Our Lady of l^otory Kotbcra oHUon tMd throughout the rtato. Undrt Chib and OortnepoiKan Town Circle will meet tonight at 8:30 at Flowering Trees to Be Put Mrs. Johnston In 1960 she wae u p p d lu t.i dann (3hd> o f Manchertar. the home of Mrs. George Nacs- o f women aft n youth oonfermoa Mr. and Mkv. Johnston Vve on Now Oponl ■rMiHifcini o t 11m atail of Ooa- kowski, 206 Hackmatack S t Mem Ht SUver LiUce, N.Y., nnd before Box ML Drive, Veenon. Ihrir LARRABirS '.lAittMTU and .Kmanuel bers are reminded to being articles Along E* Center St. Divider ResignsPost that she w«s a delegate to a na son, Hooke Johnrten Jr„ hi mar Vaoatlon Bible Schools for a wMte elephant table. tional conference on reHgloue edu ried and Uvea ^ Olartcnbuiy. lARBfR SHOP will meet tonlflit at 7:S0 at Oon* cation at PurdiM Unlveraity, La Speeken at the testimonial din 15 PCrUN 8XRB1IT oordia Church for an orientation S t James' Mothers Circle will The Chamber of Commerce, In^lOO dognwood treea in the median With Church fayette, Ind. ner w ill, be the Rev. Deane L. (Oloaed Wednesdagra) aeaslo(i. Teaching; materials will be meet tomorrow'at 8:15 pm . at the conjunction with the State High strip In 1947, in memory of 106 She conducted a weekly telei- Hodgef, aJMoclate superintendent distributed. D«()ortment . beoiiis home o f Mrs. Santo Slpala, 65 way Dept, will plant 70 five-foot Manchester men who died in World visicn program in 1968 called of piuietian Bducatkm o f t h e will confer with teachers, and Walker S t Hosteaees will be Mrs. flowering crab-apple treea in the War n . Since then drought and Mrs. Hooks K. Johnston, direc VOL. LXXXn, NO. 198 (TWBNTY-FOUR PAGES—IN TWO SEClIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1963 (daaalfted Adverttotaig aw Page St) tor of eduoaitlon at Center Con- "Your Child’s Faith," under the CkhnedUcut Conference o f Oengre- PRICE SEVEN CENTS dataa for traiaing sessions win be IMward Socha, Mrs. EVlward Mol- median atrip adong E. Center St. naitural attrition has killed about aponsorship of the Greater Hart gatlonal Chrlrtfaui Churches: the set ley and Mrs. Pauljg’Nell. Dr. Charlee Jacoheon, chairman half of the trees. gregaitional Church, has resigned from ttM port she has held for ten ford Council of Churches, and han Rev. RuaeeU Peery of Middletown, o f t h e Chamber’s Community The ciabapple is considered a given courses for the Greater formerly associate partor of Cenr FREE DELIVERY H m Golden Age Club win meet Beautification Committee, has ar hardier tree more likely to sur years. She ^ will be honored w%h The Hathan Hale School PTA a teotimonlal dinner Friday at Hartford Council of Churches. She ter Church, and the Rev. Clifford n nin day at 2 p.m. at tbe Senior will meet and install officers" to ranged to buy the trees for the vive along tbe heavily traveled was a member of the State Pil O. Simpson, bastor of Omter 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Farmers Reject Wheat Platt; State N ew s CUisen headquarters at the for night A potluck will be served at highway department to Install late street. grim Fellowship, and has served Churc^ Atty. Donald Richter wlQ mer technical school. Flans will be 6:30 tn the school cafeteria. this Week. Horace F. Murphey, town su on the religious education com be towtmorter. ■ for summer trips. The median stripe wdll also be perintendent of parka, wdll work mittee of the Oflhnecticut Coun ARTHUR DRVfi cleaned, mowed and reseeded. with the highway department to licketa for the event may be Roundup The Mary Bu^inell Cheney Aux cil of Chunsbee, which la Wter- obtained at the church efftoe. “We are proud and pleased at locate trees so as not to block denominatlonal. Severe Setback Seen iliary win assemble Siuiday at 11 Stinging Defeat for Kennedy the cooperation we have received vision along E. Center St Reservuticna will close tomoROW a.m. between St. James S t and St. She ia a member of the Sotop- night. James’ Church to attend memorial fixam the highway department," Chamber President Eugene T. RUMMAGE services. They will assemble at the Dr. Jacobson says. "There have Kelly says of the project: "We are W A S H IN G T O N (A P ) the plan and 696,948 againat.Ato eliminate all wheat acreage Busiii^sgmen Want comer of Main St. Hartford been many unfavorable comments proud to take such an active part Wheat growers have voted The vote In favor was 47.8 per and marketing controls and to re on the condition of the median both to enhance the beauty of the cent of the total—far short of that duce price supports—now at |2— NHRR in Merger Rd. at 9 a.m. Memorial Day to strips on E. Center St. for a num strongly against stricter con- SALE participate in the parade. community, and to commemorate required. This was the first UiAe to about $1.26. But supports would ber of years. We are glad to be the town's citizen’s who gave l^ ls on their crops, capping in 18 referenda that a vriieat con be limited to m w ers making the Sponsored By TFW AmriUaiy able to do something about It." their lives for us during World the biggest campaign ever trol program had been rejected. 10 per cent reduction In plantings. BOSTON The traf The Army-Navy Auxiliary well The American Legion planted War n ." fic (iirector of the Chase ’s Illness meet with other organizations at waged In the American farm A record outpouring of votes— But there was the possibility particularly In .-tlie non-commer Brass & Copper Co. of Water THURSDAY St. Jeunes' Church Sunday at 11:15 lands with a stinging defeat Congress would enact a new pro am . cial wheat arrias east of the Mis gram more satisfactory to farm bary, Conn., testified today MAY 2S— 9 A.M. for the Kennedy administra sissippi 7-^verwhelmed the favor ers. able . vbtes cast in a small portion that the production of that St. Joseph's Mothers Circle will Martin Issues Halt Order tion and its farm policies. The defeat carried many per The administration had thrown of the commercial wheat states of sonal and political impllcationa. It firm is absolutely dependent ORANGE HALL meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at the Great Plains and Pacific .upon continued railroad serv T op D octor the home of Mrs. Frank Fazzina, Ita prestige and strength behind gave credence to administration (Downstairs) Iw program in a battle against Northwest. 159 Birch St. On Use of Blacktop Patch critics that farmers want less fed ice. farm groups demanding less ra In only one region—the south eral interference rather than George R. Fraser said that last DOUBLE ther than more government In east—did the administration plan more. Freeman had staked his year the New Haven Railroad han Spent Night General Manager Richard Mar-^ At present, new work ia con agriculture. get a heavy majority. This region prestige on the contention that dled 60 million pounds of material tin has instructed the public works tracted out, and the quality ovef- WORLD GREEN Secretary of Agriculture Orville troduces relatively little wheat farmers were willing to accept from the firm. department to "discontinue use of L. Freeman had predicted that de but has become accustomed to more effective controls to halt seen by the town engineering de Mrs. Hooks K. Johnston Speaking’ before an Interstate Glass Cutto All Shapes blacktop material for repair of partment. feat of the plan would result In rigid controls on Its cotton, tobac over-production and stabilize Commerce Commission hearing on A t Bedside concrete walks or curbs,” and to “ chaotic" wheat market condl- co and peanut crops. prices. j the proposed merger of the Penn Samples of Installed concrete 6:30 pm. in Woodruff Hall, Cen STAMPS tl&ns. aad Sizes for Table Tops use cement for repairs as much are sometimes taken for analysis, ter Congregational Church. LENOX PHARMACY The national vote turnout among It could mean that President sylvania Railroad and the New as possible during the present fis The extent of the defeat In York Central, Fraser said he took VATICAN CITY (AP)— to make sure it meets towm stand In addition to her work at Cen 299 E. CENTER STREET— MI 9-0896 the farmers was lower than ex Kennedy will change his farm You eon do many things cal year. ards. ter Church, Mrs, Johnston has ALL WEEK Tuesday’s referendum was meas pected, but the total of more than policies and move now In the no position on that union, nor on Pope John XXIII was reliably Town directors have received been active In the relllgous edu- ured by the fact that the admlnls- 1.13 million was more than double direction of reducing govern whether the New Haven should be with gloss table and Woodhouse proposes to meet the tratlon proposal failed to muster reported today to have suf frequent complaints, according to problem by checking Manches it the number voting In any previous ment’s role in agriculture. Oppo included. fered a new and severe set Director Richard Woodhouse, a simple majority of the votes. wheat referendum. nents had campaigned on the con He said he asked only that rail desk tops and they ore ter’s specificaitiona for such work Approval by at least 66.7 per cent back in his illness. One of about the off-color and the poor against the speclficaitions In The plan would have required,, tention that approval of the wheat service, from whatever company, easy to keep clean. Let performance of the bituminous of those voting was required for farmers to reduce 1964 crop plant plan would open the door to quotas continue to his plant. Italy’s leading surgeons was neighboring towns, to see If our adoption. ings 10 per cent from this year. patching material used for side requirements are more lax. The hearing examiners have said to have spent the night us help you with sug> walk patches. Complete returns gave 647,151 The effect of the referendum ia (OonUnued on Page Fifteen) heard testimony from more than a Presumably the performance cf at his bedside. - gestions. Woodhouse and Mayor Francis score o f New England business The 81-year-oId ruler of the Ro other town’s sidewalks would al and Industry spokesmen that they J. Mahoney toured parts of Man so be checked, to see if they etand man (Jatholic Church canceled hia Mirrors Cut To AH Sizes chester this week, and found oppose the PRR and NYC merger regular weekly general audience up. Now you goi extra savings during unless the New Haven is made a many instances of sidewalks In The three) a Most miles per gallon of gU cars In all classes— Dowdy, a physician and a few times. since last November, when a aim- ' Of Integration I’m a writer, and my work tioned. way and Wall Street pealed “ My liar weekly audience was called 1963 Pure Oil Economy Trials, 1963 Mobil Econ student leaders,______does not belong-wllh you.” - ' Crowds Jammed the -sidewalks Country,' ’tis of Thee." "James Fanner, nhtionai direc 'Iha DamoCTata' coheurted In off at the last minute. omy Run (American 440) DES MOINES. Jowa (AP)—The A few more words were ex principlie with annual sessions but of the “ Canyon of Heroes” and A skywriter high over Manhat A day later the Vatican an tor of the CJongress of Racial changed, and then the uniden workers leaned from office win tan left a smoke trail that said $ 0 - 9 5 United Presbyterian General As Equality and. students’ attorneys said, the amenxlment should be Russia Pushes nounced that the Pope was suffer or^ sembly neared Its close today tified woman bade the trash brought: out without any strings dows to shout their acclaim. “ Well done, Gtordo.” ing from a stomach disorder and were among those denied admis cMi farewell. A surg;ing throng swarmed The parade, lasting about a half with a call ' for greater, peace sion. aittached. The Republicans de anemia. The exact nature of th«! making efforts among nations, “Goodbye,’’ said the