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VOL. LXXXin, NO. 117 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1964 Ricksha Driver Seized In Viet Nam Bombing ng On Bettermg U.S. Security I SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P )— Police seized a j wounded r cksha driver as a prime suspect today in a U.S. theater bombing Sun­ day that k'lled three Amer­ icans, including p heroic Marine captain cut down by debris as he shouted a warning. The shattering bla.st wounded 81 othe:’ Americr ' p ‘t’ r>’ e Vietnamese in the bloodiest ter­ rorist attpc’" *0 date on Ameri­ cans in Saigon. The Mnri’e captain saw a Vietnamese in white shirt and dark trousers da.sh into the the­ ater lobby and drop the bomb. The CP ;t"in ran i~to tlie the­ ater shouting; "Everyone get down! TTiere's a bom b!’’ The warning saved many of the 500 pe’’sons ' side a-nm death but the captain fell be­ neath the flying debris. One of the dead was a Mili­ •inaisssisittA' tary Pollcei ian shot v-hlle on General (later admiral) George (Joeeph Qarman) Washing* ington are Lt. Col. Bernard Apter, Brig. Gen. Creighton guard outside the theater. The ton, with a flagleee staff, musters his crew of merchant vol­ Shoor, Col. Paul Mlsseri, Lt. Gen. Frederick Nasslff, MaJ. body of the third American was unteers in front of the submarine Irex, preparing a sea Gen. James DeRocco, and Col." Phillip Harrison. (Herald badly mangled. hunt for the enemy — High Prices. Accompanying Wash­ photo by Oflara.) "As soon as we got the warn-1 ing,” said Sgt. l.C. Lloyd B. Members of a U.S, and Vietnamese bomb squad sift through debris following Gage of Caldwell, Idaho, "ev ­ blast in Saigon movie theater yesterday. (AP Photofsx.)______Charge of the Price Brigade! Cyprus Fight eryone Jumped down or started I Events j moving away from the rear I wall of the theater. Goes Before I "I saw the orange flash of the explosion, and I saw debris fall-' Region Smackedl^^^ In State ing from the ceiling. A lot of I Gen. George (Joe) JJN Council people were scrambling around In Iwo Days under the seats. No one . was | UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. screaming, but there was a lot Piiiney - Conkling (AP)—The Cyprus dispute goes of noise.” By Sneak Storm On Tax suce Now an Admiral! before the U.N. Security Coun­ Tbe U.S. charge d’affaires, David G. Nes, met with Pre­ Debate G>ntinues cil today as Britain and the WASHINGTON (AP)—Senate- United States seek to hedd off mier Nguyen Khanh to discuss BOSTON (AP)—^A sneak northeast storm whipped better security measures for House conferees resume work military intervention by 'Diriiey by gale force winds deposited up to 18 inches of snow today on the tax bill with tiie HARTFORD (APy—Republl- Taking advantage of a (kivering storm that had Navy and Greece. the nearly 10,000 Americans in iBearle Saigon. He said Khanh pro- and caused at least 13 deaths in New England. expectation a compromise , can State Chairman A., mn^. huddling iiiside warm wardrooms, a stalwart The council debate, requested measure may be woiked out lav , . Plnney hSs elded with OOP _____^.df^Maiichester merchants braved yesterday’s bliz- by . both Britain and Cyprus, was posM • two-hatlon council of Temperatures dropped into^ six hi rn'iltlMftTfi"ItTlitr emergen­ the 'teens over mucji of the poles snapped under high winds, WAdnesday. - eriUca who don't like the way This could mean the measure ^ ' ->«Clroiiec. ut’e Finance Advisory zard to spring a surprise attack on the U.S. Navy sub-, cy motjolv .ot ' improving area after the storiii passed Sun- b r ^ ln g main power lines. marine base hi Groton. ------" international force naked would be feody for President"' ^ ■Commilttee ' ^p$ mlTutes. ' to the United Nations. Its pur­ security. toy. Many highways, cleared of Homes were without heat and Led by the indomltaible Gen­ Tlttee U.8. aceurity men were all but an inch or two of packed electricity for more than three Johnson’s signature by ncod •The commlttM "is in dlr'ect ^licuously at toad aide before pose would be to prevent anoth­ week, opening the way for high­ violation of the law in two eral Qedrge (Jonsph Oarman) seeking secret entrance. er general outbreak of fighting named on the council, which snow, became covered by sheets hours in Wellfleet, ’Truro and held its first meeting this of ice. Provlncetown. er paychecks for the average areas,” Plnney charged In a Washington, the gto>9 of Colo­ They Included; General Wash­ between the Greek and Turkish taxpayer by mid-March. weekend statement nial ‘^storm” troopers ntealthily ington, alias Joseph Garman of Cypriot communities. afternoon. The wind, clocked at 92 miles Logan International Airport in Vietnamese officials were in­ Boston was closed in midafter­ The conferees are trying to He asserted minutes of the boarded the U.SB: Irex — an Corel Caeuals, Main St.; The United States and Britain an hour at Truro on Cape Cod, iron out differences between the anU-dulmiarine warfare craft vestigating the possible involve­ noon. By 10 p.m., two runways ' meetings are not kept in an "ac­ Lt. Col. Bernard Apter, Regal fear that another serious out­ lashed coastal communities, 611.2-bilMon tax cut passed by built in 1M4— and took charge. Men’s Shop, Main St.; ment of police in the theater built up huge drifts and created had been cleared for limited cessible place,” as required by break would prompt Turkey and bombing. One U.S. witness said take-off service. .The Cape Cod the House and the |11.9-billion the state’s right-to-lmow law. Their mieelon: t o eeek out, Brig. Gen. Creighton Shoor, Gree< e to send in troops to back blizzard-like conditions. red' tion approved in the Sen­ hunt down and destroy High he saw the only Vietnamese po­ Canrl was reopened atS;80 p.m. The minutes he added, must Shoor Jewelers, Main St:; up their Cypriot kin. The result liceman on dpty pedal away on In Maine, four women after being closed seven hours ate. Prices in time for Manchester’s Col. Paul Mlsseri, Paul’s could be a war between Turkey drowned when their car slid off ' record the vote of each mem- a n n u a l George Washington his bicycle a few mlnut^ be­ by wind-blown snow. Although the pace in commit­ _ ber, o r a state statute Isi vio­ Paints, Main St.; and Greece, eastern anchors of fore the explosion. U.S. Route 1 and landed upside During the full fury of the tees was expected to pick up. Birthday Sale on Saturday. Lt. Gen. Frederick Nasslff, the North Atlantic Treaty Or­ down in a Passamaquoddy Bay lated. Arrtvsng at the base’s main ’The U.S. command in South storm, visibility was almost Congress generally planned an­ Republican members of the Nasslff Arms, Main St.), ganization. Viet Nam ordered security cove at Robbinston. zero on most hUdiways in Mas­ other light week. te early Sunday morning, the MaJ. Gen. James DeRocco, of , committee loot a move last Stactament mustered Incon- measures tightened to protect At least nine other persons, sachusetts, Mainel New Hamp­ The controversial civil rights * Thursday to have committee Sears Roebuck Co., Parkade; (See Page .Eight) American personnel In the cap­ six in Massachusetts and three shire and Vermont. bill-cornerstone with the tax I,,- sessions recorded on tape. And Col. Phillip Harrison, ital from terrorism by the Com­ In Connecticut, died from heart Traffic generally was light but cut of the Johnson administra­ Asked to comment on Pln- Harrison’s, Main St. munist Viet Cong. On Feb. 9, attacks brought on by shoveling in Vermont and New Hampshire tion’s legislative program—was Unions / Ask LBJ Affecting nonchalance, the ney’s charges. State Finance Officials Divided two bombs exploded under the snow or from storm-caused ex­ there was a considerable flow of expected to arrive at the Sen­ Commissioner George C. Conk­ detachment marched with bleachers of a softball field near haustion. skiers trying to heat the storm ate’s door today. The 11-part ling said a stenographer makes Decide on Grain muffled steps behind the turned On Rocket Value Ssdgon Airport, killing two U.S. Eighteen inches of snow fell home. omnibus measure received 290- ^ notes at meetings. Some of the backs of the military sentries, enlisted men and injuring 23 oth­ In the Plymouth, N.H., area. Coa:3t Guard crews fought 130 approval from the House last . notes are later transcribed. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (A PI- stole silently through a bewil­ er Americans. Lebanon, N.H., had 14, Wor­ wild-seas to tow the fishing ves­ week. The untranscribed notes can Maritime union officials asked dering maze of barracks and WASHING’TON (AP) — Omi- Although police declined to cester and Bedford, Mass., 12, sel Mother Francis to Nantucket Senate Majority Leader Mike b e transcribed m i request at his President Jcdinson today to In­ aecurity fences, and arrived gress reportedly has received discuss the ricksha boy’s sus' Brunswick, Maine, 11, Boston, Island. It became disabled 40 Mansfield of Montana, by a par­ office, Conkling said. tervene personally In a labor shortly at the piers. contradictory testimony on the I pected role In the bombing, the 10, Hartford, Conn., 8 and Mont­ miles of Great Round liamentary maneuver, can keep "I cannot tmderstand why the dispute over the loading of Overcoming the sentry (with reliability of missiles from Sec- shooting and blast apparently pelier, Vt., 6. Shoals. Nine men were aboard. this bill pending on tiie Seqata Democrats would be afraid of wheat for the Soviet UnlMi to laughter)—Brig.~ Gen. Shoor - retary of Defense Robert 8. M e -1 were the work of a highly skilled The storm closed airports, all ’The storm moved out to sea desk after a first reading. avert "an international crisis.” was grazed on the forehead Namara and Air Force Chief o f' terrorist team. but immobilized highway travel south of Nova Scotia Sunday This will give him control over (Bee Page BlgM) The Maritime Trades Depart­ when a fellow skirmisher Staff Gen. Curtis LeMay. | Witnesses saw at least two and caused power failures in night. Sunny skies and cold when he wants to Join battle on ment of the ABXrCIO also took brought hls' flag rather too Informed sources on Capitol • terrorists. ’They said one shot the dozens of communities. weather were forecast for to­ it with the Southerners, who are a sharp vsriial slap at Secretary smartly to the fore— the de- Hill report that the two, in se- military policeman at close On C3ape Cod, several utility day. set to stage a bitter filibuster. of Oommeroe Luther H. Hodges tachment mustered once more ! cret testimony before the House range. Another hurried into the The latest word .was that a for accusing ths unions of try­ on the dock for a ceremonial Armed Services Committee, dif­ theater with a canvas stachel. farm bill combining relief for ing to make U.B. torelgn policy picture, to the rhythmic pound­ fered not only'^ their general A third man — or woman — cotton textile mills and a volun* News Tidbits by threatening to boycott the ing of a soggy drum, played estimates of reliability but in may have been Involved. tary wheat control pn»ram will A U.S. military spokesman from the AP Wires wheat shipments. wrong side up. the specific figures they cited as 900 Jurors in Panel be brought up in the Senate be­ Earlier, top maritime union With flags flying, the Coloni­ evidence. said the lone Vietnamese civil fore civil rights. Wheat spokes­ officials rejected the personal als approached the first major Differences between McNa­ policeman on duty outside the men have said the law must be plea of the assistant secretary obstacle in their campaign— the mara and LeMay could have po­ theater was seen ^dating away Princess Lee RadxiwiU, sister of labor, James J. Reynolds, Icy gangplank. tent politiceti repercussions. Sen. on a bicycle shortly before the For Jack Ruby Trial (See Page Eight) I t of Mrs. John F. Kennedy, wins dent here by the President be­ Buffeted by blasts of chill Barry Goldwater of Arizona has attack. Romaa OatboUo aaanlment of cause of the. threatened boycott. winds, the detachment lost both raised the question of missile re­ TTie MP was killed by a sin­ her ant marriage permitting A unanimously adopted reao- headgear and composure as liability during his campaign gle bullet through the neck. At DALLAS ,Tex. (AP) — Jackfstreet from tiie building vdiere her and her second husband to Ruby goes to trial In Dallas to­ the assassin lurked and then ^have a church wedding. . ,A (Bee Page Four) (See Page Four) (See Page Eight) (See Page Four) day, accused of "murder with fired at Kennedy. ’ handful of NatlonaUsU Ohlnsse malice’’ in a strange case over­ Defense lawyers indicate that Bulletins •reported holding Chlang KSl- shadowed by the unanswered they will try to go into the cir­ Culled from AP Wires jriiek’s embassy in Paris, braced questions in the assassination of cumstances of the presidentta ,«for any attempt by toe Bed CBI' President John F. Kennedy. murder, as an integral part of 'neee to take, over the taxarloas Rubens Work An unprecedented panel of 900 the caise for Ruby. four-story bpildlng. jury candidates—nearly double Dallas County Dlst. Atty. TO MEET IKE . MultlpM-dAtb arts in vari­ the normal number—has been Henry M; Wade says Oswald’s ' WASHINGTON (AP) — ous p a ra of tho nation yastor- Taken, Value called in order to qualify 12 as giiilt or innocence is immaterial Prealdent Johnson and Presi­ day 18 llvas InOlndlBg unprejudiced. in Ruby’s trial. dent Adolfo Lopez Mateos of ghoso of IS oblldiea. . .Gsner- Ruby, 52 ,a pale, pudgy night The key phrase in the indict­ Mexico 'wiU confer Friday *A1 Manager Rudolf Bing ro One M illion club operator, shot Lee Harvey ment of Ruby says he “ did then and Saturday In Southern aelnds his order banning stand- Oswald, a self-styled Marxist, and there ^ t h malice afore­ OaUforala and will interrup* Aes from the Metropolitan two days after the president thought kill Lee Harvey Oswald their talks to meet, with for­ BRUSSELS, Belgium by shooting him with a gun. Opera House after getting (AP)— Rubens painting was killed in Dallas and Oswald mer President Dwight D. Ei- promise that regular standlng- was charged with murdering This is equivalent to a charge seidiower »t Palm Springs, valued at a milUon dollars of murder In the first degree In yoom patrems would control any was stolen during the week­ him. The meeting with Elsenhow­ The trial is starting In A other states. It carries a maxi­ er Friday was announced to­ tooublemaken. end from the Bntssele Mu­ mum penalty of execution in the ■ Oroes ■examination o f Frank courtroom directly across the day by the White Boose, seum of Anrient art electric chair. The minimum la ^iUutra Jr. in the young aing- Ooniervator P. H. Rob- which made publlo a sehedule two years in prison. for Johnson’s sessions with ~^a kidnaping case is scheduled erts-Jones toM newsmen Wade says he will demand ' "to resume amid defense tinrs the painting, the Negro's Sweeping Victory the death penalty. In 28 murder Lopez Mateos. <«iint the nlleged vletlra might head, 1! ^ at least a trials, Wade has obtained 24 befolenaed to go to Europe. . . LANIXHABK BUUNG I, but he said For Papandreou convictions. Dlidnmata of (he OrganltatifB woitid prob- R' jy’s trial, it appears ndW, WASHINGTON (AP) - - 1* of-Amfwlcan Btatos draft a ma landmark amnutamn dedslon,oeoiMunf themiv it Su- gfiy exceeded in ATHENS, Greece (AP)—Elder will develop Into a battle of psy­ telfi^ la horned at eveia chiatrists. prema Oourtrheld today that tto dIspate baOnieB was put far statesman George Papandreou His defense - will-, pivot on a “ aqosJ rapiesetttatten f o< r ■taMs^and Fanan will form a new Greek govern­ claim of temporary insanity, equal annben of people” Is CBianeellor *^I,^dwig Bthaid the Constltuttaa’e ~ ohJecUve or thllvss M i- ment backed by a - solid major­ the assertion that he became and Mayor WUty Vf - museum through ity in Parliament following his unhinged with grief by the for the UJS. House of Repre­ ''to press their demr roof from a ecaf- moderate Center Union party’s death of the president.. sentatives. Ths deolalflo was '"term passt l t** on houses being sweeping election victory. His chief defense counsel, 8-8, with Justtee dark eoa- • BerUn^to Coni' Papandreou, 76, vras expected Melvin Mouron Belli of San ouirlng In part and diaaenU J ^ t the museum, nspnlat the they eltmbed down a 20- at the royal palace Tuesday to Francisco, said; "The most im­ lag In part. Dtsseatlngsting all- ' nimauncMnent sairs. tbot ro^ ladder, toto the accept King Paul's summons to portant aspect of it (the trial) out, Justtee ' ■ I said o o ly T E w M. .Cohn’s attoiney will be the psychiatric testimo­ 81 m ta tm a o i Isderal court to dlsm to ns pat^Hag^and e a n ^ i v the form a new Cabinet. It will be ; hls ti- .i’s government - in - exile of P. John Perham to make ap­ drea MuUen, Rtoard Papanoe, and includintr mously to call the Rev. Mr. \ PLUS 10% OF THE DIFFERENCE. Cknover after yesterday’s morn- properly to record the Handel during World War n and was plication for a used «ar dealers B iu oe Perkins, Christopher Orgsn Ooncertl wHh due au­ the country’s first postwar pre­ Hasb,8(ichard Scdters,Paul Sa- EILEEN FARRELL—Connecticut’s own Soprano Ing worship service for which he ' Signed thenticity. license. He can now apply to the gave the sermon. At the meet-1 On Nationalh FAMOUS BRMID mier, until January, 1946. HO vaetano, Marilyn Sears, Robin — of the Metropolitan Opera Company. . Mm Handel Is not on record as has been elected to Parliament motor vriiicles ‘department for Potter, Psaridc Shennan, David ing members of the pastoral to whetbsr be thought tbia was 13 tim es. permission to carry on such a Storrs, Donald Storrs, Oarolyn committee, who have been a good oegen, and the record­ business. Before applying to the JAN PEERCE—Tenor—Also of the Metropolitan searching for a minister since The election also carried into Trask, Susan Welles and Judith ing engineers employed acouaUc motor vehicles department he GhappriL Opera Company the resignation of the Rev. materials to altsr the sound of Parliament Papandreou’s son, had to have permission from the Theodore Chandler last March, Andreas, too recently re­ Grade 9, Terry Anderson, CAROL SMITH—Contralto Asd We Back It h Writia^ th e church itself, but the local board. There seems to be Linda Bronowitz, John How­ were given a standing vote of APPUANCES! TK STEREOS! RAUiiS! nounced U.S. citizenship to enter cultists are happy. They have an a lot of red tape involved be­ thanks. The committee, chaired Greek politics. land, Edward King, Thomas NORMAN FARROW—Baritone “authentic” recording. Biggs fore Perham can get started in Lowery, Katherine Mahr, by Alden Chick, Included Miss Andreas, 45, served in the U.S. Ella Sumner, Mrs. Emerson could have dons better on the his new business venture. Catherine McLain, Patrick Mini­ baroque organ at Harvard’s Navy during the war and be­ JULIUS BAKER, Flute— ROBERT BLOOM, Oboe. Bosworth, Mrs. Harold William­ cam e a citizen In 1946. H « has Drildt Worries Boiuri cucci, Donald Peridns, Peter Fogg Art Musaom, wttb mem­ Finance Board members are BERNARD GREENHOUSE, CeUo—OSCAR son and Thomas Johnson. Wal­ Cod Fillet bers of the Boston Symphony, teught at Harvard, the Univer- P oucel, D oroth y P urvis, Lais ter Waddell was chairman until concerned by an estimated defi­ for far less money, but tt would alty of Minnesota and the univ­ Purvis, Mary Rizy, Aim Roy, SHUMSKY, Violin he resigned for health reasons ersity of (Jahfomia (Berkeley). cit of $4,315 in the regional Merrilyn Siwek, Joseph Wilks not have been “autbenUc.” la st fall. He returned to Greece last year board of education budget, as and Frederick Young. PAUL ULANOWSKY— Piano Then there la tlia matter of announced at a meeting of Dis­ The Rev. Dr. J. Good Brown Lenten “omameRts.” The harpaichord with hla Chicago-bom wife and Also Grade 8, David A dam- of Glastonbury, who has served C their four children. trict 8 representatives. There elk, Cynthia Brandt, George could not sustain a tone, fior ex- as interim pastor, was given a is considerable feeling about thi Cour, Carolyn Crane, James Seoffood Treat anq>le, so long notas became matter and it is felt that tn. JORGENSEN AUDITORIUM standing ovation. 1 . 3 7 tmis to avifid dead ITie Blaton, Randall Glenney, Diane The advisory council of the WATES Leader regional board should learn to Gould, Frederick Hewett, Mau­ trills were subject to variation, live within its budget. The ne­ SUNDAY - FEBRUARY 23, 1964 at 3:00 P.M. church will meet tonight at 7:30. much at the perfawaws pleas­ rice Isserman, Alice Jacquemin, The rhythmic choir will re­ Picks Chairmen cessity of some recent moves on Adela Kennon, Shirley Kuchy, 894848235353482323482348532323534853235323534890535323235353485323 ure, though Baoh seswethnea the part of the reg;ional district ■nCKETS NOW ON SALE hearse at 7. The Junior choir wrote them out in fuM. Gary Lewis, William Morgan, will meet Wednesday at 6:46 are being questimied, including Kathleen Moriarty, Darlene FIRST BALCONY—$2.50 FLOOR (level)—$2.00 Usually aome t o m of musical Jane Bedford zcocntly contracting far an assistant p.m. and the senior choir at PRICES SLASHED TO BITS ON jAvorthand , wan employed to in­ elected president of the Man­ Palmer, Mary Phllbrick, Robert 7:30. PRICES SLASHED TO BITS ON principal, an English-readlng Purvis, Alice Smith, Jan Please wnd applications to the Jorgensen Auditorium — YOU GET NORMAN'S QUALITY, N orm an’la dicate theise varioua trills and chester WATES, has announced teacher and raise in pay for The Ladies Benevolent Society LOCAL ornaments. Interpreting them Thompson, Carolyn Usher and Stem . Conn., and make checks payable to the University U nbentaU e Rrst the following committee heads custodians and clerical work. or Oonnecticut. will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. LOCAL N orm an’e AREA Gloria Wilkinson. WASHERS • DRYERS Refrigerators - Freezers properly today is another fatirii fo r 1064. Miss Ella Sumner will show Unbeatable PRICE Fjtloe of the cultists. I personally own Finance board chairmsin, Hed- Grade 7, Mary Brandt, Wil­ AREA Newly appointed chairmen are ley E. Hill, recommends the OT jr®UCH AS m s SELDOM ONE’S slides of local events. PRICE P rice National interpretations of ttiese mariw Mrs. Thomas Badore, chaplain: liam Boardmem, Deborah Crane, PLEASURE TO HEAR”—The New York Times Brotherhood Meets . DISHWASHERS VALUE, SERVICE WITH EVERY HOTPOINT fay d'Anglebert (1669), LouUe bolding of a local hearing at Jeanne Bouchard, Jayne Beau- Mrs. Harvey Ward, official which Hebron residents will The Brotherhood of St. An­ $179 Upright Freezer $147 S to re s (1696), Oouperto (1713), Mar- weigher; Mis. George Whld- det, Deborah Barth, Linda Don­ drew of St. George’s Episcopal GENERAL ELECTRIC 310 lb. Capacity purg (1762), Petri (1782KWolf have the opportunity to disctiss fektt, official weigtat recorder; ohue, Rita Faulkingham, Janet Church will meet tonight at 8. Automatic Waaher (1783), Carl Philip Emmanuel the pros and cons of the budget Fuller, Susan Frankland, Mary Mrs. Angelo Cafazzo, assistant Acolytes will meet with the Rev. Lint Filter FRIGIDAIRE Bach (1767), Milehmeyer with their own representatives. Cunningham, Carolyn Carlson, PURCHASE! weight recorder; Mrs. FeUx The high school students are Edward Johnson tomorrow at 7 2-Door Refrigerator $227 (1797), and anonymous editor of Oremmo, ways and means; Mrs. Kathleen Ccxiper, Terri Ham- p.m. In the chiu’ch. Any boy In­ NORGE $269 a Choral-Buch pubUahed in Kas­ getting their education at great Top Freezer, No Defrost James Meacham, program; Mrs. blett, Jane Lee, John Lee, Clif­ terested in becoming an acolyte 4-Way - 6 Temp. Electric nunwmimaiiBtHWHmWHgff sel in 1750. expense to local taxpayers, ford Mathews, Thomas Moran, Carl Thomas and Mrs. Peter most of them leaving the home­ is asked to attend. On Wednes­ Clothea D^er RfRRHHwIHHHHIIIHIHHHHiiHI GENERAL ELECTRIC Season's Besf They all vary; they vsuy with Magrel, secret pal; Mrs. M toael Linda Olson, Edward Treschuk, lOVE day, Holy Communion will be town after graduation to en­ the year and with the country BQsovlch Jr., publicity. Scott Rhoades, Ellen Saunders, celebrated at 10 a.m. and even­ RCA WHIRLPOOL $279 2-Door, 13 cu. ft. Refrigerator $247 of origin. They undoubtedly gage in work elsewhere, It is 6-Cycle, 2-Speed, Electric 100 lb. Top Freezer Also, Mrs. Charles Yurkshot, said. Janice Rizy, Susan Taylor, L m - ing prayer will be read at 8 PRICES SLASHED TO BITS Produce Buys! varied even more in perform­ historian; Mrs. Charles HuMnp- lie Taylor, Susan Rice, Sandra p.m. Thursday the junior choir Clothea Dryer ance by artists of the period. To Ask Salary Hikes FRIGIDAIRE sen and Mrs. Betram Bennett, Roberts and Linar Schmidt Will rehearse at 6:80 p.m. and N orm an’s Yet the cultists all clamor The Hebron board of select­ RCA WHIRLPOOL LOCAL 16 cu. ft. Refrigerator good will; Mrs. Elsie Minicucci, men is asking far a considerable AREA Unbeatable CAUIOIHIA - SUNKKT - NAVILS for “authentic” versions of Msacbester Evening Herald 2-Cycle - 2-Speed Waaher TELEVISION No Frost, Bottom Freezer suDsbine; Mrs. Lloyd Roy snd raise In salaries, to become ef­ FIRST BITE PRICE P rice these "spielmanieren,” “agre' M rs. Walter Nason, rules and Coventry correspondent F. ments” or "ornaments." fective after the 1965 town elec­ HOTPOINT r^;ulations; Mrs. Allen Hoff­ tion. A salary of $3,500 is pro­ Pauline Uttle, teleikone Person to Person VICTOR As Bhakespeare would have man, hospitality; Mrs. James 742-6331. Convertible- Portable Dlshwaaher RCA ORANGES 12-S T said, "A pox on them!” Let’s posed for the first selectman A friend wasi M aple T op ___ Color TV C Cons^tte o n s ^ t te $497 Reardon and Mrs. Clarence and for the others on the board, W f have performers who give us REAPPOINTS ELLA telling us UHF-VHF, Walnut PRICES SLASHED TO BITS Buike, ao sorry; Mrs. Grover $500 each. For the first select­ abqut a little GENERAL ELECTRIC living performancee of this mu­ M itolto, club pdiotogitotaer, and WASHINGTON (AP)—hfrs. I sic, not museum exhibits care­ man this will mean a Jump of noticed f a c 11 3-Way Waoh System, Flushaway Norm anfa wunm lUNCH M i s . John Pavelack, wardrobe Ella T. Grasso, Connecticut sec­ ZENITH LOCAL Broccoli 23< fully restored and «nbalmed. $2,500 from his present $1,000 about Wash­ Drain, Portable Dishwasher , Gold Tuner, Wood Console AREA Unbeatable m istress. stipend. The proposal Is also to retary of state, has been reap­ ington’s birth­ pointed by President Lyndon B. UHF-VHF l^RICE GAS A ELEC. RANGES P rice The ckib will meet tomocrow rato the selectmen’s secretary's day. He said, Johnson as- a member of the Fflees HfaeOve JWwa., Tees. .W ag. Oi4v Sweeping Victory at the Italian Amertoan Chd>. salary from $ ^ to $1,000. “You .know, HOTPOINT Etdridgs St Weighing In will A b ou t Tow n Board of Foreign Scholarshipe. GforgO Waeh- WeSTINGHOUSE 30” Electric, Deluxe $167 be from 7 to 0 pan. A e Rev. John N. Cross, pas­ The board selects students to tngton wasn’t m a^SIJ^HED TO BITS ON S149 Portable TV 19” For Papandreou UHF-VHF m Clock-Controlled Oven Mrs. Kenneth Griffin, recent­ tor of the Hebron and OUoad participate In the educational actually born | Gntery Sf)eeialsl ly crowned queen of the linked Congregational churches exchange program. The reap­ o n February LOCAL Norman’s (OonUnoed from Page One) WATES, WiU lead a dtecuasto left Sunday afternoon to attend pointment was announced Sat­ AREA Unbeatable GENERAL ELECTRIC 1.95 M AG IC CH EF urday. 22nd.” When On weight losa, wiih the other a three-day religious education­ we looked at I PRICE STEREO Hi-Fi RADIOS P rice 12 lb. Portable TV M19 20” Gas, Matchless ■ $ 8 7 R K U L A I 1-LB The Center Union cut sharply top ten toon far last year. al conference in New Hamp- UHF-VHF SPECIAL Porcelain Oven into the strength of the rightist him aa though ahire. he were a poor! R C A VICTOR Kybo Coffee « D tIO BAG 59 National Radical Union and the NORGE pro - Communist United Demo­ on. Cbariea Gervase, principal of mixed up kid, | $199 4 Speaker, Stereo, Hi-Fi F ilm G hana the Hebron elementary school, STANLEY WARNE 100% PURE BEEF Record Storage 30” Electric m cratic Left. About 4.5 mUUon ■ Stu Johnston fm Storage Drawer, Automatic Clock 4 0 Z persona in thla nation of 8.4 mil­ Set Tomorrow laft BYiday to attend the lust hold your CANS I T C lion voted. convention of school administra­ ’ horses, and I’ll prove my point: ZENITH Mushrooms tors In Atlantic City. ^h efbu rg er Washington w az born a t A MEMBER OF 4 79 The vote from 11,534 polling TATE m 4 Speaker Console GLENWOOD stations out rf a total of 11,581; Mias lordte Akssson from SHOWN AT 6K)0 * 8:50 Bridge’s Creek, Va., in the 36” Gas and Gas 7 0 1 Center Union 2,369,658 or 53.7 Cmana, West Africa, wlD speak lUacheeter Bvenlag Herald Opan Fitffla Breiling year 1732, when both England MOTOROLA Heat with Gas, Cook with Gas and show a film at 8 pm . at Hebroa correepoadeat, Mtoe Su- and the American colonies were Portable, 3 Speaker CANS O T P * per cent; National Radical Un­ makaa-tha mouth* $1¥ Nh'iteTuiUsTTlS ion 1,672,043 or fa per cent; Na- a msethig of tbe Ihnma Nettle- on the Julian Calendar, and in Amplifier System GENERAL aECTRIC^ 89 «Mtering diffaranca. MARTA tkmal R adical Union 1,673,043 ton Group of Oiuter Oongregar that calendar Washington was R C A VICTOR 40” Double Oven, Automatic or fa per cent; United Damo- tkxial GhnrCh la tbe Robbiae r > r try ona-or thratl born >lum'bia, went through they navigated the slippery their plans. budget_idget 1Tuesday, at T:S0 p.m. at Feb. 17, 1914, in Fall River, through southern Texas, Mrs. GROUND BEEF MONDAY. Mrs. Rhodes Is a 1963 gradu­ Doris Medeiros of Wrentham, not sure who K was. Behind him of it goes aboard U.S. ships. a stop sign at about 1:30 p.m., In brief, Adm. W a i* ln j^ In- the Wgh school. The Rev. Abram Sangrey, Mass. 'They have lived in Man­ Dallas. The bridegroom is the Brown wore a blue suit with plank. ate of Manchester High School, Mass., and Rene Blanchette of son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin T. black accessories. The couple was a Vietnamese man in white Reynolds also is expected to police aa^ and struck a truck Maj. Gen. DeRocco, bearing tends to relentlessly pursue the putor of United Methodist chester about 10 years and are Orouwd h 9mall •m ounh confer with G.B. Lelghty, chief that was plowing and sanding enemy—High Prices—and de­ TUESDAY and Church, performed the double and was employed at Shady members of St. James’ Church Coventry. Brown of 82 Scarborough Rd. will live at 307 Martha St., riiirt and dark trousers, carry­ the standard, suffered the most Manchester Evening HeraM \ 5 U P F R / Glen Dairy Bar, Manchester. ing a box shaped object wrapped negotiator for 11 unions on Rt. 44A. The truck was op­ stroy H In time for the Man­ Sootii Windsor correspondent ring ceremony. Miss Doris Skin­ and the French Club of Man­ Mr. and Mrs. Blanchette were The Rev. Byrd Heligas, pastor Euless, Tex., after March 1. grievous loss of his tricorn as Mr. Rhodes is a 1060 graduate Mvaral fimes daily to white eloth. The Marine and strike against ths Florida East erated by Robert Upton, 29, of chester merchants giant sale Lanra Kats, telephone 9M-178S. \ MARKETS WEDNESDAY ner of Bolton was organist chester. presented with gifts of money of the First Unitarian Church, Mrs. Brown is a graduate of the wind parted the two halfs of Bellingham High School, and performed the double ring cere­ ran into flie theater immedi­ Coast Railway in a 18-month- Coventry. of the volunteers’ flag. Saturday. Bouquets of gladioli and pom­ Before his retirement, Blan­ and flowers. W. W. Samueil High School, Dal­ you got it froth a t e to warn people. It wasold wage dispute marked by dy- Another motorist, Carl R. With m g ti Prices rusting in pons decorated the aanctuary. was recently discharged from chette was a carpenter for First On Sunday, Feb. 8, the couple mony. las, and a 1962 graduate of r Safety aboard, the officers the U.S. Air Force. He is em­ Given in marriage by her about 18 seconds after that the namlUngs, shootings and accu­ Nockse, 41, o f d a r k Rd., Bol­ underwent a quick inspection, Davy Jones Locker, the mer­ The bride, given In marriage National Stores, East Hartford. were given a surprise party by Henderson County Junior Col­ whatovor timo you ahop! SPECIALS ployed at the P and J Construc­ father, the bride wore a street- •ling want off.’ sations of sabotage. ton, appear^ on the scene and amid comments about their chants will be able to offer by her father, wore a full- He had also been employed by about 75 members of the French lege, Athens, Tex. Mr. Brown An A FL-dO spokesnian in­ "rock bottom” sales prices to Personal Notices tion Co., Milford, Mass. length gown of satin and chiffon, Army Sgt. Uoyd B. Gage skidded into the Forbes vehi­ rank appearance—or rather, ap­ length gown o f taffeta and lace. Stone and Webster, Hartford. Club at Orange Hall. is a 1956 graduate of Man­ i.C . dicated the maritime unions with l In Memoriam er-leng;th veil of tulle was at­ in the executive council for ald Fish, 22, of South Windsor, Tat^on?. the C'>'on'al sai’or.