Thd WdBthdr ATcrage Dally Net Preaa Run roiraeaat af C. B> Woalfcaa For th« Week Ende< .0 Mu«h IS, INS fUr. eoM toolght, to# 8k-88t vortabto elsadtoiaaa 14,110 high la 48a Member of the Audit BoroMi of drculstloo Manche§ter-“ A City of Village Charm ' - - ' ------' -- PRICE SEVEN CENTi MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1966 (ClkootfMd Advertlotair oa Paso 18) VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 139 (TWENTY PAGES) Both Parties Support Aid Air Strike Smashes For Schools

HARTFORD (AP) — Leaders of both parties pledged support today for increased state aid to towns for education, including Cong Arms Deppt funds earmarked for special programs to assist children from low-income families. They Remember House Speaker J. Tyler Pat* W O tT M Raid Hits terson, R-Old Lyme, noted in ROME, Ides of March his testimony before the legis­ (AP) — A few nostalgic ^ ^ V f i T N A M lature's Education Committee hearts in modern Rome re- that the Republican Party plat­ fnembered Julius Caesar on Spot Close form endorses the principle of this 16th of March 2,009 special aid lor disadvantaged years after he was stabbed MAHOr children. to death. “ It is time for something like As a drippy dawn broke £ To Hanoi this," Patterson said. bleakly over the pale mar­ The GOP, he .said, intends "to ble ghosts of the ruined SAIGON, South Viet the very best of our ability" to Roman forum, a few of the f f m ) Qvt 4 tiAtNAN Nam (A P )'— More than 100 fulfill its platform pledge. faithful slipped up quietly ^ j Patterson said the Republi­ U.S. A ir Force and Navy ' V to place little floral offer­ cans also favor boosting the ings at the life - sized planes smashed a North state grants to the towns for bronze statute. Vietnamese ammunition de­ general aid to education. It happens every year on pot only 100 miles south The Democratic administra­ this day. The donors are of Hanoi today. Officials tion's spokesman at the hear­ anonymous. Some skeptics ing, Sen. Fred J. Doocy, D-Wap- suggest darkly that the city m t t said it may have been the ping, president pro tenipore of put them there to keep a most punishing raid on the Senate, said the two pro­ tourist-attraction' tfadition. North Viet Nam to date. n grams "will strongly reinforce iie? Col Hal I. Price, director of the state’s commitment to a operation.s for the 2nd Air Divi­ public education system of the MAIMI sion, identified the target ae first quality, offering truly equal NYC Censors Phu Qui. He said 30 building* opportunities to all Connecticut for storage of ordnance, includ­ children." _ soumx ing weapons and ammunition, Although they are subject to Lose Appeal were hit. change, bills filed by both the v m MAM One U.S. Navy propeller-driv­ Republicans and the adminis­ en aircraft reportedly crashed Pastor and Mrs, Prokopy Honored tration would provide *10 mil­ In Top Court (AP Photofax) short of a carrier as it was rw- Mrs. Arthur R. Doring kisses her father, the Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, pastor of lion for programs lor disad­ 1 turning after the strike. P ric* vantaged children. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Map locates Phu Qui where the depot was smashed. .said it was not learned whether Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, as Mrs. Prokopy smilingly approves. The TTie money would be divided Prokopys were honored yesterday at Zion Church for their 40th wedding an­ Supreme Court ruled today that the plane cra.shed because of among the towns on the basts a New York tribunal erred In battle damage. He added It wax niversary. Story on page 13. (Herald photo by Pinto.) of two yardsticks; upholding State officials who the only known loss of raid and —^The number of families in a refused to license the showing of damage suffered from gpxmnd community with incomes of lees University President a Danish movie unless two as­ fire was light. than *4,000 would be compared serted obscene scenes were Price said preliminai^ ro- with the number in the state as eliminated. fforts from pilots said tliera a whole to determine the local ■nie Supreme Ctourt wrote no were numerous secondary ex­ percentaige. Wins Diseipline Fight Marchers in Selma opinion in its action, which ap­ plosions during what he termed —H ie number of children in plied to a film called, "A Stran­ an excellent strike. He said a community who are reclpieYits ger Knocks.” The court, how­ when ftill reports are in, tha of the state’s principal public ever, cited a March 1 decision BERKELEY, Calif. (A P )—Clark Kerr was still presi­ Phu Qui ammxmition depot welfare program. Aid to De­ in a Maryland movie censorship dent of the 65,000-student University of California to­ probably can be referred to la pendent Children, would be com­ case. In the Maryland case, the day after an apparent victory in a showdown with the pest tense. Blocked by Sheriff pared with the tiotaj ADC case­ court said that state’s law did The depot is located 1(X) mile* Board of Regents over student discipline. load. not provide for a quick judicial south of Hanoi, 180 miles north By either standard. It is ex­ The regents appeared stilK' review of asserted obscenity of of the border and 38 miles from pected the bulk of the money films. divided on how swiftly and i 4 following Thom- the frontier of Laos. Price said C P T M A A la fAP) __ <*>troopers blocked the opposlte 1~ un."up." Baker Baker said said to tothe the crowd. crowd. The Motion Picture Division son’s lead — displaying or the strike was valuable front a end of the street cities with their large concen­ should be disciplined. Sheriff James G. Clark took "W e love you. Sheriff Clark," of the New York State Educa­ speaking four-letter words on military standpoint because tha Only county deputies and trations of low-income families. Kerr, 83, a former labpr nego­ to u ted a demonstrator. tion Department had denied a the Berkeley campus. depots were in a strategic posi­ command of a city street state troopers were on the scene tiator who knows the art of "No, we don’t,” came the In the field of genered aid to license to Trans-Lux Distribut tion along the Ho Chi Minh sup­ today and blocked about when the march began. dickering, and acting Chancel­ The president and the acting Within 18 minutes the city's voice of another. the towns for education, the ad­ ing Oorp., owner of U.S. distri chancellor agreed the students ply trail. 600 marchers seeking to ministration la proposing that lor Martin jdeyerson withdrew public safety director, Wilson A long line of Negroes formed bution' rights for the Danish must be di-sclpUned. Price said the 30 buildings hit the existing grants to the towns their threat of resignations Sat­ hold a courthouse memorial Baker, and a force of city at the courthouse to take voter movie. 'Trans-Lux appealed to There was pressure from ranged up to 136 feet long suid 38 ha In c re o j^ hy *18 per pupil, urday aJter a 5)4-hour, closed- service fo r a slain clergy­ policemen arrived. The city offi­ tests in the second registration door emergency session with some regents for swift action. feet wide. day this month. .^ a total cost o< the increase (See Page Eight) man. .. cers . took up positions in the regmts. Students and a faculty Inves- The targot area was aprea4t~ street. The county officers left. has Jtaso. figim d .at. *3^mUHon. - - ■ ------^ tigfating committee of the Aca­ over a square mile and tha F ira abreast, the ranks Thus, the total the Dempsey The educators, however, left ••We don’t'rlntend to arrest (See Page Tea) demic Senate wanted the slower buildings were widely dis­ administration wants for th* two the door open. Their announce­ of whjte ministers, priests "due process” procedure fol­ persed. The ammunition depot . categories at assistance is *30 ment said they had decided to and nuns, followed by Ne­ Ex-Thug Hit continue “ per^ng further dis­ lowed. was ringed with considerable million. flak. Price said, but an element gro students and other Doocy said tiie across - the - cussions with the Board of R e­ Such earlier demands had of surprise was apparently on white and N egro civil board increase in the regular gents.” resulted in last fall’s demon­ By Five Shots ttie side of American raiders. rights leaders, marched Congress to Hear per-pupll grants is "clearly war­ Presumably these "further strations. There had been sitins, discussions" will climax the massive rallies, the arrests of Price said the attacking force from two churches in a Ne­ ranted by the critical and grow­ ing needs of every Connecticut In Bay State regular March 26-26 regents’ 773 demonstrators and the de­ — which came from Southeast gro housing area. community.” meeting. parture of Dr. Edward W. Asian bases — used rockets, They headed for the oourt- President on Vote A delegation of more than 70 It was a barefoot youth carry­ Strong. Meyerson’s predeceswr, 20mm cannons and bombs. Tha SOMERVILLE, Mass. (A P ) houae and a memorial aervice New Haven residents, who came ing a placard wtth a shocking an advocate of strong discipline, aerial strike force was made up — An ex-cr the Peronlsta. This was a has not introduced one bill em­ narvon, space tracking atatloh raises money for the educatipa bodying his major election have the three cameras stopped of six Afrioan children. decline of more than haM a mil- for (JenUnl space flight, hold to­ when the accident occurred, and movie la tkm. votea from the Peronlata' pledgee. Sophia, m aUag la 1 A rant control hiQ la (hie tor a day la PwUi. Australia . . . that though the mishap w a ^ T o rk i^ ra ...... I'toatiMBd If TM2 abmrtiv, which promptad 18-yeot-Md Tokhno, Wsah., In the BOXH*, tbs scene would be the anned mroea to overthrow vote next week, and capital she is la galM and oorporatton taxes gtri killed. Her Iwotkar. critical­ ireaenred In the Bta. "I oottito’t'let ssqr-«< Nom Praaldeiit Aituto BhondUt^ ly wnuoitod Iw oalpor whUo «ik •1 waa aura they were Idll^, boys down aftar all that pain Tha r a m ^ imUoaited that tha coma lb next month with the annual budget. But controver­ tor Sunday drive with two oth­ itaureen O’H ara on wit- thsy wsait th iM g h ” shs said. “I foverpmant 'wUI retain a phiral* er people . ...t audaaera pay S S liJ ^ o ra *. "It's a mlra* waa vary tpOehM whao I raad fly In tha 182-Mait chamber with sial maaauraa to renationalise Btael and nattonaUse vacant Bobway liaraa oa kaM r ayatkoi gla they weren't." ^ . ahout the poor boya batng M renreaentaittvaa. About ta while moat of uadattrouaMt „ have been thrown ••M b wtil go to Um ParonMa, bulMliw are believed to -OMlar James Stewart adde^ Two stunt girlB, Stephanie Epper and Patty Elder, were to owiad* A * your s e i ^ ttekot aallera doty uDlon l i hd llB ' V i r aoSdiNiit Mke that took elepr of the buckboard in this scene, but they were pinned underneathu it. They It i S T m who are n^t betwaaii an oU TWioMttwInadttantPtt)- "MbB wwwt 'thMr-'lwAar u 4 aU ge Urbimt aMM» . • a,,. IN 6aad how." aseiqjed M>ieos injury. .(AP Pbotofax.) MANCHEST^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1965 PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1§56 flag ceremony. Participating Truman Honored oon, Wlndaorvilie; Harold likto- dred Turner, Baker Rd^ Meta Baraw, 6 McLean at.J Cfiriitlne acouto Included Harry Ooma, maiu cornea from Jatnes Dll- Museum Curator ShemwoW on Bridge RockviUe-Vernon ner, Broad Brook. B O Y SCOVT WlUlam Taylor, John Btevten- Ion's Fine QaeV party, which Hayes, 14 Union St., Manchee­ HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Form­ p€)litics Abroad Admitted Sunday; Robin son, Roy Amldon, snd Raymond' swung heavily to the left today South dealer , ter. ’ er Prertdent Harry S. Truman Speaks to Oub Boure, 78 Spring 8t.; John Flye, Moesa Set Dtoner Notes and News Brew*r. The boy* atoo -led the was named Sunday night me the by pt^ucing a policy documept GOOD BRIDOB M A YE B Both udes vulnerabia 243 Regan Rd.; Cbtl WUUams, calling for a totally planned n e e d s r e l ia b l e n o se NORTH Litde League Registration The Loyal Order of Moose ln singing the Plnewood outstanding television personal- Stafford; Alfred Mardin, Tol­ O j Song. Den 6 won the In­by the American cinema editors economy backed by price con­ “THE WAY Mits Barbara Brown, cur­ By ALFRED SHEINWOLp * 8 7 6 land; John White, Glennstone will hold Ito annusd S t Pat- Cub Pack 148 Peronists Poll Well; trols and heavy government (7 A 2 rick’s-Dlnner. and Dance on Sat­ A Plnewood Derby Race was spection trophy. at their annual "EMdie’’ ator of Education of LuU Jun­ NaUonal Men’s Team Dr.; JuUe Arm Kukulka, 5 Ger­ Hie co«ninlttee will meet awards. investment in social services. If you're in training to be a 0 KJ 1043 For City Scheduled Tonight urday for members srrd guests. the highlight of the meeting of ior musefm, will speak and ald Dr. Wednesday at the home ot Mrs. Truman was cited for his pro- Neither party’s Oaeltc name I HEARD IT” wine barter you >««<*, ♦ Q 4 3 _ The corned beef snd cabbage Cub Scout Pack 143 Friday Laborites Under Fire translates readily Into English. show slides Wednesday at 8 Birlhs Friday; A son to Mr. dinner will be served at 8 p.m; night at Nathan Hale School Lawrence Perry. ' gHim, “ Oonfllcn: The Decision* delicate nose, and today s bridge A KQ1094 4 3 32 The flrat raglstratlon of Uk 4E. Hetota of Mato SL and and Mrs. Joseifii Blato, Cryrtal Flanna Fall literally means p.m. at an open meeting of the hand may not help ^ u ^ followed by an evening of fun All of the scouts entered little of Harry S. Truman.” “ party -ot destiny,” and Fine $ J 4 l- ^ Q J 0 8 6 J aeason will be held tonight by Charles L Hrynlewics of MSple Lake Rd.; A dau^ter to Mr. David M. Noyes, producer of by John Gruber Jimlor Century Club at the much. If you ^ the RochviUe Little Leaive at 9t„ have been placed on the and dancing. Hats and favors racing car* that they had built Moving Sculpture (Contlnned from One) ment measures would be slowed Gael I'fair Iri.sh.” 0 92 0 63 apd Mrs. Leotrard Maylott, Tol­ will be provided to all attend­ the show, accepted the award Masonic Temple. Her subject good bridge all you n e ^ from . 4 1 7 6 the LbtUe Fish Memorial Build­ honors UsL Heintz to a junior with their father’s help. up. The third main contender fs A A JIO land; a son to Mr. and Mr*. ing. Trophies were awarded to the for Truman from fqrmer Sen. have been put oH until late this m your nose to the ability to smell SOUTH ing, Henry Bark. Registration majoring to elementary educa­ NEW YORK (AP)— Movers Labor members took revenge the Iri^ Labor party, which will b* 'TI Development of Stanley Berry, 75 Davis Ave. PTO to Meet Pierre Salinger. Read Herald Ads. will be f r m 6 to 8 p.m. tion; H r^ ew tez to a senior ma­ Births Sunday: A daughter to first three winners in the pack begin carting a million doUars session. on Friday during debate on a could emerge holding the bal­ th« Oak Grove Nature ProJ *^Openlng lead—King of S j^ e s The ffltltmer Road School race.They went to David Swan­ ance of power. The vote, on Boys between the ages of 8 joring tn toduatrtol education. Mr. and Mr*. Peter Hopkins, worth of sculpture from the up­ One reason for the delay is Conservative member’s bill to •cL" Suppose you put yourself In PTO will meet tonight at 8 son, first; iPhllllp Smith, sec­ per East Side town house of control travel agencies. A Labor April 7, Is by proportional rett Faith, and 'tiwill soon be Saint^scales in Gaelic music, and and 12 and reslidents of Rock- Paul T. Hlrth of Sunrise Dr., 10 Snipeic St. the recent economic crisis. Oth­ Is a graduate of Rus­ the Wert seat. You lead the 0 ^ 9S2 * ’ FollowUig the regular business ond; and Richard Florek, third. showman-financtor Billy Rose member noticed that there were resentation. In which second* Patrick’s day with loudspeak­ even wonder if the ptrsiatenc* She 4 K 9 vUle or Ellington are eligible. a sophomore at Norwich Uni­ Discharged Friday: Mrs. Gina sell Sage CoUegc, Troy, N.Y., king of spades, and your part­ North Em I meeting, movies will be shown Wooden wall plaques went to today. Its destination: Billy er reasons are not clear. not enough members to consti­ choice votes are counted If no ers everywhere blarin’ out “The of two “out-of-tune” notes in the BwiA Wert All iittereated youngsters versity, has been named to the Palmer, Tolland; Barbara Ar- and received a M. B. degree ner play* the deuce or the thre^ Pan 3 NT AU Pan of the New York Worlds Fair. Uie winners in the Individual Rose’s Art Gardens of the Na­ If Wilson la forced Into w tute a quorum of 40. He waited candidate wins more than halt Wearin’ of the Green,” and Gaelic scale do not represent t NT should register, regardleee of Dean’s List for the flrat semes­ chambautt, Thompeonville; Bu Prizes will be given to the ConvenleBM from Springfield (Mass.) Col (Experts (ttffer on which card ter. He has also been designat­ den race. They were awarded tional MtMeum of Israel in Jeru- election later this year he win until the lunch hour, then called the total vote. here I’ve sat year after year the original mode with greater jack to unguarded. WOrt'a first whether or not they have been gen* Parson, 28 Msucwell Dr.; class having the highest at­ be in a tight spot for a man with dlvil a thought o’ writin’ exactitude than the way we lege. She is supervisor of the Eart should play In this sltua- jwevloualy enrolled. The boys ed a gold star student, a schol­ as follows: Rom Ransom, Den saleth. for a’ quorum. discard is a heart, and h* can Mary Lel^, 87 Park St. tendance of parents at tonight's 1; Glenn Kublak, Den 2; Jeffrey The l(K)-pdd pieces of sculp­ elected as a take-charge politi­ Conservatives raced from the a word about the music of Ire­ note the same thing today. school service department and should be accompanied by par- astic standing attained by less Discharged Saturday: Chester Egypt coordinator of the development ^ South wins the first trick wlA then discard two dhibs since meeting. Mullen, Den 3; Phjlllp Smith, ture haVe been collected by cian. table to chamber, while Labor land, a country so musical it In point of fact, pipe music by that time he knowe the whole anta. than four per cent of the stu­ Jaakolka, Nell Rd.; Murial Rob­ CAIRO (AP) - An estimated even has a harp on its flag! was not written with our sys­ and ;activltles of the Oak Grove the ace of i^ d e s and leads the dent body. Den 4; Harry Ooms, Den 5 and Rose over 30 years. Thursdays The tactics on both sides are members wailed outside in the deuce of clubs. R lg^ here your Because of a recent split In erto, Rt. 91, Coventry; Anna Vernon news to handled by seven million Egyptians started ‘Tis wonderin’ I am how many tem of notation, at all until Nature Center. She has taught Mory- the Little League (Vernon now David Wicks, Den 6. Glenn Ku- The formal opening of the largely procedural and obscure lobbies — under orders from nose should speak up. announc­ In general, whenever dociarer^ ^ An electrical engineer major, HaU, Grant HUl Rd., Coventry; The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, gardens is May 11, and Rose school in Glastonbury snd bisUt won the trophy for the to the average voter. government managers. The voting In Egypt's presidential Hibernians have been w’lshln’ quite recently, and I once came at a notrump contract atarta a has its (xwn league) anyone not Hlrth to the son of Mr. and Mrs Marlon Ashton, Tolland; Claire election today. Pre.sident Gamal me bad 'ce.ss all these year." Wethersfield, and been asaoclat- ing: “Herring!’’ 38 Park St., P.O. Box 387, tele­ best looking car. plans to attend. The Conservatives' first suc­ quorum was not met, the House on Ted Safford (remember him weak suit Instead of working on Bure of where they should regis­ Theodore Hlrth. ' Deltole, Wapping; Peter Roy, GREEN STAMPS Abdel Nasser, the only can^li- agone. Well, let’s look Into the ed with Dearborn, Mich., Out­ V^y is South tackling an ob­ phone 875-3136 or 843-2711. Official Judges for the even­ cessful move was made early adjourned and the bill died. at W IN F?) industriously writ­ dummy’s long suit, the defend­ ter should attend tonight's sea- 207 Center St., Manchester; date, was expected to be re­ matter at once. door School, and Massachusetts viously weak club suit Instead Hospital Note* ing were William Freeman, sec­ tills month on the bill to abolish The government also pro- ing down pipe music in the an­ of sHUhg up dummy’s long dia­ ers should assume that the long alon. H u boimderies of the two Admitted Friday: Mrs. Mary Mrs. Joann COrouso and daugh­ WITH EVERY WME YOU SPWD HERE! elected to another si.x-year term The harp may be on the flag cient manner. This was only a Audirixtn SMiety. suU lB,alre*dy estabkrtied. They leagues are not yet firmly es- Tiger Whiskers Killed retary of the Manchester Lodge capital punishment. po.sed Wednesday morning se.s- of Eire but the bagpipe ante­ The annual sewing contest, monds? Unless South Is an ab­ Lally, 87 Park St.; Sandra Fee ter, 77 Dobson Rd.; Judith Atm sions of Commons, which usual­ by an overwhelming vote. few years ago: It was he, in­ may have to take their tricke tabllBhed, and youngsters living Denham,- 110 Crestrldge Dr.; of Ettts; Thomas Mason, former ARTHUR DRUG Cons«^\’ative opponents suc­ Nasser, who generally is cred­ dates the harp by quite an era, sponsored by the Connecticut solute beginner there can be ko. RFD 2;^George Devlin, 68 ly does not meet until 2:30 p.m. cidentally, who called my at­ only one answer to this ques­ wftUe the Uklng to good. to a border area will be inform­ Andrew Bedner, Wapping. JAKARTA—Ground-up tiger ciibmaster of Pack 143 and ceeded in forcing it out of com­ ited with masterminding the at least on the Emerald Isle. F^eratlon of Juplor Women’s Grove St.; George Weller, 45 Russell Roberts, former assist­ Herbert Bowden, leader of the tention to the predominance of tion: The diamonds are already DiOIy Question ed where they should register. Eart St.; Dorothy LaBonte. 12 Discharged Sunday; Norman whiskers used to be a favorite Elastic Stockings STRETCH-OUTI mittee sessions for debate by Bigyptian revolution in 1952, was It is actually mentioned in the the Mixolydian mode In pipe Club, wUl be Judired, and win­ ant ciEbmaster of Pack 143 and the full House. That means the House, let It be known he may set up, and South to trying to Partner open# with 1 NT (18 A second reglstralion period Brent Dr. Rau, 61 Ellington Ave.; Mar­ poison for one’s enemies In Trusses — Belts eizcted to his first term as pres­ Brehon Laws of the 5th cen­ music. He claimed that the two ners presented at the meeting. Java, now part of Indonesia. presently assistant scoutmaster whole schedule of other govern- schedule more morning sessions ident by a 99.83 per cent vole in tury and seems to have been steal his ninth trick before the to 18 pointo), and the next play­ wMl be held neoct Monday. garet Schhphack, 87 Pleasant extra notes were originally only •nckets for "Uttle Pawnee Admitted Saturday: Gertrude The beat antidote was corn- of Boy ^out Troop 126. on major bills. 1966. He was re-elected by 99.99 used in churches, despite its defeiiders know what to going er p*esee. You hold: Sp^es, Tryouts wlU be held April 3 Luffman, 18 Mountain St.; Doris St.; Elrie O’Cbnnell, Mansfield: Con.servatives are Hirious used for “warblers," but on Brother,” a production of the Den 6 conducted the opening per cent In 1958. warlike timbre. It wa.s at this on. 6-8-t: Hearts, Q-10-6-6-6| Dia­ and 4. Hiere will be ^ regular Steppen, Tolland; Nell Soren- Bernice Bhaln, ElUngton; Mil­ 1 starch and water. Probably more of them than what authority I do not know. Children’s Wing of the Uttle The ballot carries a photo­ time, too, that Shiel (who La­ Theatre of Manchester and Steps Up monds, 6-6; Oubs. 8-7-8. teams, six farm teams and a extra long Labor opponents spend the But enough of the pipes. Let’s What do you say? beginners’ class this season. Sealy Do FALSE TEETH graph of Nasser with two circles tinized his name to Seduliu?) get on to the harp, which sad sponsored by Junior Century If Wert's nose warns him that mornings working as business­ beneath It. A red circle is composed the' "Salve Sancto something fishy Is golng_ on, Iw Answer: Pass with most part­ Coachf« of the league will be men or lawyers. to relate the Irish did not In­ Club, will be distributed by Mrs ners; bid two hearts with a Rock, Slide or Slip? marked “ yes’’ and a black cir­ Parens" still included in the Raymond Kingman, ticket will step up with the ace of headed by George Putz, and The pay for members of Com­ cle. "no’’ and voters are re- Roman Gradual. And it was St. vent but stole from the Welsh. conservative partner. You ere they will be to charge o f regto- FASTEETH. an Improved powder However, they Improved It im­ chairman. clubs and <»ah the queen of to be sprinkled on upper or lower mons recently was almost dou­ uired to mark one of the two Helius, an Irishman who taught spades. South must drop the probably better off at two hearts tratloit. ilatea. holds tslae teeth more Brmly bled, to $9,180 a year. Labor measurably. Robin Adair’s harp Members are reminded to Posturepedic ircles. the Germans how to sing the Jack of spades, and Wert defeats than your partner would be at In keeping with the policy of fn place. Do not sllje. slip or rock. leaders contend the country now k ______(still preserved) had 37 strings, bring clothes for the Manches­ one notrump, but you cannot be No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or Roman canticles. ter Welfare Department the contract with the rest of the doing buslnees with local busl- DOUBLE isr STAMPS expects its legislators to give a which gave It quite a range. quite sure that your response of feeling. FASTEETH Isalkallne (non- So. music goes back a long, Hostesses for the meeting are spades. neee whenever posslbUe. the acid I. Does not sour. Checks ''plate full day to legislationg, with long time in Ireland, and those The harp at Trinity (College, South would make his con­ two hearts will be passed. If league has arranged for Insur- odor breath". Oet FASTEETH at overtime if needed. Reading Theme Dublin, is often referred to as Mrs. WUllam Sandberg, chair drug counters STarywhara. who only know tunes s like tract if Wert played a low club partner is .doubled at one no- aiKe coverage irith the Max Brian Boru’s harp, but it is not. man: Mrs. Sam Huntington, trump you should bid two ' For Green PTA "Danny Boy’’ and “ Molly Ma­ Mrs. Ronald I>iimavera, Mrs at the second trick. Dummy's Sadlak agency. lone" are likely to be quite It has 30 strings. queen of clubs would win, and hearts. House Bnildtog Talk -"WEDNESDAY Ireland Donald SlmnKma, Mrs. John unaware yof the fact. And they Little or none of this early declarer would then run five dia­ DUBLIN (AP) —Ireland em­ 'nemey, Mrs. George Tonskl The third meeting of the COMMODES Miss Daisy Pilcher, coordi­ are likely to think of the bag­ music was written down. In monds and two hearts, winning For Shelnwold’s 38-page book­ Family and the House series, barked today on a national elec­ nator of developmental reading pipe as a Scotti.sh instrument, 1796 Bid ward Bunting attend­ Mrs. Robert Tyler and Mrs let, ” A P.cket Guide to Bridge,” FOR SALE or RENT tion campaign already demon­ Frederick Young. the first nine tricks. presented by the Tolland Coun­ at Manchester elementary whereas it is to be found earli­ ed a congress of harpers in Bel­ South cannot make the con­ send 80 cents to Bridge Book, ty Extension Service in con­ strating a marked trend to the schools, will be the guest speak er in Ireland. It is in fact one fast, writing down the tradi­ Manchester Eve. Herald, Box left. tract by running the diamonds junction with the University of er at a meeting of the Manches of the oldest Instruments in tional tunes as .they wer* before touching the clubs. Eart 3318, Grand Central Station, Coiuiectlcut, will be held to­ The election will decide ter Green PTA on Wednesday at existence. played, and the bulk ot what New York 17. N.Y. whether Prime Minister Seen discards his two remaining night at 8 at the Tolland Agri- 8 p.m. at the school. Much early Irish music must we have today comes from hlS About Town spades to tell West what he Copyright, 1985 Grand Union Lemass can command a third eultural Center on Rt. 30. Her topic will be “ The Read have been Influenced by the three volumes of Irish music. can; and Wert sees that the General Features Corp. A panel o f four will dtoctus term with an outright majority ing P roj^ m at Green School.’ Church yet very early there in the 144-seat Dail. Bunting claimed nobody Mystic Review. Women’ Important construction features The present reading program was a break with religious mu­ could “fake” an Irish folksong, Benefit Association, will meet Recent special elections sug­ has been in effect in elementary, sic and folk melodies sprang to look for when building or but a Dublin dentist named tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Odd Fel­ Catholic Ladies buying a home, new products § # gest he may fail. He nonetheless junior and high schools for the up, almost Invariably in the Henry Hudson faked a goodly Moafs a r Q -O m iJ S z lows Hall. Mrs. William Tuller ayUlable, and the planning of might continue as prime minis­ past three years. pentatonic scale, which is real­ number, much to the disgust of and Miss Ann Wolfram will ter at the head of a coalition. There will also be nominations ly very primitive and oriental. To Model Styles IliliillliM '~ tae house interior. my friend Warren Storey aerve as hostesses. MA'N Sr T HAHnoR ,’ Miss Evelyn Hartley, exten­ Lemass, 64, leads the Fianna for elections. Refre.shments will I think I mentioned once Smith, who arranged quite a S T O C K YOUK FREEZER WITH YOUR FAVORITE CUTS OF Fail party. With a policy of A'R COSOlTlOSr D *■ '“M • sion home fumtobings specialist be served in the cafeteria after that traditional Gaelic me1i>dies few before he discovered the de­ A , meeting of the chairmen Gibbon’s Assembly, Catholic stats involvement in Industry, the business meeting. were pentatonic and can be Kean (.laiiiee Bond) Connery frmn UConn. will discuss the ception. Hudson 'could “fake” of Tederated activities Of the Ladies of Columbus, will spon­ finishing of the interior of the he has produced an Ireland un­ played on the black keys of a sor a fa.ahlon show, "Frock* In "OPERATION SNATl”’ s m eiEiuiiulM ■ St. Patrick's Day Special! excellent tunes but his har­ Junior Century Club, scheduled house. She will talk about plan­ doubtedly more prosperous than piano and this was apparently and Frolics," Tuesday, March » 6:36 - 9:85 ______Addicts Increase monies were very unimagina­ for tonight at the home of Mrs ning a color scheme, wall treat­ BONELESS BRISKET MEDCO at any time in this century. true of vocal music. The Irish 23, at 8:15 p.m., at Fianos Plus: “CONQl'ERED CITY" With prosperity, however, tive, a fact which piqued Dr. Wayne Manchester, Vernon, has ments and furniture styles and SURGICAL NEW YORK (AP) — A police pipes, however had a chaunter S»nlth who set out to Improve been canceled. RMtaurant, Bolton. David Niven - Ben Oaazan have come higher .prices and with six finger-holes which re­ 8:05 orrangenunts. STEAK higher taxes. In last week's department study shows that the accompaniments Clothes will bo furntohed by Miss Cora H. Webb, Tolland CORNED BEEF SUPPLY CO. sulted in a seven-tone scale. (I sun, Mr. Smith did manage The CJartwheel, and shoes by S40 MAIN STREET mid-Oork special election his the number of admitted narco­ Daughters of Liberty, No. 17, County Home Demonstrating tics users among persons ar­ refer to the early pipes, not the to unearth some genuine Irish will meet tOmOrfOw at 7 p.m, the Village Bootery, both of SIRLOIN STEAK J 9 < PORTEIIHOUSE MANCHESTER, CONN. party took a heavy defeat. modern or "Uniort” pipes.) agent will give some pointers The main opposition to Le- rested here last year rose about tunes and arranged them with at Miller’s Restaurant for an Talcottville. Hats will be sup­ on kitchen planning. 34 per cent from the year be­ This scale began on a “G’ quits sophisUcated harmonies. anniversary dinner. After the plied by Janet’a hair styles '"' '' and ascended to an "F" and the James Egan, of Shephard 5 5 ^ 75 fore. Among these are “On A Fair dinner the group will go to created by The Carriage House, STANLEY WARNER Plumbing and Heating Supply The department announced intonation approached what is Sunday Morning” with text and Orange Hall for a buslnees and makeup done by Merle SHO^ERSTEAK ^89‘ CEICXSITAK >.49° CAUTORNUROAST >55° today called tiie "Mixolydian Co., Rockville, will discuss con- BONELESS ROUND a.u r v A r Sunday that 19.091 of the 208,844 melody by Turlogh O'Carolan, meeting and social. Norman Studio, all of Man­ during 1964 Mode" which la of the greatest one of the most famous of •tniction miethods, foundatiorui, persons arrested chester. sidings, roofing, and other TorYomiDiTEu >99° m ^O N m a >99° n^0AST&>65’ >55° CORNED BEEF . 