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> - r t . , ■ r4i ^ WEDNESDAY^ JANUAHfY l«» IM I Av«rai« QiDy Nat. Plmi.: W rn -m T re iK :M < : the Wsathar iiancIjf^Bter Ev^ufttg IferaOt laiM ty tt, m § 'toeeato;,(irf ®, 1 . W aatoir Miss J(Mum MdRtMa, daughter Istiation Hartford Regional Of* win ba ttaa R ttae^ apsakar at baaania s i Praaldswt 1 3 , 8 9 5 awr aad ato aa aaii of Mr. and M». H. RuaasU M orri' 3 Area Eanployea fito Friday at 8 p.m. to tha Hart* tha raoeiiiiltioB oafamony. Ba will Miimady*a pwrtamatliw dsaignat* Lew 18-M m e s tt M 48 Tow n ■on, 60 Hemlock 8t„ a member of ford Oas Co. auditorium. They' glva ciiear ssmoa awards to '•>( lag too mooth tor the obaarvaned largvr cUtaa. Fitoag ^ CNifti BWwidty 8oci«ty the Marlin dub,^ a women’s aqua­ To Get VA Awards .MQton, at Uuy*« i^XMoiMa tic club at Springfield (Maas.) Col­ Include Mrs. Marie Brahaney, 87 VA •mployss -wkoaa ssrvtoa totals a t tot 80to aanivetaarp at toa.Ol* 9 A.M. to 9 f M . MancfyuUsr^A City of Viliago Charm eicvdlBMa aad nUti, Ugh lage, will participate in the club’s Chambsm S t; Stanley Zatkowskl, 800 ysars.. vtt Sarvloa Aot. OraMu wm oiMt Friday at 8 pjn Three Manohsatsr mrsa real* 171 Thompson Rd., and Charlss Edward W. O’Maara, manager UMWqi BriL M et Winalow Man- "Wlntar Wonderland’’ presenta­ tion Friday night at the college. dents will racsivs awards for long Krowka, Cold Spring Dr., Vemon.- Of the regional office, said the nw first gte WB* mada In . Hoi* ARTHUR im tii . dw er, Im Jota MoDoardl and Krvlce in the Veteran’s Admin* XT.S. Rap. Emilio Q. Daddario :TPL»U L N O . t l (8DCTBBN PAGES) MANCHE8TEB, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1968 (OlBMdfM AdverttMag Fage U ) Mrs. S ra ra tt KMaoy vUl ba host- Miss Moiriaarlment Station, New Haven, "How to Care for a Sick Child’’ versity, Providence, R. I. tha threa-man board W ^eaday. meeting with the prealdenttol wHl talk on "W hat Uea Behind Mr. Dyer is a 1958 graduate of Ba aatd tha tta-up was eauatog board." Both nominees are Demo­ Called Unavoidable was the subject of a prc^pram Sttooeaaful Ckafting." The public Manchester High School, a 1962 tatolerabla Injury to the national The New Tork Shipping Aeso- crats. la invited. presented by Dr. Winfield T. graduate of Brown University, and 20% off walffira. olatlon rapresents 146 steamship The nomtoatione were sub­ Moyer, pediatrician, last night at is attending Georgetown Law Ben. Wayne Morao, D-Ora., flew and etevodortog companies. Con­ mitted to the General Assembly. WASHINGTON (AP)—President Kennedy proposed to­ MUpi Pat O’Brien and Michael a meeting of Bowers School PTA. School, Washington, D. C. He was here from Waahtogton and con* tract terms it reaches with the Confirmation by both Houses to Qannuta, both seniors at Manches­ ferrod .Immediately with Jamee longBhoremer. here traditionally reqi^ed. day an unprecedented $98.8-bilHon budget k ey ^ to deficit­ Dr. Moyer’s talk was illustrated a second lieutenant in the U.S. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF boosting tax cuts which he said would Bpark the nation ter mgh School aJKl instructors of with color slides. It covered the Marine Corps, and serves in the J. Reynolde, asstataat Secretary eet a pattern for settlement to Itolmer was named to succeed toe haridlc^ped, will explain the at Lwbor, who has been mediating other porta on the Bast and Gulf Superior Court Judge Thomas E. toward full employment, productiofi^and purchasing power. handicapped program Thursday, period from early symptoms of ill­ Marine Reserve. ness to when a child should re­ No date has been set for the BagotiaUm efforts. coasta. Troland of New London, vdio re­ Kennedy’s spending program for w year starting July 1 Jen. 24, at noon at a meeting of The aanator'e aesslon with Ray Thomaa Glwson, executive vice tires Jan. 22. Armentano would toe Kiwanis dub of Hartford at turn to school. wedding. Bradford Bachrach photo FAMOUS BRAND NAME succeed Palmer oa the Common would top even the highest of wartifew budgets, $98.3 billion A light diet during any illness nolda was a prelude to board resident and chief negotiator for in 1944-45, and shoot the public debt to a record $315.6 bil­ the dty dub. Ray Owens, inter was recommended by the speaker, heartaga to which the dlaputanta le striking AFtrCIO Internation­ Pleas Court bench. club diainnaa of Manchester Ki­ Escape Door New were tovtted to air their eaaea. 8al Ixmgshoremen'a Aseoctotlon, Palmer was nominated for an lion. / wanis, and a delegation from Man- and a waiting period of 24 hours suggested before calling a physi­ 'T have ' never aeen a labor said union repeaentaUvee were eight-year-term end Armentano Nonetheless, he insisted it was shaped to put new life into oiwster, plan to attend. WASHINGTON — A releasable were ready to meet 1th the for four years. cian for other than abnormal cir­ escape door, suggested for use on • SUITS •TOPCOATS ease toat could not be aettled by the economy and insure “efficient and frugal” conduct of cumstances. He said parents good-faith negotiatlcna betwMn beard today the government. school btises or abrlanes, Is among Alexander Chopin, chief todua- should make their calls in the recent Federal Government-owned the party Utigante," Morse said. BiU Favored In a message sending his mid- morning, and give details of the Tha board, meeting to the Hotel try negotiator, aaid ha had "noth- HARTFORD (AP) — the Gen­ term budget to Congress, Kennedy Budget in Brief inventions. The patent says the tok to eay at this time.” JANUARY child’s illness to the answering door cannot be jammed shut. > SPOILT GOATS • SLACKS Obmmodm, conferred wlUi rep- eral Assembly’s finance committee acknowledged the $13.5-bilIion, service. Dr. Moyer also advised reaentattvae of the New York Chopin to head of the New York to expected to act favorably today three-year tax cutting plan he un­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS that a doctor bd called before call­ Shipping ABSOoiation, the employ* Shipping Association, which rep­ on a bUl tiiait would help clear the veiled earlier this week would at For fiscal year SPECIAL ing the emergency room at Man­ or group, and then scheduled a resents 148 shlppiiw and stevedor­ way for construction os a nuclear ending Jtme M 1908 by first. add red Ink to federal fi­ Income chester Memorial Hospital. N«v«r Man Sa frlMdl eesnon with leaders of the AFL* ing companies. Contract terms powered eleetito generator in nances. He estimated the deficit $86,600,000,000 lyy Ml raaM-SaN rawdiad here between the ILA Haddem. Spending 94,811,000,000 A chart was shown which gives CIO Internatianal Longahore- would rise from the $8.8 billion Deficit a dally record of absentees in kin­ men’a Aaaociatlon. and (he association traditionally A companion US won speedy now anticipated this year to $11.9 8,811,000,ooe Hclanco Nylon set a paitem for settlements to approval from the judiciary oom- National debt dergarten through Grade 6. It Il­ MICHAELS STERN “We’ll oonttoue to cooperate billion. At year's end CREATIVE lustrates that Grade 1 has the Surgical Hosiery other ports on the Atlantic and nilttee yesterday. Recommendations Kennedy sent 108,494,000,000 highest number of absentees. Gulf Ooaeto. Both involve the Oonnectiout This chart shows budget receipts and payments as proposed by President Kennedy for fiscal to Capitol Hill included; 1966 Children, the doctor said, build J & F Kennedy appointed the emer- Yankee Atomic Power Oorp. 1964 as compared with those of the past decade from fiscal 1954. The chief executive —Over-all defense spending of Income 886,900.000,000 COIFFURES The bill before the finance com­ Spending 98,802,000,000 resistance to colds by having Parley Begins g«ncy board WedAoaday ehortly proposed an unpreoedemtad 898.8 bllUon budget. (AP Photofax). $55.4 billion, up $2.4 billion from Deficit them, and when they reach Grade Sale * after Secretary, of Labor W. Wil­ mittee would clarify state law the current year; emphasis on a 11,902,000,0 3 a natural resistance has been CRICKETEER lard Wlrts repenrted eoUapee of pertaintog to the tax on..the strong retaliatory force, flexible National debt built up. fAWHr S ^4# iC .9 5 pr , With Tshombe the negotiations. gross eatnings of utilities. conventionail forces, better air At year’s end >15,604,000,000 A discussion of the PTA’s par­ Nam^ as mediators along with the judiciary oommlttee rqxxt- Birth Control and mlssUe defenses. • im s m U Cm m Mlir HUBBARD ed favorably on a bill that would ticipation In a sliding program on • ■• M e Imw A *f • • Morse were James J. Healy, as- —Space programs costing $4.2 sdiool grounds after school hours e beei«M eeitorf *e* ee ks On Occupation ■oclated . profeasor of toduMrlal give (fonnectiout Yankee Atomic Congress Worried billion, an Increase of $1.8 billion; Authority to do buatoeee In the manned space flight efforts to get Outlays Listed took place at a business meeting MteeeJ IrrefJtfi 9e «l et i relations at Harvard University, state ea a utility. Its aotkm oaiak Case Speeded conducted by Mrs. Frank Horton, Im thee ksH price. TWy fFra J SLISABETHVILIA, Katanga and Theodore W. Kheel, New most of the total, with the goal of president of the PTA. Mrs. BMwln York dty lawyer and veteran a few hours after it oonduotafiA, getting a man to the moon. Donaldson’s momlng kindergar­ MINK (AP)—President Molae Tebombe pubUc hearing. Over Large Deficit —Foreign aid totaling $4,946, By President Re eeetlieie. Thy ftm The bill before the flnanoe ooor To High Court ten class won the attendance ban­ •Beet wear er afpairawaa. SSm ' returned to hla old Katangan cap­ (OanttaneS 4a Fag* Bight) (XX),(XW with special attention for ner. Baesa-1-- - e^ra^cB a , ■ . * veef, ^ and mlttee would assure the nine ot^ countries willing to help them ital today and at once plunged Qf-riate oompeaies participating MIDDLETOWN (AP)—The ap­ F or Military Ptul B tif or Bull Room ihmimm, tato talks with U.N. officials that pellate division ot Connecticut's WASHINGTON (AP)—President'^thc 898.8-bilUon budget ‘makes a selves. Advertisement— Alim CmU mmmnmmi mimu mrimrU^ to the project that Comuoticut should seal the end of hie eeces- Yankee Atomic would not sub­ Circuit Court upheld today the Kennedy’s budget sailed into mockery of the administration's; —Another bid for medical care SQUIRREL eion. conviction of two officials of a stormy congressional seas today. brave talk of letting the taxpayer for the aged financed through 8o- WASHINGTON (AP)—President Why RM< Expensive Loss? *"Helanca Is the registered ’TH Youth Admits ject to the four per cent State keep more of his own money.” clal Seciirity taxes; a new re Kennedy today outlined military Let Connecticut Bank and ’Trust The meeting was cidled to groes earnings tax. now-shuttered Planned Parent­ There was a clamor that unless of the Heberiein Patent Gorp.’’ work out detalla of a peaceful hood Center for violating the “What the taxpayer thinks he quest for a Cabinet-level Depart- spending of $51 billion (or next Company furnish you ’Traveler’s Ihere was no opposition to some spending was jettisoned, its wlll save (under Kennedy’s pro- ment ot Urban Affairs. DetaUed Checks as you make plans for your TRIMMED lAiltad Nations entry into Kot- Stranglmg of either MU at the pubito hearinge state’s Mrth control laws. cargo of tax cuts would never year. weal, his last bastion to the proy- But the court. In an tmusual posed reduction) will be taken recommendations ■’ViU be made . . . winter vacation. Enjoy peace of yesterday. reach port intact, away from him either by so-csJled later for aid to education, farm mind and the convenience of trav­ Inoe. move, promptly certified case to Much of a chorus of alarm ig ot fallout shelters and Tabomba aeem|d tor the State Sureme Court of Errors tax reform or by an Increase to and other programs. nulldlng of fallout shelters eler’s checks, good anywhere, any­ U /s d d o jt FAMOUS Roxbury Girl Firm W bu Contract about the biidget’s deficit—prac­ the cost of living,” he added. For peacetime, the anticipated atomic energy activities, the de- time, both here and abroad. Trav­ DRESS flomplata oapttidatton. ^ Rf ^ had wTTJiv-wxT T -I. of questlona which It tically.. drownljig out ‘other com- "Either way.. the taxpayer- looikx .811.94>Ulion deficit ‘would - be sea- feppe outlays for .the. coming fiscal eler’s Cheeks are available art 893 DRUG COMPANY not coma to BUiSapethvllle fratea BOSTON (AP) — FoUea today W U ^ N , J ^ 17 «lBd*)%«r*W ^ t Tndfilc t o ^ r t . 'toent-^sffle 'from ' Cemocrats, like a sure loser to the end." year were estimated at 866 billion, Complete Kolweid to negotiate, he said. He consulting engineering firm fin- foide. ond only to the $12.4 billion in- Main Street, 15 North Main and 801 Main S t—MI 8-6321 said Donald Morris, 16, a 6 foot • nounced todiy It hae received a with Republicans adding their de­ The GOP Senate Leader, Ever­ ^ curred under former President $2.6 Mfllon" more than this year art the Park^e. was hero only to dtocuu arrange­ The decision today was the lat­ nunciations. ett M. Dirksen of Illinois, and about $10 billion more than to QUEEN CASUAL ments for U.N. troops to oecunr Negro youth from the Dorchetter 880,000 contract from the Area est rebuff to long-standing le ^ called Elwight D. Eisenhower in 1958-59. Permanent COATS Redevelopment Administration for “Incredible”. ‘‘Ridiculous’. "En­ the budget incredible. But Kennedy argued a 1963-64 def­ 1960. the Wg toduatrlM center. district, admitted the alaytog of moves aimed at wiping out the 84- tirely too big” were some of the “We are told the New F’rontier "There Is no discount price on Plana for blowing up the copper a stiidy of todustrial «q>ansion po­ jraar-old Connecticut law that for­ handier comments of critics. icit is unavoidable, even at the reg. 69.99 Daniellea Saunders, 16, to an al­ tential to northeastern Oonneotl- is going to get over its chronic present level of taxes. The choice, defense,” said Kennedy in his mines and Mg Union Mtolere re­ ley near her ftoXbury home Jan.8. bid both the sale of birth control Many arkued that the estlmat deficits by having a deficit so big he sold, lies between SM;cepting budget message. "The free world finery at Kolwesi have been sus­ cut. devices and distribution of infor­ ed $ll.9-MlUon deficit would badly SLACKS Morris was booked as a delto- The firm. Dyer, Bchoeller A that the nation will enjoy rapid "chronic deficit of inertia due to must be prepu*ed at all times to Sterling Upholstery ami Decorating Go. pended, he told newsmen. qtitot child by reason of murder. mation about them. hurt the President’s tax reduction growth and the jobless will com inadequate economic growth" and face the perils of global nuclear Tahombe added he would stay The girl was strangled. Wirth, said it also will Initiate an The appellate court said It found proposals. I mence returning to work. In other war, limited conventional conflict, SPECIAL PURCHASE action program to arrange fi­ no error.in the conviction of Dr. C. a temporary deficit caused by pro­ REUPHOLSTER and RESTYLE fa BUaabethville long enough to Commtosioner Bdmund nancing for the construction of GOP leaders generally gave the words, the best way to correct grams designed to generate the and covert guerrilla activities.” Insure that hie orders giving U.N. L. McNamara said the youth told Lee Buxton and Mrs. Richard W. budget a blistering reception. mistakes to to make bigger ones.’ economy, increase revenues and "The 1964 budget,” he added, 3*Pe. Set plus Fabric CALL for OF forces free movement throughout offloera the Saunders girl had re­ new factories and the moderniza­ Griswold, who were charged with Rep. Charles A. Halleck of Indl-I jijor did many key Democrats tion of older plant advising on use of birth control eventually achieve budget sut^ "carries forward this administra­ includes: $98.00 and up Katanga are carried out. fused him a kiss. ana. House Republican leader, aaid express warm regard for the pluses. tion’s policies to develop and 48.00! 600 PAIRS meeting with U.N. officials Mayor JMm F. Collins issued a The ARA award for technical devices at the Planned Pareyr------I spending plans. "The first type of deficit to a strengthen the flexible and bal­ SPECIAL assistance to the first of such hood League’s clinic to New Hav­ • Shampoo F.R-E-E took place on the third floor of etatement commending McNam­ “Entirely too big,” remarked sign of waste and weakness,” he anced forces needed to guard AIRFOAM CUSHION WITH the towering U.N. headquarters ara and hie force for their dili­ ■cope, since the ARA act was en. Rep. Clarence Cwnnon, D-Mo argued. "The second is an invest­ against each of these hazards..." EVERY 8-Pc. SET UPHOLSTERED • heavy quality rayon on the oUtsIdrts ot town. signed tato law by President Ken­ Tliey were fined 8100 each to Way Suggested chairman of the House Appropria­ ment in the future." • Creme Rinse OFFER gence to Investigating the glrl’e nedy nearly two years ago, the Circuit Court Jan. 2. American military strength, the satin lined and warmly Once the U.N. entry into Kol death. tions Committee which handles all Kennedy foresaw receipts of President said, Is "the free company said. Buxton to chairman of the spending bills. "We will look for • Treatment Residents wool interlined weal to arranged, a U.N. spokes McNamara said the Negro boy Obstetrics and Gynecology De­ $86.9 billion. He offered this rea­ world’s principal bulwark egatost SHOP AT HOME maiv said, talks can begin will and a companion had followed the Participating with Dyer, Schoel- To Capture and find. places to cut it substan­ soning to conclude that reduced aggression. Our military forces Out of Town Reverse Charges Restaurants Tahombe on arrangements to pu ler A Wtoth are Don Schoeller Ae- partment at the Yale Medical tially without impairing national taxes will start producing new • Setting Office* . girl and said hello to her. The School, and was medical director are mighty but they must be fur­ U.N. Secretary-GeneralSMretary-General U Thant’iThant’s

iV.- MANCHESTEfl EVENING HERALD, MANCajBSTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY .17,. MANOHESTBB EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, JANUARY 17,1968 PAGE THBEl ‘ Oouneil, “ until I w m informed by town and Blighth District oarptval of ilia ItadcvOe JUptaa MbnOlBster officials in'their invi­ would be ipore economical. Gen­ RockviUefyernon Bkl Club. W^iBniiisjon Hits tation to this meeting,” Dennison^ eral Manager Richard Martin said Tfcla yotofa 8n»-qi|Mat wijih ihu Actuary Asks Shea Receives sold. this Is hot eo. be crowned the praoMta* Sheinwoid on Officers■ , i ' \ I>ennison termed the legislation Mayor Ifrancis Mahoney, who Renewal Board to Seek following a torcUigbt parade, triU Ordirit^nceon and its method of enactment ch a ir^ the meeting with Barall, reign at the ball, she and M r ea- More Data on Standing Vote "downright rotten." once again noted that Manchester cort will lead the grand niarob. b n Councilmah Herbert Barall of has not had any real trouble with The danoe 1s open to the pubUe. UnREOAllD DANOKR River Waste RR G>ndemnafion Right TO SAVE A LIFE Blast Hartford said that the hear­ Industrial firms, concerning pol­ Those wishing tickets are awed to Pension Plan Of Confidence ings on the ordinance were well lution. A ll have been cooperative contact club members or MkiUyn By AUmBD SmaNWODD B y n u D §i- b o b Om a n ♦acSdlW l8 tough and W «ta OkW Dennison, president publicized. The ordinance calls In efforts to stop pollution from Moving to strengthen Ka hand^Hard^, Mias Jane Page, Walter Kuhnly of Clarke ^ No aenaibte person makes it a e a p M s ot g ro it sndurancs. habit to jump out of windowe, but W Aam N dTO N (APJ - Hssttant Homer Anderson, the town’s Republican Town Chairman t t Cnee Bros, peper miUe of Man- for a fine of JlOO per day or 10 industrial waste, said. In coming talks with the New Bieleckl and Lawrence Bremahan. Chairman for the event Ja Pat Bowovor, Aasariqan. exports ft# •iMster and .Xsat Hartford, last days in jail for non-compliance More discussion on the pollution SulUVah. it n ^ be tbe ri^t way to get I iMddrsUA by B m Ui Vtetawnsae aotuaiy, has asked for more eeti- John F. Shea Jr. received a stand­ Haven Railroad on aoquialtlon of tboy look mottratioii and tha Ticketa may be obtained from club ...... ulidlnc is on fire, ’roe ' ing vote of confidence from . 42 GS nlfht said that his Arm had not within six months of the time the of the Hockanum would come Its land fot redevelopment, the Biiefo flsld offiteu 6Ud iMk.of SggM* tbsrs art very fuol reasons ,wh} suB information on town employ- or town committee membera. same sort o f thmg may happen town committee members Jli st been infonned of any Bast Hart­ ordinance was passed. Dennison forth at some future date to be Rockville Redevelopment Commla- Lake St Auto Acddeat A buffet and danoe w ill be held atvaosw by goutb VlotMuuise GIS toi^m ay avoid taking tduuiow ta in a bridge band ea before be recommends action on night, and then warned btf would ford ordinance, passed late last told Barall that the East Hart­ set by both towns, it was reported. sion (R D C ) last night voted to A Deke S t woman's car 'waa ex- by the Rockville Amerioan Legitm three new msasurss the town pen­ year, which prohibits the release Some 20 persons from town and North dealer. m ay piAlaag tha war to crush ask for the resignation of dis­ ford plant, which employs some sponsor a bill amending the state tenalvely damaged yehterday at at Legion Hall, West St, at 8:30 A soldiar pormanontly diaablad sion board is proposbig. of Industrial waste materials into 60 persons, will find it difficult to Eighth District governments, as North-South vulnerable Oommualst giisrriUas tbrsatanJng sident members if thty continued staiutes to allow municipal con­ 4:30 p.m. when it Went over an em­ pm. Sathrday. Ticketa are avail­ in action mny have to support hla In a letter to the board, Ander­ FINE STREET and HARTFORD ROAD the Hockanum River at East comply with the ordinance before well as industrial leaders, were demnation of t f l l n ^ property in able at tbe lAgion Home or from Opening lead—Queen of Hearts. tM t country's indspendtnos. tomily on as little as |9 a month to undermine efforts of the town Battford. present at the meeting. bankment on Lake S t near Tun­ The defenders led three rounds son said bo wants to evaluate the committee. the deadline. redevelopment areas. nel Rd., Vernon conatablea report. membera o f tbe post. K I U > > This assessmdnt emsigss from in pwasion. He made the statement at a Barall admitted that the indus­ of hearts, f o r c ^ declarer to riiff present pension system, and to do Shea’s leadersMp waa challeng­ The statutes on condemnation The driver waa Doreen L. R od­ The Married Couples d u b of talks with U.g. mlUtary offiMoi. Vletnamsse aoldlars are paid this he needs up-4o-date figures meeting: held at the Municipal trial firms^there are three— of property owned by utilities now St. John’s Bpiacopal Church, Rt- in dummy. T W should have ed in November by committee erick, 42, of Lake St„ who waa tnvotvsti in tha maaslvs Amerioan lass than some menial w oners on how m an y,employes are en­ in- BuikUng: between Manchester and which border the Hockanum River makes no mention of railroad land. 30, will hold a poUuck and mili­ warned'South tnunedlately that he in SUfoo and there is virtually member Victor Swanson who Fine Arts Group heading south on Lake S t When effort to halp tha pro-Wsstern gov- rolled in the plan ande, and this time West took nounced by her parents, Mr. and succeed in the 1964 elections, they er than threats or court orders." Mrs. Humphries has studied Future negotiaitions with the sy, Watertown, Maas.; Chris Puch- U.g. ejqierta have been trying era standards in the South Viet The board also wonts: ceremony will be held Sunday at aoe. South held his breath, Mrs. Russell Karker, Bread and must start preparing now; on a Blast Hartford officials, at a Dec. with Nora Addy Drake of Cov­ railroad are considered the key koris, 62 Ehlington Ave.; Daidr r to ghape strong South Vistnamsae namese army, but they have tried 1. The dlsabtUty pension maxi­ united front. Milk S t element to successfully concluding First laitheran Church in Rock­ North, S Linden P i.; Gaorga Dean, hoping tor a heart return. This With UN Aides mum increased from the 92,000 an­ In Memoriam 5 meeting in East Hartford, said entry, and Wayne Morrell, Mary ville. military laadershlp from the top the Diem government into rier fiance is a son o f Mr. and Republicans lost the town and i In lovlnf memory of our sister and that court orders were the only Rockville's downtown redevelop­ Crestrldge Dr., Vernon. would allow declarer to ruff and greater measures to esse nual maximum to 92,6(N). Holmes and William James Flynn, The parsonage at 62 Talcott aommsnd to the squad levN. Mrs. William D. Starrett Jr., 26 state elections by about 200 votes, aunt. NaUula Beccio, who pasm>d away way to clear up the industrial all of Rockport, Mass. ment progn:^m. The Housing and Discharged Tuesday; Sandra draw the last trump. of its soldtera and their 2. A reduction from 20 years to January 17, 1944. Ave. waa started in 1668 and (Oonthnied Yrom Page One) Rssults so far have been dis­ Femdale Dr. he said. Internal disturbances on waste problem there. “Art Treasure Night" will be Home Finance Agency in Wash­ LaRoche, West Wtilington; Robert Looked In Dummy families. 