^ loving memory of Ur. IN MANCHESTER and she carried a cascade bou­ stitute on a Pratt and Whitney I I at I "A s noon as we got die warn­ changed for naval, and the now and uncle, John Holmes of Manches­ blue dress with a beige coat tached to a satin hat band, and wheat-loading boycott. who'in turn struck his car. Admiral George (Joseph Gar- will chart out their greatest Joseph 8. Cbshman. quet of white rose buds and Aircraft scholarship, and was a ing,’* he said, "everyone Jumped A meeting between Leighty ter, the bride wore a white and bla(* accessories. Both she carried a bouquet of white DEL MONTE PEAS 5 down or started moving away Trooper Leo Timmons dis­ man) W ashln^n settled with bai-galn in an a-a.^i-u..^i,j sup­ stephanotis. Weddings member of Phi Mu Delta. He and a chief official of the struck Treasured thoughts ot them are al­ etreet-lengtih dness, designed mothers wore corsages of pink orchids and stephanotis. from die rear wall of the tributed the proper forms. his crew around a table to re­ plement, to be included in The ways near, Mlae Lalirie Green of Bolton served two years in the First railroad Sunday night did noth­ km tho many yean pass by. with trim of embroidered lace feathered carnations. Miss Charlotte Johnson of Dal­ Armored Division at Ft. Hood, theater. I saw the orange flash Fwtoes was arrested and charg­ view the day's activities, pHan Herald on Friday. was maW o t honor, Bridewnelda A reception for the bridal ing to bring the two sides closer Tomor.-ov/: '’’ '-e latea* >»<«- Webber • Brainard Om the bodice and skirt. Her las was maid of honor. She wore Texas. He is employed at the of the explosion, and I saw de­ ed with disobeying a stop sign. their hunt for the elusive High Daughter. Hilma B. Rm weire Miaa Nichols of shoulder-length veil was at­ party and immediate families to the negotiating table in that Prices—and consume gallons of patches radioed in front of the yellow brocade dress with Lennox Air Oonditioning Manu­ bris falling from the celling. A He is scheduled to appear in BoHon arid Mies Doris Schleldge Mr. arid Mrs, William Brain­ tached to a pearl studded crown, was held at the Marco Polo, East chiffon cape, and carried a bou­ lot of people were scrambling dispute. Msneberier Circuit Court 12 hot coffee. I xre;: as it v/eig.is anchor In Ground Chuck facturing Co., Fort Worth, T«c. , ot Norwich, both cousins of the ard of 1 Main St., announce the and she carried a crescent bou­ Hartford. When leaving on a quet of yellow and white carna­ W. L. Thornton, chief operat­ on March 9. Nickse was warn­ Although most of the time was search of its prey. around under the seats. ing officer of the railroad, said i bride; end MIm Lois Skhmer marriage of their daughter, quet trf feathered carnations. motor trip to New York dflty, tions. "N o ene was screaming, but ed for driving too fast for con­ 5-lbs Onions - 30 Leighty had admitted that some FRESH of Bolton. Mies Krietee Nich­ Miss Joan Cwikla of Man­ Mrs. Doremus wore a white Wade Murphree of Fort there was a let of noise. Does BLADDER Roxanne Lee, to Raymond Web­ union members had "possibly ditions and Fish was warned ed ot Bolton, a cousin ot the chester was maid of honor. She dress with a black coat and Worth, Tex., served as best AMAZING TeHow onions at a bargain price I “I moved toward a side exit for following too closely. CHOICE bride, wee flower girl. ber of 134 Oakland St., Satur­ wore a cocktail-leng;th dress of accessories, and an orchid cor­ man. and stepped dirough the iron got out of hand.” Leighty, ap­ pearing in a television interview Damsge to the vechiles was IRRITATION The honor eittendant and day at Second Congregational green satin with a matching sage. The couple will live at Mrs. Hill wore a navy blue gate into the side street. I saw was reportedly minor. brideemaide were dreased in Church, pillbox hat, and carried a bou­ Bunce Dr. dress with white accessories. a Vietnamese man kneeling or -with ^omton, denied it JMAKE YOU NERVOUS1 Thornton has said there have Richard Co,mec, 19, of 813 Altor 31. eoounon Kldooy or BIxUtor Ir- identically etyled etreet-length The bridegroom is a son of quet of pink and white feath­ Mrs. Doremus, a 1960 grad­ squatting outside, who got up Hackmatack St., Manchester, rlUtlMU affect twleo aa masr woman aa Mrs. Alice Webber of Sanford, been more than 200 sabotage at­ man sad mar mslu you t«BM and awTou gowns with overskirts and they ered camalions. uate of Manchester High PSORIASIS 69 CLEEM TOOTHPASTE •‘^49* .and ran away vdien he saw me. tempts against the railroad. On was arrested Saturday after­ from toe (reaaant, burnlns or Itohlni wore matching cabbage rose Maine, and the late Raymond School, Is employed by the There Was a pool of blood imder nrlnatlen both day and nisht. aaeondarUy, Milton Doremus Jr. o f Man­ STORY Feb. 9, a 91-car freight was de­ noon and charged writh failure beadpieoes with drcular face Webber. Southern New England Tele­ bim. to drive in an established lane. On call yau mas loM iltoe and mnar tram Head- The Rev. Felix M. Davis, pas­ chester served as his brother’s Jan. 10, I960 — Pittsburg, Pa. railed and a work tntin derrick aebea. Baokteht and teal old,'tired, de- vellls. Hie maid of honor wore best mam. Graham Holmes of phone (Jo., Manchester. Mr. "An American woman came Police said he was driving west sraiiad. In inch Irritation, OTBTgX tor of Second Congregational “ Doctored for psoriasis 30 years. dynamited near Miami. uauelly brlnn last, relazhu aomtort by ral« blue, end oarrled a colonial South Windsor, uncle o f the Doremus, also a 1960 g;raduate Spent much money to no avail. •lit and sat on the step, weep­ on Rt. 6 when he skidded into eurblns Irrltatlnr tarmi In itreaf, aold bouqtMit ot pink carnations. Church, performed the cere­ 2 ing. Sie said one of her reladves Last Friday, two blasts tore LAMB CHOPS bride, was the usher. Graham of Manchester High School, Is GLOBE ’Then used GHP Ointment and into the underside of a Florida a highway fence post. urlna and by analtmlo pain rtUW. Oat Mies Nichole wore yellow and mony. employed by the Hartford Na­ bMn hurt.** Comec is scheduled to appear since 1878 orsTHX at dinaslata. Pad battar taat Holmes Jr. of South Windsor, Tablets for 2 weeks. Scales dis­ East Coast freight near New carried wMte oamaUona with A reception was held at the cousin of the bride, served as tional Bank and Trust Co., appeared as if by magic. In 6 "Arm y Maj. WUliam Koch of in Manchester Circuit Court 12 home of the bride’s parents. Travel Service ^ Smyrna Beach. Mayor William yellow aocenite. Mies Sdhleldge altar boy. Hartford. He attended Boston weeks skin completely cleared s= HUNT’S B r id g e p ^ Conn., was hit by Hathaway of New Smyrna on March 9. I Shoulder wore ptok, end carried white Guests from Manchester, Hart­ University, Boston; Mass., and falling masonry and suffered a Edward Jean, 35, of Andover The bride’s mother wore a 905 MAIN STREET ^ and clean. First time in 30 years. Beach asked President Johnsmi carnations with pink aocenite; ford, New York City, Norwalk the University of Connecticut, Thanks for your marvelous prod­ riliht head injury. He was not was arrested yesterday and green suit with a beige coat to use fedei;al forces to halt vio­ end Mies Skinner wore honey and Boston, Mass., attended. and black accessories. 'The and now attends evening classes ^ 643-2165 A ucts.” This much abbreviated re­ horoitsUskd. charged with failure to drive to Cut lence alodl^ the line, or shut green, end caiirled white cam a- The couple will live at 134 bridegroom’s mother wore a at the University of Hartford, port tells of a user’s success with "When I bought my dcket,” the right after his car skidded Oakland St. Authorized agent In Man- a Koch said, “I noticed a young down the railroad until the tiona with pink acoento. a dual treatment for the outward Tomato Paste .Chester for all A irlin es,^ strike is settled. on RL 8 and 44A and hit a The flower girt wore a light symptoms of psoriasis. Full in­ Vietnameae girl in a white dress fence post on the other side of NEW ‘ Railroads and Steamship^ with the American military Leighty last week asked the blue chiffon drees, and carried Doremus - Carey formation and details of a 14-day FBI to investigate the possibil­ the road. NFC’s trustworthy money service a nosegay of pink feathered Miss Anne Elizabeth Carey 1 Lines. A trial plan from Canam Co., Dq>t •ashler. That seemed irregular Jean escaped injury. He Is F I N A N C I A L Haddock Fillet the ONE place RIPAY. AMOUNT to me, X had trouble getting his ity that the railroad was so eemations. and David Arthur Doremus, MONTHLY or LOAN Rockport, Mas*. eager to get some of the multi- scheduled to appear in Man­ Household Finance—the oldest and most experienced Donald Jeneitt ot Milford, both of Manchester, exchanged attention. chester Circuit Court 12 on O m n Strip* "M y seat was about 10 rows bilTion-doIlar business at Cape company of its kind—has been standing ready to assist FRESH M Moss., served as beet man. Ush­ vows on Feb. 8 at -St. James’ to call for $16.75 $300 March 9. Trooper G. N. Smith from the front of the theater. I Kennedy that it would do prac­ with family money needs for more than 86 years. ers were Lawrence Hanson of Church. 26.58 500 tically anything to achieve it. investigated. AT OUR ducked down vhen I heard the When you need money help, trust the experience of FrankJih, Maas., a brother of The bride is the daughter of Jolmson got involved after the bride; Norman Nichols of Mrs. Alice Crirey of 7 S. Main 36.41 700 warning, but I saw the orange the understanding folks at HFC. HSH DEPT. Ik fi»mb of the explosion. I saw a strikers picketed a new spur ROME (AP) — The city of Bolton, a- oouain o f the bride, St. The bridegroom Is a son of 51.16 1.000 track entering Cape Kennedy. Rome plans to plant 10,000 more Mr. and Mrs. Milton Doremus lU door on the right side of the and Kenneth Burt ot Belling *On 24 month plan. m Borrow up to $10M i w m Construction crews working on trees Als year in its parks and •teeter fly off from the force of Tako up to 24 montht to lopay ham. Steven Hanson o f BeU- o f 38 Scarborough Rd. Thornton Wilder of Hnmden •le M ast The theater lights space facilities refused to cross along its streets. In 1963, 5,000 The Rev. John D. Regan per­ trees were planted, as part of inghean, a brother ot the bride, were on as we got up off the the picket lines. A lou .r $100 OO.U S17.00 wlMo praraiiUT raiwM is woe ring bearer. formed the double ring cere­ a program to combat what Ro­ tS coneecotave moa^hiy o t $ 9 .7 b Cottage Cheese 6^1 Oz. H floor. Johnson’s Missile Sites Labor Mrs. Hanson wore a pink mony. Mrs. Ralph Maccarone Commission assumed jurisdic­ mans call “ the cement inva­ thenmmteyouiHaiitit famous author, says: CHICKEN ^ S E A TUNA Chunk Cana I "A friend of mine was badly erepe and ehlffon dress with was organist and soloist. tion o t the railroad dispute in sion,” as more and more va­ HOOD 4 Injured, and his head was bleed- belga accessories, and a corsage Given In marriage by her Here's a E»lil*n opportunity to ask for cash! . They took him to the hoepl- so far as it affected the space cant land is taken over for HOUSEHOID HMAN( . BONUS-PAIL I went to talk to him later program. streets and new housing. 21 OZ. FOR THE Fast service, too, duringr Beneficial's fioMsn a•«d he was oonsclous but he PRICE OF 16 OZ. Anniversary Ceiebration. Call up or come in didn't seem to recognise me." MANCHIfni tHOBmM PARKAM for the cash you want now . .. to clean np 20aJXTRA v Z S T A M P S A REAL 382 Middle Tumpiko West EDITION __ left-over bills or for any good reason. “ If you’re as proud of our state with Miy 2 |Mir h*x *f Unioi^ Ask LBJ 2nd Hoor— PHONE: 643-9536 ( m ost "brides 0 1:30 Decide on Grain SPECIAL I N 1$ i - B s i , Ffi 19 Is l-S st. MO Is I sis « Sok P.M. SALAD OIL regrlster their BENEFICIAL as I am, why not start planning SUSAN SHAW T O • A Y , front Page One) SILVER - CHINA - GLASS FINANCE SYSTEM AND Popular ti.ii A t H m s« Stw M I preferenoee at right now to bring at ieast one ShHre kitian bgr Ibe Maritime Trades 48 Oz. Bet. Loans up to $1(XX) — Loans life-insured at low cost NYLONS Departmemt accused Hodges Beneficial Rnance Co. of Manchester and tile Commerce Department ROYAL HAS ONE! ■allraark Phaimaej I What a bonus! Buy several «f becoming "an agent for Pins Phannaey I (SAVE 12c) ■ 806 Ma in s t .. Ma n c h e s t e r boxes now I Correctly pro­ A "MID-WINTEB SPECIAL’’ GOOD NOW (p ron ou n ced “ W eft” ) over the prottt-hungry operators.” MItchen 3-4156 • (Ovar So. Hew England TeL Basinets D IM TflF’"F"T portioned to fit all lag qii' crux of the dispute la the THROUGH MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24th... Wfifitown Druir alias, these first quality toslstence of union officials that Brail K iy Reitaurant •t least half the wheat shipped Your Decision Veedewa Brklaa Oonewltante N, nylons will wear to the Soviet Union go in U.S. Davt's took! Shop jyilitiedln s Patteene — Olzolee UnMmtoed Connecticut border in ’64!" and wear! flag vessels. They said the late I C off NOW 8 9 ° Centir Travil OoorzUnatea. Dervfoee presldait John F. Kennedy had V t Lfioox Dmc Tomato Sauce No o m DupUoeakm pledged this but that now feder­ so DELICIOUS GALLOlil FLAVORS! MOW... al officials were claiming not Surely jrou long to try one; try It now and save lOe! G io m i P h a m a ejr HUNTS enough American vessels are Jewelers—Silversmiths—958 Main St. e 648-2741 •vailaUe. Vanilla, Van-Choc., Van-Straw., NeopoUtan, Strawberry, Choc­ MiUer'i B«xaU olate, Pistachio, Coffee, Butter Carmel; FRUIT, Orange Pine., t O L C aRt Shipping in foreign flag ves- w i ll h e lp Keith's Variety •sls generally is cheaper. Rom Raisin, Frozen A dding, Cherry Vanilla, Black Cherry, BARBER SHOPS 100 EXTRA STAMPS Petw M. McGavin, executive Cherry Pine., Tollee Crunch, Banana Spilt, Peach, Butter Memorial Store Save 24« 10 *1 secretary-treasurer of the Mari­ Almond, Pineapple; RIPPLES, Strawberry, Chocolate, Dbl. y o u A void and time Trades Departmmt, said Chocolate, Coffee Butterscotch, Butterscotch, Wild Cherry, CRISPAIRE, EXTRA JUICY Marshmallow Carmel, Raspberry. Coffee Mocha, Choc. Marsh­ lifgett's Drug •TOR POOD THATS FINE. COME TO KLEIN" tsheat eaqrarters were using ex- hasty dedsioot •uses to reject American ves- mallow, Blueberry; NUT AND CANDY.* Maple Watamt, at Parkade | ■ris because for every 180,(XIO Batter Pecan, Butter Brickie, Chocolate Chip, Butter Almond, tons s f foreign shipping used, Peppermint Stick, Chocolate Almond. latet.. McIntosh Apples Tuesday Spedal! NOT 1 — BUT S “FLAVORS OF THE MONTH” t I S I R V I CLOSED UAN IMTORTB-POUeH DOUBLE CHERRY MAPLE TWIRL BUTTERFINGEB Y m t C m n R.^NGt ALMOND (Kids’ Favorite!) Vermont maple M A R V A N C I Luscious cherries Chunks of Butter- BOILED flavored sauee, finger candy mixed FUEL OIL and erlsp almonds, * into a delicloas 3139 SATURDAY, FEB. 22 STAMPS twirled Into a GASOLINE blended ta rich. candy ffavored Ice creamy Ice cream, vanilla lee cream, cream. W \TKINSA!i^ST HAM Fresh Broccoli WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY WEDNESDAY BANTLY OIL ORMAND1.WEST • PIRECTOk WEST .IN Let's All B rin g W - F - T 's Over Our Border in '64. I ICE LAROI in Hertford, E«s^ Hartford, West Hert­ NW N i Ml n r n KLEIN’S MARKH ford, Middlotown, Thompionvifle, Briftol, Off-Sirsst Pukfag C R EA M CO. WMIAM J. UNNOI^ Uik Abm af «€non* n raw oM Menoheiter eyid New Britain. J BUNCH M ohcIw sIw Borbon' Ausoelaflon tpom ond by THE SOUTHERN NEW EH6UND TELEPHONE COMPANY m EAST CBITEt STtEST. M A N O IB m u i GiNiiR slKirr • 449-7 2 M V 27 WARRCn ST., MANCHESTER — 649-5^58 A 1 / M V " ,>1 I ■ . ii viyiNtYiJUnS I / 1. ! I ■ ' I ./ '■ ■■■ HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN~ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1964

style* to Girl Scout Cadet Troop South Windsor 302 today a t T p.m. In the Wap- MANCHESTEB BVRNING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, piog nam entaiy School. Models Sheinwold on Bridge incude; Debra CSark, Dwlse BRIDOB PmLOSOPBER North deakr ^ The Open Forum vanHoudt, Lynn O’Brien. Moth- DEFEATS CONTRACT Bdto tides vutaenbto the United Nations, it is quite conceiv­ St. Francis era of the troop oto invited to By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH able that that body will make a mess CUmmunioetUma tor puUioetions in the Open Forum WIUI attend. 4 A Q not be guaranteed pubUoatlon tf they oonteln more then High School Menu Many a philosopher has spent Q ? 4 2 of i t If It does, we will still have to 800 words. ’The Herald reserves the right to decline to Men to Seat •niewlay — meat loaf and his entire lifetime distinguishing 0 A Q J 10 W iN 9 fnraU decide whether we would prefer to have pubUsh any metier that may be libelous or which Is In bad gravy, mashed potatoea and between what is Important and 4 4 tasta. Free expression ol pcditlcal views is deelrad by it a NATO mess, or just plain anarchy. wax beoiw. Ice cream; Wednee- what la unimportant. For bridge WEST EAST am me. oontrtbuUona ot this chanaoter but letters which a rt de­ D. F. Bradley 470432 4 9 8 5 „ Strtet But in the United Nations there does lie, famatory or abuaivs wlU be rejected. day — cheeae or meat lavloU, players the distinction is sim­ 5 A I 10 »r, Oooo too, the only poestbility there la that tha aalad, oaka with fudge aauoe; ple; The important tricks are S? 9 • 7 r FkBausoR Thuraday — pork chops, sweet 0 7 0 K 6 2 , R ITO0D80N problem may be handled and solved on Donald .Bradley wW be in­ those that have a bearing on 4 KI 6 S 4 10 9 8 7 Pn1iUali*ra _ stalled aa president ot St. FVan- p ^ to e a and beets, apitoaauce; the contract, and all other tricks SOUTH •d October L UU a level high enough to prove to us all 'Another Reproach ^ f "we must progress with the oto of Asaial Men’a Guild to­ Friday ftoh sticks, mashed To the EWtor, > times" ia used by thoee whose are unimportant. 4 K I 10 the one thing we have to keep proving night. Bob EUaworto of tele­ p^toea, oatmeal or raisin North dealer V K 6 3 9 » \ n i M Bvacy B tm UbS Keoapl guadeyi In the letters of Feb. 11, the concern is to ■* to ourselves almost every day now— cookiea. MUk to served with all Both sides vulnerable 0 9 8 4 OOBB.. aa BMand OaM Man that life on thia planet ia possible. Rev.R*ir Paul Psill KaiserKstoar umnt.wrote In pro- Washington speaker at the InataUatlan meals. Opening lead—nine of Hearts 4 A 0 3 2 meeUng. at 8 o’clock In toe Elementary Menus West leads the nine of hearts, Eato SoMh test to the a d ^ io e m e n t spon- Meanwhile, in many areaa of olMirch hall. Tuesday — veal cutlet In to­ and declarer plays a low heart P iss 2 NT TUEBDAT ONLY soBScaupnoN bates sored by the ClUzena’ CkninciU 1 town the sidewalks are going to EHoworth will show an edua- Pstt 3 NT ____ Pasrabla la Adraac* mato sauce, mashed potatoea, from dummy. This gives East Qaa Taar •,■•■•■•*«••••••••••• of America which was carried pot, many of which were hur- oational color film on "Foreign iMittered pecui, wheat bread and his chance to become a phllos- Six ICootba •■••«•••*••••••••• II*®® The Drama Of The Druga by your paper. It was your com- rtedly constructed to meet Affairs in toe News.” butter, gelatin; Wednesday — Three M on ths ...... o .w ment that The Herald doea not houalng deadline of 20 years Officers to be instailled with clam chowder or tomato and “*If* East Is a simple soul, he fiOt w ^ s to grab your BUHER O n # M o n th ...... 186 censor advertlsemsnta, this pol-1 nff® Bradley are Brneat Gabriele, rice soup, cheese sandwich or will finesse the ten of hearts. i tricks without the slightest de- Succeeding headlines from day to day icy being In defense of free E. D. CdlUna vice president; Gerald Mc- peanut huiter sandwich, cup­ He knows that South will win tay: MWMBieR or _ Teague, aeoretary; Bernard Daily Question THE ASSOCUTED PRESS tell us what an exciting and sometimes of expression. Guest Preacher cakes; Thursday — meat ball with the king of hearts, but then Partner opens with one spade, D m Aasociatad Proas Is exclusiroly enttUed dramatic era this is in the history of This freedom, one of the moet Discussion, Anyone? The Rev. Sherwood TVead Bordua, treasurer; Joseph Bar grinder, buttered green beans, East is in position to take two KUCHEN to-tils usa ot repubileatloB of all naws and the next player passes. You medicine, of science against disease. basic to our history, must, how Dear Reader, weU of Osterville Community tie, John Leahey and Brad glased sweet potatoes, pudding; heart tricks whenever hearts patchSB craditad to If or not othei^laa credit- ever, be exercised only within Davis, executive board. are led again. hold: Spades, K-J-10; Hearts, K- -ad la nils liaper and also the local naws oob- One headline, the other day. told of a Did Tuesday's excellent edi­ Methodist Church will speak Friday — tuna a la king on bls- 6-8; Diamonds, 8-8-4; Clubs, A- UMiad hara. . ■ . j.. the limlta of good taste. A1 tion ot The Manchester Herald The men will make plane for oulta, buttered whole kernel The only trouble is that it will All riahts ol republlcatlon ot apaclal dls- battle unexpectdly lost, with some cas­ though this necessarily preaenta I arouae your interest in North Wednesday at 7;30 p.m. at a father-son Communion break­ be a long hard winter before Q-8-3. Each 5 9 c patcheslaa barenet la' are ^ also ' reserved com, celery sticks, jam and pea­ hearts are led again. South will Whnt do you say? ualties. a pr^iem of Interpretation, the Bind Urbcui Renewal ? Fair midweek service at South fast to be held during Lent, nut butter sandwich, fruit. Milk Answer: Bid two clubs. You advertisement under question Representation In the General and for a poat-Elaster dance. obviously get to work on the PBU aaralca cUsnt ol N. E. A Servlca. In^ ’The other headjine, the very next day, Methadist Church. The service to served with all'meals. diamonds Immediately. East cannot afford to jump to two PUbUabers Represent^ves — ^ a quite apparenUy goes bejrond Assembly? Charter Revi- All men of the parish are wel­ notrump because you have no at aN MaRtaws Special Asency — Now Tork Chi­ told of sudden and unexpected progress, the limit of good taate in its Ulons? Would you welcome an is sponsored by the Methodist come and urged to attend the can take the king of diamonds cago. Detron and Boston. _ _ __ . Manohestor Evening Herald and lead a club, but South will stopper in diamond.s. mayron*!B lOblBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUI.A- on another section of the front, toward undertones of racial hatred. 1 opportunity to discuss these Men. meeting. South Windsor oorrespondent, Copyright 1964 TIONS The right of the press to pub-1 very important issues ? In Concert take the ace of clubs and run a possible great and shining victory. Ihe speaker to a son of Mr Laura Kata, telephone 644-1758. his diamonds and spades to General Features Corp. b a k e s h o p s One story was that of how a certain “X f'TS; It the better part and Mrs. Cecil H. Treadwell Sr., Thirteen Bouth Windsor High Tha Harald Prtntln* Company. Inc . a^ reject Ivj i t I fnr tM fco 411 Center St. He to a graduate School students participated In make sure of the contract. pomes no tmanclaluuouoioi 1 responsibility ;r"for typo- number of fatalities had been credited, Must Not Finesse nphlcal errors appearing the discreUon of the newspaper. ^ answers as possU of Manchester High School the North Central Connecticut Goldwater Endorsed M ooth^ reading matter in The Manchester in the nation, to the use of a certain American International College, Conference band concert Sat­ Mrosek Speaks If East is a philosopher he Srei^U BeriLld preparation, now off the market. In con­ and Boston University SchoiU of urday night at Ew t Windsor will see that he must not finesse SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) — th« town In Which we live at the first trick. Heart tricks The California Young Republi­ junction with taking X-ray pictures of Theology. High School. The band com­ To Contractors do not have a bearing on the DIanlay advertising closing boura* age of a newspaper to reject ta-1 In 1966, he was ordained dea­ prises students from high cans overwhelmingly endorsed »or Monday - 1 p.ro Friday certain human organs. The discovery, appropriate material—that the contract. Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater i rtoT Tkiesday — 1 p.m Monday. to explore them as fully as you con at South Church, and as an schools In East Windsor, Elling­ The Contractor’s Division of The only chance to defeat the Por Wednesday - 1 P ">„Tu«**tyv reasonably early , in the game, but too judgment is made. elder in 1958. He is a member ton, South Windsor, Stafford lor president Sunday. ! NOW »or Thursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. would like to before making up the Manchester Chamber of contract is to develop club They also overwhelmingly Por rWday - 1 p.m Thuniday late to prevent a few fatalities, was that When libelous material Is di­ your mind? Most of us as of New Bedford Dtotriot Com­ and Suffield. tricks before South can run nine War Bi^raRy — 1 P*® FrloRy . , . rected against an individual, the mittee on Ministerial Qualifica­ The SWHS students who ap­ Commerce will hold a dinner elected a conservative president “ ^*Sd deadline: 10:30 Am. each day tt this substance which was so helpful in individuals probably don't! tricks. East must go up with the of their own organization. except Saturday — 9 a.m.______permitting a clear X-ray picture could Umlta of legal freedom have tions. He to married to the for­ peared were Cynthia Adams meeting Wednesday night at 8, ace of hearts, ignoring the un­ FUEL OIL been violated. When, however, It is for this reason that and William Schultz on clari­ “We wanted Goldwater and be, on occasion, more dangerous than amall groups within the League mer Nancy Ellen Macaulay, at Willie's Restaurant. important heart tricks, and wlien the time came the whole Monday, February IT such writings are aimed at a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ekl- net; Paul Kugler, alto saxo­ must shift to the ten of clubs the original trouble the physician may group with the single Intention of Women Voters study each phone; Petei Kugler, oboe; The featured speaker will be convention broke into panda- ward Macauley of Manchester. George Mrosek, CAP, whose ad­ to try (or the Important club monium,” said attorney John ®"'n4V2c®"'-' have been looking for. But the prepara­ Sf provoking racial strife. It i« Music for the service will be Donald Lane, baritone horn; tricks. conipletely permissible under 1 larger group the facts neoes- Emery Tapley and Alan Os­ dress on "Contractors and Their A, Gromala, 34, of Fortuna, the tion, maide by a reputable drug house, sary for a thoughtful evaluation directed by Jack B. Grove, and Accounting Problems” will be No matter how South handles new president of the 14,(X)0- Where It Belongs, Regardless the law. The only factor det«- sung by the Methodist Men’s borne, French horn; James the clubs, the defenders have approved by the Federal Drug Admin­ mining its acceptability is the and discussion. AU of the followed by a discussion period. member organization, Items mentioned above are now Chorus. Daley and Charles Nichols, Members of the division who the upper hand. For example, The vote on the Goldwater en­ CASH SAVINGS istration, but then questioned by a trou­ newspaper’s judgment — Its trumpet; Cynthia Monlz and South may step up with the ace Ag B last resort, having been driven to ble-making obstinate John Honkins couragk to discriminate between being weighed by the Leag;ue plan to attend the dinner may dorsement resolution was 266% r p TO members. You are welcome Patricia Dailey, flute; Anthony make reservations by calling the of clubs and lead the nine of (or, 88% against. It by the obstinacy of President Mska- Medical School professor, has been taken legitimate dissent, which is es­ promise the law by pretending Bordieri, bass clarinet; and diamonds (or a finesse. East sential to a free society, and to come and weigh them with that refusal to deal with bigot chamber’s office. rlos of Cyprus, Britain and the United off the market, so It won’t be killing any us. You can’t ask headlines Steven Bolstridge, string bass. takes the king of diamonds and hate propaganda. In this, the advertising has any connection Art Awards continues with the nine of clubs, States are today consenting to take the more patients. newspaper bears one of the to explain. You can’t argue with censorship. Crash Kills Four problem of Cyprus to the Security Coun- South Windsor High School whereupon the defenders take ’The good news, which may eventually greetast responslblUtles of a na- with a radio or a televialr Mrs. John Knowlton. (Sorry Nance, 16, both of Elgin. Swiiltnt Moutk-StenKh In 5 Minutes Color Printa) to some observers from the start that, tasting uncooked pork, she was s p i t ­ merits the aid and assistance of gentlemen—we are called the Base Water Costly ing: Brenda Trudnak, painting; Miss Nance was thrown from SI.NCT. 19S5 ing spot (or the American William Ross, painting; Joyce or your 35$ bock at d ru fiiil. Chaw Ball-ant S1.5 R K O .M I S T R E E T if tha chotoe w en between having the ted to a Galveston hospital, where, after Manchester’s newspaper in Itaji^^gue of WOMEN Voters.) the car. The other victims were tablati whantvtr you think your breath may Today in History artist, Stuart Davis. Midi, shown GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba T F .I .. fil3-155S problem handled by the tJnited Na- six days of severe illness, she was given eampcdgn for the despicable Wehren, painting. pinned in the wreckage and it offtnd. Ball-ani nautrallza acidity, awaatan LIGGEH'S In sid e By Rowland Evans Jr. here, was painted by Davis In Sincerely, (AP)—The drinking water de­ On Dean’s List mouth and atomach Ilka mafic. No harmful AT THE PARKADE ttona and having it handled by NATO, two doses of a certain one of the mod­ By THE ASSOt-TATED PRESS go^ or racial war. Mrs. Jerome Nathan livered to ths U.S. naval base took three wreckers to free druft. Gat Ball-ant. Send poatal to Ball-ant, 1954 as the result of aketcheii Professor A. LeRoy Greason Oranieburg, N. Y., lor liberal fret tampit. the ngional and partisan military alli­ ern drugs. Her improvement was imme­ It is therefore my contention President, MeuKhester by tanker costs $7.95 a thousand them. Robert D. Novak Today is Monday. Feb. 17, the made by him on the Gloucester that while the Counoils must be Jr., dean of students at Bowdoln diate, and her discharge, aa a fully re­ League of Women Voters gallons, which probably makes College, annoimced today that ance, the choice should have been for 48th day of 1964. There are 318 water front many years before. ■ooorded ail rights of ex­ the United Nations from the very start. covered patient, followed within a week. R eport days left in the year. it the most expensive water in Thomas P. Coffey ’65, son of The method of abstraction eug- pression due to any group ‘A Poor Excuse’ the world. Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Coffey UMiHlii The only real argument ever ad­ soepresaioa due to any g;roup All thia seemed very miraculous and Today’s Highlight In History gests the elemehts of k New To toe EMltor, Before Fidel Castro shut off of 767 Avery St. has been named 935 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER - TEL. 648-5171 vanced agiOnst going to the United Na- within our nation, The Herald I heswtUy agree wilth Rev speedy. But for the time being, of course, WASHINGTON—Despite the ously has no control over the almost anything to meet their England costal town. Painted must have the courage to rec­ the water supply from toe Ya- to the Dean’s List for the second tions was not, In our opinion, valid. We there will be no particular rejoicing, revelations of Bobby Baker’s crying need-for big money in a ticket quota. On this date in 1864, a sub­ Kaiser’s protest regarding Mon teras River reservoir, the Navy semester ol the 1968-64 academic marine was successfully used in vivid blues, hot pinks and glow­ ognise that It holds the right day’s advertlaement soliciting was paying 50 cents per thou­ year. will hold to that opinion, in theory at merely a hopeful and conscientious busi- political fund-raising, dozens of campiaign year. Senatorial aides These problems are not with­ ing greens, Midi, as the title’ to deny the use of its pages and members for a bigot group. Democratic Senatorial employ­ found this out a few weeks ago in the scope of the Senate Rules war for the first time. The con­ sand gallons—and Castro got Dean’s List privileges are least, even if eVenta seem to justify and nsM of testing and experimentation federate submarine Hunley tor­ suggests, echoes the brilliance the oonaequent abettance of the Your footnote stating you do only 28 cents of that. The re st' awarded to students who, during sustain that argument, now that the is­ es are hard at work these when they were summoned to Committee’s Investigation of the Intentions of a group dedicated from which, quite possibly, there may days putting the touch on a Feb. 6 meeting in the audi­ Baker affair. The investigators pedoed end sank the Union of colors seen at mid-day. The not censor advertisements, etc., of the cost was for purification. | toeir last semester at Bowdoin, sue is at last going before the Security emerge some medical certainty that a warship Housatonlc in Charles­ to the destrucUon of human regardless of, tjneir concepts When the proposed $10-mllllon have achieved an honor average ii:. Washington, lobbyists for cam­ torium at the new Senate Office are taking an Isolated look at coloring and style is quite typi­ •quality. WATKINS ■ Council. cure has finally been found for a disease Building. The summons came Baker as though he existed in­ ton Harbor. Hpwever. the sub­ strikes me os a poor excuse to desalinization plant becomes op- in their courses. Upperclassman 1 paign money. marine sank soon after. cal of Davis, who believes in the Very yows. cover a belief that anything eratlve, the water costs will be on the Dean’s List are In general Little things count The wie argument against going to the which has hitherto had to run Its often Each Democratic Senator has from Matty Matthews, director dependently of the Senate he Edward J. Coltman, SEMI-ANNUAL of the Senate Democratic Cam­ viewer considering the paint and goes as long as it pays well. In the vicinity of 76 cents a allowed the privilege of regulat­ United NaUons with the problem of Cy­ severe course, averaging a fatality for been given a quota of S5.000— served. This avoids possibly em­ On This Date thousand gallons. ing their own attendance, sub- 60 tickets at JlOO a throw—for paign Committee. barrassing scrutiny of the canvas and not just using the By your reasoning—it would FURNITURE prus hss been the argument which could every 30 caaes. Perhaps the odds it will ‘Siren Song* be perfectly all right for a dope ject to special requirements in a March 19 banquet at the Na­ The meeiting lasted about 15 whole, complex political fabric In 1621, Capt. Miles Standl.sh picture as a window. This flat- To the Editor, 875,000 FOR PARTY particular courses. see Russia waiting there, in the Security prove a reliable cure are very slim; per­ minutes. Matthews told the of the Senate, including fund­ peddler to display his wares on tional Guard Armory in Wash­ was named military adviser to ne.s.s of Davis is very apparent Certain groups in Manchester the school grounds here in Man­ HARTFORD (AP) — A Jef­ Briels Council, with its power of veto, waiting haps it will even get to the stage where, ington to be addressed by Pres­ aides that each Sienator would raising. the Pilgrims at Plymouth. ^ in Midi. Except for a amalLhole have been going all out for ur­ Former Congressman Horace in decorating have to account for $5,000 — Close examination might re­ chester. May I remind you that ferson Day dinner haa raised to ruin any peace keeping plan for Cy­ after the main cure itself has been cer­ ident Johnson. Purpose; To In 1888, the first telephone in the design through we can see ban renewal here, aa well as for discrimination because of race $75,000 (or the Democratic Seely-Brown addreased the high SALE tified, sohie delayed side effect is dis­ build a war chest for Senate more than in previous years. veal ugly flaws in that fabric, exchange in California was the Community College. Al­ school students tola morning. prus, or, even worse, demand a role in campaigns. The ticket selling After pledge cards were passed and there's honest discigreement a factory building, the viewer or creed is against the basic cause and a chorus of predic­ covered, and the cure has to be discard­ opened at San Francisco. ready there are signs that the law of our country and an un­ tions for a smashing victory at His topic was "The Problems of the United Nationa machinery for keep­ chore is handled by the Sena­ out, the meeting ended. whether this would be In the is confronted with the color and costs of the latter have outrun American Democracy.” ed, or put aside, until the counter-ef­ In 1916, British and French lawful act differs greatly from the polls in November. Connect­ ing peace on Cyprus. tors' administrative assistants, This creates no problem for public 'nterest. canvas of the artist. This excel­ the original estimates and we icut Sen. Abraham Ribicoff told The town council has met fect to the side-effect has been perfect­ and the most natural prospects a few Senators from big states. 1964 I^bllshera Newspaper forces captured the German a difference of opinion among with James Mlnges Associates, There are two answers to such aif' ar­ Syndicate colony of Cameroon, Africa. lent example of the work of now hear that “ . . .having men. the gathering of 1,500 Saturday ed. for purchases are lobbyists who Ttieir aides can quickly line up made the commitment we must night that President Johnson engineers, to begin review of gument One ia that one could hardly deal with their offices. five Democratic fat cats back In 1933, the Leag^ie of Na­ Stuart Davis is on view in the As an editor of a community the proposed sewer study for Wa, on the outside, generally must press on—too late to turn back newspaper, we have every has “broad gauge support” that Imagine more trouble on Cyprus than This Illustrates how the Bak­ home to fork over $1,000 each. tions condemned the Japanese Avery Memorial of the Wads­ now.” No doubt the same cry "goes beyond normal Demo­ the tawm. Cost less af the there is already. share and experience all these thrills vi- er affair has really changed But for most Democratic Sen­ occupation of Manchuria. worth Atheneum. will be raised when the bills right to expect you to be a lead­ cratic atrength."’ National and The South Windsor Art In 1943. baseball player Joe er in the effort to uphold the League will meet today at 8 But the other, the aerioua answer. Is cmriously, except on those rare occa- nothing on Capitol Hill. Baker, ators, Democratic constituents Herald start piling up for the urban re­ laws of our country. The fact State Democratic Chairman the fallen secretary of the Sen­ will to pay $100 for a polit­ DlMaggio enlisted in the army. newal scheme. The siren song John M. Bailey hit at Republi­ p.m. at the Pleasant Valley that all the world’s nations, including aions when one of the new drugs kills that this advertisement may be clubhouse. Mrs. Esther Cotton Semi-Annual Sale or cures us. But we can at least sense ate Majority, is being punished ical banquet, not to mention Ten Years Ago about Uncle Sam picking up published because of a loophole cans saying "never has a politi­ Russia have got to b^fin to learn how for a way of life----- but the way $1,000, are scarcer than hen's Yesterdays the major portion of the tab is cal party had such a wealth of and Mrs. Marguerite Carlsen what drama It must be, all the time, In the law does not resolve you will present a program of slides It’s the accessory pieces you use with your to live constructively and responsibly of life goes on. teeth. If the Senator is up for The British government an­ already being heard, but the of your responsibility. candidates born in the 20th Cen­ with the machinery and the duties of for the scientists. Indeed, it must go on. There re-election, he's reluctant to tap 25 Years Ago nounced that food rationing town will not go unscathed. tury and living in the 19th cen­ and commentaries on "Impres­ sofa and chairs that make a room liveable A Thought for Today It’s high time more of us got sionist Painting.” the United Nations. The nations of one Is no way other than glOO-a- good money sources that he’ll WPA personnel are required would end in July; meat alone Sponsored by the ManchMK With mounting coats In other tury.” Other speakers included . . . tables for lamps, ash trays, magazines A plate dinner to finance a nation­ off the fence and stood up to Maryland Sen. Daniel Brewster Mr. Bob of Jack’s Beauty -39.95 world faction have got to stop using need later all for himself. So, he to file affadavlta of citizenship had been rationed for 14 years. ter Council of Ghorchea categories of the town govern­ be counted on issues such as Shop, Wapping Center, will and books* bookcases, de^s, Hi-Fi and al campaign. Nor would many does what comes naturally. He under new ruling prohibiting ment, any additional obligations and Sen. Thomas J. Dodd of the prospective attitude of the other of these tickets be sold if lobby­ Five Y'ears Ago this and I sincerely thank Rev Ckmnecticut. demonstrate hair care and record cabinets, lamps . . . these are the hita the well-heeled lobbyists of aliens from working on WPA and commitments not absolute­ Kaiser for accepting his respon­ world faction as an excuse for keeping James H. Darcey ists were not on hand to snap Washington, who are only too projects. ly necessary or which can be things that give a room that “lived in and them up. Tunisia warned that the The Theme (or the daily ihem- sibility as a leader and apealting problems out of the United Nations hop­ happy to be asked to help out, StudeoL body at Manchester French naval base at Bizerte safely postponed will be inex­ enjoyed” look. Cost less now, during the The question of fund-raising by purchasing all 10 seats at a State Trade School circulates ages appearing this week will cusable and outrageous and fi­ out loud and clear. per. And Russia, for its part, has to be In the death ot James H. Darcey, we typifies the superficiality of the might be liquidated unless peace I am strongly against censor­ Store-wide Semi-Annual Sale at Watkins. at The Republican and The American table. petition protesting Gov. Ray­ in Algeria was in sight within be “The Nature of Our Rela­ nancially criminal. brought face to face with Its own re­ "reforms” spawned by the Bak­ mond Baldwin’s proposal to AU too often the vapid excuse ship as such, but cannot com- sponsibility—if it wants anybody to sur­ have lost one of the best general mana­ er affair. When Baker's wide­ Of course, some Seruitors four months. tionships.” This being Brother­ don't even try to meet their close the Manchester school. hood Week, it is well that wo (A) 24 X 19” Dough box end table with vive in this world for any kind of co­ gers In the newspaper business. You spread fund-raising activities At request of local mothers, B -39.95 would have to look for a long time be­ quota. One liberal Democratic One Year Ago would again rethink the atruc- Vivian Vance of Stamford hinged top has an 8 V2 ” deep compartment. existence—to accept politics and politi­ were revealed. Senate Majority State Theater Initiates Satur­ fore you found another one like him You Leader Mike Mansfield took Im­ Senator buys two tickets him­ The Socialist Democratic Par­ ture of our relationships' and' the cal dedalonB in the United Nations much would look a long time before you found self and sells one each to his day morning shows for children, (B) One of a series of solid maple book­ mediate action. In a hitherto un­ conaiating of cartoons, short ty of West Berlin, led by Mayor implications they have for oiiir jui one party in the United States lives another who was quicker or surer with publicized action, Mansfield top three or four aides. Tliat TV “Lucy Show" co-star, says: cases in sizes to fit most wfillspaces. This a decision on money policy or advertis­ subjects and educational fea­ ■Willy Brandt, was victorious In faith. Scriptures will be selected with decisions of Congress or Court it barred all Senate employes—in­ accounts for about $600. Un­ tures. an election for the city assem­ one is 37” wide, 36” high. ing procedure or management matters. cluding Frank Valeo, Baker's willing to ask favors of lob­ from I John. < doesn’t relish, or as much as one fac­ There weren't many newspaper business bly. (C) Solid cherry apothecary chest, 29” successor — from soliciting byists. he will let the otlier 10 Years Ago “'ihat which was from the tion in Russia itself Uvea with the de­ executives who could match Jim Darcey funds for Senators. $4,400 of his quota go unmet Today’s Birthdays beginning. . . that Which Wf wide, 30” high, with three drawers. crees which win their way to official for tough-mindedness, for practical ac­ Just what this accomplished this year — as he has in the Manchester Grange with­ have seen and heard we pro­ (D) 36” Round solid cherry cocktail table proniulgatioh by the Communist Party. ceptance of hard fact, or for fast and is questionable. Mansfield’s ban past. draws request for use of dis­ Singer Marian Anderson is claim also to you, Sd' that you MANCHESTER with the sturdy look of Early Americana. Imaginative solutions to problems which Such virtue is not without Ms 62. Sports Commentator Red OF More and more, the choices before this would floor the ordinary man. could apply only to a handful carded Bunce School for a meet­ may have fellowship with us; c -69.95 of officials directly employed by price. This Senator never has ing house in favor-of the Man­ Barber is 56. , and our fellowship is with thf you’re as proud of our state (E) 26 X 20” Matching cherry end table. whole world become more urgent and Jim Darcey was the kind of executive the Senate itself. The hundreds benefitted much from the Sen­ chester Aasn. for Help to Re­ Quotation for Today Father and with his Son Jesus (F) 24 X 48-inch Modem walnut flat top more binding. who seemed to be moving a mile a of employes of individual Sen­ ate Campaign Committee’s war tarded Children. Christ.. And we are writing thii - mlnute-rcven when he was sitting at his desk with two drawers and cabinet. More and more, decisions—even deci­ ators were, of course, still free chest. To have any hope of pick­ State Highway Commissioner Observation is the most en­ that our joy, may be complete.'; desk, .He was a fast walker. He talked ing up badly needed contribu­ (t John 1:1-4^ V as I am, why not start planning (G) Matching modem walnut desk chair; sions which may seem minor in them- to mix Senate business with po­ serves on panel discussing pro­ during of the pleasures of life.-r- fa st He thought fast And he never litical fund-raising. tions from the committee, moat posed expressway through town Geor|;e Meredith, English-novel­ Relationship.ia.kli the heart seat upholstered, in black plastic. . selves—are for keeps. sldVyed down, from: the day he joined Furthermore. Mansfield obvi­ Democratic Senators will do at a public forum. these newspapers in 1920 until the day ist and poet in the 1880's. of Brotherhood, ' (H) 35-inch Modem table lamps come in Our world can blow up over Cyprus as he packed his briefcase last December ‘ AU'ef life has a dimension oil " right now to bring at least one sparkling black or white with barkcloth D-49. easily as over any other question. and moved up to St. Mary’s Hospital so relationship. Without our rela<« the doctors could check him over. tioTiBhip to each othef, life hat shades, 3-way switches; $10.50 for one. H we can't take the problem of Cy­ ''no.real meaning or titjilficancd; prus to the United Nations automatically It took a lot of work to keep this man Fischefrti (pronounced "Weft"! (I) 17 X 46” Modem walnut sofa or picture busy, and his life was filled with the de­ .Martin Rbber pointed out to us over the window table with full length drawer. end willingly, we may not be able to tails of enough enterprises for half a that to. alfirm the "I’’ there take some other question we recogniu dozen ordinary enterprisers. He was must'be also a “ Thou." Without U p . Isa more Impbrtant, either. busy, on the one hand, with the affairs the •*Tbou’V-a person would live of St. Mary's Hospital or of the banks in isolation. Yet the tragedy of Connecticut border in ’64!" THURSDAYS Whenever the United Nations demon­ he advised. On the pther, he was rais­ 0|V .times la that we neglect tha Are strates an Incapacity to handle one spe- ing money for a church, building an­ development of our relationships FRIDAYS siflc problem, that may be the last spe- other new school for Cheshire, helping with others, largely because In the governor w a^le more Federal aid the economy of our Uvea wet flflc problem it ever gets. for Connecticut highways, or working to have placed a premium off your The whole world, in its relationship to expand operations of one of the printing things. We culUvate friends, for E-49. the United Nations, is continually facing or delivery businesses with which he was Instance, largely for what they auoclated. can do (or us. The role of ourf ledalona in which everything imaginable children getting Jim Dsircey’s approach to every en­ personal relationahlpa ia oftan'. Is on the line. terprise was to make it bigger, to make relegated to the functional servr People, or nations, or blocs of nation^, It move faster, to make it newer or more . ices we can do for each other,! proper sleep? san keep ahying away from the United comprehensive — and more profitable. Yet how this violates tha> ' He was am innovator, an activist, a creaUve Intent of God, wbff Nations. If they do, that organisation builder. He never stood still himaelf. taught us to love people and' If not, it might be due to worn out or can become, at any surprise moment, use things! We have reverse^ Nothing that he touched stood still. hand-me-down bedding they are U8i^ 'Ik'' less than tiie old League of Nationa. Most of Jim Darcey’s time and en­ the order of creaUon and usto Now. during their growing period, is the •uddenly, it can add up to nothing. ergy, however, was devoted to the news­ people and love things. Hencd; 1-59. iV'i paper business This was his love and our relationships have become' timo Holman-Baker bedding The risks of the other course—that, if hla career. This was where he fulfilled “I’’ — "It’’ relationships. But. firm, itraight line support is needed. I^ m relied upon, the United Nations will not I need the personal to be a peivi himself. This was his element Bon! ’Thus In replacing tbei suggestions of ortho^ic surges, Hol­ work well, or will have its operation We shall miss his brisk administration ‘■’Thou’’ with an "It” I am myS man-Baker designed the B ^ s^ P ^ c Md 01^ ®ven fall, and thus here. It will not be easy to fill in behind self depersonalized. I need yotli the two busy telephones on the desk that Verto-Rest mattresses, which give this Ipse iRwsUge that way—are the lesser to be myielf! Without the' support, ond also nestles thm into sound ■m flaks. was his. We shall miss his friendship, "other" my exlstenoe has nelUi-S his cheerful confidence, his vdt and his er purpose nor meaning. .2 s l ^ Don't skimp on your children s well- : We bear with our Congress because assurance. . TUs was the vital tfflrmto.:^ heiM Give them the propetr sleep they ore know that, however wash tt may be, We are sure that the whole commun­ non of the early' C»lstliuu.' n f f ’with Holman-Baker quality beddhig. Lft's AH Bring W -F-T’t Over Our Border in '64. however it msy fail, it miss has the cs- ity will miss Jim Darcey, too. For his ThV h^ discovei^dX ^ a -34.95 F -99. dedslveness, his positive approach to of the meaniiif of life •>- being" - flna ' trv it at Watkins tomorrow. Mat- psdty to serve and to be stroq( on occa- public affairs, his creative ability in the made in the image of

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MANCHESTER BVEJ^NG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CdNN» MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1964 i'dmAimi MANCHES1T.R EVENING HERAtP. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1964 PAGE EIGHT W. Small. "I am toe first Negro Events in Ckmnectlcut to be elected to Accord Seen Events P u b lic ]^ot Cooperating: Tureck District Board May Hear Cyprus Fight toe Board of Realtors. TV-Radio Tonight Obituary Small, a real estate broker for In World 12 years, cos|lrmed during the In Two bays In Nation Objection to Renewal Plan Goes Before weekend that he w“ s elected. The Baby Has Six Inches of Snow ! The election was held 'Thursday. MOSCOW (AP) -r- Soviet Pre­ Roy Jette Dies, "t consider It a great honor.’’ On Tax Slice WASHINOTON (AP) - In the mier Khrushchev went to the At least, one Eighth »Distrlcm« move from their homes Television IJN Council he said. "I am sure I w a ^ o t ■ . A ’ news from Washington; railway station today to Wei- Beagle Fancier resident, opposed to redevelop­ sooner than the other residents elected because I am a Negro. avXL RIGHTS: Two Repub­ • :00 ( 3) Big 8 Theater of the renewal area. (OonllaiiMI frafft PiCB Om ) Been Named.. (in prugre**) C9me Bulgaria’s premier and Falls Over Weekend ment of Manchester’s North (Ooallansd from Page One) Candidates must lican senators say they suspect .(38) Movie at 6 (In progreea) (34) Sealed in Ulaae ■ t] 'The opposition to toe North (8U) Karly Bhow «ln progreaa) (10-23-80) NBC Movie (C) Communist parly chief, Todor BOLTON — Roy Joseph Jette, End, has Said that he will pro­ End project apparently- devel­ board’s professional and ethical enkcted by early Mlarch or it the Johnson administration has 8:00 (34) Ds, Poaln'a Utanta Archbishop Makarios, Greek (10) Eye-Denllly (12) I’ve Got A Secret Zhivkov, for an official visit. 53, of Lake St., collapsed while test the proposed North Bad oped despite the . efforts of standards and be real estate will not be effective. ( 8) Newa The top storv in Manchester over the weekend was the made a deal with Southern ten- (18) In the Public latereat 8:30 ( 8-20-40) Wagon Train (C) Zhivkov is toe last of the renewal project st a meeting :MRA executive director EM- Cypriot president of Cyprus, brokers ______for at least a year, A House in k in g'M beom m it- (12) Lucy Show clesring snow st his home tee starts hearilngz today on atom which Involves the ta* (34) Dtacovery leaders of the East European weather,- ftll of it bad. The storm, which dumped six of the dirtrict’s directors at 7:30 ward Rjfbcsyk and Cltlzene Ad­ broadcast an appeal to both i other members said. (40) Laramie ~ (34) Great Decialona ye.sterday and died shortly after Small said the application waa President Johnaon’e iKHUtog bin. Ooldztetn, Shone Nell, son of Michael I. and Caryl Perry cut and civil rights bills. 6:10 ( 3) Newa. Sporta and Waath 9:00 (24) News in Perspective camp (o come to Moscow to con­ inches of snow on the area, was the cause of two regional tonight at the district firehouse. visory Committee chairman Turkish and Greek Cypriots for "We don’t know what toe deal ( ^11) Danny Thnmaa being admitted to Manchester 'The expected protest follows Robert C. Weavei^, head o( the Goldstein, Corinn* Dr., Tolland. He was bom Fob. 3 at Hart­ cr fer with the Kremlin’s chidfs. deaths, plus several vehicular accidents, some of them Alexander Penny to win- the his second. He said he was re­ is but we are very suspicious 6.16 (23) CIu)> Houae (18) Subscripton TV Memorial Hospital. by three days a report from the restraint Makarios warned, Housing and HomI FlitAtice ford HoapltAl. Hla maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. 9:80 ( 8-13) Andy GrUtItb Western observers assume the good will o f the residents of the jected the first Ume because he that It’s something to wesken eiW (34) What a New ^ serious. ' M a n c h e s te r Redevelopment area. however, that hla-government— was not a full-time broker. Agency, was called aa ths first Oliver Perry,'Burlington. Hla paternal grandparents are Mr. (10-33-301 Hunt ey-Brin)(ley (33-30) Hollywood and- tha meetings are designed not only Ugt>t snow began falling loc­ witness. A Senate aubcommtttee and Mrs. Nathan Goldstein, West Hartford, He has a broth­ the civil rights bill," Sen. Hugh ( 3) Walter firnnktte Stara _ to strengthen the economic ties r vs- s':Agency (MRA), which charac­ According to Rybezyk’s MRA meaning toe Greek Cypriots— "When I went full-time Into (40) Superman (10) Houaing Report ally at 1:45 Saturday night. It begins work, on it Wedn.esday. er Dole Kim, 13 months. Scott of PennsylvonU said on a 10:00 ( 3) The Detectives in the bloc but also to reassure a..t U wouldn't be plow,n,l».l. S S S ",n ^ n'oi:S .7V 5l terised the Majority of the report on the North End pro­ would "not give In to threats, real estate and applied, there • ' ***** taped televiaion and radio pro­ ( 8f Follow the Bun tuniad to Sleet during the ear­ North End property owners as ject, the meetings with the area pressure or blackmail.” A House Labor aubcoinmltte* (18) Life ol Riley (12) Hast Side. Weat Side the Soviet leadership os it faces ly Sunday morning hours and was no trouble,” he said. Habersm, Shawn Richard, son ot John Richard and Lor­ gram Sunday with Sen. Thrus- aS) Newabeat ( 8-20 40) Breaking Point toe challenge of Peking’s CJom- wAWT'irnRH fAP>—A North- years. He was an ardent hunter being in favor of the project, residents had ben "quite suc­ Britain’s chief U.N. delegate. R. Emerson Smith, executive scheduled the" start of hearings (10-22 80) Mitch Miller (C) to rain at 8 a.m. But by 9 a.m. HARTFORU Newa Sign Off WPOP-M18 home; a brother, Leo Jette of :3aker, former secretory of the ” ***** Stan' against the public accom­ more financial support for his A t 5 a.m., when there was 2*4 when his fatal heart attack project gets Under way. e x c^ t those required for the The archbishop said he would W. Va„ told them his brakes modations Section of toe bill. U’HAV—*18 tf:uu Joel Cash in<^es of anow on Oie ground, came. Stoddard was a Newing­ South Grafton, Mass.; two sis­ ’Thua, construction of the school addition, sometime in only accept a force approved by Jammed after he entered toe senate majority. Genovese, Lori Lynn end Robin Lynn, twin daughters #:(A/ liaay Gd Snow _ 7:00 Bill Hughe* _ work. ters, Mrs. Harry Hudson of Parmer said racial demon­ 6:2C Newa Weather and Sport* 10:00 Mad Daddy Show David Guthrie Catcheslde, 56, the department went into its ton High School teacher. Robertson School wing could September 1964; the United Nations and made up parkway by mistake. On toe House floor, ths most of Charles Edward and Carol Muir Genovese, S3 Croft Dr. 7:t)o Kdward P Montan WINP—1380 South Grafton and Mrs. William important bill this week will be strations would continue even if professor of microbiology, will 17 route townwide p lo w in g T i l t Wt l«UJ y t r 'I ' begin at the same tlmf as ad­ 3. A special staff will be hired of British Commonwealth na­ No trucks are allowed on the Thev were bom Feb. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. toe civil rights bill Is passed. 7:16 Ed Hayea Show 6.UO iiewa. V'eather. Sporta PORK CHOPS become professor of genetics at Taylor of Millbury, Mass.; and ditions to two other town to help relocate the residents of toe $l6.9-billlon military pro­ Their maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy A. t0:80 Tonight A! **v Place »:80 Showcase operation, and by 10 a m., every t • ■ ' • tions. parkway. "To enforce, a public accommo­ 1 )w m«n on 8:46 Lowell Thomas the Australian National Univer­ \ - 1 ' several nephews and nieces. schools, in 1964. the North BMd Into homes suit­ Ball, who won acceptance of Police said Pfost was charged curement authorlzaUon MU tim ­ Muir 8r„ Windsor Locks. Their paternal grandparents are ■treet in town had been plowed dations provision I anticipate we WTic—les* 6 60 Sporta Time sity in Canberra. I, a . . . ITunerals services wdll be As a result, the McKSeverS ed to their needs and ability to the NATO force from Greece with reckless driving. ing up Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Elmo Genovese, 17 Deming St. 8.UU New* Sports and Waather 7:Ut' N*w* S h ow ca se's. at least once. held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at " ***** would have to go from restau­ 7:85 Public Affair* Program Ian Bush, Birmingham’s lead­ AB trucks were kept out Turek saiu. and aix other families will have pay. and Turkey, described Cyprus rant to resUurant In many parts 6:35 Music the Center Congregational Borratt, Lpuro Lee, daughter of Robert and Brenda 6:45 Three Star Extra 8:00 T.he World Tonight ing professor of physiology, an­ sanding and plowing main thor­ Although yesterday’s snow­ as a “very critical problem." of Mississippi and Alabama,” 7:06 Conversation Piece 8:16 Life Line Church. The Rev. ClllTord O. Sailor Charged Bousbee Barrett, 124 Spruce St. She was bom Feb. 7 at H:30 Showcase nounced last week that he was _____ C oughfares until mid-afternoon, fall measured as high as lO “ The first order of business is he said. 7:26 Chet Huntley Simpson, minister, will officiate. urday at Manchester Memorial Jamln J. Callahan BHineral NEW LONDON (AP) B urr’s A ttaches Manchester Memorial Hoapital. Her maternal grandparenU^ 7:30 News of the World 9:06 Be.sl of Broadway moving to the United States. when the men were permitted Inches in some local spots, it to restore law and order to that t0;06 Showtuiae and Newa Burial will be in Falrview Cem­ Hospital after a short illness. Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart­ unfortunate land,” Ball . told Matthew E. McIntyre, 23. will are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boushee, 412 Hilliard St. Her 7.45 Bing Alontr a abort break. was officially recorded as six She was born In Cromwell, ford, with a high >tp'- nt Milewski Parcels DRAFT REJECTEES: The 8:06 Pops Concert 13:25 Sign Off MOSCOW (AP) — Fathers of lb. Townwide plowing operations in<*e.s. etery, South Grafton. newsmen. "The bloodshed must be arra.igned in Circuit C3ourt paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barrett, 72 Selective Service System starts Friends may call at the April 15, 1893, and waa chief requiem at St. Margaret Mary’s be stopped.” today on n manslaughter Summer St. She has a brother, Raymond; and a sister, Faye. Soviet children bom out o( wed- continued until 8 Sunday night, 'Total snowfall over Manches­ telephone operator at the Phoe­ Churcli, Wappin'- I ***** toddy Its program to assist po­ '■ lock will be required to enter when sanding operations were ter since Dec. 1 now totals 42 Holmes Funeral Home, 400 U.S. officials were banking on charge in the death of a U. S. The MonohMter proporty of tential draftees who are turned Main St., Manchester, tonight nix Mutual Insurance Co., Hart­ will be in St. Catherine’s Ceme­ toe council debate to increase Navy shipmate. a West Hartford man has b««n Duey, Jeanette Nancy, daughter of Adolph A. and their names on the children’s started; by daylight, all town inches. tery, Broad Broo: . down for military service be­ from 7 to 9 and tomorrow' from ford, when she retired in 1960. diplomatic pressure on Makari­ attac-bed for 180,000 h y C. R. Odette iohohn (Juey, 66 Spruce St. She was born Feb. 1 at 900 Jurors in Panel birth certificates under a new streets had been plowed and For the period Dec. 1, 1962 to She had been with toe company Friends may call at toe funer­ The sailor was arrested yes­ cause of educational deficien­ I family law drafted for the next LOIN VEAL CHOPS lb. 89c 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. os to take a more amenable terday after EJnglneman 3. C Burr and Co., local nu»*ry. