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S t Mary’s Bpiscopal’ Guild Memt>ere ot Mystic .Review, W. HAIlden of Thomaston pro­ to 9 >m. aAd Mday Bum t will meet tomorrow at 11. Am. WBA, are reminded of the state vided the Tmeheon along with Vocation Exhibit ARL to • pjn. Town Rejects ^ AboolTown in Guild Hall. The Rev. William rally to be held Saturday at 1 a tour of the Hallden Machine • m n A L 1 3 , 9 7 4 F. Gender HI will be a guest at p.m. at PVeJa Mall, IIP Park Company in what has now be­ In Willimantic Lone Pipe Bid r drO i AudR rtm Harwich HcwpiUl Auxil- the luncheon. Rd., West Hartford. Miss Dolo­ come an annual affair for the 4-H Members o t r students. t u y WOl koM its annual raaet- res Hood, state field director, A TocatiMial Institute will be H is town has rejected the AUCTION few ait 11 Am. Monday in th« The Crippled Children's Com­ is in charge of'arrangements. Model Oolhes May 1 bid by Kenneth A. Miller •ohrtum or the OoeupaUonal mittee of Manchester Lodge of n si WITHDRAWS held tomorrow and Friday in NORTH Willimantic with 32 religious of 70 Foiey S t fw the install­ Tharapy Building at the hoapi- inks will meet at 7:30 p.m. Fri­ The executive board of the SHELTON (AP)_ Mayor County 4-H Club members L x x x m , k o . in jcrwENTY-BiGiiT Pa g e s —TWO sicifoiis) taL Report* will be given and ation ot approximately 05 feet MITHOOIST roL. day at the home. Raymond D. Junior Century Club will meet Vincent Tisi Jr. says he will orders represented at booths will model clothes they have ^ ______/ ______MANCEBSTBII, CONN., 1HUR8DAY, MAT 14, 1964 Moetlon d ofFicera held. ' Mrs. McCarthy, chairman, reminds not run for a third term be­ and wchibits. made in their 4-H clothing proj­ of 10-lnch pipe at the Highland CHURCH Halea MoCnafTerty, R.N., inirse members of the classes installed tonight at 8:30 at the home of Mrs. Lawrenbe Decker Jr., 180 cause of the pressures of his Prises for an essay contest ects at the ’Iblland County 4-H Park Reservoir. SOO PARKER ST. ooordlnator of the hospital, will in January and March to at­ private business and the grow­ on vocations held at parochial Clothing l^vue Saturday at Miller was the only bidder ■peak OB the public health nurse tend the meeting to provide Laurel St.. Wapping. Mrs. J. Keith Carriere will be the co- ing burden of the mayor’s of­ schools in the area among Grade the Mansfield State ’Training for the pnriect, and submitted SATs, MAY II TCferral program. their support to this p r o g r ^ . fice. 7 and 8 students will be dis­ School auditorium. a price of $3,234 fOr the work. E v e n ts hostess. le A.M. He announced last night that tributed by the Most Rev. Vin­ ’The. seven outstanding girls However, he didn’t meet speci­ Jet Plows into Tract Mtaa Karin Lilllian Jdiansson, Staff Sgt. George B. Blanch­ cent J. Hines, Bishop of Nor­ who will represent the county daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oke he will not be a candidate in fications, which call for a bid ard, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Members of the Republican wich. at the State Clothing Confer­ bond to accompany the bid. and Toole, Appllaaeas, Tfgiannn. 15 Bank St., was re­ Shelton’s next municipal elec­ Home FnnilalifaigB, I n S ta te Blanchard, 28 S. Alton 8t., was Women’s Club are reminded to The work and history of the ence in June will be presented,l , ^ e project will soon go out for cently elected secretary of recently assigned to duty at tion. and went on record to say Books, Etc. have food items at the Com­ religious orders will be ex­ at the close of the program. Tlie• [new bids. Kappa Delta Kappa sorority at sb England Air Force Base, L«. munity Y by 9:30 a.m. tomor­ he does not seek endorsement plained at the Institute with review Starts at 7:30 p.m. The work calls for install­ Refreshments 8<4d Bryant Ooliega, Providence, R. row. Those wishing pickup by the Republican town com­ color slides, i^iotographs, post­ Planning committee members ation of the pipes at the bottom Premises X. Pvt. Andre R. Blais of the service may call Mrs. M. Adler mittee. ers and movies. Include Nancy ’Taylor, Mrs. of the reservoir and will neces- Sponsored By Dorval Charged United States Marine Corps, son Dobkin, 56 Clyde Rd. The Man­ Tisi, elected mayor in 1960, The institute, being held at John Booth and Mrs. Helen slUte the draining of about Methodist Men of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. chester Garden Club plant sale is head of a fuel oil company St. Mary’s School on Valley St, Taylor, Vernon, and Mrs. 500,000 gallons of water stored In 1151 H oldup Blais, 67 WethereE St., recent­ and gas station in Shelton. is open tomorrow frtm 6 p.m. ly completed his recruit train­ will also be held At this time. George Jacquemin, Coventry. there. ing at Parris Island, S.C. WILLIMANTIC (AP)— George J .. Trueman, son of A Coventry carpenter waa Dispute on Cyprus Advertisement- Mr. and Mrs. George Trueman, arraigned today for a | 1 6 1 Experienced Administration. 167 High St., was recently pro­ holdup of the Family Fi­ The Estate Administration moted to engineman third class. nance Co. on Main St. Dept, of Oomiecticut Bank and Me is stationed at Argentia, Exiles Hit Siigar Mill ' . : ~ Newfoundland, with the United Hactor N. Dorval, 44, ot Leka Trust Company can help you States Navy. Front Park, arraatad a faw And the practical and legal an­ hours aftar tha robbary yeatar- swers, to your family objectives day, appeared in Circuit Court and estate planning. By nam­ Donald L. McLagan of 66 Ox­ and hla caaa waa bound over to ing the Connecticut Bank and ford St., was one of 19 Trinity Superior Court. Trust Oompeuiy as Elxecutor of College engineering students Dorval, picked up while rid­ Cuban Port Raided }Tour estate, you can be sure of honored at a luncheon given ing back into WlUimantic from dependable and economical yesterday at the Waterbury Coventry, waa charged with Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Karl MIAMI, Fie. (AP) — Exile handling. robbery with violenge. forces say their attack on a Judge Seerla Dearington con­ sugar mill and port In eastern THE HAGUE (AP) — tinued the ceae to May 26, and Cuba is Just the beginning in Greece and Turkey agreed reduced Dorval’a bond from their war riBmove remains o f pilot. Ity they might try somethl:^,’’ plishment of the Hning meeting Thru Science” M iller Heads Parhs ATLANTA, Ga. (AP)—Ticket he said. "But we have tried to revealed thus far. On other Main St., Manchester HARTFORD (AP)—William demands have been overwhelm­ make special provisions as far major political proMams facing ing tor tonight’s Metropolitan Shoes Carefully Fitted! F. Miller, New Britlaii, was as possible. The house has been tiie 16 allied powers In Bnrope, HOUSE &. H A LE named today aa auperintaident Embargo Set Opera performance of "Don Gio­ sold out.’’ of state parka and forests. vanni,” starring Lemityne Price, He said special arrangomenta (Sm Page The asesnt is an ¥slue Appointment of the veteran the Negro soprano. were made tor Dr. and Mra. 5^ Die^ H om es Burn “Everybody, it seems, se­ in this Rugby empjoye, vdio rated tope in a On Medicine, Martin Luther King Jr. for the recent competitive examination, lected toni^t and the seats have performance. King is head of SporteraftoiW ]aeket IA S VBGAS, Nev. (A P)— I The dead: ^path of runways, thoM .on the was announced by chairman been sold out for a long, long the Southern Christian Leader­ ComfDrt-eut swingan sleeve n v a persona Aed when on F106 1st. Lt. Raynor L. Hebert, 38, scene said. Its homes are in George A. Oarratt of the State Food to Cuba time,” aald Alfred D. Kennedy, ship Conference, a civil rights president of the Atlanta Music Bulletins Priented Kaepocket* fighter plane plunged Into a pUot, of Port Arthur, Texas; the $15,000 price range. Park and Forest Commission. organlutton. Betty L«u Le Dane, SI, and her Vincent Rtdide, another eye­ He succeeds Elliot P. Bron­ Festival Association Inc. Mrs. King said she obtained new housing development where WASHINOTON (AP) — The CnUed from AP Wlrts Double over shoulder yoke daughter, Teresa, 8; two chU- witness, sold that whan the plane son, who retires Juqs I. Bron- Commerce Department an­ Miss Price, who started her tickets to other performances Quarenteed weshebllily houaewives were hanging out dren of the'Paul Lowry family, hit “ it was like a bubble flUed scMi is a veteran of ' some 40 nounced today It is placing an climb to stardom as Bess In the this week by writing Miss Price laundry and chlldrtn were play­ Derwent, 3, and JoMphlne, S with water. R was Just a Mg yean of state service. embsurgo on the sale of food and 1962 revival of “Porgy and directly. She said that while in You’ll eoo Ihbrie Bess,” got warm receptions PROWLER REPoam o ing on a nmny afternoon. manths. Aaida from Habert, an ■plash. I aaw two women hang­ Miller moves up to the top medicine to Cuba. college she had sung with Miss And featurie that ueuelly were residents of the tract. ing out clothes where it hit. spot from hts position os dis­ The order means that every from integrated audiences to her Price. MERIDBN (AP) — A 99- Momenta- after takeoff m year-old woasma told poltoa Ooet mom than In five days. Hebert would Itiey disappeared. I heard' a trict pork supervisor. In that item sent to Cuba from the hometown of Laurel, MI ., in Opera audiences in Atlanta Wednesday from nearby NelUa haVe gone on 27 days leave. wonian scream, llisre waa a cecity he waa in riiarge of United States will have to re- two appearances there — the were desegregated three years today ilMtt a dmui wearing n Air Force Base, the Jet lost al­ *' An unidentified truck driver tremendous heat wave. I ’ll crive govenuhent approval. The latest about a year and ona-half gTM shirt and dark otothes On^ ago. titude, wavered and then knifed gave this account: never forget that aoream.’’ (Sm Page Ten) Only exception will be gift par­ (See Pago Tlireo) tried to force Us way Into her Into the tract. Ilie plane ex­ Authorities evacuated a 20- cels. home today. Mrs. AdeUna ploded, • spewing' flames over a "1 was rounding the corner 'Perapane aiild the man toe and could n o Uie plane coming ■quare-block area upon learning It was diMloaed Wednesday wide area. Seven dwellings were the plane carried six small inrac- that Cubans have approached found brenklng the book ‘deatroyed. uiin nose up uiuand ututall aOWn.down. It BJiiau prac- struck, the first house with the bombs and 1,000 20-mm can- U.B. companies about the pos­ screen door at her home looked like n Aetoh of the Five blocks away, 800 chil­ tall aflame and skidded across ««inds. sible purchase of millions of Aspirants in Oregon dren were' attending clsMes hi Hebert, an Air Force apokes- News Tidbits dollars worth of drugs. man wanted by police to r m o- the rooftops to other homes.” leattng aevernl women in the Uncoln elementary achool. They T w o weeks ago, ih an Inter­ man said, waa on an alr-to-air from the AP Wires The department said the or­ Easy to wear Easy to care fmr were not endangered. gunnery practice mission. The der requiring specific export ■tote. She aald he was onny- i - view, Brig. Gen. Boyd Hubbard, Ing something black In Ms The plane plummeted to earth NelUa commander, had warned first hint o f trouble was Hebert’s licenses for shipments of food Sound Final Appeals report to the control tower that hand. M e antal he fled when at the far e ^ e of the develop­ contraotors that building homes and medicines "does not mean bis-landing gear would not re­ President Johnson’s $S.4-mll- that such shipments are pre­ ■hr dlsicovered him and to e ment, Just short of a cleared clOM to the air base was “ court­ 4 ~ tract, the spokeaman aald. Uon foreign aid bill may come cluded, but that the department called police. The man wtm area the pilot was fighting to ing disaster.” The development oum POR'ILAND, Ore. (AP) —.fecame to Portland Wednesday He was instructed to head for out o f the H Foreign Af­ wishes to be infomed of all hae molested women in M ^ - reach. Is Mven miles away but (n the Three Republican presidential night. a desert area near-Ins Vegas, fairs Cionunittee intact . . . Intended trade with Cuba and den and West Hartford w m Secretary o f Defense Robert S. flonfenders make final pleas by Goldwater’s sons Barry Jr. armed and wore greto worit but replied that he was at only thereby be in a position to act proxy for Oregon primary votes 1,000 feet and added, “I can’t McNamara, returning from an­ according to the national inter­ and Michael have ■ been the clothes. other trip to South Viet Nam, today while Gov. Nelson A. hold my altitude.” est of the United States. Bach anchor men of his campaign says he will be happy to re­ Rockefeller winds up his non­ here. The senator himself has GATO LAUNCHED Then he waa told to head for decision will be made in the stop campaign asking: “ What NUe Diversion Hailed port to a oongresstonal corn- light of all relevaint not been in Oregon since April GROTON (AP) — Tha ' -^ R R O W ^ a clear area. Just beyond the mittee on the situation there. do the absent advocate.” 7. He canceled later campaign tract. He couldn’t quite make It. circumstances.” That waa the New York gov­ GATO, a nuclear attaek anb- Senate Leaders face the task trips, saying he had to stay in marlnc, was hailed at tta The pilot had no opportunity of winning support for a batch ernor's theme as the cix-way Washington because the Senate launching today m an Impor­ to Jettison hla fuel. of compromiM araendmenta presidential primary IMittle Nikita and Nasser tant part of the deterrent SHORT SLEEVES "When they’re heavy like aimed at cracking tiie long Gibbons Is Boss boiled toward a showdown at the , (8ee Page Eighteen) that,” aald Gen. Hubbard, “ they civil rights stalemate . . . For­ polls. that Inhibits "the Udeona nn- s h ^ l^ t t y feat, ’They glide like He drummed it aa public opin­ oleor cloud that^hi^ta our AIVAN, ■grpt (AP) — yrt-«gim tour years ago and for mer President Dwight D. Eisen­ In Hoffa Absence ‘ ARROW Lightweights hower Mys he will not attempt ion pollatera reported other can­ waking moment^" vliie anb- umphinU;tly imposhinsr hing a button, which thetha Soviet Union hhas .. marlnc, o f tlp'^ Iw eiM r elnaa, Premier' Kbniahchev1______and Preai- Lowry home took the brunt to dictate a choice for the Re- didates are narrowing the Ore­ Negroes Picket loaned more than |370 million of the plane’s landing blow. Out. WABHINGTON (A P)— Harold gon margin they credit to Am­ went down the ways on n . Here are sport shirts as light as e breeie for the dent Rasser altered the coutm In endits and supplied several publicail presidential nomina­ side Mrs. Scott Green, a neigh­ tion, nor try to block any o f J. Gibbons, the Teamsters Union bassador Henry Cabot Lodge in Jersey Barbers sunlcMi and murky day. Then hot summer days ahead. There’s ■ wide variety <4 of the: Nile today and Mnt It thousand engineen and tachnl- tta erew made ready to set •uigtng Into a dlverslan channel bor, said she pulled Mrs. Jose­ the most prominently men- official, who walked out on South Viet Nam. .. i - . . patterns and c o lo n to ehooae from . . . you'll find clana. It is Moscow’s greataat phine Lowry, 37, away from her Teamsters' President Jamas R. ‘Tm very encouraged,” Rock­ out to Quincy, Maoa. at 9 pan. around the site of the Sovlet-fl- aid vsnture In Afrlea. Uoned candidates. MADISON, N.J. (AP)—Battle his favorite here in lang or short slaaveA $ 4 .2 5 ■onoed Aswan High Dam. house aa the dlatraught mother Brasil’a new government m v - Hoffa In a Mtter personal row efeller said Wednesday. “Lodge for lenriheUng «f tlw boll. In a Jubilant apeaoh, Khtu- clawed at a shattered window last year, ia mindliig the giant ia down In the poUi. I ’m opUm- lines drawn around the barber Vice Adm. Harold T. Deitter Joining the leaden in the cer­ ■hohav recalled hla long aaaocla- en dlplomatlo lelatloas with casement, ecreamlng, “I’ve got Ouba, accusing the Castro re­ union’s affairs during Hoffa's latlc. Things are Mtting better." ■hope of this amall college town mann, eommnndec of Mw emony marking comidetlon of tlon with Nasaar. Chicago trial. tha flrat stage of the $l.l-MUlen to get in there. My cfaUdren are gime of trying to spread com­ George Cabot Lodge, son of remained taut following a con­ EMtern Sea FronHer, aai ‘‘All tbeM thtoga are giving In there.” And, while no one will say so the favored ambassador who principal apeoker at tha ARROW Air Males Irrigation and hydroelecMo ipb the right to call' you oom- munism in Latin America’s frontation between the barbers Pauline Frasier was hanging biggest nation. . .'. The United officially, CUbbons is viewed aa was the i960 Republican cl)Olce and Negroes whose hair they re­ : launching oeremoolea, m M S A N D U R OF BOSTON’S SHORTEE , . . tiny t-strap. tiny project wan Presidente Abdel rade,” he, aald. a likely successor if Hoffa’s OalydMounccs-bulUiisihitiwUlwielifcaalitavy- talam of Iraq and Abdul­ plothaa whan tha doomed plane States still has a fighting for vice president, hurried to fuse to cut. I the world heora “oo much of Kiel "1 dm happy to daclare hers voluminous legal problems ever Oregon to declare his father the hideous auclear elouda. perfs, liny heel. Put ’em all together, and this pretty, tiny flat be­ w e i ^ in a hest-wave. Ketp Ded cool and comfortable lah fiallal of Taman. wjiined in. Its noae high. "When ehanoe to explore the moon be­ An attempt by Negro studf^ta cn thia historic oceaalon that the I saw it go through the telephone fore 1979, if Congress provides force him to step down. would answer "with force and from Drew University to get They are frightening, It la ' on the warmeR day. at hioma, or in the odice. Tha Khrushchev Ju'miantly Joined Although Gibbons said he is comes the season’s biggest fashion steal. See it in Glamour. Soviet Union has decided today lines, I ran In the hoiue and enough money, says James B. clarity” If the party called upon hair cuts here Wednesday re­ true, but they can also mdH- lumds with the A n b le a d m aa Just ‘.‘helping out duriiwkhe tri- thew andi o f tiny windows tat cool air in-but you to present Oamal Abdel NasMr Mreamed tor my husband,’’ she Webb, head of the National him to head ito 1964 ticket. sulted in the arrest of three of vote na Into aotion aai tlMy gaaed down on thb ruahing the highest decoration aa a haro ” reliable aources in^kted he eant aaa through lUr fantheiweight fabric. O il Oad aald. Aeronautical and Spare Admin­ Oregon alllee of former Vice the students and the white chap­ GATO la a produet of that aa- AH this eomforf for only 1 S A . 9 9 watan from a richly‘ ‘ ly ^carpMea of the Soviet Union,” Khru virtually running tbeldtiow In Prealdent w chard M, Nixon and tlon.’’ the versatle. coarfortable M-Way coiar’ siylak ar Six othor houaaa auffarad mi­ istration. lain of Drew University, James pavilion. obev aahL Hoffa's aboenee, whlcnT^ia ex­Arizona Sen.'' Barry Goldwater nor dainaga from the shower^ A group of movie atan— e Saaalcns. dhpma another fcom our 4ida aalactkin. .$ 4 . 2 5 , Tba button set otf a Ifil-pound "TIm Aswan High Dam wiU pected to last aaiieral q ^ th s . talked optimistically of their flaming dataria, ' among them Victor Jory and At a rally Wednesday night, BLABT KILUl THHEE dbmamlta otaarga that lilew out remata an atetnMglacy what- Gibbons left hla aeU-lmpoiad men's chanoss. M loe flrat reptntod aevan Rhonte Flaming—^who waat the community's Negroaa, along PEARODT, Mass. (A P ) . . i a plug of rook and aarth and .al- the 4aya and years may m axile In hla St Louis Toamstora’ ' Pennsylvania Gov. William W. klllad. Later CUef Nick Jatdaa eewstltiitlonal amendment to with white and N egro' students Thraa men wera tow n Sem i, , Ampl% F f Parking lowad the NUp to floss Into tha taring, ^ n tovlet paopla ware office to return to the Team- Scranton and Sen. Margaret from [Draw, aald they war# prt- J u s f S o y — \ ahanaw out through iTantte. two bodlea pcovad to be permit poMle aehool pmyera tod at litot ftor othaia wara indead honored to p^etpate In thMa of anlmato, preaumably ■tera' Intamatlonal hoadquartora Chase Smith ot Maine also are liarM for a long aiega of {dekat- fhjwrad today whan on oapla- l lraworka ,ahot Into \ eky., the ccnetnictlon of this great win a fight to toatify befora tha here, where he w m Hoffa’s top to the O p p ballot. They hava ON MAIN ST. OR IN LOT AT BEAR OF OUR STORE " C h a r g e I f P l e m e " pets. House Judiciary Cmnmlttoe, . - igalast fiva barbar ahopa. tom foUowad tig fba wiaeKd Borne of them formed the flags •dlfloa baing built by the Unlt- asaiatant' from 1968 until the staged no campaigns. It faarbara’ principal conten­ a tannery naor (ha cootor af ^ the Bovtot Union and tin W t - » b e ^ aqn o f Mr. and Mfa. A white youth In Mlnaola. N. start of thia yaar. , SHOE SALON... ed. Arab ItopuhUe.” * ' Qirtla U Htbart. ima an ad- 4^Rockafa]ler has spent a month tion la that they do not know the’city. . Tha hadloa si thiQa ad Arab ItopubUo. Khruriiehev alaa made Ig y p - T., has admitted hla story thist . But, raliabia acurcaa say, the courting Oregon Republtcano. vwoad flytog aebooi jtudont,iRa two Negroes alaahed h ta re- how to cut tha hair of most Na- i« « t o d aa MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER PHONE 643-4123 H m eecam ony,, kataga moca ti» IMd M$r*al A hdil^ t o e cloM rriattonohlp between Vjfltta the primary a few houfa wmmhmhmbd «ftor grtdug- paatodly with raaer Madas mm gross. lhat floor of ttBB H,flO0 HMfiwtan. toaifcad CHbbOM M d HoCta la diiri. ■Fay. two of hla ehiktten—Aon four paracaa am otod aft- ttOB Bbu8 iBgiog Dhtoasrifo ha • 9a hato I B to jt o etof SB Tbs OriBc Tamdi B p lU stw i ^ tito psojail. ha- Flarvoa and Hodman C. Hooke- a r« 69 lira b d b a< Maw M V

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Events HOME GARDENER'S Events \ Sheinwol^ on Bridge Y !O ir | « M V OIL snUNGBLOTO a tlitt In Nation PLAY HAND OARBFVLLT SsnOi deeler In W orld FINESSES BfAT BE SOipt Both eidce vataenUa ' ip Tro<^ 25 Scouts . Cubatt’PGi^t NOKTH 4 A J 6 TAHiOtA (AP) — HUidMlte WASHDfOTON (AP) — In tha By AlFBED SBmNWOLD KMar SoHars •Baorge L Scotty news from Washington: NaMeoal Men’s Team Champion ^ 10943 . Hit b^xilek tiieulAtod In Panama City . ^ EIm Ih E iM B k 't ' ‘Wadnaaday nlfht charfinf fraud Bridge players ehould be fa­ 0 KI6 GeotraQy Leeated 48 f' Turnabout; the ' Johnson ♦ A 5 2 Given Eagle Badge M BIRCH SYBBKr V, In tha {maaidanUal alecUon arid administration’ has the Intema!- miliar wttn F toe^ an ’e Law; If EAST (OenttauM tram Fags O m ) t^ U nf tar m general atrike. anything can go wrong, it will. / ■ IW tional Development Associatioi\ 4 10852 4 K7S ^ DLStniyelovB Cuban navy patrol boat whleb O p ea 8 4 8 -6:88 odBH>bils Vislte er returned. that final returns gave Robles tries. negan. He played a low spade Saoii Wert Nm * Oe-nt "THE RUNNING MAN" — Color — neth Knight, Robert Magnano, It never has been determined 1S4,<27 votes and Arias 123,186. FOR BETTER lAWNS-When You Sprinkle," Passage was by voice vote, from the dummy at the first Paw 2 9 Robert McNeill, John Mlnnlck, Ah, spring It’s wonderful! Whether the ship Castro called Thera was no public response but a motion to kill the bill by trick, and naturally East showed 4 9 AU “ Nell Newman and Roy Parka. M^gnollae, dogwoods, May Rex and the vessel docked in Wednesday night to the anony­ '______do so Generously. sending it back to committee up with the king. Amea, aon o f Mr. and Mra. pinks, lilacs— Bearing the ajw ■'X Palm Beach were the same. mous strike call. The National was knocked down by a 115-TOte Naturally, alao. East shifted Paul Amaa of 84 Tanner S t, in glorious profusion! Manuel Artime, head of Re­ Guard remained on the alert and margin. The last time the House to cluta, and the queen lost to •4-8; Diamonds, K-d^j Chiba, ta IS yaaca old and a Junior at Gantla balmy d a j« to bask volutionary Recovery Move­ STANLEY WARNER ■earched cars of Arias support­ voted on IDA, Feb. 36, a simi­ the king. A club return knocked 84-8. YFiua do y«a sayf ACADEMY Manobeater High School. Ha la tha whola soul in. Much too ment, accompanied Wednes­ ers, apparently for arms. Lawns Need Adequate Water lar motion carried by 20 votes. out the ace, and South was well Answer: Bid 8 spades. Raiss a membar o f tha Order of the nice to work or think—^flee day’s raiders, the organization AWARD said. He was one of 1,1(X> prison­ By ALLAN SWENSON But President Johnson and on his way to defeat. When er’s major suit rather than Arrow and a Junior aaalatant reoonsibillty! MOSCOW (AP)—The govern­ tie notnimp. If partner taae STATECZl HITSI ers of the Bay of Plgx invasion a boost when early spring fert­ key Cabinet inembers worked East got in with the ace of dia­ K acoutmaater and crew leader. Poetic fancy got yOu float­ ment newspaper Ixvestia criti­ I Newspaper RnterpriseAssn. i who were released in exchange Water is important to your ilizer has about run Out. Be hard in the interim to reverse monds he cashed the ten of a good hand with six poor Baxter, 17, Is the aon of Mi. ing on a aephyr, too? Well, cized Soviet faccorie.s Wednes­ cluta to defeat the contract. spades, the raise will allow film Best ActrsM and Mrs. Ohiarlaa Baxter of 34 Red Cross offlclaiB hope for the |63-miUion ransom, day night for putting so many lawn. Try these timely tips to sure to use non-burning organic the decision and Dwight D. El­ types of plant food. Ureaform "Very hard luck,” South ex­ to Wd game, while the notrump PATRICIA NEAL Olcott Dr. He la a member of you’ll be "back on the Artime’s group is regarded by of their products In unattractive keep lawns green and save wat­ senhower, who was president nUIL NQIIIIliUI exile sources as having good re­ plained to a stony-faoed part­ reeponee will cause him to floun­ the Order of the Arrow. A Jun­ ground" by Monday. wrappings. er. too. nitrogen fertilizer will last long­ when the United States helMd Best Sopportinff Actor er and su.stain growth better. ner. "Both flneaaes were wrong, der. ior at Manoheater High School, That’s the day when the lations with the (Central Intelli­ F ot example: ' 1. Let your grass grow taller set up IDA, helped with a let­ 4. Well-fed lawns have deep­ and even then I’d have made MELVIN DOUGLAS Bloodmobile makes, its gence Agency. Havana Radio 1. Candy in wrappers showing in the summer. The soil will be ter to Republicans. iHiiin be has been a senior patrol lead-' said the CIA maintained opqra- more shaded. That reduces wat­ er roots, which search out mois­ It against any lead but a'spade." For Shelnwold’s 88-page book- Best dnemmtognqtliy or and Junior assistant scout­ monthly visit, this time to two chickens fighting over a let, 'A Pocket______Guide to M dge,’’ Youth Center of the Salva­ tions in Florida, Puerto Rico worm. er loss. ture deeper In the ground. DRAFT: The Defense Depart­ Should Make Contract .SmOOIBImm -James Wong Hows master. He le the third member 5. When you water, put on at send 80 cents to Bridge B ^ , tion Army Citadel. The time: and Ontral America for strikes 2. Wrist watches in boxes with 2. Let fine grass clippings set­ ment has ordered that 8,000 men Don’t waste any tears on •wmBM n n o f Ma family to )>ecome an against Cuba. least an inch. That amount will ManchestW Eye. Henld, Box m o w n n t 8 P J f . 1:45-6:30 p.iti. decorations similar to those on tle into the lawn as mulch. be drafted in July for the A rm y.. South's hard luck story. He Eagle Scout in the troop. Py tradition, the CIA never They’ll keep the earth cooler soak most soils about 5 inches \ The quota is 2,000 more tlum ' should make the contract de­ 3318, Grand Cmtral Station, DQUGUIS-ieL’ds Hurwlta, 17, la the son of The quota is 150 pints. Hu­ insect powder containers. New Ywk 17, N.Y. PLUS — IR a w a r A w i n n e r comments on such charges, but "T o sell under conditions of and add organic matter. deep. If you ^ e re ly sprinkle June's but 4,000 less than the I spite the tad hiek. ID:, and Mrs. Louis Hurwlta of man need and suffering taka your lawn, you only encourage OopyrfgM 1884 the State Department said in ahortages la easy," said Ixvestia, 8. Light summer fertilizing April and May draft calls. | South must refuse the finesse KM (Jenway Rd. A senior of no holiday. Washington me U.S. govern­ has advantages. It gives grass shallow-rooted weeds. T^e Marine Corps, the Navyj at the first trick. He wins with General Feotuea Corp. Enough said? "but now we have more and Manohnater School, he will The new Eagle Scouts are, front, left to right, Rob­ ment had no connection with the more goods and It is clear to us and the Air Force arill not «lip' the ape of spkdes, draws trumps bo attemfing %raouao Univor- Knight, John Minnick,'Roy Parks, Robert Magnano ndd and no information about into the Selective Service pool ] with the ace, king and queen, ert McNeill, Richard Amesl Gary Kirkham, Neil that selling today is not a simple letter delivered to Premier Hay- Burley 100 Years Old aity next fall. He la a member Hale, David Hawaa,, Edward and Gordon Hurwitz. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) it. businass." ato Ikeda by Soviet First Depu­ Democrats Pick for their manpower needs in and then leads the queen of dia­ o f the Order of the Arrow and Nffwman and Alan Baxter; rear ro^, Kenneth TTiree major exile organisa­ July, the Pentagon said. monds. Hobron, G ragory Ji^inaton, ty Premier A. I. Mikoyan short­ .Cincinnati — Hie burley-to- Aondemy Awnrd | has served aa crew leaaer and (Richard Joyner, Steven Kira;) tions have been talking of plans TOKYO (AP)—Soviet Premier ly after his arrival for a 14-day Slate on Monday East takes the ace of dia­ tacco Industry la c e le b ra t^ Its Winner Junior aaalatant sooutmaatar to send attack forces into Cuta; SHOT DELAYED: The Na­ bait, Michael Marino, William A . 1 „ a. T Y * ■«- I acUvltlea that have opened up provided the employe does the Khrushchev proposed today that visit. monds and returns the Jack of centennial year. The first bortay, Best Aetor Shown at Si80 4 048 Klrkham ia IS and the son Manuel Ray. head of the Rev­ tional Aeronautics and Space | cluta. South can afford this fi­ MoGoverii, Dean Mendril, Mark 1 1 fl U I f| O l a 9 1 so many Negroes are not work In his spare time. Angler Reports Japwi and the Soviet Union Join "Such a J<^t statement or Manchester > Democrats will called "wbJte burley,’’ was o f Mr. and Mrs. Edward Klrk­ Salafia, James Saucier, AEert olutionary Junta, has promised tn calling on all nuclear nations Administration has ordered an-1 nesse, but loses the queen to 1 taking advantage of them,” said On trial are Robert S. Palm­ simultaneous statement by our choose their town committee grown in 1884 on the Oaoig* ham of 88 Adelakle Rd. A Jun­ Schulze, James Turkingtoti and to be fighting on Oiban soil by to stop underground nuclear other delay in the " trouble- West’s king. Back comes a club „ Mra. King. "It Just takes time. er of Middletown, an appraiser two nations will be beneficial to officers for the coming two Webb farm near tha village of ior at Mandiastar High School, John Turkington. ^ Theft of Gear May 30, Cuba’s Independence teats immediately. plagued Ranger moon program. to knock out the ace. Atlanta is making pro- charged with corrupting a state anniversary. world peace and will strengthen years when they meet Monday Hlgginsport, Ohio, directly ha 1* a momtar of the Order of Badges of office were present­ Seen nmg gresB. But The proposal was made in a our neighborly friendship," Khr It set tack until the July-Sep-1 But South la safe, elnco he employe and giving an allow­ Another group, led by Bloy night At 8 in the Probate Court across the Ohio River fnmi Bring Tolw Family ^ere! Prlees Ton Can Afford tbo Arrow and has been patrm ed aa followa: ance or reward to a state em­ Fishing gear, valued at 8152, shchev wrote. tember period the launchuig of. has already knocked out the ace loader, orew leader, and Junior Gutierrez Meimyp, also has said Hearing Room in the Municipal the seventh Ranger craft. Rang-1 Bracken County, Kentucky. Junior aaaiatant acoutmaater, (Oonttmied from Page One) ploye; and Franklin Aldridge has been reported stolen from Khrushchev pointed out that of diamonds. He cashes the Jack aaalatant oooutmaster. Hia it will be fighting (^stro shortly. Bulldlri’. er B, whose mission will be to of diamonds, leads a low trump THURSDAY SPECIALS f ^ C A Theodore Blakealee, David Cha- State Highway Trial of Meriden an employe charged a car owned by Thotant J. Moa- international tensions have brother received hia Eagle tel, Roy Johnson, Joimthan Kim­ Since the present officers take television pictures of the to dummy’s ten and discards a ago ai^ there has been no with corruptly accepting gra­ slackened with the limited nu­ ROAST BEEF AU JUS ) ^ e 9 w badge last year. ball, Alan MacDonald, David HARTFORD (AP) — SUte zer Jr. at 40 Crestwood Dr. have all expressed interest in moon’s surface and relay them club on dummy’s king of dia­ trouble. tuities and illegally accepting A clear test ban, the U.S.-Soviet Knight, a 16-year-old sopho­ Moseley, Walter Simmers, Ron­ Police said that the theft OC' continuing, and since no oppo­ back to earth. monds. Now he can afford to BAKED VIRGINIA HAM ^ ■ Concerts, theaters, art gal­ ! Highway Department employes fees or commissions. p l a n t agreement not to shoot nuclear more at Manchester High ald Steiner, David Sturtevant leries, all major movlehouaea sition candidates have stepped NASA said the postponement,- give up a trick to the kii^ STUFFED JUMBO SHRIMP can legitimately work for inde­ They are two of 11 persons curred sometime during Tues­ wealons into orbit, and the re­ MEADOWS-.-" and Roger Wilson; patrol lead­ and some nightclubs—including forward, all of the present slate from a hoped-for June date, was spades, winning the last two Him 'Pi.M) npw' P! 'II ‘..i.'ii School, is the son of Mr. and indict^ as a result of a long day night or early yesterday cent decision by the United ROAST STUFFED TURKEY ' ers, Bruce Selwitz, William cluta operated by Negroes— pendent appraisers in their off- are expected to be re-elected. based on "the desire to assure tricks with the last trump and Mrs. Richard Knight of 100 investigation of the rights of morning while the vehicle was States, Soviet Union and Brit­ They are; Ted Cummings, Eaay to get to Mehl, Richard Knight, Raymond duty hours, says Arthur W. Ol­ the most careful possible check the queen of spades. Farguaon Rd. A member of the have removed segregation bars way bureau by State’s Atty. parked next to the Mozzer ain to reduce production of nu­ chairman; Mrs. Mary D. Ross, R t 81 Nortk. Ono mlii. Complete Luncheons Daily ...... 85e to 99e Halated, Roy Garey, Theodore in the past few years. and review of the many testa be­ Order of the Arrow, he has been cott, former (krector of the do- John L. La/Belle. home. HAUTS clear materials for armaments. vice chairman; Mrs. Patricia J. Dally <)ueatioa from G. Fox Co. Junior aaalatant scoutmaster Malek, Robert Taylor and Rob­ White 'patrons often dine with partment’a rights of way bu­ ing made on the ranger B space­ Partner opens wHfa one spnde, Leolie Caron Friday Special ert Bleilei*. . , » S E E D s^ Conti, recording secretary; Miss craft." and crew leader. He la the aon Negroes in many restaurants. reau. IJNITBD NATTONB, N.Y. (AP) and the next pinyer pnasea. You _ "Sax la NOT a Lobster Dinner, Full Course ...... $1.95 Assistant patrol leaders, Paul Barbara Coleman, correspond­ The delay was recommended ef ah Bagla Scout, hta father Major hotels and motels down­ Olcott, testifying at the trial United Nations is tack ing secretary; and Roger Negro, hold: Spades, A-J-8; Henrta, 18- Forbidden Word!" McAllister, Richard Mason, by the Jet Propulsion Labora­ having received the award a town also are integrated. of a department employe and an EST. 1040 down to 112 members. treasurer. "L-8HAPED ROOM" Steak, Your Favorite? Douglas Willey, Gary Cushing, tory, Pasadena, Calif., which number of years ago in Rhode All city-owned facilities, in­ appraiser, said yesterday that In the only other business ‘ at 10:80 Thomas Cone, Duncan Potter Tanganyika and 21ansitar offi­ manages the Ranger program. Choice Large Porterhouse Steak...... I2.7S Island. cluding recireaUonal facilities, there are no/regulations against Monday night, Cummings will Mimjwi Slf and Robert Dixon. cially notified Secretary-General Ranger 6, launched Jan. 80, Magnano, IS, and a Manchea- are desegregated. an employe working for, and announce appointments to tiwo "BOOM AT3M B TOP"’ Also Oiur Regular Short Steak...... $1.76 A Life Scout Badge was giv­ U Thant Wednesday of their impacted on the moop Feb. 2 ter ISgh siehool Junior, is Uie "There are so many cultural being paid by, an appraiser — merger on ' April 88. Chedlel committees. at 8:20 son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph en to David Moseley and 54 (1) The 10-member candi­ within 20 miles of tfl target but boys were presented Merit A NEW ENGLAND Mgonja of Tanganyika said the failed in its principal task of Childri'n untltw 12 frui’f Home Made Paatries and Rwad Magnano o f 86 Graenwooh Dr. new nation is known as the dates committee, which will GIANT FRf( PLAYGROUNP Ha has servad as Junior assist­ Badge awards. taking pictures before landing. Not Just one— but two AMERICA’S L A G t- S T F A M I L V C ' O T M N G C H A N FAVORITE SINCE 1892 United Republic of Tanganyika choose candidates to run in the NASA said an intensive re­ eomedy hits! ant hcoutmaa^r and crew lead- and Zsmsltar. October local elections, plus Enjoy Your Favorite view of the posslMe causes of Gregory Pock —Tony OortM others to rim in the November Legal Beverage Hera... McNalU, 16, la the s5n of Mr. Kappa Delta Pi failure had been conducted and "CAPTAIN NEWMAN" FRANK’S state elections. and Mrs. Blakely McNeill of (2) A study committee to co­ changu had been made in Rang­ la eolor — tilS er B. "to insure as nearly as <23 MAIN STREET 171 8. Main St., and a Junior at Chooses Hamill operate with existing town and phMi John Wayno Manchester High School. A state agencies working for in­ possible that the same kind of failure cannot be repeated." Manreen O’Hara DBNCINe CAFE CORNER OF PEARL member of the Order o f the Ar­ Robert Wallace Hamill, aon of PeA.Cs dustrial development in Man­ ‘VeO U N TO C K ’’ In Mdor row, he has been crew leader Mra. Sally Hamill of 68 Laurel chester. APPABm ONAL LIGHT TKM 1VIIS and Junior assistant scoutmas­ St. was selected to Kappa Delta CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) \ ter. Pi, national honor society, at SUSPICIOUS CARGO Note: One complete show —"How come you ran the red THURS..FRI.'b SAT. Springfield (College, where he is ROME, N.Y. (AP)—A police nightly-' otarte 7 o’clock Minnick, 17, and a Junior at light?" motorist Charles Tin­ Manchaater High School, is also a senior. He was inducted into man stopped two men pushing DeOghtfol Mhsio hy the society Tuesday at the an­ baby carriages at S . a.m. ker asked motorcycle Patrol­ tha second of hia family to be- man Clyde Ingle after their Anelh BaMett and hht some an Bogle SSbut. The aon nual Stepplng-Up Day ceremo­ Wednesday and discovered five nies at the school. cases of beer in the vehicles. vehicles had collided. "I had o f Mr. and Mra. WiUlom Min- K a . c . iallroom the green.” ^E£0 DY NOTES” Blek o f 380 WettaereH St., he ia Hamill was co-captain of the The men admitted, police Oontliinaue from 8:88 1063 varsity soccer team. He Our famous said, that they had stolen the Tinker, 26, of Americus, Qa., • member o f the Order of the was charged with drunken "BRASS BOTILE’’ at 8:SS Arrow and has served as patrol lias been a member of the Men’s EVERY MONDAYI P.M. beer Tuesday from a grocery Physical Education Major’s store and hoped to avoid driving. leader and Junior assistant 24 VILLAGE STREET. tOCKVILLE There was no traffic light at ■ooutmaater. Club, secretary of the Maroon suspicion by using the baby car­ Key Society, prsldent of the Pre- lightweight riages to transport it. the Intersection. Newman, 16, and a sopho­ more at the Watkineon School Medical Club, dormitory coun­ B s s s y d In. Hartford, la the son of Mr. selor, . Junior class president, and Mrs. Stsuiley Newman of senior weekend committee, class luxury blend 16 Waddell Rd. A member of executive board and a member 10NY # BURL the Order o f the Arrow, he has of gymnasUcB exhibition team. • LUNCHEON After graduation he plans to at­ aerved as a crew leader and Jun­ 0^ # , S.P^;- m ^ 1 ■'f ■ '■■■’ ■■ ■'■ ^... '.•-. , ' . : ..■ . -v ■ ; t ’ • ’ . ■ - -‘ .■-. <■-» • ♦■ :- 4 ■ , ‘ ' ' ■ ‘: i ' ■. '■ ■..•■-;•• 4 ■* '■ • \* y ';< ' , ; ^-..: ';*, , ■■.■ . ; ■-. ■!_ _ . ■■ t '^’ - - ‘ ,-' , • ' « ■' r,-’-...... m m :-- » . : / •

