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The Weather Avnage Dafly Net.Prras Run Cloudy tonight, low about For the Week Ended 40; mostly cloudy tomorrow, April 16, 1968

chance of light rain, high in

80s, 14,620

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MIG Bagged New Storms

Drench T exas ' ' n - ' . V-

MARSHALL, Tex. (AP) — Violent thunderstorms U.S. Phantom Jets

swept across drenched northeast Texas Monday, threat- ening to make flooding conditions more serious and add-

ing to damages that already reach into the millions. Tornadoes struck in south ”

Texas and winds up to 76 miles heavy damage on the Keysey »»' V;' per hour lashed the Oorpois farm. * Ik First KiU

Christ! area. At least five dam- Earlier, tornadoes struck the

aging twisters were reported In t^^vn of Kenedy and Bunge In ' v , • . > . S . >^ s e > Of Hanoi’s Texas Monday. south ’Texas, leaving about 280

-The latest tornadoes and rains persons homeless and causing

hit northeastern Texas where extensive damage to business ‘Best’ Jet ^ ' PC *6 weekend. rains of more than 20 buildings. * ’• A < i?' 4c ^ inches claimed at least 10 lives, .The northeast Texas area was A V V . V w V .8. •- SAIGON, South Viet catised millions' -of dollars in placed imder a severe weather Nam (AP) — Heat-se6king damage, and left rail and high- vvatch late Monday by the U.S. Sidewinder missiles fired way traffic crippled. Weather Bureau. It warned of by a U.S. F40 Phantom jet A packing plant was damaged possible severe thunderstorms

and trees uprooted at Marshall damaging hall In on area destroyed a Communist

and a second tornado In the along and 50 miles either side of MIG21 challenging Ameri- K y ' • ~ V • / * .. Marshall area lowcked down a line from 30 miles southwest .X ^ ^ can raiders t(^ay in the

power lines and swept away the Texarkana, Ark., to Pine w fe ” » * ' North Vietnamese zone be-

roof of a press box at a baseball Bluff, Ark. Some of the north- * *’ • tween Hanoi and Red -'I*'- park. east Texas area which has been China’s frontier. Another twister dipped to the drenched by rain and plagued An American spokesman an-

ground north of Lake Qutman In yritjh flooding is in the area. nounced this war's first kill of

(he Minebla area. It caused Red Cross officials said flood- the Soviet-designed, delta-

waters had entered 60 homes In winged, supersonic fighter, the K 4P V Longview and that about 60 best jet the Communists have in State 'News families would probably be Asia. The pilot is believed to evacuated from the Roosevelt have Ejected before the crash. . ... » 4.J > ^ ^ u .S ' P^ i - area of Dallas. The clash, in which two Phan- ’The Weather Bureau Issued a toms took on too MIG21S, was Head-On California Crash Kills Two Persons Truck Crash tornado watch early today for the third such encounter in the sections of east central and zone between Hanoi and Red This is all that remained of a convertible and a sports car ^ te r t h ^ eollid^ Kills Driver, northeastern Louisiana, and China since last Saturday. head on yesterday on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, Caljf. John Overhtms, centr^J and southwestern Mis- American officials said they do an occasional television performer, and Miss Doris Taylor were killed and two sissippi. Severe thunderstorms not know where the MiG's came ot^er persons severely injured. (AP Photofax) Qogjfs R oute and hail and damaging winds from or the nationality of the also were forecast. men flying them.

EAST HARTFORD (AP) Rain continued during the The proximity to China gave early morning from the south- — A truck driver was killed rise to speculation that the ern Plains to the Carolinas with today and a tow truck op- MIG’S may have flown In from New Tax Payment Plan/ heavy fa.lls reported in parts of > » > Chinese bases. However, North erator was injured in a Arkansas. Viet Niun is believed to have (AP Photofax) crash on the Wilbur Gross Wintry weather returned to about 16, obtained from either Highway. The victim was Querino (See Page Ten) Move to the Rear of the Platform! the soviet umon or me Chinese. Takes Effect on Monday Mercadante, 47, at 627 Sunder- (See Page Ten) Yesterday’s one-day transit strike in Japan caused land Road, Worcester, Mass. WASHINGTON (1 ^ ) — Uncle part of his withholding for the about $6 UUkm over ifi -mentha scenes like this one in front of Tokyo’s Ikebukuro to help finance the Viet Naih I Wreckage of two tractor trail- Sam begins next wedc. to take a first time ers and a cargo of sides of meat Station where a horde of commuters surrounds a biggei! -chunk' of the average The split taconie provisions War, Othet'. Major proT^sloiiB -(it blocked morning lueh hour traf- lone street car. Newspapers estimated 17 million Cancer Swap American paycheck to help fi- all6w a married couple a lower the law suspension b4 eJcciSe fic. State police said there was workers were' forced to stay home, walk or arrve nance the Viet Nam war. tax rate. Preirioiufly, this ooubl tax Attts and speeded up eoliM* a two-hour traffic backlog. be used only to figuring tefxes at tlons of corporate taxes --- al- late as private andi national railway vforkers struc^, It Is the first graduated with- State police said a wrecker demanding higlier "wages. In all, 60 persons were Patient Dies holding system to U.S. history the end of the year. Under the ready have gone into effect. was parked hi front of a dis- injured in crushes at cro'wded stations. and for millions it means leas new system, taxes can be with- Under graduated wltHhpldiBg abled truck when another truck P H IL A D ELP H IA (AP) take-'home pay. But for other's, held at this lower rate. a stogie man earning $100 week- driven by Mercadante plowed I& rry T. OiMfith, who sttffered especlaUy low income families, Graduated withholding Is part ly, for example, would be re- Into the rear of the stalled less federal income tax will be of the administration’s tax pro- quired to pay $707.60 yearly In truck. World-Wide Odyssey from a deadly form of bone can- deducted from their paychecks. g(ram, signed by President Basil A. Asterlades, 37, of 4 cer and underwent an experi- Everybody’s over-all tax bill Johnson March 16, to raise (See Page Ten^ Hayes Drive, Windsor, was pre- mental cancer-swap operation for the year will remain the paring to hook a tow line on recently to an effort to prolong same. The new system Is de- the truck. He was pinned be- Mother, Two Children his life, has lost his battle with sig:ned merely to bring the tween his tow truck and the the dread disease. amount withheld from pay- ^sabled truric. Griffith, 68, of ^ourtown, Pa., checks closer to a person's ac- Speeding Meteor Seen a former professional baseball tual taxes. Loses Motion Ending Long Journey player, died Monday to Chestnut Since the plan will withdraw HARTFORD (AP)—James J. Miller, a Milford hairdresser, ’TOKYO (AiP) — ’The roimd- going to happen next, the need about $8(K) million from the Although he had been told he sat quietly as a spectator in the-world Odyssey of a 43-year- to prove it can be done, she econwny by Dec. 31, govern- By Hundreds in State had only a short time to live If U.6. District Court as his team ment economists also hope It old American woman and her ^ the operation did' not succeed, will dampen inflationary trends HARTFORD (AP)— Hundreds said Yale. “ I stopped the oar of lawyers lost motion after mo- M:rs. Carr teachers English he never gave up Ms hope or Ms two young children is about to ^ American literatuia at which could lead to a tax in- of Connecticut residents got a and watched it go by.” tion in advance of tala trial on courage. good look at a fireball, des- Astronomer Paul Patterson of naicotics charges. end one year, 90 countries and Hillsdale High School to S a n ______crease later. Griffith’s operation, which Beginning May 1, taxes will cribed by scientists as a meteor, the Yale Observatory, regretting MiHer, 38, accused of taking dozens of plane, train and boat Mateo and at San Mateo Jimior developed*^only two years that streaked across the north- he had not seen the epectacle, part in a narcotics smuggling rides after it started. College. She had a sabbatical be withheld from paychecks at ago, was performed at the Bos- six different rates — 14; 16, 17, eastern sky at 8:16 Monday said that from the description ring, is scheduled to go on trial Jacquelyn Carr, a red-haired leave due was was allowed half Memorial Institute night. it was a “ bolide,” a particularly next Tuesday. teacher from San Mateo, CaUf., pay after she prsented a travel Buffalo—New York State’s 20, 26 and 30 per cent. r- Among them were several bright and long lasUng meteor. In the pre-trial activity Mon- leaves Tokyo Saturday for Haw- program that included visits to research and treatment At present income taxes are withheld at a uniform 14 per newsmen, Including L. P. Yale, Bolides enter the etmoaphere day, Judge M. Joseph Blumen- aii with her daughter Linda, 10, schools and educational tostitu center. at a relatively slow speed, and feW ruled that a "truth serum” and her son Miftoael, 8. tdons along her'route. cent based only on the taxpay- chief of Thene Associated Press (AP Photofax) In the operation, Griffith, who ers salary and number of ex- bureau In New Haven. therefore last longer than most test on MlUer, wWch the de- By the end of May they will The first part oi the trip took had a form of cancer known as meteors, Patterson said. emptions he claims. Yale’s description was similar fense says was made in West- be back home. the family to England, the Neth- osteogenic carcoma, exchanged Floral Queen The new system includes to many others: a brightly Bolides also tend to explode port last August, can not be They set out from San Mateo erlands and Belgium. small strips of malignant tissue these factors but also takes into glowing object, bluish-green In at the end of thrir trajectory, admitted as evidence to the Mary Shimkus, 20, of last June 1 after Mrs. Carr ob- In West Germemy they picked with Robert F. Allen, 29, of ’Tuc- account the standard deduction front, reddish in back, heading which appears to be almo^ trial. West Hartford was tained a year’s leave of absence up a small truck fitted with liv- son, Ariz., who had the disease, and whether a taxpayer is mar- silently north,- leaving a vapor parallel to the earth. Miller daim s that the test crowned last night as from her teaching assignment ing quarters. and then cxcfbmged blood with A newspaper reporter in Nor- proves his tonocence, and his and sold her house, car and fur- ’Travel through Scandinavia, ried. Thus, a taxpayer can take trail that lasted lor several Bermuda floral queen Mm. advantage of the split income walk said the object he saw waa lawyers say that he entdtied to niture. followed. Then Linda went to minutes. on the steps of the city giving off :marks and seemed to Me the results. Why ^ d b&s. Carr, a divor- (See page Ten) pcovisions of federal tax law as "The coloiia were beautiful,” hall in Hamilton. She be Jieading toward the ground cee, decide to make the long (See Page Nine) as it went north. No Foul Play will reign over the difficult trip with two children? One motorist who saw a simi- BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Fair- week-long floral festi- "Curiosity, excitement, novel- lar right over Fairfield County field County Coroner Isadore val, riding in Thurs- ty, the need to defy fear, the Severe Quake drove north In chase, trying to Roller ruled today that there day’s big parade in a need to take a look at the world was no evidence of foul play float covered with aiwl to see what’s going on, the see where it landed. Hits Tashkent Brian Dow of WHNB-TV sort (See Page Ten) Easter lilies. thrill of never knowing what’s a vapor trail overhead but a» MOSCOW (AiP) — The worst sumed it was made by a jet air- earthquake in Tashkent in near- plane. Then he arrived at the ly a century struck the old cen- studio and the telephones began Bronchial Rupture Possible ^ tral Asian city today, destroy- 'ringing,

ing hospitals, homes and schools, Tass reported. (See Page Ten); Two more underground trem- ors struck the city later in the Dies day, each about half as strong Heart Patient as the early morning quake. OMy hours before DeRudder’s said several hours before De- HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Mar- There were no immediate re- death, DeBakey said the pump Rudder's death. Bulletins •ri DeRudder died today five Methodist Hospital’s final ad- ports of damage from the later “ was working fine and the baric shocks. days after doctors implanted a derign had proved Itself.” visory Monday reported DeRud- der continued to show ellght Im- The official Soviet news agen- partial artificial heart in Mm in DeRudder, who had a 26-year cy reported that Communist fNO SANOTUAHY* . Metory of heart disease, had provement from a kidney mal- a dramatie operation that held party leader Leonid I. Bre- WASHINGTON (AP) — A vromise for tlv ^ of heart been expected to die without the function, although he "has de- zhnev, Premier Alexei N. Kosy- State Deportment spokes- Viotime.^ . operation,____ TVA.t3Al^A«v and D eB ^ey regard- veloped af\mAzsome 1iino>lung r»rmarM4-mncongestion gin and a Mgh-powered delega- man, replying to questions on Doctors attrttjuted death to a ed the surgery as a “ last-ditch” wMch is being treated by meth- tion arrived in Tashkent by Bi>e- tile possibility tiiat new peerible rupture of Ms brcmcMa effort to save Ms life, ods usually employed for condi- clal plane to organize relief model MIG Jet fighters en- or trachea timough which air The artificial t.—- heart was in- tions of tMs type.” work. countered in 'Viet Nam may to and from the lungs. stalled on the left ride of his DeRudder exceeded Monday An eyewitness said by tele- have come from Red China The exact cause wottid not be heart to give it a partial rest the life span of a patient 'who pheme from Tashkent, ” We are bases, sold today "there in nn known until a post-mortem op- and a chance to heal. It was underwent a rimUar (^ ration surprised at (he fura that Is sanctuary” in tiie ¥!«<; Nam oration was completod, they designed to do the work of the in 1963. left ventricle, the lower cham- Dr. DeBakey also prerformed being made, ’ War. .But the spokesman, said. "I walked around the city this press officer Robert 3. Mo- Dr. Michael E. DeBakey, who ber, which iHtmpe blood through that operation, in wMch a rili- the body and is a common rone rubber device instead of morning and could see wells Closkey, said he had no In- led a team of specialists in the crack, but only in the old houses operation last Thursday, was at source of heart failure, the piastic type pmmp was used. formation the MIG21s oanw build before the revolution as the bedride of the retired coal DeRudder had been at the The patient, 43, lived four days. from Chino. headquarters for the kxtal tscu:- miner from WestviUe, lU., when Texas Medical Center for a Death resiUted from a hop>eless iat garrison.” MUNICH OUTS GAMES death came at 2:04 a.m. in week before the dramatic our- oondition of the brain, kidneys, \ The witness, a local Joumai- Hospital. g«ry sad cardiologists felt "they Uver and hmga. lUMIE (AP)—Munich wai ist,^added: "The quake occurred A hoopital spokesman termed couldn’t help him any longer.” Another operation waa per- awarded tiie 1992 oummer ^ in the m ld ^ of the night and DeRudder’a death "sudden.” Dr. DeBakey said in an biter- formed last Feb. 4 in wddefa Dr. Olympics today. Tbe German most Ofrthe casualties were peo- BeRudder, 66, hod been un- view Monday that although Adrian Kantrowitz of Maimon- City beat out three other com- ple aslMp^ in their bede when since the cqreratlon, biological complications had idee Hoepital, Brooklyn, N.Y. pefitom — DetrMt, Michigan the roofs f< but the artificial heart derigned been noted, "without the pump installed an air-pperated artifi- Montreal, Canada, and Ma- Despite th^ Taae report, the to rrileve the workload of Ms he woidd teve Med.” cial heart in a 34-year-oM man. drid. The International own damaged organ, was fine- ‘TBs cum heart atiU can’t as- He died 24 hours later of com- TaoMcent Joun edist said he did Mrs Jacquelyn Carr adjusts Japanese kimona on daugiiter Linda, 10, whi^ son, pie Oommlttea gave H to Un- at the time of Ua death, onme quite half the work load of pitoations not oonnectod with elcb on tbe eeeoBd beloA fba inliisnmnn aald. ft nociaai bsazt," D r. DeBokof; tlw BUtgery. Michael, 8, watches in .Tokjro souvenir »hioi>. (AP P h ^ a x ) ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, APRIL 26,1966 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVTOJING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1966

Vernon Sh^inwold on Bridge MOTHER'S DAY Noble Heads Pe nsio n B o a r d D ro ps 12th Circuit Pro"►1#.m otio n al M ethods CANDY-^WMtman’s DRAWING TBCMP8 FAST East dealer ^ ^ ISchrsffts Candy Cupboard MAT COST TOD CONTROL Both sides TamcraNB Braneh Bank T ra n sfe r NORTH Court Gases By ATJTMCn 8HEINWOID Board Pares $203,158 Bruce W. NoWe has been 4i A92 D efen ded b y U tilities ARTHUR DRUG Drawing trumps as quickly as ^ A54 named to head the new Bum- The town pension board yesterday dropped two of its t troi O A9S32 MANCHESTER SESSION HARTFORD (AP) — Govern- represent the amount of gross side office of the Savings Bank February recommendations fmr pension ordinance possible may cost you con J6 Burton V. Frazier, 39, of Cov- ment should keeps hands off the revenue our company would be WEST EAST entry was fined $80 on a charge receiving from this home over From Education Budget of Manchester, which opens Sat- changes. One would have permitted new employes to of the hand, a famous expert promotional techniques used by A KI543 A 10»T< of lirceny. He was arrested on a period of 12 months.” urday In quarters on Burnside transfer pension funds from prior and outside employ- lost a match in the recent na- 5 3 <7 KQ7« utilities to encourage installation April. 5 as the result of a theft Cooper argued that the use of 0 10« O 14 of one type of heating system The board of education last el. teaching positions eliminated ‘ «J ^ trla l a ^ r t s ^ u ip m ^ ^ the HarUord. th e ap- to the local ■y«tem: ^ mended vesting rights after Is chanipd^pa of a citizen’s band transceiver bonus^ as incentives to build Dr) Gleaning rtits in its nro- are two guidance councilors, high school and $2,950 for re- other would have permitted menaea vw n n g ngnts aiier io trumps «K10854 A 972 or appliance rather than anoth- SOUTH from the Radio Shack at the “oll-rtectrlc” )»m es spurred the 5^ mS^Tbu^tof $203!i 68 $14,000; and one Industrial arts placement of a boilder in BulW- present employes to buy back hammer and tongs. er. Parkade. SPECIAL ST^^to «tom an’es- Ltrucior (part-time), $2,500; tog A. ^ ^ e r ^ J . Uvesey, president tUn. ,„u> the pension fund. Opening lea d ^ ou r of s p ^ A Q So said United IlluminaUng « « « o ' more electririty, wWch to ^ J 10982 Police said the manager and turn led to the greater and more E.\tended for President William J. Cooper tknated $61,000 surplus from the home economics teacher, $2,200; Repairs, $8,076. Included is w a - banking ca- ^ addlUon, the board adopted benefit n r o g r ^ for M r Declarer to<* the first t r i ^ O KQ76 two employes pursued Frazier efficient production of electric Limited Time Only!' ♦AQ3 i\testimony before the State current fiscal year’s budget to music teacher, $2,700; and a so- ellmtoaUon of driveway sealer '***' ^ a “ hands-off” paUcy on any ben- .y^alss Is to be outside ^ dummy with the ace ol after they saw him take the power. thff town, to help balance next clal worker, $7,000. at the LAke Street Elementary eflt plan for General------. - Manager------spades and led out the ace of Eat Sotofa West ItaA Pui^ Utilities Commission the pension plan by some sort and then a low tnimp. radio, and found him hiding “ Our promotional activity,” School, $750; $3,400 tor paving Robert Weiss, and agreed to in- !*«• ^ ^ ^ Mondjiy, 8 Lbs. year's tax bo1------A charge of failure to drive have been reduced to the pest n.25 of 11 mills. $14,000; one social worker. the gym floor el ttie school for solve.” cut AssociatlOTNOf Plumbing and agreed unanimously. t h e " ^ ^ ^ ^^ound toium rebid. When a part-score in the established lane against 10 y e a r s . ” $280; replacement of the drive- In positive action, the pension Heating C on tra^ rs and the OH The board on March 14 ap- $7,000; and one each hUtory lension B y pension rules, dating back ^ .nd hand looks like a misfit, pass Gary N. Pirkey, 19, of 57 Brook- However, James D. Mirablle, way and parking area at the board voted to recommend Fuel Institute of '.^nnecticut Poly proved a budget of $3,330,380, teacher, $.5,500; business educa- a vest- to 1959, Weiss, as are all town tn in ys with the queen M d anybody of dou- firid St. was nolled. Pirkey was attorney tor the plumbing and Vernon Elementary School for that electric and g ^ utilities en increase of almost $600,000 tion teacher, $5,500; foreign tog rights------sifter --- 10 years------of full employes, is a member o f the ^T***™®**-f hJtoe arrested on April 7 after his disputed town employment and at age 40, plan, having contributed from ®l»rer niH. Now Souto Bart Wing, giitog^V'far “to O ffering contractqrs. from this year's budget. Last languages teacher, $5,500; and $3,600. Oopyright 1966 car blew a tire on Fern St., Cle o n subsidies, allowances and bqnus- ) night’o action reduces the budg- art instructor, $6,000. Alterations, $2,879, including plus several other changes, aU ms salary since he assumed of- trumps each. K South General Features Oorp. rolled off the road, hit a tree PUC figures showed 178 S PR U C E S T R E E T es to contractors. \ ”® •t to $3,187,070. Positions eliminated are for $880 from the high school, $600 of yirhlch will be submitted to Roe on Jan. 1. However, os Pen- another trump. East would and turned over. ’The car was U-I rates going up to some of MANCHESTER Cooper said builders and de- James Brennan, chairman of social workers. The board re- from the Skinner Road Elemen- theho^ Of directors for Its Sh^S extensively damaged, but neith- the years between 1964 and the (across from Colonial velopers are receiving average the board’s finance committee, cently approved the hiring of tary School, $800 from the TaJ- epproval: er Pirkey nor his three teen- , pf^sent, and said the decrease Manor Apartments) cash bonuses of $200 per house reoommended the reductions. three new social workers. Dr. cotvUle School, and $699 from 1. To adjust benefit levels to age passengers were Injured. in rii^es in 1964 was due prl- for installing electric heating Brennan noted that the Raymond E. Ramadell, superin- the Vernon Elementary School, reflect the higher earnings of, 7^^ r s lo T w ir ^ e ^ ria^^^p. ,.’The case of John A. Bowers, marily\to a decrease to corpo- systems. amount of money to be raised tendent of schools, reported that Nerw equipment was cut $6,- possibly, the last five years of involved to any which may be Actually ^uth fband^^ jects and t i , of 88 Essex St., who Is _ rate incdnjeac^ie taxes. through taxes for the operation one had already been hired and reductions ehmtoate employment, in order to provide nroDosed ” trumps. He led a diamond to outer space when residents kept (^larged with operating a motor “ This average $200,” he said, “ covered the cost of a free hot of the schools la $,046,090. An the contract signed. the replacement of an electric higher payments upon retire- Unofficial reports have hint- dummy’s ace to try the club hearing a vehicle while under the in- SKYLIGHT FISHING esUmated $1,090,000 wiU be re- Budget cuU toUltog $45,210 ed at an annuity policy fo r the finesse, his lost, and South had the woods near a lake southeast fluence of intoxicants and fail- water heater for each home, scoreboard at the high school, ment. CRANSTON, R.I. (AP) — ceived in state aid, tuition from were made In non-salary ex- general manager, to honor com- to play well to go down only of Seattle. ure to drive right, was con- site signs, advertising, wiring, for $2,200, a tape recorded and 2. To raise to three per cent Five boys went fiki)ng recently other towns, and from other penses. The cuts include text- mltments made to Wm when one. Finally, a search party went tinued to May 2. Police say that engineering and inspection serv- record players a t the high school the present two per cent inter- through the roof skylight at the (oui^ces. books, library lxx>ks and sup- he was Itlred. Wower Method ©ut. They converged on a tree on April 2 the Bowers C€tr ices. for $361; Northeast Elementary est on employes’ contributions. Atlantic Thrift Center. ' , An aiiucipated siirpius of $61,- plies, audio-visual equipment, Those commitments drew South should draw trumps found the souroe — a noisy crossed Rt. 44A in Bolton and U-I, as a general rule, is will- School, piano, $800; a piano at n u? -v w raise to $6,000 the pres- They managed to hook one aoo lU s year exists because instruction supplies, office sup- the fire of a host of objectors at more slowly by leading a low owL struck a vehicle which was trav- ing to offer up to $350 for an the Vernon Center Kindergarten Bruce w. «oDie $2,800 maximum limit on children’s game before poUce teachers on high aalary steps plies, custodial salaries, con- a boisterous pubUc hearing at trump from dummy at t ^ sec- eling in the opposite direction. average house, Cooper said. for $700; Vernon Center Junior 19 4 5 with the former disability pensions, and to raise caught them. are replaced by less experimced tracted services, replacement of Bowers School on Feb. 1, and ond trick. East steps up with “ This $350,” he said;' “ would High School, $2,478, Including Manchester Trust Co., and the ratio o f dlsabWlty payments As a result of the accident. Bow- teachers, who receive less equipment, repairs and altera^ led to the creation of the special the queen of trumps and returns cuts from the home economics joined the savings bank in 1958 *ts present 60 per cent of ers was taken to Manchester money, when they resign. tlons, and new equipment study committee. o- -T>ade to make South ruff. department, language arts, ^s manager of iU E. Center y«wly salary levels to 66 2-3 per MATT H E U I| Memorial Hospital and received The present budget repre- The budget cuts specifically The board of dtrecotrs, when ftouth leads the jack of hearts three stitches to his Up to close math and science departments. St. Branch. Named assistant cent. ^Hts nur pum orl sents “an impact o f $203,158 are: It authorized the study, agreed next, and ducks It to East’s A cut. (Herald photo by Ofiara) Textbooks from five schools, Additional cuts were made treasurer of the bank last April, 4. T o recommend that the , troubte-ahooierl less than the original budget,” that It alone will resolve the king. This leaves the ace of ; Daniel Henry, 33, of Glaston- yesterday by Dr. R om xM I and Noble supervises all branch and Town Insurance Advisory Oom- Brennan said. $2,561. question of benefits tor Weiss, trumps to dummy, with two bury, and Howard Waniock, 66, Library books and supplies; Brennan, totaling $2,000. main office operations, serves mittee study the poesibility of ... Brennan noted that the re- The commitments which all high trumps to the South hand Of no certain address, both re- To Save To Defend ... Natural Resources^ Dr. Ramodeil noted that 86 as advertising coordinator and implementing to the town’s in- ductlon to the school budget $1,700, from the Skinner Road ot the Ixjard members agreed, and two low trumps to the ceived jail sentences on charges Superintendent Horace Murphey. arranged fo r the trees, and per cent of the school budget is manages the savings bank life surance policies, additional MARTM Boy scouts have earned some medit badge credits and the “ has been a difficult process. EJlementary School and the had been made totormally hut East hand, •SMATTHEUM of intoxication. Henry got 30 he scouts planted them yesterday. Here in the foreground for salaries. insurance department. benefits for widows’ payments, Love Lane sandbank has a new covering of treea the result The budget we presenteiH In Vernon Elementary School. for which none of them accepted East leads the ten of spades, ^ y s and Warnock 10. Both were are (left to right) John Mace, 12, Ronald Vincent, 12, and MITES Audio-Visual equipment from "W e tried not to Impair the as an adjunct to options in the of some combined efforts by the Town Highway Department March was sound, and It was A g;raduate of Manchester authorship, ere: and South discards a club. H liC EN C ER S oommitted to Hartford Slate James Welch, 11, all of Troop 112 at Verplanck School, seven schools, $3,617. three R ’e,” he said. ‘T f any pro- pension plan. and'’ three scout units. The state provided the trees. It all based on board policies.” High School, Noble has taken 1. Weiss would be permitted East leads a fourth spade. pins Charlton Heston Jail. planting one of the 1,000 trees. Scouts from Troop 133 at Instructional supplies, $3,- grams will bo affected. It will started when the scouts were looking for projects to be ap- He noted that the budget courses at the American Insti- 6. T o permit the town treaa- ^ make a lump-sum contribution dummy can ruff, and South can ‘DIAMOND HEAD” , Arthur W. Mehlhom, 23, of Second Congregational Church were among the 16 scouts WINDOW 039, Including $1,000 for art be other things (such as mu- urer and the registrars of vot- plied toward merit badges in soil and water conservation, cuts will delay some projects tute of Banking, and was a of $6,966 to the local pension get to his hand with a diamond Coventry, was fined $1(X) on a who did the planting imder the supervision of John. Primus supplies from the Maple Street sic, social work and guidance.)” forestry, conservation of natural resources, community serv- and w ill reduce, but not elim- member of the first class to ers to be membere of lae town fund — a transfer from hds pen- to draw trumps, charge of operating a motor ve- and I>avid Pierson of Post 112 at the church. Elementary School. Peter Humphry, a board mem- pension plan, os is the elected East Windsor ice and citizenship to the community. Park Department SHADES inate, some school programs. graduate from the Connecticut slon plan wWle he was town I f East shifts to a club. South hicle while license under sus- "The postponements (o f proj- Coordinated accounts (office ber, scored the budget cute. town clerk. DRIVE-IN »oun 5 School of Savings Banking, in manager of Windsor. The town, takes the ace, lectds a trump pension. Made to Order ects) will not unduly hamper supplies, travel), $42. “We have eliminated library night to support, in principle, affiliation with the University 6. To permit normal retire- In turn, would be required to to the ace, and gets back with jThe following cases were also preserve’s service road, as re- us," Brennan said, “but it wlU (Mher expenses for operation books and textbooks,” Humph- Hartford, Bring your old rollers In ment for policemen after 25 contribute $7,363 to the fund, to a diamond to draw the last disposed of: David Belanger, 21, quested by the museum’s board. the proposed downtown urban thin out some programs.” and maintenance, $550. Jaycees to Assist Museum renewal project, now in the and save S5c per shade ry said, "hut we leave in Items He is a member and past sec- yeans of service, at minimum insure its actuarial soundness, trump. The diamonds then pro- of Rockville, improper parking, The Jaycees decided to un- The budget reductions In- Chistodlal salary: Bllmtoa- for track and football planning stages. ALSO retary of the Manchester Lodge age 55 and maximum age 65, 2. Weiss would be given vert- vide the „rest of the tricks. $6; Robert A. Brault, 16, of Cov- dertake a project with the Lutz clude the elimination o f 18 Uon of a part-time custodian at cheerleaders uniforms.” of Elks, and is assistant treas- and to permit them then to re- Ing rights credit tor his 13 yeara The short cut la often the entry, failure to stay on the Junior Museum after a number teachers, at a saving of $99,900. the Sykes school, $2,000. Dr. Ramsdell explained that At Oak Grove Nature Area VENETIAN BLINDS urer and vestryman of St. ceive 2% per cent of their an- of service in Windsor. longest way round. right side of the highway, $35; of possibilities were screened )>y None o f the teachers had been Supplies, except utilities: $2,- the textbooks presently used The Manchester Jaycees have will take. 'lihe museum program Ports Tax Travelers M ary’s Episcopal Church. He nual pay tor each year of service Both proposals, by pension Daily Question Robert J. Cotton, 51, of 125 Tan- a committee headed by Bohadik. hired. 754, including fertilizer and lime would be used fo r an additional suggests three iwssihilitles :Con- CHERBOURG, France lives with his wife and two after Jon. 1, 1966, instead o f the hoard action, have been re- Partner opens with one heart, ner St., failure to drive in the voted to work with the Lutz Funds for the project were (About 60 new teachers were for Rockville High School. Most year, struction of a bridge across Por- Some European ports leve a spe- daughters at 82 Crestwood Dr. present 1% por cent moved from consideration. you respond one spade, and proper lane, $25; Robert Hack Junior Museum in improving the raised through two major ac- to be hired fo r the coming of the other reductions are for "W o ..either have to continue ter Brook at the site of an old cial tax on boat passengers The Burnside office is the 7. To define permanent part- Present at yerterdays’ meet- partner bids two hearts. It is Jr., 18, of 127 Deepwood Dr., tivities, the Jaycees’ annual school year.) janitorial supplies at various with a program or eliminate Oak Grove Nature Preserve as dam, to complete a circular when they embark or disem- fourth branch of the bank. Oth- time employes as those who Ing were pension boaixl mem- up to you again, holding: disregarding state traffic con- light bulb sale and a series of In the elementary schools, the schools. it," Ramsdell said. "W e have their community betterment trail around the preserve; con- bark, fJhertoourg, for instance, BE SURE . . . BLISS has been serving the Home ers are at 284 E. Center St. and work a minimum of 20 hours bers Becker, Atty. Richard Spades, K-J-S-4-3; Hearts, S; trol sign, $25; Mark Knee, 19, of Saturday afternoon kiddy mo- positions of two art teachers Contracted services: Ceiling, built a new football field and struction o f a walkway over the charges $3 per person for tour- Owner for 84 YEARS. For a complete FREE the Shopping Parkade in Man- per week In an average 52-week Woodhouse, Francis Conti and Diamonds, 10-8; Clubs, K-10 8 24 Orchard St., unnecessary project this year. vies. were eleminated, at a salary floor, cork panels for the read- have been developing the team pond itself, for waterllfe study; ist class travelers and $10 for INSPECTION of your home by a Termite Con- chester and to the Sullivan Ave. year, to insure eligibility in the Jame^ Blair; _ ^ h c e Club offi- 5 4. noise with a motor vehicle, $5; The Jaycees will invest $1,- The Oidc Grove Nature Pre- savings of $11,000; other teach- Ing room at the Vernon Elemen- for three years.” or assistance dh the construction trol Expert, supervised by the finest technical Shopping Center in South Wind- pension system. cials Samuel Maltempo, James What do you say? 500 from their treasury and its serve, between Highland and first class. Ing positions eliminated were taiy School; and a reduction of John S. Kotowski, 17, of East sor. The South Windsor branch The -pension board, by its ac- Martin and Richard Thurston; Answer: Pass: Game Is un- volunteer manpower in the proj- o f a shelter and classroom at Oak Grove Sts., is town-owned staff, phone our nearest * local office: one instructor In i*yslcal edu- $76 for tile for the office at CORN EXPORTS MOUNT Hartford, operating a motor ve- was opened earlier this year. tions, removed two of Its orig- Pension Group chairman Her- likely, to view of partner’s min- ect. the preserve. but given over to the Lutz Jun- RIVER OUTHAULS CANAL cation, $5,500; one to music, Building B. NEW YORK — The percent- hicle without a driver’s license, inal recommendations, trans- man Schendel; and Town Con- $15; Leo Mitterholzer Jr., 8 A committee headed by Rich- 'The Jaycees voted last night ior Museum by the town conser- Louisville, Ky. — In 1964 the $5,500, and one in remedial Replacement of equipment. age of U.S. com production that Launder sheer curtains in a feralWlity and buytog-dn, and troller Joseph Clementtoo. ard Bohadik, 76 Hawthorne St., to commit $75 of the $1,500 ap- vation commission for the mu- Ohio River carried 12 million readial reading, $6,000. $7,110. ’The projects .Out include moved overseas to fiscal 1965 Mintz Court, allowing dog to closed cheesecloth. It’s a great retained the two others, vest- rioam, $15; Terry L. Phelps, 18, is deciding with the museum’s propriation for construction of seum’s educational program. more tons of freight than the A t the Junior high school lev- replacement of $2,100 worth of was more than double that for ENDS TONITE — “The Silencers” — “Bedford Incident” protection. BAISIN CROP A RECORD board what form the project a gate at the entrance to the The Jaycees also voted last Panama Canal. 649-9240 fiscal 1960. ing rights and the inclusion of at Ellington, failure to drive the town official^.. ANKARA — Turkey’s 1965 right, $25, and Allan Smith, 36, In dropping Its proposal for raisin crop is estimated at a m ij S t a r t s T o m o r r o w ( W e d . ) Of 186 Main St., breach of peace, transferability o f jjension funds record 120,000 short tons - THE PERFECT SH O W |15. BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. E. A. JOHNSON T o lla n d Cou n ty from prior employment, the 42,000 more than to 1964 and ‘ The following cases were con- c. DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMIN ATOR C O ., IN C. • EST. 1882 , pension board agreed wlUi the 32,000 tons over the average, tinued: PAINT CO. report o f the special ‘blue rib- SHOWTIMES f To M ay 10 In East Hartford: The Oldest and Largest in Conn. Family Chased hy Flames^ bon” study committee, not to fikorge Edwards, 46, of 107 723 M A I N ST. consider It until it has gained Wed., Thurs., Sun., Mon., (Cambridge St., driving while Tues. momentum elsewhere. er the influence of Intoxi- Alert Firemen Save House ‘Trouble with Angels’ 8:00 N O T IC E ts, and Robert B. Sales, 21, EATOWI It also agreed with the study ‘The Long Ships’ 10:00 S 1215^2 SILVER LANE^EAST HARTFORD By CLEMEWELL YOUNG been living in the house seven committee that the suggestion Of 476 Gardner St., delivering years and are in the process of Fortunately John Spellacy, to permit employes to buy back t’ liquor to a minor. maintenance chief at Gay City building their eiwn home in Leb- time in the pension plan is not ; To May 9 in Manchester: " ALL MEATS or« FRESH CUT — anon. It is not ready to move \ iVank Timrick, 49, of 37 Linn- We have a problem State Park, has a good sense o f practical at present, and “is not NONE or* PRE-PACKAGED!" into yet, and they spent the re- permitted In the majority of LO G CABIN ^ore Dr., breach of peace. m s k V S MANCHESTER PARKADE smell. And fortunately, two mains of last night 'with Mrs. private plans.” volunteers were sleeping at the Spellaoy’s mother in Lebanon. Rt. 87— ^Lebanon^ Conn. STORE HOURS: In recommending vesting Bolton firehouses last night Spellacy was looking over the rights after 10 years of full Toes., Wed. 9 to 6 • Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9 when a call came in at 12:30. damage this morning. The employment and at age 40, the Police Arrests Otherwise the old colonial kitchen is an almost unrecog- pension board amended its orig- our Sum mer 'M Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed AH Day Monday) house, situated on the left of nizable reeking meuss o f crum- inal recommendation, for vest- COLUMBIA r » PICTURES the entrance to the park on Rt. bly cinder and black appliances. ing rights after 10 years and I Robert E. Scott of 22 'Tyler 85, might be a pile o f cinders Spellacy figures that the fire at age 35. ’The present rule is Schedule fjircle last liight was charged this morning. Boealind ^th operating a motor vehicle School is out! started in the flue of a wood for vesting rights after 30 The house is still standing, stove which is iLsed for heat years of employment. The while under the influence of In- however, thanks to the quick when the furnace is turned off, study committee had recom- Dinners Served Riu^iMills tj>xicating liquor or drugs. response by firemen from Bol- and which was going last night. » « 4^ * » ( Police said that Scott, 28, Specia l— For This W eek O nly ton, Hebron and Andover. The AiU the kitchen equipment was \cattejis>WAJifPMavEfs z ^fras weaving along Hartford fire began in the kitchen ell of lost, Spellacy said, but most of from 5 PJN. Daily Rd. and twice drifted into the r B R IN S TH B K ID S to * t^posite lane. Tyler was WED. ONLY the 10-room house and damagre, the damage to the main part F A B U L O U S « a I Soft Moated, SPRING which Is heavy, was mostly con- o f the house was from smoke and All Day TrauM e trought to headquarters where fined to that area and to the and water. hp declined to take chemical or “THE REAL THING” Mrs. Spellacy came in with Mood tests. He is scheduled to attic of the two-story building. BONAmi •eioari Spellacy and his wife were two o f thebr three children, Sundays appear to (Circuit Court 12 on asleep In one o f the downstairs picked up a girls charred party SIB10IRriT-3s 1 iRICHARDWIOMARK’SIDNEYlWriEfl May 9. dress that had been hanging in M7 WEST MIDDLE TTK. j iRUSS TAMStYN ’ ROSANNA SCHUmNO «David A. Day, 22, of 123 Mother and Daughter Look-Alikes bedrooms, and their throe young N o Luncheons Served iiis children were in the other down- the living room, surveyed the M A N CHESTER ^ . a.coLUMaACOLOH - « OSCARHOMOLKA.THE LONG SHIPS Bfemlock St., on Main St. yes- LAMB LEGS stairs bedroom, when Spellacy other damage. tarday, was charged with op- wueffff r//£- i^oQto’s t/Goesr « was awakened by the smell of "What do you thing of it?” erating a motor vehicle while smoke. He got up and found the Spellacy asked his oldest daugh- license was under su ^nsion kitchen full of smoke and the ter, a red-haired girl of about and operating a motor vehicle Handsewn LOAFER SALE CHAn-BRQILaO ‘ ^ with the registration under ceiling aflmme. He ran to the eight ^ mAktovTHmATwmt^mNmm ' ^ k TO YOUR OWN pe r s o nal OROSa ^ auspension. He is scheduled to other end of the house, called ‘Tt’« a mess,” she replied » M to u H v f O w A s m e « F o r M ISSES-TEE N S A N D W O M E N the Bolton fire department (the matter-of-factly, and everyone ; WESTERN ATMOSPHERE t appear in court May 9. * SSKSKSKkkKSk-KSSkSkk ] Joseph LaForge of ,29 W. closest) while his wife evacuat- laughed. F P « A t r V 0 U « C Y t t O N O U R F O U A W T A A ^ Gardner St. was served a Cir- ed the children, dreseed in their .HOWARD„ cuit <^urt 12 warrant charg- nightclothes . -M ENn” i % ing him with breach o f the When the oaE bame Into the r < ^ B O H A K S A J R .. STANLUY WARNER ^ S T E A K DINNER peace. He posted a $100 bond Bolton department. Bob Morra _ e j u w o i t r « i L « w * WHO for appearance in Circuit Court and Den Rottaxii were asleep at SALE L^fTtAICGAMDWICH Jounson^ on May 9. the firehouse because a tele- w ••ia M T W *T w i$ t t n w rru * OH fiOHhWI A tUW 08A U9 LaForge, 55, was involved to phone eleiting eystem, planned Hurry—Ends Thursday » ^ TH fi O UkL. Vt kfi a fistfight with a fellow em- a few months ego, is no longer Mon.-T!liurs. Matinee A t 2:0 ^iMMOAIUROKII. Eve. ‘Ttombi” 8:55-9:00 P • M U , CN O fNfi SMtOM ploye last week at 'The Herald. $094 working. (An answering service f f i M N O . - t C p U A A W “ Flash” 6:00-8:10 It, ojweMPW _ Diane Y. Hill of 6 Mintz will be installed Boon.) eoAKiTtmuiarmtcm Court ■ yesterday was charged Bolton d^;)artment Captain EV ERY W ED N ESD A Y N IG H T with evading responsibility, af- HALF LEGS...... lb. 69c Tom McKinney credits the fast Walt Disney's F I work of these two young men jSTEU ter a fence for a fire hydrant (5 P.M. TO 9 P.M.) at Norman’s parking lot was RIGHT FRIOM OUR [^^"w^BMerveTO^WghT^^jimi^QnantlHea**'**^ with the aaving of the rid house. By the time he bad oome tram Blightly damaged. OW N STOCK AT Police said she backed Into his own home across Notch Rd. ■wna-wTfUfiewu.' ::::u $9 and $10. RGG. TLiCHNICOLOR siRLOiNrrKAK * i:;!:: the fence, doing minor damage to the firehouse, the tracks had •tIM O IM M F O U T O < •cttsMMiMtfAUup • to the left tailgate o f her car, BROWN SIZES I 2 V2 to 3 Loan, Tasty been driven out of the station •niASTOMT i and were reedy to go. “Flash The Teen-age Otter” but did not report the incident FOR M isses Children lONANZA SItLON KT ar]| IS 1 jilHl CLASSIC As the fire eiren continued to OMfiNTOAYB AWBfiK- jliig FISH FRY Bhe Is scheduled to appear In This Engagement 75e ■ Circuit Court May 9. wail through the night, McKin- IIONBAV n«u BMAT * CHILDBEN UNDER 12 A Thompsonville mail ■was PENNY STYLE SIZES 4 to 10 ney was off down the road with IIMAMIOMirM. S tiia tin t truck, two units foMow- ...... I ...... ' ' ! — 89c served a Circuit Court warrant FOR WOMEN LAMB PAHIES tog soon after. When be reached n.i9 yesterday charging him with ITS GREAT! — TO NIGHT 7:00-9:10 P the fire, McKinney sold, Oames 'breach of the peace. Police said were already breaking through that the man, Fenato Valenti, F A M O US BR A N DS IN CLU D ED Hcrv 4oi$ M iMlioii pidlM the back of the building. “ An- W o n d erful Boneless Fille ts 83, broke a window on a storm door at the home of his former other two or three minulee and Fried to a crisp golden brown. . J.-.^ we might have lost the bouse,’ ’ French Fried Potatoes • Cole Slaw emMoyer after he was refused he said. dAi ^ DaiDMf DiovD m lM tlsm entrance. Valenti ported a $100 bond tor Meanwhile, through the WiUl- KtmCTUMWTmYKAR? Tartar Sauce * Rolls and Butter appearance to Circuit Court mantic warning system, Hebron iMyUta COCKTAILS SERVED AT BOTH RESTAURANTS May 9. and Andover were called and re- kihfiAA 1 looto ao eowhri that lot of peopte down -afire r» priced figW dam fiwra wfiMw sponded quhddy with three QUARTERS W nX STAY leach of mAt km pitee buyers. Which sort of makes you wonder why you shoofd buy a trades each. . M A N C H ESTER PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — low-priced car when you can buy a hiQh-priced car far Ihc same money. A Pontiac Catalina. ^ erm m MoIOnney said the fire was filNM % Bms off Oakland Street-en ToUaad Ilm piln under control in 16 or 20 min- Miss Eva Dams, director of the utes. Bolton returned to its fire- mint, says the mint has re- Wide-Track Pontiac Catalina house about 2:30 a.m. VER N O N ceived a steady stream of com- plaints about the new copper- Ui M g , p ow erfu l Ptm tiac fo r leM riian MANCHESTER SH0PI1N6 PARKADE The old house is the property 1 m ie Eaot of Vernon Ozele on $e atlim«lii,tdiiW8 lUBgertii oeliH prteee lor t- 44|y eedufi i d t- end Adoy pftMk ot the State Foreat and Park BURNSIDE silver quarters. /lyM mg mM diatar MtaMP flMHiMMGdfeHVkVMPvNMtiMiMBM, iMi «d tPcM taM. I Miss Adams said the coins # OPEN WED.. THURS. & FRIDAY M GHTS TO 9KK) P.M. # Commission. The Q p e U a ^ ham : iisi iiiiiiti iii f •• • • man hers to stay despite th* ertttolsm. \

