1BUBSDAY« FEBRUABY «, IM I TWENTY Average Daily Net Press Rm For ths W sek B n d ^ ' February 1,1964 The Royal Black Preceptory John W. Stevens Jr., son of win meet tomorrow at 8 p Jn. at Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stsvens, About Town Orange HalL M Westminster Rd., has been Prayer D ay 1 3 ,8 8 9 selected as a member of the Member of the Audit ■Vridn Ta^BOmqrrow,” m mo- championsMp imarmed drill Bureau of Oireulation tlan p M m alMUt w ig raMarcb Chapman Couit, Order of Set Feb. 14 ■ml Mtety, win tie ibown Amaranth, wiU meet and toil- team of St. Michael’s College, Mancheator^A City o f Viltago Charm Winooski Park; V t, where he is Ot tte mMting i t the Manchea* tiate candidhtes tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic Tom* a freshman and a member of “Let U« Pray" la the theme Quality^ with thrifty ideas... tw JajOMa to be bdd Monday the Air Force ROTC. of the World Day of Prayer •t S p jn . at the Manchester pie. Mrs. William Morrison is V O L.LX X iaiI, NO. 109 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1964 (Claartfled AdvartWng m P egs IS) PRICE ^EViSN CEinel in charge of entertainment, service Friday, Feh. 14, al 1:80 Oountty Chib. John J. Jettersi Mias Joan C. Havens, daugh' repceaentaMve o< Bli Lilly and which will be presented after P4u. at ttia ^ r a t io n Army Oo. which Is a pharmaceutical the initiation. Mrs. Wilber Utr ter of ,Mf. and Mrs. Gustav W. Cltadal. Mra. Ralph Fkank ot fln a hi Indlanapcdia, Ind., will tie will head a refreriunent com Magnuson, 87 Plymouth Lane, Center Oongregatloiua Church hitrodooe the film. mittee. is on the first dean’s list for la dudnnan of the day. »y B the first semester at Connecti The aervloe ia a|>onaorad hy the big difference at Pinehurst... A%J| n a Mhachester Area Club of A Ladies Night committee of cut College fw Women, New the United Church Women of n Bela PM will meet Monday the Town Fire Department will London. Menohester. It ia observed each mg at 8 p jn . at the home of .Mrs. meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at year on the first Friday in BaynuiDd BUhop, 89 Kelly Rd., Hoee Oo. 8, Spruce and Florence Parents o f Grade 9 pupils at Lent. Wapptag. Mrs. Arthur Hawkins, Sts. lUing Junior High School are A potlubk will be aerved at Alpha Atamnae Province {n-eal- included in the PTC Open noon. Reservationa for the dent, win make an official visit Miss Mary O’Connor, daughter House tonight from 7:30 to 9:30 hmcheon will close Tuesday and •t Bda meeting. of Atty. and Mrs. John J. at Manchester Ifigh School. may be made with council re- O'Connor, 18 Gorman Place, and Teachers and guidance coun preaentativea from each church. a sophomore at St. Joseph Col selors WiU be present for par Church women partlc^tlng New Cuban Crisis lege, West Hartford, will serve ent conferences. in responsive reading will be as co-chairman of the annual Mrs. Dcmald Gray, Second Con Think o f it . . w BARRiCiN i campus “ Mardl Gras,” public Miss MilUcent Jones of Bol gregational; Mrs. Tom Moriey, fresh swordfish ton, a member of the Manches eEohwIvely at auction and bridge party to be North Methodist; Mrs. How in February . . . held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. ter Garden Club, was recently ard Lockward, United Method Fighing; Ships at the college. Proceeds from appointed chairman of the Hor ist of Bolton, and Mrs. Charles Also frekh had Uggeff Drug this event, sponsored by the ticultural Section of the Central PABKADE Baxter, Center Congregational dock and flounder student sodality, will benefit Connecticut Flower Show, Inc., Mrs. Alton MunSle o f the Sal fille ts ... oysters. Seen Part of the Catholic missions. for the 1965 show. vation Army will be soloist. This day has a meaningful history of more than 75 years. Castro P lan Prayer and giving for the worldwide mission of the church has been its primary WASHINGTON (AP) — purpose. It has traditionally President Johnson met with brought people together across his top military and diplo ALBERT and LARRY'S denominational, racial, national matic advisers for hearly and cultural boundaries to pray for the heeds of the world, and two hours today on the Cu to make an offering for carry ban crisis, and scheduled ing out the mission of the another session for the af BEAUTY STUDIO church around the world. Bonelms cuts are In this ENJOY MORE QUALITY... ternoon. There were signs FBBRtfARY BEEF SALE, tCK>... POCKET GREATER SAVINGS... the government might be TRI CITY SHOPPING PLAZA contemplating specific ac- Tender, easy to alice... GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH... ■■ ■■ I ' ■ ' ' (A^ PliotofAx) economical...... Arrested U.S. Olympic athletes with police are^ from lefty George Farmer, Bill Marolt, and Mike Hessel. jt -'-s . VERNON - THROW ’EM AT PINEHURST Pierre Salinger, White House DONT AWAY! presi secretarj’. said the morn Mitchell 4-0020 TRemont 5-1007 StiU plenty of wear left BONELESS ing conference was devoted to In your shoes i^en yon The finest U.S. Gov't graded Choice Baaf MetCa Suite Stretch “ eii examination of the facts es have them rebuilt In a CHUCK POT ROAST lb. 69c l/nS. Athletes they are now in the possession ' D eclared LOS ANGELES (AP) — of the U;S. government.'” professloBM shoe repair AU'waste and sinews removed... If those clothe.s on the rack shop. ALL WORK Salinger added, without ela- ALL PERMANENTS ON SALE GUARANTEED! Given Terms look too small this spring, boraUon, the’. Johnson and his Eye of the chuck for oven or pot roast . .lb, 79c men, don’t worry.' They’U key aides obviously were doing CHUCK stretch. Everything fashion Beckwith Case ipore than simply looking at the SPECIAL SAM.YULYES Of 3 Months able will be cut slim and facts. . The Guantanamo naval base water storage plant. (AP Photofax.) trim. But if you’re not built Same Side m Watkins PINEHURST FAMOUS WHOLE BONE3LESS The President scheduled that way, clothes will pull f o r t h e m o n t h o f FEBRUARY 88 OAK STREET INNSBRUCK, Ausi^ (^ )— JACKSON, Miss. (AP)—A mistrial was declared to- second session for 4:30 p.m. . SHOULDER CLODS lb. 99c In to fit sunken chests and It was believed that, out of OPEN MONDAYS stretch to accomodate paun- The management and staff JMn 6 to 7 lbs. each ROAST 5 T ISiS r'Sertv^S si£SS3 prosecution of Byron De La Beckwith, a cru- this meeting, might come deci Water Cutoff OUR LUXURIOUS ..T aiArwvesasvAriAVtiar Anaee/yAsI WSwli A«ea««sw a A J a w w a ch u . That’s the 1964 male (BONE IN) sentences of 8 and SH mpnths sading segregationist charged with murderi|ig a Negro sions . on specific , steps to be In a welcome to fashion look, decreed In a taken; by the tlnited States in UNT TENDER CUBES OF CHOICE today for attacking Austrian po civacivO riirhtarights leader. . w lile sheTlS’; preview Thursday by the PERMANENT WAVE Hera’s protein minded meat flavor, lice and a tMrd. member w u Judge Leon Hendrick de response , to the Cuban govern Did Not Take MISS "JACKIE" tody. National Association of Re ment’s.-cut-off of fresh water to STEW ING BEEF lb. 85e einMiasiaed by Plnehurst’s famous q u ality... acquitted. A charge of making clared the mistrial after the tail Clothiers M d Furnish InehidM: Shi^[ring, stylinsr (Shuck roast cut from the flnest com fed unauthorised, use of a car was all-adiite Jury, called 'for indi The Judge warned spectators the U.S. naval base at Guantan CARROTS to co t* with it only 2 bch. 19c against any demonstraUon. He ers. The colors-light, bright, Receptionist — Eleanor beef money can buy...and priced for savlnf withdrawn. vidual pollii^ at . the end of amo, Cuba. U.S. Unaware fittd eretm rias«. It’s a real ahM told the Jurors they would bold plaids and checks. The 10 Mr. Albert Mr. Larry Skier Rill Marolt. A ). Aspm, about U hours delibaratlon, de Johnson and his advisers, it MTinf tor Februaryl OVERWEIGHT be approached and asked to talk fabrics, the new stretch was understood, were exploring Miss Naomi Mr. Robert Knuckle Soup Bones ...... lb, 12c Colo., was convicted of attack clared the Jurors were hopeless kind, that mold the body By FRED 8. HOFFMAN AvaUaMa to yoa withoat a 4*e- ing police and received a three- ly deadlocked. about the case. He urged them the possibility that the Cuban Miss Carolyn Miss Gloria tor’BpicsertpUoa. oar dnut eallad not to do so, saying he believed and don’t wrlnHIe. Some a^e month Jail sentence, which was government might have ar WASHINGTON (AP) — For ODBINEX. Yen mast tose nglr fat Beckwith, 43, was charged "everybody will be better off,” irrldescent, to shimmer as "WALK-INS'' WELCOA\E Miss Cindy er year meaey back. Na strcaaeas suspended. He was placed' on' wlUi shooting Medgar W. Evers ranged the crisis by deliberate four years the Americans at the czerciM, lazattvee, maeiase er AGAIN WE FEATURE FRESHLY CHOPPED 1st Cuts you shimmy. ly sending four o f its fishing Guantanamo naval base have UdUas af Ba-calle4 radaeias eaa- probation for three years. in the back with a rifle. Evers * ~ X wnitom Waiur PINEHURST 59c GRADE WEfl itate fisld BDcrDtiry for the Dw* vessels inside American terri lived with the possibility that at dlei. eraeban or coaklea, ar ehew- Tobogganist George Farmer, any minute. Fidel Castro would iaz yam. ODBINEX to a Hay tab fleatUe, Wash., was convicted NStio~l>KiS toftee ‘’“'•‘ng the torial waters off the Florida le* aad aaaily awaUowad. Whaa yoa 39 shut off the supply of fresh wa H AM BU RG ...... lb. 58c 10 lb. lots $4.98 of'attacking and Inaultlhg' police coast. - take ODBIMEX, yoa etUI cajoy yoar "Weil, that was our second JohniOn reported last week ter. meali, tUU eat tiia foods yoa like, and get even more aavings in the lean, leM and glVen a suspended sentence Events bat yoa almply don’t have the wasteful center cuts at 58c lb. Center cuts look foat the captains of the vestols, So the plans were ready of months. He was placed Hendririt A W he w S d ’glye the ‘ Thursday when he finally did it one tor extra porttoas beeaaso Just like the picture and our meat manager reo- .on prohat)bn for three years. Jurors another chance to reach which were seized by American ODBIHEX dopveesos yonr appetite ommends them highly for quality and savmgs. authorities, radioed Havana that —closing off’ the pipeline which and deeraaiea year desUe tor toed. Tobogganist Mike Hessel, 21, a velvet If tJiM r,^. ^ normally carried about 2 million Yoar wetykt mast eoms' dow^ ba- Eugene Orf., was settled on In State 4hsy were inside American wa eaasa aa year awa daetar wUI tali ■■ ha’iutiiaii (flSferent.'from any other ters Just before they were inter- gallons of water a day from the ron, when yea ent iess, yea weith All: chafes. . Waller said. Yateras River. leaa. Oat rid ef ezeass tM and itva QiuelityMESrS ' They were arrested after a The water- ration for the 10,600 teaser. OOBINBX easts >.M and is clash -> with police early Immediate date w m m 1 Chban government con- s ^ OB this OABAMTEE; It aot ^ O ia t they could ever get to- ■ the retrial., The next\erm AfV 14sts Sales toefo thaVfite water eutfOtf .was people of the huge basevNavy satisfied for aay reasoa tost ra- Thursday. ef tiircult Court opens In March. a response tq thS-selMittJif toe .Mari^ personnel, clyllcivilian tara the paeka«a to yoar drayirist In suspending the sentencea,Qt Baaotlons Morrell Confesf q ^ > - ^ r ^ - l P f l r l n g the mortttni. on( fifotluTtotetA. ' wotSsts- ifed toelr familiM Are fon a telephone wallflower? and ret year fait moaey bach. No TiHdAbliABd;'. Harolt, Ju%# chance” to iH fo jr MaK Om . Edwin Widker by was reduced to one-fourth of qaesHens asked. ODBInEX is sotd Plant oiHiouer said he took m> locked” fold *‘ndi with tMs zaaraatee by; ArHinr Dray Win automobUea, airplanes, hundreds o f prissa resigned from the Army in a Johteion to, both, msstiiigs were normal, the Pentagon atere. ttl Mala 8t., MaU Orders to coiUlderattoii tiielr parUAl Ad- In there a, week.” n n ^ .. .contest rules on blanks available at Pinehurst. quarrel over polUics, walked In HARTFORD (AP) — Ssefotaty. of State Dean . Rusk, nounced. The Ju ^ e thanked tha Jurors, to the courtroom. Beckwith On hand in storage were 1S.9 Enter as often as you want up to April 16... (See Page Hiree) ueaTthem and tamahded Governor Dempsey today Sectatary.of Defense Robert S. shook hands with Walker.. McNamara, Atta. .Q«n. Robert million gallons of water, calcu Normally, two million gallons of water a day from oas entiy^ with each Morrell product you buy. JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — asked the State Legislative lated to last 26 days on an aus F. kchnedy, Director. John A. the Yateros River is pumped to the base by the Cu T ot thoM who prefer lamb, dozen men continue today to Council to study the Motor f/lc&one of the (Central Intelli- terity ration. It is figured to reduce con ban pumping station 4.7 miles from the base. (AP Notice With comparable bacons selling' at 12e~ te deliberate the fate of Bynm De Vehicle Department’s prac Mhes Agency, and Llevi^Uyn here’s a wonderful special IhonipsoD, ambassador at large sumption 6n the 31-squafe nlile Photofax.) on meaty U.S. choice grade 16c more . . . (See Page Tea). tice of selling car registra and an expert pn Soviet affairs, i base to about 600,000 gallons WE HAVE DAILY tion lists to name brokers Rusk was exjwcted to spell out day from the usual 2 million gal-'^ HERE’S A GOOD BUY—MORRBLL’g for use in mail and other so in some detail; at .a 8 p.m. news Ions. DELIVERY TO THE cemfereneb, the facts of the new Under these conditions, the licitations. . Smne motorists water would be turned on only- LEAN SUCED BACON lb. 63c C^bld Slows • I ■ . I ' Barry Lead Static LAMB complained this week whm - (See Pago Tex) ' three' times a day and may be BOLTON it was disclosed the.Atate used only for such essential per Try MorrSU’s Driaf Beef - Oanadlan Bacon - Ham Clearing of sold the 1,093,000 - name sonal needs as drinking and LEGS washing. For the remainder of ■> AREA Whole or Butt Half 59 registration list last year to M r . Rogers the day, the water supply is re In New Ham pshire West Roads R. L. Polk Company of De 0 stricted to emergencies such as troit, a supplier of mailing fighting fires and for industrial Our meat men will be glad to semi-bone them for lists. uses. EDITOR’S NOTE How do^est poll is unchanged from Do- LENOX easier serving . . . cut 4 or 5 chops off so that you By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i^^aigHed in But the restrictions may not the candidates stand in New cemberC Temperatures as low as zero The sale was tor |17,000. Bids have to be" quite so severe. ' can have 2 meals in 1... Serve with Green Giant or on the new list are foing sought Hampshire’s Republican presi Rockefeller received one vote were expected today in large 'niursday night. Prime Minis dential primary race. A third as the "strongest candidate," PHARMACY Shurfine frozen peas . . . mint jelly . . . and remem- next month. Baby Deaths ter Fidel Castro said Cuba had areas of the nation’s Southwest, The Governor said the council Associated Press poll explores and none aa the likely nominee Iw, lamb slices better if you let it “set” fifteen > — — no desire to harm civilians, "in the situation. ,, in December. Now three county 299 E. CENTER ST. where unusual back-to-back should delve into it and deter Mrii.. Nork Rogers, 39, for- cluding women and children," minutes after removing from oven. mine whether State law, per leaders list him as "strongest" blizzards have paralyzed entire meriy of Rockville, was tor- and would allow water to flow CON(X)RD, N.H. (AP)— Sen. and two said the nomtoation is ^ ^ F K W T S communities . and marooned mitting such sale, should be re TEL 649-0896 pealed or left alone. mally s « m d with a bench war- th* base tm one hour a day, Barry Goldwater of Arizona is a tosaup between Rockefeller thousands of travelers for near still considered by Republican and Goldwater. Only one, how ly a week. He said the council should rant late,yesterday afternoon! president Johnson In a m n m w m make "a definite recommenda leaders in New Hampshire as ever, said he believed Rockefel The new cold air mass, with riiarging her with, one count of speech to New York promised' the ffont-runner^ln the presiden ler would be nominated. snow-whipping winds,' compli tion’’ on the matter to the 1966 I goMi I just don’t jbofe niikh Fear d ^ on Hm boot, 3 doft legislature. manslaughter. She ia being held ------tial primaiy, a third Associated The two committeemen who Qfst freSh NavSl seedlese Orangea at 49e doe., cated attempts to clear high to "■ Hartford ■ ■ State*■ ...... (Bee Page Five) eontral over a rra n g in g nqr nt contonHon, 4 n o n days at The Legislative Council, re Press survey of the state’s coun believe Rockefeller and Goldwa ttie finest reedless Indian River Pink Grapefruit ways ot as much as 30 inches of $10,000 bond; ty executive committee mem 'Pimftim. Ifipt, m v search arm of the General As ter are running neck-and-neck tooi M^ I ...e rlsp apples...the flnept Iceberg ^ad other of snow and to get supplies to Mnr. Rogers had been held bers showed today. A R E YO U IN Isolated towns. Temperatures sembly, is composed of 24 legis sslad vegetables and shop for these M>eolal lators. since last 'Thursday on a cor But Goldwater, despite recent (Bee Page Tea) shoidd rise shairly during the oners warrant, while. the.deaths Tax Primer 9 A public hearing at which Castro Says hard campaigning, has not im or Quf o f Items...... day, however, the Weather Bu of three of her children were citizens, irked over haivtng the proved his position since De B reau said. being toveatigided. Yesterday, H O T W A T ER ? Three counties in New Mexico state sell their names for Junk cember, the new poll indicated. GOLDEN FRESH state ^police oMclals knnounc^ Barry Should His chief rival. Gov. Nelson were declared emergency areas mail addresses, will be held. the death of a fourth child in Just 9Vt4* a day for fuel —San Miguel, Union and Quay Governor Dempsey indicated ■m- -w ■m.jg • ;A. Rockefeller of New York. 1068, and that they believe still I /lV/Tf*IHPQ showed a slight gain since the Biilletiiis can get yon out of CARROTS 2ceUobagsl9c counties—and about 100 National the practice of selling car reg ahofoer child was taken from Guardsmen worked with M42 istration lists has existed for i f M U l I /f previous poll, taken last Decem Culled from A P Wires tronble! Mrs. Rogers when the - family ber. By 0, W- SCHONEMAN ^ing to make the trip, the tak- tanks to take ranch families to lived in Ifaliie. Police have Ifewspaper Enterpriae Aotei. Nearly half the county leaders Finest Mains POTATOES at Manchester’s log oC a vacation or hdUday, town. (Bee Page Ten) asked Matoe authorities to in- HAVANA (AP)—Prime Minis If you live In a ^Ical voloes (Ninth of 10 Aittelee) the strict ruls. will not apply.. Unless the new storm keeps ter Fidel Castro tempered his participating in the poll said lowest i»rice ...... 