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N d|^d m Picket School Memw Gibbons Is Jene^r Barbers [ In Hof fa Absence Tha. Nancheetar public mlto«d flM i 9 f t Om ) menu for the week 6 f >fay !• - «r OMf Wad to fet aarvtce at 3S2 is as foUowa; " It ean navar be the same Monday: Frankfurt on roll, again.” ona sourea. said.' T ele^ ion ai “Wdtat only" Wrbar ahop Y baked beans, cole slaw, ntUk, CMbbons broka with HOfta In . 6 :« (I n’t" vara irtaasad in yw bond and orange-pineapple pudding. a dlsputa ovar closing toa Team- aebadulad for a haarinc in mu- •IXiesdey: Raked meat loaf, sters’ headquarters durtog the ^ nictpal court tonlfht on dlaor- mashed potato, spinach, bread, funeral of PresIdcHt John F. Kennedy. Batiste darty eondoct cliargaa. butter, milk, mixed fruit. at C A( Tlia barber ahop, owned by Wednesday: Tuna salad on Hoffa, Mttcr enemy of Kenne­ 10) E^DsoUhr John Dalena, was open although dy and Ms brother, Atty. Gen. (1$) H g Plctiire roH, potato rfilpe. peas, milk, 6:U I 3> Newt Sporu and WsMk ihOeltar, WoMar r a U f, eoa o f Vincent John and Judith bauWn usually close (Ci chocolate pudding. Robeit F. Kennedy, was report­ Keama lUletter, Boat Hartfotd. He wee tonrn May 6 at Sleepwear Wednaaday. It was manned by 'niuraday; Hamburger-maco- edly furious when some union of­ f-U ?33) Club Boom Maneheater Mamerial Moanltal, Hie maternal grandparents GMILINO SKRVtCK otliar barbers In town to raise ficials wanted to close toe build­ (U ) N ew s]^ roni casserole, green beana, 6;3U ( S) Hons IDm c . are Mr. end Mrs. ■rnest A. Kearns, 330 E. Middle T;pke. BIAIN STREET—MANCHESTER money to fight what they call a ing out of respect during toe fu­ ^ <34) Wbat'aNew ^ Ria patenuil graadmother grutomotlier la Mra. Mary K. Felletter, Beat > 1: aiolatian of their constitutional butter, milk, crispy bare. neral. ' 1) Walter Cronklte Friday: Vegetarian vegetable Hartford. He has a brother, Vteoent John Jr., 6: end a rights, But, knowledgeaMa sources (lOdMO) RnoUey-Brlakler alBter, Kathertae Loidee, 4. soup, toasted cheese sandwich, (13) LUe of RUer Chatrging tv a haircut instead say, tob incident merely brought 6 :« Ron _ of the normal $1.78, they raised applesauce, mihe, ice cream. to a climax a long series of per­ T ;(» ( I) Wyatt AnpL daughter o f Ronald Metro and (3 M (^ Newe. 8 Sporia Weath­ I his iceeks ,s7 v ; r / . 1/..s about $500. sonal grievances that led Gib­ er ___ > Joea .VonDiMk Popick, 67 Wadeworth S t She waa born May A group from Draw entered bons to hand^ln Ms resignation g Beve OuB. wm Travel ; 4 at Manchester Memorial Heepital. Her mateniai grandpar- (ha shop aa {dcliets walked out­ as executive vice prudent. Newabeet „ • A ■. k 4 -4 enfe are Mr. and NCra. Ralph von Oeok, 11 Jackeon S t Her side and white customers who Auction Slated Gibbons retained Ms p ^ as llto J its are Mr. end Mrs. Metro Popick, sympathize with the barbers vice.president and Ms 8t. Louis She hea two Waters, Victoria Lee, and streamed in. By Sisterhood power beae. Sobaotlptloa TV , Laurie ^ t h . A shouting match developed Hoffa,' who reportedly once oimoabell ANDERSEN SCREENS 7:30 (80) At leaue between William Oray, 22. a Ne­ The Sisterhood of Teiqple ordered Gibbons around like an (10-12) T:U Tem (32) Kaas. BIthUsbta ’ BleeeB, 6ebhi Jean; daughter of Richard James and gro divinity student, and law- office boy, personally pleaded ( |) Poeewo(SO) Sporta (Domere ■ She-was bom May Beth Sholotn w ill q>onaor a ( i- 3 ^ ) nHave (Sun Will Travel ■ys jrer Albert F. Dalena, the bar­ with him to take care of things Temple Houaton ARE BEST FOR YOUR i t maternal grandpar- ber's son. public auction '.Wednesday be­ during toe long Chicago trial, vord Lucian St Her pa­ ‘ 'Everybody with Drew out­ ginning at 7 p.m. at the new reliable sources said. . Sllntstonea (C) , ( 2) Movla (12) Movie (13) Movie ternal grandparants are Mr. and Mrs. Austin Btosell, 96 side.” Dalena said. "Tour only Temple. William Spears of Several other Teamsters’ vice^ j^dmer^^Tuhwalls KdmUn « t file has a. brother. Richard W „ 1 ^ . SEE SATURDATV t v WEEK Fent Now Open • A R T faiM t ' Darla BeaulUr IbiriieQ. 17 Vernon Ave., Rockville. She was SATILENE GIRDLES day night. Ih ey dispersed 20 chester, past Department presi­ during A pril o f this year, oom- GENUINE AROBfAlTC CEDAR. mtmdes later a ^ r twice meet- hem May 6 a t’RoedevUM City Hospital. Her maternal jrrand- dent, was toe Installing officer. pqred to 13.201 spent during P cm I Dodo* PoiiHae f • t father is George NeaiUlei*- Beverly, Maae Her paternal lag with guardsmen poised with The Manchester VFW Post re­ LARRABEE'S CLOSET LINING IN PACKAGES ^n ew luxury in girdles, this Satilene Jewel eombinea tlthe 8oft bhyoMtad rifles. April of 1963. INC. M Mr. end Mrs. Harold Haskell, Manchester, ceived three nmrds for 100 per TOO rise tn'w«lfai% payments BARBER SHOP STS BIAIN STREET as Batin touch of l^tilene nylon with the light weight figu re con- A delightful waltz shift la veta l hours later, however, cent membermp. ' Phone 649-3881 tamton grew aa about ISO Ne­ was reflected .in toe>''nihnber of 15 PITKIN ST. H X 3K$ X 4 F t Long trol of Lycra Spandex. gown in Blendaire batiste cases serviced;. 86 ,ifa April of . iNerthFep,. Breit Matthew, eon of Paul Webster and groes ami 300 white residents with floral embroidery this yWu-, and bBiy 79 to Aprfl SO Sq. F t a * Jiifly JltoUfseei 'Kerthrra, 36 Windsor Ave., Rockville. He was gathered on opposite sides of a 4 , 4 9 LEFT CENTER ^ j^ a nx:o I t troops at an intersec- Diversibh of Nile 1963. ' hen ktky S at Reekvine City Noepital. HU maternal grand- and French nylon lace on L tt.4 I • , > / b ’ s i pannfs are Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jackeon. Conway, N.H. Hie Satilene Jewel Girdle. Satin Matching panty ^rdle with 'the square yoke and r eo bottlea were OEN80IWHIP COSTS ,pa$enihl grandparente are Mr. and Mrs. Horace Northrop, soft touch with excellent con­ Satilene nylon tricot crotch. l)erky tab. In White, Hailed, by Nikita If<^ Conway, NM. \ . (brown, breaking in toe street. LAGOS. Nigeria (A P )—Niger­ trol. Knit to fit waistline. Scal­ Miniature garters are remov­ I Petal, Aqua and Yellow. No one was inju r^ Eventually, ia has uinqunced it w ill now SOUTH OOVENTRY HRE BEPT. both,,crowds drifted away—toe (Continaed from Page Onb) charge fees for censoring all Morel, Leri Jeon, daughter of Genld John and Patricia loped softly lined elastic top able ’ individually packaged- ■ SmaU, medium, large. 9 9 Negroes urged to disperse by films .and film posters brou ^t Petereen Morel, 75 Spring St.; Rockville. She was bora and bottom cuffx 9 2 ^ Length on body 14". S2.9B i 1 Hnmr leaders, toe whites by the Mm Amer a hero of the Soviet Into toe country. REPAIR AjwU ^ 31 at Roekvine City Hoqiltal. Her maternal grand guardsmen. UnicHi. Amer negotiated most of 4 J-'*' K Dainty nylon val lace and Films here are certified "U " mother U Mrs. Mary Petersen, Hartford. Her paternal RIGHT The marchers, eight and ten toe arms deals between toe vdilch Is suitable for viewing by BUCK TOP. . g n a n ^ th er U A vila Morel, Hartford. She has a aiater, Kar- floral embroidery bright­ abreeet, moved along streets Soviet Union. everyone, “A" which means a ei| A in , 3. Companion Satilene long length panty girdle. en a perky nightshirt in Diversion of the Nile will per­ • • • • • crlaa-eroaslng toe Negro quarter film can be seen by adults and BLAOC. n i l l ' . y RESTORES DRIVEWA Y ^ Satilene nylon tricot crotch. Hidden remov­ Blendaire batiste. White, In tola vCommimlty of 12,600. mit work to go forward on toe by children under 16 If they are SAKBEH Sntryb, Kenneth Jeeeph, son o f Kenneth Martin and able garters. Individually packaged. Length They coigronted toe UtKqw toe dam Itself, a rock fill structime accompanied by an adult, and i BEAUTIFIES Petal, Blue and Yellow in BINGO DAMAGE QUv|a Sllyeater Sat^yb, 68 W. Main St„ Rockville. He was on body 17” . $ 3 ^ 2.6 miles long and 486 feet. To SEMiR LACK TOG i. aaoond tiihe at Race street, toe "X" which designates a film ^ YOUR DRI'^E^VAY baiif April 19 at Rockville City Hospital. HU maternal petite, small, medium and Ironically named dividing line be completed in another five that w ill' not be shown to any­ EVERY FRIDAY X. X. does it! sacrctir BtKk TeF are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Silvestw, Chvmwell. large. between white and Negro neigh- years, it will harness the Nile one under 16. PROTECTS AGAINST eevet time, tnite cONL 'it'reinaifcaM jr' grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Paul Satiyb, hochoodg. for power development, 'flood F ilm » previously had been MAIN ST.. SOUTH COVENTRY ■■c- OIL WEATHER eeey to handle. Juet clean out bole to < ■ ' - > Neekville.'- th o searchers stopped BO control and Increased Irrifptlon. censoref without eharga. be repaired, pour in Sakrete Black yards short of toe trMpe. Up FAbY TO USF Top and pack down. Permanent and pdrfeet '" *<'' Btohmead, Pamela Ann, daughter of Gordon Louis and rode Brig. Gen. George M. Gel- lor all aapteh o n m . '<' Bartaia Janiek Richmond, 41 Spring St., Rockville. She atoB, eommander of toe guards­ lUST POUR i SPREAD was bora April 23 at Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal man. The integratlonlsta knelt •• • V V • • ■ • r. • X gran^iarento are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Janlck, Plainville. Her BURTON’S^ In too atreet, wet from a heavy . g’ ■* V R««. 4.fS SPECIAL paternal grandparente are Mrs. Edna Chllson, St. Peters­ AT THE YARD DBLlVlflUED M * ‘ burg,' Fla., and George Richmond, Plainville. Tha gmiaral startad to • • • • • to Olorto JUchardaoa, leadw of Once - A - Year R « « . $1.65 R#9. lleT V - SHere, James j„ son of Robert R. and Sonja Klafstad tha Oambridge Intogimtlon drive — . .. .m.t • l:ii!!;:ul:il:uiiiiii:UiiUii:Ut:iiii!:E who bad aaid there would be no Slders, Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland. He was bora April 23 at , RoekvilU .City Hospital. Hia maternal grandparents are Mr. ■oaatratlon. "M rs. Richaitl- I v ha said, and a wlilta pciast $ and Mra. Briing Klafstad, Wellesley, Maes. His paternal _ tb » tatagratlonlsts began f6.39 grantoarents are M r - and Mrs. Raymond Swanson, Prince­ ‘ i^^O IE 89e 1 . 4 9 ’ t e ton, ra. Ho has twin brothers, mmon and Thomas, 3H. SALE W^it e S> • W e . tatagratlonlsts sang, II • • • • • « ^esdayTuesday night of a 3- It's Time To THINK GREEN! . tenial grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Dombek, Elling­ ih montlMld1 Negro child, Rudolph ton. A. Parry Jr. The Infant Bvad to JERSEY KNITS a houaa within 100 yards of the 2 in 1 . . Tvonna Lynn, daughter of Richard Arthur and spot where troops put down a New from Scplts! Ljmn Friedrich Paaeka, 164 E. Main St., RockvUle. She was demonstration Monday aight Product bom April 29 at Rockville Chty Hospital. Her m*terna1 with tsar gas. grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Friedrich, Vernon. One Negro leader Mamed the Btmua knocka out . centoitn Her paternal grandparente are Mr. and Mra. Edward Pa- NOW gas for toe death, but Mrs. lawnweede (dan­ sfdca,. RockvflU., i:i:|i Richardson said “ We should ia> delion, plantain, - WINOSOR ' • • • • a iiij main calm until toa (autopsy) buckhorn, etc.) Fraoeoeur, Dawn Kathleen, daughter of Armand C. and m Formerly $10. and $12. The grass s^ .different sepoct la to." at the eame time DorU Cloutier Franeoeur, 80 Hansen Dr., Vernon. She was X It fertlUaea jrourjy it was- granted a U.S. bora May I at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grasa. Save both i»ten t (first time ever grandmother U Mra. Alice Cloutier, Fall Ri'ver, Mass. Her time imd numey. for a grtuiS sued}; ' ateraal grandmother U Mrs. Regina Franeoeur, Fall River, S a t 1 a faction Stees. She has a sister, Lynn Marie. 2. 1 ARE YOU IN guaranteed or jrour money back. Windsor loves heat, stajn g r e (i h 'u.r ,,.in (.otoKton, M aiy Bliaabeth. daughter of Uoyd and Jane or out of Deane Leighton, 13 King St., Rockville. She wag bora May 1 drouth. Produces 5000 SqJ F t at St. FraneU Homiltal, Hartford. Her maternal grandpar­ HOT W ATER? thicker, richer'turf.'- ants are Mr. and Mra. Henry Deane, Hartford. Her paternal Coverage Bag•5.95 grandmoUisr U Mrs. Justin t-elghtpn. West Hartford. She JaaC 9\^t* a day fw f«al has a brothar, Mkhael Lloyd, 3; and a aiater, Lisa Jane, 5. LEG SIZE STOCKINGS liil^ aaa fat yosi oat of IT TAKES TOOLS lODO sq. ft. •2. ^ ' u::r trouble! Dotton, Bbraord lu rry , son of Dr, L. Norman and Jean nil TO DO YOUR SPRING Quinn Dutton, Llyn'wood Dr„ Bolton. He wee bom*May 1 at 2500 tq .'a *t.45 ;; Mancheatef Memorial Hospital. HU matamal grandparents V yan Mrs 'to a ^rptoal / C H E C K -U P ara* Mr. and Mrs. John T. ()ulnn, Pittsfield, Mass. Hie pa- house, you eould eaaUy rua Seed iHid FerffHsUr' '^tofnal graudiiarenta are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dutton, Glas­ For I Urnfted time erfy yen me mm os out of hot water aeveral mOM OUR RENTAL DEPT. tonbury, Com. He has two brothers. Christopher, 7, and Belle-Shermeer SEAMED snd SEAMLESS thnas a week. John, 9 ; and two ristera, Leslie, 10. and Moira, 8. Now you can have aU the GasoUne Chain Saw styles. Take advantage of this once-a-year hot watar you need at one $12.00 per day SPREADER DelleMia V lv ^ , daughter of Kerwln Kermit and opportunity. Enjoy t ^ fluent fit ef BMte- time for anly 9He* a day. Hedge Trimmer . .63.00 per day Gilbert Sands. Bifld H ill Rd., Tolland. She was born Sharmeer Legsize stockings at thosa Think of it—only SHc* a April 33 at Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grandpar- special sale prices: day! ^ a s ^ e Poet Hble a|^ are Mr. and Mrs. Matt Maki, Middletown, and Eric Gll- Ysa, thanks to MobUhaat /Digger...... 610.00 per day "“■”• 18.95-. nrt, DtoiieUon. Her pateradl grandmother U Mra. Evelyn d an oQ-Hred hot watar ^ Bands. Bangor, Maine. She has five brothers, Kerwln Jr., 7, Regulor $1.M slyfeB Now f l - l T pair haatar of correct ouaeltyrr- ‘ Power Roto Tiller 110.00 per day -•4 yaur family ean taka earo Amfm, 6, Los,‘l i t , Brie, 3H. and Kari. 18 months. of aB thair washing noads "’'" •26;95‘ RBgulBr 61-60 slyioB Now 61J 6 pair at ona tlina. ./• v>:' Mary Ann« daughter o f Stephen Frank Jr. and \ Mom ean do tb « family anthortaed DjdvU Caipenter Xachee. Rt. 6A. Columbia. She was born RsfHlBr $1-66 ntyfm Now $1.41 pair wash, 8is can do the dishes M ay I at Bt. FraneU Hoiqpltal, Hartford. Her maternal at tha aame time Junior grandmother U Mrs. Blaanor Dyer, Hartford. Her paternal RatHtar $1.06 alMaa Now 61.66 pair takes hiB bath, and you en­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Zaohee, Coventry, i ABOVE joy a toower. I ■' • -I" file has a alstor,'Laurieei Jean, 33 months. Fine textur^,, knit jersey Selfct ydUr faworila atytai in your own\ -I\ \ Don’t delay—^^lona ua to­ Uniform with rounded notch day. Find out how easy It la T" 'M a m y , AUeawead, son of James C. and Judith Mrional Lagsiaa for ttta moat intimata collar. Dolman sleeves, front ta switch to a Mobnhmt- 1 F rsfin Murray, 63 Rohd St,, Rockville. Me was born May 3 1ftHR WWWeAiiMe GGAiK ilrad amtar heat. I SPECIAU SPEaAU I . at 8L' FraneU MowItaL Hartford. HU maternal grandpar­ closing clustered button waist, *Averaga family ef ftor. 1 I ents an Mr. and Mrs. RUd^h Fragln, RockvUle. HU pa- gripper closing skirt and back t t taraal grandmother U Mrs. William A. Murray. .98 Strick- kick pleat. Short sleeves only. lo$M|St. ECONOMY ROUND RAIL CEDAR- g SECTIONS • • • • • I . Sizes 8 to 18/and 7 to 15. MORIARTY Sponsored BylThe "insfruefors. Of, The Handicapped anghtty Y •Fegtor. Jenattoin Umto- son e f Uoyd A. and Virginia / 2Rafl ■KEY for short; sKm toga “ / Wentheaed Wood FosUr, Kant Rd„ Tolland- He was bora May:. 6 at A t Yard I • -llaeclieeter Memorial H(MpitaL HU maternal grandparents in sizas 8 to lOV^ .M LK 3T / *'“ 2.70 an the R«v. amf Mra- Howard Wood Jr„ South Glastcn- RROTHERS JURDAY, MAY 16th, 1964»-9. ■/ A.M. to 3 F Also in fine textured knit jer- / bory- HU paternal g n M t^ v m ta are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. MODITE for awaraga «ey with pointed notch collar, 443-5135 Paotor, Btantfbrd. His has a brother, Lance, 19 months; and iaaiaaaiKtoim ‘ ft- m THE PURNEU; PARKING LOT e^leSO pfr par taao stotora, Hoidl, 4. and Lslgh, X pointed yo^e with button and xn-iii cmmt ». . * ____ I____ H • . k . . • i i t o r l o a f . i dressmaker pleat trim. Grii>- ______son e f Jnek M. nnd Pai- N 1 2 ar fn m t cIoBing and back ___ ThM BqtoMliatoj 147 Bireh Bt, He was bom May 6 Eick ideat. Short aleevee only. ■I Monehaator Mamarlol Hoapital. HU matoranl graiUtoar- J SHOP FRIDAYS ORta ora Mr. and MM. Frodarlek Thiel, Cambridge, Mane. 8 to 16 and 7 to 11, xtt. grondiparents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosen- ^ U T w ila o n , He has a aUter.' Helan O cllla . 2 / ' > \ TO Sill PJL ‘ ^ , * • • • • j BUILDING MATERIALS :■ lUaWafair Dana Vornar, son ot Andrew and- U ad a TalilW SISS wtosut OusUtoan, t l BMrldga St. He was Jmhi May 6 at LUMBER FUEL gSSShM torAta^ HoMittaL HU R tografiliw U ^^ an HdW6rt W^I|^U6^^B^ m ■ i i ■ -V’;: U s , i t *> ✓ - ♦ V ' V ?

P A O B d e c ' MANCttBStRR aVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY IIANOMESTER evening HEIUii), .MANCHl»tER; COiW., TinJl^AYi; MAY 14, 1M4 i- •. " f! ■• II ••]; Police Crush Pine Street at Trad^Skiehe Bandit Mobs . Pine street at Extra Rai^f H a ^ r d Road V' 4a InOdombia Hartford Road Manchesteri Stir$ Fear9 Br JOSKM NOVITSKI Manchester... By BAM DAWBOM ARIODRO, Tolim*. CblombU • OPEN DAILY 10 to 10 I AF Bariaiei Maira Aaalyrt (AP)—til* government is on Qm ^ 5 • OPEN DAILY 10 N»\10 • • AMPLE FREE PARKIN G# MBW TORX (APl-Tba OMM T«(C« of stamping out the last # AMPLE FREE FARKING # everyone la aasurad that avaty- •tmnghold of barbaric banditry thing’s wcndtrflll, Uia ]b t*u« nation, which has been soma paopla plagued by IS ye«rs of savage about udiat might bafyanJ naral violence. Stock • price' avaragSa make Iba lueent slaying of "Sangre new highs every UtUo WMlo. l a Megra.”—Black Blood^-one of the elvbtoat tomperary babbla the country’s most notorious in the upward Una t« id o to ax> bandit drieftalns, wiped out the aggarata fears that a doFnturii Mo. 1 spot on the most-warited la at hand. Or the vary tread desperado list. of the market iteotf makes “Sangre Negra’’—bom Jacin­ some fear that a spaeulativa / to Crux Usma SI years ago— boom couM be sat off, laadlag was one ot the ruthless, self- to another enrit. proclaimed protectors of the Bmployment Increaeee and so poor who ruled this northern NOW dost the total of parsenal tat* part of the central Colombian NOW comes. And that general faeUag department of Tollma for more of well-being goneratee fears than a decade. that new vrago demands may They governed by the law of trigger another wage • price intral. In. a time of uuio rafla- the machete and the gim. GOING 1 ♦ / ' Now the last reinnants of tloh, preachers are heard more GOING and more often warning of the bands emee le^ by Ssngre Negra chance that future inflatioit and a hSndful of other renegade could‘do great damage to the chiefs flee for their lives, pur­ economy and liurt more poopla sued by the country's national ON! than it would eeem to help. police and an infantry outfit ON* Profita are.,weU above a year The army plana to divert its ago. And even profit maraina attention soon to ex-bandits run­ are gaining a little after a raig ning a Oommunist-led independ­ drop. And that seta off waminfa ent republic in southern Tollma. leat businasa be inspired to But for the moment it wants to make the most of a good thing mop up the. bandit remains in and raise prices—and thua cMu the north, and cure the area's consumer buying desires at Ills to piwenf a new flare-up. tamne and trading opportunittaa Only & e bandits and. the arm y abroad. novo at night. Business is announclim plana In civilian clothes or mas­ to apend a let more for new querading as bandits, specially ^ants .and aqulpment. ihit trained six-nuui intelligence along with the rejmeing at the teams roam the countryside stimuIuB this wrlll g iv e to e c o ­ seeking traces of the gang. nomic growth, the fear grows At headquarters, soldiers and that shortly the naUon vw bo pte*f"*T come and go on the lo vr KNIT AND plagued coco more with a glut r^-tUed corridors. T a l k i n g of idle industrial capacity. A A warm breeze carries the variation la worry leat the In­ fragrance of lime trees from SPORT SHIRTS creased production faeilttias /W nearly orchards where captured s h o r t s will make cempetitton so ketn bandits dnd collaborators wolf that aoma of the new plants win army rations, guarded by sen­ c A a B a t t o B ’ gowB ani falter, vdiile M e r ones win ba tries. PanawGtay Oollan forced to dote. At nightfall peasant agents Consumera are showing their Blip away from battalion head- s PiaUs,, Sohds, Itrlpaa, confidence in the economy’s qumrtera to keep tabs cm their FaMana. l^resent healthy state by keep- villages. [sl^StelS ,, their landing at a hi^ The army’s network of in­ \ level and by taking on addlUon- formers operates throughout the la art • to 18. al Instalment debt. Tbia builds towns and settlements of north­ expectatlona for salsa of more ern Tollma. Indiuti3iu trial goods, homes a A Some serve' as guides, others commodities.immoditlea. Blip into battalim headquarters / But those who vrant oiuy at night, hoping to claim point to the rising reward money. 1 Platlie Visyl Qoverrt as a hazard if an; should The remaining bandlte no happen to shake longer stand and fight. Roam­ BATISTE LATEX It all eeeme to, e down to ing in small, bands, the harried Smart Straw th is: men quarter themselves in / Few can .find much tai the farmhouses, sometimes for PLAY BRIEFS present atato of the economy to days. From large landowners HANDBAGS worry about. It’a near a record they squeese protection pay­ height in most of its compo­ ments ukt Insilre the lives of nents. It has few excrasea cur­ ranrhhands and cattle, and the rently visible that might aaaure Idirvests'ol coffee and [ fruits. $ 0 . 5 7 future doom. It has problams, Fran small landowners and ten­ like unemployment and poverto ant farmers they demand food, *1.00 and labor-management quam ls shelter, medical supplies and over automation. But as a gen­ messenger services. - Peifect-tguro control. Whits or black. eral proposition today's econ­ \ If turned down, they kill. They W'. Sitae 8-M-I/-XL, For play or awimwaar. omy is unusually haalthy. And that’s where tvro lines ot have, in the past, sometimes al­ X ai, whits and black. most exterminated villages. . thought split off. One holds that Ijast March, “ Oesquite,’’ at 37 tha economy still isn’t healthy one of th« bloodiest bandit lead­ ^ ' » 1* V-: / enough—because the problema ers, blam ed fo r 100 slayings, Boys' 2-Piece Men's Fashion Collar Girls' Summer Style aren’t solved—and that it must Girls' Printed and Solid be stimulated further. Hie other fled^with three of his henchmen. holds that everything to so good, • Two army - trained police VINYL FUSTIC MESH KNIT ^Piece perched on so high a frinmurle, teams, lying in ambush in a POLO SHIRT &> SLEEVELESS SLEEVELpSS Crisp, Cool Meh't-Zippered that the history of busintss nearby ravine, cut down / Des- cycles points to a ton* when quits and his men before they JAMAICA dangers will arise and the econ- could escape. * SHIRTS CAFES c o n o N UNLINED S H b R tS E T DRESSES S H IlitS omys very exuberance will The helicopter pilot who flew bri^ on reaction. the bodies out of the mountain SETS canyon to battalion headquart­ 24" DUSTERS JACKETS ers . says, “People came from $ # . 2 8 $ # . 4 7 c LONG miles around to see Desquite AL Women Fete dead-rthey' were so happy it was like a festival day." - 36” Long VslancM Zantrell cotton and other fine National Head The army has a peaceful civic- 1 .3 7 8 7 c * 1.43 ^ 1 . 7 7 ^ 3 . 3 7 Zipper or 2-button plaque neck. cotton fabrics. W^tea and pas­ military action program. Teams Washable cot Urns m prints, stripes striped crew neck polo shirt and tels. Slses 7 to 14. ■Vaehable 100% cottons. Checks, Mrs. Edward Walters, prssi- of docitors and road builders White, blue, tan, maize, olive. Sixes and solids. Scoop, convertible and Solid white and multi-stripes. Just wipe Prints, checks, solids, novelty pat­ Dan River popUnt or twill gab. or boxer shorts with elastic waist. As­ clean with a damp cloth. stripes and prints. Side sippera, terns. Lace embroidery and trims. lO 100% nylon s^id colors. Sisso S-M- dsnt, and Mrs. Ruth HlekcK, will help bring the half-deserted sorted colors. Sizes 3 'to 8. S-M-L. Peter Pan collars. Pastels. 7 to 14. area back to productive life. matching belts. Sizes 10 to 18. to 18 ahd S-M-U LrXL. aseratary, both of tlis Amsr- The army built a graveyard iean Legion Auxiliary, will rap* beside a lonely mountam road '/I". reaent the Manchester unit Sat­ on the site ot a 1963 bandit am­ urday at a reception for Mrs. bush in which 15 unarmed, Luther D. Johnson of Valley, bound soldiers died. C h a r k e f s ^ 100% Wool Worsted Neb., national preaidant of the One of the army’s mountain 160 Count Legion Auxiliary. The event, graves is kept gapmg . In the Ai, BAMBOO sponsored by the Department of rains K N in iN G r V Connecticut, will be held at the This one la for the bandit- CHARCOAL PAPER Hotel Bond, HartfOfd, from leader called Tarsan. PORCH DROPS 6:16 to 8:46 pm. Dinner will be YARN served at 7. NAPKINS 2 Fact Mrs. WUber UtUe, Depart­ briquets White, black and ment chaplain; Mrs. Henri Pae- 190 at C lin ic s 18 colors. 4 es. Ikala Width aini. Department music chair­ 5 4 « man; and Miss Barbara Wal- Backed by PHNA 3 feat widths...... 1.07 latt, Depaiinaent nismberriiip 18*^ pfcg. 4 feat widths ...... -1.48 chairman, all of the Manchester A total of 190 patients at­ 6 fagt widths...... Z . l l Unit, ere members of an ar­ tended clinics sponsored by the rangement committee for the 13 X13 dinner size. W ^te, pink and AU S ft. long. Complete with hardware. reception. Mrs. J. F. Wallet el Manchester Public Health Nurs­ 10 U»- yellow . y ,:' natural color elatz. Maneheateratoo plana te attend. ing Association last month at h Manchester Memorial Hospital, Mrs. Rachel Barnes, . nursing supervisor, reported at an exec­ ^ '4 '' % Teachers Attend utive board meeting at the hos- '/2 Gal, InsulafoG ital, She also said that public Fruit-of-the-Loom Language Parley gealth nurses made 646 calls t m s c H e ia a last month. 20 PC. CHINA A Manclieeter High School Clinics and attendance at PICNIC STRETCH teacher and a Bolton resident each were: Four maternity serv­ will be among- 40 primary and ice i^th 68; four pediatric with $ 9 . 9 9 DINNER SET . secondary school tsachsrs to 43; nve medical and arthritic JUG SOCKS ■f pprtiotoete in a foreign Ian- with 29; five surgical with ea. gixage institute'pt St. Ansehn’f IS, and four chest with 48. OoBege, Manchester, N. H. Mrs. Barnes attended a con­ • 1 b oM Golf Balls with Y lA (\ Joseph N. Oomcau of 80 Sum­ ference of the National Leag;ue high ooinpreasloa eovar. mer St., Hartford, a French for Nursmg for Public Health 1^ 2.99 teoeher at tha high aohoid, and a Lightwrtght. d u ra b le Nurses last month in Boston, canvas golf witli * f ■' ■. Jatoas R. Bergen of Cook Dr., Complete eervice for 4. 4 each eupa, 99 baU pocket. For mlizea, 'boya and girle, Solid cuton, a IVench teacher 4t The executive board gave its aaucen, fruit diahea, butter platea and colors and fancy patterns. One sise Penney High School in East Bnmial luncheon for tl)s nursing • Automatic golf nasbral- SfWEB dinner platae. de mouth.UrlDi Sto all. Hartford, attend tha lan­ staff at Cavey’s Restaurant af­ »-«Ple8si lo , M | a t ^ guage training program made ter the meeting. ALUMINUM m possible by appropriations of ths Roll-up or National Defense Education Sloovoltss Misses' A et. YD Veto Plan FOLDING The two-month session eon- Deluxe All Steel FANCY POCKir iMiUMtl ducted entirely in French wlU LW le League 1 Western Denim aehool participants in the use Reunion June 7 SHIRTS CHAIR . 1 ■> 21x!28 Full ZIppor 30 <|hlorf of modem, up-to-date methods VENETIAN and equipment of language ed­ The 102nd Infantry Regi- b a s e b a l l Toh' Boxer KNEE ucation. Bunt, unit of .the .1917-1919 ' BLINDS ^ PILLOW COOLER All W idth. 18- I. 36- $ TOUGH JAOKKABBIT World War i; 36Ih Yaukee Divi LOVE LONGIES KNOCKERS WICHITA FALLS, Tex. (AP) Biim, Oom iacticub-Veterans, w ill COVERS CHESTS -Southwesteraers boast about 1 have a reunion Sunday, June 7 the alM u d strength pt Jack- • sturdy Flreatooe Webbing from 10 ajn. te 8 pm. at Rest- . 9 9 ■'/ rabbits like other people talk Isnd Farms. R t 17, Northford. • Folds Basily for Storage / ^ about big ftoh. At least not bun­ Reservations for the event, CMnghama, cotton broadcloU ia, and ny turned battler. which Is Open to veterans, rela- Rustproof hardware.* Sturdy

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tinged by the thought at what an im­ e(By pn vMs Em stimulus far ' provement could be made, ia thia partic­ Connecticut ths graSudi Saiwlopiiisal at tha Lodge o f Elks Wit» ular area. entire srsd. it' >w Ettntitig Ifrrald And H will an be riding rjght there, The Open Foruin RsdsNlopmaat to toe North Bums Mortgage ' Yankee ^ Bkid. fuitoarmAr*. would odd .. om. next Tueeday, on Queatioa 2, ' ^ sUbstsnttsBy to the plraiid Mot - i W £ r Of all the 14 quaationa on tha voting B y A .H .O * Oommunioatlons tar pubUeattans ■ tho Opon IVMnm w n of our town and thus bansflt •AvOpaelal sAlalMpatkm hi ilenar *0 Ihnwtotoid pubUeatton K th ^ eontoln aiora than oD .of tha slUasna of Manchss- of to* burning of toe mortgage machlnee next Tueaday, each aaking for When w* flrat baaaia* wn- ^ IMrnId reesrves th* right to deolln* to aome kind of oonaideratlmi, each of rat tat. Although ths. ps0|F>6 ^ Ew of th* Blks Lodfs wtn b* held ' PubUshtra Bcious of the fact that th* alty pwllAi any mntlsr ttot may b« libelous or whkii Is In bnd North Bnd pay d par cant at iy>«na«d Octobw i. u n ______leaat aome importance, there ia thia oha of New Haven had a Ninth Ben- Fifoo y ts s M e a at p<«tleal views is dssirod by Monday. Ths ostual bwning wlU thsir preparto tea to tha Eightii ba conduetod by tha Srst aaoltsd ■tmt BTMlat SSMP« kwAvg queation which haa a aupremd Impor­ atortal District, it was boeauas qeetitow*a at Ms eha^tW but lottsn whUdi om ds- Dlstilet for fir* protoeticn and ,j. CBMiwd «t th« Port Omc« fim aUay or nbostvo win bo rejected. tance for the whole future hlatory of it was, evsn then, different from sowar aarvtes, th* rsmolnlng M ruler of th* lodge, James Me- ’, Oem. aa Saeond Claaa ItaO th* rest of New HaveA. It waa Mancheater. par oMt at the toxA* Is paid to Vslgh, assisted by Georg* Biw> represented by a lonely Rapubli- lend, tha first trustee. Queation 2. can in th* midot of threo dlatin- ■SSKraJS?