10 years the number of years a completed and occupied In No West had a better idea. He re­ appointing, parUeularly at tha Miss Karker is a student at the the committee could have contri­ Thoufh her smile has gone forever. Wise, in commenting on the observed. Members are reminded ington last weekend saici it was Dimmock Kingsbury A ve.; John revenues with the central rtglm e So far improvements have been town employe must have worked And Tier hand we cannot touch. vember. Its cost was |27,169. turned a club, and now South field echelon Hartford Hospital School of Nurs­ buted that many votes to the op­ Ehghth District pollution problem to bring an art treasure for ex­ reserving $1.2 million in grants Costello, Estelle Dr., Vernon; Mrs. slight M o r e he can enroll in the plan. We will never lose sweet memories Fimds were raised through a fund was locked in the dummy. There in Leopoldville, a merger of the There Is a fsaUng among soma ing. position, he said. Of the one we loved so much. and its proposed sewer expansion hibition, together with a card ex­ for redevelopment in Rockville, Anna Coughlin and daughter. Old 8. A change from the lump sum drive, the sale of the old parson­ were only clubs and diamonds in armed forces and adoption of a U.g. miUtarj' authorities, who ds- Mr. Starrett is attending Albert plans which include a new treat­ plaining its background. but that the funds will not be re­ Stone Rd., Vernon. basis to a percentage basis It is a healthy thing for oom- Sinters and brother age at 56 Ward St. and a bank the du^my, and ^ e n declarer federal constitution. oUnad to be identified, that poor Prince Regional Technical Voca­ ntittee members to voice their dif- ment plant, said that a merger of The public Is Invited. leased until title to the railroad School Means throughout the year the manner of Kieces and nephews. mortgage. led the'' third diamond West de With an end to Katanga's seoea- leadership could be the Achilles tional School, Hartford. Iterences with Mm, he said, but it property is gained. Maple Street School; Monday— Sion in prdapect, sources at U.N. Khnischev Views giving pension funds. A t the ceremony, the Rev. feated the contract by ruffing^ heal of the South i^etnamese ef­ A spring wedding Is planned. is not a good thing for the party The RDC, trying to meet the spaghetti with hamburg, buttered headquarters in New Yoark said At a board meeting yesterday DaTTld G. Jaxheimer will light a South should have seen what fort to w ^ out tbe persistent when those dissatisfied with the railroad's asking price, has re­ green beans and cole slaw, apple Thant believes he can begin. re­ Berlin’s Hated Wall afternoon in the Munlcip^ Build­ candle from the ahar candle and rt of defense was in store for and resourceful Communist Viet leadership refuse to work for the quested the New York ofNce of sauce; Tueeday— pork with gravy, ducing the 10,000-man U.N. force ing hearing room. Chairman Hen­ Neff - Goodwin present It to W alter Gross, build­ buttered rice, buttered peas, spioM him. When the drat trump trick Oong. The engagement of Miss Carol party in the town and state elec­ the H H F A to rule on Inclusion of ing fund treasurer, who will ig­ was refused. South' should have in the Congo in a month’s tlms. (Continned from Page One) ry Becker presented, on behalf of tions. railroad tracks and ties as real apple rings, pears; Wednesday — Tha top U.g. oonunander in Neff of Rockville to Robert M. nite the niortgage. The congrega drnie what he could to find a way But in Sduth Kasai Provlnoe, a board members and town em­ If they continue their undermin­ property, thus Increasing the ap­ scalloped potatoes with ham, but­ South Vlst Nam, Osn. Paul D. Goodwin o f Blast Hartford has EASY SLEDDING! tWn will then sing the Doxology. out — however dangerous. diamond-mining area northwest of t^oks on Soviet poUoles and "show ployes, retired chairman and board ing, “I ask that they reaign from praisal value and permitting a tered corn, carrot and celery Harkins, took note of criticism greater modesty and moderation’’ been announced by her mother, Union Ohuroh Meets After winning the first trump Katanga, factional fighting ap member James Arthur a gift of the town committee,'’ he said, and Nothing smooths your course through life so higher purchase offer. No ruling sticks, peaches; Thursday — meat peared to be still rsglM, and on voiced by unidentified American m their dealings with Moscow. biSSrage. Mrs. Naomi Neff, 29 Vernon Ave. The annual meeting of Union loaf with tomato gravy, mashed trick with the king, South should warned he would fi£-ht them at the / well as money in a savings fund. Obstacles dis­ on this has as yet been received. a scale worse than anyulng that military advisers and issued a Oomulka went right down the Arthur Was chairman during-his She is also a daughter of the late party caucus, The commission disclosed the Congregational Church will be potatoes, buttered spinach, sim- cash dummy's top chibs and then Oliver Neff. appear under the magic spell of cash. Best way held at 8 p.m. today. Reports and continue with the ace and king of has occurred In Katanga. The. statenMnt In Saigon. line to make it clear that he waa eight years with the board. "I do not intend to mollycoddle area chamber ot commerce is tak­ shine salad, Chokla Mes; FMday— Her fiance is a son of Mr. and to accumulate it is by systematic saving in Man­ the budget for 1963 will be pre­ U.N. command has Ignored the "I believe that anyone who backing Khrushchev without quat Action on a request from Miss certain elements forever," he said. ing a poll among downtown mer­ choice of clam chowder or tomato diamonds. Fortunately for South, Now is the Time to Buy! Now is sented. the diamonds break 2-2, and he situation in South Kasai so far. eritloisea the fighting qualltlee of Ifioation in {he argument with P e­ Louise M. Johnson o f Glastonbury, Mrs. Marshall Oood'win o f East The 42 members who attended chester’s oldest financial institution. chants to determine how depend­ soup; choice of tuna fish, cheese or king. He also urged that this ar­ Hartford. The business meeting will be escapes without a ruff. Then he contending that it is a problem the armed forces of the republic former town oontroller, for a dis- the meeting, out of the member­ ent they are on railroad facllitlea peanut butter marshmallow sand­ gument be taken out of the Miss Neff is a graduate of Rock­ preceded by dinner in the social can lead another trump to force tor the T ogolese army. of Viet Nam Is doing a disservice sM lity pension was postponed un­ ship of 97, stood and applauded in the area. wiches, fruit salad. Milk and sand­ out the ace. “ There are many dead, many to the tixrasands ot gallaat and world’s gase and be settled by til the board receives further bi- ville High School and Hartford Shea. room at 6:30 p.m. Mr#. Bid ward wiches served with every meM. the Time to Get Sensational The commission also reports It L. Newmarker and her commit- Now the defenders cannot lock dead, many dead,’ ’ said an A fri­ courageous men who are ^ h tin g private wcuaslons. formatlon from Dr. Nicholas A. Hospital School of Nursing. She In other actions directed to -ft * Vernon Elementary School: will move the agency office from tee will be In charge. him in dummy. Nobody can lead can priest who came from Lulu- in the defense of their c o u n ^ ,’ ’ With East German party oMet Mandalo on the extent of Miss Is on the nursing staff at Hartford building up party utrength, the V Monday— beef in gravy, mashed at his ai^«^ the Chase Building on W. Main ^ l o r slides of church activities a diamond. Any other return al­ abourg to Leopoldville. Harkins said. Jiriinson’s disability. Hospital. Mr. Goodwin is a gradu­ committee ■voted to assess every SAVIMGS St., to a ground floor location on during 1962 will be shown after potatoes, buttered spinach; Tues­ lows South t o . win in his own Harldns said about 10,000 South Khrushchev then went to the waiL TTie maximum pension Miss ate of Blast Hartford High School, membei- 910 to pay off debts In­ Values...and Savings! day— Vienna sausage, mashed po­ He showed no Inclination to ac­ B. Main St., pre'vloualy occupiM w dinner by John Peters and hand and draw the last trump. In GOP POST Vietnamese soldiers have been Johnson could receive is 9166.66 and la employed In an apprentice curred In the elections and to start tatoes, cream corn, pickles; cept Mayor Willy a 7 i c / I v OTI l N I by the Rockville Savings and Loan Herbert Heim. Daily Qnestioa HARTFORD (AP) — Mn. Nor­ killed in action in tbe past year monthly, to keep within the yearly course at Pratt and Whitney, di­ a new fund, and the committee A ,S < r A I' I O N Wednesday — ravioli, wax besns, Brandt’s suggestion that be look vision of United Aircraft Corp., Association. The mo'ving date has Hoqrftal Notes Partner openn with 1 NT (16 to man Harrower Jr. of Hamden waa and that almost 80,000 dead Viet maximum. Becker said action 'will voted to hold a Lincoln celebra­ cole slaw; Thursday— chicken in at the wall from West Berlin. East Hartford. not been set. Admit W yesterday: Joseph 18 points), and the next player named Connecticut Confsrenco Cong insurgents "attest to tbsir probably be taken at the next tion at the Manchester Country SA V/Mms gravy, noodles, peas and carrots, meeting, in February. A summer weddliig is planned. Plan Valentine Dance 10 Westvlew Ter ; Carol passes. You hold: Spades, A-6-t: chairman yesterday for the Uth courags.’ ’ ' He approached the border at the Club Wednesday, Feb. 13. ■ swcMisTfa ataasT riwaweiai. iwtTiTMTiaa The executive board of the Tol­ Ballard, 26 Oak St.; Barham creamed onions, cranberry sauce; Hearts, Q-J-9; Diamonds, 10-8; annual Republican Women’s Con­ U.S. sector’s Friedrichstrasse In the absence of a ruling from Friday — macaroni and cheese, U.S. advisers can only go so far crossing point. Ttown Counsel Irving Aronson, DRIVER ESCAPES CRASH /O O T €A€atA» land Democratic Women's Club ^ k ^ M , RF d 2. Rockville: Olabs, J-9-6-2. ference scheduled for April in —they are barred from issuing will meet at 8 p.m. today at the macaroni and tomatoes, green Brandt, in an interview early the board put off action on a re­ MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — A Michael Lau:^. Wapping; Bea­ What do you la y f Washington, 'nie announeehient any commands In battle. There home of Mrs. Preston Harding, Old trice Quinn, Broad Brook. beans, tossed salad; dessert, milk, this month, suggested that quest that employes of the i«- freight train slammed into an Answer: Bid two clubs, the Stay- came from Mrs. Babette Ranso- le lltUs likelihood that this wUl BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, COVENTBS Post Rd., Tolland. The club and the _.^ ® ‘=*>®^8red yesterday: Jane bread and butter served 'with all man Convention, asking partner noff, GOP national committee- Khrushchev get a first-hand pic­ developinent agency be allowed to automobile and carried It alwig MEN'S meals. ehange. for 60 yards before the woman Democratic Town Committee will to show a major suit if he can. If women from Connecticut. ,M ra ture of the real condltlans in both enroll in the jienslon plan. Beck­ W m w 2^' St.; Donna SouiUi Viet Nam’s President Ngo driver leaped to safety Wednes sponsor a Valentine dance Feb. 16 Waskiewicz. South Rd.; Glenn Northeast School; Monday — partner can bid hearts, you will Harrower la the wife of the Yale parts of divided Berlin. But er said the board unofficially spaghetti, tossed salad, green Dinh Diem insists on holding a day. OPEN TILL 5 P.M. m o n ..t u es..fw d a y at the Elk’s Carriage House, Rock­ ^ n d ry. 24 '^ompeon St.; Mark raise to three; otherwise your next counseling and placement direo- Khrushchev made no move to feels that tbe agency members beans; Tuesday— sauerkraut, •Vien­ tight rein on his mlUtaly forces. are ineligible because they are The woman, Mrs. Ronald Sco- ville. D Circle; Mrs. bid will be a mildly invitational tor. oroM over into the West. THURSDAY 9 AM. to 8 PM.—WED. CLOSED AT NOON Appointed to the dance commit­ i^atrtcia Ramsdell and son, 9 MJc- na satMage, nuiahed potatoes, but­ two notrump. Even if he should consent to al­ Khrushchev walked to the last employes of tbe federal, instead bey. 20, suffered a split Up. tee are; Mrs. Raymond Clay, Mrs. Loan St.; Mrs. m en King and tered carrots; Wednesday — beef lowing U.S. officers command au­ barrier on tbe Communist side, o f the town, government. " I t ’s funny about that lip,’’ she u William Meagher, Mrs. Preston daughter, 13 Spruce St.; Mrs. A r ­ stew, crackers, cheese sticks, as­ For Shelnwold’s 36 • page book­ thority. there is the strimg pos­ Town Treasurer Walter N. Le- said later. " I was so shook up I AU- IN COLOR! stopping at the first red and white lene Saucier and son, Thompeon- sorted sandwiches; 'Ihurstey — let, “ A Pocket Guide to Bridge,’’ sibility the Communists would striped pole barring entry into clerc reported that 915,000, ac­ think I bit it after the wreck.” ville. chicken, mashed potatoes, buttered send 50 cents to Bridge Book. seise on tMs to picture South Viet Blast Berlin. He stood only two cumulated through contributions Knitting for Olrls peas, cranberry sauce; Friday — Manchester Evening Herald, Box Nam ta A complete puppet of the feet from the white line across from the town and town em­ A knitting course is being of­ noodles and tuna casserole, cole­ 3818, Grand Central Station, New United States. the street maridngtee border be­ ployee, have been Invested In cor­ fered by the Rockville Recreation slaw, buttered beets. Milk, dessert York 17, N.Y. Some of the dlffloultieB of lii tween Bast and West Berlin. porate bonds on a 4.10 per cent basis. FAT I Commission for gflrls aged 10 to and sandwiches served with all General Features Oorp. eulcatbig leadenOdp in the South Lt. Rudd H. Johnson, a mlUtary 15, starting Jan. 28. The courses, meals. Vietnamese' stem from the past police officer from Highland Park, OVERWEIGHT to be held Mondays from 3:30 to when the French dominated' the HI., In steel helmet and combat ITins Fisif Rights Available to you without a doctor'* 5 p.m. at the City HaH courtroom Vernon news Is handled by H m m tM ILY FOOD country and natives never were equipment stood a few feet from prescription, our drug called Herald’s Roig offkw OENESOUS PORTIONS Hayden was awarded, the custody will oaoCsjot you diutaff Um eoone OUR FAMOUS SUfioilGAStORD FINEST FABRIUS-RRE NOW of two children with 930 bi­ o f Uieae investlgaHosw." SATURDAY 4 PJ4..M 10 PAM. PLUS OUR REGULAR MENU f„oH,X>wCW H«*, MdNTOSH monthly fo r the support of each Bruoe Watldna, chairman ot the * Xil-I>*> ,„ i4 . Ziw>0« NUld. ohamher’a parking and traffic Regnlar Menu SehrM Wedpeoday, lliaraday •..UDOAL BEVERAGES REDUCEB 2016 ST/Jl Barbara Kltabe o f EBUngton waa oommittae and redident oif the • HOMrmsaoB e r e a d « 5 i m !8i * i e s PIJTNAM * (ottoo 0««* •' '’'* APPLES ii8 8 -»i6» '. Sunday I M • SOUPS MADE nuiSH DAILY • COTTON PRINTS • WASHABLE ORLON granted a divorce tm a Gerald Mate’s reply, aaid “Thd . . . com- ft C O , ^ 8 of PMt ^ y l^ N. Y., on the mlttco has put a grsat deal of . • DRESS FABRICS • DRAPERY FABRICS grounds o f on»Mgr. 8be waa work and a t t ^ Into tbto MOjaot, / 91 6. 6EIIHI ir « M ANtM int • DACRON • SILKS • UPHOLSTERY FABRICS kc awarded custody of ttiraa ohB- ■od w e w fll push fo r the addHtan- Ml 8-2131. dren. Sinpoit is beiaar received al 24 slfm that have been laeV F R A N K ’S HBBII (EATUBDAY lOAJIL under the Uniform Support A ct ommended.” w r t l l 10 a m . to 9 P A L to 6 P A L ) Sae-BaU Last year tha state put up 86 PIEHINT n ii lilM I 628 MAIN STREET .OPEN • to 5 DAILY 'Y<< y "-l A Sno-BaU, starting a t 9 pjn., new Maneheater d tn c tk «a l Mffni CAFE CORNEH OF PEARL >ILGRIM MILLS rah. a. at tha K och iA o Oub. will O PE N 6:66 to 6 IH D IU L E YE - aa a result af ehanber lOMm- 'OA20i|tell#..lb' 177 HARTFORD HD.->Ch 6ney HaJl, Moaehestcr f ttw «aopBfampusl winter: OPEN 6 to U SATUBDAT

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wlU whibh ana might hava baoa han- af the aged providad ona awa m ifC b fSTEK EVENING HEBALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1968 PAGE m i dU nf MMBlOe burst Whan he reaomnUndad atudy IM v e r Arrested I o f A *>rai|ptieal tax N il«C I ^ 4 a * S 6 « * b « .I X W a ilMUMar to (hlnk what other Connecticut of the event. A report on ticket high sobooL H m a> female coat buy ouppUsa and enlarge the Mrs. Holcombe are the parents of si|;tod to aoahle uora «C er »fo: ait Dr, will ba matter of oere- Sazinsky, Philip Shaughneoeyi troops, totaling 345 rirta, are ring­ Holoombe Opens Office wyga Sochacki, 86, of Perth. The til 10 tonight. Hockey la permit­ This will be combined wttii a tn.00 other day. President Kennedy waa ooRitaif down a htU. TewlSr, Mountain ted only at the Annex. etucation building for town school ••«••••••• 11.00 The Governor began speaking by minors Illegal." BMMitM for the Dr, John Famham Ralph Rennie, M n. Polly Woofcoy, ing doortMils and taking orders. Rey B. Holooaine of mother said the baby was five meeting on teacher salary re­ ••••••• IM aeama to be alternating oratorical who had Qm right of way, ^ OiNi: Styte CUAm : opened a realty No coasting will be allowed at A Thought f o r Today at 3:15, and two minutee later, at A t 3:80 ha waa gatting a scat­ taatimontal event on Jan. 35. The wniiam Brenda, Mra. Oraoa Gris­ M rs. Bdwsvd Kuehn of 1020 831- V iew R d , haa weeks premature. claasea next year ware dlacuaaed quests which had been scheduled ••••••••••a LW 1.18 pHod hia biahaa but was u n u ls Center Springe Park. at a board of education meeting .46 badEflelds, ana playing the Chl- ^lensorsd hy too Maaohester 3:17, he had obtained hia first tering of ^pplanoa for a Depart- ItopUbHean Town CommRtee will wold, Mrs. Jean Oezelmm, Mn. to|tcn Rd., Is dielmmn of jthe ottioa to the .. - - - _ Mrs. Sochacki said four of her for next Monday. men of Oorraotlona, ahd at 3:ST, to stc^ as Ms oar aMddad aesM Center on Osddoiid Rd. Hdcombe five other children weighed be last night. aeae variety of game, the other OoaaeO of Oharehes round of applause trom his bi­ 41 foot on tha toy road, whioh waa ______QUAETItt, boner ita former chairman at a Julia Durig,. Dexter Burnham and Uguorl told the board he lo iBid behold, he u M i^^plmidad dinner dance at Sohaub’a Restau- Jdm Brown. The cookie sale le the annual op­ waa formerly associated with War­ tween 11 and 14 pounds at birth. There are only two sizable cities A letter signed by parents of all thought Grades 1 and 3 can be IB B AMOCIAtiBD PRESS oomlng cloaer to the Russian. partisan audienoe. At tMs point, oovered by looaa aand. and atrwdc ren B. Howland to Manchester. The mother Is 6 feet 4H inches in Turkey. Istanbul has a popula­ Grade 8 children waa reiul and n s - AaMciaUd Pt m U asdtuiTalT -the speech obviously Intended to aa ba prapeaed a Ooaatltatioaal tiw PQU oar In tbo riah t aide. rantto Saat Windsor on that date. Country Playera Meet portunity for the girls to give fl- housed at the Bolton Congrega­ •aUtlad to tiM no* eCrejpablh^oa of Tet something dae has also h ^ Praylag Oonatoatly Oonventkm. N* m I>r. Famham hold the chalrman’a nondal support to the council. A director of the Rotary Club, tall and weighs 266 pounds. The tion of almost two million and placed on file by the board. The tional Church building and Grades •n nowa dtapatehco ermtod to It or break the Ice; it went into a ring­ Both oars, with oxtanstra dtun- Good Luck fr f. The Country Playan wiH pre­ pened—some deepening o f thought ”A decant man, and one that A t 8:8S ba finished, to a ataad- m Mwt from 1B58 to IM l. sent a one act play in Its wwk- Part of the sProflt remains with Hrioombe hoe been a reeldent of father, Peter Sochacki, Is 6 feet Ankara, the capital, haa about parents expressed concern about 3 through 9 can be handled in a net olherwlM erodltod h> thia paper feared Gk>d with all his house, who ing declaration of the bi-partisan age, had to ba towed away. Plhl 1,800,000 realdenta. and also the local news pabUshed here. and awareneae, some Increased Ing ovatioB. waa ordered to appear in Cir­ ITS DIGKTIHf William ICoOarthy ia chairman Shop meeting tonight at 8 at the eo«h troop, snaMlng the glria to tbe town for 31 years. He and and weighs 168. the placement of their children stogie session at the elementary All rlilits of Mpobllcatfon of special— gave much alms to the people, and ideal of cooperation In the public next year, and their diaappolnt- school. emotional appreciation of the kind Interest The Governor took the By our tabulation, Governor cuit Court 13, Maneliastar, Folk II. dispatdbeo bereia aro also reocrred. prayed to Ood always.” (Read Dempsey thus obtained applause 1 344CMU ment that no action had been Industrial arts, home economies signal, and slowed down tor this u * Phil serrloa idlent of If. E. A. Serr- o f dcodlook nucdear power has A cta 10: l-S ) some 17 times la the course of taken at a previous board meet­ and physical education could be lee, Inc, created, acme Increaaad fear and Doss tMs vans describe youT good passage, and applause flut­ 'mil’ll ing. taught at claaeroom subjects to FubUshers Representattres. Tbe tered three times more before he a 38 minute address, whtoh ia cer­ JbUiis Hatbsws Special Aarncy—^ew awe of the posetbility of a ool- It vary aptly describee an active tainly par for the course. The letter said the parents felt Grade 9, he said, with phyriCfd Christian. Tliara are many facets got out of the warm platitudes TorA Chtoaco. Detroit and Boetoo. llslan by accident or mere half-in­ The applauee obviously selected pkw:ement of children to Manches­ education classes outdoors to g;ood HBltBBR AUDIT BUREAU OP to tha Chitotlan life. One of the Into a brief discussion o t fiscal Ahhhhhhhhl M* CAN ter next year for Grade 9 would be weather to be replaced by health CIRCUlATIOlfS. tent—and so there is conceivably policy, which was received In com­ Ks own momenta and issues, or GoMen Fluffo 8 5 moat important is ‘.’praying always had them selected for R. It w u to the best interest of the chil­ classes indoors in inclement The Herald1 PrlnMncPrlntftif Company Inc., more real significance for all hu­ to Ood.” plete silence. dren. weather. aaeumas no financial ■“ ---- responsibility for probably both Innocent and artful, FOR A WHITER, RRIGHTER WASH manity In this week’s degpree of When do you pray? When At 3:23 he came to a sentence the way the tone of voice, the Mmmmminl The meeting of the board last The board voted to deny the re­ should you pray? Certainly we in which he emphasized the need m night waa called because the quest of the Crowley famBy tor agreement in oratory than was the ring of the language, the p l^ of fOAP POWMR I f l i 3 5 would not follow the example of a for quality in education, and thia thought involved and the eeeentlal Dui chairman of the Manchester board elimination of the bus atop at tbe case nine years ago, when Russian fisherman who was caught all produced the first applause con­ Yummmmml I’OODCOSlS- of education contacted Bolton comer of Rt. 6 and Steele’s Cross­ 'niaraday, January 17 goodneaa and good mood of the FOR DEUCATE FAIRICS and American leaders also agreed, alone In Ms boat In a severe storm. nected wRh a specific Issue. audience all wove themaelvM to­ Board Chairman John McCarrick ing Rd. Board members said they in words, on the impoeslblUty of Realizing his situation waa all but Two minutes later he got ap­ gether to produce what would Sunday evening saying that the had inspected the site and frit it FKO was no more hazardous than many IV o *^tatcs Of” Messages war. hopeless, he turned his rain-spat­ plause for declaring that the have to be Judged, by its sound 3 6 * ^ Manchester budget is being pre­ tered lace to tile heavens and Ivory Flakes ‘ -,1 pared, and that if Bolton wl^ee to other stops to town. TiuBday, ttiatw was, In Waahlncr* problem of the New Haven Rail­ track, the most triumphant and cried, "Lord, ita been twenty-five road “oannot be oonsldered and powerful laaugnral dsHvored in xGETS WHITE CLOTHES WHITER send Grade 9 pupils to Manches­ The board approved a request ton, Pnaldant Kennady’s State of years ainoe Fve bothered you, and eolved by itself.” modem times. ter next year, Itenchester should from the park and recreation de­ the Union address, which, like all And Some Profited Not if you help me out of this, I prom­ be notified by Jan. 23 so considera­ partment fo r use o f a clEuwroom at At 8;^ the Governor won an­ It wasn’t really all that, one i i a FKG m ajor uttarancea by a lasuiar at In a previous discussion of the ise you it will be another twenty- other round of applause when he Ivory Snow 3 5 . ; tion can ba given to the budget. the school for instruction to boat­ five years before I bother you says. It w «a one says, aomstiiing this powerful nation, had to con­ referred to the "gift of beauty Continental "rhe botwd authorlsed Supt. ing being given by the Coast curious boomerang of boon and again." of aa iDusioo. And wa had atait- CONTAIhtS^EACH Philip Ldguorl, contingent upon the Guard, It was stipulated that tiio cern Itadf prbnaiUy wHti the atata and charm represented by our Ung proof o f tha amount o f U- profit which was actually involved When toould you pray? Chriot netaral reeouroea.” Chocolates ar% Htn't a brtak for your decision of Bolton Congregational building would be under the Juris­ af the world. hi that supposed disaster of the sets the beat exantpla we can find. hsaon hnrotvad in it wboa, during IRfe MR Church, to corataot Supt. W illiam diction of Building Supt. James At S:U be got applauee for Ms tbs applause for tbe idea of a Oxyddl awMSir 3 5 . ^ Wadneaday ttiera waa, In Florida fTeeae last month, we not­ Tima and again we read where He available hut I W E G IV E Curtis of Manchester. Veltch and his overtime pay ba ‘Tamed Bis eyas to tiM heavens”, proposal to creata a Commission Ooostfoitional Gonvwitloii, we saw I'Now Y Budget eu big Barlin, Pramlar KhmAdiav'a S c DEAL PACK Uguorl reported he has contact­ taken care of by the park and rec­ ed that Just about everybody o r w bsre H e WoOkl g o apart Crom on Youth Services to study the soorea o f good RqmbUean handa ed the executive board of the reation department. State of Oommunlan mesaage, seemed to be making money out the crowd, or "cross over to the problem of school drop-outs. propelling themselves rtiythmlcel- Value Bargain Days exebadvely In MtoMbaator at n n church about the possibility of The board voted to send a letter atoo ooninilatvaly etmceniad with of the ITeese except for a few un­ other side” to be ty Hhnaelf. So At 3:38 there waa apifiausa for ly together, underneath good Re­ Tide DiniMlIT ' m 3 2 . using the new religious education to the public building commission Us sentiment that the aged make F i r s t the atata of tha world. fortunate individual growers. should we in cur pteyer life go publican faces wMoh wore some eoniiniM. Now is the time building next year and ba 'trill ask renewing its suggestion made last apart and ba by onrarivea We up an “important and substantial strange benumbed kind of deep FREE CHINAWARE R4 EACH PACKAQ| < spring that the board bo given ra- Thaaa two qiaaehee cama from Otherwise, the timely freeae re­ ORBBN that a special meeting of the ex­ ahoaid find a tliu to pray and part of our society" aad a few and Inaoosnt peoee. to restock pantry and .STAMPS ecutive board be held If necessary. sponslblllty for purchasing equip­ Ifia tw o g n a t taMUfidual protag- stored the value of orange grove N a t i o i l a l make it regular. It is through seconds later he scored again with But then, of course, maybe this WESTOWN Q llf PMMWM DIfIMMiT 5 9 . It waa reported that the execu­ ment for tho new school. anista of oar tfana^ laadara of tha land, solved the citrus induafary'a prayer that Ood eon apeak to ns. the Idea that the aged muet be Dempsey ia actually going to por- ■ ■ PHARMACY freezer as you save on tive board makes the recommen­ About 13 parents of Grade 8 two greateat mUtary powara tha problem of existing anrplus, guar­ Rev. Panl a Kaiser _ entitled to "Uvee of i^vldu al dig­ sdade tho RepUbUoaaa (h4y want Stores dation on such an action for siib- pupils attend^ the session. Sever­ nity and usefubieas.” The theme a Ounaltlutlonal Oonveratloii. 4M H artford B d ^ - «a M N d DiSHWASHBt DETERGENT world haa aver baan aMa to knag- anteed a nice natural control of Oonoordta Isitheran Church special prices, get valuable misrion to the congregation for al spoke on their belief that the approval, and that a minimum of wisest move at this time would be Ina. apolwsanan fo r auppoaadly production for the next few years S 6 0 Z MCG 4 3 . 1 seven days notice noust be given. to ask Manchester to accept Grade wide dUferenoea of political, phi- at least, and inoreoeod asnaatlon- Caicade M Stamps, tool The board wiH meet again next 9 pupUs for another year. loaopMeal, aeonomta, and re- ahy the value of existing atoeks Bgloua btfaf. of frooen Juice produced before Tha piaalament muat be, there­ the freeae. fore,—the perbapa hopaftil, per- Now, K appears, tbare ought to ROBERT HALL TOP or b^pe m erely Shiatonary j>uzzla- be one addition'made to the list ment—that tha two apeacitea aaam of those who, in contrast to the The W. G. GLENNEY Co. to coma ao remarkaUy doae to main trend, did not benefit from BOTTOM ana aiiotbar In aome o f their mors the big freeze. Important pcoaomKamanta and That good Joe o f all good Joes, Z>uix>nt TeOon Ooated Tardiota. that ever reliable patsy, the Amer> Parhapa they aama doasat to­ lean taxpayer, was among those HRI-KINO gether-of ab hi the cautions each who came out a little minus. lasued to Itself, and to Ma hearers We, that taxpayer, had a beau­ ^i^iBv/9 g jp m e M g f after, tai each caaa, K bad pursued tiful deal all aigned up at the mo­ OVENWARE Face Rump Roast ^ 95' 3 WAYS the melancholy nutina of boaat- ment the big freeze happened to ■XTWA STAMPNi liig of Ita own rlghtwiaR alfliwi- hit. Wa had Just oontraoted, out Anohoar Hoolcliis Qui^tgr WITH ITEMS USTiD BELOW To Modernize Your liig tta own peraevaring wfll, and of the goodness of our heart, and Cube Steak “99« Round Ground 89< fleadng Mb poworful musdea. out of our regard for the welfare 5 p iio f — eir ONI lACHivknCee OM Pound Jen#6 Link Sau6ag« O M 12-Oz Pkg Caloniol Sandwich Pede Kitchen and Bathroom Ih aaob ease, these two qiaak- of the Florida dtrus biduatry, to wMi omoihie Teflion eealkio for ShouM or O M 6-Ot Pkg A ll Raaf Bologna honok mao - n«4 crs, each capaUa of hurling thun- buy one and a half mlUloii dollars Smoked Picnics 4 to 6 LBS 47c Polish Sausage F IN A S T LB 79c O M 4-Oz Pkg 4 mminto HONOt mao - OM darbdts, each ocntorioally tredh worth o f surplus fru it Juice. deanfcia — no dlekinfl^ no eeoarinel P ld clo Lo o f O M 6-Os Pkg Q liva LOfrf honor maid - IHwG T W O ^ from the proaiaB of fbigarteg ttiun- 'Wlun the freeze did Mt, and imvm cTnrnm ,^ O M Pka P o lis h Lo o f HONOR MAID - EM Sliced Bacon "na>t » , Frankfurts Skinleu dw dertMtta, aama op against the real­ the hsdustry, taking Its one with W ORSTED SUITS, 59 O M 120z Pig Prohkfurtl armour s star ity which made any bombaat, any unbeUsvable sw lftneae, began Swordfish s l i c v u 5 9 c real rdlaaoa upon auch tbunder- raising its prices, the one and a UHUtyPon boKa, merely a erlsp, searing Joke h alf mhllon dollars wprth o f Juice on all faumanity. we taxpayers owned Jumped, la a Preakhnt Kaimady p o t M auo- day or two, to a worth of four ♦1.39 alnotly. but so powerfully that for million doUars. Here, at last, was ALL WOOL COATS SnUAVAllABlit P e o tiu a * Spacialet many Bateners or readara Ms | one lairphis operation in which atwNhif—T 4|iaeWeeHnle—wMeawr spaedi may hava aaamed to and the taxpayers might rsalize a %M wpw9mM WwroOUOiOry pCfO®^F* W p pd^W GfiysspectAisf right there, whan ha said: profit. Or here, at a minimum, was “Por we seek not the worid- some fortunate power given ns iaiir.Nak’l — qt leand 4Mnarol*wMi eyvar 1 JI9 wlde Tlatory of one nation or ays- taxpayers, to protect ourselves, aa ipaiNu^d’-*U k qboral geitwla wMi Oevar 149 t«n but a World-Wide Tletory of customerra, from paying higher AND ZIPCOATS T o m a to e s 4 ^>95 ORANGES man. The*’ modem globa la too prices fo r Juice produced before Ih cd niiT d y at F in t NationiEd! anwlB, tta weapons too destruotlve, the big freeze ever Mt Florida. NAVEL and tta diaorden too contagious to And what, sitting with a profit C o rn 4 ^ 5 9 CALIFORNIA DOZEN permit any other Mnd of victory.” in our hand for once, did we the Over in Bast Berlin, Premier teuqiayerB then doT You guesaed SUNKIST - L.rg. Siz. Khrushdiav carried on. In tha tt. We cancelled our own previous FOR AUTOAAATIC WASHERS C u t B e a n s 29 open, the policy -war we In tha purehaae, threw away the big West atlU find R difficult to profit we had in prospect for our Dash 2 5 0 2 PKG 40< belleva ha Is really waging— \ LBS Treasury, and turned the Juice we FOR HARD TO DO JOES C u t B o o ts c k h m o n d 3 CANS 2 9 Emperor Grapes the policy war in which he had bought bade to the people we stands aa the Communist who ar­ had bought R from, ao they oould D'ANJOU - ORfOON [ LBS Do~li~Yourself and Save Id O Z PKG i P e a rs gues tbs fotility of modem war uae It to make more p rofit out o f Spic & Span 29« P e a r s RICHMOND 29-OZ CAN 2 9 OR ISCAROLI against those who pretend to think the Florida "disaster.” GH S OUT STUBEORN STAINS \ LBS AZROCK w ch a holoeeuist aaa somehow Chicory PLORIDA hold a victory, CUANSn PMAST 48G1BTL I 1-LB Never Mind Finding Out Comet S a la d O il 7 9 W if T IR N Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tile "The United States,” said Pre­ I 2 ^ 3 1 * C arrots I CELLOS I m ier Rhrushdiav to Ki» Oonunu- THE SOAP OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN Sdentists have now begun iielng ( 10-OZ nlat lia lf o f the world. *^ias 40,000 I NUTRITIOUS Azrock now makes jKisslble the ele­ atom smashers to detect the ]xve- Shortening P M A S T 3-LB CAN 5 9 Spinach I CELLOS' atomic or nuclear warheads. 'What ence of quantities of dements and Canwy. Soap 3££31« gance and glEunour of expensive cus­ 14 y 2* per would happen if one let all those chemicals too small to be noticed THE SUITS I TH E COATS S c D a a l bombe come down on humanity? LARGE ECONOMY SIZE tom floors at a fraction of the cost! P e r 9 ” X F ’ T U e in any other process, and one of 9 P o ck Seven hundr^ to eight hundred the first possibilities ihsy have Joll*0 2 35 mllUon people would periWi. Ooun- bombarded into public notice is REGULARLY^! Camay Soap 2JS31< l o w iVeoomit/ Prieoo- Stompm, Too/ triea would be rubbed out. that Napoleon may have died of REGULARLY MANDfOAP Elbow Macaroni ^59c Pra-Coolcad • Fluffy Tandar S A V I 6 c C O D PISH C A K IS -R a a d y to Fry S A V I 7 c "Would sodahsm,” aaked the slow arsenie poisoning Instead of FORUM Ikiaedan leader, “wla by a thermo- being a victim of cancer, as has lava Finast Spaghetti 59c Minute Rice “ife 43c Corton's 2 c^T43< Biutear war? No. You cannot been generally beMeved. 39.95 j 24.95 to 42.95 2S^25< build aodaUam In an atomlc-in- What sdenoe has discovered Is DEODORANT SOAP CHOCOLATI SYRUP SAVI 2c 8 Blanded Vagatable Juices S A V I 2 c Ceramic Tile foated territory." that different elements and chem­ at r - Tomato Sauce "‘ > 3 25c Here is a ceramic tile of time­ Then Premier Khrushchev pro­ icals make different responses Zest Soap !& < Hershey 2 37c V-8 Cocktail'c.^ 37c ceeded to give his hearers an even Reduced to ! Reduced to 27 less attractiveness designed for when put under any heavy radia­ For Tastiar Salads SAVI 2c Plain or Iodized S A V E 3 c more grapdiie example of the state DEODORANT SOAP Grape Jelly 2^s'69c tion bombeuthnant. And when modem, quick and easy in­ In which the world finds Hself. If C o a l# d ia m o n d ^ 26 OZ n f ^ they turned their bombardment JARS O IIIT CRYSTAL A PKGS A I < ene of Russia’s biggest 100 mega­ on a few strands of Napoleon’s Zest Soap Peanut Butter 2 mI 69 Crisco Oil 49c stallation. ^ ton bombs Miotrid ever be dropped hair, cut at the time of his death SUDS MAKER PMAST 7-OZ Goaf Furthar - Tattot Battar SA V I 2c Rich in Vitamin A S A V E 4 c on France, he said, R would hit 140 years ago, they made the sur- White Tuna Solid in Brina CAN d fo T < people in East Oannany too. p iis ^ dlsoovery that there was, Joy UQUD DimOlNT Heinz V M lilA R SI 35c Sunsweet'jwn m 43c Whether thia be true of any In­ on Ms hair, 18 times as nmoh ar­ noriTt 37< MAMI — — V f Sardines Dalieiout with Finast Paanut Buttar S A V I 2 c Paa, Yellow Eye, Rad Kidney S A V I 3 t dividual bomb, which R may well senic as Is normal. MIAMI be, R la uncontaatably true o f nu- JL M b a k e d 28-OZ This could, of course, mean that Marshmallow 01 III R IA N S CAN alaar war as a whole. the emperor in eadle was actually IVORY SOAP B Medicine Cabinet What wa hava In these twro murdered. More plausibly, the slow STAMPS apaecbes, one In Washington, the FAMOUS FOR Q IN ^ T IO M dosage could have been admlnto- i v B f y i WITH ITtMS USTtD HlOW a