79 admitted Uiey used narcotics in antiquity . . and cpmes originally Irish bards, who, like Homer, STARTS 6:15 P.M. TOM*W. The Mallmams will meet to­ Mrs. H. John Malone vrill bullcUng materials. WESTERN some form. That compared to' from Asia Minor. Scholars have was blind. Another one ques­ morrow at 8 p.m. at the home serve as ioasLmaster. Miss 36 Hours” shown 8:00 P.M. 14.306 admitted users among the . long been puzzled by the use tionably attributed to him is M. S. Kllnck, retired engineer OiIeTtEAK >99° ra^RDROAST >85° EWROAST >95° of Mrs. Lee Bergaminl, 55 Conine Fisher of The Cart­ “ Miirdef” shown 8:15 - 9:50 of UConn, will Join to the dis­ CHUNK TUNA 4 M 206,248 arrested in 1963. of penUtonic and mixolydian "Mary of Ballyhaunis." School St. wheel will be the commenta­ IHf WIIDIST SPV ADVlNIURf cussion. aBAMD DNIOIf Then If you want some other tor Entertainment will Include Tbs public to invited to the nmTAuen tradlUonal Irish tunes which The Uttle Theatre of Man tolos by MIm Denise Melia A MAN (VIR LIVED' meetings. Hostesses tonight PEACHES 3 »= 9 8 ' are charming as melodies and chMter has postponed carting of tno Ralph Lundberg and mu­ l44iiaN will be the Rockville bomemak- plquantly arranged' by Dr. B E E F M A R T Its forthcoming production sic by DicK Reale and hto or­ IKUnUIRNMRni tog group. The series to aided A L T A V I L L A Smith, there are “Ths Deserter” “ Janua,” from tonight to Mon chestra. by Ute Program Planning com­ 61 TOLLAND TURNPH^i D 6S w Tsl 646-OOM and “ Down By Tlie' Glehslde." "■ jM ia CHUCK STEAK J9 < RIB STEAK dayTMarch 22, at 7:80 p.m. in Models, all members of the mittee, oonstottog c^ Mrsi Ly­ Open niurs,, tJU, 9 P.M. WE PUT THE SURE IN ■I meaUon these not only be- the baaement rooms, 3D School sponsoring group, are Mrs. TOMATOES Tdea., WeATKtriOl 6 P.M. -cause I know Mr. Smith, hut be­ man Hoops, Mrs Harmon St. William All'.i I:.. Mias Donna BUIIBI TomidUns and Mra. Victor Na- —CIosej|.:)|f6fig(a)ra-i^-< INSURANCE cause I should like to hear Allen, Mrs. Cugene Blxler. Mrs. M IUK M l tenderloinsteak > 99° something besides "The Kerry St. James’ Mothers Circle will Leo Colburn, Mrs. Ekigene Dick­ > » 1 « CHUCKIULET > 7 5 ,i*. °|00 Dances” on St. Patrick’s Day, Talk *B Lnta Moeeam r a rr cur S meet Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. at enson, Mrs. Jean-Louis Hebert. UIIII’ini]| Mrs. Winthrop Ford -will cans and program directors at the the home of Mrs. Edward Rls Mrs. Lionel Lessard, Mrs. Ed RIB ROAST > 79 ° 6R0UNDR0UND >89 riANKra >55° ST. PATRlidK'S DAY radio and TV staUons seem ■peak on the Lutz Museum tn teu, 28 S. Hawthorne St. Mrs win Lojeskl, Mrs. (ieorge Lu- Manchester tonight at a meet­ near • pens • vsai. 4 never to have heard of any­ Salvatore Vinci and Mrs. Ed kovltz, Mrs. Edward Stenger thing out of the ordinary. ing of the Vernon Ellemmitary BOTTOM ROUND j >85° NEAT LOAF MIX >5959° SHORT RDSoi BEET >45° SPECIAL ward Wileon will be co-hostess­ and Mrs. Raymond Quish PTO. t o i l e t TISSUE 10 S r 9 T Incidentally, Mr. Smith has es. TU BS, and W E D . O N LY Members of a fashion show The PTO vriU meet at 8 pm. just arranged two tunes from committee are Mrs. Urbane “The Poor Soldier” by William at the school. Mrs. Ford to a Hie executive board of the House, chairman: Mrs. John — pins — former teacher and school prtn- U sings aa r 3 I FANCY BRISKET Shield, who was of Irish ex- Women’s Club of Manchester Melia, co-chainiian; Mrs. He­ Academy Award Whuilng tracUon although bom In Dur­ sipal. will meet tonight at 8 at the bert. Mrs. Frank Ruff. Mrs MARGARET The Luts Museum for Chil­ ham, England. “The Poor Sol­ home of Mrs. John Gerard, John Dormer, Mrs. W esley RUTHERFORD in dren was named for Miss Hazel dier” is laid in Ireland and had Olcott Dr. Members are remind­ Gryk, Mrs. Dickenson. Mrs. GR0UNDCHUCK i9 < STEW BEEF GRAND UNION CORNED BEEF a libretto by John O’ Keefe. liuU, former art supervisor of ed to bring items for the penny Gerard O’Hara, Mrs. Henry “MURDER AHOY” the Manchester School system. The two tunes I have encoun­ auction. If unable to attend, con­ Wltlke, Mrs. Anne Campbell 6------• TOMATO SAUCE tered are quite Irish and titled It to spoiuored by the PTA ; HYORADE STADIUM .i> awirrs rumuM aOAllDUMKMnUWXN HEAD tact Mrs. Gerard. Mrs. Lawrence.,. Decker, Mrs Oounoll of Manohester, and has! ”Tho’ Leixlip is Proud" and “Ye Hurry Laat Times Today! COD oiFERCHFILUT Richard Keeney and Mrs. more than 1,000 exhibits, some X69° STEER LIVER L CUT Lasses of Dublin.” None of Hie Marine (Jorpe League of George Lukowitz. “ Your Cheatin’ Heart” StOO OKAMB umoM rooxn Shield’s approximately 40 operas of which will be displayed at Manchester will have its third Tldtels may be obtained "Looking for Love" tonight's meeting. INDOKBROa >99° FtOM THE MAKERS OF lUJTERBALL SOLE F M E T lO 9 5 < 3 9 £ was published though excerpts annual St. Patrick’s Eve din­ from members of the commit­ 6:15, 9:80 ...W ith Our Comprehensive managed to get In print. You’ll The nominating committee of ■ABIT MOBM 5 0 ( CASH REFUND COUPON rm oxa a m m k a ^ ner dance on Saturday at the tee or at the door. the PTO WUl present its pro­ find a couple of excerpts from Marine Home. Parker St. A SUCED BACON 01 pkf. of 2-k. lOMiist 1GCRAB MUCKE'S his “Roslna” In the LP album posed elate of officers for loss­ Auto Accident Protection corned beef and cabbage buffet es school year at tonight's I t “The New Age of Bel Canto” will be served at 7:30 p.m. TURKEY ROAST S2.79 as sung by Joan Sutherland. In meeting. ctiK t Ir Its owR toll tray Don’t be uncertain about your coverage ... be sure There will be dancing to Mike A twin »l UMMON, A DtSdma (n*w< (VIMA USA) During the refreohments these, however. Shield sounds with full-coverage auto insurance, offering the broad­ Gate’s Orchestra from 9 p.m AAA UnmALMio/ UHt. pim Tiriiwrttrf HSMIn! period, a trash and treasure FOR GOODNESS SAKE...6ivz iRza VHazitoi Nalarilly witb frtili 0r**t* J*><* very like Mozart, particularly to 1 a.m. For rsservatlons, con est protection possible for all your family. In the first number. He was. auction will bo held. Greeters tact Peter Cordera, 191 Bl- for the meeting wiU be Mr. and Incidentally contemporaneous bridge St. JACK UMMON (lIRNOllSI with Mozart, but far more ad­ Mrs. Richard Clark, Mrs. Ar­ thur Hohs and Mrs. Antonio AMZONA ORANGES venturesome If not so great. He Oapt. J o se ^ C. ' Gauthier, even wrote music In 5/4 meas­ nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ H O W T O Oansalves. KRAFT NATURAL JOHN UENNEY AGENCY ure, a real wild excursion in Teachers of Grade* 1 MINUTE MAID mond Mosher of 137 W. Middle rooms for parents visit* at YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENCY the 18th century. Ipke., recently r^red from the 357 E. CENTER ST.— 643-4117 Of course the Irish were retor o f 882 You Get 78S jtWT a number of Irish composers, School Library andgto open to Hartford Tpke., ha* be*n OlANT PIZZA % =5 9° CHEESE SFREID 79 ° DON all parents. Green Stamp*! but only one achieved great placed on the honors U*t at international fame. He was Osntiol Connecticut State Col­ GRAND UNION • S A V E with Boland’s low price, prov­ Women^s Home League of the IS FAiMILY DAY! CHICKEN or THE SEA 1st 2 n d * SAVE AGAIN with Triple-S Michael Balfei bom In Dublin lege. She to a junior mojortog MOTT'S GRAND UNION MACARONI or SEE THESE OTHER SEALY in 1808. When I was a young­ Salvatloii' Army will have a PEANUT BUTTER '2->' i- en reliability and Texaco Fuel Chief Heating Stamps. Good for hundreds of premium items service pronam tomorrow at 3 to BnglWi. ster his "Bohemian Olrl” still 1 H f D 11 I n I 0 u s Two Cttotral Conneotlout stu­ WHITE TUNA SUPER-SIZE BONUS OFFERS Oil. at no extra cost to you. held the boards and singers p.m. in Junior Kali at the dent* from EUtajton, Jaffrey SPAGHETTI GRAPE JELLY >'»^ church. Mrs. Sarah Finnegan FRUIT TREATS still dig out his well-worn "The N F lAML I'.ROIl Cl) will serve i|S hostess. niM SOLID O ; $ 1 0 0 Heart Bowed Down” occasion­ c « S J O O YOUR ally. Balfe, (however, never L; H I f B U LM, L R 4 9 9 c PACK - J tans ■ ^5 . SHOO BONUS— 1000 TRIPLE-S STAMPS FREE wrote In an Irteh vein, but H u Ladies Aid of ths Lutti- CHOICE tended to- ape the Italian Khool sran Women’s Missionary (INLY GASH SAVINGS Rrdrrai Vuuj Cc Mzil toupootH.iL FOR DETAILS FILL OUT COUPON AND MAIL TODAY of operatic composing. League of Zion BvangsUoal And while I'm still on the Lutheran Church will meet r fU A I IHf I N I I R f subject of Irish music, thsrs is Wednesday in ths church As- A J A X D E T E R G E N T • £ 3 8 ' a passags in Shakespeare's ssmbly Room after a Lenten I AM I I Y AN II ’,AV( I Q t OaSGOSHORTIiNING L A S A G N E ViZT o ju iia "Henry V" (Act Iv, sc. 4) where service st 7:80 p.m. in 'the memuT ewwn ^ ****_ euan mnotiaB _ Pistol says: “QualityI Calen o church. Thera wU be a topic for NAME dtocussloa rj ;i i I M I I • £ 3 8 ' Irtz you uzz 60x80* *.<«*** King zlr* 3-pc. • a a m culture m e!i!” ’This hahas always LYSOLSPRAT 's 98' BABYFOODS 6>,89' F A B D E T E R G E N T Pozturzpzdie on your puzzled the Shakespearian ■BAMS DSUUT ' a u ramwoet ______Grace Group of Center Con­ ri I.' full ziz* bzd. 8-pc. zrt *199 srK ."““"*299 scholais, so I’ll givs them a YoaO «t HEATING STREET 24-HOUR hint. At the time 4'Henry V” gregational (Jburch will meet (. \l.l ON You Oet 1,998 tomorrow at 7:80 pun, to the m W A X B E A N S 2 - 2 9 ' ELBERTA PEACHES ^4 5 ' b a g g i e s “ S S " « , 2 9 ' jtWT Green Stamp*! jl-of Green CUSTOMEU came out, there was a very pop­ WW1T6W* at IT euuun SPECIALISTS ular Irish tuns* With OasUc kindergarten room o f the 3 BURNER church. A lter a businMS meeb- fimti words that was being sung In Opon Bralliito £ 7 5 ' SINCE 1935 CITY SERVICE England as a nonsenss tuna like tog, gm p mambere wtU Join iMkes tha mouth- FUEL OIL jB E E F S T E W • J r S S ' BABYFOODS 9>:89' A C T IO N B L E A C H Choose From Ottr Four Credit n a n s — wnh nnma NetUetoo Group to «4S»tarlnf tllffartnca. ■■AVBtLT CMkFm )Miu TO raaucs’ "Malrzey doats." The OaeUc .(» VDXaTwo Y( words were actually “CalUnog a hear the Rev. CHfford O. 8mm- r tiy ona-4»f thrtal (1) 80-Day Begular son, paotor, speak on “The £ 7 1 ' Charge Ito Pay TELEPHONE atulr me" (Young girl, my Meani^ of Lent." 'Thd/rt tha graataatl MACARONI 5 ? 3 1 ' CHOCK FULL O'NUTS t298' AJAXUQUID treasure) and the pronunciation a ix nmponc (t) SO, 60. M-Day 4-Pay- (4) YooMf 1 meat Ckorga Plan Lay-Away to abtuaJly rendered phonetic­ Our Lady of Hopa Mothara ally tn Ptotol’e rtoark. l r ' Circle will meet ton ^ t at t:30 mmm • » ^ 5 9 ' A^AX CLEANSER 2 31 Maybe the Shakeepaarian at tha home of hua. Stovan oohotara ohould study music, Sutton, 7 KankniMaok 8 t MVRUk’iail- I’SM’. i > a r ^ 8 9 * i SS b m u i * ^ 3 9 * Iriih music. And to; “ Tbs top H B B tU fa a ’t r l " of th% momiii’ to ya,,and tb* Speiv 4 Allan L. Johnaon, aon COOPERATIVE * 2 * 5 ^ 3 3 ' RfftYSk r^ts- OSWLn 2 ;: 2T SSmSui *7^ 39* hoith T’lirniliirc rest of the day to msaeUr cf Mi^and Mra. HUdtog L t I ( M \ ' (* \ \ ^ • »a*l** BnSBbcuiwi ^T29* Johnson o f 30 Trebbe Dr., re­ i i i m ” «• "s: sr IHZjlllfiwuiS'trtS* RSftEfoum V ^ 3 1 * \ 1M-. i ’ .'1 I 1 ^T A I N ^ N V 11) > ) 1 I ■ Lemon Juice rubbed on fresh cently completed an auto me- -Srtr RgoBiwii -y-M - isffiump ’^33' BOUND ML cmian meats, flito' And poultry before ohanioa oouiae while serving U 9 CENTER STREET ot Wost C u f r St. o r iom cooking eliminates 8trou odors, with the U.8. Army Security i,? - ' r£jau r«»u M»d, m . W« wm»« « « Hjhn» »«l» AMPLA iW PAMiNQ* T H I S434320 tandsiiiMS tba fltbh and brings Aitoncy. Ha ia atattonad at Wai> out tbs flaYor. ranton, Va. wDpti lunm i wan OMl D^Y fJD A.li Ta P.IA -^ .4 Ijfll |«|N

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MANCHBSITOR e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH IS, 1966 is grateful wHh the reouIU of the fund drive and wishes to thank the 60 or ao people who Congress to Hear Andover Seniors Planning Firemen Report gave their time and effort to ’\ TV-Radio Tonight make it so guoqeoafid. Calhoun Farm Apartments St. Pat’s Party ^FRIENDS MOVED JO SA Tt^ They Answered BloedmobUs Aide President on Voting Assessor Says Lake Land K06P In touch by Long Dlitonc*. If* Um M ilM t Mrs. Nelson R. Warasr, Lake On Zoning Board^s Agenda The Senior Cltisena Club will and th8 host— next to being there. The Southern Near 108 Calls in Year Rd., and not Mrs. John Harris reglater qaallfied votsn, tederal meet In-the Senior O n ter on as reported here last Tlumday, ( ------School St. on Wednesday after­ England T elephone Company. Television (OoRthnwd tN m Pag* Om ) regtstrars woidd be named by Not Exempt from Taxation (22) Mass HldillchU will aMUt Mia. Henry Wroblln- H u soiling board of appeiOs^lng Him aloBg ths SumnR 8 S t noon at 2 o’clock for their an­ tm ( f-lO-U-U-S) Kmit One hundrad and elflit caUa ■U in recruiting donora for the the btpeitineB CItU Bervioe < !-) Admtnl Jack ' (40) Peter Jennliics—News weekend (hiriiig wWd» he con­ tonightSlight will haaj an application ths property nual St. Patrick’s Day celebra­ j 7:J0 (12) To Tell the Truth for assiatgnee were anaivered in ColunfbU c h a fe r Red Croea Oomtnlselfln. ... M . ^h#______OOmmlOMOB 0*oliaiigsd ths (JO) Memory Lana ^^8-3040) Vnyace to Bottom o( ferred for more than three S. Federal reglatian woold go for tion. (Jt) Klndercartea the last twelve months by the bloodmoblle visit to St. Colum- hours with Atabama Gov. >r a special exceptid the coactn of ‘‘Negro tered or 60 per cent dM not vote pnqiierty off Oak Grove St. quesUoh of taxing toa land un­ under the dlrqcUon of Mrs. ;M (40) Adyeoturee In Time (12) Andv Grirnth renee Moe, leL 742-8W8. right to r e g l^ r and to partici­ on the property. Because the of taxes IndirectlyidlrecUi by faiCrssa- bers are urged to wear their •:00 ( 8) Newe _ Of the 108 call!, only two mitted to voU, eU beUota would change wee not es greet as hed that "the guiding principle of (M) Surylyal In the Sea 8:00 (34) Intemaional Macastna pate *n the choice of those who be Inmounded until fanee (le- Oodbout, la similar to a request Ing toe value ef nearby prop­ own original creations made up ( 3-12) Lucy Show were for atructure flrea, fifteen been asked, the building hes erty, and fourth, the lake (JO) ru eh Gordon 00-2240) Andy Williams (C) govern them. They feel they're prlvechad been given SJ) (^ppor- submitted to the board In Jan­ property taxation In Connecticut of materials and articles easily (10) Eye-Dentlty . ( 8-20) Wendy and Me for graaa flrea, and the other beiiw denied a very predous uary, but withdrawn before toe been reduced In length by five ‘‘simply Is not worth much.” (40) Laramie eijht for various fire threats. Public Records tamtty to vote. Is that all property wMhln the available at home. (33) Bocky and Bis Friends (40) Special right.’* hearing “without prejudice." feet, to 66 feet. state is subject to taxation un- Anderson's arguments against (18) Suhocriptlon TV Thlrty-iteven of the 108 calls Jofutoon eeid he would "press The 66-foot dfanenston will A dinner will be served after f:10 ( I) New^ Sporu. 8:80 ( 8-2()-IO) Bing Cioeby The President then told Ms with aU the vigor at my .com­ WED. ‘The property. In Residence leee specifically exempted." He these reasons for not taxing aie i;15 (JO) Rocky and His Friends were for emergency service and Warrantee Deeds face E. Center SL as toe build the program. All reservations (S ) Club-House ( 8-13) Many Happy Returns Rose Garden news conference mend to aaeure Owl every clt- Zotw AA, has been recommend- said that he Inferred from state basically that property must bs must be made before tomorrow ( 8) Peter Jennln*8—News 10:00 (10-23-30) Hltchct^ 21 for auto accidents on the WllUam J. Dewart and Merie •d to the town directors by the Ing is now pMnned. The depth assessed on Its own true values. ( 3) CBS SpeclaJ that he was determined "to give iMn of this country la given toe statutes that ‘‘land covered by noon. •:I0 ( 3) Walter Cronkite highways. 8. Dewart to Richard W. Shel­ aU our people the tight to Oonservatfam Commlaslon aa a along Summit St. will be 40 Futoer, he says that toe dam, (34) Whal a-New ( 8-30-40) Ben O sey Elected for next year wrere J. ri|^ to particlpata tn-hls g ^ feet. The structure will be two water Is StlU land In toe ayee of (10-23-30) Huntley-BrtnUey (13) Estremtem don and Helen F. Sheldon, prop­ choose their leaders,” adding: emment at every level through A OPEN site for a park. It Is across toe toe state and la stlH eubjsct to assessed at $5,000, could not ( 8) Gallant Men (24) In-School Preview Russell Thompson, chief; Jo­ erty at M Hollister 8t. stories high and of brick veneer Pinon-Nut Crops Vary 10:80 ( 3) Conn. What's Ahead "To deny thU right, I think, la the complete voting procees.” > w e d .. street from the Oak Grove na­ Authors Bdok taxation." , . equitably be assessed for less. (13) Newsbeal seph Anmstrong, assistant Richard W. Sheldon and Helen to deny democracy itself.” The Wn was expected to apply ture preserve. oonstruoUon. The lake bottom Is owned by He poinU out that If toe value y t;4B (30) Peter Jennlnjm—News 11:00 ( 3-10-22-30) News, Sports. chief; Maxwell Hutchinson Jr., X THURS.. The applicants for both the J. Overton Rogers of 1188 E. T.-OO ( 3) Movie (C) Weather F. Sheldon to L. Gerard DuBois Television and radio networks to state and local elections, as Also on tonlght’a agenda Is Middle Tke., a former spokes­ toe Andover Lake Management of surrounding property has LOS ALAMOS, N. M. — The (18) Bubecrlpdon TV 11:16 (10401 Tonight (C) president; Leon Palmer, vice apartment and projects (3040) ABC NIghUKe and Betty Jane DuBols, prop­ (Will carry the President'a weU as to federal voting, and i FRI.&SAT. a request for a specif excep­ man for the North Bind Com­ Association (ALMA). been enhanced by toe like that nation’s harvest of plnon nuU (34) The M a ^ Room must show that toe structuree (13) Chris president; Joseph Cometford, erty at 66 Diane Dr. speech tonight R comes just 10 possibly also to party primaries. tion to construct an office Hie question of taxing the this suggests toe high value of averages about a million pounds (30) Dancer Man Ciajrk secretary, and William Oovell, would not (sreate traffic, fire munity Action Project In Hart­ ^ 3 3 - 3 0 ^ News, Sports. U:J0 (13) Movie Earle T. Everett Jr. and Joan weeks after he deliver^ his Assurances by the President \ \ TILL building at 89 E. Center S t, at ford, recently signed a contract lake land arose about a month toe lake and toe land under it a year. Good crops wlU yield up weaOler ( 3) Movie treasurer. Charles and John or health prbblems; would not 11:36 { 8) Movie H. Everett to Albert R. Martin State of the Union message to tost ha would move to strike A \ 9 P.M. Summit St., in Residence Zone with B5xpn E2Utloa to a dwelling at 138 Garth Rd., The hew bill, expected to re­ tion sign at 264 Main St., fai the problems of the urban been announced but the land In­ bottom would have to be assess­ 9:30 to 5:30 6:00 News. Sports. Weather chairman of the WllUamantlc Tank Ladings Varied WEDNESDAY January to oppose the apart­ volved is not Included In the 8:46 3 SUr Extra - $3,900. ceive strong bipartisan support, k SUPER }9 ment request It was withdrawn Business Zone n , that Is closer Negro and the civil rights ed at ths rate applied to Im­ 6:00 Rartroid*naichiimits District Heart Association, re­ was summarised for newsmen CHIOAGO—Such diverse lad­ Oct. 1, 1964 tax alxkract which T:00 News. Sports M Weather 7:06 Conversatloti Piece To ftichard W. Hyde for Atty. however, at the beginning of to toe street Une iJian regula struggle aa It applies to the proved crop land. In Andover 7:30 New* of the World ports that Heart Sunday con­ Saturday by an administration ing as gin, shampoo, and Ink northern area of the . United the board transmitted to the thurs. till 9 p.m. 1:00 Oaslliht David M. Barry, for alterations the meeting, at the applicants’ tlons allow. tots would be $150 to $400 per 13:00 Quiet Hours 7:80 Oongrevelonal Report tributions were J371.17. She ex­ spokesman, it Includes; are among the more than 600 States. He Is a member of the Board of Tax Review 8:10 Pops Concert pects that when gifts sent In to a dwelling at 473 E. Cen­ liipiid products carried In rail­ SPECIALS request Zeppa has had prior permis­ acre. .f-.OOWall___ ^ at Today. 10:06 Nlghtheat ter 8t., $1 ,800. 1. Applicants to vote would fin sion for two-year Intervals Urban League of Greater Thla action was a majority 11:00 News the mall, through the use of the road tank cars. Some others | Plans for the tract call for Assessor Anderson said he be­ 6:00___ News, News, Weather. “ Specta. Marriage License out a simple form listing name, since 1960. Hartford, the NAACP, the Na­ opinion of two of the three mem 1:16:16 Radio Oreater Baitfori ,11:18 Sports Final _ return envelopes left when fam- are chomlate, cWoroform, per­ the construction of 31 units tional Grange and other local lieved that the Board o f Tax :46 Lowell Thomas U:80 Art JolmsflO 8 ^ George Edwards. 444 Center address, age and length of resi­ Griswold has been granted bens, John Laws and William Review should give serious con­ t WFOF~-1416 Uiw were not at home, come In oxide, margarine, and cigarette- bousing 116 dwelling units on and national organizations. Dunnack. Anderson’s memo to T:00 Nows . the total contributions should St, and Harrleit Olsaver, 107 dence. 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST permission for the sign at two- sideration to toe question. He T:86 iKvitatfcm to Leaning 6:00 Loo Terri lit local registrars failed to lighter fluid.______the 13-acre Calhoun tract The author won first prize In the Board of Tax Review Is, In 7:00 Ken Griffin be weU over 6400. Mrs. Ransom Cambridge St. 2 year'Intervala since 1967. pointed out that state statutes 6:00 U(e line 18:00 Jonathan Dark MANCHESTER ‘The conservation commlaslon Requests for repairer’s li­ the American Legion Oratorical effect, a dissenting minority 8:30 Jerry Gordon has asked the town to purchase Contest, Manchester chapter, allow three months beyond censes have been submitted by ■vote. March to consider toe matter, the property for three reasons, the American Coal Co. for 556 while' a junior of Mancdiester Anderson said he was writ according to a letter to the High School. He also received because toe property was left W. Middle Tpke., In Industrial ing "as a member of toe Board off toe Orahd List by the town's iMard of directors. Zone; and by John Lacy, for a Hartford Courant Scholastic of Assessors... and as a tax- Board of Assessors. 1. The land Is across Oak 161 N. School St.. In Residence Writing award for his poetry In payep'Of the town of Andover STARTS TODAY (Jrove a t. from toe Grove Zone A. Lacy’s request re­ 1951 while a student at the who la aggravated by the rul­ nature reserve, and ^‘could be high school. He enlisted In the Msaohester Evening Herald CHUCK STEAK quires a ■variance. ing of the board. Andover correspondent* Law­ U.S. Army after graduation used to exceUent sMlvantage In Asking a ■variance to conduct and served In Korea for 16 He pointed to SecUona 12-75 rence Mbe, tele^one 742-8798. conjunction with toe reserve." a landscape business, and to and 12-76 of toe state st^utea 2. Putx:hase of toe tract would months. * Rogers attended HIH- MORIARTY BROTHERS WEEK - LONG store landscaping equipment yer College and the University which he said contained Vules S E L E C T "sHmlnate any problems In con­ and a vehicle, at 780 Vernon for toe assessment of land Freights in Deiliand nection with the operation of the of Connecticut. He Is presently St., in Rural Residence Zone, a Boll System communications used for obtaining and contain­ reserve." The owners of the are Atone and Yvonne Latu- NEW YORK — In mid-1964, C H O IC E Calhoun tract have "certain »n- consultant with the Southern ing ■water supplies.” lippe. New England Telephone Oo. Anderson listed four 4peciflc mamifaoturers had unfilled or­ cumbrances on a portion of the” According to their applica­ ders for 28,594 railroad freight BEEF reserve. c, and a member of the board of poinU iiriidch he believes the tion. almilar requests had been directors of the New Horizons decision not to tax the lake cars. .'Hie estimated 1964 out­ $. "Deslraible open space granted before. 1968. TTie Latu- Co.. Hartford. bottom ■was based on, all of put is 60,000 cars, substantial­ land within the town UmlU Is llp(pes list personal hardship as which he beUevea are In error: ly more than the 44,969 deliv­ before you spend hours in a fitting becoming less available, and the justification for their re­ first, that privately owntd ered In 1968 or the 86,665 In parcels suoh aa this should bs If you use ■wine In a dish, you quest may wish to decrease toe uit. lakes In the state are not tax- 1983. room choosing your spring fashions preserved before they be<»me A variance for a florist shop, im vocably loat as far aa rec­ with a free-standing ground Ground Chuck reational, park or otlter open sign, has been aufcmltted by apace use is concemsd." Stanley and Jennie Somhrlc, SELt-A-BRATION The commission’s Utter notes A let Burton’s introduce you to; for a buUdlng at 281 W. Center CHOICE that "AvatlabU federal and St., In Residence Zone B. ■tats grants-in-ald . . . would The Somtorics, who also list Sura OM day In 't oiMagli to eotebrota tlw !*•».•* FRESH make acquisition to tha town Venus’s ‘‘life” collection — each a relalivsiy insxpsnsivt propo personal hardship as the justifi­ io wa’ro rnddog It a whol# week of souvenin and gift* and *P«cm ■Ition. cation for their request, say LEAN that there will be no structural I S. M i l. designed to prune away inches! iradas and special prices. It w IH be o special wook in overy sonso of "Th# town share would bs 86 changes In the existing build­ er cent if toe area In ques ing at 264 W. Center St. to aC' riw word. Conw . . . sham In It oil 6on qualittes.” The commission also asks that commodate toe business. "consideration of this rem- Fox Grove Realty Inc. Is ask mendaiion bs given some priori­ Ing two freestanding Identifi­ i m r u o t t ty. aa toe land in question Nu cation signs on Keeney St., In s.aAND other uses proposed and could Rural Residence Zone, at the Haddock Fillets north and eouth ends of the become unavailable in toe near future." Fox Grove golf course frontage OF COURSE... The (»inmisslon has jurisdic­ on Keeney St. The signs are tion over the Oak Grove nature needed for identification pur­ FRESH reserve. U is also charged with poses, ao(»iYHng to the applica­ developing a plan for future tion. mas GREEN AT OUR open-qiace punotiasee. PUTBACKTHETMSrE n S H DEPT The refjuest for the office •t E. Center and Sum­ 18,000 Rule 219 CARNATIONS mit SU. has been submitted by OTHERS» TAKE AWAY ' Atty. Herman Yules for the WASHINGTON — Federal UAR» K Constructioni^onsLTucuon Co.km \ housing officials count 18,000 po- . / / / / ( r . v '^Saving Of oa S t Patrick’s Day ^e^lans for th e ' building I MUcal or admin) s^ U v e jurisdlc- have been modified since they, tlons In the nation s were origlnaMy proposed, to qgnlzed metropolitan areas, TRY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS . The Green" I .J i m u A i f Theae Include counties, cities, rnjmrt tf Oy .y White Tuna tsdee Into account a town plan­ ning oommission action creat­ and school, library, oswsr, and ing a 16-foot established buUd- fire districts. Winner o f CAR LIFE magazine’s STARKIST Annual Award for Engineering Req. CHUNK 1 0 ,0 0 0 Excellence. Meeting standards so 3 9e high that last year no car won (SAVE 56c) CANS It at an. _____ * 1 GREEN STAMPS . f'-l Given with the purchase of any new 1965 car or with the purchase of any Used Car Monterey 4-Door priced over $500. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1966 TAGS 8 * V B f V.' Coventry J ___ District Board. , MANCHESTER EVENING HEgtALD, MANCHEST^tCX)NN,i. M y M ^ MARCH IGE SIX To Get Report 1 Choicest Meats In T o w n | $ Final Charter Draft Backed On Sewer Plan minimum requirement which must be Inside (AIM tofnr f IKanrljfBlfr applied to Prealdent to Oovemor, to By Democratic ConiHiitt^ A progress report on tAe pro­ TUESDAY ONLY! Fram * FJL 04) aherlff, to minister, to idealist to peo­ posed sanitary sowers for the - Evntht^ If^rali ple In the atreeto, end, as well, to the AU CENTER SLICES The Democratic Town (3om-^lowed by the State Department Irvlng-Chambets Sts. area ■will * pubushSd bt the thinking of those of us who ait to North­ . . ^ PRINTINO OO.. INC. EvtiM Jr. . mlttee has voted to endorse the of Eklucotion for the salary of be heard by the 8th District ' U BiMeU StrMt ern ivory towera final draft of the prtqxised char­ such a teacher, however, the directors tonight when they SWORDFISH Lb. 5 9 c ltonch«g<«r. Omin. • ter for the town. cost to the taxpayers could be TBOMikS F. ronOUBON Robert D. Novak meet for their montMy meet­ WAl/TER R. FEROCSOM AlU)ou|^ several objections reduced to 33,000, A'verlU stat­ Publlshera WASHINGTON — were raised to various sections ed. Thla aid will be applied for ing. CORNISH yVMiBdcd October 1, IWl______Meany 1M5 clvU righto fight in Con- <>t the charter, the general feel­ at the appnprlate time. '4 The session wlW be held at GAME H EN S V/t H». siz e E a 5 9 C m u conipletoi its first pbaas, 7:30 at the district firehous^ ' PUHialied~Brerr Evento* E]^pt Down In Florida the other day the ex­ ing of the committee members To cope with the increased (Limit 5 per Family) »dA Hoiktaare- Entered nt the Po^ Office «t fiberal RepubUcan Sanatoia sua- . was that "While not a panacea enrollment at the secondary Main and Hilllapd Sts. ^fcaebeeter, Oomi., aa Second Claaa ecutive council of the AFL-CIO iaaued a pect tbejn^ been caught bi a for local Ills; the charter would level the board authorized Supt. The plans and specifications formal eUtement warning American mouMtri4> produced by the . .enlarge the scope of self-govern­ TiUey to Mre an additional for the sewer extension are be­ ^ 8UBSC3UPTTON RATES businessmen against delving them­ optical engineering firm of ment and Sharpen civil alert­ teacher for each English, ing dra'wn by Frederillcatioo of apedai dto- to extend and improve Route 6 area. is begun, two meetings will be QUAimr ’'AMEMCAN GEM SOCIEtV political quid pro quo like ceasing sub­ as Dirksen'a ooUaboTaipr. The awareness by the board’s ' fatohea neretn are alao reaerved.______version and Invasion o^Vietnam, dls- The Diricaen-Katzeabach team were endorsed by the commit­ held: tee. It was felt, however, the feeling that the present system 1. A hearing, attended by the DIAMONDS The Herald Printing Comply. Inc., aa- manUing the Wall of Sfiame In Berlin, put togotoer the 1964 (31yll of employing one nurse to serve aumea no Hnaadal reaponBli)tll& for typo- advantages of this project to residents of the Irving-Cham- SINCE 1900 , erapUcal errore appearbia In advertlementa and calling off their mlUtary infUtratlon kighto Act It’s doing tha same Coventry would be understood both elementary schools for for the 1966 Negro voting righto bers area, to review proposed and other reading matter in The Hancheeter more fully by local residents if two and one-half days each InstaUation costs. * Srentaiff Hemld. of the Congo.” M l—much to the ITriUtion of per week Is inadequate to pro. liberal RepubUcana, who feel the General Assembly appro­ 2. A special meeting of dis­ Full aerrloe client of N. E. A. Sei^e, ^ ("It would be utterly unrealistic,” the priated funds to enable a aiudy vide protection for the. chil­ trict taxpayers, to ■vote on the PubUahers Ropreeentatlyea — Jullua statement also said, “for American In­ theYvu been mouaetixqiiped out dren has led to a change in Mathewa Special Agency — New ToHt. Chl- ef getting imy. credit for this to be made of the exact, loca­ issuance of anticipation notes, oago. Detroit and Boaton. . dustrialists aiid traders to think they tion of the proposed route ,be policy. Effective In September for financing the project. TtnDlCBBSR AUDIT BUREAU OF OIRCUl*A- year’s ■ hlfl. Coventry Grammar School, as can do 'business aa usual’ when they deal What makes this ironic is tween B (^ n Notch and Wind­ TTONH.______ham. the larger of the elementary TWIN SISTERS PROUD DiepiM adrerUalng d o e ^ houra: with Communists governments. It is not tbe way the Hberal Republican Also endorsed by the com. schools, will have a school I>br toonday — 1 p.m. Friday. Benators were out front alone nurse on duty for six hours SALT LAKE CITY, Utah true that In such deals the only thing mittee was a proposal to estab (API — Twin .sl.sters from near For Tutwday — 1 p.m. Montey. •arty thia year in demanding llsh a bi-partisan group to study Similar service will be, provided For Wedneaday — 1 P-t"- Tue«^- that matters is profit and oompeUUvs immediate voting rights legis­ at the Robertson School for by Layton, Utah, are a little FVn- Thuraday — 1 jxm. Wetoeaday. advantage." ths advisability of Coventry join extra proud today. For Friday — 1 p.m. Thureday. • lation. Partly to prevent them Ing the Windham Planning (jom five hours, and at the high For S a t o ^ — 1 p.m. Friday.__^ TWs was the official stand of Ameri­ from making too much noise, school for seven hours. The twins, Mrs. Ken Cloward CUaalfled deadltne; 10;M> Am. each-day-of mission. Such a group should be and Mrs. Ronald Pauling, gave |p*»«~Mnn except Saturday — t am. hberil DemocraUo Senatora ar­ established immediately after This additional service will can labor on the Issue of trade with ranged a secret Feb. 11 meeting be provided at a cost of about virth Sunday to a girl and boy Communist countries. between* KaUenbach and civil the completion of the compre 31.500 to the town, or an over, VFW Service Officer Cited hy IA Society respectively — sevenhours MmidAy, IB righto Senators of both parUaa. henaive'ptan for Coventry, Dem apart. Meanwhile, an American capitalist, ■ - i ocraU feel. all to.OOO for the nursing serv Guerlno AgostlnelH, center, service officer of the state 'VFW, accepto award AnUiOTy one Thomas F. Willem, president of At that meeting Kataenbaeh Debates to the Democratic Ice In the school system for Romano, right, vice president of the Manchester Italian American Society, as i^rn(>Io Pa­ was non-conunlttal the coming school year, Averill gan!, chairman of the testimonlal-dinner committee, looks on. Romano was ptochhltting for Hooker Chemical Corp., was addressing As early as Feb. 36, the nominating caucus for the Con­ said In his report. n e Rase AH Mast Keep ToachlnK some of his fellow capitalists to New stitutional Ckmvention to be John Patelli, president ■of the society, who was unable to attend yesterdays dinner at the *1 liberal RepubUcan Senatora set Receive Honors Rosemount Restaurant to Bolton. (Herald photo by Pinto.) Almoet all the apecific circumatantlal held April 7 at tbe Willlmantlc York City and recounting to them down on pepor tb* essentiala of Country (Jlub are Raymond* H. Robert J. Loyatm of Ripley arldence with regard to e-rento In Sdlma, some of his Impressions of business con­ a voting righto bill (callbig for Hill, a freshmen at the Univer Federal voting registrara to be Bradley Sr., Mrs. Arthur C. Alabama can be thrown out of any ditions in Russia, a country he had just Forst, Mra Benjamin I. Strack slty of Connecticut School of En was there knew It and never FREE!! PAYMENT TERMS appointed by the President) in INViTEO and (Jhalrman Ryan. gineering, has been named has forgotten It. raally basic caaiideratlon of the gitusp visited with a group sponsored by Busi­ a secret memorandum to Katz­ Ute Dean's List for the fall . se Now it is eight months later A New Roll Of anbach. Once again Kataenbaeh Democrats also voted to ex­ tlon and tbe crisis. ness International. pand the five-man registration mester. Jimmy Breslin and nothing has been done and Selma could be any town. Mr. WiUera, in his address, was say* w u non-committal. committee to seven, adding Siegmar R. Blamberg of Sll it becomes a duty to look to Kodak Film su n the UbeHal R^iub|icans ver St. has been placed on the ^Im a, -which is in Alabama. Alabama could be any state. tog things like this about Russia: did not Introduce their own Donald C. Averill and Alan R. honors list for the fall semester The Mayor could be any mayor. CaMll, Others are C. Peter (Continued from Page 6) The struggle there is for the With Each Roll Developed "There was surprising interest shown voting righto b ill Tbe reason: A at (Central (Jonnectlcut State Ool with a wife and three children right to voW. It is the wrong (Black and White and n»e Oovemor could be any governor. 