X PAGE PIVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANCHEST^, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 26,1968 MANCHEStER E V E l^ G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONNw TUESDAY, APRIL 26,1966 PAGE FOUR 2nd Derailment Policeman^ 3 Others Bead Tiede in Viet Nam Auto Makers iu Reverse, Bolton More Than Just An Answering Service On Same Curve After the First Battle, OfNHRRTrack Ask for Safety Standards PTAIists Murder Suspect Held FOOCBBHJEDPaiB, N.T. (AF) Chairman, TERMITES — Ten oars of a New Haven but that Oongreaa ocsM always OR ANY PEST PROBLEM Railroad freight train deraUed ' M1A6HENGTON (AP) — Ra- portOon pass legialetiotf later if tt was After Massive Search venii«tt8 pi«vtoaspcaHlon,tfae power to set safety rtandards 11 today — on the same curve near not aatisliied widi tadustry ef- FI/mB6VILLB, Tex. (AP) — Milner said the driver of the car Fear Gone, Not Memories automobas loduatzy caSed to- be deems them DW^asa^ Sets Sale STOP AT OUR LOCAL STORE FOR here wtien 18 can deraUed eactetacy fects. Joixmy Rudy Enriques, talka- slammed the door into file offi- April 8. Mo. deraOmant, «.at 6:80 asn.. govemmentad macUnery dbjeotod to aoma pacts of the shots and saw Hogg faU. BT TOM TIEDB newty.alactod ^reatdent of (ba blocked the one-track freight aatting vdbicia mUty stabdarda ly btoffln£rtai^?Mv administration bifl, «* * * « "too to county JiU to thto South Tex- Milner said the car roared WITH SPECIMENS FOR IDENTINCATON line that nms from Danbury, wtawut dday.” .. , severe” pmalttes and the use t at all, and complained east of the city, was not deter- the tedersl government In set- gt^larda were not necesaary entorcememt of standards. girl 'Who Jilted him. 449-1390 tk« vehicle safety peeformanoe m ar FTecbetto, program ; Miw. Hogg was dead on arrival at a anew how hot It was, how the mined immediately. Enriques, 19, a towrt, neat hospital. otandards.” RuaseB Mocnan and Mra. Har- cook had watered the coKee It waa the third Maw Ekiven youth, waa captured in Cuero, Roadblocks were organised as again, how their faces burned Railroad freight train deraU- The tatoatzy oootended in beort Jobnaon, ammnaiation; about 60 miles from here, after Mra. distant as San Antonio, 41 miles from cold razor blades. ment in Dutcheaa County In 18 sortier oongraeslooBl toeilmony Lauranca Brigga and MS*. a. massive search covering Fbsh, a'way. Enriquez’ description The fear was gone now. But days. that it eboiAd be sBowed to sef Calvta w ays and maana; much of Bouth Texas and involv- Mrs. Rlcbard ANan, sritotor- was broadcast. Two light planes the memory would never be. Derailment of six cam April cor safety standards. But many AMERICAN LEGION tog hundreds of offlcen, at NEW typewriters members of Oangiess have de- ahlp: M ia. Harold Sm lfii, x«- and a bricopter Joined the •HSlmmie a cigarette, ecme- 2 at Foughquag, 15 miles east least three alrptenes and a dog- search. of here, blocked the line tor manded strong federal stand- freabmanto; Mra. H arold WaM>, and-man tracking team. body,” growled a sergeant boaidtailty; M n . Don O arpentar, Teams of men, one with a •T thought you quit smok- eight borurs. The April 8 derail- aids. Enriques, during a 10-hour ment blocked the Una tor ahnoat m a 0Apags statemeot publicity; Mra. RuaaeB Pottar- dog, scoured the nigged, mes- AND ADDING MACHINES ing,’’ a man repUed. ton, nomtoaittog, and Mra. fUgtit, evaded doaena of road quite-grown area for hours. “Did.” three days. prepared for the Bouse Com- blocks, but waa flinaHy captured Causes of the prevlouB darafl- meros Oommittee, Bugas said, Gaorga O’B ilan , Ustorfan. Less than an hoUr before YYhy buy when you con leas* a manual typo- “Whatta ya want one for, wearing women’s riothee by two dark, the search ended 'with a then?” ments have not been found. “Today’s UB.4nllt cars era the The F T A wlR boM a boka and deputies who thought they were routlre arrest |Some 60 miles og “I started again during the safest in our Ustary.” gardan sale Saturday at ttie making a routine arrest of a writOT for as Httle os $1.96 a wedi, > an But be added that the risiiig BINGO Gommimlty HaH fixmi 10 a jn . from where the car 'was aban- fight,” the sergeant sighed. ‘T female impersonator. doned. f was lying there diooting and Area Weather traffic ton demands “ devdop- EVERY VfEDNESDAY NIGHT to 5 p.m. Thto to tbe F T A ’a deetrie model for as Httle <» $3.57 a week? ment of naUonaily unifoim and. 8 0*rr..0CK—LEGION HOME, LESONATO^^ m ajor ftmd-ratotog «vant of tbe PoUce said Etoikiuez and lUs The deputies found a .22 cal- wishing 1 had a smoke. Then I mother 'went to (he farm home said 'Fer crying out loud, what WINDSOR LOGKB (AP) — legeHy binding vehicis safety year, taking tbe plaoa of Ma iber pistol and a .367 magnum, ADDING MACHINES ALSO AYAILABLE V The UB. Weather Bureau sayc standards.” usual apring fair. of BVancisoo Pores, 66, and the 'whlcih belonged to the slain offi- have I got to lose?’ So I lit up.” youth demanded that Perez’ “It’s bad for your health, mostly sunny end cooler weath- “We bdieve,” be said, “that FB C M aatti« cer, in a bag Ehirlquez was “Say, you know what?” said the medic. “We only got 11 months to go. er wUI dominate Connecticut to- the federal government ebatdd daughter, Victoria, a , marry (Mriying. The officers realized Sarge.” Tba pufafie bulkUng oosninto- him. “So? I hope Z live long day. have the uRhnate authority and oion (FBC) bald an unan then who the youth was. A large high pressure system duty under appropriate guide- Tbe proposal was rejected, enough to die of cancer.” tlonery. Another rubbed the tips man coughed. The serg^eant ed. Bach act preserved in ea<^ nounced meeting last waric at The murder charge was filed Gall YALE TYPEWRITER SERVIGE over central Canada will be knee to estaUMi the standuds oCflcora seid, and the woman Vi The men laughed. Bverybody of his fingers lightly over the scratched his neck. man’s mental scrapbook. which mambaia considarad actdi- late Monday night end Enriquez _ ____ moving eastward during the nextappUcahle to the manufacture and her brother, Federico, 24, stared at his hands. A guy with prickly sprouts of his freshly "We wuz all heroes,” some- The day after combat itacta for tba two acbool build was transferred to the Wilson 649-4986, for Informatfen end first sale of the vehicle, and were shot to death. The older a fragment wound was tracing trimmed crew cut. body offered. "You said It.” “Say, you know what?” said ^ provide fair BBRNtB'S ing projacto w ith wliicb It baa County Jail here. (hat the statee should be encour- Peres was critloally wounded to the outline of the hole with a "They aay the first big fight’s "So what?” the medic. "We only got U weather. . been ctaaiged, an alam entary More Trees for Highway Divider Some high-level cloudiness win aged to enact aiimilar standards tbe neck. finger. A lieutenant cleaned his always the worst,” a guy mum- "So, we done good our first months to go." aobooi and a cafeteria-audl'tor- More trees are being planted In the Wghway divider along D. Center St., through U » efforts begin to show up over southern and enforce them during the iiiiiniiniin;;? weapon. A medic cut his finger- Ued. time." lum additton to tita blgb achooL of the Manchester Garden Oub, the Chamber of Commerce City B ea u ^ C o^ ttee and The wanted man then took QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 19231 iiiinmimi;; New England Wednesday after- in Manchester Parkade "Nobody chickened.” M«y great atoriea of prize- vehicHe’e usefid Ufe.” Tba PBC toured two South tbe State Highway Department. Here, Mrs. Charies E. Crocker Jr., g ^ e n club president, two hostages, Fernando PWes nails. "Bull," someone snorted, “ all noon and there will be increas- Bugas' statemmt also en- “Yeah? So nobody ran. Where winning correspondent Tom W indsor elcsnantary aOhoola SaU covere the roota of a tree under the watchful eyes of (left to right) Dr. Cbarlea J a « )^ ^ and his son, Benjamin, poUce ‘T never figured we’d get hit big fights are the same.” ing chances for rain by Wednes- liiiH couM they have gone anyway? Tiede are collected In the at- dorsed administration proposals urdaor, one of them an all-rieo- chairman of the memorial tree project; Louis Coveure of the h igh ly dep^ em t and J‘uuis. It went one Oflara.) ______u- sergeant. coming at me from the rear.” get your copy for f 1 by writing differen t arO bitacts. _ About four hours later, a man orp®^ swered. BRIDGEPORT (AP)—A Clr- step beyond (he administration IflC' "The wofst waa when we got "You said It.” *T sttH say we wux all he- to "Your Men At War,” c/o Tbe next medting of tbe FBC told poUoe he saw a man and The Manchester Evening Her- cult Court Jury has acquitted 4H- biU’s poovilsicn that the secre- Ample Parkiiisr Front and Rear cut off.” “Eight or nine guys got It In roes.” Range Hood wlH be May 9, at wWeb time, Yoienti in iSeW tiOle Yoiir Old Ties woman stmggitog to a oar that elv biiii aid. Box 488, Dept. 08040, Radio year-old Ernest Evan of Trum- tary of oommerce — or secio- "You said it.” this company alone.” They nodded at that. Then a Cbalnnan Dougjlas Cheney says, ...... passed Mm on the highway near aty Station, New York, .N.Y., bull of a charge of negligent tary of transportation if oich a *T felt like Custer’s Last Stand ‘One g^uy had his arm blowed brief alienee again as everyone the architect for the liigh school Gan Do CkM>d HMena, about 100 milee north of off right next to me.” thought of something new to 10019. AUow three weeks for homicide in the auto death of 30” — 36” — 42” oddlticn may bo announced. Robstown, The man said he saw cQ over ag^ain. an elderly Bridgeport man. You can toss your old necktie “He bve?” add. Bach tale'woifld be repeat- drilvery. Banairoo Tasting Party the 'woman pushed from the cor. Before Losses Happen, Insure With LappenI” "You aald it.” Bvan testified that Clarence to a box in a supermarket and “No. I tried to help Mm, but Bomarco, the town couple’s Johnson Admirer She 'was Mrs. Phillip Foss, 21, “You know what reaUy was Sickmund walked in front of Ms Copper •9.95 expect some good to come of it. b it wasn’t any use; tied some- FOR RENT dub, will have a (socktail-tastlng fimny?” a non-com asked. 1 truck Feb. 17, but was not Mt 8 and 16 mm. Movie Pro- ’The Connecticut Jaycees, rep- of Beeville, She died without filing around the stump, but he party Friday at pm. at the "What?” by the veMcle. jectors—aound or silent, also 8 resenting 4,000 young men In 83 regaining oonsciousness and a “Right in the middle of the bled to death right there in my Philip Dooley home at Watrous Sickmund Jumped back, feU, 38 mm. slide projectors. Connecticut communities, are medical examination showed Rd. Tbe tasting is being ar- Named Film Czar Don't Miss whole thing, when file slugs lap.” and struck Ms head on the pave- M2.95 she was killed by a bullet to the were popping aU over, a guy "Jeez.” TV-Radio Tonight WELDON DRUG CO. Stainless Steel ranged by the Bolton Nottsh choosing Valenti'to head their ^ fund-raising ment, Evan testified. WASHING’TON (AP) — Holly- 'Operation Necktie,” In head turned to me and asked for a “What could you do for Mm? 901 Main S t^ T eL 643-5321 trade association, picked a man project. The Boat! He was acquitted Monday. Package Store. Mir. and Mra. wood has turned again to the cooperation with the Ameriimn Later, 80 nUIes aiway, Enri- p.se.” Nothing. I felt alck.” ^ at the Parkade James Kter and Mrs. Bruce who combines political and pro- 1 national political scene for a Cancer Society’s Oonnetrtlcut di- quez pulled into a Stockdale An uninsured boating mishap could “A can-opener?” They kicked at the dirt with Ronson are the heats. new czar of the movie industry motional skUls with much per- service station in a late mber of day to raise money for the Cian- a picture. (24) Travel Time (24) Book Beat U may do so from 7:16 to 8:16. ica. (Commerce of the United States Ir (30) Seehunt ( 8-20-10) McHale’B Navy cer Society. Four miles north of Stockdale, Over Huge Airliner^s Fate (20) BIk Plctoire This is their last opportunity. Into a career as aa intema- I 9:00 ( 8-2040) P Troop Hmimmr Ifis new s^ary, though undis- May we quote rates and assist you (18) TVjpper Hogg stopped a car Uke the one iiiiii (10) Eye-Denttfy (10-22-30) Movie (O closed, wUl be much higher. tlonallst foreign policy advleer BESRABCH PROGRAM LONDON (AP) —Brittoh avia- In eight months in 1969-70. Brit- (24) Point of View Manobester Evening Her- Eniitpiez was seen driving. (22) Hocky and His Friends 9:30 ( 3-12) Petticoat Junction (C) Although he calls himself a to presidents of the United BEVERLY SHORES, Ind.— Clayton Milner, a farmer, as we have so many others? 6:15 (2Q) a u b Rouse (18) SubocrlptUm TV ald BoUon oorrespiHident, Bon experts fear the supersonic ** avta-Uon « x p ^ (10) News. Weather "movie buff," Valenti hasn't States. (AP) — Amerloah colleges and this aa meaning Boeing antici- ( 8-20-40) Peyton Place ClemeweB Young, tel. «43-8981. said he oww get out of Ms (40) Cheyenne (24) Kaleidoscope MMYTAB^m had much time for movies since The motion picture office has univenaities will spend an esfi- ...... Concorde airliner they cruiser and approach the car. ’lii’liililljHIlilniliiinii: pates ultimate sales of up to 100 6:30 (10-22-30) Huntley-Brinkley 10:00 ( 3-12) News Report (C) Johnson transplanted him from been vacant since Johnston died iiiiiiiiii building Jointly wlfii the French ^^jpcraft per year, (C) (24) Dance USA LENOX PHARMACY mated $2.6 billion in reeearrii (18) Ufe of RUey ( 8-20-40) Fuzttlve Texas to the nation’s capital on in August 1963. and development in 1966. Al- win be unable to compete with If so, world airlines would be ( 8) Newswire 299 E. CENTER STREET— 649-0896 10:30 (24) Calendar , UtttfUler Aml ul m Temple Chapter tbe day John F. Kennedy was Johnston’s salary waa under- most 80 per cent wiU be fi- huge aubsoMc Jets now on U.8. «pon(fing $2 Mlllon on Boeing (12) N ewsb^ 10:50 (32-30) Ken Murray (C) (20) Scope 11:00 ( 8-8-10-13-20-22-3040) News, assassinated. stood to be $126,000 a year plus nanced by the federail govern- .. j mu ______.... planes at the time the Ctm- (24) What‘8 NewT Sports. Weather drawlng boards. The French do expected to Wt the ( 3) Walter OonkUe (O (18) Vintage Theater Will Initiate Since then Valenti has been a $50,000 expense account. All ment. not share their concern. market. 6:45 ( 8) Peter Jernilnzs. News U:16 (40) Sports Final the President’s closest personal Valenti would say about his own Tbe esUmete was made by 7:00 ( 3) Movie (1020) TV>nlght (O Temple Chapter, Order of The Concorde will be a 135- The British fear world airlines (22-30-40) News. Weather 13:20 ( 3-8-12) Movie friend inside the official White ^ay was that It wiU be more Industrial Research magazine (24) Calendar 11:26 (40) Merv Grl/fln Show Eastern Star, will meet at 8 House family. He has been very than his present $30,000. in its April issue. passenger plane. The projected would thus have UtUe ready (20) Reader’s DUrest 11:30 (18) Vintage Theeder tomorrow toght at the Masonic V.S. planes are the 490-passen- cash to spare to buy Concordes, ( 8) TwOtzht Zons (22) Celtica vs. L. A busy with scores of chores rang- 1:00 (40) Air Force FUm Temple. After a business meet- Ue/UUMCEj ger [Boeing 747 and tbe stmilar Concorde backers se it hav- (18) Suhsorlptian TT ing from sujiervislon of Ize Douglas DCIO. Ing a three-year head start over Bias SATURUAX’8 tv WEEK FOB GOMPIiETE USTINa tag. nerw ^ speechwriters to improving the Boeing and Douglas feel these an American rival, end they say ItlateiL A. social hour will f 1- foreign ambassedors. huge planes—‘‘jumbo Jets” the it will prove its worth on long Soy, "Thank Yon, tow. The announcement that Val- iMn. Robert M. Bantty is to British <»11 them—will permit runs. enti was leaving provoked an Radio bhaige bf decorations and is as- reductions in transatlantic ., . —------Mother," in a air of sadness at the WMte (This listing InodulM only those news broadr Hardtop. Caspian blue FIN A N C B CMAWM6 a B A N K FIN A N O IN O Airways Corp. aooh will order with blue vinyl interior. Radio, heater, hy- Corvair Monaa 4-Door. Radio^ beater, auto- COMPLETE UNE OF REGULAR PLYWOOD ALL MODELS •nd ttr prices u c tdded retoons fi>r ix Boeing 747s costing $112 mil- dramatic, i>ower steering, 92295 matic transmission. Red with aU 91695 Moo. BOAC also is considering power brakes, wMtewall tires. vinyl interior. Low, low miles. STORE HOURS the purchase oi long-range USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR making dltS yOUT £uxuly pkaamary. Boeing 707-820C Cargo planes and 266-paas6nger Douglas DCS- lE A SIN G PLAN Mon., Tuts.. Sot. 63s. with values like these 10 to 6 Air FraDoa oaiya it alw to B£RRI£‘S 97% o/ All Leases Are Renewed! lmtyii« (he Boetag T47. / As (ha flag aiillnea of itm Wtd.. TWiirs., Fri. oountrioB building (be Oonoorde, TV-APPUANGE STORE 10 to 9 BOAC and A ir France tentative- PAUL DODGE HILLER’S PHARMAGY ly have agreed to take eight MORIARTY BROTHERS (Next To Western Beef Mart) “OONNEOnOUm 0U>EST UNCXHiN-MEROUBY DEALER” Concordes eerit at a price of $17 Mon., Toes., Wed., —^9 A3L-5 P Jd. MAHGHESTER PARKADE 299 GREEN ROAD mlklon per plana. P O NTIAC Tri City Shopping Plaza - Vernon Boeing imomiaed to driiver 301 CENTER STREET — O PEN EVES. — 643^135 Thors., FrL, 9 AJIL-9 PJU.—Phone 643-^74 PHONE 643-4134 OpM Evwy NigM lo 9 • Sot. to 6 878 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER 649-2881 PM Amotaaii’a M bImm wMb- 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 26,1966 PAGE SEVEk MANCHESTER BVianNG HESAID, MANCHESTER, CONN, T0ESDAT,;APB1L 26,1966 six South Windsor BBC to Offer foetoring. This was the proposal to eot- tend toMs on the Jersey Turnpike for- Play in Zulu lEintting Ijtralli ever and devote the revenue from them Nine Appeal Zone Rules LONDON (AP) — The British to the expense* of the state’s general Broadcasting Oocp. TUrd Pro* HO I The zoning board at appeals both of Edgewood Dr. 'noketo HEH6£K. THE ORDER OF THE SOLUN RUtB fdnd. gram radio network, which ca- This proposition had two enticements wUi bold a public hearing at wiU be sold at the door if they s ters to far-ouf Intellectual about It F irst it taxed only those New 8 p.m. May 5 at toe Wapplng are UH available. Elementary School to consider Rotary CHft Jersey motorists who were themselves tastes, has Mt a new high, or PubUihBW. the following applications: AU toe costs In preparing and The Guiding Principle fton ^ ad OctobBT 1. W fl low, in minority audiences. It is lieavy users of the toU turnpike. Sec- CharlM P. carter, a variance dtetributing toe 1966-67 issue •» BreDtox Except Sundap* ond, It promised to snare out of state for temporary operation of a of "Opportunities,” toe publiea- broadcasting a play in Zulu. , Of Our Service motorists by the thousands and extend rn achlne in a garage at 641 Rye tion of toe South Windsor Oom- The dialogue will be in 2Stdu, to them the privilege of paying not only St.. in an A-20 Zone. ' mittee' for Retarded Children, and so wUl toe songs and tribal The golden Rule is the guiding principle _ SOBBCRlPTKnf^TBa for toe road on which they were travel- Herman Gross Sons Corp., a have been covered by a gift otaants. But an FhigUsh narrator ing. but for New Jersey’s schools and specific exception for toe oper- from toe South Windsor Rotary has been subeUtuted for toe atioii of a machine at 67 Main Club. Zulu storyteller so toe audience of our service. We assist with the saine all other kinds of sUte services. S!jfSSIta-::::::::r.:::: 5:80 St., in an R Rural zone. The brochure Is being revised can follow toe plot of **Ihe One Hontli The voters of toe state of New Jer- John and Anna Mascola, John and wlU be distributed In May. Legend of NMthwezl,’’ about a understanding and consideration we would sey gave one of toe best examines of A TUB — ——— Fitch Blvd., a 'variance for an A mother’s day buffet wfU princess and an ogre. iM oetotedjw iea Vnm rreM w .;riy clear, honest, principled thliddng In toe undersized lot, with less than be held May 5 at toe home at expect in similar circumstances. ’S i'^ ie rt^WbUoatKm «* •“ “ ’ " S f e The play was recorded In ete« credited to It or net otherwiee c r e ^ history of free democratic voting when the required depth, and to al- Mrs. Karol Dowglelewlcz, 595 South Africa, and producer Hol- to piper —the loeil news puib* they went to toe polls and defeated toe low construction of a building Main St AU those who plan to ism Tennyson, a great-grandson ^riSto of twpdbUiwtlM e( epecUl di» permanent tolls proposaL closer to the street line thsm attend should contact her by of the poet, says he Is putting It tia^u^ H e leaerred.______Now, for their honesty, for their re- permitted, at the northwest cor- April 30. on because of Its "rich series of fusal to try to sUde their own burdens ner of Mascola Rd. and John Cab Pack 226 consonantal and vowel sounds.” Fitch Blvd., In a GC zone. •nie following awards have SOUTH StOI TiVTt7irWl rirmr, anpearinx io aoTertleeinent* off onto s minority of their fellow dtl- "There’s a witch doctor scene SNTtANCt Tbe Haachester Martin Rulnlck,- 850 Governors been presented to members of which Is really sensational,” xens in New Jersey, and onto out of Highway, a variance for con- Cub Pack 226: says Tennyson. “ It’s a Jolly In- Mill MrTtoi oC n. B. A. Service. state transients, toe people of New Jer- structlon of a garage closer to Bobcat, James Bartele; W olf, sey are going to be paying a sales tax. teresting i>iooe of drama, with ethewa Speelal iUteney — Hew York. CM- the sideline than regulations victor MarinelU; Silver Arrow, an enormous amount of With toe money from it, they are going permit. TMs Is an R Rural zone. Mark Bassos, Jonathan Free- Mfo, Betreit Boeton.______chann.” to begin to face up to some, of toe ex- Wenceslas J. Skiendzlor, 20 man, Steven Olsowy, Ritiiard ‘ member ADDSr BUBBAU OF CXECUIU- The South African Fhnbaasy Plumb Lane, a variance for con- ptackeinski. TK)M«. ______- penditure programs, particularly In the estimates toe grand total of Zu- structlon of apartment-type liv- ctoid Arrows, Jonathan Free- field of educaUon, they have been post- lus In Britain at about six. ing quarters. TMs Is an A-20 man, David Glller, SteVen Sl- poiUng. Broadcast time Is May 1, at 9:40 $»K s^tsSr' sone. card; Den chief cord, Mark p.m., British Summer Time. *'•'— 400 MAIN SWEET • MANCHESTER,CONN.T" Bf 3BSSiF It was a nice era, when New Jersey East Hartford Jaycees hic., a Johnson, could stand isolated as one happy state temporary and conditional per- The frog race was won hy which had neither sales nor Income tax. mit for a one-night circus at the Mark Frechette. Honor Den for But It had to end, and It has now ended northeeist corner of Newberry the month Is Den 1. IBestey, Apra 26 honorably. Rd. and John Fitch Blvd., in an Little League It would now seem In order for Con- I zone. Little League Farm and necticut and New Jersey to get together Alfred L. Bolduc, 664 Graham pee Wee division practices wUl and'try to keep Mayor Lindsay from Rd., Wapplng, a variance to t Predoiis If Not Perfect? slapping his Income tax on those resi- park a camp trailer. TMs Is Litoe League; Cubs, Wedhes- an A-20 zone. ,ja,y at Pleasant VaUey Field, O rg an Co ncert / Over In Saigon, U» government of dents Connecticut and New Jersey Dem- Donald R. Dyson, 101 Maskel and Saturday at the Little 'Treinier Ky ha* fomnilatod aometfalng ocrats have so far protected from such a Rd., Wapplng, a variance for i^ gu e Field on Ayers Rd. ‘,of a ttaietable for U»e Introduction of fate. construction of a garage closer from 3 to 5 p.m.; Cards, Tuee- by the Celebrated New York O rganist 'Hte detnocmtlo procew to the We, of to tlti sideline than regulations ^g_y at Pleasant VaUey and ,^outh Vietnam. Montgomery At Hastings permit. TMs is an R Rural zone. Saturday at the Little League J In a day or two, an electoral. oom- It is with mingled emotions that w* J. E. Shepard Co., a variance pield from 1 to 3 p.m.; Short Reminiscing for Vernon Congregationalisms Musical ‘W eelon win he created hy decree of hear that that Inveterate and always for a sign larger than regula- Seconds at toe Little League Martoa and FM Walker visualize their wedding day, several seasons back, as the Vernon premier Ky. Thla wUl have from. 96 to victorious general of battles origlnaUy tions permit at Jhe Shepard In- Field; Yanks, Monday at Pleas- Congregational Church prepares tor its forthcoming production of “The Pour Seasons.” Bill Dalton dustrlal Park at Bldwell Rd. ant Valley and Friday at the ^100 members, 48 of them being chosen fought and lost by others has, at long TWarHift and Ed, toe elder, are played by . Judy Stone and John ’Trent, while Martha and Ed, and John FHch Blvd. TMs is utOe League Field; Red Sox, * for their present position aa member* last, worked his way back to 1066 and the younger, are recalled by Mlmi and Jim Spencer, The musicEd will be presented Pridiay an I zone. Thursday at toe Little League and Saturday at Rockville High School; curtain time is 8 p.m., and tickets will be avail- W provlndal and municipal councils, and toe Battle of Hastings. Registered Nurses Field, Saturday at Pleasant BENEFIT O F T HE W IN D H A M REG IO N A L TEC H N IC A L ,jthe remainder being chosen to repre- Field Mantoal Viscount Montgomery able at toe door. (Heral)C 26U1 Andvenwry 01 The Natinoal Gallery Of Art, Washington, D.C. Vroupe. King Harold, William toe Conqueror night at 8 at the Mgh school. Field and Saturday at Pleasant being taught to program the dress party fUnd-ralsers In Lin- coln, Neb., and Garden O ty, /'T h e BuddWsta, who already control and his Normans would have been “YOUNG SPANISH WOMAN WITH A GUITAR” : Auguste Renoir, (1841-1919) The guest speaker will be Dr, Valley from 1 to 3 p.m.; Dodg- machine and all students In Inside these classes will ha've a chance N.Y. (inost of the provlnoial and nnmldpal thrown back across toe Channel, and James Hennessey, a speclaUst ers, Tuesday at Orchard Hill to operate it. Garden City, on Long Itiand, VeouncUs, are expected to control this toe history of Western olviUzation In diseases of the lungs and a yield No. 1, FUday at Pleasant W e d . and T h u rs.- A p ril 2 7 - 2 8 - 8 p.me staff member at St. Francis Valley. The public Is inttited to watch Report happens to 1» toe bailiwick of slectorsl oommisaion. might have been altered fundamentally. Hospital. Dr. Hennessey wlU dis- Indians, Monday at\ Little students operate It May 3 from Republican old pro Leonard \ Tills electoral commission will, some (Continued from Page 6) We trust toat the retroactive exer- AThonght for Today cuss emphysema. I,eague Field; Short Seconds, 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the school. Hall, once a Nixon lieutenant. tens In May, formulate an election law, It was Hall who In'vlted Romney Shafer A u d itoriu m , W illim a n tiG cise of Viscount Montgomery’s military Sponsored by the Manchester Connecticut Yankee Wetiey Memorial Monday at Pleasant Valley. York, who is on Intimate terms ^wfaidi the government will subsequentiy genius Is never permitted to go quite Conn^ of Churches The Woman’s Society of Wes- Farm teams; Astros, Manchester Evening Her- with Ronmey, would prove for- (at toe request of local party inroclalm . so far or to become quite so sweeping By A.H.O. ley Memorial Church win meet Wednesday at toe Wapplng ald South Windsor corres- midable opposition to Rockefel- leaders). Indeed, toe Romney- State T e ach ers C o lle g e ^ On Aug. 1 there w«l begin an elec- as to change history so much that no ' • ’ • by at the church for a brief ses- School Field, FUday at Orchard pondent, Anne Lyons, tel. 644- ler in Ms own state. Hall relationship is getting The Pride That Apes Humility* 'warmer, ,^on campaign, wWch will be followed, Rommel ever gets to North Africa for Anurohin In New York City The contest between Senator In these appearances, H was Sion tonight at 7:30. Hill No. 1; Orioles, Hiesday at 8682. The fact that Tomney Is Rowland Evans Jr«. and .Robert D. Novak Len Hall is no kingmaker who, !’On Aug. 15, by the actual voting. What looked up at an obviously self- Peter Miariani and E. Clayton Mariani who hod things going Members will attend the first the Wapping F leli Friday at emerging as the moderate c mmimlata or neutralists. odlsts 'more zeal, but no- other toe requirements and outlines as to the depth and loyalty of books. PeeWee; White Sox, Wednes- an after breaking away from an given speeches in Connecticut, tween 3.1 and 3.6 per cent from the so-called Honolulu declaration of leaders, Scranton definitely lock, throwing ail the chips td Church could beat them In hu- which would have been charac- Ms own Republicanism. He was Oo-hosts foe toe meeting 'wiH ect, as any- heavier Involvement In Asia. . . . put together a national opera- If, in tola phase of tiie con- Rloht or Mrs. O aire Keating, the school. All math classes are one essential advantage of 1964: ber of Commerce headquarters wares, and fight for preferment thing very dosely related to democracy, • • • tion for Mm. test, there had been one tingle The failure of the moderate Re- at toe Hotel Sheriden. and survival. or even approaching a free election. Perhaps toe first comment Is toat Curiously, Romney — to Ms report of a convincing triumph pdhUcam to unite the Presidency if be came from hours during which both men, endorses Edwin May Jr. of late, entry into the picture, be- sUgbtly better explanation tor the fact ceptloiu, It seems to us, lurk In toe no- casion to meet with prominent behind and oh a smashing Sometimes in toe same room Wethersfield in Ms quest for gan a series of personal appear- that Just about everybody, including the tion of practically IlmiUess aid to Asia. RepuhUcan modsratee who third terns for. Govemor this with one another, represented GOP nomination for T7. S. rep- ances before Various sectional One of them, is to be found In toe Vice might conceivably oppose him year? Only the innocent would thtir own cases in high deci- ' Americana on the scene, seems to be resentative in Hartford County. groui» of party w ork^. President’s statement that "we can’t be for the nomlnatloo,' he sMts answer no. sion conference with ^ top going along with tbs Idea of laittlng on Reports from these appear- a world power with a half-world tn- whether they will give him a But RodtefeBer la not really leadenship of toe party was a " this charade, pitiful and ftuolcal though On TUs Date ances—those by Mariani—and volvement." green light. ,Sucb attractive (hat much threat to Romney. In phase shrouded , in considerable H m ay seem. In 1866, John Wilkes Booth, those by Gengras—went out In- We would suggest that almost the younger moderates ss Govs. fact, Ben. Jacob Javits of New secrecy, and it did not involve, TWs could, at the leaM, be atoken be- toe assassin of Abraham Un- to wider circles of party mem- $200 opposite is tme. The resp(melble exer- Mark Hatfietd of Oregon and so far as we have been able to MICHABLB WILL. TELL $300 $400 (Sea Page Seven) coin, was UUed. bers and workers. ginning In the routines and pracUcee of clM of power emphatically should not John Love of Ootorado have learn, any one-sided triumph or democracy for the people of South Viet- mean economic or military mvolvement deficiency for cither man. But YOU EXACTLY WHYI pn»H- Mo election held in suCh a country everywhere. Indeed, toat policy is a •toe obvious conclusion,: bjr toe at eodi a time under such conditions pretty good prescription for ceasing to outcome, was toat Gengras did aouM be con sider noraud and fibe and be a world power as some great na* not lose on the Mgh hard level aafe. But perhopa the aniy way to be- tibru before us have d&KsOveied. t.',- the victory he -hade HSn- commitment. Slnoe by Mr. Huirrimrey’s ^nre to keep his own Democrats in Una *y, Virginia, with the first group account the Administration isn’t think- ^ for It Conceivably New Jersey Demo- to etiabUtii a permaatent Eng- AnMrios^s most distinguished moteresf. ing small about Ha plans for Asia, toe Hsh settlement in America. ^ arats, Um those in another neighbor to Johnson Dootrtne could lead to endless Ten Years Ago jMaw Toilc, the good state of Ooimectl- entanglements In Internal politics and Britttii Prime Minister Anth- lan t bav« been losing their ancient aest additional wan. ony Eden and Soviet Premier EASY PAYMENTS INVITEE) ^fir ttie tnoomo tax la favor of -poaslbla On one point everyone wotiU haws ta BMganln signed a ^atoetoral appeal to New Torkeis who agree with toe Vice President: "Wa-Mp saying totir two oountries woifld JawELcna Bfl.>/eRaMiiHs aiNoalaoQ ; Bleep and vote in their midst going to be in Asia far a kmg, long work for peace tmd im end to M O RIARTY BRO T HERS ; One honorable' thing to note about time.’’ That’s toe way It looks, all right, tiw armaments race. D O W N T O W N M A N CHESTER A T 958, M AIN STREET disoouraging as some may find It And «OomMo(lcnt’s O ldest: i-Mereaiy Pestei* jNew Jeiasy's final seduUon of its stats Five Years Ago If toat is the way it Is to be. It makes 3 insuring problem Is that it Is vastly Motae Tabombe, president eC 643^135 toe Administration’s evident lack of aoeationlat Kata;^ Pxovlaoe, 301 CEMFER STREET vdounder sad more hooeat than the pvopo- reaBsm about Asia afl the more dtetotb- ^islked out of 'a oootaenoa af irttioa «H flb Ctovamor Bugtus wsa onoc iBg. — WALL SmBaST JObBNAL ' ’— m u f l t m n m * PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENH^ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONW^ TUESDAY, APRIL 26, PAGE N edden D ies Space Operation G>lnnibm Fricndg Showra* IMBeb McCartaii In O klahom a B a c k to N o rm a l Albert W ough to SpeiJt FOR EXPERT STEREO At Cape Kennedy Mdal Manor tor Mtaa Sharon WHEEL A L IG N M ^ -J M ^ ^ P la n e Crash radiator R W A ^ G ^ mco bing CAFK KBMNBDT,, Via. (AP) To GOP Women’s Group MoOMtan Of «T Utae St. was fivaa at tba Anartean togUxi COMPLETE BRAKE SBRVILIS A 17-year-oId East Hartford : Operationa were back to nor^ AHwt S. WauKh. fomar pro- frlcA ItupraamtaHaa lor Iba Boy Homs Mat weak, and M x «t W SEE youth, formerly of Manchester A P P U A N C E inal at tUs miaalle baaie today vost of tha univeralto of Oohp BcksUm. prasmted a cbacter last frlanda and nlatloaa attondad. has become the fourth Connecti- after eftrtUng etoctrtdans voted , . weak to Chto Scout Pack 63, aig- rV«ofl»er baa sim ye b»en a It and l!»ta «an fall In tlie form Tba Xofion Home was dec- cut victim of the military plane a acmay truce in their dispute nacaeut. w lli Da tba prtneipal J ^ ta g it o t e n t o y o a r t o it o X Odated in a pb * and wtdia de- CLARKE MOTOR SALES ooooem of mBw/Iiog W *o l vary artian anow cryrtal^. U ■neakar at Qw RepubUean Woin- of tbs IpcaX PEA. crash in Oklahoma last week £t« awUieir forocaaUng be- ia true, however, that anow can with Vidted Tednology Center. cor. and tba to n t of honor 301 BROAD STREET—643-9521 an’s Cbdi dinner Wadnasday at M n . Ifaraball Altkan, FCA that claimed more 80 lives. ^ame d *ol«Bce, iaficn and oome ia obiorBt'In 1M7, Cbloago Ihe truce in Qie elgtatHday opinad bar gMto wfeOa aeafed T p .« . at T « « « n . Han. « M « d . yrtMent. SrJS^on a ebalr decorated wMh pink PvL Gary Nodden, son of Mrs. lannera leaned that Mrtain residenta were atartled by a strike of Intomatlonal Union of Audrey J. Nodden of McKee aloud wWe -algiia of datIc.litewD anowfaS. oauadd by Electrical Workers marttbera Ing to Mra. mrginla lawia, pro- ^ roaaa over wUch bng a wUte loos wnlnBa. A buttet bmcta SL, East Hartford, and grand- weather cbengee and the anow ctystala formhiK- on was re«*ed Monday la a live- ^chairnum. gS! that taa dtreoUgn of theutedothiy duat particles. Red and was sarrcd Mhnlng Sia g>ft son of Mr. and Mrs. Basil T. hour sCadon in San Wandaco Waugb retired from tbe Unhr- ^*M O U ta a MVatar A m a ^ Nodden I of' 221 Hackmatack another important due. green anow have l>een loiown to between federal medtetma, un- oponiog. eraity lart year after «1 yean uog wUeh bad bean donated by Tbe abower was ghwn by bar St., was among the army re- REGISTERED often thdr Uvea or crops fall In Greenland and other Arc- offidals and company repre- cruits killed in the crash, the Exclusive a t (depended on their ability to pre- tic regione. When melted and at aenrica. tbe PTA. wit, Mia. Bknneto Taomona, AUTO aentattvea. Defense Department announced. tiot a atorm or a cold snap, examined they were found to The wotkera at Cape Kennedy Mn. Awards wen mads as M- Mrs. Robert Andereon, and her playcd a dylalye role toe badge, Gary Raya- ’The plane, an American Fly- tome of the weather aaytnga contain tiny pertldes of fUngl voted to ratify tba interim oooSo, M ra BMeeo BnrteoL MANCHESTER collected as they feU to earth. qpectacular development of Ooo- is » ,i, oudmandaon. WB- cte airliner, crashed in toe Ar- based on their keen obeerva- agreement. , GLASS buckle Mountains of southern Ihxia have a aouad sdentiflo Today there are more than Fioketa were withdrawn from LaFnmboIs#, Guy Back; wito an enrollment ^ jhm badge, Antbony Maaro, Wrong Number! Oklahoma while enroute from taaia. Ebom the oU4inie farm- XO.OOO weather reporting eta- five entranoea to tbda space cen- tbe p re a ^ ruajor ixDivomQf u>uvon>i.j _ Ft. Ord, Calif., to Ft. Bennlng, ie aaas this one: tiona atrsteglcally' '' located ter. ____ reealvad O f All Kinds 5 YEARS wito an Wollment of M.OOO ^ .ervlca aS ii). ^auyOCBarm,, Mass. (AP) Ga., where the young army re- If tbs BMon abowa a attver around the world. Som| are op- Only U6 of toe 1,100 oonotruc- —Nntta more than 38,000 names Installed Pnmiptiy cruits were slated to undergo djidd aratod by people, but others tton Wkera bad honored the Mr. waugb ■****” ^baa ’ not orty'de- in tba Oiouoeatar talepbone bocdc airborne and other types of ad- Be not afraid to teap your flald. are con^ileK instrtiment pack- picket Uitea' Mteiday and the voted tone to tba rtienomenal Honro, Robert Quinn, Douglaa to ehooaa froin, Sandra J. Au- In AH Makes of Can vanced training, I But It aba fisea tarioed leond. National Aeronautics end Space ™ __ Belli, John Erlandaon, ______television APPLIANCES agea that automaticaliy send in- Hw.1.. ^ gtmrth of toe unlyersl^ and ttt rtoChlo pirtMd toe wrong one. Nodden was bom in Manches- toon ir d l bead on deluced fmnation from tbe middle of Administration said there was to ^eet tto”lire a a ^ PhSlimoro, and Btobaid Owwa- ri^ottUL WORK DONE INDOORS IN OUR SHOP T w o Esca pe I n j u r y in T oll a n d Sm ash up SERVICE ter Aug. 22, 1948, and attended ' f^IQODdp the ooean or from a winderwept only minor (dowdowa on a lew ^ at young people of the Mia Anrlootaib fttoea cbaiges local schools, living for several Two Stafford youths walked away from this sedan after it crashed into a tree and rolled PRO TECTIO N C O N TR A CT . Halos ateund tbe moon and needs of young OPEN 8 a M- to B PAL—SATDBDAYS 8 AJd. to HOOK mountain paafc. OtMl other building prpjeote. state, but he hae found tone to Gold arrow points ware pro- at fM ng a false name and ad- years in his grandparents’ home over off Rt. 30 in Tolland about 6:30 p.m. yesterday. The driver, Michael J. Hurchala, 17, sun are oanaed by Ufbt leflect- weather Infonnation is auto- The California plants aie lo- give to toe RepnbUcan party aented to Ronald Pellatier, Kev- drees wblla porrtiartiig drugs, on Hackmatack St. and later on was charged by State Police with failure to drive in an established lane and is to appear in NEXT TO STOP and SHOP tog off bigh toe cryatal douda cated at Sunnyvale, Redwood matically radioed to earth from and to the bcftermant of the in Bell, Howard sails. Tbomaa gha was cangtat, ^ o e aay, Winter, St., before moving to Circuit Ctourt in Stafford May 25. Henry Slerputowskl, 17, was riding with Hurchala when CGvers all parts and kriior ffor a ffuH fiva (dirowtratUB douda). 111608 aatdUtes, rockets and high- City and Coyote. Keegan, Peter Cbiok, Steven baoanaa'khe gave the name and J. H WHITE GUSS CO. he lost control of the car in traffic, skidded off the highway to the left and smashed into douda uauaBy mean that rain la state government*' East Hartford with his mother TEL. 649-3406 altUuda bailoonn. Tbese mil- Tbe union ia asking for a 16- Pndlo ark James Newton. address of the druggist’s moth- 31 BISSELL ST. Phono 649-7322 about a year ago. the tree. State Police said. (Herald photo by Satemls.) ytars. Registarod ffor your protoction. Ex- tbe way. Tbe earty aaitor lions o f bits o f Infonnation oent hourly increase plus a 30- Waugb has been vice chair- man of toe Stote Commiaeion to Both gold and silver arrow erdn-law while trying to fUl a He attended East Hartford OPEN DAILY 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. ocntrtbutod this one: about wind speed and direction, oent differential lor working at points went to sniUam LsTram- praecriptlon. elusivt at TumpHia TV. iky red in the morning relative humidity, temperature, Cape Kennedy. California elec- Beviae ESectkm Laws, cbaiiv High School before enlisting in man of toe Poat-War Planniiig boiae, RarMolib Beck, Donald- the service Nov. 22, 1965. The Donate Blood WED., THURS., FRI. to 9 P.M.—SAT. to 5 P.M. a sailor’s aura wamiiig atmospheric preesure, radiation, tricians also want their pay DavM Grant, Stam ler Criticizes £ y red toward night and so on, are sorted and ar- raised to the Cape Kennedy lev- youth’s mother today was in se- Members of the Veterans fa a aaUor’a delight. el of $8.98 «n hour. Sir- £S 'sr clusion and further details were of Foreign Wars and the ranged by meteorodoglsta in , ^ . nrsmosiftei Altkan rocoived a savor arrow not immediately available. « We know teat 'dust and dbcC such a way that they can not T^Urm had o f ^ a 19 W ^ ^ RualOka ra- Stein Club are asked to give Bny pertlclea in the Atmoi^bera ortty predict tomorrow's weath- hourly increaee with no differ- He also served on toe JomC ^ ^ A total of 82 persons were fa- blood in the name of Paul Reclassifying Jo bs Committee lor Stote Mental ««▼•“ " » • aoatter tbe sun’s Ugbt. TMs er hut can give long-range fore- cntiaL tally Injured in the crash, six of Offen Jr. when the blood (usty atmosphere allows tbe Hoapital, chaired the State In- UtUe "Of them civilians, according to Democratic Director Frank Stamler, last night at a casts with reasonable accuracy. atituUanal Building Oommlsaion, Coaches for tbe little League drawing is held at the Cen- inger red rays of defleotod sun- the Pentagon reports. ter Congregational Church board of directors’ budget workshop, slashed out at “ the Tbroughout the world there and aerved on the commlaalon teams have been announced by ght to come through to d are many large areas where air The other Connecticut victims, tomorrow. Paul Offen Sr., custom of reclassifying town employes this year, after ADM IRAU r .ter extent than the Shorter Embassy Butler for Potentials of the Aged. Thomas Collins, chairman of kreal ooiieciecollects anaand ranamaremains quietqinei, forlur ■. - - i previously announced, Included the boy’s father, la a post having been reclassified last year,’’ and called the pay rays, causing the ted sky. Waugh waa a RepubUean toe recreaUon councU’a basebaU SAVINGS blue a long time and gradually takes O llO t D y tv O D D e r S Stanley J. Nasuta Jr., 23, also of member. ’The four-year-old schedules, in some Instances,------I^hla aunrise or sunset effect ia member o f the ConaUtutlonal program. They ere: Vmte onAM the characterie ■ iM ivl ■■■lait tice1 n ii of the w East Hartford; Norman J. Mus- boy, a leukemia patient at __ fViTivikTifri/\iT PpftTw ttia SAcond So3c. Idatt ^Jacli and IRay Mol* “distorted facte and a distor- gtepg, I will develop a longevity bnly seen if the air is dry in toe ktyid og water over which it has kataho, 20, of Portland; and the Heurtford Hospital, needs tlon and mampulation of fig -. ag requested by employe hirectom of tbe sun. Since our .WASHINGTaN (AP)-iAbut- ^ ^ ladf. Red Lege, Ed Merritt and a7td LOAN Robert E. Commune, 19, of An- A-positive blood, though any settled. Thaae source regions ler at the Italian EJmIbaesy re- others to be present John Groman; Taidcees, Len A S s o C' I A ..T I O N nres.’’ groups, to take care of pay- STEREO - REFRIGERATORS Weatoer usually moves from Bonia. Nasuta’s mother, Mrs. Al- t are tote large weather fac- nitins in satisfactory condition include RepubUean candidates German and Nate Rosen; Ckrd- type of blood will be wel- Stamler said, “I am speaking mentg to employes at their max- beet to east, dry air to toe weet tories. From them, huge air bina Kasuta, resides in South come and usable. of no paa-Uoular job or person. salary step.” Would mean clear weather, miuiiiMt move nuLrarrv^r th ^ being Bhot in the back by for office such as State Seiiator Dick Ruzlcka anf Ken Windsor. masses move out, carrying tncir ^__ e Andrew Renko Ron Douklas Williams; farm team, Joe I object to the custom—there Stamler and Weiss clashed on own parlkular kind of weather one of two gunmen who Invaded itepKo, iwp. uougias . " y/^££. is no Justification for it and I ^ Z ^dJoim^ ^ ______Milen. ____State Armstrong_ and StuartCom an. IWITITUTIOIO an Interpretation of reclassifica- • C O LO R TV with them. No matter where me emoassy m a roooery av ^ __ ^______Pony team coach-Ri AliCHE$Tl»*» OLDlfiT riHAIiCIAt ____ don’t intend to go along with tion privileges as made by Town 21, 23, 25-INCH CONSOLES — COLOR STEREO TH E AT E R S aveatber. tempt. Central * * it.” '1 However, nraat of toe old-time ^ ** -- - ■ tothe 35th District es wiU be announced soon, A n dover Counsel Irving Aronson. •aylnga were products of the either moist or dry» cold __ or PoUce said Lorenzo Glannoni, Mrs Georcre Rurnham. club About 80 boys have signed up fOOZ c 4 €a in S M e e t, ’The workshop session, for two Aronson had ruled that toe vvaxm. to different degrees. The M was wound^ as he fled up- Q so far, according to Collins, hours o f its 2V4 hour length, general manager, if funds are ■T H i m A P T A I* t r i A 0fl1HTY1A1T Q D * * . . . ____ a ASU.. was really a Democratic caucus, available, may reclassify any • STEREO Recreatio n U n it Stu dy Set; SOLID STATE PORTABLE AND CONSOLE COMBINATHtNS ge^mtty—-»• of toe coming winter leoco Is the result of constant manded “money and watches’’ ner^ may phone Mrs. _ Burnham, . .— tag on .----- team------assignments. BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE 31—COVENTRY for only Democrats Francis Ma- position if, in his opipion, the San hobe nrM«/predicted4Mi i«rby iHatoe width battlea between large moving of Glannoni and AmedeoJ , Gnug- Mrs.„ .J Irvingl ,i* ,Lolm or Mrs. „ La- r .. HomemakeraHomemakers honey, Raymond Ellis, Robert duties have changed. if toe brown bands of Ihe wool- air masses that dlffar from one n(^ M’ a taght atten^L ^ Vergne Williams. The pubUc^jS The Cdunubia Homemakers W h ere A re Q uestion naires? Stone and Stamler were on Stamler insisted that reclas- ly • bear catetpUlar. Scientlflc another and are forced into Glannoni was walking down meet tonight at 7:40 at the home hand. sification is the province of the oonfUct The meterdogtot’s an embassy stairway when he Drive d Mrs. Richard St. Marie, Rt. Tlie Andover Recreation gram are being handled by the ^______board of directors only, and • PORTABLE TV ftudtea of the woolly-bean over Republican Directors Harold 11 T O 23 IN C H A L L C H A N N E L k period of yean have proved weather forecast is primarily saw the gunmen inside a side The bake sale held Saturday 6. Miss Norma Lawtwi of Oov- Commission is asWng towns- troop’s leader, Mrs. Robert S. Turkington, John Garside promised to discuss the matter Ibis toeory to be tooorrect The baaed on the movements of entrance that was about to be for toe Cancer Drive brought entry, IFYB representative to n*nniM tn fflll out and return the Campbell, assisted by Mrs. Nor- Robert Stavniteky were at- more fully at future caucuses lUclmeeB of aidmala’ winter these air maasee and his knowl- locked for the night, officers in a total of $71.69 according to Taiwan, will speak and rtww people to nm out ana return me mand R„nneau.Bonneau, Mrs. Richard tending an executive board of the DemocraUc directors. questionnaire on recreation •oaite has also been found to In- edge of vtoai theae movements said. The intruders, both Ne- Mra. Nathan Pell, drive chair- slides. Mrs. BoUsh Piasecki and Adams, Mrs. Ernie Chasse and meeting of the GOP Town Com- One pay raise with which • C O N SO LE TV teU him. groes, fled empty handed after iwATi Mrs. Luciue Robinson Jr., are preferences it has distributed. Mrs. Philip Denoncourt. The Stamler did agree, as did all moate plenty of good food, rato- The questionnaire was sent to mittee, and showed up at the 23-INCH BLACK AND ViHITE FURNITUIUE STYLED CABINETS ^r than a preparatton for a odd If you mlBB toe forecast, how- the shooting. This wedc, the drive will ben- hostesses, leaders will return the troop to workshop near the taU end of of the directors, was the one Winter. In many parts of toe ever, Just remembw tbe dd Gnugnoli suffered face cuts tfl bOrfiolders about two weeks VT^over bv 5 nm which places Director of Pub- efit from a ‘‘Bowl-Down-Can- School Menus ago, with instructions where it the discussion. frorld toe moon has long been New England eaytag—*Tf you when he was struck in the face cer” Tournament at toe WlUl Wednesday, meat and noodle lic Works Walter Fuss at $13,(XXI could be left fo r pickup by the Democrats David Barry and Unked to toe earth’s weather. don’t like the weather now, just with a pistol as he tried to grab Bowling Center. Matthew Bach casserole, corn, fruit; Thuraday, Manchester Evening Herald annually making him, next to commission. Some have been Olof Anderson did not appear. • REFRIGERA TORS We hear of a “dry" or a “wet” wait a minute and. It wiU one of toe weapons. A bdlet and Nathan Pell are co-chair- breaded veal sticks, carrota, Andover correspondent, Law- Weiss and School Superintendent returned, hut many are still Stamler’s outburst was pre- STANDARD DOUBLE DOOR OR FROST FREE tnood. Careful study of the rec- Change!’’ waa discharged but went wild. ,nen and Charles Hill Jr., has peas, applesauce; Brtday, dam ir s rence Moe, tel. 742-6796. Willifra Curtis, the third highest PLUS FAMOUS DtJPLEX — ALL SIZES hrda ahowB that toe moon has n o ______^ . i®ut. cipitated by the examination of paid'town official. Qnugnoll was treated at Wash- obtained gifts from WiUimantic chowder, tuna boats, vegetable The next meeting of the com- on toe weather beyond '8'1'llEf * i t lHOATS IN dtE A SB ington Hospital Center, merchants to be given as prizes, stldu, brownies. salary sheets which puzzled the "WeU-deservlng,” was the am inalgnlfloant tidal effect on HARTFORD (AF)—A total of Ambassador Sergio FenoaKea mission Is set for May 5 and directors, because of the in- consensus expressed by all. Each participating league will will be devoted to studjdng resi- Rights Marches Ihe earth’s atmosphere. 18,747 cases of streptococcal not iiome, receive a prize, plus individual Mancheator Evening Her. clusion o f anniversary date in- Aside from Stamler’s attack ’ sitwu^h— popular bdtef is that throat have been reported to the ------NOT dents’ preferences for. various crements, normal increments, on reclassification and i>ay prizes. aid Columbia oorre^MMident, kinds of recreational activities. Slides Subjects I'll Is too odd to snow." This is State HeaMb Department so far 100 m HUON BIBLES reclassification increments, pay schedules, the board spent little Pack 68 Virginia M. Carlson, toL 888- Some o f tbe«: programs outlined hot a fact. R la tn ietoa tlfttla this year, an increase of nearly mo NTRBAT, N.C. (AP) — An gproup change increments, step Weiss’ recommends' PHILCO. James Cook, Natchaug Dla- 9824. would have to wait until pub Kenneth ’Thompson, photo- gKtremely odd not very much 4,000 over tba same period last official of toe Amertoan Bide change increments, title-change Uons for the public works and He funds are available. Many grapher for toe Commission on eawewi w can fall. This ia because year. Society says world distribution increments, and additional ap- sewer and water departments. ALL Of the arts and crafts programs Race and Religion for the Na- the amount of moisture sir can In weekly reports of other of toe Bible pn>baWy will ex- propriation increments, all on As in prevloiw workshop ses- iKdd depends on its tempera- diseases, measles declined from ceed 100-miUion YOUR Serm^y. a presentation of toe ^ ' ^ ^ ^ Tokyo Mrs. Carr enroUed APPLIA N CES Ford warranty. ATMl law and in- backyard fires were blown about non. Mrs. Stuart Danforto and ■oout laomlse and law, mo iri Thomas Manning are co- the children ta an American CONTRIRUnON* TODAY! dividual and group staging. boarding school and then made Thera wlU also be an ertilblt ’The first fire call was report- chairman of the tea. tripa to Seoul, South Korea and 1961 T-B IR D ed on Cervans Rd., followed st. Matthew’s Notes REFRIGER A T O RS 1965 FO RD CUSTOM ’ of craft Items done by the troop. Saigon, South Virt Nam. STANDARD DOUBLE DOOR OF FROST FREE TOP OB BOTTOM ^>ecialty numbers on toe pro- Green Rd. and a third on Soipsic The Crowning of toe Blessed Was it all worth it? Green Rd. and a third on Sn ^ ic Mother’s Statue will take place FREEZERS INCLUDING NEW 22 FT. SIDE BY SIDE COMBINATION. HARDTOP MANCHeSTER S C H O L A R S H IP ^ “These experiences give me 2-DOOR Lake Rd. May 8 at 4 p.m. in toe new much to take back to my stu- V-8, standard trans. White, red interior. Michael J. Hurchala, 17, of st. Matthew’s church. Miss dents whai I return,” Mrs. Carr II FOUNDATION* INCORPORATED || Stafford Springs esraped ta- Patricia Kellner wiU perform ,,iug twinkling, RA N GES jury in a one-car accident yes- the crowning, and members of wistfuUy of '' Ml EAST GENTEB ST., MAMCHESTEB .. FULL LINE INCLUDING LATEST SELF CLEANING OVENS WITH 1964 FO R D 1963 6 A L A X IE 500 MAYTAG terday evening on Rt. 30 near toe confirmaUon class, toe CYO, g g g w tiw wonders of the worid. AUTOMATIC STTRRER " n Leonard’s Comer. tbe Women’s Guild and the Holy but few ever pick themselves up W ASHERS Hurchala was traveling south Name Society will participate, and go. This has been a marvel- GAIAXIE 506 2-DOOR HARDTOP IIK -...... II on R t 30, preparing to pass a The Rev, Edward Davis will de- ous, memorable year for both • LA U N DRY d-DoOT Sedan. W hite. Blue. 852 V-8,' P.S., Cruzo. Wl) Une of cars. When another liver toe sermonr me and my children.” NEW TOP AND FRONT LOAD AUTOMATIC WASHERS AND II Address ...... || passed him, according to state BuUeUn Board police, he applied his brakes Mothers of boys belonging to MATCHING DRYERS A Wide SfrIaeriM off Hm Ustd Con Avoiloblo Now I DRYERS skidding off the left side of the toe Boys’ BasebaU League wiU Atka in Port II Donation ...... || road and bitttag a tree. His car meet tomorrow night at 8 ta the si:i: sustained heavy damage. United Congregational Church BOSTON (AP) — The Navy • A IR C O N D ITIO N ERS He as charged with faUun to bouse to organize an auxiliary, icebreaker Atka is back ta port DELUXE MOBILAIRE AND HIGH CAPACITT UNITS drive in on established lane and Women interested ta formtag after six months of maintaining NORMAN’S is sitaedtded to a^gwar ta Clr- a Women’s. SoftbaU League wiU an open channel for cargo ships ILr, -CONVOIIBIT HOURS: cuit Court ta Stafford Springs meet tomorrow night at the which supply toe U.8. scientifio DISH W ASH ERS Contributions must be made before April 30 K,,r I It. tl, -I to >1 - t o - t S . r v ir o Democratic Women , velt, WTegold Rd. The 226 officers and men of INCLUDINO NO. 1 RATED BUH/T IN AND POPULAR PRICED for the ’66-*67 school year. Scholarships wiD PORTABLE UNITS be awarded in June. n-( n t il!'■ <"*>’ The Democratic Women’s ------the Atka were ta tactical-com- Sales and Service, Inc. EXTRA HOURS THURSDAY EVBIING 6 to 8 Ghib tlrBl meet tmnorrow night Msncliester Evening Her- mand of Ohip and shore opera- M \ \ c Mr- *i * tt ot Z in tbe Town HalL The g u ^ aid ToOsnd earrespaodeBt, tkms in the Rom Sea dmtag Ut Niil fRnr MANCMSTBt speaker wlH be M n. Mary Me- Bette <)iiatrsle, tel. 876-8840. their tour. L ‘U

