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TUESD^Yi MAY 96, 1864 Avsrsfu Dully Net PftoB Soo M i n G H t s l N For tea Waak MMM S ite SB, 1B84 13,981 About Tbw n 12th Circuit temibar at tea ApOt Auuan at OlmUlatlen Ik s Amatlcaa Laghm Post G)urt Cases Mtaiehaattr A City o f ViUmgo Charm sriH Bsst St 8:16 tonl«tit st tbs ■ - ' Post B oom on Lsonard S t Hs< MANOHESTEit SESSION ftMiBXHnts wUi bs solved. SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE T«I.U XXlII,M b.kt (THHTlTdHX PAGES—TWO BECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 27„ 1964 PRICE 81TEM CKSnS Fines and bond forfeitures, to Tbs OcsiMnsd Mothers Clr- taling 1444, were ordered in Stas o A psrticipsts in s Holy court yesterday against a dozen Hour si 7:80 pjn. tomorrow st out-of-state motorists on speed ■ t BsHllotoinsw*s Church. TTte ing counts. Only one, an Illinois Mswv 4Smss J. O’Brisn of Mont- oifls wW bs the spssJcsr. After motorist, appeared to answer tlw is HkIoiis oliservafioe s the highway violation. I T NOW Wiestins wffi bs held in the Thomaa C. Luzzi, 24, Fawca- NORMAN’S tuck, forfeited a |50 bond when he failed to appear in court to BIG Savings • BEHER Selection • BEST Service M . lis is s r o t’s Olrels, Dsutrh* answer to a charge of operating / a motor vehicle without a li Nehru Dead of Stroke tors b f lesbdla, w ill bold a pub- cense. Ue IsiUtai^ whist and setback Judge Francis J.’O’Brieh or sand party tonight at 8 at the dered fines in the following Knights . o f Oohanbus Home cases. George H. King, 41, Thdteis w * be available at the Coventry, $75, reckless driving; Goldwater Slate Events door, snd refreshmwits will be Glass Speaker Joseph Levesque, 65. Glaston India Successor Kenneth M. Wilson, curator of bury, 839, driving without a li- the Coming Museum of Glass, I cense (821) and failure to grant HOmbsis of tile gradtiating ; the right of way (818); Clay- Loses in Florida ! ^ t e daas of 103OB of Manchester Coming, N.Y. and former chief ^ ton Patch, 60, South Windsor, Crucial Problem S g h School idanning to attend curator at the Old Sturbridge f 830, driving without a license the 3 ^ anniversary reunion Villiage, Sturbridge Ma.ss., and I (815) and operating a motor MIAMI, Flo. (AP)-—A delegate slate pledged to Sen. ^Burt’ Identified, to bs held June 6 beginning at curator of the Delaware State I vehicle without headlights or Barry Goldwater was turned dbwn by Republicans, and NEW DELHI, India (A P )—Prime Minister Jaw^sr- 6 pan. at the Lantern Village |tailllghts (815); Paul Nicklaus, a governor sworn to erect barriers against cjvil rights Sought in Albany lal Nehru, the aristocratic statesman who led India is Museum In Dover, Del., will be 120. Norwalk, 816, failure to B am are reminded to call Mrs. the featured speaker at the Cov was nominated by Dem
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MAlifCHEjSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, HAY f7, 1964 M A W qiTO liat IV lttro m MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, l“. _r". .1 I ” ' ' - ■ '3^ j 1^^--- -• L - _ , • __ ; __ ■ . . . lice. Bifenhower this wMk had Dtona Dr., and Joaoph Brotca, a different Idea, Ike Outshines Sheinw old on Bridge j m j ] U di Qreiiit erlme and the rights o( ooetotg Nation^s Leaders Consider He suggested the president be In thm 16,136 Bwth Bt, vrara anaaU Warren Urges to be protocted against unlawful Walther League empowered to name a vice Golfer Palmer aftar raCum left at TuHik^ condu^.’’ president If there isn't one, pro ACTOMA’nO RETURN ' nmv b T m Norih. Oael dump waa traoad to tbam, tbs Justice for Poor Present ball provlalaas undor To Have Outiilg Succession to Presidency MAY NOT BE BEST G>iirt Cases oourt' was tolA vided the man he picks ta ap By RALPH BERNSTEIN, Both tidto vidwraUa Mto. from O. Pox A Ob. the federal nues of criminal proved by both houses of Con NOBTH lo t RON — COLOR A oharga of braach of paaoa procedure, Warren said, "re gress. ARDMORE, Pa. (AP) — The By ALFRED SHEINWOUI 1014 ^ROCBYILLB s e s s io n was nollsd against Osorga WASHINO’rON (AP) — Chief main about th* same as In ths Msmbera of the Walthor By fAMDRS MAKLOW ^tdce presidency Tscant, revived crowd at Merlon Ciolf Club was - ^m r- _ w m m 'jtmtlce Bari Warren urged to Leamis Young Psoplo’a Society AmM sM Pr«M New* AMUyat the dilemma. The American Bar Associa Natloaal Mea’s Team CtMupIs J5 3 Aa Andover men who wae Amaral, 61, of IS Bast St first Judiciary Act (of 1789.)’’ apprehensive. "Gee, I hope he KJ9« at a roadblook after a day a better break tor poor of Zion Luthnan Oiurdi plan WA8HINOTON (AP) — Con- ' Two former presidents, tion had already recommended In the old days thsrs wars Robert L. Browning, 17, of Dwight D. Elsenhower and Har that procedure be followed plays well," said a spectator. i K102 high speed oham through Rook- Stafford Springs, was finsd $16 Americana before th* bar of to attend a dlstriet Memorial rr*a* la atill wrestling with the "I hope he doesn't embarrass two sura ways jo recogniz* a __ BABT vWa was fined a total of |160, Hands Reveal lUs Day outing at Mt. Tom Rsoor- Ciarftmge. _ _ _ tong-atandinc national confusion ry S. Truman, and former Vice through a constitutional amend tor fallura to st<^ at a atop jusUcsX President Richard M. Nixon ment. A Senate subcommittee, himself," said another. gentleman; he ahraya stood up ^ J 7 S 2 A AS TM UM Pir ftoan a SO-day aiupended son- sign. vation, Holyoke, Mass., with RSaaty Ssnft . about presidential sucfeSssion working on the problem for Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower when a lady entered the room, 9 K 94 AS7S1 RAY DAMTON tm oe and placed on one yeario ”We chiinot give meaningful NEW YORK — Hands tell others of th* Capitol Zone. Th* and disability, and the end is have agreed something should Othdr diapoaltlons: KenxMtb Impori to ^Mnstitutioiial prin physicians a lot. A cold, moist, 626 Main be done but not exactly on how. months, feels the same way. not only didn't embarrass him and he always returned his part Q 74 0 QI05 “FBI CODE 98” probaUon yesterday. program, aponaorod by tb* M t not In sight. self, he stole the show from his ner's suit. Today a gentleman i 97S5 A 143 B. McCall, 31, Portland, ciples ifi ihsNfleld of criminal limp hand la typical for neurot Tom Walthor League, will begin a Open Mondays ikt.- Through the yesirs solutions There has been wide disagree It was expected to suggest, fOUTH Rlobard A. Louis, 61, of R t ing. 138, and fallura to a t^ at law aa long poor cannot ment in Congress. perhaps today, that this be partner, Masters champion stands up for a lady mostly S, rsesivod a flOO fina, ths sua- ics. A warm, moist hand with at 8 a.m. and is opon any tfan* have been offered by the bushel. Arnold Palmer. a atop sign, 960; Henry O. Bax effecUvaly aaSortHh^ rights In a soft skin may Indicate an ex for area young people. Tel. 648-0696 Earlier this year Truman and done. But a constitutional In sslf-defsnae, and returns hts PMidsd jail sentence and proha- ter, 38, Vernon Rd., intoxica- our courts,’’ be 6al^ Congress acted on some, pass amendment needs approval by Ihsenhower and Palmer A PNewsfeataree partner's stilt only when It $ |ft” tlon on a charge of reckless cess function of th* thyroid A memorial musical oOloctibn ing laws and changing them. Nixon suggested the Electoral teamed Tuesday for the benefit By BYD KRONISH 0 AS33 tldn, 918; Louis K. Berces, 20, Keynoting the naUonal two-thirds of both houses of Con pleases him to do so. driving. He was fined ISO each conference on bail and\rim lnal gland. If the hand is cold, dry, will be played Saturday fiooa Lyndon B. Johnson's succession College elect a new vice presi' gress and by three-fourths of of the Heart Fund against vet The Republic of Togo has hon South dealer on two oouata of fsUuro to oboy 41 Brooklyn S t, operating a and rougdi and has a fat cush from the tower of Zloo Bvan- to the presidency, leaving the dent to fill a vacancy in that of- eran golf pro Jimmy Demaret motor vehicl* without a llcenaa, justice, the chief ju s tl^ said i the states. ored ita fourth anniversary of Both sides vulneraW* 1 NT . PsHPal 2------NT Pam r a stop aigiL Charges of operat prompt steps should be ffAen ion on the upper side, an un- gelical Church. Memorial Day The trouble here is at the and dancer Ray Bolger. Tha Opening lead — Deuce of ing under the Influence of liquor 938; Susan M. Chase, 26 Ban fund reported it took In $28.(HX). independence by releasing a set 3 NT AR ' u m i m n e . croft Rd., dlaregardlng a stop "to alleviate the often-harsh oktt deracU-ve thyroid gland la In will be recognised In the Sun start, for while the Senate may Spades or drugs and fallum to obey an requiremenu tor taidigents a ^ dicated. Unumally large hands day morning service at 10. The CAR RENTAIS approve one plan the House Thi.s wa.s Ei.senhower's first of four stamps which were is Take the situation in today's Oatm Opon a t 7:60 offloer's signal were noUed (not ■Ign, 916. and operatbig an un Rev.- Paul O. PTokopy, pastor, public golf exhibition. He and Show Starts at Dusk insured motor vehicl^ 926; cused for the first time of com mean pituitary dlsturb- may prefer another. But that ia sued on its Independence Day hand. East wins the first trick pass in the hop* that th* oppo- prosecuted). mitting misdemeanors." anc8) will preach on "Bndure aa a only part of the problem. The Palmer defeated Demaret and with ths ace of spades and, be nonta will dig thomsolvea a pit TONIGHT THRU TUBIk Mitchell Remklewics, 67 VU- Margaret Hoggins, 80, Tolland, Good Soldier of Jesua Christ” er LEASRlt Bolger 3 and 2 over the par 38- (April 37). One stamp shows Exohialvo Area Hhawlag failure to grant right of way, Beyond that. Warren said, other is the question of presi phosphate minea, Togo’s main ing an od-fashioned gentleman, and fall Into it. ligs St„ was found guUty of de- "we can then move on to the ^NO NOISE PLEASE Chimes will be played after the dential disability. 34—70 course in suburban Phil returns his other spade. Uvsty of Uquor to a minor after 918; John W. Mc&be, 30. 22 adelphia. mining Industry. Another stamp Wellwood (Jir., operating an un Improvement of the situation LJUBLJANA. Yugoslavia (AP service in remembrance of de How does a vice president depicts the phosphate plant at South wins with the king of For Sheinwold's 86 - page a court trial. He was fined 1160. with respect to those charged ceased members of the ehuteh. •A 1 M o M "I must admit he carried me spadea and develops the dia registered motof vehicle, 916. — Yugoslav dekv with cotton take over if a president is dis all the way," said Palmer. "His Kpeme. A third Illustrates a , booklet, "A Pocket Guide to Aieoesnder Bilow, 46, SO H l|^- with at least soms of the more plugs in their ea>s. are being abled. or how does he take over railroad. The fourth bears a monds, losing a trick to Biast in Bridge," send 00 cents to Isnd Ave., was fined $100 for serious offenses. * A l TIhms if a president ia disabled but golf was superb.” the process. Bast's return no Bridge Book, Manchester Eve. trucked across the frbotier Into Britain Crowded When the 18th hole was ship at a ^osphate wharf. Also operating 'while his llcenm was Executioner Diet "We can proceed clrcum- Italy. It Is pari of a re-lH
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ftr M M m «OU>KN>TKIN APM m m Writw f fmiicm its M CHICAGO (AP) — AiuarlcMi b,>MMlieal aebooU arc wliininr a toiyh itrucgla to produce bump-1 r.: or ftropo of a«w doetora Mch| year, but that doean't mean i Pretty... Practical. s y everyone will find It eaay to get i y a dMtor to come to Ua home ‘ ‘ ;^ t night to find out what a caua- '-’‘ ing junior'a atomach ache. Packable Although the nation'a aupt»ly, MAIN flUBT-MANCHBgTBR of doctor* haa grown faater -rthaa the population exploaion I In aiaea for all women! ' ' ainoe the atart of this decade, i many rural and amall town | Hugs you for perfect areaa are without a phyafrian. And mor^ and more medical »ecafptna ib one__ achool graduatea after yeara of A m el Jersey Over Bra Fit! VOU EHOULP CIMIT M l atruggle to become physicians, to HOOP BGCMMC THE a are going into the selective, M«UR Bioop m m higher paying specialties. AT ABOW AOS I C Opinions differ oii whether The Neweat Brift-Mold \ there la an actual doctor short DUSTER .fcimBtoSSSMtoilai age In the United States. A resounding "yes” cornea | amall town patients who to drive to a larger cityj SLIP And a doctor, from city real-. •7. Steelmakers .U who spend hours waiting: tbeik turn in a busy doctor's offic^ and from suburban resi- Meet, Mull dentaVho have trouble locating An ideal gift for travel or a gen^l practitioner. h(»ne wear. A pretty floral Innovations But Dr. Hugh Hussey, direc print with Peter Pan collar, tor of the American Medical As PHtfcrwfs iMwmt ‘'BzarMold” (R) slip sociation division of scientific cuffed short aet-in sleeves hss a contour bodice and back of stretch By SAM DAWSON activities and former dean of and peaii button closing. In Lycra (R) spandex lace with elastic-tipped AF BoaineM N«wa Aaalyal ' the Georgetown University Scho NEW TORK (AP)—Amaticaa of Medicine, Washington, gives adjostidiie shoulder straps. Hugs ^ u for rose or blue. Sizes 10 to 18. ■taelmastcra, converging on New a "qualified no" to the question. perfect over-bra fit, sleeker undisriines. York today ior their annual He said the physician-popula- Chooee it in fine nykm tricot or a imooth Amel Jersey tion ratio, which measures the meeting, are comparing notes blend of Dacron (R) polyester, nylon, cot 'number of physicians available on the last change-over to new for each 100,000 persons, is more ton. Seam-to-seam shadow panel Hl^te. favorable today than 10 years Short 812-^ Averace 82-M. techniques now under way. ago. He said this greater ^ysi- Soma o( Uie smaller companies cian supply has been and will are claiming credit for leading be aide to meet indreasing de- Uie move to catch up with ateel- mande for medical care stem •4. makers abroad. ming ftnm general prosperity Beyond that, delegates to the and eapanded steknaaB hunm American Iron A Steel Inatltutea anca paagrama, for juniors meeting are being told to "an But he added that he oould ticipate major changae In me not give an tmqiiallflad "n o" be tallurgical education and cause of his conviction that "we One and two piece laboratory research" with •ould nae more phyaiciana r i^ t styles in both fabrics, whole new industries to now—In aducation and reaaarch "emerge out of the new aolen- to taka advantage of rapidly da- Whipped Cream and tlfic developments." veloptag new knowladge — and Amel Jersey, in the The here-and-now ebangea to pcactioe to relieve the most fascinating are coming faat, if belatedly. modem phyaiclan’e proMem o( styles we have had Contimioua casting units ara the ataronle overwork." latest, touted as saving from 4S Norman Davis, diractor of tha this season. The styles to 412 a ton by skipping stepa program for community matU- are exceptional for In the older prooeee. This trend cal assistance of the Seen, Roe travel. Priced at S l l follows closely on the ewitch to buck Foundation, beUavaa many First Time Sale on and S I S . oxygen furnaces, which can cut small communittee art lutrd 1& 42 to 48 a ton from costs of prev bp a doctor sbortaga and ha duetkm from the standard open blames the trend toward s|>a- Whipped Cream Style hearths. alaltiatlon to medicine. Contimioua aasthig was Brat Davis, who q wdalises to aa- sketched SIS. The suit with the sunny dispMish. New halter top ie sisting amall communities to used in the European Common prepare for and attract physi- bright checked cotton. The swimming pleate are white Market, Japan and Rusala. Ra- siana, aaid tlia AMA and medi Yoimg Luggage for Young Travelerf Sizes 7 to IS. sharkskin of 60% triacetate and 60% rayon. cenUy It was taken up here b f cine to gmeral have done a Lollipop smne small steal companies. good Job la bnoatlng the ou^ixit And now msny of the Uggeet mom toa natlann madlcal Loweat Price ever! Prettiest Luggage ever! concerns are building or plan .^ohoolSe ning to build continuous easting liiiiiijiHiHiiHiiii units. These bypass the ingot r*|But it doaan’t do a lot of good liiHiiliHiiiiiHi!!! g TC w sent of aach year's BRIEFS Charmi^ lugg^e sets . . . in 6 different sizes, each fastened mold, stripping, soaUng pit, graduating clcaa Cbadallm," ha with 2 sippen lined in matching vinyl with inside pockets and and blooming mill, to convert molten metsu toto aemiftolshed added. "Mcyba thd ratio o< doc tie-strings. Yow* choice of 8 materials, Tapestry, Barley or Shan- tors ia Increastog, hut what Off to the Fair! steel in one operation. good dots It serve iC It doesn't tp o g . U.8. Steel wUl have a unit to meet the needs o< tbb aommn- 3 for *2.10 operation in about two years at idty.” Gary, Ind. National Steel wiU 20H x SH X 16 17% X 4 % X 11% have one at Welrton, W.Va., and In MM ttieta were M iw rovad Regnlarly 85c estch In Your medioal aoboola to tha TMtcd 1 9H X 6 X 14 16% X 4 % X 11 and Armco Steel at BuUw, Pa. Bethlehem’s pilot model will Statas. Today there are f l , with 18^ X 6 X 18 16% X 4 % X 10 Smart Madras U addtthmal unlveraltiea baviiH S.SS soon be in operaUmi. RepubUa construction oommltments It’s knitted to fit and sta^ that way, Blazer Is building oxygen fiumace planning to build medical even after repeated washings. Won’t plants which oould acconuno- date continuous casting units schools. lose its shape, won’t ride up, pucker Today thera are 141.7 physl later. MoLouth ia expertmsntlng ciane for every 100,000 peraona up Of jt u in k up. It’s the new Penna- with the process. to tbs United States and Dr. knit with-.10% nylon reinforced cuff. But some small oompanlea Hussey aaid tbs rise has bean The most cO^oiiable brief you ever have units already In opentten: Roanoke Steel, Robtoi S te^ aonatant to racent yean. slipped into. White and all colon. Hie ganaraUy rosy phyaician Connors Steel division of H K. supply situation eadatliv today Siies 4 to 8. Porter. didn’t Just happen. The reason seems to bs that A Job came after America this la ona innovation which tha anterad tha space race. OoaU of small firm, as well as the large, financing a medical education can afford. bad soared and many top medt- "In today’s steel Industry,** aal proapecta to high acboola says Daniel A. Roblln, p re s id ^ and ooUegec want Into glamor of Roblin Steel Oorp., "a aaw acientlflc flalds requiring fewer ■ A conventional mill must hava a years of study. . 1 capacity of more thsin one mil Intensive medical raciultmant 'M lion tons i t it expects to operate and financial aeatstanca pro For your profitably. grams q>rang up nationally and "With continuous casting, in the various states to eope J • / . companies with markets as lit with the problem. < tle as 60,000 tems can afford the The AMA and many eonetlt- FORMFIT capital equipment required and ■ant medical eooieUee offered can produce at a coat that ia scholarahipe and loan funds to Active competitive with big steel.” medical students. In the last SKIPPIES His 140.000-ton plant at Dun two yeara, the AklA haa made kirk, N.Y., went into three-shift aearty 14,000 loans totaling operation last month. some MS million. / w H r r n i Along the same line is a pres S e v e ^ medical aohoola hava Girls sure casting process for stain begun experimental programs less and high alloy staels, which to consolidate and correlata Y O U ! • also sidesteps the entire ingot courses so that the years of stage, going from ladle to al formal study can be reduced. most slag-free slab In one step. The American Academy of The process was devel<^>ed b f General Practice establish^ a The easy line defines your waist Griffin Wheel Oo., which has li project to visit students grouiM censed Washington Steel, East and interest them in becoming . .. dips in front for freedom, rises ern Stainless and U.S. toeel to generaliets. to a controlling band in back. Add use it. T. S, Fitch, president o t Even before the advent of the Washington, says savings a t apace age, local m ^cal eocie- the natural-back shaping that • i 476-a-ton can be made to atatn- tles inaugurated programs to at flatters but neveT flattens, con less production. tract graduatas of medical col The big change-over to tech leges in their states. trols so naturally nobody knows niques In the -Jllnlted States A medical society in Alabama it’s there but you! Longleg pantie started in the late 1050s. In ra offers student gifts of a maxi girdle of spandex poweraet with cent years have come develop mum of 4400 a year for four ment of new high-grade ora years with the provision that ^broidered front panel, reinforc mines, the pelletiilng of high- aach recipient practice to Jef-. ed side and back panels. In white. grade ore to reduce tranaporta- lerson County, Ala., for earh! tion coats. Improved blast taw year of the grant. Style 0894 in S, M, L. i^ea to Increase pig Ircii oito Tba minoia State Medical | l^t, and the baalo oxygeu aom Sodaty and the niinoie Agricul DENIM vertar. tural Aeaociatton offer student | • I d . But looking ahaad. Dr. Fia& loans up to 16,000 with tha pro erlck Setts, president of the Na vision that graduates from any' STRETCH Above — Little sleeveless tional Academy of Sciences, la U.8. or Canadian m edical' pop-top of crisp rayon linen. telling the steel men at tha in school continue general practice stitute meeting that thay ara to an Dllnoie small community Her bre Is Dress-Sheper style 0286, Smartly tailored with its double row of white stitch only on the threshold of new for five yeara. SLACKS $3.95. Matching girdle else evail- techniques now being teeted «r Tba Nabraaka Medical Found- eble. ing on solid colors of Fair sought atian. Inc., offars loans to Ne Green and Navy Royal. $ 6 Two-piece-but-who’d-guess-it-look by Jantzen; Pull the braska Medical School stwtents FIbw Facto: McM m top down taut over the hips or billow it loosely over the With aeauranoea that the debt an asrlon; alaatto aC waist. TV on Rise will be reduced I t the graduate Of 76% cotton and 25% nykm. Worn over a permanent ptacticea to a Nebraska rural Has side zipper and adjostable but- li BONN—A. new iS.OOBdtowa* araa. ideated white amel jersey tons at waist. In navy and green. skirt for'carefree cool com 1 hold siurvey by West Gemuuty’s Free scholarships ranging up j Sizee 7 to 14. Federal Ctovenunent shows that to 42,000 are being offered in | fort,. $ 8 Left—Banlon nylon tricot with Right—Acrjrlic fishnet over ny- 88 per cent hava a radio gnd Jfev^da and Ohio. 36.7 per cent a television M t The low point in meidlcto •4. trunks of 91 % stretch nylon and ^ Ion tricot, trunks of 91% stretch achool appUcatioos earns to UU-^ The man tailored ^jined blazer. The 9% spandex. ’ hylen and 9% spandex. Nearly 65 par cant have a vse- M, but tha trend 1 Danim surfer with fly fnmt, self Opaa Thundoy fill 9 PM. Jacket- that goes native in our bleeding uum eleanar afid 60.6 par a«nt been up- have a washing machtoa at A Maea then. kxqpe a t waistbdhd, tw o back madras in edors, that gentle with age. Looktog ahead., to MIS, ■pta dryer. Fiyty-aavwi par aagS pateh pockets and two front west- hava a aewtog SMaWta ata M AMA eouBoil on modlcal aduea- em poekate. In nnvy. Haas 7 to lA Opaa Friday till 1:90 FJnl. Bennndn Ehorts in ennytenrs dacron goB and hoayttala aaya It to taa- to make exact MM, BtoT PMrfeck iber of gnukiataa D v i V ■heeded by Umo. But baaed on *2.50 am wiRT. tx UD) .| h | aurwnt birth rate trenda, tba M a t S l i third grade atoaa ad TSiaMp o 3 sommlasiaa said a goal of 10,600 and a ■choot baUavaa to liarntog hp that year appaan as "a reaaon- jantzen doing. With transportsttoii Me abla, tentattva objectlva to< ha topic for study this iraar, tb# Ot youngsters got soma o f t h ^ t a in the next few years tormatUm flrat hand. Ifcayi anM wawnant." Hmts takan on an alrpiana fM l m m t la MM4S two-aagtaa pianas af a » i ' - 1 ■anrloa hnaaif at i t port at Hlllagrova. . •- -V ^— I" " r"jl Tp I. ''' w