10 lbs. 89e TOBACCO STUDY GIFT house, you oould eaafly run Wheriisr or not the new rules temperatures below twenty de ''‘ M w T ^W erz now makes her o ' Cuban water to the they are undecided as to the CHICAGO (AP) — Tha The travel portion at the new Republican preslden- out o f hot water aeveral applyr yau are . reminded that grees the ecmiomlc damage home in Enfield. U.S. Guantanamo naval base by , probable American Medical Aesooiation Tsa, dlsoovar not only the low prices.. .hut the wide variety 25s Of Potatoes Only 89c travel end entertainment nUes announcing Thursday night the tial ' ' nominee at the conventimi times a week. a f l e o t lv e for 1063 oontalna If the primary purpose of any was. expected to be light. Atty. Robert J. Pigeon, announced Friday that rix to of freaen foods at Pinehurst ButteifMll Turifeya, Stuffed Texas Agriculture Commls- supply will flow an hour each next July. Now you can have all ths ■trioter record-keying requlre- trip te shown by the IRS to be land public defender. bacco companies have offered TUrkeya, Jumbo S h rim p .C a k e s from SaraLee and the rioner John C. White said the News Tidbits Of New Hampshire’s 33 coun hot water you need at one snente. In addition, there la a persdnaL then no deduction tor M into the case upon the flO million to its Educatio;i time for anly 9^c* a day. wonderful Stouffers foods. any travel expenses la allow- over-all effect of moisture in frpm the AP Wires requeift of Charies R o g ^ , her children won t suf- ty committee nrembers, 26 re- and Research Foundation to new reetxlctioA . on deductions long-pai'ched areas greatly off- spemded to the questionnaire. It Think of it—cmly 9^c* a Cor oertain busIneBS-pleeeure ahie- - - - - husband, last Sunday. He said help finance basic reseaieh on day! jiow must you., kesp records *et any Immediate (hunagea Castro, however, brid a con. asked two questions, "Whom do tripe. However, exceptions... to yesterday that he would apply the relatifMuhlp of smoldng to Yes, thanks to .Mobilheat tor bustness trips under the The biggest losses so far ference tor. foreign newsmen yoii consider the strongest GOP the new re^riotionn are very A shooting In mountains near for a writ of habeas Corpus un dlseeue. Or. Raymond M. Me- —and an oU-flred hot water now law ? ■ come from cattle being slaugh less the' Woman was formally toe big base’s supply from a candidate against President Kconw, Coos Ore., presi broede tered wheii they wandered onto the north coast port of Kyrenia Johnson noW?” and “ Who will beater of correct canaclty— Sale Ends Saturday On These Items No deductions will be allow heightens tensions in the Cy charged by last night; (hiban river will be turned off dent of this AMA, said the as your family can take care The general nde atfacUve tor railroad tracks. Other livestock bS nominated in July?” ed tor approximations or esU- prus crisis, though a government At&. Plgetm 81^ today that toe rest of each day in retalia- sociation haa accepted foe of o f all their washing needs 1968 18 that 1C you traveled mates. As o f July 81, 1968, the were being' taken feed in six- he has talked briefly with Mrs. lion tor the arrest of 38 CJuban The responses were: fer. He said funds are to )m at one tlma SEALTEST ICE CREAM Vt gal. «9c more than a week away from wheel drive trucks and were ex spokesman says there 'are no Strongest Candidate following proof must be kept in casualties. . .A defector from Rogers. He said that she does fishermen and the seizure of made available over a five- Mom can do the family home and 36 per oent or more pected to survive the weather not toel she is respmisible for tour fisltoig boats for trespass- Goldwater—14 your records—or if you aro an one of the four Cuban fishing year period by the American wash, Sis can do the dishes BIRDSEYE of the total time waa spent on employe, must be kept and unless Oie freeze intensified. the deaths, and toCd him that ing in Florida. waters. Rockefeller—8 Tobacco Co.; the Brown 4k at the same time Junior penonel pleasure (or otbw boats seized in Florida waters "We are ready to die Goldwater • Rockefeller even Gnmdparents, Clubwomen, Teenagers — are you missing important given your amployor. is quoted as saying the Castro whenever she found anything WllUamson Tobacco Oorp.| takes his bath, and jrou en nonbuslaeas aoUvittes), then (Bee Page Three) wrong with her children she fore accepting humiliation —2 MEAT PIES 5 for $1.00 Ttoe aniount of each sepa government deliberately sent liggett A Myers Tobaoco Oo.) joy a shower. CeohttloaUy you are dteaDowed rate. skpoiidlturs for traveling took them to a doctor. . blackmail, < ^ tro Ambassador Heniy Cabot P.. LorlUard Co.; Philip Mor phone calls? Maybe ifs because no one can find your name in the the ships into U.S. territorial Lodge—2 ' Don’t delay—phone us to HEINZ APPLE SA U CE 3 qt. jars 1.00 oonM part oCyour tax deduot)^ away from home, such as trans Mrs. Roger;^ will be presented edly. ris, Inc., and R. J. Beynolda day. Find out how ensy it is w aters. Former Vice President Rich telephone book. If you live with a relative whose last name is differ* and on BIRDSEYE . ■ervs It with PlnAurst Isan Porte fo r the trip. portation and lodging, hut your Red Wheat Faces in Tol)and - Superior . Cburt on Castro also challenged Sen. TofMMco Oo. to switch to '-a MobUheat- . TMs nondeduotible portion te A Baton Rouge, La., council Monday at 9:30 a.in. According Barry GMdwater to lead the ard M. Nixon—1 fired water heat meals (hrsakfast, lunch and man says the government’s re Undecided—4 ent from yours, or if you rent a room — or share an apartment — TV TYPE DINNERS ea. 39c Hie expense oC traveling (4n- dlnnsr) may be grouped as one to Atty. Pigeon, she may be put Marine invasion advocated by HOSPITAL SUIT SETTLED *Average family'of four. SHURFINB oluding meals an) lodging wj|)Ue Dockers’ Boycott port on cigarettes and lung to plea, although he hopes this the Arizona Republican to get Who Will Be Nomtoatedr Sfou may be missing lots of calls. ■ Whafs the solution? Simple. V1LL TOUR FREEZER AT THESE LOW PRICES eiqpttiditurs. HARTFORD (AP)—A |M9,* travaltog) to and from thabusl- cancer is affecting city revenues can. be delayed until he files the water turned on again. Goldwater—7 909 damage suit stemming SOLID WHITE TUNA 3 cans 1.00 - n s dates of departure and after cigarette purchases drop Nixon—3 Efoke sure people can reach you by getting your name listed in the usas dsptlnaUon wfaioh wan w>t return together with foe num WABHlkOTON (AP) — The some n^otions on the case. He The ciiban leader warned that from the Hartford Hm p Um ■proportionally sRooa)^ toyovr export of about $70-mllllon iO per cent. . .Papers in the would not dteeuss what motions if the United States "tries to Lodge—2 fire on Deo. 8. 1981, ima nesn ber of daj^ spent on buaiaeBS Arab world assail Preqltent Rockefeller—1 telephone directory. The cost is so little. . . only 50 cents a month. MORIARTY punknOB time on the trip. Ttava) away from home.. worth of U.S. wheat to the Soi- he would present. alUiou'gh he lay its hands on water sources, settled out of court for an Din^ Moore Corned Beef ...... can 49e tima gmeraUy. counts aa hurt- vlet Union faces the threat of Johnson for announcing/the indicated they ' would include we will fight to the last man, Gov. William W. Scranton—1 undisclosed amount. The suit, You buy the coffee . . . Let Mette Munk buy the Tour Itinemry, with nemo United States will help Israel Undecided 12. nsBS thnaoo a trip, the primary Of city or towii. . ^ being boggad down on American standard defense moves. and let Barry Goldwater know brought by the estate q| J u s t call our business office, in Manchoster, dial 643*4101. BROTHERS pastry . . . get coupons here and get up to 75c back pqmOBS'oC which te businMS. docks by aLongshoremen’t boy find ways to produce ftaoh wa State police were called In to it. He should be in the first line Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of Theresa Mascaro forFN9,90#t MsxHflU House Instant Coffee . .6 oz. 99c ■ Tha buslnase reason or ppr- ter from salt water. from Mette Munk . . . The broad sxospttona to tha pose tor your trtp. cott. investigate, the deaths of the of invaders.” Maine, and Harold F. Stassen, was one of two rOmatoiBg un 6 4 M 1 3 5 President Thomas W. Gleason A cruise ship returns the Rogers’ foildrsn 1^ Probatkm Castro said aggressive U.S. former governor of Minnesota, settled claims. Iha fits took 10 oz. $1.60 gnoaral rule are: Thte; teat Item, may be In b^y of former O r^ premier The IRB haa xutad.tfaat the terma o f the huatness benefit of the AFL-CSO Internation Officer Paul Mewary sonqe policies had encouraged GOld- also have entered the March 10 le Bves, and resalisd to 81 ACT NOW! 301-315 CMfW St. al Longshoremen’s Association Sapliooles Venlselos, 69, to his time ago. His attention was water’s statement. primary but have done no cam clalma against foe hoapiteli ntetat goneral tula win not Sp- r i . derived er you expeotad native Crete after he died Gat 60c back from Green Giant just for trying 8 Green Tomato Sweet Piccalilli q t jar 46c pity to sMuaiUons where the per- be derived from your trip. (hade the threat at a frequently called to the "unusual , chrtunk- To cheering political rallies paigning. All but one of theaa have aow Deadline for the aboard the liner Ellas as he re The first AP poll of county W E G I Y E ^ t R T •on taking tha trip dW not nava Yoii must also $et focel]^ for atormy Maritime ■ Admlntetra- stances’’ surrounding two in southern New Hampshire on been settled out ef eenrt. Ih e pkgs. of Green Giant Frozen Vegetables in batter tkm heartof. turned from a political cam- known (teatha when Mrs., Rog leaders, taken test October, Maaearo suit waa In tha early ■ « ' subataivtM..oantrol over arrang i n lodging axpenaea while you Thursday night, Goldwater said Caiarging, that foreign-flag p a i ^ . .Gov. . Nelson A. Rocke ers, placed on two years >roba-' gave Goldwater 22 votes as the ^ ll/WCHESTER-ROCiafiLLE DIRE(^^ Is MARCH 5 GREEN STAMPS Savol Bleach ...... g s L 68e ing tiw trip- T a t example, the President Johnson should warn stages of trial ■nrttas’ ttfo are 80187. ifooi home, and for feller of New York opens hte "strongest candi
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dirsotor 6t ths .U.8, (Rymple ket eC awtotara, toman autd, from Minister on Camera Oommlttee, said It had bean C o t t w p l the Moees Fox Lounge of G. Fox Events Events in World Vo So Athletes they em ham gMton "a no- hoped the' three could be re Cold Slows lion doUa# snow .^ A <3o. leased at least tor a few hours Sunday's program in the Oof- Pointing out that Somali faces Announce Engagements Wool gromn ta oMtom Now a n h a J L p ^ , In Nation SEOUL. South Korea. (A P ) ^ to put on tbeir Olympic uni Moxloo said tbo toot quality of fee Hour Series sponsored by toward his island state, the Given Terms Clearing of t t Religion Must Be A U.S. sentry killed one South forms and elssn op before fac the toMMT toMld iMlp tbeir lamb '■‘t the Fine Arts Foundation will Korean teen-ager and wounded president said: ^ ing the examining Judge. tropa. AiKMt 176 sMMdpd to •m m .: feature a program of renais WASHINOTON (AP)—la the "The Russians and tha Chi another Thursday when the two The examining Judge w ill rule Rida,' saow, fog and cloudo A U a O o 6 f OobtMto, 1964,” totfto •" rntfintr' sance and baroque music. As Of 3 Months newa from Wgahlngton: boys broke Into a restricted nese have gone to Kenya, to what, if any, formial charges West Roads covered broad areas in the east L usual, it w ill be held in the Fel Tanganyika, to ZanilbM , Our km. show tost niglit at C | U ) J U ^ JOBS: Unemployment eUmbed U.8. Arm y compound. gra to be brought against the ern half of the nation but clear lowship HaU of South Church. Joy, Not Sadness position must be understood, (Coathnied tram Page One) Aadttorium. H id aiuisr to 4.8 minion In January, aa In- A U.N. command spokesman (Ooutlniied from P aga One) weather was reported in most Main and Buckingham Sts., when our neighbors arm them said the 17-year-olda used wire A lot of>thie is due to a mis sections of the Far West, sponsoesd by ttie Y Ttam day By HOWIE HOLCOMB Hartford. eraaaa of 760,000. ■'f. mlstlons and "their obvious Ir- By JERRY SHEEHAN ^ticUtiu, and dumb folk beroee— cutters to get through the fence selves to the teeth, we must arm understanding," Klee told news At least 10 persons wei'e A light snow belt extended Dessert Group of the Mtowiiesi Claudio Arrau, one o f the all- ‘‘H m uaual ahaip awiannal ourselves, as a consequsnes, al rlUUon with the attitude of the Newspaper Enterprise Am like Samson. and did not heed challenges in men. known dead, five in Texas and through the Upp«r Great Lakes ter YWCA, nocieeds wU time masters of the- keyboard, police." Wh
f f i/, . I ‘ ‘ 8^ P J ^ V d U B M A N C ^T & R KVENING HERALD. M A N C ^ T E R . OQHM^ FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 7; 1M4 lUMGHSSfrEB^ E v e n i n g H SRAiD. Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., f r i d a t . Fe b r u a r y t. i m 4 ...... quest o f S«Q>t W oodm ansee, as Jobs and Jobless SoiUh Windsor a result of a diseusakm during Water Cutoff Castro Says What Have the Beades • p M l a f Your recent board of sdneaUon Skating meeting. Buses at Union School s a t u b d a y c o t l y Rise for Area Deidbid Aim have been receiving and dis Did Not Take Report Barry Should A Teen-Age Gid Explains h Dental Health charging students across tbs As IB6S drew to a close, the street from the school. Ross was AUSTRIAN asked to be a crossing guard, U.S. Unaware Lead Marines BDlTCBt’8 MOTB — Maayfto front of her hW!, It« (This is the fifth in a ssriss of Greater Hartford ana had more OfCicmiLcO cm but felt he could not acce^ this No skating wiH ba ponpittad psuents of tom-age gizis are six articles on dental health people employed—and mors un repsonsibUity unless today or totoght on any. of the mystified as to why < Its Insistent beat (which is published by The Herald to co employed—than at tha end of (Coatimied from Page j)ae) MOCHA operation with the Manchester authorized. poric department supervised law B i« a Om ) ten have gone ga-ga t t **flie bow tiis Beatlw got their nam^ the previoue year. •yV Main Street The board of education will a reea Beatlw,” tour wys with wa]^ is great to dance all the latest Dental Society in observance of further discuss this question, in that water for tiie base “ can be However, weathw pennitttog, ttresn 6 a.m. and 9 am . daily out haircuts and an even- dances to, including the new National Children’s Dental Total employment reached CHANTIUY 363,930 in December 1963, same m>#n Manager Terry Spren- vestigating why there must be brought in and will be brought ice skating hours Saturday ami but wofOld withhold tt the rest farthemiit way of making mu one called "The Beatie.” Per Health Week Feb. 2 through 8,330 higher than the 209,600 if its ist fashion iFs ai kel consult the State Hlgh- a guud and why the buses' can in indefinitely by ship from Port Sunday at Goiter Springs An of the ftoy from “ industrial and sic. Here’s what it’s aU about haps most Important, the songs 0.) - at work at the seme time in emy Department befora tanple- not stop on the school side of Everglades, FTorida.” nex win be from 10 am. to 10 other j^uqpoees.’’ -mcra or lew to tha words of are about subjects teen-agers menting the town council’s de- the stre e t Navy officers Mid that there pm. Charter Oak Park will be The prime minister said Cuba a foremost. Gay Stillsy, 19, ean Identify with. Each 7 7 c The body has many special 1963, while unemployment rose OPEN TUBS. to 10,600, up 700 from the 9,800 daloa to make Main St. dead Subdiiision Appro\*ed is a standing contract with the open to skatera from 10 am . to will matatato that action to “its daiM^Usr of AP staff writer What teen-ager, feeling de- ized parts, and the health pro Port Authority of Port Even- total of 1962. end at its northern thtersecticm Planning and - Zoning noon and 1:30 pm . to 10 pm. last consequenew.*’ Francis Stillsy. ised, woul«ta’t be comforted fessions have had to develop AND glades for 2 million galkma a In other words, while the to With RL 6. Commission has approved final Center Sprifiga Pond is closed Csiatro wld tiia ftshtog boats the glorious voices of The dozens of specialties to treat day at 25 cents per 1,000 gallons. a H ' tal number of jobs available to The council acted after a pe plans for the first section of 38 imtll further notice, and no were on a “pwcefid mlssian By CtoT araLUET rBwties singing “Misery?” these parts and the diseases tition sighed by 131 residents of homes in the Whisper HiBs The voyage from Port Ever dad ware unarmed.’' He ac Hie title of one record, which afflict them. and around Hutford increased coasting will he allowed to Cen NBW YORK (AP)—It’s bard mayron*« js r**’ ' r 'S^ M«tn St. argued that the move subdivision to be located near glades to Guantanamo would cused American ships and "B ^ ," is enough to send mil- Within dentistry, there are during 1963, the total number ter Springs Paric. to axptato what makw tha Bea SMILING SERVICE " THURS. tiU 9 would discourage motorists Orchard HUl EHemeirtary take about days. toaues of repeatedly violating Utms o f teen-age giris to the also specialtlee. There la, for of eligible workers Increased a Another plan Navy authorities bake aliopa ' frcan using Main St in order to School on Foster St. Cuban watersirs and air space. tles so wonderful beoauw I don’t record stores, w th a tltls like little faster. MAIN STOEET— MANCHESTER have under consideration is the & example, pedodontlcs, or chil avoM R t 5 traffic lights. The The total subdivision, when Castro, charged that the fish- com^etoly understand why X that, it has to bs good! dren’s dentistry. However, according to the completed, will consist of 58 system used last fall when ennen were. 'Torced to go into Whether The Beatlw are good end report from the Stote peUtim added that Main St. is Guantanamo’s filter equipment think they are. And there is orthodontics, a not suitable to fast-moving homes. The planmng commis Local Stocks U.S1a teorritortol watws” and looking or not, they’re certainly ' ^ ’a??* field which deals with the prob Bmployment Service, the num sion last approved a major sub- broke down after Hurricane were being detained “imder Antt-Bwtleltw (tiiere an a different Hiey have wild sensw ber of job openings increased tralZfc because of the many cars F lora. few ). slmidy cannot understand lems of malocclusion (poorly paiiced in front of schools, divisioa section (» July 23, pressure and are being men of humor. When asked why he aligned teeth). It is estimated toor-particulariy for unsklUed This would involve sending Quetattoos r*in alshfid bv aced and have no lawyer.” He why other pecfile arc craay wore four rings on his fingers, laborers, sales clerks, end serv stores, the post office and Town 1963. Navy water ships about 1()0 about the Beatlea, who arrive WHEE! WATCH’S that about 50 per cent of the SPECIAL H a lt There are now three major Cohuiu Middlebroek. toe. said the “federal government Rlngo replied, “Because I can’t nation's children are in need of ice personnel—indicating that miles to Jamaica to pick up sup had waahed its bands like Pem- here from London today. fit them all through my nose." there are more jobs available Moreover, the petition said, zone changes before the comis plies. Each of these ships can 'Good beavens!” they ex HOT-^HOTssJIND some form of orthodontic su the intersection, especially for sion for approval: a 52-acre Bid A sked tius Pilate” when it turned over For heaven’s sake, I don’t pervision—for protruding teeth, than area residents are lln ^ g. carry about 280,000 gallons and the fishermen to the Florida claim. “Hiey*re not even good know exa^y why girls fail to Although total employment northbound traffic, is danger-' tract on Avery St near Beelze could make the round trip in a Conn. Bank and looking.” As If timt abould ex Mr. and Mrs. Kisku and daughter, Mil! Anjeli jutting or receding jaw or poor ous, noting the comer was the bub Rd.; a 50-acre trofct on Bel- T r u s t e e ...... 72% 76% courts. love with The Beatles. THERE’S k u rn ly spaced teeth. TTiis prpbjem went up lest year, the number PURCHASE Of the 38 fishermen, 29 are in plain everything. AU I know is, when John of factory Jobe decreased from scene of a recent fatality. The deh St and Governor's High Another source of water at Hartford National to most common during the way; and a 30-acre tract off Bank Ck>...... 