'VanDlne, Robert Morlarty by Russian economists, planners and in­ private request bgr Kataenbaeh, Richard Hawley, Arthur C. lege. He is a senior majoring in him and It goes up every day sitting home. Is gotog to have place for anybody in New York Color Prints) The Prealdent could be any Prealdent who wanted them to wait for industrial education. to go out Into the streets with dustrial managers about the criteria and Forst Jr. and Michael Tree- after that. He has plenty of to l(x>k. The place to look is the Administration bin rather a gun In Ms hand and put order on 129th St., which is to New 968 Mato Street The laaue could i>e almoat any iasua methods by which we make capital to- than confuse matters. ahuk. MICHAELS JEW ELER S- Referendum Change Manchester Evening Herald filth, no hope, and the roof­ Into a town that has been set York. LIGGEH'S : which reflecta the fact that, a full cen­ vestments and how we evaluate the re­ It was consequently with Coventry correspondent tops all around him. And th e ^ up for violence by a winter to AT THE PARKADE much' chagrin that the liberal First SeleoUnan Richard M 1966 Publishers Newspaper tury after Che Civil War, this American turn expected both in terms of eaminga Gaiinat reports the referendum Pauline Little, telephone kids who ait on them just don't which those in charge, white Syndicate etvUisatlon of oura stiU retaina a ctHor and the recouping of capital. Incentives RepubUcana learned last week 6331. and Negjo did nothing. that KaUenbach was negotiat­ date on the proposed charter ^ ______go after white people, either. Ihio. are widely understood, particularly per­ ing not with them, but with for the town has been changed Don’t restrict them. They do a Maybe they all forget last — This is the Issue which overrides all sonal monetary Incentives, and reflect Olrksen (who regards a Federal on advice of town counsel, who Family of Six pretty good Job on everybody. summer. Maybe they forget the increasing authority and responsi­ registrar plan aa a last resort will advise the board of select­ The other day we happened what it was like in this town 935 MAIN STREET - TEL. 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS H Iha specific drcumstanoes - Involved. men within a few days concern, to look into a cqurtroom down­ at 9:30 p.m. on a hot Sunday bility being shifted to managers. . . . expedient). WMIe the liberal This is the Issun whldi decrees in­ Republicans oould not get even tog the new date for this refer Dies in Blaze town and here were four of night when the officer In evitable pressure and Inevitable con­ "Thla obvious trend toward the profit a illmpM of the draft Mil pre­ endura voting. them, sullen, sitting at the de­ charge on Seventh Ave. and flict, until every visible public evldenco system combined with significant pared by Kataenbach’s aides, TUley Oonlmct Extended BAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio fense table, glaring at an old I29th St. turned around after a bullet from a zip gpm hit of that accursed line bas been dissolved changes in the production of consumer the Attomey-Oenerai left a The board of education has (AP) — A family of six died dark women who was on the copy in Dirksen'a oflica tor voted to extend the contract of early today to a fire that de­ witness stand. The woman was the pavement near him and ho and bleached out of the picture. goods, narrows the basic difference in him to muU over. Wilson L. TlHey, superinten­ stroyed their home at West toothless and broken by her called two (x>ps out of the line, The oonfUot la inevitable. Those of us our 'economic thinking and should make Aa a result, the liberal Rs- dent of schools, until Sept. 1, Pint, a smail easiem Ohio ooai- years. The four had grabbed his two good shooters, and they it easier for ua to do business with ths Nature Studr By Sytriaa Oflara pifiiUeans feel they have loet 1663. TTits action is to k««plng munlty. , her and pulled her into a roof- came up to the sidewalk and who wish it would serve itself grsjhially leaned on a glass outdoor tele­ Soviets. an opportunity to gain groimd with the present state statutes The ■victims were a young teqj and made jokes about her and by pleasant, comfortable degrees of SASSAFRAS, BARK AND'BUD: Tomorrow, Blossom in their long-term goal of re­ which allows such an eleirtion construction worker, JapK while they raped her. What did phone booth, and aimed their aratual adjustment are not to be granted “No one doubts that our country can gaining the Negro ■vote (though tor the- limited term of three Gbur, SO, Ms wife, Llnte, 25, they care? Age, shape, life, guns at a window Mgh up on aur wish, and have no real Hght to exist without trade with Russia — or they are Introducing a bill this years, Donald C. Averill board and their children, David. 8, fear, it means nothing on a the red brick project and their feet scraped against the side­ make i t Cuba, or China or the entire Sino-So'Vlet week). Instoed of Rmubllcans’ publicity chairman aaid. R also Mtchkel, 5, Lucinda, 2, and Jack Harlem, rooftop. bloc, for that matter — either today or A ThougAt for Today beating the Admlnlsuatkm to will enable both the board and jr., 6 months. But the Interest today Is to walk while they set Uiema«4ves Not very many of us ever volunteered the superintendent to do some Firemen arrived at the two- to St}pot at, a head If it showed tomorrow or 20 years from now. It is Sponsored by tlM Manchester the punch in putting out a Selma. And the summer. Is O F MANCHESTER much effort toward that kind of aolu- atrong registrar p l^ they long-rangp planntog toff tab story fnams And cement block pi yie .window. And behind equally certain that these countries can Jimmy close and to New York only the tion of the problem until we found upon Connell of Chnrches gnunMa, the party imags is one benefit ef-thb tooAl sdhtol .aye- house to find it engulfed In them, crouch^ behind the cars, First, Look To Yoiir Own police are prepared for it. or standing ahd firing over the ua and upon our whole nation and civi­ sxiat and even grow dramatically with­ of Dickson’s posing raaervaUons tern. Fbr the 196S-66 adhOol flames. No attempts to enter It always works like this out our trade. The significant piolnt to to any kind of registrar year, the salary of the super­ leere nuMe for several hours. peoples’ heads, the other cops lization the pressure which constituted If any man will come after A neighbor alerted the fire The politicians do nothing. May­ me is that resiuning more normal trade me, let Mm deny taimlwlf, and sohema intendent wlU be Increased to or Wagner was in St. Peters­ showed worry and everybody test of our ability to survive aa a na­ Breslin 313,500 from 313,000. department, and said the house was praying that those two by relationships, established on sound busi­ take up his cross, and follow Nervsoa Church burg over the weekend water­ tion and a civilization. ma. (Matthew 16:34.) H io nominaUon for tha most To cope with the increased was In flames when she looked ing the Mets. Tonight, he ad­ the phone booth did not get Make magic with light ness principles no different than those York Bit. Let it Bit with mfi- out her window. She said she anybody with their guns be­ Now, with pious good will, we hope NEW YORK, March 15—Yes­ ed with kids doing nothing to As a young cMld I did not harvoua man in Washington enrollment In the, elementary dresses a mass rally to protest extended elsewhere, can help the cause terday in New York'Chty every­ the hot nights and then. Uto Uons going into a World's Fair theaa days goes to Democratic schools next year the board beard no explosion. Soviet discrimination agednst cause right at that moment, for restraint and gentle progress. and lighU outlining a new understand my'> church and tha The siding of an adjoining one bullet in somebody’s body, of stability and peace by ultimately in­ body was wTlnglng his hands worry ■will be New York Q ty full meaning of its teachings. Ben. Frank Church of Idaho, authorized Supt. TiUey to em­ the Jews. That’s at 8:30 p.m. But the people whose revolution this over the town of Selma, which and Selma, which is to bridge and an expressway be­ who la swimming agahist the ploy three adtHtinal elementary house was blistered by heat either way, -cop or Negro, tegrating the Soidet economy into the ing planned and the colored When I was ah blder taen-ager from the Obur house, but not In the auditorium of Van Buren would have turned this city into Is, who have waited 100 years for the is In Alabama. In the morning bama, wUl be . a small-tlma I had begun to and ao I "gave poUUcal current on Viet Nam teachers. Even with the addi­ High School, 230th St. and world economy.” the clerg;ymen stood In pulpits memory. living Just as they were Uvtog tion of these teMhera, howet^er, otherwise damaged. something which never has Light up your home for spring. Watch your other pious gradual approach to begin abowing at this time last year with up” more wllltogly those tMngi and doesn’t like it one bit. Hillside Avenue, Queens. The comparison we have just drawn and prea^ed of the injustice of But right now, Selma la', a a Church got reams of puhUc- board offtclalB polnteid out the been seen. And everybody who furnishings take on new life with new light. See results, have begun to move. rate bttea on the faces of the which were important to me. And in the- summer, a cop. by quotation of formally expressed Selma, and the people sat in the easier place to see. People Uka Aa an adult now I appreciate Ity earlier thia year when he pupil-teacher ratio will still be ’ ’ Robbery Steift your rooms perk up with the addition of sparkling pews ■ and nodded their heads. children and - the older ones above the maximum 25-1 ratio It has become their destiny and their views of labor leadership and manage­ Harry Van Arsdale are taken walking out of-acbools which the observance of Lent aa a called for a qMck negotiated •5.1* And at home in the afternoon setUement in Vlat Nam. That recommended to the board -by tiU 0 p. *H. brass, milk glass, burnished bronze or tole finishes. necessity to maintain pressure, to fol­ ment leadership is actually something of with Selma. He is the big labor they o^dn't handle and which special effort to hear and an­ CHICAGO (AP) — Ttiree effl Choose from hundreds of decorator-approved there was Governor Wallace of leader here in New York aad couldn’t handle them, walking swer the call of Christ. was fine—bafora Church rsal- the admtolstratldri, Averill stat­ dent robbers unlocked an at- i i l i low one campaign with another, to seek an oddity, and not quite the simple re­ Alabama on television. And be is down In Selma living with iaad that ha was ruimlng coun­ ed. flee,'handcuffed the four men THURSDAYS lamps in the Lamp Shop - third floor, rear! an almoat endless succession of vic­ out onto streets filled with Through tha ages, Jesua has iiHH versal of normal attitudes it migtit seem there were the newspapers with a Negro family. Ha flew there dopb and home relief and Jobe called disciples to follow Him. ter to President JMinson’a pol- Instead of employtog a school Inside to each other and fled the FRIDAYS tories. to be. stories all through them. And because he felt labor from this for delivery boys. Icy. psychologlk at a salary of Chicago' Boat Show at McCor. (A) 21-inch Planter lamp of milk glass and maple all day people in New York City He calls ua to overcome temp­ Like all necessitous campaigns, like The current top boss of the AFL-CIO city should be represented there tation and rin, to take op our Since then he's been woriclng 38.000 or more aa originally mlck Place Sunday night with with brass accents; linen-like parchment shades. talked of Selma, which is In at this time. Van Arsdale is to Focus on Selma, and let Kew overtime at two pubUc rela­ recommended by the adndnls- an estimated 346,000. all revolutions, they will not alwajra be is George Meany, whose forelg^n policy York stay as It is aad we’ll croes, to deny ouraelves, to Alabama. Selma, and since last summer crucl^ self, to serve others, to tions projects: (1) to convince tratlon, the board accepted an The job Was completed to leSs (B) Polished brass finished Rochester floor lamp; perfect in their selection of means and views have consistently seemed close to have colored guys with knives And in Ozone Park, which is the trades unions to New York running through subway tralna love our fellow man, to be Bah- everybody he's really not that slternaitive proposal that an ele­ than five minutes, said one 6t milk glass, mellon-patterned shade. techniques. Since crisis is their weapon those of the John Birch Society, but who in Queens in New York City, have (lone almost nothing to era of men. Anything that balpa far apart from Mr. Johnson and mentary counselor be employed the ■victims, Irvin Wonders, 61. forever and there always will Wonders said the three men (C 30'inch Colonial column lamps in old English and their technique, they will have to has nevertheless successfully restrained right out by the race track, An­ make a place for, oolomd ap­ beawake for an AndrewMor- us to'center our hearts and (2) to build up simulUneouaty to work with problem children bronze ^ ith fabric-over-parchment shades. any of the natural rebellion that would drew Mormlle, 17, did not go prentice workers so that a raca ipUe. Didn't we have one right minds on Him will help us to ■upport for Ms own position at thia level Unlocked a door to the sub-base­ aeek strategies which provoke crisis. to church with his girl friend of people living to this city can (which la, of coursa, counter to Such a counselor can be ment office and one pointed be expected from liberal leadership and around this time last year? hear Hla call This is tha basic (D) 25-iitoli marble and brass lamps; choice of While they proclaim themselvea to be the way h* always did because have words like hope and toeen- Sure we did. Frank Milano, his purpose in observing Lent tha President's). employed at an estimated sal­ gun saying: "Nobody hclfler or crystal or roby fdnts; fabric-parchment shades. practitioners of non-violence, it will membership In the labor movement. on Friday night two colored tive going for them. name was. He got a knife to Compared to His saertflee for To build support, Oburoh ar­ ary of 36,000. Since a federal we'll kill you. Everybody down or you'll get h u rt” (E) Student bridge lamps in white tole, hand deco­ have to be their technique to so preaa It la also possible, on the other hand, kids had s.tabbed him in the Livingston Wingate aneaka tbe stomadi on the IRT. And us, anything w# give up la so ranged, a secrat dinner nieettaig gnuit of 33,000 may be AI- head four times; stabbed him mall as not to be worthy of At the CarroU Anna Hotel near and position their non-violence that it that present day American business out against Sehna, too. He to we'll have more. rated with gold honeysuckle design. management has begfun to nourish with mental institution force, the director of JHAft-YOU-ACT, We’ll have wakes forever. naming "aacrUlce.” Its valw is tha Capitol to haar-Ptof. Hans (F) 29-inch modem ceramic lamps; mottled green, tends to provoke violence in return. the six-inch blade going right a program which la govern­ Why ahouUtat we? We have not in the sacrifice. Rather U Morgeothau of tha Untveraity (A) 12. dreams of what, business in one world They must and will select not those into the bone of his skull; stab­ ment and city aupporM and tha finest breedtog ground for denying ooraelvM things wa Sr* of ^cago endoma Churdi’a brown or blue glazes; fabric-parchment shades. oould be like. What la on view, in any bed him four times in the first reminded to deny self. Then we Hnes of march which are open to them, is designed to take kida Off tUa murder there is. A Harlem soft stand on Vtot Nam. In­ (G) 311/2-inch Colonial salt shaker lamps in Flem­ case, is indeed something of a reversal— car of a lighted subway train atreeta In Harlem and Bedfbrd- rooftop la the Blue Oraaa coun­ can hear more elaariy Hlfi call. vited ware Banatora, „ Senate but those which they hope will be closed. ish bronze finish, fabric-over-parchment sha'des. oiganited labor—or at least Mr. Meany that was. taking him home. And Stuyveeant and train them foe try’ or crime. A white kid to Raad Matthew 4:1-11. staff memhara, and-Hoaost im- TELEPHONE Challenge, challenge, challenge, until yesterday, the day Mormile did Jobs they can handle.' Hera is this cHy can go out and get SubnUttad by portant — carafuUy aslactad (H) 30-inch Colonial candlestick lamps in polished —growing tougher on Communism at 643-6171 the whole battle is won—that is their not make church, was oveitast the middle of March, the pr6- into all the trouble he wants M^nehaator Oouncfl of JoumaUato. ’ brass finish; textured parchment shades. the same time American business, or gram consists of. taking to necessary Instinct and their conscious and a little damp with' rain to. But because he’s white, a ITnlted Church Women But Church no longar shouts some element to it, seems to be growing somewhere to the air and the funds, arid much paperwork lot of times he has to get away Ms position from the root tops. MANCHEST E generalship. a bit softer. tempci-ature was only 47, but It and handshakes and talk. And from aome annoying tofluence WhiiMha Columbia BroadcAst- Attend a FREE 22.50 If we understand these necessities, bn will be wanner than that very the streets wiH be clogged on for gpod. But the cdeied kid Ing ^ t o m ,lnvltefi him to ap- summer nights and yesterday Hv» T M n Agp (I-J) White tole bridge and the part of the revolution, and if ,wa soon now because we are In the who wants to get to trouble has ,|W < o n A i s l a n d ' dphato on Demonstration middle of March and April in Harlem the people mgrehed K made. We have everything President Ihrigtit Blssfllialwar junior lamps with brass ac­ understand, on the other hand, that ^ l a i Niun MatMi'S; .Oiittoh At- But 20-Year-OIds Do Drink comes very quickly.. Then the in protest against Sehna, XIA.,^ .Sit up for hhn. To begin with, and West Geemsta GhancaUor W bed d condition, ilii would (C) 13.25 cents. these necessities require some wall to days start sliding into each oth­ because, along with everybody die mtoute a kid la bom ool- Konrad Adenauer iaauaa a , If B ^'O ateU ’a Meeting of the else, Seimn was So much essltf ored the price is 12-1 against ^ (K) Polished brass finished surge against, some target for their With the drum-roll. of objection to er and we will be In June and atalamant in Washln||taiB ko^e««)jrQaluld student bridge lamps. thrusta, we i^t back to the beginning of New York's legal drinking age again July with the streets of Harlem to see than Harlem.' A ing a ocntlnitotklh of site World Famous Bo look a t Selina, and latNesv (Ssa Paga Ssvea) thla editorial and its thought that the building to a crescendo, the argument and Bedford-Stuyyesant crowd­ dh (L) Solid brass student bridge keeps being heard that if New York la SanAtOr. an lamps,, ribbed shades. ’ names of the town, state, mayor, gover­ out of step with the other 49 states. nor; President have relatively little im­ New York must be wrong. (All lam{» have 3-way portance. If the individual characters Must it? ttia. Church dkj Sk appear. switches) Involved were different, so that, for in­ New York may be out of step with / A' tootaoha: MoGovam, who DALE other states’ laws, but it clearly isn't gAA'.A feduida; horror of i n i stance, the tolerance of a mayor or gov- out of step with their practices. In Fischetti 7^. AtiHMnlnif tpim hW Wortd War amor were rated differently, the revolu­ fact, the chief complaint about New MH, ViMJK'n NifUnnS ll-'^kpenenMj|.'d«periiinoi as a bomber tion would still have to preas up to that York's 16-year-old limit arisea quite ' i i appear—end without simply because 18-, 19- and 20-year- CLOSED point of tolerance and preas forward ' .tor to back hfen qp. MONDAYS (D) 9.75 against it. There are all shades of olds in neighboring states do drink, but can't do it legally in their home towns. ' 't r j-4 thought and feeling, but the revolu­ MU (AMIMI Therefore they drive to New York; they Herald 11 jh\ tion h o its necessary victories to seek sometimes drl've home drunk, and occa- and win everywhere. sionaUy have tragic accidents. ¥ e 8 t m * d n y t O ftt ■if; (E) 18.95 This problem is real (as are, also, the \ always stands All this being so, there is only one problems of drunken driving by adults COURSE <4 I ‘liiD'H Ymitb Afo WHITOtil UBRARY AUDITORIUM aommon denominator which can possibly and reckless driving by sober teen- Bttong eppoMUon le ee------to (F) 11.95 ha set up o a guide for all the people sgers). But the root of the problem m ehange in atora boun dur- One athlete . . . one diplomat . , ♦ ohe TUttSDM;; MARCH 16 at 7:30 P.M. 1^^’ I « •n d all tbe instincts and all the emo­ isn't New York's relatively liberal age iag the preaeot diiva to allml- i V I ’i limit; it's the unrealistic restrictness m aala Saturday nMtopaaliouni. ship . . . one car... one always s ta ^ s 8S N o r th :Main Straot, Manchester tions Involved in thla national crisis of of tlM prohibition in the neighboring ‘"S ractioa.of 46 mead limit out above all others. Thwe’s always a surs. states. If New Jersey and Connecticut Hgna M Mancfaaator, already , leader in every, field. So it is’ wjth Hod­ That common denominator, that parents want to keep their drinking fMfoved by State kafaty Com- man-Baker, a l ^ e r in the custOmduade offspring off the interstate roads, tbs l O WAn IHI^IOaRSt # BENEFIT MEN ond WOMEN: eomnuAi reatmint, that, common pra- sensible thing (however unlikely it may s!f» jasrjSi** b ^ i n g fieldv Holman-Baker is so fiissy servatiye, might ha the law. be politically) would be to make their It wouldn’t think of making l^ d b ig on ' ilamtwNMiMCMSMiM . 4 HM Mi Sh** m fMr(Ni behavior l e ^ at home. (U 26.50 Both thoaa to whom the law and Its iO Y e sn A m a production lii\p. Instead, eacn tiece' is 7.(MMifMrNi«MfT ! The 31-year-law reaches Its height of ^ 'lUp. Warren & enforcement are officially entrusted, absurdity whsn s serviceman comes n toys ha bench-m^e ao eyery step: ia 'its con- tllpiMmi'eiillMiSan' '' '' ' SltrMMftMmMNMdhi . and thoaa who have to challenge sonte doubts wfaather petitlan oppo^ . itruction can be carefully quality-check­ back from a couple of years overtess, bif propdaM oonaolida(t«en''Mll ''^y.'•wd•9«w.|44MltMMM sariating law because they think It h o only to find that be suddenly esn’t buy wUJ adAot Ua, PASMUM In Gen- ed. Holman-Baker really cww s ^ t Is be changed—both have to be brought a beer. ( O would it, perhaps, be when how you sleep. That’s why they produ^ a 30-year-:old opupls have to . toast their ----- «emb&: jBu: wMdIi (G ) 11.96 ve ^ le ' wav tor oon- tack, again and again, to touch base on wedding to orange pop?) TIm point is ultra-firm Muaco-Pedic a ^ .V |% I ^ t 17 '7|4M | O i l |b e law. There ie a prooeaa in the law that, college, students, soldiers, sailors MattresiieB . . . so as to giva ifiuniFORti niV K S., M A j ^ 18 r iW i y ,SM F A M PN gfO N a v b :^ getting anything and everything and others of their age bracket oom.i UfctM UriFlri Meirlet with G ^k. 199.60 for mattresses, BLOCK wnrr or ~ If it la the wlU of thla nation that monly do drink, whatever the ;laws of rqpotiad so favorably ttr box springs G89.60 See, ;‘aiid tw . itf 1 IH ) 9.98 (I) IS. (J) IS. ,(K) 22.50 I law Miall ao serve. There la a prooeaa their state. To peg the legal drinking Ahd BurrM«hA Commib- Holman-Baker grades at *«6 At 31 doeahT . .stop . the practice; it \ **»—f*"g law whaaever the nation only, as happensdhs| among adults slurlng will It But there can be no pwceea prohibition,prohlbitton. anoourafsa evaaioa and oon* erhicb gives thla natloa’a tributes to a'gensru diarespaet tor law, la this oaae, It’s the other 4S statee that I Ipr autvIvBl which doae not heap are out of atep.—NEW YOBKJBXtUdJD : Mas an the law, ai|^ ^ is the nuB U M a arrim ffiwr iwy'arff-iKA E B acji " Vi ■■Ik.V,, ■ ^ . f ■«« «n -«/ •♦• ‘•T •-•• " t ' 'f : r u » 4T ' ¥- ■ v-*^ ^ i ’ * » • t ^ -^■T“

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1966 PAGB m in i BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 18, fVMJE EIGHT TTiompsoii Plans OOSNEHOS Rpckville-Vemon Shriners to See B olton NYC Censors WB OARBt AXX ‘Pirates’ Makeup t h e TOP LINES Rpse Bowl Film Lose A p p eal Atty. Hammer Is Selected Brush Fires, Bicycle on Ice Arnold Ttiompson of 16L ARTHUR DRUQ Omar Shrine Club members Forest St. wlU crests the make­ wHl see slides of the '1966 Roee In T op Court up for the Gilbert end S u lU ^ President of County Bar Bowl parade and game and the Qive Firemen Busy Weekend East-West Shrine game at its Workshop’s producUon, '1 ^ meeting Friday night at Miller’s IVI (OoattBMd from Page One) rates of Penzance,” March 36 Rockville Atty Harry Ham-fof Food and Drug Offlcialz. Restaurant. ‘ T b s Bolton Fire Departinent^urfed to sssM at «:W p. mer haa been selected president Hostesses for tonlghOs meet­ end 37 at 8 p.m. at B^iey a t the ToUand (3ounty Bar Aa- The program will be presented fcad » very tnliy weekend,'rtart- Mass Wedneaday before Uii the Siqmme Court, contending tortum of Manchester High Federal ing will be Mrs. RoW yne'N ov- by Hal Turkin^n, past presi­ #ig St 9:50 SeturdJW morning regular meeting at 7. the ataite cenaonhip law aa ap- ooclatlon. He succeeds Atty. tard, Mrs. Estelle Stone and There will be an important Leo B. Flaherty. dent of the club. end ending yesterday atter- ^ e d waa an unconaUtutional This is Thompsons second Mrs. Helen Rashall. A social hour at 6:30 precedes meeting of altar boys Thursday C/^dif Bureau Members of the association ANNUAL aoen. The Saturday morning prior reatraint on freedom of ex- season with the Workshop. H« Irishman Choeen dinner at 7:80, amd members dall was to a brush fire op at 3:30 p.m. Further changes preaaion. Is s makeup consultant wiM voted to ask Gov. John N. Patrick J. Naughton, stew­ In servi^ Mass will be ex­ 806 Mala Bt„ UuielMeter Dempsey to remember the “for­ should make reservations with YOU R l^m son Rd. off Rt. 6 on the The Court of Appeals of New ■wnC, Channel 8, television ard at the Elks Club, wlH be Raymond Bogue, club secretary, gotten county,” Tolland Coun­ property of Charles Zuccaro. plained. Tork State in approving denial studio. Hartford, and has con­ the first recipient of ^ e club's by tomorrow night, if they have ONCE-A-YEAR The executive board of the ot a Ucenae aaid the two scenes 848-1618 • S78-0648 ty, so termed because of the At 1 pjn. the department ducted several j l i n ^ Irishman of the Year award. not yet returned their reserva OCW wUl meet Friday evening had nothing to do with sxpres- lack of judgeship appointments eras called to Box Mt, Rd. to courses in the art of stage Blanohester Bockvllla The award will be presented at tions card. OPPORTUNITY TO after Mass. slon but instsad dsplctad con­ from the county. the olub's annucU St. Patrick’s ^ e c k on a fire started by Andover Study Group will ehildren. Alarmed neighbors duct r ^ S e r s of the Wo'->*«hop — Bonded — The reiiolution asked the gov­ Day celebration Wednesday. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the The state court’s main opinion ernor to fill a Common Pleas Naughton, long active In the Volunteers Ausay eelled the firemen. home of Mrs. John Harris, Hen- who WiU assist stated that "a filmed presenta are Diane Smith, Dorothy ™ i- DeUn^oent Aeeennta Court vacancy, created by the order, is the originator of the ‘ At 9:45 pJn. the department dee Rd. tion of sexual Intercourse, reslgnaUon of Judge Harry H. Elks’ St. Patrick Day program, llps, Don Alper. Jean ^ U - C M le e t e d Ernest J. Irwin Jr. Mrs. Mary Sack WILDER, Idaho (AP) — The a-as called to investigate burn­ The Rev. Bernard L. McGurk whether real or simulated, is lAigg, with a county resident. and has served as its chairman Wilder (ire house burned to the on many beautiful models... ing embers left unattended at brWge. Mary Wallace, has expressed thanks to all 48 just sa subject to state prohlbt Zimmerman, Barbara Dtmcan Judge Lugg waa appointed by eoMichigan state under other firemen from neighboring The WSCS of United Methodist WASHINOTON (AP) — The Other officers elected by the Wednesday’s program will cities. Music becomes magic with this Peter Massolinl was notified Church will meet tomorrow at 8 Suprsme Court struck down to­ Mary Sack received -master’s a research assistantship. bar association Include Atty feature a corned beef and 'cab­ Mrs. Sack, the former Mary Chief Glenn Osborn said no that a boy had fallen through p.m. in the sanctuary. Mrs. Her­ day Ohio’s imposition of S Herbert Hannabury, vice presi­ bage dinner to be served at degrees in commencement cere­ the ice on Notch Pond on a bi­ A&P Bakers Proudly Present A&P't Oton Lint of . . . M. Padua of 16 Wlillams St., firemen were on duty. All of ald Lee win lead a program of personal property tax on out ot dent: Atty John H. Yeomans, 6:30 p.m. Irish entertainment monies yesterday at Michigan them are volunteers. cycle. The boy had elbowed his Easter music. Hostesses will be -state insurance companies. and dancing to the music of the received her master’s in teach­ STEREO HIGH FIDELITY way to shore, but the bicycle •ecretory, and Atty Robert State University, East Lansing. ing, specializing in science. She They were called after Mrs. Frederick Edwards, Mrs. The court’s decision was an­ FULLY BAKED Baum treasurer. v G Clef Orchestra will follow. neighbor heard "popping remained lodged in a hole in Robert EJdwards and Mrs. Rob­ nounced in a brief order. Just­ PoUo Clinic Set Irwin, the son of Mr. and graduated from the University State -Aide Speak^ Mrs. Ernest Irwin of 112 Wood- of Connerticut in 1958 with a noises.” But by the time they the ics. ert Eschman. ice Hugo Black noted a dissent. Abtilio R. Frassinelll, Oom- An oral polio clinic for pre­ Massolinl borrowed a boat, ■The commission on missions hill St., is a graduate of Meui- BS in business administration. arrived, the blaze was out of Justice Potter Stewart to(* no mlasloner of consumer protec­ school children will be held to­ control. FM/AM radio-phonograph VALUE and with the aid of an ax and wiU meet tonight at 7:30. The part in the case. The vote thus morrow from 1 to 3 p.m. at chester High School and the Congressman Gerald Ford, PROIEN tion, will be principal speaker University of Connecticut. A minority leader in the House pike pole, cut a path through study group on Genesis will was 7-1. at a meeUng of the S lst^ o o d the office of the Rockville Pub­ the ioe and retrieved the bi­ meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. ’The The decision was given on an lic Health Nursing Association, member of Phi Beta Kappa, Of Representatives, was the This Is Tall Cedars of Lebanon Week appeal by Reserve Life In­ o f Temple B’nai Israel, 54 Tal- Irwin haa been studying eco­ commencement speaker. cycle. He aisc' made investiga­ education commission will meet BAKED GOODS Oo4t Ave., tonight at 8:15. 62 Park St. • Glorious STEREO FM Radio-Noise-freo Monaural FM/AM, too tions and found the owner, Paul Thursday at 7 :80 p.m. ’The nom­ surance C o.,, which waa T»im the BOodn«»»l *n)ey the wide vwMy FrasainelH to a member of Tri-valent vaccine, which in­ Leonard, 15, of Cider Mill Rd., inating committee will meet Fri­ organized In *16X08. Reserve cludes types I, n and n i all In • True Stereo High Fidelity phonograph *■ District 15 of Tall Cedansm ana a pasi grana x«ui iiuuiic* m contended the tax violated the . . . lew ptitw- Hern'i |u»t e few — the Ansoolation of Food and ginbuhl, bureau president, has tomorrow at 7:15 p.m. at the k G L O B r i who was given his bike back, day at 7 :30 p.m. Drug Officials, a member of the one dose, will be administered. announced. College News received an official statement from the governor, proclaiming this week as Tall Cedar equal protection clause of the Vernon Elementary School. after identifying it. - , (UTTMUIMt « « ' ' National Advisory Council, and Parents may call the nursing State legislators from the 13 A Lenten service will be held • Your choice of two beautiful furniture styles At 8:45 Sunday afternoon the Robert C. Thompson of 249 Week In it. Gov Dempsey said, "I have long been aware of the exceUent work of the Federal Constitution’s 14th Coconut Cake icw a Tall Cedars organization on behalf of Muscular Dystrophy, and while they continue such Amendment because the levy the New Ehigland Association office to register their chil­ towns of Tolland County have Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the r Travel Service department was called to Box Plymouth Lane, a student In . . . V - 1 •UTTMeHIM tlM dren. a worthwhile program, I will always be pleased to recognize their efforts.” Nutmeg Forest was not’ Imposed on Ohio in­ been Invited to meet with the Fellowship Room. Mt. Rd, again, where the same the University of Connecticut Devils Food Coke !«# «# f 905 MAIN STREET ^ School of Engineering, has been opened commemoration of Tall Cedar Week yesterday by attending a Communion Breakfast surance concerns. Farm Bureau Dinner bureau’s board ot directors and 'The Couples Club will meet Children were playing with The Tolland Ctouilty Form its legislative committee. in the Fellowship Room on k 643-2165 A kerosene - soaked r a n and named to the Dean’s List for at Hockanum Methodist Church, East Hartford, accompanied by DeMolay boys.______Ohio courts upheld the tax Oranqe FIitt Coke ict# on the ground no substantial . . _ ^ j icviur»#» 14« FREE Bureau will sponsor a dinner Show ReheMoal Slated Saturday at 8 p.m. A slide pro­ matches in an open field. the fall semester. Thompson, a EACH r Authorized agent in Man- ^ chemical engineering major, constitutional question was in­ Mocoroon Toppoo wi . ww . meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. at A rehearsal for the annual gram of travel and vacation Chief MassoUne reminds resi­ Francis E. Wilson, 25, of 302 ^Chester for all A irlines,^ won second honors. volved. .the Vernon Grange. *1716 pur­ show at the First CJong^'ega- trips will be presented. dents that this is a very dry Insurance Finn W. Center St., was charged Ex-Thug Hit DELIVERY pose of the meeting is to g;ive tloqal CTiurch of Vernon, ” S.S. ^Railroads and Steamship^ pme of year and that there Christopher Glenney of Bolton, with allowing a person under YOUl a student at the University of Coromel Pecon Rolls •unit Mc» ^ .the bureau an opportunity to Holiday,” will be held today at Frozen orange Juice concen­ should be no outdoor burning Relocates Office 18 to drive a motor vehicle ARTHUR DRUG present proposals and recom­ 7:30 p.m. in the Fellowship trate may be used as the liquid Vermont, has been pledged by without insurance, and he was .. .. ■< L> 4LIIUTTH UK CHOICE without a permit excpet in an By Five Shots Person To Person Save With Howoiion Delignt cermcMt m mendations for this current Room. in a confectioners sugar and dl^roved incinerator/ The incin­ Acacia, a social fraternity on ortered to appear in court on JC The Traditional- campus. The Metropolitan Life Insur­ legislative session, Urban Lu- Choir rehearsal will be held butter frosting. erator must have a cover, with March 29. W e were A&P’s Low All Butter Coffee Coke ii«m Model 1-ST281 in rich iles no larger than one by two Briefs ance Co, plans to relocate its Manchester district office to Edward G. Gaudet, 62, of 55 In Bay State reminded ches,. and mtist be in a safe Cub Scout Pack 73 will go Clinton St., was charged with Prices Cinnamon C o ffn Coke tvm* wt EACH Mahogany finish. An­ e bowling Saturday from 2 to 4 the former Bezzlni Bros, store o f Mark ice, cleared of debris within at E. Center St. near Goodwin allowing a dog to roam and I nual Sale priced. 