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•\ rAGS TWENTy-FODR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1M4 iHattrb^Btrr SoraUts H «rd5 Am rata Dally Nat P ra« Ron For the WsMc ZhMivd S t John’s Uplsoopal Church o f ■dward D. Hdgar, smi of Mr. Marsh $, i f i g Rockville will ^ohsor a rum­ Rylandsr and Mrs. E d g u Bar- ley Mattason Is rsaponalbls fak tut Town and Mrs. Edward B. Edgar, racUffs, and Mrs. Stanley Mat- mage sale Friday from ■ to • 107 Autum St. recently enlisted Church Club arrangements; Wiliam Free­ p.m. in the bahement of the old .teson will be in charge of the man, signs; and SamuM n a r- I 1 3 ,9 1 9 CIssrtsg aai ssMor _ BrlUah American d u b in the United States Marine colISe shop. Mrs. Russell BlUott parish house on Talcott Ave. Corps and has reported for 12 son, posters. Msaibss of tbs Audit lOTv ba aas, rrtig lR ii am|l wft ^ ve a St Patrick*! Dance is responsible for invitations, Walter Smith Jr. to also serv­ The sale will be continued on weeks of recruit training at the To Sale Itamu of om u l^ Ugh m Mm 4$s. WahflWIejr for members and Mrs. Edwin Sage Jr. and Mrs. ing as general chdlrman, and gM idi. Charlie Varrtek and hla Saturday from 10 a m . to 3 Marine Oarpe Recruit Depot, Al

FAGS tw o MANCHESTFR e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTigH. CONN- THURSDAY, MARCH 1*. 1904 MANCHESTEB BVENINO HERALD. 1IANCHB8TBR, OONN. THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1904 caadidate and axpreaeed belief •fj'. Police Arrests that a Lodge c a n d i^ y woiild HI lYERYOKI! _ fltoafc’s oOtos hi Ow town at- 6 M anarchs [GOP Leaders be backed atroogly by the Mae- SheinwQld on Bridge Covent Ooa buHdbig. tteough the RoapariH Dram tbs aachuaetts delegation. [ MUm Stanko, Tour Ocalal HsBt IbvHw Tam T t 2 1 Block Sea Wednesday. Moecqw Offtaan and the daersa taam Packard-Infante Cyprus Unit ■ppports the Greek C ypM a. Attend Burial John J. Tucker, 46, Troy, Insist Lodge Sen. Bourka B. Hlckenlooper, FLAT TO CAPTURE KINO DANCE Hih Tlmr*., M . aiji S t . o f Urial L o t e o f M woro wOi R-Iowa, chairman of the Sei DEPENDS ON OTHER SUIT To Hie Very UkeaMa Nosle at Atvak m nattn rabaaane at 7:80 pjn, toiitui’row An hour after the passage at N. C.,. yesterday morning was Republican policy committee Bsst-Wsst vobienble Boys’ Sign-im the Soviet sMpe, ulna um s of cited ioT failure to obey a stop NORTH aH Kto M ssoale M l to Mar- S t Jamaaf Church was tks Fund Grows and an avowM neutral at this By ALFRED IHEINWOLD ^ 9 1 1 7 5 raw. the U.8. 6th Fleet ss^ed tfaroqgh Of King Paul sign at Pine and Walnut SU. Return Home point, said, "I would think that "MELODY NOnS" sOsns of Um m aittsgs at Miss How should you try to cap­ J 9 Fbr BasebaU The foutth annual Bt. Pat­ (Ooattmed from Page Oae) the Dardanelles Into tbs M ^ Tucker, who told police he was very aoon Lodge will have to ture a missing kiag adien you 0 J 2 — Exeellent Food aad Legal Eessngw — Anno Maris Iittants to Joseph terranean after a courtesy call J ' i-. (OnttMMd fMB One) WASHINGTON (AP) — Many CO* irletely disassociate himself rick’s Day donos, mionaorsd b^^ . r r s . looking for a street sign when have ten cards in the suit? ♦ A • 3 a St. Jude Oounell, Khighta of Stanley Packard, both of Man­ at Istanbul following Joint U.8.- J- Republicans on Capitol Hill say fr I any ambitions along. this Should you finesse or lead out WEST EAST warned it would pulf its troops Turkish naval maneuvers. and the Soviet Union, Conunu' the offense occurred, later post­ line, or declare that he does R K 6 A 2 Starts Friday Oohimbua, wiU be hold at • pjn. chester, oo Feb. 39. out of Cyimu, letting the Greek ed a $20 bond while awaiting Henry Cabot Lodge ought to the ace in the hppt that the OAK Restaurant Three shots crackled In the Biat countries where royalty is have these ambitions." king will fall? The answer may 10 57342 <9AQ3 Saturday at the KofC Homs on The bride Is a daughter of and 'Turkish Cypriots fight it out •onaldered a political curse. appearance in Manchester's Cir­ come home and campaign or Senate Republican Leader Ev­ 0 7 6 0 KQ 10953 o Downtown Manchester At 56 Onk 4tres4 6 Hegtotratkm of hoya, Snake RUl Rd. Danoikig wM be Mr. and Mrs. Romeo D. Infaote night In Nicosia, but the capital Uggetts cuit Court 12, March 30. depend on the hand as a whole unless there is quick relief for was otherwise quiet Thousands In the Une of inarch were else declare himself out pf the erett M. Dirksen of Dllnola said rather than on Just the num­ « K 7 4 «I0 6S Ample Free PnrIriBg Front and Renr. . . OUtnigh 18, intereatad in play­ to music o f Dick Adams and hto of 108 Autumn Bt. The bride­ former klnsa whose thrones no George J. Pitkat, 34, Vernon, s o im i band. A buffet wtk be setrad groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. British soldiers. of Greek Cypriots Jeered British A t The PUriewk GOP presidential race. it al.ould be noted that fanner ber of cards you bold in the ing baaetoell under the Coven­ troops and pictured President kmser exist—Umberto of Italy, was charged with operating an Vice President S^hard M. Nix­ suit. A A 10 9 4 3 during the evening. The oom- Josoph L. Packard at 09 Durant Amid cheers from bolh Labor MANCHEflTER Michael of Romania and Simeon unregistered motor vehicle last TT'i was the predominant on, who also has not declared ^ K 6 try Boye BaaebnM Aaeociation mlttaa fai oborg* of arranga- Bt Johnson as a friend of the night, and was ordered to ap­ view of Republican senators as South dealer 0 A 3 4 and Conservative members. Turks Wednesday. Students car­ at Bulfaria. they appraised the ambassa­ himself a candidate, received a East-West vulnerable program will ntart tomorrow. mtnta eompriaea Patrick Mo­ The Rev. JosMih H. McCann Commonwealth Secretary Dun­ Kins Paul died last Friday at pear in Circuit Court on March terrific write-tit" vote and ___ _ ♦ Q J » han and Noiman Major, oo- performed the ring cere­ ried a cartoon mowing Johnson 30. Pitkat was stopped near dor's u ^et victory in ‘IVesday’s (Opening lead—Five oi Hearts. Hie fimt Of a leriee of three can Sandys told the House of wearing a fez. Tatoi Palace, 16 miles north of New Hampshire president!^ didn’t spend any money’’ on East won the first trick with 1 A 4 A All ohalrmon, Raymond Marolo, mony and celebrated the nuptial Commons: "Ther is a limit to Athens, of uremia following stO' Main and Woodbridge Sts', when the New Hampahire campaign. *«|l»timtton aeariotw wlH be John R. Adtonoik aad J. Kevin high Mass. Mrs. Ralph Macca- police observed his car display­ preference primary. in spades depended on what hap- 12ih RECORD WEEK! the dangers and indignities mach surgery. He was 63 and Nixon finished fourth. lowed to win the next with the btid from 7 to’ 9 p.m. at the Dougharty of Mansfield. rone was organist and soloist CASH FUEL had reigned 17 years. ing expired (Feb. 1964) deal­ Lodge, who has said he is not Sen. John Sherman Cooper, mond toward dummy. West dis­ toon! “Seven Days In which ws have a right to ask er’s plates. a candidate because of foreign king of diamonds. East con­ carded a heart, and declarer R«*>*rtoon Bchool. The Boa and CaoMa 4-Haub Given in marriage by her fa- them (British soldiers) to en­ Workshop Today The mournful procession be­ service regulations, won the R-Ky., said the New Hampshire tinued with the queen of dia win meet at 7:80 p.m. tomor­ th«lr, the bride wore a floor- dure.” SERVICE gan after a SO-minute funeral Elmer E. Young Jr., 20, Hart­ primary, while not conclusive, monds, and South took the ace. ruffed the diamond in dummy. tiOl Ouhiequent regtotnMioiki wlU row at ttM Church Community length gown of lace over French service conducted by Archbish ford, yesterday shortly after 8 New Hampshire preference on Then he returned a trump, giv­ be accepted from 7 to 9 p.m, Sandys said Britain had given For Refuse Unit a write-in campaign while he “shows Ambassador Lodge Declarer could afford to lose Houee to practice for the an­ silk, designed with a lace bodice, Thant until today to report some Save 18.60 Oe • •• Golkw op Chrysostomos, primate of p.m. was charged with speed­ could be a serious candidate’’ ing the trick to West. Merch le at ’Coventry Omm- bateau neckline, long aleeves ing. He was chased by police was at his post in South Viet only one trick in spades and If West returned a club. South ruiiEnui nual Tolland ooimty talent progress in putting together the The Northeast Refuse Oom- 84-Hoar Bonur Servtoe Greece, in the capital’s Greek Nam. for the presidential n«nination. clubs combined. The beat play mar School and at 7 p. m show. with points over the wrists, and International force authorized OrUxxlox cathedm where the along W. Center and Spencer "But to be one,’’ Cooper de­ would get a free finesse and Binm Hhrch 30 at Ooventry High a full skirt with a butterfly bus­ mittee (NRC) will meet at 8 Sts. at high speeds, police re­ Sen. Barry Goldwater of Ari­ in spades depended onwhat hap­ if West returned anything else A dance for Coventry teen­ by the Security Council to re­ body had lain in state since clared, "I think he would have pened in clubs. Bobool when there < \ r tt t t t t ^ a eight yeare of age; the Hikers of Coventry. The five- Miss Carol Louise Infante of the island. workshops to compare notes. TeL 643-2141 Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of as if Henry Cabot Lodge will would play the nine. This play I Manchesler, sister of the bride, Fliers Said Alive, Special Events Maine, who finished a distant the spade tricks. He would plan would ^ck up the clubs wiUiout Netional league grouping will member group Includes Dennis West Germany, which is not a There will be a general meet­ stay on indefinitely as U.S. am­ to reach dummy as soon sis Philbrlck, 16, singing; Bernard was maid of honor. She wore a ing of all NRC members after fifth, wondered out loud how bassador to South Viet Nam. loea if East happened to hold be for boya nine and 10 yean ballerina-length gown of gold U.N. member, will contribute long Lodge could "remain a possible and then lead the thO ten of clubs. oU; the Amerioan league, for CostsUo, 10, bass guitar; about 1500,000, diplomaUc the workshops. Spying Is Denied The Ladies Night dinner- Lodge’s New Hampshire pri­ queen of spades for a finesse. Charles G<^ey, 18, lead guitar; silk organca over taffeta, fash­ dance at the Manchester Ki- member of the Johnson admin­ mary victory has boosted his Dally Question Itooee 11 and 13 yeara of ago; ioned with a scooped neckline sources said. The five-town group is laying istration and also remain as Since the club finesse had As dealer, you hold: Spades, rkA U ^IklA nnJBA, nu. George Crandall, 17, mythm Thant appealed for contribu­ s p e c i a l (OoattBned from Page One) wanis Club, scheduled for April Republican presidential nomina­ succeeded, however. South decid­ U A N W I T W SAT NIGHTS the Junior or pony leogsie, f him to come home to campaign. What do you say? "VERSATILES" itoe 16 and 16 year old boya; and small nations asked to provide In the peat six weeks. Three spades. If the king fell, well Answer: Bid one diamond. ardo and other adults. bouquet of yellow carnations troops said they were unwilling Amwican airmen were killed in Club. The event is part of a Sen. Carl T. Curtis, R-Neb., But State Department inform­ and good; and if it failed to the American Legion League, and green fern. NASA AIDE TO QUIT NEW 40th anniveiaary celebration one of Goldwater’s campaign You have 11 points in high Featuring—Vocalt DON MOORB to bear the cost. the earlier incident over East ants said the cable traffic be­ fall. South had a plan in re­ cards, and 3 points for the tm- for boye through IS yean of Manobester Evening Herald Burton Jackson of Manches­ WASHINQ’TON (AP) — Wal­ Germany Jan. 38. the Manchester club. advisers, said, "Lodge should tween Lodge and Washington serve. Guitar: HANK ERJK age. Coventry corre#p 623 MAIN STREET Guild will be donating either brook of Manchester. ous committees. Schiffer announced plans to money, cookies or aoma~bther tinued American support. K vadas - F rankovitch appeal to the U.S. Supreme grant to assist Ansonia, Conn., Mias Ann Laura Frankovitch The bride’s mother wore a After the busineea meeting, a WR L n W O O ^ in purchasing land' for a city CAFE CORNER OF PEARL form of dessert for the social Court after the Judge overruled hour. Part of the entertainment and Anthony J. Kvadas in both two-piece dress of blue brocade film entitled "Pulse of Life" Associates Deny Ms motion for a hearing before park has been approved. The FEATURING DAILY LENTEN SPEQALS of Manchester, exchanged 'vows with matching accessories, and WiU be shown, and a demon­ another Judge. tract under consideration is 81 cjwiU be musical. Scotland Theme a corsage of white and blue acres. The grant is' intended to ^ T h e Guild la Inviting elH wom­ at St. Jamee’ Church on Feh. 8. stration of the most effective Johnson, Bobby "I have never attempted to The brkJe is the daughter of feathered carnations. The bride­ hnethods of administering oceil '€0 cover 20 per cent of a total an of the pEUiah interested to Of Lutz Program groom’s mother wore a blue do anything but to try to pro­ cost of 1120,000. attend and visit with the rett- Mr. and Mrs. John J. FYanko- resutscitaiUon. "Resuacl - Aime" Engaged in Feud tect the best interests of this denta at the home. * vltch of 44 Perldna St. The wool dress, flowered hat, navy will be used as a v k f ^ Re- client,’’ Schiffer said. bine accessories, and a corsage Matinee InvitatloD A Scottish program, sponaor- bridegroom is the son of Mr. fraohmento will be ssrved at I ., The Judge said he had "never ^ by Luts Junior Museum, will of white feathered carnations. the .oloae of the program. (Oontlnuod from Pago One) in my life performed a thing Pupils of Grades 1 thrdugb 4 and Mrs. Anthony K'vadu of STANLtV W A R N IiR a t Coventry Grammar Sdiool be prssentod Saturday at 1:80 100 Ounpfield Rd. A reception for the Immedi­ which caused me greater aad- ate families and bridal party NO MASKS NIOIDBD NOW AT •LENNEY'S bahalf in New Hampshire or nees." ore invited to attend the Mans­ p.m. at Bailey Auditorium, Man- The Rev. Joseph H. MoCann Fbe Qoafity j elsewhere field Matinee Series Saturday performed the double ring cere­ WEw held at the home of the ELKO, Nev. (AP)—After 46 "But I feel that it was neces­ NOW cheseter High School. “The bridegroom’s parents. The cou­ Fears had been voiced that sary," the Judge said, "if I TATE afternoon at the E. O. Smith mony. Mrs. Jane Maccarone years, it’s legal to go unmasked Johnson would feel nettled if High School in Storrs. TTie pro- Highlanders," a group of chil­ was organrtot and soloist. The ple will live in Manchester. in Elko’s public buildings. KITCHEN Mrs. Kvadas, a 1968 gradu­ ...an d Kennedy got more write-lne 4 ACADEMY gram will feature an operetta: dren 6 to 13 years of age, will altar was decorated with bou­ A city ordinance esiaoted In ^ h e WoodamEUi and the Wolf.’’ present a group of Scottish ate of Manchester High the 1916 Influenza epidemic re­ MATTRESSES | than Johneon did. Ac it turned AWARD quets of carnationa and gladioU. School, is employed as a tele­ NOMINATIONS SECOND ANNUAL A bus will leave from the local dances. They will be directed by The bride, given in marriage quired all persons to wear out, Johnson polled 39,635, Ken­ school at 2:80 p.m. to attend Miss Gail Batson of Hebron. phone operator by the Southern masks in pubHc building. starts here! nedy 35,861 in the complete, un- i “TOU SIUST SEE TP* the program at 8:80 p.m. The by her father, wore a fiiU- New Englmd Telephone Co., X and J MANsneiorz. Says Ed Sullivan—CB8-TV MANCHESTER ANTIQUE SHOW Members of the dance group Icngth gown of glazed nylon and Someone noticed the law still REMODELING o^lsIeCount. But the feud Ulk ; [JCLil-ai.WIUHailTICtT0I S j bus will return at about 6 p.m. are Dawn Price, and Kathleen, Manchester. Mr. Kvadas, a 1961 was on the books, so the Ctty When parents are asked to pick satin, designd with a fitted bod­ graduate ot Manchester High u.uuu He-Openiiig SECOND CONGREGA-nONAL CHURCH Karen, Bethany and Jonathan ice of lace, long lece sleeves and Council repealed it TYiesday The White House has insisted For 1904 Season up their children. Horton, all of Hebron; Elite School, graduated from New hlght. that the schism is a creation of 885 NORTH MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. Brlefa BOXSPRINGS I If kitchen remodeling is Friday, Saturday, Sunday Murdock of Windsor, and Melis­ newspaper columnists. A close Th* Senior Pilgrim FeUow- sa Lindsay of Marlborough. fai your {dans for this Johnson associate of long stand­ 2 TOP HITS SPONSORED BY THE COUPLES CLUB ahip of Second CJongregatlonal ing said he had “never even Dean Martla, The Taggart Pipe and Drum spring, pay us a visit real U s Montgomery, Church will have a home-bake Corps will accompany the danc­ at a New Low Price! I heard of this feud, except in the food sole Sunday after the newspapers. They're putUng 2 Carol Burnett In ers and 'Will peiform solo, di­ aoon and see how easy it "Who’s Been Sleeping THURSDAY, MARCH 19,1964 1-10 PJd. morning worship. The sale will rected by R J. Taggert, pipe and 2 together and getting 20, be held in the Church Com­ is to see your dreams of I think the Republicans are pro­ In My Bed?” major. Scottloh songs will be munity House. sung by John Bell of Hebron, a new kitchen ccnne true! moting it to embarrass us." Hilarious Companion Feature Menubers of the church pariah White House press secretary Jerry Lewis, Jill SL John In FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1964 1- 9 PJd. accompanied by Robert Horton, 0 s ir y s We’re headquarters for are reminded that Mrs. Byron plMtat. Pierre Salinger scoffed at re­ "Who’s Minding The Store?" W. Hall, flower committee everything you’ll need ports the two men aren’t on ALL ITEMS FOR SALE A short travelogue, "Wings speaking terms. chairman, la taking orders for Over Scotland," will be ahown. ,. . we’ll help with your UJies or asMleae to be used on The program will take one and SsttM Ina iHnctlM kn«i I "All I know about it is what FOOD BAR ON PREMISFS ealitysssa.lawipns|tott, I plans . .. and best of all, the church altar Elaater. one-half hours. is p ro u d I read in the newspapers," Sal­ Thla AD permlta ont or two penoni to A session for making new The show Is free to museum PrtMttoSea it will cost much less inger said. "I think the Presi­ voters will be held from 10 a.m. members, with an admission 2 9 dent sees the attorney general idUDPRBMMfiERnUU purchaae 70c tickeu tor OOe each. EACH iluui you expected! on vaiioua matters from time to to noon Saturday In the town chEUK* for non-members. of the smooth, sleek styling time.” ) K ‘RC OMOML* m a OK BSHM QUARANTUD SAYlNOS The two reportedly were en­ Starting timee at 6:00 A 8:00 gaged in animated and friendly j conversation as recently as last Carol of their young men's shoes Bumrtt 8ATUBDAY A SUNDAY Friday night when they attend­ Oontinnoos from 2 PJd. ed a farewell party In the White IlfMweWwww k Shown at 2 - S A 8 PAI. J House for Arthur Schleainger BOTH STORES l o w a s Jr., resigning as a presidential Sforfor Kifchens ^^5 assistant. TUES. On* Day Only ' / 2 y hy OKorittr 4*iifas4 Hckhi|z ReporU of varying degrees of LENTEN OPEN hines frit, loMS ta.*. fins Here’s the easy way to start kitchen remodelAg at minimum outlay. animosity have been circulating MMV ON THE GIANT 8C7IBEN since 1960. Then, it was widely i n t e c HNICOLOR’I iewroiiii sOO. m- You can trust Glenney’s for top quality materials at moderate c(»t. All ■ M f THUR& 3 9 this included at this low price: rumored, Kennedy heatedly op- Oo-hlt Alfred Hltchcocki FAIRWAY p e d w i h MItkiriM. poeed Johneon as the hinnlng "Vertlso" MADRiGE Evans EACH a—50” Base OabtaieU 5—Un. Ft. Poet Form Formioa Coun­ mate of his brother, John T. ’N FR1. 1—«f" sink Front ter Top. 6” Beck with Sink Out Kennedy. SPECIAL e a s y TERMS a—aO’! Hangtaif CaUnats Out and iUni But Robert Kennedy’s assocl- JUDITH ANDEBSIW 1 65" X S’ SeaAap Seroll 1—24” X 21’’ White Cast Iroh Sink ktes say that no matter how the hfBaaxH«0frsifi4ac5w 1—Set Deck Faucets With Spray two men may differ personally, FISH TILL 9 Johnson won Robert Kennedy’s s admiration by serving loyally as Read Herald Ads. ftiacBetit Evtrytflinf To President Kennedy’s vice presi­ 'N' CARDS SOUND.CONDITION f* dent and supporting the Kenne­ FROM IMM Mtos fraf asIqMi h- WITH Modoniisa Your Kitchm dy program. Atty. Gen, Kennedy has said in fifM isMopriif unilt. Dm - I he will do whatever the Demo­ FRIES Armstrong Make life easier with a new kitchen. cratic party asks of him in ritor 4mI|s I n. ticUii|. Itod | Stop in and see all the new conven­ Johnson’s presidential cam­ CHESTER "»!,« IMtanpcoiz 4 9 iences . . . here are Ideas for every paign this year. Even If Johnson EACH CEILINGS remodeling plan, simple or elaborate. should decide against Kennedy •OTM FOR as his running mate, observers •OLTON NOTCH S A V E MOWI Add new beauty and quiet to Exhaust Fan and Hood feel he would scarcely risk los­ Rout9s6m m i444 \ 1 0 .9 9 your kltehen in this one easy ing Kennedy’s support'!^ add­ Shart /our Easter liappiaeaa Ch arcoal Brown, Rkmk stop. All the new etylee here Rinse Quick AuUunatte Spray ing to rumors of a feud. JV/ING—FRI..SA*. •>- • now . . . and we’ll show you For Kennedy—who managed w . are sacrificing profits In ^ how easy it U to install anv Shutterettee Ms brother's successful cam­ order to Introduce the new BLUE BELL Presidential Series J paign in 1960—Is close to pollU- Crf^ting cards from our woo* Armstrong eeUlng yourself. Garbage Diepeeal of Mattresses and Box Springs. SAVE AS MUCH AS $20. J eal leaders across the country ioMKiiaiii The smooth, slook styling of Ptdwins goes with the trim, taporod look i r X 14’ ■ wegA Dishwasher who could help or harm Johnson ^diorfal oolleedoii. So many tof* ^CH PIECE on these Presidential quality units. Limited ? Maam As Low As “20 this year. This Is particularly of today's wooring oppord. On*tom Kltehen Couater Top true in the InOustrial Northeast. (NMeMncn time offer! After this sale, prices go up. Each unit carries J In the midst of the feud talk ciiooae from that yoa*re aura lo Johnson held an unannounced aainsas a manufacturer’s warrantee against structural defects for ja meeting Wednesday with Wis­ ftad the perfect exprecaioo of 7 years. . . . 10 years. . . 12 years. FREE ESTIMATES EASY TERMS consin Gov. John W. Reynolds. SEE OUR UP-TO-DATE p e d w i n s Bring room measurements and we’ll Enjoy your home Improvements NOW ‘ White House aides urged report­ poor aentimenta for rrerTbody. ers to question Reynolds when - ♦ Funish an eetimata of remodeling with Glenney’t^ Easy Credit It BudgetBud Tk poor Utahm without any eblignUon. Aoeount (C.B.A.) As litUe as |16 a he emerged from the oval The Shoes With Young Ideas MAWUfACTUIMWI Of rMWW imttt WOW ^ month buys up to 5100.00. office. Reynolds said any write-in MwnntiieiiifDou ******A ***JT5******************** drlvn for Keimodjr in hia atnte'a ApHl 7 prlmnnr would be “a Uttle aainlBe’’ alMe prostdential SHOP FRIDAYS candldatas tndltionaUy cbooM tmnm th ir own running mates, A n M m fH IE IS a committee boost Kennedy’s 8 la sa tlsa s —. 7 0 R N PJE name ap ato vlee presidential iSRUi .SBlWHlITWMjl mMUbBtiaet DowaOasni Maaritastor BEZZINI BROS. BUILDING MATERIALS write-in filed tacomratlon pa­ iiMiniuSMi'Marn LUMBER FUEL pers In YHsoonaln Tiieeiiej WAYSIDE FURNITURE ■ t T e b M S S lit At ttM iimOee DepaurtmaaL *amiMMiwiMUBi* MANCHESTER SHOPPINC PARKADE M a m a d fa ntttlaOs amid tbs Fairway Tipke. B. 336 NORTH MAIN S’TREET feud furor w u Otsertbed hr a» m ow oTijm A* oioo wim mutuK Naat t o : 519 E. Cl»rrER STREET—AT THE GREEN—TEL. 649-1864 tn o oAifADiAifa’*—(cxitjni)-*. b y a h Mar M arino ■ ' ' I i aesoctoto as *7idaaodi’’ 0|M R WMlRtMlay, TliHrMlay iiA F rlia f NigMi i i >.M ’ OPEN DAILY 19^U d.> 9 P.M. —SATi 9 A.M. to I P.M. ^ f r I . i: J /■

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHIBTER, OONN« 1HUR8DAT, ICARCH 1M4

perhitandent od echools, spoke Jemlgan of Oklahoma Oty, Wind$or od the right od eaoh child to an Shriners View Okla., was ehanengad by tha 1st m edoeatton that developa hla Brigade cooks when he chided maximum potential. Bennett Slides of Trip them for their language. j Plotkln, aaetatant superintend­ If the cooks couldn’t go a Net Earnings Tats ent dieousaed the extensive ‘Caribbean Banand Boat week without cussing, they saoh I aeries of payohological and Oruise” will ba the topic of a would contribute $3 to the "hap. Hfttfainate 50 physieal teste and oonferencea colored alidee pr ueentatlon at Iain’s fund. It thaycoutd, Jsi^ COLUMBUS Up at UAC with teaohera and parents which nlgu would go on KP. KNIGHTS the March 20 meeting of Omar precede placing a cWkl in a apt- Shrine Otfi). Half a dosan paMaAaead Tha United Aircraft Corp. dal class. Mtes Marie Llnde- cooks groped for wards to sk* [TpTopUnitl The travriogue wUl be pra- showed net oaminga of S21,- mark, special teacher of the aented by Omar dlreotori 'niom- press tbsmsehras for aovoa elaae, explained the need to as F. ptoguaon and Russell days. On the eighth day, Jaml- 450,378—or S8.12 per eharo— H m Dm ocntlt Town Oom> make all learning meaningful Prentice, wiio msde sudi a trip m spent the d ^ elbow deep hi on Miee of 31,281.060,409 tor ■rittM** rabotniDMidMl alaU of and applicable to life situations. dishwater. The boje enjoy ehop and the in February. The meeting will the 1963 calendar year. M notnhMoa for town oommlt- be at Miller’s Restaurant, with girls receive cooking instruc­ TRIM trontE B TOe figuree are all up from tM m«mb«nhlp for the next a social hour at 6:30 p re y in g tion because teachers volunteer PATCHOOUE, N.T. (AP) — 1962, when UAC showed net two jmnn wna minnimoualy np* their free time for this purpose. a 7:30 dinner. eamlnge of 318,106,862, or 32.60 pravod nt a caucua at the h l^ Shriners are asked to make Nobody has to remind custom­ achool Friday night At the bu.vineas meeting, pre­ their reservations with club ers of the Michael Valenti bar- JS.ST' The propoaed slate is: Frank sided over by Mrs. Roger Cottle, secretary Raymond Bogus, 39 berabop to get haireuta anw>| chairman, the main topic of dis­ Bryan Dr., by Saturday. more. Not once Jean Caroia 7710 totals were released this A heani, AOmtI Aniallo, Fted cussion was the brochure which Herrachaft, IS, started bar afternoon In a report from H. BabMtt T. L Burgess, T. M. the committee plans to publirii prentlceshlp thara. M. Homer, UAC chairman, and Burgess, Francis Colonan, fai Itoy. It will oontaln the final KP Cures Cussing After giadnating from h William P. Qwinn, president, to Xveiott Delaney, Shirley Del- report of the study group and school, the 5-foot, 7-inch blonde I _ company's approximately nldri, Xdward Deslnis, John a summary of the area facilities COLUMBUS, Oa. (AP) — If attended barber school and qual­ 47,000 stockholders. Cutler, Fred Doocy, Umberto open to mentally retarded chil­ the Army wants to know how it ified for a atate apprentlca U- > The report attributes the rise Del Mastro, Charles Bnes, Dr. dren. can cut down on cussing in the cenee. Valenti’s patrons art in net earnings primarily to In- Irving Freedman, John Flood, mess halls, the 1st B rl^de of enthusiastic about the new addl- ®f®A*®d sales, including sales of Joseph OauUn, Herman Oold Manoheeter Evening Herald the 2nd Infantry Division has ti ed to rise by 160,000,000 this ------• A ---- - four Columbia University medi­ Woodeoek. year, and to account for a larg­ cal scientists. This will be the new town er percentage — 28 per cent in­ Some contemporary research­ eommittee under state statutes stead of 21 per cent — of UAC Bolton ers feel that the present cases unless an opposing slate is filed sales. Town First of the neurological disorder are Her a primary. Approximately United's fixed assets — real outgrowths of infections re­ Second Church Sale Features Relics of Past US Donoorate attended. Atty. estate, property and equipment With Open ceived during, the poet-World Mrs. Felix M. Davis, wife of the pastor of Second Congregational Church, is holding a late Edwin Tossman was chairman —totaled 3402,960,241 in value Phil Dooley’s War I encephalitis epidemic. 18th century tea' caddy, made of fruitwood in the shape of a pear, at a preview yesterday ed the caucus. at the end of 1963, an lncrea.se The Columbia scientists, all of of articles to be exhibited at the second annual Manchester Antique Show. The Couples Bed Cfeose of about $35,000,000 over the Space Pact whom are on the staff of (tolum- Club of the church will sponsor the show Thursday, March 19 from 1 to 10 p.m., and Friday, AMy. Edwin A. $366,312,215 recorded at the end Exhibit Tops bia’s College of Physicians and March 20, from 1 to 9 p.m. In Fellowship Hall at the church. Proceeds will benefit the dmlman of tiie Red Cross of 1M2. Elmployment increased Surgeons and are also associ­ church. Sandwiches and homemade desserts will be served, beginning at 1 p.m., both days of fMee hi floulli Windsor, has from 1962’b 63,461 to 64,670 at Manchester is the first Capi­ ated with the Columbia-Presby- the show. Supper will be served both nights at 5:30 in the church parlor. Food will be pre­ asmounoed the area captalne for the end of 1963. Science Fair tol Region community to sign terian Medical Center, refute pared and served by women of the church. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) th e «fe*ve; Pine K not, WHitam The report also Includes men-, an open spaces agreement that this theory. Bolton Elementary School Tow . Biroh Hm, Edward tlon of a proposal Pratt A could qualify the town for in­ In a recent report they point had been Identified as a major 1 100 years betore the epidemic, ed to die out when tha postwar ■taMT. Spenoer Betghte, Mrs. Whitney has submitted to the science fair winners were pre­ out that Parkinson’s disease neurological problem for at least emd therefore cannot be expect­ creased federal grants for open generation does. Boidde Cfetuda; Woodland Park, Federal Aviation Agency to sented awards last night by space purchases. MUa Boessll Bee; Avery participate in the development Principal Lincoln Nystrom. H sighte, Uknberto D el Mkwtzo; of an engine for the proposed If the agreement is approved ^ BUWID0f% mKDG% Jin , ■upersonic ' oommerclal trans­ Philip Dooley, Grade 8, took by the legislators in towns com­ mnn; Boaih Wkidwr HelgMs, port. first prize in the first division prising at least 60 per cent of Edward Btetan; Ftenbam B h TTie airliner would compete with a Foucault pendulum. C ardl the Capitol Region, those towns thtea, John lladdan; Haasant on the international market Barrett, Grade 5, took first prize will be eligible for 30 per cent E d tey, MIsb Baitnra Nlcbol- with the French-BrlUsh-Con- In the second division with a grants for all open space pur­ m and Mias IFMcloia DaBey; oorrie, and is slated for eubstan- model of a cave showing stalac­ chases providing the purchase Denting Et, Mkn. Raymond tldat federal subsidlmtlon. tites and stalagmites. is cleared by the Capitol Re­ BeEowdi; Main St, HUtvy J. Homer and Gwtnn say in the Mary Clscon, Grade 4, took gion ^Planning Agency (CRPA). Odhaa; Otover HBta, M m CUtF “THE SECOND report that the large Inveetment first prize in the third division Speaks to Men At present towns are eligible ler; Euadtea Lakes, She development of engines for with a display of birds’ nests. Dr. James V. Claypool will be for 20 per cent Federal grants for open space purchases. llianaa IteaatUao; Oxatam Ee- the spupersonlc aircraft will re­ John McCarrick, Grade 2, took gueet speaker at the Commun­ quire is beyond the financial first prize In the fourth division All participating towns must tetna AEm Levay; Nortlrvlew ion service and brecUcfaat of the D r , Mka. Allan Bnism ; Maakel oapehiUUes of the areoepace in­ with a tree model showing tree submit all open space purchases M , lEa. Rofeait Laurie; Otti- dustry. products. Methodist Men of Rockville over five acres for review ton D r , ID b . Douglas GRAND NIGHT OF MUSIC” "If it Is in the pubUc interest Runners-up m division one MetbocUsti Church on March 22. whether or not federal grants EBkiBten Rd,, Jiote Naohyly; to undertake the eupersonlc were: George Murphy and Don­ Dr. Claypool, a Methodist min­ are being requested, under the a BB y Batnte^ Mrs. Peter NV- tranoport project,” the report ald Sobol, Grade 8, project on ister, Is superintendent of the terms of the agreement. ■aya, "the venture, in our judg­ weather; John Gorton, Grade 7, Norwich District New Elngland The agreement was approved Benefit of Msgr, Hannon Scholarship Fund ment, should for the most part spectrascope; Barbara Murphy, Southern Conference of the by Manchester’s directors at nM^Amecican Legion Pootl be underwritten by government Grade 7, project on fern, first Methodist Church. their March 3 meeting, and wlH hoU a charter member and [ sources.’* runner-up. He is a member of the gen signed for the town by General post oonmanderniglit on March "Oovemment support of the In division two: John Murphy, eral commission on chaplains Manager Richard Meutin. iff at 7 pjn. at the Main S t Le- ■upersonic transport will have Grade 5, levers; John Lelner, Since Manchester approved Grade 6, insects; Holly Gorton, and armed forces personnel, the the agreement, two other towns a beneficial effect on the econ­ Grade 5, pendulum, first nm- Methodist commission on chap­ have also done so. Both of teem IMhdn Stead, eom m ittee omy and the important balance lains, the Methodist oonUnisslon —West Hartford and Glaston­ tfnlm an reports the. progiam I EAST CATHOLIC of payment problem, for such a ner-up. In division three: Bernice on overseas relief and was a bury—have open space pur­ hMlodse a oatered roast beefi pr(Mem im clearly neoeseary if Kurys,-Grade 4, white pine; Ste­ delegate to the Assembly of Na­ chases pending which would be­ wpper, guest apsaken and ape-1 the American industry is to phen Arnold, Grade 4, propul­ tional 0]iuncii of Churches In come eligible for the increased atel events. It tp open to the compete with the Concorde su- sion; Linda Clscon and Michael Philadelphia, Pa., lost Decem­ federal aid when enough towns psMIe. Tfchete may be pur-1 HIGH SCHOOL perecnic tranaport project re­ Kurys, Grade 3, tied for first ber. approve the agre«nent. (tmaad Ikom any legion mem- portedly funded in full by Brit­ runner-up with maple syrup Ih e Communion service wUl ish and French govemmente.” and wheat, respectively. be held on Palm Sunday at 7 a. poet la idanning a oere-| SATURDAY, MARCH 14-SUNDAY, MARCH IS The report also oantains an In division tour: Thomas m. A traditional breakfast/'of ■may to honor eii h* deoeaoed Insert picturing the 2,000 mile Kurys, cotton. Grade 1; Thomas bacon and eggs will be served. Parks Files Bid hMubera. Oompiato roaten are per hour Lockheed A ll jet, un Harris, Grade 2, breathing sys­ Ticketa may be obtained not em B aU e for a ll od the SO' tem; Lynn Valentine, Grade 1, For Bankruptcy ud the poet history. veiled by President Johnson at from Homer Waltz at the Rock­ CURTAIH TIME 8:15 P.Mv-DONATIOH $1JW a news conference Feb. 29. The plemts, first runner-up. ville Methodist Church or at the relaUvee od a de-1 Donald H. Parks of 671 osaoM aMBober are aaked to plane Is powered by a Pratt A Judges were Mrs. Charles Ad­ TaloottviUe Congrega t i o n a 1, Now Thru March 20.», Whitney J68 engine. dison, Mrs. Dorothy Bosworth, Tolland UiWted, Union Congre­ Hartford Rd., a cabinetmaker uuntaot the post h isto ria n for division four; Harold Smith, and carpenter, has filed a peti­ Cbaatas Davia at 3M Hilton Dr. gational, Vernon Methodist Philip Dooley Sr., for divisions and Ellington Congregational tion for baufikruptcy in U.S. Bear Betarded Neete FREE 5 Piece Plena Srtting of ETERNAL three and two; and Randolph District Court, Hartford. B m Sooth Windsor Commit­ Campbell Council Extends Its Kindest Appreciation Hospital jNotes Gibson from the Hartford churdhes. Deadline tor reser- The action wets referred this tee to Stute the Needa od Re­ HARVEST Pattern Stainless Steel vaUona la March 16. morning to Referee in Bank­ tarded Children, beard three school system for grades 7 and visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. 8. ruptcy Saul Seidman. Mpresentattvea of the oohool To The Following Sponsors: Parks listed his net assets at ^rateni dtoouae the edaoatton of Flatwore— Imported from HOLLAND. to all areas excepting maternity Gibson recommended that ■MOtalty ntacdod children re- where they are 2 to 4 p.m. and both Dooley and John Gorton Polar Skier Told $300, and totel liabIliUes at $5,- oanMIf. Marts Woodraaiwee, 6:80 to 6 p.m. and private rooms enter their exhibits in the 697.84, including a priority rent A S H Automatic Transmission, Inc. Annulli Construction Co. where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Northern (Connecticut Science To Get Off Base item of $260 to FYank Roush of Auto Discount Housa, Inc. Paul Buottnar, Florist visitors are reqaested not to Fair. Vernon. smoke In patients’ rooms. No George Leanlasld, fair chair­ He includes, in liablUties, Blish Hardwara Co. Bob's Sorviee Cantor more than two vlsltore at one man, thanked members of his OSLO, Norway (AP)—Bjoem Herman Stewart, $1,448.92; A R E YO U IN ttmo per patient. committee, Mrs. Sylvia Patrick St .lb's expedition to ski across Douglas Motors, Manchester, Bolton Laka Hotai Bolton Pharmacy. and John Senteio; PTA presi­ the ^orth Pole has been given $370.34; Lowry (Ohio) Air­ Bourne Buibk Patients Today; 269 dent Mra. WlUiam Valentine; 24 hours to get off Canada's force Base Credit Union, or ouf of Carter Chevrolet Co. the PTA Itself for donation of $896.07; Modem Finance Corp., ADMITTED YESTERDAY Alert airbase in the arctic, the Charlia's Tiro & Atlantic ..Sarviea Chorchos Motor Salas, Inc. Arthur Querette, Loveland Hill prizes;. and students Craig Coshocton, Ohio, $836.92; H O T W A T ER ? Rd., Rockville; Wendy Kemp, Pepin and Tony Krzeslckl for Oslo newspaper Aftenposten re­ American Corp., Washington, Clark# Motor Sales their, h ^ . ported today. D. C., $388.88; Forney Accept­ JBBt A daj for fad Conn. Famous Nutmeg Brand Meat Products 28 Plymouth Lane; Mrs. Doro­ Corot Casuals thy Williams, 94 Russell St.; A o o p ^ ty crowd fUled the Aftenposten correspondent ance Corp., FT. Collins, dolo., OBB g«t JOB out of Cor noil Bak# Shop Martin Patten, Rockville; Peter Civli Defense room for the pre­ Erik Lunde, who is with the 12- $259.18. tronblel San Crispino's Suprema Foods Cunliffa Motor Sales Joseph, Wapping; Laura Hlg sentation of awards. Parents man expedition, said the station Also, Allied Radio Corp., Chi­ ley, 24 Erie St.; Mrs. Margaret and children toured the exhibits commander ordered the group cago, $110.87; Albert’s and Deci's Drive In Dillon Salas & Service and were served refreshments Commercial System, Water- H you Mvo to a typical With the deposit of 925 or more Kibbe, Somers; John Slerakow- to move five miles from the Paul Dodge Pontiac skl, 40 High St., Rockville; Mrs. by thq PTA. base as soon as it landed there bury, $760; Dr. Kasmlr Kowal­ bouM, you eould aaally nm Eastern Coast Enterprises, Inc. Barbara Oess, 286 School St.; Danos Number Slated . with its dogs and equipment in ski, East Hartford, $100; Co­ out of hot water several lumbia Record (31ub, Terre, mm a week. to d new or existing account. Piano's Restaurant First Food Storo, Inc. Albert Pranckus, 10 High St., The Tylerettes from the two transport planes. 