■ ■ -s' • * ' ' . ■ . iUNCBESTER EVENING HERALD,. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 17,1968 PAGE a iy B K M VtfRCSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTBIt, CONN.. THURSDAY, JANIURY 1 7 , IMS . J.. k r. ^ ' rwjy Jarsa, Spain- M>|Bsta dn roU cancsr bandages at a Fabni- ces Surowiec, head nurse of ob­ will bb received at the meeting, Wine Q ub Head Ho^ital Women 2 M HS Stud^U IS at the UnlvsKsIty Of Hartford. H i b r o n and help afforded over the past about 76 horaaa will ba- off aalp iwlnaa, and tbair p ss In.oookinc.. a i y msstlm . stetrics, A question and answer and that mtlclsa of all kinds are About 200 studenU frem a5ssbdai| y a m the Rev. Alfred Harry the bam at 8 pjit. Doalarf and lb- G t ^ U ] MrA Wayne 'Miibwfeit* -i&v Mrs. Keith Oarrlsrs, 818 Wood- period will be held after the dis- needed. in the Greater Hartfbtff Mta Vm Rapp, part-time resident ot Gilead, dlviduala bring horssa and gadr by Women nounoed that manbens will praaant bridge St, qrlU have s workshop To Hear Nurses cusslon. Assem bly Officers take part. ^ S _ _ _ a s.s^ _ - e - _ s . . . e «• P . . RecTMtion Unit Boy Scouts W in and pastor of the First Congrega­ for sals. a play at tba dub’s April masting. at her ham Tusoday, Jan. 82, to Those planning to attend are re­ CONTRACT INOREABED tional 'Church of Flushing; LX for PtarDittR ImBMA vRBb In a iib lS a ite on •'What’b ‘ reaiUng nlJM yW w held make posteni for “Alice in Won- A panel discussion, "Manches­ minded to call membere of a pro­ Aooording to Zoning Anan^ Karl WASHINGTON (AP) — Amer­ Two Manchester High School HOUIUNO GRANT MAMS Slates A rt^lass A w a r d s , B a d g e s 16 yesra Pastor Rapp died on Dec, Tba bScao d M ttle Group 16ftUi My Wlns’’ 't» a&obt 80 members tan. 28 at~^btim W dsrlana." Tha play will be pre­ ter MemoriaTs Own Nurses,’.' will gram committee which Includes students have been choeen as of­ 26 last. H. Unhs, perm Ms for M sta­ ard Carlson, 202 Porter Si. Try­ sented Mdrcb 9 by the Children’s be held Monday at l p.m. at Con­ Mrs. Robert Murdock, chairman; ican Machine and Foundry Oo., WASHINGTON (AP) Tha Mrs. Alice Foote also has ex­ id* family dwaUlnga wars Isswid l^an^ry. doekMftlqut A m y M i- e i tba Junior Century Clbb at a cordia Lutheran Church hall, 40 Stamford, Cbnn., has been award­ ficers for the 12th model United Public Housing Admlnistratloa Boy Scouts receiving awards outs will be held Feb. 4 at tbs Wing of the Little Theater of Mrs. Martin L. Elrlckson, Mrs. Nations general assembly. ip « . AUc* MUltr Enrlert will pressed her thanks for gifts re­ in 1962, also a two-iusiUy dwaU- tikmal Chiard, .bill haira ^ tbird H iast^ last night at tba KoCC horns of Mrs. Erie Hobanthal, 24 Msnchest6P. ‘ Pitkin St„ at a meeting of the Harold L Erickson, Mrs. ed another $1.2 million Increment yesterday announced approval ot lieftii Inatructinf a winter a rt and badges in a recent presenta­ ceived from the ehurch. ing permit- Devol^wn asked for asinual military bal^ batunlay, Bebid. Ha Is dirsotor of the Piooa- Monroe S t Mrk. Allan Schubert Invited Wonm's Auxiliary of Manches­ Oscar Hauser, Mrs. BM'wln W. on Its contract for repair of a They are Miss Kathleen Ryan a $609,314 loan to the East Hart­ gtaaa in about a week, according tion Were: Raymond Brunnell and A number of local Congrega­ 16 of thass; London Park, 7; Abby Vbb; H. at the l^piidbsoter StsAe Wfaia of tba Month Club. Mrs. Richard Blchackar, service members to attend a Junior Spring ter Memorial Hospital. Panelists L-amb, Mrs. Harvey Pastel and Titan Missile Silo at Chico, Calif, and Charles Wharton. ford. Conn., Housing Authority ta tional men attended the Men'a Estates, t. The two-family houiw Tba snaakar abowsd a film, chairman, reported that nine Conference, April 20 at Waverly will Include Mrs. Mary Sterud, di­ The Air Force announced yester­ Miss Ryan Is serving as a rap­ build 50 low-rent housing units for- Id Dr. Ralph WoUner, program Thomas Sylvester, In “Go" round­ Atmqry. Bobby^^ye and his or- Mrs. Calvin Stelneker. Fellowship meeting at TalcottvlUe, will be put up on R t 85 near tbs •tiso ta fit Spain." t t showed a birthday oakas were being baked Inn, Gbeahlre. rector of nursing service; Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Swensson, chairman day. The sUo was damaged In an porteur and Wharton ie serving the elderly. The announesmaat chairman for the Recreation Coun- up and recruiting efforts. Officers' Tuesday evening. town’s esnt'sr. Another house Is A s i^ wl^ l^^.for dancing from 8s««t and Bm (aattvlty aeoompany- this month for convalescent homes M n. Donald Caldwell was host­ Ann Gilbert, h e ^ nurse ot the explosion. The contract commit­ as sergeant at arms. came though the office of Rep. badges were swarded to Thomas r.'T'i 'v v j-T ir of the Penny Saver, announced olL Pater and Frances Becklah An interesting item of Congre­ goitw up In the same area, bull^ 8 pjtt. i d i ajn. Connie Vignons lni( the prodvotion of sherry bi In Maaobsatar, and members wlU ess at the meeting. special card unit; and Mrs. Fran­ that contributions for the shop ment now stands at $3,700,000. The assembly will be held April Emilio Q. Daddario, D-Omn. Billard. as soribe, Uoyd Grant, as gational news Is thsit Mrs. Effel by Warren Smith. have agreed to allow the classea to librarian; and Frank Ooolidgt, w l^ be tbs fsstured vocalist with 4 A- •»»* be held, in the Landmark. Adults Deeter, 'wife of former pastor Rev. Hebron woman who aent a ib s bend. and older high.school students may quartermaster. John W. Deeter, la president of package containing a pair ot Webelos badges went to Ray­ the International China Painting gloves to a reVative during tbs Col. 'Alwyn Broderaon of Cov­ participate. The date of the class- mond Brunell and Bilan Pettinglil; entry,. . battle group commander, Pittsburgh aa will be -set as soon as regiatra- Teachera' organization, and was In Chrlstinaa rush racelved thymes a swimming merit badge, to assist­ Ourge of the very succetafol In- tev/ days ago, but the . fseel'ver hla stSkff and oompaay oommandi tlen la known. ant scoutmaster Jerry Taylor.' a n , will entertain state and local iUaa Ann Verprauskua ia plan­ terhAional exhibit of china paint­ aald only one glove an H ’ed. Tby^ Tenderfoot badges went to Thom­ ing a few .weeks ago, held at Long one was a fine, fltr'^ u t shd was polkloal and military offielala at PAINT ning a trip to California and there­ as Sylvester, Kelson Carrier Jr., A reception during Intennisalon. SEE fore will not act as water safety Beach. Calif. afraid it wouldadi 'do her much Carl Filiaut and Gordon McLeod, Horae AucUon Popular good. There nuist have been a fall­ The Second Battla Group covefs Better foPib tor Better living 9 Bigger Values tor Bigger Savings inatruotor this summer. during an investiture ceremony Anyone from the Columbia, Perhaps the ho.^e _oming out somewhere along the line. the northeastern portion of th* which was conducted by Richard back to its own again around this Next Christmas the donor is go­ sUte. It has Its Headquarters and Hebron, Andover area who holds Grant Jr,, senior patrol leader and area. Poor weather did not keep Headquarters Co. tn Manchaster, Larsen's von ing to tie her package tighter. a Senior Ufe Saving certificate, is scoutcraft instructor Bruce Lip- some 300 or more prospective buy­ Anybddy eeen a loot glove T Support Co. In ThompsonvUle, Co. HAR^ARE. INC. qualified to apply for Red Cross pincott. ers or sellers away from the first A In Middletown, Co. C In Da^el- I aquatic school Inatruction. Appli­ ---I " * 84 D e ^ IMIiH'** Maachsstsr CoBgregattonal News commission horse auction held at The Manchester Evening HMald son, Co. D in Putnam and Co. E In' Fbeaf 849-6874 cations may be submitted to the The Congregational churches of Porter Brothers’ bam on tb* He- Hebron oorrespondent. Miss Susan RodtviUe. coi/hcil from any area for the wa­ Hebron and Gilead have expressed bron-Willimajitlc road. Buying and R. Pendleton, telephone Academy Tickets may be obtained at the ter safety InstructM^e summer their gratitude for the friendship selling is still going on> This week 8-8464. Manchester Armory. CHECKER job. Applicants may write Mrs. Ralph Wolmer, Colaihbla. YOUR Roland Laramie and Charles ' illiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii: Burnham have been. Instructors FAVORITE a N for Grades 4. 5 and 6 Rec Hights. The attendance has varied from WIN 34 to 60 with a preponderance of girls. The five meetings have been Wssdi Is rile lesd, riie be«l ReA fi e rmmm uunm m im ee a H ter vAaniM rae nw m held in Yeomans Hall. Grades 6, MIspenlMe Ie be*, bedheri by rite I M eosn es M lou (Mr. w ______7 and 8 have met in Windham • It It settlliie te sl«e* Tbes | High School under the direction •I It.. . of Wally Lohr. The program has •J tried the retf HAWAII .Bk FLORIDA included callistenics, swimming M m m « iNE HounvooD haoi and basketball. Miss Ann Gur- HOm, riOUYWOOO, ROMDA nack has been the assistant. Swimming instructors are Mrs. w L / Gail Gagnon and Doran Shumway. Basketball cocu;he8 are John Prin­ M MraWR md m IU1WNM (ASH HMSia «. gle and Arthur Quimby. tOUNMt Wolmer said the council bus has ■lEOIOi been filled and adult leaders have used their ovvn cars to transport some of the students. l l J t l «TIN9ll|.TillM* MIATt The nominating committee to present officers to the March f lU M MANY meeting of the Rec Council In­ U N UVIR NOKI At TON WIIN cludes, Mrs. Lucius Robinson Jr., John Tettelbach, and Mrs. Emil Malek. The auditing committee mem­ bers are Mrs. Kenneth Fox and Russell Sx>earman. Chairmen of all programs which require budgets must file reports with Kirby Tap- pan, finance committee chairman, between Feb. 12 and 16 so coun­ Girl Scouts Launch Chokie cil voted not to hold the annual spring formal this year. This is Miss Susan Trotter, daughter of the first time tn seiveral years the Mr.- and Mrs. Woodrow Tiotter, isting camp si'tes, and to develm> EXTRA STAMPS dance will not be held. 575 Gardner St., is ready to sam ­ newly purfma.sed 1,100 acres over­ Densocrats to Meet night carhp site at Tolland, Mw WITH PUBCHACO: OF PKG. ple a frosted shortbread cookie, (Herald photo by Pinto.) / •Ihe Democratic Women’s dub a new variety introduced thus year SWIFT'S PREMIUM SHOULDER CLOD ROAST will meet at the home of Mrs. Emil for the Girl Scout cookie sale Malek on Hennequln Rd. tonight iwhlch begins today,., , M!T BSGULAR LOW PBIGB at 8 o'clock. A member of Troop 1 Miss Trot­ Johnston to Gall LAMB COMB i Chops and Stew Lb. 39c Vital Statistics ter has been cho.sen a.s one of two Town Clerk Margaret Dilworth scouts to represent Connecticut at At Square Dance has released the vital statistics for the All State. Camp River Branch. the year 1962. Births numbered 39. STEAK Carnation, Wash., next Aug. 11 somewhat lower than 1961 when through the 27th. Thi.s is one of The Manchester Square Dance there were 45. Marriages — the the many Senior Girl Scout bp- Club will hold a closed tiance S at­ SAU PRICES EFFECTIVE total la fairly high because man/ porlunilies made pos.sible by the urday evening at 8 at the Wad­ out-of-towners come to Columbia Girl Scout Council through profits dell School, with the regular club I'*’ —numbered 37, the same as 1961. from the cookie sale. caller, Earl Johiiston, doing , the THURSDAY thru SATURDAY There were 18 deaths; double the About 1,200 Girl Scoul.s in Ihe honors. __' . .. SAVE ^ The S i^ of Good Eating! 1961 figure. Manchester and Bolton areae Will Membersj of the 'clilb are asked EXTRA STAMPS Oariseo Named take orders for cobkie.s today to brlngvcK^ sqttafas, cupcakes'Or r:,i t e n d e r ; m o u t h -w a t ^Jr iN'G " GOOD KETCHUP MAKES GOOD POOD TASTE EVEN 587 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST Thomas Carlsen of Roses Bridge through Jan. 27. Deliveiie-s will be brownies to this i dahree for re­ fFItli Panhaeo of 4 to 8-Lb. Avg. Rd. has been appointed assistant made the last week in Febnia^'. freshments,' BETTER! Heinz Ketchup, America’s favorite brand, lends communications 8 and three reserve op­ wise would be unable to attend, as^ row of barbed wire on the city's erators. sist Senior Scouts with expenses we.slern border. We make our own hot or sweet in participating in national and Wc.st Berlin police said they CORNED Italian sausage and American Manchester Evening Herald Co- intemational events, to purchase were not noticed by Communist sausage. EXTRA STAMPS himbta eorrespondent Virginia M. equipment used in the council’s guard.s and therefore no details of BEEF WITH FURCHA8BC OF PKG. Oaiison Mephone 228-9224. camping program, to improve ex­ their e.scape were revealed. FRESH DAILY JACK AUGUST SMALL, LEAN CHUCK STEAK AT BJCOULAR LOW PRICE FRESH CLAM CHOWDER Hi::; PICNICS J ^ CAKE M IXES N EW — d S H O P - R i n ENRICHED! JUICY—s t e a k yeUDW, Fudge, A delightful nourish­ Frozen White, Lemon, ing' treat. . a ereamy L.T.WOOD Devil’s, Sploe smooth chowder, SWANSON chuck full of choice idams aod prepared PORTERHOUSE 99i WITH PCROHAStt OF PRO. from an exclnelve old iLocker Plant and Meat Market! T V M N N E R S New Engtand recipe. 15 OZ. FRESH MEATS — RETAIL OEPARTMENT WAYSEST CHICKEN gjs_ Over Naf’l CANS TENDER WHOLR OR CUTUP 18 OZ. DOw Brand PKGS. WAYBEST NATIVE FRESH TOBIN’S FIRST PRIZE FRESH, AT REGULAR LOW PRICE 1 BONELESS-...... ea. ROASTING CHICKENS CHUCK STEAK < SHOP-RITE (SAVE Be Over National Brand) 8-LB. 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GHOK^l POTATOES Fancy Rip* FRESH FROZEN Tflimato Paste 3 3 7 ° m k PKGS. TOMATOES OF 4 CHICKEN WESTERN STEER BEEF 9-OZ. St^^N E F7G • OB*39c A M h 2 PK0 8 . iii| Fancy nt:;: KBl^LKR•T CRAX • ^ . .-..1 2 3e.-j^g. 83c FOREQUARTERS HINDQUARTERS , t I -:i ■ i-.: DONT HESITATE to ask iis wnh H TOO want information about LBS. LIVERS turnil l •ur meats— or hdp in buying CHICORY » partienlar ent. We’re glad c U *HaBi tilings ever”— sag- Fancy s lb good buys or eooldnr LBS. asethodB-Hir fix any meat cut ESCAROLE f *ro TOUR aVECffFICATION. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR ornTNO—WRAP- I •xaetly aa you want it We >.'8BlginNO. ■ . . ; ,1- . aNUi it when we say— ‘Tt’a a STO R E OF pleMnrs to help yowf .2S a iio iittL Tlw lociiiff Jiolds oboiif 250 lbs. of meat. le p N la llw eseef. IsrssM sf esisrstssa css YOU GET A Msnt new set si sw sJrwtksd Itsw, | "■-1'.'-;' P YOU LIKE THE REST GIVE US A TEST •eceiss D “MIN CNICK" selMiag Me **|IAINCHBCK** pieOect ee year eset iep*r sWl H Oe ( ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT M l 3 ^ 2 4 HIGH QUALITY • ckOCERIES • MEATS DOUBLE S&H STAMPS EVERY WED. ‘ RLBITY OF FREE PARKING SPACE OPW WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, ntlDAT n a t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1964 Cogat Confecanoe of fha Bvangel" discuss potentlaU and problems :h to Host leal Lutheran Church of Amer- facing the conference in the im- Asks Record Sum, Mrs. Ldmeme^ Ic* wlU be guest speakers at Trin­ medttoa futur* Obituary Congress Worried Mtlieraii Parley ity Church Sunday at 4 p.m. They A questik>od lupply over the hoUday. &ia bas a brother, Jeffrey, 3)4, and three sisteni, Jennifer, 7, holdings or lower quarterly pay­ (Continued from Page One) children. placed on probation for one year er tanks, one of the blasts setting Miss Mahila Grace McCulley. The hospitia bad reported that Kathy, 6, and Peggy, 8)4. ments. Dillon said the rate adopt­ after he pleaded guilty to taking a small fire on Uie roof of the all of Manchester; Mra. during tbs paat few weeks Individ­ CHDICE The funeral will be held Satur­ medical building. R was quickly St ■ g ed for the year, more than an ef­ overruled by the Circuit Court. day at 10 a.m. at the Memorial a motor vehicle without the own­ . Mre. John Is Allen MacGregor of Ho-Ho- ual donors wole asked to oome In AniaiL Debra Lee, daughter of Armand and Roberta Aubut, fective date, would determine Although the Appellate Divi­ er's permission. extinguished by firemen. Kus, N^J.; and'M ra l^uiriaa bbosuis. vary tittle blood waa on 91 Oak s i She was born Jan. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ Methodist Church in Unionville. Some persons residing nearby how much less is taken from each sion found no error, it certified The Rev. Richard T. Yerrlngton Judge Douglass B. Wright, who mother of three, Mra. Lamcneo. E. Gardner of Enfield, N Jf.l' hand. pital. Her maternal grandmotoer Is Mra. Maddlene Hersey, 91 taucpayer. passed sentence, also ordered a were thrown out of bed, and mo $ grandchildren, 12 great­ iSt. Her paternal grandfather la Joseph Aubut, 86 Birch St. the case to the state Supreme will officiate. mentary confusion reigned In the has hem a school teacher end has A totiil 0^ 159 persons appeared . . ****-.*. If Kennedy’s program to Juice Court, saying: Friends may call at the Jrtin A. $25 fine against the youth on a operated a- nursery school. grandchildren and 3 greatr at the unM, but 14 were deferred "The questions involved are second charge driving without a New York City suburban area ' great grandchildren. Palmer, Bradley WUllam, son of David and Doria Palmer,.4 op the economy is adopted In Hangen Funeral Home 111 Main with a population of about 80,000 ‘ Her firat duty 'aa Mathan' for minor, modlcal reasons. 1963, Dillon said, the budget deemed to be df great public im­ license. March chalrinan is to raorult aS BsekUw loie new gallon club Goalee Dr. He was born Jan. 11 at Manchester Memorial H o^l- St., Unionville, tomorrow from 2 Two neighboring towns, Hemp Ul. His mtoernal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Par­ Should be balanced by 1966-67 if portance and it is found that there to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The family The charges stemmed from a many voluntaem |w ;&parib)s for imraboi)i.'Htoa9 who kept appoint- / stead and Mlneola, the Nassau kins, Romford, Eng. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. not the previous fiscal year. But are substantial questions of law has sitggested that memorial dono- Dec. 28 Incident in which Novak the march Jaiu W. TOode. wlsl menta ■werbS ' 725 Middle Turnpike East which should be reviewed by the took a car, owned by a Columbia County seat, also reported being Mathias Palmer, Baltimore, Md. Only if Congress also adopts “re­ tlons may be made to the Build­ shaken severely by the blasts. to serve may sign ttMaCi HerheH Orandall, Mark Krist- forms” designed to bring in an- Supreme Court of Errors, namely: ing Fund of Memorial Methodist woman, which was parked on of Dimes head»o. 31 at Waybest Proposed over-all defense ing such acts. Both were part of Bloomfield. cording to Louis W.''-' St^aafer, one-megfiton bortib 'on Ivar %puld of i total' of t i Pdlaris.".subma ^ last inhlnlght afid the totals on Mrs. 'lAranda Chartier, Richard J. Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Whits, Yellow, Cherry, spending of $66.4 billion would ab­ Hartford County coroner, who do little damage to the asteroid, M n. William Rm s. ^ uOi Windsor. Her Mternal spendparento the practice of medicine which, to Friends may call at the funeral rinee. By the end of neiit flsea tha same date last year; Bagge, John F. Maloney, Mra. Frozen Lb. Reg. sorb 66 cents of every tax dollar, the extent Inhibited by the statute home tonight from 7 to 9.and to­ made these findings in a report digging a crater only 1,000 feet year, 24 of these submarinee with . IMS 1968 Joan Hulser, Anthony Bayles, Fred are Mr, and Mr* Cna'rlea Brady, Naugatuck. Shelias a rister, Chicken Livers Devil's Food, but Kennedy asserted: “There is in question, must yJeid to the po­ morrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. released today. across. 384 missiles in their tubes will be KUled...... 17 Libby, Mrs. Veronica Avery, Mrs. Kathleen Rose. Fudge Marble, end no discount price on defense.” lice power of the state." Austin was killed instantly at Cole said raw materials to be In operation. The present Pelaris RRRRR 39c The total, up $2.4 billion from the Beverly Oroobert, Mrs. Elaine ^ Lemon Supreme The State Supreme Court al­ about 1 a.m. on Dec. 5 when his found on the asteroids probably fleet numbers 10. Malek, Roland MlUer. flhtifheni Jamee Jr., eon of James and Mary ShOehan, 14 current year, includes $51 billion car jumped the center esplanade could be processed to replace the Push for Rood Bank St., Mystic., He was bom Jan. 10 at Lawrence Memorial Selected ready has upheld the constitution­ Funerals -Improved air and- missile de­ DANBURY (AP)—A Rt. 7 assn, Also, John W. Volz, Henry R. for the Pentagon, $2.8 billion for ality of the anti-birth control laws on the Wilbur Ooaa Parkway, fuel, oxygen and water used on fense torcea. Wterabickl, Mra. Ruth Wright, HoepltaL New London. HU maternal grandparents are Mr. and (SA V E 280 the Atomic Energy Commission, in previous appeals. about a half mile west of the Rt. the outward journey by the as­ —A Civil Defense fallout shelter to push for a new and improved Mra: Jowph ,8he* H4 Mather St. HU paternal grandparanto Choice $1.46 billion for military aid 30 overpass at Deming St., and U. S. Route 7 from the Conneotieui SalVatore FUloramo, Mrs. Alice C. are Mr. and ^MCTs. Jamee Shetoun, 842 Sunimlt St. He luu two Chuck Roast 'The U.S. Supreme Court de­ Mrs. Alice V. Egan tronauts. program which the President said Rnbert, Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, abroad and the balance for stock­ ROCKVILLE—The funeral of struck the rear tandem wheels of sitters, DdbOrah Anne, and Donna Marie. • clined in another case June 1961 would Iminove the chances that' a Mix. Linda PlaU, Fred H. PeUg RRRRR ,'. piling, selective service and the to rule on the constitutionality of Mrs. Alice V. Egan of Wemer Rd. a trailer truck going in the oppo­ large portion of the U.S. poptila chusetts'llne at North Canaan was At Our Frcah Flrii Dep* 5 5 0 . . ^ like. site direction. organised last night by mayors, Jr,I Mra. Eileen Fee, John J. Han­ »witii, BtovM Arthur, son of Arthur and Donna Kuhn, RFD FresK Fillet of Sole the Connecticut Statutes. It said was held this morning from the Town Notified tion would survive a nuclear at non, Hrs. Mary Jane Goes, Mra. Kennedy placed emphasis on a that since no one had actually been John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Schaefer absolved the tractor- tack. selsetmen, leglalalors and other No. 3, Coventry. He waa bora Jan. 0 *t Maneheater Memorial strong retaliatory force, improved trailer driver, Charles Altooiiian of pereone from towns along the h l^ - Irene Cameron, Edgar V. Cough­ Hospital. HU mtoernal grandfather U Walter Green, Coventry. prosecuted under the laws the 219 W. Center St.. Manchester, —Strengthened countarMaurgen- 1-LB. P A C K A G E PERSONAL SIZE (Reg. 4 for 26’) _ A W *lr and missile defenses, more statutes were so many "dead with a solemn high Mass of Riverton. N.J., of arty criminal re­ Of Injury Claim cy forces to help American allfea way’. lin. Hie ptoemal grandmother la Mrs. Anna Jacobs, Windham Cen­ powerful and flexible conventional words." requiem at St. Luke's Church, El­ sponsibility. They met as the State Highway Also, Jean - M. Robert, Raymond ter. He baa a sUter, Susan Ann. 10. deal with Communist subversion Schueta, Robert M. Bantly,' Nor­ forces, a fallout shelter program TIm planned parenthood League lington. Schaefer said that a sample of Alexander Rydlewicz, Jennie B. and covert aggresrion within their Dept. WM issuing a report which and special units to help such later opened its clinic in New Ha­ The Rev. Maurice F. Sullivan Austin's blood, when tested, show­ Rydlewlcz and Alan O. Rydlewicz, frontiers. recommends a $30,600,OOA express­ man Kolmea, Mrs. Doria (Joughlln, countries as South Viet Nam and ven in a new test of the laws. was celebrant, assisted by the ed alcohol present in the amount all of 48 Server St., have notified For the first time in years, the way from Danbury to New Mil­ Joeeph F. Donahue, Sylvester Laos cope with Communist aggres­ As for the statutes the division's Rev. John Kozon, deacon, and the of 0.17 per cent by weight of blood. the town that they Intend to seek ford and $28,900,000 worth of Im- Barnes, Warren LeFort, Guilford FREE sauerkraut budget recommendatibn tor the sion. He promised to come up "This supports a finding that Aus­ Bto^ena, William J. Carter, Da- IVORY SOAP 5 " 25‘ (pinion today said: Rev. Raoul Pronovost, MS, sub­ claim against the town and Air Fmrce decreased,. wUla those proyemsnts to tha present |toute 7, With a plan for raising military "It is not alone for the preser­ deacon. Mrs. Jean Webber was tin was operating under th« hi- Labero Fracchla, 260 Spring 8t„ for the Army and Navyr-iMpeased. along the' Houaatonje 'River ftoin U) Newe. SporU. Weather 3:00 (13) The Twilight Xwe As for atmospheric testing, he, "The record is bare of any show­ an Church. The Rev, C. Henry g o ^ condition, exceot the _aJoot- Rottner, Karp A Jacobs. It was annoimced yesterday. Also, Mra. Catherine Starr, 1:80 ( it Henneeey _ ( 3) The Detectives SOFT WEVE (Reg. 2 for 27’) ^ said only that "a capability for' Anderson, pastor, officiated. Mrs. brake which required a second de­ George Ptoney, Mrs. Mary Tlemey. 1331 Rome Jacobe Club House (84) Trio _ ' ing that the law imposed any re­ pression before being activated. Use of Hospital Miller and the other crew mem- (13) Sea Runt ( 8-40-68) Hr ’Three Boas resuming” will be maintained. ! straints on the protected liberties Roy C. Johnson was soloist, and bens wiH'be buried Feb. 27 In the Raymond Griffin, Mrs. Eleanor (40) Adventure! of Time 3:30 (10-23-30) Haael (C) If Congress approves, expend!