PAGE ELEVEN { MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, APRIL 26,1968 'TEN IV ^ 919 W. Center St, foBowed by a State Supreme Court Fem oii HAVE YOU AN solemn high mass of Requiem at Russell Urges U.S. First KiU Indonesian Students Superb EVENT SCHEDULED OUtufiiy St James* Church at 9< Burial THAT C A itS for will be in St James’ Cemetery. Of Hanoi’s Friends may call at the fu- Memorial Plaque Finds New Home m ER/m POOP? Bagk BUKe noHCHer ^enU hO!>i^UUa evening from Reverses Convictipiis Block Lenin Exhibit Bomb More Targets It may fee n .wefMlag, a feaa* Hugh Blake Mulsen*r, $2, ^ ^ 9 tomorrow from 2 to /aP i The Con- 'R «• «»e eetUpd ride that one JAKARTA, todeneala (AP) — viet Embassy about 10 blocks A broiue commemorative n ' fartford, father of Jamee K. ^ pj^ 7 to 9 p jn. ‘Best’ Jet SmfQB oMt or Just aa Intonnal get* AHANTA, Ga. (AP) — Sen. as a conduit for weapons and «JS5S*SSm m e^O(au?today cannot both be a ^ c lp a l thief Htaivarrtty student# armed with »w»y. I»t the student# made no plaque bearing Abraham Lin* together ef a society. M gs w luiseaer,. 606 Woodbridge S t, Ricbam B. Russell. D-Oa., mMoriel for carrying on the (CanttauNd fteaa Bag* 0 » e ) coin’s Gettesburg Address that some friendly group. l^ed Sunday in Hartford Hoe* | knives and club# blockaded the Fonerala . , , XV o odatnat the South Vietnam* iHal. chairman of the Senate Armed ^ fiovlet cultural center to Jakar* youths who belong to has hung for almost five years We Are Prepared to Ho also leaves hla wife, four Services Committee, said today gieo ^j^lien we have the power to j,q4 - the flate’a that the defendenta ware proven to today to prevent Indeneslana Kami, the university students’ in the former Bond Hotel to Adam Blovlah ither sons, two daiigM en, a that many mUitary and strata* prevent it,” RoaseU said. sidewlader *ni«ene need hieheat court ordered the caaea guilty beyond a feseonahle from sMtog a Lenin exhibit. action front, aaid Monday they Hartford has foimd a new home Serve You to Your Funeral services for Adam irottier, nineteeA grandidiildren gtc targeU in North met Nam He said he was gratified that the ia a heat-eeek- ^ p « u r F Palkimea Jr. and doubt of receiving, which was About 30 atudenU sumnmded would sack the cultural center In RoekvlHe Public Library. ind two great-grandcMldren. BtovMi were held this morning Complete SatUfaetion too long have been spared in American planes racenUy hava proJectUe which seeks out John R. Mdore remanded i» the only charge, ceimot be aup* toe iiulldtog sriiich was under and lU library unleas the Lenin R was preeented to toe li- The funeral will be held to* from the Wailter N. L«cierc Fu* American bombing raids. begun to hit m illtuy targeu in to return afUr tanking Falifisld Oounw Superior Court, porUd.” the supreme court mUltary guard because they exhibit was canceled, Onr caterlag eervloe Is set ap noiTOw at 10 am. at the Tay* neral Home, 23 Main St., fol- brary’s trustees Saturday night "I think we should bomb any areas of North Wat Nam ‘'that o< «nemy aircraft. u d directed that the lower nded. , bad tbmtcned to sack the cen* "The people will crush you,” te fee flexM e eaeugh to ao- or and Modeen Funeral Home, lowedby a Hess of requiem at by toe Rockville unit of toe oonunodate aay alse gatoering* and all military and strategic heretofore have been given ^ j^kemnan did not dla* court render Judgment that each .^ihe evidoiee polated at le&it ter. they told the Soviet ctUture otfl* 93 'W^sahington St, Hartford, Bridget’s Church at 9 a.m. Women’s Relief Corps, which 1# Wire aet call ns aad talk over targets in North Viet Nam that sanctuary.” «^oae how many Stdewtodera dafendant "la not gulHy.” m strongly to an actual peraon- ”We wW respect the dlplc* cial. celebrating its 80to anniversary the detallsr rtth burial in Cedar HHl Ceme* • delegation enter to talk prltb the this was the first action against • WaHam Carison _ Cravb.Grxyb, WUllamWilliam Blovim.Btoviih, John ly been the scene of toe.corp’s Soviet cultural officer, but the Russians. The incident ap- oonventiens. ' Williamwnuam caruoncartoon orof i.axeLak^ no.,Rd., Btruff,s ffi, Donald TWfoTd.’Tedford, " e luo-^ *l«cted president ’’ of r'~nT~l^e_Man* Haiphong be closed clMed toto* aJf^hl2all ship* support of the Wet SS^a?'Nam war,” xJw iSdfTh?^ PiIm S m Sd ThC majority oplnkm was Wrtt* others were kept outside. peered to be a manifestation of Portland, formerly of ManchM* ward Blovish and RandaU cheater Business and Profes* p , „ ^ J i have advocated at hsM ld. "M this cornea about, it •nie transfer was arranged by The students repeated de* the general anti-Oommunist Mrs. Faith B. Gibbs, an officer |er, died suddenly yesterday in Brown. sional Women’s Oub the highest levels of the govern* wlU bring the total direct cost to ^ y j. j*ts ^ence atod establtohed that «ton King and mands they made Monday that feeling that has been mounting Putnam while visiting j*l*tives. ' — - - Ofher officers are Mrs. Jo- rt the Rockville unit, who was ATTENTION MAN0HE8TER RESIDENTS ment for some months.” the Americm tasq^yer to the a,r.to-alr com- when the two defendants re- Miirphy and toe Russians close down the steadily since the attempted president of the Department I He was bom Jan.,26, 1899, ,;Mra. Marcelle A. Martens seph H. Kronen, first vice pres- “It is intolerable that we per* neighborhood of f30 billion ” bat. MIGs downed two U.8. Air turned to Stamford, two sets ^ aw.»« Lenin display and stop showing Oommunitt coup last Qct. l. when toe plaque was originally Worcester, Maas., and had Largely attended funeral serv- ident; Mrs. Bernard S. Gorman, mlt the port facility to be used wage toe Viet Nam war.” movies about the founder ot tbe Radio Jakarta announced that en a resident of Manchester icee were held thia morning for _ Force F106 Thunderchlefe April identified as stolen from the J^ces presented. It was turned over to RENT A NEW LITTLE second vice president; Miss 4, 1066, at Thanh Hoa, 80 mUes Newport store were found in the ^ Soviet Communist state. The President Sukarno has dls* 'or 40 yean before moving to Mrs. WUMam (MaroeHe) A. Norma Terrio, recording secre* Irw.t* *SA#V»* *•' Clarence McCarthy, president of south of Hanoi. A Phantom basement of Moore’s home, and Soviet cultural official again missed all members of his Su* the library board of trustees, ortland in 1961. Martmu, 46, who died Saturday. tary; Mrs. Clifford K. Forbes, refused. preme Advisory Council, a gen* t>vr4 .4ritq'i tux* nitk 4» }» V-1 tvj,. BALDWIN NANO He was a retired dispatcher ’The funetid was held at 9:16 Canadian Scandal Figure faUed to return after tanltog palklmas admitted helping place ^ct by tol. Y»><- Saturday evening by Mrs. Gibbs corresponding secretary, and with MIG fighters in the area of the sets to toe basement, toe Leo V. ^ ' Students then took up posi- eraUy powerless body that he *v7 »K a l.4r<'K ’ >• 'or the 8ocony*Mobil Oil Co. of at the W. P. Quish Funeral hBss Mary Ann Pasianos, l Walk :* >• '' J’’® and her mother, Mrs. Lillian FOR ONLY Red China’s Hainan Island April wgh court said. tions outside tbe building and art up in 1969. Reliable sources B. Buckmister, both of whom . artford; Home, 226 Main St., with a high treasurer. 9. However--’’Weftod no facU to or in^rirten^^ i^^^ said they would remain there said the dismissal ot the council ! Survivors Inolude his wife. Mass of requiem at St. Barthol- Labeled Thief, Red Agent are named on toe plaque be- The officers will be installed - in toe fight Monday, two Air . . . indicative of their guilt es vant facto, and ^ Indefinitely. However, the Lenin was part of the new govern* drs. LlUian'Lemertoe Carlson',, omew’e Church at 10 o'clock. by Miss Isabelle AlHas, naUon- cause they were executive of- OTTAWA, (AP) — Interest in was a spy for Russia, there was Force Phantoms got off or 12 receivers rather than as parUcl* ly this court sn ^ a to ime^ cidilblt is expected to close in ment’s purge of Communists A 7J1 wo daughters, Mr*. George The c^ebrant wm the-Rev. al civic participation chairman, 11 ficers rt the department five $- Canada’s sex-and-seCurity scan* no indication that she was in sidewinder and Sparrow alr-to- panto in the actual theft,” toe vene to supsutute lu juogxneni •bout two days. and that a new council of 66 imith and Mrs. JohMton Me*' Richard C. BoUea. Seated to the ^ dinner Monday at Cavey’s year# ago. Week! dal picked up today with dlsclo- touch with Soviet InteUigence air missiles at their delta* supreme court said. on the evidence Troops also guarded the So* members had been appointed. fee, both of Manchester; a sanctuary were the Rt. Rev. Restaurant.. The Bond has been pur- )rother to O rantC it. J., tw6‘ Maagr. John Ckvanaugh, the Rt, sure pf a police ireport that Ger* while she lived in Canada to winged foe, but none hit Its ...... — chased by the Ctatoolic arch* Guarantee— ^If your cWId listen to White Plains, N. T., Rev. Megr. Edward J. Reardon, da Munslnger was a prosUtute, 1965-61. mark, the U.S. spokesman said. •. 1 RT * dicceae of Hartford for use ae doesn’t “Take” to the petty thief and onetime Soviet But he said the Russians knew The MIGe also totoc some shots J u L O S P itd l X1O 1 6 S utd five grandchildren. rile Rev. Philip Bussey, the Rev. Events Coventry a dormitory for the St. Fran- piano, we’ll take it back! Funeral services will be held Charles Shaw and the Rev. Her* agent who had an "illicit sexual Cf her background and toe at toe Phantoms ^witoout scor- ^ cis Hospital nursing school. Mrs. Cancer Swap relationship” with former Asso- ROMP believed .she was ex* tng omorrow at 11 a.m. at Eman^ belt Ototricta. Vlaiang hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Gibbs contacted the hotel man- lel Lutheran Ghurch,;With tha Delegations attended from the date Defense Minister Pierre tremely Vulnerable to pressure For_____ toe ___ first time to three to all areas excepting m^r* in GOP Women to Receive agement when she learned of No need for parents to be tom by a difficult decision. Patient Dies Sevlgny. and that any persons associated days, no American {donee were nlty where they are 8:M to 4 tev. C. Henry Andenon offlci* Holy Family Mother’s Circle of the «ale rt toe building, end Start your younsfster^s piano lessona on a beautiful wM^ Mrs. Martens was a J. L. O’Brien, chief counsel of with her were prime targets for reported lost over toe north. p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private asked that toe plaque be trans* lUng. World Nominations oi Officers Clarence McCarthy, Mrs. Buckmister and Mrs. Gibbs Burial will be to Eaat Ceme* member, the freshman class of (Continued from Page One) toe Royal Commission toves* blackmail. Despite the heavy air Uowe, raoma where they are lO a.m. ___ ferred to some other location.little Baldwin without spendinsr much money. We’ll tigaUng toe 96*year*old German O’Brien said toe RCMP toves* there waa no evidence of any to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested ery. Friends may call at the East OathoMc High School, and Doctors had hoped that by Narrow Vote A elate of {Xoposed officers for meeting Wednesday of the lo- •nie llijrary was chosen as Its deliver a new piano to your home, recommend a Totanes Funeral Home, 400 tha Oongregatlon of Notre woman’s alleged involvement Ugation of the woman began as softening to the attitude of not to smoke to pafimta’ rooms, toe Coventry Women’e RepubM* cal Rotary Club In the vestry a street a couple of days later locaUon, Mrs. Gibbs saye, Dame, East Norwalk. transplanting cancer cells be* with some members of former a routine security Inquiry in North Viet Nam’s Communist No more than two visitors at ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Apparent Murder and was towed to a poUoe ga* ^ that it might be kept teachjer and guarantee to take the piano back if your MSOn St., tonight fran 7 to 9. Premier Ste)dwnoa Bbephano* can Club wdll be presented by rt toe First Congregational Tha «n >.<1,. h » Name fie was the son of Winifred Dag* proposed art ehow by a club the apparent murder rt Floyd peared, he was wearing a wrist schools by toe FederaUon of rart White of Martihester and man. Dr. Bernard Sheridan member. A check was atao presented Hi* rtnlol piano I perform the operation, had re* names. in isoo unuer ner mamea name ©an forces do not operate m (Qoie 129 Bremford St • Mrs. Indoor ‘Rain* V. Wllklnsi 61, a New Jersey watch and had a wallet contain* CSiristlan Athletes does not vlo* pie tote Jabe L. White. He was O®**® Andrelnl each other and a Art fight broke AU Interested women are wel- industrialist whose )x>dy was Ing $400. late constitutional provisions for ^,^® * vongr ga Street ported that a similar expert* He did not IdenUfy the execu* after files on her to Eurtqie strength. The guerriltea struck Elizabeth Cowles, 241 Charter Church of Vernon, to help pay Mnployed as an orderly at the . out between two members. come to attend. DES MOINES, Iowa, (AP)—It found floating in the Pines Rlv* He waa president of, Servo* separaUon of church and state, wlHiout any mov- ' Kansfield Training School and rx « > . ment two years ago with a skin assistant. would have been destroyed, strategic hamlets and outpoeta oak St.; Mrs. Annabelle Dodge, for its new church building, Democrats Elect was a )>eautiful sunny day In er Sunday. Tek Products Co. Inc., rt Haw* The father, of a high school was a veteran o f W orid W ar n . L-Otum O M cancer victim was successful. Diefenbaker, leader of toe O’Brien said. in four provinces, including the 39 Tuck’ R d ' Mrs Gladys Fras* Raymond H. Bradley Sr., has along with an American flag. A I119 casts If you | In Buffalo, a hospital spokes* OonservaUve opposition to Mrs. Munslnger also was re* puu Nhuan "new life” hamlet ^ ^iton Center Rd Bolton- Base to Remain Des Moines but it was raining wilklns vanished from toe thorne, N. J. Wilkins, married youth had sought a restraining Besides his mother, he is sur- beeii unanhnouBly elected chair- check atao went to the Rocky man, Informed of Griffith’s Prime Minister Lester B. Pear* fused entry to the United States i„ yinh Btoh Province south of Herbert Frazer East Hartford’ LONDON (AP) — Singapore inside city hall. StaUer Hilton Hotel in Boston aj„j thg father of two teen-age order on constitutional grounds. rived by a eon, David J. White, Fruit Truck has agreed to let Britain keep man of the Democratic Town Hill Veterans’ Hoepltal. Mem- rant by May 1st. uid a daughter, Miss Betty Ann death, said toe experiment was son’* Liberal Party govern* In 1068 after she was married to Saigcoi, where they inflicted Alfred Glese’. Glese, Antleo. Antlgo, Wls.':Wis.; x„ TX- TA«.r.h The cause of a brief "rain* Jan. 9 after driving from Ken* boys, lived in Wayne, N. J. Judge George H. Revelle said ^ received their as "unproven method of treat* ment, wm prime minister In Germany to an American sol* heavy casualties, toe big defense base on the Oommtttee, with J « ^ n covered parts of nebunkport, Maine, where he The partially_____ decomposed the rallies were not a violaticn 25.yggf and five-year bars. White, both of Manchester; a Overturns in , Maureen Gtnolfi, 74 Thrall Rd., Southeast Asian island provided ment rt best. It apparently was 1937-63. dler, Michael Munslnger, who la Moderate casualties were re* vernon; William GoOdale, 0>v* Oust aa vice on an, * floors with up to half had gone to see a 26-foot sloop found in toe... river, becausebgcause they were not held dur*dur- Store Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 5:30 P.M. brother, Joseph A. White of Bol- it ia not used for aggression by ard M. Hawley, treeaurer, and an inch of water Monday and that was being built for him. • • ton, and t'wo sisters,' Mrs. Rob* Rt. 6 Mishap of little or no value In Mr. Grif* O’Brien said although Mrs. now a New York policeman, ported among 60 militiamen entry; David Hutchinson, 62 about a mile from the ocean, Ing school hours. acUviities by aelUng its own flth’s case.” Munslnger admitted to West They were subsequently di* Britain or the Sotoheast Asia to dislodge plaster Medical Examiner Michael A. Open Thursday Until 9 P.M. trt Von Deck of ISolton and defending aiwther outpost in Norman St.; Mrs. Elsie Jeffers, Oonrmittee meeunga are at 8 threatened______by HVancis McGrath, 60, of —------houaehcld products throughout Two accidents on Rt. 6 and He said he did not know German police In 1949 that she vorced. Treaty Orgaidzatton. ceilings was a new $126,600 air Luongo said a preHmlnary au* Hr*. Frank Weir of Manchester. one on Rt. 6A resulted in toe Klen Giang Province, near toe 53 Pearl St.; Mrs. Caroline p.m. the second Tuesday rt the Saugus, end Mario DeBeradlnis, DEEP, DEEP PROJECT toe state, whether Allen, who is still a pa- A Singapore official aaid conditioner. topey showed that WUklns had 40, of Bosto?>. CHICAGO (AP) — Inland Funeral services will be held arrests of three persona within Gulf of Slam. Jones, Keeney Dr., Bolton; Gor- Prime Ministers Harold Wilson moato in toe Town. Hall on Rt. tient at the hospital, had been in Saigon and its environs, ^on Kauffman, 99 Foster St.; Soon after toe units , were been struck several Umes on GOSS nANO & OROAM CQ. Ihunday, 1 p.m. at the Holmes the la#t 24 hours. State Police, and Lee Kuan Yew approved a •4.-V ;, /•; ;• -TJ; 1J-- / -'. Wil^’v arked on Chicago, Ind. 21,000 persons is $936,480. leral home tomorrow from 7 to early this morning, went up an If f/irfr i_xtog rate xnAn is ix 120.80u I 1 on weekly M J^***®^ bombardmonto in Soutti John McCormack, HazardvlUe; temrtwTbyTony O’Btight’aor* ^® deluge, I pzn. embankment and flipped over (Continued from Page One) federal Income taxes if he took earnings of »200 if he claims aU viet Nam, with 7th Fleet de* Qerald Perrett 49 Keeney St • chestra. The' public is invited. toe standard deducUon. His four ex^pUoiw Under ^ etroyers adding their firepower Linda Prentice, 110 Campfieid kaiiachiAid for i-aauaim Pakistan ia t i *...... da ita aide. KARAqH, Pakistan (AP) — Proceeds will be used to fi- Stewart S. Crouse Stone was arrested and northern sections of the Mid- present withholding of $12.60 system $23.20 will be withheld, to coastal barrages. The Stnate* Ra.. Ronald Shurkus, 177 Sum* nance to® local work rt toe or- Stewart S. Crouse, 80, of 105 charged with failure to drive In west, wito blustery winds, snow, zsrm married persons to take gic Air Oommand’e B52s flew to ^It St.; Susan SOtoam, Box 133, iJSrtff* weekly would leave him $52.40 jijy^ntage of toe split income from Guam to hit two targets in ^unn'.' ganization wito tlckota available Ridge SL, died Sunday at St. the established lane and Is cold „„ and , falling temperatures x x ... in irotn Ethel Harria, Mrs. Elisaheth’a Hospital, Brighton, scheduled to appear in Circuit Wisconsin, Minnesota and toe short of his actual yearly taxes, provisions as part of their with* Oommunist-domlnated ^ N I ^ ^ * M attS v WUta^^ ^ T.J* crime and at toe PHNA Maae. Court to WnUmantic oh May 16. Two Inches of snow This year, however, his with* holding they must fiU out a new Province, on toe Cambodian raRd.;’. Dana WltoereU^Wltoerell. Coventry. workers and manufacture 16,0W TTulit and Gift Shop, or at toe fit&n to Hov* Scotia,‘Kc had 'Also'early this morning on ®®vered northern parts of Min* holding — 17 weeks at toe old form W*4 listing their marital border nocthwert of Saigon, tons of equipment annually, A. BIRTHS YiBMTERDAY: A M. K. Mazarl, chairman of West door toe rtght rt toe dance. been a resident of Manchester Rt. 6, near (Flanders Rd., a car t*®*®*® North Dakota, rate and 3 Sweeks at toe new status and number of exemp* Chib Banquet rate and 35 weeks at the new tions. Failure to do this will daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Pakistan’s industrial develop- for 13 years and previously driven by John M. Kuchy, 48, of weather prevailed In The North Coventry Women’s most of toe Far West except for of owing toe government money mean withholding at toe single Hebron Hawley, 22 Diane Dr.; a son ment corporrtion, said today. lived in Hartford. Macht Rd., hit the rear of a Club has its annual banquet at showers in scattered sections at tax filing time his taxes person rate but with toe same to Mr.' and Mrs. Frederick Guil- The project ia to manufacture Before h is retirement 16 car driven by Thomas C. Ba- the Tobacco Valley Inn on May _____ Inland from toe northern Pacific would be paid in full. number of exemptions aslory, East Hartford; a son to roaohinery, vehiclee, power gen* years ago, he was employed at dore, 60, of Hebron, as Badore Auto Dunked^ 3, leaving from toe church Com- the Southern Nfw Engtaiid Ice slowrt to let a’ w ’ in front of ^ northern Rockies. If tax rates remain the same claimed previoualy. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Orilii, orators, transformers and high ~ — - - - X . _ X Severe - X.....XXthunderstorms, X -xx,X.xwito hail during X .xx-x calendar- X , X _ X - XX XX— 1967 — -xxX-xxwhen R 6gl Hning j SH . l , S H C W Wl Ul* East Hartford. - voltage power line Insulators. munity House at 6:30 p.m. For- Co., Hartford. In recent years, MM Make a' left turn, police mer members are invited to and i^n, struck the Seattle cures toe graduated withholding holding allowance for persons Driver Hurt he had been employed part-time say. DISCHARGED YESTER* contact Mrs. August Kramer if at Manchester Memorial Hos* Kuchy did not stop after the Monday night. Lightning would apply for toe enUre year wito substantial Itemized deduc* A Lebanon woman was hos* DAY: Lynn Gardiner, 48 Jan pital. .accident, and waa later arrested l^npcked out a mimber of power — he would be entitled to a they wish to attend. Uons will have toe same effect pitaliaed after her car almost Dr., Vernon; Stephen Hirsh* Severe Quake Mrs. Henry Gankofski and DEAL YOURSELF A WINNING NAND... Ha Is survived by his at home, police say. He was transformers, blacking out ^ .6 0 refund. as adding an exemption and sank as a result of an accident feld, 84 Mountain Rd.; Mrs. MU* Mrs. Charles Carl are new co- parts of too city. For a married man with two reducing the amount of wito* — ...... wife, Mrs. EUa Hirtle Crouse; charged with intoxication, re- on Rt 85_rtiorOy afte«^3 this dred Oak, Glaatonbury; ^ c e presidents of toe club, with two sons, Murray S. Crouse of slstlng arrest, reckless driving Early mrantlng temperatures children, toe present withhold* holding. JJltS T flS h k cilt monUng, State PoUce, Celebes- Carpenter, 371 Spring St. Mrs.' Lorraine Sapla as vice Manchester and Irving S and evading responslMUty, and ranged from 29 at Minot, N .D .,------Crouse of Windsor Liocks; a is slated to appear in Circuit to 80 at Needles, Calif. president; Mrs. Edwin Lawton, "cannot afford to have 80,000 M«. J«m (CoBtiiinisd from Page One) secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Paul daughter, Mrs. Shirley Reichen* Court in l^lUmantio on May or more persons receiving pub- CapuUi of Chestnut HiU went Gebhardt. Ellington: back of San Mateo, Calif.; a State News Mrs. Helen Johnson, 34 Ar* not know of any damage to bos* Nelson, chairman, of sunshine, 17- lic assistance, to have so many off the road near Gay City and Mrs. William E. Glenney, brother, Russell Corkum of Yesterday afternoon, toortly Rebekahs Fete lives being warted. We need a State Park, and ended up In a Uavld Randall, 35 pttata toere. Bridgewater, N. S.; a sister, after 8. a car driven by War* , _ brook. The car parUally sub- Baldwin Rd.; Mrs. Janeth Tap- "I could see no dahiage In the ebairman ot publicity. Roundup radical'shift in our thinking and Flragment Society Mrs. Nellie Henley of Water- ren N. Scamman, 39, of Cherry lilg tr iC t D eD U tV merged, police say. ^*y> 1908 Main S,t., South Wind* new housing blocks- whitto were a long-range program of The Fragment Society rt the town, nhd seven grand* VaIley*lUL ))(t a par driven by ,. * A J (Conttoued from Page One) cooperation between business, Mrs. Capulll was taken to Jeffrey Chadwick. 205 Re- built in recent times,” he said. ehildren. "Tbeee blocks were speclaUy Second Congregational (Jhurch ^ ^ ^ Mrs, Beverly Jenkins. dlsW^^ labor and government to meet Manchester Memorial Hospital Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Bertha meets at 4:30 pm. tomorrow at (Funeral services will be held mairtld 6n R t dA *t Ite Inter* deputy,president of Sunset Re- In the death of Fairfield Uni- where she was admitted to the Wirtalla, 77 iRidg;e St.; Jesse constructed to witbatand rttocks toe proUem. the church Oommimlty House. Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at t^ section wKh-Rt 87. poMce say, i,ekah Lodge- to Manchester, versity basketball star Patrick special care unit with multiple Baiher, Warehouse Point; Wal^ from earthquakes.” Cooperative Kindergarten Mlnok damage was tone to both ^vas honoredaY VrecepUonSat- J. Burke Jr. last Feb. 16. injuries, including a cut on her ter Wells, 162 Union St.; Har* He aaid toe Uzbekistan gov- Perjury Alleged The South Coventry Coopera- M^St,wlt^e^v.FredW care. Tlie vro^.driver was ar* urday in Odd Fellow# HalUMre. Burke’s tx>dy was found about forehead and her left side, and old Oliver, 89 Grand Ave., emraent building, site -ot the HARTFORD (A P )-A perjury tive kindergarten class will visit TOcto^ officlaUng. Burial rerted char^ irtth faUure _ __ jg ^ noble grand „ of ^*®^ down a rocky 'slope be* indictment has been returned by bruises. She is not on the seri- Rockville; Robert Legc%«, RiFD India-Pakistan peace talks in Will he in East Cemetery. »>i« nt ur.ir an>i _ . .. — . . * . ® toe Ranger Andy television pro- to yield the riifht of way. and i^kM ^deH ebri^ L^^e' aad a ® Fairfield motel two days a federal grand Jury against a ous list, the hospital reports. 2, Rockville Lawrence Cassells, January, was not damaged by Friends may call ait the fu* is Scheduled to appeSr in 'Cir* Vernon Rd., Brtton; Mrs. Maude the quake and .neitoer waa thS gram May 2 with transporta- past noble grand and associate *** attended at Hartford woman who testified tion to be furnished by Mrs. serai home tqxdghb from 7 to 9. cuK ~Court.' in WilHmantlc on of Sunset Rebekah t"®***- as a defense witness at a recent Kloppenburg, 92 Holl S t Mrs. Tashkent Hotel, the main tour ------: Ufiy Irene'Choma, StaHord; Gerald ist hotrt. " , George Dolleris, Mrs. Forest Lodge, Independent Order of PoUce said at the time that narcotics triaL ' Hundreds See Haun, Mrs. George Coon, Mrs. Leo PooUa — Odd Fellows. Burke and two other students Chandler, 155 E. Main St, "We are all calm,” he added. Elaine Turner, 29, of 19 Vine Harold WellLver, and Mrs. Rob- Leo Poulin, 67, of 30 Florence Friends and relaltives pSrtici* were runtUng from toe motel St., was hrtd i^ e r $500 bond Blazing Meteor Rockville; Mrs. Ruto Blake, 131 Tbe newsmen said a aoccer fit. waa found dead at his home T a n n e ry B u m s pated in fhe reception. ‘Etoter- .When Burke apparently slipped Avery St; SehasUan FugUese, match would start on adiedide ert P. Bowen.- when preeented Monday night Bobertaon FTA yesterday^ afternoon . V by1-.* police tWOBURN, Mass. (AP) —A talnment Included music and ba*and fell town the bank. He was brtore U.S. Commissioner (Contlinied fram Page One) 668 Hartford Tpke., Vernon; and a concert by a group of after nelghlx^ who tart siw fire, punctuated ton tu-irllng. found wito his bead critshed by musicians would also be beld erty owners will know .in telephones. Some o f the callers *®**8* einoe. on FaikerParker s8 t •wma>a *-in c- -I!::otrs c.”r.Uy ———— —————— sUte-sponaored proposal to bus Mother," and Prof. William to being held without bond. advance when toe trailer-type seemed entertained while others .Father James V. McOIynn, 300 .ohildrto from Hartford’a Uchten of Yale University, ite t m e d in a ofoty J i i yea: leaf .machine, plus a vac-all, wlH appeared frightened. dean rt the Uniyeiaity of Detroit trtfisir’® Herald i ^ Ralph Penonal NoficMNotices I ^rth End to schools in four whose topic will be, “Busing, Decries ‘Handouts* be to toeir nelghborhaiods and PoUce switchboards , in dosens iSraduate School, has offered to All Regular S. B. M. SAVINGS ACCOUNTS suburban towns, including Maq* Year Later — New Haven Btenoe of 370 'w. laiiM u NORWALK (AP) — Oonnec* wiU be able to line up the leaves of communities were swamped #rt 'iq> the statues in a promi* Itfte . The drivrtr w aa. George CANDIES Chester. P roject.” ticut "must give a hand to its at toe street line, for pickup. with reports of a jet airplane nert plsM on toe campus. In M cnoriun A panel headed by Dr. Alex* Townspeople's views en the Inthrop ofm aa k U n M . The M AIM o p r ic e MAST BMAMCM WMBT BBAMCH disadvantaged citizens, not just In additian to reducing the crash and flying saucers. The Detrott Qty OouncU re- '’rt M e he was driving waa N O W A V A I L A a t B A T EARN 4% QUARTERLY from Day of Deposit 988 Main St. E. Center StxCor.Lonoz ManchoatOT PathaOa aw ar onder J. Plante, author of the oontroveraial proposal will be a handout" State Welfare Ooni' houra q>ent in disposing of the WhUe there were tmconflrraed ferred the offer to the Qty Plan _____ » • • A ' . •Sif U t to the aide whan W^UIaai F . Regional Desegregation Plan, aired at a public hearing to be mtasianer Bernard Eiaplro said leaves, toe program win cut reporU that tbe object or parts and Htatortoal fhmmiarion. Barry o f U 8 Itefcer ^ *--x.x*x PINE PHARM ACY SO U llE W IN DSO R O F F ld S - - So lU vw AvaafUO.Shopplag Ooatar will explain specifics of toe pro* conducted by tbe Manchester t®0ay* down on burning aird wffl rt* cf it had landed,' meet aatrp- Bach cf the explorers Is con* ont cf a diliewai Tha •M OEN'IEB CT- S49-S814 bsr«7*w—avar dter. ^poMl slid win onsirer qaesUois. Board of Education May 16 at 'ti 'Hi® rtate, he told toe Oom- iminate many aUs for .grass immera beUeyi# that it prohabljy nectod with Oatrcilt-arsa bisto* Lathrbp was i> 1 I I . c.; ______Plaato, diractor of program Manchester High SchpoL mumty OouncU of M om dk, flrea. dialntegrated during its flight ty. • • by iwiyre.- ^ HRRIW IW IW IW - -T t t 7T rr

I PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 26,1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 26,1966 ^AGE TWELVE came back Into favor while the and later stretched Its decline Stocks in Brief general list went nowhere in to 2 points. Cicerchia-Donovan ___ particuter.Prices moved generally high- McNeill-Reed DeCandia-Haynes I Fighting Viet Inflation NEW YORK (AP) — Airlines chips took a back eeat, er in active trading on toe and aerospace issuse snapped notable exceptions, American Stock Exchange. back from recent losses as toe RuM>ors and utiUtiee rose Oorporate e.mk U.S. Treasury -i- VOLKSWAGENS ovsr-afi stock market foilowed modesUy while aU Big Three bonds were mostly unchanged. Battle formerly As Uncertain as Real War a aeramMad pattena aarly to- motors declined and the top REBUILT VOLKSWAGEN ENGINES and of Hartford, became the and John J. gAIOON, south Viet Nam eraUy a 200 per cent jump from Vietnameae goVenunant with a day. Trading was nioder- steelmakers were unchanged. TRANSMISSIONS — FULLY OUABANXBED( Chriato^er^^ McN^l Berlin was solenmlzed Saturday (AP). .— South Viet - Nam is A 1064 to IBM. Tin assay rfieek la doBara tor ately active. The Associated Press average small country with a Ug war A few of toe figures for 1964, the piastres It axchangas with pace of dealings was stiB of 90 stocks at noon wsa off .2 MOTHER'S DAY and big inflatton. toe Ola tor acrip- TOb Ifietnam- Mih«tMiH .17 at Mr. and Mrs. H. Curtis Reed van Falknor Dr. The as the fight against guerrlHas. Csifiiflower-20, 26, 88. Beer-13, produced nearly $60 mBUon and ln-and-ecatur, and Oeorge B. DeOandla, both (j^essed alike in yellow linen tendant’s, and they carried ii^ one category, an 8 per cent to toe governmmt. As food HI., served as best man. .Ush- of Coventry, were united in _ _ i«nBlh sheaths with colonial bouquets of ice pink decrease in a second category stocks fell, p r i^ went up. To The Wapping Fair Inc., act- a member of the As- A' / Hj tr. z CIS were Robert M<^eUl of marriage Saturday morning at rrn, i. mixed flowers. a^ •yirtually no change in the bring the supply. close to the Manchester, brother of the St. Mary’s Church, East Hart- matching headpieces. The honor Anthony PalumWzlo of New- t^ . demand, 600,000 metric tons of of Omnecticut Fairs, bridegroom; Allen Reed of Bat- ford. attendant carried a bouquet of ington served as best man. Karen PtaotB’ But on one given day—April rix:e were Imported last is making availabla to high MRS. CHRISTOPHER J. McNEILL tie C>eek, brother of the'bride; The bride Is a daugh^-of hir. yellow daisies and roses. The Ushers were Angelo Greco and MRS. JOHN J. CICERCHIA JR. 4_— Nang Huong rice, which is together with pork and school seniors or recent grad- and Sherwood B. Winalow Jr. and Mrs. Archie G. Haynes of bridesmaids carried bouquets of cherier Oamilleri both of considered to be the wealthy items in short supply. uates two scholarriiips of $160 each toward toe coat of tuition of Battle Creek. Dium Rd. The bridegroom Is a white daisies and roses. Hartford and cousins of the Point, cousin of the bridegroom, man’s rice, was 49 per cent charcoal could not be found, A reception and buffet sup- son of Mm. Mildred DeCandia Kenneth White of Coventry bridegroom, Ifigher than On April 4, 1965. Soc kerosene was brought in to the University of Connecti- served as best man. Usher^- cut’s Schools of agriculture or per was held at the Athelstan of Ireland Dr., and Pasquale served as man. Ushers Mrs. Donovan wore a pink were Andrew Brennan of Stomk Nou rice, for the middle-class stead. Wedding home economica. Club, Battle Creek. DeCandia of East Hartford. were Thomas DeCandia and crepe ensemble, matching ac- and Thomas "Brennan of Mma^r larder, cost 19 per cent more South Viet Nam stood off toe Mrs. McNeill Is a sriiicr at 1 The Rev, Bernard J. Foster Ronald DeCandia, both of Cov- cessories, and a white orchid and No. 1 rice, the cheapest, enmy rice offensive “brilliant- One $160 Bcholarsfaip Is being bury, both cousins of tba brides, offered for a boy who plans a Smith College, Northampton, of Coventry performed the dou- entry and brothers of the bride- corsage. The bridegroom’s moth-RockefeBer • Putnam groom. was up 29 per cent. ly’’, toe American edvi^r said. Unsurpassed In Features and Mass. Mr. McNeill is attending bie ring ceremony. groom. er wore an aqua crepe dress, ^ ______Mrs.' Putnam wore a cran- “The Vietnamese economy is The first major contingent of *wo or four-year coim e in the Columbia College of Physicians Given tn marriage by her Mrs. Haynes wore a cocoa matching accessories, and yel- Miss Gail Penny Putnam of velvet dress with matobn volatile," toe economist said of U.S. Marinea landed In Viet "toooi or coll^ of ^ cu l- and Surgeons, New York Caty. father, the bride wore a full- brown dress with beige lace coat low orchid corsage. Manchester and Qurlt Rock- eccessories and a,corsage ofi: toe flgitres; prices for a specific Nam in Miarch 1966, followed by tw®- ®»*^ ®"* ?*!?' The couple wWl live In New length gown of peau de sole, and a corsage of talisman roses, A reception for 175 was held afeller Jr. of West Hartford pink carnations. 'His bride. commodity can skyrocket one other Marines, Soldiers, sailors *>«*• y«® « study at the York City and Mrs. McNeill wlU with appliques of lace and ssed The bridegroom’s mother wore at Stonehaven Restaurant, united In marriage Jan, groom’s mother wore a belgflu. day and plunge toe next. and airmen until about 40,000 School of Home BtemomlM. commute to Northamipton until pearte, and designed With a green knit suit and a corsage Farmington. For a trip to Fieri- , , _ ^ crepe dress, brown accessories "He suggested toat oost-of-liv- American military men are now Information on the mbolM- her graduation In June. She Is scooped neckline, long tapered erf yellow baby roses. ja and Bermuda, Mrs. Cicer- |L oongregauonai ^ ^ corsage of yellow camam ing figures, rather than prices in toe country. 'The military ships te available from toe prin- Church. man doesn’t produce goods or clpal’s office ®t E^worto General Electric a 1962 graduate of lakevlew sleeves, and chapel train. Her A reception for 150 was held chia wore a three-piece knit suit tions. of specifiic products, would be a High School and a provisional fingertip veil of illusion was at Pagani’s Rosemount Grove. ^ pjjjjj patent leather ac- vqjie bride Is a daughter of , __ better yardstick of Inflationary services, but buys both, once S c ^ l, or through M :^ ID ^ah Mro. Arthur Truesdell of Hbl- ^ *• again making the demand out- Williams, 1768 ’Tolland JPl^®-> member of the Junior (League of arranged from a crown of peau Bolton. For a motor trip to New cessories and an orchid corsage. in Fellowsblp Hall at the. pressures and gave these as Battle Creek. Mr. McNeill Is a de sole and seed pearls, and she York, Mrs. DeCandia wore a applying to a low-income family race the supply and adding en- Manchester, secretary of the 1964 graduate of Trinity Col- carried far toe monthly cost of food: 2,- other curl in the spiral. Wapping Fair. lege. anotis, U8 piastres in 1963, 2,201 in “There was a definite parallel ______, ------Miss 1964,-2,729 in 1965, 3,909 in-1966. between toe escalation of the NEWS HANDUNG HH FRANCE BUYS LESS COAL «ntry, ____ Tbs official rate gives 73 war and infiaUon and steps had ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Bl- AUTOMATIC WASHERS The Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, - , ... * ™ to be taken,” the American mer W. Lower .of the American PARIS — France last year maid of honor. Bridesmaids Mrs. DeCandia Is a graduate Hai^oid "shV is a beauticlmi Second *re residing at IBB W« ptestrea tp $1. imported 17 mllUon metric tons were Mro. John Schribenpflug of Coventry High School. She to associate minister of ^ The over-all cost of‘ Uving fm: economist said. Broadcasting Oo., has cclticlzed naoehtd photo of ^ -1 3 .7 ^ r cent less than of Meriden, sister of the bride, employed at the Coventry Milk ^ ce r performed the doute ^ toe same family was figured A major step was the creation toe handling of news about Engaged in 1964.icu,A Imports from the Unit- o~i and Miss Patricia T l^dJombe J of Bar. t Mr.T,- DeCandia 1 Is- employed SaloH, Msnchester. Mr. Cicer-^ ring ceremceremoney. onev. Mrs. MUdi'edMMi'ed ’ Kockefeuer ^ to thte w ay: 4,044 piastres in 1963, of a special currency fund, space flights by the National chia attended schools In Hart- calchera was organist Bou- Manchester High School.- Engaged engagmenT of Miss LUa ed States Were up slightly, to Marlboro, Mass., cousin of the at the New England Silican Co., 4,188 in 1964, 4,986 in 1966, 6,380 Since Aug. 31 American troops Aeronautics and Space Adminls- ford and Bloomfield, and served ^f wWto gladloU and chry- She to Now At The angagem ^ of Miss' H! Ub- Susan Ulien of North AtUe- 2,030,000 metric tons. bride. East Hartford. in 1966^ have been paid in military pay- tration. In the U. S. Navy. He to em- ^themuma were on the altar. W h^Di-i ..The average Vietnamese dis- mentCtprOficaftes — scrip — Lower, ABC news preeident, rtu>th Ana Wadsworth to boro, Mass., to Richard Brown " ' ployed at Pratt and 'Whitney vision of United Aircraft Corp-. The bride was given In mar- cussing inflation scoffs, at cost- rather lhan dollars. An incen- said some newsmen were Donald a Wright of Maaches- Yules <>* Division of United Aircraft riage by her brother, Bruce f of-living figures and produces five ex^^tange rate for service- beginning to think the NASA Norman's , J . . _____ announced by her ptowits. Dr. Corp. mo.. East Hartford. ter to announced by her mother, h , L LlUen of North Liepis-Landry George Putnam of Holden. She ^ fate own staflsUoB. One sold he men was este/bltehed. stood for “ Never A Straight An- M«. Ann Bge of 661 WUliams AtUeboro. wore a full-length gown of taf- opuld buy 2.2 poiimds of rice in The U.S. government pays the swer.” feta, designed with lace and Jl?, Rd. Bolton. She is also the Her flanw is the ron of Atty ^ 3 for from 6 to 10 piastres. For Only Dance Benefits TS^ prk>e was 10-12 piastres In dauKhtor of Lemuel I. Wads- and Mrs. Herman Yules of 107 o n^^^lonTZvl y®“®- He is em- wo A of Woods Rd.. Mansfield. Steep Hollow Lane. ^ Saturday 1966 end is now 18-20, he said, Her la the son of Mrs. Miss Llllen attended North morning wedding of Miss Carol lOH Pool Fund s^Sd**’iS. *^H^ 'MdS ^rk, another staple of the Viet- length two tiered veil of silk U- Hiiltod Aircraft Corp:. namese diet, went from 60-70 Jiilla Wright of 67 Foster SL Attleboro schools and to a 1963 Mary Landry of.^Bristol to Rob- The Instructors of toe Handl- hislon was arranged from a North Haven. ^ piastres in 1964 to 100-160 test • 2 WASH CYCLES • 2 WASH TEMPS. ' and the late Gilbert Wright. graduate of Wllllmantic State ^ Frank Uepis of Mandiester. capped Pool Fund will benefit crown of pearis, and she car- year and Is 200-260 now, he add- Miss Wadsworth Is a 1962 College. She received a master ,pj^ ^ daiughter of from-toe proceeds of a dance rfed an elongated pendant bou< Manager Named ed. .. . • WATER SAVER LOAU SELECTOR graduate of Manchester High M art degree from T^ea^ersCol- ^ . ^and to be held Saturday from 7:30 quet of phalaenopsis orchids, The BifijJect of rent was even School and Morse College, Hart- lega Columbia University and ^ J- Laiwry to 11:30 p.m. in toe Manches- Miss Charlotte R. Putnam of NEW LONDON (AP) — New, xfibre paiitofi. “ Nice, toree-robm ford. Sie to employed at Fahns- then attended Harvard Uni- of Bristol. The bridegrrom to a ter High School Cafeteria, Buckhaimon, W. Va,, and Mans- London’s new city manager i^ k&artment in 1064 would cost no NOW — 2 Fin* Stores To Servo You stock A Co., Hartford. verslty. She la a teacher In ^ Mrs. Frank Ueffs of 6 • SPRAY RIHSE • SAFETY LID SWITCH The dance is being sponsored field, a cou ^ of toe bride, was ^rnard A. Batyckl, now execu-^ more than 8,000 piastres,’’ he Mr. Wright la a 1959 Man- Hamden school system. DeerfleW Dr. and the late Frank Oosed Monday by the Manchester Teen Center, maid of honor. Miss Wendy J. five secretary to toe city rnaii.-^ said. “ Now, if you have one for 61 ToBand Tpke., Manchester Open Toes., Wed., Sat, cheater High School graduate Mr. Yules la a graduate of ^ Music will be provided by “ The Putnam of Holden, sister of the ager of Hartford. gjj 20,000 toe landlord demands tin 6 BGTved tliree yoara In tha ManchcBter Hig^h School, class Tlia Hav. 0avid M. MoPonala Columbia Ave„ WBlimantio • PORCELAIH EHAMEL TOP 'Vibrations,’’ local instrumental bride, w u bridesmidd. They Batyckl was picked Monday- tSkt you move so toat he can IhnrB. * Fri. tiU t U. S. Army. He is employed at of 1958. He graduated with hon- of St. Joeeph Church perforaaed groim which Is donating its tal- were dressed alike in floor- night by the New London CSty^ charge toe next tenant more.” Pratt * Whitney Division of ors from Yale University, class the double ring ceremony end W ITH BASKET AHD TUB ent for the evening. Refresh- length gowns of turquoise vti- Council. He is scheduled to take *The cook for a European United Aircraft Corp., East of 1962, where he was president was celebrant at the nuptial ments will be served. vet and organza, styled with ba- tq> his new duties in July. bousehoid ytoo keeps meticulous Hartford. of Sigma Zi fraternity. He will high Mass. Mrs. WlUiam Large The event is open to toe pub- teau necklines, empire waists, Batyckl will succeed Norman, x6oorils of fate purchases, unra- • 14-POUHD CAPACITY A July 20 wedding is planned, graduate from Yale University of Bristol was organist. Edmund FILTER lie and tickets wriU be available elbow-length sleeves and A-line H. MlUer, who is retiring tniC Vfiled.figures that showed gm- SPECIALS ------School of" Medicine In June. He Howley of Bristol was soloist. at the door. skirts. They wore seed pearl cause rf 111 health. Is a member of Alpha Kappa Bouquets of gladioU and pom- According to Biuce Eagleson, crowns with turquoise veils. Batyckl, ^ a native of Newtng^^ K^pa medical fraternity and po»w were on the altar. lOH president, toe Pool Fund Is The honor attendant carried a ton and a Dartmouth OoUegm; FLO Is currently serving A* president .The bride was given In mar- $786 riidier from the profits of cascade bouquet of pink carna- graduate, went to work for thei WED. ONLY of the Yale chapter. He will be rt««« by her father. She wore a the variety show held at toe.>tions and red roses. The City of Hartford in 1960 M ai N iE D A Interning In surgery at Palo fuU-length gown of peau de ^ e . high school last month. The fund bridesmaid carried a cascade budget clerk. He became execu-1 EXTRA LEAN Alto Stanford Jtodical Center, nt a n e w C o m e t o r For Only "»hte were Mra. Cart J. Wal- bam of Norfolk, Va.; Mrs Pater Lortng photo FOR WEDDINGS . . . PROMS [ercory. Low Rates. . . G. Jio* photo K. Olanto of WllUmantie and MRS ROBERT FRANK UEPIS . . . Weekljr . . . Mends Massachusetts and j B^mchette at ALL FORMAL OCCASIONS Engaged AASACilBBvBr* ^ ' ...... [(mtlily. MINI-BASKET FOR LAST MINUTE EHRAS The enaaaement of Mias Lea The couple was married April attendant wera a. * «»m ’s mother wore a dwU at Trinity College, and teaches A^^Sn, T ». 19*1 ®1 S®“lh Church. New pink silk dresa. White acceaaor- French aft PlalnviUe High OR SPECIAL CARE FABRICS AMce Nelson_ to J. Scott .. A lex- Britain by ^v,. the ».«Rev. -nwvinr*Theodore floor-length gown ^ corsage. School. andar of Weston, Mass., and ixma. Mr. CSiace la employed wiyutol elbow length ^ reoeptkm for 300 was heM —------EVERYTHING S WASH CYCLES • 4 WATER LEVELS Arlington. Va.. is announced by at Pratt Whitney, East Hart- at Johnny’s Reataurant, Iforeat- SENTENCED IN BOUICP EXTRA LEAN her parents, Mr. and Mie. Wal- ford. around tha eufte A-line i^® ' * motor trip to the NEW HAVEN (AP) — Daniel IN STOCK 2 WASH, 2 SPIN SPEEDS ter D.Nelaon of Cheshire. 'H»®y otow daug^ ^ FOcono Mountalne, Pa., Mrs. V. Hickey of West Haven has RESERVE A CAR Nelson is a eraduate of **” ’ Dixon of . Uepis wore a two-piece dress sentenced to four years in Tho’e's nothing to send away for at Regal. You look good, feel good be- NOW . . . CAU S WASH TEMPERATURES S"«h^ oT«S‘SJ^“ "“lt’S - sir™ *accessories and a corsaga of to an Albuquerque, NM., bank holdup last Aug. 11. cause you can try GOLD WASH AND RINSE INCLUDED ®**®®*’ sons, David Chace and Stanley- ?*'*P5“* carried a 643-5135 Mr. Alexander was graduated ^ iv,™* ^ basket__ of daisies.^ Brijstol Ifigh Sdiool and Bates U.S. District Coort Judge Rob- from Hebron (Maine) academy ** TtJ'brtdiemalda were attired 0®“ ®«®- » » »» a maston de- ^ Zampano. Hlpkey and his > SOAK CYCLE • BLEACH INJECTOR and attended Bates. He served In aqua outfits, styled to m a^ candWato aft tha Unlver- ^ a were arrested on March 7 LEASING m la the UB. Navy and is cur- Rice Crop Small tha^tron of boMr’o. and they «»»®®««' rently compIeUng bte. education carried baskets of ^>anlsh at Plalnvtlle Junior with the robbery. One-Two-Three att Boaton Uiilvendty where he TOKYO — Japan’s 1666 Ctept. — WlUlam------Uepis.------of Seat- »Fh^ &hool. « Mr. ,v Uapia . te a ------Year Leasing Plans te majoring in Engkeh. brawn-rioe harvest totaled 12,- tte. Wash., served as his brotti- £ J * * f‘ * ^ * ,,^ * ? ? ‘^ * * ‘ An Makes.and Models A spring wedding is panned. 409,000 metric tans, the lowest er’s best man. Ushers were f®®®®* "“f* Trinity oouege. He FILTER is a masters d^itea caadldato NO PA YMENTS ------stawe 1960. The Ministry of Ag* Thomas J. Ridddl of ^fanebes- UiONINE BOARD SHE riculture estlmatea it may have ter, RubmII V. Oran of Hart- NEW HAVEN. Conn. (AP) — to import nxm than 960,000 met- ford and Edward J. B lai^etto FARM PRICED MORIARTY FLO The Leonine Oommiarion, a ric tons of rica to meet an in- of Plalnville. Jeffrey Blanchette STRICTLY FRESH 908 MAIN STREET—643-2478 UNTIL JUNE... scholarly project of the Roman creasing demand. of Plalnvffie, a ne|diaw of toe BARRiCiNi BROTHERS OathoUc Domiiiioan order, will ------, bride, was ring bearer. exrioslvely at IIG -O AK , *T}onnecttc«itte Oldest setabliqh its American bead- One taUespoon of borax ad- Mrs. Landry wore an aqua “THE MARVEL OF MAIN S'rREET" Uneoln-Menary Dealeri* qnartecs at Yale Urdveraity,' ded to a l^ ge pra of starch silk' dressy wfilto accessories Poultry Farm Liggeff Drug XU. 6 « s -iw — w-mu 601 CENTER STREET IN 54J. LOTS The opunttgiqn studies tbc wfH help stttfen itKe . curtains and a corsage of white eym- iMPEN evenings TA K E UP TO THREE YEARS TO PAY pabk ao e 570 Vetnen Street Mrts ofiflt Tbomaa Aquinas. as you latmder them. Udlum orelfids. The bride- PAGE FIFTEEN BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ TUESDAY, APRIL 28,1968