basket. feated a Democratic attempt to around Cooper’s open car at the hour, ended officially at City Hall N-Sub Fear as ailment never was disclosed. Greensboro Negro leaders said very start of the parade from where Mayor Robert F. Wagner SERVICE ON ALL among races and among the sep the protests would continue, and eliminate the apportionment pro- There have been reports that the arate bodies of Christianity. vlrion. Bowling Green to City Hall. * was waiting to present the city’s Pope was suffering from cancer CONVENTIONAL MAKES they were resumed Tuesday night Even before the 20-car motor Medal of Honor to Cooper. DE CORMIER MOTOR SALES, INC., zes eraod St.. Monehestor. Conn. It applauded what it called the In Raleigh. But at Durham, where The amendment’s supporters NATO Parleys or an ulcer. new “ cordiality in associations” Wallace Vow§ said the extra sessions were need cade reached Bowling Green, the Then the route was north along The pope has appeared to re about 1,600 were arrested In three ed to give the General Assembly official starting point, the crowds the Avenue of Americas, east between Protestants and Roman days, Mayor Wense Graberek said WASHINGTON (AR) — Russia cover although there have been MORIARTY Catholics. a tighter rein on finances. along the streets were In a tur across 67th Street to Park Avenue reports of relapses. Reports cir protest leaders had agreed to a Now, they said, it was becom moil. and then south to the Waldorf-As has started a campaign of fear It appealed to the U.S. govern truce while efforts are made to To Bar Negro culated Tuesday that he became ill ment to work with patience and ing virtually impossible to ap Police had difficulty holding toria for the luncheon. propaganda in an effort to arouse Monday nig^t, but Vatican offi- BROTHERS satisfy their major grievances. prove budgets for two years them back and clearing the way. The accolade had begun when persistence to obtain a workable Graberek, who was elected Sat BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — opposition in North Africa, the TEL. MI S'^ISS agreement with the Soviet Union Brilliant, sunny weather favored the spaceman’s airplane landed at (Conttnned on Page Ten) urday and took his oath of office Gov. George C. Wallace, thrust (Oontbraed on Page Ten) the celebration. Laguardia Airport from Washing Middle East and southern Europe 301-315 CENTER ST. for controlled disarmament. Monday, made the racial prob ing state sovereignty into the against the operation of U.S. Po Delegates also approved a The storm of confetti became a ton. lem one of his first full-time pro path of federal authority, has set paper blizzard as the motorcade laris submarines in the Mediter church constitution revision re jects. Cooper got a sample of the-wel ranean. out to block court-ordered deseg- moved along Broadway. come waiting him when the mo qulrlng local congregations to He met with Negro leaders regaUon of the University of Ala The campaign was timed to be make “ certain that membership Senators Vote The police, who had guessed a torcade crossed the Triborough Tuesday and addressed a mass bama. turnout of four million persons, Bridge. Ten thousand wildly gin with the meeting of the North Bulletins is not refused because of color, .meeting Tuesday night, He. .came Atlantic TVeaty Organization coun SHfiii 6? wanaiy cenditien.” ,. '5?®, yp.u.ti^ .KPYsrnfflT .were pressed all along ..tha^route, cheering, jpactatnea. were .waiting away from the meeting with a laid his constitutional auUiortty on to cope with Ine uirmigs. as the cars turned Into East River cil In Ottawa but ths real purpose CaUed froifi AP W im This action, subject to ratifica promise that the demonstrations the line Tuesday after the univer To Stop rGuts as seen by U.S. officials Is to stir tion by local . presbyteries, was The shouting became a deafen Drive for the trip downtown. would cease , “ for the time being.’- sity board of trustees had agreed ing din. ------The astronaut was 'accompeinied up .fear of nuclear war around described as putting teeth In the The mayor promised. In turn, to to admit two Negroes and U.S. the shores of 0\e Mediterranean. 8)4 million member denomina InInsurance Homemade signs appeared all by his family and Vice President OUTS UN PAYMENTS continue efforts to get public eat Dlst. Judge H. Hobart Grooms Lyndon B. Johnson as the Nation The kickoff was a Moscow note Pike Self Service tion’s declared objective of a along the way, with messages delivered to the State Department UNITED n a t io n s , N. Y. ing places to desegregate. Seven refused to delay the June 10 en al Aeronautics and Space Admin “ non-segregatM church In' a non- such as "Coop Is Tops” and Monday night. It was also sent (AP)— ^The. Soviet Union served already have lowered racial bar rollment. HARTFORD (AJP) — The Re- “ Super Cooper.” istration plane touched down at aeg^regated society.” 1 riers. to a number of other countries notice today that beginning this The Kglslatlve 'assembly. In a “ I embody the sovereignty of pUbllcan-oontrolled House was ex The slim spaceman sat in the 11:01 a.m. year it will refuse to ntake pay Now Brings You Self-Service Dry In addition, Graberek pledged including those in the Mediterra late session Tuesday, also; this state,” declared Wallace, a pected to approve leg^lalatlon today rear Of the car, smiling and wav A red carpet had been rolled nean area. ments for certain p o r ^ of the to work for a public accommoda veteran of battles with the feder 1. Petitioned President Kennedy ing as the police struggled with out for them. The note proposed that the regular U.N. budget, namely: tions law, under - which no new al government, "and I will be whlrii would put on end to Oon- tile throngs. A loud roar from spectators Cleaning To Help You ‘ to call a White House conference great sea between Europe and Any interest or principle on the on civil rights as soon as feasible business would be licensed unless present to bar the entrance of any necticut’s 25-year-old Inmirance Dozens of persons broke through greeted the smiling Cooper as he U.N. emergency bond Issue; It agreed not to discriminate Africa be declared a "zone free to hasten the day when color or Negro who seeks to enroll at the commission patronage system. the police lines, shouting, “ Hello, stepped from the plane;* of nuclear missiles.” Expenses of the UJ7. commis against the races. He also would university.’’ national origin \t^l be Irrelevant The Senate, which Is controlled Coop,” “ Wonderful Job, Coop” , (jooper, wearing a dark civilian The Russians said they are pre sion for the. unification and re try to get chtirges -dropped Thus, Wallace embarked upon ^^Our olBssIfledI advertising's to ^ g h ts of citizenship. by Democrats, passed the two and "(Jo, go, CJordop,” suit, raised- his hands to the pared to join with the West in habilitation of Korea or the SPECIAL 2. Urged legislation t o , “ safe against those arrested during the the same course followed last fall “ This 14 wonderful, exciting,” crowd and then saluted a massed UJf. memorial cAmetery, In Ko prior demonstrations. adminlstration-ba^ed reform bills “ reliable guarantees that the area guard the rights and interests” of by Gov. Ross Barnett of Missis yesterday. he was heard to remark. “ This Is honor guard. of the Mediterranean Sea would rea; the U.N. truce supervision Inoreased with your helpm^^ migrant farm laborers and advo: In Greensboro, there was no sippi who barred Negro James H. great stuff.” The spaceman’s wife wore a organization for Palestine; the rign of easing of tension. More House approval, which was be regarded, In case of any mili dated phasing out farm-labor ^im Meredith from the University of pjpmtsed by GOP leaders Monday, The crowd along lower Broad white coat and white organdy hat. tary complications, as being out U.N. field service, which pro 8 Lbs. 6f DRY CLEANING portation. way alone was estimated unoffi Their daughters, (Jamala, 14, and side the sphere of nuclear weap vides personnel for various ■ (Continued on iPage Eight) yrauld stop the distribution of com- Walter B. Mills Jr., Manager ^ ^ 8. .Called for renewed attempts . (Continued on Page Eight) ihlssionB bn state-purchased Insur cially at two million—with miles Janita, 13, wore coats and white ons.” peace-keeping missions. to meet the unsolved problem of ance policies as political patron more of the city still to be trav- pillbox hats. The note said that If the West Classified Advertising Department adequate medical care to the age. ern powers did not go along with ABKS NATO EQUAUTY The New Haven Register-Journal Courier Window Shades aged. Details of tSie system, which its proposal, then Russia would OTTAWA (A P )—Prime Mta- 4. Endorsed the proposed eetab- Sitdn Ruling Shows Harlan has been' used by both parties, have no choice but to keep its tatm* Lester B. Pearson called _ ■. i Mode lo Ordtr were revealed by an Investigation Red China^s Industrial Gains rockets aimed at the Polaris pa today for an equal partnership Walter Mills of the New Haven Register-Jouraal C!ourier wanted to increase the (OonUnned on Page E l^ t ) spearheaded by Rep. Nicholas B. trol routes, at Western-aligned na between North America and Eu ALSO BUDGET Disagreeing with Grandfather Eddy, R-New Hartford. tions . on the Mediteiranean and rope In the direction and guid amount o f classified advertising placed in his paper. He felt that the girls answering VENETIAN BLINDS Now that victory — that Is, Rated Impressive Since 1949 at Polaris submarine bases. Nor ance of the North Atlantie elimination of the ^ ^ e m — is in would any of the neutral nations Treaty Organization. Pearson customers’ calls should be encouraged to try a more positive sales approach. Was Bring your old rollon In Jacqueline Balks in the area ■ be safe In event of and save 86o per ehade By JAMES MARLOW ^be no discrimination against Ne sight, Eddy and the Hoime In addressed the opening session of there anything we could do to help him make this program more effective? The FAMILY Asepciated Press News Analyst groes in a privately owned Inn or surance Committee are expected EDITOR’S NOTE — The people^’ruthlessness toward many Indivi- conflict, the Russians added. a three-day NATO ministerial At Weight-Guesser WASHINGTON (AP)—The Su theater. to drop their , probe. of Red China often confuse glo dual lives — the achievement session which seeks to patch up (Continued on Page Three) One of our Cotj^unlcations Consultants, Arnold Palleria, studied the situation and preme Court’s declsiohs this week But in 1888 the Supreme Court The investigation was highlight ries promised for tomorrow ^th seems to be real and impressive. dinerenres Over the future role By JOSEPH E. MOHBAT on sit-in demonstrations made said Congress had gone too far ed by the disclosure by State end the tacts of today. The result is To Judge the measure of its suc of nuclear we^Miaa In .Jta de recommended that a special Call Director-ISpeakerphone be installed. This way, WASHINGTON (AP) — “ I got one thing clear, left another up and misimdenitood the protec National Democratic Caieinman an exaggerated claim of industri cess, It is only necessary to com fense plana. DOLLAR! little Jack right on the button,” in the sir, and may mean one of tions guaranteed by the 14th Mr. Mills,could evaluate the handling of incoming calls. Using this information in John M, Bailey that his eon and al progress. Yet, there have been pare the present state of China, Haiti Boss’s Foes boasted Kelly Green, weigher of the Justices disagrees with his an- Amendment when It passed the daughter owned half of the John gains. In this toird article in a ,14 years aftef revolution, with CUBAN EXILES HIT people. “ Thhrty-three pounds ex- cestw. classroom sessions and simulating actual customer situations with the equipment,'he Civil Rights Act of 1876. The court P. Kelly Oo., current state agent special series, a British author that of Russia in 1931. Resume Bombings WASHINOTON (AP) r- A ■acOy.” ' The decisions have their roots declared the act iinconstitutlonal. of record and patronage .distrib and poet who Just took a travel It is all the more peculiar, then, was able to teach his staff better sales techniques in a very short time. Result: One Week Only “ Little Jack” is John Fitzgerald far back in American hlstcH'y State Department spokesman The court - made its decision on utor. agency tour, of Rod China tells that the (Chinese do not always sold today U.S. efforts to rid the die p ris are enthusiastic about their role in a positive sales effort and Kennedy Jr., 2H-year-oId son of Working up to 'them a%tep at a five cases, only one of which Bailey Winseltf proposed that how the people belUsd the bam seem content to let real achieve PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (AP) the President. time, from the past to the pres —A week of inaugural ceremo hemisphere o f Castroism are be came from the South. For exam the system of dealing out commis boo curtain .feel about what has ment speak for itself. They are so ing eoiiiplicated. by Cuban exile the papers’ classified advertising has shot up 15 % . May 22 thru The scarlet-clad younnter play'^ ent, makes them clearer. ple: two of them, one from San sions to subagents aligpied with the been accomplished to date. full of the glories of tomorrow nies to launch Dictator-President fully romped Tuesday through the After slavery- was abolished by Francois Duvalier’s self-pro “ political leaders Jockeying for Francisco and one from New party in power be (Jone away with. that sometinies they confuse them potion against the day of re amusement park in suburban Glen the 18th Amendment (1865), the claimed second term drew to a Perhaps a Communications Consultant can help your firm cut costs, increase York, involved exclusion of Ne He said it caused more bickering By RICHARD P. LISTER with the tacts of today. turn to Cuba,” Edwin 81. Martin, May 29 Echo, Md., with his sister, Caro 14th .Amendment ( 1 ^ ) not only groes fronv theaters. and dissatiafaotion than it was PEKING (AP)—They call the There’s a steelworks .at Wuhan, close today against a backg;round line, 5, and his cousin, Steve of renewed bombing by under assistant secretary o f state for eflSciency and build sales. Tailoring telephone service to your needs is his LookI This is one load! 8 children’s gave newly freed Npgroes clUsen- Didn’t the 14th Amendment say worth. Communist revolution in China the the university town on the Yang Inter-American i^alrs, made Imlth, 6. ahip but assured them of equal this couldn’t be doner No, the Liberation. The date is Oct. 1, 1949 tze. Begun in 1967, It now em ground opponents. giecialQr and there’s no charge for his assistance. Just call our business office. It took subpoenas authorized by the statement ns n Jndlolaty dresses, 8 lady’s sweaters, 2 lad3r’s Young John’s mother, Jacque- treatment with, whites. court $aid. It said the I4th the House in an unusual maneuver' when Meio Tze-Tung declared the ploys 40,(XK). It reminded me of An estimated 60,(XX) Haitian Free Gifts For peasants!—most of them given subcommittee opened hearings « (kesses, 1 man’s suit, a paff of s l a ^ Itae, 84, also sms there. Hbrnectlng Nevertheless, Southern states Amendment, simply, meant states to get full disclosure of how the founding of .the Peoples’ Republic: thS 'pld 'tas^iloned plant where I on tiM refugee problem. a baby in August, she- md not upon returning to the union ^ ga n could not pass laws, like a segre system operated under the past As of that date there was not a worked, as a trainee ' graduate straw hats bearing the name “ Du- n a t k t ie s romp. Biit she did walk throurt putting restrictions on Negroes. gation law, to dlscrlmiriate single factory capable of making metallur£;ist in England, in valier.” — crowded this tropical The SotrthetHs Mmw Englmndl Tetmphone Oompany E. A. lOHNSON and 10 malie np 8 Must ^ The Kiddies four years of Democratic rule. WHEAT PRICES DROP the mirror-maze. And she did TO offset this. Congress passed a against Negroes. Then Eddy apd the House I.n- n^dles and pins. So, at least, the 1937-39. capital for the climax of “The We do,our best to serve you better manage to get cotton oan dent’s sister, Mrs. Stephen .Smith, agroes’ voting ri^ts. \ bustnessee, like a theater, did on during the last Republican adnUn- portion of. all consumer goods Iron and Steel (Company may be After more than two weeks of Hedy’s program for strtotnr os». 723 MAIN ST. 27S WEST MIDDLE TPKEo, MANCHESTER jyoung Steve’s mother. Tlia Mst one, piuwed In 1875, their own. istratlan. and Industrial equipment used in 26 years. behind the times but not' relative Inactivity, Duvalier’s en tools on wheat diovra wheat fhs P H O N E m 9 ^ 5 0 1 The first family—minus one— assured ^NegroM of ths “ Irss and But ons Jiisttoe Um the eourt at T h e p e o p l e of ConnaoUcut tSUna is home-made. so long ago Industrial China' was emies let loose a Series of bemib-' ’ tnrw prloara Hewn as ehoss a oloudy, unerowded wa«k;. equal anjmBMot'’. of puUlo ftrans- that time—John Marshall Harlan, coma out on top,” said Senate Whatever view may / be taken 2,00b years behind. It did not «x- tags Monday night and ecu-ly oentz a bnohai In early inf sad were rewarded pprtdariiL'-Aoa, .llrtatasB. and eOiar grendlathir'-sf. Justiss John Mar- Mktority Lraratiar Petor P. M hali^ of the mrena used by: ttaa;-;$3dr ’lat rat aU. Tueradray, raramiig oft ra srrare of on tito Board ad piaeaa of amhasment ' nese to h iw themselves up—the' bat tiM looraM i ■ ■■ ^ m Vhge, Tweivs) B seemed $6 mean thera eould (OoBlfciiieitrw Brags- P^liftaew).' hrarahnsM of the system 'and’-ttra a .(Oonttnoed m Vafra MIm X (OnraWrarasft m Prafra Tire) < ,.41^ ’ t f .. . .. -r-., *• 'i?--; -■-'•■/ V''-' '■'■• '
PA0B TWO MANCHESTE& EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY S2, 19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1968 P A S B f l O t Herald correspondent, and trans laletag their flocke ot 60 ohUdw. ' W orry ' ■' ■ Hebron Bennet Choirs Rockville-Venion Hebron planted is stm Hvtag and bearing At fair time each member will ex Russia Pushes its small spicy fruit, but seems to hibit four mature pullets for each FALSE T Teacher Guides Sheinwold on Bridge be In Ita old ^e, many branches 50 chicks raised. , Slipping or Irritating ^As You Like It have dropped off and others dsfing. Give Concert N-Sub Fear as Town Meeting Don't bs •mbamsMd Of M as WAS' ^ 7 JUDITH MaeKOWN Tour in Jamaica Property Owners Critical A dogwood tree alsp transplant 73% Synthetic teeth sllpplnz, dropplnt er wobbling 1lM CBoIra and Choral Bnaam- t r u s t PARTNER i ed as a tiny S h ^ aibout 80 years when you Mt, teiK or toueh. JusI ago looks as if it might continue •prbikle s little P A S T IIT B ra yout blea at Bennet Junior High School TO DEFEND WELL To Consider pistes. This pleasant powder (IVM a Mrs, Charles M. Laroond) of Of Zoners^ Rt. 83 Changes NATO Parleys bearing Its magnlficient blossoms • AKROiN, Ohio — Rubber-Indus remarkable aenM of added oomfort Although the Manchester Fine Arts Asso Burnt Hill, is on a 10-day tour presented a ebonJ oono^ last By ALFBED SHEINWOLD try researchers estimate that syn n ij^ to a capacity audlenoe Inttaa a good many years longer, perhaps and security by boldine t^ tea mors ciation has been around for 10 years, it took of Jamaica, West Indies, accom If you saw the president of your (Oonttained from Page On4) to 100 years. This spring it is a thetic rubber—some 1,200,000 tons Ormly, No gummy, gooey, peaty taste panying members of the WiUl- aobool auditoctum. bank walking down the street on Vernon property owners quee-4i)lay. Oo-ohaiirmen of the dance Final Budget ot lit—accoun'ted for 73 per cent of or feelingng.Yt’s elzaJlne (non-aoM).----- a majw art show last fall to push the organi The 7th Grade GMrla’ Choir open tloned tlhe BUre Dietrict Zohtag tower of beauty, though . some oet FASTS'TKKTIl at any dnur counter. mantlc State College jimlofr olasa hia hands you ml|^t think he had AAKID* are Norma Ludwig and Pat Sulli Three Polaris submarines have branches have fallen, whipped off total United Btaites rubber con zation to the attention of Manchester area •eteiitt as famdty adviser. The group left ed the program with “When John suddenly gone crazy. If you are Board aharply la s t night on van. Tickets are available at the Reeuils of a town meeting to sumption in 1962. This comi>are8 raaldento. Seventy-four persona^ whether the board was proposing been assigned to the Mediterra by cyclone or age. on the trip bn May 17. ny Oomea Mardiing Home," ot the material ihat food bridga door, and the public la Invited. take place June 4 may settle the with only 24,000 tons in 1942. "found’' the organization tl^ year "ThM Is Uy Father’s World’’ and too m'uoh power for Itself, If the First Ooinrounlon Class nean to help guard the southern Perhaps biwhes and trees follow Anyone may become a member. Mrs. Lairoomb, the former Mer- partners are m&de of, your reao- $ u>\ y 5 4 5? K • • question of a possible tax increa.se the Biblical "three-score years RANGE flwelUng last year’s memhershlp of "Ity Sbadow." Ths aopebno soloist planned zontag goes Into effect. A otaas of 113 will receive first Meetings are held the third Friday telle Goodwin, began her calling as tkm would be different You would flank of the NATO area. They of seven mills for the already emd 10” age expectation about the IVY ALL-AMERlilA \M> ss“ to 180. was Pameia Jobnaton. Aootmpa- say to 3n>urself: ‘"niere must be h i i w i s Atity. Hethert Hannohury said Holy 'Comniunlon at the Sacred haraased property owners to dig Ih e a rt ahow hi the State of each month, at 8 p.m., in Whi a teacher in the Hebron center SOOTH he hae always understood the pow are replacing land-based nuclear same as human beings. BUFFALO, N. Y. (N BA)—Don ten Library auditoriiun. sichool, before the present elemen nists for ths seleotions were Pa a good reason for this, and it’s ^ Heart Church ta Vernon Thurs missile Installations in Turkey up out of their jeans, as some put FU E L O IL Armoty last fan, in .conjunction mela Johnson, Diane Griswold and 4 8 5 S er divtslon of town boards allo Raising Chicks McKinnon, Dartmouth center, will Coming Up in Manchester tary school had supplanted the up to me to work out that rea day, May 80, at the 8:30 a.m. Mass. 4nd‘ Italy. It. bolster the E ast's line in the All- with the Lions Club drive for eye Kathleen KeUy. The ohohr waa di- cates to a planning commission the Jerry Drew of Hebron Is one-of GASOLINE "Picnic’’ with WUlltun Holden district school system. The party son.” The Ladles of the Sacted Heart President Kennedy has s41d the The board of finance recom the 4-H poultry members who are America Game In Buffalo June 29. conservation, made the difference reoted by M^vin Lumpkin. decision of future use of town will serve a breakfast to the ooih- for the art association. and Kim Novak starts today, at on the trip is expected to return North dealer replacement means an Increase in mends a budget of $487,068, arriv "AB ’Ibrough the Night" and North-South 'vulnerable ? land, allocates to a zoning board numicants after Mass. Mrs. Wil effective firepower since the Po Rita Kenway, president of the the State Theater. With it is ‘‘The by Monday next. the decision of present use of land, ed at after all seemingly possible Wackiest Ship in the Army” with “Moon River” were offered by ths Opening lead—Ace of Spcules. liam St. John la ta charge of the laris missiles—16 per submarine cuts had been made. The present BANTLY OIL group, said last night that the Brownies to Fly-up 8th Grade Curts’ Choir. Soloists West opened the ace. of roadee > 4 S ! " and allocates to a zoning board of newcomers liked what they found, Jaxdc Lemmon and Ricky Nelson. ______2 4 Ptoi breakfast. —are more r--dern and less vul tax rate Is 59 mills. A tax rate The Hebron Brownies will hold wera JudMfa Snow and Busan Ma- and continued with the deuce. oppeala the reaponatbllitiy of grant nerable than the older land-based CO.MI’ANV, INC. whan they began attending meet ‘X>klahonia!’’ will be performed Doobto V m . 1 . 6 ing variances to present rules. The children will be privileged of 66 mills is “being faced with a "fly-up’’ ceremony May 29 at Thomas i . M o n n Mrs. Roth MoCttBa gowan. Aoootnpaniat was Baihara E ast won the second spade and to receive Communion with their weapops. ings. by Uie Sock ^nd Buskin of Man 3:30 p.m., in the. elementary school Under the proposed planned zon dismay. A stormy town meeting TiAiS Koehler. Walter Oryrt) dtreoted. returned the three of hearts. famlllea Sunday, with the permis The State Department dis Gets Law Degree .i.'ii Among the programs this year chester High School Friday and auditorium. The girls are planning crazy too. Good defense to impos ing, said Haimabury, the zoning is anticipated, facing an increase H m 7tt> Grads Ekwendtle per- South won with the jack ot sion of the Rev. Ralph E. Kelley, missed the eight-page Soviet note 'n 'L . .uikiu'ii '.(-i.'.'ir. have been a clay sculptor, a lec Satmday at 8 pm. a tea for Oieir parents, and will F F IF Units Install Officers sible unless sach defender trusts board would decide varian<^, and David C. Toomey, son ■ of ‘ Mr. of $72,803 over, the past year’s turer on the history of the nude Worthy of Note fonned "Prayer from Hansel and hearts, led a trump to dummy’s pastor. as a propaganda document de- Charles F. Toomey, 23 budget. furnish and seive their own re Officers of the VFW Post and'^ ace and returned the nine of dia- his partner. would be able to ohange zones. kockviiic Ti; In art, a portrait p^ter, a couple Hie Hartford Civic Orchestra aretrt." "CUmb Every Mountain’’ Dally Queattoa "W hat has happened that the Hospital Notes llvered “on the eve of the NATO Lyndale St., graduated Monday Ascension Day will be observed freshments. Auxiliary were Installed In joint mander joined the UB. Anny in and “The WhUfenpoof Bong." Ao- mcmda from dummy. East stepped meeting.” from the University ot Pennsyl l E R N I T E S of landscape arti^ and a pastel performs tomorrow night at 8:15 'The Brownies are asked to ap- ceremonies last night at the Post As dealer, you bold: Spades, K- zoning oomanlsslon is ta k in g Admitted yesterday: Richard tomorrow at St. Peter’s by a artist. in the Jewish Cjommurdty Center. Manchester and served overseas nnmpeniet was Nioola RaAinny, up with the king of diamonds and Gessay, 12 Elizabeth St.; Edwin "What the soviets are propos vania Law School. peeir in full imiform, and should Home. led the ten of q;>adea. Q-j-10-9 Hearts, 8 : Dtomonds, K- over?” he asked. service of Holy Communion at Twenty-seven of the members Oswald Lehneit, vioUniat, will be with the 126th Signal Radio Intel wHh Lumpkhi dkeoting. Stoetzner, 30 Mountain St.; Ed- ing,” the department said in a He will take the Pennsylvania 10 a.m. This is also the day on wear their Girl Scout badge sashes. Thomas J. Moran of 20 Juniper South followed suit with this 8-7 OIuIm, 4-J-8-8. .. Hta Idea was embeUtohed by statement, ”ls that we eliminate are men, a good i«t>pCrtioa for soloist. ligence Co. He was stationed in “Lst’s Taka An CMd Frahionsd Wbat do you say t ward Hamm, 10 Quarry St.; Mrs. bar exams July 25 and 26, then which women of the church pre Mrs. Robert Unks is leader, and Dr., South Coventry, nras installed Australia, New Guinea, the third spade, and West discarded Seymour Lavitt, who opposed the our seaborne nuclear capacity In will join the Philadelphia law firm NAT BE ATTACKING this kind of caganization. “Pegasus in the Bahamas" and as poat commander, and Mrs. Ruth Walk,” "Salvation Is Created,” and Answer: n ss or bid ooeqiade tentative new zones as “bad zon Retta Firtlon, Crystal L ake; sent their United Thank Offering Other men, the husbands of ‘The Sunken Rommel Fleet” are haa some of these sashes avail Phlllppinee and Japan. •Oeiaotlons fhom West Sids Story" the deuce of clube. East stepped 'Ihomas Carty, 84 Ward St.; the Mediterranean which is one of Duaue, Morris and Heckscher. able. They are also a,vailable at McGinn, 125 Spruce 8 t, as preai- up with the king of diamonds and (borderline decision). You count tag” and said the greatest danger of NATO's most effective coun envelopes. A meeting of the Altar members, attend the lectures, but two underseas movies to be shown He has been adjutant, quarter wera preaentod by the 9th Grade 12 points in Mgh cards and 2 Stephen Hollister, 35 Mountain Toomey was salutatorian of the Guild will be held at 8 p.m. at the G. Fox and Co. The Brownies will dent of the auxiliary. led the ten of spades. was ta “the assumption of power ters to repeated Soviet threats to class of 1956 at Manchester High don’t feel confident of their ability Friday night at the Bushnell Me Frank Drake, past commander, master and jrmlor and vice com Mixed Choir. Soprano solo waa potato tor the singleton, but should by the zoning oommiaslon.’’ St.; David Wandzy, Jobs Hill, residence of Mr. and Mrs. D. TOUR HONE meet this evening to rehearse for South followed suit with tMa use their own nuclear weapons School and is a 1060 graduate of to become members—yet morial in Hartford at 8:15. mander of the post, and is past aung by Rena Lendera. Beverly deduct 1 point because it to an The zontag commission would ElUngton. Benton Crittenden. This will be The group will put on another their ceremony. was Installing officer for the post. third spade, and West discarded against members of the NATO al Yale University. At the University A karate tournament will be at Donald Maymrd, Tolland County president of Inteniatloiml Ma Veeoo waa the aooompanist and aceless hand. aMs leaves you be able to ohange the laws as time Births yesterday: A daughter to an important meeting and oil BE S U R E...fo r a complete FREE Inspection art show at the armory this fall, the BudhneU Sunday, Jime 2, at Briefs the deuce of clubs. East continued liance." of Pennsylvania, he was an editor council commander, was officer of chinists No. 350, A F L -d O , a t Un OriQib direotor. with another spade, but South with IS potato and an optional passed, he said. Conunlsslon mem Mr. and Mrs. Eldward Evans, Old members are ui'ged to attend. in cooperation with the Licais, said 2:30 pm . The Podiiun Players poetp<|ied derwood Oorp., Hartford, where he Ihe fhMia, sung by a« of the opening; bid. Most expecto would Farm Rd., Tolland. The department declared that on the University of Pennsylvania Congregational News of your Home by a Termite Control Expert Mrs. Kenway, and will probably A display on lighting techniques the day. oould not be over-ruffed. Declar bers would be able, theoretdoally, Russia has nothing to fear from Law Review and treasurer of the their monthly meeting to May 25, Mrs. F lo re t Btraeter, depart la employed. He la also a metnber groupn was BuBtvan*ii ‘^Rm Lort pujM becauoa the hand eontalns Discharged yesterday: Mrs. get more members as a result of and effeoto is at the Wadsworth hi order to avoid oonfllot with the er drew tnimpe and ran tba reet to reject a building on the basis of “any defensive measures of the Sharswood Law Club. Both choirs of the Congrega Supervi$ed by Graduate Entomologists. ment past president, was Instidlfaig of a a h ^ oonunittea and SKeco- Chord,” wtth LumpUn dlreotii«. of the tricks to make the con only Qulok Trloks. its ugliness, he said. Helen Boutin, Windsorvllle Rd.; tional Churches, Hebron and Git Ajtbeneum now through June 30. PTSA spring dance Saturday last. Uve board. A wand ot ^qpreoiatian waa eoc- Miss Elsie Mata, RFD TMlend; NATO countries.” It added sharp officer for the auxiUary. Mrs. tra c t Samuel Pearl, Box Mt. Dr., said ly that Moscow could contribute ead, will rehearse tomorrow eve e t. Peter’s parishioners who George Ecabert, past preeident and Formerly a long time resident of tended bo aU those 'who helped Wrong Beaction Wat Shetawold’s Se-pogs book Dawn Muller, Wllshlre Rd., Ver have articles which they are will if the majority of the board dls- “more to the cause of peace by Rockville'V ern on ning. Also Bible classes for teach Call Ml 9-9240 guard of the third district, was in Manchester, he, his wife and two make the concert a realMy: Mr. let, " APooket Guide to Bridge,” Uked him personally, they could non; Mrs. Marie Lanz, Frog Hol ers will be held at the Gilead par ing to donate to the auction spon Weet had the wrong reaction send 50 cento to Bridra Book, low Rd., ElUngton; Mrs, Judith a poslflve attitude In disarma stalling conductress. children now Hve In Coventry. Anthony Milano and membeia of when East mede Ms strange heart turn down his application for a sonage, conducted by the Rev. BLISS has been Serving the sored by the Brotherhood of St. the Onqphic Arta Department for Manchester Eve. Herald, Box 8818, Otero and dav^ter, Blast' Hart ment talks than by propaganda Other post officers an George Mrs. McGinn, presldenit of the play at the second trick. Instead buUdtag petmlt. notes and threats against its Delegates Chosen John N. Cross, pastor. Andrew on Junp 29, are asked to Edwards, senior vice commander; program, the Art Department for Grand O n tral Station, New York ford. get in touch with any one of the auxiliary. Is peirt. president of the of thinking that Bast had gone Pearl and Lavitt held that per peaceful neighbors.” And don’t forget that .’unorgas- Home Owner in Conn, for over Edwin M. Edwards, junior vice Army Navy AuxiUary. She is a poatera and the following teacfa- crazy, W ^ should have said to 17. N.Y. mits should be iesued in aoccwd- For Girls’ State bord, to be held at the Hebron following people: Jam es Kennedy, comsumder; Patrick J . Hiunidurey, era who prootorad the choire—Mra. Copyright IMS Vernon news la handled by The 81 Roy Darwin, George BetUnger, member of St. James’ Church, and hlmoelf: "That’s a weird play. snce with set regulations, and First Congregational Church, Sat years quartermaster; John J. Mahon, Rosalie Johnson, MMa Ehaabeth GeneiBral Features Ootp. Herald’s Rockville Bureau, 6 W. urday, sponsored by, the Women’s the Rev. Gordon W. Weeman, D. was formerly employed ait New Why to my partner leading a should be under the charge of a Main BL, telephone 876-3186 or Two juniors at Rockville High post advocate; Robert J. McKin Model Laundry. Daly, Mra Roberta Rohb, Mdse heart? He must have a good rea buUdtag Inspector. Dewey-Richman Fellowship. Servings will be from Benton Crittenden, or Robert ney, chaplain; James P. Futrlong, Gladys Rloa Mrs. Helen New 649-6797. School have been rfiosen for Lau Bartlett. Phone numbers will be Arthur Felber, past oommandar, son, and I must 'work It out so Regional Firms GainT Oharles Brown, oaJiaed buolneease oom- Erwin Kluck, 16 Fox IRll Dr., On lif e Cycles revitalization. Our latest Farley’s Country Store, Marlbor junior vice presldeDt; Mik. walocantag address to the newly mum for buildings ta the CAX worth of household and personal said that the foot traffic has DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR COMPANY, Inc. ough, or at the Andover Library. E ast would get his heart ruff, peto with national fixmA IrnMnees Rockville. How long do bushes live? Chaiiies