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Dudley Ferguson, Mrs. WOiard in woiMng end eontributiag to ECHS Thespians adge ot tlto CORE danumatra' "walls of asgragaUen” in the Experimental—will be the first complete a yaaf-loiE tnveetiga- Watrous, M n. Dayton H. Whip the fund. Leaders of GOP Hew Rights F rotu Uone,” Bryant aaid. "Our only country. Mutinfy Reported tactical fighter designed for two tion of the award. ple m , and Mrs. Kenneth FroHoted to Oaptola ‘ Weddings reeponaibiltty will be to provide Located two blocks from the services. Zoeckler said It would With a variable sweep wing Leinlre. Wayne Oay, eon of Mr. and Briefed on Asia Offer ‘Arsenic’ esatstance and give them depth. boardwalk and the beach, and Iir Congo Troop JM.-£aIled the F ill. that will extend or retract dur Del The re^ietratioh fee will be Mra. Klias Clay of Coventry, We would have no difficulty to running tha length of the city, The ■ Ppntagon awarded tha ing different phaees of flight, it when 0 ^ Coventry High Girls have 800 to 780 in the picket Atlantic Avanue separatee the $1.1 billion ’n ’X contract to a will be capable of flying 3H Don’t Se gS-3d for eh. claeeee excepting has been promoted to captain in WA8HINOTON (AP) — Pres Klock - Miller "Araentc and Old Laoe,” a Political Delegates BUSABBTHVILLB, the Congo aueh L three-act mystery comedy, will lines — persons who had the north side, where most of the General Dynamics-Onimman timee the speed of sound. a the Junior smid. senior life sav the U.S. Army 6th I n f a n t Divi ident Johnson has givsn Repub Miss ElUwbeth Lee Miller of RED CEDAR Kallas (I____ sion (Mechanised), Ft. Carson, be presented Thursday and Fri fervor end devotkm needed end city’s Negroes live, from the (AP)^A Congolese garrison In team although Boeing bad been kle oa ronr pi Td Lead Graduating Class ing classes with the fee for lican senators a special briefing Boston, Mass., and Peter Allan nieret------Ook). day at 8 pjn . by the Senior would know whet they were soiith side, alts of most of the tha north Katanga town of AI- favored by Air Force and Navy Travel accidents in Italy rose las eC these two classes 'set at $5.35 Klock of Manchester were unit Thespiiuu at Baat CSathollc High doing." tourist hotels end motala. Tha evaluators and had entered a from 315,182 in 1082 to 8H,28e for eadi reglstratlort. All regu Cspt. Clay’s new Job wi9 be on condldons bi Souttibast Asia. SHINGLES Will Face Pickets bertvllle haa mutinied, a Ka> noi Ot^rdon.^lgiving the chickens for the af- assistant 04, with the special They were summoned ytp the ed in marriage Sunday, May S, Schori, in the school auditorium. "We ihigbt hold our own non city's businaas district is also lower bid. A Senate Investigat creased from 9,478 to 9,3M las. lar classes will be conducted, located on the 8T-block long tanga official said today. ing subcommittee has yet to during the same period. oeunten evwjFWhsni. fair to be held at 1:30 p.m. project of coordinating and ex- White House Tuesday after Sen at the home of the bridegroom’s Sister Marla (Startotte is direct ■vTOMREPPT < violent demonstraiUons to point «C Hr. mnd M n. Rob- from beginners through' senior ing the production. •So black they would think It wea avenue. Katanga was the provincs led June 21 at the site of the Man pe
Thursday and Friday:^ May 28 and 29 C. Pandora’s cotton-orlon knit 2 pc. in white with SUN GLASSES SpEcId PricE OR Modoss Lydia Gray Tissim • i red and blue trim. (Also Reg. 48s, $1.75. Only Proctor Citation ^ in 1 pc. style). 8-14. Talued up to |2.50 0 0 ^ 400 sheets. 2 2 ^ ***** **" 16" Hand i 7 J M ELECTRIC $ Q |.9 S D. Exciting new swim McKesson Aspirin Toblots 3 For 69c MOWER , TRANSISTOR RADIOS TOASTER ^ 1 5 sheath with an alliga 5 grain. A *® I 6 Transistors. RA AP Baby Ben Alarm Gock. Reg. 7.98, tor leather look Full Reg. 114.95. 7 #T9 Reg. 59c. ‘ £, For 9 7 C Old Spko Shove Bomb ..,....$5.49 Reg. $18.95 front sipper. Red, 8-14. Giant sixe. 14.95 25 7 M STUART HALL McKesson Aspirin TAIets ENVELOPES For children. Safety cap bottle. 1 Yordley Porfumed Soap Proctor Citation 24" DIssten Spring 65 For 39c 2 TV, 4 9 c Free matching Hi cologne. Reg..$2.35. ■•#9 ELECTRIC $ Q | . 9 5 LAWN < FIESTA INSULATE^ McKesson 16.95 FhiorMe TooHiposte Mpx Factor Fino Lino Upetick STEAM IRON ^ RAKE TUMBLER DLASSElv OK. Brand new postchk Reg. 3 tube. 53c. Electric Kitchen Clock. Reg. 6.98. • • • • • e • 83*4iD Reg. $3.98 4 For 88c \ •l J 2 For 53c Desenrf Flower SHAEFER FBI SPECIAL V------Hand and Body Lotion Reg. 81.00 pen and 79c refill. \ McKesson Yltamin C 19.95 7Pe.Pllnt \ 250 mg. Reg. $2.49 Reg. $2.00. Spedd QQ No. 1269 CelNng Both for only QO KITCHEN LIGHT < \ 2 F.r*2.49 Spray Colognn . 8 9 $ 1 - 7 9 SPECIAL CHAMP LIGHTERS Your C^ice. 8 0 Reg. $1.50 Tallies. G*| 2 9 'Oltom Toothposte UTENSILS O FIXTURE Regu^ Rng. S9.9B Free 5 measuring Hypnotiqne, 1 Vi oss. Primitif, R tf. $2,49 / Reg. $1.00 Tallies. . ’/ ■ ‘ 9 9 6 ^ spoons. 1^2 OKS. Golden Woods, V/t oks. ‘ SuaTe Hair Spray, 14 om. -■-f] - ■ GILLETTE SPECIA|. Crm’TooHiposte Special SLIM RAZOR R « .\ 3 c White No. 5976 Block Reg. $2.37. $1 Top Brass Hair Dressing TOILET . 4 9 PORCH < 10" piK^ty Combs Free After Shave $1 AA $2 - 9 9 r COUPON SPECIAL. 1 Assorted. Reg\^9c. loUU LoUon. SEAT O LIGHT 1 DESK PEN Md SET I YorcUey — Mqg.Factor R*9. $4.49 Reg. $4.49 1 WhR* TiMy i Toe Non Cappers Joan Note Sbulton ( ^ Lmt V ' Reg. $1.00. ^A^ • , Mony oHwr fhin cosmntiee. - »■■■ II i! ...... iW '■ jASGROW ALL PURPOSE LAWN SEED 5 lbs. *2.791 QUINN’S PHARMACY MANCHESnn PLUMBING & SUPPLY CO. DAVIDSON 4 UVINTHAL a MANCHUTIR rARKADI I John Johnson, Glen Rivard, Rroprietors •68 MAIN 8T. i.'. Ernest Larson,- Proprietor orm WIDNISDAY, NiaHTS|-- A.M. TO t)P.M. 1 m MAIN STREET—PHONE MSmS^rMANCHESTER THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 10 K f m u 177 MAIN STREET-PHONE M3-442S-MANCHESTER MAMOHIBTKR m MONDAY, TUTUISDAY AND SATURDAY — 10 a | l TO S FAI. I
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Defense Cyrus R. Vance partlcl- Bolton Lnurla Melocha, lin- commlUtoa will meet at a later from vandallom at l%o oonatrue- pownr aaloo Mt ICl million kUoi- PMlRd. New Bathhouse Uon site, wbora both temporary watt houra. Events Earlier New York Qov. Nel i n woman wUl hold a siwIbc i World son A. Rockefeller and Pennsyl and permanent untiUty^faistalia- Total imemploymsnt dpoppfd’ TV-Radio Tonight Juno * at 6:90 at Mrs. Completed tiona have been damagsd. fronitt per cent in January to vania Gov. William W. Scran T O o r TnBMny. ^ Ctmrton’a horns. Plana wfll be CAOO (AP) muH BMtaiwt Adoula has concentrated In Nation ton received briefings. in c e Ths town hopes to naus 4.6 pw cent to April, near the All iwiMhlBBsh ari MvltMl dti ftimsd tor tho oonUng yoar. lowoot point to s*von years. i»«IMer< « W*t 0«rmu, wu about l.MO Congolese troops in • n o new bnthhbUM fbr tho new pool house ready for two the province. to attoBd tha oo t m ^ Y . ohortiy after swimming season Othoc ” sconomlc Indicatora” ; «gn*fct«d today ot apytoic for WAmmcnDN (AF) — in the CONSTRUCTION; The House The jCrotlHirliood o f S t An town’r Otobo Hollbw awimiaiJag news from Washington i has passed 940 to 8 a tl,B99.0l4,- Television o m o ir o w drew will hold a chtekan bar- bogins, and in time for tho open which moved tm during April ’’ ' teaal, aentoncad to 10 years in BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)—By, Bolton HomsmAlnlH^rill go pool wtR probably bo ro i^ to r ing of tho Konhody Day Camp wore now biUidinf permits, ■00 appropriation bill to flnanca 4:00 (S> Big I Theater (S-3060) Ossie and Harriet boctio Juno 6 for famUlaa of tho .^j^Haoa a<4 fined |S,M0. an overwhelming 99-14 vote, the DEBT UMIT: The House on their annual outlay muro- paridi. nckota may ba purohao- occupimey tho loot week In for retarded children, to be de 2,219, ths sscoBd-hlghsst number militai7 construction in the year < Si N««s (9-13) MeeUng of World A Misethl town ms«Uag willI' hvankar wlU ba tha Rskir. Rich day, June 4. Huey wUl g o to V. Huttenneister. a M-year-old Lebanese Parliament Tuesday Wa)Ts and Means Oaounittee has startinig July 1. ( » ) MotU St • (S-30-40) Patty Duke WNM’sLiriitt bs twkl tomorrow at g p.m. at od from any member. ChUdron Juno. ^ dicated at the Globe HMIow on record, nnd tho highest tUid troductioB night called for amendment of voiced swift apfxroval of an ad (30) Early Show (34) at tasue ard BoUaa o t Bt Barthalmww ■prinfflald fbr a mtisluni tour stto June 96. of a year to history new to- li glndaRt from Oolocne, was ar> Without amendment and by
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MAKCg>|lj8» 1VRW0 MAKCmlmt. 0QNN« W^NUSDAY. HAY tt, iHH- ^ litttclrrftnr abiee they did -have Rockefeller coming , AUbrlo, tootbaU eOaoh; up fast behind Lidge, the early leader. Medical As] ahi Jadi aaily. AHhrlo’a aaitot* Hotc Small Kanaa* Biuineaa ^ SvfstUtQ ijrraid And, in any ease, it’s a healthy thing ant TiMty D’Aagoto athlotte di- to have the voters crossing up the polls Forum > r t i' raator fit Chonoy ‘Tech, alee es- on rtae, aeoM to a t t o ^ aa doea DooeU wUeh Ota a little now and then. Just so polls them ■tonto, athtotto dtooetor at Mart Caught H old ot Bragg Bing fOT publteattoM to tha Open Ibrwa wOl •ma Joba aaM. , I - s w £ r selves, and the people, and the voters, Oatholle. Hta mamiftietiirtog_ ptant it W llAacfeisttr. Oom. gUarahUed poblieattoa tf they eoatata bm m thaa won’t ever be able to think that the Dr. Ryan to nationally known By 4. M. J(»N STO N i Theel h^experimentod with plaintain white buUdliig eituaUeituated to ^ , . . m E O iM s i Tha Herald reaervat tha right to deeUaa to Tha taUm at, aad WafilliRCta & 4 pabiteb* polls are the whole show and the things to Mb ftoid. kaving eorvad aa Newspaper Slitoipitot Aaea. an assortment of animals — ae- t o rear at a gasottae aerviee ~ OetalMr 1. u n *hat may he IM mu or whleh Is la bad ednoatton wOl ehatomaa at t o Amertoaa Med* hras, MUy goats, even over- station. Bto ‘'ahewroem” la a iiRUrta iMe that count Flrea t p r easUto poUtloal vtowa la daMrsd by Uoa- LBAVRNWORTH, Kan. at at Manohaetay leal Aaandattnn’e aommlttaa m (NBA)—Modem aboppiag oan- sised ehlckens. The flgurea, of naarby Mddleland, where tba But the vmy the polls, in Oregon, ^ «*' IMS bhanotor but MUra wMoh ara da* pital aa a vlam ^ . t o foadtoal aapaeta ef iMrta rides are availaMe tor upa. W W H C l M » jmfej*Ts.^raviay jag’s foladtary ay abwilve wfll be rojeelad. t o modeal aqpaeta ef ton mushrooming around tha aluminum, are poured in aee- ■taefeiaUr, Cmm.. aa l aenaJ CSaa* H u were racing to catch up with what IBW aad aa part president of the' nation have triggered aa unex tions in Theel's plant. He then t o town’s ehildivn, and whim sMrta t o 't t t o hospital staff and Amerieaa OoUege of Sports they can be seMi as Vrall by might be described aa the "real” voting ■Iqrrteal aduoaUon adv pareuiuM of pected bonanae to a time-him- uses an elaotric torch to weld gnscBipnoN luna Medicine. Ha is nieo author of a orad phase of t o amuasmeat the pieces together. preepaetive purohasars. intention of the good Republicans of that Mianheatlrtor and Mart Oaihdiic book entitled “ Medical Care of nPajraMa : ia AdTaua Oiii WMli BhBari ^ taake rtuirt-caka Mseuito aa hustoess—merry-go-rounds. This year Theera merry-go- Theel aays that marry-go- Qm T««r^aarA vaaa a»aaa*aa«aaaaaaaaaa«,•••■••••••••••••■••• SH*00 state provides an interesting sample of Schoola aad ClMnaylaaay Taeh'neh t o A ihleur______rouhds ean be made to do dou a»r SUBtilS MnUte •a**«««**«a*»***aa U.00 To Vbitmair, my mothsff or wife auUto them. Carl Theel, who operates aa rounds toclude a new figure—a MO what we consider the one built-in weak Dr. AUaa J. Ityan of Marlden ble duty despite eold weatbati KaTltaatM lC0Btll9 •••••••••••••••• An thraugh tha mtmmar you win talk on “ Fltyrtaal Ctadi- OORWDCmON aiaueement rids manufacturing earael. He obtained a band- tea Horth ##•••••••••••••••• i . i ness of the polls. CMhhdyy Z hnow Out thU la He has developed an alumlmim are t o t i t to get froaan tonw* tfonlag t o t o CTemalhm of An ' artide to yesterdajr'e oompaay to Leavenworth, says carved wooden camel to Waah- um m oL OF The polls have not yet devised any in airireMif lu y a 6ae of Iba most toes, peas, string bsaas and all that the demand for his motor togton, D.C., and It la the pat raindaer which eonvarta an or THB ABBOCIATKD PI____ AtUOttO Ujuriaa’’ floilewtag Herald headed "FoUee Probe dinary ride into n Chrlatmaa Tka Aaaodatad Praaa la axeloairalr anUUU sixth sense delicate enough and shrewd oenkbirMial lattsrs 1 aysr the other vegetables for which hi the hospital hoard lit. f crash” inadvertently ised antonato has never been tern for the basic mold. New Mngiaiid qraa pace famous, aoaaon attraction. la Uia naa of ranublicatlaa of all nawa 0 ^ enough to tell when, the person being in typs4,T-inMqt; am folly awars i: The talk to «na to a i named the wrong driven to a greater. He eredite hia euccess The amusement ride manu I # « c t i v « A|Nfl' 4Mii tebaa eradltad to It or not oUiarwlaa eradtt- which means lees taato and leee rias hold menihly on vsrioue to orders from shopping een- facturing maricet la seasonal. But, whatever the season, tha la thla papar and alae tba local nttra nun- terviewed is giving an answer which is ttwt ataar Phaasa aC' It w ^ mqks saquenae of ooillsiom Monday children keep eomtog bnek for _b*4 btft. calories. Ohefii have had t o and qMmaored t o t o bort ton, which have diseovered Burtness begins to pick iq> aft All rlalita ot rapublleadon of apactal din- in itself experimental or exploratory in W w aaili at cyaar roadacs sea gaul to tell me they are forced that involved three oare. The that merry-go-rounds still are er the annual December conven morer vad; hb.lsaeb tt la A Ml of reUef plial's department of madieal artide ebould hava read that ■ haa nmln ara» alao raaarrad. nature. Tha polls offer us all, if we ara to use frosen foods and Boir even education. - a big attraction to children, tion of amusement ride manu from. Um hogartsh « o are read whole dtonore to held their food aoeording to poUee a car oper ______OoBipanp,-----lac.,— aa- even approached by one, a moat luxuri ■aoh at Manchoater’o three brought there by their mothers facturers and conceertonaires Avioa Plane** Name jlha HanM Prlatlas ing shout the eoaatog elaotion. cost dowa. 11101 to a lie. I oven ated by Gary C. Ooulette, 19, of held each year in Chicago, Bl. ao Baandal raapoaalolllj^ for ttrpo- ^‘Hhma Bsouotnicr’ waa the seoondary sebooto to expeeted to on the grocery rounds. iWlililnal armra appaarlns in adrcrtlaementa ous opportunity to try out one kind of had flown to Hartford from t o bend n ddsMtion to the meottag Shoddy Min Hd.,. Andover, after Altliough the bade idea of t o Then, when Theel's neighbors PARIS—^The French word tor wH elfliin SntRMiMfs aad othar raaduw mattar In Tha Hanchaatar answer, to see how it sounds to our answer .Y. received when I re* w«at aad south aueh ttams as striking a vabide driven by ride has remained basically un are busy ahoveltag snow, the ■Malag BaraJd. ______eeatto. iakod. n young woman to view M me Importance of Dr. airplane, "avion,” comae from selves when we give it, to test how our above and many other items Ryan’s tople to acbool athletic M n. Ottvo Netoen of Bart Hart changed for decades, the merry- merry-go-round man and hia the name of Clamant Ader'e m 12 ROM whleh I thtaik has a much better such as artichoke and of oeurse ford, awervad to t o left into iD naiTloa cUaat of N, B. A •ar^a. toe. own blood reacts to it, or even to dis programs. go-round of 1964 features a va- family are busy turning out 1997 flying martdne. Adar to ibUabara RenraaentatlTaa — Tha Jnlloa than 'avdtaga L :<). in what eub- I chargad prices 'which enabled Thoae iattandtog from Mato Opposlto lane and stniok a car erity of new animals and con- brightly colored rides which 1990 tried to fly Avion I, a kawa SpadaX J^ency — Maw Torit Cm- charge, with that one straw vote, a nag Jaet ahS ahS' 'wad majoring-at >001* me 10 do t(. ' Datrolt and Boaton. _ __ . eheater Mlgk School will taelude operatod ^ Ronald Boulay, 21,! atrucUon materials, have been youngsters’ delights steam-powered alralaae, 'h u t ft ------AtrOIT BUREAD OB CmCUliA- ging sense of obligation to do something We once itdd proepeetlvo Frtaelpal A. Raymond Rogers; of RortnrllM. U m Herald taoor In grandfathor’a time, t o for generationa. only barely g6t eft the ground. ^ ' d o aI’t ’i Juot know where -1 for one particular candidate or another. brides who feared their oeoUng Thomas Kelley, director o f ath- roetly rtportod that t o Nelson merry-go-round animals were Theel gets as many as 89 Ih 1897 IM flew Avion m a "Heat* Itoaiinidoq” begins and: would 'not aattofy their buehanA latioa; Walker Rfigga, tratoer; .^lap adrartlatog cloalu hows: The polls never really know when they (aa auny w^-pr^iMUv say ear ■wervod to t o left 'horeee, many earved by hand 1 orders a year from points as far short dtstanee. ir HoBday - 1 p.ia M du. to got a can opener. But ualooe f ir neaday — 1 p.m Monday, are getting the final, clutch answer. I hava' no oonMIilion of the you are having food folly prrt r Wadaeaday —1 p.m Tuaaday. Frequently, the people being polled aubjaot . f ' . I pared to your own home y w Just _ jr nmraday — 1 p.m. We^aday. LsC!r< start wlto table etl- 9S6 MAIN STREET - TEL. 648-6171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6:80 P. Mv CLOSED MONDAYS Tor IMday - 1 P.na Thnr^y. themselves do not know what their own dontiknow what a.goM , dijuMr For Biitnrafty — i ^ . quaMB. I not ;oMly dteeotod oper- isto and yet you are payu payma a Mg MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST^ HARTFORD (622-7201) -17 OAK ST., MANCHESTEJIl TlaaSled d^Itoa: 10:80 Am. aaeh day tt final decision will be. Sometimes it is I allona ta throe bototo for a quar- price to be hoodwtaaed. pabtleatloo •zcept 8>turd>y ^ only after they have answered a poll ftar ad. a eentury hut tor five Although my doctors ordaesd WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 148 BAST CENTER STREET . TEL. 649.7196 question one way that they themselves I yoam Z hava bean eating “ Out” ma to r w e e and I have, three Wadneaday^ May ST realise they are never, never going to [and toy eysaiflit is good. times last weak I had a ftoh , AHW ,Whtetf»B ef ed boned shad notwlthatandtog that answer that same question the same I ages' dispoaa of a cud ot gum I had todrivb » mOsa to grt tt. way Inside the sacred, binding privacy (and M gifta ara tha gum ehsw- So Irt’e stop euMtag out other M UM —Ami CrMtcflt? of a voting booth. t e r e j.l 'h m Vratchqd thousands price tecreaaea when An one For many months past, it seems to us, Saarawl'M'oiver the table. Most thing eesentlai to life ia g ^ / t o world. But, win you enjoy Truat Co...... 99 TS hind them, they began shifting their Hartford National giaui to think of tha inatancaa in which diem unless you buy them at mood and their direction, and began an ana iba way-side stands and Bank Co. 99 ha Mmaalf, either through hia own hu at swering the very next poll they faced, to your home prepare them for r iia ] man waakneaaaa, or bacauaa of the prea- Hartford Fire .... 7944 7944 own back which took the shape of an official t o tomlly? You definitely wlU ■uro at politiea, aeemed to violate hia not tor t o . beat restaurants In National Fire ....181 189 party primary, as if it were a serious Pbomix Fire ___ 120 129 awn aode. Mia reaort to force to hold t o world will continue to have and binding affair. At the very end. all J i m m y eu their muiua only frasen or Life and ladenmtty las. roe. Kaahmir, or to take Goa, are the apec- Inside Report the polls were getUng honest answers. The Harlem Notebook — 2 canned foods. Recently in what Aetna Casualty .. 126 taeular examplea. But he made many Aetna Life ...... 199 What the polls sOll can’t tell is just by to allegedly one of New York’s Other eompromiaea. outstanding restaurants I aud- Conn. General . . . .179 when the people being polled Are going Rowlsnd E y siis Jr. and Robert D. Norsk W e ll help make it a vacation spot for Add all hia violationa and oompro- Breslin danly aaw “ fresh aaparagus Hfd. Steam Boiler 186 to stop their perhaps quite unconscious right out of t o garden.’’ For Security Ine...... 77 mioaa together, however, and then aub- WASHENOTON—In this year he Just would not move R wllh- play in which they give tentative an a rtdo dish my guest and I or Travelers (new) , 4544 traet tha affect of them from the total The Harlem River was black Marshal who had Just finished have two for that building.” of political torment for the Re- out a green light from the White Pnblie Utmtlee swers and turn to that complete serious- and still and made no sound as pubUcans, what little comfort House. Thus, it's likely the MU dered asparagus at, if you affect of hia Uving in the world, and one having her evicted from an The leaflets wer 24-hour dispos plaaaO) | 2 .7 6 . When I tasted Conn. Light Power 87 89 btos ht which they produce their final it came against the deserted apartment on the second fioor. session notices and one of the they .expect from the "debate would have stayed In cold stor Hartford Gas Oo. 48 the entire summer! atfll eomea out plua. Nehru atill came bulkhead at the foot of 138th issue” may be denied them. miaa I called for the head wait answers. TTie white man was a bureau women on the stoop got up and age If Mr. Johnson had really er *aad aald; “ I will bet you flOO Southern New Eng out, in the main, aa an influence for St. But out in the middle, where The “debate issue” consists of wanted to stop it. The Presidant crat from the city real eetate went inside when she saw tha tMs tonat only not evsu frosen land TeleidiOBe . 9S the water reflected red and blue nothing more than needling would then have had a pevfeet otvlliBatlon, and u a prophet, often lone- department. marshal’s man coming. ’ 5 aqtonfftto ftp*i M vrMch there Btanafatotiag swatches of neon from industrial "Go down and see Stem or * » * President Johnson for refusing excuse for not debating. Tab le and Ig, often abuaad, but aometimea, again, You May Hav« Noticed It ,. signs in the Bronx, you could see wqre.twp to. an Older but that AUiqd Thermal 49 MePhee,” the bureaucrat said. Up Lenox Ave., on 133th St., to face the Republican Presi Even more revealing le ttie llM >are canned asparagua. Arrow, Hart, Hag. 68 arudany effective, for the diapaaaionata the current moving. It rippled dential nominee in nationally- fact that some of the Prestdent'e There is nothing more comforting "He’s not In,” the woman a guy named OUvKr came into * TOe haad waiter'mpUed: “ Ob Barden ...... 1144 U m brella enforcement of an international law to with speed and only a good said. Louis Levenson's cramped pawn televised debates. National close poUtical advisers teUeve Bristol Brau .... 944 than to have some personal, observa- swimmer would have a chance viously you must have been in protect the peace and repulae aggrea- "I know he’s in,” the bureau shop and put a redemption tick Chairman William Miller has the debates could be conducted thto buehiess for this to the first Co|eco •••••..••. 944 46’^ Redwood tabla snd two The wnbrella is a Ijig aevsh^ in it. bseh gleefully Informing Re under a format that would pro alon. Ooa confirmed by some high author crat said. "He’s in right now. et and $8.25 bn the cour|ter. The ilBie our asparagua has been Dunham-Buah .... 4 cunrad benches of 2” clear foot tilting model with^ ity. This is particularly precious when One of the harbor police He's at a meeting,” man behind the silver-painted publicans around the country tect the dignity of the Presi questioned and ha promptly ad N. B. Machine . . . M Thue, for example, it waa hia approval walked over from the launch that the Republican nominee dency — a format calling more , redwood planks, $49.96. cord-raising feature $^.95. the personal observation involved hap "Just axe for him?” the thick^wire cage tui^mKl and dug mitted we had been served North and Judd .. 1744 1944 which gave great moral aanction to the at the edge of the bulkhead and woman said. into a. pile of brown envelopes quite likely would dredge up the for a Joint-televised appearttoce pens to be something you hardly dare eahned asparagiis tips but added Peter P a u l...... 8144 3444 very flret United Nationa police-atyle put brown wrapping paper over "Yes.” • and took one out and handed it hoary gimmick of debating an than a full-scale debate. t o t with their sauce, their own PlasUo Wire Cable 11 the body of William Cleveland, empty chair. Goldwater’s position is far lees U 4i action, in Korea. And, in each world believe even yourself, let alone com •Tlow do I get there?” ' to CHiver, ^ rpolpe, imported from France Standard Screw .. 8644 SS44 municate tt to somebody else. 48, who was dead and naked on "Trou'eald you’d gWe me a An empty chair debate obvi complicated than Mr. JoAneoa’a. ao one else had questioned tha Stanley Works ... 2844 criaia aince, it h u been invaluable to the littered ground and had spot "H ow ,do you get there?' » 4 4 What do you mean now do you rin^ guard thia'’ Unuk” Oliver ously requires two conditions; Goldwater believes that the Pre Veedar-Root ...... 