.U.' ... ;; * ■ .. Pi»^.s£tTEEN TUESDAY, MARCH. 84, 1964 / Average Defly Net Preea Ron i iianrlf^Btpr ^aj^ning For the Week ended ■ T h e - ^ March, 31, JM4 Fure— t at V . B. \ Ths Holy Family Retreat Mrs. Francla Aldrich at Wad' Bartbotemsw's Church, with pariah houN of Son BvanfeHe- Lmizuele will meet toniiiit at 8 Student Tickets dril; Hip. William Mohr at confssslons from 4 to 5:80 snd ai Lutheran Church at 7 p.m. ramiNT Oleiilty. e iiL ^ e |^]out Town at the Knights Of Columbus Washington, and Mrs. Robert -13,922 Services Set 7:80 to 0 pjn. Mtess will be Araa Catholic diurch ssrvlcss S Mid M y i . l i ^ M«nb«r at the Audit cMuce ef ONwera. LqW.jfiB Home. An officers, parish chali^ For ‘Rigoletto’ Donnelly at Nathan Hate. celebrated at 6:80 {un. at S t Vcmban of tho Htdy^amo men anid "fishermen" are re> Mrs. Powell and Mra James tomorrow taiotade St. Francis cf Burraa at Obm iUtta Boeltty of 8 t Jornos* C3iurieh Jamas' Church, and confessions AstisI Church, South W ln ^ . 86 ludb idM#, ptdM M n, High «#■. ; minded to attend. To Go on Sale LeSure will sell tickets tomor­ In Churches will bs hsard from 8:80 to 0:30 Mtmehmatmr^A City of ViUagm Charm art^Nmlnded to contact John row for the matinee to Grade 7 Mass at 8:46 am. and 7:16 p. SUAds, «8 BattiaU Rd., to vol- and 7:30 to 8 p.m. S t John’s m.; Sacred Hefirt CSiurch, Ver­ WILOON DRUi CO. The publicity committee and 8 students at Dllng Junior Tomorrow soms of the Polish NaUonal Catholic Ml Mala MMMl nntaar for Adorations on Good Two special performances of High School. Mrs. Francis Hri- non, Maas at 6 pm. TxUky moRita«. the Junior Century Club "Rlgoletto’ by Verdi will be churches in Manchester and the Church wQl have Bitter Lamen­ TOU Lzagn. MO. 14» (TWrorr-WaHT fAOZS. ^ 0 zzcnoiw ) MAKCHZgTZR, CONN, WKDNMDAY, MARCH IS 19M («u -«w ^ ^ h, Manchester will meet tonight frick will sell matinee tickets tations at 7 pm. Services in Protestant church­ PRICE SEVEN ven at Bushnell Memorial, to Grade 7 and 8 pi^ils and Burrounding area will begin es Include S t George’s Episco­ Tho Women's Fellowahip of at 8:S0 at tlie home of Mrs. artford, for Manchester stu­ Protestant church seivicss Charles McKenxie, 177 Gardner g tickets for the evening perform­ Holy Week obeervances. pal Ohimsh, Boltcm, Holy Com­ aWsi tlM Second ConsrsgaUon&l dents, by the Connecticut Operaance to Grade 9 pupils at Bm- Catholics ars reminded that tomorrow wUl include a prayer munion at 10 a.m.; St. .John's CSnmdi wlD hold a workshop S t Guild. On Monday, April 6 at they may receive Holy Com­ and praise service s i 7:80 p,m. 3:30 p.m., a slightly condensed net Junior High School. Episcopal Church, Vernon. Holy meeting tomomirw at 10 am . In Mrs. James LeSure will sell munion on any of the last days at the Oiurrii of the Nasarene; Obmmiinion at 7 and 10 a.m. McArthur Alert, Speaking^ Ftilowahlp Ban. David E. Baker, son of Mr. version of the opera will be of Lent by fasting from solid Ctelvaiy Church has scheduled and Mrs. Vance D. Baker, 28S given for. Grades 6, 7 and 8, tickets Thursday, during lunch hour, at Manchester High foods for three hours and from a prayer, praise and BOrie stu­ PAINTINGS STOLEN Porter St., was elected a state with commentary by Ivor Hugh. liquids for one hour. Holy Sat­ dy for 8 p.m.; there will be an councilor of the Connecticut A complete evening perform- School, for the matinee and eve­ MILAN, Italy. (AP) — While ning performance, to all stu­ urday 1s a full day of Lent, and Ujqier Room silent supper for State Society, Children of the suice will be given Wednesday, the regulations of fqat and ab­ women at 0:80 p.m. at North industrialist Mario Busclni Progress Rated Favorable Convicts Darwin dents at the high school, includ­ was at a soccer game, burglars Personal Notices American Revolution, at an an­ April 8 at 7:16 p.m. for high stinence are to be observed. and junioi high students. ing Grade 9 pupils of lUing Methodist Ci|iuroh; Holy Com­ broke Into his apartment and nual conference laet Saturday Junior High. At the Church of the As- munion wtti given at 6 and XO OPEN AM IN! at Waverly Inn, Cheshire. Matinee tickets will be sold took three paintings valued at Card Of Thanks Pupils of East Catholic High sumpUon, there will be Mass at a.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopsl $208,0C3 police reported Monday. WASHINGTON (AP) — “He la alert and converalng."*room of the Walter Reed Army Baker, a member of the Elihu tomorrow at elemenUiry schools. 7:45 a.m. tomorrow, and con­ Chfirch, and evening prayer at Under questioning, Campbell Medical Center, probably for We wijii to tfaenk our many Drake Society of Windsor, was The price will inci'ude chaper­ School may obtain tickets at Tho paintings wore "The Na­ 4M Hartford Rood Following out his own friends for their klndneu and aym- the school music department. fessions will be heard from 3 to 7 Concordia Lutheran tivity’’ by Venetian Francesco promise "to do the very said his language meant the 84- few days. pathy, noral and eplritual boil- also elected delegate to a na­ oned bus fare to and from Hart­ 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 pJn. There Caiurch, 7:80 p.m.. the Older of year.oId general was doing When his condition warrants, qaeta, care, drivers, meseajres. and tional convention In April at ford. Pupils will be excused early Guardi, "The Rape of Europe" vartous coortealee durlnc our re will be no high school instruc­ Public Confession; registration by a Flemish artist -•-<»d best I can,’’ General of the better than the average of the general will be ratumed to oeiat bereavem ent the Sheraton-Park Hotel and returned to their schools K of C Setback tion class. Maas will be cele­ 3b7MMdltTplia.Watf Army Douglas MacArthur patients who have been through his suits at rooms in the Ward Washington, D. C. about 6 p.m. for Communion on Good Friday Heinz, and a work of the Flem­ Of 2nd Degree Murder The HcOooe family brated at 6:15 and 9 am. at S t and Easter may be made at the ish school of Utrecht. was reported "alert” today the same kind of experience. 8 section, reserved by the Army Tickets for the evening per­ Doves, 2,290; Esquires, 2.211; The new report followed ear­ for Its most important patients. hfiss Susan Brown of 50 Oak- formance will be sold Thursday HHLCO, 2,147k Eighth District, and making satisfactory Sometime after his return, he Card Of Thanks outside the cafeteria at Man­ regress in recovery from lier word from doctors that W e wish to thank all of our neiah- wood Rd. and Miss Elizabeth 2,109; Markhams. 2,100; Ram­ whils the ouUook 1s sUU "guard­ will be allowed visitors. bora, friends, and relativea for the McLegmn of 65 Oxford St. left chester High Bchool. Bus fare blers, 2,087; North Ends, 2,067, 8tie shock of two major op­ ed," MacArthur was ‘nbetter A long hospitalUatlon is not many acts of kindnees and sym ­ by plane Saturday for a week will be included in the price. and Shamrocks, 2,022. than ws had any right to hope contemplated at present. Events pathy shown US in our recent be­ Financial aid for the perform­ erations in 17 days. reavement We eepeclally thank the In Bermuda They were accom­ High singles. Doves, 142, and Col, Donald A. Campbell, ex­ for.” MacArthur, who holds ths Life Sentence Special Care TTnlt of Maacheater panied by their roommate. Miss ances Is given by the Hartford Shamrocks, 107. At 10:15 a.m., a single sen­ Memorial Hospital and Drs. Thom­ Foundation for Public Giving, ecutive oHlctr of Walter Reed five-star rank of general of the Susan Zietz of Ridgewood, N. J. Army Medical Center, eald at tence was added to the brief Army, was 4n the recovery room as and Horiarty, and all those yrtm The girls are sophomores at the Hartford Bank and Trust In State To Be Given sent the beautiful floral tributes, Co., and Society for Savings. 8:50 a.m.; "Qen. MacArthur earlier report: "A snnall soon after surgery when ward apwitual bouquets, and sympathy Upsala College, East Orange, eontinuex to progroM RaUBfac- amount of food by mouth was personnel heard him say: “I am oards and loaned the use ot cars. N. J. Mrs. Theodore Powell, Man­ The Rooney family torily, indicating a better than started today.” going to do the very best I On April 7 chester chairman for the per­ sveraga poztKiperative courM. can.” formances, announced that A hospital spokesman said Eleventh Arrest In Memoriam The Gilbert and Sullivan Fogarty Brothors, this appeared to indicate "very MacArthur was recovering By A. J. o m n iA S I to lovlnK m em oir of laaae Bell, Workshop win meet tomorrow tickets will be sold tomorrow fine progress, but It was pre­ from a gall bladder operation erho died March af, 1994. at 7:30 p.m. at Cooper Hall, by Mrs. George Dickey at Bow­ In Roads Probe: ers School; Mrs. Norman Rich­ Inc. sumed that the intravenous March 6 and the Jaundice which Roy F. Darwin was found nouah parted by the hand of Ood, South Methodist Church, In Easter Sales feeding of glucose and stUina had brought him to the hospital guilty this afternoon of In Cmlst united ddll, stead of Susannah Wesley Hall, ard at Bentley; Mrs. Merrill aolutlon was continuing." was Improving. Sidney Isaacson IB Ood'a own time we’n m eet as previously announced. Rublnow at Buckley, for Buck- wiH bo elotod second degree murder in am tn. ley pupils and Highland Park The dootors have been ex­ Early Monday morning doc­ the slaying of Hope Roth- For Jesus says we will. Grade 6 students; Mrs. Max Good Friday Soar^ Helped pressing general satisfaction tors noted signs of severs In­ HARTFCIRd ’ (AP)—Sid­ Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi. ternal bleeding in the digestive well, 17, of Bolton. Remembered win meet tonight at 7:30 at the Goodstins at Lincoln, for Lin­ over MacArthur’s reaction ney A. Isaacson of West wife and lly coln pupils and Keeney Grade 6 throughout. tract Other than the bleeding, The jury returned th* home of Miss Lorraine Martin, oxeopt for By Tax Cut his condition was good, Heaton Hartford, whose name fig­ 68 N. Elm S t Women 22 to 30 students. There Is good reason to hope verdict at 2:10 p.m. after Also, Mrs. Richard Knight at pron(ess will continue favora-1 s^id. ured prominently in the years of age and Interested In omorgoncy By JACK LEFLER state’s attorney's report, 9 hours of deliberation. Joining are Invited to meet with Manchester Green; Mrs. Peter Dly/’ they had reported earlier They diagnosed the site of the Darwin, Andover father the group tomorrow at 8:30. Lalashiua at Rdbertami; Mrs. NEW YORK (AP) - Elaater However, U.B. Army Surgeon bleeding as the esophagus, the has turned out to be the George Legler at Ver^anCk; buying ^>p6an headed for a General Leonard D. Heaton S4dd tube which conveys food to the nth man sought in connec­ of two, will be sentenced CANCER GOAL 1722,000 . record, helped by a booat from he could not say when the gen­ stomach. April 7 by Judge Alva P. eral would pass his crisis. The tion with the State High­ HAMDEN (AP) — When col­ the income tax cut. Ths doctors operated to re- Loiselle in Tolland County Merchants aay moat of the ef­ |dans were to keep him In the way Department investiga­ lecting forihe 1964 Cancer Cru­ emergency • equipped recovery (IM Page Tea) tion. Superior Court after a pr®r sade In Connecticut begins next fect of the tax reduction la pey- sentence investigation month, the wotkers across the chologlcal because taxpayera Isaacson, an independent AND state wUl be seeking $722,000. G. haven’t raallaed much as yet in property appraiser, was arrest­ The second degrree mur­ Harold Welch of New Haven, the way of savlngi. ed at his home yesterday by a der conviction carries a chairman of the state drive, an­ Shopping got oxf to a rather county detective armed with the statutory penalty of life im­ HOLMES fast start becauaS Easter falls last of 11 Superior Court bench nounced the goal last night at prisonment with the right RADI' the annual dinner of the Con- ao early this year, and was re­ Tokyo Talks Spur warrants sworn out last week. necticut' Division of the Amer­ ported picking up steam aa the He had Juat returned from a to appeal for parole arfter 15 ican Cancer Society. holiday ^pproiuihed. Florida vacation. or 20 years. ______t______In New York, J. Gordon Isaacson was charged with Darwin’s wife and ton Repairs Another feature of Holmes serv­ Dakins, executive secretary of Protest in Korea oonapirlng with John N. Nowell, were present when the ver­ Ito j«r (jMilty B«kk Oteia ter Double ^(aieck Tnd« in... I bettor biiy for loa the National Retail Merchants one of the H i^w ay Department dict was delivered. Mr. and Lone time no see TV, ice that’s appreciated by those who Association, said reports from employes arrested in the probe, • p e o la l around the country uidlcated a SEOUL, South Korea (AP)—Troops used tear gas to obtain money by false pre­ Mrs. John Rothwell, par­ hear radio? Renew con­ rely on us is our complete assist­ • per cent gain over last year tenses.' ents of the slain jdri were lthough anowa, floods and tor- today to block thousands of students marching on Presi­ Isaacson and Nowell are the also in the court. tact with outside worid ance in filing for Social Security BOURNE BUICK. Inc. — 28S Main 51. Sadoes hampered shopping In dent Chung Hee Park’s mansion to protest concessions only ones accused of felonies. After the verdict was de­ HOT MMna some areas. to Japan in Tokyo talks seeking to normalize Japanese- The charges againat the other with our expert repairs. OHM and veterans’ benefits. ^ Dakins aald the tax cut was Korean relaticms. nine are mlademeanors. livered defense counsel John OMIIWI one element making It possible An army lieutenant and sev­ yang University pressed within Isaacson was booked, posted F. Shea declined to com­ to aell more goods. People have eral soldiers were Injured when arm’s length of the troops, 11,000 professional bond and ment on it. CROSS fewer worries and more contl- the shouting mob fried to force called out against demonstra­ waa released. Yesterday, after closing argu­ dance in the future, he aald, and Its way toward Park’s hlUsids tors for the first time since Park State's Atty. John D. La- ments by state and defense at­ are spending accordingly. mansion. bscaipe civilian presidmit last Brile’s report on the Highway torneys, Judge Loiselle gave his BUNS Most of the money, as usual, Combat troops armed with Ml December. Department’s appraiaal pro- charge to the Jury, and th* ^anek U going into apfstrsl for tha rifles fired tear gas ivsnadss Another group of about 2,000 cedurM mentions several trana- panel retired to the Jury room. Banar pava^tofi Into a surging crowd. Tlie stn students marched on the Capi­ actlons Involving Isaacson, two The vigil for a verdict be­ ELECTRONICS An Aseqclatitedityeee survra e< tfaots replied wltb a hartsige el tol building and sant In two rep- of thsm ooourrlng as far back gan. Almost lOp persons re­ Do*. 4 9 c majer -BlcUeated the miy- rocks. rsoentstivto to Premier Choi as 1851. mained at the court house LABORATORIES SAVINGS & Ing treito to-JuUA-m«et AMaRK «^About s,0(»etudafito from Ban- x/tr, awaiting a decision. Darwin’* Doo-aun witbA. Mt of questions Tlie ispptt .cited A mora "t Mfoiiee to "Qn a diy fer day basis we eboitt ths Tokyo tilks. cent Instunce involving the til^^ wife and 19-year-o1d acn spoke a l a i i , OfF-Steeet PorUno* are beating sales recorded the lug of .06 Acres of land, Imdud- to the defendant who was iriaced 277 BROAD aame''number of days before lAg bulldlnga, for the Bast-WasL in a ceil near file court while m a y r o n 's Easter last year,” said Geoffrey Smith Heads Expressway In Hartford. Roy Darwin, handcuffed, leaving Superior Court *lM^t***night. «at«rnis) the Jury deliberated. RADIO b a k a s h o p s twaebe, preaUient of the May residence. Heine MiniatoY Um Two appraiaers, one of them Mr. and Mrs. John G. Rotfa- PhoiM 444.1)24 Co. dSpartment stores of Los Min-yung conferred briefly with Isaacson, were called in. Isaac­ well, parents of the slain girl, AngsUs. "We are looking for­ Ruby Defense the lo4Mlen and led two Into the son vshisd the property st |16,- were also present They have at­ ward -to the Impact of the tax 800, the oUisr at $16,000, the ra- Party Chiefs tended every session of th* trial eut beihg vary good.’* prealdantW mansion where they DALLAS, Tex. (AP)—Dr. Hu­ Hu-mk, the preetdent’s port siUd. Fears of Violence since It started Feb. 26. Another Los Angeles retail ex­ bert Wlnstpn Smith, college pro­ chief secretivty- Then the state called In an­ Both the Darwins and fiw ' M w oom aeoMH. ecutive, VaUe O. Young, presi­ other appraiser — Robert J. To Meet on Rothwrtte continued their vlgtte fessor who Is J4tck Ruby’s new The students aald later Lee today. dent of Buffums Department head legal counsel, indicates he promised to set up a meeting be­ Kennedy — who valued the irs Rtores, commented that "the wUl pursue new lines of defsnss tween Park and etudent leaders property at $82,000. Redistricting Grip Jacksonville Shortly after 7 p.m. iWeti tax out has had a very decided In seeking to reverse Ruby’s this week. “The records indicate that Sheriff Paul B. Swemey an­ effect." dsath sentence. More than 10,000 students after the new third appraisal nounced the Jury wanted to re­ A spokesman for a leading Smith, 66, director of the Uni­ joined in the demonstrations, had been filed, Isaacson revia- HARTFORD (AP) — Repub­ turn to the court room. Ckxirt Detroit department store re­ versity of Texas Law School’s which were held for the second ad his appralsid reports sever­ licans and Democrats hava laid JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)—Negro leaders called was convened and Darwin was ported "business Is very strong for "hit and run” picketing and sit-ins at segregated brought in. He appeared tens* Law-Science Institute, was In­ ht day to denounce Park’s al timas from $16,800 to $28,- the groundwork for agreement and swallowed several, times. and has been running surong for troduced Tuesday n irtt aa chief handling of file Tokyo talks and 500,” the report siUd. restaurants and hotels in this tense city today. , three or four months.” The high on congreaslonal redistricting But no verdict had bM defense lawyer by Eva. Grant, to demand that they be suspend­ “These questions may reason But It was the unexpected—a ------reached. The foreman of the rate of automobile production Ruby’s slater. ed. Slmll4U' demonstrations were ably be asked: which Is to be the subject of a has swelled the money supply blparttsan meeting next Tues- some spark that might detonate ment by unruly elements In the Jury, Royden F. Smith Sr. at A graduate of Harvard’s law staged In Pusan and Taegu, "Why waa a third appraisaJ further violence—that had law VlagT • sections. Flames and Coventry, at 70 the oldest mem­ MUNSON’S there. and medical schools, Smith -said Korea's second and third largest day. CANDY KITCHEN New York’s department More called for, since the origlniu enforcement agencies, city offi­ gunfire crackled for the second ber, asked Judge Loiselle for a Easter Flowers he entered the case, without fee, cities. figures of both state appraisers Gov. John Dempsey invited night, but there was no repeti­ clarfflcatlon of his e h a r g e ehain, Glmbel’s, said business to see that every relevant ismie More than S,000 students dem­ leaders of both parties yester­ ciate and residents on edge. FOR ALL YOUR EASTfR CANDY of has been "quite good” com­ appeared fair? tion of the fatal shooting that earlier in the day. of the Ruby c4tse was examined onstrated In Seoul Tuesday, Po­ “Why was Isaacson directed day to discuss the possibility A false bomb threat was the Monday night claimed the life of pared with last year. The warm­ acientiflcaliy by “the best medi­ lice detained 38S of the demon­ of a special session of the Gen­ Smith asked if K was the M o^ frMh daily In tlioir spottess MIc Ii m QUALITY, c o l o r and VARIETY er weather has helped, accord- to revise his original appraisal spark that touched off mob vio­ a 36-year-old Negro mother of Jury’s responsibility to decide on cal and legal aid available.” strators, and more than 150 stu- while the other origiiutl ap- eral Assembly to deal with the lence Tuesday at New Stanton 10 children. in Belton. Sorvlng Manch— ttr and surroHnd- problem. High School, a sprawling, brick a penalty in the event Darwin FROM PENTLAND'S (Bee Page Blghteca) Fires broke out Tuesday night was found guilty of eeoond de­ > ing araa for 20 yoors. (Sea Pago Elghteea) (flse Page Fourteea) (Bee Page Ten) Congressional redistricting school with 1,700 Negro stu­ was then discussed at a Re­ dents. in several Negro areas. Shotgun gree murder or manslaughter. WILL HELP MAKE YOURS publican caucus in the hall of ^ p lte filed from the school In charges splattered a school Judge Loiselle explained that the House, and GOP State building and a police car. Rocks the Jury would decide on th* Hollow and Solid orderly fashion, but later white tt Chairman A. Searle Plnney re­ police and fire units and news­ and bottles struck several autos, penalty only Darwin wore Chocolate Bunnies, A Joyous Easter! ported afterward that the cau- men became the targets of injuring at least one motorist. found guilty of firat degree Tuo] iioja Cyprus Mediator cua unanimously authorized the rocks aqd bricks. Mayor Haydon Bums, cancel murdw. He said If the Jury milk A white. 25c and party leadership to negotiate Ing ' visit to Tampa In his cam­ found the defendant gi^ty d One newsman was mauled second degree murder, a statu­ up. SEE US FOR BEAUTIFUL— the problem. and a car was burned before paign for governor, told hte sup­ GENEVA (AP) — U.N. Secre­ This presumably meant that order was restored. porters there in a telephone tory penalty of life Imprison­ 14 pure milk chocolate • FRESH CUT FLOWERS tary-General U Thant today ap­ Republican leaders would ac- Demonstrations in downtown speech that things were under ment applied. control in Jacksonville. If the defendant wera found bunnies in a box 69e e EASTER PLANTS pointed former Premier Sakari Jacksonville, staged with regu­ S. Tuomloja of Blnland aa medi­ (See Page Ten) larity over a period of weeks by Heavily reinforced police de guilty of manslaugbter. Judge Pilled eggs — coconut e ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS ator in the Cyprus dispute. the National Association for the tails rounded up more than 100 Loiselle said he would decide on cream, fruit and nut, • LOVELY CENTER PIECES Tuomloja, 52, politician and Advancement of Colored People Negroes during the night, rais­ the penalty. Manslaughter ear- diplomat, said he would take up have to date provoked no vio­ ing the total arrests to nearly chocolate fudge, • EASTER NOVELTIES his work In the strife-torn east lence. 350 since Monday’s outbreak of (Bee Page Ten) 15c 69c, $1.39 Mediterranean Island by the Rutledge Pearson, state presi­ violence climaxed weeks of an­ Moderately Priced . . . middle of next week. News Tidbits dent of the tJAACP, promised tisegregation demonstrations. Decorated . Easter His appointment was ap­ from the AP Wires continued "hit and run" demon­ More than 20 Negroes and two mints lb. $ 1.39 proved Tuesday by Greece, strations in the downtown area. white youths ,were charged with OUR SPECIAL! Turkey, Britain and the Island’s Mayor Haydon Bums, in an carrying firearms, said Asst. Easter nests ea. I5e two feuding communities. Interview, said limited picketing Police Chief H. V. Branch. Two Bulletins HELPED US BUY A HOMB Secretary of Defense Robert would be permitted as usual. Coconut bon bon eggs Tuomloja, who has been Fin­ S. McNamara says ..free world Negroes had firebombs, he said. Culled from AP Wires land’s ambassador to Sweden, strength around edge of Com­ Darkness Tuesday continued 2 for 25c A Lovely said he would go to Stockholm munist bloc will quickly melt to provide the cover for harrass- (See Page Tea) later today to clear up his af­ Tender p a c t in ielly away unless military assistance RENEW VOTE DRIVE fairs thor and would fly to New program gets at least bUIion GREENWOOD, Mbs. (AP) beans lb. 59c Cymbidium Thorn's roally no placo like a homa of your own! Thafi York Sunday for further consul- taUons with Thant. dollars a year. . .President —NegroM began entering the why you owa it to yourialf and your family to gat tha facts Johnson calls upon Protestant Cartwheels Running Out; courthouse today to renew a Orchid . Tuomloja described hts mis- leaders of South to fight for voter registration oampalga Munson's own filled ' slon—to try to bring a perma­ now on how wo can halp you buy your own homa yaars strong civil rights bill through which spawned violence when baskets. 79c and up nent peace between the feuding preaching and examples. Presi­ Casino Operators Worry It began Just a year age. CORSAGE Greek and Turkish Cypriot com- dent Johnson described as hope­ Nearly 100 persons led by soonar than you ovar thought possibla. VUIt ut soon for munltles-as "a thrilling chal­ Pure milk chocolate ful Congress .will act this year Mississippi Negro eivU rights With Three lenge." He stressed that he was on legislation to provide health By BILL STALL <^>tlon In the dally commerce of leader Aaron Henry and In­ foiled eggs lb. $ 1.49 prompt, friandly aisistanca in arranging financing at rapiiymant aware of the great difficulties. care for elderly, financed some Western states. But no­ He said the Finnish govern­ RENO, Nev. (AP)—The gray- cluding several white minis­ Sweetheart Roses through Social Security. haired lady In a turquoise print where do the cartwheels flow in ters, paraded in front of the ment had given him a six such streams as across Neva­ Crystallized ere a m OVBRENT ANNUAL farms gaarod to your budgat. months leave of absence, but Prime Minister Sir Alec dress flitted fro/n one gleaming two-story white brick hand­ DIVIDKND ON Douglas-Home announces Brit­ da’s legal gambling tables and ing. They carried eigna urg­ roses lb. 98c "nobody can toll how long It will slot machine to the next in the into the gulping slot machines. INSURED SAVINGS take," Tho mediator’s mandate ain will give United States acre ing Negroes to register. Rein­ of historic Runnymede as site big Reno gambling casino, Th 3 lady in the turquoise forced police watched from Delicious marshmallow . 0 0 from the Security Council Is for plunking in silver dollars. dress played as many as five only three months, but It un­ for memorial to late Preeident parked cars and ornising mo­ eggs & bunnies ea. lOc John F. Kennedy. . .Sen. J. W. "I like the clink and the way machines at once. torcycles. Two FBI ngente doubtedly would be extended U they feel," she said. "Chips or "I like the big pAyoff," she factions and nationa Involved Fulbrighff chairman of Senate took pictures ef pscsene hi Foreign Relationa Committee, slugs Just wouldn’t be the said, after feeding the machines the riolnlty. Candy poached eggs desired It. aame." 50 coins In less than three min­ I Sc each Also Other With Tuomioja’a appointment, calls on Johnson admlnlatration Veteran Nevada casino oper­ utes. the United Nations was almost to take initiative In renegoti­ ators concur. . ' RULES OUT IROOPfi Dainty Corsages ating 1908 Panama Canal treaty Asked how she had made out, Foiled milk chocolate ready to begin Its two-fold task It’s going to hurt us if we she replied: "Oh, I’ve done real WASHINOTON (AP) — SAVINGS AMXpiCAN of enforcing peace between tho . . .Britain's Conservative gov­ don’t get more silver dollars," well. I hit the double Jackpot Preeident Johnson eonferrod -■5-" Greek and ^ rk ls h Cypriots and ernment rejects demands for ovals aa. 5o n iiim jB B a OREqUES said Raymond I. (Pappy) Smith on this machine here for $300 with juBtioe Dopartment of­ ...Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere..- trying to mediate their bloody resignation after rebeUion In spry, 76-year-old pofounder of and had one Jackpot on here. ficials today about racial vie* LOAN commtuial dispute. party ranks brings it within famed Harolds Club in Reno. That makes a total of $450.’’ lenoc In Jacksonville, Fla., Cbocotatee . . . .Ib. $1.69 24 BIRCH STREET \ , . r ) 4 1 \ r I r » VJ Lt. Gen. Prem Singh Gyabl, one vote at defeat on bill to “It’s going to cost this club The clubs provide $6 and $10 and. It was learaed, coaoind- EACH PIBCT A DEUdOUS TASTB TBSAT Indian commander of the U-N. aboliah price-fixing. more than $100,000 a year.” chips for use at the tables, but ed federal latarvaatloa wouM Just Around The peacekeeping force for the Is- Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda, The Treasury’s supply of sil­ many gamblers prefer to stay not ke warrmated a t thto Abo A Large Sdectioii Of Dietetic Candy iiuid, arrivA back in Cyprus in first livt telMaat m m Japan ver dollars, more than 900 mil­ with the silver dollars, even for time. Johnson mat with Comer F i ^ M ain S i and . .id the International army to United States, expreuea his lion at the start of 1968, has lamer bets. may be operational by the end country’s “deepeat regret" for Deputy Atty. Gsa. NlehelM MAMeNltTII*t T tilliT riWANCUM. i w t i t b t i b n shrunk to fewer than 17 million, (ill Gilbert, assistant mana­ ■atsoahach, Am A Atty. Gen, MUNSON'S CANDY KITCHEN 648-4444 ft the week. He had been to deranged Japanese youth’s and those aren’t expected to ger of another casino In Las Vi^ Geneva for two Raya of talks knife attack on U.S. Ambasra- Burke Marohall of the do* last long. The House Appropria­ gas, Inslsta that chips won’t psuiment’s ctvil rights divt* % f t o m u TO SERVE TOD r ^ E P L O h / S f 648-6247 1007 MAIN gIREET NEAR MAPLE STREET with Thant. dor Edwin O. Ralfchauar. tions Committee has* rejected wor' in the dollar alota. ROU1V ^ BOLTON—OPEN SUNDAY Tha Sacurlty Oounoll’a March With CypruB crMa In back­ legislation to pay for minting "They’d bend or break,” OU- Mon, aad Joseph F. Delaa, • OPEN THURS. *n FRL NIGHT TILL 9 • 4 resolution authorised appoint- ground, efraaca paradsia lU 16Q million new allver dollara. bart aald. 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MANC3iBSTER EVENING .HERALD, MANCHESTER, pONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1964 MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1064; t t H f fiMii ly copied at home. They are Dummies in Store Windows based upon skillful cuttii« and Good Grooming RochviUe~VerrU>n redwoods—4wIf-crMttioB e t their less elaborate settings and thm Sheinwold on Bridge Group Seeks eo-««lled "Hfe sonee”— comb-outs. Those who are old Stamps N eu m Accents Beauty opens them to demage Q;om enough will recognise a favor­ By ALTBEO SHBINWOLD North dteltr freeways. t'orecast Trends in Hairdos ite of the 'SOs—the page-boy— Bridge la not Just a gams of Both ildss vnlnerablo Root .structures direct small is a welcome revival. ■ On Womanhood NOBTH Preservation cold logic and mathematical Endorses WeUes streams within the forests and By AUCXA BART ^grrtid fashion Imafe- And, the This basic hairstyle, flatter­ B A 9 3 form baains to retain water viUti ing to moat features, is set on Newspaper Enterprise Assn. reasoning. It's a good Idea to Mtmwpmftr Bn>erpHse Aaaa. •tylinf then is done by hifhiy know that you’re playing against Of Redwoods to the trees. skilled artists worklnc for dis­ large rollers with the largest Worship of the youthful image Freeway cuts block natural ■earchbif for a new hairdo overlooks the true beauty that human beings with human reao- _____ « A K I < S To Seek Third Term play houses. Very adept, they you can find for the hair on tions. ^ drainage, expose shadowed Biat will be a trend-setter in top and slightly smaller ones cornea with maturity. Catch a w v r BAST By DEREK SCHOEN can fashion any sfyie required North dealer groves to sunlight, create wind your community? Keep an eye for sides and back. woman in a thoughtful mood 4 K J S 4 7 . for mannequins, using horsehair Both sides vulnerable The Vernon Republican Oom-fOommiaalon of the Town o t Ver- SAN FRAN(3S(X> (AP)—Red­ tunnels and otherwlae disturb an the department store win­ but few of them can do a "iive” When setting your hair at and ahe’ll probably aay her tyK10S54 Sp J 7 3 2 woods or roadways? the "life aone.” most beautiful years were eons Opening lead — Ten of Dia­ 6 10 9S O A Q IC 3 mlttee ’ may have disregarded non will be held Friday at the dow dummies. head. home, dry it thoroughly before monds That’s the question posed by Such conditions si>ell quick Bxctpt for ago. 4 10 7 A $ S 4 tradition this week when its American Legion Field on Regan T ■rVs'‘- r,.' -1 annihilation for redwoods, ac­ In fact, a spot check by West- combing out for a longer-last­ West opened the ten of dia­ SOUTH Rd. California conservationists bat­ These silent ladies of fashion inghouse Hair Care Service, ing hairset. This is a tip from Yet actreases like Marlene - ■ cording to State Park Commis­ monds, and dummy’s king went A Q/10 8 5 4 2 membeni endorsed State Sena­ Two separate events will be tling proposed state freeways mutely forecast important sil­ didn't turn up a mannequin a hairdresser who also says to AP NewsfeaturM Dietrich, Joan Crawford, Lo­ they claim would Irreparably sioner Margaret Owings, a sup- to the ace. East continued with tor Franklin O. Welles as a c m - held. Pre-echool eg* children stylist who had done a real brush freshly set hair straight By SID KRONI8H retta Young and Merle Oheron (? A damage countless towering potirter of the Save-the-R^wood< houette changes in hairstvles, the Jack of diamonds and then 0 7 4 3 didate for re-election. will participate at 10 a.m. and as well as In women's fashions. Woman's hair. back frorri the forehead until are living proerf that a woman PAUL'S trees in the heart of the state’s Leaague’s battle. Several new sets o l stamps— switched to the deuce of hearts. 4 Q 9 2 Welles has served two terms children who attend school from Often, according to experts who waves lock and hair begins to remains beautiful as long as famed redwoods country north And, unlike real hairdos, the ranging from a va’ilety of birds South took the- ace of hearts North I « t SoWh Wh I and, according to political ob- kindergarten to second grade The league hopes to get na­ groom coifs for store window take shape. Then brush it into she cares about her grooming. of here. tionwide support In its drive to stiffly lacquered horsehair wigs to old sailing vessels — have Nature also gives tiie older and sat in solemn thought to r a 1 NT Pm 4 a All STEAK HOUSE ssrvera, oflce holders have often will beidn at 1 p.m. mannequins, they are far cannot be restyled. The dum­ the style you wish. moment in the hope of working vacated the poet after a second The freeway proposal is the force the state to re-route the ahead of many fashion changes. been issued by Australia, lu e woman an assist as graying ROUTE 80 — VERNON There will be 36 Easter latest in a series of crises that mies have to have their hair out the beat play in trumps. term to make way for a candi­ baskets given to children In proposed freeways. This is especially true of man­ SKIING INVITA'nON bird set features a magpie hair forms a soft frame for the wins with the ace, and declarer have occupied the San Francls- done more frequently than most Since South was a very logical has no further problem. Reeervatloiiat 87S-1MI date from another 85th district each poup. The baskeU wiU be Its theme; That devastation of nequins who "people-watch" framed by eucaltyts, a galah face touched with the beauty co-bMed teve - the - Redwoods redwood trees would be a of you who go to a beauty shop WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. of living. man he made a very logical If you play against machines, town. awardiMl to those who find the from their glass settings along once every 10 days (if you’re Frank E. Moss, D-Utah, sent perched on a deal tree and a play: He led a low trump to AMPLE PABUNa League since its formation in betrayal of public trust. New York’s Fifth Avenue. Chi­ blue wren on a background of With your famUy grown and this article will tet^h you noth­ LaVergno WiUlama o f Cb- colored egga Every child who 1918. one of those average women Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy dummy’s ace and then returned ing. If you play a^lnst human lumbla and Andrew Repko of partietpatee will receive some The charge is based on state cago's Michigan Boulevard or braken fern. All three stamps away from home, you have OPEN 7 DATS A WBBK By the time the league was plans calling for a freeway to mentioned in surveys). The well a telegram Tuesday inviting the more time to fit a grooming a low trump. brtngs, however, be guided by Willington are also interested Blaster candy. Los Angeles' Wilshlre Boule­ dressed mannequins gets a new attorney general and his' family are in natural color. The ship It was a bad day for logic. formed, one-third of the state’s slice through the 6,000-acre na ritual into your schedule of soc­ their reaction. COCKTAILS SERVED In the post The Easter Egg hunts are vard. -v dummy-do every week and it to come skiing in Utah Easter set consists of two stamps. One West was sure to win two 1% million acres of redwood for­ tiona'. tribute grove In Jedediah ial and community activities. Dally Question Republicans have selected open to all children of the speci­ ests already were gone. Smith Redwoods State Park, a The bouffant started its col­ costs about $40. Economy-mind­ weekend. depicts a portrait of Matthew trump tricks, and ths contract Partner opens with INT (1$ TO YOUB TASTB Clifford Hawley, of the Acro- You can, and should, treat your­ fied age groups throughout the 9,000-acre preserve northeast of lapse in the windows of better ed stores quietly transfer the Moss said he had read that Flinders with his ship, the "In­ was on the rocks. to 18 points), an dthe next play­ mold Products Oorp. to fill a town. In case of Inclement Today, only 260,000 acres of self to a relaxing tub bath at virgin redwood forests remain. Oescent Chty, near the Oregon stores. The Marienbad hairdo dummies from windows to de­ the attorney general and other vestigator,” in the background. the. beginning and end of each No Reaction er doubles. You hold: Spades, vacancy on the Board of Fi­ weather, the huht will be held appeared almost simultane­ EVERY WED. * PBL Of this total, only 50,000 acres border. partments Inside to get another, members of the Kennedy family The other adhesive shows day. If you feel you are frivolous There was a clue to the win­ K-J-8; Hearts, K-lO-S-S-4; Dia­ nance created by the resigna­ on Saturday. week or so from their invest-' are In state or national parks. ously in movie houses and store had been unable to get reserva­ G eorge Bass with the whale and wasting your time in the ning line of play, but South had monds, 10-8-8; Clubs, 10-7. What DURING LXNT tion of Joseph P. McManus Regtster In League The grove was paid for In windows weeks before most of ment while other stores dis­ Advertised by Northern Calif­ tions at Sun Valley, IdalM. boat in which he entered Bass tub, you can set up a tub tray failed to notice It. It was pretty do you say? who will move to New York About 475 boys registered for part by contributions from 4,000 us knew that the French film card the wigs at the end of "Invite all the Kennedys to Strait. These two stamps are clear that East had started with Answer: Redouble. Since you TWIN LORSTIR soon. I the Little League this year, ac­ ornia chambers of commerce as persons in all sections of the bad launched a new hairstyle. the display period—usually a to facilitate a manicure or hair­ "the oldest living things," the come to Utah," Moss said. "Our part o t the Navigators aeries setting, or to hold a book. a long diamond suit headed by have 7 points In high cards, the Hawley Is a director ot the cording to league officials. This country as a memorial to friends Much credit for "hunching” week in major cities. lofty trees live for as long as and relatives killed in World snow exceeds l(X) inches in which began with the recent Another relaxing beauty aid ace-queen-Jack and with three or partnership total Is 23 to 2S Rockville Area Chamber of Is about 75 more than last years new hairdos goee to store co- Incidentally, mannequins cur- DINNER 4,000 years, attain diameters of War n. depth, topped by new powder. Tasman issue. The simultaneous for the mature woman will do four hearts headed by the ^ ck points the opponents have cmly Commerce and Is active in twgiatraitlon. onUnatora who key hairstyles i tently are wearing more natur- Can assure excellent accommo­ Issue of Stamps honoring FUn- or king. Yet East had not react­ 10 to 17 points. You may be d vlc activities. He was an un­ more than 20 feet and soar 350 A second battleground is the much to erase fatigue and pain $3.50 Tryouts will be held April 4 feet above ground. wlth fashions to create an inte-' al hairdos. And these are easi- dations in Salt Lake City." ed after the opening bid of one able to punish the opponents successful candidate for the and 5 sit the American Lepon 16-square-mile Prairie Creek dsrs and Baas recalls their voy­ lines caused by aching feet. Private logging operations notrump. severely at any contract. olty council last year. Field on Regan Rd. for the Ver­ State Redwoods Park on the age together in 17M in the Treat yourself to a foot bath. have accounted for the demise If Eart also held the kln|( of Enjoy our Slaaling Btaaki^ ’The t OOP committee selected non league. northern coast, between Eureka "Tom ‘Thumh” and their later And, again because you are in of most of the redwoods. The and Oescent City. ■efwrate exploratlmu. It is also the land of time-and-motion ape- spades, he might well have con­ r o r Bhelnwold’s Sfl-page book­ DeUeloos Seafood, fai Oooa* delegate to the State conven­ The Vernon league still needs sidered a bid or a double, ac­ let, "A Pocket Guide to try Atnosphere. Oearteeua tion. Revlaed rules of the party wood of the coast redwood (Se­ The state Is considering sev­ M>propriate that the Flinders elalists, do two things at once. coaches, said directors Atty. quoia sempervlrens) is high­ tually, East had passed away Bridge," send 00 cents to Bridge Service. Call ns for parttoK call for five delegates in each eral alternate freeway routes stamp will be released on the For your foot bath, pour Frank MoCby and (^Ifton Sy- ly prized for Its durability and through the Prairie O eek Park. laoth anniversary ot his death. warm soapy water, with lemon with nary a flicker. Book, Manchester Eve. Herald, etc. — 100 Maximum. of the various categories in­ monda and anyone interested The textbooks may not tell Box 3318t-^Grand Central Sta­ stead of four delegates, attractive texture. The league has termed all the Juice added for bleaching, into DINE AND DANCE may contact them. But another characteristic of proposals unacceptable. K o f s k y ’s p e d w i n . India has issued a new com­ a glamorous basin or bowl. You you anything about this kind of tion, New York 07, N.Y. more I^e Vernon league registered memorative stamp honoring the can address Invitations for a situation, but a practical player Copyright, 1984, Every Frf., Sat. 9 p jn .