-1 and the guaranteed rights of the Frederic Wemer, organist. Burial Hospital Notes Increased 10% f Arlington National Cemetery. Oofe, Harry Smith, James M. Gan- (53) Flllti no TOP PEAHUT BUTTCR tures aimed at landing a man on defendants: and the merely notion­ was In East Cemetery. ’Their plane waa on a ferry mis­ ser, Ralph Maocarone, Rev. Ted (18) Burns juid Allen (34) Alaska the moon in this decade and ex­ Bearers were Samuel Low. Stu­ RockrUle-V ernon Chandler, Rev.. A. Sangrey, Rev. ;45 (1043-30) HunUev-Brtnkley News al, metaphysical or moral con­ sion from Dobodura to Port Mores­ ( itW alter Cronkite 10:00 (S-13) Nuriea Mb. ploring faraway planets will go up straints to which its preventive art Hawkinson, Albert Robinson. Visiting hours are 2 to 8 pjn. Report Reveals by, New Guinea, in Feb. 1044 when Edward W. Johnson, Mra. Emma iOO ( 8)' Wyatt Berp (8-404S)Alcoa Premiere TOILET TISSUE R - O X 75 per cent, from $2.4 to $4.2 bil­ Earl Anderson, Carl Thoren and for all areas, except maternity, Gooley, (34! Ideas (34) About Ceremioe Bags $ ^ 0 0 force is directed, are not .such as l^jitheran Women it disainoesred. (8-1 '.) News. Sports, (3340) Atoy WUlieme lion. j to fall within constitutional pro­ Alfred Johnson. where they are 2 to 4 pjn. airti Increases in the ■ number of pa­ The wreckage and the crew- Also, Mrs. Dorthea Nadeau, Roy Wei._„ 11:00 (S-8-li33to4088> News. 6porte I EPPLEY POPCORN Pending a separate message, hibitions . . ." A delegation from Linne Lodge 6:30 to 8 pjn., and private rooms, tients treated at the hospital and men’.s remains were discovbred in Keith Jr., Ernest Irwin, John Gsr A Weather Kennedy withheld details on his and Scandia Lodge visited the Elect New Officers where they are 10 a.m. to.8 pjrt. rap^la,' Mrs. saisabeth Mac-Don- lion Televieloa 11:16 (10) Tonight (C) those receiving out-pAtlent cars Um Owen Stanley mountain range nil(58) is^at. Film. (40) Steve Allen WHOLE KERNEL (Reg. for oz. Cen education program. He didn't tell Watklna-West Funeral Home, 142 Visitors are requested not to were disclosed by the Rockville In 1061. ” ald, Charles Phillips, Charles Ja- r:16 (33) HIghHghte ( 3) Movie Chose & Sanborn Coffee 1 IKCee 67* whether he again will recommend E. Center St., Tuesday night. Mrs. Fred Hallcher has been smoke in patient’s rooms. No more City Hospital In Its report for the ’The Army listed Miller’s next worakl, Raymond Bean, Harry E. 1:35 (80) Men or Destiny 11:30 (13) Movie federal aid for school construction than two visitors at one time per 11:80 ( 33-80) Tonljdlt (C) . elected president of the Trinity year ending Sept. 80, 1M2, ot kin as Mise Minna B. Miller Of Huntihgton, William J. Mktushak, &Wh%lte (18) Subecrlptlon TV and teacher salaries, a proposal Teen Center patient. Cost of the Kospital'e aervicea Stanley Skollk, Russell Hughes, ( 8) Steve Alien Show WORLD Lutheran Church Ladies Aid So­ Bridgeport. uale EXTRA GRIEN STAMPS spiked on the religious issue in Committees Set was 1536,858, an increase of 23 George CHoUette, Edward H. I '.OO ( I) Movie the last Congress. But he said ciety. ADMITTED ITESTERDAY: Ta­ per cwit over the previoue year’s Ralph, Donald O. Oatberg. BEB BATUBDArB TV WBBK FOR COMPLETE UBTDfO with 1-lb. Plig. of spending should rise $186 million Thrives^ but mara Huebner, Andover; Mra. total of $434,633. | JONIS PORK SAUSAGES CORN NIBLETS 6 ^ 8 9 ‘ Other officers are Mrs. Charles Also, M n. Katherine Harris, to $1.5 billion and he requested a For Coming Play Schutz. vice president: Mrs. Wal­ Ruth Darling, 176 Eldridge St.; ’The hospital report showed a net LtoUe Spucw , James Breslnaki, doubling to $3 billion of appropri­ Richard Polowitzer, .27 Church Kennedy Acts WORLD ter Schindler Sr,, treasurer; and loss of 1516 tor the period, com-' Francla Boucher, Curtis Btlmson, EXTRA GRIIN STAMPS ations for immediate and future Has Problems The Little Theater of Manches­ St.; Henry Kuster, 211 Parker pared to the net gain of $1,670 tor 100 EXTRA STAM PS *UNRISE BIRD SEED use. Mrs. George Prelssler, aecretary. Henry Brooks, Charles Twlchell, Radio kg. of ter met In their quarters In the Committee chairmen are Mrs. at.; Mrs. Lorraine Wetherell, the M6l period. In Dock Strike Gerald MlUtilgton, Mrs. Marcella \ I JONIS LIVIR CHURS In another controversial field, he While officials of the Manches­ basement of the old Howell Che­ Alfred Schindler rnd Mrs. Carl Somers; William Morgan, 52 ’The number of patients receiv­ Dama, Raymohd Johnson, George (This UgHat/kielwIes only thoaa newt broaOcasta of 19 ar lAaafaHrta suggested total spending of $3.75 ter Teen Center report the cen­ ney Technical Sdiool last night, Schneider, membershlo; Mrs. Wal­ Doane S t; lilra. Gayla Rivard, 116 ing care and treatment in the L. Legier. length. Borne mttOne carry othar *hort newpmto). bUllcm on foreign aid. ’This wotild ter is thriving, th^ said today and nsimed production and busi­ Columbus S t; Robart Hall East (Oeaitiaaad -fretn Page One) Brand ter Schindler ,.Tr., publicity; Mrs. p M year was l,804-rjg> 10 per The next'bloodmobUe visit will ' wrat>>^4$8$ I > 7:05 Converiatipa PleM EFTRA X'S STAMPS SWEET, RED EMPEROR Include $2.3 billion for economic that members need to learn their ness committees for the forthcom­ Hartford; Irene Velllette, Wap- cent from last year. The number 7:30 Newe of the WolM «i. rkg, assistance and represent a net de George Sctimidt. mite box: Mrs. labor «fispute arbitrator and im­ be Thursday, Feb. 14, from 10:45 t;00 Kurt Ri»e>'U obligatloas to the center through ing production of "Death of a Harlan Schulze and Mra. Schind­ plng; Mrs. Marion Allen, 117 New of those receiving out-pstlent care 7:46. Sing Along ' NAIISCO CHOC.. CHIP COOKIES crease of $100 million in the en improved communications. Salesman," to be jweeented Feb. 7, Bolton Rd.; Howard Fitzgerald, was 4,157, up 14 per cent. partial chairman of management- a.m. to 0;80 p.m. at Ennaaual 8:10 Pop Coneert 3 COURSE tire program. He asked for an A. Raymond Rogers Jr., princi­ ler Jr., world relief; Mra. Dwight labor relations In various indus- Lutheran Church. 3:06 Nlghtheat WORLD 8 and 9 at Bowers School. Perkins and Mrs. Earl Helmer- Stafford Springs; Mrs. Marie Patients were charged $456,088 WBAT>«i6 11;00 News ^propriation, however, of $4.9 pal of Manchester High School and ^oductlon committee for the i Charest, Rt. 30, Vernon; William last year. The operating cost loss triss. M«rae ssrved on tha War t;()U News 31:18 KMrte EXTRA GIRIN STAMPS billion. That’s just about what he an advisor to the center, said the dinger Sr., household suqply; Mrs., Labor Board during World War 0:16 Paul Harver; Dr. Albert B. .U'iSO ifarllidit with 10-oz. Pkg. of play will be: Dave Newirth, pro­ Pease, 103-White St.; Paul Duff- was listed at $80,776, hut $h1a waa Barke ^ 1:00 Newa " DINNER B asked' for a year ago. Congress teen-agers “due to their inexperi­ duction manager and set constnic- Clarence Hallcher. This Day maga­ ney, Broad Brook; Richard Sta- almost covered ly endowment and n . Alex Dill KIIILiR PANCT CRIMIt 'gut out a billion. ence . . . do not know how to dele­ zine; Mrs. Allen Schindler and Attachment Filed Stuu Joey Rey (from Soup to DeoserO tion; Irving Mann, set design and vens. Lake S t; Vernon; Louts miscellaneous funds of $80,250, Kennady asked Moris to report WORLD For all functions of government, gate responsibilities eo that tbs decor; Marilyn Mann, state man­ Miss Gladys Ruehl. csr; and Mrs. Hall, Warehouse Point. StatisUcs for the yeai’ iachida back to him no later than next 10:00 BUI Hu( Kennedy requested new appropii- people have jobs.’’ Perkl”s and Mr*. Frank LaForge. In Damage Suit 1:00 Jonnnr IPGPIIAR EXTRA GRIIN STAMPS ager; Celeste LeTendre, proper­ ADMITTED 'TODAY: Miss 803 birthp. 080 oporaUons, It.iOi Monday. with S-lb. Bag gf GRAPES atlons of $96.5 bQllon. These are Rogers said the youth council ties; Betty Lundberg, costumes; LWMI, ouartertlea. Judith Logan, Wapplng; Frank 189 transtusiona. The avtowga pa­ . Tha Prasident said the strike, Mck’s Den S:UU Newa. Wall f/UHETIES fbe figures Congress debates. Ap- finds itself doing most of the work Jayne Newirth, makeup; Bob Co-chairmen for the monthly Gazdzickl, Hartford. OlalmlnO thai she refuses to pay g?l%A‘ Pi«. 5;lt toowcaae SUNRISI lIRD S m tient sUy in the heapital was which has tied up more .than 660 F.owell ’rhiinmaa eWClM pnq>riations control much of cur- because it simply asks for volun­ Beat, furniture; Joan Coe and Phil committees will be Mrs. Fred Kon- BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter Mvsn d a ^ . ahina and Idled nearly 100,000 Ol40 for tha iMtaUaUon of floor­ wn&-i*8s _ T:0U owcaae WORLD T o it spending, although part teers instead of explaining what Burgess, lights; and Eklc Minton, nel and Mrs. CTarles Balkit; Mrs. to Mr. and Mra. Myles O’Reilly, wataiflrent and ■‘eagolng workers, New* ,0j«r** 5^*Mber 8:00 ' le World TealgM aTakqr EXTRA GRIIN STAhlPS Lb. ibe nearly $99 billion Kennedy the voluteers can do. Schulze: Mrs. Prel«,«ler and Mrs. ing raatwiei iii'her home at Gris­ Ttnanoiar Report 8:80 I oweaSe SNOW WHITE MUSHROOMS sound. 17 Pearl S t; a daughter to Mr. la InfUctlng econemo losses on ytam of toa Day with tO-lb. Pkg. of 45c p roposes to spend has been pre­ Richard Jeannotte. the center’s Ticket chairman Ann Miller dis­ Alfred Schindler: >»rs. Raymond wold and OattUr SU., the Sean, and Mrs. John MacDonald, 42 Martm Approves the hathm “at a rfita of mllUona ^>eteek Op. U suing Mrs. Pater Star Extra ! • « . ■ SUNRISE llt D SIIO viously authorized. - paid advisor, said the center has tributed tickets for the Pulitzer M'^hleon and Mra. L.’ forge. Cedar St. of dollars' a day.” The President faces opposition about 750 mem'aers, with an addi­ FTize winning play to Little ’ITiea- •rhe society jneets at 8 njn. to­ DISCHARGED -YESTERDAY: Vhoto for 1350 damage* PHILOBENBHOW MJWfTS $ » . $1 Jia both his spending and tax plana tional 300 on the waiting list. He ter members. day at tbe rhinx-h end member.s Miss WllhUmenU Schiebel. 597 3 Appointments Pajien fUed with the town t.M.T.T.M.f.t ».f.T,T,T.T,T,V T, ^aCMM of the debt they will said each member must |>e made Others on the business commit­ are a«’'»d to brinr tbelr mita Adams St; Diane LaPolnte, An­ gOrkV effloe itoUfy M n. Vuoto VftLUOBLE COUF^ON m aware of his responsibility to the tee include Russ Wlrtella, house boxes. Hostesses will be Mrs. Kotv property luu been at- dover; Mrs. Alice CaravcUa, Tal- General Manager Richard Mar­ .PuU ic Records toehed, and «he is :siummQnad lawt year Congress raised the organization and two methods manager and program chairman; nel and Mrs. Bsike. assisted bv cottvtUe; Francis Mlele, 393 E. tin approved the appointmants of jMai ia lliia CaapM Ceed fer Iriaf la tkii Ceapea Coed far 2$ EXTRA WORLD DREEN STAiPD limit to $306 bllUon have been suggested: and Robin Lockwood, publicity. Miss Rose Wolfersdorf. Mrs. Middle ’Tl>ke.; Janice Douton, 80 to aM tor b e ^ Qhrcuil CObrt 18. 9x12 RUG CLEANING SPECIAL for a drop to $306 bil 1. A loudspeaker system has three new members of the licenee Wairaatoe Doai M^meater, during the court’s Business manager is'A . William Josenh Mertan. Mrs. Schmidt, t^’sa Bretton Rd.; Helene Simmons, examining boards yesterday. WITH PU1KX1A8B OF r A|«il 1, to $300 blUion « been Installed in the auditorium, Astley. Kurt Eifenbrod and Braa Bt- IndividnaOr Wrapped Ruehl. Mrs. Schindler J r , Mrs. Glastonbury. Nominaticiut lor ..tha posts were ftabrfid to Robert B. Reglua and Bear* Rpahvek claims that 100 FREEs:?STAMPS 200 FREE ST STAMPS H ilid hdhk to the perms over which members of the been . Tickets to the play may be pro­ WliHsVn A. Schmalz and Mrs. Dis c h a r g e d t o d a y : Mrs. made by BuOdiiiglnqteMor ThoBt- find Mothprapffiid w ith Any Purohnee of $10 or More $ ad bUUon on July center council nightly tell the nwsa-.T. RagkiA ptoparv nedf « M rtt to WMi Aiav pBNkase af $5 ar Maia cured from any Little Ibeatre John Hausrath. Mary Jaworskl, 33 Clyde Rd.; as J. Monahan, through Chaatar PiWPifik-Up M Year Friendly Peputar At Your Friendly Popular philoeophy of the center. member, or Mrs. Jeaimp Adanu, Miss PatricU Wagner, a Johnson Valid tfarortgh Saturday, Jan. loth, BdOk fnidttlons as he 2. A letter wilL be mailed to Lpagtry, dsputy (hnetor a( pub­ tor t o a ^ floortog and DBiironr valid threugh Saturday, Jan, IPth ' 34 (Jole 8t. - Teri; August Frank, Oakland lic wonie. froni Baan. I ‘ . POTATOES ^ uixed a each member explaining hie duties Also selected was a play read­ .' Boars .Iteabuck it Oo« against ADUtlS ONLY-ONOTO A PAMILT ADULTS O N LY -O N I TO A FAMILY St.; George Howitrt, South Wind­ Approved for terms, endlilg Dse. HaioiLjgiiafib pesmerty a t Oria- Thai eon clAitna ^ tha ' o f:th e $3QS-bU and obligations. ing oonunittee for the 19M eea- sor; Donna Plrtle, Grier Rd., Ver­ 1 Na Stemgi with CIgareHef*er lean—State Lew Na Stamp! with CigereHei er leer— State Law He said The center is open Thursday, About Town 31, 1961^ a rt I^ouia lardella. to weldlnmibta^ttC. Cn% - MfiaanaWe torabhor find ma­ son. It included Penny Rlditer, non; Mrs. Eleanor Barron, Wap- the electrical llcanUng boiird; ' B Increase Friday and Saturday nights. Jean- temporary chairman, Meven la $140, and that 5 LB. BAG 4 9 « Maj. E, W alter Lamle will con­ ping; Bari ^iau. 100 Spruce St; Bw. Zer PINE aotte aay» between SOO iuid 400 rahiaad to pay Bhim, Fred BNsh, Jeanne Adams, duct « study of ■ “Pilgrim’s Prog­ PetOT Staum;-8T W- Middle Tpke.; to «S« CENTER > lir a'deM men^sers attoid during the week­ Jayne Newirth and A. William ress" tonight at 7:30 at the Sal­ Mra. Sonjra Jolicoeur, 39 Hartl GOOD AT MANOHBSTEB STOBB ONLY of that end nigbta. a t 284-3M Antley. vation Army. Dr., Vei^on. us, 119,000. i ' ■ 1 '’1 J '•y 'P

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n s u ■' • X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, JANUARY 17,1968 JBllfCHBStER tJVEmko lUBBALBi. CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1968 ---'W ; / . _ '•______• -______- _____ -’LITTLE SPORTS B Y RO USO N OUR BOARDING HOUSE witli MLAJOR HOOPLB DAILY CROSSWORD PW OLl 'ri* ■ '■. •: . - r ? “ Monday of esMih month wa# chosen phone munbbra, as well as acboobi TIRED K ID N ^: Andftver as a meeting date. and nedrby ' churobea, town of- Relief Gist Town fjoiaJa awi alt town organUationu, OOT TOtr DOWXIt 4 1 ^ ^ " Rep. Covell Assigned X im j We test. OiVe mu ' fis K itchen jWV-Chooses Rep. ^laworth Covell, re-ap­ and has a calendar in the center $2,630 in Month lift wWi B u u m wetl-l TARE THAT ABTHXERVL fold, scheduling all regular meet- muta. Help get rid et uric pointed chairman of the Houee may causa gMthig op s1i OONT B» M tO R O , CLYDS WDUUMTT OOTA KERS/ AMV f committee oh penal institutions, tog* of orgamsatlons. Copies of The Town Welfare Oepartnient passage. . burning, . bsoL. Bpy Talk Mn^ H w le fo the booklet will be distributed to HANOta A LOADED GUN IN THG HOU«S/ CHUMP WHO , ^ MajHIi^O * La also a member of the commit­ disbursed $3,880.07 among 88 easea pains. If not pteased, rpor I DEMONBmATBBA NbodU Pliddinf la tee on election laws, and, as a organlation Chairmen, real es­ any drag store. TODAY at 30GT WANTED TO SHOW TOO THIG •D oeM nO M Head ttapter during the month of December, Pharmacy. eUSPMANT GUN I' UGED IN AFRICA ON pa recently. The son of Mr. to the 36 family relief cases, which and RENTALS umedium noodlM second T W ' prpsidsnt; Mrs. Wil- school social,, worker, who was ______ailr. Rmlimd 4*llRi and Mrs. Donald McGrath of Old effects s total of 70 individuals. First in Manchester. New ean, h IS Scoot Breap t b N *' al^U gr beetan uam MCAdaiiL oeerptary, and: Mrs. scheduled as guest Speaker. In­ soil bPCM ' ttRpiBca aaip ctar^cU m 4Sj a Rd., he is a math-science ed­ stead, a film "Family Circle” , The single hospitalization case re­ full maintenance, fully taeared XMbeen dwiMlor aSTbe mom MCinUco u pound butter,* Allen TtlG.^r., tresiturar. ucation major at the school, and Mrs. Andrew * 'Gasper. Mrs. concerning the home and achool quired $66.36, and the convale.scent to reduce your probienw aad SlSodal taiect (UUii) mPropertv ttono a M n a r M poundr'Aldweeh ehoaa* is active in the intramural basket­ home ease $20.25. MArooutle bnb George liMiiuKih, Miu..Amiiow Ver- influence on child development, worries. For full Informatloa % pound.. 9p|Uto ball and softball program. call S7Anni "ter** JsSr* i & m ^ pound ..em m ehoMc prau&M, and Mrs. l ^ a r d Yeo­ was shown. Mias Batchelet Is now During December 1961, $3,138.30 MtabllduMiil SAppeUatleaaADDCUcUea PMMBt . H iM O M .., OOP Guide Ready scheduled to address the February was disbursed. Of this amount. .rtddlao«S4l jt4 cupu'^BilIk-^^ > man# WMre aiected members of the Coodacted mUnlckar board of directoM. Additional di­ The Andove - Kep. b -an Wom­ PTA meeting. $2,527.83 was authorized for 42 Paul Dodqa Foallae Hmtaliy SO Narrow way 1/1 to H ’«U|pi» OUfM cases Involving 95 people. Four gMBtnilUa rectors wlfl be appointed by the en's Club has prepared a book­ mo. 8 1 1 u 1 tub aour .preRM hospitalization cases required WcBcta r ” r r r r r oiv'PEN TO / o , BTTwH tara of an hour or until well TEA.' A SIR! ME IN A IjONS TIMBI A j/ ^ o MBUiUea] prapbat 10 Low haunt heated. SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF Vfooha Ice Cream P|« ,,,Prk§d to Savo You 2 0 t f •A %o 00 Patty mallea IT 8T d c • 01 European 1 ten-inch pie ahell baked mountain It 81 1 large ohowlata almond bar JANtfARKBI r e DOWN M Clip hot coffee IVahlele u 87 81 1 ^uaft coffee ice cream 1 Notion 1 quart chocolate ice cream IThaw 86 d 4BriiUy 1 can hot fudge aauce APPLE lAnoint J t Melt chocolate bar with coffee. Spread in cooled baked pie ahell. Place in (reeaer until chocolate haa hardened. Spread coffee Ice cream PIE OUT OUR W AY BY J. R. WILLIAM! in pie, and add chocolate Ice cream. '.'VilVJiio Place in freerar until ready to i-n • mmWA^TJA»^1talWL serve. Serve portions with, hot SAV, WHAT 15 THIS T A s a n d ­ GOOD NIGHT/ TRVIN' TD AAAKE fudge aauce.. Thla deesert la better J K 0 4 1 I w ich MADE OF eiTS OF EVERV SOMETHIN'OUT OP NOTTHIN'/ LTNornm/ when made at leant a day in ad­ ilerald photo by Oflara PLATE OF LEFT-OVERS IWTHE TM JUST TRyiM’ OUTANBW vance of aarving. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER L REFRIGERATOR AND-OH. 1 OGT KINDA SANDWICH,H.ISALL/ elf MRS. W ILLIAM PECK rr—ANVTHINO TO AVOID EMPTY- Boy, JUSTTRVAVUTTUI F Tha above reclpea, and many SO M ETIM ES «0S A FEW PLATES BECAUSE BCPERIMENTUsTAM'AN'VOO others, are tncludad in a cookbook JANE PARKER, REGULAR PRICE 59c-SPECIAL CSIQWO X W O ND ER' IT'Si I»U R TURN TO DO THE GET THE EVIL EVEEVEAND AND F ' compiled by members of the $is- DISHES, EH 7 THE THIRD DEORU/O RBS/y LOOHr, PR1SCILLA5 IF HE KNOWS terhood of Temple Beth Sholom, Orange Chiffon Cake 49^ m e I'M A LIV E ! which is now available from any WERE COMES Red Rift Widens, BROTHER.' of tha membere. <3 \ i v i s / Mrs. Peck was born and raised In NlXfflch' M d attended acluMla cm DIST OUT 7AST therf*' IMUiib to ICmnehOBter 10 Cheer Detergent u « « m 3 5 ' yeai«.iif0''alte^ NeiM Lon­ Leaders don.’.v 1 - .-v ■ : ■ Sholon,' (ItB BMiti (Oonitoned trim Page One) CONDINtm necessarily mean the Soviet-Chi- ua, NtA.!». m hi. Wl fK. I w n do about it. Hn wmiam Pbbk^Aimber Cb., Man- leader, and there should not be cheater/ The- eowM hits two chil­ ■ 2 ^ ' resort to arms even In a revolu­ dren, Robgrt PeUc 'and Mrsv David tionary movement If the seizure ILEACHES OUT STAINS BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL Gussak, b m of ManoheStar, two of power can be achieved less Comet Cleanser 2 3 1 * grandson^ and a waak-old grand- riskily. . YOU'RE YOU 6H0ULD NEVER '^VWHY? WAS i t “Just going up to clean Junior’s toys out of the daugfetefi The Chinese don’t agree that A R E YOU IN , Y A W N IN G 00 THAT BEFORE, Mr|,, .Poek’it bobbisa are oook- both sides WUl suffer catasteophe ■ YOUR TURN ? bathtub, why?" big, |blf and ragdlng, . OTHER PEOPLE/yi In nuclear war;-:Ther« are three or out of LIQUID aEANER SwaaM . WHY MOTT4ERS OCT SRA/ 4}uarters of a billion Chinese; Mr. Clean M « a « 39 ' » « i «t 69 < Mao Tze-tung contends plenty of School Menus them will be left after the United HOT WATE R ? States and the U.S.S.R. _toss MILD TO FAMtCI ] B E N C A S E Y 'Just 9'Af* a day for fuel bombe back and forth. ; Fab Detergent uatf m 3 5 * Public achool menus for the Khrushchev was both pleading OU^LBB ^ leu'RKAoocTaif week of JSh-' 111 through 25 will and ihreatenihg. . < — ——— SURPRISEO TO LSaRN, PLEASE COM SACK- be as follows: ' The Soviet te^ er does not Want I f you live to a typical house, ' STAOEWrrHMBl Monday: Meat and vegetable pie, to see world communism' weak­ LIQUID PfTEROfNT you could easily run out o f hot lEOflUm HAS potato topping, bread and butter, ened by an Inreparable schism. Dynam o If'K FUSTIC 4 9 * milk, m iiM fruit. If it te possiWe, he undpuh|#dly water aeveral timea a weak. Green Beans ’ 'Vkg“ 55^ Tueaddy: ,,Corned baaf hash, would like to' .see the argument Now you can have a ll th « h ot eheeae wOdge, buttexad spinaetL water you need-at one time for tched up.. But . perhaps -the Red cun OR EASE FAST A&P Fro Itch Friof noiipi 2 Y«ncG( 25* bread mM butter, milk, paa«h linese wimt too mu^. ■ botv SHf * a ^ y- Think of it-> (SSiP^eBL^ bread pw dln g.' 2 SCI FKH 3 1 * S. One of the Ultogs Mao seaih# -Indy 9Hii* a dayl Ajax Cleanser Mixed Vogttablos 241* WednefMay: Bamburg patfy bn m \ t % to umnt la Khrushchev’s ykead. YaSi thsinka to Mobilhaat— roll, applasauce, buttered carrots. ■ni# Ohtosse leader appesM' to ;aad an oU-flfad hot water heater S H O R T R IB S milk, BY FRANK O’NEAL If, loa'ieri- cream. h|lva' made - up his mind that It 'afooicreetcapadty—your&inily QUARTERt 'niursd#yt ,Roast turkey with PRICE M TLI 0i|C VoVrE in at s p ir it s DID 1#'Impossible.for hlin to live with can taka care of oU their washing I THE CORNERS OF^ dressing,!'crapberry sauce, mashed Khruitocbev,' thiat the rift will con­ Imperial Margarine REDUCED ^ PX4S O 1 Cauliflower LARGE SNOW-WHITE HEADS EA potato U^i'gOB'Vy, buttered wax aeeda at one time. SQUETMlNe 6000 TURN UP tXAV? tinue Until'an aggresshre-mtoded -IW6 KINO'S MOUTH. beans, biMM and butter, milk, Mom can do the family svash. Communist 'takes the Spvlet ireins. GRAND W f 6 £ ! pears. Sis oan do tha diahea at ^ aome riici Rtouen - aooo luck Fridayy iW ia to ^ I c e , toasted Mao Has'.been aitooyed with ^Umu Junior taken bia bath, and EATING «*“ '"*** D'Anjou Pears cheese sandwich. Waldprf saiad. Khfushohev’d regime some ^ ybu aaJoy a shower. JMargarine 2 ’ '^»*« 5 3 * 2 ’ “ " " " " 5 1 * milk, chocolate pudding. yean. There hka bear-lrrltatlan 2 LB CELLO in Peking at the nlggardUness of Don’t dsiayL-phona us today. Find out how aa«y it in to Bwitdi Soviet economic help for Red CHICKEN NOODLE WESTERN BAG PORT o r ENliiT to a Mobilheet-Sred water beet- Fresh Carrots liOUISVILLB (AP) — In 1700 fPiina end Soviet rWuctance to MORTY MEEKLE Upton's Soup •w sr 1 p«u 3 1 * U.S. NO. 1, SIZE A BY DICK CAVALLI Congress made “ the village of sponsor Peking’s mamberdUp la eAmmmleudfyithWk U.S. NO. 1, 214“ MIN. LoulavUla” a port of entry into th4 nuclear club, to say noOiing POTATOES cntosh apples /-/7 THERBNtXJAR^ WDULPNGUB^^Me WHAH6 TUB MATTER the United States, and a custom of Soviet aid to India and other s r M I /-/7 WINTHROP. WITH H IM ? governments the Chinees coqalder ONEKt collector was appointed. New Or rm w iM ^9* leans was. in FYsneh possession "reactionary.” Dixie Cup Refills / and no Antertcan custom house This Is primarily a rift between MORIARTY GRAPE APPLE, STRAWBERRY APPLE, RASPBERRY APPLE existed between It and Louisville. Khrushchev and Mao. It does not BUZZ SAWYER S U L T A N A , IN ^ U B 2 0 Z BY ROY CRANE RROTHERS 0« eiv RECUIAI ntKI YES, IT IS NEARLY PAWN, ^ FELIPE AND I WILL 60 AHEAP PO NOT COME OUT Tide Detergent UM tm 3 2 * RE-USABLE TUMBLERS ^ GLASSES we ARE near CARPENAS. ANP ARRANGE FOR A BOAT UNTIL YOU HEAR US SUITAR HOBBY OUSS FOR ADULTS 1.00 FOR YOUR ESCAPE. YOU WILL «1VE THREE WHlSUEi Ml 3-513$ HIDE IN THIS CULVERT UNTIL IHSTSUCTION lY ARNOLD LANDSSfRO W ARW ICK - 6c OFF REG. PRICE WE RETURN. 301-315 Cantor St. Cole Cat and Dog Food 2 >M«eAm 2 9 * Have PTJN frith the gnttair la ear Special 1# WMk qoBree. A 12 OZ srell planned aad taitereating method teaehlnr guitar aeooatpanl- noent tor Folk, Weatoni dad. Pepalar Muale. No prevloBB mnsloal W E G IV E Si:9C PKG bBekgiioflad ;reqnired. OUARTS-ttc NAIF OAUON-4U Thin M ints GREEN STAMPS Clerox Bleach ilrMikte.TM. isg. ci>**L l U OR /•/T Clam fs Start Wodnasdoy Ivm lpa, Jon. 23rd - SPACE SAVE! - SPECIAL "2e OFF* LANE GUITAR ood MUSIC CENTER Mobilheaf 7* O ff BOX FEE $20,00—ENKOLLMENT UMPTBID _____ fta ilaoii BtNoR Spry Shortoning CAPTAIN EASY FACIAL TISSUES of 400i BY LESLIE TURNER REOlSTRATtON NOW AOGBPTED—OUITAB8 RENTED Kleenex l i l y , CEh^TEB ST.— MI $-7885 ' U m ' w - n ? ▼ whh» » wm wparenNtf MD0y,lCAN4KTH» HM.-S.rUVOM DMT DUIOMT HOWARD JOHNSON'S CONDENSED WALDORF -u rat.;. wY ni»^i um.V/1 thatottb FSBTl MBs taken j^OOWGTOIBOlOe' ..a.- A rnsumoiMxi HY SOOO-VEAR- frvlt D iU s ’*i;^'*37* hvit Cocktail MICKEY FINN WTXHAVSASIIMIB' ;^L°N^i.oo TOILET TISSUE 4«,u39' BY LANK LEONARD BNAKIBOmK TWH-AYAPPmsi*- NMaOX, IKE or CHICKEN ■ T , POSif WHANpi SOFT WEVE - SCOTT CUT-RITE HAVE THEM BLOWN UP r iA C T O W Cot Food loaillmi CobM 23* — EIGHT BV TEN5- MIAT K im (AIMON ROLLS WAXED PAPER 1J3 ROU VP JU5T RIGGITT' l t « TOIIET TISSUE t 25*^ Troot 49* Cot Food J*« caw27* LIQUID DETERGENT CUT-RJTE 9 RKCC J A C >f' J-' iMIe^ iiiikozcAN rtUWlOil 2lbun22* LGE e c c SAIL •OT SANDWICH BAGS A or?! Clie|c«fM NiM l¥« ltd You! C iiiill i t t f M 39* CoMod Hon itott*1.15 lU., Jai. IT 4 itiKIlM M ALL A4F SaFar EaiktU ki Mill COT-nalt, 4 .kNKr. - .A- . Tobacco producu 4 Ktots prohlblitd by low nooipt from Pisid SUmg etfg - p a r k AOE \ ‘ I *' i i f i r ■V •' I I' H O W I 0< OFF 100 ^Id STAM PS ilo o ^ s t a m p s ! With Thk Coupon and Your REGULAR PRICE! I With this coupon and purchara o f f I PRISH NATIVS— o v m READY $5.00 or Moro Purehaso A * U CAN eOtONUU. D A V Y JO N ES BY LBFP and MeWILLIAMS LImK 1 oaaoaa por oortluM. iood thru CaniMd Ham A .ae B $atsr4«, J m . It, 1963. H o m prohlbitad I ABERNATHY ------INOBIFF______M R. BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY THERE'* by law txemot from Plaid Stamg offor. S Oood thru Sat., Jan. 19, lytS OKAYTON^ NOWVOU'LI ROOM FOR B R O IL E R S *' ^ l e a r h To m c a t h e from 8 9 I'M FEELING KIND OF GUESS I t ) BETTER TAKE ONLY O N I M m a R n f w s p a r U is . L0MESOME ANP THE CHAIR NEXTTD CHAMP... NEAIITY A VieOROUS BLUE TONIGHT. THAT'LL Y MR. PETEFiSON. F ^ H I^ATIVB--OVEN RRAi)Y :j 0 POULTRY PARTS Y 100 BAG BOX ^ STAMPS z finnsi Roaista V CUT|PRESH DAILY MlOItti BUY THE FXRTS YOU LIKE BEST with a 1 lb pkg Nabisco Sandwich WITH PURCHASE QF A 6 OZ PKG WNHlA, OREO CREME COOKIES TURKEY LOAF u REiR a i .£ t o n t m i r cut s i u c u l t o a u y m i i EXTRA EXTRA TODB ososm o MEEDS AT NO; i M i d t t i PLAID STAMFS PUID STAMPS iSSSif - E X T E A C H A E G B ' H7 With Purchaao of Janomo Parker CocoiCoconut WIT.. PimCHASE OP A 794 OZ PKG iUY ^UAUTY^UARANTEED TO SATISFY • ■ •y MARSHMAUOW CAKE SUNSHINE COOKIB