25-30 foot radius. p.m. at Hoiiday Lanes. Den was summoned to appear in (Continued from Page One) St. Twain’s Permits may be obtained from chiefs are welcome. court , on March 29, The charge r The insurance company, with weapon. In 1952, he was acquit­ (Samuel flhe foDowlng fire wardens: Mas- There will be a meeting for reportedly stemmed from a all managers, coaches, and any­ offices now in the Manchester ted by a New York City jury on Clemens) ioUnl, on Notch Rd.; Paul Ma- Parkade, plans a 4.700 squatre complaint by a resident of aeggia, Steele Crossing Rd.; one else Interested in helping Tracy Dr. a charge of shooting Sol Rosen­ humorous with the town baseball pro­ foot office in the front portion blatt, a ^ ew York lawyer. Hugo Broda and John G ^baldi, of the old furniture showroom. Robert E. Prentiss, 28, of anecdote gram this season Friday at RFD 2, Manchester, was I P,osenblatt identified Smith as Birch Mt.; Leslie Harlow, Tol­ The rear of the building will that, "A t 7:30 p jn . at the Community charged with failure to obey his assailant but the jury re­ land Rd.; George Rose, Bolton be rented by the owner, Dar­ turned an innocent verdict 17 he knew Center Rd., and Doriald Ted- Hall win A. Carpenter, to other ten­ state traffic control ------s The F7re Department Auxili­ and with failure to change the which brought ^ arp censi re of his father *n>d, Rt. 85. ants. the jurors from the presiding u . ?. ] Fottnck Sapper Set ary will meet tonight at 8 at According to plans filed with address on his liccns:. .a . .. .- was a Your Choice of Styles... the firehouse. Hostesses will be man Brian Rooney made the judge. . Th e Ladles Bmevolemt So­ the town building department, I Only three days ago, ex-con­ hopeless Stu Johnston ciety of Bolton Oongrrsational Mrs. FTed Warnock and Mrs. arrest yesterday afternoon af­ the show window front of the ter he saw Prentiss crossing vict Eklward Deegan, 25, Bos­ Chbrch will meet for a potluck Warren Amundsen. building will be replaced with bonehead and then at 27 he The pxAllc building commis­ over the double white lines on ton, was shot and kiUed in a NOW ONLY supper in the EMucation Build- a Cbionial style, brick veneer dark alley to become the 19th couldn’t get over how in the mg- tomorrow at 6:45. This win sion will meet tonight at 8 in Charter Oak St., he said. facade. The derign, prepared gangland shooting victim. He 'world his dad had learned be men’s night. All members the town office conference by the insurance company's ar­ was believed to be linked with a ef the church are welcome. room. chitectural office, is similar to gangland feud which has raged so much in so short a tim e.’’ N O W . . . YOUR RECORDS CAN LAST A LIFE'TIME—and you’ll thrill to all , E. Cortez Tipton, sactel serv­ The regular monthly voter­ Smooth baby oil on your Ups other Metropolitan office build­ at night to keep them soft. in the area since last March. the exciting dimensions of true stereo high-fidelity as well. These amazing valuea ice director of the Greater making session will be held to­ ings throuThet ?> ” • En~land. It’s a humorous thought Hartford Council of Churches, night from 6 to 8 in the town Metropolitan last year sought which illustates that what include powerful stereo amplifiers plus four high fidelity speakers. Whether from ^11 be the guest speaker. offices. The selectmen will sign new office space in a proposed Stereo FM, Monaural FM /A M Radio ‘Or your favorite records, these supeib : Hostesses will be Mrs. Jac- bills but the meeting has been building at E. Center and we see and understand al­ ieline Spencer, Mrs. Warren postponed so that the selectmen Brookfield Sts. Science Shrinks Piles ways depends upon the SUPER-RiGHT QUALITY, HEAVY, CORN-FED STEER BEEF Magnavox values will bring you years o f listening enjoyment. oQng, Mrs. Alfred Barrett and can attend the wake of Anthony The zoning board of appeals ?Mtn. Wilton Thorp. A. Maneggla, town tax collec­ twice denied builder John Bar- point from which we view , ^ e Oongregators, couples’ tor for many years. nlni a special exception to con­ New Way Without Surgery the scene. That is why there ohm o f the church, has set June I All members of St. Maurice struct the building, once in ^.uly is no substitute for our spe­ Only from Magnavox—MIcromatic Racord Playar banishes )2 fbr their annual chicken bar­ societies will meet at the John and once in October, although becue. Co-chairman are Mrs. Stops Itch—Relieves Pain cialized experience, which discernible record and stylus wear. Diamond Stylus is F. ’Tlemey Fhineral home to­ Metropolitan officials cautioned tim* y«a, rr. t. (s»Mi>ii-Fdr th* ae thorohgh that sofferari-mada Rarok3arold Smith and Mrs. Roy night at 8:30 for recitation of they might move out of town we always put so fully at guaranteed 10 years against excessive wear in normal Maus. Srat time science has found a new astonishing statements like “ Piles usage—replaced by dealer upon return. There will be a joint meet­ the rosai^ for Mr. Maneggia. if they could not relocate ait tjie healinf lubitance with the aston­ have eeaaed to be a problem!” YOUR service. Dillon Sales ing of the board o t deacons, Tomorrow’s minstrel show re­ proposed location. ishing ability to shrink hemor­ The secret ii a new healing aub- and Service, Inc. Your Ford A special exception to permit the'building committee, the ad­ hearsal at St. Maurice Church rhoids, stop itching, and relieve stance (Bio-Dyne*)—discovery of dealer, 319 Main St. Phone STEAK has been canceled. office use in the old Bezzini pain — without surgery. a world-famous research inatitute. visory council and the executive showroom—which had housed 643-2145. board Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. The Republican town com­ In case after case, while gently Thla substance is now available Stead chef fo r the roost beef mittee meeting, scheduled for an auto dealer^lp in previous relieving pain, actual reduction ia tuppotUory or oiafnwnt /om diimer to be given by the tomorrow, has been canceled years—was granted by the ap­ (ahrinkage) took place. under the name Preparatun US. elMJirch April 3 at 6 p.m. will be diie to the death of Mr. Ma­ peals board this January. Host amsiring of aU—results ware At all drug counters. Read Herald Ads. SALE Da^el Buccino. ’The dinner will neggia. The Colonial—Model benefit the rebuilding fund of 1-ST282 in warm Vernon CrnigregatkniOl Cburdt. MaiMdwater' Evening Herald ■< - ! fv, . j -if-, f M PORTERHOUSE SIRLOIN ' Mrs. Thomas Johnson will be Bolton oorrespondent, Cleme- Police Arrests Tres Chic Maple finish, Annual In charge of the dining room. weO Toang, telephone 643-8981...... -V/V^ « < AW. Sale priced. Roy Maus will be in charge of h '''’.A. ' *>:s clean-up. Reeervationa shculd Dennis E. Machle, 16, of Tim Synod Elects Bantu i ir y , S lb 79t) Corned Beef FRONT CUT " IB 4 9 ' FULLY AUTOMATIC*

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MANCHEST^ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1965 PAGE TEN Events Hospital Notes 5 in Town Flying to Selma, Obituary A. A. M aneggiaDies; Chris Glenney Dies, VMIliV IMVS a n I to 8 p,m. Service Set, Funds Sought J r iF o r ld la aO anaa axemdlng matorn- PINE STREET Ity arhen they a n 8 to 4 p.m. f a r t s (AF) — No national P en y T. Lawrence _.».n*nu8«KiMr. Iead4ir o i the natidhwide AT B o lt o n T a x C o lle c t o r aad 9iM to 8 p.m. and penrate Thanks to the spontweou^ rtgwhera. polMloal trands amargad ta mu On Main St; 55 Years Percy T. Lawrence, 82, of rooms where n>ey are M a.m. 397 N. Mala S t, died yesterday ta 8 p jh . Vlsiton a n requested generosity of many ^ ai.qlpgl eouncil alaotion* at Manchester Memorial Hoe- Anthony Andrew Maaeggta; m i to smeke ta patlenta’ rooms. A menwrtal aarrida toe the throiutfliout Franca Sunday. Vot' HARTFORD ROAD Cliriatopher Glenney. 82. tax collector for Bolton' for 34 people, a r^ u p pital after a long illness. Ns m sn thaa two vioH on.at te ste r residents wUI Join 85 R«y. Mr. Raab wUl ho haM at wtooae career at Olenney’s Men Bom in Rldgafield, he had yeafs, died suddenly at his 7 tonight ott S t Mary'a Bptoco- era ganarbUy atuek to famiUar MANCHESTER . . . ehop 789 Main St. covered been a rMident of Mancheeter home on Rt. 6 early yesUrday othem from the Hartfort pal Chureh, fo r k and Cmtreh tacaa. S6 yaars at the same location, for over 25 years. H4 was a morning. Ho wsa 89 old. tomorrow on a The pubUe la wolooim. In,Paris, Marsallla and other died suddenly this morning at FattcBta Today: SM Sta. member of S t Mary’s Episcopal Mr. Maneggia had succeeded chartared plane, headed for The aervloa wIM ba Iqd by Ut9 placet no on* got a clear his home, 74 Porter St. He was ADMITTED SATURDAY: OPEN 10 ia 10 Church.' his father as tax collector and rector, tha Rav. Oaotga Noa. majority, another ballot will ba a treasurer of Qlenney’s Men Survivors include his wife, took an aeUve Interest In town Robert Quty, 78 Waat SL; Mrs. ftvtl^bert C. trand, wHh tha hate o i Prof. held next Sunday.. Voting waa Shop, a director of the Savings Mra Hattie Fox Lawrence; a affairs. He was a member of St Anna fM ey, West Hartford; Raymond U EHls, Ted P W ^ . ArchlbiUd Stuart o f tha Soci­ held In 87,799 commuitittas (or Bank of Manchester and a daughter, Mrs. Della Fenn; a Maurice Church, where he was Mra. Vlrglnta Kastnski, 133 Mrs. Barbara ology Dept, UnlVaraily.Of Con- 470,414 muolclpal councilors. member of Its mortgage com­ son, Louis Lawrence; three a trustee and member of the Baldwin Rd.; Xaail Flalkqff. Sedrick J. nai^cut Prof. S t i ^ ta a lay Tha’ SooiaUat mayor of Mar mittee. grandchildren and four great­ H o ly Name and Nocturnal Hartford; Mra. Rosalie Arehsr, a plane at reader of St. Mazy’s Church. zaMa, Paaton Dafarre, who has When Mr. Glenney first en­ grandchildren; all of Mauiches- Adoration SocieUes. He was Eniagtm; Robert Conrad, 88 tomorrow morning for the An offering wUI ba racfivad announced he will oppoae Prast- SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORE, tered Into business in 1910 with ter. also a member of Uie Campbell Oak 8L; Roy Baaka. 79 Lenox hour night. ^ for tha Jamaa Raah Memorial 4aM Ohhflaa da Qaull* ta De- *<»»*••* Arthur Hultman. the shop wa.s Funeral services will be held St; Altxander Nobis, 82 Wal­ Veter is head of the Mm Council, Knights of Columbus, Fund. cambar’a praaidentlal election, All Foel kMwn as Glenney-Hultman. At tomorrow at 1 p.m. a t S t Manchester, snd Bolton Grange. nut 8t'; Mra. Alma Brlchson, chestar High School music de­ "We are glad," tha Ravi Mr. waa tockad ta a struggle with that time there were two oth­ Mary's Episcopal Church. Mr. Maneggia was born in Ellington: Mra. Bsatrice Beron, partment a ^ 1* ah ^5*' Nostrand said today, "to honor GtauUiata. dtattdant SociaUsta Fisa Bel TH. er shops in Manchester that Burial will be in East Csme- New York City, the first of 6 Berger Rd., RockvlUe; Rich­ ficial of the the memory ct oar fellow and Oommunlsts. carried men's clothing. House's tery. ard Ponchak, 186 Green Rd.; Oirlsltan, who «ava hta Ufa for eight children of Andrew E. eraUon of Teachers ® The OaiUHMa aeemed to be in turn and one operated by George Friends may call at the imd Jenny V. Caaazzi Maneg­ Mra. Gail PaggloU, 12 Oxford Ila is a member of the t c ^ tha dignity of nta faltow man, fimlth, which also carried wom­ Holmes Funeral Home 400 St.; Mrs. Julia Oberempt, 285 and to reoaH the memory of the a 1 ^ p(wttion to get control of gia. His father was in the gro­ board of directors and is h «^ the Paris city hall but were an's clothing. Main St, tonight from 7 to 9. cery business in Brooklyn but, Phoenix St., Vernon; Howard of the Data Processmg Dlvl- three who died in the civil In 1926 he went into busi­ Halvorsen, 61 Pholps Rd.; Mrs. rights ragtatraUena laat aum- ttitiUng in Lyon, Marseille and deciding that the city was no Sion of the Traveler’s Nice. A canter coalition haa con­ ness for himself, running a hab­ Mrs. 'Lewis T. Skinner place to raise children, began Margaret Lemek, Thompson- Center. Powell is a former town mer." B a r t h 1 6 erdashery at his present loca­ vUle; Mrs. Nora Crowley, 59 director a puhllc ln f(^ a - trolled the Paris administration. VERNON—Mrs. Arllne M. to look for a place in the coun­ and is Among those elected waa Pre­ tion. and was active at the shop Simpkins Skinner, 62, of 4 try. Tiie family settled in Bol­ Aathony A. Maneggia Vernon St.; Mrs. Erma Ros- tion consultant for the State ManehMtar Mintatar’a As- until the time of his death. His Christopher Glenney sano. Warehouse Point; Tammy soclitton ia aponaorlng a Jamas mier Georges Pompidou, who Loveland Rd., wife of Lewis T. ton 65 years ago, in a colonial Department of Education. Mta. h ^ never stood for office be son. Robert, ia president of the Skinner, died Saturday at Man­ house on Rt. 6 now owned by Weirs, Glastonbury; Raymond Goldberg is a member of the Reeb Memorial Fund to honor ra said today that Mr. Maneg­ Beaulieu, Bktst Hartford; David the slain Boaton Unitarian min­ fore. He became a councilor in shop. verUsing, which lasted several chester Memorial Hospital after Norman Blanchette. Manchester Human Relations Carjac, population 69a, where ha During an Interview for The a long illness. She was a music gia was “ the most vigilant tax Connor, RFD 2, RockvUIe; Miss ister and to haneflt hta widow months. First prize wais a FUnited States and Britain. ' SPB15C ■ 1^ son, and Hved In Covmtry durlM budget discussions last (Continued from Page One) Selma last woak to taka part in Inttoneeia, supported by Red Cong Arms Depot fall. The selectmen included the He is survived by hla wife, to Mr. ^ Mrs. Joseph Breen. the civil rlghti eanpaign. D R E ffB i about 30 years before moving Mamie Caviglia Maneggia, who 19 Fairfield St; a daughter to China, had wanted to denounce sum In Um final budget, any­ At Oamden, about 36 Negroea Chty and county offlctale had Malaysia as a British neoooionl- to WiUimanUc. She was a re­ has been Republican Registrar Mr. and Mrs. Roger Leger. 34 warned no organtoad maae way. went to the courthouse to apply allrt plot and to recognize a reb- 3 .9 9 2 » 8 ensembles I NEW SPWNG (CoBtimisd from Page One) water. The crew tried to swim tired employe of American of Voters for many years. He Bigelow S t; a son to Mr. and msuchea woiBd ba pamlttad. Thread Co., WiUimanUc. Mr. Maneggia was clerk of the #1 govermnent in toe Malaysi­ to shore but were captured by works for an addition to the also leaves a dau^ter, Mrs. Mra. Jamas Phelps, Coventry. for voter testa. But tha marchen formad a Vietnamese sailors. She was a member of the As­ Dominic Ponticelli, and a son, an part of Borneo. boat attacks on U.S. destroyere Notch Rd. elementary school BIRTH YESTERDAY: A Mayor F. R. Albritton looked aoUd Hna. A srarm aun ahona u til-I semblies of God Chur^, WUli- George A. Maneggia, both of son to Mr. and Mrs. MarslMai at the group and said: “ I can In ttie Gulf of TonUn. and vras a member of the com­ ths ranka of marebara coma up LONDON (AP) — Soviet spy mantic. Bolton. A sister, Mrs. Raymond Kidney, Talootitvllle. say for stire that at least 90 per to tha Una of dapuUaa. Sunday 24 Vietnamese air Survivors include a son, mittee for building the town of­ Gordon Lonsdale claimed In a 6 .9 7 I • 1 1 Holland and two brothers, Peter BIRTHS TODAY; A daugh­ cent of these Negroes wlU be Otark told tha Rev. C. T. Vivi­ , || ■ Ser*" I a. UaluiaS 0«f~ force fighter-bombers supported George W. Greer of Middle- fice addition to the Community newspaper article Sunday that UCal Prexy Hail, completed in the summer F. Manneg;ia and Paul A. Ma­ ter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard qualified os voters." an, a Nagro laadar ta tha front ■ — ir:rSi: | by U.S. Jeta smashed a small town; a sister. Miss Lilly Wil­ neggia also live in Bolton. A There is not one Negro voter he s^ed for fir* years ta tha of 1969. McKean, 81 C3»arter Oak S t; a raitas, that tha march wuuM not United States under master spy Nocth Vietnamese island Navy son of Storrs; three grandchil He was also a messenger- sister, Mrs. Paul Quish, lives in daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Eld- in Wilcox County, of which be permitted. Vivian protaated dren and a niece, Miss June Rudolf Abel. baae through which seaborne Retains Post doorkeeper for two terms at the Manchester. He also leaves five mund (^atrale, ToUand. Camden is the seat. that it would not dlarupt voter munitions for the Viet Cong Stevenson of Manchester. grandchildren and several Later, a second group of Lonsdale was aentenced to 25 „ EuUo* I k. CirilM* Dev state legislature. DISCHARGED BA'hjRDAY: regiotratton—tha main Uiget of years In prisop In London In were believed funnellng. (Continued from Page One) F\meral serv4ces will be held Mr. Maneggia waa,known aa nieces and nephews. Mra. Ervlyn Slddell, 49 Moun­ ibotu 165 Negroes srent to the tha atght-waak drtva mounted The raid Sunday was held by Wednesflay at 11 a.m. at the courthouse in Camdin to seek 2981. Ha smsi traded last year Tony to most people who. knew The fiiQ^ral will be held tain ltd.; Margaret Zlkus, 45 by Dr. Martin Luthaf Klr^ Jr. for British businessman .Ore- Brig. Gen. Nguyen Oao Ky. whether' to accept the resig;na- Potter Funeral Home, 466 him and the friendahipa that Wednes-.uy at 9:16 ajn. from Birch S t; Kim Ludwig. Lake regietration. Twenty-five volun­ After the m u ch was Mocked, commander of the Vietnamese ylUe Wynne whom the Russians Uons of Kerr and Meyerson. Jackson St., Willimantlc. The arose out of official business the John F. Tierney Funeral St., Rocicrille: Victoria Ambro, teer poUcemen were on duty Kosaa WUUama, a Negro ehem- ■ir force. had convicted of espionage. Col. Rafferty said he would be in­ Rev. Henry N. Suhl, pastor of have given the town a sense of Home, 219 W. Center St., Man­ Hartford; Mra. Elisabeth there. tat at Savannah, Oa. and a vet- Abel wa* arrested in New York South Vietnamese forces an­ clined to accept them “ but not A.ssemlblies of God Church, chester, with a solemn high Within 18 minutes, however. erwwf street marchso, lad ths nounced capture of another boat personal loss. Steele, 28 Heidi Dr., Vernon; and traded in 1181 tor US pilot at this time." WllMmanUc, will officiate. Bur­ He often ran uncontested for Mass of requiem at 10 at S t Mrs. Antoinette Cebere, East Baker and a force of city poUce­ damonatratora in stagtag. Thsy Ftonchi Gary Power*. BRANDS AT KING'S DISCOUNT SAVINGS running arms for the Commu­ Regent Theodore R. Meyer, ial will be in Nathan Hale Maurice Church, Bolton. Burial Hartford: EdWard JuseHs, 819 men arrived. The city officers swayed back and In to In front nist Viet Cong today and said it his office. During his 34 years Lonsdale wrote in The People head of II committee charged Cemetery, Coventry. as tax collector he saw the town will be in S t James' Ometery, C9taKer Oak S t; Mrs. Harriet relieved the county poesemen of tha club-catTjIng poosaeaman. that his spy stint in the United was being held in Quang Trt with reviewing UC regulations, Frleivds may call at the fu­ Province, north of the Da Nang grow from a rural commimity Manchester. Houghtoit 389 Main S t; John and stood facing the demonstra­ ‘Iha Una of manmara q^raad States startsd In 1981. He said proposed a resolution to crack neral home tomorrow from 7 to Pattlshall, Coventry; Alice •ir base. to the semi-suburban communi­ Friends may call at the fu­ tors. out. It bad atratehad tor 186 the Soviet spy network ta Amer­ down on students and university 9 p.m. ty of today. Data proceaalng In­ neral home t o ^ y and tomorrow Smith. WHlimantic; Kim Max­ “ We don’t intend to arrest yards. The boat, a 50-foot fishing employes who disrupt the rou­ ica waa larga 'that there wa* vaded his record-keeping, mak­ frem 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The well, Coventry; .Mrs. Bessie anyone," Baker said to the Leading the prooaaaaou wars no difficulty ta finding aponaor* Junk, carried 16 tons of Chinese tine. Skudents could be expelled MlgUore Infant Ooate,. 15 lUdgewood Rd.; General Electric and Ceecfa arms. Five crew ing it more complicated. In hla Rev. Bernard L. McGurk will crowd. He spoke through a the Rev. J. C. i^ngaaiorth of for my Immigration.’’ and employes fired under this The infant son of 'ITiomaa C. opinion, but he went along with officiate at a recitation of the George Williams, Brandy S t, green bullhorn. “ Don't get your Enurprisi, Mtaa.; Stator Rosa members were captured. plan. aKTMCSAKIIM KNIR and Irene Wheeler MigUore of “progress." Rosary tonight at 8:30 at the BoRon; Mrs. Roee OudaitU, hopes up. Return to the church." WaHar at Mary KnoU Mtaston. VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope I Tbe commander of South Viet Kerr and regents who sup­ Wlndsorville; Mrs. Lola Hutch­ Nam's northernmost military 417 Sunimit St. died at birth First Selectman Richard Mor- funeral home. The city policemen turned New York City: Dr. Dana Me Paul VI and 24 carlnals attend- .p „r4 1 6 • " ported him headed off - a vote yesterday afternoon at Man­ inson, 13 Bluefleld Dr.; Mrs. their backs on the demonstra­ Lean Greeley (if BootosL presl diatriot. Brig. Gen. Nguyen and Meyer's proposal was put ad a fimeral Moss today at St. | chester Memorial Hospital. Clara Maddox, EaM Hartford; tors and faced the county offi­ dent of the Unttartan-UMvarsa Peter's Basilica for Clemente Chaidi, TW, flew to the tiny nav­ off until the next meeting. Mra. Baihara Ctartson, East al station of CUA Viet to inter­ Private funeral servlcesAWill tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at the Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pas­ cers and troopers. Hat Asaoctation; Magr. Daniel Cardinal MIcara, 84, papal vicar The “ get tough” proposal be held at the convenience of Hartford; Mrs. Mildred 'Teemar, “ We love you. Sheriff Clark.” OantwaU of Chicago, natlona) rogate the prieoners and make brought immediate denuncia­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 tor of Center Congregational for the city of Rome. He died I the family. Burial will be in St. 126 Deepwood Dr.; Leonard shouted one of ths demonstra­ (Hractor of the tatom clai h a lf arrangements to salvage the tions from the Free Speech Main St., Manchester. The Rev. Church, officiated. Frederic last Thurs^y. James' Cimetery. Theodore Bachcler of W iping Werner was organist. Burial PerreauK, Burnap Brook Rd., tors. OoiukU; and Rabbi Bogan Members of the diplomatic arms. Movement and a teachers' Andover; Charlea S t e b b 1 n i, SUM w Tbe crew ecutUed the Junk in Community Church will offici­ was in Buckland Ometery. "No, we don’t,” came the Welnar of Hamilton, Ontario corps to the Vatican and offi­ group. Mrs. Christian Klocker East Hartford; Mrs. Owen voice of another. •0 feet of water when a naval Kerr's stand on Meyer> idea ate. Burial will be In Wapping Bearers were John Bean, John Canada. cials of the Italian government Mrs. Blanche Tranka Klock­ Cemetery. Madden, Samuel Smith, Everett Brooks, 71 WeUiireH St.; Mrs. Clark said demonstrators at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., vnit chased them into cosurtal was that its present^on was Joan Quigley. South Windsor; also attended. “ premature.'' er, 51, of Mansfield Depot, Friends may call at the fu­ Cowles, Samuel Cowles and Al­ the courthouse would disrupt ratumlng to tola airtfa-toni elt> After the funaral Pops Paul mother of Mrs. Thomas Wheel­ neral home tonight from 7 to 9. bert Krause. Mrs. Mary Mltney, 35 Alton orderly voter registration. A from CMcago, waa sehadutad to St.; Mrs. Anna Paison, 122 gave absolution in front of the er of Coventry and David A. Ths family suggests that A delegation of King’s Daugh­ long line of Negroea formed al deMvar tha eulogy tor Raab. (»ffln. The body of the cardinal Klocker of Ellington, died Sat­ thoss who wish to do so may Sununk S t; Mrs. Joan Lewan- the courthouse for ths second EarMar, Negro taadara had ters attended the funeral. doski and daughter. Rocky Hill; was t^ e n to the basilica of St. Personal Notices Auxiliary Dance urday at Windham Community contribute to the organ fund of regtstration day this month. bean coofiiaad v y tha ramoval of Maria in downto'wn Rome for | Memorial Hospital, Willinvantic. Wapping Community Church. Mrs. Maureen Vigneault and About 28 Hned up at the court tha poMca barrleadaa. The oon- daughter, 30 Hemlrck S t; Mrs. burial. King’s In Memoriam Benefits Projects She was the wife of Ohitstlan house in nearby Ounden. fualon was oompeuodad by a Klocker. Daniel F. VerilU John Hockia Sr. Enizabeth, Reilly and daughter, The sheriff told the Negro atatement Sunday from the Is lorinc memory of Mrs. Har- 34 Madison S t; Mrs. Jane S t BAHRAIN (AP) — British ■aret Dunphy. who passed away Survivors also include an­ Daniel F. VerilU. SB, of 112 leaders that they had broken mayor and sheriff who aaid they servicemen and their families Mandi 15. 1964. About 200 members and Takes Own Life Laurent and son, 148 Lenox faith with the city because they other son, two brothers, three Princeton St., died this morning St. were going to arrest law triola- were ordered today to stay In­ guests of the Women’s Auxil­ sisters and two grandchildren. had been offered use of the mu- tora. A silent thousht. a secret tear iary of Manchester Memorial at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ door* following a weekend of keeps her memory ever dear. Funeral services will be held DISCHARGED TESTER- idcipal stadium for their service Mayor Joseph T. SmltlMrmsn Hospital attended the annual tal after a long illness. The body of John Hockia Sr., DAY; Hugh Parvln, Wllllman- violent riots set off by a student tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the but turned ({own the offer. had aaid that a permit froto the demonstration and an oil Daughter. Mrs. James Baker, dinner-dance Saturday night at Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jack- Mr. VerilU was bom in Hart­ 60, of 67 Goodwin St., was Uc; Mrs. Margaret Jones, 39 and Grandchildren Hotel America. Hartford. ford, April 14, 1906, and lived The a ttem ^ d march and I city was required for marchlnK workers' strike. An oil worker eon St.. Willimantlc. The Rev. found in the cellar of hla home Pearl St.; Mrs. Darlene Gi- street fanpaasa tottowad the ' and no parialt ha4 haaB grant­ A cocktail hour preceded the in Manchester 24 years. He was rouard. 118 Main S t; James was killed. Card Of Thanks James H. Ameling, pastor of Saturday about 10:30 pjn. by unexplained ramoval of aU ed. The ruler of this British island dinner; Paul Landerman's Or­ Second Congregational Church, a supervisor of maps and rec­ Tzlmoulis, Lynwood Dr., Bol­ poUeemen from ths Nagro SjwtlOrassJgBjhl The family of Hra. Lillian H. chestra played for dancing. ords for 48 years at the Hart­ his wife, who had been away Tha march era ware toM by protectorate in tha Parslan BortOn wishes to thank their friends Coventry, will officiate. Burial ton; Mra. Barbara Martin, 484 housing area where a marathon thatr leaden baton they the and relallves for their thoughtful- Mrs. James Grass! was general ford Electric Light Co. from the house for k short Hartford - Rd.; Kathleen Good: Gulf, Sheik Isa Bin Sulman Al ness during ' their recent sorrow. will be in Storrs Cemetery. vlgtl has been held tor Raab. A Nagro houataf area that they MENSSHH chairman of the dance. A cen­ Friends may call at the fu­ He was a member of St. Brid­ time. wiiL Stafford Springs; Miss church servlca was set for aft­ Khalifa, appealed to the work­ They especially wish to thank Br. terpiece consisting of a round Dr. Robert R. Keeney, medi­ Phyllis Belalr, WiUimanUc; ahotdd move m small groupa to ers to return to their Jobs. Thar* and Mrs. Ralph Stone and Mr. and neral home tonight from 7 get’s Church and Uie Society of ernoon. tha oouitoouaa. ’Rita appiofenUy ■Iks. Ralph Lewis. ball with a butterfly and rib­ to 9. Affiliated Electrical Engineers cal examiner, said that M^. Lorraine Urban, 138 Bolton S t; Throughout ths nation thou- wa* iu> Immediate respona*- Ifr. and Mrs. Alvin E. Horton bons was on each table. The Hockia had taken hta own life Mrs. Elizabeth Ctoleman, 20 waa ta Mn* wUh to* migror’s A broadcast oyar an amergen- Mrs. Melba Shegda The family requests that Club, and a charter member of oands marched or took part In atatomant that amail group.- Spring color theme was pink and blue. those wishing to do so may Manchester Lodge of Elks. by hanging. Police, who were Kenzlngton St.; Mias Rose (;y radio transmitter said food Sunday memorUl ssrvices tor would ba allowad to w ^ peat and water auppUaa were low Card O f Thanks Proceeds from the dance will make memorial contributions Survivors include his wife, notified by Dr. Kedney, said JuUak, 36% Walkerr S t; Har­ the slain mtatatar who cams to tha barrtoada point The family of Bruce O. McKenney benefit the auxiliary's projects, to the American Oanesr Soci­ that Mr. Hodda had been ab­ old Snow, Wapping; Marc Loso, 8nd apeolal food distribution | Wish to extend their heartfelt thanks Mrs. Mary Stevenson VerilU; a which include the new wing to ety. daughter, Mrs. Bruce M. Ander­ sent from work since October 61 Tracy Dr.; Michael Weiss, centers were being aat up. to their dear friends, relatives and 269 Oak S t; Mrs. Patricia St.; Mrs. Thelma Merritt, 44 In the British protectorate of neighbors fbr their under.i.Frances Crandall, l Harold SImmona, 248 Lake St.; 62% VUtage S t, RookvUla; grenades were thrown at the •Bd father. Vlncenza Corsella OiuUano, 72, brother, Thomas A. VerilU, both 334 HtlUaid S t; Mra. Gene- Robert Conrad Jr.; 88 Oak St.; of Hartford, mother of Louis of Hartford, and two grandchil­ Cheney Bros., Inc., but had been Mra. Kathleen Church and British petroleum refinery Sun­ despondent and complained of vieve Sktaner, 89 Mountain R d.,' Mra Glenda Houle and son, 111 daughter, 4 RusmU Dr., Var- day night. A British soldiar was ‘®1 OluUano of South Windsor, died dren. Rockvllle; John Graham, Wap-j Leona Dr., Rockville;. Mra. Do-j non; Mra. PauUna C^l SMurday at Hartford Hoapi feeling ill on Saturday. Casey gnd killed And two others seriously The funeral will be held ping; Frank Young, 75 N. EUn' lores Bolduo and daughter, daughter, Eleanor Dr-, vanton. arounddd. tal. Thursday at 8:15 a.m. from the Mr. Hockia was bom in St. Other survivors include two Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Clair, Pa. He had been a resi­ sons, a daughter, two sisters St., with a Mass of requiem at dent of Manchester for 20 years and ten grandchildren. St. Bridget’s Church at 9. Burial and formerly lived in WUllng' Koffee Kraflerg The funerM will be held Tues­ will be In Mt. St. Benedict’s ton. day at 8:20 a.m. from the Oiul- - ■ !: Cemetery, Bloomfield. Survivors Include hta wife, Bays NswPP*^ SAVINGS LISTEN lano-Aagarlno Funeral Home, Meet W ^ne^ayj Mrs. Mary Peck Hockia; a son, I MNNOHESTER’S OLDEST FINANOIM. INSTITUTION 247 Washington St., Hartford, Friends may call at the fu­ neral home tomorrow from 7 to John Hockia Jr. WiUington; with a solemn high Mass of re^ two brothers, Paul Hockia of Th* 'YWCA Kdftoa Kraftars WEDNESDAY quiem at 9 at the Church of 9 p.m. and Wednesday from 3 >SIIWS. psuwu to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. Stafford Springs and Shephen will mast Wqdaaq^ay at 9:80 St. Patrick and St. Anthony Hockia of WiUington; two lis­ Hartford. Burial will be in Mt. OPEN TILL 4 P. M. Am. at 79. M*, M*in 1^ for a ters, Mrs. Katherine Beckpr of ST. PATRICK’S DAY St. Benedict Cemetery. Bloom amft ptoi'Mt ritatafl td th* WiUington and 'Mrs. Anna' field. Hnath of Westford; and four Friends may call at the lb Funerala MONDAY THROUIH FRIDAY Kittle and Mrs. -igtaSoF*** 6:30 to 7 P J . nsral home tonight from 7 ip 9. gran^hlldren. Robert HjRiunInekI will Instruct There will be a recitation of MlsS Harriet L. Krewaon Funeral services will be held ADDITIONAL HOURS mamban ta th* making and the Rosary tonight at .8 at the Graveside aervices for Miss tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Uia m decoratlU 6f Easter.. eggs. fbneral home. Harriet L. Krewson of 12 Blue- Holmes Funeral Home, 400 M em b a ri^ * rpnitadad to tmng field Dr. were held thta morn­ Main St. T h; Rev. Clifford O. IHURSPAY EVININO 4 TO 8 oha to g ^ M tA 8 amail talxlng « HALF HOUR OF Simpaon, pastor of Center Con- Hesiry 8. Nevera ing at East Cemrtery. lh N.-Hood raid ftoai i-Ottnca-ean' o t- 6on- art'*-'*Hr^J M n. Arvid Seakurg and M n. Bdwrin D.' Baiher, both Day ad rabmparabi* size, a I Sp«Mor«4 by of Wapping; two brotharf, Funaral services tor M n. Town fireman *ar1( this af- , ,m douy ini pUtatio Frankllia Itovan. o f DwUiain, M argant Bean Saaburg of 64 Unioon qulekly doiMad.a minor ilodran Mill long stems. - fire that began ta a oontainar MORIARTY mOTHERS Maas., and Frederick Never* of Walker St., wife of Arvid Saa- ;M ns. . w lih u d b ls k and Mrs. CPEN DAILY 10 TO 10 * 127 DEPTS FOR FAMILY AND HOME! Hlgpinun; and nlna gmoOeMl bury, ware held Friday afUr- of paint (daaoar in tha basammt Kaanu wlU ba host- dren. boon 9gt Watkin«-Wast Funaral o f a tarase a t 211 Ctantar'St Funeral wrvlcaa will ba haM noma, 143 E. Center Bt. The Damage wap RagUglblt. •' ■» ■*»■’<*'“I -1. <» n il-*• ■ n T.^i: f