* **Tsa On Vand school paraonnsl ean con-, The formal institution at tha t • • a • • •• •• • a a • • a a l3B.ae gulohed Demooratlc aenators 'Tyt'ltas Bdttori > • tlnus oomptolntof about how lodge took pleca Jtins IS, 2855; aaa«aa*«aaaaaa#*aa U.00 from the oams city. The. diatin- whlla Ndsvaiopmmt la . th* ______a•••••#aaaaaaaaa 1 would Uka to coRkmsnd tbs they a n undsrpMd and how t at tbs Manchester Armory with m guiahed Domoerats of that day North EM would be of hnmsdi' Om MoataV( aaaa*aa••«##•#••## vm . CR.C; fbr thstr work in as a tax|Murcr should be willing 481 condldetos being taitlated Another Victory With Repnfiintiaii —and we’ra afraid Uiat no Con­ at* tntsrsst to to# peopis in that MH»OT OP __ dntlag ths Town Cluurtsr. Many to pay more taxes so thsy cam et that time. necticut city since that time haa ‘ of Bmoo shonflM ara nscessitnt- oontlnu* MtUng examplas sudh arsA, it Is also of groat Un- nUE iJBOCUTBD PRbaS ever achieved an equity uni­ portonco to all of us in Man- Among toe guests to be honors n a Aaaadated Preaa la aschnlTaly aatMai Once again, in NM>raaka. Senator od bP 4bo p t^ e o l frovth tha oaa of republicatloii of all nawa ilm- form distinction of representa­ dovofsamant of Manehoinar Mna Frank Zanao chastor. What happens in th* chaa crcditad fa It or act otuerwlaa credl^ Ooldwater haa accompliahed what no tion in the upper house at Hart­ North IM eonoems ds all be- •rggntring oommtttM which In- la ttUa paper and alae tba local nawa pub- abSM ih» Ohnrtor e » s written eludes Thomas F. Foiguca, hers. other political candidaU of our genera­ ford—were William H. Haekett hi u«r. oouM to a oraot dsgrm how ths All rlgbta Of rapublleaUoa of apaelal dtO- tion haa bem able to occomifiah. Aa from th* Eighth, Frank I. Bor- North BnCTgoes wiR detannlns Walter R. Ferguson,- Oqirg* J. patehaala amlDMl ■ ara alao raaarrad. H m provialan for tha erantion To to* Editor, Bngland, Horry J. flrato and the only candidate on the Republican gin from th* Tenth, and Ray­ pt n planning dspnrUnsnt and I hays mad with Intorsot Eiat how MonchMior goes. Lot’s an Hw Harald PrliitlM CogaHjayT^fg-. —~ mond J. Devlin from the go forward with Rsdevalcpmsnt Crets Atoard William F r^ e r. Alsq, York anmaa ao fmatwtlai raaponBlbuity for tjrpo- primary tioket, he haa managed to mix th* hiring of a Dirsotor ot Plan­ sevef*] pMpl* hav* opposed uiv Strongfsld and Oeorgo R. Bng-t Elevmith. ning In my opinion will help Voto yaa In tha roferandum. Olark Univarsity I an- ■ratdileat arrors appaailiic in adTartlaamenta victory and repudlatlim. baa rmswal beeauM of tha Stnoerely. yours, Hob, both past district, deputise, utdToSar raading naattar In Tha Haaetiaator In the midst at thoos three tManobastsr aolvo oomo of ita amount of Federal money In­ nounc*d the appointment of S reiiln c Harald. ______• The victory came becauae, almoat in­ OhsriM B. imocnaan Jr., MJ>. Weltsr Gruaba, Otto Herraumn, very distinguished gentlemen, ■O N prasslng problems. This volved. X would just ffl(* to CaNlyn Robinson of 665 Vamon VIncant W. Ingraham, Okarlaa piSu aarrlca cllaat e l M, B. A. Harrioa. ine. evitably, being the only man on the there was the Honorable Jacob ■ on would ssTN hi-tiM-ea] point out at this tlm* toat Um TIattonIng S t to a David Potter Seholar- W. Lathrop, Edward Edgar, Ppbnabara RappeaentaUraa — ^ a JttBaa tleket, ha won the vote. Csplan from the Ninth, diatin- oMy-of n tMhalenl expert ■ uiban rMswal program Is vital James H. McVeigh, Bvscelt KatSaara Bpartar Agaocy — Naw Talk CU> guished himself for two reasons, dbg Ihs-OeBoral Manager, Tbs to *Nry oity and town in the To thas-Bifitor, oMp in biology for toe summer aago, Detroit and iwaton. ~ , The Tepudtatloa>^came becauae, once Maachastor'* North Bnd has of 1M4.' Mosre, James Reanon, DaMAI OTiintTO a u d it FURBAO o p CmCULAr flrat for the fact that he rBpasd of DirsetoN, In* Plan­ entire country. Anyone who VeriUl and Fearvaato Vlchi., TTONB______again, there werd ao many Republicana quiet, second for the fact that a r And- Zoning Commissions, bssn riowly but sUodlly datsci- Dr. Rudolph F. Nummemach- feels that he will reduce Ms orating as a eommsreial cantor Grand Lodge oflicara aiq>^- who would rather do anything elae than he was a Republican. ' Ths Board at. Education, Tha own taxw by voting against ur­ •r, chairman of tha University's *niunKliy, May 14 fCr Mvsral dsoodasi Undoubt­ Biology Dapartmont aanounoid ed to attend ar* Arthur Urn at A Ooldwater. la lUUtoia there had been an The days of the lonely Repub­ Poy^opmant Oommiaslm and ban renewal is only fooUsh him­ lican from the Ninth were suc­ 01^ othar danartment or aganpy edly, then hsv*' been Mvsral tha annual Sward, given to an WlUhnAnttc, Thaddeus PawlbW- self, becauM If toe North Bnd reaaona for this, not ths least akl of Norwich, Oarl'Sawyer of Botoniohing veto ’ for Margaret Chaae ceeded by historic days In which of Town and Oovoramont that Renewal project is turited down outstanding Clark student for Smith, who waa the handieat altema- > the district didn’t n e^ to resort asnds nsolataneo along planning of which ”iras th* change that marina laboratory summer Groton, district deputy; Michael the FAdermI and State monl(*i- was brought about by the do- Kiro, president of to* Connecti­ Question 1—Hie Bif One Uve there. In Kebraaka, vriilch waa aup- to any political aplit from the • ■nos. that have been alloeated to flila study. smpbaslBing at tha roUrood as Mias Robinson, a oanior, will cut Elks Asaoclstion; AMsn pooed to be natural Ooldwater country rest of New Haven for ita dia- , .Th* Diroctor 'of Planning project riOI be used -by Soma It appUss to our modem day Of 14 quaationB to ba aotad on, ya« or tinction. It had, for that matter, ' would tanvo tho'fcnowlodgo and otoer city or town possibly ons attend d course In Invertebrate BAUey, poetMAster, and JomM If there waa any, and where almoat naads'of tnsrsl and doing busi- Zoology at tha Marina Biologl- Reardon, cMef of police. ->fc, tai Mancheator'a flva votinf diitrieta, a Democrat just like the other a ^ t y to coor^inata th* efforts of our neighbors, and ws will every important elecM Republican offi­ three dlstrlets. But the Demo­ of |ho various departments and oal Laboratoi^ at Woods/Hole, The refreshment' bar will (q>on . «ext Tuandny. May 1», there la one' still b f payhig the same amount Thto os wall os moat of to* cial and party official had endoroed crat was the Honorable Sammy ogoneiss at ths town.. A Town of taxas. I am In favor of Mom. Monday at 6:30 p.m. with dtanar queaUon which haa complete priority la other reasons that tha North Mrved at 7:M by^Pagoni Ca­ him, Republicana who otill couldn't take Malkan, and that mads'all flie ,t|i* nUo-of MsnoiMBtsr has need North End Renewal Project as Bnd has not grown with the tanportance for every human being tai difference In the world. of a full ttano prafesslonal to a start to stsblHsing our taxM nlty that ManChaatar' riioidd terers. This event la for ledge him had to reaort to the write-in pro- tlmaa, was to* nsult of fOetora members only. Tickets may be Mancheater. ’The delightful buaineas of try­ nsalst and ndvlM th*. various by BervtnE-ss a aUmuIus for ad­ graop with both hands as a acdure. The reouH waa that Ooldwater, over which the people of tblA obtained from the club steward ing to analyse just what made aganeifs wMeh at host o n non- ditional economic growth in our seoUon of to* town had no oon- ohanq* to relnvlgorato « - - not K will be Queaiion S. the man on the ballot, got juat under 50 thia Sammy run, and of trying profosslaaal and Mrvs oa a ”a ty -o f Vinage Charm!" only to* North Aid .. . but tha or from any of toe officers and trol. At no ttane In th* post trustees. Queatkm 2.1a the formal Mart of- the per emt of the total Republican vote to guess just where he would Im .nart-tima baaU. Blneenly yours, have thsy hod a real opix>r- who)* picture of Mancheater. Mggeat thing that ean happen for Man- running next, enlivened the ., As Ghnlnnsn of Ths Dovolop- B u f^ t Mindsd UutUy to stay or rsvenM ths Sincerely yours, aaat that day. rowit Commission for too Town Mieatar atoM It became a town back hi Hartford scene for a somewhat blight at obsolsaesno* that has WHUam H- fllelth In Nebraaka, It waa former Tice wild and wonderful decade. of Manchaotarr X urga ths vo- e that nelghbotoood shopping eentor, AREA Quaation 2, than, propoaaa tiiat we be- young and handsome. TV program Dr. Limia I^uUng, vota la to*'referendum. Mancheater is facing a futun new garden apartoaanto and But the oupraitM toot of how far Re- ^Winaar qf a Nobel PtIm m gtai rebuilding Mandieatar, la the apot Th* other thing that atands 121* North Bad ot town ocou- of -stobUis*d tax rat* and, to fostering to* aducatimial and publicana. will go becauae they would ,rii«mlstry Jn XMM tad a Nobal lea approximately on* quarter this oomblnation, add a bright racreatlonal faeilltles. All thsM Ptaotorraphed By Sylvian Ofiara out about him is the way he whara Mandlaatar la oMaM and naeda It rather do anything than Ooldwater keep* surviving and retaining ,r*aeq. PilM. Iq 1982, sotlmatad 8t toe land area In our town, new fdo* to th* North End com­ improvements will fumiah an UNOX ■ oa t that .tba , cornMnod nuclimr and for many years has seen mercial canter . , . and the peo­ oxcellent en'vlronment for to* cornea up in California where, if they ANNALS OF MODERN FARMING: Controlled Day ChryMnthemums his own politick life in spit* of stnoimtlM af tho U.2. and Rua- Thia la where we begin, if we begin. want to avoid him, their only alterna­ a swirl of ever-changing alli­ little In the way of develcqnnent ple of ManMtester wlH hav* tak North Bnd realdenta and will PHARMACY ‘RHUS CHANT ROOM of pot­ riA total 820,1000 lnegatona.''nie and expansion. While there are en at le i^ some beglnnlhg stepe provide them with facilities WHh Queattoa 2, at your polling place, tive hi to vote for Oovemor Rockefeller. ances ithd 'hUagisnoas which' han-tha^bmnb ted chrysanthemums in the A. might have swampsd anybody ib’ 'adenust wsht on ’undoubtedly niany reasons for toward toe Industrial vltalisa- which hav* been lacking for Slay M. The NeW York Oovemor ia, quite obvi- N. Pierson, Inc. greenhouses in to' any'; ‘ Tha ssdond world war thia, one bf them is the appear tion that I feel Is ab necessary aome time. m i. ciNTCR n . e • • • not quite so tall long before this. oualy, not going to be a winner of the Oomwell, has its growing days Some day, if he ever finds his ,waa"si 8-magaton warl If thNew Orleans and we are trying powers on the New Haven nuclear weapon* would be used aentimenta parallel to thoae Republican tain of fine plastic tubtog scene, that old Nestor at Con­ able to Mancheater, la the real raaaon votera have exhibited in other primariea atory la abort. Max Aanaa, who he was a moderator on this sub­ to get dinner money out of the through which all the thousands up.” ' ‘ • owns a place called the Stage ject between races at Aqueduct Iaatiraca.,«|td we'd like to know necticut politicians. Democratic Atd w4 dtrebtlng our ettorta, It la unique and urgent to date. They have run from Ooldwater of plants in sight ean be given National Committeeman John V . '- V j = ■/.-'••,. . Oelicateasen, walka out onto "You never say Tjower Eaat how we siand and this la what their daily water and fertiUser Msouress,' and monay toward Mandieater itaelf ia acheduled to make to Lodge, to Margaret Chaae Smith, Seventh Ave. every once in a Side,' " he said. "That's some­ we hear (from the race caller): Golden; that $reat. altsrer of 'h u fldlh g'a World la whlbb all combined in a matter of, 20 cities. Mayor Richard, Lse, and a total contribution, with , thia propoaed oven to Handd Stoaoen, and now to while and grab* the firat broke thing the movies dreamed up. " 'At da quart', my-a horae-a, mlnuteo. - fiibn’'' can Uvd togother In ’'v: guy he aeea and makea him If you live there, you say ‘down­ heesa first-a, by one-a length, Democratic Town Chairman Ar­ MoUtsMiobd aatr peace, or a n bond laaue caah and property contrlbu- Nixon. Yet If the votera of California thur T. Barbieri. tiona both included, of |25«,000 to thia come inaide and have aomething town.’ Then if they ask you somebody els* horse-a, heesa wa rapidly progrtoslng toward don't aucceed in adding Rockefeller to .to eat. One night, with the place If you live there, you say ‘down­ second, somebody elsa horse-a, Until we get some such unoffi­ tocrld bamUlattonr . project The atate ia to oontributa this liat of anything than Ooldwater al- crowded wltli these big show town East Side.' But this ‘low­ heesa third.' cial chart, we hesitate to even ' Blnoaraly -youn, fteS.OOO. And the federal grant ia to be temativea, all the other repudiationa businesa names who got into the er Bast Side,' that's a joke. "The place Is jumping, we're Herald suggest how fascinating Its out­ Doris Swallow '■ $1,481,000. Stage; Max checked the aide- There are other things people hollering for a descripUon and lines might, b e , but a broad, may not count. brusque summary might say ^CATALOQ tr< But thia ia not the really big and im­ walk and came back with a guy in New York always say. Take here it comes: ' Tfm Be m * laud Timy who looked like he had never a giiy living in an apartment " 'At da half-a, my-a horse-a, i^esterdays that Senator Marciu arrived at To ‘ the 'Editor, portant thing about Queation 2. heard of water. Max, his arm house. He's talking about heesa first-a by two, aomebody Hartford as a promising sroung ■ I 'wiah to take'this maana to golden boy for Golden, drew It ia important becauae it offera the An Order Fair Spontaneous Joy around the bum, pushed him another fellow in toe same build­ elsa horse-a heesa second, some­ 25 Year* Ago opdllglM to Mr. Scott, Assist­ anly imaginable ^ t e m for deaignlng, through the tuxedo* and sun­ ing and he says. 'The guy who body elsa horse-a heese third.’ backing from Mayor Lee when ant Mipartatsndant of Manehsa- glasses and up to the counter. Kiwanis Club meet with mem­ the ties with Golden cooled, and tor Seboris, Mr. Nathan Joy, arganiaing, carrying out and adminia- lives in my building.' Always "We demanded he be more We Americana, in our.aimleaa, free, "Make this man two corned ‘my building.' as if you own it. specific. This is vriiat we got: bers of East Hartford Rotary then found Goldisn probably hi.a li and tha teachers at larlng thia kind of project In which ao democratic kind of aoclety, tend to think beef sandwiches,'' Max said. He Then you never 'bump' into a “ ‘At da three-quart'eh. wha's- Club to hear an infonnatlve il- friend again when Town Chair­ oin •chool who proved to ■any Intareata are interlocked. looked around at the tuxedos. guy. You bunk into toe guy. a marra for my-a horse-a? He'a- tuatnited lecture on world trip man Barbieri this year under­ ■ a bsytmd ths shsdsW of a of the Communiat oocletiea aa grim and Urban Renewal—Queation 2—ropre- ‘‘And please make it fast. This You say, ‘Guess who I bunked a on-a topper by-a half-* length- by Robert Pryde of New Haven. took a apecial campaign to deny doubt that-I am wrong wh«f I Joyleoa oyatema of Ufa. man is double parked outside.” a now. him renomination. If Barbieri ebjoot- to my chUdrbn waaiing aanta a way of doing aomething, and do- into yesterday 7 ‘ ” Orchestras and choirs of 7tn Not BO. ‘‘Make sure you get the 'out­ Betts is a deep-voiced, gray­ "In da stretch-a, ah manag- had his way, Marcus would havr or slttlag to clan with othar 3 big H now. Without the renewal formu­ side' in there,” Toney Betts, and 8th grades of local schools FOR Major Bmeat Che Ouevara. Miniater haired guy ot 66 who u s^ to gia! Somebody elsa horse-a hold eoncert at MH8 auditori­ time enough to sit down and l stndsnta who wear blue la. We eouki all talk about how nice it who told the story, was saying work for the New York Mirror heesa first-a, my-a horae-a make up the chart of his politi­ ns.'riiorts, pedal pushen or of Induatry in the cabinet of Fidel Caa- um. C Would be if aomebody would do aome- yesterday. "If you just put in and is one ot toe great eccen­ heesa second. Btupido jockey. cal experiences. But if ktareus ethor attln of this type. This tro, and often oonaidered the real behind 'the man is double parked,' it trics. Betting horses has been why he no wait-a to eome-a off- thbig, and we could talk for the next M wins, he'll be off and busy again, m * mads quite M>parant to me the acenea atrong man of the Cuban re­ is no good. The story is jiot New his life. He is toe only per­ a da pace?' 10 Years Ago feeling that, by this ttme, he •on Friday, May 8. 1 was going yeara. The m ly real help we would get York unless you have'the 'out­ son I know of who was thrown "Now the winner was coming gime, haa juat ordered the young Cuban Mrs. John W. Melesko elect­ has survived enough triangular to romov* my children from would be from eroaion and decay. side' at the end of it.” out of grammar school for book­ and this is how wq got toe re­ wars to have won title as aome school as a means of protest to Communiata to be more gay, be more ed chairman of oombined Cjath- • • • • Betts is right. He is one of the making. He wears a hat pulled port: kind of political power in his ,this but It was pointed out to opontaneoua, be more laughing, or elae. masters of toe language of New down' over one eye in toe style " ‘Somebody elsa' horse-a, ollc Mothers Circles; Mrs. Har­ old Dwyer co-chairman. own right. ^ me by MT. Joy that I would ba Queation 2 repreaenta the moat impor­ He la Ured, thia Major Guevara, at York, and yesterday he was of a good button man in the Ma­ heesa first, somebody elsa horse braaUng a ragulatlon by remov­ CARPET tant aingle vote anybody in Mancheater conducting a seminar at Aque­ fia, circa 1935. He insists, how­ -a, heesa second, somebody elsa Laurence B.. Perry, teacher at ing them. This is not toe first the way young Communiata put on long duct Race Track. He always haa ever been able to eaat. ever. that toe hat makes him horae-a, heesa third an'a my-a MiHS and camera enthusiaat, tims I have complained of this facea and long theoreUcal doctrinal dia- holds court on something. In the look like John Barrymore. Once, horse, somlna-bitcha, he's-a out- makes film entitled "The Aie- Today in History sltua|ioh but it will be to* last If Queation 2 wina, we rebuild, attrac­ euaaiona about everything they do. morning, at the Stage, he runs he drank so much aa anybody ta da money.' " Uvities at MHS.” , tims. Up until now. I thought It tively, a center for the North Bnd. He order* them to do aomething juat classes on hew to play the dally ever drank, but now he subsists From then on, Mr. Betts call­ Edwin L. Quinn named to n u By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS waa proper dress fw a-young LYOUR CHOKE OF RROAiAoOM SHOWN K Queation 2 wina, that meana we double out at toe track. In toe on water. He ia one of the few ed the Italian "Meyer." lady to wear a akirt. or dress to for the oheer pleaaure of it. afternoon, he delves into toe lan­ I9M Pub'lshor* Newspaper Beta Kappa at Dartmouth Col­ Today la Thursday, May 14, ean, in future yeara, apply tha aame colorful people left on Broad­ lege. schml d u iw class and Os a He ordera them to be joyful. guage. In the evening, he sits way. "There's nothing any­ Syndicate the 136to day of 1964. There are ' 281 days left In th* year; moQiar It was my duty to teach 2.RHBBERIZE0 WAFFIE FADMNC formula to other demonatrated commu­ And he give* a wlae kind of order. The' in a chair in toe lobby of the more," he said yesterday. my children to dress properly nity needa. young Cuban Communiata are to accom- Bryant Hotel and the horseplay- "What we u.sed to call fun, they and also thought It was the duty era come to him and he hears now call it a felony."' Today’s Highlight In History And for Queation 2 to loae would be pliah thia without having a long diacua-" A Thought for Today On this date in 1804,' Capt. of th* .teacher to see that tha 3.EXPERT MSYRUATION* their confessions. “ We finish by Toney says he ia 'going to students wear proper d n ss.in Mke going down in deep water with a Bion about juat how to do it. They ar* conducting vespers,” he says. spend his time writing a book Meriwether Lewis and Capt. An explorer told of how he tive*, and I ai^ypoae that ia the school but I admit I am wroing. whole Depot Square hitched to the com­ not to try to evolve aome party ayatem Then, late at night, Toney sits about sex. He thinks it has a William aark, afUr a winter Id'qn Friday (this is gym day made a forced march through reaoon why the law waa given munity anklee. for being happy. They are not to try at toe window erf his room in better sales potential than his spent on the cast bank of th* at Lincoln) ths'girls will eon- • * • • the Bryant and listens while the last book, which was about rac­ the jungle for two days. On the which says, "Remember the Missouri River, set out on their to think about how a young man would third day his porters refused to flhus.to. wsar'panU of onq type old Shakespear^ean actors, who ing. It was a good one because Sabbath to keep it holy.” Lets expedition to get firsthand or Another to school and sit an People from other aectiona of town be happy and then try to Imitate in real live in toe hotel, shout their it was filled with toe things travel. When asked why they attend to toe buslneos of letting knowledge of the territory th* who vote yea on Queation 2 are not do­ day in th* class room. life what they have thought out. favorite' lines out toe window. Betts appreciates, such as" the refused, they said, "We cannot our souls catch up with our United States had acquir^ |n ’ raday I os a parant' dls ONLY sp.YD. ing any apecial favor to people who live That kind of route to happlneaa, aaya "They can't go to sleep with­ way an Italian race caller be­ move farther until our souls bodies. the Louisiana Purchase, eovsnd I must not brook.a In the North Elnd. In fact, for inevitable out a curtain Tine,” Toney says. came known aa "Meyer",; have caught up with our Dr. J. Manlsy Shaw 'regulation by taking my chil­ . AU WOOL TIXTUM » U)OF MLI...IIns oN wofll fibsri, long Major Guevara, ia what “makea old men He is best, however, with the “ We're in a horae room at On This Date human reasona, there are a few people bodies.” They were' wise na­ South MeUiodot Oiuroh dren out' of school, and after of our youth.” In 1814, Paraguay gained Ra wsoring, sxtraiwly durabla. " ^ In the North End itaelf who are tom and ObjAdting' to I this situation for Youth, aaya Major Ouevara, ahould independence from Spain. two school tArma I have also CONTINUOUS FKAMINT NYLON M U ...on^ ooNinMoiM yorn tortured in their own attitude toward be youth, a^d youth doean't need to be In 1913, the Rockefeller foun­ disdavsNdr that T must let this dation waa established. the project. They might aort of like to told what youth la or how youth feela. axampl* bs bat for them, ai t pfWw KRIftol lOfiQKr «9rVfCK» nee It, and yet they can't atand auch a In 194$, Noal plane* poured that guldfltaMa and principles I Youth juat i* youth. Fischetti death and destruction qn Rot- ha'f* set down for them ton M W A U ^Y IO N KUSH FNJ fH A O ...I^| cW Nyleii Is ipcto> big, riithleaa wrench with the paat. And, in Cuba, it haa ita inatnictioria. tordam as th* armlee of the wroatoand that in the'futura it People from other aectiona of town H la to juat go out and be happy in an Netherlands were about t* ■* win bwnMcsasary tor them to capitulate. who help Queation 2 win will he doing unplanned, untheoriaed, completely oomptla and accept th* sxaiit' ■omathlng for themaelvea. Congress authoriasd ths sehs(d -syotsm sets for MMIY f M W 6«^ imON, ACMUN W opontaneoua way. the establishment of th* Wem- Thia ia hope and aun and a ahot in the ■am as tola system Is atoitsgAd |K IWATCMS M OUR CATAlOf ITORf And Major O uevm had bettor hear ^ ™ y Auxiliary Corps. and • • ooatrollal by toaehc rs, ana for the whole town. that gay young laughter and oe* thoo* In IMS, American foroas m pstanlpals 'snd 'superintandmts r ' Mm Ami B*l Mato tNOEpeiMIrti ihistrt * • • • apontaneouB little amilea in a hurry and Okinawa made fresh gains with srtw have, hod a oollagt eduea- th# capture of two key points— tton t People from the North Bnd, people juat the way he want* them or elae ha ter -quaUfled to 'approve of toe wVWlHQg iWIQ PWlOIICIflOIH from Inaide the very area of this proj- ' and Caatro may think they rule over an ^ r t ? d ***** ***** **** Tonab*™ sxampl* Mt to th* puhlto •M, are not merely doing themaelvea a ungrateful people. schools than I aa a parent am. ‘ - favor If they vote for Qumtion 2. Ten Venn Ago *WI11 Es to* Lost TInw’ TRL: S4S*218S—269 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ' They are doing aomething big for The O m d National Assem­ -All tost Is saqMcted of pi* ■ bly of Turkey re-elected pra- a iwrinf is to continue piaylng everybody elae in Mancheater, for every weetem Cetal Bayar prasidrat ■ T taoM so that the toacnerk ether aection of town. Ttke OanslvM for Instonct It ia a big thing to do, to vote for Five Years A g o ' Queation 2. Pravda, the Soviet Union'* Com­ SecreUry of 8UU Christian muniat Party organ, ia accuaing the • Wsatam It aeta a whole direction, for a whole Connmuniat Chlnear of hiding bfhUid foreign WMMW SHAPES “old quotation*' itiatMul of faring up r th!r*f.MH <^neva, calling for . # s s, s to. the challengea of change in th4 ynod- 21* of Bast and Vast *m VKM-ld. The Sovieta, on the^^ <^*r Benin through free cleqtinna. '.AN I-.W*W»; hw USi Wards lICfRAl CRFDIT terms, no money down . . . up to 7 YEARS TO PAY There ia no kind of atatiatic, financial, hand, are mpplying a ''creative ■edological, or othaawiae.lte Mandiaa- ^OMYsnrAgo \ 3-k.. > to theory," MviBg hi modem ! \ lar aa a whole which d ^ not reflect , keeping fMth with Marx and Lenii Assembly vMs4 liila ia aomething akin to "> STOlt Kuwait as the 111th H0LUND w)Mt now exiata at ihe NoWh Bnd and MontStoifonr W ai* SIS W4|St MUIIa Tj**- bright'* accuaationa that the ■amber of the Unttsd Natleon, which would not reflect, in mture yean. M ji t o '*'Mad* to Order MONTGOMERY WARD State* take* refqge in hidebound *VHh ram ’. PMIara I Pleas* ,^ v d salfitinan eaH on me in regards to t] i v I Mm Mg change that can ^ made, ‘‘mytha" and avoid* the realitiea at Tedaya Birthday ^ . ^0|^r* rtnger Pstrlc# Munssl w • • • foreign policy in the 1960a. \ ' rtikJi Lm i o f o u iito A i * □ Reftrlgerat^ □ lUnga other*. No ObUgatfon, j Ml WEfT BIDDLE TURNPIKE Thera M no kind of appr We are not auggeating thai Sen. Ful- J VINITIAN KINDS brlght la a Communiat, but liather that Thought for Today ehaatar, either from people I . thia buoinea* of cloaking ooa'q aelf with I n a m e j'*''...... ,t,,, I *J"*“ *«o of a Ipaa’s real Jbom the outaidA or from our old quotation* and comfortabi myth* ia TEL MS- IIS L AlOHWON ' ‘ ' , ■ \t, - / ./ I 2 t ; .-ti gareranaaf and appreMattoa of our own avwpfaody'a haaard. T a k n ^ l ‘ writ- I ara, for taathnea. — am7^” **y **• “0 ^ would ho *aaeeeee*aeeeeees«lee*ee*eeeeeeeeeee4ais6ee l\ MBBuwlQb arfMA ia tt SmilbMad ar UMKUf. •’FHIIlT'OOe'’-i ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■/ ■ t . fSS’lOPi st***aieiaiteae*eea\a«|ka BTATB a^ * a * /# eeeeeaee OPEN THURSDXY 2ND FRiDlY TO IPJL ‘ i • ’

MAMCBESTE^ IVENDfQ HBSRALD, MAWCmBSTTglh OQNN^ THURSDAY, MAY U, l y i

Mrs. Thakna Worttar RMaottt cf Manebaatar; a aiatar, Mrs. J F K Books ABBBd BIri Wall E ven ts BveCyn SHverwatch of Nawlng- Alaskans Await* Aid, ton; Biraa brottwra and ttirea News Tidbits Lula AnOorMUsanm srti Free Gifts! 1, ’s Of Extra Stamps!' Sensational Savings bar ttataia out cf afata. e Bestsellers BBWMWr Ml anmial Mfd waRc Funeral aervleas will be held the AP Wirafr ■aturday at 7 ajn. Member* In. S ta te tomorrow at the CMy Funeral Season to Rebuild and gnasts win meet at the D uM ChriatiUi lCUl«r, 67, By BID MfWDY apring aLHlghland Park, but ftem«rly of 162 fiMnc«r St, Home, lincotn, Maine. Ihe Taylor and Modeen Fu­ - AP Newafeatnrea Writer The chances for congreesiaa- ia the event of rain the waDi MO) dM jTMUnUy ftt kancheater By JOB BIOMT budget aapport to aqeot neral Home, 288 Washington NEW YORK (AP)—The big­ al action this year on health win be oaneeled. CiJPTIWOOUPOW •tanorial Hoapital aft^ a lonr e a rs fo r the aged are feataig ANCHfHtAOB, Alaska (AP)— ited. rovenus' toss and oparatloM of tfea fettewtag I Sam Sweet, official cap­ St., Hartford, la in charge of gest and best sellers in the pub­ Bbieaa. _ arrangemanta. rated higher on Capitol HIU Alaska is rising from the death mergency speading caused by tain of the spring census of BhonlliM atete parka:: Born Jn NanUcoke, Pa.-, on lishing Industry are books about with the report the House Ways and .destruction of her Good the quake. the Hartford Audubon 8o- ICaR^ 17, 1667, he had lived aaaat Reeky Noric, Mrs. Mary MacDoweB the life, timhs and assassination and Means Oommitiee is con­ Fridiy disaster. North Amerl- But the key to future recomry oioty, and Frederick Sweet 0 0 EXTRA STAIRK bera for 80 jeata. He was a re­ progress, he says, it change to Silver Saade and marwood Ik- Mrs. Mary Carter MacOowell, of John F. Kennedy. sidering components of a pos­ cs’s greatett earthquake. win be the leaden. Thoee tired maintenaaoe wt«ker from sible bill . . Diana Wynyard, There are' no mlraclea—only exlAng law to permit federal land. lOlUlallHh Pratt and Whitney, dlvlaion of 61, of Hartford,, died yeeterday They range from a thesia he planning to attend are re- in New England Deaconess Ho»> 88, one ef Britate’e greatest the resolute will of the Alaskan agencies to deal adequately with ipljlded to bring binoculars Oimpon good Moy 14 thra May 16, 1664. Tlhited Aircraft Coi®., Bast wrote as an imdergraduate at actresses end a top movie star people, their faith in the future, a disaster of the magnitude oC Hartford. Prior to Oiat ho pital, Boston, Maas. Harvard to the book that won and a bird book. Hotet Chocks StoUn Lbntt one ncenpnper eeiq)an to a family. She is the sister of Paul Carter in Hollywood In the 1980s, dies and generous support from fel­ the Alaskan experience. Children under 10 year! of TUs oeopon of no vnlne when nsed In oon- owned and operated Dan MUl- him a Pulltser Prise. One runs in London of a kidney ailment. low Americana Bxiating uncertalntiee ten HARTFORD (AJ*)— FiUce er'a PUUnff Station on Spencer and Sidney Carter, both of Man- only several hundred words and age muet be accompanied by tod a y are kMictaig fo r eenaaone Janetton with mnOeg eoepon except when chMter; Mrs. Marion Hewitt An East German trapeze It is taking time, money and heavily on homeowners wlioae Bt for many yeara fift hla sells by the tens of thousanda. houses .wwe destroyyi or heav­ an a d u lt wbo etole 80 effselH ftoaa the ringle purrhaiee total fl8J)6 or more. State and Mra. Esther- Tedfbrd, both artist who ors'wlcd a high ten­ hard w ork. Law: dgarettea, Beer and Fair Traded younger days he was well Some aell by the millions. Some ily damaged. For some, life sav- Diplemat Motor Hotet and of Manchester, and Mrs. Ruth sion line to West Berlin 17 The people, of this state, a Reena ezotaded flreni offer. Jcnown in this area as a square were written and rushed into ii^ are at stake. How can tiiey newspaper, tells of two tavsm cashed 81.676 w orth o f tfeaaoi be­ U M B SM T SMI Siedd of Bolton. months ago was lured hack hy pioneermg breed familiar irith danoe caller. print after Kennedy’s assassina­ Other survlvore include a his wife and Is now In a Bed the challenges of a frontier, afford a double mortgage—one owners given permission by the fore tha d eft oaina to light Ho Is survived by a daugh­ tion. Others had been written for a new home 'the omer on file prioee eaeoHre Hmra. daughter, a brother and three prison, a close relative sajrs . . have bent to the task. Oty OotracU to move their bars The thief signed the checks ter, Ifirs. Grace Palloki of Man- earlier and were rushed into re­ the house that waa diestroysdf grandchildren. Richard Keuter, Food for Peace MQch of the clean-up has into tha Uving rooms of their with the neme of John Hyder, eheeter; throe sisters, Mrs. Biva, print More are coming. The been accomplished. Businessmen eapiess concern Funeral services will be held director, ia expected to fly to bom se. hotel manager. 687MIDDU TPKE.IAST Hec^t of Allentown, Pa., and avalanche of books about Lyn­ Shattered cities are deejdy about surviving their setbacks. The famlUee are coming back Mrs. Annie Sterio and Mra tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the don B. J and orders 'Water, electricity and other conditiona have Improved. 11, waa captured today by Mid­ neral home tomorrow fttm 8 to The funeral of Alessandro were still coming in for about nedy was a much 'written about quake and seismic waves re­ utilities have been restored in main plainly irlsible, despite the For some, the disaster had an dletown poUce near hla home. • and 7 to 0 p.m. Canova of 126 Oak St. will be 88.000 volumes a week. Almost man. He continues to be so in moat at the disaster area Adtin^ir on a tip, the poUce held Saturday at 8:30 a.m. from death. clean-up and repair. o^iosite affect. all have been sold through mem­ through temporary repairs. "1 had thought of leaving be- spotted Good hiding under a m m o v E D Sovander Pieraoa the I«ber Funeral Home, 2000 ber newspapen of the news co­ The two battered skyscrap­ Water pipes and even hoses ers, the hulk thh J. C. Pen­ fenre,” said Arden Struts,'' 5 1 . porch. He surrendered volun- • Sevander Pleraon, 82, of Ash­ Hudson Blvd.. Union City, N. operative father than book ot have been placed above ground ney department store, the sunk­ dock worker at Seward. -^But te rily . t ley Falls, Maas., died yesterday J., 'With a M ass o t requlam at atores, which ia why the volume in many places. CERIAHNRREAR en 4th Avenue arba — ail can t^ way things have happened, Good, serring a term for ag- at the home of hla daughter, St. Anthony’s Church at 8. is not at the top on best Kller 12th Circuit In heavily damaged Valdes, atm be seen at Anchorage, the leaving now would be like de- gravaM aasaiut and wanted as Mra Merritt B. Pratt 145 Burial will be in Weebawken lists. Slightly more than 308,000 whire the utility zyatem was sa- irting a friend in time of Cemetary, Union Citv. copies have alao been sold over­ state’s largest city. verely ruptured, much of the a fugitive in North Carolina and Mountain Rd., OlaatiHihury. Tha Court Cases ■need/* Georgia, waa among four Had­ Friends may oall at the seas in Spfuii^, Korean, Japam Down the Kenai. Peninsula, city still without water and alec- n e r s o n s have been U'ving w ith There Is more to it than chal­ dam JaU hunatea who escaped LOAVES ■ Hobnea .Funend Hmne, 400 ese, Italian, Lhitch, Danish and the Seward waterfront remains trlclty. their daughter for the past five len ge, at eouree. Many '’home- Monday night. m onths. Main St, tmight from 7 to 9. Sw^lsh editions. MANCHBGrrER SESSION cluttered with twisted track, The waterfront hustness-indus- Western Publishing Co., which scattered railroad engines and trial areaa of Kodiak and Valdez owners with famUies just can’t The other three had been Mr. Piereon was bom in The dase of Donald G. Gag­ pack up and leave their joba Knared, Sweden. He was a M n. Frita Maganson printed "The Torch Is Passed,” blackened oil storage tanks— have been cleared of most of caught prevlouBly. Funeral services for Mra. siays the i»as5^gun is the larg­ non, 17, of 466 N. Main St., to­ the only remains of a once- their debris. and property. former plumbing and heating "Everything we have is right eontractor, and a member of Hulda L. Magnusen of 27A Blue- est they know of in terms of day was transferred to juvenile thriving railport industrial The survival of Seward, say here," says Arnrid Carter of Attack Bailsman Xaifayette Lodge of Masons, field Dr. were held yesterday units produced and sold In so court. He is charged with eenter. officials, has been assured by breaking and entering with Valdez, father of six chUdren. MERIDEN (AP) — Howard PORTERHOUSE STEAKSik.89« afternoon at the Holmes Funeral short a . period. And' throughout the dlsaaier the federal government's deci­ H artford. "W e’D stick it out and aee what Hausman’s caU for "major Besides his daughter, he la H izations in Now Hav*n and All Iteme at Everyday Low Prioee ence Holmqulat Pierson; two nuel Lutheran Church, officiat­ united P r^ International and charged on Feb. 4, after a break mony to the terrible force of the railport north to Whlttiar. place 16 yean without getting Service DeKea^esoen a tta ch ed ." Bridgeport has brouriit sharp tarotbers, August Isaacson of ed. Burial was in Elaat Cem e­ American Heritage. "Bhur into the Manchester Bowling nature. Anchorage, Seward, Valdaz retorts from OOP leaders In the R A C w I m pozebaae Nepea <' Ashley Falls and Oscar laaac- tery. Days" has also been distributed Gregn at 064 Cmter St. in The damage estimated from and Kodiak — which bore the That doesn't mean Alaska PASTRABO, Machine Sliced lb. 99c two predominantly Dehiooratic C A ira Priish KeUbaaa mm of Sweden; three grand­ Bearers were Ragmp: Lund- in hook stores through Simon whibh more than |150 was re­ the Maren 27 catastrophe con­ .brunt of the earthquakattdal Uka adversity, or that it fails to Corned Beef 69* bother them. cities. H om e style Egg a Potato Salad „ children and two great-grand- qui^, John Hallfo, ’ Henry and Sehuater. Sales total Just tinues at 8780 minion, a size­ wave damage — are all looking I Believe; RA Bwtww pondi. 1 Ib pkg. ported missing from vendlhg Hie earthquake and a per- ehlldren. Oruessner, James Daley.'Hcr- over two .m'llUon through UPI able portion of the 81.2 billion to urban renewal projects to Henry J. DoVlta, New Hav­ or Bloo Pudding ■>. 48o 9 U E a UB Hygrade’a SUrieoa Mta machines. T ^ cpmpanimis ristmit series of after-shocks Private funeral services will man Schmalts and Paid Qruesa- papers and broadcasting stations have been hound over to Hart­ value of private property in the clear their now-blignted areas en’s OOP town riialrman, called dlom Franba ha held at the Holmes Funeral ner. and an additional 380,000 to date ■tate. The official Alaska death and rebuild. left their mark ,on many of Hauamen’e qieech last night Dairy Department ford Superior Court. them. Doctors and payeUatrists i n A Ground Beef — 49* Home, 400 Main St, at the oon- via book stores. The latter figure The projects could qualify lor "a malicious, indireot attack" Robert Green, 45, South count has been put at 116. 4 R Ewfpw with poroh. 1 n> pkg-. venlence of the family. haa put "Four Days" atop the 76 per cent federal aid. said soms peoide boeiuno ner­ (HI Republican State Chairman M OTT« Reg. 79e lb. £ 3 E a I i B AU Vartetlee Oapitol Windsor, was arrested this There has been ‘little actual - nwra win be no ndnflcUon best seller list for a reconatructiem so far — nearly Anchorage ia conaidaving a vous, tense and apprehansive. A. Searle Pinnay, whom Hqus- REAL SHARP Fenne Gold Cute hours. NATO to Mediate number of weeks. A press run of morning on a charge of brearii six weeks after the disaster. 860-million plan that would But the rate of after-shocks man la trying to unseat of the peace, He was presented WOMAN'S WORID CHEESE R>. O t C j|R.ST0RE RAKERY 40.000 in a Dutch versioh haa It takes time to plan for the transform damaged areas into has slacked off, and Alaskans A. Edward Sandula, ‘former HE EwRaw with poroh. 