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, APRIL 26,1966 PAGE FOURTEEN _ to Go to Court THE McDowell Credits Crandall After In Effort to Keep Welter Crown By strong from toe eighth round on. middleweight crown, automa- EARL YOST Ma^ stopped Coldi NEW YORK (AP) — 16-round decision M onday night "Tiger can have the return tically vacates toe lighter divi- Sports Editor Indian Southpaw Ace Enrile' Griffith, the freshly in Madison Square Garden. The bout, if he wants it,” said the Referee Art Mercante had it odds are even bigger against immarked victor. "He was a 9-5-1 in rounds fo r G riffith . sion title under the rules of toe crowned middleweifirht Grifflth:^ chances of being per- Pagan Befuddled i ch ^p ion , .plans 'to go to, g^ood sport to g iv e m e toe Judg^e F tan k Fhrbes had it 7-6-2 New York State Athletic Com- Keane May Be on Way Out mitted to hold both crowns. mission, the World ^ x ln g Asso- court today in an effort to’ chance. I’m a good sport, too.” while Judge Tony Castellano Don’t Be Surprised Department: I f Johnny Keane of In One-Hit Shutout There Is a strong possibility had it even in rounds, 7-7-1, but ciation and most other boxing ______Sw a • A 1 —aea ww rn WA a A N F W YO R K fA P )— Ken Johnson’s variety o f w “I’d like the return,” said the keep the. welterweight that Griffith win give Tiger a Griffith ahead on points 8-7. bodies'of the world. NEW YORK (AP)—It takes two to tango but the pitches might have foded WiUie crown, too, lifter his close, return shot at toe middleweight dejected Nigerian, ■who 'wras knocked down for toe first tim e It was toe second time ’Tiger “We’re not giving up the wel- Jose Pagan is concerned none could have been as ,e % controversial, ujwet con- crown at the Garden on June 13. hnf imfc to be done *after a tonm wins but one of way Sam McDowell and Del Crandall were working on in his 14-year career. " I thought has lost toe middleweight title. terweight title,” said Howard Hive as Jim Banning’s bunt ^ befuddled It that doesn’t come off, then to to f re s t^ at the unfamiliar cellar ^nsra City, it look^ more like a torrid twist With the quest of aging Dick Tiger. I deserved toe decision. It fakes He dropped it to Joey Glardello Albert, Griffith’s co-manager. The 28-year-oId king of toe Griffith might take on either g,t?th e ^ m e n ^ ^ gue standloga The feelin, A th ^ m M a e , that he oWlterated a two to make a fight. I had to in 1963 and regained it from “We’re going to toe State Su- fire- from Norm Cash and A1 Kallne 147-pound w elterw eigh t division Joey Archer of New York or here Is that Keane Is too o «y - w * h..rUui Pittsburgh rally and went oiv make the fight.” Glardello last Oct. 21 in the preme Court Tuesday to seek an baUing left-hander, hurled a to beat the ’Twine for his tMrd was a 2-1 underdog when he Italy’s Nino Benvenutl, the im- going and does not have a free 45 with the Cleveland Indians , W is c o n s i n pitch PWladelplila to a 6-0 vied a bases-empty bom er la as ruler ot toe 160-poimd mid- champion, in a middleweight to keep on the move and tire his tione. Ih e Yankees have never set for the Recreation Divi- Johnson held Mays hitleai^ weight champion to capture toe title.” he gave most of the cre ’/ '■> , basebaTl Monday of attempting record," Johnson Griffith Never Tried of the varsity swimming team uriH be at Mt. Nebo, Robertson v. things I was /P: y j " , - times be caught things sacrifice fly beat the Senators V to use the maeWnery of an ap- ward. "1/ was at M. L T. Preston, 6-U, 160 and Charter Oak Park ^ (i.1 > _ doing wrong." for Chicago but Howard’s bom- peal from its antitrust cpnvic- ^ Biggest Concern pounds, was the Ekigineers top _ . _ " the sixth brUte the spell, brought Floyd Robinson home frigid season can be used ad- his order that the NaUonal tibrow from catcher Bob Uecker Association championship. “Considering the trouble El- But toe short right that He questioned Griffith’s cau- Bucherl, a freshman, is pitch- active member for 12 years, hit waa the only one the with the winning run after Rob- to shortstop Dick Groat nailfd vantageously to fill your tackle League submit a plan for ex- It would be their eighth in a gin’s had with his knees,” said floored Dick ’Tiger in the ninth tion, saying, “ It takes two fight- ing and playing the outfield. Moore la the current director of A’s managed as McDowell inson had walked and moved to box at cut-rate prices. struck out eight. L arry Brown pansion in 1967 by M ay 16 or the first out. * row — and a nice going-away Schaus, "1 'would say this 'was ers to make a fight,” end 'T Smith, a sophomore, is an In- athletics at Central Connecticut third on Pete Ward’s single. Then while Running was « * - Pats Win on Break, While moet trout fishermen drove in both Indian nuts with a return the Braves from Atlanta present for toe about-to-reUre his greatest g€ime. He excelled thought he would com e to m e, fielder. . .H Jeff Koelsch la ®^ate College In New Britain Ward’s hit came after Washing- centrating on Pagan, Alou stole are fam iliar with toe fine art of Square two-out, bases-loaded single in to Mllwav&ee two days later. Auerbach. And the CelUcg, ob- at both ends of the court and his but he ran away.” walking the clouds these days Former basketball player ton ootoher Doug CamllU second. And when Bunnlng con- productot U..lr .w . o l„ , n ,»y the sixth iiuting. "The Braves couldn’t comply f-' sessed 'With a passion for tidy rebounding was tremendous.” enabled G riffith to take the mid- It’s because he recently won a Jack M cElllgott is In his third dropped his foul pop for an er- cerned himself with Alou, the Baylor, however, was all busi- other anglers miss toe pleas- year aa the teaching pro at the Elsewhere in the American Errors Hurt Bolton endings 'want it most earnestly. dleweight title away from the color teevee set. ror. FORCE OUT — Roy White, Yankee fielder, is ness. “ It doesn’t mean much ures of hooking lunkera on Arnold Palmer Golf City on the League, Denny McLain hurled a * • • But so do the Lakers, who are 36-year-old Nigerian in a tight Netmen Bow forced at second base as Red Sox shortstop Rico ‘Rampaging Coventry High won its fourth baseball unless 'we come back and do It lures o f their fashioning. Manchester-East Hartford town four-bitter as Detroit blanked try to move, they’re dead.” ^ ^ k <, f ...... tailing the Celts 8-2 In toe best- decision. Blanked by Bristol Central Off the Cuff BED SOX—TANKS game in succession yesterday afternoon, a thrilling 1-0 again. If ■we win in Ixts Angeles With an imendlng array of Mne. P o p u la r M a rty B est is Miimesota 8-0, Chicago shaded Petr ocelli gets ball o ff to complete doubleplay. Ray T. McCann, attorney for ______of-seven playoff series, and who The new middleweight champ High yesterday afternocai was Enington High w ill have By this Ume Pagan had we’U oome back to Boston and components available through We.Mngton 8-2 despite a titantic Carl Yastrzemski ripped four the Braves, asked Judge Roller derision over East Hamilton High at home and Bolton have been planning this big 'vic- was a Wt on toe defensive about Manchester High’s tennis squad, new ^ t y baseball coach next u tte golf pro at^n n ec- strikes on him, but that did take it all,” he observed. tackle dealers and mall order home run by Frank Howard, hits tor Boston which handed tor an Indefinite stay of his or- ,, . , High made too many errors— nine— and dropped an tory blast of their own. the defense-oriented fight he Results: GwUHm B spring. Healy has an- ^Icut Golf Land, site of much Schaus, meanwhile, observed houses, practically any proven activity the past few weeks . and Boston handed New York New York its 10th loss in U •‘Even RSox Beat Yanhsr ^r^rSlng ^ a j^ to the 11-4 didce to Portland High. The Lakers’ hopes soared aft- nounced he”ll s t^ down from grimly toe severe pelting suf- lure on the market can be* close- made against Tiger. He back- • Ellington Ridge Country Club its seventh straight loss 8-5. starte. Ray Barker, Bobby ^ate^r^eC o^ Attractive schedule today run In the fourth inning. Yoim g er Elgin Baylor led them to an the post and Dm Tberrien will called for. fered Sunday by Gail Goodrich, ly matched. pedaled conelderably and waa not ® - o hopes for a big turnout • • « Richardson and ixxjde Roy_ Judge Roller took the plea found Rockville High (4-0) allowed but ont hit. exciting 121-117 victory Sunday his usual aggressive self. Ooodetlne M, 6-4, 6-2; take over. The latter is now an Pagan, however, missed who hurt his anlde, and Walt Wednesday of golfers, including TIGERS—’TWINS White all homered for the last under advisement after hearing .r^T’T ’’ ■T V, iWy?’ moving into Middletown to face In Boston Garden. Since jlgrs are toe most ex- Gwl'Uim-DiSahato B def. Genta- assistant. Healy, vdto served Lionel Jean walked to start ”1 Just kept moving,” he a half doaen foriner New Eng- McLain got home run support place Yankees. Visit to New York the TlgeiS (^ ) in a big Cen- A sell-out crowd of 16,0(X) 'wRl Hazzard, who hurt a back mus- pendable of artificial offeringrs, MoHnemey, 6-2, 6-3, Engle- as dlrsctor ot Athlettes and the fram e. B ill Gordon attem pt- yelled, straining to make his „ _ . - „ , , „ „ land Am ateur champions, fo r tral VaUey Conference meeting. troop Into Los Angeles’ Sports cle. and often represent the sea- hsad basketball coach, is also ed to move the runner along voice heard above toe din In h i. ® ***' B lak eslee^ li, 10- Manchester High made Its Arena tonight, and thousands Laker trainer FVaidc O’Neill, son’s costliest outlay, this la the vice principal . ., Tom Kel- Its pre - NewEngland Amateur with a bunt but the throw was O, for the third out. hcane debut against Conard more will duefsr around closed- however, indicated he’d have the logical place to eitart:. Be- ley le again wearing shirt No, Tournament action. Evening Benefit to Boston successful antitrust action wild to first base and sailed in- ^ It was almost if P a g ^ ’f High of West Hartford In a Goodrich and Hazzard back In ginners w ill find hooks already show will include a talk on golf "N E W Y O R K (A P )— Carl Yaetrzemski, the Boston stemming from the Braves’ to the outfield, Jean scaring all circuit tele'vislon to watch Laker by JUm S t Clair of the Spald- Rookie Marshall swimg — or didn’t swing — OdL meeting and South Wind- Ooach Fred Schaus’ efforts to shape to help Los Angeles give equipped with molded jig heads Red Sox captain, apparently needed only a visit to Yan- move to Atlanta, a triple play. the way from first base. ^ Boston a tea party it won’t for', ing Co. The 1966 New England Judge R oller gave no immedi- sor High entertained Granby in sidestep another aixto-gaane a convenience. The simple addi- They’re Still Ronnlnsrl kee Stadium to end a batting slump. In other N L games, St. Lou^J The defeat was toe first In Amateur will be played at HH- ate indication as to when he will Its lld-Ufter. Bast Catholic High eUmlnatitm. get. tion of a hunk of bucktail pro- NOWl Thru May 30! After exipressimg exipressdng displeasure ...... " ■ handed Los Angeles its four starts for East Hampton, Oinxfo llngton July 28-80 . . . Dates rule on the motion for a stay. H (2-2) hosted Xa-vier of Middle- vides a fish-getter worth many Shuns Butterflies over a slow start, Yastrzemski straight 2-0 defeat and Houstg,^!, Joe Kagerer taking toe loss. * •’“ J * OmurrUW fee* have been selected foi: the their record to 3-7 while hand- he rejects the request, the de- town. times the cost. collected four hits in five trips edged Cincinnati 2-1. He was reached for four hits. ManUiester Open, Sunday and ing the Yankees a seventh fendants still could ask the Su- Manchester’s Rod Smito, Surface plugs, underwater Monaav ssot. ii-iz m e an- M O NTREAL (A P )—One would expect that a young _to the plate^ in ^helping the______Red COVENTRY — Southpaw Coventry 000 100 x—1 4 0 Dell Isola Signs Again Monday, S ^ t 11-12. The an^ straight defeat. preme Court to stay the order * ♦ • . j, above, w ill be one of several styles, even spoons, can be as- inial TO A lpro-Ju n lor Toum a- rookje defensemap playing in his first Stanley Cup g^x to an 8-5 victory over the Rick Young notched his third E. Hampton 000 000 0—0 1 2 Scott, who appieard to nailed pending an appeal. BRAVES—GIANTS -jisi sembled and decorated with meat wlH also b« staged at the playoffs would have more than his share of butterflies New York Yankees Monday be- Yoimg and Don Storrs; form er New England Amateur down the first base job after In finding that the National Johnson lim ited the Giants pitching win In four decisions surprisingly little effort. Some fore a sm all Crowd of 3,370. Kagerer and Walton. golf champions 'who will play To Coach Charter Oaks Manchester couree Aug. 12 before each game, opening at third, collected a League and its members violat- three hits while retiring M eytt as the Fats capitalized on a of the complicated finishes that !| while the POA’s Pro-Am, Met But that’s not the case with that he’s been in the finals. And Yastrzemski hiked his batting A New York Sportswriter once Oaks’ General Manager Don triple, double and single and ed the state’s Little Sherman on a pop up, a strikeout a n d ^ break to score the game’s only in a preview golf tourney at adorn many popular models style, is Hated May 9 at ElMng- Bert MarshaU of the Detroit here I am already^’’ he added. average 66 points, from .237 to PORTLAND — ’The invading summed, up Johnny D ell Isola’s Brewer, feels that he now has drove in three runs. He hiked Act, Judge Roller assessed each liner. Mays, seeking his 512th Ellington Ridge Country Club may be dlffipult to duplicate, i i 'i Red Wings. MarshaU ' waa a surprise " addi- a respectable '.802, ■with t'wo Bulldogs from Bolton led aft- career '*rith toe New York Gi- the nucleus o f the strong;est ton. has a v e ra g e to .333. of the clifos 85,000 plus costs home run.'also walked. JohhSOB''' tomorrow. Bobby Grant and but experienced "do-it-yourself- tion to the Red W ings this year. doubles and a pair of singles. Foy, the International er two inning’s, 1-0, but once Holly Mandly will also par- ants in one sentence, "Som e- Endfrf the Line "I’ve always played hockey and disbursements. received support from Ln coaching staff in toe Continental ers” slap on similar colors and He drove in three runs, boost- League’s 1966 most valuable Waterbury Wins they started to throw the bail tlcii>ate. FioUowing dinner at 7, where between home plate end Best thing, about Red Auer- with only one desire — to win," He wasn’t mentioned much by Thomas’ three-run homer aiKl Lieague to be on hand when toe catch fish. Manager-Coach Sid Abel in pre- Ing his rbd total to 10 in as player who has not been able around, Portland jumped into a a program which will feature oenterfield at the Polo Grounds bai^’a announced retirement aa Marshall said Monday. Hank Aaron’s two-run blast, ’ f Oaks go to camp on Jidy 27. More Important than the season drills but made the most many games, to get going this season, was By 13-6 Margin 3-1 edge after three and g;rad- John St. Clair of the Spalding he lost idne teeth but none of coach of the Boston Celtics is "I want to win more than ever Johnny’s football experience is economy of turning out your given a starting shot at third ually built up their final mar- Co. w ill be presented. The bis desire.” that paying fans, e* well as now, but the importance of the of his chance when Abel caUed >pjie 26 - year - old outfieldeir PHIL^FIBATES own lures Is the fun involved in base. He responded with a dou- Waterbury, York and Elmira gin. speaker is chief consultant of ^"6^ LoweU Lahder to varl^^t^ng with an MON„ WED., teevee vlewerai won’t have to series doesn t make me any him up in November. ^ rounded into shape graduaUy in Bunning stopped the P ira t^ of llhistriouB collegiate career at their production and the satis- ble and a triple, scored two all did it toe hard way, gaining Dave Sutherlin,______worithorse of chib design at Spalding. day announced 'toe. sigRlng THURS., FRI. AND put up with his tira «a at court- more nervous. It may both^ Marshall scored three g o ^ Spring training and began on five hits and got toe only ruii^‘ Fordham University and then a faction of catching a stringer- runs end batted in one. cqqie-from-behlnd victories over Bolton staff’, sufreied his Johnny D ell to a ’66 coaching side over officials’ decisions, some of the others, but not me. and had 11 assists in 51 games pounding the ball in the la^ he needed 'when Rich A ll& f’ seven-year span with toe Giants full on them. SATURDAYS Another newcomer, Ken San- toeir ■ opponents In Eastern defeat against one win. contract 'With the Charter Oaks. Some of Auerbach’s choice h e ^ d . , „ for Memjrfiia of the Central Pro week or so of the exhibition sea- homered in thie fourth. The League ’basebaJi-action Monday Bolton shows one ■win in five This w ill be toe second season where he waa on toe NFL All- • Races • 1st Post 8 P.M. ixwnlji wer* hwtrd again over Marshall realizes that not all League last year. smi. ders, who had an 0-2 record de- American League lies added four runs in toe sixdt; St. James Play for toe Lander-Dell Isola com Star team ll've years. In 1939 No BMbV es THeadaya ^ ^ the airways last Sunday when players who enter the National He had 19 assiste in 61 games "I remembered my slow start spite allawing only one earned W. L. Pet. G.B. two on a single by Cookie RoJaSr^ •dg^ starts. Sears Retires run in 12 2-3 innings of relief, ♦ ♦ • 1 The Waterbury Giants were Three runs In toe fifth and Two baseball gnomes have Unatton and toe fl» t fu l one ^ the Celts lost to Loe Angeles. . Hockey League aire as fortunate for the Red Wings this season last year and 1 figiired this Cleveland .... 8 0 1.000 mortal Don Hutson for total For Dining Beeenrnttons earned his first victory. Sanders trailing Pittsfield Red Sox 6-2 four more in the sixth proved been scheduled by St. Jameej together. LONDON (A P ) — Jock Sears, Manchester’s Stan Hllinski was as he is. and scored his first NHL goal tim e I ’d go into the season 'with Baltimore ... . 8 I .889 % CADRS—DODGERS -’’5* votes In the 'AM-Pro voting. took over with one out in the after five innings, but then went too much for Bolton to over- School. The Sainta face St. lam - lan der and D ell Isola both form er British stockcar and Dial 401 185-5648 ousted in the N orth - South" ' "Look at Bill Gadsby," Mar- against Chicago in the semifinal a full head of steam and start Chicago ...... 7 8 .700 2 Larry Jaster joined the shtlP* on to soore eight runs in the come. rence O Tooie o f H artford joined toe Oaks In niid-aeason When his playing days were sports car champion, announced For Reoerved Seats .Amateur Golf Tournament yes- ^hall said.. "He’s been in the out realy good,” Yastrzem ski Detroit ...... 9 4 .692 1% out pitchers, scattering severi- series. last year and did a fantastic re- over. Den moved iq(o coaching Monday his retirement from Dial 401 ISS-SSOq terday at PInehurst. The local l«ague for 20 years and has nev- said. "Instead, I got only one surrendered four homers and California ... . 6 4 .600 8 hits and extending the Dodgeifi?^ next two innings and wound up Portland 003 134 0—^11 7 2 Wednesday night at 5:30 at the "I don’t think the series ■with buUding job on a ball club deci- at Dartmouth where he was line auto racing because of back in- man was sideUned by 20 holes ®r played tor a Stanley Cup hit In my frrst 11 times at bat checked the Yankees on ss an Astro run ’The Red Wings took -Monday ington (Segui I-O) the fifth, and Jim GentiJ^ by, who rticceeded Prank Kash- off but Montreal skated for an Boston (Lonborg 0-2) at New snapped a 1-1 with a run-scorii^ «ta In toe sixth, was the winner. hour in preparation for tonight’s Start of New Era for Angels York (Fhrd 0-1) single in toe sixth. Quimhy held the Red Sox second game of the best-of-sev- Minnesota (Kaat l-l) at De- e Moreless until 18 -year-old B illy MERCURY en final aeries. troit (Lolich 1-1), night :a0> Oonigllaro homered 'with no one 'V 1500 NEW JOBS EVERY Canadiens Coach Toe Blake New American League Park Kansas City (Dobson 1-0) at on in toe ninth. Bflt Mlnkley got ktld he felt his team skated aa Cleveland (Tlant 1-0), night the k>M. well as ever In the 3-2 loss to the California (MoGlothlin 1-0) at t ------■ ■— ■ 1400 JO) fijtsunisih, C^upSL Red Wings Sunday., Boasts Latest Features Baltimore (Palmer 1-0), night "W e just lacked the sharpness ANAHEIM, Calif.—^There are of Anaheim the population is Wednesday’s Gaines Tuesday, April 26 | Eagles in Split around the net,” Blake said. many who claim the new home one m illion. ’Within a 50 mUe Kansas City at Detroit, N Baseball — Conard at Mai> MONTH A T PRATT & The Mercury Premier Coupe is being produced in limited quantity. 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Test drive the P r«n ier . . . around the block; or all around The third and fourth game in finest lighting system to the the series will .be. played In De- aroma o f orange blossoms. jo r freeways interdbange one ton, 3:30 t cM In It. debut yestmday af tornoon National League Baseball — Granby at South! to’a triangular match with St. town. Just think of how it will look in your driveway. There never was a troit Thursday n i^ t end Sunday When the Angels dedicated ndle from Anaheim Stadium. WHITNEY AIRCRAFT Windsor, 3:30 ->>fT TboBM. Aiqutoaa and Pulaski better opportunity to move ahead with Mercury . , . now more than ever afternoon. this glittering |24 «dl-___ The Orange County aroa is a W. L- Pet G 3. TrMk—Wethersfield at —— flee April 19 It slgnal'el ^ young area in many ways. The PUfoburgh 9 4 High of New Britain. The Ea- in the Lincoln G^tinMital tradition. Chester, 3 _ , — start of a new era for the Cal-a’verage age o f restdents is 28.6 San ~ ~FVandsoo 9 4 gfle. beet Ajquinas, 5-0, but lost Atlanta ...... 8 to PldM M , 3-2. Ram Postpones Itornla team. years and the average fam ily Wednesday, April 21 income is 810,000 per year, al- PMladdphia . 6 ICoflrilst honora went to Jim- -pv n n * ____ Hmneless, ■virtually, since Baseball ^— (Joventi-y at k 6i - most double the natlcnal avei> St. Louis ...... 6 mj Horrath with a 79 at IJ a ila S 1 their IncepUon in 1961, the An- Ingly ... HoNindo otgm NJolu a tw anUabfo bh T1IMFINQ eou R ses ii m n u ourney age income. Loe Angeles .. 7 the MMMheeter Oountiy CSub one of them may he the *' gel’s players were quick to ex- Thursday, April 28 ^ iim wouerduf 'TwuHnia ,ioippiof 8 ee* largest Sooieiward Houston ...... 6 DALLAS (AP) — The sched- press their gratitude for a new Basqball — Cromwell at eotpnse. hewsefbaale swcMne sadirsljaed dassrbeiw' This move into the Bifouri>an New York 8 ttaeolto: B ast va. AquUas (6- M ACHINING • INSP ECTION uled 72-bole Dallas Open GoU baU park. ton. 3:15 right [oh for you I Mw i f t i m i ui i a Los Angeles area by ownera Chicago 8 6)„ J. aonwth def. Koebanow- said shortstop Jim Baseball—Coventry at Smitrf^ ADVANCID THMMN0L WWOltoMt .CoeriSS Tournament might become a 64- “Now,” Gene Autry and Bob Reynolds OlncinDatl sU 7 and 6, Weldlad (E ) def. 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PulaaW won retirement plan. until Sunday. county in toe United States. In iB fV iiW GpipO iStlllOill G t yOMT COUVGPiMIOib fnll range heatw and defroster, 390 h^;h and weighs 200 tom . The Angeles (Ifoufaz 3-0), nig^it Monday night In their game * EXPERIM ENTAL M ACHINING Today Is toe last chance to Anaheim Is a40-mlnutedrtve with the Washington 8*«a-?'* tjera fxdnt. Is n't It tim e 'you oonsMerad th e cerebr Pdvpnb^ effsrad b y an is Mghted by 30,000 Atlanta (Clonliiger 1-1) at San CO. in. engine,-whitewall tires, power complete the DaUas Open be- from toe former playing area kosrd ton. expending compaiiy in an expanding indusbyT Com e bi soon, and talk cause toe Professional Gotfera at Ghavoi Ravine. Yet toe sto- lamps, has 90 m iles o f w irin g Francisco (Biriin 2-1), night AnEqoMOppwtiR'il(» b milByor,MllF > He was sitting in the i with an empidynwnt httervtew sr a t Pra tt A Whitney Aircra ft WELDING steering, antotnatic transmission. Associatioa tour is due in San dium la located In an area where and is powered by COO,000 Only games scheduled. field soore board taking ^ BASIRMI HEROES LIMITED TIME VALUE! Antonio Wednesday for pro- acceasibUlty is good from any watts. It could light a iniaH Wednesday’s (James New York at PhUad^phia. N tores with a camera amateur events aa part of this part of Soutown California. city. McDowell. The fUH tecnical skllis of 30to Pittsburgh at Chicago tolking to someme STANDARD EQUIPMENT INCLUDES: Backup Lights, Windshield Washers, Padded 'week’s Texas Open. Anaheim Itself has a p<9 Ula- Cteivetond, aftowed only one U t Dash and Visor, Sldeview Mirror, 4-Way nasber, 15” Tin s, Salf-Aflloaflng Brakes. St Louis at Houston, N head M t tdephone. Jehn Lots and Harold Hanning tkm c f oidy 150,000. And how, oentuiy plannera went into tWs -4 JOM Tbriahoa’a eU gle to toe atadken. Nothing has been orer- Aflonts at L m Angles, N Floyd Rohlnsoo. the Whlti might Mke to see another day of you ask, could a city of this toria« — M toe fodfoni looked for fan oorafoct. So hn- at gan Flmnoisoo Sox right fielder, complained^ ■ rain. They are tied for the lead sise afford to build a stadium dtogotod E hnw i C5ty 2-0. Open for your conwnlanoe Monday lliraui^ FHday— 8 ejn. to 5 pjn., Pratt & aftw 54 boles with 306 each. But costing 834 milUon? The an- powBlve is this new struoture ------to the omplraa la the lltitt^ inning and they fanrestlfated^ BATTHtG — Oarl Yafltrrem- Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings TR 8 pjn., and Saturdays toe stoM’ 00 golfers weuld Uke to swer is readily s'vaUaUe 'sriien that plamters from oOier dttos T ale’s football team plays Boston, cUlected two dou- .11u ( f'- It turned out the *hpy’«- — 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Other Connecticut planta in North Haven and Whitney MORI ARTY BROTHERS get aiaotoer ebanee to irapreve 'you ocBsider toepopulaUonand faw«e made special vialto to only three away games during I and two einglee and drove tbstr posttkaw. ■ area. atady toe oonatmetloii and toe UM asaeon. The Ells visit waa only Boniaa Banmieif Southington. If available, bringyour mlHaiy disetarge papers (DO-214), <*OONNXOnGU1TS OU>BBT LRNOraJf-BOnOIJBT BEAUEB’* toe score bonrd operator, ^ three zim. ea toe Red Sooc Doug Sanders and Gay . For example, in 1900, Ana^ workings of thie baU park. It Is, Rbaca, N.T., to play Oomell, Iba N ew York Tankeea birth certtficato and eeciel eecui% caididMit you vWt 01 Rircraft p Brewer, the .pretoumameot fT- helm’s papulati