PAGE THIRIWOI.^ ■MANCHESTER EVENING HERiU^, IjUkNCl^TER, OONN., MONDAY^ MARCH 16, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C(WN^ MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1966 PAGE TWELVE which wera spent ai SL .Ste­ eiml Motors, Eastman Kodak phen’s Church Sbhool. Central Connecticut State Col­ made by Mardi 27. Tickets msy from fnetioas to a point or Cardtoal Meyer Chiirch Fetes Wife, Not Judge, more. and General EHectric. The Prekopye have a eon, South Windsor lege. Mlse Collins, a senior la be obtained by contaotlng Mrs. Paul Erdmann Prokopjr, to the YOU’RE WAY OUT FRONT majoring In elementary educa­ James B. Ferguson, Oakwood The m tiket was slightly high­ IBM, Xerox and U.8. Smelt­ Showing Gain First ing tacked on roughly 8 apiece teaching ministry, St Detroit, _ FOR SAVINGS,,. AS YOU ^ - tion. Reynolds Is a senior ma­ Dr. or Mrs. Ralph Tartaglla, O n Advisory Unit er at the Mart and improved as Pastor, Wife Mich.; end * daughter. Lnia 166 Valley View Dr. the seesion wore on. while Polaroid gained 2. The? Baby Has ^4; joring In mathematics. CHICAOO (A P ) — 4 hospital Ruth Oeftof, vii6,e»6 tr^ed National Student CouncU Workshops Women’s Chib Meeto The general background of General Dynamics, down Bible Study OUas The HaraM sirsd BaturdOT spokesman today expressed (Plwto M Pag* 1) for the tetictoag tnlnlstry. They Our Savior Luuismn Chdrch The South Windsor Women’s in reporting that Judge Jay B. econonuc news was good and more than'a point, was a w ert Stores "moderate optimism" ovei* a A special ssrvica honoring tha also have three girestdchlldrw. will hold a mid-week Bible Club will h(Hd an eatecuUve Rubinow had bean named a del­ forecasts were hopeful for the spot to an otherwise sturdy RAgnond Day. a church elder, To Draw Area High Sehools board meeting tonight at 8 at economy and the market. aerodpe'ce gnxq>. slight Improvement to the condi- 40th wsddlito annlvsrtary oc tha study class tomorrow at 10 a.m. egate to the newly formed Been Nameti... Rav. and Mra. Paul O. Pro- was todsttnasteir Ibr the eele; A t 3:30 p.m. Junior confirma­ the home of Mrs. Walter Walek, Regional Advlsoiy Committee. It was the third straight deity Prices were higher to active Uon of Albert Cardtoal Meyer, h i^ o n . H e read many eon- 46 Elizabeth St. kopy of Zion Evangelical Luth­ The North Oentrel ConnecU-O Two new teem* have been tion daas will be held. In fact, Mrs. Rubinow has rise for stocks. trading on the American Stock who Sunday tor the first eran Church waa held yesterday gratulatory ineesagea to m n On Wednesday, there will be out Conference wUl hold a atu- added: MeU. Rudy Durig, man been named a member of tiie A generally higher trend pre­ Bhcchange. afternoon at tha church. The Uiroughodt the oohntry. H w - Rltop Manrheeter Evening HemM time since his brain operation where you get greatest dent council workehop at SouU^ a Lenten family worship serv­ committee, not Judge Rubinow. vailed among mo^rs, steels, Corporate bonds were mostly Rev. Martin Duchow, pastor of erd Heaaen, dounoU preeidjuit, ager; and Red Sox. ice at 7 p.m. The theme will be South Windsor correspondent. She w ill Join a half dozen chemicals, rails, aerospace is­ unchanged. U.S. government Feb. 25. Windsor High School Saturdajr. . hi. MIcIi m I A lu , son of ThotnM F. and Jana Bethany ' Lutheran Church, presented the Prokopys with Ralph Rennie is in charge of "What Think Ye?” Brownie Joseph, telephone 644- other Mancheiter-BoHon area The spokesman said me Delegations from other con­ sues, airlines, electrical equip- bonds advanced. Weir St Lau^nt, 148 Lenox St. He waa bom March S at Weat Hartford, and a long time ■a purse to behalf df the oongre.- value! registration and tryouts. Regis­ Friday, the youth choir 0148. residento in seeking answers to over ALL ference schools Include Blast win menta and office equipments. prelate, 62, Mitoohaator' Memorial Hoapltal. Hta maternal xrandmother friend of Pastor Prokopy, ofti- g a l^ jifra Iryto Secor, presi­ tration applications will be dis­ rehearse at 7 p.m. The adult In­ problems facing the 30 oommu- Windsor, Stafford, Granby, The Associated Press average Improvement” and spoke to Is MTa. AJIoa M. Weir, Blaiit Hartford. Hia paternal grand- ciatsd. He was assistsd by tht dent of. the liadles Aid, pre- tributed at the sehools. Regis­ formation class will meet at nlties that comprise the Capitol R a U ‘Foretold’ Futufe Suffield and Eaiington, as well Co-op Heir» Numerous of 60 stocks at noon was up 1.1 three persons. paranU are Mr. and Mra. Arthur St. Laurent, East Hartford. Rev. Arthur Dorlrig of Tbe Luth­ sentbd them with a gueat book, tration will be held March 20 7:30 p.m. and the parish choir Region. as groups from Somers and at SS7.3 with industrials up 2.8, A cancerous tumor m- He has a.brother. Thomaa Gary, 8 ^ ; and two ataters, Ltoda eran Church of Our Savior, Hop-, on behalf of the group she and 21. win rehearse at 8 p.m. ROME — According to ancient Bolton High Schools. OTTAWA — Canada’s first rails up .4 and utilities un­ moved from CSwtllnw Meysr® Mary. 13. s »d Diana Ellen. lOH. atcong, N.J., aon-in-law of ,the heeds; and Em il Brqoke, Sun­ The little League has an­ Moonlight Cruise Roman superstition, rats could TTie-workshop is designed to co-operative business was a changed head to a 4-hour, 20-mlnuU op­ ***** honored couple. About 125 at­ day librarian, and .'Jonathan help the schools with protoleanns nounced M. needs volunteers to The Orchard HlH Elementary Stocks in Brief be used to foretell the future. To Aloaky> Peter Stanley, aon of John and Gloria Pugrab tended Uie celebration. Schneldkir, prasidsnt o f the staff Its expanding farm pro­ store opened by Nova Scotia The Dow Jones industrial av­ eration. of student government by dis­ School P T A will sponsor a see a white rat meant good Aloaky. 26 OJttage St. He was bom March 6 at Manchaater Walther Lsagus, brought | moonlight cruise dance on the coal miners in 1861. Nine more erage at noon was up 8.16 at Physicians said that althoum Pastor Prokopy’a 22nd anni­ cussing these problems in group gram. fortune. But disaster was pre­ Membria) Hospital. Hia maternal grandparents are Mr. and greetings from their orgentoa- On Honors List ship "Dolly Madison." opened In the same area by NEW YO RK (A P )—The stock 903.48. dicted when Roman soldiers the cardinal was conscious, he versary of hia installation at meetings or workshops. market continued to advance in A rise of more than 2 points Mra. Stanley Pugrab, 46 Norman St. His paternal grand­ Zion Oiureh, and M n. Pro- tion* Miss NoU G. Collins of 1224 ■The cruise down the Con­ 1900, but none survived World found their shields gnawed by was still lethargic. He has i » t The program, beginning at 10 fairly active trading early this by Du Pont gave the average father Is John S. Aloaky. 31 Byron Rd. He has a brother. Kopy's birthday, were also noted Miss BinlUc Prokopy o f Den- Sullivan Ave. and Gary J. Rey­ necticut River is scheduled for War I. Now, however, the rats on the eve of an Important been told the walnut-sized to- a.m.. will consist of an opening country hsw more than 1,900 co­ afternoon. Important support, along with John. 3%. et the celebration. The event bury, a aleter of Pastor Proko­ speech by PeU>r Grossl, South nolds of 88 Mark St. have been June 12, from 7:30 p.m. to battle. mor was cancerous. • * * • • py and bridesmaid at hU wed­ ajn. Reservations must be op businesses. Gains of moet key stocks ran gains exceeding a point by Gen- was orginally scheduled for Windsor High School senior placed on the honors list at gQlanaonaea, Gregory David, son n f David L, and Bonny Jan. 24 but postponed because ding, . was among the guests class president and president of M. Roberts Solomonson, 237 Center St. He waa bom March of Pastor Prokopy’a hocpltallta from Manchester, New York [ the <$>nnecticut Federation of 4 at Manchester Memorial HosplUl. His maternal grandpar­ Uon. and New Jersey. Double dW Creen Stamps Wednesday "'HAnTOM>''c^^ Student Councils. ents are Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Roberts, 120 Summit St. His pa­ After the service a supper Following his talk, the stu­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Blof Solomonson, 39 was served to the Parish House dents will split up into eep- Oliver Rd. His maternal great-grandfather Is Oliver Rob­ For Your Traditional St. Patrick's D ay Celebration! by the Ladies Aid. The assem RANGE erate workshop sessions of erts, 14 Arch St. His paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. My room was decorated in ruby about 16 students each. Here Beda Solomonson, 19 Armory St. He has a brother, Gerald .•\M> ■ i, and white, end this color scheme the actual work of the meet­ f Oliver, 10 V4 months. was used for table decorations F U E L O IL ing will be done with each stu­ * * * • • and floral arrangements. A dec­ dent expressing his ideas on G roup H ates To Hold. T h ru 1965 Areadt, U sa Mae, daughter of Gustave A. Jr. and Ltoda GASOLINE such matters as student dress Dorothy LaMore Arendt, 54 N. School St. She was bom orated caks, made in the form regulations and election pro­ March 4 at Mancheater Memorial Hospital. Her paternal of a book, was the centerpiece cedures for class officers. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Arendt Sr., 38 W il­ on the head table. A fter a noon luncheon, the low St. She has a brother, Albert, 28 months. The Rev and M rs.' Prokopy ***** BANTLY OIL were married Jan. 24, 1926, -in entire body will n»eet again to (O M I’.ANY, INC. hear a speaker and the report More Families Benefited Artm c, Oeclla Franoea, daughter of Ernest and MarJ St. Stephen’s Lutheran CtourCh, of the workshop sessions hrid B. McLaughlin Artm c, 71 Robert Dr., Wapping. She was Chicago, 111. Dr. Waiter A. ;i:n M .UN s t r e k t earUer. From the r ^ r U all the Bom March 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her pa­ Maier, an associate of Paistor .TEL. students present will get an ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Arthur Artm c. Man- Prokopy to International Lu­ CORNED BEEF idea of the resulU of each of iFrom Blue Cross In 1964 vlUe, R l. ther League Work, performed KttekviUe H7.'»-I127T FANCY BRISKET the workshop groupa • • • • • the ceremony. [ It Is hoped that esxh of the Campanellt, Joseph Alexander, son of Frank G. and Mrs. Prokopy, the former schools attending wUl gain Than Ever Before Theresa M. Sawlckl Campsnelll, 4 High Rtc^e Rd., Rock­ Mathilde S. Erdmann, is the | Front Cut daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ LB ideas from this workshop that ville. He was bom March 4 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ Serve A Delicious New England Boiled Dinner will help them to operate their pital. His maternal grandmother Is Mrs. M. Sawlckl, Green­ ard Erdmann. Her father r.a; student councils in a more sf- field, Mass.' His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. a parochial school teacher for - Tender, Tasty Corned Beef - fective manner. Dominic (Jampanelll, South Windsor. He has a sister, Karen, more than 50 years,, most of ! Last year, Connecticut Blue Cross protnded greater value for its membership 8. Fresh Cabbage, Carrots and Boiled Potatoes Art Exhibtt Set ***** On exhibit at the South dollar thra ever before. And more Connecticut people experienced the security Vaylor, Robert Oarrett, son of Robert William and Nan­ Windsor Bank and Trust Oo. cy Catherine Young Taylor, 12 Cross St. He was bom Feb. w 7 9 f this month are six paintings of knowing Blue Cross was Hxere to help pay the bill when hospital care becama SPRING STRAIGHT CUT 23 at Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. by Mrs. Edith L. Tonan of Pine necessary. Here is a report on Blue Cross during 1964s and Mrs. FVank Young, 75 N. Elm SL Knob Circle. • • • • • Matarnity Fashions Mrs. Yonan graduated from Fre sH FrodiwMCcS Bottomly, Daniel Mark, son of Marcus H. and Delphlne Untforms, Jumpars, the School of Practical Aits LeBlanc Bottomly, 283 Spmee St. He was bom March 8 at and Letters, Boston University, Tops, Blousos, Skirts, PORK CHOPS Special For Your St. Patrick's Day Dinner! Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and and attended Arts and Crafts Reimbursement For Care Mrs. Amedee LeBlanc, Cape Pele, New Bmnswick, Canada Stretch Pants, Iras, Workshops at WllUmanUc His paternal grandparents are Mrs. Cellns Bowers, Gardner, G ir d k s l b State College. Mass., and Alec W. Bottomly, West Boylston. Mass. CENTER CUT 79* She studied imder William Rmmbursements to hospitals for care rendered to Connecticut Blue Cron Cowing of Simsbury for a num­ membera reached a record one-year high of $53,743,723 in 1964, an f Cabbage ber of yean. Also a graduate Reilly, Lorridhe Maty, daughter of Hugh Thbmas and Glazier s Boneless Chine Pork Chops 8 9 c o f the School of Arts aitd o f 0 4^ 1963. Elizabeth Ann Safford Reilly, 34 Madison St. She was bom FOR SOFTER, March 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Corset and Uniform Shop Sciences at the University of CLEANER LAUNDRY MSALTIMI MAID Caulifbwer c*uro«HiA HfAo 25« a ® Hartford, she has exhibited grandmother is Mrs. Lora Safford. Granltevllle, Vt. Her pa­ 081 Mato St.— ManMiester ternal grandmother Is Mrs. Mabel Reilly, Nashua, N.H. She with the Hartford Society of Call us! W e’ll pick up your I lb 6 9 c has three sisters, Lora, 6, Ltoda, 2 >4, and Lucinda, 14 Beef Cube Steaks VALENCIA Women Painters. laundry and deliver it badk Oranges 12 - 49. months. The paintings on exhibit at Result; Operating Loss • • • « • to you whiter and softer the bank include: Old Wharf- than ever before. And yOu Meet and Produto Prices Effective Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Only Great Diamond Island, A Path- This record payment, plus Blue Cross operating expense, resulted in an < Carlson Ke«iiietli Richard, son of Edwin H. and Rose­ have time for other thtogs! ins Wood, Ledge, River Bed marie Plenzlo Carlson, 1087 Main St., A p t H. He was bom Ing loss of $2,725,304. Additional income of $1347,570 from investments of March 0 at St. Francis Hospital. His maternal grandparents EIASTIC and Pine Knob. are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Plenzlo, East Hartford. Hia paternal NEW s y s t e m Deacons Mectliig the Blue Cross reserve fund helped to reduce the loss to a net operating deficit gnmdmother la Mrs. Miriam D. Carlson. 55 Fairfield SL The deacons of the First Con­ His paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John R. HOSIERY LAUNDRY gregational Churcl^ Main St. Of $1377,734. Dahlstrom, Elmwood, and Mra. Amy E. Carlson, 53 Fairfield Com pare These Low Prices! will meet tonight at 7:30 in the St. His maternal great-grandfather Is Sebastian Plenzlo, For women and men ac* AND DRY c l e a n i n g YUBAN INSTANT COFFEE minister's office. Also tonight This loss had been forecast by Blue Cross early in 1963. Based on cum of Hartford. Wording to your doctor’s ON HAARISON ST. (44) at 7:30 there w ill be a finance • • • * • prescription. Off East Center SL P E A C H E S T . . ‘ . v r 3 committee meeting at the home trends in firing hospital costs and increased use of hospital care by Blue Cron Stephena, DavM Powrie, son of Glenn H. Jr. and Beth Opposite the Cemetery 20e DEAL PACK 9-OZ JAR 1.41 o f Frank E. Brown, Main St. members, our projections indicate an even larger deficit w ill occur during 1965, Powrie Stephens, 18 Progress Ave. He was bom March 1 For Pick-up and Delivery Tomorrow at 8 pjn. the at Rockville General Hospital. Hia maternal grandparehU MEDCO SURGICAL ^ 2 LB3-OZ $100 Christian education committee Call 649-7753 are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ftowrie. Wilmington. Del. His pa­ S U P P L Y C O . Branches at: 200 North Main FINAST SAX® 0 JARS 1 wil meet in the minister’s office. i. * • ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H. Stephens, 840 MAIN STREET SL and 501 Hartford Rd. Zoning Hearing Set Glen Bumle, Md. He has a brother. Gregory RoberL 3. MANCHESTER, CONN. riNAST £L 16-oz A T SALVO DETERGENT TABLETS The planning and zoning comV; • • • • • r A D M Reason; Cost of Care Up V w l l l l WHOLE KHNIL 0 CANS # D * mission will hold a public hear-' Humphrey, Joan Ellen, daughter of Patrick James and 5c DEAL PACK O Q 15c DEAL PACK X Q faig tomorrow at 8 p.m. at South The modern hospital of today has become a community health center provid* Joan T. Lynch Humphrey, 76 Birch M L Rd. She was bom Windsor High School. US7-OZ PKG O O C 3-LB PKG O O C March 5 at Mancheater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal >^->“2-LB PKG Two api^catlons will be con­ in g a v ast range o f care 2 4 hours a day. grandmother is Mm. Helen Lynch, Hartford. Her paternal P R U N E S ' r " 5 9 * sidered: grandparents are Mm. Thomas Humphray, 25 Clinton St., Change of zone from A-30 to GOING HOMEY New drugs, new tedmiques, new eqiupment.and new services are available to and Thomaa Humphmy, Bolton. She has a brother, Daniel Call ahead. They'll be anxious to know when you'll A 701 $|00 CX on property owned by Ray­ Patrick, 8; and a sister, Marian Teresa, 10. TIIMA mond Holcombe and Warren E. help you get weU. Xhis expansion to keep abreast of modern care and to meet a a a a 4 arrive. Nothing's eo eaey ee e Long Olatence call — It'e 1 U A Ia P q Whita - Solid in Brina CANS 1 CHEER DETERGENT Howlanid. The property Is bound­ Willard, Glenn Edward, son of Ernest and Rita Du­ the next best thing being there. The Southern New ed by Sullivan 'Ave., Graham the needs «»nd demands of a growing population costs money. qu'etts WUlard, 13 Lawrence St.. Rockville. He was bom to Rd. and Ayers Rd. Sfiarch 1 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grand­ England Tsiephone Company. LGE PKG 36c ' GIANT PKG 86c Ptan of development and re- Total hospital charges increased an average of 6.1% in 1964, as contrasted to father Is Edward Duquette, Northfield, VL His paternal conetruction of structure on grandfather Is Edward Willard, Montpelier, Vt. He has a MAXWELL HOUSE prdperty of Helen and Frank O 5 .4 % increase in 1963 and 6.4% in 1962. brother, EmesL 6: and three slstem, Brenda, 15, Ann, 14, Petraitls at 1008 Sullivan Ave. and Cynthia. 11. COFFEE New lib rary Books REGULAR OR DRIP UB CAN 9 8 c THRILL LIQUID DETERGENT The following books |iave been Perry, William Lewis, son of Ctoarlea E. Jr. and Nancy received at Wood Memorial Li­ Vincent Perry, 29 Coolldge St. He waa bom March 11 at brary, Main St. ■Utilization Also Up Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother Fiction: Bellow, Herzog; Gil- year • • • more families enjoy .the security of Connecticut Blue Cross membershija^ li Mrs. Adelheld Vincent. Whlteshore, N.Y. His paternal 12-OZ BTL 37c 1-PT d-OZ BTL 65c den. Hurry Sundown; DMghton, The use of hospital care facilities hy Blue Cross members Is on Hie increase. In grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Parry, 73 Thomas HOUSE Funeral in Berlin; Holt, l^ e n d Dr. He has a brother, James, 5; and a sister, Barbara, 4. MAXWELL addition, total Blue Cross membership continues to increase every year. As • • • * * of the Seventh Virgin; Auchin- INSTANT COFFEE cloSte, Rector of Justin; Becker, more and more people depend on our hospitals whenever care is needed it UuMlry, Donaa Jean, daughter o f Clarence and Shirley Covenant With Death; O’Hara, Walker Landry, 02 Pleasant St. She was bom March 9 at "NEW" 140Z SIZE OZ JAR “1 3 7 OXYDOL DETERGENT WITH BLEACH Horse That Knows the Way; tilg lilig lits o f 1964 nwanx Blue Cross covets a greater percentage of the total hospital cases. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal rrandparenU Stewart, This Rough Magic; are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walker, Barre, Vt. Her paternal Wallace, The Man; Scherman, grandpaitoits are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Landry, Putnam. She LGE PKG' GIANT PKG Girl From Fitchburg; Singer, An ettample: Based on 12 month figures ending last September, Blue CroM has four -brother*, Michael, 11, Bruce, 9, Dennis, 7, and SPAGHETTI SAUCE 15’/i OZ JAR 37c 89c Short FYiday; Vessilikos. The Douglas, 4; and a slater, Unda, 2, Ragu Plant, The Well, The Angel, and cases represented 51.4% of total cases in Mem ber Hospitals. This is in oootrait a a a H • H ew M em berelilp Hues W ere Shaw, Voices of a Summer Day. to 50.6% of total cases in 1963 and 47.2% in 1962. Church, Christine Ann, daughter o f Correy A. and Kath­ Non - fiction: Haramarskjold, Used D uring 1904 PKG OF 300 leen M. Lemlre Church, 4 Russell Dr., V er^n . She was born FACIAL TISSUE 2-PLY DUZ DETERGENT PREMIUM PACK Markings; Whalen, The Fbund- . ' March 11 -at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Kleenex li^ Fhther: MacArthur, Remi­ grandparents are Mrs. Claire Breneman, Rockville, and How­ niscences; Barzdnl, The Ralians; Membership Dues W ere:...... $53,276,507 ard Lemlre, Wtodsor. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and McGinley, Sixpence In Her Reserves; Tbe Stabilizer Mrs. Clinton Church, Rockville. She has a brother, Correy 1-LB 7-OZ PKG 59c 2-IJ 7-OZ PKG 85c Shoe; Gilot and Lake, Life With Hospital Care Expense ...... £3,743,723 Jr., 16 months. Welch's JUhllOR MINTS 8-OZ PKG 29c Pica.sso; Sartre, The Words; Fk- The 1964 deficit was offset by drawing the needed money from Hie Blue C ron her. The Kennedy Years; Ford, All Operating Expenses...... 2,258,088 Rosburg, Snead, Girtf Trilogy; Total Expense...... $56,001,811 reserve fund. This illustrates the importance of adequate reserves. A sound Audel's Home Appliance Serv­ ice Guide; Mellin, Morgan reserve fuhd gives Blue Cross the financial stability to carry rates over a period Day In , , Day Out. •, Horse; Motor Auto Repair Man o f three to five years— as opposed to the necessity of adjusting rates eveiy y^tu* ual, and Archeological Society of Connecticut, Bulletins — In­ WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES dians. Total Operating l o s s ...... '.$ 2,725,304 An example: E'ven though Blue Cron paid out more for hospital care in 1964 Ivory Liquid Investment Incom e...... 1,347,570 Trash Warning tbflfi it received in premium income (and faces an even larger defi(dt in 1965)« aaSAV* SMOUNT The town highway depart­ Net Operating Loss ...... 1,377,734 MOmMLT or UMN ment reminds property owh' non-group rates have held without increase since July 1960 and grotq) lelM ers to cover the trash they M PRESCRIPTIONS 41A79 $300 take to the town dump. There d n c e F d s ru a ry 1961. 26.5S 500 have been instances of debtis . fVresuhing in meaningful blowing over the roads and on 36.41 700 * ■ * savings to 'you every day! private property. T O P A Y ? 51.16 1,000 Drive Chairmen listed Expense: A Record. Low N o ope and downs In yooT Proaoriptlon ;0»j_t4jjg«5Jj_gje« John Madden, residental Balance Slieet oosto --^xo •‘dlscoanto" today. “ Regular Chairman for District No. 1 for prioea" tomorrowl the South Wlidsor Red Cross December 3 L 1964 D En n O EN T Despite Hie rising costs of virtually eversrHring, Hie raHo of Blue C ron opeteHng Drive, has announced his Ho o r o d iM opool»Ii*-Hm “ tasnporaiT 1-PINT 6-OZ chaiimen and captains. A s s e ts expense to premium income was reduced in 1964 to 4.2 cents of each member- rel^ttoqa" oa PrwrIptloBf to hiro Mrs. Fted Wookey is area 'oostosaortf P U S T K Cash ■••••••sssosss ,.,.$ 1,274,545 ' ship dollar, the lowest percentage in Blue Cross’ 28-year history. Our operating chairman for Pleasant Valley A t WU Stone ttieeo It n j w eny 36,571,924 CONTAINER Estates and Westwood ‘Park. Investments* ...... expense of 4.2 cents is well below the national average for the nation’s 76 B lu* .pompretaise la ssrvtoo or qaaStyl Captains include: Edward Accrued Interest...... 271,496 Very. Burnham Acres; Michael Cross plans. Thiil tesponsible management of Blue Cross funds means that yon POTT OUT ODE W>WB8T let Beneficial put CASH i-.\R Kobyanski, Clarence Rose, Accounts Receivable...... 684,463 and your family continue to receive greater value for your Blue Cross memheiw PEIOBS BVBBV DAY OF THE Wd DeHywr Roger EMfson, EUlington Rd.; Land, Building and Equipment...... 1,074,841 YEAR . . , AND YOU SAVE Miss Mary Nicholson, Edward m ore t h r o u g h o u t THE Other A ssets...... 110,651 ■hip dollar. ,. EveiTwhere* Fast Lawry's Seeseasd Sak moiKo 29c Scatt lathraeai Tissaa Curtin, Pleasant Valley Rd.; ' ‘ ♦ y e a r ^ . o n a l l y o u r in your pocket - fasti Mrs. Ronald Stewart, Pierce Total ... $39,987,920 PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. WhhReae kanae Draniai i«-ozin 63c ScatTawals UG IQU 21c Rd.; Mrs. Raymond ValUan' 7-01 CAM 37c FKQ OF 200 2-nr 29c court, Northvlew-fDr.; Joavpii €sMa Said W Iila Taas u m Scattias Fadai Tisiaa *Bofldc at Amortizad Value TRY US AND SEE ,Just phom! A»h for ths cash y<^. want to pag \ Terazzi, Strong Rd.; Frank E. Membership; A n InoreaBCi P ass IT Baaii Saacy Prepap 14.0ZHKI 45c Scat! Fandly NapUas OF 40 AtC Brown, Mrs. Myron E. Burr, your Income tiutes. . . to take cere of Spring ex* Lytal Spray Dislafactaat * 70ZCAN 99c Cat-RHa Pkstk Wrap lOO-FTlOU 33c Mias Maureen Dimlow, Mre. Liabilities Every year, more people dioose Blue Croes to provide protection agdnst the »» Paul Goguen, Main St.; Arthur pensee . , < or for apy good fWeaonl Ddh't WaitI Krah Farhay Maifariaa#’^ HSKO 29c Saaahiaa Qwcaiata 0 # CasUaa rx oiw a 29c Fogll,.Trailer Village, and Per* For Hospital Bills Outstanding 7,723,370 unexpected cost of hospital cere. During Hie paijt year 43,899 new membeit CfUBenefieleltoffoyf . Krafl Cara M Marigrlaa USKG 43c Saashias dwcalato Miafts m h u k o SOc ry Roberta, Sullivan Ave. Unearn^ Premiums...... 3,802,099 little Leogee Offlcere enrolled in ConnecticutBhie'Cross. This ipereas^boosted 1»tal mem^iersl^ ta CaaUdals Saakary Ibpldas 2 ^ t 9 c Accounts Payable...... 443,738 A ia Naa-Fat Dry NUk earB«a73c George Quigley hag bean C M la SaadNkh lire 2 ^ * 45c Fariaa Taaa Far Cab M caortM zcAm 29t elected president of the Little Other Liabilities ...... 180,647 an all-time high of 1366373 niemberi or approodmately 50% 6t the statgli SaUIlH FacU TIh m *Kt 2 o 7 ^ 2 9 c lAsgue. Reserve for Maternity Cases...... 2,444,150 total populatiao. lid la a L Spagliattl ac SpaghMIhd 5 LO P Other offlcere Include Rudy l u h w aai H im m 2 s3 S s 2 5 c Katax Sadiary IfapUas KOOIS4 59c Z>urig. vice president; David Reserve for Contingencies ...... 25,393,916 bSMi.ap to flO0O-*tOTaawfo«Meied el foe i Casavant, secretary, and Paul Total ...... $39,987,920 Wehren, traasurer. Manngera ara: David Trlp|i, NEW ENGLANn LARGEST REIAILER OF FINE FOODS Oodgera; B. O. D u xbu ry, Coxmeoticipit Blue Cxuss TtMte; XoiMrt Kellay, Ouhe^ ' '*•* - O ' ^ Ibidgr ICaaanreecmo, 1 -x'i: ■ x r iii fJttoliAto-mn m ip d u m n . , i*«.s r*fe*M* htoMkhMiwB hMi siMavOSe Wi iMOyi v f w p rp mSia UetrtB, t t o r t Beo

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pa g e f if t e e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCI^ESTEB, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1965 MANCHESTER-EVENING IffiRALDr MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1965 PAGE FOURTEEN DAILY CROSSWIMU) PUZZLE BY ROUSON I OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB LITTLE SPORTS Local Stocks D o m f QnetetloiM Fnnilalied by ACBOM M t id A M ilM T MADE A FREEH STAKTl/iwALOO ^ 40OCMII Tiaw , DempMy-Teteler Co., Ine. Members of New York i. - IT ; N p w V6a r '4 < ( «O T IT, All M ASORf/l)\ I RkSHT/-^ SBfartifwto) Stock Bxohaage if A M«i TAl a 11 PUFF60 OUT MV A NORSE 9— C ^ 1\ c h e s t AMD HOLLERBO 5 BRVBO Bank Stocks ^ Me »JT0 a 8CT OM Ml 8KS Ij „ ORAGOM TD HIM IN IsSrtW lOJ^^*** Bid Asked INS MARTHA/ IF 1 THV DKABON TO SRiNS ME BREAK' THE 1 Conn Bank and SHE'LLOBCAPITATE ME/ IN SEO/ A ccident Bank Co...... 70 71V4 BUT IF I •OONTT i !l L U«TEM Hartford NaUbnal BUGGS BUNNY TO THEIR CARPlN^i Bank Co...... 58 59^4 COMMENTS ITSpeNc down FOR MBnlnHk Fire Insurance Companlee r aOBorn _ IDispatAd n u S ^ LEMME BOI?REe m o n t h e / t l Behind B o o m STHofU-wtao Hartford Fire . . . 73% 74V4 « r - u © VCR PAPER-SPEARIN' li Dam (2 m rd i) m a in rt 5 “ r - National Fire ....145 150 WEDNESDAY OUTFIT PER A FEW MOriaoial poror SHotal SgSi.gi!S'«8aL^ Phoenix Fire ---- 82 62% s. MINUTES' MSandy tq^anoM daeoratori (ah.) ^aara«J.l.vaoMpuia a dFIOTOrfal hei l i f e and Indemnity Ins. Cos. 27 Doe S4Dodla 48PW tm In H«rt(ord, U ii Hirtlwd, Wsti SlHaUdOM Di m STavtin drink 4 4 UlatliaM Aetna Life ...... 70% 71% aSFUne Rrfaoa HsrHord. MUdlshma, Irirtol. M s » SSCroatbaam SBIrdo aeinnnderora . 46Cabbiif8Nl Ckinn General ---- 160 162 uears o f service TSi *4 V tn a pattam. 86 Bacchanalian d s n ia h M Hfd. Steam Boiler 151 155 diMtsr **4 Nsw IrHsIs. (v»r.) ,• 8» dQInMctn flower ary Security Ins...... 58 54 MFluai m W p SOGainaay Bianraanm rirflrv 36 Direction 9Be(rH BSNOtitItpai Security Insurance lOAnblangiU 82TaUe acnpt 87 Sooth Afrlean 83Karly IrlDi (ab.1 of Hartford . . . 24% 26% tariaer 11 Victory lodd 10 w Travelers ...... 42% 42% s 4 16 16 17 Public Utilities SUREN Conn. Ligh t Power 38% 89% 13 Hartford Gas Co. 52 So. New England Telephone Co. . 56% 56'% B oth IS A R M S Manufacturing Companies MENDED 17 Allied T ’-•'imal .. 50'/4 50% BY V. T. HAMLIN WELL* ALLY OOP MM.tA Arrow, Hart, Heg. 59% 60% Barden ...... 14 14% Bristol Brass .... 8 8% mu.fr u»M 9ij« He CANT 28 w so w eu. O0T HW/E ID EVERT STTf Coleco ...... 11 11% nCONCBEOUR- EAR XAvrtii May oE Watherefield,<^f Islea Scout Reservation and^ May also presented the nnltAness; Philip Miner, John Pri- Colonial, Board 6EUIE9 . AtMRTf with \he “READY" unit cite mus, Walter M cNally and Rob­ Common ...... 4% 5% Charter Oak Council Explorer la Explorer Council Presldenl mm u m t 31 o{ Ihe Clharter Oak Oouncil. tlon and arm bands, which sig­ ert Benito, camping. Dunham-Bush ... 4% 4% SA nN BY DICK TURNER CARNIVAL Advisor, presented Eagle Scout Wilson, a son ot Mr. and Mrs. nifies that the unit Is ready for Also, Randolph Smith, Robert Kaman Aircraft .. 10% 11 ar Awards to John RoUiw^t (left) Malcojn Wilson of 17 Salem any emergency. George Bettln- Wilson, John Rothwell and W il­ N. B. Machine . .. 30% 31% ind Robert Wilson (right) Rd., Is also a senior at Man­ ger, head of the Blackledge liam Vincent, citizenship In the North and Judd .. 19% 21 community; William Vincent 5 T while their mothers, Mrs. Jolin chester High School and has District committee, spoke about Peter Paul ...... 32 32% and Robert Wilson, home re­ Rothwell (le ft) and Mrs. Mal­ been In scouting since the age the L u ti Junior Museum and PlasUc W ire Cable 16% 18% pairs; Robert Wilson and John colm Wilson, (righ t) watched of seven. Ho has been an stated that the post had given Standard Screw .. 39% 40% at the third annual Charter plorer Scout for the last three almost 100 hours of free time Rothwell, safety; William Vin­ Stanley Works .. 23 % 24 cent, reading, music, and ani­ r w Night of Explorer Post 112 years. He has been a member of to the above proJecL Veeder-Root ...... 28% 29% ?T mal industry; Robert Wilson, 'The above quotations are not which was held last night at the ExploiYr District Cabinet Awards were presented to the soli and wajter conservaUon. the Three J'e ResUurant, Bol­ and Is treasurer of the Post. Explorer Scouts as follows: to be construed as actual mar­ Also, John Rothwell, nature, GREEN ar J. Moray Roy, Blackledge William Vincent, bronze palm kets. ton. cltizenjihip In the state, pioneer­ Rothwell, a eon of Mr. and District executive, presented or. eagle; Philip Miner, Ran- Dollar Days start Monday! ing, reptile study and wildlife ST Mrs. John Rothwell of Howard______the charter to Robert May, in- doiph Smith and Walter Mc­ a senior at Man- sUtutlonal representative. May Nally. life badge; Charles Col­ management; Walter McNally, Rd., Bolton 1s archery and athletics; William BY AL VERMEER T Chester High School. He has gave the charter to Samuel pitis and David (Pierson, star PRISOLLAti POP been in scouting for seven Pierson, president of the Cou- badge; Robert Benito, first Vincent, three-year perfect at­ years, the last three as an Elx- pie's Club of Second Congrega- class pin; Robert Wilson, John tendance aiid John Rothwell, Stop & Shop Fruit one-year perfect attendance. BIRDSEYE PWS c Tl IA ^ M U S T >NE ^ W t D O N 'T WHERE , HE COULD ^ And I plorer Scout Rothwell has sery-' tional Church, sponsors of the Rothwell, Kenneth Howard, and , OUT OUR W AY BY J. B. W ILLIAM S (Herald photo t>y Pinto.) 6 0 TWROUSW THIS h a v e ROOI WOULD BUNkC UP HERE suppose he'll ed as .m instructor at the Lake I post Walter McNally, personal fit-1 SPEAK CVBRYYEAR?. F O R A WE KEEP, ^WITM ME AND expect to ■' Frozen Peas OLIVER} f WHAT/ TH'ISBOCER NO—HE SAID IT COCKTAIL HIM? I sl ee p in t h e STUCK THEM FREE WAS BETTER TO neys,” It reads, “ but even a rud- Style IForth 2 Feet V middle! FLY SWATTERS IN TM* HAVE A HOLE ER Imentai-y scrutiny of his (Aron­ - ^ --- - e n d s o f TH'FRENCH J TWO IN TH' BREAD ME A Challenges Validity son's) citations (accessible to NEW YO RK — Although high SAVE A , . SAVE 35< BREAP7MAYBe TH AN W E A R the public at the State Library) jumpers have Improved their HE THOUGHT OFF A SLICE ER makes It appear that this opin­ eaRs Stop & Shop F iu It VOUT> LOSE TWO 04 TH' Of Town Counsel Opinion records more than two feet In •EW/ CEMENT/TO ion was written either In care­ 6 2 ‘ 0 (kt it M lew price less haste or to support a pre­ 64 years, a Jumper can raise Ths president ot the Man-<6 unions so as to bring them with conceived notion." his center of gravity no more Chester'* M Teachers__a. AssbclaUonA * 1m m 1Inm the m scope m m m m m of# a all l l of rv our« IW l laws a t a n The letter ends, " I f Town than four feet. Only the jump­ dealing with organized labor.’’ Counsel Aronson’s opinion re­ And You Start has diallenged the validity of ing style makes new records the town counsel’s opinion on He goes on to say, ‘’Collective mains standing as it is without teachers' collective bargaining. bargaining, according to the re­ modlficaUon, it would appear to possible. Moving Sp ­ Chunk Light GRAPEFRUIT ME A prealdent Robert Wolf- strictive guidelines set forth In underscore more effecUvely in business, clubs, church, the Norwalk ca.se, falls slwrt of than any other argument the P T A and service organi­ Sbep eed srt, along with Richard Young, hraadt MEA leglslaUve chairman, con­ the ordinary concept of collec­ immediate need for a legisla­ zations. Leadership grav­ TUNA ^ FISH JUICE tend that the opinion delivered tive bargaining In that Die board tive remedy.” We*re aa itates to the one who can BY JOE CAMPBELL last Thursday by Atty. Irving of education may not recognize There are ' presently bills in express himself or her­ BONNIE Aronson, town counsel, appears any group as the exclusive bar­ the General Assembly provid­ near aa self clearly, forcefully and SAVE 16‘ SAVE I gnarl to have been written either In gaining agency.” ing for teacher representation persuasively. B'/t oz 14 61 The letter goes on to say that lights and methods. The pres­ y o u r nJ. MARKvJ W “careless haste or to support a Oaraetlee eoRS nan pre-concelved notion." Atty. Aronson has cited an A t­ ent laws do not give teachers 5 6 ‘ ^OUTA NEW TRAIL IF telephonm DALE Brand WARMIM& ^ W TM ••» VI M. W. . 5-)^ "At mosL" the two MEA torney General’s opinion as the legal right to negotiate with [THRU THE VUOOP5 leaders say in a letter to Atty. clarifying or ampHfytng a gen­ school boBJ^ In siny manner. MO eral statute despite the fact CARN EG IE O ID 0«it«5HOUS^ jloweD T'm finally, catching on to making the budget balance! William (Collins, chairman of Legal opinion s e ^ s to be tWAPt^ that the statute was passed the schodl board's personnel divided. Recently/ Hartford’s The trick ia to give dr take a few dollare!" twenty years after the opinion FREE committee, A tty. Aronson's bi- Corporation Counsel. ■ EJdward COURSES FOR terpreUtlon "represenU one was delivered. The law, one denying collec­ Adnolfl, Issued an opinion that man'ACfiulQD oa a mAtter over DELIVERY M EN and tive baigalning rigtils to teach­ substantially agrees with Atty whtiih th eri Is serious legal di­ Aronson’s. ,3 is u j.RvviujMee vision." ers, was passed in 1963; the WOMEN THE BU/APERS The letter makes four points; opinion was Issued In 1942. says Your order fo r drag needs the letter. The opinion holds and oosmetlca wlU lie taken the first two deal with what Berlin to Show Boatt B E N C A S E Y Wolfert and Young say are that teaching Is a state func­ care of Immediately- legally Invalidating to Atty. tion and different rules apply to BANANAS contracts Involving the public BERLIN — The International ONLY CHILD OF A MUITI-MIUIONAIRE... Aronson’s opinion regarding eolIecUve bargaining and the welfare. Boat Show, featuring 500 or C^r*W/, THREE IMPORTS) CARS, AND AS AAANY ’The fined two points made In more models from 17 countries, right o f ons group to be the ( j J s J d o j ^ Early EX-HANCES...LOOKS LIKE AAISS AAAERICA..- sole bargaining representaUve. the letter do not directly chal­ will open In Berlin February 26 PrescrtpMba Pharmacy >SNCS HEADED FOR TROUBLE? IT The letter states that In lenge ttie content of Atty. and run till March 7. It will BY FRANK O’NEAL be one of the largest boat exhi­ weok S H O R T R IB S quoting the Norfolk teachers Aronson's opinion. Stating that 901 MAIN ST.