-t aJM. Delegates are as follpws: about 200 boys, as compared to Sfith anniversary of the birth of charity event or write letters to should be willing to bet about 3 General Features Corp. State (Convention: Thomas O. 175 last year. The Rockville Maham Barojbii Naidu, reports your children and friends while to 1 that West has the king of Camithers, town chairman; league, headed by J Friday Only, Admiral Jack Here include Tenderloin town mmltUe,A»^t^ ^P* MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M.-^ wishing such covers may write proved nil Indorsements. to: Irid) Cachet Covers, 947 Steaks $4-20 and $0.70; Steer Just nhout the A m e to THURSDAYS, 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. East 32 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sirloin, $5.7S aad a taety ( i f iTiost frightening I Cost per cover is S9 cents. Chopped Sirloin, $8.20. All J os^ A. Kette, 27, o t 115 are glorlSed with muehroome, motion picture Prospect St. wae arreeted Tuesday afternoon by Rockville RESERVATTONS, PLEASE ever m ade! police on a charge o t breach of We G lve^?^ GREEN STAMPS with EVERY DIME YOU SPEND! p e d w i n . of Automated Store the peace. The arrest was made (More OB this here tomorrow) under a warrant and he is slat­ VBBMB IBBAB M B«$OBB Flop in Moscow DCMID Rf N M R ed to appear in (Circuit (Court GlovMoft... covwed wi& levolutionaiy PLUS 12, Rockville, <»i April 7. Blette MOSCXJW —The Soviet Un­ pf. .. u.. import.: CHARGE is having troubles. DANCE TO THE ance. ^ When It opened last "DR. CRIPPEN" Sylvia A. Ihompson, 18, of 4 leather, yet unbelievably strong u d washable. Vernon Ave. was arrested Tuee- ACCOUNTS Spring, Soviet Propaganda or­ "YERSATILES" STARTS A t a touch, it flows into “comfort wrinklea*' . . . gana hailed it as the "store of BOB HOPE In "GLOBAL AFFAIR” day for parking vlolatlonn. She Featuring—Vocal! DON MOORE SUNDAY plus "KISS OF THE VAMPmE” was released under $15 bond releaae, and it springe back smoothly. Suppleness ^ e m a n INVITED the future" and Russia's answer Guitar: HANK ERIK it built-in for the life of your chair! Glowing to the American supermarket for appearance In Circuit Court W E GIVE Drama: BOR GAGNON 12 on March 31. Patrolman new colors, too. Now two economists writing THURSDAY aad SATURDAY NIGHTS in Izvtstia say: John Bundy made the arrest. MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE "As soon as ths hypnotic ef­ CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY The annual Easter Egg Hunt fect of the magic of automation sponsored by the Recreation OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS TO 9 wore off, it suddenly became Never before at ttik fow psieel clear that the new Ingenious, R m RESTAURANT extremely costly electronic- 17-89 OAK STREET -— b y mechanical system has brought No Mlnlmnm — No Cover Make Your Reservations FOAM TV Stratorester neither the shopper nor the Plenty Of Free Parking workers any convenience." So much more for your money! 100% nylon- FLOWER FASHION The economists complain that For cover combined with plastic, cushiony foam It takes longer to make a num­ seat, kidney roll to rest your back, high back ber of purchases thw in an ord­ W hM You Think Of Easter inary aelf-servlce store. to rest your head, plus a special TV reclining The state spent about two feature that keeps years and 300,000 rubles ($333,- ^ viewing level '/ 5 y 000; in developing automatic Easter Dinner Q K while your body is devices which often break down. D I N E H E R E f ACCESSORIES i "T o service them, a whole stretch^ out! Never group of mechanics and elec­ AT before at this low tricians Is kept on hand," the price. FAIRWAY economists say. Q f \ Easter Suhdau Soviet officials are. drawing You Receive 700 jl-VT Green Stamps! up plans for a chain erf auto­ THINK FAIRWAY mated stores even though prev­ W« enjoy serving the ious experiments with automat­ WB GIVE ic vending machlnea have prov­ j f whole family, so come ^ i VILLA LOUISA en unsuccessful, they continued. this Sunday and bring They cited the example of lO LTO N DISCOUNT EVERYTHING FOR EASTER! bread-vending machines that ^ the children. Everyone PhoRS 4 4 9 -1 1 3 1 have become a chronic head­ ache to retailers and customers. J will enjoy a delicious din- CASH AND CARRY SHOP FAIRWAY Iivestia refrained from taking COMPUTE HOME-STYLE DINNERS HATS sides. An editorial note accom­ ^ ner served deftly luid panying the article said almply a a i that It seemed Important. courteously in our attrac­ PaelHHM for WsiWings, lanqiMta ond PortlBS Sink down into 4" of FOAM . . . loan bock OPEN tive, relaxed atmosphere. GLOVES WORKER GASSED on thick FOAM . . . thfn strotch way outl OPEN CH ARG E IT SAVE! HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Gas escaping at a broken connection I TILL IF YOU WISH In an ammonia line killed one SUNDAY DINNERS SERVED Stratorester FLOWERS man and overcame five others ; 12 NOON to S P M . DELIVERY THURS. 1 Tuesday at the Blue Ribbon 9 P.M. SERVICE Packing Co. TV Recliner THURSDAY VEILINGS AN D I Cordell McGee, 10, died be­ "FOOD fXMB fore firemen wearing gas masks EVERY MO" and FRIDAY could carry him and a second JRAVEY’S .95 worker from the loading .area Crisp, white TRIMMINGS where the accident happened. The ammonia 1s used as a re­ frigerant at the plant and in the easy-care flrm’a trucks. . |itkinn rptjrk uat as beautiful, juat ai rast- WIRE SERVICE TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD RIBBONS i:ul as it looks! Practical, wash- uniform abla aupported plastic cover that will wear and wear. New JEWELRY STARTS TONIGHT! loose cushion construction. Permanent built-in FOAM DINNERS of INHRNATIONAL FAME! 19.90\A SELECHD RY PARAMOUNT PICTURES POR THE comfort that molds itself to NOVELTIES EXCLUSIVE HARTFORD ENOAOEMENT Prepared by CHEF ANDRE Hand washable two-p)>pce the curvet of your body. ptdyester and nylon jer­ Notica tha ntw styling . . . you'd aevar know it waa a ra« W M built-in Make Plans For Your sey knit uniform by dinar nntil you loan back! A ' IV viewing Whittenton. No. ^86 in reeommeBded Bast Buyl . Easter Dinner At Fiona's sizes 8-18. Just one from eoMirvetiM ' You Receive 9$e jfygc On m fltampe! our extensive (Mllection Thsrt will be bo d an cin g of uniforms for the e FREE MAIN STREET PARKING OR IN THE LOT NEXT TO OUR STORE e ■ M it WNifar flt. tetardsY evening, » 28to Mijy. W e will be doe- woman who wears white YOU HAVEA C H O IC E m r i t p * s f . ed Good Fridsy. at work. OP 4 CREDIT P U N S . . . 4494341 o i i l i l ^ t i r n i i u n [D $0- Day Regular Oharge t (S) $0-«0-90-Day IrPaynmrt OOMPLETB n o W B AT Glazier's Oharge Plaa restanrint Corset Uutte (•) Up TO Two Testa Te Pay SATUBOAT BURNSIDE I > M A I N 5 T . hA A N C H E S T E R YiSS. BtU i i i u . i i s s (4) Yeem g Honuimalwre. * MNI ^ BoltOH • a e e'e e e * RkMM GUI**S8AS OppoMtothel 1 ea L m r (■onHi I M ) Bfala street Loy-Away YiSS-SiW «n MAIN 0TBBBT ______

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Tsm rom •MANCKSStES EVENING HEBALD, HANGHEBliai. GONN, f^SDNESDAY, MABCH » , 196i M AW CHEalia EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1964 Atlaatio a ty , N.J. The UAW of Methuselah in tha momtiig. win soon be in new contract ne- R’a all rather complicated. Two Tax Agents L B J P iis h e s gouations with the automskere. Success Bad But there is a eommou point Soviet Envoy He warned against a price- la m am Uvaa at which tbare la Here Tomorrow wage spiral, but explained; BO doubt that youth aaya tare- There's Still Time B ill Raising "Thta administration has not F o i^ M a n o f wan and age says hello. This is Represents undertaken and will not under­ when a man’s dealra to porform ■me Internal Hevanue Serv take to fix prices and wages in an excellence becomes fees im­ Ics has aarigned two agents to Federal Pay this economy. We have no Inten- O n e D ream portant to him than Us mere be in Mancheater tomorrow to Enough To Do Your New Breed tlon of intervening in every la­ wish to survive. It le here that help area taxpayers in the By HAL BOYLE preparatton of their liioome tax By JAMBS MABIiOW bor dispute.” be ceases to be a potential hero returns. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) _jeM«# P n w H«i»* AaKlytt And WhUe Johnson was talk- NEW YORK (AP)—Curbetone of struggle and becomes a hu­ Easter Cleaning! -—Nikolai T. Fedorenko has one WASHINOTON (AP) — The Injln Atlantic City the chair­ man robot u d a oowaKL The men wU be stationed in thing In common with the five comments of a Pavement Hie arteries no longer riiout the hearing room of the MUnie- lolimon adminlatnttlon, lacktny man of his economic council, i tpal Buihmig fram 9 a.m. to Coats, Salts, Slacks, Drasses, Shirt* men who preceded him as the control over prices end wsges, Walter Heller, was out In De­ Plato: an inside bravery; Ms veins Kremlin's spokesman at the Suceeas is the greatest danger only whlmer to hie heart of his 1 p.m. B trylnj In a finjerty way to troit telling the economic club T i^ wfll be fitotr third and United NaUons; he 1s regarded nudge business and tobor into there: 'Tt would be less than to a man with only one dream. greid and gathering fears- The WE GIVE PROMPT SERVICE by his colleagues as a top-flight The one-dream man, once he castle of his being has been laM 'vlaU to Mam^iseter this keeping them down. prudent not to keep an eye year, fault* local reridenU may diplomat J^'S^SMILINO GERVJCK At the same time. President cocked on the price-wage gains his goal,.is.Imprisoned by breached not by strangers but IN ONE DAY and OUT THE NSX1I But the Soviet delegate, now his own achievement. Winning by himself. He has pushed his obtain further eerietance on any Johnson has urged Congress to front.” VreritBur until AprU 16, id-the begtnning his second year at vote a tS45-minion pay raise for djslllusions him. He is like Alex­ own panic button. He can never U.N. headquarters, represents ander the Great who, according be young again. His own doubts Internd Revenua • Service’s 'of- WORKMANSHIP GUARANTIED J.7 million government employ­ llcea at 4to M att S t, between a new breed. Suave, scholarly es, even if the B35 Congress to legend, drank himself to have made Mm old. and affable, he bears little re- death because there didn’t seem The more dreams and hopes 8:16 a.m. and 4:0 p.m. COME IN TODAY MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER members hesitate to include BOY SCOUT ■emblancc to such old Bolsha- F'J- themseh’BS In the increase. nnich else left worth doing. you have, the less likely you viks as Andrei Y. Vishlnsky. Victory is always a menace to are to be whipped by the defeat ROAD HfklS Johnson and his economic jul- CmCAOO (AP) — Road hogs Fedorenko, 81, wears a bow vlsers, walking Up-toe In this Notes and Newt the one-track mind. It is a par­ of one or rutned by the success a. A Andarsaa photo tie like an American college ticular peril to the mll'tary of another. You are too busy on the Den Ryan Expreaeway prickly field where the govern­ are not unusual, but tMs timo professor, wears well-Ullored ment has no authority to forbid, mind. Adolf Hitler, who did and with many poesibilitles to be-, Engaged ALLEN’S CLEANERS clothes, speaks English pass­ CUB SCOUT PACK M aald many wrong things, was come a victim either of the de- they were genulae. are not telling buslncas and la­ The toigagwnent at JOm Judy Motorists stopped, on their ably and has a doctorate in bor flaUy there should be no The meeting of ttib Scout right on one point. ’That was Bpalrs at frustration or the cor­ 617 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER Classical Chinese literature. Pack 98, held recently at when he complained that vic­ rosive timidity of victory. Ann Foeter to Roger A. Ander­ way home from work Tuesday boosts. to aid in the capture of flva-bogs Because of the differences of Wbat they seem to be saying Buckley f^hool, was open^ by tory made his generals timid. This le the best recipe tor son, both at Itondieater, has HOME OF QUAUTY CLEANING style, objectives and the Inter­ Finishing In their anti-inflation efforts, of­ Iver Anderson, oubmaster. ’Rk 'n^s has be«) true of most staying young I believe there been announced by her parents, escaped from a truck. The flag ceremony was conducted generals in most armies is: ’To prosper as many hopeful porkers tied tq> traffic more national atmosphere, it is diffi­ ten using a rather foggy prose. Mr. and Mr*. Hubert M. Foeter than an hour. cult tp measure him against the «s Is that there dwuld be no price- by Ronald PontareUl, Jerry St. throughout history. Once they dreams and endeavors as far as Jr. of 41 Debnont St. performances of his predeces­ wage increases unless they are Pierre, James Anderson, Donald win they hesitate ever again to you can as long as you can. Her fiance la the son of Mr. sors. His colleagues agree, how­ j , - G jusUfled. , Miller and David Herbert, ail of put themselves into a position Try it and see. If after half a and Mrs. Walter E. Anderson ever, that ha to doing his job This leaves the door gjar, al­ Den 3. where they might lose. century or ao you find it doesn’t of 19 Gardner St. well. ^ though Johnson can’t do naobe ”TTie TTiree Trees,” a Biort But success can be a major work, let me know—and I’ll go Miss Foster, a 190 graduate Once or twice he has ahown than this, since a businessman skit, was presented by Den 1. foe in any line of endeavor—to to the bank with yoii and sign of Mandieeter High School, la a that, if the occasion calls for it, anxious to raise a price or a the businessman who makes coHxmeor on a loan to buy Touches! John OreetM, Jeff Oetburg, Ray retailing major at Hartford CM- he can be just as persistent as union bent on higher wages will Joyner, Jeff Nickerson, Marie only one financial coup, the ac,- you your first wheelchair. May­ lege for Women. Andrei A. Gromyko or Jacob always argue a Justificmtion. BeBuardo, William M aur^ and tor who has only one outstand­ be h f than 1 may want to use Malik. But hU main task to to This Is exactly what Johnson ing role, the writer who has one it myself. Mr. Aadenon, a I96A grad- Keith Johnson were the pertlcl- book in hie system end uatwof Mhnefaester H ^ Sbbool, reflect the atmosphere now em­ Umsdf does In proposing an In­ pante. Den 8 and Dta 4 dle- attended Ward School of Blec- anating from Moscow, while Butter Soft crease hi government my. He then site barren before hie emp­ their job wss to fight toe cold says failure to increase It would pleyed projects and crafts pre­ ty-minded typewriter. tiMcs, and served three yean p a id by James Quinn, Jeffrey It 1s multiplicity of dream, Welfare Spends vfith the United States Marine war bitterly. make more difficult the task of Some Western diplomats com­ recruiting and keeping top flight m theen, BUly MoKee, Kenton not singleness of goal that pre­ Corps as a photograjmer. He ia Suede Nylon people in government. Oeer, Bill Oorra, James Down­ serves youth. $4,156 in Month employed by Wiles Studio, Hart­ pare him to Arkady A. Sobolev, The perfect TWO wedcs ago in Congress, ing, Michael Schardt, M a rk ford. who was perhaps ths most pop­ Odell, James HalHsey and Oer- Age, of course, is a hard thing The wedding wiU take {dace ular of the Soviet permaneM the House appeared to be in a to oefinc. ’There are all kinda The Town Welfare Depart­ on Sept. 6. delegates. Sobolev, an electrical GLOVES rush to raise government sala­ ald Ooegrove. ways to measure age. There is ment report tor February was ries, including a $10,000 addiUon Parents offleated at an in­ one’s calendar age, one’s men­ virtually unchanged from that engineer by training and a one­ Fill-in for your flection of the OiA Sooute. Mary DellaFera, shows coots of MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER time assistant secretary-general to the PS.B00 now paid all mem­ tal age, one’s emotional age, of tho oorrespenmng month, iaat of United Nations, to regarded bers of House and Senate, a 44 The annual Charter Oak one’s physiological aga, the age year. $4,1M.13 for this February, com­ For Your Esstsr Costums pared to 0.90.M H>ent in Feb­ as the best negotiator among per cent Increase. OounoU banquet fOr^adulte only, one feels—and the age that om- The department bandied two the Soviet representatives. Dress or Suit . . , Bvery time one of its mem­ to be held AprU il, was an­ er people estimate you to be. mora oases and spent $318 ruary 190. bers sought to block this in­ nounced. Mej. Oen. Thomas J. Tnere le also the problem of more last month then it did a . A total of 0 cases were han­ While Fedorenko seems to be crease, the House brushed it dled tfale'I^efaniaiy, and 0 dur­ well Stilted for the mission he DentwHy will be the guapt smsetlmea/ feeling jaang at year agp. has to carry out in 1964, one can ?■ '^ 4 ^ ' aside, or rather it did the fast speaker. ReeervatlODB may be night and Ukc the grandfather Tha repmh kmued ‘by Mian ing Fafaniary of last year. nOGILVIE only wonder how he would have btudibig so long as they were made through April 8 by calling I’ net Totmg in a roll call where done In 1946 or In 1680. Would A MUST for James St Ftot^ 76 Bketton he have been able to carry out aaeh member's vote would be Rd. Msted by name. the unpopular as.signments giv­ But when a roll call was A meeting of the committees Home Permanent en ^ Gromyko and Malik? Double woven nylon 7 button your coat torosd on them, they suddenly and den mothem wfll be held When Gromyko took over as classic in suede nylon, butter-soft Wednesday at 7:90 pm . at the SPRING BUILDING PLANS? the first permanent U.N. repre­ I tifi ‘ killed the whole pay raise no- lioine of Jamas S t Ftorre. with Free Trial Size of to the touch. In white, black, beige. tioii, tor themselves and every­ sentative, he was 87 and al- t ,, r - ' body else, by a vote of 233 to Youll bo building a bright future for your fam­ rea'’y deputy foreign minis­ S84. LBJ Home Sold ily when you “feather your nest” with savings. New Conditioning Shampoo ter, Unsmiling by nature, he Easter Suitable! A few days later, Johnsm resented a grim picture as he A colorful SCARF wrote a letter to House Speaker When building plans call for financing—you’ll hiIammered away at the West. So flattering for your Easter suit—Of ea«y-to-care- WASHXNOTON (AP) — Prasl- . ‘ John W. McOormaiek, D-kCass,, dent and Mra. Johnaon have be better off with a "Savings & Loan” Home $ 0 5 0 When Malik succeeded Gro­ tor crepe with slightly scooped neckline and short proposing the House start all add their former Weahington Mortgage. a 88.26 value ^ myko, there wss little change. b y Vera sleeves, all add up to sheer flattery and good taste over a | ^ and raise govem- home, The Blins, to a Miami, Malik had once been a corres­ for the finishing touch. In white, sizes 32 to 88. mcBt salaries. Fla., buslneasman, the Waahlngw pondent lor Pravda, the Com­ He said Onngrees* besltaiicy ton Poet reported today. munist party paper. At 4^, he 16 luscious to ghre ttseV a raise was no The newspaper said Luther B. 'A tt -a From the Pre-Perm Conditioner to final rbUM, OgUvle was one of the young "old bol- colors reasoa for not giving the other Smith, a major stockholder m Home Permanent gives you precisely the kind of wave you shevlkl.” federal employee a boost some 6 corporations largely in want. • .lets you choose rollers, rods or plncurls. And Ogilvie Malik had a role in two his­ i Bvery year, one of tiie most the aircraft Industry, slmed a vS A V IN G S Home Permanent haa been giving beautiful results on all toric events. He opened the ttibbeiy, and eomethnes moot sales contract arranged by the door, in a television speech, to hwompinhpasible, plecee of American Security Oorp. 'nanriieeterto L . O A 1 V types of hair, including- tinted and bleached hair, for years. the armistice negotiations which ...... ^ wttting la eontalned In the an­ Smith, who has homes in Mi­ ltt ends and breakage. he negotiated the end of the m e year the oouneB noted Berlin blockade in 1949. L. B. SmlUi, a liMMy conatroo- Dividend t e ^O O taHai n d6t%m t 0M0a^a/Hlll/a{te ^ . Take lutyantage of this mfooial cfCer on Ogilvie Home flmt in the past thrss years tkm equipment company with nuRmd SGvinn . '__ Malik was followed by one of fltora has been an “ummual de- ofOces in Harrisbini^ Pa., and uuHuva cw vui. b r a n c h OFFICE, ROUTE *U COVENTRY ’ Permanent.'^1 . the giants of Soviet diplomacy, Special for Easter! gres at pries stability” althoui^ Baltimore, Md. the sharp-tongued Vishlnsky, a ‘'aomewtaat upward drift in The Post said Smith bought who came to the United Na­ Bis prlcas of final purchasee.” the bouse as a surprise for bis ’ir>. tions after serving as foreign First Time Ever But, it said, from the begin- wife. Mrs. Smith had aeen the a iif c opentills p m MON^TUESm.! minister. Vishlnsky was the ■lag of 190 to the end of 100, house several years ago when F y t r a H . . most colorful of all the Soviet piicee had gone up only 4 per the couple were guests at a I■A»ICI lIU III 9 Tharoday B AJM. to 8I P:PJML—Wed. Closed At Noon ■y.i Sf' - delegates and he was a domi­ seat It inged stability this party given by the former own­ nant figure of the cold war. He * ' year, without saying that there er, Peris Mesta. L a d ie s chOQse had a quick mind, a talent for Lily Dache , . should be no Increasee at all. The Post said the price was ^ r Dorothy Gray phraseology and an aptitude for A ' - ‘ It aald the adminlstratlan not discloaed but it was under­ repartee never surpassed in the **wUI not hesitate to call public stood that tha property was in United Nations. , attentten to major private decl- the $300,000 bracket. Vishlnsky died at hto post i STOCKINGS aiooe—by either busineas er la­ Nov. 22. 1984, You’ll enjoy this big saving. Choose bor — that seriously overstep MODEL PLANES HAZARD To Really Say "Happy Eoiter"—Give Them On the day before his death at from seamless stretch, seamless plain, wmdBflatloaary price and wage ! PERRY, Ga. (AP) — Modd 71, this correspondent wrote: or seamless micro mesh in PROPOR- standards. I airplane flyers may no longer "Vishlnsky, the prosecutor, '’It is ths refponslbUHy—and use the a l^ rt at Perry — the has now become Vishlnsky, the 'nONED LENGTHS. Sizes Petite gi/j Bis determined purpoee—«< the Federal Aviation Agency says kindly old gentleman, who apol­ to 10, average 8i/4 to 11, tall 9Yz to 11. administration te do all it prop­ they are endangering regular ogizes when he differs with the Two spring shades, Monte Carlo and erly can te promote the right aircraft. 'tiki west." I Biarritz. eutoome.’* City OouncU notified Pdlce Sobolev, as Vishlnsky’s depu-' Johnson tried to do some of Chief J.B. Hawkins thia week to ty, had been groomed to take, Bds promoting Monday In a keep model plane flyers off the over. Although Sobolev lacked speech to the United Automobile runwaya of Myrtle FIdd after Vishlnsky’s flamboyance and Workere Dhkm In eonvention at the FAA formally complained. showmanship, he was well MMetmsTM, oemwR known at the United Nations sstsrjfkmoHe . ^ and had no trouble stepping into the job. His three years as So­ viet delegate were relatively tui' From Your WOODLAND GARDENS. . . eventful. PaMhgT Redeoofaffhg? „ n P IhiacluStM LUMBER' SEE us FOR PERSONAUZEO Easter Suits This large satchel LILIES Soft and Airy ROSAMOND has outstanding appeal COLOR SERVICE I "THE ETERNAL SYMBOL OF EASTER!" 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w L .i jv '.i . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1964 llANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1964 South Windsor Tuomioja Named Andover tion to the question o f member­ ship in the Lake Association. Testimonial Set PART-T1MI supermarkets mostly. Most of Cyprus Mediator The committee now wishes to SODA tANVASSIRS them complain about services. report back to another group For A1 Pearson Geneva Not Paradise "It takes fbrevtr to g ft a waah- Town Would Shoulder Costs GOP Picks Delegates, Committee and ttelesates meeting. This meeting will be ‘ for Moficliottor ing machine fixed." (OoaMimed from Page One) held March 31 in the social room A testimonial dinner is being living costs vary widely from of the church. Homo'DoMvtriot Ooly planned to honor O. Albert the etatae. A cut and perma­ Of Refacing Community Y month-old conflict over the Cy­ Selected hy Republicans The church will be open all — APPLT — For All Americans nent wave are relatively cheap prus constitution. The council day o.n Good Friday for prayer Pearson, head of the music de­ MANCHESTER BOTTLINO (810): Bteak prices are lilgh (82 Trotman Resigns Post One a t the "hidden" coeta and town offlciala also approved sending a peace and meditation. Recorded mu­ partment at Manchester High COMPANY a pound). About 35 members of the Re-<>towh committee was empower- sic of Handel's "Messiah" will By JERRY SHEEHAN Chad for him and had for the volvad in the North End urben eaJlod for an expenditure of School who will retire in June 10 Headeraon Read Americana In Geneva wel­ \ ------® force to Cyprus for three months pwbUcan party met in caucus ed by the caucua to All any va be played from 1 to 4 p.m. in GENEVA—(NEA)—The direc­ company- ron e^ project — an expense about 128,000, broken down this A KcpubUcan party eaucua^dall School r for Creative Work after 32 years of service in the Maacheater 64S-76M come the chance to give their wtden will not be covered by from 19M to I960, and was also i wh"e the mediator seeks a per- at the Town Hall last night, canciea which may arise Iq the the afternoon and 7:30 to 10:30 tor of Ute corporation placea an "UniaUy the man ia thrUIad way: Monday nl(ht endorsed a slate Manchester schools. with Uvtng abroad; but itX th e children a Euroiiaan education. renewal funds but must Instead a private pupil of the late Ann ! manent accord. chose Mrs. Edward Montandon slate of deleqates. in the evening. affacUonate hand on FrUby'a Mra. Christy’s 6-year-old eon at­ Pi'MkU’KUon o f 6 iww parking t t mombera for the next town as moderator and E. William The event is scheduled for wife whorho 1 nas t o do...... the ehopiUng be paid by the town—Is a pro- area, including grading, draln- Randall. He has appeared in ! Thant needed the assent of the To Nhow Slides Monday, June 1 at C ano’s Res­ ahoulder and la y i: tends a French school, and Is poosd expondlture of about $26,- oommittee. 7%e 97 local Re- local productions of "Romeo Ginn as secretary and then Maarhester EvMiag Herald and cojpe with d a y -to ^lay y proLproD- ags, paving, curbing and an en­ Greek and Turkish Cyriots as Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bockus, taurant in Bolton. Edson M. lema fluent In that language. The 000 for changes to the Com- pubUeliis attending: also voted and Juliet". "Winterset", proceded to elect members of Andover eorreapondeiit, Law­ "W e like your atyle, Frlaby. In a foreign language. trance, at $12,610; well as- Britain, Greece and Lake Rd., will show color slides Bailey, former principal o f Man­ We’ve met the daughters, ll and it, speak lair munlty T on N. Main St. "Hamlet'*, and Gla.is Menag­ the 20-person town committee of their recent trips to Hawaii rence Moe, telephone 742-6196. We’re tranaferring you to our — pro•robiem i>y F r e ^ . Ralandaciqrinf at about $2,- to send tMegatea to various Turkey, coguarantors of Cyprus' chester High School, will be bringing both the husband'and There ia no Arm commitment 000; erie." His direction ''credits in­ 1980 independence from Britain, and delegates to the three com­ and the “Virgin Islands at to­ offica in Geneva, SwltMrland." The dlplomaUc colony, too, la G- by the nominating: committee Ragsissi has also had consid­ .said at U.N. headquarters Tues- evening will be Mrs. George have made careers in music. •AN Mokot the inexpenatve Ehiropean econ­ been In Geneva with his largs ever improvements the T build­ Of the town committee. erable experience in all phases ! day night he had notified the Eleanor Dickenson, Mrs. Rob­ Munson. Mrs. Doris Chamber- able numbers include Beeo eluding a face lifting of the rsar ert FriecMoh, and Mrs. Francis Tw o stereophonic phono­ Tentative plans are for writ­ omy, Geneva'a elegant reaort family for a year flnd a half aa ing needs because of the re­ of the structure to face the re­ 1110 name of Frank Masinda, of theater including lighting and ! U.i.'. secretariat that President lain, and Mrs. Walter Weir. •AN Modob Standard Oil, Proctor and Gam­ newal project. Haines. The other four of the graphs, valued at $148, were re­ ten Invitations to be sent to atmoaphere with awana paddl­ deputy director of th(t,fotergov- located Main St., include pro­ recommended by the nominat- sound, and will do the lighting Makarios of Cypus, who heads Church News •AN.TImos ing in the Rhone. ble, DuPont, U.6. Rubber, Union The renewal plan calls for the nine women members elected ported stolen from King's De­ friends and associates of Mr. emmental Committee fbr Euro­ posals to: Ing: committee, was turned techniques for the~ Hartford the island's Greek majority, had Annoimcements have been io Friaby packa hia family Carbide and Caterpillar Tractor pean Migration (ICEM) realignment of N. Main St. east were Mrs. Carl Houghton, partment Store yesterday after­ Pearson, with a general invita­ "It was a litUe hard on my Shuttering the rear windows, down in favor of Chester Heri­ Jewish Community's forthcom­ approved Tuomioja. made by several groups within noon. tion later Issued to the public Paul Dodoo Poortot and himself off for Switzerland The McFaddane have tW^Kof of the renewal area from Us tage who was nominated from ing production "O f Mice and In Nicosia, the Cypriot capital. Mrs. Edward Montandon, Mrs. the Congregational Church of wife at first." said Robert Mitch­ relocating the fire escape from Police said that a couple had through the na /spaper up to INC. to Join the expanding Am eri-' their five children enrolled in prseent location aouth of the T the rear to the cast side o f the the floor. Heritag:e was named Men." Vice President Fazll Kuchuk Robert Peters and Mrs. Carl activities holding interest for can colony there. ell, a vice president of Chrysler jo a new location north of the •seen two men take the phono­ the 400 capacity of the hall. Due 618 MAIN STREET International. "When I waa told local French speaking jMhool. building, adding a new entrance to the committee by a vote of Cast members for the Play­ .said he welcomed the nomiNa- Skiens. The eleven men mom- j many people in the town, graphs from a counter and walk Both Mronta and children ap­ to tie in with the new road 68-62. to the esteem with which Pear­ Phone 649-2681 Unfortunately toi; the mythical seven years ago about my new porch and painting the wood er's production have been select­ tion. Kuchuk is leader of the bers elected inmuded Joseph Young people who are making son is regarded by his thousands parently rcUah the chance to plan within the renewal area Vernon O. Petersen, moder­ toward a basement elevator. Friaby and the 7,600 American assignment In Geneva, I broke trim and frame construction. ed and will be announced soon. Turkish Cypriot faction, which Oomerford, Clarence Custer, plans for the summer may find They reported t^e Incident to a of former students and his many Europe. The two oldest Itself; ator of the caucus, invalidated is outnumbered 4 to 1 by island­ citlsena in and around Geneva, the news to my wife over a The cost is roughly aatimated Back stage help is needed by Benjamin Foreman, John B the announcement by the Re­ floor manager and his investi­ friisnda, a sellout crowd is an­ all la not golden in paradise. boys plan a bicvcls ride through AlUidb^ the relocation of at 610,000. one ballot as improperly cast. the group, however, and those ers of Greek de.scent. Martini after the kids had gone Hutchinson and J. cuyler Hut­ ligious Education Board of in­ gation revealed no trace of the ticipated. An increasing number of U.S. the continent this summer. the itNUK^Mludlng that sec­ Together, the coat of all the Voting was done by written bal­ Interested are a.sked to con­ terest. The board has made to bed. She cried before we The Britl.sh, Greek and Turk­ chinson. The other six mem- men but the disappearance of The committee planning the firms ara setting up offices in "Tour children,” said Mra. tion outside of the renewal area planned improvements comes to lot. tact Joseph DeMaio, production ish governments advised Thant available a listing of many sum­ left Detroit, but she loves it —1s to bo palo^from the renew­ beis chosen were Peter Maneg- two phonographs, a Webcor dinner is headed by Robert this centrally located-European now.” McFadden, "can be good little about $25,000. Folowing the caucus, E. Rus­ manager, Birch Rd., South Tue.sday that they approved Tu­ gia, George Munson, George mer camps and conferences model and an Ambassador mod­ Vater, Pearson’s assistant at ambaasadors for the U.8. They al funds, federal restrictions sel Trotman announced his res­ Windsor. open to the age group Grade 8 city. But wlUi the advantages, Most Americans complain omioja, who is serving as Fin­ Nelson, L. Bldward Whitcomb I group Grade 8 el, In brown and black cases, the high school, and Includes they diacover, come headaches. counteract that one per cent of prevent tha.T remCMteUng coats ignation as town chairman of Tickets will be available at nish ambassador to Sweden. Montague White and T C I young adults. Among respectively. William Coe. Carl Hultgren, that the Swiss are cordial but the American population here from being Included aa^welL the Republican party. each performance, and special The Cyprus post will be Tuo- Wrlirm ’ listings are the blcy- A description of the two men An executive of Chrysler In­ distant and do not really accept who canglve Americans a iMd Mi.ss Eva Johnson and Roger ternational. which employs 80 Tet the T building, \which Ralph Rennie, announced can­ rates will be available for mioja's third U.N. a.ssignment. ^ cle conference on Martha’s Vlne- was given to police. Loucks. ------ww I them essavInto theirasivia vltvlWvcircles. The Alio name. They’re the ones who now faces south, must R. E. Wmdell Andover win be represented j yard and Nantucket Islands and FUEL C O . Americans in its Geneva w orld' Swiss, however, complain thst didate for the GOP town com­ theater parties and students. The late Secretary-General Dag don’t realise that you can’t find how bo remodeled to face at the sUte Republican con the Davenport Choir Conference, 661 MAIN ST. headquarters, said that a firm’s ! the Americans liave set up a mittee receiving 19 of the 96 Ticket Information may be olv Ham lerskjold sent him to Laos -1 - r Main Street, U.S.A., everywhere if the road relocation is ' vention in Hartford on June 12 i The complete listing is posted EAST HARTFORD biggest problem Is women — j colony and stick to thsmselves. Building ballots cast said Monday night tained from Mrs. William Man- in 1959 on an economic mission. you go." make any sense. Otherwise, wlyes of their employes. The American Qub provldoa he is "considering proceeding gino, 272 Pierce Rd., South He also spent three years as and 13 by Ellsworth Covell, | on the bulletin board in the rear passengers in cars on the re­ Mrs. Eldward Montandon, and en^y o f the church. U.S. companies have found members with a full schedule of C ohfraefor under state statutes for calling Windsor. executive secretary of the UN STRANGE AWARD located N. Main SL will eee only a party primary to elect com­ Briefs Economic Commi.ssion for Eu­ Mrs. Winston Al>bott. The j Some scholarship funds are FUEL O IL that their personnel troubles I social activities. RcBidential-CMiiincrdal .'NOTICE! sklATOOK, Okla. (A P)—The the backs of the T building. mittee members." rope. delegates to the second district made available by the Religious The fine arts committee of the Voar lavealmeat Headquarters exLu&detS®^^ ^ that "M an of the Tear" in Sklatook Since the T runs on a very Altcrotioiis-Remodcliiig Town committee members as South Windsor Women's Club There was no indication how congre.ssional convention on Education Board. Applications OPEN SATURDAVS 10 A.M. TO 1 P.M. u re»»d««ts, ^ a c ^ e r is that is a woman. Mrs. Charles restricted budget, the town the Finn would attempt to bring June 20 In Wllllmantic will be made by May 15 and man drank a little too much or named by the caucus include will meet tonight at 8:30 p.m. for your convenience. Our regular weekly schedule as fol­ American - style living c o ^ Strangs, wbo has been secretary agreed Informally to provide a "BasincBs BnUt On the following: at the home of Mrs. Russell W. the rival sides together. They Mrs. Robert Peterson, George made by contacting chased women in the states, the money. Modern apiulments In lows: Monday thru Friday 9 A.M. to J P.M.; Thursday Eve­ problem is increased here." of the Chamber of Commerce new front on the T building, Ciutomer Botlsfaction’* Harry B. Anderson, Joseph See, 209 Oak St., Wapping. Final are deadlocked over Makarios' Nelson and Mrs. Francis Bradley or Gerald the city rent from $200 to |SW- for many years, was awarded ^ 'P r e s t o n * desire to amend the Cyprus con­ ning 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. and to rearrange the T parit- J. Barbarettc, C. Vinton Benja­ plans will be made for Ameri­ Haines. The .state senatorial I "There have been some sad a month; a house, a month the honor at the annual banquet. liig lot and retandscape the stitution to remove the veto pow­ coses," he said. "After a man PnU Insurance Covengt p- the "BulIMn Valet* min, Donald M. Bennett, Pro- can Home Day and the May convention in Rockville on ^ and up. The Incoming president of the grounds. The agreement waa er which the Turkish minority '/ * la transferred here, his wife ▼Uas Bielski, Paul S. Black- meeting. June 27 will see J. Cuyler i SHEARSON, HAMMILL A GO. Mrs. Norman (Christy, wife of Qiamber said "every city haa reached after discuaelon among presses this suit has over major legislation. 13GALLON 2 may get fed up with Europe Chrysler International’s direct- TcL 64^-0450 welder Sr., W. Undsey Booth. someone around whom the city "Shakespeare Sampler" tick­ , About 4,650 troops now are 913 MAIN STREET—TEL. 619-2821 CASH renewal officials. Community T Norman E. Boucher, FYank E. ets will be on sale at the Sadd was f o ^ ^ L r h a s carried —and ------start —nag^ng ...... him. His. or of product planning, bellevos seems to revolve, and Mra. After 5:00 PJM. as you wear it available on Cyprus for U.N. Stoner as , out the wishes of the October 30 .Founded 1902 150 Gal. Minimum and town diroctors late last j'Hiii Brown, Myron F. Burr, Joseph and Wood Memorial Libraries work usually suffers and w e , that most American wives in Strangs serves that function summer. J. Carino, Daniel P. Cavanaugh, duty. They Include 1,150 Canadi­ __ I meeting to meet with the Ando- * Members New York Stock Exchange have to send them hotne. It’s Geneva miss their parents and here.” 82 BALDWIN ROAD beginning Thursday. Wood Me- ans and 3,500 of the 7,000 British ’^ e delegates wll choose ver Lake Management Associa- and Other I..eading Exchanges. TEL. 289.1219 Tentative plana prepared by 1 1 Harold J. A. Oolltns, Royal E. mortal Library is open Mondays troops who have been trying to their own alternates and the tion to seek an equitable solu- 24 Hour Buru«w Sendee Cowles, Edward J. Curtin, Rae and Thursdays from 1:30 to'9 II F. Donnelly, Julia A. Durig, er'irce a cease-fire since the p.m.; Sadd Memorial Library is Ohrlstmas-time fighting. John J. Eagan Jr., Robert M. open Mc.nday, Wednesday and ||ii UnPRESSedented wool-like fabric* by Milliken Farmer, Matthew Freeman, Ireland notified the United Na­ Friday from 6 to 8 p.m., Tues­ tions Tue.sday it will send a 600- Jean M. Gezelman, Robert F. days and Ihursdays, from 3:30 fi|ii most enjoyable weight, resists wrin- OiUigan, Roberta B. Gorton, man battalion to Cyprus about to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from April if the Irish Parliament puts money to work for people |:pi kies, holds its press and it’s wash ’n wear or dry Walter M. Hill Jr., Raymond S. 9:30 to 12:30 p.m. The Shake­ 11 Holcombe, Walter O. Joensuu, approves. Finland and Sweden speare program will be present­ have promised 700 men each. Y o u C a n Count on I Ik . . . Q „;, I i tv (Osts No \Ioio at .Soar jiijii cleanable. You’ll find excellent use for this ex- Richard P. Jones, A. David Jo­ ed April 12 at 3:15 p.m. at the seph, Mary K. Kehoe, Joanne South W inder High School. The H| cellently-tailored Sagner exclusive: 'The fabric S. Kilgore, Cecilia C. Laabury, STERLING RITES Libraries are also sponsoring |jjii! is suitable for ten-months-of-the-year wear, the Arnold M. liebowitz, Frederick an essay contest in conjunction P. Mahr, William . McCarthy, with the Shakespearean Sam­ iiliii patterns, colortones and tailoring are suitable. Put Joan B. Meison, Joseph S. Miles, pler. Walter H. Morse, Gardiner W. The South Windsor Coopera­ iiiiii PRESTON, the Northweave built-in valet, to work Moulton, Gaylord h . Paine, tive Nursery School is accept­ ill tor your good appearance. Vernon O. Petersen, Elsie B. ing application for next year. Spring Home Plank, Oario G. Prestiieo, Ro­ To receive an application or fur­ land W. Provost, ^Richard C. ther information contact Mrs. ijlli: *86% D*etea pelyattar, S6% Catvtl creM-Uakad rayax Raevsa Jane F. Romeyn, Rich­ K William Cahill, 32 Famham Dupont T.M. OonctaaldaTJI. ard O. Rothwell, Betty Wolfe Rd., South Windsor. SaMnskl, E. Russell Trotman, Walter S. Umberfield, Roger A. APPUANCB Van Kirk, G. Warren West­ Manchester Evening Herald REGAL'S YOUR brook, Richard I. White, Mastha South Windsor correspondent Brownlo Joseph telephone 644- 0. Williams, Pauline W, Wookey 0146. and Chester Heritage. Those names placed in nomi­ nation from the floor Include: 40.07 Savings on Sears Kenmore Roy Bugbec, Philip Braender, LTERATIONS Innocence Colby, Richard Cod- raro, Betty Davis, Emerson ERMANENT FOR THE IFE OF THE GARMENT Xhixbmy, Richard Gay, Jean L Dewey,' Ralph Rennie, Gloria Regal not only fltn ym perteetly at the time of'the oale but continaca to keep the Bartan, Leona Kugler, Thomas Slide-In Classic garment Bttlng perfectly for aa IM f aa you wear It. lawton, John Gordon, Jean ■Jki— ' —— — — — — — — Monaees, Richard Marshall, Ray iiiH Martin, David Nicholson, Leslie Sr:: White, Donald Bates and Daniel WilUams. Electric Ranges liiii The caucus also chooses dele­ i i gates to the party's three con­ llil! ventions. The stats convention, which will name candidates for the t U.8. Senator and U.S. congress­ Regulor man-at-large posts will be held 88 June 12 and 13 at the Bushnell Memorial in Hartford. 279.9S Attending \^11 be John J. Eagan, E. Russell Trotman, G. iiijl Warren Westbrook, Roberta 903 MAIN STREET Gorton. 643-2478 i Matching239 Boto Optional Extra :::::r:::! :HH The convention to nominate a Fonnal Wear For Hire candidate for the U.S. congress­ M man from the First Congression­ al District will be held June 20 • Slides right into any 30-in. space to give your kitchen at the Hotel Bond in Hartford. a built-in look without remodeling • "The Marvel of Main Sfreef Delegates will be Frank E. im Brown, Jean M. Geselman, ill: Richard P. Jones and William • Big fully automatic oven; modern clock and timer; pro McCarthy. vision for rotisserie (optional extra) II A candidate for state sena­ tor from the Fourth Senatorial • Sea-lavel controls; oven signal light; full-width fluorescent NATIONALLY ADVERTISED |iu3 District will be selected June work light; timed appliance outlet 27 at the Church Comers Inn, East Hartford. 100% W OOL Attending will be Walter M. • Slide-out cook top glides easily out of the way when Hill, Joseph Miles, Betty Wolfe not needed . . . locks safely in place Sasinskl, Gaylord Paine. Country Players ■n»e South Windsor Country Players have announced the se­ SPORT lection of Fred Ragassi of Wind­ II sor to direct the group's sev­ A enth production, "The Man In The Dog Suit," to be presented COATS April 28. 24 and 28 at the South Windsor High School. Ragassi studied at the Ran- i i Modo to soN for $45 iiliii GREEN GREEN