1 lb. pkg, in court and |100' bond wbls^ set are regaining their confidence. Z 9 EX u B Hygrade’a BMiJraa Infant Byan Cyprus Dispute been ordered. rebuilding of cities, even when, parks and parkli^ facilities and OOP town chairman of Bridge­ Shop-Rite. Reg. 31c. OTaa u f v r v g g iw a u . w o n x » > WAFFTN'G—Karen 8. Ryan, Life magazine printed three for court appearance May 26. SB in Alaska now, the planners shift the central businesa core T erry, the shoe clerk a t AU' port called the H ausm an FMuiha chorage, talks about moving C rew Cheese 8 ox. pkg. A # C hifaat dauibior of Mr. and Mrs. (ODBttmied from Page One) million copies of a memorial Oreen 'was arrested following have been doing months ot slightly to the south. tttoach “the last gasp of a man ...AT M O m Gary Ryan of Olastmibury, died Kennedy edition . com bining a ocmplaint from a Burnham work in weeks. Valdez, where s hulk of the back to the 14-story apartment; making a do or dia gamble on BELT-AWAY yaaterday at Hartford Hoapital. America and Asia, tiie foreign their issues of the assassination St. resident that a prowler was Even if the {dans were com­ homes and buildi^s were dam­ Harry Johnson, 89, ex-miner at winning the leadership of the and funeral of the late presi­ in.the area. Green waa expect­ aged or destroyed and geologists Seward, says "We can’t fail SEAFOOD DEPARTMENT Ittte w as the g ra n d d a u ^ te r o f mlniatera succeeded only in de­ pleted and the money available, Oonnectlout Republican party.” COFFEE CAKE ea.' Fresh Pan-Ready Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ryan of dent A total of 2.88 million cop­ ed to post bond this afternoon. which is not" the case, there have warned (rf an unstaUa soil now after going through fining their differences. ies has sold to date and Life ex­ foundation, ia planning to mova much." And Hattie Allen, TO, Hausman. rriio is seeking the ^ It certainly lotdu like a Wfunan’s woitd at Mott’s. Onr tremendous BAKED ON THE’PREM m » FLOUNDER FILLETS Ib. 99C 666 loner Rd. Howard Warnock, 63, no cer­ 'would be other obstacles to any state chalrmanahip with the The members of the North At­ pects to sell out the special edi­ the entire town four miles away. her hair In plncurlen and wear­ displays o f free Cannon towols add a certain feminine touch. Other survlvora include a tain address, was convicted of immediate start bn the Alaskan support of former chalnnan brother and her maternal grand­ lantic Treaty Organisation took tion. vagrancy and sentenced to 60 reconstruction. Seward has developed a pro­ ing boots, returns to Valdes to Look magainze also put out a posal that would put a park in Edirin H. May Jr., ^>ok« be­ parents. comfort from the fact that they days in the Hartford County The short Alaska construction find the downstairs of her'home It 8 ^ 8 as though we’vo reached both the heart Snd pocketbook memorial Kennedy edition but its low-lying waterfront area a water-logged mess, with the fore the Meriden town ooih- ^ Prlfvate burial aervlcea will be were still united in their resolve JaU. season does not begin until aft­ mittee, asking thair backing in with our free Cannon towel giveaway. Of course Cannon is a won­ O v— V « « i held at the convenience of the to resist Communist aggression declined to disclose sales. er the spring thaw this month. and shift its major industrial sea aven in a can of coffee. Tw o Kennedy books w ere hl|;h Paul Ouellette, 16, Rockville, section across ResurreoUon Bay But this la where her home his campaign. derful ’iiame” and everyone knows their reputation for quality. fu n fly . in Burope, the aim that brought was presented tai court on a Cities Uke Anchorage,Seward I Extra Fine Granulated I The Benjamin J. OaUaban Fu- am ong sales totals tor 1963. One to firm ground. and her friends are, she aay I hope you enjoy our anniveroaiy proSoit to you. Save every week them together 18 years ago. But charge of violation of proba­ and Valdes alao must await the uneral Home, 1608 Main St., unity was lacking in their poli­ was "Profiles in Courage," Ken­ Additional reccoatruction may and that Is where one must b Wiiu Rehearing for a complete set. tion where bond of |500 .was results of soil tests to deter­ Bast Hartford, la in charge of cies toward communism outside nedy’s own Pulitzer Prize win­ be necessary as a result of a HAR’TFORD (AP) — A Flo­ set. mine what can be built, if any­ actangHBents. Bnropa, ner. Loin; a top seller after pub­ massive tilting of tiie earth, rida man, doecribed p f the lication m the 1680s it had gone thing, In areas adiare g^oglsts Fm glad we were able to amuige our big Tender IVlm steak sale ' 'nda was the conference bal­ 'He wns unable to post the have warned of landslide haz­ leaving sunkan eoastal aroas Public Records courts as an Indigent and sen­ SHOP-RITE Pure Cane Beott ance sheet: through SO printings. It sold amount, so was sent to the ards. exposed to periodic flooding tenced to state prison last year, for this weekend—just in time for the beginntag tA the outdoor “fantastically well" after the POUND On NATO’s organisation— State Jail at ToUand to await Major rebuilding Is being held from high tides. haa won a rehearing <» the re­ oooking season. Remember your Blott tnoat manager or any of Cyril Beott 68, of Arlington, assassination in November, ac­ There are soma txight spola French President Charies de trial next TXieaday in Roclcville. up in Anchorage until the land view of hla-sentence because he , father of RuaseU Beott of cording to Harper T Row, the in the recovery story. Fred T. BUah Jr. and Eteanor Ws people will be happy to help you with your qweial request. Oaulle remains resolved to re­ John H. Ranhan, 33, Bronx, has thawed and settled. The was denied oounsel at the ori­ BAD Himtar Rd., died Tuesday at publizhera. The economic Impaot a^oy H. BUsb to Fbadoriok T. BUah sist the pocdlng of national N. Y., waa competed oit in tox i­ city fears the thaw foay trig­ ginal review session. Ms hom e. Harper is not releasi^ fig­ not be aa greAt aS feared at IH and Maty B.' BUsli, property SUGAR forces into an integrated whole. cation and sent to Hartford ger more slides, upset founda­ Ifott’s stores ars beatttIfnUy dseoratsd f«r our 81st anniversary He is alao aurvlvad by a ures but Publisher's weekly first. a t 9 L aurel S t Jamas B. PuUen of Miami, daughtar. Foreign Minister Mauirice Gouve County Jcdl for 6 days. tions and cause additional Fla., wbo was oonvloted of 14 ■ale. If you’ve never shopp^ at Mott’s—this is the weekend to de Murvllle made idaln that notes "ProfUea” was third be­ H e w as arrested In B a st The Alaska Chamber of Oom- Funeral aervlcea and burial hind "Security Is a Thumb and dam age. counts of obtaining money under start. France stands four-square be­ Hartford this morning after he mefee says 90 to 96 per cent at Florence Post to S. WUHam took placa in Arlington today. a B lanket" fo r 1963 which sold Finally, Alaskans are waiting the'state’s salmon industry is falae pretenses In Litchfield Su­ hind the alliance's political alms was found slewing cn the grase to see what aid they can expect Dromaon and Irens M. Brom- 386.000 copies. Harold Lasky’s unimpaired; possible 78 per son, property on N. Elm St. perior Court last year and sen­ but he does not like its military in front of a Burnside Ave. from the federal government. Ginmar N. Scott "JFK-tbe Man and the Myth," cent of the king crab and shell­ O nnowtUna L opee t o Ohieeppe tenced to from two and one half Gunnar N. Scott, 75, o f 444 organisation. hom e. This is still the biggest uncer­ a critical hook on the late presi­ fish industry is operational, and Lopea property at 46-46 Spruce to nine years, won bis appeal W. 28rd St., New Torii City, On trading witii Oommuniat In other cases, the following tainty, the type and extent of before Judge Frank OoveUo. S A V E iia Oiha—The Britlah and French dent, was No. 4 for the year in such basic industries as lum­ S t True Roaster Fresh Flavor I \ formerly of Manchester, died in nonfiction even though it was fines were levied: David C. assistance to come from Uncle Judge Covello ruled that as stood firm on their right to Bock, 29, Glastonbury, operat­ Sam — the beneVolent patron bering, pulp, mining and pe­ Joseph acegttotti and Fban- New .York Monday. withheld for a time after the as- troleum were virtually undim- an Indigent PuUen was entitled trade freely in nonstrateglc ing on unregistered vehicle, who controlled Alaska until ooka SoagUottt to Enoe Breaao, He was bom in Sweden March eassination. aged. The tourist trade also is to court-ap^inted oounsel at the \ 82,1880 and came to Manchester goods despite the U.S. boyc^ 818; Joseph Giamhra, 18, New statehood In 1989 and continues property on Pariimr At of the Oastro regime. Other al­ Harper has put out a special expected to be mdilndered. review hearing and that, aince In lOOe. He. was employed as a edition of "Profiles" with a London, 8100, operating a mo­ to play a dominant role In her Marriage Ijeamee be was advised he wduld have Reg. er Drip \ lied countries, including Canada development. There should be enough Lasrranoe Veto RampeUini, weaver in - Cheney Broe. until foreword by Atty. Qen. Robert tor vehiode without a Uoansci equipment, boate and canneriaa, to provldf hla own lawyer or X 1080 when he went to live in Norway and Holland, alao are The Oongrese, acting in almost New.Britain, and AMoia Ann oiqiosed to economic boycotts. F. Kennedy, the late president’s Gall Janusakiewicz, Coventry, say fisheries officials, to har­ drop his appeal, tha hearing Mew York. He was a veteran of brother. A newspaper account driving left at intersection, 818; unprecedented speed after the Blanobfleld. U White St, St. was Ulegal. X But they are limiting their deal­ earthquake, voted 880 m illim i in vest the bulk o7 the fieh crop Bridget’s Churoh, May 86. POUHD World War I. said 100,000 copies had .been Daniel S. Rovero, 26, Putnam, this year desptte a 8i5-milli(m He leaves four brt>thers, David ings with Cuba to cash and car­ disaster relief to help repair the BaOHng Varmiti ry, with government-backed printed of this edition. Proceeds 833. speeding; Helen Gamimi, loss la vessels and processing HONOH DEAD CUBIC J. Scott, San Diego, Calif., utilities, roads and other pubUc To UAcR Houaing Ootp. for credits ruled out. of a deluxe edition are going Glen Rock, N. J., 818, ^meding. plants. HAMDBN (AB>)— The Rev. Biner 8. Scott. East Hartford, focilities. Mre. Michael Dwonfn, for oon- COPPBE On the U.S. plea for allied for the Kennedy Memorial Li­ Oontinued to May 21: Theo­ Bruoe Kkmder, who was ac­ Ragnar Scott, in Sweden, I'var The Alaska Legislature pro­ Unemployment haa lacreaaed ■truotlon of a dweUlng at 266 support in South Viet Nam- brary Fund. dore Bleaeing, Bast Hartford, to 9,200 workers, or 12.8 per cidentally crushed beneath a Scott, of Manchester; a aister, Random House is one of the allowing n dog to roam. vided a 880-miliion bond luue. Ludlow Rd., 136,000. Most NATO nations that m l^t Other aid has come from the emit of the 78,000-man worlr bulldooer during a eivU rights Mrs. Signe Furuston of Sweden. ^ve material aid appeared to publish^ firms that haa re­ To UiUl Housing Ooep., for Funeral services will be held leased salea figures. Within a milltaryi acorea of state and force. But clean-up la providing ooostcuotkm ef a dwriUu at demonstration in Oevslmd last be still pondering the lasue, and 600 Radar Arrests federal agencies, private relief some jobs and the beginning of month, was honored laM right n tn l.-ln .ik i. HHTIST Saturday morning at 11 a.m. no great response seemed like­ month of publication it has sold 167 Mountain Rd., 816,000. at the Watkins West Funeral 108,668 e o p e s o f Jim Bishop’ s orgaidzationa, aister cities, la­ the construction and flahtng tra the Human Relatkm Ooun- ly. The French, who advocate seasons should pick up slack. To Sherwood drole Inc., for Home, 142 E. Center St. The "A Day in the Life of President HARTFORD (AP)—8Ute po- bor unions, churches and busi­ oonetruotton of .has print­ be operating on all main lation ean afford. The “ V aldes HMrthqijualte Cteova, whose daughter Mra. Divinity School—(he Hew. Mr, day at Hartford Hospttsd. poned tmtll Jtme 1, the ootnmie- ed 180,000 copies of "The John ariaries for the rest of the sum' Bgan says ha hopes Congress I B ugle,’ mimeographed sheet Am Reymander, ia a meml^ Robert A. Splvay, ehaplala of Bom In Lee. Maine, she lived sloner announced today. F. Kennedys-e Family Portrait” m «r. rill provide the slate .with that replaced the towB’a of the orgaaliation. wntam s OoUege. ibere until moving here four The postponement which ia by photographer Mark Shaw. MU m m if MU months ago. the second thus far, was “John F. Kennedy-Presldent" Advertisement— She is survived by two sons, brought about by the fact that by Hugh Sldey, u^ated after Gary Knights of Manchester one of the tecbniciana who will the assassination, sold 8,000 cop­ and Dalton Knights of York- siaatst in the teat la ill and wHI ies in January, reports Athene- 6 7 ‘ 35< STEAK AND C0RN.!.DEllCI0US I town. Va.; three daughters, not be available before June 1 um, the publisher. Mrs. Janis Lancester and Miss The test la gearded to deter­ Benjamin Bradlee wrote a Mn Dkpnlt F U ta r o f t h e SEASONJ Freah, tender, woU-SlIed ean of New Florida June Knights, both of Manches­ mine the atamlna of amaller au- memorial of Kennedy in News­ Oora nulled freeh to Mott etoree at the peak of goodneoe. Treat y'.1 :yaara, haa left tha Whits House to write a book. Arthur Schlea- inger Jr., another epeciaLi Thg Con'nggticut l«nk & Tnut Company goffiially Invltaf all ManAkaitar vafark fa vliif fhair main affUaa CHAMBER OF ^OMMERCE ant, is also to ^ te an ac 'of the Kennedy yeara. af 893 Mfin Straaf fo viaw fha modal of tha propotad NorfK End Ranawal Prefaef. Tha Connaaflgiit lank & ^ LEAOUE OF WOMEN VOTfiRS Kennedy’s press secretary, DOUBLE S&H STAMPS EVERY WED Pierre Salinger;' has combined Tnttt^ Cojn^ay whasa North Ead Iranch it lecafad ad{aaaat f4 tha pra{aat wM taka an aativa part In haipinf thtth a hm aocaaH iig nswam an. to craata a battar tomorrow hi North Manchaiftr. i : ' ^

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Bdton, after a two-car accident Balloon Signals Hall’s Gmdttion at about 4 pan. at Pine and Cadette Scouts_ Hlgh.Sts,, waa dU d for raeklasa CASH H ia BaltinKH^ Fftir, Said Comfortable driving, and hw case wW be Hold Chidleiige LomI Plant preeentad in Manchester CSroult SIRVICfi Court 13 aeeaion on June 1. Stx-yeu-old RandaH Hall of Oadette GUrii SoouU o f the TPP or BOTTOM Limds in Town PoUoe said that Mlaa Sher* ■ass 88JS Oa SIS ChUlew P m 90 Bent text minor leg and forehead injuries. Representatives fron| each /' m ney Aircraft. School I W , June 8, 1964. tion, and was placed in the ape- Both vriiicles had to’ be towed "Please null this card rislit cia) care aection of the ward, a district have helped plan the lY ie fuel oeNa, which oomnert from the accident scene, police event, and each of these grot^w away. The sender is a t«lth hospital spokesman said. said. chemical enargy dlraoUy lato Walk Sdiool student easer to have eeleoted a girl to r^weeent electrical aneigy, are b e ^ de» Pollcs aald the aixident, one No injuries nor arrests, but the district on ^ council levei. learn where her balloon has of three inveati^ted by ^llcc some minor vehicular damage velcped and mamif aeturad at a gone as pu t of a science experi­ yesterday, occiured when Idrs. Mrs. Oharlea Kelly has been in new 60,000 square feet building J ment concerning air currents. was reported in a two-ear acci­ charge of the planning board Irene Talbot of 64 Benton St., dent which occurred shorUy on dovernor'B Highway. lHa Ttlank you for cooperating with driving along Benton St., for the challenge fo r Min- \ Tender Haverful Pot Roasts - All Cut building la being leased h f this project” And the card was after 6:30 last night at N. Main nechaug District. stopped on the'west side of the St. and f>epot Sq. Compare — we repeat: United Aircraft. ConetnietieB signed "Victoria Rhinehart" Mreet facing north against Cadettes who Mrved on the From Heavy Western Steer Beri of the building waa started kwt Victoria will receive her card district board include Janet traffic, in front of M Benton UAO INCOME UP year by private laUreeta. very shortly as. Mrs. Sheffield St. to deliver flowers and talk Rush, T^roop 613; Candy Jcrfin- You Just can’t beat in mid-summer when the fha> maUiled it llTSt| thing this mom- to a neighbor. She then start­ EAST HARTFORD (APJ— Bbn, Troop 10; Dorothy Mori- United A ircraft Ooip. has re­ ' equipment Is liistaBed the Ing ed. up and struck the left side arty. I k o ^ 621; Lo- firm w ill employ aome 600 per- of the toy c u as the child ported net income of 86,>18,198 mag^o, *nro 666; L^nn d V : First National maatl for the first quarter of 1964. aona. came into her path. The Rail kin. Troop 640; Nancy Jc^mson, •Town Manager Teny V. th is compares with 83,739,363 Troop 824; BaiharaL«ng, Troop IW V O IVH Fine Art Picks boy was removed to the hos­ Spreitkel commented that Bm pital by ambulance. for the same period in 1963, the 810; Martha WilsM, troop company said yesterday. The 806, all of Manchester, aud Ruth " new plant ip a welooma addi­ Mrs. Talbot was cited for -J Slate Tomorrow failure to. drive In a right hand income waa equivalent to 88 St. Arnauid, Troop 810 of Glaa- tion to the oommunity.” Ha lane, and a court date eras aet coits a share o f common stock, tonbuiy. Nancy Johnson repre- A NEW ENGLAND said, *”I1m town la k > o k ^ fo r. Howard F. Orady of Hartford, for May 35. up from 52 cents for the first salted the district on the ooun- FAVORITE SINCE 1892 National ward to assisting In nutkJng tha transition as smooth M pos- m win present a “Portrait in Oil” Misa Marie A. Sherwood of q w rter of 1968. , a ett JevM. ORBEN after the meeting and L C n rA M P S j siple and a successful opandhn election of officers* tomorrow at Stores of the plant.” 8 pjn. of the Manchester Fine Ih e area off Oovemoris Mgli* Art Association at Whiton Au­ way la one at the town’s prime ditorium. Pictures of the month Industrial aroas and h «i been w ill be chcaen. Refreshments improved by tha town to faelll- w ill be served. The event la tate location o f new hidUBtty. open to the public. This is the propoiiwd looatUm Orady has studied with Louis 7 F O T B O A S T S SAVE ONCE.S. for a plant to be conatnieted Orr, Hartford artist and etcher; LB BonoM neuND Cantor Cut by Raynon, Inc. The ptaat wig the late James Goodman Mc- be located on part at a 88 aera Magnus, landscape artist; the STEAKS late Walter Kordner, and has tract of land asst cf Mt • at S A V E 'T W IC r Gknramor’a Highway. taken a course at the Famous A rtist School o f’ Weetport. STIAK BOASTS Plans for the plant sag tee ,The artist has been commis­ 8 9 the InetaMaticn at a tlures-inM- TepReuND Hon v(^ electron aooelerator sioned to psdnt portraits of TOP ROUND - * many famous persons including usM to produce radiatian an- Miss Marlon Anderson, Presi­ ergy without radioactive me., dent Dwight Eisenhower, and terlal. The eompany will also Ostrom Enders Sr., chairman of OVIN BOASTS LB 8 9 * provide radiatlM pinniailiig the board of the Hartford Na­ Mannequins That Walk and Talk FACE RUMP CUBE and analytical aervloeo to com- tional Bank. paniee In basic materials, eleo- Members of the association tronkss, pa39. or convalescents. Those tatereet- Manchester, sponsoring organ- Mrs. Vernon R. Muse and Mrs. Dempsey fo r not calling quar­ BACK RUMP •s, V ed in the use of tha bed may MTSxai IN dtASa teatlon. ’R ie show w ill begin st Timothy Donovan, co-chairmen, terly cabinet meetings. Piimey ■ACK SAY \ LB contact Mrs. Janice Sterrart NORWALK (AP) — A 38- 8 pm . at Second Congregration- have announced that proceeds said the meetings are required Siiced Bacon 57. Ml Foster Bt., auxlhary prosl- year-ohl Darien man was killed al Churrii. from the show will benefit area by state law to be held at least dent, after 6 p.m. or any aud- today in an auto accident on the Mrs. Lindsay is wearing a charities. Mrs. Kenneth McAl- every three months. I>empsey CHECK HERE ... for Great Values on Famous Brands I LB Sfcinlass Frankfurts biotwo 2 lbba PoUee also said they were in­ candy-striped dress in the to require a meeting of the Z vestigating the possibility that Mrs. Frank J. Conway, Mrs. ever popiUar shirtwaist style cabinet.” Dempsey maintains he GSAwarded Platcente may have been hit by Benjamin Rouleau', Mrs. An­ LO nCA^ 10OZ ! H N A S T U with s cardigan neckline and complies with the law by meet­ Skinless Frankfurts 57c a vehicle after being thrown to thony Pond, Mrs. S. Steven Sut­ Nabisco DOOMS \ PKGS Sterling Salt "<= 10* Buddig’s M ix or M atch Salel To Mn. Carlson the paivement long sleeves. ton and Mrs. Fred Geyer. ing with cabinet oMcers In- Fashions fo r the show w ill be Tickets will be available to dlridually. J Brown N' Serve Sousoge SPUM Y'S S-OZ PKG 49c ANT AND d i l u x i c o m o x Smokod The OoonecMont Valtegr QM 13-OZ CAN 3 ber of ofaoral seleetiana durtan 2-LB 3-OZ LB -X M-QT14-OZt C H A S I 4 SANIOm f Sf dinner. They were aoeompanled CAN ^ Full of Sweet Juicy Flavor h^ Mrs. ReJph Maocarooe, who Hl-C Drinks 3^^°CANS 89* v O l T B C INSTANT . 15c Deal Pack | Itniinn Tomntoes »»pM»'^cAr39* helped train the gdee club. The Grape, Orange, Fruit Punch, Orange-Pineapple (dub was inaUtuted by M ra R ID i t e i C8 L0 PKG 19* Ohariee KeUy and M n . Anton 1-LB12-OZ T om atoes Intawlc, oo-ieaden of the troop. Bonus Stamp Specials! CANS Memiben at Troop 090 who Friend's Benns 2 aMf^55‘ r Sieoet Com naiiDA oaiDiN FOR aang in the chorus Inohide Jen­ EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS 39* nifer PoweU, Deborah Faridoid. T t X A i — Rich in A POnaTO a iC A N — RcfrMhing TrocI Betsy Richmond, Suoan W at- with Ona FINAST 14-bZ 1 ^ , Barbara and Kate KeHy, Corrots 3 eiuos 25c lACH Ketchup BTLS *®® Pineapple 2 9 c Marrtia ^eim ert, Briveatlne and 1 P A K A L — Solid Stellu > Oarolyn Johnuon, Barbara Jo BLUEBERRY PIE WAtHOKiTON STATl - Extra Fancy Rcbb, Cathertae MacrrarotieL Celery juiwao 2 29c Apples W W NSAP 3 4 9 c Donna Sylvia. k 1937, Mtrgant Rudkin baked her first loaf of f \ You can see the creamy color that whole milk and EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS 1-LB Also, Ann Phillip, Sharan Pepparidge Farm Bread. Ibday k contiimes to / butter give Pepperidge Farm Bread. You can taste -with aithaf e< lha lollowmg Ln Choy BEAN SPROUTS CANS' WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLIES Meldrum, Mary Lou CopelaniL the good flavor of Spring wheat that’s slowly IN THE PRODUCE SECTION OF ALL OUR SUPER MARKETS Kathy Krause, Dtora MdCacthy, Idciigiit loveri of good bread. Bccaosa ka /!rm- ^ Finost English Muffins Donna Lawrence, Jaoquellna b^ed. You caqtven taste the gentle awMmess of hotuy. Hartln, R^th UtUng, Janet An- HMm$d and hamrty MMmf—not bland and tasteleas. Flnost Gihg«rbr«od ^uore 3-OZ dersrtn, PatricU LeMard, Lynn CANS Curkin, Sue Stardeprde and EXTRA S&H .iS R E E N STAMPS Noodles Paula ganohinl. / Ai«a adult volunteen that wHh any 'Bfiha following _ served on the planning commit­ Finest English Muffins 't-LB tee for the banquet Include Mn. sections hhast CANS <*yo r ” garden Herbert Boehner aiMl Mrs. Nor­ . Finest Banana Donuts Grnpefruit ■ 2 man L a n ^ both o f Manches- tsr, and M n . Henman Petenea Finost Irish Raisin Broad of Bolton. 5‘* D w 8a a # A t h in SPAGHim or ILBOW MACABONI 3 LB i | i | C ■ ■ I I I K iI p Buy 2 Poundi at Regular Price-Get an Extra Pound for 1e PKG-SB^4 ' Than jutt isn't any finat quality than "Yor^ Gardan i : . So Group to View ^ ' \ Fioischmann's ‘ Baker's F-a b F1 o r i e n t PBINCI SFAGHim SAUCE MUT, MUaHtOOM, HAM M.or M l 41c etoek your frtoxot now . , . and roally tavol CORN OIL MARGARINE VANIUA EXTRACT DETERGENT HOUSEHOLD DEODORIZER Film on Safety .1 ■ p t 141 PKG 4 3 c Crape Jelly'»'Af^2 «,1 89* Peas •"' SS' *" 2 ciKs 37* The Town Safety OdoimitteA ^^M5cBTL tS^85c 36c‘?{?86c 7-OZ CAN 59c PEAS FRENCH FRIES oonsisti^Tg of reprem tatlvee at Sweet, Tender, FlavorKd Regular or- Crinkle Cut • all town departmenta will view Peanut Batter'iNAtr'i^ii'65* Brown Bread***«*2 33. 1 the movia "The /Safeet Tewn- Feppcridge Farm White Bread now comes in a Buy this big a-Ib. loaf of Pepperidge Farm Bread 10-OZ ^ A c ahlp A n y w h er^ udicn they Ajax Dynamo Ajax Action 9-o z ^ A c meet on May ^ twu^lb. Family Loaf. Enough slices for 17 sand- at your grocer’s. Mail both end labels, plus the Dried Beans 2 mss 35* Dried Peas 2 PKGS 29. PKGS j h y CLEANSER LIQUID DETERGENT PKGS N V J F The film p^turee a “typloar 3 wichdk.Tliis bread gives you vitamins Bj and Bj. coupon below, and you’ll receive toward a LIQUID CLEANER DRY BLEACH MkMgm Pm , Yellow Eyo, Rod Kidney Roby lima, Whole White, Whole Green, Green Split, American Unvn, whoae peopls _____ Colilornio Pm , Sorloy______2 4 ______Yellew Spli'______7 4 Niaaiu. Procaio. IroiL It it autritiout for all your family. pound of butter. (Sorry.only onecoupooper family). )l4-OZ are made aware of the fact that 12-OZ the aafetv and aaourity o f their .CANS 31*!“.S '23c ‘3 9 c’"bT 7 5 c^ 39c’n r 7 1 39c “.Jr 75c Orcinge Juice CAN ty could IMt be taken / for grated. Toym Safety Director Oeorga Red C a p Kleenex DIIUBLE W. ^ U io tt has ischerhiled tha R i n s o RI n s o Mixed Vegetables nlMtlng for 10 ajp. at the Bast REFRESHJt TABLE NAPKINS tde Rec, and h u announced CLIP COUPON-SAVE 25< ON A POUND OF BUTTER' BLUE DETERGENT BLUE DETERGENT 10-OZ tat the results (M( last month’s 1', liX T R A ^ y t Inspection o f town) vehicles w ill Brussels Sprouts - pXgs wfacn you buy Pe(^>enclge Fanii Bread in the B ig Fam ily Loaf. 4 0 Z STL 5 5 c PKG OF SO 27c LGEPKG 3 5 c , _ __ GREEN STAMPS be revealed and discussed im> GIANT PKC 8 • ^ .. 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. > ' 1 ■' »' 'l’: ' ', 1'. ; 7^’' ^ / ViMAfOtJRTEEir ji! persenael, thg board voted to Dotty Whs* A 8raai"aiikaevm ertgU last MAHCHESTER TOMORROW tha boara^intention. adopt new potottau moamawad- Slight was anttogulalisd bafora Chamber to Oppose To Retain Walking Lqnit team bast Bm O fluLtm a , In Hospital PorcherwN||M that it would od by Uguori with the pnwl- it eottld esuaa aay antonalva ba aducstlonal^ dangsrous to slan that adequate Job daaorip- 11 to 7 last tig b t at tha Bd ton Daisy floMTBob Robtoaen damage to a barn at tha Rob- ■ffsetiVS at T k.m. tomor­ tit tlM boMd tit wta'^tkKi Ucuorl modlflcd hla r»- move Grade U oat of MandMn- tiaoa together with salary lae- ter and that the toard had a onmisildatkma ha pmssntidi at pltobod 10 atriko outs and Jolm artaon Bebed ptayground eff Review row. Itasaall St., at Mata qmtirm m M lest Bight that ttMy quMt to a mile l ^ l t for elemen* tary and a mile and a half for moral obligation to dppoM Ks the next board aionlim, Gisnopokais Mt a honMr ftor M. BdMd B t ■L. will be blockad oft to ware aet la favor a t any change original decision. ' ^ A OasB n i elbrk will be hired the Daily. I r ^ c , the drat of saysral aecondaty students, with cer­ Bighth Distriet firenMn an- VOTE YES The Manchester Chamber of Commerce has gbM on traffle changes to the Man- May Soon Go Honie hs 11m walking distances to The whole subject s t a r t s to tor the etanentaiy seliool, to tain areas considered hasardoua awared a 10:01 pju. atUl alarm ehsstor Memorial Hoepltal seboola After a motion by John He said that transportation is a talk between nrst Selectmda. work Blx-and-a-half hours a day W arrantss dssde: 'Wffllam record as opposing the proposed charter changes re|i4' Richard Mdrra and Uguori two erith all school vacations tM Lash to Antbony Amantano, and had the btaun out within area for asvoiwi days dur­ lieOfenfek at the board meet- a siseable item in the biiditot, mtantea. The batn, which NO. 2 Ing to the tenure and removal of the general maiiaferi At hospitals all across the country, this weak ii heUif which be has been working on, weeks ago. At that Urns Uguori a « c ^ for a wssk bsfors.aehool lot .on IVandi Rd.; Hops R. wid concerning a mandatory two-year revieir. of hia ing conatructlon and taVtag h v ttuit the status quo be msin- opens and after school dosss, at houeee ptaygraand and other 'of new water. pipes along celebrated as National Hospital Week. Becaupc it ea- and that, with his original pro­ ssUmated that a savings of 9K ,- ttobarta to Doris H.' Loventhal, equipment ef tha T6mn a t Man- poet tatnsd Ow present policy was 000 would be realist minus a salaty.of $2^000. TIm present Mato and Haynes 8ts.v Po­ c^passee the anniversary ecialisU and facl]ltlez Uguori ixesented to the lic worlu and that the board ning of May $0. opposing those two questions, him at tha whim of adiatever ary t ^ f i c .patterns, -it was apita of his youth,. the dedica­ transportation at $1,000. Tltere Boltoa oom^mndent. Oame- ona doaan rolls, valued at $1.50, politioal pnrty to in power.” and great amounts of time and board a modification of his orig­ was not pushing for sidewalks. are 45 pupils now in Grade 10, Arranged by Ait toatruotor weB Toung. tiiepheae Mg-SML ware taken front the cafetirla to also opposing qusstion 4, tion and akill of the hospital effort must be involved.” inal recommendation that ele­ Ltguori had suggested that the at a total tuition cost of $28,850. Donald Mkcaiuley> tha exhibit which would take from the gen­ The Chlunber has endorsed all ataff and the hospital faculties mentary puirils walk a mile and money saved on transportation contains a variety of the work eral manager all righta and qf the other propoeed riutrter F<» example, Mie said the boy Transportation costs he esti­ BAT7KR OODLD BE R|OHT ^ - ..e r s have woody stems brought to hew in treating him has received more than- 40 pints a half and secondary pupils be used for school access walka mated at $2,000. of students to ktadargarten powera of appointing mnhbera changes, "Including the murii split the stems several ‘toch- somehow help him realize the BALTIMORE (AP) — "Yogf nesded positions of -town plsn- of blood and has bad 45 eep* walk two miles. He said that Mrs. Caaire Warfel added thalL MoCarrlCk, who was opposed through Grads 8. Berra has the toughest Job to to town agcaiciea, boards and. e i from the bottom. They will meaning of "hoapital” with a this was the state board of edu­ sidewalks over lonely routes to.bringing the students back, The pieturss are liung to the commissions, and would plaefi nsr and ifirtotor a t 'public ^ able to get more water and wisdom far beyond his years. arate operations to e ekin baseball,*’ saya Baltimore Oriole Penonal Notion grafts. Involved in Ms case cation standard but that he had were not the answer, to which said he Just wanted to make the main oorridor tit the sohod and M anam Hank Bauer w1u> play­ them exclusively in the hands of works." . ' , -~ wtU, tost longer. The full force of Manchester recatved no oallB from towns- Porcheron agreed. The motion comment that tha whole discus­ may ba aeen sdiool days from the board of dirisCtors. Memorial’s facilities' and mod­ have been a durgeon, a consult­ peopl# favoring the plan. ed with Berra 12 years on the ing jRirgemi, a p^iatriclan, to table was made by George sion showed that people are be­ 9:80 to 8:80 and next Wednes­ Tanksea. •*U he ftalahes ,ase- In Bfemoriam The chamber’s objectiem' to ern ihedlcai techniques have nw eonatablea had alao sent Banks and voted unanimously. ginning to realise that it will day aysntog aa part of the PTA this change to based on tha ba>: played'a part in epeedlng hia dozens of nurses, operating and ond,*' reasons Bauer, "everybody recovery room, laboratory and n letter to the board saying that Harold Smith was asked by coat lees to educate Children to program. fUl aay be did a lo u ^ Job. U I la leiriBS memory at Oasaisea lief thpt ~'lt would permit polh recovery. traffle conditions were not such Bolton. Veaeo, wto passed s'way Ifay 14. Stager Govkgtp Turkey Ronnie was critically burned dietary personnel, and tbs the chairman to bring up the lisagna Baaqnet flniah aecond Tm gotog to aak u ia tics to' antar too freely Into llie in town as to allow tbs children subject of where Grade 11 would The new wdiool v ^ house Tha Bolton boraeahoe taagoe Lae MaePhaU (Oriole prarident) ■elaetiip of people.’’ over more than 50 per cent of Women’s Auxiliary.' to walk and that they consider- be next year. The board voted Grades 7, 8, 8 and 10 next year. win hare a banquet a t tha Bol­ for a 10-year contract Serioua- Oooe Imt aet targBUea. The riiamlier'a statsmei^ his body on May 17, 1903. The Though Ronnie has quite On sd Budi a plan hasardous. to put the subject on the agenda. Next year’s Grades 11 and 1$ ton Lake Hotel Thureday, May khsayv remembered by Under Fulbright Grant son of Mr. and Mrs, Roland way to "go yet and will need On the basis of pubUe rsao- ly, I think Yogi wiU do an says, "Tlie town ipanagerLbas Snuth said the subject was be- will be sHowed to flniah their SI, at 8:80. Any new membam rig h t- goes. Dsochtons, sad aMnfiy had a. past performanca o f'ap ­ E. Berard, 96 Lewis Dr., South further plastic surgery, doctors Jmy R. Stager; a Manchester Miss Mtirley Sterling, and the Windsor, Ronnie was riding hi" feel ha may be able to go home pointing qualified peoffie ' to High School mathwnatlcB teach­ toy tractor hi the cellar that bosrda and commissions, and it er, has been awarded.a Pul- couple has two children, LesUs day when an unexplained' explo­ in another month or two. to our belief that there has not hright Sdi^arship to teach in Ann, 5, and Curtis, 7. They live sion started a fire which en­ “Everyone at tha hoapital haen any need demonstrated for Turkey for' the 1984-65 school at 81 Riverside Dr. veloped him. knows and lovas that boy,” says \ tho ehasge'ta the existing pco- yeitf,' The Turitish school year nuui Hif mother, Mrs. Helen Ber­ Mrs. Starud. “Around here, he oedure." Stager waa notifiad yeeterday from Sept. 30 to May 80, eo ard, rushed to the cellar and has become an institution. The in eto>latotag Its opiKMltion by the UB. Department of Stager expects the family will Mrs. Frances Akin, a volunteer superylaor m the children’a playroom, holds contitiner of red discovering him in the midst outpouring of concern and help $0 a mandatory two-year ra- Ststie that he has been selected leave by ahip eometime around, aint with .which Ronnie to starti^ his “caterpillar.” When finished, .it will be a gift for of the fire, ran Into it to rescue has bean sinq>ly tremendous." Let’s Give A Cheer For Mom! vlvw, (he statement adds, ‘I t is as one of about a doxen Ameri­ the end of August. S(rs. Mbuy Sternd, chief nuraes, who looks on. (Herald photo by Saternis.) him. Tha paraonnel involved, howw o ar o|rinion that ttie town man­ can school teachers who will Stsger said he will s4ek a fo>ed to thk hoaiAtal by a aver, are tyMcaUy pubHcity shy ager is under constant review, spwid the year as instructors In leave of absence from the board passing neighbor, Rwinie was and prefer to remain anony­ THAT nNi:Hl]RST-SH0n>INC CAl Juiat as to tha oase to buatoeaa ftMltoh-spoaklng Turkish sec­ of education, with the hope of Marion Tootell, Andover; Mrs. Grace Seymour, Wapping; Phk- fotmd to be suffering from sec­ mous. “Just doing our Jobs” is y o u ’re th in kin g o f M A C H I N E R Y ondary schoola returning to Manchester High Hospital Notes Brenda Seekins, S3 Mountain ip PeUetler, 170 HiUiard St.; ond and third degree burns over the way they phrase it. But to and InduBtry. Uiider a manda- ITie selections were made by major portions-of his body. Af­ toxy public review, there is a School after completion of his 8L, RoritvUle; Frederick Lea, Joseph Lavigne, 277 Spruce a very real way they and Ron­ \ n i 0 SERVES “MIIIION-DOLLAR MEALS” MANUFACTURERS, x , important' the state department’s Board of 111 Eldridge St.; Eklwin Und- St.; Mra. Jennie Harding, '35 ter emergency treatment, and nie symboUze the true meaning •erious question whether there Foreign Schriaeshtpe, which ad-, year abroad. Vlslttng hoars are t to 8 p.m. placed on the danger list, he Aside from his teeching du­ holm, Andover; and WUllam E. Bigelow St.; William Seypura, behind National H ospital wouM be any ownmunlcation ministers the UB.- Matual Ed- In an areas excepting matern­ 227 Center St.; Francis .T ' was immediately put into' the Week. to luive a friend in the investment% businesa' ties a t the high school, he is ad­ Sibrlnsz, 128 Campfield Rd. ON A NICKEL BUDGET ^ ity where' they are 2 to 4 p.m. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A BolUm; Mrs. ElsteUe Schulz, constant care unit. A horde , pf v is e to Somanhls, the school doctors, nurses descended on and 8:86 to 8 p.m. and private daughter to Mr. and Mra. Roger Wethersfield; Finnie i u , ,i - yearbook, amd ,oo-adviBor of the daughter, 225 C^iarter Oak St. him to begin the delicately ard­ International Relations Club. rooms where they are 10 a.m. Trudeau, Vernon; a daughter to uous task of keeping him alive. Valae... that's ih« k«y word. PUTN AM & CO. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Santoro, DISCHARGED TODAY: Rob­ He la also a leader of the to 8 p.m. yialtors are requested That they succeeded heroic­ Certainly Pinehurat has low prices... sYery day of th« ^ 48 Cedar St.; a daughter to Mr. ert Fortin, 151 Eldridge St.; Al­ ally can be seen by a hospital American Field Service Com­ and Mra. Jamee T, Lodge Jr., week, too... Irat our mom has found that "low prices" mittee that has sponsored three not . to smoke la . patients’ bert DupUis, 906 Tolland Tpke.; visitor almost any morning 71 EAST CENTER 8TREET^43-21S1 rooms. No more than two vlri- Broad Brook. Mlsa Yvonne Mayhew, 76 S. when Ronnie, lively and smiling, ftoeign exchange students here BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Alton St.; Arthur Cunliffe, le can smetimes be loisleading. That’s why she sticks and has sent three Manchester tora at one time per patient. gets his wheelchair ride down Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pedemonte, Doane St.; Isadora Levy, 04 the hall from the pediatrics with Pinehurst. She knows that notiiing is low priced if * etudente overseas on a summer 689 Center St.; a son to Mr. and Milford Rd.; Mrs. Ann Vennen, exchsmge program. ward to the new children’s play­ it isn't good to eat. At Pinehtmt, the quality is Patients Today: 270 Mrs. Robert Thornton, Bolton; 10 Pine Hill St.; Mrs. Harriet room. During the summer, he is ADMITTED YB5STERDAY: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maohie, 480 N. Main St.; Saraii Mrs. Mary Sterud, chief of higdi.. . always... and the prices are low... always... that’s GENERAL KRAFT TREADS director of a Congregational Jemice Bowe, 100 Hollister St.; Smith, Norwalk; a son to Mr. J. Hulme, Storrs; Mra. Barbara nurses, says that Ronnie loves real value. Church youth camp at Ham­ Jeanne Crouse, 450 Adams St.; and Mrs. Louis Jeski, South Novak, 79 Helalne Rd.; Mrs. to while away the long hoapital burg Cove. Raymond Joyner, 27 SauUers Windsor. - Edith Putnam and daughter, | days painting, playing with the Mrs. Stager is also a teiu:her Rd.; William Legault, 22 Lenox DISCHARGED YES'TBRDA Y! Vernon; Mrs. Patricia Dow ana .toys, and studjing the big anl-1 and ite ra te s a nursery school St.; Richard Lewis, Tolland; Michele Aaselin, 10 Congress 4on, 138 Cushman Dr.; and Mrs. mal murals on the playroom for Second Congregational Neal Montany, 280 Ferfuson St.; Jacinto R. Melendreraa, 125 nia Moffett and daughite r .Urails, r r ' j Church. Rd.; Mrs. Bernice Pastula, 02 Union St., RorieviUe; Mrs. Alice Storrs. The ether day when Ronnie - — iiiaias tasirrfiiilerffiirrori ' ~' Both Pennsylvania natives, North St.; Mrs. Bertha Riflcin, ii" II t.i, 4 •«: * 4 4 the Stagers came to Manches­ 706 W. Middle Tpke.; Frank A l S te a s ter in 1968 upon his graduation Sesto, 104 W. Middle Tpke.; s> from Yale Dlvmity School with Mrs,-June Sperry, Wapping; a master’s in rfillgknis educa- Mrs. Cathqrlne Karvalis, 838 Y o u c e m 'f g « t m ort milt- Jay JS. Stager tk». He also holds a BJB. txaipp, ToUand Ttoke.;. Mrs. lUla Brlm- Franklin and Marahli^ CtotiApb. Mm. 0 9 * cnmI aoftty for toss 8-Doy Sports Comp itoational and Ofitural E in Lancaster, Pa. T 4lKaxyi’Whsartment head, taught French Center St.; Dorothy Weiss, MANCHESTER BRANCH flam Jonea A Jiton Havelloek placed . to one of six major in a Belgian high school, while East Hartford; John Wenner- Boston Celtics World T>iri(ish eitiea 'o r surrounding Louis Paulus, a Belgian, took gren, 90 Oxford St.; Mrs. Alice Champions uiban areas. his post here. Worthington, Somers Rd.; Ju­ Bassball ...... Spec Shea The grant will enable him to Last summer, Mias Holly N.Y. Yankee Pitcher dith E. Larson, 9 Bruce Rd.; HARTFORD take his family abroad with him. Hooker, a senior at the high Frederick W. Kent. 28 MoKln Soooer .... Molaar A Kfag Stager said, since it provides school and daughter of Mr. and European Stars pqrtiaHy for .lhe cost of travel Mrs. W. L. Hooker of 77 Erie ley St.; Mrs. Anna Fatachei, expenses, and exchangees are St., was Manchester’s AFS ex 253 Charter Oak St.; Miss GENERAL4 TIRE 00. Faol Kamtoski, BFD 2. Janice Valllandcourt, Wappb^. Wmimaatlc, Conn. paid tha equivBdent a t their change to Turkey, livmg aa the 155 CENTER STREET—TEL. 549-2828 HA 8-0970 teaching satatrlee here. ieat of a family in Mercin and ADM nTBD TODAY: Mrs. He to married to the former St • ■ Eleanor Prior, Andover; Mrs. lb. Frozen Food Specials (AS PKTTURBD) The New GREEN GIANT VEGETABLES Picnic Table Special Frozen In Butter Sauce Save 10c to 20c lb. on afl chuck 1st CUTS CENTER CUTS cuts this week. When chucks are i x n. MEXICORN ...... 3 for 89c selected, aged, eut^d trimmed the • 0 lb. lots R>. 34e lO lb.lffN Jb.42e " MANCHESTER 1 Pinehurst way, you get leea cook­ LEAF,iPINACH Save 22c on 3 - ing shrinkage and the tenderest Block roasts weigdi B to 6 Iba. Buy an axtim roast for LIMA BEANS — BROCCOU . . . .3 for 99e meat in town. your freeieir. Wa Irceser wnqi, no extra charge. Save 24 UBLIC MARKET\ Use coupon availably here and get'25c refund on 803 -805 MAIN STRfctT spinach . . . Jnst send label to Green Giant Lean U. S. Choice Braising ' Freshly Cuf i\ SHORT RIBS lb. 59c * * . SPRINGDALE ON SEALTEST FRENOI ICECREAM THEY’RE NOT Save lOe q u a r t 7 9 c Borbkcuti Time Is Here U. S. Choice Solid Lean PRE-PACKARED! i SWIFT PREMIUM T O P G R A D E Use Pinehnrat First Frlia Skinless Franks or SHOULDER CLOD lb. S9e R & R Honed, Canned j BUTTERBALL TURKEYS...... lb. 4I« ( • to C Ita.) WlMto to Imtol Htof Grote 4 Weigri's natural easing Franks. rAMUY. FMESn, GOVERNMENT SHURFINE SPECIAL CATSUP 14 ox. bottle 21c CHOICE i BEEF k ■ I C H IC K EN ! ^ bottles 1.00 — Sava 25c on fivo Pinehurst Baihecne Hamburg 8R2DE POULTRY Booeleaa Rump R«4at for a nice Solid Pack. 6 Oz. (3an. Reg. 69c M Medtom Stoe BONELESS CHUCK '■ WESTERN FIR OvM R o«t special Hi . S 9 c Patties 4 to 5 to a pound l b . «9C ; BOAffnNO CHICKENS . 39e THIS WEEKEND POT ROAST lb. 59e livge, 5 to 8 lb. etoe SAVE 30c. •• u ■ - . • 39c i F at.. .bona and ahuwa nmevad SOtASriNC CHICKENS NATIVE ASPARAGUS PICNIC TABLES OHICKJEN BREASTS ....I Lean Shoulder Steak l b ^ 4 9 e CHICKEN UDOA, quartoted I EXPLORE THE GREAT EXPANSE OF A PLYMOUTH STATION WAGOIt! RIDE A BVCNET SEAT VAUMITI CHICKEN FInt riiort eut Mprygny of tho ooMon from local faxma. LEAN. FRESHLY GROUNb * B. 8 B. ^22’®^ Bunehaa waigh pound and Imporial Bonolou B«rbocuo or < ovvr -- Bunch CHUa MEAT lb. «9c SEAFOOD SPECIALS 3 9 LONDON.BROIL STEAKS...... ;... .lb. 99c All lumbto* pre-drilled, cadmium plated hardw are In­ YOUR NEW ENGLAND PLYMOUTH DEALER ALSO HAS (Thia ia tha hamburgar paoela coma cluded, ready to assemble. (Assembled 86.00 extra) c A u e iir BA K ERY I SPECIAL! A FINE SELECTION Of TQP QUAUTY USED CAfW Serve fresh Asparagus with_ Pinehurat CkmnecUcut from milaa amtodI to buy at naAiirat) farm fresh Chickens, Chicken Eiwaats, Roasieis and Get aU s^M bags of C hanoal and B riquets Weekend / Genuine Spring Lamb. at Pinehnrat. . . KVKelielMiea i lONEUSS, IKiWERIAL "C'., U . 1 OSCAIt MEYER LEAN SLICED BACON Hickory Seakoned.Salt, Smoked CofAont Saaaoii- a M U y U R S a i FEATURED AT 59c lb. . T , ing Barbecue Saneew OVEN ROAST D>.89e BUILDING MATERIALS V—l l oof Poric LUMBER FUEL sw o R o n sa , ; MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH, Inc. SAINMIOK RO l^E 88, TOLLAND TURNPIKB--TALCOTTVILL11 CONN. / CORNER MAIN AND TURNPIKE 8M NORTH MAIN STRBl^—TEL. 649-5258 , Inc. OPEN TONieHT ANDPRIOAY TtU Y PM. H U PLB -8 - . i; SHOP nUDA^E TO 8:M PJt BTAMPBI BIRCH 8T. PARKING . i

