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fRUSSOAY. MAY lA 1M4 T rfr WrolTYi-BIOHT t i '» ' 'V w .p 4lmtrj^onEt»r . 1 A nrt^ Daily Net PremK«i Tha Nutnoggar Ctamara dub a( giilB h atwaan For toe Wmk 3 X will hold an appla bloaaflpi ffs- IS yaafa ad ago who wWi May e, 19M About Town tival Sunday, mtn or ahiM sotthalf wmiM Sat- Mambara win laava RtUtop fram.lO njn. to noon add World W»r 1 Burmeka u d Houaa, Bast. Hartford, at 1 pjn. 1 to t.njn. at Memorial Auxiliary wU inMt Sunday at and return tbara at • for a FMd of Mandhootar Rlah American Furniture 13,974 3 p.m. at tlM v r w Poat Hama, buffet i' ■ ' SdiooL Raglattatiun wnTHM «r tha Audit ■lootkia o< daiacataa to tiM held again on May 31, same at Owwlattaa ^ t a convantlon in Bridcaport Joeoph Stahhntas, aon of Mr. tima aad plaoo. W orkshop wUl bo halA Mambara aro . ro> andM ra. Joseph W. Stanlunaa, Mmdmter^ACUyofrWmgeChn mindad of tha cup aucstion to ba 74 PijntonUi L4un, waa raconUy Mbnehootar Orange will spon- held aftar tha meattaic. iSiUatad Into Tau Bata PI, a na- aor a teblic mlUta^ wMai and ANTIQUE and MODERN FURNITURE ▼OL. LXXXm, NO. IM (TWENTT-FOUS PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) Uonal honorary s o ^ ty for aU aatbaek card party at • pjn. to­ M A N C R l^E lt, ODNN., FRIDAT, MAY 16, 1964 PRICE EEVIN m m Tha Maa’a Laagua of tha Sal­ ongtnoortng majors, at tho Uni- morrow at Odd Fbllows Hall, vation Army will moat at 7:30 voralty of Connaetleut whore ho ttokata will ba ayailabla at tha Rspsirsd snd Rsftniihsd tomorrow at tha church. la a Junior. Brig. Vamon Poat of Now Lon­ Frss sstlmatsf givss on work. Chapman Court Order of Tho ,drfli team af John Mather British Find 2 Troopers Events don will apoak on tho "Art of Good Photography." Rafroah- Amaranth, will moat at 7:45 Chapter, Order of DaMolay, will Ssfisfsction Gusrantood menta will ba aarved aftor tho t.m. tomorrow at tha Maaonic pteusUca a t 7 tonight at tjM Ma­ mooting. I 'bmple at which time thare.artn sonic Temple for the i ^ e d be the annual memorial aoHice. Foroaa Day parade Saturday. In State. Red Ambush Smashes Officers are reminded to attend CAU C. GRILLI—M3-9741 Mutilated by Rebel Tribe ThoTo Will be a aorvice at 7:80 the rehearsal at,.7. ' Aftar tha niare wlU be no Jimlor choir tonight at tho Salvation Army. meeting refraaBments will be rMiaaraal at Second Oongrega- ADEN (AP) — The re -t'^ m im as the New Unit Asked Dmm Kakaclw Jiadith Pick Mrs. Florence Stevenson will served by. Mrs. Anna Robb and tional Church on Saturdays un­ i ^ W letfaethcMtrolohaivedeiiight that the Middle Beat la devoUonal loader. her oparmittao. til June g. ^ n s of two British sol- ahouMer to ehouMar and broke ready to arupt into war. But be srs whose heads were through a ring of tribeamen. satd his government had no In­ In Plan to Curii R hm n Juniors Delegates to Girls State The rest of me patrol escaped. tention of intervening in the Viet Column, 51 Killed hacked off by rebel tribes­ An IntelUgence report mid the a ttw le between Yemen'e re- men are being buried in Mvared hesde were burled Juat Double - Dealings ^borougfa, has been a member of pubUcan and royalist facUons: Three Jnlora at Rham Highland Mna Joeeph Buiha of Am-< Aden today with full mlU- acroae the Yemen border in Douglae-Hcme aittd Britain's Seheol In HebrMi have been atng force smashed a gov­ W. H. DIGLAND of the Pep Club quid'a member Rrittah Commonwmlth Secre­ gation which brought about the ernment relief cc4umn in of the Junlor-Banlor Prom Com­ tary Duncan Sandys told the arrest of five emplojres of the one of the bloodiest am­ mittee. S ^ is A high honors stu­ House of Commons another 800 i ^ t s of way division on LUMKR CO. . dent anp-Haa been inducted into to 1,000 aoldiera ere being flown bushes of the year. Carnage Mouse Record Vote Seen, charges of wrongdoings. From dug-ln pnritions, the “At toe Greini’’ «4S-«M1 th^'N ational Honor Society, to Aden to beck up the hetallion n is being sponsored by the Beauty Salon fighting the Inamxents In the TTis proposed review m>ard Viet Ckmg o j^ e d up with heavy others dub, Garden dUb and Radfan Mountains. would examine reported con- weapon and automatic rifle fir* 625 Main Street 4fllot-of-int*rest oases and de- that killed 61 government the Regional District 8 Insur­ • Open Mondays • Xh Yemen a royaUat radio eta- temine whether charges are ance Agents. Polls Favor Lodgi tton broadcast a wwning that troops. Another 80, including an American Rango* officer, were Mlaa Pick, daugHter of Mf. Tel. 643-0695 "no Egyptian prisoner wUl be left aUve” unlpm Bgypttan The committee is expected to wounded In the engagement on and Mrs. Addison Pick of Mari- suggest general oonfUct-of-ln- Thursday 33 mUss north of Sai­ PORTLAND, Ore. (AP)—Ore-<$wlio did his own campaigning— ‘ ''(Oek Pag* T ta) terest guide Unas for passage gon. free-for-aU—ai I eyed the last-minute polls and by the 1986 legislature. T«i soldiers were reported presidential primary elecUon declared: "Mr. Lodge ie the There is no central group missing. iHth six candidatsa and one man to stop In Oregon. I would now which can look into con- "Ws make the same mistakes ealnpalgner—la being settled to- be very happy to make substan­ fUct-of-interest mattws. Each aU the time,” a frustrated my- tial gains.” Poverty Hit depstfetment acts on its own. American adviser cemmented. Bleotion officials forecast a B ^ te e n