—643-8321 his opinion Is contrary to tliat bitions ever staged In Europe. case, Atty. Aronson failed, special! CCMePi(ZACy deal equally with any number OF YOUR CHOICE V BETTER, THANK V 0 1 L > ' 7AKIH6 YOU TO PIHNER. THATAiaS P&AONP State Labor Relations Act of of different organizations each LONELY. IT WILL MYcmpaai9^£^a\i. TO D c iv e M e c c A z y , 1949 which deals wiUi pro­ LIBRARY WISE AT SPIRITS. speaking only on behalf of Its For tho fa c ts emd figuros ■1 V" < cedures for holding eleoUons for own members?” AUDITORIUM r%. rival labor untons. Copies of the letter have been 85 ^ortb Main Street Wolfert said today that this sent to all teachers, boerd of North Manchester V ' 49* 8. Sell Yourself and f c p o - ity? There is a better way; Living Incomt from Equitable! Your Ideas Provides up to $750 a month tax free when you’re 4. Be Yourself with Any Group or ufumportant to sick or hurt and unable to woik. Sec what plans you are 8. 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-A ffV> • *^»’*■»•• V*'v-”^'**\****‘V*^T*'.>'*v'**;< *n*^.-»-, -•. ■'L:' . f p a g e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1966 THE East Easy 88-52 Winner over Joel Barlow- f AGE SIXTEEN Herald Angle By Lamoureaux, Bujaucius Finalists EARL YOST Semifina(l9 Local Team Wins Sperta Editor Wednesday Thumbing Through Red Book In Rec tourney Finals Set High Riflemen Win Spring training on the baseball front has officially At Yale Gym ■tarted with the arrival of the American League’s Red Teftms reprosenting the CommunityY in the gook. Once again, Jo6 WcKenney, forme)* tub thumper and Junior finals of the Rec Invitation Baskettoll T^r^ State Championship xor the Boston Sox and his staff in the public rda- Completely dominating S atu rd ay every phase of the game, ney had to settle for half the cake this v^kendj^^^ tions office, have turned out a gem. The Red Sox won’t North End Lancers w on the Midget title with a 83-do be found on newsstands or at book stores, it’s reserved East Cath(4ic didn’t even have to work up a sweat win over the East Side A ll-'t—------l^ rtlv for members of the ra-e------Stars. But Paul Dodge PonOac ski led the Lancers scoring with At Y L ^ e s ji„ ” press end television corps, ed the best earned nm average. I ? a t u i ^ y n ig W to ^ i n a t e went down to defeat in the Jun­ eight each and Jack Hull ^ ere la no book out on basebaU 2.72 runs per nine innings, toe I Joel B ariow o f R ed d in g in ior final to a strong Eagle Jun- ed seven. Brian 9 u M ^ ^ t h Defending champions Ed toat la referred to any more dur- Red Sox were a distant ninth, a quartarfinal. CIAC Tourna- |lor team, 50-48. 10 and Ron Roche eight tallied Bujaucius and veteran M the course of a aeaaon than with 4.50. Only the Kansas | maot game at Platt in Meriden The Junior final waa another most for the Stars. ail other high schooU with a rte Red Book or Ita slater book, Andy Lamoureaux have City staff gave up more runs before 1,000 fans. It was the Ihwsle going down to the final Melody Mt for 16 to le^ toe cheater Arms range in N ow 1 ^ the National League Green per.game, 4.71. Boston start­ 19th win In 20 starts for Ooodi battled their way to the fi­ M ahoneys Night 746 score Friday at the Wte- 1 minute of play. The Dodgers got Earles. Liodge got one in tha Book to help aetUe dlaputea ing pitchers completed but 31 Don Burns’ Eagles who now off to a good start with Ray Kel­ nals of the 14th annual ven. It was the second highest laid answer aU queaUona. important final games, three more than Kon- play RockvUls in a Class B ly and Tim OnighUn combining cotint for 11 aU told. K ^ y 13) Town Men’s Duckpin Bowl­ His honor the mayor, total ever shot by a high school s e e sais City, and 26 leas than lead­ asi;^lnal contest Wednesday at 1 to give them a 13-9 lead in the ing Tournament They’ll meet | Fran Mahoney, wUl stop team. ' Coughlin (12) -and Cobb UO) er Minnesota. New York start Tale. H*rlow ended the season 1 opening period. Jim Manning provided the .bulk of the scoring Saturday night at 7 at the Y | front and center tonight at 7 The team placed 2nd In over­ Setilee Argumenta ers went the route 46 thnee with a IF-O mark. and Dick Cobb connected to give for the losers. lanes in a best of seven series to and ha apotUghted at the an­ all competition out of a field Wanna arguifaent? and Chicago and Baltimore Competition seemed, at Umea, the Dodgers a 28-28 edge at half­ of 95 teams entered In two Six games were played in uis decide the crown. nual Knlghta of Columbus Betcha the Ynkees hold an each had 44 complete gamei almost nUl. The rangy Eagles time. Doug Melody and Danny Irish-Sports Night at the Ka- position firing. Top team wae Intermediate division with sev­ Bujaucius ousted RoUie Irish tdee over every rival in the from their hurlers. with a LoOace hoop, Lodge teamed up for the Eagles eral close ones. The opening . cey Home. Valley Stream Police Boy's ^ e rica n League eince play Average night game attend­ and for oli practical matters in the third period, after the in Saturday’s semifinals, 3-1. Andy Lamoureux Bd Bujaudus club ot Long Island with a high game was a romp however, J» Jim ■''Tierney, general •tarted In 1901. ance for Preeldent Joe Cro­ the game was over. Bast Dodgers had Increased their Lamoureaux made short work chairman, reporta there score of 764. with a big strong team from of Rocky Lupaochio, beating My advice, don’t l>et a single nin’s league was 12,088, an in­ widened Us advanta6;e with head to nine points, to come up won't be any formal speak­ Manchester Junior rifle club crease of 492 per game over Bristol winning over the him in the minimum, 3-0, al­ copper. every basket during toe game. I to where they were only down Springfield "Bs” 79 -48. The ers, but a number of Maho­ was third position with a 742 the 1963 figure. Burns used every member of though he took the first game score and Rockville H 1 g h's The answer la New York holds 1 three, 40-37 going Into the final Springfield "As” won a two Boston Bruins Pav^ ney's friends will be called « , all-Ume margin over every * • • Ms squad and received fine per­ period. The Eagles pecked away by only a single pin, 12U-120. upon to say a lew, well team followed In fourth with point decision over the New Lamoureaux had his toughest loop rival except the Chicago formances from all. It must at this lead until John Alubickl V’ chosen words. 736 points. The Indian second 50 Homer Gub Haven Y In the final eight sec­ time in the quarterfinals where team was tied for 8th with White Sox. The Yanks hold a have been a very long ride bock I knotted the score at 46 aH with onds, with four points to win, It will be a complete sell­ wide edge over all other oppo- Heading the list of players to Redding for Barlow players I two minutes remaining. A hoop he defeated Larry Bates, three- Wings Road to Title out, the committee limiting event and scored 741, placing 71-69. Windham turned back time champ and this year’s nehU. Last year New York won who have hM. 35 or more home and the lew fans that were by Dick Cobb put the Dodgers the sale of tickets to 300. 21st in a field of 40. Coeet runs in one season Is Roger the local Community Y entry, leading qualifier, 3-2. Bates won Guard Academy won the event 12 of 18 verdicts from Manager there. ahead but Alubicki again came 64-49. The Vernon Juniors nlp- Mahoney, a fine baseball Marla, of course, with 61 in through with another one. Ray the first game, 106-KM, La­ BOSTON (A P )— Detroit’s road to a hoped for regu­ and basketball player dur­ with a 773. Al Lopes’ club. 'ihe Eeglea shot better than 1 p ^ the Matin All-Stars, 57-56 Speaking ot the Yankees, the 1961. Imagine, he turned the 50 per cent from the floor, hit­ Kelly of the Dodgers and Doug moureaux took the second and ar season title in the National Hockey L^gue may be ing his youth, was the orig­ "Much credit goes to former trick three years ago! How with Jerry Wilson tossing in they tied the third with 124s. last time the club finished in the ting on 36 ot 74 field goal Melody exchanged baskets. The ' STUDY IN MANAGERS— Elder statesman of baseball, 74 year old Casey Sten- downhill the rest of the way thanks to— you guess^ it inator of the Irish-SporU coach Gil-Hunt. to the Man­ the time files. The 50 or better two foul rtiota with seconds to Bates got the point for that one chester Rifle Club under Art lecond division — tower than tries and converted 16 of 25 I final tally ■was provided by Bill go. The Eagles had little trou­ Night. This year, against his club Inoludea Jimmy Foxx (SO­ Lacy with 46 seconds to go. 'iTie gle of Mets listens to 42 year old manager of Cardinals Red Schoendienst. The in an extra box and held a 2-1 the Boston Bruins. wishes, he was aelerted as Shorts and Ben Oehore, which fourth place — was in 1925 charity toeaes. LsGace canned I ble beating the Colchester Bot>- Remember who was the Bal- SO), Mickey ManUe (52-54). 16 points to lead East scorers ‘m I Dodgers had a final chance on a subject was only ground rules. ______lead. But then Lamoureaux "It was a real big win for Ab McDonald, his third In as the guest of honor. provides for early shooting ex­ Babe Ruth (64-54-59-60) and Cats. 74-33 and In the final came through with 132 and 138 us,” said Red Wing coach Sid many games, and Ed Westfall It should be another big perience, and fine leadership Umore Orioles first manager in with Paul Waiokowskl, 16, and I one and one but didn't make it. game Holyoke turned baclf Abel after his forces defeated Hank Greenberg (58). Thm (Malin, 13, aieo In double In the Midget final it was to win the last two games and accounted for Boston’s scores. night In the long and suc­ provided by co - captains Al 1954 when the club Joined the Big Joe Adcock of Loo An­ East Granby, 69-51. the series, 3-2. the Bruins 6-2 Sunday night. Deitroit’s Gordie Howe is Morrison and Mike Johnson," American League? If you said flgiiree. The Elaglea continued I close aU the way with the game Big Day for Pitching Dehuts cessful history of Irish pro­ geles leaCleveland squad beat the Los uk, 8-0; Seaton def. Ernie Oak- place Hawks, who rallied to John Genta 98- 73—171 Graveyard for managers has Jim Betesak wae liigh for Bar­ Tough Games Ahead Kacey Irish-Sports Night, 7 final stanza the Lancers could Ostberg 180-476, Ginny Clark ing wrong with Sandy Kou­ Angeles Angels 6-3 in 10 innings sat out most of the second peri­ beat Toronto 6-3. Montreal re­ clown prince of golf. He also is 96-70—186 Innings in Cleveland’a 10-5 man, 3-0; Irish def. Clint Steve Penney been Detroit, no lese than 10 No Favorites low with eeven rebounds. —Kacey Home. not buy a hoop and a basket 183-503, Elinor Greazka 197- triumph over San Francisco. and the Mexico City Reds edged od and spent the third in the mained another point back by the flashiest dresser .since Jim­ Ken Nechllllo 92-65—157 by Merie Shaw and then a fax’ left arm except Bart Keeney, 3-0, Paul Correntl def. running the Tigers since Del Chance, in winning 10 games, Looking 6 head Tuesday, March 16 457, Martha Moffltt 183-480, The Giant right-hander, 21-8 last Washington 8-7. Rain washed dressing room with a Charley outscoring New York 6-4. my Demaret dazzled the gal­ Dave McQuade 88-51—636 Baker stepped out in 1942. steal good for a hoop by Shaw Shirley’s glove. AI Rubacha, 3-2; Ray Aram ini leries with sartorial .splendor. played no favorites. His cous­ Talk tn the locker room cen­ Dot Anderson 454, Wanda Kase- season, walked two men in the out the Houston-Kansas City horse in his right leg packed in TTie Wings, who lost Howe Steve O’NeUl, Red RoHa Fred Masonic S ^rta Smoker, 7:30 brought the All-Stars to with­ Koufax, forced out of the last def. Burt Claughsey 3-1; Lupac- ice. He is expected to be ready ins, if you want to call them tered around Wednesday’s quar­ For Wolverine Five lauskaa 450. Alba Rusconi 473, first inning, then gave up a contest. chino def. Ed Doucette Jr., 3-0; early in the second-period when And, at the moment. Sanders Hutchinson, Bucky Harris, terfinal "Rubber" with Rock­ —^Masonic Temple. in one point. With a minute and Edith Palmer 470, Florence month and a half of the I9«i when the club resumes action is the hottest money-winner and that, were the Yankees and season with a strained elbow Cleveland run in the third on SCOTTSDALE, Aril. (AP) — Lamoureaux def. Dave Saun' he suffered a severe Charley Jack Tlghe. BUI Norman, Jim­ ville after the game. The Eagles a lyi* to play Ron Roche tossed Scully 457, Marie Bolls 456. Thursday. horse, pulled away from the the coolest operator under pres Tigers, each-of whom was de­ muscle, made his first competi­ Dick Howser's infield single and Same old Red Sox. When ders, 3-1; Bates def. Al Bujauci­ Hilinski Tops my Dykes. Joe Gordon, Bob expect the Rams to be the NEW YORK (A P )—>“We seem to bring out the best in a long 30-ach Dave Strack. "Maybe the Stars ahesul by one, 27-26 FLAVOBETTES — Gert Bal“ ahead goal, 2-1, in the first pe­ goal flurry in the final 20 ing the Loe Angeles atlckout last Aug. 16. Warren Spahn made Ms first Radatz’ strong right arm in it. Quarterfinals The curly haired Georgian New meotoer o f the Boston tlwi yet but there is not the H i l l h o u s e at this point the Lancers final­ ton 132, Luettie Kukucka 140- appearance with the New York Boston evened its Cactus riod and scored again to cap a minutes. with the peculiar short swing Only Cleveland didn’t fall we irritate them The brilliant southpaw was Bujaucius def. Seaton, S-1; First Firing broodoasting team, Mel Par­ sllghest doubt in their minds ly came to life. 349, SMrley WUcox 129, Jean Mets, starting against Bob Gib­ League exhibition record at 1-1 three-goal outburst in the finale. Montreal had snapped De­ beat off the fierce challenge of nell ie in the record books, against Chanes. If 80, file mighty Wolverinee, Bradley, with a 22-5 record, rep­ Ken Tedford drove in for a the loser in Milwaukee’s 4-2 ex­ Irish def. Ck>rrenti, 3-2; Lupac Lifetime, Whltey Ford of toe that East lias a date with des­ Splrlto 145, Teri Barton 344. son and the world champion St. Sunday, beating the Chicago chino def. Araminl, 3-0; Lamou Defenseman Doug Barkley troit’s seven - game winning Australia's Bruce Devlin Sun­ holding a dubious honor. The tiny Saturday night at Yale. the nation’s top-renked college resenting the supposedly weak A ce P ic k s layup. Bill Mllewski Mt for an­ ^ •* te hibition victory over Loe An­ Yanks, who snters 1665 play Ivy League and challenging tor .. Louis Cardinals. Gibson, how­ Cubs 6-4 on rookie catcher Ger­ reaux def. Bates, 3-2. scored his fourth goal, Ron string 4-2 Saturday night but day to win the 111,000 first prize In 10-Pin Test one-time aoutopaw ace walked Rockville has teUen to East basketball team, could be In tor other long one and Bill Sproul GARDEN GROVE — Ruth geles, but he ^ould have left ever, came out on top in the ry Moses’ one-out, bases-loaded Murphy his 18th and Alex Del- had loot Richard, a point-a- in the $70,000 Doral Invitational with 216 wins and only 84 de­ on interesting weekend In the national honors. tiie game with four innings of Semifinals 134 batters in 1946, a rfUb high. twice in regular season play. finished the Job with a long Ostrander 125-341, Eleanor Rlc- three-inning duel, limiting the single in the ninth inning. vecchio his 21st to complete the game scorer, with a Gained Tournament by one stroke with If you don't think Dean feats on his record, holds an NCAA championsMpo at Port­ There’s Michigan, seeking to C o r n e ll U. perfect pitching. Bujaucius def. Irish, 3-1; Lara- Qualifying action for ths With less then a minute gone set rtiot 'With four seconds to clo 132, Doris Prentice 139-347, Mets to tvra hits in a 4-S Card Radatz, who won 16 and oureaux def. Lupacchino, 3-0. Red Wing scoring. knee. a total of 274, a record 14 under Chance te a hot-shot with the edge over all rival clubs. and the score 2-2, East took off land, Ore., Friday and Satur­ Hve up to ita No. 1 rating and go for the final tally. Al­ The 29-year-old Dodger ace Town Ten Pin Bowling Tourna­ While the 20-Game Club Betty Ritchie 846. victory. saved 26 of 79 games he work­ par. Los Angeles Angels, take a on a 15-polnt s p m and lield a day. nail down the national champi­ NEW HAVEN (AP)—'^alt Es- though the All-Stars got the retired the first 11 Braves to Dick Radatz finished up in ed last season, was the wrinner. It was a particularly notable ment began over the weekend look at toe dim pitching among pitchers dropped off For example, the Wolverines onship msuiy thought it rtiould 17-2 lead mldsray through the daile of HiUbouse, the mort val­ nod in the height department p a r k a d e d u s t y — Aldo face him, striking out five of Boston’s 5-4 decision over the He held the Cubs hitless the victory that thrust Sanders into at the Parkade Lanes and will marks The handsome right­ from five In 1963 to two last first play Princeton and Player have wcai a year ago. The Wol­ LVAppollonio 201-558, Terry continue all week after league frame. LaGace and Wotokowskl the Lancers cut them down to them. But with two out in the Chicago Cubs, receiving credit final three ihnlngs, allowed one the limelight for several rea­ hander la the aU-Ume big win­ year—Chance and Gary Peters of the Year BUI Bradley verines have a 23-8 record. uable player in the CIAC Claro Aitken 211, Dick Hassett 205, fourth inning, shortstop Shirley Yale Has Easy Time, play. Final qualifying games led the scoring as East waltzed size with desire. Both Dennis for the victory after blanking walk and struck out three. sons. ner with 20; he lost toe — there wasn’t a sln$;Ie 20-gams to a 24-9 first turn lead. They’ve played before. Mlchl There’s UCLA, gunning tor A basketball tournament has Walsh and Jack HiUl fought Jeff Warwick 253-587, EHck fumbled Hank Aaron's ground­ the Cubs on only one walk. The Red Sox started to rally He had scored the first back- will be rolled Sunday. gomes, 18; completed the most winner in 1960. gan escaped with an 80-78 come second straight national title decided to go to OomeB UM er, and the Braves' had their It looked a bit more Uke a the Stars under the boards and Bickford 207-576, Al Borello In other games: from a 4-0 deficit In the seventh to-back victories since Tony Head to head.matches among starts, 15; pitched the most The surface hasn’t even .been back victory on Oazzie Russell’s and the top the Bruins have veralty. 202-568, Pete Kondra 200, Ernie first base ruruier. seven qualifiers and the defend­ game in the second stanso, as held tiielr own, the final out­ Roger Maris slammed a home irming on Tony Conigliaro’s two- Leraa accomplished - this rare innings; walked the most bat­ ecratched in thumbing through Bart managed to put 19 marks 20-toot Jumper In the iart few been denied ail season. They come was decided by Hie Lan­ WMpple 208, Joe CoUingwood run single, an RBI single by Wins Kiphuth Award feat last June. Since 1962. the ing champion will begin Sun­ The 6-6 pivot of the rtate Rico O uiy ‘'Joho'wed with a nm, two doubles and a single as HOME3RAKEKS - Ginger ters. 207; and hurled the most the pages of the Red Book. on the scoreboard and Barlow seconds. take a sparkling 26-2 record into champion Academics said Sun­ cers in their victory starved 201, Howie Coro 200-556, Ray doxible and Joe Torre with a the New York Yankees out- Reggie Smith and Chicago out­ Yourkas 190, Olga Habererh only other man who had done it day. March 28. shuthouta 11- Theoe are aU It’s just too bod the book is Mt double figures with 11. Slop­ the quest tor back-to-back Demere 220-564, Ed Wilson 202, fielder Mack Kuykendall’s was Jack Nicklaus last year's Leading scores In the var­ If they get by Princeton, day he chose Cornell because quest for a Midget CSiampkai' home run for a 3-0 Milwaukee slugged Baltimore 8-7 for their 182-495. season standards ' not available on toe market for py passing on both sides kept champlonshlpe. of its “ fine academic standing Ed Kodea 210. lead. thiM straight exhibition victory throwing error. NEW HAVEN (A P)— As is only fitting, the Bob top money winner. ious categories are sx follows: they’ll j4ay either WicMta or ship. BUI Sproul and Bill Mttow- While Chicago pltdvers post­ baseball buffs. the scoring down, as East in­ IKILA. They’ve played WicMta And there’s WlcWta, with a and W au se it is coming iq> fart Before his injury last year, Pittsburgh shut out Philadelphia The winning rally-was started PINETTES — Evelyn Mc­ Kiphuth Trophy is staying at Yale for another year. Sanders captured the Pensa­ Men's scratch -Stan Hilinsld creased toe bulge to 33-16 at the first-year eoadi, still gamely cola Open Tournament last Sun­ before, too, winning that one 87- in the sports world.’’ Koufax Won 19 games and lost 4-0 for the second consecutive when Chuck Schilling singled Cauley 450, Dot Whitehead 455, Named in honor of the former Eli swimming coach, 1142, Frank Bullens ll21. BIU mid point East then put two six coming back from ttie mld-sca- A Ray Newman wild pitch 86. Watt and M.s coach, Sam five, compiling a 1.74 earned day in a 5-inning game shoK- Helen Tierney 468, Wanda day. Kozicki 1120, Ron Fletcher point streaks on either aids of a son toes of AH-America Dave run average, best in the Nation­ ened by rain sandwiched between two walks the trophy was securely in the grasp of the Yale swim­ It put him hot on the trail of 1118, Clem ^ e y 1114, Ray They haven’t played UOLA. Bender, paid tribute to each Kaselauskas 459, Mary Quey ming, team almost from the start of the three-day East­ Two Records Topple, string of four to take a 48-20 The Bruins are the defending Stallworth and 6-toot-lO starting other after HlUhouse beat Notre al League. One of his victories Cincinnati nipped the Chicago filled the bases for Moses’ win- 183, Marion Vogt 473, Judy Du- Billy Oasper, who had been gob­ Pyka 1086, George,Tabor 1083. center Nate Bowman. bling up the big money in the intermission lead. national chanaplone, have a vet­ Dame of Bridgeport 67-61 in Sat­ waa Ihe third no-hitter of his I Whitfe Sox 5-4 on Pete Rose's ning blow. dek 497, Lori Jones 186-459, ern Seaboard College Swimming and Diving Champion­ Men’s handicap—Ron Fletch­ Big QMUler WhUe the Portland tourney two-run homer in the eighth, I Boston plays host to the Los 1965 tournaments while Nick­ eran team that has lort only urday night’s chomplonsMp said was: aareer Louis Lapine 481, Ginger Your­ ships at the Yale pool. er 1256, Clem (^ ey 1216, BIU Using its starting five tor most doesn’t get started until Friday Several other notable pitchers Andy Koaco’s ninth-inning horn- Angeles Angels today. laus and Arnold Palmer were Kozlckl 1216, Armand Nourl# twice in two seasons and goes game. kas 199-696, Marie Fraser 193- When all the splashing was 54.2 seconds in ths 100-yard of the third canto, Em I c^ n ed tho^Natlonal Invitation Tourney passing up several events. 1210, Al LaPlant 1197, Ekl Wil­ Celtics Beat Warriors over the 100 mark often enough "Walter put on a show Satur­ 470, Dot Peterson 176-488. over with Saturday night, the backstroke, bettering the old up a 67-34 lead at'th e three to be disturbing. continues with quarter-finals in day that I say is the best ever Bulldogs had compiled 381t4 Coming into the Doral. San­ son 1197 and John Doran 1196. New York tonight and Tuesday. mark of 54.3 held by Thompson ders was No. 1 on the PGA’s quarter mark. The Eagles That quartet advanced to the staged by a Mgh sdxxd per­ RESTAURANT — Dick Di- points and won nine of the 17 Mann of North Carolina. Women’s Handicap—Evelyn BOSTON (AP)—‘It’s a great team record ,” ia CkMch pumped through 24 tallies wMle St. John’s of New York plays "official” money - winning list McCauley 797,’ Mary Ib’esU 773, national semifinals with Satur­ former," said Beixler. Bella 143-868, Carl Bolin 160- events. Barlow managed 14. LaGace day triumphs in their various second-seeded New Mexico and WaU, who helped hold highly 405, Don Logan 135-353, Larry The only other new mark was with $16,333 and he Increased Ann Fiddler 769, Eleanor WU- Red Auerbach’a view of victory No. 61 by hifl Celtics. Manhattan takes on eighth- Army was far behind in sec­ Yale’s S;08.9 In the 400-ymrd Itis total to $27,338 while Casper was Ug gun with nine regionala, and oidy unrsnked touted Dave Bike to one field 'Mmm^ Jamaitis 163-374, Frank Calvo ond place with 267, Navy waa son 769, Ruth Adams 767, “ It’s the only incentive these guys have had in some ranked and top-seeded Vlllano­ freestyle relay. The previous waa winning only $687 for a The reserves took over again Princeton had an easy tone of goal, said he felt he was tak­ 154-406, Ed DoucetU Jr. 137- third with 170Vk. and then came Diane Willis 744. time.” in the lost quarter txit the re va in the NTT tonight record, also held by Yale, was 29th-place finish and a total Stan Hilinski had men’s sin­ it. The Tuesday pairings have ing to'Oomrtl “ probaMy the bert 393, Al Bujaucius 138-367. Ell North Carolina, 167, Princeton, $16,164. Bonton set the all-time Na­ aald. "Thai’s because we lod ■uHs were the same, as Blast The Tigers bombed fourth- knowledge of defensive baaket- Fish 152-379, Roy McGuire 139- 3;11.4. gle (247) and Diane Willis 11214, and Rutgers, 97. IV o strokes behind Devlin at tional Basketball Aaeodatlon three top men lort year, HavU- outscored Barlow 21-12. Burns ranked Providence 109-69 tor Detroit vs. NYU and Army vs balil anyone can get in high I 140—384, Bin Evashowsky 138- The standout individual per- Other members of the relay posted women’s high (194). single season mark for winning cek came back after a aerioua got Impressive performsuices Western .Kentucky, the tour team, in addition to Clark, were the start of Sunday’s final their 13th straight victory. school. Mr. Bender taught tt to 384, Bill Wierdak 151-167— 426, formancers were Steve CSark games Sunday alttiough M waa summer knee operation and all from Len Krist and Bob Utwln Bradley had 41 potnts, picked winners of Saturday’s double me and the rest of the team." Ed Townsend, Dave Lyons and round. S eders caught him with twInblU first - round affair In John Rleder 142-855, Pat Longo and Roger Goettsch of Yale, birdies on the first two holes. forced to stage a furious fourth during tWa season we've had Km 4 CsUk Uc (M> off 10 rebounds and had nine In addition to a standottt de­ 147-384, Walt Suchy 136-142— Tim Beard of Navy and Dan Doug Kennedy. P. B. Pis. Madison Square G «^en. A three-way lie developed Ditmar Appointed period onslaught to pull out the nuraeroue Injuries.” S LsGsos ...... 3 asststs in the Eiastem fliwl at fensive performance, Watt 393, Cy GlorgetU 350, Al Fal- Mahoney of Harvard. Elach cap­ Townsend took first In the 200- when young Randy Glover 106-96 deolalan over San Fran- Sam Jones was reminded the College Park, Md. NYU aulvanced with a 71-70 tossed in 19 points in leading cetta 370, George May 357, tured two firsts and Clark yard individual medley and SPRINGFIELD, Mas.s. (AP) .^olsco. first man to reach 2,000 points 0 Waickcrwsld '*.!!!^ 6 WicMta, led by Kelly Prte, upset of defending OTampion made a strong run at the lead­ 0 Klnel ...... 3 the Academics to «thelr^W rd Rollle Irish 358. Dick McCon- Yale’s victorious 400-yard med­ Lyons won the 100-yard butter­ .. Art Ditmar, former New — George Tordley In 1967-58 turned the tables on Oklahoma Bradley, Army sunwlsed St. ers, but Sanders pulled away to The loaa was the Wairlor’a 1 UaUn ...... < Louis 70-66, Weetern Kentucky consecutive state championship. ville 350, Ed Bujaucius -369, ley relay and 400-yard freestyle fly. win as DevUn watched a 25-foot York Yankees and Kansas City with 2,001 — broke the barrier 0 Wood ...... 0 State and used a deliberate, Rod Cox of Notre Dame 62nd, tying a league mark. edged Pordham 67-53 and De- Dick Albee 367. relay teams. Other champions were: Dick clutch putt on the 18th that Athletic.s pitcher, has been Sam JonM got 16 of Me 24 in Sam’s rookie year. 0 Utwln ...... 4 ball-control game to win the topped all scorers with 21 points Clark won the 50-yard and Glrdler, Vlllanova, 100 - yard would have thrown the tourna­ named varsity ba.seball coach Boston lacked hustle Sunday 0P«Uy ...... 2 Midwest final at Manhattan, troit took LaSalle 93-86. and, like Esdalle and Bike, was points in the final quarter, 0 RUia ...... s The NAIA wound up in Kan-. tt, KACEYS — Mario Frattaroll 200-yard freestyle events; freestyle; W. Harrison Merrill. ment into a sudden-death play­ at A in^can International Col­ sparking the comeback. K methodioolly ran up a 61- a Krist ...... J {Kan. 54-46. 221-585, Ken Hesford 212-556, Goettsch the 100-yard and 200- North Carolina, 500-yard free­ off hong on the rim of the cup lege. ^ With his opening five throw 51 halftime lead. Then the Cel- 0 Qpolla ...... 0 Mlcliigan Just got by fifth Paul Cosgrove 224-603, Nick yard backstrokes, Beard the style; J. Dallas Clarke, Navy, tlos turned stone cold, missed 0 Lacy ...... 9 Sam became tha first Celtic bi 1 Martens ...... 1 ranked Vanderbilt 87-86 in the undefeated team In the 28-year I are Colvin Murphy of Norwoix Cataldo 210-215—614, Joe Mor- 1,860-yard freestyle and 400-yard 100-yard breaststroke; Rick Fo­ first mne field goal at- Mideart title game at Lexing­ history and seventh active NBA 0 WUlett ...... 0 Mstory of the tourney to win it and BIU Evans of HUlhouse. larty 201, Vic Squadrito 206, medley, and Mahoney the low rum, North Carolina, 200-yard tonqite after hitsrrolsslon and ton, Ky., with All-America Rus- brea.ststroke; and Frank Pratt, ------^Major League Forecasts ' player to score 2,000 pMate in 12 Totals te 14nl6 aU, whipping Oklahoma Baptist Bill Reiser 200. Joe Childs 230, and high board diving events. one campaign. were outsoorsd In the ^ r d BatWw nation, beat San Froncisco 101- tS slff 183-481, CeH Dion 189-486, with 26. Carolina State beat 9t. Joseph’s, SHOE REPAIR "With all toe playoff poelllona 4 Anrinston ...... J 93 lor the West championship in Pa. 103-81, Dayton edge DePaul Ann MitcheU 182, Helen Mc­ "Ths btenkeiy-btenks let me 0 Freeman ...... > Provo, Utah, Gall Goodrich V > For AHL’s Second Position settled, the otner teams are $ Davis ...... ; 0 75-69, SMU nip Houston 89-87 Cann 207-479, Marie Aroian ♦ We are deep In pitching with all relaxed and playing loose, down In this game," A y i b y h breaking a tie ■vrith tour minutes Work Done While 461. ‘‘Nobody was buatHng but 1 ](y6ni ...... 5 and CUclahoma City outlart Brig Milt Pappas, the' amazing Red explained.’ "in addition 4 SetMsk ...... 2 ' left, ekxxlrlch hod 80 points ham Young 112-102. You Wait Wally Bunker, Robin Roberts, Russell. Everyone was teonding whUe San Frarroleco’s OUle POWDER PUFF — Barbara Rochester has 'sewed up its^outslde shot at their initial East- aome boys Uke oo toe Worrloni Baltimore Manager Barber, Dave McNally, Frank are batt&ig for next year’s Jobe around, shooting, thsn watch­ Jolmson had 87. Farrand 175-487. first American Hockey League em crown. AD Work Guaranteed Baltimore couldn’t have come Bertalna, Dave Vineyard and ■o they are puttifig out aome- ing soma more. _ That set up OT Interesting na­ Former National Lasgue I division title but Quebec, bid­ Buffalo blanked Cleveland 8-0 "iUl I saw for awhtls thsre third baseman Grady Hatton ding for a second straight first- behind amateur malie Dave much closer last fall without Mike McCormick, with Harvey filing extra." tional semlflna! round. There’s EARLY BIRDB— Lucy Kamm Haddix, Miller and Dick was 4-on-l and 2- crusiihig 10666 in j^ of P ^ - vp with on Italian who thought the Volks­ wagen traction in snow and sand. pointed If the Ortoles are not denceUi ttw WCAA HOUR TAMPERE, Finland (AP) - 4 >glory. Russia, unbeaten In seven after Dufour was knocked un­ field. am Iteurnaownt. GLASS FURNITURE TOPS HOUR wagen would moke a sexy little runabout: Along with o gee-gow or two. A conscious in a coUlalon with I expect John Qrsino, the big right up there in the numBuf final at CMtega Pork, NSL, ^ Rick Porzano head The United States Ice hockey games, won the chamrioiuhlp. all sesMon. RURNER Ghio of Turin. defrostes for the back window. Acousti­ team headed home today wlta The Soviets beat Canada 4-1 u teammate Barry Ashbes and oatcher, and Norm Slebern to urday night, onfitog tlia New Hie istoundlng thtog over; footbaU cbach at Uni­ FUEL OIL E k ig ji^ ooUaglata iMudwtoaU looked wa® ttw total reootd, put MIRRORS (Firtplaeo cad Door) I The car's the V W Karmann Ghia. cal soundproofing. Adjustable bucket only two wins In the world their final game Stmday. Baltimore’s Dave RIcherdeon. come back strong. A broken versity c i Connecticut, Hjaoss Its speciol body tokes so much hand sects. champion^pa but brighter Buffalo’s Dryden, subbing for bone in Ms left hand was re- Walker Selected wiD b® on® of ihoe® at PICTURE FRAMING (d l lypM) DELIVERY hopes for the future. Injured goaUe Bd Chadwick, sponsibleble for Orslno's ] ^ r Pteimrof^lwYC-4te*Taar Brmi^ tot work that Volkswagen forms it out to Thie price ie quite a coup for a Yankee Winner Team Coach Ken Yeckle pre­ ■topped 22 Cleveland shots to son. John tells ms the band PARK, Md. (AF) 14------? *Wd flaw goal the head table at tlM •ne of Europe's greatest custom coach- coupe like this. Hardtop, $2,296.00*, dicted that the United Statea record Ms shutout. The young- fsiHs fins sfter an operation. route to 41 poltete. Be. had « » • LOJI. dinner March WINDOW aid FLAT! GLASS] Convertible, $2,495.00* BT(»UUI, Conn, (A P)-R hode - Itop l^ ore Jimmy Walker, Jas lAdteitey. Provktenoa, ai> workA Kormonn of Osnobruck. Every would—find e way out of the Rer is up from tba Ontario Sen- WhlU Bisbem tell In hls'batttiQr, Uhrd - team AU-Amerioa from Nbounds, Bltto 29, Join^ Porzano ■ Island has breesed to victory in idr League. ptegrmaker. worked at overy *, heaten NOAA quartoMtaaltet I OONTBAOTimSt WE EAVB P* | I it wolded, ground down, filed ohd Hardly an arm and a leg. hockey doldrums ind put a good he walked 106 tifnes and scored < iU be ex-profeeidonal CALL 643-5135 the second annual Tanket Con- ot 77 team together for the next Len liunde get a Buffalo scor­ 9f hins. to ths NCAA Eastern Regional potetton on file eourt at * Bob Oownr, Bort*n OoBaget fersnes Indoor fTrack cham time or oiteUier and »l4wqw- ^ d aten Andy Robua- MIDICINI CAWNETS ood SHOWBLDOORS MANCMRSTU wlntar O l^ p tc s — at Orenoblo, ing record with his 48rd goal of Our big assets are, of course. bfiAetban Irnua. a-7, NWo*^. SIS CENTER STRUT Fixutee, tn li$6. plonshiM. tbs season. Jack Stanfisid and Brooks RoMnson and Luis Apa- lied tbi Wore. Jimmy W tlto Andv F"***. AteUOipttpPt tem and CHdajtoihaiiL I Tot 'teih.k Of Glass, Xhtea Ojljlle* Ths Rams amassed a win- '"tes second only to got n polto*-tor fite toeero be- wsrriMATKfl g l a d l y GIVEN TED TRUDON, Inc. The Americans lost ttietr firiR Pat Hannigan also taUlsd for rioio, wtw give tu a mstchlaaB B ^ ey of Prlamton flaaltet MprtIteiiat Tickets ai)e f o i b l e aV ■tx games in' ths touniameiit nlrw total of 60 points Saturday tha Blsons, M t aids o f tlM tatMA. the as a vote getter in results ao- wee towing out- - NOAA ftaoB OoltaQi TOLLXND TURNPIKE—TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. hsrs but won ths Isst twfx Tbsjr whfls runnetup Maine collected O sny Folty and Brian SnjlQi thumping outBsMsrs, Boog nounced Sunday. Lariv" losfites Bui ttw toot finlshad thstr program Sunday Nffw Hampshire followed (vs apdqgftsld a $-0 lead In BasrsU w d Bowsns. «W 6 i i l l by dsfsaHng Nomray $4, i s with n , then It wes Meisachu- s lint period and Jsannolt Jerry Adair led ttw ssoond ♦Buggeeted Retail Price P.O.B. (East Coast) Local Taxes and S Joseph'i, m setts $6, OonnseUout 16 BHbsit ■oorsd for Previdssws baasnean dafinstvaly, but aouM ’ delivery chargee. If any, additional. Inter ta lbs psrted. 616118^ lHBp6tW6BMIlt fit bat- / — t t ' -