. . . - ,. ■ .V'SS? J U K t » l » T l » I V E I ^ O lOiE VA^CHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1968 yAQETHiimaBy • ...... ------v • . ' ■ ■ ■■ ---- ' ------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. JANUARY 17. 19«8 TUBS Veteran Hurlers Sign East Easily Wins NBA BOLCOBfB Pierce^ Loot Vnclaimed AMstaM tpsrta amsr HAGERSTOWN, Md. (A P )— Wilhelm Set; The 61 bettor who picked the W in d h am T ^h ' PubUe Relistifni** W h «r« k It? last four winners at Hagern- Robertson, 4 ^ dpsg^tp th6 writer’s hdsrt->^pubUe relstioni m town’* InsagurmI, when the *62 Comeback Prize Nuxhall Back twin dally dmiMe form of ws- Hands Cheney gerisg WM unveiled, could Bill Russell NEW YORK ( A P ) - ^ have: Lost Us ticket. Awarded to Roberts Ninth Defeat public rsktlon* Frfincifico Isft-hgndsr Billy Forgot atioat his ticket. Ths two itsma In tha “Bassball psava of this dapartmant, toe pub* Pisres, who located g fountain It was the aame old s t« y acatai Btola*’' afs D.' C. Johnaen Spink, Or flgured $11,579.60 wae too Pace Attack no speaking angagamanta of pro- of youth in a wind tunnel, and much to collect. NEW TORS (A f)—ItoMa great happened, was mere yestorday for CSioney Theh’a wIB* MW puhliahoTT^ and veteraa hSM- lUberta, who hit tho end af 4>r toes atendy l^roveniM it.’* baU wemr .DBBjDanlali fetoienal atolates, again cantering two other pitcher* who must The winning tieket had not LOS ANGELES (AP)— tho tnU with the Fliiladel- Robetis gained 114 first ing but outolaasM Rnntm . Wta|d> .■ n a ..la t^ a co)umn d«als .with on toe basabdU organisations. be sipping *ome *ort of re- turned up when the canhlers* The East congratulated itself phla PUDUea aad fliea was place' votes aad a total b< dOt ham Tech railed up a Wg laad in a propoaad nrum to ba held ^ Stsfldard contraets obligato ths juvenizing nectar—Joe Nux- windows closed for the day. with utmost justification to­ ilnqnwd before he tturew a potets, baaed on a S-t-1 point the flint two parlods and ooastad Commifidlohor Shrd Frick with rs to help in to4 public rela* department during the eea- nall and Hoyt Wilhelm—have day on its 115-108 victory ptm for thh New Yerk Tha- oonaW .tat ttae vtriiag by NS to a 70-42 victory at WUlintantle. ths pitWie rdlatiens meh of the 80 signed their 1968 baseball iraee, wee wuned today ae the sports wiiteni atad aportocast- Coach Art Qulmby’s chib now major lehgtaos themaelvae. ^ son partieulSrty and in toe eff- Mantle Stays Put oi/er the West in the National athleto adio m«de tte great sm throughont tbs aattoa. ’I w e ’s m 'MMitlon but that the seaaon to some degree, contracts. owns a pair of wkw over tb^ Rang- • • e Basketball Association’s an­ eat eemebaek of the year Mnsial was aarasd at tbe ora, copiptng an earlier game at ( n i ^ a l YVtotbalt Lta^fii'e, In fact, Pierce, 86>year-«ld veteran who In Center Field nual All-Star game. ism . tim o f M ballots, aad had 4U the Raiigein gym, 77-40. profesiiohal football in general $600 for Pieraall posted a 146 record tor the Many called it an upset. But, SENIOR LEAGUE Roberts, adio fotnd aew life pohta. Oblabonm waa the top has out into toe popularity of Nations' League champion Giants Senior action last night saw eboloe of 4S voters anf gia a bleak eaupalga, nem with 10, a total equaled by But the grid games have been Nuxhall, a S4-year-old southpaw ■ be switched to first base to fs^ car Robertson, BUI Russell and Boland started strong with Eric Staa Muslal, la the aaaual Beberts, now M and obo of drawing fans in huge numbers Piereall is just sa bad in toe other who first pitched in the majors vor his gimpy legs. Hohenthal hitting for all his the moot admired aad reepeet- Cheney’s Ookiapteln Norm lA - direction. And that's his price. a host of less renowned pros of Aseeolated Frees |mI1. Roee. Jim ESllott added 10 for and baseball, we euapeot, wonders when he waa 16, signed his Thai's the word from toe man the East simply ran, passed and eight points to take a 12-11 lead Tbd Oklahoina foottiell ed OMa In sports, parted m m why. Attendance has been off in What’s worse than toe fantastic Cincinnati .pact while the 80-year-; who ought to know- Yankee Man­ In the opening period. Buaa taaia, bounelag back to aa tbe^PhOllos after a dreadful Windham while sophomore center price they put on toetr speaking scored the pantaloons off the turned in his best offensive show­ many major league cities and old Wilhelm and shortstop Ron ager Ralph Houk. West. Keeney and Dan Pinto led a sec­ Orange Bowl berth; took ' 1-lb campaign fai'lN l. Be had poor ball eluba is not toe only abilities is the pro athletes’ failure ond quarter drive for Morlarty ing of the slate with 11 points. Hanaen, both acquired Monday Houk advances two reason* for ‘‘I never had an easier game, third Bpot. The Saa Franrisoo won N or more games for six reason. to live up to toe basic common from iWUmore, officially Joined wanting the 31-yesr-old Mantle kl Bros, that put them ahead 30 to Glaati, given up' for dead be­ stralrtt years aad pltehed the Windham also copped toe jay- oourtoaies. Within toe past few .said the East’s coach. Red Auer­ vee encounter, 67-87. A national, poblio relatlona of­ toe White Sox. center field. bach. 22 at halftime. Morlarty’s con­ fore they battled back to wla opeafiig game for the Fhlln- fice would help .'the overall baaa- weeks a local fraternal group con­ CENTER SPRINGS SCENE— Popular winter spot on picture during the skating session last night. Recent "One, he's the beet center field­ East Never TraUed tinued ite onslaught in the last the NaGonal League pennant delpMa oinb IS tbnee hut be Summary: ball picture. For example, aa tacted a member of the fMtball Each of the three hurlere had half to win handily. Pinto was Windham (7*) top-flight seaacne during 1962 with the Manchester winter sport* scene i* Center Springs cold weather has brought out more and more enthusi­ er in the Amerioan League,” Houk The East opened the scoring on ftom the Loo Ai^ielee Dodg­ fliUslied ^ 1961 aeason with B F Pta Daniel suggests, why not tha Giants rsgardlng sn sngagament says, ON THE MOVE— Oscar Robertson drives around Elgin Baylor (22) of the West during a basket by . Tom Heinsohn of high for the night with 23, Keeney ers In the last laalng of tho a IL85 apnieil rua average and World'Senes film on a national here and desptto three letters, Pierce contributing heavily to toe pond. Herald photographer Joe Satemis took the above asts on the “ silver blades." Buzhey ...... 4 0 * Giants’ flag-raising. Hs wem 16 "And. two, I think he’d be tak­ last night’* NBA All-Star game. The Cincinnati Royal star paced the East's victory Auerbach’s Boston Celtics and cloae behind with 20. Jim Mor- last playoff game, were voted waa tdeariy finlabed with tbe Kiulln ...... 1 3 4 TV axposura. Tha NFL< had a oa- there has been no reaponse. ing more ohances of injuring him­ with a 21-point performance. (AP Photofax.) was never • Ued nor behind from iarty also hit in double figures fhurth. PUaies. Tomer ...... I l l rlea going this past year a waSk TIm pubUefty men ki general do games despits missing more than Oeeownkl ...... 1 0 8 month In mid-season beeauss of self S it first base." ^thereon. with 13. Moe Morhardt (16) and Hie University of South- Bob Oarpenter, Phils' own­ Sabo ...... 4 0 8 after toe Sunday games wera a fine job. Tliere’s no battor-Ukad, ‘Correct Golf Attirer Houk was one of the featured At halftime it was 56-50, and Matt Wallace (14) went best for era Oallfomla Trojans, na­ er, retired Robin’s uniform Bachiochl ...... 6 ■ If Bomplated. nor mor* capable men in the snort- qilks wound. speakers last night at ths l.Hh the score was much closer than losing Boland’s. tional ' football champions and number and sold him to tbe Rosera ...... 0 0 0 Everyone knew who had won 136 Mark at Home Klrinman ...... 3 0 4 ' ig world toan Bob Ftohel of the Karras Must Appear anmial baaebsUI dinner here spon­ ies Trounce Prince Sports Schedule the contest. For example, 3 min' Variety led from start to fin- leaders of a West Ooast grid­ New York Yankees for one Elliott ...... 6 0 l i and what tha score was. Tst NFL ankees and Bill Crowley of the Pierce was fantastically effec­ sored by the Union-Leader Fund, utes and 20 seconds before that iahish. Ray O’Nrill hit for eight iron comeback, got the fifth last fling. The Yankees let Highlights WM a weekly feature Red Box. And not because they tive at Candlectick Park, the Got Knobby Knees? Inc. A capacity crowd of 2,340 buzzer the West’s great Elgin of his 17 points to leM them to a spot. him go on May 8 without let-* TotaU ...... n " i » on many TV outlats. Ohaaer Tech (43) provide free tlcketa either. famed wind tunnel that seamed jammed the National Guard Ar­ Friday, Jao. 18 Baylor had scored his first and 26-19 lead at halftime. Don Wheel­ Roberta explained his come, ting him pitch a ball In a regu­ B PPIa la s t Bununar wa llUsd this Over toe yeare both mm have to rejuvenate his arm. He was mory. Manchester at Platt, 8 p.m. only field goal of the entire first er hit for 10 of his 14 poinU In back this way: "The biggest lar game. Sturtevant ...... 0 0 ^ space with aomo criticism, con­ e well peat toe reasonsMe Hm- 136 at homo during toe regular Before NFL’s Boss Among others honored at to* For Eighth Win in Row half. the final period. Charlie Bossidy thing was the opportunity I It looked like the end, but Ouellette ...... 0 0 d Keep Them Covered East Catholic at Northwest Jaquith ...... 0 0 - q structive. it waa hoped, about tho ef their kte to eea that uon and added No. It in the dinner were Johnny Peaky, neiw Oaitholic. Robertson went on to lead the hit for 10 points to help the win­ got to pitch, and an adjust­ the Orioles signed hkn on May Tomko ...... 3 0 i poor etata of the Springfield ball rboll writers in genaral, particular­World Series against the New manager of the Boston R ^ Sox: Vlnal Tech at Cheney, 2 p.m. East In scoring with 21 points. ners. Wayne Reynolds led the ment in my style of pitches 21, and he was superb for Spicer ...... 4 3 XI ydrd. Unfortunately this is all too ly thoea in Oannaotleut were York Yankees. NEW YORK (A P )— Alex Karras, a rugged star on the pitcher RaJi^i Terry and third Racing off to an 18-point lead in the first period, East Russell, who had 19, bottled up East Slders with eight while Dave —more changes of speed. them all year, although he fin­ ifcNally ...... 0 0 f Rockville at Ellington, 8:15. Mareh ...... 4 0 f true of moat minor league idsmte. treated wMh the- proper eonoldera- NuxhaU failed to stick with NEW YORK (A P ) — Bay. Of the gals, he sold: Detroit Lions’ celebrated defensive team, ha.s a tough verbal baseman Olete Boyer of the Yan- Catholic High easily defeated the Prince Tech jayvees, 64-39, East Hampton at Coventry. the West attack and won the Fraser, Dick Kerr, Jim McAuley “ I was t r ^ g to come up ished with a 10-9 mark. Rob­ Bradehaw ...... 1 4 I This, ws feel, is toa gravest minor tion. Tom Veany of the Meta la a eittaar Baltimore or toa Lee An­ men, do you have knobby “Women, too, will uncan- scrimmage coming up today with Commis.sioner Pete Ro- kew; Wsriilngtoh Behatbri Out­ y e s t^ a y afternoon at the ECHS gym. Portland at Rham. Most-Valuable-Player award for and Joe Composia each connect­ with something for a long erta pitched well almost every LaRoee 7 1 3d le i^ a problem. newcomer to the writer but any­ geles Angels In trials last spring knees? Are yoa bow-legged? ningly combine stripes and fielder Jimmy Pieraall; pitriior The win was the eighth etraight^ Swimming — Eastern at Man­ the evening. ed with seven eadt time. I Just happesied to pick time out and his S.78 earned Olldden ...... 0 O 0 'niere are others, howevwr, that Do your underpinnings look plaids, polks dots snd prints 7/elle of the National Football League in the latest develop­ one who lasted out last aaaaon and and wound up in the minora at ment of the pro football betting* Jack Sanford of tlw San FranOkK for Coa<^ Don Bume’ unbeaten chester, 7:30 p.m. The shining light for the West It up Mat year. There was no run average was seeond only Total* ...... H "d H are duu-ed by the smaller lesiguee stayed outside a strait Jaeket must like pipe stems? on the golf eourse.” Prince, paced by Scata and Red one moment when anything toe Reds’ San Diego farm club investigation. oo Giant* quintet. Sunday, Jan. SO was Bob Pettit, with a game high Y MIDGETS to Detroit’s Hank Agnlrra. Score at half 8S-19 Windham. and teams and their Ug brothers be a lot of man. If BO, stick to slacks. Don’t The deeigner sold his key to lished remarks attributed to him. Parker came alive in the third of 25 points. This was the veteran Manchester Auto Parts pulled One that’s “bugged” ue on ma­ In the Pacific Coast League. wear Bermuda shorts on the Karros rekindled interest in the Using his atarting five only period playing the Bagles on al­ Wethersfield at Green Manor, 7 To allow parhaps to* dillsreneo Called up In mid-season by the good dress on the golf course Such actions as he admitted con­ p.m.—Y. St. L^uis Hawk’s 10th All-Star an upset last night as they led the ny ooooaiona is tha lack of Infor- In pUbUe rriatkme in prof seal onel golf eourse. probe, which had been out of the •parlngly, Bums used subs Ubered- most even terms. But the early Reds he proceeded to post a 56 is “functional.” headlinee for the pa.st few days, stitute a serious breach of a play­ ly and it showed in the box score. Tuesday, Jan. tS game. way to turn back second place adatiM a’vailaMe to fans hi tha apoito one only has to look at the This Is the admonition o f er's contract and the constitution lead proved too much and once Baylor, West Cold Hilltop Motors 36-26. Ray Kelly record with an Impressive 2.46 "You must be able to feel by admitting on television Inter­ No less than 11 o f the 15-man Coventry at Somers. baUjiarin '^ 4 nielli, s^ifleaU y a two pro football leaguaa Oleg Oaesinl, the weU-knowh eomfortable, look neatly and by-laws of the league." again near the game's end, the The thing that shocked the local with 18 points sparked the Parts-' at, tha Star earned run average tor the club New York deeigner. views Wednesday that he had bet squad made the scoring coliunn. starters rested and subs took over Bacon at Ellington. Relsaaea ana reealved twice he pitched for as a teen-ager. groomed and still have the An NFL player's contract says Wednesday, Jan. S3 boosters among the crowd of men wUh 10 of hla points in the Weekly toroilghout the seaamt Onsnini, nunve, P ^ s ia n - on football games, including those Team ppint leader Frank Kinel for East Catholic. 14,838 was the frigid performance first half. They held a 18 to 16 lead Most Week On Pitch born clothes authority' who freedom of movement without ho played in, although he said his he can be fined and suspended for rusa filled that role again yesterday Coventry at East Hampton. fiay: .,FAM w*n.'< glMdMdy - hftod from the (Nants and once each reotriction so essential in this life or indefinitely, and-or have his Late Site Change of Baylor and Jerry West of the at Intermission. Jim Nlcol with 13 And now he’a back in toe ma­ D sed to drape rinema lovelim wagers were limited to a "pack of with a 17-polnt performance. He St Anthony’s vs. Cheney. v^toa Jin «!>». P«t»6s** wf qdtahlag a week from tha N R.. The next re­ sport.” contract canceled for betting on The game was originally sched­ Rham at Windham Tech. Los Angeles Lakers. points combined with Kelly in the jors and proved hS can still help. In Hoiljrwood, w m asked by cigarettes or a couple of cugars.” was the only one to reach double Baylor sank but 4 out of 15 field final period to pull out the well lease at thle desk will be toe first He flguree on being around for Golf DIgeat Magazine to look Speaking of Bermuda short* games. figures in the well-bsUanced at­ uled in Hartford but switched to Swimming — Crosby at Man­ awtalda Rw:hMm dug- sam tram tha AFL or tha Boston for men, Cassini said: News of the first Interview, Followup Comment □ ■ □ E the Eagle gym at the last min­ goal attempts, and 9 of 13 free deserved win. Young Tom quite a while. "If I perfect my sUp Into the wild aitire worn on taped Sunday by NBC for a tack. Bill Troy and Frsmk Rizza chester, 4 p.m. throws for a total of 17 points. outs knew why. But you dan bat Batriote. Tha Tltana have gone “My feeling Is that U they ute. A new Prince Tech gym la Crockett with 19 points led Hill­ aia ftadio and TV fan* wers swart ;^teta and get a little better sink­ tile nation’s golf courses. Wednesday newscast, apparently In a followup Interview with bad nine each, lanky Ray DaGace West hit on 6 out of 15 field through at least tore* public rela­ w m have well-shaped legs and if ready for use but still has to be top who played a fine game but in n few momitota (M all tbe whye er ball," be says, ‘T oould be pitch­ He did— and aghast. prompted Rozclle to summon the Dave Dilee of WXYZ-TV in De­ eight more. goal tries and 8 out of 4 free shots could not match the final drive tlona mm and/or firms in tosir ing in the majors for seven or Of the men, OoMlid said; they wear the entire ensemble troit, Karras said he "never bet inspected and approved by the and wherefoms. If tha InfonnStlon brief life span. But that’s only one they can make a fine appear­ big tackle to the commissioner's CUTD LaGace ^so did a good job off for 18 points. of the Auto Parts. eight. mor* years.” "I do beUeve that men who more than package of cigarettes both backboards in the compara­ state of Connecticut. It is now Fairfield Five isn't availim nt the Unw. a run­ problem for the Titans. ance. But if, horror of horrors, New York office for an explana­ The West’s coach, Fred Schaus As tor Wilhelm, the shrewd are oonoervattve in their busi­ tion. When contents of the inter­ or a couple of cigars and then I tively brief time he was in action. scheduled for use on Tuesday. of the Lakers, observed: ’’Bill ner I* Imaiedlaitaly dlapatebed to 7^ sum it up, toera*a kttl* doubt they affect Bermuda shorts WEST SIDE JUNIORS knuoklebiUler had a 7-10 mark ness and home envlronmento view were published several hours bet only with close friends. I never *0-S Early L«ad Summary: Russell dominated both boards. Two well-played games saw Im­ the ehtoheuee to find out. but that toe aad its teams re­ are often riotionsly aUoom in with lll-shapcNl miderpinnlngs Loses by Two ceive much more newepapei space with the Orioles, but his 1.94 ERA and with those short anklo before the telecast, Rozclle an­ bet with a bookie or talked with SAFETY Bob Taylor and Sal Scata top­ Kast CaihoHc (S4) We did a good job on Wilt Cham­ proved Assumption topple St. was more kidioativ* of bis woric. their sports olotiies. They will one. I don't even know any ped the Tech quintet with 11 each. ... ® F Pis- berlain.’ ’ James, 22-17, and Nassilt Arms then toekr A FL livem, I M M’e mix InoredHile colors and pat­ eocka, they Invariably give the nounced : . Kinel ...... g 1 17 CM m t Ridform fi toeir own fault Eqeassing his plsasure at sign­ appearance of having Just “ Alex KarrM will b4 given an bookies." The Engles swept to a 20-2 fir.st Troy ...... 4 1 9 Lesser Lights Shine defeat Lea’s Market, 44-29. ing with Clitoagn. WiHieim said, terns and never know what Another Detroit player report­ SPECIALS LaGace ...... 4 0 8 To Seton Hall Thl* 1* one of too raformn to • V • .... 1^ the planet Mars.” opportunity to explain the pub- quarter lead. They were in front Russell and Robertson were by Ray Bessette and Danny Lodge "I always wanted to pitch for A1 eyeeores they preeent.” edly summoned to Rozelle's office, 33-15 at the half and 54-33 at the Lodg:e ...... O i l no means the whole show for the paced Assumption while Gary Spbik'a oehimn. Others include Malm ...... 8 0 8 areotlon of wife netting to front of Sports Potpurri Lnpea." linebacker and placekicker Wayne three-quarter mark. Daly ...... 1 0 a NEW HAVEN (AP) — Fair- winners. Time and again when Kinel (16) topped St. James. Al­ Hanssn, who Mt only .178 last Walker, denied he has been called. Wood ...... a 0 4 field came within an eyelash of the West seemed Inclined to sneak though toort-honded, Nasslff’s areas from whlrii fans oontinually If toe Chioago Cubs are- aoeused McPartland ...... 3 0 4 Into threatening range, the leaser tl»«w ob(ii«tai of drink* to p*- of easing red tMe.oosnliig i year in a dtsnqttad oaason and ‘In the Dugout with the Managers.. JVo. I- There also were reports Lion Head Brakt Clpolla ...... 0 3 a beating powerful Seton Hall, Wes­ club performed well as Ron Han­ eras deatt away with Wilhelm, 0>ach George Wilson had flown Lacy ...... 0 0 0 leyan trounced Tufts, and Southern lights would come through. sen hit for 13 and Tom Minney 14. par euN dniy, putting names of there’s a good teasoa. No tower Lelachur ...... 1 0 3 Connecticut was outclassed by As­ Included were Jack Twyman of ftoyars osi toa uniforms sa the than six ex-Ouriiaala ate on toe outfieldor Dave Ntetaoisen and in- here from Florida to confer with AijastiiMRt Walckowskl ...... 0 0 0 sumption in Wednesday night bas­ Cincinnati, John Green of New vVMto Sox aad Curia have already Bridmf spring roator. They hMhide fiekler Pete Ward tor toortstop Rozclle but the NFL chief refused Wehr ...... 0 0 0 BUSINESSMEN’S LEAGUE Luis Aparioio and outfielder - in­ Rizza ...... 4 1 9 ketball games. York, and Syracuse’s Lee Shaffer, Post Office defeated Klock, 41- doha, explanation of uniunial plays Leury Jackson, Undy McDaniel. No Super Stars with Mets, to comment. iRd ImpMtiM Egan ...... 0 0 0 John Kerr and Hal Greer. 33, and Telephone downed Variety. and tojimaa by to* park’s public Jim Sohaffar, Alsx Obanunas, Don fielder AI Smith, gave this ac- For the Stags of Fairfield, thedr eount of hi* fortunee. Totals 64 93-91 loss to visiting Seton Hall And Bob Cousy, Boston’s star 55-51, In a pair of hotly contested artilreisi amiounoar, to line with Lsundrum and Paul Toto. All opmt A MUST for and the only man to play In all games. at least part ef the 1988 oaaaaa Prince (89) was' virtually a repeat of last lit* latitat, have toa BA man "Lost year what Pd eaU a All Cars B year’s encounter with the higtily- 18 of these All-Star attractions, Ron Stevens (13) led the Poet- wMh the Red Btoris. Need Linemen Taylor ...... 6 ^aln 4)1*' park grotmd rules prior s e e regarded Pirates. The 1962 game, made this, his last one, a fitting men with good outside shooting rim t season. At first I wee try- Better Club Than Year Ago Widi Vasko ...... 0 0 %o to* gam*, pruvida adaqoate anri kag to bs a soldier and a short­ Scata ...... ? ...... 6 1 despite Fairfield’s underdog status, farewell. His ball heindling and In the second half. Klock held raasonabjly priced parking and fi­ Treasured Moments AUTOMATIC Parker ...... 4 0 turned out to be a thriller which rifle passes were as precise as a 20-17 lead at the midway point stop at tbs BSBM time. Then Says Browns DeGray ...... 3 1 ever. nally keep « boll park clean and Tuesday night in tola space a iHoke my left band. I played i TRANSMISSIONS Gloco ...... 0 0 Seton Hall barely won, 100-96. but couldn’t overcome toe late Flrat ot 30 Dispatohe* by Major neat, especially toe loet rooms. eently ki the Florida Instructional Motvka ...... 0 0 The big gun for the Pirates last Post Offffice rally. Nell Pierson To toMM we’d like to add tola moat fitting;unL tribute appeared to League Manager* 8 FO O T Kllrain ...... 0 0 night was, of course, Nick Werk- (12) was high for the looers. one of toe nicest guys ever to trav- League and I'm in good shape. My Coach Collier / Pull Front Wheels SET Kowzan ...... 1 0 •— aotablialt a numbering eyetem By OA8EV STENGEL Bienkowflki ...... 0 0 man, the nation's top collegiate Hank Felle, Tom Conran and ri through this ’’veil of tears.” hand gave me no touble.” / Obeclc pnim e, Ualiige Baltimore NBA Bid Ray BUnn each tallied a dozen for all jplayera, similar to toot of Many more atmilor tributea have The Reds came up with three New York Mela’ Manager Seals and Cyli>>4er* Valliere ...... 0 0 basketball scorer, with an average toe footoiw leagues. ^ CLEVELAND (AP) — Blanjbn of more than 34 points a game. points for the all-winning Tele­ at>peared throughout tbe state on signings, also gstting pitcher Jim Totals ...... 18 8 39 Tabled by Board An announoement was made If the Meta aren't a better team Collier, new head ooech of the / Check and Pack Werkman hit for 40, including the phone combine. It was their sixth ttae sports pages and eeeajfoaaUy (Owens and oatcher Tim Tlschln- Bearings Score at tialf. 33-16 Eazt Catholic. straight succees. Cold at the this week, that the Cleveland In­ tai 1963, I'll be aurprised. Cleveland Browns, says the club last basket of the game, a jump the editorial pages of tbs daily and ■kl on the dotted Una. has .some weaknesses, but that he / Add Broke Fluid shot with tihree seconds left that LOS ANGELES (AP) — The start. Variety feu behind at half­ dians, who are adding in for the weekly newspapers, 'ntey ware all Otfasrs elgning were pitchers After all, that shouldn't be so tone, 32-15, and never caught up. vest type umforms worn prevloue- difficult Inasmuch sa we loot 120 hasn’t had time to give much / Adjust Broking Con­ Boyer Booster gave Seton Hall the victory. Board of Governors the Na­ occasioned 1^ the untimely death Bob Friend and Bob Priddy of thought to personnel. Irrepressible Freddy Welsmiller, tional Bcuiketball Association has Bnmo Moske led the loeers wito ^ by toe Reds and Pirates, are Ot Hugh Greer, a sucoseeful eoach, Pittsburgh, Infielder Alex Gram­ game* while winning only 40 In tact on All Wheels the shortest man on the Fairfield adjourned its annual meeting with­ 16. uso going to adopt a numbering a greatly suoceesful man. mes and eatbhsr Dick Bertsll of 1962. "We need big interior linemen, BOSTON (AP) — Joe Dugan, squad, had a sparkling night, hit­ out granting additional franchises system. •, A friend for years, it wam’t un­ I must say, though, that I’ve big running back and good re­ brilliant third baseman of the Babe tbe Ghieage Cube and outfielder ting on eight out of eight field In the nine-team organization. EAST SIDE MIDGETS Manager Birdie Tebbetts and til a few daya ago the Holocmbe Bill Tuttle, shortstop Orlando been aurpriaed before. In fact, ceivers." he said Wednesday aftw Ruth-era Yankeee, can’t go along goal attempts and winding up with With the game’s momentum the coaches, will wear suits one to hod occaaicn to have Mughle os a he waa named to succeed Paul with those who say old timers The board rejected Wednesday Martinas and pitcher Gairy Ro- there were numerous times last 23 points. applications in behalf of Philadel­ switching back and forth from fou^ eatohers,. ssven through nine, gueat in our home. H* stopped for genburtc ef Minnesota. season when I was shocked. Brown, wlfo had coached the team were better than the current third It was Fali4eld’s seventh loss one team to another, toe Blue bifielderii 10 through 10, outfield­ a few moments after a soccer ban­ since H was organized in 1946. "It base guardians. Now a Boston phia and Kanscui City and tabled When you start from scratch, as AMBER against seven vtotories. Seton an application for a franchise in Coats managed to hang on at the ers 90 through W and pitchers 80 quet and tom a basketball game. remains to be seen if we have scout. Dugan says: "Right now I’d end and gain a 36-28 victory over EYEING THE FUTURE— Seven members of the all-winning Manchestm* High jay- and above. ths New York club of the National enough on hand or if we have to Hall Is now 6-2. Baltimore, saying the Baltimore Mrs. H and I enjoysd those mo­ Vet Schoendienst League did last year, it takes a hate to pick betwen Cletis Boyer Wesleyan had no trouble with the Pumpers. vee basketball squad look toward the future and varsity status in the future. Included There ooUM be exception of ments tom — we treaeure tliem do some trading. LENS DYE of the Yankees and Brooks Rob­ bid would get further constdeia- lot of experimenting before you Tufts at Middletown, winning 76- tlon at the next meeting In New TralUng 22-15 at the half, the are, first row, left to right. Jack Simmons, Randy Smith and Bob Escavich; second eouree, like Mlskey Mantle’s ssv- now. ^ haven’t had time to give inson of the Orioles. Until lately 46. 'nie Cardinals, leading 36-28 Pumpers rallied, held the Blue Still Working Hard can figure out the players who are much thought to personnel. This Gives Your York. row, Jim Walsh, Paul Quaanitschka, Carl Hohenthal and Paul Bushnell. (Hreald Photo sn. Btan M uslal's six, and so forth- Tha world la a richer plaoe be- going to help you. Directional Robinson had an edge In hitting. at the half, broke loose In Sie sec­ Coats to (mly two points and trail­ But new players will go into the eauae ot Hugh fi. Oroar. Ah edio whole situation developed so But Boyer makes the plays on The NBA refusied to eliminate ed hy one at the three-quarter by Pinto.) W. LOUIS (AP)—Red Scho- The beet proof that the Mats quickly that I'm still quite sur­ Signals ond period while the Jumbos ttie territorial draft rule, which Wstom in their oorreet category. knew him, and many who didn't, That Ne>w drives the old timers would have ooulcfait seem to do anything right. break, 23-22. But, with Chuck DanM refers to another pet are poorer with hie paoeing. n dienst ef toe St. Louis Cardinals, will be Improved is the fact that prised.’’ waved through to the outfield. He would have given the lower teams Carson (17) setting toe pace, the who a close assoeiate says "haa there are several players that any Collier's appointment was an­ Car Look Wesleyan‘8 season record Is now In the standings a chance to get can become the greatest of them 8-1, marred only by last weekend’s Blue Oo^s rallied in the final 13m guta of ten men,” is working club would grab right now. I nounced at a news conference by all.” loss to Williams. Tufts Is 2-8. the top talent. The territorial draft quarter to win. Beb Bowen led like a rookie to win a spot ae a mean pitchers like Roger Craig. Al Arthur Modell, Browns’ president, Southern CJotmeotiGUt put up a rule, which remains on the books, the Pampers with 11. Jayvees’ All-Winning Mark AAU»N€AA Will Meet Tomorrow player next seaeon. Jackson and Jay Hook. Or .gn who bought the National Football permits a team, no matter where The Lob Angeles Angels Include fight In the first half of the game Wilt Chamberlain and Wayne Three times a week, the 39- outfielder like Jim Hickman, Who League cltib for $4 million in 1961. I-Oe and George Thomas and Ed­ M^h Asaumption at Worcester but It is in the standings, ts have first Hightower of the San Franoisoo year^iid Stooendienst spends from never played a game in the majors M 0 d e 11 alao announced that die and Bob Sadrowski. They are let Assumption run away with ft claim on players \^thia a 50-mile Warrion played oollege baohet- War Hero Douglas MacArthur two to four hours doing estisthen- until he came to the Meta. A lot Harold Saueibrei, a former Cleve­ FRONT END not related. In the se o o ^ frame and lost 84-59. radius. baH at Kansas. fos, running and playing basket- of clubs would like to have Frank land sportswriler, would succeed Gives Hope for MHS Future boH. Thomas,. not to mention Charlie Brown as general manager. Sauer- Installed At Discounts __ \ Role as Peacemaker Ttaa Otarriinals took Schoendienst, Neal, still quite an all-round pla)[r brei, who has been with the a Totaran cf 16 major league sea­ Browns since 1964, haa been serv­ By HOWIE HOLCOMB < “ Cverall team bedanoe, I guess,"a Rounding out the club are Clayt er'.ln ttae infield. HEAVY-DUTY Team Hitting 41 Per Cent from Floor he answered wito a satMled grin. sons, eff the active Itot after last ing as business manager of the Hence, RoUle Bessette, Pete Wise m iw YORK (AP) —Old abldlsrdthat Ite atototas stay out of AAU- K is my opinion that we picked club. Pretty much overlooked in sesson and made him a eoach. up some. usdful athletes in trades the fuss being made over the "Some of the boys have made and Dennis Rodgen. All four are Oen. Douglas MaoArtour begins sanottoiMd meets, InoludiDg tbe But coaching oomes later to Oilliar announced that basically MUFFLER tremendous progresa this year. Juniors. his peacemaking role tamoiraw In U g taidoar mssta new under way •ehoendisnst’s way of thinking. snd promising youngsters In the he plana to have the quarterback Quey Most Accurate Indian varsity “ big brothers” is the minor league draft. They have great desire and a fine This i8-Moriarty*s first year at tlw nation’s aifuMsur sports war, in ths Best. Bla^ now hs wants to play. call the plays, a major change EXPERT TUNE-UPS glittering eight-game winning attitude. We have good floor lead­ with onttaortty to crack aom* Dedicating the magnificent new from the Brown regime. Brown's ers In Jack Simmons and Randy the helm of the Jayvees after a Tils major eastern soUeges have ‘T think I con still play,** h* Half-Season Figures Reveal streak put together by Jim season of helping out with last haads tofattitr if taa kM to . dreskleafily enrtobtogthe says. T know ru have to prove M Flushing' Meadows stadium in practice of sending in all the plays 6 Cylinder Smith, rebounding strength In Queens in mldMsson don’t mlH from the bench had been criticized / Adjust C«*ter Moriarty’s Manchester High Carl Hohenthal . and Jim Walsh ■esson'e big (18-man) squad. Won­ T ^ wdrring Amaitour Athletic in oprlag training, but Pm iwping Cars JnyvM basketoall team. der what he’ll do next year for an OUen sod tito N M icnsl OdIlegtaM —^wifiibig— tosy’S put me back on giving; my men a lift. by the fans and some of the ; Adjust Ckuwhsr *n88 and a good all.eiroand player in Browns' quarterbacks. By HOWIE HOLCXMMB . The ’’Papooses" are toe envy of Bob Escavich. I’d have to call him encore T Aithlstlo Association, fighting ovar . MAIA wMta AAU tha aictive Ust” Bankfog on Cfiaeo , Set Toe All . you want to know about the futwre at the MancheMer many a rival CCIL coach. Morl­ Ml* oontwl of the nation’s majdr KANSAB o r r r (AP)—The Na- Sehoondienst w m stricken with ’This trip we at least hav* a ■WELCOME TO -THE CLUB— Gil Hodges crowns Ted 'There has to be co-ordination Center Steering (Escavich) the most improved on and consultation between the RUgh baskeLball team, ask Phil Hyde, but anything you want to know arty and vanity coach Ir’hll Kyde tbe dub. sn ateu r sfMxts, sntor aiUtration ttonal Aasoclatien ef Intercol­ tuberculosis ahorUy afUr he had definito line on what we posseM . ^hreiber with his-new Mets’ cap in front of a drawing ) ' Road Teat *15.88 about the paist, ask Bill MdBride. Bruin* Top Hawk* ■asriens vmh ttae general at his legiate AthletiCf said today it is tod the Milwaukee Braves to the looking, for Galen Ofoco to quarterback and the coach," (Jol­ have been the target of many "W e also have Paul BushneU,” of the dutj’s new home, municipal stadium at Flushing (Men., Tue*., W*d. On^) new plugs, heavy duty The veteran Indian hoop man­ good-natured Jftea from other taotel bare behind statements of stlcUMg with the Amateur Ath­ MnxMittt tat 1906 and tom starred round.; out a B ig'F our In the pitch­ lier said. "The average quarter­ Don Simmons are averaging 7.S he continued, "who’s ability hu dautioiia oiMtanlsm. tax ths Wefld Series. He spent most Meadows. back wants and needs guidance. REGULAR I6.H sts, condenser and rotor. ager serves, among other duties, and 6.8 respeotively. mentoni. One of them claimed re­ CanOAfiO (AP) — The last- letic Union In its bitisr fight with ing: ''detnurtiMeiit. lYe obtained. uas the team statistician. He’s a cently ’’heck, they'll heat a lot of inmroyed greatly. (Ed. note he’a ths NCAA. A statement toned by ef tbe next year in a boiqtital. We will use checkoffs .so as to be McCuiray has the one game 6-8, too). Paul never played be­ place Boston Bruiiia must have Tha boilliig tiro and ons-taaV C^oo, yhip is righthanded and 20;. good one, on no less authority varsity teama in the state.’’ 