■ dining M obilheof 648-1088, ff5-2031 Salary and conunlaaion. Fnel oil sale experience de­ rooms hays woU-to-woU car* aettW. 8 bedroom' ranch on delay—call today. A Prayer Room was •«**> dolly 7S. Tlmraday T-8. Satur­ Into one monthly paym ent'of ienced. Apply in person. Mor­ OPEN NIGHTS TILL 10 P.M. address with zone, style number NumboF. acre lot, basement garage, eiseSe lot. KUehon with buUt- day 7-4. 64^7908. p 3-$6 for each ttiouaand doUoza HAIRDRESSER -- StyUot. at­ ton Shoo Stort, 776 Main St, sirable bat not essential. Only 8O0 our ’84 ohiminum siding, leas than 8 peting, bigh assumable mort­ tns. walk-cut baoameab JUu- by tbe Bouse and Senate Including repoymant over five tractive, experienoed. Top Ml- Manchaatar. MAHOGANY dining room oat, * * D o n ? 'm te s tb e new ra rin g I Bum mar A ftnim t Nimr- yoote old. $8,700 oaob sooumM g a g e , l e m lo t 800 fe e t d In 19M on the weft H deol ^ 2118 FORD wagon Country So- 8NOWPLOWINO - Rock SoCt Ifitfmm gcmWhbtVw*' 'Yr~ Qqiltol Rotunda. 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Cloudy JewB In N a si oonoentration Adoniram Council, RSM, will 13,911 Ufbt (M camps. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Levin Opens M«inb«r of th* Audit Satnrdsy. Hlgll i« tte About Town the Masonic Temple on Orchard It was he who brouglit out Buzoaii’ of Oltettlatioa the first survivor lists from St, Rockville. The select mas­ Manehe$tar~^A City o f Vittage Charm " « ..... ^ " I m ■Bujiuel Lutheran Church ter’s degree will be given In full Lectures at Buchenwald. KNOW THE PLEASURE will have a service of Holy form and the super excellent After the war. Levin returned CoRununlon Sunday at 8 sum. degree in short form. Refresh­ to Palestine “ to cover the ter­ VOL. Id ♦ ♦111 [, NO. 127 (EI6HTBEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1984 (CloMlfled Advorttalag M Pace IS) PRICE SEVEN in the ohapeL The Rev. Melvin ments will be served.. Beth Sholom rorist troubles and also to write T. Petersen, assistant pastor,, and film the 'first fuU-scale OF GOOD EATING will preach on "The Flngrer of Palestine feature film, l i y Fa­ A eerlea of three Informal Meyer Levin, former Chicago ther’s House’.’’ Ood,’^ meetings with the Rev. ClUIord Democratic Plan Cuts GOP Power Dally News reporter and war Upon oomplOtion of the film, O. Simpson, pastor of Center he left for Ekuope and spent a Events TBie Stein Club o f the VFW Congregational Church, will be­ correspondent, will kick off year "filming the underground will hold a dinner dance at the gin Sunday at 5:30 p.m. in the Temple Beth Sholom’s eighth exodus to Israel, from Wanaw S e rv e port home Saturday from 9 Federation Room. ’Diere will be 2 Fugitive Youths Held annual lecture series Sunday no agenda or announced topic. to HaMfax.” pjn. to 1 amu for members and Levin now lives in Israel with 200-District House Asked In State guests. Mrs. Michael Callahan, Anyone Interested In partici­ night at 8:15 with the topic. his wife, the novelist Tereska the former Mias Call Stamler, pating in these conversations is "God and the Six Million” (the six million Jews killed In World Torres, and their children. who is Miss Stein Club, will be welcome to attend. Light re­ .^details of their fonSsystem of allotting either one War H ). HARTFORD (AP) — a guest Music will be furnished freshments will be served. Hia other books include both House and or two representatives per town, Pair Gag Driver, by Dick Phaneiif and his or> Levin, the author of “The Old “ Eva” and “In Search,” which Small town legislators will day. - The Democrats’ plan envis­ Bunch,” “ Citizens” and "Com­ cheatra. Tlcketa will be avail­ John Jackson Reid, son of Mr. Thomas Mann called "a human be left with only a fraction Republicans, who stand to ions 200 districts, each having pulsion,” will discuss the prob- document of high order... .a Use Car in Crime In Slaying of Shinners able at the door. and Mrs. John F. Reid, 137 of their present power if a ipse the moat by any'change in roughly 12,600 residents. This Parker St., has been elected source of enlightenment.” 