convention delegates State'r-Atty. John D. La- There Is sn average of one record OOP turnout of about are at stake. Belle, in a report to the gov­ major Viet Cong ambuSh every 360,000 voterit Rockefeller sdtd a powerful On Property ernor last MoKh on his High­ week. American' advisers are And public opinion pollsters showing In Oregon would hdlp way D e p a r t m e n t prbbe, concentrating much ot their ef­ predicted more of them would his cauBT fS Ckillfomla's June 3 strongly urged legislation deal­ fort on making the Vietnameee vote for Henry Cabot Lodge primary, with no write-in votes Of Ladybird ing with conflict - of - interest ambush-conscious. than for any of the other five permitted. abuses. The Viet Cong laid their tn ^ oontendcrs. "The results in one state in- WA8HINOTON (AP) — Two Gov. Dempsey said today that in traditional style by attacking But their elecUon-eve mm- Huence the people in another Republican congressman report after he receives and studies three outpoets, the district town the committee’s retort, be will pUngs lo c a te d the Lodge lead state and that is what happened "deplorable poverty"' enumg of Tan Uyen and a etrat^e was tapbring off from the wide •R®*' ^ R®*' Hampehlre prl make it available to tbe press. hamlet before-dawn. margin they had forecaet ear-' niary,” he Said. tenants .on Alabama farmland The report then goes to the Radio reports from Tan Uyen, tter. Rockefeller said it will take owned by MJe, .Idmdon B. John- State Leglelattve Council, re­ Members of the Connecticut Circuit of the Associated Press chat with Pulitzer 25 miles north of Saigon, alert­ Betty Hartford Pleat Printed In the face of those predic­ "a massive effort to break >on. The rejstodar from an aide search arm of the (3cneial As­ ^ze-winm ng reporter Malcolm Browne at New Haven meetinir last ntohf ed authorities. A reUef force tions, the Lodge campaign through” and beat Goldwater In to the F ir* Lady is that they sembly which wUI (Jecide what are permitted to stay at their Irft, CharlM T. McQuwney ot the New HeveTl^i,^* RW,; beaded up the road. forces stepped up their tele- (^ifom ia. Unless be does, Rock- to recommend to the 1966 legia- The Viet Cong had apparent-. efeUer added, Goldwater .will be own requett despite other plans lature. wfotofix)"”” Theodore Yudaln, Stamford Advocato. (AP 'Dacron and Cotton Voiles oe and persoq-to-peraon bid for use of tha property. '* ly moved in alongaide the rotri the vloU^ they to cou­ bard to stop at the RepiiUlcen _ R is understood the report will Wednesday night. Reports of the ple with lbs abaentec ambasaa-Nattmial Convention. Reps. Dave Martin of Nebras-' deal only lightly on the touchy r tat and M. G. Syndsr of Ken­ ambush are still sketchy, but Fresh delightful prints prettied with lots of tucks and pleats, styled aor’s wrlte-tn triumph In NewThe .California contest cairiaa subject of conflict of inttfrest apparently the Viet Cong per­ Itonipsblr* two months ago. tucky opened the exchange at by legislators — leaving that by Betty Hartford with cooly scooped necklines, no sleeves or little 86 convention votes. Goldwater a news conference Thursday, mitted ixurt of the convoy to New Yoek Gov, Nelson A, figures with them he would IMSS and then opened up. sleeves w d a marvelous way of going everywhere. Rocktogei^—the -eniy^eandldate Probe Bid Other government units were And they’re a completely carefree blend of rvrv votes It will take to win- ththe e[o ^ e s tto n a l C ttm pidS^c3to - Thw;~ Rg^iatore, over the rushed to the region but repott­ Dacrmi(R) poleyester and cotton voile that’s ^ Q Q nowtnatten. y«toi.^haa bant aaneltlve on ed no contact with the Viet Rockefeller flew to Washing­ ceafendlng that fhe Cong. Martin and Snyder, both m>- behaviour of. its "members is DEPENDABLE! air-light, a breeze to wash, never needs ironing * M^allace ton for an intelligenos briefing ponente of the Jonnson antipov­ V iet I s s u e s A Viet Cong company with by Johnson admlnlstratton offi­ 9toto honorable and that Upt^OOt* heavy mortars attadeed tw* and,' every pleat ie in to stay! 12-20, u y^ -2 2 i^ . cials after telling a newk confer­ erty bill, suggeetod tho Preel- strong athies ntMUTM i DEPENDABLE is ths ward for D«d in this family I ^ t ought to follow the llGGdGd. outootts in the Tan Lap stra­ Says Cbeeks ence his month-long Oregon Chrletlan admonition "put your NEW HAVEN (AP)—Henry tegic hamlet near TAy Nlnh and That’s because he looks ahead, plans ahead and eavea campaign shows the kind of WASHINGTON (AP) — A Re-<^ratto senatom. Voting' against ahead at Manchester’s oldest flnsneial instltuttoo .... bouse In order" -b ^ r* prearii- esabot Lodge is “more than Juat the frightened population of the race be would run If he won the tog bis antipoverty doctrine. Dismiss Zaiman Suit an ambassador," M a l-e o 1 m publican, move to reopen and tabling motion were M Re­ hamlet fled. the dependable institotion, now |n its 7 ^ d year. Small, iHany nomination. Bllsabeth Cku^tor, staff expand the Bobby Baker inves- publicans and 9 Democrats. "I don’t think that airy Repub­ NEW HAVBN (AP) — A Browne told a Connecticut .. - * epoka director for Mrs. Johnson, dis- ilwss-Judgo fMoral oourt has newspaper group last night. tlgatton threw the Senate into The committee's Investigatton said 100 of these civULuis Were MONTGOMBRY, Ala. (AP)— lican, and I don't oim rriio he cussing.tbe criticism with