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And if wo ■|M- ever begin living in the great dream Inside Report CiogGrugy Columhim ‘ en , women’s instlaeUve, 291; tha home ef’lfre. ftanhall Alt- that could unite us, then we will atop Genera Fora, CLB, women’s ken on Rt. 6 tonight at F p.m; ilM ^ R u c k e d by frae atyls,’t^e,' 224. " On the agenda, is the aleetion £ttrttini9 if^raid slaughtering each other over the rela^ Seibert-Lucious, Building Ckisto Caifoe Qub Has .. Ivnimar'fe Camtog of officers. Refreshments will In Fund WBumiDP nr tom tlvcly inconeequentlal things that divide. Rowland Bpans Jr. Maxton Lesaener, presidentreni of be served. rauLonrarnNO □re Robert D. Novak (259 for Games the Colombia Laka Association Charles "Chuck” 'BatM, son A t it M a t hto bton U M llitU lU M t Put at 1465,498 has annouhoed’ a> oprlng get- of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Batea ■me only voice In the lUpuh- together April 10 at I p.m. at of Lakewood Lane, a freshman ooUeotod In tha Heart Fund niR K f^O t Why MilUons Die permits issued by Tha Columbia Canos Club PnblWim Mcan party now beginning to Yeoman’s Hall. Roy Ferguson at Yale University, has bean Driva to data. It was announc­ Because millions of fish have been ob­ make a "case” sgainat Praal- . etor Bernard A, now has a total ef 9269 toward program chairman, has arrang­ selected as one of the "Baker’a Oetebar 1. u n ZMeti during January and Fab- funds t o t ths U.S. Olympia ed today. . R . was also an­ served dead in the last few winters dent Johnson Is the voice of ed to show tho film, "Master Dozen)” a University singing ___ J »4 ttryy Braalaf Bxbapt •ondan Richard Nixon, a caae-maksr of ruary totaled eatimated ooiv- CaiMs toam’s participation in Digit,’’ a release from tho group. The group, on tour and nounced tost 76 ypiunteer pan- Hid------HotMan., ttrttrtd atu* Poat Officr at along the lower Mississippi and its struetion eosU of H«S,4M of tbs 1964 Olympics, according C o b b Southern New Bnglahd Tele­ vasoera bad not as yet^mada Maachaatar, aa laeoad Claaa Mail some repute. which 9219BM was for tha ad­ currently lii Florifla, will give XaHar bayous, and because three years ago In the worda of ona veteran to Mrs. William Murphy, chair­ phone Co. The meeting is ear­ a concert In Nazeau Easter Sun­ their ratuma to the OtonaetinM dition to Coventry Orammar man of tha campaign in this SUBSCBIPnON RATU Rachel Carson sounded a nation-wide party leader, Nixon la playing Bqhool. lier than usual this year be­ day. Bates griuluated from ML Bank and Trust Oo. area. The local club haa ralssd cause plana for some unusual I^ermon School In June and Was FayaMa la Adraaca alarm in her book "'Ilie Silent Spring” the role of John the BaptbMr- Othar naw dwellings, of which FumW ooUected In a door-to- Taar ...... tttoo t o r |1M of ths amount, mostly events expected thia summer a member of several singing door canvas are '9897.60 frapq ■ ■ ’ r . j j -----■ -ea------«si j uid veloped a way of measuring the pres­ ooato of 1287,000 and seven ad­ and decals at the recent boat What Nixon hopea, of course. Is ditions and sHetationa were aa- freshments will be served. Mrs. Harvey CoUine of R t 87 BockvNe,^ Vernon and BBHdb* ence of pesticide poisona In amounts ao show in Norwich. They have al­ Sunrise Service Planned ia a patient at Windham Com­ CAMIRA & RUICBER OP that after the last throb ef tha tlnusted to oomt |«,510. so raised soma money through ton areas, and 99,7118.10 frisn THK ASSOCUTED PlU aS email they had previously been consid­ last PreMdential primary, the Tho Christian Youth Council munity Memorial Hospital, Iha Aaaodated Praaa la eaclualvaly antltlad During the two monitha two paper and rag drivas. Tha rest which includes youth groups Manoheoter. M l MAIN le Uia uaa of rapubllcatlon ,o( all nawa dla- ered unimportant, wildlife authorities party will pick the man who denioUkm permits were teauad, of tha money haa been sent to Burinesa appeals and a-.grind- patchaa cradlted io It or aot otBarwIaa cradit- stayed above the intra-party from the Greater Wllllmantic Manchester Evening Hermid are now pretty sure they know why the four pam lts to dig wells, one the local club from Rhode Is­ area, has planned a sunset ser­ er Sale in Ro^vtile have netted ad la thla papar aad alao tha local aawa pub- struggle and preached the Jgoe- plumblag permit,t, six for instal- ilumbU coresponflent 'Vlrglnln Uahad hara. fish have been dying by the milliona.’ land clubs. Mrs. Murphy la the vice Good Friday on the shore M. Onrlson telephone 22S-9224. 91.031A6, and 92,319-90 hai AU ligbta of republleaUon of apaclal dla- pri against the Democrats. This latlona of aepUc tanks, thrae been coileoted in Manohsster patchaa aarala art alao reaarrad. The flsh store up and do not excreta Baatem Division secretary for of Columbia Lake. Miss Judy would convert Richard the Bap­ heating permits and five oertifl- the American Canoe Asaocla- Beauregard of Wllllmantic is from jnwnorial gifta, pepKMil, Tha Harald Prlntlag Compaay, lac., aa- the peetlcide poison they absorb. So, al­ tist Into Richard the Nominee. eatiM of oeoupancy were iasued tlon. ^ Dion. president of the group; George profeeelonai and budneoa ap- aumaa or tlaaoclal raaponalbility tor typo- though there may be only the sllghtesf Nixon’s closest friends here Beneflt Shoot Peters Jr., president of the Con­ Register Child prapbical arrora appaarlag la adrartlaeaMBta Botaiy OMoers peala. An tn-plant ooBeotiofl and other reading mattar la Tha Manehaatar trace of such danger In the water, or see two things going for tabn: Receipts from the third an­ gregational Church Pilgrim Fel­ at Pratt and Whitney, Bast- Eranlag Herald First, thi Wathing that the The Ro^iry Ctub Board Of Dt- nual benefit shoot sponsored by Pull aenrlce cllaat of N, E. A. Sarrlce, Ine. in the individual piece of food they eat, rectors eleotod to aerVe one-yaar lowship, is vice president; Miss For School Now -Hertford, totaled 96,336.86. Puhllahera Rapraaaatathraa — n * Jullua RepubMcan Right wing harhora the Columbia Lake Bowmen Dayna Thompson, ColumMa, is Volunteem 'are reminded to the fish store it up until it is a thousand for Rockefelter and Henry Ca­ terms starting Jluy 1 la oom- Mathawa SpecW Agancy — Naw Tork Chi­ will swell the coffers of the lo- secretary and Miss Amy Foote, Children who are to- attend bring returns to any cfftcas of cago. Detroit and Boaton. times as strong Inside them aa it is in bot Lodge, two of the RepubU- prtsad of H a ^ R. Ryan Jr„ Oal Mental Health Fund Drive Willlmantic, is treasurer. The M em ber audit hurbau o p circula- their environment. Henry B. Agnaw of MamAeeter, kindergarten in September are the' Oonneottout Bank and TIONS ______can Big Five. The Goldwater by 9170, according to Miss Jean council haa alao aiuiounced Trust Oo. immediately, during conservatives never will for­ Lean Dionne of Columbia, Jo- required to be registered in What it takes of this pesticide left- Natach, treasurer of tha drive. plans for a Sunrisa Service on Aipril. At r«f|istraticn, a par­ regular banking hours In Man- Dlaplay adrartlatag eloalBg boura: give Rockefeller for his Slash­ aeph Adams, Nelson J . Bearoe Hie shoot, held Sunday at the Hosmer Mountain Easter Sun­ Por Monday — 1 p.m Friday. •ver to kill a fish is much less than had and Henry Fuller. ent must present certificates ohMter and Rockville. Hie pout "Right now, I’m going back chek.er children. of this world. Therefore, gather and prevent its repetition will become, in If we have to leave the pin head hat, to my office and take care of made up of two silver water Cohn or Sen. Joseph McCarthy Q. for ourselves Immortal and upholstered living room or occasiona I, dining room and badyoom. Add actuality, the causes and pretexts used a development devoutly to be designed my cMenta.” Cohn said. He said Howard Brown of Man­ pitchers, an open black attache is long. Yesterday, it was Roy chester' appointed principal of everlasting riches as belong to Candlelight beauty to your home for the s^ rt of the next war. and desired, why not halt near a design case, three lined yellow legal Oohn who waa facing the it quickly and confidently, as if God. We are to remember that thia court busineM is no worry SuffleM High School. A future Hitler would have less trou- which, for a change, might be kind to pads and a mq.unta4n of white trouble. But you couldn’t see the we are merely pilgrims and so- at all. Mrs. Mary S. Smith seated journcru in this world, Always bla finding a pretext than Adolf did. almost everybody? paper, transcripts of grand jury trouble, the way you always 20” Dry Sink Night Stand, 1 drawer...... 52.50 hearings which led to Cohn’s in­ could when Cohn was making But all during the day, as he as worthy matron of Temple remember to keep our hearts Yet this reallocation of territory on dictment for perjury and con­ it. The trouble for Roy Cohn aat at this wooden defense table Chapter, Order of the Eastern ^ee, always lifting ourselves to Full Size Canopy Red and Frame '...... 198.95 Oermany'a eastern frontiere, with its spiracy. Everything else, the yesterday,came In a dp>ne firom with his Ilfs spread out in front Star. God, always remembering that 42” Chest-on-Chest, with desk, 10 drawers . .215.00 SebsKo Salmon, Victim of Man of Ms. Roy Cohn kept wetthig our eternal home Is In God. mass tranafer of popuIaUona to make McCarthy dayr- and the busi­ a witness stand and the leetum Charles W. Lathrop elected 60” Triple Dresser ahd'MirrOr, 10 drawers . .299.00 Word that some of the landlocked ness maneuvering and the big in front of it and it came so Ms lips with his tongue. Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda Bure tha transaction atlcka, waa design­ 18M Newip«p»r Publlihers exalted ruler of Manchester 40” 4 salmon in Maine’s Sebago Lake are law clients, does not matter rtowly- that the courtroom was Lodge of Elks. TalcottvUla Congregational Queen Anne Powder Table, with draw- 44 X 72” Hutch, seven drawers and cupboard , .^70.00* ed precisely to try to ellmlnaU the now. All that counts Is what Syndicsle Church MfSt ftlid B#flCll •etefeaefseseseesiS el 81«60 showing DDT content above safe levels 48” Round Extension Table, opertS to 68” .... .121.50 cause and opportunity for future ware. for eating was not exactly news. A eiml- goes on at this defense table Where, then, ia the slip? Why is there lar report was made last year. The dif­ because if Roy Oohn loses thia Captain’s Chair ...... >...... ^ .48.50 ference is that the content la much higher case he la going to be a man Dvnnlaa-r T'ao ofrr.Ti 1 .Irnurar 9. sVialvaa . .RO.KO BO little real guarantee that purpose will left with nothing. link up with Intended reault? in the new report—more than double that in. the one on the earlier sampling. To Cohn, this is over-drama­ The only real answer is to take one But if the resort business in the Sebago tization of the iMue. “You’re Fischetti af those lofty flights of that idealism area is affected any by this situation— making too much of this,” he which the problems of our age may alao on top of losses to the New York World’s was saying during an afternoon recess. I'm not nervous at all. fi*cree to be a neceasity, and to aay Fair—it won't be because people go there ^ V yjs to eat salmon. The reason will be the I’ve been through all this be­ that ail our achemes of politics and geog­ decimating effect of the DDT on the fore. The Army-McCarthy hear­ raphy will fail to protect peace unUl we salmon population, and the resultant poor ings. I know what’s b^ind this. ^ ^ - ''t I’m a great believer in the jury lih''* aomehow learned to make boun- fishing. Sebago salmon have been a big attraction for sportsmen over many system. So I’m really not wor­ RAriea ao relatively low and unimpor­ yeara, though othei water sports have ried at all. And il la not aa bad tant it no longer makes a terrific differ­ drawn increasing numbers of vacationers as you’re making It.” > MANY OTHER ence which side of them people live on. there of late. Earlier, however, Henry K. Chapman, the lawyer for co-de­ Why ia H Poles and Germane should aot The accumulation of .the DDT used to kin insects around shoreline prop­ fendant Murray E. Gottasman, OPEN STOCK live equally and enjoyably in each other’s erties is depriving the fish of normal had it very clear. "The penalty tarritory? Why ia it Americans and food, slowing their growth, interfering here Is capital," he apid. “Pro­ Panamanians have -a legal Hne drawn with their reproduction, and causing fessional death.” Stay PIECES ARE through the middle of a certain piece of direct mortality of the ftsh, according The charges against Cohn are to a Maine fisheries official. Even last complicated. Four people in­ / - - A land? Why ia it the two great religions summer catches of Sebago salmon were volved in a United Dye stock AVAILABLE in India felt that territory in which both poor, according to sportsmen who visit­ fraud case supposedly gave home lived had to be divided up between them- ed the lake. >While there is some differ­ Cohn $50,000 to kill Federal in­ Wives? ence among authoritiee as to whether dictments against them. Cohn, .S' it ia safe to eat the salmon that do sur­ the indictment says, went to To all these quastlona the negative an- vive, there ia full agreement that there Gottesman who then, In the nights? ■wsr is that ws do not yet loam how is no haaard to public health In the classic form of handling a con­ la live like dtisena of one continent, or water itself. Sebago is stUl the water tract, want to somebody else dB# world—or, to go bock down tha ai^ly for the Greater Portland area. who used to work as an United More Inqiortant than the Impact on Male, always even as dUsena of one na- States Attorney. The four in ■port or tha resort business is the im- trouble over stock fraud all ' - iMAiilli A m I Nwdsyi c l ^ matterl FUnotes "Breeseway** k die goiofett tton. We do not yet learn how to live pUcatioB that man haa yet to appre- have pleaded guilty, but are not iC,9M "bridif* fcr Spring and Sununert Holiday patent leather uppers never get like brotbsra. In ao far aa we ever do clfttc the luttunU reeourcee that are hii in jail because they ara expect­ flrad or worid weary. And young ones can go party^Jioi^uig on atraight, >tem high toam any of this, to that extant we *‘? ? * * * * ' *** kls individual ed to be government witnesses whim ahead of conservation ef these win be able to downgrade our reliance against Cohn •r arid liigli bed. Black or Popcorn Patent resources. This la a dangerous situation ^pon laws, upon boundaries. If ws learn M u cannot consider himself fully for Cohn, although his charge civilUed until he has learned modera- I , '•■ough of it, wo oould come into some- yMterday that the four govern­ . I IMnC liko tho fuUnoss and richnaas of tloB, until he stops squandering na- ment witnesses ara a ‘‘littla Rtre’s bounty as if it ware kinhaiifriKle pMEtol whlah •«!■» iEharwit to ttM band of convicted swindlers” is mmoctml of Mgoag uaiFktm m irw .„ -W IUNOraLD inttON. aoounto. Offer a sonvietad j SHOE SALON HOUSE &, HALE, Main at, Manehaatar ►•*#k '•t-*r^'*^ r*

l 4 i a % : N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1964 MAKCBBSTVR e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANC3IESTER, CX)NN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1964

pla, tebries are top tasMon do an about-teca and wear a deosptlve bantsr, ihsn tha mild­ Early Easter news. Flatter in suitece than navy coat with a rad Areas. ‘Dutchman^ Play ly nutty aneteaitsr haeorasa a Events Myrtle St. Zone Changed Party Chiefs Graceful Shenandoah heretofore, they taka firamatle ’•4 pnevldaa axeltoig idfchtmara. Darwin Convicted Fears of Violence new dlrectlona In Shetlands, covarage for ril of ua. ^ coverts, cord weavss and twill. Raw, Explosive Jonaa Jugglas aymboUsm Perrett PL Request Denied To Meet on Time for Coat Ottomans, crepe yams, airy wildly and his langnaga staams with undiodpltaed crudity, but In State Echo of Sailing Ptwt tweeds and checks win also bo By WILLIAM GLOVER PHAiMACV NEW YORK — (NBA) - favorites. Four from Town Associated Freas Drama Critic tha eplaode rsesa with auiwteg Of Murdering Girl m H town planning oommto-^utaa of the town’a maator plan Grip Jacksonville vltaUty toat Is irrsristebla. (Conttaned from Page One) Redistricting ■too# too March winds may Gapes, too, are high on the NEW TORK (AP)—A talent Sion (TPC) last night unani­ which suggeata civic and In- By PETER BREWER fwOa — mafaisaU, foresail, fore- On Deanes List Robert Books and Jstmsfar nahar la a brisk Bastar, eoata fashion Uste. Bo aro little, short praiser did not revise his fig­ mously approved in part a re- atltutlonal use for the land. (Oeatteoed fn n Page One) SOUTH BRISTOL. Maine — ■te^sall, Jib and flying Jib on tor raw, axploriva violence is Wsat handla the mala parts with pan P*g« Om ) control or thought knplanting But, the commission added, (Ouatt—ed trooi Page One) overcoats, with shoulders set in ures? zonlng request for property on Tou have to go back a hundred her lowers. toould dominata to# soena. Four Manchester students at­ displayed by a young Negro au­ |M t dsxtority undar Edward procees." although tiM block should with trim, military affect ^ ■Im ■ BMudraum %ent«noe of 15 "The. matter was settled tor 12th Cirenh At least throa btesas wart at­ Flying on top will be main A luring eoat la a good la- thor in "Dutchman," a play Paroaa’s dtraction. Another important witneas, the south side of Myrtle St end eventually be dedicated to "civ­ eept Dempsey’s call for a years in sailing history to find Tty one of the new colors tending Southern Connecticut 127,900,” the report said. "We me::ting Tuezday at 11 a.ra. tributed to flrebombe. Firemen gaff-topeail, flahartaan's stay- vostmont Amorteana aro a mo- State College In New Haven V, tor both the state and defense denied another aMced for Par­ ic and Institutional use, so few a vessel like the Shenandoah, tor compliments: the bleached about taco which opened Tues­ RBDd AID TEMBM Wbetiv Apii 4lli, are advised that competent ap­ RepuDlicans asked for a spe­ Bril, fore-topsaa and fora-tra have been named to the dean’s day night at toe Cherry Lane H m jury WM rel«Med at 9:16 was State Police MaJ. Samuel praisals ought not to be nearl^ rott PI., both aired at a pubHc of the present owners support Court Cases answered about 60 ealls—M af ■leek, 108-foot echo of the past btlo poopto and a Ught-walght whites, pale beige or celery, hearing Miu-cb 9. the change now that the com­ cial session to deal with re­ gallant coat Is Idori for vacationing, Ust t o r the first semester of Theater. MOSCOW (AP) - The Borist kMt night by Judge Alva P. Rome who testified ' probably 100 per cent in error." them false alarms. From her graceful clipper toe brbtot colors such as yellow The request for the sons mission prefers to leave the districting of the State Sen­ 1 Douglas says ha’s midly pua- driving, or Just brisk walking the 1963-64 academic year. LeRol Jones, SO, a native of Union has grsntsd Tsm ta a longer than any other witness A shotgun blast shatterad two bow to rudder fittings made the or gold; toe blues from baby XioiaeUe In ToUand County Su­ change on Myrtle St., from Res­ bulk of the property zoned for ate as well as congressional EAST h a b h v o b d s e s s i o n ed why few Malnepeoide have —ospoeiaUy too now multlpock- blue through patriotic navy — They are Robert Heins, a Newark, - N.J., has packed long-term loan, delayed pay­ in the trial. windows of Central Adult School traditional way, she’s as near ment of earUer loans and prom- perior Court. The panel o^ Maj. Rome denied that Dar­ Says Loot All Gone idence Zone A to Reaidenoe its present low density residen­ redlstrictoig. But Dempsey In Jamas L. Beson, 28, Hartford, Mn Interested in indiiandoah’a eted roofors. not forgetung aqua. sophomore, son of Mr. and Mrs. abrupt, rasping fireworks Into BETHANY (AP) — Patrick slated that Senate realstrlctlng today was given jail aentsnees a block from pollca hwulquar- an authentic revenue cuUer of constructlan. He said: Robert E. Heins, 216 HoUlster 40 minutes of cumulative finry laed trae aM. a Joint oonumml- win was held incummunicado Zone C, was made for one Myr­ tial use. Tho look tor BasUr, boarovar, There are pinks of many •even men and five women was O’Shea of Fairfield, arrested could not be dealt with separ­ totaling 70 days, aU awq>andsd, I860 as reaaearch and boat­ St; Richard Berggren, a Jun­ and chilling Impact qua said Tueaday. during the December weekend tle St. property by Dr. Fred­ The request for a zone building skill can make her. 'Tou go along tha ooaat and is aot ono of sporty action, moods—candy, shrimp and, fav­ allowed to g o home hut told to after toe holdup of a Shelton change for property on both ately from reapportloninent of for Intoxtoathm (10 days), ior, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard T1 view potat registered la The commuiUque, Issued after so a confession could be ob­ erick SMUIdlng, but waa ex­ In fact, her owner, Sl-year- ) all these fine old homes even In the regimental or roof- ored again, many versions of bank, has admitted the 166,- sides o f Perrett PL, from Resi­ the State House of Representa- breach of the peace (80 days) J. Berggren, 38 Cornell St.; an Implacable hatred cm both talks between Yemeni President « t 1 2 report at 10 this morning to tained. But he could give no tended by the TPC to include buckdiot from a shotgun charge old Robert Douglas of \flneyard that Maine paoida are ao proud eoat. A a ra are fashion shocking. Greens are acid in explanation why over 20 tele­ 280 robbery last year Of a bank all the Residence Zone A tract dence Zone B to Residence tlves. and restating arrest (80 days). of. They were all built by sail- Miss Kathleen Kanehl, a Junior, ■Ides of the ethnic line. Abdulla Al-Sallri and Bovtat of­ eontinue deliberation. hit his car as he was driving Haven, Mass., thinks of her as that five it town ele- tone, b a n n in g with pistachio daughter of Mrs. Doris B. Ksn- phone calls made by defense in Monroe, state police say. on the Mystle-Llnden-Locust- Zone C, waa asked March 9 A three-judge federal court Beaon was arrested early yes­ tag,*- •-built "* forfog ship owners or ganoe, such as high-rising lines, The eerie allegory takes place ficials, said the Bovlet Unian; Hie Jury foreman said, "At Stole Police U . Waltdr W. is expected to issue an order terday afternoon after police through a Negro section. He a baby clipper, "a baby Balti­ and going through Jade and on ehl, 68 Oxford St.; and Miss In a subway train, with a bunch supported Temen’e effort to! attorneys during the weekend Main St. block that is not al­ for owner Milton Doebener by stupcaptatas. gilt buttons, back bolts, velvet to a eoft sogewood. j this time I don’t think we will Foley said that O’Shea, 37, ad­ Atty. Paul Marte. The change soon on reorganisation of both received a complaint of a dis­ was not hurt. more CUpper." Roanne Wise, a senior, daugh­ of indifferent bystanders around oust Britain from the Aden area did not reach him. ready In busineaB zone. Motorists reported they ran ' ”11111 c o a s t.is Hob to too Ms- orilars and careful seaming. Tou might consider a red 1 9 fli reach a decision tonight." mitted toe April 22 holdup and would have allowed as many az chambera of the General As­ turbance at Fred’s Chuck A crew of Maine craftsmen tory of salltag. ter o f Mr. and Mrs. J, Jack a white girl and Negro youth...Just______south___ of the______little______country, The officer, who headed al­ At the hearing other prop­ Into a hall of bricks and other has taken nine months to build With allbauettas soft and sim- eoat with your navy dress or Court was adjourned after that he "didn’t have a penny erty holders in the area object­ 40 apartment units cm the sembly. Wagon at 1018 Main St., Manr Wise, 81 HUltop Dr. The couffie indulge at first In | on the Saudi Arablaa Peninsula. most three months of investi­ missiles at several IntersacUons her o< native oak and pW , Judge Loiselle warned the panel gation Into the murder, said left” of the loot. ed that the change would per­ two tracts. The request was ex­ In issuing his Invltationa cheater. He was held ovemlstot not to discuss the case with any­ All of toe $8,362 token from tended by the planning com­ yesterday, Dempsey streeaed at the State Jail at Hartford In predominantly Negro areas. After launching it will take an­ Darwin was not continually in­ mit development in the area One person was cut by flying other four months to rig her, one. He said the Jury must be­ terrogated over the weekend. toe Shelton holdup was recov­ that was kioonslstent with the mission to include two proper­ that the special session he was for presentation today. gin deliberation the following ered. ties at either comer a t Per­ Mancheater police reported glass from a shattered wind- finish below decks work and fit He said the defendant was character of the nrighborhood— envisioning would deal only shield. her out for aea. day only after all the members O’Shea and Truman G. Word, although none of them objected rett PI. and Summit St. with the problem of remaking that Beson hit one patrolman questioned or participated in Ldke toe reproduotlon of any have arrived. conversation with Investigators. 33, of Brooklyn, N.Y., were ar­ to Dr. Spaulding’s original ap­ There was no opposition to the current five congressional in the stomach with his fist At least seven persons were At 10 this morning, with all 12 raigned yesterday In Ansonia on the request from neighbors, and later pulled a long butch­ injured during the day and antique, the price tag is high At one point, Maj. Rome -said plication. I districts into six of approxi­ —ovar 3100,000. members present, the Jury con­ charge.s of robbery with vio­ But George Sandals, speaking who would undoubtedly prefer er’s knife from his belt and n l^ t in various incidents. he believed Darwin got ‘‘a kick’’ mately equal population. Dougias said, " I wanted to tinued deliberation. About 50 out of the weekend. He denied lence in connection with toe for Temple Beth Sholom, back­ apartment buildings on the The congressional redlatrict- threatened to kill his brother, Shortly after midnight police persons were gathered at the holdup Monday of toe Hunting- Doebener land to the truck de­ operator of the restaurant. reported 74 cases docketed. pick up the lines of a vessel that the defendant was in­ ed the change, which would per­ Ing problem, like the apportion­ whole cloth and I hoped to copy oourthouse. sulted or abused during the ton St. Branch of toe City Sav­ mit the old temple building at pot, now used for storage of Beson today said he was going Charges included vandalism, ment of the General Assembly, them 100 per cent accurately. I The trial started Feb. 25 and three days he was in custody. ings Bank of Bridgeport, locat­ Myrtle and Linden Sts. to be garbage trucks, that is , there waa brought up by the filing of to return to the State Hospital damage to private property, ed in Shelton. thought of a slaver or a priva­ the long process of picking a The defense closed its case used for offices if off-street now. a suit in U.S. District Court. at Norwich for further treat­ disorderly conduct, possession Jury started. By the following Monday after calling about a They were picked up in a car ment of bad drinking habits. of firearms and fire bombs, va- teer, something with a hlst^. parking can be provided. The TPC questioned whether Unlike the previous case, "But avery wooden vessel u Tuesday the Jury and alternates dozen character witnesses to about an hour after toe hold­ Henry Edward Ostrowski, 37, giMcy and prowling. up. The TPC’s decision last night the zone change was necessary, however, no one has yet given unique. The plans for this on# were chosen after attorneys for the stsuid. came out a compromise between however, since group dwel­ any sign of opposition to the of 22 Locust St., Manchester, Weapons seized included a the defense and state examined Foley quoted O’Shea as say­ happened to be In the Bmttbaon- The state rebuttal lasted for t’ original request and the lings are also allowed under idea of congressional redlstrict- was arraigned on a non-support derringer, several pistols and over 80 prospects. only a few hours. The state ing the loot from the Monroe charge thLs morning. Bond was rifles and a wide variety of lan in Washington. The original holdup went on a monumental commission proposed extension. the present zoning, and also Ing. was the Thomas Campbell, built The state began its case called Dr. George A. Tulin, a It changes to Residence Zone C hesitated to approve" any set at 3600 and the case con­ knives. Xarch 3, but two days later it spending spree. O’Shea, he said, "Since it is generally agreed In Portsmouth, Va. Hartford psychiatrist who said all the Myrtle St. properties now change until it could be ipade that present congressional dis­ tinued until April 6. Ostrowski The explosive situation was was interrupted by a hearing to he believed Darwin’s will was bought an airplane for $17,000 was arrested at his home last scheduled to be discussed In "She only draws 10^ feet, but In FV>rt Worth, Tex. The four­ In Residence Zone A, including clear whether the town owns tricts in Connecticut are not 6he also had only 18 inches of determine if scrapings from not affected during the Decem­ the Temple lot aot Myrtle and Perrett PI. night on a warrant Issued Tallahassee today by Oov. Far­ Darwin's car and a lantern seater plane, he said, is be­ set up on an equitable popula­ freeboard. So I redrew the lines ber weekend because the de­ Linden Sts. And it leaves un­ Subsequently the commission tion basis, it la essential that through the Circuit Court 12 ris Bryant and Rutledge Pear­ oould be entered into evidence. fendant answered and coun­ lieved to be at Flushing, N.Y., family relations ofAca at Man­ son, president of both toe Jack­ and raised her 21 inches. She’s Airport. changed the zoning on the rest determined that the town does we move without further delay The car and lantern had been tered questions put to him by chester. sonville and Florida chapters of quite a lot stronger too, with a O’Shea told of meeting Word of the block. indeed own Perrett PL, clearing to correct this situation,’’ Digger keel. oeized by police in December investigators. In explanation of the changes, one obstacle to action. the National Association for the during a oearch the court has in Texas, Foley said. Dempsey declared. " I kept the rig almost identi- the commission points out that But it denied Doebener’s re­ The federal court has set next Advancement of Colored People. ruled illegal. In toe 1963 Incident, a ban­ The trouble Tuesday started eal, except for shortening the dit, his face twisted out of the C zone serves as an area of quest on the grounds that the Monday as the deadline for sub­ Firemen Quell main boom about 8 feet." The scrapings were entered transition between the Main St. change would permit a density after a false bomb threat at a lyJiii Bias in Housing shape with tape and smeared mission of written arguments Shenandoah Is a topsail M A N c m s m Ib evidence but Judge Loiselle with orange makeup, broke into business properties and the resi­ of development too high for the by all parties to the suit on the Several Fires Negro high school. Neg;roe8 withheld final ruling on the ad- dential area to the west, and overturned and burned a news­ ■chooner, gaff-rlgged with toree Iniirs toe home of CSiarles Wade, limited access that Perrett PI. subject of a request for a sum­ PARKADC miaibility of the lantern. After Found Near 90% man’s car and beat a magazine yards on the foremast. She will manager of toe Monroe branch is In conformity with the dic- would allow to the property. mary Judgment. The request that the state did not press en­ No damage was reported early photographer. have only sails for power. of toe Connecticut National was made by the man who filed try of the lantern into the trial. Of Service Posts this afternoon in an oil burner A white woman reported she But the sails will give her a Bank. Wade waa forced to P. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 the suit—Jack Zalman, Hart­ fire at the home of Robert good turn of speed-^p to 14 The state had Just begun lay­ drive toe bandit to toe bank. was pulled from her car and W. Center St., with a Mass of ford Courant political writer. Benito Jr. at 32 Deerfield Dr. knots If Douglas has figured ac­ ing groundwork for its case WASHINGTON (AP)—A Pen­ The bandit fled with four bags kicked by a Negro. She was when another hearing broke up Obituary requiem at St. James’ Church. If toe court grants this sum­ Town firemen from Com­ curately. tagon-ordered survey showed of cash. mary Judgment, it could order treated at a hospital and re­ its arguments. The defense on The Rev. Joseph H. McCann was panies 1 and 2 were called when leased. Douglas alms to earn back March 9 objected to admission there waa housing discrimina­ celebrant. Mrs. Jcuie Maccarone immediately all six Connecticut the burner overflowed and some of his Investment taking congressmen to be elected at White persons stayed out of two alleged confessions police Proposes Ethics Code Mr*. Elizabeth WilUomi was organist and soloist. Bur­ caught fire. It was put out passengers for summer cruises, a t tion against Negro servicemen large this year unless the leg­ Negro areas even during day­ say Darwin made Dec. 7 and 8 WA’TERBURY (AP) — A Mrq. Elizabeth WUliams, 56, ial waa in 6t. James’ Cemetery. within minutes. ^‘to give them a glimpse of the near 90 ner cent of the military The Rev. Eugene F. Torpey islature quickly accomplishes light hours. The Jacksonville wUIe in their custody. code of ethics for members of of 60 Nike Circle, widow of A woods and grass fire oc­ Coach Co. discontinued bus days of the clipper ships." bases in the United States, it the General Assembly was pro­ read the oommltti 1 service. redistricting. In otoer states, curred shortly after 12:30 this He’ll base Shenan&ah at The confessions were key Robert Williams, died Sunday in however, courts vtolch have Is­ service to Negro sectians. was disclosed today. posed today by State Sen. Bearers were friends of toe afternoon at the rear of 398 Vineyard Haven on Martha’s pieces in the state's case and Hartford Hospital. sued such orders recently have The racial explosion Monday Alfred B. Fitt, deputy assist­ James E. Tansley of Water- family. Hartford Rd. Pumpers from Vineyard Island, seven miles off a hearing began that lasted un- ant Secretary of Defense for Bom in Havre de Grace, Md., agreed to stay their orders un­ night resulted in the shooting March 17. On that day Judge bury. 1 and 2 quelled the blase. Town death of a Negro woman and the Klassachusetts coast. A hun­ Civil Rights, told The Associat­ Tansley, a Democrat, said he she lived in Manchester for sev­ til after toe November elec­ dred years ago, the harbor was Loiselle ruled that the state had tions. flremoi yesterday at 2:30 and the wounding of three other per­ ed Press that housing "clearly has recommended the establish­ eral yean. a major port for Yankee sailing (clockwise, itartinar at top) failed to show that the alleged Hospital Notes Republiccui leaders ampha- 5 p.m. extinguished minor grass sons. Missiles thrown at autos is the most unyielding” of the ment of such a code to Gov. She is survived by an aunt, fires at 25 Cooper St. and 69 vessels. •onfession made Dec. 7 was various forms of racial bias fac­ sied that toe caucus empowered injured a fireman, a policeman voluntary, but agreed to admit John N. Dempsey. Mn. Eleanor Brodie of Wilm­ Durant St., respectively. and a white motorist. " I already have signed up the ing Negroes in uniform. ington, Del. Patients Today: 282 them only to negotiate, not to crew of six,” Douglas said, into the trial a statement made He suggested that the com­ reach any agreements. Eighth District volunteers This discrimination, Fitt said, ADMITTBD YESTERDAY: "and she’ll carry up to 29 pas­ . the following day. mittee recently named by the Funeral services will be hekl If a redistricting plan - Is yesterday at 4:30 p.m. were exists in Northern base areas as governor to consider legislation William Giggle, 627 Adams St.; sum m on^ to 184 Hollister St. sengers." After she refused to accom­ Friday at the Bethesda B i^ agreed on, H would have to be "Coirtrece" Seomlen well as in the South. Only 31 ol on conflict of interest by state Mark Burnham, South Windsor; to wet down a small grass fire. Boy Breaks Arm The Vineyard Is where Doug­ pany him, the eonfeseitm states, 306 bases studied were given a Ust Church, Chester, Pa. Burial submitted to another caucus for employes also be authorized to James CUlford, 83 Laurel St.; No property damage, wp.s *•?- las learned to sail as a teen­ Darwin struck her over the clean bill on this count. Fitts win be in Rest Haven Ceme­ approval, they said. draft the code. Mia. Mary Halioran, 39 Bran­ ported in an fires, it was re­ ager. He flew Jets for the air head with a flashlight, brought tery, Chester. ’Ihe caucus yesterday was As Cart Topples declined to neune the 81. "The people of Connecticut ported. force for two years, but when her to his ear and drove her to Itie L. B. Bamea Funeral ford St.; Beverly Kamienskl, presented with a possible re­ The Pentagon’s civil rights deserve every possible protec­ he left the service five years i»y a lovers lane off Dockerel Rd. chief Indicated that by the Home, 2148 Main St., Cheater, 388 W. Center St.; Mrs. Mar­ districting plan for discussion Grocery carts look harmless tion against misconduct by pub- ago he went right back to sail­ hi Tolland. is in charge of arrangements. garet MateraJ, 174 Spruce St.; purposes. process of "negotiation and con­ Uc officials,’’ he said. enough. But they can hurt, es­ ing vessels. Van Raalte takes the new yarn, "(Dan- ciliation” base commanders had Mrs. Mae Faro, Andover; Mrs. Pinney said that a qiecial MacArthur Seen There an attempted rape took He wrote the governor that Carol Peterson, Tolland; Cus- pecially If they fall on you He signed aboard a fam­ made progress In easing dis­ Mrs. Helen D. DeOanqios sesslOTi, if one is called, would ous reproduction — the second trece” to create a seamless sheer place, the confession states. the state has been "fortunate ton Ahraitls, 68 Doane St.; Mrsi when they are full of groceries, crimination against Negro serv­ have to accomplish its mission Recovering Well Bounty—and Joined her crew at stocking o f rare beauty, m arvelous fit. Darwin then strangled her with indeed” that legislators "have Mrs. Helen D. DeCampos, 69, Pauline St. Germain, 9 Minter- icemen and their families in off- of 149 Loomis St., widow o f by the end of April so as not plus your little brother. Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Run, brad, cross your knees, Cantrece the strap of her handbag, the set an honorable and enviable bum Court, Rockville; Dalira hase schooling, transportation Gabriel DeCampos, died yester­ to upset the machinery of pri­ That’s what Gary Marchuk, Douglas was on the crew that document says, and drove home. example In their conduct of the Deptula, 102 High St.; Kavin maries and conventions. (Continued from Page One) gives with every motion . . . clings and use of such public facilities day at Manchester Memorial 6, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alec sailed the ship to Tahiti for Darwin said he was aroused affairs of our state.” Keilbach, Glastonbury; Cheryl like your own sldn with never a watching the girl knitting at as parks and libraries. Hospital after a long illness. fUmlng of "Mutiny on the He added he believed future AlUpd, 32 Biirke Rd., Rockville; move the spleen and used the Marchuk of 136 Greenwood Dr. the 4-H meeting, the confession " I ’m sure that since last fall She made her home with, a vein that carries blood from the Bounty." wrinkle! Top fashion colors,•8, 8U-11, conduct "should no longer re­ Lawrence Bell, 128 S. Lakewood found out this morning while states. commanders have secured daughter, Mrs. Vincent Villa, spleen as a shunt to the kidneys. helping his mother shop in a Two years ago he signed up proportioned sizes. ' 1.6S pr. changes on behalf of their main a matter of chance.’’ Circle; Mrs. Janice Schaschl, About Town as mate on a schooner taking After introducing the confes­ "No conflict of interest legis­ and formerly resided at As- This apparently improved blood local supermarket. men,” Fitt said. sonet, Maas. 482 W. Middle Tpke.; Mm. Sa­ passengers on summer trips sion and testimony on the re­ lation can be effective unless It flow and lowered blood pressure Gary was walking beside the Among other things, base rah Volgenov, 87F Bluefleld Miembers of World War I along toe Maine coast. That was enactment the state rested its prescribes clear-cut limitations Besides Mrs. Villa, she leaves, in the bleeding veins. cart, and his brother Todd, 3, ease. It was apparent that had commanders had been told to Dr.; Mrs. Eva Villa, 149 Loomis Barracks and Auxiliary will Then they inserted a tube to where he got toe idea for his governing the conduct of mem­ four sons, Norman DeCampos St. was sitting In the basket. Gary both confessions been thrown report whether the "treatment of Newington, Earle DeCampos visit Rocky hill Veterans Hos­ tamp the bleeding area and must have been swinging on own bit of floating history. accorded Negro military person­ bers of the state legislature,” pital on Good Friday at 2 p.m. He signed up the Harvey Ga- out the state’s case would have he declared. and Raymond DeCampos, both ADMITTED TODAY: Daniel stem the flow at blood. This tube the cart when his mother’s been undermined. nel by the local police (Is) in of Hartford, and Gabriel R. Praher, 441 Summit St.; Paul to distribute cigarettes to the was removed at noon Tuesday back was turned because she mage boat yard here to buUd any way different from that ac­ Tansley said a code of ethics patients. her, rented a room- nearby to The only other major piece “fortified by the stature and DeCampos of Manchester; a Jurovaty, Andover; Thomas and six hours later doctors said suddenly heard a noise and dis­ corded white military person­ brother, Charles Hathaway . of Barrett, Suffleld; Joseph Pon- there had been no further bleed­ covered both children and the oversee things and saw toe 93- of evidence introduced by the nel.” dignity of state law and ex­ foot keel laid last May. state was a dog hair found in Bolton; thirteen grandchildren gratz. East Hartfwxl: Charles "Wine of Morning" will be ing. groceries sprawled on the floor. The findings, Fitt said: "No plicitly outlining strict, penal­ shown through the auspices of The Coast Guard had a few Darwin’s car that matched a and six great-grandchildren. Pringle, Glastonbury. The situation stemmed from Gary’s right arm, tiristed un­ new patchwork bogs case of significant difference in ties for infractions would be of Youth for Christ at 7:30 p.m. safety rules that forced some dog hair found on the girl’s Funeral services will be held rupture of a varicose vein in the der the carriage, proved to be law enforcement between white benefit to both the legislators BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Saturday at Calvary Temple, 21 changes. "So now I've got dress. But there was no way to and the people." Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Wil­ daughter to Mr. and Mn. esophagus4 The bleeding had no broken In two places, Mrs. and Negro servicemen." son Funeral Home, 479 (founty Charter Oak Ave., Hartford. It connection with the March 6 op­ Marchuk learned after taking six watertight compartments,” Brand new and elegantly smart for determine if the hair was from The survey was ordered last He also said It would serve a 'Diomas JohnsotVil Striokland la the first Christian film to win Douglas says, ’’and there are Spring and Eastgr ensembles . . . the ttie same source. two-fold purpose by preventing St., New Bedford, Mass. Burial St.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. eration and.in fact this happens him to the emergency room at September. Its basic objective, all four major awards of the to some persons who have never two steel watertight doors dwn The state also introduced legislators “from indulging in will be in Rural Cemetery, New Fred Andrecto, Wapping; a son Manchester Memorial Hospital patchwork handbags in 2 styles and the Pentagon said at the time, Bedford. ' National Evangelical Film undergone surgery, Heaton said. there that spoil the looks of her. testimony that indicated that conflict of interest” and by es­ to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tara- for a checkup. 3 color combinations: New fawn, new waa to obtain "necessary infor­ Foundation. Doctors had an opportunity to ___ Looks like a submarine." blood was found on Darwin’s tablishing a standard to pre­ The Walter N. Lieclerc Fu­ sewich, Portland; a daughter to The boy was discharged mation tor the formulation of neral Home, 23 Main St., is in observe the liver in the six-hour shortly before noon after .hav- But toe iron doors are the lightning, new raisin. Fashioned of shirt and on the front seat up­ future policy.’’, vent legislators "from using un­ Mr. and Mrs. Allan Anderson, The drill team of John Mather only big concession to modem holstery of his car. charge of arrangements. operation and found It much im­ ing the fracture set and a short easy-care deerskin. 4«M * mu A total of 02 base areas turned due Influence for gaining Im­ East Hartford. Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will proved over Us condition in the times. proper advantage from his elec­ arm cast applied. Todd wals un­ The defoise began its case up with such good records in the Peter E. Dyer b i r t h s TODAY: A son to hold a practice session tonight previous operation when gall injured In thelie tell, Mrs. Mar- There will be brass kerosene last Wednesday and tried to first reports made last Novem­ tive office.” Mr. and Mm. Hellfried Neuhold, lamps In toe saloon below deck Peter E. Dyer of New Lon­ at 8 at the Masonic Temple. stones had obstructed bile flow. chuk said. break the credibility of the con­ ber that the commanders were Wethersfield; a daugMer to and they’ll need plenty of mus­ don, father of Joseph P. Dyer fession. Several witnesses who relieved of the responsibility of Mr. and Mm. James Toner, HFD cle to weigh anchor with toe old Kotcalski Meeting of 46 Falrvieiw St., died early had been at the 4-H meeting reportii^t again on May 1. NEW BRITAIN (AP) _ A 1, Bolton; a son to Mr. and Mrs. time barrel windlass. were brought to the stand who Although the names of these group of friends of former U.S. toie morning in New IxzMlon Erwin Ktrttoy, 62 Prospect St., In fact, toe two anchors are testified that Darwin remained bases were not disclosed, Fitt Rep. Frank Kowalski. D-Ootin., ailter a long iUneos. RookvUle. real antiques—old hooks fished at the meeting for a few mo­ said some were in Texas and will meet t<»tight to talk about Other survivors include two up from Nantucket harbor by menta after Miss Rothwell left. Oklahoma. eietera and a brother. DISCHARGED YE8TBSRDAT: fishermen. him and politics. Mm. Helfrida Flske, 86 Ed­ One witness said Darwin stayed The group has been called to­ The funeral will be hrid Fri­ And toe crew must be famil­ for seven or eight minutes. mond St.; Roberta Stem, Cov­ iar with 7,000 square feet of pick a protty pin Oppose Dodd Bid gether by David Barrows who Is day Of 8:30 a.m. from toe Ed­ entry; Donna Hielps, Thomn- The witnesses said they did a methods engineer In a New ward P. Neilan Funeral Home, ^vlUe; Mm. Faith Tedford, not see the girl nor her car af­ HAJRTFORd (AP) — A sec­ Britain factory. IS Ocean Ave., New London,' M West St.; Frank Kulyniek, ter she left the meeting room. ond Litchfield County Demo­ KowcOakl called attention to with a Bleesing at St. Mary’s Andover; Ozrl Joy, 22 Jarvis the meeting in a statement he by Dr. Harold O. Beddoe, chief cratic caucus Tuesday night CSiurch, New London at 9:30. Rd.; Mm. Dorothy Ralmondo, medical examiner for Rhode Is­ voted to 0|)pose the renomina­ Issued yesterday at Washington. 28 Lilac St.; Lynn Boutin, WU- land tesUfled that it was his He aald he understood a move Burial will be in St. Mary's FLOWERS tion of U. S. Smi. Thomas J. Cemetery, New London. Umantlc; Mm. Margot Flttwi, For Every Occasion! opinion the Bolton girl did not would be started at the New 426 W. Middle Tpke.; Mm. Ruth We show a sampling from our collec­ bleed before death. Any bleeding Dodd. Britain session to return him to Friends may call at toe fu­ The imanimous aotkm of toe Darling, 176 Bldrldge St.; Guy Pork Hin- tion of Spring pin-ups by Coro . . . that took place, he said, was the political office. neral home tonight ffeum 7. to Anderson, 88 Autumn St.; Mm. freshly styled pms in favorite flower result of changes in the body SaiUbury onucus foUowed by Barrows said today that “we 9, and tomorrow from 2 to 6 JoycE Ffowtr Shop one night a standlar unaniinous Jean Hose, 3 Oak St., Rock­ shapes . . . aiiy will ’o the wisps after death. haven’t decided anything yet.” and 7 to 9 p.m. ville; Walter Ooc^ey. Hebron; 601 Main S t, Mancheeter His testimony threatened to vote in neighboring OomwnU. Barrows said that some of Alexander Spak, 92 N. School Next to Hartford . . . exciting stonenset pieces . . . each rock the state’s case and place Both are predominantly Refxih- Kowalski’s friends were getting John Leander St.; Ira Kemion. Coventry; Mm. National Bank one a V.I.P. (very important pin) for licen towns. together, and that Kowalski’s 849-0701—649-1448 the validity of the confession in J«An Leander, 90, formeriy Lorraine Myera and son, Nled- your Easter costume S S t o j J S S * ipiestlon but after the toughest A resolution adopted Tuesday name would be mentioned often of Manchester, died Monday at erwerfer Rd., Rockville. lu r in g the evening. crooo examination given any de­ night puts the town’s ' voting the Masonic Home and Hospital “We’re ^also going to talk DISCHARGED TODAY: Su­ fense witness in the trial. Dr. party members on record as ^ Wallingford. san Chauvin, Wapping; Rich­ Beddoe conceded It was possi- "not favorably dispo3od toward about ooh^eaeional redistiict- Ing,” added Barrows, "and how Mr. Leander was bom in ard DeForge, 12 Webster St., We the girl had bled before she the nomination of Thomas Dodd Rockville; Mm. Pauline - St. dhanges, if any, would affect Sweden. Feb. 26, 1874. Before tfed. as a candidate fOr reeleotion,’’ Germain, 9 Minterbum Court, our thinking about Kowalski’s his retirement he was employ­ The chief witness for the de- and says toe action "is taken Rockville; Mm. Carol Peter- GREEN possiblUties. It’s all U{> tai the ed by Cheney, Bros, for 50 fcnse wnas Darwin himself. He in toe iM^is toot It w4U Inoour- son, Tolland; Bruce Garrison, testified some two hours during air right now.” years. He was- a member of age otore oandtdatas to oon(tsnt Ninth Windham; Mm. Martha examination by Atty. Shea and Kowalski, defeated in a 1962 Mar toaster Ludge of Masons, Ibr the nomtaintion.’’ Scandia Lodge, Order of Vasa, Raddlng, 89 Quaker Rd.; Rich­ a n d GREEN ams cross-examined for more oonteat with Sen. Ahraham ard Anderson, 22 Ridge St.; SHOES WITH ^"^A M IN A than fjye hours by the state In discusskm before the vote, Riblcoff, D-Oonn., for tbs Oon- and Modem Woodmen of the SHOES WITH stu r d in e ss OHXMients of the inoumbsnt naoUcut Democratic nomination Worid. Paul Wupperfeld, 90 Grandview aounsel. St.; Edward Psgard, 58 Ger­ Easter is at hand As he did at the hearing, Dar­ criticiaed his ‘hnsoclation with for the Senate, now is a mem­ Survivors Include a eon, ard St.; John Slisz, 246 Union GREEN win broke Into tears many sMtremlst oiganiaations of the ber o f the Federal Subversive Ruph Leander of Manchester, St.; Kimberly Sadkm, West- Activities Oontrol Board. He and two daughters, Mrs. Marie Thes# 8fi06s go a long way toward helping tha times during his testimony. right on civil rights and foreign view Dr.; Jon Kondratovicz, 784 in gioves by Bunzel of Mancheeter and Mrs. Once, his loud sobbing oould b t poUcy." was appointed to the Job by the E. Middle Tpke.; Mm. Evelyn family shoe budget. In fact they go a long way heard throughout the court­ Bobsit Yoakum, a member late President Kennedy. Margaret House of Glaston­ LAWN bury. Hamhn, 2 N. Fairfield St.; Mm. room. He struggled with tears of the Democratic Town Com- Kowalski has let it be known Dolores AUen, 11 Divlrion S t; down the wear path, too. The solae are tried Shorty sdove of double woven nylon with that he is considering sugges­ whenever he mentioned his chll- mittss, quoted a national mng- Funeral services will be held Mm. Dorothy Stephens. Storrz; scalloped end and flower embroidery. White, dren. antais article saying Sen. Dodd, tions that he again asM riectlve tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Emanu­ Mrs. Lota Young, 88 Nike (Sr- End tested, molded to quality leather uppers in one Darwin Insiated that the con- as a member of the House of office, but he hsa declined to el Lutheran Church. The Rev. cle; Salvatore Oarllll, Dost 6 -7 H - I M fMskm was false and that ha say atoether he would be latar- C Henry Anderson, pastor, wUI Hartford; Mrs. Roberta Smith fNece, eliminating atitohing that might Riefkresentniivas, "lad the fight ested in running for the Senate had mven a statement so that he for a 36 milUon inoreaae in for­ officiate. Burial will be la Bast and daughter, Lebanon; Mm. could see his lawyers and fam­ or House, Cemetery. eign aid funds Guatemala,’’ Joyce Daigle and son, WUH- C em otlve break or deteriorate. And they Tailored glove with cut-away end highlighted ily. "As Gk)d is my witness," tar He has said only “if the Dem-, and then a year latef "began There will be no calling mantlc; Mrs. Mary Rowlett and Shoea with flower buda on hand-stitched cuff. Ele­ be said, ‘1 did not kill Hope ocrats want me on their ticket hours. daughter, 88 Ashworth Bt.; Mm. For Tour wear and wearl Just let Rothwell." oofiecUng on a 3100,000 con- I would be honored to be there." gant cotton fabric, white, 6-7H* traot” as a lobhyiat to r Quate- The family requests that Oatoeiine Temple and daiieb- Boy or Girl! Darwin said he paaeed two thoae wishing may contribute tar, 8 Santina Dr. E xp^ Fittoral your boy try themi ears parked aide by aide on Wom en Jailed to toe Lutheran Home, Mid­ Dodd bnolce tbs oontract Baaervuir Rd. the September HARTFORD (AP)—Mrs. Dor­ dletown. EASTER EEOB88 VanBD night. He anld he saw what mp- when be wna elsotsd to the r .) othea Parks, 62, of Glastonbury, n>e B. C. Bailey Funeral WASmNGTON (AP)-JIhe peared to be a man wearing a Senate. convicted of gross negligenca in Home, WalUngtord, is in c h a ^ hat Inaida one of tJw ears. House voted today to take an Yoakum toU the caucus Sen. the hit and run death of a state of arrangements. Easter reeeaz stoiltog at tke One of the dsfanae's moat im­ Dodd has "nobiavsd "»**>«*' no­ employe, U belig sent to Jail portant witnsaaea. Dr. Robert eleaa o f Thiinday'a aesslea toriety" tor "oonlhot of toter- for two months. o M ewdtag at aaoa April C Dohariy of HarUord, aald he be- Mrs. Parka was giver r f a Hared Damrln’a “ will was in- A rseahdlsB oadtaMr far tha Sen. Dodd win seek a second yaar sentence, «uMnded after F o n era la fhianead" whUa ha waa hMd^by two mantliB,'-1h toe deaito of poHea during the December Mx-yaar Ssnata teem thh ynar. by velee vatw ‘nw HeMetwiry Demooents John A. Beauchemln Jr., 21, of ^RIs mind, be aaM, be- MtasOmeolI. W eisetsd as driegntss to the ntata New Hartford last tell. Beauobe- "hypeMuggeettve." mln was paintoig grads Hues at Tito funsna 1 ’ raault, the pnrchlaCriat oonvantton Town Chalrmaa a t tos taterssetioa ef Rts. 17 and Marie Fbeland of WM to a "pandfel of the Oaoige g. BiMhaeil, M n. Biab- 2 in Glastonbury when he wns fodiurly a t at Iba mtoda, thought nsR aetd MM. WWiam danito. ^ruck and killed. i baMttflsi ^/vv - *

PAI^ tWELVB BTANCHESTOR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 19(M M AM CHnTBt IVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1964 guard duty and rifle practlca. They explain: "we stand here wKrity o t Interest Rate Soviet Aides to prevent sabotage by counter­ revolutionaries.” Designer Otee oaoo 0 West Europeans who live here MUNICIPAL BUILDING He’s Center Church Minister-at-Large msnt taolmlqooa Boost Likely Inhabit Cuba say there is something else to Care of Plant The Manriiastor maldwt who it. la attandtog the eonfartfwt, "J fad Uka a member of Raymond V. Lavsry, which be­ U f lAM DAWSON " I t ’s a sort of occupational tita Peace Corpa operating Tha Aria that dasigiiad Man- DO YOUR gan Monday, is not anasloyad by AP BiHtaeM New* Anidyst Shore Hotels therapy,” said one, "to build up ehestar's sewage treatment the Cuban’s self-confidence.” CLOSED in Hartford." That’s the Uia town but by tha MatropoU- NEW YO R K (A P )—A rise In ^aat off Olcett St. has oorapU- tan Diatrlet Oomntiaolon at kitareat rata* seems likely this Editor’ s note—how Cuba looks Behind all these visible signs, way the Rev. Herbert how ver, are the Russian and mentad tha town ca tha plaat’a thalr Hartford plant year In spite of the notable to a European visitor is report­ Smith describee his present Ekist bloc experts. They dom­ E A S m growth In savings which has ed in this dispatch from one of malntonanca. inate Havana’s once fashionable FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1964 job. He was hired last No- NEWLYWED KKOPDED pumped funds into the invest- a group of West Oennan tour­ vambar by Centar Congraga* In a lattor to Oeneral Man- HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) A snent maricet. ists who spent three weeks on hotels and Cuba’s nearly desert­ agar Richard Martin, C ed beaches. tlonal Church, Manoheatsr, to newspaper clipping and a Bible The cost ot borrowing has the Island. The writer Is a pic­ GOOD FRIDAY Knapp o f tha anginaerlng firm Cubans gave us friendly nods work aa a mlnlater-at-large verse got a newlywed axcuoad been going up in Europe and ture editor in the Frankfurt among tha paopla o f H artfoid’a of Metcalf A Eddy calls tha h;om a week’s junr duty Tuaa- S A V m A T as we strolled in the streets. gapan, laigely because increas­ bureau of The Associated Press. sswaga treatment unit ”an ax- "Tovarlshchl,” they greeted us. North End. Hia work involvea day. ing prosperity there has zoomed EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMIIRS aoltlvatlng contacts and helping oaptlonally clean and wall main- Clyde Nathan Williams ap­ ’ flie demand for loans from both By PETER HIIXEBRECHT In Havana, the Russians have an exhibition room. There were paopla with problems, or using talnad plant It is an axampla proached Judge Arnold Krtcn- eonsumers and business. Also, H AVANA (A P )—A cool north­ Russian automobiles, motorcy­ Hiohwoy . , ...... Mf-5070 bis Judgfhant to refer problanu of excellent operation. amer and handed him two wages and prices have gone up, west wind sweeps a copy of the cles, and. tools on show. When­ alsswhara, whan the need war. ”Wa are particularly gratsful pieces of paper. and higher interest charges are G o rb o g t...... *49-7937 Moscow newspaper Ifvestia ever we passed, the hall was rants. whanaver a plant of our doaign Oiia was a news clipping toll­ a prime government weapon in empty except for a girl and a Sanitary S«w«r and W aftp .... *49-9*97 Ttaa Ohrtstian AcUvlUaB receives such excellent care, aa ing of his marriage to M ss fighting inflation. under the feet of the /ew tour­ it makes such a good imprea- ists on Chiba’s famous Varadero man. They were armed militia. OouncU ot Hartford, a group ‘Ofenda Cone March 7. A like rise in U.8. prosperity Beach. Possibly the hall was empty within the Oongregational olon on visitors." - On the other piece of paper, Is widely anticipated as the fed­ The heavy, choking odor of because ownership of an auto­ duireli, la mainly tntmaatiwl In Knapp MoyM that a picture of Williams had copied the fifth eral tax cut effects spread Russian tobacco hangs over mobile still is an impossible etting churriies In the suburbs the Manchester plant is includ­ verts of the 34th chapter of through the economy. leather chairs in the lobby of dreari for the average Cuban. Read Herald Advertisements S1 a«iat* with proUama of ur- ed in the firm’s advarttoing bro­ Deuteronomy: In several industries union the Hotel Varadero Intemacion- banliatlon, aocordlng to the chure. "When a man hath taken a leaders are stressing that this al. Through the swaying palms Rev. JosaiA Zeaao, dtraetor of Knapp visited the town on wife, he shall not go out to war, 2 Pants year's wage demands will be on a starlit March night, a huge tha ooUMtU March 13, when he was shown neither shall ha be charged with stronger ttan last. Prices are red star blinks on the hotel Ihnployliig the Rov. Mr. through the sewage treatment any business; but he shall be ■till holding on most consumer roof. Smith to wotlc and live among plant by Harrison Pratt, the free at home one year, and shall goods, but are rising for some On the eastern outskirts of tha people of tha North fiid la plant's superintendent. cheer up his wife which he hath primary commodities and in­ Havana—in their own "ghetto” one o f tha ways tha council H ie Herald mistakenly report­ taken.” dustrial materials. skyscraper—live Russian and SPIBNfi FIX-UP TIME!! aerim to involve Oongregational ed in the March 31 p i^ r that The Judge checked the pas- all-wool wopstod Housing starts have been un­ East European technicians', en­ riiuroiiea tai the Greater Hut- Maneheeter would sand a rep- oaga in a Bible he keeps on his usually strong this winter, pre­ gineers and experts. ford area in the naada o f men, reoentativo to an upcoming Uni- desk and sent Williams home. saging perhaps a real boom la­ These are symbols of Soviet WELDWOOO whersvtr or whataver those ter tlhs year. If so, the demand Influence in Chiba. There are needs may be. * 1 - for mortgage money may eat others—Communist trucks and Am rasidsht-tenant adviser of into the abundance of funds buses, an occasional Soviet - Hot Mril Homes, 160 Bari St., the ONE place available. made patrol boat equipped with be la taking an active and ag- SUITS InQation hasn’t been a force i rockets along the northern graady* poaitton in ttie itmer- to call for $14.78 I $300 here for several years. Partly coast, Cuban soldiers and mili­ otty houiang project. Akmg this was due to surplus produc­ tiamen with East bloc weapons. with U s w in , three sons and 26J 4 I SOD tive capacity ol industries, with There is no doubt of the grow­ ctM daughter, the Rev. Mr. 36AI I too" attendant competition from do­ ing (Communist Influence. Smith has orgutlzed the 48 fam ­ K l D i K ] ^ But Cuba does not give the mestic rivals, along with in­ ilies into an active tenant rela­ t-Ow 34 weato alsaJ creasing competition from im­ same police state Impression tion group. The group has three ports of foreign products. as, say. Communist East Ber­ V/llilES^VlM6S»MRGAiMS goals: MOM Business expansicm, therefore, lin. (1 ) To coordinate the land- has been moderate. Also, much I To a German, accustomed to lord-tanant total attack on tha of it has been financed from the military order and perfection, problam o f sanitation and per­ tkinmuteyoaYsaiitit internal funds of corporations— what military atmosphere exists AT GLENNEY’S sonal raoponsiblUtiea; (3) pro- Isn’s a iiMn iwirtDDWy ti Mk fw m6H earnings from generally rising in Chiba strikes one like a comic mots underatanding briween The Rsv. Mr. Smith discuses plans with a neighlnw. sales, and cash savings from re­ opera. It all is so casual. It all More For Your PainfJng Dollar With tenant and landlord through Fsrt Mrrict, In , iwii| ItMUdsTt Mkt laxed depreciation rules that seems a bit sloppy, a trifle un­ Joint dlaouarions Mid oomnvon iMriviaanr esItkntiiD. Can ap ir tom k lowered corporate income tax ^Toby Tyler^ Vends His Wares at Bailey Auditorium real. aims; (S) bring a total aware- payments. But the Soviet influence is iMoa to teiumu as regarding far tka cask ysi wait aaw . . . ta tkm ap M lclwl Adams as "Toby Tyler” sella peanuts to Robert Gay, a tramp, as Paige Adams, CHI-NAMEL FLEXON Now business is signaling a real enough. You can see it hda individual and social welfare Mt-avar MRs ar fw aap gaak raaiaa. pickup in spending for new the fat lady, watches from above. Jane Hicock, the horse girl, stands at the sidelines. The clearly in Havana harbor. as M affects th* community in plants and equipment. The in­ cW (^n are members of the oast of “Toby Tyler,” a production of the Children's Wing of There are freighters from the INTERIOR PAINT vriiiOh he lives. crease is strong, if still short of ^ Uttle Theater of Manchester, sponsored by the Town Recreation Department. The Soviet Unioa the Salvation Army Iw atartod fix^n ooratoh to hi* fo r toys and presents, and used A real garden of M iion. Subject to Stock ok Hnad approach to the problems that money, donated by church wom­ aonfront him each day. en, for food for the family, Ihe (A) Sizes 8-6x . .5.98 Mundane thtags, auoh as di fam ily in need had a Merry (B) Sizes 7-14 . .$7.98 iPORT COATS SLACKS FVIX LCNB OF PBE-FINISIOSO n otin g goriMge placamant and Chriatmaa that waa both unex­ 7-14 ..$7.98 WELDWOOD PANELING aoUections with bis neiglihors, pected and welcome. ON D IS PLA Y ora pait of hia daily routine: In an article written by the 2 7 , 5 9 , 5 - He keeps a vital oontaot with Rev. Mr. Simpson In last not ctily the tenants to the month's edition of "The Cen­ BB% Deerott Ot. New MID’WEIQHTS Ceilings Cracked Or In Need Of Repair Or Painf projecta, but memtoera of the ter,” the church publication, he 4S% wonted ALL-WOOL WORSTED area, and often makes referrals said, "Perhaps the most out­ Fine ear them,to the Blue Hills CSln- standing and significant work A permanent oolution to cracked Ic or to th* Family Services. on race relations that our Ifs Springtime in Connecticut! plaster ceillnga: NuWood ceiling The fonner is for alcohoUom, church la doing la to support Selection W(m’t crack, A lp or pari. Yat they and th* second, a non-sectarian the work of the Rev. Mr. ftnith Finn Whita Dress Shirts 2 38 need no mors care tb - « an or­ in the North Bind o f Hartford.” dinary oaillng. agency which offen the people a f Oreoter Hartford halp in Tha |tev. Mr. Zeaao aaya, O f norkhig out personal and fom- "When a suburban church takaa , Okay...« AIFSilh Naekwear 1.50 & 2 M Tam to get outside and have a little fun... the happy months are ahead! 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A thread of romance, and a list o f ehangas to Its recom­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. tmfriandly atmoaidiere pre- Replacement of the Rhee Line smashed out a sliding glass door biaight In ths lives of medical mended charter revisions, as i^Ula.” This referr^ to the re­ by new fishing sones is one of honey—or of ashes and mud?” « t a N Frank, at 96 Francis Dr., is a Take the early afternoon of and covered every room in his jnen and their famiUsa keeps it suggested by ths town’s board senior at Manchester High ported imsence of armed Japa- the main issues under discus­ house with four feet of soupy from becoming a purely tschnl- of directors. nesa patrol boats off South Ko­ sion in Tokyo. The line prohibits last Dec. 14, a Saturday. The mayron*ft v School He Is oner of 11 sons and radio began broadcasting bulle­ mud. oal dissertation. 'Tonight’s masting'is axpaot- las. foreigners fishing in some plac­ daughters of United Aircraft tins that residents below the Other residents reported simi­ iNika ahopa The author has chosen Mitch­ sd to develop Into a. hassle over employes, and the fourth Man­ Park rushed back to the cap­ es as far offshore as 100 miles. lar misfortune. ell City as the locale for her rule Inteiprstations, with “Rob­ ital from a provincial inspection In Tokyo the Japanese gov­ Baldwin Rills Reservoir should chester High School student, irtory. Manchester readers will ert’s Rules of Order” end Town tour Tuesday night and ordered ernment rejected opposition de­ get out The reservoir had ’The picture isn't all muddy awarded corporation-sponsored sprung a leak. black. find a striking similarity to this Counsel Irving Aronson on hand scholarships this year for the out no army troope to replace mands in Parliament to halt the for arbitration puraoaea. At 8:18 p.m. it broke. The more than one inch of area in places and things men­ study of engineering or an al­ riot police. The president told talks because of the demonstra­ tioned In the book. “MUchell tions in Korea. Three hundred million gallons rain is a blessing for growers At laat week’s CRC meeting. lied science. Premier Chou to allow student Wetef SeCere Se tern Memorial Hospital,’’ described demonstrations os long as they Foreign Minister Masayoshi of water cascaded down on of dry-farmed crops — barley, Democrat Ntoholaa R. Jackston Frank received a Donald L. NMNeM-AS as “a progreslvs Institution.” Is were orderly. Ohira questioned socialist claims houses, apartments, cars and wheat, hay, beans. stunned ths agency’s Democrat­ Brown Scholarship, named in people in a pleasant, compara- a counterpart of ManchesUr' ic majority by bolting ranka, Questlans 'asked by the stu­ that the political situation in Tou didn’t know that this land Memorial Hospital. memory of the president of dents of the premier indicated South Korea was unstable. ttvely new part of town. and voting with ths four Re­ UAC from 1934 to 1940. The Five Uves were lost Several of movie stars, missiles and Mrs. Mercer is a natlv* of publicans. that they felt the $S00-miIllon “ I understand there have been planes produces dry-farmed Bay Ridge, a section of Brook- scholarship provides full tuition reparations offered by Japan in- many opposition movements in homes were swept away; some In doing so, hs helped defeat crops, too? Just 48,(WO acres a N.T; She was educated at and academic fees plus 8.600 a BiMdent compensation for S6 Korea, but I understand demon­ were reduced to kindling. Fire­ the two charter ohangee that year for four or five years’ col­ men removed about 8,000 peo­ year. Is all—$1.8 million worth. Shore Road Academy in that have formed the core of a year jrean of Japanese colonial rule; strations occur in any Democrat­ RaljA W. Uchty, the county’s lege study. ple—in some cases with life­ town. She Is married to WUllam of deliberations, a mandatory that they feared the Japanese ic cotmtry,*' he said. chief deputy agricultural com ­ lines, ladders or hellcoptera. I* Mercer, a material controls review of ths general manager’s United Aircraft also presents missioner, says the rain “ could ' D w age was estimated at tlS analyst with Pratt and Whit­ post, end a transfer of duties an unrestricted gift of |600 a mean the difference between a year to privately endowed col- mUlion—about gl million of it to ney. division of United Aircraft and powers from the general iiiiiliiillli automobiles. Cleanup and re­ crop and no crop.” Cora.. Bast Hartford. ieges and universities for each manager to the board of diioc- scholarship winner attending pair are still going on. • U a B M M s t o l A e 4> < e ..T h e MetViers have lived in tors. SIR. BONES Vtrglaa F. MIeroer those institutions. liliH WhUe this unwanted gush Mancheeter 18 years. They have An attempt by (Mairman toAI—rf «r«i •» two daughters, Mlml, a sopho­ WIIHain M. Fratac LITTLE HEELS... soaked one area, one of Los CANTON, Tex, (AP) — Dr. Im Aae lulf pAM* my ftw Atty. Sanford Plepler to get Frank is m the top 3 per cent geet^ef^eMe 8i9Bg^^ veiW more at Manchester High Dougiasa Waflop, are alao wri­ Angeles’ worst droughts contin­ Jack Hughes, professor of Pale­ Jackston, or one of the four of his senior class at Manches­ ontology at West Texas Univer­ eoM eeeCM«B School, and Meri, a Orade 4 ters. ued, drying brush to tinder. MMeeleAyeeegM RapUblioans, to introduce a mo­ ter High School where he is en­ sity, often has Collections of old m FinAwi. Ihiy'Cew ~ “ .Wpll at Highland Park School After a auocsaaful vsotuia A week ago Sunday night tion for reconsideration failed, rolled in advance placement Several Showers bones, skeletons of fossil re­ MAiepiirAMi IhiNfcttol. A son, William Mercer Jr., la aa proprietrsas of a Bay Rldgs warm winds off the Mo^veDes- and the meeting was adjourned, classes In English and mathe­ ert howled through can}rons at mains in the trunk of his car. MMwwfcf/JMMi a resident o f the Mansfield hat ahof), she worked In a Jew- matics and the honors group in with tonight’s data agreed upon. For Miss Wood BIG FASHION! 80 mUes per hour, blew«down Ris wife drove into a filling Tra^inj School for mentally airy thap on Fifth Ave., New physlc.s and U.S. History. ' Toric aty, for six years. When Since then, Jackston has re­ iiiiii thousands of trees and unroofed station recently to have a tire He is a member of the‘Na­ 1 World Wbr n started, she JcHn- vealed that hs h*s changed his Miss Prudence Ann Wood e( several houses. changed and when the attendant Surrounded by a large family, tional Honor Society and has iiiiii ' “Helaaca Is the registered mind, and is "ready to Intro­ Vernon was guest of honor at The winds broke scores of opened the trunk he Jumped TM of the Heberleia Patsat Mrs. Mercer was ralaed iii an sd the Red Cross aa a recrea­ been awarded a letter of com­ windows, caused power failures back in horror. “ Oh, don’t mind atm o^ere oonducive to crea­ tion worker. After training duce a motion to reconsider last a miscellaneous shower held Corp." week’s action.” mendation in the National Me­ lastmg hours and topided a tree those,” Mrs. Miller said. “ They tive wrirtdng. Her sister, Dor­ ki Wariiington, D. C. ahe wee rit Scholarship examinations. recently at the home of Miss that killed a man. An agency are Just my husband’s bones." othy Fletcher; two oou^s, Lu- •tationed at (kunp Bdwards, That ia the setting for to­ Readies ^La Pieta^ for Trip night’s antlctpated dispute — Aside from academic activi­ Jessie Hewitt and Miss Ethel representing 880 Insurance com­ The attendant was read yto oUle Fletcher and Iris Fletcher Mass., where Um met her hue- whether, as stated in ’’Robert’s ties, he is an avid cheas player Hewitt, both of Center Rd., Workman In St; Peter’s BasUlca In Rome examines wooden blocks set under Michelan­ pares estimated the wmdatonn call the police when I t a . Norstruid; and a oouein-4n-law. band. SHOIS Rules of Order,” the motion to and is ranked 22nd among U.S. Vernon, and aunts of the brid^ gelo’s ”La PieU” as the statue is partially raised from its marble platform. The famed damaged over 11,000 dw elh^ Rugbes finally axi^alaed they W td d o J T L Her writing oarssr, begun In reconsider cim be mode only at junior chess players. He Is a elept. stattie wUl be shipped to New York where it will be on display at New Toric World’s Stir. and business buildings at a loss were part of a collactlon DRUG COMPANY 1600, necessitated retirement of mart than $3 million. the same meeting as the orig. member of the high school band, She opened her gifts while (AP Photofax.) her husband was taking to the M l Main S t—60-8881 from an active social and com­ dance band, Jazz Club, CSiess seated beneath a pink q>rink- That was only part of H. The University museum. inal motion, or whether it can ‘ TiOtus” munity life. She is a member be made at any subsequent Club, Latin Chib and Model ling can and a large white of South Methodist Oiurch, meeting. Club. wedding bell. Relatives and in tan kid. . . N O W where riu particlpeted in dra­ Frank traveled extensively in friends from Bridgeport, Weet Former Pastor mas, end acted aa lay reader the Near and Far Blast while Haven, Coventry, Bolton and for several church services. Drop Continues ^Sugar ’N Spice and Everything Nice’ his father, a former lieutenant Manchester attended. Breakfast Guest FUEL O IL Mrs. Mercer was a Olrt Scout in the Navy, was stationed In Miss Wood has been feted at :::::: l^s. Hazel Wells of Notch Rd., Bolton, waas pleased and surprised with her gift from leader for two years. She was In Idle Cla ims those areas. several other showers, one of Iiiiii Francis ,Staves of 10 Jacob St., Rockville. The skirt of the "sweet" young lady is a' cake, which was given by Miss Susan The Rt. Rev. Megr. Joeeph E. also an aariy member of the The scholarsip winner plans 1 4 '/ 2 C ^ which was made and decorated by Staves, a Junior in the tool and die department at Howell Crandall of Tolland Tpke., Farrell, pastor of St. Mary’s Manchester Association for the Unemployment compensation Cheney Technical School. Mrs. Wells, a clerk In the school office, is leaving tomorrow to study astronomy or astro­ Help of Retarded CMldren, and Rockville, who will be maid of Church of New Britain and for­ claims filed In Manchester last Mter eight years service at the school. She, and her husband, Stuart, soon will move to physics at either Massachusetts honor. G O O D / r ^ E A R has been active in the Highland week dropped by 69, or 5,6 per Boston, Mass., where he has been transferred. The costume of the cake girl is decorated Institute of Technology, Stan­ mer pastor of the Church of the 9 Miss Wood, daughter of Mr. Park School FTA, cent below the figures for the in white icing, which was piped on the cake to resemble lace. Pale blue decorations, set ford University, or Ckirnell Uni­ Aesum(ptioa, will be the guest GASH SAVINGS She is currenUy woricing on week ending March 19. with tiny silver candies, decorate the front of the dress. Her necklace, ^yristlet, and the versity. and Mrs. Cecil Wood of Center Breaker at the annual Oommun- I 1’ TO Rd., will become the bride of another medlcaJ flotton novel, A total of 1,161 persons drew roses on her hat were also made of pale blue Icing. Staves surrounded his lady with or­ Frank's award marks the ion breakfast of the Holgr Fsiti- chids and violet colored sweet peas. Farewell poems to Mrs. WeUs with sentiments from Joseph Schifley, son of Mr. and which Mm expects to oomplete checks locally during the week fourth UAC acheUarship to be I Uy Retreat League Aprt S at "Her Boys” were typed on white paper tied with ribbon and placed at each side of the Mrs. (Dharies E. Schifley of lots this spring. She was fea­ ending March 26, compared to won by a Manchester High 0 am. at the Knights of Co­ cake. (Herald photo by Saternis.) Buffalo, N.T., on April 4 at tured as a first novelist in The 1,230 for the previous week School student of the total 11 lumbus Home.' the Church of the Nazarene. JJIbnuy M m A l, and is listed During the corresponding week scholarehlpo given by UAC tWa Misgr. Farrell, spiritual di­ Hi!!; hi Oontemporary Authoie. « last year, claims were filed by p.m. at Rockville Methodist year. Ur,;: 1,066 persons. litde beds by day, little beek ni^it hth: rector of the Hartford Accfa- Church. St. John’s Episcopal Mrg. R o88 Miller G-E 12 U . au to m atic PKR Total claims across the state Maundy Thursday Services Only yesterday it was an­ dlocesen Oxnttium of the Le­ INDIFFERENT TO VOTE Church, Vernon, will have Koly And wbo pares diem to pecfectioiiP i| gion of Mary, was elevated to «AI.IX>N last week dropped by 1,081 to nounced that scholarships sim­ 3 CHi 6A(30 (AP)—Voting regis­ Cknumunion at 10 a.m. and an ilar to Frank's have been won Speakg to Guild the rank of domestic prelate 39,471. During the correspond' tration by (Chicago Negroes all-day watch; at 7:30 p.m. by David Hinchey, son of Mr. Natwnl Bridge, of oounel , || with the title of right reverend Ing period last year, statewide Planned in Most Churches nearly equals that of Chicago there will again be Holy Com­ and Mrs. David W. Hinchey of mponsignor by Pope Paul VI Contolette FUEL OIL claims amoimted to 40,126. ki tlie 16 gagmgegg gga«gg whites, but whites outvote Ne­ munion and an address. A serv­ 76 Hilltop Dr.; Ronald E. Jo- last year. Ths Manchester office ranked Mrs. Roes Miller, wife of Riosa groes by a margin of almost 8-3, fourteenth last week among the Holy or Maunday Thursday.fp.m. The service of the day and ice, cantata and Communion doin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mau­ He was bora in Bridgeport MUIer of wnc, wiR be the with PHttr Plow stated SO unemployment of- oommemorating the Last Sup­ confirmation of new members have been scheduled for 7:30 rice E. Jqdoin of 40 Green R d ; , -Wlfli A .. * . ‘ I H * - I . - COOPER ATlV't guest speaker at the Oommun- where he attended school until fleea one step higher than dur­ Is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at the p.m. at First (Jongregatiortai and Miss Patricia A; ‘9taekow- Oil, rOM PW Y per, traditionally opens Holy ibn suppM- of the GuBd M Our he entered 9t. Thomas Semin­ Ih s report theorised that Ne- ing the previous week. United Methodist Chim:h, Bol­ C3hurch of Vernon. skl, daughter of Mr. and'M rs. ary, Rocheeter, N. T. He was •3 UodSoloa- 'nI.V (T', I 9 S.S g n abetsnUon from the polls Week observances xi cnurches Lady of St. Bartholomew. X gm “FOB /y^ow BVKBYTHINO SINCE s Swivel Bose Hartford was first with 6,188 o f the C3iristian world. ton. St. George’s Episcopal Leonard R. RackowiUti of 754 will be held after the T pm. fi'. ultnxri sTfiKrr ordained on May 29, 1990, In St. tkms rsflecbt Indifference and passive clainu followed by New Haven Church, Bolton, will have Holy C^enter St. Downtown Main St., Maneheater e SM-SMl TF.I. In Manchester, the Church 6f COINS GRABBED UP Mass on April 3 in the school Jbeeph’s Oathedral, Hartfonl. polities protest, an expression with 4,944, then Bridgeport Communion at 8 p.m. B that “ the voter considers he has the Assumption has scheduled library. Tickets for the breakfast ars with 4,591, and Waterbury ^ t h the hearing of confessions from ■Ihe service of lights and John F. Kennedy half-dollars BLAMED FOR THEFTS now available from parish * 2 Weak wotor no alternatives oa the ballot." 4,189. Reserv«itk>ns which wfil dose ■rand BOW 19M model 3 to 6:30 p.m. and the celebra­ Holy Communion will be ob­ Were placed in circuiauo.. .,i NEW HAVEN (AP) —Jt w«s on Monday at 3:30 pm. may be chaiimen. Reservation forms temp. tion of hign Mass with a proces' served at Talcottville Congre­ New England Tuesday and Fed­ 23-year-old Thornes ArUbaU may also bo obtained from the made with any one of the eom* wifti FuH Pewor TraBO> akm at 7:30 p.m. A t 7 p.m. at gational Church at 8 p.m. St. eral Reserve officials said they who stole Eva LaGallienne’a parish chairmen for the annual were shotched iin o* f--*- nUttee members. Ihoss serv­ St. Bartholomew’s Church, the Peter’s Episcopal Church, Wap- 83,000 gown and Nellie Woods’ retreat to be held at the Holy bank tellers could distribute ing on the committee are Mria * AE Poreolala I s of the Eucharist will be ping, will hold a Lenten service vlga, police said today. AnibstH, Family Monastery, Shrming- Formor a n d luilf-hi them. Rosswell Sprague, Mrs. Nicho­ Tub and Top celebrated and Grade 2 pupils with sermon at 8 p.m. in the kicked up in a raid on a mari- tcn, from May 1 throngh 8. Fei’.ty’ an