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From Ypiir Neighbor *s Kitchen weemn' m W itig Delay u Vm 1 3 ns tie tH ?!(*♦ 5 BftoUS' M l US .3 iS isi 33 35;? By DiMtUi U K U a sa > gg yolks until erssmy. M 1 •* era I »9s t n boil 10 minutes. Drain, cool and about 12 to 16 minutes. This B s - s l F c»t rici ,*jt tU v altuation, a likely altemaUve c«t iOK 7.M chop; reelpe makes firs dosen oooMss. C«) wl I'Mlk would be double aeaaiona for H oup soft buttu: . "Vj Arwt'fiif > Porter School in the near future. ’Hieso cookies may be made in ArmiKir 1.0 Sta Mgi h .«!*i*® ilii *0 MX I i«i AriiMiCoi’k } Cf* ! W V 41 H cup granulated^sugar advance of eorving as thsy ksap A betmiiful bargain for your 40 MV Ttittle atreased the tact that 1 cup all-pdtpose* flour ArttMCkWl if the propoaed addition ia not even very well. 8 Amta.aM.n..... tiw1 ■! % ’gj? w. •i-ew 1 M' J/M AmiRiib l.Ai C s n C 4I tlXz M 4V Mix until cnuably. Pack into Mrs. Cornish attended schools home or for a lovely gift! ) mi co.i(f* IN ,45k i U 29 beyond the plannii« atan. Both greased 8 x 8 inch pan. Bake in t0}a low the atudy g i^ p and the building in Brookline, Maas., and is •ra Ar» Cwp ifii 14% 4)0 .M J '1r»8»r;.*m Soo-degree oven until light Arvtn me lb i; 3?4i+ V. s?2 I V C iM M i ^ U C, 12D committee have been meeting mduate of Maseachusette % & > A»hl O il (.40 ’1 4M6 wik- s?; if Con ti» .Mb A m .«>■ nU Met .fia brown, about 96 mlnuUiE Sc; ,1«* ijh • l« C«nE3lkI? ilo S 30 alraoet bi-monthly, atnce laat fall H cup all-purpose flour x ihool of Arte, Boston, where IW (lonfor ' ' 4l she received a B.8. d^ee in Sf% i»? C m iI oVM ... whan the votera turned down % teaspoon baking powder 35-INCH T A L L V% CpnIxtImIxlml» plana preaented by the board o( education. She taught elemen­ S'* § ^ tessixion salt MX., 4SV «t tSIS v education at a town meeting. tary art In New Britain in 1960- isll! ira ttu* H 40V C:;NC.mn 707 0 1 ftnniy packed cup brown bl, and worked in the display Ui? «ifi..... m 4tX4 t | Cent-osl <>n<.«il ».»» .» BoBi Tuttle and Patroa agreed sugar si sni as ..... 4lS Cmt>w I ft that tt waa a “good thing” the department at Sage Allen’S, »4'* (otiPm »M.2 2 eggsi 'well beaten Hartfted. MV Coritinor^O original {dana were turned dowft % teaapoon vanilla becauae they feel the school will % cup chopped nuts She, in d her husband, a heat TABLE now be able to update the pro­ 31ft together flour, bakfiig treater a ts ,^ A Tool and DlSr gramming to correlate the cur­ powder and salt. Gradually beat Manchester, came to this town riculum with that of Windham'a brown sugar into eggs and add eight years agb. They have a ao-oalled “middle gradea". eon, Michael, 10;^itnd a daugh­ flour mixture and mix well. ter, Alison 6. nMwo js .» Thia will allow Porter School Add vanilla, nuta and iqpri- - ^ith to include, over a period of time, cota to mixture and spread over For the past two years Mrs. h» N*3T0M j ^ SjSV'ibj I S ^ J O 9 Induatrlal aita, languages, baked layer. Bake 30 minutes Cornish has been director of tiie ii£lr a homemaking, music and other in 350-degree oven. Cool in pan YWCA Playschool. Previously to 1+ » 3014 211 related aubjecta in tirades 7 and that time she was the firjvt ■in ibV I— 14 UV ^ and cut into bars and roU 1$ teacher at Seemid Oongr^ation- Complete with shaile M •0^ M>* M V b IS ir’-’ S. (xmfeoUonera sugar. 54 1»U m* During a question and answer U azer Cookies al Church Cooperative Nursery <11* 61V U IS'* M iflv 13 lib SIH period, TOttle said a rough es­ School. » 333V, ’’isr* 3101.1 S4 34 mi .1 cup soft shortening • Bi n r iter deeiieed ( 1 W S c ra GrscoCo 1.10 U 7 S3 . timate of cost for the proposed She has been active In TWCA , .40 >»» 14V (Sfuiiby .35* * If',* i i V 11V k i 4 - H i 2 8 34 IS I f i >4 addition would be about $900,000. 1 cup granulated sugar « work and is a member its 11.33 2 MH ■ M l...... 2! G rc n k ) J M » six 21 Sf* 31 •bVjiOg 3.400 am *>V 64V4. V 8 egg yolks • WalMt*fiiMi ipkidlei # '.30 1 ll» 3* *■« Baaed on the present Grand town committee. She is also an .7if M 31V » a:a 3I>*...... ! M<* 141* GronMa,,! .M R 33t> 33!V--- ...r jj.i J: ;*!* w Lm»nln . i«or ts; 6IH 6S'>* List of V million, this would 1 teaspoon grated lem on active member of Bentley :orlf I f S 3'l J3>* 13 SSX-t-IVi 351* 33 oro,ilWT1.30 31 3/Vi 37V 3?'V 21-V - >4 ; t1 Civ C)V iUHon!iI!o----- fvpt* 3 Si e*v MV .9'* w>*-i rind Carmie best in I W U'm S)V4^ Sik i'. i Orwion Hob 10 S 3 3V 3 V ...... i 40V 13XI.';f.»AllC Ct-'l M M V 31>% mean a rise of possibly three School PTA, and- a membw of Rerfisirtil I .80 71m 2?^V- Vki JdVi GIAV* *- I n a so 3i ^ k: M V 1711 \*4W» Th6o 46 20V 3 !V 3 cupe all-purpoae flour nmpioise, beige 99 vfi rrs Coro26V,6'.', .10 3tSC*m I 048 0 T i 21-, mills in the tax rate. Perennial Plantare Garden C^b. m J7ti oAfijr n sTi. Z-vh 2!V t.5i*s (itt 1 p“ Zl 33 h.* 211, aW iiv-'i* During the business meeting, tea^XKm cinnamon Anizthing that includea arts or or white,_W hhs 13 C'.onOf .M tj'* 2?^’ 30% Ij <1^ «t'** Vi»\4 30V .« - 21* S4V 3 1 V - V % teaspoon powdered olovee fU O^rix Sub 3 Kx ira Uik Ira uv - 4V 4. V the following officers were in­ crafts Intereeta her, and her tsxtursd shads, to 3 M i Corpb 3af U; 4 l t t - 4614...... stalled: Mrs. Prank Knight, pre­ (Herald .choto by Pinto.) 1 ground almonds hobbles are slantad in this tfi- suit any dtcor. A 1114 ?l5 ‘ ... 35V,-f V MRS. GLENN CORNISH AND ALISON > Mix shortening, sugar and rection. m f ,*i^ 1JW Cw* v/f I 74 — ',i sident; Mrs. Marshall Aitken, perfset gift for r .«V< 55TV-I* r.vb Cjmvr A t ■ 3 - V vice president; Mrs. Clifford >37 J» so Coi-tr H 2 % JV* H showers or wadd- leel rM) In l« UX .1 * t Krichson, secretary; Mrs. MU- statecraft. China alone has '4n D JO I!' am oV...*. ton Anfiiony, treasurer. Mrs. Buck a sofid ptaco. hi bitsnia- inga W orth much iWiAV JO 30 I * never had this ejqiqsurc, yet she tional literature. Mbtll.W i f 41 ~ H ; MX iBIrnr .M Knut Barstrom, a past presi­ Vearl Buck Says W riters' 14V| S i-i'IV 30 H uv MCoro 3b Is the biggest country In the By general consent, her finest m ors. 3»V. dent, was the installing officer. 4 H* ,7tt S 1* 14V, CO'B world.’’ work is “The Good Earth," for .. . IIS ..lit <0 09 31V 3», r-x r \ 4 ^ 101 47 - V Annual reports were heard Miss Buck thinks all Ameri­ which she received a Pulitzer BtM Int .M ♦ <%■ 8* Mi — - ' “ - »'• - ’ 4 ! 33 In 1/.S. A p a r t fro m T im e s 45 |‘B4IW1X fjtO 34 <3!* 44 4??: . . w ilv 4JV* V r firotn offioen and committee cans might well take a kmg, Prize in 1983. That book prompt­ m'4 4? S BfiJiriu (.Mb H Jit'A 43V 43,4 4 lH . ; ... n\s Vf DeiftHird .lOe H V 34V ira~ v IHi f»t 1.S4 7 if V ...... ohalrmeii. hard look at themeelvee. ed one critic to call Miu Buck f S of .'.‘i) ’ )I3X I'I'I 113 V; 113V - *— li It was voted to gtve the By RUSSELL LANDSTROM ^ e s s of what is happening hero "Actually, the United State!, one of “the foremost living 41V..... ecbooi library $100 for Improve- M ’* + V PERKASIE, Fa. (AP)—"This and now.” even now, ia not yet truly a na­ novelists of the world" and "the V 23 .. R * <4 aMtits. MTS. James Puller, li­ Miss Buck won the Noble tion in the full meaning of the aUest living intarpretar ot tha Idli Wk-¥ brarian, said this inoludea cork is a wonderful world for writers Prize for literature in 1938. She word. There are too many Chlnesa chincter.’’ m bulletin boards, ceramic letters the most excit^ time in his­ is now working on a novel about pockets not in the main stream, Born in Hillsboro,' W. Va„ ^ iK? ' Y ill and a small fund for holiday tory, yet our American writers India. too many people going it their June 36, 1893, Miss Buck setUed lie . Crest for eookosOs! deoorations, among other items. are curiously isolated from it,*’ Tlie daughter of American own way, not the nation’s way. on a 400-aere farm in this pie- We haven’t had enough time tp Save 20c on famous salad dressing! The kmal PTA has received says novelist Pearl Buck. missionaries, she grew up in ’ turesqus region many years a partlc^m tkn award firom the China, spent many adult years build, to groW 'freat in wisdom ago. Hera she founded Welcome state PTA for a program pro­ Approaching her 73nd birth- ere, taught there, wrote about and experience. We haven’t y$t House, an unusual kind of adop­ IS ¥ V! moting “Family Idfe Bduca- day-^nly a little more than a Se country, became steeped In learned to live together. We still tion agency, which she le ex­ b n n^ridf^ B4V^.***o| month away—aa occupied with can’t give a stral^t-forward I7|J H»:i CfiM:8 i7lS i7i» i m 1 7 V + \ 6 : M *4 *6»y 47pf.V7J lie 3.'.v Hli •C-ri--- ..... t (AOn'*e its culture and traditions. In-, tending nationally. 31 17V >3V 1716 13V'l' '.4; If14 l>',4 M o / .Iftil.i 75 rfo tf 16 8...IV; . .3.1-:,-V; Si! plans and projects as ever in evltably, the talk turned to answer to the question: How far Over tha years Welcome - 2»« Si VbV'if, , 1 23Vl H*;in« D i* I 231* ?3V. .. 33V*. V i 17 I li Ma/«4W 3 !SV IS'* 15V I5'«.... i53, Mbs. Knight took imte of the her distinguished literary can a state go without hurting li'b j t : i f * . 3V: H iP in c .■Ha 10 tv *S* V 3?V 34%Ms-/lo» i.43« 22 3«'4 34V M'* 33V4- V Ml tact that five teachers will be China. House has givwi its attention *■••7;; 4 S*> I6 :;1* ______S IV M C A inr. S 6214 53 S2V 51 4 . v :75 career. Miss Buck thinks that the nation as a whole? We mainly to childran of American- ‘ ,-S; K 61 Hof.Pdr A 2 1 / 3 n 77 73 - 1 31V MCA CM W. 4 3«6 3.5V 3;*. 3516...... ii'H leaving the echool a t the end of isolation Is so pronounced that She believes that C2iina even­ haven't progressed to the stage Asian parentage. Hundreds of H o r c N r o n 3»iu!*m 114V III ..... S . i'i? 3 34V, S ffi 3V,* 3 4 V <• H i the tern. They are; Donald tually'will cast off Red'rule and MIRACLE WHIP i 3SV 35V 3SV 25V4.*’,5j^i the readers are getting ahead where those who can't or won’t thme nave been placed in n IS ^ li’*- U p - r S’* ’:is Macaulay, art supervisor; Mrs. , beepme a nation not unlike the of the writers. overcome' their prejudices at American homes. 'r l i II Bieanor TambominI, Grade 3; “Hils will have to change,” United States of today. How leaet will not infect othpre with Welcome House now finds 34 . 36. .36 3SH f a M o t Miss Ann McGrath, Grade 8; she said in an interview at her soon this may come to pass, intolerance. homes for physically handi­ - ” •'W.eitq Mias Sheila Poster, Grade 2 and Bucks County farm home, "be- she says, depends on how quick- "Our ideals are not American capped children also, those who hfos. Bthel Brehant, Grade 8. cause our writers simply can-.ly *"<1 comprehensively China ideals alone, but world prin- are blind, deaf, mute, scarred FAMILY \ Mrs. Brabant was presented not go on and on being out' of esn be exposed to the rest of ciplea, a human cry from all by burns, or maimed by acci­ tune with their time, the time the world, especially the West. with a bouquet of 20 carnations parts of the earth. If we have dent. Y ou kn o w ths quality I It’s the Very same Top o’ Only the price is-4ifferentl The discount Sagpiaees Is haeiag yo We have been expecting fpr cen-1 "What is needed, and what In Sharing Miss Buck’s ov one for each of her twenty-year any magic, it la that our Ideals, SIZE Uie Qrade quality tiut your family hae always has been taken off our regular everyd^r jsrieea. tenure, by Mrs. Joseph Miller. turles, with ita c h a n ^ ^ . rela-.. the end will take place in CSilna, though many of them still are beautiful home are her four gaaaMeas aaaeraiwl ky The drawing for a vacation tionships of peoples, Its birth of Is reform from ■within. Red unfulfilled, are those of all hu­ adopted chlidren, three girls and enjoyed so much I And every cut gets ths same We certify regular prises have not besn n^Md Meadly May t Ihay i nations, its dramatic challenges China is a perfect illustration a boy, ranging in age from 16 to I piatr 4 eg at Magic Woods Day Camp was man beings. Just-Rite Trim* flut gives you mors honest for this grieat sals. Stop A Shop sets tiis past ■es hi ssr slana. won by Mrs. Charles Dutton to leadership everywhere. jof the truth that revolution— "That’s why It is so important 17. Her huAand, Richard J. Those I call our older young- vevoiutlon. mind you, not re- Walsh, New York publisher, valasi Mors aasat for your 2a o o sy l - for tbs biggest and boat values is^ tow iil and Mrs. Arthur Cobb. Blach to solve our own economic prob­ died tour yean ago. may seM a child to the camp er writers are concerned with form—is the worst thlog that lems and to make democracy QUART M R •4D for a w ^^ . The prize Is donat­ things other than the Immediate happen to a country, setting really work.” world, in which each day seems back a thousand years,’* she Miss Buck started to write DEMPSEY TO SPEAK y ed annually by Richard Cur- STORRS (AP) —Gov. John land, Grade 5 teacher, who is to bring more changes and new - ■ when she was a child, but not Retetar 10% s«u Itoniff _.80% . problems. - | “Qiilia is in sharp contrast to seriously until she waa 80. “I iNi Dempsay will he the com- CHOICE OF 15 ROASTS Ptita •loeeeat nice CHOICE OF 12 STEAKS Pnos 8isseest — rliCI the director of the camp. “But I am sure the new the bid colonial countries. Al- felt unready and empty until Imencement q>eake»~at the Uni- Applications are now being writers will emerge, perhaps though they were determined to then,” she said. j varsity of Oonnecticut June 14. \ eooepted for the annual PTA out of the Peace Corps as well be independent they incoiporat- The inspiration waa sure , More than 2,100 graduate and Rib RoAat eshmms 75. .16, .59. Top Round Steak 1.25. .26 .99. > Sdiolarahip of $60 open to as from the college and univer,- ed into their way of life much thereafter, however, and frem .undergraduate degrees will be qualified candidates, entering sity campuses where there ap-1 of what they learned from the it came a flow of novels and awarded, the largest number \ or in the field of education. Hie pears to be a marked aware- West, in languages, education. stories vdileh has given Mies ' ever given by the university. 3 Diamonds appUeatloiu may be picked up Pillsbury Rib Roast msias 1.09. .22 87. Porterhouso Stoak 1.08. Mm at the principal’s office, and must be in by August M. Mrs. Knight hes namsd the U K E MIXES Rump Roast (Mah um) .69. .14 .55h Foco Rump Stook 1.25* .26 .99. following oommittee chairmen; White Tuna Mrs. Wallace Ix>hr, waya and lesMt M ih M l N ei Basse S%le MNi, MAXWEU HWSE means; Mrs. Clarence Grant ■sfiriae Bnaa VsM. O M m Ityle ONeeMi. and Mrs. Richard Ruzicka, pro- Bottom Round Haaal .88. .19 .69. T-Bono Stodk 1.08. .23 .85. . gram; Mm. John Smith and Mrs. RuaseH InUnga. refresh­ 7 » ' Q Q c INSTANT COFFEE ments; Mrs. Paul Brockman, Back Rump Roast 1.23. .25 .98. Rump Steak tSST 1.69. .34 J.35. publicity; Mrs. Eknll Malek and iHIOnEV^ Mrs. Peter Moeckel, member­ " s R v a i i i O l f Giant ship and hospitality; Mrs. Ku- gene Dentc, well child clinic; You save 16c Top Round Roost .95. .20 .75. Top Sirioln Steak 1.45. .29 1.16* Mirs. John EVlandson, attend­ 10 oz $ ance award; Mrs. Jack Thomp­ niSCOUHT BOOK —• 3 39 Chuck Roast son, sunshine; Mrs. Peter Tam- FAIR jar .59. .12 .47. London BroU 1.19. .24 .95. bomini, legislative;. Mrs. Phihp r You qcl * M e v v V o r j c Isham Jr., safety; Mrs. John Redeem your c o u p o n Our iesti Stop A Shop Brood Tsttslbach, "Girl Scout repre­ Top Viiluc Top Sirloin Roast 1.15. .23 .92. Chuck Stook .59. .12 .47. sentative and Arnold Sihvonen, at StopEj Shop’ * 9 3 S c o r e representative to the board of Stomps, too! education. Faco Rump Roost 1.09. .22 .87. Represantatives to the Boy — \ U.S. GRADE "AA" Newport Steak itia 1.39. .28 1.11. Scouts, the Cub Scouts and the 1 CCTAII recreation council have not been named as yet. JIL PRINT BUTHR Yankoo Pot Roost .59. .12^.47. Short Cut Rump 1.79. Membership this year totaled .36 1.43. 185. Ths ^^hsst pos- As usual, the PTA will spon­ 0MM tiesgSABbBfI »■> W6MB98I BLEACH r ■ A c •ibls.‘grads by sor the Grade 8 class party tbs U. t. Dopt. Club Rib Roast 1.09. .22 .87. Tender-ettes («•■■«) 1.39. .28 1.11. II Save lOc plus H E planned this year for June 12 o f Agriculture.^ at Teomane Hall. The PTA ap- 69- proprlatea $60 for this purpose. coupon snving! h 1 Mads from pure, frosh cream Shouklor Roast There are 45 students in the l O with i flavor and aroma your 1.09. .22 .87. Minute Steak Leki 1.69. .34 1.35. combined eight grades; Ten «f Gallon Juq V I r V family will onjoyt the mothers are PTA members. Meetal Health Drive A Bonoless Chuck .69. .14 .55. Mrs. Fred Gifford, chairman of the local Mental Health OVER Drive, le being aselated m the mall campaign by Mrs. Warren fsM y WATER Eyo Round Roast 1.35. .27 .1®« FrmnkeL They expect the let- tlX9 1 wrnNrcnAY K tem to be in the mail Friday. on W orld's Fair attractions 83* Colgate Toothpaste VM IV Thoee do not receive a let­ Undorcut Roost <^) .79. .16 ;63. ter end wish to donate may 1 s^j^iBoea r n i"PMI AM seud a. check to Miss Jeen Get this Discount Ticket Book '‘Natach, treasurer. Memorial Day Game H ie baseball season will open » a , m . i ew«i with a bang-up double-header OxyM PitilfiEt 9 MtrlMi Fraias Hai’tford, Ea$f Hartford, Waat Hartford, ,. Memorial Day at Firemen’s MELON B flofM or UvorwHTSt 5* off Mrthi Dfssorts Field at 1 .pjn. The opening ;was FOR ONLY 300 TOP VALUE STAMPS A. Gaam Pfai Whole meloa! Middlafown, TKompsonviM*, Bristol, edvanced from May 28 bemuse Fimwat Coloeiml Brand • wrieHei il teissrii ^ of a eoBlUot in dates. ’The after­ Mf i9lads fmh Irta .. rail* Manchastar and Naw Britain. Dowiy Fdirk ighsm iAtlA 49*^ Vas lew lie. ByflMplses — posnd * ear litim 'e RIMitsI noon opening will give th e ' This Discount Book lets you; I varirilao t . 39 eager Uttle Leaguers g chance /' Law prim! to rest after their morning. 15 loading attractions at tha ■tint aa marchers in the parade. groatost World's Fair of all tim a,' 4* oK Iy^ UgfM iM?SXUo 33* K rd s Meitrheeirr Evening Herald at a aavingl To gat yours, 9 Columbia eorreepoadeat, Vlr- Istltrad Vsf tsMii Stroaghoart Mof FomI 2 17* 5‘ iff Cboor Doterooat slala M. Oarlsea, ^1. Pick up special Top Value Stamp W PS24, 2 -'* 4 9 ' World’s Fair Saver-folder at pur etanM. S ||. AAc I 27* f2Sj900 Homes Added, 13^ off AAr. daaa. 58* 2. Redeun filled Saver-folder Qt y ... ' [ t ' • ■ ■ , ■ i "I WOSm—Hie building pace of ■wiySeW' rijaJf' Bier at-■ ■ 5'; ths last 16 yeafa was maln- quiree only 300 Top^Vahia St^pN) tahiad again laat y u r in West at any 'Top Value Redamptioii Center, / i' i . HsiMug>99*99 Mt CliMo Short^v ^ itti 83* > nr 39* CiNaoC CbaRior . 2 ir 3h Gamiany w hich completed pTS.OOO homes —an averagt of for your World’s Pyur Discount Book. Joy UgfM PitorioRt 65* ena tinlsbad awry minute. Mors than 40 per esnt of the DMhbitMwat 40* hiMliUo’s IT mllUob housing a tees viis vauix SNrssssiesa ino. Aiffo^Shorti^ vr—- \ 75* i S l s haw9 .bssE BitM m I 1 *#•••' '■■•iW-'-.. ■ -

? ■ iMANGHEBTRR ^ERALD^ QONN^«HIJI(SOAY, lUV tJHH ■Q H l’BBN NANCRMTER fV K Ifm HERALP, MANCO ttlteR, dONNa THtTRSnAY, HAT 14. 1M4 7 / -- calling fraadom’a tune," ha strong Oragon aboartag w l l f j ^ any way tafluanotog avento .on Ida behalf bma la alxnlutoly H e b r o n L a s t A p p e a l s laddT pal hun..tparard v le to ^ to Cull*' Ooldwatar said in PhOadal- tornia June S, where only, he falaa,’’ ha aald. “ Any tafarenoe phia aarliar ba sees "a surge and the Aiisona aenator srs on that ha la part of s plot tor er Sounded for now'tor Mbnn’,’ In the battle tor the .ballot wgatast anoOiar eandidato l i Air Filled thebadV OOP alWad*aalvwBmJwnomlnattota APWwBut to^a^|^ f SB*He tol Rockefeller aimed Ms strong­ vice, toatnictlon or guidance’* DUktobif^ meratary; M n. Cart bean deHvarad and are. *T think we ought to uee every est words at Oddifatar. from the whbaaaador to Saigon. tender by the time the bird 4a traaaurer; Oaurge held in temporary attnace peaceful jneana available tor The governor’a backara Ixqw u “Any httjAcation t e t ha Is to cooked. R ^ d • » Red Bara la reader for their Ahoa, and Mto. rraa- atorace. ------,— ,'puMte'reiattona. STOaC Y O W m n ZB R .. OIT RIADY POM A OBSAT 'A vdta a f vyaUalaOon wiu Final pImxa.'Aor conceaatona axtandad to- the' outgoing ehair* suM M iR OF ajin M e...§¥m 'a p r b i i i u m p r o - t m and oiFanbiatlanal reaponalbil toito, urn. i D t o ^ Mtortandon. Itiea la M neoct diore for the A :b ^ 4 ro M a l ptofMonttol auctlon''^annlng:’ oominlttee.' HUNDRhnS OF REGUi:\R LOW PRICES! BIG WEEKEND SPECIALS' ■nie^ Mania. FtiBawMp hopee tMl'tolHg at the AtaxttoB ahew* tp fabricate abme bird hou^'. aaftto^vhtao for Lodge, four I^anta tfid apecdflcattona ant tor O o l^ t a r ,' two for gonoi* available from Albert A...OW ttob for Htxm, two for hnd on* uadaoidod. Idge if anyone wtriies to' atari B C t a * produotkm. ....Tho naK town emnmlitoe 'tolU' Appreciated wtadd be a IM h0llra-.a|poatol meeting oa May - n i p u - a of people 'who are wlKlng to m gt’Y F .m .^ the town han to IN FRESH—LEAN LEAN—TENDER W EU TRIMMED contribute itema tor the auchoa, 4ia«|i|ta pooafblo candidatoo for so that the pick-up committee atato topruMsitetiva Anyoao ta* GROUND BEEF CHUCK STEAK RIB STEAKS can eoeitact them in the near tjiNitod. to the nomtoatiea or saoo OM MOM ROAST future. R la hoped that the 19M who KNOWS aomoone they Would _.JirLMk.TStaiee»Nkto4smed m auotton can over top aH pre­ Hka to reoOmmrad ahouM oon- imiT I COUPOM P it CUSIOMfto vious tpiea. Try ahoppino AliP a faw tlmai and you'll aaa why itf auch a big faverHa-wMiA ta0L< Oaranea Cuator, iUgtoall 3 9 * 6 5 * . 7 9 * Oaauai remarks and rsmlnd' ihfWy I fdkal Ona of tha fjrat thinga you'll ba aware ofi -all the J ^ , low pricae . S r. < era are refarded ha Ibe *' *GRd4rRImr advertisement and ariB i thitooghtari.lita 5(QfadYdu*l) noticb, 1^> that jji^rwaaviim ^ fin a ^ e lH y producit.* *' er many needed ttants. Evarythtog you buy at A l^ ia g u a r a n ty ib pideia . . . l ^ g f i t y i ^ . ^’A'ChriaU^ BdawUon 'Work- BraBtari! Btoettas Ih0|i aa tha how UMtod Chureh In full If you are not fully aatiafiadi And talking abotfT monay-^you save pla(% of .ourrtaitoim. wtH be hold -at the The Men’a TaRaa{iitBt> of It avaiy waak on AliP's apodal valuta aapacially on "Supor-^llght'' AAaatal - • bron and Ollaaal OongMgational cawrth Monday aC cannwhes arlB This will bo an eppor* test meeting taiday to tta ■tniMlg' -tor all rtiureh oc» m 1 REDEEM YOUR COURONt FOR Fliat OoBgregathmal Oiureh tohOhMi, phnnta, aad otbora to* CHUCK LEAN TOP SIRLOIN ar TOP dbdaa room id 7 M . ttomtad to laartT what goes on In jt o e h u r* .aoheoL ROVAI COURT CALIFORNIA ROAST GROUND CHUCK ROUND STEAK O tiea d OoesracatlonaHats ■'t W^Biritthap loaders-wlH be the BOnOM ram Hoy. Kaanoth Taylor, anaoeiata naaa jpaated at tha dmrch door Ifka. Helen Keefe mlniatxr of.Ohrlatlaa Bdueatioa .sSS' If. 5 9 * I W u . 9 9 * BanM. Tha Town Beauty Everyone^s Duty of the Oennoetieut Oongroga- Im p o H o d tlaual OhriattaifConforoneo, aad PBgtbn VhBcarahlp You never notloe that piece of paper when you drop, it ta the ' Sunday Mra. John Mhntor, wlfo of tho gutter — ipataeA 7*'-Tho-Itbv. Mr. Tay­ meree thla wUak 1a iponaortas a drive to remind Uahoheatar, TOP ROUND ROASTS N K E U l i a i U ‘^IS.^JSs a MstotA- lor. Wha ta now to the oonfer- of Qmeregwiewll'Chrla- reaidenta thal ’Tiaacheatarw beauty la' everyona’a dUty^ eace, artn. dtoouaa "The Uoe of that Afternoon That maana fitot," the next time you find yoiuwetf w ^ ita., -the S l ^ to. Mio Church Behotd at tha Bomeni unwanted scrap of paper in your hand,-it will be rew iM l^ ' d -lp r the -reaieker. lX>NIALv aPBPrGFIEU> .LY 4-47M R h i f b o r b m b h NuitmbuG 2 ^ ‘2 5 * SPAGHETTrt:SPAGHETTrtr 4 - *1 rAMCY—MBBTOM XUA MBAMB g n — f — FBOI toree aamaras mounted togelto PKS ^ 49*..^ LELC SEUR er, and la shown on three IS- OAIela YOR 1RREE BROCHURE RIO OT toot-wlde aereens. Although It la lAROE aiNC»t\i ta a OX MU Fresh Carrots .S S , 'A Strawberries •lAUTMI.yitXJSm £ 59° SHRIMP won it'3” ^ 6 9 ‘ -BEEF STEAKS Six from . Tow n h ^ to Imagine, the three pic* MUSHROOMS 4' . 4 •wimPBBNnnf ram. a b m b iib w a b toree fit together so the vlewar MiMiid Twist CoNn Cokt,^JI^.3 5 ^ LADDIE BOY does not feel aa though h t ware • r w s Sdod IM i , f | ' A t C E A Piu*ley FRANKS ^59‘ SUCEDIACON ^59‘ : a tawilB m aidi. Read H erald Advertisem ents m—-IX- . -St O a II c -iwwPHhar PKOmyC IIOTIHIUII aawawiai HAHIb pk,ofmP« omA/’ Cocktail Oyimp ^ ^ 7 3 l ^ j .p0 4 raraanara^w DOG FOOD sSr'r.? 4 “ O n— Sddd ...... BIx jutoor high aclioel teach* ■h- W U t e * _____* JANaPARKIR m 1U MAC SWEET FRESH ivmaiw araaa aamcHco era frein'Maneheatar today at* •WWW Mwvraar saiM aw A.t t - DtaRis B o»^ CbickM :. taiUtod a Junior high taetitute ta DDNCAM m fli Hamden conducted by the Con- HYDRO Save nAsnoMM KsnvAi nectieut Bdueation Aaaoela- Csskjm UP Exchslvssl lyNdoaB^Turkoy^r^yr tlon’a bepartment o f Claaaroom CORN COOLED S S 'TOW ossa - Sk M l SODAS QhoiauJL W na£L Hj v J o jv jt Toafhara. lL id U d R »L USm m m lOOZ^QC H W0HR S VlilfIVOCK IrlHHV^S p^^ 4 # Th4y inehldod, from n U u 10 59 • M ixing la w l Sat, f naaa Fig Nowtons" ^isS?“ , 3'PKes 19,W) CAKE NIXES 3 SWEET RED RIPE ^ U.I.V.I. CHOICE CHOICE I ROHELISS CHUCK Junior n g h School, Thomas O. ._ _i ______Cifi'R Jolm'i Flowidor Diimor 4 9 ^- • CaHaryJray, • Sections Kelley, pbyatoal education, • Laundry Baaitat, 7 / t be, PatricioM Tr im tittVM - 4 ^ Kalidi MaeoaroM, mueie, aad PUYOKS •BAMBunga-cmiea A MXh. ‘ —— t w m . Rup'n JoIm'i ScoHop Dimitr S 4 r G ec^a Oabuette, mathanetioa; M UlMty Bin, Stating Typa aad freoi Basnet" Junior High 6 » MARGARINE 2 ^ 4 9 ' COOKIESnmi2'£r49‘ I ^ O T • nkhars, SVk Qt. Sira School, Samuel Maeahuo, Wal­ WLTERMEION CRHR^B MBS.aim—rBOsnr. bobby « lb • DM i Ban, 10 Quart Slaa Ovr OwRltoBogs ifcoo; ter G ra ^ and Mebrtt Lumpkin, • . Waetabaafcat, 9 Quart Sfata fitRixitariRU S oother MIXED # i2oz.iuic all -munc. O' fr?rd/oroc/ /n o//r CHEESE CAKE 'TiS^SO' COOKIES nnm 4 m. . H ”" SUNKIST A J h Gta'a -leto's Cof Filleb • N artk PM. 10 Quart Sim *ni4 tortitute included morn- SUM SHIHS X h X b . M OHSONl ROAST UlngtraM OtVERAGESrVUKpN V Of|«4Sr toir claamoom demonatretlons Cta'a M ai's FrM ScaHept 4 5 ^ at Sleeptog Giant end M. J< fro^pn fvoef .HYDROXcooun ! i 3 9 ‘ EGGPASTINA ' . • M < ' • - 11 n. u i 111 Sborp Chti^af agedche^ WhiUen Junior H igh Bchoole, ______I • - h A M B , PI4BMF, KATIVB URAN, AU. BBEF VJS. CHOICE Cot Rfoio Room s;;si tollowad hy diemiapleni an the REFRESHING LEMONS "1^ 1.00 taachtog nMthoda obaarvad. L O N D O N EwmwL DaaSGma. XlVERBROOt R O A S T I N G - HINBURS. n. 5»e PLAID STAMPS rriM piiHir A lta r a hinchaon. • an after- B R O IL L b . S tiS 1.00 P W M tW T nobhraddreae, ’H ie Junior High HAWAIIAN PUNCH A M I M C A 'S r n i l t T l A K n M O M ^ • Iha. |«.75 «tt>«SM..awH, autawwaauaaM raotMikabi It wpwaartwbai •aniMiira'dta' ' Comao of Ag#,*’ >woa given by M IL COMDnriOIIIB CHICKENS Dr. Xeimath Coulter, acting FHOZBK, CUBED Frash SMpmentt supfrintendant o f schoola In m tAKlD niSM - f- 4 ‘ < V- » • • ^ Oreapwieh. Ha ta coaaidarad an * | o o M s n e i/ L ^ / P A iir PEATHDHUS VKAI. mm SCHUUK'is MraHItarh J Ammm authority to tho Junior high 5 Lk49c O U T U m Lb. # t C UlloK ' "V- FharWax MNiiam •" DEEP DIfH Ir^^RHV wfl^M0 4C8PN9 rt*' •• PRODUCE • , BIRDS I YF BANOr, HATXVE wot muA ' Town Girl Gets P P L E P I E SPE C IA l l P oI nMo C M ps - 4 r V .• f j t w .*1 ispuieus Howard Johnson’^ 'Pharm acy Prize FRENCH BEANS 5 - 4 UVE^ MAINE ' - 'V” , GERANIUMS i' - WMill CNUNK ami KITCMm CHAM Mlaa Alexandra Oburald, FRIED Rtrbtrt Roby Foo4 t * Huh Ok daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank StaritiitTtHM ’ •■•-lY WGX-Fgp^.>*H^)f J. abumM of .M Camj^old IM , SWEET PEAS l O N T E K BIRDS FYF ti^iwaJ a aiRc < • ■■■[ 1 ’’* 1 > ta jNta 0^ 11 excepttomQ ikiar- 4 9 M BEiir. itnor CLAMS MfVMM w jiam R ta iH tH O ^ toam atudauta at the U nlvonlty DAUtoOBNlA RAVEL :MitaeM'. i 't " of deumtalout oltod for 'aoa- nam . . - ggan. ■;i!r4 r » 7 T i —Mli flam Itataal.ls CUT CORN 7 ; hafar M n llM f — pto aehtoveamnt durtog tho fllU I'a. \ 1 Ifp^tl A ^ ^1^1 ■ KEMP'S SUN R f Y E D . O M I N i a .1. -t; k- ‘ff • B eh oolW ftaam aoy’o I s S an­ V - - - - JKIXYROIX . »-i nual Htowra Day-program Tuan* MMM UVta SPINACH SOUFFLE 3 4 D ot, RbKEFN -.ii ' m!.-— me—- IvN^raWS —xJ— aa_i ittao Ghutpkl, 4 apnlor,; was STOUrFER TOMATO JWCE Cgt had WHE moHi namM WInnar af thp Fttanaa- i^Em m 17^31' oogpoay Prtoe ' given by. Alpha AU GRATIS Clan Cbowcltr ' WiNh Kwml^Cmi , , , • puM Sota' OBtata , Jmtamity. Tto PO TATO 3 4« O Z . nm— - •#,' honan program ta apooaorad by StMliM HMaill* MOX 2 JC r ^ “ 4 r ' the aalYnAUta ahaptar af Hho CANS , HHNILAND PaK MARKET i '■ r i s s A T : - Hli' Z'rgg^i^ CtaL’ a aattanal S^EE RON %T4S* 9 9 ‘ X m ■EAtoad a t. MMihitaar Hai IWiiiadik[^hna. it e (Mt iBH ! . V ■ .. X- PO— ty. 4 :■ • * • to V irr- .iA^UStWammrmSmtla^U IlMMclMMtMr PAfkifA, MMdIs TMrnpike W w t*~O p«i DuAr ItM —r-*-..... -.... A ' /■ IfAl^CHESlSK BVBNING USRALD. MANCHESi:^ OONN, IHURSDAY, MAY 14, 1M4 H^UWaiMTBR g ygWIKO HBRALD, y ANCHRSTBR, CONN., THURSDAY, SAY 14, 1964

ford with ion Bids Idle QaimsDip with 3437, and WAterbury..vritS IHrckstors Plan SaH or Totaa O - • prod|tcta may be cold there. 8,408. SECRET ★ BSTTSr.. pJini .e e e u ^ t by jTown TIM DpemUilv o f the ocntcee- For Sixth Week HafMdMstar w a s ' eleventh Hiree Meetings eione w ill be required to obtain among the etate’s 20 offices. It — Te 'l^* yeu mert-fer yeur fntftty - W>r the ftaht time in many, . ell neceeeery Lcensea and per- Unenqdoyment compensation had been ia the twelfth spot ' Besides a meeting Monday, ’Thdts before cooductlns the oper- tlM'.prsvioii8 wseK. yearh oohtNet propodala Mr Claims fUadJn Maiichmtai' last night w ^ the town plaamlng a operathqf the edhceaeiaB ataadi «tk in ., ■ week Bhowefl a drop of. three ____ L ______oonwnimlon, the boaM o f dbw * letfar Cvl... at CMohe Hollow a ^ Batten Bide fo f iqMration i t the two from the totals for fhe Wodi to n i » s sehedtdeil semtoos T . « f(i«a Mods of your feniily Boola are b elaf let out fo r bid. concession aUods w ill be open­ ending May 2, an4 although Annual Meeting Tuesday and W ediiesday o f next The p r a c m in the paat hdh ed on M i^ M rsat 11 a.m. in the the drop wqs anuUI, it marked weak as well. I I feeea fc r the recreation dapart- Municipal Btulding. the sixth conaectitlve week and Tuesday’s sission wUl be to •WsWfs MFIWI9 s s s a a ^ to ehooee Ita conesseton- t'o ninth time In the lest 10 O f LW V Today ctmsider various proposed revi- ain ai,w ith the fUnda thua de> DR. BERNBRT BUKTnSD weeks that local: clahna have eione of an ordlinmice______to, gi SMiinl C^m pleii Quelity il«ad fwbiir into the depart- dropped. MsnohaMter League o f Whin- peddlers and door-to-door' aales- Bieat’a fo m rel funda. HARTFORD (API — Dr. On VoteiB will hold its annual men. The ordinance was Robert H..Bernert of Hartford A total bf 818 persons 4raw I May From now on, at the recom* checka here for tm week end­ meeting and dinner tonight at brought up at the directors waa elected .yesterday to suc­ 5 meeting, but was tabled until Riendatioa o f the town’e audt* ing May 8, compared to 821 for Cavay’s Reetaurent, with Dr. ton, conceaaiwn franchiaee wUl ceed Ifr. nul P. Liscio of Fred Kort as guest epeaker, the board could give it more Your Best the previous week. bo awarded by Md only, and the Bridgeport ad president o f the . Dr. Kort,- aaaodate political considmatloh. Final action on funda ao derived w ill go into the Connecticut State Dental Aaso- Claims filed throughout the ■dance profesaor at the Uni­ the revised ordinance will be This wtak-tndjat for yeurttU why Popular sills mert moat. Don't town’e genenU fund, fo r aIloca-> elation. Dr. A. Howard Mc­ state' last week declined tcfr the versity o f Connecticut, w ill scheduled for a later meeting tlon to the departm«it'a actiy- Laughlin-; of Woo New London waa elected, idee claims totaled 31,984. in nattonal and state newa. ■fire headquarters at Main. end — er than the .prevailing retati president . The association’s Bridgeport ranked flrat last ’Tonight’s dinner will start at HlUlard SU., to dlacum varloub off, fie fat addad to roasts, advarti|4d itams always availabla . . . price maor be diarged for any two-day. annugl meeting egnihed week in totdl claims filed with 7, and .will be preceded by a sewer problems of Joint inter­ you’ll havo to admit Popular givaryau mora "goad aating maat" for food or drink item aold a t the yesterday. 4,473, closely followed by Hart- ooktail hour from 6 to 7. est to both governmental unlta your monay. Whan you shop Popular it will ba obvious ..'. It's not what you pay. but what yop gat for whaf you pay that actually counts. / '• / " 725 Middle Turnpike East, HAI^CHESTER .