ts- in which President Jriuison’e rounded up and taken across to, to going to win in November agreed to dtomies the Connecti­ "Ha is more of e deputy prtme turmoil before It waa defeated JUST SAY “CHARGE U PLEASE” Cecil Jacluon dumped the 386 wrters, said Mrs. Johnaoa Mm cut eongraestonal rediatrictiar minister." by e 42-88 vote. name figured, was launched aft­ the Cambodian border. They 'f t -ft with the kind of campaigning been putting the property into er Baker had resigned under letters onto the conference ta­ that’s been going oir in tiS suit Brownie, who won the Pulit- The short, snippy election- 17 timber for a better' profit as A. hearing on the action had fire last Oct. 7 from his $19,800- (See Page Ten) ble and aald: "This Is' how the state by absentee representa­ became vacant. > r. prise this year for his re­ year set-to Thursday waa one of a-year'post as secretary to the vS AVIMGS • OPEN Thursday till 9:00 vemor Is financing his cam- tion," he said. > been sobtttalad tor today. But porting from South tfiet Nam, the most tumultuous the Senate "What would tb ^ have Mn. ^ Gtaneral Aassmbly tedla- had seen In many a day. - Senate’s Democratic majority. I v O A I V On small coatributtons Ctoldwater dropped hie Oregoti Johnson r c. 4Smim AjpaGtftS—^ George C. Wallace's legal ad­ :ee effect when officially filed spondent spoke at a meeting of ward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., ties or that Involved other Im­ (ki bsuraS Savtaga visor continued. "Read the let­ In U.S. Dtotrlot Court. the Connecticut Circuit of the caught in the middle as the proprieties. BRANCH OFFICB, BOtITC 81, OOVKNTRy ters If you want to' See where Filing Ie expected sometime Associated Prees. temporary presiding officer. t e r m e d ‘SNEAKS’ today. Baker pursued lucrative busi­ - theYre from. W* don’t have any Lodge, Browne said, spends It was on Mansfield’s motion ness ventures while on the Sen­ WASHINGTON (AP)— A big contributor. The average la Jeek Belman. poUtloel writer several hours a day with South that the Senate voted to table ate payrall. When called as a IfooMcratio repreeentatfve • OPES TILL 5 PJL m o n .-tues^ i. from $1 to $16.” Vietnamese Premier Nguyen and thus kUl a resolution to witness he refused to answer today deeorlbed aa “eelf-peo- Jackson, who keeps things go­ (I YNTS Ten) Khanh. Ih e friendly relation­ bring members of the Senate questions, invoking the protec- E~tra Hours Tburaday S AM. to 8 PM.—Wed. aoaed'A t Noon specifically within the scope of dalmed eneaks" who *hlt a ing In the' governor's office ship between them, la in con­ tton against possible self-incrim- Mw low In poUttes’’ two B*- while Wallace and the others trast to the days when Ngo the Baker probe and to teoaden' inattoH provided by the 6th are following the campaign It to cover the handling of cam- PobUoaa oongreoemen who Dinh Diem ruled the country, Amendment to the Constitution. vielted Alabama land owned trail, said, the donations ''have Browne said. Diem hated Amer­ p a in funds and other matters. Williams Introduced his reso­ Increased noticeably since Wis­ ican ambassadors, the corre- 'iTJe resolution, offered by Sen. lution to extend and ejqxmd the by Blie. Lyndon B. Jotoison, consin.” ) News Tidbits epondent aald. John J. Williams, R-Del., also IHobe after Case went before nnd reported Impoveriehed The letters on the table con­ ft-Mfi the AP Wires The U.S., he said, was appar- would have extended the inves- the commute# Tuesday and tenant# Uve there In tumble­ tained cash and checks totaling ently not involved iii the *ooup '*3’ **** Senate Rules tirged it to ask each senator down ehnoks. 83.785. and came from IS states. that brought Khanh to power, I Sept. 1. The about any financial dealings Rop. Wnyno' L. Hays at Jackson satd the total Is a little Bxploeion and fire deetroya a replacing a committee as head " *“^rtty now ex- they may have had with Baker Ohio gave thie descriptioa of bigger than usual because It of government. But, Browne ^■.*"°nth. and any campaign contributions tile RepubUoans without was the weekend mall Instead of |8-«allllon Atlas mlaelle site TESTIMONIAL iwar P'rederick, Okie., yester­ said, the state department waa ^ ^ votes fw tabling the ■>*(»tog them in a sta te m e n t, a one-day . batch of letters. He day. . .Dr. Martin Luther King .probably glad to see the change ^**®*“Uon were cast by Demo- (Bee Page Foorteea) •nio two are Repe. David T. said about $3,000 a day would because the committee had been ------______be closer to the a^tonare r*. Jr. plans to take to President Martin of Nebraska and M. Johnson a proposal for a far "organised ehaoe." O. Snyder of Kentucky. For oelpts. ~ Khanh, Browne said. Campaign funds don’t all more giganttoattarii on pover- Hays said people to htomm distriot Uve to bouses “in n* com* to to* mall. Wallace has ty thtai the Prerident ha." p^i- !believes "thaf If the people LAlldllllirk D CCisiO llS racstved thousands cf'dollsra «-ngnts for the ^ ^ better oondltien’’ belonging disadvantaged. just isn't go­ to a eool oompany headed by handed tp'Um or bvoughlTtb Me ing to win tbs war against the G. Albert Pearson- office from virtually evtojr eti*. ^Bxllee plotting against Fidel Viet Cong." the BepubUoan f<|rmer seore- Castro regard BraxU’s diplo­ able office to Alabama. Labor Browne, in the United States toiy of the neasiury, OeMwa (Musk Department head at Manchester High School union members have^ been matic break with Cuba a sign Due on Civil Rights H um phrey. of saowbolUag amttment to the on home leave, defended the « peoMUy adttve, aimtog a t. a role of U.S. correspondents In who win retire in June after 32 yean of teaching) campUfti goal of $1 g worker. Americas against the Cdmrau- South Vietnam.. SEIZE LAOS BASE ■Itt regime. .