J ' ■ t i PACT gcrrggw MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26. 1264 ■AlfCHSSm BVBHINO HERALD, MANCHESTiR, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1964 j T ------PAGE SEVEMTOnf I M i r o n airoady makint plans tor piat b ig annual' Rad Biam auction to ocfifily h iu s tr a t^ this asw be held in September. G>wboy Star Events Albert A'. Coolidge is chair­ TV-Radio Tonight handbodk^ containa sssenttsl. School Board man. Parishioners are being Roy Rogers suthoritabr^ ^ intoimatlon used Events in Nation reminded to hurry-a cu rry In WorU In training anit' Tbsatsr (la proBA W o ^ e ^ p r for the Netherlaiida today to explanation ot how a (Ckibaa thing saleable would be wel­ By DAVE SMITH rsssf. MEATOWN Beak better relattona with Indo- Internal Revenue Service PUb- jected by a 75-65 vote Tuesday OverBudget U llV a SILVER LANE. EAST HARTFORD licaUon 458, contains d e t a ile d ^ helicopter, hijacked by two come at the barn. It’s the big HOLLYWOOD (AP) The Early Show (la oroarsss) 9:00 mizia’s former eotonlal matter a move lad by silver su te cen- (£ ) HovfsIs St - 9 (1b“ p r^M S ) formation on the new rules en­ fectors, managed to fiy into money making event of the Quien of the West was at the ( S) aad more Dutch buaineM tor the gressntm to provide 91.26 mil­ t k * BMurm board c i aduea- Stma acted by Congress for deduct­ Key Weat, Fla., last Friday ap­ year. hairdresser's, explained the king (10) Bys-l>c(iUly ■Bfging Indoneaian economy. The following tltlee are re­ lion for the coining of new silver " A U WIEAH FRESH CUT— NONE PRE-PACKAOEDl" ing business travel, entertain­ parently without detection. Mon wm hold a apaelal meatinf The Children's Choirs of the of the cowboys, thrashing wild­ (M) Bubscri^ton TV Subandrio, who la aLra first cent U . 8. Qovenunent publlca- dollars. (Ml SurvlTSi at Bca JI’wSK a A t* ▼ «*» ment, and gift e x p e n d . A chart McNumara called the Florida ICarob M, at 7:90 p.m. to con- Hebron and Gilead Congrega­ ly about on his exercising m a­ Oaputy prime mlnlatw, aald ha In sending the annual Treas­ (40) Laramlt tlona added bo the pamphlet which shows at a glance the senator, sent him a letter and tlBua work an tha 1004-65 budf • tional churches were hosts last chine. (20) Itorls would "tay the foundaUon for ury’ - Post '^fice appropriation e M Legodt STORE HOURS: TUES.-WED.. 9-6; THURS.-FRL, 9-9 ooHection of the M ary Cheney factors to be p r o v ^ in sub­ arranged a briefing Wednesday Saturday of the Youth Choir of With a flick of a switch the Wsstlltr normaUzatlon of Indonaslan-Hol- bill to the fldar laiit week the on the defense situation. Smatt^ at, (ha board ot flnanea mam S:lt .22) (Hub House lib ra ry ; stantiating elements ot an ex­ St. John’s lOplscopal Church, thrashing stopped and the king «:2U ( 8) nui Prednct land relaUons,” which were re- House ApproprtMlons Commit­ era said be now la confident ban hiattad to halp plan. A East Hampton. of the cow bw s dismounted. On SATURDAY I to 4 — (CLOSED A U DAY MONDAY) ■tuned a year ago. penditure is of special Interest. tee rojected the I'feasury’s re­ (4u) Tbs Loas Ranter Jotm Fitagenald Kennedy — 1988. "that this type ot situation” daf l ott la Ukely, this yaar, the A project is afoot for a con- foot again, Roy Rogers looked Walter Oonklte e eo ^ f’ **’*7 HHlbaUesI Subandrio ia tha first top In- quest for $925,000 lb . rSsume will not recur. board raporta appointment about the same as when he (10-23-30) Huntley Brinkley 1:20 (M) Metropolla Ektlogles to the Late President A Guide to FederaC Estate teat on Beethoven, each mem­ (Ml Whal e New ' I 8-13) Dick Vaa Dyka donaslan official to visit tha minting cartwheels. Th^ com­ SERVICE ACADEMIES: Tha ad maa Natalia Ookimbaro ot ber to learn aa much as possi­ thundered over the purple sage (12) Newibeal 10:00 (10-30^) SlavMth Hour Hague since President Sukarno Delivered In the Rotunda of the and Gift Taxation—The materitd mittee aald the Denver and Pentagon civil rights chief said Topand ia approved by the ble about the composer's life - -tall, dark, slim and trim—but 6’46 (20) Ron Cochran ( 3-13) Danny Kajrt United StatM Oapiiot, Nov. 24, Included is derived from the ( 8-3040) (Hutnatag severed relations in 1980 over Philadelphia mints should c^t-^Tueaday there are only 82 Ne- board to fUI the Mndarfartan and music, the contest closing with a touch of angina. 7:00 t^22«M 0) Newt. Sports, West Irian, The Dutch turned 1858. laws and regulations In force on centrate on badly needed small- geo cadets among the 7,000 men Weather in •» -School PrCTlew Jan. , 1968. Taoanoy for tha oomlnf yaar. April 18. Mrs. Kenneth Ander­ " V , ’ sawbones thinks it might M) P l«:« to CHUl Homa EASTER SPECIALS the territory over to Indonesia OuamnteeiTig An Opportun­ 1 **■ : at t^ Army, Navy and Air (M) Heritage She aaadiMitee tMa June from son directs the East Hampton be tension,” he says. ”J get all ( 3) Uttleit Hobo .. SubacrlpUon TV lart M ay l after a 18-year ity for Higher Eklucatlon To A ll Project Mercury. A Chronol­ The floor effort to provide, Force academies because “lota 11:00 i3-8-13-2M3-So40) News. Nee (ha m B lnantle State Taachera choir, and Mrs, Brenton Crane knotted up, hard as rock right (10) Ifanhunt Btruggle that began whan Indo­ High School Graduates: Should ogy—This document presents a funoa for the first mintini; of of Nei^rO youngsters Just don’t OoBase. _ .. '29* Interpole Callinf Iporte, Weather the local choirs. Trophies will ha k here”—he gives himself a 7:18 (30) Sports Camera 11:16 (30) . Tonight______Show (C) nesia Won Independence in 1949. the Fed e)*l Government P a r­ brief but accurate chronology silver dollars since 1935 w a s ' dream they tmve a chance.” H m new aalary aoale for be awarded April 25. oke between the shoulder- (33) Highlight (10. Steve Allen of Important events throughout made before the bill was passed The official^ Asst. Secretary (3) Tonight (C) ARMOUirS LONDON (AP) —Judges of ticipate 7 ♦aachwa adopted the Board Holy Week services at St. lades— “ and the doc thinks that 7:30 (10-32-30) Virginian (C) Britain’s Royal Academy today the Mercury program. by a 326-20 roll call vote and of Defense AlfreAtB. Fltt, sug- S 11:30 (13) UoTie SelUng to the MUUary— K ad Sdoeation ia a 95,000 mini- Peter’s Episcopal Church will may be contracting the main (34) Sir Clark On Art 11:30 (3) Movie finished scrutinising 10,000 pic­ Federal Career Directory—A sent to the Senate. gested that the pldnned expan- gives information to busineea Buon and a 97,600 maximum for be tomorrow, Maundy Thurs­ artery to my heart. STAR tures entered tor the academy’s Guide for College Students. An Rep. Compton I. White Jr., R- alon of the academlek a W pre- TV WEEK FOR Cg WK u I t E M iT I N O (aaohaca who hold a bachelor’s day, Holy Communion. 10 a.m.; "So I ride this thing twice a annual exhlMtloa but failed to Snma on itenw purchased and alphabetical list of m ajor fed­ Idaho, suggested that the aban- sent new opportunities for min* datrea. 7710 maximum salary k>oation of military purchasing Good Friday, 'The Three day and just take it easier than OR find the missing Goya portrait eral career occupations, as well doned San Francisco mint be ority group youths. \ wouM call fo r 10 atepa, five of Hours,” meditation on the "Sev­ I used to. ■ I ’ve been lucky so of the Duke of Wellington. ^ ■ offices. as a brief description of each reactivated for production of Meanwhile, Fltt said, he bita 9900 and 6 o f 9300 each. The en Last Words,” from noon to far—never have had a heart at­ Radio The Goya, which was bought Smoking and Health — This job showing the nature of work new cartwheels. Rep. J.' been trying to stimulate the In- master's dafree aohadula iwould p.m. tack—but If I tried to run from for the nation tor 9802,000 in report, containing the results qualifications required, and ca­ Vaughan Gary, D - Va., floor terest of qualified Negroes, (I M s llWtHg Inolndes only thoae news broadoMta of I f or 191 run Cram 9&.S00 to 97,800; the Rtstorieal Society here to the barn I ’iN keel over CUDAHYS August 1961, w as stolen within of the committee’s study and reer opportunities are Included. manager, said that when the Puerto Ricans, Mexican-Ameii- * Oth year soala, from 99,500 to before I got 25 fMt.” minute length. Some stations carry other short newaoaata). 'An effort is on foot to revive a month from the National G al­ evalutlons; provide the most The Search For Extraterres­ new Philadelphia mint opens In cans and members of other 9«.14jIM. By taking It easier, the 52- ffDBC—12W . 7:46 Sing Along lery in Trafalgar Square. No trial Life—^The technology of a few years Congress could con- minority groups— “ people who the Hebron Hlstorieal Society 9:06 Nigh (beat (X)miprehenBive compilfttion tuid year • old Rogers means he (:UU Long Jobii Wada PURITAN trace of It has ever been found. space exploration is the l»ey. elder providing funds to resume traditionally have bMn left out which was a going concern 8:00 Dick Robinion 10:80 Thirty Minute Theater analysis ever taken on the re- A musical, “CUideralla,” will Sir Charles Whssler, presi­ and this Informational publica­ coinage of silver dollars. of things.” some years ago, but which has makes hie millions these days I 08 Newt Sign Off 11.uu News laUcmship between smoking and bo preaanted April 11, at 2 p.m 11:18 Sports 21naJ tion of the N ASA discusses some SA T IS FIE D : Sen. George A. largely fallen out of existence. by firing {Aone calls from a WHAT-AM dent of the Royal Academy, health. by tha Kxparlmental Theater 11'80 Art Johnson Show of the methods, devices or Im­ Smathers, D-Fla., said Tuesday Mrs. Clarence E. Porter is the swivel chair. But he'a still win­ WPOP lu e had auggestad that the Oilaves When making candles at homa ad Hartford, as the final event f:90 News Weathei and Sports Private Pilot’a Handbook of plements which they are utiliz­ Secretary of Defense Robert 8. leading spirit in the endeavor. ning the West, by bujring and 7:01) Bdward P Morgan ■ :00 Lou Terri WHOLE return it “with no questions tilt the mold while pouring in in the Resianal P T A Oouncll selling big chunks of it In King 7;1B M Hynee Show 7:00 Bob ChrlstlAn asked” by slipping it in among Aeronautical Knowledge —Ool- ing this search. M cNam ara has reassured him The old society had on hand 10:00 Mad Daddy Show i the wax to prevent air bubblea. Matinee series in Rham Hirh Mldas-type real estate deals. t0:S(i Tonight At Pv Place the many pictures submitted for a amall fund which was invest­ ISO Sign Tiff ^ P - U 9 « Timely Attack ■clMwl. His 188-acre R R -B ar ranch In the academy's annual exhlbi- ed in a Willimantic bank. The A Slamse cat uwed M al^l”, owned by the Bill Anderson family of Pittsburgh, Pa., "Cinderella” will be pro­ Chataworth, for instance. He . „ WTIC—ISM i.% Radio Ofeater Hartford tion. p r o b le m ^ just how to get It 8:00 Newt, Weather. Sports f :46 i^well Thomas whra in a p la j^ mood will stalk and attack the family cuckoo clock. After giving the duced and directed by Mra. bought It ' nine years ago for 6:30 Plnanclai Report LONDON (AP) — The Britlab into local hands again, since the I 5(1 8Ddrta Ttans ^ r l y nolaemaker a close inspection, ha disappointedly goes about his business. (A P Pho- Kllaabaih Peristain, originator 910,(X)0 and sold 131 acres to a 6:38 Muilc 7:10 Evening Report Safety Council Is urging indus­ request must he signed by a 8:48 Three Star Extra of the theater which began as ■ubd'vider last year for 91.8 mil­ 7 :* public Affairs Prograsa trial woriisrs who a (l ^ t the member or officer of the organ­ 7:06 Conversation Piece 8:00 Life Line the Children's Theater Wing of lion plus pert of the gross. 7:38 Cbei Huntley Beatles’ shaggy hair style to ization, and It will require some .*:*0 Beet of Broadway the Canton Show Shop. This "A nd I kept the seven best 7:30 News of the World HAMS wear balmeta at work. able. In fact, most Anglican al­ period If she has the good S U O O R - - - STILL TIME TO SAVE searching of old records to set­ 8.06 Pope Concert leiS 81sn Off tars are of stone and never group has performed at the acres for myself,” he says. LARGER SIZES The council has put up 50,000 sense to keep her mouth shut tle the question. Mrs. Porter moved. Children’s Museum for the past "Pretty good, huh, for a hick posters in factory locker tooms Ruth Millett and wait for time to straight­ says we shall be In danger of three years. Their productiona from Duck Run, Ohio?” i showing a boy who lost his Lord Alexander, who is con­ en things out. losing the bank money if some­ nected with the United Kingdom include such fairy tale favorlt^ His ranch house office — he Beatls out In a machine. That laughter, not tears, la a body doesn’t get busy. of Protestant Chiu’ches, said: ADVICE FOR THE BRIDE as “Beauty and the Beast calla it "The Boar’s Nest”—is "Long hair at work is a ser­ woman’s best weapon. “There can be no possible doubt "Snow Whfte and the Seven Oiled with pictures of his wife ious double risk,” aald James That the fewer questions she Maaeheater Evening Herald that these changes are being Borne young wives suffer Dwarfs,''; "Jack and the and leading lady. Dale Evans, Tye, the government-sponsored asks, the more she will be Oiant,”; and "Tha Blvas and Hebron eorrespondent. Miss Sn and varioua of their eight chil­ OVEN eounoU’s director. "Women made step by. step in order that needlessly from Imagined told. tan Pendleton, telephone the church may move further tha Shoemaker.” dren and 10 grandchildren. Only w ear nets. I ckm’t see why boys alights from their husbands. That if she rebels against the 928-S45A Romewards in its policies.” The Experimental Theater’s 9 devoted family man could with girlish hair ahould not do Their unhappiness could be demands of her husband’s job appearance at Rham will be its take it easy with that many kids the aame.” The measure was approved, avoided if they would accept she will build up a wall be­ flrid of several road produc­ whooping through the house. with only Lord Alexander dis­ NEIW DBLHI, India (AP)—A the truth about the men they tween her husband and herself. tions throughout the state to READY senting. Gourmet Dinner He whisks you through his bomb explcxled early today in married. That one thing every vWfe provide a more rounded exper- |*m e room, where a whole zoo­ the State Assembly building at A bride shcnild realize; should learn is how to be alone 'lence for performers and pro­ full of stuffed animals testify Shop Esrlyl Open Tkert. Nigirt Morth 26 Jammu, in the Indian-controlled without being lonely. duction crew. Slated by Club Expanded CAC That her husband may often that the erstwMie fastest shot p4urt of the disputed state of seem unsympathetic or dlsln-' That beauty may have got- Mrs. Perlstein is an instruc­ GOVT. kashm ir. In the West was no slouch on terested In her problems not be- alone won’t hold him. A content­ tor in stagecraft at the Hart­ An Arabic Gourmet Dinner CLOSED FRIDAY, MARCH 27 several African safaris, either. The bomb, which cracked the To Meet Today , cause he doesn’t love her as ed, happy companion will. ford School of Ballet. Tickets wtM be given by the Syrian' Then you hop in his small for­ building’s walla and shattered JEWELRY CLEANER may be obtained In Hebron from much as she loves him, but be­ Lebanese American Women's eign car for a brisk canter out windows, w as the sixth to ex­ The Citizens Advisory Com­ AH rights reserved Mrs. Jamas Law. cause the same things aren’t as Annooiation of Greater H art­ to his latest love— the new RR- plode in Jammu In recent mittee (C A C ) on urban reneiw- important to men as they ara Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Church News GRADED ford Sunday, April 5 at 7:30 p. Bar ranch In Hidden Valley. m WmS md UQUORS months of violence and tension al— re(sently expanded os the re­ to women. A harveet of new members m. at the 3J’s Reetauram, Rt. Rogers’ new ranch is a place Irt the state claimed by both In- sult of a town ordinance ap­ That the surest way for a w as accepted Sunday Into He­ 9, Bolton. of rocks, live-osJc, scrub brush h It isn’t Dale, fresh from the Earl Alexander of Hills­ to effect about M arch 15, ex­ goals they can strive for,, to al­ ing ot security and added comfort. Brown, M arjorie D. Doitald, Foumler. hairdresser’s. borough, the opposition leader, panded the CAC from 15 to 21 ways have something planned No gummy, gooey, paety taita or feel­ Bruce E. Griffin, Carol L. Ttcketa may be obtained It’s Trigger, fresh from a ing. Oet FASTKirrH today at drug opposed approval of a measure members of definite tenna in advance that they can look countan avaiywbare. and 9 0 . 9 9 KeanMy, Johanna B. Nygren, from any mennlber of the oom- Const to Const 5 5 - 9 9 bath, gleaming gold and white BSMed fay the church assembly Tbe CAC was organized as a forward to with happy anticipa­ Sharon lk Royley, Andrew D. mittee. in the sun. BLENDED WHISKEY to amend an

s. Nancy W . B rew ­ Home in Atlanta which recently er, William Rathbun, Wilbur was torn down when the last 8 YEARS OLD QUART RUis, AQan HiU, Michael Flli- STAR Drastically Reduced resident moved out. 86 PROOF BOT I auH, Cynthia Raymond, Judith The UDC wants the bricks to •DISCONTINLED MODELS Porter, Sandra Grun, Michael ■ell to finance a memorial at George.Ne Blow, James Simonds, Russell Stone MounUln Park to honor SOUR Blow, David Bromley, Kenneth the Confederate dead. Bromley and Gloria Bromley, State Atty. Gen. Eugene Cook Converse Red Crown nMASHS!m Bourbon E-X-P-A-N-S-I-O-N totaling 38 new membere re­ C a M e d says the state constitution for­ PAINTING AND 6 YEARS OLD QUART ceived into the congregations of bids the state to make even so the linked churches, and prob­ ■mall a ,donation, hut Sanders ' DECORATING 86 PROOF BOT W ATCH RANDS ably establishing a record high ■aid Tuesday------the UDC wcnild event. 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Blow up balloons, tie G O P Parley Is Opposed Endorsed hy G D P Caucu* Even for the Scholars Town Dem ocrats'will caucus MTH P6R&PIRATION f ribbon or string to each and tie ■ To#H and EifliUi D iitriet officials last nifht made tonight at 8 at tha Mtodcipal the otoer end to a small favor By KAY NtERWOfm bought from the dime stOTo. flat Nttk headway in coming up with any definite or .imme­ RepubHcen town committee On School Personnel Building hearing room to elect Genesal Manager Richard With too exception of oite^cowfeariona Tbnredy y d LONDON — (N B A ) — b theawomon was nU, by hie own ad Newspaper Ewterprieei Assn. the favor on a chocolate W r or chairmen end vice chslrmeii ( a new town eommlttao and dala- diate plans to allefriate sewer problems in two areas of Martin, to a letter to toe board parson, who w «« .unable to— urday svsntoga aad ttiat Lent American scholar becoming a tniaekni. Ho waa more concerned No excuse dreai|Md up by a little sack of eandlee which from the eight towns In the Harold Poreheron, board ^^in g of buusbuR program . of dlrectom and ooplos sent to will and at midnight on Holy gatss to three party eonven- w ill double aa deesert. town— along W . Middle Tpke., near Broad St., and in the Fourth State Senatorial Die- education chairman, said this serve on toe Republican Town deadly bonT la ha guilty of with preaching socialism to Ifiey mother has yet been con­ Pu fcer ^nilag^ and ^annado nel tcm om iY i t < P4A. p4>t at: tbs the Firemen’s CMb, F ire Chief Saturdagr. Uona in June. Have ready a few games suit­ trict met la Newington last morning that the executive' aes- Oomrouiiity Hall. Odnunltteo becanse o f hla work, turning molehills of (act Into those days, and he had yet to vincing enough to quiet a child Oraan Manor Batataa ‘Voraat W. Ciurord MasAt and PoUoa the elate o f proposed members The Maundy Thursday Holy maka hla name as a playwright. Much interest now centers on ed to the age—relay races with Hina” davalopment off Scott ready been given the district night to choose a slate of die- slon of the board adjourned at AU managers, coaches Chief James M. Reardon, has Oesnmunton and Tenabraa Sanr- Bvererte of researchT clamoring tor a Mrthday party. a feather on a stick or musi- for a sewer study in that area. trict delegates to the state and 111:40 laat night until Tuesday^ fo r toe new town cmnmittee Take his flirtation with Jennie the Fourth lenatoriel District, Dr., in tha northeast quadrant umpires are uig4d to attend. explatoad Ms objeetlotis to hse at the Second Oongrsgatloa- n e e o queetlone are being After a certain age, and this cal chairs. I f you keep toe guest Martin last night asked the congressional conventions in' The board interview^ an "out- ’Teams’ will be fonned- at-this wee unanimously elected at the Patterson, e wealthy widow IS where tocumbont etate senator 9t town. ■hortentag'tbs flreman’s week party oaucue Monday night al Church w ill ba conducted at a ek ^ here following the news years his aenior. Some Shaw bi- Fred Ooocy has decitoed to run seems to vary from family to (list fairly limited, games will district If it might write a let­ June. ! standing" candidate for guld- meeting. AlngroiM Interested may week. 8 p.m. Thla w ill taohida the -S* be easier to manege. OaoanU Managar Richard ter to transfer the obligation But there was little or no ance counselor and w ill inter- Mrs. Dolly Femald was elect­ Stanley Rypina ographera would have the world again and Manchsstar director family, the party aapect dwin­ attend the meeting to team Tha queetldn had baan ralaed commemoration of too Laat of City University of New York When you telephone ths tovl- Martin, apokaaman for tha town of that federal grant to the' public discussion of possibls I view s second candidate before more about toe town baabball ed to HU that position fo r which believe that this waa a Mg love Atty. David Barry ie angling dles to Inviting a friend for board of diraotora—aU of whom by ths Flranton’s (Jliib ss to Supper, the reading of toe Soifo- 1 affair, all tempeeta and passion. to take his place. The diatrict tetions, be sure to make the town. Then the town could go | candidates for the nomination' its monthly meeting A pril 7, program. Additional help is still Roy Morttodalo had been en­ J?* ^'**^ finished annotating the dinner or to a movie. But 4-to- hours of the party clear, also had htUa knowiedge of the sdietoer It la sMltabla for flt»- dorsed. ture of the final events to the George Bernard Shew I f so, tha diariaa contain no convention Is set tor June 11 at 7-yoar-oIda seem to demand ahead and study it from the the state senatorial post, The meetuig last night was lieeded. men to work 66 hour Woeka, Life of Chriat. Aa tha, aoiipture the transportation. I f parenU oontanta o f a recant ‘YeaaiblMty town’s plan of solving ths prob-' T7>e fourth district Is alloted Driegatee to the three party the Irish playwright. hint of it. in an entry dated in the Hockanum School In Bart parties as their due. I f you ere called mainly for a ■ tUscussion A ragM ratioa period w ill be when pOUeemen work imly 40 is read there w ill be the ox- Professor Ryplns, according I drop their children at you home atudf" liy the (Uatrlet’s angi- lem. six representatives to the sUte of personnel and contractural conventions were also sleeted July 1888, Shaw speaks of call­ Hartford. a working mother or an extra held from 7:80 to 6 pjn. This is houra tlnguiahlng of tha eandlee with to reports, has expended the ing upon Jennie and staying un­ The party state convention is i It may be easier and you can naara ooncaming a raooanmand- and congressional conventions, agreements with the superin­ at Gm caucus. A ll were accept­ busy clubwoman, fitting a psuty be sure the party w ill end on ad plan to divert aewaraga from This they said they can do. I toe tast time a boy can regis­ Martin Wrote, ’’Tlw operation ed as propossd, and prsvlously the final dimmatlo presentation diaries to 460,(XX) words by til 1 a.m. "Veto of conversation set for June • at Hartford’s Into the week’s schedule is a Atty John D. LaBelle, district i as the result of Republican par­ tendent and discussions w ill ter. Fees must imconqiany legla- o f lira departments and poUoa leaving the church to darkneae. NIGHT SWEAT* HAVE MANY time if you agree to take them tiM Mandiaater Memorial Hos­ ty rules changes approved at hstod, with the axceptlan of the means of copious footnotes. This was distinctly gallant," he re­ Buahnell Auditorium, when It CAUGE6 (WARM BEDROOM, challenge. counsel, and Swanson, said. continue in executive session tratkMU. departments ts different to Blaater Sunday aervleaa srlU would make up into e book of cords. A few deya later he is ! home. pital area and some town dwal a special party convention in Tuesday sU rtlng at 7:80 pjn. delegatM to the senatorial dis­ w ill endorse'a candidate for CHANGE OF LIFE, ETC.) BUT But fit It in you must. I ’ve A narrative, profiles and setsj Teams will start pracUcIng many reapeeta, and a simple be at 9:80 aan. and U a.m. 1,000 pages. The feeling here Is with Jennie again, and ha nomination aa U.8. genator, learned the simplest epproech lings along tha turnpike into January, In addition to the First Selectman Richard con^>arlson o f the boors wntfcsd trict convention. CAN K PU6 TO SOME of maps on the d lstrlcf’s' orlg- j as soon as the weather permits Elected aa these delegatee with a claae tor too nuiweiy- , that the professor may have writes about "supper, music, U.8. Representative at large, is to plan a supper occasion, us­ the town aewer system — said Inal five pha.se proposed plan ! delegates from thele towns with- Morra attended the meeting does not take into oonsidetmtlon pre-aebool children at the INFECTION SUCH AS T B . that mote atudlaa on costa of In the district. and toe fields are dry, are Richard M. G4dtoat Mrs. F. labored to produce a mouse. curious conversation, and a dec­ end delegates to the nationel ually after school on Friday, A MillioR Dollars to for sewer expansion In the dls-1 last night Board member Ken­ all of the" differences."' Church Oommunlty Rouee dur­ HmMi CbdmIw Iwbliil kticMMliKiA tha changeover are needed be­ Chosen last night as the dele­ Ormqji to Daact Pauline UtUe, Walter L. Thorp The existence of the Shaw laration of passion." This is convention in Atlantic Q ty on which leaves Saturday tor trict will be complied, upon' neth Matthews was absent. He enolosed. w ith Ms letter, ing the worahtp aervlcea. Church diaries, which cover the years about aa close to ardor aa Shaw Aug. 24. •UiMWliMsMletoaliJUfSMaiaaisa fore any action can be taken gation to the atate convention Supt PhiUp U guori said this ‘The Soatteihralned Seara- and H erry A . Jackson. Oallnat cleaning up. The simplest sup­ Rollovo Hok off Pilot Mart' I's request, and made | are: a listing o f toa 81 largest oom- Soiool dasees w ill ba emlttad from 1888 to 1897. has long been permits himself to get. But he The state convention must al­ per usually is the favorite— The engineers, Bowe, Albart- available to theI townluw.. so'Bu "w wc e ___ . morning that beside the guld- otom f’ win dance in the must- and Mrs. U tU e had been en- on Easter Sunday. It Is estimated that over a aon 4c Associates of New York cal revue "Thet’a Show Bis" to mimitles to Oonneeticut, which doraed by toe party oommlttae known to British scholars. To does speak of a visit from Jen­ ao adopt a party' platform for House of Repreaentetiveo from hamburgers, or fish sticks, veg­ might have' a better Idea of, I? Wynne, ^uth ance counselor only two teach- toowa that ah of tha pAlce The Maundy Thursday servloa dgte, no one here has thought nie in 1888 during which she the state, make any state party that district million dollars a year la spent City, claim, in their report that, be presented April 10 and Ifl at at a moeittog with toe names o f etable sticks, milk, with 4ce on varied remedies to relieve costs," Martin said**<>• ' romaln to be hired for the departmtoits in ‘thoea towu at toe Prlncs of Poaoe Lutoer- that they were worth publlsh- "raged, wept, flung a book at rules changes, and elect $iem- The caucus w ill also be ask­ cream and cake for the finale. for about $56,000, the diversion .Mthough no definite decisions men from the fourth district; junior-senior ' ' high school. He 8 p.m. at 8t. Mauiicer (awreh. Thorp and Jackson presented ,itoh of plies. Yet druggists tell Mrs. Pauline Wookey, South are on a 40-lioiir week. from toe floor at toe caucus. en Ohurdi wlU be conducted at ‘ " L ...... my head." bers to the State Central 0>m- ed to elect 60 Democrats to the of sewerage into town mains la were met on who is to bear said he win present the names The dancers are toe meadamea However, to M of toe $1 7:80 p.m. by the Rev. Roger The diaries themselves are The diaries do, however, have With the wealth of bright spe­ you that cooling, astringent a "feasible and economically Windsor, state comihltteewom- Thorp rsplacea Mrs. Kathryn mittse. town committee. Later, after e cialised paper plates end cups the coats to alleviate the sani­ of candidates for the positions Hhna Mbrm, Diane Costanao, commmiltl^ the Are depart­ W. Heins, paator. "Como to wlthotrt literary merit, according historical interest for the lif^it The First Congreasioiial Dis­ Petorsoii’s Ototmeat soothes pile It Costs Loss to Control Tormitos than aound" way to avoid flooding in tary sawer situations, all con­ an; Edwin May Jr., Wethers­ o f business education and biol­ Otiard and Jackson, Otto C. bylaws change approved In to choose from, there is really I torture In minutes. 60c box or q(HWiu IHUIIII Angle Annentano, FwSine Ma- ments are on a 66-hoar week, Ohlvary'B Holy Mountain,’ ’ srill to Eric Batson, press officer of they shed on Shaw as a Social­ trict Convention Is set for June February goes Into effect en­ tha Homestead 8 t trunk in the curred last night that more field, leader of the party fac­ ogy teachers to the board at Its neggia, Margaret Maneggta Miller. no need to wash a load of dish­ i86c tube applicator. Peterson’s It c < ^ you nothing to find out If hidden termitat (so.ealled ”fMfw tion opposing state chairman to Manehsater. ' ' The eonvantlon delegates be the topic of the sermcn. the Shew Society. Only the ist propagandist, and aa a journ­ 13 at the Hotel Bond in Hert­ larging the committee to 70, ants ) sro destroying your house (oundatione, woodwork, ate. district as feared by district di­ meetinga, with the engineers April 7 meeting. and Miary LeFebvre. The show Martto ttataa, "1 am sure The MSundy Thursday service Americans, who have InheriWd alist making his living by writing es. I f you’re caught short, use 'Ointment gives fast, joyful re­ rectors. * present, are needed. A. Searle Plnney and an un­ Briefa named their alternates after the ford. It w ill ehdorse a candida te ten more members muat be plain paper plates and Invite lief from itching. ^ delighted PHONE or WRITE now for eomploto FREE Inspection by a trained, successful candidate fo r ths la directed by Eileen and Ray that'the other eoihmnnltles are at the First Oongregstlonal the prewar German capacity for everything from music critic­ for nomination to the U.8. choaen. H w anginaaca do not, however, Cub Scout Pack 73 hps can­ caucus. There alternates w ill be; the birthday ^ r l to draw bord- or money back. export Over 600,(XX) homes serviced. Our work Is GUARANTOD by 1962 gubernatorial nomination; Berdbe. on a 66-hour week fo r flremen, Church will be conducted at dull scholarship, would consider ism to unsigned editorials. They aay tha dlvisloa la necessary, celed Ka meeting tonight and becruiae they realtoe, as we da For statA Otto O. Miller, H. 7:80 p.m. to toe sanctuary with publishing them, he Implied. are also revealing concerning (1) •mbe-Termlnlx, (2) E. L Bruce Co. This Quarentee I t ------Martin reported. Royal E. Cowles, South Wind­ wlU go swimming next Wednes­ OhUdren'a tteketa wW be half Vmibur Btovens, Richard M. by American Employers’ Insurance Co. Cancer Society sor; George. Coole.v, Rocky H ill; price for toe Friday evening the differences In working con­ Holy Communion Servlco and But If the diaries are with­ the formative years of the Fab­ Another problem eoncama a day, April 1. from 7 to 8 p.m. ditions between pAlcemon and Oallnat and O. Richard Mes­ Office of Tenehrae toUowed by out literary merit, what light ian Society, which has had a and Arthur Olesen, Newington. at the East Side Rec. performence. A ll tickete wiU sier; congressional district, NEW LOW COST PROTECTION AGAl backup of sewerage flow In Con­ flremen.” a coffee hour to tha vestry. do they shed on Shaw’s private profound Influence on British . . . for Iflfggfd and npn infattad houMt — old homot. now homoa gress S t Unaa. Aids Residents Chosen last night as the dele­ ’The board of finance w ill meet be toe same price Saturday. Harry Olsen 8r„ M ra Arthur gation to the congressional con­ Of the sevm towns whose New members will be reoetvSd life during the period of his Labor party thought. houooa uf^ar conatruction. Atk us for datallt about our $6,000 damafo Tuesday, March 81, at 8 p.m. In Tickets may be purchased fWMn flremSn are iu>t on a 66-hour J. Vinton, Mrs. Florence Coch­ Into the diureh membenUp young manhood? But as bedside reading the fuarantood protoclion on qualifiad buildingt and eontanta — only ainall Martin was given a eopy of vention are; rane; senatorial district, Donald the study in which four alter Joseph Garman, chairman o f' toe Town Offices. ’The tax rate Mrs. George MianeK«ia or Jbhn week, four work 48-houts, and The anmua Beater Sunrise diaries are about as exciting as annual cost. EXPERT REPAIR OP TERMITE OAMAIE. Dticrtptiva fofdar an rtqNMt Raymond Cox, 58 Deepwood will probably be set at tola McOabe. S. Davis, Bertron A. Hunt, Otto "Women have been a ghastly Just In Time For Easter! nata ways ware auggaated on the Cancer Drive which starts three wm-k 42-hOun. Service at 6:80 a.m. w ill be con­ nuisance all my life,” com­ a collection of laundry bills. It IRUCE-TERMINIX CO. OF NEW ENGLAND Dr., the only Manchester Re- meeting. Martin’s letter waa aa answer C. MUler, M ra Esther S. M. ducted by toe Senior Pfigilm is generally agreed by those hoW tha town might take over Friday, April $, today described' publican on the district delega- Olsen. plained Shaw, who died in 1960 •pt fart Avt., Watt Hartfard 10, Conn. ~ phona 23$.9I7( tha sewerage from the town Baseball MeeUag Set Mancheater Evening HeraM to a .suggestion nsade last De­ Fellowshto of the First Oongre- who have seen them. W. N. Eaflaod LmiUiaf Co., Auttiorlzid Local RaprtaantaDvtsphono 6494B0I the services offered by the' tlons; Mrs. Aldoretta B. Secord, Frances Mannise, baseball at the age of 94. area the diatrict now serves. B- m ttoer Ueneal aasiatant 9:80 a.ntL and 10:80 aan. and at 60; Manchester I^pe and Sup­ DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER • la t a' $47,000 giant had al- Atlanta family declined to Iden­ Ruby’s famQy iHbiuImhiI Mai- toWMfied 10-galloB with a nar- ntted by Sherwood Burger of to:tlia 7th (HiDlflt Court at Meri' S t Joseph’s Mission Church to ply Co., $767.06; Dr. Ragunemd • 1 6 9 2 tify toemaelves at Kennedy air- vin M. Beni w San. VTanciaco. rtnaar totn .toan toe one worn Winobetter. ■nhe Hertford hhd beito acousad of am- EagievUle at 8:80 aan. Moazer, $280; William P. Steele SUITS p o ^ their chief lawyer after by President Johnson was sell- Bleotric Light Oo. and Mr. Bur­ bezriilM nearly M ,006 to court Pariahianers art reminded to and Son, $100; WUUanu Oil INCLUDES: Logsl Notice tag rapidly. aix-manto period take note that there wUl be BlUy CSmv $, was met at the Iclam of Dallaa and toa verdiet ger are to be oompUmenited on Service, '$1^286.40; Earl WUeon, A Houston lawyer. p W no monitog aeivloes on Good $160; and Gremmo and Son * Heater * Defroster * INreeHonal ttpiaif • Leatoer- For A T A OOURT OF PROBATE tpld airport by Ms new family, Mr. their public spirit and they de­ T8i!$‘4 ^ ' u ^ ’to tote • i OovsBto. within and for the man, accepted the oaaa but quit' serve the toanke of toe people Fkiday or Holy Satmday and no Sales, $76.69. etto Bucket Seato * Pour Speed Stlok Shift * Bumper an Ih* 33rd and M n . Frank Ouclnotta, of TSiesda# e/panoob, tU nt toe u four days later after what he Prizes Aw ards Overrides * Windshield Washers • Seat Bette • Osm dav of Karcb. ItM. 6221 Folmac Cflrele, Draocel Hill, of Oonnocttcut” toe goveriior to|ltobiii!ir''i'' dwfltiaffitod for an S^pring Praaent. Hon. BUmore ftsrldnetoe, Fa. The Oudnottaa have two called differences of optohm be­ aaid. The takoe w « be used Gauge * Waxing and Polishing. Closed Judse. otoer Korean dUldren adopted tween himself and the Ruby hour. 'Judfia JDU^^ Ryan ex- Ki^MU of Fred lAvkoia, lata of family. In Hat Contest fo r rooroattnn. *'firim untn^ttla morning. This classic suit is OoTon^, la said Dhihriol. de­ torough toe same agency. ceased. Smith, who grew up in Dallas, superbly tailored to ALL DAY GOOD FRIDAY The Executrix havlns exhihltad Sock Lee, I. was adopted by said he would ask a new trial MisB Jbno Bedford, prerident ^ Kosher fot Passover the 'dictates of tradi­ her admlnlstratloa account with Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Bliven, or. the baste Judge Joe B. Brown of file Mantoetter TVATTDS, and said oatate to this Court for al- of 667 Ridgeland Terrace, En­ tion. The fabric is a kmanc^ It U erred in not transferring the Mm. MMiael Mlsovich tied for TED TRUDON, Inc. OKtmBED: That the 2od day of glewood, N.J. ’The Blivens have Ruby trial outside of Dallas. flnrt prise to the preUleat hat blend of dacron and April. 1964. at 10 :» o’d ^ r fo r e - two children of their own. Smith said the Didlaa jurors "in category to toe Blaster Hat Pa­ ,^4lrtl6^Ukirtinyc«t...»tb N.T. TOLLAND TURNPIKE—TALCOTTVILLE wool. It’s lightweight Boon at the Probate Office In the The other orphan, Hee Duk The hat with the Jet age appeal, neat pinch crowna,. some degree expressed the com- rade heM leaf night by the or- It letta.llO poandt, onmpi iafily and wrinkle resistant. Municipal Buildlns In asid Oovan- Kim, 3, waa met at toe air­ a touch Of a lovtr. Siva ;!N1 PHONE 649-2838 narrow banda and moderate brim width makes these try, be and the same Is aasisned for mimity sentiment" of what he ganlmtlon ait the Italian Amer­ *‘J( The newest in this sea­ a hearing on the allowance of said port by his new parents, Mr. ca llei "^oom and dishonor" Wffi ly buyiai a Bolam Husky Champa the highest flying hat fashions of today. adminlabiBttoo account with said end Mrs. J. Oonrad Crown, of ican Ouh. Mrs. James Rear­ f r e e i r. Sava work aad Una yaar son’s colorings. •state and this Oourt directs that from President Kennedy’s es- don UkA the prizes for the fun­ notice of the time and {dace as- Jeton Smith Drive, West Hart­ sasainaUon. He said Ruby could slnied for said hearing be given to ford, Oonn. nest bait, and Mrs. Alan Hoff­ V E R S AT IL E £ all persoiui known to M Interested have gotten a "lees dispassion­ man for the most original. A representative of Welomne ate’’ trial elaesdiere. therMn to appear and be heard House, established 16 years ago There were 26 entries in the OPEN thereon by mailing on or before DUMPCART Iw writer Pearl Buck, said Thf stocky, gray-halred law­ 5 * ^ . Aafiatura^parfonnaneiandityl# March Igfh^ 1964, by certified mail, yer said he believes he can com­ pcnule. Mlaa Bedford’s hat, } a copy of this order to Pred f about 60 Korean orphans were called "Fluff Fluff,” featured '39;95 LORSHEIM SHOES taVlxne, Jr.. 86 mUdde Rd.. Lake brought .t o this country, last pile wiough scientific evidence wiTOiKniauKOFAiiy FOR BUSINESS USUAL Mohawk. Sparta, N w Jersey. Blfle “ even to convince this Dallas netrballs arranged in a pyra- For little more than the cost of ordinary shoes, you Jane Lavine. Boot 79. RFD No. 8. g w by toe agency for adop- ni4d wMh ootored eggs and a Ooveatiy, Conn. Jury" that Ruby's killing of Os- , \ t N e w S p rin g may enjoy the style, fit and comfort of the finest. . BLMOAe TDBXINO’rON. Judge was not murder with bunny on top. Mrs. Misovlcii HUSKY TRACTOR and toay w eaf longer, too! malice. wore a bait, wti4ch she named HOURS ON SATURDAY Smith wlO be aasleted In the "FmttMrod now em est,” de- *1 • - •• ■ LARSEN’S SPORT Dawn Servic? Set defense team, by the original algiied w4th a ftyrofoam bass NOTICE trial labors, Joe TonaMU of and oovored with white feato- 'f Jasper, ‘Tex., and Phil Burteagn PUBLIC HEARING At North Church em-and flowers. An array of COATS of Dallas. tea bags and tea labete in the BOARD OF DIRECTORS Smith said he was born a poor form of a laige teacup waa ’TENTATIVE BUDGETS OF The Menoheeter Christian boy in the tiny Texas town of namad ‘iQiange of pace” and ^1 GENERAL MANAGER Youth Council will boM an Eas­ Romney, ifis father died when Sawn and eSARDE^ April 6, 1964 ter Dawn Service fo r aS Pro­ he was an infant and his mother was the w4nntog entty o f Mrs. W. H. ENGLAND LUMBER CO. I 8:00 pjn. testant youths at 6:80 a.m. Rawdon. Mrii. HofRaan’s ers- I SUPPLY - ' f l ' ; : ' CENTER ' 24.95 taught echoed In many sswu Waddan School, Sunday at North Mathodkt towns before coming to Danas, attopt, ‘Ylwtoe Bam,” repre- S 4 0 MI6DLE TPKE. EAST 168 Broad StrMt Church. The Rev. Earle R. where toe taught for 46 yeiurs— aanttag the 10 psixslB Mm lost Notlos la hsreby glvsn that In Oueter, pastor, win give toe and got her tMching degree at laat yaarr waa aihaia settfa« * Lawn Rokos * Gordon Corn accordanoa with tha proviskma seivnon. hOea Joarihe Tlnkle- the age of 66. on top o i 4 sosls. of Chaptar V of tha Town Char- paugh, Mlaa Kriss Johnson, He woriied his way through Mrs. Harvsy Wlard was the * Whoolborrowfl • 2 lu. Roslintt • Indnorotort tar, aa amendad, tha Board of Arthur Bjock and John Min- the Univeraity of Texaa, getting aolol(at fo r Has parade,, eocom- VAN HEUSEN AND THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. Diraotois of tha Town of Man- nlok w ill take part In the aerv- his bechelor’e and master's de­ panied by TVUter kfosoo. chaatar will bold a pubUc haar- loe. grees in three yeo|s^ and toon Bbw. HWa- Mtoiouooi wag; to * Seott'f Lawn Products 33S NORTH MAIN ST. woiked Ms wigy thnntoh.Brir- Ing on tha tantatlva budgata of A liglit breakfast wM be ar to tha Gaoaral Managar for said vard Law SchooL lU Ur Town of Manchaster for tha fis­ aervad after toe aarvtoe. Adults graduation, he epant a a n * GroonRoM Lawn'' Prodvets ARROW cal year bagtnning July 1, 1864 end obildiWB are also weloome ae a dltch-dlggor In Baaton—"to SJDnyfntreeem as pubUshad or to ba publishad to attend the aervtca, which wlH underatand toe working n * NlMbbard-HoH Lawn FortHiMr by tha Oanaral Manager In TTie be hrid indoors If tlM weather and toughen up my muscles. WlNDSOK LOCKS (AP) — MANCHESTER LUMBER, INC. Mandiaatar Evening Harald. hecaHltatea. In September 1931, he re­ Tha U;8. Weather Bureau Is­ C ountry S tyle $1.79 * Sproyors * Dormant Oil Spray SHIRTS Said hearingring w ill be held in turned to Dallas and practiced sued this five-day forecast for 2S5 CENTER STREET lew for six years—hie only time Connecticut today: the Auditoriumm «f toe Waddell Die* from Burn* Tapered fo r a sum­ Setoool, 168 Br4ad' Street on aa a full-tima courtroom lawyer. Temperatures to Oonneeticut % - 1 ^ ^ MfailatlirM $1.?8 Lb. * Pruning Slwors * Pruning Sows Monday, April 6, 1964 at 8 He also taught at a Dallas law during the five-day period am wmoMTa ununcas mer, trimmer, HARTFORD (A P ) ~ A Glaa- college where one of Ida p tu ^ smoother fit. In the •’clock to toe afUraoon, at tonbury man, whoa# elothea Thunday, through MEDOday, are * Partiliwr Spmadori * Lond Lima wMeh hearing any elector or waa Joa B. Browh.' ‘ ’ expsotod to a vsn g a 8 to 8 da- Msda sndar tha strict ' newest . dacron-cot­ McKin n e y LUMBER caught fira wMle he waa burn­ Oonvlnced that aelaoca ton blends or the may have an oppor- ing leave# Tueeday, died tola below nonaaL Oblder ptrsonal sopwrisloa to be beard. For and by too future of toa towr ncofoaaton, Thursday torou|k Satur^ •< Poot Mom * Lawn Fnneing pure cottons. Plain morning at Hartford Hoapital Smith antarad madici____ •f RabU Haraeh Kohii whites, a t r 1 p a a, anler of toe Board of Directors from third degree burns. :al aebool at Milder Sunday a M ooMar Moer A SUPPLY CO. •f toe Town of Muicheeter, the Univeraity of Iklinborough, day. checks and soUds, A hospital spokesman said the in Scotland and returned to * Onion Sots * lu k VogotoMo Soods button downs, .tabs Connecticut burns covered the entire body Some aormal high aad hnrs ■OLTON NOTCH vard in 1939 to obtain his medl- In the etate: Hartford 49 and n d r st.tlw Psrinda and regular ooltora. David M Barry, of Joseph Gramynoski, 60, of cel denee. Secretary 829 Oriewold St. M; New Haven 46 and S3. EQU^MENt COe, INC. * Poekogod Plowor Soods by MondoviWo Bolud of Dlractors . He became Harvard’s first Prertsttation may -total I persona, seeing Oramy- faculty mambar to both toa law Manchester, Conn, noaU afiame Tuesday, doused tenths inches or more melted at Manchester, Con- and medical scboola. Ha later ooeurrtog as sbowtrs Tlniniday S8 BIAIN S m S T , |I^NCHEgtBR~64S.7958 Wtqpy-waixht wooden with Ucht aSd toioymt foam Mm with srater and covered Mm tought at tha Dtoveratty of lUi- UGGETT DRUG eualiloo etoss. Mikkao walktafl p n tty soft. WM. PECK LUMBER, INC. Ma UBi day af Maiaii with a -coat but wore not In and rata or naw late to ths LARSEirS HARDWARE, INCl nols and TUlana. and eama to ^aatsd wll HOURS! DAILY |4-^THUR8. T-9-iAT. T-4 404 W M lODDLl TURNPIKI dae to save hta. the Brisesttty of « m s to M R 1 MAIN STREET 94 DEPOT HQUARE—MANCHESTER r, k \ ^ t- V; 17^ I