6244 the United Nationa and to the cause of Suppose, for instance, the last time lights shining on him. A fat saw. "Yes, Z did.” the man said. The absence of President John sident of the United States 6an 5944 you Journeyed down to the Atlantic and get there? Take any suWay. "Y o u all know that If you want Tha above quotations are not building a world peace through law that woman in a white blouse and "I’m an .QUt,df t h m how. m son and the presence of his Re blunder the nation into disaster aur unequalled strawberries you to be eonstrued aa actual maf- black skirt knelt alongside The office is at 2 Lafayette if he too often engages in M - the India of Nehru w u always avail stepped into its waters and then looked Place. -lUgbt at Foley Squara give you afie''duriii|r the Week.” publican' opponent. That’s why are.handed haakets and told to kets. o.ver toward Spain it seemed to you that Cleveland's body. A cigarette •TU bA to" Oliver said. "No two little-known facts of politi promptu remarks. He believes tick your own and a price will able, ready to taka the lead in providing hung out of her mouth. The Go dfi dowfi rijght now.-I^i Mr. Johnson holds far too many the Atlantic Ocean was wider than it it’s important to you.” reaaon why I won’t be In. I’m cal life should, pyove quite dis W lOiarged for t o berries. In 1790 the average family manpower for peace poUce duty, and cop wanted to put the wrapping in every other week"’ ' turbing to Republicans who rs- press conferences and contends used to be. Or supposed, flying over it, paper over Cleveland's face, but The little girl -came back. Mere, t o moat.unfortunate fact- to thia country had 8.7 persona, able la do ao without provoking the He walked outside spd opened meWiber the tremendous impor that the President, no matfar ar to that the chefs or', cooks whereas in I960 the average the fat woman wouldn't let him. She had two wax aticks which which party he belongs td. ouapidon or enmity of others. you had the same disconcerting impres were filled with some soda pop. the envelops ' oii the; sidewalk tance of the 1960 debates to havanlt t o remotest Idsa how family had 8.7 persons. sion. "They dared him to go swim John Kennedy’s election. should never debate a challeag- It Is difficult to imag^ine a more dra ming," one of the other cops She stood -by Jber mother and tiit and took oUt the rtf^ and put Tou would hardly dare tell yourself, off the ends- of the wax sticks it on. It was a gold pinky ring Fact No. 1—Sen. Barry matic career in our times than that of standing around said. He point with a pu^Ie stone in it. Goldwater, frontrunner for the In line with these belleto. or anybody else, that Ehirope and ed to a man in a red shirt and and started to drink the soda Goldwater is firm in opposing this man who divided his mature life pop. In the hallway, men from "I get it out for Saturday Republican nomination and the America are getUng farther apart. two women who were standing virtually sure nominee If he Republican preeaure on Mr. Complete 6 pc almoet equally between pollUcal prison off to the side the marshal's office were tug night," he waa sBjitog. "But it Then along come reports of a meet goes right, bpek on Monday. wins the California primary on Johnson for televised debates. and rule of a new great nation atrug- "Could he swim?" the cop ging bed mattresses down the ing of the Royal Society in London stairs. I don't tak'e much.on it, you saw June 2, would refuse to debate He has made this eomplataly Set with 2 Chairs 219. gling to be a democracy. No doubt thia was asked. Mr. Johnson under any condl- clear in private conversations which heard evidence, sanctified by com "I am merely the liaison man that. I only had kb give the man drama added to the stature and appeal "Who knows? He was wined eight and a quarter. I take Just ti(^ . ^ with Miller. If Goldwater is Sofa, two arm chairs, two end tables puter processes, that the Atlantic Ocean up and he went In and hit his between the judge and the peo nominated, the debate iseue dis he had for the people of hia own coun ple who own the bulMlng, which enough to get through the week. Fact No. 2—It is by no and a cocktail table in aturdy, natural is indeed widening by a few inches every head on something. So he's I’m a working man. I don't means settled that Mi Johnson appears without a trace. try. and for those of the outside world. dead." in this case is the city because But what If Goldwater loses finlahed atick reed with spring filled year, / ' the building is in receivership,” need any ring, during the week.” will refuse to debate hla Repub Beyond the biographical record, how "He Is not dead," the fat lican challenger. Friends close toe Cailfomia primary and with Beat cushions in combinations of plain So you weren’t Just imagining things woman bending over Cleveland the City Marshal, Reginald This is the thing about poor ever, there was something else built people that , you have to love. to the President predict that he it the fiominatlon Itself? What if vinyls and gay florals! Makee your Deluxe Settee after all! You weren't Just seeing things! said. "He Just stopped breath Thorpe, said in a clipped West Into his life and being. It waa something Indian voice. They live basic, and they don’t is now Inclined to participate in the nominaUon goes to Richard CASUALS' porch aa comfortable aa your living Europe and America are farther apart ing. He’ll be all right. He Just debates If—end It is a big if - M. Nixon or Gov. William Scran ef a aplrituel nature. It waa hia own stopped breathing.” She took a The mother. Martha Pless, see any reason why you should room; moves indoors when summer’s and Chair- 89.50' than they used to be! And you are sane! start finessing when you don’t the ground rulea are to hla lik ton of Pennsylvania? ■" great strength, that there was, inaide big drag on her cigarette. She came 'down the stoop and stood Either one of them certainly over. on the sidewalk crying. have enough money in your ing. hhn, thia great Intangible essence. It Those British computers are not only said she was his common-law would press for a debate with Finest redwood pieces made of 2” j^anksn wife. One of the marshal's men, in pocket to call for finessing. In Thus. It is entirely possible working on the way the various conti that Miller and the Republicans the President. But to Adjoint smoothly sanded, with cadmium plated and-* waa the thing that brought the great a blue worksuit, came 'out of a place like Lerchmont, people \ ^ • nents of the world may be moving. They The cop from the harlxir wouldn’t discuss money if you may have the debate issue appearance (not a debate) aluminum hardware. Both pieces have big^ erowds ef his country into a feeling of launch stood right over her. He the building and stood in the Nixon or Scianton might coma are also, looking to the past, compiling doorway. The bureaucrat asked put a gun to their head, and working against rather than for concealed wheels for easy moving. Green-oof* almoet spiritual identification with him had his blue shirt rolled up and when they fight they go up them next fall. The tables would o f second best. Furthermore, FREE! precise evidence which indicates how him if something was finished floral vinyl covers. Settee $55; club chair $89i, and his purposes. his trick right arm was bent at stairs and close Ui» bedroom ba turned, with President John a growing number of RepuMl- very closely united some of the present the elbow snd he methodically and the workman shook hla Sleepy Hollow Perhaps, in some ways, this Nehru in head. door aond spit at each other son gleefully challenging Gold- effectlveneee oontlnenU may have been in the past pulled heavy rope from the Ottomaa tangible waa aomething oriental, rising "I’m not going to do that un quietly, po the neighbors won’t water to debate. JJiUvr e empty chair glnimiek d a ys o f They have been doing this by making ground and made a coil of it hear. But in Harlem, a man The President's new attitude if Mr. Johnson does finally de- Chair 49.95 91.99 eut of philosophies and traditions we^^of with his .shoulder and elbow so til they're out of there,” the clde not to dabats. AU of which precise and detailed calculations as to workman said. "Hey. what do stands in front ot a hock shop toward the debate issue is an the West do not imderatand or appre- that the rope would be neat . and tells you his business and shows t^ t issues are hard to how the lines of various continents you think I am ? Did you see other reflection of his soaring What a way to be laiy over the Holi aiate easily. Perhaps, in other ways, It when it was put back pn the vdten he and a woman fight confidence. Terrified of televi find when running against a would fit into one another. They have boat. The body of William" Cleve what they were like when we sheer bliss! day weekend!. The Sleepy Hollow waa aomething quite as elemental and they spill out onto the street sion throughout his Senate ca PrSident. land waa right at his feet. And came? That woman was down 1M4 Pub'lrii^rs Nsw sm m Chisir ia made of aturdy, heavy atick accomplished the matching of the west on her knees crying. Do you where there is some room for a reer, Mr. Johnson now revels in natural and yet Intangible as the simple Cleveland's fat common - law man and womeh to get rid of Syndicate ; " ’ ' reed with cartridge tuft^ cushion in ern shore line of Africa with the east wife kept smoking and saying think I like thatr* his appearances before the camr healing goodness which thia naUon has their anger. eras. Close associates say he hy sBONB gay pumpkin vtsyla. Other colors to ern shore line of South,^America so pre- the dead man was all right and The bureaucrat shniarsred. s m ., m . • m o c h a i ao often found in the presence of Dwight "Well,” he said. “She to o k ^ y watch,” a man would love to face off against a order. eieely as to suggest tha't once the two the cop kept winding his rope was tellb\g a policeman. A Thought foY rwIRr e WRITE D. Kiaenhower. Hie analysis and appre- and whistling softly. Death is a "This one isn’t so bad,” Republican. were indeed one mass, and they ' "He’s lying. He’s Just around A tipHiff to this is the fact that Sponsored by the MbMekeatar Gtove alation of Nehru ean find many ap very common thing to him. And Thorpe,' the marshal, said. "A Laathar are working, at present, on the busi- neighbor in a first fioor apart here to make trouble," the wom a bill • essential to ■ conducting Council of Chnrekee proaches and many entrances. it is common In Harlem, where an said. “What do I want with Wrought Iron ness of fitting Australia into Antartica. 450.noo people live In a part of ment is keeping the fumltqre. PretidenUal debates over Tha aimpleet thing to say la that H his w atrt?” national television In 1964 was '■w If the computers make out well enough New York City which runs for So we do not have to put ft fitlt •^ou ^ not take tke awnes at has bean aa experience and a privilego 45 blocks. on the street.” ‘ '-»Bhe \VaVbd her arm. On the at long last moved out of Con- Dinette 89.95 with this problem, they will sUrt twist InH wrist was a man’s watch. sessional cold storage by Rep. w ^ r d your Oed in vain . . .*• te< be alive in the same world with Neh- And It you walk and ride The woman had on It \i«1ta " 1N4 Publlshert Newspaper name of Jesus is heaid ing and turning other continents around through these 45 blocks and summer blouse and a flowered Oren Harris of Arkansas, an Meals on the patio can be ni, in aa era of great events, great de- Syndicate old LBJ supporter. often to our eocloty. i have Clear Redwood Set 29.95 to see if there is any way they can fit watch the people and listen to skirt. She fumbled with a big hMrt It moot ofUn to two eesi- WdStaa wrought dinette like this. In daiona, and great shapings of destiny them, you get life, and all the purse. During closed-door sessions of Ounoqa glamorous with a hand Knotty 2-inch California lor the whole world. It has alao been an one another reasonably, into one world. Today's Birtbdnys the House Commqiic)l Commit • ‘•ending on tbs parts of life. In concentrated A fella si^blet me tfuDse I was wearing. deep Pompeian green finish, redwoiixl for a big 33% era of great chieftains, great leaders, Meanwhile, however, the same com form. The people live piled on rooms end the qse a kitchai tee, Oiairmaii' ia n la was puters strengthen the theory that, the top of each other In these ugly Benatlor Hubert Humphrey of hounded for lireeks by Republi Jeoue Christ! !’’ to ueuallv art with removable, pol;^oam-fill- X 70” barbecue table and graat wlelders of power. Ndiru, aa the Md bath. He got dlspoaseesed Minnesota is 58 today. Veteran T*w**^*“**®" of d ls g ^ or anger, continents are still drifting apart It will five-and six-story stone tene for not paying the rent. I didn’t can mpntban who wanted the Siaee ad seat cushions in a soft 8 benches. Non-rusting disciple of Gandhi, and aa the individ- golf pco ftom Snead la 62. toll sprung loose. He told them I h w this when Pm d r e a ^ bi be nice to know where they all started ments and there are so many of itoow he was dispossessed. Now 6 - 10 olive green . . . and almost cadmium plated bolts I •al who tri^ to struggle with the prac- them in such a small area and aiMv ®J®^***“' "toy he common from, but the drift will be the thing to I don’t know what I’m going to unbreakable, pebbled, 34 x 54- Mealitiee of the Gandhi legacy, waa per so much is happening to them do. She started to cry loud. watch. Tou may notice it yourself, on inch Steelflex glass top. haps the mildest of aU these large fig- and around them that a :7alk ’’Go down to see Stem Ifke i Herald Yesterdays your next trip to Nauset on any block becomes a look at told you," the bureeucrat called ■sas hi an historic epoch, and still eon- life. out. • • • ' which had grantad Chaney of the world.” aalvablg t ^ greatest She nodded. She reached into 25 Yean Ago Han't how tt works: |urt buy a pair of Bros, a 1044 obnti an hour "Deqr Jesus’ or , , “O Loed I Dirt-Cheap Parkway Safety In the morning, on West ll4th the ^ rs e and took out a nlritel Girl SopuU of Troop 14, wage cut. “ Faaturaa” b y VIner. Hoar thorn w two Bt., the little girl In the gray sponsored by CathoUc Lsdiee of “ V 'urione orof pen-pstt- woeks; anjoy “ barafoot” comfort with foil snd huded it to the little girt. Omeral Manager Richard 17.95 The State Highway Deparunent is dress, her nigtalls tied together Oohmbus, hold breakfast hlka. “ “ " y « u t a l traUtude heol-to-too euahionad innanoles and oprifiiy erectile metal baitien along some sec Now be good,” she said, 'niea Martin and nevi^ appointed ■ • • 1 often hear thtaa whaa 1 Ajwv on top of hei head, came out she walked dosrn toward Ohsries ODowd, grand _ cushion crepe solee and haote. Fad in love Nest of three hand wrought tions ef the Merritt I^kw ay to prevent # and played in the sunlight at Keeney Bt, 8 o l| o o l architect This too ^ ■ with iMittor-aeft, specieliy tanned ieqtor cars crasaing the median strip and col Ave., which is where the sub- knight of K ef C, Walter Ckabtree confer on j* habitual religious” languasM iron tables, 14% x 20%’’ in the foot of the atoop leaiUng to vmy is. and left the Uttle girt toastmsatar j»7|ru itfBrt hold OUsSio ttt that oiips on ilke ■ giovo. Thon — If th e tact that the results in the .Ora- liding with vehicles traveling in the No. 111. She isns three, and she school pisna-., a n net too moot cemfortabie ahooe yeu’va avar Wrought Iron Croup sofe olive or deep P om- opposite direction. It will be seveiml alone with a nickel in her hand at Army and depth of moaning and are ■ " t - fon Kepubllcan primary on May IK opened her hand and held it out to fnmt of a place where she About M* oontraoUng ^ m s too aaaUy. -Ju9t bring to m back and ws’ K rtfond avwy pamyl peian green finishes. years before these guiu-ds are in place to show ths two pennies in it. W. Henry Weir niuned ehair- dbewed Governor Rockefeller the win- from the Ifouaatonlc River to the New doesn t live anymore. man for July 4tll ftoawotke dls- Indicate they wUI auimiit bids Taking Gods’ name to vain la W pcf. 89.95 "Money," she said. Then she There were women aitttog on on the three phases of site im ■ar fawtsad of Ambassador Lodge has re York State line at Greenwich. closed her fist and ran craxy- pMy. done as frequently in praying Redwood Chaise 29.95 vived eriUeiam and distrust of the poU- In recent days clean fill has been stoops all over the block. None provement Job St Memorlsl ^ "Pho Perwm ^ legged down ths strMt to ths of them watched. A dispoesee*' Field, site for new high soiiool. Smart' patio seatinf group of dumped in a section of the divider in candy store on tha «om er of cm-M a ^ut God and seriously ..Three-poaition radwood chaise with idumi- iBf method. But there can't be too much Sion on a street is as common a Battle develops for control of wishes to honor Him does not hand wrought iron and ex the FalrSeld area. The fill is graded to Lenox Ave., Cbaney B n^- iuilap- aays K ■aalous quarrel, really, with the perform- about four feat high and the aides sight as A garba^ truck. Zlemocratlc Town Committee, use words easily. In our day, Ufa panded metal ih, loft olive num and cadmium hardware; pumpkin or Her motker was on the btoop One of tha marahal’s man may *Hiesl to UB. Bu|uram e fh w attbar |hs pdls or the voters la sloped. Until/the steel guard rails are with tsars running down her wHh Keeney fit. School named person who swears'and ths psr- green with polyfoam-filled ruat vi^l covers. Back drops to posi put in plaioe, the 1111 is a good, and came out of thf house with leaf- Court to Utaiti to regain |S0O ,- •e key laeue, pitting Atty. •on who priya rare — qftau — »s- tion for sun bathing. The 21% x 87-inch red face. She was Ulking to a short leu to Ms h u d and h« starts^ 000 la baek wagos, afUr BUto ’'^•d . . , for SHOES white plaatic cushioni . . . dirt-cheap, ibatltute. —N l « f HAVBN Httls whits man in a sports Weeisy Gryk. Town ------Gai’a wood serving cart has a removable slat tray wmlldng aoMss ths Btteet. Court of arrsM n - • g n to s t Atly. Jay B. ~ ' ‘ ftams to vain. •SI MAIN f l aettee, two chairs and cock Jaskst and a hugs N i«m a t g *TkaBl>er aaU. t daalslsB tail table. 6 other e o lo n to top and lower ilat shelf. Big whaals > ^ e it 2C99 o rd ir l easy to move about the lawn. r
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■ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1064 I ^ B TWnELVI AJU«i;ifESTEai EVENING HERALD, ICANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY, MAY t 7 , 1064 '#N' eontersnce sinee his stroke, NcA- Maa, aV B. Mata Dt; JO n LawOeans ru brushed aside a question Hospital Notes UthaiMttL 87 B uttartat Bd.; U.S.> Soviets about his possible successor. Rec, Higliway Issues AUrad Mtaipsaa, W a p j^ : ^ , 74, Dead, "My lifetime is not endtnr,” he aw g *e a pja. da Maaiaaii. 88 Ifllaa Dr.; ^ London Air, C t ^ i l u H l Y said. « Dorothy Fagan, 41 Gnen Rd.; Sign Treaty tlinr S te 4 pjB. fVaaetaa Moarnr, 40 Ofostwood On Tuesday’s Agenda •;Se 9a f pjm. aaA fim S a » . ; Mias Dorotlw Outhris, M SATURDAY, Hemlock g t ; BQra BUaalMth On CoiitoIs Birds Return Felled by Stroke na where they are It a.m. Blakaalee, 46 Helatae Rd.; PoUys Pointers ta 8 pjB. VMtara ate reg ‘ By JOEdT oalB The long-awaited, oontroversial recreation depart aat ta ta pattaafaf i Thelma Lewla, 338 Lydall S t, •) rag* OM) Harry Smith, 84 Bigrioar S t; (C LONDON TAF) - TS, ffquld e on keeping shoes ed. Elm S t; Gary C. Goudetta, An canned. to assist ta representing their pochards imported to 8t. omous roving defense minister, ed as a restorative, and he re in good condiUon, I tape on my An added controversial report has' been tossed around by the dover; Mn. Bleanor McLaugh tateresU. And the mechanics for James’s .Park. Other visitors CLOSED ALL DAY V. K. Krishna Menon. Menon, a sponded with his old vigor. But shoe bag and any pertaining to will be presented by the direo- board of education and the lin, South Windsor. Cut off tope vegetablee be dealing with a whole range of were rare. leftist antl-Westemer, fell from after the one-month undeclared hats go on my hat boxes. Tips tors’ representatives on the town directors, 'with neither ADMITTED TODAY: Mn. fore storing since the tops draw legal problems from compli But a report on bird life ta grace through lack of prepared war ended, his energy began to on gloves are taped inside the four-town Northeast Refuse body willing to pay the pre Martha Kendall, Brandy S t, moisture and food value from cated queeUons of Inheritance to the royal parks Just published SATURDAY ness for the Chinese invasion of ebb again. drawer where gloves are kept. Disposal Committee. mium. Bolton; M rs Rose Ponech, 17 the vegetables themselves, leav- simply notary services will be by a government committee bidia in 1962. Nehru’s performance became Household hints are taped in the The report will explain a plan A discussion of two addition Vernon Ave., Rockville; Diana tag them wilted and Ump. considerably eased." says the whole picture has Menon was the hlg^-riding de very uneven. Some visitOTs . areas where they will be used, for building a coopenatlve Incin al new town flrehouses. Perteraon, 37 Turnbull Rd.; Ken^ changed. There are 800 acres of found him lucid and energetic. I tape kitchen suggestions on the .The United States and the So royal parks ta the center of the m e m o r ia l d ay... fense minister a year earlier erator at the tovra’s Olcott St. A report by the general man neth Moreau, 92 S. Adams S t Put adhesive tape acroes your viet Union have entered Into a when Ihdta invaded and seised But he dozed off on other vis- inside of a kitchen cabinet door, disposal area, ager and the Towh Planning BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A palms to,, pnvent blisten and capital and the cuckoo — once itors and occasionally at public | In this manner I am familiar number of treaties which also Ihe Portuguese west coast en- TOe board will be arited to Commission on a proposed oap- daughter to Mr. and Mn. Jerry callouses' when doing rough Involved other signatory coun lost to London—has been sight daves of Ooa, Damao and Diu functions. Sometimes he walked with the suggestions and am consider eight items pertaining Ital improvement program for Dufour, 189 Oakland S t; a son work such as gardening, weep ed in all of them. erect. More often he hobbled able to madee any repairs or to sanitary sewera They are: tries. An example Is the limited Also sighted have been kitti- after tailing to persuade the 1004-66. to Mr. and Mn. Albert Araen- ing or mopptag. nuclear test bw: treaty of 1963. Portuguese they should leave along, head bent. changes without loss of time in (1) The allocation of |6,700 A report by the Man-eater ault, 87 Talcott Ave., Rockville; wake gulls and puffins up from Last Friday, at his first news looking up the hint. Any I do for preliminary plans for the Never before, however, did coastal regions, the spotted fly Mm aobcontinent as the Britirii Redevelopment Agency and the a daughter to Mr. and Mn. Wil Outgrown crib bUnkets that the two countries negotiate a bi Double Ann Rests ! not like after using, I pull off Paifcer Village Industrial Wasta Gltlzena’ Advisory Ootnmittee liam Meyen, Covoitry; a a n still good can be made into catcher, the garden warbler, and throw away. —MRS. L. C. Plant, to service Green Manor’s lateral treaty Involving only the waxwlnga and croesbUls. on redevriopment plans. daughter to Mr. and Mn. John bathrobes tor your youngsten. Soviet new 193-home develocunent ta Vincelette, East Hartford. United States and the Even the great spotted wood DEAR POLLT—I would like the northeast section of town, Before painting over enamel Union. pecker has alighted on the roy well as to handle the waate BIRTHS TODAY: A daugh Inner$pring MattreM ' to throw in my two cents worth ter to Mr. and Mn. C. Gilbert that Is still glossy, cut the gloss al acras where the committee j of help for the Den Mother who from two paper mills on Paricer by sanding the surface sli^tly said 184 different epeclee of BUY YOUR NEXT NEW St. Oiddtaga,* Bllington; a aon to Wanted handicraft suggestions Obituary Mr. and Mn. Donald Wirta, 368 so the paint will get a better Clasgmates Name birds have been identified in the 6 WEB (3) The authorisation for a i for her Cub Scouts. A gift I re Center S t; a daughter to Mr. grip and will not run. last couple of years. CHAISE LOUNGE ceived could be easily copied by further study of a proposed The balance sheet also ehows •**. $130,000 Bidwell - Keeney St. and Mrs. Walter Weir, 170 Patricia Tunsky . small boys. Let them make Comellns A. Moynlhan Welle S t 'When you are painting losses. permanent shopping list boards sanitary sewer extension. Cornelius A. Moynlhan, 60, Once there was a heronry in (3) The allocation of $6,366 marwARnirn ▼irn-rwi* ■emtehee on floors Just dip a Miss Patricia Tunsky, daugh FOLDING CHAISE for their mothers. One-fourth or Bast Rartfqrd, brother of cloth ta 0“ I»tat and rub It Richmond Park where Prin ^-inch plywood would work for preliminary plans for relief Mrs. RussAl C. Scott of IS DAY: Mrs. Edith O’Brien, 98 over tha scratches. This pre ter of Mr. and Mra. Anthony cess Alexandra, a cousin of .97 OLDSMOBILE Oakland S t; Mn. MUdred Cole fine. Shellw the board and put sanitary sewers In the W. Mid Hunter Rd., died Monday at St. vents the marie that occurs Tunaky of 36 Buckland S t, has Queen Elizabeth n, lives with ffgm m deder who km boM soWng and on, with India ink, a list of sta dle Tpke.