p a g e N D IF IH V I MANCHftSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 16, 19irl SUens, 742-7278. HAYES AGENCY BOLTON (3ENTER — 6 room huge stone fireplace, full boso- iw t or omitted Insertion for any advertisement ♦'J*" " " j j Building— Contracting 14 ple dwelling. A three family ^ n ad Street, Mancherter. ors. Rent electric shampooer oompietely redecorated, 2 bed­ Ranch. 114 baths, 2-car garage ment, porch, new "y** teethe extent of a “make Rood" 8:30 A.M. — 4:30 P.M. $1. Paul’a Paint A Wallpaper NORTH COVENTRY — Oean 648-4303 (3-3-5) with one vacancy. Cen­ beautifully landscaped, one leseen the value of the advertisement wUI not bo corrected by DION OONSTRUCnON-Root- rooms, heat, hot water, stove, tem, * acres, mitbulldtagt. Tuesday. March 16 t r u c k d r i v e r — local whole­ Supply- Wanted—To Buy 58 6 room, second floor apartment tral heat. Owner anxious. T. J. acre lot. This home is In per­ “make food” insertion. Ing, siding, alterations, oell- refrigerator, parking, 6120 Hayes Agency, 64»-48(»^______saler has steady monthly. Office 15 Forest with heal, hot water, electric Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. fect condition with many ex­ gutters and . aluminum Equal Opportunity BJmployer experienced driver w e r 35 with UNDERWOOD noiseless 1 WE BUY, SELL or trade an­ stove. Ample parking. Spacious tras, selling for $20,800. For VERNON — New raised Ranch, Street. 648-0000. 646-0090. MANCHESTER — Brick veneer lows. 643-4863. 64*4)696. local references. CaU Mr. Feld­ writer, good cly 2M HarUord rooms with expansion room for Salesmen Wanted 36-A contmts or whole estates. Fur­ ANDOVER — 4 room flat with ta a beautiful neighborhood, SO. WINDSOR — small down Call the R. F. Dlmock Co., addlUons, atUcp finished, re­ Road. ____ Difimonds— Watches— stove and refrigerator. 742-7641 a fourth, builtin kitchen, 14x18 modeled, concrete work. No niture Repair 8ervlc« Toloott- $26,400. Phllbrick Agency. 649- payment for this $ bedroom 649-6246 or Paul Correnti, 648- Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? DRIVER for school bus, 7 ; ^ a l e r t , a g g r e s s iv e real es­ Jewelry 48 vUle. Oonn. Tel. 648-7449. SEVEN ROOM apartment, 22 dining room, 14x31 living room job too small. Immediate es­ BOLTON — 8 rooms, furnished 8464. Split Level, paneled family 5368. ' 9 a.m., 2:16-8:46 p.m. Tel. 648- tate salesman or woman need­ Locust St., 649-6329, 9-5. with fireplace. Immediate Oc­ room, basement garage, ekeeb 24-Hour Answering Service timates. 643-2629. ed by long established firm WATCH AND JEWELRY re- ELECTRIC GUITAR. $60.; am or unfurnished, gas heat, rea­ NEW RAISED RANCH -- 8 cupancy. Wolverton Agency, 3414. airing. Prompt service. Up W pUfler, $60.; Oonset Q-16 CB FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ sonable, adults, perking. New lent location. For appointment CARPENTRY—Rec rooms, for­ with complete profeaetonal fe- rooms, one full and two half Realtors, 649-2813. qall Oontessa Real Estate. 742- BIHngton EXPERIENCED window clean­ cUltiea. Must be Ucensed and f20 on your old watch ta transceiver, $80. Call anytime, ond floor, no furnace, 428 Broad Bolton Rd., 643-6389. baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms, dining Free to Herald Readers mica, ceiUnga, closets, remod­ Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted—^Female 35 6386 or 429-4668. eling, hatchways, attics fin­ Bonds—Stocks— er wanted. Apply 40 Oak St. or ready to go. Your deak te s i t ­ trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. «48-9826. St., $70. 943-4751. room, family room, one car MANCHESTER^ Spacious UP-UP-AND AWAY! I Want taformation on one of our classined ad^iAsements? No ished. concrete stem floors, Mortgages 271 CENTRAL SERVICE aide — cAU 649-6334. ing. If Interested, call Mr. Bray, 737 Mata Street, Slate garage, $23,900. Phllbnck custom built home in excellent SALESLADIES wanted part- TTieater Building.. t h r e e ROOM apartment, first Resort Property residential area, ultra modern ROCKVILLE — 6 room Ranch, Away from city noises — answer at the telephone listed 7 Simply call the porches, garages. No Job too Man- ISgh School graduate, mature, .Werbner, Jarvis Realty Co.. Agency, 649-8464. ______nmeU- 649-8880. \ BBOOND MORTGAGE — Un­ willing to learn and able to as­ BUILDER needs part - time 643-1121, 648-7847. Rooms Without Board 59 floor, heat and hot water, $86 For Rent 67 kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths asking $12,800. $2,800. down as­ sitting up on a pine stud­ limited funds available tor sec­ ager, Pllgrrim Mills, 177 Hart­ salesman. Write steUng qualifi­ J. D. Realty Co., 643-6129. SPRU(3E STREET — 6 room plus 2 lavatories, covered patio, sumes mortgage of $118.99 a ded lot is thle 6 room com­ ford Road. Open 10-9, Saturday sume responsibility. CaU Man' Fuel and Feed 49-A TltB THOMPSON Houst, Cot­ (COVENTRY LAKE — unfurn­ home, garage, ameslte drive, fortable ranch with, bsa^ EDWARDS A. A. DEON, INC. Roofing ond mortgages, payments to I Chester Memorial Hoepltal, 643 cations and hours available to Florida room, completely alr- month. Owner will take back siding, pslntliw. Carpsntry. Al- suit your budget. Hbcpedlent | till 6. Manchester P.O. Box 732. Help Wanted— tage Street, centrally located, TWO ROOM heated apartment ished 8 small room cottage. very good condition, asking conditoned, minimum mainte­ ,80 per cent second mortgage ment garage on dejd-end 1141, Ext. 278, Mrs. Miller. An large pteasantly turnlahad and bath, 149 Oakland St., $66. Must do own redecorating. $66 $13,900. Call Paul J. Correnti streot. Act nosv — Itu Ito ANSWERIND SERVICE teraaons sna addttloas. CsU- service. J. D. Realty. 643-6139. EXPERIENCEU5 hairdresser or equal opportunity employer. Male or Female 87 nance Inside and Out. Call the Call owner, 876-1768. AUTO MECHANIC exper­ s e a s o n e d fireplace wood for rooms, parking. OaB 949-2988 649-6239, 96. a month. Call after 6 p.nl., Agency, 643-6363. ______soon at $14,900. Dick Inga. Workman^p guaran­ woman for ahampooing, fuU- R. F. Dlmock Co., 649-6246. teed. 399 Autumn S t 648-4860. ienced on mufflers, shocks, LUNCHEONETTE manager, sale, 649-8974. for overnight and permanent 742-6452. SO. WINDSOR — charming old Beach. 649-5306. tlme preferred or part-Ume PART-TIME counter girl want­ l o o k in g tor anythin* to r ^ MANCHESTER — Investment 6494500 - 875-2510 Business Opportunity 28 ed for 8 a.m. - 12 noon shift. tune-ups. Seymour Auto Store, full - time, RockvlUe Drug guest ratoa. LIKE NE7W — 6 room Cfolomal, er 9 room Colonial on shaded QUALITY CARPENTRY— weekends. Write Box A, Her­ 681 Main Street, Mancheeter. estate rentals — apartments, property. Two 2-famlly dwell­ acre. Modern kitchen, 2 baths, and leave yonr mesaaga YouTl hear from our adwrtlsee- In Jig Please apply Mister Donut, 286 Luncheonette. Must be experi­ Garden— Farm— Dairy brick and shingle exterior, Barrows allace Rooms, dormers. poiehes, REMTAIUIANT — EstabUshed, ald. ROOM for woman or girl, kitch­ hollies, multiple dwellings, call Business Property ings sold as a package deal. plastered walls, fireplace, din­ outbuildings. Only $19,900, time without spending all evening at the telephone.______basements reflnlbhed, cab­ choice Main Street locatim, W. Middle Tpke. enced. Apply ta person. 44 Products 50 en privileges, near bua Hne, J. D. Realty, 6496129. Must be seen. Alice Clampet, Windsor Ave., RockvlUe. For Sale 70 ing room. Owner will sacrifice. Hayes Agency, 643-4808. MANOHEiSTElR PARKADB inets, buUt-Ms, formica, tUe. near Center, very reasonable. 646-5136. rooifit- Realtor, 649-4843. Member Mul­ Hayes Agency, 643-4808. MANOHBBTBIR 649-6306 No Job too smaU. William CaU Mr. Day, 649-9204. E. J. XPPIES—Macs and Cortlando, ^ t a c t a S hVaCTMAIN STREET site, near Cen Automobiles For Sale 4 A Variety of TOOL & DIE FOR RENT — front room, cen apartments, ------_ tiple Listing. BOLTON — Beautiful Ranch of RobMxrs carpentry service. Carpenter, Realtor, 646-5051. No. 1 and No. 2. Bunce Farm, ter, with building of 6.600 sq. MANCHESTER — 4 - family, seven rooms, fSincludlng large trally located, parking. 69 hot water, and gas for cook­ MANCHE8TEJR Suburban — 1962 CHEVROLET, good me 649-8446. DESIGNER 14 Spencer St. ft. Many potentials. Will fl- MANCHESTER — immaculate modern throughout, excellent 16x22 family room. E\ul hose GOOD MEN OR WOMEN Birch Street. 649-7129. ing. Electric *5° nsnee. Owner 649-5229, 9-5. 6 room Ranch, plastered walls Privacy, 7 room Cape Cod, 4 chanical condition, clean Interi­ stove furnished. Call 649-78M Income, convenient location. ment, garage, rec room, etc^ HERALD or, $100. 67 Ridge Street, Man­ CARPENTRY — Bathrooms dining room, porch, garage Julian Realty, Realtor, 649- bedrooms, formal dining room, tUed, recreation rooms, remod­ Household Goods COMl^RTABLE room for gen or 649-B77S, between 5-7 p.m. MANCHESTER — Six - room 160x200 lot. Sensibly priced at chester. PRIME OPPORTUNITY JOBS The J. M. Noy Oo. haa aa beautifully landscaped lot, 9190. $21,000. T. J. Crockett, Real good sized kitchen with dtatag eling, garages, additions, ce­ To deUver telephone direc­ tleman, separate entrance. Ceil apartment, two stores and booth, living room with corner Immediate opening for a t h r e e ROOM heated apart­ priced to sell. Hayes Agency DOX L E H E R S 1967 BUICK Station Wagon, one ment work. Call Leon Clesxyn' tories In Mancheeter and RUGS — never used. 9x12 beige •49-2460 or 649-1960. commercial building all ta ono tor, 848-1577. fireplace, basement with gar tool and die designer to de­ other surrounding victaltiee $30; 9x16 ruby oriental. $85; ment. cabinet kitchen. appU- 643-4803. MANCHESTER — Bolton line. owner, good condition, new skL 649-4291. at package. High tr ifle count rage, IH acre lot, large 6h ^ a sign and prepare drawings starting April 3, 1965. 9x16 gold maharajah. 289-8986. Extra large' modern split on ANDOVER — 4 room Imma For Your tires, $826. OaU 876-9876. Cota operated loundramat- ances, garage, A wise Investment for only MANCHESTER — For $16,500. beautiful 1% acre lot in pres­ trees, outside fireplace. BtasUy BIDWELL h o m e Improvement and specifications for dies, Please reply stating name, Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 adults, third floor. 649-0069 culate home. Huge kitchen and ic combination In Manches­ RAPID 626,000. Hayee Agency, 643- on bus line. Solid built 8-room financed, only $15,900. La w - Oompany—^Roofing, siding, al­ “The Aircraft” ■pecial tooHng, Jigs and address, age and telephone BIGGEST BARGAIN tige area. Seven spacious living room, fleldstone fire­ Information 1966 PONTIAC Station Wagtm, ter. Excellent location, do­ 4303. dwelling, IH baths. 2-car ga­ rooms, IH baths, garage, dry, rence F*. FUimo, Resltxics, 64^ 4-door, red and white, automa­ terations, additions and re­ ing a very good business. fbetures for the manufac­ number, and area in which IN TOWN GENTLEMAN wishes room, pri f o u r ROOM apartment, sec­ place, new furnace, $10,000. Bel Pratt A Whitney Aircraft ture of miniature precision TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING! vate home, liome-like atmos ond floor, stove, refrigerator rage, nice enclosed lot. Alice sunny basement. Reduced to 2404, 643-2766, 742-6864. tic transmission, radio, heater, modeling of aU types. ESxcel- Priced fo r' quick sale. CaU is hiring girls with a wide you desire to deliver. BUSINESS ZONE HI — Eight Clampet, Realtor, 649-4543, Air Real Estate, 643-9882. t h e HERALD will not GROWTH electronic ports. 1, 2, or 3 YEARS TO PAY phere. Do not smoke or drink furnished. Adults only. Coll 648- low 20’s. Owner 646-6986. $136. 649-0467. ient woritmanahlp. 649-6496. variety of skills and work rooms with two offices, sep­ member Multiple Listing. disclose the IdenUty of "SUPER DELUXE" about April 10th. E. Doris, Box 6910. experience for ixwltions In­ Requires a minimum of 5 arata entrance, suitable for MANCHESTER — modern 8 any advertiser using box 1967 PONTIAC Wagon with auto­ WRITE BOX D, HERALD 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE 162, Talcottvllle. Conn. bustaeas or professional use. NEW 2 FAMILY, 6-4, under J. D. REALTY CO. volving different degrees of AT years of eM)erience, par­ AT.T. 100% GUARANTEED TWO ROOM heated ap artm ^ , bedroom Ranch, full basement, letters. Readers answer­ matic transmission, in good Roofing and Chimneys 16-A re^Kjnsibility. In addition PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. construction, two heating sys two fireplaces, nicely treed lot, 6 Persons Are Hospitalized ing blind box pds who condition, $366, or beet (^er. ticularly ta the progreoeive ONLY 6433 stove and refrigerator. 16 De­ 643-5139 643-8779 to good starting salaries, die field. Apartments— Flat*— pot Square. 646-5660 after 6. terns, large lot, central loca­ near Bowers School. Bel Air desire to protect their CaU after 6 p.m., 649-6613. ROOFING — SperiaUstag re­ 616.18 Delivers MANCHESTER — Business tion. Call. BuUdar, Leon Cles- pairing roofs of aU kinds, new we offer liberal company 616.18 Month Tenements 63 Zone n . 177’ frontage, 380’ av­ Real Estate, 648-9332. identity can follow this benefits and the opportun­ PHOENIX Small oompany, w ^ pleas­ MANCHESTER Garden apart­ zynskl, 649-4291. 'Hesult of Weekend Crashes 1964 PLYMOUTH, standard roofs, gutter work, chimneys — LOOK WHAT — erage depth, on busy highway, procedure: ity for personal advance­ ant working conditions and Situations Wanted— ment — 8H room apartment, NEW LISTING — Six room Split Enclose your reply to the ^ f t , 2-door. 166 Lakewood Cir­ cleaned, repaired. Aluminum — YOU GET — FOUR ROOM heated apartment with 10,000 average daily traf­ MANCHESTER — $2,900. as­ siding. 80 years' experience. ment. Among our many excellent fringe benefits. Female 38 and rerage, second floor. North heat, hot water/ stove, refrig­ with rec room, baths, beau­ under^ 'red light at the Center, puteilng box In an envelope cle South. Help Wanted— Female 35 16-PIBCE BEDROOM fic count. Additional frontage sumes G.I. mortgage on this tiful enclosed patio with jalou­ (Six persona are stlfl Free estimates. CaU Hawley, current requirements are MUTUAL Including profit sharing. 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM Main 8t. Mr. Keith. 649-8191 erator and parking, very nl^- this vehicle forward into a seo- addressed to the Clas openings for: EXPERIENCED young womar on second road. For further de­ 6 - room Ranch, attached gar­ sie windows, extra large ga­ treatment, with one etlU on the m fied Manager, Manchester 1964 PLYMOUTH, Belvedere, 2 643-6861. 644-888*. WOMAN - BOOKKEEPER for| 12-PIHX?E k it c h e n $110. per month. Office For­ tails call Warren E. Howland, age, 8 bedrooms, big fireplaced ond stopped automebfie. door, 6 cylinder, standard builder In No. Coventry area. with college education will tend est St., 648-0000 or 646-0090. rage, large lot, combination criUcal Hst, at Manchester Me­ Evening Hei^d together pre-school children, references. — PLUS — Manohester Realtor, 643-1108. Uving room, huge kitchen with The operator of the truck traniunission, white with red Must be able to type and must | windows, city utilities, hot wa­ morial Hospital as the result of with a memo, listing the Stenographers Hae made availafcle a THE J. M. NEY CO. Call 643-0609. BtECTTRIC REFRIGERATOR dining area, excellent condi- was LecJiard E. Welse, 24, of Interior, $1,875. 742-7194. Heating and Plumbing 17 have own car. Hours can be ar­ TV SET AND RANGE REMARKABLE LUXURY t h r e e r o o m s , recently ter oil heat, flrenlace, near Preston. The operators of the companies you do NOT number of excellent deoorated. $86 monthly. J. D, tion, $15,900. Wolverton Agen three severe ntotor vehlde ac­ ranged. Write staUng quallfl-1 Maplewood Ave., Bloomfield Free storage until wanted. Free Houses For Sale 72 schools, bus line. Charles Les- two autMnoiblles were James want to aee your letter. 1961 COMET 2-door sedan, ra NEW PLUMBING and heating poeltiona for women. c h il d CARE, my home, ex­ APARTMENTS AT Realty, 643-6129. ______cy. Realtors, 649-2813. perance, 649-7620. cidents orourrlng during the Tour letter be des­ cations to Manchester P.O. Box | and perienced mother and college delivery. Free set up by our ■ta all- re- M. Egau, 44, of Newington, who dio and heater, asking $660. company, let’s get acquainted. An Equal Opportunity RENTS THAT MAKE MANCHESTER — modern, im­ troyed if the advertiser is 732. graduate, children ages 24). own reliable men. MANCHESTER - M etlcul^i 2 CENTRALLY LOCATED — Ex­ 8T. JAMES Parish — 6 room jx>rted to be in satisfactory con­ was hit by Weise and shoved e cu after 6 p.m., 649-9969. Faucets leaking? Save yo\ir Good figure aptitude Ehnployer Please note: Appliances are re­ SENSEI maculate 6 room Ranch, 8 bed­ one you’ve mentlMied. If faucets. I will pack any faucet, Clerk Typists 643-0783. bedroom duplex, beautifully pandable Cape, 4 down, 2 un­ older home, near bus and shop dition by hospital authorities, forward, and Richard L. Walk­ not It wUI be handled in KEY PUNCH and/or typing ability conditioned and guaranteed for rooms, dining room, full base­ finished up. PlMtered walls, er, 42, of Columbia, S.C. Dam­ 1966 FORD, radio and heater, $3.50. Roland Plumbing and These i>oeltlons require a decorated, heat, hot v r ^ r ping, $500 down. Char-Bon Real were occupants of automofcUes the usual manner. OPERATORS are quoUficationa nec- 1 year. On display at main store. ment, kitchen . with bullt-lns. fireplace, recently painted, 1*4 age to the three vehicles waa dean auto, body in excellent Heating Co., 643-4623. high s^ ool diploma plus range, refrigerator, parking, Bel Air Real Estate. 643-9332. EJstate, 643-0683. which left the traveled portion condition. 649-9460. eeeary to leeum the In­ Situations Wanted— PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT MARILYN $126. monthly. References. 648' per cent mortgage. Hayes reported as slight to moderata. Excellent opportunltlee for good stenographic and typ­ teresting aspects of In­ GENERAL WORK and delivery. Samuel Albert, Htfd. 247-0358 of the highway and crashed Apply In person WilUam Peck Male S9 0973. Agency, 648-4803. ROC3CLEJDGE — large custom Into impedimenta off the side of 11964 FORD, 12,000 miles, im­ experienced operators qual­ ing skille. Additional edu­ surance. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT 4 bedroom Colonial, bullt-lns 1 Lost and Fonnd 1 Radio— TV Repair Lumber, 2 Main Street. WASHINGTON STREET the road. maculate inside and out, price ified to punch both alpha­ cation or training will be If you have no means of trans­ COURT t h r e e r o o m s , heat, hot wa NEW LISTING — Manchester. baths, 2-car rarage, gor Services 18 well-rewarded. Duties vary Jobs portation, I'll send my auto for Three persona were hospital­ LOST — Lady’s watch with $1,796. Can 643-6947 after 6. betic smd numeric data. Assooiates ere congen­ SMALL CARPENTER ter, tiled bath, newly decorat Prime residontlal section, a 7 room Cblorrial, garage, hot geous wooded lot. Hayes Agen' 12th Greuit with the Individual Job and you. No obligation on your part water oil heat, 2 fireplaces, ized as the result'of a one-car medals attached, victaity CONNIE'S TV and Radio Serv Minimum interview re­ ial and our new build- wanted. CaU 649-0462. Spacious and Beautiful 1 * 2 ed. Reasonable. 648-6978. six room home. Down Is a -cy, 648-4808. 1961 DODGE Lancer, 2 - door the degree of responsibility EARN EXTRA MONEY whatsoever, even If you bultt-lns, tile bath, large fam­ accident occurring Saturday, i King's. ObU 649-806& ice, available aU hours. Satis­ quirements are graduation tag provides a pleasant Bedroom Apartments. large central hall, big liv­ hardtop, must sell, good condi­ faction guaranteed. CsU 649- assigned to you \rill depend don’t buy. FIVE ROOM apartment with ily room, patio, outside bar­ MANCHBWTER — New 8 rbom night on Oakland St. near Tol­ Court Cases ] /I from high school and six upon your demonstrated atmoeptiere In which to TEMPORARY WORK D oga— Birds—Pets 41 ing room with fireplace, tion, 648-2107. 1816. months of key punching work. A—L—B— E—R—T’—S FROM $120 PER MONTH rarage, Trumbull Street, avail dining room and kitchen. becue, city utilities, combina­ executive Colwiial, 4 large bed land T ^ e . The operator. Sam­ ability and Initiative. 43-45 ALLYN STREET (Includes heat, hot water and able April 1st. Tel. 648-5564. tion windows, treed lot, excel­ rooms, spacious Uving room uel L. Prentiss, 18, of BUtagton, ' Announcements 2 1968 CHEVROLET Impala. 2- experience. DELIVER BOSTON TERRIER pups, AKC Up are three bedrooms imd 31ANOHESTEB SESSION OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9___ parking.! a new bath. New heating lent condition. Owner trans- formal dining room, kitchen who la in the hospital with ab­ door hardtop, fully equipped, Millinery, Dressmaking 19 In addition to good starting registered. 6 weeks resUge area. Asking $88,900 aixnrt 10 pjn., went off the INCOME TAXES prepared In 10 after 5. onstrated abiUty. These challenging assign­ (Danish modem), $60; one ly redecorated throughout, Storage ments In our Engineering rectoriee ta Manchee­ time weekends. closet and much CaU Robert D. Murdock, U*R road, striking a guide poet and a private driveway off Ptoe St. your home. CaU Raymond P, green vinyl swivel bucket ------space . ^ improvemente. 136 Blssell St. REALTOR $14,900. PhUbrick Agency, on March 2, was bound over to FOR RENT — two story build DRESSMAKING and alterations DON’T WATT — APPLY NOW | Department require gradu­ ter and surrounding more! Corner -S. Adams and Realty Co., Inc., 648-2692. 648 m et^ cable. .Jewell 643-7481. Evenings caU The Hartford vicinity. In­ chair, $86; one kidney shaped Sts. Just one block MANCHB8TBJR — modern first 643-1577 649-8464. 8472. the next session of the Hartford 649-4866. ing, about 2,000 sq. ft., suit neatly and reasonably done In ation from High School walnut coffee table, $18 All In Olcott Two passengers in the car, Visit the ESmployment Office with honor grades ta Plane quire 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Articles For Sale 45 south of Center St. Tel. 649- floor 2'/4 room apartment County Superior Court after able for shop or storage, $30 my home. Call 643-8780. excellent condition. OaU be­ PRIVACY — 6H acres, custom MANCHESTER — spacious du Maureen E. Tobin of Rockville 400 MAIN STREET Geometry and Algebra One Thursday, March 16, 2652. Open dally 11 a.m.-7 p.m. stove and refrigerator, near COLONIAL—Huge famUy sized buUt Garrison Colonlpl, breeze- Zito waived a bearing for i«db- INCOME TAX xeturns, busi­ monthly. Apply 10 Depot Elliptical Bldg. GENERAL ELECTRIC space tween 4-7 p.m. 643-0678. plex 6-6, desirable location, re and David F. Connor, 17. of able cause. ness and individual, prepared EAST HARTFORD 8. and Thvo. Preference will 1966 for oomtraotural bus and shopping, only $»o kitchen, dtatag room. Uvtag way, double garage, recreation Square, Apt. 10. CONNECTICUT heater, good condition, $20. 643- decorated, aluminum comblna- Crystal Lake were also admit­ Both Zito and his brother, by fuU-time income tax ac­ Moving—Trucking— be given to those who have awards and route se­ HEDSTROM folding carriage, monthly. Hayes Agency. room with fireplace, 3 bed­ room, fireplaces, beautifully Open For Your Convenience lection. Route men Davidson tripod, like new, $10. FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ tlons, copper plumbing, separ ted to the hospital with Injur­ Nicholas Zito, 17, also of East countant. New laws effecting Storage 20 taken additional courses in with mattress, like new, $15. 480$. rooms, Xhk baths, M w ned landscaped, scenic view. Mon. Through Fri. — A t welcome. CaU 649-2668 after 6 p.m. ond floor, 178 Maple Street No ate furnaces. Owner 649-0333. ies; Miss Tobin with back In­ Hartford, bad eharg** break­ retirement Income. Raymond FOR RENT — garage at 30 mathematics and have Folding bathinette, sturdy plas­ furnace. $65. Tel. 648-4761. porch. $20,900. PhUbrick Hutchins Agency, 646-0103. juries and (Uonnqy with a frac­ Giraid. CaU coUect 875-7362. Laurel St. Tel. 643-4884. MANCHESTER DeUveiy. Uglit 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. shown a special aptitude NEIW c o l o n ia l OAK APT8., Agency, 649-8464.'______ing and entering 'without the Mon., Tues., Wed. Eves. — BE GENTLE, be kind, to that tic tub, excellent condition, 88 Oak Street. 8 minutes from 8V4 RCXDM RANCH near school tured nose. Tw^other passen­ owner’s i»remlssion nolled by trucking end package de'lvery. for this subject. A capac­ Product Distributing Corp, expensive carpet, clean it witl) FOUR ROOM tenement , 76 RANCH—7 rooms, 8 or 4 bed and shopping. Large living FEDERAL INCOME taxes Refrigerators, washers and ■ 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. Constitution Plaz $10. 649-9029. downtown. $V4 room apart­ BISSKLL STREET — 4-family, rooms, modern kitchen, dining gers, Cecelia Parsain of Rock­ the prosecutor. TTie two had/ ity for neat, precision and Blue Lustre. Rent electric Wells Street. Available Imme­ room with paneled fireplace. ville and Edward Harding of prepared with your savings In Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 stove moving spicialty. Folding Saturdays 8 A.M. to 12 Noon accurate work Is a must. 331 W«therafield Ave., diately, $75. 649-6229. 9-6. ment. heat, hot water. Stove, gpxid return, owner, 649-6229, room. 1% baths, U-car garage, been observed climbing out of mind. Reasonnable rates. Ed­ chairs for r.mt. 649-0769. Hartford, Conn. shampooer $1. The Sherwln- refrigerator, disposal, P**'*'*Tf• large private lot, 622,900. PhU­ Finished rec room with bar. EUtagton, were examined but window of their father’s 9-5. Julia Vincek, Real Estate 648- ward J. Bayles, 649-6246. 1966 HARLEY-DAVID60N with PRATT & WHITNEY Come ta and talk with us. Wllliams Co. $110. Colonial Manor Apts., 178 brick Agency, 649-8464. not admitted at the hospital. .partment on Pine 8L near the electric starter on display. (Please Use Rear Parking Lot) Dress-Up Charm MANCHESTER — Dartmouth 7877. AIRCRAFT Among the many available WALLPAPER SALK — Many FOUR ROOM tenement, 132 Spruce Street, 8 bedroom du­ The operator of an automo­ time of the alleged assault INCOME TAXES prepared by XLCH model, all colors. 50 cc Painting—Papering 21 openings, you may find the plex, full cellar, patio, stove, Heights, 7 room Colonial, 2*4 MANCHESTER — 7H room neoee Do Not Phone, Bring patterns to choose from. Blssell St. 849-6229. 9-5. MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, bile and his passenger were In lieu o f a *3,600 bond, retired internal revenue offi­ model, $230., full price. Harley- DIVISION OF UNITED Job that 1s right for you. refrigerator, disposal, hot wa­ tiled betas, 2 fireplaces, large ranch, 4 bedrooms, dtatag both saint to the hospital after a cer, Marvin Baker. CaU 643- INSIDE and outside painting. Auto Insurance Policy Celling paint — white latex. 2 baths, complete with tender Chester Zito had awaited his Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, AIRCRAFT CORPORA'nON ter, parking, $180. Available family room, porch, large 2- room, 2 baths, 2-zone heat, one-car crash on S. Main St. 0117 You name your own price. For Your Convenience, $3.96 per gallon. Morrison loving care. Julia Vincek, Real arraignment ta court today ta Hartford. 247-9774. April 1st. 649-1604, 649-6644, 649- car garage, city utlMUea im­ rage, only $18,500. HutcMns near Line St. yesterday after­ Ute State Jail at Hartford. « 649-7863. 876-8401. An Equal Opportunity We Are Open: Paint Store, 789 Mata S t Floral Beauty! mediate occupancy, Charles Agency, Realtors, 646-0103. Estate, 643-7877. INCOME TAX RETURNS pre­ Emjployer STOCK MAN wanted full time. 4436. noon. Ttie driver is reported to Judge Monchun ordered the EIXTERIOR and Interior patat- Lesperance, 649-7620. ______TWO FAMILY — 96-98 (Stark- be still on the critical list al­ pared. Samuel J. Turktogton Business Services Monday through Friday STEADY, permanent opening Apply King's Dept. Store, Hart­ t h r e e ROOM heated apart ______MANCHESTER 'Vlcmlty-7-$18,- same bond continued. Jr., 643-7731. tag. Wallpaper books. Paper- weather Street. BuiH 1964. though his oondltion Is satis­ Offered 13 PART-TIME waitress for Sim- 8 A.M. — 8 P.M. part-time, afternoons, for gen­ ford Road and Pine Street. ment, second floor, on bus Une, r a NCH — 3 bedrooms, garage 990. 3 bedroom ranch, bullt-to According to the victim of hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Fully days and Mondays, hours Sun­ I porch, custom built in 1967, on stove, fireplace, 150’ frontage. Drive by and call owner 646- factory. the assault, whom police don’t ELECTROLUX OWNERS—Free insured. Workmanship guar­ Mon., Tues., JVed. Elventags eral office work. Must have Ffimd* Htip Wanted 643-7302, 649-7064. 0103 for particulars. M A M Rubbish Removal — day 12-8 p.m., Monday 6 p.m.- own transportation. CaU Mr. a beautiful large wooded lot Hutchins Agency, Reaftoce, The driver of the car, Thomas identify, she was returning to pickup and delivery. Prompt anteed. Leo PeUetler, 649-6326. 1 a.m. Also, fill In. Apply Char­ 6 P.M. — 8 P.M. her vehicle after a shopping trip complete rubbish services. Feldman, 289-4337. ACepUNTS RECE1VABUB MANCHESTER — new Colonial with privacy on all sides, plus 646-0108. MANCHESTER — New 6 room A. Flnoociaro, '18. of^ Glaston­ service on your Electrolux (r) If no sinswer, 643-9043. coal Broiler, 650 E. Middle | 4*4 room flats and duplexes, I when a youth, whom she later cleaners. Also featuring rug Commercial, professional, resi­ Saturdays NOTICE a 18x62 swimming pool with all CONCORD RD. — Beautiful Raised Ranch, 2-car garage, bury, is to the apeclarcare unit dential. New Incinerator INTERIOR and exterior paint Tpke. 8 A.M. — 12 Noon ceramic bath, stove, refrigerS/ accessories. Stay off the busy built-ins, 1V4 baths, %, acre lot. with a lacerated face and inter- picked out ta a police lineup at washer. CaU Electrolux au­ ADMISSION BOOKKEEPER tor, private basement, free | ranch, large Uvtag room, for­ Manchester police headquarters thorized sales and service. Call drums, $3. Pull ones emptied, tag, wallpaper removed, fully Help Wanted— Male 36 highways this summer, the life mal dtatag room, cabinet tremendous value. Hayes Agen­ Ival Injuries. His passenger, $2. 649-9757. OF ELECTORS parking. Hayes Agency, 648- and who is identified aa Ches­ 649-0843, $36-4251. Please ask insured. Rene Belanger, 6-13- LPN or RN, flill or part-time. you save may be your own. kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ cy, 643-4803. Jimmie A. (Martin Jr., 14, of 0512 or 644-0804. Notice is hereby given that Must be able to aaaUse In­ 13V924V4 4603. Swim ta your own backyard, Glastoribury, Is also In the spe­ ter Zito, came at her from be­ for Augustine KamlenskL LAND CLEARING, tree re­ lX-7. 876-2077. P R A T T (Sc MAN WANTED for grounds the Board of Admlsaions of tion room, landscaped yard work and gardening for private dividual account cords and $24,900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- Mari<» B. Robertson, Realtor, cial care unit with multiple la- hind her automcAille and grab­ ELECTROLUX Sales and serv­ moval, and chain saw work. PAINTING, EXTERIOR and Electors tor the Town of Cov­ f o u r ROOMS, secohd floor, | Lots For Sale 73 bed at her. She stated that the A. Michaud. 742-8096. home, few days or mornings handle a deposit. automatic hot water, central. 8464. 643-5953. ceratlona to the lower leg. ice, bonded representative. Al­ interior, paperhanging, wall­ WHITNEY entry will be ta session ta the Police say the accident oc­ youth, wlM wielded a large paper removed, dry wall work. weekly, spring through late Town HaU, Voter Reglatratlon 646-6872. MANCHESTER — New listing. ANDOVER — 4 acre building fred .Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., TYPEWRITERS — Standard fall. Write Box J, Herald, spe­ Apply SEVEN R(X)M ol Electrical Services 22 and rapidly, shorthand de­ Any aq>pUcsnt who is a na­ large refrigerator, stove, park­ break ta a Manchester oommer*- Route 83, Vernon, 875-7609. sirable, exi^ en ced in of­ selling our fine products profit- EW ITA'nO N turalized citizen of the United SUBURBAN 6 room Colonial garage, 2 full baths, one mUe tial. only $22,000. Lawrence F. W. Center St. near McKee St. Eldridge Street. Call 649-9418. .able, fun and stimulating. Fine MEN ing, patio. Adults. 649-6760. with'garage on a giant, shaded Flano, Realtors, 643-2766. He is ta the special care unit oieti eatabMshment. Manchester Ehcchange—Enter­ FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt fice procedures and inter­ States shall present the cer­ from Main St., 849-5781. . McABister is presently serv­ prise 1945. Avon Cosmetics enjoy wide ac­ Warehonse Material * CEDAR STREET — Available lot, Kitchen, Uving room, din and ta satlsfacUwy condifion. service on all types of electric­ ested in a poeition that TOBID tificate of his naturalization or MANCHESTER — BUILDING? Want top location? ing a olx months sentence at Automobifes For Sale 4 will pay well while doing ceptance and prturtically sell a copy thereof Iseued by the Handling and April 1, *-room apartment with tag room down. 8 bedrooi**s up, Police say that Gagnm, west­ SHARPENING Service— Saws, al wiring. Licensed and In­ themselves. Call 288-4922. Sealed bids will be received 6 ^ room ranch, 22 foot U * ^ Opportunity to have builder bound on W. Center St., swerved the State Jail ta Hartford. He sured. Wilson Electrical Co., work that Is demanding Unlt^ States Immigration and Appliance Assembly enclosed sunporch, heat, hot Inexpensive at an even $14,000. waa sentenced at a Cireutt knives, axes, shears, skates at the Office of the General Wolverton Agency, Realtors, room. 1% batha. baaut^Uy build to your specifications off the road Into a uUhty pole, 3966 FORD, 2-door Hardtop, V-8, Manchester, 640-4817, 648-1888. aa well as rewarding. In­ EARN $60 AND MORE IN Manager,, 41 Center Street, Naturalisation Service. water. 696. Adults preferred, Court 14 sesalon ta Hertford fU . standard shift, radio, heater, rotary blades. Quick service. 649-2813. finished famUy room, large now! Beautiful 10(5x200 lot on totally wrecking his automobile. terviews and tests ait 10 FAMOUS BRAND ITEMS. No Manchester, Connecticut, until Dated at Coventry, 11th day Apply 649-6687. ______wooded lot Hayee Agency. Lakewood Circle South, execu- Feb. 26 on a charge of breach *150. 649-0467. Capitol Equipment Co., 88 a.m. Tueeday, March 16. If of March, 1966. Police arrested the operator Mata St., Manchester. Hours investment. Help friends shop March 26, 1965 at 11:00 OJn tCOLOOTAL—I lH ^ 643-4803. live area. Call us for a look of peace. \ Floor Finishing 2^: interested, contact Mrs, Richard M. Galtaat b r a n d n e w 4M; room apart- of one car that waa involved ta WHltam Fteanlgaii, S3, of ^NEED CAR? Your credit turn­ dally 7-5. Thursday 7-9, Satur­ from home. Send for 'free 476 for Stupap Removal. IONA HFA 00. baths, Uvtag room 30x16, at this choice sUce of the uni­ a serious accident Saturday af- Margaret Hampeon, 643- Bid forms and apeclflcaUons Donald 8. Davis ment, first floor, heat, hot-wa­ $15,800 — GOOD bargain on 9 Hartford, wee fined a total, of ed down? Short on down pay day 7-4. 