1 ^ dlspufca bsa tod to * bovcott the NAIA urged its 468 member ‘T had two good months at Mil­ from the ^aton Red Sox last loagueg, could be New Y<” ’k pitch­ chance with the Dodgers. Gil able to change the play at the line high so far, 35. McKenna ia next fore last year but he’s really com­ toe whammy sign on the ChtpAgo Hodge.s will go as far as the knee of scrimmage. " than aformentioned Mr. Hyde, TU s was immedlaMy, dis­ « stoMst all ..oollifa atblstm of eaUsges to tot their athlstos aem- waukee after returning in 1960 geaoft and hix fast ball and control ing stare of the future. with 33. MidCenna leads in total ing. Then there’s Paul Quaimlt- Black Hawke, NBitloivid Hoolk^r which was operated on adll take Collier. .56, waa prompted from (»ach of the unbeaten Indian five. claimed by Hyde w1k> readUy verf- Se^euSw R '.sastsw todoer. tiisA psts only hi «rents asMthmsd by and Ut well over AM," Scho- was, Inqiresaive beating the ChU Sherry New Catcher field goals (48) but McCurry has schka. He-' startell the aeason Lieague leaden. Tbe Bntka backfteld coach under a three-year Among the interesting figures the moot free throwe (31). unteerad the ofiinion that there MU son,, and ,som*' rtetiy .m xrn>g S ^ A A U . esnUenst eoiplaiiMd. eogo Cube-toward file end of the Norm Sherry, obtained from him. Bill came up with the midway «dth Uf, then he made ttae varsity, aoom twice in a last period nQy tos^gss^F^ at oftbiata ot'lba the Dodgers, flguree to do the bulk We also have marvelous Marv contract at an unannounced sal­ McKestna Bunnenip 'was really very little varalty ma­ but he wasn’t playing much so ba last night to win 0-4 and beat ttaa. oompalgn... V point in the aeason are thitse: terial aavilable. Never kno^ to Hie othM* members of. the Big Of . the catching. We have Throneberry, but*he oould become ary.,He said he would name a new Mancheater has scored 455 points After Quey oomea, you gusased asked to coma back to toa Jay- Hawks for toe eeoond ttrno in a an outfielder if Richie Ashbum backfiekl coach soon and that the SPAM it McKenna, In shooting ac­ be an (^timist, hla opinion was os row. ’ Whrren Oodfray and Guy Four oro. of eouree., Craig. Jock- Choo CSioo Coleman, Sammy Tay­ an average o f 56.9 per game, op­ “far out” in the other direction. veas. He’s qot (Biactaoular but he’s Indian Shootero Win Again lor and -<31118 Cannizzaro. and Gene WoodUng inaiat upon re rest of the staff which served under ponents have scored but 363 curacy. He’a meide 48 of K)S from a good steady ball player. .Gendion eaoh aeored In toe lliMde *"'"4r*>ii*«^ son and Hook ivith 'Craig Ander­ Brown wotild be retainetl. the floor. Mike Lautentkach (6 for Actually the truth lies some­ •d to^iwMto Nis dispute. . son and Ken MeKensie in relief. Ted iSchreibor was our number tiring. Tlieir departure would points, a 45.4 average. Walsh la Tough to overcome a 4-8 Cbk»gQ land “ Oili. MpusArthur wae picked leave us with three right-handed Most accurate shooter among 8) and May (21 for 29) trail Quey where in between. Which line It and give Boston Ma elghUTviaticay Manohastnr High’s anddfSatsdf off for exams. The match should Wymi Hawkins, a. fork'b.ail one draft choice out of a liet of in fouUdiooting. foUowB will pretty mu<^ deter­ "Walsh is probably toe most wito.tta* idenef ssttiliiff toe msit- right-hander, was purchased from 400, which gives you a fine idea hitting outfielders Thornes, Hick­ the Tribe is Co-Captain Paul rugged boy on toie squad. He’s of the season. Chioago ranaltai tof tisos and fos aH,” h* said. “U rifHman notched thsir seventh not b* difficult for the high flying man and Joe Christopher. Two Cruelly (zolf Opens Quey. He’a hit on 37 of 66 tries The Indians will concentrate on mine the future of the Indians. ^ pototo ahead of ^ TVxonto conseeutiro vfetory cf thd season leeal guiwars. Oteveland a^ my 'requdst. I recall of what we think of this baby- only one figure tomorrow night— Coach Hyde, o f. course, isn’t made tremendous progresa over- Ih*-tw5. stow .ar$nt able,to got faoed, 24-year-old aecond baseman new ones. Ron Sunt, a Texas from the floor, or 48 per cent; Leolh, who are at Mbntnal yiafietriay to «M Wtaddafi nng* at '•utaanary: him winning four straight break­ League All-Star, and Dick Smith, p e b b l e , BEACH (AP.l— nine! They’ll try to make Platt worrying too much right noW coming an aph Injury. He hod an tonight vdiUe Boston ia at Da- , totdUMr, ih^ general wUi ing tai' 'wl^ the Indiana in ISdOvq Who batted .277 foe Seattle. from the foul line he’a 14 for 18 operation to correct the problem ddaotiton aBd%at: writ be It" to* enpense ef Windham Mgh, 918 Msaetamtir • u who hit 19 home runs and stole 30 Amoid Palmer and Gary Player, (78 per cent). their ninth straight CCIL victim about toe future. He’a still got troit. Harrfoon ...... 99 00 1 A good' ' recommendation i« that StiM it will be quit* all righd when they clash at Meriden. half a aeason to go this year. In his freshman year and didn’t Bi ttie')igtat of IlM gcroninMatto bases for Omaha, also bat right- respective wiimem of the year’s The team is hitting at 41 per tossr .of t)M diWtratton, any qual- to«, fc^Hrowasaas Jac(d>a ...... 90 89 1 the Yankees sought hie oontractl with me if Larry Burright ehow* handed. first two tournaments and firing "Some of those guys," he sold play last season. He’s i^ Iy tongh the «ar)y foot for us that he did cant o f Ha field goals for the under the boards. m p b o v b b s a n r s i o w tatostions If held after a settle- erfiil as eror on top, with sxcel- Bawiatoweki ...... 98 80 i Ray Di|Vtault woe *d|«ly handi­ There is one consolation for sub-par practice rounds here, first eight games. FYom the foul rsoently in referenoe to hla ooi>- Isnt .soorss from Oo>oaptainB Gary Rueconi ...... 97 62 1 capped last year hy a nerve in­ at second ba«e for the Dodgers a HOME GROWN SHRIMP ten^Mraries In tbe (X aU “have "In addition to Hohenthal, we AN ARBOR, lOdL (AP) — A tosmt'ki renahsd—could load to ballplayer on a club set up like the were early favorites as Bing Cros­ line they're ^06 for 169 or 66 per soma stem action 'by either Mac Harrison (Uul Fred Jacobs, .and Hahlay ...... ,....98 76 : jury in the palm at his hand which year ago, because I'm going to Mets are now. by’s 22nd' National pro-amateur Dt ua winning toe title next year. have three. mOre aopba--4>Uke naw daaiga ftnr tha bow ef ooa- •tart him ait shortstop, which Is cent. A successful experiment fai the anograplrio nsaareh ships any c? Aithiir. or Pkssident Kennedy. senior Gary Bawistowalti. Junfors WtaMbam 666 hen (ileared up. tarry Fooa was There ore no super stai’s. *o Golf Tournament opened today. □ ■ □ i Ckae Booring Baoe 7e don’t even have this year’s Hutchlnaon, Chris McHpIe ind FhU Rusdoni. wtaas i Ifh h u tolsd iriiero this sooompUshed playmak- breeding and growing of giant clinched yet.” Bob Bosworth. All figure prami- nduea tha ship’s “drag" b y tt Tha VU.T7,to to* intematloiial Oardaar ...... 100 66 ; )ielp^ os a flroman. player with a lot of huetle can Neither Palmer, leading money Ais the writer pointed out in an ■at cf fhsiia fling, and CtaMf* Han- Hoffiwatt .••*.«.••*, 67 8g '■ Ttaie reooiDto o f lo r r y BaodiMurtta er was deployed when he broke take juot a idbUe talent a long way. winner In the last deoao* ot golf, fresh-water ahiimp may be a step Jayvee coooh Moriarty, by na­ nently In our plans fo r tha future. ^ toductag uis powsr " I tit into orgsurioed baseball. TM* wUI article earlier, this week, a tight a i^fiia l r i qutrsuwMto of toa sUp. wm nM s UD a waokw iiu s snosa Jphnetia 66 66^ 'Olid Tom Belcher, college bonufi nor Player, the sharp-shooting CDTD toward alleviaUng the scarcity of ture, looks on toe brighter side. Some of them will probably jnaka Ip I * s 5 r t ^ t o * * w S S to ta ^ Bfidtain pulijR l SSw^ VtoApp — 641 70 164 *w46eh Neel to third base. race is under way for individual The fotmer Holy Ckteea athleta la the vanity neat year, If not, tha Ttas btabous bow, iiRgniil l5r rigtat-bonden with Syroeuee.iwere star from South Africa, has cap­ scoring honors. Oo-Captain Dave food in Asia. Ihe axperim«it, car­ i^jraAA wants its own wvar it was easily m fslgh to win B aitiett ...... 94 66 150 nothing to write home about, but Hot Rod Kanehl, Elio Chacon tured thi* 350,000 event previous­ U t Brood M,, ptoaaed Witt hto ebargea aiad t h * year after for dlire. a Igdlspt lor tm her too lij ths Bifitoh witoout Sny, tvksstion. MI 6-3444 iMdKeima leads at the moment— ried on by a fiaheries Wntogiat o f KEBOUNDEB—Bill Cunhingham wk-wM. jgsjfkfrsll an6 gyannss- The Indians .travel to. Donald Klrkham, ,172: F ^ k tematfonol League than we were tained from the Red Sox, ore ver­ 122 points ends 1S.8 average. Fred leaps high between Maryland's Jerry Greenspan, 2^ and sotna help MKt yvar on to* vaind^ Hawafl, was tabndtsd hy ing far better than Doug Ford, the Om * lUto-Tnaa. • to 6 (ft MeCkirry Is second—121 and 15-1. zation in Penang, Malaya, may tba.year* on detasi, Ne^ to to dMOM W titox 'P Hogan. 168; itove KloeV, 167; in the Notional. Left-handed Bob satile infielders. Naw Yorker who wen her* last Phil Carlson, 46, to grab a rebthmd In an Atlantic Coast lavri. Btaeavleh, he’s Hhe .b a st J Thhao Ind ef Tokyo U hh_ ftmm, m t t o t Quey, who missed three games at make it possible for Aslan house­ "Wbat do you.faal ia tha big llfik e JotanMn, 140( 'otad Darid fictamldt aad right-handed D o t* XtaB Htaefeaeee is • j e n f Dan ok NHXT: WaMer AtaAe* *■ ( the outset of the season, has 68 wives to raise and keep shrimp Conference game at College Park, Md. Cbariey .Shaffer, BcRale, smith and Ibcavl^ .’Ttaa Veibiita, atatai Ude d n ftod f n n O Muran for your , ■oeceaa this aea- Rata.’ Whan Wa naad tha ball, Sf points for a 18A average. Tbe the way Kutt^isan larmwomen 42j and Mike Cooke, 22, of the Tar Haals move into the ■kT” ma aafcad during a n o w ti pattansnt of j l f a v a l ...... ottMT atMtam' Osokgs llair and 1*8^ JMoa. Ibw ga tai tha gana and tadoally

'N m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1968 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CJONN^ THURSDAY, JANUARY It, 1968 and a amall workstMB (for atealil W ented-^ Bay Bomns For Sals 7ft H o o o m F or Sale 72 Hpnsss For 8slo 72 Houses For Sale 72 Hd|( Wanted—Male 82 Goode B1 brdanl ampfojilnir Mnifoifi 40 mm Auto Accessories— ^Tires 6 Painting—^P^perinf 81 SItnatiomi Waateil 6ft 50 psojSe. . . MANCBBSTER-<<2iatoai *dom SEVEN ROOM Ooloalal, • bad- VERNON — Attractive 6 bedroom MANCHESTER—’They don’t come Pioneer Firm in Stand; FeEM l* SB R o i r •xu gold any cleaner! Ideal home for the FOUR BARREL manifold and car­ PAlNTINa, wallp^ieiing, eeUtois BSOH SCHOOL gradnates tor.m fo 70 V n n . Ml 9* 3n . ment, Hot water oil heat. Large fireplace and garage. Basement No Talks Without Vote new dues paying nMnHbora In Mia* EXTERIOR AND interior ployment Servioe, 808 Mala St, WANTBD-uesd rteteur^ hi well shrubbed lo i To see this and has definite rec room posslblU- ■laaippl. WeUpaper- hooka. P i ^ — MUolieOter. A puldle aendoe-ao Noett C59WS«w, hart, hot water, ROCRUBDOB 8 ye*r old cus­ other listings, call Madeline tlea. Con'venient location. An ex- "The only onaa who would not ba Trailers— ^Mobile Hotnes 6>A OelltogB. Floon. BMBy taaored fee ehaigod. OUnfW OOD_fei range, automatle tom built modem reach. Living Smith, Realtor, MI 9-1643. ceUent buy. *80 per month pay­ The management of Pioneer Parachute Co. met with a shop Doge—Blrd»-Peto 41 pilot. IK . MI *4HM, M p.m. and alMt^ty taoludad, |M a better off would ba the ooupte od workmanship guaraptood. Lm IVed FonUdne, BO M * a , belote mminb CkQ 7K47M or 7b*4M , room with flroplace, elaotrlo ments. Eve. Conrad Rueter MI ADVERTISING PONTIAC CHIEF house trailer, committee of employes and two representatives of the Amal­ hundred people ta Oonnaotlout wlH' NORTH COVENTRY-Route 44A. PeUetlei. M l MEM tt no answer, PROFESnONALr. JANUARY IALJB8 • a.m, «e after » pM . ______Utchen, dining area, 8 bedrooma, 8*309. Warren E. Howland, Real­ deluxe model, fully furnished with Onit s- Manchester 8 fun bathe, K im foot rocreatton SmaU residential fa rm -* room tor, MI 8-1108. gamated Clothing. Workers of America yesterday, and turn­ would have to be permanantly tali oau M IM 04A ARB YOU EXPBRIBNCBD ON: ONE off. TV, set up on land or can be Poodles a specta]~ GUI MI S, OR S TEARS TO PAT! WE BOY. SHU. e r W de No ^dran or room wite flrspiaOe, attachecyia- house, expansion attic, breeze­ ed doMm a request that the parachute firm recognize the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS moved. Lrcated In BoIUm, Call BKTERIOR and Interior painting, START PAITNO S 3 ? ■ rage. Beautiful wooded lot. Pnll- way, 3-car garage, fireplace hot union as the worker’s collective^> ‘Because these aoonomlc faote Radial Drill ^ 9-9798 or MI s4oea. 8 AJL to 5 PAL after 6, PI 2-7008, Paperhenglng. od lllm . srallpaper Of MARCH and Vicinity bnok Agency, Ml 0-8484. water heat, storm windows, large SCARBOROUGH RD.—Eight room bargaining agent. “I do not understand why the will have far-reachtag oonao* hooka on r^uaat. A lly Inaurad. EIGHT MONTH S t Bernard oofaiB, oM eqOs ead. !?»<» I g g FOUIl upri^t farm freezer, scale, many Colonial, solidly built, 4 bed­ Pioneer President Michael Ka- quencea for each one of you, I In­ CaU Edward R. P r io O C a-UOt tor, hdt ifootrlolty.i OOVBNTRY-Nlceiy furnished 4 rooms. Owner, MI 9-3878. union does not want to go through Turret Lath* dog price *78, with all AKC a ROOMS FURNITURE extras. Chicken coop end equip­ gan told the employes that he was this regular procedure,” he says. sist that a very formal faction b9 COPY dXMING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT Auto Driving School 7-A r a fte r e d papers. ODl sftsr *, *9*8 MONTHLY Can Ml I rooms, showej* bath, artesian ment ta top condition. Premises held tmder goveraasent sup«n> PAnmNO and waUpapertng. wall, not opposed to unionization, but "I have good reason to believe MOifK»A^ Xkni FRXDAV 10:M AJL f^SATDBOAX • AJM. Monarrii A Faye Lathes m 9-8884. Brand New TeleottvUe, Ooon, w . Ml $Jrm , Bast Hartford—B room ranch, wall, comer lot. Bvorythtag, only beautifully fandsoaped. Coops now that he felt the only democratic ‘Vision, and that the wajortty d ^ LARSON’S—Connecticut’s first U- paper removed. W u lp m ^ boO full baeement, complete city A ’TERRIFIC buy in AA zone, that the majority of the employes or Bedi«Ms/Lhliving Room, Dinette, *7,000. 743-7876. bringing In monthly Income. way to Install a imion was through clde which way you want tba iMdl censed driving school trained — oh request. Otiltoga. n e a eMl- tww Table. ' Dishee, utlIttloB, near sohods. Taxes many extras, 8 bedrooms, dining do not wish a union... I am anxi­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD Ruga, Lamp Many possibilities, AH for *21,800. an election sponsored by an agency to bounce.” Certified and approved is now of­ matea. CaU Roger. Ml S 4M . Machine Repdr Live Stock 42 BUverwsre and other accessoriee. Rooms Without Boerd H t h r e e An d 4 room apartmente. are only *194 a.year. Aaktag EIGHT ROOM Garrison Oolonlal. Call Coventry 743*410. room with china cabinet, IH ous to have this verified once and Oa> after B, Mt S-’raw, large living room, dtatag room, baths, breezeway, garage. Beech- of the federal government. for all in the proper way,” through Becker, however, has aaaoitsd OtaHMM «r *Waat Ads” sra teltcn over the |^o m as a oon- fering classrooms and behind EVERYTHING *388 *14,000. He contends that the extra costs wheel instruction for teen-agers. PAINTINQ AMD papertiangl|«. H you can do your own ast-ug WOMEN ONLY. ftimUhad roam Utchen, enidy and lavatory, 4 WAPPINO —Four bedroom Cape, ler-Smith, MI 9-8952, MI 8-2188. an impartial election held by the for the past few months that tha I t o adverUser sboold read his ad flie E1B8T DAT tT Oood clean workmanship at rea- that result from union sponsored Ml ••8075. we have a posttlcn for ydu. NINE YEAR old chestnut gelding, for rent, com pete booeekeePlnf ANDQVER OBNTJUR — 4 room bedroiens and bath cni eecood fireplace, enclosed rear porch 3- National Labor Relations Board. union Is unwilling to press for all AnSABS aad KEPOBT EBBOB8 in time for the next inser- aonahU rates. W yean la Man­ S ROOMS FURNTrURB. apaitoaiit, refrigerator, atove, East Hartford—8 room expand­ contract demands would have far NLRB sponsored election baoauM m 14 hands. MI *-8819. *10.18 MONTHLY faciiitito between Center end WW' flooi. ReereatUm room With fire car garage, one acre wooded lot. SOUTH WINDSOR Itm . H Herald Is responsible for only OMK Inoorreot or omitted MORTLOCK’S Driving School. We chester Raymond iltte . MI AU above entogs are per. hot water and Ughta provided, able cape with 4 ftaiehed, reaching consequences, and could The unionization decision "wlU of an unfair labor practices ehargia taseettoa for any advertiaement aad foea only to ttie extent of a Brand R6w ptal. Ml 8-6BK.______placa in baeemeni. Attached Only *15,000. Taxes are low In have the only office and class­ 0-0287. manent fuU time poaltlona. *70. Pmtt Agency, ,346-2803. ceramic bath and vanity. Are- double garage. Aluminum sldtag. result In the transfer of most of have far reaching consequences,” the imion is maintaining agataot «Maka m od” Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the value of Weettoghouse Refrinrator, Living /South Wtadsur. CaU Ray Hol­ The Best In Split-Levels Kagan clntlnues, ’’which I now room in town. For complete to' Apply to Dunham-Buah, Inc., Articles For Sale 45 l a r g e r o o m in private home place, ehed dormer, also par­ Oentral location. tnOOO. Phii- combe, Real Estate, MI 4-1385. *18,900 ; 7 rooms plus 12x18 paneled the firm’s operations to its Missis­ the company. iba advortfoement will M t be eorreoted by ”make good” insertion. formation see telephone "yellow PAINTING, paperhangtog, floor Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, f i v e r o o m iwartmtnt, aecond tially finished reo room, one sippi plant. would like to explain to you.” Vn South Street. West Hart­ Lamps, Tables, Dishes, SUverware near CathoUc Hlghi Bdwol, fJJj brick Agency, Ml B-8464. family room In basement, The NLRB 'wUl not conduct sucll page 10." Office 448 Main St., sanding, ceilings whitened. Fbr SNOW BLOWERS - SNOWBIRD, floor, oU ateam heat, Adulta pre­ block to bus. Immaculate SPRING STREET—Price reduced. The union contends that It According to Kagan, Pioneer lowest rates and good clean wortt- ford. Connecticut. and other acceeaories. Ueman preferred. Parking. MI l*/4 baths, garage. Yard an election as long as tharo are Ml 0-7398. Ariens, Bolens, Toro power han­ 9-1973. ____ ferred. Can eventaga after 6, MI throughout. Aektag *16,500. WAPPING—8H room Ranch 24x16 Picture book home, extremely 100x330. should be recognized as the em­ has seven competitors. One of any such charges held agitatst Ifw manahip call MI 4-0601, EVERYTHINO *880 0-7986. irOI* OOOPEBAXION WILL n| A| JUI ^ -^ 7 1 1 dle. Snow blowera repaired, parts family room, 8" bedrooms, 118,600. appealing 6 room ranch with in-' *17,300: 7 rooms, VAi baths, ga- ployes bargaining agent because It these is unionized, and is in eco­ employing firm. BE APPRECIATED ITtl I I MANCHESTER Driving Academy and service. ’Ttades and terms WOMEN ONLY—forniahed Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. terior charm. Living room with rage has collected pledge cards from nomic difficulties. The remaining —Winter driving instruction Is a ROOMS FURNTTURB WEST BIDE-* room duplex, hot Vernon—8 room eirtlt level, Publlc bus.. 18 minutes And Becker says be In unwilMsig Capitol Equipment, K Main S t kitchen privileges, oaU aftsr AaO plug a finished den and large paneled wall, bookcases, 3 bed­ to Hartford. more than half of the firm’s em­ six are not unionized, do not offer safe under professltmal instruc­ Electrical Services 22 MI 8-7988. Brand New water heat, near achool and hue TWIN HILLS Drive, Coventry — to take the charge to oouxt, bo- *14.74 MONTHLY M l *730«. line, available now, *90, MI redwood screened porch. Kitch­ rooms, knotty pine den or third *16.500: 6*4 rooms, garage. Near ployes. the employes pension plans, and cause he does not want to dhdutb tion. Special care to nervoug and FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt am UnusuaUy nice 6 room ranch bedroom, lovely dining room over­ The union demands were pre­ are not engaged in research and elderly. Call for appointment and MEN MOTO MOWER snow thrower, 20” , Westtogheuse Washing Machine, f u r n is h e d rooms, compsts 0-6083. en with bullt-ta range, oven buUt 1964, one-half acre land­ park, swimming pool, R.C. the peace that has exiatad bo* ice on aU types of elecbloai wir­ ...... - - - i c B i - Westtogfaouaa Refrigarator. Bed­ and dishwasher. Also, fire­ looking large wooded yard, kitch­ Church. sented in a letter addressed to development work. Thus, says tween the union and tba oompang free Driver’s Manual. PI 2-7249. self-propelled. See It at McBHdeto Ught housekeep^ fscUltiaa. Osn- scaped lot, amesite drive, full cel­ Kagan from union representatives ing. Ltcensed and insured. WUnon room, Living Room, Dinette, place, combination windows lar, oil heat, aluminum storms en equipped with built-in oven Kagan, they can operate at mini­ at the Mississippi plant. TROUBLE REACWNG OUR ADVERTISER? Electrical Co., Manchester. Ml REASONS WHY Sport Spot, 889 Center Bt-, MI traUy located. Mrs. Dorsey. 14 and range, 2 fireplaces, lot Henry Becker and James Grlesi. It 9-8747. Dishes, Rugs, UamM, Tables, Arch St., MenohestoL______OAKLAND ST.—8 roome oS heat. and basement garage, d ose to and screens, large living room GLENN ROBERTS AGENCY mum expense. 0-4817. Olastenhuiy. MB *>TSTf. Blankets, SUverware, Pillows, and Fhon* MI S-88K after 6:80 p.m. elementary school. Asking 100x800. Shown by appointment. SOUTH IVINDSOR said; Pioneer has a unionized plant in Wanted Autos— with fireplace, 8 large bedrooms, Call owner MI 8*478. Other Accessories NICE ROOM next to hath, peito *17,000. $16,900. Robert Wolverton Agen- M.L.S Realtors "We wish to inform you that a Mississippi, Kagan says, which has M-Hovr Answering Service Motorcycles 12 TOP MI 4-1821 majority of your employes have Floor Finishinf 24 LIVE BAIT, p *9,900—6^ ROOM ranch, flreplaee, 0-3818. Street, furnace one year old. Call single lot 240 foot frontage. JU SNOW PLOWING driveways and Or 4 room offices available {n 3-7444. an election. ary 2, 1959. Gorman personally. We give budget Expedient service. J. D. BARGAIN SHOP trance. MI 8-8808. Ideal location for professionals. 2-car garage, large lot, privacy. MI 8-8336 after 8:80. ZNOOME TAXES prepared to your small parking lots. Call MI Realty,' MI 3-8129. SHIPFITTERS on PRICED ’TO sell—Six room Co- Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held ta the borne or by i^ipomtment. E i^ r - you former owner’s name and 9-8884. 48 BIRCH STREET—Large * room Garage optional. Box P, Herald. Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, lonisl-Cape ta AA zone, reduced THREE BUILDING lots, prime Multiple Uettag, MI 0-618,2. MANCHESTER—Shannon built 6 Municipal Building Hearing Room Wednesday, January 28, 1968 at lenced tax work, 34 hour service. history of each oar. PIPEFITTERS MOTORS and BOATS *79.60 Modem Sefabed, sdid and flat, second floor, furnace, *80. sharply. Breezeway, attached ga­ room Colonial, one half acre lot, location, AA zone. PhUbrick NOTICE 8:00 p.m. on a proposed Town Ordinance as follows: CsU MI 8-4728.______Business Opportunities 32 striped blue, walnut legs, *48. MI 9*329, 9*. rage, . 8 bedrooms, 1*4 baths. All Agency, MI 9-8464. Houses For Rent 65 COZY 4 room home, garage, deep garage 1% baths, large family At a meeting held by the Town Section 1. The Ordinance providing for lease of land to the MSai/- Household Services WELDERS wooded lot, assumable m ortga». this and more—carpeting, dish­ size kitchen, formal dining room, in c o m e t a x returns prepared by SUB-CONTRACTOR’S Clarke floor stop ta to see our *49.96 89’’ Round Modem Oock- FIVE ROOMS, first floor, new twe Planning and Zoning Commission chester Country Club is hereby amended by changing the first para­ Offered 13-A MANCHBS’TER—Seven room split Near bus and shopping. John H. washer, washer, dryer. Beechler- 12x22 living room, fireplace, 3 auditm. Bustoeas and Individual. 1962 Corvette Sander and edger excellent condi­ PIPE COVERERS Boating SpeclEdg taU ’TaUe, ash blond frultwood, family. Llvtag room 32’, MtohcB Smlth, MI 9-8982, MI 8-2168. Suburban For Sale 75 of Manchester, Connecticut, Mon­ graph to read: Accountiim aervlcee. Raymond Roadster. Radio and heater. 4- *29.96. 13x16, avaUable Immediately, and an 8 room Colonial. For fur­ Lappen, Inc. MI 0-5261. generous tedrooms. IxMk and day evening, January 14, 1963, fol- RETWEAVINa of bums, moth hoiea. tion. MI 3-1770. ther information call PhllbrlOk compare at *19,800. Barrows A THIS INDENTURE, made by and between the TOWN OF Girard. IQ 0-8008. speed box. Very clean. Zippers repaired Window Shades OUTSIDE MACHINISTS adults preferred, *136 months- *13,500—8 ROOM Cape, 1% baths, MANCHESTEIW-’Two family, 5-8, UNION, C»NN.—2 minutes from lo'wing a public hearing held De­ 1960 EVINRUDE LARK *7.96 Folding Samson Bridge Agency, M3| 9-8464. Wallace, Mrs. Hunter, MI 9-8806, Parkway In center of Union near MANCHESTER, a municipal corporation organized and ex­ $3,795 made to measure; aU sized Vene­ IT DOESN’T take a CPA to figure 40 HP Starter and Generator 17 Ashworth St. Eve. lO 9-38M fireplace, storms, cellar, trees, city water and sewer, C zone, cember 10, 1962, it was voted to FEDESIAL INCOME taxea prepaid out that this llquor store can pay Chair, white, *4. convenient. Asking *15,000, Ton­ 875-6611, MI 9-3695. Bigelow Hollow and Lake Masha- isting under the laws of the State of Connecticut, hereinafter tian blinds Keys made whUe you INSIDE MACHINISTS *475 FOUR ROOM house on Bigelow near bus, assumes 4V4%, *07.16 adopt the following amendment to called "Lessor,” and THE MANCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB, ed with your savings to mind. 1961 Cadillac for Itself in one year’s time out AVAILABLE at once—6 room fl# gren Agency, MI 8*821. paug. Colonial converted to two- the Zoning Regulations of the Reeaaneue rates. CaU MI 9-6246, wait. Tape Recorders for rent. *186 64” Lawson Love Seat, foam with garage at 27 Ldlley St. Street for rent with lease. Call monthly. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI SOUTH WINDSOR—’Two year old, farrdly 6-8. 80 acres cleared land, INCORPORATED, a Connecticut non-stock corporation or­ Conv. Coupe. Full power, low Marlow’s. 867 Main, Ml 9-8231. of profits. *18,000 buys the key, 0-6182. ■ix-room Garrison Colonial In Toivn of Manchester: E. J. Baylee.