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■A- A WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1966 Avenge Daily Net Prsse Ron The Weather tWlfiNTY-FOUE For tha Waak-Eeiae . Foraoaat of U. R. Weatbar Bnraae jianrlr^Btfr ^n^ttfttg ll^raUt Aernss,ises Fair and not so ooU tonight. L ow 42-60. Friday variable ckMidi- The LttUe Flower df Jesus 13,974 The Harttord-eprlngfiekl Ahim- neM and sunshine with mlM tem nae Chib o f the Katharine Olbbe Mothers Ctrole wliU meet Friday Scudieri^ Monkey Architects vaftlM A ndtl About Town School will hold Its annual meet- -at-8:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. 1 a f ChMHiatlaa peratures, High bi' the upper 70s. ins: May 26 at 1 pm . at OarvlUe'a Frank Morlarty, 31 Gardner St. Manchester-^A Ciiy of Village Charm Ouy J. Kwohiao, 45 H«]alne Rd., Mrs. James Grassl wlU be co- la a dilBintt to the alxtti annual Restaurant, Wilson, tor luncheon For Robertson School Wing and election o f officers. Hflas Marie hostess. ognfartnoe of the National Braille (OlanaUled Advertising sa Page M) Cli<> in Waahlngton, D. C., which Fish, 21 Wheeler Rd., Avon, may VOL. LXXXni NO. 128 (TWBNTT-IIOHT PAGES—IN TWO SBCnONB) MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 16,1963 PRICE SEVEN CENTB be contacted for reservations. St. b ra n d ’s Mother Circle will The Manchester arohltecltural^iawards for design from the Beaux anla today. Idaxchlalo ia one of meet tomorrow at 8:l5 pm. at ,the firm of ScucHerl and Mankey haa Arts institute o i Derign In New the aiaa volunteers who transcribe home of Mrs. Charles Johnston, 99 been appointed by General Mana York and a University of Penn feito braille tor btttid stu- The Laches Auxiliary of the Italian American Club will meet Constance Dr, Mrs. Edward Ward ger Richard Martin as architect sylvania silver medal tor excel tonight at 7:30 at the clubhouse. will be oo-hostess. for the proposed $600,000 addition lence In design. StateNews to Robertson School. Scudieri said tqday he plana The last meeting of the Thurs Scudieri and Mankey designed resign from the Republican Toi\yn Duvalier Says day Dessert series will be held to Italian Society the nearly omnpleted addlticn to Committee and from the Capttol morrow at the YWCA, 79 N. Main Center School hi EUington, a $300,- Region Planning Agency, to^^ch OPEN 7 DAPS Roundup 000 project. he was appointed last iMnth, to 11 MAPLE ST. Well, WANTED! St. Dessert and cottee will be To Dine .Sunday served at 12:30 p.m. James T. Pas- In Manchester, the firm associ avoid any posalMe oonO^otit of in- Aorosi Frcmt First Nattoiud Clean, Late Model coe of Warehouse Point will speak ated with Arnold Lawrence in de Parking Lot at 1. His topic will be “Old and The MagHanese Sabina Society signing WesthUl Geirdens, the $1,- The finn ia reghrtdtod with the COIN OPERATED He Won’t Flee U.S. Fund Empty, New Home Decorations.” He ia an will hold its 29th annual banquet 350,000 housing project for the el National Council / of Architec WASH-’N-DBV CLEAN USED CARS interior decoTUtor and was former Sunday at 1 p.m. at Rosemont derly off W. Center St.; and de tural Registratton Boards to do 16-Lb. Wash—26e Idle Pay Delay^ ly employed at Watkins Bros. Restaurant, Bolton. Tony O’Bright signed the $180,000 Trinity Oove- work In Connecticut, Massachu 8-Lb. Dry Geaii—|2 PORT AU PRINCE, Haitifto “conWbuta” to halp dafray ax TOP PRICES PAID Baby-sitting service will be avail and his orchestra will furnish mu nmit Church off Hackmatack St.; setts, New /Y ork, Mahie and peneee of the inaugural eelebra- f r e e MOra PROOFING (AP)— Haiti’s DicUtor-Pres- able. sic for dancing from 4:30 to 8:30 and the $70,000 K of C Home on Rhode Island. ttpn. HARTFORD (AP)— About Main St. The firm has designed 13 Scudieri and Mankey has de- Ident Francois Duvalier in p.m. Pai Doc," as ho ia known to 800 will have to wait for un Baihara Keish, 307 Gardner St„ Tickets may be obtained from country clubs in Connecticut, Mas slgned/ six church projects, six sists he will remain in office the NSgro Haitians, may sur Carter employment checks through will model In a statewide 4-H the following committee members: sachusetts and Maine, making It Instito’Uo®*! projects, 14 commer- despite reports abroad that vive that day, too, but foreign ob CHEVROLET CO., INC. Clothing Revme at the University Pete Urbanetti, chairman! Wil the leading country <^ub designer ciaLbuHdinga and has worked on servers Haiti’s trpublae give out Connecticut because the he is planning to flee his re of la n Main St. Blanoheater of Coimecticut Friday and Satur liam Pagani, Romolo Paganl, Vin in the Blast. ^Igns tor three fraternal organ- him' no more than another year funds are exhausted for ex- bellion-threatened country. day. cent Genovesi, Vincent Borello, The Robertson addition will. in- 'izaMane and 14 residential homes. at the helm o f ^his im poverlahed, servicemen and ex - federal Eddy Says Amerigo Ag:ostinelli and Frank (dude regular classrooms, a Iftb u iion i “Haiti will continue under my fear-ridden little nation. Carrier Stands By Marinelll. kindergarten, an .auditorium-gym administration,'’ Duvalier told Clement Barbot, once Duvaller's employes for the first time The committee will meet to nasium, a kitchen and cafeteria, Youth Arrested American correspondents sum right-hand man, haa sworn to kill since the program started in night at 8 at the Italian Amer an administrative suite and gen moned to his palace Wednesday In his former chief and la at large 1968. Zeller List ican Club. eral offices, rooms for he^dith serv CANDY an apparent effort to scotch re somewhere in Haiti with a band This apecial fund is administer After Outburst ports he Intended to flee. of underground fighters. For 7:23 Recovery ices, a library, and improvements ed by the federal government with Every Book Must G o to the site, faoUitiee, heating and By showing himself imaoathed, Haitian exiles abroad have been the state’s Division of Employ Advertisement— ventilation. A Coventry youth, asked to Duvalier, 68, acored a vlotmy over repmtod plarnilng Invasimu of the ment Security, Department of La Incomplete produce credentials to verify his KITCHEN enemies who had sworn to kill country. bor, as agent. Ehcperlenced administration Is The firm, with offices at 627 CAPE CANAVERAL, Pla. (AP)—Astronaut Goi’don age at the Six and Forty-four him rather than let him begin a The other nations of the hemis NOW 30% OFF yours. The estate administration Main St., Includes Ralph Scudieri, m a k e r s o f f i n e O A N M E e new presidential term. Joseph J. Gibbons, executive di HARTFORD (AP)— Rep Cooper, a superbly performing space pilot, sped on toward 866 Center St., and Richard Man- Package Store last evening, broke phere are solidly opposed to his dept, at Connecticut Bank & Trust diotatorship though aa yet they rector o| the divlBion, said today HARD BACK CHILDREN’S «IFT BOOKS, key of Glastonbury. Into profanity and was arrested Duvalier’e oonstltutlonal term of his department was notified by Nicholas Eddy says almost completion of his marathon 22-orbit flight today, heading for Co. can help you find the jyrac- Famout for Old office expired Wednesday, but he have not been able to agree on COOK BOOKS, REFERENCE, PAPER BACK tical and legal answers to your Soudlerh a Manchester i^ative, bn complaint of the store’s owner. telegram April 29 that ftmda were $340,000 in commissions paid an afternoon splashdown in the Pacific Ocean, was graduated from Manchester Fashioned Goodness declared himself re-elected for six any action against, bim. family objectives and estate plan Robert H. Prlnz, 21, of Flanders Despite the opposition, Duvalier low and would probably run out by on stote-purchased insurance With astronaut and spacecraft in excellent working order. High School in 1943 and from the Rd., Coventry, was charged with more yearn after a rigged ballot May 8. Actually, the funds here DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. ning. By naming the Coimecticut toro years ago. exuded self-confidence as he ap policies may be unaccounted Mercury Control Center flashed the good word to Cooper dur Bank & Trust Oo. as executor of Unlvetelty of Pennsylvania In 1951 breach of the peace by Trooper 2 STOKES TO SERVE YOU! plied for better relations with lasted through last week but pay for in data provided Monday ^ JUST SOUTH OF STATE THEATER your estate you can be sure of with a bachelor of architecture William R. Zlgmund of the Col Duvaller’a reglma {riana a ments have been suspended this ing his 16th orbit that he had the green light fo go all the Bplum for Ms inauguration May tile United States but made plain by a former Republican state dependable and economical hand (Jegree, He Ivas first in his class chester troop. He will appear In MANCHESTER he would not tolerate outside in week. way. ling. at college the Manchester session of Circuit 22. HiUtians throughout the ooun- Gibbons estimates toe amount comptroller. SHOPPING PARKADE tryalde are being herded Into terference in his rule. If there is no emergency hitch, the reverse rockets on Mankey earned a B.S. degree Court 12 on Jime 3. Duvalier assailed the “ehort- usually paid out totals about $10,- Biddy, legal counsel to the Re In industrial engineering from Harry T. Miner, permittee at the trucks and carted to Port au 000 a week. ’Those In the ex-serv publican-controlled House Insur Cooper’s Faith 7 capsule are to be fired east of Shanghai, ROUTE 6, BOLTON P rin ce. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute store, said today he might have (Gontittned eu Page Two) icemen and ex-federal employe ance Conunlttee, said he wants China, about 6:03 p.m. Eastern Standard Time to begin a OPEN D A IL Y — 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. and a bachelor of architecture overlooked the incident except tor The peoide alec are being forced more information on commissions OPEN EVERY SUN. category should continue to file gradual descent to a parachute landing in the Pacific some degree from Massachusetts Insti the fact that Ms mother was in claims which will be paid as soon paid during the terms of former 80 miles southeast of Midway Island. tute of Technology. the store at the time, and the out as funds are a-vallable. Gibbons comptroller Fred R. Zeller. Scudieri has received three burst was excessive. said. Zeller turned over a list of sub Touchdown time was scheduled about 6:23 p.m.— 12:23 Whites Boycott Stores agents to the committee for the p.m. Midway Time. The deficiency bill making funds years from 1964 to 1959. available haa already passed the ’Ihe agents named by Zeller re A large Pacific recovery force, headed by the carrier Kear- House of Representatives but is ceived commissions that totaled sarge, waited in the area. The Kearsarge hoped to improve Plants Readied for Garden Cluh Sale waiting Senate action which will $236,000. Businessmen be followed by cMifer^ce. on its record of last Oct.-3, when it had astronaut Walter M. Pharmacy Zeller acknowledged that his Ust NUTMEG Preparing for the annual plant sale of the Manchester Garden Top Schirra Jr. on board just 42 minutes after he landed some Coverage for ex-federal em might be incomplete. He said he Olulb tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m at the Community Y, 79 ployes started In 1953 and for ex- VERNON CIRCLE—VERNON, CONN. N. Main St., are Mrs. Anthony Sherlock, left, of 166 McKee St,, was writing to insurance com 9,000 yards from the craft. servicemen, about five years later. panies for more Information. Cooper was waved on for the THE ORIOINAD VERNON SHOPPING CENTER chairman, and Mi». Robert S. Coe, 264, Summit St., who Is in HOUSE k HALE These groups are not covered to full flight not long after he awak S h ig e of annuals. Mrs. Anton La.tawlc Is co-chairman of the Back Race Accord regular unemployment benefits. According to state, auditors, ened from a good night’s sleep. A NEXT TO VERNON NATIONAL BANK sale. athem partioipatlng are Mrs. Earl H. Bissell, perennial Gxiper Calniq Last year Connecticut ’’almost” conrimlssiohs on $8.5 million In Then he went into action a.s a table; AS>.Gteorge G. Clarke, potted plants; Mrs. Joseph J. Sul- Main Street, Manchester—Phone 643-4123 premiums were re^celved by the Mvan, gerajmims and arrangements for cemetery plots and Mrs. ran out of fimds but the appremri- camera bug. despite efforts to Influence Fred H. Williams Insurance Agen Over the Indian Ocean he pulled Victor Johnson, vvljlte elephant. The Manchester Women’s Re- Open Thursday 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. BIRMINaHAM, Ala. (AP)—A^ment ation came through to time, Gib Dbzes Easily white ehoppers to boycott downr bons said, and there was a hold cy of Hartford during the period out a 35mm robot still , camera publlcfui Club will sponsor a food sale and snsick bar. (Herald desegregation pact aimed at aid of Zeller’s list. ing uia Industrial city’a racial un town merchants. up to some other states. with a fast lens to photograph the photo by Pinto). Negroes, who launched a boy ’The Williams Oo. was agent of zodiacal light, a weird glow vi.sl- By JOHN BARBOUR . APPRECIATION SALE rest has the backing of soma of record for state Insurance cover CAPE CANAVERAL, Pla. (AP; Alabama’s moat prominent bust- cott a year ago In toetr Campei^ ble on the horizon in the ea.st be To show oiir appO-eciation of the wonderful response to our grand opening, for deaegretation, are appearing Convention Bill Hit age. fore sunrise and after sunset. —Call It nonchalance, or just nessm en. ■ Conunissione on the premiums easy going, but sometimes—with we will repeat^Ti^o of our major specials again. If you didn’t cohae last week Color Guard Unit Their names were disclosed in greater numbers in toe atores, HARTFORD (AP) —A bill to Scientists believe the color pic Repeat of a Sellout! but merchants report fewer white summon a oonstltuitianal conven- came to about $660,000. The tures will prove ^ theory that the in the privacy of his sky cabin— be sure to take advantage of these specials now! Wednesday night amid reporta of agency received about $86,000 in it’s hard to tell whether astronaut Plans Car Wash a budding boycott, of stores b; shoppers. The merchanta are wor 'tion^ithe Demooraits’ answer to phenomena Is caused by the sun's ried, and some say toe city’s ec the state’s apportlonmenlt prob fees from the total. The rest was rays reflecting off dust clouds. Gordon Cooper is awake or asleep. white peraons opposing the S: distributed to subagents. Even in the last tense minutes, racial agiaement. onomic plight, already bad, la be lems—has gone alboult as far as lit “ Hello down dere! Did I take MEN'S AND LADI^' 10-OZ. AND PINT SIZE The Silk Tovm EUt«, newly Under the Connecticut system, waiting to blast off, Cooper may LEASEA Bo& white and Negro leaden coming more serious. can go. ' pictures, pictures, pictures!” have dozed off. organized color guard unit for -most of toe agents were R^ubll- AMITY say they will stick to the agreo- Cdmmlsslon Mayor Arthur Hanes It passed the Democraitic-coii- Cooper exclaimed to communica Again—in some quiet moments young people, will hold a car and Police Commissioner Eugene trolled Senate yesterday and now cans who shared in the commis tor Virgil Grissom on the ground sions as a form of political patron as he approached the California THERMOS wash Saturday at the Femmla (Bull) Connor have called on heads for the House where It is Mrs: Hattie Cooper Waits at Guaymsis, Mexico. Then he re WASH and WEAR age. coast on his second orbit—Cooper Sign Oo. on Spruce St. beginning white rasidente to boycott the ^ven no chance of passing. Astronaut Gordon Cooper’s mother, Mrs. HalbUe Cooper, take* ported he was turning the capsule dropped off to sleep again. NEVir Boeing ""Union dovmtown merchants in retaliation The House la cantrolled by Re In Bill soome $574,000 was dis SflO degrees on its yaw axis to time out for a cup of coffee In Tecumseh, Okla., during her Finally after 12 hours and 40 WALLETS at 9 a.m. for toe desegregation pact. publicans, who are opposed to the tributed, ,but. the 2^eUer Max appar take the ” MIT jobbies.” BOTTLES The oar wsl^ Is part of a fimd ently fails to ex p l^ who received eon’s hdstory-mokSng orbital fligM. Today ia Mrs. Cooper’s 63ati minutes in spacO, Cooper reached A spokesman’-for-a citizens com Democrafbs’ convention plans. MrUiday. (A P Photofax). He referred to a series of eight the 10-hour period circumscribed raising drive for uniforms and Approves Pact, mittee said release of toe names ahnost $340,000 o f that amount. equipment, with a goal of |500. PROPORTIONED Senate Minority Leader Peter "I want to check the Zeller list horizon pictures made especially as a "don’t call me. I’ll call, you” of 77 persons asked to participate P, Marian! c h a ig ^ yesterday dur for Massachusetts Institute of time in which he could ,rest un Reg. The unit Is also seeking a hall to effmto, to solve toe city’s racial against the work records of the Yi PRICE for Wednesday evening rehearsals, ing debate on toe Democratic bill Technology, which is studying the disturbed by calls from toe Hets Back Pay problema designed to avert Williams agency,” Eddy said.. 'Ht ^^1.98 and any organization having "such (^ET! that It was "doctored” to asaure looks on the suriace that a sub possibility of using the horizon as ground. ' 9 9 further violence and to head off a Democratic oontroi of the propoS' a navigation reference point for It took Him baraly fiva mlhlifes $3.95 to $15.00 a facility and willing to aid the stantial amount of money may be Pravda Mnck Page large scale white boycott. The program may contact Mrs. Wil taiK T i/L B , Waah, ed oonvenibion. unaccounted for in the Zeller list.” spaceships returning from the to relax to the point ‘irtieijs ^ s .chinlats’ Uiitm’s ac epMeeinan said. “only a few” of i Sen. Paul J. Fatoey, D-N«w Har moon. ------_— i-i'd. . ' . liam Parkinson, 72 Wedgewood Dr. AFL-Clb Jtai toe 77 did not participate to toe Eddy asked toe Williams agency ceptance of .a new obntoaot with, ven, denied the charm. " to turn; over to the committee its 'You have my sympathy,” (Gontinaed ( « IV g e ' Vwelva) eommittee’e efforts. They were Grissom commented. the Boeing Oo. epells the end, of patty has to do to doaninate Allen. CAPRI PANTS 10 months of bickering and three, not designated. oonvenUon la 'Win an atedUon,” For Hailed Flisiit I ’m not complaining,” Cooper threatened atrikee at toe Mg a ^ ’Ihe groim, known aa the Senior Falsey said. (Continued on Page Two) replied. space firm. dUzena Committee, urged the He said Democrats beiheve the Grissom then passed on some public to consider toe cost of more I For toe 41,000 hourly Workers only proper way to end lopsided By ANTHONY WHITE iffrom which leads the path to lun camera lens setting and filter Bulletins FOR ^ to whom It applies, toe pact m l^ ^ o le n ce . representation to the Senate and LONDON (AP)—Astronaut Gor ar swlventure.” suggestions from Mercury Control financial reward and an end to In Montgomery, Gov. George C. House is to hit both problems at The flight won priority over na Center. Cooper went about his Wallace, an avid segretationlet, Legislature in don Cooper, the newest and most Culled from AP Wires ancertainty. the same time. nonchalant man In- space, won a tional elections in Dutch evening picture-taking business and sped Best estimatee Wednesday after accused President Kennedy of sot This can oidy be done, he said, papers and the Paris press gave across the Southern United States ting up a military dictatorship by hero’s acclaim today from around word toe contract was approved by making changes in the consti the world. the story top play. to the start of his 17th earth 2-year lease on standard 1963 14,205 to 4,688 In -last Friday’s sending special troops into Ala Hectic Period: orbit. DEBRIS LINKED TO SUB Comet 2-Door. Lower rates for tution. Millions , hailed Cooper’s epic Radio stations across the Conti PORTSMOUTH, N. H. (AP) balloting was almoet $to-mlUion bama for possible use to Birming flight and ‘ waited for the tense nent broke into programs to give Cape Canaveral contacted Faith low mileage users. in salary Increasea during toe ham. The governor promised to 7 at 9:09 a.m. and astronaut Alan — An oceanographic scientist P&W Sues Union Final 3 Weeks moment when he would egme reports on Cooper’s flight. News said -to d a y photographs have three-year life of toe agreement, file a suit to federal court to’ test down. ' papers, news agencies and radio B. Shepard Jr. ' commented on Includes Everything with an average retroactive pay toe legality of toe President’s The bitter, two-month strike by how well Cooper was conserving been obtained of what appears ’The Soviet Union gave the flight stations were -flooded with tele to be debris on the ocean bottom But Gasoline ■ o f about $200. order. maoblaiiata against the U n ited HARTFORD (A P )—The Gener restrained, noncommittal cover phone calls asking how the astro his fuel and oxygen. In toe Seattle-Renton area, At a news conference, he issued Aircraft Carp, in 1960 to eblU hav al Assembly moved today Into the You sure are a miser on where the nuclear submarine age. naut was doing. Thresher Is believed lost wlto Lease Plans For All where the firm le headquartered a prepared statement which said: ing Ita repercusrions, the latest final three weeks of the 1963 ses ’The Soviet press, radio and tele consummables,” Shepard said. Makes and Models Cooper’s valor and calm ap 129 men. The announcement was and where about 81,000 of toe ef “We must preserve liberty and being suits against the union eeek- sion, a hectic period which will proach to the adventur^won ad vision covered Cooper’s flight “ You're saving things very well.” fected employes work, it means freedom to Alabama and to toe During the 16th orbit. Mercury made at Woods Hole, Maas., by culminate In a wild flurry o f ac miring headlines In Newspapers briefly and without comment. l)r. Paul M. Fye, director of the that about $6 million will be nation. This military dictatorship (Contlnued on Page Five) tivity the night of June 6, manda throu^out Western /Europe. ’The Communist party newspa Control Center at Cape Canaver^ MORIARTY pumped Into toe local economy In must be nipped to toe bud. These tory adjournment date. evaluated the condition of the as Woods Hole OCeanographlo In “ Gordon’s so gajr on the big per Pravda ran 280 words on Its stitute, who said “ it has not a special payday June 21. federal troops must be removed The House held Its longest and ride-round,” sakr the London tab back page with a. picture o^ Coop tronaut and spacecraft systems ^N^oth sides h^ed the agreement from Alabama at once If free moat productive session of the and then waved Cooper's Faith 7 been confirmed that these small BROTHERS loid Dally MJrtor over a plctiu-e er in his space helmet. ’The mili objects are from the submarine SOI CENTER ST.—648-6186 a f^ yotes were tallied in Wash- government la to continue.” Race Im balance year last night,, approving 63 of the sp^seman blanketing the tary organ Red Star also put the past a go-no-go decision point over Kennedy ordered S,dQ0 combat- Austra.Ha. Thresher.” He also said that , “no Bi^bh/’U.C. bills and working until 7:40 p.m. front . story in back. }?ut wlto no picture. Boeing President William M. trained troops to Alabama bases The Senate adjourned at 5:45 readily identifiable. objects are Ordered Stopped ‘”rh^/unimpressed space travel Pravda, Red Star and 'ftrud, the “Roger, very good,"” was Coop shown, but the pictures are be Allen said hp was “pleased." for possible use to Birmingham af- p.m. after approving.39 bills. er,”/on e Danish newspaper called labor paper, carried - idenUcal er’s reaction when toe tracking •T am hopeful toe entirt'BCRBttig TBf bloody rioting erupted to toe Among several elections bills ing analyzed and studied Iqr-aeU G 5jo dacron^ In Jersey School hint. headlines: “ Cosmic flight of Gor station at Muchea, Australia, re entists and Navy experts.” Dr. passed by th e ’Senate and sent to Rome’s 11 Messaggero said'in a don Cooper.” layed the good word. (Continued on Page Twenty-one) (Oonttnued on Page Twenty-five) the House was one requiring thajt Fye said the photographs were ’TRENTON, N. J. (AP) — State front-page editorial: Moifoow radio reported that Shat and ceremony. election. He met with his party Raublnger did not tell' the of Eastern Kentucky? also 44, was sentenced to eight who is a member of toe State The - typical answer of the home group "has some sort of Cooper was asked as he passed water you need at one time tar No. pMltiou fireWorlii'lireM ex- members in caucus Wedneaday to school IXMrd specifically how , to near Cape Canaveral not long after years in confinement. only SYti* a day. Think of it— pebtra at toe opening meeting, plan strategy and Is expected to balance toe enrollment at Oak- Board of Par(ions excuse himself natives comes frpm a gaunt, un feeling it’s the land of their birth and toey ought not leave as long he awoke only a day! however. The chief bustoeM was deliver a fQfhting epeech Monday. wood school, But he mentioned from considering any case only employed miner near Harlem, REDS SHELL AIRFIELD if. It was one he handled earlier as there Is any hope.” “ Negative,” he replied. ” I slept Y es, thairks tq_ MpbUheat— toe speech from the out Peareoti^went aliead with plans onF*p]ep that would combine the bailing water out of his shack af VIENTIANE, Laos (AP)— In’his judicial career as a tried ter recent* devastating floods: • Jimmie Thompson, wjio left "the- too soundly.” - - and an oU-firied h ot water heater lining ton new Llbertf^ g^ m - to arm Canada’s Bomarc missiles Oakwobd and Paik School dis- Cooper wasn’t saying much Fro-Communlst Patlict Lao triots i i ^ one. court judge. "Buddy, this is home. There’s no tlny ^ hamlet of Wayland for gov forces shelled the neutralists’ air o f correct capacity—your family manT’e legislative program. 'Qp- witol American nuclear warheads “ I think he must be saving Park ^hpol has a 60 per cent Two. related motor vehicles blUs where else I wanna go.” emment work, gives this explana strip near the Plaine des Jarrea use of a minor to ently. In 1950 there were 900,000 “ The mountsdns are like a drug. ' lasue -when they answer toe t|rtme The prime minister aprt^ced lUl of. Or aide’s eight elementary (Continued on Page Twelve) day. Premier Prince Souvanna Mom can do the family wadi. negotiations with toe Uniyvd States schoota. play a role usually fiUed by pa?;- people In a 32-county area com It’s a beautiful place to live In the Pbmuna’s offioe sold. Despite speech. summertime and for generations Sis can do the dishes at the same The throne kpeech uaiiB^ la will start in a day or ;to work Rautlinger ordered the board to ents. prising a more populous slice of the shelling from helghto over tim e Junior takes his bath, and read by toe governoirgenprai, hut out the detailed agreem<|pT, cover BUbmit: a plan to him for approval At present, a person over 16 picturesque Appalachia. Today and generations these people have looking the Muong Phanh air you enjoy a shower. ing the weapons. ^ by'Jm y 1 and to put It into effect but under 21 can get a dri'ver’s there may be 660,000. lived there. H^lt Fund-Raising, strip, neutralist planes continued Chief Justice Robert Taschereau “ Poverty and misery Is a, part Don’t delay—phone us today. was chosen to substitute for ailing TOO U.8. and Canadian wvem - ^ of^ e 1968-64 school year. license or register a car only with Says John Whisman, head of landing with supplies, a com menta ailso scheduled tafiie oh issues in the Orange case his parent’s help. In toe case of Kentucky’s area program office: of life to them. They expect it. munique reported. F in d ou t how easy it is to sw itch Gov. Gen. Georges Vanier. As sure as winter ends, the floods Urges Goldwater Forecasts said toe speech would violence agalnat Canadian shlI ds i n i ^ r e simitar to those involved In toe driver’s license, the parents "Eastern Kentucky has the to a Mobilheat-fired water beat* must certify that they have taught largest out-mlg:ration rate of any come and they go through the place heavy empbasla an m ea American porta- on too Great Grei Englewobd’ where the Lincoln El- WASHINGTON (AP)—Sen. Bar PROBES IRAN AID Lakes. - ' i 1I ementary School has a 98 per cent toe minor to drive; If toe minor comparable area in the nation. same miserable cycle.” WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. sures to boost Canada's-economy. Floods In March chased more ry Goldwater, R-Ariz., says he has H m federal budget, toill not be The Latnr Department said U.S. Negro enrollment. The Sh^lewood. ia registering a oar toe Jianetits The closer vou get. to the deep John L McClellan, D-Ark., dis than 30,000 Kentucky families asked three California GOP groups suhmltted aulR 'JU il^e. Labor Seetetary’^W. Willard Wirte case alao ia - before Raublnger. must say t o ^ approve. southeast,'where the floods always closed today he is exploring aJU Mii«res»/w»* chairman asking-him to act. administration of U.S, aid 90 SPORTSWEAR \ to toe B oum o( Ownmona manned ehips have been attacked are eoheduled to spread to toe Give the highway oommleelohcr Bert Combe, who rose from Iran,” MoCielloo sold la • atstd* Ml 3-5135 * short 8 to 16, medium 10 to , taN l | to 20 •A OcBaarva^Ivas have aigeatei^ er besreetted ha .U.I. faih)iMe ortglne In the area to be- ment. 26 second Roor. ., (Conttaned on Fage Twe ' (CoallBaed ea Page 1 ^ ). >301-315 Canter ' t . lo e M n a n d l w N ew .OQ' F aga Xwehr«)| (Oonttnued on Fnge Ftv»X eom ev Kentucky’s pneent’’ gov- . 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-'-v ■ TWO IfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN,» THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. THURSDAY. MAY 16, 1908 IZ Pravda Back Page Sheinwold on Bjridge Franklin-Winider 73 Nations Duggan-Le^ezka D u v a lier en Talks Op The marriage of Miss Diane b r id g e p i a y e k s > Marie Liesiezka of 16 Ashworth. St. For Hailed Flight f u l l o f l a r c iin v On Tariffs to Owen Eldward Duggan of Bast 85 East Center $1. By ALTOllD s h e in w o l d Hartford was solemn^ed last Sat:' At Summit St. I hate to blow the whlatla gown of Imported French Chan a position to say he defied the ing Corp. spokesman said. The Richard N. ArchambaUt of East my’s tan of clubs, hoping to win the attitude and the policies adopt tilly lace and shadow tulle, de ty — against armed .subversion. Mrs. Lawrence Dsekar Jr. of South can play tha aoa and win a ed by two or three large partict BOc^em colossus. Mrs. Urbane House, 45 Well pictures came ejear enough but Hartford to George F. and Flor the trick. That would enable him signed with a scalloped Sabrina again.st aggre.ssive forces and they showed nothing of the drama 189 Laurel St., Wapping, last night latar trick with dummy’s tan. pants.” An Investigatmg committee of subversive actions. man Rd., last night was installed ence) E. Bitter of Manchester, to snicker right In West’s silly Either way, South is sure of two neckline trimmed with pearls and as president of Gibbons Assembly, of the launch.” was installed as president of thf face. Schaffner said success will dC' sequins, with a fitted bodice, long Were a chief of state sb lax property at 19-21 Union PI. club tricks, and tha eoptraet t o pend on whether they stick to Catholic Ladies of Columbus, at a A spokesman for the American FYancis T. Leary of Blast Hart Junimr Century d u b , at Its final Mind you, we don’t have to therefore safe. tapered sleeves and a bouffant as not to defend his country thus, Broadcasting Co., which produced agree \rith South’s reasoning. their promises of following a lib skirt. Her circular waist-length BE A he would have beti/iyed his mis banquet at Wtllle’s Steak House. ford to Ruth C. 'IhrelfaH of Blast meeting of tiie season at the KofC Dally Quastton eral policy In world trade and the program, said there was ” a Hartford, property on Christine West wotdd have led the queen Partner opena the hMdtin wtik veil of Imported French silk illu sion to govern.” Other officers are Mrs. Henry mistake in video transmission Home. Mrs. Decker succeeds Mrs. if he had Q-J-9-2 of clubs, and ha whether they can bridge the gap sion was attached to a doll crown T H IR D WAY’ Dr. one heart, and the nwri plaanw between their differing views. The OAS mission ostensibly is Skelly, vice president; Mrs. caused by technical difficulties in Nathan G. AgostlneUt i; of crystals. She carried a cascade SMOOTHIE! still working to end the cri.sis that I Qg g Willard, recording aecre- the transmitting control room of Q-J-8-2. If West had any other ’The meeting of ministers of white roses with streamers. chester to Helena D. Agostinelli Other offiloera are Mrs. J.'Keith Hearto, Q-1-6-1-8; Diamonda, Q4- launches complex and difficult ne nearly touched off war with the |- _____ ^ _____ . the independent firm handling the Carri-ere, vice president; Mr*. Al holding there was no advantage Miss Sharron Delaney of Man neighW ing Dominican Republic,, Mrs. James Tam. corre- of Manch^er, property at Thomas 5-B; Club, t. gotiations that are expected to feed to the Relay satellite” via Dr. and Olcott St. lan Schubert, executive advisor; in playing dmnmy’s ten. What do yoa aayf chester, a cousin of the bride, wais but that crisis has largely i spending secretary; Mrs. John De- the ground station at Andover, Loses Trick tontinue until the end of next Quitclaim Deeds Mrs. James Spencer, oorreeponding Answer; Bid two hearts. De maid of honor. Bridesmaids were 643-2478 ni! SHAVE evaporated. Dominican President i vanney, treasurer; Mrs. John Jas- Maine. As it happened, there was a year. Miss Janice McKinney of Man Samuel J. Robb Jr. of Manches secretary; M m Alan Taylor, re spite the trump length > this is a The basis for the negotiations Juan Bosch mobilized troops two lowski, sentinel; Mrs. Alden Git cording seexAtary, and Mrs. Mi disadvantage. South lost a trick chester and Mias Carolanne Need i after bertson, mistress-at-arms; Mrs* Later, on another orbit by the ter to Roberta C. Robb of Man very weak hand, and you cannot Is the U.S. ’Trade Expansion Act weeks ago to bolster demands for communications satellite, the chester, property on Autumn St. chael Tobin, treasurer. by playing the ten of cluba from afford a Jump to four hearts. ham of West Hartford. Miss safety of Haitian political ref James Comins, assistant mistress- dummy. of 1962. Because of President Ken Laurie Ann Moonan of Glaston at-arms; Mrs. Ermano Garaventa, right connections were made. FYank M. and Barbara J. Stam- Mra John Aronson, membership nedy’s sponsorship of the act, the ugees in the Dominican Embassy. C aper’s voice cra ck le clearly out chairman, welcomed eight mem- East covered with the Jack, and For Sbelnwold’B 86-paga book- bury was junior bridesmaid. Bosch later pulled back his troops. auditor, and Miss Mary Fraher, ler of Manchester to B1 »n k M, new round of tariff-cutting nego SHAVE of European sets saying "I took a and Barbara J. Stamler, property bera Into the club. The new mem South won with the ace. Declarer Iet,''“ A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” The honor attendant wore a A Twenty of the 22 refugees from trustee. led a trump to East’s ace, and tiations—the sixth in GA'IT's 15- a ft e r ^ little nap” as the screen showed on Keeney St. bers are Mrs. Ronald Primavera, aend .50 cents to Bridge Book, year history—is being called the ballerina-length dre.ss of orchid the Dominican Embassy arrived in The Rev. Edward J. Reardon, recorded pictures of the start Of Mrs. Jcummerbund. Mrs. John Malone, mistress of club tricks. Down one. tection of the Colombian Embas.sy. Rockville-V ernon chrater, widow and administratrix peto and Mm Oscar Asadoorian. General Faatoraa Oorp. cent in return for equivalent con Her bell-shaped skirt was trimmed Political refugees in other Latin ceremonies. See the difference -if declarer with tiille-petal and .squin.-i. Her 0 of his estate, one-third interest; Mrs. Edgar BtcCuUooh was cessions from the benefiting na -American embassies al.so are Mrs. William Allen Jr. and Mrs. bosteaa. plays a low club from dummy at matching circular veil wa.s at Alden Gilbertson were co-chair Rainbow Girls" Set and to Samuel J. Robb Jt. of the first trick. East’s eight forces Service Jobs Rising tions. being allowed to leave the country. Manchester, his son, two-thirds By far the major beneficiary of tached to a double cake crown, Duvalier insisted to newsmen men of program, assisted by out declarer’s king, and a trump Interest. SOUNDS FAMIUAB .. American concessions will be the and she carried a cascade of yel-' that Haiti is peaceful. Mrs. Bernard Fogfarty. Installation Rites then goes to the ace. WABHINOtOiN—About M.iOO,- low roses. Oeiiificato of DistrUmtIon RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — It East now returns the queen of 000 people were employed in aarv- six-nation European Common He said all foreigners will “ con Property of the late William seems like old times to the fire Market. ’The negotiations between Hie bridesmaids' ^rim p color tinue to enjoy all guarantees for clubs, and South ducks. Tills play ice industrlee In the United Statca dresses and crowns were designed (Rockville Assembly 39, Order at Spacek of Manchester on Hills- men at Truck Co. No. 7 to be un saves the contract. If East con last y«ar compared with 86,200,000 the United States and the Com their safety under the protection Radnhtw for Girls, will hold a der the command of Captain Min- mon Market will be the first im- identically to the maid of honor’s X>7as.siff photo town Rd. to Mary Starsiak of tinues with a low club. South can in production Induatitee. Bervioe - and they carried cascades of pink of the law.” Eddy Says semi-piibUc installation of officers Manchester, daughter and admin gee. ^rtant confrontation of conflict MRS. OWEN EDWARD DUGGAN Duvalier denied any intent to play low to let dummy’s ten Imlustry employment ftawt topped and white roses. Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Masonic istratrix of his estate, two-thirds George D. Mingea, city, fireman make West ruff. If East con- piroduotlon labor in 1048. ing tariff and trade policies of the head his country toward the Com Teniple on Orchard St. for the past 12 years, was pro world's two biggest economic un The Junior bridesmaid’s dress A t Interest; and to FYank N. Spacek was Idenltloal to the maid of hon munist bloc and said he Is not Miss Elizabeth Dpker, daughter of Dallas, Tex., his stm, one-third moted to captain and given top its. Canada, New York, and Atlan Russell K. Damp, the resident chap Zeller List Lorlnc photo or’s, and She carried a nosegay of tic City, Mrs. Duggan wore a navy receiving aid from any country in of Mr. anil Mrs. William Duker of interest. * post in the company his father, The Common Market, under lain at State Prison in Wethers MRS. SAMUEL W. FRANKLIN III white, yellpw and pink roses. chantung dress with cerise aces- Norei the Red orbit. Stafford Springs, will be installed Sigiplemeatal Distribution Lemmle W. Mlngee, commanded SYench leadership, maintains that field. ’ *FLIP-TOP’ as worthy advisor. P roperty-.of-p the late Mary befora his death nearly IS years cutting American and Common J€unes R. Duggan a t Wethers sories and a white orchid corsage. Boutti Methodist Church was'the'f’wore a blue ailk aheetih with field, a brother of the bridegroom,' The couple will live at 235 Main 9T>EEDSHAVER. 2 0 Loaf Sizes Chiseled Ineomplete Other officers to be installed Spacek of Manchester on HUls- ago. TONIGHT Market tariffs by an equal per Cold Stops Aging (SC7920) are: Worthy Associate Advisor, town Rd. to William Spacek. her scene of the wedding of ” Miss nuatohlng Jacket and accessories, centage would be unfair because was best man. Ushers were Roy St., Elast Hartford. Kathleen-Recave; CSiarlty, Pamela ENDG SATURDAY Joellen Winkler of Manchester to and a white orchid corsage. The American tariffs on Industrial F. Donloti of Springfield, Mass,, Mrs. Duggan is a 1961 graduate FREIBURG, Germany — In me husband, one-third interest; and to BYRD STATION, Antarctica — with Rotary Blades... (Continued from Page One Wise; Hope, Marilyn Kington; Mary Btarsiak, William Spacek Jr, Bamuel W. Frankim m of Cobalt couple will live at 162 Park St., goods generally are higher than a cousin of the bridegroom; and of Manchester High School. Mr. dieval times of famine the re Duggan is a graduate of East Antarctic mites have no seasonal Faith, Marilyn Rice; Recorder, and B'rank N. Spacek, children, 8 6ENERATTONS OF COMEDY ABOUT THE ONE GREAT hist Saturday evening. Manchester. ' those of the (Common Market. The T. Patrick Duggan of Blast Hart life cycles. Regardless of their quired sizes of loaves of bread and records on the distribution of com- Karen Stalger; Treasurer, Linda l^Irs. Franklin is-, a 1969 grad Common Market feels the goal of Hartford High School and attend fJn THIRD way to shave! rolls were chiseled into the bstse two-ninths interest each. SUBJECT TTIAT NEVER LOSES ETS INTEREST ’The bride Is the daughter of ford, a brother of the bridegroom. growth, when the weather turns miasions. Snow; Chaplain, Lynn Satryb; Marriage license Mr. and Idrs. RuaaeU Q. Philbridk, uate of Manchester High School, the Genevii talks should be to Thomas S.