-iBroad St. area. Francis Hospital, Hartford. man, Blltagton; Donna Dlet- when you do the Job with a been chosen to represent her her husband, Angus Ogilvy. ple grocery Items. A small drill (4) The distribution of sani He is survived by hlr wife, a richsen, 54 Fairfield S t; Mrs. brush. graduating class on the Alum Herons started nesting there 80 DELUXE snrvieing now OMtmobNos and Valuo-Ratod ' could make a hole opposite tary sewer assessment costs on daughter, five brothers and NeUle Brizltis, 476 Adams S t; nae Association of Tobe-Oobum years ago. In 1934, 48 pairs ' each item. Then paint match Dover Rd., Edison Rd., Fulton three oth'er sisters. Frederick Fieldhouse Jr., Haz- Build a email step for your School for Fashion Oareera, New were identified In the park. Adju.sfs Umd Can for ovnr 30 ynon. sticke ^red or any other bright Rd., Whitney Rd„ Hendee Rd„ The funeral will be held to ardvUIe; Kathryn Miller, 33 children and place It In the York, N. Y. Now there are none — the last Bunce Dr.; Francis Gee, 30 Fos 97 color to etlck in holes across ths Wedgewood Dr., Bhiglewood Dr., morrow at 8:80 ajn. from the bathroom so they can use the She wtU be graduated June 1 bird having left in 1961. To . bottom of the board. They are a portion of Adams St., and a Ahem .Funeral Home, 1406 ter S t; Mrs. Gertrude Malone, wash basin without climbing on from the school. She has been Said the committee In a glum USED CAR I ready to go in the holes oppo ri^t-of-way from the north end Mata St., East Hartford, with a 212 Taloottvllla Rd., Vernon; chain or other objects. following a specialized two- explanation that the heronry is Five site the listed items that are of Wedgewood Dr. to W. Middle solemn Mass of requiem at St. James Davis, 3 Hillside Ave., year coune in the merchandis no more: "The activities and needed on the next shopping Tpke. Mary’s Church, Bast Hartford, Vernon; Mn. Helen Marsh, El When you are melting butter ing of women’s fashions and preferences of birds are not Pasi lions trip. "Shopping List” could be (6) The fixing of a fee for at 9. Burial will be ta St. lington; Karen Devlin, Andover. to serve aa a sauce with espar- has been accepted for an execu often predictable." printed at the top with bright house trailer septic tank sew Mary’s Cemetery. DISCHARGED TODAY: age disposal. gUs or broccoli, ricim the foam tive training program at Seks ! UmUE! paint to match theisUcks. PTHends may call at the funer Mn. Harriet Abbe, W^iptag; from the top and use the clear Fifth Ave. of New York whlcli o 1” Tubular Frame (6) ’]^e authorization to ac 5-Web Alummum I, too, find children are often al home.tonight from 7 to 9. John Miller, Bolton Rd., Ver fat. leaving the white sediment will begin June 8. o Weather-Resistant Full 4-web thick Inner- cept and record a sanitary sew non; John Gnllaseo, 11 Strant Washable Covering more amused with home-made er easement from Virginia An- at the bottom. She ie a graduate of Man- spring mattress with sisa toys than with more expensive John W. Bohlin St.; Arthur Andenon, 687 Cen e 4” Thick Mattress saldi to the town of Manchester. John William Bahlta, 71, or ter S t; Miss Mary Bldrid^, riiester High School ta the and cotton fel). Adjusts JliniBDREE ones. My son found a rectangu (7) The autorization of the Oless of 1961. J t W N C H A IR lar piece of wood and ham Palm Bay, Fla., formerly of Laurel Manor Clonvaleecent Duplicate Bridge r Five mered two-inch nails In different payment of $400 for one-half Manchester, died there yester Home; Mn. Thelma Smith, 267 m places over it. Under each nail the cost of a hospital-area sew day at Brevard Hospital after Llnwood Dr., Bolton; Mn. Hel Results In the final duplicate Comet Core Frozen bra ,iM a age diversion study. en Benoit 40 Orchard St, bridge g;ame for this season at Positions he put a number—6, 10, 16, etc. ( ) To accept a suggestion by a siiort iUneas. The board was hung on a kitch 8 Bom in Sweden on March 8, Rockville; Ronald Blnlay, 88 ths basement clubrooms, 46 NEW YC«K—The nucleua of RAYNAUD’S 1M8EASE Town Engineer Walter Fuss for West St., Rockville; Raymond Sdiool St., a n : George Haluska a comet Isjselleved to consist of CAUSES PROBLEMS en door. Using old Jar rubbers, diversion of the Manchester 1893, he came to this county 2.99 Schmidt, Blast Hartford; Joseph and Milton GottUdb, flnt; Mr. a m4xture'‘of various ices—wa OF OIRCULAIION I all three of our children have Hospital-area sanitary sewage. many yean ago and to Man 6 verilcal and 16 horizontal Firestone sturdy, lightweight. Folds for ' had hours of fun throwing the chester about 1989. He moved and Mark Anselmo, 46 Charter and Mrs. Frank Devney, second, ter Ice, dry ice, frozen ammonia, „ storage. Contour-curved bock. 1 “ ’ VALUE t RATED USED CARS Other items on the agenda ta- Rd., RodcriHe; Laurie Ann C ^ and Mr. and Mrs. MlHard Row- By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, Webs. Full length, full folding, ad Jar rubbers at the nails. The clude: to 97orida two yean ago. frozen methane, and others — justs give five po.sUion.s. Heavy guage aluminum frame numbers add up for their scores. He is roivived by one son, alii, Johnson Rd., Bolton; ley, third. with mineral debris and dust. M.D. 196S OMs 88 HoHday Sedan ...... S 2 7 9 S A suggested amendment to Michael Alan and David An 'ITie nuns, sponsored by the One famous astrophyelolst, ITrcd News|mper Enterprise Assn. tubing. Green and white. —MOTHER OF THREE the town’s Peddler’s Ordinance, Roland Botilta of Torrington; Q—My doctor says I have two daughten, Mrs. Brneat drew Wallbllllch, 18 Bancroft Town Recreation Department L. Whipple, called the whole "a IMS Otds F-8S Station W agon ...... S 2 7 9 S GIRLS—lU s ring toss game to permit ice cream trucks to Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Sylvia Ool- will be resumed ta September. dirty snowball.” Raynaud's disease. What causes would aitoeal to the children but enter Manchester wlttt their Nally of Manchester and Hus. It and what can be done for it? IMS Chevy Bel Air 4-Door Sedan ... .9229S 1 think mother would enjoy It wares. ' | James Cadaret of MalaiMr, na., A—The cause of Raynaud’s more If they played in the iMwe- A proposed revision of the and four grandchUdren. disease is unknown. The victims ment or some place that was town’s purchasing rules. Funeral servioes ,'wlll ba M d suffer from spasmodic contrac m 2 C A D IL U C not under her feet. —POLLY A discussion of the dl^Kiial of Friday at Palm Bey. tion of the small arteries of 1942 CADILLAC "FUN FOR YOUR SON IN THE SUN" their fingers, or toes. The .V 42 Convnrtlblo CANNON. OrENIN* JUNf M..-SIXTH SEASON attacks may be brought on by ruUy • q u ip p e d . One Cenpo 2-Dr. H.Top emotional stress or exposure to owner,r, utm mileefe. cold. First the fingers become READ THIS BEFORE YOU REPAINT YOUR HOUSE white, then turn purple or blue. SAVE 1 As the spaem relaxes, the blood Giant SAVE rushes Into the fingers and they I I here’s proof M new Lucite* house paint outlasts ordhiaiy become very red. There is no j GLEN HAVEN danger of losing the fingers' 1M2 Oida 88 HoHday Sedan ...... e 2 3 9 S through gangrene. outside paints. Lack of vitamin B-6 can be a b e a c h 1M 2 OMa D-98 C m v e r tib lc ...... S 2 e 9 S cause. You should also take spe '50 Star u.^. cial car# to protect your hands FLAG AND 1M2 Olds D-M 4-Door Sedan ...... 9 2 4 9 5 DAY CAMP and feet from the cold. Moving 20 lb. Bag to a warm climate Is sometimes PAPER POLE SET t p w e l s 1M2 Pontiac BonneViHe 4-Door Hardtop 9 2 3 9 5 advisable. Women wlth lhl.s dis Arts and ease are sometimes helped by PLATES 1962 Olds F-85 4-Door Sedan ...... 9 1 9 9 5 taking estrogens (female hor 6V2 Ft. 6>Rib 3HARC0AL 2.57 34 X AS! C rofts mones) especially if they are 3 ft. X 5 ft. flag, 6 ft. nearing the menopause. 24" GRILL < Jointed 2 pc. metal 1942 CHEV. Smoking will aggravate UMBREIIAS 1940 CHEV. 100 For pole, strong rope hal- Impohi V-8 your Mmdlfion, Some victims WITH STEEL HOOD. yard, metal bracked for 4-Dr. Station Wagon whose disease Is severe and of SPIT AND MOTOR ,c mounting on building. 2-Door Hardtop Fully Equipped long standing can get relief ' ' Heavy cotton cloth in Fully Equipped After surgical cutting of some 15.97 weather - resistant col- H 9 5 of the sympathetic nerve roots ? with valance and tilting device. 68? ’ brs. I ♦2095 _ as they come out of the spinal Rustproof aluminum pole. column, but the effect Is not 'J!W8PPP!I permanent. I 8.97 Screen print n o ▼ a 11 y I Q Several years ago after I /' UMBRELLA 1961 VW. 2-Door Sedan ...... 9 1 1 9 5 had an electrocardiogram, my 41 inches high. Crank elevating multi-color d esigns on doctor gave me 'Tetrasules. mecbanlam. 5” wheels. Spit re white grounds. Big, husky, J 1961 Ford Galaxie 2-Door Hardtop . . . . 9 1 3 9 5 What are they for? Will this volves for barbecuing. METAL TABLE absorbent. drug cause any harmful effects 1960 Dodge 2-Door Sedan ...... 9 5 9 5 or lose its effectiveness when ...... , . Physloal taken for a prolonged ^rlod? mm 1960 Olds 88 Holiday Sedan ...... 9 1 5 9 5 FHaeee A—This drug is ^ven to dilate MAllMMMdIil the arteries In persons who have 9.97 __ bidootrtnatloB mdootrinatloB f AY NO EXTRA OTARGB: Materials for arts aad oraftL Pbtterv ImgfJnr Angina pectoris or coronary Full )12’,;. table top with rounded J V2" Diom. 1959 MUCK ^ This Du Pont test house was painted in 1957... heart disease. There are no edges. Filler cap for umbrella 1959 OLDS. harmful effects or loss of effec hole. lovic. Convnrtibk . . . Tliis side painted with ordinary . . . This side with NEW DU PONT Fully Bquiimed tiveness with prolonged use. M HoNdoy Sodon oH-base whHa paint Now long over **LUGITE’’ HOUSE PAINT. SUM oMte, Anyone who Is taking this drug 50 R . Nidudlng 3 ’n>pe limited EurolhBetit due for repainting. stHI tight and going strong.a should be checked for glaucoma iehiiiiili liiiiiitiiii CAMP POMODS twice a year. The drug does not 9995 Leoatod ou Spring-Fed cause glaucoma but when this 9129S lot BN4ai...Jaaa at - 10 H O S l disease is present the drug will 24x60” Lake (Sperry^i aifo,) Aggravate it. tad Bertod.. .July M - Ja$y 84 lU C ITE" is as easy to use as it is durablei 100% Ikolaad Btadf Q—What causes Sjogren’s dli- «ase? My tongue Is diy and 1 Double-ply plaaUe for ex 14 FT. O Nova oa aaeSy, eOortleaaly 8rd Period...duty BT . Aug. 7 "Ave ho saliva. Is there any BIG DROP LEAF tra strength. Rustproof # Pretocla Mw a ptaMfe shMd Oonaecdor Yratalag Period cure for this 7 fittings. Green opaque Ponelmek BMtaig SEALANDER RUNABOUT BOAT 4tfi Pw ied.. .Aug. M - Aag. M Bad Ckeoa Swimming A — gjoigren’s disease ia 24xi0" Portable 1.78 color. . • Owaw ahnoat any aarfaoa, wood, brick. • Raaista Miatarine, cracUag. paating* ArailaMe characterized by dryness of b batruotton FOI TARLE Coasplete with trailer and 46 HP. Mercury engine, chaIMfig, mndaw * O tae eyes and mouth and CHROME GRID DING foam rubber upholstered cushions, tailored canvas rheumatoid arthritis. Consti.^ aim top, storage cover, running light, BO O B • Eaqr ciaan-up. . . bnahaa. leNaic aoma patloh may also', be a problem. t.v«l All Metal. Carrymg handle. Acid and ■r flag! and tanks.. ^ 7 7 9 • Driaa bi 1 hour to rich lew Imtar WnMi The cause Is Unknown. Jle- PArtO LieriTS burn-resistant top. Seats 10 people com GEORGE MITCHELL. Camp Director thylcelulose eye drops ' and 5 ' fortably. • No primar naaded if oM palat ia in good • Lasta . , . wWi atubbeni ^ •* Ovaneetlcnt; MJS. Phyrieal ta r^ t spray help to relieve ■ College; Oerttaeato ef AdvMeed wo dryneoo and ohioroquine 2.77 While We Repair Tow Oar. | ahapa anoa, test proven durablWy atndy, Oaldaaee, VahrevaHy of HartteiM. «™nira» nay benefit the Joint pains, Easy to fold. Carrying handle. 7 f o r 2 ^ 9 7 t; ninnefiOill''. Uee af A Model Oar. but there Is no permanent ANDREW VmCENS, Aas^ O u a p eure. Baked enamel Are box. Slldo-on Beautiful silk screened lanterns FREE AH Tea Pay Far la Hie Gaa.'| NEW DU PONT **LUCITE" HOUSE PAINT » JAMES BRESENSKT, typo grrid. % in colors. With cord set. Director and Crafts DirMtor Q—After a bad cut for which Virgin Foam Mattr#ss Lovely new colors and intantan For aH exterior trim, wood or BJB. New Britafai Tsaeheni College; Athletic Director had several stitches, my doc W. tor gave me tetracycline for five mixaa natal — tough, fada-rwiatant Ualvereity ef Hartfoed; OerdMeiito ef ....' 4 • DULUXa Trim iatnitlar Enamel vaneed Oradaate Study, UntrenHy b SBSS* lays. Could this drug cause any Harifuid. We effecta? fOLDllNe BED . 6 5 A — Tetracycline is an antl- All Steel Frame 80" ROBERT HAMILL, BILL 8 K 006, rtotlq that la used to prevent ta- 25x72” MANCHESTER yiTiH'Ji Recreation Director bctlon. In some parsons It may ^ H A M M O C K Waterfront Dlraetor mild nausea or diarrhea. OLDSMOBILE 1 BA gprtagaeU OeBege PbyMeal iUiiea. 11.94 GIANT PUP TENT ADDRESS ALL INQUIRIES TO: V-8 Engine Leads 9.97 Oew A lumlnum DETROIT—The V engine Is OLENN HAVEN BOYS' DAY CAMP -8 frame, heavy 7 ft. X 4V2 ft. x,33" wwT oBNns ■ atnr E. A. JOHNSON PAINT Co. (10 most popular seller among Attached duck covered knife pleated. ' F- O. tp x IS -r— MANCHlSnB. CONN. Ptlon^ equipment for United Inflatable pillow. I n t erlocking 99 MHWCABS TALUB-RATED USED CARS |7 2 3 MAIN ITREET MANCHSfTfll "Atas automobiles, says ths Spreader b a r a. Ia chain link U.S. Anny aUve gram. gwaauSagad. Wttk afi farts ^ ^ 1 6 1 1 648-2411 ""■Bssruic . .;,*a2rjia3f:r IWonotlvs Industries Naws- oprtage. ready to oatug. ^ > iBcatad IB' P y -.A a a roauN, Y-S’s w«l ba — .. i-r» * ^ -V ^
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and his dlsllluaionment Hkely to grow. Unstable minor ate mainly on a m , with sokm complete. B allet SJuclento ity governments lacking power constdaratlon glvan to pomila- Dream Town L ife Goes Ahead India Future or determlaatioa to taw e In He decided to build a pyramid ttoa. The 128-mambar B oom Is that would be above the range T o G ive R ecital dia’s problems are the danger Goldwater Slate iMuMd on a population tatto ays- of the earth movement he pre o f the future. tem, with each county aaaurad Of Monte Ne Grave; Nehru Much will depend m x» the dicted woidd cover the Osariu. Mrs. Bottia ^ Moirlaou o f at laaat ana rapraawiteUva. In his plan, the Up of the pyra For Nhu Family peraonAl grip tost me new Elisabeth Dt. will . prime minister can establish, mid would protrude from the ballet atudoBta in a recita l. at Unity Fading Loses in Florida Tbaro aro over 6T tomian 9 r W M . KOLAM dence shows fewer flres started Faces Flood n w effect o f Nehru’8 aettoos tor and Uay rubble with a marker saying famlllas to tha United Statea, V m m m fm t Katefiirtoa A «». by thunderclouds seeded to re 7:18 pan. Friday at Orccn By ROBBXTB HAKOaoVB ► you ahidy rasdkino you win the last defiade has been to re Kaola to "Look below and find the rec Bchool.. Proceeds from the show Newtpapw HBterptlM Ana. P s fa fhto) the Population Reforenoa Bu- move water. By WICK TBMPLK ords of a lost clvilisaUon." nlwaya be useful to ^ people in ( Pagb One) duce the pdfMmal power of lahihpma tootball ooach, oom- year baa WAUnNaTON (N»A) —It la Scientists agree that these are will benefit the Oreen School Li raau rejxnts. M ONTE NK, Ark. (A P )—Coin In the pyramid would be such PARIS (NBA)—Buiy morn timee of war aa weU aa peace," others. mlented after Harris’ victory toita by foatiM * parhapa that kjr 1*70 only preliminary steps. Before Praaldeiit Johnaon. Harvey’s ghost is going to have, items as a phonograph, a car; brary fund. ing traveler^ On th* Auateriltx said be. languMias rather than English, Nehru often eald he waa pri that he hopes for a fall cam men can control the weather, Some o f tho rouUnee on tho man wiU ba able to make It, rain to learn to swim. Bible, encyclopedias, histpries Le Thuy has mada some stin 'Qm language of the cen m arily Interested in aatablltii- Racial vlolanea Mt Rums' palgn based cn Issues rather he must understand it. Weather program will be "The Little •taUon subway Una would than personalities. where he needs water, prevent Within a few months, the de and a guide book to help the friends at medical school and tral government. Is a factor. So Ing damodracy In India. He city of Jacksonville during the men admit that when they throw Swane," "Deep Purple," "Mary, scarcely nOtlce a pretty Asian Harris, a state senator and rainfaU where It would do danr- caying monument Harvey built finder decipher the English win often elt awhile wlUi t)iena found democracy inconsistent heated campaign, which was silver iodide into clouds they Mary,” "The Twalve Princeee- Is the tatoreaslng Independsnce Lawton attorney, ton th In a age and eliminate many light- in this Ozark Mountain village language. girt. over a cup of coffoe In a student with selection of an heir. Nehrit waged almost entirely on the 8 Excepfionally Cool Valuot h know as much about what ee” and "The U la e Walta.” Spe of the Oongreee party's state field of 12 for the Democratic ning-apariied forest Area. will be under 18 feet of water H er almond eyes are topped cafe near the Luxembourg Oar- said it was not right for him to rignto issue. V The pyramid foundaUon was cial eololsta w ill be Mice Bnld leaders from the national organ- nomination tor governor to 1962. Later, when the drawbacks they’re doing imd have the | Beaver reservoir, w itb coal-UIack hair done in dens. groom a euccessor. 1 same chance of success — as built, but the structure w af Roeenthal and Mice Oherji Me- -A-BOO in ttn ii Edmondson’s defeat to the In Our •an be seen as clearly as the And it’s probably a happy Few of the ouatomere there re- early Indian rain dancers. never finished. Harvey died in the current bouffant style In the view of some observers OKLAHOMA O T T , Okie. ■dvantages, he will be able to piece of irony for fhe old cynic Namara. sllae who she la or perhaps even Nehru bqttt against disunity. Senate race waa almost as great But enough time and work 1936 and was'entombed with Ms which Parisian teen-agere have he went to the opposite extreme (AP) — Oklahoma Democrats change hla climate, turn deserts who once ran for president on licketa for adulte and chil This Im been the most impor as his 'Victory when he was have now gone into weather re long-dead son in concrete be adopted. Even her clothes are remember the tremendous trag ot deliberately cutting' down Tuesday night tapped Fred Har hito gardens and open new lands the Liberty party ticket. dren w ill be cold et the door. tant eorment in the survival of elected governor to l968.^He re * search to convince scientists side a lagoon, near the amphi inconspicuous. edy .which darkened her young those who rose toward the posi ris. s SS-year-old attorney, as to civilisation. Harvey predicted that his India as an independent nation signed about a week before his * that data from isolated tests will theater. BIDS ON BARRIER How could they know that for this long, allowing a feeling tion of a successor. their man to tackle the pride of term was to expire to accept a k Some major stepe in weather mountain paradise would be Army engineers recenUy Madame Nhu, busy on the last He Was like a great banyan the Republicans — ex - tootball Junior World soon fall into place to produce WALTHAM, Maee. (AP) — this particular Paris University of natlonbood to grow. two year appointment to the eontrol have been taken since covered with earth by land up chapters of her sto^, sees few coach Ihid Wllklnaon — tor the c a better understanding of the moved the tomb to higher Two conetnicUon companloe student la 18-year-old Le Thuy Regional separatist partlss tree in whose shade nothing Senate after die death of Rob c I960, when one of the nation’s heavals after our civilization ground. It will be on the banks visitors..She'la, accor^ng to re- could grow, said one prominent U.S. Senate. leading weather scientists subject. have Jointly eubmitted the ap (Vietnamese for Limpid Wa thatIt diaJlenhallenged Nehru were at ert S. Kerr. SPECIALS THURS. and PM. ONLYl • perished. Instead, it will be cov of the reservoir. irts, confident, t ^ "one dagr polltioian. Harris swamped Incumbent noted: "How can we be expect Chief roadblocks in the weath ered! with water in a $48.5-mil- parent low bid of 88,929,900 for ter), eldest daughter of the tacked, weakened, but not com It is the final two years of, Now the village is in decay. ■hall go back hom e." Sen. J. Howard Edmondson, ed to control the weather by er control timetable are She lion project that will provide a hurricane barrier to be huUt Madame Ngo Dlnh Nhu, who r pletely eliifllnated. ’H m constitution is vague on Kerr's term which is involved' • Chorga It or Um Your " U N iO A R D " • One man tried to dynamite the whose meteoric rise in politics sowing clouds with dry ice when chronic shortage of trained at Stamford, Conn. The Corpe but a few months ago ranJeod as aiwslng economic centraliza- the allocation of power between in the current campaign. i P hydroelectric power and flood amphitheater, spurred by was cut short by sudden and we can’t even accurately pre weather scientists and the lack control to flourishing northwest of Army Bngineere eaid yeeter- a major calebrity. She appeared Uan la another basic Influence resident and prime minister Harris carried 74 of Okla stories that Harvey hid his overwhelming defeat. OPEN THURS. Hi 9 • FRI.l«B:30 dict when it’s going to be of funds. Arkansas. day the bid waa made by on the cover of most magazines Oil Overflowg, against disunity. The effect of ut Nehru exercised all power. homa’s 77 counties, missing out fc pyramid treasures under it. A g Even more surprising was the The National Science Foun Harvey, a noted lawyer in Chi Brookfield ConetnicUon Co., and rated headlines In the N toru’s five-year plans has been A strong politician in the presi by only eight votes to Edmond Group 0 f Juniors and Petites V cloudy?” court order stopped him, ruling victory of under-aged Jed John Here are some of these steps: dation (N SF) is currently re cago and Denver, Colo., became Inc., and Baylor Conetructlon French press. The French ap to tie India together. dency now might assert him son’s home county, Muskogee, * that the federal government al Blaze Quelled son over 8th District Rep. Vic 1 . The discovery that silver sponsible for spearheading famous in the 1880s with books Co. They gave their addreas preciated the fact that the first These factors surive him. Po self. and in Cherokee and Adair ■ ready had taken possession of tor R^ckersham, an 18-year vet SUMMER DRESSES Iodide is more effective than weather control research. It p ^ ^dv^^Ung ‘the'free coina^Tof as 380 Lexington Ave.. Now lady of Viet Nam waa alluring litical unity, however, may go The president Is Dr. Sarve counties. vldes many university and field He was a close adviser the land. York City. Apparent eecond low — especially In her picturesque Firemen from tha Eighth Dis quickly. palli Radhakrishnan, a philoso eran of the lower chamber. The Harris won the endorsement of dry ice in coaxing rain from minimum age for a congress clouds. Silver iodide particles research grants and coor*nates ,,, william Jennings Bryan The hotels arc being torn bidder waa Savin Broa., Inc., o f native costume. With her trict this morning at 11:30 «x - The Oongreee party of Mohan pher whom Nehru brought Into Sen. K err’s widow. The Ken- « man la 28—^ d Johnson won’t OrlfiiMly 11.M are very light and do not re the work of several federal ' g president down. Other buildings will be Bloomfield, (Jbnn., 89,088,218. daughter she made a very pret tlngutshed a email ofl buriier das Gandhi and of Nehru was a government. By nature Radha Senate staff formed the core of be that old until December. his campaign organization. quire bulky and expensive re agencies. NSF s weather modi-1 removed. All that will remain Third was F. D. Rich Co., Inc., ty picture Indeed. fire at 91 Union St . ' eollection of an who fought for krishnan Is more likely to be ti ficatlon budget request is 11.5 ' in the valiey will be the amphi o f Stamford, 89,886,178. The independence regardless of come important aa a moderat Harris received 270,928 votes In the only other major elec Shirtwaists— Shiftfi— Skimnifin o: frigeration. They can be re After Bryan was defeated and ^Today, Madame Nhu has had Mrs. John Michaels, eif 91 million this year. theater, the natural settings, barrier w ill include dlkea, con idaology. After independence ing Influence and giver of ad to 172,788 for Edmondson with tion issue, rural residents led V leased Inmi the ground into the Democratic party scuttled to reduce her standard of living Union t, ceUed flrsmsn when all but a handful of the state’s Learning what makes weather and a few ghosts—waiting for crete walla, navlgaUonal gatee 8 some left It tor Communist and vice rather than an actual mak the way In g(ivlng resounding ap 1< winds which carry them, to the the gold question as an issue, compared to what she enjoyed she smelled smoke coming frenn 3,044 precincts still out. tick could lead to future control the waters of progress. and pumping atationa. Socialist partlss. er of policies. proval to what has been called clouds. Dry ice must be scat Harvey gave up U.S. civilization In Saigoa With her four chil the basement of the two^fam^ Johnaon, who Just' barely won FOR LEISURE LIVING r plans on a far grander scale. open to oomptfanenta Nehru, a Socialist at heart, The eventual roles of the a "Little Congress’ ’ plan tor a tered from a plane. as a bad deal and moved to the dren she is new living In a mod bunding. a runoff spot against Wicker- The following possibilities are stayed with the bulk of the party presidency and the primes min legislative apportionment. & a. Navy Weather Service re remote Ozarks. around the clock, erately luxurious flve.n>om sham after the M ay 8 primary G R O U P O F JU N IO R deemed to have merit: A fire spokesman said an oil that had the coneervatism o f Its istership will take time to de Massed for what they called a search h u proven it is possible He found a beautiful valley, apartabent overlooking the had 42,188 votes to 40,078 for / to create clouds by seeding Sprinkling coal dust over the rich from flowing springs, corn- deep-glow Intrigue PatenHtaP burner )^ overflowed end members’ origins and of Its big velop aa other persons fill these “ life or death" struggle against C9iamiM de Mara and the near Wickersham with all precincts the federal court's reapportlon- clear, humid air with carbon polar ice cap could absorb the j bined a word of Latin origin b y m ilitary school. Interviews caught flro. He said there was business financing. Jobs. no damage. reported. ment power, residents o t some black. ’This could lead to the sun’s heat to melt it, turning the with an Omaha Indian word to Almost slnglshandedly Nehru Whoever they are, no one can JAMAICAS tt Bone are firmly discouraged. They Harris’ stunning triumph was rural counties gave the constitu conversion of rknge land — Alaskan tundra Into prime farm-1 name the town Monte Ne— are granted for a conalderatimi Teeter&y at 8:28 pjn. fire dedicated the,party to a mildly fill Nehru’s shoes. No one can so ti men from ’Town Co. pat'out a the climax to a Utter campaign. tional amendment margins "w here the skies are not cloudy land. But it might also flood < Mountain Water. or — tbs starting price Is 81,000. 