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, APRIL 26,1966 BY FA6ALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted—Female 3S PAGE SIXTEEN Antomobiles For Sale 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW EXPERIENCED hairdresser CLERK TYPIST to meet pub- >ts PiwHeoeMm*, 1954, e CTUiNDEIR, 4-door Chev- wanted, fuU or part-time, hours lic. Pleasant office, must be I' i l l II rolet, standard shift, OaH MS- LITTLE SPORTS I Boyi owd Giris || WfiEM TEEHIAIMEARS HER SHORT-SHORT SKIRT B ut ylMEN SHE ViEARS A GRANNV 9 to 6:30. Write Box D Her- High School graduate with at- CLASSIFIED 7207 a fter 6 p.m . — 4 A A h 4 t ^ ~ ^ A K A tse TOUR INCHES ABOVE ‘ LA KNEE“ HERIYACHERS GET DISTRESSED, ald. All replies confidaiUal. tractive personality, 5 day / / Aqum DO HER TEACHERS 6 NE HERIROUBLEY AND SEND OUR TEENIA HOME TROM SCHOOL week, liberal vacation, perm- Trailers— NOPEiTHEfRE HKX AS THEV CAN BE-” FORBEING"mDEaNTL^ DRESSED*.' anent position, imusual thrift sa siar plan. Call Beneficial Finance rrTjfil I ADVERTISING Mobile Homes 6-A ^7 81 Room te a m DOWN asvodtano^ AtBaqoMlt Claarifled or "Want Ada” are taken over tbe phone aa a 6H0T/ POOL 18 32AnzidM ITUbmialf M1UlSW(0M ^ABommlv eonvenlenoe. The advertlaer ahonld read hla ad the FIRST lions more see our filll page SCwtU mUIag form) . DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for Die Full or part-time days. ads in leading women’s mag- CUAERl^ REALPUi “2 ^ 0 atSjn^ tfChemkd wuH» Garape— Service— Must have above average OOC? assuddbnttac »8afl,n MAnMtcn next Inaertlon. The Herald la reaponalhle tor only ONE Incor- azines. Show and Sell! We’ll STDIimA UBMIlil te rect or omitted Inaertlon for any advertiaement and then only Storage 10 arithmetic ability smd skill aOHln , ^ Md SSMonin Und on comptometer or calcu- train you to cam money you dCooipnioai taBdUc ' to the extent of a “make good” inaertlon. Errora which do not need. Call before it’s too late, . T\(NCW^ sastoun tnffliM lessen tbe value of the advertisement win not be oorreeted by GLASTONBURY — storage lator. MRtiininf •Havlac wla(i XT Ganna e( —E S L _ « # 289-4922. *\.Z KNOWr eAmkawr thlaUaaW «T w ® g w * . "inake good” Inaerttoa. space for rent. 528 square feet bMutiu ttSM bird Jftooo (BM MTImter TStill 5 1 2 ^ bains 4BHaiaM;far Call Glastonbury 633-2936, Company offers excellent EXPE3RIHNCED clerk-typist In attcnduU iS U SSSSSteh^ 528-1287. wages and working condi- casualty claim work, small STlIatl 10 loflitn 99 (Rockvnie, Ton Flee) tions, convenient free park- claims office, congenial work- ing, in - plant cafeteria, H 5 16 r ing conditions in Manchester, r" r i P|r ! 1 643-2711 Motocycles—Bicycles 11 above average benefits. .875-3136 Call 649-4628 for appointment. QUAUTY Motorcycles for qual- ^koAAi.- 12“ ir ity conscious people. As low as APPLY CLEANING WOMAN one day $10 down. M otorcycle Sales, 595 w in A SM UTE TO T»e a week In Manchester. Call 643- TT Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? BEA\/E BATEUAH SISrtKS rr Washington St., Middletown. Of neuMANssufl&.M.y. 6113, 9 to 5. eiW W First National 24-Hour Answering Service SEE US ON THE world’s most ABLE WOMAN for general BY V. T. HAMLIN rr ALLY OOP exciting motorcycle. The mag- housework, 8 or 4 days week- 21 Free to Herald Readers nificent Norton Atlas 750cc, 60 Building— Contracting 14 Bonds—Stocks— Business Opportunity 28 Stores, Inc ly, 8 —3, experienced only. h.p. A1 Gill’s Motorcycles, 595 Mortgages 27 CaU 649-5818. Want Information on one of onr daasUled advertiaementaf Washington St., Middletown, COMPLETE remodeling serv- DINER IN ONE of the busiest Park and Oakland Aves. sr sJ No answer at the telephone UstedT SImidy can the ice. Roofing, slddng, garages, spots in Manchester doing ex- 8ALE5SLADY — experlencedi In Conn. MOR’TGAGE LOANS — first, Blast H artford rec rooms, concrete work, cab- second, third, all kinds realty, cellent business, priced for bake shop. Apply Mario’s Bak- sr 1967 HARLEY Davidson, m odel ery, 829 Main St., 643-2226. BY DICK TURNER EDWARDS inet and counter work, cera- sfatewiide, credit rating unnec- quick sale. Owners going south. CARNIVAL FLH, mint condition, loaded mic tile, floor tile. Call M9- J. D. Real Estate, 643-5129. essary. Reasonable, confiden- UNUSUAL OPPOR’TUNTTY for OLHJANING lady wanted — one sr with extras. 643-0893. 2349 for free estim ates. ANSWERINQ SERVICE tial, quick arrangements, Alvin a career in the office of a local day a week for small apart- Lundy Agency, 527-7971, 983 doctor. Applicant must be neat ment, own transportation nec- 55" CABINET WORK, formica coun- Main St, Hartford, evenings. Schools and Classes 33 6494)500 - 875-2519 Business Services in appearance and able to meet essary. Call 876-6647 anytime. ters, rec rooms, remodeling. 233-6879. and leave yonr meaeaga. YonHl hear from ear advertiser ba Offered 13 Quality work. Reasonable pric- the pubUc and a good typist. Jig time i^thoat en din g an evening at flw teleidione. Desire to become a permanent PILGRIM MILLS la expanding. mn LAND CLEARING, ^ ^ es. Free estimates. CaU M9- SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- EARN UP TO $225 48 employe essential. References Special working hours can be C"43 4T n moval, and chain saw work. 6985. limited funds available for sec- A WEEK DRIVING ond mortgages, payments to both business and personal re- arranged for part-time and Automobiles For Sale 4 A. Michaud, 742-8096. THE BIG RIGS quired. Write Box R, Herald, 5i suit your budget. Blxpedient fuU-time salesladies. Apply Pil- W -' ■ I... I 11., . ■ ■. I, , ■ REPOSSESSION: Take over STEPS, sidewalks, atone walls, Roofing—Siding 16 service. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. grim Mills, Hartford Rd, Man- HERALD payments, no cash needed with JOBS WAITING HAVE A "Colonial Uvlng Dem- chester. 5i fireplaces, flagstone terraces. BIDWELL HOME Improvement average credit. 1965 Pontiac onatration." Receive lovely hos- All concrete repaira Reason- Co. — Roofing, siding, altera- GTO, 1964 CadiUac sedan. 1965 Train Now—Pay Later tess credits. Display consists of DOX LEH ER S able prices. 643-0851. tions, additions and lem odel- BY AL VERMEER 5T 55 57 Monza convertible. Call 289- Business Opportunity 28 wood, glass, brass and wrought PRISCILLA’S POP Ing of all types. ExceUent INVITATION 8254, ask for Graham Holmee. APPLIANCES repaired — all If you can pass a physical Iron items. CaU Mrs. Jacque- For Your SPORTTNG GOODS STORE — STTVAVkSE'ViHV makes washers, refrigerators, workmanship. M9-6495. and need a steady job year line Ackerman, 745-6040. S O M E C3A V 1 T H IN K I've BY J. B. WILLIAMS PONTTAC — 1963 Catalina con- prime location, priced for quick TO BID W E lL S E L L T H IS ' DO^S THAT DOe toot my OUT OUR WAY Information freezers, dryers, gas and elec- A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, ’round, here 'is your oppor- ...M O V E O U T T O . ALW/iMS HOWL reasons vertible, blue, power steering, tric ranges. , Oil burners sale. J. D. Real Estate, 643- tunity of a lifetime to en- PARK CX)NCESSIONS y /SBX rrT*TH^n^5AM* \ OH,r^ L SAKKlgP new power brakes, new top, 6 siding, painting. Carpentry. Al- 6129. RN — 7-3 shift, part time. Lau- T H E C O U N T F Z Y' WHEN WB <1 K “t> lleR. AT A J* OTHER OF HS CRAFTY j 60METH#W<5, Al^ the herald win not cleaned and repaired. Cosma ter the trucking Industry Sealed bids will be received at terations and additions. Ceil- rel Mamor. 649-4619. TALK ABOL I' RLCTERFASTER KATBKATE \ WAVS OF disclose the Identity of new tires, will accept older car Appliance, M9-00S5. NOW. QUALITY TRAIN- the pfflce of the Purchasing MoviNa-P © TO n o A LITTLE / VINgEPMETHAT any advertiser using box in trade, $1,895. Call 5-7 p.m. ings, Workmanship guaran- ING, the largest company Agent, 740 Main Street, East ' ma^'!f ^'k^ ep\ letters. Readers answer- M9-5598 or 568-3914. SHARPENING Service — Saws, teed. 299 Autumn St, 643-4860. approved school in the east Hartford, until 11:00 a.m. Mon- S T R IC T T A B * OW I HB B A \ ^ H I M SE L F / A T T A t O W T ^ E to 9 ing blind box ada who knives, axes, aheara, skates, needs 250 men to be trained day, May 2, 1966 and will be E V ER V T H I N 6 H E J A W AV BVSAYIM ' W E J RJW O U T O ^ ^ / E K A desire to protect their 1960 FORD, 4-door, radio, heat- STOP for local and long distance COMSUMES WE M I6 H TLE A R W THIMaVL/EPO rotary blades. Quick service. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A WAITRESSES publicly opened and read at 4-X JUSTTORTHB Identity can follow thia er, automatic, g o ^ condition, driving. Train with the best MISHT LEARU S O M ET H I W O / , Capitol Equlpmen. Co., 38 Texaco Is Offering a very that time and place. FUM OF IT/ procedure: no body rot. $295. 649-2696. on both Diesel and gas BCMETHIMO/ Main St., Manchester. Hours ROOBTNG — Specializing re- Full or part-time evenings. We Information for bidders, spe- T pairing roofs of all kinds, new SUCCESSFUL OPEJN trucks. Phone 1t 249-7771 1959 MERCURY Monterey, 2- dally 7-5. Thursday 7-9, Satut'- anytime. wlU train you, must be over 21. cifications proposal and con- Enclose your reply to the roofs, gutter woik, chimneys HIGH gallonage service box In an envelope — door, power steering, extra day 7-4. 648-7058. Many benefits. tract forms are enclosed. cleaned, repaired. Aluminum station in Blast, Hartford, addressed to the Classi- snow tires. Call 643-2538. , The right is reserved to re- fied Manager, Manchester TYPEWRITERS — Standard aiding. SO years’ experience. Glastonbury area. BVsr in- ject any or all, or any part of Paid Vacation Evening Herald, togrether 1966 CEHVROLET Super Sport, and electric. Repaired, over- Free estimates/ Call Howley, any or all bids when such ac- formation call Texaco, 568- Help Wanted—^Female 35 Uniforms Ihx)vided with a memo listing tbe 300 h.p. triple carba o r stock hauled, rented. Adding ma- 643-5361, 644-8338. tion is deemed in the beat inter- 9600 or Mr. Walsh after 6 Free Life Insurance companies you do NOT 4- barrel, 4-si>eed transmissionchines rented and repaired. est of the Town of Blast Hart- Free Disability Insurance want to see your letter. with hmst linkage, ix>si-trac- Pickup and delivery service. p.m., Glastonbury, 633-4381. IMPORTANT NO-nCE ford. BY KEN MUSE Heating and Plumbing 17 Medical Insurance WAYOUT Your letter will be de- tlon rear end, AM-FM stereo Tale Typewriter Service, 640- The 1964 Civil Rights Law Town of Blast Hartford 8troy.3d If the advertlaer is 4986. 41^ one you’ve mentioned. If radio, air-conditioning, black BOTTI PLUMBING and heating prohibits, with certain ex- John W. Torpey, with red interior, 6 brand new repairs, alterations, electrio ceptions, discrimination be- Call 876-8951 or 643-5412 to Bhirchasing Agent not It will be handled in SALES AND Service on Ariens, cause of sex. It will now be arrange Interview. the usual manner. tires, showroom condition, $2,- Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn and gas hot water heaters, free A-1 OPPORTUNITY necessary for our readers 900. Firm . Call 875-8698. mowers. Also HomeHte chain estimates. C\ll 643-1406. not only to read the usual saws and International Cub 1964 FALCON 8 convertible, COMPLETE plumbing an d Female Help Wanted and Lost and Found 1 Cadet Tractors. Rental equip- Sunoco Service Station HOWARD JOHNSON’S very good condition, $1,.650. heating service, complete new Male Help Wanted classifi- ment and sharpening service Bolton Notch, R t 6 and 44A CAN YOU **How about K, Pop? How much am I offered to take 5 liOST — vicinity Watkins Brqth- 649-3046. bathroom installations and Very High Gallonage cations, but also our Classifi- Route 30, Vernon this rap?" • ers, lady’s powder blue wallet, on all makes. L & M Equip- bathroom remodeling, 30 years Good Inside Work 1962 CATiATiTNA. — maroon, 4- ment Ooiq)., Route 83, Vernon, cation Help Wanted — Male P*'' containing cash and important in business. Earl VanCamp, High Income or Female . . . 37. MEET THESE door hardtop convertible, ex- 875-7609. Manchester Ex- ! papers. No questions asked. Re- 649-4749. Minimum Investment SOFT BELL AWPlJoTAKBR*- cellent condition. Call 643-9508 change—^Enterpriss 1945. t - ward. 649-2358, evenings, 643- Paid Training BJXPB3RIB3NCED hairdresser or 5- 9 p.m. TOWNE PLUMBING Service— good beginner, good guarantee, REQUIREMENTS? 4392. DICK’S SERVICE — Snow- WAITRESES fuU or part-time, Bathrooms remodeled. Repairs, plus 66-60 per cent. Apply Ver- 1957 BUICK, REBUmr trans- plowlng, trucking, moving, rub- For DetaUed Information day and night shift. Apply in BEN CASEY LOST — $200 in $20 denomina- alterations, heating. 643-8979, non Coiffures or CaU 875-4732. 23 to 40 years o f age— mission and motor, $110. 1956 bish removal, carpentry, clean- CaU person only, Howard Johnson’s tions In tan CMinJ Bank en- 649-4056, after 6 p.m . XXJR CW>*M-IAW Mercury, $50. Call 649-6352. ing, general repairs, aU t3rpes Restaurant 394 Tolland Tpke. at least 5’8”— physically VflU.>OU ^ W H ffr A \ SCJUARE ) '' velope on West Middle Tpke. Exit 94, Wilbur Cross Park- £ m=i. isAnivHsnJ...6ETHir> of odd Jobs. Try Dick, reason- SUN OIL COMPANY NURSE’S AIDB^-Full or part- fit—good character. PlSeEGOSCWIE-)MEAN / AND < * between Broad and Main St., 1962 CHEVROLET station wa- Millinery, Dressmaking 19 way. COP o u r AND lEflS JAW able. M3-4536. time. Laurel Manor, 649-4619. WHERE a « E! ^ CATiyA NTlSOClAl., J $100 reward. Call 643-9565. gon, excellent condition. Call Weekdays—568-3400 H BO, you may qualify as ATIHEDBICECIUB. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL MANl 649-8911 alter 6. REJNTALS—Power roller, chain ALT’ERA'nONS neatly and Evenings, Weekends WANTEID — tleliable woman to a Correction Officer at the » IX3ST —Passbook No. 25-10692. saws, traU roller and aerator, reasonably done in my home, Conn. State Prison. • M l If MH, ta . tJL »I8 « L IM. e Savings Department of The Mr. Smith—236-0413 care for two pre-school children 'WHATSOOP WlUA 1964 GREEN VOLKSWAGEN lawn vac, rototUlers. Also sales 643-8760. MJMSAJtA&.'nWf Conneotlcut Bank and Trust sedan, sold by owner. 649- In my home during school Starting Salary of $102 f SIICKINS PIMS IN Or Write V W O D O E S T H E BI6WINDBM9/ a Co. Application made for pay- 9184. and sei^ce on ^1 lawn equip- drapes, valances, qte. Cus- WOMEN hours, Monday—BVlday. 646- per wk., $114 after one year. • 1 H E P 0 U . D 0 ? P.O. Box 71, Blast Hartford O O U . R E P C E S E N T P J ( ment. made to your measure- 0486. Liberal benefits, meritorious 1956 FORD station wagon, V-8 Main St, 643-7958. ments, lined or unllned. For Needed for general factory pay raises, paid hospitaliza- * FOUND — one brown male pup- engine, automatic transmis- tion, sick leave, 3 weeks’ HAROLD AND SON Rubbish Re- further information call aifter work. Also qualified sewing py. Call Lee FraoIding tdon Wagon, radio, heater, au- F ’Tree Serrice. 643-2009, Blast RBIOEPTIONIST FOR legal of- 1229 Main St. chairs for rent. 649-0762. HIGH GALLONAGE Phone 649-523$ E»4D O F M O N T H Announcements 2 tom atlc/^ean, gcod condition, Hartford, 668-0614. fice. ’Typing and shorthand es- $275. 0311^49-5406. sential. W rite Box N, Herald. CXJTTON RUGS and bedspreads HANDYMAN Service — odd Painting—Papering 21 Jobs our specialty. You name dyed, 70 decorator colors, 1969 CHEVROLET station w ag- SUNOCO DISCOUNT it, we do it. John Rys. 643-2097. INSIDE and outside painting. tiucl^ Lady Laundry, 43 Ihir- on, 4-door very dean one own- er oar, power steering, auto- You name your own price. neU Place, Manchester. ATTTCS, cellars, garages and Spejial rates for homeowners STATION matic transmission, radio, heat- yards cleaned, trash hauled to S-A-L-E EXiECTROLUX vacuum clean- 66 or over. 649-786$. 875-8401. HELP W A N TED er, must sell, 228-3638 between dump. Reasonable. Call 643- BOLTON NOTCH, CONN. ers, sales and service, banded 6-7 p.m. 8819. JOSEPH P. Lewis custom paint- Are yon tired of driving many mUes to work every- 63 CHEVROLET representative. Alfred Amdl, ing, interior and exterior, pa- Can Immediately Impala Hardtop. 8- - 110 Bryan Dr., Mandiester 644- 19«2 OTEl^LB^ — LAVOIE BROTHERS —general day? Then work in Manchester. cylinder, automatic, cylinder, low mileage. CaU af- perhanging, walljaper re- aSui 8141. work, chain saw, lots cleaned, Days, 568-3400 ter 5 p.m., 643-5492. moved. Wallpaper books on re- power steer- $1495 trees removed, landscaping. quest. Fully Insured. B’ree es- W E H A VE O PE N IN G S F O R : TYPEWRITERS and adding 1950 CHEVROLET Impala, 2- Completely insured. For free Blvenings or Weekends CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER ^ ' machines for lease. Yale Type- timates. CaU 649-9658. 68 FORD door hardtop, V-8, automatic, estimate oaU 742-7649, 876-8845 236-0413 876-0674 • M oehine O p era to rs • M achine Repairm en MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD writer Service, 649-4988. Sunliner Convertible. power steering. Call 049-’flil4. anytime. ,i ,. INTERIOR and exterior paint- 8-cyllnder, automatic, POm PBEL BADLyi T HOW ABOUT THE THEY powr KNOW WHAT.HAPP»1ED. ' ing, wj^paper removed, fuUy • Loom Cle a n e rs # W otchm on WE'VEBSN ON HlMTEfTBf COUPLE WHO BROUGHT THETU. RETURN.. WHEN THGV OOiCAU. 1963 RENAULT Daui*dne, low Insured. Rene Belanger, 643- TRAL FOR A VI»Rl J Tt® STOLEN JEWELS GOOD FRINGE BENEFITS 51595 JHE « « W F , WMEOWTELVl Personals 3 mileage, immaculate > through- Household Services 0612 o r 644-0804. rn out, very economical, asking Offered 13-A 61 FORD WANTED — $650. left, $100. APPLY $460. 644-2049. PAINTING BY Dick Font-une, Fairiane 500 Sedan. right and $26. left Flying “ A,” REWEAVING of burns, moth Interior and 'exterior. Paper 8-cylinder, automatic, boles. Zippers repaired. Win , even spUt. 643-7932. hanging and waU paper remov- W A NTED C H E N EY BRO THERS, Inc. power steering. $650 1962 OORVAIR Monza, very dow shades made to measure, al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. ' RIDE WANTEID — to WaaWng- good condition. 649-1M7. aU sizes VeneUtm. blinds. K ey' QuaUty' workmanship. Call PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT ton a ., Hartford, from Vicdnfty made while you watt. Tape re- evenings, 246-6593. EXPERIEN CED 60 FALCON ^ c t Duval and Woodland St, to 1960 OLDSMOBILE — good corders for rent. Mariow's, 867 31 Cooper HiU Street—-Manchester, Gonn. Station Wagon. 6-cyl- . and from work, 643-8077. mechanical condition. $550. Main., 649-023L PAIN TERS Inder autom atic i CaU 643-5113, 9 to 5. ______Floor Ilnishliiff 24 $250 C d l Antomobfles For Sale 4 1960 AUSTIN HEALY 3000, red Bldldlllg—Contracting 14 floor sanding and reflnlsb- 58 CHEVROLET convertible, excellent condition,. mTAT rrv tag (specializing in older Sedan, stand- M CA 'NEED CAR? Your credit turn- $795. 742-8243. QUALITY Carpmtry — Rooms, floors). Waxing floors. Palnt- Vlfm. Dfekson & Sen ard 6. a l w ed down? Short on down pay- tag. Ceilings. Paperhanging, 649-0920 ment? Bankntytr Reposses- 1955 CHEVROLET — 1961 V8 reflntohed, cabinets, buUt-ins. job too smalL John Ver- • NO DOWN • ston? Don’t despairl See Hon- et^fine, standard ridft, good fonnlca. aluminum, vinyl, t a - m o . steal, ceramo siding. WilUam — — PAYMENTI MR. ABERNATHY BY RAI^TON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWlLLIAMS eat Douglas, inquire about low- condition timxigbout including Robbins Cozpentnr Service, - — est down, smallest payments body. CaU 649-7136 anytime. • E-Z TERM S! 649-8446. y C A H ? O K A V ... anyedieze. No small loan or fi- HOW I 1 1960 PLYMOUTH — 2 door • OPEN NIGHTS! rr. J f:i T H E N I'L L J U S T : nance company plan. Dou^ai hardtop, automatic, radio CARPENTRY — Concrete work, __ ^ P L A Y A L O N G Motors, 333 Main. T ILL S H E C O M ES heater, good condition. Call anything from eotiir to roof, JO E'S inside and out, no substituta for PART-TIM E l O H ER SE N SES . 1937 CHBWROLET 4-door, 649-2166. quality work, satisfaction guar- CE N TER 5'' very clean, $296. CaU 649-1717,' PA VIN G C O . C O U N TER, MEN 1961 THUNDBOtBUiD, d ea n , anteed, competaUve prices, no ‘ a ft e r 6 :8 0 . Driveways - Paildng I Few Evenings power steering, power brakes, Job too email. D A D Cazpon- and Saturdays M O TOR power wiodawB, pushbutton try, days 64S-U04, ovenlnga 649- Areas and Develop- | —Men rCTmrRTU.mr impala ment Work Age No Barrier ' radio, electric wtadefalcld wip- • If Over 18! SA LES ertible, 6 cylinder, automatic, AU l^rpes of Ameslte I ^ good oondiUon, $6M. CaU 649- ers and washers, very reasim- We WUl Train. CARPElNTRY—32 years expe- Repair^ A InstaUed | Apply In Person At: ,461 M A IN ST. - 9790. able. 528-0528 after 8 pm . ask for Dick. rience, complete remodeling, • FREE ESTIMATES MANCHESTER ;, 1957 CHEVROLET — 4-door additions, rec rooms, concrete E-Z TERMS MEATOWN work and garages. References 648-1591 hardtop, smaU V-8, good con- '•APhone 644-8213Vir 1816^2 SUver Loiwv ;:^dltioBi OoU 649-5835 after 4 1956 FOIRID, good coodition given, free estim ate CaU 643- I Bast Hartford, Conn. ttranghniti, beat