-.Leslzka of Manchester, ed the University of Hartford. He cold their development and aging Thera era two other ways to of Freiburg Cathedral so the peo DriU Leader, Barbara Thompson; harmonize the tariffs of the two ple could see that they got tJielr The agency is now affiliated Joseph Sokola of East Hartford 861 Main St. ’The bridegroom Is and attended Dean Junior College, brother of the bride, was junior served two years in the armeo stop, to resume when it warms up •hav*'—razor blades and “ back with the firm of Allen, Russell and Love, Judith Kluck; Religion, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel BYanklln, Mass., where she studied giants. usher. forces. Both are employed in the and forth” electrics. Only money's worth. The Roman nu and Judith Anri Knox of 140 Winner of S Academy Awards again. merals 1270, 1317, and 1320 are Thomas Oakes, senior paitner Linda Harvey; Nature, Linda Woodside St., Mjiy 20, Church of Best Actor Perfomumoe W. Franklin Jr., Cobalt. interior design. Mr. Franklin at The United States has rejected Mrs. Lesiczka wore an aqua silk purchasing department of Pratt N m ico rotary blades, the third in the firm, said he would turn Wheelock; Immortality, Linda Mc- tended Avon Old Farms School, this approach, claim ing. that it and Whitney, dd'vifrton o f United way, give unequalled shaving still clearly legible alongside the the Assumption. GREGORY PEOK in Dr. Robert W. B. MacKenzle of shantung dress with matching ac YOU HAVE A CHOICE over the records once he gets a ILeod; Fidelity, Cheryl Maron; Pa- I P IlIBBBa WILUWIir and was a 1959 graduate of the would idolate the letter and the cessories , and a corsage of white Aircraft Oorp. aomfOrt, close and clean. outlines. Building Permits U n j l ^eR£A T FIRST West Swanzey, NJI., grandfather STOLAC, Yugoslavia (AP) — direct request for them from the trdotiam, Oynthia Pope; Service, R. K. Miller for Rene nUrlon, "T O KILL A of the bride, assisted by the Rev. University o f Pennsylvania, where spirit of the Trade Expansion Act. rosebuds. The bridegroom's a No pinch, pull, or Dorothy Goodrich: Confidential gjF\^OOM £DYt This scenic town In Hercegovina SURPRISE General Assembly. to alter shed dormer and frtmt of MOCKINGBIRD'^ lismrrence F. Almond, pastor of he 'was a rnember of Phi Kappe mother wore a na-vy silk lace dress Camp - Roulstone has 11 bridges over the River Initationl Ekidy, meanwhile, said he ex Observer, Carol Satryb; Outer Ob Sigma fraternity. Both are em CAMDENTON, Mo. (AP) — Mr. house at 47 Hillside St., |l,SO0. SHOWN AT 8:00 South Methodist Church, per Corpuscles Absent with dusty rose accessories and a Mirs. Albert Behrend of 41 Wal Bregava—every one of them a dif a Self-sharpening Rotary and Mrs. Gerald. Bell were pects a report today from the State server, TTudi Schulerer; Musician, J. Hublard and Sons for Colonial ployed at Connecticut Mutual Life corsage of pink rosebuds. Deborah Torry; Choir Director, formed the ceremony by candle nut St. announces the recsent mar ferent shape. They are all built BladesI grieved that their old mare, Top- Highway Department on contrac Board Co., to build concrete load • Plus light. Robert Gordon weis soloist Insurance Co., Hartford. Byrd Station, Antarctica — A A reception for 125 was hold at Ellen Kasche. riage of her daughter, Marian of stone, the oldest 3(X) years ago • Easy ilip-top' cleantngl sy, was developing a large tumor tors’ performance bonds from 1955 ing platform at 615 Parker Stt, “YOUNG GUNS of TEXAS" AWiirtimair and Jack Grove organist. Bou- family o f ice fishea in Antarctica the K of C Home. EVn* a trip to Behrend Roulstone, to the Rev. and the newest 60 years ago. and apparently hadn't long to live. through this year. Installing officers will be: • n o V. only (AC/DC). 85.000. In color with Jim Mitchuro- ueta of white gladioli decorated has no circulating red corpuscles, But then Topsy was 23 years old He said Timothy J. Murphy Jr., Worthy Advisor, Roxann York J. Hublard and Sona for Wil Jody MeCrea—6:85-10:10 designed lor action and comfort Chaplain, Karen Staiger; Marshal, tie aanctuary. Tax Suit Fought though hemoglobin-beaiing cor so it wasn't too surprising. state public works commissioner, liam Foulds, to raise r6of and al aThe bride, given in marriage by puscles have (been found tn the vis North American The Bells looked out the win sent him an "unresponsive” letter Linda Carr; Recorder, Sandra ter second floor rooms at 128 Wheelbck; organist, Frederick her father, wore a wMte linen suit Over Fancy House cera. Respiration remains a mys Philips Company, Inc. dow one morning to find that the in reply to his request for Public Boulder Rd., 87,000. with aqua silk blouse, a whlto tery. “ tumor’’ had turned into a colt Works Department data on the Mathews; soloist, Mrs. Jesse- Frederick Knofla for John Rieg, 100 East 42nd Street Wayne Scholds. Officer, Mrs. El- ktraw crown with face veil, and which was running around the 'bonds. to add to kitcllen at 838 E. Middle Doors Open 6:30 — Shorts 7 I OPEN SUNDAYS kbe carried a white orchid and FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) New York 17, New York pasture. They named It Topsy ’’It will be followed up," Eddy frieda Duker will also assist. Host Tpke., 84..000. Lawyers are wrangling In U.S. ess is Patricia Hubb€uxl. lilies of the valley on a white GOLF SLACKS Too. said. Moneto Construction Co., to Bible. Tax Court over a toOO.OOO luxury build house at 142 W. Vernon St., WT ------— home in Dallas which has door JACKET Mrs. James Nichols of Old Beautiful selection of Tropical Weight Dacron 816.000. chimes playing “ When The Saints Blends. Gold, Blue, Red, Green, Beige. Sizes 28 to Regulars and Shorts Blank Roginka, to build' fence at Lyme, aunt of the bride, was ma Go Marching In." ROLL UP PAUL’S tron of honor. She wore a pink 42. Whether they help your game or not they’U 98 Irving St., 8380. Builder-owner Martin Mayrath Sheath with matching mohair certainly keep you looking cool and feeling com Conyers Construction Co., to de ■—'GHEGOfW PECK erected the dwelling in the middle fortable. WASHABLE molish steel water tower on Tol Jacket, white accessories, and car 1960s it also boasts glass-walled T o f i i f f o STEAK HOUSE ried a cascade bouquet of pink car ALUMINUM land Tpke., 8100. bathrooms and a six-car garage. Joseph Verona for Jerry DiPace, jeimmr RT. so VERNON, CONN. (Approximately 8 mllea from nations. Judge Howard A. Dawson Jr. WEARABLE MANCHESTER Seth Law Jr. o f Glen Cove, N.Y., Longs f8.95 to add encloaed porch at 1 Lincoln Mockfngbhii the Vernon Circle — take your right at d r o le . . . ) of Washington is hearing a re St., 8300. Owned and Operated by PAUL L. YOUNG SR. nerved as best man. Ulcers were quest by Mayrath that the Internal AWNINGS Sizes 48, 50, 52. (Regu Clear Span Structures for Car 8:00 1:80 James Nichols of Old Lyme, uncle Revenue Service review claims lars and longs), f 10.05. of the bride; and Edward Panke that he and his former 'wife owe lyle Johnson Machine Co., to add Order now and really enjoy Frost Green, Bamboo, to factory at 52 Main St,-, 824,000. o f Canton. 881,406.50 In income taxes for 1956 $10.95-512.95 PUBLIC MARKET • Matinee Saturday 1:80 a SMORGASBORD The mother o f the bride wore through 1967. summer living. Olive, Sage Green, Char • Swlhgese Sleeves-^ a turquoise chiffon sheath with The IRS disputes a Mayrath coal. Illiteracy Fought Every Sunday Starting at S P.M. Person for full arm movement 803-805 MAIN STREIET beige accessories. ’The bride claim that he’s entitled to 8147,797 FREE ALTERATIONS All You Can Eat. . f t groom’s mother wore a yellow tax credit on the total cost of the HOME Kuala Lumpuir—Nine thousand BEAUTIFULLY PREPARED sheath with matching jacket. Both house. Mayrath testified he's due uv F initklnf'' • Weatherwise protection QUALITY MEATS THAT ARE FRESHLY CUT, QUALITY -adiilt-educatlcm clashes were STARTS FRIDAY! wore corsages o f white roses. this credit for research demon SPECIALTIES QUALITY launched in Malaya about a year TWIN LOBSTER DINNER EVERY FRIDAY A reception for 150 was held strating his ideas about the use of • Safety keepocket— ago. More than 80 per cent of COMPLETE DINNER 38 PURNELL PLACE NICELY DISPLAYED and NOT PRE-PACKAGED In Cooper Hail at the i. 'rch. For concrete, glass and plastics in 648-2866 MEATS! the 180,000 attending them can M ANSFIFlOif^ a tr^p to Bermuda, Mfs. Franklin home construction. so you can't lose MEATS! now read and write, the Ministry r JCT. 3hS8.wiu.iMAirriCjn^ i H A keys or coins of Rural Development reports. DANCING Friday and Saturday Nights 9 to 1 — PLUS Pressed Dressed, Native — P U I S — b o b B^UfCLUC COURTEOUS SERVICE— COCKTAIL BAR TRIPLE-S DINING ROOM CLOSED MONDAYS TRIPLE-S STANLEY WARNER Hope*Ba u Aooommodattons for 100 patrons avail able for weddings, banquets and holiday OPEN 7 DAYS BLUE parties. For reservations, phone 815- A W EEK— ! BLUE 16^ Ample Parking. STAMPS! STATECO STAMPS! POULTRY OCOl amckiOAM hlLM WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT JIMMY iMINICUCCI 1$ OUR CHEF LARGE SIZE, VERY MEATY FROZEN FREE FARM H O U SE M l f 3-HOUR CHICKEN BREAST SALE 59' APPLE & U9I ALL. PARKING QUARTERED Shown at 5:55 and 8:05 ROASTING CHICKENS PIES PLUS FO R ' IN TO W N READY ’TO BAKE For Everyone Who CHICKEN LEGS 1 U>. 6 Oz. SIsraE ONLY PARKING Medium Size Lb. 39c . Lovez To Laugh! See HAROLD LLOYD’S TWPU LOT O N ' i l k “WORLD OF COMEDY" liR C H ST. Large Size Lb. 45c Lb. 49c ea. Shown A t 7:80 ONur Starta Sunday A-oademy Award Winner Best ActreM MONEir CHOICE BEEF CUTS Ri Ann Bancroft in JLsJOdNOrBRgN-ZACHARy SCOTT CORNED SIRI*OIN TIPIf OR a TASTY "The Mlraclf Worker” lt*« O.F.B, plus "Birdnoan Of Aleatras" GatoAMis^^bowTI^^Sk OVEN RO A ST Lb. *1.09 4 BEEF LEAN. FRESHLY GROUND Our oun ipake, sugar cured from the hrine HAMBURG Reg. 59c^ barrel. FRESHLY GROUND 1 "Dine in Authentic Colonial Atmosphere" A LEAN OR MIXED CHUCK BEEF r.. u 69c lb. VEAL-BEEF-PORK PYQUAUC INN CHUCK PIECES 75c OROl ND TWICE FOR A NICE MEAT LOAF OR SWEDISH |eQ« 161 MAIN ST.. WETHERSFIELD. CONN. MEAT BALLS. REG. 69r...... Lb. T’PJ,. 529-9463 • AMPLE PARBUNG 9 BOTTOM ROUND CHOICE CENTER OUT CHUCK FOR A NICE POT RO A ST Lb. 79e SMORGASBORD B EYE OF THE ROUND A ,Feature » SHOULDER CLOD { SAVE ON COLD CUTS FROZENTOOD WEDNESDAY ROSOL’S REG. 89c SWIFTS SATURDAY, 5 to 9 P.M. ALL LEAN, SOLID MEAT ' THE HOME OF SUNDAY, 3 to 8 P.M. VEAL L O A F ...... lb. 79c GOOD FOOD 1 fiO VR CHOICE M IN C ED ROLL. Reg. 69c. lb. 59c Turkey LUNCHEONS served 11:30 AJd. to 8 P.M. ^ | .25 up FRESH SLICED, REG. 69c “ The DINNERS swTSd i PJd. to 9 PJd. $2.75 up LAND O'LARES CHEESE, b. 5?c J k t e Mm IloeAor gotf ahooi FINE QUALFTY, REG. 7»o DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNERS QUALITY One solid head of Cabbage (Dinners 13 NOON TO S PJd. eoig»'---M Mm patenled IHoainr 0 ^ with purchase of our tasty CH EESE ...... lb. 69c Store On itrtMlioQ nMM oofy bf Boles, Corned Beef! "HOME STYLE" POTATO or SPECIAL FRIDAY NIGHT -WHARFSIDE DINNER Each 3 9 c Q U A v m r twice, the comfort yet only naif tlM FREE! MACARONI SALAD .... lb. 35c Banquet end party room available for CLOSED weight a t regular golf shoes. Just 32 - weddings, banquets and holiday parties. street” ‘ MONDAYS For reservations, call 689-8468.' jouDoes per weig^ Sbawii First This S gJ ioil|| ! FRESH CO N N . | IV E | l BU CK S H A D lb.3Sc 643-2478
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> A 0 1 FOUR ^ MANCHESi^R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OQNN„ THURSDAY, MAY 16, 196S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 PAGE FIVR bonl,. Wendy Stede, Jaclyn Stfuff, Oam|> Johnson w as given the last en and the Hdy Name Society ‘Goldwater for Preaident* ebacka Baowlaad mt||ht head a Fine Arte Group rewlted in inorewed pnxhiotlon Bolton Paula IVmer, Jacqueline Treschfuk, two summers but this year It will will be held Monday, June 8, at Halt Fund-Raising, that come In,” he aald. “Of of delegate ooria, lower profita, and propeity Linda VerodU, LMahe WUllams, be reserved for Boy Soouts only. the Villa Louisa. Mrs. George course, we're glad to keep oontrl- itea In the next June’s w im aw . State News damage. Crusader on Her Mark Legislature in Maitda WUUams and Sheila Za- In earlier years, the beach at the Maneggla and Dr. Bernard J. Urges Goldwater buttons made for the aenatorial Sen. Thomas H. KUohal, R^ To Pick Officers Main noted that the Naiticnal WANTED! gondcL Bolton Isdce House had been used Sheridan are in charge of arrange- cam pdgn.” Calif., maintained alienee about Labor Relatlona Board waa to open Bishop Hines in letum for a few loads of sand. tha party realignmeht in Ma stats. Hectic Period: Clean, Late Model Boys oonfirmed araret. David m enta * (OcatfaiMd tram Fags One) Beyond that, Gddwatar aald ha Two fitaw will ba abeim to- hearing today on the unlon'a By JOY BOLLEB ^15 pounds." She now weighs about Andtede, Sam Bastaraohe, Alan The town ifeself owns tw land on A strawberry festival wil be has continued to refuse any help But tt was obvioua that be expects Qwmw ait a masting and alaottan oomplainta agednat UnMad Air AP Women’s Editor 106, so nobody's suggesting a diet. G>nfinns 83 Oocoonl, WilUam Cummings, Law the lake, Tlie state owns ttw boat held on Saturday, June 15, ffom The action by dddwataf waa from groups who are trying to to ha a ecnventlon delegate. of offtctni of tbo MandiaMar Fine craft. He aald the flUng of the NE%f YORK (AP) — Remember Disapproves Our Danhg Final 3 Weeks rence i^ano, James Fox, James launddhg area, where many peo- 6 to 8 p.m. at St. Maurice CXtureh. somewhat similar to that taken "draft’’ him for the notional nom- A rts Aaaooiaiticn a t • pjm. a t (Oontliiuad from Pago Obo) damage auita "ia a calculated ®ie rates U.8. education high, USED CARS Itwim although there la ,no Mrs. Nelson Gobei is chairman of the name Irene Bello Morada. Fracchia, ' Kenneth Grlffln, Bruce by Gov. Nelaon A. Rockefeller In inatlona. / • nSACB AMD UBABN ' WMton AudKoclum. atnategy to -dUkraot aittention from although .-she thinks "Americans (Continued from Page One) ' TOP PRICES PAID Cjbnflnned Iwt night «t St Guimond, Richard Holbrodt, Ste beach. this event. calling off the efforta of former The Ariaona senator profeased n is fibna, mtftlad ‘Tbnihaliig big $16 million in domagoo. the ooeporatiana ’’wholesede vfola- Someday you may be hearing are test happy." She says: "All KMnioe Chumh by the Moot Rev. iUSTTS, n a . (AP) — ’Taachers about'her as the great woman cru phen Jagielo, Gary Jeski, Stephen Ihe sarimming program usually The mlUtaty Whist scheduled Gov. Goodwin J. KDlaht to ale Qurnnlngs. Donr Also, Duane LieBIanc. John Lein- of the prdlminary arrangements ing its annual amorgaaboird,on Sat ing only in line with his repeated deeded to move to New York. tary School, now knows that the the Orumbaobar fSm Hbnry. Whltnoy Aalroraft workocs. Tho squatters, corruption In city gov tions at you and you start to Direct the Water Resources lui •goinat the Ideal representing Irene's not dating anymore; mission, and State Department of Ann Ghsithler, Joy OigUo, Ehaine William McDonald, William Mick- L ^ e House. Herald Lee of Mie. Michael Odd- naxt ytMT, ed in a statement Wednesday that ter and Air.” She learned It from workers at the Hamilton Standard really big future for commercial through the colums of her own ■'ahe'.a Intent upon her career. Be Health to study problems caused Glranl, Haiy K. Griffin, Denise ewicr, David Miller, Peter Morra, In other business, the selectmen snider. GOP former Sen. WUam I*. a atudent’a test paper. man of a nomlnathig oomnittaa. air transpoift Ues in the vertical- newspaper. “We ara atlll aending back IXvlalon. Irene may be small — just un sides, the whole dating system by lakes, harbors and Marinas by Hills, Lynn Ko^owski, Mary B. Craig Newton, Theodore Pierce, voted to put two loads of loam on ‘‘Thia la a pony suB thof win get rising type of vehicle that oan be has her confused. the sanitary facilities on boats. Mary Ann Iiodi, Mary James Preuss, L ance Roberts, the baseball diamond behind the Maaoheater Evening HeraldBoI- used as a true air bus, for flights der 5 feet — but her determination Spring Special 1,. Msi>s||i|1ii Maureen McDermott no plaoe,’’ aald John K. Main, a is giant — size. "Men here think if they take Filing of this bill was prompted Robert Robinson, Kiohad Scanlon, school and to name Supt Philip C. ton eane^aadcBt, M. CtaneareD apokeaman for the International up to perhaps 800 miles. you out theyre doing you a favor-. by concern over a situation at MaigMSt ll»«»ciu»™, ITurllW Iffi. Donald Tedford, James Tyman, Liguort UN Day chairman. Hall Lk Hibbard, senior vice "I’m just dying to start cru Lake Candlewood. RANCHES and CAPE CODS ler. The dog warden reported 26 ki- Tomig, telephone 648-866L Aaaociatkm of Maohlniata. sading,” she says, I must cuib! liome youre courted.' James Vdtch and John Warfel. ’Iho suits ohargo that the strike president of ' Lockheed Aircraft Specify that the minimum pen- Painted For A lso, Detwrah Miner, Unda Seek Swim Spot vesUgationa; no fees collected. Corp., Burbank, Calif., said "the my impatience.” At home, also, the chaperone sdon for retired New Haven po Mirtciinoi Carol Molde, Etasbara The selectmen last night author Briefs School Outlay Doubled Uftliner, or air bus, with sufficient Right now the little brunette system . prevails, and Irene had ission licemen and firemen is to be Murphy, Kathleen O'Haia, Doreen ized Francis Mannise to negotiate The St. Maurice Council of Cath effort can begin to be available Helps Form Bank beauty is the only girl among 16 never 1)0611 out alone with a boy Heads PLUS PAINT at Potterton’s George L. Oraziadlo Jr., a Man- $2,000 a year and the minimum Pep^ Janet Pepin, Ellen Poquette, with the Bolton Lake House own olic Women will receive corporate KAiRACHI—The Government of within 10 years or ao.” foreign students at ’ Columbia before coming to, this country. Joseph A. Oataldi, 33 McKinley pension for their widows Is to be and TRIM OoUeeh Robbins, lynn Robotto, ers, in the hope that the town will communion at the 8:30 Mass Sim- Weot Pakistan will apond 167,200,- NOTICE “The aerial bus will become as riiester native now residing in In School of Journalism. Columbia’s "But it took only 30 minutes to St., was elected last night as $1,200 a year. Judy Sawyer, Margaret Scanlon, be allowed to use thdr beach for day. 000 on education in the current In accordance 'with the require universal and familiar as the glewood, CaUf., in association with is the only journalism school that’s an hour for a boy and me to find SPECIAL PRICES ON out our ideas on dating clash. I chairman of the newly appointed Restrict the authority of the LARGER HOMES Arm StmnMns, Mary aimmons, swimming dassea this summer. A Joint dinner meeting of St. fiscal year, douUa tha prevtous ments of the Zoning Regulations street bus," Hibbard told 600 avia others, has founded the new Im purely graduate and the class is Manchester Con-servation Commis director of the State School for KaiOMriae Smith, Jo Ann Sbam- Use of the Boy Scout pond sit Mauiioe Ooundl of Cathdie Wom year’s outlay. ^ for the Town of Manchester, Con- tion leaders invited to the national limited to 80 carefully selected got .sick and tired of explaining perial Bank of Los Angeles. Boys at Meriden to transfer \nectlcut, the Zoning Board of Ap (light forum to the Connecticut students. his was not the Philippine way of sion. Harold Clendaniel waa elect youths in his custody to the ALLSTATE PAINTERS MOUNTAIN OF PORTABLES peals wiU hold a public hearing on Omeral Life Insurance Co. ’Ihe permanent headquarters of Irene, who'll be 22 on July 10, dating." ed secretary. Cheshire Reformatory. Henceforth Coventry—Tel. 742-7568 Monday evening. May 20, 1963 at Hibbard said the basic ingredi the new banking firm will be lo graduated at 19 from Women's ‘'The clincher,” she recalls, still Copies of William H. Whyte’s Hartford—289-6988 8:00 P.M. in the Hearing Room of such transfers would have to be ents of the new craft "are already cated in a 15-etory office building College of Davao, taught English smoldering, "was when the boy “Connecticut's Natural Resources; approved by the juvenile court. the Municipal Building on the fol with us." and the powerful, light at Imperial Highway end West and religion for a year, and then said ‘But Irene, you have an ado Require that a practicing psy- lowing appllcatlona; weight engines required will be ern Ave. in Los Angeles as part of worked briefly for Manila papers. lescent set of values.” Now I can A Proposal for Action," were laugh, but then I was Infuriated.” chiatiist be one of the two phys FIX-UP your h o m e for The St. Bartholomew Church available in 10 years to make the a commercial comple:: being de* "Ever since my first year of distributed to the members. Whyte icians who must examine a person Corp.; a/e comer Eaat Mid. ’Tpke. air bus possible in the 1970s. oped by Orariadio'a firm, the El- high school when I tagged along Aside from the flirtatious lads, is a leading authority on national Notice and Ixidlow Rd.; Rea. Zone A. one wanted to marry her. being committed ‘to a mental In- tlnge Sc Graziadlo Uevelopme-it with the older girls I knew e)cact- and state open space conservation stRutlcin by the court. Variance la requested to erect free Robbery Charged Go. ly what I wanted to do: get my "I would hate to start married standing, lighted sign at above lo His firm has developed ten shop bachelor's degree, try for a Full- life here,” she says candidly. "No programs. WE HAVE DAILY cation. HAR’TFORD (AP) — Thomas The members, who held the UAC EARNINGS DIP ping centers, over 300 apartments, brlght/Smith - Mundt Foundation maids. I never knew how to make ElAST HARTFORD (AP)—First Frederick Spaulding; 12-14 Myr Odhens, 23, facing trial on charges crffice biiiidings. Industrial proper scholarship, study in the States, my own bed. Everybody in the organizational meeting in th e DELIVERY TO THE of robbing a housing project of Mimicipal Building hearing room, quarter earnings were doW com tle St.; Bus. in A Res. Zone A. ty, and operates the Rogers Cat work on Manila papers for awhile Philippines can afford maids. We pared to a year ago. United Air Variance la requested to build ad fice, la being sought by police. tle Ranch near Bakersfield, Calif., then start my own paper in Davao, have three. There the mother 'has decided they will meet every dition to front of building whlcti They say he robbed it again. more leisure time. But ■ here a second Wednesday. craft Corp. has reported. Daniel Fletcher, tnanager of the a ranch formerly owned by th^ a semi-weekly at first. The company said yesterday BOLTON will be closer to street 1 ^ than family of the late Will Rogers. "In the Philippines there are so mother can whip up lunch in 20 or Last night, they learned they that net income for the quarter allowed at above location. Rice Heights project, said Cohens, many things you can do for the 30 minutes, but there It takes ail are empowered by statute to in a project resident, came to his of Among Grazladlo’s associaiUes in morning to fbc lunch, then after amounted to $4,739,363 or 52 cents Marco ' DelOreco; 83 Cliarter the banking enterprise is Goodwin country, that's why I want to go dex all open areas, publicly or per share of common stock. First AREA Oak St.; Res. Zone C. Variance is fice yesterday to ask for help back. I knew when I went into lunch you have to start preparing prl-vately owned, inclucoat draiMxl ever now resides with his wife and call the family together and say Earnings were down because of 299 E. CENTER ST. WELDWOOD* his arm, Fletcher said. three chUdren at Palos Verdes Besides the officers, tbe com lower engine shipping schedules sideline than allowed at above lo ‘You'll get hurt.’ But I know they mission includes Frederick A. for commercial customers and in with a around HI cation. The manager offered no resis Estates. ’Hie couple were visitors will all stand by me," she says QuotaUoiis Furnished by TEL. Ml 9-0896 Peter Clark Jr.; 464 Eaat Cen tance when the holdupman to Manchester this week. proudly. Coburn MIddlebrook. Inc. Sweet, Robert P. Oolemian Jr„ creased costs arising from the in ter St.; Rea. Zone A. Variance is scooped $264 in cash out of the ...... ‘ ' ■ ' '"!■ "I Her father, formerly In poliiUcs, Bank Stocks Robert H. Fenn, Dr. Frank H. troduction of new engines and oth reqtteated to replace sign lued for cash drawer and fled. Is an industrial relaitions officer Bid Asked Horton and Thomas F. Henegtian. er products, the company said. POST a RAIL PENCE Es^iberglass nonconforming busineas at above Rockville-V errion for a logging enterpri.se; her Conn. Bonk and Trust location. STUDY CROP DAMAGE mother is a retired piano pro Co...... 71% 75% Felix Oremmo; 819 E ast Mid. STORRS (AP) — ’The U.8. De- fessor. She has four brothers— Hartford National PANELING Tpke.; Res. Zone AA. Variance la paotment of Agriculture hi mak one a member of the Baynihan Bank and Trust Co. 67% 69% requested to erect free standing ing a survey of dsunage to feed City Lawyers Dance Co., the other tluw are Fire insurance Companies ground algpi at above location. crops caused by last winter’s aciv- atudente. Hartford Fire ...... 68 72 Alexander Matthew; 276 Vernon ere weather in Eastern Connecti rt”8 the family oommercial National Fire ...... 120__ 128 St.; Res. Zone A. - Variance is re cut, Itie department’s disaster To Take Oath printing press, operated by an Phoenix Fire ...... 123% 131% quested to erect swimming pool committee, meeting at the Univer uncle, that shell use for the pa Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. which will not be in farthest quar sity of Connecticut yesterday, per. Aetna Casualty ...... 98 106 MEN ter of comer lot at above location, voted to accept applicatlions for In Top Court Eventually she wants an offset Aetna Life ...... 165 163 and win be closer to sideline than aaeiatanoe from form ere who must press for better picture reproduc Conn. General ...... 163 171 IMiaiS4NttME$ allowed. reaeed hay and allage crops. ’Ihiree RockvUle lawyers will be tion. As a pant o t her Columbia Htfd. Steam Boiler ..119 127 Warren Howland; 348 Main St.; admitted to practice before the work she spent a week on tho off Travelers ...... 181 189 ' Bus. Zone HI. Variance is request set at Middletown (NY) Record- Public Utllitlps if you’re CHESTNUT SPLIT RAIL ed to erect free standing, lifted Machine May Read United States Supreme Court In times Herald, and thinks it’s j-ust Conn, tig h t Power ..33% 35% Heavy Doty 10 Ft. Bsellona. (Tw o Bails and One Post) ground sign which will be closer a swearing-in ceremony in Wash the thing for communicating with Htfd. Electric Light to street toan allowed at above lo New York — Electronlca acisn- ington, D.C., Monday at 10 a.m. rural areas where not too many new ...... 42% 45% cation. tiats are working on a reading Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr., his people read and the story would Hartford Gas Co. ... 42 looking •3.35 " •3.65 John Fay; 221 Adams St.; In machine that will translate print law partner, Robert L. Baum, and have to be told mainly In pictures. Southern New England dustrial Zone. Variance is request ed worda directly into aound. With Herbert Hannabury will be among She finds television so much Telephone ...... 51% 64% ed to erect house at above loca it a sightleBa reader would simply 60 state lawyers to participate in fun she doesn’t want to do any Manufacturing Companies WHITE CEDAR ROUND RAIL tion. pass an electronic phototube over the moss ceremony. TV work in the Philippines lest Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 60% 64% Heavy Doty 10 Ft. Seeftons. (Two Balls and One Poet) I. R. Stioh Assoo., Inc.; 75 Dom reading matter, the words would ’The lawyers and their guests she gets lured Into ,lt for good. Associated Spring 16 18 for a fine ing St.; Res. Zone A. Variance is be changed into sound and the will be joined by Conneoticut Fellow students In her tele Bristol Brass ..., .. 10% 11% f 2 ^ 3 9 5 DeUvered requested to erect free standing blind person would . “read" by Congressmen and Senatora at a vision class say she looks win Dunham Bush ... .. 7 8 PICTURED ABOVE IS THE MOUNTAIN OF ADMIRAL PORTABLES sign at above location. means of an oaaptag hooked into luncheon at the Hamilton Hotel some and sexy, but Irene dis N.B. Machine ... .. 25 28 8 Ft. SecUona. (Two Balls and One Post) DISPLAYED RIGHT IN OUR STORE I. R. Stich Assoc., Inc.; east side hla machine. in Wsshingten after the swearing- dains the compliment! North and Judd . .. 15% 17% Sq. Ft. Oakland St, intersection of Tol in; "Me?” she says disapproving Stanley Works .. .. 19 21 tropical land ’Tpke.; Res. Zone A. Variance The admission proceedings were ly. "Why I’ve eaten so much ice Veeder-Root ...... 46 65 •3.00 " •3.20 SEVERAL COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM MOUNTAIN OF is requested to erect free stand arranged by the State Bar As- cream and chocolate and milk The above quotations are not to ing sign at above location. NOTICE Bodation. since I’ve been here I’ve put on be construed as actual markets. David Rothstein; south side West Mid. Tpke., west of Wilbur ZONING BOARD suit at a C H AR CO AL Cross Hghwy. overpass; Rural and OF APPEALS Res. AA Zones. Variance is re TOWN OF COVENTRY LIGHTER quested to use premises for a rec At an executive session of the Another Connecticut business profits from the Lights charcoal quickly. reation and amusement area. Coventry Zoning Board of Appeals remarkable Plug into any household Portables A. Marie McCarthy; 133 Flor held May 18, 1963, the application help of an SN ET Communications Consultant Admiral ence St.; Res. Zone B. Variance is for a variance of the R. M. A J. ou tlet requested to maintain dwelling Corporation for the erection of a REG. IN ORIGINAL FACTORY CARTONS AT which is located closer to street gasoline service station at the cor $2.98 $ line than regulations allow at ner of Lake Street and Route 81 above location. was unanimously approved since it price... Ail persons interested may at will not. detract from surrounding CRESTUNE UNCOMPARABLE SALE PRICES tend this hearing. property values'and will generally Zoning Board of Appeals Improve the property In question. 24" BRAZIER John F. Clifford, 'IThe effective date shall be May Features hood and spit with Chairman 14, 1963. get to / U-L. approved -motor, Tha TCMfO PMIO S e r l« -ie -* John A. ~ Oagianello, Grant E. Toothaker Sr. chrcxne ^ d , with grrid posi SUm portable with «ctra-Mnsitiva Secretary Chairman tioner, turquoise and gray tuner, top-tuning controls. 4* speaker, tsleacoping antennal Robert Hall REG. $18.49 $ 20,000 VOLTS LIFETIME for the RUST FREE ALUMINUM — PICTURE POWER GUARANTEED WESTERN FIR PORTABLE COOKER buy of a Oo(^ with reflected heat PICNIC TABLES from all aides. 5-year guar MUFFLERS antee. ® ^18.95 ® ^22.95 REG. $34.95 lifetim e! AB .lumber pre-driUed, cadmium plated hardware Inclnded. ready $23-98 to'aesemble. (Assembled $5.00 extra). Potferton's Bulk PurchosG Brings A lfO Y tr An Mduslv* Inner construction kMps International Parts VERMONT BEDI OUT Corp. mullloro quiet ae.a whisper. . . silence that Is sealed In tight SLATE FLOORING Low, Low Price On for as long as you own your car. 10 Sq. Ft. Deluxe^ Admiral Portables A M tiH s, ConUnueue, electrically welded seams, heavier gauge FOR SHORELINE USE steel, double-wrapped conatructlon, ell-welded internil bcifles WpRSTED • DACRON’* MOHAIR •6.50 G J fia Our prices are rpally competitive—and sets backed phis 8ILIKOTE*. an axclu^lvt ruat-raalatant finlah. ASSOBTED COLORS YHFONLY by Potterton’s service are a better value at any time. These we offer now are even larger dollar value. No A d te tB O Addad aacurity. mlla after iqlla) Elactrically wddad short cuts in circuitry—and powot trangformer a ^ a create a single-unit muffler that's leak-proof f^UsIng Repldlah I save two hours LUXURY TROPICALS equlpp^. All parts guaranteed—and service fuiv and blow-out proof. No danger of carbon Molw ye«r ewm nhdied free, at our store, for 90 days—(1 year war aMnoxhte gaa aoaping Into catl FLAGSTONE $2904 a day In phoning pustomorsm fxWpaHo ranty on picture tube). f ■ Plastiorata oolorama-^ patio-bloc I' 128 A. D. Weiner, President, Weiner Bros., inc. ' . - 2 9 c for so little money. Lifetime bloc. iMfy INTERNATIONAL ASSORTED 0(HX>R8 3*’x8’’xl6’’ that YOU oan install Use in driveways, YHF-UHF PAinY CORP. Muftlar la Wholesale Fruit and Produce, Hartford, Connecticut walks, patioalud oth gtMranteed for aa long aa 31.95 ei^ly on grass, sand, or earth. ALL AREAS u own tha car on which Nm-skid textures. Assorted colors. er places to< sterilize It Inatallad. (Guarantot HAWAIIAN the soil and kill all rdota not cevar raplaca- Produce dealer A. D. Weiner wanted to streamline his business operation. He spent A choice group of mperb emtONELLA mant aarvica cjiargaa.) PENNSYLVANIA 12”xl8” 2 ^ ^ Bach At Yard weeds and other rogo- lots of time on the phone so he hoped he could increase his efficiency in th>' "'•ea. 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. t ■ m v x BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1963 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 PAGE SEVEN Closed M all Writer Views For Shoppers V Maladies of Catching On Office People B y SAM DAWSON K AP BuiUieM N em AiuOyit By HAL BOYLE NEW TORK (AP)—Some of the NEW YORK (AP)—CcMupwred to the sweatshops of the past, tba nesrly 7,000 ahopplnf centers that modem business office would have sprung up a crou the land in .'I seem a healthy place to earn a recent years have run Into trou dollar. ble. Too many, too close, or in It is comfortable, air-condiUon* ed and so well lighted one can the wrong locations are some of work ' out a crossword pui^e on the reasons. the job surreptitiously without But one highly specialised form danger of eye strain. —a relatively newcomer, with , an But for some reason most of enclosed mall, air-conditioned and fices resembled battlefield aid heated—boasts it will double its stations. They are full of the numbers within a year. walking wounded and incipient stretcher cases. These are still comparatively few—20 now and maybe 40 a year Naturally, many of the illne|ses A «»; 7. of the white collar workept'are from now. And last year their to I r»« % imaginary. He invents JHim to tal sales came to $i billion, com help pass the time, ip y o u have pared with $85 billion for ail cen tcrs. ever labored in a i ^ e r clip salt mine, here are q^few swivel chair But proponents say they are hypochondriacs*' you may find catching on both in the North, familiar: r '' where artificial heat is a selling FridaylUs’’ — This guy draws point, and in the South and South his pay on Thursday so he can west, where refuge from the nat hjjire a longer weekend to spend ural heat draws in the customers. .t ® ^ Jus money. These enclosed mall, aircondi' ‘' MondayItls'' — Very popular tloned centers, called EMAC cost with suburbanites this time of more to build and to run. The ad year. Also called "The Green ditiiMial cost can run as high as $1 Thumb Disease." Victims com million. The rent can be as much plain of dizziness and backstratn. as 20 cents a square foot more Cause: Too much Saturday and But their builders say that in Sunday gardening. creased sales Justify the higher "Fridayltis-Mondayilis’’ —This rentals. fellow is mad at the corporation £ Twenty more are reported un and phoMS in sick two days a der construction or planned In week so He can look for a better addition, there are a number of job on company time. major suburban shopping centers "Two Buck Erhaciatus" — The with, covered malls—the differ office gambler looks like he is ence is they aren’t totally en^ 'V . - 'i r i 0 suffering from a wasting disease. closed and air-conditioned. Some Actually he is merely suffering of the newer ones are said to be from starvation, because he loses designed with an eye to conver' all his money at the ractrack. Sion later. "Florence Nightingale Syn- Most EMAC complexes are 300, Double Tubular Arm Rests drome"-The boss' secretary is a 000 square feet or larger with a mother hen who clucks constant major department store at each' r^l ly over the illnessess of others. end of the mall. A few, particular "Cleanliness Ctomplex"—He has ly in Texas, are smaller. ^ Most a phobia that everyone else in the KING SIXE..DELUXE QUALITY place is trying to push their are larger, such as the $20 mil lion, 890,000 square foot grouping germs off on him. If you sneeze opened last November in Hunt within 76 feet of him, he rushes ington, Long Island, N.Y., and a to the company medical office, 720,000 square foot, one under con has his throat sprayed, and lies - strucUon near Camden, N.J. CHAISE down for an hour. The mall usually contains foun "Dementia Boredome"—The of tains and benches, gardens or fice grouch hates his fellow work shrubbery. Often the centers offer ers so much that the very sight community and cultural services LOUNGE of them makes him ill. iSvice a along with usual dlversifled ret^l year he takes a week’s sick 6WEB leave, rows out into the middle big facilities. 7/16" PLASTIC “ Concerts, art exhibits, garden of a quiet lake—and scowls at the shows, international film and food fish. aih e aluminum iilHi "Old Grumpy Himself"—When festivals, and amateur theater 50 FT. H O SE HFWY <; ; roductlons are just a few i.ii/'*' J ever the boss falls ill, the nature Slese," says David Muss, presl of his malady is regarded as top dent (tf ^Winston-Muss Corp. His secret. But whatever it is, the firm is the builder for the Long only known cure is a week of island and New Jersey centers golfing in Florida. smd has others imder way near The trouble with office hypo Phoenix, Aria., and St. Peters chondriacs is that when anyone 1.22 comes down with a di.sease- a doc burg, Fla. Double ply plastic for extra strength. tor can actually diagnose, he He 'says the pioneer of the f t R Rustproof fittings. Green and opaque crawls painfully to work, even movement was a center near Edi color. Ribbed for strength. Men's Short Sleeve Deluxe though he feels at death’s door, na, Minn., in 1966. This was lol for fear everyone else will feel he lowed by others near Kansas City is malingering. / and St. Louis. 24” BOWL The last thing an office worker EMAC is only one of the trends Wash 'n Wear Sanforized wants to do Is to take sick leave In shopping centers. They are be for a real sickness. He doesn't coming larger and adding more feel it is fair to the others. than d op e and parking lots. Now Bar-B-Bov/I found in some centers are hotels, libiMuies, hospitals, theaters /and auditoriums. OUTDOOR CRILL Shirts Ruth Milieu