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents ■anded. March 31 of la.'tt year, total 30 years. al home tonight from 7 to 9. cies. ' session of the Supreme Soviet, snowfall was 35 inches. stand. A number of U.N. mem­ Earvin J. Martin, 23, foi-merly The attachment stemz from,a are Mr. and Mrs. Rene Johann. Reims, Marne, France. She Such rejectees will be referred Snow removal operations Besides her husband, she bers were reported unsympathet­ ha* a brother, David, 17; and three sisters. Corlnne, 12, toe Soviet Union’s parliament. were started on downtown Main Whatever discomfort the leaves a stepson, Stieg Carlson of Youngstown, Ohio, died of olvil euit brought agnlnst Im Is to employment service offices of For Jack Ruby Trial RIB VEAL CHOPS lb. 99c snow ha.s caused town residens ic to toe Greek Cypriot leader's Injuries suffered in a Friday J. Milewski, and involvM ty S Jacqueline, 11, and Christine, 5. the Labor Department, where The law places legal responsi­ S t at 9 last night, and were Stoddard Dies of Rocky Hill; three brothers, Funerals adamant stand, and observers ^ ***** bility for Illegitimate children completed during the morning in nuisance value, one comfort­ Paul I. Carlson of Windsor, Her­ night scuffle, police said. parcels on Form Dr. and the they will receive special coun­ in Washington doubted he GIdman, John Robert, son of Peter John and Cathey seling and testing and will be on unmarried fathers, now free 59e hours, after which they were ing result emerges—plentiful bert L. Carlson of Pennington, Police said Martin tried to other at 35 Oak St. (Continued from Page One) . Dallas Is so saturated with SHOUL VEAL CHOPS lb. Of Heart Attack couU muster enough votes to Spafford Oldman, Kelly Rd., Vernon. He was bom Fob. 3 at referred either to training pro- of financial and other claims by continued In other parts of water in town reservoirs next N. J.. and Clarence L. Carlson William J. Topping stop an argument between Mc­ The writ, filed Friday egter- —r r r ^ preludlce and feelings of guilt ?:et any council action in his Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal arandmother gra.ns or to jobs. such offspring. town. spring. o f Manchester; a slater, Mrs. The funeral of William J. Intyre and a girl, was struck noon with the town ciork’n of­ . ------psychic shock, and Irau-, cannot get a fair Wesley Whitney Stoddard, 49, avor. 1* Mrs. Lorraine Spafford, 185 N. Main St His paternal The program will be applied, ma.” He pictured Ruby as a jj.jp, people In The new law, drafted by toe lb. 29e Svea C. Bronke of Manchester, 'Topping of 19 Wadsworth St. and fell to the sidewalk. He hit fice, claims that, on May 7 ot jjgpgy , ^ VEAL BREAST From 6 this morning on, high­ ’Thomas Nagle, 57, of Broad of 369 Birch Mt. Rd., died of a waa held Saturday morning The U.S.-Brltlsh proposal en­ his head as he leanded. grandparents are Mr. \and Mrs. J^ V^ GIdman, Taleottville. Initially to 28-year-olds called Supreme Soviet’s legislative and two grandchildren. visaged a mediator who would l«bt year, Milewski prensmtsd proposals commiU^e, also liber­ way crews concentrated upon Brook was fatally stricken af­ heart attack yeatMxlay at his from the John F. ‘TMemey F^i- Both Martin and McIntyre for Induction. After July 1, all subject to blackouts, which can ■ ------,i,* «i*„ Fimeral services will be held help the two sides work out a the Burr Co. with a cheek for the name of the city. school bus routes, plowing and ter shoveling snow'. home shortly after coming in nerol Home, 219 W. Center St., were crew members of the sub Johnson, Jeffrey Lawrence, son of Lawrence E. and 18-year-oIds will be tested at the be touched off by rage, shock, alizes divorce ^cedures. B*66lett Veal Sttw lb. 59c tomorrow at 2 p.m. at toe Wat­ long-term solution. $22,000, which wee returned by sanding wherever needed. Donald Podhajskl, 16, of New from outside, where he had been with a solemn high Mass of re­ tender USS Philton. Martin Beverly Miller Johnson, 17 Washington St. He was bom time they register. or a powerful emotion. Highway superintendent Er­ kins-West FUneral Home, 142 E. Turkey, as a guarantor, of (Cy­ the benk unpeid, and ntlU rt- ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) Britain, had tw'o fingers man­ using a snowblower for about a quiem at St. James’ Church. resided in New London. Feb. 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal He said he did not know Crash Kills Three nest. Tureck said this morning Center St. Burial will be in prus under the 1960 treaty that mains unpaid. * —a cease-fire In the Ethlopla- gled in a snow blower. half-hour. A doctor was called 'The Rev. Joseph H. McCann grondparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Miller. Newington. FOREIGN AID: Latin Amer­ whether he would put Ruby on that the toughest problems en­ Falrview Cemetery, West Hart­ made the former British colony After the Incident. McIntyre The pleintiffe civil suit for Somalla border squabble ap­ Skidding accidents were com­ after Mr. Stoddard complained was celebrant, assisted by the His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elton A. John­ ica may receive as much U.S. toe witness stand, but he said, HINE8VILLE, Ga. (AP)—An countered by his crews are the ford. a republic, has the right to brought Martin to a friend’s $30,000 is rsturneUs to Hart­ peared today to have fallen mon place. of chest pains, but he died be­ Rev. John D. Regan, deacon, son, 18 Cambridge S t economic aid this year as it did "If he’s on toe stand a long Army helicopter crashed and S ibUc's thoughtlessnesa, and Friends may call at the fu­ send in troops if it con.slders home where he remained on a ford Superior Court in March. ***** through. Each side accused toe One of the more serious oc­ fore the doctor arrived. He was and the Rt. Rev. Msgr. ESdward couch all day Saturday. Mar­ last year, but other parts of the time,...... ^you'll_____ see a. definite dts burned at neerby Ft. Stewart. ck of cooperation. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. them necessary to protect the In 19M, Milewski oontroeteu world are scheduled for a reduc­ other of new attacks. curred on the Connecticut 'Tpke. a teaohM- of mathematics at J. Reardon, subdeacon. Burial tin wr.i brought back to the Kvereett Elizabeth Ann, daughter of William J. Jr. function. This guy, If you keep killing three of its occupante and He Bated, as examples, people In East Lyme. A car carrying The family suggests that memo­ 120,000 Turkish Cypriots from to purchase Burr Oo. ocragge and Jean OimalowsHl Everett. Hillside Manor Ave., Vernon. tion. him there, on the stand or in j injuring the fourth. The Organization of African Newington High School. w’as in St. James' Cemetery. the 480,000 Greek Cypriots. Fulton yesterday when he could who park their cars on the Mr. and Mrs. Ramando Mar­ rial contributions may be made east o f Mill St., for use os a She waa bora Feb. 5 at-Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Figures made available Sun­ Jail much longer, you won ti Army spokesman said toe Unity had called for the cease­ Mr. Stoddard was bom June Father Regan read the commit­ Greece, al.so a guarantor, has a not be roused. ; street while plowing is being tinez of Miami, Fla., plowed into to the Memorial Flmd of 'Trin­ borrow pit. The Town P lo n n ^ maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Glmalowskl, day by the Agency for Intema- have to take him any place “ helicopter was firing machine fire to start at noon Sunday . 19, 1914, in Abington, M-ass., a tal service. similar right. A medical examiner pro done, persons who point their a rock ledge. ity Covenant Church, Manches­ Oomnhssion granted permission Adams, Moss. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. tlopa'. -Development showed that show he’s wacky." _ ,„ g the base’s MeU range Ethiopia accused Somalia ol Sale Pricea son of Mrs. Lillian Coleman ter. Bearers were John F. Fitz­ nounoed him dead on the ship. launching fresh attacks on two snow-blowers Into the street and Mrs. Martinez, 44, was admit­ Stoddard, and the late Lewis gerald, Berna:*d Baker, Howard for the pit under Ks newly ap­ William J. Everett Sr., Richmond, Ind. the fiscal 1964 allotment for the Belli said 'we have when It crashed Sunday. The , . E ffectiv e fill In plowed areas, and busi- ted In critical condition to Law­ proved borrow pit regulations. • • • • • Alliance for Progress program program - --.(m*: cases all afternoon, -ircraft which operated out ol *™"V**^frontier villages under cover of Stoddard. He was a 1986 grad­ Herbert 8. Rowley Phaneuf, FTed Tedford, Albert Taes. and Wed. neaamen and property owners rence & Memorial Hospital. uate of Bates College, Lewis­ Carlson and Frank Kenel. This year the TPC reveraed Grout James Fredrick, son of Joel Franklin and Ceclle will be between $666.7 million about people who blacked out. p j Ben’nlng. Ga., was attached. who clean their sidewalks by New London. Her husband waa Somali President Aden Abdul­ ton, Maine. Herbert Samuel Rowley Jr.. A delegation from the Ladles Events Public Records its earlier action end revoited Cantln Grout. 78 E. Middle Tpke. He was bora Feb. 5 at and $717.7 million, depending on "Wr.s supo a person rational j^'^he 11th Air Assault Division. , ! shoveling the snow into the 58. Of 62 Clinton St., died in his la Osman messaged U.N. Sec- Open Nights less seriously hurt. He was a member of Center of St. James attended the Mass. Its epproval, since MUawshi lied Manchester Memorial HosplUl. H»s maternal- grandmother how proposed projects measure during that tim e?" Name.* of the victims were TT''r)r<.nt that Snow depth varied through­ Mon. thru Sat. ■tbset Congregational Church and Its car about noon today of a heart Warronfee Deed* not posted the performance ii Mrs. Aurora Guarard, Hartford. His patamal i^andmoth- “ Pan,. Washington’s standards. The state contends that Ruby ^jhheld pending noUflcatlon of E t o i™ ^ atocked ^ e Tureck said that these are the out the state. Blight inches were attack. He had entered his This hemisphere received was completely sane when he — , Btoiopm t^ps atiacKea ine Couples Club, Bay State Lodge Rudolph Lotz ' Harold J. Petersen to James bond guaranteeing that the pit er is Mrs. Annie Grout, 281 Center St. He has a brother tiU 9 people who are the first to call recorded at Bradley Field. car to make a visit to his In State Joel Franklin Jr., and two slaters. Kathleen, 6, and Kelly, 5. $699.'9WVV*89.': • ***In U.S.W**./. economic assist- ghot 1Oswald.---- - Police Capt. Will ' _ Somali frontier 40 minutes after of Masons in Montague, Maas., B^lne^al services for Rudolph O. Tatro and Janet M. Tatro would be operated In accord­ The victims were identified the cease-fire was to start. and complain of snow blocking State Police said four inches dat^ier' and new grandchild at Lotz of 45 Victoria Rd. were property at 20 Strong St. ance with the town regulatiCm. 0 0 0 0 * ance during fhe fiscal yegr that Fritz and officer James R. their driveways and walks. fell in Hartford. 'The depth in and Connecticut, Newington and ended last June 30. Lea Leavell-w veil—who ho was was handcuffed handcuirea to lo |, Capt ' Manchester Memorial Hospital. held Saturday afternoon at the (Continued from Page, One) William C. Murray and Mar- Koss, Keith Alan, aon of George Arthur and Elizabeth BAD GODESBERG, Germany He cited an example of one the New Haven area was three National BMucation Aaaccia- Mr. jtowley was bom in Wa­ U.S. economic aid to the Near Oswald when Ruby shot him— \ worlev 38 Fort Watkins-West Funeral Home, ^ garet ®. Murray to Richard IV Polosky Kpaa, 438 W. Middle Tpke., Apt. 44U. He was born (A P)—West Berlin Mayor Willy Manchester Green-area rest- inches. tions. tertown, March S, 1905, a son of Feb- Moncheater Memorial Hospital Hla maternal E( t and South Asia Is expected ^ v e testified that Ruby looked w. woriey, _ Seafood For Lent! Mr. Stoddard had been prin­ 142 E. Csnter St. The Rev. Paul complete minutes of this co m -! Hines and Catherine M. Hines Brandt, guiding force of West Xtrs. Fannye Egan Rowley of mlttee’s action,” Plnney said. | property at 26 Salem Rd. Ally. Law Talks grandparents are Mrs. Marguerite Gore, Nanty Olo, Pa., to drop from $947.2 mUllon to calm at that moment. Ruby W o.^ , Tex toe pilot. Spec. 4 cipal and coach of Cherryfield G. ' Prokopy, pastor of Zion betwe.n $807.5 and $827.6 mil-, ghot Oswald at close range with John Knight of Orange, Germany's opposition Socialists, ■Woodbury, and toe late Herbert Evangelical Lutheran Church, Ti is am azing" he said. Edmund- J. Peresluha and and John Polosky, Nanty Glo, Pa. His paternal grandparents 27 (Maine) Academy,; Jackman Hon; aid to toe Par East is due ^ snub-nosed, 38-callber pistol N.J., tne crew cmei, and a ci­ took over official leadership FRESH FAN REAFY S. Rowley. He had been a ‘ Officiated. Frederic Werner was “ that these Democrats, all high Catherine M. Peresluha to John To Newcomers are Mr. and Mrs. George Koss. Reylor, Pa. Ho has two vilian, Everett T. Shockley of High School, Bridgton, Maine, Manebester resident for 16 to foil from $448.1 mllllo nto be- i^Bt Nov. 24. Simday after the party elected Crashes Caused by Storm^ organist. Burial was in East state and legislative officials, 'V. Talley and Mary Jane Talley sisters, Oeorgene Marie, 2, and Denise Lenore, 19 months. bans Great Neck, Long Island, N.Y. him chairman. and New Salem (Mass.) Acade­ years. He wos a train dis­ should publicly vote to keep on property at 36 Milford Rd. ***** tween $388 and $346 million; and I two unusual elements hang “ ViTnVkiPv'waTa” technical reo- my. He was teacher and odaoh Cemetery. Atty. Richard Law of Man­ the African program hs-) been darkly over this case- * i, Shockley.suinr-kiav was a tochnicai^rep tecluilci A special party convention Flounder Fillet lb.59 patcher with the New Haven Bearers, all cotmcilmen of with toe practice of maintain-1 Samuel Watson and Evelyn Furrow, Scott Barry, son of Sydney P and Sandra with Sperry Gyro at Lubec, Maine; H in gham. chester will speak tomorrow at chopped from' tORI $261.1 1 million tYbllK/xn t/% One Is 41***toe spebulatlon Kenne­ resentative named Brandt, 60, without op­ Railroad, New Haven. Zion Church, were William Sad- ing skeletonized minutes cen- ; Watson to Francis Michael Bas Zadorotny Furrow, 65 Vernon Ave., RockviUe. He was bom scope Co. 3 Persons Hurt Seriously Mass., and Brownsville Junc­ 7:45 p.m. at a meeting of the $301.7 or $308.1 million. dy’s death was the result of a position to succeed Erich Ollen- Survivors, besides his mother. rozinske. Andre W. Mertlan. sored by State Finance Commis- sette and Margaret J. Bassette Newcomer’s Club of the Man­ Feb. 4 at Rockville City Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ The copilot, hospitalized at hauer who died last December. tion, Maine. Include hie wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Frederick Schneider. Albert sioner George Conkllng," I property at 80 W. Middle Tpke ent* are Mr. and Mrs. Reno Daigle. Vernon. His paternal monstrous conspiracy, and that FANCY Siurvivors, besides his mother, chester Y'WCA at Mott’* Com­ VETERANS: Sen. Philip A. Ft. Stewart, was Lt. Glenn W. The chairmanship gives a The a tom contributed to afront end damage, police said. Taylor Rowley; a son, Herbert Petke, John Pallait and Emil Conkling said members W'ho lilarriage Licenses grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.'^Walter Furrow, Thorndike, Ruby killed Oswald to "keep Whltcher. 25, of Stratford, Thelma E. Godreau of RFD 8 include his wife, Mrs. Lorens munity Hall. His subject will Hart, D-Mlch., announced today him from talking.” No evidence stronger policy role to Brandt dozen of some 15 motor vehicle S. Rowley III of Manchester; a Bronke. want their votes recorded ■ C h a rles Kuzminski, East be wills and estates. The meet­ Maine. He has two brothers. Dale, 5, and Glen, 2. Ckmn. who will be Christian Democrat accidents which have occurred Coventry, at 1 p.m. yesterday Ramsdell Stoddard; two daugh­ daughter, Mrs. Frank Marchisa usually say so_And the votes | Hartford, and Mary Lee Davis 0 0 0 0 0 Introduction of legislation to cre­ has apperred to support this. ______Halibut Steak lb. was treated at toe hosiptal for ters, Miss Marjorie Lea Stod­ ing is open to members, gueats ate a court of veterans appeal". On the contrary. In a scries of Txnv/iAMirfr noiNGS Chancellor Ludwig Erhard’s on Manchester streets since of East Windsor; a brother, appear in the "skeletonized" 1107 Ludlow Rd. and their husbands.' Meredith,, Mark Graham, son of Maurice Leslie and chief opponent In toe 1?66 elec­ shortly before midnight Satur­ contusions of head and right leg dard and Miss Kathryn Rae James Rowley of Coventry; a m’nutes. Lawrence Orde Reed, Vernon Helen Guilmette Meredith, 60 Union St. He was bora Feb. The court would provide Judi­ ghost-written articles under, f I Mrs. Daniel Cavelller will Ruby’s name, toe accused man To remove lint from a child s tions. day. after her car spun out of con­ Stoddard, both at home, and aister. Miss Ehrelyne,Rowley of Rainbow Seats Plnney also said the minutes and Beverly Jean Wheeler, 388 4 at Hartford Hospital. His paternal grandparents are Mr. cial review for veterans’ claims head a refreshment committee. against toe government. Exist­ said: “ No one knew I was go- blue Jeans, wash them separate- Several persons received seri­ trol during the storm, on Oak­ tw'o sisters, Mrs. Marjorie Pat­ Wood'buiw, and one grandchild, refer to new'smen attending "by , Oakland St. and Mrs. Wlllllam Metcalfe Meredith, Durham, England. He Over NatT Brand ous injuries smd have been ad­ land St. at Mill St., and struck terson of Springlield, Mo., and She will be assisted by Mrs. ing law establishes a board of ing to shoot Oswald—not even ly, rinse twice, then add one 'The mneral will be held Advisor, Board invitation.” Newsmen have a Anthony Page, Bolton, and James Elder and Mrs. Jonica has a brother, Michael Maurice, 2^4. mitted to Manchester Memorial a pole, broadside. The vehicle, Miss Dorothea Stoddard 6 t Wednesday at 8:15 a.m from right to attend Pinney said. Carole Jeanne Nolan, 47 Alice ***** appeals made up of Veterans j- -e helped me or gave tablespoon of vinegar to a gal- O'Connor. SAVE 62c Hospital for care and treat­ wito right side damage, had to North Abington,^ Mass. the John F. 'IMemey F^ineral Conkling said "by invitation” , Dr., Feb. 21, Second Congrega Admlnlstration officials as toe me f . 1 didn’t do It Inten- ■ Ion of water for a third rinse, Mrs. Donald Gray of 22 West- Women who are newcomers Paul, Ellen Theresa, daughter of Richard S. and An­ tlor- didn’t even know I When dry, there will be no lint Free Delivery m ent be towed away. Fimeral services will be held Home, 219 W. Center St., with was Just a phrase used by the tional Church, toinette Sartor Paul, 104 School St. She was bom Feb. 8 final arbiter. SHOP - RITE Police reported no injuries land St. was recently elected to the Manchester area are In­ Hart said In a statement an had cio. e it." toe blue Jeans wfl Ibe soft- Elxtensive vehicle damage Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. at the a solemn high Maas o f requiem and installed as mother advisor stenographer. "We know the, Attachment of Real Estate at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. was reported, and police, who nor arrests but some vehicular vited to toe meeting. These Independent appeals court The other is Belli’s contention I er. Watkins-West Funeral Home, at St. James’ (Jhurch at 9. 'The of the Manchester Assembly, press is entitled to attend^” he I C. R. Burr and Co. against wishing further Information parents-are Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Sartor Sr., 296 School St. have maule no arrests, are still damage in numerous other mo­ said. I Louis J. Milewski, two parcels would assure Impartial review 142 E. Center St. 7114 Rev. CTlf- place of burial will be announc­ Order of the Rainbow for Girls. may call Mrs. Barry KoohOn, Her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Russell J. Paul. Honewell investigating many of the mis­ tor vehicle accidents investigat­ The finance committee meets on Farm Dr. and one at 35 of various claims. ARTHUR DRUG ford O. Simpson, pastor of ed later. . She will be. assisted by an 57 Saulters Rd. Junction, N.Y., and formerly of Manchester, She has a haps. ed during the weekend hours. Center Congregational Chureh, Friends may call at toe fu­ advisory board which includes i between sessions of the G::’ r al Oak St.. $30,000. brother, Thomas, 5; and two sisters. Diane, 8, and Linda, 2. FACIAL TISSUE LICENSES SUSPENDED Reported in satisfactory con­ 'The accidents occurred on Sat­ neral home tomorrow from 2 to her husband, Donald Gray, I Assembly to deal with state fis- Building Permits ***** w'ill officiate. Burial will .be in HARTFORD (AP) — Twr dition at the hospital after a 3 urday at 11:30 p.m. when two East Cemetery. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. grand tall cedar of toe Tali cal matters. To Peter Vendrlllo, addition Negri, Christopher Joseph, son of Joseph J. and Mary a.m. two-car crash yesterday at cars collided on W. Middle Cedar.s of Lebanon; Mrs. Hazel < — ------to dwelling at 242 High St.. Groton package stores have re BYiende may call at the fu­ Firemen’s Party Prior Negri. Glastonbury. He was bom Feb. 11 at Manches­ celved liquor license suspen­ Center and Olcott Sts. are Tpke., Just west of Cepter St.; neral home tomorrow from 7 to Mrs. Alfred T. Starkel $150. ter Memorial Hospital. His paternal grandparents are Mr. ' Sam’s •Tailoring’ Hit sions from the State Uquo. 400 Jeremy S. Holmes, 22, of 247 yesterday at 12:04 a.m., three 9 p.m. Mrs. Ix>uise Descoteaux Star­ To Ansaldi Heights Inc., new Atteitded by 200 and Mrs. Joseph Negri. He has a sister, Elizabeth Anne, 1. $ School St., who received a dis­ cars bumped together near the Eun!ce BeroarS p?uI Bernard; ' dwelling at 22 Thayer Rd., $15,- • • • • • Control Commission. Reg’s Llq- kel, 79, of West Hartford, uorette received concurrent 15- SHEET located hip; his wife, Joan. 23, same location; and at 12:14, a Mrs. Harriet Case. Herbert ^ 500. Parker, Steven Roy, son of Frederick and Linda Cwper Marshall F. BMwell mother of Robert H. Starker of More than 200 fireman, day suspensions on t h r e r FEBRUARY. 1964 2 -W A Y PKG. who has a cheek laceration and third accident near the same SOUTH WINDSOR — kar- Kingsbury Jr.. Mrs. Marion « ‘ y Hall oday, To C and S Ck>nstri'Ctlon C'' Parker, Phoenix St., Vernon. He was born Feb. 9 at Rock­ PKes. 40 Cambridge St., died yester­ Kingsbury. Mrs. Virginia Lewis, dramatize a demand for a guests, and their wives and charges of selling to a mlno possible internal Injuries; and spot involved two cars. shall F, Bidwell, 68, of 932 Main day at a Hartford convalescent new dwelling at 583 Bush Hill ville City Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Shortly before 1 a.m. yester­ girl friends Saturday night At­ and one charge of selling afte Leo Day, 33, East Hartford, St., died Saturday at his home home. Mr.s. Bertha Porter Mrs. Bar- ^0“/ P«r , Rd.. $ i?,’:oo. Mrs. Roy Cooper, Castleton, Vt. His paternal ^andparents ■PREVENT BABY ACCIDENTS. SAVINGS with fractured ribs and multiple day, a two-car crash on Center bara Taylor and Paul Taylor. ^ spokesman said the placard­ tended the Town Fire iMpart- hours, and the Sunset Packag after a long illness. She also leaves her husband, carrying demonstrators were Ere Elroy Parkei^^Vemon, and Mrs. Margraret Parker, West facial lacerations. All three are St., near Henderson Rd.. re­ ‘BR.AIN DAMAGE’ ment’s Annual Ladles Night pro­ Store was given a 10-day sue The saddest tragedy In any home Is to have a an Born in South Windeor, . he another aon, two daughters, Joined by representatives from gram at toe Garden Orovs. Springfield, Mass. He has a brother. Michael, 2. pension on a charge of selling child suffer a preventable accident. Here are a under special care. sulted in the issuance of a writ­ lived here all his life. He waa a three brothers, two sisters and DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — ten warning to Richard A. Yag' unions throughout the state. Corsages and fountain pens to a rhlnor. few authentic suggestions to protect our precious GET ZTfC GREEN STAMPS TOO! Police, who are still investi­ retired tobacco farmer, and was eight grandchildren. Attorneys for Jack Ruby Orcutt, Mary Ellen, daughter of John and Mary Sullivan men, 21, 'West Hartford, for Officials Divided The picketing was scheduled were given to all the ladies ones. AUTO gating the head-on crash, re­ known throughout the country The funeral will, be held to­ opened his murder trial to­ Oreutt, Springdale Ave., Coventry. She was bom Feb. 10 driving after drinking and fail­ to last for two hours. present. Dinner and dancing to ported that it waa snowing very as a breeder and exhibitor of morrow at 8:30 a.m. from the Mayor Samuel J. Tedesco, day with a motion for a di­ at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ ure to drive in a proper lane. On Rocket Value rected verdict of acquittal music bv toe DuBUdo Bfoa. INSURANCE! hard at the time. Both cars had Doberman Pinscher dogs. He Taylor and Modeen Funeral who isalso the state's lieutenant were other' highlights of the mother 1s Mrs. Helen Sullivan, East Hartford. Her p ate^ l I FROM BIRTH TO FOUR MONTHS. extensive front-end damage and The Yagmin car and that of was a member of toe Blast and Home, 136 S. Main St., West and Judge Joe B. Brown grandmother Is Mrs. Ida Orcutt, Coventry. She has three John E. Laws. 19, Andover, had (Continued from Page One) governor, was not in hU office night's program, emceed by Never leave the baby alone where It is possible were towed away. Cast Sportsmen Club of South Hartford, with a high Mass of today. promptly overruled It. The brothers, John; Charles, and Michael. former SMFD Commissioner ***** to wiggle and fall. Toys should be too large to A noontime skidding bus to be towed away with exten­ Windso.v requiem a t St. Mark the Evan­ Some of toe signs carried by defense attorneys, M elvin LEASE sive front end and side damage. for the Republican presidential Jock Gordon. •.wa)'"' r.n sliart* edges and too tough to break. ersish into steel power compemy He leaves his wife, Mrs. Ar- gelist’s Church, West Hartford. , the pickets read: "One per cent Lamb, George Lawrence HI, son o f George L. Jr. and THE Other skidding crashes which nomination they based the motion on the Keep pins out of reach. Watch out for smother­ pipes off N. Main St., west of Une Miller Bidwell of South Burial will be in Falrview Cem­ Joan Adams Lamb. 16D Forest S t. He was born Feb. 7 at occurred during toe storm in­ Goldwater. a major general in . res^t of a neurological ex­ ing pillows, bed coverings, harnesses and filmy Our Economy Auto Policy Stock PI., yesterday sent pas­ Windsor. etery, West Hartford. 33^29 Manchester Memorial Hospftal. His maternal grandparonts 1964 cluded a 1:30 crash yesterday thee AAir i r Forcerorce neserve.Reserve hasnas chal-cnai sm Sam all/’ . You made amination of Ruby conducted r ------plastics. senger "John Habiciit, 60, of 7 Flineral services will be held Friends may call at the funer­ are Mr. and Mra. Joseph W. Adams, West Roxbury, M w a oiters you worthwhile savings morning when a motorist skid' lenged the reliability of missiles Jan. 20-30. Ruby is charged Stock PI., to the hospital for tomorrow at 1 p.m. at toe New­ al home tonight from 7 to 9. HARTFORD (AP) — Th# His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. G e o r^ U ^ n jb by “ packaging” your protec­ admittance with a fractured ded into a pole on Maple St., 'and called for more funds for with murder with malice In CAR kirk. and Whitney Funeral There w'ill be recitation of the State Motor Vehicles Depart­ Sr., Dedham, Mass. He ha* a zlster, Lauren Helene, 18 I FROM FOUR TO SEVEN MONTHS. - tion to give you more value ankle. He is reported in satis­ near Spruce St.; yesterday a f manned bombers. This evident­ Negro Elected Realtor the shooting of Lee Harvey Of .Your Choice Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Roeary at 8. ment's daily record of auto- months. factory condition today. ternoon at 1:15, two cars collid Hartford. The Rev. William G. ly was the position taken by Le- NEW LONDON (AP) — A Oswald, accused aasasatn of I mobile fatalities as. of last mid­ * * • • • Baby moves more and reaches for things. Keep for less money. And you can Four others, including Con­ ed on Cooper St., near Ridge May and rejected by McNa- Negro has been elected to mem President John F. Kennedy. • Yearly alt small objects out of reach- Bounded sturdy get additional savings if you Lorimer of toe First Cong;rega- Mrs. Frieda Gale night and the total on the some Moorao, David Alvin, son of Carol Rona^ and Bk^**'* START BUILDING YOUR SET necticut Co. bus driver. Clayton St.; at 1:45, two cars skidded mara before the House commit- bership on toe New London: Tonahill said that the en- I date lost year: • Monthly dastlc o • ’V"od toys are safest Never leave baby tional CSiurch of South Windsor Mrs. Frieda L. Gale of Hart­ Janes Moores. 146 Maple St. He was born kj. Man­ have a good driving record. M. -Faucher, 36, of Kelly Rd., into each other on W. Middle will officiate. Burial will be Hi tpe. Board of Realtors. j cephalographic record show­ I ' 1963 1984 alone In bath. ford. sister of BYed Lepper of chester Memorial Hospital. Hla maternal gr^dm o^r 1% • W eekly Call us for details. Vernon, who had a right eye Tpke. at Oxford St.; at 2:50, a the Center Cemetery, South More light on toe controversy “ So far as I know," said Davis ' ed "brain damage.” IKiUed 33 t t Mrs. Alvin H. Janes, Everett, Maw. His PinORI-M. HNCVaOPFOIA 24 Dudley St, died Friday at may be shed Tuesday when toe laceration, were treated and two-car mishap on W. Middle Windsor. parents ore Mr. gnd Mrs. Allan W. Moores, North W llm ^ •EVEN TO TWELVE MONTHS. discharged at the hospital. Sarasota Memorial Hospital, committee relea.°es a transcript m 6 r ia r t y •WfFRli AN HhTOKV Tpke. near Rt. 15 BJxit 92; at Friends may call at the fu­ Sarasota, Fla. ton, Mo m . His maternal great-grai^pkrents are Mra. Ada Other bus paaaengers, shaken when tw'o cars skidded together neral home tonight from 7 to 9. of toe hearings that were held MOTHERS Baby can now sit, stand, crawl, perhaps walk Otoer survivors include s F. Janes, Everett, Mass., and Robert Noaaworthy, ^J^klca up in the accident, included on Main S t. just north of St. for two weeks beginning last Plain, Mass. HU paternal srekt-grandparents ore Mr. and and can pull anything down. Medicines, tolle Mrs. Julia Taylor of Hartford, Mrs. Caroline D. McCoaaell daughter, two sisters and two Jan. 37. artlclM), hot foods, liquids, electric cords: Al VOLUME 1 A fir James St.; and today at 6:30 grandchildren. Mr£, Robert Moores, Everett, Moss. Mrs. Mary Gondek and Antonia a.m.. when two motorists skid­ Mrs. Caroline D. McConnell The transcript, how'ever, will must be out of leach. ■ Place guards arount H ltl “ ■ Gondek, both of Mountain Rd., 76, of 94 Bissell St., widow of Funergl services will be held be censored by the Department FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 'leaters. Watch out for low hanging table cloUir ded into each other at Main and tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at the RockviUe. Wells Sts., and shortly before 7 Robert J. McConnell, died yes­ of Defense. It la conceivable Fence stairways. Keep screens nafled or locked Police, who are still Investi- terday at Laurel Manor Con­ Taylor and Modeen Ftineral that figures on toe reliability of Never leave baby alone In tub, wading pool or a.m., w'hen three cars collided Home, 136 8. Main St., West f sting the accident, said that at Deming St. and Baldw'in Rd. valescent Home. missiles would be deleted — if water. 