2 Socialist program, ‘grating on easily put dowli problems with ai HANDSOME brush fin In a woods off . Wilkinson, the Republican ranging up to 100 to 1 . all day" — to garden plots. New York, I»ndon and other j He built elaborate log hotels Some two moiiths ago, 8 the Instincts of the n ^ n y . con- the.i'force of his personality and P W h ite Hawthorns St. , glamour candidate who turned The amendment bases repre .9 9 a. Tests have shown that seed low-lying areas. { on the slopes surrounding the M atch mega Bine produced six 'servative members. ; unquestioned authority. II for young sons Firemen said 'there was no Without Nehru’s votti- getting to politics from a career as Ok- sentation in a 48-member Sen ing a cloud from above with sil Blasting the tops off the high | valley. He ran a private railroad P aten lite pages of color photagrafihs of So India’s problems can be property damage. magic, conservative piMea are ver iodide converts it to very peaks in the Rockies could \ from nearby Rogers, brought Madam* Nhu at home with her expected to grow. 2 The touch that means so much in making Hny crystals, too light to fall change the course of the major gondolas from Venice to carry chRdran wfaioh, It ,1a reported, Rag. 3.98 - 4.98 air streams. ’The Arizona and | passengers across lagoons from as precipitation. ’Thus, clouds a good shoe look extra special is the ocat the pufcUsher several thou ir can be broken up, preventing Nevada deserts might become i the terminal to the hotels, sand dollars. What la more, the Woven plaids, solids, hopeaek- tain where it would be damag arable, but the fertile Midwest In the first years of this cen- hand stitching of the front seam. butcher, baker, grocer, even her ing; some have lelf belts. ing- might become another Death | tury, Monte Ne was a lively Boys' Town 4. This process of above-cloud Valley in the process. place. Well - heeled vacationers Men like it. Now, in boys’ eolffeur refuse to say anjrtfalng seeding has the same effect on A hurricane aiming for the came from all over the nation at aU about her. To t u hail-bearing clouds. A big prob North Carolina coast might be to H arvey’s never-never land. loafers, and how they Her Imtnediate entourage Summer Spoeiol Group of Rog. 3.98 - 4.98 lem here, though, is spreading diverted by blasting a hydro Harvey married his secretary oonsleta cf a cook and hie wife, Diseontinuad Stylot of the seed rapidly enough from gen bomb in its path. But this and they lived peacefully above like it too! a personal mah! and a Vietna round generators and planes. might only send the storm the lagoons. But he couldn't mese eecretary, 'T e e n j Specials man quantities of the chem crashing into Maryland or stay out of politics. Madame Nhu taudats that SHIRTS 'n BLOUSES icalf , will only increase the Florida. I ‘The Liberty party renewed SPORTACULAR money means little to her, that amount of bail. Scientists admit they still the fight for free silver and A safer approach is to spray have a lot to learn about na nominated Harvey as its stand HOUSE &. HALE persenaUy she oouM live on two MAIN ST. FACING OAK bowla of rice a day. 'Tha first the clouds eiaiiy In their forma ture’s reactions to man-made ard-bearer. SHOE SALON - - - MAIN FLOOR W EE PABKINO 2.59 2 5.00 tion with salt drops so they will Intrusions. Harvey cut into a hillside an three mrcnths were very diffi- StlMMERWEiR VALUES SLACKS Prints, stripes, solids, Bermudas and Ivy fioDani. astounding stone amphitheater, cuM” , she ssya. Apparently she "rain out" before conditions are Main Street, Maneheiter 6 4 3 -4 1 2 3 right for hail. Damage from hail Bulba More Efficient and the party held its conven Is Mvlng on sdvsnoes rectived By FAMOUS TEXAS MAKER In the United States amounts to tion there in 1932, nominating from a Blench publishing bouse \ HEADUNE IN FASHION! more than |500 million a year. the 80-year-old Harvey for pres for her memoirs, plus contribu BAN FRANCiaOO — Incan- 6. Many scientists believe that ident. He got only 60,000 votes. tions from fsmlly connections deocent lamp bulbs now give 18 MADRAS PARKAS ■ghtning — which causes 7S and, o f course, an interview U g h tm ig b t times as much light per dollar M cent of the forest flres in here and there. SIZES 3.7 $ ^ .9 9 the Rocky Mountains — is as of electricity as did those o t WrlHkh~R§9isting Zip front with attached hood. 7.98 SO years ago. She Is, however, no longer sociated with mixed clouds bear- the headliner she onoe was. kig both ice and water. New evi NEGRO HEADS PASTORS Even the news Uiat the Ssigen O rig . 2.9B DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — The NOW government had made a formal Y m , we hove just received a largo sMpmoot Dallas Pastors’ Association has request for her extradition did sumcR its first Negro president in its not cause more than a ripple In SIZES 8 to 18 of four decades. FUEL O IL the French press A spokeamsa N. The Rev. Zan Wesley Holmes at the Foreign Office said this SPORT Orig. 3.98, 4.98 O D SUCKERS Jr., 39, pastor of the 660-mem 13V2C had been put through the usual Conv«rs« ber Hamilton Park Methodist channels for oonslderatlon but All cotton Teen sizes. Church, was unanimously elect Wear that It oonoetvably could be •/» I t ed president Tuesday. Zip front with attached hood. 4.99 PAINTING AND months' before ft was answered. and Syntrel Also for the first time, a Ro Meaawhfls TVae ( ) sad DECORATING man Catholic was named to the 16 CASH SAVINGS Qulnh (U ), the Nhu boys, p olyester Group of Orighiar 2.98 - 3.98 raONB SU-tSM group’s board. He is the Rev. Them Joseph W. Drew, pastor of St. I V T O ALWAYS have been enrolled at Stanis S^% D »en (!i-fi% C§tt9» blends. Oal Mreiifaifa — C to f las, a GstheUe college on the Paul the Apostle church in B elt loop Iv y styles Juniors' Teens' POLOS N O W 1.99 Richardson. Left Bank. U Thuy, who CAREFUL. CORRECT wants to bs a surgeon, real For izes that she has at least 10 FITTING! years of hard .study ahead ol her. TOTS 'n TEENS PRR She bad Just paaaed her bac Short Sleeve Sport Shirts 10 Days— GIRLS' DB»ARTMENT OAI.IXIN calaureate when her father waa Tho fightwolght chomp for yoor assasabiated, and it was he who Solids NtW PARAGON ’round woor Is this Docron* poly- counseled her when she hesi Stripes Orig. to 2.98 tated'between law and medicine. fitter and cotton sport coot from 1.9 9 FUEL OIL IfVbu Stolns. Comfortobh ond hondoomo Fancy Sizes 8 to 18 $ American Natural model. In chocks.,! Ivy button down Pre-Summer SALE COOPERATIVE I lOUSE &. H ALE plaids and stripes: blue', olive, gray I Pergonal Notice»"**^ EXCEPTIONAL BUYS FOR THE WARM Oil. COMP.ANY SHOE SALON - - - MA!N FLOOR Feel They and brown. 'sI.NfT. 1935 SUMMER DAYS AHEAD .11.*. HKOMI HTRF.rr MAIN STREET MANCHESTER I r M em oriam Shorts, Bermudas TF.I.. fit.t 15.*>S Charge It or Use Your "UNI-CARO” fi Are Not, M lo v W BMinoiT of Mrs. As Cotton-dacron bleqds *?*^l5 f**** **** Peesod away H Ivy style, belt loops . ' J > ' 1.9 9 Group of Girls' Reg. to 2.98 — 7 to 14 Loving mosMriM s «v w dis Wash 'n wear $ Comfortable ^ time aoM on and days pass by. ^ i to our Karts prookius mamoiSs Solid and plaids JAMAICAS - SHIRTS - BLOUSES ^ aro bspt Of airato sod mother we kved, sad Blouses, shirts, Bermudas or Ivy collan in stripes, Shan never forget §§% OamobR/yo$lor-4i % Worotot/ Shees 8 to 12. O rig. to 3.59. HOUSE PAINT Sises 14 to 18. O rig. 3.99. checks and solids. Jamaicas in wash 1 A A In Every Way, ■ueband, daiishters. and soos 2.19 ’n wear, plaids and solids. Each I • v # fnhtlt D w Htme wfth ea 2-PAm TROPKAL We’ll Refund SUIT ¥ALUES Swim Trunks Spocid Group, Reg. 3.98 - 4.98 Girls' WHEE! WATEirS INVISIBLE SHIELD! SHORT ’H JAMAICA SETS Boxer style Orig. 2.98 f i l l ailfMie pfastic pdbf/s expressir MNfc fcr HOT-HOTJIND Your Money! 44 ro Galey-Lord, woven, cotton Cottons, knits with colorful jerseys ^ O O MASONRY • STUCCO • mCK THERE^ A LOTI Plaids, solid colors or blouses. 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publican audience In the*8Wank Beverly HUton Hotel Tueaday Fete G>luinbia PTA wm ww Murpnyt, tnM, X-2. night that the Isauea in hla head- R. E. WirMI fBlule to L B r RaisesJI|„»S4?tr: on battle with Gk>|dwater ia Miss Leidholdt Friends and Foes _ Tows CM Ai aomi, "whether the Republican party Building The town dork’s oMoo w ill bo ia going to mova forward in the GOP Women doood Friday and Saturday for SPRIN6 BUILDING PLA1 (Continned from Paga One) Mlaa MarjMta V. Leidholdt, Momorlal D sy olwopvatoo, ac- 111 Million for Party mainstream of public life or Contractor You'll be buildinf s bright future for your fiow whether it will puU off into a South School teaching principal Give Condolences dorting to GUtfc lUrgarot I>U- R-Ariz., in next week’s voting snuUl eddy, pulled there by a who la> retiring next month af RMidsntlal-CoauMNW To.Hear Talk worth. The offiee0 win bo... c ily when you “fearer your neet” irlth isvihgi^ and thus blight the Arizona con ter M years service in educa fratn Pace Oae) liams' resolution come to a vote amall minority in the party." from Page Om ) Alttfsttoiis-R w o itoliiig tmorrow from 9 ajn. to 1 pjn. servative's burgeonthg drive for tion, will be feted at a reception « Sirs. DUworth added that, the When building plane call for fii^cin g— ^you’ll but it remained on the calendari. the 665 convention votes need Rockefeller got polite but not elhmeiU empIoyeB to liuy ticketa a t the adiool on Sunday, June office win be open June 2 firbnt be better off with a “Savinga ic Lorn" Home Actor Gregory Peck, master ed for the presidential nomina exactly enthusiastic applause world bocause of Ws oonitant *‘BtwinMS Bailt O s ByMrsa Loy fund-ralsinc atfair. T. Police Arrests I » an*, to 4 p.m. and from 7 to ot ceremonies for the "Salute to tion. when he .said that Goldwater-- stnm le for peace." Mortgage. VnilUms introduced a resolu- Costorntr Satltfsetioa** 9 pm. for the leeuing of dog M- Johnson." told the President the Rockefeller’s jpblic pediction "my competitor or whatever The reception, to be held President Tito of Tugoolavla, ' Ifn . Helen Loy, RopuWIcan tien in the Senate Tuesday ask- you call him” —does not stand from 2 to 4 pjn., ia being spon ceneee. There is a roie on dog year 19M. would be remembered that if he wins California's ^ David H. Custer, U, IM who worked closely with Nehru, oSndldato for Secretary ot State ltd: Atty. Gen. Robert P. Ken- "by the Republican party as the within the framework of Repub sored by the South School PTA. FsU iMuraiiM Covwafs licensee not purchased by June votes in Tuesday’s balloting he HUliard St; and LesUe C. Sea- was reported shocked by the in the laat deetton, will be the 80. nMy to determine whether solic year of the write-in, by Demo lican responsibility as defined Invitations are being aent to will have 400 convention votes vey, 24, o f 4 » W. Middle Tjpks., news. TeL 844-0450 -ft 9k « itation o< career employes is a crats as the year of the shoo-in— on the first ballot is privately by 1 former) President Kisen- formsf F44>ils, friends and col- In AsU thers was an outpour gueet apeaker at the RepuMl- hower." violation ot the law. Lyndon B. Johhson." chalked Up in his own camp as lekguea ot Mias Leidholdt; the this morning wsra each dted ing o f condolences. After 5:00 PJL eap Women'a Club meeting to First Selectman Clair Robln- m The resohiUon said career em- Then, for two hours, the crowd a booboo. public ia also invited to attend. for operating an unregistered aon ordered offlelale o f the Con S A V 1 N Ci S motor vehicle, foUowtng sepa Prime Minuter HayaU Ikeda 82 BALDWIN ROAD night a t 8 p.m. in Teomana necticut Bi-Products to “clean ptoyee should be protected from was entertained by the gospel Even if he can field all of New Those .wishing further infor “ Maaeheetor'e Damages Minor rate motor vehicle checka on of Japan sent condolences wid HaU. up the road” In the Hop River c t ? l ( / L O A INI such “ partisan political p es- singing of Mahalla Jackson, the York’s 62 votes—of which there mation are asked to call Mrs. hU spokesman declared; "The OMeet Ffamarial Manchester streets. area Sunday, after receiving \ •> S < » < I > I I I » S sures" and d irect^ Kennedy, if i folk singing of Joan Baez and is some doubt—Oregon's 18 and Carlton Woodhouse, 463 Spring untimely death of Prim e Minis Mr*. L o / s topic la "Republl- laetltattan’’ be finds it is legal to solicit po-' the New CTirlsty Minstrels, the Custer, police said, was driv complaints o f odor there. California’s 86 would give him In Two Crashes St. ter Nehru, who was not only a ean Party at the Oroaaroads". liHcal contributions from gov- comedy of Allan Sherman and just 166. He probably would go ing a vehicle with Califoniia Famlliea In the area alleged Miss Leidholdt has been tor for Independence for In- M bs lio y was executive eeo- ernment employes, to draft new Woody Allen, opera singer Anna over the 200 mark but would markers, which he reportedly that the refuse being brought Oarreat Annual ■ ascsiaTM’s etetaT rtsssetat istTiTSTiea A minor two-cax accideiib oc teaching principal o f South purchased In Callfontia In Feb but a leader for peace in retaiy to the late aecretary of to the plant Saturday night had Dividend On alati(m within 60 days to pro- Moffo, film stars Gina Lollo- still be a distant second to Oold- Asia and the world, U a tragic ■tete, Mildred Afien, from J0Or.a44m im ^ — * ------1 Y ir ta f curred yesterday on McKee St., School since 1061, and before ruary but failed to register here. r dripped grease in the road into Isered Savlage t “ further solicitations of water on the first countdown at brig:lda and Mitzi GaynoV. and near Hartford Rd. misfortune fOr all mankind." lOfiO-OO and haa been director this nature." the New York City Center the San Ftancisco meeting. that taught first and second Police have impounded the Cus the plant from Rt. 6. BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, COVENTH z ffi Police said, James Murphy, President Dlosdado Macapa- of Hiocial evanU at the Unlver- ’Democrats refused to let Wil- Ballet. But his victory in Oregon and grades at Manriiester Green ter car imtll a reglatraUoB ia Clean sand was brought in 32, o f 21 SUme St., was going School for 25 years. She began secured. gal of the Philippines said Asia alty o f Hartford «lnce then. She his coitiidence that he can win had lost its foremost statesman. and spread on the road to eover in California have restored the south on McKee St. at about her career in Terryville in 1026 Both Custer and Beavey were FREE has also formed Loy Associates, the grease. 8:30 p.m. He slowed and summoned to appear in Circuit Prime MinUter Abdul Rahman a public relations firm, in governor’s obviously faltering upon her graduation from N ew of Malajwia said- Nehru's death Eytrji HniirQ till 5 p.m. mon..tues. ^ ij stopped for a stop sign at Hart Court 12, Manchester, on June Hartford. Mancheetor Evening HemM faith—which he never conceded Britain Normal School. "cam e as a tremendous shock ■ i w i l l M Thursday 8 A.M. to 8 P.M.—Wed. Closed At Noeu ford Rd., and the car behind 8 . mOTH- She waa Wofoan of the Year OolumMa eorreepondent Vlr- publicly—that he could win the A Manchester, native. Miss to m e." President Chung Hee in Plalnvtlle in 1068 and is very ftnla M. Oarhen, tolephene nomination foi himself. him, driven by Mary Beth Leidholdt herself attended the Park of South Korea expressed Nobody aroimd him was will PROOFim active in Plain villa politlca. 228‘ 9224. Comp, 27, 97 Hollister St., South School as a child and “ shock and sorrow." These Lumber Yards ing to admit it aloud, but until struck the rear of his car. graduated frtmi Manchester Military Pardons She la also a board member A dissenting view came from Oregon came along and Cali P(dice B|Ud the damage was High School in 1023. Hsltii Cheng-yu, a leading mem of the Hartford' County Repub fornia began to look good, the Wallace Vmoeleome light There was no injuries or She has taken a very active Offender on ZIP ber of the Foreign Relations lican Women and was on the Rockefeller operation was re FOR PICKUP AND arreatM. role in the work of the PTA at Oommitteo of the Chinese Na platform research committee in ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Gov. garded by the plltlcal pros as DELIVERT C A Tl^ Will Be Two automoMles, one driven South School, w h ^ for several (OonM— ed from Fsge One) tionalist Parliament. 1968 and the progrees commit George C. Wallace of Alabama little more than a desperate ef by Robert E. Leavitt, 23, of “ W o hopo," HUeh said, “ that tee in 196J. In 1963, she was fort to stop Goldwater. years has been distinguished by has been approached about tito “On reviewing the facts tai Nohru’s. successor will correct Ml-2421 on the Connecticut Republican The pros are not ready qulje Warehouse Point and the other 100 per cent membership. possibility of addressing Geor- this case: however, it baa been the wrong foreign policlm of hU Council as chairman o f the sub- yet to go along, but Rockefell driven by mien T. Wrightson, ^ legisiatort next w e'A, but Commoh'Sen» Tum eni Falls, Mass., were in determined that the dladiarge govommont by abandoning neu- oommittee on humane needa. Gov. Carl B. ------Safiders does not er’s people are talking opti Moscpiitoea Tricky mistically of getting the nom volved in a minor accident on action will not be taken.” tralUm and showing determina NEW M O D A Osnoe Blue Bibbono like the idea. Main St. yesterday at 1 p.m. The identity Of the chaplain, tion against the Oilnese Oom- The Brightman brothers took Three House members said' CLOSED ination for their candidate. They KNOXVILLE — Floodwater Police reported that the a captain in the Reserve, never munists. As an individual, Neh LAUNDRY first plaoe In the Men’s canoe tiiey would Invite the Alabama are bearing down on the pint mosquitoes are tricky. They de- A car that*s that the governor really be Wrightson vehicle attempted to has been made kfioWB. 'nm A ir ru did a great deal for hU own tandem trace which took plaoe governor to epemk Tuesday. poeit their eggs on damp soil Aim DRY OLEANDNI lieves he can beat President pass on the left as Leavitt was Force said he wanted It that country, but he did nothing to Sunday on the Upper Charles Sanders, a racial moderate, in grassy depressions that are way. ward world peace and the se SATURDAY Johnson in November. They are making a left turn.' The two Cash and Carry R iver storting at Medfield and frowiied on any speech by the only occasionally covered with The chaplain, a resident of curity of Asia." suggesting that Goldwater and collided causing minor damage ending at South Yantlc. Dennis Alabama aegregationlst before water. The eggs may remain New Orleans, wrote to Hebert In Colombo, Ceylon, the prime Open 8:00 A.M.-6:SS P J I. compact in the front, some other ptential nominees to the front fenders of boUi Murphy end Robert Fletcher the legislature alive and dormant fo r months, saying that he teced possible minister, Mrs. Slrlmavo Ban- ‘ 1 hav«jive never beard of a have no such faith in their oars, say police. 78 SUMMIT S lU R n werere nretnr In the Youth C-2; May 30— Memorial Day even years. They begin to discharge action because he had darsuialke, wept when the news chief executive of one state vis prowess. There were no arrests or in Richard Rchlnson and John Grade School Students Give Concerts hatch with the first warm- not provided his ZIP Code reached her. She will attend the Julius Kupferschmid, Prop. iting the Capitol in another with Hie Rockefeller peo{rie be juries. Gorman, First Adtfit K-2; Mary More than 800 atudente from the town’s elementary schooU wUl present an evening of chor compact in the rear, weather fiooding. number. funeral for her close friend. out advising or bearing from lieve a California primary vic and W ilbur Fletcher, second in al mualc in Dailey Auditorium at Moachoster H igh School tonight and tomorrow at 7:45 tory would be accepted as proof the governor of the state In p.m. Half of the children wiU present the annual glee club concert each night. Individual men’s and women’s C-2; Cathy volved," Sanders said. that GOP voters aren’t being r QosUne and Janet L^esque, and combined schools w ill be heard, with the Manchester Youth Choir, a group o f 100 se- W. H. ENGLAND LUMBER CO. influenced agipist him because Sanders has refused to join full<«ized second far women's C-2; Lee lectod singers, performing on both nights. Members of the hard-working choral section plo- S40 lODDLE TPKE. EAST of his divorce and marriage to the states righta-independent German and Gene Levesque, tarsd are: Rear, Douglas Downham, Nathan Hale; Freddie Marshall, Bentley; front, divorced mother of four chil elector campal^ led by Wal Gary Oalaaao, Mancheetor Green; and Donna W lrta, Nathan Hale. (Herald photo by Sac dren. third In men and women C-2; lace. tomla.) ' ' Rockefeller told a Young Re- The sign that puts money to work for people in the living-room.