4 Rockville; Robert Rloux, 333 Gertrude 'Tyler School of Dance No one has crossed the arctic Haute, Ind., $121.70; and Now yon can have all the (Only O r b P R K PIocb S«ftliM to on Account) Fogarty Brothars, Inc. WHCTT-Channel 18 Subscrip­ hot water you need a t one Friendly Ice Cream Hilliard St.; Michael Gugllel- will perform at St. Maurice icecap on skis before. Stalb, 25, tha* tor aaly 9^e* a day. Addiftonal 5 Piece Place Seftings Glennay's Man's Shop mino, RFD 2, Botton; Mis. Lola Church’s show, "That’s Show a Norwegian shipping man, ex­ tion TV. Hartford, $26. 'ndak of It—only OHc* a Raymond Gorman Insurance Young, 83 Nike Circle; Mrs. Bis,” to be given April 10 and pected to make the trip in 90- day! only $2,2S with each deposit of $25 or more Hallmark Pharmacy Harrison's Stationers Lillian Piper, 18 Winter St.; Jo­ 11. Performing will be: Sendee 100 ‘days. Tea, thanks to MofaUhaat seph Coulombe, 159 Woodland Auden, Judy Williams, Merle Lunde said Stalb protested —and an oO-Oxod hot water Highland Park Market, Inc. Hilltop Market St.; Truman Cowles, 4 Hoffman Frazier, Georgia Flavell, Kathy that he could not move all his baator of eofreet capacity— Holmes Funeral Home Rd.; Mrs. Josephine Garcia, 45 Barry, Patty Aceto, Lee Aceto, equipment by dog sled the re­ mr family can tsika care Home Spacialtla^^. CooUdge St.; Mrs. Anna Brock, Karen Kopecki, Linda Cox, quired distance in such a short period. He asked the Norwegian of an thtor waMiing needs House & Hale Jarvis Enterprises, Inc. Glastonbury; Mrs. Ruth Wad­ Lorraine Fisher, Joyce Rydle- at one ttom NOW-Instant Dividends dell, 59 Cooper Hill St. wicz and Nancy Chambers. Embassy in Ottawa to try to Quotations Furnished by Mem con do the family E. A. Johnson Paint Co. Laclarc Funeral Home ADMITTED TODAY: A hootenanny act will be have.the order revoked. Cobum Middlebrook, Inc. ■h, Bte eaa do the dishes Stephen Schllllnger, 289 W. given by Gordon MacDonald At the Canadian Embassy in Bank Stocks Lanox Pharmacy Oslo, third secretary George at the aaaae ttma Junior Currant ANNUAL DIVIDEND Manchester Motor Sales Center St. and Hank and Kathy Monte Bid Asked haa Ms bath, and you on- Manchester Public Market BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A rose. John Dyment of Man­ Rahon said he had warned Conn. Bank and Jsg a toowar. Manchester Surplus Salts Co. son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas chester will be accompanist. Stalb that the base "is an active Trust Co...... 71 76 Don’t Mmy—phono ua to­ Medical Pharmacy Moriarty Brothars, Inc. Tedford Jr., East Hartford; a Eileen and Ray Berube direct and important operational sup­ Hartford National day. Ftod out how easy it la daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ the show. Mr, and Mra. port base in the North Ameri­ Bank Co...... 07 71 to asrtteh to a MobObeat- Moriarty's Flying " A " Service John Mostrandroa, Mgr. ry Walker, Loveland Hill Rd., Norman Labba are general can defense system, and that he Fire Insurance Companies ind water- haat. Modern TV Service Rockville. chairmen. had better make sure in ad­ HarUord Fire ___ 68 72 *A«anfa tomOy of tour. Sun Ufa Insurance of Canada BIRTHS TODAY: A son to vance that the authorities in Ot­ NaUonal F ir e ___121 129 Grange Notes tawa would allow htm to use from Day of Daposlt North End Pharmacy Nassiff Arms Company Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Griffin, The Orange will meet tomor­ Phoenix Fire ___ 123 131 Wapping; a daughter to Mr. row at 8 p.m. in the Commimlty It.” Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. Quish Funeral Home Pantaleo's Used Auto Parts Rahon said he also told Stalls Aetna Casualty .. 120 128 PAID QUARTULY and Mrs. Reginald Spaulding, Hall. Bnice Ronson will show of a landing strip In the area MOIIARTY Royal lea Cream Co. Hebron. slides of Nassau. Everyone is Aetna Life ...... 178 180 Regal Man's Shop DISCHAROEDD YESTER­ asked to wear a touch of green but off the base. He said he Conn. General ... 173 181 DAY: Susan Gasper, Coventry; for St. Patrick’s Day. recommended that the exj;iedi- HfU. Steam Boiler 142 150 Savings Bank of Manchester ’ Rudy's Sorvico Station Uon get permission to use It. MOTHERS Fir»t quartarly dtvMmid w H bn poM Mrs. Steffie Sypher, WllUman- The Grange wants to thank Security Iqs...... 69 78 Schiabal Brothers Salem Nassiff Camara Shop tlc; Robert Carlson, 8ff Whke everyone who worked on the Travelers (new) .. 52% M3-5135 March 3Ut on total dapotitt to your occoont Frank Sottilla • Conn. Br. Mgr. St.; Frederick Warren, RlflD 2, variety show, which ^ y e d to a PubUo UtUlttee Soaltoit Foods Bolton; Holland Meloche, Bay- capacity drowd last Saturday. Car Skids, Hits Conn, Light Power 30^ 83% 301-^^ CBRlBr St. Sun Ufa Ins. of Canada South Windsor Garage berry Rd., Bolton; Nancy A profit of $140 was realised. Hfd. Elec. Ught .. 49 52 Evans, Ellington -Ave., Rook- This will go toward the bekuti- Hartford Gas Co. . 39% 42% John Surwill Texaco Station The Egg~N-You ville; Robert Gordon, 160 Wells Scation of Bolton Green, Parked Vehicle Southern New Eng- Tiornoy Funeral Homo St.; Fred Miller, 13 Bunce Dr.; la Philadelphia land Telephone . 55 50 M O N STA M PS Tlw City Mrs. Beverlle Davis, 218 Cider Mre. Abram Sangrey, wife of No arrosts nor Injuries but Manufacturing Companies Trot Chic Beauty Salon Mill Rd., Bolton; Winston the Rev. Mr. Sangrey of United some fender damage was re­ Allied Thermal ... 45 49 Walsh Ihso Station Smith, 106 Summit St.; Mrs. ported by police who yesterday Arrow, Hart, H eg, 56% 69% Watkins Brothars, Inc. Methodist Church,, is attending M o b a h o o t S a v j n g s ^ a ^ Wonnorgron Construction Co. Mamie Muusmann, 709 Main an orientation seminar on the morning Investigated a two-car B ard en ...... , 10% 11% Wastown Pharmacy St.; Edward Wilson, 185 Main new Methodist Church school accident on William St., Just Bristol Brass .... 8% 9% J. A. White Glass Co. St.; Mna Constance Lopes, 48 curriculum in PhlUdelphia today east of Main St. / Ctoleco ...... 3% 4% Leonard Yost, Jowolor Spruce St.; Mrs. Charlotte An- through Saturday. Police sold that Mrs. Clarissa Dunham-Buah . . . 4% 6% 6 4 44 Package Storo dereon. South Wlndeor; Linda W. Miller of S Stephen St, N. B. Machine .... 25 27 O F M a n c h e s t e r A Friond A Friond Hebert, Wapping; Mra. Jennie Mancheator Evealiig HenUd driving a small foreign car, North and Judd .. 18% 30% fhdip HaUanbaclr, 45 H o r ^ Kd.; M!rs. M ton oorreepoodeat, aemeweU slowed down for a stop sign, Peter Paul ...... 31% 84 Joan Everett and daughter, 168 Young, telephone 04S 8S61. and her oar sklddsd on a patch PlasUc Wire Cable 11% 13% B. Main St. of tea and struok a vacant park­ Standard Screw .. 32% 36% IHcirlddAd^l DISCnARGED TODAY: Rob­ Til* Aniaaon was discoversd ed oar owned by Edward F. Stanley Works .. 31% 38% ert DiMfumo 15 Idmoh Dr.; Ity • Spanish eiqiedition VUgg el 32 Hudson S t The Mil­ Vasder-Root ...... 48 #3 S t ^ e n BehUUngor. 269 W. tea njr 'Vicente Tones Pinson ler car, with front right fender Hie above quotatlona are not ROUTE 5-SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. Osntor St; Faula WatfctoA M aaraod ths river Santo; Me- damage, had to be towed from to be eoutrued oa aetual mar- V11ias4 s t .rla dc la liar Dulca. the scene, police said. keta. • PLENTY OF FREE FARKINO • PAGB j KAIDCBBBTBR CVEMNO ffWHALP, lUNCHISTBR. OONN^ TRT7S8DAY» UAStCBL 1964 MANCHBS’ll&R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN M. R olrart D . IfffTBk nors caniMl Britain’s press re­ Unsky in his research projects B]mt Proof ^ strictions with them here. The at Hahnemann. . n a y H si Tha Bdl And DMn*t Court Rules celved. Hahnemann could only, dUmrlfPBtpr colonies went through toe seme Pupils Watch He decided to expand toe pro­ handle 64, so Satinsky "farmed routine: Licensing, censorship. If the political pundits seem united in Connecticut gram aa a summer experience out" some of the othere to area Etintins IJpralh Phone Cable Support for The governor’s grip was so after conducting additional re­ medical echools. Last summer! the opinion that the worst setback in tight a colony, might have only Surgeons in search projects and including applications rose to BOO. ___ one newspaper or none. the New Hdmpehlre primary was that formal classroom lectures. Satinsky believes tho eurnmTr jS ?n ca Yankee Spans States Even with the framers of the "The Hahnemann faculty wak for Senator Gtoldwater, the explanation Free Press American Constitution, what we Teen G>urse work has an "emotional impact mmmmKt njWI^ B y A .H .O . very cooperative," Satinsky re­ that stays with the students (or for that is almost self-evident now call the Bill of Rights—toe calls. "The college council set By ROBERT HOLTON By JAMBS MARLOW life.” Hfegggs From the sta rt Senator Goldwater While tha Republloaa aad first 10 amendments guarantee­ By CECELIA LYNETT up the clrrlculum and practical­ MnUtnan and his followers have based their en­ NEW YORK (API - A wrist- Asaoriated Press News Analyst ing, among other things, free­ PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Se­ One girl, who had assistet^ in tOotalMr L im Demooratlc partlas of Conneeti- ly all the department heads par­ tire campaign on a sudden death prem­ thick cablt now worming. dts WASHINGTON (AP) — The dom of speech and press—was lected high school pupils—both ticipated in the lectures." obstetrics, wrote him after her eut ara in a basie stalemats on an afterthought. first summer; Special jEor Ths ise which meant they really had to score way underground across tho na­ Supreme Court has gone further boys and girls—who are consid­ After ■ completing two sum­ tho iaouo of raproaontatloa In It wasn’t even discussed until mers pupils have been exposed "This summer’s work has the first time they were handed the tion may provide the only direct than it *ver has in protecting ering medicine as a career, can changed my plans somewhat. Month of March & I ^^&^*Srs/?SdKiK 3 tho stato General Assembly, transcontinental telephone com­ the constitutional convention to every subject medical stu­ ball. press freedom to criticise toe was almost over. Then, after watch doctors at work in oper­ dents have in four years, Satin­ Lab research is not (or me. I Their premise was that all the real Re­ there eseems a posstbillty that munication In the event of a government. But it took 700 toe states approved toe Consti­ ating rooms and research labs sky said, and they are taught enjoy the clinical side of medi­ 8 Lbs. O f Dry ■DaKSSPnON KATBI the Democrats have been hknd- nuclear blast. tution, the Bill of Rights was at Hahnemann Medical College cine much more. Somehow I F iV w S a la UA d raae* publicans of the country have been years of American-Brltlsh his­ by the medical school profes­ moo ed something of a hammer in The S,318-mtle cable is much tory to reach this point. added. Bhren here toe bitter les­ and Hospital. sors themselves. have a need to be with people, u.oo thirsting, for years, for the chance to the matter of oongreaslonal n - like six others already in trafis- In a unanimous decision Mon­ sons were learned the hard way. The Innovation Is the Idea of The hard core of the program to try to help them if poesible. ClMHiing tbs >••••••••••••••• eontinental operation except It was a wonderful summer." ••••••••••*•••• get out and vote for a real conservativa diitrictlng. day the nine Justices said; In 1798 the new American gov­ Dr. Victor P. Satinsky, who be­ Is the research laboratory. Stu­ jAnd, in their book, Goldwater Wai such a So far as tha state General that It is buried five feet under­ Cltlsens and newspapers don't ernment Ignored the Bill of lieves that "exposure (or a ca­ dents are assigned to individual Assembly is concerned, saph ground instead ot the normal Rights when Congress approved reer choice should be at the investigators for a minimum of ____ M m n f R O F conservative. 3

the stand yeaterday by state police eeigeants Etents participated in the investiga­ Police Tell Role tion leading to Darwin’s arrest CAC Unit Told Vote and who were with him at In State various times during the De­ ^ Mrs. Bdith W. cember weekend. COVENTRY — Mrs. Editii To Bar Press Wrong DOUBLE -S BLUE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY In Confessions A ll emphatically denied that (OnalfenMi front Pag« Om ) Weetman Anderson, 63, o f Ool- they heard any threats or IlnsvlUe, sister o f Mrs. Fisnk promisae made to Darwin or M t M MMtttfled tfio 3muth m (Oea(lnaed>fram Page One) turned to sleep some two hours H e n n 1 g of Coventry, died A decision to bar the press from all meetings of the heard any requests made by Tuesday. V fltor Tarmavic, M, of 123 later, the sergeant said. Darwin that were denied. They executive committee of the Manchester ComiWunity Col­ fused to sign. Defense Counsel Sgt. Nasiatka said he asked Other survivors include Churoh HIU Rd., TrumbuM, described the defendant at var­ daughter, four brothers, and lege'! Citizens’ Advisory Council "is probably in error W. David Keith asked if Darwin Darwin why he had not gone ious times during that weekend •Munan in ttM Ooant Guard who had tried to tear up the alleged to the wake or funeral of the three sisters. and a violation of the ‘rifh t to know’ law,” according to M dMMse at^the Bask as “ calm,” “ composed,” “ co­ Funeral eervlcew wiU he held Assistant Supt of Schools Ren-<» had oome home on leave from confession because the state­ murder victim, 17-year-old Hope operative,” “ very friendly” and ments weren’t true. tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the aid P. Scott. la baaed on an estimated equiva­ Boaton laat nlgbt. Rothwell. The sergeant testified “ relaxed.” “ I'm not sure why he grab­ that Darwin said his wife had Charles H. Vincent and Sons The executive oonunlttee, lent of 150 full-time studenU Tarasovio waa charged with bed it,” Nurse replied. “It came asked him not to go. Both Dar­ Sgt. John Maroney aaid he Funeral Home, Albany Tpke, a dosed aeadon following a reg' enroUed in the college next fail. heard Darwin say Dec. 6 after PoMtery and waa ordered held as a complete surprise to me.” win and the girl were at a 4-H Canton. Burial will be in Canton ular meeting Monday night, re­ It was ahe who demanded the nnder bond o f $1,000, pending a A defense outburst came dur­ committee meeting in Rockville the defendant recovered from Southweat Cemetery. portedly voted 6-2 to oonduot survey o f MHS Seniors read at SWIFT’S PREMIUM PROTEN an apparent fainting spell. “ ] circuit eourt hearing later to- ing testimony by TVooper John the night she was kilted. Friends may call at the fu all further committee meetings the committee meeting Monday hope God will forgive me. I day or tomorrow. Bonolo who was with Darwin Sgt. Nasiatka said Darwin n«ral home tonight from 7 to 9, on a secret basie. Howaver, th dr n ight didn’t mean to do it.” He said The authorities aaid that the during a three-hour period Dec. "speculated” that his wife must The family requests that action ia slated to come before ,The minutes of the executive he also heard Darwin say, 7 at state police headquarters in have known he killed the girl those wishing may make memo­ session Indicats that Mrs. youth’s father. Dr. Thomas J. I ’ve been a bad father.” the full college ooundl for Tarasovic, a phydoian, made Hartford. because she had told him not rial donations to a Hartford vote. Oowen and Mrs. Frederick Sgt. Leo Turcotte, next on Hospital Research Fund, or Becker, CAC recording secre­ (he boy return the money and The trooper said he and Sgt. to attend the funeral and was Scott, speaking for 8u(>t "aloof” toward him. the stand, said Darwin ‘ volun­ Book of Remembrance at the tary, voted against ths policy surrender to poUoe. William Hickey were talking Schools. WUUatn H. Curtis (w iw “ It was quite obvious,” the teered to give a statement 6n First Church of (Thrlst, Congre to hold executive sessions only. The phyaidan, poUoe aaid, with Darwin between 1 and 4 Dec. 8 after he was served is preparing to leave for an sK' sergeant said, "he was over gational, Collinsville. Mrs. Gowen said she and heard a radio report of the p.m. about his family, hobbles tended trip abroad asid unavail­ come with remorsefulness. As a with a bench warrant and told MrS^ Becker immediately chal­ "Old Photo" holdup and reoogniaed the de­ and the defendant's high school aythlng he said could be held able for comment), said the matter of fact, I felt sympathet­ Paul W. Diehl lenged the motion, made by Dr. ar ription of the bandit aa hia days where he was a pole vault- against him. ic toward the nym.” Paul W. Diehl, 70, of Hart­ superintendent has kifonned the Merrill Rublnow and seconded son and of the auto aa that of er. Defense Atty. Jrtm F. Shea M l Sgt. Nasiatka, under defense "The purpose of Uking this ford, father of Paul Diehl of 116 council committee ttarougti by Gilbert Barnes, on the BOB OLIVER a fam ily oar. asked if it was the result of this questioning, said Darwin slept sUtement was that he wasn’t Keeney St, died yesterday at Dean Frederick W. Lowe that grounds that it waa not legal. Martin Kane, the owner of conversation that Darwin at satisfied with the first state­ their decision to bar ths press about 4 p.m. fell from his chair about four hours the first night McCook Memorial Hospital She said she suggested discuss­ (he delicatessen on Rt. 26, iden­ and more than five hours the ment.” Sgt. Turcotte said. Maj. Hartford. from meetings “probably ki fei ing the motion with Supt. Cur­ "rm back at tha on to the floor in an appar­ Rome has testified that Darwin tified IPeter as the jrouiUi who ent faint. second night of the weekend. Other survivors include oonfUct with the Public Infor- tis before acting on it, but that help hhn up, police said. He said Darwin’s cell waa light made an alleged confession the son, three daughters, two i mation I a w . Dr. Curtis has "During those three hours her suggestion was turned ed and that Darwin slept on a previous day at Hartford state ten, a brother and eight grand­ asked the executive oonuniites down. Center, where our| wasn’t he grilled unmercifully police headquarters. Cigarette Revenue steel bunk without a mattress. children. to reconsider their deoMon,” The committee’s vote on Dr. by 8gt. Hickey?” Atty. Shea Sgt. Turcotte testified that Scott said. He wUl bs acting asked. There were no pillows. This was Funeral services w ill be held Rublnow’a motion was by voice, H A R TFO R D (A P ) — Con­ Darwin disclosed new informa­ superintendent in Dr. CXvtia’ ab­ LOW, LOW over- "No, sir,” the trooper "lor the benefit of the prison' tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the Ma according to Mrs. Becker, and > necticut has collected $2,326,160 er,” Nasiatka said. tion in the second confession. pie Hill Chapel, 382 Maple Ave. sence. more in cigarette taxes during plied. members’ individual stands are ^oi/r /oE/p7f/ Yesterday, State ItoUce Ma^ The officer said Darwin told him Hartford. Burial will be in the firat eight months of the "You want me to believe he watched the girl knitting at Dr. Lowe had no comment not recorded in the minutes. jor Samuel Rome ended one- Northwood Cemetery, Wilson. head enables ui to current fiscal year than in a that you talked to a man ac­ the 4-H committee meeting on other than to reaffirm the su­ Besides Mrs. Gowen and Mrs. and-a-half days on the witness Friends may call at the similar period in 1962-63. cused of one of the worst Sept. 18 and became aroused. perintendent’s statement and to Becker, those who voted on the stand by testifying that Darwin chapel tonight from 7 to 9. indicate that the executive com­ motion were Dra. Rublnow and The tax was five cents a pack crimes imaginable about pole When he arrived home, Sgt. sell our ears at...I vaulting and model airplanes?” added the words “ till she stop­ mittee is slated to meet A j^ Morrison, Barnes, Miss Kath­ ■voiy Col off Booff rodhicodl.Miioff |osff a ffoor«M Comparo! until the legislature raised it Turcotte said Darwin told him, ped breathing” to a typed al­ Miss F^annie Allen 13 separately, and together with erine Putnam, and N. William to six cents as of the start of Atty. Shea asked raising his he cleaned his car and a flaah- voice. leged confession Dec. 7. The Miss Fannie Allen, 86, of 29 the full advisory oouncU April K n igh t Mrs. Edward Coltman, the fiscal period laat July 1. Hght with turpentine and also context of the words were not (tottage St., died this morning 27. This latter meeting will be substituting for vacationing The announcement from the Trooper Bonolo said that was removed blood from hie Shirt. revealed, but apparently refer­ open to the press. DISCOUNT State Tax Department today the conversation. Sgt. Turcotte said he asked at Manchester Convalescent Arthur Dling, reportedly ab­ said that collections between Atty. Shea raised his hands red to the strangulation death Home after a long illness. The (Sttiaen’a Advisory Ooun­ stained. of the Bolton girl. where the blood was from and D E L l C I O i n July 1 and Feb. 28 totaled $15,- and said, "Y o u ’re insulting my Darwin replied that it was from Miss Allen was bom Sept. 2, cU is designated aa the chief Dr. Rublnow today told The 005,257.95 as compared with Intelligence to a point I don’t In re-direct examination by the girl’s head. 1877, in Manchester, a daugh' poUcy-making body for the col­ Herald he feels executive ses­ PRICES! $12,680,097.41 in the corre wan’t to question you further.” the Special Asst. State's Atty. Sgt. Turcotte said ’’possibly ter o f Roy L. and Martha lege, but Ite actions ore subject sions “would be in the best in­ 5 , w a , ^ 5 P ISr^ oose i r f A B b . 85' Btalo G. Gnuttf, Maj. Rome said SIRLOIN STEAK spending period a year ago. Special Asst. State’s Atty. an hour” separated the present­ Keeney Allen, and was a life­ to the approval or rejection of terests of the college.” tliat the defendant signed wai­ In monthly statements issued Btalo G. Gnutti shot up from ing o f the bench warrant fo r­ long resident of this town. the board o f education, which He said he moved the ques­ B O N U E S f vers for two polygraph testa ComparaOiir Prices In January and February, the his chair and demanded the re­ mally charging Darwin witt She was a member of North is charged with final authority tion “ because some o f us on the tax department noted declines mark be stricken from the trial and truth serum tests. the crime and the defendant’s Methodist Church. Before her for the college. conunittee felt executive ses­ SWIXSteak 45" In cigarette tax collections, record. Judge Alva P. LolseUe -Asked about a revolving disk appearance at the clerk’s office retirement,, several years ago, sions would allow freer discus­ CANnuHi 99' BRISKET Sla9S’ The executive committee’s No Moaa, Dorni! directed this be done. Darwin was requested to look at of Tolland CJounty Superior sion and debate if not reported however. These followed a gov­ she was employed at Cheney closed policy decision came af­ MMBUm ~ BOnOM ernment report laat December from 30 to 45 minutes on Dec. (tourt to be turned over to the Bros. in the press.” The defense attorney rose ter a regular committee meet­ about the hazards of smoking and said quietly, "I apologise 6, the state police officer said, court’s jurisdiction. Sgt. Tur­ She is survived by several He added, “ Hlvery action we ing Monday night at the high Up to 36 Moaths cigarettes. to the court.” 'Tt was of no consequence, Dar­ cotte, who obtained the bench cousins. take has to be act^ on by the fSirkomiD ROAST ,.95’ school, over which Dr. Donald Sl^wnGBEEr 65' ROUNDROAST A t one point in the testimony win and I ignored it. It was tak­ warrant that Sunday morning, The Holmes Funeral Home, full college council anyway, and Morrison presided in the absence TAfTETEMPTIMC o f Trooper Bonolo, Darwin ap­ en from the room after a while said he placed It on Maj. Rome’s 400 Main fit., is in charge o f fu is Mibject to approval or rejec­ to Pay! MinBLBM — LBAll Wants Vote on Races peared for the first time to re­ and never replaced.” desk at 10:45 asn. of Matthew M. Moriarty, CAC tion Iqr the board o f education. neral arrangements, which are chairman. Trumbull (A P )--T h e question act to the strain of the trial. He “Who waa asked more quee The bench warrant was Incomplete. Furthermore, I feel sure the of pari-mutuel betting in Cbn- Late model cars are guar­ 'SSSM stiax ,99’ covered hia face momentarily tions,” A tty. GnutU asked served almost three hours later. During the regular session, whole matter will be aired be­ TENDERL0n,«*,*,95’ CHOCK ROAST neoticut shoidd be put to the with his hands and wiped his Rome, “you in the last two days Maj. Rome has testified that he Mrs. Michael Haberern one o f the major items consid fore the next meeting of the anteed 30 days or 1,000 voters in a referendum, two eyes. His face reddened and one or Darwin over the weekend was not informed the warrant ered was a survey of Manches­ full council.” miles . . . Democratic legislators from Mrs. Anna Julia Haberern, of his attorneys quickly gave In question.” waa ready that morning. ter High School seniors taken Mra Gowen said today, 'The Stratford believe. 60, o f 616 Spring St., died yes­ him two glasses of water. “ No question in my mind,” terday at Manchester Memorial recently to see how many are error made by the committee iffilfEAXSligr ,69’ Reps. George F. Wright and fl^O EN D STEAK ,9 9 interested in attending the Monday night is another exam­ '63 CHEVY II Albert M. Pnwenzano made tire Sgt. Stanley Nasiatka waa the Maj. Rome replied. " I was.” Hospital. She was the wife of first witness on the stand today 'The state’s re-direct exami­ Michael Haberern. fledgling college next fall. Ac­ ple that the college council ia MggesUon at a lightly-attended Nova Super Sport. Radio, as the state sought to prove nation lasted for less than a 12th Circuit cording to the survey report, 87 not assuming the re^nsiblllty puUlc hearing lart night spon­ Mrs. Haberern was born heater, 6 cylinder, |t4 A A C that no threats or pressures half-hour. But in cross-exam­ said they might apply for ad­ it should. The board o f educa­ sored by the legislative com­ June 7, 1903, in Egypt, Pa., a mittance. Only four students tion has got to tell us now just automatic. 2 , 8 9 ^ S S ir. ROAST were brought against Darwin ination by the defense, M ^ . fS rIlR io n ROAST, 95 mittee that is studying tire G>iirt Cases daughter of John and Julia during the December weekend. Rome sat through a grueling have so far applied to attend what our responsibilities are in feasibility of horse racing and Musko Haberern, and lived in full-time. An additional 20 have the absence of any bylaws.” The officer aho guarded the total o f eight hours as Atty. pari-mutuel betting tor Oon- Manchester 55 years. She was said they Intend to apply on a To date, the actions o f the '62 TEMPEST necticut. defendant when he waa put in Shea hammered away at Rome’s MANCHESTER SESSION formerly employed at the W. T. a cril for the night during the part-time basis. executive committee have been Lo Mans SnSKFllLET , ’ *Tt la time for the people to insistence that Darwin under­ Alton Maine, 4S, no certain Grant’s Main St. store. She was 79 ^OmiDCHDCE SSUNDGRODIID weekend, said Darwin awoke The college budget has been considered as applicable to the ,65 determine what should be went no pressures before giving address, arrested yesterday a member of Concordia Luther­ the first night and "w as in a criticized as excessive, particu­ entire ooimcll since it ia yet 2-Door. Radio, heater, red, done,” Wright said. ‘ T have two alleged confessions. noon for intoxication after caus­ an Church. very talkative mood.” He re­ larly by Mrs. Raymond B. without any bylaws. Under a standard tranamls- i heard the issue argued for three The major waa followed on ing a disturbance in the Tolland Survivors, besides her hus­ (3owen, a member o f the CAC December ruling o f the school alon. Special! »1595 terms In the legislature and the County Superior Court building band, include two sons, William executive committee and chair­ board, the council has been QRAND VNION only way Ihn going to make up in Rockville, today pleaded Haberern o f Manchester and charged with eetabllshlng its TENDER MILD CURED — BONELESS BRISKET FRESH fISH t SIAFOOD m y mind Is to find out what guilty to the chatge and was man o f public relations for the Edward Haberern of Now Brit­ council. • own operational rules subject '61 CHEVROLCT (he people want.” sent to the State Jail at Tolland ain; a brother, Michael Haber- only to the general direction of A L L M E A T Wright said he himseCf was Rec Unit Against Cut for 16 days. em o f Manchester; a sister, Mrs.. (3owen has repeatedly the board of education but op­ Parkwood Wagon. Hadlo, LENTEN CLAM SALE! ■either for nor against racing. called the projected $140,000 FRANKS Rockville Police said' that Mrs. Joseph Mitchell of South erating within the framework heater, whltewalla, white ’n r i T O H A L S Provenzano, who said he never Maine was charged after a com Windsor, and six grandchildren. budget "unreallatic," because it of board policy. bet on horses and was not fa CORNED BEEF plaint was received from James CHOWDERS 2 a. 98” Funeral services will be held Low mileage. ^ !5 9 5 m iliar with pari-mutuel betting Hassett, chief deputy sheriff, backed Wright. In Bathhouse Size Saturday at 2 p.m. at Con­ SWIFT PREMIUM who claimed the man had been cordia Lutheran (3hurch. The “ Contrary to what oome peo­ drinking and was causing SUCED BACON THICK CORNED Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, pastor '61 FALCON LITTLENECKS 2 a, 89” ple say,” Provenzano said, "the trouble in the building where PB TlTi ~ BARBECUED CUT people know what is good for recreation advisory commission of Christ the King lAi^eran Ohio River Leaves BOTTOM ROUND the first degree murder trial of Radio, heater, 6 cylinder, au­ 1ST CUTS them and should be allowed to (P R A C ) y o t^ unanimously last night to reject prbposed Church, Windsor, will officiate. Roy F. Darwin of Andover is Burial w ill be in East Ceme­ tomatic, white. AfllAC CHERRYSTONES ^59” say so. I f they can be de­ changes in the plans for the New Globe Hollow bath- U . 5 9 ' house. being held. tery. Low price of 6 9 pended on to elect a legislature, Maine was detained by Rock­ CHICKENS 4 5 Friehds may call at the they should know if they want The changes had been pro­ feel their existing lAcilities are ville police overnight and pre­ 110,000 Homeless LOBSTER TAILS an^TSiu. a*l** gambling.” Holmes Funeral Home, 400 posed by the town’s directors at inadequate. sented in the court here this '60 CHEVROLET Sen. T. Clark H iil, R-Dan- Stamler had also criticized morning. Main St., tomorrow from 3 to bury, opposed the referendum a meeting fueeday evening in 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. (Continued from Page One) GRAND UNION— SOLID the large amount of space al- Richard Lang, 31, of New prompting the U.S. Weather Bu­ Z-Door. 0 cylinder, OBIBU—BLICBD LE SEUER — WHOLE or SLICED approach. He said the legis­ an effort to trim the cost of the loted to storage in the proposed Britain, who was ordered to The family requests that reau to predict a potent storm heater, standard lators should make the decision those wishing may make me­ Guardsmen helped city workers proposed $35,000 structure. structure. Herdic asserts that serve 30 days in Jail at Hart­ which will envelope the south­ transmlsalon. themselves. morial donations, to Concordia and firemen install flood gates. At stake is an 8 foot reduc­ ford on a contempt citation for western United States by Satur­ Familiar arguments tor and the boat used for pool cleaning, Lutheran Church^ The quick-rising river Jumped day. tion in the 92 foot length of the and other cleaning equipment, non-support payments, or pay against the racing and bettirtg through one opening, at the foot Eighty per cent of West '60 FALCON WHITE TUNA proposed bathhouse, which $100 to the court's fam ily rela­ proposals were aired at the would be stored and used there, of 10th Street, before it could PINEAPPLE MUSHROOMS would result in a decrease of tions office, reportedly obtained Point’s 2,800 population was nearing. ^ that the area ia not too be plugged. The affected area evacuated as the Salt R iver Radio, heater, Uue, 6 cylin­ about 700 square feet in the large for that purpose. the necessary funds early this is on lower ground than the building’s floor space. afternoon. Funerals overflowed and isolated the der, atandard B T O C PRAC member Joseph Syl­ main downtown section but community. The river began a tranamisaibn. ~ # T 9 The four PRAC members at­ I Charles O’Reilly, 21. Andover, vester also asserted that the some businesses were affected. slow retreat from Shepherds- tending the meeting last night saving from the proposed 700 was fined $65 for evading re­ Frank F. Carpenter A crest of 46H to 47 feet was LEGAL sponsibility and $10 for unsafe vlUe and Taylorsville. $100 based their rajection of the di­ square foot size reduction Funeral services for Frank F. expected Friday morning at '59 CHEVROLET $100 rectors’ proposal, which were backing, with payment continu­ Workers benui a massive - o z . 2 'i- o z . would probably not approach Carpenter of 73 Ridge St. were Louisville but the wall was be­ cleanup Job in Falmouth, hit ^ 7 NOTICE advanced by Democrat Frank ed imtll next Monday. held yesterday afternoon at the the directors estimates. ing readied to stand one of 48 the worst flood In the northern Bel A il 4-Door Sedan. Radio, cans Notice la hereby given o f the Stamler, on data about similar A nolle was entered in the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 cans The $35,000 estimated cost of feet. The river was only about Kentucky community’s history. heater, automatic. HOOC eertiflcation of party-endorsed pool faculties in neighboring case of Edward J. Jean, 86, Main S t The Rev. A lex M. the building is based on a $12 a foot below the predicted crest The river crested at 20 feet V-8, One owner. ^ O T 9 candidates of the Democratic communities. Andover, on a charge of failure Elsesser, pastor of Community ^ r square foot construction , driv« tn th« ,-i.rhT early today and about 18 feet above flood stage and forced 3 Party for election as members 4 The plan for the proposed figure. Directors estimated , ***,.2.” '^* right Baptist Church, officiated. over flood stage. 1,500 of the town’s 2,600 resi­ o f the Town Committee o f said Globe Hollow bathhouse call for sa ^ g s from «rsin “ mated , ...... William B. Hart, Burial waa in East Cemetery. The Red Cross said more than $7,000 ($10 per, 2 0 , Ansonla dents to move out. '57 MERCURY N O OTHER KETCHUP TASTES LIKE... Party in the Town of Coventry. a structure 92 by 32 feet (2,944 square foot) because of the a student,*at Yale Bearers were Ralph Preble, 12,000 victims were housed in A Hat o f the persons so en­ square feet), with dressing fa­ size reduction. University, charged with speed­ Victor Preble, Warren Braln- Red Cross shelters Wednesday ■-Door Monterey, dorsed as candidates Is on file cilities approximately 32 by 32 But Sylvester indicated that ing, was continued for plea in ard. Cheater Clifford, Max Pln- night. tester, automatic. tomatoes" 2 3 9 ' iinLU(a^-39' in my office, being the office of feet each on the boys and girls the saving would not be so di­ New Haven’s Circuit Court 6 on ette and Florian Bolduc. The Red Cross planned to set Good aecond ear! FIGiiewton$2 69^ L^ADOONE*,%r39' March 23. Public Records the Town Clerk, Coventry, sides of the building. The bath­ rectly comparable to the per up a disaster headquarters at Conn., and copies thereof are house must serve ti pool with a square foot price. Much of the 8frs. James Tsimoulis C^clnnati to aid victims in Warrantee Deeds HEINZ KETCHUP available for public distribution. *57 FORD capacity of 2,000 at any given coat of the building must go Funeral services for Mrs. Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, West Vernon F. H erter and Jooeph' DU s 39* ^^1^ 4'^P vmuwmtZ'lsr*! cheese nips S r 29* NOTICE IS ALSO hereby time. for fixed costs, most of which Virginia and Pennsylvania. Else M. Taknoulis of 583 Hart­ Ine Y. Herter to Peter R. Ro- 9-Paaaenger Country Sedan given that a Primary will be would remain despite cuts in Neglected Child The biggest comparable pool ford Rd. were held this after­ Govs. Edward T. Breathitt cf msn and Miary A . Roman, prop­ Wagon. Radio, heater, auto­ held on April 14, 1964, In said the floor area. The relatively in any of the three towns' con­ noon at the Hotanes Funeral Kentucky and Matthew E. erty at 606 Hartford Rd. matic, power ateer- Town of Coventry in which can­ simple concrete block construc­ Speaker’s Topic Welsh of Indiana asked that '£ / § ' ffRiSH didacies numbering^ at 25% of tacted is in Newington. It Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. AnsalcU HeiglHs Inc. to San- ing. Special! ^t£9U can hold as many as 600 swim­ tion planned for the building President Johnson to declare the number of Town Committee “ Unreadiness for the reaponsl- Felix M. Davis, pastor of Sec­ tins A. Mlkolowsky, property H a u ^ L g M mers at one time. The bath­ is in itself fairly Inexpensive. many counties—30 in Kentucky Farm Fresh Dairy Foods membera to be elected by such bllities of marriage and parent­ ond Oongregational Church, off Tuck Rd. 14 -o z house is 90 by 24 feet (2,160 Sylvester is a local building and 20 in Indiana—disaster are- party are filed In accordance contractor. hood seem to be the cause o f officiated. Burial wSi be at Qultolalni Deeds 'Si CADILLAC square feet), and the dressing This would make available btl. with Secs. 9-382 to 9-460, inclu­ much o t today’s abuse and neg­ the convenience of the family. Ruby K. TVireaher to Mervtai GRAND UNIOM areas are 24 by 20 feet. When the directors asked various types of federal aid. Convertible. Radio, sive, o f Gen. Statutes, Rev. 1958, lect of children," Miss Eliza­ Mrs. 