— .A prosecution The correspondents have been ,*8“ Sunday, the Supreme Oourt VIKNTIANE, Lao* (AP)-., READY, SET, G O ..J. ^ (See witness in Chicago who repudi­ segregation cases decided by ated testimony he had given to accused by some of misinform- rights the Supreme Oourt on May 17, Frt>-Go*>>munlst Pathet »—t - 1 tog the public about conditions 1964, and some court observers tooop* have captured the tte g ^ d Jury that Indicted under the Diem regime . inherently unequal. HAVE FUN James R. Hoffa haa dealt a aor- have predicted that the case rightist base at Hm Thom, priae setback to the .ease Browne said official reporU ® »ynoprts of the may be acted on finally next 100 miles nortbeaet of Vlenti- Top B roker often misinformed official^ in I P®**rt has been mak- Monday—10 years and a day a Defenee Mliiletty oom- Take your'place in the fun of a country or against the Teamsters presi­ tog to that difficult field since— dent Washington. after the first momentous rul- munlquue sold today. Tha eea-side vacation with a wardrobe of casually and a I(x>k ahead to some ex­ tog. In Itstlmony to Mr. Pnggson's long and docHcotod eortir to Francis Cardinal Spellman pected landmark decisions. T ^ was held Jointly by tw* smart sporty styles for summer. Swimsuits, tots S elf] announces that the Vatican has (See Page Fourteen) Chief Justice Earl Warren a right-wing, b*ttullone and n Bermudas, Mouses.r approved us* of the vemacnlar By PAUL M. YOST decade ago pronounced the fate­ neutralist company. The oom- tfco young poopio of Monehoetor, o spodd bongnof wIN bo iioM at NBW YORK (AP)-V*mon C.| ful words that "separate educa­ munlque said Tha Thom fell You’ll find cv e^ h in g yon —English instead of Lafln—in WASHINGTO N (AP) — Ten Walston, president of Walston A the Uturgy of Roman Catholic Robert Kennedy years after Ite historic decision tional facilities are Inherently Thursday but gave no ether Piaoo's Rostouront hi M too Moodoy, Juno 1,^ wltb o soeld bonr need right here in our color­ Oo., on* of the natton'a largest churches in the United Btatea. against racial segregation in unequal." He declared for a details. Western military bndierai* Anns, killed himself unanimous court that Negroes •ooroes, however, aald troops ful new collections. Sixes T with a axiMe blaet from a shot-, A special Vatican dispensa­ Ponders Future public schools, the Supreme stortiogotidOpjn. j for misses’ women’s and ^ tion haa been granted allowing Court ia^due to'follow up with cannot legally be barred from trim Oonlmnnlet North Viet gun at Ms WalWnU Street cffle* Roman Clatholic Trans World more landmark rulings to the public schools because of race. Nam Joined the Pathet Lao to juniors’ ..... From Thursday i^ t. Airlines crews and pfsaengers WASHINGTON (AP) — Atty. difficult civil rights field. Numerous lawsuits followed the attack. They reported two Bis chauffeur.. wbo found the to eat meat — F»toay Wfciu Gen. Robert F. Kennedy’s neutralist oorapanies that de­ Romior stodonts and Mnnds of Mr. Roorsoi, and onyont owom _ . ....""H® aoclatM nl«tnr> hln, — to lower federal courts as Negro body, told police Walston talked flying aaywlM** to tiw world, Plcmr, .W„ .V « i : o l X parente and Negro orgamsa- fected to the Oemmuntoto of Mr. Poorson's Mfn loog oodoovdn boro, oro hivitod to ottiod. lepsatediy about suicide dining Vatican sources say. wrestling with i the problem of tribunal may decide the, fate of ate were part ef the attack a day-long drive around the| Britain announces that Basu- *^rt his own future, a several thousand Negroes and (See Page Twenty-Three) I I etty. motectorate uecomes more mm- No not* was found. Police aald I toiLd, a BrlUah pr^torate JlJJifl!.!!?V!? whites arrested for sit-in dem­ they had no clue to the reason I mirroundoJ by Southtouth A fri« onstrations at Southern lunch c o l l e g e BLAZE naiirTtllnii Pum: (IMiini chMk w moiify orte by U v r IS to W(lU«n ipendeat counters and other private bus­ ALFRED, M toe (AP).— A. Airy ^’Meringue” tor Walaton’e apparent doqiond- aexi there have been many re- iness places. Key Aides Slated __ ^ I 468 B. Center 8t., Manchester. Tickets wilt be ratumad b y maU.) T extur^ MetalfUMe knit ancy. His physician said Wal­ Basutee deelK It. Fire destroyed ston, BS. bad been in good I The Hofatra College fresh- The’ troublesome issue that I Plasm naerva...... raaat baaf dlnnata for tha O. Albert Paaraan Taatimnnial swim set trith {yoke hip man udio first told of beina ,**^®*^ being that he Is confronts th* nine justices is To Brief Rocky. riaam naerva...... xtmtt baaf dlnnan for tha O. Albert Paerson Taatimnnial I haaltti, bid may have been work- torbired by tVTO N m r ^ TOnsldering running for the U.S. Bampist at fS aach. I have encloaad S...... in payment I undantaad tMs ■ maillot trunka Orion tiW too MfriL validity, undpr the constitution, today, foretog evacuatioa of If *«»» New York. of the use of state criminal WASHINGTON (AP) — The ' toSiMia a gift and donation. Siparata.gift dnnatkaia for thooe who wndd Uka to Aegytie/LjFam