'aucher waa in the process of Bom on Feb. 25, 1887, In Bel Hartford. Burial will be In Ce­ deemed classified. [nl^ME^ELASS 00* of manohesibb| Blowing down to discharge his faist, Ireland, she was a mem­ dar Hill Cemetery, Hartford. 5 OPEN TILL P. DEPEND ON US FOR BA^Y AIDS. pfutsenger (Habichtl when the ber of South Methodist Church, Friends may call at the fu­ The Milk That Made Conn. Hiafory Rockville-V ernon neral home tonight from 7 to 9. 649-7879 BUS went into a skid and went the Senior Citizens, toe Wom­ MONDAY-TCESDAY-IFRIDAY We carry a complete stock of eversrthlng that off the rocul, some 17 feet on en’s Christian Temperance Un­ Hartford Chapter 64 of the About Town W h e n y o u t h i n k o f T S S fS T con keep baby healthy and comfortable. Whether CONN. APPROVED HOMOGENIZED the north side, and struck the Two Youngsters ion, Manchester Orange and the Ordfr of Eastern Star will con­ .>•» OLASB. THINK OF FLETCHER It be an Important medicine, vitamins or Just duct services tonight at the Members of the Manchester THURSDAY— 11 hoqrs of imlntorrupted VITAMIN D pipes. The front of the bus was Golden Age Club. CORNER DURANT 8T a nipple, we have It. ALF " m H e g a l . g aemolished and the vehicle had funeral home. WATES will meet tomorrow at FUEL CO . Burned at Home She leaves a daughter. Mrs. service—9 AAl. straight thn^Bfa to 8 P.M. go be towed from the acene. Isabel D. Rosendahl of Man­ 6:45 p.m. st the Holmes Funeral S6T.IIA1N ST. MILK IAL. J Q I 0 Home. 400 Main St., to pay re­ LAR^ i QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! David J. McAdams, 22, of 52 chester; two sisters, Mrs. Jfo- Bobert Daly S'. BAST HARTFORD Plus Deposit Weaver Rd., and his passenger. Two children are in satisfac­ seph Reldlinger of Hartford______and SOUTH WINDSOR — Robert spects to Roy Jette, whose wife Robert W. Mlnney, 17, of 46 St. tory condition at Manchester Mrs. wnilam Kerr of New York i D»»y. 77. of 369 Troy Rd.. died is a member. - PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING Paul Dr., shortly after l a.m. Memorial Hospital after suffer­ a t y ; six grandchildren, seven' Saturday night In East Hartford. today were treated at the hos- great-grandc)Uldren, and sev- Born in South Windsor, he Uv- The West Side Old Timers .'C i a u t o g l a s s in s t a l l e d FUEL OIL ing bums In separate accidents Reimlon Committee will meet g ital for face and hesul lacera- erol nieces ,ond nephews. ' i nio«t of his lUe in this area. GLASS FURNITURE TOFS m id a r C i 587 MIDDLE TPKE. BAST ons after their car skidded out over the weekend. Funeral services will be held He is a retired foreman for Con- tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the West S A V I N G S af control on Center St., just Lloyd Carter, 13, o f Hartl Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at tha’ solidated Cigars Corp. Side Recreation Center. Prescription Pharmacy N««r th# Grata Bast of Olcott 8t., and struck Rd-. Taleottville, received bums Watkins-West Funeral Homa,' He leaves two sons, Robert MIRRORS D w ) ] I Z c MANCHESTER ' The Chominode Musical Club c/j/ft" LOAN. 901 M AIN STREET— 643-5321 a pole; .Mlnney required eight on his face and neck Saturday 142 E. Center St. Burial will be Dely of South Windsor and S i I I I \ I 1 4 i S "Manchester’a PICTURE FRAMING (oE typof) 175 night after a gas stove explod­ in Elaat Cemetery. Howard Daly of Boat Hampton; chorus will rriieorse tomorrow OPEN NIGHTS stitches Vto close a acAlp wound, Oldest nwuMlM WINDOW md PLATE GLASS East Center and McAdams had.four stitches ed. Friends may coll at the fu­ a daughter, .Mrs. Floyd Sullivan st.l p.m. at the choir room at fantitation” Copyright 1663 (M-3-64) Printed In U.8.A. MON.tliraSAT.'tH9 to cloeeinose and Up lacera- L«igh Schiebel, 4*4 years old, neral home tomorrow from 8 to ot Middle Haddom; a brother, Manchester High School. Street :::::: ■asesaaTSfa atsssT rinassiat isariTSTiss GALLON ttOBS. of 8 Michael Dr., 'Vernon, suf­ 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. Bdw|ird Daly of West Hartford; mil OONTEAOTORBl.WE HAVE IN 9^NK3R Daughters of Union Veterans Oumat Annnsl \ CASH Police said that McAdams fered second degree bums on jw o ziatera, Mrs. Frank GUIlgon nnu f0OTtA€B$£n Jtmatt eyMiftsdk XfiUstt Wfi nm m tM JM f N LWf QiwUWii was unaWe to mske" a turn due her back, left arm and neck Mrs. Oscar Carlson of Farmin^on and Mrs. Howard o f th0:.Clyil War will meet |to*. Dividead Os IM Gal. MIb Iimbhii Phone Is ths sUppery road' conditions, yOsterday when an electric- per­ ' Mrs. Bertha Anderson Corl- MiskiU Of Brie, Pd. j nniorrow at 8 p.m. lit the home of BBAI^CH O F Y I ^ BOUTE 81, COVENTRY Insured SaTings M lO ldN E CAWNITS oml SHOVVER DOORS BA HoviF 1B|>nier BBrvlce ' ■ i » ’ ■ ) ') \ / 1) ' 643-1126 Into the p < ^ -The colator tipped over and epUed oon,>.70, of 717;(;!enter S t, wife The funeral _ _ willt___ be . held____ ,to- l| ^ James Nearer, U3 Ruoaell e b t i m a t e b , g l a d l y g i v e n 'y ^ ■ V A .'I 1,'tDwed ' k l t ^ hot coffee on her. o f Oscar H. Carlson, died Bdifi'inomNr at 8 a.m. from the Benh TEL* E89-1219 !v / 4 (. : . i T '/■ It) ■*/ iL ■ ' -''V , •/I,, 1/ , -ii- V' d' A' /;■' V't': fi:: ip. ..W II Ti'm ,4egf^g(iij^>^it^pi

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ACROSS 7 World W arn KISIVE -*a .8 U T conference >n1o e r Wrtv inbtie freiFi 0*t SFlowera _ SfiratlMUc fibn S'Triple-bond add rtEtJOESKTT USratonie •onic* S W n ’S PREMIUM PROTEH BEEF nofi/vLV A (^ flx ) larntened 10 Iithmua GRAND c k i n s h e r 14Hannoidn llKxlfted ISUand group 13 ^niiian^aaha n e «rF $ 19 Soureea o1 MStnmS aiaal fibre W A f BUGGS BUNNY MSUdqr 20 Type of vehide Wl=^l=.li* U King of Judah 21Richdreai (Bib.) 32 Early EngUab 46 Thick Ctfp4t material (India) aoVam iih 22 Singleie w iT H M .y c ingredient A F ^ * i- 38 —I Goat’s hair 47BibUealnam9 □ 23 Cowellattott eoilltth 21 Soothe 25 Verbal ■ fabric MRefaela(colL) 24 Indian leaport 27 Certain bonea 40 Captivate 26 Tuaaah fibre 42 Immerse 81 Greek letter 28 Fasting period 03 Political pailp SOAtaU 29Buaa in water 31 European river 44 Degraded (ab.) _____ 31 Personal M Boy's Bkknaa» % 33 Oahu garland 45 UtUc devil 34 Disfigure r “ 15 38AT0i,,^69’ St 59a Porterhouse 951 dalka, 4 Park St.; Barbara BONE IN RockvUle-V etnon Cantor, 26 Oak St.; Chester B3CTRA LEAN Walter, 1 Dart Hill Rd.; Robert Dougan, Vernon; EUen Chicoine, Chuck Steak 491 Chuck Roast 49; 71 Spring St.; Paul Fluet. Rock­ Crashes on French’s Hill ville Hotel; Roger Oiesaey, POPULAR LENTEN RECIPE Tolland; Elizabeth Amlot. Blast BY JOE CAMPBELL Hartford; Patricia Helenskl, BONNIE hajure 5 Girls, Woman 108':- West SL; Robert Auclalr, Suggestions fo r Loninn Meets I Ellington. **Congre8t is the only body authorized to make lawt? Shrimp Au Gratin , BEEZER'G french’ s HIU on Tunnel Rd.< U islfl Iwto. Ihsf to Swi sei Miwafaw. AM Six person! were injured in two WHITE SHRIP iMsMeMw IzefMUr asf *sNf satil lUrk, H bth$Mettssflr.U d fnuti Court 12, Manchester, today, . Arline Sharkey and daughter. accidents when two cars struck - N M Ilk Is iMee sM s mS-giesief .| 4 -T ■ b e n C A S E Y Robert A. Dowdlng, 20, of 8 Upper Butcher Rd. Utility poles on the hlU euttnla Ipiiakk rtewlsisf thm i m lep. Bshi si H I* F t e II niiWsa McLean St., was i^rested Satur­ Discharged Sunday: Anna Five ‘rirls were Injured Sat­ I day night biyr Patrolman Forrest Elnsiedel, 17 Reed St.; William Nskw 44 Urrisit. urday i^ h tjk h m a Hull who charged Dowdlng with Hilt, 2 Berger Rd.; Andrew •d by Mra. Beatrice Dumas, 41, Intoxication. Dowdlng was ob­ Piader, 88 Spring St. 2 Ss8 5 * K 4 9 ' 1 K 4 3 ‘ of 18 Fox HIU Dr. skidded on served trying to drive his car lUppery roada. Three of the up a bank at D eO riTa Express Vernon news Is handled by girls were admitted to Rock­ ’The Herald’9 RockvUle Bureau, ville City Hospital. They were: Co. on West St. Police explained that Dowdlng 5 W> Main St., telephone 876 As BEN CASS/ SAaV NASH Carol Madgefrau, 14, of 64 N. could not be charged with driv­ 8186 or 643-2711. VUANDERSOVER SEEWS10HAVE Park St., suffering from a scalp C^8Speeic« n ing under the Influence of liquor 1D7HECIRCU6 A SIAMIAR laceration; Cathy Pecorino, 14, because he was on private prop­ 6REXINDS... IDEA... 1 PlllsbUry Hill, bruises of the erty. Dowdlng was released un­ BY FRANK O’NEAL nose and forehead; and Caro. Woman Observes der $26 bond for court appear­ S H O R T R IB S Kegler, 16, bf 126 Union St., X CHANGED wy «UNP. v MIND IF i ance on March 8 in Rockville SURE. BEFORE I...1 FEELASTHOUSH ) possible back Injury. 75th Birthday HOWlLONeFORIHE Diane Varner, of Crest- Q rcult (3ourt. CREDIT CARDS I'M UXJKINS FOR i I SETS ridge Dr. was X-rayed for leg Otto J. Roman, 83, o f New (SOSamtACROWD WE ,1 60ODOU5 B.CC.DAVS. SOME ANSWER TO^ INVOIVEO, York, was arrested yesterday on Mrs. Lila B. Hellandbrand of WKAT HAPPENED Injuries and Debbie Poehnert, HMEWIUEDEBlOR^PRlSQWj TOO? a warrant Issued Nov. 21, 1963 ..^TO PAP HERE. 15, of Loveland Hill was X-ray­ 13 Fulton Rd. was feted yester by Circuit Court 12. Rockville, ed. Both were treated and re­ day at a 76th birthday celebra­ charging him with non-support.' leased. Mrs. Dumas was shak­ tion. Glve^ by members of her en un but was not Injured. Con­ The complaint was made by his stable Carl Frederlckson In- wife. Roman was observed In fam ily a buffet was held at the ve.stigated. Rockvine, and Lt. Emilio Pelle­ home of her daughter, Mrs. IMORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVAIiLI On Sunday morhing the sec­ grini located and arrested him. Frank S. Warren of 31C Garden RO B ERT’S B O N BON LANCE S U E ond accident occurred. A car Roman supplied $1,000 bond Dr. tt;29' PAAD - r T operated -by Mrs. Angela Le- and Is slated to appear In court She was presented with a cor jC C a r H llL T A I«3 BOTH / H6H H & l... THATCUV RaAA»ABLe COOKIES for n .o o DM FOOD 2iSi35* IVORY SOAP mlre, 29, of 7 Scott Dr. skidded March 17. sage of yellow rosebuds, and re ■atr rann VyOULOSOU BATHSE HAV© I <ES ^ ^ ffiSi 49* WASHES WRITEE and released. The accident was Ho was charged with vagrancy ^ TO BREAK. THE FENCE SOME fiARDENlHO contained a doll in native dress, Investigated by Constable Ed­ by .Patrolman Raymond Dun­ B BMfCICADQ) Df PDI50N0US , TOOLS AROUND two hand-screened silk scarves, MSSHmssiNO 39* box t r e e s a h p p l a n ts . F'rtERETHATICOUtO win R. Carlson. ham. and a’book on Okinawa. She had SPEC & SPAN ^ IHTeT"flWR A Afffm BLUE CHEER A Connecticut Co. bus skid­ DeFord was held at ’Tolland been observing the unopened mTAiiTraDDiNo 2 W 27* CUT MY WAY OUT &OW to D s iiia ded Into the rear o f a State County Jail and- was slated to box for two weeks and It Highway Department sanding appear in Circuit Court 12, proved to be the piece de reels box truck at Vernon Circle Sunday Manchester, today. Serve the best o o c tance of the evening. DASH afternoon. The truck, operated Fa b r ic SOFTNER ^ 4 9 * , OiUJU In Vernon, Elno J. Pliraln, 19, by Clifford Ludwig, 26, of Tal- of 88 West St. v(M ariAstod Fri­ PERSONAL SUE m ^ NANCY LYNN DOES EVERTTRUO cottville Rd., had.stopped at the day night by Constable Robert ^ -f7 rotary to let oncoming traffic Zonghettl who charged him Nothing Missing e 1M4 »r MUC Ik . TM. (if. M. m . oh. pa.s8. ’The bus. operated by with speeding. The Incident oc­ IVORY SOAP 4.^26* Hot Cross Buns PREMIUM DUZ 2*i£r85* Harry Larose, 61, of Hartford, curred, on Rt. 80. Pliraln Is In House Break MAKES EAET TH U O S SOFT attempted to stop but slid on schedufed to appear In 12th Cir­ ellnpery pavement. cuit Court, Rockville, March 8. Nothing waa Ireported taken box No Injuries were reported and Richard A. Brower, 86, of IVORY SNOW 35* CAPtAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER In a house break Saturday eve IVORYSOAP 4w.39‘ the number o f passengers on Campbell Ave., was released =3 9 ' the bus ■ was n ot, available. under $600 bpnd after being ning at the home of Charles F. MAYBB ip i Y ERNIEl SWP PAYDReAMINSl PINI5H ySAH..lr WAG AHP NOW X AIM TO LIVB A im B WMIUI Constable Edwin R. Carlson charged early Saturday morn­ Toomey of 28 Lyndale SL, poUce ATTH* TIMB. « a you------MARE------IH UP FOR TH* BURDEN . A P was investigating offleer. BY LANK LEONARD CONCSNTRATMf CHOPBIWTHAT WOOR THBN «PA0B UPAN ing with operating a motor ve­ say. HICKEY FINN BOyi WELL, I TO BEAR RAISIN’ THEM VOUNaUME A cs.r driven by James H. GRAND UNION FROZEN HARPBRi m -VAcRa for while m at tif hicle while under tbe influence Toomey reportedly arrived RECAa OLA J------—rr-----1 IH O V IB l------Madden Jr.. 19, of Bamforth SCALLOP of liquor or drugs. Constable home from a skiing trip at MAE AND Trie Rd. was struck In the rear by Edward Rau made the arrest. K IP 5 — about 6:30 Saturday night and HAODOCK YEAH! SOME a vehicle operated by Roger T. The charges stem from a one t Bajumpaa, 18, o f Warehouse found the house had been en­ yOU'VEeOTTOFINOOUT W SCREWBALL WHO A nd car accident on Rt. -88 In which tered. A Mde storm door with FLOUNDER WHERE THE 006IS6ETTIN' \ THOUGHT HE WHILE PHIL Point esjly Sunday morning. (hi vehicle Brower was operat­ J*" According to police, Madden pry marics around the lock and riwrt r t h e MONEY, PHIL-IT COULD T WAS HIDING IT CONTINUES ing struck a highway fence and SWORDFISH FIDO'S Tnu prepartftr to make a left a broken window pane was wide FISH DINNERS AWSTERY I BESOMEBODYSUFESAVINGSi X W ASAFEPLACE! TO DISCUSS overturned. Brower Is sched­ 89 open, and Hghta ware on In the turn Into Pleasant V iew Dr. uled to aimear in O l ^ i t Court FUND THEPHOeiEM, kitchen and den, Toom ey told KNOW AMAN The accident, attributed to 12, Rockrtlle, March 8.- slipper^ road conditions, re­ police. #400) GOES FREE Hosj^tal Notes rOR DISHES sulted In no Injuries and no Police said that a large ILS A C m AS IT WASHES — AFTER Admitted Friday: Samuel screwdriver, taken from FOURUONG Arrest. tioihsUble John Lehan Stevenson, 11 Falrvlew Ave. Toomey*s garage, waa found on YEARS) investigated. Ext; • Chester Prachnlak, 76 new ' ^ ® the kitchen table. A neighbor OXYDOL THRILL 65 ^ In RockvUle, » car operated Village SL: Wallace Johndrow, SBASEOOK FARMS _ dhJh. reported that the house was In urn WRITER WASHES by Alfred QMnon, 21, of El- Ellington. „ „ BIRDSEYE darkness at 6:16, a half4iour Bngton, skidded down a Wll Admitted Saturday: Marga­ earlier, poUoe said. « » B. Main St. and knocked ret Burke, 1 Olson Dr.; Mary SALVO TABLETi ASPARAGUShoiuhmbi 39 down two signs Saturday night. RONSONI A m g a ■ Todd, Ellington: Steven Wood­ m s WASH DAT MIEACLS \,\n I'M SI AI.KI) The car was badly damaged ing, RL 30. DAVY JONES By LEFF and McWILLIAMB And had to be towed from the Admitted Sunday: Carol Mag- Norwich Woman •oene. No arrest was'made. ELBOW Macaroni 2 & 4 9 * defrau. N. Park St; (3athy TIDE MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY A two-car accident Sunday Pecorino, Plllsbury HIU; C a»l Feted at Party HELM REEF RANDS LOOKIHO T0UN6 VEGETABLES RONBONl ga m DR. Z HATE TO KEEP KILLV •ftemoon .csaulted In the arrest Kegler, Union St; Martin IN BUTTER SAUCE WAITING... BUT 1 MUST/ OLIVER of Andre P. Tourgee, 24, of Vania, Rroad Brook; Hazel WELL/h a v e n 't VDU TU B M A .-. WAIT TILL THEY LEAVE. Mrs. Gerald Downing of Nor- SPAGHETTI 2±l 49* TalcottvilU Rd. According to Arts, Broad Brook; Honfy IVORY U P D StlodciPtM 2^59* LAwAx A a A 4 HOUR X JU6T CAN'T TAKE ANYTHINeTOSAy ANY MORE RIBBING Police, Tourgee, cliarged with Berube, Sunset Dr.; Pamela wlcfa. formerly of Mencheeter, •RIAM eumNE i% i0N CRtOnraltaii 2!iS:59* TDMISS DUGAN? 600! w lu rd to pask to the right of Fortuna, Taleott Ave.) WUUam wes feted et a aurpriee etork •ncojulng traffic, wiw taking .up 600! Johnson! 6 Cksk B t ; S h ir t y BUo- shower yeeterdey at the taome CitCon 2^59* SWEET GHERKINS ’r 31* too muchseai8\«8g owA f W. V* a MainJBt.eviBliss A car daw, Village 8 t; JamesI thylor, , . . JOYUQUH) operated toy PaU r A. Bull, 26.^ of 128’ Ytr. Main S t; Marimlifia of iwr eNnt Mn. W illiam ALL rORFOSS UsMBMHiN6i;k *iC3S* • ■«;, was forced to the Greene, 18 Auburn Rd. About $8 Munro, KeUy Rd. 1 S ^ iNMtUSiMn ^35* X S f .of the road whore he ^rths Friday: 'A aoa to Mr. ttitirtilKl CHILI SAUCE tr3 5 * ■Ai^'^tau'ked v^cla owned and Mrs. Gerald D'Bena, TSl- The room where the guaet of MR.CLEAN Clitpn»pfai«cli2^5r p. Rogbrs, of « W. eottrUlS. ■ ■ , honor opened toer.|lfta waa dao- £ , 4 ? ...... gee Is slated to. Births Saturday: A son to Mr. orafed In yaUow end green. T R I P L E S y p e a r I ft (Jourt Vi, Rock- and Mrs. Richard Warner, 7 Among her many gift* w m an Rau S t; a eon to Mr. end Mre. early American atyie .n u «le CLUE Woodruff Driggt, S Center Bt crib. A apagtaotU auppsr wai$ Blrtbe Sunday: A daughter Prices effective Mea.. Feb. 17th thru Tue#., Fell. 18th. Wo reserve the right 4a i n P M to lAr. and Mrs. Tcrrehte Smith, Mra. Downing ki a dieugMor of Mr. and MSa. Hermnoa Me- MANCI1E8TER PARKADB, BnDIXiB TURNPIKE WEST—OPEN MON. thru SAT. 9 iM AJL to 10 PJL • ■ - ■ V S ' y . . . . S Bwsksr PI* OitoBharged F rid ay: StoUa Ooi- Bwawsy, fleenwly ef TRIPLE-S r e d e m p t io n c e n t e r —50 M^^ET SQUARE, NEWINGTON ^ ■tueF tor. '4 ABcorttag**1» poUce, OroM tourp, > West S t ; Jotos Men- : 'l; , J ■ . t ■' V. . ' '

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■ ‘ih'Jf-:) ^NCHESTJER e v e n i n g HER-\LD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1964 PAGE TWELVE THE I Yale’s Pogt-Setuon Chances Rest itn Home Games with Princeton, Penn Charley Wolf Herald Angle Losing Coach EARL YOST Assumption, Friars and Central Shoo-Ins In Two Cities ■porto Editor RfWTDNr (API—Tha from the 15-mlnute mark# Hie ueual n^eup ot the«> Without firing a riiot In'9 Maine, 'wMoh edged YankMAscbool mark of 115 potnta In s league action this week, Con­ rival New Hampshire, 76-76, on game by downing Vermont 120« Indian Tourney Foe EASTERN DIVISION Sunday ^ Fort Lauderdale, Fla., ar' o* the flret half. 9-11 All-Amer- NCAA B-Cs of New Englend col­ necticut can clinch a tie for the 84... Rhode Island whipped Mam, in company with family rived from New York, the Yan­ lea hopeful John Thompson Tournament is three New Eng­ John GlUette’s basket with 12 W . L. Pet. G.B. land schools and one from up­ Yankee Conference title which Manhattan, 116-98, deapits the Bostoh . ../.4 5 16 .738 — piembars, was the most Impor­ kees home beee of operations lege basketball are streak­ nevertheless fired 84 points, seconds left, tries again to during spring training. My grabbed IS rebounds and played state New York. carries automatic NCAA Major fact star 6-8 center Frank — n m x rn i' h a t rrtM R ❖ other league entries ihclude'^pected these two gyms will be ‘Clnctnn'aU/.. 44 19 .698 2 tant mattar on thto second Sun­ ing down the tournament wrap up Hs first SUito Series a fine defensive game. Break Win Streak Tournament qualification. The Nightingale didn’t play... Den­ B y H O W lli M U LW O TB E ^ r n , rated 2Srd and utilized for Class B and/or Philadelphia 26 34 .433 IS day In February . . . Neighbor plaimed scheduto U for a tUy| trail. T ra n s la t'o n Assump­ Huskies crushed Vermont and title in three years tola week. first on the East Coast with the Thompson is 20th In the na­ Assumption (14-1) le, well nis McGovern got 40 points “It’s Just a Street Where Bristol Central, 28th. Maloney Class C games. Ratings and New ..17 48 .262 30 phoned and challenged me to a tion, Providence and u)i- Massachusetts last week before The Black Bears face Bowdoin Yankees, starting_ March 17, tion in scoring average (2S.4), ahead among the candidates, and Steve Chultin 2 5 ... ii matched against Amity Re­ pairings for these two classes ITBRN mVISION tennis match—in the fresh ate— beatmt Central Connecticut look falling to Holy Cross, 62-67, which hasn’t won in the series Old FViends Meet.” Remem­ and then a trip acroee to 8t. 12th in field goal percentage ending a nine-game winning Wlnky Davenports thias gional; EJastem against Nauga­ will be announced a week from S. ^ iciBco35 27 .565 1>A t)ut I Was in no mood to accept, like '< shoo-ins 'for post-sesaon UConn has a 7-1 record with yet this season. ber that popular song of S t / Louis .. 35 27X.566 1% the "bug” hSATlng hit, and hit Petersburg where Caeey Sten­ (.573) and 18th In rebounding streak for LeMoyne, 74-66, in quick boriiets in ovarUme gave tuck and Central against today. play. two Yankee games left If Meanwhile Bates continued os esterday? Well the Wes- )s Angeles 33 30 .524 4 haid . . . With afternoon to my- gel and the Mete are the main (15.2). chalking up Its latest victim. him 31 points and Wesleyan a Greenwich in opening round The complete Class A first Connecticut, Northeastern Rhody loses to either Massachu- one of toe hottest teams around T round pairings are sis follows: Itlmore .. 27 34 .443 9 Mlf, I found time to do a lit­ attractions, plus the green Providence claims the Eaet’i The Greyhounds broke It open 75-68 decision over Mlddlebury leeyan basketball cage may games. and Springfield are only a short by outscorlng the vlettors 24-10; Maine this week toe by beating Clark, 100-80, for Its Toughest task among the 31 Thursday— Maloney vs. Amlt; Detroit .... 16 45 .250 20 H tle reading, and wrlUhg, and al­ benches. . .Bob Metcalf again runnerup record in major col­ . . . Princeton great BIU Brad* not be a “street” but two jump shot away. In the first 10 minutes of the' Huskies clinch a share of toe ninth ■victory in the last 10 ley had a field day against New clubs—one more than last year’s at Lyman Hall; Friday—Sti so tima to watch the second plans a winter besebell vacation Kale's chances hinge on honis lege circles behind 'Villanova old friends (7 ) will meet there NEW YORK (AP)—And you second half. Assumption has up­ crown. starts. England teams over the week­ Friday night when Manchester entry and thus the largest ford vs. Darien at McMaVon think you’ve got troubles. Con­ half of the NBA preaenUtlon on in Florida. The local man plans weekend dates with Princeton (19-3). set Providence and lost only to Behind the top area winning Court Shorts end with 90 points, including an High opposes CCIL rival Platt group in history—^belongs to High (Norwalk); Pulasky vs. sider the case of one Charley video . . . Called a halt to ac- to follow the Yankees as he did and Penn, fellow co-leaders In The Friars are making a pat­ tivitlee at an early hour and a year ago. . .Ken Welch of cross-town rival Holy Cross. streaks of Central Connecticut New England's “ .700” hitters Ivy record 51 in the 87-56 tri­ in the first round of the 1964 Hartford Weaver. They op­ Hartford Public' at WeUiers- Wolf basketball coach. the Ivy League race. ented stretch drive for their (19), Providence (13) and Fair- Class A CIAC Basketball Tour- pose tough Wilbur Cross in field; Notre Dame of Bridgeport A year ago Charley Wolf was mlsMd the debut of the Beatles the Rockville office of the Cour- Even wild horses won't pre­ sixth straight year of 20 or Northeastern, re^onal de­ — Central Conn., 19-0, l.lJOO; umph over Harvard... Richie field (7), Yale and Bates share Assumption, 14-1, .933; Provi­ Tarrant’s 33 points in St. Mi- ament their opener Saturday and vs. Hartford Bulkeley at South'-' coach of the Cincinnati Royals, In the United States,‘as well as ant a caller and we discussed vent Providence from defending more victories. In that span, the fender, has the next best record the closing ceremony o f the volleyball, a sport ho has be­ (14-5) but Springfield bolted six in a row. , dence and New Haven College, ohael’s 89-75 ' decision over Indiana, ranked 12th should they get by that one, ern Connecticut C ollie; Notre who won their 11th straight Na­ Its NIT title as the Briars keep school ranks third nationally Yale, Princeton and I"enn are Dame of West Have^ vs. Sacred Winter Olympic Games, which, come a solid supporter of. . . Into the picture by upsetting the 17-3, .850; Northeastern, 14-5, Stonriti'U Sunday upped Ms aver­ a reooird number of 31 (w'hich isn’t likely) they mu.st tional Basketball Association their big show on the road with behind Cincinnati and West Vir­ deadlocked in toe Ivy race with Heart of Waterbu^ at Platt; I understand, was as Impressive Glad to learn o f Marty Fagan’s Huskies, 60-59, Saturday night .737; (Julnnlplac, 16-6, .727; age to 26.9... teams, and the Meri­ take on Hillhouse a week from game Sunday. Today he is coach a IS-game winning streak. ginia in total victories with 112. 7-2 records. The Ells knocked Basslck vs. Andrew Warde at Bs the start. appointment as principal at In fact the talk in toe Western MIT, 15-6, .714; Springfield and den cl^ x T ^ e d 27th, will meet tomorrow. of the Detroit Pistons, who lost Providonce visits Scranton to­ Central Connecticut just Cornell out of a share of the top Other Saturday scorea inclu­ West Haven; Manchester vs. Rockville High. The former Massachusetts city is that the Boston U., 12-6, .706... at 8 o'clock, thedr third strug­ Since Wilbur Cross is favor­ their 45th game of the season night and St Bonaventure Sat­ keeps rolling, making it 19 87-79, Saturday by outscorlng ded — WiUiatns 52, Amherat Platt at WeslMran; Saturday— Sunday. Monday Twilight League pitcher with straight with a 119-72 runaway Maroons virtually cllnch«d _ „ * gle of the seiusm. ed to beat Weaver and is gen­ It was Beatle this and Beatle urday. Bob Cousy’s much bettered 48; Penn 67, Dartmouth 48; erally regarded as the No. 2 Norwich vs. /North Haven at W olf’s Pistons lost their sec­ the Hill Billies has a host of Providence has a 16-3 record, victory over Queens. The Blue tourney berth with the victory. | Bi8 27 ", at toe fre^^ Boston College five beat Ford- {Manchester -popped both that this winter morning. In Devils had a 60 per cent field Sprlnprfleld trailed most of the i thrw Une. Rick Kaminsky Columbia 70, Brown 66; Colby team in the state to Hillhouse, Valley Regmnal; Harding vs. ond game Inside of 20 hours to friends and close ties in Man­ 17-8 If you count the exhibition ham, 96-90, w h «i high scoring 88, Brandels 69, Hofstra 65, St. games played in ' the reigular my many conversations during chester. . .Ash Wednesday and but put on a fast finish.' ed 59 points in the two weekend despite the ratings, the “ big" Norwalk « McMahon; Wilbur the Baltimore Bullets 111-99 triumph over Phillips Oilers’ goal accuracy and collected 74 John Austin (34) got some help Anselm’s 60 (overtim e); W Pl CX3I1. season, but it<^t without the day and evening I must managed to arrange my Fred Bredice, contributed 24 victories. some difficulty, 46-38 Meri­ game of the tournament could Cross vs/ Weaver at Lyman Sunday while the Royals who AAU champion. The Friars out- points in toe second half. Cen­ from Bob Forhuah (31)... BC 91, Coast Guard 84; Trinity 67, used to be Wolf's, came from have been the one Moke in a schedule so that I could attend points but it was two free Although not automatic, the den and 63-54 here. The In­ well be in the second playdown Hall; Greenwich vs. Bristol scored Seton Hall, 54-34, in the tral, which now has won 41 of now has won four of its six Kings Point 59; Fairfield 79, Central at West Haven; Croft behind to drop Philadelphia 114- hundred (or more) who missed church at night where visiting throws by Ken Sarubbi with a Ivy ciMttnpion usually is invited dians finished in a tie w itn ^ a - round when the two New Haven second half of a M-74 conquest its last 42 games, is the area’s gomes on the road. . . Rider 64; Bowdoin 89, Tufts vs. New Liondon at Branford 97. In a West Qpast game, the Uie appearance o f the quartet priest, the Rev. Edmund O’Brien minute left which clinched mat­ to toe NCAA major college re- loney to r the league champion- powers collide at Wesleyan. last Saturday. "sure bet” for toe national 77. (aU'these games start at 8 Boston Celtics won their second on Hid Sullivan’s video show left a wonderful message in ters. glonals. The Redmen topped the old riiip ■\shl3e Platt tied with Brls- Winner to Play Hartford Sunday night. I stopped looking Playing with four personal NAIA Tournament i o’clock) also on Saturday, Rip- straight sub-100 point game, spirit with the season. I toU Bastem for the thrd and T h e winner of the Manches- at Sullivan several years ago teiT’ latt duel opposes the win­ powan vs. Torrington, 7:15, and edging the Los Angeles Leakers fourth spots. Manchester ftn- 92-90. and not even the Beatles could Mted overall and 13-3 in ner ^ the Hartford Public- Enfield vs. Fairfield Prep, 8:45, Thursday both at Naugatuck High. The Bullets kept their slim bring me back.. .Norm Vlttner, the league. H att was 11-8 over- PulaskTx|New Britain) gam^ major dome of the bowling al­ BHrst baseball olub brochure The complete ratings: Western Divisioh playoff hopes Main TV Go Do or Die for Ykle, aiH and 10-6 in league play. Public isNhe favorite in tl^jtt leys at the Y, stopped to re­ of the 1964 season arrived from one and thim^ if Manchester gfets 1. Hillhouse, 18-0: 2. Stamford, alive with their fourth straight Bill Crowley’s desk In Boston, To the surprise of no one, 15-1: 3. Norwicli. 17-2: 4. Pulaski, port the annual R ec Women’s by Platt, theVv would have to victory and the 12th in the last he being the chief tub-thumper undefeated Hillhouse High of 15-2: 5. Maloney. 16-3; 6. Bridge- 18 games. Bowling Tournament would For Patient New Haven, the state’s only oppose HPHS f^.^ the gecond >rt. Harding. 15-3; 7 Notre Dame, start with qualifying rounds for the Red Sox. BYom various UConns Lose Again year In a row in Urn tpbmey’s grldgeport. 15-3; 8. Naugatuck, 14-3. Baltimore nipped the Pistons unbeaten Class A club, was 9. Wilbur Cros.s, 11-3; 10. Notre Feb." 21-22 at the North End sources the word is that the second round. Last y b ^ the In­ 124-122 Saturday night. RSox will shift spring training ranked first and drew a bye in Dame. West Haven. 14-4; 11 Bas- The Royals sinnply outmanned house. Each year Norm does a Eddie G>tton the first round. Maloney was dians lost to Public, -TO-47, at sick, B rld g e^ rt, 15-5: 12. Manches- One job in organizing and super­ quarters from Arizona to Flori­ the Central Connecticut ter, 13-6: Greenwich, 13-6: 14. and outscored the crippled NEW HAVEN (AP)—It's do or die in the Ivy League (he highest rated of five OCIL Rlppowam. 12-5. JEAN SAUBERT vising play for the fairer set da once the current pact expires No Class A games are sraed- 76ers. Cincinnati got 32 points JAMES HEUGA this week for Yale. entrants. The Spartans, with 15. Croft, Waterbury, 12-6, 16. En­ from Oscar Robertson, who In the small pin ca teg ory ... in 1965. . . . Many small mat­ NEW YORiT(AP)—It’8 a 16-3 record overall, were in uled at either Manchester Hifeh field, 12-5. Latest from the Recreation De- ters on the agenda again this taken Eddie Cotton more The Blue, tied with Princeton and Penn for the top or East Catholltf but It is ex- 17. Darien. 11-5: 18. North Ha- W olf left behind when he moved the eighth Slot. •en, 11-5: 19. Hartford. 12-6: 20. to Detroit. With injuries side­ partmeht was delivered in per­ day and all were handled by years to work his spot in the ancient eight— all have 7-2 records— will play ttmlty. W oodbridgo. 12-6; 21. Nor­ lining Dave Gamble and Lee son by Wally Fortin, program dusk. . . . Night with friends as ^ the Tigers Friday and the Quak­ walk. 11-6; 22. Bii'keley. 