63 66 Jail seating trial, seven others A friend of mine got 80 growls during a song, “Okay, 94,210 in to 93,570 to 1963 signers said local tiaffic to R t Guantanamo is the water barge disgusted When people kept tell Lenten Mission Speakers time the permanent teeth are S w ^ d not be inconvenienced Sumvan Ave. between Troy Fire Insnraaoe Compaalra imder 17, are to be deported and Clrorge—give it to ’em,” a chIU Nowl For only 9%c* b erupting. a total of about 640r-dua to Abatan which is moored in the the other two asked for politi ing her the Bwtles weren’t runs down the spine of every cut backs in aircraft, office ma by barricading the Main St ac Rd. and High St Public hear bay and has facilities for distill Hartford Fire . 1.. 88 71 day for fuel. . . het water Mrs. Kolike Kisku of India, Orth^ontlc aihnente, if not M O H AIR and National Fire .... 131 139 cal asylum in the United States. good looking that she screamed, girl listening. entry High School. She is a chinery and primary metals pro cess. ings on these proposed zone ing about 20,000-gaUons a day and her seven-year-old daugh graduate of the United Mission treated, can easily lead to faulty changes will be scheduled in Phoenix F ire ___ 123 131 “The two who asked asylum ‘I don’t care if they’re four for aD—aOthe tinut duction. Rsminding the council that of fresh water from the sea. dogs! Their music la fantastic ter, Mill ..Anjeli, will speak to Girls High School and the Scot speech, malnutrition and emo the near future. Life and Indomnlty Ina Coe. were forced to do it,” Castro HECKLES WALIONO tional disturbances. The emo Non-foctory jobs, such as re WOOL although Main St was used as and that’s all I care about.” Manchester children at an inter tish Church College in Calcutta, tail sales, service and govern a main highway imtil construc The comimission has also ap Aetna Casualty ..124 132 charged. ROME (AP) — Romans paid tional disturbances stem from In a note delivered to the more than a miUlon fines lest If you Uva to a typtoal denominational children’s Lent India, and Calcutta University. ment work countered the drop tion of R t 5, the petitioners proved a modification of the Aetna Life ...... 182% 190% And tiieir muale is fantastic. self-consciousness about the United Stain through the Swiss year for traffic violatians. Most house, you could easUy run en mission program beginning Her husband obtained his mas in manufacturing jobs by In- contended that heavy traffic on RC zone on Rt 6 north of Red Wheat Faces Ctmn. General___ 173 180 To the average adult it would facial deformities caused by Embassy in Havana, Cuba Justi of the fines were for reckless out of hot water aevoral Thursday, Feb. 20, from 8 to ter’s degree at Berkeley, Calif., oreasing almost-4,000 in num the street “destroys the local S tron g Rd. Hfd. Steam Bc^er 134 142 sound like nothing more than malformed mouths. ITALIAN fied Its action as “ a suitable an driving or Ulegal parking. But times a week. 4:45 pan. The study of the was a FuUbright scholar, and is ber, from 165,390 to 160,860. street atmosphere.*’ CYO Show Set Dockers’ Boycott Security Ins. .... 69% 73% a conglomeration of - nesses, Additionally, when teeth do swer to new imperialist inso screams, howls and other un 37,000 pedestrians who crossed Christian mission to Southern now dean of Teacher’s College, W ith Ha 10,500 unem ployed On the agenda for the public “The Brad Davis Caravan of T r a v e le r s ...... 195% 203% Now you can have aU the Asia will bs conducted for pu Berhampore, India. not meet properly, added strain Public UtIUtfw lence wbicb is another act of de- classified sounds. the street at the wrong placw equal to about 8.6 per cent of health and safety committee. If Stars” will be presented tomor (Oontimied from Page Oaa) hot water yon need at one pils of Grades 1 through 6, and Interested children may reg to placed on the gums and sup KNIT Conn. Lig^t Power 36% Qov/ I Unquency and international pira- To the ecstatic teen-ager lying were fined for reckless walking. time for only 9%o* a day. the total labor force, the UJ. the state approves the Main St row at HUsworth School on - try .’ oontlnus through five sucoes- ister at the following riiurches: porting bones, which usually Department of Labor rates barricade, is consideration of Main St. for the CYO groups of Hfd. Elec. Light .. 47 Hiink o< it—only 0%e* a sivs Thursdays, concluding North Methodist, South Metho leads to periodontal or gum to take it the way we sent it, Hartford Gas Co. . 40% In a second note to the United Greater Hartford as sn area of SWEATERS constructing a tum-arbund at Hartford £3ast Deanery. H ie or don’t send it at all.” States throiigh the Csech Em- d a y ! ‘ March 10. The classes are spon dist, Center Congregational, disease. Another dental special “moderate unemployment.” the deadend. Street- residents Southern New Eng Second Oongrentional, Shnan- ty is periodontics. show, frwn 8 to 11 pxn., is Gleason said Thursday be bas^ in Washington, Cuba said Yes, thanlcs to MIobllhoat sored by Manchester Council of While the number of factory said there is a huge right of land Telephone . 51 55 Churches. uel Lutheran, Concordia Luth Periodontal disease to usually sponsored by the St Francis of would reconunend to the tmion’s it had informed the United —and an oil-fired hot water jobs dixqiped last year, and the W ar* $14.39 way available that could be Manufacturiag Compaalw Your Wedding Flowers A Fhllbrlght exchange teeuh- eran, Trinity Covenant, Oonunu- thought of 4s sn adult disorder, w isl CYO. } Executive (jouncU that the States of the “peacefiil” fishing heater of correct eapaetty— average work week decreased acqidred for such a purpose. Hie show will feature teenage 55,000 Longshoremen refuse to Allied Thermal 46 50 sr, Mrs. Kisku Is spending the nlfty Baptist and St. Mary’s but Its inoidenoe to distrirtiingly Arrow, Hart, Heg. 53% expedition. ’Hie note clmrged your family can taka care of by a half hour, the average pay- The committee is to continue singers Joey D m , ITie Tokens, load any of the wheat being ex 67% current teaching year at Cov E)ph*cupaJ. high among children. B a r d e n ...... • 11' the united States with disre aU their waibtog needs at check increased more thssv a tavestlgatian of other means to Gene PKoey, Joibn HHotson, ported ^ Continental Grain Oo. 12% ^ to disease—really a num dollar, from $110.66 to $111.87. Bristol Brass .. 9 garding international law and one tim e. cut down on speeding on Main DcaBe Gore and the frrviotas.. unless more U.S. ships are used. e 11 ei1 NARTPORD r K ber of dtoeasee groiqwd under . 0 0 Ooleoo ...... 3 4 the rights of other nations in M. Town Noifaa Acting Maritime Administra Panama, South l^et Nam and Mom ean do the family the one heading — has many O n /y Tlw sounoR accepted and tor Robert E. Gfies told Glea Dunham-Bush , « 4% 5% Transit District Subject causes. There Is the streee pra- Town rqiorto were nmde N. R Machine . . 20% 22% CJyprus. MANCHESTER, wash, 81s can do the dlahes adopted as p
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up this nation’s forrif^ aid program into at least two individual segments, Open Foroln Shemwold on Bridge Hehron HEALTH CAPSUUS New Firehouse i S___ T ^ the one the economic, the other the by MIcIimHL PeM. MJO, •tAUfYAIIIIIlii Cttntlits HOU» UP TRUMP AO* TV-Radio Tonight 85% Completed military. ‘On tbs Levsls* South! dsalsr If YOU WCR£ IMMUNIZEP Bjr'M xpnt ___ gPHLlSHBD OT r a * ~ ,« ’That it is not going to happen was *V *N WITHOUT REASON Both rides vnlMnUo 4-H Delegate WITH TETANUS SH0T6 20 By ALFRED SHEINWOLO Building Inspector Thomas ■ ■ ^ ’gSS'Sg.SP’ illustrated, quite conclusively, at a To the Sdltor, NORTH years ago. Wlt-t ONE It’s possible to get some very 4 3 7 6 4 BOOSTER SHOT GiVCN^ Monahan reported this morning ARTH White House dinner the other night, A moit eminent problem eon- good results without knowing ax To Belgium to JH^13^*r**F4®oS8CJW 97 A Q 10 S 2 TOPAY BE EFFECTIVE? Television that the new Central Firehoiue WALTEB R. FERGUSON when the President himself was host to fronting many Mancheeter High acUy what you're doing. For ex 0 10 PubU»her» School students has hsrs recent ample, when you hold A-x-x of 6:00 ( 8) Blf t Theater Oa prog-A (22) Scboola Hatch Wits is aopproximately 85 per cent JRNtBilad October L 1881 some 30 members of Congress along with ♦ A Q 10 ress) ’ (10) International Showtima ly been brought o u t trumps on defense it’s almost WEST e a s t Show Slides completed. an interdepartmental study committee (80) Early Show (in progress) (30-40) 7? Sunset Strip All of the gItM, with the ex Brer; Brenlnf Bbtoept Sunday! ’iTiere are those here in Man A always advantageous to refuse 4 A 3 2 4 9 S t 8 ) News (34) Science Reporter (33) Power Workshop 8:00 (34) Comparisons ception of a few small win I. Entered atlhe Poet Office at which had been looking at the idea of chester. the student prodigy, the first trump trick. Refuse V765 97KJ9I Richard Peacock of Chaplin, Conn., as Second Claaa Mail the trick even if you don't know (18) In the Public Intersst (80) Naked City dows, has been installed, and reclassifying foreign aid. who could hold aloft a light to O Q 9 I 4 0 7 3 an International Farm Youth <3«) TBA ( 8) Hlllhouse va. Wilbur GOING why, 4952 417643 (40) Laramie Cross the heating unit was in opera Of all the members of Congress pres guide our fooUteps through the Exchange delegate to Belgium, (10) Bye-DentKy (33) Biography tion today. subscription rates obsessive darkness of this South dealer SOUTH Payable in Advance ent, only two. Senator Fulbright, Demo Both sides vulnerable 8:10 < 3) News. Soorts and Waatb- 8:30 (10-23-30) Bob Hope (C) The Interior partitions for the SKIING? world: But only vrith proper 4 K Q J 10 will give an illustrated talk on (18) Subscription TV OM Tear ...... Wa ro cratic chairman of the Foreign Affairs Opening lead — Seven of 9? 4 8:30 ( 8 ) New Breed second floor have' been placed, RENT A CAR it e JCoaths ...... 4 00 public promotion. Yet must wc his recent experiences in that 90-(0) Olympic Games Hearts. A K J 6 3 2 (40) Superman ( 3-13) Route and what remains to be done in ^%rea Xontlia •••••••••■•••••• o*w Committee, and Congressman Gerald R. stand back and let a restive, country at the Hebron Grange (13) Newsbeat 66 For a woekend or aa long O B R S C O D t I l e ea e o « a • * • • • • • • a e • l > o 0 i K J 9:00 ( 34) Drama Festival cludes the ceilings, installation Ford of Michigan, chairman of 'the Re Declirer won ths first trick (SUi Social Security 9:30 ( 3-13) Twlllcht Zone as you like. passive, and debased level sys In dummy with the ace of hearts Wtri Norik ■m meeting Feb. 11 at Gilead Com (18) Subicrlption TV of light fixtures, painting, and iiiiruwicit OF ( 8-3040) Price Is Right publican Conference of the House, ar tem in high school stand in and returned a trump, playing Pan 1 97 Pan (34) Wbat'i New (10-23-30) Week That Was paving of the driveway and sur Cars available with d d THE ASSOdATBD PRbSBS these students’ ways to college ?. munity Hall, Rt. 85. This will ( 3) Walter Cronkue The Aaaodated Press la exclusively entitled gued strongly for splitting foreign aid the king from his hand. West Put 4 A Pan be open to the public in con (10-39-30) Huntley-Brink'ey 10:00 ( 3-12) Alfred Hitchcock rounding area. iraeks attached. •a the use of republlcatlon of all news dl» We have recently seen arti Put 3 (7 Pan 4:4S (30) Ron Cochran (18) Subscription TV into its military and its economic com couldn’t think of a reason for junction with the Grange’s KOENT ftVESTiGATIONS SHOVY (10-32-30) Jack Paar (C) Equipment will re-enter the aatehea credited to It or not otherwise credit- cles and letters here concernin’' refusing the trick, poor fellow, AU Pan (;0U (13-23-30-40) Newt SporU and «d In pnper and also the local newt pub- ponents. Cbngressman Ford, it so hap Open House. THAT COOP PROreCTION Weather ( 8-3040) Fight of Week firehouse from the rear of the Paid Dodge Pontiog here. this system. The problem of giv so he took the ace of trumps. While in Belgium “ Dick” RESULTS FROM A BOOSTER ( 3) Death Valley Days 10:46 ( 8-3040) Make That Spare building, and the p l u will pens, is a legislator worth about 50 of 11:00 ( 3-8-1012-29..')0-40) News, INC. All ri^te ctf republication of special dls- ing credit where credit is due West returned a heart, and spent six months living end ROSS EVEN IF THE ORIGINAL (10 ) U Squad SatdMS Bowln are also reserved. (34) Music (or the Young Sports. Weather necessitate changes in the park $78 MAIN STREET his colleagues, but merit and intelli has been brusquely cast aside South ruffed with the ten. De- tages in refusing the first trump IMMUNIZATION WAS 20 trick, but it isn’t necessary to working with farm families. He (30) Mall Order Market 11:16 (10) Football Forecaat ing layout of the Mimlclpal Phona 649-2881 gence do not very often win, on the to Inslgnlflcantly crltlclzs the alarer cashed the ace of dia Y E A R S AGO. 7:15 (32) Film Vun service client of N. E. A S ^ lce . ^ work them out. Unless you can often played the role of an (40) Steve Allen Building parking lot. PubUsbers' Representatives — The JuUus honor roll of M.H.S. This, how monds, ruffed a damond in dum "ambassador,” mMtlng digni (30) Sports Camera ( 3) Movie Ib&ewa■ ■ iwa SpeciarSpecial Agency — New York CM- Washingten scene. think of a reason to win the « H ii Mt ifitHlirfgrf !• Im •! ■ I 7:30 ( 3-12) Great Adventura 11:30 (13) Movie ever, is not the true problem. my, and led a trump back to taries, speaking at schools. ( 8) Dramet 11:80 (1030) Tonight (C) •acp. DetrwtIMtTOit and Boston.Boston., a So the verdict is that military and his hand. This drew East’s re first trump trick play a low ^iaaCBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCOIaA ’The problem lies in recogni trump and go on from there. Young Farmers' clubs and oth (30) Have Gun Will Travel ( 8) Movie TIONS. economic foreign aid will stay mixed, in maining trump, so that South er community groups. SEE SA-rUBDAX-ri TV
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■H'\ MANCHESTER EVENING h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY,, FEBRUARY 7, 19M PAGE EIGHT UANCHESTFR e v e n i n g h e r a l d . M ANCHEST^. CONN- FRIDAY/PEBiluAfeY 7, 1964 8 re roast turkey, dressing, ihAl^ed tests is $2.00. N o fee ____ Hall of $t. Joseph College, W*st en by 'the Roman CdthoUc Diploma Exams quired of veterans or mem^rs have brought in 935,511.96 o f potatoes, buttered peas, cran St of the armed forces or their an anttetpated 956,900. « Two from Town Hartford. . Church Rockville-V emon berry sauce, cookies; Friday— Brig. Holz F ir of Guests W<^rld’s Fair Has Bureau Tax Rieceipts FUFI. o r Other agencies and services The. reception Is In honor of Mentbers of the Manchester macaroni and cheese, cole slaw, auxiliaries. ' . . O ffer^ by Stiite In general, the field covered have grossed 942,589.50 of 991,- To Pour at I ’ea the five women, all members Council are. welcome to attend buttered beets, cupcakes. Budget Procedure Tabled During Maj. Lamie Absence by the tests include Bnglisn, O A S O M '/ f Just to Arrange Housing At 86,418,753 597 expected. of the Archdiocesan Coimcll, the event to personally meet Vemon Elementary School: Examinations for those wish mathematics, natural sciences The other town fund which Miss Helen Thomas and Mrs. that were recipients of the.Me? and congratulate theoe women. U g g m Monday — hamburg loaf, ofilon ing to eem a high, school diplo and social studies. TOie tests will derivee most of its income from John F. Tierney, -both members dial Pro Ecc.leria et Pontiflee at F A B $ A in B gravy, buttered rice, carrots, Brig. RlOhard E. Holz, divi- By DICK KLEINER ma will be offered on Friday, be held from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., fceesful the fair Is. there U a By last Monday. th« final property taxes, the fire district of the Manchester Council of ceremonies lield in December at Apple production In 1963 from For Full Charter Unit Vote and pickles; Tuesday — spag sionsil commander of Southern Newepaper Enterpriae Aean. date that town property taxes IH Feb. 28, iit the United States with one hour for lunch. B A N T LY OIL nagging doubt whether these fund, reached 9409.348.4R by the Catholic Women, w ill pour at a the Cathedral of St. Joseph, the nation’s orchards Is 132% hetti and hamburg, lettuce New England with headquarters Army Reserve Training Center, NBW YORK — (NEA) — will ever be filled. could qava been i ^ d without In end of January, of a predicted tea Sunday from 2:30 to 4:30 Hartford. It Is one of the (high million bushels, a slightly above ."‘77T with Russian dressing; Wednes ( !1MI \^^ IM . One of the most controverslalf^the Ladies of the Sacred Heart in Hartford, will be the guest 700 S. Quaker Lane, West Hart- The problem for the day: There seems to be lltUe curring a penalty, Town Tax 9436,360. p.m. to held in McGovern est honors bestowed upon wom average harvest day — fish bites, mashed po speaker for two services Sun Raccoon Emblem Collector Paul Cervlni had col Items yet encountered by mem and will begin following the I ford. Applications are available I'll i . \ I i ! ' I 1 1 question that the fair wUl be Read tato, creamed com, and lettuce day at the Salvation Army Cita Where to put Y5 marching lected a total o f 16.418,763.14 - bers of the Caiarter Consolida 11:15 a.m. Mass. Parish women ! from the State Department 0f a red hot tourist attraction. and tomato salad; Thursday — KANSAS CITY, Mo. ( A P I - 'i I.I.. Mlh I:. II I . Iwnda. . which is about 94.4 per eent of tion Commission was tabled last are urged to make their reser del. He w ill be the first of a Education in Hartford and must Daniel Hickey, president of vations as soon as possible. roast turkey iii g n v y , dressing, series of guests to be heard be submitted one week in ad Smoky the bear, Inveterate fM ■romoiTow it may be Girl the N ew York Hotel Associa the 96,679,353 that the directors B i^ t due to absences. mashed potato, peas and cran of forest fires, is going to be l' ui i\\ iiii' II' ' r I had anticipated the town would The question of whether there Tickets may be obtained fol while Maj. E. Walter Lamie is vance of the examinations. Scout troopo and the next tion, predicts that hotel busi berry sauce; Friday— creamed joined in his conservation work receive during this fiscal year. •hould be a town meeting for lowing all Masses on Sunday. in England. To qualify for the tests, ap ness in New York wUl be 25 tuna, buttered noodles, green by a forest friend—the raccoon. day herda of Odd Fellows. But For comparison, last year at adoption or rejection of the an Guest speaker will be Father A native o f Pittston, Pa., he plicants must be at least 19 per cent over normal this sum DAVIDSON A LEVENTKAL Eldmund O'Brien, a teacher at beans, and cole slaw. Dessert, years old, must have been out The National Association of today tt’a the 45 Florida high mer. the aame time the total prop nual budget was the topic of milk, bread and butter served attended high school in Wash Mt. St. Joseph's, West Hartford. of high school at least, one year, | Soil and Water Conservation achoel bands which will ap He cites the convention erty tax receipts equaled about intensive discussion. with all meals. ington, D. C., and Oklahoma a Connecticut resident for at voted Thursday to adopt the pear at that state's pavilion at 96.4 per cent o f the expected in- STORE IN Commission Chairman Her Hospital Notes Ijake St. School; Monday — City, Okie. A t 16, he was band schedule as proof. In 1963, con Admitted yesterday: Hedwigj least six months preceding the raccoon as its emblem, a sym the W orld’s Fair this summer. ventions shunned New York oomc. B y the end o f the fiscal bert Hannabury, opposed to a rarioli, wax beans, cole slaw, master o( a Salvation Army Koschwitz, 4 Vernon Center date of application, and the bol of the antipollution cam .The problem ts dumped In the because they knew they would year in June, the town had re MANCHESTER PARKADE town meeting himself, broke a cherry crisp; Tuesday— chicken Band, and a student conductor Heights; David Wilson, Elling class 'With which the applicant paign to keep the nation s woll-prepared- . laps . of Alex T. be here in '64. Hickey says that ceived 99.6 per cent of the prop tie vote to table further action noodle soup, meat sandwiches, of the high school band. He ton; Harold Wheelock, 52 El entered high school must have streams as clean as the food the Fltzsimons, John Potter and major coriventlona will use New erty taxes due. on the issue until next week jelly and cheese, cookies; majored in music education at little animals eat. their staff at the New York Cervlni noted today that the when it was hoped two pro- lington Ave. Oklahoma University, and in graduated. York this coming year—from Wednesday — firti sticks, mash There is a $8.00 fee for first A formal design for the sym- W orld'a Fair Housing Bureau. 