Spandax. wolatoa a Go., which he I Mirroundtag dormitorte. Plre- I SjrV hoe? ■** after 6ls trespass laws to enforce private Johnson administration turns men from ttx eommualtiea wntraatta bat eannot attend, ^ a fa m imHtad. | In WSf reported oseeta President John F. Ken- discrimination. I ef o n end a net worth I *riglBal vee-1 tuOy, was assassinated, the at- Old Its top-level officU^ today fought the bia*s a$ the Notr* Equally difficult is m pending to give Gov. Nelson A. Rockeftt- M:,teiil$9Hsn iaA Aug. SO. It| S®®er*l’» associates say Daaa* Inatituto. kteatod pm ^HAscn I i H i branches, case from Prince Edward Coun­ ler an insider’s look at U.S. se­ the outoklrta af this aantb- ty to Virginia, where schools curity proMsms and world af-! weetani B f ^ vtUag*. He to- lenmer the flrm.ab-l hi* mind on a course of action were closed to 1969 to avoid fa lrs ^ I I AD^RJOnS a*. ibrbOl J. ,R. WUUaton * Beane. and retains three *f fpor'seata they don't know about H. Jnriee wet* lepovtod rnirng Can^tdeking R a ce to tite B o o m at Oonmoas at court-orderqd admission of Ne­ T het New Yorker thus be­ Rie., another brokecago houaa, *Jf y o ^ got any good eug- groes to classes. the Ud eto^Mto er 38 mem, w ttii waa OM of tho many vtc- Thata Chi fraternity^ members at the UntvMsit raeotilal aleetions to fill vacan- gesUona,” one Kennedy cri- comes the first of the contend­ bars ef the staff. Oaa flro- 11 elea . . . Premlar Nguyen The lusUces have been asked ers for the RepubUeen presiden­ maa was svefesnto and IIm of Ibe-SlIS-nUmon eoyhoon Soathem CaUfomia ratse anns in ' leagua rstoaiked lightly, "he’ll to order tho county to lovy taxoo a^peoBdati1 that broko In Novtm- Khanh ttgw a deeeee offMolly be |dad to listen.' tial n o m to a ^ to take up Pree- toahaapltol.: (3f toCt. drink eans maftiUtaff She B a d ih ls t for desegregated schools, and to Ment Johneen on hie otter of in- L&*^ the othersI of his family, daolare unoonstitutioiial the e f MfioBoM, " ini- itoft With „ „ Vtsl Nam and Kannedy, 88, la a oompetitiv* leUlgsnca briefinga. im posed dosing bf oounty achoola whUe RookefaUar, fNeh tm s hla fost. i iaNifli. man aad tt waa ganamlly as- pubUo schools eMriMre In Vir­ eaihpalga ler etoee la today's •ontMi (AP by Ib e W rm Sk and ginia remain span. (• m F ata Sweiy*) The Prine* Bdwaed ^ ease (■aaVtopT)^) ’ ■ III

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCaaBSTER, C0NN„ FRIDAY. MAY 1 5 ,1984 FAOB w Hebron Yankee Computers Vsied Andover tewtnMwtor. Otosiqff (tie w- l u m Concert, Dance trea t oei MAy 14 was Eu ring iwold on Bridge oertEnoey at Saint Mary H eld at EGHS Omroh in Boot Horttord. A OOOD ODDS ABB ram By Latins in Tax Reform Local Girls PTA Aides 8UXB THING 18 HXTITEB des voh|raUa dialogue Ifdaf toBowed by the Damiing TM Otor Chitw at Boot Oath- blessing of the ringa and the By AUTRED SHEINWOLD N tM rm ^ 1 6 2 *00000 Carr (AP)-L«tlnaf Vonsouala'a Flnanca Minis- preoentad their annual studente* reoeptkti of toem at Are Electeed ItathMl Mea’a EVERY »ng havs bcwi known for thslr try has obtained help, from U.N. Attend Tea 'Bprlng Oonoert on May 8, 9 and the altar. Tha Jimtor ehwa then Teain CBamplaa V A r j i o J U / » ^ A J 7 C 9 2 luluctoncs to pay toxsa. But and U.8. advisers. Psnaltles are 10. returned to Bast OathoUe fbr a Ifii quite reasooablt if you FRI. (Bid “frtngo” sloctronic brains ors light, toopholos ore many In the For Judging Featured at the boooert, buffet supper. CarriagM Bourn For the Year neafi oiuy ooa out of two finess­ WEST country's tax law. Oil and iron ^ By HOWIE HOLCOMB es. BtUI, don't.aettle tor flils 8 to hsiping bring abeut noodad tax which was entitled "Open Your Closing tha oventg^related to Beaa^ Saloo ' A 10 SAT. N IG H T ore taxes am! royalties paid by Heart to Spring,” was a num­ the junior retreat anffring coro- Officers sleeted by the Re­ 1 shot U you can get even bat­ 9 K10S4 ^ J»I7S2 rtform s In Latin A m orlca. foreign firma account for 60 per In spring a young man’s fancy 625 Ifidn Street te r odds. thd VH7 poonkr turhs to love but for girls and ber portraying the "Gay Nine­ m(my was a ring done# attend­ gional District 8 Parent-Teach­ d KQ1098 A 4 for thars hava boon no ro- cent of the national revenue. ed 1^ the Juniors of East (jath- e Open M ondays • In addition to mosquitoes, barbecues and Sunday dou­ South dealer ♦ J94 ^ *K8S2 Computers have helped effect their older counterparts their ties," made up of a group of er Association to serve for the ^ rto of demfmstrotors carrying sixteen juniors donning (x>a- oUc. Riifiiard Linson imd his bleheaders, the spring-summer season also brings forth Both aldaa vulnerable wgns "Tonkes oomputors go reforms, and the solvency sys­ fancy turns to dresses, styles T el. 648-0695 coming year are: Mr. and Mrs. Opening lead—IDtag o f Disr tem has been a major improve­ and fashion shows. tumes resembling those of the orchsstra provided the music aummer theaters. A new one has been added to our gen­ A A K Q »t7S noma,” but offleials in Oamcos, for the evening. The theme, m onds ment. In Its proving one has lS90’s. Members of the group ' ^ w s s y w ' eral area this season— the Mt. Tom Playhouse at Moun­ William Bowen, ^ co-preeidento; ^naiuala, claim thalr eloel Several Andover girls attend­ "Each Spring to Ancimt Declarer won the first trick in filed his tax return la required 'Were Anne Atherton, Mary Mr. and Mrs. William