'I^timoulla died Tuesday C. Thresher, property at T\)l E u t Hartford has three ^ M d a y that the j.lans for the Where waters had receded ths heater, automatic. «295 3 - e s . O C Rvlsed to 1964. by pereona other bathhouse be redrawn, they beth Nichols, director of the at Manchester Memorial Hcspl scene was of endless mud, de­ hHQid Tpke. and Aduns St. 19 pools included in the compari­ thah party-endorsed candidates; asked that the P R A C review Protective Services Department tal. She was bom March 14, p iM . ^ son. They are, with capacity bris and disorder. Where It was Jacob Ttirak Jr. to Wilhekn provided the number o f such the new plan and make of the Children’s Services, told ■1004, in Frankfurt, Germany, still rising, such as southwest CREAM CHEESE and bathhouse Size; A. Meier, property at 81-88 candidacies plus the number of recommendation. members of the Manchester and came to the United SUtei of Louisville, the scene was of Birch St. ^ - . 4 9 ’ endorsed candidates exceeds the Martin Park, capacity 176, Last night’s meeting pre­ Auxiliary yesterday at a meet­ 36 years ago. She Hved in roads heavy with loaded cars Certtfloato of Trade Nome swntiSaMi. suSmcH* 2 it; 69' number of town committee bathhouse 70 by 21 feet (1,470 sumably takes the place of this ing at M ott’s Community Hall. Manchester 20 yeeis. and trucks moving families and David C. and Sandra J. Or- members to be elected therefor. square feet); step. n — R O U IID The speaker also said “neglect­ Survivors, besides her hue- possessions to hlg^ ground. outt of 21 L ocum St., d/b/a S 6RAmVlfnMI~.Dn»V.WRAPP8D KRAIT (If number of opposing candid­ Lord Poacity at well Totally supported by the and deny federal funds to proj- thousands of persons, closiiig TO A. Santos, damoUah ga- petition tons, the consent of over 1,000, and implied this did not know what Ms next step Hartford Community Cheat, the ecU where dlacrlmination ex­ would be until he had. schools and roads and aven cre­ at 8-8 Rldgawood St., 8100. each candidate to be proposed was ftUriy oomparaible to the Protective Services ia active ists. t K .l-M / UNION The bathhouse plans now un­ ating a new pastime in Cincin­ BAN OiaABKrTBS CUT CORN "'"''N SNOW WHITE ,, therein pOua a deposit of $15.00 capacity of OJobe Hollow, ai- only In the greeter Hartford "A civil rights hill without nati. 39 MUSHROOMS 49' fo r each such candidate must be der review have already been area at present A need for ex­ NBW HAVEN (A P ) —Oigar- thougb he gave no flguree for these aeotions w ill be null and Some 27,175 families have filed with said Registrar. A peti- Mibstantially altered once. The pansion o f this service has been void,” the integration loader •ttea will be ramoved from sale 1 l’ l \ Kl i the local pool. On this basia, been evacuated in Ohio, Indi­ (,R "VNU i .MON tioa oontslnhig the required original plans, drawn by Town brought out by recent publioity said. “I would rather aee no this weekend at Grace-New Ha­ ( ! I he aaid, he did not think the Building Inspector Thom as ana, Kentucky, Weet Virginia POTATOES c v p r l s s G A R D E N S number of signatures of enroli- ven OommunMy Hanifittal, the "7:':" CITRUS SALAD 69' concerning the battered and MU at all than one devoid of and POnnsylvanla. Apcirad- 35 CHobe Hollow |iatMiauae needed Monahan and Town Bkigineer abused Milld. ad Democfatic Party members tiMM Motions ** m ately 12,000 peraons ara Uvlag Tale Medloal A e s o o T u s d other must bs filed with said Regis­ to be larger ttum the one at Welter Fuss to recreation de- it waa announosd yesterday fooiUtle. cd (he T a i e ^ e w ^ Martta Park. i:^- to b g SSUL the system of tal 63 American Red Cross Sh7 trar o f Vhtsrs not later than pertmeot specification, called that a food aala wlU bs soon- •acragbtton was on its dsath- ven Mtdiooi omtor. Dheoton for e building profeeeionally es­ tsrs. SWORDFISH tvM R r, HA.NM , . U.MON, SWEET JUICY , 4:00 P.1I. on Tuesday, March But. aooordinc to Herilic, sored by the Maneheator Aux- bed. ’TIow costly wUl the segre- of tho modieal oenter annouae- Phone 643-1591 49 ANJOU PEARS 2 39' ■evsn persons have been S4,1064. iMing the 21iR day pre- •Umler’a figure was mistaken­ timated to oost about $60,000. lUary o f ChUdran’a fiervleea gationlsts make the fimeral?” •d tha pcUoy nhanis yeaterday, The plana were revised to killed in (Milo, where 15,000 tarn- •adlPg the day c f the Priinary. ly based on the Bast Hartford Saturday at 10 a.m. at the ha asked. aaying K wbs being made "In E-Z FINANCING bring the building down off the llies in 22 counties wsre driven •A '' I I! MIMA DAIHD AT COVENTRY, pool’s total dally capacity, not House and H ale Depertment Dr. King qioka at a dinner in from their homee. Ufiht ef the reoant govarftmaait ARRANGED WAFFLES TANGY - RED C O N N K C n c U T , this 10th day hill on the north side o f the Store. Members were also told 95' RADISHES 2 15 its cs|NMity at any given mo- Hartford and participated in One flood death was reportsd (oat and the Jufigmant ef d fM a n d i 1904. Globe Hollow Pool, sad the cost that the annual SBriag hinoheca ^ UBhreraol OXT,-^whhdi mant. Aiki, Hardle said, n e ts - •Foundbtsaklng for two low- la Indiana and ons in Kanwoky. many of our phyaioiana and ra- ■m ors Turktiigtoa, ______down to about $86,000 — the •tlon dlTMtotu la BaiU liartfo^ amount avallabla in tha Genena rsM apfirtmant houses to he Ob tha othar aids of tha b b - w h a n ,- AJttaoiHh the ml# O s * el the meda^eWy'and the 80, a t the ManohsatMT fv v is— b a it the ICount OMve » s e - OOOtMtSd Fund raaerva Air ttM proJaoL Gtab. by Mqa, a otrong eold froot nithad of ifi^Mittai la hahm atoBaod. l«lw 9tM AJI.«»M PJL d firaaTlba Faetfle tTsnm. 1 fA O B fO U BTEBM MANCHBSTra EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1964 HANCHBSTBB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1964 P A M i n n u a B Nelson’s Role Viet Hamlet Program Election Talk - ...... lies...... Is Problem Regarded as Failure No Influence To Winthrop 1 On Economy By PETER ARNETT ^ e r e not able or prepared to By W mUAM SPMMONS ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER give,” one official declared. Se­ i a ST d a w b o n UTTUB ROCK, Ark. (AP)— SAIGON, South Viet Nam curity is an essential part of the Aricanau Republlcaiu Uke tb« WDW YORK (A P )-T h a tur. (AP) — The crewcut young hamlet concept. noD of a national alection yaar M«a o t running Winthrop Rocke­ The Vietnamese government, feller for governor. American sloshed his coffee efton aonda eurranU awirllnx at the behest of both American throuah the atock market tem­ But they prefer Sen. Barry with his spoon and reluctantly military and civilian personnel, porarily. But Uia effect on the , . , "Vi Ooldwater to Rockefeller's declared: "W e were shocked to la threshing out a program to .i* v? S- ' W brother. Nelson A., In Oie race aeonomy In gOToral is uoually try to put new life Into the ham­ far leaa tiwa the political ora^ for the OOP presidential nomi­ learn that what we had began to , '^ ’4 ^ i suspect about the program was let scheme. on art wont to predict nation. The government has decided; Ihe varying attitude toward true.” Burinonmoa will bo paying (S'*-;,, , He was talking about the stra­ 1. No more forcible, relocation n o n attontion to any widening die two RMkefellers has creat­ of people Into hamlets. ed an Intn^Murty split among tegic hamlet program which he, affoeta.of tho federal tax cut as a> field officer for the U.S. 2. To adopt the "oil stick” than to who la likely to bo tho 'Jkj'LX Arkansas RepahUcana adiich concept for hamlet growth, so could keep Winthrop out of the AID mission, examined careful­ RopOMlean candidate for preal- ly after the Ngo Dlnh Diem re­ hamlets are established In ever dont, or to which party has tho governor’s race a g i^ widening circles to get the best Rockefeller has spent 10 years gime was overthrown last better ehance of winning in No- At South Church November. security. vembor. And they wUl be pay^ preparing to nm for governor 8. To revise the militia sys as a Republican In this tradi­ BislK^ NewdI 8. Booth of Diem offlclals lied about the tag even more attention to the number of hamlets they were tern in which villagers, most of underlying atrengtlu of the tionally Democratle state. the Methodist Church, with re­ them unpaid, were required to He built his personal Image buildiM in the countryside, he econoiny apparent before the sponsibility in the Congo of said. Worse still, scores of tons stand military guard on their tox out with social, civic and Industrial own hamlets. devtii^ment work. He built the central Africa, will speak Sun­ of AID supplies were stockpiled In moot prooldential election party with dollars, drive and day at 9 and 10:46 a.m. at in doxens of warehouses around Although the government has T tan in the past the economy determination. South Methodist Church. His Saigon. laid down these ideas as policy, haa conttnusd along the trend "This aid we gave was Just there has been no attempt to the huolnou cycle already was Now he appears ready to run. topic will be "Beyond the Riv­ era of SXhiopia.” not getting down to the people,” implement them, Americans taking, whether that waa up or Re has bem increasingly out­ the American said. say. ujxuKiausu^ A missionary for 30 years. down. And any change in that spoken on political issues, in­ The Diem regime was cast Provincdl chiefs still lack spe trend during die campaign has i V o Y v creasingly critical of Democrat­ Bishop Booth first went to the into oblivion four months ago, ciflc guidance oti policy. A pro- boon axplalned by economic ic Oov. Orval E. Faubus, who Belgian O ot«o in 1930. He has but Americans in Viet Nam still v‘ e pacification scheme aimed oauaeo rather than by political Is expected to be a sixth-term speot his time there traveling, see no noticeable improvement at re-establishing hamlets is fal­ proepocts. candidate. preaching, teaching and or- in the general policy governing tering because the soldiers set In a few 6f the elections the But the specter of his brother, ganixing churches, schooto, strategic hamlets. aside to carry out the work are laeoming admlniatration has f o f governor d New Totfc, haunts medicel centera and other Most Americans with anything being sent on military opera­ msant a distinct break with him. Winthrop has been trying Christian institutions. to do with the |60-mllUon pro­ tions. post poUolee. But ustiatiy the to line up Arkansas national His home was in Elisabeth- gram that began with a blaze of Americans are hoping that economic forces themselves al­ convention votes for Nelson and ville, which he saw grow from publicity two years ago say that MaJ. Got. Nguyen lUianh and ready were clear eut, and too this has aroused the wrath of 40,000 to 180,000 in population. it continues to deteriorate. his OTvernment will give more in the exciting NEW strong to be moved much by ^ s t e r f Goldwatw supporters, headed The second military coup Jan. flexibility to the program. It is the results of the votes. by William L. Spicer, the GOP He was pastor of the largest 80 threw into confiision what still regarded as the only way in And since Worid War H the state chairman. Methodist church in Africa in EUsabethville with 5,000 mem­ little coordination there was in which the people in the country­ weinment has become so Spicw*s group contends that the countryside. side can be kept away from rgs a tores in the economy, Rockefeller is using his position bers, and principal of a school TRiPLE-S BLUE STAMP CATALOG... S The hamlet program, backed communism. and Ita general policies so sat, as natiosial committeeman for thera with 1,000 pupUs. Since to the hilt by the United SUtes Rut Americans are not op­ that thare has been increasing­ Arkansas to force Nelson on Ar­ then the chuityi has divided in­ timistic. to seven uthan oongregaticns Was conceived as the answer to ly less change in direction with kansas Rmublicans. Communist raiders roaming the “ The situation is bad now, Rockefeller denies this. He with twice that membership. any turnover in administration. countryside. and is getting worse,” seems to Campaign talk, however, can says he will support any OOP In 1»44, Just two days before In the northern part of Viet be the general comment of It's loaded with treasures for you and your fam ily.. .the vary finest brand merchandise In sway a sensitive stock market presidential candidate, even his 41st blttbday, Dr. Booth Nam, this seems to work. Americans concerned with the Ooldwater, and he does not bis- at times. His market reacts was elected a bishop and as­ In the south, the highly popu­ hamlet program. < up-to'tha-minuta styles and models. Among the new ideas you'll find in this catalog->-elegant quickly to rumors of war or lleve the presidential fight is signed to service in Africa frcsn They feel that only with de­ worth disrupting the Arkansas lated Mekong River delta smd peace, to talk of new potitical Blistbethvlile. m that office cisive action can the Vietna­ party. the crowded a re u to the north fashions in famous McCall's patterns.. .World's Fair tickets.', .vacations in Jamaica and- BoUclea toutsd as bearing on he has continued to dtaoot the of Saigon, the hamlet program mese government save the pro­ buslnoss, in fact, to rumors of Winthrop says his candidacy ra|dd spread o f Metfaodinn and gram, and the huge capital in will depend on whether Arkan­ has stagnated and virtually died Montraal (plus many other famous pleasure spots).. .exclusive Tag-A-Bag luggage insurance almost any kind. of Ouiatlanity in general in all Americans close to the program vestment. This yaar the bustness cycle sas RepuMicans can put togeth­ One American commented: ” I er a good slate of candidates for central Africa. The area wae ■ay. la still on the upside,, even «Uvided in 1966, and oince then 'x'he hamlet concept called tor get the feeling that the new gov ...even movie film! And just in time for Easter, there's page after page of gift suggestions! though tho recovery from the all state ofRces and not on adiat ernment knows that this is the happens to Nelson. Ua work hae been in the Cbn- the erection of defense per­ low point of the last recession po. He la an occompliabed lin­ imeters around groups houses last chance for the hamlet pro­ is now three yeaua old, a ripe B ^ he cannot wait until Nd- gram and the war. If they can scm’s future is decided at the guist, and preaches in four followed by the rapid injection age for the average upswing. African languages as weU as in of economic aid. Impart this ‘last chance’ feeling You'll join the Tripla-S Triplets in singing The tax cut, as it boosts con­ national ccnventiaa In July to to the people at large, then we make up his mind about the BngMMi, French and Portn- This was. satisfactory In the sumer buying and as it encour­ comparatively arid norUi, where can start on the way up.” governor’s race. gueae, and be understamk the praises of Blue Stamps whan you sea ages bunnessmen to Increase people naturally congregated for The ticket for the Arkansas three additional native dlelects. dielr expansion and modernisa­ mutual assistance. In the delta, COCKROACHES AID tion programs, is counted upon mimaries closes April 29 and In America, Bishop Booth is this fabulous new catalog at your winthrop must file 1^ then If he particularly in hamlets made up RESEARCH to keep the upswing jpXng well-known as a preacher, lec­ of people forcibly resettled, re­ CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. through the campaign period at wants to get his name on the turer and author, and he has general election ballot as the sentment and anger arose. (AP) — Worried about growing least. also written several textbooks This became manifest months old? Some of your problems A world debacle, a sudden Republican nominee. in Bantu. His latest book is Rockefeller’s entry into the before Diem’s fall, American may be solved by cockroaches leas of cOhddence at home, 'This Is Africa South of the officials say. They had numer­ if experiments by Dr. Dietrich might change this. There is at governor’s race would give Ar­ Sahara.” , kansas its first real two-party ous reports of hamlets burned Bodenstein, biology professor at esent no sign that either 1s in • P E T m s i battle since Recmstructlon. The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, to the ground, fences tom down the University of Virginia, are ge making. pastor of South Methodist and military forces driven out. an indication. MANCHESTER That the course of the econ­ Only tarice in the last 60 years • JUNIORS I has the Republican party polled Church, worked with Bishop These reports were never pub­ He has discovered that the omy may bo changed very little as many as 100,000 votes. Booth in a church in Upper licised. Ofhclal optimism about hormcHies of a young cockroach the alarums and excursions • MISSES! But Rockefeller can count on Falls, Mass., when they both the program was maintained. will rejuvenate an old one and S the political campaigns does heavy support from the anti- attended Boston University With the fall ot Diem, a care­ cause it to start growing again PUBLIC MARKET not mean that businessmen • W OMEN ! Faubus faction in the Democrat- School of ’Theology, fully study showed that In at He can make giant cockroach 803-J05 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTM won’t have their preferences. Ic party and his stmporters con­ Mn. Emma Ridout Booth, least one province none of the es by stimulating their growth They doubtless will feel that tend be can beat Fwbus. wife of the Bishop, has written fortified himlets was imder gov­ with hormones. Dwarfs can be can side will make the climate They cite a poll taken by many books and storiee on Af­ ernment control. created by removing certain hi Washington more salubrious Toung Republicans In one coun­ rica for children and youth. "TIm government promised glands from larvae, causing pro fel> them than it would be under ty in which 81 per cent of more They have been published by these people security &ey Just mature metamorphosis. the other. ' Many businessmen than 1,000 voters, contacted at the Friendship Press of the srill openly take sides this time, nmdom, said they would vote National Council o f Churches reversing their traditional cau­ 60% stretch dacron polyester, 80% stretch SPRING FASHIONS BOYT BLAZER nylon. Washable, no-iron knitted fabrics. for Rockefeller. and by Longmans Green and 0 0 tion about politic partisan in- AND you'll BE SAWN ' THE REEN volvsmnnt. But they are unlike­ Stripes, checks, oombinations. Girls’ and Rockefeller says he Isn’t sure others. She was a member of for Your Easter Parade! whether he will be helped or Dr. Shaw’s church at Taunton. ly to ohango their company’s boys’ 6 to 18 months. hurt if Nelson becomes the GOP Mass. During Worid War II she P.A.C. Mans in any way because of the SPORT COAT presidential nominee. returned to Taunton and assist­ Whm Ym Shop TIm m S t Patriok’o Wookood Spielalt! fertunes of the campaign. ’ ’But I won't try to ride into ed in the work o f the church. On tho state and local levels the governor’s office on his coat A native of Belchertown, the campaigns may be quite tails,” WTinthrop aald. Mass., Bishop Booth was edu­ meaningful to business condi­ Faubus says he believes Win­ cated at Boeton University Col­ tions there. throp will be stronger if Nelson lege of Libera] Arts and its But If the recent past is a is running for president. He con­ School of Theologpy, and at guidt, the national party plat- R oyal Bouq cedes that Rockefeller arould be Hartford Seminary Foundation, BINGOP.A.C. BALUOOM r forms will be fhlrly close Bnssmbles, two and thrse piece costumes, dressy a formidable candidate in any where he received a Ph.D. de­ matters affecting the general Solid color rayon flannels, fine and tome tailored styles. PrinU, solids and event gree. EVERY MONDAY ^ 8 P.M. aeonomy. The present admlnl seersuckers, Galey A Lord plaids. eemblnations. Season’s smartest styles. Republicans have talked of Btratlon Is unlikely to take any Emblem on breast. ShiM t to 16. steps that would upset the bust e Petite# 8 to 11 e Juniors 7 to 15 runntog Rockefeller for gover- 1 waxed its firet aui 26 VILLAGE STREET, ROCKVILLE Plus One Head of New Cabbage F R E E Seamless nor since he came to Arkansas I " “-scale cam- ness applecart And the public e Misses 10 to SO e Women’s'U^j to la unlikely to change its spend faig, saving or Investing plans bre^Xg“ itof*a^''Pe5t I havr reSdh^'fij; because of any political oratory, Mesh » mUes northwest cf ofoem all dong, ttat with Each Purchase of Corued Beef!! UtUe Rock. Even individuals with the the effect of his worir for the His first venture into political most partisan views are likely party cannot truly be tested un­ to go on handling the family life came with his appointment less he runs hlmMlf. STOCKINGS by Faubus to the Arkansas In­ OUR O W N MAKE SUGAR-CURED. PRESH PROM THE RRINE RARRELI budget quite , apart from them RockefeUer fits the role of a and to assess economic pros­ dustrial Development Commis­ RepubUcan maverick in a Dem­ CENTER CUT UAN, SOLID sion when the agency was creat­ pects In much the same fashion ocratic state. He wears cowboy SHOUUnSB °OROSSOUT as their neighlxirs.. ed in 1986. He has served as its boots and Western hats and he 2 0 CHUCK \ only chairman during a period is likely to greet visitors to his C l CLOD PIECES of rapid Industrial growth. plush ranch in work clothing. PIECES By 1960 he was an in­ REAL GOOD He baa openly espoused liber­ a to 6 Ibo. ■M PIECES 1.57 creasingly acUve role in Repub­ al and civU rights causes, unpop­ EATING! ihuital (^ tf Proportioned sizes and lengths. Spring shadea Ucan party affairs, but he shied COME Sites 8H to 11. Boxed for gifts. ular in a conservative, aetrexa- WE’U . ALSO HAVE: RUMP, 8IRXOIN TIPS, AND DOUBLE A OHOIOB HEAVY BONEUES8 BRI^^TO away from candidacy. He ac­ tionist state. cepted the post at national com­ mitteeman in 1961 and immedl- FANCY, FBESH DRESSED GIGANTIC 16x20 otely began a drive to build the Lesgon Off-Base Top Grade^ Choice Beef party at the county level. GRADE A POULTRY His woi* paid off In 1962 when ABHMAN, Ivory Coast __ t- TAPESTRY the GOP came up with more Prace Corps volunteer Joe MEDIUM SIZE ROASTING Leon. Boaeleaa, Oroaa Out For A Nice Old Foohloned PORTRAIT than 20 candidates for the state 0«*thler. Bergenfield, N J„ saw POT ROAST ,*.79e Better Maker'i legislature and opponents for Ivory Coasters outtii^ Up ORBITINS IN BREEN CHICKENS Lb. 39c two of four Democratic xon- alaugMered animals orooswiae LARGE 5 TO e US. ROASTINO BONELESS SIRLOIN ITP FOR A NICE gressmen and Sen. J. William i\ur ■ ■ - and taugM them nvodern meat- EASTER BAGS ilbrlght, D-Ark. Mvlng cutting methods. Gau­ CHICKENS Lb. 49c OVEN ROAST None of the RepulibUcans was thier teaches BngUoh, maiiiiv, PLUMP i,. *1.09 Miccessful. but the GOP had but hio father la Ib u tch sr FRESHLY GROUND, LEAN BREASTS Lb. 69c HAhdBURG QUARTERED 59eV*Jf MEATY LEGS Lb. 49c GROUND CHUCK...... lb.'69c 2 lbs. $1,30 3.97 VEAL-BEEF-PORK . . . .'.lb. 69c 2 lbs, 91.30 Shining patent ' Covered frames, luxury WINGS Lb. 29c GROUND TWICE FOR A NICE MEAT LOAF linibgs, extra zipper eosmetle pockets. KNITTER'S Large and small sizes. WORLD Cofd Cut (^pedals Repeal On Our LAMB SALE! MANCHESTER PARKADE Qaallty Mlaaa Rail Ih. 19a Sorry, bat we aoM but eariy last weekend oa lamb. So, for the week- WA MSG. aUe LB. cod our price oa eholee lamb lege will bo tlio same, only Lb. 5 " C i TEL. 649-486S OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, — • A L S O -r AND FRIDAY NIGHTS AmarieaR fSkme lb. 59e OHOIOB RIB LAMB CHOPS ...... H>. l i e . ^ LAND O’ LAKES.8. AadlYa MEATY BHOULOBB LAMB CHOPS ...... !!'!!lh . 7lo EASTER nrahlySU M d REG eaoib. 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M oto immsEN M ANCHfi^R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAt, MARCH 11, 1964 Wamen Tell Computers Sinatra Case Policeman Kills WsrlKur 0r|M Seeiion Two THDMDAT. MAwai 11. i»M ^ t u T b P s t f r E o m i t t g 1 | r n t lii Appeal Entered just What They Should Do Wife, Sons, Sdf 0NLY.....|l(^ LOS ANOBLJCS (AP)—An ap­ IS-note pedalboard, two’ PUEBLO, Oolo., (AP)—A note manuals. Reesat tM fo. peal cialming $7 errors In the triple murder and suicide ended raw TORE (AP) — BeMtjrt The spokesman noted that trial of Joseph Clyde Amsler. Good oenditlen. ' } and eteetronle hraliu’ mlx very IBM doesn't discriminate one of three men convicted of the lives of,’ police patrolman — Special Value against male employes, since kidnaping Frank Sinatra Jr., Frank F. Flanagan. 25, his wife w A at a fluit eomputer oom> 2 ,^ men are hired as program­ has been filed in federal Court- and their two sons, officers said. OOSS GROAN OO. faay where 1 ^ “calculetl^ mers and 4,000 males as sys­ Attorneys Morris Lavlne and 121 AUyn BL, H artfe^ femalae’' td l the mathematical tems en^eers. Oerald Forde charged in their Police Capt. Harold L. Jones 828-8W8 aioaetera what to do. Miss Rode, who must have petition Wednesday that the said Flanagan shot his wife, plenty of opportunities for dates, A prime example le dark- errors ranged from an “uncon­ Margaret Hope, 24, his sons, blonde, bhie-eyed Diana Rode, wai asked if her boy friends stitutionally constituted court” understand about computers. Michael Vaughn, 4, and Mitch- S3, a mathematlca major from to a “ denial of a public trial ^ Ray, S, and then himself Pembroke who la a systems en­ "If they don't,” she said, “ I and freedom of the press.” explain it to them." with a 88-oaliber pistol. All died gineer for International Busi­ The attorneys also flled a mo­ o f head wounds. GOING ness Machines Gbrp. tion for acquittal. • The shootings were discover­ bOss Rode, who could easily Amsler |utd Barry Worthing­ SKIING? qualify as a model, has conduct­ ed Wednesday night after Flan­ Robbers Beat, ton Keenan, 23, were sentenced agan’s oar, without lights, had RENT A CAR ed SMnlnars for Innln surgeons to life plus years after their n veered a c r ^ U.8. 85-87, a mile and worited on physics projects Torture Victims conviction last Saturday. Sen­ For a weekend or as long with university professors. tencing was deferred on John south of Pueblo, and rolled to a as yon like. Most of the women in IBM Irwin, 42, the third defendant. halt In a ditch. technical and professional Jobs, HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)—Four The trio was convicted of kid­ Three construction workers C m available with rid such as systems engineers or masked men broke into a fash­ naping young Sinatra Dec. 8 in a pickup truck found the racks attached. programmers, are graduates of ionable Houston home Wednes­ from a Lake Tahoe, Nev., boys dead In the back seat and such schools as Vassar, Carle- Fluiagan and his wife dead in day night and brutally beat, motel. He was released un­ Poiil Dodo# Pomiie ton College, Barnard, Stanford harmed a few days later. the front seat. w a burned and shot the wife of a and Southern Methodist Univer- Fellow officers said Flanagan 8T0 m a in s t r e e t tobacco company official. Fire Kill* Family had appeared unaccountably Phone 6«t-2881 science of programming They also pistol-whipped her depressed Wednesday. has been described as the anal husband and a governess, and yalng of problems Md reducing threatened to burn the couple’s CLKVBILAND, Ohio (AP) — them to sequences which the baby daughter with a heated Five members of a family I eomputer can understand. knife used to torture the perished early today In a firei Fbr axample, suppose a ma- mother. that swept their east side home. ehliM must be geared to per­ The victims were identified by form a cmnmand like “ pass the After holding Mr. and Mrs. firemen as James Hajas, 28, Mair Schepps and the governess sa lt” and his four children—Terry, It’s a matter of painstaking prismiers for three hours, the 8, James Jr., 6, Vicki, 6, and detail: Extend right hand over bandits left with nearly $4,000 Sharon, 8. tabla Poise right hand over cash and a diamond ring. Hajas’ wife, Judy, 25, was ad-, shaker. Lower right hand to The governess, Mabel L. Tuck mltted to St. Alexis hospital rtudier. Close r i^ t hand cm 80, called police. with head cuts and suffering shakw—and so on, until the op­ Hospital officials said Schepps from shock. She was reported eration Is completed. suffered a head injury. in good condition. Attack on U.S. Embassy Mrs. Schepps was shot in the MB« Rode, a native of Bris­ Firemen reported that Mrs. Rioters march with anti-American banners as other demonstrators attack the U.8. Em­ . X • , tol, Conn., said Wednesday that thigh and burned about the Hajas Jumped from the second bassy In Cambodia’s capital dty of Phnom Penh yesterday. Prince Norodom Sihanouk sent The main entruice was shoveled free of snow when the school opened a week ago. bi her Job It is a matter of body. Her husband said the men floor. The family occupied a This mammoth room becomes two normal classrooms when the partition is closed. knowled^, Judgment and "a torfored her with an electric four-room apartment above a apologies but added be ssrmpathiaed with the crowds for their “anger with the imperial­ r I- • little bit of femiuiine Intuition." prod and a heated butcher restaurant and a barber shop. ists.” (AP Photofax.) Her outside interests include knife. Sputh Windsor reading, visiting museunu and Schepps told police they beat playing the plaiw. him and asked where “ the Plano playing, according to a $40,000 and the safe w aa” He "'Al'RtL'H'™*” Group company spokesman, ties In said he knew 'nothing about with computers because it's es­ $40,000 and did not have a safe School in Orchard Two applications from the sentially problem-solving or In the house. Connecticut Co. for bus route Suggested for Town matter of logic. extensions affecting Manches­ Ends Dual Sessions ter will be heard at 10 a.m. to­ Representatives from Manchester’s churches and th« Krauses Speak morrow before the Connecticut synagogue will meet Suniiay night at 8 at the new Tem­ G O O D /^ E A R Public Utilities Commiarion ple Beth Sholom on E. Middle Tpke. to consider the for­ WINDOW SHADES To Church Cluh Doubts school' I Ions andadOare all fimohad in tha aame (PUC) at Room 585-A, State mation of a local Human Rights Commission and An a weak ago with tha opening of octer on tfie. oorrtdor tide. The Office Building, 165 Capitol Open-Occupancy Housing Com-*'------'------wings are done in orange, blue Mr. and Mins. Ward Knuiee of O r a h a r d Hill Blemeatsry Ave.. Hartford. mlttee. •new, Whllt, Eeni end brown. The inside surface having a Negro, <»• member ot 87 Walnut St. will be guests at Applicatio:i 4414 asks a 30- »he group will discuss a reso­ School on Foster St. on March of olassroom doors are painted .some other minority group, re­ WoshablG day trial for a route from Cen­ lution, to' be Introduced by a siding in their neighft>orho<^. the meeting of the Come Dou­ 2. Dasignad by Ksna and Fkir- to harmonize with the color ter St. and W. Middle Tpke. to REASONS delegate from Second Congrega­ "It could establieh cctw bles CMb of North Methodist ahlld Assoclatas, Hartford ar- scheme of the room. The har­ Broad St., and then aouth on tional Church, that the town HOLLAND FINISH monizing colors in the rooms tact with realtors willing to co­ Church to be held at the church YOU SHOULD ahltactural firm, the school was Broad St. to Center St., whsre board of directors be petitioned GENERAL ELECTRIC ore Muc, . yeUow-orange and, operate in open-ocoupancy. R 4 . 9 A Blade to Order Saturday at 8 p.m. it would follow an existing to pass an ordinance, which GOODYEAR; built by Wadhams and May of "lit could be in vegular con­ beige-brown, green, and slate- Wlfli Tour Rollers The Krauses will show color­ Hartford. route. would create a town-sanctioned ed slides and teU of thdr mo­ gray. To further harmonize the Application 4415 asks for per­ Human Rights Conunission, tact with agencies in the Great­ Orchard HiU occupies the rooms four oolors were used er Hartford area that are try­ FULL LINE OF CUSTOM tor trip to Alaaka last summer 1. Losn niCES i in ia SEWicE! 3. UPTON soonlc setting of an apple or- mission to operate over Oak­ "with official status . . . and 4. NO MONEY DOWN in chaHc boards. ing, to locate and jwovide hous­ with their fomlly. All oouples of ehard with an unbroken view of land St. from N. Main St. to having the power of holding VENETIAN ILINDS FREE DIRECT FACTORY SERVICE > Off the main entrance of the ing for individual fomiUes.” the oliuroh are .weloome to at­ SHOP AND COMPARE Vernon mountains. Woodbridge St., a matter df a hearings and making recom- tend. AND PARTS BY GE-TRAINED wnH school is the library, built to few dozen feet. The change will menjjations for talcing action, to Sunday night’s meeting will MONTHS TO PAY! The main entrance, reached bouse between 3,000 end 4,000 L A. JOHNSON Bfr. and Mrs. Leeter Chap­ by a canopied walk, Is flanked .facilitate tuniing buses ki the the appropriate town agencies be the third meeting held by THEN COME TO GOODYEAR SERVICEMEN books. Hie Ubraiy also has siiC North End area. man, Mr. and Mm. Raymond INSTANT CREOm by a hedge ot yews. It leads in­ or boards . . .” the embryo “Social Actions” reading tallies,, work desks, H- The first application, for bus •group. Bogue and Mr. and Mrs. Quen­ to the lobby of the school which The commission's functions PAMTOO. bnuian's desk, file cabinets and service along W.. Middle Tpke.