6ie present system of represen­ means some districts, would ’The program la open to the Democratic plan for reap­ BERLIN (AP) — A New H ie Rev. CUfford O. Simpson, president of Lambda Chi Alpha Young and tender, corn-fed and lean, Pinehurst tation in the House—which fa­ have one nf|{resentatlve serving pastor of Center Congregationsd fraternity at Clark University, general public, and tickets may portioning the House on a vors small towns—are under­ several smaK towns while big Britain man was bound and Church, will hold a series of Worcester, Mass., Where he is be obtained by calling the Tem­ fine government inspected, coru-fed western map of the General Assem­ stood to be planning to offer no cities would have several rep­ gagged and driven to the scene four Lenten lectures beginning a junior majoring in economics. ple office. dressed Iowa Pork is delicious any way you bly is accepted. reapportionment pri^sals to resentatives. of a holdup In his own car last I Pair^ Nabbed Pork Sale night, police said. After the' tonight at 7:30 in the Federa­ serve it. At this week’s low price. Pinehurst Numbers and lines on a map the court Monday. Twenty-three towns and cities robbery, the bandits released tion Ro> 69® Take your choice of 3 fine white meat albacore, solid data-processihg tapes from the of breaking and entering and and leave the sacks and boxes President Johnson opened his i half the audlsnce sat still and WASHINGTON (AP) — The MANCHESTER pack tunas at this low price. Buy 8 or a dozen... state's computer - accounters. -Minister Xuan Thuy of North flourishing a deadly weapon All best sirloins, except this hip cut, reduced to 89o piled in front of clerks, 1064 election cam pai^ by tak- silent. TOKYO (AP) — Communist T Single cans 37c each while sale Is on. battle of the sexes appears to for this sa le ... Members of ih e Congress of Ing a solid stand fpr, civil rights The volume o f cheers 'hit a The tapes include all the infor­ North Viet Nam declared today j Viet Nam: pending against the two, but ◄ mation the state has about an stop somewhere short of the the youths were quickly taken Racial Equality began the tac­ before a Southern audience. n)ucH higher peak when John­ White House door, for the the United States will be held "The government of the Dem­ tic last week at supermarkets He a l^ shook hands with son said he was appalled by owner and his vehicle, and can responsible for "serious conse-, ocratic Republic of (North) Viet away by state police for ques­ be “progranuned” to sort out women of the country indicate tioning about the Shinners case. PINEHURST LARGE TENDERLOINED of Lucky Stores, Inc., in San street-coriier crowds, paid a vis­ bombings of the strike-bound they are not solidly united be­ quences” If it expands the war, Nam solemnly declares that i Francisco, at Berkeley, home of it to the father of the late Presi­ Florida . East Coast Railway. the names by any category. in South Viet Nam into the Red ' should the U.S. imperialists and The search for McAlister and UBLIC MARKET hind Sen. Margaret Chase PORTERHOUSE STEAKS lb. 99c the University of California, and dent John F. KennAdy in Palm Two trains were dynamited on The Polk company, In a recent north. 