12-7; 23. Crown Prince of American Skiing square dance caller Stan Best Way into a television main Bristbl Eastern, 12-7; 24. W eaver, Shaffer, the 76ers played only director.. .Tried my hand at ers Saturday in New Haven. Keeney Pumps in 28 Points 12-7. \ seven men. volleyball at night and was put his latest class through the event at Madison Square Those two contests, may vrell 26. Sabred Heart. Waterbury. 11- welcomed back by some fellow paces. The local man, a talented Garden. Johnny Persol, be- decide toe league title. 7: 26. S ^ r e w W arde. 12-8: 27. In Los Angeles, John Havli- Platt. 11-8:^. Bristol Central. 11- oek’B last-second jump shot I hadn’t seen since mid-Decem­ engineer by day at Hamilton, is cause he was on the spot Yale knocked Cdmell out Honor to Bold, Brazen Jim Heuga recognized as one of toe better 8; 29, TorrlngRm, 9-7; 30. New Lon­ whipped the Lakers for travel- ber. *^6 West Sides supplied and available, required only the logjam at the top of the Manors Finish Strong, don. 10-8: 31. Fairfield Prep. 10-9. weary ’Boston. the opposition in what turned teachers in Connecticut standings by beating the Big out to be a sizzler in the long 11 months to make it. Red 87-79 on free throws Satur­ training” was a^showing in which the men’s<4> Kidd, of Stowe, and th# re- GARMISCH - Partenkir-t “ A.i that T o ...... mainder__i_A«viA«*l/ton of the An. American en­ series between the two clubs Friday On Friday night, the 86-year- PARKADE PINNETTES — day night at the Payne Whitney Cupit Winner phen Germany (AP) — twist party Friday night at team won Its first medals ever. (Watkins tha other.) The Rev. old (Jotton of Seattle, who la the cnen, uermany (A r ; “ Jimmy’s show was just what tries were disqualified for gate Valentine’s Day and I didn’t Lori Jones 178-184— 507, Lois Gymnasium. Cornell hit seven Defeat Wethersfield Scribes Fete faults. The list Included Bud Bob Shoff of the Nazarene No. 1 light heavyweight con­ Lapine 187—483, Wanda Kase- of 12 charity tosses, while the Boldr brazen JiiH iny Heuga Calif., proved we needed to confirm the new forget, neither did my wife or tender, and Peraol, the 23-year- Over B i g Names Werner of Steamboat Springs, Church had a tremendous night lauskas 185—478, Bernice Ol- home team made good on 27 of of Tahoe City, Galif., has themselves the twist champions role of the United States in two son s... Mailbeg kioluded a old New Yorker who Is now Area Coaches Colo.: Chuck Ferries of Jjough- spiking with Henry BYey. Ed long, but interesting letter from bert 180, Toni Fogarty 176— 88. That made the difference. of the international skiing set. alpine skiing,” said U.S. Coach Werner. Bill Crawford and ranked ninth, will clash In the After goinfi: along smoothly ahead for better than Three area high school established himself as the ton, Mich.; Rip McManus of Ool. Gordon Weir, «x-Manohse- 467, June Smith 457, Shirley Rick Kaminsky had a great In Tucson Open Heuga then went out and Bob Beattie. "Now it is obvious Herb Phelon are turning in feature 10-rounder at the New three periods, the Green Manors suddenly found them- basketball coaches were crown prince of American proved his maneuverability that our 1963-64 record is not a Milford, Conn., Bill Marolt of ter man, now in the office of Lyons 193—602, Gert Swahn night, hitting a dozen field goals top games. With Coach Frank York boxing center. 175-221-177— 678, Lee Pope 198 sdves in deadlock with Wethersfield and had to hustle among a group honored by TUOSON, Ariz. (AP)—Jacky skiing by adding a new again, this time on the ski product of coincidences — we Aspen, Colo., and Nl Oral of the air attache at the American and 11 foul shots for 35 points. a Miller on the sideline leading Cotton, a perennial contender, — 520, Norma Adams 480, Ev the Connecticut Sports Writ­ Cuj^t could be the Idol of all twist to his training pro­ slopes. have joined the ranks of the Stockton, Calif. Eknibcuwy in Tokyo. More on the has won five straight. His rec­ Second Chance over that remaining time to come out with an 86-79 vic­ ers Alliance at a luncheon Also eliminated, either by the rooting section, Watkins McCauley 461. colle^ freshmen today. He rammed his lithe body European ski powers and we’ll contents another day, Weir ord Is 60-14-1, including 27 The Huskies of the University tory before a handful of fans at^ this noon at the Ifankee Sil­ gram. falling or missing gates, were managed to score a 2-1 win, He jiiat knocked o ff the sen­ down the giant slalom course, stay there.” Cliff Gerbe, Dick Thorpe and being stationed at present at the knockouts. Persol has won all the MH8 Arena. ed TenyvUle Saturday night, versmith. Heuga, bronze medalist in the Beattie said the U.S. team is Francois Bonlleu of France, vARKAnw niTRTV—Twentv- Connecticut wlU get a chance With u bs Keeney leacUng (he ior big nian on campus. a 1%-mlle run dotted with 67 Red Hadden playing well 1964 summer O l^pic Gemee 10 of his pro fights In a 18- DUSTY Twenty | ^ revenge against Holy Cross B 110-100, and Plainville defeated Guests of the scribes at slalom at the Winter Olympics, splitting up for races in Yugo­ Olympic giant slalom gold way (be Manors held quarter It happeh^ in Uie $30,000 gates, in 3:02.63 Saturday for a Bite... Numerous offers have month career. He has three one 2(W-plus games and W ^hen they New Britain yesterday, 89-85. their annual scholastic bas­ whipped an international field slavia, Romania, Italy and medalist, and Austria’s Egon lewte o f 22-19, 47-41 and 65-59. Tucson (>pen Golf Tournament second-place finish, then had Tuesday been received from friends to kayoes to his credit. or better series were rolled tote Crusaders In Worcea- Meriden has copped 11 straight, ketball affair Included Phil that Included the Innsbruck enough twist left over to win Switzerland but will reassemble Zimmerman, who won the gold Publicist for activities at week. The top scorers Included; . , Than Keenqy waa talcing a reat, and admittedly a I«via years af­ gold medalists and won the carry my bogs” to Florida for V^lle Cotton has fought all one more than Plain'ville and Hyde of Manchester, Don the slalom event with two runs on on March 3 before proceed­ medal in the downhill at the Ea.st Catholic High, John Cox Don Parker 216, Ray Bolduc the imdennanned visUon (they ter Ouplt and Rrit Baxter 1 ^ coveted combined trophy Sun-1 a winter vocation. It’s hard to the world but not in the Garden, lecwls latter team by one-half Burns of East Catholic and the university of Houston. But of 50.98 and 55.52 Sunday for a ing to Stowe, Vt., to start on a Winter Games. stopped by the OMk before Persol got bis first crack at the 204, Frank Copeland 206, John; UCkmn, true to Ita upitod played the whole game with day at the Kandahar meet, final That didn’t make Heuga any exirfoin that the Southern trip, game. Charley Shares of South it happened. combined time of 1:48.50. new training program. o’clock with scoring figures on while most welcomed. Is for prestige position last Nov. 29 as Belasky 208, Don Ostberg 233. ^ r r s ]UBt live men) battled beck to Windsor. All three had teams blue ribbon Alpine event of the less happy about his perform­ i The Manors now show a 7-3 Cupit shot a one-under-par 71 Heuga’s climactic triumph ”We have a good nucleus the Elagle basketball squad. Ski from a vocation, a fellow has to a sub for Peruvian Mauro Mino. Tom Griffin 206, Chick WliUams ^ Cro^« J te? roUing taiot the aoore at 74-€iH. with fine season records in season. followed a victory by Jean Sau- now. Jimmy, Billy Kidd and ance. record in league play. in the final round for a 278 to­ Information for the jumping put in at least twice the srnoum He proceeded to whip contender 201, Nell Lawrence 204, Walt Vermont 90-64 in a Yankee Con­ yVank Butkua broke that tie Summary: Class A, B and C respec­ The 20-year-old collegian ad­ bert of Lakeview, Ore., in the Jean gave us a great boost with “ My luck seems to be hold­ Yaworskl 218—550, Joe Colllng- and then, Keeney back in ac- tal, 14-under-par, to c a p t u r a ^ competition at Salisbury was of daily time of an ordinary Allen Thomas of Chicago and ference match toe night before. O reea Manor (86) tively. $4|000 first prize in the Tucson mitted that he had trained ladies' special slalom with a their Olympic medals,” said ing,” he said. "I guess I needed sought by Atty. Charlie joined the 175-pound division’s wood 234—585, Art Nickerson tioD helping to control the back- this race to confirm to myself worieday in order to complete Toby Kimball racked up 25 P B F Pt event over the 9,917-yard desert hard. ” 1 was in pretty good time of 1:08.97 and pulled Beattie. "Aroimd them we’ll Crockett, he being an enthusiast elite group. 211— 571, Tom Atamian 212— boards, the Manors 'went cn to 1 Moriarty ...... 4 1-1 that I have made the top group, the aselgnment.*^ W|ith 15 teams points and pulled down 28 re­ 0 Fortin ...... 1 O l course of the 49ers Country Shape, after all that training,” American prestige up another form a team for next season of the winter sport . . . Via 573, Sam Goggin 214— 663, Al whi. based In Florida and 14 work bounds against the Crusaders. 4 Butkus ...... 4 4-6 Runs Make Pitchers Club. he said. notch following an Olympic that will be hard to beat.” and can stay there.” phone, I received an A from the Middleweight Rocky Rivero Townsend 551, Howie Coro 201- 2 White ...... 3 1-2 days, some times one has to UConn, now 7-1 in toe Yankee Keenqy and Bemle Kurkow- Baxter, of Amarillo, Tex., •Park Department office, Mrs of Argentina and Florehtino 204— 607, Norm Warren 204— aki of (be vMtors shared game 2 Keeney ...... 13 2-3 bbver at least two camps In one Conference, has only two cori- 5 M cKenna ...... 3 2-2 NEW YORK (AP)—Sandy took second with 69 and 267, Margaret Klotzer, for remem­ Fernandez of Miami, all square 585, Henry Lukowski 204—664, •coring honors with 28 points day, especially when bod weoth' 4 Dan Pinto ...... 4 0-1 8 collecting $2,700. bering the public ice skating after two bruising, bloody fights Al Bolls 208-200— 586, Bob____ A r­ ference games left — at New each. Buthua, in one of hia best 0 Hyde ...... 1 0-0 2 Koufax, the "all everything” er h its ... Night on the high' ■When Baxter was the Nation­ St. Francis Gains ------Final Week of Play Schedule of the previous day in the Garden, renew their nold 204— 57d, John (^w goB Hampshire and Rhode Island — penfonnancea o f the season, 2 Frangione ...... 5 (M) 10 along the winter banquet trail, Hockey Ref way again and before I left ) and appears to be on its way to al Collegiate Golf Champion at For several winter seasons now, rivalry Saturday in San Juan, Mets Unable to Beat Selves 232— 650. added a doeen more with Fran mentioned to my son. Dean not another title. The Huskies have 18 Totals ...... 38 10-16 86 says he is thankful the Dodgers Houston, Ciuplt, now 26, was a Mrs. Klotzer has been the relay P.R. Ftangione chipping in with 10. W ethenfield (79) Hoop Finals to come home unlees he scored been more consistent in confer­ P B F Pt "had faith in me for nine years. freshman albeit only a year gal from KU Andrulot to The In Middle, at least 10 points. ”l ’m here, FLA VORETTE8—Terry Hin­ ence play than against outside Bach o f the Manors’ nine men 3 Morin ...... 2 3-7 7 A pitcher has a good year when younger than the champ. Class B, C Schools Herald with the latest Skating Carlos Ortiz defended his 3 Stewart ...... 6 3-3 15 Play continued In the East son rolled a 157 and 397, toe lat­ opponents, who have beaten •ODtoibuted some scoring. he gets a lot of runSi” says the Bruce Champton of Australia Information for publication . . . Dad,” he said vriien I arri'ved wo ■ lightweight title Saturday In'First Intra-Squad Ga 2 Kurkowski ...... 12 6-8 28 Catholic Parish Juhtor High ter a new high triple for the Other league action over the star Dodger pitcher who admits finished third it Tucson as the bock at 11. "I came early. I got night, stopping Flash Elorde of them in six of 10 outings. 3 Herald ...... 6 2-4 14 Basketball Toumameht with Rough Tilt My ice skates are still in the league. weekend saw tha two unbeaten 5 Standard ...... 6 1-2 13 he did a lot of sitting the last old man among the top finish­ 20 points tonight!” the Philippines on a 14th round, Boost Average one semifinal and one quarter- Scout Tourney Foes attic although I have threatened dulls — Mertden and Ptain- three years the team was in ers. The 26-year-old Champton several times to join my sons technical knockout that stunned ’NP)W "VORK (AP)__ T h c 'c lu b s still were trying to s lg n f—outfielders Toinmy Harper Yes, Central ConnecUcut Is 14 Totals ...... 32 15-24 79 final game played at the ECHS VILLAGE MIXERS Ro­ ▼iUe, win again. Meriden down­ Score at half. 40-41, Green Manor. Brooklyn. posted a 69 and 278 total. NATIONAL LEAGUE on the Ice (and not on all fours) Saturday just about every one except y , w . ni«ved the and Mel Queen, infielders Cesar still undefeated. The Blue Devlla gym. St. Francis of South Wintj- W L T Pts. Tovar and Tony Perez and salie Sitavens 178, Pat Quacken- ______^____ , „ Tied at 289 were Tommy ... The number of good skating story-teller John Gruber, The Referee James Wilson of Los ^ew York MCM p ia y M t g^^ Frwiclsco Giants I boosted their points-per-game Aaron, Chuck Courtney and sor advanced to the finals with By HOWIE HOLCOMB Montreal 29 16 11 69 Angeles. first major league intra- the biggest name pitcher Larry Dovel. busih 466, Martha Moffit 474, j average 'Wito a 119-72 romp over a 28-27 win over St. Mary’s days left this season is getting The Hendd’s music critic, was Dave HUl, the latter with the While Class A high school basketball teams in the Chicago 29 17 11 69 smaller and I would guess that Ortiz and Elorde were mixing gquad game o f the spring during the weekend by signing Pitcher Ralph Terry signed Bob Gerljer 204. Pat Ni-vinson j Queens College Saturday. It waa of East Hartford while St. Toronto 24 21 9 67 on hand bright and early to 516, Bob - (Jane 562, Roland their 19th victory of toe season final day’a best score, a five- It will be wait until next year, spin one of his favorite morti' It up—and neither had been tj-gining season, but were outfielder Willie McCovey for with toe New York Yankees, under-par 67. Barthblmew’s of Manchester state are scurrying arO’und gathering information on op­ Detroit 22 24 9 53 S p e ^ n 212. and their highest point total an old familiar saying . . . Next ing Btortee that rouse even the down-whpn suddenly Wilson ,,n-ble to beat themselves. I what may be the biggest pay outfielder Boog Powell with won its first start, a 44-14 de­ ponents for the upcoming playdowns of the post-season New York 19 28 8 46 Intervened at 1:44 of the round UMDie to o e a t tn em ^ esUmated since they beat FHtchljurg 120-72 to the last week for long travels sleep iest.... Johnny Munsie BalUmore, outfielder Tony Oliva cision over St. Margaret-Mary’s Boston 14 32 ao 38 with Minnesota, pitcher Bennie in the Rhode Island College of South Windsor. CIAC Tournament, the B and C schools are still busy on the basketball scene and T writes from St. Peterrimrg, and raised Ortiz’ hand in the ® « ^ t h l $15.«X> boost to $40,000. McCov- Rec Volleyball w orrying about conference ------NEW YORK (AP)—Chicago tradlUonal victory signal. ! ey hit .280 last season, hammer- Daniels with Washington and Tournament Dec. 27. AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Bartholomew’s takes on was glad to be bewk home 'be Fla., that the weather has been races, tourney qualification and hocky fans, known to have 'wag­ fore midnight and to learn that Elorde, surprised, asked the of- ing 44 homers and driving in 102 seven signed with Boston-out- Sports Forum Tonight’s top game la a match W a tk in s...... 2* ® St. Rose’s of Blast Hartford finale to assure themselves of terrible, rain and cold. Hie the other regpilar-season prob­ ered a penny or two on a Na­ Manchester High had defeated ficlalfir.ini why.whv. tl* While most of the interest fielder Roman Mejias, catcher in Washlng;ton, D.C. 'between Im­ O iv ita n ...... 26 7 next Saturday in the only game the necessary 51 per cent of tional League contest involv­ local man has wintered in that "I had to stop the fight or he centered on , two young pitching , National League Russ Nixon and pitchers Arnold on the schedule. The wlimer will lems. They won’t face the tour­ triumphs. Tomorrow’s game Maloney of Meriden. The latter Sunshine City for several yeans proving Fairfield and George­ West Sides ...... 19 11 ing their beloved Black Ha'wka would have killed you,” said prospects—Jerry D ew Hinsley, signings, shorUtop Dick Scho- Earley, Jerry Stephenson Pete LODGE EXPLAINS oppose St. Francis for the 1964 nament questions until next wraps up the Rham slate. school, with the exception of . . No one could complain o t toe town, which boasts an upset win U & R Const...... 18 12 were betting even men - who has come out of left field. field agreed to terms with Pitts- Smith, Pete Charton and Jack Recently the Youth Activities over Chicago Loyola. tournament title on Feb. 29. week. Wilbur Cross and Hillhouse, left weather in these pewts today, Center C o n g o ...... 4 29 Two teams in the thick of East (Jatholic, already in the night that goalies Bid Johnston Wilson left the ring immedl- and Dick Selma, who has come burgh and Cincinnati sigpied five , Gaines. Committee of the Manchester Fairfield, led by sophomore Sylvester Chaponis flipped (Jlass B tourney has t w o the best impression on me this toe temperature in the 40a with East. Sides ...... 2 28 their leaigue races are Rock­ and Glenn Hall would outlast basketball season among the A atel” afterward and was not out of the right schot.l. Lodge of Elks played host to all Mike Branch’s 25-point perfor­ in 11 points for St. Francis and chances to add to its already the sun welcomed by all. .Long available for elaboraUon, al- Hinsley, an 18-year-old high Schedule — Mon. 8 Center ville (Central 'Vadl^y Confer­ Referee FYank Udvari. clubs; the win loelng a feather members of toe Manchester mance,______beat Rider 79-64 in a ^ . .V John Alubicki 10 for St. Mary’s glossy (14-1) record with games day trip on the afternoon sched­ though he had remarked that school phenom at Las Cit :-c:' Congo vs. Watkins; 8:45 East ence) and Coventry (Charter Boston’s Johnston, Chicago’s In the headdress of the Indians uiougn ne nao remaraea uiai • , m m • o-rtlOV Midget Football League and the Tri-State League game SaturdaiT Sides vs. West sides; Tues. 8:45 to take honors in their game. at Killingly tomorrow and at ule and then to an evening of Oak Conference). The Rams, Hall and the whistle-tooter and Coach I*hil Hyde. Orii. was leading all the Summit Msstinff Set Feb, 21 Pony Raider team of toe Char- night. The Stags are now 5-1 CXvltan VB. U & R. Jack Welch poured in 17 for St. South Catholic Friday. fun of square dancing. I Bart’s, high for the day. leading the CVC, engage second- were on their feet when the ter Oak (Jonference at the Elks jn the league and 10-6 overall. NATIONAL LEAGUE The Eagles wind up their Bruins and Haiwks ended the Wednesday learned, too, that Franny burgh’s Kingsport, Tenn., farm place Woodrow Wilson tomor­ club la-t year, as the Pirates Home. ^ In other games tonight, it Teachers ...... 20 4 row night at the Wilson gym campaig;n a week from tonight get-to-gether. ' For a time, Confirmation of a motel reS' Heintz, the caller, was a cou­ Wrestling Events The dinner was part of toe ^ Hartford vs Coast Guard Army A N a ,v y ...... 20 4 Ritefi for Derwin in a home date with Killingly however, it appeared all three srvatlon at the Yankee (Clipper sin. tried to keep his obvious talents In Middletown, on that decision hidden. Time Has Run Course lodge’s continuing interest In London and at Danbury, Liberty Mutual ...... 21 6 could hang the pennant race. but the decision won’t count in would fold before the final For School Boys promoting sports in Manchester 1 battle between Connecticut’a Gus’s ...... 12 12 WATERBURY (AP)—A fu­ any tournament operations. buzzer. The Pirates, hoping to keep Friday the-Rams close out their Hinsley out of the first-year and in seeing to it that W im i^ ■ jgast successful teams, Wllli- Rotary ...... 12 15 neral Mass will be sung tomor­ season with a home, non-league Deadline for qualifying games is Chicago won the game 5-3 to and championship athletic mantic State and Danbury N azaren e...... 9 18 row in St. Peter and Paul BYlday. Wrestling, latest axldition to draft, went so far as to keep him date with Stafford. keep a share of the NHL lead. toe program of higti school out of competition and did not For Athleties’ Finley teams are honored. State. Each has won only two Watkins "B” ...... 5 19 Church for Bill Derwin, sports Big game of the week in the The Hawks strafed Johnston College Quintets Coventry is one-h^ game sports, has a couple of pro­ even issue him a uniform num-1 In recent days there has been gfames. Civitan ”B” ...... 0 21 editor of the Waterbury Repub-, ^ ^^ase. North Central Connecticut Con­ with 47 shots and the Bruins some unjust criticism leveled at 'Willlmantic’s second victory Schedule — Tues. 8 Nazarene lican. He died Saturday in I grams scheduled that will pro- ber in an effort to keep his out members to consider negoti­ A win over Rocky Hill Friday is ference is scheduled tomorrow peppered Hall with 39. Piret- vide ths first tournament com- of sight. But toe Mets’ spy sys- BOSTON (AP) — The toe Elks Lodge. came Saturday night—a 67-58 vs. Liberty Mutual; Wed. 8 Wstterbury Hospital. Derwin, 62, night when South Windsor visits ations between Charles O. a "must” to tie for the lead. ty good figures considering both pstitlon in this port of the tern found out, and Hi i£ c \ s | American League lost the One was that no Individual win over Lowell State. Gus’s vs. Civitan ”B” ; 8:45 Ro­ suffered a stroke Feb. 4 while Tomorrow they oppose E. O. Ellington. The Bobcats are un­ teams were more kitent on World Series, the All-Star Finley and Co., Inc., and In other weekend action, Dur- Awaiting Offers state. Thursday, Feb. 20, drafted at the winter meetings. Kansas City for a lease of trophies were distributed to the tary vs. Watkins; 'Hiursday 8 attending a scholastic basket­ beaten In league play and show Smith at Storrs in a non-league maiming each other than (he wrestling champions from Fair- So Sunday, Hinsley '.vent to Game and attendance last championship Midget League fec Tech ventured into the New Teachers vs. Army A Navy. ball game. tuneup. a 18-1 record overall. They haye goalies. season. Now comes a Feb. the Kansas City Stadium — Haven area and was clobbered field County vrill visit Conard the mound for the first tone as and to determine, after a re­ entry, and that special awards Howto bring home ibe bdcbn/| Rham, the other team in the a two-game edge over the IPeacemaker Udvari, in ftwst, a pro with a number on his 21 summit meeting when were made to the Ponies, wln- twice. It was Quiimipiac (16-8) Knights in the NOCC race. South High School, West Hartford, to view ' of such negotiations, area with a chance to make a had a full scale vendetta on his NEW YORK (AP)— A number of college coaches and appose a group of champions back, and plenty on toe ball. He fellow owners decide nerp of their division. 76, Durfee 44 Saturday night tournament, must defeat Crom­ Windsor finishes its slate Friday hands. The referee handed whether to lose Charles whietiier a further meeting and New Haven College (17-3), athletics directors are sitting nervously beside tele- o l toe Central Connecticut area. pitched to six men, str'jcl; out The trophies presented were Shock, Deep Sorrow Felt well tomorrow in another COC at East Windsor. out 26 penalties for 110 min­ should be held to consider 96, Durfee 49 Sunday evening. Oenthai Connecticut repre- one, walked none, and did not Wnley. given by the parents of toe test. The Sachems are currently Ellington also winds up Fri­ utes— in the second period the termination of member­ Gary Llberatore poured in 30 eggs,’meat, cheese, chicken, fruit, semtaitives wlM l>c ohoeen from allow a batter to reach base, Time twice has run out ship in the league of diaries Pony Raiders and the midget 9-8 on the season and must day going to Suffield for another ■when the clubs .brawled and ** They’rTwaiting for the word from the National Invi- displaying a workable curve to points for the Chargers. COC game. teams representing toe follov- on deadlines for Athletics’ O. Finley and Co., Inc.” sportsmanship award was do­ ’/'■''Jt’li't S.S)' Over Death oi Ken Hubhs have a win tomorrow in their heefed from start to finish. go with a good fast ball. owner Finley to sign a lease In other weekend games. ing schools —• Manchester,; Oon- JFlnley reaffirmed last nated by toe football officials Coast Guard (5-11) dropped its Chicago bunched four o f Its tional Collegiate Athletic Asso among the ranked teams, and ard. Hall, Platt, Maloney, Bris­ "He has form,” said Casey with KMisas City officials. elation, which start picking toe night he would be at the who worked the games during fifth In a row, 91-85 to Wor­ PROVO, Utah (AP)— Shock goals into the wild period, with the runners-up in the Western tol, Eastern, Bristol Central, Stengel, the 7S-year-old Mets So far, there’s no agree­ greens, green trees, grass Chico Miaki netting a pair. fields for their tournaments, toe controls when Kansas City toe 1963 season. cester Tech; Wesleyan (7-4) and deep sorrow were still felt AthleUc end Missouri Valley Penny and East Hartford. manager. "He could be a ball ment reached or action opens the season. He spoke The Elks were responsible for Top Brass of Pro Football The Chicago fireworks por- two major post-season attrac­ beat Mlddlebury 75-68 in over­ today over the death of Chicago Conferences, the only leagues The O dL’a champion will be player. He has a shot at it. taken. Midnight Saturday by telephone from his La- toe dinner only and it has been tially obscured Jean Beiiveau’s tions. time; and Trinity (10-5) breezed CXibs inflrider Ken Hubtos whose that allow the non-winners to crowned Tuesday when Hall It would be a job with the passed and Finley’s ada­ porte, Ind., home to Hy Hur- toe rule of toe Youth Activities hat-trick at Detroit, where Fifteen of toe 36 berths In past Kings Point 67-59. bright future was snuffed out To Testify B efore Senate compete In post-season attrac­ and Conard—both undefeated— Mete. But of all the young pitch­ mant two-years-or-nothing witz of the Boston Globe. Committee not to make any In­ tsesQ , lawn mower, dog house, dog forever In cun airplane crash M ^treal stopped the Red the NCAA Tournament ars re­ tions. _ . meet at ths Hall gym. Selec­ ers with the club, toe 20-year- lease stand appeared to sty­ “ The leag;ue would have to ______/ served for conference cham­ dividual or team awards but to Wings five-game winninsr In toe Missouri Valley, Drake, tions will be made at that time old Selma has the best chance mie the A.L. as effectively have a damned good reason last weric. pions, but the other 10 go to leave tote task up to the leagues Jkn Hickman of the New He was only 22, the national Beliveau soored 17- 4, and Wichita, No. 6 na- to e the Feh. 20 meet. Both ol sticking because he has that as Sandy Koufax had the to take my franchise away, York Mets had a perfect record WASHINGTON (AP)— Big-<^ppear as a spokesman for the at-large teams. 'The NCAA involved. Lieague’s R o t^ e o f the Year his 20th. 21st and 22nd goals Uonally at 18-6, are th# lead- added bit of experience. pennant winners. and it hasn’t any reason at while attempting to steal hoses Wigs of professional football players. started bidding for those 10. meets will start at 7:30 p.m. Sincerely yours, fo6(^, and dog. Try d Volkswagen in 1962 when he set two major a ^ assisted on Claude Pro- Selma la a graduate of the all.” the Globe story quoted during toe I960 season. He tried testify today before the Senate Braase, president of the Na­ vist’a clincher. teams today, one hour before President Joe Cronin Tom Conran, league fielding records at sec­ **^UCLA, the No. 1 team In the same Fresno, Calif., high school took the first step yester­ Finley as saying. Ray Zemanek, five tones and was caught O n Antitrust and Monopoly Sub­ tional League Players Associ­ Montreal and Chicago are the N i l can put In Its bid for naUon and the only major un­ ond base. committee on proposed legis­ Third Mat Win ttot produced Dick Ellsworth of day by announcing the Fri­ Since the previous owners’ Elks Co-Chairmen! times. ation, has declared in advance ^ league l « ^ ooch the 12 teams that make up the beaten, to within one game of the Chicago Cubs and Cincin­ He was just getUng started. lation and the future of their day meeting to which Kan­ meeting, Finley has threat­ "You don’t have to worry he wants more protection for with 69 points. field for toe Madison Square securing at least a Ue for the nati’s Jim Maloney, both 30- ened a law suit If the league Stqtion^VVagoh. It’s only 9 inches '! sport. . players’ rights in contract mat­ Garden attraction. For Injun Crew sas City officials are invit­ about second base here for 10 New Yorit moved two points Big Six championship, and a gamc winners lart seFi;o -. ed. The site; The Sheraton attempts to take away his yean,” he said with youthful With Pete Rozelle and Joe ters written Into the measure. closw to the Wings In the n o s Three highly successful inde­ tourney spot The Bruins roll­ Following graduation last franchise and retained lam­ Foss, commissiemers of the rival Football management has Capturing the first four Plaza Hotel, two blocks confidence when he nntde the pendents, Villanova, DePaul ed over Washington twice last summer, Selma went to pitch from league headquarters. ed trial lawyer Louis Nlzer. grade with the Cubs two yean National and American Foot­ shown no enthusiasm at all for p ro n to , 4-2. Camille Henryk and Oregon State, ore virtually week, 78-68 and 88-60, pushing naatchss and seven of the 11 In­ for the Mete’ farm club at When asked if Niter would GET INTO 'l6‘hgerTfiah'a VW Sedan, 4 feet i ball L«ag;ues scheduled to take such proposals. volved, . Manchester High’s Meanwhile, Cronin’s Con­ ago. decirive as usured o f bids to each. The their record to 31-0. Salinas, and. In half a season, gressional testimony has,' accompany him Friday, Fin­ the witness stand, senators dis­ Michigan, No. 2 to the ra ­ wrestlers won their third meet Lost Thursday he took off George Oareff of Columbus, school can make Its own choice. became the strikeout king ot th e. In effect, brought about a ley told the Globe: "Maybe from the aiiport at this cen­ closed in advance they might Ohio, commissioner of the tion, leadi, th# Big Ten at 8-1 of ths season, a 23-18 triumph State League. He ru bring a flock of lawyers apply some fresh heat on an ' Villanova, with victories over second time extension until tral Utah community where hia United Football League, also Duquesne, 73-63, and ConlsiUB, and 17-2 over-all. ^ » over Glastonbury at Glaston- fanned 321 batters while compil­ with me. I don’t know st CIVIL SERVICE WORK Itertefethan most conventional | old problem; waa due to testify. ^ r y . Ths Indians show a 8-5 Friday. brothw Keith .had gone to 73-68, lost week. Is ranked Kentucky Is ranked third at ing a 12-6 record and a credit­ WIto spring camps open­ this time.” Is the National League finally 18- 2, but shares the Southeast-record for their first normal school at'Brigham Young Uni- Representatives of big league a ^ Toronto riuit out Chl’oa g i righto In ths nation on a 19-2 able 3.68 earned run average. ing and legal action by Fin­ Oronis and National Most clrisERS eon qualify #or a Civil SorvleE willing to agree to an annual era Conference load with Sltlltff*! Stengel waa Impressed with baseball testify tomorrow, with record. Osor- ley threatened, folks are League President Warren “World Siries” type playoff gla Tech, each 8-2 In the league. Bununary: 110 lbs. Higusra his first efforts. Selma also job. Prepare at home ferilocd, state er fed­ WHh him waa Dennia Doyle, the posaibiUty o f witness stand Oregon State, No. 7 in the wondering out loud if tone Giles accepted invitations to. between the two leagues’ cham­ No. 4 Davidson tops the South­ M, dec. Kupuslaka O, 4-1; 116 faced six batters, allowing two testily before the serais wagons,fyet it holds more and ? 23, an orphan who grew up In confrontation between Charles Weekend Fishta Utlon, pushed its record tc 31- isn’t running out on the eral exams. For FREE infermatlon write todayl the HvM m’ home at Cotton, pions ? Finley, battling owner of the ern at 19-8 and 8-2; No. 5 Duke lbs. Rohrtiach M, dee. Penning­ Mte, but proved a sure fielder antitrust and monopoly sub- * with a 76-72 decision over league. 1 * I r 1 * 1 1 * ■ 1 OaUf. The NBX. has thus far re­ Kansas City Athletics, and 8«atle lost wsk and DePaul, leads the Atlantic Ck>ast at 17-8 ton O, 22-0; 121 lbs. Berkman by grabbing four grounders. He oommltte tomorrow. Finley M, dM. Doolittle G, 8-3; 137 Cronin bints, the ownera The wreckage of their plane, jected all AET, attempts to set American League President Joe Now 10, Is 16-3 after victories and 10-0. also showed more poise than may be ready to carry out was also Invited but nas LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept 7 ?sts you hundreds or dollars lessiJ a aingle-eaglae Cessna 172 up such a con te^ Cronin. wer Marqustta, 72-69, and Vanderbilt lost twice over ths lbs. J. Rodgers M, pin. Sehults Hinsley. not answered. G, 1:45; 188 lbs. Smith G, dee. their threat to oust Finley, Peklii, minote whkh HuSte had bought a yaar KEN HUBBS At main issue' is a bill Cronin and Preaidsnt Warren Western Ontario, 98-68. weekend, 71-76 in oveitlms to Casey had these words about Netther be nor Nlzer will ^®ANE1CK, N. j .—^Vince Bhn. Johnson M, 4-2; 188 lbs. Totten mmSA at toe last ownera’ say 11 he will be there to ago, wsw found acattarad In and Bored by the aubconunlttee’a OUm o i the National Leagiie The NTT also will give close Tennessee and dropped- to a Selma: or amuhc^ me. around a 10-foot hole In tiie ice M, dec. Dontlowlts p , 14-6; 147 "H e knows bow to stand on meettoC Jon. 16 when Fin­ state his side of the oon- Name •eeeeeeei ••eeeeee**9ee*e»Age e e e e e e e Funend servicee fbr Hubbs chairman, Btn. Philip Hart, D> have accepted Inritationa to riinstdsration to New York Uni­ shore of fourth in toe SEC, ley’s request to move the at Utah iMke, flva mltas w««t Other conference leaders and lbs. Taylor G, pin. Routks M, the rubber. And he'e not nerv­ traversy. will be ait OoMon Hiuraday. His Mich., to april out uniform anti- testify. The subcommittee says versity now 11-5; defending (randdae to LtnilavUle waa o f 1^08)0, Satunlaar. Chicago Oub tsatnw tss w«l trust law exempt! ods for pro­ Finley, howavar, has not even their lasfue rsoorda include 2:80; 167 lbs. Pohl M, pin. Tay­ ous.” Street Guadalajara. Mexico — A ifi*. Jhamplon Providence, 16-3; And, heW many Met pltcbere killed, 9-1. ' ^ TfMir bodies wore reoorsrad wot as paliMKren. fessional baseball, football, bas­ answared tta invitation to atate Princeton, Yolo and Psmt In lor G, 1:45; 187 lbs. YanU M, Outflelder-Utird baseman Jim 00 Camelo U rb ln a /S * ??na, 13-8; Arm y 14-6 and La- dee. Hands G, 8-0; 177 lbs. eon Stengel eay toot about? at, Cronin TED TRUDON, Inc. I l f sMndtviers ta 16 fbat of wa­ ‘Tit’s a ahoak.” said the Odtm,' ketball and hockey. hia slda o f a ram ovar his af- tores-way tie for toe Ivy top at Htokman of $1m Mote batted outpointed a«nSowS;2f®^S’ lS-6, omonc ths Esstarn Hstato O, dee. Kara M. 7-3; W hUete Mete were gettoif ■■eeeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeeeeece* .State leeeeeeeees^e* ter umUr tiM t0ai1|unday. athletic dtaootor. Bob W bitkw, I The first really discordant forts to mpva hia Amarlcan Detroit. 10. 1 / tsonu. 7 -f; Kansas Stats and Oolorado neuns < ua