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Shifts and pouffs in embossed cottons. of your readers know how to wash Multi-stripe prints and novelty pattern!,. band claiming to love housework, or clean stuffed animals? I would Irons In the^ Wash! Slze.s 10 to 18. S-M-L. however.) like to know as my baby loves* Now a study of what are the ta play with them Imt they get so $1 niain causes of' husbwd-wife. dirty. -M R S . J. T. D. squabbles lisU ^s No. S “ conflicts GIRLS—The following letter has 2 0 ' ^ Press Queen BELFAST over sharlrjg'nousehold tasks." an immediate answer for MRS. Obvlojisly, the picture the wives J. T„.D .i paintefi of their husbands loving IR O N BO ARD 100% CoHon Pettifores to^help with the housework Isn.’t DEAR POLLY—A lot of teen-ag with matching '(quite the way things are In many ers read your colunm, so here is PAD and familie.s. one for mose who have stuffed I There is bound to be quite a bit animals that are a bit dirty. Make SILICONE COVER DRESS of rebellion on the part of Hus suds with a detergent in warm wa PANTIES bands at being expected to be ter and add some ■ powdered i mama’s little helper, if husbands • bleach. Dip a brush in the suds and wives argue more over"*'shar- and rub it briskly over the ani SHIRT ing household tasks" than they do over their children or In-laws, as mal. After it is clean, toss the : animal in the air a few, times to f o l d i n g b e d 1.33 the study showed they do. fluff ‘up the fur, then' let dry. Many with nylon over Working wives who have no —J. J. . ALL skirts, hoops or lace trim hoasehold help, do, of course,' . Silcone pad makes ironing a . breeze. detail. Sizes 2 to 6x. have a right to expect husbands Prevents burning of pad. Iron glides $ to lend a hand .with household DEAR POLLY—With seven chil easUjv and freely over smooth silicone dren , in our family, the garage chores. j / was always cluttered with bikes, pad-I : , m a t i m s s But f u 1 I - 1 i me homemakers wagons, doll buggies and other metal whose financial security depends big toys. I emptied the garage Will hot drip, when you hang- entirely on how well their hus- and painted lines similar to those dry it. Never loses self ironing Ixinds succeed would be smarter in a parking lot on the floor. In quality. 40% longer wear. Spe to manage the housework without each block I wrote a child's name. 9.9d cial collar and cuff construction. their husband's! help. They should POLE permit their husbands to concen Now they each park their own equipment in place instead MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONIL THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 MANCHESTER EV&N1NO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 PAOE MtMt ^lUmrl^pjBtpr other nlgdit up in Boston, before poetry In public, but he obviously the World TTade Center, by OhriS' enjoyed doing so. Today in Washington tlan A, Herter, the former Ehsen- Connecticut ’This made some of his Repub MANOHESTER SWIMMINa AS800IATIO N ED^nUtg iierdii lican friends begin questioning him PUIttJSHJflD BT IH B hower secretary df state who la again. now President Kennedy’s Special And it enraged, as none of the. y^ilASHINGTON (AP) In the<^8ald thehe S8th of I n d li^ _ Mwcbeatc^ Oona. Yankee news from Washington: and thele 4 ^ ''Infantry of Minnesota AT THE MANCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB Representative for Trade Negotia actual mundane disclosures of U>d‘ have been assigned iqiecial mls- jf tg u M r #uitouBON By AJI.O. m Wodnesday W AlM m R FERODSON tions. insurance commission lists M INTRUDER: A man'raced past elons. The announcement did not 18 now taking applications for incinbership for th# com* PublUhen been able to do, some of /Chose' uniformed guards at the front Fouadtd October 1. 1881 . Nerter, in this speech, was back DemocraU who had dreatpOd th a t,' say-'lw, but It la known the two ing season. , j k ^to a familiar advocacy of freer Nicholas EJddy, the young rep gate of the White House Wednes dWislonB would be sent to rein YOUR CHANCE TO PICK UP THE DINNERWARE blUtaed Bveiy Bvenmt Excel wdiatever hap]^ned, UiOlr party force Alaska and the Panama Membership la Limited and HoUaaya Entered at T, world trade, as contrasted to that resentative ?rom New Hartford, might stiU retain its position as day and ran 16 to 20 yards inside Poet Offloe at Ifancbeeter Conn., aa first drew attention from this col Canal Zone in an emergency. Second Claaa ~ Hall Hatter. advocacy of compartmentalized foremost in literacy. the grounds before he was- over VA HOUSING: The Veterans Fdr Information Contact umnist because he seemed.\aome- ’The poetry young Nick Eddy taken. REDEEM THIS COUPONI ^S *‘ SUBSCRIPTION RATES and limited trade inevitably in had the sheer effrontery and rash Administration reports veterans Mrs. D. Forstrom, Membership Chairman ^ _ Payable In Advance volved in the Common Market con thing of a revival of old Yankee He was grabbed In. an arm housing actlvftleB Increased in DOUBLE PIECES YOU MISSED! Ope Tear ...... ;...... $23.00 traditions In the Connecticut Gen ness to quote In public just when lock, deposited in a patrol wagon three of four categories during 649-5508 Biz HOntba ...... 11.00 cept. he seem^ to have It made other Three Hontba ...... 5.80 eral Assembly. To anybocw who wise was an obscure quatrain,' and whisked away before news April. 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A 4-piece Place Setting; (Dinner Tbe Asaoclated Press Is exclusively House, the twang of his speech units rose from 14,780 in March towards Swiss Chalet entitled to the use of republication of the organization known as the was pleasantly nostalgic; if you and then only because It was quot ’The account of the Intrusion Plate, Dessert Dish, Cup and Sau- all news dispatches credited to it or ed in an outdated but classic Eng was supplied by a number of by to 16,693, and applications for this big stamp bonus! not otherwise credited in this paper General Agreement on ’Tariffs and remembered the days when an standers. According to one report home loan guaranty climbed from ser); 4-piece Completer Set of 2 Dinnerware listed ’Trade, or GATT. occasional individual specialized in lish historical, work where, for all YOUR CHOICE SPECIALS and also the local news published here. we know, that part of young Eddy he carried a pair of scissors 16,069 to 16,996. DAY Soup Bowls and 2 Bread and All riRhts of republlcation of spoclai- ’This GATT is having a meeting thinking for himself and in accept Appraisal of new units declined dispatches herein are also reserved ing responsibility for his opinions, which is the scholar may have Asked about this, a White House • ROAST TURKEY Only one Coupon lootf of its foreign ministers in Geneva found it. police officer said; “Whatever he —from 13,254 in-March to 12,161 Butter Plates; Cream Pitcher; Full service client of N. B. A Serv Eddy reminded you of such days in April. • ROAST BEEF AU JUS par customer Him M,y 18 e r Inc. next week, to Open the 1964 trade too; if you kept in mind the old It was a little poem Eddy had was taken away.’’ AT YOUR Sugar Bowl; Vegetable Bowl; Stop Shop Publishers Representatives The negotiations among its members. Inviolable law of politics, which thought applicable to the insur ’The northwest gate to the White • BAKED VIRGINIA HAM or Meat Platter. 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Is erudite, re divisions and two armored guard stay out of such places as evi STEAK DINNER...... $1-95 day of publication except Saturday — France refused, last winter, to al of the opposition. condite and even obscure unless divisions in the East and South aa 9 a.m.' low Britain to be admitted. dence shows.” Buddha came and We Specialize In Businessmen’s Luncheons—85c to 99c Big, extra stamp bonus In this current session, of one has both history and logic to ones that would be called up early said, "Let that life be a leason to GENEROUS PORTIONS Thursday, May 16 One possibility at Geneva, Her course, Eddy has been in the head use in unraveling iu significance In the event of emergency. the rest.” Mohammed said, “Cheer ter said, would be that the six lines, as the leading front line after which it comes out, we sup- j ’The^ identification Wedifesday up, friend, you will return in an PLUS OUR REGULAR MENU St o p Shop Republican figure in the insurance An Ugly Necessity Common Market countries would pose, as precisely and unforget was a change in long standing other form.” But Jesus came and e LEGAL BEVERAGES ORDERS ‘j UPIK MAKKl r, commissions probe, and has found tably appropriate for use With re- i policy. 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And when a President One would have thought that, Eddy has taken a number of 42nd<’'lnfantry of New York, the monition, “Inasmuch as ye have Legal Beverage Here . . •Hh Sltp C Ihep To help you get your free gifts faster, here’i a 0 hope, that the other five members having won such armor, young calculated risks in the course of M«trecal makes one of the supreme uses of 36tli Infantry of Massachusetts, done It to the least of these my FRANK’S •r LisC s' Likm his domestic authority—that of of EEC, still upset because Prance Eddy would be content to stay in his young career, and shown a fhe 28th Infantry of Pennsylvania, brethren, ye have done H unto bonus that will fill 7 pages of your Stamp Book I side it, and not do anything so praiseworthy willingness to abide POUND BUTTER employing' the militarj' power un had blackballed Britain, might go the 30th Infantry of North Caro me,” 623 MAIN STREET Liquid to Geneva and deal there as in reckless and adventuresome and by the result, but we do wisli w e, lina, the 60th Armored of New Only 1 toupon por ftmlly W m f S G W ” And they are on items you need and buy regularly. der his federal command inside his nettlesome as quote poetry In pub knew for sqre that somebody had ■ Submitted by CAFE CORNER OF PEARL dividual nations. ’This prospect Jersey and the 30th Armored of The Rev. 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'Ihey re reality. ’The Common Market, a fused to assist the cause of inte new world unit building a neiv gration; they did not themselves tariff wall aroimd itself, h*d to Monarch oppose violence to it. In Little be a step whose real direction was Dietetic Focdi No. 920M backward,, not foiw&rd. People Rode, then, there may have been fruttSalwl ' ij-lle who must have ifitavm it all along 100 FREE STAMPS BasalMS some chance of an early reconcili JOHNNY WALKER BADMINTON S £ ^ Iwiit P«M * i s Sle K=» VALUE ation, and some of us have always are now begtnhing to admit It. 4 racquets, nets, poles, stshas.. 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It*! our famous Top o’ tha Grad* quality meat . . . which we ifuestloned President El But it is true, and real. ’There is the Aneat meat you’ll ever eetl The ehoiceat of the senhower’s use of the federal mili a virus epidemic. Which has been SuniHine Choice, tender and juiey . . . no bone, no waste! A tary power in Little Rock offers a sweeping the ranks of the nation’s delioioua roast at a wrieome low price! -'key to one reason why, on the harness racers, at one track after Hydrox Cooldet other hand, we approve President another, producing symptoms of Kennedy’s resort to the use of fed coughing, high temperatures, and ■ r WILSON SPORT TENNIS RACKET. 49c Get ike finest quality meats at amazing savings! fatigue quite similar to those in Monofilament strings. . . eral troops in Mississippi, and now 1-4/S books fai Alabama. fluenza produces in human beings.- President Kennedy has not poe- To date as many as 150 horses seased the vast personal prestige, have been taken out of racing ac Uncle Ben's Fancy Young Ducklings Comparable to the beat! the potential position above poli tion by the attacks. ’There has White' Rice tics, the elder statesman attributes been no efficient cure available. From our own Caterer's Kitchen! which might hav^ made personal Stables are being sprayed, and ‘•*01? " 53c ‘Jk," 29c H.Y. Brisket Corned Beef^49l NEW IMPROVED effort at moral leadership effec horses are being heavily dosed tive. with antibiotics in the effort to Quart Stop & Shop But beyond the fact that Presi fight off the disease before it takes Contadina %?!“ RECIPE1 dent Kennedy does not yet pos hold, and, in the laboratories, a BRONSON SPINCAST REEL. Smoked Shoulders 39l sess the kind of personal standing feverish search is on for an isola Dupont Delrin. frame . . . 1 book 2 U 27c MAYONNAISE Eisenhower had won for himself, tion of the virus Involved so that Taste the pi there are other crucial differences, the poasible development of a vac Mnoli Mirgirine ^ 30e quant, deli too. cine can be begun. 5-lb Colonial Canned Ham ^3” cious differ Parkiy MirgiriM 2 »a Me Special In both Mississippi and Alabama The use of antibiotics is being ence in our state and local officialdom were doubled, that apparently being the new recipe. lirtrodoctory^ not merely refusing to Assist the It’s the fla routine strategy with horse doc Dressed Smelts 29* N«u) crust! Nets /Ulingl . Price L cause of Integration. They them tors these days, without much re AR Detergent vor you like best for sal Regularly He quart selves were taking the field gard for the possibility, which can I lb, 8 oz picg 40c So luseiout tee’r* against that cause, and the official be deduced from human experi- eager for you to try Mf ads. fbree under their command was' ence. mpre advanced but perhaps OCEAN CITY BOAT-BAY TROLUNS ■1k!“ 82t “ W t2 .4 3 not to be relied upon for any di.s-; parallel, that it has been past use Reel, 250 yd. capacity . . . passionate enforcement of princi- t>f antibiotics which has bred up 2-2/5 books Our Fresh-Baked pies of law and order, but rather I the new \lrus so strong and hardy had to be expected to ex^rt its, it seems momentary king of the wmHHmmHHHtmtmimNtHtHittHt) Comet Apple Pies own weight on just one ?lde of the stables. Houiehold Cloamor controversy. / But In the long -range prospect, DEL MONTE PEAS M% Stiiiid»mK In both Mississippi and Ala with horses now' as It has already bama, moreover, there was greater 2 l| ?3lc ‘ ••.S‘- 2lc A name you proved with human being^s, the 4 RifKlsr 1-lb ^ QUART threat ^ mob action—or at least k n 0iw and nature of the health struggle can grict trust,! famous 1.1 Rushed to us Irrespdnsible CTtremist. action by be predicted. It is the story of 2eM t from the fin bobdlums on eltlier side—than in (or quality! MM modem science, with its gre&t est growing ' ' LltUe Rock. Danie fMr45e Stqckupnowl gains for hiunanity accompanied' area in Cali president Kennedy has been by those imforeseen kickbacks Moaeb Save 20c. Reg: fornia! criticized for not taking more of a which sometimes threaten, mo 6 moral or verbal policy stand on mentarily, to substitute some new JSSc'a. 4lf 59c. Serve hot these'situations, just as we, at the with a slice of disease more , deadly than the one cheese. time, thought Mr. Eisenhower just conquered, whereupon science WELCHADE GRAPE DRINK might have tried moral persuasion mobilizes itself for a new answer, 29 Extri Ttg Vilw SU Uft witk first. But we do not see much more which it usually finds, after which Mr. Clean Stop t Shop roil thorp chitto Fresh Corn 8'- 49' Rofreshing that President Kennedy might it has to begin looking out for the f t # Ragnlar R u a r t------have done in either Mississippi or anywhere "Mr. Clean deem everything' prioa hot weatfaur possibility that the new answer beveraga at Alabama to avoid the crisis devel California Celery Hearts ' ^i 29* has some kickback of its own. 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t ■■ MANCHESTER EViaHNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 ing to the Kennedy family 22-orbit Sight ends In the Pacific Cooper entertained wives of other dent of the .toool unit, MQm Bar- C olu m bia iwrt. presldentli pin by M^ nold Sihvonen.. Winners of the free John D. Clarke, chairman; Sldmy ire. LaVergne Wllllanui alter son was 'credited with reeoulng iATnFDDD OAB'« nDOMT been the No. 1 dog In town for Astronaut’s Family as scheduled. artrohauts. In all, the wives of 10 AL Unit to Fete b m WaUait, secretary, and de- AL Women Hcmor Knijihit. wtek for their children at Magic Whitrtrouse, Paul B i^km an, nate. Policeman Cited moia than 100 pereons, meet of DARWIN, Australia (AP)—Taxi- Trudy Cooper saw on televlsian astronauts—old, and new—visited nortmient hdakortan, and Mrs. J. F. BA:..; Woods Camp were Mrs. Knight more than a year. But Puehinka, I "' J Ootnmlttee heads named are: ’Thamas Keegap, Peter Moeckel Mrs. Alma Laoniaski’s Grade 4 them from drowning. In eeven driver Qeori^e Panagtotopoulis Plans Hawaii Trip Wednesday what she termed a the Cooper home. Gold Star Moms Wallett wfil otoo attend. ' National Leadgr Mrs. Frank Knight Ways and means, Mrs. Rayitaond and MTs. Jos^>h Miller, and John Lerter. - was to make a field trip to Mystic Fot ^ Saving yeare. He has put $10,000 of hie Used a dozen bottles oc b e n to a gift from Soviet Premlw “beautiful^’ launch for her hus To Clean Beach own funds into rescue equipment Khrushchev, and Clipper, the band’s Faith 7 capsule. She and Hoelzer; program, Mra Charles To car* Seaport today by bus. keep bis air-coadltloned cab going WA8HINOTON (AP) — Pres HOUSTON, W . (AP) — Mrs. ONE BED TOO MANY Four ManbliMtor Gold ‘ Otar NO 8TAIJB BREAD HERB . Thrsa memben or tbs Anwtean Installed by PTA Dutton and Mrs. Clarence Grant; The Recreation Council’s beach and has not taken a day- of leave on a 470-mlle trip over, lonely, dry her two daughters, Camala, 14, NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (AP)— KALI, Yugoslavia (AP) — U Isgtoo Auocaiary wfll rsgresent tbs The Filjpciifi Fellowship of Co MIAMI BEACH, FU. (AP)--A tige to going to the dogs In the family's Qerman shepherd, bad Oordon Cooper was planning a publicity, Mrs. Paul Brookman; re- committee haA asked volunteers to lumbia j^ngregatkmal fchurch Manoheater Evening Herald Co tai the seven-year period, his cita toade in northern Australia. been relegated to the fairly low and Janlta^ 18, talked with Cooper ’They were supposed to be In (Mothers will attend ttw Amecioan you .live near the sea and yearn loosl tmdt Saturday at a-dtonsr In give an hour’s time to clean the Honolulu police sergeant whose natlon'z capital. flight of her own today as her by telephone Just before the near honor of Mrs. OlUs L. Kogsr oT Officers o f the PTA wore In- frertunents, Mrs. John Elrlandson win cars Saturday from 9 lumbia oorrespondent, Virginia M. specialty Is life-saving will receive tion said. About 200 mUez from Timber statue of Nos. S and 10. "Bedlam In Bedrock" but tnsteead Legion' Auxiliary, Department of for bread that stays fresh for a etelled Tuesday nig'ht by Mrs. and Mis. Milton Anthony; Girl bathing beach Simday for next to 4 p.m. in the parking lot Oarieofe, teleiihone X28-9XS4. Creek townzhlp, the ar«ek-bora J(to Nelzon, azzlatuit chief of The new lineup means down- astronaut husband whizzed around perfect blastoff at Cape Canaveral, they were In just plain bed. ' . CbnneoUcut, tea in honor of Gold week, you mlahl hY recipe Topeka, Kan., national psssidsnt. month’s opening. In case o f In-j the National Police Officers As the Diztrict of Columbia Unwriring Fla. Slai' Mothers Sunday from 2 to 6 Itonald Tuttle, pert president. Scouts, Mrs. John Tettelbach and :ehind the churth. ’This is the or sociation medal for valor. FertiUuer Plant Set driver bit an outalze potllole and radlng for the canine Ueenses of the earth, making American space Ihe York High School senior recommended by the women of Mira. Wilber Ltttto, presMent, They ■ lue Mrs. Frank Knight, Mrs. William Jacobus; safety, Mrs. clement weather, the cleanup ganization’s major fund-raising cracked the cab'z radiator, ffla Bureau, zatd Wednesday thrt VO other well known families. history. ’The family watched the launch class variety show, based on -the p.m. at the tiegion Home, 470 Wa this Adriatic Island village; mix Miss Baibara Waitott, ssoratary, be May 26. iceberg State~Sized Sgt. Edwin I. Adolphson, 44, President Kennedy’s three dogs tertown Ave., Waterbury. the flour with sea water and add president; Mrrf. John Smith Sr., Sol Koendngsberg; legislation, Mrs. *• project for the year. father of three children, was ATHENS—A plant being built woman pazsenger had the beer, Vice President Lyndon B. John Mrs. Cooper, a pretty brunette, ing On four television sets In their television proin:am “’The Flint- and'Mra. J. F. Waltot w « attxnd vice president; Mrs. CJlfford Roy Ferguson: sunshine, Mrs. Jack ’The committee euggadCs each Briefs Pam^otopoullz primed the will be given the low-number pres- son’s Beagle will drop from No. 2 said she planned to take her teen brick and stone ranch-style home stones,” had to be postponed. ’They are Mrs. Francis Fitzger a little olive oil and vinegar. The the dinner, given by D esart- MdMurdo Station, Antarctica— named to the award and the as at Salonika to convert munici ■ 0 tiga of 1, 9 and S on their licenaes Brickson, secretary; and Mrs. Jo- Thompson; membership, Mrs. EJmll person bring a nrtginx>r, some Atty. Blizabeth Dennis'Butchins Some of Antarctica’s Icebwgs are radiator with a freah nottle every to No. 4. And FBI Director J. age daughters with her when she 2S miles east of downtown Hous Several members of the cast came ald, Mrs. Anna Beusche, Mrs. Ifow- womenfolk say that bread made ment of Ooimectlout, at tbs Bru- •eqjh Miller, treasurer. sociation’s hall of fame at its pal wastes Into organic fertilizer *nu year, I ord Ftosrell end M m Margaret this way reinains soft and fluffy Conte’s Riviera Malek; recreation council repre tools for digfging a fa llow trench has been named delegate to the as large as Connecticut and drift biennial convention Wednesday win help Greece remedy a serious half hour or eo. Edgar Hoover’s Calm terriers will files to Hawaii Friday for a re-, ton. down with the measles the morn Restaurant In Mrs. CHarence Grant, retiring sentative, Frank Knight; repre- for the water pipe to the lEike and Republican Council to be held June The taxi eventuaUy bubbled to CharUe, a Weleh terrior belong slip from Nos. 8 and 4 to B and 6. union with Cooper if his 84-hour, Following the launching Mrs. ing of the performance Zukis. Mm. W ilber LMtle, presi for eigh full days. Bridgeport. president, waia present eid with a for years in the sea around the night. shortage of organic matter In Its .sentative to school b oa^ , Mrs. Ar a rake. CopuViittee members are: 22 at the Waverly Inn in Chesh continent. Association officials said Adolph farmland. Timber Creek on the laat *bottle.
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ton, Tex., homo. Hiey had talked Vacation Boat to the astronaut earlier by tele 7 Performing Well^ phone. • Five Area Men on Navy Duty Race Im balance RockvUle’-Vernon Mrs. Cooper was able to follow Ordered Stopped Set for Last Rides Toward Splashdown the flight on a special comnnini- SNOW WHITE COUNTRY cations set which once was in Involving Cooper Recovery School Supt. Rainsdell stalled in Schlrra's “ Sigma 7" In Jersey School Lake Cruise (OMrttaWed Cram Oh so, it was the longest distsince spacecraft. She could hear her Five area men are amtmg navalAreconnaissance in connection with yawn in history. In any case the husband’s voice as he passed over .f„„si„o. h., f..i_ recovery. (OantlBiied train Page Oh ) h M U. OoL John A. 'Powen, the personnel standing by to help In »y MmABD I. UTOH \ “ Roger” was a sleepy one. Texas. Earns UConn Ph. D. votee of Mercury Control. the recovery of Asbonaut Leroy Powell, son o t Mr OBKAOK) (AP)—It’a the loat During the 11th orbit there was But H a pilot, OOoper’e per- Cooper’s mother, Hattie Cooper Gordon Cooper if his 22-orbit Thomas'" PoweU” o f'^ lfa ^ o n ^ * lIi. nsS**** •ndM fram this part for flu loot IMmance topped anything by a a moment when doctors thought commented in Tecumseh, Okla., flight eqds in the Atlantic. aboard the aircraft carrier Wasp conununlty Friday, the astronaut was dreaming. His after the launch: “ I’m not exactly ITiey arS~titv (j.g.) Frederick R. Raymond E. RampdeU, superin-fwax beans, white o a ^ wlto o l u ^ ■unrtrar of flu one* flourislilng V E A L S A LE 0.8. aatronaut so far. whose helicopters are on standby xvaynuma jn. j^te frosting; Tuesday—Hot dog His use of the fuel and oxygen heartbeat jumped suddenly to 100 worried any more—^just anxious Pouy and Seaman Appren, Edward for the recovery. Ririiard, son of Nearoe* Picket tendent of sEiools in Vernon,' ■will Oroat Lokto vocation firat. YOUR beats a minute, and then dropped for it to be over.” L. Richard, both of Rockville; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Richard of and potato casserole, buttered TlNDfR LEAN M . mppUes.of his Faith 7 spacecraft GREENffiORO, N.C. (AP)— receive the degree of Doctor of kernelncriim corn, vto**w*.carrot wvaw**,sticks, wMvxtv-choco- “ Wo on* foeli vera olated about' srare excellent. As . his 16th orbit back to a steady 58 to 60 beats. Cooper’s grandmother, Orena Gerald J. Lavoie, electronics tech 9 Middle Butcher Rd., Rockville, is Antisegregation picketing re (hot,” tommonte ■. J. Ooebel, TOP SIRLOIN CHOICE After a study of telemetry data, “Herd, rocked in her chair, sobbed nician of South' Windsor; John J. also on the Wasp. PhUoaophy at University of Con late pudding; Wednesday—chicken began, Powers reported that Coop sumed on a small scale today in noodle or vegetable beef soup, llv- at th« Ooorglaa Bay er had 70 per cenf of the fuel- sup however, the space monitors said softly and said, “ I’m.just thankful Cummisk Jr., chief radarman of Cummisk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Greensboro where a thousand Ne necticut commencement exercises ply remaining in Faith 7’s auto Cooper’s spacesuit temperature to the Good Lord that he gave Coventry; and George W. Powell, John Cummisk of Rt. 31, Coventry, gro students marched on - the on Sunday^ June 9. erwurst, luncheon meat or cheese Tiu f l m ’o good ship 8.8. South CUBE STEAK LECS or RUMPS sandwiches, brownies; Thursday— .55 matic contror^^ system, 90 per cent had risen 20 degrees. He apparent him a good start.” guimer’s mate second class of El- is on the destroyer'Oorry. Lavoie, downtown area Wednesday night Romsdell received confirmation Amortoah leoves Chicago Friday In the manual system. In his first ly awoke suddenly—causing the Cooper was the first astronaut llngrton. son of Mr. and Mrs. l^gene C. in an unsuccessful attempt to in of the award yesterday, after giv oven fried chicken, mashed pota- for tha tradition^ tulip festival in TASTY TBtOa toee, stuffing, buttered peas, cran W s a n o n 4 hours aloft, he consumed only faster heartbeat—reset the tem to~ .w,report------that he VI.Ucould1U Bccsee hisIlls Pouy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex- Lav(rie of 807 Pleasant Valley Rd., tegrate two theaters and a cafe ing his doctoral dlsaerUdn—on BoUand, Ifich. After tills trip t W takk GROUND ROUND 35 per cent of his primary oxygen perature and went back .to sleep. booster engine following so close ander J. Pouy of 64 Parii St., South Windsor, is on the destroyer teria. student mobility and its relatlon- berry sauce, sliced peaches; Fri louth Araerlcon will ply between LOIN CHOPS .8 9 * RIB CHOPS . 7 9 * :s: supply and none of his emergency Since Cooper had been launched thntthat hohe osiiiscould seeSOS Ifit stillofiii smoking. — Rockville, is Serving with Power Ware. The destroyers will patrol ahip to school ai^evement and ad- day—iMficed macaroni and cheese, Buflok), Cleveland, Detroit and 80NELESS _ _ VEAL on an inclination to the equator “ Boy, oh boy, is she ever close,” This morning’s picketing was buttered green beans, buttered supply. Squadron 49 which will perform to track and locate the capsule. students from Woman’s College, jusunent—on Monday. Duluth. The 3,200-mlle raund trip However, Powers said absolute of 32.5 degrees and the earth kept said Cooper! carrots, ice cream. endoe runs until Sept. 15. TOP ROUND CUBES EM SIIWMCb. 6 9 * moving under him, the capsule During his pre-rest period opera a state school for women which He has been working toward the CUBE STEAKS .9 9 *1 ly no consideration was being giv lias about SS Negroes among Its degree at the University for about Maple Street School: Monday— There is 0 nostalgic sadness HAVONPUL en to a possible extension of the slipped more and more to the tions. Cooper became the first spaghebtl with meat balls, green about the dsparture of the 381- southeast from the Cape during known astronaut to launch another predominantly wliite student four years. SWISS STEAK flight past 22 orbits. He Never Tires body. They picketed restaurants Ramsdell was bom in Lubec; beans, oole slaw; Tuesday — scal foot. 450-passenger vessel. lb. SHOUIDER C M K b . 6 5 CALVES LIVER . 99* Astronaut Walter M. Schirra the day. satellite from a spaceship in orbit. Obituary loped pototoee -with him, oocn, The Qeorsdan Bay Lines formsT- He passed South Africa, Aus This was a flashing, xenon gas near the college campus which Maine, and attended schools there. Jr., said he had spoken to Coop maintain segregation policies. carrots and celery sticks; Wed Ir (H ^ t s d two ships, the 8.8. er's wife, Trudy, in Houston, Tex., tralia, India, Indo-China and beacon—the kind used to warn O f Sausage nesday — barbecued hamburg on North American and me 8.8. South mainland China. motorists at roadsides—which was ^zizen Infant The massive demcmstratlon this morning and that she told Wednesday night, which resulted rolls, potato chips and plmGea; American. him she had awakened about the On the 7th orbit Cooper had to be used by Cooper to determine SOUTH WINDSOR—The infant By EDDIE .GILMORE in about 220 arrests on trespass Thursday — roast chicken with Tha North American was sold to same time her husband apparent gone into drifting flight which how well he could measure dis son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dzen a group of Brie, Pa., men who TOP QUALITY... OOV'T IHSKCm MEAT IN A BIG meant the spacecraft was rotating tance in space. LONDON (AP) — Sausages In charges, was an almost entirely gravy, buttered rice, peas, cran- ly awoke. of 244 Barber Hill Rd., died yes Negro affair invol'ving students beirry sauoe; Friday—baked beans, plan to operate her as a ferry aimlessly though the trajectory He also carried out a number terday at Rockville City Hospital. She wished to know when she the morning. Sausages at midday. from North Carolina Agriculture macaroni and tuna fish salad, between Port Burwell, Ont., and oould listen in again on the spe remained fixed by the ballistic of radiation measurements, but Besides his parents he is sur Brie. Built In 1914, a year after impulse. Sausages In the evening. In fact, and Technical College. cabbage and pineapple salad. Des cial radio Installed in the Cooper his attempt to expel a tethered vived by his paternal grandpar the South American, the lake balloon to measure atmospheric- sausages any time. Greensboro long ago integrated sert, milk and sandwiches served home fOr the conversations be But it didn't make any differ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dzen most downtown lunch counters, with every meaL craft has logged about a haU cen tween her husband and Cape Ca ence to Cooper since he was drag in space was a failure. The "I ’m nearly an addict,” says tury of pleasure cruising on the balloon ejection equipment would of Barber Hill Rd., and his ma Derek Gaisford, 31, who esti several downtown stores employ ;■ Northeast School: Monday — naveral, Schirra said. weightless anyway and couldn't ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. world’s largest Inland body of not operate. mates that in the past 11 months Negro clerks, elementary schools pork and gravy, mashed potatoes, with this Coupon and I He added, "She’s in good spir- tell up from down. Adrian Gauvin of Wlndsorvllle. water. Ite." Cooper had 19 tracking stations he’s eaten more than 3,000 cf are Integrated and there are buttered carrots; Tuesday — meet As America’s foremost space some white students at AAT Ckfl The 100-mlle Lake Brie trips Cooper went to sleep about 9:30 jockey. Cooper was so completely around the world to which — he Private funeral services will be them. balls In tomato sauce, moslied pnrehaso of $5.00 or mora held at the convenience of the lege. between Osnada and the United p.m. Wednesday night, after talk unawed by his experience that he could—and did—talk. It wasn’t all "I came home from work one potatoes, green beans; Wednesday States are part of the sesqulcen- ing with astronaut John H. Glenn took i.w*v ancui unscheduled uiiauncuuieu dozeuuze uunngduring cosiness. family. Burial will be in St. Mary’s night,” he explained, “ and found But leaders of Wednesday — beef stew, soup, assorted sand Cemetery, East Hartford. night’s demonstration said the ef tennlal celebration of the battle of Jr., who is aboard the tracking his second orbit—which■ ■ was un Over Guaymas, Mexico, for ex my wife had ^ven me lamb chops wiches, cheese w e^es, celery and Lake Erie In the War of 1812 ship Coastal Sentry off the coast I derstandable since he had been ample, the ground communicator The Benjamin J. Callahan Fu again. I complained that we were forts to Integrate theaters and carrot sticks; Thursday — oven- neral Home, 1602 Main St., East the SAW (Jafeteria would continue The North American vrill serve of Japan. Tracking stations kept up since 2:50 a.m. Wednesday. was astronaut Virgil I. Grissom. always having the same thing.” fried chicken, maahed potatoes, as a hotel and showboat at Erie silent through the night. At one point early in the flight Said Grissom: “ Everything looks Hartford, is in charge of arrange “ Why can’t we have something until those establishments open iLMtK ■ PwrCiilMMr] STOCK UP NOW . . . GET GRAND UNION LOW PRICES . . . BLUE STAMPS/ TOO! ments. their doors to both races. buttered pees, cranberry sauoe; when not ferrying passengers. And then at 6:26 a.m.. Powers the Cape Canaveral capsule com good down here and we are giving different?” he asked hts wife, Friday — macaroni and cheese, Florence. There was no disorder Wednes Chicago once was the capital COMPARE THESE LOW PRICES WITH THOSE YOU HAVE BEEN PAYING said, trackers in Muchea, Austra municator, astronaut Walter M. you a ,go for seven more.” cole slaw, buttered beets. Milk, port for Great Lakes cruises. Five lia, “ heard a familiar voice, and Schirra Jr., asked Cooper, “ Great . Deadpan, Cooper asked, “ Thirty Mrs. Louise LaCafta “ All right,” she replied, “ What day night. Leaders among the how many?’’ demonstrators moved up and dessert a n d sandwiches served steamer lines operated as many It was that of Gordon Cooper.” sport, isn’t it?” Mrs. Louise LaCafta, 64, o f 160 would you like?” with each meal. as 18 cruise craft a week. Cooper reported that he had Cooper’s answer was a succinct, Grissom: “ As many as you School St., died suddenly last night "Sausages,” answered the hus down the lines of marchers with band. the evident intention of keening m the late 1980s and early some discomfort during the night “ Yeah.” want.” Then everybody broke up at Manchester Memoritil Hospital Vemon news is handled by The with laughter. order. 1940s, sight lines operated as wdien his spacesuit heated up. But Schirra was the holder of the after being taken ill at her home. “ I told him I ’d give him sau Baymend E. Ramsdell Herald’s Rockville Bureau, S W. many as 1> vessels on weekly alruTinsooupoA a n d a p u r c h a s e o p Rounds of Beef Fresh Ground Beef P o r k L o in s liidQiartersefleef he said he adjusted the tempera pre-vious U.S. record of nine hours As the television monitors Mrs. LaCafta was bom in Man sages until he was sick of them,” Main S t, telephone 875-8186 sr onilsss out of Cleveland, FOUR 8-OZ. PKGS. GRAND UNION ture setting and went back to and 13 minutes, set Oct. 3, 1962. scatmed Cooper as he raced chester, March 7, 1899, a daughter sadd Mrs. Gaisford. “ And I bet He graduated in 1933 from the 649^97. through black space, Alan B. gnie cruise business fsU off lufiuwi S w M t e O TwtwMwMMiaf sleep. The world record is held by a of James and Ulllan Fiesland Mel him a pound |2.M he couldn’t 'Wasblngtan State Teachers’ Col sharply after World War f l .Fac Shepard Jr., America’s first man eat them every day for a yemP.” Talks Convened Pwtwkwn.Slirii.lMnf E Powers said the astronaut re Soviet Andrian Nlkolayev, who be vin, and was a life-long resident. lege, Machlas, Maine, after com big stricter government sMdards COLD CUTS Pm Smu, R«nf SlMh, m ported that “ as far as he was in space, observed to Cooper: " I ’d always liked sausages,’ Swill RmIi, Rwof 6rf^ ||| * Owet, 58 wM lile >imIi * SrawriSMilirtIni, |A W gan a 94-hour, 34-mlnute flight She was employed at Manchester By Presbyterians pleting a three-year junior high and safety requirements, ths Ines Sfwnf tori'/ n a m concerned everything on the across 1,612,000 miles on Aug. 11, “ We are starting to pick up a Modes until retirement about one said Gaisford, “ But I didn’t real school teaching program. COUPON D THRU j#lbs A picture now. You look pretty Hospital Notes found it unprofitable to replace SAT,,. rHAY...... Mth. spacecraft was nominal.” 1962. Cooper will go 600,000 miles year ago. ize just how much I like4, them In 1041 he complied his under obsolete itiUps. Nominal is an astronaut word at most. casual.” She was a member of St. James’ until I started having thbm al DES MOINES, Iowa (AP)__ graduate -work and received a B.S. "I am,” saiS Cooper. home morning and evening. Presbyterians, seldom shy of cit The automobile, super hlc^ways meaning normal. Whatever else Cooper does, rec Church, Ladies of St. James, 'VFW from New Britain State Teachers’ VMtlng hours are 2 to 8 pjn. and luxurious roadside motels I Lisiit I Cnmr Pm CmIomm j Early in the flight, and while ord or not, he will prove for During this same conversation, Auxiliary, Army Navy Auxiliary “I began having them at work,” ing their own shortcomings, gath College. for all areas, except maternity, Shepard asked, “ Where are you, he reported. ered today to hear a chronicle of helped doom slw - boat lake fore Qurters of Beef Cooper, 36, chatted his way from American space scientists the and Sunset Rebekah Lodge. He -was awarded the Master of where they are 2 to 4 p.m., and onuses. Sides of Beef Chucks of Beef Vkokerlalfeahes you son of a gun? I ’m still higher With just under a month to go self-criticism—and to seek better MM sunset to sunset as if he did this ability of a man to survive and Survivors Include a son, Melvin HMucation degree from Spring- 6:80 to 8 p.m., and private rooms, Goebel says his dream Is to op sort of thing every day, the earth- work during prolonged space and faster, but I have an idea to 'Win his bet, Gaisford says he’s ways of serving their Lord. field College in 1945. He continued where they are 10 a.m, to 8 p.m. iREEMJSSnilKl you are going farther.” J. LaCafta of Enfield; a daughter, far from sick of them. ‘The occasiiHi was the opening erate a salt-water ship on the WITH THIS COUPON AND A PURCHASEOP Tm RmMm AEHYmk ' VwlKMwSlMkiwif A H A TMRwMnnbRMrt MR ^^BA TwitocriwCMlMi, bound technicians and scientists flight. study at the University of Con Vleltors are requested not to lakes. It would make the short m "were jubilant. Cooper laughed, but his reply Mrs. John O’Connell o f Manches “ I don’t mind losing the bet,” of the 175th General Assembly of QT. BTL. OF GRAND BRAND fwnril. Cmi hM W SMtli.StnriilM kiAi, K , OwtHeiil, Onii,llMMt,SNw», Over South Africa he tested the ter; a sister, Mrs. Harry Buck- necticut for his superintendent of •nioke in patient’s room. No more lake season economically feasible SrwnflMl ■ After describing the operation ability of an astrpnaut to sight was garbled. said his wife with a smile, “ for the United Presbyterian Church in than two visitors at one time per ALLPURPOSE .V Sn*if|f WesNmSlwfs ||| Somewhat later Cooper’s casual mister Sr. of Manchester, and by giving him sausages a great the U.S.A., the denomination’s schools oertiflcate. with a year-round operation. At lb u a “textbook flight” “perfect” three million-candlepower lights seven grandchildren. Ramsdell became superintend patient lantic cruising would be coupled and “ beautiful,” they , described on the ground. ness was expos-?d once more. load has been lifted from my chief governing body. The Zanzibar Tracking Station The fimeral will be held Satur mind and I believe most wives “ In our timidity we are fearful ent o f schools for the tovm in 1956. with three months of Great Lakes CLEANER themselves a “overjoyed”—and If he gives a favorable report day at 8:30 a.m. from the Holmes He began in the Vemon school Patients Today: 258 Journeying. then ran out of adjectives. off the east coast of Africa tried will agree with me.” that If we hold too closely to the such lights probably will be placed Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with system In 1938, as teaching prin ADMITTED YESTERDAY: “But It’s only a dream,” (Soebel COUPON qOOD THRU- As for Cooper, he dined—sort of eiround the world to guide future to give him a time check: “ You B’or nearly a year she’s not demands of the Biblical faith FVaink Saunders, Wspping; Mrs. SAT., MAT IMh. are 16 hours and 14 minutes. Two, a solemn high Mass of requiem at been plagued with that age-old some folk will be driven away,” cipal at Maple St. School. said wistfully. lockCiriishleis Franktoters' Ribs of Beef —aroimd 5 p.m., some nine hours astronauts back from trips to the Before coming to Vemon be Beatrice Little, 196 Spencer St.; Siiced Bacon after he blasted aloft with a rum moon. one. Mark.” St. James’ Church at 9. Burial will question: declared the Rev. Dr. Marshal L. be in St. James’ Cemetery. spent five years as teaching prin Oharles Vanderburgh, 40 S. Hoiw- I Pm CnOmbm 1 ble and a flash from Cape Ca This whole business started at Cooper missed the transmission “ Now what can I give him for Scott, Chicago, the retiring mod and called out, "Oh, never mind. Friends may call at the funeral dinner tonight?” erator. cipal at the Broad Brook Gram thome St.; Mrs. Sophie Magura, SfwwiMiTiMl 9 ^ 9 V V naveral atop a 360,000-pound 8:04 a.m. Wednesday when Cooper Stafford Springs; Mirs. Galley S K I N L E S S ^ l b . A A a I’ll catch it later.” homo tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Gaisford says she’s stuck mar School. teSSTriwIiMki thrust Atlas rocket. blasted off Launch Pad 14 here. “ It Is ironic that our timidity Johnson, WllU/mantlc; Mrs. Oarol For food he had aboard some to her normal diet—sausages only probably keeps more people from In 1946 he was transferred from The ^ E 59 £SSniK| Srwnfhri |i He went into a true orbital atti Harold C. Nelson Archam/bault Coventry; Earle ULM EAT^pkgiyy^ bite-sized protein packed cubes tude over Bermuda at 17,646 miles occasionally. the Church than are driven out the Maple St. Sohool to become su AVS.W6T.1U. “ a . 