1their flunkies be rash enough to McNally narrowed to the Wilton report d^endliig ^ e purchase Smith’s bid for the presidency. at Palo Alto to the south, adja­ Beach, cuffed the Republicans, Thursday. At least that's the indication A note broadcast by Radio Pe- ^ infringe upon the Democratic area last night after a man and 803-805 MAIN STREET (with short tails) and use of m otor'vehicle name his daughter were held at gun­ cent to Stanford University. and generally seemed to enjoy Announcing that the full force if you count the women writing king was sent to Britain and the Republic of Viet Nam, they himself (On a quick, four-stop lists, stressed their importance point by two teen-agers In a They contend Lucky didn’t of the FAderal Bureau of Inves­ letters to the Maine Republi­ Soviet Union, co - chairmen of must beat' full responsibility In marketing surveys, planning Freshly Gut, Not We Give Valuable SHORT STEAKS ...... lb. 89c fulfill an agreement to hire ad­ trip toia hotel nightclub to see tigation is being mqbllized to can. the 1964 Geneva Conference for the serious consequences of vacant house on Kensett Ave. i the entertainers Tony Martin for new highways, safety plan­ that partitioned Viet Nam. The their criminal action,” Frank DeWaters and hia ditional Negroes. Lucky flatly ferret out the bombers, Johnson Generally the letters that Last week of featured price on Manchester’i denied it, pointed to its Negro and 0yd Charisse. fairly shouted; ning and even tracing of stolen have poured Into her office note called on both nations to daughter, Emily, 18. told police Pre-packaged, and TRIPLE S INDIVIDUAL, ALMOST BONELESS Johnson told 8,000 fellow Dem­ cars. i finest crab meat. employes and said it would "This criminal action has got since she tossed her bonnet into stop any such spread of the SAIGON, Viet Nam (AP)— they were confronted by tha DELMONICO STEAKS ...... lb. $1.49 have no part of "reverse dis­ ocrats at a fund-raising dinner to stop. You know and I know But the report also indicates the GOP presidential nomina­ South Viet Nam conflict. "W e have three alternatives In youths when they entered the Tcn^ Thursday night that "full par­ Said the note from Foreign home of Gordon Conley to feed Suprcin^ Nicely Displayed crimination." that we don’t settle matters this tion ring are favorable— about South Viet Nam,” says a U.S. BLUE STAMPS! Tuesday, the largest Negro ticipation in our society can no way in our country." (See Page Eight) 96 per cent, her office esti­ official who has been here sev­ longer be reserved to men of eral years. roup in San Francisco,, the Miami Beach was the fourth mates. (See Page Eight) DUBUQUE’S FLEUR DE LIS HAM GEISHA can 89c aptist Ministers Union said it one color.” “ We can go after the root of Just for you...... g stop on Johnson’s Florida tour. And some are triumphantly Cassius Member FREE MAIN STREET Limit 6 cans (usually $1.05) would sever its ties with CORE "The administration," he said He flew from Washington to the trouble, in Communist Easy to serve boneless favorable, such as the letter and BIRCH STREET If the shop-ins didn't stop. "Intends to press forward with Jacksonville Naval Air Station from a Granada Hills, Calif., Of Muslim Sect China and North Viet Nam. We THRIFTY WEEKEND S-P-E-C-l-A-L-S! PARKINO round half (not an ounce of "CORE has a right to picket, legislation, with education qiid where, after shaking a few can give up and agree to a neu­ with^aiution until we have elim- News Tidbits woman who wrote: tralization program. Or we can bone) ...... lb. but if it continues to use this tac­ hands, he procAeded by heli­ "A lady In'the White House? 