Lindsay, Boitoii Lake H um Ironic brain has boon occoston- ed the 4-H Selection last Friendship Adds a Ring," rig- tain Park in Holyoke. dummy with Ike ace of tUs- , , AAIOT tor any resident wanting to take Oullno, Nancy Jab8, Saranne first vice-presidents; Mr. and •lly sabotaged by c(mservattva- night jst the Andovbr Tolland nlfled the bonds of loyalty and An ImpreBBlve list of broad- to visit relatives In the Bay monds and drew two rounds of Sento Wist North Mm (NOW UNDER NEW HANA(sKMENT) a trip outside the eountir. Murray, Patricia Podraza, State. Mrs. Paul PfansOehl, second mlnded civil strvanto. County Agricultural Center In fidelity aymbollzed by the school satwday 'n siimlGy way, televialon and movia atara vice-presidents; Mr. and Mto. trumps. Then hs led a low club 1 A Mtm 2 0 Mm — NEGRO BROTHERS, Inc.— Nowhera In Latin A m erica do P4ru, which had a notorious­ Rockville. Purpose of the affair Maureen Tlmoney, Peggy Tom- aobadulad to ^ p a a r waa In- A special event at Riverside toward dummy, loeing the (lueen 4 * Pm 5 9 Pm ly inefficient tax system, has ring. The decotbtions were ar­ Sunday will be an old fash­ James Law, third vlce-pres- MUSIC by RRUCE VANDERMOOK ^ colleetlona approach the tt- was to Judge garments made by aako, Ann Zatkowski, Waltet ranged by Sister Psullns Bltea- rraaarfl **«<■ w«ek with the dents; Mrs. WllUam H. Hills, to East's kbig. 5 A A l Pm flclancy of the U.8. Internal Ra- also found relief In use of an girls in the 4-H sewing and cook­ BaSnight, Tom Barter, Mark •Ignlng of Paggy Oaaa, Imogena ioned horse draw. Competition ^hls was a diaaipointment, oGd Ms 'THREESOM r electronic brain. With the m a­ beth and a committee headed will start at 1 p.m. with the fi­ recording secretory; John Oon- venu# Service, but progress is ing .elubs In the county that will Blase, John Brietenback, James by Jon McGee and Walter Coca, the Inoonrqiarable Ta- since the slam would ba homa If ond trump and pla^ lor tha rteg Bm and His Oaldc chine’s help, each taxpayei; Is nal “ free 1 paaaes. Yen BAKED STUFFED CLAMS collect them arid punish stone, VirgiiUa Fite^erald and come a tradition at Bast Cath­ "Lullaby,” a ooniedy written These horse draws are a fea­ also elected to serve the Re­ WE ABB NOW SUBVINO WCBZAt tolling heavily on low- and were Laurel Warner,” Claudia Nell MdKeeyer. Judy Williams olic. With "Class of ’65” carved gional District PTA Council: Community Baptist Churoh at odds wore 8 to 1 In hla favor, hoM: Itowlea, 5-4; Rearls, J-4- dodgers. ^ Conlan, Charlotte Phelps, Kath­ •glacially for her. ture o f CO,untry fairs in the Enjoy tt here or take it hone to eat. middle-income groups; a lack of gave a dance solo, and piano Into its trunk and its boughs CAKE Rex Horrocks, Mrs. Bruce but be overlooked a batter 8-1-8-2: DtaiUMda, 4 ; Ohibe, ■ - A Colombtoii tax reform pro­ leen Sheehan, Marsha Darwin, ••Glad TldlngB” la the late summer and fall, but held the 10:80 am. worship service 8-5-2. Whal do you aayT adequate real estate taxes and soloista were Wesley Gryk and adorned with the names of that wlU feature Miaa Bank- Keefe and Mrs. James Foran. (Ml Sunday. His topic will be chance. The correct play is tax evasion (mating some gov- gram wps begun last year un­ Beth Verprauskus, and April very Infrequently this time of Anawpr: Bid four hearto. TUa Raymond LaGOce. During the members of the Junior class, the head. while Johnaon will have After close of the election the "Foundations for a Christian try to set w one of dummy’s entmento close to so per cent der aiM^icee of the OAS. A data Hoislngton. All will go to Mans­ year. diamonds. If this falls to work. shown strong dtotribuUonal sup­ Fretfunan Glee Club perform­ tree provided an interesting the lead in Dave Gardner'a "A new officers were installed by Faltn in a Sn will field on Saturday. They are Invitations have been sent to South can fall back m at the Univer­ alciU Thea/ter In W allingford. World’s Fair. he became the executive secre­ of trumps to dummy’s six. This order to benefit those who are InmriBonment. K Includes Martha Wright, a by schools of the atate. permits him to ruff a third l(nr moat in need.” (m le adopted a tax bill early sity of Connecticut. One of the funniest folk sing­ tary of the South Dakota Coun­ / Fashion Show Set star of stage soreen and TV, Award Wlnnen diam ond. The Idea ia to iminrove this year and steeply Increased ing sots in the country, the cil of Churches, at which time Final arrangements are being In "Sound of Music," opening Among winners of awarda standards ot living, which la taxation. Smothers Brothers, will appear he promoted the launching of a Declarer leads a heart to made Jor-the “ Summer Fashion the season June IS to 27. Sunday n i^ t at the Buahnell. presented at a HMcial ptxigram neaJcer. portamlty to meet Dr. and M n. toiled to drop, South could abcui- systsm ia underg(4ng final re­ An example of the widespread Note: One eompleto show vision,- And rsporto on Ecuador evasions was seen last year Cuyler Hutchinson, Mrs. Carl hi “ M y Fata- L ady’ ’ A ug. 10-22, ^eeday' through Thursday Academic letters Sdiade at a coffee hour. don the diamemds, draw a aec- nightly storto 7 e’elook and Uruguay are to be published when the government allowed Houghton, Mrs. Richard Os­ MADE OF PURE HEAVY CREAM and John Raltt in "Oklahoma,” n ext waUc. awarded to a mmab*r o f stu ­ M n. Schade recently retired