4 9 « nucBi pervising principal for three Ver iRohan, 60 N. School St.; Ulysoes a iT H THIS COUPON AND A PURCHASE OK L * ------which he could consume, wrap per hour. Harold Oliftoii Nelson, 52, of by a firm stand.” 7.1 FT. ROLL GRAND BRAND 153 Chestnut St., died this morn non schools, and in 1950 became Orduz, 118 Pine St.; Miss Joan Doctor Says ping and all, and some squeeze Bermuda thus became the first G x)per Calm, Here for the assembly in Vet Griesing, East Hartford; Misa Pa tube stuff which has yet to be low point on his flight — 100.2 ing at Manchester Memorial Hos- erans Memorial Auditorium were elementary supervisor. ALUMINUM piital. 12th Circuit In 1953 he was appointed as tricia Pratson, 29 S. Hawthorne endorsed by gourmets. . miles—while he reached a maxi 840 "commissioners,” an equal St.; Arthur WUlard, Lebanon; Miss TBA8T CAN BE THE VILUAN During the 9th orbit—about 8:46 mum altitude of 166.8 miles ini Dozes Easily Mr. Nelson was bom in Man number of clergymen and laymen sistant superintendent of schools, the final step before appointment Cherie Peterson, 27 Trumbull Rd.; IN CRACKED MOUTH FOIL p.m.—the 147-pound Cooper re tially over Australia. The elapsed chester, Feb. 10, 1911, a son of representing 3% million Oiurch Kenneth Coolbaugh, Ooventry; Jo CORNER CASE Court Cases members across the country. to superintendent in 1966. ' COUPON GOOD THRO ported he was knocking off work time from low point to low point (Continued from Page One) Christian and the late Bertha SAT., MAY UIlL for a while. Initial business for the assem anne Ramondetta, Box Mt. Dr., was 88.46 minutes. Black Nelson. He returned to Man-' RomsdeU’s thesis in-veklgated Vemon; M|ario Mataasa, 76 Barry By: Wayne O.' Brandstadt, M. D. lb With• thisWUO word, UiCthe gruuiiuground com-com ■«*In the WUIOCcourse of JUShis lUg^m,flight. Chester a year ago after U-ving in MANCHESTER SESSION bly was the election of a new mod whether a child’s adhool perform 7 9 ' doctors could say it appeared he erator, to preside during Jhe week- Rd.; Meredith Emerson, 9 Village Newspaper Enterprise Assn. MAINE LOBSTERS munications stations hung a ver- Cooper became the first American Avon for 21 years. ance is affected by the foot that was asleep. Blair White, 40, Stafford St.; Clarence Johndrow, 19 Cot bel “ do not disturb” sign on the astronaut to pass over Red China. He was employed at G. F. Heub- long session, and serve duitog the hds family has moved a great Q '— I have cracking of the cor The doctors say Cooper was Springs, today was given a six- forthcoming year in the denomi deal. tage St., Rock-ville; John Roy m , ners of my mouth. The skin doc “ Faith 7.” He was to make six passes over lein, Inc. Hartford, machine shop, 168 Pine St.; Mrs. Antoinette Scar- However, when the spacecraft I mainland China, very near sleep, if not actually for 25 years. He was a member of month jail term on each of tliree nation’s highest post. In hds paper Ramsdell investi tor says It Is “perleche,” be R E E 59 Six candidates have been nomi lato, 64 Birch St.; Mrs. 'Virginia passed over the command ship, | Th® Chinese had no immediate dozing at a time during the last Avon Congregational Oiurch and counts of obtaining money under gated whether a child’s school White, 24 Sc^lters Rd.; Mrs. Jocui cause a culture showed yeast Coastal Sentry off the coast of I comment. nated, a larger number than WITH THIS COUPON AND A PURCHASE OK 60 minutes of his countdown. the U.S. Power Sqiiadron of Hart fidae pretenses, all sentences to performance is affected by the Falrbank, Glastonbury; Mra. Mary cells. It clears up, then comes I THIS COUP Japan, Cooper checked in with President Kennedy watched the ford. usual, including one woman, the fact that he has attended many 5-LB. BOX GRANT KITCHEN GARDEN astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. They watched on the instru run ooncurrenUy at the State Jail first ever proposed for the office. Shapleigh, 107 Holl St.; Thomas back again. What, should I do? 5-LB. I KITCHEN GARDEN launch on a television set in his Survivors, besides. hds father of different schools instead of stay Feirante, 51 Falknor Dr.; Steven Said Glenn: “ We had a message office. ments as his breathing rate fell at ToUand. She is Mrs. J. Morton Douglas, ing in one school system. A — Perleche Is a cracking of Burlington, Vt., include his vrife, Welrsdale, Fla. Gdrem, 21 Newman St.; Janice out around the range to keep In Japan, Europe, Africa and to a sleeping pattern of about 12 Mrs. B eul^ Filbig Nelson; t'wo ■Whlto had prenriously pleaded T h e performanoe of 10th grade Fairchild, Glastonbury; Marcia the’ eomers of the mouth. The BORAX things quiet.” South Africa there - were regular guilty to the charges and was pre Other csmdldates: breaths a minute, and became Sons, Ronald L. Nelson of Na'uga- students who had never moved Stone 77 Eldrldge St.; Mr*. Sophie most usual cause- Is intectlon COUPON GOOD THRU FRENCH FRIES Cooper: “^oger." news reports on the progress of The Rev. Silas G. Kessler, Has very regnilar, and his heart In tuck and Ray C. Nelson of Hart sen t^ today for sentencing. TTie was compered with the perform Larson, 462 Parker St. thjB yeast known as Ckmdida SAT.. MAY lath. W A rrus Glenn: “ Did you say you were the flight. The Soviet’s Tass news tings, Neb.; the Rev. G. Raymond dicated sleep too. ford; three ststers, Mrs. Irene case stemmed from three bad ance o f those who had moved once ADiMITTED TODAY: Paul with allblcans. Local treatment asleep juri b^ore this pass?” agency gave the flight only 62 checks passed by White •who real (Jampbell, Oklahoma City; the with a 5 per cent suUadieizlne olnt. RfG . words, but Radio Free Europe They got •■the same report from Stevenson of Miami, Fla,, Mrs. El Rev. Arthin- H. Cruickshank, Des or twice, and those who ,had Saari, 58 Plymouth Lane. ( lla H I Cwpswi Pw ( w W it | Cooper: “ I was daydreaming, ized almost'' $500 against a $50 moved many times. merit or a 5 per cent ammoniated looking out the window.” was beaming the report behind the astronaut’s body Wednesday sie Moulton of South Windsor and Moines; the Rev. John Arthur BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son OR night as he passed over Ascen Mrs. Evelyn Marshall of Burling checking account. The results showed that stu- mercury ointment usually clears CRINKLE At this point, Glenn said he the iron curtain. , , , „ Rudolph Di!Pletro, 35, of 132 Visser, Detroit, and the Rev. to Mr. and Mrs. Rolwrt Palmer, sion Island, about five minutes ton, Vt., and a grandchild. erfonnance of lOth Mrs. LllUan Wright, Stafford COUPON GOOD THRU CRAPi JUICE 5 ::) 79* SPINACH 7 :;i7 9 * PEASa u ir o t s 3 £ :* 1 ” Tot's Charmer whether an astronaut is dozing thalassemia, is an inherited dis SAT., MAY Ulh. Camala and Janita—watched the long illness. Judge Boleslaus J. Monkiewicz For seven years Connecticut has grade students, are similar to an Springs; ■Wfiliam Forbes, 3 Ehner- KITCHlEN GARDEN MIXED ^ am am KITCMMGARDm ^ ^Mee NANCY LYNN en en m because the space pilot’s body is other study done at UConn with ease in which the red blood cells launch on television at their Hous- Bom Feb. 18, 1878 in St. Albans, Ordered a $25 bond forfeiture in harbored a kind of Foreign Legion ald Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Jennie are thlimer than normal and the wired with sensors that tattle on sixth grade students. Wilson, 417 S. Main St.; Frederick iHICww.«P.rC break down and form uloers PENGUIN tecting astronaut anonymity, and Dennis Johnson, 58, 'WUlixnan' South Windsor; Mrs. Norma Hlce, Healing Is slow. The condition Is “ when we’re not cathing any p.m. tic, for operating a motor vehicle can Legion convSfltion in Chicago. The bazaar booths wUl feature Stafford Springs; David Curtis, WITH TNIKCOUPON AND PUHCHABK OT ALL l4;MOTIFS It happened that then Gov' Frank homemade food, candy, plants, ueually worse in col^ weather. In y 0 0 fish.” while undW the influence o f Uquor Wapplng; Diane Slemlnakl, 69 aome persons the disease la a • li-GAL. GRAND UNION . FLAVORS Slayton doesn’t think it strange John Lukas G. Clement of Tetmeasee, who had shrobs, renmants and what-nots Summer St.; Brian Pairweather, SWIRCORN or drugs. ““ been state oommander, became Proceeds from the bazaar, form of akin tuborouloais, but In WHOLE KOSHER D ILt "Hydro Cooled" at tiiiM of pkldhg to prwccrv* pius 9«Ft>ir that a man can sleep a hundred The funeral of John S. Lukas of 66 Eva Dr.; jLynn Ballargeon, most -vtctima no cause can bo SOMS which begins at 10 am., will be Erashnou, Tohdcrneis an d *'Hoii|o Grown H ovof^ or so miles above' the earth. 109 Foster St. was held this morn very friendly with our delegation. Wepping; John McNamar, 209 (Element liked them, and those used to further the completion of found. The logs should be kept Copper has done little talking ing from the Walter N. Leclerc Woodland St.; Frank DeCiantta, warm at all times. When PICKLES during the flight—but then he’s who recall his keynote speech at the buildings and grounds of the 262 Porter St.; Maryann Griffin, e c 6 l5 r Funeral Home, 23 Main St., with About Town the first Adlai Stevenson conven eers form, appropriate dressings sparing of words anyway. a solemn high Mass of requiem m M Center on 21 Bralnard PI.; Yvonne Meti-vler, should be used to cover them. If . COUPON GOOD THRU FRESHPAK ' M EBESI^AK STAMP-ONS' Williams said Wednesday night: tion, kneiw that eloquence is his 112 Highland St.; Harry Libby, SAT., MAY IMh. at St. Bridget’s Church. torte. As his farewe'l gift, there Decency Lecture the cause is tuberculosis, antitub- goldcB Did he sound sleepy? “ I don’t The Rev. Jolm J. Delaney was Wilham J. Turklngton Jri, son 46 Middle Butcher Rd.. Rockville- COFFEE i 4 9 * PRUNEJUICE 3 >& *1**** o f Mr. and Mrs. William J. Turk- fore, he took some 20 Nutmeggers The public is invited to an fi erculoois drugs are given. Other , UoMIC«aMhrCpflHM> I think he’s sleepy at all. As far as celebrant, assisted by the Rev. Mrs. Barbara Whiten and son, 104 wloe, as in your- case, no drugs slowness df talk, this boy was t e ton, 28 Bigelow S t, 'willi tedce in.o ilia custody by giving eadi a lt r a t e d lecture by a representa- ^ tis ta Rd.; Mrs. Eleanor McMa Stanley E. HttsUllo, deacon, and -'bertificate as an honorary-citizen uve of the Conmectiout Oltlzens are given. bom in Oklahoma. He talks with the Rev. Dennis R. Hu t in the closed circuit ‘ radio hon and daughter, Glastonbury: eitH e DETERGENTuwn £ 4 9 * PEACHES 4 ~ 9 9 * a drawl. No question about that; broadcast, presented by the senior o f Tenneesee. Jor Decesmt literature, -at 8 p.m. Mrs. ■Virginia Burkomp' and Q —I have had purpura sim deacon. Burial •was in St. Bridget's The response was equally elo May 22 at the Public Safety Build plex elnoe 1859. -n ie' piirpurio rU K 60^* C o o k 4 - 6 mjniitoalnbottngwatcr— GRAND UNIbN-DBUXE _ a n o n . GRAND UNION _ o n j n . And he doesn’t do a lot of talk Cemetery. Father HasUllo read class of Leland Powers School of daughter, 76 Laurel St. quent, as the 20 chosen onek decid ing on West Rd., VanKwi. epote are limited to -my ankles WITH THIS COUPONAND A PURCHAHC OK- servo hot wHth plenty of Freahmode Butter ing. I don’t doubt he’s tired, he’s the conunit’tal service. Radio, Television and Theater in CAKE MIXES 4 99* FRUIT cocstah 5 - 9 9 * been awake 18 hours.” Boston. ed on their way home to perpetu The lecture, sponsored by the arid feet Oould an injury to my TWD5tOZ.JARS Bearers were Charles Gill, Wil ate the honor as a regiment. Vemon Junior Woman's Club and eoooyx bone have any bearing liam Kittle. John Cutler, Max ' htarlne PfG. Robert S, OUver^^ So, for six years the boys have the Junior Chamber of (JOmmerce eu this? I have severe polfu FRESHPAK STUFFED OHSP UkSi Schaller, Dale Smith and Jack been enj^dng their "Top Tena” will'be given b y ^ e d lihgarl. chair every day in my left foot and PASCAL CILERY St«U RockvUle-V ernon Krieski. son of Mrs. Sara M. Oliver, 146 CREAM CORN 4± 49* DOG FOOD! 10 - 7 9 * Bissell St., is serving with the honors, to such an extent that few man of the Hartford CJhaptw of up to my hip. I was treated OikND UNION ^ WANOBRANO the organization. srith eorttsone and niacin, but igM M , M .km. Third Battalion of the . Second changes have been made in name BAR-B-CUE BRIQUETS GRILL U M B Road Resurfacing Marine Regiment at Canap I^. or number of the original outfit. Further informatton is available BotUng helped. What should COUPON GOOD THRU HASHc. 3 89* NAPKINS 4 A. 39* 8182 jeune, N.C. DisUnguisbed guests 'wiU include from Mrs. Harold Pusch, 9 Gerald dor SAT.. MAY UOl ?•» m- Slated Next Week Funerals Mayor John Torpey of East Hait- Dr., or Mrs. Edmund C. Lary, Val BLACK TOP A — "Purpura" refers to spon UlSI GUANOGRAND eRAND BRAND ^ 0 0 ^ 0 0 . FRESHPAK rm an rm CO CMAII ley View Ls m . LEMONS CAUFORNIA SUNKip A s almp)* u AiBC, and delect- Hiss Elaine Vesoo, daughter of ford. Mayor Francis Mohoney'''of tonequs blooding under the skin. SOI 6.2Y FABRICsoniNBi & 2 9 PEANUT nuitenS 1 ebM a^ an loe ast Hartford, Roland .fdmltted yesterday; Mrs. BUza- M y at one to fi've. Sleeves ahd way resurfacing of about 4.8 miles Charest o f Epst H artford and betb Ott, Mountain St.; Cesare POTATOES ""*•81 Nai siai A 5 . 3 9 ' and wearables, these lovely flower ' „ . , ^ „ • „ , lieeGee luvansEvans of 10 OloottOloott'St. St. 1 wei the Senior Ball to be held May 31 Cl'i.lH IS **9ho cause of the allergy may |Rli59JSSnM K TOMATO $«v4 ■'r 39* TOMATOES 4 *,^ *99* oootraating collar are also includ motifs are just irotied on! No em of roads in Ellington and .6 miles held yesterday afternoon at at S t Joseph (Jollege. Francis E. Minor of Rocky . HiU Salvatore, Southbridge, Mass.; WITH THIS COUPON AND A PUMCHASK 0 1 ed. broidery necessary! in Vernon and Manchester. Lawrence Deveran, Warehouse BfAuriflES be. hard to find, but the attempt GRANOUNION ^ I*, C C c Mary’s Episcopal Church. The Rev. ■hould be made. 3-LB. CAN Mo. 81B2 wHii PabbO-Rama is Pattern No. S909-H has color The resurfacing is part of the John D. Hughes of S t Mary’s Thomas J. McNally, hospital Haitfocd area members of the Point; Herman Friedrich, 12 South asphalt driveways — ------Garden Dept. Speciah In alHa 1, 2, 8. 4, 5 years. Size '2. transfer for 14 motifs; directions Regiment are Ool. Henry J. Stone St.; .Albert Klezoiwski, 19 Legion The disease would not be In FRESHEAK SAUERKRAUT229* PIES > 55* Highway Department’s 1963 bitu Church officiated. Sydney Mac- corpsman second class, USN, s6n any way related to an injury to ■Iiaviiaaa, no ool%-, 1% yards of for making half-apron. minous treatment program, and Jr. o f Eiast Hartford, Oi^yt Dee Dr.; Theodore Ourtlette, Eaton Rd. TWO YEAR OLD—HYBRID ^ . 86-lneh. Alpine was organist Burial was o f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. M o any bona, hut it may be related To order, send 35c in coins to: will begin on Monday, May 20, for in Bast Oemetery. Nally, 72 Ckeenwood Dr., Is in Patino, aiap ^ Elast Hartford, and Discharged yesterday: Richard . 1V> order, aand 40c In coins to: LeBtonde, RED 2, RockvIUe; Mrs. to ibsumatic fever or rheumatoid Shortening s. 5 iS 99* Anne (Jabot, The' Manchester Eve completion before the end of the Beareirs were Robert Arnold. Boston, Maas., stooaifl the aircraft Lt. Ool. Eari Petersen of Marirhes arIlirtUa. Since the pains you de- TEABAGS 49* PEAK ■ w Burnett, The Manchester'Eve ning Herald,., 1160 AVE. OF week. ter.- Eva Kowalcxyk and daughtw, 83 ROSE BUSHES Randall Gee, Melvin Douglas and carrier USS Lake (Jhamplata aotlbe may b s'd u o to arthritis, o u i m w u m ,ohahd brand ao.s ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AMERICAS, NjEW YORK 86, Ellington roads slated for new Spring SL; CSiorles Htlb^rd, AMnUCAS, NEW FOBK 86, John Staahniko. < \Vhile the iddp receives an exten ' 6.95 ’ Bila angle khould be Investigated. ®°^^ig!® RAID GBANDOAIflii black top are Rt. 83, from the TTto W. P. (}uiah PXmeral Home, sive overiiaul. ! *&»..B»blce .48 CAT FOOD 10 7 9 * DOG FOOD ^ i t '4 9 * M.T. ^ For Ist-class mailing add 10c Ahoriginea Trained Sokol, 38 v illa g e ^ . ; Mra. Baii>ara Vernon town line to Rt. 140, about 225 Main St., wa8 ^in charge of [ t lillf I CtfQW Ptf Cw9U9Dti •Vr let-claae mailing add 10c for each pattern. Print name, ad Handing and daughter, 231 Hurl- Please tend your queattone and Weed R illtr' *1 GRASS SEED 5 & *1” 2.2' miles; and Pinney St. from arrangements. The Hast Chiefs Cltd) o f Mem SQUEEGEE 79e eomments Dr. w a y n e G far m ax pattern. Print Name, Ad- dress with zone and Pattern Num Filter Bed R)d., to Frog Hollow ’’ Kuala Lumpur — Aborigines in burt Rd., Tolland. Prtte»ellec for the new ’63 Album! meet tbniOrtow at 8 p.nqi. at the ing trained ss msdioal field as and Mrs. Lawrence Cyr, 6 CHff S t, puer. WhUo Dr. Brands!^ can •■f..-. . Our oompleta pattern book is In Vernon road work will.^be at the New York 1964-65 World’s home of Mha Douglas Liadaav not anowor individual lOtters, he Many lovely designs! Directions confined to a stretch of Rt 74 sistants. On the oompietlon o f their RjOdDrifle. .. ■ * W. 8. BLENNEY MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLETURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. the spring for suit M d afghan in knit; doily, Fair will demonstrate bow older 111 Mslii B t U m Sm n a n » tratntng they will, return to the SOitOOl M—mg irfB maam r letters of general from R t 83 to the EUington town persons are a >'vital part eC the Sfi M. MAIN.BK I P jJ jw aunraer ’63 edition. edgings Jnd si ppeis in crochet! line. • , . • t minried to M n g g tftiifc r a aup Jungis toNwrtc lit M medloM posts, Laks Btnat Seboid: Moodar— Inrari ta M ure i pbmms V.: Tripto-iS RGdMiwptioM C ilG r— 180 biMrfcf SqiNH^ N ^ingtoR Ameridto scene. auotloa. nSL. 6M-888i V. wMoh eays for 50,000 ' ' ' baked hash, solo ftow, buttsnd i. . * ^ ■
Ji. S-\ .-V- ' I 'i\ KANCHESTtB EVENING BfeRALD, fUNCHESTBE, OONM, XRDItSDAY, H A T l TH U R S D A Y , M A T 18, 1968 SecHp^ T m KianrirFBtrr Svrnittg THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 Pages 15 to 28 northern aireas and wiarm and sections vfere generally la the 40s yssterday was ehargsd with 1^ Rainn, H ail P elt humid al^ in the southern half of and BOs, with some 80s in border toaloatian. Stntth po^ad a fSS the country. Police Arrests bond whOs w toltiiif unssntatinn PENTLAND areas. The OOe and 70s prevailed THE w u m m The rain bSlt from eastern areas in the major paH of the southern in OrouH Court u , liaaoheotor. Scattered Areas •*Eve>yKdag In ilo w en ” Now in Sevendi Year extended through the Ohio ai half of the country, with higher Rlotaard K. Lartvlsris, 38, Boulii May 87. rays Held Nike, Park Sites Middle Mississippi Valley, with m u k s in the southwest Desert re Oen&aBy LOoated At Sp Chiefs Seek By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WindiOr, yesterday w«s ehargsd M B nO H NnUBBT the most severe weather from gion, ______Tropical Fish Exported Heavily Damaged Rain splashed across areas from northeastern Kansas through with fUltrs to 'm ity a driverte Ml 8-44M-M1 S-8U7 er Peril the western Middle Atlantic re northern Missouri into southern Open 8sSO-8iSO PPC Achieving CkyaIs Bigg Senate Vote Mart Plans Road license and fkilure to mirry a ear KUALA LuioraR - Malaya is Thursday tlO f P J i. 'VandaltoUc acte at wteiven gion westward to the northward Illinois. Heavy rain, hall and dun- registration. The arrert staouned 'abandoned Nike aite bittldiTi||;B Plains today but dry weather pre aging wind storms hit scattered BRXIBSBLB — Wocic hss tiegun enjoying a boom in tropical flab Paridng Aorosa llw gtaest Than Fallout off Keeney &t. and at the On Debt Top vailed In most other parts of the areas. Flash flooding - was ex on a hlghmray oode, a road net from ''a apol check on B. Center exporting. The. moat populu are Ter 100 Oars . In Hospital Service Wickham Park Etetate Cabin nation. peiited to develop in northeastern’ work, and standardfamtlon of vehi St He was ordered to appear in goldflah, awordiflah, and .tiger flahc Tueeday nigtat brought an es^ Little temperature change was ka WASHINGTON .(AP)--Pre8ldeht ASHINGTON (AP) -Senate ansas in the wake of heavy cle equipment in the Common Mar Maaobester CtocuK Coint IS June TOey are cheap and are easy to Kennedy’s top science adviser timated |3,000 worth of pro,>- reported. 'The weather pattern thunderstorms. ket's drive for a unified transpor- 8 export by air. Australia la the big Manchester Memorial Hospital is still receiving national eirty damage. leaders plan to bring a debt limit again was cool and dry in most . said today contamination from Temperatures in most northern taitlon system. lioren Bmtth, M,' of SO CMt S t. gest customer. Read Herald Adm and international acclaim since first iniaroducing Prognssive uncontrolled use ot pesticides and * I^ice t^ d that vandals raising pjli to a vote before the Patient Care (PPC) six yean ago. other poisonous chemicals Is po practically wrecked the va debt bum^)«i against the present Oatwtonf InqvMaa are pacatv-a ...... tentially a much greater hazard cant buildings at the former $306 billion Hd. The Treasury ex than radioactive fallout. Nike site by pulling out light- ad firom tteraughout tba wa4d on .' tng fixtures, knocking down pects this to n^pen before the • HIMIIII tIBPLIII • liWI All lAMII ttite Innovatloa la lusFttal aarvtoea ter daUvary, batora gqing to theH: Dr. Jerome B. Wiesner declared end of the monthV^ rootoA emphatically, however, that "I'm doors, breaking windowe, and The bill squeakeoNthrough the • WINBONS • *"“ »••• • “R‘, .-,r»,,.iiorrtt •MipsisT fiiotwarad at ICMH. VMbon, w to literally ripping out the heat* wtih to MS tba plan In oparation) Thera la alao n Chronic Oon- not saying It is the situation to House 213 to 204 Wednesday as day.” He told a Senate Govern ing and plumbing unite. Dam opposing Republicans aqd con bava nuntoarad hoapMal admbi- vaiaacMut, araa of oonUnuition age was estimated at about Mswtonm panKXKMl and arotaitaabi oara for paitianta who atay more, ment Operations subcommittee servative Southern Democ^s put than so da^ at ibe hoapital. Ihia' that no one really knows yet the 82,000. on their most Impressive shdwi of tom AtgeoUne, Gamumy, Au»* full story of the effects of pollu The Wickham Park cabin, strength in the present (^ngresa tria, TbaUand, Canada and Bwa- unit la oparnting with 11 bad with its historical lead-lined dan. tba aama aa-lt waa origtaally tion. Democrats predict another closV, 7, aat up. Weisner 'gave the testimony at windows, had these windows success in the Senate. An anobltopt and aoiwultnnt the start of hearings by the sub- smashed as well as pictures During Wednesday’s debate fis Brom A uatita wara among tba to r- Dr. Lookaid and Sdward J, (mmmittee on the entire range of tom from the walls, light cal conservatives insisted the Ken adgn vWton. Tbay af« itwtignani Thoma, hoapital adndniatnttor, pollution, including fallout from bulbs smashed, furniture ton! nedy administration could be tor ttiraa untvawSty boapMala In have tra'relad to London, Snglend; nuclear testing, pesticides, con apart and lighting fixtures forced to trim its spending if the Conlon Gets Navy Commission Vienna, wbara FPO wMl ba tobra- San Juan, Puarto Rioo; Quebec taminating effects of some deter IHiIIed out. The damage was bill were defeated—or a Republi duoad.- V City, Canada; and many plaoaa gents, fumes from motor traffic, estimated at a minimum of can substitute continuing the pres Bns. William L. Conlon Jr. receives Ms oommission from' Capt. to Tba U.8. explaining tha vlrtuaa 81,200. J. H. Caldwell after completing a 16-week course of instruction PPC. aooonHqg to OwriM liiar- and others. It will consider the ent ceiling indefinitely were adopt and operation of PPC to large' possible need for better govern ed. alt t|te Naval School of Pre-Flight Training at the Naval Air fcel, adm M xtntiva aatiatant for madloat groupa. Atony hoapltala Staibon, Pensacola, Fla. Conlon is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Wil the plan, ww InatHutod to tan- ment controls. Without any congressional ac liam L. Conlon of 102 S. Lakewood Circle. He is a Manchester .J S u W f s to tha uTS. uae aoma phaaaa of The President’s Science Advi tion, the debt limit would drop prova ttia quality of hoapUal sai> PPC and about 10 have a full -pro Car Hits Woman, automatically to $285 billion July High School graduate, class of 1957, attended Monson Academy, vicaa by bcftter uUUaaition of par- gram to aftoot sory Committee which Wiesner and received a B. S. d ^ re e in business admlnistraticm from Prov KxmaL raduoad ooata of patiant heads reported Wednesday that 1. idence College in 1962. (Official Photograph, U. 6. Navy). Whan Afanohaater Memorlai 160 Americans—half of them chil Breaking Her Hip The House-passed bill would «J oaoa, and to psavida moia tbor- Hoapital flrat atartad PTC, med raise it immediately to $307 bil ougfa aaitertng to Um individual dren—are killed each year ical wiitaru all ovar tha country through misuse of. powerful pesti Mrs. Sophie G. Larson, 57, of lion, than on July 1 to $309 billion, naada of paitianto. The auooaaa of effective through Aug. 31. Before PPC tiaoe tte tofiaptlon provaa ware ijulck to pick up the axclta- cides. 462 Parker 9t., texiay was report mant among ho^iital admtolatra- The committee recommended then, it is generally expected, the ttM.t it baa aotaiavad aU of ttiaaa ed in fair condition at Manchester deling will have to be raised goato. ton ovar tha plan. Tha Journal of speedy federal action to protect Memorial hospital with a broken the Amerioan Medical Aaen. ran humanity and wild life by assur again, especially if Congress TV-Radio Tonight • LBMBli ABD • ILBOTRIOAL • BARBWABR • ROOPIRIABD • PAIBT Aahla from a faw iati3Mmanita, an article to a 1958 laaua, entitled, ing more judicious use of chemi hip she received laat night when passes President Kennedy's tax NOOB PBODBOTS SBPPLIBS ■YPSBM PBOBBOTI ARB mi BtoUcal added, PPC la funoUonb« "At Laat — A Hoapital to Fit cal pesticides and stronger laws hit by a car on Woodbridge St. cut legislation. today lba aama ax whan it waa Dootor-Patlant Naada.” Tha ar- to control them. A hospital official today said (Jhalrmari Harry F. Byrd of the fbat brougtat into atoacL the la- tiola, written by AtiUon GoUn, The report was issued late that Mrs. Larson would be placed Senate Finance Committee tenta Television SPECIAL PRICES GOOD THROUGH MAY 25 ault of tba axpert planning and ra- eautioualy pradioted a itomtution Wednesday by the White House in a cast this afternoon. She is tively scheduled a session for next aearch aaxrlad on batora atarting In hospital oeire, and from tha with this accompanying word also being treated for multiple Wednesday on the debt ceiling. •:00 ( S) Big I Theater (in progre > __ (34) Passing Notes on Musis (ba prognun. abrasions and (^ontu^^ons of her Although the Virginia Democrat (S3) Movie at 6 (in progreae) 8:00 ( 8-40-63) Donna Reed Show suocana of tha ]dan thus far, this from the President, ’T have al (80-10) Early Show (In progrcprogreM) ( 3-1^ Perry Mason l>r. Howand i . LoekmaM, in la exactly what has davaloped. ready requested the responsible body, it was reported. personally opposes increasing the I 8) Newe (22) BiograMy Quality Power Mowers at a-Budget Price oommanting on PPC aaM “Dr. ' agencies to implement the rec Police said that Mrs. Larson limit, he is understood to have (53) Film (34) Bouse We Live In HANDI-MIX GRASS SEED was .struck by a car operated by promised prompt handling of the (18) Blx Picture 8:30 (10-22-30) Dr. KUdare George Lundbaig and I have aval- ommendations in the report, in (24) American Economy ( 8-40-63) Lieavo It to Beaver Moore'g Miracle Blend uatad ovar 300 caaea of myocardial cluding the preparation of Mrs. Irene G. Johnson of 4 Grand bill, following a personal appeal 1 (40) Assignment Underwater (34) American Album Infaiotlon (haait attack) before Three to Attend legislative and technical proposals view St. as the Johnson car was by Secretary of the Treasury i ( 3) News; Sports: Weather 8:00 (13) The Twilight Zona Mrs, George Walker, 17 Harvard Rd., indlcaites on door dial where she may be found, as Mra. Her traveling southwesterly on Wood- Douglas Dillion. ) ( 8) Hong Kong ( 8-40-63) My Three Sons 5 Lbfl. J 39 19 IN. ROTARY MOWER and afte r FIPC waa p u t into aMaot, which I shall submit to the (40) Adventures In Time ■* (3 ) The Detectives CEMENTS and wa foal tiaut a aignifloant num Rebekah Parley man Dahl of BlUngtm waiite to accompany her to lounge In the Self Service Unit. The wom«n Congress.” .. bridge St., near Avondale Rd. at, The nine-vote marginr by which (S3) News (18) Subscription TV ber af Urea bava baen wvSd by tba share a double room in the recanttly opened wing on flraft floor central. Mias Maja Eriksson, be* about 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Johnr the House passed the bill matched (IS) Bums and Allan ^ _ (34) Turn 6f (Be CSHlufy JUST ADD WATER! low, left, fflreotor of nurses at University Hospital, Upsala, Sweden, Is shown some paper work at Among the highlights of the 're son, who was driving into the the closest previous administra (32) Club House 8:30 ( 8-40B3) McHale's Navy program, aapaotaRy becauaa of the Three mambars of Sunset Rabe- port, prepared by a panel of ex (10-22-30) HunUey-Brinkley News (10-33-30) Hazel (C> LIME Bpaidal Care area.'’ the Special Care nurses station by Mis. Marie Rleber, assistant charge nurse of the Special C3are bright sun, did not see M.T8. Lar tion victory in the present Con ( 3) Waiter Cronkite ( 3-W CBS News Extra YOUR CHOICE kah Lodge plan to attend tha Rabe- Unit. (Herald photos by Ofiara). perts appointed by the Science son who was crossing the street gress, on a feed grain program. ( 3) Wyatt Earp (34) The Red Myth In comparing the alza of the kah Aoaembly of Connecticut Advisory Committee: from the southwest comer to a In Wedne.sday’s roll call. Repub (12-23-3040) News; Sports and 10:00 ( 3-13) Nurses S A V E unite In FIPC akioa Ua b^rliming meeting tomorrow and Saturday —The number of nonfatal pois Wehther (10-22«)) Andy Williams Hilil ^50 Lba. 4 3 ^ ON Deluxe 34 Inch northeast comer in an area w'here licans held almost completely (10) Ripcord ( 8-40-63) Premiere to the preaent, Miarkal aaid that at tha Statler' Hilton Hotel, Hart onings can only be estimated, but no cro.sswaIks are painted on the firm. Only former Speaker Joseph &) ^nec^pUoa TV 34) Glenn Gould A L L RIDER MOWER Special Care Zona began with ST ford. ! in California, the nation’s biggest W. Martin Jr. of Massachusetts |S3| Film ®® road, police said. The sun bond U:00 ( 8-8-10-12-22«)-4O68) News, bade and now haa 85, intarmediata D e la te s are Mra. Nellie McAI- ' user of chemical pesticides, l,l(X) Driver Education •ports and Weather SIZES 29 ed the motorist, police reports joined the Democrats in voting for S| FERTILIZERS >0 Zone began wKb 81 bade and now Uatar and Mrs. Alice Watherall, workers were sickened by ag IS (32) HlrtllghU U;16 (10) Tonight (C) POW ER note, jusrt before impact. The in the bill, while the Democrats lost n (laSoTwide country ( 8) Movie 3)4 H.P., f cycle englna haa 86 and the Saif Care unit both past noble grands. Mrs. John ricultural chemicals in 1959. cident Is still under police investi 32 votes, mostly from the South. ( 8-40-63) Nelson Family (40) Steve Allen M OW ERS PoaiUva Safety Look Blade atartad with bade and now haa —Substantial mortalitle.s among (33) Scboola Hatch Wits U:30 (12j Movie 5-10-6 i f 5 9 111 Christensen, junior past, noble gation. 112) Shir Exchange 11:30 (22-30) Tonight (C) 50 Lba. U P TO Hookup. Cuts Full 19-Inch 4 H.P.. 4 Cycle Briggs 04, including a unit of 18 bada on grand, alao plans to attend. birds and other wildlife have re- ( 8) Award Theater ( 8) Movie Swath. drat floor oantral which opened In sulitcd from many kinds of insect Little Tobaceo Shipped 24” and Stratton Slnglne. 2,8^1^350 Gained SEE SATtTBDAT’S TV WEEK FOR OOMPl.PiTE LISTINO S A N D M IX ..... 80 lb. bag j|ijl B Speed Gearbox. January. VFW L|OENSEl SUSPENDED control programs using pesticides. No. 030W Tha Saif Serviea unit alao In- HARTFORD (AP)—VFW Poet —Deaths among birds have ap NEW DELHI — A boutX lve ohidaa Crowell Houaa, acroaa the proached 80 per cent in areas WASHINGTON — More than sixths of the tobacco todia pro MORTAR MIX ... 80 lb. bag || 5448 to Plalnfteld h u reoeived a heavily treated with DDT lor twice as many people are born as duces is consumed domestieally. •AROiNINO atreat from tlie hoapital, wMeh 16-day suspension of Its liquor die in the United States each year. Annual per capita ^xJnsumptlon is may ba opeoad or oloaad aa the lioansa for allowing non-members Dutch elm disease control, Radio GRAVEL MIX ... 90 lb! bag 1|| TOOLS need ariaes. —An entire year’s production of In 1961 there were 4,282,000 births estimated at 73. ' cigarettes, 84 to use dtib faoilitiaa, aalling liquor young salmon was nearly elimi and 1,702,00() deaths. Immigration cigars, and 3-9 bidies. The bidi is '(TMs Hating includes only those news broadcasts of 19 or 16-mlnnte A apeolel care unit of atx bada to other than mambars and theta- nated In New Brunswick, Canada, added 271,350 for a net gain of the poor man's cigarette, made of longtii. Some stations carry other short nowscastH), < /4 " INTERIOR la reaarved for maternity patlanta. guests, and falling to maintain its in two different years as a result 2,861,350. the cheapest tobacco. WDBO—1368 7:06 Conversation Piece They ana brought there ixtor to guest book propariy, said thastaite of Insecticide applications to fight 6:00 Jim Nettleton 1:30 News ot the World active labor, and immadtetely af liquor oontrol oonunlaskm. spruce budworm. 8:00 Raynor Shines 7:45 Congressional Report DOUGLAS FIR PLYWOOD 1:06 News. Sign Oft 8:06 Pop Concert The survey was largely gene 9:06 Nlghtbeat rated by tke nationwide discus WHAT—aio 1:00 News 8c00 News Sanded One'Side B A. #605 sion and controversy touched off 6:16 Pau^ Harveyt Dr Albert B. 1:16 Sports Final by the book, "Silent Spring.” In 1:30 Starlight Serenade REGULAR TROWEL 6 Foot Redwood Aluml|ninri FoldlUZ Deinxe Alnmhinm •I LOST A POUND A DAY WANTED! 6:30 Alex Drier L:00 News and Sign Off. it, author Rachel Carson, a biolo 6:40 Sports . , WPOPr-141# B. #610 PICNIC TABLE SETS L A W N C H i ^ FoMIng Lawn CholMi gist by profession,' criticized what 6:60 Bob Consldlne 6:00 Joel Cash TSPANNlING PORK Unng tha Simple, Easy, l^nom ical 7:00 Edward P. Monan 7:00 Bill Hughes I W ith 2 Benches she termed the indiscriminate CbftRGCTION OFFICERS 7:16 Connecticut P.M. 2:00 Girand use of chemical pesticides. 7:80 Dick's Den WINF—«SM • §UL*^“C U L '^ fo R COM]^ mCE DIET In Philadelphia, Miss Carson 12:00 T on l^ t at My Place 1:00 News. Wall Street 1)4” Thick Redwood Several B^etiings for Correction Officers are available at the i;16 Showcase 0. #610 said Wednesday night in a tele new Stote Prison in Somers. Minimum qualiflcations: Age 23-40, wnc—186t l:4i> Lowell Thomas Planking 1 Ihch Tubular Framing. 3)4 Inch Polypropylene Yet Never Had a Himgiy Momenti” vision interview—CBS Reports— 6:00 News. Sports and W eather------’;00 Showcase WEEDER 48” ROUND TABLE 38.85 C. ^''utizen, Connecticut resident of one year’s standing, 5’8” 6:30 Financial Report 1:00 The World Tonight Rugged Polypropylene Web- Webbing. Rustproof 1 Inch that the pesticides report is “a 6:36 With 4 Benches blng. Aluminum Frame. Vs > y talLgood physical condition, good character. Album of the Day 1:16 Showcase Save O t All Size Tha haadllaa to a quotation fntnishedaolelyaainfonnation. ? S' tvti strong and objective one” and 6:46 Three Star Extra 2:15 Signoff that it is “a vindication of my Salary Range: $4500-$5780 plus excellent benefits. Plywood at Moore’s the . Rica Diet, mimmi principal contentions.” r^i ih m claima for Comet Rieat For full details visit the Connecticut State Employment Office, Fires in national forests Were' 806 Main Street, Manchester, Saturday, May 18 between 8:80 vii* *•“ 5“'*®***^ protect tng him of the action, Martin Moore’s Famous TWIN BOWL KITCHEN SINK th a t by fol- your health. Eating ordinary Town Ends Using added, “ You will have to make 2 Get Warnings at a record low last year, the A.M. and 13:00 noon. POST and lowLngtl rioa— whether you are dieting plans to get sand for sanding U.S. Department of Agriculture COMBINATION ComaitT___ tl_ reports. In 1962 the number of Hairy Haroutunian of the State Personnel Department will be PORTLAND « may not provide aixno Love Lane Sand roads in the winter and for other In Chain Crash on hand to Interview and test you for immediate employment. ALUMINUM 32” X 21” Diet faith of the vitamina and mlnerala purposes -froim other places, and acres burned was 87,903, com LANTERN fully they pared with 224,894 in 1961. (hat Comat lUea providoa. After June 30, the town may I expect at some greater expense.” STORM Cimibination Special loatlupounda DoMns of doctora have re* Police this morning Issued two CEMENT in 10 days. no longer remove sand from the He suggested that Langtry turn written warnings to two of three Som a loat QMBtad hundred! of eopioa of Love Lane sandbank, according the planting and seeding job over WINDOWS -much laaa, mil Comat Rica Diet to a decieion announced by to Park Supt. Horace Murphey’s motorists involved in a three-car Q G 7 If yon want to see whether General Mahager Ripheird Martin jurisdiction. crash on W. Middle Tpke. near •GIMDm AIAAS SHdCK and aoma say 9 5 they gained TOU'ou «can_____ lose...... weight without...... today. The sewer department acquired Less oeiiiff hungry, prmt your nama the Wilbur Cross Parkway. On^ ABSORBERS waij^LBaao* He aaiid he has been considering the Love Lane property from person received minor Injurie^.'Yt Trim - 1 3 5 tions vary aa* and addraaa, and anclose a the action for some time because <3ieney Bros, in 1933. W T i i r serding to the fadividnal uaera. Comat Giant Grain Rice Box of complainte from Love Lwe was report^. The average loaa for thoia Top to ns. Comat Giant Grain residents. He has directed Deputy Ralph F. (3erey, 44, of'^ Seaman ChoksLbt TTUbcdtA, 9n, Joivp^!\ Gleaming White 4-Sided Lantern W ith RIn to aTailabla to all food 56« a Heavy Gauge Aluminum Frosted Glass who faithfully followod the Director of Public Works Oie^er Indian Quota Set Circle, and Amol<^A. Sihvonen, a Triple Track Comat Rica Diet„ for atlaaatfiva atoraS. If your groosr does not Langtry to arrange for grading a Self Storing Porcelain-Fired 2” Diameter Post New Delhi—^India will have an 37, Oilumbia, wbre each' given Xya, In’im to d i^ d en t r a p ^ the land. written wanupgs for following too U. S. CHOICE SAVORY Installed For A a Tilt-out for (leaning ' Steel ^ Ing group, is about 8 ponnda In f " export quota of 360,000 bags of _ Most Cara (Similar to niuatration) - ) days. Of the group, The park department will seed coffee in the 1962-63 sales .sea.son close. Getwi-eceived a minor nose U ttle More Installed For A Little More W My* “Y PhSSf^ona Twftinittoo?’T'Wining I and plant It later, he said. injury and was treated at Man "eating Comat Rice f t. ___ . Gienenall Manager Msriin said under a schedule approved by the TOP OR BOnOM ■ m 1 made thii diet easier and more Send your namei nddrau and executive committee of Uie • - chesterMemorial Hospital. the box ^ ^ n s . __ the town will continue to use lice ssdd the chain-reaction pleasant than other diets,” and sand from the Tolland St. sand national International Coffee Con HEAVY DUTY 96% aafd they w<>nld recom A ddrm :" ference. BraziTs quota la 18,000,000 Oftaah occuired at about 7:30 when COOL CUSHION TRUCKLOAD SALE mend this diet to otiiers. bank, as it has been doing to bags. Walter A. Dawidowlcz, 49, -of 45 BONDED COMET RICE supplement the sand from Love North St., stopped his car in the ROUND BEI.LHOU5E ALUMINUM Comet Rice Co. makea no Box 1881, Dallaa 21, Texu ^aim i |o r this diet. Tha dJat la Lane, but the cost will be higher MRS, 8AMMIS, 1()1, DIES left lane, westboimd, to let a car. ■ M I I E i AMERICAN CAR 01M8 because of the greater distance In front of him, which hfM alao involved in trucking. STRATFORD (AP). — Mrs. stopped, change into the right SHT of • Allows Air To Mote to Physicians: Doctor, If you want to.preaeribe tfala easy, Although the sewer department Elizabeth French Sdrnmis, 101, simple, inexpensive diet for your patients, pbue use your pro* believed to be Stratford’s oldest lane. The (3«ey driven vehicle ROAST 4 SHOES Cireulota AWNING WINDOWS fenional stationery and tall ns how many copies yon naed. owns the land, the town has been then collided with the rear of the For • Non-flattening using sand for years'without pay citizen, died Jresterday In the Dawldowl(st car, and the Sihvonen 2 Colls ing the department, he said. "I Stratford Oefivalescent Hospital. vehicle struck the rear of the WHEELS Drive Cool have ho success in- getting ap A meoponal service will be held Gerey car. The Gerey car, with proval of: any propoc^ ■ whereoy Sunda NEW front grill and trunk damage, the general fund oan either pur jShe was for more than 25 years had to be towed from the scena In n itiid LOW $ 1 .2 2 PRICE ' chase this property. . . or pay - fkjr l^ ra to r of the Stratford His- The other vehicles, with moderate 20,000 9 0 the material taken from it,” tprlcal Society. She was an au damage, were driven'' on after $3.88 CUMBERLAND FARMS said. thority on antiques and an avid Patrolman James Taylor tawesti- Milas Exchange Choice of Colorc In a letter te LangtrvJhiitorm- collector. gated. 35m49H hi V C. S. CHOICE TERRY FRE5H PRODUCE CLOTH SEAT COVER ' FRESH NATIVE Round steak Lb.99c 42" ALL STEEL U. 8. CHOICE Auto TOP No. 12 N a 23 ' I ASPARAGUS CARRIERS 1l)4x2SH hMhes BJB 25xS7H laekw ..1141 No, 13 ' hto. 32 LYNN Cube Steak u . *1.09 IIH x^H hMhm 1141 nVixISH hMhae 144B J L b .2 9 c No. 14 No. 33 Gonfonns to , WROUGHT IRON RAILING Choiea Fi«sh NoHva Poultty. . . D fi^t From Form to You! SUCTION I CUP MOUNT 1t1«x49H hNhM 1441 S2Mx37M htehes 1B.U Specifications of thel # SNOW WHITE ARCHITECTURAL I >4 l: ^ t,il: w >'V *' V' P AR K A D E NOW-aHractrva, HAVE LUGGAGE No. 22 N a 34 •«**Wa Tany $ 1 . 6 6 SPACE GALORE S«x25Ti hMlMB 114B B2Mn49M liMh« 2345 a lu m in u m , R E P E A T O F 4' and 6* MIDDLE TURNPIKE • . • MANCHESTER SWEET LIFE aaat cevais Ihiu I A4ANUFACTURERS' C ) MUSHROOMS A S E L L O U T! Sections i tMn*8 allp. A«ioa> CHBCK THEM PIATUMI ASSOCIATION Ihweelera, ' PRICED 3.88 Per $TRICTLYFRE$HGRADE"A" 0 ^ Kosher DilLPickles H Gal. 49c LOW Set fiDMMJlUY WIATHIMTBIFNO. Foot ...... ) Lb.49c , •APItr FOR YOUR poini* seottna ossuras you of a » To fill the overwhelming demand, another dozen InQ or molntenonce costii FAMILY and WWTI 8UMMI perler wsofherther ‘nghtnesB. truck was diverted to our Conn, braniihes. MEDIUM EGGS 2 .YOURSELF FROZEN FOODS SIOEWAU yjN01B*DF GOHTBOL —> with hand* MIXFIMUVB—nUD NORTH OF SAnrHABT^RD HEAVY-DUTY MmOAY 4Md FRIBAY I A.M. to 9 P.M. GIZZARDS BACKS and NECKS Supplies TUn» WRD.. THURS. B AM. to lilB P.M. IHIGHLAND PARK MARKET . PIm i m 28V4>231 Try Ljmn^s Barbecues, They’re. Deiidous, Always Avaiiable— Piping Hpt MUFFLER iATURDAT • AJA to 4 P.M. 371 Highland St., Manchester, Also Bloomfield, Conn. P^one 643*4273 ^