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 26,1966 Honses For Sale 72 Resort Property For Sale 74 Snbnrbah For Sale 75 Apartments— ^Flats— Houses For Sale 72 Honses For Sale 72 H ousm For Sale 72 PAGE EIGHTEEN Apartments—Flats— Apartments—Flata— Tenements 63 LARGE HXECUnVB RaiMtoTT MANCHBSTER^2-famfly, 6-6 , $7.100-four room Ranch, over- FOUR bedroom Garrison Colon- WATERFRONT Coventry Lake FOUR room h o^ , h ea^ Boosehold Goods SI Musical Instruments S3 Tenements 63 Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— Tenements 63 rooms, modem kitchen with allaU 3 bedrooms, separate utUlUes, sized garage, on Lakevlew Dr. lal, a stone’s ttirow from Bow- n o i^ ew t side, 7 room, com- i»rch, basete^d he^^, 1(^^ MAMCHBSSTER — Prime office lot, near beach. 742-7056. Male or Fm ale 37 CUBAN. USED refrigerators, HAMMOND ORGAN — separate ------^ extra large sunny rooms, space, 100 to 2,000 square feet, .buUt-ina, dining room, two fire, permanent siding, aluminum J. D. Real Estate Co., 643-6129 ero School, double lot, weU pletely furnished cottage. Leon- BUS OPERATOR — experience speaker, 25 note pedal board, SIX ROOM second floor, heated, washer- central location, abundance of storms and screens, good in- or 640-8536. landscaped with many trees, ard Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. with hue or trucks preferred, PART-TIME franchised terrl- ranges, automatic washers places, 2% baths, famUy room, excellent condition, $1,395. dryer connecUolu., $130. Oak- parking, alter to suit Hayes come, good location, $18,900. ,„.4xT^,Ljiiwjnnim pine, maple, white Ifirch taclud- _ ^----- T1—J full-time steady work. Apidy tory, sell to established custom- with guarantees. See them at two car garage .wooded lot, CLASSIFIED B. D. Pearl's Appliances, 64$ CaU 643-7282. Agency, 646-0131. $29,600. PhUbrick Agency 649> Wolverton Agency, Realtors, MAHOHBSTaiKr— R w ^ tag 40’ ^;«Ty tree about to Wanted— ^Real Estate 77 room summer place, fireplace, BUver LAne Bus Go., 49 Brain- ere. $40 per week to start. 15 Fairfield St. **^-^^*-______“ ' — 7 rooms, 2 fuU baths, 3 bed- bloom, 2-car attached garage Main St. Can MS-2171. 8464. 649-2813. trees plus extra lot with ga- ard Place, Manchester. hours. Call 044-1402 or 644-0202. B SETT OF OFFICE suites in rooms, rfiodem kitchen buUt- and double garage rear of lot, WANTED — 5-6 room home, rage, $11,700. Hutchins Agency Greco — round hole, MANCHESTER ^ J ^ is * ^ h heat, reasonable, State Theater BuUding. In- MANCHESTER Colonial — 6 . tas, dining room, famUy room, exceUent storage or future desirable locaUon. Write Box WORK close to home. Small EVERYTHING In sterilized re- rooms, second floor, Realtors, 649-6324. ^ The/ adve r t ising $55.50. CaU 649-1454. no (bUdren. CaU quire 11-8 p-m., Mr. Daly, 643- Manchester rooms, large family kitchen, 2-car garage, htuidy to bus guest house, central hall, liv- AA, Herald. WANTED — Painter’s helper. well established plastic com' conditioned used fumltum and rooms, pantry, porch, excel- middle age, 7832. beautiful closed porch, garage, and shopping. $22,900. PhU ing room with fireplace, 2V& CaU after 6 p.m., 643-1420. pany offers stekdy employ' aijUances, high quaUty — low lent residential locaUon, young 649-9024. 2 BEDROOM RANCH WANTED — 3 bedroom Oolon- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS treed lot, near bus and shop- brick Agency, Realtors, 649-^ baths, master bedroom 22x21, ment and good growth poten- prices. LeBlanc Fumltu.-e. :96 SPINET CONSOLE piano, hke couple only. May 1st $95. : rooms one b e d r ^ OFTTCE AND studio tor rent, Suburban For Sale 75 ial, garage, near schools. CaU 8 A3L to 5 P.M. Lake new! Large, custom ping. Cliar-Bon Real Estate, 8464. I walk-in closet, formal dining tial. -- No------previous- «merience experience South Street. RockvlUe. 875- new. caU 64SMK»6. Call Glastonhuiy, 633-9057. r^ge^ewkerator. heat, 988''Main St. Will remodel to Mr. Tivnan 8:30 —4:30, 643- built, 7 year old home with 643-0683. room, large brick walled pa- BOLTON Center —Choice loca- needed. Learn as you earn. 2174. Open 9-8. ult tenants. Call Max Groee- MANCHESTER — 7 room fire- 1531. No agents. News^te . DEAN MACHINE f/v^KTwra for anything In re^ garage, $118. Convenient loca- attached garage, natural tio, upper 20's. No agents, 649- tion, Lrshaped Ranch, large liv- Apply in person to Cavrok ------man. 649-5334. 1969 RANCH ON A high shaded placed Colonial, recently pan- ing room with fireplace, kitch- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT, Mfg. Co., 60 E. Main S t, COMBINATION carri^e, rtrol- Wanted—To Buy 58 rentals — apartments, Uon. CaU 644-0238. woodwork, bookcased fire- eled family room, modem 2811. PRODUCTS, INC. lot. 3 very large bedrooms. en has built-in stove and oven, MONDAX n u n FWDAX 10:SO AJI. — 8ATUBDAI 9 AJtf. Rockville, Conn. 875-2548, 643- ler and car bed, Uke new. Fold- HOUSEHOLD 1^^ aiiHques. homes, multiple dweU|i^, no apartment, central-1 STORE FOR RENT — Mate St. place walL All city con- Huge kitchen with built-ins and kitchen with dlshwEisher and 165 Adams St, Manchester veniences. Ideal for small ceramic tile bath, full base- Legal Notice ’T c*z:l 6868. Ing nylon playpen and crib bric-a-hrac, clocks, frames, fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate, ^ L t provided, $90 1,400 square feat, heated. (Jail dining area. Flreplaced living disposal, IH baths, formal family. $20,900. Mr. Dou- ment, over one acre land, built combination, also wooden olay-play glassware. We buy estates. VU- 643-5129.______month. CaU Mr. Coope, 623-3114. room, oil hot water heat. 2 dining room, $19,200. Leonard AT A COURT OF PROBATE, Lord Astor ton, 649-5306. MANCHESTHR — Duplex, in 19H, perfect condition. Sell- held at Coventry, wlthinl and for XOUB COOPERATION W IU. n | A | _ A d 3 a 2 7 1 1 NEEIDS: pen. CaU 643-9285. car garage. Excellent con- Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. LONDON (A P )—The late BE APPRECIATED l/I M l* I I Situations Wanted— lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 ji^ chbJSTEJR — Deluxe 4 649-5203. OFFICE OFF Main St, desir- one side consisting of 6 ing for $18,900. Immediate oc- the District of Oovenry, on the 32nd L^ke St., Bolton, 649-3247. room duplex apartment buUt dition. $17,900. Wolverton Ag~ goiioo day of April, 1966. Lord Astor, a figure in Britain’s Female 38 KELVINATOR electric F a n g e ,------room aupiex the JENSEN Apartments, 98- able tor accountants, etc. $50 BARROWS & WALLACE room Ranch, rec rooms, including large mod- cupancy. TTie R F. Dlmock Present Hon. Elmore Turkington. Bullard Lathe Operator ency. Realtors, 649-2813. ’ 1963 Profumo sex scandal, left a refrigerator, good condiUon, buy m d seU anUque and by Damato, quiet con vei^ t Middle Tpke. New 4% per month. 15 Forest S t, 646- Manchester Parkade room, Swedish fireplace, ga- em kitchen, 1V& baths. Co., 649-5245. Judge. Day ^ d Night Shifts WILL CARE FOR child during ...... location. Also Uke new 3 room . Just like new! Vacant, oth- Estate of Dorothy S. Knause. late net estate of $638,288 In Britain. ideal for cottage. Both for $85. used furniture, china, glass. sU- locauon. uxe n ^ o apartments. Rent in- 0090. Manchester 649-5306 (XILONIAL RANCH. Owner rage or patio, d^e room com- of Coventry, In said Distrlot. de- Conriniied From Preceding Page week, my home, Parkade area, er side rented. You must SOUTH WINDSOR—Beautiful oeAsod* His London bankers noted to- Hardinge Chucker Operator Call 649-3817 after 5. ver. picture tfames, old c ^ . in eludes hot water and tadivldual built 1956 end featuring gen- pletely independent of other experienced, references avail- see the interior to appre- 5*4 room Ranch with full The Executrix having exhibited day however, that "the bulk of Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 Day and Night Shifts guns, pewter, senqt gold, YOR — W i ^ ’s ^ MANCHESTER Executive erous dimensions throughout. 6 rooms, 2*4 baths. J. D. Real her adminifitraUon account with able, 649-9666. taurant, Rt. 44-A, Bolton, 646- ciate. basement. Real buy at $16,250. said estate to this Court for allow- the late Lord Astor’s fortime is ENGAGEMENT BROKEN watches, old Jewelry, bobby home. Porter Street area, 4 rooms include a formal dining Estate 0>. 643-5129 or 649-8638. Tiled bath, Vhnlty, many ex- oomprlsed of trusts in the Unit- BABYSITTER wanted, days, Production Milling Machine 0214. ance, It Is YOUNG COUPLE coUecUons, paintings, attic con- m ANCHBBTER — Spacious 3 (range, refrigerator, dis- large bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 room and a 14 x 15 kitchen tras. Will qualify for mini- ORDERiJD; ‘Hmt the 9th day of vicinity Ellington Rd. in Wap- Operators, Days WELLS STREE7T—A four fam- May, 1966, at 10:00 o’clock, fore- ed States.” Dogs— ^Birds— ^Pete 41 WILL SACRIFICE tents or whole estates. Fuml' room apartment, first floor, posal), 2 air - conditioners for lavatories, 2-car garage, Flori- with cabinets all around. 2 car ANDOVER — Attractive 6 mum FHA financing. T. J. noon. at the Probate Office in the Astor died in the Bahamas in ping. 644-1861. after 6 p.m. ily home, one apartment va- room summer home on 1500 Bridgeport Milling Machine 3 ROOMS LOVELY ture'Repair Service. 641-7449. heat, hot water, stove, refrig- ^gch apartment, 1% colored Houses For Rent 65 da room, patio, fuUy air-condi- garage. 100 x 400 treed lo t Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Municipal Building in said Ooven- March. He was 68. GROOMING and boarding aU cant on sale. Three car ga- large lot, 2-car garage, im- tn-. bo and the same Is assigned NEW FURNITURE erator, private porch, exceUent uie baths, soimd proofing in tioned. Shown by appointment Qualty built. Mid 20’s. Wolver- for a hearing on the allowance of Operators, Set Up and breeds. Harmony Hills, H. C. COMPLETELY furnished trail- rage. Excellent exterior condi- It was at Clivedon, the vast location. Adults. $116, CaU 643- walls affords privacy in sound' only. CaU the R. F. Dimock ton Agency, Reatitors, 649-2813. mediate occupancy. A lot BOLTON. (JUSTOM built one said administration aoeouia with Astor famjly mansion In Berk- Operate, Days Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton. 643- AND APPLIANCES • Rooms Without Board 59 er, Coventry Lake, $100 month- tion. Needs some interior said estate and this Court 'directs Help Wanted—Male 36 NEW JOBS reduction, convenient base- Co., 649-5245. for a little. FYiU price, owner home. Featuring 6 EVERYTHING 0310. ly. Trailer space avaUahle. FOR THE FAMILY who can work. No central heat. Owners that notice of the time and place shire, that caU girl Christine 6427. THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot- _____ ment laundromat, master TV $8,900. rooms Euid a heated and fire- assigned for said hearing be given ALL BE3NEFITS FOR ONLY $498.93 742-8892. MANCHF1STE3R — Gracious use extra income. A room anxious. T. J. Crockett, Real- to all i>ersona known to be Interest- Keeler pnoe stripped and swam tage Street, centraUy located, MODEIRN DUPLEX — 4% antenna and telephone Jacks, placed family room. 3 generous IMPORTANT NOTICE EVERY IRISH SETTEXS —AKC reg- Here's The Story — This was roomy Colonial in central lo- Ranch consisting of tour rooms tor, 643-1577. ed therein to appear and be heard nude 4n the house pool. large, pleasantly furnished rooms, 1% baths, refrigerator, patio doors and patio, private CXIVBNTRY—Year ’round l)edixx)ms, roomy kitchen com- thereon bv maillirg on or before The 1964 Civil RighU Law istered. whelped Feb 20, 1966. sold to a young couple on SMAUi ‘4 ROOM Ranch on 2 cation, flreplaced living room, and a 2^ room separate apart- April 30. 1966. by certified mall, a Her association with John rooms, parking. CaU 649-2358 range, bus Hne, parking heat- parking, basement storage, 2 ojcre lot for rent, electric wa- SOUTH WINDSOR Town Line cozy 4 room Ranch, fire- plete with built-lns. 30 foot liv- prohibits, with certain ex- WAREHOUSEMAN or window Call 643-6326. March 12th. A few weeks later large bedrooms with walk-in ment, presently rented for $95. copy of this order to Mrs. Milton G. Brofuitio, then Britain’s war MONTH tor overnight and permanent ed, reasonable. 649-3566 after blocks to bus, very convenient ter heater, gas and gas stove . . . but in Manchester. 8 room place, gas heat, automatic ing room—dining room. 3 full w S ls Jr.. Box 294. HlghUnd. Mich.; ceptions, discrimination be- assembly man for wholesale they informed us they wished closets. Bel Air Real Estate, monthly. Built 1968 in a res- Mm. Don E. Swanjord. 436 Elm minister, brought on the eex- guest rates. 5 pm . to grammar, Junior high and Colonlsil... 4-4 with 2H baths. hot water, walking distance baths. Three zone heat. 2 car cause o f sex. It will now be mlUwork company. Apply in cancel their order because Inriuded, very clean and sun- 643-9332. idential neighborhood. It pre- Street New Haven. Conn.; Major and-securitiy ecandal. poodle puppies AKC reg^ls- ny, located in Mansfield, near Built within the last two to lake. (FVll price, $7,900. garage. 200x 288 tree shaded David 8. Knau-ss. 6956 Kedron necessary for our readers AT person, 8-6 at Rimeo —East toey were not getting married, for R E N T -N ear Main S t. BEAUTIFUL new apartments, high ^ ^ 1 . sents a single family exterior, years, this home offers maxi- lot. Must be seen. Mid 30’s. Street, Springfield, Virginia. tered, home raised. CaU 643- Payments of $150 have been campus. CaU 8756606. $75. MANCHFiSTER — Spacious cus- E)LMORE TURKINGTON. Judge Justice W arren not only to read the usual Hartford, 46 Belden St, East single room. CaU 649-2170, 9 Woodbridge Gardens. 4% room call I^ e Jensen B u U d ^ and Is in excellent condition. mum in space for tgracious liv- Wolverton Agency, Realtors. 7116. made. If you have a good job montiily. tom buUt 6% room Ranch, pic- WASHINGTON (AP)^FYfty Female Help Wanted and Hartford. Hazel St. duplex $160. room flat'$135. Oorp., Mr. Must be seen. $20,500. Wolver- ing at tae miniihum price. 640-2813. PRATT & and are honest and reliable, ture book kitchen, 13x21 iiv’ng ALICE CLAMPET, attorneys from Allegheny Ooim- Male Help Wanted daastfl- THREE SMALL kittens, t w 2 large bedrooms, 1% baths, ^ MANCHESTER — Vernon line, ton Agency, Realtors 649-2813. Asking price Is only $24,500. room, paneled recreation room. ty. Pa., have scored a point as cations, but Wanted — Male tabby, one caUco, need a home “ 'C" bargain is yours. MODERN ROOM, private en- modem, kitchen with G.E. re- tlceUl, 649-9644.______3 year old, 6 room Ranch, $136 Basement garage, combina- or Female, also our Olasslfi- •I* ’ INCLUDEIST'KTy’^T TTT^TJtC* ALLATT ^TTUTC! THIS ______Hayes Agency, 648-0131. DUTCH (X>LONIAL — cooslst- REALTOR 649-4543 Vernon Events far as Chief Justice Bari WHITNEY 643-8798. trance, phone, rec room priv- frigerator, range, disposal, room apartment, heat, hot monthly. CaU 643-4013. tions, half acre lot, too. T. J. oatlon Help . . . S7. BUS DRIVERS 1 Famous Make Refrigerator ing of 7 rooms, and VA baths. Warren Is concerned. ileges. 643-9895. dishwartier. Private basements water, appliances, air-condi- MANCHFiSTER — 3 bedroom Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Other Listings Available WANTE3D — good homes for the 1 Famous Make TV A million words cannot de- Long View From Here The attorneys, who are to piped for automafle washer ind Incdperator, patio, bar- AVAILABLE May 1. Three bed- Ranch, excellent condition and following dogs, one year old 1 Bedroom Suite CENTRALLY LOCATED room scribe this typical New Eng- IN ONE of Manchester’s pre- In Capital practice before the • Supreme AIRCRAFT Full-Ume and part-time for dryer. Air - conditioning (op- becuc. Parking. Adults $125. room bouse and large storage location, deluxe heated rec This Ranch Is set high on Spitz, one year old Collie- 1 Living Room Suitf for rent. Free parking, refer- land designed home, carefully mium locations, a four bed- experienced JanMoro want- charter coach and school tlonal), master TV antenna, ^49.8760. shed in Manchester. Very pii- room, 2% baths, 3-zoned heat, tree covered hill. Trans- (3ourt, brought a gift Monday. Pratt A Whitney Aircraft Boxer, one year old Shetland 1 Dinette Set ences required. CaU 643-2693 custom crafted with the room Cape with 1% baths. EAST CENTE5R ST. —8 rooms Pledges to Fight ed mornings. Call 649-5884. bus. Also fuU-time me- hot water oil heat, open stair------i vate $180 per month. CaU 289- beautiful landscaped lot, $21,- ferred owner ready to leave It was a portrait of Associate recently annoimced that 1,- Collie, two year old Russian 1 Sealy Mattress after 5 p.m. grace and beauty of Colonial Formal dining room, large liv- 1*4 baths, centered flreplaced General deeming Servlcea, Inc. chanic. case, large sliding door closets, DUPLEX — modem 6 rooms, 4268. 900. Mitten Agency, Realtors, this fine home for you. WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Justice George Shdras Jr., who 500 new Jobs will become Tackier. Call 643-9269. 1 Sealy Box Spring days of old. Central chimney ing room plus a finished rec- Colonial, built-ins, 6 bedrooms. ROOM FOR married couple or sliding glass doors. On bus line, heat, hot water, stove, refrig- 643-6930. Three bedrooms and ga- John O. Pastore, D-R.I., Is sat on the court from 18®2 to MAN TO work In lumber yard. available every month. 2 Throw Rugs Only $19,600. Hayes Agency, single girl, on bus line, 649- neor schools, shopping and erator, garage, centr^ly l^ at- with 2 fireplaces, wood shingled reation room in the basement. rage, too, for $16,500. CaU pledging a fight to restore a $12- 1903. Must have driver’s license. FOUR, PART angora kittens, 1 Boudoir Chair Suburban F ot Rent 66 gambrel roof and small pane Utility room and an oversized 6464)131. POST ROAD STAGES 1614. churcdies. Open daily and week- ®ut base- dous variety of skills and ITiUFFY black male kitten 1 Cocktail Table er, free parking. Inquire 195 tion room, landscaped yard. chester’s best neighborhoods. tor, 643-1577. Manchester Parkade tions Committee. bar associations would follow or full-time. Apply Marlow’s, and Parker Sts. M.P. Enter------al and air-conditioning, $99. ment, nicely shmhbed land- specialties for both experi- 2 Table Lamps Spruce St. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. Manchester 649-5306 your example so that one day 867 Main St. looking for new home. 649-6946. Rowe & Rowe Realty, 876-3167. MANCHESTER — Rambling scaping. Char-Bon Real Estate, The committee voted IS to IQ enced and Inexperienced 1 9x12 Rug prises. 643-5953. we may have a portrait of every , S A L E S M A N 1 F loor Lamp ------FOUR ROOMS, 71 Cooper St, MANCHESTER. THE nearest older home, 7% rooms, 2-car 643-0683. to eliminate the rent subsidy people. One of these Jobs VERNON — Split Level high I^ull and part-time, men’s’ 42 Apartments— Flats— 66 SPRUCE ST. rooms, first 643-9480. thing to a new home. (Justom garage with workshop over, % program. justice who has sat on this may be ideally suited to Live Stock 1 Smoker Resort Property NEW TWO family flat — 6-6, MANCHESTER — Dartmouth on a wooded lot. Six rooms In department. WiU consider 36 Piece Dlrmerware Set floor, heat, hot water, garage. built 6 room raised Ranch with acre. Needs a handjrman to The $30-anillion appropriation court” you. Tenements 63 Bowers school area, large Heights, 7 room Raised Ranch all plus garage, 125x150’ lot. retired men on part-time HORSES BOARDED — private 24 Piece Silver Set —— ------— — —— adults, references, $100 month- « « * For Rent 67 heated family room. 2 car ga- spruce it up, $14,200. Wesley originally requested by Presi- kitchen, 22’ living room, sep- completely carpeted, paneled, Home in excellent condition. basis. Apply farm, excellent care. CaU 643- 18 Yards Floor Covering WE HAVE customers waiting j ^aii 628-3391, 9-5. Funushed Apartments 63-A rage. 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths, R. Smith Construction Co. 643- dent Johnson had been cut by John Derek OFHCE CAPE CX)D — Dennisport, 2 and arate furnaces, city utilities. fireplaces, 2V4 baths, loaded Real private location but still AIRCRAFT ENGINE 6066 or 643-6160. for the rental of your apart- Bul'lt-ln kitchen, flreplaced liv- 1567. the House to $12 million. The HOLLYW(X)D (AP)— Actor MONTHLY TWO ROOM furnished apart- 8 bedroom cottages, all con- Call Leon Cieszynskl, BuUder, with extras, large wooded lot, D & L ment or home. J. D. Real Es- 4% ROOM duplex in brand new ing room. Like nerw. Low 20’s. close to elementary school. T. would permit the federal John Derek says he has started PAYMENTS ment, heal and utilities in- veniences, automatic heat, off 649-4291. BRUCE ROAD in Lakewood low 30’s. CaU 643-9133. MECHANICS Manchester Shopping Parkade tate, A* 3-5129. 2-family home, 1% baths, ga- Wolverton Agency Realtors J. Crockett. Realtor. 643-1577. government to pay the differ- Mexican divorce proceedings MAINTENANCE Articles For Sale 45 ONLY $16.93 ______—_ „„ cluded. Call 643-9030. season rates. Rockville 875-0682 Circle . quiet, convenient, $140 $19,900—6 room Ranch —2 car 649-2813. ' a MANCHESTER — Main St. at COVENTRY NORTH — 8 year ence between 25 per cent of the against his wife, a^rMS Ursula At Pratt A Whitney Air- LANDSCAPE workers over 20 rich STONE-FREE loam, storage until wanted. Free MANCHESTER - large, new 4 heated."^li’643-^8 or 643-6121 basement garage, rec room, Colonial. Excellent family comfortable old -- 6--H room _Ranch, . 3. t bed- family’s income and n.*the rent. Andress. AnHri>Ue’s letter jutlon dlsannrovinir a reoraani- Courses ranging from 22 For appointment for per- Lustre. Rent electric sham- stove, refrigerator, parking. NOW HIRING NEW 2-FAMILY duplex, 2 bed- tion, nice lot, gairage. 30’s. For further Information Investment. Call Mitten Agen- that MA-m ****'*°" oisapprovmg a reorgam- have driver’s license. AM>ly in weeks to 93 weeks in Ma- sonal interview In your demanding that NATO forces nation plan transferring the pooer $1. The Sherwin-Williams a PARTMEINT size PhUco re- Completely redecorated, $110. rooms, 1% bath apartments call R. F. Dimock Co., 649- cy. Realtors, 643-6030. person. 120. Cheater Oak St. chining, Sheet Metal, Tool, area, write Manager with separate basement ga- not under French control be re- Community Relations Service Co. frigerator, very good condition, 4% rooms, $120. 15 Forest St., $17,900—[Large six room Cape 5245. Die and Gage Making, Ma- Box 4117, Cleveland, Ohio rages. Aluminum siding. Call GLASTONBURY — Custom moved from French soil within from the Commerce Department „„ , —it t ;------rrn— $20, porcelain top kitchen table, off Main St. 646-0090, 643- in west side, flreplac- PART-TIME chine Repair and Pipe 44123. HO M O M L R^lrc«d, civlUan ^ d,airs, $8. CaU 849-4291. 643-9278 ^ 643-5121, Norman S. SEVEN ROOM CAPE Cod, over- built 6 room Colonial, 3 bed- 5675. ed living room, 2-car ^ to the Justice Department. Making. band radio and antenna, snow ______’ ______MAII & FEMALE Hohenthal, Builder. sized lot, 75 x 206, garage, ame- rooms, 1V4 baths, breezeway "Certainly, there is nothing in q fe resolution was defeated WORK AVAILABLE garage, newly decor- blower. Inquire 248 School St. NEED A RENT? Call the Rent slte drive, new roof, new sep- and garage, % acre lot, beau- President Johnson’s reply which 163.220, thus ensuring the trana- U AJd. TO 2 OR 3 PM. ated. A real value. WESTTNOHOUSE Refrigera- Man, no charge. West Side MANtJHFHTER — 7 room flre- tic tank, good condiUon, $17,- tlful condition, 5 years old, suggests hostility to France in fgr. APPLY . . . Apprentice Programs WALLPAPER —point sale. Tre- (Jareer opportunities for experienced, qualified de- i tor, compact, $26. 649-6638. Realty, 649-3668, 649-4342. placed Cape, 1% baths, carpet- 600. Call 649-3046. minutes to golf course, $25,- any way, shape or form,” he In other roll call votes. Sen. mendous selections. Ceiling ing, excellent location, walk Courses ranging from three MANAGEMENT partment managers. Many openings in all depart- i $22,600— 5 bedroom home near 800. Call 649-4206. added. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., vot- Mc Donald drive in white, $2.95 gallon. Morrison POUR room heated apartment to all schools. Leonard Agen- 6-5 2 FAMILY, custom de- to four years in Sheet Met- school, bus, shopping, Maniifield suggested a meet- ed against a resolution proposing 46 W, Center St. DINING room table — 6 chairs, Call 643-5118 between 8:30 a.m.- ments. Excellent pay and fringe benefits; superior, i cy, Realtors, 646-0469. signed, 3-bedroom arrange- al, Machining and Tool A OPPORTUNITY Paint Store, 739 Main St. 118x180 lot, 2 baths, BOLTON — 9 room home on ing between Johnson and De a constitutional amendment that $10. Call 649-6901 after 6 p.m. 4:30 p.m. on-the-job training; unlimited opportunities for! immaculate. ' ment, modem kitchen, ceramic nine acres of_ land, excellent EKPEIRIENCEID painters and Die Making. WOOD combination door, 36” x MANCHESTER — Oversized Gaulle may be needed, would overturn the U.S. Su- bath, treed lot, exceUent ren- bar, pasture Ideal for horses, young aU around handy man. A national retail organiza- '6’8” and haraware; sewing ma- advancement Cape, 2 full baths, 3 or 4 bed- preme Court’s legislative reap- tal income. We.sley R. Smith etc. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, CAPITAL FOOTNOTES CaU 875-8073 weekdays 3-6 p.m. START BUILDING YOUR tion undergoing expansion chine; 30” window fan; 6 foot $23,500—8 room gracious CJolo- rooms, garage, full rec room. portionment ruling. Construction Co., 643-1667. 643-1577. Congress has received an ad- "AIRORAPT” is looking for capable in- picnic bench; two wool rugs, 9x nial, 1% baths, beam- Wesley R. Smith Construction . , , . Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D- HELPER FOR Furniture and By Reid We pay a premium for experience . . . but we CAREER TODAY! dividuals of management 10, 10x12. 649-9732 after 8. "Since 1907 ed ceilings. Ideal cen- Co., 643-1567. $16,900 —5*4 ROOM RAN(3H, ministration proposal to give oonn., did not vote. The amend- appliance delivery truck. CaU of Course” Visit the Employment Office csdiber, no previous expe- It’s Been will be happy to train bright, ambitious people, tral location for home- built-in stove, raised hearth the secretaiT of welfare perma- ^ get the required Mr. PettengUl, 6464)111. 15’ SWIMMINO POOL, 42” deep AUCTION office combination. MANCHESTER — 6 room Col- BOLTON—$13,900 nent authority to change the two-thirds majority, At 400 Main Street rience necessary. fireplace, basement, large filter. Used 2 months. CaU eve- who may not have retail experience. OPENINGS FOR Following — Elsist Hartford, Connecticut LARGE SELECTION — HOME FURiNISHtNGS onial, with den or family room, wooded lot. Hutchins Agency, org^zattona^l structure for Neither Dodd nor Ribicoff vot- nil^. 644-6991. Previous experience required, $24,900—7 room oversized Cape, 3 bedrooms, formal dining Realtors, 649-6324. Plcturebook 1950 cozy 4 Public Health Service pro- ed Monday on a bill to authorize SALARY OPEN Many Fine Offerings—^Residue of a West Hartford Estate • HOUSEW AR ES FURNITURE room, generous kitchen with paving rakers, truck drivers, _ o p e n for Your Convenience- dining room, 4 bed- room Ranch, attractively ^ _ federal grants for rural develop- 24’ WOODEN EXTENSION lad- Contents of the Leonard Church Home, Pearl S t, Manchester • H ARDW AR E JUV ENILE FURNITURE pantry. Original owner. Bow- laborers. Apply in person. W. FULL BENEFITS der, 4 wooden window screws, rooms, 2 baths, 2-car CXJLONIAL — six rooms, 1*4 maintained, recently , re- The Atomic Energy Commis- planning, although ers School area. Wolverton O. Schwarz Co. Inc.i 994 Hart- WE WILL TRAIN 6 cellar window screens, RCA SALE AT THE LANTERN VILLAGE BARN • SP O RTIN G (5 O O 0 S DOM ESTICS garage, modem, im- baths, attached heated garage, decorated inside and out. Sion has fired a low-yield under both had announced their sup- Monday through Frtday Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. ground nuclear test at Its Neva- of it. ford T^ke., RockvlUe, Cotm. 21” TV set, Bkisy Splndry wash- TOLLAND TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER, CONN. P H OTO G R A P H Y B (X )K S maculate, central loca- screened porch, mid-20’s, lot 60 Heatalator fireplace, oak 8 A.M. to 5 PM . x220. 28 Bigelow St. 649-5856 for floors, pine paneled kitch- da test site — the I4th weapons- ing machine, National 7 quart On Conn. Rt. 15 take lixlt 93, FoUow Arrows % M le STATIO N E RY Uon. LAKE ST. — new Raised Ranch The bin pauMed 43-21. Tues., Wed. A Thurs. Elves. Call 525-4465 • M A JO R A P PUA N CES en. Aluminum storms and related test this year. pressure canner. 646-0222. with finished rec room 1*4 appointment. Till 8 P.M. • CASHIERS screens. Enclosed breeze- Milton O. Thompson, a re- THURS., APRIL 28. 1966 at 10 A.M. • TO Y S While the above homes are fair- baths. Now being completed, SEVEN YEAR SENTENCE Mr. Glassman for Interview PERFECT for privacy — 25 way, oversized garage. search pilot for the National ALERT ^ Saturdays—8 A.M. to 12 Noon ' Diam onds— W a tch e»— INSPECTION AFTER 9 A.M. ON SALE DAY • RECORDS • O F FICE ly representative of our listings, buy now and choose your own NEW HAVEN (AP)—John P. years old 5 room (Jape, 7 min- Park like yard 105x200, Aeronautics and Space Adminis- Jewdiy 48 • W A R E H OUS E we do have others; many of interior and exterior decora- Jensen, of West Hartford, who PARTIAL U S T : Mahog. Gov. Wintrop Secretary, Mahog. • JEWELRY utes from Manchester Center. many trees and shrubs. tration, will test-launch soon a SKILLEID WORKEIRS • • DRIVERS whirti we cannot advertise. ting, big wooded lot. Selling staged the first bank holdup in DISHWASHER — Part- time, b IATCH AND JEWSXAY re- 9-Pc. Dining Set, Divan ft Loimge Chairs; Fine Bedroom • GIFTW A R E Ideal sanctum for tired cele- Pleasing location with kind of flying INDIVIDUALS CaU Mr. WiUlam Coleman • A U T O SALES Don’t hesitate to call us for the for $23,500. T. J. Crockett, saucer to be Torrington's history, has been nights, apply Cavey’s Restaur- pairing. Prompt service. Up to Furniture;—Pair Mahog. Twin Beds, 4-Pc. Mahog. Set (D’hle brities, visiting Martians, etc. view. 1% miles from the At 565-5532 • DRUGS • SERVICE STA TIO N particular home you want. If Realtor, 643-1577. dropped from the wing of a B62 gent to prison for a seven year ant, East Center St. $20 on your old watch in Bed, Tall Chest Bureau, Dressing Table), D'ble Maple Bed, 'Owner, 643-0484. Notch . Jet bomtoer at. an altitude of 45,- term. Rapid expansion requires For an Interview Appointment Single Bed. Chests of Drawers in Mahog. ft Maple, Studio • COSAtETICS A TTE N D A N T we don’t have it, we’ll find it enlarging our warehouse A t Your Convenience trade. Closed ICondays. F. B. for you. W e pride ourselves In MANCHESTER — attention In- __ 000 feet; Thompson will glide to jeiisen held up the North Couch, Gov. Wintrop Desk in Mahog., Zenith Portable TV, NURSERY, G A R D 9 4 A N D P A TIO DEPT. force. We have immediate Help Wanted— Bray, 787 Main Street, State Display Cabinets, Breakfast Set, WesUngho»ise Frost Free arrangtag prompt, quiet sales. Unique uppoi'^lty coM WaltOH W. Grant Agency the ground on the wingless M2- Branch of the Ttorrington Sav- Theater BuUding. 1322 F2 vehicle equipped virlth four jnga Bank Feb. 21 and fled with openiiigs for energetic and If available, bring your military Male or 1 emalc 37 Refrig., Roper 4 Burner Gas Range with Heater, GE Auto- • M B ^ - - W OAAEN — CHILDR EN’S A N D 1040 over a quarter centuryeottur, of seU- t» b»r Hamlly plu. -ngl. “ S Lillian G. Grant. Realtor capable people. matic Portable Dishwasher, Maple Knee-Hole Desk, Motorola home, new central heating sys- hydrogen peroxide rockets. over $17,000. discharge papers (D ^214), ^yATTRESS and WAITER need- IN F A N TS ’ a O T H IN G A N D SHO ES ing in Manchester is your as- needs repairs. $16,500. Keith Florists—Nurseries 49 TV (older model). Singer ft Westinghouse Vac. Cleaners, Wal- 'The key is versatility—w ^ r 'Well-known birds of America tem in 4-famlly, annual Income 643-1153 He was arrested early the birth certificate and social se- surance o f honesty and satis- Agency, 649-1922. ed, part-time. CoU Bolton Lake nut Frtone Mirror ft Others, Repro. Hitchcock Pieces (Pr. tjda scalloped shril and shorta embroidered in quick oroee- faction. Try us. $5,200. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. next day in Hartford. SALARY OPEN curity card when you visit our Hotel, 643-9731. EWERGREEINS — Arborvitae, Rush Seat Chairs, 2 Dr. Stand ft hUrror), 3 Room Size Amer. offlee. for sun-fun; or cover up to create an enchanting Mrs. Hagenow Almost all the loot was re- pyramid type, 4’ , $2.75; Globe Oriental Rugs, Large Carpet, Porch ft Lawn Furniture, Gate- PERSONAL INTERVIEWS the clever front-button skirt TWO FAMILY 6-6, convenient FULL BENEFITS WANTED — man or woman to quilt! The wlom VERNON — 6*4 room Ranch, 8 covered. type, 18-24” , $2.75. Yewa, up- Leg Table, Lamp Stands, Table ft Floor Lamps, 2 Hanging mad Shortened i^ell. we rich ^ ggL AIR REAL ESTATE location to bus, shopping, etc. Lots For Sale 73 W d l What-Nots, Humidifier, Portable Room Fan, Wardrobe blending; the covewet is fas- bedroome, bullt-ins, fireplace, Jensen was sentenced Monday WE WILL TRAIN a^I real estate fuU time, ex- right 8H-4’, $5.; spreading No. 1322 Is in sizes 10 to 20, sound investment. Leonard Ag- Seeks Divorce perience pr^erred btit not nec- Trunks, Many Other Fine FMmlture Items. Mu<* interesting dnating to make! REALTOBS 643-9332 carport, storm windows, nat- by U.S. District Judge Robert ' j^RATT ermanent siding, $16,900. COVENTRY — Immaculate 6 das attached the property of her MOS(JOW (AP) — The Soviet AIRCRAFT port - time. Keyboard back- STAMPS: A few 1st Day Covers, Old Canceled Envelopea, to: Sue Burnett, Herald, 1150 AVE. OF room L-ahaped Ranch. Fire- husband, Raymond L. Hagenow Union has launched the third Hayes Agency, 646-0131. rKJUBLE LOT — 200x400 deep. ilaiKrE firm expending ptea- DIVISION OF ground preferred, no experi- Some Documentaiy, Xmas Seals:—in Packets, most years fdace, carpeting. Only $12,200. J**-’ hi the amount of $16,000. aateflite in Ms Mobdya commui’ Garden—>!PBnii—Daily oRK, Located on School Rd., Bol- •nt sales force. Work with top UNITED AIRCRAFT OORP. ence necessary. Itosition open- 1915-59. In Sheets (some separated) some yean 1927-64. » sSiprox- .Don’t miss the Spring and Baslc ery section is tlw highlight of treed acre lot. Leonard Agen- yard for children, excellent poe- i place, garage, wooded lot, sel fees and damages. systems end apparatus coxvied DRIVER for auto parts etmw, bnately 20 hours per week. SU- APPLES — Macs, Northern ROBERT Ms REID ft SON, ftHetioieeri 806 Main Sl , Manchester Bummer ’66 issue, of by (be setolUte end (i^ eqolp- An E^iusl Opportunity nuOikm. our complete pattern the ’66S^a«d Summer Al- ReaBorSj^ slbUity ter only $18,600. Ray _ 1 u a 6 beautiful view, convenient h>- The couple was inarried Jaa. fiiU or part-time. Apply in per-- ver Tjuie Bus Une, 46 Brain- Bpy, DeUdous, Rome Beauties, M l IfA lN ST. (26S) 649-7770 MANCHESTER Keacl U erald Ads c«tton, SUJMO. can 8fI6-4146. lOOO m Manchester. ment of the ground eomplu.” on, WlnUer Auto FarU, 179 Enqilqyer, H * F COa. Palmer, 646-0M9 or 619-8677. ft Dot Roy Realty, 876-6096. and Flaos, Manchester. 643- Herrmann’s, ITS S. Main St, RAYMOND R. REID (SM) 648-4411 CONN. Tdephone 6 4 9 ^5 8 fNid lllddia Tkte 8978. 646406T.