MAl^CHES'fER BVBNINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1964 ‘ w w MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1964 Hoosm For Sale 72 PAGE FOURTEEN Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Solo 72 Homes For Sals 72 Wanted— Refd Estate 77 Hospital Notes Columbia Fumishsd Apsrtmsnta 6S-A CONCORD RD - Beautiful SIX ROOM Colonial, 1 ^ hatha, WE HAVE well qualified bov. By PAGALY and SHORTEN Apartments—Flal*-^ ranch, large Uvine room, fonn^ form< VBRNON - LOVBLT older T OWNERS M O V m o out o f state MANCHESTER — Large to- Roofing-^idingr . .16 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW rooitt Dutch Coloaial, -car ga- modern ranch, con- very reaaoiiahle. Call owner era anxious to 1 ^ homes u Tenements s8 TWO ROOM heated apartment. al dinhaf room, cabinet kltchoh, 2 and are selUng this 8 room 2- maculate lu tin g hoosa a n $ to 8 pjn. mge, 2 baths, near acre lot level ranch located in Man­ venlent location, dtjC utilities, 649-7919. Manchester. It you want your la all areas exeepUag mater­ BID WELL. HOME Improvement Kitchen set, g a s. range, bed­ I badrooma, reereattca room, Fine , ne $ . JMillion OTC ROOM tenement, available room set, refrigerator. Free “ - • Hayea chester. Features include liv­ extra lanra lo t Vin Bogglnl, home sold quickly and ef­ nity where they are 8 to 4 pju. 8 4 Company — Roofing, aiding, al- X>OE$ it ZOOM TOU DOWN TOTHE LO09Vf. landaoaped yard. Marlon B. Agency, ficiently, cul Vm Boggini, W hSIZZIT, WHEM 'dOlPRE IN A 1?U9H now, close to stores and shop­ gas, electricity. Low rent.-Ap­ ing room with flm la o e , Uteb- Bel Airir Real Batata,B, 64S%82. and SiSO to 8 pxn., aad prlvato tei^Uons, suldmons and re­ RohartMB, ftaaltor, 6 0 -6901. Realtor, Bel Air Real Esuite, CLASSIFIED 1D idEP A BUSINESS DATE. DO SOU GAU.OP OUT THE DOOR? ping district. 643-7638. ply 10 Depot Square, Apt. 4. en with hullt-lns, mning room, Lots For Sale 73 rooms where they are 10 a.m. New Total of modeling of all typea Blxcel- SOUTH WINDSOR — Charming 648-0882. NOPEf WR8T SOU GET A SLOW RIDE UP family room, dan and • bed­ VBRNON — 6V6 room ranch, to 8 p.m. Vlsttors are reqaeated lent workmanship. M9-04S6. • i O U DIVE INTO THE aEVATOR FOUR ROOM apartment, in­ new Bast Hartford, acenlc view, InunAcuIate condi­ TO THE THIRTV- SECOND FLOOR! BEDROOM and, kitchen, fur­ rooms, garage, oU hot water MANCHESTER — Rural aone not to BKlolce la patteata rooaiB. AND PSAVTOUVKMTBELAnE** cluding heat, hot water and >16,600. Call today—this Is real tion, walk-out basement, alu­ nished, for two adults, includ­ SAVE YOUR heat, IH bam . Maximum liv­ lot, 180 feet frontage, $2,700. WANTED — B-sona lot Call No more than ta^o vialtera at Grand l i s t gas for cooking. Stove and ing gas electricity; private economy. Oarage and family minum stonnB, screens, city ADVERTISING room. Glenn Roberts Agency, ing area with country aetting. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, 64O-420L one time per patient water, only $14,900. Hayes Roonngand Chlmnevs 16-A electric refrigerator furnished. bath, heat, hot water. Call 648- WEEKENDS I >24,900. Wolvertco Agency, iO M lS . Realtor. 644-1621, 644-im. Agency, 648-480$. Please call 649-7884, 6-7 p.m. 7636. Realtor, 649-2818. Patients Today: 274 A total o f 1,326 tsuc Kata hava CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ROOFINQ — Specialising re­ been filed, aocordkig to tbs 82 FOOT RANCH. Porter Street TWO BUlLDINv} lota, prime lo 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. pairing roofs of all kinds, new NEW LUXURIOUS 4 r«im TWO ROOM apartment, private Come see us in the evening. NO. COVENTRY — 120 acre cation, city utilltlea. PtiUbrlck Legal Notice ADMITTED SATURDAY: boar dof asseseora bringing ttila roofs, gutter work, chimneys apartment, carpeted, heat, hot area, beamed celling, 2 fire­ farm, 9 room home, barns, Mrs. Mary Oodln, 68 Schaller bath,, free parking, business Open 7 days a week Agency, 649-«46i. year’s grand Hat to $8,421,928, cleaned, repaired. Aluminum water, refrigerator, stove, places, IH baths, buUt-ins. 6 etc., lota of road frontage. UMITATION OBDEB Rd.; Jonathan Hoskins, New­ block, Depot Square, Tel. Mr. large rooms, double garage, OLDER COLONIAL an increase of $376,772 o>v«r COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. siding. aO years’ experience. washing machine, garage. Keith, 649-8191. Mondajr-Friday till 9 p.m. Lawrence F. Flano, Realtor, BUILDINO lot, aecond lake In AT A COURT OF PROBATE held ington; Mra. Erma IVheeler, 1962. MONDAY Thni FRIDAY 10:S0 A.M.—SATURDAY • A.M. Free estimates. Call Howley, Adult couple only. $116 month­ fron^. CarltoV^: 64S-2756, Charlei Nleholaon, Bolton, 100x170, call after 6. at Manchester within and fOr the Montauk Dr., Vernon; Mra. Hutchins, R ^ t o r , e iS -n si Dlotrlct of Manchester on the 11th The boacd of tax review la MS-5Sa, 64>-07a. ly. 742-8090. 742-6864. 648-0481. day of February, 1964. Della Hills, Hebron; Mrs. Flor­ now checking the list and some MITTEN REALTY Seven enlightening rooms, ence Glidden, South Windsor; Business Locattons spe Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, anmU changes are expected to PLEASE READ YOUR AD I WE HAVE CUSTOMERS wait­ Member Multiple Listing BOIVTON-Ca] Cod, 6 large formal dining room, porch, BAST HARTFORD — Green­ MANCHE8TER-^2 A-zone wood Judge. Mrs. Marion Sumislaskl, 54 For Rent 64 rooms, flrepla flreplai Estate of Thomas Eklword Bros- be made. ing for the rental of your apart­ Service ce, garage, low 2-car garage, conyention lo­ wood St. 6*j room ranch, bullt- cd lots, city water. Hayes Union St.‘ Mra. Oabrielle Mes­ Olmasifled or “ Want Ada” are taken over the Heating and Plumbing 17 taxes Rockvine non, late of Manchester in said There are 968 resjglent Kat- ment or home. J. D. Realty, Realty, 876- cation on bus line. Many Ina, amsU down, Juat reduced Agency, 643-4803. District, decesuied. senger, Enfield; Michelle Rader; convenience. The advertiser should read hU ad the FIRST INDUSTRIAL SPACE — 1,860 568 Middle Tphe., E, 643-6930 2827. inga and 338 non-resident This 6 4 3 - 6 1 2 9 .______Improvements. New roof, for quick aale, $18,900. <3ood- On motion of Mary M. Brosnan 31 Oak St.; Mra. Evelyn Clark, DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in lime for the p l u m b i n g a n d Heating, square feet, includes onn. mediate occupancy. 643-2878. Contact Philbrick Agency, 649- ing on or before February 13, 1964, query, that the only time out­ Call Lee Fracchla, Dog War­ ning lessons. Reasonable rates. Lucky Lady Laundry, 43 Fhir- Free Set-up by Our Men NEAT modem kitchen, 3 bedrooms, of Donald Sayers. BIRTH TODAY: A dough door burning is allowed wMfaout den. 643-8694. 8464, for details. VERNON — $18,900. Ranch, 6 TWELVE YEARS young—Cape by registered air mall, a copy of Manchester Driving Academy, nell Place. Help Wanted— Male 36 Free Service by Experts ROCJKVILLE — Attractive 3Mi rooms, built-in oven and range, Cod with six compHeted and U & R built 1960, combinations, said will and of thU order to Mrs. Garland Reedy, book ter to Mr. and Mra. WiUlam a pannit la whan tha ground tm 742-7249. Free Storage Until Wanted room apartment available owner transferred, $14,900. Archidlacre Kabrlel Loussararian, fair chairman, reports a final Wagner, 25 Clinton S t FOUND—Tan shepherd type TWO WOMEN will do interior FOREIGN EMPLOYMENT In- 7^6369.*'**''’ "^^^ Puppies. large living room. Rockville room Q>IU level, sep­ tastefully decorated rooms, 38 Boulevard Des Eparges. Mar- covered with snow. puppy, male. Call Lee Frac- Phone for appointment March 1st. Suitable for one Houses For Sale 72 Realty, 876-2627. numerous built-ins, finished rec Minutes to Aircraft. Ken Os- ■ellleo, France (13); and a like profit o t $79.91 ’Which win be DISCHARGEID SATURDAY; Ooolde Sale Regina painting and paperhanging. formation. Construction, other or two adults. Heat, hot water, arate laundry room, garage, trlnsky. Realtor, 648-6159. copy of said will and of this or­ chia. Dog Warden, 643-8694. SAMUEL ALBERT room. Anxious owner’s price, added to the proceeds of Vast WUUam CapareUl, 103 VlUage The Girl Scout oodde sale E-Z LERN Cali 649-9616 or 528-0182. work projects. Good paying AKC REGISTERED champion range, refrigerator, washer, MODERN, Immaculate 3-bed- kitchen built-lns, nice high der by certified mall, to John J. Hartford 247-0358 OVERSIZED CAPE — Breeze­ $15,400. Wesley R. Smith O'Connor, Esq., attorney for the year’s project and earmarked St, RockvUle; Mra. Elizabeth began Saturday and orders ta­ overseas jpbs with extras, i sired German Shepherd Llndy dryer In basement. Free park- room Ranch, practically In treed lot. Only $18,600. MITCHELL EXCHANGE—8% INTERIOR and exterior paint­ See It Day or Night way, 2-car garage, paneled rec Agency, 640-1804. possible helrs-at-lsw ot said de­ for uae in the new library room DooneUy, 109 Foster S t ; Dr. ken now vrtU be delivered April Driving School travel expenses. Write only: pup, male, 5V4 months, shots. Ing. Near shopping. Minute.s to back yard of Bowers School, room, 119 foot frontage, asking room ranch on high 1% acre cedent whose names and where- ing, wallpaper removed. Rene If you have no means of i at the Robertson School. Robert Bray, Ooventey; Scott 10. This te the only fund rain­ Announcements Foreign Service Bureau, Dept. Baldwin 9-8811 after 6, Fri­ transportation. I’ll send my auto. Hartford, $100 monthly. 875- quiet, refined neighborhood. $18,900. Philbrick Agency, 649 EIGHT LARGE rooms for only treed lot, 2-car garage, full obouU are unknown, their heirs- mtclwU, South Windsor; Scott Ommecticut’s largest, auto­ Belanger. 643-0612 or 644-0804. 369, Bradenton Beach, Florida. day, all day Saturday. at-law, next ot kin, legatees. de­ Mrs. Harry Jackaon is the ing oampeign of tbs raer. Or- for you. No obligation even i f ' 3748 or 649-3457. Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. 8464. WARREN E. HOWLAND $17,900. Desirable Buckley cellar, fireplace, 8 bedrooms, vUees. widows, widowers and legal new chairman for the PTA’a M oonan, Glastonbuiy; Mna ELECTROLUX sales and serv­ matic and standard sMft, BEAT SPRING Prices—Have yes; don't buy. So. come along. School Area. Older home, re­ kitchen with dining area, oil representatives, 791 Main Street, Cynthia Doyon, Blast Hartford; ders will be a c c e p t e d unttl free pick-up service, teen­ TWO TOY POODLES, male, Realtor physical fltnesa program at the ice, bonded representative, Al­ your interior painting done FOUR ROOM apartment, all ONE NEW, one converted . . . TOLL/tND — $11,200. Cape, 6 cently redone . . . modem heat, $14,900. Wolverton Agen­ Manchester, Connecticut: and a like Eugene Welsh, East Hartford; M erch 4. Proceeds ore uned to fred Amell, 306 Henry St., Man­ age classroom, older and rare parti-color, papers. Call A— L—B—E—R-^T’—S utilities. 30 Liocust Street, Cjomer of Starkweather and roonla, 26x17 living room, large copy of this order to George M. school. The PTA unit has ex­ impnras the area at Ostnp Lau­ early. Call Connecticut Paint­ 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD kitchen, excellent beating sys cy, Realtor, 649-2813. Pazisnos c/o Vincent L. Diana, pressed appreciation of the as' Jean Heldcavage, 46 Coolidge chester, 643-0460. nervous students our spe­ 649-0579. $130. 649-5229. 9-5. Green R^ad. Two homes, one garage, acre lot. RockvlUe 860 Main St., Mancherter tern, paneled family room. rel, to assist with day compn ing A Decorating. Free esti­ OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 Atty., 753 Main Street. Manches­ alstanoa given it bj^ the Oov- S t ; Vanessa Hagenow, 29 Whit­ cialty. 116 Center St., Man­ mates. 643-0683. RECEIVING a three down and three up two Realty, 876-2627. 648-1106 CInly one bath but space ga' ter, Connecticut. and for reserve funds for sen­ INCOME TAX Returns prepared chester. Call for free book­ OCX7UPANCY March 1—Five l^^chester JOHN J. WALLE’TT, Judge entry Recreation Oommlttee. ney Rd.; Kevin CoOk, Wapping; FRIGIDAIRE refrigera­ family, the other a four and lore for another. Vacant. R5U ior scouts seleoted to attend by auditor. Business and In­ let 643-8662. Articles For Sale 45 room apartment, modern kitch­ FULL SHED DORMER — Six The unit has acknowledged a Mra. Eldith Lata, East Hartford; tor; washing machine. Call i four (new). The smaller one is trade, too. T. J. Crockett, Real Walter Windlsh, 106 BlaseU S t; national roundiqie. Bach troop dividual. Raymond Girard. Call Electrical Services 22 MAN en, bath. Apply 160 Char­ selling for $17,900, the new one rooms, 2 baths, remodeled IMPOSING—SPACIOUS UMITATION OBDEB donation o f $80 from the Whdrl- SNOU BLOWERS — Ariens, 643-6800. HANDSOME two-famUy, spa tor, 648-1677. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held Walfrod Huhtala, 182 HiUlard recei’ves a five cent bonus for collect, 876-7362. ter Oak 6-8 p.m. or call for $24,500. Can make an at­ kitchen, fireplace, rec room, 4 bedroom ColonlaE. Cus­ at Manchester within and for the aways Square Dance Club for Its own treasury for each box FREE ESTIMA'TES. Prompt Full-time, year ’round posi­ Snow Bird, Toro, Moto Mow­ 528-6836. tractive deal if sold together. screened porch. Bowers School, clous rooms, near Main Street SO. WINDSOR: Fine country District of Manchester on the 10th playground equ'lpment at the S t; WiUlam Rowe, 12 Tkutter INCOME TAXES prepared In er, and Bolens tractors, parts and new parochial school now tom built, elbowroom kitch­ day of February, 1964. St; Walter Silva, 143 Keeney sold end some U tbs firnds ora service on all types of elec­ tion, experience in receiv­ Excellent financing, too. There Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. living In 6 room Split on one school. your home or by appointment, Business Services ^ d service. Capitol Elquip- THREE ROOM cold flat, new­ under construction. Get ahead en, gracious dining room, Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. St.; George Foster, Lake St, used for Girl Scout Oounch ex- trical wiring. Licensed lind in­ ing methods preferred, all Musical Instruments 53 is an assumable $18,800 mort­ acre lot. Terrific value at $16,- Judge. The attendance banner at the experienced tax work, 24 hour Offered 13 ment Oo., 81 Main St.. Man­ ly painted and paoered, clo.se ’With a tenant’s help. Asking entertainment - sized li’ving penMia sured. Wilson Electrical Co., company benefits. Apply In gage on the new one. T. J. $8,600 — WELL KEPT 6% room 200. Madeline Smith, Realtor, Estate of Evasio Rivosa, late of February PTA meeting went to Vernon; Mra. MUdred W est ?2 ■ervlce. Call 643-4723. chester. Open dally 7-6, Thurs­ to Main Street and bus. Adults $23,000. Sale is ' Imperative. room, fireplace, 2-car g;a- Manchester in sold District, de­ Pitkin St; Karen Glguere, 82 School Menu Manchester. 649-4817. Glaston­ person or call Mr. Glad­ 1963 L SERIES Hammond Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. ranch, S bedrooms, attractive 649-1642 or 643-8189. Grade 3 at the school. Tied for WASHING MACHINES repair­ day 7-9, Saturday 7-4. spinet organ, mahogany, $800. only, no pets. Rent $35 . 309Vi Glenn Roberta Agency, Real­ rage, deep treed lot, city ceased. Treibhe Dr.; Mra. Sylvia HBow- Tuesday—oven fried ehlckan. bury, 64MS88. stone at 643-9909. dining area, suburban. Owner On motion of Emma Rivosa of second place were the Grade 1 FEDERAL INCOME tax re­ ed, RCA Whirlpool and Ken- Cost new $1,040. Call 643-2618. Spruce Street. tor. 644-1621, 644-1337. BOLTON LAKE—Four room water and sewers. $22,- ley. 217 N. Elm St.; Mrs. Floi^ cranberry sauce, potato chips, more. Call 643-4913. 102” WHIP, spring base, all UNIQUE six room home In anxious. Carlton W. Hutchins, said Manchest^ executrix. room of Mrs. Eileen Jansen and turns prepared with your sav­ ranch, garage, oil heat, lake- 900 and maintenance-free. ORDERED; That six months from ence Aimettl, 154 Pearl St.; peas, celery sticks, coenut ings In mind. Reasonable____ stainless steel, brand new, ask­ Manchester Green area, one- Realtor. 649-0182. the Grade 2 room o f Mrs. Joan Floor Finishing 24 FOUR ROOM apartment, re­ HARLAN STREET — 6 room front prl’vileges, $10,600. Good' A. Hunter 649-6306, 649-3695. the 10th day of February, 1964, be Mrs. Marilyn McCann, 41 Chest­ pudding; Wednesday — clam rates. E. J. Bayles, 649-6246. TYPEWRITERS - Repaired, ing $15. 643-6961 after 5:30. car garage, wall to wall car­ and the same are limited and al­ Howland. decorated, second floor, Strick­ peting, level lot 300’ deep. Cape with breezeway and ga­ chlld-Bartlett, ReaEtora, 289 nut St.; H ariy Ldeberg, Coven­ chowder, cheese sticks, carrot - overhauled, rented. Yale Type­ FLOOR SANDING and re- Antiques 56 VERNON — Spacious 6 room rage. heavily treed lot, full BARROWS & WALLACE lowed lor the creditors within Briefs INCOME TAX RETURNS pre­ writer Service, 649-4986. GRAND-WAY FARMALL farm tractor, F-20, land Street. Inquire 40 Vernon Asking $14,900. with high ranch, paneled dining room, 0939. which to bring in their claims try; Daniel Provan, 626 E. Mid­ sticks, spice cake; Thursday— fiidshing (specialising In old­ Street. cellar with hatchway, 3 bed­ Manchester Parkade, against said estate, and said ex­ Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. after dle Tpke.; Gilman Glraxdln, 147 pared by former Internal Rev­ er floors). Waxing floors. In good running condition, two MANCHESTER GREEN —An- assumable mortgage. Value beautifully finished recreation MEUichester, 278-1800 ecutrix is directed to give public Mass, a sermon will be deliver­ shepherd’s pie, com , peaches; Manchester Parkade rooms, 1% baths, dining room, CENTER ST.—If you want a Brookfield St.; Mra. AUce Free- Friday—tuna noodle casserole, enue agent In convenience of Paintin'’. Ceilings. Paperhang­ iJbwer takeoffs with 14” pulley, tlques. Open every day except with terms to please. Wesley room, 2-car garage, 2 porches, notice to the creditors to bring in ed at SL Mary’s Church in ob­ SNOW PLOWING - Call 649- Monday. 481 E. Middle Turn- FOUR ROOM duplex house, oil R. Smith Agency, 649-1894. living room with fireplace. comfortable house with all their claims within said time al­ burg, llA Church St.; Mra Ce­ shoestring carrots, fruit cock- your home. Individual and ing. No job too small. John 643-2371. ” “ scenic hillside setting, priced servance of the Lenten period. 7863, 876-8401. pike 643-7222 furnace, $80. Available March $3,000 below owner’s cost. First offering. $17,400. Wolver­ city conveniences, see this 6 lowed by publishing a copy of this celia Trinks, West St., Vernon; tall. business. BUI Duche.sneau. Vertaille, 649-6760. ton Agency. Rwltor, 649-2818. MANCHESTER Vicinity— order in some new sp^er having A class on modem mathe- 649-8938...... HYDRAULIC backhoe and pay- LATEST MODEL^ ^ o w Bird 1st. Call 643-6773. MANCHESTER — Ansaldl Hayes Agency, 648-4803. room Cape today. 6 rooms fur­ Cheaper than rent to buy this circulation in said probate dis­ Mrs. Bernice Maainbig, 61 nished, garage, all freshly ...... _ivg from the|hvatics is being organized to FLOORS SANDED and finl.shed. loader operator. Steady work. snow blower, used ^ three times, Heights. Large 5 room Ranch sparkling 6 room Ranch, buiit- trict within ten days from the Marion Dr.; Mrs. Sadie Mul- Mambester Evening Herald WEST SIDE CAPE—Six rooms, painted. Bill BYazter will be date of this order and return moke j meet Saturdays from 8 to 11 FULL-TIME tax accountant PHILCO-BENDDC washing ma- winter rates, free e.stimates. Tel. 649-7842. asking $200. Wapping, Tel. RIDGE STREET. Manchester— with complete recreation room, ins, attached garage, one-half doon, 105C Bluefield Dr.; Mra. Oohimbta oomapotideiit, Vir­ Wanted— ^To Buy 58 6 room duplex conveniently lo­ 8 or 4 bedrooms, fireplace, pleased to show you this ter­ a.m. at Coventry Grammar ready to assist you with your chines repaired. Call 649-8750. 649-3240. 644-0569. 2-flreplaces, hot water oil heat, acre of land. Excellent condi­ Catherine Tracy, 468 Parker St. ginia M. Oorison, tale^one 228- cated. Call Mr. Bentley, 249- porch, rec room, new wood rific value at |14,8(K). Call The JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge ^he 12-week course, Income tax preparation. Rates » Z------DOUGHNUT BAKER, fTTl ______j WE BUT, SELL or trade an- tile bath, plastered walls, Wear A Half Size? tion. Assumable VA mortgage. DISCHARGED T E S T E R - 9224. ^ -r,,rViT,m't r v T V 9759. FRONT ROOM. haU block from hereby wam ^ that the Demo- all their washing needs at Ktnnrlnrj ohift A ..vUnHA.. ■ CARPENTRY and floor sand- AND Real Estate, 643-9332. GERARD STREET 4 bedroom sought from the zoning board of 20 Teresa Rd.; Mra. Lois mg our specialty. Old floors Main Street, parking. 59 Birch a p i^ s (ZBA) at a public hear­ tU 9 p.m. Mondays through Sat­ one time. whltewalls, new tires. Very; MUST—Be willing to relocate In entry has fixed April 14, 1964 Colonial in excellent condition, Pfrommer and daughter, HUling- made new. 649-8458, 644-0615. Household Gofids 51 Street. 649-7129. ing at 8 p.m. today at the Mu­ urdays, Postmaster Herman F. clean. $1,400. 742-8282. j Bonds— Stocks the Midwest. All moving ex­ as the day for the holding o f a Plugged Sewers 2840.H MANCHESTER — Six room 2-car garage, prime location. LeDoyt said. The lobby will be ton; Mra. Odessa Holmes and Mom can do the family penses will be paid. EVERYTHINO IN sterlUced re­ primary for the election of Cape, 2-car garage, aliuninum (3ood value at $21,700. T. J. nicipal BuUding hearing room. son, Columbia; Mrs. Mary Negri 1960 BONNEVILLE Onvertlble, QUAUTY CARPENTRY ^ Mortgages 31 FURNISHED ROOM near The larger project—^whlch in­ closed on all holidays and Sun­ wash, Sis can do the dishes Rooms, basements refinished, . _____ - ______conditioned used furniture and members of the Town (Commit­ Machine Cleaned siding, new heat, plumbing and Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. and son, Glastonbury. at the same time Junior excellent condition. Call 643- Pension plan and hospitalisation Main Street. 9 Haxel Street. bath, wooded lot. $15,900. Phil­ cludes 130 apartments in 19 sep­ days. built-lns, formica tile general i ®®®OND UORTQAOS8 — Un­ appliances^ high_ quality - - - low 649-2170. tee. l2)4.a6M Residents are reminded the takes his bath, and you en­ 9847, except weekends. provided. Septic Tanks, Dry Wells. brick Agency, 649-8464. arate buildings—te being asked repair. No Job too .small CJall I ***” ***<1 available for see- pilerices. LeBIanc Furniture, 196 DEMOCRA-nC GLASTONBURY—Prentice de­ 'Teen-age girls buy about sev­ joy a shower. Soulth Street, Rockville, 878-1 R(X)M8 FOR genUemen, one Sewer Lines Installed—Cel­ signed Dutch Colonial, 8 by Walter B. Spencer for a tract ,®*£i®® , nn 1966 CHEVROLET station wag­ William Robbins Carpentry payments to TOWN COMMITTEE lar Waterproofing Done. JUST OVER the Manchester ea st of 247 Oakland SL, partly| W ashingtons Birthday, Feb. 22., en pairs of shoes a year, while Service. 649-3446. suit your budget. Expedient Reply In own handwriting to 2174. Open 9-8. block from Maui Street, kitch­ rooms, large living room with boys of that age purchase an Don’t delay—phone us to­ on standai-d shift, 8 cylinder, by line In Vernon. 7Mi room ranch In Residence Zone A and partly reasMiable. 649-5079. service. J. D. Realty. 643-8129 en privileges, parking. 648-8127, Stephen, Loyzim, ~ Then here’s a treat for you in pegged random '^dth floors, Manchester Evening Herald average of three pairs annual- day. Find out how easy it la HOME IMPROVEMENT Serv­ Box J, Herald SEVEN PIECE dining room 643-9828 B handsome sleeveless dress and which provides 4 bedrooms. beautifully panelled kitchen, to switch to a Mobilheat- A BBITTER ARRANGEMENT Chairman McKin n e y bro f 23 foot U'ving room with fire­ ----- ly, a shoe Induslxy magazine 1958 PLYMOUTH Surburban, ice-Quality work, reasonable set. love seat, oval shaped cket combination planned for and family room with fire­ ‘"'Ihf?m SSrtth^®apart-| fired water heater. of your finances wlll make An Equal Opportunity Employer marble top table, com er what­ Dated at Coventry, Connecti­ Sewerajfe Disposal Co place, paneled den, family reveals. V-8, power brakes and steer­ prices. Free estimates. No job FURNISHED R(X)MS, complete e not-Bo-tall woman. iUoh amtacoidary and pretty place, 4 bedrooms, S fire­ ments in two zeparate builfings *e“ Phone 742-62SL mors of your inctone available not piece. All In good condition. light housekeeping faciUtieB. cut, this 17th day of February S size kitchen. Utility room. ing. radio. 1375. 643-8939. too large or .small. 649-8880 af­ SHOE SALESMAN — Exper­ 1964. ISO-132 Pearl St.—MS-S' No. 8136 with Patt-O-Rema tace create a set of dreamy places, 2^ baths, exceptionaUy —is being asked by J. A. Mc­ •Average family ot tom. ter 6 p.m. for personal uae. Lump debt Call 643-9920 after 3 p.m. Centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, Large well shrubbed lot. Oa­ Carthy for a tract on the south into one monthly payment of ienced, salary plus commis­ i« in sizes 12 1-2,14 1-$, 18 l-3> Ui m m ! 8 o nice to iMm or give! lovely 'w o^ed lot. Phm e Mra. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof, sion. Inquire in person, Mor­ 14 Arch Street, Manchester. rage. Has to be seen. Wolver­ Shorts, 648-8886, J. Watson side of Lawton Rd., near Wea­ $22.26 for each thousand dollars TWO WRINGER washers, May­ 18 1-2, 20 1-2, 22 1-2, 24 1-2, Pattern No. a$40-H has hot- ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. WE GIVE radio and heater, very good Including repayment over five ton Shoe Store, 778 Main St., tag and RCA Whirlpool, excel­ LARGE, pleasant furnished 26 1-2. Bust 33 to 47. Size 14 1-2, iron tnuisfer for 2 motifii each Beach A Co., Realtors, 622-2114 ver Rd., in Residence Zone A. condition. 649-4100. CARPENTRY Work wanted. Also on the ZBA agenda are Call Jack, 649-0452. years, naiuc Burke, 246-8897, Manchester. lent condition. Homestead man­ room for two gentlemen, park­ $6 bust, dress, 8 1-4 jrarda of 20” X 8 " : color chart; crochet SUBURBAN — north of town. CAR FIXED? GREEN STAMPS SPECIALTY SALESMAN WANTED dlreoUons; stitch lUustrationa. TQLLAI7D—Exciting hilltop res- requests for a used car lot off Connecticut Mortgage Ex­ gle, used twice. Reasonable. ing, private home, conven­ 85-lnch; Jacket, short sleeves, Large 6 room Ranch On % t h e n SEE US FOR To order, send 85o in coins to: dential area. Charming custom Tolland Tpka near the Wilbur 1961 CORVETTE, $500. and take change, U Lewie St.. Hartford, Help Wanted— 649-7368. iences. 643-2641. $ 1-8 y a i^ , acre lot, basement garage, Special Services 15 Conn. HIGH 4.FIGURE POTENTIAL Aiwe Cabot, The Manchester built 6 room Cape with ex­ Cross Highway; for a limited over payments. 643-8766. Male or) Female 37 ^ % To orter, send 60o in oolns to: aluminum sldiiw, leas than 8 EXPERT REPAIRING ON DOMESTIC CARS THREE PIECE Italian wood FURNISHED ROOMS for gen­ Sue Burnett, The Manohestw Evening Herald, 1180 AVB. OF y e a n old. $2,700 cakh assumes pandable attic; breezeway, 2- repairer’s license for a service MORIARTY BARROS BROTHERS—We spe- carved'' frame couch and tlemen, free, parking; also, Full time job for a family man over 25, to sell fu Evening HenOd, 1180 AVB. OF a m e b Zo a s , n e w t o b k , mortgage with $129 per month. car garage, acre wooded lot, station at 29 MoNall S t ; and cilize in concrete floors and Help Wanted— Female 35 EXPERIENC7ED shoe sales per­ AND AU FOREIGN CARS! 1966 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, chairs, cocktail table, carved cabins with efficiencies. Call and heating equipment to established customers in AMERICAS, NEW YORK $8, N. Y . lOOiO. T. J. Crocrckett. -Realtor, - 648- $X,600. Phone Mra. Shorts, for extension of permission to steps. Call Joseph Barroa, 742- son, 44-hour week, two nights. end table. 643-1972, 1-6 p.m. . Scranton Motel and Cabina, 648-8886, J. Watson B eadi A maintain an advertising sign at reasonable offer. Call 643-5815. Excellent pay. Aj^Iy House A H. Y. 10086. r o t lat-dass maBing add lOo 1577. 7580. 649-0826, between 5-7. the Greater Hartford Area. FuU training program. for eaoh pattern. Print Name, Oo„ Realtors, 622-2114. Tolland Tpks. and Oakland S t BROTHERS RN, part time. Call 649-2368. H ale' Shoe Department. BEDROOM SET—Maple single For Ist-claas vwHing add lOo FIAT 1960 VOLKSWAGEN, good con­ Salary and commission. Fuel oil sale experience pre­ for each pattern. Print Name, Address with Zone and Pattern OLASTONBURY—AppCe HUl. 7 HILLTOP MOTORS bed, mattress and spring, bu­ FURNISHED ROOM with kitch­ room Garrison Colonial, S large RANCH — S bedrooms, stone e8A LE » dition, low mileage. Can be Roofing—Siding 16 Address with Zone, Style Num­ Number. Peaches are the largest sell­ reau. Call for ajqxiintment 643- en privileges. Inquire 136 Bis- ferred. Contact Only 60o — our '64 Siurlng- bedrooms, family room, at­ front, two fireplaces, kitchen •8ERV1GE M3-S135 ' seen after 6 p.m., S3 Cedar TUPPERWARE has openings Situations Wanted— 4952. ber and Size. ing canned fruit product in this “AT ran T(WP OF THE HILL” ,sell Street. Summer Album! New—Custom tractive lot, $10,600. Phone aK bullMns, large family Smite 8 anA44A BOLTON 84S-S78A Ridge Drive, Glastonbury. A. A. DION, INC. Rooting, now for two part-time and two Female 38 Send 60c now for your copy^ country, with applesauce sec­ Oollaotion—• group of deluxe M ra Shorts, 64S-a886, J. Wat­ room with fireplace, patio, 2- in siding, painting. Carpentry. AJ- f^ll-Ume dealer*. No cash out^ RUGS, Never used, 9x12 nut­ 238 CHARTER OAK 8T.—Room WoTTM T«lilMRt. AliMriCCNI Cool Co., Inc. the spring summer ’64 edl- ond place, tile American Fruit S01-I 1B C m Mw S f. pattMhs; also our regular fea- son Beach A Oo., Realtors, 628> car garage, excellent location. tetadaos and addloou. Ceil­ lay. Earn as you learn. Car CLEANINa by the hour. Office meg, <25; 9x15 Ivory oriental, suitable for working gentle­ ^ Ot Basic Fashion, our eom< Grower magazine reports, HB6 PONTIAC in fair condition, ings. Workmanship guann- , neceaskry. Commissi no, Phone khd mstroQ work. M8-T0M af- >18; 9x12 asrtoot taroedloain. turae and 4 free patterns. 2114. Owner $49-8287 after ,6. OUlM8-14aL man. HO we^Oy. Private «n- S27-81B1 or ovoofamB M3-42A9 P*ete pattern book. tiMd. 2M Autumn «L «l»48n. ' 247-T941. 288-5966. tfance. 849-1745. . . ’)■ ■Ji I * ’ j gh-S'%