< tin Mangun wrlU serve on 12m would be: On Oct. 13. at Center Con­ V88 BlalB 8 t„ TeL SAe-ASOl iMs double glass doors facing a card catalog unit. The fur- ties in with a local controversy hoopltallty committee. the back and looking out onto (1) To collect information on gregational Church, It met to G-E Aufomalic ntsbinga, all finished in the over the relocation of the Man­ contemporary problems and G-E 1964 Model Ranges a fenced-in patio. explore the possibility of esUb- same stein, blend in with the chester office of the State Bkn- pass on such information to the 2 SPEEDS ' The three-level building pro­ llahing a permanent committee, mahogany stained shrives. A ployment Service. appropriate authorities and vides a separation of the class- and heard Alfred P. Werbner, Filter-Flow Vl^osher row of windows on the for side (Herald photo by Saternii) 'Town Republicans started to agencies. president of the Manchester Amomatle Ovtn Contrah 'Sa. The main level holds the ad­ of the library look out over the holler ''poUtloa” when the state (2) To keep the citizenry 3 CYCLE ministrative oMees, library, A view of the primary wing, from the glassed-in lobby, Board of Realtors, discuss Mlniftt TIrmt • Clock patio and anfle orchard. . ------; i— — ------,— — ------"" — office announced it would move abreast of state and federal "Freed(Jm of Residence — the NOW BOOKING ■me ding guidance, office, nursee* Ibe school opened with 489 from Main St. to the Shopping statutes affecting human rights. Romovobla Ovm Doqr Station, cafeteria and claas- Problem in Manchester.” FOB RBA80NAL WORK ? * pup^a enrriled in 21 o f He 24 Bryce K. Carpenter, Sherwood ,?S£kade, off W. Middle Tpka. (3) To act as a fact-finding , The group met again on Feb. NoffiiChlli SurfcicG 'rooms for Grades 1 through >'8. clasoroenM. The school can ek- Trufinaih Everett Kelsey and and statistical warehouse for The upper level holds the music floseC o. 2 Boys Admit said that bus service 9, at North Methodist Church, pand to approxlmatriy 600 pu­ R(>bei¥ ‘ SJr^tavnitsky. along Main S t makes the pres­ problems o f housing, job dis­ and was addressed by Isadjre BITUNINOUS ASPHALT PAVINR romn and Grades 5 through 8. pils based on the board of edu- liiose attrnd^ are asked to crimination, and othw denials These eight elsssrooms are ent location the best, and hint Goldstein o f Bloomfield; a long­ • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS cetion’s wggested oisae stss of meet at the hosehouse at the ed poUtlcal influence had moU' of human rights. time member of the Connecti­ • GAS STATIONS g BASKETBALL COURTS equipped Trith movable parti­ 27 pupils per claseroom. Sets Banquet Center at 6 p.m. '.'from where Church Fire (4) To establish liaison with tions. llM aim of this design Is vated the move. cut Commisslcm on Civil AU Woifc Penonally Supervleed The school wia l$s CMn to they will protwed to the dinner. In a reply to a letter sent at local realtors in order to begin Rights. W e A n 100% Ineured to primde for the possibility of puhUc view on MatCh 22 fM m Harold A. Turkington, town - ~ 'riS------Two boys, ages 8 and 11, yes­ work in promoting open-occu­ team tearblng- a venture gain­ the request ot one of the town's The meeting Sunday night at i to 6 p.m. The first PTA meet­ director and former mayor j vv terday afternoon were turned Demooratic directors. State pancy poliries in Manchester. the Temple is open to all pas­ ing support in mahy areaa In ing will be held April 7 at 8 (6) To serve notice, by its the country. The movable par­ Manchester, will be the fea- T f £%1 over to juvenile authorities Labor Commissioner Renato tors and laymen of Manchester DE MAIO BROTHERS pjm. for the pannts o f the tured speaker March 21 at the ^ UUUl9 Ml KvU Ricciuti srid that his depart­ mere presence, to them •wbo churches. TeL 648-7001— W e Carry Jennlto Sealer 159 titions will allow conversion of school cMklran. after they admitted and showed would deny human rights, that a standard sise olassroom Into ment feels the new location annual banquet of Center Hose' police how they set what could a bigger area for instruction of would be equally aoceesible their action may involve public Msnohestor Bvenlng Herald do. 2 of the Town Fire Depart- ' In Thompson exposure. lam s numbers of students. have been a disastrous Are at since the Connecticut Cb. was South Windsor oortespondenL ment to be held at the Garden (6) To sett the stage for a 'Hm lower level holds Grades St. James' Church on Monday asking the new W. Middle l^ke. Brownie Joseph, telephone 644- Grove at 7 p.m. free flow of ideas on the high­ S end 4, the gynwaslupi-audl- 0148. route. The dinner will mark the last Theft^ D ea th afternoon. est town levels of authority, in torium including stage, Htowera time that Co. 2 members get apd physical emmittee had its tele­ Henry X. FateeMfd, ttw investigation were Chief An­ was extinguished by town flre- Wiqj^d be “An interdenomina- Rorissorio, AHtomotie Ovon pressed gas, springs or elastfo phone disconnected and had all schooi’o designer, has used four materials, only the bow and ar­ thony Szamockl, Sgt. Stanley men who were called to the tlonaJ citizen's committee, BUHER Controls and Bumor. Tanca, and officers Richard but shut down its headquarters different color sebemee In the row — vith wooden shaft and scene by Mias Georgette Ro- here when Ambassador Henry whose prime function would be eleasKxms. Clessroom docev Munted tip—is legal In Pdrls. Mason, Joseph Gadbois and ginka, secretary at the rectory, to create the cemditions where­ JHector Champagne. Cabot Lodge’s write-in victory BINGO who was told of the Are by a In the New Hampshire primary by any individual, regardless ot third youth. revived the movement. race or religion, could purchase BOBKA EVERY FRIDAY No Monty Down Damage was confined to two Dr. Frank J. Dzurik, head of a home in Manchester for his MAIN STm s o u t h COVENTRY 169 Four Town Girls wooden benches covered with a the committee, said Wednesday fondly, •without fear of restric­ • 12 Lb. Capacity Only $430 Weekly A URGE SUPPLY simulated evergreen iqiholstery he would get a new telephone tive oonvenants. or subtle dis­ • 12 Lb. Capacity189 On Dean’s list material. back In the office on ^ b llc crimination.” Square. • 2 Wash Temp. Police Chief Jamee Reardon In addition, "It eiKild main­ Lodge's victory "gave us m a y r c m % • 3 Load Selection • 2 Wash Temp. Four Mancheater students at today said the case was solved tain lists of homes for sale on quite a lift,” said Dr. Dzurik, an open-occupancy basis, and • Ail Porcelain Top and Tub Simmons (College, BosUm, after many young people were a physician. “ We are going to b a k e e h o p e • 3 Load Selections and ^questioned through ^form ation could distribute lists of home- Mass., have been named to the redouble our efforts.” owners who would not fear • An Porcelain Top and Tab received by Are and police offi­ APPLES dean's list for the flrst semes­ cials. ORCHARD FRESH ter. •• i. The older boy reportedly has The- girls, all graduates of a record of starting other Ares Vt Bushel Manchester High School, are in buUdlngs hers during tJ)q s U U B Qrade Macs Miss Jacqueline L/Cook, daugh­ past year. - . , . r-i.’: Toni^t Or This V/eekend— ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon S. % 4 Harold A. Turkington Cook, 323 Woodbrldge St., a VOTE DIVIDEND „ W j u d S u QjtL JoJVJtL sophomore in the School of Ed­ together before moving to the NEW HAVEN (Al») — th- DRCHARD HILL ucation; Miss Cynthia DeBan- new Central Firehouse. rectors of the Southern New Stop In and See The All AVERY STREET. WAPPING Toastmaster for the event di, daughter of Mr. ,and Mrs. England Telephone Co. have will be O. Leroy Norris, who, Louis DeBandi, 78 Scarborough authorized a quarterly dividend along with Turkington, are Rd., a senior in the School of of 50 cents a share on common long-time members of "Old” Social Science; Misa Marlene T. stock — an Increase of 5 cents New General Electric "P-7" Co. 2. Forde, daughter of Mr. and over the rate in use.since July Invitations have been sent to Mrs. Arthur E. Forder 105 Oak 1959. The directors said yester­ Chief W. Clifford Mason and St., a Junior in the School of day the dividend Is payable other company foremen of the Home Economics, and Miss April 15 to stockholders of SALE SELF CLEANING OVEN... department. Marjorie A. Kdbllnsky, daugh­ record at the close of business UR TOe banquet committee In­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester March 20. Tljey also announced 1964 G-E 11 cludes Walter Weir, Milton L. Kohltnaky, 40 Earl St., a frerii- plans for a $25 million stock U. S. CHOICE Stavnltaky, Henry B. Aghew, man. issue this fall. • Short 1064 G-E Portable Portable TV ThaPswhy •varybody tovai • Sirloin State Utw PMato CMpe • PortorhoHoo h p * 7 0 ’ DEPENDABLE! Tnternational* m m m-m mmmmmmmmmmmm DEPENDABLE is the word for Dad in ^ s family! OUR OYVN CURE. U.S. CHOICE FANCY, SWEET LIFE That's because he looks ahead, plans ahead and saves lot Out BACON « « 'if m m m m 139 119 ahead at Manchester’s oldest financial institution . . . earned Beef L b . 5 5 c •ALL CHANNEL UHP/VHP the dependable institution, now in its 72fid year. Lb. 69c ‘ HEAD CUT Cello Pkg. Lb. S9c CUB CADET • An Channd UHF-VHF 1 1 • DAYUGHT BLUE SCREEN LAWN AND GARDEN TRACTORS • TekecopinK Antenna • BiMiflHddy • POLAR BAR •CHOICE SELECTED PRODUCE • « ONLY^ 22 LBS. e Bidbt lU ^’OB. tandilets 1 ‘ .''' IU m the haid wdA out of yard wo A Mow an acre of turf • DajrHfht Bhw Screeh 2 $-P-E-C.|.A.L Ibo^ an hour. Oear walto and drives of drifted enow ia • Flashing color ;;:A' ‘ FANCY, FIRM, RIPE l lwilee with Made or snow throwor. Handle every aeaeon’o • TELESCOPING ANTENNA ohone foster and with low sffoit than over btfom. Both T O M A T O E S Poak^'te 2pic(s. 39c • iraelors foatuto thrao-spsed. all-gsar drive with foot- X FRIED CUMS ...... oMtenefivs typo friction engine dutch-no dtivo LARGE, FANCY, 3VNKI8T, NAVEL { i* e d btokss oasnio fsat, sals stojM. Other now ' ‘I " ' ' . : ...... 5 . I t e . ORANGES D ... S9e • aaoko ttw Oib Cbdst tnotem battor bus* thtti w«L 1 il I ■' Aa u s o o p r e m iu m COAOKEM ...... fuB b o« ass SOUTH WINB60R G O O D / ^ E A R SERVICE 9 EQUlPgEI^ QD, INO. 713. r. MANCHESTER • O P | N TONIGHT m i 9i00 « .V a ^ # fr: % W N I-. ’dl I HICNLAND PARK MARKH | B • AlfO IM w o rn s sM m OOWHEOncUT e » e t A w ^ A w « « V u e ^ tit Hlahl—U •*» MhiarfityoPi|>ilte EHeMSiM, Osaa. Itas— Hi-e e ^ 4 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ A ••••— — eeeeeeeeeeeeesf • •• •• • •$.• \ - 1 ^^1.4.. '-'ZT j ’-r

IIANGHEBTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. MARCH 12. 1964 PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1264 gy t>rop«IIanU, has a mueh hot­ axptoalfliM eean in ths eontrafla team will rehearse at 7:30 p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs. Dudley judged by the Texas opinion ed In toe Soviet Union slnee toe contrails until they run out of Into Big-sag streaks that OOP Executive OdmmKtae, The GwtU Rtmittdtr ter exhauat of raeant MtoutonMn mlsrilae. fuel. like froBon lightning. C o v e n t r y Friday. Ferguson and Mrs. Frank Krla- Nixon, Scranton poll. committee several times has blowup of toe four-power q(m- MiggUe ContriUls Provide toff. passed reaohitlona supporting This is one of the laaaons tor The new Mlnuteman goes so - On clear days when tempera­ MissDes Isunchsd at sanest The Whlrlawaya Square Tonight at midnight is toe ference in Parjs following toe BRUNSWICK. <3*. (AP) — A the roesnt unawoedeated •««> mosphere and more molecules haust is great enough to cause velociUos at too to 800 miles an sun, visible at that height hm- Boalnf CM ^Uaion, will apeak memoirs of former President ■ t a ^ free, of obarge over the e t of etoam and combustion dabrie condonaatioit. Jet Sanest with hour. The Dental Health party, OXFORD, Pa. (AP)U«omo at Congregational Church will rocket, a combination used for May 3. Margarot Chaas Smith and Ha­ D w l^t O. Elsenhower, toe So­ Board turned in a profit in 1983 down on drlvars Who failad to montha by tha Air dreds of miles north In Oregon. at the Laafue at Women Votera rold F. Stasasn. The new lllnuetmsn, designed to act like tiny, dancing prisms their lower exbauet heat, run Missile oontralle are bigger eponsored by the county dental Kwamo Nkniraah’s old peotee. have a demonstration on the art Atlas or Midas reconals- Former Vice President Rich­ viet news agency Taaa an­ 88,900,000 — for the frtot time got tags by last Friday's daad- to overcomf an earty version’s MlssUee launched from too society, had entertainment, car­ maatlnr Monday kt 8 pjn. at of Ukranlan Blaster egg decor­ sance satellites, was launched ard Nixon and Pannaylvania Ths rsfersndum, which will In six years. And 30,000 fswsr line. Some of the commiaaion- In toe sunlight. into these conditlone only at and denser and eometlmss last Bast Coast head away from too aan at Lincoln Univoretw ia s . Boeth*Dlmock Memorial LI nounced Wednesday night. Residents of Weetam etatoe limited range with higher ener­ Hotter gases also explain ths high altitudes. Missiles have toons, prises, sugarisas rstraeh- they arc shockod and dliap- ating at its meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday. The Air Force gave Gov. William Scranton sent not bs binding on anyone, was Almost nothing about Presi­ minsrs produced 8,000,000 more are said they did not know the for half an hour, breaking up setting sun and out over the ments—and no ^llng. ll brmry. He will explain aoma of March 17 in the chui^ vpstry. no further details. word they did not choose to be ordered Monday by too State' deadline had paaaed. polntod at hie coiu'ao o f hetlon tha plana at the commiaaion for dent Eleenhowfr haa been print­ tone of coal than In 1^1. resident of Glmna. , the future development at the innnah spent 10 yoore boro, Gospel as an undergraduate and lec­ auphen Joncua of the sonlnr turer, before leaving too Unitod hoard a< appeals will also 1301------I I Statoo in 1945 to lead his native gpggjt. REDEEM MOTT’S VALUABLE COUPONS Mailed to vour home! REDEEM eOUPON ■ land In West Africa to Indopend-' DeMara and Joncua will an- once from Groat Britain. ■wer quaatlona on planning and Nkrumah a few wooka ago soalnff. expelled American profoooon maatins will be open to from toe University ^ Ghana. tiM public and the fourth in a The Americans were accused of eeriae of the League’s “Know “acUvltlee {n-ejudldal to the so* Tour Town” agenda. In charge curity of toe etato." at the meeting will be Mrs. Dad W ill Say/'M iahty Delicious!” S 1 0 0 I A mob atormod to the Amor* Barry A. Jackson, Mias Carol lean Embeusy shouting "Ghana Oooohevita and Mrs. Stephen " m m u k m u D c yea, Tankee no" and hauled Joncua. s EXTRA STAMPS 9b down toe Stars and Strlpea. YOU’LL RECEIVE COMPUMENTS GALORE when "I think power went to hie Sophomore Danee Set ■ Wilk rarebiH #( I I or Mart ■ The sophomore class at Cov­ Dad tastes your MOTT’S “Tender-Trim” Roast—for it’s head,’’ says Dr. Paul Kuehner, 2 Coupon good Meroh 13 thru registrar and profeaaor of Ge1^ entry High School will have its so tempting and tender—with a mouth-watering flavor M e r^ 14, 1864. Limit 11 pjn. March 31 at the school joy with gnsto. Stote Lew: OlgerattM, ' eafeteria. The theme the appointment to m e," aaira Dr. at sad Fair Traded Items Armstead Grubb, profeaaor at dance will be “Swiss Mist.” excluded from offer. Students of Grades 9 through « THATS BECAUSE every “Tender-Trim” Roast is se- H French. "It looks Uke power EH FOOD SALE lected top.chidce beef. Just one look and you’ll see that has turned him Into a completa 13 are Invited to attend. Miss egomaniac.” Barbara Helma is In charge of it’s extra rich, red meat streaked 'with just enough creamy Both remember Nknunah pubUdly. fat for tender cocAkg—so make Dad happy this weekend well. They found him a good Aeeepted for Instttnte Best Tasting Frozen Foods In Endless Variety! with a itisdons, flavorful roost from Mott’s. atudent, well-Uked by evoryone; Ibw. Aimio A. Whooler, teach­ a man who never got Involved er of bi<^ogy at the high school, COME IN AND SELECT top qualify fronn foods for your fomity In any fights or grudgee. has bom notified of her ac­ FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE He was eager, affable, ceptance for a aix-we^ bio­ from MOTT'S tromondous vorioty. friendly and had a considerable logy institute for high school AN AMPLE SUPPLY sense of humor. He was verjr teachers. The program is sup­ IMAGINE THE MEALTIME SELECTION you eon ttoro In your BONE nice and very easy to get along ported by the National Science fruoior! Not only wOi your family lova Hia cMkieus Raver of Nioso with,” recalla Dr. Grubb. gVwndation and will be h^d at ^ OP SHOPPING CARTS Both profeaaors noted, how* Rutgers University, in New froMn fruits and voqateddos. but tfwy'll gain a waalth of good ever, that Nkrumah faced se­ Brunswick, N. J. It will be CHUCK BONELESS IN nutritioa from thom toe! vere economic hardship In the anoounted by Dr. Paul G. Pear-1 PLEASE do not re* United States. He sold fish on •on, associate professor of aoo- move th«m from th« a Harlem street comer, loaded hogy. SO JOIN THE THOUSANDS of homomakors who eomo to MOTTS / animal fat Into a wheelbiuTow Mrs Wheetar wMl attend the for Hm wMott ehoteo of quoNty froiaa foods. premises of oar stores. at a soap factory, became a •ourses fhom June 38 through waiter on a paaaengar ship, and A««. 7. Participants in the pro­ once slept on a ps^ bench hi gram are sheeted on the fol­ ROAST Philadelphia. lowing criteria: Bachalor’a de- The prafeesors also feel It le graa or aquivalmt, profeaaional moat liksly be encountered ra> oompetatMe, oapaolty to profit cial prejudice In the United from the program and deairs to Statee. When he was a student, ahara the benefits of the ex- HUNDREDS OF for example, aome restaurants pertenoe with feltow teachera at GROUND FRESH EVERT HOUR - LEAN in Oxford wouldn’t serve Ne­ homa. Service DeUeateeten groes. Most students at Lincoln EXTRA SAN STAMPS are Negro. Flia Warning MM Stons ezespt Ifott’s-Brtotol With t^ approach of dry Nkrumah, in hla 1957 auto­ eonditiona, a warning has been I Believe:'^ ■KACHENZ UMMD NO COUPONS NEEDED . . . NO LIMIT biography, said a survey of toe Seafood Dept. GROUND B lip American Negro he conducted iaeued hy fire aaeopdatlon, pres­ HYORAiNerS b r is k e t All items st everyday lew prices for toe Presbyterian Church' ident Harold J. Ckana that no PASTRAMI LI. FRESH was an eye-opener to too racial burning la to be done without IT’S A M u e m r s problems in the United States. first aeouring a permit from a HADDOCK 50 EXTRA NEPOO POLISH K IE LB AAA When I compared tola racial fire amrden. FILLETS fc. s^;regatlon with toe modernity Anyy large areas to be burn­ WOMAN’S WORLD BOLOfiNA iSaZ. CORNID Blip ik. 69' 25 EXTRA Withwith PurchasePurehsM 1l^to. H». pkg. and advancement of toe couli* ed, s u ^ aa lots, will be done by FANCY PEI'.'VS HYGRADE’S SKINLESS FRANKB try It nuule my heart sink," he the firemen. The oommletae In RICE PUDDING...... lb. 4 S « commented. ehatga of burning for the South HAUBUT g c C Y TD A aitli Purchase Purchase 1 1Ib. n>. pkg. pkg. AU AU Verietlee Varieth RAKED MACARONI. .lb. 4 9 « M C A I n i l oCAPITOL A P n m . FATFARMS COLD CUTS Apparently, Nkrumah did not Coventry firemen Inohidee Br- AT MOTT’S ■ STEAKS lb. make any Issue of mclal prob­ neat G. LeOoyt, esaistent chief; with PurohjAM lems while attending Ltaicoln. John Klein, captain; Raymond ITALIAN SAUSAGIib.79' 25 EXTRA GOL PACK VEAL OUTLETS During his atudent years, Caouette, Dennis Walkar and Nkrumah was a voracious read­ Anthony TVemont. Any of these er. Once he had a job putting men may be contacted for The one department in the Supermarket that is truly "a SAVE 10c hooka on the shelves in the hvthar InformatJcn. wiunan’s world’^ is the frozen foods. l I N T i H MOTTS REAL Ubrary. For the Dogs SAVER-U "We dlacovered he was very Plan* are under way to or­ SHARP OHEESE la6 9 ' slow at tola beoauao he spent ganise a 4-H Dog dub with You can find everything you need, to serve the finest gourmet SEAFOOD TREATS hla time scanning the books," Mrs. S 00 iwiaaii Bf M IM denner; Ralph Cohn, gold ar­ PKGS. newspaper at the Manchester row under wolf badge and Rich­ SYRAWBERRIES 3 Green School, haa won a na* ard Archambault, silver arrow tional citation In the 1984 under wolf badge; Jamee Mac- School Press Project, sponsored Arthur, denner bar; Mark Bor­ by the National Tuberculosis den and Curt Wlttlg, bear The Milk That Made Conn. History Association and the Columbia badge and David Pierce and Scbolaatic Press Association. Richard Libby, Hon badge. FROZIN ViGETSBlE eONN. APPIIVRO NOMSEINinB The Globe In January had Asst. Chairman Walter El- been named the top $25 prlM well commended all cubs for FAMIIY SIZK VITAMIN D MILK winner In the Connecticut por> their work In making the re­ tlon of the press project, spon­ cent llg^t bulb sale a success. Mix or Match I POLLY BAS "DRY-PACK” •A l Jlil HALF lAL sored locally by the Connecti­ Prizes were awarded to the cub cut Tuberculosis Health Aaao- In each den making the most elation. sales. The list follows; 1 Den 1, ESKIMO SHOP-RITE LEAF or OBOPPBO S A V E l i j j The Globe, together with Ralph Cohn; Den 2, William IROZEN VEGETABIES 73* 38 * Easy To Pool, Good Sliciag eight other Connecticut papers P ratt; Den 3, Daniel Kirouac; SPINACH NwDeooiH cited for natloniU awards, win Den 4, Lewis Bradley J r ; Den CUT CORN receive a certificate of merit at 8, Ronald Nightingale; Den 6, E MO » .UO INVmNO! EXOrraNG deUilits tho whole a ceremony for faculty advisors fanolly—Sve colorful- oparkllng frulto for , and student editors at the Curt Wittlg; Den 7, Daniel THRIFTY WAT TO BUT FROZEN VEGETABLES thno-oaving frultoup*, gelatin *nlndB and Barvir; Den 8, William Kamin­ “Dry Peek” loU you uso oo much oo you need aad to SUNKISY ORANGES Christmas Seal agency's annual GREEN PEAS M IXED V EG . desoerU. Save a t thU low, low price . . . get meeting May 14. sky and Webelo, Robert Max­ place the balance In your froeoor tor futuro noo. Buy Green Stampo, tool well and John ZIi>7el. Di TA CUT or P I',; CW STYLE BKOP-RITE CRINKLE CUTS or the Big Economy Poly Bag aad nave.. .got Greco In all, 199 achoola In 80 Special recognition has been Stamp* too! ' INDMI liv a Extra Jaky states were recognised by the given for the work done by the BUY A national judging committee for following den chiefs In assist­ GREEN BEANS FRENCH FRIES excellence in joumallam. The ing den mothers: Richard Gale. P J S, -RITE press project, conducted annu­ Brian L«wia, Rodney Lessen BOOK SYOKLEY’S ally for 37 years, recognlsse •nd Emsst Archambault. FLORIDA ORANGES ability in presenting informa­ Ralph A. Hucklne is in charge PEM tCAUOTS CHOrm II 4CC0U Swest Ptas v/t Ih. 394 IDAHO A WEEK tion on announced health top- at pubUcity for Pack 65 and Its ioa. •ommittee. THE The Globe won its awards toe Bevenl organiaationa of Pinet Cut Ortsu Roans i'/i lb. 394 POTATOES FRUIY COCKYAIL its January issue, which was OoMgregntional Church have EASY WAY devoted to “Smoking and •ie e ^ officers: Board of Chris- Health." Joyce RuUn la the pa­ tis« ' a-{ •hnirman. and Mrs. Wlnthrop VIB3NNA—Austrian export* Merrism Sr., secretary; and the Ph>t to the United States the first hoard of truatece. R^den r. Rrussol Sprouts 1'/4|b. 494 Nosh BrOWus flMT iwitf of 1983 slippod 3.9 per hentlh Jr. re-eiected chairman MLMM oeirt, to 018,300,000. In the Bmlth Jr, re-electad chairman WMHT No. 303 sanM period 833,900,000 worth Itia Friendly cHrole haa Slicod Carrots ' I'Aik 254 YOLUME CANS # of UK. prodiiots snteiad tho its meeting ikglit to j m T/XKMNXHMOiile AimMMi ■**• ttoa thM TViaaday^ the month ket, a S.5 par ded n e. with the next aasrion at 8 pan. IVb Nmrw lEt Fardhaelt Umos V/t lb. .. 2 » WoNiiOfMlIo AHDDU TURNFIKI EAST. Noor tht Graaa, MANCHBSTIR March 17 In the veatiy. 394 Vili.M O too TEEN PLATOKOCND BrMb IliiAf it Usiff IliNC M ikuH OsuoNlbg KEMFTEN, Germany (AF)-« Uriel Lodge of Masons will Vogetciblot im 39* OPEN N IG m ^ MONDAY THRU SATURDAY TILL 9 This town in toe Allgau Moun­ Meet at 7:80 p.m. Saturday at tains la sxperimenting with a the Masonic Hall la Merrow. playground tor children in their Climax Chapter of Eastern Star A) . • ' early teens. It Is buildlag on* will sarvs a sbpper at 6:30 p.m. with a Robinson Crusoe aetUag, During tha buslnaaa meetiiy the ...... ___ m u U r maaon dagrM wdl ba 111 ll: DOUBLE S&H STAMPS EVERY WED wa Tka Lodge's dagres ■*-k *V ' r ^T1

T W B S m MANCHESTEB EVENING BEBALD. MANCHESTER, OONN^ THURSDAY, MARCH 12; 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN< THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1964 PAGE From Your Neighbor's Kitchen

-i% met., ttmr-smis .i"- a 14 pound prooeaaed Ameiioan ■ y ■aU M N O Minteaii of cheeae cut in amall pieces M ItalO M i 8 t niol w a moMed H cup evaporated milk aated ttM , A o aagM, ‘%|i|>««ia 14 cup onion, cut up famous 1 tablespoon Worceaterahlre emYDAYmees on to agr tiillo dkiMr gua ti m orak M tttoir fomalo oomiMa- aauce XUx and place ingredienU in tem.** H m MMttioB o f *a it> a greaaed 12 x 8 Inch baking obodter obooM to tbo mold i« dlah. Ebdce in 400 dence oven tbo nMon. Ae.ttilnlu, for Ml m m m uiK... 10 minutea, or \mtil bubbly at Mntvwwl accciAanoo. IVigothor edgea. F i n t O lV k f wMb bar raclpo for Hoavonly Mix 1 oup prepared biscuit f. ■ M Plnooppie MMd, A e haa kiclud- fmY/mvfMtm mix, H cup yellow com meal, 2 N a t i o n a l od Ftentatlon Caasorolo and tableapoona augar, 14 teaspoon 6tt VdwMi Onvofnilt Flo. salt, 1 egg and % cup evaporat­ S t o r e ! noaw U y Ptaeapplo MoM ed milk. Tndki Skapi, Tm I 1 jmdtmg* lenten g:elatin Mix w ^ and pour on hot mix­ 1 Clip bottlnf wator ture, leaving center uncovered. . . . S O i S H O P % cup ptoaawtfe Juice I^read dough to edgea of bak- 1 tetofeopoon lemon Juice li^ dlah. Bake 20 minutea hi a cups oruahod pineappio, 400 degree oven, or imtil golden drained brown. 12118 recipe aervea 6. 5-RIB CUT 1 cup ahatp Cheddar ehaeae. Orapefrntt Fla abreddod 14 cup cornstarch 8-OZ a N 114 cups sugar Rm So Tender — So Flovorful 1 aap wfa^yod cream U x >* " ' / 14 teaspoon salt Hershey Cocoa Dtosotvs golatln In boOtep wsp ter end add pineapple Jufcse and 1% cups boiling water All Cut From Tender, Young Porkers - 8 eggs, aeparated 9-OZ ^ ' / lemon Juioe. Chill until aligtit* 1 teaspoon butter ty tblolieoed. Fcdd In plneap- 14 cup grapefruit Juice SALAD MUSTARD JARS Treat Your Family This W eekend to pie. cheeM and whipped cream. 1 teaspoon grated rind. Four into 1% quart mold and French's Mix comatarch, augar, salt One of These Delicious Roasts - obfll until Him. Unmold and and boiling water and blend laxnlah with lettuce leaves and w ea Cook fo r 15 minutea in DKGS Treat Your Budget Too, With These obeRtaa* I f desired. top of double boiler, atirring LUNCHEON NAPKINS Of 50 War djetera Hra. Iferrbnan until thick and smooth. Beat Low Prices! ktohidod a low calorie version Scotkins yolka of eggs aUghUy and pour of tbe mold. eomatareh mixture slowly onto X packace snflavorad gslar yolks, stltTlng constantly. Re­ tin turn to top of double boiler and 16-OZ JAR K oup odd water cook for two minutes. Remove HONEY % eiq> bdUnc water from heat and add butter and Clovermaid S amak cans cruahed dietetic grapefruit Juice and rind. Stir LB Piossppie until well blended. Pour Into First 7 - R IB C U T \ Jules ftorn pineappie nine-inch baked pie sheD and MAIN or UI10-OZ % oup Ionian jd o e cover with meringue made from lO D IZID a N % teavoon salt egg whites. Bake in 850 degree X cup Whipped topping oven until meringue ia lightly Morton's Snit National LB X oup ahaip Cheddar cheese, brown. Mra. Merrlman is a member L O IN E N D br Beterals) 15-OZ S to re s PiaaoHe gelatin in odd wa­ o f South Methodiat Church, and FRANCO AMERICAN ter, ttan add boiling water and Its Kehler Circle. She is also a MRS. RAYMOND wHh MIAT lA U S CANS aMr. Add pineapple Jdoe, Innon member of tbo Kaffoo Klatcaho, Spaghetti id e a mid salt mid chHl until a crafts group, o f tbe Xlanchea- rice Berletsoh, Tolland; Mm. LB Fold in ter Unit of the YWCA. Lilly Daigle. 30 West Rd. H e b ro n R I B H A L F She studied the flvo-atrlng Discharged yesterday: Louie SALAD ChH 'u n til banjo with Frank Bradbury Ferreri, 17 Progrees Ave.; DIISSINO Halford, and playad with the Jamea TuUy, High Manor Trail­ Town Youth Miracle Whip 7-RIB ROAST Ploctral Club, a mandolin club, er Fark; Richard Gray, 17 Tol­ t oops oodBod bam ebMoan of Hartford. land Ave.; Joseph Koalowski, 8 FOR YOUR TRADITIONAL and FOUR LB or b sif, oubod Her hobbieo, booide cooking, Miorrioon St.; Tbomas Connelly, Perform In CENTER CUT O W P S are making hor own eloth^ EUlngton; Joseph Hall, Tolland; ST. PATRICK'S DAY CILIBRATIONI Pork Combination X% oupa oooked peas, drained. 1-LB PKG Ib a a beans or out-up oar- and sho la now making hats. Mrs. Judith Frost, 67 Ordiard Nabisco RITZ CRACKERS lots may be adbatMuted She rscamtly oompletod a mll- St.; Cynthia Anestia, Overbrook Manchester X No. X oan (1 pound) oroam lineiy oouraa at the Hartford Rd. FANCY BRISKET atjdo oom YWCA. News ef Servloemm A Scottish premium w kl to FRESHLY GROUND LB f lApyd K. Sknery Jr., aviation prssesiited Saturday at Man­ Quicker UB12-OZ CHOPPED BEEF chester High School o f 1:30 p. aa a clerk. He became secretary storekeeper third class, USN, Rsflular PKG RockinUe-Vemon In 1026 and treasurer in 1029. son o f Mr. and Mrs. lAoyd R. ni., sponsored by the Lutx Jun­ Cream of Wheat He Is a graduate of Rockville lOnwry Sr. of 13 Moser Dr., ior Musemn o f Manchester. A Corned Beef High School class of 1021, and Rodoville, b aerving with the group of Hebron children will i tHOULOIt U LB Aiifxxme Barly Warning Bar­ show how the merry ScoUand- Smoked Butts 59< PINAST waa employad In the coat da- 14-OZ Sliced Bucen Union Bids irtm m t of the then Hockanum rier Squadron, P a d lic Midway era trip tbe light fantastic— CREAAA STYLE CORN FRONI CUT Detadancnt, locaitad on Mid­ Dawn Price, Kathleen and Ka­ CANS HNAST SPERRYS D i f LI a PIMENTO LOAP OZ Wa before Joining the bank. Sgfvg a folly NfW infland Soiltd Oitatt • LB 5 5 < 6 way IBkmd in tbe Western Fa- ren Bethany and Jonaithan Hor­ Libby fonder, Ddfieieuf Corntd !•#/ •• Franks SKINLESS or HANDYS 3 9 r lilllR HONOR MAID PKG AT* Murray Joined the bank last LB Sausage Meat Hospital Men dOc. ‘Ib e aquadron maintains ton. In addition to the kxwl f t t k Cabba^t — Tu/nipt year to take charge of ita Ver­ NNAST SWIFTS BULK-PLAIN HALF non branch. In June he was aai around-the-dock watch on children, SMle Musdock o f toilsd Petofods 6-OZ PKG the Northern Factflc from Mid­ Wlndaor smd Mckasa Lindsay Sausage POLISH 6 9 * Corned Beef Jalliad 49< Cream Cheese or with CHIVES LB To Organize elected aaalatant treasurer and way to the Aleutians and fbom p a p CMOONIIOTH ^ nHOZ ^1^ PMAST aaaiatant aecratary. He la a o f MarMaorough wUl taka part. R O t a wUh Rico Jm CANS Red Salnon 1 S 8 9 « MG 12-OZ A LIVERWURST the Aleutians to Hawaii. The The dancers have been Instruct­ STRAIGHT CUT u 69c PARKS LB 29< grauate of Manchester High watch ia designed to prevent a Scrapple Bologna & Salami TWO PKG 5 9 . ARMOUR STAR A a iistk n to otganiia non- School in 1088 and vraa class ed by MIm Gail Batson, daugh­ A ngelH w fceC ocenut 7-OZ Bologna meak attack on the continental ter of Mr. smd Mini. Bradley madteal omployaB of RoekvUlo president. He was employed by United States. D a K R r S Sc Doal Pack CELO Olive Oil Kam49« Otty H topltal baa bam eaUod the Manchester Trust Co. from Batson of Hopevaia Rd., Ha- 1088 to 1066, rising to head teller Pvt. Norman J. Smith, aon of bsun. 7-OZ by toe Bwildhig Service Bm- PmeJuke umcoih * In Ita commercial department (Mr. and Mm. Norman W. Smith Also featured on the pro­ S m w ' s w N c n a A M 2 CANS 39 , Fresh Haddock Fillet ploree* International Union From 1066 to 1963 he served of Huhlard Dr., la nearing com­ gram, the Taggart Pipe and X »tetr). AFL-Cn> of Hart- pletion of his basic combat With the Savings Bank Man­ Drum Oorp o f Manchester w ill LB Sdrd. chester as a branch manager training at F ort Jackson, S.C. perform, with Robert J. Tsg- Sambe Dry M A Cucimber Chips 'j;?23< C la m s UTTLE NECK lb 35< CHERRYSTONE He has bam assigned to Com- ienten M eal Specials! Bnploym o f tfea boopltal and aaaiatant treaaurer. gart aa pipe major. John Bell wata tBfdiiimad of tba m«va by pany D, 6th &ttallon, 1st Oburoh Alda Court Oty Training Brigade of the U.S. of Hebron, baas soloist at tbe Beardsley 29< GeislnSlirinp.,ai:3l!;ii?*r maO. Tba meating la aoheduled Tba parking proUem In down­ WiUknonUc First Oongivga- 2 fo r B a t o ^ y at 8:80 pm . at Arm y TkahdQg Oentor, Infan- town Rockville wtaicb began *ry. Ibis la tbe flrat phase of tlonal chuseh, w ill skig, oooom- 15-OZ tba K U tU a o f Columbiia HalL with tbe Darwin trial baa bem his aottva doty tnUnliv with panled by Robert Horton of Ha- CANS PAodtux> ^ b eota & I Tba usioB baeame Interaatad aHevlatad with the aid of St brosL 39- the Army and n part o f the ob- Is tba iMiapttal dlaputa last Beniard'a Church, aooordlng to waak wbai portan walked out UgaUon ha t o o M igxm en- Bodlo Oenrae Meeto Gm at SHSm tfaJooi SH O W 'S’’'" ^ CHOWDB Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. Tbe aeootid sesa.o u. a ClvU B A o n m e D'ANJOU-OREGON ^ of tbo bo^tal wbm they wore UonaFoua^ Oonneotlcut Nsr .1 VALENCIA ... bifonnod of a BO omt per hour The Fkv. Patrick J. Mahoney, Defense radioiogical monitm:- 6HOZ B^VCim m PRECONDITIONED M pastor of S t Bernard’s, haa of­ Mtutoe Bfc. Knmtt W. xic- kig oourae wld to held ttUa eve­ m y out Tbay walked off their CAN joba, aakad and raceivad vaca­ fered the use o f the churtti Fall, brother of Robert W, Mc- ning in the new Town Office 29- tion pay, and boapltal offldala parking lot, located off Middle Fall o f 118 W. Mala St., and ^’ulkUiig, as announoed by CX> NOW-ALL 12 PIECES ON SALE Le m o n s ^ wRkIst'^ 6 FOR tannad thsm no lomgar om- Rd. near tbe court bouae. Tbe Pfc. Paul Burnham, aon o f Mr. director Raymond j. Buit. , ciiicKii^- SSA t u m a ployaa o f tbe tnaUtutlon. lot la usually used by school and Mrs. Eari H. Burnham of Amateur rss^ operatora of the ORANGES chikban at receas, and in adja- Rt. 30, are pai^ic^patlng ki a area are Invited to attend. A Ib Its l atter to the employes, om t to the otairoh. The lot may oO’<»'toted U A . - NttSamllat l-o z PKG 3 3 FLORIDA - NATURAL COLOR T u rn ip s CANAmAN^WAXm ^ tba wirton tannad tbo bo^tal'a total asuuUmsstt o f over SO la be used during the trial only. Chlneae amphlbiouB axerdaa erilmated, 17 wars on i»»wi l»AlfW vnnw ..- Y _ aetloa "daplorable.'’ called ‘‘Operation Backpack" STAINLESfS STEM. CCX>KWARE SPECIALI Tba nalOB aotad tba pay out Fire Truck Arrtvea the flittt session of the ehib. I iD liC A tO R SSAWOACHB A new $22,500 fire truck was off the coast of Taiwan. Back­ C a b b a g e niwomm u 8< amoontad to $1,000 a yaar. pack is an exercise to test the To Glostt Over *nbla artttrary action (by tba delivered yesterday to the Rock­ risers Wednesday were f a m o u M 1-LB ville Fire Department Firemen amphibious capetoiHtiee stmI THM or liO UlAt S P A ««W •» FOR boapttal) took place following neObtem of tbe foross of tbe t*»ated to a magical plcturo of PKGS apimval of a flnanclal grant... kMt no time In '‘getting tbe feel" of the vehicle, and proudly Seventh Fleet and the Naition- $ * * t*«> ^ trees and bnabsa I e l b o ^ m T c A r o n i Yellow Onions 3 >i!s 25< iUibtly Uidar $100,000,” tba allst Chineee Navy. on by the ice atonu kUKi latter eontlnuad. drove It around the city yester­ day aftamoon. In Bhirtford Ooneeri •OOW. I t didn’t last kmg, but RJBVERf PATRIOT WARE Tba unkm aahl It la offering >Qas Marjorie Stavsna of woa something to nmemhar "WATUNED^COM 6-OZ tta ftin rooouroaa to aid prsasig Tba truck, a Maxim, haa an •od gloat oiver. open five man cab, and is a fo r­ Lake St. will play oboe hi tbe CANS miBloyaa and tba flv« mm who Greater Hartford Youth Oifdie*- The first day of opring w «l walked off tbo Job. Tbe five ward t j^ which permits great­ to ushered In on Mafxh , ao- Rnss/ Laundry Specials/ er maaeuverabiUty. It features tm ’a concert Saturday at 8:15 21 BUILD YOUR COMPLETE SET AT SPEGAL BIG SAYIHGSI I foMATOlP^STE ' have akioa bam Joined by an- aimpla operaticn. pm. in Millard Auditorium at to the calendar. Let It ottMT potter. the University of Hartford, 200 come, say aU of us, with no Tba trude w ill be housed In Sm fht PafrM Wan Ohplaf mf All Our Slant I Tbo union latter aald tbe un- Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford. more snow, please. 1-LB JAR FABRIC SOFTENER kn la wllbag to attampt to re- tba Fitton Co. Fttehouae on A senior at Rockville High Tern Chib Fba atdva tba portara* dlapiita, and IVoapeot S t School, Mias Stavene Is me Teen-egsrs are urged to set I n R A ^ E R R Y PRESERVES to take atana to prevent such Library News daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Xknll • • d e the second Saturday u. ^ y y jn ju a tle a ** fhotn ooour- An eodUbit at the RockvlMe G. Stavens. e a ^ month and plan to come ALL PURPOSE CLEANER 45< PUUIc lAbrary on the uses of Briefs th6 fun* A bowiiiur IVAPORATED H.UEDITBK3Mr ® M A I b a c k — Fins Blend ot Rich » Tbe • * « poctera wore dia- mlnerala maitu the celebration The Holy Name Society of St ty wUl take place this Satiudoy, HALF GAL JUG Margaret Mary’s Church will LIQUID STARCH madod them timr plans to of National GUrl Soout Week. Susan Hagen, and Sharon P e t M i l k 3 “cSS' 45e Silver Dust T E A pickot lha boapltal by Monroe Tbe eochiMt was prepared by conduct a paper drive in the (*^Mb»buhl as oo-ohalnnen ' B A G N g o l d e n r o s e Palmer, president of tbo Hart­ Atm Morganeon, Heather parish on Saturday, starting at ^ April 11, Bob Rathbun ford kioal who came to Rodr- Schaefer and Deborah Trahan noon. It is requested that the ^ Oiuck Belden of Hebron DRY M.EACH PR4K LOTION 12-OZ viUa to talk to the men Monday. of Oadette TVoop 26. The girls, papers be tied In manageable ^ teU of opportunities in ths 9 C e x t r a S4 lH GREEN STAMPS I K EXTRA S4kH GRHN STAMPS bundles. Trucks and helpers are CANS d h a w with either of the following 1 aw with either of the following A t tbe time the no ploketing an- wtx> are earning their badge in J ^ e Corps. On May 9, EMone L e s t a r e MOZ PKG 4 9 e Lux DnaiGINT Bounoement was made, the dis­ urgently needed. Please contact TOTord and Diane Zepps w ill PINAST CINNAMON PINAST fUGARlD mineralogy under the direction Thomas Griffin, A very St., pute was bcUevad to have bem of Mn. Bdward Newmarker, the program on leading HIBUTS eORH dropped. Wapplng. In case of rain, the recreation, to to followed by a A U PURPOSE CLEANER DETERGENT PINAST - (^nvenienl Coffew Ring Chocolate Powuts have mounted apecimena on bul­ drive w ill be held on March 22. 10-OZ CTN g f a m P About two doam non-medlcal letin boarda. So there wUl be PINAST CHOCOLATf CHIP PINAST amptoyas work at tba bo^iltal. kJta of fun and some mors seri­ L e s t o i l ’ SPARKLI m IZ-OZ RTL 6 9 e W i s k LIQUID A nueniber of Faster agga in Vernon news te handled by Bread Crumbs Ia announcing tba pay out tbe biaiMlMs of a aimulated ous things to .k>ok forward to, I sa 4»- Egg Raisin Broad butt weak, John ICrahito. bos- Tbe Herald's Rockville Bureau, P IN A S T - Regular or Cmetny Pound Cake tree are displayed In the Junior 6 W. Main St, telephone ?