Hirth, secretary; Mrs. installed o ffic e r s . Mias Carol and South would go down. area. Many of the lots now owned jewelry Items, plus an unesUmated dwindled greatly during the past The girls will be delegates of research report is now Members of the American Le Sprague of Manchester was pia HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)—Bfil R. obeervera believe. by persoiu ta this proposed area year. "Our Thursday night and A spice bush dug up from the THE OLDEST & LARGEST PEST CONTROL CO. IN CONN. Gertruda Buchanan, treasurer; Caimon rays be may rep< Please don’t 'write in to say that amount of property damage, waa the Rockville American Legion available and is yours gion, Jones-Keefe Post, were busy Mrs. Helen Skickson, chaplain; nist for the ceremony. Members are undesized, and owners would reported yesterday In a house Saturday momtag; trade, which woods about 60 years ago by The Sunday making prepoKtions for shortiy — with new emphasis—the your peuiner really is crazy and Auxiliary. Mrs. Arthur Bell, guard; Mrs. and officers from througout the that if you tried to find a reason have to sell ta groups to prospec break on E. Middle Tpke. were formerly good buetaess per Paula !s a member of the stu with no obligation. Memorial I>ay, p u ttt^ the veter state attended the installation. talk he gave last Sunday at a tive commercial builders. iods, have dropped off to almost Matthew McGuire, assistant; Mrs. church meeting. for Ms strange plays you’d go Police said that someone enter dent council, and has served on ans park and L^on Hall in fine Mrs. Mary LeDuc and Mrs. Brown agreed the square foot no business,” he said. Jdhn Vince, trustee for three He spoke ora the pm ble of the ed the home of Mrs. Charles Mlnl- the executive council of her dass. fettle for the coming observance. yean, and Mrs. Mary LeiDuc, George Eoabert, auxiliary mem E>4AIN\T»4IIT flS T U • JO O D minimum might be too high, and The store will officially close /VOM^ *M f OrMiH/SOS/KWib^Qt Others are designated to place Good Samaritan. cuccl at 443 E. Middle Tpke. yes She Is also on the staff of the trustee for one year. bers, were oo-chairmen of a re promised the board would study terday between 8:30 a.m. and Its doors by the eixl of June, It school newspaper, and has been OPEN 6 DAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE flags on veterans’ graves In local freshment conunltee. While drl'vlng home from the Two Academy Wtanera The newly installed' post oom- church with his wife and daugh STARTS TONIGHTS ^ problem. about 8:16 p.m., ransacked the liv was reported. In the girl’s athletic club, tennis cemeteries later this week. In Beet Aotreas Other persons questioned the in Seiler purchased the business ness for the day. ter, Cindy, 10, Cannon stopped the ing room, kitchen, sitting room club and folk dance group. MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9:00 to 5:30— mURSDAYS 'ntL 9:00 P.M. Best Supporting Aetreaa crease ta minimum footage re and master bedroom and took a 17- in the summer of 1961 and took Judith is a member of the h'igh mal temperatures. The 08 in Se car to show Cindy an o’possum Ann i P U T N A M C O . I Horse Workshops Lubbock Flooded, attle Tuesday was a record high in the road. Bancroft, Patty Dnha quired for property wMch may hich portable television set, valued over the store’s actual manage school choir, known as the Star- & Two twilight h o r se Judging for May 21. The mercury aoared As he tried to catch the ani “The Miracle Worker* be changed from C-2 zone to CB at $250; a ruby ring, $20; a man’s ment on Nov. 4, 1961. The bowdness ettes, and secretary of the future 74 East Center Street workshope for 4-H riding cliib Hail Covers Area to 104 in Phoenix, Arlz.' mal, Cannon fell Into a ditch, 9:86 zone, from 200 to 400 foot front and a woman’s wrist 'watOh, total was formerly owned by the late teacher’s club. 643-2151 members are scheduled by the breaking Ms right leg. Burt Lanoaator — to age. Brown said this was done to 'value $45, and $1.30 set aside for Sam Ginsberg. Both girls are honor Students. Tolland County Ebctenslan Servlcow His wife tried to flag motorists, attract a higher type of com the paper boys. The first will be held May 31 at By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Blacklists Favored “Bird Man Of Alcatraz^ but none stopped. 7:00 mercial company. Patrolman Ronald Roberts re Bodleau's riding ring at 7:30 p.m., A cloudburst caused flash flood At length, Mrs. Cannon dragged Ralph Gaston, Box Mt. Rd., ported that someone broke a 10- Carol Boileau in charge, at West CHICAGO—Blackllsttag of aub- One Complete Show ing In Lubbock, Tex. and hail her 170-pound husband up the 7 O’clock 'thought the proposed plan should Inch square pane of glass In a rear Stafford on R t 190, formerly sbandard school aystema rather include industrial land next to the stones laid an 18-ineh deep cover bank and into ttie car and drove 8:06 e:S&-8:40 Doors Open 6:80 cellar door and reached in to open Rt. 20. than teacher abnlkes wan advocat to a hospltaL railroad. the door from the inside. Another ONCE A YEAR SPECIAL! OPKN DAILY 9 to 5—OPEN 6:30 to 9 THURSDAY EVENING The second workshop will be on part of the Texas Panhandle ed by 82 per sent of acihool admin Aitty. Robert Kahan, Summit door, leading to the first floor SPRING SALE * held June 24 ait Thompson’s riding At least 6 inches of rain in 2H istrators in a recent poiU of how Rd., call^ the Industrial zoning kitchen, w m then forced open to CHRISTIAN DIOR DIORISSIMO OPEN SATURDAYS 9 to 12 ring, back of Thompson’s store hours drenched Lubbock filling teadhesB etiould seek better 'wages of an Emo Station on Rt. 83 get into t^e upstairs rooms. BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE! BIG SAVINGS! at 7:30 p.m. on Rt. 44A, Terry one main thoughfare with muddy end working condiitlons. "spot zontag.” Brown countered Cologne and Atomiier Thompson director. Don Gaylord, water up to automobile head naa ot that the present the prop ^3 00 Coupon extension animal htisbandman of lights. erty is of an Indiutrial nature. Correction the University of Connecticut, will Streets in the Lubbock business Herman Olson of the chamber We Give Green Stamps With Every Dime You Spend! | be Inatructor and offloiaJ judge, district ran knee deep, water Miss Holly Hooker, daughter of STANLEY WARNER of oommerce thought the land al Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hooker, 77 WELDON DRUG COMPANY dub members wUl learn bow to seeped Into an luidetermined located for industrial use is not 901 MAIN ST. — 643-6321 select a sound horse and each will number of business places and Brie St., will attend Laurel Girls’ The atmosphere is one good enough. He called it a State, not Miss Pauline Hooker as hook have the opportunity to judge and firemen helped occupants flee at "swamp.” S STATECE] erroneously reported last night in place a class of four horsea least a few homes. Damage was R eco m m e n d s Atty. John D. LaBelle of Man The Herald. Patio Cooking heavy. Today and Tomorrow chester filed a protest on behalf Don't settle for a ''seconaiticipant8 in the tournament. This complete 3 piece group (above) is a perfect design on all the ballots for a legislative There will be a mystery driver match for the sectional below. You get d handsomely tailored election. The Haitlein constitution coiitest, a hol^ln-one, the pitch 80" sofa and matching diair, plus a swivel rocker "with a prohibits a president serving two closest to the pin, hit tlie sign, terms, but he said the. people had STARTS FRIDAY^ DON’T M ISS THIS memory!" Swivels easily to left or to right, swings back auto pitch ta the water bucket and matically to CHiginal position. This group also has the luxury showed they wanted him to stay Coattnuons From 4 PJtf. 2 EXPLOSIVE MOTIPH P|CTUlteS-1 BIB other games. in office. THEYHUADARINS PUR Rew. Mr. Bowman Elected advantages of Nylon-face covers, Fexam reversible cushioM. The daUy round of heavily The Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pas guarded ceremonies continued de tor of Union Coiigregatlonal spite the renewal of violence, Consum ing Vsngt tancsl - Unparallsisd PasslonI Church, ta Rockville, is the new which was attributed to the forces STARTS TONITE moderator of the Tolland Associa- of underground leader Clement WALT DISNEY'S Uon. of Congregational Christian Barbot. "MIRACLE OF THE Churches and ministers. There' are WHITE STALLIONS” Barbot, once DuvaUer’s chief with BOD TAYLOR 19 churches and 25 ministers ta the UCUTION “2M” ACCUnON "Mt" aide, had sworn to assassinate the du t r jy e d 3 organizatloiL Yellow, electronic timepiece, 14 keret pliu Bock HadioB ia White, electronic timepiece, iteinleee president by May IS. 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A mAdle puctioa womored ‘faiy ard Oou^tMin for pickup aervice. Ib a . OoughUn baa been named ganenu ohaiiman with Trask as cliaiiinan for ooUecting the Itetne. SMILINO SERVICE Mbs. Robert L. Helms will have cliaiga of ndaoellaneous and 5c MAIN ST., MANCHESTER and 10c Hems, Mrs. Thomas OiEMen a t the snack table. The r m nibUctty will be hanUed by Mrs. Henry Sherman, posters; Donald Magee, radio and Mrs. Bme6t G. LaeDoyt, newspaper. LeRoy M. Roberta will be the ancUoneer. He has served in this aapaclty for public auctions held ^ the North Coventry Volunteer Sire Department chi numerous occasions. Proceeds will go toward meeting the budget for the present year. The PHNA will have a plant aale at 10 a.m. Saturday at the parking_arm ^ the shopping cen- I tr be given a t 8 pjn. Friday at Second Con ONLY ..41 gregational ChiBch by the Oleen- Sylvian Photo ' «M Girdle of the church. MRS. JOSEPH N. BROWN III The gowns include an 1887 bri Roxanne dal gown, bridesmaids and flower $g .99 g « gowns, in th^ collection of 39 TIm marriage pf Miss ElalneOcap sleeves and pleated skirts. wtalcta will be shown. Mary Lavoie of Manchester to Their flower hats with circular Oo-chaitmen of the affair are Joseidi N. Brown i n of Storrs veils matched toe color of their Mm. Clarence Fdmondson and Mrs. was solemnized Saturday morning dresses, and they carried cascade The Long, Slim, St St. James’ Church. bouquets of yellow roses. ’The Alton Taylor. Mrs. Eabert L Carl- flower girl wore a dress which acn wW be the organist. The bride la a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Lavoie, 74 matched the adult attendants, a Refresmenits will be served at headband of blue and yellow flow ttie Chtirch Community House Sleek Stem Look Durant St. The bridegroom Is the son of Mrs. Joseph N. Brown, ers, and she carried a basket of after the program in the sanct yellow daffodils. uary. The public is invited. Dona Storrs, and the late Prof. Joseph Of stretch pants that everyone aw!