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much of the New Haven’s sible for his mother’s death. Ac insane when she killed her Appe»lM for the Eecond Oireuit, seph F. Glynn, Clinton; William freight business, the state claim- tually, Saur said, the youth’s tree-month-old son. a Superior of which Connecticut 1s a part. J. O’Brien, TaftvUle; and Ther Events id in iU brief. 'Thil, it was said, mother died of natural causes. Court judge ruled yesterday. Notification of the appoint esa A. Norway, Thontpaon. would make it impossible for Shinners was shot to death, Judge Vine R. Parmelee ac ments was received today \>y the bankruptcy trustees to re Saur said, because McAlister cordingly acquitted Mrs. Vio Attya. Igor I. SHcoraky Jr. and m T s i t t In Sta te organise the line and force them and McNally thought that State lette of a charge of manslaugh Richard M. Rlttanband Hart NEW ORTHO F i r s t to order liquidation o f its assets. Police were getting suspicious ter and ordered her sent to the ford, who raised the question KAR’TFORD (API — Hie This would leave Connecticut about the elder McAlister’s dis state mental hospital at Nor o f constitutionality in a suit Bute Motor Vehlde Depart ftWatlMMd'S^rMcv Om ) without adequate rail service appearance, and they wanted wich “ until further obdera of filed last weeit In U.fl. District ment reported today the foUew and force some 25,000 Fairfield Shinners’ car to make a get this’court.” Court, New Haven. Ing compariaon ot traffic fatal N a t i o n a l H m etaUdran UDed were M n . County commuters to find other away. Police said Mrs. Violette ad Plaintiffs are Mrs. A vis B. ities from Jan. 1 through mid Garbage Caii Reth'a deuglitere, Lynn, 9, and ways to get to their jobs in New mitted dropping her son Tim Voorhes of West Hartford, 4 night: Joan, S, and Susan Chute, 11, Tork. Tisi a Candidate othy repeatedly because his registered Democrat; her hus 1968 1664 ' Stores Of Pert Cbeater. band William G. Voorhes, a reg If, however, the New Haven OXFORD ( A P I —Mayor v'ln- crying “got on my nerves.” The 133 117 n e investlfation, said Lt. istered Republican, and Ru was included in the merger, the ' cent T isi of Shelton announced baby died at a hospital Oct. 7. SPRAY Louis llarcheee, head the dolph Presutti o f Canton, an in- ot same service it now provides his candidacy for the Republi Since her arrest that day, state police troop at West- could be provided more economi Mrs. Violette of 310 Franklin deiMndent voter. More Take Le$ion$ port. leads to "the conclusive can nomination for fifth district Coatoliis bMoetielda. Oiim aeldB cally, the,state argued. congressman at a meeting of Ave., has been confined at N or They claim, among other ttaory that alcohol consumed by wich. things, that the additional time CHICAGO—More Afnerioana ^ W 1 0 I V K / district GOP leaders last night. —1.5 million — suited taking and a Doordoranf > ^ ^ fi- , ^ ^ Mrs. Roth was a causative fac Psychiatrists testified she required whan voters divide O'Shea Sentenced Three other candidates also music lessons last year in the tor” hi the accident told them she had urges to their votes among candidates of appeared at the meeting to ask United States than in a u pre BRIDGBIPORT (A P )— A 87- strike her baby and that she both parties gives a tlpoff to year-old Fairfield television re for endorsements. They were vious year, the AmerlcOt Mu Easy To Uso Taylor Yale Provott First Selectman Charles Terrell had heard voices. She could not what they are doing and there L O N G HOUOAY WCeKlND, Ktimmbtr pair man faces a term of 10 to sic Conferencs reporU. NKW HAVEN (AP)—Nine of Newtown; George Zeisner, a recall wat the voices said, how by destroys the secrecy of elec IS years in state prison for the tions. Without the party lever, FULLY COOKED ever. veara ago Charles Henry Tay Naugatuck school teacher; and PUSH-BUTTON AEROSOL BOMB ' O R B M N FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKnS lor Jr. was a student at Tale. holdup of branch banks in Shel Mrs. Karlyn Smith Natl of Mer they point out, it would take T A M P S i Today he is the university ad ton and Monroe. iden. Judge Panel Named ' about as long to vote a straight ministration’s number two man. Superior Court Judge John R. The meeting of GOP town ticket as It would to vote a qplit WooMy AppUcoHoa Koopc Fiat and O roIb OPEN UNTIL 9 P. ML HARTFORD (A P)—A panel RANGK The 35-year-old Taylor was Thim pronounced sentence yes chairmen and vice chairmen of ticket. of three federal judges has WEDNESDAY, 1HURSDAY m i A W A Y appointed provost yesterday— terday against Patrick J. the 22 towns in the new district \ ' I Away. Plaatawt Odor. chief educational officer o f the was called for the purpose of been formed to pass on the con IN CEA POET CtOSfO AU DAY, 5ATUKDAY, MtMOUAl DAY O'Shea, who was convicted of stitutionality of Connecticut’s FUEL OIL university after President King- two counts of robbery with hearing what the candidates HARTFORD (AP) ^ Kenneth man Brewster Jr. had to say for themselves. mandatory use of party levers L. Law, a Redding junior high Economical and Easy to Uca' violence. on the voting mdchines. GASOLINE Brewster himself was pro He was captured March 23 The Incumbent congressman school teacher, was appointed is Rep. John S. Monagan of It will consist of U.8. Circuit yesterday as field service rep vost when he was elected presi on the Connecticut ’Tpl^e in Waterbury, a Democrat, who is Judge J. Joseph Smith and U.S. resentative for the Cohnecifeut GEM — Holiday Favorits dent last October. Norwalk as he tried to make Taylor, a Boston native, grad expected to be renominated by District Judges M. Joseph Education Association. his getaway from the 33.323 B A N T LY OIL uated from Tale in 1950, studied his part.v. Blumenfeld and Robert P. Aii'*1 ■ ' ' at Cambridge University and robbery of the Huntington derson, all of Hartford. ] OONFIBM POSTMASTERS I ’'Ml' . I\('. SEMI-BONELESS Branch o f the City Savings BUSH HARDWARE LB went back to Tale for his Ph.D., Mother Insahe appointed Monday WASHINQ’TON (AP) — The !■! I ^. \ I \ i i; I 11 FULLY COOKED awarded in 1955. Bank in Shelton. by (jHief Judge J. Edward Lum- Senate confirmed yesUrday the HALF HAMS H ARTFO RD (A P ) Mrs. Aftw teaching English at In A holdup of the Connecticut bard of Now Tork City, who nominations of the following ■ I • . ■'! 11, ii, II :> 7f3 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER National Bank branch at Mon Constance M. Violette. 22. was presides over .the U.S. Court o f ARMOUR'S STAR - BELTSVIUE - < to I La diana University and again at Oonnecticut postmasUra: Jo- • > III I, \ I i( II,’ ,, I FULL SHANK Tale, he was made associate roe in April o f last year netted dean of the graduate school in 366,000, which police ssld Shea June 1968. spent on a spree. "Tale is hicky to have him in A charge of robbery with SECTION tlM number two spot and no one violence against ’Truman G. STUFFED TURKEYS here is more fortunate than I,” Word of Brooklyn, N.T, was Be Your Own Boss All Cut From said Brewster, who made Taylor dre^ped. It your budget’s best friend! SHOULDER — 4 to 4 k f - Short Shank aeting provost shortly after he Police said Word was driving beoame president the oar in which O’Shea was T«ndar, Young Porkers riding when they were stopped /Vcir Catholic SchiHtl after the Shelton holdup. LB HARTFORD (AP) — Plans Word thought O’Shea was a SAVE TWICE SMOKED PICHICS for a new Catholic high school Secret Service agent, police SELL LB to serve Bristol and area com said, and had agreed to drive FULL BUn SECTION 45c CENTER SUCES 89c SACK BAY — Mildly Cursd munities were announced today him around. On Low Low Prices by Archbishop Henry J. O’Brien of Hartford. Guilty in Murder* The school, scheduled to open AND with Famous READY-TO-COOK LB 9 A BRIDGEPORT (AP) —A Ha doors in September 1966, SLICED BACOH June 9 sentencing date has been w ill serve 11 parishes in the set for Richard McAlister and ! Green Stamps! general Bristol area—five in Edward McNally on their pleas Bristol proper and those in of guilty of second degree mur- , CANNED HAMS! Farmington, Forastvllle, Plain- der in two slayings. | villa, TerryvlUe and Unionvllle. The youths, oii^n ally indicted j Diocesan officials said the IMPOBTU for first degree murder, were ICE CREAM Green Tree Swift PBEMRIM / school will mark a further step permitted yesterday to switch in the long range program of their pleas to guilty of the lesser | MiUP£ 6JPOeaPY SP£CtAlS/ Catholic secondary school de- charge. They had pleaded inno FROM A REVOLUTIONARY NEW veloinnent in the archdiocese. TU RKEYS Unox IMPUTED HOHEY MAZD cent to the first degree murder Rath's The school will be co-education- charge. MOBILE ICE CREAM TRUCK Y O U N G T O M S BELTSVILLB al with accommodations for The shooting victims were about 1,000 students. i * B« your own Boss! McAlister's 55-year-old father, Pouted 3 *1^ 18 to 22 LBS 4 to B LBS Jaka ""w*™ Colonial PUUMAN The Sisters o f S t Joseph, HMwln, and John Shinners. an * No Fronchiso Foo and No Royalty whose headquarters are in West I 18-year-oId high school pupil Hartford, will form Hie teach * Your own torritory 16-OZ -1 from Wilton. WHOU KERNEL t o w l ib Ing staff o f the school which will | Superior Court Judge John R. CANS Colonial CANNED HAMS - io be erected In Bristol on a site j * Top quality Hood product Finast Corn Thim accepted the guilty pleas sf about 35 aefes on Stafford | by Toung McAlister, 18, of Nor * Small down payment —> 5 year finoneinq Ave., adjacent to St Gregory’s walk, and McNally, 17, of Wil BEANS 15’/i OZ — S p e t f i w t i S * Ding Church, just north o f R t 6. i ON DISPLAY EVERT DAT INCLUDINO SUNDAY ton. 2 PJ«. — 7 P.M. FRENCH STYLE - Grssn or Wax CANS part The new school will eventual-1 Conviction for second degree Richmond rpoll ly replace the present St An- murder carries a mandatory Biony’s High School in Bristol. sentence of life imprisonment. 1-LB12-OZ' SWORDFISH STEAKS t of State's Atty. Otto J. Saur re GOODRICH -foot 4tk$ Rail Merger commended acceptance of the H. P. HOOD & SONS Elberta Peaches CAN wtla HARTFORD (AP) — Con switch in pleas, sayipg he felt necticut has backed up the it was apparent that "w e are FRESH LB rtre bankrupt New Haven Railroad’s dealing with 'perabqa .^hose ROUTE S-A 1-LB4-OZ FIRST OF THE SEASONI eaid plea to be included in the pro mental proceeses ar4, r
Si i1 !W W T W T O MANCHBSTER EV9 N1N0 S^RALIX MANCHESI&R^ CONN, WEDNBSDATh, MAT ST. 1964 TEai RVININQ HBRALD, HANOHBSTBR, OONN^ WfDNlBDAT. MAY t f , 1964 Golf, Tennis Once Rated Sissy Games • TWALWOnc WWW TOMC (AF) — Memory la «n« tMflC M Mia tlwt Bi- eraaaaa la vahia m you gat aider. The mare yed have to ra> THODSANDS member tibe rteher you u e , end tbe longer you Hve the more arortliwhlla things you heva to recell—If you’Ya bed eny luek et ell. Tou're bed your fair share of nostalgia if you can look back and remember when— Spinach was the vegetable PRICES IN THIS AD SLASHED UP TO 30% bane of childhood, because par* ante said, 'I t's fuU of Iron- end Iron la good for you.” The dentist wee pleased If you brushed your teeth et night and momliig. Kvan moat rich peojde didn’t bother to brush after every dical. Thera was a difference be •AS . ( * tween masculine and feminine roles of power. Mother was the expert on anything pertaining I f to the houjM, father was the un- WISIIAK OUR REPUTATION ON AT OUR FANTASTIC NEW ehallenged authority on such matters as basebali, poUtles and the tariff. One of the secret diveraiona THESE TOP O' THE CRAPE STEAKS! In hl|^ school Wngliah -'a n te was looking up the naughty EVERYDAY ROCK BOTTOM PRICES words in the works of William Shakespeare. There was no greater thrill SHOP EARLY FOR THE Tnr n dib SMdal prin! than getting to feed a carrot to one pf the great gray horses DON’T MISS OUT . . . GET THE FACTS . . . BY that pulled the fire depart LONG HOLIDAY WEEKEND! ment’s book and ladder wagon. If you were trusted to go out side and beat the dust from the You*U need extra supplies . . . CHECKING AND COMPARING! WE AT TOP NOTCH bteckboerd araaers, all your en vious schbolmetes celled you All Stop & Shop stores closed "Teacher’s pet!" Medicine, if it was to do you Saturday (Memorial Day) BELIEVE WE NOW SAVE YOU *2 to ’10 ON YOUR any real good, had to taste bad —and It usually was colored dark brown...... ' ^ Oolf end tennis were both re- rded as aiasy gamec played Stop R SImr Mto tiM paN WEEKLY FOOD BILL . . . SAVE CASH! e•gely by well-to-do peo]de who weren’t physically up to the H for tinoly ■ wear and tear of body contact %sism§s\ sports. ChMk Tbit List for NEW LOW ERIGES! Hospitals were feared by most persons. They were re STAMP TOP garded as places where you A r m o u r , s t a r . f u l l V c o o u c e . d (> went: to die rather than to get STORE N O T tH SAVE well. PRICE PRICE Anybody who got hie oar up to more than W miles an hour SIRLOIH Beech Nut CoSee, 1 Ib. can Lemonade 8 6 4 * 7 9 e 7 e COLE SLRW was ecnaldered a reckless dare Whenever you eee a eale on oar devil. Rofolar or . . . TwM( Brand Top e’ the Oride Steake yon Beech Nut Ooftec, 9 to. can ' 1 . 6 6 1 : 5 2 I 7 e L Every blonde in America Pkk StoP'Shop wanted to look Uke Jean Har know you’re getting a prize Chock FaB C)* Nats OeBbe, 1 to. can - mSTO 5RLAD M e m e I 4 e B low, and every brunette like buy! ‘These are the very. same CHj t t P o r t i o n s S A \ ; e 2 0 ^ v.9 Clara Bow. eteaks we’re famous for, with Ohaac to Sanborn Clotoee, J. lb. can m e 8 9 e i B e Teen-agers screamed almoet the same careful JUST-RITE MRCDRONI SflLflO as loudly over the elnging of a TRIM* . . . only the price ie liaooin Coffee, 1 lb. can 9 3 d * 8 4 e 9 e 26 beanpole kid named Frank Si natra as they do now over the 4iffere«t! M axw^ Housa Instaat Coffee, 10 os. Jar 1 . 7 5 IM l o e music of Kngland’s four hairy HOOR'S— ALL FLAVORS Beatles. Domfaio Sugar, 10 to. bag 1 . 3 5 1 . 2 9 m e People of 40 were thought of as old but etiU employable. Eellagg's Con Popo 3 3 « m e 5 4 every well-brought up little ^ 1 took piano lessons; every PORTERHOUSE Kellogg*B FYnit Loope 3 3 d * m e s e Red Ripe little body studied either the STEAK BRAE-BURN violin or the saxophone. Savt S4-SI«... N't btN«r Hum Giant Cheerios 4 4 d * m e s e Bngllah sparrows were mors of a bane to city dwellers than f•N lH c 2 BMM f r tf l - - • 4 3 # . , , . m e 4 e sterlings or pigeons are now. V i S A I L L O N Tou could buy a child a sat tt'On. ean' i r o r 9 7 e 9 e isfactory toy tor $6 — and get CREAM back more than |4 In change. S A V E c! M Monte Peae 3 f " . 4 9 ^ 2 f o r 4 3 « 9 e An elarmiet was a fellow who 31 Watermelon thought there might really ever Del Monte No. OUag Peaehea 9 » e a i e s e be e second World War. Conservatives thought Nor Uvild All, quarto m e 7 s e 9 e man Thomas was a dangerous Java ttmut tmd mommy teMh CotonUi Mattor radical who would surely de SumBUTTEMMU Johnaoa Pledge, 14 os. 1 . 4 9 1 . 1 9 m e stroy the capltaliet system—if G r o u n d b e e f ^ ^ Jlffoam Oven Cleaaer the five-day work week tddn’t 1 . 4 9 1 . 1 9 m e do it first by wrecking our mor al fiber. Johaaen Glade Air Freshener 6 3 d ^ S 9 e i s e The only frosen food served FULLY-COOKED Blue Mist Wiadez I Ni S - QT. J A a M in the home wss ire cream— 5 9 d ^ s i e a e and most of It wss hopiemade. V“ TURKEYS Snnsweet Prune Juice. 40 ea. . Oratory was still widely ad m e S 4 e 7 e mired, and a political candidate HARDWOOD ■ CHARCOAL Yofliig N tiif ...Sto I 4 Hm p a ttik who couldn't give a stirring %56 Gerber or Beech Nut Strained Food 9 For m e ^ A . vV e : :2.^"r Lf3 9 f o r 8 9 d ft 9 e two-hour speech was hardly roM ly fo r Mm t v M worth voting for. Gerber or Beech Nnt Junior Food 6 fo r 9 2 ^ HAMS 6 f o r 8 5 d ^ 7 e Any stenographer risked her It’s nice to have a hem around When ife Swift’s Buttorball or MAYONNAISE 4 9 reputation If she showed up at U.S. Gov’t Grade A you know it’s the house on a holiday weekend! Mnxwell House Coffee, 1 Ib. ean 8 9 « 8 4 e s e the office wearing red fiager- the beat you can buy! A U FLAVORS— NO DiPOSIT ROTTLE aail polish. Fact Part Caakad Uaai i 49* Maxwell House Instant Coffee, 0 oiL Jar 1 . 3 2 1 . 2 2 I 9 e Only the very wealthy wor ried about the income tax. The Shaak Part Wlak Detergent, quarto 7 9 « 7 0 ! ^ 9 e working man who got a full week's paid vacation a year felt bag Ivory liq u id . Iking Mm 9 3 « m e 7 e GIANT SIZE he was tortunmte. And only sick [ 1 n ■ phople ever were put on diets. POLAR Tide Detergnt, large alee Bhanklase, skinless, defatted. W. Virginia Brand 3 6 d * m e 4 e Those were the days. Remember? lowest p dorox Bleach, gaHone 7 9 e 9 4 e 9 e It’s our rice ever! 1 Somi-Boneless Ham JlSiCTtSi 69** tEPESIK 6 a Waldorf Toilet Tiaeae 9 7 e 9 4 e s e 59 SODA Kellogg's Variety Pack Ruth Milieu Swift ProMium *3.89 S A V E 20c! 4 S e 4 9 e s e S A V E 28c! Campbell’* Chlekaa Noodle Soup 2 f o r 3 9 « TIDE BariMcue Sauce 33‘ 1 f o r m e 4 e ' LET ’EM OO FIBRIN* Unox Canflod Ham I C m *1.99 Oslo Oat Food 2 f o r 2 9 ^ 2 fo r m e Many wives do not compre- SWORDHSH 4 e C a p i TA vL T F A r Z - M S I bend the desire of their hue Fire Starter r.£K;j7, 69* V lb Cannod CbickaN KS ism l Gravy Train, 5 Ib. 8 3 « 7 S e a e bands to break away from rou- 3 4 89 Emjoy k^lNJGrSF0T2_-i::> i tine and discipline once bi a stsaks wHh Domino Sugar, S Ib. m e White Plates.%S: ' 9 l e a e while and go etf somewhere 100 69 Skinless Frankfdrts 49’- fresh from the COLD Gold MedM Flour, 5 lb. m e S 9 e S e with ’’the boys." lON’T FORM! INM FRESH FRANKF9RT ROLLS I fW 27e ocean fisnorl luch wives complein about Cole tMcaToBK 10* Duneaa Hines White Cake Mix 4 9 e 3 8 e s e CHARCOAL ^ their husband's hunting or fish- Se off puddingM from our Cater«r*$ KUch«n ““tag ‘tripe, ■ when. rhen. In reality, they CookniShrinp .ia S T Crleee, S Ib. caa 9 7 e 7 7 e l a e j shwld be glai’rlad that...... their' Kraft Marshmallows S, 25' this utoek . . . ehoico of hrm^d, mustord or rio a / CUTS - 49 can fulfill their need for free- BOLOG-NA ,VtAL_ LOAF P£P LOAF LaRosa, No. 8. 0,‘ S5 m e m e a e B R K J O E T S ^ "i dom frism routine harmleae fashion. '2 .0 ^ L. c» Libby Ooraed Beef m e 4 9 e l a e - 4 - 0 4 Other wives can't understand why a husband wants his wife Ltamhia Bet'WUto TUna, n g . «m • 4 5 4 9 : m e a e to go away with him for a week- Philadelphia FULL FOUND RAO and occasionally, when the coat DOUBLE STAMPS At Stop & Shop only the best honeydews will do for you! h of such little trips would buy Croan Cheost aomeUilim substantial tor the PLENTY OF EASY. FREE PARKING IN OUR LOT! ' house, what they don't tee is SavB l a that a man may need to get WEDNESDAY •R tba li away from home. reeponaibiU- POTATO iii tlss, from wwk, end from the in Har+ford, Eaof h^prfford, W#«t I a i p k | V' aamansas of everyday routine § tor more than he neede new f. poasessione. Hartford, MidcHetown, Thompoonvilla, flOHEY DEWS sio R E I jN ^ Women, actually, need change Wictol, hdandtaotar a««d Haw Britam. I just as much as men do.. But You smve 17e Extra targe' metons CHIPS HOURS: i to«y aren’t as ,^ c k to recog- The. luscious melons udth | S A V E c! r Bias the need. They may feel 14 U ihat Ufa is dull and boring and Hawaiian the heavenly flavor! MON., TOES., SAT. r that they are going stale, with- ;; out realising that a pleasant im 69: e break in routine would be well Bassov's Drinks L 4 !,S 99* Punch liM l to IPJL 'll worth the cost In time, money f i r and effort. Fresh Jumbo Do Luxe Asparagus 1'A,i39' t ^ p . A r m o u r . CAvM p f / r ^ ( op I Be don’t belittle that need In % GbIIob LiBcoln A 49* ^ pnur husband tor an oeeasion- WEiLTHURLFfiL al " p h ^ a into freedom" and ; don’t «vorlook it in yourself. lAJL It IPJL ] Just-Rteause you are married ' ' . lamr iiisrt •itT itS S " , thora |i no reason to assume ZA-EEX nU!T SYRUPS ' that you and your husband nev- SmiiliiM Krispy Crackirs A 3h Wyitr's Lm m hm Io Mix V«10* **•««** 4^ ^ or n c^ a change of scenery and Punch, orange, strewjiarry, . ' Scett Pietsnals m em m FRANKS -39 i^a Chanda hKlaave' ybuf rest lemon A Umo. Pint bottle albiUty behind now and tii I M 3> L_B. 3A^G- A plunge Into freedom i Priaw Thii Spa|littliuss2p&43* FUIfdMMMi's etac.ffiagir,*e 43* (W t R m b it b Th« Right ,T« IlaUt QMutitiM) 1150 BURNSIDE AVL,£AST HARTFORD i Bovalb, lor the wife as wan as I Mm buetiiuid, will help many a • ^ T 1 M M FROM TW MANCHESTER TOWN UNEI • from going Male. f -I