3 per cent drop from last year’s Mnents of the town meeting Births yesterday: A son to Mr. 1935 came to New Y ork where huge ones like the Elks, Shrin and Mrs. Herbert Bailey, 57 ed potatoes, carrots, fruit; applicants. The fee for retake ibol will be worked out. BVen though It is still some ers and American Medical A s Jan. 31 figure should cause no form would be present Thursday—baked ham. mashed he furthered his studie.s at New months until the first fair flur particular concern, and Is trace When presented with the tie, Talcott Ave. York University and Coiumbia sociation to small ones like the potatoes, peas, gelatin; Friday ry, this organization Is open American Accordion Associa able to the tardiness of a few Hannabury who would cast the Discharged yesterday: Eu University. During this time he - - vegetarian vegetable soup, COMPLETE for business, and hsis been for tlon and the Building Stone In very large accounts whose pay deciding vote, exclaimed “Boy!” gene Coom, Crystal Lake; Rob served as arranger and soprano cheese, egg salad and JMly sand almost a year. stitute. There are many already ment should be forthcoming and buried his face in his hands. ert Mannel, Coventry; Rose cometlst w ith the N ew York LINE OP Parent. 42 N. Park St. wiches, cake. Brig. Richard K. Holz N erve center for the bureau booked for the '65 fair season, shortly. A moment later he decided to Maple St. School; Monday — S taff Band, which was featured Lodgor Januaiw property tax receipts Ometery Crowded U k room in Radio City (30 including the Veterans o f For give his opponents a chance to beef stew, com meal bread; on a national radio hookup. amounted to 91.811,387.07. The Grove Hill Cemetery is Columnar Rdekefeller Plaza), where even eign Wars, Junior Kiwanis and express themselves. a.ssorted sandwiches; Tuesday— In 1937 he entered the Salva Britain. A t the tour’s end he Receipts from other sources running out of space, according paui i^utllner ^(oriit tually 36 operatore will be work Catholic War Veterans. Mrs. Gloria Belotti, recover spaghetti with hamburg, green tion Arm y Training College, conducted the band in a Fes Shoots due the General Fund totaled to its agent, F. Leroy Elliott. ing to find somewhere for every- But even this Influx— plus ing from surgery, and Frank beans, cole slaw, French bread; New York, and upon receiving tival of Music in London's Roy 934,965.65 last month, bringing He has asked the selectmen to b<^y to sleep. Currently, only such tours as a 10,000-person lefs talk about Cornell, whose work sometimes Wednesday — tuna fish or egg al Albert Hall before an audi the total General Fimd receipts investigate the problem. his commission was appointed niing two people ait at the rows of group from Boston led by prevents him from attending, salad on roll, potato chips, pick as corps officer at Elizabeth, ence of 8,000 brass band en telephone positions. They face from all sources collected so He reported that additional thusiasts. Cardinal Cushing which will are among those who favor a les; Thursday — oven fried N. J., where he remained as Supplios a blank wall where eventually use two ships as hotels— won't far this year to 97,117.105.42. Valentines Day,.. town meeting form. land, already available, muSt be Brig. Holz was recently ap The directors have estimated cleared and developco. Select chicken and gravy, candied commanding officer until World a huge board will list hotel va tax New York’s housing capac The proposal to have residents p o in t^ to his present position that the final receipts will reach men will meet at the cemetery sweet potatoes, peas, cran W ar II when he became a chap Coll cancies. It was one o f these who iiy. approve ^ e budget at a town conducting the New York Staff 98,449,193. Thus, the town has Saturday morning to discuss berry sauce; Friday — choice lain with the United States Quality, Service, Value! got the request from Florida, Fttzsimons o f the bureau meeting was the second item Band, which has been called S49-5341 now obtained 84.2 per cent of the problem. of tomato soup or dam dtow- Fifth Air Force. While serving wondering where the 45 bands makes only one recommends involving the budget. A motion "Am erica’s foremost brass 1122 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, Conn. the total Income expected. Grove Hill contains more der; choice of tuna, peanut but in the South Pacific Theater of would bed down between tlon; T ry not to arrive on Tues was ai^roved which set up pre ter and marshmallow or cheese Operations. Brig. Holz was with band” and also referred to as a Tel. 528-5009 Tel. 649-5005 marches. day. Unlike property taxes, which liminary budget action. The than 12,000 graves. It is one of sandwiches. Dessert, sandwiches the first Americans to enter Ja “ syniiphony in brass.” “ Tuesday is the -toughest day are all supposed to be paid by mayor of the consolidated town four cemeteries operated by the The request would go Into one and milk served with each meal. pan in 1945. He and his jeep, to register,” he says. “ People Jan. 31, other revenue sources would be responsible for draw town. Others are the East, the o f the bureau's “ broadcasts” — Skinner Road School: Monday travel on weekends and arrive continue to bring in funds '• / / ing up the budget; he would Pitkin and the Elmwood. The “Sweet Chariot,” were flown leaflets sent to the 380 hotels — spaghetti and meat balls, on Monday. They generally throughout the fiscal year. present it to the 12-man board East and Pitkin cemeteries are into Japan. DAR Takes Girls who have registered with It. tossed salad peas, Italian bread leave on a Thursday or Friday. The largest amount still out of representatives which, when inactive. The brigadier represents the These periodicals tell thiT hotels and butter, applesauce; Tues So Tuesday has the fewest standing is about 9830,000 due It approved the budget, would Lots in the town cemeteries Salvation Army on the General which groups have asked for day—oven frii^ chicken, cran On Capitol Tour checkouts and la therefore the then hold a public hearing. Fol cost $52.50. plus ari identical CommisMon o f Chaplains which SPECIALS FOR THE WEEKEND housing assistance; the hotels from the state fo r aid to edu berry sauce, sweet potatoes, hardest day to find a room.” cation. Present receipts are lowing- the hearing, the board amount for perpetual care. Lot works with the Armed , Forces In turn solicit the business and green beans, peanut butter Miss Holly Hooker of Man the bureau checks to make sure 1464,290; expected receipts are would then take final action. owners who do not have perpet and Veterans Administration in sandwiches, cherries; Wednes chester High School, Miss Su 91,206,923. Only 92,244.72 came Other action by the commis ual care, a new requirement re matters relating to the chap- everybody Is happy. day — tomato, vegetable soup, san Abuza of Rockville High A typical broadcast Informs in during January. ' sion Included approval of the cently adopted by selectmen, iaincy and religious activities in egg, tVma and peanut butter School and Miss Joyce Games- the hotels about Boy Scout RotarianS' Ready Income from current serv following items: have until Sept. 1, 1965 to ob the various branches of the M c lN tO S H sandwiches, cake; Thursday — ky of Ellington, who were pre- troops from Rochester, Wash ices reached 9155,960.41 in Provision to hold a public tain the care. Cost at present is service. He holds the rank of hearing before adoption of ordi $40. meat loaf, mashed potatoes, s e n t e d “ Good Citizenship” Ington, Raleigh, Binghamton For June Parley January, of an expected 9324,- corn, butter, jelly and |>eanut major in the United States A r nances. After Sept. 1, 1965, perpetual awards last month by the and B^^ttmore; Girl Scouts from 531. , butter sandvdches, chocolate my Chaplain Reserve Corps. Daughters of the American Re Jacksonville, Shrewsbury, George Flndell, chairman of Fines, license and permit fees The board of representatives care costs will rise to $52,.50 or Brig. H olz has edited a series to fill vacancies of elected offi more for owners of lots of rec pudding and whipped cream; volution, will tour the State Li Masq., and Barre, Vt.; school the Manchester Rotary Club’s Friday — macaroni and cheese, of special brass band composi brary, Court House and the cials for the unexpired term or ord who do hot have the care. groups from Remsen, N. Y., "On to Toronto" committee, ex spinach, cole slaw, carrot and tions for publication and distri State Capitol on- Tue.sday. The APPLES Lafayette, La., Hazel Green, until the next election. Discourages Sewer T'nit celery sticks, pesinut butter bution to the Salvation Army's pects Manchester to send a size Von Rcnlte SMmless Appointments to the board of Selectman Robert W. Dem- girls will be the guests of that Ala., Buffalo and Little Rock; sandwiches, cookies. 714 bends in America. He also organization for the tour ana fraternal groups, semlor cltirjen able delegation to the annual represeitfatlves to be from the ing, discussing establishment of edits end composes music for 16-9T. BASKET name Voting district and same at a luncheon at the Hedges, groups and various others. Rotary International Conven Give her the beauty, fashion and flattering a sewer authority as agreed at use by Salvation A rm y Choirs. P l e a s e | political party as was held by Vernon news Is handled by New Britain. Besidss phone cadis, the in tion when It convenes in Toronto, a recent town meeting, urged Much o f his time has been 8 Qt. Basket SOd ^ Basket 99^ ■ t h b V fit of seamless stockings by Van Raalte. This the person, who by resignation The Herald’s Rockville Burera, form ation comes from the mail Ontario, Canada on June 11. selectmen to move slowly in de spent in supervising A rm y Mu- The tour, which is sponsored season’s fashion-important colors in the two or death, created the vacancy. 6 W . Main St., telephone 8TS- ,—at the moment 500 such re- ciding on the authority. sieamips In the Eastern States. annually by the DAR, is in ob The Rotary Club of Toronto f ^ I f a vacancy should occur for SlSd or 64S-8711. . quests a week from Individu- 1964 favorite styles: , Deming said that conflicting He was one of the founders o f servance of American History will be host for the five-day mayor 'W ithin' 'days' 'sifter' 'slfitufe.s and the three-govem- ala find groups and Occasional convention which will be held in TEAMSTER VOTE INVALID Star Lake Musicamp which has Month. February was no de an election, a special election menLs in the town pose compli- signated in a recently issued o f ly, 'from someone who just the Maple Leaf Gardena, locat CAR non-run seam less...... 1 .1 5 Pr. to be held'to aelect a'socceaoor.' NEW HAVEN (AP)—Team- steadily developed during the wanders Into the office. Of Tour Choice 'c'at'ed' 'if' 'hot Impossible prob past 27 years. ficial statement by Gov. J<9ui ed in the heart of metropolitan A fte r the three month period, lems. The authority. wgg head I stars union Local 191 of Bridge- N. Dempsey. ’ Meet of the callers, writers Toronto and just minutes from I seamless "nines” toe and heel .... 1 .3 5 PY. The brigadier has visited aelection ' o f 'm a yo r' would be ; port must set kside results of an at^i wanderers are concerned major hotels and tourist sights. • Yearly ed for a ' place bn the call of Great Britain and the Euro made by the board of repreaent- I election held in December 1962, alMut the possible shortage of Host club convention commit the next town meeting. Samuel pean Continent in the interests HEUBLEIN GIVES DIVIDEND • Monthly ativea. I and schedule a new one. Judge hotel apace when the fair is in tees are aleady preparing hos W. Pearl agreed to the action of SalvAtion Arm y music. He HARTFORD (AP) — A divi • Weekly The commissioners also voted i Robert F. Anderson ruled in full swing. Publicly, the bureau pitality plans for convention at the insistence of Seymour E. was featured as guest conduc dend of IS cents a share on to reduce their own quorum ' U.S. District court yesterday. ahares that concern; they want guests from all over the world. Lavitt, Capitol Reg;lon Planning tor for outstanding bands in common stock was declared MORIARTY from eight to seven. The judge said that George J. everyone to have reservations While the convention opens of Agency representative from Sweden, Denmark, Ekigland yesterday by the board of di -Appeals Granted Vernon. I Kyer of Milford was “ improp- well in advance of arrival. ficially on Sunday, June 7, regis RROTHERS and Holland in 1954, and has rectors of Heubleln, Inc. the The Fire District Zoning At the town meeting, Lavitt ' erly disqualified'' as a candi- Privately, there is concern in tration will begin on Saturday also lectured on band music de- . regular quarterly dividend is Bowitl o f Appeals has filed de withdrew an amendment per i date for secretary-treasurer. the other direction. New York morning of the 6th, as thousands velopments in the United I P®y*We April 1 to shareholders cisions in the four applications taining to a town sewer study Kyer was disqualified ont the has ■' some 100,000 transient of Rotarians sthd their families grounds that he was tardy in States. In Jxme 1960. he con- . of record March 13. Heublein brought before it at a public in exchange for consideration rootns; '12,000 new ones have will want time for sightseeing payment of his dues for J«uly, I ducted the New York Staff j manufactures, imports and ex- hearing last Tuesday. of the sewer authority. RED & WHITE STAND been added In the last four and for getting acquainted with 1962. Band in a concert tour of Great ports food and beverages. Tw o applications were Lavitt's amendment was at 1 years. And, no matter how suC' the convention locale. granted. Kenneth B. Parsons tached to a motion authorising WEST CENTER STREET AT McKEE STREET received permission to apply for selectmen to apply for an inter Winter Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Daily Including Sundays T a liquor license for a ■ Howard est free federal loan to be used Johnson restaurant he is con- for the sewer study. atructing on Rt. 30 at Merline Deming and Selectman John Dr. Parsons said all liquor serv L. Daigle were appointed by the ice would be made to tables, first selectman as a committee and the only bar planned would to Investigate refurbishing re be fo r waitrespes. quirements at the Town Hall. MID-WINTER Permissimi to store school They w ill prepare an estimate buses on his property on Bam- for the town's budget, presently The forth Rd. was gruited to James being drawn up. They will con Madden. Madden was recently sider painting and minor re awarded the Vernon transpor- pairs to the 76-year-old building. tatlcm contract. He w ill provide School Menu W. Gi G/enney Co. SALE school buses fo r Vernon stu Northeast School: Monday — dents for five years. His permit ra'vloli, tossed salad, green Is subject to review by the beans, apple crisp; Tuesday— ALL THE MATERIAL YOU NEED TO IMPROVE YOUR board in July, 1965. rice, pork and gravy, buttered The appeals of Leo Cloutier carrots, chocolate pudding; HOME AT LOW, LOW PRICES POSSIBLE ONLY AT and John P. McKeown were Wednesday—soup, tuna salad turned down. Cloutier requested end egg salad sandwiches, cel THIS TIME OF YEAR. ALL REGULAR STOCK OF HIGH permission to construct two ery and carrot sticks, cheese apartments in the former Sa wedges, peaches; Thursday- EST QUALITY MATERIALS RADICALLY REDUCED! cred Heart Church on Washing W hat yo u ton St. McKeown had requested a variance to re-establish the use of the former post office build BEAUTIFUL PRE-FINISHED PANELIHG don't know about\ ing on Church St. fo r storage special space. FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME Dance Canceled SATURDAY ONLY The dance scheduled for to ONE STOP morrow night by the Ellington V. G. M AHO GANY (Eeenoply) Twirl N Twisters Square Dance AUSTRIAN Tote and Save Del. Club has been canceled. The 4 x 7-'/4” ...... * 3 . 5 S * 4 . 1 1 next dance will be held Feb. 22. MOCHA Officers recently elected in 4 X 8 V4’ ’ * 3 . 8 8 * 4 . 5 5 ‘BANKING clude ; M arge and John Gingers, president; Alice and Joe Meyer, CHANTILLY V. G. M AHO GANY (Premium) vice president; Jo and A1 Tolo and h’ave Del. could be costing] Meyer, secretary; Doris and Ed 1 x 7-'/4” ; ...... *4.44 *5.11 Ball, treasurer; Agnes and ^ x 8-'/4” ...... 33.11 $3.77 Van Rcralte's new George Finiel. program chair Each 77c man; Ruth and Wayne Ladd, you money... publicity chairman; M illy and V. G. KNOTTY PINE "‘Garland Lace" Mario Bertone, special events Tote and Save Del. a chairman. at all ' x 8.«/4” ...... $8.77 *9.44 So many people now do all their banking with us. 