643-7958. FLOOR SANDING and refta- 6163. Refer to Code No. page catalog. Popular Club Regent St. stone fireplace, 6 acres « verse that could be yours! E.J. tentoon at Center and Trotter Plan, Dept. I/Ol, Lynbrook, are available at the OdUroller’s Lionel G. Jean ter, M>pW*nc«»' 6 room Ranch with 8 twta' *300 for two motor vHiicie vk>- nent? BankruptT Reposses- lahtag (roeclallztag In older A-24. Bite C&nter Spring# Park. «4#- land, outbuUdtogs, |31,6M (Carpenter, Realtor, 649-6061, Sts. The operator afid a pas­ ■lonT Don’t deqiairl Bee Hon- dtPPUANCES rapaired — all floors), wextag floors. Patat- N.Y. • Office, 66 Center Strnet, Man­ Elmore Turiclngton ManchMter PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. sized bedrooms, fireplaced, Uv­ 649-9204. lotlons. Judge Frencte Mooehun makes washers, refrigerators, chester, Connecticut Bceud of Admlsslona 4664. tag room, and a famUy sized senger were both sMghtly ta impoeed ftaes of f*S0 for oper- ast Douglas. Inquire about low- tag. CeUtags. Paperhangtag. jured but were reportedly not ^ ast down, smallest payments freezers, dryers, gas and elec­ No Job too smaU. John ver- ROGERS CORP. ACCOUNTS Receivable clerk, Town of Manebsstsr, MANCHESTER — New 7-room kitchen. Pull ceUar, aluminum ottag a motor vehicle while bte tric ranges. Oil burners NOR poMtag, tyidng and varied Garrison Colonial, 12x24 Uv!**K storms and screens, carefully Suburban For Sale 75 hospitalized. , Hcense wee imder suapenakra anywhere. No small loan or fl' faiUe, 649-6760. Connecticut Gentle pleats at the ne^Une Furnished Apartments 63-A Calvin D. Cobb, *0. of 40 Olcott nance company plan. Douglas cleaned and repaired. Coema Comer of Mill and Oakland Sts. office work. CiU Mrs. May- ' Richard Martin. add the look of the 2892.H ,room, family room, bullt-ta maintained. Wolverton Agency, and *50 for Improper _ natxl oA Manchester Meter Realtors, 649-281I. VERNON—Immaoulate 5 room St., was qharged with failure Horry Ldoter, 45, ^ no esfw ^ Motors, 888 Mata. > Appliance, 649-0066. General Manager dresamaker to a g ra c^ l after­ Add charming touch to tow Bonds—Stocks— Mancheeter, Conn. Sales, 643-1611. Ranch, on 100x190 lot. * gen­ to grant half of tha highway and tetin addraaa, waa amtenoed ta noon frock ta half-stara. kitchen or juest towels vrtth 3969 FORD 4-door custom V-8, YOU ARB A-1! Truck U A-1! Mortgages r a n c h ,— e large rooms, d i ^ g erous bedrooms, famUy sized was summoned to appear ta Qr- SO days at the Hartford JoS for Cellars, attics, trash, small An equal opportunity employer. No. *224 with P a tt-0 4 ^ a these lovely flower motifs! Blm- room' set, refrigerator, *aiIM ^ Q flgjgT B R — Original own- kitchen, 19* paneled UvU^g cult Court 12 at Manchester on ■ Cruls-o-matlc, radio, one own- te In auTei .12H. WH, room, large Uvtag room with #r. Must be seen. 644-0781. trucking done r i^ t l Call A FRESH START v/Ul lump pie to emWroider ta soft colors. range. Free electricity, fM. I erp. 4 bedroom, —*— center en fireplace. 8 bedroome^ne Oar roMn, oU hot water heat, alu­ March 29. According to police, Stanley Bieleelicl. 70, o f Rock­ 643-2928, Tremano Trucking 1*H. Pattern No. 2692-H has hot- your debts Into one. easy pay­ Bust 88 to 47. Blze UH- Low rent. Apply Apt. 4, 10| trance. Garrison Colonial situ­ garage, level lot. 616.900. Phll­ minum itorms and acreens, Cobb, eastbound on Center St., ville, was fined *125 for operat­ Sendee.. ment. If you have equity ta SECRETARY • reciepUoniat ex' iron transfer tor 7 designs and Depot Square.______ated on a shaded and private brick Agency, 949-6464. buUt 1969. *18,900. Wolverton made a sudden left turn tale ing a motor vatatela wMle under 3166 FORD, $196. Can be eeen at cellent opportunity' for a careercai WANTED bust, $hort rtetvte, » yard# of day-namM*. color diart. Agency, Realtora. 649-281*. Trotter St. dlrecUy ta the path the tafhMOM o f tafSBrioaiWng LAWNMOWBR sbatpentag; re­ property, call Frank Burke to 90x280 yard. Double ameslte •2 Oliver Road. diocuss ways anduneans. Con­ ta a worthwhile and tatereotlng ' 46-talUn rM order, aend 88c ta coins to Ne a r MADT street — 8 ftW’- drive, 2 * car garage with MANCHESTER - , of an oncom iiy vehicle OMrat- pairs, sales, rotor bladas position In the office of a local AUTO BODY TO o r ^ , Mnd 50c In Anne Cabot, Tha nUhed rooms, bath, heat, hot I bedroom modem home ta ide^ BOLTON — 2 aijre wooded lot. ed by Dennis L. Bernter, 1*, ef ^^^^^roaeoutor John tem horda necticut Mortgage Exchange, breeiaway, kitchen has b i ^ ^3864 CHRYSLER New Yorker Sharpened; bicycle solea, serv­ AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS Bus Buntett, water, no children. IS Detauont| location. Shown hy appoliitmi^ trout straam, 7 years old i ^ t , 16 Lewis St, Hartford, doctor. AppUcant must be neat, • r ta own, range and dlehw^ Bast Hartford. Both vahlotea noBed tha omms o f Janet 4-door, automatic, power rteer- ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, a gbod typist, and able to meet Straet. only. Bel Air Real Batato, 648- complete bullt-ta kitchen. Sell- 149 W. lifiddle Tunplke, 649 8897. suffered considerable damage Oloda of ITOd Toitead T tk u . .. Ing, radio, whitewalls. Very the puMic. Pleasant stfrround- to service new niid need can. Ezpiirlenced men WORK 9862. tag for $18,900. CaU the R. F. and had to ha towed from the nhariKI with ialkira to graat , ^ood oondUion, 649-9429. 2096. VERNON —• Clean *-raom tar- CREDIT RATING tags, Ubsral benefits, sahury only. Most bave own tools. ^ lal-daaa madltag aM lOc Mlitaf room, 14x24 colwlal half o f tha htehwaar: Jaroraa **5br Utititea# maUtat lOf tor each pattern. Print Nama, nUhed a«»rtm«nt, *11 uUUUsa, t u c k ROAD — T room ChtemUd. 1981 CHEVROLET Impala Oon- HAVE PICK-UP Truck, will do UNNECESSARY commensurate with w ptr- for eaifk pattetn. Print Name, $M. weaUy; CaU after S week Uvtag room with fire* BOLTON—coty 5Vi raom Roaoh, A wrttteh w aning for loltow- Ortnar, K o f B * m ^ •ncs. References, both personal See T(«y Good At ' AddraM with Zon* dhd Pattern large paneled family roon^ '* tag too elosely waa teauad to gavSg athka trafflo ooatrol TPrUble, V-9, automatic, good odd Jobs, chain saw work, cord AddraM with Zone, Style daye, 876-70H. _ _ _ _ _ plaee, and walWo-waU carpet- flnl^oas, bullt-ta*, wall-to- taulU-taa, a flrepteoea, huge Hv- " oiDBdlUon. CaU 649-9476 or 649- wood for sale. 742-6016. Mortgage loans, first-seoand- and bustaess, required. Box 7 , Number. ’ . TuU ceUar with rao roonL liw room, 6-cor ierage, 16 the o p e 'n ^ of a trailer truck third, arranged. AU kinds of Herald. and Vlae. Bend 80c now tor your new '16 !*■ d h j f j E ^ J 3984. PAUL DODGE PONTUD. nHL MORIARTY BROTHERS Send'Mto today fcr the Spring aorainad ,summer eraodad o e n a .Hntm AftocYi STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, realty. Confidential-reasonable. and Summer '66 teaue of prload at **7,900. Wolverttm ^ 7 CHEVROLET, 4 - door fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Albert Burke Agency, 988 Mata, flS MAIN enUMIX-4EANCH|B8TB» fnmf-Hia-BiaB flMUoa — our eom*>teta pites sedan, good oonditioo, must AU concrete rapaira. Reason­ Hartford. OCflcs W>7971, Xve. LTOAL SDGRSnVKBT,. Mate- H 9I^^^'>R ead sMdAds. ably prleetL 648d)66L 242-MOO. ebastor. Write Bok H. HersM. m H. 848-2107. " i

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T h d W m ik m KONDAY, MARCH 15, 1965 Foreensf e f U. B. Woottaw Average Daily Net Preaa Ron PAGE TWENTY Tw t «ka Week Eodttd Partly rtendjr iKantt^rot^r lEpgtttttg l|graU> Mat* is, uss about m moetfir toir to with toereoetag elanHheita -h o u s e s p e c ia l - oenr 4*. Edson Bailey will speak to­ Nazarene Choir 14,110 morrow at 7:30 p.m. at a meet­ Regional College Formation nhw ««tha Au«t MaMhe$ler^ A City o f Vmage Charm About Town ing of lUing Junior High School In Town Sunday Danto at Mlllet't RasUuraiii tod Onnlatka PTO. His . subject will be S PRICE SEVEN CENTS •What's New in BMucatlon.” Before Two Groups Tonight preaeata hla (O m HCM AivartWM! «■ F>S* 2*) Itiss Nancy H. Holt, daiugh- The a ' OapalU. Choir and ter of iMr. and Mrs. Hannon G. The public is invited. Refresh­ BIANCHBSTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1965 ments will be served after the Braaa Knsambla o f Eaatera ( s i x t e e n PAGES) Holt of 489 Adams St.; and The formation of regional# *eea, and Manchester is financ­ HOUSE SPECIAL $3.75 VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 140 y t — Patricia Jean Mitchell, meeting. ed by tuition arid fees, and a Nazarene ^Ile|:a, Quincy, daugfhter of Mr. and Mrs. Grov­ community colleges wUl be yearly supplemental town ap­ Masa,» win pheaent a aervlce of Every Mon.. Tues., er I. MltcheU of 553 E. Center Members of Gibbon’s As­ foVemoet on the agenda of two propriation. Both use high sacrod music on fifonday at 7 ERESH SHRIMP COCKTAIL 8 t . recently sang with a 120- sembly, Catholic Ladles of Co­ meetings tonight. school facilities, although Man p.m. at the Church of the Na»; SOUP—TOSSED SALAD Events member chorus, which present­ lumbus. will play bingo tomor­ The first will be a short cheater Is acquiring a Nike site afene, 2M Mhlii St. n L E T MIONON with ONION » O'* ed Mendelssohn’s ■•Elijah" at row after a meeting at 8 p.m. "or possible use as a future U .S. Steel meeting of the executive com­ Dr. Paul 1. 'Wltlwerth, chair­ v e a l o u tl e t p a r m e o a n with m a n ic o t t i U. S. Ponders MarietU College. Ohio. Miss Both Parties Back at the K of C Home. Mrs. Sal­ campus. mittee of the MOC Cltlsene Ad­ man of the departn^eiit of music DESSERT and COFFEE In State Holt is a junior and Miss Mitch- vatore Fllloranio and Mrs. ------1^------is director of the group. Which all a freshman at the scljooi. Stephen Casalino are co-chair­ visory Council at 7:30 in the is making an extended cwicert For Thh Dinner You Must Have Reservations Given Bids Both are graduates of Man­ men of program for the meet­ high school. Out of it will prob­ Pupils to Hear tour through Maine, Rhode Is­ chester High School. ing. ^___ ably come a resolution seeking land, ■ New York, Maryland, ------HOUSE SPECIAL---- Dempsey OK’s •authorization from the town All-Boy Qiorus Pennsylvania. Ohio, 'Washing­ Hike in Force Miss Anne Fee of 80 Helalne The As.soclated Construction board of education to negotiate ton, p-p.^ imd Connecticut. By Union Rd. has been selected a class Co of Hartford, general contrac­ Fisced Meeting concerning the possibilities of a ' The'tlev. Stephen W. Niiaae. agent, and Anthony E. Celurza tor for the Highland Park School regionally operated community Children of Grades 4, 5 and 6 WASHINGTON (AP)-U.S. policy makers con­ Jr. of 131 N. Lakewood Circle, addition, has been flow ed a director- of development; and President on Voting college. are In for a musical treat this PITTSBURGH (AP) — ‘At -Any Time’ a class chairman for the 1965 contract reduction du^to lower Prof.. J. R. Naylor, director of CRE^^ANOR BEAUl t SALun sidering a further increase in Amencan forces m South Two other nearby towns. Wednesday when they will hear admissions, wlU be present , at The United Steelworkere Viet Nam, reportedly including possible dispatch of Bryant College AlurtiiU Annual actual cosU for concrete and East Hartford and Glastonbury, 360v MAIN STREET Giving Fund. soil compaction testing. A total Bufian Mom photo two concerts by the Columbus the service, to speak with jpro- Union presented some basic some units of Army troops. HARTFORD (AP) — aLso plan to present similar spectlve students and thelr par- IS EXTENDING FOR ANOTHER 'WEEK sistent reports here that a of 3310 will be credited .to the resolutions to their boards of Boychoir of Princeton, N.J. contract demands to U.S- A boost in U.S. manpower Gov. John N. Dempsey said Manchester WATES will contract, bringing its total to Supper Speaker ents. THEIR move was under lertaiB consld-, education sometime this month. Sponsored by the hoard of ed­ Steel - Corp. today and prtmftrtly to provide inoTo s6cu- today that the state’s f i­ meet tomorrow at the Italian 3472,204. Two Manchester residents eraUon. , __ .1 Very Few Dr. James A. Gettemy, presi­ The executive committee will ucation and the PTA’a, as a part ore members of the 28-volce Gef-Acquainted Special touched on economic issues rity and iuiixnt for American However, some well Informea nance commissioner and Highlights Americjui Club, Bldridge St. dent of HarUord Seminary adjourn at 8 to attend a meet­ opinMone in Viet Nam, Is Weighing in will be from 7 to of the Fine Arts Program, the oholr. They are WiUlaW'Adam- for the first time since in­ officials think that If and when budget director are ready Mountain Laurel Chapter, Foundation, will be the speak­ ing of the newly formed Con­ concerts win take place in the son sjid Dianne natt. Ueved to have been one of me combat troops are sent In th ^ 8. p.m. Mrs. Allan Hoffman, Sweet Adeline's Inc., will spon- er Thursday at Woodruff Hall, necticut Association for Public dustrywide bargaining re­ pooeihllHles discussed by («n . at any time to discuss fiscm program chairman. wUI present morning at Manchester High PERMANENT WAVE would be primarily for Of Text To Oppose .sor guest night on Thursday at Center Congregational Church. Community Colleges. Legisla­ School. sumed last week after a Harold K. Johnson, Army chief duty around me TJ.S. Installa- questions and to furnish a St. Patrick's Day program. 8 p.m. at 337 Wethersfield Ave., Wine ‘National Drink* of staff, when he visited Saigon Members are reminded that His topic wil! be "The Modern tive bills affecting community Immediately after each con­ h a i r c u t C A two-month recess. Uone and probably would be in figures to House Speaker Hartford. The women's barber­ Churchman in the World." His Hkst week. WASHINGTON (AP) — Here they will be penalised if they coUeges will be discussed with cert, the director of the na­ INCLUDED O a^W The ISO-member union negoti­ smaller unity and smaner num­ shop-style chorus directed by talk will be given after a spag­ tionally known choir will hold HONG KONG — The nearest The general reported to F r ^ - -J. 'Tyler Patterson, R-Old are textual highlights from His Plans do not wear something green, the view of backing one or more ating team worked until Mon­ bers ttion a division. Vincent A. Zito will entertain. hetti supper at 6:30 p.m., spon­ in a .special public hearing of auditions for boys intereMed in thing China' has to a national deht Johnson Monday In a 90- Two battalions of Marines Lyme- . Pretident Johnson’s address to UPirCTAUZING IN STYLING, TINTING, day midnight preparing Ite mlmite conference the President Refreshments will be served. sored by the Men’s Club of the the General Assembly’s educa­ attending the school. drink Is Shao-hslng, named for gtatement, wttlch included zuch Patterson rejected as a blind A study of sin and reconcilia­ H A m c ™ n G and HAIR CONDITIONING held with the Joint Chiefs of plus some smaJler units, to t"' Oongress on voting rights: WASHINGTON (AP) — church. tion committee next week. The school offers a regular the district In Chekiang Pro­ Items as overtime pay, griev nn* 8.600 officers and men, land- alley” Monday night an oner tion will be the theme of the Mrs. Nan Justice, a member During the supper there will academic progpum in Grades 4 vince where it la produced. It Staff at the White House. to dlscusa fiscal questions with I speak tonight for the dignity President Johnson drew third series of Lenten Studies In addition to the bill that Make An Early Appointment 643-4052 ance procedure, vocaUona, hoM The White House subsequently ^ In Soum Viet Nam last week of man and me destiny of de­ of the Metropolitan Camera be worship, group singing and through 9. with special em- is a fermented rice wine that and moved into position around Finance Commissioner George strong backing today from tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Fellow­ Manchester’s representatives days and arbitration proce­ disekwed that Gen. Johnson In­ Club in New York City, will fellowship. This is the first of pha.sis on musical training and tastes something tike dry sherry the U.S. air base at Da Nang. OonkUng and Budget Director mocracy. ship Hall of Second Congrega­ speak at a meeting of the Nut- have Introduced, it is expected dures. ^ . formed me President thM U.S. both Democratic and four Thursday supper meetings that other bills will come out concert experience. and is about as strong. The propoaols were reed to Planes from Da Nang as weU Fred Schuckman. . ^ There Is no cause for pride In tional Church. The public is wel­ megger Camera Club on Tie 26-boy choir will arrive Amboseador Maxwell D. Taylor The House Speaker had asked publican ranks in his call planned for Lent. of the recommendations recent­ U.S. iteel negotletore by Jomea as other poeitions In Southeast what has happened In Selma. come. Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Hilltop The speaker received an A.B. tomoiTow night and , the boys plans to come to Washington for Asia or fcom adreraft carrie^ Dempsey to pnovlde Information for speedy congressional ly made by the Governof’k Griffin, USW dletrlct director In consultations within me next House, Veterans Memorial degree from Allegheny College, will stay At Manchester homes Youngstown, Ohio, and chair off me coast have been used to me House Appropriations action to assure equal vo^ Hartford chapter of Parents Park, East Hartford. Her topic Study Commission on Higher four week*. Xt Ui understood that Our mission Is at once the old­ Meadville. Pa., and a B.D. de­ overnight. man of the union team. Incre^ngly In the tart m on^ Committee about an esUnmted est and most basic of this coun­ Without Partners will meet will be “ Evolution of the Way of Education. In addition to making a film OPEN 6 DAYS — THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M. he will arrive In about two million allocated to various ing rights for all Ameri­ gree from Union Theological One of the major recominen- Not included In the statement and a half to attack Oommvinlrt 311 try: To right wrong, to do jus­ Wednesday at Trinity Episco­ Seeing,’’ an explanation of her cA'iled "America's Singing weeka. state agendee that will n d be cans. . . pal Church, 120 Sigourney St., Seminary, New York City. He dations is that of a state sys were the key lames to tctol Job tmveU. They have bomlMfl tice, to serve man. philosophy of photography from did graduate work at Columbia Boys," the choir has sung with Gen. Johnson told newsmen spent by the end of the fiscal Addressing a joint ses­ Hartford. Atty. Leslie I. Na­ tern of h l^ e r education which ■ecurity end wages. Communist supply lines running Every American citiren must snapshots to abstracts. The pub­ Unive’-sity, New York School of the New York Philharmonic, the that more kjgirtlca forces through me Jungles of I^s, biennium. than of West Hartfort will would include state supported “ ProjxNNai have not been meaning supply troops — may have an equal right to vote. sion of Congress,- Johnson lic Is welcome. Social Work and the University and operated community .col­ Philadelphik Orchestra, and the completed concerning Incen Viet Cbog troop concentrations The governor had proposed speak on "Understanding the Bach Aria Group. go Into Viet Nam to Improve that GOP leaders discuss melr There is no reason which can said Monday night that Legal Aspects of Divorce . . . of Edinburgh, Scotlaind. He was leges. The commission suggests ttves. Job oloastfloatlone, ap- In South Viet Nam and military A four-week course in Hema­ awarded a D.D. degree from supply operations. He kBpt open questions wim Oonkling ^ and excuse the denial of that right "the time for waiting is Is Reform Needed r ' A coffee that the colleges be in the fol­ nUcesWpe. seniority oirf me poBslbimy of sending com­ bases in North Viet Nam. tology and Microbiology, spon­ Allegheny College and a L.H.D. lowing areas: Hartford-Man- 6 f t c o u r s e jP 1 lOUSE &. HALE inlng,” the etatement added. An attack carried out against Schuckman. Yet the harsh fact is mat In gone . • . from outside this Ume at 7:30 p.m. will precede sored by the Hartford County C bat forces, saying he thought Patterson said on Monday that many places in mis country the meeting, which is open to degree from Adelphi College, chester, Norwalk. Stamford. MARIN CITY, Calif. (AP) — MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER The union presentation came Nwth Viet Nam . Monday hit an chamber is the (outraged Association of Medical A.s.sist- Walter Beavers’ car and boat there would be no specific com­ the governor’s reply “ was unre­ men and women are kept from all who au-e a single parent Garden City, N.Y. Waterbury - Torrington, N e w at the first Joint meeting this bat forces assigned to Sovth ammunition depot at Phu conscience of a nation— tha ants will be held at Mount Sinai He is a member of Phi Beta London-Norwich, and New Ha- trailer parted compemy on High­ week ct oU negoUatore for the only 100 miles south of U« sponsive.’’ voting simply because mey are either by death or divorce. Hospital, 500 Blue Hills Ave., Viet N«m by me United States Negroes. grave concern of many na­ Thoae wishing additional in- Kappa, and is on the board of ven-Bridgeport. way 101. The trailer veered to­ union and U.S. Steel. The 10 oth­ Norm Vietnamese capital « Hartford. Robert Davidson, di­ ward the dividing .strip, and the at this stage. __^ Hanoi. This is the farthest north Every device of which human tions— and the harsh judg­ directors of Connecticut Coun­ Of the only two community er major producers Involved In Gen. Johnson Is underwood to Mental Health formaUon may cal' rector of the hospital laboratory, cil of Churches, Connecticut 15-foot outboard pitched into the American plant*-have bombed ingenuity is capable has been Carlson, president, 80 St. John colleges In the state now—Man­ the bargaining also weea meet- favor me assignment of an HARTFORD (AP)—A parade ment of history on our will conduct the cla.sses which Half-Way House, Inc., Japan grill 'of an oncoming bus. since such air strikes wzre used to deny this right. /~- chester and Norwalk — Nor­ .A MOD-ish YOU tag In general eeoelon, premmo«- Army division to South Viet of witnesses urged support Mon­ acts.” St. begin Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Internationa! Christian Univer­ walk is financed by tuition and Splinters, but no injuries. My for the earns purpose. started Feb. 7. There will be a registration fee Nam and there have been per day of legislation that, would im­ For the fact is that the only He said "m a cries of pata, Past Chiefs Club, EVaughters sity Foundation, Inc., and Unit­ ibi«e the n major way to pass these barriers is to and the hymns and protsrts o< for members and non-members. ed Church Beard of World Min­ icoumed tmlka wMh the United prove facilities for treatment of of StcoUa, wUl meet tomorrovv me mentally handicapped. show a white skin. oppressed people’’ must be an­ All medical a.s.sistants in the istries. Steelworkers kut week at 7:46 p.m. at the home ro- Judge Delays Rule S o u m ^ ! States primaitiy af- •ending -aid to toe Viet Oon«Gong ntOikioiw.“ wcre contrary to the But even If jse P“*» dent J«bsK e Monda yin a 90- fted DeadTlComt me battle win not be over. What Legal Advice guerrillas In me Soum. Gromy nrovisions of the civil service feoted — threatened delaying b» wlU be tofd tills would not commlsskm and a valid regula­ happened in Selma Is part of a tactics against m s legtartotion, R i f f E S Based in P k irt far larger movement. It is the "ifisw HAVEjT(AF) - “ Th» Mcessortly spaU di»m to r tion of me commlation.’’ •wMch Johnson said he •would poor citleen wha doesn't know Vlst Oong If, os the Oommunms 'Ihe.high court decition up­ effort of American Negroes to On Right to March send to Oongress Wednesday secure for mernselves me full Ms rights and couldn’t they repraoent a national On Estimates held an eartier ruling by Su­ after outlining it to congression­ JUNIOR DRESSES legal services H he did, vfill uptiting, me sources said. perior Oourt Judge John R. blessings of American life. al leaders today. Fm aroLM s SECOND FLOOR get free legal advice WASHINGTON (AP) — The thim , wWch me group of 29 po- Their cause must be our Sen. AUen J. EHlender, D-La., In return, me British would Mcemen and 24 firemen had op- MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP)—A federal judge with­ plan endorsed by the Oooneott- tmdertoke to persuade me Unit­ Defense Department said, In cause toO, because it is not Just .said he would filibuster against w r i H I>eeded. Negroes but rewlly it 1s all of us, held today an immediate decision in the court fight by 'm e measure. cut Bor Association. . . . ed {Ratea to halt Its air rtiikes effect, today mat only port of The plan, colled Legal Asew- •who must overcome me crip- civil rights attorneys for an (Jrder permitting a right- Rep. Emanuel (Jeiler, D-N.Y.> against North Viet Nam. Gen Harold K. Johnswi's esti once AeeoclaUon. which ran Into The British feel a formal No Benefit* legacy of bigotry and In­ to-vote highway march from Selma to Montgomery. said his House Judiciary Gom- mate of 76,000 Oommunlsts justice. And we shall overcome. strong owiosiUon from the New cease-fire would be too ditflcult HARTFORD (AP)—The Con­ U.S. Dist. Judge Frank M.^ mlttee would start tteatings on Haven fSunty Bor to supervlae since mere Is no killed In Soum Viet Nam was meted, gas-masked troopers me bill a week from today and based on verified reports. ^ necticut Supreme Osurt of Er­ Now let none of us. In any sec­ Johnson Jr. said upon comple­ MANCHESTER lost fall, was approved by the fixed t a » t In the Vietnamese rors ruled today that me mom- tion of testimony in a five-day moved In among me demonstra­ predicted House action by early WORLD FAMOUS OomecUcut Bor Monday. ^__^ The Pontagen saM the Viet tion, look wim pridetful right­ tors aifter the gas barrage was next month. Senate, leadera Oong toll listed for 1964 and so sr of a man kfiled In an Indus­ eousness on me troubles in an­ hearing that he would hand The CJouncll. governing b ^ y Once m# lighting rtops, me trial accident was not entitled down a decition as soon os poa- laid. He said they had no In­ were uncertain on a timetable. UBLIC MARKE •f the Bar Aseoclatlon, decided Brttirti want to launch negotia­ far In 1966 is based on actual other section or me problems of structions to do that. The bill will coll for appoint­ BERKSHIRE count of CJommunlst bodies. to workmen’s compensation ben­ our neighbors. There Is really sible. 803-805 MAIN STRFtT that the program did not con­ tions for a settlement mat would avU rights attorneys filed ment of federal registiara by G This total comet to about 20,800 efits because she had “ sufficient no piu^ of America where the The final witness was Maj. stitute “ unauthorised prsctlM safeguard me International stat­ means at hand” for meeting her John Oloud, commander of state with me court a proposed plan the eSvU Service Commission to STOCKINGS of IftW,” M lonie members of us and Internal stability of enemy dead. ^ promise of equality has been of march if and when it is un guarantee that idl qualified per­ It is not known now me living expenses. troopers who used clubs and TU ES. and the New Haven Bor had con­ Soum Viet Neun. The British Mrs. Quinta GasJliardl, of New fully kept. tear gas March 7 to break up dertaken. . sons are permitted to •vote in Lovely spring shades, all with the fab­ tended. The county bar hod re­ feel tWa would prohaNy Involve figures were arrived at prior to Let each of us look •within our The proposed plan sold state areas where fewer than 80 per 1064, me Pentagon said. Britain, appealed a ruling by a me first attempted march from FIRST CLASS CAN ferred the queetion to me stole international supervision, possi­ workmen's comi)eneotion com- own hearts and our own com- Selma to me state capita). and county officials, the Justice cent of those qualified are regis­ W ED . bly by the United Notions, of me U.S. officials on me spot ha’ve munitleB, and let each of us put Department and the federal tered, or where fewer than 00 ulous Nyloc^^* run barrier at top and toe. eouncll. sold that Viet (3ong casualty mlstioner, which found thstt al- The- tall, dsu'k-haired Oloud MEAN THIS -4 ^ The experiments! prograrn, fl- border bstween North and Soum our shoulder to me wheel to root tesUfled that the troopers fired court will be given at least 48 per cent voted in lart year’s Mnced by grants from the Ford out injustice ojlfcever It exists. hours notice of the jx-oceMion. presidential election. Viet Nam. ^ ^ (Bee Page laght) (Bee Page Eight) tear gas into me crowd without SPECIALS! FoundsUon" the NaUonsl Lagol TWiBi eouM be oonhioted a command from ham — al­ The statement said the t i ^ ch Justice Department officials Aid and Defender Aseoclatlon though he said he was attempt­ would require five days 'fiom said this would apply to me Just 1 .3 5 and the Meyer Reoesrch Instl- ing to give me order. states of Alabama, Mississij|ti, tuU, will eeUbUsh three offices Cloud said some of me hel- (See Page Eight) LS^uiaiana, Virginia, (Seoi^a U rn m ^ o n u n f ta poor neighborhoods. and Soum COiqHna. Fewer than r The offices will be- staffed hdl 60 per cent voted in Alaska, but° •MOKn.«S»«DORLKSS time by la'wyers, paid by the officiala blamed tide on cold CORNED BEEF hosiery—main floor Tensions Abroad weamer, lather than . (fiscrlm- OAS DISPOSER LAA, who will counsel p » p l« who omerwlse could not affora ination. legal advice, and notify them of Johnson called on OongreaS'>> their rights. _ ’ v-ork nights and weekends if In a statement Monday, Ber­ Threats in Cyprus; necessary to pass (he voting nard H. Treger. president of the rights bUl. Formfit|Rogers Connecticut Bor Association, "Tliere must be no delay, or no hesitation, or no compromisa **“ In connection with President Protests by Arabs wim our purpose,” he said. Johnson's War onijioip'overty, tbs !S., ' \ DRESS-SHAPERS (Bee Page Eight) (Bee Page ThrM) NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) —<**>y the Turkish government that INSTEAD POWDER BUFF Turkey and the Greek Cypriots the Greek Cypriots planned a swapped threats today as ten­ general attack on the Turkish sion on the island continued to (Cypriot community. ■ OF THIS “ We are going to do every Sugar Cured— Fresh From The Brine Barrel LaBelle Calls mount. Bulletins The Greek Cypriot guard thing possible to iivrtd incidents decidedly “in” for spring and to lessen me tension,” he LEAN, CENTER CUT , headquarters said' a Greek Culled from AP Wires On Coroners Cypriot soldier was killed Mon­ said. rvA -' The headquarters -at the U.N. ► CHUCK PIECES V. 79c day and two others were wound­ peacekeeping fored on Cypi:us ed by Turkish Cypriot fire in the JAIL AOCIDBNT CROSS CUT PIECES ____ provocative skin-tone said hundreds of shots were ex­ T o Curb News] Lefka area on the northwest HARTFORD (API— Jobe Nude-sy bra! Practically in­ changed between the-Greek and coast. Turkish CyprioU Friday and Clroosta, 35, a Hartford CEN TER CUT MIXED u. 79c Gen. George Grivas, com­ visible under i>ale shades, HARTFORD (AP) - Saturday In the Lefka area but State JaB inmate, was ta sensational under dark col­ Arty. John D. LaBelle says a mander in chief of the Cyprus no casualties were reported. critical condltioB today at St, RUMP PIECES Lb. 89c elompdown on news Inyolvl^ army, flew to Athens to confer Several bursts of gikifire were Franoia Hoapital after losing rOUNDA’nONB ons. Powder Buff in 82A- Greek military leaders. He erimlnal orreeta should Include wim heard mere Monday. hto right arm Ic. a JoU lauw- YES... tliii is t great tine to join UGH* Also: Fancy boneless brisket, lean, mixed, rolled MAIN FLOOR 38C. information -from the oorooer, told newsmen In Athens: "If | dry oeeident. Doctors tried ta . • (the loyal asiociation of Unsightly Carbagecan Haters) orU1 Aiaieflat. LaBelle saUl Monday be wi Turkey bombs Cyprus, It will sew bock the badly mangled One Solid Head of New 3.50, trying to fiU what appears to be receive an immediate and Lebanon- onu, severed above the el­ Why put up with o4«ri, maai, lira hazards in or around your homt? Simply CABBAGE FREE a loophole In his newly anj smashing answer.” BEaRUT, Lebanon, (API — bow, but were masaoceeofnL with each purchoM of our’ Lonf leg pantie, feather light nounc^ policy of no pntiM Turkey’s armed forces went Demonstrations ogoMst West CtroosU, serving a year for on me alert. Air force pitots violating probattoB, nleo suf­ Join UGH and go First Clam with a im ait naw Warm Morning C ai Dispoior. DeUcious Corned Beef! power net, nylon tricot front and puWloHy that pould p w J o ^ -7 ,-b ' < Germany erupted in the Arab FREE!! b * right to fair trial in eshninal were ordered to stay 'at their world today as establitiiment of fered several bcokea ribs, %. Only tablo high and 18" aguaro, with Warm Morning Cat DispoMr eon- side control panels. No-roll waiat Canatitutiw P l«»! It’i regarded ee . model of redevelopment effort. (Herald photo by Pinto.) bases. Press reports said a 88- diplomatic relations brtwoen broken ooUarboM nad a beel^ aumoa all hurnabla traih and food waito — wot or dry — for just ponniof SAVE ON THESE SPECIALS! band. White or .Powder Buff. **M*the Hartford Oounty pros*- shlp naval force sailed for the West Germany and Isihel drew oa shottlder blnde> •utor's request, local M>d Mediterranean from me port of near. ' Freehljr Oroimd, Leon, Reg. 59c Izmir. Government, sources said a l a r m IPtOADCABT a day. Safo. Sanitary. Smokoloia and odorlou. lu llt to laat yoars aftar you'vn poUce departmanta we refusinr The Bonn government said to give newsmen M ttle------me ships were on routine mar NEW YORK (AP) — Pe- forgoHnn what barroMugging was liko. HANBURE (Save lOc)^ lb. 4 9 C 8.00 two floors of Ita embosoy in m»n me name of the S Connecticut Looks to Redevelopment neuvers. B agdad, Iraq, wore burqod out Hde toroodenot an alonn t o - , •nd the oham after Turkey warned Monday It day for Ghriatopker Ly*ell» Ina ut about a Warm Morning Cat Diapeaor now. $199.95, including aoal Ground Freak. Bog. iBe ■High cut briefs for sportswear, would reaume air attacks during a demonstration. And criminal Bxrtm- . sd their renuuiiuca, remainder, red eveltj^ — >nt i hM Baghdad radio said lO.OOejraqls 17, m husky Negro yoathr Iswunwear. In natural color, Pow- LaBeUe noted Monday that da inmUn their home# or spend against ms Greek Cypriots if wonted tor queotfontag o h o # •f normal Inatallation. CHUOK BEEF (SavelOo) Ib. f (TOPEOR’B NOTE; After » eiow ful allure. So much so, ta fact, morchsd on me embossjt; The 59 'der Buff. toiled facU about homi­ wftktnir hounie on. a per caplU baeU^ Connecticut they dW not wimdraw from po- the staying of a white ye«tlt. •tiU to the 19 .b.790 Aaooelstod Press Writer mixture of g o e L W and todj*ese»^ aofaged In It am atiU teM**!* of pmae for shoitiy hefese q k atota’a atiomey he S-- tnoBtiv bfluu itiSiiflteywsS* to $179.95. • ‘ BYma the airv Oopnectiout still has M ^ O n e thing no redevelopment MahirttakJ&iltt. ef day. 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