______stock, fixtures and good will. 1989 JOHNSON 86 HP cushions, kick pleats, chocolate Adults on^. No pets. Inquire SI MI 9-0726. HEBRON FARMS’TBIAD—7 room brook, large bam. Close to school, ganized and existing under the laws of said State, located In mileage. All Positions Require brown niatelaase, *89. ruatlc half-acre setting. Lotg of Amend Article II, Section 1, the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford, and State of Take a look today. CaU Bsutows Electric Elro St. THREE BEDROOM Cape In Im SEVEN ROOM EngUsh Colonial— 2-story dwelling, hot water heat, library and church. Very low Rural Residence zone, (add) INCOME TAX returns prepared $8,995 A Wallace, Art Foraker, MI U.S. Citizens with *886 4 bedrooms, new horse bam, ga­ trees and green grrass. 8 bed­ taxes. *18,500. For appointment Connecticut, hereinafter called "Lessee” or "Club,” by former Internal Revenue Building— Contracting 14 $36.96 48’’ Colonial OocktaU VERNON—Five large room mod* maculate condition, available Im' truly a family home, large rooms, rooms, powder room, full bath 5. Special Permit 9-8306. 8 Years Experience Table, cherry, *39.98. sunporch off. li'vtag room, dead­ rages, other outbuildings, about call Staifford Springs, OV 4-2190, The Planning Commission Following the description o^the "Third Tract," the next aentsaaa Agent In the convenience of your 1961 Buick em apartment, central heat, mediately. J, D. Realty, MI 26 acres, extensive road frontage. Uvtag room, dining room, Wg FALLOUT SHELTERS—AddlUona, 8-5129. end street, convenient to schools, between 9 a.m.-4 p.m. may after a public hearing Is amended to read: home for tofUvldual and businees. Special Station Wagon. A real remodeling, bathrooms, tile work, 1988 MERCURY 46 HP heated garage, on bus line, im­ Asking *16,900. Call Mary Carl­ kitchen, laimdry-lavatory, closets sharp car. Starter and Alttaator *69.60 Curlo-’Trophy Wall Cabi­ shopping and bi's. New oil burn­ galore, full basement. A beaut! and subject to appropriate All of said Tracts of land are subject, however, to certain rsa- MI 0-8988. recreation rooms. Roofing, con­ Help Wanted— Female 35 APPLY NOW net, 19^x43’’ Ht., maple, 8 ad­ mediate o c o u i^ c y *05 monthly. SOUTH Coventry, Lakefront Park son, 742-7297, Lessenger Co., $1,895 *428 TR 5-2800. TR 6-61«. er. *17,900. B. J. Carpenter. Bro­ nilly kept home. *19,800. Glenn Wanted— Real Estate 77 safeguards In harmony ■with ervatlons, rights of ■way and other rights reserved as herein­ FULL-TIMB tax accountant ready crete work. CaU Leon Cieszynski, justable shelves, gloM door, $89, —Two room year ’round cottages, ker, MI 9-5081, MI e-9162. Realtors. after described and as appear of record: for the term of seven MI 9-4291. NURSE, Conn. Ucensed, relief con­ Daily, 8 to 4 Roberts Agency, Realtors. MI the general purpose of these to eaelst you. Rates reasonable. 1961 Falcon valescent home. Room with tele­ FOR RENT—4 room heated apart­ completely furnished, heat, hot 4-1821. MI 4-1844. WISH SUMEiONB to handle you! reg^ulations grant a special (7) years from the first day of March 1963, for the annual Saturday, 8:30 to noon 1969 MERCURY 70 HP $32.60 39’’ Table Lamp, white water, shower, *88 monthly. Also ’TWO YEAR old ranch, 8 bedrooms, I NEW C ^K M IN G C o 1» rent of TWENTY-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS (*24,- CaU 8. J. Turktogton, Jr., MI 2-door sedan. Very nice. CAU. ME on your formica needs, vision. References. ”TE 8-9121. ceramic base, yeUow decorations, ment. CaU Ml 3*118 betweM t:M 2 full ceramic baths, birch cabl- Ranch,, family kitchen with real eatate? CMli ma at MI 9-0838 permit for a golf course, golf *■77*1. Starter and Alttaator a.m. and 4:80 p.m. one 4-room furnished trailer, *100 RANCH WITH garage — 100x150 tot prompt and courteous aervlca driving range, recreational 000. 00) payable quarterly, In advance, commencing on M uch $1,395 bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, *406 white fabric shade, $14.76. monthly; one 8-room furnished net kitchen with buUt-tas and dls- vtaclal cabinets, ei^llen t floor vanitory units, table-tops and Is­ PLEASANT woman to live to with posal, attached garage. 819,800. Pj“ ^atchleaa *»natruc^n only well shrubbed lot, full warm ce! Joeepb Bsirtb. Bndtai. club or any combination 1, 1063. NSED HELP to preparing your local family. No cooking, good FIVE ROOMS first floor, heated, trailer, *86 monthly includes lar, oil hot water heat, aluminum 1960 Ford land stands. Ml 9-8936. RUlbriok Agency, MI 9*464. I *17,990. Hayes Agency. MI 8-4808. thereof subject to the follow­ B. (12) U amended to read; Income tax return? Call MI home. Write Box DD, Herald, GENERAL 1988 EVINRUDE 25 HP WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. garage, exceuent location, very heat and hot water. Available for Btormg and screens, 3 bedrooms, SELUNO YOUR property? We al­ ing conditions: 9-8830. Fairlane 800. Radio and heater, state naune and referencea to let­ central, new avaUable. Realtor, immediate occupancy. J. D. Real­ living room, picture book kitchen, ways have prospects for real es­ Will fix the fees for annual tickets at not more than ONE MASONRY — Brick, block, stone Electric MANCHESTER—Oversized modem BEAUTIFULLY ^ a h e d ^^and (a) For the purpose of these HUNDRED EIGHTY DOLLARS (*180.00) for Senior S iu ^ automatic, all black. Very clean. setting, cement work and floors, ter. *190 986 MAIN STREET MI 8-1678. ty, MI 8-6129. new 4 bedroom Colonial with at ceramic bath, age 6, original tate properly priced. Call Mrs. FOR SERVICE and savings in pre­ DYNAMICS immaculate 6 room Cape, on aero | r e la t io n s a recreational tickets and not more than TWO HUNDRED t m IHTY D<%^ $1,295 private parties or contractors. lot, IM baths, garage, city utUl- tached garage. Handsome kitch­ owners, *18,000. Robert Wolverton Shorts, MI 8-8886. J. Watson club rtiall mean an association paring income taxes for business EXPERIENCED power sewing Agency, MI 9-2818. Beach A Co., 21 Central Row, LARS (*230.00) for Family tickets. The annual fees shall ha end todl'vldual, caU PI 2-6607. Ml 9-9614. ties, Bel Air Real Estate, “MI “ en with buUt-tas and dining of persons whose chief activi­ 1960 Valiant machine operator. Apply Tober 1961 XIERCURY 6 HP Wanted To Rent 68 ■pace, phis formal dining room, Hartford, 622-2116. due and payable one-half on March 1 and one-half on Jitiy 1 Baseball Manufacturing Co., 114 Electric Boat *188 8-9332. WEST side;—8 room Cape, IM ties are recreational In dhar- of each year. The annual fees herein set forth shall not be In­ 4-door Sedan. Radio and heater, REMODELING, additions, com­ SEWING MACHINES—why buy a NOTICE OF OARAGE WANTED for compact all twin sized bedrooms, closets acter and not a service carried iJI white plete house contracting, MI Brooklyn St., RockvUle. used machine when prices of baths, full shed dormer, excellent WE ARE SELLING property. We creased by the Lessee without the prior written consent ot Personals car. Call after 6 p.m. or all day SIX ROOM expandable Cape, 4 fta- galore, 1% baths, center entrance on as a business and whose the Lessor; 9-9614. An Equal Opportunity Employer 1962 MERCURY 100 HP brand new machines Singer iahed, large li'vtag room with hall, la i^ lot. A real buy at condition throughout, copper need listings of all types, Tongren $1,145 ANNUAL Saturday, MI 8-9814. plumbing, carpeting, quiet street, Agency, Ml 3-6821. ‘‘Anything ta activities are confined to ELECTROLUX Salto and Servioe, REGISTERED nurse, S-U shift. Full Electric start at *69.60? See them at Stag­ fireplace, nuge maater bedroom, *21,000. The Elsie Meyer Agency, members and 'their guests and B. (13) is amended to read: bended representative, Alfred 1960 Fiat Groton, Connecticut Demonstrator SAVE er Sewing Center, 882 Mata St. family size kitchen, dining room. Realtor, MI 9-6824 walk to schools, bus and shop­ Real Estate." Will permit Occasional Players whK are resldenta of, or tax­ Hoofing— Siding 16 Laurel Manor. MI 9-4SU. MEETING ping *13,900. By appointment. are not extended to the gen­ AmeU, 2M Henry St. Tel MI 1200 Conv. Coupe. A real sport Business Property For Sale 70 Baaeboard heat, recreation room payers to, the Town of Manchester to have the right to uaa- NEED MORE room? See this 8- MI 9-7604. eral public. S-O4B0. C€LT. Coet *2,798 new. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, STENOGRAPHER for public con­ Musical Instraments S3 Of Members Of in basement, 20x24 foot garage, Lesral Notice the golf course and clubhouse facilities by paying dally green All Motors Guaranteed COVENTRY —ExceUent opportun­ room Colonial with 2-car garage (b) A site plan for the pro­ $1,095 painting. Carpentry. AUwatlmia tact work, many frtoge benefits. Manchester Savings very close to schools, ahopptag I MANCHESTER— Special. Beauti­ posed development shall be fees. ’The daily fee for such Occasional Players, for eigntoen Finance Terms and ’Trades ACCORDIONS, guUars.'ampUflers', ity to purchase business proper­ and transportation. *18,000, Phil- and 8 bedroom poaaibillty, 2M Automobiles For Sale 4 and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ Apply Conn. State Employment organs. Save to 40%. New and Loan Association ful Cape, nice recreation room, AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at submitted 'wlto an application holes, shall be THREE DOLLARS (*3.00) on weekda^ aad Service, 806 Main St., Manches­ Salesmen Wanted 36-A ty noed lot, full cellar with MANCHES’TER—Good older home 1959 Ford experience and Ucense necessary. store open tiU 0. on bus lb*e, hot water oil heat ed low at *13,900. Many more, all The Administrator having made drives, outdoor lighting, exist­ holidays ta the aggregate more than twelve times on such quin about lowest down small- built-up and shingle roofing. W. T. Grant, Parkade. FVll-tlme Open ed wUl be held at the office of the buy. Call Mr. Werbner, Realtor, nearly completed rec room, oil written application to said Court, in Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays between April I and Sep­ Galaxie Conv. Coupe, One own- luncheonette, full-time depart­ Commission basis only. Com­ Jarvis Raalty Co., hO 8-4113, MI hot water heat, aluminum storm windows and screens, clean price ranges. Call the Ellsworth accordance with the statute, for an ing and proposed contours, aat payments anywhere No smaU Coughlin Roofing Co., Manches­ ’Thurs. and Fri. ’TIU 9., Sat—5 SING ALONG VlUth bfltch — we Association, 1007 Mata Street, Mitten Agency, Realtor, MI tember 30 of each year. The daily fee, for such Occastonal lOM or finance company plan. er—a cream puff. ter, MI 8-7707. ment managers. 8-day week, in­ plete Realtor and MLS faculties Manchester, Connecticut, on Jan­ 8-7847. storms and screens, large kitchen as a whistle, ful] ^ c e M2,800 order of sale of the whole oT part of and any other pertinent Infor­ avaUalUe. Write Box O. Herald. have the music. Open evenings Alice Clampet, Realtor. MI 3-6030 MI 8-2325. the rear estate described therein, it is Players, herein set forth. Shall not be increased Except with Douglas Motors. 898 Mato. $1,395 cluding Saturday. uary 26th, 1963 at 7:80 PJd. tor with bullt-ta oven and range, ordered that said application be heard mation that may be necessary tiU 9, Saturdays tiU 6. Ward paneled living room, 3 large bed- 0-4548, MI 8-7887. to determine If the proposed the prior written consent of the Lessor. Such Occasional Play­ BIDWELL HOME Improvement Music Co., Hartford Rd. the following purposes: at the Probate Office on the 22nd day ers may play nine holes at one-half the eighteen-hole fee ex­ 11959 Chevrolet Company—roofing, siding, altera­ PART-TIMB Monday through Fri­ TRAINEE: Established sales route Land For Sale 71 rooms Exceptional ta every w a y .______^—„ . ------— MANCHESTER—4 FAMILY of January, 1968, at 10:00 o'clock In special use meets the require­ day, 7 p.m.-l a.m., no experience ta local area opening soon. *96 a 1. Acceptanoe of reports. Young neighborhood. $16,900. Rob- SOUTH WINpSOR-*14.900. ^ve the forenoon; and that notice thereof cept when the course la crowded, which condition ahall be de­ 1049 FORD, radio, heater, snow V-8 stick shift. Radio and heater tions, additions and remodeling 2. Election of Directors. be given, by publishing a copy of this ment of this section of the tires. CaU Ml 9-8697. necessary for Snack Bar. Apply week wbUe training. Advance to Fuel and Feed 49-A Office and Store Bo l t o n —76 acres of land on **^olverton Agency, Realtor, 1 foom ranch, flrgilace. built-in Four 4-room apartments. AU termined by the CHub. $1,495 of all types. Excellent workman­ 8. To transact any other buat- ert new copper plumbing. Ideal lo­ order in the Manchester Evening regulations. ship. MI 9-6498. Parkade Lanes Snack Bar. *144 weekly after training. Mar­ Eqoipjnent _ 54 'Tlnkor Pond Rd. Excellent for MI 9-2813. stove, garage aluminum storm Herald a newspaper having a circula­ (c) In considering an applica­ 1M9 ENGLISH Ford StaUon ried man with car. For Interview DRY OAK wood, cut fireplace end ness proper to come before such farming or development. OMmers windows. Carlton W. Hutchins, cation. *26,900. tion In said District, and by posting a Following provision B. (13) a new provision la added. TYPEWRITER — NEW TYPE- tion the Planning Commission Wagon excellent condition 1400. 1958 Chevrolet ROOFING, siding, ceilings, re­ JANUARY 1968 can be the start of caU Manchester MI 4-0202. stove length, *10 per load deUver- meeting. will sacrifice. J. D. Realty, MI ROCKVILLE—Home and Income MI 9-5183, Realtor. Multiple list copy thereof on the public slgn-^st in Impala Conv. Coupe. Radio and ed. CaU PI 2-7886. writers *65 and up; used type­ the Town of Coventry, In said District shall take into consideration B. (14) Will provide a schedule of capital improvements to ba CaU m 9-4698. modeling, gutters, painting, free your career. Avon needs women Dorothea E. Sta'vnltaky S-8139. 6-8 2-famlly, plus 4-famlly, Ing. PAUL FIANO AGENCTY at least five days before said day of heater and automatic. Sharp writers *39 and up. BeraM’s Secretary the size and location of the done on the demised premises. Such schedule is atteehad estimates. Richard Dion, MI who would like to earn whUe they $17,000 Carlton W. Hutchins,, . . hearing, and that return be made to area; the nature and intensity hereto as Exhibit ” B" and made a part of this lasLse. $i,195 3-4382. learn. Unlimited opportunity for Help Wanted— ‘fiqMwritto Servloo, 479 E. Mid­ January 16, 1968 Realtor, Multiple Listing, MI Y ! ^ old ranch 6 MI 3-0458 this Court. advancement. High earnings po­ Garden—-Farm— ^Dairy dle Ypke., Manchester. Ml 9-8477. Houses For Sale 72 n M«o baths, 2-car garage, *20,900. Phil Attest. of the operations involved; the C. (2) is amended to read: Mrie or Female 37 ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge. size of the site, with respect 1956 CHEVROLET 1958 English tential. CaU today for appoint­ Products 50 • ' brick Agency, MI 9-8464. FORD S’rREEfr—Cozy older home, Re-locate, on reasonable notice, at Its own cost and e:q>enaa^ BROOKFIELD STREET—6 room MANCHESTER—*12,900. 8 ~ room , ^ to the existing or future golf course and its appurtenances or any part of It to an Ford Wagon. Excellent motor — Roofing and Chimneys 16-A ment to your home at yoUr con­ experienced shoe sales per­ all utilities, *12,900. Joseph Barth, BEL AIR nice. venience. 289-4922. QUALITY APPLES grown ta Man­ Cape near High and Junior High, Cape central location. oU heat, VERNON-Ncm-development. ’Troe Broker, MI 9-0320. streets giving access to It. equivalent area, provided such re-locatlon wrlll not tatarfora ROOFING—Specialising repairing son, full-time work. ExceUent op­ chester, 32 lb. bag, *1.80. Bunce garage storms Blxcellent loca­ aluminum storms, immediate oc- shaded 8 room *'f^ch » t r a shall be such that It will be in $295 portunity for right man or wom­ with the use of the clubhouse In connection with the golf roofo of all klnda, new roefo. gut­ BOOKKEEPER — Accounta pay­ Farm, 639 W. Center, MI 8-8116. tion. Sei Air Heal Estate, MI cupancy. Bel Aire Real Estate, clean, plastered waUs, fireplace, MANCHESTER— 8 family home Youth Admits harmony with the orderly de­ course. In the event the Lessor wants to use any of the ex­ ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ able typing, general ledger, and an. Apply ta person Dan Baker As*istant Sale* Manager garage. Scenic lot. *2,200 assumes velopment of the area; and V-8, 4-door, automatic 1956 Chevrolet Shoes, 8 W, Mata Street, Rock- S-9383. MI 8-9382 on Cheetnut Street well above isting golf holes for golf purposes the Lessee agrees to vacate paired Aluminum aiding. *0 XXMting experience. 8 daya, 40- mortgage. Hurry—only *14,700. average Investment property, 3 the location, nature and height said holes within two years after notice and to constmot transmission, radio, heat­ Wagon 6, automatic, radio and 'vUle. 51 MANCjHES’TER—347 Charter Oak. yesra’ experience. Free eatimates. hours. Extoa benefits. Apply to Household Goods Rotpoetod fiuto mgamey, has opMlng for do> MUST BE SOLD—8 room Cape. Hayes Agency, Ml 8-4803. heatii^ systems, copper and brass Strangling of of buUdings, walls and fences suitable holes on the easterly side of South Main Street. I f er, four good whitewall heater. Vacant, 28-40 Ansaldl brick IM baths, a perfect beauty off CaU Howley. Ml S-8S61. MI *0788. person 9-12, Monday-’Thursday. CLEARANCE — Inventory and plumbing, 100x160 foot tree shad­ will not discourage the appro­ the new holes are constructed at the Lessee’s expense thta tires, looks good and runs $495 Gaer Broe., 140 Rye St., So. Wnd- pewdoblo horcLwetMiiq hmei. FundaitMntirit front ranch, full basement, thor­ Henry St. Ownerg leaving state. SPLIT LEVEL— 7 rooms, IM good. warehouse sale. Suburban Pro­ ed lot. A good high mortgage priate development and use of lease shall be extended one year for each golf hole eo taken Sitnations Wanted— oughly cleaned, redecorating, *17,900 B J Carpenter, Broker, I baths_____ family room, garage, lot adjacent land and buildings pane modem enftaeered gas appU- of solos, Rnonclim and monogomont noeos- 150x428, choice location, *23,900. available, *26,800. Eve. Bill Boles, Roxbury Girl by the Lessor. This extension will commence at the end of 1957 Cadillac Radio-TV Repair Services 18 Female 38 plastered walls, fireplace, hot wa­ MI 9-6061, MI g-9162. MI 9-9868 Warren E. Howland, or impair the value thereof. the term of this lease; 2-door hardtop P.S., P.B., P.W., f r i e n d l y woman help start ances. very reduced prices now. ter oU heat, aluminum combina­ PhUbrick Agency, MI 9-8484. CXJNNIES TV and Radio Service, See them at Suburban Promene lory. Starring pay commonsttrato with i>aek- Realtor, MI 8-1108. No site plan shall be approved D. (2) is amended to read: Phone MI 8-1247 clean. ahop-by-maU club. Club shopping WILL CARE for chUdren ta my tions, lot 90x150, amesite drive, HILLflIDE DRIVE, So. WlndiOr — ^ (Oonttaued from Page One) by the Planning Commission available all hours. Satisfaction home. London Paric, Hebron, ku Gas Co;>rp., Macktown Rd., Ware- 6% room ranch buUt 1G61, 100x200 ANDOVER—Year 'round cottage, The proceeds from the sale of all annual tickets sold at tha $1,295 saves money; members bmefit. gromd and ability* Wrlto lox N, e-o Tho *16,600, Also 78 Finley. 6- PRINCETON S’TREET Area — until the same has been re- guaranteed. CaU MI 9-1815. You get famous products free. 3-8819. bouse, Wtadsor, Conn. CH 7-8728. room custom Cape, aluminum lot amesite drive, full ceUar, floor furnace, 2 bedrooms, nice When the girl slumped to the office of the Town Clerk of the Town of Manchester shall be Manehostor Horald. Our ompleyos know of city gas and water, hot water lot, atove and refrigerator, *6,900. Real nice cape on East Middle ■vlewed by the Department of paid over to the Lessee monthly, and the Town Clerk shall 1950 Cadillac Send for details, free 276-page eombtaatlona, 2-car garage. BSs- ’Turnpike, close to everything. ground, the said to his com Public Works, Town Traffic NINE PASSENGER 1984 Ford Millinery, Dressmaking 19 catalog. No obli^tian. Popilar oott Agency, MI 9-7683. baaeboard heat, aluminum atorma Easy purchase plan, *260 down, panlcp "I think she is dead,” the keep eaid funds separated from any town funds. The daily 4-door sedan. Radio and Heater, this ad . and screens. 8 bedrooms, huge *70 monthly. (3all Mary Carlson, Home has six nice rooifis, good Authority and the Town Country Squire, good starting, de- automatic. A beauty for 1980. Club Plan, Dept G803, Lynbrook, commissioner reported. The two fees shall be paid at the Club; DRESSMAKING, alterations and n O H r ROOM eapa, 4 bedrooms, kitchen with dining area, b « t 742-7397, Lesaenger Co., Realtors, dry basement, ’Timken heat. Pri­ Health Department for com­ pendaUe, good conditiem. MI N. Y. boys then fled In opposite direc­ pliance with duly adopted lo­ D. (13) is repealed and in lieu thereof a new D. (13) la added. $445 general sewing. Reasonable rates. dtatag room, paneled family values only *16,800. Robert — zz—;— z vate rear yard, separate drive ■The Lessee agrees to provide the Lessor with annual profit S-8884. from adjoining street. Now va­ tions. cal and State laws and with MI 3-8222. FET?' ' ' jE wanted for late after- WANTED room, (uU shed dormer. Ore Wolverton Agency, Realtor, MI B ^ T O N -^deal setup ?or Daniella, a popular high school and loss statements within NINETY (90) DAYS after the Many more to chooee from. We noon-eventag counter work. Ap­ 9-3818 families. One alx room ranch and cant. At *14,500 this is a good standards of the respective 19B7 LJNCOIN Premiere 2-door can arrange most any kind of fi­ alann, aluminum eombtaatlona, junior, was bom In Munich, Ger close of the Lessee’s fiscal year. hardtop, fuUy powered, snow EIXPERT LADIES’ and gentle' ply Coimtry Donut Shop, 1018 attached gang#. Very. • eUfol' to ' one four room ranch together. deal. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI departments for drainage of nance terms. men's custom taUorlng and al­ MANCHES’TER—’Two-famUy How about Mother and Dad? In- 8-1677. '' V many, the daughter of an Ameri­ storm water and sewerage D ., (15) is amended to read: tires, winterised, immaculate Mata Street. MALE FACTORY WORKERS achool, ■bing and tianspai^ can Neg;ro Army veteran and a In the event the Lessee shall have its right to sell and die- sonditfon. *880. MI 9-8867. terations, Tony lovlne 139 Wood' HILLIARD STREET, MAHCHESTER Uoo. *1T,S00- iSubrlck Agency. Ml large lot, separate heating lawa? Look this one over, Ton­ facilities, and a report there­ gren Agency, MI 8-8821. German war bride. pense alcoholic liquors on the demised premises revoked dur­ land St. MI 3-2284. Exceiloit hourly wages. Eight paid holidays. Pension 9-84^. terns. Detached 2-car garage on submitted to the Planning Help Wanted—Male 35 Centnd location. St. James par-1 PITKIN STREET She was the ninth female stran Commission. ing the term of this lease, or any extensions thereof, throu^ GORMAN MOTOR SALES, lah No agents. *23;600. Call VERNON—6 room ranch, flre- gltag victim in Greater Boston in no fault of its own, the Lessee, at its option, shall lurva toe nan, Vacation Plan. INSURANCE: Life, Accident, MANCHESTER — 8 room ranch Eight room colonial. First floor (d) No building permit shall 1960 Moving—Trucking— ’THIRD SHIFT workers, CRcMlent plus utility room and heated rec 648'-4870, 849*600. li has li’vtag room (wUh fireplace) the past seven months. None of be Issued for any structure In right to terminate this lease upon three months written DOtiea ' walking distance to hua. FuU INC. Storage 20 opportunity for added income, NEW 2 FAMILY HOME room, one acre tree shaded lot, den, formal dtatag room, kitchen the others has been solved. any area covered by a site to the Lessor. FORD PICKUP 'drivers for school buses needed W ^kly Disability plus Major Medical. ameute drive, 3-oar garage, dta­ SEVEN RO0M Cape, 4 bedrooms, price *18,800. Alice Clampet, Real- and lavatory. Second floor has Police have said they doubt Following Exhibit "A ” a new Exhibit Is added. W , MI 9-4843, MI 8-7867. plan except in conformity to THE AUSTIN a . CHAMBICRS CO. in the Manchester and Vernon 4 and 4 with STONE FRONT. Two separate heating gys- tag room, 34 foot Uvtag room with 3 fuU batha, large Uvtag room FOUR BEDROOMS plus bath. there was any connection between such site plan or a subsequent EXHIBIT "B” ▼-*, custom cab, heater 461 Main St., Manchester Moving, packing, storage, local area. MI 8-3414. fireplace, 8 bedrooms, plaster with fireplace, attached garage,__ Full basement 'with a rec room the slahing of Miss Saunders and Capital Improvements to'bo made by the Lsssae: APPUCANTS MUST ME AT LEAST S ^ . 9 " TALL teau, dining area. Chwe to all servicea. A QUALITY aluminum eombtaatlona. one .vear BUCKLAITO STRECT —fa r m in g amendment thereof approved F styleside body and long distance. Agents tor walla, custom built, 835,900. Rob­ 90% completed. House is in excel­ those of the other women. In the first instance. No cer­ Improvements to clubhouse ...... *20,000.66 Rear of Post Office MI 9-5301 Lyons Van Lines, toe., world-wide OONSTRU(?TED HOMEI old *21,800 PhUbrick Agency MI 7 room Oolonlal Cape, fireplace, After examining the girl’s body, ert Wolverton Agency, Realtor, g.8^ ' water piped to nature spring, lent condition. Nice comer lot. tificate of occupancy shall be Improvements to Pro Shop ...... 110,006.00 movers. Free eatimatea. MI 3-8187. AND IN DOOD PHYSICAL CONDIHON MI 9-3918. Owners have to move, hate to but Medical Examiner Rlchrd Ford Installation of new greens ...... |90,^.00 BEAUPRE MARINE ------:------*18,000. Joaeph Barth. Broker. MI issued for any structure un­ have to. Price is quite reallatic, said the girl had not been sexually less the same conforms In all Installation of irrigation system ...... *40,000*9 MANCHESTER Package DeUVeiy. SEPTIC TANKS PRICED RIGHT AT *22,900.. HBNRY BTRBIiT Aresr- Lovely FOREST sn iB B T —DeUglitfol 101 9*820. abused. Neither was there any SU EROAO ST., MANCHESTER Light trucking and package deUv­ room former Cheney only *23,900. Gall, we Will he hap­ respects to such site plan I960 DODGE Matador, 6 passen­ AND INTERVIEWS AT Sevan room Brick ranch. Three py to Show you through. evidence of robbery. *160,000.00 ery. Refrigerators, washers and FOB rUBTHEB mFOBMAllON, PLEASE OONTAOT bedrooma, 1% baths, den formal naHC'4ilce aetttaf. 5 M ima, 4% I TANNER STREET — Compact and unless all automobile ger station wagon, excellent con­ stove r n o i^ specialty Folding Mtha, exceUent eondltiao. Owner ranch with flve large roome. parking space and all other This ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days aftsr t l^ puMiflatte ation, 861 cubic inch V-8 engine, dining room, no basement. Large T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor chairs tor rent. MI 9*782. PLUGGED SEWERS overused two car garage with MI ^lr444. Fireplace wan la paneled, atair- ORinOAL OF FILMS features Included in such site in this newspaper provided that within tan (10) days a ft e TOIXBWAOEN with execUent en- power brakes, power steering, * way to *econd floor, fuU baae- MI 3-1577 plan have been Installed in ac­ lication of this ordinance a petition signed by not Isas tha» (Oj qieed automatic transmission, radio, bparattag door. DouMe lot, 9200, Pbeoe MI i-14M. JOHN VERNON—Stk zoom C m , 1% ment with garage. Ideal location, cordance therewith. per cent of the electors the town, bm detennto^ glfm, pushbutton radio, whltewaU tires, Machint CleaiaU plenty of traan and privacy. Tar- LOS ANGELES (AP)—Actress ROGERS (»R P0R ATIM rifle location, vary central. T. J. years old, *1*,900. FWbriok good lot. Sansimy priced for sc­ Helen Hayes says motion pictures The above amendment will be­ flclal lists of the Registrars of Voters, has fllldwlm J M FOIt ■AU»-i09T OhevnUet Sta- winterized, *1,608 TR 8*889 Sepfle Taiiks, Dsy Wdla, Sew­ GLASTONBURY—Off Manchester er Unes bwtolled—Oellnr Wm-^ Ofockett. Reiatcr. MI 9-IBT7. Agency, MI 9-8484. um. T. J. Crockqt^ Ralutair, MI are ta "an am of terrible trouble” come effective January 18, 1968. Town CTerk requesting Its raferenoa to a special town MaotWfi, ttoo Wagen, S-door, Standard 8, lOAKUkMDI ,KAN € *-1577. Road — New Oolonlal — 4 large TOWN PLANNING 9 i ^ food condltipn. AC 8-S706. BUICSC, 1969, 2-door hardtop, LOTS WANTED twprooffaig Done. bedrooms—3Vi baths, country because Hollywood has lost touch DAVID M. BARRY, TWO-FAMHaY flat with both OONOOKD RO;-*Baautlful rancli, with public taste. COMMISSION radio, heat«-, automatic. Must In B or C Zone in Man­ o p a r tm e ^ vadant. Oil ateam large Uvtag room, formal dining MANCHESTER — New 6 room jdtehen with custom cabinets, Board of Dlraotero, TOUNDBRBIRD 1087, I w mUe- seU. MI 3*377. PROMPliY AT 10 A.M. "If HoUywood is still In the Martin E. Alvord, Manohoatar, ConaaettMt chester or Elast Haiifoid- MeKINNEY BROS. beat; txlr^aa, iarga two-car ga- > room, carnet kitchen, 3 bed- brick ranch, buUt-tas, lOOO l i v ^ qyen, range, disposer, dishwash­ Chairman 9 f» axeapUensUy clean, a claaalc Tel. 289-6476. Evenings and SONS KWMJW ■■Mil*- I room with waves *aawyaawwv,fireplace, eswa*half wwaa# acre avv) lot. er, hood, mud room and laundry, Tennessee Williams era, the rest Dated at Manchaatar, CoonacUcut, rasa, uurgi doaomabia mortgage, rooms, recreatlca room, land of the country isn’t," the lamed Dorothy O. Jacobson, M aM la txcMlent condition; 1980 FORD ” 6,’ ’ good mechanical MI 8-4862. C o . PRIDAYt JANUARY 10 mt wq vlU trade. T, J. CKockett, $na5»S^ pnoad. Bayfo Agency, Custom throughout. *36,900. Phons this 15th day ot January 19**. Wcet condition, radio, tlrto just z»- S-SB7S MI M iSL ■tega alar said Wadnaadaja Sacretuy capped. Beat caer. M l 9-6473.