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Tufano said Mrs. Peter BUley arrested in Ellington this m i l l In State a boy found the sack, contain- Mrs. Cathrene Firpo BUley, ing after the car she was driv ing Jewelry, watches, four coin In Beckwith Case 42, of Annahelm, (Jallf., for Baby Deaths ing struck a telephone pole on T he School W orld albums and 109 loose coins, in a (OMMMMi train Pnc» One) merly of Metnehester, died last Rt 83* rusted barrel in a wooded area night at her home. She was ■nie woman, Lydia M. Baris, No. XXVIir No. 17 near the Patrick Cheiqero home (Continned from Page One) -efter Beckwith wae described (Oonthined from Page One) Friday, February 7 Compiled by Studenti of Mancheater High School oiMiy yoora and ia provided for the wife of Peter BUley. as having killed Evers "with no was charged with d r i> ^ too Mrs. JoycB Don, Aj^vlimr by state law. on Hiran Hill Rd. She was bom in Mamchester fast for conditions. Bn# was ...... ■■■—|i.ii^ Chemero, 44, and his sons, Mi La Beckjvith, 43, a crusading more compunction than he utes. She was inform ^ o f the The beak: question ia whether on Oct. 29, 1921, the daughter segregaUonist charged with summoned to aw>ear ta Car- chael, 18, and Patrick, 20, have would have had m squashing a charge against her, and was the MaXi thus helps faivade the of Mrs. Margaret T. Firpo and murdering (l^egpj civil rights "bug’ 'because of his integra cult Court 12. RockvlUe, en privacy of motor vdxicle own- been arrested in connection with the late Victor Firpo. She was leader Medgar W. Evers. placed in the custody the March 3. the Jan. 27 robbery at the home tion activities. Tourney Bound Indians Civic Organizations oM. a veteran of World War H, serv- With seven hours spent in the Evers, 87, was state field sec courts. She had been held under One of the four passengen, of Arthur Aibinder in Wantagh. The Detroit firm, the Gover ing as a Wave . in the United | jj,™ room, the all-white retary for the National Associ a warrant reportedly iseued by Miss PhylUs Nelsim, 19, of nor aold, purchases similar Usts States Navy. She had lived m panel was ordered Thursday ation for the Advancement ot Bernard J. Ackerman, Tolland Rockville, was admitted to from all 60 states and every NHRR Reports Loss California for about 16 years. night by 'udge Leon F. Hen Colored People when he was Rockville aty HospitaC with a Canadian i>rovince. NEW HAVEN (A P ) — The The W. P. Quish Funeral drick to breakfast as early as cut down by a bullet in his back County coroner. According to back Injury. Another passeng Edged Out by Chieftains, Speak to Seniors UhUl a few days ago, Con- bankrupt New Haven Railroad Home, 226 Main St., is in charge possible and start agam. in a midnight ambush. law, a coroner may hold a hus- er, Miss Dawn Oourtemnnehe, nectcut motorists w»re general of arrangements, which are in pect during his Inquest. The sus 18. also of Rockville, was lost more than $12 million in For many the case symbolized Dist. Atty. William L. Waller, After getting into early foul An assembly was held Tues-^ In the area of funds, the Aux ly unaware that the state had 1963, its trustees reported to complete. the deep racial pas^ons that in final argument, said the case pect must be released within 24 X-rayed for a nock Injury and been selling their names to the hours of the coroner’s finding. trouble, the MHS hoopsters day for all seniors, and talks iliary raises money for the day. have gripped much of Mississip "has more evidence in it than released. were edged out by the lowly were given by leaders of varied Hoeidtal. Last year, the Aux highest bidder. Miss Augusta Stralkosky Atty. Ackerman said last According to police the ear, lOH Looking Figures for the year showed pi. A quick acquittal had been any I’ve tried since I’ve been Conard (Thieftains 44-43 Tuee- clubs and organizations of iliary gave the Hbepltal $1Q,000 James J. Lioe, WilUmantic, ROCKVILLE — Miss Augus night that a finding on his in headed south, skidded on a only a slight improvement over freely predicted. district attorney—and the mpst d$y night. Bob Escavlch '64, Manchester. The purpose of the and hopes to do. even better this wrote Governor Dempeey this ta Stralkosky, 66, formerly of Jurors had four choices: quest would not be issued, since Entertainer slippery patch on the road the $12,741,495 deficit reported ridiculous defense." Bob Evans and Carl Hohenthal, talks was to make the students year. The money, ie being made w e^, aaying the R. L>. Polk Co. Thompson St., died last night acquittal, guilty as charged, Beckwith testified Jiis 3006 the court has already moved m. about a mile and a half north For Student for 1962. Mrs. Netty Rich of 66 Nike both '65, had, three fouls before aware of the various clubs in through the Hoepital’e. flft could veiy eeuiily obtain the ’The trustees said the 1963 loes in an out-of-town hospital. guilty as charged with life sen enfield rifle, which police say During the Inquest Into the of Rockville and swung com names by using telephone direc death of Hope Rothwell of Bol Circle, a native of Indonesia, mid-way in the second quarter. which they can take part in shop and the Penny Saver, a was $12,264,275. Miss Stralkosky was born tence as punishment, and guilty was used-in the ambush, was pletely around striking a tele 'The loss dropped the Indians their community. tories, city directorlea, and oth ton, Roy F. Darwin of Andover, will be featured in a Mardl Gras phone pole with the left rear Instructors thrift shop on Main St. \. The trustees gave no break (5ct. 5, 1897, in Bavaria, Ger as charged but with no agree stolen from him the day before liUo second place in the (XTL, Mrs. Alden Grant spoke on er sources, but the list is a who has been charged with first entertamment Monday at 8 fender. The accident happened Mrs. Malone added that, be down on the deficit, but a rail many, the daughter of Anton ment as to punishment. the June 12 slaying. a half game bac)c of league the offerings of the Young •^vings and coilvendence.” The guli'.y as charged verdict Hardy Lott, chief defense degree murder, was held for two sides all of the woric, the Aux road spokesman said about and Kate Simon Stralkosky, p.m. at Neill Hall, S t Mary’s at about 7 a.m. leading Maloney but they are WANTED: Mancheater High Women’s Christian Association. Eaght letters protesting the and came to Rockville when she carries an automatic death pen lawyer, told the jury "There’s days on a coroner’s warrant, be InvesUgatlng were BKlngton iliary has an snnuusl dinner $10.8 million of the loss was in Episcopal Church. She will per all ready in the CJAC Tourna- students with a strong desire to The 'YWCA offers classes in practice have been received by was five years old. alty. Failure to agree on not a single solitary person who fore being formally charged. No Resident State trooper Lionel dance and other socials. ', the passenger operation. n^ent as a result of their vic painting, bridge les.
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NIX,/MA30R,A, D d y a t BidE Opened With the consent of the student you hrtp? council. h k ^ l a tr« •»*T NOT TO 6TA«Tt» MARTUA-~T>« CHAV Tile Bloddmdblle wiU make KAVAUJeDMilRLOOM'FROMHER AUNT AGAT AOMNM dVend The question of a lunch room its monthly visit to Manchester SBaaiil Last Session Set me. F00T3A KAK-KAPF/— 1 3 l»T ReMSMBEAEO.efUC* / l - ^ I n d a H 6WeU / i ■ T • ■ / ■I i ' A \- V M!GB WURTBEN EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY T, 1964 IIANCHESTBR EVENING HEBALD, liANCHISTBE, C»NN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 19M What^s Wrong with This American Winter Olympics Team?’ m g Men Must Down H olly Mims to«Kusa pointed out that ttiers are INNSBRUCK, Austria^won a silver and a bronze medals , 3. The lack of tralninf faolU-, limited by time and facilities. MTS either -pros who have for a second and third. Scott ties for theae sports in the miLko ft living or ftmftfBuri only 400 or BOO cross country And Archflir (AP)—What’s wrong with In Austria and Franco skiers skiers in America. In one little Bristol Foe this American Winter Allen, the 14-year-old figure United States, are, national heroes, often indi- using their spare time from skating prodigy from Smoke other jobs. And teams are fi country meet In Norway there Olympics team? S. Lack of time for training recUy supported. They akl the were 400 entries. Boxing F o e6 Rise, N.J., bagged a bronze and for the tough international year aroimd. nanced by voluntary eontrlbu- In B ell City ■ ' -'I Some nervousness; a little Top Alpine coaches say ner medal for third . competition that produces win ftons. lack of luck. Otherwise things Taaa, the official Soviet news vousness and tough luck have NEW YORK (AP) -- Remom- Why doesn’t the United States ners. agency, adds more reasons McDermott skates in his By HOWIE HOLCOMB are about normal. produce more winter sports balked the American men in the ber the old boxing story atxnit "W e’ve won our quota of 4. The cost of all these things. Russia puU sports on a scientif spare time from his job in an downhill and slalom faces. lirr> ‘1 ■ ' " - - I f the kid on the way fighting aces? EiSaexville, Mich, barber shop. For the first time this 19 medals,” said Art Lentz, execu 8. The remarkable improve ic basis with technical training Some say the Americana like & ,.'1 the veteran with one last He concentrates on the short tive secretary of the U.S. Olym J, Lyman Bingham, head of ment of athletes from other na and the new athletes coming Bud Werner, Bill Kidd and Jim season, Manchester High’s m chance? the American Olympic delega alongf are the thinking type who races because he hasn’t time to pic Committee. "Let’s face it; tions—especially the Russians. Heuga are good skiers but seem basketball team is looking >%1 Joey Archer la east as the Ud we are not a Winter Olympics t e , had this to say: are as effective as coaches in train for longer races. to tighten up when medals, are “up” toward first place in A few figures tell the story. developing themselves. and Holly Mims as old fotke to nation. We usually get only two "We have a better team than The Russians, who dominate McDermott’s victory was the at stake. night at Madison Square Gai^ we ever had and we are clos first for an American in a the CCIL. Prior to this I or three gold medals. these games, have two million Also the cost of sports partici French Coach Honors Bonnet den. ' hi "Our only real disappointment ing the gaps in some events that pation is kept low. Tass says Winter Olympics race since they have been looking: skiers, two million Speed skaters said: Archer la No. 3 tu the middle has been in men’s skiing and are unfamiliar to us, the beat pair of Russian-made 1982. Of the five gold medals "The Americans had bad "down” at the rest of the pack.' and from 200,000 to 300,000 The Indians trrtl first-place Ma weight rankings, hopeful of a tt> that’s mainly because of all the “ We aren’t disappointed. We hockey players. skis cosU $18, ski boots $10-12, won in 1986 and 1960, four were luck. Otherwise they would have publicity about the argument speed skating shoes $12 • 18. in figure skating and one in loney by one-hiUf game and will tie shot agaliirt Joey Giardello are a little surprised at the im Serious American skiers are placed much higher in the Al in the fall after the champ’s siz> over the .seedings for our provement the other nations Coaches are paid by the state hockey. pine races. They are all well have to come through with a numbered in the thousands, win over tough Bristol Central month period of grace explreo. skiers." have shown. We are better, but hockey players in the hundreds, so they cost the athletes A tragic airplane crash in 1961 trained and they have great Uncle Sam’s athletes have so are they." nothing. wiped out the entire American fighting spirit. But in a tace you tonigdit o f fall further behind In the meantime. Archer skaters In the dozens. These wanta to keep busy, even if it won only four medals—a gold, A survey of U.S. coaches and If an athlete has no money, figure skating team. The sport need a piece of good luck." the Spartans. sports are not popular in the Manchester scored a 71-68 memui risking hia k fty rating. silver and two bronze—and are officials, most of whom seem United States and lack public he can get help from labor or is making a strong comeback Bob Beattie, the U.8. Alpine unlikely to win any more in the highly pleased by American ac and Allen, who turns 18 Satur coach, insists it is Just a ques overtime victory over the Roms He has a 38-1 record and is support. Organized compeitlon sport collectives. Collective working on a seven-bout win ciiiTent Game.°. complishments so far, produced is scarce. farms also are obliged to help day, has the potentialto be tion of time before the Ameri In the first meeting at Man chester and will have to be in ning streak. Speed skater Terry MeDermott these reasons why the Ameri The United States has nq sports with financial contribu come a champion by the 1968 cans break the medal barrier In top fettle to repeat the per Mims once was ranked among captured the gold medal for first cans don’t win: Olympic style skating rinks. tions. Olympics. men’s skiing. place in te 500-meter sprint. formance tonight in Bristol. tbe t<9 160-pounders and was re 1. The number of American Innsbruck has three; Japan has Comparable U.S. costs for The United States n^ver has "You can’t say there la a fail Jean Saubert, the talented Al Game time is 8 o’clock with a spected as a spoiler for those tt- competitors in the sports on the j 16; Scandanavia has hundreds. equipment are skis $180, ski won a medal of any kind in ure where you haven't succeed tle bound. Re stUl hopes for pine skier from Lakeview, Ore., Winter Olympic program. Alpine ski training in America ed before," he added. jayvee prelim set for 6:80. boots $68, skates $40. Coaches men’s skiing. Coach Adolph The earlier triumph was gain PUCK-A-LUCK— New York’s Larry Canan (5) and Ron Murphy of the Chi- the one big break that will re ed in a large measure by a <»go Black Hawks, white shirt, are preoccupied with other matters as Ranger store him to the upper level in tremendous defensive Job on Groalie Jacques Plante and teammate Andy Bathgate attend to the puck at Mad hia division. Bristol’s high-scoring George Mims wiU be » Monday Benoit The AU-Stater was held ison Square Garden. and Archer will be 36 Tueoday. Russian Haul of Medals Radatz Sheds Weight, to three hoops by Bob Escavlch,' When Holly had his first pro a feat that wUI be difficult to fight in 1948, Archer was only duplicate tonight. Sports Vi©wing a 10-year-old fifth grader in tha Benoit and Jeff Beaucar are Bronx. the big guns of the Ram attack Sugar Ray Robinson will ad Sets New All-Time High Ready for Relief Role mit readUy that Mims gava while the Indians depend large TONIGHT ly on the scoring talents of Paul 10 p.m.—^Flgd>t of the Week him plenty of trouble when they DiGravio May Cast Lot met at Miami in 1961, the first (^uasnitschka, Carl Hohenthal Channel 8 AMERICAN MAKES OLYMPIC HISTORY—Scott INNSBRUCK Austria'?'l^**°ni®l®r and 10-kilometer>^the restraining walls, packed BOSTON (AP)—Hulking Dick Radatz Is eager to fight after Ray won the middla- cross country races. and Bob Evans. Allen of Smoke Rise, N. J„ goes through routine (A P )— Canada won its there by Austrian soldiers, was resume his role as the American League’s best relief SA’TURDAY weight title from Jake lAMotta. A crowd of 10,000 lined the hard as concrete and slick as Rams at Home Mims has been getting four or in the men’s figure skating finals in which he won first gold medal with a vic perilous bobsled chute ^o pitcher and is 27 pounds lighter than a year ago to THEYHAVETHEIRUPS AND DOWNS—Barry Kramer (14) left, of New Rockville, Uke Manchester With Detroit Lions t p.m.—College Basketball glass. Channel 22 five fights a year, kxmtg bera third place and became the youngest athlete to ever tory in the four-man bob watch Vic Emery, a towem^^' Emery, who led after each prove it. York University, and Bud Knittel (81) of Holy Cross, have a low level view of knocked from first place In its and Winning there on a path 6-foot-2 sales manager, guide Veteran Gene Conley has own league last Tuesday, goes 8:80—Winter Olympics win a medal in the Winter Olympics. He will be 15 sled-race and Claudia Boy- of the four heats, is recognized port at training camp Feb. 94 the action as NYU’s Harold Hairston (20) and John Sullivan of Holy Cross Channel 8 that has won him no great years old Saturday. *(AP Photofax.) his four-man crew to an upset as one of the most fearless driv scrapped ba.sketball and his for the first time in several out of the loop tonight. The WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP)—The Boston Patri riches or glory. Mims’ over-all arskikh, a 25-year-old Rus dual major league career to take to the air in battle for rebound at Madison Square Garden in New York Rams entertain EUlngton, a 4 p.m.—Golf Classic sian schoolteacher, picked up triumph in the most hazardous ers in the dangerous sport. years. ots may be about to lose another prime quarterback Channel 8 record is 68-24-6. Be never has of all the winter games. concentrate on his attempt at team they defeated 74-58, back her third by anchoring a Soviet The Canadian pilot .showed Conley won 16 games two last night. NYU won, 103-83. (AP Photofax.) prospect to the National Football League. He’s all-Big 4:30— Sports Special been knocked out and ha haa The Canadian sled made the no fear as he shot his half-ton a pitching comeback from 1963 years ago but a late season bas on Jan. 4. A second victory for stopped only IS oi^ioaents. triump in the 15-kilometer MIDGET LEAGUE arm trouble. Coach John Canavari’s crew Ten Ron DiGravio of Purdue and Weymouth, Mass. (Motoroycle Races) THE women’s relay ski race today in final run down the 1,640-yard of steel and wood down the ketball Injury contributed to On the strength of their iriioi^ Standings seems a certainty. Boston’s American League^ Channels 22, 80 , the ninth Winter Olympic chute, with its 14 tricky turns, precipitous chute with a speed Both are among seven players arm trouble and a mere three ing against a common ompoaent; W. This afternoon Cheney Tech entry lost its top draft choice, — « ^ 6 p.m.—Wide W o rld of Games. in 1 minute, 4.01 seconds, giv that at times reached 75 miles who have signed their baseball victories last season. Rubin (Hurricane) Oartar, An- Man. Auto Parts ...... 9 Ski Notes made another bid for victory [uarterback Jack Concannon of J[t g U H © U O W H Sports ing it a total time of 4:14.66 for an hour. He cut the curves—in Boland Oil ...... 8 contracts, the Boston Red Sox For years Conley had been NYU Rebounding Channel 8 Cher deserves to be a eo^ fa The Russians’ medal haul was four runs. announced today. The others offered higher baseball salaries No. 8 entertaining Windham ioston College, to the Phlladel- ^ vorite. Archer beat Carter last Herald Angle boosted to 23, an all-time high, cluding the notorious Witch’s Wyman Fuel ...... 8 6 p.m.—Race of the Week The lone American sled in Include Bill Spanswick — the if he would quit basketball. He Tech. phU Eagles last December. A n n F O U T tO G O Oct 26. Mims, stepping In as a with the relay victory. They Cauldron —so sharply that a t' Elks ...... !. 5 Channel S By the competition, with Bill man the club hopes becomes refused. Now speculation is he South Windsor, etiU undefeat llow the Detroit Lions are in- sub at the last minute, dropped have 10 gold, nine silver and five times it appeared he might | Man. 'Travei Service"! ! ! ! 4 ed in the North Oentral Oon- 6:89—Winter Olympics Hickey of Keene, N. Y., at the shoot off the course. the first starting southpaw has saved a considerable pay t^ y ^ their efforts to land BoStOIl Fiv© Channel 8 Carter Dec. 32, 1962 but loet fiia EARL YO ST bronze. Tedford’s Restaurant .. 4 After Slow Start neoUcut Conference and 10-1 decision. Carter, Incidentally, la wheel, took sixth place with a With Miss Boyarskikh skiing Peck Lumber ...... 3 since Mel Parnell—Bobby Guln- cut by dropping the hoop sport. DiGravio. Sports EkUtor Miss Boyarskikh became the overall, takes on Stafford on the Although DiGravio played in said to have ideked Mims tt ha run of 1:04.79 for 4:17.23. It the anchor leg, the Russians Hilltop Motors ...... 0 don, Jim Gosger, Jerry Dorsch SUNDAY second biggest medal winner of trailed the Italian No. 1 sled, and left-hander BUI Rohr. latter’s gym. Yhe Bobcats won tbe East-West and Hula Bowl BOSTON (AP) — It’s one makes his own pace. swept over the 15-kllometer by a 96-point margin the firat 2:89—NBA Basketball the games, beaten only by her with Sergfio Zerdini driving, and course------or 9.3 miles— at See- Salary figures were not dis NEW YORK (AP)—NYU, regarded by many as the games, be was not drafted and down and four to go for the Channels 18, 22 The 10-round match will be Bird in Broadcasting Booth speed-skating teammate, Lidia Tedford's Restaurant pulled time around and should win carried on network (ABC) tele Germany’s No. 1, with jVanz feld in the women’s relay in 59 out a one-point victory over closed. bust of the season only a month ago, appears to be on so is free to sign with any of Celtics in their quest for an 2:30—Sports Spectacular Skoblikova, who won four Rifle ClubNoteg again—but by a smaller maigln. the 81 major clubs in the Unit vision at 10 p.m. Two Judges “ It was what’s known in the trade'as a'chicken call,’ ’’ Scheelle at 'the controls. minutes 20.2 seconds. luckless Hilltop Motors last Radatz, the 6-foot-6 former the way back in college basketball. Eastern Division cushion. Channel 8 championships. The Russian There was a freeze overnight Charter Oak Oonferanoe ac ed States and Canada. DiGravio ’The defending National Bas and a referee win score it by the Boston teevee announcer said over the airways last u... . The United States had no rep night, 26 to 25. This was Hill Michigan State teammate of Second ranked nationaUy ln<^ tion shows league-leading Cov 8 p.m.