99' tic, we just can’t go along,’’ lna(A ff^e last barrier of intol­ copter to Palatka to break' MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)— continue muddling through, as Bulletins from the' AP Wires Yes. J^ve million-women in Cassius CHay says the Islam re­ Our Own Here’s the best value in instant coffee . . . said the Rev. George L. Bed- erance." The applause was ground tor the cross-Florida Washjn^on could*'^ot have we are now. Culled from AP Wires SHANK HALF (shank on) lb. 59e modest. ligion helped him .beat Sonny "All three alternatives are and remember, please, you pay nothing extra fprd, hea4 of the group repre­ barge canal that will link the made a worise mes^ than we Sugrar Cured for those who want pea spup senting 40,(XX) of the city’s 86,- Four times, Johnson was ap­ Atlantic and Gulf Coasts. Liston for the heavyweight box­ more or less imacceptable." for the CJorning Coffee Maker it’s packed in. plauded when he said that all Cheering, clapping crowd of havfe today.” J , ing championship—and also will Other Americans agree in 000 Negroes. . After returning to the air sta- AHtf many of th / men, some Regular, no deal pack 10 oz. Maxwellhouse is Americans—regardless of color, several thousand Greek Cypriots lead to a solution of the world's general as to these alternatives, REDISTRICTING ORDERED Plenty Of Morrell’s Ready To Eat Hams The Bay Area Independent, a tjon, Johnson flew by jet trans- p rob ^ ly ^6ustom ed to the idea now selUng at $1.75. WE OFFER WHILE Negro weekly newspaper, called region or religion—have certain ^ r t to Palm Beaoh, where he in Nicosia greets arrival of first social problems. but disagree as to which of MADISON, Wls. (AP) — Soviet airliner to ever land of a WgraiA the roost, "This is not just a personal them is the least unacceptable. The Wisconsin Supreme Court plus FREE STOCK LAS’!® a 10 oz.' coffee maker jar of the maneuver a„ "malicious constitutional rights and human paid a courtesy call on ailing are all Rff'' A'^ '^madam presi­ ’This week we feature at a tremendous saving... rights that must be respected. there . . . With approval of New thing, not just an individual No American in authority declared today that exMlng dent.” INSTANT . MAXWELLHOUSE FOR $1.49 (See Page^ve) But, to observers on the slde- (See Page Seven) Hampshire Supreme Court, sim­ thing. It Is a movement that is here is satisfied with the way state Senate and Aaaembly ONE HEAD OF N ^ CABBAGE F-R-E-E WITH MISS IOWA jar. ple funeral service was held yee- "I admire your guts,” a San shaking up the world,” the 22- things are going now. Some dlatrlcts are unoonatttatlanal terdny in Laconia for author Leando, Calif., man wrote year-old Louisville fighter said spesdi openly of bombing Hanoi and told the governor and the bluntly to the- senator, “ and sin­ EACH PURCHASE OF OUR CORNED BEEF! SUCED BACON , lb. 49c Grace Metalious. Will had stipu­ today after acknowledging he is or even Peking, or short of that, Legislature to redistriet by Center Cut Chuck Pieces (Most All Sizes) lb. 79c lated there be no funeral . . . cerely hope you succeed." a member of the Black Muslim throwing a naval blockade May 1. The court also ruled V Report on Economy 5 But a quick survey of the Mrs. Jphn Rees says in London sect. around the North Vietnamese Invalid an attempt by the We’ll also have a limited amount of Sirloin Tips mail also shows there are those and Fancy Brisket Pieces . . . PUNTER'S PEANUTS 3 for $1.00 she was stunned to hear that As a member of the strongly ports of Haiphong and Vinh. Legislature to reapportion by Childrens Favorife her British Journalist husband women who for one reason or segregationist black supremacy The Idea Is not new. Dr. Bern­ resolution, a device aimed ait FRESH FROM THE BRINE BARRa! had been named sole heir to another don’t want a woman— group, the new champion said ard Fall, an influential French bypassing the governor. Re- PINEHURST DOVALETTES 4 Ig. boxes $1.00 1960s a TosS’Up for Most Grace Metalious’ million dollar or at least not Mrs. Smith—to in an exclusive interview that author and professor at How­ apporttonment must be ac­ be president. Fancy Fresh Dressed Foul fry! FANCY, FRESH DRESSED TO ROAST estate. he believes the Negroes' happi­ ard University, has advocated complished by a law aigned by ROUND STEAK ground lb. 89c