- N. Brown. John Merritt Brown of Storrs tions will accepted at the door. served as his brother’s best man. The PagTim Fellowship of the If: f- tnires and every gal wants in Royal TTie Rev. Joseph H. McCann of St. James’ Church performed the Ushers were Robert Brown of church will have a car wash from Adagio, Denim and Hop Sacking. ALL Storrs, brother of the bridegroom; 10 ajn. to 4 p.m. May 26 at Cov ceremony. ' ^ Choose from Black, Green, Blue, Tur TTie bride, given In marriage Emil Lavoie of Sacramento, Calif- entry High School. quoise, Pink, Denim Blue, Navy, brother of the bride, and Reynold A Bible study program on First THE ’ by her father, wore a fUl-lengto Beige, Brown, Loden and White. Sizes gown of peau de sole and lace, Brown of Weston, Mass., nephew i Corinthiana will conducted at 8 ■'m of the bridegroom. Gary Manlon pjn. today a t the Church Com 8 to 18. designed with a scalloped square of Ashland, Mass., a nephew of munity House by the Rev. James NEWEST neckUne and long tapered sleeves toe bride, was ring bearer. n . Amdling, pastor of Second with points at toe wrist. The The mother of the bride wore a Oongregieutional Church. pleated bell-tdutped skirt termin tangerine colored embroidered Rotary News Others iip to $12.99 COVERAGES ated in a cathedral train. Her dress and white accessories ’The Andrew Fisher, president of the veil of silk Uluslon was attached mother of the bridegroom wore a Rotary Club, is planning an eve to a crown of seed pearls and blue lace sheath and white acces ning of discussion on Civil De FOR GAY ..W JTv*, lace, and she carried a prajrerbook sories. fense a t the 8:45 p.m. dinner marked with an orchid and A reception was held at toe meeting of the Rotarians today ■treamers. KofC Home. For a motor trip a t First Oongregiaittonal Church. TIMES 1. Mrs. Edward BiUer of Reading, south Mrs. Brown wore an apricot Wear them all summer! The Rotarians on. June 8 will go Pa., a aister of the bride, was and beige silk print dress with ap to the Coventry High School matron of honor. Mrs. Harold ricot hat and beige patent bag and grounds. Clufb members and Ro THIS SUMMER! Manlon of Ashland, Mass., a sister shoes. ’The couple will live at 74 ALL PURPOSE SHIFT GOWNS land Stoodley of the school fa of the bride; Miss Theresa Bltler Durant St. culty are cooperating in putting of Reading, niece of toe bride, and Mrs. Brown attended the Uni We call them “Belindies,” an all purpose On a safe-driver training field day h '-I Miss Carol Mllicl of Hamden were versity of Connecticut, and is em with entries from Rham High a 'C f ■ ■ , ’vc bridesmaids. Mi.ss Darlene Lavoie ployed in toe engineering depart shift gown which can be used for sleep- ^ School, Rockvill^ Windham and of Wapplng, a niece of toe bride, ment of P ratt and Whitney, divi ing, at breakfast, around the house, in ^ Stafford Springs'. ------was flower girl. sion of United Aircraft Corp., 3- According to Winthrop Mer- The matron of honor and brides East Hartford. Mr. Brown atteiid- the garden or at the beach. Assorted ftaan of the cluh,^ this activity is maids wore street-length dresses ed the University of Hartford the first time anything of this of blue silk organza embroidered School of Engineering. He is also prints or pretty stripes. Sizes S, M, L. ^ nature has been put on in the There’ll be a NEW horizon in To Make A with sprays of yellow flowers, employed in toe engineering de state. Prizes will be given and designed with scooped necklines. partment at Pratt and 'WWitney.- food will be available at food booths. NEW YOU GOP Names Shanahan active living when you sail away in Joseph Shanahan has been ; from alectod a member of the Republl- > * - V i ONCE-A-YEAR ean Town Committee, replacing Peter Pan Roland DeChamplaln, who re BREEZE EASY NAUTICALS signed because of moving out of SAVINGS SALE town. The Republican party will cau COLE CONTINUES! cus on July 16 to endorse candi fT* o ^ dates for the town election Oct. 7. by of California \ Buis Enacted State Rep. 'Walter L. Thorp Sr. has advised that House Bill 3422 ROXANNE concerning toe limitation of moto BREEZEWAY boat operation on certain sindll lakes In toe state has been prosed JANTZEN in the House. Also passed by the i^use was a bill providing for copies of the PETTI General Statutes be/^ven persons elected to .a ^ e iA the legislature withiii SO day^/^ter election. The PETER4 PAN ijk f, bill directs jinat toe secretary of lOMEEr < m sUte musjKsupply toe copies for toe n e ^ members, and supple- DARLENE mentp^since they last served for S'® LEGSIZE STOCKINGS ''persons who have alreadi’ This will probably begin in red In the legislature. your life with this weekend, 4rH New* Regular $1.35 styles The 4-H Designs and Desserts or on Memorial Day week Club, Mrs. William Kelleher, lead end. Be equipped with Nau- Roxanne is a flatterer er, has presented, its second an ticals. We have a big group NOW $1.17 a pair nual skit at Coventry Grammar TOP vh School’s annual concert. The girls with LOOKS. — have an act entitld. ' V : Cabin Boy ...... $6.99 WITH ITS SELF-ADJUSITNG BACK man. ■ w 1.65 pr. 1.41 4.20 Hooded Jacket .... .$10.99 Peter Pan by Oleg Cassini FOR “GENTLER SHAPING, FREEDOM Manchester Evening Herald, 1.95 pr. 1.66 4.95 Ooventry correspondent, F. Pan- t4‘-- i |V P e r t ...... ,$10.99 CENTER WITH A UFE-INSURED Hne Uttle, telephone 742-6231. Glamorously designed in crinkle stitch PAYMENT PLAN Culotte ...... $8.99 k cotton sateen, maillot style. Has scoop Note the tenderly elasticized" criss-crOss back that neck, graceful plunge back, custom cup Front wrap skirt .. ..$7.99 adjusts to you, to every turn your active life takes & swim bra and a dashing belt. In cerise Pazeats of ooDege-age yoongrten axe finding help in meeting rising edocatiain ooete with Hutfhrd . . . with no bulge, no bind, ever. Of sheer-but-firm, FREE DELIVERY Slim Skirt ...... $6.99 and turquoise souffle. Sizes 10 to 16. Natkoal’e Education Pa3nnent Plan, a low-oost, spandex, witli reinforced hip control, down-stretch 4 A.M. fe 4 P.M. Hi-Kick Skirt ...... $7.99 ■ IRh^oeaied means of spreading thoee ezpensee over ^ tin baefe panel.^firm nylon lace and satin applique > ' , . * - ♦23.95 a lo n ^ peiM of time—up to eight yean—in ARTHUR DRUe BREV for short, slender legl,^ tummy panel. All in white or black. i! ata. And the plan guaran- sizes 8-lQi/^ tem flmda tor college or secondary school even in Darlene— A bit daring MODITE for average legs, ^ event of the parent’s death or total disability. sizes 8V^-11V^ A. Corselette, 34-38 B ...... 1 8 .^ 0 LOWER Pick iq> a copy of "How To M bbo* Goars O r DUCHESS for long, ample The finest fully fashioned swim suit. E dooaxion” B. *Long leg panty girdle; S, M, L ...... • 1 3 .S 0 at your neereet Hartford Natimal legs, Sizes 91/ 2-I2 R. E. WANDELL Daring, disarming, but quite discreet— Ofike. No obli^tion, of ooune. C. Girdle; S, M, L 1 0 .8 5 \ openly detailed that dips in front, dives Building low in back—keeps you in sylph-Iike Lightly contoured strapless bra of nylon lace and shape-fully fashioned seamless curves spandex;' 32-36 A, 32-38 B and C ...... 5 .0 0 Contractor OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT TILL 9 and built-in bra. Sizes 8 to 16. 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As himself had helped start It all by accompany the man of God.” t 6:80 Saturday, thoroughly aoak- with some other peoples, what Sii^inQ. li^ralin Greensboro Arrests Sponsored b j the Blnnoheelir " . ... . ■ ^ # Red China^s Industrial Gains Mrs. Oliver Feted ‘ "mmBHUiP BY n u i his -own sharp comm'ents to the CHundl of Ohnrehes A trust in God bom of a vital they tell themselves three times u m a rnu w l R m ^ o c». o ia effect that ' prices . were so high To Bar Negro rell|toua expSrlenoe such as came At Tuesday’s meeting the boys is true. At Baby Shower If BtaMll Street to John Wesley 236 years ago will FinanceVnit had phyrical fttnesa tosU. Next 1 treasure the memory of our KODAK STARFLEX CAMERA IP., Conn. Americans ought to start hesitat Aa a young AngMcan rector, ohable UB to wsatoer all the JOHN ro i week, there wtU be a board of re Rated Impressive Since 1949 TROf raROUSON (Continued from Page One) visit to the Wuhan steel works RFOVLAR $17.50 __ LiTER R I ______ing and shopping around before Total 1,200 in Week John Weeley oome to Ogleithorpe’s storms of life. view. not only because it gave me a Mrs. William Oliver of 87 Birch WALT FERGUSON Watch and Clock Kepalring _ Fublleliere colony iii Oeoigla. When be had St., was feted at a baby shower paying them. Mississippi. Meredith later en Rev. H. Osgood BenneM, Votes Funds _^Bomaroo, Bolton married couples (Oontinned from Page One) the form of parts for agricultural glimpse 4nto a fascinating aspect Bbunded October 1. 1881______preached a sermon on overcoming Pastor 810 Main Bt, Manohestar of the Chinese mind but also be Monday evening by Mrs. George ^ 1 3 9 5 In the Eisenhower recession, rolled behind federal forces. (Continued from Page Cne) have a cooktaUs and color machinery. Schwedzer at Naomi Dr., Ekist PublUhed Beery Breaing Bzoept the world, a Haterwr sacclalme^ North Methodist Church, •lidea party on Saturday at 8:30 All the same, the Chinese are cause it greatly increased my per kndaye and Holidays.Hollda Entered...... at tbe prices di'^n’t go down, the whole Atty. Gen. Richmond Flowers, "Why. if this be Chrlatianlty, a Still, they do produce steel, Hartford. than 800 demonstrators, mostly Manchester For Trailers P-m. at the home of Mr. and iS rt. not content. The planned output, bar, rod and strip. And since sonal prestige. WELDON DRUG COMPANY Poet Off!Ice at Uanctaeiter Conn., aa cost of living never adjusted to a political foe of Wallace, warned Presbyterians Ohristlan must have more courage WILL IE CLOSED At Wuhan, hobnobbing with the About 20 gu e^ attended. Second ClaaaaI Hail111 Hatter college and high school students, than Alexander the Great.” Philip Dooley on Woitrous Rd. Mr. they told us, is three million tons they started from scratch six Decorations were pink and blue CAMERA DEPAR’EMENT the supposed facts of economic defiance of federal court orders H m boacd e t finanoa votod tin- Mrs. James Klar are oo-hoats. years ago, this is a miracle in open hearth men I disclosed 'that 901 MAIN ST. — 643-6821 SUBSCRIPTION RATES streamed into, the downtown area On the voyage bade to England FOR SUMMER ^ steel a year. Very good; when I once had been a steelworker streamers and balloons. Sand _ _ Payable In Advance life. may lead to violence. He said Bolster Goal Mr. and Mrs. Club anlmoualy laat night to uppeem Couples are asked to bring 10 mys Would this target be achieved? ItseU. wiches, punch, coffee and cake One Year ...... moo for the 10th night In a row. Wealoy found he was in terrlNe June To After Labor Day tery slides for members to try to 'myself. Steelworkers in China, ix H eaths,...... U.00 And that, too, can be noted of those who defy such orders may fear during a storm, but he found tha requeot of the board of ed- This was one question they could Our travelling group encounter like poets, have considerable pres were served. fhree Hontba S.60 this present Kennedy recession be to blame if federal troops are Police had to block off several IdsnWy. Bomareo Is a purely so- ed this confusion between achieve One Honth ...... 