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' r . m n ca TW«m *Two K A M Cglttm si EVENPro HERALD, yANCHESTEl, OQNIf^ THU1I8DAY, MAY 14r , EiW dteBtBS XVW ^G HRRX l 6 , M A N I ^ ^ F A isr M aadM O eM bi UTTLB SPORTS BY ROySON (5UR BOARDtNG HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB DAH.T dtOMWORD PUZZti r i500 Season Unlikely for Indians $ l , l 06 E n try F p SMOlilMd f-THAV^hOO-ACVCK lA ^ f H t m d \ Missing Unkt ^W O«0.CLyp»,H««r*AN M TAtuM M tH r -WAT I* p , n « T A AOKMB • fla v if I " r . uy OP«AT«p SVA 1 ^ Of «OM. . — M A ia M i tn«Nr — tiM flow M L M 0 W t.) VARSAtUOE* VACATIONLAND S I HOW A OFFMA *00«MET C m ttH i A TA U .M '^'^^r^^’ ABOUT^ llOONnAw BALTIMORrItJlibBtjIht trshMri 11,000 Mack j G t . UDMkal piMi BI'GGS BUNNY HooA«— -ouA «am i«H#oLP- u -m S k w S S r today to wriW' the iiSmiM of HiR Rise, Nbrthern DancBr, aIgM. Aka COOASe./V^OAAAN M O A « e *,T « W T ^ MlrrltatM ^ The. Scoundpel, Roman Brothir, .Quadrahfle and Bif kSd Baterday STASAMP AND UBAARVOffCA PtAceA if • awm iAiwi tiM . lOSAL ATMUglC AND INTBUACTUAI n WipMi--- ’ M S d M o iiil Mptteitar’a glove and all warp Pete. ™,,QurrS sowwy,Y MF n A i i i l i t wkilM That if Ulo entry fee for the SPILUN' D lV M < lO N « C MAnMT MiMO rvtVktae Q^r^t WiU • A fe . ... six S-ybar*oIda scheduled to JBHI 9M H wTjg9mni^m-^W9W^wt^ 9 Uten W illlam A turnsd .on the TffAlHM PWtINOi MPnp^NMi __ a t n i d » jid wba ara or will be Ifsgaan Uam8i^ Windham • High steam .And fanaad W arren, got match ftriheB Bai .4 ;46 M/VARa r u . 5?S3»„, sap hat COIL rivalt itl p.m. IpliT, in Diele Mm running Of ago bafora Aag. 1. PICK Oallaghar to h it into a fore# out of t)w, Preakness at PiniUco, rrup n f S ^ . R S a . * " S i,. leveral roles dudng his aA iba Plata and ratlfed Dennis 'aecond^leg of the Tripio Crown. IN A avmr siWiMw m llodgara on a groundbr to firat, NABIONAI. UtAGUE CdU ^ Baaebdi MOMap M Nfpt •chotiittl^ ^reor. ifP*t Another M.OOO' .to get N o w iM v S a 14, F S M M d t . MINUTEl Mr Yettofday he turned in a pcaservlng his trium ph. ; Into ^ Bthrtlog linc-up. ( 3 ).> ota; Staab ( 1 ), OAMB NOTES— Anothav imfmtii ftiiDdo Xa- ■ T m uteinl alx-hlt pitching per* To the tia.OOO and the noinina O e tta . land. Col!Miage. former Oi in leading the Whip-, change in plAytng dates fo r the I tiah leas of $14,700 for the orlgl- Indiana. Neat week’s ganie peta to t S-1 victory over Man- har Hat .of 147, the Maryland AMBteCAN UUGUE EUZABETR, H: X .—- Jes eh n tlr t t Memorial field. The wRh' H allr at Msmortal Ftald ,J Jock'oy Club'adds tlM.OOO for a Nlohob^M B). White Sex; Louis AdA)r, 160, BHaMMth, leas dropped the Indians to a iiAb been moved ahead onA day ^ total value of tm.OOB.'Tha first -Allison (•), T w I b s ; F re g o a t ( 4 ) , Stopped H olly M im si 161, W ia h - B-t mark and left* them in the to W ednesday.. .. Again atolan horse to hit Uvi flnlah line at the M w ( 3) , A a g a le . ington, D. C „ f . Boaltlen af having to win alt bases hurt tRa Tribe as W ind­ end of the l S-li niilcs w ill-get^ fOlMitiMI four remaining games to flnlah ham oollaetad thraa in as m any $134, 300, To (he rurmier-up goes’’ 41UiB’i a t the* mark. trias, Oaliaghar . Solved the $a0 ,00l) wHh the . third ^ce. J, ‘ WlHiama wRa good on this problem for awhile-r^lon't: let ; horse picking up $ 10,000 a n d th e ■ H llK S y WONT w t mot^nd—allowing six scattered anyone get on, then they can't I fourth pteea flnlsher $7,$b0. ’I l i a t Wl steal. . , Marsh’s Ainth-ltuiihg mesne only two of the starters ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAM1.IN U B W m . hits and two walks; while fAn- ■T-NJ M Bm rte nlnt-A, doaep, And he wftan’t catch was as gobd ju any thia will fail to pay their expenses iSlMtUi tmiTtt the piste either. Me aaaaon. Mta throw lb the place to the ancient track with ita two WHWCHAtWW aCMCANTHMP AMEXXI-myiN' M p..tinr ITMIMK YBH...MeaSC L modern ,atands on...tha cutaklrta oSfWNOW IN V w pm iD BOIAM -fttW’lH'a! ^ ■ p K T IP R I M A P I MWwRiJgg^ atroked^twb o f the Windham was absolutely perfect. .Brady, Ttraoo^ ^nf'O uH i.juK ■oywpump «o«EeroR SatSCTtej hits and drove in yvHat proved after a tough day at Meriden Of this city. ' H« UP? \O U M G L F i CARNIVAL I THp crowd probably wiR^not FORYOUKSELPU BY DICK TURNER WAMtMtmw ts be tfia winning nm. Monday, turned in a sparkling BORN 1 Galiaghrr Tremeadone OABT OArJUAGHER performance at short handling number fhore than 30,000 c o m ­ V IWM iTha Windham viotory over- Tope la Relief six . chances w ithout an error. pared to the estimated 100,000 SfkeWiwWe khadswiS'ga tremendous raUef Ho mado a -aevenUi great play- who Jammed Churchill Downs tM lM t - ' lob•b by MaSwhaster’s Gary Oal- mA; a stolen base and W il- in the second, by spearing WU- for^the Kentucky Derby May 3. IKMitiMiw llama’ first ..single made it 3-0 P im lic o 4s a much atnaller plant ■IMtg wtaRi litBher.flb tr. AwiviagAtMvlng wi‘ the scene liam s’oahot ,to deep short. But tOMiondwid ta. me third with two men on in the second. , I the throw was too late and-the than tha Downs, But in turf ass' aha 'Sut, Oallaghar fahhad Again in th^^ third Btegal speedy hurler beat it for a hit. lore, nm lico boOrp. to none. tha next two battera to and that gave up a w alk to' the firs t bat­ S u m m a ry ; TIM ft^iuiess, gets Its name threat and pitched hitlesa ball ter, this time Wood. After an " WMkam <|) frem a* tkoroughbFed.'.wbo sold from than to the ninth. out, singles by AI Edwards and fp r $3,000 as a yekrilhg in iOM, ■ 8 T ‘. and then raced with grM t' cue- OUT OUR WAY BY L R. W niJAM S tho' third to the ninth Fran Tellier brought in Wind 0 Windham had but three run- ham's third run and Gallagher. 1 cesr in this country., and Eng­ nars. One rasched on Mark Manchester offered nothing■ &’?’-.r;;r:i si « . jQ. o ;. la n d . . . c o i l l^ohettc'a-gfmHnimig efroir (Re in ^^e'w ay of a' aOdHng threat 1 0 0 Joe Louis' IrreahMeM i* An' 'indilu >n^e failed tqJm ioff.gtst JlPsc after f o r th*'innings. F in ­ pi '- I - —A 5 0 1» 0 1 0 meaning' Woods’s -and 0 0 0 originany lifiw apOUad "Pro-goa- taking A ,ihiW ,. fronr’'::lBteve ally, in the sixth they had men wifrsm*; P i e 3 1 1 Brady) aha twO;,fnoio received How Does It feel to Be 50? lea" by the M lnlai Indians. Gen. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER on first and third with two T o ta ls praUta in the - down but Willtams fanned Mlaaekeeter i 3 3 George Washington spellsd it rr sA c y s m w « a m a m o c t s ) DOTOU . With Una dowa' lS’ the- ninth, o )e a n d |)1S>atter' Anderson. •’Precklneat.” Oa^fgher titS l^ gRY* up a sin- R ^ « r s . a t rbl AEUeVE In the elxth the‘Tribe got on 1 0 0 History, however, wlP mean n a 'sR' hS a ^ SRCoad baseman Louis Recalls Career, nothing wheik the aix thorobgh- THAT’S the sOoreboard as Marsh drew ^BEHIND HIM! .TRUEt. Ron 'A R ^reoa. Oollided while Andemn Sb. ...I 0 breda break from the gate and eh aping a dribbler on the right a walk, moved, to second pn a “ «•*»>. c f...... 1 sM rof the lnlIUd.‘WUllama fol- wild pitch,, and s ft^ two were RylandM, If. ,...1 0 but, scored .on W ill Warren Conn Toughest Boxer S'.TRs ss t; a i>«epd.Vith hia secomT hit, a. K u n *. r f. 0 fom ia attem ;^ to Muare Biat- 1 7 aroarii dCfbm .the third base line. Brannk*, rf.....J o ttd maaw abeS tb'.e^tar,«V|«*^e« but Rich W siT B it, c ...... 4 0 te ri with N o^emhem iH iieer from In fla spectacular i-T.Mark Monette gbt a Cuke the Canadian-owned 'WindlW indflelde datdi votYMerry 'jeAfahoell's ahiM- double'in. the AiRbth when his h e r...... p, •••»•»...4 I NEW YORK (AP)—"How do« it f«l;to be ’SO?” t Farm « t E. P.^^. Taylor., T h e Liinan asked Joe Louis. He got i typical Louis answer.. tip p er .dfopped among four Tolas •...... S4 1 a 87' 7 1 1, Dpiucbr beat 1SU Rise by a h e c k converging ^ if^ ta .. But he ISP‘SP ••••13 *< 3 « 7 8 3 Totals ' "i, don’t know. This is-the first time Tve been in- toe '1)4 milea of the K e n ­ diadithara; V WlndEam ..1/11000 0 0 0 3 The old Brown Bomber waan'ta— ------— ‘— r------tucky Dorby. Msnohsstsr 000000100 1 C){ '■ V.'i - ' ^ the idnth, Marsh led off . 3b; Ifonsttr>nau. w»«s." ' iw'. - - - being a wlae guy. He was in guy w ith one arm ,” said LoUis. ®11 Riae, who’ll be ridden by .Loaas ' wiUi a single and BID Rylander W ood 2. 0 “?o ' 3 iml?d>>*W aiTJ 3i to ’ bke the night-he And^rBOD Of th f Uston-Casslua Clay fig h t.! W illie BhooihAker, again has WiiidHRm; got. all three runo) v f u awiurded D rat on the cai^ch- : tob; Windbam 8. Man- sa'd "He can run, but he can’t "1 still think Liston is the beat 4>een made the choice over the b b ; 8ls(pU . 8. W illis m s hide’’ before his second fight eff rtariw .iR ^ Stegal, Jim' .-cr'a Interference to start things 3 Oftl Affaer 3: bo: B ie m . G r I. tighterfighter inl! the world today. 11 Dancer .W ith‘ RAx Ellsw w th’at; vUa\<' I»V, »v„ . ■ ‘.V* -1//*«''_ * Wood’s dmlWo to. right, an er­ off. Bob Brannlck boupced {{*«her 2 »ia: ' WU off: with B illy Conn after the war. th in k , i f ho gets a chance, he’ll I Th« BcOundrel third In the pro-. ror ^ia Gie miUleld'vtd<« stakl, WhAt SMXored to be a perfect , "I fekl pretty good," Louis win It tmek. I Clay is a g i^-ra c e tittln g liiiA, ’ Paul Mellon’s ------« - /XiiA rImm.MmJ'm mmel T_oaaalw Wrv1#mM«a*aiL of homajinpduoed the first one, double {rfay hall back to W ll- Osllsrter. im iam s: pb: 811 Ilv a ijp tehf Jit a birthday party held enough fighter but, unfortunate­ Quadrangle and Louis Wolfeon’a! BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL A MaRMT VvaBt'tO Tom Groch-' llamp, but it' slithered off the appropriately enou^ on the 80th ly he belongs to the Blac’; M " Roman Brother co-fourth choice flo«r o' a h^tel in>mldto\yn. ."If ;i . .5 . . in* • • V Urns. A heavyweight champion and Mrs. Harriet N. Ball's Big I feel half as good at 100 T U represents all the peop;e. Pete the outsider. **MiM JortM, I with you’ll ItBni not to traiworibB feal fine." ‘ Aa for himself, Louis adm it­ Derby - Preakness history of iBttort •xaetiy thB way I «eUftt thamT Louis-liyea in Los Angeles ted '■ he wished he had been the*''last X6 yaars, also ^vors X Glover most of the tim e with his third around in theae days of big tele- H ill Rose, Since ..QtaUon won rieuMn wife, Martha,- a law yer. He has vision money^ for fighters. But 1 the Triple Crown of the Derby, two children by his first wife. he was philosophical about the Preakness n» ‘ ‘ U n lu c k y 18 nrqvod - to ba The Bio,wn<^ ..m ’(Old OPENING MAY 14 ’g^Moat. Valuable Player for the 1963-64 season. lucky for the Hobby Shopfw ___ L BiariM the tim e I n ^ keepe himaeU .busy itoA kiM P«r- nine last n ^ t Jte they clob­ sonal apjM EjM hM /dtohm ^ tha fMut .4ve >Mni i t G lo v e r bered BA c !*){^ -l, .‘in'their lor, which Cunningham PlaquM'for his play i>elatlona tlNgMjng and ^OME TO opening gam e'at.M t.Nebo. doing a O t^ Ortolmnig. b o n u a ..o f in th e 18ft8-60 a n d 1861-63 S ea- oaM ea w iu It Ajpad Benny Bwipvwite hurled, a Still roaM wbly . tit ' pt 236 8 8 0 0 .1 Onw. oM -.oC s r p l a ^ r , sona, both Umea as ji member of the Barons. nifty seven-hitter and had a pounds, V more thsn he ^ ^ HINSDALE RACEWAY ^ O R T RlilS tnver, baa shutout until th i f&iid Inntog. weighed lo r hia last fig h t in 1961 BY FRANK O’NEAL (la r, B o w k He also drove in fo u l ruha w ith CLOSiOUT 'KS’rsLias^ with Rftcky Marciano, Louis taking' Jth* in th re e a trgile and single. • ^ . plays, golf as ofteh as possible. • 3m« NItkilr-Ftit tint 1:11 FA. T oR T E W oN ri O&^OSO&H.fOBSm ME eonsecuUvayeara' - M , lO d b - Springfield-Bows Charley Adams’ single drove 18ft7.p8.i-',' They say ha la a flve-handicap May 14 - Sopk. IX in the only run foe. the loeers. g o lfe r . RRWRrnNS »M PENOt VP/ was named this aea- S u m m a r y : . EAiiliY TO GET TO t o t m . , To Elm ira, 8-5 "M y tou^eat fight was the o u n c o ^ T H s r t ^ s o a PEN IS PBOZ£NSOUO*» .^•to’^thh AH L’s pecond A ll H o b b y S . 060 80f t 4—18 I T 5 §cf>/eSm tr\ • ■ first B illy Conn fight,’! he told . |!;^M:;tf#am,. «n... W VPUCB’ htoh' nettednaitea mmhim B A d u b 000 000 1— 1 7 f t SMWamen. That was In 1941. ,to'b«m4to.MMM!y.'’l<« thus SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — The ' Benavento' and - Rybonyfc; red-hot Charleston Indiana niads * ('B illy Conn WM the beat man w in d s lip ths sA m With $600 Conn and Adaima ■ - -> I over fought. The fighters of In cashish bonuses. i t 11 victories 'in a row in home (d games last night w ith a 7-8 d e ­ those days — Jersey Joe Wal­ SIASON RASS i Glover’s piloting of the Bar­ RBC LEA G t^ cott, Jim m y Bivins, Abe Simon ons to an unprecedented nine feat of the Tork W hite Roses. Slugging out nine runs in the Frtw nt D ili lCehome run. Steve McAdam Veu Fay Tax 4 Tnb^ or wnH«aaN o ff series began. Ed Bays led the Charleston and Dave W hite also h it tha ball " ^ ’t Get Mod. SHAD end Sarvic* Charga * Tnbtlfoa MILUON Pointa wpTe awvardad on a 6- hitting attack.w ith a home ruif hard for the winners. Still lOOKir #y fM w t? H | IK< OsaBeHad" with Alllag’s m i, m HOT •ow* 10 K auMwr ' X U B U R N FINfitR so-nx O O L L A O e , S rl baris fo r'firs t, second and and a double, knocking in three Shteida and A l Plefka wars the yrth iiMin(s/,.^l , WIN IfC m MARKS,. MOT A rm tNAT TKTH MARK* WONT SHOW. runs and scoring two, (0 h e lp O N lV thirdc’place choices from each of batting leaders for Telaphont. UNPAINTBD 2 5 4 ' R A IN A i the league’s nine citlea. In g a r- B ob'M iller pitch to his second Jkn M iatratta. and McAdam TMi It Oov«rnm*nf Tax n e rln g ^ points, Glover won by w in of the season,^ stood out on dtfanaa for the a harrow m argin over goaltend- M iner, tiring in the eighth, , Barbers as' did Telephone’s Irv SHAD and a S m all S trvle a CL>ar9« er Lome (Gump) Worsley of WM relieved by A it Seifert who ' Foster. ^ ...... Quebhe, who taUled 32 points in nalled’-down the Win. S u m m a r y : Ms second plaoe finish. George Angel got the Joes for B a rb a ra 4W 108 x — 18 I f t LURES Quebec’s poug Harvsy wound Tork, OMplte Irylng to aid hia T e la p b o n s 061 010 3— 10 15 op third, w ith 13 points. Others own AOwe w ith a home run over Cariaon And Vlot; Bauar ai0 FALL MEET, OCT.l’IiJfDy.21 who figured i.in the balloting the t^ -fle lft wall In the third M o D o w a ^ . 12ro« l t « ' w e r e r 'R 6W r,:C O N l«l»^v|»ttte^ Fishermen, buigh,’ sCC'pohtilK MlKa N ykoluk At"'H)n‘lngfleId,'' the ioim ira^ (HURCH EtoAGUE of Herthey, five; Ed dacO ttiin ■Pioneers took -an eariy 6-0 le a d ; this lO.Jdat '' Runii weto plantirin'nt RMf^' what yeo’ve . of Providence and Gerry Cheh- but had to add three m ore in' tha erUon Park last night. So rers of Rochester, three each; seventh, after the Giants had been walEag ' m much so, In fact, they, ooukln’t for. ■. ■■ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 'and A Tt'S tratton of Pittsburgh, battled back to tie It. flniah the game. A fte r eight in­ \- :\ Ted Harris of Oeveland and Springfield aU rter 3 n i W a d s nings of old-fashlonad slugging, - Brian KUrea of Springfield, one apt the hnmt cf the Elm ira at­ Mai Tool Team 3 and libisrty „ AHOOPHAUBOBAKaUZiM RBlOCflfTBP MB , tack and-took the loes, hia first A.LING MK'KEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD mwfwiAr iVBARBAaoNWiBBniMNy [TKiycAirrwiRaiM HiLTip . apiece, .-'i • M utual wound up in a 16-16 tta . SPORT SHOPS WHO T T«U THAT NBm BIOmLAHP NOW HCB POIMP POM HB HAM MNTtlMANPHttcaONy ONBOf TMOiaNOPDt Glovef racelved Votes from of the season, aa reliever Jim The game w ill be replayed at IRRST UNE WTHAr .VW CUXM 0 VR0 1 CN ITB 100 nSKy FOR MB TOARItOHFORABTKWOP aaoh' flitgr, getting four Drat Leheh took over in the flfth in­ a later date—when both have 877 Mata SL e 848-6868 plARACTBRT'W irm M TW» TOWNl BPONcATcmiliAlOIEt NMOiX JUSTHOfC S H C « M VR5—eORK3HT hOURTR^I MCaiC^I TNEVilMBM THBRBBUOTHIMTDPO place ' votee, ohe second and ning to eanV the victory, his aec- re c o v e re d ! NO TRADR.IN NEEDED ’ W XIMLANIA, 4 T H A T A O O M f, Ml AMD 0000j TOatTMltPMB^! . • lour third placaa W orriay took pnd. athinst three loaaea.' ’ wt-M K- TD M O tO . •.'■♦- ,------^------SIZZLING BslC^p SUM LUCKi aULLVt throe flr ^ .bwo seaonda and eMs 4 ieai*TNROUflH third. OMte 'IlM t placa veto* ;'HH c (fUd) Tipton la in hia NYLON — * wbtat to NM idhtk «pd.CrbAiar. seventh aaaaon at W est Pdint Axk, tiitEs Flits f a t . tNoveF-VMTloasly won tha aa Arm y basebali eoAoh. IRANONIW Amerioui Mada. B Ikt l^ib t and SELLATHON m .1...... ------SPABK I f ; A volltolii la ^ ¥1 PLUGS 20*, 24* end SAVE UP TO~*DOO Revolvef League Trophies N o M h ^ S M l- U* t l M I . OFF FEDERAL LABEL PRICE b o t h FOR M0 A r TRAILER TIRES C hristiana, V a b a l a s '■ ' Today's^ Special 7''^,.' .■ #CB ■ ♦3.33 4h Nyknn; ponstructioii TvpSlsss or Tubed Type SSe BRAND NEW - ^ '* 4 •ovanal Manchastsr area m onwruis year's reciplant; was An- KA. AVAILABLE wara heoorsd by the MotropoU- iJiony ChrisUna cT Maaohestcr. Tha ’’Hi-Neighbor’’ sportsman NOW IN ALL DAVY JONES $a$i /tevokver Loagut at Ite Mth 6 CVIUNDER 2^POOR SEDAN POPULAR SIZES.' MR. ABERNATHY BY LBPF and MeWIL^IAMS annual banquet recently at the trophy was made to Adam Va­ BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Oardasi Orova Rsataiinuit, at- balas. Both Christina’s nod Va- ^ B R A K B , Federal Label Frlee V balao’ awards ware made on the tanidaA Ite 880' montoara and SHOSS . SALE PRICE 95 MO»T TREASURB guaota. T ^ laagua is mads up basis of a league-wide eleetionj B S l B B a B S WALKING j HUNTB PIZZLI N O T T H IS .Trophies were praaented toi EVEft‘5INCE X WAS A PKXZXVE OH,W BLL^ NOW*t WPICT I OUT, you KNOW. TIMI. PAW ., of 16 taoiMA in. tha Matrepoli- Color: Light green. Heat­ THI¥3UtH L0yMa>T9 WELTHB'COOt TDEACH TO HAVE THB IT CAN'T.* tia Hartford araa, with oornpa- the top shooter, from eaeh team. er and defroster, under- THE •MASa BETWBBN AR/TOeSi H IS OWN. THRILL OP MV tttion ovar. tha’ AS ealiber Leo Witkowaki of Beat Hart­ BAABS LIPiTIMi* lory (indo^) ooufoa. ford recalved- Uto'SAfVd * thA c o a t l a g , ^poaraaca. AVyuMjp AOOai MMO^ JWIm up1|I Leas dif Wa|»li\g was top avoroio on tha MaRchastar group, eonvenience group, BABE B iB O U d'praaMont ’ for -tba oom-> team. LaaS'Waa No. 1 ^U ). the ^ 3 .8 8 0 SHOCK dll fU tdr, Beat beRs. a INSTANT CREDIT fflET. r, Raymosto FoAor, sjso. Colt Patent Firearm tessa. Tba ORBKIIS ' was aapMd Tm Individual awards zor laagua ■ X d ^ A N G O 4 DKIVB It AWAT TONIGHT! V ChOTTon Crtdlt Gaul Adato Vabalas or high averagb, and hl|^> ■pi^>Cls88|fcdW toft rite kw sstar was re-elected see- aeora wara both won .by'*" yURi-ORHl , E rststy! Treasurer. Is XhmaM Da- S ius ^Stilu of ?u^uim,I, w h o vll^.Wladsor. ooto w l^ WUllmantto Aatafsidta, / T i z A . a t y C h R i t * IS REAavrxCANY ‘Ih a Aoiold OoMwIb Memo- Among tJia invited gutots- BOLAND MOTORS CDTD aKTMSMNI warn C v tsU i Auad Mra. OkmEo, MJD MTHAff^ARySELP. y MoCauidtey, MOBT Mf CINTIRST.al W M ttetm St,.. „ 367 BROAD 8TBEET-rl|LANCHBSTER ■)i’i ■■■’■’ I 1 I *Q6M cup" Ooit is jp/tesatsd M loe DspntpianL GARB Mor to tlw naa who has, I h s tosdl oRtry diHshed in r OPEN lyimNCNI TILL l»-448-S444 •aftotaiarym dtM tlM toree wa y tie' for1 Ifth ptoss to QPBN THURS. aii« FKl. ^ S PJ». ToL 443^79 Qm yV tf|>| jpt I . V to b a* .4 f.fl to Em lasguM the slnndtogB, I

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FAGB TWENtYrFOU* ICANCHESXGR SVENIN6 HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, MAY 14,. toUknrsTBB e v b n i n o . h e b a u ), uunsBrisB. c o n n , t h u b s o a y . h a y i c , i « m Everyone Has N tor only ONE Incor­ roofs, gutter*;' boUtup luom, 2-1 victory over National League seven innings but needed Larry roof and cWmiwy .moUrs. Ray firri MUesa performance since Beamarth’s relief help in the rect or emitted toeertlos for any adverttaemeat and then only 1963 HONDA MOTOR Dyke 60 Ceading San Francisco. the Uiird game of the season, NEW TEAM-SPIRIT hustle of Bob BaileyJg___ very ry Ii ing start after a not-so-good season last year as a to toe extant of a •tostoe good” teaertten. Brrora wtrich do not cc, good condition, $160. Call Jackson, 8f848ta, Ray Ifeiga- eighth. 8-3 G>ventry b 1 h e< now, 840-221A For six innings, Johnson was eventually wound up wMh his • • • mueh in evidmee as he goee after a hot one. The rook ie. flw vatae of the advwtieemeat will aot be eorreetod by after 1:80, 649-5680. ------:------u---- • , I „ Veven better than he was April only hit in four M m , dngting e S : to ths eighth, Pittsburgh Pirate third baseman is off to a roar- good" ■------“ - WIOTB BOX-TWINS— bal, a a WaeSeaUek’a M t mooed Weed COLUMBIA BOY’S bicycle 20", 28 when he set tHe Cincinnati off Hal WoodesMck in the ninth. Baseball W in R a 4 io -T V : Reds down without a hit but HuEt extended his hlttinr streak Dave Nicholsdn hit a three- ama and Ua own talent ta two eat as exceUent condition, $16. 648- run homer and PeU.Ward drove meh Hemdaa 8e a 2-1 vla- ait ftrst. Tbs crowd YOUR OOOPBBAXION WHA, 8798. SOrvfitoS'^ i v ’' M lost 1-0 on two errors in the to 30 games, although nis bat­ BE APPBBOIATED I I Us ninth inning. This time, John­ ting average dropped.10 points in two runs with a double for Trailing after the first two 184 flMM beosd ths DIAL 643-2711 the White Sox while Jrian though It taraed out' COLUMBIA GIRL’S bicycle, CONNIE'S-iKl < son was leading 1-0 ipul work­ to .468. innings, GOvsntry fflgh rallied whe last a ae- medium size, good condition, les, avtaSahto ing on a perfect game. Pisarro held the Twliu to four Mttsr te Oaelaaell Aptfl Stsubto arst hoam nm s i srfs: Only one other National hits. Pisarro, now S-0, held the at Storrs yesterday and defeat­ Hoak, McCormick, Cimoli $16. 71 Pitkin it. fit, wsa fisr the Are* tia e the year eaaea la the fifth So perfect, in frict, that Willie League game was played, the American League’s leading hit­ ed X. O. Smith, 8-S, for their itlfi.. You Gotta Have Heart Mays hadn’t hit the ball fair 18. sad provided dohasoa a Ito- New Tdrk Meta defMUng Mil­ ter, Tony Olh^ hitless in four 10th baseball victory of the sea­ threw sMy 88 tle breethhig rooca. Tm U f Rtaobiiig Oir AdYtrtittr? Jay Mauud member of the Dobkin In the seventh, Jesus Alou Oiicago, St. Louis at Philadel­ parf aet far a S to ru fo SO Bob Allison homered in the two more in the fifth oUriched ’, bat he ehdve hub ea two bad hea M-lfoir Aisweriig Service AtUeiae Club baseball team in Baltimore, Md. Jay smacked Johnson’s' first pitch phia and Cincinnati at Pitts­ ninth. matters for the Patriots. Smith to Survive Cutdowns WASHINa MACHINB8 rapatr- aad a wUd ptbeh ■ lost hM hands as a roeoH of a fire. for a double and Matty Alou b u rg . • • • had gone ahead on Oari Larson's ed, RCA Whlrlp'hlrlpoo! andH gflu, MANCHESTER Dsuraiy, isgiK followed wlUi a single-bringing a lffh t h . more. AD w work on cguaranteed. trucking and packagesrAsgs olBvsty, In American League action, INDIANS-RED SOX— third-run second-inning homer. In sU 2 Splsyers from IS clubaqfor tot PhllUes. He had been^the voluntary retired Hat at his Free fo Herald Readen washers aad up Mays. Larry Morrison blasted a solo NEW YORK (AP)—Twot CaU 648-491$. Refrigerators, waShers the Chicago White Sox whipped trick Doriovan, who had to tovollived te toe last-min- used only as a pterii hitter tola own request. Geiger will be side­ stove moving roeolalty. Foldteg Mays, howeyer, coiddn’t get H Minnesota, 6-1; Cleveland de­ shot for the Pats in the second. years ago Don Hoak dress­ lined at least 60 days. Want ef ear riesrifled jMivwrttoeniintaf No Taania — Maadiartar at Con- leave after he was hit by a pitch uto shuffling by toe major season and had failed fo collect answer at toe Betedf Simple eaD toe REPAIRS on an maksa of vs dmlm for rent 6404m avd. out of the infield this time feated BMton, S-0, in a game Mike Hunt, who oame on in ed slowly in the Pittsburgh league oluht. Seven teams al­ a base Mt te four tries. Clevelaad — Optioned pitcher SpofU Schedule either, hitting a grounder as in the third Inning, and ^ n n y relief in the fourth, picked ig> THE frigeratora, washers, ranges, Friday, May IS held to six innings by rain and Siebert combined to limit the clubhouse, the only player ready bad reached too limit MeOormiok was optioned by Jerry Widker to Jacksonville and dryers. AU oil bumera Jeeus Alou was trapped in a m a twl-ni|d^er the Lm An­ his third victory of tine seas Amom toe other vstorans cUt of the International League. MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLF cleaned and serviced. AU work Paintinf—Paperinf 21 ■aat at Satith. rundown between secopd and Red Sox to two hits in the rain- and his second in three days. still remaining. A messen­ toe Orioles to Rochester of the RockvUla at PlalBTlIla. geles Aingela won the opener shortened game at Cleveland. ger came in and told Hoak were Baltlmare p l t ^ r Mike International League, and will Minnesota — S en t pitcher ANS¥fERING SERVICE guaranteed. 649-0066. r . n v ^ , third. Johnson Uien got out of fnnn Kansas City, P-0 before • • • Summary: McOonnlck, outfielder Gene PAlNTINa. EXTERIOR and to* nUiiStoa at SiiftMd. the jam and got a couple of Coventry 110 4S0 0—S • 0 Herald Angle serve hi sflrst term te toe mi­ Dwight SlVbler and outfielder terior, pspeifiaagtag, wan* at Oovmleir, S:>B PJ»- the A’s took the qlghtcap, 2-0. that his wife, singer JiD CbnoU o f the Kansas City Ato- nors. McCormick, a bonus baby Joe Noesric to Atlanta of the 447-0500 075-2519 TYPEWRITERS — Standard Oiaacy at Viaal. Johnson hops in the botttkn of ANGELS-A's Smith 030 000 fr—3 • 0 and electric. R^>alred, over­ p ^ r rouoved, dry work. WlBdaor at Onaby. Track — Platt va. Manchaa- Corey, was waiting for him letloa, Boston outfirider Gary signed by toe San Francisco Intemational League. the Inning. 'The New Tork Yankees and Barry Latman pitched a sev­ LaPoint, Hunt (4) and hior- Origer and canetanatl pitcher A1 and leave ytmt message. YoaT hear from ear adverttoer to Jig hauled, rented. Adding ma­ Reasonable rates. Bank fteano* Ooir — MaaoliMUr, O oou^ tar, S:80 pja., Menuurlei Flald. With two out, a shot by Bob Detroit were locked in ri 1-1 tie en-hitter for the Angels in the ou tside. Giants, WM 0-3 with a 6.19 Kansas City — Released out­ teg srraiifed. Fulty • toai risMi; Sofaiwartthg, DoUbleday Worthington. fielder Oino ChnolL time without iproflhig all oveulng at the telephone. chines rented and repaired. at Wast Bartford. Track—Saat at Piitauikl. Aspromonete rlchocheted past after six innings when rain opmer and Lee ’Thomas and <4), Boucias (5) and ntageraU. HOWIE HOLOOMB "I hats to have bar wait in earned run average for BalU- Pickup and deUvery service. 849-0668, Joseph WiUimUk- toe rtSn," said Hoak, “ but toe The I^UUea trimmed two oth­ more this season. er players off their roster by Yale Typewriter Service. 640- guys who husUe in and out of toe CImoll, who haa been out most NA*nONAL UBGiAHS 4986. EXTERIOR and Interior clubhouse usually wind vp hus­ sellmg reUef spsclallst Ryne of toe season with an injured New York — Optioned first Lost and Fbuwl.. Automobiles For Sale 4 teg. WaUpa^ books. H ie Seaaon*8 Moat ControTertial Play tling themselves out of base- Duran to C9ncimiatl tor more knee, bad g lifetime batting av- baseman-outfielder Bd Krane- LAWN MOWERS, toazp6oad. /eUlngs. Eloors. ball."-” ””” - toan too $20,000 waiver pries i>ool, shortstop A1 Moran ahd LOST—Gray tiger kitten, white 1968 OORVAm Monsa 900, 4 aad repaired. Sales sad ssrv- Workmanship guar- One of the moet unusual i^aye of this or any other and sending pitcher John Booser erags of JMB. The 94-year-old HoiUc, however, may have outfleldsr WM O-foi-8 tlua year. outfielder l«rty Ballot to Buftk- markings, t im Wsstmlnster on the floor, reasonaUe. 1840- les, rsntsi. equIpmeaL L A M sntbeO. Lab PbObtUr, ------b a e d ^ aeawm occurred a few weeks,back in ElHii)rt Itoiry Bright to Paul Speokenfcach to Roric Hill. able. 643-6284. 7888, 878440L ^ was confusing to Hte umpires, players and coaches. A f­ D odgm and. saw ssrvloe wlto Rtohmond of the. Inteniational kittens, Manchester Road ably have ended his U-yesr ma­ too Chicago Cubs and Clnctenatl 6. C., of the Western Carolina’ arefu 649-4206. OARDEINS plowed sad bar* ter a moment's consultation, the umps issued a ruling League on fit-lfour recall option. League on 24-hour recall 1969 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4- INTERIOR and ektoflor patet* and subsequent ehecka ■ wlth^- jor league career {lesplte toe before landing at Plttshuigh te rowed. Call self-imposed conservation pro­ Jims to help too PknUos wm toe WashlBgton — Sold pitcher PhUadriphla — Sold pitcher FOUND on Main Street, Man­ door, V-8, automatic, good con­ teg, walte^r nfnovsdr tally various baaabaU suttaoritlea bo to nils no pitch and no Inter­ Howie Koplltx to ’tUronto of the Ryne Duren to Cincinnati and chester, lady’s gold watch. dition, $800 or best otter. Must SHARFENma Serrica - Saws, insured. Rena-' B riu ger, 018- have provan them right gram m which hs was going to National League pennant te 1900. ference. Play would conttaue store his hustle untU game nme He hit .283 fo rtos Pirates tost Intemational Lea^e and op­ asked waivers on third baseman Contact Police S|ation. sell. Call after 8, 849-9876. knives, axes, shears, skatss, 0612 or 6444M>4. Binoa the {riay to a rare as if the incident had not oc­ w d 'tous prolong his career. tioned oatcher Km Retser to Don Hoak. rotary blades. Quick service. a veteran Nattonal League um­ year, with. 19 homers and 79 1081 OLDSMOBILB 08, 4-dom- PAUmNO — Extyator Msd to* curred. Hoak was one of three riajr- runsfhattsd to. same jriM> ,all fhna. ing home to prevent an appar­ r*"i^ * * * y 28-man player Mmlt 1962 season, and last year hit eifle Oqakt League and placed Coksnfnis (ff 'tos Untscnational ice, banded representative. Al­ 1960 OtJoVROLBT Impala Con­ Remember — a -runner on ent attempt to steal, the ttnrow by the midnight deadline. J tl with Mx homers u d 24 RBI aflteg oqlfl^der Gary Geiger on League on 24-hour recall. fred Amell, 306 Briny 8t, vertible, power steeruig, sitto- STEPS, SIDEWALKS, atone / Eleetrlea] Sorvleos 2 2 riUrd end one out although the was the same as that of an In- Manchester, 648-0460. ----- matic, radio and heater, Mack, walla, fireplacearfiagstone ter­ flslder. red teterfor, exceClent condi­ AU, TYRDS of ripeWcal work last part iant Important in the races, hatchways, dry wella. done. CUl William’s Bleetilo, problem. “By the same token, although MORRISON Paint A Wallpaper tion. Must aelL Call WWSfn All concrete repalm. Reason­ the batter did swing at tbs ball, Store now located at 789 Mate after 6:18, 644-1429 -1-, . The runner on third broke lor Street, State Theater BuUi able. 843-0851. your description of tho play In- King of Centerfielders Today FREE EffTIMATEB. Prompt honM, the pitcher.. aeataig him dtoatas his action dU.not tater- formerly at 886 Outer VAc 6 u M c l e a n e r s , toasters, atait, legally stopped off the service oo all typoo of atoo* fsrs in any way with iho oatch- 649-971A . irons, lampir, drills repaired. trlosl wiring. LteOnaad and In* mound (backward) making er because the catcher oanght CHOICE USED CARS Free estimates. Free* ptokup cured. WUson Bltotrieal Oo.« hlmeeif an inflrider. The base LAZT-N RANCH—Pony rides, the ball and bad no play to trail rides, riding lessons, and delivery. 629-SM8. Manchester, 64eMtftT> 048-1888. umpirs noting ths aetlcn, called make after sH." Mays Ranks with DiMaggio horses boarded, ponies for ’ QUALITY AND HAROLD A SONS Rubbirii Re- "no pltoh" but wasn’t seen or * * * birthday, rinirch and achool heaid by tiw batttor or the plate moval—Cellam, attics, yards. Floor IlntidiiDg 24 Common Smise fairs. Arnold Nelson, 727 Ly- SE L E C rnO N Weekly or monthly pickup. unq>ire. dsn St.. 648-8906. Of oourse from ihe wrttw’e Harold Hoar, 640-4084. FLOOR SANDING sod reSniah- Aa the bah aattad platoward. NATiOfrAL LEAGDB And Speaker as Great'Star ing (q>eclallxteK te older viewpoint, the h^qptest Ifataig in­ COIN CONVHamON — Hotel YOU ARE A -l! Truck Is A -l! the batter ewung and miseed. W . Lb P ot OB 1968 Cadiliac Convertible floon). Waxing lioon. Paint­ But the ruamar was only bhitf • volved was the oorreot eau of ’Taft, New Haven, Conn., May (jellars, attics, trash, small ing. Ceilings. PBpKhaa|dtog. the local umpiree. They need r.M 8 A67 — . 16-17. Admlaslon free. Buy— truckihg done A-l right! Call ing, be atopped a lew feet from common sense, an asset that is ,. U 8 .800 l i i 1968 Pontiac Grand Prix No jat bat, day during tha season — get ing hia pbeo aipong the all- . . , . U 18 JMW 4 1962 Pontiac CottyritU^v .frltii! A m a screeniiig. CaU 640- room, $27.60, taro op to. Call claimed the batter's swing oon- involved In foul-tqM now and ...... 10 11 .476 4H time baseball grestar He is ^ffM^ tCil^free pickup and de 648-8240 now for tyeU^^etim^ WANT TO GO someplace? Need stlbuted IntMfaranoe. Ih e teem toen. The local ymptre — a guy , . . . , . 1 2 17 A14 6 )i the acknowlfd 1962 Oldsmobile CjUfiverttUp V Ihriiy. nhfompt .service. ia the field clekned it didn’t. nho deprada on another job as Angeles ...lO If transportation? OaU 74^7l09. n m es for pin money or for the center Delders today, 1962 Plymouth Stat^ Wa^oa ' i»A'WN^ift)VVEHS — Sharpened Bonds— Stock*— The unaplree eventually ruled 'Aad mpalred, pick-up and de- love of toe game or both, doeen’t is hardly a diMOhting voice. Mortgages. $1 no pithh, ito Intotfannea. And get toe opportunity to work as Yesterday's ■ven m d le h a ^ .among the AntomobOea F nr Salo 4 1662 Plymouth Fuiy 4-door MyOiy te Manchester and vl- A*3’*VALIIE! para iswven riffbtt Haw Yatk Milwaukee 2. efadty. Russ’ Mower Service, much hut must often come up veteran coterie, always toys! to A BEXTEB arrangement W t o that luUng was msds, Bonston 2, San Fmnolseo 1. NEED GSRf Tour evsdtt turn­ 1982 Oldsmobile 98 HMlday 742-7607.. with these rulings on seeing the their containppraries, agree that ed down! Short ea down pny- Sedan of your Oaoncas wtU naka fluttMd knensdiaUly protested play encs ia a Ufetlme-ltter- Los Angeles at Ohlcago, ppd. toe San Francisco Bpwual rates St. Lsnlo at FliUadetylils, p ^ mentr Baakraptt Repoesee Li pickup more of your taoome avaJtolda -TaBew Sew at Twaa.'"Waato and M was agreed to bend the ally. high an-tons great 1981 CadHIac Convertiblla for peratod uae. U ln 9 dMd ■paw et the SapebWa—Paep CtorlwMlt at Httatiorgli, p ^ Mob7 O cot d e ^ ^ l See Hon­ Kflll do odd jobs. Attics and problem to the Menchastar Ws won’t embarass tbs men center field est Douglas. I h n ^ i about low­ cellars cleaned. Rubbish re­ into one monttily payment of ffliei.**asd naey.Buap owte* Board of Dtaplrss. involved in this play by reveal­ Today's Games 1961 Cadillac Coupe de vllle $32.26 for each tbonsand doUan paiteiawd by leedtog ettlatela This WM put Into grantor fo­ est down, smaUeat peymants moved. Reesonable. Call 640 That worthy group bendtod ing toair identity but tt’a a ered- Loa Angries (Koofax 2-2 and cus by Mays’ trsmandous geta­ anywhere. No small 1 ^ or II- 1043. Uu-b yiing ssiiaynnent over flye Aaierlaes ewale. Rla avallabte ths question back and forth it to their abUlty (and their Diysdale 4-1) at Chicago (BOs- 1061 CadiUcu; Sedan de vlHe, y a a r a F r a u Burke, 946-$OOr, aigbl Bow-ai a wfee Ibat srill way tola season, a soorchteg nance oompany plan. DouriM wlto air.conditioning with about a 60-60 split as to common aenee) to come up with wnrtli 2-8 aad Jackson 5-1), 2. start that tlumatens to bring Motom. 888 Mala. RAPID RUBBISH removal—At­ Oosmeotteat Mortgage B » whethsr or not ths call was toe right decirion aval if they BntwMikm (Spahn 2-2) at new and greater honors to toe 1060 OadiKac Convertible tics, cellars, and yards. Handy­ ehang*^ 18 Lmrto St. Bartfotd, right couldn’t pinpoint the rule num­ New York (Claoo 0-2), 2 pm. player who haa been the heart­ man service. Call 640-0218, Oomt.' ’Ths board’s official Inter- ber and aoction right off too bat. ’62 CHEVROLET $1,895 1064 Ckievrolet; hnpala Hardtop 643-7479. • e St, Lonli (BvogUo 2-1) at beat of Um Giants through 13 pratsr, s chubby sports wriUr rhUadripbia (Bennett 8-2), N. brllUant seasons. Biscayne, 4-door wagen, radio, Sedan who remains onidantifled, chose heater, auto., 6 eyllnder. Very CHAIN. SAW work, trees re- Two-Way Pitcher San Fraaoteoo (Sanford 8-2) At Ida currmt pace, Willie, 1968 Chevrolet Heavy duty pl R* sharp. And while on too eubject of aver the spectacular flsldsr and up also bulldozed. Free estimates. oontacted the American Ams- Oaly Games Scheduled. 742-8006. NOTICE iiaitoUAjacKtow . ptncyFAim omaTVM owmu TNaooomawtt Nothing else to buy! tsur Baseball Congress and the oddltiee, tola reporter haa been .base nmner. tonatons not only 69 CHEVROLET $1,195 watching high ^ o o l baaeball to become DMehall’a first .400 Convertible Impara, V-8, radio 1062 Chevrolet haH ton pickiq> Notice Is hereby given that Sporting Nswa, which special­ AMBRIOAN LEAGUE hitter to 28 yean but hai an Se|B us for your next car. G ft W LAWN Maintenance— ises In unrsvriing these aticky games for nesriy 20 years and heater, automatic, black, very - mowing, mring cleanup, fer­ the Second Congregational came qp with a first two days W L PCT..GB outside chance to surpaaa toe cCean. (Church, CovMitry, Conn., ia dls- problema that arise now end h(Hne run records of Babe Ruth tilizing, rolling rototUUng, gar­ then. GMoago U 7 .660 — dens plowed. Ehq;>ert wonman' mantUng the aheds W the west East catholic’s Jayvoes en­ New Terk I f 8 .616 M and Roger Maria. '59 CADILLAC $2,195 of the church on or after Aug. see, SCRANTON MOTORS, ship. John Williams, 64$-8046, gaged South Catholic’s Jsyvees Clevelaad 14 0 .OM ^ Septuagenarian Casoy Sten­ 41onvertible, radio, heatw, full Cyril Guerrier, 429-5846. 1. 1964. Any pereons claiming ALL-WEA'rHER''42i Conlon Stomped at toe ECH8 diamond and John Baltimore 14 10 .668 1 gel, who has seen an the great power. Sharp. INC. ownenhip to one or mon of By sccldeat he also eneoun- Horvath, son of former Weaver Mhmesota . U 12 .6N center fielders of too last 80 FULL LAWN CARE—Lime and these sheds should oontsM:t Mrs. tersd Jocko Conlon ta ^ Ns- High baaketball coach Charley Los Angries 12 16 .444 years, speaks of Mays in toe '58 FORD $245 166 Union St. Rockville fertilizer applications, crab Alan Howland, phone 742-7832,. tiOBsl League umpiring staff Horvath took toe mound for Detroit ..V..10 18 .436 same breath with Trla Speaker 3-door, custom, radio, heater, grass control, all season main­ NEVER BEFORE South. Waalriiigton' - .12 17 .414 auto., V-8. 648-9688 876-3621 tenance. Reascmable rates. «ttk nJFSYN and it was the latter who an­ and Joe DiMaggio, nounced *Td have to see the ^The first two Bast battors, as Boston ...... 10 16 .460 HaU of Fsmsrs Frankie P. ft G. Lawn Maintenance, BWITATION I recall, were rlght-lMnded and Kansas O ty 10 16 .460 8)^ Frisch, carl HubbeU and Paul '60 RAMBLER . $895 649-6087. T o b ^ m s I n f a b e r play, rva sever seen it I rssl- ly don't know what Td do." Mr. Horvath pitched rigfiMwnd- Yesterday's Beaults Waner, rate Maya on top of the Wagon, 6 cyl., radio, heater, ed. When Bast sent a lefty to atd. Very clean. MUST S E U — 1960 Chevrolet to BID Given a chanos to think It Now Yoffe 1, Detroit 1, (8). list George Staler, one of the oonvertlMe, 1966 modified Household Services «sed in Goodyasr lifw toe plate. Horvath awitehed toe Otovciand 2, Boston 0, (8). few to achieve a AOO hattteg Sealed bids wUl be received • Jisu over sad consult thsHoiles ha LIBBRAL TRADE-IN I Chevrolet V-8 engine, 8-^>eed Offered 13-A AT THIS ■dove to toe “ wrong" hand and OUoago 5, Mtanesota, 1. aversge, rsnka Maya m ths best at the Office of the General probably would have come up ALLOWANCES transmission, 8.77 rear end, A-l hurled lefty. Lea Angeles 9-0, Kansas City te ths gams today. Manager, 41 Center Street, with the seme answer as the He kept switching baric and condltlqp throughout. Best of­ REWBAVING n a u i, moth Manchester, Connecticut, imtil two other aoiunea. G2. " I had Mickey Mantle," Said lAroy Credit Terms—Low fer over $796. Call WAlnut boles.. Zlppeie ipalred. Win forth throughtout the game, de­ r BaHtanors at Waabtagtoui PPL Interest Ratee 8-9672 after 6 p.m., Putnam, May 26, 1964 at 11:00 AJf. for 3-TNYLON The AABC, through Its pres- pending on toe batter at toe Stengel, "hut I ’ve got to say dow Slades imi to mMxure; Concessions—Globe Hollow Pool Ident, C. O. Brown, repllod: Iriate. Today’s Games who is better toan luya today? Conn. all sixes V< bUndi^ K m *TJnlaas ths hatter actually New York (Bouton 6-1) at De- WEST SIDE MO T O B ^ made while aralt. Tape Re- and Salters PooL LOW PRICE! I must admire toe young man "Next to DiMMgio and Speak­ 6M Center St. 848418 Bid forms and specttlcations Only prevented the catcher, from troll (Began 1-S), 2 pm . er, Mays hM gm to be toe beet A k|:o Accessories— Tires 6 otnders for l|ariow*s 867 raaehiiig the runner, there Is no for toe ability to perform this O h l^ o (Botoardt 2-2) at Main. 042622L are available at the Controller’s WHITBWALLS ONLY $2M MORE! ambidextrous feat uu ths tact eenter fielder end I've peen Office, 66 Center Street, Man­ laterfsrsnos.. H m only question MbuMeota (Stamm 0-1). TWO 760x14, NARROW v^hite .. ■aat combed him for IS runs eome 18 good onee. FeUowe Uke 1061 LINCOLN Continental, ex- chester, Connecticut. ___ is whathsr or not ths batter, by BaMmoie ( R r i ^ 1-1) at Edd RoOih, Max Carey, Tetty eellent running condition, all sidewall tires, used. Call af- s ■ and aomo pretty epUd hlU leads Washtagton (Naram 1-1), N. ter 6 p.m:, . 