likjQI W B N TY W KANCltESna EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. MAY 27. 1964 MANCHBSTBft EVKNING 9 BBALD. MANCKBBTBI. CDHK, WEDPfESDAT, HAT 87, 1M 4 P A i m Yvonne De Gaulle Stays in Background -V T T ^ r ^ 'r" c u p fm b. .db, ^ 4>. to - I I * > • * ■ r ■oam nr AifoovB ^flhip that was simk iwlth no sur Supmr-Ughf Quality Cut Prom FAIUB (A » ) — Ura. Ckarlw vivors. SHANK 4« OMilto to OM of tlM Her culinary skill wondrously Ccrrefvfly Ciirecf ParkarBhNo Watar rvt converted their slim allowance The following kecords havp 1 0 0 iXYRA Sf i I Arat todlM of tht world who into a fare fit for visiting men been added to th# Record Col Adcfedr M ore Pratain Valuoi PORTION «Wi MaCBtoto sag PtoriMBBif ISftt Mill can (O toMfipinf without at- of state. lection at the Maiy Cheaoy Li Ceoycn gcod May 20 tiuna May 20. tracttoiT attmtlon. Throughout the difficult years brary: "Marohiog Along,” Itost- UsUt ene neoragoger eenpon le n fb lira T ooium da Gaulle, S3, she and the General also Iwre a man Symphonic Wind ntoem-' This uengen of ne vnlne wtom neod In blends easily Into a crowd. She private cross, a mentally re ble; "Band of the Irish GtgiMa''; filiy J o M t io a w H h m o U ed BM^>eoa o x e e g t i waai* siaiple clothes — mostly tarded daughter who d i^ in Bartok, "Coaeerto for OrcBM- I cingle garehaans tolnl OIS jOO o r ■ ISM. With royalties from her Ira” : Beetboven, "SyliHmony I State Low: Ognnttea. Beer and M e black — and uses little make C s ik H up. Her height, weight and oval husband's books Mrs. de Gaulle No. g in F Major^; tlio Ailoan ^ Traded Itome excinied frens SMofk rts an institute for similar Bream Consort, "An Bvcniag of en. That and other Catho Elizabethan Music.” HAMS W holo Hama S lic charities are her main outShostakoviclL “Symphony ■lilt Portion Puli $hank Half Full lutt Half side interests. No. .10 in E lOnor’’; Voisfai, Mrs. de Gaulle accompanies "Music for Trumpet and Or 4 9 = the President on nearly all state chestra” ; Ames, “A Portrait of .b 5 5 ^ LB appearances but usually stairs Nancy"; “Belafonto at the FOR YOUR HOLIDAY COOKOUT! far back in the procession. Only Greek Theatre"; "Fifty Fabu once in memory did she stand in lous Folk Favorites," the Groen- Supar-RIght Quality Orada A, U. S. O ov't Intpactad for her husband. Ihat was at a hlil Wngers; "John MeCOrmack S9p§r-»i§kt, fwUy<§9lni memorial service for President Sings Irish Songs"; Cannonball M ul't’lMdH-Trla'' " Kennedy in Notre Dame Cathe aOSID SATURDAY Addcrley, "Know What I dral when de Gaulle himself was Mean?” SEMLBONELESS in Washington. A1 Hlrt, "Honey in the Horn” ; The mistress of the Elysee Pat Boone, “The Star Spangled U A l i C MilllORIAL DAY Palace, Mrs. de Gaulle reigns Banner” ; "FUnny Girl,’'w i t h by the 19th century rules of her Barbara Streisaad; “Martyn n illf lj O RHALF L B / 3 upbringing. She takes no open Green Sings the Gilbert and TURKEYS part in civic or cultural acUvi' Sullivan 8< ^ Book” ; "Music of Skhlm, Shaidtkss, Mattal ties. Former insiders say she Edgar Varese"; Nat King Cole, CHUCK knits a great deal, seldom reads ' RambUn’ Rose” ; HawaU Calls, Prices Effective books b^ is an avid- newspaper "Favorite Instrumentals of the R e a d y R T O I C 1 4 T O reader, scrutinizing them for Islands.” gossip involving associates at The Beat of Danny Kaye; her husband. "That Happy Feeling,” Bert To Cook 14 LBS Li 2 2 U S LB Thurs. G Fri. Some say she impoees her own Kaampfert and His Orehsstra; strict moral standards on Elysee "Moods for Modem,” Charles M o f f q W s P rid e persotmel from houseboys to STEAKS Magnante and His Ordiestra; ministers. A divorced person or Jan Peerce, " T ill the End of a “ Bohemian” is likely to be Time;” "Sixty Tears of Music CANNED H AM OpoH Nlfhls 'III 9 dropped or vetoed from a pros America Loves Best, VoL S;” pective post. Aragon Trianon Memories,” Not that she would make an 3 lb can 2.59 W hola 10 Fresh Turkeys 49* 45* Lawrence Welk; "Treasury of outright request to her husband, CALIF. CHUCK R0ASTu.55< Easter Songs," The Robert 5 lb can 3.79 -ISIbsIbOY however. Former insidera say Shaw Chorale; and Sir John SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY PORTERHOUSE * SIRLOPN she often addresses the Presi Stainer, ‘The CnwWxion." dent in question form to avoid any risk of contradicting him. RELAX. WIVES LEAN GROUND BEEF ib.49< COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Hus Grant on Time bands don’t really notice or care SUPEMIGHT SOZ A AC UB ggC how their wives look at the io lO D M I u lC E o PKO AT pxG w3 S t e a k s ‘•9 9 * -9 5 ‘ breakfast table, a survey con VICKSBURG, Miss.—Watch ReneleBB Steaks | w m Bern In Steaks ^ NTMMrs Sml M m Im i es are believed to have been ducted by H m State, a Oohmibta Slict4 Silaiiii SUPEIZIGHT PKG 3 9 ' synchronized in warfare for the newspaper revealed. Delmonico Cut From Rib LB I e D # Delmonico Urst time during the siege of The men interviewed said they t o ______ALL GOOD 1 IB ZAC Vicksburg in the Civil War. didn’t pay much attention be •®€w»l siictD PKG 4 " 2 95^= W. VIRGINIA HAMS ib.69* MaJ. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant cause they were (1) reading the U. 5 3 C LIVE LOBSTERS Rib Roost 3rd fo 6th Rib LB 65^ and three of his corps com newspaper; (2) hurrying to fin Slictil Bacon BUPCR4UCHT ,^PKG ARE AVAILABIB NOW (FIRST 2 RMS lb BSc) I Believe; manders synchronized their ish breakfast so they wouldn’t watches for the second assault be late; (g) planning to have Dairy Department May 22, 18«3. bretftfast on the way to work Service Delicatessen Bognlnr 7De lb. MOTT’A and never see their wives in the morning; or (4) accustomed to irs k R m Sharp Cheese .. .1-lb. pkg. 69c OUT OF THE BLUE . fixing their own meal. MACHINE SUCED Kogntoe 21a SMOP-RITE i NEW YORK (AP) — What's Cap'n John’s Fine Quality Fish and Seafood! YVONNE DE O AU U X White and Brown and flew all BONUS GIVE-AWAY!.... BOILED HAM Cream Cheese...... 8 oz. pkg. 27c overt Captains Warren J. White Haddock Pitlets * “49* 11,89* face oouM well be those of and Orville J. Brown, that’s Get a 6 oz jar of Ann Page Mustard AT _ . __ . Seafood Department thousands at women in down WOMAN’S WORLD what—two American Airlines 'NO COST with each purchase of a 1-lb Cod Fillets 113 9 * Fancy Swordfish S te a k s ____lb. 55c town Paris. pilots who retired recently with POTATO SALAD Munson's package of Soper-Right Skinless . . . |>|,|, wiijohn’s io m « « | ,Q Her unmarked, ehauffeur- in a few days of each c^er. 3 0 •r COLE SLAW drlven ear is outshone by those . 2 9 > In Store Bakery Together the two have flown BAKED ON PREMISES at many an elegant Parlsienne. more than B7 years for the air FRANKFORTS S r Fried Scallops ... AT MOTTS Not even her hovering body line in everirthlng from Stinsons CANDY Filled Dainty Danish ..... 6 for 49c guards give her away. to Electras to Boeing Astro- Tet she is said to be a power Jects. Captain White iMrned to, ful, woman in the world for her fly in an X-S Jenny in 1923, and • It is truly Mg womfm’s world . . . st Mott’s” this weakend. husband, the French President Captain Brown learned on an I KITCHEN who has great respect for her old World War J suprius Stands Makers of BIG SAVINGS THE 3 views. Indeed, it is rumored that old World War I surplus Stan-1 Famous for Old We have everything you and your family need for this first of the these have had influence on him dard bi-plane at the same time. i Take advantage of this timely Holiday Sale, Enjoy long summer weekends. in staff hirings and firings. CURDS AHEAD Fashioned Goodness Famous Coffee Mill Flavor at a real thrifty pricel ' $moMles...Hotter Biirning I When the tall young okicer LANSING, Mich. (AP) — That I 2 Stores to Serve Ton ,<• rr f- swept lisr off her feet, she did white stuff covering a street COFFEE Stes^s, chickens or delicious hamburf. . . Briquets, beach chpirs I ’.I I ' her best to keep both d ^ m and intersection here may have .MANCHESTER the outdoor grill. . . Paper plates, cups or soda . . . you name it— • man alii succeded. >PPING P A K K A D l looked like snow, but it wam't SA V E 14e we’ve got it! Including the big. Colorful Cannon Beach Towels. Mrs. de Gaulle lolloWed her It was the contents of 49 cartons uOfBN EVERT SUN. husband to London duriito World of cottage cheese, which toll UTE 6, BOLTON COFFEE war 1^ by accident m ^ing a from a dairy truck. Red Circle SA V E 10c If yOu have any difficulty finding that certain Jar of pickles or m m e m m want a Z'/j” steak . . . let your Mott Hostoss or any of the Mott KIN6 $F0 Rtf iO lb iople help you. Ours Is a service business -serving you better i t Kott’s business. BRIQUETS BAG 8H0PW Please drive carefully this holiday weekond. Let it bo a Memorial A 9 J P Stores Closed J d i D a y Day that you observe and not that others observe for you. YELLOW, TENDER CALIFORNIA, RED BEAUTIES Saturday, May 30th In O b FRESH CORN EARS PINT BASKET 3 9 = servance ot Mamorial Day 35' STRAWBERRIES ‘Ur o m nW AY 711 9 P.M. Fresh Scallions BUNCH 10"^ Flowering AnnualsVASIfTY TSAY 6 9 ' I999stm ies» » s »9»ssaeasttiae9»e»9»8me MGAIO 2 LB n to A Fresh Rodishe^ 2 k h s 15'^ G ra ss S e ^ 100 ^ STAMPS PEBENNIAl BAG ■ e ** W WIDE VARIETY WITH THK COUPON AND YOUK MEMORIAL DAY PLANTS AND FLOWERS AHRACnVELY PRICBDI PU9CNASI OP $1.99 O t MOKI S A V E ^ m e..il lt>ni Pr , 1H4 Itolt m mmt jw cntMMf m .mP 0 m Hmn pnilklu. to AiiP FEATURES - OUTSTANDING VALUES Gerl Ann Hoff Dog FREE! (SPlti IBB69G PURE FRUIT FLAVORED ANN PAGE SHOP-RITE 1 LB 8 OZ I or Hamburg Rolls so STAMPS ZA-REX SYRUPS PINTS 3 9 ^ PEANUT BUTTER JAR 6 9 ' With this coupon and yom RAR LOW LOW PRICE ANN PAGE PUtCHAM OP ANY POTTID PLANT MAYONNAISE 6 0 1 7 ||C ROOT 2 lb g m C CHMCOAL BRIQUETS Hwe F pI.. Mey 19, 1944 BONED CHICKEN 2CANS # T GRAPE JAM JAR j y 1 ■ LlaH aw cropoi per ctntwMr. (SPLM 0 AN N p a g e - t A V E 19c FOREMAN PIC-NIC PK«S. Adds Zesfy Sparkling WHILE THE SUPPLY LASTS HALF h q C PINT OP 8 Flavor To Your JANE PARKEB' MAYONNAISE GALLON y y PICKLES JAR 2 5 ' Holiday THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY URGE ) LB I PZ SULTANA - SAVE UP TO 36c WHOLE 11-13 COUNT COLONIAL Holiday I Refreshment! ANGEL FOOD SALAD DRESSING ? sr KOSHER GHERKINS 3 M MAY 28-29-30 toia|g» Im. « ac A N N PAGE LARC^E ANN PAGE 12 ox. 6-PACK nanikea*’^ m ilW m . .. J T QUART JAR Ptas Dopooit ** WITH MINIMUM PURCHASE OF TEN GALLONS GASOLINE |A V I lae -r. W GUUR PRICE ST« BARBECUE S A U a 'T > '° '4 9 TOMATO KETCHUP 2 'iSf 39' Pinempi* wttonen J| QC ANN PAGE ^ ) NUNMns or riw to jMMP.rk.rlv.cUI H W - FINE FLAVORS JAM PARKfR CUCKBD er W HOU, BAVI Be, BPK. HOT DOG RELISH I ? 2 S ' ■ XnL STUN PLUS A BIG EXCITING ★ ★ BONUS SPECIAL Whoot Bread 21,” 49^ FRUIT DRINKS 10' S U L T A N A - LARGE OR SAMkLL YUKON AND OTHER MIXED BEVERAGES NO COUPONS NEEDED, NO UAUT All Itomi wk Ragninr Low ]hrtoee gto BwArn W 0L"I:N WEiJ THURS. & FRi. DOUBLE STAMPS WED. TIL 9 P.M. CLOSED SAT. ME^o^VrSAr H 'l into eook*out tlf*** Center Btreet, hoe a ,.. thot wondorful timo of yoor wKoa .line of “Cboniiel tho wholt fomily floti into tfio iwo- 'TRAHeiaTOR RADIOS, nrtoatf irora I f .96,. soom with FM/Am , ikino ond froiH olr. W hot bottor timo some with Martaa-Boiid for ^ !J P F R A shlp-t«-«hon meesogea. T r' to got ovor to your Iriondly Poptdor you eon tahe M with If' Mein Street StortB ,iova|y Edgings! ^ V ' t T S Morkot and pick up oN tho trim Manchmkfr Parkadm Storag the BOWS, MikSC, 'ontaitetataiivt you Wteh. Tak4 tt wlto ytm'to oD It*t Boon a Long Tima Cominglo These Take Center ttoge Nothing's N o n Fan Than . ’ To remove dark tea stains mings? That pracioua DIPLOMA ra- Eotlag Ontdoora the heoM, on vocation, tadeora t« As we head Into Juna, lt*a from colored material, sponge dr out t iW OX l ^ m t A C T in iftffley sUeea and coke 72S MiddI* Tiinipilic E«t, Mcmdiestcr ik- ******** raaanta work, drudgery, axer- Uma to salute Dade, Graduates Any cooking you do ta the with warm water, then apply hoe BATTERIES FOR ALL Ml Son. Taka prlda Ih it. Ctierlah kltehen can be done Just os well shape. Be a Nloxed hpetsee with and summer Brides./WlLTON'd glycerin. Allow to set (or 80 TRANSISTOR RADIO& Sum the mbetest' AH you need le a Of It. Preaarva It. Let WATKINS GIFT SHOP, M4 Main Street, outdoors, es^ la lly If you own minutes and rinM thoroughly. mer 1944 outinge win be happy ART GALLERY, IB Oak Straat, under the new ownor-monM^e- A BARBECUE GRILL complete smile and ROYAL ICE hu advsnturqe. if :ytxi.Rett the w ,QRBAM| ayajlOble at fine gro* Ob FRAMB YOUR DIPLOMA eult- ment of HAROLD AND JEAN with hood, motorised spit, and Rinse your coffee pot at lee^ pljegynu ntod.fiM tab ably. Pick your favoiita from roomy storage shelf as seen at ■^'tSeNionflflnm . ataim, in your 100 EXTRA STAMPS tol GABOURY, hiui set up a spe once a week with a eolution of biBPT. of LENOX iitav* helghbortiepd. Br the profueion of etylea on dis cial GIFT AREA displaying W. T. GRANT COMPANY. The baking coda and hot water. Are going cheWfiMly, | ta with Purchaicl luy now for coming holidays! a play hero. Items with unusual appeal. PATIO SHOP on the down Jf This will remove the film that time with ClfAltCO. Weddtagg, « priced from |1, for young peo stairs floor is fully equipp^ often clings to the edges. QVmrnm fita ' u o r •M n aco a aheat of aluminum ple you remember at gradua with the picnic tools, fitted bas- foil between your Ironing board prepONd for .omerganfclea Wipi FTANO’8*RfiRuRANT * Jf ttu tion. There are penis 3roa, eon’t kete, jugs, ice cheete to make Meats such as steaks and a FIRtfr Alb .Nn-JTuck one and tho cover. It will moke outdoor meals less work and OOCKTAIL MSUNOE on R t • Ameriecn Flog *0 *’ lose, aloe hide-away 'tooth- chops win not curl oe they cook into th# car toin c^w su n . ymir job faster and easier. ohd 44A in SNldn con occom- brushtt, perfect for sumpier moN fua For that precious If you score the edge every ward ett tph eua'q. naN .w lth Now SO-Star Past Color Cotton Valloy Forgo O •AVI tl.It Jf correspondence and vacations. "two weeks with pay.' shop W. motote'private pe^es to per Inch and a half before broiling. p o I a .r o 1 d SUHopUASSES. fection ta .their BpOcioue ban- 1 Foot by t Foot • Jointed Wooden Polo O Ball Top • Metal Iraekot An estimated 200,000 home An exquisite BONE CHINA T. GRANT CO. fbr vacation pool tables, a rooord for the in Shelves o n aniply atbcKail -with ■quet Watt.-LJse thmatlre area if CUP. or "HUMMEL” FIGUR LUGGAGE, lightweight and; When you use cleaning fluid prot'ecUve SUN TAN tx m o N S K( dustry, were sold to amateurs INE is the hopeful beginning for sturdy. Buy one piece now; add o" * fabric, dry the outer edg- necessary, flf h qw tt partition in ISN. to give you a gh>rlou» tan with ed to toe. eoky. kw^you desire. (8 a collection. To pISM* mascu matchlng pieces later from ** the damp part vigorously no .hHstetlng .bum .LENOX line tastes there are BOOK OPEN STOCK. Dress the fam- ^ th a' cloth to avoid a ring., The aumptuous-foBd and excel B p h a r m a c y1 i s 0 I W jficsjnvrMEMO lent serrEO', jkoerOie confidence 01 Every Rhode ta the Rainbow ENDS and ASHTRATi also lly for fashion and comfort at ------RIAL DAY HOUBB d 'HAUE SHOE DE DESK AOCESSPRIES to serve frottfl/to ,9k' ''ttifve rf- khowMe^at-^dn details will K fun this wMkenitkena / .>•;•. ; ite 'corndivnht’ to. ypur eatlsfac- FRESH 5 TO POUND 1, PARTMENT Uiowe that June a* andurjnBt reminders df your PLAY- your garden so the roots can ___^_L • " .7 ' ushers In'a gila'segsdiL a ro- fe|lcltati(m. In the newly-en VraAR at the W. T. GRANT get enough moisture arto olMt Stains and 4aciAorkk(^ eon , mantle summertlnis brimming larged RELIGIOUS DEPT, arc COMPANY. Quality fab- food. Ptents that are left too 'i lb. (» with weddings, donolng t ^ e r bookmarks, paperweights, stat rics be'cemoved. tooiin earUienware COCKTAH7' _ E. Honor (1 are nicely tailored Inside thick will be stunted ta grpwth. by nibbing thfm wMh. a.damp- the'graduate vriS the stars; :cuuis night, proms, ues, ^las and wall plaques to and out. Assemble a summer 8111 ,. ^ n e r hero. (9 el®th aprinided gen4«Jui^.iWitfi^— ■ ^ - Beef Patties retmlooa. SHClBS ^WJUL BE be cherished through the yeprs. supply of slacks, shorts, skirts, 84-4S The ocfisflafl wtlK be fittingly P A chenille rug placed In front •OIL , 1 ‘ ripnembered by. all. 44S-2S42. 1. DYED TO MATCH the exact pullover, popover, jacket- IN FREEsrSTMffS shade or hue you speolly to When storing paint brushes, Of a clothes dryer will absorb |h *n 's a "button ^Jrbnt shlk' blouse magic to keep you look much of the dampness that or- CAPITOL FARMS ECONO-PAK WM A«r Pnrdiaai of IS « Mho match yoUr gown. Bring your cover them, while atin damp. ing great. Y ou’n all set waist dress that Is a* new os Plant OetM-oo^ .VBdtoiiiaiy, as prea as toe uo- Al Year Piteodkr Pipehr dancing el&pers to HOUllE k with a stiff paper and fasten dlnarily evaporates Into the ajr tom®rroiw—univerwlty loved lor LfTTLE * M cK m i^», IS bfl toga,, liadtes on excellent HALE SHOE DEPT. There will with e rubber bond to keep 'ita charm and veraatillty, Short WoodbrtSga atreetjait iSlRPdY eeoa o*^ fof-.toaat pork. . A0UL1S ONLY—OW TO A PAMKV ' or fhrN quartar oleevea. SQUARE;,Jb open , Ti dOya a V«IW UirMiah FrMay, May I f* he stars In’ his syes ’ when you' bristles in place, ReiUember the Graduate I look picture-pretty. For Rmall-Fry Beach Lovers No. 8111 with Patt-O-Boma week for your eonvonwi^ irith \ Eepeclailv fqrj Memorial Day Frankfurts No Itamyi wM CigaraHaa ar laai^—Stata Law It's such a thoughtful gesture High style In BATHING SUITS Ik in .Bises S4, 3«; SS. 40, 42, 44, a confplete lirie-up; of), products Try. keeping to remember a graduate with a ' ON t h e Store nsMIW 111 ompty Hp- '-suroUe." ta*'a‘ rilC w oS * talT; 44, 48. B«4t SS t® 80. Sixa, 8s, by 'Hkfbbard-Hall'* for low* p a r k w a y / j i n 5 Tolland V gift from F. E. BRayT'j e WEL^ ' was* nofe?*in' MaTbt SS bust, short sleeves, 8% yards compartments help y L and garden care. young Turapikirjidi‘ s mg, d®uble flow- FRESH LEAN BABY PORK ER. In the State Theater Build- <«i Ml*n Street* of 45-tach. tents for summer- flewerlng^ -ered -tMgNaHUM- PLANTS al- ^ *‘««P needles, snaps, tettMs, To order, send 50c in coins ftagert. etc. ta order. ?ou’ll find a n n u a l s ; PtoREW- to teT^^SSpjF^'TED' " ' BLOOMS oh Handket'Chiefa take a luxury to; Sue Burnett, The Manches ta 1ln1e_ al _f^^??****^?*' I wear. Lota ofof handaome NIALS, also VSliETAJMiEFTA31 WeM -for your porch Maaoheeter Carpet Center look when trimmed with these ter Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. p l a n t s . The.XtifindlXi.luipjEiK •entrancef*'ivtadow boxes, or for m Shopping for Mghtf OF Abq»fCAS, NEW TORk, Right here In town, at Sll Head for the all-new LAMP lovely crocheted edgings! atones or horoscope sign. Famous labels are evident For proprietors - ■ coptinue- - - Jo oe^ e the cemetery memorial. Come Spare Ribs to Mata Street, Is one of Oonnec- Pattern No. 1S6-N has cro girls many of the attractive N. Y. lOOSS. DEPT, on the eecond floor mex- Wouldn't rhe like a necklace toelt growing niuAbpr^.»aM- to PLANTXAND this weekend tieut’s leading carpet specialty chet directions for 7 edgings. styles are elasticUed for perfect For let-class mailing add 1(0^ fled customers who. fe n m . toA- < and take sxlvantage of tho xonlne at WATTONS, tW Main dangling a cultured pearl! To for each ^ttern. Print Name, ahope. OarpeUng is their busl- Street, if you wont to see an as To order|,send ^ ta coins dienla fit. Finest dyes, fabrics and tai son after seaOoni Your ac CLEARANCE OF EVER- lay In their room, consider loring enable these BATHING Addrosa wltji Zone, -Style No. C aoes, their only business. The sortment of 1M4 LAMPS dls to :~Afl»7eal>ot, Mantfhee- a "HUMMEL” ‘ FIGURI’ TE. quaintance Is invited. pREENS, priced as low as 97e. SEALTEST to qualified staff eon advise you played with ingenuity ai^ ter Evening Herald, IIM AVE, SUIT'S to withstand rough treat- and Sixe. 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ROCKBUKV TtXD AS COX M A K k J Ellington at Rockville, 6:80 Bl GGS BUNNY M V S B LF^ ' ;THArcmJMWSLL p.m. a S A K < r ISUeOAFHRST Paces Team AEUERICAN LKAGUB Lyman at Cheney, 9 p.m. HOW NICCi \CDUSIN(VR Bunching thair runa ^ Into . Manohester at Windham, HERE VA ARC, WE WANT T01 \ r e t u r n o p a BMMMA IndlRB three big innings, Dillon Por^ 8:30 B jn. MUSIC PIPBP KIDS!------FINISH THIS ufiSBS still breezini along on an slammed out a 13-4 decision INTOTHB DANCE! BaptlsU ve. Mai Tool No. 2. ELEVATORi S ! s e s m S S L ^ nll-winning wave, Manches over Peck Lumber at Waddell 8:16. Robertson. / iX S S o n ckMctw MStMMNMiwd M ter High's golf team scored Field last night. ’The win was Army I t Navy v4. Telephone, auBmtmtbmt R ------■NNc »ASNielMNn«tST its 18th and 14th victories the third in foUr starts for Dil 6:15, O iarter Qdk. —~lo M niAma—~ StScoaUpiiit 48______lon’s, Peck is now 2-2. B-X Club Vs. W]rman’B 6 :16, 8W m Jt nOoMOM AtSocMY . b«Dta of the season in a triangu Paul Miller collected four hits, ttlftmSmm MCWdo^cMR StnatUMni RAHow Mt. N ebor ™ 4BAg|iMiaaa MBot lar match Yesterday at one a gtaod slam homer to pace Greeh Manor vs. Nasstff’s, 6, ChlppanM Country Club, Bris- Uie winners’ 18-hlt Attack. Buckley n r lir tol. The thteat vlcttma were Doug Jaouith added fout-.moro^'' Sears vs. Police and Fire, 4 Biiatol Baatem and Platt at hits and Jim_Wlieeler a thce6^ Waddell. Merfclwt, both by 4-1 acorea. run homer. Greg Frelman hit Oilers vs. Lawyers, 8, Ver- Oo>Captain Ned Zaglio took his fifth homer of ths-^se planck. medallat honora with a 78 on with one on in tbe^hlrd .for T Uie par 70 oourae. Team medal Peck. s I acorea were Mancheatar 834; Sununary: Baatem 849 and Platt 8S7. tSSiojcoMv iadn DlUon's ----- 040 004 18-13-4 IS. The aummary' (mbdal acore Pecl^ ...... 012 100 4- 4-6 •TO H O O ^ SB parentheala); MIfler, Fayle (4) and Landa- ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN M A N O R , w Levaaaeur B (87) 1; Tim burg;, Marshall, Kanla (« ) and -ar J t S S i t f R E t f O R V a McNamara M (91) 0; CDelt B Douglas. (81) 0; Zaglio M (78) 1; MSrco ___ ssw riviR UXMT . iy«U1HMKHB_____ ^ B (98) 0; Jim Dowd M-'tSS) 1; *cjurNC«NDri IM ir. ( Y M CAN DO ANYTHING ^TOOUROE NATIONAL l e a g u e mpMiycuuuRE, iHEiatf ASDUTIH'MEATHBTTV NOT/ Olayer B (89) 0; Woody Clark Opening with nine runs In the rpiMomaattmm CARNIVAL BY mCK TURNER M (88) 1; best ball, Manchester first Inning, Morlarty Brothert MWM'HOMdP 1, Bristol 9, had little trouble disposing of CHURCH LEAGUE w MeNamafa M 0; Richard P Manchester Auto Paris, l9-7, at Trailing 10-8 after four in t o low of ■ (85) 1; Zaglio M 1, Doherty P Buckley Field last night. nings, Center Congo suddenly awSr (108) 9; Dowd M 1, OaUocci P The winners managed only 10 found their batting eyea and SDmM (M) 0; Woody Clark M 1, Pellx hits but profited from walks and tallied seven runs in the fifth SWhtiMn p (88) 0; bast ball, Manchester four Auto Parts errors: Steve and another aeveii in the seventh 1, Platt 0. Keeney gave up six mta ana to post a 20-11 win over Bt. Manchester alternate J e ff fanned 13. Bill Sproul’s triple Mail's last night at Robertson Clarke ahot an 81. was the longest hit for the win Park. ners. Ray Blanco’s double Ignited ■ *•#»* Sununary: the first outbursL enough, as it OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS Indians on Road Moriarty’a ...060 040 19-10-1 turned out, to Win. Phil Tumaud Auto Parts .. .013 012 7- 6-4 and CUff Coffin hit well for the W ith Windham Keeney and Sproul; MUewski, winners while Bob Shoff, Bill C&3 Ogren (8 ), Eastman (6 ) and Whitney and Dave O’D eir led Ballard. the losers. PRISCILLA’S POP Idle for a full week, Man Summary: BY AL VERMEER chester High’s baseball team INTEBNATTONAL LEAGUE C. Congo . . . 231 070 7—20-12-4 takes to the field again today, Undefeated Norman’s made St. Mary’s 420 410 0— 11-15-10 1 — ;;------meeting Windham High this af Coffin and McCarthy; Moore ternoon at 3:30 In Wlllimantlc. it four straight last night with a 6-4 win over Anaaldl’s at Ver- and Kilby. Gary Gallagher la the likely planck Field. pitcher for the Indians who Jim Balesano limited the los DUSTY LEAGUE boasts a 4-fi record and striving ers to six hits and fanned 14 to win today and again Monday Starting off with a seven-hin at Wethersfield and thus finish batters en route. ’Ihen Balesano first inning Gus’ Team 2 wal at the .600 mark. and batterymate Brian Sullivan loped Sportsmen Tavern, 14-8, Windham pinned a 3-1 defeat slugged back to back homers In at M t Nebo ladt night and re on the Tribe in their first meet the third inning. mained unbeaten after four ing. Merle Shaw horaered twice league starts. for Ansaldl’s but his efforts Bill Jarvis clubbed a two-run Blllngton plays at Rockville homer and Burt Baskervllle had this afternoon at 5:30, the one weren’t enough to turn the Ude. Summary; three hits to pace the winners. «t Mg sayc that gvgyy and only twilight game on the Jack Walrath had a double and And yet «ach nU)ht He reads the , area swolastlc slate. Rockville Norman’s ...... 302 02x— 6-6-8 . r e r u n .I« when h# comes u| , .old sftories tl Ansaldl’a ...... 100 013—4-6-8 triple for the losers. u p was an easy winner, 11-3, in Summary; , i A swIndiG and lb read aloud He read when . their first duel and 1s heavily Balesano and Sullivan; Shaw, « rmpmat i ch«at. to me W M three! Larson and Tomcsuk. Gus’s No. 2 710 114' X—14-12-3 J M f t SM favored to retain the possibili Sportsmen .042 110 O-^- 8- 0-5 ty of a Class B Tournament McCormick "and Avery; D. BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL berth. Farrell and J. FarreU. Lyman Memorial of Lebanon Twins Need Help, visits Cheney Tech to complete I1MSHHE jta a m M } today’s schedule. The Rangers No Deals Sighted BEC LEAGUE w o uu> have won their last two starts 7 I Doelora aurs5*!? Mrn llMfr 0 » 0 * d ffcns Pitcher Bill Nevlns turned in o o s e R after losing their first five. One a good Job last night and got a b o s t o n (A P )—’Ihe Minne fo rm hs’s MrubiMS In A on# aiMwr . of the defeats was a decision to cheer from the assembled fans Lyman at Lebanon. sota Twins want a righthanded pitcher, preferably for a long when he threw out the last bat distance relief. Trouble is no ter and assured Wsdnut Bar bers’ 10-8 victory over Ray’s Twin Double body seems to talk their trade M N CASEY language. Restaurant at Charter Oak “ EJverybody we tajk to wanU Park. LINCOLN. R. I. (AP) — The Bob Allison. Harmon Killebrew Joe Camposeo’s four hits led latest twin double at Lincoln yauKMOw or Jimmy Hall." Twins’ Mana the winners. Dave White added Will you be one of those who pinch, pat and kick a tire before they buy? This testing won’t tell you a thing. Fq r Downs had paid 34.550.80 each ger Sam Mele said. "All right eiMrz to six tiCkethoIders. The big three, Steve McAram and Bill But In return theyylon't offer Viot two bach. 