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W- * , YJMI tOTSElf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ THURSDAY, »IAY 16, 19«8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1963 PAGE SEVENTEEN speedier delivery of mail. The two Ray; stage set and seanery, Oora-' Hebron rural routes will soon be Inspect lae Pagach; makeup>, Astrld Skoog. ed by the postmasters, as Is done Narratota w ill be Oonnie Smith. P.A.C. From Your Neighbor's Kitchen annually, or when they feel H fieo- Coralee Pagach and Chris Red FOmmen La^ Pledge essary. McOrath; uahers, Dannie Porter; Show Tonight Mark Dunnack and Ruaty BHItnga Honored at Bjf DOiUS BBLDINO The Home Economica depart Qf junior high, and Allan Kramer, \ w e o i ^ / ▲ tW i Md wondarful dMMrt, ,000 Yearly ment at RJiam High School will William Warner, . Don DowHng, DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS present the annual fashkm ahow Cfcooolaf-Qmuunow Torte, U Mdd W arien Llndstrom and Paul Ju> Elegant Party at the school auditorium, “d iu J u t- ovaty o f senior high; usherettea, kgr Mira. Jotai P. Ttlgm er, U HUI' To Renovation ella’a Ball” the theme, today^ait '8 G eo iila and Bally Snttth, Karen BINGO A. C. lAUROOM eriMt ltd., to be especially good p.m. Shirley RychUng la proAram Devlte, . B e r^ Brasche, OiUl Pat 7 By BOB THOMAS tor aenrinc vt toss and dessert chairman; financial, Sharon rick and Paulertfl Turgaon; light AP. Movie-Televislen Writer parties. She conslden it }ust s Th«v Women’s FeUowship of Cooley, Sandra Reed and Linda EVERY MONDAY-8 P.M. WEDNESDAY HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Leave it to Hebron Congregational Church has ing, Brian Lester. Uttle too filling' to serre after a Kearney; (xistume, Louise Porter; Otto Preminger to enliven the fuU-oourse meal. . pledged |3,000 to the church ree- refreshments, Laura Oondarino Mancheetor Bvealng Herald 28 VILUGE STRICT, ROCKYIUI social scene with a swinging capi OhoooUte-Cinnamoii Torte toratlon fund. The pledge wlU be and Lillian Gagnon; advertisement, Hebron oorreapondent, Mias Suaan AT YOUR FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS IN HARTFORD COUNTY SK eupe sifted ali-purpoee flour paid at the rate of 21,000 a year. Patricia Patterson; news, Kathy B. Pendleton, telephone 22S-S454. talist affair for a couple of Com S tablespooiu cinnamon A smorgasbord, scheduled for EBB munists. oupe butter Saturday, May 25, at the church The producer tossed an elegant S eups granulated sugar by the fellowship, will benefit the party for Hollywood’s smart set X eggs, unbeaten restoration fund. 'Cheese, herring, on the roof of the Beverly Hilton. 1 square unsweetened choco- breads and meat baUa on the full The guests of honor; Ivan Plrlev, laite menu will have special Swedish First, president of the Soviet filmmakers t squares mHk d iocc^te fkom flavor. association, and Lev Julldjanov, large candy bar The feast wlU be by reservations National a prominent Russian director. 4 otps heavy cream only which must be made by May As an Incidental matter, the 5 tablespoons cocoa 22 by calling Mrs. Donald Robin LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! Stores party also saluted the end of 12 candi4^ cherries son, Mrs. Roger Porter, or Mrs. filming on Preminger's latest 12 walnut halves Robert Belanger. > movie, "The Cardinal,” which was "Cookies” may be made several Mrs. Porter is chairman. Qn the spelled out in carved ice that days ahead. Method: Preheat oven food committee is-Mrs. Roger Por adorned the hors d'oeuvre table. to 275 degrees. Grease and line -YOIBET! The Russians should have much ter, Mrs. Albert Coolidge, Mrs. bottom of two or three P^nch lay CHICKENS to tell their fellow workers when John Bell, Mrs. Irene Wright, Mrs. DOUBLE or cake pans with waxed paper James EUlis, Mrs. Reuben BMely, FRESH WHOLE they get back to Moscow. The and grease again. Sift flour w l^ Mrs. Thornton Seoor; publicity, meal was elegemt, from the Trad cinnamon. In large electric mboer See for yourself,, Mrs. Everett B. Porter; tickets and er Vic’s Polynesian appetizers bowl mix butter -with sugajv with with cocktails to the de.ssert of and posters, Mrs. Francis Condon Ready-to-Cook — 2'A to 3 Lbs mixer at medium speed,..then add giant strawberries, served with and Mrs. Donald Robinson; clean eggs and mix until light and What to serve this weekend ? How about Chicken — side dishes of sour cream and fh ify . Set mixer at l6w speed and up, Mrs. Albert Billard; hostesses brown sugar. add flour mlxtt^^ a little at a and waitresBcs, Mrs. Stanley YOUR aVIN B S Everybody likes it, and no wonder, chicken During the cocktail hour, host Nygren. time, and ml^.m pan to wire Mrs. Carrie Seyms Burnham will Underwood 39< B & m db CANSCANS guests of honor. rack and cool. Continue baking take place at her late residence In 2 Romanoff merely greeted them "cookies” tmtil all dough is used, Amston on Saturday, May CRANWIRRY SAUCI - Strained or Whole SAVI Xc W AX PAPIR - KeepsXood Flavors In SAV I 2c L0 W D is m H T m m in English, and Preminger retired making at least 12. Store in tight *MaUbox Week’ SPLIT or CUT-UP > 31< sulkily. ocntainer, carefully stacked. Hebron postmaster W 1 U 1 a m GIVE " I know enough RussiEin to get About one hour before serving, Hills and Amston Postmaster Ocean Spray 2 CANS 43< Cut-Rite \ 25< by with,” Romanoff confided aft grate unsweetened chocolate me- Warren Holbrook remind rural Leg Quarters '31< Breast Quarters >3 5< erward. “ I did quite well when ^um line, and with vegetable route patrons that the week of DIL MONTI - Full of Garden Sweetnew SAVI 11c MNAST - Keeps Food Freihor Lon^ . S A V I 2c F u m - iM S T m s ______(Herald photo by Pinto) I was in Russia two years ago. parer ihr^ milk <^ocolate into MRS. JOHN P. TELGENER May 20-25 has been designated as I was interviewed by Pravda and curls. Whip cream. Place one 'Mailbox Improvement Week” by Sweet Pens 3 50< Wax Paper 2^^sJOILS 45< Izvestia. They treated me excel "cookie” on a fiat cake plate and the postal department. Patrons lently; much better thEUi Time spread with one-fourth to one- Manchester Memorial Hospital. are required to provide mailboxes You Bake Your Beit With Pillsbury iR E E N BARBECUED CHICKEHS ^ 59* SAVI 2c SPICIAL K - 10'A oz pkg 41c \ S A V i l f magazine does here.” (htrd cup whipped cream. Oon- Her hobbies are water skiing and Board to Discuss of standard approved types. Boxes ^ S T A M P S . SERVE OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE - DELICIOUS WITH CHICKEN 1 16-OZ CANS 4 3 c The bona fide RusslEms seemed tiiiue building the layers in the bridge. and supports should be kept paint S-LBBAG 3 3 * Intrigued by the tribal customs of same way until completing a 12- Mrs. T^gener’s husband is a Water Dept. Rules ed and In good, serviceable condi Pillsbury Flour Kellogg's Cereal * ? K r 2 7 « the Hollywood natives. They had layer torte. project engineer at Pratt and tion at all times. Names o f the been invited here as part of a Fold cocoa and unsweetened owners should be on side o f box The Kitchen Tested Flour SAVI 2c SUNSWIIT - Ready to-Serve S A V I ^ F i r s t Preminger people to people pro Whitney, division of United Air; The board of directors 'Will hoJd chocolate into leftover whipped craft Corp., BJasft Hartford. The visible to the carrier as he ap gram ; he had responded after a special informal meeting Tues cream and heap over top o f torte. proaches box or on front door of 5-lb bag having been the guest of So-vlet couple has two sons, Richard, 5, day, May 28, at 8 p.m. in the Gold Medal Flour 55« Cooked Prunes 2^15^ FULL Decorate top edge of torte with and Steven, 2. box if boxes are grouped. c film makers in Moscow. probate cooirtroom of the Munic FULLY sherries and walnuts. Ih e two postmasters said that Piriev, who occupies the curious ipal Building to disemss assessment VIGITARLI JUICI SAVI Sc DHi MONTI - Delicious Natural Flavor SA V I 2c National SH AN K I D Refrigetbte torte for about one- mailboxes, well maintained, con position a.s producer and worker b tlf hour before serving so it 'will Plague Toll Huge rules for installing water mains tribute to more efflclent and COOKED SECTION in the Soviet industry, commented be mfly to cut. Out into 12 gen and rules and regfulations f o r V-8 Cocktail can 36* Stewed Prunes 2 JAM 55< S t o r e s through an interpreter that he erous' 'wedges. ROME — Bubonic-plague out water department operations. found Hollywood film making Mrs. Telgener Is a native of breaks In Europe in the 14th Cen- The directors ■will M t on the ATHLETE’S FOOT GERM HIINZ - Goes Further • Tastes Better SAVI 4c PLAIN O l lODIZID SA V I Sc much like that in his country—a Idaho end came to Manche^er in tuiy took a frightful toll. In 1300 rules at the regular meeting June^ HOW TO KILL IT HAMS bit bigger crews, perhaps. 1264. She is a graduate of the the population was 73,000,000. The IN S DAYS QT BTL 3 3 * Center Slices » 89< Full Butt Section » 45< He added that he and his com University o f Idaho, 'where ^ e first wave of plague hit in 1348, Board members have had copies Cider Vinegar Sterling Salt 2'^s21< rade had seen and been impressed nuijored in home economics. She killing 20 to 26 per cent of the If not pleased with strong, instant-dry of the proposed rules since 0(5tob- ing T-t-L, your 48c back at any drug LIIRY - Rich in Flavor and Vitamins SAVI 4c by “ Judg;ment at Nuremberg,’ ’ Is a member of South Methodi.vt population. Later epidemics fol er. A t the last board meeting, store. Watch infected skin slough off. NARISCO - 15-oz pkg 3 Sc SAVI 9c "Lawrence of Arabia” emd “How Church, the Junior Century Club lowed, and In 1400 the population they decided to oaill the special Watch healthy skin replace it. Itch and RACK BAY LB Sonets Sfam pAp the West Was Won” during their and the Wwneh’s Auxiliary of numbered only 46,000,000. meeting to review them. burning are gone. TODAY at W4ldon 46-OZ CAN 29< Sliced Bacon 53< Tomato Juice Shredded Wheat 2 ^s 45< EXTRA STAMPS with ONE 12-oi Pkg visit here. He liked the cinerama SHOULDIR technique in the latter and added W KCH'S - A Wonderful Refresher SAVI 2c SKIPPY - le-oz jar S ic SAV I 2c S p F itE ^ LB 50 Nepco Bologna predictably that the Soviet Union 4 to 6 LBS Smoked Picnics 39« EXTRA STAMPS with ONE M b Pkg has its own Cinerama process. QT BTL 2 9 * American hits in the Soviet Un Tomato Juice Peanut Butter n-OZ JAR 39< pFOitueB SpBcM ^t PICKLE and PIMENTO LOAF HONOR MAID 6-OZ 25 Finast Skinless Franks ion? He mentioned "Roman Holi PRIIND'S - Pea, Yellow Eye, Red Kidney SAVI 9c Your Choice PKG EXTRA STAMPS with ONE Ring day,” “Lili,” “Marty” and to a COLLlQI INN giG VALIN OLIVE LOAF or PLAIN LOAF 25< lesser extent, “ War and Peace,” 25 Finast Polish Sousago an American-Italian production. Baked Beans 2 CANS 55< oz JAR EXTRA STAMPS with ONE 12-oi Pkg He said that the Russians are go Boned Chicken 33* ing ahead with their own', defini 25 Oscar Mayer Cheese Smokies tive "W ar and Peace,” tWiich will aw w fciiitiiiifiiK Fresh Flounder Fillet » 49c EXTRA STAMPS with ONE 1-lb Pkg run four hours,. 25 Jones Link Sausage LETTUCE Fresh Buck Shad DRESSIO kB 19c EXTRA STAMPS with ONE 2-lb Can COMMODORl Camp David Gives SERVE BURSACK'S QUALITY FOODS LB 25 Jako Imported Canned Ham ...How...rnHT CALIFORNIA ICEBERG Haddock Fillet COOKiD 5 9 < Kennedys Privacy
Get Your New FRESH and WASMNGTON (AP) — Presi FRESH NATIVE LARGE dent and Mrs. Kennedy have "dis CRISP covered” and grown to love what, CHICKENS HEADS may be the only place in the J^GREEN STAMP world where the nation’s first C/4») .-'Ate BELOW... family can enjoy complete priv 2 acy. CATALOG 0KOCFR1 BUYS! This unusual retreat is Camp ^ 1 Distinguidied merdumdiee David, Md., a Navy-operated res . ’ 1 mODREDS OF - for you and yotnr home Tomatoes vine-maimid u25< ervation atop one of the Catoctin C SAVE Mountains some 66 miles north of Washington. f6^-AM BtKA*S MOST VALUABLE STAMPSI 3c Although three earlier presi EXTRA BOHUS STAMPS Apple Juice 2 ^“55 dents used the'camp, Kennedy and U. 8. CHOICE Peppers T r 2 - 35< his family only bbgan making reg ular visits this spring—more or 4A-O Z. C A N EXTRA STAM PS'w ith O N E btl of 120 LIPrON YEA less as a matter of necessity. But RIB STEAKS 100 Finast Multiple Vitamina f i n a s t oz c SAVE now they can hardly tear them- PKG OF f PKG OF JL B PKGOF Sweet Corn FLORIDA ^ EARS 39< ■ I t w i M l a ^46 CC wavt even to go to the EXTRA STAMPS with O N E btl ol 100 7c H AW AIIAN PU N CH 35c 100 BAGS 10 * 4 # 48 BAGS O D * 16 BAGS 25* H H i r V 5 p f | n ig PINEAPPLE-CMPBRUIT ^ CANS usual Kennedy summering spot at 100 Pinast Multiple Vitamins m!mms Hyannis . Port, Mass. 30ZJAR 7 | | ^ i^iie first family’s newly found 7 9 ^ EXTRA STAMPS with O N E 16-oz pkg l-OZ PKG aiSTANT lOe DEAL PACK # 7 * love of Camp David was under CUT-RITE 83< FLORIDA ^ FOR 50 Chun King Chow Mein Mix C u c u m b e rs 3^^*^ 1 9 12-OZ stood to be £10 important factor EXTRA STAMPS with ONE 11-oz can ALL FRUIT FLAVORS FINAST in Mrs. Kennedy’s decision, an HEAD CUT, FANCY BRISKET 5 0 FINI, MEDIUM, WIDI PKGS nounced Wednesday, to delay her WAXPAPER Roll Raid Ant & Roddi Killer PASCAL ~ 4% large Noodles summer trip to Hyannis Port from EXTRA STAMPS with ONE quart can 12-OZITL 29< JUAARO-FLORIDA A STALKS I May until late June or July. Here is perhaps the principal 50 A e r-O -W a x 7-IN-1 DOG FOOD - reason why the KeimeUys have KRAFT lb EXTRA STAM PS with O N E jar of 40 8-OZ K SAVE come to look forward to their 50 Buffferin TOMATO SAUCE weekends at Camp David: STRAWBERRY Corned Beef 59 Laddie Boy 2 'ISV 35« CANS The heavily wooded reservation EXTRA STAMPS with O N E H gal jug WELL BALANCED DIET G a ^ td e tt . f r o z e n f o o d s Hunt's encompasses 129 acres surrounded 50 Pinait Fabric Softener ■ by high wire fence closely pa- PRESERVES' Lg. Jar 49c tGolled by armed Marine guai^s. EXTRA STAMPS wi»h ONE 4-oi can Purina Cat Chow 22-OZ PKG 39< This m’eans that, within the vast SAVE 25 Finait Ground Black Pepper BEEF OR LIVER , MIX OR MATCH SALE! c compound, Kennedy smd members 16-OZ CAN of his family can roam freely EXTRA STAMPS with ONE 16-oz can FRINCH or RNGULAR CUT Friend'sHash without Secret Service agents at RIVAL DOG FOOD 8 c J 25 Borden's Choc. Malted Milk Red Heart rogpood 2 ’cSs3l* their elbows—or even within sight. t-OZ PKG That's Why Camp David may be EXTRA STAMPS with ONE Mb rallq WINDOW CLEANER WITH AMMONIA Green Beans the only place In the world where 25 Sunshine Hydrex Cookies RIGIAAR CUT FINAST C BIG an AmericEin president can walk 24-OZ BTL for miles and never see Einother. EXTRA STAMPS with O N E gal jug Sea Mist 14-OZ BOMB 59< 48-OZ BTL VALUE f v W-OZ PKG 69c human beiqg. 25 finost Bleach W ax Beans Salad Oil In addition to this rare privacy, ' the camp affords a wide vsiriety EXTRA STAMPS with ONE pkg oM R . GERBER BABY FOODS tInder of recreational facilities for the 25 Finost Inglish Muffins President and his family. There is STRAINED CHOPPED 10-OZ PKG ^ SAVE EXTRA STAAAPS with O N E FINAST C an athletic field, a swimming pool, 7 H O Z 0 7 ^ Sweet Peas lO e two teimis courts, a bowling alley, 25' Fresh Blueberry Loaf 9 'jJr? 95« . JARS 7 a * a multi-tee, one-hole golf course, 9 0Z $ | 0 0 Comstock FILUNG 39 EXTRA STAMPS with ONE FINAST ■ARLSY, mCl. and a skeet shooting rEuige. Aunt Jemima Waffles 3 POLY BAGS a And there is Aspen Lodge, a 1 5 Cherry Pie Cereal OATMIAL 2 p^s 3 7 c C 2 cDEAL large rustic .home with a gltwsed- EXTRA STAMPS with ONE l-oi pkg FOOD WRAP In porch, outdoor terrace suid eye Sara Lee Pound Cake iJ-OZ PKG 69< PACK catching view of mountains and V IN E RIPE 25 Lamb Patties 31 ^1.00 Taste O ' Sea Heunder nezw M«4n valleys. EXTRA STAMPS with ONE tO-oz pkg Handi-Wrap lOO-FTROLL 31< Tissue -»»25 The Kennedys began -going reg TOMATOES ^ Bakery SjpectaiS ularly to Camp David because 25 Mortons Horn Dinner mozm DHERGENT they lost their lease on their Glen EXTRA STAMPS with ONE 11M bz pkg C SAVE Ora weekend, estate near Middle- 25 StOuHgj^S “ CAUow^^czwaNOOou. GIANT PKG OLD MSHIONED burg. Va., before construction of Rinse Blue 83< 9c their own new home a few miles 291 EXTRA STAMPS with ONE pkg ol 4 LAUNDRY DETERGENT Westfield 4 <•” 89 away, near Atoka, Va., was com 15 Finost Inglish Muffins pleted. i-WBID QUARTC4N POTATO BREAD Pierre Salinger, White House EXTRA STAMPS wiHi O N E packaeo Wish 73« FM AST ^ AAADE FROM A pfve Stamps/ press secretary, said President 15 Finost Old Poshionod Denufis 1-LB LOAF and Mrs. Kennedy do plsm to PINE SeWT lOe DEAL PACK fc DEAL PACK REAL OLD-TIME RECIPE spend some time soon In their new home on Rattlesnake Mountain be lestoil 28 0 Z BTL 39* iTL 34* fore leasing it out for the summer to Mr. and Mrs. A. Dana Hodgdoil Pillsbury Biscuits sw*** er luttarmiik 3 i-oz cans 29 c iMtmHmef Yours Btg Voiuof ------d EXaUSlVE ULTRA SOFT STRENGTH COVER ' r of WMhlngton. in^oducing: || £ |^ Finast product! But It was apparent that ran' W oodbury Soap *< dmi Reck 4 m g bars 3 3 c THE GOLDEN BOOK ENCYCLOPEI^U of FRESH most weekends uintll July 1 tbs Sunshine Marshmallow Peanuts pkg 29c Confidets 2 5a 85< Kennedys will be enjoying the MO- UBual privacy of Camp David. NATIVE RHUBARB Surry's O xford Creams io. Avg. and Jan Rosenthal, a ballerina, sits near a mushroom. (Herald OeinMnd, Mark Ashley, aon of Paul 6. and Irene Middle- CHOICE BRISKET photo by Satemls). Ballet Pupils fcro(8c Oennond, 181 Brookfield St. He waa bom May 10 at Man- eheoter Memovlal Hospital. His maternal grandporenta ore Mr. OVEN Building Committee: on Feb. 5, and Mra. A. D. Mlddlebrook, Sharon. Hia paternal grandmother Andover 1963, when the Town Office In Show to la Mra. James Germond, Hartford. He hoe tliree brothers, Ste READY 0 Building Committee was author ven , 14, Gregory, 10, and Roger, 5; and three slaters, Pamela, CORNED BEEF 18, Renee, 13, and Bombi, 3. ized to hire an architect to pro ***** ceed with preliminary plans; and Aid Library ONE THICK 6N0 WHOLE HRST CUT Town to Meet on April 24, 1963, when the Town Adair, Brian Douglas, son of Douglaa R. and Nancy Ann Office Building Committee was HaJl Adair, 15 Goalee Dr. He was bora May 9 at MancheOter Children from Manchester Memorial Hosqfital. Hie maternal grandparents ore Mr. and PRICE On Request to authorized to proceed with con Green, Buckley and St Bartholo struction of the new Town Office Mira. R. D. Hall Sr., Konoaa City, Mo. His paternal grandpor- mew’s Scboda wMl present a show anta ore Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Adair, Odessa, Mo. AS Building. ***** Rescind Votes The town meeting tcmorrow tomorrow night to benefit the Meaty Succulent U. S. Choice Green School Library. All are Olowocld, Kenneth William, son o f WUitam Walter Olo- ADVERTISED night 'wUl be asked to “consider wacki and Patricia Ann Brown Glowackl of Colchester. He was 49*. 69*. 79* I baUet pupils of Mrs. Sonia Mor A special town meeting Will be and take action upon a proposal bom May 7 at Mancheeter Memorial Hospital. HLs maternal to appoint a new building commit rison, 50 Elizabeth I>r. held tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Mxxw wiU begin at 7:16 •i::: jnandporenta ore Mr. and Mra. Edward Brown o f Salem, Maes. tee consisting of three perscna, Rls paternal grandporenta are Mr. and Walter GlowaoM of Andover Elementary School all each of whom shall be a resident p m and tickets 'will be a'vaUable at the door at 8:45. CHostonbury. He haa a slater, Debra Ann, 15 months. purpose room. The meeting has and taxpayer of Andover, for the ! • • • • • * purpose of examining prac ChUdren from ages 8 to 18 'wUl CAPITOL FARMS been called by the selectmen oa a sJig; and denoe in ooatumes, with Mlnlcucd, Scott Lawrence, son of David Lee and Oaroi Arm ticality of using the basement of Michaud Mlnlcucci, Johnson Rd.,. Bolton. He was bora May 6 result of a petition presented them the town library as offices for the scenery omanged by Lee Stwehan ROASTS at Manchester Memorial HoapStal. Hia maternal g^randparents by the Aroused Citizens Group. town for the next five years,’’ oiiid and Mrs. Morrison. MINCED BOLOGNA They 'Will dance as Little Red ore Mr. and Mr*. Louis A. Michatid, Hublord Dr., Ver Items requested in the petltiw to retain the services a t an arch non. ' Hia paternal graitdmother i* Mrs. Charlee J. Mlnicuccl, and include in the warning for itect, or other qualified person as Riding Hoods, TlhlBer Bella, Ixitter- fhea and flowers, junior con-can 448 K. Mlddie T^ke. He ba* two brothers, Da'vld Lee Jr., 2%, the meeting are: To rescind oo- the committee deems necessary and Stephen LoiAa, 22 month*. ^------~ or O LIVE LO A F — for such a pxirpose; and to take glrla, end in the friendly forest • ROUND or tians taken at town meetings on • • • • • Oct. 2, 1981, 'When the selectmen action on a propo^ to appro rainbow ballet and Hansel and Gretel sequenoeo. Oordero, Allan Thomas, aon o f Peter P. and FhyUia Daig- FRESHLY were authorized to apixrtnt a Town priate the sum o f $500 for that neau Oordera, 191 Bldridge St. He 'was born May 4 at Man purpose. Solo ballets will be performed SLICED by Miss Enid Rosentihal, Miss chester Meont^al Ho(spltBl. Hie paternal grandmother is Mrs. LB. The warning for the town meet Cheryl McNiamsra, Jene Ann Mor • FACE RUMP laicy Oordera of East Greenwich. He has ^ree brothers, Brian, 4 9 ing allso includes an item to con rison, Nancy Mkflln, Jon Rosen 9, Peter, 4, and John, 2, and three Sisters, Leslie, 8, Jeanne, 6, sider and take action upon a ■nd Fhyih*, 14 montha. thal, Denis Mitchell, Linda Leon, ***** proposal ■to ifian a new town office DdbAfis Ellis and Elizabeth Dag OSCAR MAYER PURE PORK building in 1968, or later; and g ett Desrooher, Klmberiy Ann, daughter o f R'uasell E. and Judtth Lb. make recommendations for the Others taking part will be Ann Colltna Desrocher, Hartford. She woe born Mav 5 at Man Link Sausages 6 9 * financial arrangements to meet Kathie and Kristan Aronson, Ver chester Memorial HospKed. Her maternal grandmother is Mra. Sales the estimated cost of the new onica, Svizy and Janet Hoegler, Wllldain Fernotamacher, 112 Highland St. Her maternal grand aCHoe building. Debbie Donahue, Kathie Cavedon, father la William ColWn*. of Poquonock. Her paternal grand mother la Mrs. Riohert Prusala. POPULAR FANCY N. Y. IT A T i SAVE MONiY— GW JTAMM, TOOt PTA Elects Sara tind Cecily Shedhan, Terry • • • * PTA offlcera elected last eight Fetherston, Devrah Hahn, Cheryl SAVE for the coming year are Mr. and Cutting, Beth Ellen, daughter of RiMsell E and Shirley 1-lb. $ 1 Careers Zlnker, Cheryl Hyde, Cindy and Stetson Cutting, 66 Union St., Rockville. She was bom May 6 DOG Mrs. John McGuire, co-presidents; Mari Mldlin. Mrs. Harlln Bunn, ■vice president; at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents FOOD Oam Also, Suzy Huot, Kristan Brad- are Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Stetson of Poiter, Maine. Her paternal Mrs. William Smith, treasurer; lau, Nancy Rohan, Margie Johns, Tomato Juice 4 ^ 1 SSLaddie Boyi%12-*1 and Mrs. Albert Patch, secretary. grandmother Is Mrs. Frances Cutting of Kezar Falls, Maine. ^ Open! Judy Koppman, Mary Ellen Casa- j/TAryyAj, • *•**' Tonight from 7 to 9, registration llno. Abbey Ellis, Lynn l^h'wab, POPULAR TOP QUALITY PENN for the s'wlmmtng program, and Jenifer Katz, Paula Hurlburt, Shi- Bontow, Craig Alan, son of Herbert C. Jr. and Betty Sykes Little League, and the Babe Ruth san IPierce, Jane Karp, ^ ‘ula Barstow, 22 Diane Dr.. Vernon. He was bom May 3 at Man Nationwide is growing . . . chester Memorial Hospital.' His maternal grrandparents are Mr. SAVE League, will take place in the all Radding, Marianne Gold, Robin Kii; and a number o f new sales purpose room of the elementary Rogers, Marcia Leon and Kathy and Mm Harold Sykee, Pawtucket, R. I. His paternal g;rand- O t. positions are open now for school. Rook. iliii peirenta are Mr. and Mrs. H erbeit Barstow Sr., Elsmond, R. I. Floyd Sullivan ■will handle tick He has t'wo brothers, DouglM, 12, and Rcbert, 9; and one *ister, Mayonnaise qualified men and women. LIBBY'S 49* D Dutch Hoodies3^*1 Manchester Evening Herald Suzanne, 7. ets. ^ c k ie Midlln and LeaUe El • • * * You can earn while you Andover correspondent, Margery lison win ba la charge o f Hghts. learn, and you’ll sen 129 Montandon, telephone 742-8018. ill Rood, Shellene Mary, daughter cf WUUam Leellg' and Keren POPULAR ENRICHED WHITE— QUALITY PLUS THRIFT Ann McNamar Rood, Nekth Windham. She was bora May 7 at -NEW LOW PRICE- different, low-cost plans to TOMATO JUICE Mancheeter Memorial Hoepital. Her maternal grandparents are fit practically cvety need. U. S. C H O IC E Mr. and Mm Burton McNamar, 200 Woodland St. Her paternal Education Board I gT'andparents are Mr. and M m Francis Rood, Scotland, Oonn. For an tile facts o o starting i QUART ^ B! Ic * • • * • SEALTEST OR your own business ... or Meeting Tonight CREST BOTTLES Kibble, Daniel Clayton Jr., son of Daniel Clayton and Ann growing within a dynamic i i i MoOarty Kibble, 38 Kensington St. He was bom May 7 at Man HOOD MILK The board of education tonight TOOTHPASTE chester MemoriU Hospital. His maternal gfrandparents ore Mr. organization, contact: ROYAL2 Sind Mra. James MoGaTty o f Melrose, Mass. He has a brother, will dlacuas •dUcatlonal spedfloa- AL Thomas Jay, 2, and a alSter Ann Louise, 3%. Half tkxns for the Highland Park School REG. 69e m ***** Gallon with its proposed addition. STEAKS Browne, Paula May, daughter o f Kenneth M.’ ond J'eon Doty Container A 2 * 6 8 * I r e a d 2 3 3 The meeting ■will begin at 8:30 Browne, 92 Valley St. She was bom May 8 at Mancheeter Me pm. til the board room of Ben- NOW 57c LIBBY’S ICE CREAM - morial 79‘ Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Augustus Pennery, 65 Blssell St. Her paternal grandparents are D. J. N ARDIN I JR. net Junior High ■ School. An ex Mir. and Mrs. Oswald Woods of Torrtngton. ecutive session will begdn at 7:30 Top Round 16 OZ. **«*'* REPEATING INTRODUCTORY OFFER S88-B West Middle Tid:e. and not 7So as was lii- for the board to Interview a can oorrectly advertised In OR CREAM CORN 3 CANS . Klssnvui, David Paul, son of Poql C. and Claire LoForeet Mancheeter Shopping Porkade didate for dean of the Manchen- our ad last night. Klaaman, 3 Wedt St. He waa bom May 10 at Manchester Me BGcamG of OutstoncNii^ AceoptancG of Our 2 New Quality Producta Fhime 849-8200 ter community college. 47‘ HORMEL morial Hospital. His maternal gjandrmither la Mra. Vernice La- WITH lieports will be given by the Porterhouse Forest o f PNbner, Mhra. Hia paternid grandparonta ore Mr. 9 9 Produce Specials - AMMONIA chairmen of the personnel polidee SERVE and Mrs. Paul A. Kissmon, 810 Charter Oak St. He haa a slB- AN and finance oommlttee. A report ARTHURS HOT 12 OZ. ter, Patti, 8. . , , ATRONWHDi will also be given on the status of or CAN • • • • * U. S. NO. 1— M A IN E Popular P H r p o fG QUART 0 legislation invol'vlng education. DRUG STORE SPAM COLD Perkins, Ellen Ann, daughter of WiUham Frederick Jr., and A letter of resignation ivtll be 942 MAIN STREET - ABoe Liontz Perldna of Okustonbury. She waa bora May 8 at wTioiiwa IK ateim (;it. accepted and six staff appoint Sirloin 5- HERSHEY Manchester Memorial Hoapi'tal. Her maternal grandparents ore ments ■will be (Considered. Mr. and Mra. William R. Lontz of Akron, Ohio. Her paternal Plastic 16 OZ. muxkiarents are Mr. and Mra. WilMam E. Perkins o f Akron, Popular Fabric Softener lb CANS OMo. or Short CHOC. SYRUP 2 *▼ • * - • • 93 ' Therrlen, 0*11 Ann, daughter of Donald J. and Muriel Way POTATOES Therrien, 24 Diane Dr., Vernon. She waa bom May 8 at Man chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Frozen Foods and Mr*,' Tony Vecl of Blast Hartford. Her paternal g^randpar-- G R A D E " A " PARTI * . . Vanilla or Neopoli+an enta ore Mr. and Mra. Rene. Therrien of Wlndeor. She has two Paul Dodge Pontiac, Inc. SWEET LIFE NORTHWEST MARSHAL brothers, Mark Alan, 5, and Donald Joseph Jr., 8, and three sis- bera Obitstlne Muriel, 8, Lou Ann, 8, and Donna Jean, 2. Half Fruits & Vegetables SLICED STRAWBERRIES 3 $1 ***** ID-LB. B A G Hart, Joy Brian, son of Le(gi Jr. and Vivian Hartunlon. Hart,'266 Lake Rd., Andover. He was born May 7 at Mhnehes- ICE C R E A M Gal. RED, BIPE SARA LEE POUND CAKE lu.. ter Memorial Hospital. Hla maternal grandmother is Mrs. Rose SAVE 10c Reilly, MbkHetown. Hia paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Has Installed Birds EytDREra BEANS 2 'l£.45« Leon Hart Sr., Bklls Village. He has twtwo o hrothera, John, 8, and URGE, LUSCIOUS, RED Jomea 4; and a *Mer, Kathy, i% . WATERMELON lb.S° LIBBY’S LEHONADE 10 ^ 99c B oo, Patrick Ke'vln, son o f BMwaid R. and Ruth MoGilhcud- ENDECO 4y Rau, Taylor St., Taloottville. He w u bom May 9 at Man- Sava Hox. ^"W e cbeoter Memorial Hospital. ' His matenuff grandporenta ore Mr. Corn Niblets 6e Cans V a NATURAL SLICED and Mm. Joipaa MoGlUiouddy, Houlton, Malna > Q CRISP CUKES 3 ,.l9c • * * • • Instant Service Mayotte, Mary Beth, daughter of CUffoed J. Jr. and Helen JaM Mayotte, 381 E. Middle T^pka. She woa bora May 7 at STMWBERRIES ArmoHr Boef Stew ^ 8 9 * Swiss Cheese ManiobeBter Memorial Hoepital. Her maternal grandparents or* Mushrooms - Snow White Lb. 49c Mr. and Mra. R. J. Jolet, Glen Faka, N. T. Her paternal No More Waiting For Qliick Jobs grandparents ore Mr. and Mra. C. J. Mayante Sr., Hodoon Falls, 6 ox. Pkg. O N. T. Shw haa three sistera, Pamela, Amy and Ddborah. 3 9 * FIRM, RIPS •t • • • .* i C p in t SLICED X 7 Mufflers Installed — No Labor Charge EDUCATOR NABISCO SLICING TOMATOES Bakt 2 9 c HnlUo, Krista X oolse, daughter o f Richard Wayne and Pa NUT OOOKH18 , . . . 8 oa. pkg. 89e FIG NEWTONS ..8 OB. pkg. aOe tricia Stockwetl KolMo, 84'H elolne Rd. She was bora May 8 at BOX MancbsBter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal gronarents ore Front End Alignment— ^.95 Mr. and Mrs. David FhehM Stockwell, Faim lngtm . Her pat*:> NYLONGE CELLULOSE SPONGES LUCKY 6 o ir ^ * \ M l grandmother Is Mra. Me^rjorie K o llo , Westboro, Moss. She Can a has a riater, Susan Lee, 8. CALIFORNIA LARGE ICEBERG For Spring Cleaning No. 401 WHIP 39- • * * • • C an, Homa, Boats S Psk FREE inspection of exhaust system, brakes, tune-up. BtaMard, Jennifer Lynn, daughter o f J o sq fi John and Verna ill: 3 9 * 39* SA V I 10a Haje Hublond, Miriam Dr., Vernon. She was born May 7 at Mianebester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are front end ond carburetor. Mr. and Mra. John Hart, Kingsbury Ave., Rockville. Her pa- f o r ; -V- F I R S T F O O D tenial grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. Joee^ Hublord, 897 Wood- LEHUCE SCHRAFFT HARD CANDidS bridge I k. She has tfwo afartera, Leobe, S% and ABeon, 2. Tenoo MIcbele, rtaiigliter ef G em s Eugene and ^URBALLS, LIMON, MINT, M BA^ Cg| SAVE STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. W aate T«pG o*M BuUtvon, >2 GenoUl Dr., RopkvUa. She waa L b . bora May 10 at Monobester Memorial Htoi^>lt]ai. Her materael SNOW WHITE MUSHROOMS 39c ORANGE, BUHERSCOTCH *| K>R J , 14a ECONOMY «4« CENTER ST. — PLENTY OF FREE PARKING / gramKaner te Ztgmund TkrpRoaU, 22 Gerald Dr., Rocicvflia Her petemat grandparenta are Mr. and Miii. T. Omrge SuUlvea, 6 Paul Dodge Pontiac, Ijic, WoddeB Rd. She hoe a ateter, Denlee KatUeen. 2%. 25 EXTRA STAMPS HIGH QUALITY • GROCKRIES # MEATS • PRODUCE # LC^ PRICES • • * • • : Higley, IsMirai Anne, douffator of Hoberi A. and Kathleoa 25 EXTRA STAMPS S73 MAIN St. ~ MANCHESTER OPEN WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY TIU. 9 PJldH ^TU RDIfY TILL 4:30 P.I Bfaaatmgnr Higley, Boat Harizotd. She 'waa batn May 10 at PACKAGE OF CELERY HEARTS Maaeheater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal gram^parenU are ARCHWAY COOKIES NABISCO VANILLA WAFERS II ir J 1 II M r. and Mra. WBfaur Mea*atiG>r, Boat Haxtford. Her SUNSHtNi HYMOK ’ MIIBiM BUnBBCUF OOOK^ ' n 38r. f « d Mka. Etan9d E h *V-
T W E i q n r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN# THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1963 MANCHESTER. RVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MA^ 16, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-ONE