649-8462. Boildlng—Contracting 14 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, his swing, actually prevented me to auapect be should eon- Mqoire, Happy Felech and Jig- powered, plus air oonditioning. the eatoher f raea making a play Only Games Scheduled. CONNECTICUT centrste .for.Jt. year or two one fe r Stats. Very Reasonable. '648-9096. QUALITY CARPENTRY— RICHARD MARTIN, NO M(»4EY 1H)WN! FiUEE MOUNTINGI and this la purely a msttar of way or another! T railers— Rooms, dormers, porchea, judgment on ths part of the "Mays' bM a chance to wind g e n e r a l m a n a g e r ^ niO U M ir* GUARANTEE! Most coaches have a proMem m with DiMaggio and Sp^er. Mobile Homes 6-A baMments refteitoed, cab­ umpire, la this csss, he (the convincing young pitchers that Unbeaten Golfers He’s got all toe points. He can U SE D C A R S ? inets, buUt-tes. formica, tile. ______------toatoa»ita8a 8 MiB8ie»lla8aliaats umpire) would havo to bo gov­ control and speed are toe first 1967 NATIONAL 41x8, 2 bed- No job too small. William field, throw, run, hit sttd bit WE GK)T ’EM! rooms, nicely furnished, plen­ • Ms Mah aa ts tocad • fbr 6to astoo Me el 8M iraoA a AU Ntw •oooviMl Mini TIK8 MK aUMlMh erned by the eatdier’B aetton.. two things to laarn. Once they with power. . . and he nukes it Robbins carpentry Mrvlce. bIhv ‘ It hs mads no attempt at a Oppose Two Foes Come In and See ty of closet space. $1,600 or 649-8446. GO GOODYEAR get toe ball over toe plate re- look assy, Ihera w m never a, WANTED play, I don’t aoo how Intorfor- fulariy they can concentrate ea best otter. 648-4770. w m Htotohester High play- player woo teiada it look easier ADDITIONS - Retaining walls, CLEAN.XATB MODEL ■BinnadiMWwtoailBsaiiiaaaaaawtoebaaadanefhisat bead depOMeawaiag and aurwer BaadbaarPilw.- enoo oouM havo boen ealtod.” adding'new pltriiee. toan Duifaggio. 1062 Dodge $1,696. b even a Uttlo stroager laa- teg bssebsa a day ahead of Auto DiiTinK School 7-A cement floors, garues, bath' But here la a boy who hasn’t "Mantte belongs with those fel­ Station wagon. ..V-8, radio, heat­ rooms tCed, remodeung. Roof­ goago, Clifford KactiHns of Ttn yri derided which arm to throw sohsdnl#, the shea sports slate er, automatic transmiasion, USED CARS N SporttM Nows aaswersd ttans- wtto! lows, too. He might even be bet­ l e a r n I d ' d r iVE - Special ing. Call 649-4291. la somewhat; thin t o ^ . Head- ter than Mays If he could keep Maya Prepares for Basket-Like Catch power steering. ^ attention to nervous and alder- Who said toars'a aoMifaig new CARPENTRY WORK—82 yean’ TOP PRICES PAID -Ih b peopar dsnlalen would sndsr^llM subT tag tha list is another triangu­ from getting hurt. I would like 1982 Dodge 896. ty. Classroom Cor teen-agers. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE to have aeon bow far Mantle Ptekiro service. Day or ara- eocpertence, ceUlngs, floon FOR AU MAKES NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE lar matoh for the undefeated 2Goor, 6 eyllnder sedan, stand­ tiled, porches, reo rootns, ga­ lOEi gait squad. Coach Ltnnr eould go wittout tooM Injarlea," boulda bens mtsdimisa exoellsntsxosusni tem sv- ’T tasva always sonsidsrsd ard toanamlMlon. nlng leasona, Reasonable rataa. 711 MAM fim r » 44f.9S23 droartmsnt Pd rsto him Speaksr ths greatest oentor Mancheater Drhrtat Aeademy, rages, additions, attics fin­ m laoAD siawr — MMm K m ro boM boast a 8-0 mask ' FMseb, • stnuneh gsfm dsr of • s ished. Lake aad six>re cottage Texai Golf Pro Seryes Notice toe pnat said he foand tt dKB- and DutoKipo svrii-stspiMn in flslder I havs ever seen," as'' 1901 OUroiohBe $0 1.6W. 748-7248. Oarltr Obtmltl •______f j ______and hops to teaks it two mors svsrytotag 8-door, hardtopyc radio, boater, work.. No job too small. Im­ -V m ths right atds todinr when onlt to ohooss bstWMB DOfOgglo ytoteg'but qpeed. Mays is Sialar. ’ T agree wlto those who mediate .fstimates. 64S>3839. and Mays tor top rating among taster.'' say Mays Is tos best today. power steering and hrakea. OOm i R t i OKLAHOMA OTFT (A P )—^AachaniplonB, two weeks------am- »t Gn y tsks on Oonsrd and Weth- B .Z L E R N Tamsacas golf prof______easionri _____ has Las Vaghs, is-back thto iS lald at West Hartford. the center flaldore. 1061 Chevi^et 1,896. ^oghs, is -back this year Special Services ^ 15 1229 Mata S t--««»d 2 S 8 HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER COOK'S SERVICE STATION . aorvod BotiesI to AiArnold " Pshnor rorijng Irst priao money of 11m Manchester tennia team "I can’t make a choice be­ 4^oor sedan, auton^atic trans* Driving School —r- 84d B. anram MimBi — dttosasv and oUm t top pros in ths |40,- also angagee Coqard, trying to tween toom,” he said. "DlMag- mission, radio, heater. UL APPROVED lightning rods, 888 IBDDIlUt T C R N F flX B A « r — 8184821 * 008 Okhtooma City Opm that o could do everything. So can Bud Amendola Quits at UConn Ofhir strong eontandars fai- rsoord vlotory No. 3. It proba- I 1961 Ouyaler 1,686. Ckmneotleut'aalarnat.aelargeat. auto* awnings, roofing, siding, gut­ he ia te bo reehoiwd vnth. duds Mike Souohak, ,Art Wall won’t happen today m the ays. Jos had that aomstfaing matte and sUuiaisrdsHmaard sldh, ters, camblnatlon windows. In­ 1 gSKtrUf t o does Mays. I'd hresk ' OonvertlUa, power steering, ' JACK'S AILAbmC BUHRErS SHEI.^ mRVICE w. Jr., Tommy JasoU, Brnos Dev­ Mtalas atamys boast one of ■TORR8 (AP) — Buddy fullback in bis und«:grsduste power brakes, radio, heater. fraa .ptek-tqi eervtee, toao- sured warranty. Free esti­ Sm Uo Taikt 888 MAIN W i y W — 818 1888 ^ ‘ V . lin, A1 BsassHnk and Bnies most powniful COIL Mt my Mok to love. atth«r ona on Awriidola is quitting his job sa yearn at UConn o ^ captained aga olasaroum. older and mates, budget Accounts. Bsa- AND ____ W* over QasR Okoah Oampton. Other big momy guy iMBIe** . a taotbaU noaohteg naslstant at ths 1064 ahd 1066 teama * 18W Ford Gatoxto neroons Mudanto our ma- eon lightning Protootion, 648- Conalry dbEMi water soaked wtBBsrs antsrad Induda Dave . litobtD .alse ealtod R-a yhoto Bw Uhtvriaity off Oaansotiout 4-door sedan, automatic trana- alalty. lU Ointar fet. eUo- 8816.______n iffiJ Sfom 7,d8S-yard senna yestsrday for Mar^ Oay Brswar Jr.. .£4fleiri: AUtodMoy vtaltog^ O m ^ ^ ^ t a ' tastn. JNMiato and- after ona ysar at it- mierion, power steering. aheteir OMl for tiaa book- lANTLrS SERVICE CENTER. RWINrS FLYING ^.SgKVICE Man.. . • .,-T , , tot 60-680. 888 MMUN R m n ^ .— R IM I86 iadhrldnal homes M Iho pro- EtoberL Johnny Pott. BobRTO Amendola aaksd ynatarday to Many mors to ebooss Kadihn O tookl Team Anna, Jay Re- Sid jtato*W dsor playtag at evocytoliM tofeto- RooflBg—SIAiig 16 said tbs. form«r Raw York hs relsaasd at the and o f the BASEBALL HEROES CtaHhy In a non-league gams. sdhooi year, but aald he was MORTLOCX’I DrtykM leiiool A. A DION. INC Roofliig. Saptie wM ha88. Giants’ acrtwhall artist. "I’d CHORCHES MOTORS, Inc Ino., offlees, olassroam teoated Sewer lines DON W IUJS g a r a g e -o zars SHBl STATION ^ SSSSi^ “ "•*" •“ “not at liberty" to discuss his 80 Oakland St. siding, painting. Oarpantry. Al- .. m aii an aM have, to say Mays is the greiat- future plana. He was varsity •MAnchester Manchester Paikade tower tenmons and additions. OaU- tor WstetpreedBg >8 lI A m GEBBEBr — EUMRSI m l E A n r m um IG sM d od lB S iT8- Batttag — F«to Ward. White aat Tvs . ever seen." Ritobing — Barty ■in, tsvo hita, torind- baekfleld coach last season. Angels, clMolced Kan City level. Beglanars, older, knenr- tega Workmanskip guaran- 'Mayata the moat speotaouiar — studems. oUr ^ ----- teed. 090 Autumn 8 t 648-4890. IMUNHEYBfMN. tasr a tars-tan donMe In Athtotie Diiraotor J. O. on aavea hl$s for a first M il PLYMOUTH V-^ autoim^ driver’s ■ iS W O im oad U S S O W Ohrtotian aoeapted hte naigaa- aams vteiasy. All wmi to tianomlMlon. Soffronit Diofoffkl Ota M. G M. SHBl SERVICE KSTuS:, tton "with MfMt,” l$o->W >6001 in IN IW i OMWW. OTOdMO. mrnmmmmmmmmmmmm

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*• \ * *■ ■ ' ' ' LY. MAY 14. 1964 .1-1 I .---- # i i h T - s n c MANCHESTER 1BSVEN1NG HERALD, llANCEtiBSTER, OOMN,^ iCOURSDAY, MAY 14, 1W4 W u it a i T 6 R s b F .8 8 ■ M.i F o r ano ...7 1 . N i . LotflFyr S ^ 78 j | o c f c Situations Wanted— THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Bjr FAGALY and SHORTEN ^ JEHNaot 6 LAXEflbOD ontOLE-DtEoxs 8T. JAMEI PAIU8H-6 room M A NC Female 38 63 F or R oat 64 ed 'eontef lot, no * roeat aput level la a vacy ftogla frith noto gas baatlng Xianohaeter wt|b. smother qualify to i VA. fl9,fljb."T." J. *'^hle wi6t_Tbo many faa- OBn. riffing and Uamimmi com- IRONING DONE In my home, Poe. SUMOAVS IN __ Ooraae w— Eeman. Ctoll batereen M ."648- Crockett, 046-1577. l5|> t» w L b u t it can’t be btoaMcna, good condition in­ THREE ROOM Mwrtmem «7 T . r ’ ■ pick-up and delivery. Call 640- the springtime ehidli« hakt, M water and Orlewcld Streeto. CM — sted at tha price it is be- side and out Coll owner, days, 6662. t% oflirsd at . . . |«,800. the bumbles for cocking. Electric ra- I a.ia.-8 p.m. with two 646-5180. evs. 849-8612. r and gas store for- eMldrbn deaire 6 or 6 room WISHFUL THINKINO tbrse bedrooms, 9H baths, etc. BOUGHT A CAR WILUAMZ H K ik Mteof-Ao^ Call, gladte Emw you what__ VERNON-BsauCifo) 1% room OtK 640-Tm or 66». tosSansMS rant. 44A62I6. Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 SO THCT COULD TAKE tioii wanted an 'O A T roeoi ws mean. T. J. Crockett lUal-l wooded tat ADVERTISING IN AU THE SIGHTS IT76, f-T P.BI. * ■ ’— * * ■ !■ II ■ ■ ■ I ■ ■ ■ Like a house near Minna- spfo. Lot to obont on Acia . . . tor 846-1577. buUt-tas, fam ily room , fsncsd Petition calltog'lor a tafer-AHolAr RAMCB. 4 T E A M oU , • ------chaug Golf Course? I>m bone to ebotoa. Ajtotog teas yard. m uch .m ore, $17,900. ad tots, city v anduM - (by voting mach&W) vta$^] CLAflBIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS GROOMING w fi boarding, will ViHILE eOAMING- DELUXE • ______Dnslnaw Fropsrty Agency, 64Sri80i. collect and deliver. H. C. rooms, 9-car garage, large lot, Ughlfully situated on a 300 (ban coot at OtjKIO. T. J. BOLTON LAKE - Chance to Hay Oua- room which can be used as srfront, 4 rooms, onchMed rak^ from lawns be thrown Bends Stock Help Wanted— Female 36 6562. couple. Phone m i m a room Garrison Oolonlal, cen­ third bedroom, IH baths, nat­ porch, walkout basement, dock, several years ago by the legis­ elscm^ere. furnished lytartments, gas Land For Sole 71 tora built 5 foam ranch with ter hall, fireplace, ^rage, lature. Some district leaders M drtfages 31 range, refrigerator, bedroom nfoga. braeseway and garaga, fam­ urae woodwork, large one-car boat, beach, treed lot, fur­ ‘It Costs ua thousands of del* WOMAN wanted S days a week. WANTED —r* Good homes for riiaded yard. Near all schools. garage,—on a lovely treed lot, nished, beautiful cove, won­ want to exchange the present lars to Clean the straata,'* Apply New System Laundry, three little kittens. CaK 640- aet, kitchen set. Free gas, Mae- ANDOVER — 8 cleared acres, tJJVBL, 7 rooms, 2 ily sin kitchen wltii built-ins. Only 118,500. Hayss Agency, type of government for the nOOMD MORTOAGBI - Ub- tricity. Low rent. A<s. Ih- baths, fenced H acre, walkup Mg living room witS fireplace, $25,900. Phllbrick Agency, derful neighbors, churches, Trlcarlco said. Mwiifd funda avaHabla for aae- 44 Harrlsm St 6480 after 5 p.m. FOR RENT—8 room' brook, pond, paved road, $8,- 043-4008. Realtors. 649-8464. shopping nearby but out of more recent provisions of the He asked ell persons to on* qtdra Apt, 4, 10 Depot Sqdare. BoHon. Call 600. Itoltan—one acre, founda­ attic. South Windsor. $l7,80(f lots of closet space, wan-out "Home Rule’’ acts. ’The newer aaortsagea, paymenta to Glenn Roberts Agency, Real­ basemant,^ many extras. Ex­ sight. Safe area for children. operate to the matter. poor bn toat C]qMdlaBt PART-TIME experienced lunch­ tion, septic tank, well, $2,000. BOLTON—Assume $116 month­ MANCHESTER-Rockledge. At­ statutes grant greater power to eonette waitress for eyenlngs. FOR SALE—^Brown male poo­ BAST HARTFORD — Mi room tors, 644-1521, 644-1887. ceptional value, at 118,800. ly mortgage on modern S bed­ Excellent investment for future Honored For Sorrioo w. J. D. RHdty, 6tt-aUi Tenns. Owner 742-8000. tractive 5 room ranch priced sale or rent. Easily converted district officials. W. T. Grant Store, Pa'tkade, dle, all shots, papers. 643-1225. Now Renting ranch, 119 RINey Itiaat, off Wohrertoa Agency, Reutor. room ranch, garage, isoxioo in low 80’s. Homs has many Opponents of the measures Mrs. Elsie M. Newtneticer will Mancheater. Eaam, 8186 with lease. Bat- CENTER HALL OoCcnial—I t 649-2818. lot, Vin Boi^nl, Bel Air Real for winter use. Asking $8,500. be honored at a recaption and JET BLAC5C miniature Poodles, James Parish. Porter Street Yeaturas to delight and sur­ 644-0146. cits skyrocketing taxes as one Opportunities 32 OAK LODGE urday or Sunday, M . Honsas For SaJe T2 Estate, 648-98S2. prise you. Call owner 675-8960. reason for their disapproval of tea Sunday from $ to I pjn. to AKC, 9 weeks old. 649-6202, flMd 786-7640. area. 3 years old. 6 large SPUT-UDVEL, 6 rooms, tamlly toe chapel of toe Union Oongro* 643-ni6. APARTMENTS GERARD ST.—Terrific family rooms, I’i, baths, bugs recrea­ room, V.& baths, garage. MANCHESTER — Vernon it the powers. They have said tp o t gational Church. WANTED—^Weman for cleaning A BEDROOM Colonial, garage, SubnriMUi F or Sale 75 the action is an attempt to ^ - one day a week. CaE 640-6381. MANOHBeTBR—FIva m m Mb- h(X|ia. What more could you tion room with tlrapliuse, built- Spring S t 64$-94S2. Beautifully malntalnad 3 bed­ Mrs. Newmarirer is being hon­ SILVER MINTATURB poodle fireplece. range and diritwash- pose a consolidation of the OPPORTUNITY FOR 267 Tolland Tpke. gle home, 9 laiga badraoms, want for a home in the low Ins, breesewsy and ette^hed room, center hall CMqnlal,. 1^ er. terraces, wooded sore, COVENTRY—Desirable budget ored for $4 years of servlca in puppies, AKC registered. Call M anchester fireidace, one oar garage, twenties. Prime location, 4 ^ar garage. $26,900 Phd- BfKTON CENTER Road to baths, living room with fire­ town’s three gov^rwlnents. A Girl Scouting. She began her AUTO MECHANIC MEAT WRAPPER 643-8664 after 6. Boltctt—Quality ranch of five quiet dead-end street. 619.600. priced winterised 5 room home Charter Consolidation Commis­ quiet location, |140. monmly. bedrooms, porch, garages . . . brlck Agency, 649-5464. place, dining room, nicely land- South Windsor. Glenn R cterts overiooktog lake. 60x130 lot. work to seoutlng to Hartford to Apartments—Flato— and all In excellent condition. rooms, two bediooitui and a sciqred lot. Reduced to $16,- sion Is presently at work, draft­ Expanding. Need one eoqwr- Leaae raquirad.' R. D. Mu^ A gm cy, Realtors, 644-1521, Economical and easy care liv­ 1930. She has served Union ' Sun OH Company baa for FOR SALE—Good cow manure. Tenementi 68 Fully furnished 9 room e^ dodc, 648-9602, 6484479. T. J. Crockett, ReaStor, 648- AUTU^ 8T. - Beautiful oo- large formal dtolng room. 600. J. D. Realty, 648-5129. ing a pressed charter that Church as a troop committee lenced wrapper. Articles For Sale 45 WE BUT, SELL or trad# a^ flciency, featuring General tonM of 6 rooms, porchasr new Breaaeway and a rear patio, 644-OlM. ing tor retired persons. H. B. would tmite tha town’s select­ two 2-hay 2-lift sta­ 66 and 610 loads. Delivered. tique and used furnltora, china, 1577. Grady, Broker, 648-8009. member and scout leader since Aiso, gardens plowed. 648-7806, dARDBN Al>ARTMB»)T. 2 bed- BCectric alliances. Adults. 4% ROOM RANCH. TMbr- bath, part rec room. Two oar two car garage. Vacant This MANCHBSnlR—6 room Cape, men, the city's mayor and al- le Manchester. Mini­ glass, aOror, pletura tramM garage and a swimming pool home eoet better ihsn $28,000 19SS. mum investment required. TOP NOTCH FOODS SCREENED loam for the best 849-876L and old ecina, aid doUa and room duplex, in park-like set­ 6196. monUdy. rdshed. 2-car garage. Flre- full riled dormer, fireMsce, ga­ demten and the district com­ An friends of Mrs. Newmarii* in lawns, delivered from out ting, conveniently located, Manchester too. T. J. Crockett, Reato, to build to 1868, now being of­ rage, city water and sewer, HOLLISTER STREET missioners. Eimarience not necessary. 1160 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford guns, hobby coUectoms. attle lace. Adulta. Good kxsaitlon. Wanted—-Real Estate 77 or including hor formor SG O trts screening plant Andover Co­ heat, hot water, parking, ref­ 649-4824 876-1166 )ve, refrigerator. Ame. Ml. 648-1877. fend tor 8M,7D0. Worth see­ nicely landscaped. Owner 640- Those favoring consol Ida tion Vttn 7 wedc training- period ooBtenta or whole estates. Fui^ HOtef ME CLEAN ing . . . Timken heat attic Priced reduced to $17,000 on are Invited to attend. Also in* lumbia. George H. Griffing Honaeliold Goods 51 ntturs Rapair Service Taleott- erences. 648-0978. 2880. 4015. have imHcatod that by uniting avaSaMe wMb pay. Finan- WOMEN WANTED to assemble Inc., 742-7886. BOWERS SCHOOLr-7 room full . . . expansion possible. T. J. thie neat $ romn Cape, an vited are leaders and members eial aasl stance availaUe. vUle, Conn. TeL 848-7440. Aluminum sided 6-room rooms are finished, even the town, services sought by o f Girl Scout TTO 36, ropra- JeweCry at home. Crest Mfg. NOT 6900, NOT 6800 BIGHT ROOMS, 9 hatha. F ba- ahed dormer Cape, 4 or 5 bed- Crockett, Realtor, 6M-1577. MANCHESTER Ranch—24’ Mv- BUYING OR SELUNG rvaral leeldents ctMfid be gradual­ For further information call DARK, RICH, stone-free loam. THREE ROOM heated, fur­ Cim on one of Manches- the rec room to the baae- sentatives pf toe Girl Srout 66-421 Commercial Road, Ca­ NOT 6700, NOT 6000, nished apartment. Porter place. Swimming pool. Luge tera finest streets, 1 block Ing room, fireplace, 8 large ly extended from the city, vriilch In on Company, Hiss thedral City, California. Also fill, gravdl, sand and 900. Phllbrick Agency, 64^ RANCH — Ftva large rooms, bedrooms, 1^ baths, natural ment. 3 foil baths, screened REAL ESTATE Council and toe Krighboriiood Dondl, 2804)^ NO! NO! Rooms Without Roard 59 You Ought To Live In Street, Manchester. PriviUe en­ lawn, parking area. Oarage. to bus and shopping. Large porch, many other extras. has mos£ of the desired servioss, OouncQ. atone. 643-0504. NOT EVEN 6560 Semi.fornished. AdoMa. MS- 5464. fireplace, 9-car jpwags> torge WDOdwoik, screened porch, trance and driveway, 6100 per wolosed back pofch sur­ lot, ten minutes nom erater of Veiy desiraMc location. T. Have assurance of experienced at little tax change. Mrs. Dorothea MoChrtliy, b u t a w h o l e HOUSE SIX ROOM duplex bouse, fully Beautiful New 9880. fuK b asm en t, immaculate, Proponents of consolidation DEPENDABLE woman to baby- PROM w a l l to wall, no soil month, including utUlUes. Cfon- rounded by trees for cool VERNON STREET - 8 large Manchester, Immediate oc- $18,400. PMlbrick Agency, 0 ^ J. Crockett, Realtor, 048- eerviee. GUI Realtor, Stanlay Mrs. Russell Merit end Mrs. 8 ROOMS LOVELY fumlahed for gentlemen, dish­ venlent to stores and bus Une. comfort J. Gordon 649- generally oppose the granting Mt in my home. Call 643-6426. at all, on carpets cleaned with washer, an modern conven­ rooms, herns. Rmnodeled cupancy, 816,500. Phllbrick 1577. Bray, 6U-627S. John Peters are co-chaimen for n e w f u r n i t u r e Tel. 649-6796 for iqqxdntment. 68M, 6434814. home, over 100 years old. New of additional powers to com­ Blue Lustre. Rent eilectric AND APPLIANCES iences Included, plus house- COLONIAL OAKS Resort Property Agency. Realtors, 546-5464. toe event Refreshments will be PART-TIME — 645-160 showing shampooer |l. The Sherwin- heat, panellfig, kitchen. Va­ MANCHESTER—8 room ^ptlt missioners. under the direction of (he hos- PACKAGE STO^E EVERYTHING cleaning services, parking 1HREB ROOM iqiartment fully MEMBER MULTIPLE Gonuniasioners indicated last new Une of costume Jewelry Williams Co. APARTMENTS For Rent 67 cant. 117,900: T. J. Oookett, BOLTON — Ctistmn oentemppe^ Level, garage, deep land­ COVENTRY LAKE—Four room pitality committee at tha Wom­ two hours three nights week­ FOR ONLY 6500.00 available. Inquire 101 Chestmn fundriied, oomidetely renovat­ BARROWS A WALLACE Reedtor, 646-1877. ary ranch, 6 rooms, 9 baths, LISTING night that petitions calling for Chance o t your lifetime to St. after 4 p.m. ed. It you are locking tor a scaped lot, utiaty and rac ranch, tUe bath, copper pCumb- en’s Fellowthip and will be ly. No experience, no delivery, LAWNMOWER8 — Ariens, Which Includes GARDNER LAKE, Oona. Mod­ Manchester Parkade 9-car garage, over one treed room, S bedrooms, 2 baths, the referendum were submitted served by members o f troop 26. invest in a secure future. Lawn Boy, Toro, Bolens OrWt 1 Westoighouse Refr^erator clean, attractive apartment, Manchester 649-5306 WOODBRIDOE ST. — 6 room tag, foK dry basement, close to town clerk Henry Butler. no collections. Absolutely no in- FURNISHED light housek Comer Oak and Spruce S t ern housekeeping. Lalnfrafl. acre of privacy, foil walkout fireplace. Reduced to 616,000. to lake. $10,500., low down Tour own bustnesa A long­ Air, and riding mowers. Wheel- 1 Oymplc Television see this one. 640-7746. Boatoig, awinunlng, flahiiig. Ei- home with new heat, enclosed cellar, diiilng room, kitchen IMAQINB . . . 30 active real Butler reported that the num­ C o t C Lancbesai ChMst time establishment fully veehment. Call 742-6098 until ing rroom for rent tor one isdy Wolvertoo Agency, Realtor, payment. Chambers Realty, William Barnes o f the Ctvta 9 p.m. horse and Boleita 4-wfaeeI 1 Bedroom Suite only. speot weekends. Gifts, too- porch, garage. Extra B sene with boilt-tos. A home with a 646-281$. ertate offices linked togetoer ber of approved algnatures fell atoeXed in ideal location. 1 Living room Suite 648-8888. LARGE 9^ room clean fur- OQNOORD RD. - Beautiful 548-3835. Development Division, Greater tractors. Parts and service. 4^-Romn Apartments enures. Arrowhead Grave Cot­ ranch, large living room, form­ lot that you could build on. Va­ (Ufference—124,600. Wolverton to seK your property. Yes, sir,, short of the 200 names required. Low 111,900 and atock. C an, Capitol Equtoment Compemy, 1 Dinette Set FOR RENT—Front room, half nWied apartment, first floor, tages, Colchester 4M, Oanmo- cant. Were asking $18,900 . . . Agency, Realtor, 640-9818. NEARLY NEW ranch—6 large ttud’s the story of toe Multiple ' However, commissioners said Hartford Chamber of Otaa- ' R. Walkar 649-5806, 875- heat, hot water furnished, al dining room, cMlnet kitchen, 4 ROOM RANCH, ceuport, clean merce, wlU be a guest at a Help Wanted—Male 36 88 Main St., Manchester. 1 Sealy Mattress block from Main Street, park­ ticu t 942-9278. who knbws???? 'f. J. Crockett, rooms, basement, comMna- and neat. H acre y ^ . Bus 3 Listing System here in Man-1 that an additional page of sig- 6611. 1 Sealy Boot Sprtoig working couide preferred. TeC. 8 bedromna, recreation room, THREE BEDROOM ranch on luncheon Friday at 12:15 to Em Open dally 7-5, Thursday 7-9, ing. 59 Birch Stveat 840-7130. Realtor, 648-1577. tions. Selling for $15,100 with houses away. South Windsor. Chester, No big promises. Just natures were inadvertently EXPERIBINCED painters want­ Saturday 7-4. 2 Throw Rws Features Include—heat, hot 649-9608. ---- NIANnC, Pine Grove—I room landscaped yard. Marlon B. quiet street 100 yards from offices of the RoekvUlc Area water, dual thermostats, all Robertson. Realtor. 64S-6968. $11,600 assumable m o rfn g e , $15,400. Glenn Roberts Agency, a group of people with one omitted from the package sub- ed. Steady work for right men. 1 Boudoir Oudr ROOM FOR rent, free paricing, cottage. Bleeps 8, n e u water, BENTLEY SCEKJOL - 6 room Beavers School, OOidlOO lot. Vin paymsnte $120 a month, T. J. Chambar of Commoroo, E. Itola BARROWS A WALLACE electric kitchen with built- Cape with attached garage, Reactors, 644-1531, 644-18S7. common thought . '. .to sell mitted, and was later turned in. Call between 6-7, 638-7765, or POTTED TOMATO plants, cab­ 2 Vanity Lamps men only. 146 Center Street. week or month, 665. 804114. Bogfliii, Bel Air Real Estate, C iw kett, ReaHtor, 64S-1577. your property to this area. Butler today Indicated that S t MandMatM* Parkade apiHy in person 44 Bayberry bage, broccoli, lettuce. Krause in range, 12 cubic foot re­ CUSTOM RANCH-3 bedrooms, tree shaded lot, 3 bedrooms, 2 Pillows 848-9190. Biudnsm LoeotloM 2 baths, laige living room, 648-0882. MANCR9ETER — Unique six the required number of signa­ Barnes win discuas the mstt- Mancheater 649-5306 Road, Olastmibury. OreenhouM, 621 Hartford Rd. 1 Pr. Blankets frigerator, disposal, indi­ WATERFRONT eottaga « dining room, spacious living $15,900 — A TTRA C nVB 3 bed­ ods and results of ConatltiitlaB vidual dryers, private cel­ F or Rent 64 ftfepljace, dining room, rec room with fireplace, 1% baths, MINUTES FROM downtown room Cape^ hot water heat, tures have been recorded. Stat­ 1 CocktaU Tabla MIDDLE AGED widow has Lake Champlain, Vermont afl room ranch, flrepOce, alumin­ ree room, oversized garage, Plaza to Hartford, considasad I^JAAf FOR SALE—6 yard load, roctn for rent in private home lars for plenty of storage oonvenlences inoludbm boat room, attached 2-car garage, good location, $17,400. Wolver­ M-enchestar^Unusual 7% room Legal Notlceg utes require a referendum be 2 Table Lamps beautiful view, $31,000. Phil- um storms, enclosed carport, enclosed porch, excellent loca­ by many to be an outstandlBg $12 delivered. 649-6801, 8 a.m .- 1 9x12 Rug next to bathroom with privilege space, msster TV antenna, FOR T,BABB- ExcMlent loea- 0494588. ton Agency, Realtor, 649-381$. ranch, 8 or 4 bedrooms, living basement, large lot, nice view. _ UBOTATION OBDEB held between seven to 14 days. 6 p.m., McCarthy EnteipriMs. tion for doctor’a office or brick Agency, Realtors, 649- room with fireplace, paneled tion. Hayes Agency, 643-4808. Last possible date for the vot­ example of urban redevelop­ Help Wanted—^Female 85 1 Floor Lamp of living room. Middle-a^ parking, completely flre- Carlton W. HutcMns, Realtor, AT a COUR’T o r PROBATE bald ment brought about by the e » roof and soundproof, ahun- bmuty parlor. 416 Main Street. STARKWEATHER STREET— den, family size kitchen. Ideal « Uanchsater, within and for the ing is May 28. 1 Smoker working gentleman or lady 649-5182. VERNON—If you are looking District of Manchester on the Tth lective efforts of bustoeemuB. A SEASIDE COTTAGE this JANITOR SUPER-CEDETD Toro rotary preferred but will consider oth­ lum windows and doora, Completely renovated and am- Wanted To Rent 68 Brand new 4 ft 4 flat. Desir­ setup for m-lawB, $91,00Q. Wpl- Items on the call of tonight’s mowers,' 19” , 679.96. Self-pro­ 88 Pc. Dlnnerware Set NORTH COVENTRY - Near tor more tor your comfort, day of Msiy. 1964. wmmeiwyoun with extra |$ 24 Pc; Silver Set ers. Call 849-8618. gceramic baths with show­ Ije paikliig. J. D. Realty, 843- able location. Both vacant. verton Agency, Realtor, 649- BOWERS SCHOOL Area — 6 PresentTHon, John 3. Wallett. meeting are a duplicate of items Final F ro Sfeettag pelled from 699.96. Marlow’s, 5139. Parkway. Like new 6% room Priced at $38,900 . . . mort­ convenience and money see Judge. The final meeting o t the aaa- earned s^ing Avon Coamettca 18 Yds. Floor Owering ers, abundance of closets, WANTED — 9-2^ room apart­ OQlanlal-Ranch, 5 acres, 2-car 2818. room home, living room with this 61k room raised ranch rejected a fmsr weeks- ago by in apare time near home. Sub- Applications now being ac­ 867 Main Street. air-conditioning optional. ment, heat, refrigerator, atove, gage of $18,800 can be as­ fireplace, formal dtolng rocm, Estate of Frsdarick Gregson. lata district residents. The items M>n o t the Vernon Elementaiy EVERYTOINO garage, early American. Hayes sumed and we will trade It featuring ,$ spacious bedrooms, of Manchester in said IMatrict. de­ Mantlal commlaslons, tree cepted for full-time woric ONLY 6500.00 ROOM NEAR bath for gentle­ AM floor, garage, (opUanal), lar^ kitchen, 6 bedrooms, 3- ceased. failed to receive - the required pro will be held Monday be­ CEDAR CLOTHESLINE pedes, s t o r e , 480 Mahi It, Agency, 648-4303. necessary. T. J. Crockett, Uvtog room with raised hearth On moUoo of John Oregson, 1617 tr u in g , no eocperience. Phone in office miUntenance. Hours Free storage imtl wanted. man. Parking. 54 IBgh Street. 186, June 1, retim gentleman, car garagt. Marlon B. Rob­ fireplace and a dream kitch­ two-thirds majority. ginning at 7:80 pjn. 4 p.m.-l2 p.m. Comiiany of­ many sizes, installed or reset. Rent 3160 9^e Realtor, 648-1577. Xxmgrellow Drive, Cherry HUl New Also, truck, jack, chains, Free delivery anywhere in Ckmn. refereneea. 6484666, 668-6016. DISTINCTIVE ertson, Realtor, 64$595S. en with separate dining area. Jersey, administrator with wilt an­ Following the last meeting, Grades 5 and 6 mustaiaas wIB fers good wages, excellmit RO(nc FOR RENT in private nexed. provide a musical program; of­ tubes, etc. 640-1853. Free set-Up by our own re­ LAKEWOOD CIRCLE 18,600 - WWSUL KEPT* 8 ^ room Reduced to $17,500. Call Doris Chester Rau, a district leader, IfDRSB WANTED, RN or LPN, benefit program. Write P.O. home, near hath. U9 Cooper SEVEN ROOM older Colonial, ORDERED: That .six. fn^nthii—rssr 1 Indicated he would circulate ficers fo r the ecttutog aehodi liable men. Original price for IBE Street. 649-0596. ranch, 8 bedrooms: attractive Prestige 7-room ranch, full Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., Rt. Ucenaed in Cnmectieut for U Bpx 18M, Hartford, Conn., SPOTS BEFORE your eyes—on EASTERN COAST t o w n O f MANCHESim, CONNICnCUT First time offered—6 room S bedrooms. 2 with large al­ .Jtol&d ' P«^ calling only for ac- y4ar will be installed with MOas p4n.-7 a.m. shift Apply St all this merchanmse was 6^.48. dining area. euU^Mn. Owner of (ttittneti.ve features, 5 coves (poariMs riiUdren’s bed­ 83, Vernon, 648-1200, 876-0625, stating work experience and your new carpet — remove Some fortunate person can pur­ Garrison Oolonlal, enclosed Bvee. 649-2519. •Ilewed for the creditors within ceptance of the police powers, Helen McCarthy, achotfi princi­ Anthony’* Convalescent Homs, salary requirements. EAST HARTFORD—Large liv­ N Once AND WARNINe OF SFKIAL U C nO N breesewsy, 2-car garage, anxious. Carlton W. Butehtos, bedrooms. 9 baths, 8 fire­ rooms), fIrepCacs, pantry, heat­ whidi to bring In their claims ■{nre d lstrlrt taxnavers nav for them with Blue Lustre. Rent chase it all for only 6600. able bedroom, privileges. 289- REALTY Realtor. e«94n89/ against said sstate. and said a d -' since a is in c i l a x p ^ e r s pay lo r pal, the Installing officer. 875-9121, nertled among tall, cool places, 2-car garage, de­ ed sunporeh, garage, achools, WATERFRONT — (30VENTRY Teaehera wlU be in their elasa? electric riiampooer 61- Paul’s MONTHLY 7040. TO K HELD MAT If, ITM lightful setting. Well un­ churches, stores within walk­ mlnlstrator c.La. la directed t o ! the Vernon constabulary which Paint A WaClpaper Suj^ly. PAYMENTS trees. Save dosing costs, as- WEST H DB cAnch, 5 large Lake. Recent contemporary ve pub'te notice to the creditors' is administered under town au- rooms between 7:80 and g pern, OPENINGS available for ex- 040-4488 846-6644 649-0244 A Special mecUon of the votera of the town of G.I. mortgage, der the 80s. Caul now to see ing diatancs. 649-1608. brinx In their claima within said ' thnritv perleneed d^Mwtment man­ ONLY 616.98 NEWLT decorated room for re­ rooms. 3 bedrooms, garage, ranch, front and rear en­ for ■visitors. AUTOMOBILB mechanic want­ FARMALL cub tractor with la herein called and win be held on May 19, 1084, at the t9ne fairly to sell quick­ altunlnunt Awnings, extras, this beautiful home. closed porches, extra large gttoie allowed by publishing a copy .... . Greeters for the evening an agers, 5 days, including Sat- Phone For Appointment fined gentleman, central, and MANCHESTER CENTER— ■ this order In some newspaper I We pay for. poUce proteC- ed, experience necessary, good cutter bar, plow, disc, and SAMUEL ALBERT vate i^ e on floor, paritou:. MaoM and for tbo purposes hereinafterlinafter oimt forth: ' ly appointment only, price reducM . 646-1484. living room with firei^ace, *" ..“ 'd I Uon, we might as well have a Mrs. Denzio Nichols, Mrs. Fhad- ardsy. W, T. Grant Parkade. woriting conditions, paid hdl- call George Hanley, 649- Priced to sell, bustesas aoned bate district within ten days from i „ „ i- <. spike harrow, lime spreader, Htfd. 347-0858 ---- OaU 646-5881. ^ Chi«»ter V. SeoUon 98 of the TWn 60x140 shrubbed yard, only erick Swensen, Mrs. Douglas ICaadtostar. days. Apply Arnold Harris, trailer, and blade, 6060. Call MANOHESTER-New 2% room n 7 $ or SPACIOUS 6 room older Co­ roomtag house groeatog $4, the date of this order wSvi return “ F. how it U oper- SEE rr DAY OR NIGHT lUMTtment wito heat, refrig- *** “ ••nanded) to o p p n r o or WARREN E. HOWLAND 300 anmuOly. BoeribUittes of 610,600. Paul Flano Agency, make to this court of the npUee ated,” Rau haa said. Thompson and Mrs. fltasEay IMMEDIATE OPENING fo r Bourne Buick, Inc., 285 Muln 649-6091. If you have no means of ^pprove the flow ing proposed public Im prove^ta and lonial, ntodern kitchen, 648-0408, Anthony Flano, 649- given. Opponents of the sewer and Clark. Street, Manchester. eratov, and stove, storage adding on at least two offices, JOHN J. WATLETT. Judge. dental hygenist to work Sat- transportation. I’ll seiid my C»fB FURNISHED room, In- baths, 8 bedrooms. 3-ear ga­ $60 Main St, Manchester 4897. street lighting items indicated M a sen H sat STEAMER TRUNK, wardrobe i^ a ce In cMlar, near bus, ivaCATES AGENCY rage, aiumlmun oomblnatlonB, 648-1106 lUus a paridiw area. Liberal fi­ > urdaya Tel. 649-2306, 9-5, auto for you. No obligation quire 186 BlsaeH It. A T A OOITRT OF PROBATE held Fayette Lodge o f MhMBS CASUALTY ADJUSTER, ex­ trunk, large leather suitcase, chopping, and schools. 25 Con­ 100x140 wooded lot, 817,000. nancing avallaMe: PaiDi Ftano MANCHESTERr—Deluxe 6 room at the last meeting that they Monday through-Friday, whatsoever on your part. a. ^m tructlng, furnishing and equipping an addltka to the at Manchester, within and for the favored takeover of the police will hold its amnial roll eall perienced, multiple lines, all brief case, all in good condi­ gress Street, Apt. K, |00 648-0030 Phllbrick Agency. 640-8464. Members of MLS Agency, 648-045S, Anthony ranch, 3 baths, 2-car garage, lstrict of Manchester, on the 11th Jtobertson sishooi substantlaUy in occofdanoe with pre- Flano, 040-4097. departm ent meeting May 26. Grand Master EKlUSEREBPEaft, , live in. re- benefits, car furnished, salary tion. 643-6317. A—L—B—E—R—r —S Apartments—Flats— monthly. Contact Raymond family room, % acre suburbcui ly. of May. 1964. ~ 43-46 ALLYN ST., HAR’TFORD Damato, 648-7091, 649-2062. totaary plana and outline speolfloatlons by Soudlari luid Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, Irving E. Partridge and oHisr habCe woman who likes chil­ commensurate with exper­ m a h o g a n y paneued 15x86 PICnmESQUB setting—7 room tat. Hayea Agency, 943-4808. g PeUtioiM Given ience. American Universal In- BRACE Y6URSELF for a thrill OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. Tenemmis “"'63 Monkey, ArchltecU, dated March 1964, toiraUur with ax- MANCHBffTBR — Seldom are Judge. officers of the grand lodga of dren, room and board, plus heated recreation room, patio, brick ranch, family room, 1^ we able to offer such value as Trust Estate of Mary Rich Petitions signed by SO persons mrance Co., 320 Main St., the first tone you use Blue HEBRON—^Four room .iq>art- pensea connected with and incMental to said oonstraotion baths, double garage, wooded MANCHESTER—In an area of MANOHE8TJOH—Rockledge. Co­ Cheney u/w of Charles Herman protesting wliat they claim are Connecticut will be present i salary. Storrs, call cean rugs. Rent floor, two family bouM. See lot, Manchester. Carlton W. new and comparaMy priced lonial ranch featuring S bed­ unsanitary conditions at a Ver­ Hospital Notea electric shampooer 61. Olcott reconditioned used furniture er furnitoed. CaK 648-0046. b. CcoMbutlon of funds to Manchester Rmewal Projeot No lent condition, only $16,990. rooms, 3 full baths, attached said District, deceased. Mr. Colby, 64 «ieh St Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, Hutchins, Realtor. 649-5182. homes. An 8 room, 2 level, up- rooms, m baths, formal din­ The ManufSoturera Hanover Trust non riding stable were present­ Admitted yesterday: JaoMO- BUS BOYS, fidl-time. Apply Variety Store. and appllancee, high quality- 1 ^ Ra^ond and May Aeoociatea, Consultants, r.; A] Bonanza Sirloin Pit, 287 W. low prices. LeBlane Furniture, EAST HARTFORD—New de­ Octobw 1968, pursuant to Section 8-136 of the O en ^ bedrooms, living rocm with lot. Oril Baibara Babto, Jar­ paneled fireiriace wall, step­ Ms First and Final Account and Gladys Schindler, 7 Sunrise Dr.; ly Makris Diner, 196 South Street, Rockville. 97 WeUs S t Tel. 64S-7254, until 614,000—Air conditicmlng, dish­ Supp'ement to First end Final Ac­ night. Most of the persons who 1705 Middle Tpke., or i^one days, COLDSPOT air-condittoner, 6,- luxe one bedroom apartoent, 0»»«5tlcut, Revlsioa of 1958, to tha amount MANCHESTERr-Off East Cen­ fireplace, kitchen with built- vis Realty 06., Realtota, 648- saving kitchen, walk-out bas^ Christine Kirby, 66 Lsgkm Dr.; Turnpike, Tel. 529- 649-1164. 700 btu per hour, 6125. Call 875-2174. Open 9-8. 6 p.m. washer, fireplace, large kitch­ 4112, Evas., 643-1686. count with said estate to this Court signed toe petitions Uve near 6652. all electric kitchen with dis- ter St Six room Cape, 3 bed­ en, roomy 8 bedroom randi, ins, dining L. Large family ment, garage, tree shaded lot. for allowance, it is toe riding area. Alice Ludwig, RED 2. 648-6047. poeal, tUe bath, wall-to-wall Tke queeUona to be voted on wlB be: room, utility room, den or of­ Only $to,900. PauC Flano Agen­ ORDERED: That the 36tb day of rooms, dining room, large 106x250 lot. Don’t wait. Carlton COLE flTTtBBT—6 room sope, Hav, 1964. at two o'clodc aitei^ One petition said toe owner Discharged yesterday: Cte4y WANTED—CapafaCe woman tor carpeting, heat, hot water, Quezon 1. Shell the ’Town construct, furnish and equip on kitchen, living room with fire­ W. Hutchtou. Realtor. 640-6181 fice, 1^ baths, 3-sone heat, cy, e48-()458, Anthony Fiano, had made several efforts at im­ house work one day a week. EXPERIENCED carpen­ STONES for leach fields, dry ASSORTMENT of good used fireplace, 2 car garage, nice­ noon at the Probate Office In the Sandberg, Bast lQllta(riy;..Mto. ter. Forbes Inc. Call 640-5392. wells, or retaining walls. Free ranges. 643-8588. parking, 600 monthly. J. D. “ “ Robertson School at an eetlmatedMat place, good locatlim, beet val­ garage, $25,000. Wolverton ly shaded premises with ex­ 649-4667. Municlpsl Building in MancHeiHester. provement but claimed that Sylvia Ckaig and son, Hebron; Can 048-2948. Realty, 84S-5120. NOTICE OC oTVfOOOT ^ Agency, R ^ t o r , 640-2818. be and Hie same is assigned for for the taking. Just pay for ue at $16,000. Wolverton Agen­ FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, tra lot. Priced right. Phone 8. a hearing on the allowance of said these were Inadequate. Ernest Smito, Rt. 30; Margaret GAS STOVE, 680:- kitchen taUe, Question $. Shall the Town contribute $120,000 to Manchester cy , Realtor, 640-2818. paneled family room, kitchen MANCHESTER The commissioners said that MASONS AND masons’ helpers ad. 122 Newmarker Road, So. THREE ROOM modem apart­ In accordance with the re­ MANCHESTER — Off Silver A. Beechler, Realtor 643-6969. account and said auppleroent to Cook, 76 Grand Arat Joel wanted. Call after 6, Thomp- Windsor line, off Dart Hill 4 chairs, 625; refrigerator, ^ ew a l Project No. 1 pursuant to Section 8-185 of the with built-ins. formal dining W EST END said account with said estate, and toe petitions would he turned ment, heat, hot water, stove, quirements of the Zoning Regu­ General Statutes of Conn. ? Lane bus line. 6 room older this Court directs that notice of Templeton, Ellington. f eonvHle R I 6-6116. Road. 644-0S04. 6100. Call after 6, 640-4784. lations for the Town of Man­ room, living room with fira- FTVB ROOM doll bouse ranch, LOCATION makeqtois over-- over to Francis McNulty, build­ refrigerator, lights and gas, Copies of the praUminaty plaiu, outline qwctflcatlons to which place, 1^ Inths, attached ga­ home, 100x150 tat, garage, 3 with an unusual stone fireplace slzed 6 room Cope toe the time and place assigned for Saqwnslan Impoaei tUe bath and shower, first cheater, Connecticut, the Zoning said hearing be given to all per­ ing inspector and deputy health The State Liquor Oontrol HANDYMAN wanted to do a lit­ SIX SBCnON of 4 foot picket MARBLE ’TOP table with mir­ raference to made ^ v e may be examined at the Office of the Parflcularly Pfeasing rage, $22,000. Phllbrick Agen­ bedrooms, ceramic bam, oil to Hvtog room, lovCIy patio. IDEAL FAMILY home. sons known to be Interestsd there­ officer, who would investigate tle work on trailer, material ror; Duncan Phyfe sofa, one- Coor, adults only. 640-8448, be­ Board of Appeals will hold a Town Clerk, Municipal Building, during business hours. heat, axcallent condition, per­ in to appear and bf heard there­ Oommiselon has impoosd a to­ W E H A V E ' fence for. sale. Can be seen at public healing on Monday eve­ cy, 640-8464. TMs home is tucked In a shad­ Has S or 4 bedrooms, for­ the complaints. furnlehed. 643-6046 after 4. 17 Dudley St. after 4 p.m. piece down curiiion;^ good con­ tween 4-9. fect tor young fam ily, $14,900. ed and woodsey lot to toe sub­ mal dining, MODERN on by pub'lshlng a copy of this day suqienaion agatost Ed’s ning, May 18, 1664 at 8:00 P.M. TO Wt on the following propoeed revisions to tha o t order In some Jiewspaoer having Scienoe Fair Winner* Package Store, 120 Union St, ea dition. Call evenings 6-8 p.m., the ’Town of Manchester in accordance with Home Rule Act WMverten Agency, Realtor, urbs o f Manchester. JuHan KITCHEN. Ilk baths, ga­ a circulation in said District.' at WANTED—Service station at- NEW LUXURIOUS 4 room in the Hearing Room of the Mu­ A number of Rockville High charges of selling to minora. 528-6264. Chapter 99 of the General SUtutea of ConnecUcut, m ' m - 640-2813. Realty, 649-9190. rage. Assumption - Ver- least seven days before the day GOOD apartment, carpeted, heat, hot nicipal Building on the followiag of said hearing, and by nuJItng on School students and teachers .tendant, full-time days. Mor- Boats and Accessories 46 ommended by the Qisrter Revision OommUslon and umtwred Afghan-Squar# Jackatl planck-East Oatoriic area. larty Brothers, SOI Center FOR SALE—G. E. refrigerator water, refrigerator, stove, applications: MANCHESTER^ bedroom lux­ or before May 14. 