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t h u 9SX)AY« Ja n u a r y 17, !••• r t i i t t n Q i * Avnagfi Daily Nat Prugj ttni iitatfKrtr^Btrr lEtt^nittg Ifenillt Var.Uw . .. . The WaathOT g iJtl Pefaeart of V. I. WertlHi Mountain Laurel Chapter, Sweet wrappad anraud Whan tha tbM Oaol toolrttt wlOi Adelines, Inc., will rehearae at ]Mb».Ol8aVer raiii ar drfawla Law ta 81 1't^Abant Town 8:30 tonight at the Irish Amer­ Town Tries to Prove aaSd Vannart. NavlUa did not 18,895 ican Home, 69 Grove S t, Hart- •CMult, but atood vwtoUag flie ordsy min Midtag d to a g '.:t \ other bmna Head id WBA and to n in g aaMar. BBgft i •Wn»ii‘ 'FoUc« Oilef Hentian O. foid. At 7:30 members of the A fourth mat was added, ha said, Munehsatisr^A City of Village Charm lutiwrtnl li 4ue horn* today from group will entertain at a meeting Neville Was Negligent sod poasibly a dfth. Navilla than Mr*. Harrlst Olsaver, 107 flam* SnftoeyWliero h* imdMrwmt a hip of tha Luther Weds of Emanuel got Into line to aomersaulL Ha ran bridge 8t, was tnatalled as pras^ i... ^ ' V'-- i tooimtloa at Bak«r Momdrial Hoa- Lutheran Church. dent a t Myrtle Rdvlew, WomM'a toward tha roUad mat, by then TOL.LXXZq,KO.M (IIOHTIBBN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1963 (Olaaalflad Advertlalng on Page 18) |ttai ot Maaa. Oonaral Hoapltal. Ha about SH or fotr feet said Benefit. Asaooiatloa, ISieedV PRICE FIVE CENTS By JU1HTH Am kuur n li^t at Odd fbUoWB Ban. MM antarad tha hoapltal Dac. 4. The League of Women VoteS The Town of Manchester is going to try to prove that Venaart, and dbmd, but without will have its unit meeting on elec­ Wil­ bene LaPalne waa taatalllag of- liam E. Neville, a youth who was paralyzed in Manchester putting up hia haoda to braoa Ua fioer. A dinner at MUler’a Rsa- 14m Women'a Guild, Trinity tion laws tonight at 8 at the home a fall. ^ haada war# at bla aldaa. Oovanant Church, will alaot and o f Mrs. Theodore Rosen, 100 Wara- High School gym class tumbling accident in 1958, contributed aald Vannart. taurant preeedad the oaramony. j^anford Asks taatall offloan -t lU maatlncr to* Other officers include Mrs. Jq* State News noke Rd. to the accident by his own negligence. “Ha cleared the mate aU right,” seph GouleL part prertdent; Miit l8 Inotrow at 8 pjn. at the home of Ctounsel for the town, the beard^ aald Vennart, but added he did n cA M n. Robert Keeney, 75 Robert Rd. entire class did calisthenics at the Lawrende 'White, vice preaid«it; Job Equality Washington Social Club will of education and the g ^ teacher, ■ee Neville land. Mrs. Basel PSyA reconUw see- ICm . Ehnest Johiwon will aerve aa all of whom are being cued for SI start of the tumbling inatruotlon. The gym Inetructor, RIetaard have its 40th annual meeting and The boys then divided into retaiy; U n . Charlaa V ia o ^ Roundup eodMMtoaa. MMnbera and frienda election of officers Saturday at 4 miUlon, anawered the charges of SoUanek, was about 80 feet a'way, are Invited. groups of 12 or 13, he said, to do treasurer, and Mb*. Oglors WUte, For Negroes Ship Steams to Cuba Neville’s counsel in Hartfo^ Su­ he aalA p.m. at the club. A buffet will be other exercises. He and Neville third member of aumttng eora- served after the meeting. The club perior Court by declaring the Further teattoumy by Vennart mlttee. The PYanch Club o f Hancheater were among the group doing a will celebrate Its 40th anniversary youth had not used common sense forward dive and romersault over and by two cither daeamataa o f Also, Mn. misabeth' DuPont, CBAFEL~iSj. H. . a Budget to Come wlU meet tomacrow at 8 p.m. in Feb. 22. when he dived over a barrier onto Neville, called to the stand by chaplain and proas oorraspeadent; EJJSABETHVILLE, Kb^. TMbombe aald bo would order Orange Etall. Otrda will be played an obstacle. He explained that (AP)-rGov. Terry Sanford of to gendarmes In Kolwasl not to a pile of mats. the person doing the exercises Is Atty. Leone, was aimed at eetab- Mra AUen BUis, lady o f oan - WINDOW SHABES North CaroUna called today tangs, Tha Congo (AP)>-Ka- Before Tax Study and refreahmenta served. Further, defense declared, the Uahing the height o f the mat bar* monles; Mn. Henry Damsusay, roetsi U.N. troope and to dismon. The American Legion Auxiliary supposed to break his dive with for equal employment for Ne­ ts n ^ President Mtrfse tie the ejqploatvas they hod planted will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at iiorins photo claimants are in error in naming his outstretched hands and then ricade. sergeant; W o m sU Graves, W A S H A M L I JlBOMa K. Mendltto, oonatrucUon the gym teacher and board of ed­ tlavld Demera a t Ni Inner hostees: M n. WUlla P i n t o , groes and asked American Tshombe is scheduled to re­ in the refining plants of the Un­ HARTFORD~(AP) — Gov­ the Legion Home. Mrs. Ruth Hick- his shoulders, making sure his ion Mlnlare Company, along toe aHeetridan third (iaea, U.S. Navy, ox, hospitality chairman, will be Engaged ucation as agents of the town. head is tucked down. formerly o f Mancheater, teal outer hoatess; Mn. Augusta Bou* IN T IR S T A n dtiaena to quit unfair dis- turn to Kolwezi Sstnrdsy tb ernor Dempsey will present With Ransom Goods aon o f Mr. and Mrs. Eldward Men- They are agents of the state board There were about three mats, that the barricade was at letto, fraternal welfan supervis­ try to prevent destruction of Ug hydroelectric dam and under his budget message to the ditto, 88 School St., Is serving as^sted by Mrs. Noella Fuller and The engagement of Miss Blaine four feet high. or; Mn. Oglon Whits, captain of AQUA SHADE! criminations. bridges. Mrs. Mary Dannaher. Members of education, said the defense. each two inches thick and quilted, “ Itatuctanca to aeamC tke. |i»> the industrial installatfons legislature Feb. 16 without w ^ Mobile Conirtruction Bat- Zavarella to Richaird Fyler, both Henry James McCaffrey of rituallsUo guards; Mn. John Lov­ Tha Katongon leader told newsr are reminded to bring coupons for Etoally, the g(ym teacher and to cushion the fall, he said. > permitted to keep their uniforms Legislature and originally sched­ Chapman Court, Order of Am- Police Arrests Modeling, Hartford, and attended Vennart testified before Judge difficulty, said Vennart, the boys to bring In a niunber of concentration of tunny ever seen 72S Main SI- TaL MI 2.4SII1 O oi^ Premier flyrUle Adoula and Tshombe Will be allowed uled to be ready lost Dec. 16, was Morse College, Hartford. She is Prank Covello and a jury of sev- The boys dived over this about off South Africa massed off Cape m ary 1U19 o f tha NaUanal Aaaocla aald nhomlK' waa getting t o loat By J<»: MoOOWAN JR. manth, will meet tomorrow at 7:45 mats to show toe Jury during the tian fOv tba Advancamant of Ool- a personal bodyguard of gen confirmed today by Finance Com­ pjn. at the Masonic Temple. Offi- office manager at Pilot Co., Inc., enmen and five women that the 10 times and a third mat was afternoon session. Point, 40 miles from Cape Town. ohanoo to bring to breakaway dormerie. missioner George J. Oonkllng. Margaret E. Melley, 328 Fer­ East Hartford. o n i Weaflth .. ABOARD 'THE SHIRLEY oera will wear colored gowns. ramoanood that ha piovlnoe back Into the fold. The Tshombe-U.N. agreement, He estimated toe report wem’t LYKES EN ROUTE TO HA­ Theta will be refreshments after guson Rd., yesterday afternoon Mr. P^ler is a 1981 graduate of "W e know tha man,” Adoula os announced over Katanga Ra­ be mode until around March 1— Manchester High School and Is la North Oarrttna VANA (AP)—Steaming un­ a meeting. was stopped by police on Porter .G ood meU wMoh win aald in a apeech at LeopoldvUle. to , specified that: two weeks after the Governor pre­ St. and was charged with operat­ dairy manager at Grand Union " I t . la not .the tin t Imo that Tshombe will take all necessary sents his budget-tax document— der the Red Cross flag, the ul­ Supermarket, Manchester. Pinehurst Healthful have tniarton: to an The Polish Womens Alliance, ing ail unregistered motor vehicle, courage it of qualified Tahombe has declared himaeU measures to Insure that U.N. en­ and two and one-half months lat­ tramodern cargo liner Shirley (outdated inserUi.The case will A September wedding Is Choice meals begin with ready to renounce to ambltlona er than had been expected. Group 246. will meet Sunday at planned. Seedless Pink Indian River people d to raoa, and try "shall take place peacefully Lykes today steamed toward S pjn. at the Polish American be heard in Circuit Court 12, to urge ple to bapoma to found an Independent -rtate." with the cooperation of all con­ TTie delay Is due to. additional Cuba with 7,000 tons of ran- Chib, Clinton S t Manchester, Feb. 4. batter t r imploymant. U.N. troope were. reported cerned, including the gendarmerie material being gathered by pro­ Choice meats from VinefuuM GRAPEFRUIT 6 tor 49e “Tha thfia baa la.” Sanford already moving toward\ too and local authorities.'’ fessor Alfred G. Buehler, public fi­ some supplies for Prime Min­ Style Show Set laid, “ for Ami cltlaena to TahUombe R iver about 20 miles The United Notions will com nance expert at toe Wharton ister Fidel Castro. Pinehurst fine meats are a source of deep satisfaction . . . from give up « , to from KClweii, ready for the sig­ plete its peaceful entry Into Kol- School of Finance, Univenity of The ship is expected to dock In By GOP Women unfair dl nal to move, into the vital mining wesi by Jon .21. Pennsylvania. Havana at 2 p.m. the time you make your selection to the compliments after the The legislatiuv has approved meal. As you shop from an almost endless variety you experience . Pinehurst State Of Maine the Negro a Industrial area 80 mUes north* A Pan American World Alrwayz Plans for a spring fashion show decent Uvlag for .Wf iasg’ weat of BlUaabethvlUe. (Ckmtlnued on Page Eight) spending 325,000 for the report plane is expected to fly to the the pleasure of viewing a type of meat that is particularly beau­ which Is designed to show how toe were discussed yesterday at an to contribute to " ' Cuban capital with 10,000 pounds 85 East Center St. tiful. As you prepare it you note the extra close trim, the absence POTATOES 10 lbs. 39e for bimaeU w d Connecticut tax structure com­ of cargo and return with another executive committee meeting of of excess fat and bone. Complete satisfaction reaches a peak at the He conttnfid: ^^IW^Anerioan pares with other states in this load of Cuban-Americans. It is un­ At Summit St. the Women’s Republican Club at Negro waa ttMrt IK it/tovary one area. derstood the plane will await the the home of Mrs. Roger Bagley, table because here is where you discover you’ve serv^ a choice bimdred yeaiw. ngS. n t t o cen­ TTie report is also to show toe ships arrival before heading for • Impact on various segments of 66 Dale Rd. The show will be giv­ meal—with choice meat from Pinehurst., Baldiig Idaho PotatoM ...... 5 to. 49o tury he b u tnaoe much progreai^ Miami. WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL! educating to chUdren, building the economy of toe Connecticut en March 20 at the Manchester If you’re looking for custom cut meats, not cello wrapped, but sold The Shirley Lykes sailed from Country Club. churchea, entering Into toe com. tax setup. Although the document Port Everglades Thursday night Members of the Women’s Re­ the “ service way” ceme to Pinehurst. munity and civic life of the na­ is not required to include specific after loading 868 tons of supplies. publican Club will work with thie tion. recommendations to toe legisla­ This was added to cargo hatches SWEETHEART ROSES Republican Totwn Committee on ’ "Now la a time not merely to ture for altering the tax impact in bulging with 6,441 tons of food, plans for a Lincoln’s Day dinner, PINEHURST look bock to fnedom, but forward various areas, some believe It will, by indirection, point to areas drugs and medicine loaded at Bal­ Feb. 13 at the Manchester Coun­ LEAN GROUND to tha fulfillment of ita meaning," timore. try Oluib, it was announced at the Save on This Bargain Buy Featuring Pinehurst the governor aald. "Deopite graiC where tax changes might prove QusUty Plump, beneficial. The arrival of the freighter meeting. CHUCK lb. 79c brings the value of the cargo de­ A trip to the State Legislature White Meat (Ooatiaiied on Page Bight) livered to Castro to about one-third in April was also discussed. Farm Fresh^ Tender Whole or Cutup Paintera Picket A game of checkers helps pass the 'time for these unemployed seamen—idled by the 27-day-old strike of the $53 million promised him 3 lbs. 2.25 CHICKEN NEW HAVEN (AP)—Members of longshoremen—In the hiring hall of the National Maritime Union in New York. At the checker­ for release of the Bay of Pigs In­ President Holds a t toe New Haven Painten board are Roko Franicevic, left, formerly on the American Farmer, and John Szczurks, formerly on vaders. The freighter African Pi­ NOTICE Union, Local 186, picketed the the African Sun. Some 6,000 seamen are idled in the port of New York. (AP Photofax). lot delivered 8,600 tons of ranson BREASTS main post office building today to ______?>------—— goods to Ckiba soon after Christmas- NEW MODEL LAUNDRY NOW Notice Broad Discussion Knuckle Bones protest toe use of out-of-rtate She returned to Florida with MB I ___ f L l FRYING painten for renovation work In relatives of liberated prisoners. OPERATING UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP WE HAVE DAILY For Soup lb. 15c ft) With Atomic Unit toe structure. Meeting Stirs The Lykes is scheduled to sofl They said that local painters for New Orleans after imloading. We wiU now give you better service on laundry and dry WA8IHNGTQN. j[AP)-r-Preali|^ Should have been given the con­ Morse Optimistic, DELIVERY TO THE Home Style Sausage Fear of Axis A question mrtk hung over the denning. Keimedy and the Senats-HOiise tract inatecul o f the General Paint­ possibility that she would be per­ CHICKENS ing Co., of Somerville, Mass. mitted to take to the United Meat lb. 59c Cbnuntttsa on Atomlo Energy hod WE SPECIALIZE ON SHIRTS Port office officials said the States a new group of invader BOLTON CHICKEN "a very panoramic and broitd’ Somerville f^m submitted the low- Dock Talks Resume By Bonn, Paris relatives, as refugees were hauled Suet For The Birds dlacussioin" today of North from Havana in the African Id­ FOR PICKUP AND DELIVERY CALL Outstanding poultry tic Traaty Organlaation k Oar art^ bid. 1 lb. 10c value In plump 3 lb. LEGS An AP Newt Analysts iots cargo decks. AREA problems and relotibna wttn -Brlt- NEW YORK (AP)—Sen. Wayne»>resentatives of the striking AFL.- By JOHN" WEYLAND M l 3.2421 or M l 3-2422 average tender young am and Franea. irsiten y Giaimo in Pott fryers . . . Make sure . WaK- Mofse, D-Ore., chairman of the CIO International Longshoremen’s Bonn, Germany (AP) — The lb Sen. John O. POators, D -R .l. tag to talk wNk um at Kii tettlay oa ha atopi>ed WABHINOTON (AP) — Rep. presidential board seeking to set- Association (ILA) and the New Chicken Soup Necks this fine bargain buy the committee chairman, gave meeting of Chancellor Konrad Is on your shopping ft 49^ oyar on tK)p fpflm to M AP photqfOx). Robert N. Oiolmo, D-Conn., haa tie the. Atlantic and Gulf Coasts York Shipping Association, which Adenauer and President Charles NEW MODEL LAUNDRY LENOX 4 lbs. 25c that description of the SO-mututo won a place on the House Appro­ Ustl talk. He sold no declalona ware dock strike, says he is still very represents 145 shipping and steve- De Gaulle next week to sign an 78 SUMMIT STREET priations committee in the new optimistic after the board’s first doring companies. agreement on closer French-West Bulletins reached at the confarence. Congress and Rep. Torbert H. JULIUS E. KUPFERSCHMID, Prop. PHARMACY Kennedy did not ask the com­ day of mediation. Over the years, contract terms German relations is expected to Culled from AP Wires MahDonald, D-Masa., has moved Morse also told newsmen Thurs­ reached here by the ILA and the stimulate fears of a Paris-Bonn 299 E. CENTER ST. mittee to take any particular ac­ Jeering Reds Halt Talk to the government operations com­ OPEN 7:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. PINEHURST FROZEN FOODS tion of prepare any recommenda- day night: employer association have tradi­ axis. mittee. "I think there has been prog­ tionally set a pattern .lor settle­ France and West Germany, TEL. Ml 9-0896 Serve Shurfine Aspairagus ’Dps or Green Peas with tiono, Postore added. The Democrats’ new committee ments in other ports. HARTFORD RANK ROBBED DAILY— MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY He sold the session—-the first ress In that the issues have been their old enmities officially dead, SHURPINE GOLDEN ypur chicken dinner. oartgnments were approved by the clarified to the satisfaction of the Wages are a major issue in the arc seen as joining forces to dom­ HARTFORD (AP)—An arm­ P e p p s b x d o e Fa b m 1 which the Preaidant aver hod By Delegate of Chinese House yesterday. ed man held up the Mechanics with the fuU committee—Initiated board and thp board has made strike. The ILA-.is seeking a pack­ inate Western Europe. Despite re­ SAVE 8c ON suggestions.” age of 60 cents an hour, including peated official denials, politicians Savings Bank branch at Partr SWEET CORN Hfrb-StosonfiJ a series of meetings which toe (Continued on Page Eight) Morse had said earlier: "What 26 cents in wages, over two years. St. and Lnwreace St. ehortiy President Intends to have wlto BERLIN lAP)—Jeerii^, shout­ ^llned the control Khrushchev haa and newspapers in other Euro­ Cream Style ASPARAGUS TIPS 45c we offer to the parties is their The employes have offered a pean capitals have been express­ before 2:30 today, getting away the cot^essionsil j^dup. ing Communists holt^ a speech exerted over the European Com­ package of 22 cents an hour over with about $2,000. PoUce said STUFFING The Senate Republican leader, munist parties in support of his last opportunity to settle their dis­ ing such fears increasingly. 2 for 89e R ^ C ^ e s e delegate Wu Hsiu* pute before the President reports two years. The prestrike basic the man, about 26-28 yeen eld, Everett M. Dirksen 6 t Illinois, 4 chuan at. toe East Geman party Itae that communism must be to Congress.” wage was $3.02 an hour. The situation takes on new ur­ carried the mcmey away In • committee member, told news, congress today after wu made a spread by means short of sJl-out Truman Well gency because Europe apparently President Kennedy, who ap­ brown bag. He was described sis 303 SHURFINE PEAS ...... 2 for 41c men tha discussion Involved “the veiled attack on Soviet Premier war. is at the crossroads. De Gaulle wtalte, a b w t 160 pounda, abort CANS .00 Nassau agreement and relations Khrushchev’s coexistence policies. It Is Khrushchev's caution In a pointed the threerman mediation Transit Suit Filed wants to go one way, keeping Qhoksi&L Tyisiatdu 9 n , J o w / l ! \ kBith After Surgery board Wednesday, sisked Morse to brown hair, wearing a green I 4 Servings with France and Britain.” Postore Wu was shouted down after 80 world commanded by nuclear PHILADELPHIA (AP)—The Britain out of the Common Mark­ plaid Jacket, no bat. Something New described the subjects Involved minutes. weapons which has brought down report back to him no later than city today asked Common Pleas et and avoiding dependence on the It’s the new Swanaon 'TV Brand 8 Course io •a "j^U col security and other Khrushchev was not present to scorn on his head from the Chi­ » receiver to United States. The other way, hear Wu assail "re'vlslonists erf the nese Reds, who maintain that in F o r Hernia strike of 60,000 dockers—now nun GLBMSON FLANS FIGHT Dinner . . . available in three varieties, all Ite 27th day-was "doing intolera. strikebound Phila- generally preferred outside OLEMSON, 8. C. (AP) — mi International nuclear policy. In Tito clique’’-^the Chinese Commu­ Cuba he bowed to an American delphia Transportation Co. and re­ France, would expand the Com­ family favorites at 89c each. which the committee would have nist way of criticizing Soviet lead­ paper ttoer. ta66 yyxyyx Truman lead Ja 18 ble injury to the national wel­ Olemson OoUege haa amounoed QUALITY FOODS . . . BUDGET VALUES. . . fare.” store it to operation. mon Market to promote European plans for a last-ditch legal at~. Take, for example, the Swanson 8 Course on important voice, has moved to ership. Paul Venter, first secretary of KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)—For- In filing the equity action, unity and support U.S. leadership. TH INK O F IT . . . Turkey Dinner. First course: tasty.Camp­ the forefront since Kennedy lost Snubbing toe Red Chinese, the Cktmmunist party, mer President Harry S. Truman Morse's board is empowered to fort to prevent Harvey Gantt and chairman at today’s sessioi) underwent surgery for a hernia bring about a strike settlement! deputy city solicl- Sunday, Adenauer is to fly to from being the first Negro to at­ ■Wonderful creamy tender corn at 12%c can, in 8 can lots; Farm Fresh 3'/2 Lb. month offered Poloria .mlaalles, Khrushchev spent the morning at Paris to bind West Germany bell’s Tomato Rice Soup, hot and hearty. minus warheads, to Britain and, on Bast Berlin television factory. rebuked the frozen-faced Chinese today. through mediation, or to recom 11”*"' court the city seeks tend an ^ -w h lte pubUo sohort and farm fresh 3 lb. Pinehurst chickens for only 96c each. Second course: tender, juicy slices of turkey, ROASTING CHICKENS A spokesman for Research Hospi­ mend a settlement formula. If protect its $200-milllon Invest- closer to France in foreign affairs, in this state. But at the sanrn No limit On either . . . buy chickens for your freezer . . . BYance provided they supplied Throughout Wu’s speech tile delegate for assailing fraternal ment in the transit firm WHOLE BEEF carved only from meaty breasts and thighs. Ib. 39c warheads and submarine launch- 2,500 delegates and guests from 701 Communist parties and guest del- tal described the surgery as “a the board’s efforts fall, the Presi­ defense and cultural matters. time, college housing offlciala Com for your pantry shelf. egates routine eratlon for hernia re­ dent is expected to put the dead­ The city owns the Broad Street Terms of the agreement, disclosed Thursday the room No extra charge for cutting chickens. Same low price whol* Plus the traditonal trimmings . . . delicately tag platforms. Communists parties stamped their The proposal was ^ a feet, shouted and whistled to show Such attacks, Verner said, a n pair." lock up to Congress. This would subway, Market-Frankford sub­ worked out after De Gaulle’s tri­ they have decided to assign the or cut. 1 a t way-elevated train service and 270 seasoned white-and-wheat-bread dressing, their disapproval. Incompatible with relations which 'Hte rupture waa reported o n the raise the possibility of speedy umphant tour of West Germany Charleston Negro if hto admis­ Pork’s In Season and We Have Plenty Of fluffy whipped potatoes, tender green peas. Freshly Frozen New Crop (Coatfaiied on Fog* Eigbt) This performance clearly under should exist .between Mandst-Len- passage/ of legislation to end the new stainless steel cars. It leases last September, have been kept sion becomes a reality. TENDERLOINS right side of the abdomen. Tru* the properties to the PTC. Pero’s Apples Third course: sweet 'n spicy apple crisp . . . inist parties. man, 78, went into surgery shortly strike which has tied up shipping secret. They are expected to be Native or Lend O'Lakes He told Wu to stop such tactics in ports from Maine to Texa.s. The Transport Workers Union revealed either during the chan­ FROZEN CUBED perfect dessert for a delightful meal! before 8 a.m. and was taken to BRITISH MOVE IN CHINA SWEET LEFE CELLO PACK TURKEYS Several times Wu was stopped the recovery room at 9:66 a.m. After separate meetings with struck the PTC at 12:01 a.m. cellor’s three days in Paris or LAMBKIN FACIAL TISSUES Tue.sday closing down major mass soon after. HONG KONG (AP)—Armed by shouts of ‘‘Pful’’—a favorite The hospital said there were no both sides Thursday, Morse re­ British prtice and ptolnclothea- TURKEY — FRIED CHICKEN — In small sizes 49c ib. German Jeer. cessed the talks overnight. public transportation in this city Adenauer resents the use of the VEAL CUTLETS l. 79e BACON Lb. 200 . . . two ply 8% by complications in connection vrlth men moved Into the walled city 69c 9 Inches Dovalette LARGE SALISBURY STEAK Nike-X Would Destroy But he struggled on until the the operation and that the former He said the board would hold .00 separate meetings today with rep- (Continued on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Ten) of Kowloon today, foUowtog a quality sheets. BOXES end of half an hour, then he prMident was In a satisfactoiy claim by Red China a t sov­ THERE’S NOTHING QUITE AS DELICIOUS AS HIGHLAND PARK’S SPECIAL M.END ArmoQr'i Stuffed stopped, with his words hardly condition. heard. Only a few delegates ereignty over the smoU vlee-iM- Ready to Bake Truman was expected to re­ deii enclave In this British ctowa MEAT LOAF M IX of Pork, Veal or Beef Lb. 79c Pinehurst sale o* Marble, White, Lemon, Yellow or DevO Save 25c on each new Swanson MissHos Near Ground clapped as he finished. main in the recovery room until Pood. Since the opening of the party iMilony on the China ooest. The TURKEYS 3 p.m. walled city is an 11-eon dto- U. S. NO. 1 39c DUNCAN HINES LAYER CAKE MIXES 3 Course IKnner You Try cobgress on Tuesday, Wu has had Mrs. Truman arrived at ihe FANCY, CALIF. BED EMPEROR Special at 59c Ib. nasD I. HomiAN fproved radar, a swifter missile to listen to marathon speeches ^Television Station ’ Great Success triot ^within the Kowioon aren (Limit 76c Per Family) MtUtory Affotars Writer and better electronic components. hospital early this morning and of the Chinese mainland. No n highlighted by attacks on his waited In the president's room ONIONS Here’s all you do: WASHINGTON (AP) — The They eotd it would substantially InoidentB were reported. 3u,. 19e GRAPES 2 u« 29e new Nike-X antinUaaUe syatem, Increase the effectivmeas of the during the operation. MECHANICVILLE, N.Y. (AP) 3 for 89‘ • Buy one, two, or three new Swanson 3 Course (Continued on Page Seven) Although there were no previous Butterball 18 to 20 Lb. mentioned tersely in President Zeua system. —A "television station” that plans GALE KILLS CROWD NABISCO SWISS and HAM CRACKERS...... oe. 89c Dinnen ' Kennedy’s budget meaaoge, would reports about the former presi­ eSend your name and address and the Swan­ TURKEYS, Ib. 42c Top defense officials, who have dent having a hernia, physicians its programs exclusively for the SEOUL, Korea (A P )—A coast­ give the United States a one-two been skeptics’, that the Zeus would al terry with an estimated M to son blue triangle with the w ot^ "8 Course punch to biurl at oncoming enemy Brandt Invitation said they had known about it for six-year-old level has proved a be equal to the Job envisioned for rome time and had decided this 100 Koreeutj aboard capsized to SHURFINE PEARS Dinner" from the front panel of one, two hydrogen warheads. It, ore not yet ready to turn op- rousing success. It should—It’s op­ or three new Swanson 8 Course Dinner SW O R D F ISH was a good time to have it cor­ a gale off Korea’s southwest Tha Nlke-Zeua, under develop­ tlmtotio. They aald it remains to To USSR Premier rected. , erated by tix-year-dlds. coast today, one man was re­ packages to ment for more than six yean, is Halves In Heavy Syrup 3 COURSE DINNERS, P. O. Box 58-C, FRESH OYSTERS be seen whether the improve­ Truman entered the hospital The "station” , wUch has a self- ported rescued. National police Mt. Vernon 10, N. T. designed to Intercept the hostile ments and the meshing in of the Hot Political Issue Monday for what was then de­ said the terry, the Si-ton Yun-Ho, HADDOCK and warhaoda beyond the atmoaidiato. assigned frequency and a “ what” went down wMle making the 18- a Swanaon will send you 26c for each new 8 Nlke-X would Justify starting pro­ scribed 08 his annual physical FLOUNDER FILLETS The very much farter Nike-X duction. check-up. He spent Monday morn­ power of 30 children, is in Marie mile run from the pert si Course Dinner 3rou try—martmum refimd BERUN (AP) — Nikita Khrush C. Browne’s fint-grade classroom Helnam to Mokpo and that alae 76c. lim it—one refund per family. Offer would destroy such waibsada The ’Army to restricted in what cbev’s invitation to Mayor Willy ing at hto office at the Truman 303 penerating Inalde the atmosphere, It con asy about the Nike-X proj- Brandt to talk with him has given Library in nearby Independence, In MechontcvUIe Elementary bodies were recovered. expires March 31,1963. relatively close to the ground. School No. 1: CANS COUNTRY STYLE ent, but from competent sources West Berlin's dull city election Mo., and appeared In good spirits EXTRA FANCY FRUITS... Since tha Nlke-X atlU to in the it was learned tl)e experts ore campaign a lively Issue. Both when he walked into the hospital. Mrs. Browne, who has been DESEGREGATION ASKED LARGE FAMILY PACKAGES SPARERIBS 39e Ib. drawtag board stage. It appeon thinking qf straying a mixture of Brandt's Socialists and the oppo­ Truman’s gall bladder and ap­ teaching fint-graders for 17 WASHINOTON (AP) — Hie likely this new oriantatfon In Pen­ Zeus and Nike-X rockets In mls- Justice Department asked the NEW ON-COR FAMILY PACK sition Christian Democrats are pendix were remov'ed in 1964 alter years, told a rep orter: tagon thinking on mtoaUe defonae ■Oe defense batteries. going to try to moke political cap­ he became ill while attending an “The microphones and news courts today to desenregsto GRAVY and SUCED BEEF 1.99 Family Sized Party wUl delay any oombat-reody eya- Tha Zeua already to one of this ital out rt It. outdoor theater. He was hospital­ desk are a gtomlck. They help public schools in federally im­ B*I*G 4 for *1.00 S*A«L*E SHURFINE PEARS. NO. 2 '/a C A N S tem until tha latter port a t this country’s fortert rockets, vdevelop- Khrushchev also generated a ized for three weeks because of pacted areas in four eountiea to 8 t o . 4 ounces. Makes 10 to 12 open faced aand* ROMAN PIZZA PIE 68e decade. If not louer. the chUdren talk and that's what Alabama, Mtottoslppi and Lev- • SUCBD ELBEBTA PEACHES tag 460,000 pounds of thrust in ita poUtical storm in the Western hyiMnensitivity to eome postoper­ the program Is designed to do— • HALVES ELBERTA PEACHES LARGE W I T H 3 '/t CUPFULS O R 7 P O R T IO N S wldiea. ^ Roman Pizza Pie Kennedy asked Oongreae for first stage. The Nike-X rocket, half of the di'vlded city with his ative drugs. Isiana. Atty. Gen. Bebert F. $826 million to push development improve their •'bility to put Kennedy said snlta tavotvedi • 8UCED BARTLETT PEARS 303 C A N 2 cans 69e 4 small in pkg. 49c called Sprint, to even faster. invitation to Mayor Willy Branjdt thoughts toto woiws.’’ • HALVES BARTLETT PEARS ON-COR FROZEN of toe Itike-Zeua, which already The s k u a to designed to meet of Wert Berlin to visit him In Madison County, Ala.^ and tba • 8 0 U D PACK OALHXIRNIA ’FfNUATOES lias tetercepted three target war­ enemy mtoallea above 100 mUes Eort Berlin. GaUakell Im proved Each morning four newscasters Redstone Arsenal; Mobile CouB- • WHaLE PEELED APRICOTS M IX or OPEN THURS. and FRI. ULL 9PJ». BEEF CHOPPER SGEY 1.49 Try Shurifliie Broccoli Spean» heads In taats over the Footfio, out on the ownword curve of Brandt turned down the Invita­ LONDON (A P )—Some improve­ and a weatherca°ter arp -'ected ty, Ala., and Brookley Alf « roUTT COCKTAIL and to atari work on tin advanced their long parabolic Journey. Some ment in the condition of British for the trtevtolon s'- s only Force Base; Harrtoen Oovaty* MATCH 2H Ib. |fi{g.—5 to T Sarriags Lfaha Beans or Cauliflower. tion" with great regret” tmder Laboir party leader Hugh Goitskell Miss., and Kessler AJr Fen* aysteitt. orltlea bavs questioned, whether pressun from the Christian Dem- program. Subjects l. cd range The Praaident atoo requeeted its radar could dtocrimlnate be­ was reported today after treat­ from world news to "Who pushed Bsse;; and Bossier Faitoh. I** o e n ts . Junior portnen with hto ment vnth on artificial kidney. Bariesdale Air Fores Bass. SPECIAL CASE PRICE of $5J0 PER 24 CANS! HOO mlUion for other uneperifled tween decoys and actual war­ Socloltote in the coalition govern­ Susie into the znow.’’ anttmtoallc reaearch projects re­ heads. They also have indicated However, the bulletin sold Galt- "Some of the children are real PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. ment of Wert Berlin. akell’s tabort was showing signs of lated to the Zaua. hams," she eaid. JFK TO VlBiT EUROini doubt that It could cope with a In the ‘ cdrajMdgn for next weakness and he was still "dan­ In Pinehimt’a frfifihmNby-far eoolde department you will find Manoheater*! largefit afifiortment of PyiperMie The meaaage provided no am- saturation attaol^ by many «n«ny month’s election of a city parlia­ The ehlldren make their own WASHINGTON (AF)—FriMl- iJIftnrtlon. . hut dafanae offlclato gerously lU.” dsst KewBsdy wUI mafes m Ito farm eoolde , ment, Brandt to expeettod to ar­ A m ^ c a l buUetin this morning mlcroplsimea. Some around-the- ISTOP] ■aid ttw myatertaur aotindtag Tha WksOC, bsoausa a t its g n a t gue that the Ghrtotion Democrata from Middlesex Hoqdtal sold: neck".. mterophones are made fsm al ifsridaf visit 'to Wtot HIGHLAND PARK MARKET .SHOmNO. MkaX would oomplemant tha ■po«d. could streak to thf attack toredd hiui to forego • chonee to "Mb. GoltakeU was treated with from thread apools. OsniMUur alter vtoittaf J W f New Sunshine Date and Nut C o o^ ^ s 49c Eeua which they ai^ has boan after tbs enemy watfaaad onten naoke It oarter for Wert BerUnen on arUflotol kidney during the The firrt'graders have dubbed tatsirttito Ftor, toe W s W i m t e , National Biscuit's Chaco Fudge SandWich radically redeaignad aSd greatly aaBsaasad today. la liiM Ulghland St., Manchester; Also Bloomfield, Conn. the atinonhera. This. Its backers to vtoit relatives gnd friends in night. This ’treatment haa led to the etation WFSO, Channel 2, First-gradera in Meohanicavllle Elementary School No. 1 leom Phone MI 3-4278 Keebler'i Penguin Fudge Cookies ^- . . . 49e and Or«o Coeklas scam fa ba oh fvary iho|>- fc^||rtnred hi many reqieeta. ■ay. would slmpUfy ths interea^ Boat Berlin. some improvement but the full which etonds or First Grade to expreee themselvea by pretending to openite a televtoion sta­ oad O s i ^ g y trtM ba E m saljj. was described by thoae baeauso decoy devtoM would The Christian Demoorota argued ettset eonnot he aeeeesed yet. School One. "They chose Channel tion in their cdassioom. Announcer Frank Vitale, 6, to at right. by Ksnedy taeita end New Cbirry Jubilee ...... 49e a bag ping Rtf...... la a later Maenatieii a t t • ' l iC • 2 heciMtae vw’re en the second Marie Timmecman (standing), 6, adjusts aeoic mioroiflione to gtve fiooTt” Min. Browne eold. weetbir sepoit. (AlP Ptaotodax). I

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