borne, Mrs. Maxwell—Hutchin­ S e p t T-12. late this yeiur, according to re­ what was called "whitewiMhing Violinist Oswald Lehnart is dents in each subject area. from hwpoeltioaaa prrteesorof ports from the AUtonce for Pro- of capital.” son Jr., Mrs. Harold Madore, or The one and only Harry Bel- featured in the Coffee Hour Se­ Hebron piqiUe receiving anvarda langusM and~ 1heed of the lan- headquartora in Washing- Persons or firms who had in­ at Hotsington’s store...... Hand Packed at the afOnte is eoheduled to aiqiear ries at South Church, Hartford, were: ICuUia Hammond and guage departonsent of Lewis and OONTTNUOUS FROM 8:45 come or capital which had not H l^ School Menu Counter, Especially for You! July 20-26, and folk stager Pete Sunday evening at 8:80. Gregory Horton, EDgUsh; Rich­ Clark College, Portland, Ore. In line ia providing been declared and on which Monday, ravioli with tomato e SAT. MATINEE 2 PAL e 8e«gar one day only, Sunday, Oontemporary American fig­ ard LAitolqr, history; Deborah The couple, while In the east, win trained personnel and ptppni’ taxes bad not been paid were and cheese sauce. Harvard June 28. ure and landscape painting is visit with their childrai, attend equipment to carry out tax jno- permitted to declare the beets, assorted fruit: Tuesday, / Rirerside Park Wright, foreign languages; os exhibit at Wadsworth Diana Wythe, matbematlcs; the World’s Bhlr, and the Amer- grams. It is here that the Latin- unounte and pay a one-time 6 pork and gravy, buttered rice, IN QUARTS.. .PINTS.. .HALF PINTS One of show Us’ newiy-mar- Atheneum through May 27. An­ toan Baptist Conventiem at At- Amerlc|kn nations are turning to th-^O per cent tax without pen­ spinach, assorted puddings; lled couples - Pat Woodell and Barbara SUelil, adenoe; Valerie other exhibit (on the same day) Ranki; borne eoanomlos; Roger lantio City. s(q>hl8ticated electronic brains a lty with up to eight months Wednesday, stuffed peppers, Gary Clarka-wiU appear Sunday faaturae drawing! and paint­ BUUard, bidustrial arts; Nikki to help overs5irihelr programs. to pay. buttered noodles, carrot sticks, And DonH Litter Countryside as Riverside Park’s in-person ings by contemporary American gingerbread with topping; Laklng, buaineaa eduoaiuon. Mexican tax laws probably ’The result was alm ost $2 b il­ gueeto. reaUsts. Atheneum hours — are the strictest—and the best lion worth Of capital declared Thursday, roast turkey with The town disposal area off OI(x>tt St. la open each week­ and Donna Cranick, i^i(y8ioal lOH Pool Fund Mias W oodell la one o f the Tuesday-Friday, Saturday 1DNY Eosytogol to— enforced — in Latin America. by some 486,000 individuals, and gravy, sweet potatoes; green day from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to The old fashioned hand education. Only one nfinote three pretty daisuipters featured 9-5; Sunday 1:30-5:80. No There were no evasion penalUes firais. At least half- had never beans, ripe olives, .fruited gela­ 5 p.m., for Manchester residents who do not care to wait for in the TV show "Petticoat Junc- charge. Church Services Swells to $4^00 from O, Fox Oo. tin; Friday, fish steaks on a the town’s once monthly traifh pickup to dispose of collected packing method means a RANPAa Ow New B t 94 b efore 1961. Now tax evasion before been on the income tax tton," blit also is a farmer night Hartt College of Music will Thla coming Sunday is Pen­ can bring an $800 fine, and rolls. sandwich roll, potato salad, rubbish. Other areas of town, such as the Oak Grove, nature i m i m r N orth better value, ounce for club ainger recently signed to a present a chamber music festi­ tecost, the festival of the Holy With the lOH Pool Fund DRIVE-IN HARTFORD * W I l 2 T r > tolst registration a six - year cabbage slaw, strawberry preserve, are open 24 hours each day for the pleasure of all record contri;ct Her new hus- val this summer, starting June Spirit and the birthday of the swelled almost to the $4,500 prison term. 17 ESCAPE INJURY shortcake. Brea(L butter and citizens who enjoy seeing young buds turn to a leafy green, ounce. Choose from over ^ ^ tiand (they were married last church. The aermon topic of H.iillniil S|i:ll(l 1 >|)wt. ■ Routt ')l Ni.tlli or a red-wing blackbird perched on a swanq> reed, or who 28 and continuing for 10 suc­ mark as the result of a recent When President Adolfo Lopes MARILLA, N.T. (AP)—Seven-Jinllk are served with each meal, Saturday) is one- -of the stars cessive Sunday eveninga, clos­ the Rev. .John N. Cross, paator, NOW! Mateos’ government beg^an its teen kindergarten children es­ enjoy sensing spring seeping back over the (H>untryslde. 