LITTLS SPORTS BY ROUS(»N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE .‘n . World News Boeing Union I Petersen-Peterson FREE DELIVERY Ai»w«r to Provlem' Piwlo In Brief A ;M . f» 9 P.M. ORS#(rCAISAf(.' T 3UST ) Collegiate Approves Pact, 9 THRSW /WVAY A * a o TICKET ON "ROCKET FUEL'* TO WIN— AND LONDON “ (AP)—Nigerian chief ARTHUR DRUD HE>< PAYING lO TO \f DRAT// ACSOSS 2 Exchange Anthony Enahoro was flown home Gets Back Pay premium 1 HAD A FORTUNE IN M Y . lN «w Hivon 3 Land pireela under guard early today to stand GRASP AND I LET IT univonily 4Hebr^ ascetic trial for treason after losing hia (Conttaiued from Page One) SCoUega chaar long legal battle for political TWICKLE THRO MV ^ 8 "RainoUn' 5 Rodent . FINGERS.' BUTYM.it— MV 6 Since asylum to Britain. • ! team will now work together,” he S-/L wrack from TICKET LANDED ON THIS GaorgU----- 7 King of the Nigerian authorities hustled the said. 12 Self.aataain Jews LEDGE/ X THINK X CAN 8 Bullfighter. fugitive aboa- -1 a chartered air Harold J. Gibson , Macliinists' | REACH IT/ (pi.) liner three hours after the House - BUGGS BUNNY IS Aiiia’i "----- 6 EnthuslasUe • vice president, said the union Notice of Reaaon’’ ardor of Oommans voted 247-190 to up "views approval of toe Boeing MHodgepodca lO^ote 50 Athena hold the government's, decision to rvE \ ^OKAXVOU CAN ^ TOO BAD, BUT 11____ CulljUlvated 32 Conduct deport him. 15 Rivar lilau 35Uth 51 DlapaUbed agreement as a major step toward JOHN POSTMA R N ISH EO > HAVE A LL VOU THAT'S THE DEAL! 16 Rocky pinnacle 19 Foreiather The ^ b o - opposition charged 21 Pea container 39 Iroquolan 53 Speed eonteel Industrial harmony to the aero- ' Watch and Clock Repalrtaf YfEEDIN'.eLMERi CAN CARRYl 17 Rabuaa Indian 54 Feminine that his deportation would violate space Industry.” HOW ABOUT fW/IN' 18 Flowerf 23 Persian fairy appellatim 30 Unfolded 25 Droops 42 Ooei by Britain’s tradition of asylunl for The acceptance brought praise SIO Main St., IHanehMtar ^AdEOFFINCARROTB ^PHOOE^ 1 26 Exude 43 Musical 55 Eadeamient political refugees. The government 22 Clamp direction term from union leaders in Wicliita, U K E VA THAT'S 24 Drone bee 27 Climbing pUnt replied that criminal, not political, Kan., where workers last month 28 Shatter 45 Agiina 58 University In PROMISED’ AGVP.' 25 Dlaaodatad 47 Coniteilatlon D illai (ah.) charges had been raised against helped shape an 877 vote defeat WILL BE CLOSED 2 0 ParUining to 30 Biblical name 89 Number / dower 49 Valley (poet.) Enahoro, 40, and he was assured of a proposal much like toe one a fair trial to Nigeria, a member finally approved. FOR SUMMER 33 Friend (Fr.) 5 6 r 5” T" iA IT 34 Acet 2 r * r ” of the British Commonwealth. The contract provides Ixiosts of Jiuie To A fter Labor Day 36UnCloia (poeL) 13 14 The chief fled to Britain after 22 to 32 cents hourly improvement 37Whltney'i IR the Nigerian government accused invention i in employe rating, union security 38 Small iiland i8 13 IT him of plotting to overthrow It. and other benefits. Present scales 40Paature He had been under arrest since range from $1.9 3 14 to $3.27% an 41 Paces 18 „ R6 ii November. hour. 44 Oldest U.S. F^irst pay raises will appear in university iU MOSCOW (AlY) — Mlkliall A. Toomey Gets Wings, Pilot’s License M eKT TIM E’ 46 Indonesian of Suslov, the Soviet Communist par June 7 checks. The retroactive DON'T BE Mindanao W k 27 a SO 31 ty's top theoreUclan, will head his pay, amounting to about $7 mil T-IC >miwwiAt»^Tit^mw.n. ^ HASTYs 48 School-----a 3 party's team to talks opening Cadet Capt. John P. Toomey aviation under the direction of the training, he will be commissioned lion for all the affected workers, ATTIC FANS ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 49 Women's S3 b r July 6 with the Chinese Commu son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Federal Aviation Agency. He is a second lieutenant in the Arm y dates back to Sept. 16 when the Bi ready for the hot weather j college 1 ■1 nists on the ideological differences Toomey,, 23 Lyndale St., has re a company commander. Reserve. old contract expired. It will ap ahead with a H UNTER A T 52 Strayed i) ■ 3 8 39 46 . 56 Brew In the Communist world. ceived his wings and private pilot's A fter graduation June 8 from Toomey will report for' active pear in June 21st paychecks. TIC F A N installed in your ALL RIGHT, SIR KNIGHT, ...IF MXI WONT FIGHT, I'VE OH, MY HAT.' \ OH, DON'T ...RATHER REJOICE AT THE 1 1 A Tass announcement said Sus license through the University of toe university with a B.S. degree duty Nov. 11 at FT. Benning, Ga. home. Complete with fan r V E HAP B«3USH OT NO CHOICE OTHER THAN TO ) IMMEDIACY WITH WHICH I CARNIVAL 57 Devotee IT 42 M Y LOVELY MOURN ITS BY DICK TURNER 60 Bargain event lov, a member of the Presidium Maine ROTC program. in forestry, he will report for a A fter three months there, he will louvers and ail carpentry | THIS rOOUSHNESS/ It> LEAN A BIT HEAVIER h a t ' ^ PASSING, MY EXPEDITE TOUR REUNION! 61 Unnp.irated 77 Billion Have Lived PREFER BESTING VOU ON—THIS BLAPEf FRIEND... 4 T ^ H of the party Central Committee, He wa-s one of eight students six-week tour of duty at Ft. be assigned to Camp Rucker, Ala., work. IN COMBAT, HOWEVER- 62 Dutch'bdcle 1 will be as.sisted by the Soviet am selected for specialized training in Devens; Ayer, Mass. A fter the for Army flight training. 63 California io BT ST 11 n Washington .— "H o w many WILSON university bassador to Peking, Stephan V. people have ever lived on earth?” Unit.) Chervonenko: Y uri Andropov, 56 I59 DU 85mm shells” Wednesday onto toe tralists did not return toe fire. leased 2,279 persons from prison The Population Reference Bureau ELECTRICAL CO. 64 Dines head of the department for liaison 65 Sol Muong Phan air strip, toe chief Nothing was said about damage today in an amnesty marking toe answers this frequent question by b3 with CDommunist and workers par 649-4817— 633.7376 66Gunlock catch ST E“ supply channel for neutralist Gen. or casualties. second anniversary of the military saying, "About 77 billion.” Four ties of Socialist countries; Leonid Kong Le's be.sieged forces. SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Pre-Season Prices! DOWN iS U coup. They included 61 political per cent of that total — about ■ 1, U E. Ilyichev, in charge of ideologi The communique said the neu South Korea's military regime re prisoners. 1 CoUege ,J3 three billion — are alive today. I i: -----book cal affairs for the central commit tee. and Boris '. Ponomarev who looks after relations with foreign Communist parties. STOREWIDE LOW PRKESi PUH) STAMPS A-PLENTY! NO DOUBT ABOUT IT-AtP HELPS... VIENTIANE,. Laos (AP) — Pre OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS mier Prince Souvanna Phouma's office today reported a new Path- et Lao attack on a neutralist posi 9 INI W NIA. I«« T M Ih m P»» OH NO.IDOMT BOY, I AINT/ I eUESS w h a t HE'S TBYIN' TO tion in the Plaine des Jarres. HAVE TO DO I MUSTA tSOOFEPOFF SAY IS, VOU CANT START ANY CRAM TOO MUCH AN'NOW ! VOUR CAR WITH A A communique said toe pro- Communist forces lobbed "some PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERMEER MING—I'VE CAN'T S E E M TO G E T TO DEAD b a t t e r y , BUT LANCE CPL. AND MRS. KENNETH L. PETERsfe!Ij°‘° K E P T UP WITH THINKING STRAIGHT/ •/OU M IGHT G ET rr MV STUP1E& GINCE MOU AREN'T COIN'IF • THAT'S YOUR TROUBLE!) I'M / i t s n o t AND I’M p r e t t y GONNA BE BUSY, GOMeBODYTOfilVE Miss Janet Wilson wras maid of LA7Y.. SHIFTLESS... ' t r y i n g TO THAT 1 T R Y WELL PREPARED MAYBE YOU 'iDU A SH O VEf Hoopeiston, RL, became the bride honor. She wore a rose sheath « THAT INCONSIDERATE! /THINK WHAT FOR FINAL COULD-UH- o f Lance Opl. Kenneth L. Petersen dress and carried a Colonial bou EXAMS.' WELL— o f Urbana, 111., May 6, at Christian WINDOW SHADES , ALL TCXJ , YOU'D LIK E quet, HAVE TO DQI FOR YOUR Church in Hoopeston. Robert Troutnuin, brother-in-law 'The bride is the daughter of Mr. of the bridegroom, >was best man. Grean, W h i t e r Eeru ‘,CARLVLE BIRTH- If yoU'fe riot getting all the savings you should—or you’re worried alsout quality when you -?r DAT.' t and Mrs. John J, Peterson' of Mrs. Peterson wore an aqua lin Washable Hoopeston. The bridegroom, a for en dress with white accessories save — then you should be shopping at A&PI The storewide low prices at A&P assure you )) mer Manchester resident, is the and a white carnation corsage. HOLLAND FINISH of savings every week. And you can be confident that you're saving on fine-quality fo^ s son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. The bridegroom’s mother wore a . all guaranteed to please! V\/hat's more, at A&P you also have a chance to save valu Petersen of Urbana and the grand pink flowered nylon jersey dress $2.30 Made._ to Order able Plaid Stamps . . . good for thousands of fine gifts! Start this Week — take the if out son of Mr. and Mrs. (3arl Peter with white accessories and carna With Your Kolleri sen, 101 Crestwood Dr. tion corsage. of thrift . . . shop A&Pl The Rev. John Aapley, pa-stor of A reception for 75 was held in FULL LINE OF CUSTOM Christian Oiurch, performed the the home o f the bride’s parenits. SUPER-RIGHTowrr.i\“i\io n I QUALITY,vj^u m l i i t , BONELESS, n HEAVY,o WESTERN, CORN-FED STEER BEEF double ring ceremony. Mrs. Robert TrojiLman, sister of VENETIAN BLINDS Given in marriage by her fnthePi the bridegroom, aaslsted. T h e the bride wore an aqua boucle Top or Bottom Round ‘!r w y-u street-length dress with elbow- Calif., where Lance Cpl. Petersen length gloves and a white hat. is stationed •wrlth the U.8. Marines. PAINLCO. She carried a white Bible and or L^nce Cpl. Petersen attended (FACE RUMP lb 79c) LB chid. ROASTS BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL Manchester schools. 72.3 Main St., Tel. MI 9-4501 *‘Treat you like a child, do I? Well, this should niftke SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, FRESH, TENDER AND MEATYM (SPUT or CUT-UP lb 31c) F HEV, here comes you feel grown up— ^you’re going to be FOR THE LAST TIME, m O M ) . NOW \ broke all next w eek!" South Windsor WD. 1 W04T PLAV WfTHv W ONT BE READY-to-COOK HEROES^RE^AAD^^^IOT^lORh^^i^^jijj^ii^^^^j^^y^. 5-16 ' A A tS/'.PAkA I LONESOME! Water Co. Extending Lines MEN'S and WOMEN’S HecKl KEDS CHICKENS W HOLE 2V2.3 Ibt LB BEN CASEY Super-Right 3rd to 6th Ribs e f % ( . CAP'N JOHN'S FAVO m tSI To Supply 2 Developments ONE LOW PRICE! SPECIAL SALE! Rib Roast Short Cut LB 3 7 For a limited time only. Teke advantage of the b:g Haddock Fillets I u rx6 iip *' SUCH A TINY HI, PONALP, AAAIL'S late I OH, SUSAN, BE A GOOP The Connecticut W ater Co. hoe" On Saturday, the Grade 8 'cur Mvingi on the 3-pound lizttl GREETING, PEAR? AGAIN TDPAX ANP... / BUNNY ANP PUT THESE P a ir announced it has acquired and is *4.95 JUICY, FLAVORFUL LB I LSMS 3 9 ° HAVEABADNKJHT? . OOOP6, excuse ME! rent events club will tour West- Ground Beef 49'^ Cod Fillets over A ir Force Bose, accompanied MILD MELLOW COFFEE SA V E 20c now operating the water system and not $4.76 as was in NXDDMK 1II a m C which serves Woodland Acres off by Capt. Charles Argenta, in honor, correctly advertised in our Breaded Portions ex coo m V T of Armed Forces Day. A chartered ad last night. Eight O'clock 3 BAG I 39 Bologna or Liverwurstsup^r^h, ib39^ A very St, The service area in bus will transport the group. Total Breaded Shrimp 10 M XKc 6 5 ' cludes Woodland Dr., and High expenses for the trip have been RICH FULL-BODIED COFFEE SAVE 22c land, Dak and Ltiurel Sts. earned by. the cliib by collecting pk Fried Shrimp 7 SI ri(s y 9 ' newspapers and selling fountain ALLING Fronkforts 2 '189' P. D. Bradford, managei: of the ■ 7 ez nte 5 9 ' pens. RUBBER CO. f A e x t r a p l a id s t a m p s w it h I# I . 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illACTURED SIGNS VOU CAM t W i ^HAKE me Braves ^ Boh OPF ALU AfTECNOOM Herald Angle 10 Runs Plenty as Tech Downs Lyman In Top Performance By HOWtE HOLCOMB V-' Assistant Sports Editor NEW YORK (AP)—Mil. ,'t>tvro-out slnglo in the 13th InnlW >oiTund on a passed haU. The Iomi Len Monroe and gave the Dodgers a 8-2 trl- went w to Johnny Kllppstein, 1-3. Eagles Avenge Early Def eat waukee’s Bob' Hendley made umph over Philadelphia. Coaches Combatting CIAC Limitations ' like Sandy Koufax of the Los In other National League ac OIANT8-PIIlATl»— Among other moves made at the annual meeting May 1, Angeles Dodgers. ' Koufax tion, . first-place San Francisco The Giants broke a scoreless He Hits Homer didn’t. edged Pittsburgh 4-8, Cincinnati against loser Don Cardwell in the the CIAC voted to set a starting date of Nov. 16 for basket- Despite Van’s Two Homers While Koufax was making his belted Chicago’s Cubs 10-2 4^id the fifth after Orlando Cepeda led o***'«• a boon to the the back home of (TV) their Van, the Ram varsity catcher singled two runs home, Dave with a neat game-«iding double j reached first when Frank Bolling the third run on Ken Boyer’s sin fihait there was no need for hold the Rangers ran wild In posting a who’s been out of action with a gle before Hendley worked out of Frank Robinson led the Reds, Viara's one baser got two more play, typical of RockviUe’s frus booted his grounder. lo g back th* stsut of practice, fan. W hen something unusual 10-6 triumph for their second In a split finger, turned pitcher yester tration and East Catholic’s ability the Jam. Menke homered for the collecting a single, double and tri row, both achieved at their home in and still another single — by That seemed to unsettle, Hend than jamming the schedule all to- happened on the field (like a day. He was the victim of shoddy to oome up with the key play. ley. who was then tagged for a first Braves’ run in the third in ple, driving in three runs and brisk exchange of fistlcuffk) the field. Mike Masiuk — got Viara, home ----- to get flMshod for the support (and eight solid ECH.S from second; » triple to right center by Curt ning and ■ Milwaukee continued to stealing a base. Jim Maloney, 6-1, •iCau cameramen were told to keep Gaining back to back triumphs Summary; Routed First by Fire Then Red Sox was the winner, Glen Hobble, 1-4 hits). The big guy did his beet on The final run was Tom Bavier’s Kaat (8) Flood for the first St. Louis hit. pound Curt Simmons, who lost his ’^ v thabr trained on the struggle, not swltoh mia>rked the first time this feat JAKE JAQUITH Before Hendley regained his first after five victories. the loser. j ^ j t o o i r own soho^la, jo a suboUtute shot (like a fan clobbering his c 1 r c U1 tj, solo homer in the top of the sixth. • • • vvos accomplished in several years clouts — each with a man oh — Mnsitik, If ...... composure, the C^dinals had two « • • own chompim and lot eating„ a hot dog or a pennant for a Ranger nine. In 'achieving The victory upped East Cath Leach, cf ...... 5 Trinity Co-Captain NEW YORK (AP)—It was,^Sox, who scored a 7-4 victory over ning of the first game put it out*** INDIANS-A’s— ^ MET8-COLT8— go whore it might. In the third and sixth frames. The olic's record to 7-2 on the season Bavler. 2b ...... 4 of reach. He had a three-run more hits and three runs. But DODOERS-PHn-S— flapping In bhe breeze) as the NFL this feat. Coach Tony lYAngona’s Hurley, lb ...... 2 Detroit. Grant allowed only a double by WHITE-SOX-'nOERS , Falrly’s run - producing single A1 Jackson sparked two rallies TMo, of ooursa, was radicsl, but second was "the longest high and brought revenge to the Eagles a tough day for the Ix)s Ange Mudcat Grant blanked Kansas homer in the nightcap, and scored nothing could dim the perform does, thereby Ignoring the fight crew had to come from behind, Alubicki c ...... 4 Wayne Causey and a single by Ron Hansen keyed a five-rtm with singles and drove in a run M might hsW proved a point. school home run I’ve ever seen,” for an earlier 13-1 defeat at the Sullivan. 3b ...... 2 One of the few depend- les Angels. First they were City 1-0 on a two-hitter for Cleve the winning run in Uie eighth in ance of the 24-year-old left-hand gave Koufax his fifth victory in ki hopes It will go away. Gcorihg twice In the second frame Chuck Essegian and retired 13 fifth inning for the White Sox with six decisions. The Dodger south with a sacrifice fly as he won his Haas* li JMtls xwod of oramming said Elegle Coach Don Bums. hands of the same Ramlet nine. Cipola. rf ...... 4 land and Baltimore whipped ning. er, who pitched probably the fin to erase a 3-2 Lebanon advantage. Viara. na ...... 2 ables with Trinity’s var routed out of their hotel by a men in a row over one stretch is a bases-loaded single and Dave paw had been' lifted for a pinch fourth against three losses for the och odulss into a^Miort apooo of Now the AFL has come up with But all the drives did was cut The defeat stopped Flast Calhol- Washington 7-1 on Milt Pappas’ Stuart lifted his runs batted' in his outstanding effort against Kan est game in his three seasons in another move guaranteed to help 'The success also avenged an DUSTY LEAGUE Kinel. p ...... 3 sity baseiball team tbit fire( then routed out of Fen Nicholson stroked a two-run hom the majors. hitter at the start of the inning Mets. Jackson scattered six hits Ubm juot to get ute tourney go down East Catholic’s margin. The (c'o win streak at three and dup- three-hitter in other night games, total to 24 and increased his home sas City. Tito Francona drove in er in the victory over Detroit. Iteelf. 'Phe league recently passed earlier 5-3 loss to Lyman. Cheney Totaln: way Park by a fiery first Koufax was touched for 11 hits, after striking out 10 or more in and had allowed only an unearned ing- TTm poat-aeeaon Olooslc JteeU Exploding for seven runs hi ...... 30 8 8 18 spring is Wes Feshler, while the New York Yankees run production to 7, both marks both Indian runs with a first in Juan Pizarro won his third with legislation giving a boost to the has now won twice in five outings. Rnrkville (4) but struck out 12 and won his a game for the 43rd time. Jim run when John Bateman brought waw run through In a hurried fash their first turn at the plate, BA above, of Manebestey. baseman. edged Minnesota 4-8 in the only high among the league leaders. ning single. out loss, but needed help from Jim the Colts close in the ninth with two down-trodden clubs, the New Gaining his second success on ab r h p,t a e rbl fourth in a row when Ron Fairly Gilliam scored the winning run ion this season, albeit it W s not Ca.'ituncuay, ns 0 1 The third baseman, play Dick Stuart, who says he’s wor day game. But Stuart, hitting only .280, says * * * Brosnan in the eighth. York Jets and the Oakland Raid the mound was Dan' Mullen who Club went on to defeat Clarke’s * « « drove in the decisive run with a after singling and moving to sec- a three-nm homer. enUreiy the fault of the tdunna- Battlers Leading In Women’s Group SlaivicKi...... 3b . 1 0 0 ried about his hitting, drove In he isn't satisfied. ORIOLES-SKNATORS-^ • * • ers. worked the first tour and one- Insurance, 10-8, at Charter Oak Silver lb ...... 4 0 2 4 0 0 0 ing his third season with seven runs on two homers—one a msnt dlraaton. A date chahge third innings. W hen he Injured Bilchcri. rf ...... 4 0 0 2 0 0 0 RED SOX-ANGELS— ‘‘Even if I drive in 100 runs and Pappas. 3-0 for the Season, re YANK8-TWIN8— Particularly in need o f help are Park lest night. the Bantams, is also co grand slam—and led Boston to a A three-alarm fire in the Hotel tnoda k nenaggnty to push the his shoulder, Jake Jaqulth remov .NfcCiiv, rf ...... 4 0 2 1 0 4) 0 hit 30 homers, I wouldn’t be happy tired 18 Senators in order at one Elston Howard’s eighth inning the Jots who failed' to sign any Jack Hanley led the winners The Battlers of Manchester took Ailam.s. If ...... 3 11 0 0 0 0 captain. Feshler is a doubleheader sweep of the Angels, Somerset in Boston chased the If I 'hit for the batting average I slats together and oaiwed teams to ed his catching gear, strolled to ’ Paul Correnti of Manche.ster stretch in his three-hitter. He lost single drove in the tie-breaking draft picks as the bankgupt club with a perfect three for three the lead in the Women's Cham Clark. 2h ...... S o 1 I 2 1 0 9-S and 7-6 Wednesday night. Angels from their rooms in the have right now,” he said. pl|W a lot of games in a few daya. the mound and tossed hitless and moved into second place in the Rcmklcwicz. c ___ 3 1 19010 product of local Little his shutout when Ken Retzer hit run for the Yankees, who handed was i » for sale and the league, ndght at bat. Karl Komor had three pionship Division of the State Stuart's heroics propelled the early morning hours and the slug Bill Monbouquette went the dis an eighth inning homer. Jim Gen the stumbling Twins their 11th But the ttuAm rema^ Before runless ball the rest of the way. Men’s All-Events Division with a VanOurtenhove, p . . 3 2 20004 League, American Le actually, had to pick up player for four tor the 16sers. An error Duckpin Tournament last night nine game total of 1,249. Leader surprising Red Sox Into second ging Stuart finished the rout at tance lor the first game victory, tile, Jackie Brandt and Jerry long — by 1966 at tuiy rate — Highlight of the eight-hit Che Totals; ...... 31 4 11 IS 3 3 4 loss in their last 14 games. Mickey salariM at the end of the 1962 less defense helped the BAs to with a 1,788 total. Action con gion and high school place In the American League, one Fenway Park. beating Bo Belinski, and Dick Ra- Adair had homers lor the Mantle had a two-run homer in thare will be leae time for coaohee ney offense was a long home run In the action Is Nick Troasky of Ka.st ...... 2 0 .3 0 0 1 0—8 season. their victory. tinues through Sunday at the Rockville ...... 0 0.„2 0 0 2 0—4 ball. game back of the CSilcago White His grand slam in the third in datz won the second in relief. Orioles. the sixth for the Yanks. 9 THE®;. to prepare teams for the ooming to the opposite field by Len Mon New Britain with a 1,293. season. 'Ihus less time to teach To help the Jets and Raiders, roe In the third inning when the BA Club .. ^^.701 020 X 10-13-0 Holiday Lanes. The Battlers moved HR VanOudenhove 2 Bavler; SB; ahead of the previous leader. Pace Ma."iuk Leach. Bavler 2. Hurley 2. fundeimentals. the other six clttos were ordered verdict was iced. Monroe, Cheney’s Clarke’s ...... 121 100 3 8-15-3 Firing over a dog with a pistol CIfK'lla. Viara 2: DP: Viara to Bavler Most folks don’t like mosquitos, * « s to put 25 veterans and half the biggest sticker this spring. "aLso Conn and Hanley; Fowler and Con.sLniction Co. five of Bloom or lightly-loaded gun while he's to IIm'le.\*: BR: Kinel 1. VanOurlenhove but swallows and martins do. And rookies and free agents on an collected a triple. He drove in Hall. field, with games of 592, 584 and eating may help condition him to a ,3: SO- Kinel 5. VanOufienhove 9; HBP: a single bird can gobble them up Two Homers Spark Double Win 612. Pace has a 1,765 total. By VanOiidenhove (Viara); B; Van- Syracuse Nats Change Hands' Alregdy an Out unavailahle list. 'Hie others are two runs and scored twice. Mullen gun In the field. Oudenhove. at the rate of 300 per hcnir. Already some high school eoach- up for grabs. New York and Oak also clouted a three base hit. CHURCH LEAOU^ land will be able to pick one as have come up with an "out." Uttle Bill Schick also collected Everyone in the lineup got a Subject to League Approval AMERICAN LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE ’Ihsy'rs becoming Instructors in veteran each from the other six two safeties and dented the plate Stuart Goes on Spree clubs. The Jets can take two free hit and everyone scored tor Clvlt- Mantle (6), Yankees; Wagner W. L. Pet. O.B. summer basketball camps and twice. an at Mt. Nebo as they routed Li (8 ), O. Thomas (4), Angels; X- agents and one rookie from each SYRACUSE, N.Y. (A P )—Sub-‘?>are a group of businessmen not Chicago ...... 20 12 .626 — taking along some of their play- Summa berty Mutual, 24-6. Buzz Keeney Stuart 2 (1), Red Sox; ' Gentile club while Oakland will be offered Chfui.y (10) Ject to league approval, the Syra connected before with sports. He Boston ...... 17 11 .607 1 sra as students in the camp. had a perfect night with a homer, (7) , Brandt (5), Adair (l),Ortolea; New York ...... 16 12 .671 2 There's nothing ■wrong with this a chanoe at one free agent from RD r h po a p rbl cuse Nationals of the National said Ekldie Gottlieb, former owner With Long Ball for Sox every other club. Schick, rf ...... 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 double, triple and two singlee to Basketball Association have been of the Philadelphia 'Warriors, is Rcitaer (1), Senators; Nicholson Kansas City ...1 8 14 .563 2 praotlce—that's what the cam{>a MuUeit n-s ...... 3 2 1 0 6 1 2 drive in eight runs tor the win There is no question but that the Marsh. 3h ...... 4 1 0 1 3 0 1 sold to a group of Philiadelphia not a member of the group. He (8 ) , White Sox. Baltimore ...... 18 14 .563 2 or* for. And if the instructor and Monroe If .. ners. Cleveland ...... IS 18 .500 4 the Instructess happen to be from AIFIL needs a team in New York...... 3 2 2. 1 n 0 2 businessmen ■who plan to move refused to identify the business X-One grand slam homer...... BOSTON (A P )— “ Don’t boo the Stu” and “ There Goes the St’s the biggest city in the world Delconte. as-c1 ...... 4 0 1 2 3 1 1 Dick Lemieux oolleoted a single NATIONAL LEAGUE Los Angeles . . . 17 110 .472 6 the 'ss4is school so much to their lARoae. aa-2b) ...... 2 1 0 4 1 0 0 the clitb to Philadelphia. men and when asked if he thought Hose’’ are the dual battle cries at Fenway Park today. and the prestige of just the name Jaquith. c-p ...... 2 1 1 3 4 and a double and scored twice for Bateman (4), Colts; Brodc (2), Detroit ...... 12 19 .387 V/, stfivaRt^s. 1 0 Sale o f the olub for $500,000 the league would approve of them, Stu is slugging first baseman Dick Stuart and the Hose In the team standings is worth the Tomko cf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 -iberty. Tom Douglas scored one was announced late last night by said: “these men are reputaiWe.” Cubs; Menke (4), Braves. W ashington____ IS 21 . .382 8 But there a n drawtutoks. First Jarvis, lb ...... 2 1 1 9 0 0 1 run and drove in two more. Minnesota ...... 11 20 .366 8 */^ there iws to be cooperation (and time and money the loop is using Markateln. 2h...... u 0 0 0 0 0 owner Dan Biasone, who said, are the Boston Red Sox. Both are doing very well for each to keep a team in business. I ...... 347 604 X 24-22-6 Philadelphia has been without Wednesday’s Results EVELYN MoOAULET cash) from parents as the week in “It simply got to be Impossible an NBA franchise since the War other, thank you. GINNY CLARK Needless to say, last season was Totals; ...... 27 10 8 21 17 8 7 Liberty ...... 220 Oil 0 6-11-8 to operate." The Nats had been Stuart, target of a lot of boom New York 4, Minnesota 8. school (camp) must be paid tor. I.ymnn (A) riors were sold and moved to Trin Club Unbeaten place In the American League on chaotic. “ Hysberlcal Harry" Wia- _ ah r h po ap rbl iiencvento and Rybezyk, Butkus fixtures in Syraxjuse for 17 years ing this season—his first here Boston 0-7, Los Ang^eles S-6. Then too, only some of the play- San Francisco before last season. the victories, one game behind Balthnore 7, Washington 1. •rs can attend. Others, tor a va mer had the team, its coaches, Ortiz. 2b-p ...... 4 1 1 0 2 0 0 (4); Dimitri and Broberg. but despite their 48-32 record and AMHERST, Maas. (A P )—Trin since being obtained from Pltta- Chicago. They hold a one-game players and fans in a constant up Slate, c ...... 3 2 1 5 0 0 0 second place finish in the Eastern birngh — slammed two mighty Cleveland 1, Kansas City 0. riety c f reasons, just can’t go Pier*, rf ...... t f . . . 3 0 0 1 0 0 1 ity has posted its first undefeated lead over New York, Kansas City along. roar. Any of the players with an Gouln. 2b-lf ...... 4 0 1 3 2 0 1 REG LEAGUE Divialan last season, the oliib lost outdoor track secuson in 100 years. home runs last night to pace the Chicago 7, Detroit 4. Mllkowskl. lb ...... 3 114 0 10 College Baseball and Baltimore. Today’s Games Four Survivors ounce of Hterery ability could Spotting the opponents six runs $30,000. Trinity romped to a 98-33 ■victory Red Sox to a sweep of a twi-night But the coaches imdoubtedly write a sure best-seller by retell rreeman. cf ...... 3 1 0 3 0 0 0 The series with the Angels feel half a loaf is better than Haddad. .3h ...... 3 1 0 1 in the first Inning, Telephone Co. Although the Philadelphia group over Amherst yesterday and closed doiJbleheader with the Los Angeles Los Angeles (Osinskl t-0) at ing the often hilarious, often tragic Columbia 3, 'Yale 1. 'Winds up this afternoon with Earl Boston (Wilson 3-2). ned their flw t 12 Bob Scanlon two for the winners. Semifinalists in the annual Women’s Town Tot Pin Bowl gomes and flndohed 1-1« for the lARose, Jaqulth (2). Jarvis. Slate; greeted reliefer Art Fowler in the Minnesota at Cleveland, (N ). ing Tournament are Ginhy Clark, Joan Konarski, Evelyn Mc from Manchester played as units »AC: Monroe; t.OB: Cheney 3 Lyman Ed White and Burt Webb each hod third winning of the twl game, Chicago at Baltimore, (N). iBi'-last season’s summer loop and mason. They are planning a switch 4; HIW off; Mullen 4 for 6 runs In three safeties for Army Sc Navy. to Kansas City before next faU. 4 1/8 innlnfus: Dizialo 3 for 4 runs In 2 starter Bo Belinsky having just Loo Angeles at New York, (N). Cauley and Diane Willis. The semifinal round is scheduled prolMhly other groups will do the Innings: Jaqulth 0 for 0 runs In 2 2/3 Telephone .'.,.020 301 6 11-10-1 departed after loading the bases. Kansas City at Boston, 8 p.m. Friday night at 7 :30 at the Parkade Lanes with the two win same 'thia year Sudden thought: — Wouldn’t k Innings Ortiz 5 for 6 runs In 4 In Army Sc N avy.600 022 0 10-13-3 It made the score 7-1 and insured Detroit at Washington 2, twl- ners clashing for the championship®'------:------A . long V basketball remain. nings; PB: Jaqulth 2: WP: Ortiz 1, Sauer and McDowell; Langford nlght. le No. 1 spectator snort in the „* .**'*“ Athletics Dxlalo 1, Mullen J; W: Mullen: L; Bill Monbouquette’s third triumph. Sunday afternoon at 1. but Mrs. Willis rolled a 539 scratch the No. 1 spectator sport in the moving out? Ortiz. and Omeo. Hia second home nm—and sev Closest match of last night’s triple, averag;lng 179 per game stote schools, snd the one that The Jets, formerly the Tltanfl, enth this year—came off Ken Mc NATIONAL LEAGUE quarterfinals ■was between Mrs. pwya the billa in many cases, there expect to have a new home in W. L. Pet. OJB. with no help. Bride after Frank Malzone and Willis and Wanda Kaselauskas. Other results were: Oiony ■will be emphasis on winning. And the fall. The new stadium at Lou Clinton had singled in the San Francisco 21 18 .618 __ After losing the first game, 181 to the coach that wants to keep St. Louis ...... 19 16 .548 2i/, Clark def. Mary Roedlger, Joaui __ ■ a------r ,— ^ Flushing jKL«aaow8Meadows asis usiealisted loto open open Alumni Junior Rosters Set^ third inning of the second game. 176, Mrs. WllUs came back to 'win Konarski def. Toni Fogarty and ^ the Meta about 25 Los Angeles .. 18 16 .629 8 two straight, 204-151 and 207-182. The drive cleared the high screen Pittsburgh ..;. 16 16 JH6 S'/j Eve McCauley def. Marge Pettln- rulings home daitee and the Jets a full sea- in left center field. notwithstanding. oon at the new park. Chicago ...... 17 16 JS16 8 'A The above scores include handi grlll, all by 2-^ scores. ^ « * « Several More Coaches Sought Stuart now has 24 runs batted Cincinnati ....1 6 16 .484 4iA caps (based on 70 per cent of 200 Joan Konarski had high single ’Thlo new atmosphere will draw in and is among the league lead Phtladelphks ..16 17 .469 6 with a maximum of 30 per g^ame) for the night with 217. AiXi Fights Back a few fans this season, the tie-in ers in both home runs and RBI. Milwaukee ....16 19 .467 6 i«nrun #S‘M*for ewita*our rrtAnmvmoney. Coughlin, BUI Pollnski, Dick La- groimder. . Here, Nixon came Today’s Games Over Support for Mets The Amerioan League will play O olx, Steve Simpson, Mark Ware, through 'With his two-bagger to Cincinnati (OTToole 6-2) at Oiil- ell games at Charter Oak Pork Steve Shorrock, Dennis Gagnon, the W t field wall, scoring Stuart. oago (Jackson 4-4). and the National Leag^ue at Keeney Dave Machell, Ray Pace, Mike ^ one-or-two-of-a-kind Dick Radatz pitcher the last two St. Louis (W a^bum 6-2) at St. Park. Kleinschmldt, Jim Leber. and one-third Innings for the Red MUwaukee (Lemaster 1-1). NEW YORK (AP) — The dates, have drawn 173,069 Floral Tributes and Cadillacs Coaches of each teem will con- CARDS— Coach Chet BycUioUki. Sox in the second game and re Netw Yoik (Hook 1-4) at San fan frenzy sweeping this over paid admissions. Ihe Meta toot their players regarding prac Bob Dotchln, Don Darling, Andy c e iv e the victory. He is 3-1. Mon- the underdog New York Mets have attracted 296,684 In 16 tire specials Francisco (O’Dell 4-0). tice sessions. The teams without Kearns, Bill Lofstron, Dave Car bouquelte went the distance in the erven has the Yankees talking home appearancee. Philadelphia (Hamilton 2-0 ) or Highlight Lipscomb Services coaches wUl be oontooted by the rier, Ken Yl2ailt8ky, Steve Gos- opener, scattering nine hits. Green 1-0) at Hooelba (Drott 1-0). —to .themselves. Trailing . moot of the time league (commissioner for pracUoe gllin, Steve Goaselin, -B ill Helm, (N)., Publicly Yankee officiala yesterday, the Yanks won seeslons. Anyone Interested in Bob Bycholskl, Steve Malkenson, Pittsburgh (Schwall 2-1) at Los are saying iwbhing. B ehind two rune in the 'eighth^, with DiETROIT (AP)~G ene (Big'^ early last Friday. His uncon- coaching ahoud contact Commis Mike Heffron, Elmer O’Dell, Bill ^ ★ tires with recently discontinued tread designs" $ Sox Go LRtin Angeles (Podres 1-8) (N ). dosed doors it is something Elite Howard’s single''scoring IDoddy) Lipscomb, a 290-pound s(:ioua form was found slumped sioner Robprt Oarisoti. All games SuloLs, Jamefl Richardson. Friday's Games else again. Mickey Mantle with the tie- goUaith of'"the National Football over a table in the apartment of v.lU' be played diitlaig bhe week METS—Coach Ernest Benson. ★ tires taken off new cars with virtuaily no wean i Milwaukee at Chicago. ' BOSTON (AP)' — The Boston The proud Yankees, winners breaking run. Elarller Mantle League gridiron who amused a friend, who told police the two Mondays through Thursdays stort Players: .Ray London,«Chris Elarl, Cincinnati at St. Louip, (N ). capped a night of ■wining and Red Sox want to go Latin— Latin of 12 pennants in the last 14 hod hit a two-run homer. It crowds with his antics tor a de ing Monday, June 3. Dick Benson, Jim McGowan, Jack American, that is. Nell Mahoney, Philaddphla at Houston, (N ). was the Twins’ . 11th loss In 12 cade, was burled yesterday in a dining by "ahootlng” heroin. A playoff between the winners Welsh, Steve Zoukis, Jim Welch, ★ wldis seiectiori of used tires . . . save in sets Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, (N). years, are disturbed and not ceremony almost as colorful as his club farm system director, re a little angry. They dare not one-run decisions'. Five big Cadillacs bearing Lips of each league will be hold at the Ron Cadett, . Collins Judd, Dave vealed today Pedro Vasquez has New York at San Frtuiolsco, The fans injected a touch career. comb’s three ex-wlvea, his fiance 11;S0 pm . come right out and say so but oompietlon of the regular league HeriUge, Tony D’Auria, Mark been hired to scout talent in they feel the New York fans of irony in the sixth inning. The coffin o f the 6-6 defensive and his grandfather, who had schedule. Leggitt,. Terry Richter, Dave Peurto Rico, neighboring islands —at least a great many of As the Yankees came in tackle of the Pittsburgh Bteelers reared the professional ballplayer Hockberge. and the countries of Central and AiMEBlOAN^ LEAGUE them — , are unappreciative, from -the field, trailing 3-0, was borne between rows of 20 after he was orphaned at 11, es YANKEES — Coach Bob Moore. A meeting of all coaches will be SI TIRES South America. "We are not look ungrateful and unrealistic. some of the fans chanted; ■women holding floral tributes by corted Big Daddy to his grave. Players — Norm Sousa, John held Friday night at 8:30 at the ^ LOW PRICES ing for any miracles,” Mahoney BASEBALL HEROES “ Let’s Go„ Mets, Let’s Go fellow Negro professional football Some 590'persons turned out to Keeney, Dick O’Grady, Dan Lodge, East Side Rec. said. “But now we have a good "They (the fans) have short Mets.” Thif, of course, (4 the playena Only hours before, a med pay final tribute to Big Daddy, M T A K E memoriee,’’ 'a Yankee official Dave MoMlUen, Tom Ford, Tom man in that area and we hope to BATriNU—Dick Stuart, ..ed Polo Grounds cry nearly every ical examiner officially ruled his known as much tor hia grldlrcin V MONTHS get some ball players. They have complained. ‘!Maybe someone Walsh, Ray Kelly, Paul Kelly, John Sox, drove in seven runs In 9-8, inning the Mets come to baJt. death the result of an overdom of antics as for his stalwart defen MichaUk,' John Moore, R andy T O P A Y some fine talent in those warmer 7-6 doubleheader sweep over An shoiiid remind them that we, Yankee General Manager heroin. sive play. His coffin was draped .'i ■ ' " " .-il'i'*' climates and we hope to land the Yankees, were the only Smith, Dave Richard, Steve'Benia, Sports Schedule gels, hitting grand slam homer in 'R o y Homey refused to be lApspomb, who played for years with a flag, a reminder of his Ma Rusty Daub. - several players now that we are first game and thne-run homer team in New York that , didn’t drawn into any controversy with the Baltimore Colts, died rine Corps days? desert them.’’ operating in that territory." in nightcap. regarding the fans’ loyalty or ORIOLES — Coaches FTsnk Ki- • , Thursday, May 16 The sparse crowd of 7,013 nei and Burt McNamar. Players— TA PlTfH INO — Bob Hendley, disloyalty but he couldn’t hide Maloney vs. Manchester, 3:30 Every ntw Fireclont tirt l» Jockey Earle Sande made eight Braves, pitched no-hIt boll for 8 that visited Y ank^ Stadium Jim Manning, Ron Conyers, Steve Memorial Field. a trace of disappointment. OUARAMTRRD tries In the Preakness and his one 1-3 innings before Curt Flood to see the 'Y'enkeee inflict a " I don’t see anything to be Shoff, Eld Kowal, (Charles McNa Tennds — Manchester at Bristol BUY , ■victory came astride Gallant Fox tripled, wound up. with three-hit 4-3 defeat on the Minnesota alarmed about,"' he said. “I Giants Willing to Take Cepeda mar, GcLry Kinel, Jim B y r a m Centr&l. in 1930. ter and 9-6 victory over St. Louis. Chuck Carson, Harold Boyer, twins yesterday did little to am glad to see so much fan Rhom at CromweU. NOW ... I w. ot th. hlinU ease his ruffled feelings. interest in baseball and I wiMi Howard Taylor; Deimie MocArdle, Ellington S t Granby. / The Yankees, in nine home the Meta luck.” Just as He Is, Temper and All Ken Hicks, Tom Walker, Rick Mc- Coventry at Rocky Hill. Get K w n .. . vs. Baptist, 6 :16, Mt. Nebo. l 4 s t NEW YORK (NEA) — The SanoKHanto hav« other boom-boom boys, RED SOX—Coach Joe Thomp • BMMr tManr aai iMt msM Tail dragging?]\ son. Dave Lawrence, BUI Walsh, . Walnut Borisem, Franolsoo Giants, swinging east •terUag with the oelebroted WU- 6:16, Roberteon. , I I CHOICE • iMhBiit MItat sM*s •••■ Ue Mays and including the vastly Gory Thompson, Wayne Jones, Y o u Need for the first time this oesson, were Dave Wilcox, Gary YoUell, Tim Morlarty’a vs. Colonial Board, • CM Sfriat ImM «abn undermted Frilpe Alou and WiUie 6:15, Oiaiter Oak. amused by an ortiole in a slick pa MoOovey. Hasaett, Dave Kosciol, Jim Nicol, Jim Stackpole, Joel Radding, Friday, May 17 MSttnRtKn REPLACEMENT per magssine which Indicated that "Every baseball man akghtly Orlande Oepedo, the |>ig first base Mike Daunt, Gerry Davis, Dick RockvlUe at Southington. axxjuointod with the N a tio n a l 162 man, was expendable. Dickens, Rick Thlrion. Somers at HUlington. SHOCK ABSORBERS Lieogue knows that Cepeda, as WHITE SOX— No Coach. Bruce Best CathoUc at Penhey JVe. Goodyear double-actioa aix>ck Alvin Doric and the Giants, you exoeUent os his record has bean, Sunday, May 19 000, will tsdee Oepedo just as he is Botti, Rudy Wlttke, Jim Olbrys, absorber* provide all the has never Uv*d up to hia full po Don Barlow, Dave Crandall, Terry Moirlarty'B vs. Medios. 1:80. smooth-riding comfort yon FRIENDSHIP LEAGUE — Lattn temporamdit and all. tential oinoe he first came around Buckley. ■elude: High singles, Hesford 267 Any IroOTla Oepoda hoe hod has Nblin, A1 HolmsB, Paul Smyth, REPLACE ^ v e every right to expect. FliuU Standings and Marge Pettlnglll 21$; high in 1968,” sold Dark -In the vi- Dave Dlckau, Gordon Palmer, Joe Green Manor va. Auto Ports, S 357 BROAD ST. ' Switch sow and ride relaxed! triples, Lou Sllhavy 022, Bettv onnfkved to llio gsuno. He 111 sMors’ dugout at the Polo Grounds. pjn., Buckley. SHOCKS^ ’ W. L. Pet. popcilor with hia tsom- Bemordl, Pete Honey, Vin Pave- Bidwell 641, ^ T'm. not saying this just be DUlon’s vs. Peck Lumber, 1;80, EVERY I Trt-Arms ...... 81 55 . .596 laok, Greg Pike. Waddell. I Jets ...... 78 57 .577 IHigh scores the final night In- cause Orlando’s hitting fell eSt t w i n s —J fo Oosoh. .Wayne An Manchester 20,000 (iluded Howie Lunt 207—664, Ruth Tou gollMr that manager Dork the second half of last season. Army A Navy v*. SeaAx 8 pm., i Belmonts ...... 77 . 59 .566 foeia just os Gbories Feoney, ■vice derson, Tom Nielson, George VVaddell. , niy I Mats ...... V------77 59 .566 Sllhavy 185— 486, Ken Hesford I’m just saying that home run Washburn, Fraacis Conti, BUI Mc MILES 664, Betty Bidwell 473, Ruth Scus- prosMssit In ohorga of pro^colly Pagani’a ye. OU«rs, 1:30, Ver- Foursome > • • ^ s * a 76 60 .55a and nms-batted-ln totals and bat Kinney, Mike Barton, Dick Bar plarick. 843-2444 Starlighters ...... 75 60 sel 101. asvrythidg, foK in Fboonix this ting averages that woul^ be excep mstalled .556 spring when Cepeda wss boUingi ton, Kevin O’NelU, John Brett, Ansaldl’a va. Lawyers, S p.m., Rascals ...... 65 70 .481 tional for another player hardly Dick IJumos, Rogrer Wilson, Guy Verplahck. L i J Exploders ...... 64 72 .470 «F1X>BAL LBAOUK—Graoe An out ns per ususd. look good below Cepeda's name. n L a th «v . Jhn (Bproul, PhU Catoldo. Monday, May 30 derson 163, Hazel Tamiri 4g 4, “If * « eon win again this ysor, He la that good aiip you don’t ^^wlsters .••..*• 63 78 .463 NATIONAL LEAOUS Mancheeter at Windham, 8;80 OPEN Smllers . . .,., 61 74 .452 lU s otab oouU ssttM down for a trade away a player with his all DODGERS—Coach Morrill Cim- lonn run of suooeseea," said Foen- P-*n- SEAT BELTS 5 .9 5 Halos ...... ja. 66 79 .415 In Indiana they limited hunters round capObUltles." nlngbam. Doug Bteeley, Keith sr.^'W s'v* Dover hod so many Rocky Hill at Rham. I 'v ABOVE FAOrOBY SPEOIFIGATIONS! Spinners ...... 40 96 .297 to six shellB a()ieM in the goose . There Isn’t any question but Ikyvell, JM f Squiors, Steve La * Coventry at Bacon. NIGHTS/ pits. Result: the uirgeet kill for standout youngsten in tbs minors that Oq|>eda, who is only 36, has Locheur, Doug Phlllpa, Don ChU- not far aisay fkom orashlng the Cheney Tech at Holy Trinity. Tri-Arms copped the league any one day occurred the day the handicapped himself, playing bose- deniK Joe Amlo, BIU Moorhouse, big ohib. CM I’m afraid ■*« Tspnis—(Mal(mey at Manchester. title with ■: two and one-hslf. new rules went Into effect. Moral: \ boU around the calendar for eight John Blrisid, Tom Nixon, Roy Ous’s .,vs. liberty, 6:16, ML WED..THURL Strvk* Stor* I game edg^over the runnerup Jets. seuliki’t wla again- without Os- year*—4n Puerto lUco during the Oooc, Joy lAB elle, John (Phelps, i GOOD/i^VEAR) you hear someone 'say, psda.” N«(bo. High averages were recorded by “T h e/re not high; they’re winter. Strong as he lb, the m e d - ■Mike Cunningham, Jack Harring m M ain at. Jiwt M bute to Flayer Variety vs. Army A Navy, 6:16, Ken Heatord (17$) «ud ly iy n b er pays ule won hhn down , and he un- ton. it t* V w t was quite a tribute to Os- Robertson. » , FRIDAY till 8 ^IMvlgBO (147). Other i m o i OIi $»• em out holes* you Mioet. L / I .1 ^ *
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T#1NTT-F0UB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. MAY 16, 1968 ?AGB TWENTY-FIVl
tween the United States and Hun to “adviseV Cardinal Mindszenty I gary and would Improve relations to leave if the Hungarian rraime Mindszenty \ between the Vatican and the Hun would recognize the Holy See's garian government. right to appoint Hungarian To Be Freed -No information Was available bishops, admit a church dignitary on details of the agreement, but from Rome to travel freely in the it is believed to Include other con country and guarantee regular By Hungary cessions to the Vatican. and free contact between the Open House The Hungsirian Communist sen‘ Hungarian church and the Vati- tenced the prelate to life Imprison can. . ' BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP)— ment In 1949 for alleged high Pranziskua Ccirdinal Koenig of The Vatican, the United State* reason. Liberated In the 1956 up Vienha visited Cardinal Mindszen 2 to 6 ty a month ago and presumably . \ and Hungary's Oonununlet gov rising, he took refuge in the U S. ernment reportedly have reached Legation in Budapest when the So transmitted the Pope's desire that an a^eement that will allow viets crushed, the revolt and he the primate leave Hungtp^. Last Sunday, May 19, 1963-^ JoMph Cardinal Mindszenty ^to has been there ever since. week Msgr. Agostino Casaroll, a leave for Rome. The cardinal for years . refused Vatican diplomatic expert, came High Vatican sources said tl ^*ny suggestion of safe conduct out to Budapest to discuss the Minds 18 EDMUND ST. expected the 71-year-old Roman of the country. Instead he de zenty case With the Hungarian Catholic primate of Hungary in manded to be exonerated of the authorities. " Rome In a few days to assume a charges against him and to be 6-ROOM CAPE. PORCH high Vatican post. allowed to resume his normal ac , Heart Device Tiny informants in Budapest report tivities as primate of Hungary. 1