*• by the TW- DETERGB4T COLD WATMt OETERGBIT I BO Z Q p e c i s l ^ - pttal admbilat rater, explained department Tbe eggs have 876-8186 o f 648-2711. land 4-H Teen Club, under the BTLS tbat tbe reductloa waa baaed on leodembip of Mbs Carol Ha­ 2 a raolaaaifloaitlan o f the work been decorated by echool chil­ CONOENSB) U l lOZ PKG 4 0 c French Dressing dren over a period of years and gen, Manafield, and M m Don­ A l l A l l done by portera. He said tbe ald Tsdford of Bolton. carry out a Pennsylvania Dutch h o m e l a n d - JOc Deal Peck FROZEN FOOD BUYS new pay acbadiiU would be Monitor Finds Marionette Show OW New England Recipe ea ,5 ^ 2 A T « saore In Une with wages pSid tradition of decorating egga, DHERGENT HORSEMEAT CHUNKS PKG OF 48 Tto next program ki the S n Q ^ 5 COINCHOWDM/ CANS fo r afanflar Jobs in other area sometimeB repreaenting eeveral You^ Matinee series oponaoied DOG Tea B ags FOR LENT! bomttala. Dutlao o f tbo potters genarationa of a famUy, to bang Radiation Belt *t iu f F r q u a r t jar 35< by the Reglonel Dietriot PTA All B4IPKC 79c Laddie B oy FOOD 2 'S S h 5 5 c tneibdad orderly functions. Sov- tba boapttal’a oparatloaal defi­ the hi|^-aoarlng Interplanetary TOILET SOAP 3 3 1 c C a l o cit, about $88JM0 last year, and ad by the Rookville Area Cler­ . u x S& c A ito o o 2 “d l l ' 2 9 c gy CoundL Tbe pUbMc ia ki- Monitoring Platform aateUite— son B. fidore Grocery Specials! fcnprova sarvtoe to patienU. known as QOP for short—which t28-«454L Mlrabtto aald today tbat tbe tttad. ^ Finast Wafftos 4 PKGS 49< duties of the pprters who left Tbe movie oonoenoa the btoi waa launched Nov. 26 to study Diet > FRUIT For Fait Relief BTL OF 100 59< f t " i potentially deadly periodic JAYCMBS PON RAOINO 1 ®JNG SUCH) 160Z O ft - 1 lA R T U n BAYER ASPIRIN w d e n ^ have bem abaorbed by other graphy of Oladya Aylward, re­ X COCKTAIL CAN 1 PEACHES CAN Z z C | pfARS % 5 f 3 9 e jected by a missionary aode- flarea wMch pose a threat- to ENFIELD (AP) — Laying Delight Lemonade''T„^4gular " O CANS» ns 49<* boepltal personnel. Patient care, manned voyages to the m ow. plans for the 1086 legislative ses­ be aald, has never been affected ty, who went to China on her P O O D W R A P lOO-FT ROLL 27< ’Die amount of the newly sion, the State Board of tbe A|,«aMai Howard Johnson’s 7-OZ C Q . because of the dispute. own and set up a misaion in bunanma wieranmaiowa m 35c NANDI WRAP the farthest province of the noted radiation, In itself, does CkmnecUcut Junior Chamber of Vlains Pronch Priod PKG oountxy. not appear to hold any serious Commerce has decided what the CamaHon ’Hjg’ 1.15 Inatent fela Napihe wnM 35< Decaf Coffee ».SS«»So m 99g_ AUrad W. Oavadon. praaldant Jayceea' poaition will be on pari­ Har eocplotta, inch“ H «g the haxard to futum space travel JelO PudAig 4 ^ .Gende Fela i^PMr 65c c r o q u i t t i s lOOZ C Q . a( tba Paopla'a SbvIiwb Bank, ers, it waa reported at a sym­ mutuel tottin g and capital Tidy Heme M Begs 25c JUICE DRINK VQT UOZCAH29 Clam SEILERS PKG J w * annoinead today that J. Bvaratt oonvemion of a powarfUl Man- posium staged by the National punlahmant U thara la a pubUe Herdwy inslanf G>eoa ^ < Tune Cel Feed Mtosi 2 X a 29c North baa bam elaetad vloa dacin, the vrin n ii« o f a band o f Medmi M jft 77« 2 ^ .T fc Aeronautica and Space Adminl' neariiw on a bUl to lagaMao an- Purina Dog Chow Maioa : Nabiaeo nmoMiAueoi j u ttdmt and James A. Murray hostile mule drtvica and her atmtion to glva :rawts of IMF’s traok totUng, tba jpnap daeldad SekeRpR deni dipw dif *" Fish Cakes R oordsley 33< C bam elected aecrotary of ocuragaoua struggle to lead 100 emloratlonS. yeaterday, the ofllolai Jaycaa Purine Cel Chow Hale Bhempoo^^ onotitt 60c JIFFY POP POPCORN 27 tbo bank. children through a Japanese at­ Betty Cracker Lff 45c But It is possible that the tlon w ill to to oinm rt It. Slatlor Paper Towels ^toS^ i Luitre Creme 1^2*00 60c Betty Crocker 45c SARA U l North Bocceods the late R. Le- tack, are featured in the stoty. moon may to peppered with C the organlsatlOQ w ill regia- PinsippU Cheese Cahe land Keeney. He will continue Ingrid Bergman, Kurt Juigsna the high-energy nutotlon par­ ter In oppoottiaa to aqy bOl to Habilent noooS?m w 2. cam PepeodonI 39c « s troaauror of tbe bank, a post and Robert Donal star. 3^ Grebh Stampf Wadnaiday 20-OZ PKG 79c ticles during a portion of each abbliah tba doaffi pmany. Tbs Hebilenl 2 ^ Green tS f 23c AT F/*S7 NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS bo bSB bald for many yaars, Baapital Notes monthly lunar orbit, aald Dr. stats board tLOopud tba popUtoo Betty ,Oe«ker W S iS * S t 47t you* but will railngilah Us duUaa aa Aikwtttad yeaterdeyi Mra. Kinsey A. Anderson of the Uni­ aftor voting «M 6 on tho motag Double HAITMBD COWNIY Mary Daat, ToUaad; Wyatt versity of OaUJcmla at quootiao and IMP aa adpllil Cbmir, XU Taram A ral iCau- Baritalagr. I » M l hmmmtmt r . ' . aa now m uwi auANomi tt- J JgJll^Jtog.16 V44 k eat Naiaal J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 1 2 ,4 M A MANCaUCSTBB IVBNING HERALD. MANCHaSTER, CONN. THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1964 PAGB who plans to attend opUege is Mitchell Award niay be amA to Jamea K. Neary, naspefnla, buUarad apinaoh, eligible. Need will be a atipula- 1TA traimtrer, S E. cS l hra^ butter, milk, pcsclMS. tlon, and preference will be giv­ tor S t.'. School Menug Slated May 19 en to former studenta of Man- Friday: Tamato aoup, taastod cheater Green School. Trostoae ani Mra. Gowen, chsaai sandwich, v a g a ta b le Naary, Atty. PMUp Bay«r, Ro*a The Mancheater puMic school sticks, milk, hM oraam. ■m Baby Has TriMtoaa o f tha MadaMne R. Those interaated in applying H. Begg Jr., Mrs. Nona Mc- Mttohall Soholarahip Fhnd have for the scholarship should fUs CMnn, Mra. Dorothy Poede. and manu fo r tha wsek o f Mhroh One coupon an application through Mra. MHITOWN MENAGERIE iMopt cia.n 16 la aa /oD ow s; A- per l.mily end f announced that a 8250 aehoiar- Gertrude Hitchcock, head of I«Mor Wolf, achool princlp^. Monday; Baked link aauaage. NEW YORK (AP) - Tatiana c/O/c/t ,M;r .../ No. lOI ship wUl be awarded to a Man- the MHS guidance department. GiDetto, a senior soo keeper at Be n Named.., h o -h u m mashed potato, buttered green Enjoy easy serving and a fabulous saving! 6 oheeter High kchool aenior at Inquiries may also bs made to tha Central Paik Zoo who has the May 18 meeting of the Men- Mrs. Raymond B. Gowen, pr^- _WIWNHR, 8.D. (AP) — July beaiw, bread, butter, mMk, ap- pleaauce. been with the Zoo for three Gorbor ohester Green School PTA. Dur­ Went of the Green PTA. to la k.Wg day In tha W. B. years, believes In taking her ing the meeting there will be e T ' Mitdiell Scholanblp me­ Pharria household. Kenton Phar- Tueaday: (Bt. Patrick’s Day) Job home with her. At present. la b y H o d reception for the winner. morializes Mrs. Madeline H. ^ was bora July to, 1968; his Beef atew with vegetaMea, roll, Miss Gillette, the wife of an Dilato. E4wud Larrjr, aon of G * o r f Larry and Claira The fund, which now totale Mitchell, former Green School •wter, BtiisAbeth Ann, wa« bom butter, milk. Emerald Isle artist, keeps a aqulrrel, klnka- Strsinsd f |sri 95s Fleischmann’s m M LaTtfna Diiato, 9 Bail St He wan bom Feb. 28 at Manches­ 8711.97, will provide one an­ principal who was killed in an on July to. 1988, and Keith Da­ deseert. jou, four dogs and six cats In TOP VALUE vis arrived on July to 1963. The CORN OIL ter MentBrlal Hoapital. Hia maternal grandparents are Mr. nual soholarshlp of 8260 as long automobile accident last sum­ Wedneeday: Hamburg gravy, her midtown apartment. In the Junior 5 ]Sri 92e and MUL Adelard Lavigne, Elm HiU Rd., Vernon. Hia pa- ss monies are available. Any mer. children’s aunt, Mrs. Thm Lid- mashed potato, buttered peas, past, her home menagerie also HMIHIIHBII tamal grandmother la Mrs. Plerina I. Dzlato, 55 Delmont St. dy, also has a birthday on July bread, butter, milk, brownie. Mancheeter High School senior Contributions to the fund 26. Included a macaw, leopard and lb haa a brother, John George, 3; and a aiater, Cynthia 'Thursday; Maoaroni-hanAurg alligator. SiBtbMty, Turiiey, Hm , O id M i w Bm I Djeiwrs L oolaaS , SunsMnw • • • • • STAMPS MeKaaa, Rlehard Paid II, aon of Richard Paul and CIw m -H Cradcwi Mast 6 vtggtoblas Sandra Page McKean, 81 Charter Oak St He was bora ... SURE 'n' irS TIME TO SERVE wHk a paiofeaaa af M ar oaia — Nm Marrii M March 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal M atmM $1 rtady to haat aprandmother la Mrs. Blanche Page, Woodaville, N.H. His pa­ an d a a tl ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKean, Var- I lb BOB. He .has a sister, Annette Irena, Tima Mvars! • • • • • MeOeanall, Oelviaa Ann, daughter of John G. and Vina Crlieo pkgs Hlcholsoa McConnell, Gerald Park. Coventry. She was born Shortonbif March 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal SAVE 65‘ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William T. Nicholson, Mon­ I pound Mn 3Bs treal, Qoebecr Canada. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Basil McConnell, Gorham, N.H. She has a brother, 3 pound oon |7g Peter George. falmen, Steven Ritchie, aon of Thomas R. and Ruth Craven Salmon, 88 Diane Dr. He was born March 8 at Man­ Fluffo chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Terence J. Craven, Garden City, N.Y. His pa­ Sbortoninf ternal grandmother is Mrs. Flora Salmon. Westbury, N.Y. He has two brothers, Thomas, 5, and Robert, 8; and a HAPPINESS is your bigger paycheck ... starting this week! sister, Jenifer, 31 months. 7 5 c • e • « • DeMvehe, Kathleen Rohan, daughter of John and Ger- €^‘^ O i u l . a b b < m g ^ akHna Rohan DeMarch^, 82 Alexander St. She was bora 6 March 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Trsnd Suds nnndparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rohan, 38 Gardner VSlwgWIT St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De- Marche. Waterbury. She hai two brothers, John, .8,' and Michael, L 2 e!^>{.;U39e • • • A A ]-lb, I m iMltaI. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adams, Brattleboro, Vt. Her paternal grandparents are Mr.' and Mrs. Roger Locke. Danvers, Mass. She has a brother, David, 3 h ; and a sister Jennifer, 2. First Food Store's Baggios' NEW GREEN Everyone laves on taxes kichidinK Stop 6: Shop. Sandwich Ba«i ^ • a w CSS miBi Marteney, Martha' Elaine, daughter of Dr. Pierre J. and TENDER.TRIMMED Judith Oates Marteney, 846 Hackmatack St. She was born When we save — you save more! Yea, o«ir tax aovlnga March 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal CABBAGE 2 9 « will be reflacted in lower food pricaa for youl mndparents art Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Gates, Carbondale, 111. Her paternal grandmother la Mrs. C. W. Marteney, Rid­ ley Park, Pa. She has a sister, Susan Elizabeth, 6. • A • ^ • Phaea, Tlmethy William, son of Michael J. and Patricia MEATS Lux ALL OUR MEATS ARE It’, Top o'the , nmmor Peace, Rt. 44A, Coventry. He was bora March 1 TeAaf Soap DOUBLE J emu’ll at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hia matraal grandfather lb FRESHLY OUT—NONE e v e r e a U la Rldhard J. Zimmer, South Windsor. His paternal grand­ PRE-PACKAGED fino*t «*eat you • father la Armando Peace, 14 Ridgefield S t He has a brother, 3 a 32e Michael Joseph Jr., SH; and two etatars, Mary Bmllia, 8, STAMPS and Rosa Aim, 8. ^ ® • • • • • 3 KLEENEX TISSUES TMal, Ann BUrtev daughter of Edmond Joseph and Mary WEDNESDAY Put Kleenex on your Buell 'lYlal, 76 Florence St She was bora Fab. 28 at hbin- LOIN LAMB CHOPS SWIFTS 1U QQ- Trand Liquid ehestar Memorial Hospital, Her maternal grandpaianta are PREMIUM O y ^ Claar ar Pink Datargant 'm HarfFord, Eari Hartford, shopping list anci save 9'. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis S. Buell Sr, Westfield. Mass. Her pa- Pl<9S Cl Cl' teraal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Trial, Fall Woet Hartford, MiddUtewn, Put a box in every room. 5 River, Mkss. She has a brother, Thomas, 18 months.' SWIFTS 2 eiJIirCTHi,. 59w o n o o J I J I • • • • • RIB: LAMB CHOPS PREMIUM Ib. 59c ThompionviNo, Britfol, Man- Sorry, white only. ProaSi Pamela, daughter of Dr. Frederick and Priscilla chatfar and Naw BritaMi. Sadler Pilose. Kingsbury Ave. Ext., Tolland. She was bora Feb. 86 ht Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grand­ mother is Mrs. Edith I. Sadler. Hopedale, Mass. Her pa­ Stronghaart ternal grandmother is Mrs. MoIIle' Prose, Bloomfield. She Dog Food has taro Sisters, Suzanne, 6, and Joanna, 8. S w ift ’s Premium Outtundin* «ta e t A BtaasR, Trade Lynn, daughUr o f Richard Maurice and LAMB lOc luxury ro a st at a low, Barbara Ronnon Bisson, 56 Ward St., Rockville. She was luxury We ve 98'Size 89* Size bora Feb. 25 at Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Honnon, Gorham, N.H. Her PRICES iteraal nandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bisson, Ocoan Spray rfta USnRINE BUFFERIN S^orham, N.H. She has two brothers, Ricky, 4V4. and Kevin, « the tender centMt Cranborry CeebtaN A • • A • ,„,tchtheSne.tro.et •ofTopValua SotTepVahio ^ I^vlae, Lanrle Ellen, daughter of Harold H. and An­ SMALL, LEAN "Serve well ehllled" Stampi, tool SM ALL LEAN you ever ate! Stampe, fool nette Rooda Levine, Hillside Ave., Vernon. She was born Quert boHle 49a 14 ocbotH o Peb. 27 at Mancheder Memorial Hospital. Her maternal FRESH SHOULDERS botH oofiO grandmother is Mrs. Jean Degnan. Vernon. Her paternal Lb. 39c FRESH SPARERIBS grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Levine, Milwaukee, f a « * Y Wis. She has two slaters, Sharon Marie, 4H. and Marilyn Craam at Whaat' “Hi* " 37* Wynne, 18 months. ALL PURPOSE 3e off Starkisf • • • • • Sanalac Dry Milk 79* Whita Chunk Tuna . Balch, Walter John, son of William Hannon and Bar­ LB. bara O’Neill Balch, 115 Washington St. He was born March BAG Pink Salman 49* 8 at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. His maternal grandpar­ PILLSBURY BEST FLOUR *>/ie«N..M ents are Mr. and Mrs. John J. O’Neill, 191 Henry St. • * • « • Look, Timothy Lewis, son of Orville R. and Jacqueline REGULAR PKG. SNOW'S CHOWDER H oli^ ^ k . 16 Knox St He was bora March 6 at Man- CLUB RIB ROI^ST Memorial Hoapltal. Hia mktemal grandparenta ara Groan Giant Yeu f.t ^ II e« Mr. and Mra. Lewis A. Holmea. Kaat Machlaa, Maine. Hia Faai itempi, tee A cent 4# # nateraal grandmother is Mrs. Frances P. Look, East TIDE Washing Detergent PKG. K . <»• r i X ’.." - M ac)^, Maine. He has two brothers, Robert, 6, and Wade, 4, and a «lster, Naida, 10. 2 '•^J.-49c ■ ‘“,S .> <»• • • • • • Snow's Clams Mie..* 2mT45* W^toa, Lisa Jeanne, daughter of Ellsworth and Linda JUMBO Snow Crop Orange Juice 3'm*1 f^mmlnp Welton. 38 Hollister St. She was born March 4 5 Ik lag at Sugar 69* at ImncMater Memorial Hoapital. Her maternal grandpar- X\ ' and flavorf ‘“i'l ul. ants are Mr. and Mrs. William Cummings, Linden St Her TWIN Groan Giant Royaiji;^;; 10^ 99* paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. F. Jalnes Welton: PACK X b a r g a in ' Kraft Cracker Barrel 49* Jr., Broad Brook. She has a slater, FifL K L E E N E X t o w e l s Niblah Corn ’ s ARHBarax 27* B a ll^ I ^ e l Nathan, son of Richard G. and Eleanor REAL EGG 2 43c 4 Woodward Ballard. Edgemere Rd., Coventry. He was born Marra 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal French's Mustanl Get more for your money at Stop St Shop! grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Woodward. Cov- Y grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Merton QT. Yee f .t C.^U ard, East Hartford. He has a brother, Richard, 8, and NELLMANN’S MAYONNAISE Motrocal Liquid itempi, tee Quart StopRShop Salad Dressing aUrtt m 39* a sister, Johanna, 1%. ^ ■ VgnINg, Cliodolitg, lutt#fgg#f§|| e 2 - 2 7 ' Cletetd. Iv rrWc Dree4 Meditini-Sized Shrimp^ Re..' 41c . , . . K tm MARASOHINO CHERRIES ""SELj?",** 39' BEEF STEW h $1.69 .. AAartan's ti'iSro, 3 •* 9| it'i u.t.r. . . . 111. 1, rte're Rockets Will Get DENTY NOfNOe *TD?^ 45* 100 Stop R Shop Aspirin tURI et tt. .eilK.1 HAWAHAN PUNCH 186» h o c Cantadlna mhI* 4 I f , 49* MO..W S r I WAX PAPER 2ROLLS W Frozen French Fried Potatoes ‘^re.’R ^ ' Two-Way Stretch Ounean Hinos Rsh Sticks 3 i£ *l ■lee Label DrtnR Angol Food Cako M h Instant Mashed Potatoes I M Me n C T K T W n u t, Ala. (A P )— acuahfcMMd only by aeveral hy- PRODUCE Teat eagineeia anon win be able dranUe cyUndere between it and S eeec. ,Mb«fe 55 ^ 8e put Em aqueeee an the the oroeahead—being cruMted, YELLOW, HIPE WoeM'e lesgeet rockets. Mretched and twisted by up to CALIFORNIA BROCCOLI 30 million pounde of force ftxm STRICTLY SELECTED M.. 19c A heiEa nutcracker, eaMed a the top and 760,000 pounds BAHAMAS Monarch load teat lacEMj, la nearing treen tha aidea. ' M cIn t o s h APPLES S.IA. Bag 3 9 c Dktotio Foods lo S o H BROW- eemgletifoe a t the MaiataaH The building housing the EpoM FlUbt Oenter. tUNSHINB VANILLA WAFERS ...... u oa. pkg. 86# great viw and tha towar Haalf ■DUCATOR CRAX ...... 18 oa. pkg. J8o AwH Solod i r llo Lowest price this season! H u tool la a S0.eiiiRk)n pound wm contain aotne 4,000 tana of brat toWer caw*le of teatlng atrueturai ateal. Tha oroazhead FiMappIo i f t t f roefai^roore Eiaa 66 feet hi repreaents approxiroataly ona and one-half times as much Inaide the tower, a eupiMrt staal as wde used in the space M*^>6Mekt*aMi Siwiy, project Of the Saturn V moon canter headquartera building. rocket developmant program, Tower and buikhi^ both are IHW Cntoar a m JT* ^ Strawberries ttie roelMt w ill be poabed, puU- eat on ' a reinforced ooocrate ad andHwl|ted to toB angineera and etaal foundation tied Into BUSHEL QUART lASKET what Iproeh wU break up their bedrock about 30 faat down. ■pace Tolilole. The four main towar lega— UUNDRY BASKETS Big red beautiee The Wocklng part of the 140- Beef 49* whoee baaea each are ISO feet from Florida at a foot-hleh tower la a 1,600 ton k«g and weigh 80 tone—pre- Unhre«Ubie pieitie. ateal lucMhaad, or movable •ented a problem to the build- __ STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. ss ThevMndi mM now low priet! piatfbriB. The croashead la 30 era. et 81-29. YeNew, twrqueiie. 8aet thififcdnd wlH nwva up or The lega had to ha tutad ECONOMY CINTEM ST. —PUMTY^ Hm p a IWIHG M n d . You save and gat Top Valua Stampa, tea! Ihe W JwTa dhoot Em r A w ai^ of tha c r w Ommi HIGH QUALITY • g r o c e r i e s • MEATS (g PRODUCE • LOW lEwrettu freund. la appUad, they wEI lean In­ ••Araw Eh o , a m eket— ward and ntralghton «uL OPEN WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. PRIDAY Till f PIU-RATURDAY HU 6:30 P M. iWENTlP.FOUR aiANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. MARCH 12, 1964 TPC G rants Gobs’ Church MAWCHOSTMt KVENINg HERALD, MANCHBS'TER, CONN. THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1984 Rogers Bid Century O ld

Th« I W n Planning^ OomN^ii' OSLO (AP) — The seaman's ' lion h*a granted a request fr»m hom^ away from home — the A. Raymond Rogers, Manchester Norwegian Seamen’s Church — High School principal, to resone Is 1(X) years old this year. SAVE...during the 2nd BIG WEEK of our thfc rear portion of his property The centenary will be cele­ on Vernon St. from Rural Resi­ dence Zona to Residence Zone brated In Norway and In the 33 AA. ports all over the globe where The none change vTill permit the churches are located. the creation of two new 18,000 High point of the anniversary square foot building lots facing year will be the opening of the Scott Dr., a new road which will King Olav Chapel in the new Eu­ serve the eastern end of Green ropean oil port 26 miles from Manor Construction Company's Rotterdam, the Netherlands, on planned High Ridge extension Sept. 11. Dutch shipowners and rror' Vernon St. Roger's lot indu.strial leaders provided 66 AS WELL AS frontage on Vernon St. will also per cent of the cost. he brcMulened. •‘We have to move with the Rogers told the planning com­ I-oring photo ships, build new sUtlons where mission at a public hearing Mon­ the traffic has moved on,’’ said day that he was asking the zone Engaged a spokesman for the private or­ change fOr his prcq>erty as the ganization running the churches. result of a request from Oreon The engagement of Miss Car­ Since World War n , 17 new Manor Construction Co. oline Helen Keith of Marlon, churches have been built, In He sold Green Manor had Iowa, to Edward Michael Ehlers ports which did not have one be­ planned to locate Boott I>r. far of Manchester has been an­ fore. The Lutheran churches serve SALE! enough north of hie property to nounced by her parents. Dr. and the M.OOO men operating Nor­ m e a f permit it to design building .Irii. John J. Keith of Marion. way’s huge merchant fleet of lota along the southern edge of Her fiance Is the son of Mr. about 2,300 ships. Seamen of all DM you hove a ehoneo to stbp In tbo Brst week of the proposed road. S4id Mrs. Ektward D. Ehlers Jr., nationalities are welcome. The The TT>C asked that the road 31 Brookfield St. churches provide recreational - this can well mean getting the our Grand Oponing? For those vdie did, wo know BCGORBAH, be relocated further south, Miss Keith is a graduate of faollitles and organize sightsee­ however, to avoid a steeply Mount Holyoke College, and is ing tours, sports events and most for your meat dollarl you'll bo bock to toko advantage of our porsonerfixod graded area. Moving the road employed in New York Qty. parties. Newspapers from home JUST IN TIME FOR left too little land between the Mr. Ehlers will graduate In are flown In. Every ship arriv­ Th# EAT in tho MEAT means plenty to you because nearly every week 25% of your June from the University of Mrvieo! No ehoneo to bo dfesotisfiod with your street line and Rogers's prop­ ing In port is vi.sited by a pastor. food cnohay Is spent for meat. Unless your family gets the EAT In the MEAT, what erty for building lots. Connecticut, and plans to enter About <0 pastors man the sta­ THE GREAT DAY! Subsequently Green Manor George Washington Medical tions, together with lay assist­ you spend isn't delivering what it's supposed to. That's why A&P guarantees every favorite m oot.. .our oxporioneod ntaat men will eut propoesd exchanging part of School, Wa.shlngton, D. C., in ants and house mothers. They chop, roast, $teak or any other "Super-Right" meat you buy. Either your family agrees September. the strip between hla property are a tough and realistic group. they're getting the EAT in the MEAT or you get your money back. Fair enough? to your spoeMeotlons. Just ask.. .Hioy'R rually give An August wedding U.S.D.A. Cheieo Bonolou Brisket and the road for a section at "We have to meet the men as THo^^EAT in Ina MEAT is further protected by A&P experts. They have an "eagle planned. men, and sailors don’t take to the rear o f his lot. The result eye" for the slightest defect and when they pass beef to go to your AAP —.We you just what you wont. would ba a new buihUng lot for phonies,” said one seamen’s JANE PARKW lARGf 8-INCH pastor. know it's meaf with plenty of eat — and we guarantee iti The same goes for "Super- G rew Manor, another dot which Elks to Honor The work is financed by 3,100 Cherry, Apricot or Right" pork . . r milk-fed veal . . . tender lamb and poultry, Green Manor would deed to groups in Norway and by the LEAN, JUICY Rogere, both facing Scott Dr. Irish Saturday seamen themselves, but this SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY . . . FRESH AND SWEET-AAEATED and the broadening of Rogers year Parliament has contribut­ Raisin Pie ’ 45*^ property on Vernon St. ed $142,257 as a centenary gift. lb But without the none change, “ Erin Go Braugh" will be the The 1962 budget was $928,000 BEEF theme of nationality night of Do the area for the two new lots Ground Chuck Local authorities and organlzS' would harb been too small to Manchester Lodge of Elks to tlons around the world also help Pound CakeM.z:'tr;„ 49" ^ { meet regulations. The none be held Saturday. A corned beef out with the expenses. HANDY’S LENOX—SLICED change brings the two lots into and cabbage dinner will be On Norway’s national day, oonformance with the rest of served at 7 p.m. with dancing May 17, there will be celebra' Roisin Brood ” 3 Ivs 79" Green Manor's land to the commencing at 9 to the music tions in the first Norwegian Sea^ Pork Loins lb north and east, aO ReaMence of Eddie Zareski'z band. men’s church ever built, at Yob Must no yoir eofee jrond to enjoy C«f From Tonior, Young BACON Zone AA. William D. Collins and Leith, Scotland. A general as­ PLUMP-GRADE A The TPC delayed Its decision George McCaughey are co- sembly of the organization will COFFEE MILL FLAVOR Corn-foil, Wostorn torkors Nepco— Extra Mild— Skinless o m g on the sone change until it chairmen, and tickets may be be held in Bergen Aug. 23-Sl. 5-RIB obtained by contacting Collins fresk-lroBid firor ytn (Bi’t fet ii i eu! could check on the sise of Rog­ Representatives, of churches in I OAC ers’ newly formed lot on Ver­ at M Coleman Rd. the United States, BriUln, West Choice of coffee lovers who prefer 7-Rib Portion Germany, Sweden and Denmark LB lb non S t, part of which would be a mild, mellow blend. Superb/ PORTION will take part. King Olva V, FRANKS 5 9 In Rural Residence Zone afid Termiten Will Co WHOLE Loin Portion LB part In Residence Zone AA. high protector of seamen's churches, will be present. Measurements showed that SHEPHERD3TOWN, W.Va. FRESHLY SLICED— PRESSED when the piroperties are all (AP) — “ A demonstration was Ports now under consideration C 3-Ll lA C Full Rib Half 18 Combination i. 41' called off at Shepherd College (or new chin-ches Include Port transferred, Rogers will have Newark, N.J., where the mis­ FRYERS Full Loin Half lb the required 30,000 square-foot at the last minute Wednesday sion owns a plot; Seattle, Wash., IB Whole Pork Loins u43' Rural Residence minimum. night aftgr an agreement was 1.89 CUT-UP OR SPLIT lb. 31e HAM reached between some 75 fresh­ and Vancouver, B.C .Construc­ tion of a new church in Trini­ I SICH a FUU-BODIID viootous a wmiY Pravda Hits Lodge men girls who occupy a dormi­ dad will begin this year. TASTY LENTEN TREAT tory known as Miller Hall and RKD CIRCLE BOKAR FANCY BRISKET, AAILDLY CURED, WELL-TRIAAAAED (STRAIGHT CUT lb 69c) GRADE A— TENDER, YOUNG freshmen dean Molly Berwick. 3 to 4 Lb. JfOSOOW (AP)—Pravda, the The demonstration was can­ Orders S uom p Mint FRONT A c Communist party newspaper, celed after Dean Berwick as­ ROASTING CHICKENS Avg. lb lb today accused Henry Cabot sured the girls that the termites PHILAtHELPHIA (AP) — The CUT LB Haddock Fillet 4 9 ^ g e , winner of the New In the dorm be externdnated. U.S. mint agiabi has stopped the m i Censed Beef Hampshire Republican presiden­ sale of proof sets which include tial primary, of having “ mili­ POETIC PILFERER the Kennedy half dollar because 6 to 8 LBS FARM FRESH ORCHARD RIPE PRODUCE taristic points of view.’’ SANTA BARBARA. Calif. of Ihe heavy demand. SHOULDERS LB U. S. NO. 1 MAINE Pravda aaid; “ It is Interest- (AP) — A poetic thief with a The mint shut off sale$ In 100 Plaid Stamps SMOKED PICNICS TOPS IN VITAMINS Ing that his supporters tried conscience a|Ale, then replaced January after getting orders for m very carefully to camouflage a green decorator Jug from Lin­ 3.9 niilllon sets, which sell for WITH THIS COUPON AND YOUd VAC PACK L B . ^ i j C his militaristic points of view/^ BAG da G. Stitt’s home. Inside was a $3.10 and Include a penny, nick­ $5.00 OR MORE PURCHASl Rt Bunches Pravda said tho most impor­ typewritten note, signed “ Cat el, dime, quarter and the Ken­ SLICED COOKED HAM 12 OZ PKG tant result of the pWmary was Potatoes 10 Burglar,’,’ which read: nedy coin, which will not be dis­ CM,*n rtira Scl., aUrch 14, I*«4 Carrots the defeat

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led in . ' i Cook Letter r Flavor and Hot too meny p«opla art allva today who wort both old anouBh S ArmMl . ^ lodglnfi ** Of fk* 47C1MI ti at tho ,tlm8 to remember, and Mctohntai actually saw tht aiiaaard of MChallanf* HClMialetl diUnbiwdMd J5 Mortvlin r i w eompoune 1888,' . Iriaf-ia rids I I Ceed (or . 2« Diicrltlc signt *0 Pilnw •0 Far,Hr — 38 ---- ro«d to 43 SUIr pirt ■1 Ntrrtw W8F Ptop the .most part,, accounts DubUn" 45 Kxpungc laShteM of this famous storm must come M Legil terra 48 Ovtr hill lira UN«w CMm8 frodr iftWlto'’written by eye- 100 FREEz^STMIR 31 PiridiM ----- port ' Nrcbaie of $5 ( wltnessee. Such an account la At' 1 r “ I" r “ r v r - r 1 11 IT ^ontAined.tn a lattar, recanUy ’ Frieadlf BsE«lar broualit to lirht, from tha late ADULTS ONLY—ONI TO A FAHaY i r 11 u Kdwln Hendee Cook to tha lata V«I1J Hirauah Siturfay, Merck 14tk IT Mrs. Iklward M. Teomana. She Ne Siempi wifk dligireHet cr leei>—Sicf 37l>ai^ prodnct i r li *had asked Mr. Cook to tell her 38 Diicm goddeu HI about the visit of hsr hyaband 38 Japtntte br«w 11 with the Cook family on the day 41-----ot thiavaa 42Diiteirt n 9 of the blluard, March 13, 1888, 44 "For auld U Me.. IJj^mani; yrss 17 yeare old. lang---- " IT ( As the letter liidicatea Mr. 48 Nfwipapara TeiomaliiS was marooned for 48 Papal eapa H” *3HaU! over .two dayi. The letter waa 54 Scamp (rar.) ST IT written Dec. 18, 1952 when Mr. S8Bryth«ite taa Cook waa 94 yeare old. He died U the next Summer. Hls son. First miUlnMnn Selectman Percy B. Cook, still MHaaltb (c«nb. 42 fom) lives ip the aame house on PORTERHOUSE M Warm a bfOT Hd, eostraladara II-----Ilka a eat n u Dear. Mre. Teomanet Ml DOWN u 1} ■ . Vsa, I remember well IChattera (aoO.) S— >- II u n that-'bUsuird. Hr. Yeomana namlaatlan I waa a boy then. I waa with SFraMh aHaam mJl him that Monday memtna. The atorm Increased In se­ verity as the day passed. About 4 p.m. Ed thought OUT OUR WAY BY R. WILLIAMS he would Eo'home. He w'ent J. ever to the Tarbox house and then he came back. Lb. ...Said.be. couldn’t sep.. pp wMMiMQHersNiP Vwm.Lii>«iw» aiiMA a«rnjt,iULi1 hrsathe, the- snow was' se 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST BKOTWeKOPMIKCASA ^ KMHT/HE PMOwS lVRJT'miM SrrTe*,ROIHAWBTOH(«) TDBBDATLKA8TFIV«TIMa» tMck. It was Wednesday IN MANCHESTER ' a*AM«aWT05rTHIMT WHV! SAFnBkTHByroUMPOtTTHEVUAa hefpra he Fot home—on THIS LOOKS LJKE TNE CL05M6 ) WAlCHIMd A HOEROK MOVIE OM woodea anow shoes. His fa- .momemtsop'allouietonthe / THE LATE SHOW/THoyMuer ' ther waa surprised to see MUSHROOMS , WESTWJ / HAVE WOdW HIM OUT PROWTV /WEAUMJS THEM OUT, him. Better Beef*Better THm*Better Value •'AMD VICE VEKSA-rr The snow was 4 feet deep Snow White DOUBLE STAMPS looks like a •a the level and 18 feet In A Guaranteed Saving of up to 20c per poupf* PRAW/ dnfle. We had been talk* Great With EVERY SAT. NIGHT Iha Mtout deep snow sever* S te a k . . . - El- days before and Ed said 4 5 FROM 6 P.M. t o 9 P.M. ha^onld like to see one. OHE PRICE AS ADVERTISED XAMr he eald "One Tvas • SCdiflb.'' BtoapeetfnUy, CHOICE - ' R* Cook. BONELESS YOU SAVE 44- ; Chuck Roast ^fb ‘ ThR distance from ths Cook hoiM ^ this -old YeomaiUi home > J' toT In’ 4}in'^sitter, now oWiied by Lb. Thwoye MoberB, la about one^ Ground Chuck ha)fr,hdye. The Tsrbox house men^iphed In the latter is the DUHCAN HINES S CAPITOL FARMS MIX '■ MATCH SALII honv». itf Mra. Frahk Hamilton, LAYER ^ 3-n- •Just a few., hundred feel to the ’^'•4 notto'-*... .iif the. . .. Cpok.,slace...... VEAL LOAF, OLIVE LOAF Although the blluar _ “$ 316,141 You woro ouppoMd to Ibt tho ear . . . ; was, no dpubt a ohEmiilon ori:.j the 18th Century, |t wsa oiit'i’ CAKE > P&P LOAF, MINCED BOLOGNA tflone' by the bllazaid of Dec. 28,' EMPURAMCE OOMTSST 1947 ^ Ic h dumped 25.8 inohos of rnmnf on New York City in 30 houre. Thie amount was al­ MIXES FOR ST. PATRICK'S DAY — tUY N O W ... most five Inchea more than fell BBN CA8ET In '88. The record stood for 69 yeare but, like all records, was made only to be broken. FOR COOKING: QR SALAD 1 '^tanche Herald; .1-. ' . i^vi/a'-Lxr' m i il 'lAW ^ *■: i(.h 14798. CORNED BEEF SAVE Th ic k in d WHOU HRST Gdllon Choice „ l i l W w 7 0 = -A .C Can ^1 ^ Boneless BY FRANK O’NEAL '• T. I AS SOOM AS MCTTHK , Brisket ' CM MAilb the event. .She,eald although returns are MORTY NEEKLK still Incomplete, the Manches­ BY DICK CAVALLI ter' fidiication Association Scholarship Fund should net WH€R0OID7H06S better ttian ’ITSO from the pro- I BcoomrTHenAWHm eeegs.- . - ; . ■-.-'-■r lOMELAcoMenaoM? 16UPR066 M30 THINK THAT* BY ROY CRANE iwttsDcmncwN A 6UBTLe WAV TO TR i. The scholarship fund, spon '«6 STB8D4y ~ W H y 7 ■orpd^y the MEA foe many ClanI Chawdei' MB rVe OAINBD VieOHT? ^UOPEMY, Iff HI ARC TTK PCAW* ^ years, annually provide.<< one or BRIP6E BEIH6 RAKED. | twm echolarships to Man­ chester High School seniors FREE! PAIL Rag. Who contemplate careers in SHOW'S An unbreakable flexible plastic pail that will not chip teaching.. So far, there have New England Stylo IS ez. been 18 recipients. In thanking all those who Cahs dent, or rust. Light to carry — strong — easy to clean had a part In making the event a euedees, Mrs. McCann said, SAVE 46< It's FREE with the purchase of o ten pound bag of "Our future teachers will be as- eiired of a number of scholar­ ships this year.” U WASHED AND SIZED ’•■^rs. Constance Adams, MEA vlee' president, was . co-chair- liTsiiirifgtMn]ICE SALE! ^Om I GRADE A MAINE miih She teaches at VSrplanck aehooL . H A W A IIA N CAPTAIN EASY (SAVI ftc) 8 9 * BY LESLIE TURNER Woraiers Feted Pineapple Juice On Anniversary (S A V I 16e) BY LANK LEONARD PM c u r io u s ABOUT Fancy Tniiiato Juice , 4 ’ 1 “ PAP’S -F A H " WASH. . ooM# ALL lamis to o u mau, THB TAUCINB. ANP JUP«M« ) IF TH* MO'4 ^ S lIF T lM S ♦<* MOVED HERB APTBIt HER POTATOES HE'S BRIM6flJ(3 HER. Kt,r.and Mrs. Ksnneth Waf- AAAVSE irs JUSTS ^ ^ T H A T THE BONDING COMPANV FROM THAT GLAZED LOOK 'and------AuaitaiCTD work.hb THAT I'M JUAAPy 4 ' nir ■------HEM TO PINE- El PAP EVlSi IT'S NOT 1m » « " “ W00P Bsr Br. of Joseph' t. were (SAVI tSa) DIDN'T (30 FOR THE GAMBLING ’5 CAN TAKE UP AT JIM HOW TOPRAW A STRIFi / « ! DO 88 8 Grapefruit Juice-. ! * «> I JTIT'STHEONETHIN« ’ AN6LE-THAT THEY'D FIGURE ABOUT HIS 5 TRIP1 feted at a suipriee dinner rt- 3 1 THAT« BU6GEDME— W.HBTT IT ALL STASHED AWAY/ VEARt M tly at aebiauVs ReeUyrsnt, (SAVE 46 ez. sr. Tlw calsbmtwe wga i Grapefruit & Orange Juice •e) Cent FJ lor of the WamerS’ 2SUi 4 anniversary, and was Florida their son , i ^ daugh “"'Ceng ‘ j law, Mr. la k ^ n . Kan ' Fancy Oraps* Juice (U V lIS c ) 53 Wansr Jr. of Bhods..Xs- ooupls wss ' Married’ ,,T, 1939/ M U i^ Wkaples of Frozen Food Specials! CALIFORNIA ICEBERG er, .who wSA' matron HEINZ SALE! o f hdangjat tha wedding, waa amoi^lnhe tusats attendlEf' 14 eg.' Other iguasts were relatives and Heinz Ketchup 2 BeH. «7 - MR. ABERNATHY DAVY JONRS •loss frisnda of the family. Ref. BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Mr. and Mrs. Leslie OiS' Heinz Tomerto Soup Can 10* BY LEPP and McWILLIAllS •einlal of Bast Hartford acted sa host an(| hostsss at ths din R*8. POtiyiTHAT loSTroaioTlF^ Vegetable Soup Viai^lAN 7 Cent *1" YOU THINK YOU wasnY Ref. 8«|B» LETTUCE CAN MAKB’ME.* ONE air McCarthy** h Qpah Htiin Mushtoom So^ 6 Oeni funny! Vegetables 11 n- Solid > DENVBIfl,-Ool(i. (AP)-4t was kii^tr GhtrUh n d d m ■l.af 37? Eimpte blarney, said Colorado's jPaait Corn, la a n i Hoods Merotanr'''«( state, but ha said- / ■ ski^ to .Jtm MoCartlnr, . i in BuHar Sauca MicCalrtlnr, obrnar bt a tavern For Triisn gambling allegsdly took TUSUiL »AV» iBe Sdlffllr 1*^ (laoo, DtMsstod - an order to Eloso ton doors for five days. • (S A V E .S S c) ' "Bitt.vthst lacludss Bt. Pat­ Seof'fdpar Towab 3 rick's Day,” he toM Secretary M INUTE MAID or SN O W CROP KRAF AMERICAN to Btata Byron Anderson. ‘‘My CeiW' bar is t^e only one in the neigh* Htnhay CIk^* Syrup 2 19*^ aorbood ODsratod by sdmebody O R A N G E - WUtififprUly roeta gotof back to Rfd Reie 'ijto O f T (lOOet. Ie») *1 ^ Anderaon delayed ths suapon- CHOC.. VANILLA, LEMON JUICE fS A V I 4ii)< t Sliced Cliefse seder until nftsr■ next ■ lues*. whit# ar yallow day. My-T-tPine lestant Pudding t nS: S7*