r ' ’ \i-‘ T ^ (jB I'V fE N T Y MANCHESTER EViENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1264 ilUlJGHESTE^ feV ^ IN G HERALD, MANCHES'fER, CGNN.. >^T5»NESDAY, MARCH 26, 1964 T^fTin, nr-fn-rfriil Panama Have-Nots Scorn Circus to Play . ■ I l i 48 Days in NYC Electwn-Titne Uplift Vows C IV S / I By JOHN MORGANTHALRR By'lMNUncr BEBBELUBZ < > He has promised to go after NEW YORK (A P)-A smiling Big Ssy/fhgs $121 millions he says leading First PjMAJiA (AP>—nvt yean young man tamed eight snarl •(o OaaMo AlqMrua was wel- Panamanians owe in back tng tigers. A beautiful blonde taxes. comM M the one millionth prl did 100 body flips hanging on child born In Panama. Nephew Roberto (Tito) Arias, British admiralty lawyer who by one arm. Hannibal crossed ition Ha came to town the other the Alps with 00 girls in short day with hU father Pedro, who once led a Castroite invasion of Panama, is directing his uncle’s lavender togas and red-plumed was tinem ployed and looking gold helmets. for help. campaign. He has told reporters ^foc^y Qpecisk! Stores It was the Ringling Bros, and Nothmg had come out of the the present constitution need.*) overhaul to give the executive Bamum A Bailey Circus,* open­ pledges of lavish gifts—among ing a 48-day sUnd in Madison RICHMOND «- Light Chunk Style them, 100 acres of gorvernment more power in fiscal matters. S ( ^ r e Garden Tuesday night. land—that attended the fanfare He also advocated extension of U the presidential term to one re- The crowd, which little more e< IKS. than half filled the 18.000-seat “ A ll he’s got after all these election. It’s now limited to a single four-year term. hall, consisted mostly ot adults, TUNA FISH W E G I V E promiaes la a very bad cold,” some in evening dress. aald the W-yaar-old father. A probable result ot Arias’ FIN AST — Always Fresh Tailing strengh Is the collapse of an For most of three hours all story of the plight ct the three rings were busy with antigovemment coalition back­ mUllonth child received scant clowns, acrobats, astialists ing Juan de Arco Galindo’s pres­ attention tai Panama’s newspap­ "super-spectacles.” ers, probably because it was idential bid. Another Arias •"V But for ,flger U m er Charly MAYONNAISE nephew, Gilberto, is Galindo's the season for colds—and also Baumann, a one-time German GREEN the season for promises, for this vice-presidential running mate. movie actor, the spotlights con- Mocareon, Sugar, Assorted ^ ,S T A M P S . la election year. There have been persistent re­ verged on his circular cage In Misery isn’t news to Pana­ ports this ticket's top backers the center ring and his eight big manians anyhow. are planning to bolt to the gov­ tigers. Oilberto Arias, a candidate for ernment coalition, backing Mar­ Without any protection from RIPON COOKIES 39* the yicepresidency, says four co A. Robles for president. In a the beasts, he put them through out of every five Panamanians COFUY — 15c Deal Pack - lO OZ JAR '1.14 Deal Pack new strategy to stop Arias. their paces, moving the furni­ Are Uvtng in abject poverty. In By and large, Arias’ populari­ ture himself between tricks. FULLY a campaign speech, Arias ty seems the product of an ex­ One playful. G ger frequently vramed of violent upheaval a isting political vacuum. grabbed him by the neck as he unless there la a more equitable passed and licked his head af- INSTANT COFFLEt^TS* CO O KID LB distribution of the nation­ fecUonately. ( al i/ealth. Brightens Up All Your Meals > ’ i, Other crowd pleasers were La Alias’ remarks were prom­ Full Shank Torla. who did the body flips In inently displayed In the preaa. Polly^s Pointers m s family owns four of the the air; C^irystlne Holt, who Section Juggled three dumbbells while eight dally newspapers in Pana­ MUSTARD nNAST 2 25* By POLLY CRAMRR hanging by her hair from a rope ma City. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. that lifted her to the ceiling, — Regular But his statement wasn't FIHAST and the Great Doval. who pe—' to less privileged Pana­ DEAR POLLY — My grand­ skipped rope on a high wire. manians. They’ve heard the children are ages IB, 12 and 10. same tune, if not exactly the Midgets were fired from can­ Full Bun Section » 45< Center Slices » Early each morning a topic is nons, a clown removed an end­ same lyrics, before, usually at decided upon that will be the less sweater, a woman was ALUMINUM nt 2 . 49* election time. It’s difficult to subject discussed at the dinner — Orange or Raspberry find people vdto believe their .shrunk In a washing machine. OLD HUNDRID table that evening. Everyone has Dogs did the hula, the high, YOUNG TOMS - Ready-to-Cook - 18 fo 22 Lbs - All U.S. Government Inspected Grade A political leaders can change the all day to "bone up” on the established order. land Ring, the Irish Jig, ballet subject. It provides interesting in a tutu, and the American flag But Panama’s unemployed dinner conversation and the march—all on their hind legs In and underemployed thousands SHERBET 59* kids learn about current events time to tolld band music. eagerly look forward to elections in a painless way. —MRS. P. Salinger Campaigning Camels walked on their knees, •very four years because the L. G. 4 Pierre Salingef-, candidate for the U.S. Senate In California’s llamas Jumped hurdles, people J ilg GreenQfamps. Too! voting means government Jobs aiRLS — A young woman June primary, munche.s a chicken leg from box lunch at the juggled and did handstands on m ay be available. who lived near the Kennedy unlcycles. swinging trapezes “It’s like the lottery,” said a fam ily when she was young told National Aeronautics and Space Administration exposition veteran reporter on the Arias me that our late President and at San Mateo where he spoke yesterday. (A P Pholofax.) G eor.e Hanneford Jr. did a payroll. “ One keeps on playing Us brothers and sisters were ^ ' . \i..e n with the small hope some­ always expected to come to the running hor.se to another, then thing will come out of it.” dinner table well versed In some brought me an envelope con­ in-law uses curtain rods for ex­ rolled out of the ring knocking taining a large number of As in the lottery, there'll be topic of the day so they eould tra-long towel racks In the bath­ over a passing cotton-candy plenty ot chances for the 400,000- intelligently .discuss. |t .with oth­ dimes. It was wonderful to al­ room. They can be covered with salesman, who In turn was Yor" Garden Quality I plus eligible voters in the May ways have the correct change Semi- ^ mW C er members of the family. Good that colorful adhesive-backed' chased out the door by a ramp electtons for president, new results should certainly come to make those calls home. If paper to prevent rusting caused aging bulldog. this wins a Polly Dollar I shall Chamber of Deputies and muni­ from such training as Mrs. P. by wet washcloths. - JANET The circus set out Jan. 18 from Boneless LB convert It into dimes to pass on 4 le 8 Lbi cipal councllmen. There are L. G. suggests. Who knows? GIRLS—Big brass cafe cur­ .M iam i Bench, Fla., on its 94th Sweet Peas 61511 *1®® BELTSVILLE 43< 10 to 14 Lbi LB g,304 candidates for 43 deputy Maybe a president. —POLLY to someone else for the same tain rods with rmiiMl ends, that ' annual tour. It winds up back YOUNG HENS use. —SALOME scats. There are 19 parties with rest on extending brackets, ; in Florida in mid-November aft- GEM ______little politically to distinguish DEAR POLLY—Do not throw make very handsome towel ; er playing arenas In most ma- Fremh Fries 4 PKGS 49< one from the other. Some Pana­ DEAR P O L L Y — M y mother- racks. —PO LLY away old powder puffs. Open I jor cities in the country. OCOMA > 3 io 4 Lbi LB manians scornfully refer to them up. take out the stuffing Boneless them as "employment agen­ Tjurkey and insert a bar or scraps of Strawberries 3 9 c cies.” soap. Sew up the seam, use puff This year’s voting gets extra In the tub for hard to clean attention because of the contro­ Jumbo 10-OZeiE, spots such as knees and elbows. teeera VKG ARMOUR STAR LB versial personality of Dr. Am- H. H. A sp arag us 3.IA CAN Stuffed Turkey BUlfo Arias, the frontnmner THE HEW r l l M W M 11-OZ PRO amor^ six candidates for the DEAR P O L L Y —When wrap­ Mrs. Pm I's CsMKed Sweet Potatoes 33c presidency. ping a gift, 1 often do not have 4- LB can $ 3 * ^ FiNAST SPERRYS - HONOR MAID LB He is the younger brother of a gift card that matches the pa- Easter■ r Kielbasa the man regarded as the great­ pe.* so I- cut a piece of the gift R a t h 's Homv «*>*•“ ^ V est statesman in Panama’s his­ wrapping paper to about 3 to 5- LB’ c AN $ 3 ^ SPIRRYS tory, the late ex-Preeident (1032- fi inches and fold it. This serves Smoked Butts SHOULOIR LB 5 5 < M1 Dr. Harmodio Ariss Sr. C o lo n ia l S au sag e BROWN N' SERVE as a tag' and offers plenty of ARTHUR DRUG CANDIEQhr Easier! PASSOVERFOODSl The younger Arias was ousted room inside for a written mes- 942 MAIN STREET^ CoriMr of St. Jamot from the presidency twice, in CLOVIRDALI LI sage. ON SALE THURS.. FRI. and SAT. Sliced BcMon 5 7 < Nepco Pastrami S-OZ PKG 1914 and I K l, but his following Also, mothers of small chll We Wave a Large Selection Our Larger Markett borders on fanaticism. dren will find it more practi COMMODORE FRENCH FRIED HONOR MAID "Because he is the man,” is cal to wear "pop-lt” beads since • FREE DELIVERY • of Fine Quality Easter B o b g n a **4 9 « 2 Lb Bag the usual explanation. If one in­ these will only come apart and Have a Wide Variety HADDOCK nUIT u 59c Kneckw urst sists on a more specific rea­ not scatter all over the floor Candy for Every Taste SCALLOPS II 79c PMAST ARMOUR'S STAR 12-OZ son, the answer either is the and then have to be reatrung. of Passover Foods Liverwurst Fran k fu rts PKG m e 9 * qulssidm frown reserved for ig­ Little ones always seem fasci­ 100 norant tourists or simply: "Be­ nated by beads. —MRS. M. W. cause he’ll change everything.” ASPIRIN DONT MISS IT H alib ut u 4 3 « Haddock Fillet 49< Scallops » 69c This worries many topdrawer DEAR POLLY ^ Recently it Big Savings on &eryda Low Prices! Panamanians. Uncomfortably was necessary (or me to spend 7 they recall how Amulfo tossed several days in the hospital with TABLETS out the constitution in I K l be­ a sick relative. I needed to T .8.P. quality cause it seemed to interfere with make frequent calls home to FREE DRAWING Post Sugar GispswisDs 9 o z PKG 29< his governing. check on things. A friend Reg. OF Easier Pinner Qpecials! 29e Holfdsy Produce Specials! 11 Rival Dog Food 35 America's______Favorita - ____ Cookia NABISCO o n e CRIMI SANDWICH t-LB CELLO 45< It's the popular $1.77 Vahie Ajax LAUNDRY D IT IR O M T • 5c Deal Pack LGE PKG 25 COLOR TV CALIFORNIA PMAST - Sun Ripsned Planistion Flavor PARK HILL.JO YCE FLOWER SHOP for SOFTONE AND OTHER PRIZES ASPARAGUS LOOSE, FRESH, TENDER Auat Jemioia PANCAKI KOUR 35 3 9 BUBBLE BATH DRAWING 8:00 P.M. PINEAPPU JUKE 3 89* AAELONS NORWIOIAN RRISUNO THURSDAY Veroioat Maid Syrup m'57 HONEYDEW IMPORTED lACH 3 9 ^ 7 7 ^ KING OSCAR SARDINES4 SCANS ‘1’’* MARCH 26th ORKSON SAVE $1.00 Clorox Bleach V4 CAL JUG 37' A Happy Handing of SwaetnsM and Richnsti D'Anfou Pears PRECONDITIONED 2 39* 17-OZ LARGE SELECTION SWEET PEAS ■»<' 4 ’^CANS 69< Heiai Pickles fw irr Mixio 27 10-OZ 8 0 ^ •OLO C arro ts Rich in Vilai^n a 3 CELLOS i 2 a l | 4 Spinach TIXAS CELLO I W * PM AST - Full of Country Swsslnsss N IW OOIIN 1-LB Rubber Tipped DURA 8 EASTER Hershey's Cocoa -OZ CTN T u rn ip s CANADI^ L® 6< C ab b ag e FLOmOA « 7 * CREAM STYU CORN CANS BOB PINS FLASH Sirainsd or Wholo Mack er Freuch's ^ALAO MUSTARD 1-LB BASKETS ' to pins in BULBS OCEAN SPRAY CRANBIRRY SAUCI CANS 1 clear Numbern b a rS 'a f F i aa8 n o v elty CANDIES plastic .PKGS All 5c Variollot carrj' Im)\ CARTON Scotkins LimeWON NAPKINS OF 50 OP 0 Bonus Stamp Specials! For ^ Fesfive Holiday Table ! PINAST- Currant, 4M <2'OZ g g o O lOX OF 24 S‘ to *2.98 i S e U I O S Guava, Strawbarry, Eldarbarry sp JARS * R CANDY BARS aovermoid Hooey K A IXTlfA S4H QREKN STAMPS Mado From Dolicious Orchard Rips Applas with On« FfMi Sweet Mixed Mckles % 39c FREE DELIVERY 16-OZ 26-OZ CTN Ripe Olives 35c CANS 9 A.M.-9 P.M. Morton's Salt Finest Angel Cake APPU SAUCE — Mixed Nuts PMIAIT 14-OZ CAN 99c PM AST - Full Bodiod 15-OZ 2 1 IXTiA S4H GRIIN STAMPS M stacliie Nuts <*iut c‘|So S 9 c Our FINEST Selection Ever of— Spaghetti cans TOMATO JUICE 46-OZ CAN 2 Jumbo Peanuts c'el'o 4 9 c BEAUTIFUL PLANTS PM AST - Whilo PINAST •• Braakfail Favorita Miracle Whip DMUMO Qt JAR Finaat English Muffins • LOVELY CUT FLOWERS Clmceintes .S:1.19 *2.00 VALUII Whole Onions 2 »>' 59< Orange Marmaiado iH 29c Warthmere f K IX TR A SaH GRIIN STAMPS Ginger Ale 2 '.lit 3 3 c • CORSAGES for the finishing touch VACUUM RITZ CRACKIRS 1-LB PKG ^ contanti only PM AST - Grssn or Wax PM AST . Jumbis-Pac Nahisco ■ ^ WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING BUBBLE Whole Beans tOOZ JAR Wo Suggest You Order Yours Early! f f l L E 2’^? 39c Stuffed Olives pew tpEtd Uk Finest English Muffins JkTH Ntm Imk sep. Le Seur M ushroom s OR^WHOLE ^ 49c OPEN THURS. and FRI. NIGHTS l i Q e S M $1-04 Finest Apple N' Spice Donuts FOR THIS WEEKEND ONLY . . . w CsnMttM Laddie Boy Dog Food chunks « o z c a n 2 9 c Finest Eggnog Coffee Cake ,’' r Crosse & Blackwell 2 Finest Easter Breed F*»a Delivery—nowera Telegraphed Anywhere! CAN! 111 A EXTRA PAAS Chun King c h k k in c h o w m m 14-OZ CAN , ■ W W GREEN STAMPS EASTER A-1 Sauce 4M 01 JAI . PARK-HILL JOYCE with the purchase of $5.00 or mere EG G DYE Silver Lane Sweat Cucumber Chips M4>t M l Doable JX Craea Stmps Sunshine AAorshmallow Peanuts W 01 MO i'OIVE AND THIS COUPON FLOWER SHOP Tidy Home lunch Bags KO Of 14 REOHMAIIE AT YOUR FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKfl W U M O N . 919 S 9 K i Bonus Churney Baby Edams Cheese I04>1 fU Cenpen VaM Thrs Saturday, March 21,1964 .. "TOUR MAIN BTRIIET FLORIST” 3 ROLL WEDNESDAY LIMIT ONE TO AN ADULT CUSTOMER e O I 'liA I N ST, — 88S-1448; M9-0701 After Shave Churney Goudas Cheese s-ot KO ORRBN 49c AT YOUR FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS LaTAM PSj cioAum i, u n a t o m c c o t t u e r m o m iiA p e e m i to F ln t Hartford National Bank nUN PACK Stamps IMm i n m U TUa ie „ acank 18,1444 la M N m *e lo w Mwta. Odr M l m m wi Muavi tMmsMt re uwf guMenwi • llAIN STREET PARKING • . .PljrEC ,, 1VaUen«l ateaOMIpiNMaia$|J|

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ftm xxffcr^ N«w C uIo H b i for Spring Stores Around Tof/n^ Amwir U H afsTofn' Enater DIaiiir S ir a n s ’ g STFad Yon lu S m ' q o t AII 1a PITX PBLOch WANTSO TO « U / B a rg a in s You 4ra invited to SIC dDNTBR, aai \ AVemSN BOKBSOA^Ftm MY AGBOM SAnrieuIor BABTER DINNER with ^ee^^mmidsr: Fr ie n d s i d h e l p m b c b l b - IBN m at — dSoiilh AmoricaB. fa m ^ at rl|iLNO’8 REBT:st! I^ ^ BRATE a ettOFAOOD ■ 10« WMt epoommo RANT Uitf. year on Route 4 V s m to play , , FORTUNE I'VE HAD INlVlB S Qopriotlf I L isted by antf 44 to . Bolton. Th#-’ twig,- ob4. lAuneh y tm r , <»a m 8 0 d m i sweepstakes / ^ ScBta SLood mouuro uirer tempttof .menu tncludee tradi­ yoonelf) upon a ttJot TConiumo IWAT/!^— NON :i^LMANE TO SPut o( • Doric tional' Eaator Ham and ail the by that will lulfK IH BUGGS BUNNY IPHONE MY LONtON i 11 Wood oerrd frion fixings plus a delectable ebolea benafita. Can-M S^nU . (TOBACCONIST AMD NAVE MHolirowt^ SOrook VoBW pf your favoiita cuts of meat, ^SOME 3BTTBD O Y E R / 10 Kerotn loodor also poultry or aeafooda. Crisp, Homemade eandlea m e ha USMp 11 Ship'f (omD NOWS W . MTOlSo ocnp ,.v tasty- s9M4» and • aamptueua molded to all alae milk aaiMpa, CHANCCr bMt ^THKrSKRtTARyHAS; irsiiiew MNoffdNo oalo SO Swift 41 Bow loaSB«S> t *» Colorful Embroidoryl Main Street Storee dessarta-wrlH jwund out tba gala and gelatin molda, aana CTALLIP MC LONS * ,<*4«4AC JJS UfitodBC SO Howard SlBeao Tri City — Vernon Circle Area Eaater menu. You are cordially maped paper eupa, plaaOa hot- PAST MolUoa aarhwt leoBih. 34|picpoabr Sorvtnf H u n for EktAt«rr Just Thrsa Days Belnaln ' TheraTs StUJ TUna for tovited. So, after church service Um of , any k t o ^ aiatftapKrd HIP* s o f ^ form) SSCnincoI iM i f The Joy You Give at Daatar ■nohroem WEXLEIS FAJLM WAGON . To add the fTMh, finishing Easter Dry Cleaning end the EaHer promenade, tubaa, till cans, mataKIWMir'er SSCommandf ferdoitr dIDerlo •—w Lingara on In the liearta of candy molda. . < y, ^ SinerldaltM 34 Htbrow month STMin from holrooi OOUNTRY STORE. Rt. S3, touch every "little girl" loves Even if last saason’a ward- come to FIANO’S fUBSTAU- 33HNon those you remember with a gift SSSiron on tbo Colomboa 44NOOOO TalcottvlUf, hao "HIIXiTOP” from NUTXfBO PHARMACY at for that bJat-dres^ look. robd must do for this year, take RANT. Telephone «Awa.and a » ------Tbatcbcr Nila SSSoMmo MAfU-MAD'S. 691 Main Street, table will be waltlng'''top vou Baj ara, EaatorJ k. 'fIsM ItTkotehod 4tCoflwa(Ml HAMS with, tho h>>mo-aty1a Vernon Circle. "Barton’s" your place proudly In the East­ S7Pindiaa 400rook 44VaaanMo has EASTER BONNETS and er parade when you let "MAR- when you arrive. Call 6SS-2342. Wo are thinktog od^othar'a MAUmoaU SSRhror Untan oncbintrMl 41 Sawn partiiB m okad flavor, preporod and OHOOOLATB8 and Easter aOVictwd* packafed for you In WlUlng- Vnolda, 3Sc to $2.49 are fun to B A 08 In blossom-pretty straWs TINIZmO’” the ONE HOUR Keep in mind the fact that the f iV com ilif up, aa. i)rou kadir, ay 10, and remiraBng you that ISActraoi Lapkio 1“ r 1 r " r n j T " 1 r r r ton, Conn. The Wr wheels of give and fun to gat, so tuck a that art such adorable acoenta DRY (JLEANING do wonders BANQUET TIALiL, so versatile ISPanblo r box of "Barton’s" under your for her Easter snaamble. A for your apparel. Locatad at and adaptable, lAajces ah idsKl e FALLOT STUDOta 70 Eaat 34Bridfo poottkia “Vermont" CHEESE are an In­ Center' Street, haa ai’'.4ery a ^ 12 1 h vitation to cut a generouB arm. N Xm tEO PHARMACY Showcase of twinkling JEWEL­ coroer MAIN AND BIRCH settlnr for ArTWlTODING RE-* 35 Flint RY to adorn her wrist and fin- STREETS also 296 West Middle CEPTION. ' . idal way with chlIdreK.!mani ft •eSiUlng ihipt IB wedge for your nibbling and makes available Kosher PASS M AdoloaconU r OVER OHCCOLATBS, too gera and nackline, will delight Tpke., the exacting work done cornea to papturtog aliUMlaafu- J r anacking pleasure. Your up-to- her heart, too..- Add a pair of here will more than satlafy you. ral charm and Sppeak ;1 t jmxr MUnHof II IT date "MUwey" wUI oherlsh the Pretty soft are the stuffed .Saturate a grass stain on lUuminitioa WHITE GLOVES and she has The colors are brightened, the mother liyaa too fto* aWfyJto dOXiddlo OU> Fashioned CLOTH DOIO, TOYS and especially Kittens. cloth with vinegar and m b be­ 21 Do see ermine whit# .’’Qusenie,” the key to a real grown-up very fabric. Is revitalised to see the youhgstaih aa often «s 41 Aioxindor'i(irl drepsed In, calico period coatume, tween the hands until stain dis­ shg’d like.ca«nd her S Ioni»d- Mond 13.98, Bitting atop a plushy (pa­ feeling. Fashionable APPAREL look fresh and new. Nothing appears.' ALLY OOP K" R 1 a r and 10 Imaginatively designed AND ACITDSBORIBS for BOYS U too much trouble for the f ond-of-the-mMiI'. .! treat thing special for you, will unite doesn’t permit an all-new out­ shirts to please masculine de­ dress for this season and the "Candy Cupboard, ’ and tliat is;'0 E delicious to ■eat is R O T M . TCE ion plus. KAYE’S SPORTS- proudly up front In the Easter priced 31.50 and up, also tin-1 — _ j No. 8298 with Patt-O-Rama I PHARMACY- I your headquSr- CREAM in ypur choice s t 'NUT WE3AR Is a specialty shop parade with the help of TAY­ kll.ng BELLS with Individual | Try u.sing chocolate that has Is in sizes 12 1-2, 14 1-2, 16 1-2, ters for.til* sweetest ways to ROLL, and ICE CREAM CAKE, a ta t. brimming with DRESSES also LOR DRY CLElANINa, shapes and stories, you'll w ant. been melted over hot water to 18 1-2,20 1-2, 22 1-2, 24'1-2. say "Happy Easteri’ .to a be- or Indiyiduai, STENCIL SlUtCES PRISCILLA’S POP HUNT BLOtlS^ famous for quality to start A .conversation-inducing ! decorate a cake. Use a small 26 1-2. Bust 33 to 47. Size I loved someohK A two-foTrlK*^ cantering an Easter JJtV pr a BY AL VERMEER UVE fabrics' and smart lines. A collection. For a CHILD'S HAP-1 brush to write a name or mes. 14 1-2, 35 bust, 4 3-4 yards of money value Is a box of choco- BT*nnv design. ThdSs ROYAL ANV Tar or axle grease stains on choice Opllectlon of dressy and youngsters clothing can be re­ S P A y PY EASTER there are glitter- sage on the cake. 35-inch. I lates tucked Into a woven hand­ ICE CREAM DESSERTS are . ‘ IN A F R IC A T M E Y V E L IF E M U ST MOUf IMASINB STANDiNa IN ('^AND SHOLfriKka, J VOJ tailored HANDBAOS are here,' moved by first rubbing with trimmed EGGS filled with min­ To order, send 50c in coins bag she’ll use all summer, 36.50 so very special. They can glva FOUND THE SKELETON - HAVE BEEN! together \vlth GLOVES, HO Stay as Pretty as You Are : complete. For other gift Ideas, your family and guoata an kOF A SWASMATOSAURUS FRONT OF TtXJR CAVE A ''HERE * MEAN lard, soaking In turpentine and Cross-stitch forms these glng- iature toys and surprises. 60c to:—Sue Burnett, The Man­ > ^ F U L H ARD WITH A SAUCER OF FtOM sraiRY and costume JEWELRY then laundering. ham-like embroidered fmlt de­ each. From diaper-to-datlng- Not only at ^stertime, but chester Evening Herald, 1150 step up to the 1avl.shlv-8tocked "only the beet Vlll do" feeling. '' .THAT LIVED ISO IN ------MILK IN TtaUR HANDu. SHASMATod0 0 ^ to MANCHIBXSTEF (3ARPET and will be less trouble. CONNECTICUT BANK AND CENTER, 311 Main Street, OOMTiMWr TRUST COMPANY is pre­ where an extensive array of THAT fCR Manchester Parkade Stores pared to help arrange a satis­ veuRsiLp;! Say It with Sweets WOOL, NYLON atoo ACRYLIC The Inqliire^^ From Now VntU Easter Say "Happy Eaater” with factory financing plan through CUMSSTTOU Baste Yoiir Ham with your. dealer. Three offices in CARPETTUNG is mi display and. OONSIOERIT BAHLBR - MOSER DAIRY Claret or Burgundy CANDY from the FAIRW AY. Manchester to serve you: 893 offered at bne to'vttipg budget •Auyj STORE offers a special on Get the recipe from HAR­ Candy plays a starring role in .Main, 15 North Mato and the price of '38.93 a sq. yiard. Etoch "Orote and Weigel”' KIELBASA VEST HILL PACKAGE Blaster festivities for tho young­ A. ade. fiber haa ka own psutioular ad- (Polish Baloney) reg. 95c a Ib. STORE, where you’ll find a sters. BOTH FAIRWAYS carry vantagea,'’ WocA offers warm-th now 87c a lb. cpinplete selection of Imported a tempting assortment of Blast­ WALL Investment Headquarters and softtuMe; nylon iii naturally and domestic WINES to serve er goodies and treats. methproof’,'an d has a tremen­ Boll brown or red onion skins as a happy preface to a meal, to Need investment advice or I dous range’of kaig-laattog col­ ! with eggs and you'll have pretty enjoy with food, or to offer aa Flowered or Tailored speakers for . your . meetings ? ors. AfiryUc fibers clesm eas- MORTY MEEKLE , brown eggs for Easter. a gay deaaert finale. You might JANETS HAT SHOP, 968 Call Manchester investment BY DICK CAVALLl like to try ROSE’ (well chilled) Main Street, haa the “just center, SHEARSON, HAM- fiy. Be aaeured, however, that each and every «purehiese at (k »L Part of the Joy of Easter with your ham dinner this Sun­ right" HAT for you In stock. MILL A COMPANY, 916 Mato It’a the fragrance of Easter day. Ask for the booklet, “Dine Come to and model them tor Street, a member of the New MANCHESTER CARPET OBINTBR wm be a eetlefylng CARl^Et BUZZ SAWYER WHYCANTSOUTAkSEM/ liles. It’s the promise of a hope­ ■with Wine" at HARVEST yourself. It’ll be easy to' decide York Stock Exchange. Call BY ROY CRANE MORDFDRrnUKeTHB ful new season. It’s the bounti­ HILL PACKAGE STORE. because there are so many 649-2821. one for you. Shop with con­ fSEercFTnmoiD? ful array of BLOSSOMING smart, flattering HAT styles fidence at MANOHEBTEJR CiUEANING ^ rw OBVWUS SUNK/MS A ^ PLANTS available at W. T. To’ make dainty aandwlchea offered. OLOWES come In all A dried-on Ink stain will come CARPET CENTER. ' OOptWH. IK IMiCSMBNCY ' GRANT COMPANY. And when for an Eaater party, use a out if you place the spotted part length’s, to soft or striking TCL DEL KNOWLiS IM THE suns HE TkKtS TD THAT It comes to planning the Ekuter cooky cutter and cut them in shades to accent your costume.' over a basin, cover the stain To remove greaae spota froml DRY CUANER. WHEN HE PICKS r surprises that bring joy to,, the the shape of rabbits, flowers with lemon shits and pour boil­ Sleek HANDBAGS are to abun­ wallpaper, rub French chalk 6 4 3 4 K ) « * youngsters in the family, de­ and eggs. ing water through the fabric. UP THE SUITE, THEY'RE LOADED dant array. You’ll want at least over the ^lled sppt and. allow pend on W. T. GRANT COM­ / Wmi AUCROFILMANDimS one piece of JEWELRY) brace­ to remain overnight, OFRECORDMSWE. PANY where epunter after Say It Eloquently .MANCHESnR let, pin, a strand or two, ear­ Sprum Up Your Shoes next momng. counter is brimming with all At MUNSON’S CANDY ______■ r.": ■/.-■■’if. rings) to twinkle brightly. Run-down shoes' have no RUG CLEANINO the magical ingredients for SHOP you’ll find so many de­ place to the Easier parade. Red Ink spots qa ^ e m FILLING EASTER BASKETS. licious and imaginative ways to wlUr COMPANY When cooking hot dogs over HOUSE A HALE SHOE SERV­ moved by first wMl 4 A wyji What an array of Easter CAN­ say "Happy Elaater." All the iudsy wAter. imd. tKfe 15 HANNAWAY STREET DIES and cuddly TOYS to favorite - B)aster pets (chicks, an open fire try using a long- ICE can do everything to- make handled com popper which lets Hrith vtoiegar iimktod wi tickle the crib-to-college set. bunnies, ducklinga) that kid- your shoes look newer aniii give • • luViJS- For yourself you’ll find smart' dies love are availabla here you c o ^ several at one time. you longer wear. H there are mmui Easter CHAPEAUX and glistanlng in their foil wrap­ some shoes you are not weeu*- BLOUSES. The GIRLS’ pings. Serve MUNSON’ S When There's No Time to Cook tog beoause they are outdated’ \'v.. DRESSES and TOPPERS have CANDY to your Blaster com­ If you’re wondering how or unoomfortshle, bring theoi flair and saucy styling, that pany. Remember your Blaster you’re going to accoikplish all to "Nlok" of HOUSE A HALE, ti • ...J CAPTAIN EASY the .tasks ef E aster': shopping, BY LESLIE TURNER Nude Patent team nicely ■41th HATS and hostess with BOXITO OHQpO- SHOE SBIRVICE. You'M he PURSES and ACCESSORIES LATEIS. What a sweet and basket filling, ‘ holiday i house- h a ^ I y mii-prised at the satis­ (I Blue Patent cleaning, let PICCOLO’S PIZZA ' -tr-V : MICKEY FINN hera. For the BOYS and young tempting array at goodlea factory transA>nnation. If ♦l.‘ v HER RBCBAIT LBTTBR* TO Black Patent PALACE, on Mato Street just BY LANK LEONARD HTB AH iNVWITORi men in the family you’ll find awaits you at MUNSON’S your GOLF SHOEiS need new WASH. BOMBTIMB^ , A S K AT north of the Post Office, help S f S S S K M J apparel that Is famous for CANDY SHOP. There are spikes, dr If you’d like to liave THERB A ONLY A . COKMUSrORB smart good looks and savings at FILLED BIASTER BASKETS you at mealtime. They prepare ^ ANPHCU . H t s so GOOD, WiLL“ AM-IT*l NOT ODIN' -WIST ON 171, HANDBAOS walking shoes converted to goX SURTIMONOBX HAIRUNB DHTMCTIOn ' W. T. GRANT CO. Happy priced from 79c. When your "take home" orders of SPA­ WHxyts.siui CAD— KNOWINQ TD BE PERAAANENX JULIE BETWeBN A s c r e w ­ WOTS ■won shoes. HOUSE A HALE SHOE THAT YOU'RE A F T E R HIM ’TO MATCH Easter to you. sweet tooth demands candy, let GHETTI, RAiaOLI, GRIND- X GOULD u se H IM — BUT-AH-I'LLTI^ tXMti&SYl b a l l , A N D A CAirSBENUf EntB, PIZZAS ready to place SERVICE can do It. Worn ZEP- IN T H eST O O C OOiNOTOSTAV/ L N IN IU Sl TO NOWf your wisdom tooth direct you to Use gummed dpta and atars to MUNSON’S CANDY SHOP, before yOur family and guests PEIRS ARE REFLACB2D on i m KOOM| dacorata Eaatar agga for chll- headquarters tor fpeah, pure. for ‘ wholesome enjoyment. leaither jackets or luggage- dran. " energy food. Quick apd aasy. , , Prices are resMonaUe here.

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"tv ' BAGS TWENTY-P*OTJR 'jlJif. utiiS ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1964 Around fho Mets’ Colorful Park WiU Be T * T 1 ^ Senate Also Seeks Knowledge of Liston^s Underworld Ties Grapefruit League Still Swamp Half Dozen Red Sox Over *300 Batting Miark Ring Probe Turns to Nilon Earl Yost In Outfield BoorraDALB, a r i z. Tha 19-year-old Oonig- 'nilinan, who may grab drtvrii in ssrsn nais sail (AP) — Rookiea DoHon Haro, frerim en outfielder the regular catcUag Job hit three On8Wni, tins He said Uston ,was not a par- HERALD SPORTS EDITOR i *fo*" the-^eratand financial mattera andt He aald Uaton.wi At Flushing Jones and Tony ConigUaro from Bwampscott, Mass., is from Buss Nixon, also ti^iss and oos hooM nab Senate investigators turn wheUier federal fight that Jack Nilon waa re- to call him would have been a ty t6 the agreementnt and waa un- loads the riub in nms bat- Tha othor bfiti^ MNk today to Sonny Liston’s fi- •'*•<**<• ^®r profea- celving so per cent of Llaton'a waate of time. aware of It, even ththough ho had Ttfdays Team— are among six Red Sox b a ttii^ .318. The 8-3. 186- m _____ -j..- _ . .. aionaiatonal Boxing. boxing mirae aa a flrhter ...... _ ^ NEW YORK (AP) — tod in with 10 end to tied sn liMM far on ftSMli nancial adviser for an ex purse as a fighter “At the time Cherry said he signed It. players batting over .800 pound Conigtiaro has six w4th.(tonigliaro for the lead Another phase of the hearing There’s snow in the dugout during Boston’s apring douMee, a home run and Mntaana .388. O tatm , M t , planation of why the for­ ” e said Liston already was knew of no consideration Liston Cherry added that although H ki douUee. mat DIek Btinurt J M . is aimed at learning whether paying 10 per cent to his man­ received for handing over the waa designed to ensure Uston and center field is a swamp, training session in Arisons. three rune batted in to Ma Outfielder Oud Yao- mer heavyweight champion Liston’s underworld ties, re­ Washington Senators Jones, a 20-year-old sec­ credit. Stuart bit ______ager of record, George KaS. stock, although he heard later a return bout, it might not work but the new home of the traemskl, takitig right up runs and has a dooMs and signed away promotion vealed in previous sessions have out that way. ond baseman trylitg to been severed. Cherry said last December it went to Margolis for bringing New York Mets is going to Paring the Red Sox, who fMm last fall when he won one homer to bis orsdti. profits from his fights and Liston signed away 275 of hls Uston to the Nitons and setting move into contention tor are idle today except for a Garland D. Cherry, a Chester, Who Clay fights depends upon POMPANO BEACH. be ready for the baseball tiie American League bat­ Ths entirs Rsd Son tsnm 600 shares of stock In Inter-Con­ up a deal to give Uston part of whether Liston’s arm, injured In ws oan out down a lot in Chuck Schilling’s job, is "B" gome with the San apparently got nothing in Pa., attorney, told the subcom­ FLA. — Long associated season. ting Utle. is h lttti« .378 has stolen onty ttarss batos return. tinental, apparenUy without < get­ the promotion profits. the C I^ fight, responds to treat­ making mantat bobbloa Too hitting .321 with nine hits Francisco GMants, ta catch­ and poces the team in Mto mittee Tuesday how Inter-Oon- many tlmso we dUto't mako tho Most of tho 66,0(X) seats are including a home run and la the 16 gamaa aad Ra- tlnental was organised to pro­ ting anything In return, to Sam He estimated that the stock ment, Cherry said, and whether with winning teams as a er Boh Tilbnan, who Is hit­ with 17. Yax has scored The stock In Inter-Oontlnehtal Margolis. Mg ]rfay when ws had an oppor­ already bolted in place In the five urns batted in after 16 maa Mgjtas bsU pUTwid Promotions, Inc., brought others mote Liston’s championship Uston signed over brought in Liston can work out his difficul­ member of the Brooklyn, ting a lusty .500 with 14 nine runs, tying Lou (TUn- two of tbam. joasa hM He identified Margolis as a $100,000 in profits from the Us- ties with the law in Denver, tunity, or oaisltoa flriding or five tiers of stands. The infield games. 1100,000 In dividends from Lis­ fights and give Liston a share of then the Los Angeles D<>dg- grass is growing. BulIdoMrs are hMa in 28 appearancea ton in that department, bos tha stbar. ton’s Utle fight last month with the promotional profits. Philadelphia vending machine ton-Clay fight and would bring Colo., which involve traffic vi­ base running aUowsd the other .operator who had “helped Lis­ in even more from Clay’s next olations and resisting arrest. ers, Gil Hodges now knows side to an extra run or two, and churning in the outfield, filling Cassius Clay and may be more I Oierry, secretary of the firm how the other half Uvea. Aa in the mud puddles. valuable In the futbre. cc itrolled by Bob Nilon and his ton when he was down" and the fight. Top Contender Inatead of wtimtag, ws loat man who brought Liston to the Secret Agreement manager of the Washington ‘1 fsri tint Washington wiU “ We’U be ready. The parking The adviser. Jack Nilon, also other brother, Jim, said Liston Cherry aald Doug Jones was Senators, the former Dodger was given 60 per cent of the Nitons to organize Inter-Contl- Under a secret agreement, a top contender for the fight if ba a bettor ckib if ws build for lots, the ascalators, the roetau- Is expected to be asked about nental. first baseman and iron man, has ranta, the drinking (ountaiiu, the his contract wlUj Uston which firm’s stock. He insisted that no signed at the same time as the Uston couldn't fight, with Floyd the futura Tm gotog to play other fighter ever before had a king-sized job cut out for him tha younger fetich as long as playing field—all ready by April gave him the manager's 80 per Later, Margolis signed over Uston - Clay fight contract. Patterson a possibility. in his first full season as field been given a share of these prof- 60 of hir shares to Salvatore Cherry said Inter - Continental I oan. But," he quiridy added, 17,” said Rick Praeger, a part­ cent share of the purse while Despite a ban by the World boss of the lowly Senators. ner in the engineering and archi­ Liston already had another man­ Avena, a Philadelphia Attorney has ahe right to select Clay’s Boxing Association on con­ "I won't beaitate to oall on some Cherry said that Jack Nilon who had figured in the forma­ first opponent as champion and Hodges succeeded Mickey Ver­ of the veterans." tectural firm that designed Shea ager. tracts calling for a return bout non, now with Pittsburgh as a Stadium. became Liston’s business advis­ tion of Inter-Continental, Cher­ to promote- the fight, with...... Clay — .» If the champion loses. Cherry Shortstop Brinkman aiMl -Nilon and his brother. Bob er and the fighter relied heavily ry said. coach, last May when the Sen­ And so in a little more than were scheduled to testify as the accepting 30 per cent instead of i said he never had heard of a ators were deep in the second thkd baasman Kennedy are ex­ on Niton's advice. Cherry said Checked Transfer the customary to per cent for a heavyweight title bout without three weeks, baseball fans, those Senate Antitrust and Monopoly division. Hodges did Uttle better, pected to plug up tho left aide famous New York Mets — (tooo It waa his impression that Uston Qierry said he checked with cnAiTininn.champion. >one._ of tho infield. The totter batted subcommittee resumed hearings had almost no understanding of as could be expected, the talent Ctooo Coleman, Rod Kanehl, Jack Niton to see If the transfer CTay received $60,000 for this He also said the ban waa no being wafer thin. .290 in the Pacific Coast League on circumstances surrounding business matters. to Margolis was legitimate and Larry Bearnarth, Amado Sam­ Clay’s Peb. 25 victory over Lis­ promotion right, Cherry said, problem because state athletic Hie Senators were the only and ^ipsars ready for the big uel, and all—will charge out to Cherry Surprised went ahead when Niton okayed but admitted that Inter-Con­ ton o a controversial technical Cherry said two weeks ago he commissions were so eager to American League club to lose riiow. Don Blastzigmmo a t sec­ play in their new playground. DrCJF; knockout. tinental wouldn’t have permitted get a heavyweight title bout ond to adequate. Veteran first was surprised to learn during; He said he didn’t call Uston 100 or more games, dropping Amado Samuel??? He’s a The subcommittee headed by r---— •'e swcasss uuiUlg sic UtUJl L CCill IjlSlOlI Uston to sign for the fight if they would find soma way to 106, finishing lOth and last, baseman mu Okowixm la a shortstop, Virginia. talks with the Internal Revenue because the fighter didn’t un- Clay hadn’t agreed to it. bypass the ban. BUSINESS(MEN’S) BODIES—Champions of the Rec Department Business­ 48^ lengths behind New York, question mark because of back Finest Stadium Ever and 14’.^ games behind ninth troubles again. The result will be a combina­ CDTD men’s League this season were Telephone Company, undefeated in regular sea­ place Los Angeles. Roly-poly Jim King is still tion of the worst baseball team son play for two years. Team members include: Front row, left to right. Hank 76ers Tie Royals Encountering the likaUe aroupd and coming off hls '63 in the National League — loth Felie, Don Smith, Jim Hummel and Burt Lehman; second row, Gordie Say Bill Hodges under tiie shade of a aeason oan be expected to cause twice and favored ito be 10th McDonald, Tom Conran and Roger Curtis. (Herald Photo by Ofiara.) p^m tree at this East Ckiast a little trouble, at least with a ag_ln—and what appears to bo Toronto Favored Florida training camp site, I bat in hto hands. King hit 24 the finest baseball stadium ever Home Court Edge found him quite frank, assured homers last year, the greatest built. that he knew of the dark days number in Washington history There Isn’t a post in the place. ahead. ^ a laft-handad batter. But Every seat is pointed at second To Capture Cup King naoda rest and can’t be base, or the SO-yard-llne for foot- Paying Off Again Defeatest Fever expected to play ovary day. nail. The Jets of the American “ My biggest Job is to beat tiie Football League will also play Weak Battery her«. BE SAFE ^ ^ ■'t ^ J'i. ^ t * TORONTO (AP)—Oddsmakers in this hockey strong­ defeatist lever which I think NBJW YORK (AP) — that. They have too much there Is In Wariiington ba^ The box seats all swing on hold have installed the National League champion Mont­ Briiind tha plats and on the rails to new positions for foot- Home is stiU sweet in the hustle." ball. I hope to instill in the mound the Benators are still real Canadiens as 8-5 betting favorites to end Toronto’s players new life and enthus­ baU. The operation takes about National Basketball Asso­ Schayes felt Johnny Lock, in hto CrstomuA year to not Mg toasuo. 10 to 15 mlnutds. Kerr’s fine job on Cincln- two-year Stanley Cup reign. iasm. It's not an easy Job but '63, hit 27 hornets and dross to tinlass rookis Mika Bnnnley ciation. If you don’t be­ The defending c h a m p i o ■ I feel that we can improve The worst seat in the house is lieve it, ask the Philadel­ natl’s Jerry Lucas, and the 82 luns, two vsty zsspsotabto aaa make the gradb behind the better than most seats in other ^ V t constant all-court pressure Maple Leafs, third in the regu greaUy on last yecur's record if figurea “Afi Doric has to do,” ptoto tbs Nats are no bettor off AND phia 76ers, or the Cincin­ lar season windup, open their You would not think the we can look at things from a stadiums, and more colorful. nati Royals. put on the fabulous Oscar Black Hawks would fret too Hodges noted, *1s to cut down than a year ago. Th> seats are painted in shades best-of-seven-games semi final brighter side," he said. Pltohlng-wiaa, mqat man in Lant Sunday, the 76ers Robertson helped them con- playoff series at Montreal much over Detroit ki their se- Brightest stock in the Wash­ on hto atrikeouta. He’s Hm most of green, blue, orange and yel­ aiderably. Kerr out-re­ riee. of the fellows who Mt for dto- oamp would have trouble mak­ low. and Royals opened the Thursday night as 3-1 third ington lot consista of Qiuck ing the other nine olubs. bounded Lucas 15-8 while choices. Second-place Chicago, The Hawks flnlehed in oeoond Hinton and Don Lock, both out­ tanoe in that he goes down No Bleachers ' ■ ; h iOastem semiflnaie NBA swinging a lot" look faimad Washington will win a game playoir — a best-of-five- Robertson matvaged only which hosts fourth-place Detroit place, 13 points ahead of the fielders, and Ed Brinkman and There are no bleachers. ' * 1 1 rxine of his gaune-leadirtg 161 times widto boliig the Mg now and then but It will be a And for the next two years, game eet— in Cincinnati the same night In the other fourth place wlng;s. And the John Kennedy, a pair of Inflrid- long, long soaaon for Hodges. 