-A 'A 'Ct Alice Clampet V v S A V I N G S n ? i ( / LOAM A s s o < I \ r I o V Agency V /A tm S BAMCMZBTt*'* OLPieT riWWCiaL IWtTITHTlOa 843 Main St.— 649-4543 l o o t M oa k Current Annual Dividend On insured Savings BRANCH OFFICE. ROUTE 81, COVENTRY Porsonaliied Service Sportswear Shoum at Avery St. School PTA Show Mashioaa tor summer sports and Bving were tested in tbe spring sunafhlne yesterday by models who Will be in a fashion snow sponsored by A v w St. ~School ------PTA,----- Friday • • at 8* pjn. at the ■ school. Fvtra l i A i i r c 0*''^ ^ MON.-TUES..FRIDAY A Card parity whl be held sifter the show. Mhs. Joseph W. Quhm is wearing a shift drees in tur- k A I I d n w i l l W THURSDAY 8 A.M. to 8 P.M.—WED. CLOSED AT NOON gudae and whiite priut with ortenftal look. An omel tiloot bathing suit in aqua and green water WE SELL— WE BUY print is modeled Mrs. Oeotge Sturtervant. The suit is two-piece and features a blouseon over- Uoiise. Mrs. H en^ Jealomka is Aown in coordinated Bermuda-'length ahorts and blouse in a dark batik prtnt. Tba D and L Store at the Manchester Paikade wlU liuni;sh the olothee for the show. Our photo files— save miles! Mm. Sturtevant and Mm. Quinn are oo-chalrmen ot the snrent Tickets may be purchased at the door. (Harold photo hy Bateniis). REALTOR WEEK SPECIAL...3 MEADOW LANE Carlyle Johnson, Salesman— 643-7357 Whites Boycott Stores Bolton Grams End Visit Top Businessmen To Native Greece Dr. and Mrs. Peter" B. Gram Appealing — Isn't It? of Vernon Rd. returned 1^leeday Back Race Accord from a live-week visit to Greece, where they stayed wtth Dr. (Oontfaraed from Page One) Gram’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ba sil Graminaticopoulos in Athens. Mty last weekend. He said they Dr. Gram, bom and raised in would not be used unless further Athena, had not been back to his native land for 17 years. Mrs. major violence occurred and state Gram, bom In the United States imd local authorities did not sup of Greek parents, had never vtsit- press it. ed Greece. There warn these other develop- Among the places they vtsited nents: were Delphi, Hydra and Mykonos, A Negro Integration leader, the the fam ^ theater of Epidaurus, Rev. ^ e d L. Shuttlesworth Jr., and Crete. They visited the Acro was convicted In City Court of polis, seeing it by moonlight as parading without a permit in Well as on a dark nlghi^. They ' jtaass march April 1. He was report that when there Is no moon, sentenced to 180 days In Jail, fined a three-quarter hour show Is given 8100 and released under an appeal In French and Eng'lisrh on the his bond of 8600. tory of the ancient citadel, with The AJabama Supreme Court lights and background mudic. A distinctive address, a charming home, a wonderful investment in your future happiness. You owe ruled that Integration leader Dr. Mrs. Gram, seeing the country Martin tsitber King Jr. and 10 It to yourself to inspect this 8-room Custom Colonial, center entrance, through hallway, convenient for the first time, feels its great- powder room, a spacious living room with paneled fireplace wall, formal dining room, well-planned Negro mlnlstem could remain free eolt asset Is Ks beauty. undier 81|000 bonds pending review kltdhen with all the electrical bullt-lns and an abundance of cherry provincial cabinets. Off the There’s something smart looking about a BRICK and of their appeal of court contempt kitchen, is a large family room and open porch. FRAME Cape and here’s a ’’neat-as-a-pin’’ one! It’s too lata convictions. Ibey were sentenced Ice Tunnel Is Lab Upstairs, there is a comfortable master bedroom with its own bath, plus tiiree twin size bedroomz this year to enjoy the golden blossoms of the FORS'YT IgA. fat sW a court here April 20 for and a full tile bath. HB3DGE, but LILACS are in bloom right next to the SCREEN defybig an Injunction against dem McMurdo Station, Antarctica— The basement Is planned for expansion and has a floor-to-celling fireplace. Comfortable oil-fired hot ED SIDE PORCH. The house with FULL SHED DORMER onstrations. Hadassah Guest A laboratory In a tunnel 90 feet water heat. Attached 22 ft. double garage. Many, many more features. Priced to sell, mid 30s. Shown has 6 finished rooms, baths, fireplace, many CLOSETS No progress has been reported deep In South Pole ice, where the anytime by appointment and cupboards. ALUMINUM storms and screens, hot water by local, state or fedieral authori Miss EUnor Aronson of Scaro- temperature Is alwayis 61 degrees oil heat. The GARAGE is in the basement and a BUS stop ties in their investigations of dale, N. T„ will sing Tuesday at bellow zero, la used by scientists Just 2/10 of a mile away! AMESITE DRIVEWAY. Pleasing Saturday night’s, bombings of a a meeting of Manchester Chapter to sample and measure changes WARREN E. HOWLAND, Reoltoi^350 Main St.— 643-1108 wooded PICNIC AREA at rear of lot (63 x 125). A deUgbtfuI Negro bmns and Negro Motel of Hadassah at 8:46 pm . at Tem- hi the vast antarctic ice Sheet. little home on quiet street. Doesn’t 815,900 sound like a most which touched off a five-hour riot pla Beth Sbotom.'. ' reasonable price for so many pleasi^ details? See It t o d ^ An integrated «oup led by Tbe vocoibst, a sentor at Hactt You can move In the day you become owner! Broadway cctress Madleine Sher College of Mlusle, Hartford, will wood staged a brief prayer vigil present a program of m usi^ co In front of the County Jail at medy selections, tight opera and Gadsden, Ala., but left when they Jewish folk songs. Siw attended Walton W. Grant Agency learned that "Freedom Marchers" Fredonia State Teachera OoUsge, LILLIAN G. GRANT, Realtor bad been taken to state prisons. N. Y., where eihe was soloist in 33 Cambridge Street~-648-1158 The list of 77 n^mes released In seiveral presontaitionB, before re National Realtor Week May 13-18 qoimection with desegregation ceiving a vocal sChotorshlp at Jiti-; pact represents a cross-section of Uord Sotwol of Musio, NOw Task Ranch in Rockledge ms city's outstanding business and City. She received vocal and pioao aivlo leaders. ' trainiaig ttt JuiUdsTd. nis group mads It clear that Miaa Aronson has perfotmod to Rowan School—Ranoh, 8 Rockledge, 6-room Ranch, some of those on tbe list disagreed many produoUana a t Hortt Col bedroom, porch, large Utch- batha, 9 bedrooms, 3-oar with the final decision of a smaller lege, her moat rsoent role as Ro- etw garage, wooded lot garage, wooded lot. subcommittee, but declined to alna in ‘*nie Barber of Seville.’' make any distinction. The Bemor Citizens Committee Refreshments wttl ba served. *19,500 926,900 . A Salute To said It appointed a smaller grow, headed by businessman Sidney W. ■myer, which agreed last Friday French- Bonn Pact to these points sought by Negroes: Raised Ranch, 4 bedrooma, 3 Rockledge, 7-room Ranch, 3 NATIONAL REALTOR WEEK 1. Gradual desegremtlon of Wins Approval baths, 3-car garage. baths, S bedrooms, rec room, downtown lunch counters and 3-car garage, shade trees. other facilities. BONN, Germany (AP) — Tbe ■ , ■ „ ' ■ BY : 3. Better Jobs for Negroes. lower bouse of the West German 923,900 I. Efforts almsd at dismissal of Parliament overwhelmingly ap 926,500 SbargM" sgBlnst demonstratora. proved today the Frenob-Oerman 4. Establishment of a permanent friendship treaty providing for co THE JARVIS REALTY COMPANY HzadAl committee. operation between tho longtiraa Oversize Gape, T rooms, 4 Those listed in the over-all •nemlef. bedrooms, garage, wooded Spacious 8-room Colonial, M E I M B E R e group Inolude MUton Andrews, The treaty now goes to the, up lot. 4-6 bedroon^ rec room, alu » • board chairman of the Bank for per house—tbe Bundearat—where minum siding, 3-csr garage. Manchester Board of Realtors Savings and Trust and chairman approval la certain. Of the Alabama Alcoholic Bever A few members of the Bundes 922,900 Multiple Listing Service ^ ' age Control Bosrd. He was ap- tag voted against the treaty or 929,900 gototed to tile position by Wal- abstained. Greater RockvlUe Board of Realtors Socialist opposition to the trea^ National Asaociation Real Estate Boards Otium Indudtd sVtoW-Wititor andad altar tnehialca of a BMom- Raaoh. 4 bedrooma, 3 baths, Bouidlh, Alabama Power Oo. Ue specifying that the treafy end % man, lire alarm. Modem split-level, 7 rooms, National Assoolatton of Home BuUden sldent; Dotiald Comer Jr., ed after inclusion of a preamble 1 Vi battis, garaga, 154Mc438 sldent cl Avondale MUls; Ar- specifying that the' treaty-does not lot. National Iijptitute of Real Estate Rrokefa Er V. Wiebel, preiddent of U.8. cxmflict m th West Germany’s oth 917,500 Steel’s Tennessee Goal and Iron er alliances, speciflcaUy the Eu Hartford County Home Bullden Aseoclatlon Division; C. Pratt Rather, Presi Large living room (with fireplace, 3 bedr^ms, 2 baths, 923,900 ropean Common Market and tiie Manoheater Chamber of Oommeroc dent of Southern Natural Gas Co.; North Atlantic Treaty Organiza 20’ X 25’ rec room with fireplace, wooded lot. Q A A Frank W. Hulse, president of tion. Early occupancy...... A / ■ # U U Southern Abm ys; L. F. Jeffers, The treaty anvlaagae cIom ooop- S-Room Oopo, 4^6' bedrooma, In dealing with a Realtor you are assured of dignified, president of ^lyes Oorp.; family room, 75x160 lot. Ranch, 6 rooms,' 8-car aration In diplomatic, defense gnd rage, beamed Uvlng i professional real estate service. Whether yon are bay Frank Dbran, former Alahama cultural matters. It providee tor eeiUng. 300x350 lot. fovemor; W. Cooper Green, for regular meetings between the ing, selling or renting, consult with an experiencod Jarvis mer naayor and a vice president chiefs of state or government as *17,500 «( Alabama Power Oo.; Clarence L .,representative, today. ' well as between the foreign, de Brick Gape, garage^ Bowera Cape, 8 rooma, attached ga 922,900 B. Hanson, publisher of the Birm- fense and education ministers. Jagham News; James -E. Mills, Bimonthly meetkigs of the Ger-' amtor of the Blimintfiam Post- Sohoerlment8 are be Silk Made Repdient M u lt ip le ing conducted o n ' this laland, eroealng Aberdeen Angua with the WAYNE, N.J.—A process to L is t in g Uttl^kMwn . CharoUala breed. to make silk water-repellent without 64ll-8464 nroduce anlmala both aulted to changing Its texture or quality has S e r v ic e Philbrick Agency 1m cUmato and ready tor tha bean developed by a V n jM ocm- Advertise in llie Herald-—It Pays r \ i— rtrat at on oarty aga. paay. . ^ If&f
MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALb, MANCHESTER, CX)NN THURSDAY, MAY l4 , J968 1W 1NT1W 3IX BIANCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , BIANCHESTER, conn., THI^DAY.'MAY 16, M68 PAGE TWENTY-aWyijl/ Honaahold Gooda . 61 Rooms Without Board 69 Houate For Sals 72 Houses. For Sale > 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Bale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Bosiness Serrlees Offertd 18 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Artides For Salt 45 Houim For Sola 75 By FAGALY and S H O R IN ' SMennen iV u te d 36* A TWO LARGE B-drawera> SH n ■■■■ mitmnr WOMEN ONLY - Furnished room BOLTON - CUSTOM 6 room 18 EDMUND STREET — 8 room SEVEN R(X>M older home, situa MANCJHBSTER Vicinity ^ Trim, MANCHES'TER — Clean, conveni f i v e r o o m r a n c h , ea. liot taws, CRAFTSMAN.. % h p- OqiMitor m i^ e cheats, sUgliUy sUgtaUy Irragular.1 ‘ for rent, complete housekeeping ranch, 3H eons, $U$00. eaU Cape, enclosed sunporeh, 1-car ted on one acre wooded lot, 2-car SALES AND SERVICE: Married Just the thing for your e tidy, 6 room ranch, with its own ent, compact, no problem with water heat, breezeway aao fa* knlvM, Axes, iiM «n , eiaitee, man with oar to eeivlce. estab- aleotrlo motor, 1,780 r.p.m., 116 for your eottaga or faculties, between Center end ownar, 648-0860, oversize garage. Phllbrlok Agen garage, $16,400. Phllbrick Agency, spare room. MiCarLOW " priced. 861 t ^ t brook, full cellar, oil heat, maintenance, cheaper than rent rage, exceUent condition. L s ife CLASSIFIED roUry blades. Quick aervloe. Capi Uahed sales territory; weekly volts, 60 cycle, 8.1 ampe, double Memorial Hospital. sa-OOSO. cy, 649-8464. 649-8464. aluminum combinations, 8 bed ing, 4 room Cape, full cellar, tol Equipment Oo., M kata 8t., E LitautteLn wi4»na TO lajQu/ shaft, $16. ’Two 670x16 new full Main. FORIET UCBBET-^OeUghttul 10 zhaded lot. CaU 649-1796. OfTAOMlHOM guarantee plue commisslan 11 ATFRACnVELY furnished room room former Chenw residence in i^CHESTER-4H ROOM Cape rooms, level lot, quiet neighbor alumlmnn combinations, 2 bed BCanchenter. Qoura dally 7-6. WHyHiewo-iwiOTNPd^HRwKr- t h w a SM b c ^ caps, 6idy, HO each. Two 48” n n y r n * hiket qualified; sales experience not TAKE OVER PAYMENTS for gentleman, private^ entranes, perk-Uke setting. 8 Mdroonis, 4H with fuU shed dormer, kitoben, hood, Ideal, $14,600. Wolverton rooms. waU(-up expandable attic, niursday 7-9, ’ Saturday 7-4. necessary, will train. Call Hart flucMreecent fixtures with tubes, |B Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. $12,000. Wolverton Agency, Real-- S48-79S8. each. Phone 742-7408 hetwoea S>T FROM OUR BANK kitchen prlvUeges, parking. In bathe exceUent ecttditlaB. Owner utUlty room Uving room, dining Lots For Sals 78 ford 6440202 between 6 and S p.m. FOR UNPAID BALANCE tor, 649-2818. ADVERTISINi p.m. ■ quire 168 Maple Street. 848-7^44. room, S beorooms, on bus line, COVENTRY — -Good value. 6 TKEIB REMOVAL, pruning, and « o * « w r 1, S OR 8 YEARS TO PAY! close to school. ImmediAte. oc BETTER BUYS THREE BUILDING lo t r Birttne CARRVIN9 •TART PAYINO room Cape, detached garage, tree location, AA zone, Phllbrick lot clearing. Frank C. Noble, HER THAT. t w o -w h e e l TRACTOR, M” MOl cupancy. $16,900. Robert Wolver- shaded lot, owmers redecorating, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 649-6068. WMStr Hdp Wanted— mower, and snowplow, $78. Clin IN JULY ROOM, CENTRALLY located, 36 ton Agan^, Realtor. 649-2818, Agency, 649-8464. sftooMB Furniture Linden St 648-6968. $13IMM. Warren E. Howland, 8 A.M. to 5 PJL Male or Female' 37 ton chainsaw, two Dlstoo chain 9OVENTRY 643-4648. Eve. Conrad Rueter, Realtor-Trader, 643-11(18. COLUMBIA WYLLY8 8T. — Extraordlaary HAROLD ft SON Rubbish Re saws, mechanic's roedal, $78. |8.88 MONTHLY 643-0809. , b y moval, cellars, attics, and yards, PART-TIMB WORK Wednesday, ROOM IN Single home suitable for alngle lot. 240 foot frootege. Servlee sUUon tire changer. Call Bedroom, Uving Room, Dlnetto, PRINCETON STREET — Brick 648-7444. weekly or monUily pick-up. Har \ EUday and Saturday, mornings, Riva, lAmps, Tables entleman, parking, $9, near Hingllsh Tudor 7 room home, MUST SELL — 9 room ranch on COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT old Hoar, 649-4034. 649-0894, 6-9 p.m. f'arkade. Tel. 848-6267. front Cape, 7 rooms, 8 partially New and used homes. Now is afternoons and evenings. Cash And Outer Accessories 20x86 paneled living room, large wooded lot, buUt-tna, almnl^ finished, fireplace, large treed lot, the time to buy your new home BtHlNHAM BT. — 186 foot freot- MOMSAT. Thn R ID A r 10:M AAL—AATITRDAI • AAf. iers, service clerks, dsucatessen, EVERYTHINO $228.78 beam ceiling, cobblestone fire num combination storms, attach U &. R LAWN MOWERS, sharpened and basement garage, $16,400. Owner before the new price rise. ^ age by 412 deep, rural resldentUI produce, or grocery clerks. Bhc- am m o ROLLER for lawns sr * 8 ROOMS FURNITURE place, 4 or 6 bedrooms, sun- ed garage. Have been transfer •643-1428. zone. $8,2(X). 648-8779, after 6 p.m. repaired, sales and service, rental perlenced, over 18 years of age. amesite. CaU 649-0894, e-9 p.m. $10.16 MONTHLY Apartments—Flate— deck, large treed lot. Must be red. 68 Croft Drive. By Owner, PLEASE READ YOUR AD ^ equipment. L ft M Equipment $13,600 Manchester—6 room Cape, Beautiful year ’round home on Apply Mott’s Super Market, Man Weatinghouse Refrigerator, livirig :__ Tenements . JOHNSON, 80 Scott, 86 land Street. e40-6239, M . VERNON — Owner transferred. Schieldge Printing Co. WestUifhouse Refrigerator, Bed ROCKIjEDGB — QuaUty built blnation windows, lake Colonial. Hill Kennels, Hebron Road, Bol Evinrude, 10 Jotaneca, Beet trail room, Living Room. Dinette, Dish- A VERY 8PECTAL Cape for a 6H room ranch, fireplace, attach ton. 648-6427. er. English bike, bandeow with FIVE ROOM DUPLEX, partiy fur very apecial family. Waddell ranch on Ferguson Road (No. privlle'ges. $4,800 assumes TOOR COOPERATION WILL LAWNS — RAKING rolling and ea, Rugs, Lamps. Tables, BlankeU nished or imfurnisbed, good loca G.I. mortgage or refinance. ed garage, family room, land motor, Toro power handle, mower School area. 6 rooms, full shed 233). Cost owner $40,000 to build scaped, deadend street one block F.H.A. or V.A. Approved Resort Property For Sals 74 BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 mowing by dependable adults. FREE — FOUR lovable kittens, w d Other Accessories tion. Write Box V, Herald. . . . now he has been transferred, 649-2426 Or 649-6963. and snowplow. 640-1464. EVERYTHINO $898.22 dormer, 1% baths, garage, large from new elementary school, $14,- clean, fluffy, playful, house- shaded lot. Warren E. Howland, Vacant. Must sell and ia open for 14.900 Manchester — 6 room fin 490. Open House Saturday and One 8 bedroom ranch, private TfSmAt. » broken, used to chUdren. 649-9667. Fries Includes DeUvery, Setup, FIVE ROOM newly decorated offers. <3all, we will be glad to MOWING LAW N ^— Hedge trim- ■ervloe. Guarantee Immediate de apariment, all conveniences, cen- Realtor-Trader, 643-1108. ished Cape, dormer win Sunday, 2-6 p.m. Werner Drive. rlghtof-way-tq lake, 2-car ga ASHFORD LAKE ming, odd Jobs. Ray Hardy, BnUding Materials 47 open It for you at your conveni dows, fireplace, aluminum CaU 875-1090. rage in cellar. Excellent price VIUOH, 8.C. BLACK DACHSHUND puppy, 4 livery or Free Storage until needed. t i^ location, no chUdren under 12 MANCHESTER — Extra large 6% ence T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-5541. ■ Phone for appointment, years. Tel. 648-4664, 9-5. siding, 1-car garage, city for this location. Wonderful 36 -miles east of Manchester, mCapes
for $60. Trim and “HIRE A VETERAN WEEK, May 38 Main Street, MEUicheider. ‘ . Nylon mesh playpen FOR RENT — 6 rooms, first floor, storms, cellar, amealte drive, joys the freedom of space Manor rsinch is extra special in 19-26.’’ Secretary, stenographer, field, full training program. price. Bunce Farm, 629 W. Cen 16.95 Vernon hereby given that Passbook No. black with red interior, whitewall paint extra. Also scraping. 643-7966. centrally located, adults only. trees. Only $18,900. Carlton W. LAWRENCE F. FIANO in the home and out. Good many ways. Must be seen. Air WANTED — By private party, 6-6 14704 issued by the First Man Household Services typist, clerk, telephone operators, Bam while you learn. C^ll ter St. 648-8116. . , . Folding nursery chair 4.98 tires, like new, bank rates. 1962 742-8101. 525-1718, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. or write Available June l. Inquire 22 Ul- Hutchins. Realtor, 649-6182. Condition throughout. Call cooled for summer comfort. A room older single home or 9 chester Office, Hartford National Mercury Comet, S-22, 2-door se Offered 13-A sewing machine operators, nurse, ALUMINUM LADDERS — 16 ft. — . , . Cosco folding high ley St. after 6 p.m. Realtor 643-2766 us for an appointment to WHITE SUGAR STONE . . true value at $16,300. C^U Mrs. family flat. Phone 649-4988. Bank A Trust Co. has been lost waitress, short order cook, as Box W, Herald. 28 ft., $1 foot; 32 foot — 40 foot, dan, black with red interior, buck WALLPAPER REMOVED, $ ^ Fertilizers 60>A •hair 18.97 see this one. Lambert, Jarvis Realty Co., Real and application has been made to et seats, automatic transmission, FURNITURE REFINISHED — per room. Two rooms or more, semblers, weavers, housekeeper, $1.30 foot, complete with ropes Charles Nicholson 742-6384 tors, 643-4112, 649-1200. Eves. said bank for payment and issu radio, heater, whitewall tires, like Scratches, bums removed, color $7.60 per room. Free estimates. companion, counter girl, maid, and pulleys. Prompt 2-day serv J30OD COW MANURE - $6-110 Furnished Apartments 63-A BOLTON CENTER ROAD 643-0037. ance of new book. new, bank rates. Your Panhard changed. Manchester Refinlshlng 649-9168. day workers. Either experienced ice. Cash only. Vernon Paint and’* 18,700 Manchester — 6-year-old 6 fireplace from floor to ceiling APPRENTICE or experienced loads. Delivered. Elxcellent for §61 MAIN STREET NOTICE Dealer, 97 Tolland St., East Hart Co., 643-9283. or trainees. Apply Conn. State wallpaper, Vernon Circle. Tel. GIRLS TO SHARE 4 room furnish room Colonial, \y^ baths, is only one of the fine features SO. WINDSOR — 6 room Split Lev cabinet maker for precast con 643-1662, 876-2262 gardens, shrubs, lawns, etc. New 6 room ranch with full BIGHT ROOM,Cape, 4 bedrooms, fireplace, comlslnatlon win of this beautiful colonial. Huge ford, 628-1990. Employment Service, 806 Main 643-7804, 649-8781. ed apartment. Heat, utlUties, lin el, one-half acre lot, well kept INVITATION TO BID Personals REWEAVINO at bums, moth hohM. Street, Manchester. A free serv crete company. Apply Glazon basement, 1% tile baths, fire dining room, family room, attach dows, city utilities, close to master bedroom, 2 twin bed Inside and out. Call us now. The Zippers repaired Window Shades Electrical Servicea 22 Corp.,-11 Tolland Tpke. FLORENCE gas-oll combination ens, etc. Centrally located. 1. Sealed proposals are invited 1967 METROPOLITAN, body good. ice—no fee charged. 24 FOOT ALUMINUM ‘ extension 649-9468. place, paneled family room. ed garage, 78x150’ lot,, shade shopping, bus and schools. rooms, kitchen with built-lns, Howard Agency, 644-0149. by the Public BuUding Commis SUDCTROLDX Salea and Service, Good running condition. 649-6569 m a ^ to measure; all slied Vene FREE B18TIMATBS. Prompt Serv ladder, clean up-peUnt up special, stove, good condition, $18. Phone Attached 2-car- garage. One trees, $17,500. Phllbrick Agency, An exceUent buy. family room on first floor, 2- Household Goods 61 e4B-6688. sion of the Town of ^ Iton , Con bonded representative. Alfred alter 6. tian blinds Keys m a ^ while you ice on all tj^ s of electrical wir EXPERIENCED waitress for part- $21.97. Other sizes equally low 2H ROOM FURNISHED apart acre lot. 649-8464. car basement garage, 100% CUSTOM DESIGNED executive watt Tape Recorders for rent. time work. Fiano’a Restauwmt, EXPERIENCED Painter wanted. priced. Sherwin-Williams, 981 necticut for the construction of a A m ^ , a06 Henry St. 643-0450. ing. LlcensM and Insured. Wilson MARLOW’S have the best for leaa. ment, centrally located, suitable 22.600 Andover — Remodeled 6 wool wall to wall carpet in liv home in one of Manchester's 1968 FORD CONVERTIBLE, auto- Marlow’s, 867 Main, 649-6221. 643- 2766. CaU 643-1420. MeUn St. FOR SALE — Wool rug 0x12, gray DOLL HOUSE — Manchester. Cute ing room, dining room, stairs new Junior-Senior High School. Electrical Co., Manchester, Reg. $69.95 Blue Bell Spinal Rest background with design. CaU si- for single person. 649-8404, 12 room older Colonial de prime locations. 7 spacious 2. Bid.s will be received on matlc, power steering, low mile 649-4817. Glastonbury, 633-7376. bedding, boxspring and mattress, noon—6 p.m. 4-room rsinch, fireplace, recrea and 2nd floor foyer. Full acre rooms, sunken Uving room, age, $100, take over low pay REPAIRS made on small kitchen SALESWOMAN for 4 and 6-day CXINCRETE BTiOOR Finishers WALLPAPER — Factory over ter 8, 849-6667. CHARLES LESPERANCE tion room, patio, outside fireplace, signed home,' 1V4 baths, Wednesday, June 12, 1968 by the AatomobOes For Sale 4 needed with good experience. Call now both for $99. E-Z terms. 861 lot. Well priced at $26,600. For cathedral celling, 2 huge fire ments. Rudy 246-6859. appliances. Table and floor lamps week, experienced preferred. stock, 160 patterns of fine quality beautifully landscaped, $12,200. large country styled kitch more Information call Mr. Secretary of the PubUc BuUding 643-1870 after 6 p.m. Main Street. IMPERIaIl FRIGIDAIRE electric en with bullt-lns, large places, landscaped lot. Call own Commission between 7:00 P.M. and NEED CAR? Your credit turned rewired and restored. Doorbell Floor Finishing 24 ’Tweed’s Women’s Wearing Ap papers, 67c single roU. Sherwin- BuslnesB Locations 649-7620 Carlton W, Hutchins, 649-6132. Larivlere at 649-6306, 644-1780 er 849-0286, after 6 p.m, or Satur downT Short on down payment? systems repaired and installed. parel, 778 Main St. Williams, 981 Main St. range, double oven, rotlsserle, brick fireplace, Uving room 8:00 P.M., E.D.S.T. at the Bolton "HIRE A VETERAN WEEK, May etc. Condition Uke brand new. or 875-6611. day and Sxmday. Bankrupt? Repoaseaalon? Don’t 1960 CADILIjAC, hydramatic, good Free pick-up and delivery. Call FIOOR SANDING and refinlshlng For Rent 64 SIX ROOM Immaculate home with hued beams, 2-car ga Community HaU, Bolton Center condition, $160. 649-9281. 649-1608 anytime, preferably after b a b y s i t t e r , two children, moth 19-26.” Draftsman, driving In FOR SALE — Clean flU, deUvered, $225. 648-CM66. across from Shady Glen. 194 feet rage, 6 acres of land. A Road, Bolton, Connecticut. No bide despair! See Honest Oouglaa. In (specializing in older floors). structor, baker, assembler, Select Graduation gifti now THREE ROOMS ground floor. EXdTTNG HILLTOP LOCA quire about lowest down small- 4 p.m. er works, preferably Uve in. reasonable, CJarison’s Express, 96 on Turnpike, 660 feet deep. Bel first mortgage of $17,60" will be accepted after 8:00 P.M., 1966 FORD convertible, V-8, green, Painting. CeUings. Paperhanging. plumber, plasterer, cement finish Ideal for any office or commer SEVEN ROOM Spilt, 1% baths, TION—Quality constructed brick eet payments anywhere No small No job too smaU. John VezfalUe, 644- 1147. HiUiard St., Manchester. 649-4668. Air Real Estate, 648-9382. can be assumed, secon, BARROWS & WALLACE at which, time all bids wiU be pub white top, aqua and white leath CUSTOM RBUPHOLS’TERING er, body man, auto mechanic, at Marlow’s. cial uae; other space avaUable. family room, garage choice lo mortgage avaUable 1. ranch for the discriminating loan or finance company plan. 649-5760. 474 Main St. Plenty of parking. cation, 828,900. Phllbrick Agency, licly opened and read aloud. erette interior, 3 ducees, cam, and slipcovers made to order. In lubrication man, parts man, DARK, RICH, stone free loam, fill, W a t k in s BOWERS SCHOOL — . 6V4 room necessary. CaU us for ap 86 E. Center St., buyer. 6 lov^y large rooms, Ver Douglaa H ofa^, S8S guard, locker room attendant, gravel, sand, stone, memure. Call 640-6229, 9-6. 649-8464. 3. Ihe work consists of a new solids, mag. rocker arms, Thun- business since 1930, three genera CLERK- . . . Tape recorders ranch, family size kitchen, 14x19, pointment to see. mont marble fireplace, beautiful building containing approximately ALWAYS A good supply of used derbird transmission, overdrive, tions ^of quality workmanship. All short order cook, bulldozer op 643-8603. Barfi-ain Shop bullt-ln oven, range and dish MMchester, Conn. bath with tile vanity, fireplace Private Instructions 28 erator, helpers, laborers and 62 LINNMORB Drive. 6% room 42,000 square feet of classrooms, Chevroleta and Fords, 1895 and floor shift, 4.11 rear end, Tach. work guaranteed in writing for . . . Traiudstor radios washer, large living room with in walkout basement, cast iron gymnasium, offices, etc., with re trainees. Apply Conn. State Em- SUPER-CEDED ROTARY and 346 NORTH MAIN — Store. Cape, screened porch and finish fireplace, 8 bedrooms, garage. 28,000 Vernon — 7 room execu radiation, 2-car garage. Priced down at Center Motors. 634 Cen gauges. Much chrome on engine. 10 years. Sam’s Upholstering, LEARN SERVICING on Satur- SECRETARY 649-6239, 9-6. lated facilities, Pump House, and Can be seen at 168 Woodland St. plosrment Service, 806 Main reel Toro mowers at sjMclal . . . Portable Stereoe ed recreation room, eluminum Situated on nicely wooded lot tive type home, brick front, below replacement cost. For ap- ter Street, 648-1591. financing 522-4206. days, practical one-year courses prices! Save up to $20. Marlow’s, $87.60 80x88” Maple Dresser, combinations, near shopping and site development work including arranged regardless of price with 643-8474. starting June 16. Efficient place Bored with routine? Hava Street, Manchester. A free serv close to all schools, $19,600. PhU- family room with fireplace ROCKLEDGE — Contemporary j)Olntm«nt call Mrs. Shorts, 643- 887 Mrdn Street. $1 will hold your purchase imtll Mirror, ' $29.96 MANCHESTER — 40x60 new build transportation.' Phllbrick Agency, on main floor, 8 bedrooms, ranch, 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, spaci on-site sewage disposal system. average credit. ment services. New England the “ only a number in a ice—no fee cheu-ged. ing now under construction suit brick Agency, 649-8464. 8886. J. Watson Beach ft CJo. 21 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof, large organization’’ blues? 'warited. 649-8464. 2 full baths, living room, ous family room, garage, wooded 4. Plans and speclflcatlmis may Building— Contracting 14 Tech., 66 Union Place, Hartford, SPRING CHANGEOVER special— able for offices or light industiy. Central Row, Hartford, Conn. be examined at the office of Ar WHY BUY a foreign sports car? radio, lots of extras, very clean. 626-3406. Desire recognition? Tired DONUT BAKER, full-time, nights, $119.00 Lawson Lounge Chair, TANNER STREET — This ranch dining room, and complete lot, $27,900. P ^ b rick Agency 52 2-a ai4 . $1,250. Call after 4, 649-4811. 200 extra S ft H stsunps with oil square, arms, foam eyw on, kick Nice location. 649-5048. MANCHESTER — New 6 room must be sold. Five fuU Uveable 649-8484. nold Lawrence, Architect, 671 Por IX it’a class you want, stop in at CARPENTRY — Remodeling, re of commuting? married, over 26. Apply before 8 change. Atlantic or Quaker State Shop 861 Main Street brick ranch, bullt-lns 14x20 living electric kitchen, range, Gordon’s Atlantic Service. Classic pair work, roofing. Telephone Ed ’The answer to your prob a.m. or at 1 p.m. Bess Eaton Do pleat, Hunter brown, y $89. 400 SQUARE FEHTT garage space rooms, three of them could be oven, dishwasher, disposal, ter Street, Manchester, Connecti oUs. Cole’s Atlantic, 461 W. Cen room with fireplace, half acre lot, bedrooms. FuU basement with ga MANCHESTER — Appealing cus cut, and two complete copies model 1957 Thunderblrd, mint Stasiak, Andover. Bonds— Stocks— lems could be this chal nuts, 180 (Center Street, Manches ter. suitable tor tradesman, central. reasonably priced. Hayes Agency, 2-car garage. 3/4 acre lot. condition, low mileage, fully 1964 FORD, $60. Call 742-7712. lenging opportunity for a ter. $468.80.7 Pc. Modern Walnut rage, walk-up attic. ExceUent Owner transferred, anxious tqm built 6 room Spilt Level on thereof obtained by General Con Mortgages 31 Reasonable, Call 648-8768. 648-4808. high elevation. Features include a Manchester equipped. Gordon’s Atlantic Serv QUAUTY CARPENTRY—Rooms, capable “ Girl Friday’’ \rith SPECIAL SALE — Picnic tables, BLOND MAGNAVOX stereo, one Dining Room; 40” round extension residential location. W.ere asking to seU. tractors on and after 2 PM., Mon ice, West Road, Ellington, basements refinished, bullt-lns, BESET BY BILLS? Let Uj help research oriented organiza GENERAL HANDYMAN Wanted year old; mahogany RCA tele table, with three leaves; 1 arm and . In the high 17’s . . . now open to full plaster house, 2-car garage. day, May 20, 1963. PLYMOUTH 1968 Savoy, 4 door, extra sturdy 2” lumber, 6 foot BOLTON — Colonial Ranch. 6 Formal dining room, 2 fireplaces, 875-8892. formica, tile general repair. No you to a fresh start by conaolk tion establishing in Man with carpentry, electrical, plumb $12.96, 7 foot $14.60. Delivered. W. vision; large blond record caMn- 4 side chairs; 64” buffet with tray Houses For Rent 65 rooms, beamed celling and fire 'offers. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, NEAT AS A PIN < 5. A deposit of $100.00 for each white, V-8, automatic transmis job too small. Call William Rob et. 649-1948. •rack, three drawers, $249. 648- 1677. Exclusive with 1% baths, stainless steel double complete set of plans and specifi sion, radio, heater, power brakes, dating the many debts that de chester. ing, and mechanical experience. Zlnker, 876-7148. place In living room, built-in oven 1960 FORD 4-door Hardtop Gal- bins Carpentry Service. 649-3446. mand your attention into ‘ one Typing, meeting the public, McCarthy Enterprises, Inc., MANCHESTER — 6 room ranch, oven, baiseboard hot water heat, Four room expandable Cape, cations will be required, such de excellent condition, low mfleage. and range, 1% baths, 2-car g;a- SCHOOL STREET — 6 A 6 duplex ROBERT D. MURDOCK large lot with storaro shed. Im axle, V-8, automatic, air condi- easily paid monthly obligation. clerical work and assisting 649-6392. PICNIC TABLES — Extra sturdy, EX3R SALE — L.P. gas refrigera $164.00 Tuxedo Lounge Chair, one year lease. Wolverton Agen rage, large lot, $22,900. Phllbrick nicely landscaped lot, nice sec posit to be in the form of a check tioned, $1,296. 649-4100. May be seen at 73 Scarborough CALL ME on your formica needs, tor, stove and Ught; also, sofa persimmon, ebony legs, $98. cy, 649-2818. on the corner of Spruce and mediate occupancy. Priced below payable , to Arnold Lawrence, Rd., 649-7276. $2,000 requires only $44.60 per specialist in a number of all bolted construction, 6 foot Agency, 649-8464. tion of town, present owners bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, $19.96, 8 foot $22.95, 10 foot bed, small electric water heater, School. Separate heatli^ systems. market. Phone 648-6273, Brae- Architect. The deposit wlU be re 1961 PLYMOUTH 4-door wagon, 6 month including repayment. If disciplines are some of the retired and moving out of vanitory units, table-tops and you have property equity, con varied duties involved. PART-TIME EVENINGS $25.96 and others. Assembled, de and folding table. Ideal for cot $84.86 (8) Twin size Mattresses, COLONIAL—LARGE Uving room, Fair condition. Two car garage, Bum Realty. state, excellent financing, turned to the bidder if the plans cylinder, standard shift, low 1956 CHEVROLET 4-door Station island stands. 649-8938. tage or travel traUer. 649-2878 af Summer Romes For Rent 67 price has been dropped to $19,(XX). Wagon. 6, automatic. Best offer; tact Frank Burke, Connecticut Qualification for (his po If you are neat appearing, livered. W. Zlnker, 876-7143. $26.60 dining room, den, modern kitch U R Realty Co, $11,900. and specifications are returned in mileage, excellent condition. $1,- ter 6. for a quick sale. T. J. Crockett, ESPECIALLY appealing about this good condition, within seven days 649-3222 after 6. Mortgage Exchange, 16 Lewis sition are demanding, as have a car, a pleasing person NEW, HARBOR, Maine — 8 room en, 8 bedrooms 1^ baths, ga 295. 649-4100. ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, ga TEN WOODEN combination win $40.W 89” Round Modern'cock- Realtor, 643-167T. custom built brick ranch is Its after bid opening. If documents are rages, dormers, all types of St., Hartford. 246-8897. are the responsibilities. In ality and you are a recent high cott^ e with screened in porch, rage, landscaped yard 102x612. functional layout for- easy con 1961 MONZA, white, standard return you will receive an dows with screens for Green Mim- taU Table, walnut; $39.96 Owner transferred. Immediate 843-2692 — 643-6472 SPARKLING RANCH not returned within seven days af 1963 FORD Customline 6, 4-door carpentry. No job too small. Call SECXIND mortgages — Unlimited school graduate, then you may or home. 643-8283. modern conveniences, sleeps 4. CIRCA 1 ^ — Colonial, beautifully venient living. 3 bedrooms, famUy sedan, Fordomatic, radio. 643-2880 shift, excellent condition, 20,000 Nelson Higgins, 644-1700. attractive salary and an be qualified to join a nation Beautiful ocean view. 10 minute occupancy. Marion E. Robertson, restored, 2% baths, 9 rooms, 8 room, dining room, kitchen and ter bid opening, the deposit wlU funds available (or second mort Realtor. 643-6058. BeautituUy maintained modern be forfeited. after 6. miles. Call 643-4419. enjoyable and rewarding wide company with a salary to CHAIN UNK PENCE 6x10 feet, drive to good stores and new fireplaces, hot water heat, garage, flreplaced living room. 1% baths, gages, payments to suit your experience. SEPTIC TANKS home, a fireplace in the 12x24 6. Each bidder must deposit with HOME REPAIR and maintenance budget, Expedient service. J. D. you of $2.90 per hour for a nearly new, sell resisonable. Also, WATKINS BRO-THERS, Inc. beach. Available June 1 through TANNER STREET — Bowen acreage. Carlton W. Hutchins, VERNON— Only $13,990. New 2-car garage, tree studded lot, on 1959 OLDSMOBILE Station Wagon, 1960 RENAULT Dauphine. radio remodeling, roofing and altera Send summary of your minimum of 16 hours per week. AND 649- 5132. living room, |3 large bedrooms, his bid. security in the amount of and heater, low mileage, excel Realty, 643-5129. new dog house. 643-6826. June 14, $86 per week, and entire School area. 7 room Colonial, 8 5% room Ranch,, re^y for oc attractive street location. House ceramic tile nath, walnut cab Super 88, automatic, power tions Call Russ Atkins, Builder, qualifications, including ed More information about this 986 MAIN STREET month of July, $60 per week. Call Is brick for minimum mainten 5% of his bid in the form of a Bid brakes, power steering, electric lent second car. 643-4396. 643-0411. ucation and experience to twm alsed bec^rooms, garage, $9,6(X) FULL PRICE for modern 4 cupancy June 1, bullt-ln range, inets and stainless steel sink Bond from a surety compcuiy au fabulous part-time opportunity AIR CONDmONBR, 11,000 B.T.U., PLUOGED SEWERS Manchester 643-8249. mortgage, only $16,900. ance. Mid twenties. -Kve. call rear window, excellent condition P. O. Box 544, Manchester, heater and exhaust control, used room year ’round ranch overlook natural woodwork, many extras. in kitchen, full basement, nice thorized to do business in the State Business Opportunities 32 will be told to you at Willie’s Hayes Agency, 648-4808. For apipointment call Mrs. Conrad Rueter, 543-0309. Wolver ly landscaped lot, $19,900. throughout, 44,000 miles. 649-3406. ALL KINDS OF carpentry arid Conn. Indicate date avail Steak House, 444 Center St., one seswon, $269 new, $100. Maehlie GIm s m I GARDNER LAKE — Northwest ______ing Coventry Lake. Kitchen bullt- ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. of Connecticut, or a certified Trucks—Tractors painting, roof and gutter work,' ’THE STEAK HOUSE In Bolton Is able. Manchester, Friday, May 17 at 649-1921. R efrigerator for sale. Rea Shorefront. Modem Housekeeping. EIGHT ROOM Oarrlsan lns. Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9832. Klambt, Romar Realty, Inc., 643- check payable to the. Town of Bol kitchen and bathroom remodeling, Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sew 2844, 544-0800. ton, ConnectiCTit. DODGE 1963, FORD 1954, one ton all cleaned up. Has to be sold. 7 p.m. sharp. Please, no phone sonable. Also, aluminum porch $58 weekly up. Visit weekends. large Uving room, dining roomi LAKEWOOD CIRCLE, S. — 2 bed dormers and hatchways. J. Char- Some restaiurant equipment WOMAN — General housework, er Lines InstaUed—Cellar Wa swing. Call 649-2616. ELEGANT 6-ROOM SPLIT .7; No bid may be withdrawn for ^th refrigerator l>pdie.s. good cadis. Free colored pictures, brochure. kitchen, etudy and lavuory, 4 VERNON — Just over Manchester room ranch, stone front, dining HILLTOP MOTORS, INC eat, 649-0722. . , , available, but don’t overlook the chlljl care, 8-3:3P, pjn,, Mon<|ay- terproofing Done. ArrowheadGrove, Colchester . 4, a'period of thirty (30) days after condition. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., Frlday, in Manchester. Call 246- badr«xxn« and bath on aeoeed BOLTON CENTER line.. Like new 614 ranch, 1 ^ room,, screened in porch, beauti Beautiful. quaUty built custom South Windsor. 628-8644, or see tremendous possibilities this loca Conn. Norwich 887-4696; Hartfdrd’ flooi. Recreation room with fire f fully landscaped lot 100 x 200 feet. home with 3 large bedrooms, 2 the date of opening of bids. Route 6 ft 44 tion presents. Ideal for automo 5553, a-5 p.m. Monday-Priday. INDUSTRIAL GUARD — Night %t9.a77K ' baths, built-in kitchen with Sandy Warshavsky. Roofing—Siding’ 16 MbKINNEY BROS. Musical Instruments 53 place In boaement. Attached dinette, fireplace. Hayes Agency, Owner 649-1193.' ^ baths, spacious living room 8. The Owner reserves the right Boltoii tive, manvjfacturtng, retaU, etc. shift, 48 hotira or part-time hours W a n t e d double garage. Aluminum aiding. Enormous custom 6.. „r o.o m to accept or reject any or all Wds ’TYPIST To r mall o^der adver Ma r t i n ALTD . saxophone, 6 848-4808. with fireplace, delightful 11x12 A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, T. J. Crockett, .Realtor, 648-1677. arranged. Must be bondable, able Seworago Disposal Co. CAPE COD, Dennlqport — 2 and 8 Central location, $29,900. PhU- ranch, breezeWay and garage, HANDYMAN—^Fine opportunity. and to waive any informalities o r ' Next to Fihno's Restaurant tising department, p€ut;-time, ex yearsrears ohold, excellent condition. Call bedroom cottages, sJl convent- quaUty construction through fqpt dining area, built-in birch 1953 STUDEBAKER 12 foot plat painting. Carpentry, iffieratlatia ,to climb stairs and have own 180-182 Pearl 8&—Ml 8-5808 brick Agency, 649-8464, WEST SIDE Cape, 6 rooms, close IdeaUy situated lovely residential kitchen, tile shower, 24x26 rec technical defects in the bidding If perienced in advertising pre 849-0886. encea. 