—^Wlnter Ol3mpioe rounds using a supplementary and the ice on the track and on says he won’t make his decision ketball Association champions Channel 8 Sunday when the officials called a backcourt violation ^ ^ resentatives in the race. top’s third one-point loss and National League bullpen ace the pre-seascm Associated Press program, None o f the top 10 entry hosting Oronrwrtl and point system. they have lost another two In Ron Perranoski of the Dodgers, „ poU, the Violets New York known untU June because he barely staved off a Baltimore 4 p.m. — World of Golf on the Boston Celtics in their NBA game with Cincin tram teams in the A P poU were in Rhom at home to aeoood-place tally for a 94-92 squesdter at overtime. The Elks kept their was nemcd American League City toppled from their high would forfeit his scholarship. Channel SO BCtlm i. Avon. Coventry la only one-half Rube Marquard, a left-hand nati with but seconds to play. The bloke behind the mike playoff hopes alive by turning , Sophomore of the Year by the pei^ as they were beaten then "Up to now, I figured Td sigm (Allege Park, Md., last night. 6 p.m.—Phoenix Open game ahead and needa the win Now comes the first contest of ed pitcher, won only nine games was just another in the long series of unqualified radio First Personality to Hit Trail in Years back Peck Lumber 30-24 in Associated Press last fall. , by Ughtly regarded Wagner, To- LaSalle erased a IS-point with either the Patriots or the Channel 8 REO PELLET CLUB deficit and beat Manhattan 76- to stay there. Rham could do Ha Winnipeg Blue Bombers,” the a home-and-home, back-to-btick In the two yean preceding 1911, teevee men who are masquerad-'?------game. | Known as "The Monster,” M o, Michigan and St. Joseph’s, neighbor a big fs'vor with a vic- 10 p.m.—Winter Olympifis The Recreation Deportment- 62 in the opener twlnbUl as ^foot-1, 170-pounder said here set with New York here tcmlght, Channel 8 but In 1911 he took 24 dectsione Ing as sports announcers or aU' Hilltop got away good with Radatz had a hand in 38 per sponsored Pellet Rifle Club Pa. By BOB BROWN tm y and at the aome time help thorities. ahead of the Bear halfback ki Curt Fromal and Prank Corace yesterday. "I had been consid followed by Boston Garden en for the New York Giants. a 9 -5 lead in the first period as cent of Boston’s 1963 victories. standings find the Community The Violets had a disappoint • For the past month, skiers out Its own cause. The Sachems counters with Philadelphia Sun True, it was a vital call, as both touchdowns and yardage. combined for 42 points. ering their offers most serious Chuck May and Steve Bleiler . winning 15 and saving 14 more, Y with 26 points leading the ing 6-4 mark in January when a2wl akl airea operatora have must find two more wins In day afterooon and Los Angeles K gave the Royals the ball with Giant club records were shat Little Chi Chi Rodriguez shot well. They led at halftime, ! His * — they took a three-week bredk In other games, George Wash their remaining four gamee to ly- tered on all sides during the - . , — 2.03 earned run average American League followed by been ^ytag a guessing game "Then I got a call from the Tuesday night. the score deadlocked. But Cin 14-12, but fell off In the third was the lowest in the leag;ue for exams. ington took an 81-77 victory qualify for the dem C. Tourna Maramen’s march to their 14th the East Siders with 22 points over WUllam and Mary, Temple with the weatherman. (Dondl- Lions the other day. I had talk "We’ve got 10 straight games cinnati failed to capitalize as ^ rio d as John Hull and Brian among pitchers with 10 or more and the West Siders trailing The rest seemingly has dis ment. on the road after that,” said Ticket Sale Help from City Eastern championship, which pelled whatever was wrong defeated Muhlenberg 78 - 66, tions have varied from excellent ed with them before, but now Boston recovered the ball. But forged Tedford’s ahead, decisions. In two years of major with six points. In the National on a Thtuaday to next to noth At 4 thia afternoon, Manchse- CToach Red Auerbach. "That’s from this man’s vantage point also represents an N.F.L. high, Big Man with Ladies’ Cluhs 23-19. Hull and Conn paced league pitching the blazing with the Violets, who have CSemson beat Georgia 88*81 In ter hooka up with Windham in they want to aee me in person. more League the West Siders moved overtime and North. Texas de ing on thp weekend. TtaeYre sending a man here going to be rough.” in front of his video set, and * • * Tedford's with seven points fast-baller has struck out 306 into first place tie with the Y, taken three straight beating a ewimmlng meet at the MH8 After ’Tuesday Boston won’t Refused and Finley ^Hurt^ from four eyewitness reports, apiece with Paul Emmerling in 257 innings. Santa Clara, Army and Holy feated Tulsa 68-65. Fool. The Indiana are 6-2 over next week. each with 24 points. The East "Right now I can’t say how I be home imtil Feb. 28. the officials had a lot of “guts" Tittle Big Gun NEW YORK (NEA) — conectlng for five. May stood "Last year at this time I Cross. Florida State MANGHES'fER EVfl»HNO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1964 HAKIUHESTER ETBNINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1964 f BULTEBIf ...... '■ Apartmento— FlatA— Business Piuperty Bouses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale .. 72 H 0U 8f«.JV v;8«k;,:.:7»':^.f';iM THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Hr FA6ALY aad*^(«t9M HousehoM G oodsjl Houses For Suit . . 7 2 ■ W A u to DrlvUic SduMri 7>A .Tenements 63 For Sale 70 l i g h t housekeeping * « » for Ml^fCHEStER-TalCottvUle Une TWO FAMILY—It’S an. old $14,900—A ir conditioning, dish $16,,206 — Osoofortabie 6 Kksn'BUILblNd W HOO REW ARD i»dy, Wock from Stata Thp- OONOORD IU> - p im M M l e a r n TO DRIVE - Special NEW LUXURIOUS 4 room ranoh, large Uving roam , ttnn- —clieimer than rent to buy this dear, -built when good lumber washer, fireplace, large kitch home near schools, bus, riiopr B(«aq,‘ -#0X170.. attentiaa to nervous and elder- TO a n t PERSON iter private entrance, raasou- spaitmsnt, carpeted, heat, hot T ^ J ^ ^ ” *^****^ on Route ping. 90x160 lot. ImmedlAte oc 94W )iSl. — IF YOU (3AN — ” • »vailable, con al dtnfaig room , oomnot'kitcfMn,' sparkling 9 room; ranch with iwas plentiful, and apace was en, roomy 8 bedroom ranch, CLASSIFIED W. Classroom for teen-agers, able. M9-7969 after »• . water, refrigerator, stove, crete block construction. Ex 3 bedrooms, roofooUen room,' garage, one-half m en ot land, taken for g^tod. And it’s 106x250 lot. Don't wait. Cartton cupancy. Vln Bogginl, M Air pickup service. Day or eve Beat These values washing machine, garage. R eal E state, 643-9382. Anywhere, Anyplace _ cellent financing available. landscaped yard. Karion B. excellent condition and neigh been pam ^red and really tak- W . Hutchins, R ealtor, 649-5182. ning lessons. Reasonable rates. r o o m s f o r **®ti*®*®*,.®?* Adult coupl* only. $iu month borhood. Assumable VA mort M cars of. Kitchen pantry, no 3 ROOMS FURNTTURB ^ Broker, Robertson, Roettor. tU 6968. $14,900 — Outstanding value in W ant Manchester Driving Academy, Mock from **'**JJ®|£' ly. 748-8000. 648-2882, 643-0281. gage. Selling for 819,800. Bar less. And enormous, stately 742-7249. 33.86 MONTHLY en privUeges, parking. e4Wa2T, V ernon Manchester Green area. 6 BRAND NEW MANCHESTER - Year old 9 bara W oods A gency, 640-7702. rooms. Yours for only $28,0(X>. WE HAVE weU 'L ______ADVERTISING 648-9828. ______- KNOX SntBET—4 fooms, re- AMSTON—Route 85. Business room ranch, buUt-ln Mtchen, (Manchester, North end Just rooms, garage, wall-to-Wall Bedroom, Uving Room. dscoraUd, new hasting system, VERY ATTRACTIVE carpeting, exceUent condition, ers anxious to nqr ____ .___ xbles. Dishes, THOMPSON HOUSE - OtMag^ property, approxim ately 2,000 waU-to-wall carpeting, nat off Main Street.) Glenn Rob Manchester. If you want your CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Business Services Rugs, Lamps W one ch ild, garage, $85. CaU •q. ft., concrete block con ural woodwork, attacned ga erta A gen cy, R ealtor. 644-1621, 8 BEDROOM RANCH—At eloee to schools. High as BUver Set, And A Few More Street, G lastonbury 688-0007. sumable mortgage. Trans home sold quickly and eti 8 A JH. to 5 P AL O ffered 13 Accessories Dleasantly furnlahed rooms, struction. ExceUent financing rage, $17,9M. Hayes Agency, 644-1387. ^ , tached garage, roofed patio, fleienUy, ciul Vm Bogginl, avidlable. Frederick M. 648-4808, full basement, Ivge treed ferred owner needs immediate E V E K Y TH m G $288 parking. CaU 649-2888 to r over*. f o u r r o o m tenement one sale. Wesley R. Smith Agency, Realtor, Bel Air Real lutato^ WASHINO MACHINES rei Sght and permwBont guest Broker, 648-2682, 648-0281. READ THIS.... COLONIAL — Prestige environ- lot, well kept established 643-9382. ed, RC!A W hirlpool and Ken- block from Main Street. Call HUGE BPOTOiBSU RANCH, W s 8 649-1894. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIHED ADVT. 8 ROOMS FURNITURE 742-0160 o r 742-8180. neighborhood. Owner has m ore. (MU 643-4918. ratea______• ______family stse kltehsn, walnut home with attached 2-car ga MOMDAT n m i PBIDAT lOsM AJMU—8ATUKDAI 9 AAL $10.18 MONTHLY Wa luive nearing comple two homes, must sell this PTj r NISHBD BOOMS, compete Land For Sale 71 cabinets, three twin sIm bed rage. B eautifully treed hfUf one. $15,900. Ckill (% e t WANTED - B-aono lot OSII SEIARPBNINO Service — Saws, BRAND NEW FOR RENT—One room, heat, tion an oversized Cape on Lots For Sate light housekeeping faculties. rooms, recreation room, Mon- acre lot, 1% ceramic baths, G ovang. 649-4291. knives, axes, shears, skates, Weefinghouse Refrig. living hot water, pariUng. Tel. 643- ACREAGE AVAILABLE In Bol a quiet, residential street PLEASE READ YOUR AD Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, <>ntraUy located. Mrs. Dorsey, 2068. cheeter, only $18,990. (tarlton paneled family room with fire 640-6306 289-8258 TWO BUILDING lots, prime to rotary bladeA (}ulck service. ton Center. Frederick M. Goal, W. Hutchins. 649-tlSZ This fine residence features place. Be sure and call for fur or ‘‘Wont Ada” an taken over the phone na « Capitol Equipment (M.. K Lamps, Tables, Dishes, Silver 14 Arch Street, Manchester. Broker, 648-2682, 648-0281. three big bedrooms plus a cation, city utilities, t^brick RCXHVILLE — Centrally locat' ther information. Wesley R. B A R R O W S & W A L L A C E Agency. 640-8464.. oonveBlenoe. The adverttaer ahooM read hla ad the FIRST Main St., Manchester. Hours Set And A Few More ROOM near MANCHE8TE1R—-Modem, cen snuiU den ud loads of Legal Notices OAT Et APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in thne tor the D O N O r- Accessories FURNISH ED ed, 9 rooms, first floor, heat Smith Agency, 649-18M. Manchester Parkade, dally 7-6. Thursday 7-0. Satur 2 Hasel Street trolly located Cape, near closet space . . . and we tnaertion. The Herald la reaponatble for only ONE Incor- ■END ENVELOPE E V B R Y T H m O $860 Main Street. ed, parking faculties, stove Hooses For Sale 72 Manchester—278-1800 COLUMBIA LAKE building lot day 7-4. 643-7968. 875-9901. schools, bus, shopping, firs- mean loads of closet space! COVENTRY with right-of-way to beach, UMITATIOH OBDSa i«ot or omitted tnaertion for any advertlacroent and then only THAT ARRIVES 649-2170. The kitchen Is a houeevrife's AT A COURT OF PROBATB beM □ me BROWEM 8 R(X)MS FURNTTURB $8,000 - WELL KEPT OH room place, aluminum storms. Vin Sleepy H ollow Road, $8,800. '*1 H uchester' wUhte' snd"ter ' UM to ttie extent of a **01x110 good” tnaertion. Enron whieh do not LAWN MOWERS, sharpened LOOHlhia LIKE dream. G.E. Hotpotnt buUt- Lakefront Home—6 room SOUTH WINDSOR — A house IDASTEesimoM $14.74 MONTHLY GENTLEMAN’S ROOM — NEARLY NEW, 8 rooms, heat, w ich, 8 bedrooms, attoactive Bogginl, Bel Air Real Estate, Frederick M. Gaal,“ Broker, Disuict of ManclMSter on the Met the value of the advertlaement wOl not be corrected by and repaired, sales and serv PART OP A 643-0882. ins are fcptured p'on«>r vlth ranch, .fireplace, 2-car ga that separates the men from day of January, 1964. ice, rental equipment. L A M *rHAr6UARAirrEEs BRAND NEW large cloeet next to bsMt, st- stove, refrigerator and garage, dining area, suburban. Ownsr 643-2682, 643-0281. "m akegood” tnaertion. first floor, $70. Andover. 742' an attractive and imagina rage, Gerald Paric, $15,400. the boys. The man that ex Present. Hon. John J. WaUetL Bk]uipment Oo^., Route 83, SUCES OP PURE TOSSED SALAD- Westingfaouse Washing Machine traottve home near every- anxious. Oirlton W. aitchfos. MANCHESTER - An soldi Judge. Wesfinghouse Ref rig.. Bedroom ' thing. 21 Ohuroh Street. 8726, R ealtor, 949-0182. tive Kitchen-dining ai range- pects a large femriily and is not LARGE PARCEL of B-zone lot. Estate of OttiUe Eckhordt o/k /a Vernon, 876-7609, M anchester cmarcoal ever:/ Heights. Large 5 room Ranch ment. The new baseboard Five room ranch with alu afraid of a little work should OtUUe M. Ecldiardt. late of exchange, Ehiterpriae 1945. Living Room, Dinette, Dishes 649-4966. West Side town, 28 apartments , T IM E - DUPLEX, nice yard and porch, with complete recreation room, hot water heat is econom minum siding. Minuter to call us today. We offer a 7 can be built. On bus Une. Wa Chester in said District, de ^^'^bb’a^rbciated DIAL643-27U Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Blankets, 2-fireplaces, hot water oil heat, beach. Waterfront Park, On moUon of The Cfltn______TYPEWRITERS — Repaired, PUlows And Other Items To LARGE, pleasant fundshed retired or working couple prO' ical to operate, as well as room home easily expanded to ter, sewers, gas. For informa Bonk and Trust Company of ItarV ■i\ tile bath', plastered walls, $10,000. a fourth bedroom and second ford. Conn, executor. overhauled, rented. Yale Type Complete Your Homo room tor two gentlemen, park ferred . 648-0469. being decorative, and pre tion ca ll 648-4362 evenings. ing, private home, conven MANCHESTER garage, excellent condition senting no radiator cleaning b a th .' P rice $17,200. VA as ORDERED: That six months w riter S errice, 649-4986. EVBRYTH INO $444 throughout. P riced at $20,800. Daley Road and MOhawk from the 31st day of January, 196A . 4 5 BILL VOU THOUGIIT WAS A SINGLE >NNEN SOU iences. 648-2641. FOUR room unfurnished apart' chores. Another easy-live sumable mortgage. Top loca MANCHESTER — Rural zone be and the aame ore llmltad and m u K H u a iM AND VICINITY O ia rles Lesperance, 649-7620. Trail—building lot avail BMORTEMd^ a Price Includes DeUvory, Set Up ment. Inquire 238 Center Item—this home has a bath tion. Glenn Roberts Agency, lot, 180 feet frontage, $2,700. allowed for the credHora within Tmiblt Rtathlig Oir Aivarlitar? HANDED m o SHE HACKlE- C O ^ D S R HE LOOKUP ARftHLaNCRAtR able, $600. which to bring in theh: clnlms SNOW PLOWING — (MU 649- Service, Guarantee, Immediate Street. and a half. No traffic prob MLS R ealtors. 644-1621. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, HM W WfEH iOU 8AO "K U P THE CHANOE”!^ a«v M u m r N A K m - B(X)MS tor rent, huslnesa peo BOWERS SCHOOL - 6 room 649-2813. against said estate, and sold axo- 7863, 875-8401. DeUvery Or Free Storage Until Three fam ily 6-5-8. 8-car ga Cape, full shed dormer, 2 lems with the kiddles to the FREDERICK M. GAAL cutor is directed to give poblie no- ple. 17 Spruce Street. 649-2404. t h r e e r o o m heated apart MANCHESTER—5 bedrooms, 2 Uce to the creditors to bring hi M-Hrar Aam riag SanriM You Are Ready For It ment, second floor, limit two rage, exceUent investment baths, remodeled kitchen, rec morning — or any other BROKER SENIOR GIRL Scout Troop 1— property, $24,600. time. Put all this plus pleas full baths, heated patio, rec their claims within snid Ume- al Phone For REWARD R(K)M tor lady or gentleman, adults. CkiU 940-1788 after 6 room , $18,900. PhUbrick Agen lowed by publishing------a copyly of this Babysitting and Odd Jobs Bu Bonds— Stocks— Help Wanted— ^Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 ing architectural style (nice 643-2682—643-0281 reation room, acre secluded Legal Notices order in smne newspaper having n SAMUEL ALBERT quiet. Inquire 224 C9iarter Oak p.m . cy , 640-8464. reau, such as carwashes, house H TFD . CH-7-0868 front overhang) on a nicely lot. Vln Bogginl, Bel Air Real clrcuIoUon in sold probate district Fiaa la Harald Raadan cleaning, etc. Always someone Mortfirages 31 St., 643-8368, 246-4788. Colonial, center entrance, BOLTON — 440 foot frontage, E state, 643-9332. LIMITATION ORDEB within ten days from the dote at PLUMBERS, heating men, U- NOW D lS P L A Y m O —1964 m od A —-L — B -—E —-R—~T — -S FIVE R(X)MS, nean shopping, BOLTON CENTER—Fine ranch treed lot and you’ve got a AT A COURT OF PROBATE h«ld this order and return make to this available. L ow rates. (MU 649- censed, and experienced help els of Trojan, MFO, Cruisers 2-car garage, IH baths, wooded, and even a brook. Me A BETTER ARRANGEMENT 48-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD adults, no children, $56. month home of seven rooms, vacant. truly fine home. Builder cwrt of'the ^ Want InfoimatloB on one of onr elaaatlled ^ 9886 or 643-4620. ers wanted for new work. For Inc., Duo and Evinrude mo fireplace, wall-to-wall car Lot Is 100x400 with large trees, Neat 6 room older home with District of Manchester on the 80th JOHN J. WAIXETTr JodSS. at the telephone Bated? Simply eaB the o f your finances wUl m ake OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. N ici FRONT room nekt to ly. 07 So. Main St. CaU 643- peting. Many more extras, wishes to start other build day of January, 1964. appointm ent caU 529-8287. tors. For your convenience now some birch. Two car attached fire alarin system. (Hose to Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, more of your inctune available bath, parking. 643-6422. 8586. $20,000. ing venture. Priced for fast TWO FAMILIES for personal use. Lump debt open 7 days a week. Petsold’s, TRY MARLOW’S first for best garage plus one detached. M anchester Une. $15,000. E . J. Judge. UBnTATION ORDEB MANCHESTER - ROCKVILLE ATTK3S and cellars cleaned sale at $17,500. Carpenter, B roker, 640-5051. Estate of Julia Cocdc. late of AT A COURT OF PROBATB luld into one monthly payment of Route 6A, Portland, Conn. CMU' 'values on bedroom, Uving PLEASANT ROOM for gentle ROCKVILLE — 8 room, first Basement, oil heat, nice sec at Manchester within and for the (MU 649-2498. M iddletown, D I 2-1196. $15,900 and up—Over ten Manchester in said District, de ANSWERING SERVICE $22.25 for each thousand dollars room, dinettes, chairs and m an, parking. 21 Edm und St. floor, unfurnished, heated Two FamUy—needs work. tion. Asking $26,000. T. J. PORTER STREET area — 6 ceased. District of Manchester on the 6tb including repayment over five tables. Big selection at low, apartmtot, used stove and re' SmaU down paym ent, $10,- Crockett, R ealtor, 643-1577. CALL BUILDER AT listings available. Flats, On moUon of Otto L. Cook. Val d ^ of February, 1964. 