1964. by certified attended the NorthtSlTi Connec­ BookviUe news Is «»— bg for submlsalon to the electors by the Board of Directora. NEARLY 30 ACRES In east- Only $16,600. mall a copy of this order to S t r ^ . in good condition. Call 648- washing machine, garage. H. W. Holt d.b.a. WINF; ury ranch on secluded acre arn section of Manchester—9 Manufacturers Hanover TVust Com­ ticut Science Fair held recently Hie Herald’s RookriBe Basoaa, POSITIONS 14 FOOT RUNABOUT with 30 0066. Adult couple only. $100 month­ The questions to be voted on will be: lot, 3 baths, fuK basement, REAL ESTATE CENTER h.p. Johnsem motor and Elgin Love Lane; Rural 2!one. Vari­ Question 3. Shall the ’Town of Manchester amend jr room farm house and outbuild­ pany. Trustee, c/o Spencer Grom. in toe West Hartford Armory. 6 W. Main St, t-’T*~Tai 878- ly. 742-8000. _____ ance Is requested to erect new Ifin Bogglnl, Bel Air Real Es­ ings, large frontage on two MLS 528-6624 REALTORS Ally.. 49 Pearl St.. Hartford. Conn.: 8186 or 64S-27U. MEAT CUTTER trailer, complete outfit with Section 9 and 11 of the Charter of the Town of tate, 64S-0883. Hartford National Bank and Trust Among the top ten finalists many extras. 6476. 643-4069. Antenna tower at above loca­ concerning MBciato and vacancies? highways, fine investment pos­ ACANCHBSTEJR — 4 bedroom Companv, 96 Paori St.. Hartford. in the Senior Biological Dtvi- AVAILABLE SOFA, recently slipcovered, 896. tion. Conn.. Exscutor of the estate of Expanding. Need one good eut- Call Glastonbury 633-1080. 4H ROOMS, $149, includes heat. Question 4, Shall the Town of Manchester amend <'*'enter Xn MANCHESTER - Two fOmUy sibility. For appointment call Cape, 3-car garage, full base­ rion were Rany Kies and Jo­ WANTED—10 h.p. outboard mo­ C^illd Guidance Clinic; 817 No. Mrs. Shorts, 648-8886. J. Wat­ Mary Rich Cheney: tiuotle CTieney ter. Top wagee. OaU after 6 p.m ., 648-1978. Section 1 of the Charter of the Town of MancheetarMn- duplex, 6-6, 3-etaU garage, ex­ ment, new furnace, new tile Richmond. 14 Garden Road Sum­ seph Kayan. Both 'wQl receive Rebekah Parley tor In good condition. Phone COMPACT VACUUM cleaner, — ■ — ------Main St; Rea. Zone C. Vari­ cerning l^sU tlve and appointive powers? tra laige lot, Wells St., one son Beach A Co., Realtors, 522- bath, lot 106x150. J. D. Realty, mit. New Jersey: Jacob Weldmann an engraved golden ruler in NOW: 640-7149. 3114. Cheney, 709 Main 9f.. Hjuichesten TOP NOTCH FOODS like new; rugs, carpets, air I ATTRACUVE 4% room, luxur- ance is requested to erect free Question 5. Shall the ’Town of Manchester amend Chapter ttt block man Main. Frank Mott, 643-5129. 1160 Burnside Ave. standing ground sign closer to SIZES Conn.: Harriet Cheney Laheh. 75 recognition of their achieve­ conditioner, end tables, living iou* duplex Crest apartment. Section 1 of the Charter of the-Town of Manchester eoo- 643-6608. Farm Drive, Manchester. Conn,: ment. Set for Statler E.'-Hartford FOR SALE—Boat and trailer. 9 room chairs, drapes, and other heat, G.Br kitchen, range, 12 street than allowed at above lo­ LARGE 4 BEDROOM 1960 Gar­ ROCKLEDGE—$19,900. t bed­ Chariee Cheney Hathawsy, 17W foot riclff, 646; trailer carries cerning mandatory review of the General Manager? n U 0 rison Colonial, Ilk baths, built- MacKenile Pueblo. Colorado- Hugh Peter Yellen, a freshman, household Hems. 649-7924. cuhlf foot refrigerator, hood, cation. QuMtion 6. Shall the ’Town of Manchester amend Chapter IV A8SUMBALE MORTGAGE—If room ranch, fireplace,' garage, Six members of Sunset Re­ Clerlc-Typigt up to 16 foot boat. 500 lbs.. in stove, dishwariier, acre, combination storms. Owner, ■Brooks. S3 Washington Square. was a' finalist in the Junior WANTED—^Man to work in heat dispoeal, Venetian Minds, car­ Jan^ W. Connolly; south of SecUon 9 of the Charter of the ’Town of Manchester aon- you have $2,000. or eo and can West, New York. New York. bekah Lodge will attend a na­ 695. Call 640-2385, 6-0 p.m. MOVING—Large walnut deric; peted staircase, 1% baths, No. M8 Keeney St; Rural pay $139. per month, ask us wooded, $19,900. Ctarlton W. 643-1470. JOHN J. WAI.I.ETT. Judge. Physical Science Division. He treating department, second G.E. console radio, mahog­ oeming tenure and removal of the General Manarer? Hutchins, Realtor, 649-6132. will also receive a golden ruler. tional session of the Rebakah Typist Mrfft, 3:20-11:40. Apply in per­ JOHNSON 22 h.p. Seahorse, IMksement storoM , wariier, Zone. Variance is requested to about the terrific ranch we Assembly of 'Connectiout tomor­ any; blond square end table; dryer, pleasant iocatiem, rent erect dwelling which will be *^2*5??* ^v®***® ’Town of Mancheater Amend Chapter IV have Just over the South Wind­ CUSTOM DESIGNEID contem­ Debby Theodore won a $50 son after 3:30 p.m. Uberal long shaft. Rope pull. Extra window exhaust fan; space Section 6 of the Charter of the ’Town of Moncheatwoon- NEAR CRYSTAL LAKE—$0.- porary built for gracious liv­ row and Saturday at the Bt«t- benefits. Klock Co., 1272 Tol­ $16. bronze propeKor. Excel­ very reasonable. 688 Hartford closer to street then allowed at sor town Une In Bast Vfind- 000. Large 6 room house, 2 Savings bond for the project, ler Hilton Hotel, Hartford. heater; miscellaneouv. 64^ Road. Call evenings Mr. Gill, ceratog powers and duUes of the General Manacer? sor. Vacant. T. J. Crockett, ing. sunken living room, for­ Figiirsr land Tpke. lent, 665. 649-9168. above location. QuMtlm 8. ShM Um Town of Manchester amend Chapter V finished batiunoms, 3 bed­ "Fuel Cell". Mra. Clyde Beckwith, district 3879. 648-4862. Green Manor Estataa, Inc.; Realtor, 348-1577. mal dining room, planned for Peter Ramsdell and Denise I^Uon 1 2’ ^ 9. 17, 28, and 29 of the OhartM^^the rooms, attached garage, base­ nine spaefous rooms, 8 baths, d^uty president of District 18; t e l e v is io n SERVICE tech­ FIBBRGLAS 18’ runabout, de­ ■outhweat corner Vernon S t Sc Town of Manchester concerning budget and Unaneer ment. For information call Krowka won second honors and and Mrs. Henr;’ StarkweathW. Stenographer luxe features. 60 h.p. motor, ’IHREB-PIECE maple Sofa bed MANCHESTER—Assume mort­ two huge fireplaces, recrea­ nician, excellent salary, work­ living room, $40; matching Richmond D r.; Res. Stone AA. owner 876-8394 after S p.m. and Quotations Furnished by ■will receive honor certificates. color bearer o f Rerbricah Assem­ ing conditions, must h« fuKy Hke new. Call 228-0310 after 6. Malchestw aSSid^pter XI gage and take over payments tion room, bar, patio. Priced In 9xt2 rug, $25; wringer washer,- Variance is requested to erect ^therOiMtCT of the Town of Manchester t^ernlnc of $106 per month for this im­ week-ends, or phone 643-9544 Dempeey-Tegeler Co., too. Third honor' certificates, were bly, will participate in the ses­ qualified in black and white Glenwood Manor free standing ground sign at Department o t PubUc Works? wning 40’s. Call owner, 649-6285, 643- 12’ CUSTOM BUILT, alternat­ $30; all In good condition. 649- maculate 6 room Cape, 2 or $ from 8:30 a.m; to 4 p.m. 6863. ^ Members of New York won by Barbara Monahan, sion. Delegates from Sunset Re­ Fins opportunity for the and color T-V. Box 277, Cov­ 7818. above location. Gregory King, Sharon Brady, bekah Lodge ore Mrs. Maurlos qualified high school g;rad- ing sailboat-rowboat, nylon **’*OT*’?Jt-u ?5?4^**** Town of Manchester amend Chapter bedrooms, close to bus line, Stock Exchange entry, Conn., 742-6062. Four new luxury apart­ First Hartford Realty Corp.; x n the Charter.^ the Town of Manchester concerning MANCHBSTERr-6 room house, Waddell and Mrs. Sedriok Fiv* day week, sail. $150. 643-8589. o t $16,500. Wolverton Agency, living room, Idtehen, other 4 HANDYMAN’S DREAM — AAA Bank Stocks Nancy Murphy and Edward com- SEWING MAOaCNE — Famous ments available Immediately, Manchester Parkade, B. MM. watw and sewierage? ».«i«>nung Realtor. 640-2818. , ______Straughan, past district deMty p6«te heoM t program free AN OPENING fo r a Dealer in rooms can be used as bed­ suburban village location, 114 Bid Asked Linton, 16’ SPEEDBOAT, trailer with Singer slant^eedle portable, quiet retddential neighbor­ Tpke.; Bus. Zone m Variance Town of Manchester amend Chimter All high school students who president. Mrs. Be'verly Jenktos, PMhtag. Hartford Co. or Manchester. used, com pletely aerVieed; hood. Four spacious rooms la reqiieeted to erect free stand­ MANCHESrm-West Side two rooms, new central heating acres, excellent buy. 6 room Ckmn. Bank and Mark 76 Mereury motor com­ 3 ^ Of the O iar^ of the Town of Mancheater oonenn^ house, need.3 repairs. Carlton Trust Co...... 66lk 70lk entered the fair received either noble grand of Sunset Lodga, Big demand for Rawlelgh I Save, save, save, save. In­ and bath, Frilleo elactrlc ing ground sign at above loca­ plannliw and soning? fam ily, 5-5, on bus line, sep­ system, convenient to riiop- Products. Write Rawleigh plete. Ready for water. After W. Hutchins. Realtor, 949-6132. Hartford National first, second or third place and Mrs. Alice Wetherel] aim XWt our Persmutel Dept, 6 dally, all day Sunday, Mon­ cludes attachments, easy kitchen with comWnaticn tion. arate utlUties, deep lot, 3-car ping center, good for handy­ plan to attend. D*pt. CNE-26-1S68, Albany. washer ai>d dryer, individual oL»f***? Manchester amend Chapter man as some repairs needed, Bank Co...... 66% 69% awards. lor torther Information. N. Y. 12201. day, Nutmeg Country Store, terms. Singer Sewing Center, Raymond Gardner; 14 Avon XViB Section 1 j>f the Charter of the Town of Man^Mter garage, fully rented, good In­ The convention on Saturday 832 Main' Street. Phone 648- aoned Hyibcnie beatiiig with com e. $10,900. Wolverton Agen­ but the price te right. $7,600. TEN MINUTES from Man­ Fire Insurance Companies Girls State Deiegatoa Route 8, Andover. S t; Rea. Zone B. Variance la re­ concerning the ’Town Counsel ? chester, larg^^S bedroom is open to all past noble granda. 8883. domestic hot water fur- quested to" erect addition to cy, Realtor. 640-3618. John Ellison Agency. 876-949S. Hartford Fire .... 72% 76% Irene Kolanko, daughter of m e c h a n ic or u>prmtice me­ Manchester amend Chmttor ranch, fireplaqnwarage, alu­ National Fire ....1 3 2 140 Installation of offioars on Sat­ chanic, own tools desirable, nlsbed. air - ccnditlontog, dwelling which will be cloeer to XIX Section 8 of the Charter of the Town of Manchaotv Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kolanko, urday evening will be open t i THE CO^ECncUT GENERAL ELECTRIC stove, sound and fire resistant,, RANCH — Custom Built 6lk minum stormiAeBffi basement, Phoenix Fire ....121% 130% references. 648-8449 or 64S-0278. Buildini: Materials 47 sideline' than allowed at above concerning denomination of bonds? "O "® -iWFwa.. rooms, S or 4 bedrooms, living- 150x300 wooden transferred '34 Fox Hill Dr., and Sharon all members of the Rebekaha. excellent condition, $50. Please private garage and storage location. I Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. Tennstedt, daughter of Mr. and MUTUAL LIFE call 649-3209. QuesUon 14. Shall the Town of Manchester amend Chanter Ellington dining area, fireplace, l^ owner selling below cost, $14,- Aetna Casualty . . 124 132 AUTO BODY man, experienced CHOMAN’S USED Lumberyard area, one year, lease. Helen Moeke; 60 North St; 5060-N. Mrs. Albert Tennstedt, 39 Ham­ XXI SecUon 2 of the Charter of the ’n)W n^ ManrtStS- SA V E $'s baths, many extras. Call own­ 500. Gerard Agency, Realtors, Aetna Life ...... 101 199 INSURANCE 00. only, guaranteed work week, will be open daily 3 p.m. till FOR SALE—Danish black waH Ree. Zone C. Varience is re­ concerning deflniUons? oemr er 649-5789. 643-0366. 644-8325. mond St., have been selected to many extra benefits, Mr. WARREN E. HOWLAND The full text i Ctonn. General . .rtO l 199 6 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.4 p.m furniture, $125; black cenveri- quested to erect addition to o t tte Charter Amendmanta to oa flie—^ oimbIifi ems to w attend the annual Laurel Oiria WardweK, Woodland Auto Assorted 2x3’,’s 9x4,’s and up Realtor 648-1108 dwelling which will be cloeer to pubUc InapeoUop to the O l^ of the Hfd. Steam Boiler 137 145 IhCe table, |60; 4 daik etraight to the Mica of the Town C l^ Miutleipel — . . . See us for a true value on MANCHESTER Spruce St. SIX ROOM Randi, excellent State program In June. The MO darden It Barttord Body Co.. 1206 Burnside Ave., Sheathing pipes, radiators, sMeUne than allowed at above Building, duringluring boetoeee hours. Well kept 6 room Cape, open Security Ins...... 71 75 program is sponsored by the chairs, $0 each; G.E. TV and this rural ranch featuring condition, ;S bedrooms, ceramic Travelera (new) .47% 60% East Hartford. sinks, and tubs. Yard located —— —------location. A vote of YES arlll adopt an amendment and approve tbe To a matron’s figure is this stairway, living room, dining TENTS stand, $26; full length m irror, bHoC-atoeved style that looks so f ; t bedrooms, partial rec tile hath, formal dining room, PubUc UttUttee American Legion Auxiliary, i off North Main. 649-2892. 8; 3 sets dishes, 4 place set­ CHSI’TOHOt 8TRBBT — t rcxMii • Fnuiklin Qrimason: lots 85 4k pubUo Iroprovomente and capital projects; a rote r f NO win room, kitchen, pantry, 2 bed­ L«urel Girls State is held at WANTED — Two truck me­ frsoh and charming. Small but­ Crochet this attractive Jacket room, carport. Just across baseboard heat, aluminum Conn. Light Power 39 41 chanics, exceUent pay and tings each. $5, $10. $16; plated ’"^ter. Mojen^ood S tT r^ iSnVB: rejrot u amei^ent and disapprovs the pubUe Im prov^ ^ Vernon line. Our price, only rooms and bath, one car ga­ combinations and awnings, fire the University of Connecticut SLEEPim B3M electric kitchen, garage, cafl variance la requested to erect and capital projects. tons and bands of contrast add quickly and easily 1 Simply maka rage, nice lot. Asking. $15,W. Hartford Gas Co. . 41% 45% OARBBR poeitlon for woman benefits. 649-8666. flatware; miscellaneoue small a number of afghan-squarea; $14,900. detection system, carpi^, en­ Southern New Eng­ and will teach the girls the fun­ Diamonds—Watchc items. 649-1664. Newington, 666-6668. four femUy apartment at above Voting machines will be used. a prafasslonal finish. J. D., Realty, 643-5129. closed rear yard, lot 110x173, who is looking for more than No. 3815 with Patt-O-Rama get them together; add a solid land Telephone . 56% 60% damentals of government. Po­ PONCHOS Jewelry 48 locaUon. $15,900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- litical campaigns and an elec­ a job. Must be High Sclxxd to to sises 30, 38, 40, 42, 44, 40, color border! COLU A WAGNER WEST SIDE—Oversised Cape. blanufactqrlng Companlee graduate, pteaslng persouility. Help Wanted— . Charles PonUcelU; nori^h side Pattern No. 5060-N has cro­ 8464. . ------48% 52% tion of officers Is held. A Gov­ WATCH AND JEWELRY re Wearing Apparel-—Furs 57 Bast Mid. Tpke., opposite 46, 80, 62, Bust 88 to 54. Sise 666 Burnside Avenue 'Excellent condition, many ex­ Allied Thermal KNAPSAOKS and aUUty to meet pubUc, typ- chet directions—elsea S3, 54. 86 tras. 649-4661. Arrow, Hart, Heg. 53% 57% ernor's Ball will round out the ,lqg raquirad. Many company Male or Female 37 pairing. Prompt oervlce. Up tc NOTICE Brookfirid St; Rea. Zona A. 18, 40 bust, 4% yards of 85- Bast Hartford—289-0241. MANCHESTBIR—duplex 2 fam ­ LIKE NEW lady’s coat, beige, la^; ^ contrast incL; finiahtng instructions. Barden ...... 12 13% week. , .Apply Beneficial Fl- $90 on your old watch to trade. Notloe la hereby gtven of a Special axoq>tton to requested to -t ] ily, 6 rooms eeuih sida. Sep­ PART-TIMB man or woman, mink orilar, siee 16. Tel Tb ordsr, send 50o in coins To ordar, aand $8e in aotais to MANCHESTER — Spaotoue 6lk Bristol Brass .... 9 10 Mias Kolanko is a high bonor OANnENS to.. 908 Main Itraet Ctooed Mendoya. F: B. Bray, puuio hearing at Roran 56SA, eraet group dwriUngs at above room ranch to young neighbor­ arate heat, centra: taoatloti.' student, preiktant o t tba FXiturs hstweeu 9-6. 648- immediate opentnga tor aalea 787 Mato Btraot, Itato ______State Offloafoiildtog. 165 C ^ locatton. 6o;— lue Burnett The Man- Anne Cfibot, Tlw Maaohester ELUNGTON - Bbd ef.ymir Bustoees aone ottorm poasi. Colaco 6% 7% work. Houta airangad to fit Building. .ahoMar Evening Herald, U56 Evening Herald, 1186 AVH. OF hood, 4 bedrooms, 2 fUK naths, Duaham-Bubh .... 4 6 Taaohera Oqb, msiriber e<- tha TWO PROM gowne, Mae 14, tol Avaoiia, Bturtfo^ on Ihea- Andrew \Anaeldl; aontbeaet itearA for a lovely 4 room one-haif acre lot, fire alam bUities, $19,900. Bllsworih Mit­ Girki Atoleti Aottvitles CM>, OOOKSEn ydur Mfoadule. AB laada fm^ The Foocth Voting] AVIL pHcatlon Ree. Zone A. Special exceptta on North Mato StiaeT built with aU quality featuraa. 644-060$. council end as a member of the IflVMVItVvfwv Garden— Farm— ^Dalry 0709 of The MenAeater Water Com­ For Ist-class mailing add 10c ado lOo for eaclr pattern. Print M odem -.kitdien wito'^ built-toa, MANCHESTER Seven room Pe&r Paul 31% 34% to requested to erict group 1" Rockville Swimming club has ‘ Products 60 pany for authority to toeue 500 dwellings at above location. I ®®***^l ^ Veraon for each pattern. Print Name, Name, Address with sons and ceramle' bath with elan dim ­ MANCHESTER — Now under dweKtog, with baeemeat ge- Plastic Wlr- Cable ’ T% Serplw SeIm C «. ; Addrsss with Zone, Style Num­ Pattern Number. rege, located on Herary St., Standard Screw .. 35% 38% won oeveral awltomlng awards. Wanted—Tfl Roy 58 additional aharea of Ita common AU persona interested may a t - 2? , ,****^ questions solely by er. I car garage. Over 1.300 construction. Last 2 homes 160 N. MAIN l EREET KtuatieM Wanted-— jEGGS, LARGE, 8 dooan $1; ex­ ber and Sise. Only 50o—our '64 Spring-Bum­ aquare feet o t oom fortaUe Uv- avaitoble in Woodhill. 3 bed­ near echool, excellent oondl- Stanley W orks . . . 22 24 She has assisted Instructors at Ital stock at par value of tendn

fRUSSOAY. MAY lA 1M4 T rfr WrolTYi-BIOHT t i '» ' 'V w .p 4lmtrj^onEt»r . 1 A nrt^ Daily Net PremK«i Tha Nutnoggar Ctamara dub a( giilB h atwaan For toe Wmk 3 X will hold an appla bloaaflpi ffs- IS yaafa ad ago who wWi May e, 19M About Town tival Sunday, mtn or ahiM sotthalf wmiM Sat- Mambara win laava RtUtop fram.lO njn. to noon add World W»r 1 Burmeka u d Houaa, Bast. Hartford, at 1 pjn. 1 to t.njn. at Memorial Auxiliary wU inMt Sunday at and return tbara at • for a FMd of Mandhootar Rlah American Furniture 13,974 3 p.m. at tlM v r w Poat Hama, buffet i' ■ ' SdiooL Raglattatiun wnTHM «r tha Audit ■lootkia o< daiacataa to tiM held again on May 31, same at Owwlattaa ^ t a convantlon in Bridcaport Joeoph Stahhntas, aon of Mr. tima aad plaoo. W orkshop wUl bo halA Mambara aro . ro> andM ra. Joseph W. Stanlunaa, Mmdmter^ACUyofrWmgeChn mindad of tha cup aucstion to ba 74 PijntonUi L4un, waa raconUy Mbnehootar Orange will spon- held aftar tha meattaic. iSiUatad Into Tau Bata PI, a na- aor a teblic mlUta^ wMai and ANTIQUE and MODERN FURNITURE ▼OL. LXXXm, NO. IM (TWENTT-FOUS PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) Uonal honorary s o ^ ty for aU aatbaek card party at • pjn. to­ M A N C R l^E lt, ODNN., FRIDAT, MAY 16, 1964 PRICE EEVIN m m Tha Maa’a Laagua of tha Sal­ ongtnoortng majors, at tho Uni- morrow at Odd Fbllows Hall, vation Army will moat at 7:30 voralty of Connaetleut whore ho ttokata will ba ayailabla at tha Rspsirsd snd Rsftniihsd tomorrow at tha church. la a Junior. Brig. Vamon Poat of Now Lon­ Frss sstlmatsf givss on work. Chapman Court Order of Tho ,drfli team af John Mather British Find 2 Troopers Events don will apoak on tho "Art of Good Photography." Rafroah- Amaranth, will moat at 7:45 Chapter, Order of DaMolay, will Ssfisfsction Gusrantood menta will ba aarved aftor tho t.m. tomorrow at tha Maaonic pteusUca a t 7 tonight at tjM Ma­ mooting. I 'bmple at which time thare.artn sonic Temple for the i ^ e d be the annual memorial aoHice. Foroaa Day parade Saturday. In State. Red Ambush Smashes Officers are reminded to attend CAU C. GRILLI—M3-9741 Mutilated by Rebel Tribe ThoTo Will be a aorvice at 7:80 the rehearsal at,.7. ' Aftar tha niare wlU be no Jimlor choir tonight at tho Salvation Army. meeting refraaBments will be rMiaaraal at Second Oongrega- ADEN (AP) — The re -t'^ m im as the New Unit Asked Dmm Kakaclw Jiadith Pick Mrs. Florence Stevenson will served by. Mrs. Anna Robb and tional Church on Saturdays un­ i ^ W letfaethcMtrolohaivedeiiight that the Middle Beat la devoUonal loader. her oparmittao. til June g. ^ n s of two British sol- ahouMer to ehouMar and broke ready to arupt into war. But be srs whose heads were through a ring of tribeamen. satd his government had no In­ In Plan to Curii R hm n Juniors Delegates to Girls State The rest of me patrol escaped. tention of intervening in the Viet Column, 51 Killed hacked off by rebel tribes­ An IntelUgence report mid the a ttw le between Yemen'e re- men are being buried in Mvared hesde were burled Juat Double - Dealings ^borougfa, has been a member of pubUcan and royalist facUons: Three Jnlora at Rham Highland Mna Joeeph Buiha of Am-< Aden today with full mlU- acroae the Yemen border in Douglae-Hcme aittd Britain's Seheol In HebrMi have been atng force smashed a gov­ W. H. DIGLAND of the Pep Club quid'a member Rrittah Commonwmlth Secre­ gation which brought about the ernment relief cc4umn in of the Junlor-Banlor Prom Com­ tary Duncan Sandys told the arrest of five emplojres of the one of the bloodiest am­ mittee. S ^ is A high honors stu­ House of Commons another 800 i ^ t s of way division on LUMKR CO. . dent anp-Haa been inducted into to 1,000 aoldiera ere being flown bushes of the year. Carnage Mouse Record Vote Seen, charges of wrongdoings. From dug-ln pnritions, the “At toe Greini’’ «4S-«M1 th^'N ational Honor Society, to Aden to beck up the hetallion n is being sponsored by the Beauty Salon fighting the Inamxents In the TTis proposed review m>ard Viet Ckmg o j^ e d up with heavy others dub, Garden dUb and Radfan Mountains. would examine reported con- weapon and automatic rifle fir* 625 Main Street 4fllot-of-int*rest oases and de- that killed 61 government the Regional District 8 Insur­ • Open Mondays • Xh Yemen a royaUat radio eta- temine whether charges are ance Agents. Polls Favor Lodgi tton broadcast a wwning that troops. Another 80, including an American Rango* officer, were Mlaa Pick, daugHter of Mf. Tel. 643-0695 "no Egyptian prisoner wUl be left aUve” unlpm Bgypttan The committee is expected to wounded In the engagement on and Mrs. Addison Pick of Mari- suggest general oonfUct-of-ln- Thursday 33 mUss north of Sai­ PORTLAND, Ore. (AP)—Ore-<$wlio did his own campaigning— ‘ ''(Oek Pag* T ta) terest guide Unas for passage gon. free-for-aU—ai I eyed the last-minute polls and by the 1986 legislature. T«i soldiers were reported presidential primary elecUon declared: "Mr. Lodge ie the There is no central group missing. iHth six candidatsa and one man to stop In Oregon. I would now which can look into con- "Ws make the same mistakes ealnpalgner—la being settled to- be very happy to make substan­ fUct-of-interest mattws. Each aU the time,” a frustrated my- tial gains.” Poverty Hit depstfetment acts on its own. American adviser cemmented. Bleotion officials forecast a B ^ te e n convention delegates State'r-Atty. John D. La- There Is sn average of one record OOP turnout of about are at stake. Belle, in a report to the gov­ major Viet Cong ambuSh every 360,000 voterit Rockefeller sdtd a powerful On Property ernor last MoKh on his High­ week. American' advisers are And public opinion pollsters showing In Oregon would hdlp way D e p a r t m e n t prbbe, concentrating much ot their ef­ predicted more of them would his cauBT fS Ckillfomla's June 3 strongly urged legislation deal­ fort on making the Vietnameee vote for Henry Cabot Lodge primary, with no write-in votes Of Ladybird ing with conflict - of - interest ambush-conscious. than for any of the other five permitted. abuses. The Viet Cong laid their tn ^ oontendcrs. "The results in one state in- WA8HINOTON (AP) — Two Gov. Dempsey said today that in traditional style by attacking But their elecUon-eve mm- Huence the people in another Republican congressman report after he receives and studies three outpoets, the district town the committee’s retort, be will pUngs lo c a te d the Lodge lead state and that is what happened "deplorable poverty"' enumg of Tan Uyen and a etrat^e was tapbring off from the wide •R®*' ^ R®*' Hampehlre prl make it available to tbe press. hamlet before-dawn. margin they had forecaet ear-' niary,” he Said. tenants .on Alabama farmland The report then goes to the Radio reports from Tan Uyen, tter. Rockefeller said it will take owned by MJe, .Idmdon B. John- State Leglelattve Council, re­ Members of the Connecticut Circuit of the Associated Press chat with Pulitzer 25 miles north of Saigon, alert­ Betty Hartford Pleat Printed In the face of those predic­ "a massive effort to break >on. The rejstodar from an aide search arm of the (3cneial As­ ^ze-winm ng reporter Malcolm Browne at New Haven meetinir last ntohf ed authorities. A reUef force tions, the Lodge campaign through” and beat Goldwater In to the F ir* Lady is that they sembly which wUI (Jecide what are permitted to stay at their Irft, CharlM T. McQuwney ot the New HeveTl^i,^* RW,; beaded up the road. forces stepped up their tele- (^ifom ia. Unless be does, Rock- to recommend to the 1966 legia- The Viet Cong had apparent-. efeUer added, Goldwater .will be own requett despite other plans lature. wfotofix)"”” Theodore Yudaln, Stamford Advocato. (AP 'Dacron and Cotton Voiles oe and persoq-to-peraon bid for use of tha property. '* ly moved in alongaide the rotri the vloU^ they to cou­ bard to stop at the RepiiUlcen _ R is understood the report will Wednesday night. Reports of the ple with lbs abaentec ambasaa-Nattmial Convention. Reps. Dave Martin of Nebras-' deal only lightly on the touchy r tat and M. G. Syndsr of Ken­ ambush are still sketchy, but Fresh delightful prints prettied with lots of tucks and pleats, styled aor’s wrlte-tn triumph In NewThe .California contest cairiaa subject of conflict of inttfrest apparently the Viet Cong per­ Itonipsblr* two months ago. tucky opened the exchange at by legislators — leaving that by Betty Hartford with cooly scooped necklines, no sleeves or little 86 convention votes. Goldwater a news conference Thursday, mitted ixurt of the convoy to New Yoek Gov, Nelson A, figures with them he would IMSS and then opened up. sleeves w d a marvelous way of going everywhere. Rocktogei^—the -eniy^eandldate Probe Bid Other government units were And they’re a completely carefree blend of rvrv votes It will take to win- ththe e[o ^ e s tto n a l C ttm pidS^c3to - Thw;~ Rg^iatore, over the rushed to the region but repott­ Dacrmi(R) poleyester and cotton voile that’s ^ Q Q nowtnatten. y«toi.^haa bant aaneltlve on ed no contact with the Viet Rockefeller flew to Washing­ ceafendlng that fhe Cong. Martin and Snyder, both m>- behaviour of. its "members is DEPENDABLE! air-light, a breeze to wash, never needs ironing * M^allace ton for an intelligenos briefing ponente of the Jonnson antipov­ V iet I s s u e s A Viet Cong company with by Johnson admlnlstratton offi­ 9toto honorable and that Upt^OOt* heavy mortars attadeed tw* and,' every pleat ie in to stay! 12-20, u y^ -2 2 i^ . cials after telling a newk confer­ erty bill, suggeetod tho Preel- strong athies ntMUTM i DEPENDABLE is ths ward for D«d in this family I ^ t ought to follow the llGGdGd. outootts in the Tan Lap stra­ Says Cbeeks ence his month-long Oregon Chrletlan admonition "put your NEW HAVEN (AP)—Henry tegic hamlet near TAy Nlnh and That’s because he looks ahead, plans ahead and eavea campaign shows the kind of WASHINGTON (AP) — A Re-<^ratto senatom. Voting' against ahead at Manchester’s oldest flnsneial instltuttoo .... bouse In order" -b ^ r* prearii- esabot Lodge is “more than Juat the frightened population of the race be would run If he won the tog bis antipoverty doctrine. Dismiss Zaiman Suit an ambassador," M a l-e o 1 m publican, move to reopen and tabling motion were M Re­ hamlet fled. the dependable institotion, now |n its 7 ^ d year. Small, iHany nomination. Bllsabeth Cku^tor, staff expand the Bobby Baker inves- publicans and 9 Democrats. "I don’t think that airy Repub­ NEW HAVBN (AP) — A Browne told a Connecticut .. - * epoka director for Mrs. Johnson, dis- ilwss-Judgo fMoral oourt has newspaper group last night. tlgatton threw the Senate into The committee's Investigatton said 100 of these civULuis Were MONTGOMBRY, Ala. (AP)— lican, and I don't oim rriio he cussing.tbe criticism with ts- in which President Jriuison’e rounded up and taken across to, to going to win in November agreed to dtomies the Connecti­ "Ha is more of e deputy prtme turmoil before It waa defeated JUST SAY “CHARGE U PLEASE” Cecil Jacluon dumped the 386 wrters, said Mrs. Johnaoa Mm cut eongraestonal rediatrictiar minister." by e 42-88 vote. name figured, was launched aft­ the Cambodian border. They 'f t -ft with the kind of campaigning been putting the property into er Baker had resigned under letters onto the conference ta­ that’s been going oir in tiS suit Brownie, who won the Pulit- The short, snippy election- 17 timber for a better' profit as A. hearing on the action had fire last Oct. 7 from his $19,800- (See Page Ten) ble and aald: "This Is' how the state by absentee representa­ became vacant. > r. prise this year for his re­ year set-to Thursday waa one of a-year'post as secretary to the vS AVIMGS • OPEN Thursday till 9:00 vemor Is financing his cam- tion," he said. > been sobtttalad tor today. But porting from South tfiet Nam, the most tumultuous the Senate "What would tb ^ have Mn. ^ Gtaneral Aassmbly tedla- had seen In many a day. - Senate’s Democratic majority. I v O A I V On small coatributtons Ctoldwater dropped hie Oregoti Johnson r c. 4Smim AjpaGtftS—^ George C. Wallace's legal ad­ :ee effect when officially filed spondent spoke at a meeting of ward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., ties or that Involved other Im­ (ki bsuraS Savtaga visor continued. "Read the let­ In U.S. Dtotrlot Court. the Connecticut Circuit of the caught in the middle as the proprieties. BRANCH OFFICB, BOtITC 81, OOVKNTRy ters If you want to' See where Filing Ie expected sometime Associated Prees. temporary presiding officer. t e r m e d ‘SNEAKS’ today. Baker pursued lucrative busi­ - theYre from. W* don’t have any Lodge, Browne said, spends It was on Mansfield’s motion ness ventures while on the Sen­ WASHINGTON (AP)— A big contributor. The average la Jeek Belman. poUtloel writer several hours a day with South that the Senate voted to table ate payrall. When called as a IfooMcratio repreeentatfve • OPES TILL 5 PJL m o n .-tues^ i. from $1 to $16.” Vietnamese Premier Nguyen and thus kUl a resolution to witness he refused to answer today deeorlbed aa “eelf-peo- Jackson, who keeps things go­ (I YNTS Ten) Khanh. Ih e friendly relation­ bring members of the Senate questions, invoking the protec- E~tra Hours Tburaday S AM. to 8 PM.—Wed. aoaed'A t Noon specifically within the scope of dalmed eneaks" who *hlt a ing In the' governor's office ship between them, la in con­ tton against possible self-incrim- Mw low In poUttes’’ two B*- while Wallace and the others trast to the days when Ngo the Baker probe and to teoaden' inattoH provided by the 6th are following the campaign It to cover the handling of cam- PobUoaa oongreoemen who Dinh Diem ruled the country, Amendment to the Constitution. vielted Alabama land owned trail, said, the donations ''have Browne said. Diem hated Amer­ p a in funds and other matters. Williams Introduced his reso­ Increased noticeably since Wis­ ican ambassadors, the corre- 'iTJe resolution, offered by Sen. lution to extend and ejqxmd the by Blie. Lyndon B. Jotoison, consin.” ) News Tidbits epondent aald. John J. Williams, R-Del., also IHobe after Case went before nnd reported Impoveriehed The letters on the table con­ ft-Mfi the AP Wires The U.S., he said, was appar- would have extended the inves- the commute# Tuesday and tenant# Uve there In tumble­ tained cash and checks totaling ently not involved iii the *ooup '*3’ **** Senate Rules tirged it to ask each senator down ehnoks. 83.785. and came from IS states. that brought Khanh to power, I Sept. 1. The about any financial dealings Rop. Wnyno' L. Hays at Jackson satd the total Is a little Bxploeion and fire deetroya a replacing a committee as head " *“^rtty now ex- they may have had with Baker Ohio gave thie descriptioa of bigger than usual because It of government. But, Browne ^■.*"°nth. and any campaign contributions tile RepubUoans without was the weekend mall Instead of |8-«allllon Atlas mlaelle site TESTIMONIAL iwar P'rederick, Okie., yester­ said, the state department waa ^ ^ votes fw tabling the ■>*(»tog them in a sta te m e n t, a one-day . batch of letters. He day. . .Dr. Martin Luther King .probably glad to see the change ^**®*“Uon were cast by Demo- (Bee Page Foorteea) •nio two are Repe. David T. said about $3,000 a day would because the committee had been ------______be closer to the a^tonare r*. Jr. plans to take to President Martin of Nebraska and M. Johnson a proposal for a far "organised ehaoe." O. Snyder of Kentucky. For oelpts. ~ Khanh, Browne said. Campaign funds don’t all more giganttoattarii on pover- Hays said people to htomm distriot Uve to bouses “in n* com* to to* mall. Wallace has ty thtai the Prerident ha." p^i- !believes "thaf If the people LAlldllllirk D CCisiO llS racstved thousands cf'dollsra «-ngnts for the ^ ^ better oondltien’’ belonging disadvantaged. just isn't go­ to a eool oompany headed by handed tp'Um or bvoughlTtb Me ing to win tbs war against the G. Albert Pearson- office from virtually evtojr eti*. ^Bxllee plotting against Fidel Viet Cong." the BepubUoan f<|rmer seore- Castro regard BraxU’s diplo­ able office to Alabama. Labor Browne, in the United States toiy of the neasiury, OeMwa (Musk Department head at Manchester High School union members have^ been matic break with Cuba a sign Due on Civil Rights H um phrey. of saowbolUag amttment to the on home leave, defended the « peoMUy adttve, aimtog a t. a role of U.S. correspondents In who win retire in June after 32 yean of teaching) campUfti goal of $1 g worker. Americas against the Cdmrau- South Vietnam.. SEIZE LAOS BASE ■Itt regime. .— .A prosecution The correspondents have been ,*8“ Sunday, the Supreme Oourt VIKNTIANE, Lao* (AP)-., READY, SET, G O ..J. ^ (See witness in Chicago who repudi­ segregation cases decided by ated testimony he had given to accused by some of misinform- rights the Supreme Oourt on May 17, Frt>-Go*>>munlst Pathet »—t - 1 tog the public about conditions 1964, and some court observers tooop* have captured the tte g ^ d Jury that Indicted under the Diem regime . inherently unequal. HAVE FUN James R. Hoffa haa dealt a aor- have predicted that the case rightist base at Hm Thom, priae setback to the .ease Browne said official reporU ® »ynoprts of the may be acted on finally next 100 miles nortbeaet of Vlenti- Top B roker often misinformed official^ in I P®**rt has been mak- Monday—10 years and a day a Defenee Mliiletty oom- Take your'place in the fun of a country or against the Teamsters presi­ tog to that difficult field since— dent Washington. after the first momentous rul- munlquue sold today. Tha eea-side vacation with a wardrobe of casually and a I(x>k ahead to some ex­ tog. In Itstlmony to Mr. Pnggson's long and docHcotod eortir to Francis Cardinal Spellman pected landmark decisions. T ^ was held Jointly by tw* smart sporty styles for summer. Swimsuits, tots S elf] announces that the Vatican has (See Page Fourteen) Chief Justice Earl Warren a right-wing, b*ttullone and n Bermudas, Mouses.r approved us* of the vemacnlar By PAUL M. YOST decade ago pronounced the fate­ neutralist company. The oom- tfco young poopio of Monehoetor, o spodd bongnof wIN bo iioM at NBW YORK (AP)-V*mon C.| ful words that "separate educa­ munlque said Tha Thom fell You’ll find cv e^ h in g yon —English instead of Lafln—in WASHINGTO N (AP) — Ten Walston, president of Walston A the Uturgy of Roman Catholic Robert Kennedy years after Ite historic decision tional facilities are Inherently Thursday but gave no ether Piaoo's Rostouront hi M too Moodoy, Juno 1,^ wltb o soeld bonr need right here in our color­ Oo., on* of the natton'a largest churches in the United Btatea. against racial segregation in unequal." He declared for a details. Western military bndierai* Anns, killed himself unanimous court that Negroes •ooroes, however, aald troops ful new collections. Sixes T with a axiMe blaet from a shot-, A special Vatican dispensa­ Ponders Future public schools, the Supreme stortiogotidOpjn. j for misses’ women’s and ^ tion haa been granted allowing Court ia^due to'follow up with cannot legally be barred from trim Oonlmnnlet North Viet gun at Ms WalWnU Street cffle* Roman Clatholic Trans World more landmark rulings to the public schools because of race. Nam Joined the Pathet Lao to juniors’ ..... From Thursday i^ t. Airlines crews and pfsaengers WASHINGTON (AP) — Atty. difficult civil rights field. Numerous lawsuits followed the attack. They reported two Bis chauffeur.. wbo found the to eat meat — F»toay Wfciu Gen. Robert F. Kennedy’s neutralist oorapanies that de­ Romior stodonts and Mnnds of Mr. Roorsoi, and onyont owom _ . ....""H® aoclatM nl«tnr> hln, — to lower federal courts as Negro body, told police Walston talked flying aaywlM** to tiw world, Plcmr, .W„ .V « i : o l X parente and Negro orgamsa- fected to the Oemmuntoto of Mr. Poorson's Mfn loog oodoovdn boro, oro hivitod to ottiod. lepsatediy about suicide dining Vatican sources say. wrestling with i the problem of tribunal may decide the, fate of ate were part ef the attack a day-long drive around the| Britain announces that Basu- *^rt his own future, a several thousand Negroes and (See Page Twenty-Three) I I etty. motectorate uecomes more mm- No not* was found. Police aald I toiLd, a BrlUah pr^torate JlJJifl!.!!?V!? whites arrested for sit-in dem­ they had no clue to the reason I mirroundoJ by Southtouth A fri« onstrations at Southern lunch c o l l e g e BLAZE naiirTtllnii Pum: (IMiini chMk w moiify orte by U v r IS to W(lU«n ipendeat counters and other private bus­ ALFRED, M toe (AP).— A. Airy ^’Meringue” tor Walaton’e apparent doqiond- aexi there have been many re- iness places. Key Aides Slated __ ^ I 468 B. Center 8t., Manchester. Tickets wilt be ratumad b y maU.) T extur^ MetalfUMe knit ancy. His physician said Wal­ Basutee deelK It. Fire destroyed ston, BS. bad been in good I The Hofatra College fresh- The’ troublesome issue that I Plasm naerva...... raaat baaf dlnnata for tha O. Albert Paaraan Taatimnnial swim set trith {yoke hip man udio first told of beina ,**^®*^ being that he Is confronts th* nine justices is To Brief Rocky. riaam naerva...... xtmtt baaf dlnnan for tha O. Albert Paerson Taatimnnial I haaltti, bid may have been work- torbired by tVTO N m r ^ TOnsldering running for the U.S. Bampist at fS aach. I have encloaad S...... in payment I undantaad tMs ■ maillot trunka Orion tiW too MfriL validity, undpr the constitution, today, foretog evacuatioa of If *«»» New York. of the use of state criminal WASHINGTON (AP) — The ' toSiMia a gift and donation. Siparata.gift dnnatkaia for thooe who wndd Uka to Aegytie/LjFam Spandax. wolatoa a Go., which he I Mirroundtag dormitorte. Plre- I SjrV hoe? ■** after 6ls trespass laws to enforce private Johnson administration turns men from ttx eommualtiea wntraatta bat eannot attend, ^ a fa m imHtad. | In WSf reported oseeta President John F. Ken- discrimination. I ef o n end a net worth I *riglBal vee-1 tuOy, was assassinated, the at- Old Its top-level officU^ today fought the bia*s a$ the Notr* Equally difficult is m pending to give Gov. Nelson A. Rockeftt- M:,teiil$9Hsn iaA Aug. SO. It| S®®er*l’» associates say Daaa* Inatituto. kteatod pm ^HAscn I i H i branches, case from Prince Edward Coun­ ler an insider’s look at U.S. se­ the outoklrta af this aantb- ty to Virginia, where schools curity proMsms and world af-! weetani B f ^ vtUag*. He to- lenmer the flrm.ab-l hi* mind on a course of action were closed to 1969 to avoid fa lrs ^ I I AD^RJOnS a*. ibrbOl J. ,R. WUUaton * Beane. and retains three *f fpor'seata they don't know about H. Jnriee wet* lepovtod rnirng Can^tdeking R a ce to tite B o o m at Oonmoas at court-orderqd admission of Ne­ T het New Yorker thus be­ Rie., another brokecago houaa, *Jf y o ^ got any good eug- groes to classes. the Ud eto^Mto er 38 mem, w ttii waa OM of tho many vtc- Thata Chi fraternity^ members at the UntvMsit raeotilal aleetions to fill vacan- gesUona,” one Kennedy cri- comes the first of the contend­ bars ef the staff. Oaa flro- 11 elea . . . Premlar Nguyen The lusUces have been asked ers for the RepubUeen presiden­ maa was svefesnto and IIm of Ibe-SlIS-nUmon eoyhoon Soathem CaUfomia ratse anns in ' leagua rstoaiked lightly, "he’ll to order tho county to lovy taxoo a^peoBdati1 that broko In Novtm- Khanh ttgw a deeeee offMolly be |dad to listen.' tial n o m to a ^ to take up Pree- toahaapltol.: (3f toCt. drink eans maftiUtaff She B a d ih ls t for desegregated schools, and to Ment Johneen on hie otter of in- L&*^ the othersI of his family, daolare unoonstitutioiial the e f MfioBoM, " ini- itoft With „ „ Vtsl Nam and Kannedy, 88, la a oompetitiv* leUlgsnca briefinga. im posed dosing bf oounty achoola whUe RookefaUar, fNeh tm s hla fost. i iaNifli. man aad tt waa ganamlly as- pubUo schools eMriMre In Vir­ eaihpalga ler etoee la today's •ontMi (AP by Ib e W rm Sk and ginia remain span. (• m F ata Sweiy*) The Prine* Bdwaed ^ ease (■aaVtopT)^)