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'--Af- *^ ; ^}it- S' ’i - P-"" /'^iuy ■ ■ / ' PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT MANCHESl-EB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 19«4 KANCHESIER EVENING H E R i^ , MANCHESTER, CONN- THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1964 ^ PAGE F eatures Game on WINF Flay-by-play action in Fri- College Hoop Spotlight Shifts Now to day night’s CIAC Class Herald Angle B championship tournament basketball gams between East Catholic aad Middle- HOWIE HOLCOMB Woodbury Downs town' will be broadcast by AaoMaat Sports Bdttw T w o Games GoU Clinic WINF. Game time at Yale Troubles Piling Ifp lb 8 o’clock with the local O stm lt- stotlon going on the air at Indian Athletic Fortnnee Blay Get Worie OnSchedule > Woodbury is probably tHet' 7i55. 8ae o f the Menehoeier Oem - B>’ HOWIE HOLCOMB ^had it wrapped up with a 50-35 trjr CMb wUl epeoeer Ita an­ least impressive team (in prac­ bfflge. Paul Edwards, WINF Some weeks ^ o we offered the opinion here that For Ex-King Liston Spinnin^r around the tice) to ever make a CHass C imal gelf Bight at the Bloa- Wright led all scorers (in both sports director, will call the At Garden cheetor Countir Club on court like a miniature final. They have no style, little plays. program, despite what games) with his 32-polnt ef­ many fans seem to think, was mo^ng along on a pretty Hrareday. March 19, at 7t89. rY whirling dervish, little Jack teamwork and Wright, for all fort. Bberle had 23 for Coven­ DENVER (AP)—^Troublhs are piling high for Boimy 'J his points, often shoots when he TT ‘‘ ^ 4 "«hool doe. O K to SJSS NEW YORK (AP)~A HlghDghtlng the evenlog Wright, (at 5-6 the small­ try but Randy Ryan was the WUl be a golf clinic eon- Liston, who lost his heavyweight boxing title to C!eg- should pass off to an open only other player In double fig­ lull to the NCAA chsm- est player in action) led teammate. But they know how dneted by Alex Hockney, si us Clay last month. ^------ures and he was barely in the Marksmen pioiiflhip Tournament shifts e 1 u b profeeelnnel, and a Municipal court officials said Woodbury High to a 71-56 to put the ball in the hole and category with 11. jS Sf; mduS’ thought the c<^ge basketball spot­ for closed-circuit televleloa ef victory over Coventry and Into if they miss, they can get re­ things could well get worse bo- ekowtng of tiM 19tt Mneten he wUI be tried between March the liston -day f l ^ t Neither Woodbury nor LaSa­ 17 and April 10 on charge eof the finale of the CIAC Class B bounds. And that's the name of fora they got any bottorl light tonight to the opening Thumoment film. The ex-champ w«s orreeted lette has even won a title. Clos­ needing, reckless and carelesa Basketball Tournament last the game! "Wbor k )T” you may ligbtly 5SS"i,s:. o f the National Invitation The pabHo Is Invited. Ad- Tuesday night by traffic cffleer est either came was Wood­ C om plete night Woodbury, which con­ Bak. mleelon is fra a mivlng, carrying a concealed They even mystify Coach Ed bury’s runnerup finish to-J^ew ■ • • • tourasy (NIT) to Now York. James Snider, who sgid radar quered all three area tourney WoU consider this. Tbs oui^ Syracuse, on tbe rebound af­ weapon end driving without a Sadlon. Canaan in 1958. Last year's valid operator’s Ilcwise. He wae cor rsfleteied entries—Klllngton, South Wind- T-ove to Shoot’ rsnt oloas is ttw last one that Farm Important ter kolng 87 straight two years maOng 78 mCleen Bor and now Coventry, opposes champion, Ellington, as men- ago, meets disappointing NYU A rested Tuesday and released "They really love to shoot," tio.ned lost its first round game Campaign cams under the (ild 8-4 niM« Now If you don’t think junior ) SO mile ea hour 1 LaSalette, a 52-46 overtime win­ In the fsaturs of the NTT dou- on t* 1 bond. sooe . he grinned after the big win. "I | i to this sa’ne Woodbury quintet. systsm which akowed some schools, a type of farm Play Continues ner in their contest last night freshmen at least to get inten- syotem If you will, ore knpi blahssder at Madison Square Liston’s former manager, Snider sold he searched lie - didn't want them to take some Woodbnry ni) Ceptaln Phil Rusconl led his George Katz of Philadel^U, I ■■ with Guilford. The title game P B F Pt ■tve athletic training as fraah ^ t consider the New York Garden after Miami of Florida ton and found a seven-shot .33 of those shots late in the game Manchester High riflemen to plays St Joseph’s of PMladel- In Rec Tourney filed suit in New York City caliber revolver in bis p ^ a t Is set at 8 p.m. Saturday. but they wanted to. They think 4 Stev<>na ...... 3 2-3 8 man. Srom here on In, the Yankees, A tremendouoly euc- 1 ...... 7 2-0 16 victory In the final match of phia. Wednesday asking | 1 .8 miiunn Snider said he allowed a woman Wright, who was one of the you have to shoot to get points , 1 KItney ...... eotKMdboy athletes wlk be com oeeefW form system has kept chief engfineers of the War­ .... 2 (M) 4 t h ^ season yesterday in the tils Bronx Bombers atop the The NCAA, which determlneB With Two Games from Llstw for breach of con­ with Liston to drive Us ear and it takes points to w in ' 4 Wr frht ...... '...... 14 4-12 32 piste products of the 6-8-8 tract. riors' earlier tournament vic­ 3 Codv ...... (vn T Waddell range, defeating Wil­ scheduling. American League for )o, these the national champion, resumes away while Snider drove Uetoa games and I guess they're 2 Averv ...... 4 00 8 cox Technical School of Jaerlden Friday night with second round In another action, federal to police haedqurten. tories, pat on his greatest show right.” , Let me preface these eom mtoy years. Hockey’s Montreal The semifinals In the Junior 0 R. Sliuprnia...... 0 (M> 6 by the lopislded score of 914 to m m es S t Raleigh, Minneapolis, marshals served Liston with On the way, raider said, Lis­ last night pouring in 14 bas­ 0 Walcott ...... 0 1-2 1 menta with the aaeuranoe we t^nadlene owned so many t<» Coventry Ck>ach Joe DeGre- ' 825. Manchester’s second team, Wichita and CorvaUis, Ora Division of the Recreation De­ papers Wednesday In a suit for ton became belligerent and kets and four free throws for 0 Re)ilk like just that). Tbe opponent. Coventry <5«) tal;e high score in the match, High (foreground) moves into position to take foot­ loM domination of the ice sport. necticut at Raleigh; Kentucky local Eaglee engage in the first as publicity agent by Liaton and Gary Klrcbmar, came and was, he canned only four of a true object of our oriUotan is "I know one thing,” he said P B F Pt which saw three other Indiana ball-type pass from Tom Malin, right. Chasing th* These are pros, )rou say — va Ohio University and Michi­ game at 10 o’clock. Springfield Inter • Continential Promotions, hriped put handcuffs on Lieton’e dozen attempts. 0 Locke ...... i ...... 0 2-3 2 the ejretem that akowe ttuee Ino. Backing the little speedster "this team, the way they played 3 Eberlfi ...... in the 180’s as well, ’The victory not high schoolers. Well let’s gan v a Chicago Lojrola at Min­ Park A Rec meets the South­ wrists. .... 8 7-8 23 gridiron maneuver are Paul Mayuski (84) and Ar- coaches to be oriktrarliy o f - Jack NUon,’ Llston’e present were Don Ford with 16 points tonight, was the best Class 3 Tarlx-ll, ...... 2 2-2 8 gives the Indians a season’s rec­ look at HUlhouse, certainly the neapolis; Ksnsss State va west Boys’ a u b S t 11:16. Liston said in a tslevlssd In- team I've seen this year. They 3 Storrs / ...... 1 V7 ? min Dobbert (25) of Wilcox Tech. Action took place pointed — like ohoperonee for moot successful high school Texas Western and WlcUta va advisor, and his brothers, Rob­ tervlsw Wsdnesdoy that the to- and nearly as many relwunds GEORGE EBERLE 2 Ryan ...... 4 3-4 11 ord o f 19.won, one lost, and one Waterbury has not seen ac­ surely can retound. We Just tie. in East’s semifinal victory in the CIAC Class B a donoe — rather than by their club. Troup Junior High ki New Oeighton at Wichita and San ert A. and James F. Nilon, and rt of his belUgsiiienoy wea "a and Captain Peter Stevens who 2 Hudak ...... 2 1-2 3 tion as yet They drew a first Inter - Continental also were collected eight points, a dozen couldn't stay with them.” George El>erle, was in the game 0 Ko'odziej ...... 1 0-2 2 Only firing left for the team 'Tournament. (Herald Photo by Satemis.) own choice and after aonM Haven has been s feeding BVaUfisoo va Utah State and : of baloney." He also eeld he round bye and last week pick­ named as defendants in l^ t s ’ woeK taking the gun from a rebounds and played a general­ Coventry, thanks to a superla­ for a half. T^e Pats, In fact, is the state Meet in New Haven thought to put the right man gTound for Sam Bender for UCLA vs. Seattle at CorvolUa HIGH SIGN—-Uasey Stengel gives the high sign at 13 Total! ...... 18 20-28 6« ed up a forfeit win over St suit. He charged that the Niton friend’s house to ms own home. ly all-around good game. tive effort by their top scorer, owned a 1-3-8 lead midway Score at half, 3S<38. Woodbury. Friday night. The Indians are Cor the right job. y*a**. helping him to dominate Rick Barry of Roselle Pork, Huggins-Stengel Field in St, Petersburg, Fla., that through the first period and For examine, eduoators woutd N. J., is the star o f the Miami Lawrence of West Haven. The brothers induced Liston to dis­ He said if be had been tiytag to defending high school cham the echoolboy basketball scene. Eagles havs played ones, when indicates the manager believes the New York Mets looked like the better of the never think of playing a his­ Now I know some are gol^ Hurricanes, who are favored place Katz as manager and re­ hide anything he would have pions, and rUk the giant Jack — H o n o r e d they downed tha North End two clubs at that early stage. Guest Monday ^ight at Sports Night^^ tory major in a FroMh to remember this writer oom- over St. Joseph’s. Spoh Dave will be O.K. Backing up the Old Perfeasor’s optimis­ place him with Jack Niton. thrown the gun under the ear Bouton Signs Lacey Trophy, symboUc the Lancers 63-34. To accomplish that, Katz said, But Wright and Stevens com­ ao why put a man in a coach­ mented on the difference In Bring is expected to lead the tic gesture is first baseman Bill Haas, obtained at or out the ewindow wten he Kaline Turns to Pitching state high school ohampion The second game should be a Inter-Oontlnental was formed was stopped tor speedlnff. bined to give Woodbury a 14-14 FORT LAUDHSRDAiLE, Fla. ing position whan< he pertiape phUooophy between the CXHL Orange over the unpredictable from the Loe Angeles Dodgers. ship- Manchester has owned the NYU Violets in the nightosp. real good oontsst Springfield with Liston bolding 47^ per cent Uston denied there woe • with 1:32 left in the quarter. It (A P )— Jim Bouton, baa trained to be an BkigUah (and Manchester) and New Ha­ tr o ^ y five times in Its 14 his­ ‘General’ Perry Winning Coach NYU was rated second in the beat the Falcons of Middletown, of the stock end Robert end woman in the car with hhm. In Conditioning Program was knotted again at 16-all who wanted the New York Yan­ tory, a record equaled only by teacherT ven and Hartford area olubs. Thats’ very true. Aosoclatloa Press prs-eeseon 65-68, and the Windsor Locks feat Detroit on this “neutral” James Nilon the balance. Orville Hogan, clerk of (be when the Patriots’ Dan Storrs kees to double hie salary, has Hamden’s five times. Hamden We might also state at this One Win Needed Bentley said be was hired by So let’s repeat. If everycne is poll, but they have lost eight Beatles, 71-43. They are a real court or have Philadelphia traffic division of the Denver traded hoops with Stevens. signed his 1664 ecntract, saying and Manchester split In dual point, that these comments and strong finishing club with plen­ Inter-Oontinental in Decem bw LAKELAND, Fla. (AP) — AlftKallne explained, “ and for a Then Wright canned one of aaUafled with the win eome, games and were drubbed 71-61 whip Cincinnati to gain an un­ Munlcipel Court, eeld that "They had me over a barrel.” meets this season. eritlcisms are meant only for ty bench. A1 Stone has been PROVUMINCE, R, I. (A P )— 1962 at a salary of $880 a week. cept in emeigenclee chargee ore while it was gimpy. Sometimes two free throws and Ford and At North Dakota High Schools lose some situation at MHB, by St. John’s in their loet-out- 23 after a year at inated W ednesda/s action Mike Brannon has been their lost because the firm did not record and other intormatlon $»• it for about 2 ^ months. Then end of the quarter, Woodbury By EARL YOST they should automatically be thkik, winning seasons are a The CelUca need only to de­ aociation. tioning program aimed at tract calling for 818,000. ’The Rothwell ...... 99 86 the University of Minnesota which saw Iona defeat Seten mainstay under the boards. grant him three Chicago outlets gether." I went into a nose dive, and by had a 21-16 edge. Coventry among the best Thooe other "must,” the farm system should stren^ening a weak right arm right-hander ^ d he originally Baxter ...... 98 82 "Perry is a man among where he finished up his aca­ Hail, 87-82, in the only major Coach Charlie Horvath of the last two weeks the sea­ never did come back. folk who think athletlca should be the logical place to start. and guaranteeing a quick get' Was going to ask for a 816,000 Johnson ...... 94 84 his boys. They respect his demic work. Perry also took a • « • game scheduled. Southwest has a well rounded son, I had to sit on the bench." Big M sigln be strictly a aecondary part away when the baseball season Wilcox Tech 885 course in coaching at UM. at In the quartorflnala of the team which has played only one The nose dive cost Kaline an The Berkshire League club raise but lowered Ma price to superior generalship, his the overall high school program opens. Gonzalez ...... 96 80 Coaching football at the new Unhappy Hero NCAA Small College tourney game, that a 49-28 decision opportunity to win the batting held a 35-28 lead at the half and 810,000 after encountering driving tactics. When they shouldn’t read further. "When I was younger," said championship for the first time by the end o f the third period. front office resistance. Olsen ...... 97 79 school. Perry’s club lost but TUa comer would Iflce to ex­ at Evonevine, Ihd., Akron beat over the Bacon Bobcats of Col­ Beaumec ...... 94 68 play in a game they play once that fail. And in the second Ilia complainants wonder HbfMra, 77-W, North Carefilna chester. Southwest is the the 20-year-old outfielder after a since 1S66 when he was in his why Manchester isn’t better. tend belated oongrotulationa to Gadual ...... 96 60 the game for all they are season only a tie game marred Bcbe Milanese cn reviving a AAT defeated Adelphl, 83-80, fending champs. woikout at the Hgers’ training third year with the llgers. W M one reason is Just this one base, "I never had any trouble. Gallagher ...... 89 66 : worth znd do not worry how a perfect record. richly deserved award as "Man State OoUm of Iowa downed There is no midget action this It also sent him off to Mayo we’re trying to explain. Man- But in recent years I've been the game Is going; they know State Champe of the Year” in Roolcvllle. The Southeast Missouri, 93-85, and week as the finals in both divi­ Clinic for a complete physical ehester coaches work with running into problems with my and a- lengthy rest period. Entry List 97 for Pin Event that the general on the side­ Basketball was a different bert story about Us big night Blvansrville whteped Osl Poly sions are slated for next Sat­ youngsters three yean, most arm, and I’ve bad to ease up Now he's started the extra Magic Number lines is working overtime to de­ story. His 1925 squad annexed was revealed at RockvIUe High o f Pomona, 96-’fS. urday. vise a plan that wIU bring them other area schools have their SAFETY on my swing. It's kept me from conditioning while preparing to the court crown and In addition by John Csnavotl wto, for a gettinig off to a good start. fill the dual role drafted by Entry list for the annual^klns, Charlie Harris, John Na- DBTTROIT (A P ) — The victory.” captured the ' coveted state players for four years .or ' at brief time was in danger of los- “ So, I've been working out Manager Chuck Dressen. Kaline Men’s Duckpin Bowling Tour­ retto, Vic Abraitis, Roy Mc­ ’’magic number” for the Bos­ The "general” in queetlon ie sportsmanship award based on m ot havs soma control over a ^ Bebe sa long and dose just like a pitcher — throwing, will be one of the keys to the nament at the Y, starting Fri­ Guire, Ell Fish, Pat ’Tremarco, ton Bruins is four. Four more Dwlgbt Perry, veteran teacher the actions of the team and its eoordlnatsd program for that frinKL catching, numlng.” day night, soared to 97 today. Norm Kloter. games and the Bruins—^long fans during the season. period. It wont Uke this: Tigers' hit-and-run strategy and and faculty manager at Man­ e « * Moriarty*s Winners Kaline, who challenged for still > take over the clean-up spot Shifts Friday night and Satur­ Top 16 qualifieira and defend-; eliminated from Stanley Oup chester H i^ School, who will Faculty manager at Manches­ Bebe had been offiSal soorer day will be announced tomor­ SPECIALS ttie American League batting ti­ In the batting order vacated by Ing champion Howie Hampton i ooeitentlon— wUl have oo«n{fiet- retire in June a/tM- 34 yeare ter High for 34 years, Perry was Some Exceptions for RookvlUe High’s basketball tle last year and finished with the trade of Rocky Colavito. row. wlll move into championship ed the 1963-’64 National Hock- ’Ifae clipping quoted above was also in the officiating end of team sk season and was eoq>ect- With a couple of notable ex- a .812 average, also has been "I enjoy playing Jilt-and-run,” The latest entries, reported by play next weekend. I ey League seasen. from a March 30, 1925 edition sports for a period. In 1919 he big to fill the same role when In Rec Senior Loop eeptions (in soccer) the junior doing exercises on a roller-type Kaline said, "and I think it’s Norm Vlttner, tourney director, ------—------a______of the Devils Lake, North Da­ was the only registered basket­ East Catholic and St. Thcmaa system of equipment designed made me a better hitter. We follow; ball referee in North Dakota. high sports programs are sad­ Aqukias played their tourna­ kota Journal. Few in ttUs area ly laoMng. Lacking in ached- to build up his right knee. did it a lot last year—and I Earl Moore, Frank Bedell, ever knew Perry was a coach. While an undergraduate at Min­ ment game at RH8 Saturday. Moriarty Brothers completed their reffulsr season "It's a Mantle-type thing," wasn’t trying to go for home Bob Constantine. Jack Vlttner, ^Never Again Fight in Italy nesota, Perry officiated in the tUe, faelUtles and ki coordina­ He was, in feet, sitting at BRAKE ADJUSTMENT Monday night, the "general,” tion with what the high school schedule undefeated as they ran rough shod over Variety said Kaline, who agreed he runs! They just came. Carl Bolin-Jr., Stan Matteson, DWIGHT PERRY state schoolboy basketball tour­ home wondering why Canavari could have suffered serious Twmty - seven came, along John McNeil, Bid Ik>ucette, Dave along •with Jim O’Leary, will be ney in Montana. When he came eoaches are trying to do. didn’t call and thus give him Caterers last night at the Y, 71-41. Boland Motors t o ^ damage when he bemged with 101 runs batted in. Grzyb, A1 Rubacha, Russ Apple­ the honored guests at the 10th to Connecticut he tooted a This soccer exception, by the an excuse for not attending the over second place with a forfeit victo^ oyer the East Ring Littered with Garbage annual Knights of Ooiumbus second place in Um iMiMotlng for /PMFroirtW Mi against a wall duriiw a game "T ou know, you don’t need a by, Dick Masur, John Morton, a state champion. whistle for a short period of way, also goes a long way to­ Rotary Club’s presentation din­ Sides. In the other game, a hot-f>- , / Check DrwM at Los Angeles last ^ y . Man­ lot of Mg hitters to win the pen­ Andy Lamoureaux, Bob Zukas, Iriah-Siporto Night program at time. ward explaining the sag in foot­ ner—not dreanUng, o f course, shooting Travel Service quintet Non-Player tle broke his leg in a similar nant," Kaline added, "just Frank Bujaucius. In Rome for Griffith Bout the Kaoey Home. Guest speak­ Perry has been teaching 45 ball fortunes. Let’s take a hypo­ he was to be the honored guest drubbed McIntosh Boat, 69-48. Pinto connected for 10. Buxx 8mh •■M accident at Baltimore last sea­ ers wUi be the Rev. Robert Altbough he did not partici­ years. Plans after retirement thetical case: Keeney provided tSia . Caterer □ ■ □ 6 aad OfRadata thhee of four guys adto can hit Also, Bruce Cappa, Sam lit­ It finally came down to the son. Kaline pulled a ligament. .276 or .280. That’s what wins. tle, Glenn Niool, George Keating and Norm DanieM, pate ki atbletics at Minor High call for a lot of traveling, some­ A boy, who has been a mem­ last minute and Superintendent Final Standings offense with 20 points. / Cheek aad P$Mk head footbaU and baseball coach "It poi^ied as I hit the wall," It does for the Yankees." Bensche, Larry Jamaitis, A1 At- ROME (AP)—’The boos of theOon the crowd’s conduct rather in North Dakota, Perry played thing he has liked to do for ber of the Midget and/or Pony of Schools Ray AamsdeU was W Leo Qyr put on a long range BeoriiiBS at WeMeiywi Univenrity. fans still rang in welterweight than on the lack of action qporta ki two yean at Minor years. League football teams, gets to firm in Us demands Bsba At­ Moriarty. B t m . .8 shooting dfaqptay to pace tbs /AddBteikefWd Griffith, who chased the eva­ Oonohed Hoohey Normal ki 1918-19. A graduate Meanwhile the "general” Is junior high but finds no foot­ earn champion Emile Griffith’s ears tend the dinner. Canavari, Bp- Boland Motors ...... 6 Travelera win netthig 20 pointa /Adjart BkaUi« sive Argentina moat of the way, Since coming to Manchester of the University of Minnesota, getting his best shirt and tie ball program. In order to do >ed off to what was going on. Mdhtoali Boot ...... 6 Ken Lowd, Eric HahenMMti and today as he declared "I shall b was leading on the Associated in 1930, the slqnder, bespectac­ Perry moved on to EJgeland ready for Monday night’s affair, MaMthlng, he goes out for soc- Just ignored his buddy and let Vortety Oat«s«ra...... 4 Norm HoheiAhal olao reoctied Contact O never again fight in Italy," always one of the best on the Press scorecard, four rounds to led Perry has coached but one High in 1920, a small school on eer and Ukes i t When the time him stew a while. Man. Travel Servioe . . . .8 double flgurea fo r the victors. 'This i^parentlv won’t m&ke one, with one even. ^x>rt at the local school, hock­ tbe Soo. local sports scene. comes to move to senior high hope he Isn’t mad,” laurti- the Roman fight nuis as mad as ‘1 East S1d«a ...... 2 George (JUfton and Bfil Viot LAST 3 DAYS.s.Hurry, The globetrotting Griffith, ey, long sines vanished ftom ’Ibete were only enough boys he has developed either a lik- ed Canavari at the end o f the were top soorera for the boot' the drmb no decision affair in­ who was bom in the Virgin Is­ the scene. for a boaketbek team, footbaU ing or an ability for the sport Bast-St Thomas game, just volving the New Yorker and Moriarty’s placed five men ki crew with 12 apiece. lands, is a lover of artistic ”1 realized a long time ago,” was out of the question. Perry, and sticks with it The past suc- about the same time the by now COMPLETE BRAKE PPIM E 18.9S Argentina’s Juan Carlos Duran things. He had been looking for­ double figures. EVsn 8Van- Playoffs ore scheduled to Perry rM s^, "that despite the determined to ntake good, pur­ Tourney Tix eess of the soccer club—state very surprised Mr. Milanese Wednesday night in the beauti­ ward to this trip to Italy and glqns and Jton Glenney led the start Wednesday with Boland Don’t Miss Out fine record of my tMskethaB and chased several books on techni­ and league championships—Is was being presented with his attack with 17 pointa apiece. ful, high-domed Sports Palace. spoke of making another one hnprsssivs so he goes out for Motors meeting .MelBtoah at football teams in North Da­ ques and ruies and went to Tickets for the CIAC Frank Butkus and Jfan Moriar­ 7:30. Morlortya and Variaty Irate fans in the crowd of later on' this year. Today he that and football has lost an­ I think it's safe to tall Bebe 12,000 brought a sudden end to was sorry he ever had come. kota, my background did not work as a hoop coach. Class B championship bas­ ty oMpped in a dooen and Dan play at 8:80. BUY FIRST TIR|E AT PRICE LISTED BELOW include any as a player and my ketball game between East other possible prospect now the scorer’s job la his the scheduled 10-round non-title 'I’m really mad at the ref- Success didn't come over­ There are also no Junior high future was not Inooachlng. "Big night, although his first squad C a t h b 11 c and Middletown again next year — providing bout in the seventh round when i eree," said Griffith. “ He programs in tennis, golf, track there are no more presentation FRONT END ALIGNMENT they littered the ring with hot schools would hire only men posted a .500 record at Ege- will be on sale today and to­ GET THE warned me but I didn’t deserve or swimming. Basketball and dinners on game nights. ties, oranges, shoes and gar­ the warnings. Duran simply did who hod been big name athletee land. morrow from 9 a.m. to 4 as their coachee.” bage in protest of the dull cat- not want to fight I would have Perry visioned a district p.m. at the ECH8 main of­ fice. and-mouse bout. At times some knocked him flat if he had. I What kind of a coach was championship in 1921 and his / Mapact A l P om TIRE fans yelled “Fix." shall never fight here again.” Perry, head of the mathemaUos crew achieved this goal, al­ Student tickets are $.75, ’There was so much jpnk in The Argentine, who now lives deportment here since 1657? though H lost in tbe state adult tickets fl.50. All tick­ Renaud’s 19.1 Mark d S«t C aaibar THAT the ring that referee Fernando In Italy, also was upset. Parry’s record speaks for it­ tourney. ’Ihe climax district ets at the door are 81.60. SCOXES Pica couldn’t kick it all out. " I ’m ready to meet Griffith self. game was a 21-10 decision over The title game Is sched­ PRICE ’Then Pica, who had warned again in Milan without asMng Devils Lake. uled tomorrow night at 8 at 1 / 2 both fighters several times to cent," he said. " I have been The man who wUl step firont the Payne Whitney Gym, Paced Cheney Scorers WEST SIDE BODGETS show some life and throw more' eager for so long to fight a big i coach- High-Scoring Machine Yale University, New Haven. ^were all in double figufos for / Ad|ast To* punches, stopped to consult with name boxer that I am ready to “ basketball for six seasons Egeland boasted the highest First blood In playoffs went the Oaragnnen. the three judges. fight for nothing. But If Grlf- and track and footbaU for four scoring schoolboy team In the By HOWIE HOLCX)MB to the Herald Angels lost night Final standings: ’They decided to end the bout fith is a world champion then I years each. state. Three timee Perry's Spath Tufts Leader Closing out their season first among the area clubs, when they defeated Psgani Ber­ W L Pot, because of "the intemperance am a universal champion.” It took just two years at De­ charges scored over 80 points Cheney Tech has long since stopped thi^ing about bas­ bers, 84-22, to gain a berth in Telephons Oo. ..13 0 LOOO /R o o d T a a t of the crowd.” | Duran, 10th ranked junior vils Lake High for Perry to and three more victories were MEDFORD, Mass. (A P) — ths flnaU. Tonii^t at 7, Herm’s Ktock U 2 A46 Tinstone ii develop a basketball team that scored with the state champe ketball (which may have been the idan all along) and Hobby Shoppe meets Joe’s At- Hobby Sbe . . S • .571 Police swarmed into the ring middleweight, weighed 164% Dave Spath, a 5-foot-lO guard to protect the fighters and es- pounds. Griffith weighed 164%. walked off with the North Da­ caged more than 60 points each from Kingston, Mass., has been has turned to other things. Coach John Kleis’ Rangers lantics, the winner to gain the WIlUs Garage . . . 6 9 .367 cort them to their dressing |’The champion will have to kota State Ohampionahip. And gome. And this was the era of elected to captain next season's hod another losing season, (2 .other final spot OsM Brothera .. 6 6 .867 rooms. make 147 for his title defense in the same two seasems, Perry low-scoring basketball! One foe Tufts basketball team. Spath 14) but at least had the com­ Dennis Woods (IS) and Ran­ Bsrens ...... 4 10 .286 Safety Champion Nylons feU by a 84-0 count. fort of knowing they doubled dy Mc(3owan (8), the Angels’ I • ’The boxers probably will get against Luis Rodriguez of Mi- mMded together a football scored 224 points this past sea- Nassiff Arms . . . 4 10 J86 thelr purses since the decision, ami in Las Vegas, Nev., June team tiiat compiled an unde­ Next stop on the coaching- son, averaging 12,4 points per their viotortea from the season one-two punch all season, with Lifetime Road Hazard Guarantee to suspend the bout was based 12. feated record and wound up In teaching career was at Devils game.. provlous. ■parked the victory again last _ ------The Rangers, seriously, show­ night Woods’ rebounding was y ed spurts of ths batter things also a big factor in. the win. Full Ski Weekend O u r fine quality ri'plaremcnt tiro ' \ that wars proclaimed for them. Alan Noske and Andy Kearns m S T A N T Too often however, defensive hod seven each for the losers At Mt. Mansfield problems mors than over. built for extra SAFETY and MIL.FAGE vdille little Chris Kearns finally OREDIT shadowed their offensive prog- broke tha scoring spell with his Direct fktxm the Olympic resa for modern turnpiKc drivini] first hoop of the year in the Gomee in. Innebruok, Austria, While Co-C^ptoin Marc Ren- final 60 seconds of play. • e i i M i t oud lad ths club in scoring the U.S. ski team’s silver me­ dalist BiUy Kidd, brooxe medal with, a mors than satisfactory BAST SIDE MIDOETS •1ST UNE All Siiet,..Compacts to Big Cars 19.1 average per game, he was holder, Uim Heuga, Gordon Only game of the night saw Blaton, Chuck Ferries, BiU Ms- •NYLON o f Uttls help on defense and the Putopers downing the Blue- BLACKWALU - WHITEWALLS thus his contributions wera rolt, Rip McManus, Ni Orsi, • TUBELESS coats, 21-14. A1 Skinner led the Buddy Wemer, and memben of somewhat offset. Winners with nine while BUI • RLACKWALLS TUBELESS - TUBED-TYPE Junior Andy Tomko, again the women’e team, silver and Champ took top honors for the bronze medal winner Jean Bau- •¥fHITEWALLS tha club’s hardest worksr, was ’Coats with seven. runasxup In scoring with 189 bert, Stair Walton, Joan Han­ BLACKWALLS 1 WHITBWALLS | ts (8.7 per game) desplts nah, Linde Meyeni end Margo BUSINESSMEN’S LEAGUE SIZI Tub■Tees Tubed-Type ■ TubeUssJ^ Tubed-Type | C teat hs was plsyksg in ths Walteie wlU be in Stowe for boekeourt at on unfomTllsr po- RMfular season, games were the poet-Olymplc race on March irijire TndTira 1st Tlr^ ted The 1st Tin ted Tire slthm. Tod Spicer was third in completed last night when Case IS, 14, 16. 6.00*13 •18.15 • a-oT ... |^i.8d4io.aa mm ths point-getting with 121 Bros, defeated Nassiff Arms, After an cftiolal welcoming 49-^ , and Klock Corp- toppled (B.BO-13 .. points and a 7.5 average. banquet for the OljYmplc team iB .a e a .a a mnsTMTim mm mra' Don WUIls Oarage, 72-50, leav­ The club’s pre-season possi­ and Stowe's Kidd yeoterday, ^ L a y - A w a | 7.B0.14 a i.e o 10.90 .. mm m . ing the Oaragemen and Case's ■ 2 B .sd ia .o a bilities ware rapped hard twice. training sessions began for the 8.00-14 ia .4 7 . . ' mm asm TIm first time when Art Brain- tied for fourth place in the standings. They wlU meet again first o f three events to be held 8.60-14 27.38 .. Old was dsolarsd InsUglbls and ta.6T mm Monday at 6:16 to brook the on the Noee Dive. BuUdoeers, than joined the Army and sec­ ■lo-oata and trail orswe have 8.70-16 21.80 r K T e 810.00 ondly when Ken Msnstsin, an­ tla bean groonriag the traM to es- ■r.10-18 24.96 iiL oy if .a a ■ 20.40 i4.aa ■28.78 ta .0 7 other potential starter, was tn- N easifrs lad by as much es Od m Wtde, Thun. 7.80-18 ollglbls until ths hurt three five mid-way in the third pe­ suie m best possible snow con­ 20.40 ia .7 0 g?r:r-iT 'rng'''ri-'a 14.40 gomes o f the aeeaon. riod of hut night’s opener be­ ditions for the race weekend.. cNid Fri. 8-8 S.OO-18 .. 91.80 la.'To Had these two been available fore Case tied it up end took a TTie improved "Seven Turha” section of the Nose Dive wUl Mon., Tnea., 8-5:36—Sat., 8-4 - ■ 3 4 .IOI 1T.OO mm - on season long It’s reasonable two-point lead Into the final l S to eesume the Big Green oould quarter. Neil Pierson hod a red aikxw faster timee to be record­ PLUS TAX ON ALL TIRES...NO TRADE-IN NEEDED have oome up with another win hot final session for Coee and ed over the course that con- 357 Erood Streri or two. They wouldn’t havs that mode tbe dlfferenoa fortns to kiternatlchal racing anode It a winning seeeaa. but It UAMC BHNAUD . Plaraon flniehed with 83, tope standends. CHARGE WITH liU-cfud would have besn better. for botti teame. Pete Klro oihW AltlKNMb tbs thrseteKsr event NO IIMIT OUMUNTK There ia, howover, stlU This jihris soorte: It) F Pre Avf. ed 14 and Dove FkwMr 10 for wW detamlne the BMteen sla­ ia honored hv diaueendi. and diamwidi of fo r ths futaura, alBO* (he w taieie. Dave Ohrmal lom and dcfwnhNl ohamplan. ttu the shtire squad is ecneduled to R s n a u i...... U7 sponsoring Mt MenriMd Ski rwaaaavia WMiafv aivM w« w wtwiMi T om k o...... 81 (Ig) woe (h* ®>tiy one to reach 0 «jM| smN Csnstfs • • you Mvol xetnm next seaeoa. S doohle ilgwee for the loqsrs. dub will also present a oom- S p lco r...... 48 ntere ore always many prob­ Tlic second geime eras never bined award for the'winners of lems that arise from the end of McNally ...(..28 in doubt as Klock took an early the poet-Olympio event one- hoop saeeon to the start of Bradshaw...... 88 DEANERY CHAMPIONS: St. Jamaa’ School baskatball iquad lead odd gradually buUt it to o f Maachaater. Eaat Daanary winners, ia ahown above. EVemt Coach Amarico Buccino, U a Dion. another — particularly it seems Sturtsvant ....1 1 681 Blaiii SL, Manchester Lari^ Braodan Moriarty and Manager John O’n S i i S •t teimntcai schools. But if the ZfaHtirfotn 8 propoitloae. (Beyt Ohorile Metr6, who wea a OWN TO f PJyL row, left to richt: Tom Jfartani, John Siamiem^ Stan Pufind), SSaints ^ t e win will beb9 honored fuaate'niMta abat the aimlwl bulk of the ellgllrie retunaes Schick 8; Brainord 8; Kwriioofed V tut (IM winners, CMeego OHb ooach end mena- ^ Bob BttodiiOk Mlaogy do show up again next Itevra 8, - ~ .M BtePob- IN U M D A V m i n i M Y P«U QMah. Back roar, lfaiiag«r Joe L-H awei, Bon Timmo, ten, h whaling asaaon ie not oat* SSSA o f poeatblltty- . iiV M T " •"

PAGE THIRTT UANCHB3TEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1964 Honsehold Good* 51 MANCHBSTBB EVENING HERALD. BtANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1054 Aoto DrlTlnf Schoot 7>A THBI^ OUGHTA BE A LAW Bt FA6ALT aiNl SHORTEN Live Stock 42 TWO TWIN stead mateC bed Apnrtmentta—m t» — MaRTLOOrS OrMi« lehool BBAimFUL Sight Shetland stud Ap*rtm wit*—■ H *t*—' Houma For 8*1* Inc., offloaa, eladarooni located pony, 6 monUis old, $00. CaU springs, axeeUent eoadMon, T«iem«ntM 68 H ou*m For 8*1* 72 Mianelteater Parfcada. loarar $14. 649-4306. TsmoMBte €3 CLASSIFIED 246-4781. MANCBUTBR - 6 room Oape SPACIOUS 7 room Split Leval MANCHESTER Vicinity -> Bpa- BEAUTIFUL 0 rooms, 2 hatha, VERNON — Own this immacu­ level. Beginaara. oMtr, oarv WE RAVE OU8TOMBIU wait­ R E i^ MAIN ttTM i-B fUr- la quiet hut oenvenient loca­ with cathedral helling, wrought ing for the ritatal of your apart- clous 6 room ranch boUt 1969. In St. Jam es district, flre- late 8% room ranch with little oua atudenta, our qrodalty. Biahed rooms and bath, sap- tion, level lot with treee, oU hot iron balcony, IH baths, kitch­ Deep traed lot, walk-out base­ Teeihage driver'a odoeatloa Articka For Sale 45 mant er heme. J. D. R e i^ . Iriaced livtog room, wall-to-wall cash down. Loaded with ex­ WATKINS 6484129. •rate entrance, no childraa. water boat, aluminum storms en with built-ins, aluminum ment tor future rec room, cfUiMting, completote ftnished tras including walk-out base­ oou'je. State oartlfled MB-7S0S. It Delmont Street. and scroans, ree room, 8 bod- ■torms, Bcreene, doors. FSst ADVERTISING RockvUla ofUeo, M Ward S t, LAWNMOWBRS - Arlans, family ■ atee kltchan, $ lAiiga roc room with oar. ifaay ment, wall-to-wa(l carpet, B-ZONE lot off Center • BARGAIN SHOP roonu. Imnucolate Ummgh- aoie desired. Priced according­ STB-taU. Lawn Boy, Toro, Bolens Orbit ROCKVILLE — Four room bedrooms, paneled living roorn, standiiM extras. Tluee blocks kitchen range, awnings, etc. oeeek Rralty, 368461I, FOUR ROOM furnished ‘apart' eut, |1B,S00. Wolvartca Agamy, ly. Belflora Agency, 648-6131. oil hot water heat, $16,900. from M;aln Street (Jail 646- $178. CLASSVIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Air, and riding mowere. Wheel- apartment stove, refrigerator, ment, hot water, $86 a month. Raaltor, 648-8818. Only $14,900 to the wise buyer. horse end Bolena 4-whael $96.00 M d d a r a Low-back h e a t hot water, one 649-1768. Wolvarton Agency, Realtor, 6661 Exclusive. Colli A Wagner. 8 AAL to 6 PAL ehlld accepted. 6494834, 876- 049-381$. 289-0241, ' E-Z LERN tractors. Parts and service. Lounge Chair, looae foam euah- TWO FAMILY. Belflore Agency, MODERN l-bedrtwm, full base­ Sabnrbm For 8*1* 75 Capltcd Equipment Company, lons, gold texture, T9. IIBB, t h r e e r o o m furnished uiart- 048-8181. Driving School ment with bath, second floor, PRIDE OF ment ranch, one block from EAST HARTFORD — I room COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSHIED ADVT. SS Main St., Manchester. HEW LUXURIOUS 4 room LARGE FAMILY BuUdey School, Immediate oc­ Cfolonial, enclosed paneled DELIGHTFUL wefi huiH I room MONDAT Tkn nUDAT ItifO AJi.—SATCRDAV t AAL 4 bf Uellsrf SyiMNalta Vita Open dally 7-6, Thursday 7-6, $161.60 Miqile Rocker and very clean.. Heat and hot OVERSIZED CAPE on big lot. cupancy, Vln Bofgtni, Bel Air ranch, privacy, Coventry Lake Ottoman, genuine patchwork ^tartment, carpoted, heat, hot water, no children. 6U-7876. Plastered walls throughout. An broezeway and oversize ge- Oramootleut'a la n a a t auto* Saturday 7-4. < water refrigerator, atove, OWNERSHIP Seldom found Victorian BsUte, 64S-9S82. rage, 4 years old, new well- privUeges, near Hteh IchooC, matte and atandard a i^ H esrs TO oue n q s l e m a il m a n , WE LINE THE WAV HE CASRlSfi ON, cover, foam cushion, 114. Immaculate 4 bedroom home, home one block from Main stores, 6 miles U Com, n*- PLEASE READ YOUR AD tree pick-up aervlce, toon- 46 RPM RECORD player with washing machine, garage. aluminum storms, screens, to-waK carpeting, bullt-ln oven TOAST HIM IN CHAMPAGNf AND ALE • TMEOUGH SNOW AND SLKT AND HAIL.' $89.06 Whits French Provin­ A dul^cw gle only. Iii8 raoirth- Bnstiiess Locstkms Add pride of ownership to Street. 10 spacious rooma, BOLTON—$16,000. 440 foot front­ and range, near new elemen­ aonable. 742-6738. ______«r *^aat AOr* an takes wrer the phOM m • age elaaaroom. older and records; vaporiser; playpen; doors. Belflore Agency, 648- 4% hatha, 6 flreplacas. In age, approocimately S acres. nervoua atudenta our apa- cial Night stand, one drawer, For Rent , 64 all tba other values of this 8121. tary school. Reasonable. Own­ etanmUesoe. IW aOvertiMr ahoold rtata hie mI tk* FIRST Jumper chair; women’s Ice fins home. Located In Rock- select AA residential. Ex­ Neat 6 room house, brook. E. er 528-0017. dalta ug Center St., luui- taates, else 9; deep fat fryer. gray trim, 80. J. C!arpenter, Broker, 640-6061. Farma For Sale 76 DAT nr APFBAB8 Md REPORT ERRORS ill tline for the OBLUXB B room apartment 20 OFFICE FOR RENT - Two ledge on Ferguson Road, SEVEN ROOM ranch In gra­ cellent condition. Vacant. ■nt taenrtlnn Tho HeasM la reaponsIMe for oaqr ONE taoor* cheater. Can for traa book- CaU anytime, 743-6888. mlmitea from Hariford. Ver- Open this weekend by ap­ MANCHES’TER VTCffNlTY — lo t 8tt-«B8S. $887.00 8 Pc. Modem Beotton- rooms 480 sq. ft., completely Manchester. Features a cious South kjanchester looa- BUTLER ROAD—6 bedroom BOLTON—100 acre farm in a net or amtttod'tanertlaa for aky advertlseoMiit and thea oaqr al, left, curved center and nen raaldenUal area. Excellent done over one year ago, con­ completely equipped kitch­ pointment. CteCI Mrs. Shorts, Lakefront opportunity. Well very desirable area. Pteaty FOR SALE—Sump pump used tlon. Heated family room with 64$-8866. ranch, cloee to shopping area at ta the aataat of a "anka good” liiaertloa. Erron whioh do not only once and 8-speed Holland right units, char-brown aubby for executive, prcfesslonai, venient location. Very reaaon­ en, formal dining room, thermopane windows, 2-zone and schoote. Phone 646-7634 built vacant 4% room Ranch, the land is cleared. Soine leaaea tho vahw a< the adrertliewieat wOl aot ha correetad by LEARN TO DRIVE - Special bicycle, $36 each. 649-47S4. cover, 109. huslneaa couple. Btove, heat, able rent. Oall 648-9606, 94. epaoioua living room with heating, weather anticipator, after 6. plastered wsills, fireplace, barns, and all the equipment -aaakagoor attentlan to nervoua and alder- hot water, garage, additional fireplace and 8 large bed­ inside-outside heating controls, J. WATSON BEACH A CO. large private lot, many shade stays with the property. Tlia Dr. Oaaaroom for tean-agara. AMERICAN walnut buffet A-1 $109.00 Modem Lounge Chair, featurea. Adults. Bvenlnga 676- rooms. There ie a delight­ aluminum storms, screens, and SIX R(X>M ranch, hullt-lns, trees, 128’ water frontage. house is a Ug cofonlal ef nckup aervlce. Day or era- condition. Reasonable, call 649- foam cushion, beige' Ige aubby oov- 4110. STORE, 480 Main St., 8494330, ful family room with fire­ Realtors. Sole Agents storm windows, garage, as­ Anxious out of town owner eight rooms, built la tea 94. doors, wall-to-wall carpeting in 622 3114 asking $16,600. Lawrence F. APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 ning lesBOoa. Reaaonable ratee. 9871. er, similar to sofa, 70, place and bath. CXll Doris several rooms. Steel beam con- sumable mortgage, must sell, thirties. Plaster, tiled hath, Mancheater Driving Academy, FOUR ROOMS, heated apar’.