649-0500 — 875-2519 643-8208. room Ckipe on large land duplexes, 2 or 8 bedroom ley View Lane, Vernon, Conn., ad Present, Hon. John 3. Wallett. Household Services yea rs. E tank Burke, 246-8897, RECEIVING low February Furniture Sale frigerator optional, newly dec 900. ministrator. Judge. Diamonds— Watches— MANCHESTER - Two famUy, 649-6644 scaped lot, $500 down. Ckill arrangements. Financing Offered 13-A Connecticut Mortgage Ex t^ces. E-Z terms. Furniture orated, $66 monthly. Ken Os- Carl Zinsser, 643-0088, or H ow ORDEiRED: That six monUis ' Estate of Alton R. Coe, tote at and leave yonr meaeage. ToffO h w *r«ii onr CLEAN, comfortable room lor 5-5, walking distance to bus not a problem. Further from the 30th day of January, 1964, Moncheeter in eold DIeblet, de change, 16 Lewis St., Elartford, Jewelry 48 D ept., 867 M ain St. t r im ^ , 648-6160. Ranch—custom buUt, 28 foot ard Realty Co., 232-6276. ceased. mmu. trlthont apending aH avenlng nt the telepboiia. Conn. MAN gentlem an. CaU 649-0641. Une, 8 large bedrooms, big particulars available. be and the same ore limited and REWEAVINO' of burns, moth living room, fireplace, 2- kitchen with dining area, Uv allowed for the creditors within On moUon of The Connecticut luUes Zippeis repaired. Win WATCH AND JEWELRY ro; LARGE upright freezer; auto AVAILABLE March 1—Nice 6 MANCHESTER — Six room which to bring in their clolnu Bonk and Trust OMnpaay a t Ber9> Pull-Ume, year ’round posi pairing. Prompt service. Up to matic wa^er, like new; two FURNISHED ROOMS for gen room duplex with IH baths, car heated garage, rec ing room, utility room, very COVENTRY — Privacy on 8 against said estate, and sold ad ford. Conn., executor. dow Shades made to measure; room; plaster walls, beau Cape, 2-car garage, aluminum WESLEY R. SMITH OflDERBb: That six Lost and Found AutomobUes For Sale 4 Business Opportunities 32 tion, experience in receiv $20 on your old watch In trade. bedroom sets and miscellan tlemen; free parking; also, oil heat, $125. 648-0237. best condition. R educed to $21,' acres, oversize 4 bedrown ministrator is directed to give pub aU sises Venetian blinds. Keys tifully landscaped, acre lot 400. Good investm ent. W olver- siding, new heat, plumbing and lic notice to the creditors to bring in from the 6th day of February, made whUe you wait Tape Re ing methods preferred, all Closed Mondaye. F. E. Bray, eous furniture, lie Benton cabins with efficiencies. Call Cape, plaster walls, large bath, wooded lot, $16,500. Phil- their claims within said time al- be and the some Ore limiteo ___ 1967 FO RD F airlane C onvert ANDOVER—4 room apartment with view , $17,900. ton A gency, R ealtor, 649-2818. AGENCY LOST—Lady Elgin watch at cord ers fo r re n t M arlow ’ s 867 FOR SALE—Due to illness. company benefits. Apply in 737 Main Street, State TTieater Street. Scranton Motel and Cabins, rooms, trees, high location. brick A gency, 649-8464. lowed by publishing a copy of this allowed for the creditors within ible, front end damaged, re M arie’ s Luncheonette, 332 with stove and refrigerator, order in some newspaper having a which to bring in their olalms Parkade, between Grants and M ain, 648-S22L person or call Mr. Glad B uilding. 649-0826, between 6-7. Seldom offered at only $18,900. 649-1894 a]^n st said estate, and sold eoce« mainder excellent ccmdition. Green Road, Manchester. In stone at 648-9909. COLD8POT refrigerator guar first floor. (Jail 742-7641. MANCHESTER - Attractive 6 im- circulation in aaid probate district Llggetts, Tuesday evening. room brick Cape, fireplace, Lawrence F. Flano, Re-ltor, I MANCHESTER — Large 'Within ten days from the date of cutor is directed to give public no P rice $325. 649-2210 after 6. quire 7 a.m.-4 p.m. anteed In first-class running CSiaries Nicholson, this order and return moke to this tice to the creditors to bring hi P lease ca ll 64S-831S. THREE ROOMS with bath, hot PASEK REALTY trees, ovendse garage, near 648-2766, maculate modern ranch, con Building— (Mntnirting 14 Fuel and Feed 49-A condition, very reasonable. Call Rooms With Board 59>A 742-6864. venient location, city utilities, court of the notice given. their claims within said time al I/jST — Insulated boots and 1965 FORD, 8 cylinder, stand 843-0176. water, refrigerator. CaU after 286-7470-648-7206-946-8176 bus. school, shqppiju. Only $15,490—Buy this stimulating ______JOHN J. w a l l e t t , judge. lowed by publishing a oopy of this WANTED—Roomers and board 4, 648-8680. $14,900. Carlton W. m tch ln s, extra large lot. Vin Bogginl, order in some newspiMOW having a black loafers, vicinity Silk City ard transmissiCHi, Fenton floor QUALITY CARPENTRY — Help Wanted— Female 35 DRY OAK W(X)D, cut fireplace MANCHESTER GREEN — 8 B el A ir R eal E state, 648-9382. Cape Cod to park-likc setti^. ^ c o u r t o p p r o b a t e held rirculatlon in sold probate dltorf" (diift with 3 twos with progres ers, gentlem en p referred. 128 649-5182. room ranch, formal dining' Upstairs bedrooms completed. at Manchester, within and for the within ten days from the dote Cleaners. Reward. Oall alter 8 Rooms, basements refinlshed, GRAND-WAY and stove length, |10 per load 8IX R(X)MS, newly renovated, sive linkage, $150. o r best o f ’TUPPERWARE has openings deUvered. T el. 742-7888. FOR SALE—Refrigerator. Good B lssell Street. 649-8808. room, fii^flace, kitchen bultt- with numerous bullt-lns. Down-! district _of Manchester, cm the 8th this order and return maks p .m ., 643-8961. buUt-ins, formica file, general garage, good location. CkiU 648- OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 P.M. day of February, A.D. 1964. court of the notice given. fer. (MU 643-8906 a fter 5 :80 now for two part-time and two condition, $36. Call 643-6310. VERNON - LOVELY older 7 BOL/TON — Modern, neat, 8- 1ns, basement garage, max stairs offers tastefully decorat- repair. No ]ob too smaU. (MI1| Manchester Parkade 4407 a fter 6 p .m ., and Satur Pres(resent, ■ "Hon. John- ■ J.- •Wallett, JOHN J. W X U J B T r, Jndgn NOTICB is hereby given that p.m . WUliam Robbins (Mrpentry fuU-time dealers. No cash out room Dutch Colonial, 2-car gur bedioom Ranch, UOxUO lot, imum financing available. 27 PITKIN ST. ed living room, dining room, Judge. AUTOMATIC SO” gas range Apartments—F lati^ day after 9 a.m. P aso B ook No. 95388 issued b y S ervice. 649-3446. lay. Earn as you learn. (Mr Garden— Farm— Dairy rage, 2 baths, near acre uA. garage, patio, assumable mort' W esley R . Smith A gency, 649- bedroom, modem kitchen. Ex Estate of Florence B. Bipe, tote LIMITATION O B D B B The Savings Bank of Manches 1956 CHEVROLET B el A ir 2- necessary. (Mmmlssion. Phone with grill, clock, and timer. Tenements 63 gage, monthly payments |U6. Gracious 11-room Colonial of Manchester in said district, de AT A COURT OF PROBATB baM MECHANIC WANTED for new Products 50 THREE ROOMS, heat, stove Fine neighborhood. Hayes 1804. tra added feature—basement ceased. ter has been lost and applica door sedan, fuUy equipped, ADDITIONS — Rec rooms, re 247-7941. M oving—m ust sell. 68 Spruce B el AJr R eal Bstata, 648-9882. in fine residential neighbor rec room. Only 12 years old - at Manchester within and for Iba and used car department. Must and refrigerator, electricity, A gency, 648-4808. Upon application of John F. Shea, District of Manchester on the Mb tion has been made to said automatic transmission, $200. modeling, bathrooms filed. APPLES — Mace, Baldwins, Street o r 649-8662. FOUR ROOM FLAT, first floor, MANCHESTER—Six rooms, ga hood, 6 bedrooms, 4% walk to schools, shopping, bus Jr. praying that an Instrument be experienced. Company clo se to bug line. 643-8418. purporting to be the lost will uid diw of February, 1964. _ „ bank for payment of the 643-2989. (MU 649-4291. Greenings, DeUclous, Ufine- central location, heat and hot MODERN, Immaotdats 8-bed rage, oil heat, porch, wall to baths, large family room, line. Wesley R. Smita Agency, Present, Hon. Jotm J. WolUta benefits plus pidd hospitaliza LOOK WHERE you will. You beautifully landscaped lot testament of said deceased be ad amount of deposit. RN or LPN, fuU or part-time. aaps, Romes, Starke. Bunco water, one year lease. Call m ROOM duplex luxurious room Ranch, practicaUy In wall carpeting, bookcases, 649-1894. mitted to probate as per sppltea- Judge. E X T R A CLEAN 1959 F ord CARPENTRY and floor sanding tion. Apply Arnold Harris, won’t beat Marlow’s deluxe 2- 649-5048, betw een 6-8:80 p.m . with cabana and patio. Im Estate of Albert W. Stetabjrg. Vernon Haven, 876-2077. Farm, 629 W. Center. 648-8118. apartment, baths, all mod back yard of B^ers School, N IN E ROOMS city utilities, good condition Uon on file, it Is tote of Mondiester in sold Dto- LOST—Large gray cat with Galaxie 2-door Hardtop, one our specialty. Old floors made S ervice Manager, B oum e- l^ece colonial custom made mediate occupancy. For ORDERED: That the foregoing em conveniences, appliances. quiet, refined neighborhood. throughout. Near Buckley trlct, deceased., ^ . owner, excellent mechanical new. 649-8458, 644-0615. B ulck, In c., 285 M ain Street, wing style sofa and chair. Both THIRD FLOOR apartment, 8 application be heard and deter On mottlon of Gertrude.B. Wood bell and name on collar, vi Rent very reasonable. CaU Mr. B el A ir R eal E state, 048-0332. Schom. Priced at only $14,000. pa^culars phone Mrs. Suz mined at the Probate office in Man cinity Bigelow Street. InfOr- ccmditlon. (MU 643-2282. Manchester. Household Goods 51 fo r $188. C hoice colors. El-Z rooms, heat, stove and refirlg- Owner transferred. Charles anne Shorts, 643-8886 or Legal Notices chester in said District, on the 20th of said Manchester, executrix. term s. M arlow ’s Furniture, 867 erator, close to school, church B aker, 648-5277. MANCHESTER — 6 room SpUt In this older home,), posslblo day of February. A.D. 1964. at ten ORDERED: That six BAdOttM m< m a tioo appreciated. Oall 640- SEWING MACHINE five bedrooms. Walkliliking dis- L esperance, 649-7620. Mrs. Doris McLallen, 629- from the 5th day of February. 1*64, 2213. 1968 LINCOLN Continental 4- Special iftorvlees 15 WANTED — Experienced ma EVERYTHINO IN sterilized re M ain St. and shopping. (MU between 7-8 Level, deep landscaped lot, ga 6770. LIMITATION OBDEB o'clock In the forenoon, and that be and the some are limited and ole door Sedan, black with red chinists, mold makers, and tool conditioned used furniture and ROCKVILLE—Sunny 6 room up tance to Bowers,B, n iing. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held noUce be given to all person. In- « 'RLThe p.m ., 848-0082. rage, utility room, rec rorm, MANCHESTER Vicinity-Spot at Manchester within and for the terested in said estate of the pen- ISStS hriifr ^ UiSr leather interior. Clean, low BARROS BROTHERS—We spe- makers. Apply In person. Seg appliances, high miallty • low TWO PIECE living room set; p er duplex, $115. Heat and 2 baths, fireplace. Cloer to and High Schools, plus shop OPERATORS water. Available March 1. Ref less 6 room Ranch, 12x19 bay J. Watson Beach & Co. District of Manchester on the 30th m Ueage. 649-5180. cUlse In concrete floors and M anufacturing, In c., 218 H art p rices. L eB lanc Biumlture, 196 two small maM® tables; two 8^ ROOM GARDEN apart schools, churches, and shop ping. Two new tiled baths. windowed Uving room, heated di^ of January, 1964. Announeanents 2 steps. CaU Joseph B arros, 742- fo rd Road. lamps; maple kitchen set, ment, central location, heat, eren ces. CaU 875-6462. All new plumbing. New REALTORS—522-2114 Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, South Street, Rockville, 876- ping. $18,000. W olverton A g ^ play room, garage, many ex Judge. .paper having 1967 FORD, V -8, standard sh ift; 7680. 2174. Open 9-8. table, 4 chairs. Excellent con' hot water, stove, refrigerator cy. Realtor, 640-3M. countere. Recent furnace. In their claims ■within said time Experienced operators and NEW LUXURIOUS 4 room tras, half acre lot, under $17,- MANCHESTER — Baldwin Rd. Estate of Frank L. Lange, late of culation In said district, at least lowed by publishing a copy of thto ELECTROLUX sales and serv 1967 Plym outh Sedan, good SHORT ORDER cook. 4 or 6 dition. 649-7288. and parking Included. Avail This house can be used as 000. Gerard 'Agency, Realtors, Manchester in said District, de seven days before the day of said ice, bonded representative, Al trainees needed. ExceUent apartment, carpeted, heat, hot Prestige 6 room Ranch on a hearing, to appear if they see order in some tajlng a condition; 1963 and 1964 P lym - hours an evening. Ask for Leo able M arch 1. R ental ' $110 82 FOOT RANCH, Porter Street a 6 room home with a 8 648-0865, 644-8325. ceased. circulation in sold v r o t ^ dtotricA fre d A m ell, 206 H enry S t , M an oth cheap. 116 Benton Street. Roofing— Siding 16 opportunity for quaUfied at Ckivey’s Restaurant USED 18” Emerson T-V, FHF water refrigerator, stove, area, beamed celling, 2 fire room apartment. All for hlU with a million dollar view, On motion of Arthur J. LeClaire, cause at said time and place and within ten days from the dote M month. CaU Mr. Goodehlld, w ashing machine, garage. Uirtog room 14x24, large field- Jr. of sold Manchester, adminis be heard relative thereto, and make ch ester, 643-0400. trainees to learn sewing. only, A-1 condition, best offer. places, 1% baths, buUt-ina, 6 only $14,6(X). CHESTNUT STREET . . . An this order and return make to thto WATKINS 648-0000. stone fireplace, center en trator with will annexed. return to this court, and by mail court of the notttto glvsn.. 1964 CHEVROLET 2-door, A. A. DION. m e. Roofing, A pply C all a fter 8 p .m ., 648-6961. Adult Couple on ly. $116 month large rooms, double garage, excellent investment. Two ORDERED that six months from ing on or before February 7, 1964, aiding, painting. Carpentry. Al- Salesmen Wanted 36-A ly. 742-8090. trance foyer, heated sunporch, JOHN J. WA J n d c* INCOME TAX Returns prepared standard shift. Mechanically FOUR ROOM apartment, In 128’ frontage. Carlton W. famUy flat, good heating sys the 30th day of January, 1964, be by certified mail, a copy of said by auditor. Business and iO' terafions and addifions. Ceil garage. Built 1966. $23,600. G er and the some are limited and al ndll and of this order to Dorothy good. New snow fires extra. BARGAIN SHOP SEWING MACHINES — Special cluding heat, hot water and Hutchins, R ealtor, 649-5182. tems, small lot, selling for only Bogg. 24 Princeton St.. Holkoye, dividual. Raymond Girard. Call CaU 643-8750. ings. Workmanship guaran PAINT SALES TRAINEE want this week. Two trade-in port WARREN E. HOWLAND ard A gen cy, R ealtors, 643-0366, lowed for the creditors within MANCHESTER MODES, ed by quality paint manufac gas for cooking. Stove and FOUR ROOMS, second floor, $16,600. A partm ents are easy which to bring In their claims i Frank Busch. 1006 Mom- c o lle c t 875-7382. teed. 299 Autumn S t 648-4860. ables, recemditioned, excellent electric refrigerator fumfohed.. M a i n s t r e e t property — REALTOR 644-8825. agolnst said estate, and said o d -' lufT SW e Drive. Colorado Springs, INC. turer for local established ter $42.50 48” M odem Walnut redecorated, garage. 646-0361. to rent. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, mlnlstrator c.t.a is directed to I C o lo r s ^ ____ Read Herald Ads. operating condition. Real bar- P lease ca ll 649-7884, 6-7 p.m . Ideally suited tor business or 860 M ain St., M anchester 648-1577. INCOME TAXES prepared In 1966 PONTIAC In fa ir condl- BIDWELL HOME Improvement ritory. Sales experience re Cfocktall Table, 29.95 S^dns a t $12.95 and $29.96 profe^onal use, large 8 room TOLLAND—Five acres, 8 room rive public notice to the creditors | JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge, your home or by appointment, Company — Roofing, siding, al Pine Street M anchester q u ir e . $300. i>er m onth, bonus, Cape, 4-car garage, $12,990. to bring in their claims within fion. (MU 649-1423. Terms as low as $1.25 a week WE HAVE CUSTOMERS wait home, including two paneled 648-1108 experienced tax work, 24 hour terations, addifions and re car allowance, liberal benefits $44.95 Twin Size Modem ing for the rental of your apart offices with separate entrance, RockvUle R ealty. 876-2527. co p y of this order m 'some news Blond Birch Panel Bed, 24.96 after minimum down payment. Furnished Apartments 63-A BETTER THAN NEW—6 room se rv ice . (MU 643-4728. CHEVROLET 1960, B el A ir se modeling of aU types. Excel including Blue Cross and In Singer Sewing O n te r , 832 ment or home. J. D. Realty, garage. Business Zone IH. paper having a circulation in said lent w on m an ah ip. 649-6496. Ranch, garage, 2 baths, dish MANCHESTER — Brand new probate district within ten days dan, radio, heater, power- surance. Excellent advance Main Street. Tel. 648-8888. Re 648-5129. THREE HEATED rooms fur PhUbrick A gency, 649-8484. FEDERAL INCOME tax re ment opportunity. Send resume $64.50 30” Bachelor’s Chest, washer, many extras, conven Just completed 6 room raised from the date of this order and gUde, 6 cylinder, 7 fires and pairs on all makes. nished, private entrance, desir ient location . Only $19,900. return make to this court of the turns prepared with your sav RN , part tim e. Call 649-2868. gi'ving age, education and ex 3 drawers, plastic top, matches MANCHESTER — 4 approved' ranch unsurpassed for quality “WHEITE THE ACTION 1ST wheels, private party, $1,060. FOUR ROOM tenement, Blssell able, $65; 4th large heated ONE NEW, one converted . . . CaU R om ar R ealty, In c., 643- notice riven. ings in mind. Reasonable Roofing and Chlmnevs 16-A perience to Box G, Herald. bed, 29.60 Street, $70. Needs redecorat Comer of Starkweather and building lots Including one with and price. This beautiful home J orHN J. WALLETT. Judge firm. Must see to" appreciate. STEREO SET—Stromberg Carl room, furnished, with garage, 7 room home and double ga-. 2844, 628-2007. rates. E . 3. B ayles, 640-6246. ing. 649-5229, 9-6. Green Road. Two homes, one has large rooms, paneled en 643-4017, 4-7 p.m . o r m ornings R(X>BTNG — Specialising re $54.50 44” Desk, four drawers, son, Oomponant series, almost $80. ChUdren w elcom e. GA 0- rage. Many trees, AT A COURT OF PROBATB held MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES next week. RN W ANTED, 3-11 shift, 40 a three down and three up two ____ . _goo6 txi loca-| trance and fireplace wall, for at Manchester, within and for the INCOME TAX RETURNS pre- pairing roofs of all kinds, new hour week. Call Laurel Manor Situations Wanted— matches above, 49. new, cost $800. 2-p lece blond 0928. tion. $15,400 compfote. Phil- modem, private party will sell NEW BUILDINO, 688 Hartford family, the other a four and' BOWERS S(HOOL — 7 room mal dining - room, charming district of Manchester, on the 30th I>ared by fonner Internal Rev roofs,. gutter work, chimneys C onvalescent H ospital, 649-4519. Fem ale 38 day of January, A.D. 1964. TWO 1940 FORD C oupes; one ______$99.00 ^Modern Lounge CSiair, fo r h alf p rice . CaU 648-4017 fo r Road. Crest,' luxurious duplex CHOKH, EXE(JUnVE type four (n ew ). The sm aller one Is brick A gency, 649-8464. Cape, fUU shed dormer, fire kitchen with dining area and HOME OF THE VALUE-RATED USED CARS enue agent in convenience of cleaned, repaired. Aluminum apartments, 4’,^ rooms, IMi buUt-ins, IH colored ceramic Present Hon. John J. Wallett, 1933 Plym outh (M upe; front siding. 80 years’ experience. SECRETARY - Receptionist— WILL CARE for children In my foam cushion, walnut legs, tan particu lars tiU 7 p.m . heated, ' furnished 2-bedroom selling fo r $17,900, the new one MANCHESTER - 0 room Cape place, garage, near all schools, Judge. ycur home. Individual and ends, rear ends, floor trasn- baths, modem facilities, new tiled baths, 8 twin bed sized Estate of Anton Petrowlch. tote of Free estimates. CaU Howley, Unusual opportunity for a ca-1 home while mother works, Ver- basketweave, 59. apartment, first floor, center for $24,600. Can make an at- in quiet but cmvenient . . . loca $16,600. Owner 649-1796. Sue and Test Drive One of These Tonight! business. BIU Duchesneau, misslon. Many Ford parts. G .E . appliances, *and m any ex Rockville, adults, $35 weekly. tractive deal if sold together. bedrooms, oversized 2-car ga Manchester in said district, de 649-8938. 648-6361, 648-0768. reer in a worthwhile and In non-R ock ville area. CaU 876- tion, level lot with trees, oil hot ______^ . ceased. '648-2606 after 6. 