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Miss Jennifer McCormick, Public Records Girl scouts in Troop 6®7 whl SALEHrS meet at Adams and Center Bts. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- About Town liam McCormick, 501 Porter St., Warrantee Deeds tomorrow morning at 8:46 a.m. The VFW Auxiliary will meet for a trip to Broadcast House has been chosen as a member Leonard W. Ducharme and Dorothy F. Ducharme to Burr O ld F ashioned tonight at 7:30 at the Poat in Hartford. The girls should of the 74-voice choir at Russell Home. bring money for the trip and a Sage CoUege in Troy, N.Y., Carlson, property at Liberty snack to eat during the morn- where she is a freshman. and Anderson Sts. CANDIES The executive board ot the ing. There will be a dress re- Victor J. Gervaslo and Teresa South School PTA will meet to- hearsal of the skit, for a pro- Miss Mai^joiie A. Koblinsky, P. Gervasio to Daniel J. Lehan night at 8 at the home of Dr. gram next month, at Mrs. Al- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ches- Jr. and Ann M. Lehan, one-half mCDICRL and Mrs. Raymond Peracchio, fred Hagcnow’a hcwne, 29 Whit- ter Koblinsky of 40 Elarl St., interest in property at 62-64 630 Spring St. ney Rd., after tiie trip. Girls has been elected secretary of the Summer St. PHRRmnCY with speaking parts are invited Student Government at Sim- Victor J. Gervasio and Teresa 344 MAIN STREET P. Gervasio to John G. Macleod A typograpWcal error ap- to lunch. mons College in Boston. A grad- peared in a brief article in yes- uate of Manchester High School, and Marguerite P. Macleod, one-half Interest in property a^ terday’s Herald about a forth- The/St James’ Mother’s. Cir- she is a Junior in the 6kshool coming meeting of the Man- of Science at Simmons. 62-64 Summer St. cle wiU. meet tomorrow at 8 Robert ^ A. Blake and Ida B. chester Chapter of the Business p.m. at tite^ome of Mrs. John and Professional Women’s Club. The Hartford Northfield Club Blake to Bernard J. Andrews Goodrow, 67 d cott Dr. Co- and Gertrude O. Andrews, The grtiip Ivin have a "decorat- will conduct a rummage sale. hostesses will be Mrs. Eldward property at 80 Oakwood Rd. ing” party and not a "Demo- Wilson and Mrs. Marjorie Rey- May 6 from 7 to 9 p.m. and Attacbments eratic" party. It wiU take place May 7 from 9:15 to 11 a.m., at /T i'/ nolds. Unl-Serv Corp. against tomorrow at 8 pjn. at Mott’s the American Legion Hall, West Community Hall. Michael V. Rlchloff, property fairway. Lutz Junior Museum’s loan Hartford, to benefit the North- at 69 Autumn St., $600. ------„ ^ program to town schools re- field and Mt. Hermon Schools. Carol M. Hagenow against The Buckley School PTA mention in an article. Miss Margaret L. Komgiebel, Raymond L. Hagenow Jr., through a Sears-Roebuck Fom- t^at Come to the Mrs. Preston R. Sage and Mrs. property at 85 Branford St., dation gr^ t, was P/esented the the May-June is- Calvin D. Greenwood are area chairmen from Manchester. $15,000. ^ A ®‘ tion ««e of Grade Teacher, a profes- Lis Pendens Connecticut PTA convention------.innni . , p^y,^^tion of Teachers held last week in Danbury for East Hartford Federal Sav- The Past Mistress Club of the ings and Loan Association outstanding effoil to prornot| ^ animal exhibits Daughters of Liberty, No. 126, against Michael V. Rlchloff, family life ^catiom M^^ article as will hold a meeting at the home Patricia F. Rlchloff, et al, prop- were proof that school loan programs of Miss Louise Copping, 862 Ver- erty at 69 Autumn St., $12,0(i0. Wchard Taylor are not limited to large metro- non St., tomorrow evening at 8. Hoegler and Mrs. Arthur Char- Alarriage licenses politan areas. George Everett Lathrop, 42 lebois. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Franklin St., and Margaret Auxiliary will meet tonight at MAYTAG Members of the Alpine Society Estelle Jeffries, Hartford, April Daughters of Liberty, No. 17, 7:80 at the Post Home. 30, Second Congregational will hold a rummage sale at 9 will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Church. a.m. Thursday at Orange Hail. 'The Beta XI Chapter of Beta John Gary Moriast, Willlman- WASHERS Members may bring items for St., where they will pay respects to a deceased member, Mrs. Sigma Phi will meet at the tic, and Mary Jane Toothaker, the sale to Orange Hall home of Mrs. Russell Molitoris, Coventry, May 7, Emanuel Louise Coda. Father Belliveau Feted hy Former Parishioners Wednesday night at 7:30. 206 Diane D r., Wappdng, tonight Lutheran Church. at 8. A program, "Make An The Rev. Mr. Norbert Belliveau, former assistant pastor of St. Bernard’s Church in Rock- DRYERS Art of Living,” will be presented ville receives a gift and best wishes from well-wishers Mrs. Elella Gworek, Mrs. Elbert Ed- UNISON VOICE URGED

by Mrs. John Spring. wards, Herbert Pagan! and John Gessay at a buffet at the Lithuanian Hall of Golway St. BOSTON (AP) — “ Reldgioua

Sunday. Father Belliveau was transferred to St. Mary’s Church in Portland in February. forces of every community must

The St. Mary’s Episcopal Pagan! and Gessay helped arrange the dinner Sunday in his honor. (Herald photo by Sa.- be committed unequivocally’’ to

Guild will hold a meeting at the terras.) ending racial injustice says NORMAN’S

Guild Hall on Thursday at 11 Richard Cardinal Cushing.

HOUSE &. HALE a.m. Mem^bers are reminded to cans, bottlee and a perfectly lln, Mrs. William Taylor and “When the people of God raise For Th« H. i.( Ih-al bring sandwiches. Dessert and Car Recovered, good $1 bill, was dumped on Mrs. Georige Lawrence, their voices In unison, men of and Tllr llcMt Srrvlr.' beverages will be served by property of the Case Bros. Pa- - Proceeds from the fair are good will Usrten and even the 443 MAUTKOin* ItO Mrs. Gertrude Cannon, Mrs. Youths Escape per Mill on Highland St. over used for the purchase of some wicked begin to feel the fear of FUR STORAGE Eva Dexter and Mrs. Hilda Al- the weekend. The source of the special piece of equipment for the Lord,” the Roman Catholic MANCHKSTEK lison. A stolen car with three garbage has not been located. A use at Nathan Hale School, archbishop said. Main Street, Manchester youths inside was chased along patrolman found the bill among -— - The Village Charmers, e lo- Telephone 643-4128 town streets early this morning, the trash. cal quartet of the Mountain The car was recovered but the A soda machine open, an Now at Hartford National Laurel Chapter of the Sweet Ad- empty coin box on the ground \ elinen, Inc., will participate in youths were not. suggested a clear case of theft the lOtb annual Quartet Oompe. Police said that Patrolman to police this morning. But the tition of the Northeastern Re- noHcn.Robert HennequlnX1C4L41CUUU1 saw a car operator of Thibodeau AtlanUc gion Sweet Adelines In Kingston, speeding along Vernon St. and on a^encerSpencer St. where the soda Ontario, Canada, Friday gavO chase. The car turned into machine Is located didn’t think through Sunday. E. Middle Tpke. and then into Superb art masterpiece Early Bird Special so. The coin box had been emp- Ferguson Rd. It turned into a tied before the break. , driveway and the youths scat- Miss Sandra A. Quinn, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. tered into nearby woods. LIMITED TIME The car xyas turned over to Quinn o f 1015 Tolland ’Tpke.; reproductions on canvas

ONLY OFFER! and Merle O. Tessier, son of Its owner, Stanley N. Baldwin Spring Fair Set

* . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Tessier of 26 Chester Dr., who did not 3 of 99 Broad St., have received know his car had been stolen At Nathan Hale For only $3 we will store your Fur third quarter honors and high until he was notified by police. Ck>at, Jacket or Stole in our own mod- The Nathf^n Hale PTA will only $6.95 honors, respectively, in account- Vandals opened up a fire ex- „ , ^ ~

em air-conditioned vault and insure ing at the-Hartford Institute tinguisher in a parked school Ivild its annual Spring Fair at

your coat W $100 against moth dam- of Accounting, Tessier has also bus over the weekend and th® school grounds on May 7

age. Don’t be disappointed—our vault been named to the dean’s list, spread the white, foamy chemi- from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Both are scheduled to graduate cal along seats and the interior, A. wide assortment of games will soon be filled to capacity—bring from the Institute next month, police reported today. The bus is planned. A hake sale will your coat in today 1 —— belonged to the Silver Lane Bus take place, and there will be

Want to have your fur coat repaired The Army-Navy Auxiliary will Co. The glove compartments of booths for the sale of used toys yours when you •. • or remodeled . . . then just phone entertain past presidents at the the bus and two other buses and “ white elephants.” A repeat

for a home appointment . . . Re- clubhouse Wednesday, May 4, at were searched but apparently from last year will be the hand- ^

modeling, Repairing, Cleaning and 6:80 p.m. Plans for the summer nothing was taken. Icraft sale, and plans ^re being Glazing, all done at "Early Bird Sav- • open a new savings accoimt outing will be discussed. A white, foreign sports car, made for a garden com er, with ing Prices.’* ------parked at Foreign Cars Garage plants from Woodland Gar- of $50 or more OPEN ’THURSDATTS till 9 P.M. His We-’Two aub of Ooncor- at 174 W. Center St., was stolen dens. Popular varieties of gar-

dia Lutheran Church will meet some time last night. It has not den flowers In flats will be avail- account • open a new cliedking tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. In the’ yet been recovered. able, plus gift plants,

churolh council room. Sedrick The garage owner noticed the Coffee and donuts will be on of $100 or more

Straughan will show First Aid car missing when he drove by sale starting at 10 a.m., and

films. Mr. emd Mra. Otto Heller shortly before midnight, tind other refreshments will be

and Mr. and Mrs, Byron Daud- notified police. available for lunch, Now choose among 26 world-

hn are in charge of hospitality. Birds In the W. Center St. In charge of the arrangements aedaimed paintings aKve with color, ____ area may have to go unwashed for the fair are Mrs. Roger The newly formed American a while. A bird bath of the Gray, chairman, and Mrs. vitality, human interest. Each one

Legion Junior Fife and Drum property of Adrain St. Pierre George Frost, co- chairman. *‘The Bools of St. Marie.*' Vincent Van Gogh. H(XJSE&.HALE Corps will meet and rehearse at 199 W. Center St. was broken They are assisted by a plan- 22*' X 28'. Only Van Gogh would have observed is reproduced withbrushstrokefidel- ^ MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER tonight tut 6:30 tut the American sometime Sunday night. A sil- ning committee of Mrs. Hugh and painted a seasihore scene in quite this way. ity on artists’ canvas on a stretcih- Legion Home on Leonard St. ver garden ball was stolen. The Swanson, Mrs. Joseph Deganne,

Volunteers, 10 to 18 years of items were valued at $20. Mrs. William Ritchie, Mrs. frame'for ready display.’Open a

age, are welcome. A pile of garbage, including Paul Maloney, Mrs. Vemer Ny- Hartford National checking or sav- WEDNESDAY ONLY ings account as described above

and you’ll get a certificate that

CLEARANCE enables you to have your favorite Bess Eaton Springtime Special!

pmnting or paintings delivered to WEDNeSDAY ONLY ^ QuEintity Reg. Price Item Sale! your door at this special price. See

41 Values to $6. Ladies’ Famous Name Blouses...... ^ 2 a number of them at your nearby SAVE! 26 Values to $1. Assorted group. Beauty Aids ...... is e 1 D OZ . D O N U T S oflSce of Hartford National. Or see

so Values to 8. all 26 on display in the lobby of Assorted group enrtains, valan(;«a ...... tse * s o e plus 3 DONUTS

100 Constitution Plaza o ffice ^ 6 Reg. $8. Large Size Scatter Rugs ...... Ml REG. He

S Reg. 1A9. Foam and Rubber Floor Mats ...... Hartford National, starting today.r

8 Reg. $2. Zip Corduroy Sofa B olsters...... 50e 150 CENTER ST. "Baskets cf Apples." Paul Cezanne. 22' x 28'. A 8 RO|f* ROClinlnST Cll&lr Oovon $ 3 MANCHMSTER eeldiTated etall life by the French Impreesioniat so Reg. 85c. Cut ’n Sew Animal Prints...... lo e maater whose work led the way to modem art. 2 Reg. $1. Bridge Table Coven, (C oral)...... TEL. 649.0140 5 Beg. 1.49. Oven Or Fry ’Thermometen...... 7 0 « OTHER PAINTINOS INCLI^Et

2 Reg. $6. 8 Pc. China Snack Sets ...... M3 Van In The Gold Hdmet ByTheSeedum Girl With Pink ElOwer

1 Reg. $8. Cerandc Glaze Relish D ish ...... M l .—Rembrandt -4lenoir -D y f

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