648-0108. out. Many fine features,, com form truck. Call 6-9 p.m., 649-0894. and additions. Ceilings. Workman ferred. Apply Manager, Pilgrim transportation A.pply Connecti SERVlOE to bus, tree shaded lot, $14,900. area, close to schools, shopping room, 2-car garage and 100x195 it be deemed tn the pubUc interest SPRING SPECIALS ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. cut State Employment Service, FOUR BEDROOM 8 room Dutch parable neighborhood. PhUbriek Agency, 649-8464. and bus. 6 room large Cape, 1% tree shaded lot. $27,900. to do so. * Mills, Cheney Hall, Hartford Rd. Colonial, centrally located, 643-4860. MOODUS, CONN. 806 Main SL Wanted Tq Rent 68 baths, breezeway, -walk-out base 9. 'The successful bidder as de 1960 Studebaker Lark. 2-door Hard Auto Driving School 7-A ME5DICAL 'TIRANBCmPTIONIS’r Office and Stort $17,600. Phllbrick Agency, HOLLISTER STREET — immapti- clared by the PubUc Building Com STATION 649-8464. ment and garage on a beautiful top, V-8, automatic, radio and BIDWBLL HOME Improvement Interesting work for person with Equipment 54 WANTED — June occupancy, 2 LAWRENCE F. FTANO late 6 room CJolonlal Bungalow, ■wooded lot. Needing some repairs mission 'mil be required to fuihish MOR’nXKUC’S Driving School Inc., J. D. REALTY heater, white sidewall tires, Company—roofing, siding, altera .Few minutes drive to new pro good knowledge of medical term bedroom apartment or flat unfur large airy rooms, natural wood and exterior painting. Priced {ac a Performance and Labor and Ma Immaculate. offices, classroom located Man tions additions and , remodeling Wanted — Female HEW TYPEWRITERS, $89.96 up; MANCHESTER — 7 room apUt Realtor MI 3-2766 posed atpmic plant and old inology who types 80 words per MANAGER nished for gentleman and grown level, baths, -rec room, gar work, fireplace, new furnace. Bel cordingly. Fw- appointment call 618 Center Street terial Payment Bond In an amount Was $1,195 — NOW $995 chester Parkade, lower level. Be of aL types. • Elxcellent workman used typewriters, $29 up. Berube’s Air Real Estate, 643-93321 not less than 100% of the contract • opera house. Summer resort minute. 40-hour w ^ k . Will t y ^ son. Call evenings and weekends age covered patio half acre or y Mrs. Shorts. 643-8886. J. Watson ginners, older, nervous students, ship 649-6495. with 10 units, 2 acres of land, . with Kitehen Help Ty pewriter Service, 479 B. Mid- 648-4816. Queries Nicholson PI 2-6864 6485169 amount. 1967 Ford, 2-door Hardtop, V-8, our. specialty. Teen-age driver’s operations and case summaries. MEAT 4Da T!pke., Manchester. 649-8477. parklike grounds. Hayeg Agency, Beach ft Oo. 21 Central Row, RAY’S ROOFING CO. — shingle l, 000 foot frontage in' addition Call for an appointment 643-1141, 648- 4803. MANCHESTER — 6 rcom Cape on Hartford, Conn. 522-2114. T, J. Crockett, Chairman automatic, power steering, education course. StaU certified. LUBRICATION YOUNG MOTHER with two small a nicely shrubbed and landscaped 649-7398. and built-up roofs, gutter work, to an excellent 8 room Colonial Ext. 320. CoU Ihiblic Building Commission radio and heater, white side- with 2 fiUl ceramic tiled baths, children needs four roonv apart MIDDLE TURNPIKE West—Real lot with sturdy shade trees, full ' Bolton, Conn. walls. Very clean. roof and chimney repairs. Ray EXPERIENCE^ Wearins: AppareL—Purs 57 s e v e n r o o m Raised Ranch. 4 new heating system, modem CUHERS Mr. DeUoFora ment, centrally located, reason- bedrooms, 2 baths, large recrea neat cape. B\iU 'six; rooms plus dormer, hardwood floors through ROCKLe IxjE—8 bedroom ranch, May 14, 1963 Was $796 — NOW $695 Hagenow, $49-2214. Ray Jackson, PULL-tiME DAYS basement with big rec- room and 643-8325. plumbing and wlrinig, easily At CRESTFIELD Br i d a l (so w n , white satin, slse ablev CaU 648-2711, Ext. 6, before tion room, 2-car garage, excel out, plaster walls, aluminum large rooms, garage, fireplace, Help Wahted>—Male 36 8.80. bath with shower. Fenced in yard, Buyers Wanted 1961 Rambler Custom 4-door Wag E-Z LERN •converted to two 4-room apart AND Terrific Opj^rtunity! 10-12, absolutely new. The Penny lent condition, $28,900. PhUbriek storms, and screens, 2-car garage. convenient to schools, stores, ments. Also a 20x46 swimming CONVALESCENT •aver, 616 Main Street. Agency, 649-8464. trees galore. ExceUent value for Exceptional care and quality bus. Owner 643-1470. on, 6 cylinder, automatic, "HIRE. A VETERAN WEEK, May only $16,000. T. J. Crockett, Real radio and heater, white side- ' Driving School Roofing and Chimneys' 16-A pool, poured concrete, from 3H Coll 643.8753 after HOSPITAL make this a fine buy at $16,900. loot to 6 foot, depth with filter 19-26.” Toolmaker, . grinder, in WANTED — Six room duplex. tor, 648-1677. Robert Wolverton Agency, Real So. Windsor — Attractive 6 EDISON ROAD — CJape, 4 down, 2 walls. A one-owner with low, / 6 p.m. 742-7712. ROCKLEDGE' — Custom 6 room WE HAVE MOVED low mileage. T Connecticut’s largest, auto ROOFING—Specializing repairing and vacuum cleaner. AU equip- spector, machinist, lathe operator, COUNTERMEN Wanted—To Buy 58 r^ ch , large Uving room with tor, 649-2818, 648-0309. room Ranch on half acre lot unfinished up, fireplace, garage, matic and standard shift, rooCs of aU kinds, new roofs, gut carpenter, painter, meat putter, 643.2461 • BOLTON LINE — 8 bedroom offers comfortable and econom Was $1,796 — NOwl $1,596 m. ent lor landscaping, 1962 fireplace, formal dining room, ranch, full dry basement, beauti patio, oil heat. Owner 649-0059. to new, modern quarters at free pick-up service, teen-age ter work, chimneys e{.eaned, re Chevrolet panel truck. The butcher, tailor, poultry man, stock Full or port-tiiiio for WE BUY BELL or trade antique electric | kitchen, natural wood OLDER TWO FAMILY 6-6 flat, one ical living. Location in Avery classroom, older and nervous paired Aluminum siding. 90 boy. Apply Conn. State Employ hud used furniture, - china, fla m . Apartment Buildings ful 1% acre plot, big rear porch, car garage, located on Oakland Heights at 10 Pond Lane — a 860 Main Street, (cornw at 1069 Ford Galaxie 4-door Sedan, units could easily be converted work, 2-car garage, large wooded affords a . maximum of privacy. BOWERS SCHOOL area—^Large V-8. automatic, radio and students our specialty, 115 yeiTs’ experience Free estlmBtes. to year ’round apartments for ment Service, 806 Main Street, new, local meof oporo- Oliver, picture tramep and old For Sale 69 loti $28,900. Phllbrick Agency, Street, $12,700. R. J. Wrobelski, good community with good 7 room Garrison Colonial, 4 twin Haynes and Main, next to the Center St., Manchester. CaU Call Howley, 643-6361. 648-0763. which there is a big demand. Manchester. A free service—no odln% old doUa and guns, bpbby AU the extras. Real buy at $14,- Broker, 648^2678. neighbors. heater. A beautiful white with Hon. Also mon over 18 649- 8464. 600 with 10% down. T. J. Crock size bedrooms. 114 bathj, patio,^ lH«dlr.al Pharmacy). First floor new white sidewair tires. for free booklet, 648-8662; ...... — ...... ' ' 1------Present owiers retired. Priced fee charged. - od laotiob, attla contents or whole HARTFORD —* Four- apartment frame building with excellent In ett, Real^r, 648-1677. basement garage. Attractively' Was $1,295 — NOW $1,096 for quick sale. fo leom moot cutHng. 5- •states. Furniture Repair Service, landscaped. Alice Belcher, Brok air-conditioned office, anqile Radio-TV Repair Services 18 AUTO UPHOLSTERY MAN with Taloottville, Conn. Tel. 848-7440. come, reason^Iy priced. J. D. Bowers Area — If you need a doy week, plus benefits. MANCHESTER — Beautiful ranch, larger home at a fair price, er, 643-0335. 1969 Cadillac Convertible, full pow LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first some experience. Turnpike Airto Realty, 048-5129. BOLTON AHEA Oakland Street — 6 rooms, .8 parking. Please stop by sad er, showroom condition. ’This CONNIE^ ’TV and Radio Service, ■r Seat Cover, 643-6365. FRANK ia buying and sailing good 89 feet long, 4 bedrooms, family see 87 No. Elm Street. 4 bed ------licensed driving school trained available all hours SatiBfactian room 16x24, 2 baths, oversize 2- bedrooms, oil hot water heat, rooms, 2 baths, j living room, TANNER STREET—Six room let. U8 help you with your real car driven by mansiger. certified and approved, now of J. D. REALTY Coll 673-9U8 for used furniture and antiques at 410 1-car garage, uOllty shed, guaranteed. CaU 649-1316. DISHWASHER wanted. Apply 100 ACRES Lake St. Call and aee what we’ve $10,900 car garage, large lot, many ex fireplace; cabinet kitchen, Cape, breezeway, oversized ga- estate problem. Was $2,796 — NOW $2,496 Hartford fering classroom and behind 618 (ienter St. oppointmont. tras, $23,900; exceUent 6 room large lot, all city utilities, bus dinette, and 2-car garage. rage^ walking distance to Bow wheel instruction for teen-agers. Oavey’s Restaurant-, 46 E. Cen get. Open Simdayi. 849-8(iao. ter Street. ■ Cape, shed dormer, owner mov at door, $14,400. ers Elementary School, new D- 1900 T-Bir4 Ocmvertible, full pow 649-6076. , 643-6129 er, new top and tires, white Moving—Tracking— T 5 room ranch, fireplace, one ing. Call for particulars. Short ling Junior High and Manchester W arren E. HawlaiKl TOLUND-NORTH OOVENTRY LINE FOUR APARTMIINT acre lot, privacy, view, easy Bolton — Vernon Road over For appointment, call with red leather Interior. Im- LEARN TO DM VE — Special at ______Storage 20 WANTED SET OE lady’s gOIf way out — 3 bedroom modern looking lake, one 8 room house, High, .exceptionally priced at Realtor Hisculate. tention to riervous and elderly. NEAR PARKWAY AND ROUTE 44A •lube. CaU 640-7084. financing. ranch, large lot, $11,900. Over 100 $17,400. Call Mra 'Klamibt, HANGHES’TER Package DeUvery. HOUSE one 5 room house, and one 8 860 Main Street—548-llM Was $2,896 — NOW $2,196 Classroom for teen-ager. Pickup more Ustings — aU price ranges. room cottage. 8-car garage. Roniar Realty, Inc., 643-2844, service. Day or evening lessons. Light, trucking and package deUv- Call the Ellswurth Mitten Agency, MADELINE SMITH, 644-0800. 1001 Triumph TR-8 Roadster, real ery. Refrigerators, washers and Help Wanted— Female 35 IDEAL SETTING FOR A PISH and Rooms Vnthoat Board 59 Grand St. This exceUent Invest LAWRENCE F. FIANO Horse stable and other build Reasonable rates. Manchester |OB OPENING Realtor, 6435930 or 643-2325. ings. 34 acres land. $^,000 stove moving specialty. Folding sharp. Driving Academy. 74^7249. ment is grossing income of Realtor .. 648-2766 REALTOR Was $1,796 — NOW $1,696 chairs for rent. 649-0752. WOMAN, live in, housework and GAME CLUB, BOYS’ CAMP OR B u r n is h e d r o o m for gentie- $4,200.^'per year, priced for .SPRING STREET — 6 room takes everything. babysitting, school age children, man, heat, lights private en quick sale. For further infor Charlee Nicholeon 742-6364 ranch, bullt-lns, 1>4 baths, fire Manchester — 2 family duplex THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO cooking not required. .Pleasant LINOTYPE OPERATOR HOUSING DEVELOPMENT ‘ trance, paridng. Evenings Ml mation oaU place, extras. 2-car garage. C^ll 649-1642 or K A T 8ALB8 AND SERVICE Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 Moving, packing, storage, local home, park-like ground. Write 8-3810; Days PI 8-8884. 5-5, 8 down, 2 up, separate oil 643-9172, 6-8 p.m., weekends any furiiace, very good condition, Mabel Sheridan ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL and long distance. Agerits for Box T, Herald, listing refermces. \ time. ROOM FOR LADY or gentleman, nice locatlan, $17,600. ' 1968 MAGNEET. motor scooter, Wheaton Van Lines, Inc., world OVERSIZE CAPE — 7 rooms, 22 648-8;88 m U L T O P MOTORS, DW. wide movers. Free estimates. “HIRB A VETERAN WEEK, May quiet Inquire 334 Charter Oak J. D. r e X l t y $66. CaU 643-2881. 19-28.” Summer work for kitchen With Some Experience tNG FEET FRONTARE pin foot Uving room with fireplace. FIVE R(X)M raised ranch, 3-car NEAR SCHOOL and SHOPPINO CENTER . 643-5187. • Street, 6U-8868, 348-4788. garage, fireplace, 1% baths, Roote 0 ft M, Boitoa helper, chaunbermaUd and survey 818 Center St FR A N K JMO'TT 4 BEDROOMS, KITCHEN WITH •TOVB AND g m AKK .____ a ___ L A M J ------worker. Paut-Ume for typist, To Monitor Teiefyi>^tetter hiBASANT furnished room with ■torms, Croft Dr„ near highway, OPEN 9-9 4-AORp m i N ^ D FOND owner, $18,700. 644-0610, after 6 NEAR HIGH SCHOOL ^ 6 room OVEN, l'/4 BATH. tsasiness S erriees O ffered 13 P&uitlng— P aperin g 21 salesperson, bus driver, and coun- •ooUng faculties and electric re- 54S-5169 ' 64S-5668 Bank Terms ^ ------— ----- ter girl. Apply Conn. State Em f r ^ r a tor. ladles only. 84B-8888; wooded lot, clpM . to all achools, p.m. . - Cape now vacant, nice yard, ex e x c e l l e n t WORK done in PAINTING AND paperbangug. 37^2 hoar week; paid v ^ tion and sick EU,900. Phllbrick Agency, ceUent buy at only $18,260. T. J. LIVINO ROOM WITH BEA50CD OEILINO, 1-OAB OARAGE 068-2764 ployment Service, 806 Main , — i. cleaning yards, cellars, attics, 'Good clean workmanship at rea- Street, Mamchester. A free serv leave, hospitalization, retirement plan FURNI8|HED ROOM hear bath for 649-S464. MAN(3HESTER — Beautiful Crockett, Realtor,/648-1677. garages. Also, Ught' trucking. aonablic' rates 80 t )ara in Man ice—no, fee charged. CHAkiN AGENCY entlcman. Parking. 54 High rboni ' ranch, mint condition, 649-6968. chester Raymond Flske. 640-9237. and other benefits. Apply in person. Streat. Land For Sole i... 71 Ma n c h e s t e r — a room modern nestled in a nice wooded piece of STONBFRONT 5 room ranch, •TWO-YEAR-OLD 8 bedroom ranch, BUILT BY K&C CONSTRUCTION -+• p r a c t ic a l n u r s e to Uve with terra firma. Excellent'buy « t $11,- bullt-lns, 8 ' bedrooms, fireplace, full basenient, 2 full baths, buUt- invaUd in nice home near center ^ 643-9442 — 643.4995 UtROE ROOK next to ehower, COVENTRY 6^ acres on Brew- 700. CaU the Ellsworth Mitten recreation room and wash room, Ins in kitchen, attached j e n g e . Bvdtnliigs A ftor A and Sunday— A 4 3 -0 fU * F0M >. • GARDENS PLOWES) BbUSES PAINTED — Reason yrivato^bom^^^^garklng, gentle- Star Street, i m oo premleez. CaU Agency, {toaltor, 648-6980 or. latge lot, only 6 houses la drole. Warren E. Howland, Realtor- Wbaal taanowing dooe. 649-6096. of Manchester. Usual time oft. able. PbotM 649-7815. TeL m « 3 4 or 640-4389. Ificrdd Realtor, 545-U4S. ku. 6 M 5 in . OeU 54950S1 after e p.m. Tradw, 6 4 8 -1 3 0 6 . ' I ■ i . ' 3 ■ 1 : * ^ &«*■ I -svv •— . f
r ^ . A t w iw o JMfy Ndt Pima l o i THURSDAY, MAY 16, 196S tWBNTY-EIGHT IW fiha Weak M a d Th* WdAthdr :^nrI)[«Bter lEvraing H^nilb AprilM.lBM Fenaaat af U. lb Waathar Bqnari Increaetog dawdlneaa and ariM 1 3 , 9 7 4 tonight with a rhaBaa at ahowan VIotor DeUsateca a t ila n rfjp fifer to n in g Brake Oinic Set ter Auto Parte lne„ 870» I V Broad III U W U Bt, M«nbn at Oka M H by dawn. Low in tha BOa. A b o u t T o w n oonoems safety on tlM tiia Mghways Floods, Unemployment B nw w at CbaalaMaa: day etondy wltti sliaWeM. High to tha; 80s. Th« American Liegion'Auxiliary At VFW Monday through proper cbeokmg of i >*^"nene»wr^A t.uy of rUlage Charm brakes, tumkig *umsns sad brake will meet Monday at 8 p m . at Hnkigs, and the use of safety IMKs. Plague East Kentucky the Legion Home, with Depart A special Highway Safety Brake Seiveral booths w&l be available VOL. NO. 194 (TWENTY PAGES) ment Preaident Mni. C. RuMell Clinic for mechanics only will be MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, BIAY 17, 1988 (Olaselftod Advertising en Page 18) to dh^lay national products. Fed PRICE SEVEN CENTS I Day of Norwalk and her staff held Monday nlgbt at 7:80 at the eral Mogul of Hartford will have attentlpn, eventually will lift Itaalf ! of officera as guests. Members (Oonthraad froin Pag* Oas VFW Home at Manchester Orimn. a wheel bearings and wheel eeals Into a prosperoua tcurlat area. I are reminded to bring articles for At feait one acute observer Police (Jhief Jemee M. Reardon dleplay; Rateey of City Island, "And, rsmeraber thle: It’e not ! the white elephant ^ l e . Mrs. J. N. T., seat beHa; Moog of Detroit, thinke not. Few Shared 1F. wallett will be chairman of will brtroduoe Fred Wlntera ref>- haf springs and chaesia parte; Au- easy to leave when you have a *T doubt If It would do any good TV;/. Negroes Push State News hoatesses. resentative of Ammco Mfg. Oo. of tomOteve Devices Oo. o f Boston, lar^ family, no caah, no known tor. the area If the entire budget Chicago, who will give a complete brake shoee; Monroe of M of Na Dr. Fox, 69, waa also a member SARGE (AP) — Astronaut del at 6:45. Very tender whole 65 to 70 lb. untrinuned U. S. choice Hindquar- Whole 80 to 85 lb. 7-rib Roasts . . . Imbalance. The now list reflected riiangee ih gro parents and their ohUdren the namea and amounte paid to 31 of the Govemor'a site commlaelon Gordon Cooper, who felt gid Ipins which 'give you. Sirloin, Short and For- ters lb. S 9 ^ • • • you tender as butter . . . cut to order rince FSb. SB, haa an annulment peraona, two wera decroued, but which selected the site for the dy when he crawled rear first, The VFW will sponsor a card terhouse steaks lb. 6 2 ^ • • • you wrap and wrap, freeze and save. lb. 8 9 e * * * you wrap, freeze and that la M par cant Nagro. the buUc went to a few. Including schools and waa a prominent advo from his space capsule, was party tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the freeze^. . . save. m his deciskm fat tha Oranga two who received more than glOO,- cate of locating it in Farmington. in bouncy physical shape by Post Home. case, RauUnger held that "auch Federal Vigil 000 apfeoe from 1904-1069. Described by Dr. Babbidge aa a extraima racial Imbalance as ob The dlsclosura today came af ter leading periodontist—a specialist the time he had finished his Members of Sunset Rebekah tains in tSli Oakwood school, at Rep. Nicholas B. B ^ (IR-New on gum diseases—Dr. Fox is on ■first two-hour medical exami- Lodge wUl meet tonight at 7:80 least where means exist to ' pro-, Relaxes; City the faculty of two medical schoola natiopi^ — a preliminary to at the Holmes Fhineral Home, 400 THE FINEST CENTER CUT BLOCK vent .It, cahsUtutea under New (Oentinued en Page Twelve) and one dental school, widely- others Wh.ich will fd low . > From One Service Club to Another Main St., to pay last respects to Jersey law a deprivation of edu Icnown In the profession and co When told 'he could dress, ha Mrs. Myrtle Oowlee, il member. cational opportunity for the pupUs Apprehensive author of two textbooks. Wearing the hat.*? of the Frank J. Mansfield Detachment, Marine Corps League, Peter Cordcra, left, Paaaive Participant danced a little Jlg.and said, "Okay commandant, and Jerry Sapienza, paymaster, receive a new U.S. flag from Eldward C. Rodger, compeUad to attend the aehool.'' I am all set to third from 1 ^ , vice president, and Michael Nimlrowski, president, of the Army-Navy Club. The Chapman Court, Order of Ama Chuck Roast A ruling on the Englewood case, BIRMINaHAM, Ala. (AP)—The Sub Launching Set Dr. Richard L. Pollard said where Negroee have accused toe federal government shows signs of NEW YOw T"[AP)—Mayor flag was given to the League for use at its new headquarters on Parker St. (Herald photo by ranth, will meet tomorrow at 7:45 Robert ,F. Wagner saya New GROTON (AP)—Two nuclear Cooper then climbed three''ti|^ts Ptnto). p.m. at the Masonic Temple for city of maintaining sagrmted relaxing Its vigil to Birmingham’s of stairs "almost faster thS*'^! Pep up dining morale Bchoola, Is expected from Raub- Torkera do not get enough ex submarines, one an attack craft, a memorial service. Refreelunents racial dtuation ami Atty. Gen. ercise. the other a'polarls-flring ship will could." Pollard is 80 years old. will be served by Mra. Lillian with one of theee fine InMr In midsummer. Cooper is 36. However,. Negro leaders hare Robert F. Kennedy's adviser ^ "Most of us have gone aoft,'' be Ismnched June 22, the Electric Open House Set Kicking and a committee. Pinehuret quriity chuck he told tile aecond annual Con Boat Division of General Dynam Pollard described Cooper aa roasts. ’Truly economical said today that toe Englewood civil rights has returnsd to Wash- being "tired, as you can well ex Board of IDducatlon does not have rton. ference on Physical Fitness ics Corp. has announced. The Men’s Club of Concordia at a fine low price—per Thursday. "We need to toughen One of the submarines, the pect,” but In high spirits. Tha AftenHon By Police Dept. Lutheran (Jhuroh will have a din to watt tor a separate dachdon. Bherlft Melvin BaUey said, how astronaut’s weight fell from 148 to fect weekend fare. ever, toe' authorities are appre up." Flasher, Is a sister ship of the ner meeting tomorrow at 6:30 pm. One hundred school pupils Thresher, which disappeared In 141 but this was considered The Manchester Police Depart at the church. Oapt. George Mc- hensive about too weekend. A 4- normal. hour guard has been posted demonstrated exerctoes in front the Atlantic last month with a LIHLE GIRLS OF MANCHESTER ment will hold open house tomor Caughey of the Mwchester PoUce Boneless Stewing Beef ...... lb. 8 8 ^ of City Hall after toe mayor loaa Of 129 Uvea. Ctooper Indicated that in flight row from 2 to 8 p.m. in observ to|x>ugh^ toe area of last week’s b r^ e Into a big grin as he got his first look ait the men who he had only nibbled at his pre Department wiiU address the K orea Reds rioting. About 800 heavily armed finished talking. A Are aboard the Flasher May greeted him after he blew off the escape haitch of his Faith 7 spacecraft. (AP Photofax.) ance of National Police Week. group at 8. The mayor watched. 7 took the lives of three workers pared food and had some trouble OFFICERS OF THE LITTLE MISS SOFTBALL Manchester residents are Invited atato patrolmen and conservation and injured two others. The build drinking out of the nozzle of hla to stop In at Police Headquarters QUALITY department officers are patrolling water flask. LEAGUE will be at the Manchester High School (Black a'4-square block area. er blamed the Are on the acci at 239 E. Middle Tpke. to see the D ow n U . S. dental broltion of industrlA gases. As soon as he reached sick bay, faqi area in the rear). recently remodeled law enforce "It'a an uneasy (|^at,'' BaUey Thresher Probe The flasher will be sponsored Space Pilot’s Family Time to Relax the astronaut quickly drank four ment complex.' said. "The weekend will cause by Mrs. Paul Fay Jr., wife of the glasses of pineapple jiiice. Several toore concern. It will be a criti- Analyzes Photos, hours later, he ate a dinner of Chuck Steak H e lic o p te r oal period.’' undersecretary of the Navy. Saturday, May 18,10 asm. to 12 noon CHARITY ‘SLAVE AUCTION' The other ship, the polaria- Given Cooper, steak, green salad and milk in toe CISCO, Tex. (AP) — Every Ah'h. Here’s a family Asst. Atty. Gen. Burke Marahall, Prepares iSinking flring Tecumseh, will be sponsored Leaving for Reunion admiral’s in-board cabin. spring students at Cisco High favorite. Pinehurst sa By CHARLES S. CHIN who .went back to Washington "He hadn’t drunk all the water Thursday, aald he has no plans by Mrs. Robert L. F. Sikes, wife school hold a "slave auction" for vory, robust chuck steak SBOUL, South Korea (AP) — of the congressman from Florida’s Fete Delayed he wanted to during the fllgl^^' and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. charity. Teachers and students to return to this racially troubled PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (AP) — Pollard said, ” ^ d he was a little priced to please your C Communist North Korea Said Its Photographs believed to show the third district. By B. F. KEIXUM ^Thursday night 20 minutes after are "sold” , to perform special budget and (^er a plate city Immediately. He said he be The Tecumseh, named for a WASHINGTON (AP) — Astronaut dehydrated.” He had wanted to to accept applications for the coming season. ground forces fired on and forced lieves toa situation wUl be calmed ocean floor grave of toe nuclear HOUSTON, Tex. (A P)—The anx Cooper was safely aboard the save as much as he could in case services. Proceeds this year will ful of appetite appeals— down a U.S. Army helicopter to Shawnee Indian chief, is 425 feet lous watching and waiting have USS Kearsarg^ after his historic Gordon Cooper’s reception by go to the American Heart Associ through toe cooperatimi of Bir attack submarine Thresher were of an emergency after landing.” be sure to put this out day just north of toe demlfttarised being analysed today aa the Navy long and displaces 7,000 tons. Her ended tor astronaut Gordon Coop 22-orblt flight. President Kennedy at the White ation. standing value on your mingham people. Marshall waa The physician reported, "(Jooper GIRLS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY zone between North and South accompanied an aide, Bd Guth- preitved to reconstruct the April commanding officers are Cmdr. A. er’s proud family but Busy days The conference broke up when House is being delayed for 24 shoppir^ list Korea. B. Taylor and Cmdr. Chariea S. hours until Tuesday—to give the said he found weightlessness quite man. 10 disaster by deliberately sinking are ahead for Trudy (Jooper and word came Cooper was waiting to enjoyable. He said It was easy to TTie Reds said toe plane was another aub. Carliale. her teen-age daughters. talk to his wife and daughters by globe-circling Air Force major PARENT WHEN MAKING APPLICATION BIG MEN A dSputy attontay getoaralji "more breathing time.” sleep in the capsule but after he damaged badly. ’ Joiaph Dcdan, remained to 'B ir Toro, a World War' H subma Tha Flasher, designed for antl- M rs./Cooper and the girls, (3am- radio-telephone from the Keu- niere waa no announcement of sarge. Pierre Salinger, White House had napped for a. half hour to 46 No w Open! mingham. rine, arrived at Boston prepara ■ubmsrlne warfare, is 379 feet ala, 14, and Janita, 13, were to fly minutes he would awaken quite Girls who are eligible must have attained the age of 9 top fate of the two American ''About 8,000 riot-trained soldiers tory to being neuttled next week teng and displaces 3,750 . tons. Her to Hawaii today -for a rendezvous Details of the conversations press secretary, said the cere LARRABEE'S pUots, Capt. Ban Weakley Btutts mony wUl be held at 12:16 p.m, rested.” years before the first of June, but who will not attain are standtog at hsMsa to Ala 3M. miles at sea where toe Thresh eommandtog officer la Cmdr. with lAmerica's newest space hero. were not revealed but Mrs. (3ooper Pollard estimated Cooper slept'St Pinehurst Quality Pinehurst Quality and Ghpt. CharleaUm W. Volts. bama, where they were ordered er vanished with 139 men aboard. Ralph Carnahan. sent this message to the news EDT Tuesday in the rose garden BARBER SHOP Pinehurst Quality On Monday they will accompany just outside Kennedy’s office . total -of seven and (me-half hours the age of 13 -before the first of September. 1963.. 16 PITKIN STREET . Tlie disclosure that the helicop by Preaident Kennedy after bhiody Naval experts plan to foUow the The multiple launchinga will be Cooper to Washington to be re men; "It was a good connection.” in catnaps. U.S. GOV’T CHOICE ter was brou^t down by gunfire Originally, the' reception was to (Closed Wednesdays) U.S. (30V'T CHOICE noting to Birmingham last week descending Toro with sonar equip the first at the Groton yards since ceived to the White House Rose "We are a very proud family Cooper’s eyes were red and his BONELESS waa ,made b y the senior- Norto end. ' ment to hopes of learning how Feb. 8, 1967. when two Peruvian tonight,” Mrs. Cooper said after have been held at that hour on Garden by President Kennedy Monday. voice was slightly hoarse. The BONELESS OVEN Korean delegate to toe MUltery Alabama's fiery, sagregatloaist and where Tluresher aettled to toe ■hips, the Anagamos and the after, perhaps, a parade down walking from the brick and stone BEEF Armistice Oommlaslcm. Asked If the postponement re doctor attributed this to “ the con governor, Qeorga C, Wallace, who bottom. Iquique, both diesel-engine craft, Pennsylvania Avenue. house where she and the girls had stant breeze of 100 per cent oxy BEEF ROAST The U.N. Command had told toe challenged the Prerident’a right to The idiotos of debris tentatively were launched. remained throughout the flight. flected any exhaustion on Coop BEEF ROAST commission earlier that toe heli President Kennedy placed a tel er’s part from his 34-hour flight gen in his face.” ■end to toe troops, may meet Ken Identified as coming from the Ill- ephone call to the <3ooper home She thanked newsmen for their Asked Mdiat the flight proved, SHORT RIBS copter made an amergenoy land nedy to Norto Alabama Saturday. starred submarine were obtained "patience the past two days." through space, SaUnger said, "No, ing on toe north side of toe Han Negro Youths Rally Just minutes after Cocker’s Faith there’s none of that." Pollard told reporters, "There is Wallace hasn't committed him from toe Atlantis n, resbarch ship 7 capsule splashed down Into the Some 300 persons were oh hand no in-esent indication from a cur River eetuary, In Red territory IT self, but sources doss to toe gov of toe Woods Hole, (Mass.) Oce NEW HAVEN (AP> — A riew- when the family appeared before He said Cooper will go ahead lb milee northweet of. Seoul. The ly-fotmed Negro youth organiza Pacific Thursday. with plans to hold a news confer sory examination that this long ernor say ha la eomectad to be on anographic Institute. newsmen and photog;raphers who period of weightlessness hiu f t U.N. Command raqueatod that band when toe neiddant takes Dr. Paul M. Fye, director of toe tion has made a qutotly hnpresei've “He wished us well and invited had waited In the street In front ence Sunday at Cape Canaveral, f t toe Communists rehm toe pilots debwt to New Haven. us to be In Washington on Mon Fla., and simply would set aside caused any bad effects. If toe EXTRA TALL SIZES Chuck— Easy to slice, 8 to 6 part .to a Tenneaaee Valley An- institute, . said toe pictures were of the house more than 34 hours. problem had not presented itself EX’TRA BIO SIZES and to* aircraft immediately. thortty observance. taken by three cameraa 8,000 feet Between ISO and 200 members day,” Mrs. (3opper said. "W e plan "I felt very calm and con Monday as a day of rest.- lb. cuts for tender pot roast 8 to 6 lb. chuck cuts, that will The Communist delegate caUed of the Negro Youth Fight for to be there. Salinger said, "The schedule for by now, I cannot imagine any . . i . TO 66. There were these other develop below toe surface. fident,” Mrs. Cooper said when thing serious developing.’’ ing. Lean For Braising oven roast to perfection. toe flight an intentionial breach ments: "It haa not been confirmed that Bquallty (NTFE) marched to Mrs. (3ooper, Cam and Jan Major (Jooper was just too t.gfit’’ of the armistice agreement but the New Haven Green yewterday held a brief news conference and the Wlilte House and space The doctor said, "Cooper just LT.WOOD The Alabama Supreme Court these small objects are trom the (Continued on Paga Fifteen) couldn’t believe that he could dis Caution . . . These chuck cuts are unusually tender. . . we suggest you shorten cooking time just a little evaded a direct rc^y to toe re- heard argumenta about which of submarine Thresher," Fye said. afternoon where they conducted a officials felt "we should allow him uest for return of the men and rally. more breathing time.” tinguish buildings and roads at Birmtogham'a two cite govem- "No readily .identifiable objects that height (up to 166 miles) and Locker Plant Meat Market REGAL 2la helicopter. In a similar oass menta should rule aner cent chance data along these lines. tu'res. ed arid five were wounded. Thera and on oil-fired hot water heater W* hav* a low priea on Shurfine Oranga Jutca Reiman Morin, Aaaoclated Praia Miasiaslppi and South Carolina. yean, inreparing the community — One suggestion. Is to try to equip, The magnificent flight of Faith Was no report of oaoualtiea to FRESH LIVE LOBSTERS Special Correspondent and PuUti- that there would be another Mer SHOULDER pEAKS SLICED BACON o f correct capacity—your family . . . compara It with any top quality juice oh In toa Ig areas, 287,638 Negro for daaagrentioti—and then did It cury flight. the Atlas booster and the 7 with the Intrepid Gordon Cooper Thursday night’s riots. • can taka care o f oU their washing AND THE FIRST FRESH LOBSTER er Prise wtoner, repotted the ohildren are enrolled to pravtoualy .to one swlil move, without Inci WASHINGTON (AP) — The ma- ‘-‘But,’’ he said, "a decision Mercury craft with guidance rock- at the controls is a shining star xteeda at one tim e.' - m e a t o f t h e s e a s o n the market . . . 6 oz. 31c, 12 oz. 59c. pill your civil rights trial of toe "CUntan all-white achoola. dent tion'a jobless rate edged upward '18" to Tenneaaee, the riota at must wait until we analyze data BREAKS RELATIONS Mom can do the fiunily wadi. The District of Columbia, with Im-Tennessee, an all-white jury last inonto despite hew highs to from Gordon Cooper’s flight. We (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Twelve) freezer. . . Little Rock, Alt., and Oxford, 87,749, and Maryland, with 82,131,. SANTO DOMINGO, Domtoi- Sis can do the diahee at ^ eama con-victed eeven persons of ob employment and industrial pro must determine what we learned Mias., and most recently tha account for aJfout half toe total structing Justice In the integration can Republic (AP)—Haiti waa ’^'Hgia Junior takes his bath, and avanta at Birmingham, Aia. to duction. from the flight, what questions isolated from a fourth Oarlb- Negro chUdftti to deaegregated of Clinton High School. (Later, toe were asked, and are they impor you enjoy a shower. Depbnd On Pinehurst For this report, he aummarisee nltm achoola. school was dynamited.) Thus, the economy continued to hean. neighbor today as Ooatn 7 9 " ' 5 5 ° Don't dday—phone us today. yean of developments stemming tant enough to know before we ‘Victory of Spirit’ Sp ace Ride Rica broke diplomatic relations, 7 The atatlstlea were oompUed by Where authorities acted decla- present a bitterly paradoxical pic Hydrox . . . 49c pkg.. . is on sale at 45c a large pkg. from toe historic Suiweme Cknirt move on Into Gemini." charging that President Fran Find outbow eaqr it ii to awiiA n Fresher Vegetables tho Southern Bducaticn Repwttog Ively, violence generally tailed to ture : Business growing stronger, Became of troubles involving to a Mobilbeat-lmed water heat> ruUng. \ •«rvfo*,.,which deeorlbes Itself as halt Integration. _ ____ Lawyen______toeri more Americans at work than cois Dnvaller’s stay In power GROTE & WEIGEL, FIRST PRIZE. MUCKE'S the development, of the Titan 2 Didn^t Change Man Here Below amounts to a coup d’etat. Veue- •Amrrnmhadhrtlwm, an "Impartial faot-ftodlng ageney. sought subtler methods of delaying ever before and jobleasneas per booster rocket, spacecraft sys CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE By BBLMAN MOBIN directed by a board (rf Soutoarh the process or blocking it entirely. sistently and .stubbornly Mgh. zueia broke wltii Haiti Tuesday SLICED TO ORDER— NOT PREPACKAGED AP Special Ocrraapenfiwt tems and finances, the first on similar grounds. Duvaller Buy Shurfine cream style com at this special price. nawap^per aditora and aducatora "Pupil placement" wasMlevlsed On the bright aide: The Labor At noon, May 17, iNM, tha undw grant from toa Ford Foun to give legal aanotian to assign By JAMES MAmx>W 4 ^from his space ship, Presidmt relaticmi with the Oomtolcaa 45 VARIETIES United States Bi^reme Court out Department reported over-all em Aaaoclated Preaa Newa Analyat RepuMlc . April 38 in a dispute NEW POTATOES 5 lbs. 39c ■ SHURFINE CREAM STYLE dation." ment of Negroes and whites to ployment at a new record' level Duvaller, the tyrant of illiterate, lawed racial aegregation in the Nina tliundaroua, hlatory-packad different schoola. "Interposition” Par for Course: WASHINGTON (AP) — While and poverty-stricken Haiti, was over political atrium that near MORIARTY public achoola, ataibttog at toe of 68.9 mUlion. TTie Federal Re man triumphed beyond the ima- ly ptartod a war between ItM HOME FREEZER DEPARTMENT—1^ S. D. A. CHOICE ' TEILOV CORN yGftnit ' - surfaced. This Is the argument serve Board reported the output telling newsmen he intended to GENUINE SPRING TENDER foundations of a eantury-old aoctol Many names are indtUhiy that toe btate la a partner with Anxious M om ent ginlnga and abilities of his grand keep the presidency even, though tw o‘ Yi*>*»tog ooutttrlea. barrier, and opening a new aactor of intoes, mllla and factoriea at a father—in the earth-orbiting of BROTHERS printed in toaae " pagaa now. the federal government and haa record 122.4 per cent of toe 1987- his legal term ended as he talked. to the battle over civil rights. Anthartoa taicy,'enrolling In toe toe right to "Interpose"! to to. Its astrtHiaut Gordon Cooper—here be Reason and justice and the will UN AIDE DIES YELLOW CORN Chief Justice Bari Warren, read 69 average. At Mission’s End low man didn’t change much. LAMB SADDLES 6 ears 39c Unlveraite of i&Tabama, and than, judgment, toe federal government On the gloomy aide: Joblesaneaa of the people—three other ■victor UNITED ]N)KT10NS, N.Y. (AP) ing toe 94) decision, totonad toe naalad President Kennedy called Coop ies which man achieved late and APPROXIMATE CUTS 2 LAMB LEGS eoncealed’ on toa floor o f-a high- usurps power UlegfiUy. Here and ■tends at 8.7 per cent, a small in- 'B y HUGH A. MULUGAN —Omar Loutfl of the United M l 3 -51 35 8 A *1.00 key passage way patroltro: oar, eaca;aptog a, nmob there, pubUc schoola were closed er’s feat one of the "vlctorlea of often forgets—are riot considera Arab RepubUc, U.N. imdoreoo* cresMs from toe 8.6 per cent of ■ 12 TO 15 LOIN LAMB CHOPS toe field of putoie adiica- ""Ly L y ^ harl h er!" CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) toa human apirlt." Thousands had tions In Duvaller’s lust for power. rotary tor epoclal polittcal af Average weight SO to 2S Ibe. When yon aee rids stamp (U.S.D.A. NATIVE ASPARAGUS — BECKER'S 1011 and communlty-Bupprted. private March. —Astronaut Gordon O oopar'a cap 301-315 Conrar St. Mon, toe dootrtoa of ‘aeparata but VligU Hawfctoa,Bawl fi^ tiiw tof schoola attempted to do toe job. a part In It, It was a supreme In fairness to Duvaller it must be fairs, co U a p ^ and died of n Choice) you* know It’s the beat. No extra charge for cutting, wrapping, SPIN A C H — 2U^t 250 lbs. of moot. Compora on tile basts of raco, oven tlally better than aeaaonal Job ex- Making elltt hangers out of the not progressed beyond the incllnsr after a Soviet trial, was executed HOOD MILK attthorttlM to admit aiglit Negro The order might be 'delayed for panaion” according to toa Bureau mouto-totmauto .paaiplrotlen . m i this ^ndl bofora you buy a hom e freenir. M obilheof UhyileaIJj|clUtiao and other children. final atagea of a space filriit haa tlona and abilities of the men who in accordance with the findings of dootora and Miraaa wan auna* years on grounds o f local eornpU- of Labor' Stafiatics. Juat- about become par for the ilfia' faewra may be ospial, da- Jgmaa R. K aradi^ toa objwst ei^mia. lived in caves. * toe court. monad. LoMK^W , waa toa aa*» Gallon 68c---% gallon 42c prlva the children of tbo Over-all unemployment droppafi celestial course. They included tyranny, spying, *17118 happened while Britain riots-fit Hm UUivantty cf Mto- »*tor aU, 400,000 to' 4.1 millini, a largely ond top advlaar to fiaatotanw SP^^b^ 3 V o PiraiURST GR(KMY, BVC ■roup of equal to wtoeh two men wfra Cooper's trOublSa with the Uttia ■uddqn death by executionarai accusing an Italian aclentlat, Oaneral V Ttourt to dia wMito d ■easonal decline. light that oama on when It should racial prejudice, suapiclcm, to- Sollova tint It doia dUflciilt ptentton- Giuseppe E. MartelU, of spy- mootli. Bvgany Klaalav of fik* 51 BISSELL ST, REAR OF ICE PLANT Corner^. Main and ’Tumpike Nina yaara a|^ today lha . The aeaiwnally adjusted unam- not—and that eventually forced ■eciirit^ and man’s Inability to tor Russia. Sovlat Unton, wko waa ledkwi 643-842^ Mdny Ndmaa. Alnmat eVernW 1m ploymant rate alKnrad aa tocreaae ------hlatOiV- ~ And many unfntiattaUe hint to gq to manual eontrola on get along with hla nelg^bory for e spying tha West doea on eaeratery for poUtleal and aaa«|9 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE U M B K IN BATHROOM TISSUE'.. 10 rolls 79c « .. Carry Out Service ■ ■■ ■ bis own sake. . « Eras iriMlb My oaonail attain . d M r a d O Read H^/ild Advs. I «r>aga ib w ): ■■ Page Tlirea) While Cooper talked to aarih '.KNritoeed' ob P«ffa ‘ hsartaMaakApril«f. ^