8854. I $132.50 47^” Round Maple Musical InMtmments 53 tras. Open dally and Sundays. 876-912)., Excellent financing, too. There water heat, aluminum storms rage with amesite drive. Love Upon application of Emma Well 1962 OLDSMOMlE teresting position in the office | Come in and see. Very reason 196? OLDSMOBILE FULL-TIME tax accountant Dining Table, spoonfoot leg, is an assum able $18,800 m ort and screens, rec room, 8 bed-; *$17,900. D esirable B uckley ly lot. There is much more and man proymg that an Instrument Heating and Plumbing 17 of a doctor in the Rockville i able rent. Evenings call Mr. TWO R(X)M heated apartment purporting to be the last will and ready to assist you with your plastic top, '79.50 gage on the new one. T. J. rooms. Immaculate through School Area. Older home, re it’s priced below $20,???. For "88” HoUday sedan. Low "88” Holiday aedan. Radio, area. Applicant must be an' GUI, ow ner, 643-4362. Kitchen set, gas range, bed further information and ap testament of said deceased be ad Income tax preparation. Rates Trucka—Tractors 5 PLUMBmG AND Heating, (30YA O 10 classical guitar wltii skett, R ealtor, 648-1577, out, 116,800. Wolverton Agency, cently redone . . . m od em mitted to probate per application on mileage, one owner. Local heater, Hydramatte, power exceUent typist, neat and ac- $89.00 Shield-back Ladiea ca se, new $100. 04S-8901. room set, refrigerator. Free kitchen, exceUent heating sys pointm ent ca ll builder, 649-5624. file, it 1B reasonable. S. J. Turidngton new installations and repairs. curate In her work and able I T-cuahioi, R ealtor, 640-2813. ■ trade in. Very clean. stering, power teakez. Mlee HALF TON pickup truck, 8 foot AVAILABLE ImmediateIy-4 gas, electricity. Low rent. Ap tem, paneled family room. ORDERED: That the foregoing clean car! Wonderful tam- J r., 643-7731. 643-1774, to meet the public. References i y^L-pERATIONS and ironing pleats, brown, 69. room apartment, automatic VERNON — Three bedroom application be heard and deter body, radio, heater, 3-speed ply 10 Depot Square, Apt. 4. NORTH CXJVBNTRY - Near Only one bath but space ga mined at the Probate office in Man Uy ea r. both personal and business re-] (loc a piece for ironina). CaU ..n m m. j tat « heat and hot water, convenient lore tor another. Vacant. Will Ranch, buUt-ins, 12x17 Hiring chester in sold Dtotrict. on the 17th $2795 floor riilft. Good ctHidifion. quired. Salary commensurate! 843.0981*^ “ $69.96 ’Twin Size Bookcase A ntiques 56 Parieway. Like new 6H room $22 9 5 IN (X)M E T A X serv ice. 649- 649-8628 after 0 p.m . Radio-TV' Repair location. Working couple. CaU (X)psr Colonial-Ranch, 6 acres, 2-car trade, too. T. J. (Jrockett, Real room, natural woodwork, alu day of February, A. D. 1964, at j ^th experience, Uberal bene-' ______!______Bed, blond msdiogany, 29,90 849-4319. minum storms, immaculate two o ’clock in ihe afternoon, and 3329. Services 18 MANCHESTER GREEN —An Business Locattons garage, early American. Hayes tor, 643-1677. that notice he given to oil per fits. Write Box S, Herald. j PRACmCAL NURSING In pri- tiques. Open every day except A gency, 643-4803. throughout, $14,900. G erard sons interested in said estate of the 1963 CHEVROLET vate homes, preferably nights. 4',i ROOMS, new two family, For Rent 64 A gen cy, R e a ltm , 648-0365, 644- 1962 CHRYSLER INCOME TAXES prepared by Auto Driving School 7-A OJNNIE’S TV and Radio Serv M onday. 481 B . M iddle Turn This beautiful hom e Is lo pendency of said application and retired Internal Revenue of ice, available all hours. Satis PILGRIM MILLS has opening C an 649-1423. pike. 848-7222. second floor, Hilliard Street, cated at 517 Vernon Street, SEVEN R(X)M older home, 4 8325. the time and place of hearing Bel Air 4-dr. sedan. This for salesladies and cashier. WATKINS BROTHERS BUILDINO 60x40 suitable tor thereon, by publishing a copy of New Yorker 4-dr. eedan. If fice r. M arvin B aker, 643-0277. faction guaranteed. CaU 649- separate oil burner, $126. Manchester. Situated on a bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x151. one is a real grai. Looks Apply to Msuiager at PUgrim storage, B-1 zone, Buckland OLD COLONUL this order in sente newspaper hav you are a Oiryrier fan, yon 1810. 643-2618, 247-3686. well manicured lot which Marion E. Robertatm, Realtor, MANOIBSTER — Two family, ing a clrculatim in said district, at like new. — has everything E -Z L E R N MUls, 177 H artford R oad, M an D ogs— ^Birds— P ets 41 966 MAIN STREET eectioo. 649-8408. must see and test drive TOUR YARN SHOP now locat Wanted—To Buy 58 has 223 feet frontage, 185 643-5968. 6-5-2, centraUy located, sep) least seven days before the day of on it. ed at 39 CJottage Street, hours chester, 10 a.m.—9 p.m. AKC KEESHOND puppies, 8 arate heating and utUities, sold hearing, to appear if they see this m ie .. .ton ig h t! Moving— Trucking— TWO ROOMS and bath, heated, feet deep. Foundation Is cause at said time and place and be $2545 10-4, Mcmday through Friday, Driving School weeks old. Ready for Valen WE BUT, SELL or trade an SO. WINDSOR — Im m aculate Seven large enlightening $19,400. Owner, 649-0388. Storage 20 CASHIER-TTOST—Some book- tique and used furniture, china, $60. 649-5229, 9-6. ■TORB, 460 M ain S treet 649- 25x44 which makes for heard relative thereto, and make cloeed Saturdays. tin e’s D ay. 649-8656. SPECIAL—Clearance sale on generous room sizes. It has 6H room ranch, breezeway, rooms, formal dining room, return to this court, and by mail $2695 Oonnecttcut's largest, auto- keeping experience, 40-hour glass, sUver, picture frames 6229, 0-6. garage, half acre lot, city porch, 2-car garage, con 6’.^ room Green Manor Ranch. ing on or before' February 3.1964. mafic and standard shift, MANCHBS’TER DeUvery. Light week, extra benefits, transpor new Motorola stock—one 19” . 8 honest to goodness rooms Ideal location, extras. Must by certified mall, a copy of said ADORABLE white Toy Poodle. and old coins, old dolls and INDUSTRIAL 8PACH — T.S60 water, priced for quick sale. venient location on bus Une. 1962 CHEVROLET free pick-up service, teen trucking and package deUvery. tation necessary. Gaer Bros., portable, $189.96; one delince guns, hobby coUecUons, attic which includes a kitchen sell, $14,800. N o brokers. 640- vnl' and of this order to Helen 5 months old, AKC registered, 19” portable, $149.95; one con- square feet, includes office, with built-in oven, range, H ayes A gency, 643-4803. Many improvements. New Petrowlch, c/o Emma Wellman. 34 1962 OLDSMOBILE Automobiles For Sale 4 age elaasroom, older and Refrigerators, waahera and 140 R ye Street, So. W indsor. 649-0908. contents or whole estates. Fur- NOTICE roof, aidi^, etc. Only $16,- 1356. St. John St.. Manchester. Coim:: Super Sport convertible. nervous students oui me- stove moving specialty. Folding sole, reg. $264.95, now $219.97; j ^ture Repair iBerrice TtUcott- Broikd Street location. Call dishwasher and disposal, a MANCHESTER — Spacious 6. Estelle LIchanec, RFD No. 3. 'Box Looks like new, drives Uke In accordance 'with the re 900. Starflre 2-dr. hardtop. Just NEED CAR? Tour credit tum- cla lty 116 Center St.. Man- chairs for rent. 6M-0762. SE(3RE3TARY - Receptionist- 640-8288, 640-1807. large sunny living room room Ranch, 1-car garage, TWO F A M ILY , asking $21,000, No. 350. Stafford Springs. Conn.: new. Very low mileage. loaded with extras. One , ed down? Short on down pay- Articles For Sale 45 o.**®"*® vm e. O ou n T rel. 648-7449. quirements of the Zoning Regu Carl Petrowlch. c/o Commissioner c b e ^ . (MU fo r free bocdc- Excellent opportunity for a ca *$329.96, now $239.97. B a r lo w 's ______with fireplace, dining room, many extras. CaU Carl Zinsser, 4-4, plus rented brick building, Spring is just around the owner. Real clean. ' ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- le t 648-8861 re e r In a w orthw hile and In T V , 1089 T olland Turnpike lations for the Town of Man OFFK3B SUITE In modem pro 2-oar garage, monthly gross of Welfare. State Office Building. Painting— Papering 21 THE ONLY KNOWN worm 8 ally bedrooms with closet 643-0038, o r H oward R ea lty Co., Hartford. Conn.: Emma Wellman. corner. sl(»? Don’t despair! See Gto- teresting position in the office Buckland. JUNIOR GIRL Scout unlfotm, chester, Connecticut, the Zoning fessional building available WARREN E. HOWLAND $297. E . J . (taii>enter. B roker, 94 St. John St.. Manchester, Conn.: breeder and dealer in (fonnecti- March 1. ExceUent location. space galore, IMs baths. 232-6275. $2495 SAVE! est Douglas. Inqidn about low PAINTING, EXTERIOR and in of a local doctor. Applicant sise 7 o r 8. 640-1047. Board of Appeals will hold a Now—stepping down to the REALTOR 64^6061. Adam Petrowich. RFD No. 1 West est down, smaUest payments MORTIOCK’S Driving School must be neat, good typist and' cut offers worms at these SEVEN PIECE «t r i f ^ V »- '* V - S (< ,*.■ '- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY T, »M PAGE EIGHTEEN lianrlifater lEvftttos H^ralb Arerage Daily Net Preas Rm The We For the WMk Ended - r eeeeMt eg P. G We February 1,196« ^ The Connecticut Opticiane H m VFW Post wUl aponsor a M eeting Slated Fertljr mmmy aiaifereenr tUe aii- A bout Town AaaodaUon wUl present a sporte Valentine dance Saturday from Doctors to Hear Police Arrests 1 3 ,8 9 9 to jo B ^ nlg^ program at the Tenkee 9 p.m. to ' l a.m. Charlie Var-< By AL Women SUversmith, Wallingford, on rick and hia orchestra will pro Tufts Professor Member of the Audit A.8.C. Peter Freitnan of the Feb. 26. Dinnw wiU be at 7 vide the music. Lieonird C. BjoiT^man, 18, of Bureau of Circulation t M t Meer devetopfng by* evMleg. United States Air Force, son of p.m. Rick Forzano, bead foot* Dr. Ooimt Oibsen Jr., profes 87 Honhtor 8L, last night was "Mrs. Edward Walters, presi M m eh a a ter-^A C ity o f VUiagm Charm Capt. James A- Peterson of c h a it ^ with larceny. Police the Rev. and Mrs. Karlla Frei- iMll coach at the University of sor of preventive medlelns at dent of the American Lep®" ntaids, 21 Garden St., recently Connecticut, will be guest the United States Air Force, said hubcaps, matching the de Auxiliary, and Mrs. J. F. Wai- graduated from a technical speaker. Biulco F. Reale, pro son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Tufts University, chief Of staff scription td those taken earlier lett, acting secretaiTr, will VOL. LXXXm, NO. 110 (TEN PAGES—TV SECTION—SUBURBU TODAY) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1964 (CaoeeHM AdvertMog aa Page t) PRICE SEVEN CENTS training course at Greenville gram chairman, ia in charge of Petoiwm, Rt. 87, Columbia, has and chief of home medical serv in the. evening, from a purbed tend the annual national securi Air Force Base, Mies., and has arrangements. been reassigned to Hickam Air ice at the Boetpn Dispensary, ear at Center Motor Salee, 684 ty conference and dinner of the been reassigned to Halm Air Force Base, Hawaii, for a tour Boston, Mass., will speak at Center St, were found in Department of Connecticut Force Base, Gennany. Miss Sheila Graham, daughter of duty with a Military A 1 r Manchester Memorial Hoepital Bjorkman’s car, and that his Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Motel of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer W. Gra Transport Service unit. He had Tuesday at noon. I car matched the deecriptlon of Stratfleld, Bridgeport. U.S. Skiers Events ham, 44 Bunce Dr., and a senior been statlonad at Scott Air Dr. Gibson’s talk, entitled a car reported seen about 9 p.m. Other members of the De psychology major at the Univer Force Base, III. “The Challenge of Home Care at the car lo t Bjorkman. posted partment’ attending from Man sity of Hartford, has been re to the Community Hospital,” a 1100 bond, and will appear chester are Mrs. Wilber Little, in Circuit Court 12, Manchester, Homemade In State U.S. Asks Allies Aid elected president of Phi Sigma First Friday Adoration ser will be given in the hospital Department chaplain; Mrs. Will Firsts N a w Oii, a social sorority at the vices will be conducted tonight board room to the medical staff Feb. 24. Henry Pesslni, Department mu University. She is also chair at 7:30 in St. James’ Church. as part of Manchester Memor Leroy R. Brown, 21, of Cov sic chairman, and Miss Barbara man of the Publications Com ial’s educational program under entry, last night was charged Wallett, First District secre with diareganUng a state traf RAVIOLI In Slalom 2 Deaths Added FUEL OIL mission. Lt. Thomas S. Juros of the which lectures and conferences tary. United States Air Force, son of are held daily. fic control (nq. passing) sign. FRESH OR FROZEN Thomas J. McNally Jr., a Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Juros, 68 Besides the staff physicians, The onsight violation occurred INNSBRUCK Austria In Inquiry on ® ^ 1 4 V 2 C ® ^ hospital corpsman second class representatives of the. Manches on E. Middle TpkS. Brown was In Squeeze on Cubans Branford St., has entered pilot (AP)—A pair of 20-year- and son of Mr. and' Mrs. Thom training at Williams Air Force ter Homemakers’ Service and ordered to appear in Circuit flea our complete eeloctlon of doz. 3 0 c Rogers’ Babies as J. McNally, 72 Greenwood Base, Ariz. After the year-long Goes to Italy the Manchester Public Health Court 12, Manchester, Feb. 24. old daredevils of the ski Dr., and Gerard L. LeBlanc, an fresh, d^dom course, he will be awarded the Miss Jo-Linda C. Leib, daugh Nursing Association have been slopes, Billy Kidd, Stowe, RfXJKVILLB (AP) — Maine electronics technician seaman silver wings of a pilot. invited to'attend. TRANSPORT BILL LAUDED H.PASQUALIHI .. Vt., and Jim Heuga, Tahoe GASH SAVINGS and son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard ter of Mr. and Mrs. Heibert S. WASHINGTON (AP) — A State Police say they are in Jolmson Says Leib of 74 Green Manor Rd., Under Dr. Gibson’s guidance, City, Calif., won two more vestigating two additional child I T TO N. LeBlanc, 286 Bidweil St., the Home Medical Service has transportation bill ai>proved by TEL 644^604 both of the United States Navy, Ruth Circle of Emanuel Lu will sail from New York on medals for the United deaths in the case of Mrs. Nora theran Church Women will meet developed into one of the lead the House Commerce Commit 246 Avery S t, Wepping are participating in Operation Monday bound for Italy. ing units of its kind in the tee is "the most far-reaching States today with a 2-3 fin Rogers, 29, o f Hazardvllle. We Won’t Use Springboard while serving Monday in the reception room She is one of 65 student<> CANDIES She is-being held in the death of the church. The Rev. C. country. It provided medfeal step in 30 years to help the ish in the men’s $lalom race aboard the anti-submarine war from 15 American colleges who care fpr patients requiring transportation industry,” Rep. of four of her children and has fare carrier, USS Lake Cham Henry Anderson, pastor, will will spend a semester In Italy, of the ninth winter Olym been specifically charged with lead a discussion on faunily re house calls and those unable Abner W. Sibal, R-C6nn., said Cuban Water plain, in the Caribbean. studying at Italian universities to attend clinics. yesterday the bill would end pic games. / manslaughter in .the death of lations and Christian home life. under a Syracuse University They were the first/m edala her seven-month-old daughter, PER ’The Manchester Homemaker federal regulation of railroad WASHINGTON (AP) — The GALLON Loyal Circle of Kings Daugh Mrs. Norman Gerhart will lead sponsored plan. ever v/on by American Alpi;'.e Barbara Ann, in 1960. the devotions. Mrs. Keith Car- Service formed last fall after freight rates on agricultural United States is appealing to ters will meet Monday at 7:46 Miss Leib, an education-ma a survey by the Manchester and certain bulk commodities men skiers, although U-.S. wom Connecticut and Maine police p.m. in the Fellowship Room riere and Mrs. Roderick Mac- Quinn’s Pharmaey en have captured nine since the are now probing the deaths of Allied governments to join in Lean are In charge of refresh jor jimlor at Syracuse, will live Public Health Nursing Associa and would subject railroads to Ughtening an economic noose of Center Congregational tion showed a need for an 878 MAIN ST. big-ice and snow carnival be six of the 10 known Rogers FUEL OIL ments. with an Italian family and will the antitrust laws. around Cuba following Presi Church. Mrs. Samuel Wilson agency to place trained women gan in 1924. children. study at the University of State Police Maj. Samuel dent Johnson’s decision to sep and Mrs. Frank Anderson will Florence. workers in homes where a fam Josef .(Pepl) SUegler main be co-hostesses. Officers of the Italian Amer Rome said yesterday the Maine a rate the Guantanamo naval She is a 1961 graduate of ily’s routine is intemhtted by tained Austria’s 12-year domi COOPERATIVE ican Club will meet tonight at nation of the slalom specialty deaths were those of a prema base completely from the Cuban Manchester High school, ana illness or disability. economy and water supply. Oil. ( OMP.\NY Manchester Philatelic Society 7:30 at the clubhouse. I by rocketing dow;: the two ture oaby bom to Mrs. Rogers will meet Tuesday at 7 :30 p.m. has bMn on the dean’s Ust at , courses on Birgitzkoepfl - in 2 before her marriage and Cecil Johnson In effect told Cuba to SINTT, 1M5 keen its water. BKOAD STREET at North Methodist Church, 300 The Rev. John D. Hughes of Syracuse each semester. : minutes, 11.13 seconds. Melvin Rogers, who .was bom TEL. fil.l-l.I.SS Parker St. George Corcoran will St. Mary’s Episcopal Church The group wlU hold orienta May 16, 1953 and died Sept. 11, The pre.sidential decision was tion classes in the Italian I Kidd, who has spent his lei announced by the State Depart discuss ASDA highlights of 1963. will be in charge of radio broad THROW IEM| sure time skiing all over the 1953 in Milo, Maine. language, while aboard ship, ment Friday night after a day casts sponsored by the Man DONT A iyA Y ! world, rallied from sixth place chester Ministerial Association and will study six Libeiral Arts long series of conferences on Still plenty of wear Ie_. 85 East Center St. after the first run to grab the Tax Checks Mailed how the United States should rC' on Station WINF Sunday at courses wMle in Italy, three in COIN OPERATEC Prince Carlos de Borbon y Parma In yoiu* ehoee when yov At Summit St. silver second - place medal in HARTFORD (AP) — Checks act to Prime Minister Fidel 7:35 p.m. and dally next week Italian, three in EngliMi. WASH-’N-DBY CLEAN 2:11.27. have them rebuilt iq , 11 MAPLE ST. , totaling $8,402,001 in federal in Castro’s action Thursday in cut at 7:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL Heuga, 146-pound student at professional shoe repi I Across From First NotloMl| come tax refunds have been ting the fresh water supply to shop. ALL WOBl the University of Colorado, un the naval base. Members of the Verplanck Store Parking Lot mailed to 56,632 ConnecUcut GUARANTEED! seeded and skiingonmig jromfrom an un -4^. j : ■ . >" ■( •VlSinatra had on teen-agers some sive activities. “Investigation and may moke subetanitiation of duction for Us meale. For moot no (Calif.) County after crew VokntiM Hoort taxpayers, the unresolved ques ties, Britain's rock ’n’ rollers years ago and, more recently, Into recent events reveals all travel eoepOnses more diffi of seven parachutes to safety acetate gabardines or rich flannels cu lt tions will caiise no difficulty. Aides Work on Valachi Tips with the haystack hairdos, blew of Elvis Presley. they were indulging in activi ... Bank Robber Bobby Randall up a teen-age storm by ani'ving But when a newsman de ties prejudicial to the-secur But many taxpayers — and What is imp