1.85 downtown streets to traffic; A a band of McHaviane who sang Will End Season itoation for an appropriation of otal Hub, welcoming new members not or would not answer. When tige. At once, my status as the which didn't happen. There may used in Alabama a.s they were Of Integration hymna in complete trust in God. ment and future reality all over steelworker-poet became unassail in Mississippi. large crowd of white and Negro $11,400 to leajM thrM tmiler ekupa- at aU meatlngs. pressed,-they estimated the pres China. At a children’s palace in HEHBER OF have been a time when a good spectators gathered, and squads Moravians helped Wesley to find Shcdom Blum of Hartford will able. THE ASSOCIATED PRESkJ A sampling of sentiment of stu (Continued from Page One) a faith that oast out fear. As he rootiw, mibijeet to the approval of „ PTA. will m eet tonight in ent output of this particular plant Shanghai — Where midtUe school Tbe Aaaoclaled Press Is exclusively many statistics seemed to pro dents and faculty members at the of officers worked torf keep them apealc Sunday at 8:15 pm . at a the CD room of the aohool at 8 at one and a half million tons. children come after hours for the ’The description of. myself as a RUG and entitled to the use of republlcatlon of separated. , went albout England organizing the flf* marthal. The b o ^ voted p.m. former steelworker was perhaps all news dispatches credited to It or claim recession. But a decline in university campus at Tu.scaloo.sa lishment of a National Service Methodist societies, he was often meeting and installation of offi to inoltido the rental fee in the But that didn’t matter; what usual cultural and recreational not otherwise credited In this paper indicates that while white stu More wholesale arrests resulted cers of the Mr. and Mis. Club of counted was the three million of activities with a strong ideologi not • absolutely accurate but it the place to and also the local news published here. the cost of lii’lng never became When protesting students took Corps and said young presbyter- attacked by angry mobs who 1963-64 school opersAing budget. tomorrow. was near enough. And I felt no UPHOLSTERY All rights of republlcatlon of special— one of those statistics. dents may not like the idea, they lans might express their Christian threatened his life. He wrote in Temple Beth Sholom at the Tem Unleee the board of oduoatlon Maacliaator Bvenlng Herald Bol cal tinge, we asked if they were dispatches herein are also reserved. are willing to accept Negro class places in front of the S&W and ton correspondent, . M. OlemeweU There were six open hearth especially selected. twinge of conscience about it; one One hesitates t* proclaim that Mayfair cafeterias and the Caro ity by serving in it. his Journal, "It was my rule, con ple. His topic will be "Two TyUm&Djnit revereee tta decision to leoee tbe good gap between the ideal and mates peacefully. 5. Asked removal of restrictive firmed by long experience, always Strands, the Jewish FVunily and treller blaaerooma eo douMe see- Young, telephone 643-8081. steel furnaces but only Nos. 1 and Of course not, we were told: c a ll for Full service client of N. E. A. Serr- lina theater, targets of their dem- all children can come. Yet among the reality deserves another. CLEANING ce, Inc. such experience e.stablishes, be This would be in contrast tp on?tratlOT7’from''‘th r sUrt “ Fast' f discriminatory immigration to look a mob in the face.” the Jewish Comm'unity." He is as siens "will not be neoeesary next 6 were working. This was a rather Publishers R^resentatlvea The yond question, that we have now ; laws, regarding Asians, Africans low proportion of the steelmaking the hundreds there was not one Julius Hathews Special Agency—New the rioting which erupted almost One or his biographers said of sistant director of the Hm^ord CANDY year; the town will vote on the Island Mint First T o ^ Chicago. Detroit and Boston. entered a kind of economic era and seven years ago when Autherine ,, . and Ea.stem and Southern Euro- him, "It was not courage alone Jewish Community Center. appropriation at town meeting. capacity. One answer for this soon who did not wear the red neck Isle Taxi Goes Far TEL. Ml 9-1752 He HBER AUDIT BUREAU OF , ® coimcll met during; peans, and an Increase in admls- became apparent. The heavy rol scarf of the Pioneers, the young S3’stem in which things always go Lucy, a Negro, was admitted to that saved Wesley. .He was pre Mr. and Mrs. David Langford Increasee hi approprlatlona of or CIRCULATlONg the university under federal court afternoon. Negro leaders had ' gions to 150,000 annually, served by tranquil dignity, by cool, are in charge of a social time af more than $1,000 must have the ATHBNS—Elurope’s first mint ling mill, we were told, will pro Communist society. HAMILTON, Bermuda — ’Taxi up, and never down, with all in said they would hand the council | 6., Urged the U.S. government *ras established late in the Sev- duce rails, girders, plate, sheet There was no conscious decep Ml 3-5747 Tne Herald1 PrlnUngPrinting Company, Inc.. orders. She later was expelled for steady and courteous belMvior, by ter the program. This is the club's KITCHEN approval of the town. Finance ento or early in the Sixth Century driver Isaac Caesar has driven assumes— ___ —no financial■"----- respunslbmty for terruptions mere pauses and never making unproved statements ac a stetement of goals leading to- to be prepared to provide, on re the entire absence of maUoe or last meeting of the season. board member Richard Morra in and tubes. tion here. The Chinese really 440,000 miles in his 6-year-old typographical errors appearing In ad ward t^el desegregation. But quest, / medical and educational m a k e r s o f f i n e c a n d ie s B.C. on the hilly island of Aerina They are proud of their rolling money vertisements and other reading matter declines. This is the way most of cusing school officials of conspir dicated that $11,400 amouAte to wished to believe that the chil auto, a distance equal to about ing with the mob. David Schenck said no aid for adequate programs of about 12 miles south of Athens. mill but—it is not yet built. dren’s palace was open to all, the minute you want it m in The Hanchester Evening Herald. us, in private lives or in business, list of objectives was received. about one mill but that he would The coins of Aeglna bear the like 18 times around the earth. How Garner's On other fronts; family planning in underdeveloped Famottt for Old Today the main output is pig just as they wished to believe ever, all his dri-ving wa-s on Ber Display advertising closing houra: actually conduct our "“aiffairs—as There were these-other develop be very glad to pay It for a year ness of a turUe in high relief with iron from the three blast fur 8 GRISWOI.D ST. For Honday— p.m- Friday — The simmering Birmingham countries with soaring popula 0 0 that hie ohUd, and others, would head, legs, and tail extended. that every (jhinese citizen is free muda, whioh has only 117 miles Call Beneficial now! Ask for cash -fast for Spring For Tuesday—1 p.m. Honday. if things could indeed keep going racial situation remained quiet as ments on the state’s racial front: tions. Fashioned Goodnete naces and cast iron, largely In to choose his own work and to of roads. Wc Give Green Stomps For Wednemay—1 p.m. Tuesday. The Greensboro Board of Edu be able to go to school ail day expenses, left-over bills, for any good reason. The For Thursday—I p.m. Wednesday. up forever, and never come down. 3,000 federal troops stood by at 7. Suggested that church boards, next year, y For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. Heaven knows how wildly expan military bases and more than cation adopted a resolution de agencies and local units examine 2 s t o r e s t o s e r v e v o u i folks at Beneficial Mite to say “Yes.” Call . . . now! For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. 1,300 state, county and city law claring that all reasssignment of their contracts for goods and serv Three members of the school Classified deadline: 10:30 a.m. each sive and credit-blown we would pupils for the 1963-64 school year board were present, aa well aa day of publication except Saturday — enforcement officers kept watch ices to make sure funds are not MANCHESTER ^43-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS 9 a.m. get if we were told that sound eco over a 28-block area where rioting would be made ’’without regard used to support racially discrimi Supt. Philip C. tJguorl, to give " HARTFORD 1522-7201)- I 7 OAK ST., MANCHESTER nomic theory now backs up what I broke out May 12. to race.” natory or segregated Institutions. SHOPPING PARKADB more detaiBa on the trailers. School Wednesday, May 22 ’ board member Mrs. Agnes Kreyaig WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 E. CENTER ST. TEL. 649-7196 or 643-8606 BENEFICIAL we have hitherto known, even I — A hearing was scheduled dur- Other demonstrations have been 8. Called for close church at Ing the day in federal court on held, mostly against eating places tention to urban renewal projects ROUTE 6, BOLTON said that she thinks the aohool FINANCE SYSTEM The Summit July 5 while we succumbed to it, to be a ^ request for reinstatement of which admit only whites and e’ and planning, adding that Pro board ahould vote again on their Loans $20 to $600 — Loans life-insured at low eosL an illusion. more than 1,000 Negro pupils sus partment stores which hire only testants have in the past failed to OPEN EVERY SUN. propdaal. She aaid new flguiea The Russians and their Chinese pended or expelled from Birming white clerks, in Fayetteville, Wil- appreciate the city as a part of had been presented last night, end Baneflcial Finance Co. of Manchester cousins have, after months of ham schools for taking part in mington, Charlotte and Edenton. God’s world.” that thiee other board members, 806 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER sporadic and ill-tempered negotia Another Piece Of The Dream antisegregation demonstrations. who arigtnaily voted for the trail MItched 3-4156 • (Over So. New England Tel. Business Officii ers, would now vote against them. tion, settled upon date and place Gradually, we .are beginning to a loan of $100 costs $20.60 whan promptly repaid In lif the school board were to re tl U i l / l 3 W p . . 4fl. 12 consacutiva monthly Installmants of $10.05 each. for their summit. piece together a desigpi for living Skid Crash Rate High scind its motion at its meeting It will be held in Moscow, and which, if we can ever get it all next Moni^y, then the request CHICAGO — Skidding is involved It will begin on July 5. filled in and really pieced together in more than half the automobile to the board a t finance would hi niis gives all of us a nice long in practice as well as in imagina effect be canceled. THURSDAYS accidents on snowy or icy roads. It was felt by the finance boasd time in which to do our speculat tive theory, will give us an equiva Tires may lose on snow or ice all that this hi a m atter for the town ing. lent of the good old days, and the but 10 per cent of the grip they OF MANCHESTER have on dry pavement. Snow tires to decide, sinoe it oonceme t h ^ FRIDAYS But the best and most authori kind of value for the money which restore about 27 per cent of the eWldren, and that to delay would tative kind of speculation an.Vbody made them possible. lost friction, chains about 40. mean not meeting the June 12 deadline for a leasing agreement can po.ssibly make scorns the pos Only a few days ago, we com with the Fort Wayne Leasing Oo. sible .details and heads toward mented longingly on the develop If the company is notified any PIANO and ORGAN STUDIO THURSDAYS some generalization about sum later that this date, it wlU not 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER ment, way over in Greece, of a N«y«r S« Low Prifdt 643-5171 FRIDAYS mits as factors in the course of thing called the Farmobll, which M FosWooo^l guarantee delivery \»y the opening Sleep better a . pay less at Watkins history. of school in Septmber, the school looked to us like the first develop board said. And the safest, soundest gen ment of real transportation for It would cost $900 a month to eralization, the one proved most everyman since the days of the lease the trailers and they must be often by history itself, is one which horse and Henry Ford’s Model T. leased for 12 months, although says that no summit can change or The Farmobll is a kind of im- they would be removed In June cheat fundamental forces which 1964. The oompeny pdys for Instal adomed chassis which could never give 5 0 % more wear lation, transportation and building are already at work. theless carry everybody and every fllfl hisuranoe. Liguori said that about Anchor Twin Outfits Most of the time, diplomacy thing at moderate speeds, in mod $18 would buy the cement blocke ratifies events rather than causing erate comfort, with moderate gas a Iresi » «w U Ise w * eeU# the company would sot the trailers • ea me vO U ev Bwv s«e 'e