- Smith at our Vernon Of­ owner, 649-6661. Fiano, Realtor, 048-2766 four bedrooms up, four rooms $$70.00 01” High back Wing mant. Call 048-8H8 between FOR RENT—Office in the Tin atruction. Garage. Nicely 743-7340. TWO GIRLB' bicyctes, 36” fice for e viewing of thia shrubbed and treed lot. Ask (Jharles Nicholson, 743-6364. down. T. J. Crockett, PtaCtor. Candy apple red, whitewall Sofa, loose, foam cushions, S;20 a.m. and 4:80 p.m. ker Bldg. Apply Glenney’s lovely today. TWO FAMUJBS - We have BEAUTIFUL paneled Heated 643-1677. shirred valance, rad beme- Men’s Shop, 789 Main St. for Leonard Charboneau, Bel- them. All prices, sizes. ’Two COVENTRY—6H room ranch, tires, chrome wheels and fend­ fiore Agency, 643-8121. family room off kitchen, 8 bed­ Garage— Service— ers, lights and horn, and lug­ spun, 280, 2H ROOM apartment, refrig­ 6-6 flats must be sold this room ranch, aluminum storms, 28’ living room, fireplace, rec­ Traibla RaathiEC Oar Advertiser? Storage 10 erator, stove, all utilities fur­ STORE FOR RENT with at JARVIS REALTY CO. week Call your two-family cellar, 168x246 lot, only $16,- reation room, 2-car garage, 2 Wanted—Real Eatat* 77 H e a lw a y s g e t s o u r l e t t e r s IHQSUGH. gage carriers; also, 7H h.p. nished, adults onCy. Cell 649- tached 3-atall garage, located NEW USTTNOS. Immaculate 8 acres, 40-mlle view, $1,800 TO BRING US, EVERY SINGLE DAY, outboard motor; two 760x20 bedroom ranch with beautiful headquarters today. WetCey R. 600. Carlton W. Hutchins, 649- GARAGE for rent for car, boat, VE8. WE KNOW HE WILL NCfT FAIL - WATKINS BROTHERS 1890. cn W. Middle ’Turnpike near REALTORS MLS INSUROR8 Smith Agency, 646-1894. 6132. down. Pasek Realty, 286-7478, REAL ESTATE wanted. SELL­ A HUGE STACK OF "JUNK'* MAIL ! truck Urea, new, mounted. 648- Parkade. O K B. Dubaldo, 640- panoramic, view of Hartford. 742-8243 . 643-4208. H-Hoir Aasweriic Service storage. Cooper Hill Street, 6331. G.E. Hotpolnt built-ins, cer­ ING, call this office for per­ Manchester. |7. Call Glaston­ 986 MAIN STREET 4Mi ROOM apartment, heat, hot 6306 between 8-0, Saturday 04. 648-4112, 876-0625 MANCHESTER UP IN BOLTUN (WINTER— sonalized service. Alice d am - bury kSS-9067. water, stove, refrigerator, amic tiled bath, breezeway, Move right Into this '’ramblln COVENTRY — Waterfront year pet Realtor, 640-4643. Millineiy, Dressmakinir 19 Help Wanted—'T'emale 35 Help Wonted— Female 35 TELEVISION test equipment, $126.60. 648-8106. 848 MAIN STREET—New heat­ Evee. 649-3619-643-411S garage, aluminum storms, SOUTHEAST SECTION Free ie Herald Readers some like new, some used, ap­ ranch.” Three bedrooms, fam­ ’round home reduced for quick CLEAN . 2-GAR g^arage, will ed air conditioned office qiace, screens, doors, finished family sale. 6 rooms, IH baths, 2-car AIVTERATIONS, ladlea* tailor­ CLERK-TYPIST for email of­ WANTED — Reliable woman proximately $2,000 worth. Best MAPLE CHIB with brand new THREE ROOM apartment, .heat Roomy Cape Cod located ily room, office, plus living, rent one or both sides, New­ ing, next to Bast Hartford mattress, $30 complete; three ample paridng. aoee to Man­ room. Assumable mortgage. dining and kitchen. Basement, garage, Inside and outside fire­ WANTED — B-soae lo t GUI ffant lafWBMtl I of our etaariSel i r Ha fice, full-time. Must have own with own transportation for day offer takes aU. Also, radio and hot water, newly redec­ chester Memorial Hoapttal. Only $16,600. Ask for Norman close to schools, bus, and man S t, call 648-1070. High Schoot. 838-8068. transportaUon. Write P.O. Box control airplane, 644-8102, after eces nursery furniture (pink), NORTH COVENTRY - Near too. TOree car garage. Acre places. Asking price $14,000. 619-4391. anerir a* tho ■otadf Shaply work, general cleaning. Call orated. Adults only. Inquire Only $8.60 per sq. ft. Call War­ Parieway. Like new 6H room Hohenthal, Belflore Agency, shopping. 6 complete rooms, 1006, Manchester. 649-4121, 648-2877. 6 p.m. ;10 each. 649-104$. 649 Main Street. Phone 648- 643-6121. lot with plenty of trees. T. J. Frederick M. Oaal, Broker, ALTERATIONS on ladles and ren E. Howland, Realtor, 648- Colonial-Ranch, 8 acres, 2-car fireplace, 2-car garage. Bar­ (Jockett, Realtor, 648-1677. 643-2682 or 643-0281. OUR EXPANDING real estate MANCHESTER - ROCKVILLE GARAGE for rent. Oak Street. 2171. 1106. gain priced at $17,900. Ex­ service offers the homeowner children’s clothing, reasonable BILLS! BILLS! BILLS! If SINGER SLANT-Needle Port­ garage, early American. Hayes COUNTRY ESTATE minutes Call 648-9601. prices; Skirts shortened gl. able—almost new. Save! Dras­ Agency, 648-4808. clusive. prompt, efficient service in ANSWERING SERVICE Christmas bills have been Help Wanted— Male 36 9x6 PROFESSIONAL slzs pool MANCHESTER — Beautiful 8 from Manchester. 8 room MANCHESTER AREA — Save selling, trading, or outrigM and up. 648-6746, 649-0776. taken care of, don’t forget tabCe. Call 649-6244, evenings. tically reduced. You pay $6 room apartment, heat and ranch, 1% baths, mammoth closing cost, assume VA mort­ M 9 4 5 0 0 — 875-2519 PLUMBING and heating men, monthly after email doim pay­ Houses For Rent 65 BOLTON—Ansaldi Aeree. Now COLLI A WAGNER SPECIAL gage. Excellent 6 room ranch, cash for residential or invest­ Business Service* Easter is coming. Who needs eloetrloity, $100 monthly. J. D. being open. Ranches, raised living room, built-in dishwash­ ment properties. For reeulte new outfits? Earn extra money Ucensed, for new woik. CaU ■fWO ALMOST new Town A ment. Singer Sewing Ctaiter, Realty, 648-6120. THREE ROOMS, furnished or er, disposal, enclosed breeze­ 289-0241 6 room ranch in a nice lo­ 8 bedrooma, dining room, pan­ mJt laave year nHaaage. TeoH hoar from oar adeeL_ Offered 13 Moving—^TruddnE— you need the Avon Way. To- 742-6290 aQer 6 p.m. Countries on 1967 Chevrolet 882 Main St. Phone 648-8888. ranches and CoIonlaSs, acre lot eled living room waK. full call Wesley R. Smith Agency, Mitmi wtthoot apeoAng aR aveotag at tho talephooe. unfurnished, reasonable, imie (approocimately) w ith' trees. way, rec room, plus office. 3- cation. One half acre lot. 646-1894. S t o r ^ e 20 day’s busy housewife welcomes vdieels. Call 646-6669. pove, adults only, pCeasont car garage. 4 acre lot with WANT A TRUE four bedroom Hatchway. BuKt-lns, large basement, garage, large lot, WASHING MACHINES repA AGGRESSIVE and experienced MANSFIELD—Five room apart­ Quality built homes by An- ed, RCA Whirlpool and Ken- the opportunity to shop in her location east Manchester. 648- saldl. For further information fruit trees and berry bush­ home? None finer than our living room and dining area. $18,800. Barbara Woods MANCHESTER Delivery. Light own home and appreciates the furniture and appliance aales- Antiques 56 ment, call 648-2466. 6889. listing on Gerard Street. Ideal Agency, 649-7702. more. Call 643-4618. man. Will pay $200-$260 per call Charles Lesperance, 649- es. IdeaH for the executive type Immaculate throughout. Lost and Found Automobiles For Sale 4 trucking and package delivery. service you give. Call 289-4922. Diamonds—W atches— gardener. Ask for Leonard location, cloee to everything. SHOOTS n m m s L T Refrigerators, waabers and week to the right man. Good MANCHESTER GREEN — An­ BEAUTIFUL brand new Town CAPE COD, four rooms, ga­ 7630. House Is a spotless, four bed­ SOUTH WINDSOR: Sparkling 6 LYME (AP)—Ronald Har­ LOST—Shepherd and collie vi FOR SALE-1966 Ford Vic­ TYPEWRITERS — Repaired, Jewelry 48 tiques. During March open CSiarboneau, Belflore Agency, JACK J. LAPPEN overhauled, rented. Adding ma­ stove moving specialty. Folding working hours. Must be a live House Apartments (8 avail­ rage, stove, refrigerator, quiet MANCHESTER — Tear old 6 648-6121. rooms up, down there is the room ranch, garage, fruit rison, 23, a sailor assigned to cinlty Tumbull Road and toria, good running condition. chairs for ren t 640-0752. wire. Max Okun Furniture Co., WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ Monday through Friday a^r- able), sound resistant, 4 large neighborhood. $120.00 monthly. living room, dining room, 66 Baldwin Rd. 644-1641 trees. $1600.00 cash assumes the submarine Hslfbeak at Gro­ Call 876-8408. chines rented and repaired. noons and by appointment. room ranch, built-in kitchen, Woodland Street. CaU 64S-14S3 Pickup and delivery service. Inc., 1096 Main Street, Spring' pairing. Prompt aervlce. Up to rooma, 3 bedrooms. Includes (3al1 0484988. NEW LISTING—Clean Cape in bright kitchen. Also a pantry existing mortgage. Move r i ^ t ton, wee fatally wounded by his Reward. PART TIME field. Mass. 481 E. Middle Tunqpika. 848- Individual cellars, heat, hot wall-to-wall carpeting, nat 1964 BUICK, 4-door sedan, pow­ Tale Tyi>ewriter Service. 840- $20 on your old watch In trade. Ural woodwork, attached ga­ convenient location priced right where you could install a down­ In. Glenn Roberts Agency, own weapon yesterday wWle Closed Mondays. F. B. Bray, 7232. water, G.E. appliances—range, COVEN’TRY—Five room house LOST—Lady’a wrlatwatch Mon­ er steering. Immaculate condl- 4986. PalntlnE—^tTiperbif 21 STENOGRAPHER MR. JR. EIXEXlUnVE — Are rage, $17,900. Hayes Agency, at $18,600. Just off bus line. stairs lav. TVo car garage. MANCHESTER—Lookout Moun­ Realtors. 644-1621, 044-1837. praetteing pistol rtiootina, etobe 787 Main Street, State Theater refrigerator, disposal, individ­ with garage, ample room for 648-4808 Fireplace. Ask for Norman Sensibly priced. T. J. C!rockett, tain. Seven room Colonial, 3 day Stop ’n Shop or Parkade Uon throughout, will furnish PAINTINa, EXTERIOR and In­ you interested in a genuine cm ual laundry hookups, coln-op garden,«central heating, excel­ poUce said They said Hotri- state InspMtlon, wlK demon- SHARPBNINa Service — Saws, Building. Wearinfi: Apparel—Furs 57 Hohenthal. Belflore Agency, Realtor, 643-1677. fireplaces, 1% tiled baths, hot 9on fired at the target and twlrt- O rett aentimental value. 040- knives, axes, shears, skates, terior, paperiianglngs wall­ Hours reer opportunity? This is not laundry, parking, located in lent neighborhood, near High YOUR INVITATTON to inspect water oil heat, 2-car garage, 3400. Mrate Manchester-East Hart­ a sales, commission or can­ 643-6121. Lots For Sale 73 ed his frontier model six sfaoote rotary bladea Quick service. paper removed, diy wan woric. Wed. 0 a.m.-13 FOUR NEW wool dressee, itee quiet residential neighborhood, School. Will be available for this spotless 4 bedroom Co- BOL’TON — 8 bedrooms, living, large family room, city util­ ford vicinity. CMumbla, 228- Reasonable rates. Bank flnancs vassing typo poaitian. The dining, recreation rooms, 2-car MANCHESTER — Desir­ er. A second round was dta- LOST—Black and gray angora 8689. Capitol Equipment do., 88 Sat. 9 a.m.-l3 Garden—^Farm—Oairy 16; 8 evening gowns, rise 12. 8146. monthly. 66-61 Congress Inspection March 16. Call 742- Ionia;, on the bus line. A home NEWLY LISTED smaller but ities, large lot. Immediate oc­ M ^ St, Manchester. Hours Ing arranged. Fully insured. manaigement of our firmly es- St. Contact Raymond Damato, 6668. In like new condition at a spe­ Immaculate Cfolonia'.. A 3 bed­ garage, extras galore, wooded cupancy. Built by Ansaldi. able Waranoke Road. TVo diarged and hit him In the eat wearing aCver collar with tabUshed New Hfogland Cor­ Prodacts 50 Call 648-8110. chest whUe the gun 'was S|iln- 1961 CHEVROLET, very good daily 7-6. Thuraday T-9. Satur­ 640-0668, Joseph P. Lewis. Oa-7091, 648-0461, 649-2062. cial below appraloal sale price room doU house. Oarage, lot. Suburban Associates, 289- (JhiarleB Lesperance, 646-7620. large beautiful adjoining iots bell. Children’a pet. Call 648' poration Is now Interested In CXIVENTRY LAKE-6 room cot­ 7711, Grace Ditmars, 242-9902. with Improvements. Hilltop ning In his hand, otata poHce 0400. condition. Must be seen. 876- day 7-4. 648-7968. Typing necessary. General of­ APPLES — Macs, Baldwins, WEARING Apparel — firing of $16,900. Wesley R. Smith breezeway, enclosed patio with PAINTTNO, PAPBRHANGINO fice routine. M a^ed preferred. placing a high potential type THREE ROOMS, second floor, tage, gas heat, $86. a month, terrace, 240 foot treed yard, $6,600—SmaK rsmch home, ex­ ResUty. CaU 621-8079. said. 8837. Good work, reasonable rates. Romes, Greenings, Delicious. suits, coats, dresses, preteen Agency, 649-1894. BOWERS SCHOOL — 4 room POUND—Brown and white male LAWN MOWERS, aharpened Write Box V, Herald, giving person for an accelerated de­ Farm prices. Bunce Farm, and misses’ sizes, 11-13. 648- atove furnished, $70. Inquire family only, 742-6462 after 6 :30. aluminum storms, screens, cellent condition, new siding, and repaired, sales and serv Over 80 y e a n In Manchester. qualifications. velopment program. First year 4364. $2 (Thurch Street. C!ape, plus 2 unfinished shei" 100 foot frontage, financing no beagle. Call 649-4618 after 8 Tour netahbor my recommen­ 629 W. O n ter Street. 649-8978. dbora, convenient central lo­ dormer, oversize garage, com­ p.m. income range $6,200-86,200, 1778 EARLY AMERICAN cation. Ask for Norman Hohen- problem. Wesley R. Smith dation. Raymond Fiske, 840- third-fourth year $9-$l2,000. THE WA8-NU SHOP is gay THREE ROOM apartment. Just Suburban For Rent 66 plete stainless kitchen, hullt- Agency, 640-1894. SCRANTON MOTORS— 9287. renovated. Your choice, up or thal. Belflore Agency, 643-5121. lns, 2 fireplaces. Owner 949- POUND—Black roeary beads In Further progress based on abil­ Homeliold Goods 51 with pretty flowered hats for COVENTRY-April 1st, lease country setting. 30 minutes exchange. Enterprise 1946. ity and performance. A college down. $100 per month includes from I ^ t t A Whitney. Beau­ 9416. $11,800—4 ROOMS with many can, vlelntty Center Street. BEAT SPRING Pricee-Have SALESLADY, fUlI-tlme, for Spring Dreeses, suits, coats, < l^itsls. Attrsu;tive 4 room year SPOTLESS, well kept home In AT 648-0103. ROCKVILLE men’s and boys’ department, background Is necessary al­ EVERYTHINO IN sterilised re- Jewelry, and bags. Special your heat, hot water is sep- tifully restored 6 rooms con­ quiet residential area. New as­ possihHities. Best of financing EXCLUSIVE your I Interior painting done oondltiooed used furniture and erate. Located on Starkweather ’round cottage, fireplace, knot­ available, near bus, riiopping, 6-day week. Grant’s, Parkade. though no specific curriculum group of 30Vi and 23Vi dreeses ty pine Hvlng room, enclosed sisting of country kitchen phalt roof, new shingles, alu­ POUND—Tan ptqipy, female, PHHCO-BENDIX washing ma­ early. Call Connecticut Paint­ Is required. Submit resume to appUances, high quality - low St. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, with built-ins, formal din­ schools. Priced to seK. Wesley Over 60 cars—varied selection ing 8c Decorating. Free esti­ and coats moderateCy priced. porches, lake privileges. Pre­ minium storms- and screens, PITKIN STREET four white paws. Call Lee chines repaired. Call 649-8760. WANTED—Someone to cash $46 Vice President, Box D, Herald. pricea LeBlanc Eiunlture, 196 10% off on all woolen skirts 848-1677. ing room, large living room, doors, natural woodwork, fin­ R. Smith Agency, 649-1894. mates. 648-0688. South Street, Rockville, 876- fer quiet couple, no pets. $90 TIIDIIDIIIC Til Fraeciila, Dog Warden, 648- REPAIRS on all makes of re­ pay check two hours 3 eve­ Open Tuesday through Satur­ 68 SPRUCE, second floor, 6 monthly. 742-7247. many old features, 2-car ished extra room In basement. 86M. 1063 Plymouth Belvedere V-8, 6 nings per week. CaU 742-6098 EjXCELLENT opportunity for 2174. Open 9-8. garage. Priced In 20’s. (Jail Garage plus carport. Well Just listed! Big, gracious SEVEN ROOM Split Level re­ frigerators, washers, ranges, mSIDB AND OUTSIDE palm­ qualified man Interested in in­ day, Thursday evenfiigs until large rooms, hesU and hot duced to sell Immediately. passenger wagon till 9 p.m. Easter. 648-9407. Mrs. Shorts, 643-8886. shaded and shrubbed yard. older, 6 room home on 200 I uiiiiriiiii I « and dryers. All oil burners ing. You name your own price. surance career. Contact Bur­ ALBERT’S FABULOUS water, porch, cellar space, ga­ Built-ins, garage, aluminum 649-7888, 876-8401. Wanted To Rent 68 Belflore Agency. 643-6121. foot lot. Ample kitchen, at­ 1961 VW station wagon cleaned and serviced. All woric SWITCHBOARD operator and ton A. Rice Insurance Agency, 64TH ANNIVERSARY rage. No small children, pets tractive corner fireplace In windows. Assume high mort­ AnnounesdientB guaranteed. 649-0066. 367 E. Center Street Phone 648- SALE NOW ON or d n ^ s . $1(XI.(X) per month, J. WATSON BEACH A CO. living room, formal dining gage-m ove right in. Wesley R. 1061 Ford Country Squire, 6- EDWARO R. PRICE — Paper- receptionist required. Must al­ Wanted—^ToBny , 58 ELDERLY COUPLE desire 1-2 WEST SIDE CAPE—Six rooms, so be experienced typist. 37'3 0641. YOU—YES! Y-O-U 828-8861. room apartment, (umiriied or 8 or 4 bedrooms, fireplace, room with unique alcove, 2- Smith Agency, 646-1894. BLBCTROLUX tales and aerv­ pessenger wagon SPRING CLEANING—Odd Jobs. hanging and painting service. CAN GET SAVINGS Realttora, Sole Agents Windows washed, attics and 649-1008. hour work week. Many bene­ WE BUY, SB!Ji or trade an­ AVAILABLE March 16-8 large unfurnished, up to $60 month. 522-3114 porch, rec room, new wood car basement garage. A Famous Makes lce, bonded representative. iU- fits. Apply by letter—Box P, WANTED — Experienced ma­ UP TO 76% tique and used furniture, china, shingle siding, close to bus and quiet neighborhood In one SIX R(X>M Cape, furnished or 1061 Tempest 6-passenger wag­ cellars cleaned, lawns cared chinists and mold makers, air­ rooms, individual thermostat, 640-1936. unfurnished, hospital area, (red AmeQ, 306 Benty S t, Man- on INTERIOR and exterior paint­ Herald. With Exception of a few fair glass, silver, picture frames school, $14,800. Phllbrick of the town’s best areas. We dieater, 64S-O4B0. for by capable, reliable men. craft precision woric. Apply In traded items. heat, hot water stove, and re­ humbly suggest you caK $14,600 or $16,000. 649-4784. Reasonable rates. 648-1466. ing, wallpaper removed. Rene and old coins, old dolls and frigerator, tiled bath smd show­ HUGE SPOTLESS RANCH, Agency, 649-8464. 1960 Dodge V-8, 0-passenger Belanger, 648-0012 or 644-0804. WANTED — Help, semi-invalid, person Seg Manufacturing, 218 AND LOOK WHAT WE guns, hobby coUectkms, attic Business PropertY family size kitchen, walnut now. Selling for profeseion- INCOME TAX Returaa prepared wagon rising and retiring, morning Hartford Road. THROW IN AS A GIFT contents or whole estates. Fur- er, many closets, parking, JUST OVER the Manchester ally appraised value. MANCHESTER and area. 43 APPLIANCES and TV STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, adults only, $98. 643-6896. For Sale 70 cabinets, three twin size bed­ Essex Street, 4 room ranch, by auditor. Busin see and in- fireplaces, flagstone terraces. DROPCLOTHS laundered, and night. 142 Pearl St. 643- $64 FREE GROCERIES nlturs Repair Service Taloott- rooms, recreation room, Man­ line in Vernon. 7% room ranch erlenced tax wem, 34 hour THOMPSON HOUSE — Oottege complete Hotpolnt kitchen, no rage. Has to be seen. Wolver- place, $16,600. Ellsworth Mit­ 1087 Oldamobile 88, 6-passenger specialty. Call us, 638-9977. OUTFIT AT $488 OR MORE Street, centrally located, large extras, two bedrooms, Im­ Contact Phllbrick Agency, 049- rage, heavily treed lot, full aervlce. CaO 648-4728. FREE BSTTMATB8. Prompt 8464, for details. ceflar with hatchway, S bed­ ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. ten Agency, ResStors, 648-6030. | 5 YEARS DURING OUR GREAT 64th AN­ JENSEN STREET — New 6, wagon O * W LAWN Maintenance- service cn all types of elec­ REFRIGERA’ITON and air con­ I^easantly famished roioins, mediate occupancy, $180. per ditioning service man. Com­ NIVERSARY SALE. YOU GET parking. Call 049-2868 tor over­ month. Please call Donald S. rooms, baths, dining room, > room Ranch, near schools and I RANCH—3 bedrooms, large Hv-, ^ID ERA L INCOME tax ra- Mowing, spring cleanup, fer­ trical wiring. Ucansed and in­ Excellent opportunity tor 868 E. CENTER STREET- living room with fireplace. BUCKLEY SCHOOL — 8 large 1968 Cadillac ConvertibCe (Like sured. WUson Electrical Co., woman with experience on mercial only. Permanent posi­ YOUR MERCHANDISE AT night and permanent guest OaHe Agency, 280-0618, 623- rooms In this older colonial. shopping center, all utilities, I ing room, beautifully finished' tum a prepared with your aav- new) Special frost red with tilizing, rolling, rototiUing, gar­ tion available. Box T, Herald. THE STORE OF YOUR Manchester, Outstanding build­ First offering. $17,400. Wolver- FHA financing. Will consider j Inga in mind. ReaaonaUe dens plowed. Expert workman­ Manchester, 646-4817. Olaaton- calculator to work for exec­ ratea 6280. ing of modem design aiteptable Four bedrooms.up, four rooms rec room, carport. Reduced for white interior huiy, 648-1888. CHOICH OF $64 FREE GRO- ton Agency. Realtor, 649-3813. trade. Builders, CSiarles Pon- immediate ssKe. E. J. Carpen­ E. J. Baylea, 646-63M. ship. J { ^ Williams, 648-8046, utive, varied detail work, SERVICEMAN— 21 years plus, to many uses. Over 6,000 sq. down. New heating system, ar- will require someone with (3ERIES, CTX)THINO, JEWEL­ FURNISHED ROOMS tor gen­ ROCKVILLE—6 sunny spacious tesisin well. Now vacant. Lot is ticelli, Barney Peterman, 649- ter, Broker, 649-6061. 1061 Cadillac OonverUble Cyril Guerrier, 420-6846. mechanically inclined, com­ RY OR OASOUNE. WE PAY tlemen, free parking; also, rooms, bay window, fine resi­ ft. of cCear span first floor FUU.I SHED DOR3IER — Six 9644, 643-2468. PULI/TIME tax accountant good Judgment as well as pany Benefits. Goodyear Serv­ space. Spacious mezzanine of­ rooms, 2 baths, remodeled 100 by 281. A good buy for CUSTOM MADE 8-drawer Floor FinishiiiE 24 clerical ability. Write P.O. THE STORE. cabins with efficiencies. Chll dential area, reasonable to $17,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, PROTECTION CONTRACT ready to asaiet you with your 1960 Cadillac Convertible ice Store, 718 Main Street, Scranton Motel and CaMhs, to right party. 648-6614. fice. Drive-In basement with kitchen, fireplace, rec room, CUS’TOM BUILT 6% room Income tax preparation. Rates apothecary chest, $24.00 up. Box 1821, Hartford, stating $10 DOWN DELIVERS 9,000 sq. ft. of dry storage screened porch. Bowers School, 648-1677. 1968 Oldamobile 88 Convertible FLOORS SANDED and finished, Manchester, Conn. 649-0826, between 6-7. raised ranch, IH baths, fire­ BOLTON-COVENTRY reasonable. S. J. Turklngton Other items. Samples avail­ winter rates, free esUmates. education, experience, and 8 COMPLETE BAST HARTFORD. Burnside area. Abundance of ameslte Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. place, bullt-lns, finished rec Jr., 648-7781. able. Free low estimates on 849-8240. salary requirements. MAN for outside collection • ROOMS OF BRAND TWO OONNECTITNO rooms, Ave., 2H room private apart­ parking. ’This building is dra­ room, garage, on wooded lot. LINE FREE OF EXTRA COST 1960 Oldsmobfie Super 88 Con­ woodworiclng Jobs. 649-1628. NteW FURNITURE vertible work, car necessary, few hours first Coor, private entrance,, ment, bus and parking, adults. matically located on Route 6 BOWERS SCHfXJL — 7 room South Windsor Oiar-Bon Real Estate, 643- INCOME TAXES prepared FLOOR SANDING and reflnish- a week. Chill 648-6476 tor ap­ AND APPLIANC3E8 one or two gentlemen. 146 389-2166. and 44A in the center of Man­ Cape, full shed dormer, fire­ (E83. THE “(COSMOPOLITAN” place, garage, near all schools, Lovely custom 70 foot ranch COVERS PARTS, LABOR AND retired Intemal. Revenue of­ 1969 Chrysler New Torker Con­ Household Services ing (specialising in older pointment. O n ter Street. 648-9120. chester. Call Warren E. How­ FOUR BEDROOM ficer. Marvin Baker, 648-83T7. vertible floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ BOOKKEEPER’S Assistant- 8 ROOMS ...... $188 ROCKVIIXiE—6 room apart­ land, Realtor, 643-1108. tl6,000. Owner 649-1706. LONDON PARK. Hebron - 4 on acre lot. Mahogany pan­ SERVICE OF ANY KIND Offered 13-A ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. Elxperienced, mature person. THE “SKYLARK” PLEASANT furnished house­ ment, first floor, centrally 'lo ­ RANCH room Cape, 2 unfinished, fire- eled Uvlng room with fire­ RUMMAGE and white elephant 1062 Corvalr Monia 900 No Job too small: John Ver- Diversified duties. Full-time 8 ROOMS ...... $2ee keeping room centrally located. 82 FOOT RANCH, Porter Street place, kitchen with built-lns, RBWBAVING of bums, moth cated, stove, parking fa­ area, beamed celling, 3 fire­ Prestige location for ex­ , place, aluminum storms and sale by Olri Scout Troop No. permanent position. <3all Mr. OFFICE MANAGER THE "CARROLL’TON” Ideal for business or woiidng cilities, $136 heated. 649-3602. Land For Sal* screens, fully insulated, % acre 3 bedrooms, attached 08 on Saturday, March 14, 10- 1963 Comet 'S-33 Sports Coupe Kaufman 649-6844. 8 ROOMS ...... $894 lady. e4S-68$8. places, IVt baths, built-ins, 6 panding family, on heavKy lot. 643-1448. breeze way and gsirage, dou­ daw Shades made'to measure; OXFORD GARDEN B(BOL’TON—Twenty-acre piece of lu g e rooms, . double garage, wooded lot. Why be cramped ble ameslte drive. Excel­ 2:30 p.m., at the Army A Navy 1961 F-86 (Mdamobile 4-dom* t h e "PARK PLAZA” Club Mahi Street. all elsee Venetian bUnda. Keys Bonds—Stocks— PART-TTME reliable clerk for GENTLEMAN — Room, hath, bedroom duplex In parit-llke!^ and, mostly wooded, on Notch 138^ frontage. Chirlton W. when you can upgrade your lent financing available. ADMIRAK made while you wait Tape Re­ Local position, wonderful FREE $64 MERCHANDISE Hutchins, Rwitor, 646^62. STARKWEATHER Street—New 1161 Chrysler New Torker Mortgages 31 .gift shop. Inquire in person. S ROOMS ...... |43g kitchen accommodations, park­ ing. Road. Good frontage. Sensibly living for $17,300. Call Joe two famUy flat of 4 A 4. All corders tor rent Marlow's 867 Wilton’s, 964 Main St., Man­ opportunity, minimum two priced at onHy $6,5(X). T. J. Gordon 649-6306, 876-6611. POR SALE — Enhance your THE “BRIDB AND GROOM” ing. Call 648-6600. 341 Charter heat, not water, parking. $126. VERNON — Spacious 6 room the extras are built Into this home wHh ell paintings by 1963 Oldamobile 98 Hcrilday Se­ Main. 640-622t SECOND MORTGACmS - Un- chester. years ccUege. Please send Oak Street. monthly. Available 1st. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. 23" PORTABLE TV FREE $64 MERCHANDISE ranch, paneled dining room, BARROWS & WALLACE home, best of workmanship, J. D. REALTY Connecticut artists. For ap­ dan REPAIRS made on all makes limited funds available tor eec- resume indicating salary de­ 8 ROOMS ...... $897 Referancee. 648-0078. beautifully flnlrtied recraatlcn nice flat lot with some trees, pointment can 878-4647. cod mortgima. payments to ELXPERIENCED waitress tor TWO SINGLE rooms tor gen­ INDUSTRIAL land for sale or Manchester Parkade, 618 Center 8t., Manche.'^ter small kitchen appUances. Door­ luncheonette, 6 days, company sired to Box Y, Herald. THE "FLEBTWCX)D” tlemen. Near bus line. Kitch­ AVAndlfiLB Immediately. Five rent, also B-zone lot. Call 649- room, k-car garage, 3 parches, Manchester, 649-5306 fine neighborhood, Bowers aitt yoor tsutael Expedient f r e e $64 MERCHANDISE School. (Jlose to bus, too. Se/U- SCRANTON MOTORS, bell systems checked and In­ aervlce. J. D. Realty, 6a-0189. benefits. Grant’s, Parkade. en privCeges. Phone 649-6607. room duplex. Good location. 3891. scenic hillside setting, priced 643-6130 stalled. Table and Coor lamps 8 ROOMS ...... $670 $66.00 per month. Call 640- $8,000 below owners cost. ing for $24,6(X> and trading in INC. rewired Free pickup and de­ THE PRICE mCHUDES FREE Hayes Agency, 648-4808. your present home will be con­ Automobiles For Sale 4 A BETTER ARRANOBMBNt EIXPEIRIENCED salesSady, full­ PLEASANT ROOM, quiet home. 1830. NO. COVENTRY - 120 acre livery. (Jail 649-1608 anytime, of your finances will msikr time, know-how on girls’ and MAN to learn molding covers DELIVERY. -FRaaB SET UP Refined business gsntlaman, Houses For Sale 72 sidered. T. J. (Jrockett, Real­ 166 Union St.. Rockville SEIVEN R(X)M older home, 4 farm, 9 room home, barns, tor, 643-1677. MANCHESTER — Beauti­ HETO CART Tour credit torn- 648-0688, 878-2631 preferably after 4 p.m. more of your Incrime available Junior size apparel. Tots ’n on baseballs, 6-day week. Ap­ FREE 8BRVICJE AND FREE central. 049-7410. A T T R A C n ^ 6 room duplex, ply Tober Baseball Manufac­ STORAGE TILL NEEDED. RE­ MODERN, Immaculate 8-bed­ bedrooms, 3 baths, lot 72x161. etc., lots of road frontage. ful Dutch (Jolonial home, ex-| •d'dew nf Short on down pay* tor personal use Lump debt Teens, 966 Main StreeL Man­ $ bedrooms, large - cabinet Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor, into one monthly payment of turing Co., 114 BroMdyn Street, GARDLESS OF TIME. kitchen, basemen^ and attic, room Ranch, practically In Maiion B. Robertson, Realtor, ’TWO FAMILY—Recently con­ cellent condition, Manchester I mentT Bankrupt? Repoeaea BaikUng—OHitrartiiiff 14 chester. For appointment call back yard of Bowers Shhool, 648-6963. '643-2766, Charles Nicholson, afonf Don’t deejialrl See Bcn- $22.26 for each thousand doUan Mr. Shapiro. 643-2128. Rockville. Phone for appointment SLEEPING ROOM for gentle­ steam oil heat, copper window verted, a 8 A 3 fiat, Bowers Green area, 6 rooms, garage, I ____ SAMUEL ALBERT man, parking. 648-4872. quiet, re|lned neighborhood. 743-6364. School su'ea. Ideal investment close to school, bus, and shop-; aat Douglas, i n ^ ^ about low- QUALITY CARPENTRY— including repayment over five screena, opposite Center Park. Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9882. BOL’TON — Veterans opportun­ years. Frank Burke, 246-8897, BOOKKEEPER, thorough HTFD. CH 7-0888 or JA 7-9038 Immediate occupancyr^ Adults property. New heat, etc. Only ping area. Asking $17,900. CaK' sat down, smuleat payments MG 1061—1600 Roadster, Tele­ Rooms, dormers, porches, Male or Female 37 ity, use your VA locm, no down $14,900—Air conditioning, dish­ $17,900. T. J. Oockett, Real­ Frederick M. Gaal, Broker,' anywhere. No small loan or tl-1 phone 648-8433. , basements reflnlshed, cab­ Connecticut Mortgage Ex­ knowledge accounts receivable SHIE IT DAY OR NIGHT Rooms With Board S9-A preferred. 649-7620. payment, except $600 closing, washer, fireplace, large kitch­ nance company idan. Douilas' change. 18 Lewla 8t. Hartford, on Burroughs Sensorpatlc, full­ Help Wanted— If you have no means of en, roomy 3 bedroom ranch, tor, 643-1577. 643-2682 or 643-0281. | inets, built-ins, formica, tile. THREE ROOM heated apart­ will buy either this four room Motoia, 888 Mala ^ 1964 JE E P CJ6—Bhccellent coH' 1 No Job too small. WUllam Conn. time. Tots 'n Teens, 966 Main transportation. 111 send my auto ROOM and board, gsntlaman 520,5 home with garage for $13,900 106x250 lot Don’t wait. Carlton dition—4 way hydraulic plow - Street, Manchester, For ap­ BE INDEPEJNDBNT. Sell Raw- for you. No obligation on yxxir preferred. 138 BlsseH Btreet. ment. 106 Birch Street. Call W. Hutchiha, Realtor, 649-6182. SEVEN R(X)M ranch home on MANCHHJSTER, Rockledge, now 1 Robbins carpentry service. leigh Products. Good nearly peut. ANSALDI HEIGHTS or the six roomer on a corner beautifully wooded lot. 8 large available, beautiful executive deluxe cab-radio, heater. Call ; 649-8440. pointment call Mr. Shapiro. 649-8808. 648-6863. lot for $18,700. Excellent resi­ 870-1066. Bnsinen Opportunities 32 643-2128. opening in Manchester or VERNON — 8 ^ room ranch, bedrooms, fireplace, beauti­ type 7 room ranch priced In Bloomfield. Write today. Raw- A—L—B—E—R—T— ’S ATTRACnVB NEW 6 room du­ dential area. T. J. Crockett, fully paneled family room. Sac- j low 80’s. Home has many fea­ HOME IMPROVEMENT Serv­ Five-room Ranch, 2 fire- Realtor, 648-1677. scenic view, immaculate condi­ SEE CHORCHES FOR 1966 FORD, Automatic 8. Two LIHCHEONETTB-Chance for lelgh Dept. CN(>2e-6, Albany, 48-48 ALLYN ST., HAR’TFORD plex, garage, centrally located, tion, walk-out basement, alu­ rifice at $16,900. Wesley R. tures to delight and surprise ice—Rec rooms, porches, ga­ a go-getter, good location. (Jail FUU, CHARGE bookkeeper ^ places, garage, recreation door hardtop, radio, heater. rages. additions, attics fin­ through trial balance, adjust­ N.Y. 12201. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 10 P.M. ilie monte. 640-7449. room, comblnatihn windows, minum storms, screens, city Smith Agency, 649-1894. ' you. Call owner 876-3960. THE BEST BUYS IN Good shape, good running. |76. for details. 2$9-4619. $8,600 - WELL KEPT 6H room ished, general repairs. No Job ing entries, and quarterly tax RCA STERBIO conscrie, three WANTED HEBRON—4 room apartment, doors, tile bath, city utili­ ranch, S bedrooma, attractive water, only $14,900. Hayes 649-9168. too smaU. (MU 643-2639. reports. Write Box X, Herald, ties, ameslte drive, trees, Agency, 643-4803. USED CARS b e a u t y SHOP tor sale, SituationB Wanted-> years old, like new, $ioo. CLEAN LATE MODEL heat and hot water furnished, dining araa, suburban. Owner ground floor, fuUy equipped, stating experience and salary 644-8968. elderly couple. Call 648-0946. good condition throughout, amdoua. Carlton W. Hutchins, 1967 TORD, Mack, 2-door Hard­ MASONARY—Fireplaces, chim required. Female 38 MITCHELL EXCHANGE—5^ top. Rebuilt engine with stand­ air candltion^. Financlsil ai^ hot water oU heat Realtor, 64941181. _ room ranch on high 1% acre FOR SALE by Bel Air neya, patios, and brick veneer. rangements. CaU 649-8028.. »•" OAS STOVE, very clean USED C A R S THREE ROOM apartment, I Full console power—23,000 volts of picture power ard transmission. Call 648-6886 Brick, block, etc. Wortunim- WILL TAKE care of child in my treed lot, 2-car garage, fuU 8692 CHEVY n convertible, after 6. home while mother worics. and In excellent condition. Call first flow, partially furnished, OWNERS MOVING out of etate - ■j’ e ’Transformer-powered, precision crafted horlzontai shasale radio, beater, automatic ahip guaranteed. Call 649-2402 649'8781. CHARLES LESPERANCE cellar, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, anytime. WE HAVE GOOD Phone 640-8798. TOP PRICES PAID includes stove and refrigerator, end are selling this 8 room 3- kitchen with dining area, oil a Bonded safety glass picture tube $1,696. 1966 ALFA ROMEO roadster, H*lp Wanted— Female 35 private front and rear eq- 649-7620 lavel ranch located in Man­ needs valves. Has new top— POR ALL MAKES trances, near both bus lines, chester Features Include liv­ heat, $14,900. Wolverton Agen­ e New distinctive “Channelite” selectoi IN I CHEVROLET Bel Air, 4- ADDITIONS — Rec rooms, re­ MA’TURE woman for luncheon­ POSITIONS cy, Realtor, 649-2813. Tonneau cover. 643-6406 after 6 modeling, bathrooms tiled, ce­ IRONING done In my home. spacious jrard, available Im­ ing room with fireplace, kitch­ e Extra-sensitive turret tuner provides brighter pleture— door aedan, V-8, power p.m. ette, evenings. Grant’s, Parfc- Please call 640-4018. mediately. 648-2878. en with hullt-lns, dining room, even In "fringe” reception area Meering, eutomatic trans- ment floors. ■. A^oor, V-6, automatic 1960 DODGE MATADOR, 4- ager at Ptlfrtm lUUe, 177 Hart­ NOW IS THE TIME to pretty 649-1894. VERNON HILLS WAPPING—«Vi 'room ranch, Ir t nwnlsrion. 896. { ford Road, Manchester, 10 qualified High School grad­ tra. AduCte preferred. 643-7066. door sedan, automatic trans­ BIDWBLL HOME Impnvament uate. 6-day week, complete up your poooh. GnxAnlng our breeseway, garage, ceramic ___ f\ - MBT T8 918* 8 MANCHESTER mission, radio, power steering a-m.-O p.m. i^ecialty, also boarding. 648- BOLTON - Modern, neat, 8- tile bath and kitchen, assume } IN9 fSEVROLBT, 6 cylinder,' Oompany - Roofing. eldli«, al­ benefit program, free park­ JOB OPPORTUNITIES THREE ROOM redecorated bedroom Ranch, ’ 160x160 lot, Beautifully maintained 8^ Md brakes, good condition. terations. addlttona and re­ SECRETARY—Temporary work ing. 6437, H. C. Chase, Humony apartment, central locaUcm, mortgage, only $16,200. Carlton Standard tranamiesion, Owner has company car—must modeling of all types. Blxoel- Hill Kennels, Bolton. garage, patio, assumable mort­ room frmt-to-back Split W. Hutchins, Realtor, 649-6182. 996. in law office. Write Bok U, h e a t hot water, $96 per mCnth. gage, monthly paymenta $118. Kitchen has hullt-lns, Includ­ sacrifice. $800. Cail 649-8780 lent woriunanahtp. M9-6698. Herald. WE HAVE IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR A Tel. •6MT1I, 6tt-0044. after 6 p.m. Visit our Personnel De­ B ^ Air Real Batata, 8484883. ing dishwasher; living room’ VERNON—4 year old 6 room Hew Yorker, partment for further infor­ has wail-to-waJI carpeting ranch, completely air condi­ NBjr powered. Rooflng and CMomeTB 1 6 *A mation. OONOORD RD - Beautiful and plant divider, rec room 1,191. INSURANCE — Agency. Work- ranch, large livtog room, form­ tioned, 3 full baths, spacious Here is an Ideal home In an Ideal location. It has three men’s cctnpensation and com- Septic Tpikt FarnUiliid Aparonant* 63-A and weK landscapOd lot. paneled rec room with fire­ TrodEG—Tnctwa i I to o m r o — BpeetaUalng r * al dining room, oahinet kltchan. large bedrooms, roomy kitchen with dining ell, a large living m en lal UahUlty inoluding a i ^ AND • COMPOSITOR 2 badroome, recreation room, place and bar, living room room with a fireplace, an attached garage and a fuU roods of on raw FOUR LARGE rooms,, heated, with cathednC celling and Tel. 6 4 9 ^ 0 6 Node, gnttar week. A Bcbm • SUverstein AsaocUtea, $26 IN FAMOUS Brands Free, lar Woterprooteg Doas. apartm ent Largo cloeete. aluminum' elding, % acre lot. TANNER STRBBT-A quaUty 6472. S ervieM 18 Ine., 04*im If you nm $l-a-week shop-by-l ravate entrances. Parking. High aasumabie mortgage. built flva room ranch m tip­ mail] dub for few friends. Bold top condition. Optiotial room SIX ROOM Cape, near school, FOR BALE or rani—10x42 mo- Apply In Person Adults. No pete. Call 04S-46M. Only $18,100. T. J. O c ^ e tt, REALTOR ; d% ^ '1 y- O O im nrB t v ra d Radh> lorv- tor details sad tree 824 pege IMUIHIEY BROS. Realtor. 848-1677. arrangement, three bedrooms, bus, riiopplng, 2-cer garage, kte hone, vny moA oondi- lea. avnilahle aU hoora. ■nte* No obHgtafoiL P o p ^ BBDRfXJM and k l t ^ . fur- or two and a dining room. aluminum udlng, combina­ > n t '“>1 ■■■ NO» T e c M X t a ^ M*. CMttra graraaiaiB OWI MA MBHlirS AIDE, Tg MR, Ira­ Sewwag* Di^onl 0 *. KEIT TO SI C a m . ^[^^D^enfJNA iaO>US Feori aUti*d, for two adults, Inoiud- LONDON PARK - Six room Full basement with garage, tions, knotty pine kitchen, fire­ IBIS. n i MAnor. 040gU9. 5tettr^ntrr Enttitts Rmdli log § u t, atsotriolty, private Cape, 8 rooma finlehed, I years stairway to aecond floor, $18,- place, wall to wall carpet, BEL AIR REAL ESTATE CO. f O' g j,g jj^ an d hot water., cCd, lu g e wooded lot, 118,900. 000 wUl buy tt. T, J. Orookatt, many extras. Must sell, $18,» i43.*S32 punortak AgoMF. m m u . r. m m f . •00. M U mM Afsaagp. MM464.