Wrote a group of Florida ness lies in sticking with his consideration of the idea since the governor, the court said. Extra Fancy, Fresh Dressed, 6-5>/^ Lbs., Oven Ready Man reportedly, threatened women who signed themselves PORK LOINS I... 59c Campbell's EDITOR’S NOTE — Ways offm thinks " a pAriod of strik-^compete for each job and every life of President Johnson while It ruled that if no reappor­ LEAN CHUCK ground lb. 69c forcing economic growth are ing growth could be at hand.” doUari ' "dis£;usted voters” —"w e would (8ee Page Thirteen) (See Page Eight) tionment Is accomplish^ by ROASTING CHICKENS u. 49c FRESH, LEAN CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP 6 cans $ 1.00 he was visiting Miami area, and not vote for you if you were the being readied in . case the 1960s He sees last year’s outlay of 38 There will be IS mlUion more was unsuccessfully sougRl by May 1, the court itselt will OVEN READY, MEDIUM SIZE HAMBURG lb. 59c 5 lbs. $2.25 turn balky. In this, the last of billion for expnnslon becoming last candidate on earth. You take action by May 15 and R u n s 4-5 L b . l k 4 9 c candidates for jobs at the end I>oUce at request of Secret Serv­ PORK five articles on the decade, Sam 36 billion n year by 1970. of the decade than at the start. are a very vain person. And not "execute a plan of ouch ap­ ice, says Miami Herald. . .Six- much for looks either.” ROASTING CHICKENS u. 39c Dawson, AP business news Makers of consumer goods If jobs, don’t increase faster year-old school girt on way portionment p u r s u a n t to EXTRA FANCY and MEATY SMOKED PORK BUnS u> 25c analyst, tells how high the count on an increasing popula­ than they are increasing now, A Lamesa, Tex., woman: "I which the 1964 legislative Ideal For Baked Beans or Pea Soup home from kindergarten is won’t vote for any woman for Three Jurors Needed stakes arA. tion for larger markets. Mer­ the unemployment rate will rise dragged 1;o her death over Min­ election shall be called.’' CHICKEN BREASTS u. 69c GALLON chants mcpect retaU sales to go from 5.8 per cent to 7 per cent president this year or any oth­ NATIVE, COUNTRY. MILK FED, BONELESS nesota country road when her er, as long as we have capable OUABTERED H o o d ’s By SAM DAWSON on climbing, but they fear com- of the labor force. That’s why NEWS OONFERENOB coat catches in rear door of car. men to take the job. God made AP Buslncas News Analyst peUtlon wlU be rougher—maybe many think that despite today’s WASHINOTON (AP) — SHOULDER VEAL ROAST Judge Joe B. Brown swears woman as a helpmate to man." For Darwin Trial CHICKEN LEGS u. 49c ^ W GUSS NEW YORK (AP)—Many are many amnll atmas forced out of oppomtlon to cutting the work President Johnson will hold C ■- to . r-y Shio business, small towns losing out week to 35 hours some shorten­ In 60 more prospective jur«Mrs a full-dress news conference CONTENTS saying ttut one way or another I (See Page Ten) to shopping centers. ing will be forced before the to hear Jack Ruby’s trial on Saturday on Uve televUlon the .1960s will have to be made charges of murder with malice By A. J. OHEMASI ^ainoe the trial started Tueeday. BREAST OF VEAL Sr M ilk Many in the financial markets decade ends. Some have been disqualifled and radle at 11 aun. Eastern ...W ith tenth juror aoooptod Two miMe jurors were select­ tq soar. They reason that in­ are betting that the present up­ Stock prices haye been pushed after they said they had fornried Standard Time, the White Top Grade Choice BeefCufs! VEAL SHANKS Buy Hoods Cottage Cheese, Orange Juice, Ricotta Cheese . . , Milk dustry, labor, government, ail swing, now three years old, can for Jack Ruby’s trial, only two ed today in tJie Roy F. Darwin to present heights partly out of Dean Rusk .Bars firat degree murder trial at an opinion in th^ case; others House announced today. Hie l« a a . Boneless, Cross Cut For A Nice Old Fashioned in qts., ^ gallons and gallon paper at Pinehurst low prices. realise tliat the stakes are now be extended to a record five confidence in coming economic more needed to complete Jury President will answer ques­ . fhapldent Charles de Gaulle RockviUle. One additional jur­ after they said mey were op­ too h i^ , the perils of a snow- years. 