s fie sr on; $600 was quoted for the can them. consumption, almost everywhere. e beeeirtiil M ^ s l Aede as b f Most of the time, diplomacy A eacLuve an thoM M opy to be used as protection for by Stearns & FoF'^r And with quantity production, it laWweaad irrafuUn I* w l *0 pu^ls changing classes between Is m IkM haK prko. TWy giv* comes second, the fact, the reality, was estimated, the cost of this camfartabta wpparf far varG • Lab'-tested the trailers and the school. The U M canditieni, yet era ‘ party. for the whole familyi the policy first. transportation could get down to trailers would be used for Junior When a Napoleon rose in Eu aa avarkoM. Tmy flews das 11 high classes, a period at a time, about $900, which would be some •Fact waar ar appcarasca. Siisi ' • Washable a: , so that no one class would stay in for Guest Rooms, Children's Rooms, rope, no mere sitting on a raft in thing comparable, under present mi ffsU t titaa. Sfratcli faat. om them for long. the middle of a stream with the Petal Beige or B uff A iftad ai. Bedrooms at the Summer Cottage day monetary values, to what our /CJm C^li mmmnmtnt iBm • Cushion insole, Llguori said again that they are Czar of Russia really had power grandfathers had to pay for a attractive, have excellent acous to keep Napoleon out of a Russian horse and buggy. *“Helanca is the registered TM molded arth A \ MEN'S. BOYS' LACE-TO-TOE tics, ventilation, heat and light. ...The celling;a are 'seven feet. There campaign. No sooner did we have the of the Heberleln Patent Corp.” < ■ -..a A a a ■ v \ \ V*: The real concern between Rus '’Are two d ^ rs, one at each end of Tw o Box Springs transportation angle of our de the trailer on one aide, and win Musical magic sia and China is not what the sign for living settled, in imagina OXFORD AND HI-TOP STYLES dows with screens and storm sash speeches say, a difference over the tion at least, than we ran into an Silong the opposite side. T w o Mattresses interpretation and implementation equally sensible proposition for an O J fd d o n As to’ the cost of the electric of Communist dogma, but an al forced hot air heating, Llguori at your fingertips even more basic phase of living— DRUG COMPANY Compares with the best, yet saves ssid that the representative from .all four pieces most inevitable measuring of fron that of the domicile Itself. 901 Main St.~M I S-5S21 the company who was in his office tier against frontier, population you more! Molded-sole; non-skid The house that would go with last week estimated about $260 mass against population mass, tread; basketball style; sponge per trailer per year. Llguori said The Hammond Organ is an unlimited source the Farmobil is being builit down in geopolitical pattern against pat he would suggest that the school Not just one, but TWO box-spring-and-mattress of mystical, magical, mu.sical sound. It is Guatemala, by an imaginative cushion molded arch; cushion in board budget $300, just In case, equipped with harmonic drawerbars, for dif tern. And these factors are not sole heel-to-toe; ventilator eyelets; and was still waiting to hear outfits for only $99. Don’t let another day go by likely to be eliminated from the young American who thought de- 1 ferent .tpne,„.cpmbination,.. varying.. instrii^ cent living conditions might do thick bumper toe guard; washable figures from the school in Platts- without replacing worn out guest room bedding relationship between Russia and burg, N. T„ that la now using the . . . bedding in your youngsters’ rooms . . . mental and organ tones and “touch-respbnse China by any summit meeting of more than rightist dictatorships to tough, long wear canvas upper. trailers. Ellectriclty would run percussion,” for a whole new world of fas chase Communism out of Latin A d r i a n ’s Story and at the summer cottage . . . with these leaders July 6. ~ about the same as a normal class ^ founded'S^ cinating percussion sounds. At jvOur finger 856 MAIN STREET room, estimated between $100 and Steams & Foster Outfits. You’ve never seen so A summit cannot resolve such America. The house he is selling tips is the type of music you like, the way to the Guatemalans is built of CORNER OF PARK $160 a year, he said! SEAT EDGES: Edge coils are much quality for so little! Only Steams & Foster’s conflicts. It can, conceivably, se EXTRA-DUTY CANVAS How much saving would ba real firmer than others and work tremendous production methods and our carload you like it, when you like it. The Hammond, lect weapons, whether of peace or concrete blocks with tile floors, the world’s largest selling organ, never needs has three rooms with kitchen and ATHLETIC SHOES: thick non-skid ised by not having doitole session straight up and down, permit purchasing makes this price possible. Order yours of war, with which they shall be buses was a question with a wide tomorrow . . . by phone if you wish . . . call tuning. See it at Watkins . . . play it. Spinets bath, paved streets, running water, WALK-IN Kinge a t answers. The question ting sitting on edge of mattress conducted. A summit can always molded sole; cushion arch, insole; without breakdown or per 648-5171. start at $1040, chord organs $985 delivered. buy a certain quantity of time. electricity and sanitation, and was raised by school board mem professional style. Men’s 6 ^ 1 1 ; ber Haroild PorchoroJi'i estimate manent distortion. That is the one standing recom fenced-in yards front and back. SERVICE The price tag on this house runs that the saving would be about mendation for summitry by any For all phases of beauty Boys’ 2 V2-6 , 11-2. $6,000. Supt. Llguori, in the dis INSULO CUSHIONS: Covered body; talk la better than violence; from $640 to $700—complete—not care. 5 stylists to serve you. cussion that ensued, used the fig pads of quilted cotton are used Park anywhere downtown..Free! Of course appointments as so long as life is tolerated, there the down payment. - | ure, $4,000. Mrs. Doris D'ltalia, as insulation over springs, re The down payment, in fact, is : always for those who prefer finance board chairman, estimated placing the usual, cheaper sisal. Park anywhere downtown free of charge. On all streets (no can be hope. Even Napoleon and this service. closed to $1,000 based on figures Alexander, if they had talked long $100, followed up by monthly pay- j QUILTED COTTON: Felted cot parking meters) . . and in the many handy parking lots . , . Yes. we do eyebrow arching, obtained from school board trans er, might have grovm old ^ d lazy. ments which average $16 over a portation chairman Mrs. Helen ton upholstery is quilted to keep Purnell Parking lot at our rear entrance; Town-owned Oak four year period. | wax method, also facials. There is one other thing to be Manicuring and scalp treat Meloiha. it flat and smooth at all times. Street and Birch Streo’t ).ot$. It's easier, and more tun than said for summits. Tliey have many TTils Guatemalan' hou.se is even i ments. this, they said, was not the issue. The question was whether ever, to shop downtown. lives; they can sprout up from more spectacular than the Greek ' WOMEN'S, GIRLS' OXFORD STYLE Visit our cosmetic and jew 'br not to lease the trailers for k their own failures. It is the violent | •^“’’mobil in taking the dollai* elry bar. one year In order to avoid double alternatives which scatter salt on ancient glory, sessions in Grades 5 and 7. Full line of home prepara Briefs earth and on Its cirtlization. and irony involved In such de- tions for your hair. Compares with the best for casual very often without any conclusive i velopments is obvious. The Farmo- -Cub Scout Pack 157 will meet wear, for sports, because WTG has Friday at 7:30 p.m. at United resolutlon of the original conflict ** designed and produced for Adrian’s Service By Sleep bigger ..sleep better Ui'JiJ I Appointment Only. given them extra styling, extra M ethi^lst Church. Den 1 wUl oon- either. the backward people of the world Tel. 643-6266 comfort. Triple cushion heel and duot the opening ceremony. It is better to have Russia and The Guatemalan house Is design Awards will be presented after in China talking than fighting. ed and produced to take people out molded arch; cloud-light sponge spection. Mrs. Frwin Davis of Den of the tropical slums. insole. In white. Sizes 4 to 9. 2 will put on a short skit follow on Holman-Baker^s ing the Cub theme for ^ y , "Cub Never A Drop? ' Tiiey are not supposed to be for Scout Circus.” Announcements will Americans. eVen though one can be made cancemlng .the father-son It is pleasant, but perhaps not easily picture the untold blessing plOnlc on May 28 at Gay City and '?fl?lTtSSUR6| scUrely accurate, to read that a \ thej’ would confer upon us here in SUPER WTO OXFORDS ; . . ' the Memorial Day parade. Extra long and Queen benediction has nmv been pro-1 the United States. They would Deluxe style, crepe type sole; Last weekend’s Boy Scout cam- nounced on the Supposed recession ! make it possible for Americans to molded cushion a r^ , heel and in poree was rained out. The boys of 1962, pronouncing it not a re- loft on Friday for the 4-H camp hi finance their ba.sic living costs on sole; extra-duty canvas upper. In Marlboro, Intending to stay until cecsiem after all, but merely "the what they earn, instead of having white, black. Sizes 4-9. size outfits w a l n u t recession that didn’t happen” or to live perpetually beyond their h^^UERIORiND INTERIOR^ "the great pause.” means. 'Ihls would again make it Part of this bmedlctlon includes possible for Americans to be a the theory of eocplanation, which self-respecting, financially digni suggests that we have come liito fied and solvent people, better ad N«wl Box Spring . something new in the way of re justed psychologically, and even, • U A R A N T i l D cessions which have everything ex perhaps, mentally and spiritually COMET! CHILDREN'S OXFORD STYLE and Mattress cept the big drop Itself. able to solve the problem of what TOUGH! In the 1962 picture, for instance, to do with their leisure time. .. two pieces there were all the component sta There are many odds against Buy an"=iBxtra pair for Summer tistics of a real recession—profits our ever getting it for ourselves, camp. Triple cushion heel, molded alipped. Inventories lost appetite, but there, in a Greek automobile W O R K or, regular full and PURABVEX new orders declined, the stock arch, healthy support. Blue, red, and in a G uatCmalan house one CLOTHElM twin size outfits market stumbled marply, the can see the first rough outlines of r white. Sizes 5-12, 12^ 3. number of Jobless increased, pro an American dream. That* afa tha famous top / m n e m m a m FOR Per SUPER WTO OXFORDS . . . k duction statistics dtolined, busi Month 9ualit)( Dickiat mada of ness spending for new plant and Deluxe style; cu^ion arch, heel, combad 2 x 2 long itapla squipmeiit slipped—and still de- insple. Blue, red. Sizes 5-12. cotton. You know thay'ra tha Seven different sizes of Posture-Firm bedding to choose of wood-concrete and metal prsssion itself never really mate- bait availabla to ba uncon from at the same low price! Twin size, Three-quarter size, 2-year lease on standard I96S jiaUzed. WANTED! Comej 2-Door. Lower rates for ditionally guaranteed. K-39-->l and Full size in regular length (74”), the same three sizes inside or outside Actually, this was not too novel low mileage users, MissBS* 8iz«s 12 to 3; rad. blut, Whit*. S . 3 9 Twin sisei in either regular in extra length (80”), or Queen size . . . 60 inches wide, 80 Clean, Late Mbdel WB CAN PIT VOUI or extra long lengths. TAKES REPEATED SCRUBBING •B experience. We had a similarly inches long! Each mattress is made with a BakPrflex inner- Incamplete and inconclusive type Includds Everything CMVMiiaiit Cra