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BtAYj27, JR64 PAGW T TME AvtomoliiloB For Sals a k i b p i i n i i i Red Sox Hottest Team in Major jLieague. East Wins Bp»fORIALDAY Herald Angle SPECIALS - 1 9 6 8 U E A R L Y O S T FORD FAST BACK Win More Than Share of One-Run Games ADVERTISING Roekville tefioe, IS WleM By Downing Northwest^ 9-3 427, 4epesd, radio, heater, Dke CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS new, tai our shosvroani. ns-M U. BOSTON (AP) — ThefSi»c« Oi«y dropped a 1-O^o-worken are fettinz a larfe^or a walk. Jmiaa aquarad offfataiid but a 4-fbr Ipwaa thrown out ttylng to 8 AJfc to 5 P.M. , $2,696. heartbr^aker to Minnesota here part of the Job done. Bressoud for a bunt on the first pitch and atrstch going. stretch a ataigla tai the fofirth. Appointment W ell Received B y JOHN GOLDEN Boston Red Sox are the hot May 16, they are 7-2 in the ftb * beg whs mlsaed. Than Itae^ Bari (9) ^ G « m O il f icB < and Jones are making some held back. On the second— with Botk Bressoud and Pesky He tri|rted in the eighth but n pM ab r b po a test team in the major hairline decision department. Appointment of Andy Baylock to the coaching staff Aided and abetted by throw to first was late and all Mrikik m i e 9 1 S to n g e 1 0 great plays afield in the Sox the infield charging in—he wers surprissd ths formsr stranded whan Didi iHiillipa hands wore safe. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR (CLASSIFIED ADVT. Issffues because they are Boston also owns a two-run spurt and have eharply in bounced a single to right behind at the University of Connecticut was well received in their oppixients’ faulty TsfibH. |b. ..,..1 0)9 Q 0 victory and a pair of four-run wasn’t walked, loading the wee thrown out on a oloae'pliiy Frank PanellU’s single aeored BIONDAY Thru FElDAf 10:83 A.NL—SATURDAY 9 AJIL ^ 1962 MAMCHBSTER ~ l.MO oil gettinz, baseball’s closest creased the vital double play the runner and Wilson sprinted baaea, aer Waahlngton might by Jonas. them quarters. Although his departure in the fall will fielding, East Catholic both runnera. AfoblW, is:'.....4 riorage space avoUteMe foe margins in this flurry of Fen- output to third. mean a loss to East Catholic High, where he has served Wnota. rf...... 2 CHEVROLET IMPALA ‘ shaves these days. Way Park excitement. have had a play at any baae. Don Look opened the ninth High trounced Northwest, OpM tnome*. rl, ...... 0 RIS rent, 11 Mten Street, rear,. $78. *1 don’t know if we’ll one-run Bressoud actually drove in Then Bressoud laced the first as head football coach, it’s a step up the ladder for the Bast opened the scoring In the UUMee, p, .'.,...8 PLEASE READ YOUR AD 2-door, hardtop, radio, heater, per month. J. D. Realty,'648- Ukle Ralllee Deckle "He’a only a kid but a groat wHh a double end want to 9-S, yesterday afternoon at Baviw If...... 4 BE8 TACBANT—Dick Albee automatic, one owner. aur way to the American winning pitcher Earl Wilson offering sent his way off ths one,’’ Peaky said of Jones. "He’s third on a Mike B r u m 1 e y highly-respected and energetic coach. Baylock’s iqiponit- eecond when LaOece amgled, daseUM er *^aot AAT ore taken over the phone aa a 5129. ’The emphasis is on the late. twice last night, the first time wall in left center. ECHS Field. The win was I«a sn « pennant," said Manager looking for plays ell the UnM, grounder. Then Wilson fired a ment w a vanity awlatant and^g moved to second on a fieldar’s 163-186-406, Leo Rivera 16S- advertleer shooM read hi* od the FIRST $1,996. J ^1 • » "r- 'V' pjfe&f‘ THmiY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1964 1 lUWCHESTEB EVENING. HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, IdM Apartmenta-Flat»- Fiinttohad Ajjm Biyiti 8»A. PAOft Help Wanted— Male 36 j THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Bjr PAGALT and SHORTEN JL iifev.w Tencmantf. 63 *3 ... *—i ------Propertr Heysts For Sals 72 VA ROOM ftiralilMd OMCt- BMm m For 8«le 72 Houses For Solo 72 Housca For Sale 72 Lots For Sole 73 PLUMBERS, he«Un( men, and faent, omtraQy loeated, hoet, Fdr Sals 70 Suirarbui For Sok 75 experienced helpen wanted tor t h r e e r o o m apartment, to- hot water, ------A5 IW T W H i Qm iwwiuwwu MANOHBSnBb-4 hadroom fax MANCHESTER - $600 down. BOL’fON—Moderai Immaculate, new work. Call 743-dAo after A nd what d o tmev P o y o R A u v iM O t Busmxss ZONE m - ngm TWO BUIUJING tote, prime to BOUTON LAKE—1 room year WE BUY EOMSl, . CLASSIFIED Foe «Heee wsEtCHEMets tiotooy eluding heat, hot water, rad 8101 between S8-8 p.m. Mtea^step-Unumal t44 room ury ranch on sachidad aora Lovely 6 room Oape, reo room, full basement ranch, 1 bed eattoa, city utiUtlee. nuhrtcli 8 p.m . I gae tor cooking, electric rer^- rooms wtth two offices, sep >*«wh. 8 o r 1 bedroQQU. ‘M a m lot, 8 iMUhs, fuK basement. enclosed porch, garage, shad 'round ranch, lake pclvllegee, tote. If ttw ptfaS II CAM MNTCH IN f MfAn.eyi,CHOklNO arate entrance, suitable lor rooms and den, 2-car garagl, Agency, iie-MeA 'reasonable. Call M - w t t . OOWM THCIR 8 A.M. C0FFEe*« eretor and gas stove tor- 8’i CUBAN himMwd ffoonu, Via BoggtnL Bel Air Real Es ed lot oa quiet strert Hayes 100x300 tot. Bel Air Real Ea- get instant artton EXPBRQDICED cauprater and MfQkTMfV A S f.R X tt! nished. Call 619-1814 er 619- bustness or profssslaBal uss. ssTtoif, S 2 tau n S tate. 60-9188. Agency. 6$S480$. cash. CaU Jack carpenter’s helper.' Itop wages separate iMtraaee, nioe neigh- PhUhriok Agsnoy, 8i9.gi61 teto, MSd$S3. THAT MMT-tVID^WIDt- 6779, 6-7, p.m . ___ _ bortiood, oenvenfeat to nvaev- t o p tor 6,-1;;;^. !«,•«. W WYLLYB STREET — MO toot 9112, Sam uel V . ADVERTISING and steady year ’round work MUMK.A Tl^MfXAPimA/) AWAIiC,CMfflty 1\NM0Mi.' OOLB sm SB Y -i room oape, . MUMfLR L ANyTNM6.'«ltiiM« tMi«. 616-91M. vertSa Agency, Roeiitor. MS- SEVEN ROOMS—1 bedrooms, VERNON—1 bedroom ranch, frontage, SlS-7411. 7 Room Cape! MLB R ea M m CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS fo r right men. GUI BfdwelC ViS, rf’S tlM tF O R - w t . flrsplasi, 8 ear ganga, alca- ceramic bath, formal dining full basement, oK hof water, S [rircle. MI-31M, SfiMWr. H om e Im provem ent Oo., 619- . kAFFfliAFF'lk HOUeSlLP' Land For Sale 71 ly shaded pramises with ex room, bright kitchen, porch, MANCHB8TBR-S A-en 6196. "M fAKFAtT WITH^ — V A ro tu k large )rt, good starter home. M WOOd- 8 AJL to 5 PJM. tea lot M ead right Pboaa S. priced below appraisal. Wes- ed tote,, city water. H ayes Custom Built! WHY o o tn ^ NIMin AND MIlDAt* CdLONUL HEIGHTS ftm kSied, The Bkl I^ rt Ageney, $l$- h u t , hot wntar, pnrhfag, HO. ANDOVZR — • olsared sorts, BOLTON A. Baaehlar, Itadtor M846fa. •ey R . Smith A f ^ e y , 648-1667. 1600 or ei$-1271. Agency. Ml-iaoi. One^Qf k kind, lovely spaeloas OPENINGS fpr part-time em MUOOUFf.' brort. noad, pavsd road, custom built 7 room Cope Cbd BUYING OR SiaUNO POPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ployment, neat appearing man ^ ^ARTMENTS J. D. Reifty, MSfafa. 114,800-4 room vacant Cmpa 600. Boltoa—one acre, founda N ew the market. Look COVENTRY—Investment $8,000,* WATERFRONT PARK, So. Cbv- on almost an acre of beautifully interested In sales woric or 00 with rec room, 1 bedrooms, Inefudes two-4-r o o m year REAL ESTATE ■ONDAX Ikni FBIDAV AAL—SATTKOAV • AJL tion, septte tank, well, $2,000. at this I960 bum Coloaial of entry—lot BQxIO. Lake privU- landscaped grounds with trees delivery. Ability to get along high assumaMs mortgage, best egee. MadeUne Smith, ReoItM', Bustness LoestlMM T erm s. Owner 712-8628, eve sU rooms (S and 8) with ’round ranch type homsA one EXCLUSIVE AGENTS and shrubs. 3 full baths, 3-car Have assuranca of eaperteeead: With pedple important, must be nings 713-8090. of condition, on bus Tine. Wes- vacant rente tor $75. monthly, 646-1843. 'a available evenings and all day Steps off .ijkst Center St. For Rsat t4 IH baths. ExceUent condi garage with sun deck above, service. Call Realtor. Steatieg •' t* TOC* OOOPiaiATION WILL Isy R . Smith A gtn cy, 618-1567. the other rented at $86. A r $16,300—Spruce St. Older 6 room stone fireplace in beamed ceil BK APPRECIATED Saturday, car necessary, aver tion. Dishwasher, cedar Bray, 6U-6378. t DIAL 643-2711 18 AOHBS of land for sale tesian weU. Owner very anx home, in fln« condition, ing paneled living room, S ex ^ ' ' age $10. weekly, $20. fo r de IM rooma — Includes heat, FOR LEASE—SxoeUent fan* Hartford ’ TumpOce. Box r ! closet, basement sance, B O LIO N —Assum e $116 m onth BOL’TON—H alf a cre wooded -Ij Uon tor ilootor’i offloe or ious. Lawrence F. Fiano. Real 2 laiY# bedrooms, am haust fans, dishwasher, attic livery. Call R I 6-8111 between hot water, range, refrig H erald. ^ cbmblnations, etc. Better ly mortgage en modern 8 bed tor, 618-2768. caiarles N lchol- buUding lot, owner, $49-0788. MEMBER MULTIPLE p.m ;------beauty parior. 418 Main Straot than 3% acres, moot of it room rueh, garage, 160x160 ple cloeete, Uving room, fra, double sink in walk-out erator, dryer, disposal, and oon, 712-6864. dining room, pratry, basement, view of lake and lake LISTING ' Cowri— < From Proeodfng Pogo master TV antenna, cera Completely renovnted and nm- w(^e 'R m board of dtrectom of About ISO of Manchester ^ Mancheatar WATES wHI meet High School’s present and for at 8 pan. tomorrow at the home mer faculty are expected to at of Mn. Haste Mlnicucei, 448 E. tend the MHS Retirement Ban M M d fo l^ e . quet to be ' held tomorrow at the Terrace Room, Bradley John e. Flynn 84 Liberty Field, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Ht., a senior electrical engineer Hie dinner, held annually In start summer in stylet c l o s e d ing Btudent at the University o f May to honor members retir Hartford, was awarded a i»1se ing from teaching in June, is of a handbook for electrical en sponsored by the school's social gineers at the univeraity*e yesur committee. I'' 4 I ' ^ ^ond eomrocaUon. The bo«*, a This year, Seven veteran Sqfurday For gift from the facutly, honored teachers ndiose service to edu 1 •*>. • ■ bis aondeoalc achievement and cation totals more than 200 aervioe to the d^wrtmant years will be so honored—the largest number within recent memory. MiHnerial Day Msmbens of the driti team of John Mnthar Chapter, Order of They include Miss Mary DeiMWay, are reminded to meet Buike, Ekigllsh, (who retired at T tonight at the Waddell during the school year); Miss School parking lot. In case of Marion M. Casey, English; Miss rain, members will meet at the Helen J. Estes, ^glish depart Masonic Temple. ment head; Misses Anna and Catherine McGuire (sisters), both Englirii; G. Albert Pear The Manchester Chapter of son, music department head; MEN’S KNIT SHIRTS Ihe DAV and the Army Navy and Dwight B. Perry, head of Club will meet at the Broad St. the mathematics department. antranca to St James’ Ceme Mrs. Evelyn Gerard librarian, A complete selection of short tery to decorate veterans’ and Miss Ann England, English, CORD SUITS sleeved cool cotton knit shiiiti, at 8:80 p.m. tomorrow. are co-chairmen of the commit just dip and dry. S, M, L, XL. tee planning the event. The din Advertlaemwit- ner w4U ha at 7:30 and preceded Play it:cool in these sensation Regularly 1.79 by a social hour, Mrs. Gerard ally light weight, cool cotton Lat ypu r aavinn earn a said. SPECIAL blend summer suits. Dressy dark maximum amount Invest your MH6 Princjpal A. Raymond 1.57 2ror 3.00 aavim at Connecticut Bank Rogers will act aa master o f tones, in easy care fabrics. Ma and Trust Watch your nest egg ceremonies, while EMson M. chine washable and crease re At 4% interest per year. Bailey, former principal, will PURCHASE sistant. Reg. 86 to 46. Longs ^ Open a Savings Account for give the kqynote address. Supt. to 46. ■ each dtHd in the fam ily and irou of Schools William H. Ckirtla stake the vital step In pitintlng will also attend. The nature of SPORT SHIRTS the way to aucceas and well be the evening’s other activities ing. Three Manchester offices sire being kept a well-guarded Nice selection of short sleeve to aarve you: 883 Main, 18 secret by the, committee, Mrs. North Main and the Paihade. shirts. White and assorted col Gerard indicated. SLEEVELESS DRESSES ors and patterns. Drip-diy. All sizes. S, M, L, XL. We have for special pre-holiday savings, a won 1 derful collection of delightfully cool summer Regularly 1.99 dresses. New looks, new shapings that will change Comport at 25.00 your prespective the-minute you see them. All wonderful easy wash and wear fabrics, dacrons 1.67.. 3 For 5.00 and cottons, nylon jerseys, higdi fashion prints, checks and solids in a flattering array of lovely ___ HJtta>aUUB-BONVT> summer shades. 150 CENTER STREET—TEL. 649-0140 BERMUDAS A nice quality that you can't OLD FASHIONED beat at this price. Waiit sizes SPECIAL Rcguloriy 29-42. \ Regulariy 1.99 W n H T H B A D 12.99 to 14.99 VCML MM fOlUAL DAT WEEKEND! 1a67ea. 3 For 5e00 BUY 1 DOL LANCER OLD FASHIONED SWIMWEAR TROPICAL SLACKS DONUTS AND OET FOR MISSES', WOMEN'S The slacks that never relax! |1 DOZ. DONUT HOLES With wash ’n wear Scotchguard finish. and JUNIORS' G u a ^ t^ for 1 full year. Plain or pleated fronts. Regular, short or long sizes 44-50. FREE! Just about every style, fabric and color to ebbose New shades of grav, olive, black and brown checks, solids plaids, pre-cuffed. from . Be ready for that'nolidayt i c swim! t h c b s d a t a n d f b d d a y o n l y \ Open D4ily 6 A.M. to 1 A.M. and Sunday Regularly 12.99 N O W 10.90 TERRY BEACH-WRAPS Fmr 15.00 Regulariy 5.99 N O W 4.97 GIRLS' 7-14 INFANTS' B O Y S ' 7 - 2 0 • Slack Sets • Short Sets aSun Dresses • Polos • Shorts e Short ^ ts • Polos • Slacks • Dungarees • Sport Shirts • Sleeveless Dresses K • Bermudas - • G rsw leri ■ V . • Swim Trunks RogiilaHF 2.99 Rogoloriy 1.99 Rogulorly 1.99 Ski A ton, ( dlaapj o r 2.57 1 2 n. 5.00 1.67 « 3 f.t 5.00 1 . 6 7 er 3 For- 5o00 Men sear It's twice good! vlcttn ./ Recre (no mattor how you look at it) Rougi dent. ColoriMT LaiM House Paint NOVELTY SHIFTS Hugbl a O U K M IN T ■ N ^ r aad peel rasistanl. It MFMITr SUNSUITS BOYS’ bafon bnellMs jmt enough to permk , > - HISSES’ SLEEPWEAR / Mom I ■ moBture vepon to escape. J a Stripes, Prints aild Solids POH OB At4 M Mir, »rye&vef«aM« ,H heavy duty Wool contract fitted baskets and barbecue Maximum Amount to 42 Inches from the floor for Obme for lAli Thee# SeIcKrt Invest your COMPANY, 918 Main Street, is beautiful outfits In one, with the Come to toe TREAT L weight carpeting, available in Wash the outside of ground- equipment. invest your savings at CON- m -Uoi,--. . i , »treet, is adults sitting In conventional variety and verve you demand sixes for hslls, stairways and floor windows with a long-han N E C nC U T BANK AND TRUST. * •"vestment center upholstered furniture, SHOPPE. Rt. 88, Talcottvllle, and is a member of the New in your summer ensembles. f®r the good food, the friendly small rooms. dled string mop dipped In warm A bail point. pen - that______has gone Watch your next egg grow at Pure, uncluttered WHITE leads water or detergent suds. Rinse! dry.can be used for tractag'errT-1 * P**" Interest per year York Stock Exchange. ,649-2821. atmosphere, that wonderful Choice w capitol farm s y • can be used for tracing em-P**" Interest per year, Ftor flavor change; Mince a toe fashion parade and KAYE'S i iS EXTRA STAMPS M t with ■------sense .of relaxation and well LOWEST PRICE YET! Ckrt plastic bags Into strips the garden^ hose. | broidery designs. It will not * SAVINGS ACCOUNT lor greeh pepper and saute it in a has WHITE SPORTSWEAR and ««. PKG. SLICED lO L O O N A , VIAL LOAP, OLIVE LO A A ^ , .------'T, tear the paper Uk«..a pencil. , «6cb cJiiid ir the family and Tp remove a grSase spot from little butte^-; add to em m of being you get. Come with the end use for tying bkgs «f food ACCESSORIES. Try ton a "Jane fkmlly, especially some Mon PAP LOAP. PULTON LOAP. or COMIINATION LOAIL h ta home freexer. Paint on a New l«ok That lasts A, long handled windshield vital step In polnt- an oAk floor, place blotter over' mushroom eoup. ^ Colby” JERSEY KNIT TOP to Sirloin I If you ore planning to paint bru4h la handy for cleaning be- ■uccess end well r"* •pot, connect your electric day or Tuesday evening, when wear ta or out, to keep you fresh a i your>ur home this year, why not. tweta the kitchen range- and ad-' Three XUnchester offices and move It back and forth you hays a wider choice of • . n Bring Back .the 'Life' Ptrillce Oon Foedt k Fimeh kn^' nifty. Shop KAYE'S avatlabld toblea. More and V Faded '-awntajte . and canvas comeime to. ______PAUL'S__ PAINT_____ SUP-! jaegnt baseboard cablneta ■*” '* y®“ = Haln, 18 North er the stain until the grease PLY, 640 Main tor in I" Main and the Parkade. is absorbed. Wheth«r you're eattaX Indoors fcPoRTpwiBAR. Create a flutter mol'e families aite building Alcoa Aluminum Foil ^5.': 69* chairs need not stay drab look or out tots Memorial Day week Wherever you go. mealtime' memorie^ with pe I ing and dull. -JOHNSON PAINT all-weather paint, that gives W)>en gotag oii a picnic place The skirts of, otherwis*-wom end, TOUR OlFT GAIXERY riodic family night dining out I OO. 728 Main Street, has "SET- your home that fneahly- * two b pr torite eons of froMn You’ll Be Thrilled on the mein floor of Catkins, iVa Time for a Summer Suit Lk. Zorex Fruit Syrups 39* painted look that lasts for years, juloh'^ Inside a towel' In your •Uk, satin or woolen dresses ■ With the "MARTINIZINO’ at toe TREAT SHOPPE. Every CHARCOAL _ Porterhouse it ::. FAST” CANVAS PAINT In stim hoe paper PICNIC PLATES fa«- ROTH CLOTHIERS at TYl body will love It. Come! Whita ar Calert* ulating colors that con. beautify Get "Touralne" TRU-ELEXM j j i pientoi l c * ' ' —TW. ' m i i t t p “ "'*«• «■»«. OKE HOUR DRT ciSKSTa 57. rti; .SiS iSS .Si a iT a S p p w ^ and preserve tired-looking cano HOUSE PAINT WITH LA "^^ Scott Family Napkins rkga. 29* pies, beach umbftllas; convert I ■«rve AS, , . . . ’ ** West Mid- as the family moves outdoes to I SUITS FOR MEN in tropicals Poekoged la Ptestlo ible tope and fiber: rugs. "SET- your aild woab 'n wear fabrics. The What a convenience you’ll Cut-Rite Wax Paper FAST" Is tho only paint made combined in one paint lor ex------|Pan several times whUe cook- remains to spoil your satlsfac- ta^te - ^ men in the family will be cool agree, to have professionally- lb ’V.:;- 27* exclusively for cm^vas. Brush terior surfaces of wood, con- You^'Orofraliig Olery mi View *tag...... green...... vegeteblea...... Tnils“ ------hrips | 0®" when------yo'u "bring ta“ ‘ iTuTts'I who's world *of‘*'^floin^"f?i'vnr and well dressed through a' six- laundered BHIRTS individually on or spray on a remarkable Paint your I an appointment with prseerve toe color of toe food, presses coets. The expert press: | :l;en% ou o1vn®*a S p i S i S ^ ' xling season If he chooses from I EJf TAY- BRIQUETS I house White, and tt stays white. CREATIVK OOlPTruRBS wito- Virginia Hams beauty treatment. ’ 'SETFAST" 'IFFURE8 with ROTH CLOTHIERS toe wrinkle-1 LEANING, Tri Oty Cut-Rite Plastic Wrap 29* Hf! I?*!! young lines and to grind pepper on toe « » t . or will not ci^ k , chip or .peel. It's Uee color and you’ll have leas out delay, while toe STYLE For Gala Events life into your garments for extra , nutmeg, or salt crystals None free SHIRTS for his dress and Chopping Plaza. Preserve the tendency to chalk or fade with weter-repehent and sun resist PERMANENT WAVE by fa REGAL MEN’S SHOP, 907 sport occasions. Carefuf tailor memory of an enchanted eve Chicken o f So o Tunockuai. C.M 89* ant. Spruce up your porch and TRU - FLEX LATEX HOUSE mous “ La Maur” regularly |20 Main Street, Is toe name toi re WMtoe*r ^'anorneT.**’ ‘ h «««v or, or aTOma escapes ning by having j^our GOWNS PAINT from PAUL’S PAINT. m ^e fr««h .h’irt ^'^•’*n iyou. Set your paUo table with ing,. handsome styling. You’ll lawn with "SETFAST” from is available for a limited time member when the occa.sion calls find full-cut WALKING SHORTS and PROM DREflSES cleaned It dries In 30 minutes, insuring for FORMAL WEAR. Here they Teeo th. a l a z y SUSAN, priced $2 to |8 lb. Gulden Mustard JOHNSON PAINT. at $15, and includes a flatter^ keep toe men in the family well revolving toe Ingredients to perk also BATHING t r u n k s . Re promptly before toe stains set Top Round Steak Irawn •*r; 15* freedom from most insects tag HAIRCUT and new season have everything for weddings, In to destroy toe fabric. A WED- member DAD AND THE sticking to the surface. It flows proms, formal events. Every- S'tYLE sett. Pocket toe $6 sav- __ RrtTi» w . Ji, P P’ace about your lawn,'and ter- GRADUATE with a snappy TIE OOWN can be beautifully Armour Boot Stow 49« on smoothly, leaving no brush tag and receive also a FREE | •* •" stock. There is blankets and winter gar- race some SCENTED LIGHTS or BEILT from ROTH (XOTH-' P*'f***'v*^ X®r posterity if it re- LAND O' FASHION marks and then lets you wash king - sixe can HAIR SPRAY i "® ‘•‘lay because nothing has to CfiiVftS Invintr TI'A ai. ments here to be nicely cleaned and GARDEN FLARES for a lERS. (While you're here ahopi 8S8 MAIN STREET ' the equipment and your hands ($2.00 value) Memorial Day “• ordered. It le a convenience, atoring away thus pre- romantic atmosphere, free from ping tor hubby, pick up a DRY CTiEANING. 644- Arm. Comdd Boot Hash Caa 39* with soap ahd water. New paint- . For weekend ueheri In the fun and • time-saver. a peace-of-mind venting expensive moth dam- the hum of insects. The ELEC- "LADY VAN HEUSEN” 8353 Bottom Round Roast BRIDE and BRIDESMAIDS with feUowshIp of summertime. assurance that everything fits ag«- " your closets are over- TRIC BARBECUE LIGHTER BLOUSE for yourself, with the REG. $l.St—8AT1 40c Ehlers On. or Garlic Salt ’"i.T23« **** l a t e x h o u se When you're confident of look- just right. No guesswork, no de crowded (and who's aren't) take $4.95, speeds up your "Ctome and great tailoring that men have AND ACCESSORIES M Pa i n t , Ing your wejl-groomed beat, pending on meoaurements alone, STOR- get it” Invitation. In the sum- always esteemed.) The Inquirer e Appointments Available e SUPPLY. Try It. You 11 be the | you’ll have a frond time wher- You try on the tuxedo, toe but- AUSI PLAN at "MARTINIZ- mCrtime toe llvlil' lx easy. It’s POPUUI BRAND QUALITY envy of the neighborhood. ever you ere. 649-8224.- away, toe WHITE DINNER , ING” . They’ll xtore everything the season for letting your JACKET. Bring in your beet eefely for you and return your dreams catch up with your busy SAVE man, your uehere, your ring | ferments beautifully cleaned pace.. It's toe time to shop bearer, toe father of toe bride. *nd pressed, ready to wear. YOUR GIFT GALLERY tor joy All will be cutfltted for toe Im- when wintertime rolls around you ran give to others and to portant occasion to their com- again, yourself. M oldyour figure under swimsuits,sun clothes plete eatisfacUon at the RE Mayonnaise CHERRIES GAL MEN'S SHOP, StLVM LAN! KOSHM Place your candy thermome ■niuuTE kith foundationt ter in a pan of water and heat SAVE CALIFORNIA PIN4N PAM created by that to bolUng point before putting it ta hot candy. This will keep toe famous maker of thermometer from breaking. LARGE LUSCIOUS water wear and PLAY SAFE... "Tender Touch’ Permanent Dill Pickles " SCHXR^TZ BEAUTY SALON. sun clothes flattery HANOVER 04ANT 40-01. CAN’ ^ ”first O i The Season" 988 Main Street, offers the "TENDER TOUCH" PERMA SAVE NENT ^W AVE eepecteiyr for tola