'Riey look to the tax out growth. A setback could crack posed to the death penalty. tions while seated at a large SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS ” ^ 7 9 ” baUliig downturn from current to give the needed nudge this disdainfully brashes aside pro­ Partisan Politics or and tAvo aHeroates still are PINEHURST FRESH, HEAL’TKFTJL ‘ this confidence — both of stock needed before testimony oan Eiarwin, father of four chil­ elreular taMe in a confen- POT ROAST L. 79c h sig ^ Just too great, to let the year, and to pyramiding etfects traders and of the public in gen teat from Gaston D eferre, enee room of the State De­ BONELESS SIRLOIN HP FOR A NICE WASHII^GTON (AP)—Despite starit. dren, is accused of strangling aoonomy falter. from that to keep things going eral. That’s another reason so mayor of Marseille and candi­ I7-yaar-old Hope Rcthiwell of partment building. Hie room Cold Cuf Specials How things look today de­ through 19«. much effort is being spent to date for president, that nation- an initial quick clash with Re­ Mrs. E)Ath S. Agord of Union was chosen as the tenth Juror Bolton on Sept. 18. { Is a smaller chamber ad­ MARTIN ROSOIG pends on whe^ you sit For And than what? devlsA ways to keep the Sixties akned radio-televlalan network publican critica of administra­ *1) in Tolland County Superior *l\>day the 46-year-old And­ joining the auditorium wheru OVEN ROAST l.«1.09 many, the times are good and Some nntlclpnte big new cUmUng. is deliberately Ignoring Msenm- tion foreign policy. Secretary of FRESHLY GROUND, LEAN SPINACH (3ourt. Mrs. Agord, a middle- over man again sat quietly In the .late President John F- likely to get better. For a few, spending proipams at various State Dean Rusk says he in­ VEAL LOAF u. 79e Majority opinion right now pnign. court and watched with interest Kennedy held his news ooa- REG. 69e QUALITY At Pinehurst low ^ c e s save 20c on 10 Ibe. potatoes and 80c on 26s. the 1960s are a growing dia governmsnt levels—for nran re- seenu' to be that the 1960s will tends to avoid partisan political aged houaewife, wos the first Louiaiana Investigator teatl- candidate questioned today as as jury candidates were exam- fersnees. The President’s pre­ mmuig ohanoes elopment ns part ot a fight end well ahead of their starting activities in this presidmtlal vious eonferencee have beua HAMBURG v'iir LbS c STATE OF MAINE TOP QUALITY = POTATOES flea he haa 90 to 100 reoordIngB the trial went into tie fourth ixMd. Like yesterday, he ap­ 9 MINCE ROLL Lb. 49c trork, poverty, for transit, for point on most counts. Ths ques­ campaign year. In the nature ef Im pron^ between the to ex- af telephone oonveronttona made But Rusk told a news confer­ day to aeleot a jury. Her hus^ peared in good spirits and at LAND O' LAKES, WHITE 10 lbs. 39c 25 Un. S9c tion is: 'B hr enough aheadf And by oUef gwrarnment witnessin 'one point, laughed along with conversutisne In his ofisa AROUND OHUOK Ik Me I lb a lJ I poor.' For moSt^ lU is oan tba goal be reached without ence that he cannot help "talk­ baiMl la a truck Uad' that ha doubted PINEHURST trtttdb mlptt S ielg n -eoai- and atfvloaa. bedora m BlxUes end they wlU TVunt TUrritoty, etie day adtnr PresidABt — the traditional de< . Ob 4ar, some 70 July J»oe- OPEN TONIGHT FRIDAY TILL NINE -■’J"* Rot ttanra'a MSsiiir ky koday«s ...... 0 ~ gwots. hvee been gui t fenod by Wm. bS-AMT I I I - RtoaFsgainKhD ' ,1 r 'A