i-'W aONDAY, FEBRtTARY 17, 19M SIXTEEN iianrlrfat^r lEv^nittg S^ralb

Ehs. Harvey L. Wahnqulst Work Delayed Jr. of the ,U-S. Coast Guard is Storm Reduces About Town seiving aboard the cutter Eaat- wlnd. ’The ship is operating as Expected Crowd On Water Line PMt MMronti of Temple an Icebreaker in Antarctica Oiapter, Order of Bastem Start where it ia assigned to Opera­ At New Temple For Gardner St# wlU. meet Wediveeday at 8 p.m. tion Deep Freese 64 forces. He tit tte home of Mrs. John T e t­ is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Oonetruotion of a branch wa­ UL. LXAXUl, NO. 118 tUlATJSlSN rAUM j ------— ...... ^______'______. Wahnquiet, 270 Autumn St. One of the casualties of yes­ ter, 85 Dale Rd. Mrs. Evelyn terday’s storm was Temple ter main to aerve W. Gardner T\tricington and Ifrs. Vera Ford S t, for which a contract was V l l ( ) \1 \ I K will aerve as co-hostesses. Mem­ Raymond BuCharme of 389 Beth Sholom’s open house for bers unable to attend are re­ Hartford Rd. is a member of an awarded a Manchester firm in )M I ( )l M area residents. early November, will not begin minded to call the hostesses. arrangement committee for a Instead of the 2,000 or more ' MEAN:, University of Hartford Jaycees until spring. Miss Mary Pierce, daughter banquet Saturday at 7 at the visitors who had been expected SupjTBmB Court Moving to Clour ^Politicut Thickot ’The project was awarded to of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Pierce, Shoreham Oaks Motor Hotel, to take a guided tour of the re­ the Anthony Daen Conetructlon cently dedicated synagogue, But thla ia a alow, painful ment by numbere and gtee 18 Bower St., was elected treas­ Hartford. He is a director of Co. on Nov. 6, 1068, but equip­ .^ V nODBIOAN O o A I i " ■■ ______. Mr A oroblemproblem would would probably probably • tlonallytionally d dlscrlminat*1 a c r 1 m 1 n a t- A But this ta a alow, painful ♦ ' b J L <5 urer of the freshman class at the UofH Jaycees. only 150 persons brav^ the ele­ tions more equal represen­ arund the edges of this for ed against in the apportion­ road. protection to citisan’e ment. Ue-qps preydftted a start B y /AMES MARLOW districts, Uke state legls- years. have remained unsolved a Saint Joseph College, West ments, which was a surprise In before ground frost set In, ac­ Assocuted Preaa Newe A nalyst laturee' dietricts, have been tation. But for genera­ few more generations for a ment of legislative seats. Then Monday the court rl^ ts . Hartford. She is a graduate of Regular and AuxiUary Po­ itself, since driving conditions for fuel oils, tervleeg tions some state legisla­ A famous teet came to Now Coogreaa at lost cording to the town water de­ WA8HDIGTON (AP) — lopsided for generatione. simple reason. In Tennessee the state aaid cbngressiMial dlatricta Manchester High School, and lice will have another first aid were exceedingly hazardous. partment. One dietrtet with 600,000 tures ignored their own the Supreme Court in 1946 If the far outnumbered constitution required reap- in the atatea—It waa juat may try not imly to set plans to major in French. Those who did attend were heating equipment The Supreme Court hae de­ constitutions. Congress —a case from lUlnds— up stanidards for dlatricta class at 7 tonight at PoHce The town’s board of directors cided to curs a kind of na­ people might have only one rural population of a state portlonment every 10 years talking of Georgia but the Headquarters. The two-h o u r openly thrilled and impressed approved the project as part representative In (jongress, has kwked the other way where populations of dis­ rule applies generally— but for congresalonal en­ The Professional Women’s with the building, and many phone 522-8151 tional paralysis In which Ml this question of equal tricts varied from 138,000 dom inate a state legisla­ because of population shifts sessions in first aid techniques of an 818,000 l^rlng-Gardner- poUtldana wouldn’t budge or a sUte legislature, while ture—to the disadvantage but there had been none must be arranged to ^ve forcement of the standards. Club will meet tomorrow at 8 are for those who do not have commented on how proud they Oharter Oak S t water main In­ no PEARL aXREET another with only half that representation in districts to 839,000. But 'Jie court "equal representation for If state legislatures balked, p.m. at Center Congregational to give voters fainr repre- of the much bigger city since 1901. active first aid cards. The series are that Manchester had a Winiam Bralnard Mrs. William Bralnard stallation in 1061. HARTFORD. CONN. many people might have electing members of the wouldn’t toll the legislature populations — they weren’t equal numbers of people" citizens could sue in federal Church. Mrs. Howard Lockward Templi, comparable with the aeniatlon tax Congress and House. The Senate is not to redletrlct. This le a This decision was a po­ courts. runs Mondays through March 2. Heads Auto Unit Part of the project was com­ state legialatuna. just ae much representa­ going to let the arrange­ litical shocker. It did more The court has set down will give a series of readings. best in New England. pleted last year, and the re­ tion. Involved. BJvery state, “polltlcai thicket,” the no exact measuring stick The court, through In­ Hoftesses will be Mrs. Betty Paul Dodge, owner of Paul Because of the Interest evi­ For years the court was big or small, Is entitled to ment be changed. to stir state legislatures Vincent Ramizi, principal of Dodge Pontiac Inc. at 367 Brainards Head WWl Vets Units maining W. Gardner S t branch too timorous to do this. It This hae worked to the then Justice Felix Frank­ for populations in a dis­ junction, could forbid con­ Doyle, chainnan; Miss Esther Buckley School, will speak at dent in the community, consid­ put out to bid in October 1968. two senators. furter said, backing away. ’Two years ago the Su­ than anything in history gressional elections by dis­ Main St., was recently elect­ Mr. and Mrs. William Brain-<^ said It didn’t want to butt advantage of the rural pop­ preme Court reversed the in the voting field. Since trict. It said districting Burdick, Mrs. Raymond Wood- the meeting tomorrow at 1 p.m. eration is being gfiven to hold­ ard of 1 Main S t were yester­ Mrs. Bralnard appointed the Dzen’s bid, the loweet, was ulation, to the disadvantage Does a court have the He suggested the remedy must be fair by population. tricts in states guilty of bridge and Mrs. Richard Mc- ed president of the Manchester ing another open house at some Into the political field. It for ui^aimess in district­ reasoning of 1946—In a then about 35 states, under of the Child Study Group, which Automobile Dealer’s Associa­ day installed as heads of the following officers for the com­ 810,845—over the 810,600 left took Ite first big step two of the growing cities. right to interfere with the the spur of the decision It relied on the Constitu­ malaportloned dismets and Lagan. wUl be held in the library of future date. ing year: Mrs. Arthur Buraap, in the original allocation. way Congress or a legisla­ ing Is to get the state leg­ case from Tennessee—by order candidates for Con­ tion. William Schaller of Man­ Veterans of World War I Bar­ years ago, smother Monday. Forty state conetitutlone deciding lower federal and the drive of the cities tion for lU authority, of the school. "How, Why and chester Motor Sales on W. Cen­ racks and Auxiliary at joint secretary; Mrs. Ann Stahl, Mrs. An additional appropriation First It tangled with state required regular redlstrlct- ture provides for election islature to do it. 'This was and suburbs have taken course, citing those sections gress to run at large until Gibbons Assembly, Catholic When Children Are Tested in Laura Bolack, Mrs. Paul St. of 82,000 WB8 approved on No- of ite members? .State and ducking the issue. courts may decide whether there was redistriettng. Ladies of Columbus, will meet ter St. was named treasurer installation ceremonies at the legislatures smd now with ing every 10 years or otten- city voters are unconstitu­ some steps to redlstrict. which speak of apportion^ School” will be his topic of dis­ and George DeCormler of De- VFW Home. Lawrence and Mrs. Jennie vembv 6, and the oontraot was Congress. Congressional er to give voters in all sec­ federal courts skipped By this reasoning the tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. at the cussion. Demonstrations of IQ Rogowski, color bearers; Mrs. K of C Home. Janet’s Millinary Cormier Motors, Broad St., was About 50 guests attended, in­ let out to Dzen. testing will be given. This meet­ renamed secretary. Skating cluding delegations from the Alphonse Beruby, assistant con­ The contractors construction Shop wUl present a Hat Fash­ ing is open to ainyone interest­ ’The association members, VFW and Auxiliary, American ductress. equipment was tied up on an­ ion Show. Models will be mem­ ed. who met at their annual Report Legion and Auxiliary, DAV and Also, Mrs. Gertrude McCor­ other project, however, and by bers of a committee headed by mick, historian; Mrs. Wilber Mrs. Herbert Carvey and Mrs. luncheon held at Willies Steak Auxiliary and United Spanish the tiiTM it became available, John Mather Chapter, Order House’ on Center St., also form­ War Veterans and Auxiliary. Little, patriotic instructor; Mrs. ground frost had set in, Dzen COMPLCTE Howard Hampton. Carl Hanson, past command­ Adelaide Pickett, flag bearer; LIN E O F of, DeMolay, Will confer the ini­ ulated plans for this week’s No public ice skating wiU be Mrs. Florence Streeter, ways toW the water department tiatory degree tonight at 7:30 Open House of all car dealers allowed today or tonight on er. installed members of the No definite starting date for Lodger at the Masonic Temple. of Manchester. Barracks. Mrs. Bertha Stems and means; Miss Helena Erick­ the project has been set yet. Apportionment Rnlings any of the p€U*k department of Poquonock Bridge, Depart­ son, hospitality; Mrs. James Columnar areas. Sullivan, sunshine; Mrs. Mary Manchester Lodge of Masons Mystic Review, Women’s Coasting, however, will be ment of Connecticut senior vice Mathieu, publicity, Mrs. Ida Shoots s p e o l i M will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Benefit Association, will meet permitted dally in Center president Installed Auxiliary Woodhouse, musician. at the Masonic Temple at which members. tomorrow at 8 p.m. in odd Fel­ Springs Park. Mayor Francis Mahoney Officers appointed by Com­ The Chiropractic profession TUESDAY ONLY time the Master Mason degree lows Hall. ’There will be a Val­ mander Bralnard are Arthur serves 85 million Americans, Filing will be conferred. spoke and commended the Bumap, quartermaster; Paul entine and birthday social. Brainards for being citizens is recognized by over 600 Supplios Members having February Clark, judge advocate; Carl insurance oompanles a n d Mission Society who have contributed much to Hianson, adjutant, and Robert birthdays will be honored. Host­ their community. guards the health of top Coll Spur State Conference McKinney, trustee. BUHER esses will be Mrs. Harriet Ol- Maj. Francis Miner, adminis­ 'movie stars and executives. saver and Mrs. John Lovett, Will Hear Panel trator of Rocky Hill Veteran’s 649-5341 Home and Hospital, was the W o rry o f LECLERC Sunset Council, Degree of "The Changing City Chal­ principal speaker. He spoke KUCHEN FUNERAL HOME Pocahontas, will have a busi­ lenges the Church” Is the theme about" the cooperation between FALSE TEETH ness meeting tonight at Tinker of a panel discussion tomor­ service veterans and member of Hall. row at 8 p.m. at a meeting of Veterans of World War I. John Slipping or Irritating? MATERNITY Action Asked Before FUNERAL the Women’s Mission Society of Derby, commander of the Dis­ Don’t be (m oamssed by loose false Each 5 9 c St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild Community Baptist Church In teeth slipping, dropping or wobbling trict of Connecticut was a when you est, talk or laugh. Just SERVICE will meet in the Guild Hall Fellowship Hall at the church. guest. . •prlnkltJ e, s Uttle f' PS ------[ on yoiu STYLES WAL’TER N. Wednesday at 11 a.m. Members Members of the Estelle Car­ Gifts were presented to Mrs. pUt«B. This plesasnt powder gives s November Elections ataH remarkable sense of added comfort Dressy Dresses, 6lr« US UJCLBRC are to bring sandwiches, but penter Circle are In charge of James Sullivan, outgoing presi­ and aecurlty by bolding platea more m ayro n's Director dessert and beverages will be devotions and program. Mrs. dent, and Robert McKinney, firmly. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste Sportswear, Lingerie, served by Mrs. Ann Brown, Alice Van Dyne will lead devo­ past commander. ' or feeling, ife siknune (non-aeld). Snpp-Hose, Bras, HARTFORD (AP)—Gov. Dempsey expressed con­ 28 Main Street, Manchester Mrs. Ellen Bockus aiid Miss tions. Miss Louise Tracy will be Ost FASTBKTH St ally drug counter. DEWtS cern today over the impact of a U.S. Supreme Court de­ Ruth McNeil. soloist Uniforms, Girdles Call 649-5869 Panelists will be Mrs. Btuart cision oii Connecticut’s congressional districts. Miss Marita Kemp of 147 E. Rosa, Mrs. Russell ’Turner, Mra. He called a meeting Wednesday morning with Atty. Center St. was recently elected Mary Watson and Mrs. Gerald Glazier's Gen. Harold M. Mulvey and Secretary of State Ella T. for a term of two years as vice Brines. Corset sad Uniform Shop Grasso to consider what course should be taken. president of the Connecticut Members of the Barbara Gif­ I Choicesf Meats In Town!__| 081 Main S t—Manchester The court, in a decision handed down Monday in a AAP STORES OPEN ALL DAY Club of the Georgian Court ford Circle will be hostesses for the meeting. Georgia case, ruled that congressional districts should SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22 Alumnae Association. have equal population representation instead of having ’The executive board of the TUESDAY ONLY! some districts with much heavier populations than Women’s Club of Manchester IMPORTED, MACHINE SLICED others within that state. will meet tonight at 8 at the Political and other leaders in Onnecticut say the rul­ home of Mrs. Morton Tinker, 15 PIKE Bliss St. BARIER SHOP ing also applies to this and other states. 'The popula­ tion range is wide in Connectitttot, which also has a rep­ The Clvltan Club will meet BOILED MEN'S resentative-at-large, . ' ... tomorrow at noon at Willie’s DOES IT BETTER ,Gov.~ ~Dempsey said...... Wednesday’s 8 meetmg will discuss Steak House. John Wilks of HAIR MORIARTY SMSipn . of the legisla- the ’Travelers Insurance Co. will HAM the possibility^ of callini; a jg ^ k l w show a film on the New York , — Limit 2 lbs. Per Oustomer — .... World’s Fair. “Good things” always COLORING • The netlon’e hlgfa«st ooun Don't miss this big come in paiekages of BROTHERS •vent. AAP has tre­ s Appointments Accepted "spoke in a loud and olear €;0P Chiefs The Army-Naivy Auxillaiy laundry done here. 301 CENTER ST. voice,” the Governor de ^ ■ State House of Representatives In to' House of Representatives your would have to be reapportioned. as a result of a major decision telephone You can depend on us to , Search Ruled Illegal It set March 16 ah toe date to by the Supreme Court Monday. Sp0€ial Moik, and Wad, do your laundry expertly detamine how this would be Tile court held that so far as and deliver it right on Adm. George^ practicable, a rule of “equal the dot of our promise. done. QUICK-FROZEN Meanwhile, Atty. Gen. Mulvey representation for equal num­ FREE Crew Hunting said it was "obvious” toat Con­ bers of people” must be MEATY-MEDIUM SIZES Darwin Evidence necticut’s congressional districts followed ^y the states in elect­ DELIVERY NEW SYSTEM FREE/*3 ®® Size are not equal In population as ing members of toe House. High Prices required by toe U.S. Supreme ’The reasbns for the GOP opti­ LAUNDRY Court. mism were cited by Dr. William Your order to r drug needs ’The big question on Capitol B. Prendergast, research direct­ AND DRY CLEANING It was during Sunday’s rag­ Banned by Court or for the ^publican National and cosmetics will be taken ing blizzard that a contingent Hill was whether changes in care of Immediately. ON HARRISON ST. (44) (fommittee: SHRIMP Off East Center St. of Manchester’s Merchant (See Page Eight) 1. Suburbs of big cities are An unidentified fireman removes clothes from the line at toe fire that gutted a Crystal In giving his ruling, judge Opposite thq^ Cemetery Colonials boarded toe Navy sub­ A defense motion to suppress^ ^ . growing faster than any other Lake home last evening. (Herald photo by Freeman). . Stocfc'wp certain evidence In toe Roy F. Loiselle said: areas, and many of these tend For Pickup and Delivery marine Irex, tied unsuspectingly : Darwin murder case was grant­ “The unconsUtutionaiity of a to be Republican. ( jd s J d o iL L Call 649-7753 at dock at the U.S. Naval Sub­ Fneier! Prescription Pharmacy ed today by Judge' Alva P. statute giving police in toedr in­ G)ngre8smen 2. In toe South, the Republi­ Branches at: 2l9 North Main marine Base in Groton, and took I Loiselle in Tolland County Su- vestigation of criminal activity cans’ greatest strength is con­ Crystal Lake M l MAIN ST.—643-5321 S t and 501 Hartford Rd. command of the vessel. I perior Court. unlimited right at auiy time to centrated in metropolitan areas, BOX'** 0S' w Their announced object: To j The judge ruled that the evi­ search anyone’s home and to such as Dallas, and these would Accord of Cyprus seek out, hunt down and destroy dence was taken llleg^ly from seize evidentiary matter therein Back Ruling gain under an "equal represen^ Blaze Routs High Prices in time for Man­ Darwin’s home in JAndover, without a search warrant, tatlon rule.” Super-Right Quality . . . Heavy Steer Beef chester’s annual George Wash- searched Dec. 6 and Dec. 7 by wauld hardly be questioned. WASHINGTON (AP) - Rene InfTton’s Birthday sale on Sat-, Though not coming up with : state police and Tollanq County ‘”rhe court can neither see tion among congressmen indi statlrUcs like toe Republicans, Seen on Policing Family ot 8 urday. cioroner Bernard J. Ac^rman. cated support today for the Su Having safely commandeered nw reason why the coroner the Democrats pooh-poohed Judge Loiselle ordered that should stand in a position (Af­ prem : Court ruling that House their rivals’ contentions. Raymond Fetko, his wife and Chuck Steak 45‘ the Irex Sunday, Adm. George evidence taken from Darwin’s members should represent Chairman John M. Bailey of six young daughters, one of (Joseph Carman) Washington home be restored to Darwin and ferent from any law enf(wce- equal numbers of people. UNITED NA’TIONS, N.Y.^up and would merely agree that Super-Right Quality Boneless Shoulder Steak ment office in his in'vesUgaticm the Democratic National Com­ (AP) — Britain and Cyprus there should be such a force. them barefoot, were driven out ordered a thorough Inventory that any evidence derived from Rep.' Emanuel Celler, chair­ mittee, said: "The majority It would also appeal to all in toe snow last night when of the ship—there was a full "such unlawful search and of a homicide. His only office ia man of toe House Judiciary are reported agreed on princi­ that of inquiry.” party Is toe Democratic party ples for a plan to police the tur­ countries to respect’toe territor their house caught fire at Crys­ complement of torpedoes at bar­ seizure be suppressed” In toe Committee and unsuccessful fiid it cannot but benefit from ial integrity of toe Island, an ap­ tal Lake, Ellington. Tempera­ gain prices in the two torpedo Darwin case. That statute, which haabeen sponsor for 15 years of a bill bulent Mediterranean island London BroH LB any move which attempts to with an International force while peal which Cyprus had planned tures at toe lake were near zero. rooms — and weighed anchor The ruling declared unconsti­ in exletence rince 1870, gives calling for equality In congres­ gi e all citizens as close as is to propose In a separate resolu­ The family escaped with toe yesterday morning. tutional the statutory author­ the coroner spedel powers to sional districts, said he was an impartial mediator seeks Super-Right Quality, Flavorful Steer Beef perfume practicable to equal weight In peace between the Greek and tion. clothes on their backs. The chil­ The first thing that struck ity on which the coroner relied search without a warrant, a “happy about the court’s mo­ The council debate, scheduled dren were wearing their night the crew—generally across toe when he headed the search. power not avallahle to other po- mentous decision.” Turkish Cypriots. (See Page Eight) The British-Cypriot plan also to start Monday, was postponed clothes. '* •< i forehead—were toe low bulk­ That authority la General Sta­ "It Is a great step forward In after Secretary-General U Thant The fire broke out about 9:15 LB heads lietween compartments. (See PageoRigfat) g;iving toe districts fair, equita­ calls for a consultative commit­ Ground Chuck when you buy any tute 6-70. tee of U.N. members. took a hand in the crisis with : Adm. Washington’s first com­ ble • nd just representation,” j>eace proposals of his own. mand, in fact, sounded a great Celler said. The two nations reportedly (See Page Eight) Boneless Stew Beef u 59*^ .Vv deal like "ouch.” Rep. Silvio Conte, R-Mass., Districts agreed on general terms of a Thant’s ideas were handed to • a • - Manning the coMilng tower said: “This has been long com­ Security Council resolution after representatives of Cyprus, Brit Braising Beef m 75^ oe the Irex sailed placidly out ing. I can’t see any fault In It.” the council postponed the start aln, ’Turkey, the United States of New London horlxxr was Col. Rebels Seize Gabon, House leaders from both par- In State pf Us debate on the Cyprus and Greece in a memorandum Playtex Living’Bra i ties blasted a dissenting opinion crisis until this afternoon. which dealt with establishment j sj l c £ e /t e /L PWlUp Harrieon, of Hairrleon’s, of an international peace force BuUetins CUL (J J 6 JjudwuLL! Main St. by Associate Justice John M. HARTFORD (AP)—Here The resolution would avoid the Harlan, who argued that toe is a population breakdown, controversi^ Issue of how the Culled from AP Wires NO. 1 SIZE, DRESSED CATN JOHN’S \ Home of Schweitzer (See Page Seven) (Bee Page Eleven) verdict "casts grave doubt on based on the 1660 census, International force should be set Smehs J u « s 59' Shrimp UEADCi m 69' toe constitutionality of toe and location at Connecti­ JUST HEAT AND SERVE CArN JOHN'S K House of Representatives." cut’s five oongreaslonal dia- CLAIMS ‘ARM ’TWISTED’ BRAZZAVILLE,. Congo Re-^app ^aled to toe Gabonese Harlan said the ruling "places tricts: WASHINGTON (AP) — John Fhh Sticks Dimier N»DD0CK M(« 49' public (AP) — Military rebels people to remain calm. It’s SHOCKING. . . Schiaparelli’s In jeopardy the seats of almost FIrat—689,556, comprited L. Atwood, president of the JUST HEAT AND SERVt CAFN JOHN’S First Juror overthrew Gabon’s President An array officer who identi­ all the members of the present of Hartford County. FACE Organized to Aid North American Aviation Leon' M’Ba ifi a midnight coup fied himself as a Lt. Daniel House of Representatives,’’ be­ Fried Scallops ^ 7f Oyster Stew 2 uw 69 famous perfume — the $3.00 aize — Odene said M’Ba "and his aco­ Second—411,fU, Middle­ Corp., testified today be was and formed a revolu^onary cause only 37 of the 482 present sex, New London, Tolland, proved to let the 8erv-C JUST HEAT AND SERVE CAFN JOHN’S free when you buy any Playtex Living Bra. Q uizzed by council to mvem that West lytes have been arrested.” members were elected from dls- Windham Counties In East­ Andover Lake Buts Fight The reported; coup came in Corp., a vending machine firm Fishcakes »39^ Haddock Filleh »55' African repAUc, rebel broad­ ern Connecticut. in which Bobby Baker was in­ casts from Libreville said to­ the wake of four uprisings last (See Page Fifteen) Thlrdr-482,218, most ot PEBED AND DEVEINED TANGY 4 OZ JARS month on the east coast of nciven, has been discriminated terested, bid on serving his INTERNATIONAL* Ruby Defense day. There was no mention of New Haven Coimty, includ­ By A. J. CHEMA8I firm’s big defense plants. : bloodshed. Africa—the deposing of the Sul­ A group of prominent state against because 6t his race. Shrimp « « « « 9 f Cocktail M«IH* SrOK 89' tan of Zanzibar and abortive ing tile towns of Bethany, Tlie Rev. Mr. Philpot has own­ Atwood told the Senate Rules DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Diet The fifth upheaval cA 1964 Branford, Cheshire, East chuntomen has launched a drive Committee that Fred Black amon_ new African nations, this mutinies among troops of Tan­ to raise money for a court fight ed property at toe lake for some Atty. Henry M. Wade, question­ Schools Guarded Haven, OuUford, l^mden, nine years but Is not allowed to Jr., North American’s Wash­ WESTERN TENDER DELICIOUS ing toe first prospective Jiror waa in a former French colony ganyika, Uganda and Kenya. Madison, Meriden. Milford, to assure lake privileges for a ington consultant, did the CUB CADET of 440,000 population that Is toe A French News Agency report Negro minister who owns prop­ use toe lake because he Is not In Jack Ruby’s murder By U.S. in Saigon New Hiaven, North Bran­ LB CELLO « a C home of Dr. Albert Schweitzer. from Ldbreville, the Gabonese a member of toe Andover Lake irodding but did not toll of LAWN AND BARDEN TRACTORS said today tti® state will aak for ford, North Haven, Orange, erty at Andover Lake. Property Owners Association his own flaaBolal Interest in Fresh Carrots 2 PKG I V a verdict of death. Dr. Schweltser for half a cen­ capital, said that M’Ba and Na- Wallingford, West Haven The gjoup, calling Itself the tury has .had a jungle hospital ticmal AssemUy President Louis SAIGON, South Viet Nam Friends of Andover Committee (ALPOA),. which controls toe Serv-U. Ihke the haid woric out of yard work. Mow an acre of turf Choose the New Living Bra with Stretch-ever(R) She The Jury candidate, Hillard (AP) —The U.S. Army main­ and Woodbridge. lake. ALPOA has turned down in only an hour. Clear walks and drives of drifted snow in M. Stone, an iUustrator, he at Lambarene, 100 miles south­ Bigmamn were In the govern­ Fourtii — 658,586, ooin- on Equality, hopes to raise at elastic for new lightness and coolness. Made withoi east of Libreville, the capital ment palace and that rebel tained special guards on Ameri­ his membership bid four times. SHIP LIBTINQ dierry Pie 45' minutes with blade or snow thrower. Handle every season’s felt that he could vote for toe can insUllations in Saigon today priaed of Fairfield County. least 81.M0. to pay few legal ’The case attracted statewide NEW YORK (AP) — A Brit­ rubber, it’s machine washable . . . lasts and lasts. Whit and chief Atlantic port troops ringed It. Fifth—S17.S5S, Utohflold proceedings. chorea faster and with kea effort than ever before^ Both death penalty. - Accounts from Libreville in­ Strong army units reportedly to counter a communist terror attention last summer and ish memhaBt ship, hottersd by R ubysat between defense at- campaign that has killed three County and tlie towns of Some 4,000 letters are to be brought a plea for a solution heavy North JUIaatfe seas aad Hot CroM Bunt JANE PARKER OPS 39" tractors feature three-speed, all-gcar drive with loot- 32A -4^ $8.95 . . . Or the Living Long Line Bra witl tornays Melvln Belli and Joe dicated the coup waa intended moved into the principal gov­ Anaonia, Beacon Falls, Der­ mailed throughout toe state next to enl a power struggle between ernment buildings. Including Americans and wounded more from (3ov. John Dempssy. De­ Usttiqr badly, seat « • OOB ta (Operalad automotive type friction engine dutch—ne drive exclusive Magic-midriff to give you the smoothest bust XOnahUI. He showed no chMge ths 60 In the past two nigbU. by, Mlddlebury, Nanga-1 week In an appeal tor funds. fying criticism, the lake organi­ day aitii then « M t of expression when the question M’Ba, 62, and his (toief poUUcal both the postoffice and radio Several religious organizations Ginger bdis. IWo whed brakes assure fast, safe stops. Other new to-hip line ever . . . now in Stretch-ever Sheer elastic station. U.S. and Vietnamese officials tuck, Oxford, Prospect, zation tightened its membership neariy six hsnn. Bhitjly »«« features make the Cub Cadet tractors batter buys than evait ef toe death penalty came Into rival, J. H. Aubame, who has Seymour, Southbury, Wa- In Connecticut have already TAN6Y been both a national assembly- After Odene made his an also set up a Joint Security agreed to reprfiit parts of toe rulea w>on7a Coitot O m fA cotter Sharp Cheddar CHEBE „69" too. White 84A-44C $7.95. Other Long Lines $5.95 the hearing. ^ Cruncil to work for greater safe­ terbury and Wolcott In New In Its statement today, the latoroMled aaeOMettaUemna- It was the second day of and chief justice. nouncement at 11 a.m. an un­ Haven County. appeal In their regular news­ PrtMi t u r n eheUM M Ml MP $6.95. Offer limited, so get your exciting gift now — TOe election of a new As­ identified speaker broadcaat ty for the thousands of U.R letters; executive committee said, '*His t m t e » M i ]» m t m m m n i « 4 «m iiu . SOUTH WINDSOR Democrats hold seats taSh IB sIm iS l nOrlBB IM I tt buy a Playtex Living Bra today. sembly ie due.next SuqdSJf- that "calm relgpa throughout servicemen and clvUlans and Declaring that "the time, has iuue at stake Is that of the vio- *»Tu*Strged ^le .oOtmtry. Shops and stores their families In the Vietnamese from all dlstricte but the lation of human r ifb ts. Ths wan “In ae^ SAVE KAID STAMPS FOR FINE GIFTSI Lee Harvay Radio Gabon broadcaat a fourtii. A oongresamaa at come to act,” the executive EQUIPNENT GO, IN& clamatlon. that a new iorivL__ are open and operating normal­ capital. oommittes feels.th at when one il i eiued of O ssasiltiat^ Presl' itmerican military poUcemea large, presentty a Deme- oommlttM of the group oharg- dSBt John V. Kem^sdjr* al government wUl ta farmed ly." orst, la ebosea hy aD the ed today the Negro iqlnlster, OOKNEB ROUTE 5 AMD 104 Weoieaday. It aald an p^tleal ths Rev. William PhUpoioC New SOUTH WINDSOR* OONNEOTICUT prlamer^ have been ^ad. It (See Page T#o) ^(See Pkge PlMeao) 13a- (Oee Phffo /■ ,.t