30 points in the final quar­ semifinal opener, is 2-1 to go all Hawks scored 27 mors goals ars. gun with tha non-too potent fans who can’t stand to watch and the Rpyals won by 25 ter. Washington oftonsa The Senators can't go any place the Mets any more can always u? j. I^ f# 1 points. , the way. The Red Wings are and yielded 35 leas than the "Hinton oould be one of the outsiders at 8-1. bast hitters in baseball if be but up in the standing but take one of the 21 escalators out Last night, the scene Greer, wbo scored nine wings during the season. without any truly astabllahed straight points to snap the The Leafs and Wings, how­ would work at it, 24 hours a Fnndamental Enron and go watch the World’s Fair SAVE shifted to Philadelphia and ever, can force a quick change The Hawks had H aU over •tars it appears to bs another across the street. 300-100 deadlock and send the Wings in league ■tatistlcs. day, seven days a week. Right ‘*We were guilty of many mto- tost place finish. AU NEW! AU NYLON wiith the home court ad­ in the figures If their late-season notw, he’s only ae good as he Mets officials are hopeful that vantage, the 76ere rapped Philadelphia on to victory, But in hand-to-hand combat, taksa to Juat ptoto funduM n- Tharo won’t ba any pennant a combinatiem of the fair, the scored 29 to lead the 76ers. form carries over into elimina­ wonts to be. I know he oan be tato last sssson," ths manager the favored Royals, 122- tion play. Detroit was the only team to or WocM Sortao outs tor Hodges novelty of the stadium and the MdMahon felt the game grab a season’s adgs on the better, the manager said of the added. *T feel that batag bare (aomothing he’s accustomed to 114. Strong Finish fleetfooted but moody lly- normal high enthusiasm for the was won and tost by the Hawks. in the apring and wtili aohanoa aharlng) as long as he's with new team in town will help them TTie teams return to CSn- Toronto closed strongly after otiaeer. to work with tha youngsr play- cinnatl tonight for the ttaid referees’ whistle. He was acquiring Andy Bathgate and The Wings won six, lost five Waahington. draw more people than the lord­ game with the fourth hot under the coJlar be­ Don McKenney from New York and tied three against the ly Yankees. 'S cause his team shot better in a February trade. McKenney Hawks. Estimate Two Million m -f scheduled for Philadelphia Saturday night for the than 50 per cent from the OARI4AND CHERRY scored 9 goals in 15 games after “ Some estimates are that the field and lost. Why ahoudd ths Wings, who third game with the fourth the trade and Bathgate added a Meta will draw two million,” finished fourth a year ago and said Bob Schoenfeld, the resident scheduled for PhUaddphla "I had all my guards In rash of assists to tie the season then eliminated the Hawks in FISKWINDSOR foul trouble," McMahon record of 68 held by Montreal’s Strikeout King Nicholson engineer. “ They seem to be cer­ Saturday night and the the semifinal playoffs, ba so tain to outdraw the Yankees, {UNIORS—-Champs of the East Side Junior Basketball League said. "lamgine, they called Casey Draws Jean Beliveau. tough against OHosgoT fifth, tr necessary, back in 34 on us and 26 on them Detroit posted the best 1964 which will be something for a NYLON TUBE-TYPE OR TUBAESS abov^with Coach Clayt Hence. The team hfckd- CInoinnati. and they were pressing. It won-lost record In the circuit "T bey play a ddfferanit style last place team. And we under­ Howroyd, Bill Hawver Dale Dtiferent Versloas seemed all- they had to do First Blood while pulling away from New than Montreal or Toronto," said Off to Fast Spring Start stand the Jets are selling season Cunningham and Mark I ^ g e t t There were two different was put their heads down York for the last playoff posi­ Hawks Captain Ftorro Piiote. ticketj as far down as around TUMLESS HACK were nussing. (Herald Photo by Ofiara.) ■viewpoints on last night’s curd a foul was called tion. The Red Wings were the "They always tiy to keep one tha 10-yard lines. They couldn’t ONLY... game—that of 76er Cbach against us. only team to hold a season edge or two guys playing behind our draw flies last year.’’ Against Yogi NEW YORK (AP)-Six^ Even more ominous tor op-fa ralae and 1 don’t thh* we wSl 750 X 14 ...... 1 0 .f7 Dolph Schayes and the "I haven’s complained all over Chicago — 6-6-3 — and De- defense when we have tiw puck Both clubs played at the an­ years ago major league position hurton, though, is Ms have any problem." cient Polo Grounds last season, 570i^^l5 •••*••••••••••• 10*97 Oincinhati coach. Jack Mc­ •eason, but I feel we didn’t tipit star Gordie Howe was the in their sane,” bs added. *hhls deoUning strikeout rate. In >1 Mahon. get a fair shake. Some of FORT IAUD(ElRt>ALB, Fla. league’s top scorer In the second draws our defeisM baek and scouts, * check books wide In onbfbMloa action, the Now although they had hoped the Half-Dozen Records the calls were tuibelievable. half of the campaign. appearancea at the plate he has York Mots nipped the Yankees, new stadium would be ready in Schayes shouted, “Great (AP)—“Give him time! All he breaks up our attapitcher who less. de^ibia’s 7-1 ttium{di against And they are proud of it, from ketball season. WUco Mtachine . . . 36 36 .600 with one-time boss Stengel. But faced hdm got them. For he Despite hto ability to miss the Canrinnati. Praeger on down to Tony Man. Auto Parts .29 48 .402 so has the rest of the American Tacoma of Cambria Heights, The blond baokcourt ace farmed a record 176 tlmee, or baU more than he U ts It, N lrii- Pittsburgh mads tour errors, Copas ...... 26 47 .347 League this spring. once every 2.6 times at bat. otoon to likely to remain wMoh hriped Milwaukee to a 8-1 Long Island, who is in charge of •cored 464 poiinta during the smearing tar on the tt>of of the year for the Rams, one of the The Meta are unbeaten in in- The 1964 aeason may not be CMoago’s outfield a long tima victory. Washington won its This week’s high scorers in­ Venerable Davis Cup ter-league play, having hum­ Curbing Wilt the Stilt The White Sox recently plaoad third straight game 8-3 over upper deck. martcs he eatabliehed. OUiers clude Stan Mirucki 306, Doug any different tor the CMoago “ Wait until Casey Stengel seee bled Detroit, <3ilcag« and Min­ White Sox’ 24-year-old atrlike- a 1750,000 price tag on htan, or Detroit Cnmilo Pascual permit­ are; nnoot points in one game, MacLachlan 135-374, Walt Tsl- nesota before handing the Yan­ it," Tony said . F I S KAIR FLIGHJ out artist but at least he’s $4,286.71 a atrUceout ted Juat one hit ki five tamings 38; most ftm throws in a sea­ ller 143-361, Dyke Pleasant 358, kees their third straight defeat. son, 98; beet foul aliooting pc - Receives Face-Lifting Gets Haimum to Top starting off the apring in anmi- “Ntoholoon has the frisfnst os Mhmesota downed Houston, Gene Phaneuf 141-360, Dick 6-0. Rain oanoelsd the muim be­ NYLON TUBE-TYK OR TUBELESS centage, 81%; moet field goals The Meta won on Frank eharacterisUo maimer. potential of anyone playing Descy 368, Gerry ChappeU 362, Thomas’ run-producing single in today," said Manager A1 Lopes. tween Boston and tto Ins An­ in one season, 181; and moet His right-timing two-run SASKETSAIL Red McMullln 135, Abe Ostrln- NEW YORK (AP)—After 64 years, the Davis Cup the eighth inning and the com­ NEW YORK (NEA)—Jack McMahon turned In an ‘He oould bust out anythne." geles Angels. field goals in one game, 16. aJcy 148. bined six-hit pitching of CJarl triple that powered the White O N L Y ... n iM D m a c k finally is getting a face-lifting, and this one is sup- outstanding job drilling the Cincinnati Royals. And just Box to a 4-1 exhiMtlcn victory Howard to Bley SCOKES *Hie Ranie fini^ed Uie season Willey and Larry Beamarth. The Wank Howard story, 710x15...... 12.97 with a 17-6 record, losing out MORNINOBEILUQS — Sue posed to last forever what is wrong with Red Auerbach lashing the Boston over that Loe Angeles Dodgers No more scars. No more They’ve beaten the Yankees meanwMie, to nearing an rod. Clhalleiigers O.K. Y JUNIORS in the second playdown round Purnell 131, Shirley HuU 129. was filled. Davis added a wal­ four times in six meetings since Celtics to their seventh consecutive eastern title of the yffeterday waa hto fifth hit til 750x15...... 14.97 scratches. No more buffing and the last four gamea. At least tor this spring. The Nasslff Arms won fourth c f the Olaas B OIAC Tbuma- nut base, 34 inches in diameter arriving on the National League National Basketball Association'^ Dodgers said yesterday the ELKS—Ray Beauregard 137, polishing. Now the big sterling despite the loss of the incom­ Boxing Tourney plMe in a playoff game with ment to PlainviUe. They shared silver bowl can just sit on its and eight inches high with 15 scene in 19^2. The hits included two boma huge outfielder, wtw had talked John Naretto 139. Jim Benson surrounding shields. By 1970, parable Bob Cousy? Fletcher Glass last n l8 ^ , 60-48. 0 I TUBELESS HACK the championslhdp of the Cen­ Walnut stand and shine for all For Berra, whose hitters have runs and two triples and of retiring, wUl report to thrir They will play wtimlng Pagan! tral VlalJey Ocmference with 139, John Rieder 352, Bob W a r­ these shields also will be cov­ Yet Alex Hannum of the brought hia average to .258 for NIBW YORK (A P )—AU four ner 358. the tennis world to admire. accounted for two runs in the Vero Bearii, FTa, oanq> Friday. Caterers tonight at 7. Second- 750x14 ...... 13.45 Woodrow WHloon High of Mld- ered, requiring some new addi­ Warriors is the professional tha apring, whirii to oonsktor- "He hasn’t agreed to tonne,” oontendeni invitsd to partiri- “We were getting concerned tion. last 33 innings, the school bell place Bolton Pharmeusy meets 6.70x16 800x14 ...... 15.48 dletowTi. about the way the old trophy will ring again tomorrow witen basketball Coach-of-the-Year ably higher than hto .210 lifa- General Manager Buxrie Bavasl pato in an altininatksi tourna­ third-place Elks tii a 6 o’clock Black Tabed SNOW WHITE — S«diy And­ waa weathering the ravages of Competition has been held ev­ before the votes are counted. tima mark. aald, “but we are offering him ment to determine a challenger Whitewalls Only 260 Mm s Captain Karl Ndederwerfer ery year except 1901, 1910 and the New York clubs resume game. erson 141-364 (a new Wgh time,” an official of the U.8. their war at St. Petersburg. By lifting the Warriors from tor heavywalgbt champion Cas- was the guy who got Putz the triple), Barbara Bates 137. th# war years of 1914-19 and A Blow moving first half saw . « ball—he lead the dub in re­ Lawn Tennis Association said. a woebegone fourth In a five- sluB Clay are enthusiastic over 1940-46. The United States has the projeot a spokesman for Fletcher’s take a close 17-16 bounds with 281 and also had “It was beginning to tarnish. club group into a right-down- lead with Jim Patulak hitting MANCHESTER WOMEN — Some of the engraving and some won it 19 times, Australia 18, Field dress your deer Imme­ to-the-wlre contender for the tho Now York Athletic (tom- NO TRADE-IN NEEDED the most in one game, 24. He Marian Copeland 127-087-353, Britain 9 and France 6. diately after if is killed. (Cut­ for eight points. Ron. (tonyers waa also voted the team’s out- A L PJJTZ of the silver was weaitog off. top rung, Hannum could well mission said today. moved Na^dfl’s in front early in Ruth (Jstrander 338, mmt» Thanks to <3iuck McKinley ting Ha throat la not necessary “All four — Doug Jones, Ed- •tMMhng player award for Something had to be done." have saved the San Francisco the third period but Fletcher’s Pound 126. The ag^ cup, symbol ^ inter­ and Dennis Ralston, who defend because, when ‘Its entrails are franchise. Loop Balance Cited 4nt average. 0"toander 132-138-374. mospherlc and climatic condl College Swimmers Arriving fornia and said it was douhtlUl Hutemnaon added a free throw TUBED BLACK SWANSON TOURNEY tiona in its world trovals. in his first year In command of ter balanoed than at any ONLY... team scored l.MS polnU With one week of firing to go the outfit, took charge of tim e staioe Fve been here,” he would attend.” to insure tire victory. N(hLimitUfetiim The refurbiahed trophy la Gen. Melvin Kndewitch, oom- 710x15...... 15.97 ouring the year, just u n ^ 70 in the annual Manchester Rifle m i™ ^ -Alice Rock now on exhibition at 370 Park For Tliree-Day Meet at Yale Chamberlain. Wait Alston summartxed Nasolff’B was outscored, 22-18, per game. miaslon ohalrman, bopea to get Club Tournament in memory 136, Clam Trueman 126. Ave., New York. Sold Hls Game when asked «»■ aeen bouts with tho wtimor to get GUARANTEE tlos: leads ail shooters in the grand GUYS ANd Ho o LLS _ B<* a tot of the world since Dwight n e w HAVBN—The advahceatho AAU indoor champlonahlpe pound Chamberlain, reputed­ *T*ve never made any pre­ They hit on 14 of 19 free throws TUBELESS BLACK ths next shot at Olay. FG. F. Pts. Avg, aggregate with a 539 of a pos­ Minnkih 226, Roland Smith 200 F. ^'vls, a young undergradu­ contingent is already cm ths ApparenUy his chief contention ly hard to hanfile,,on hls type dictions aa to where we wdille losing Fletcher's was OB HI Fisk Tins P u t x ...... 181 sible 800 score In prone-stand­ Hay BJortcmen 216-670, Butch of game. The ,naw Chamter- (Los Annies Dodgers) will limited to tour for 10. 750x14 — 670x15...... 18.98 92 454 21 ate at Harvard University, scons and arrivals continue to win come from Harrison Mer­ III MW Fisk MtstifM’ Martello ... 120 ing. Fs«an 214-680, “BlU Reichert placed it in competition In 1900, rill of North Carolina, the laln became a team man and finish,” the man now In hls 800x14 — 710x15...... 17.95 38 278 13 atrsam in for ths world’s series UfM m iiunirtnd (tr 6.70x15 Nlederwerfer 9i 71 265 Match No. 1 leaders are Allan 206-202-560. Jim T a y l^ ^ ^ first as a prize to bo fought Eastern winner; Dick Mc­ the Warriora shook their de­ lltfa aeason aa Dodger man­ 12 of swimming—the National ALEX HANNUM ager lemaifced. Clinic Speakers tM Ufi •( IM triiiul Black Tubed 850x14 — 760x15...... 19.95 Nawmarker 61 21 143 7 Archibald 200-14x. John Gal­ Jodie Lockwood 206-500, AniU itiver by amateur players of the Donough of Vlllanova, Dave featist attitude. Wilt the Stilt Mets Action lagher Janice Jacoba CoUaglato Athletic Association Bucbeii ... 42 26 110 6 200-13X, ^ r t a 106-4R7, JM Knavontkk United States and Britain. championshipa — which opens Lyons and George HUI of Yale, pused off to Tom 'Meschery, ‘Nloe going, fstlaar T eon remember the Intd agtlMt bitwiiti, Whitowallo Only 269 M «« VanOuden- 199. (These scores are based ^ Perotiti 474. Dee Min- It haa made 13 tripa across the BlU Fhrlay o f Michigan and Wayne Hlghtowor. Guy Rodg­ when there were, at On Channel 8 8TORRS (AP)—Two Of the Mb, iMut knikt. tihi on 20 shots prone). Pacific and four acroaa the At­ a spectacular three-day pro­ Hannum tightened vrfioit waa University at Oonnecticut’s hove .... 26 10 60 7.6 gram on Thursday . in Yale’a Qery Vsrhoeven of ers. Gary PhilUps, A1 Attlee moot, three or fonr paatun, akiM ati ita- W right Match No. 2 leaders: Karl lantic. Some $16 million has been HHan Foaa and John Corfman, and Nats Thurman. a atoppy defense to such an ex- that were tontod aa newest varsity coaches will lec­ !JL^* 19 11 49 2.6 Payne Whitney Gymnasium. ConMotteut mambera of Mkuttiil daain n- Kellner ... 17 15 Smith 167, John QaUaghar 155. spi .t by nations trying to win ^ from use, could weU be The result la that while tanf ttiait In aeventi gamea op­ oontonders in the ture at the 19th annual Coimec- 49 2.6 The inaugural event will ba "The New Breed” otherwloe tlout (toaches Clinic on the • INSTANT CREDIT • NO MONEY DOWN lo sb u ry 17 13 47 3 (These scores are baaed on 10 and defend it. It has been lost flaallata. Chamberlain will win the NBA ponents were held to leaa spring. Now tiieie are a t' Nftod; alti apkat St- prone, 10 standing on interna­ Flnlitoein and rumored stolen. It haa been the 500-yard froMtyls. Bvary 100 points, which to oamMetad least five or six. known as New York Met campus Aug. 18-20. They are | •4^ 10 10 50 1.8 182-474, Ginger Oapuccio 4(i6 Other avanto on the oparing scoring title for the fifth fans, will be hiqtpy to know ficU It weitatMtliip Md Ferguson 9 tional Hargeta). ahoved in the bellies of trans­ indication la that it will atralght campaign, bis aver­ good these nights. “Not Dooeaoarily In order, Fred Bhabel. basketball, and 7 26 1.6 a new meet record to win, or program are the 56-yaid WNHC-TV, C hisel 8, New mattrialit kmd m uiv- • SIX MONTHS TO PAY • FREE MOUNHNO Clark . . . 4 1 9 Match No. 3 leaders; Karl oceanic planoe, guarded by uni­ age will be under 40 points a but the Rode, Glonta, Cards, Rick Forzano, football. The formed policemen and kept se­ perbapa, even qualify for the one-meter dive eemi* Hannum, now 40, to ynma- Haven, will telecast 23 week- oUhlc is co-sponsored by the iu nadtnd at aamat Smith 185, Bob Fregin 176.I ^ Ouckpin Leader flnele, 400-yard individual med­ game. This is the same tower­ Ic and volaUle, ahouta Instxuc- Braves and PhUa have a (Scores are baaed on 10 prone, cure in bank vaults. final. That’a how torrid the field good ( and I gness rdght gamea o f Caaoy University, the Coimectlcut FMSanutidlitilihka. to. ley and 400-yard medley relay. ing Philadelphian, remember, ttons from the aidellne with • FREE FUT REPAIR •FREE TIRE ROTATION Fiahiiig Touraey 10 atanding). ^ NEWINGTON (AP) _ 1b BosIob In the individual medley the vdio scored 100 points in one you’d hnra to aoysyttM&idg^ i High Sobool Coaohee A bsooIsf Match No. 4 leadm ; Jim An- tt was made in Boston by the Ths 1963 winner at Ralaiidi. gam a handa oupped to hto mouth and •n, too. Wtfdd Iks~ to to toon w ill sslgfawto tloa, and the Oooneotiout Intor- Joe SmpUla of Briatol took ^ ^ r is Bd Townsend of frequently on one knee. He to m tmai mmrmM disio 196, Bill Sheldon 195 (20 wer ftnt place in the men’® noted silversmith firm ef N. C., was Jon Koaraito of Added Only Oae aouMdiwed In •oholastlo Athlstio Oonferenoe. Til® Bast Glestonbury Fish Shreve, Crump and Low, at a Tale who won the event Uet an intensa man. from ALL TIRE PRICES PLUS FJLT. sub-Junior): Jim Andlslo jtinglea of the National Duokpin Soutbara Califon^ who rs- year In a tima of 4:22.6. It $00,” bs said, one of Pravloualy annovmced as guest •nd Game Associatl^ will hold cost o f $700. R weighed 217 turnad to hls native Australia Making Hannum’s feat all la tiw Nattoaal Its annusl Good Fridsy Fishinjr 383, Joe L’Hereux 380 (40 yesterday wHh a ^yiously will take a bettor per­ tha moro romarkabla to that Streaaed Defeaaa gpeingk ’ WALT AlBTOtf lecturer was Hugh (Duffy) prone, eub-Junior). ounces troy weight, stood IS in­ to got ready for the upcoming ’ t 5 b pMdilBg •emspt MUwankea, p®rbv St its club house, Rt. 2, ^ ^ le. SerapiUa ^ fbiged form ance to repeat. Two RuU- he acopmpUtoiad it with tha For weeks Hgnnum atrwMd Daugherty, head football ooach 357 BROAD ST. ches high and held 39 bottlee of Olympto games, but ahothar letgne bas nsvor I National Langne otadw Ua aad ddoasro. at Michigan Stato. . MUlDorougli from 9 sun. to 4 competition tor sna swimmers, Ted Stioklea addition of .only one player, a dafenslva maneuver. When The first ganw Is sched­ the Aii-Bvuita crown with a to- ehampagne when fiUed to the Trojan making hto ter. Every one of those have not been In the hsMt BJn. ^ added sttrsotion will When Mg-game hunting, a top, wtdeh was often. R later ehamptonshlp dobut to the man «d Itonditok, ^SiUd Nate Thunnan, the 8-11 rs- It waa pude, tha players of ropeatlag la a mmiber uled April 24 frfrom Pitta- ■ □ E MANCHESTER □ IQ E ^ o f 1 ,2 ^ . He Wen the A ll- i#»er UmsB in Um rroent Big swIUhad beautifully. Hia toot riube I mentioned (i bs s fw k » y Shoot baginning at Pfib* biiiDoulara wiU akow waa insur^ tar $80,000. to beat in Uis svent Ha to soph- erult from Bowling Oraon of pennant ttuents) all have of yean but Alston feels M m h. 643-2444 Mon.. aqaa and ShellB wUl ba HJvente tlUe in the 1958 tourney Ten ehamplon*^ meet College Baseball you to Mud|y*a vaat area with­ w«h a total of 1,237. From -‘me baglnniBg, the eoun Roy Saarl, a 19-ysarrild Ohio. Chamberiain eooformad that the offaar team scored n numbar of goM pitebara. o iwaari a win a i« ptovided. and tlMM wiu ba a out ever eetoiitg toot in it. And namaa of the winning toania and Gilbert appears io ho to the now man's suffesttoos r ie no differenoe to Hannum. OPEN 8-8 WED-THURS-, PRL water waltopsr who writ oould w s Otamson 10, Tola 2, CDTQ CDTD iy y cial event for girla Food and a- apotting m xft Mpaimtes the p U yen ware InacrilMd. B y 19U, bs tbs hero of ths meet S l.^ ***" *“ *»**> the tow and ao wall that ha svea quit in- waotod hto ptayan to know WriMratii “ ** 8-S:S0 MON. and TUESr--8-8'SAT. M to^ eots will ba avallabla. of (ha Amaii- M l* dhrtaff oompetitton, stotlng flo pfaytag d|« full 48 Ou n lMa 4 head® frofii the poor onea League ia: BoMon; MsUon- it waa fully eovered, A flat, Tte Amsttoan tooord for the beer much he appraoiatod tbsir A Itablng liom ae ta n ot >•- ■Over t n y . « m Uiw « i ,o(i6 .mlnutsB. Thnnaaa apsltod ok 2. makkig Mog, difftcult •1 Laagu* imna offloai m* M ■09 to held by fioarL R toa Pi*6«*ton to out the •a boiwlit In u n . A*Am • __B_^ •t sMtor Mid n m BifttelMd to >0 hs tom psd to hto rAGB TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, lUIARCH 26, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26* 1964 Business Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW 9y FAGALY and SHORTEN ,Doga—Birds—Pets 41 . Household Goods 61 ------eaa------, T PAGE TWENFY-SSVIN Household Goods 51 O f f ^ e d 13 Apartmafita—Flat»— Houses For Sale 72 AKC TOY POODLES, parti­ TAKE OVER PATMENTI Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 f r o m OUR BANK Tanementa 63 HotMeBjFor Salt 72 HAVE SMALL pickup truck- I me Big new gimmick in re o o sales « colored, 12 weeks old. 866. Call roc(mdmoned HoMtaPorSaft IS CLASSIFIED will do odd Jobs. Attics and C lever idea ? and how ' nve bay rri FOR UNPAID BALANOB u prtpt piano. Assortment of OONOOHD RO - Beautiful NEW LISTING—Luxury living BEAUTIFUL paneled TO package the stufp in a fancy glass 6494)679. NEW LUXURIOUS 4 n o n ranoh, large Hytiig room, form­ heated ItOCKVILLBl—Five room ranch, TWO FAMILY — Valued ever cellars cleaned. Rubbish re­ OEEAT-ANO SO WILLYOO- UNTIL YOU TlW 1, I OR 8 TBARI TO PATI foodu aad Movas. 048-8688. at surprisingly moderate cost. family ' , room______oBkttehen, kit S bed (slty water and eewera, private 6(i ROOM RANOH, Oraaa SOHLE WHICH CAN BE REUSK? AFTERWARDS ^>*rtraent, earpetad. haat, hot al dinfaig room. oaMnal kitehan, Immaculate Richardson-bullt 22,000. About $8000. cash and Manor, ahunlmuB aewMpaflea moved. Reasonable. Call M9- TO SCRAPE THAT LABEL OFF.' START PAYING room ranch, aluminum storma, backyard, convenient to etores under $80.00 a month with IMS after 5:30 p.m. Articles For Sale 45 IN MAT water refrigsrator, stov 2 badroflma, raeraatiaa wom, ranch In Rockledge. Dream cellar, I0$x246 lot, only $16,- windows, metal awrttngo, d s o a washing m a o h 1 n t, garag and echpoU, llljo o . Owner tenant’s rent, buys It, Uiclud- 8 ROOMS FURNITUIUI landseapad yard. Marlon B. kitehan with Tsppan bullt-lns. 800. Carlton W. Hntchlna, 849- 876-1473. throughout. Immediate oeott- ADVERTISING WHEN WE’RE FINISHED . t SOAKED rr Adult couple only, t m m oS Robartson. Realtor, MBdeBt Ing taxes, insurance. Sepsuata pancy. $14,860. OWl 649-4aS4. O * W LAWN Maintenance— WITH OUR. VAH-POdfr JEU.V MAYBE WE LAWNMOWER8 — Arlens, $9.86 MONTHLT SINGER 118th solid mah(yany trim through­ 6183. Mowing, spring cleanup, fer­ IN HOT WATER. COULD USE A Lawn'Boy, Toro, Bolens Orbit ly. 741-8080. out. Panoramic view. Beautiful furnacei and utllltiea. Owner’s CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS WE'LL MAYE A Bedroom, Livlnf Room, OlnstU, VERNON — tpaeloiM 9 roo M^anB8TBR-$l4,900. 8 reom flat has three large bedrooms. OOVBNWY—■ room raaeii, > tilizing, rolling, rototllllng, gar­ FOR HOURS.'MY JLOWIORCH,^ Air, and riding mowers. Wheel- Rugs, Lamps, Tairiss BIRTHDAY rear yard ganerously endowed ^ ck Cape, firaplacs, garage, 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. dens plowed. Expert workman­ BEAUTIFUL FINGERS ARE horse and Bolens 4-wbeel ranch, paasM dliitag rooi_, with white birches and ever­ Glenn Roberts Agency, Real­ car garaga, rec room, Mgh And Other Aooessorisa beautltully finlsBad rsereation excellent condtUen, tress, nekr tors. 844-1821, 844-1837. elevation, 3 acrae, $600 dowa. ship. John Williams, M3-8M6, VINEGAR LIKE RAW tractors. Parts and eervlce. SALE greens. Under $26,000. Belflore WAITING FOR bM. shopping, school. Carlton Cyril Ouerrler, 429-6846. I ca u iT ? MEAT.' Capitol Equipment Company, rcxmi, kd, and chain saw Westinghouse Washing Matriilne, nished, air • c(xiditioning, with built-ins, aluminum room, rec room, 2 or 8 bed­ Agency, >-8484. holes Zlppeis repaired Win­ Westinghouse Refrigerator, Bed­ Parkway. LUts nsw SH room rooms, apple pie order “make good” insertion. dow Shades made.to measure; worii. Max Rank!, Columbia, iINGER SEWING ■ound and fire resistant, Colonial-Ranch, 8 acres, 3 -(^ storms, screens, doors. Fast JARVIS REAL-TY CO 228-9828 after 4 p.m. room, Living Itoom, Dinette, private garage and storage garage, early American. Hayes sale desired, priced according­ throughout, assumable mort­ BARROW S A W ALLACE MANCHESTER — Desir­ ■ ...... S' all sizes Venetian blinds Keys Dishes, Rugs, Lamps, Tables, CENTER gage. Wotverton Agency, Real­ made while you wait Tape Re­ area, adults preferred, $160. Agency, 848-4808. ly. Belflore Agency, 643-6131. 648-4113, Eves. 649-7814 able Waranoke Rd. One large TOT7R COOPERATION WILL m A I L A ^ 0 7 1 1 JACOBSEN Reel type mower, Blankets and Other Acceseortes tor, 846-2818. Manchester Parkade, level, beautiful lot with Im­ BE APPRECIATED PIAL 64 j«2711 corders tor rent Marlow’s 867 Ifiorz'Si per month, one year lease. 848-4118, 876-0825 I'i' steorheo 21” , excellent condition, 8 EVERYTHINO $898.98 •83 Main St., 648-8888 CaK Mina Terrio, 649-626$, LONDON PARK - Sbe room OVERSIZED Cape on Manches­ provements. Hilltop Raal^, Main. 64941221. PORTER STREET Area—Im­ YAK-rocff years old. Phone evenings 649- 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cape, ■ r(x>ms finished, 2 years ter outskirts. Pla-stered walls, Manchester 646-6806 call 621-3079. 5678. 4 legitimate bedrooms. Alumi­ maculate 8 room Gape set on Price Includes Delivery, Setup, old. large wooded lot, $18,990. WALKER STREET — 6 room Buildini;— Contracting 14 jelly *7/mlu.1ar Service. Guarantee Immediate Phtlbriek Agency. 849-8484. num storms, screens, doors. large landscaped lot. $600 BOLTON—Four lots, 6 aerso, JOHN DEERE ModeC L tractor WESTINGHOUSE electric stove, Asking $16,000, owners anxious. 8 STEPHEN • ST., Manchester down. Call Carl Zinsser, 648 Cape with one car garage, fire­ corner Route 86, FVench Road, H.A.H. delivery or Fre# Storage until ATTRACTIVE $ room duple Green. A functional brick place, cosy rear porch, nice QUALITY CARPENTRY— *-ZF with snowplow, dirt plow, and needed. 40” , doubie oven, 4 burners; EIGHT ROOMS tor $17,900—we Belflore Agency, 643-6121. 0088, Howard Realty Co., 282 $3,900, will take first raortfag*. Troulile Reaching Our Advertiser? 9 M K M e i$ e o , cultivator attachments. Price 8 todrooms, large cabin., ranch home In fine residential 6276. lot, near sch(x>ls, shopping Rooms, dormers, porches, CAL. Phone for appointment also, double sink with modem have one listed. Old but solid. Ray S. Holcombe, Realtor, 844- Ojg.lVl Inr !)■».< firtiw sHLrt«. Im. $476. 649-2136. single faucet. Excellent condi- kitchen, basement and attic, New heat, paint, etc. Vacant. WEST SIDE CAPE—Six rooTM, area within easy walking dis­ area and bus. S. A. Beechler, 1286. basements refinished, cab­ SAMUEL ALBERT steam oil heat, copper window tance of schools. Features in­ inets. bullt-ins. formica, tile. tton. Reasonable. 849-1030. Lot Is 100 by 270 with a Wg 3 or 4 bedrooms, fireplace, MANCHESTER—Six room split Realtor, 648-6969. M-Honr Answering Service BEAUTY SHOP equipment for Hartford 7-0868 screens, opposite O n ter Park, clude large living room, fam­ level home on a deep, well MANCHESTER—9 A-sone wood- No Job too small. William bam. T. J. Crockett, Reailtor, porch, rec room, new wood sale, two years old. Styling See It Day or Night MO'VING — Automatic washer Immediate occupancy. Adults shingle siding, close to bus and ily room, modern kitchen, din­ landscaped lot, garage, oil hot TWO FAMIUES — Look no , ed lots, city water. Hayee Robbins carpentry service If you have no means of trans- preferred. 646-7629. 648-1677. further. 8 A 8 In Bowers sec­ 649-3446. diisiness Opportunities 32 H elpW anted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 stations. Styling chairs, dry-^ and dryer, excellent condition, school, $14,800 Phllbrick ing area, 2 bedrooms, and tils water heat, 2 full baths, 3 bed­ Agency, 643-4808. Free to Herald Readers era, etc. Qan be eeen at Magic Diiation, I'll send my auto for $180 both; 7-piece redwtxxl Agency, 849-8464. bath, attached garage, en­ rooms, living room with fire­ tion, both units vacant; a 4 A4 you. No obligation w ^tsoever. FOUR ROOM apartment In- (older, but neat) off Main A-ZONE VERNON Street lot! CARPENTRY WORK—82 years’ PART-TIME work available on EXPERIENCED Painters want­ Mirror Beauty Studio, 767 Main lawn furniture set, $76; 9x12 closed porch, patio, combina- place well designed kitchen, Want informattoB on one of our classified advertisements? No 7 p.m.»i a.m. shift lor counter Street, Manchester. A—I^B —E—R—'T—S green Mohawk wool carpet eluding heat, hot water, gaa VERNON—4 year old 6 room tl(m windows, level landscaped walking distance to schools and Street under $20,000; and many city utilities and sidewalk. Call experience, ceilings, floors MANCHESTER ed. Call 633-7766 between 6-7 or 649-7583 or 649-6966. — —er at the telephone listed T Simple osU the tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga­ and sales girls, average 4 days 48-46 ALLYN 8T„ HARTEX>RD with pad, $80. Call after 7, 644- stove, and refrigerator. <5wi ranch, complete.y air condi­ lot. Priced at $22,700. for quick shopping. Wolverton Agency, new ones from $20,000 on up call In person, 44 Bayberry OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P J«. 649-7834 between 6-7 p.m. tioned, 2 full baths, spacious sale. To Inspect at your con­ Realtor, 649-3818. in all locations. Even one in rages, additions, attics fin­ per week. Contact Mister Do­ Road, Glastonbury. UOS. OAKLAND TERRACE — LavM MANCHESTER . ROCKVILLE . Package Store for Sale—re­ nut, 266 W. Middle Tpke. HO TRAIN set and table. Best paneled rec room with fire­ venience please contact Rob­ Bowers School area. T. J. ished. Lake and shore cottage offer take It. 643-4271. *• R(X3KVILLB — New 2-room wooded lot 100x140, $8,000. 848- work. No Job too small. Im win NEW GRANNY afghan, $80; place and bar, living room ert J. Smith, Inc., 688 Main 8t„ Crockett, Realtor, 648-1877. ANSWERING SERVICE turn of Investment in one Musical Instruments 53 apartment, heat, hot water, ap­ Now here’s a home for fin# with cathedra', ceiling and 649-8241. 7319. mediate estimates. 643-2629. HOUSEWIVES — Average $3.60 wringer washer, $20; twin Mse living and gracious enter­ MANCHESTER GREEN year. hourly evenings, car neces­ pliances furnished, off street stone fireplace. Kitchen with ROCKLEDGE!—Custom built 3 6494)500 — 875-2519 Truck Drivers Diamonds—Watches— spring and bed frame, $6. M8- WE OF'F'ER jrou the following parking. Immediate occu­ taining. It's a six room BOLTON CENTER — Vacant 8 bedroom ranch, outstanding OFF PORTER STREET — 8 MASONARY—F’ireplaces, chim sary, no experience. Call 649- 9388. Instruments taken in trade last birch cabinets and G. E. built- choice Residential A lota. 2373, 9 to 12 noon. Jewelry 48 pancy. Call 876-6409. ranch In Rockledge. Fea­ 1ns, dining room with glass room ranch with basement and quality, many imusual fea­ and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In Jig neys, patios, and brick veneer. J. D. REALTY week. Tenor sax, $95.; trumpet. tures equipped kitchen, for­ Cleared, level, $3,900 each. Brick, block, etc. Workman­ Good starting salary. Must sliding doors, and sundeck. attic. Attached two car garage. 4 bedroom ranch, IH baths, tures, inclu(iing swimming time without apendlng all evening at the telephone. WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ GOLD BOND "Hotel Kent” eets, IM.| altb sax, $ino.; trombone, ATTRActS v e 4 room flat, stove mal dining nxmi, spacious An acre of land, Wreh trees, fireplace, family aized kitch­ pool. Extra lot If desired. Warren E. Howland, Realtor, ship guaranteed. Call 649-2402 618 Center St., 648-6129 have clean record, be over $25,300. U * R Realty Co.. Inc., 25 years old. 649-3666, Ext. pairing. Prompt Mrvlce. Up to full or twin , $65 compplete. $26. Alwajrs open evenings. furnished, third floor, good lo- living room and 8 large bed­ etc. Oioice setting. Owners en. attached garage, im­ Priced below cost. To lnspeeclal list­ then call us and we'll gladly er” , plus an opportunity to sell Oonnectlcut’B largeat, auto in Manchester. Minimum In­ •Iving n »m , splc 'n span ings. Priced from $86,000. Vln some lots in the future. T. J. ■LBCTROLUX salsa and serv­ lent aroricmanshlp. 649-6496. . vestment required, exper­ 644-0304. $72.60 88x84” Mirror; match­ WE BUY, SELL d t trade an­ heat, excellent condition. Per­ throughout. Wolverton Agency, take you through. T. J. Crwk- ice, bonded representative, Al­ matic and stan&rd shift, tique and used furnltura, china, f i v e Rd cow manure. (xmtents or whole estatee. F^ir- OCCUPANCY April 1 _ F’ive THREE MINUTES from down 1(4 baths, fireplace, extreme­ t o auditor. Business and In­ pairing roofs of all kinds, new For further Information call 849 Main St. care for small child for work­ *aw __ . toum AAHflsaTsAJifAW Am rtxjm, on bus line, ideal! start­ 2 baths, near acre lot. Fine area, kitchen bulit-tos, rear (riiesier Call for free book­ $6 and $10 loads. Delivered. $166.00 Low Back Lounge nlture Repair Service Talcott- room apartment, $86. automat­ town Manchester. An unusual er home. Wesley R. Smith ly large kitchen and dining dividual. Raymond Olrard. CUl let 648-8662. roots, gutter woik, chimneys Sun or. Company, Miss Don- ing mother, my home, beet of Also, gardens {dowad. 648-7804, 7(4 room ranch on beautifully neighbortiood. Hayes Agency, patio, garden ehendl- m a t u r e w o m a n desires posi­ Household Goods 51 Mattress, gi.go Split, beautiful family room sell your house. Four cus­ Classroom for teen-agers. tion as PBX operator. Light Peusz, 39 Maltby Place, New COVENTRY — Modern size kitchen, oil hot water heat, dormer, oversize garage, com­ WARREN E. HOWLAND axperlenced tax wont, 84 hour tlons, competitive salary, merit 2% room apartment, utilities versatile room arrangement. plus rec room. High, scenic So. WINDSOR — 4 comfortable tomer-minded salesmen to Pickup service. Day or eve­ typing. Tel. 742-6724 evbnli^. EVERYTHING IN aterlUzed re­ plete stainless kitchen, built- wooded lot. Only $17,990. Hayes Realtor aervlce. Can 648-4728. Help Wanted— Female 35 Increases, excellent' fringe $76.00 42” Cocktail Table, furnished. 742-7720 before 2:30. Ideal set-up for In-laws. Wol­ Ins, 2 fireplaces. Owner 649- bedrooms, formal dining room work for you. RHSAL B98- ning lessons. Reasonable rates. Radio-TV Repair benefits, hours 8:16-4:15, Mon­ conditioned used furniture and distressed cherry, gallery top, Agency, 643-4808. country kitchen, carpeted TATE IS OUR ONLY BUSI­ n iD B R A L ZNOOMB tax ra- Manchester Driving Academy. WANTED—Care of amaSl chil­ appliances, high quality • low verton Agency, Realtor, 846- 9416. 160 Main St., Manchester Services 18 BOOKKEEPER, thorough day through Friday. Evening one drawer, 4S:60 Rooms Without Board 59 4'/4 LOVELY rooms, brand new 2818: throughout, including master NESS. Oall us today for tom s prepared wltit your aav- 742-7249. dren, live in, small salary, prioea LeBlanc Furniture, 196 two family, quiet neighborhood, $16,900—7 ROOM Ranch includes 643-1106 knowledge accounts receivable Interviews by appointment. middle-aged white, Protestant. MANCHESTER—Large modern beautifully paneled family bedroom, 2 full bathrooms, pnxnpt, professional odvlo* higs In mind. Reasonable CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ Please call Mrs. liibas, 643- South Street, RockvUle, 876- $179.00 Colonial High THOMPSON HOUSE - Cottage $116. After 6, 643-9798. Immaculate ranch on 100x224 on all real estate mattera. on Burroughs Sensomatic, full­ Experienced in h(»ne for aged. 2174. Open 9-8. room. Level, wooded lot in an family room and half bath, fatee. B. J. Baylea, 649-6846. ice, avallc-ble all hours. Satis­ 1124, 643-1126. Wing Chair, turquoise Street, centrally located, large landscaped lot, full basement, two blocks from Lutheran, Complete service lluniMh faction guarantee(L Call 649- time. Tots ’n Teens, 956 Main Box S, Herald. excellent residential area. Garage— Service— Street, Manchester. For ap­ maple trim and legs, pleasantly furnished rooms, ROCKVILLE — Sunny 4 room BE A HOME OWNER recreation room. Vin Boggini, Catholic Churches, also, gram­ $12,600-«1X ROOM Cape. _ Multiple Listing. FULLTIME tax accountant 1816. RUGS, never used, 9x12 beige, flat, near stores and bus line Transferred owners need im­ rooms finished, near bus, shop­ Storage 10 pointment call Mr. Shapiro, WANTED BY THE HOUR— parking. Call 649-2868 tor over- Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9382 mar school and high school. ready to aaedat you wltb your $28; 9x16 gold Kirman, -$88.; $94.96 Full Size Modern Wal­ hot water, off street parking! BUY NOW mediate sale. Wesley R. Smith ping area and sch(xds. Owner 643-2128. Help Wanted—Male 36 Spring cleaning. Offices. Mo­ nlgfat and permanent guest Only $23,700, and taxes are WARREN E. HOWLAND income tax preparation. Rates 9x12 ruby oriental. 289-6966. nut Panel Bed and 84” Chest, rates. nice yard, $66 monthly. 876- JENSBJN STREET — New 6 Agency, 646-1894. anxious. Call 848-6287. reasonable. 8. J. Turkington Moving— Trucking— tels to clean and get ready for plastic t<^, 4 drawers, 67.60 0006» low. Ray Holcombe, Realtor, Realtor GARAGE for rent, 182 Maple RN OR LPN Friday and Sat­ AUTOMOBILE Salesman to sedl room Ranch, near schools and 644-1386. ' Jr., 648-7781. the season. Call after 4:80. 643- PROM OUR New Hampshire Man(Ae8t*r BOLTON—Custom split of 7 SOUTH WINDSOR—^Very large St. 648-4761. Storage 20 urday, 11-7. Vernon Haven. Buicks, excellent working con­ 7026. FURNI8HE1D ROOMS tor gen­ shopping center, all utilities. 960 Main St., Manohestsr workshop—Custom made Colo­ tlemen, free parking; also, FDUR ROOM apartment, new, 66 Starkweather St. rooms plus garage. Built fai nuu;h with walk-out basement, INCOME TAXES prepared by Call 876-2077. ditions, fringe benefits. Apply nial type Items at giveaway FHA financing. Will consider 648-1108 MANCHESTER Delivery. Llgtat WATKINS BROTHERS cabins with efficiencies. CaU including garage. 2 bedrooms, Seven rooms with 4 bed­ 1969 and has the best of every­ attached garage, 13x25 family . retired Internal Revenue at- Boume-Bulck, Inc., 285 Main prices. Wall racks, planters, trade. Builders, Charles Pon thing. 1(4 Mres, too, with plen­ TANNER S'TREET Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 trucking and package delivery. WANTED—Woman for nursery Street, Manchester. Situations Wanted— Scranton Motel and Cabins, living room, and kitchen, large rooms, new ceramic tile Ocelli, Barney Peterman, 649 room, 3 fireplaces. Cost over fleer. Marvin Baker, 646-6277. Refrigerators, wafers a^ apothecary chests, etc. 649- 986 MAIN STREET closeU, $116 monthly. J. D ty of trees, etc. Ideal location. $21,000. Needs redecorating. supervision Thursday morn­ 1626. 649-0826, between 6-7. bath, 2-car garage, double 6644. 643-2468. Owner mkvt sell this 6 room MOTOR BIKE, 1962 Honda. 60 stove moving specialty Folding ings, 9:15-12 n(X>n. Apply Ver­ DRIVERS for school buses, ^ Male 39 Realty, 648-6129. lot, nicely landscaped. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- ranch. Basement garage, Offered for $18,600,. Glenn Rob­ OUR EXPANDING real sstate 1677. cc, excellent condition. Call chairs for rent 649-0762. non Lanes, Route 83, Vernon. Manchester-Vemon area, 7:30- TWO CONNBCriNO nxnns, LONDON PARK, Hebron — 4 excellent condition. M ce erts Agency, Realtors, 644 service offers the homeowner 649-6860, 1:30-5 p.m., anytime SCREW MACHINE Cam k Tool TWO 21” TV consoles, one first floor, private entrance, WELLS—8 (Kxnfortable rooms, 1621. prompt, efficient aervlce la Personals 8:46, 2:15-3:30. Call 643-2414. Designer wants to relocate blond, one brown tone, good room Cape, 3 unfinished, fire­ CENTER HALL Colonial—St. deep lot, fine neighborh(x>d. Saturday, Sunday. WOMAN to r steady laundry one or two gentlemen 146 heated, stove, refrig:erator, Vernon place, aluminum storms and selling, trading, or ouMght Hartford area. 20 years' ex­ condition, $46 each. One studio PORTABLE SEWING machine James Parish. Porter Street Painting:— Papering 21 work. Apply New System Laun­ RATE clerk wanted by Class I Canter Street. 643-9120. parking, $86. OlastonbuiY 633- Hany Lane screens, fully insulated, % acre T. J. CROCKETT, VERNON — $11,300. Immediate cash for residential or Invest­ WANTED—^Rlde from Winter n e w CH Sportsters and FLH i ^ ------— ------perience. 742-6069. couch, beige tones, used once. for sale. Price $26. Oall 648- 1874. area. S years old. 6 large and Center St. to Parkade for dry, Harrison Street. carrier in Rockville, familiar 6716. Six room split ranch, excel­ lot. 648-1448. (xcupancy. Convenient to park-, ment properties. For results Duo-glides on display. Used PAINTING, EXTERIOR and In Just like new, $76. Call 643- TWO SINGLE rooms for gen­ rooms, I ’ j baths, huge recrea­ call Wesley R. Smith Agency, 10 a.m. Call 643-0800 after 6. with NEMRB and MAC tariffs, 6930. lent view, close to school, REALTORS way. Sound 6 room older home, I motorcycles. Harley-Davldson I ‘®rtor. paperhanging.------0—0. wall- CASHIER, permanent position hours 6:30-10:30 p.m. Phone tlemen. Near bus line and ree- BOLTON—$16,000. 