.-•‘.A ’ .« a ^ wV.- ^ \ PACT THIRTY.TWO THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1964 A y i b ^ Dally Net P t m i R o e ilbnrbFBtpr Svfttftm ^ o «a F or the WaaK Hndqd The Anchor dub of South MaNh 8, 188A About Town Methodlet Church will meet to­ morrow at 8 p.m. in Susannah Weaiey Hall Of the church prior 1 3 ,9 1 9 'tlM Mmieka and auxiliary to guina out fo r an eveninar o f tha AnUt « t World War l Vatarana will bowHnt. Knaaa of OIraulathm reaat Sunday ait S pjn. at the City o f Vmagrn Charm VSW Poat Home, MS K. Oen CMil Boout Troop 3 will apon ter S t eor a oomblned nimmeige aale 1 11 t, NO. 189 and auction Saturday at 787 (SI6H1VEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1964 H ie Arm y Navy C3ub AuxH* Main St. from 9 a. m. to 5 p.m. an Fags 18) PRICE Sl lary wSthaive a myatery ride on Auctioning will take place at A piS 1. AS mewibera plannlni: 10 a. m., noon, and 2 p.m. to pmUotpata nxiy make rea* ervationa by ocntiaetlng Mra. The Salvation Army will GOP Alleges Jolm Vlnee, 227 McKee St., or have a Bible study tonight at Mrs. John Olenney, 70 Bigetow St. 7:30, conducted by Mrs. Flor­ A JPorgery in ence Stevenson, In FaKh HaS LBJ Slates Flying of the dtadel. Collector'a cook book in Mtaa SuMn Lundgrren, daugb ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert March Woman's Day on Baker Taxes liundgren of 12S Oonway Rd. The Polish Women's Alliance, Group 246, will meet Monday at aale here. iSc copy waa a flnallat in Qtamour Ma- WASHINGTON (AP) — gaaine’s annual oonteat to find 7:30 p.m. at the Polish Ameri­ tha 10 beat dreaaed ooUegegtria can Club on Clinton St. A t a stormy meeting of the in Amertea. She la a freriunan Mrs. Herbert Kingsbury Herbert Klngabury Jr. ^ n s te Rules (Committee to­ Over Ohio Flood Area at Albartua Magnua OoUege, The French Club of Manches­ day, Republiesns placed in Hair Haven. ter will sponsor a public card party Monday at 8 p.m. at Elected by Temple Chapter evi(ience a ewom charge Orange Hall. Whist and set­ Mr. andkn/4 Mrs. Herbert Klnga-<»ySk. from an Accountant that back will be played. Tickets bury Jr. of 4 Durkin St. last Iron for his son, Herbert Kings­ his signature had been night were elected worthy patron Personal Notices will be available at the door. bury Jr, forged on Bobby Baker’s He’ll Consult and worthy matron of Temple Also, Robert Richmond, In­ Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, federal income tax returns. The Manchester Association stalling patron; Mrs. Janet I The accounUnt. Milton L. In Memoriam for the Help of Retarded Chil­ at the Masonic Temple. Richmond, installing marshal, I Other officers are Mrs. Ber­ Heuft of Kensington, Md., nid Officials on b aad and lorlna memory of my dren Ihc., \^1 meet tonight at and Mrs. Vera Ford, installing w Rn AffldRvlt thRt he dlscov* buaband, Clarence E. Roach, who nice Davidson, associate ma­ chaplain, all past patrons or paaeed away March U, 1963. 8 pjn. at Bunce Center. A film. tron; H. Hayner Davidson, as­ ered this when he was called to “Cmmecticut Goes to the Fair,” matrons of Temple Chapter. i tee Internal Revenue Service Disaster Aid Ood took you from my aide a year sociate patron; Mrs. Bernice Felix Starkey of Deep River, , chicken aao today, will be shown by a represen­ Rleg, conductress; Mrs. Jane The French word is poulet, the Italian and Spanish polio, the Indian mur^ha, for queotioning about tax re- TUI the day we meet aratn. In my tative of the Southern New director of the Grand Chapter ! teras he had prepared for heart you’ll alwaya remain. I Hooper, associate conductress; Choir will be installing organist, the Japanese niwatori, the Chinese jrai, and they appear again and again Baker.-' WASHING’TON (AP) — Bnglsnd Telephone Co. Mrs. Reginald Allen, past patron, Wife, Dorothy John C n ig will serve as hoet- and Mrs. Antionette Mather o f' in cook books around the world because they all mean chicken. The reason Republicans aubniitted tee President Johnson win secretary, and Mrs. Helen El­ Deep River, soloist of the Grand affidavit In demanding teat tee make a flying trip over the In Memoriam liott. past matron, treaumrer. Chapter Choir, soloist chicken is an international favorite: it takes naturally to the many differ­ committee go forward with its b aad and lortar memory of our Officers will be installed at a seven-state Ohio River bther. Clarence E. Roach, who The Town Reor^Oon De­ ent flavorings and cooking methods each nation has developed as its own. Investigation of Baker's outside semi-public installation Wednes business dealings while he was flood area this afternoon. paaaed away March 13, 1968. partment wlU sponsor a dupli­ day, March 26, at 8:30 p.m. at In this month’s Collector’s Cook Book you will find a generous sampling of Your Iowa for ua, our love for you. secretary to tee Senate’s Demo- He plans stops at Rtts* cate btldge game tomorrow at the Masonic Temple. Vernon Church eraC majority. Will alwaira leave everlawtlnc mem- 8 pm. in the Senlo** CitisMi’s chicken recipes from many lands, including a number of American delights. burgh and Cincimuti to arlea. Installing Officers will be Mrs. ■ifS-ii I. J Baker, a onetime Senate page basement ohrinrooms at 45 Marguerite Rhodes, past ma Has New Pastor There are exotic seasonings, creamy sauces, lacings of wine and touches confer with governors rf Jamaa Boad> School St. who built up a fortune he has Mra jUberta Bendaraon tron of Temple Chapter, Instal of fruit. There are soup, stew and salad recipes, casserole and skillet dishes, valued at more than $2 million, the affected states. ling matron, and Herbert Kings The Rev. Morton A. Magee, resigned under fire last Oct. 7 Johnson’s trip to gat a first­ bury Sr., past patron (1931) of roasted chicken, baked chicken, chicken that is barbecued and chicken that hand look at tee worst Ohio pastor of North Columbia par­ from his $lS,606-a-year Senate Bigelow Chapter, East Hartford, is fried. And one and all the recipes will remind you of this wondrous fact! poat. River flood in 20 yean waa an­ who will serve as installing pa- ish, Dion, N. T., ia the new j Prior to tee atart of today’s nounced by tee White Houas pastor o f 'Vemon Merthodist although mass production has made chicken a budget saver in this country, closed committee meeUng, tee barely two houra laefore tea President’s scheduled 1 p.m. Church and the WindeorvUle I Its prestige remains as high as it was in the days when it was a luxury. Democratic majority indicated they were ready to end tee in- departure. pariah. He will take up his | 'Ihe presidential Jet transport, THROW ’EM io t a vestigation on tee ground teat duties in Vemon on April 1. taking off from nearby Andrews DONT AWAY! teatlmony of any more witness­ 85 East Center St. The Rev. Mr. Megee succeeds Air Force Base, will go first to (CONNECTICUT FRESH 5% to lb. es would only be repetitious. At Summit St. Still plenty of wear left the Rev. Robert Firby who re­ 6 But, Just before the session Pittsburgh, where It wfll stop In your shoes when you cently left for Venesuela where ROASTING CHICKENS lb. 55« began. Sen. Hugh Scott. R-Pa., long enough to pick up w ait^ WEEKEND CASH AND OABBT SPECIAL have them rebuilt In a he will be peator of a church for , ve newsmen a copy of governon who wlU hold aa, professional shoe repair EngU^-speaking people In the SEILECTED LARGE FRESH eLUft’B affidavit. He said it aerial conference with Johnaon ah op. ALL WORK showed teat new evidence atlll on allocation of federal disaster Venesuelan oil country. aid to their stotee. GUARANTEED! The aaeignment was made by CHICKEN ‘Teach Don^ Bus ’em’ waa coming in, and that tee in- the Rev. Dr. James CHaypool, Events vestigation should be continued. Johnson’s plane will fly down DAFFODILS 1169 *ip€rintendent of the Norwich Scott left tee com m lttto aes- tee Ohio River to tee IGoaiasip. SA M Y U L Y E S alon briefly to report In angry pi at low altitude, teen clrcls Same Side as WatUhs Diatrlot of the Methodist LEGS lb. Church. In State tones that the committee had back to the Greater Cincinnati 23 OAK STREET (in 5 lb. lots S6c) refused to accept tee affidavit Airport where the meeting with OPEN TILL 9 P.M. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OPEN MONDAYS The Rev. Mr. Magee and Ms rdtion Plan in evidence, but later Sen. Carl tee governors will be concluded. wife, Virginia, has three daugh­ For the small family we suggest 8^ lb. plump T. Ourtls, R-Neb., got it Into tee After n half-hour stay at tea ters, Carol, Nancy and Doris. Routing Chickens raeord. Blind Harlan holey relaxes on a cot at a flood refugee center set up in a high Cincinnati airport, which la lo­ Youths Charged Mnutes after tee committee school gym near ^uisville, Ky., today. His guide dog lies at his side while two cated acroea the OWo River in Protested in NYC met, Scott stormed out and told youngsters romp in the background on a mattress on the floor. (AP Photofax.) Kentucky, Johnson win fly b^«-Pt SELECTED LARGE WHITE MEA’TED CONNECTICUT FRESH In Holdup Death reporters tee eommittee had re- to Washington. His return ts ftiaed to place Hautt’s affidavit andrews is scheduled for DANIELSON (AP) — Four in evidence. 6:80 p.m. NEW (A P )^ A bou t 16,000 white parents, pro- Webatar, Man. youtha are YORK Dius, he said, nothing con­ States affected by tee flood, FAMILY testii* plsns to transfer pupils from neighborhood tained in it, can be regarded by aoheduled to face a. Circuit Election YeoriDarwiiiTells Court which haa caused nine deaths ■choole, teavsd swlrilng snow Thursday in a 2V4-mile newapapera as "privileged” and done damage estimatsd in NAPKINS Breasts of Chicken 6 9 ^ Court 'judge March 18 in the matter. man^ fr ^ the Board of Education headquarten in sees Ueath o f excess of $60 million, are Penn­ Scott (10 LB. LOTS, FREEZER WRAPPED IF RBQXraSTBD___ lb. 59o) ^ holdup aJaying of a Tbompaon Scott, in hia brief corridor sylvania, Ohio, West Viigloia, Assorted Colors aarvtce afation owner who waa M anhsttaE., :' 'i*ft unclear whether Indiana, Kentucky, nunaia and 60 et. box 2 fo r 29c vAbbar o f 120. More then 70 per cent pf theV teera HeA beta any eommittee Pay Hike Bill Missouri. marchers were women, and oely ^ 1m*s asgregatiMi atommlng neclakm oa whether to inveatl- FOOD STORES They were formally wralgiled a lew Negroes took p ^ ^ Making tea trip with Johnaon Now's the time for FRESH PORK an murder eharCM at nuilelson fram housing patterns. gate the Affidavit. He said that wUl be .a group of federal oMW Spokesmen for the demon* even he Waswps not suresuri what year WASHINqiGN (AP) — In a B y 4 . J. OBEMASI EAST TO SERVE *eetorda.v afteraeew. Rmtora made. It cials whoee official duties la^ THE BEST NEIGHBORHOOD STORES pkg. o f 76 2 for 45o •>.5*JSSSf e»’ yeato werY oqvered6 by the ■uSaen Setaere e f eledttsai year elM c diaastar assistance. PINEHURST LEAN judmrsaaria Dearingtoa eon - Jwcome ■Uarv etem s- Roy F.;0arwln, qn tfilt forhla ftfa -te Vnue^TnuM th*-the- «aaa untn. n ext oonb *L5‘‘???5?Fl9Wirar2lM ’lUmse ua*’ Said "no * include gsqrstary OAKBT SUGAR HEART FOOD ITEMS hto aocridop news cantor XJHctflfiire Orville L. Iree^ Boneless Pork Loin Roast * lb. 89c Thurad^.\ky. Ha drdered' the train heljhbor. thanks” to a Sie.eotoa.year pay youthaoutha heldhe' without bdll Ih the . •**<*b>t fseto segre- ence, Sedtt deblared teat he min, DIrsetor Edward McDar^ (no wute ... all mut. They weigh I to A Iba.) - V; 4 . . would ratoe criee of "whit*, raise. TENDERCURE WiPindham ‘ County Jail. mine if two alleged confesaiona by Darwin will be admit­ mott of tee Office of Emer­ . **‘ 1 ,* « * ^ ^ *• X>hUek. ptaM- rtfbtk'traups last wash” if the committee refuaed Its surprising decision Diurs. Scotlissue ALSO EAST TO CARVE X Jamn Peny, 20, Lto Vallee, dent o f the Brookljn Jotait Ooun- gency Planning, and Lt Oen. FAb.^8 sts|^ a massive, on« to probe thie new development day teat at $22,600 Congress ted into this first degree murder trial. NABISCO 18, Edward F, Klya, 17, and oil for Better Education: Walter K. WUson Jr., chief a t CORNED BEEF SEMI-BONELESS RIB PORK ROAST lb. 49s d to AebciN boycott. o r refused to call 16 or 1$ wlt- rashers are paid enough killed The 46-year-oId defendant, Ac-®— —— —— the Army’s Corps of Engineers. Premtum Salttns Jamaa GraembaW, 17, wbra “ DiateAd of spending money ®*e*vk tee Republicans want to cused of the Sept IS slayhig of LEAN.. .TENDER nicked up at their homea in' ra e board, in Its initial plan, a bill teat'would have voosted sions were made veduntorily. Oen. Alfred Gruenther, chair­ Oraekers ‘ eoom ng fo U 'q iu u jm r to pair schools and pay traaa. will match 40 riementary question. tee salaries of 1.7 million gov­ teen-ager Hope Rothwell of Bol­ man of tee ' American Red Webater yntarday aevaral tation costs, the money oaa Of tee tax return problem, ton, said State PoUce Major The Jury of seven men and five KAISER SOFTWEVE Whole IO'/ 2 to 12 lb. strips of PORK LOIN lb. 55c hours after the alaytng. schools *• and 20 Junior high ernment workers. The average women is excluded from the Cross, alao wia” accompany tha This is always in demand and better spent improving edu­ 4®l{oe4o tp 'attain a better ra- Scott said: ”I suspect teat in­ mailman and government secre­ Samuel Rome told him, "You’re lLb.Phf. 31c BROILER FOH. Bathroom Tloone which gives you 8 to 10 center ohopx ahd 2 roaaU The victim, Thurman Shar­ hearing. President. rcational services tor aU chll-o)al/ UalahOe in the school sys' stead of IhvMUgattng this In­ tory stood to gain $460 under Sam Rome’s Jurisdiction,” Pierre Salinger, White House pies, 87, was slugged with dren. after he waa picked up cm a cor­ with March 17th around the WINTER WONDBIR FRESH FISH ternal Revenue SiBrvice tamper­ annually. With the state’s case closed, press secretary, said governors S 6 ftr o n 4 S e hammer early yesterday in his T^y (the parents) art hen ing'with tax returns this com­ oner’s warrant Dec. 6, at tee the defense renewed an objec­ PlaoUc Bathroom FRESH BLOCK ISLAND SWORD.. .HADDfXJK.. .BLOUNDBR aervlce station. He died on hia -^Uce said Hnirsday’s march Theoretically, the Senate can whp are expected to meet John­ Dispenoers M et. 8Se com er our meat men have to demonstrate their deep re­ was one ot ths most orderly mittee will probably try to avoid revive tee pay boost drive later Pratt and Whitney divisloa in tion to tec admission of tee al way to Hartford HoapltaL Eaat Hartford. son at Pittsburgh include Ed­ WISHBONE RefUls 100 ct. 4Sc sentment and linalterable oppo­ demonstratlcns on record. its mandate and send this evi- this session, and to make it leged confessions on grounds ward T. Breathitt of Kentucky, corned in our own vats an ex­ The youtha have admitted the sition to the destruction of ths denc' to government agencies Darwinaaid he told MaJ. Rome that they were obtained Involun ItaUsB Dressing HEINZ slaying, aaid^ State Police'Com­ TIte protest march began with mwe palatable, at more modest Wiliam W. Barnm of West tra supply of U. S. Choice n*J|l»borhood school con cep t” ‘ ' Ftoig on the for investigation.” ' proportions. But veteran observ­ he wanted to call his wife and' tartly during Dec. S-8 when Virginia, Matthew E. Welsh of BABY FOODS missioner Leo J. Mulcahy. Hie board is scheduled to an­ The affidavit was sent to Sen. ers consider this unlikely. lawyers snd started to go to­ Darwin was in state police cus­ State Police said the youths Bon building Indiana, James A. Rhodes of 8 Ox. H ot 39c Lean Rumps, Chucks, Clods, nounce on March 26 adoption of ^ .. . the Bronx, B. Everett Jordan,. D-N.C., tee The higher salary structure ward a plant telephone, but tee tody. Ohio and Otto Kertaer ot Bllnoia. entered the station on the pre­ tho so-called Princeton Plan — Queens, and Manhattan committee chairman, by Sen. state poitoe official and another S train ed...... 4 for 43c j * ™ e V Pineapple-Grapefruit Rounds and Briskets. tense of looking for the d|^- had tee strong support of tee The defense also contended Gov. John M. Dalton of Mis­ Drink 48 ox. rin S7o USDA vdilch would pair predominantly boroughs. John J, Williams, R-Del., who House Democratic leadership investigator grabbed him and that the alleged confesaiona souri hoped to get to Pittsburgh ntte moahlae. When Shades white with predomiaaatly Negro initiated tee probe. brought him out to a cruiser. J u n io r...... 6 for 93c Dletetle Siloed Schoed Supt. CUvln E. Gross and tefr Johnson Administration. should be barred .becauae Dar­ In time to Join tha group. turned aroimd they asked him or Puerto Rican sebothi and ax- The committee’s Democratic It was scaled to boost those In "You have no freedom what­ JELL-0 Pineapple No. 2 tin 88e For the finest, leanest special for money. When he started to win waa deprived of counsel and CSov. Wiliam W. Scranton of obanga pupUa ^ bus to (See Pago F oot) majority la talking of shutting tee top levels 22.6 per cent and soever under this coroner’s .war­ CHOICE yell. State Police continued, waa held uaconatitutionally dur­ Pennaylvania arranged to ba Pudding and Pie TENDERCURE CORNED tee inquiry down but tee Repub­ those on tee lower rungs' 3 per rant,” Darwin said Major RW e ing the December ..weekend. HEINZ IK M M MAM ■ lOM IMIITY OIK vallee hit him several times lican mAmbera want to call told him. represented by Maurice God­ FDlliigB BEEF . . . come to Pinehurst. cent on tee theory teat tee gov­ Defense Atty. John F. Shea dard, head of the Pennsylvania . boneless Rump, Chuck, Sirloin with a hammer in an effort to more witnesses, including White ernment can retain top people The state rested its case in told Judge Alva P. Loiaelle that CHILI SAUCE TREND knock him out House aide Walter Jenkins. Department of Forests and TiP’ Silver Tip, Eye Round and Round Steak Roasts, Spe- only by making their pay com- the hearing this morning after DarWln had been informed oY hia waters. Reg. Rise 4 For 4 ! Webster Police Chief An­ In a letter to Jordan endoe- peUUve with private Industry. a week of calling witnesses to Powder Large 2 F or 3 9 c ' . . . Rib Oven Roast, 5th thru 7th ribs, 79c lb., thony Saamocki said the youtha Ex-Railway Workers ing tee afOdavlt, WUHams show Darwin’s alleged cemfes- In Harrisburg, Pa., Scranton * However, this le an election (8w Page Ten) said he waa unable to make tha 12 Ox. B o t 33c SCOTKINS first 4 nbs 99c lb.. Lean Middle Ribs for braising lb. 59c, fanned the robbery "b^use wrote: year, and while the voter may Liquid Largo 2 F or 5 9 c they needed the money.” Tt e ^ s that Mr. Rautt. tour because of legialativa mat­ box o f 50o 2 fo r S5o favor a $460 raise for his post­ ters. His bills reriolng tha un­ PINEHURST HAMBURG The four youths had “no pre­ while being interviewed by the man he may look askance at a lb. 55c Save up to 16c lb. on Morrell’s or Miss Iowa vious serious records,” the chief Held in Dynamitings Treasury Department officials, employment eompenaation pro­ $10,000 boost for his congress­ gram were expected to cmne to B A K E R ’S H iiN Z ■aid, "and I don’t think they diacovei^ teat tee tax returns man. Besides, tee adminis- SCOTT DUTCH CLEANSER reallaed at first the aerlouaness in the department's files are not Sixty-Sixth Witness a vote in tee state Senate this PINEHURST 3 IN I BLEND traUon has filled tee air with afternoon. Pure Vanilla HAMIURGER RELISH Id 14 ox. Plasito af tha crime.” 3 ^ c a , Fla. (A P l-^ ’d each after a brief. the. ones which he prepeuvd 7or Waldorf Bathroom Two aUegad rtokeU in the 'rio- talk of economy. Johnaon Is expected to ar. Tioono of Pork, Beof, Veal for Swedish Arraigned first in Webstar ance before a U.8. com Baker but that those. returns Still, Democratic and Repub­ Ooatoinor2 Fof 3 1 c lence-racked Blorida Eaat OOast eiooer. bear his forged signature.” rive at Pittsburgh at 2:16 pan. IIH Qto Jar 31c Meat Balls or Meat Loaf lb. 69e Railway atrlka were arreated on lican leaders were certain teat Last in Ruby Trial and to reach the Cincinaatl ala- BACON 1 ® (la a Page T m ) Cmivlotton could result In 20 Hautt’a affidavit, dated ’Thura- if tee House members did not 4 - rous 3 9 c 59 Thursday night by FBI agents gears Imprisonmmt and $10,000 tey, aald ha had been called on port about S:48 p.m . A special on Dubuque Cold Cuts and obeyed with trying t^ low have to go on record tee $646 2 Os. B ot Sliced or piece Large Bologna or Liverwurst lb. 49c up a train. that day to the Internal Re­ million bill would be paaaed. SWEETHEART T ^ ' FBI; In an aimouncemant venue Service to give informa­ DALLAS, Tm . (A P )—D m laatffest itself in aeiaures but in LOUISVILLE, Ky. (A P )—The HEINZ Five trains havs been dyna­ And, as tee day wore on, pro­ witness tastlfied today in Jack Ohio River, Moated ^ r a l a and *M A ei^ V A lf Faeinl Heap In Washington Iw Director J. tion about tee tax .returns he visions calling for increases fa r other ways.'lya.” > Vegetarian Style Save, when you shop Pinehurst for self service groceries mited during the 18-month Edgar Hoover, described both had Ruby’s murder trial, clearing A number of psychiatric and cresting at soma of the Mfheet I s Sala strike. iMd prepar^ for ^ e r. different groups of government points in years, moved swiftly BEANS SGOtUes. everyday low price on gallons of Hoods fine fresh milk . . . 7^’ News Tidbits men as former employes of the He saM that while presenting; workers were approved on lop- tee way for closing legal pro­ medical witnesses who have 4 rog. bars Bln John Wesley Davis, 28, a Fort cedures after which tee historic westMrard today and left several . . . Royal or Sealtest Ic Crehm ^l gal. 89c. from the AP WIreC railroad and allegedly active as mrorraatton in his possession,' aided nonrecord votes, testified for tee prosecution COLONNA SHOPPING HP Pierce area native once dubbed pickets during the strike. case will go to tee Jury. have eaid they flaUy disagree states with damage already ee- “the bar^oot picket,” and ha was questioned about some I But when ^ tee critical vote on Imported Grated 18 Ob. Jar Davis and Y*dder were ac­ Testimony ended at 9:67R(.m. with Gibbs’ interpretoticne of 21c Joseph Leo Veddsr, 38, of Miami Judge Joe B. Brown teen re­ (■ea Paga Tan) Cheese 2 ox. 2lo cused of placing 16 sticks of (See Page Five) (Bee Page Diree) Ruby’s encephalograms—a type U 8 D A 8 A V 8 • •• DUNCAN HINES o Cknreromsnt asks federal were Jailed In lieu o f $76,000 dynamite, wired to explode on tired to his chambers, presum­ of brain wave tests. 2 EARS FREE eourt lb IMontgooaery to raqolra passage ef a train, on a south­ ably to prepare his charg* to Belli asked Gibbs if tee sism Alabama to take posittve stape bound track trestle. The same tee Jury. of the disease waa "clear’’ m When You Buy Bars ’ CAKE MIXES O ^ lo eHialnato srairagailsa in tta Turkish Warning trestle was blown up several He called a recess In the trial tee brain wave tracings of eobod ayatom... .UA. and CMn, months ago and repaired. until approximately 2:80 p.m. Ruby. ' PleaM buy in loU of * for thlx apodal prlc# Warren Unit at Midpoint ■ I WOODBURY SOAP Box of 400o 28e ama rsportaAy hava naebef The Fm said Vedder had a Eastern Standard Time. "It was clear,’’ Gibbs said. BiiUetins ChlekM of tho Soo Implies Invasicm Thereafter, oj^slng lawyers BUMBLE BEH: WHITE TUNA M f oemala tor opa». loaded pistol when he and Davis Gibbs’ name and a letter he Called fro n AP Wires SWEEPSTAKES ...... 8 for 11.00 aagotlarieiia 8IA, Cyprus (A P )—Tur­ p.m. after Davis alighted from ® ® ^ p R ’8 NOTE—^The War-<>wldow, who held her wounded have been finished, tee Jury be­ throughout Ruby’s trial. Belli CHUNK Mt VLE Kennedy aaya Mrs. John F. ren Commission investigating DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Pkg. o f 24—8 es. ciJ I-B IT E key Issued an ultimatum to the a ear Vedder drove. husband In her arms; f gins deliberating Ruby’s fate. made numerous attempts to iut LIGHT MEAT TUNA Your Best Drink Value—SHURFINE Kennedy Is spending most tee assassination of President John Connelly of Texas, who The critical question before Dlst. Judge Joe B. Brawn saM U D Y s c o n W ax Paper hsr tiato wMhli her cnildrsn 1 O r^ Cypriot govamment of Dai^, a former trainman, ^ lb. tfai B for B8e pofafocs John F. Kennedy has been at was wounded, too; and Mrs. tee eight men and four women (See Pago Blevea) today be will penult Sva HOT CUPS 47s PRINTS 12S ft. roO BTe goad adlasittaasnt to Cyprus . today, warning that It won nlokname by walking work for three and a half Conally. PlNEAPPLE-CRAPEFRUrr tha picket line barefoot. Ac on tee Jur]( la: Waa Ruby legal braadoaeHag by both tolevi. Satkroom Tissue 3 for 89c r MSriauM. months. Its task la a alow one, L3mdon B. Johnaon, teen vice ly sane 'when he killed Lee Large 46 oa. Cans would taka untlataral aetton un- qualntanoea said the black ■tan aad radio of toe rsadleg Isaa a oaass-fln was put In and much work lies ahead. This president, and his wife were Harvey Oawald Nov. 24? Or a t toe vesdiet ia toe Jack F R E N O irS are best balrad, ruddy-faced, 200-pound story revlewi tee investigation ' 8ata fra m ' Mrs. John F. Kemi^ tores throughout the and riding in a limousine, tee sec­ waa he blacked out by what the Bridge Foe Says 6.to>ter often goes around light­ ■o far and looks to its future. Ruby naardev triaL Tha Jndga DUPONT 2 Ridis 3 S c Ne.vSL'pef/lr'bC.'I^e’'* Oroam Salad SHURFINE 14 OZ. S y a m o u n t those who as ^ acta agdnst the Turkish Cyp- ly clad. ^ ond car behind the Prpsident'w defenae says was an attack of •aid alao that one attU-ptetaral ______V MUSTARD Sponge Cloth lie meaaagsa of asfmpathy toU ow- not oommunlty were itoppad* Dat^ waa finM $200 In Muni­ DeposiUons 01; affidavits could psychomotor epilepsy, ao that Fog Plagues Site photograpiier would be per­ CATSUP Ing tha aasaaainaittan of her uJhmatum, which carrisd By MARTHA COLE be token from teoee cloee to he, did not know right from B oa. Jer Uto 5 bottles $1.00 cipal Court for aasaulUng a rail­ WASHINGTON (AP) - After mitted la toe oourtreona aa a Super Sponge 47e laMbaad wlB be mailed en St, the Implied warning of a Turk- road worker. After that tee rail­ Kennedy. But commission mem­ wron^ when he shot down tee PROVIDBNCTE, R.I. (AP)— pool baels, ead that one peal L A D Y SC O T T S^otTowels BA oa. Jar IBs And a special on 20 or. bottles 4 for $1.00 three and a half months, a pres­ bers have declined to say what Fatriek’s Ongr Four elderiy UA invasion of Cyprus, was oon- road obtained a Circuit Court man suspected of assassinating An opponent of a propos^ high reporter would he allowed Medtam SpongeS for 28e idential commission appears to they will do. President John F. Kennedy? FACIAL nsSUE poMenli die la eB -M Sra ttwt nlnad In a note delivered today or^ enjoining Davis from level bridge across the eastern to leave toe rooni hunradl- SHURFINE to the fovarnment of Greek be half way through Its quest ITie commission, created by The last witness—No. 64 in Bog. roll 8 fo r AIs Gsatroya Ctoralaad, Oa., n bothering its employes But six tor all < that can be learned end o f Long Island Sound aaya ately. The eoartraens haa N IN E L IV E S home.Amy belleraa the QrpiW ftrasident Makarloa by President Johnson five days aft­ tee long trial—waa Dr Frederic months ago, officers said they about tee aaaasslnatton of Pres­ er Kennedy’s death, has no tee area often ia obscured In en eloaei -to all aeMeaa Bax of 400s 33 c AO Tana CM Food CREAM STYLE CORN 4 cans 59e aaHMddatton ef PrsMdent Kea- thaOtorklsh Embassy inNleoaU. saw him souffle with two rall- Gibbs, of Chicago, a leading thick fog and motorists using E H LE R ’S Tha ttoto had bam given to ident John F. Kennedy deadline on ita report. It was authority on psychomotor epi­ wlto eameraa whUa ton trial 8 08. tia B fbr BYo Pleaae buy in quanUUea advertlaod for special prlcea. Mdy Maa ersatod Amorteaa i« - *fjp>kl repairmen and It has assembled hundreds of c.*^ irged to find tee truth as far lepsy. the span would need “para­ was la leealwi. Whole Cloyes OONFIDETS IB ox. tte Bde the U.8., Britlah and Greek am- Judge Wallace Sample found chutes, life Jackets and life­ yuWas to gnao and that this exhibits, including tee rifle from as possible on tee assassination He was asked by Asst. Diat. ox. Jnr 21e Ssnltniy Napbdns eittituds la borttag Ita ehmiaa }»toadors In Ankara, the Turk­ Davis In contempt of tee In­ boats.” NABIBCO'g VANILLA FUDGE SANDWICH ...... ish raplUl. Thursday night. which police say the fatal shots and also tee fatal shooteig of Atty. William Aleiuinder whete' WAR THREATENS • e e # s junction. Sentence waa de* were fired and tee windshield The Rhode Island Senate vot­ Turkey aald if Ita eondltlons fetrad. Oswald. Jack Ruby, charged er, on the basis of hia reading ATHENS, Greece (A P ) Assarted Food Oolore • V. .A. - ■ - / Pkg. of IBs 2 F or 8 3 c M T . W H m iE Y BURRY'S NEW HARLEQUIN COOKIES . Dsfsnaa aaya wars not met immediately, it o f tee Umouelne in which Ken­ with Oswald’s death. Is now on of electroencephalograma taken ed 18-16 yesterday to set up a Archhlahop Makartee, Graak ...... S8a thsra have baan Two at the train - wrecking nedy was riding In downtown trial In Dallas. In testa of Ruby, he has any commission to look into tho ad­ P*«- 21h) Oadot Pitted Rtoe would Intarvme under the I860 Maots wera touched off mS Cypriot president' of tfywmm, KEBBUBR’S m tS T LADY OOOK1B8 ■MBBto hi wUeh treaty of guaraatea which ao- Dallas when death came last Chief Justice Earl Warrenr opinion as to whether Ruby visability of a detailed economic . OLJVES , e • e e a e ...... ACq Mae plea II monte a tow mllee from PiJat- deelared totoght TaiUto In. h te ptoaea have tatradad into wopanlad tha Indi^daaoe of Nov. 21. I. commiaalon chairman, haa said knew tee difference. between study o t tee project terveattoa oa Cyana would BUH b BIs RATO torritoiy . . Rodiat ka, wbara Prasldent Jetenson It has talked to 17 witeessaa, tee timing of tee report will be KBEBLSs from Brifeia. ^ __ WM makhig a spe^ on a right and wrong when he kHIed The bridge would Hwn the mean war. Makanaa eniergad 20c to 80c On fSQura ttoae aftart to booat ael- Tha traaty ampowaS Ihrltatn, iheludlng the widow, piother, raverned only by "whether we Oawald. 28.6 miles from Orient Point, fram a flve.koue meeSag mto sve These pntlBa praba 38,000 mllsa into Florida tour. , and brother of Lee Harvey Os­ have ascertained all that can be ? w k e y to Ktorvaria Die inoldeat prompted the “I hava no oidnlon,” Gibbs Qretnp^, Long laland, to the leadara ef toe Greek gevera- SOLO POTATOES RMMa to atudy oarth’a.magnatlo JtotWtowUy to prasarva tha 00a- wald, 24, tee ex-Marlne charged learned." rej^led. Watch Hill section of Weaterl;wterly, meat aad a m * ...... PINEHURST GROCERY, INC Ib id , a t 0^(1 Xannady blaat-ofX Praaidmt to call on tea FBI and with Kennedy’s death. Oawald One member estimated tec Sestt Pinos Mats Poppy FUtag ■ titotton .of Cyprus. Mhkarios’ Oepartmmt to do all poe- But tee part of his testimony oZ nsAiui would bafora a news OUT-RITB 10 lbs. 39e OORNER MAIN and TURNPIKB . . . Fraattar Alrllnaa plam pertleular, ym ej rare type ef M flgW tageliBe epUepny wW«h ae«« ^ .n i a a l - (• e s nJ^TiuM). 1' t 4