440 foot front­ tion room with fireplace, bullt- 649-1894. paper removed, dry wall work. Dogs— Birds—Pets 41 G. E. ROnSSERIE oven, used immaculate home wlOi garage, good sized rooms, WANTED—Riders from Coven­ Sales, 49 Park Street, Hart for alert woman experienced Hartford 249-7671 or Rockville taurant. Kitchen privileges age, approximately 8 acres. lns, breezeway and attached ford. 247-9774. Reasonable rates: Bank financ­ KENMORE wringer washing Furnished Apartments 63-A many extras. 648-1677 screened porch, high lot, trees, i try and Manchester to Pratt in handling money and re­ 876-3388. 8 times, excellent condition. Phone 646-6607. Neat 6 room house, brook. E. 2-car garage. $26,900. PhU- REAL ESTATE wanted. BBLLr ing arranged. Fully insured. SEAL POINT Siamese cat for machine, good condition, $16. Cost price $80—saorifloe for brick Agency, 649-6464. amesite drive. Easily financed. ING, call this office for per­ A Whitney, first rtrift, hcnne lated records. 40-hour week sale, birthday April 28, 1968. ATTRACTIVE 8 nxmi furnished J. Carpenter, Realtor, 649-6061. Lawrence F. Flano, Realtor. 649-9658, Joseph P. Lewis. AUTO mechanic, experienced After 8, 643-2279. $40. 640-4200. ATTRA(7nVELY furnished, in­ COLONIAL — 8 room gem, 3 sonalized service. Alice CEam- pick-up, if possible. 742-8022. with all employe benefits. Also, Labrador retriever, apartment. L a r g e closets. 643-2766. Charles Nicholson, Business Services Please reply ^vlng fuK par­ tune-ups, muffler, and shock cluding TV, large corner bed­ J. D. REALTY BBAUTiFUL 6 rooms. 3 baths, BOLTON’S BEST ELT—8 bed­ large beditxnns, move-in con­ pet Realtor, 849-4643. BEAT SPRING Prices—Have black, one year old. 643-0649. Private entrances. Parking. 742-6364. WANTED—Rider to Hartford, 8 Offered 13 ticulars and salary desired Installations; general repair room, large cloeet, hot water In St. James district, fire- room Spilt Level on partly dition, Bowers Area. Will sac­ your interior painting done Adults. No pets. Call 643-4860. wooded lot, approximately two a.m. to 4:46 p.m. Call 648- Box J, Herald. work. Seymour Auto, 681 Main NOW IS THE TIME to pretty heat, parking. 648-7116. 618 Center St., 648-6139 placed living room, wall-to-wall rifice. Owner 649-6051. SELLING YOUR H(Mne? Call WASHING MACHINES repair^ early. Call Connecticut Paint­ acres, with State stocked trout MANCHESTER Area—"nred of Paul J. Correnti Agency, 648- 6751. Street, Manchester. up your pooch. Oroomii^ our HEATED APARTMENTS, some carpeting, completely finished lking at overpriced proper­ ed, RCA Whirlpool and Ken- ing & Decorating. Free esti­ SPRING AND SUMMER wUl ROOM tor gentleman at North rec room with bar. Many out­ brook running through proper­ $14,900—TOP VALUE In a new­ 5363. Qualified buyers waiting mates. 643-0683. specialty; also, boarding. 643- End, 71 Strickland Street. Ref­ furnished. 6 rooms, first floor, ty? Let us show you this 6 more. AU wori( guaranteed. soon be here. Think of the good MAN TO LEARN molding cov­ Chevrolet Service fireplace, $100; 4 Rxrnis, sec­ MANOIBSTEK — Tear old 6 standing extras. Three blocks ty. Completely bulU-ln kitchen er 8 loom ranch, garage, for multiple dwellings. Don't Call 643-4913. ers on baseballs, 6-day week. 5437, H. C. Oiase, Harmony erences. includes refrigerator, freezer, aluminum windows, high as­ room Ranch with bullt-ins, ga­ times you and your family can Hill Kennels, Bolton. ond floor, fireplace, $100; S room ranch, built-in kitchen, from Main Street. Call 649- delay—call today. Automobiles F or Sale 4 INSIDE AND OUTSIDE paint­ Apply Tober Baseball Manu­ • FACTORY TRAINED TECHNICIANS. stove, oven, dishw ater, dis­ sumable mortgage. Wesley R. rage, large lot, full basement. ing You na.ne your own price. ■^ave with the extra income you FURNISHED light housekeep­ rooms. $86. Garfield 9-9923. wall-to-wall carpeting, nat 6661. • TYPEWRITERS - Standard ejCm as the Avon Representa­ facturing Co.. 114 Brooklyn St., • GENUINE CHEVROLET FARTS. posal, birch cabinets. Living Smith Agency, 649-1894. Assumable VA mortgage. Only and electric. Repaired, over­ 649-7868. 876-8401 ing room, all cooking facilities, ural wo(xlwork, attached $:a- $16,300. Barbara Woods n e e d C ^ T Tour eredtt turn tive in your territory—a patio, JlockviUe. IH ROOM furnished apartment, rage, $17,600. Hayes Agency, room (13x23) has paneled fire­ •d downl Short on down pay- hauled, rented. Adding m a-' • PICK-UP & DELIVERY (In Monclrnttr). and electric refrigerator. Ideal BETTER THAN NEW—8 room place wall, raised hearth, pic­ Agency, 649-7702. EDWARJ R. PR‘RICE — Paper- a swimming pool, a longer hm- tor business or working lady. centrally located. Reasonable. 643-4808 RANGE ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- c t o e s rented and repaired.! packed vacation! Full training. AMBITIOUS men interested in INVITATION O il between 12 noon and 6 Ranch, garage, 2 baths, dish­ ture window. Under $20,000. hanging and^pa:.inting service. 848-8888. 20 McKEE STREET MANCHESTER — Immaculate \M> Mon? Don’t desiwirl See Bon- Mckup and delivery service.' 649-1003. A Why not call today? 289-4922. part-time sales in established • OPEN WED. NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. p.m., 646-8404. FULL SHED DORMER — Six washer, many extras, conven­ Call 648-8828. Brokers invited. aM Dooglaa Inquln. about low- Yale Typewriter Service. 649-' routes. Must be able to put in ient location. Only $19,900. 6 room Cape in a quiet, con­ 4986. TO BID • EVERY TYPE OF CHEV. REPAIR DONE. GENTLEMAN rooms, 3 baths, remodeled FUEL OIL aet (town, smsilest payments PAINTING, PAPERHANGING I COOK WANTED for rest home, 15 ' hours weekly, Saturdays kitchen, fireplace, rec room, Call Romar Realty, Inc., 64S- HEBRON — 10 minutes from venient location. 3 or 4 bed­ anywhere. No small loan or fl- Sealed bids will be received next to bath. Excellent______loca-___ ^ ^ ref pteaL^t^wS, ®hMt^ Manchester. Custom built Six room Oiq>e, aluminum rooms, spacious kitchen, lots Good work, reasonable rates. $60. weekly, live in, Thursdays Call between 7:30-9:80 at”' thethIT“ Officeo f f W of the General screened porch, ^ w e ra School, 2844. 628-2007. GASOLINE ■anee company plan. Douglas s h a r p e n in g Service - Sawa. ! off. 875-3141. Mr. Werner. 643-0166 “ See us next time your Chevy needs repairs. Charae tion. 21 Church Street. 649-4986. ranch, 8 itMms, one acre lanfl, siding, 1(4 baths, 3-car ga­ of cabinet and counter space, Over 30 years In Manchester. Manager, 41 Center Street carpeting, private bath, park- Philbrick Agency, 649^464. MotoB. 388 Main. knives, axes, shears, skates,' account, welcome. Ing, $90. Glast(^nbury, 688-1874 walk-out cellar, breezeway, ga­ rage, fireplace, gas hot wa­ reasonably priced at $14,400.' rotary blades. Quick servi(se. Your ne^hbor my recommen­ Manchester, Connecticut, until NEWLY DECORATED room dation. Raymond Ftske, 649- MINNESOTA WOOLEN______Oo„ 1 WANTED—Hardware salesman, next to bath for refined gen­ 82 FOOT RANCH. Porter Street MANCHESTER—8 room raised rage. Call 649-8814. ter heat, beautifully land­ Wolverton Agency. Realtor, i 1964 PLYMOUTH, 4-door sedan, Capitol Equipment Co.. 88 has openings pow! Show and < excellent woriting conditions, April 3, 1964 at 11:00 A.M. for 649-2813. 9237. tleman. central!, parking, pri- area, beamed oaillng, 2 fire ranch that features 8 bed­ scaped. Stop and see. It’s I BANTLY OIL good running condition, $46. Main St., Manchester. Hours sell fabulous Fariiion Wagon hospitalization ^.an. W. G. Fencing and Backstops. CARTER CHEVROLET places, 1(4 baths, buUt-ins, 6 rooms, living room with fire­ MANCHESTFIR—Huge 8 room empty. #40-2210. oally 7-6. Thursday 7-9. Satur­ Bid forms, plans and specifi­ SSi, TEte phone on fl(xn‘. O il 648- Business Locations ranch, 2 baths, double garage, COMI’.W V, INC', INTERIOR and exterior paint­ aothing In your area. Party Glenney Co., 338 N. Main ■881. large rooms, double garai place, kitchen with built-in SO. WINDSOR — Attractive 3 day 7-4. 648-7968. ing, wallpaper removed, fully Plan or individual appoint- Street, Manchester. Conn. Ap- cations are available at the Con­ 1229 MAIN STo-649-5238— MANCHESTER For Rent range and dishwasher, dining family room, recreation room, bedroom Split Level set on ENWNISHED, fiberglas bcxly 128' frontage. Carlton ' i.i. M.\i.N insured. Rene Belanger, 648- ments. Full time or part time. P*y Metcalf. troller’s Office, 66 Center COMFORTABLE ROOM for Hutchins, Realtor, 64081S2'. area, lower level Includes many extras. Carlton W. WEST SIDE REALTY large landscaped lot. Priced eoMom made sports car. Can l a w n m o w e r s , sharpened Street, Manchester, Connectl- FOR R EN T-O fflce In the Tin­ Hutchins, Realtor, 849-6132. and repaired, sales and serv­ 0512 or 644-0804. No experience necessary. Write j^ ^ e m a n , parking, 373 Main room, den or office, utility to sell. Call Carl Zinsser, 643- 'M;L. 'Ullclu'll be seen at Tony's E.sso Sta­ today MlnnesoU Woolen Ch EXPERIENCED hardwood floor cut ker Bldg. Apply Glennay’s Manchester 0038, Howard Realty Co., 232- tion. 729 Main. 649-0201. ice, rental equipment L A M today MlnnesoU Woolen Cb„ , room and garage, oil hot wa­ MANCHESTER — Two famCy, 649-4342 Ivurkvillt' TK EXTERIOR and Interior paint­ layer and fl(X)r sander, paid Town of Manchester, Men’s Shop, 789 Mala St. 6276. I Equipment Corp., Route 88 Dept. NA, Duluth. Minn. In ter heat, 1(4 baths. Owner 6-6-2, separate heating and ing. Wallpaper books. Paper­ elude your phone number. workman’s compensation, year Connecticut ■ X ROOM duplex house, fully RESPLENDENT— 2169 AU8TIN-HEALY Sprite, Vernon. 876-7809. Manchester STORE FOR RENT with at­ heading west. Wolverton utilities, centrally located, hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Fully ’rounu Job, go(x] wages. Call Richard Martin, larniriied tor gentlemen, disii- Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. red, radio and heater, gocxl exchange. Enterprise 1946. 643-7488 after 7 p.m. tached 2-stalI garage, located priced to sell. Phone 649-0833. BOLTON — Lovely suburban tunning condition, $600. 643- insured. Workmanship guar­ General Manager waaher, all modern (xsiven- $21,500 anteed. Leo Pelletier, 643-6326. on W. Middle Turnpike near community; Practically new 7 2084. r e p a i r s on all makes of re­ |HAVE YOU THOUCHT ABOUt I isnces included, plus house- LUCKY? You may be, to get room ranA, bullt-lns. fireplace, FOR SALE If no answer, 643-9043. SERVICE 4 aleanlng services. parking Parkade. Call B. Dubaldo, 849- Lavishly decorated 9-room by BEL AIR frigerators, washers, ranges 0 6206 between 8-9, Saturday 9-6. this lovely 3 bedroom ranch family /w»m, large wooded 2968 RAMBLER, classic sta­ and dryers. All oil burners swallable. Inquire 118 Pearl St. Ranch, 2-car garage, 1(4 REPRESENTATIVE baths, buKt-in work-savlTig BOLTON-COVENTRY with beautiful rec room—re­ lot, many extras. Suburban As- tion wagon, 17,000 original cleaned and serviced. All work Electrical Services INVITATION after 4 p.m. duced—vacant. E. J. Carpen­ sociatei, 289-7711^ Grace Dlt- miles, two new snow tires and guaranteed. 649-0066. kitchen, formal dining, city Girl over 21 as service repre­ STORE, 480 Main St., 849-8239, water, sewer, prestige lo­ LINE ter, Realtor. 849-5061. mars, (242-9902. wheels, automatic transmis­ FRB5E ESTIMATES PrompC sentative to provide counafT. and TO BID WANTED 0-6. sion. 643-2016 after 6 p.m. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, CLEAN LATE MODEL Rooms W ith Board 59*A cation. Bett^r-than-new con­ $6,490 BUYS this ranch with service on all types of elec­ advise our policyholders by Sealed bids will be received dition. Dave Douton 849- -> 'Twin Hills Drive WEST SIDE ranch, 6 large fireplaces, flagstone terraces. trical wiring Licensed «uid in­ phone and In person within our OFFICE SUTTB In modern pro- aluminum windows, new aid­ rooms, 3 bedrooms, garage, 2956 ByiCK Special, 2-door All concrete repairs. Reason­ at the Office of the General BOOM and board, gentleman 6806, 289-8”''’'. sured Wilson Electrical Co.. established office. Manager. 41 Center Street, USED CARS LEASING fesaional building avallabl* ing, best of condition. Wesley aluminum awnings, extras, hardtop, very clean, perwer ably priced. 643-085J. March 1 . Excellent Io(uitloa. Custom 70 foot 8 room ranch R. Smith Agency, 649-1894. Meering, rebuilt automatic Manchester, 649-4817.'' Glaston­ f u l l TRAINING PROVIDED Manchester, Connecticut, until BARROW S A W ALLACE price reduced. 649-1484. bury, 848-1888. Outgoing personality. Initiative, March 31, 1064 at 11:00 A.M. Parking. 64M108. on acre lot, kitchen has transmission, radio, heater, all TOP PRICES PAID Manchester Parkade, bullt-ins, living room has hew rubber, 73,000 original a n d enthusiasm necessary for Street Sweeper RenUl. Manchester 849-6308 Floor Finishing Good education (but not neces Apartments— Flats— fireplace, attached breeze­ Miles. WSl demonstrate Man­ APPLIANCE Bid forms and specifications FOR ALL MAKES way and garage, double chester-East Hartford area. sarily college degree), or equiv are available at the Controller’* YOUR Tenements 63 Houses For Rent SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 amesdte drive. 228-3689 after 7:30 p.m. FLOORS SANDEO) and finished, business experience re-1 Office. 66 Center Street, Man- bedrooms. 2 baths, lot 72X161. winter rates, free estimates. qulred. One week vacation If cheater, Connecticut FOUR ROOMS, heated apor.)- THREE ROOMS, furnished of Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, REPAIRS 649-8240. Carter Chevrolet EXCLUSIVE AT LINCOLN OONTINENTAir, i , hired before April 1. For ap­ Town of Manchester, ■Iiant. Call 648-6U8 between unfurnished, reasonable, pine 648-6963. 1960, air conditioning, full pow- pointment call Connecticut S.’SO a.m. and 4:80 p.m. grove, adults only, pleasant J. D. R E A LTY All makes and models. FTDOR SANDING and refinlsh- COm lee. SIX ROOM Cape, near school, ^ er, retractable rear window, a Richard Martin. location east Manchester. 648- ing (specializing In older 1229 Mala S t—649-5288 NEXT WE HAVE CUSTOMERS wait­ 8889. bus, sh(^pinr. 2-car garage, babied automobile. Owner General Manager 616 Center St., 643-6139 , murt sell. Best offer buys It . . . Washers floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ LIBERTY MUTUAL INS. ing for the rental of y ^ apart- aluminum siding, combina­ ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. CaU evenings 232-6847, 6-8. . . . Dryers ' ' CO. nent or home. J. D. Realty, tions, knotty pine kitchen, fire­ No Job too smaU. John Ver- place, wall to wall carpet, TURNPIKE TV Business Property Here is a large immaculate ranch on a huge 100 x 224 . . . Refrififeratora fallle, 649-6750. Mrs. Monaco, 848-1161. VOLKSWAGEN 1961 sedan, ex- . . . Rangfes For 8tle 70 many extras. Must sell, $16.- UNDER $18,000—6 room Colo­ park-like lot that gives you plenty of space for your own ceUent condition, $1,200. Call CAR? ROOM apartment, heat, hot 900, Phllbrick Agency, 849-8484. nial with attached garage, 849-0269. water, stove, refrigerator, garden and the kiddies a playground of their own. Largest and most depend­ Bonds—Stocks— HM.60. 648-8106. BUSINESS ZONE m - Bight beautiful wooded setting, truly WOMEN EARN $30-$60., toll or riwms with two ofttcea, • sep­ SEVEN- ROOM spUWevel. Just one of our cleanest listings. The house features three double-size bedrooms with 1868 ALFA ROMEO roadster, able service company in Mortgrages part-time, call 742-6068 until 9 JOB OPPORTUNITIES reduced, h i^ assumable mort­ Famous Makes needs valves. Has new top— this area. Two-way radio THREE ROOM apartment, heat arate entrance, suitable tor Wesley R. Smith Agency, 649- more closet space than you’ll ever use, a completed reore- p.m. business or professional uss, gage, immediate occupancy, 1894. ation room (with bar) In the full basement, and a big living Tonneau cover. 848-6408 after 6 equipped for fast service. A BKTTBR ARRANGEMENT and hot water, newly redeo* must be sold. Wesley R. Smith of .your financM will make Phllbrick Agency, 849-8484. rcKHn with a lovely fireplace and bookcases. The kitchen U p.m. Our fleet of trucks at your an ted. Adults only. Inquire Agency, 849-1884. MODERN S-bedroom, full base­ 4* more of y(xir Income available WE HAVE IMMEDIAn OPENINGS FOR A M9 Main Street. Phone 648- the modern housewife’s dream. It Is three times as big as command. INVESTMENT PROPERTY — ment ranch, one block from C8KVROLB1T Impetia Con- for peraonal u m . Lump (febt a n . the usual ranch kitchen, has a double stainless steel sink 2 ftores. 7 room apartment, Ii*800 -• WELL KEPT 8(4 room Bulkley School, lmme(liate oc­ APPLIANCES and TV yartlMe, radio, heater, power Into (xw monthly payment of ranoh, I bedrooms, attraotiva with disposal and an abundance of cabinets and counter ■rakes and Msering, good nin- 822.35 tor eaob thmi— doUata Septic Talks FOUR ROOM apartment, all and separate 20x27 conerste cupancy, Vin Bogglnl, Bel Air apace. m u - dining area, sulurbaa Owner Estate, 648-9333. Wng condllioo, $696. Oall 849- NORMAN’S,'!nc includliig repayment over five AND utUltiee and heat, $130. 80 Lo­ block buUdlu with heat, lava­ tory, and offio* spaoe. 828,900. anvdoua Oariton W Hutchins. The entire house is as clean as the proverbial hound’s fl68 after 4 p.m. 643-1524 yean. Erank Burke, 246-8897, cust Strest. Available May 1st. Realtor, 8484181. SIX ROOM Cape, furnished or Oonneoticut Mortgage Ex- • LINOTYPE OPERATOR ■4941228, 9-S. Contact Philbriok Agency, 849- tooth. No need to re-decorate here. Just move right in and Pligfwl Seam 8464, tor details. unfurnished, hoapitsl area, ^ MBRCURY Monterey etonga, l i LewU 8t.. Hartford, MANCHESTER—Convenient to start enjoying life. Where else can you get all this for only nardtop, automatic transmis­ BARON’S LAWNMOWER aerv- Oonn. BBAU11FUL brand new Town $14,600 or $16,000. 649-4784: $17,900? It is the only value like this in town. Don't mlM MachlM Oluaii 37H hour week, paid vacation, Hue Cross and iisa Apartmanta (8 avail- MAIN STREET Bui^ness Bloqk, High and Junior High, 8 room sion, radio and beater, $76. Ice. Lawnmowers sharpened LET DB OIVB TOD THE EAOn AND S with attaobM garaga, out on it. CtOl Todayl Oall 840.78OO. and serviced. Garden'-toola and SECOND m o r t g a g e s — Ota- Major Medical coverage, Pension Plan and other a), oound raaistdnt, 4 laiga * * * m lly houas, i BUTLER ROAD—8 bedroom Septie Taaka, Dry Wells, opartaents, aU tor |8i,ooo. Fl- tread lot, 8 badnoms, dlmig ranch, oloss to rttopplng area scissors Sharpened. SmaCl elec­ limited funds available tor sec- Sewer Linea lastalled—Cel­ benefits. nOUBBS ON ANT MAKE OB MEL looms, $ bsdreams, Inohnlss trical appliances repaired. (xid mortgages! pajrmenU to In ^ d u a l esUors, heat, bot nanolng arranged. Pasek Real­ room, living room with fire­ and echooEs. Phone 849-7934 lar Waterprooflag Done. ty, 188-7476, 742-8948. place, 1(4 baths, tip condi- after 8. Quick service. Burnt Hill Road, mtt your btxUet. Expedient Apply In Person water, O.B. appUanesa—range, Mobile Homes 6>A Habron, 228-9060. aorvlce. J. O. Realty, f4t-ffl2t| rafrigarator, dupoaal, indlm- Ooo, good location. Wolverton IMUNNEY BROS. Agency. Realtor. 848-2M, $14,900.-FAIRLY priced 6(4 IMORIERTY b r o t h e r s ! ual taundry hookupa, ooln-op Land For Snla K FOPT_ steal Mastercraft HAVE TEMB. WUl work. 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A r,, ' * * « * ^ PAOl TWENTY-EIGfiT WEI^NESDAY. MARCH 26, 1964 / illanrl^rBtpr Stoning If^rallt Assroia Daily Not P m m K u For «aa Waak ThfliTfl Due to Oood iMday, the regu­ Marah, a . iflM '•raaaal af V . fl. lar meeting of King David Martin, Mahoney About Town Lodge, lOOF, will be omitted. geew p 13,922 Wtoiy todgM, Mtmmms H m ■alystion Army Song- Miea Tina Peaola of Hebron Attend Breakfast r eC tba Awaf^ tog aww BenW Xk«r. ■ten will aponaor a (bod sale Rd., Botton, and lEarie O. Bld- at Otamdatiaa I Friday wtafly, par^ m O m i, 1 ■atnrday at 9 am. in tli« Youth well of 23 Mt. Nebo PI. will General Manager Richard Oentar. Anyone wlahlng pickup partlolpate in a musical pro­ Martin end Mayor Francis J. Open A Charge Account Mandimter A City of Village Charm ** ** , •erviea a t bak«d goods may oon> gram by the Hartt Chorale of Mahoney today attended U« tact Mrs. O. Alton Perrett, 48 the University of Hartford to third annual Governor's Prayer XacMy S t ▼OL. L X IX IU , NO. 0 ' (TIFlinT-BIOHT PA6I8—TWO 8ICT10N8) be held April 1 at 8:30 p.m. in Breakfast held at the StaUer MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY. MARCH 26, 1964 SB ra g s 99) Millard Auditorium on the uni­ Hilton Hotel at Hartford. PRICE SEVEN CENTS William H. MOndun, an avia* versity campus. West Hartford. The breakfast was one of It’s Easy! tion machinist’a mate third many being held In most of the elaas in the United States Navy Maj. Donald K. Kuehl of 74 fifty states this year, honoring Tornado Warning and aon of Mrs. Arllne Mondun, governors and state leaders and S8 Norwood St, recently return­ Mountain Rd. recently graduat­ Explosion Splits Tanker, ed from the Chemical Officer, furthering the purpose of dedi­ Ask Any Sales Person ed to the Naval Air Station, cating this nation to God. Showers and thundarahow- Oceana, ^Hrglnia Beadi, Va, af­ Extension Course at F t Mc­ ars wars predicted for this ter serving with Attack Squad­ Clellan, Ala., with a grade of Today’s 8 a.m. gathering was afternoon with pomlbillty ron 73 with the Sixth Fleet in superior. In the United States sponsored by the Committee for of acatterad sevara thunder- Senators Vote 67 to 17 Army Reserve for 14 years, he Governor’s Prayer Breakfasts Crewmen Await Rescuers the Mediterranean. He wax eta- ■howara accompanied by ttoned aboard the attack alr- is attached to the planning and in conjunction with the Presi­ damaging winds and hail araft carrier, USB Independnce. operations section of the 76th dential Prayer Breakfast at PORTSMOUTH, and possibility ef tornado In Training Division, West Hart­ Washington, D. C., and ifi co Va.tto".'***' MobUe Pegasua to carryfin ballast, an routs from Port- (AP)—An explosion rip^ thslr ship’s papers to safaty land, Mataia, to Houston, Tex., Litchfield County until S ford. He is employed as a re­ operation with the Internation­ and It was one of theaa — a p.m. n>e Women’s Auxiliary of the search engineer at the Research al Christian Leader^lp, ped through the American and axpslUng fumes from Its Fire and Police Junior Athletic Laboratories of United Aircraft Engaged ataward, M. DotUla—who died tanks. Aaaoclation ia ^xmaorteg a Notables at the breakfhst tai\ker San Jacinto off the a ^ r e n tly of natural causes. To Take Up Rights Bill Corp., East Hartford. The engagement of Miss The vassal broke In two be- toodleae food aale to raise funds for Gov. John N. Dempsey in­ Virginia coast early today, ‘The others ramainsd aboard Maureen Karen Lanagan to cluded the Chief JusUce Ray­ th bobbing stem aectlon and tween tha pilot houaa and oi- for midget and pony football Kent E. Wallace.' son of Mr. David Vesco, both of Manches leaving one crew member rtna room, and parted several Events teams. AS parents, c o a o h e s' ter, has been announced by her mond E. Baldwin of the Su­ rejected plans to be lifted off noura later. and Mrs. E. K. Wallace of 44 preme Court of Errors; Fred J. Easter Basket dead and the two lectionl by hellcoptar. wlvea and auxiliary membera Willard Rd.; and Michad J. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. of the ship wallowing help­ 'Ihe flan Jacinto is owned by win be contacted before May 1. Lanagan, 303 Woodbridge St. Doocy, president pro temj>ore A light rain was falling over tha Trinidad Corp. of New York. Ballot G>mes Shollk. son of Stanley A. aholUc of the State Senate; Mayor lessly ih 5-to 10-foot seaa. the area, and the sklea ware In State Donations nuiy be sent to Mrs. of 36 Salem Rd., recently began Her fiance Is the son of Mr. Tha builder of the 844 - foot Notman A. BJarkman, 36 and Mrs. Domenick Vesco, 229 William E. Glynn of Hartford '*he maater of tha atrlcken overcast. flan Jacinto was flun MUpbulId- eight weeks basic training at and Trinity College President vessel, Harold J. Titus, 40, of The Coast Guard said tha FranhUn St. the United States Army Train­ Oak St. Ing Oo. of Cheater, Pa. The On Debaters Miss Lanagan is a 1963 grad­ Albert C. Jacobs, Pine City, N.Y., who remained MoM|e Pegasua had been re­ Coast Guard said a new bow ing Center, Ft. Dix, N. J. They aboar'’ the bobbing stem with leased from the scene and had AdverUaement— have been assigned to M Co. of uate of Manchester High section was added by Todd flhip- Sihal Blasts School, and is a cosmetician at Fashions___ 2 of the 89 crewmen, radioed started on Its way. bulldlng Co. of Oalveaton, Tex., Sixteenth Day the 4th Training Reg^lment. The highways beckon. Need Pine Pharmacy. Mr. Vesco is a thr ■ all aurvivora were well. 'The explosion occurred at in 195S. money for a new car? Connecti- 1961 graduate of Manchester Masons in Area Yes, fashions to lead • Two ef'the flan'Jacinto's craw 13:40 a.m. about 40 nrilaa off Manchester Lod^ of Elks members want aboard tha May Refusal WASHINGTON (AP) — cut Bank and Trust Company is High School and a Junior at any youngster right to the head tha coast Tha flan Jacinto was (flea Page Two) The Senate, breaking prepared to help arrange a sat­ will hold its annual election of Central Connecticut State Col­ To See Falstaffs a isfactory financing (rian through officers tonight at 8. Ail lodge lege, New Britain, where he Is of the Easter Parade! Of Peace Bid deadlock lasting fance your dealer. Three offices in members are reminded to at­ a member of Alpha Phi Omega The Falstaffs of the Fellow- ' A spritely, colorful array^bf March 9, voted today to Manchester to serve you: 898 tend. A buffet, catered by Pa- craft Club of Manchester Lodge fraternity. sale-priced fashions Racial Strife take up for formal consid­ Idain, 15 North Main and the gani’a wlH be served after the An Aug. 29 wedding has been of Masons last night presented HARTFORD (AP) — A eration the House-passed Pailcade. meeting. planned a play, ‘"The Greatest of These," for infants and children. Christian Tribesmen fight to the finish between at the meeting of Manchester civil rights bill. Lodge. Continues in Republican State Chairman Southerners, who have used The play was written by Carl Join India Sect Riots A. Searle Pinney and for­ the moUon to take up as the H. Claudy, author of several Girls’ 7-14 Stunning Jacksonville mer chaiman-Edwin H. May basis for lengthy speeches bit- Masonic plays. Jr, looked certain today as terly attacking tha hfll Iteetf, Willis Hoyt, director of the NEW DELHI, India (AP)—♦ Ailing Prime Minlafor Nshrii finally let the vote come on.the Falstaffs, announced the team JAGKflONVILLB, Fla. (A P )- Primitive Christian tribeamsn schaduled a nationwide raMo peacNnaking efforta went 16th day of the debate. will produce the play for Ma­ EASTER SUITS Vlolence In the form of a gang arm.d with bows and arrows to­ appy l for reHglous harmony to- down the drain. The motion, made by Demo­ cratic Leader Mike Mansfield of sonic lodges In Colchester, Gla.s- attack and flra bomba plagued day were reported jMning In the U.S. Rep. Abner SIbal, who tonbury and South Windsor Superbly tailored Easter suits at only religious rioting in eastern In­ 1ns government repeated in­ had aerved ' aa the principal Montana, passed overwhelming­ during April. 9.90. Fine 80% wool and 20% nylon flan­ thia port city even aa white and dia an the official death toll ap structions to state governments mediator, issued a sUtement ly as expected. The cast includes James nel suits styled with pleated skirt and Negro leadara groped for a way proached 800. to stop the rlotlnf at all costs. from WasMngton accusing May The Senate met today at 9 Stratford, Ernest Smith, Rich­ lined boxy jacket. Red, navy, aqua and out of tha 4-day-eld racial crlsts. O' 'stian Adivasl tribesmen In The army and police were told of rejecting a ‘‘sound proposal a.m., three hours ahead of Its ard Splller, Harold Leggett, A white man, attacked by a Bihar State, angered over re- to shoot without hesitiaUon when for unity." usual time, and the roll call Heniy Lee, Ralph aifford, pink in sizes 7 to 14. gang of Negro teen-agers, was m is of Moslem terror against necessary. came without any further He urged all Republicana to speeches. Hoyt, Ernest Zoppa, Richard mjurad seriously Wednesday, Cludrtlan tribesmen In neighbor­ Home Minister G. L. Nanda give their support to Pinney and Bdin and Marshall Hodge. police said. A Are bomb ruined ing East Pakistan, attacked flew from New DelM to Rourke- TTiis first vote cleared ths the rest of the present leader­ way for a n^lon by flan. $9.90 a 1966 model auto on a used car Moslems and burned two vil­ la and Jamshedpur, to make ship. lot Wednesday night. lages. personal appeals to Hindu and Wayne Morse, D-Ore., to send Ihcesaant nlsa alarms kept Oilef Minister K. B. Sahay Moslem factions. Pinney charged that May "ap- the bill to the Senate Judiciary Girls’ 7-14 Exciting flremen on the run for the third told the Bihar Legislature large Tha ruling Congress party parenUy will be saUsfied with Committee headed by Sen. night, but rock-throwing and numbers of A diva^ kre roam­ sent many of Ita top Isaders hito nothing less than total surren­ James O. Eastland, D-Mlss., for cmer vandalism subsided ing the area near the Bihar- other sections of east India to der and delivery of the party 10 days of hearings and study. Munson's Hospitalised with a jagged 8- Orissa State borders and have make door to door vialts calling machinery Into his hands for The roll-call vote was 67 to 17. EASTER DRESSES Inch laceration of the forehead announced plans to attack two for peace. such purposes as he sees (It to Seventeen Southern Demo­ Girls' Departments use It. crats voted against taking up Girls will love these exciting new spring was Lester Phillips, 08. He told more villages. Thousands of persons have police he was struck by a brick Claiming the army is now In been arreeted, including more "This, In good conscience, I the measure, an 18th, Sen. J. CANDY dresses in' easy-care cotton and rayon First Floor during an attack by 13 to U ne­ full control of major towns In tiian 11,000 rounded up in Jam­ cannot and will not do. This W. Fulbright of Arkansas, was blend fabrics. Spring shades of pink, groes. Bihar State, Sahay gave the shedpur alone. fight is not of my making nor present but announced that hs blue and lilac. Sizes 7 to 14. Backed by Mayor Haydon first publlb Idling of the gravity of my choosing, but since It has was paired against the motion. KITCHEN Bums, a blraoial group quickly of Hindu-Moslem rioting last been thrust upon us I shall do The 19th Southerner In tha Regular ■ went Into action to restore peace weekend in the steel town of my level best to win It" roup fighting the biU, Sen. Makers of Fine Candles Fulbright Called fohn G. Tower, R-Tex., was 3.99-4.29 2 for $7 and resolve segregation Im aa Jamshedpur. The statements from SIbal not present, but listed as paired following three days and nights He said 171 persons—184 of and Pinney were touched oft against the motion. Famoiu for Old of seattarad ahooUngs, a klljlng, them Moslems—were killed. Po­ A ^Chamberlain^ by May’s announcemsnt last Voting for the motion were 41 numerous Injuries and mounting lice bullets killed seven, he aald. night that he and hU follow­ Democrats and 26 Republicans. Fashioned Goodness property damage from fires and Sahay’s death figure was 101 BABNY BCHWlim ers cannot accept the com­ rocks. above any official figure issued promise propoeed by Slbel and The early-hour vote caught 2 Stores to Serve You WAfamOTON (AN)-The Re- many senators on the way to Boys’ and Girls’ 3-6X "I hopo we will be abla to get previously. publican natlqnal chairman, other party leaders. the Capitol and leaders stalled rmy tw flown into esst- w n ito X. inn«r, . argas flen He Mid he and his followers off the announcement of tho MANCHESTER Smartly Styled (9M Pi«o «ighlaesi) ern Indp the thousana. J. W. Fulbright. D-AiC., with will stick to the decision they outcome for many minutes In SHOPPING PARKADE were rMocto rejected that. ■ M ^4- AMiook from aomaone’s Una victed men until after the trial win’s attorneys 17 minutes af­ 19, home on leave from the U.S. Stops Odors 24 Hours ^ banath t v ism," said BBI Most of the monoy was In five- 8. May hlnuelf would be ter the Jury brought in Its find­ Army. He has been at the trial Morse told the Senate he was Xanc of Pompano Beach. of eight other persons accused pound notes being tiansferred named chairman of a new party ing at 2:12 pjn. Judge Alva P. (flee Page Ten) offering his motion because he Fishermen said the wave ap- of complicity in the ^ant money from banks In flooUand to banks advisory committee tjiat would Loiselle will hear arguments qn felt reoural to committee "will l i r 47c snatch, the largest cash robbery in the British capital. spread the decision-making A How nice I’d paraQtly formed oo a sandbag. In the annals of world crime. the motion In Tolland County giveeed and sise before The trial began Jan. 39 and around among more of the Superior Court the same day ting adoption of a strong meas­ The eight awaiting trial — In­ lasted nine weeks, an unusual party leaders. ure.” St. Joseph’s j| struck the boat, a rtiarter cluding three women — were Darwin is to be sentenced. m flUOng Tonel called the T w o length for a British criminal May aald that when he and The panel of seven men and LBJ’s Rights Appeal He noted that the Senate ASPIRIN granted separate trials when the trial. Judge Davies took five Pinney discussed the specifics passed civil rights bills in 1907 look in a pair of Oeorgee.^ It whipped her around case was brought to court In days to deliver his summation. five women brought in Its ver­ For Children J luary. Another defendant of these proposals last week he dict a little more than nine and 1960, but that both fell far (floe Page Tea) pleaded guilty and stiU another came to the conclusion that the hours after it began delibera­ short of what eivll rights advo­ Regular (floo Paga Twelve) authority given the execuUve tion in the flve-weri<-Iong trial. Splits South Baptists cates wanted. 39c director and advisory commit­ The jury met for five hours Both measures had tp be wa­ Weatherbird shoes tee would be inaufiflcient. Tuesday and over four hours tered down because thalr sup­ “Experience during the past yesterday to determine If the -nATLANTA, RsnHata Oa.aaa Knfh (AP)—South-»750,000 . ..k.l .. BapUsU in AiooamaAlabama TO to porters did not have the two- Haley’s M.O. Antacid- two years with on ’executive as­ ern Baptists see both a chal- study its Inherent dangers, and State Police Head Indicted sistant' at state headquarters, le;jgo and what they termed an decide for themselves.” (Bee Page Tba) from House &. Hale! UXATIVE and the campaign advisory com­ attempt to coerce the people The Southern BapUsto claim into Mtcking a move for more 10 million members. In the Regular or Mint Flavor mittee in 1962, ia proof that federal power in President John­ BOSTON (AP)-PubUe Safe­ such devices don’t work and News Tidbits son’s appeal for support of a words of the president, "No 81*68 5^4 te 8, %B.50 — Sizes 8Vi to 12, $6.99 ty Conunlasloner Frank fl. Oilea, can never be a substitute for group of Oiristians has greater 68c a full-time, vigorous and effec­ from the AP Wires strong civil rights bill. responsibility for civil rights.” 48, ia under Indictment on aev- The response was divided and But Dr. Henry Lyon, pastor of Bulletins tive state riialrman,” he -said. varied from region to region. - Bobbi aral charges including eonspir- a Montgomery, Ala., Baptist Culled from AP Wire* ecy end larceny. Jack Ruby’s new chief de­ The President told a Southern Church, said: "I am unalter- R O LU R PERM fense attorney says Ruby has Baptist leadership seminar In ably opposed to the civil rights Oilea, alao heed of the Maaaa- Chicago Bandits’ agreed to take stand if he is Washington Wednesday that the bill in its form now. It Is not Casual Hair New Look ohusetts State PoUce, was in­ given new trial for slaying of civil rights cause “demands a good bill for either race. This TREAT GENERAL’S LUNG dicted yesterday with four other prophets In our time, men of WASHINGTON (AP) — Regular mm Car Gets M ired, Lee Harvey Oswald, accused of is an hour of political hysteria.” individuals by an Essex Ckiunty assassinating President John F. compassion and truth, unafraid ”I think the President was out Doctors found signs of nrod- $2.49 l e O O grand jury after hearing evt- Kennedy. . .Forcer Vice Pres­ of the consequences of fulfilling of order,” said the Rev. Harold orate Inflammation or pneu- denoe submitted by the State Police Kill Three their faith.” monltia at tho base of Gea- Crime Oommiaslon. ident Richard M. Nixon says he tlnuc and he promised to settle Listerine believes United States will do James Duncan of Washington, oral of the Army Douglas Hb Is the first Republican CHICAGO (AP)—Three band­ everything necessary to win editor of the church publication (See Page Fourteen) MacArthnr’s rigbt hug today ■tats offlolal Indicted on crime its were killed Wednesday in a the struggle in Viet Nam.” Capital Baptist, said most of and started treatmeut wlfii MOUTH WASH oommlaalon evldenee. Five U 'se present felt Johnson’s antiblottos. He Is stUI fa seri­ Kills Germs on Contact Combination Democratic officials, including gun battle with police as they A boycott of Jacksonville, statement might move Southern ous oondlttoa. A 9:80 a.m. two governor’e oouncllora, are fled after robbing a supermar­ Fla., businesses which impose Baptists to do more about the Korean Talks On statement from Waller Reed Special! awaiting dlapoeltion of charges ket of more than $18,000. A restrictions on Negroes Is start­ problem. Army Medlool Canter saldi ' "SI?" 68c involving conspiracy and brib- fourth man escaped. ed by National Association for "Everyone there seemed to “Gen. Douglas MaoArthur Is the Advancement of Colored Despite Protests «y. The gunmen reached their feel he hit the nail right on the progressfag sattafaeterliy. His alias scheduled a news oon- People.. . A federal grand Jury head and gave us a challenge,” oondttlon is still regarded M Famous Colgate getaway car after police haa Indicted four former Flori­ SEOUL, South Korea (AP)— Boys’ 8-20 forencs today. Hs said last night warned them to stop as they Dimean said. serious. Since the last bill- TOOTHPASTE BOYS' 12-20 BOYS’ 12-20 hs would maks a fuU axplana- da East Coast Railway em­ "One bates to think the Presi­ More than 42,000 studenU dem- lettai he has shown signs o t ran from a National Tea Cb. ployes on charges that they dent should have to remind a onstsated in 10 Korean cities to­ Regular SPORT COATS tion of mattera daalt with In ths store. But the auto stuck in mud day against the government’s a moderate pneumonltlo at tho MUTED PLAID Indictments. a short dlstthce away conspired to "derail, disable nom' latlonal ’religious group base ef thp right lung. Ap­ 69c 9 / C Regular 10.99 h a n d s o m e l y t a il o r e d ‘Ndthing hsra affeots my op­ and wreck” trains of the strike­ vfhat their responsibility Is but negotiations to normalise rela­ propriate antibloUea h m Hie four men jumped from bound railroad. perhaps It was needed,” Dimcan tions with Japan, but President — p l u s ^ eration of the Deperftnent of been lastttuted.”» _ ___ All Weather Coats Public Safety,” he eaid last the car with guns blazing but One of the main defendants added. Chung Hee Paric vowed to con­ EASTER SUITS lUght a t Ms home in Methuen. three ware eat down by police at Germany's war crimes trial Some Baptist leaders In Ala­ tinue the talks In Tokyo no mat­ PLAN SEBVIOB MEBOBB MATCHING TROUSERS buUato. « bama didn’t think so, however. ter how many torn out. All punoas coat Wear rain or OUae- waa RapubUhift floor Tivi fourth ilan, Identified by declares a torture apparatus he OTTAWA (AP)—A plan fa Regular 8.99 leader In the House of Rapre- developed at the Auschwits con­ Dr, George E. Bagley, execu­ Backed by armed troops. nrorge Canadian ansy, navy . *bw. waatiMr-tvsatsd rayoo Unad police as Chrta Panteaa, 28, tive secretary of the Baptist Ex­ Park went on the air with an and air sendees Into a adh HOUSE plaid aataan riidU. S-podcsta, fly aantoUvea. He was appointed eluded 200 policemen. centration camp should be used Juat perfect for Beatarl A 4rMt-r«yon and ravoiw Safety Qommiaaionar to 1981 by on teen-agers to prevent Juve­ ecutive Board and Dr. Leon appeal for calm In the face of flsd defenas (eroe, *'~glnnlng some set for any young lad in ths m a t, split abouMata. Blaok and Th« dead Wire' Identified' as Macon, president of the Alaba­ the biggest outpouring of stu­ with the appoIntaMnS s f sin­ otHra fltaaa • to NL then Gov, John A. Volpe, a Ito- Michael TarUlfa 87; NeU Mc- nile dellnquenoy. . .A U.S. Air Easter Parada publloan. Torce pilot whose light obser­ ma Baptist State (invention, dents uncs the public rioting gle defens# ebtof, wan S 5 L .? u2 ;;5 3 o^ Oaulcy, 49; an* IKuMell Bredon, ■au in a joint statement; brought down President flyng- veiled today t e a , 14.98 Oov, Mndioott Peabody, a 40. < vation plane was shot down by Damoerat. atan haa eaheduled a Uambodlan fighters d u i^ a ”Our President la obviously man Rhee In April 1960. While Paper ea dl Police said .about half s t the trying to coerce the people In Value 1 ^ ^acance M a y a t wMoh money vraa rooovotad. border action last Thursday Paric told the students thsy paper, prsisalsd to PhrBa* $12.90 . $13.99 the OflM the nation Into backing his move wars plajrfag Intf tha hands at nsent by Dsfsass M alalsr $15.90 uadouitaflly win Police aald they had trailed fltes tal a PtalHpptaieo koapItoL to enlarge federal power to the ba dlewiaaid. the gang for two months.. Do- Sen. Barry Ooldwater naews Communist agitators by pehrist>L Paul HsUyer, also laid dsfwa HOUSE &, HALE Boy*' Departmant—First Floor rtm point where our freedom to Ing ' > thslr dsmenstiataona, now ^ eutllae M a^ie-|jar da- MAIN o r. M ANCHBSnS OUm to- toctlvss fa uamarickfl ears fol- Us asMfit on the Demoeratle chooee our aseociatee and neigh- In thslr third d ^ . . m O f •TUpT--IIAMCHB8T8IB MfMie n oor •ludo coomracy, aiding kiwsd the four msn throughout ■dmlalWwitton and defends Ms fa ttta f bore will be placed in the handa But hs strssasd that tha flip- maat edTsx^^MfeSta^toSL absMioea from tlw flenato whlfa ot the buroauerats. lonetto tallur fa Tbkjro-tarUl £p- fawp*«»nlng for tha ItopubU- ’ fife eannot ln«good eoneolenee fK ft GILES ■aa peMrtdiBtiei i endonatlbfa b|K A

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