26 taste tempting flavors. of "The i^rglnlan,” popular ing Aug. 80. The first five pro­ will be- "Where the Wind $1,000 donation by the Gilbert ta x drive in 1961, nnly 700,000 caped injury Thursday when a Manchester Evening Herald Some townspeople — such as the one posing in the act Routes 6 & 44A Mancheiter, Conn. p | NBC western. grams win feature the Imrtt Bloiwa.” Hebron services win be and Sullivan Workshop, lOH persons were tn tw rolls. To­ school bus swerved off the road Andover^ correspondent, above — seem to think that the convenience of an open A native of Wlnthrop, Maaa, piece of land, when nobody is watching, is justification for String Quartet, the second se­ at 10 a.m.; GUead, 11:18. members are more than ever day. wail over four million are after the driver died of a heart rence MoO; telephone 742-6' m Mias Woodell phumed the almost any kind of dum pl^: Until, that is, they try to go ries of five will present the com­ convinced they can raise the LESLIE reglstarod and the figure may attack. himeymoon as an eastern trip St Peter’s, Episcopal, Holy for a walk in the woods themselves, and find it Uttered with plete cycle of Beethoven aona- necessary $50,000 to . build their ratwh seven milUon this year, • Police said the bus crossed a EVERY NIGHT A TWIN Oommunkm, 8 a.m. Morning bottles and beer-cans, pop-corn boxes and candy wrappers, taa for violin and piano. a 6 wiH about $0 per cent of Mexico's ditch into a field. The driver YONKERS, N. T. (AP)— Prayer and sermon, 10 a.m. own outdoor pod. COLO^ ____ which they may just as weU have been reqmnslble for start at 8 pm . Further informa­ In addiUon to the GAS Work­ ostimated population. w as A|ton F ix , 60, o f Alden. Tonkers Raceway have the CARON A prime complafait ot the The children, pupils at Town- themselves. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) tion, including coats, may be Manoheater Evening Herald shop, other Manchester civic twin double form of Wagering Mexican system ia failure to line elementary school near this every night during IteUli^ 1 ^ - obtained from the Hartt College Hebron oorrespondent, Mha groups have been giving lOH plus Tony Young; Jo Morrow provide deductions. A family Erie County village, were ex­ neas m eeting o f the year. UMjt CITY LOT OR SUDURDAN SPREAD A N SFIB LD f" of Music, University of Hart­ Susan B. PenOeton, telephone financial aid, advice and special- ford . Ixed services. rHE RlilBS TALU* man gnd a bachelor pay the amined by a physician. fall the twin double was not 226-6454. ■amt/tax on equal oarnings. A None was Injured, bub several Subday, May 24, has been set However, the youngsters are PLUS tv permitted on_^days and Sat­ Gates Open 1:15 deduction system now under were “shaken up a bit,” said urdays. Yonkers first meeting as the date for the ninth annual not sitting back letting the you're better off with Boiens Show At 8:15 Alumni Concert of the Hartt Hjlidy won’t be ready for three Dr. Wilson R. Oonrad, the runs from May 14 through July FOR A BETTER adults do all their work or plan­ or four years: school superintendent. '' 29. NOW thru SUNDAY College of Mualc. Starting at Senior Citizens ning for them. One of their car­ .'irsi Kun—^AU Cdor NEWl BOLENS ESTATE KEEPER — BOLENS HUSKY TRABTORS-Moie First Area Showing 4:16 p.m„ the concert proceeds dinal principles Is that members rONY Totally new concept in compact standard equipment features than will benefit the alumni endow­ Guests of Club must keep personally and ac­ MANCHESTER TOMORROW tractor design. Franw-sttorlng piv­ others offer as optional. Wide range A ment fund. Hartt graduates and tively Involved In guiding lOH. IHISniBIHIGnnniMfBIBMIK ots inatoad of tumt! Year Yound of lawn and garden attachmanta gueeto i^lU com bine th eir ta l­ yard-working attachment*. 7%-hp Membara of the Senior Citi- Tomorrow, the way that ac­ m m ROOM Three modaU: Husl^ 600; Husiaf ents for the concert Among tive Involvement works will bo engine rides behind operator. BOO and new Husky 90a those featured will be pianist xana Club of Manehastar wiU ba OtRvtRitRH! guaato of the M^ch^ar demonstrated when lOH con­ ^ 0|MH I Bays ftr Ytiir Rachel Goodman, daughter of ducts a six-hour car wash to world-famed Jaxs musician Ben­ Squara Danoa Club at 8 pm . to- MOMAAY 79HBV lATUBDAT 9 A M . to $i80 PAL nuirrow at Waddall School. help increase the pod fund BURL t i v i il l ' s VOTE YES ny .Goodman. IAY8AAL totPJL Both groups are sponsored by It will be held from 9 a.m. to IVES the Town Recreation Depart­ 8 pjn. in the Purnell paring / NOBLESSE OBUOE lot at the rear of Marlow’s Go-Hlti Gory Grant MOBILE, Ala. (AP)—A deter­ ment The Senior Citlsens plan NO. 2 to give an exhibition of aquara store, and all dirty cars in the “Grosa la Oieener" It's Lawn Mower Time Again-^nd Keith's has just mined female cardinal bird 1s Manchester area are welcome. holding up sale of more than dancing. Bari Johnston of Ver­ to $400 worth oi young oak trees non will ba the caller for the After getting's!! spiffed up, Friday Only—Our Own URBAN by a nursary. closed dance. they and their owners run find Bnws Bottle Filled TONITEI the Mower that suits your needs best! The cardinal built a nast In Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baker will a comfortable parking slot With Toys For All T E R “ «L''^ TONITEI along Main St. and watch the RENEWAL one of the trees In a lath house, be on door duty. Homemade re- BIDS and Harold Dodd, the nursery­ freshtnanto will be served by Armed Forces Day parade go ENDS man, said Thursday the entire Mr. and Mrs. Edward Atkinson, by. East Windsor TUESDAY BOLTON NOTCH TUESDAY, MAY 19 shipment of oaks couldn’t be chairmen, assisted by Mr. and One of the fioato will consist J tou iM s 6 a m t ^ 4 /t TUESDAY moved until the cardinal’s eggs Mrs. Charles Baxter and Mr. of a bulldoxer on a flatbed truck DRIVE-IN route 5 are hatched end the young birds and Mrs. Walter Joyner. displaying the slogan, "We’re learn to fly. TTcketo for the annual dinner ready to dig." It will be follow­ Starts Wednesday The proceas is sxpected to dance aeheduled for June 6 at ed by lOH members brandish­ the school will be available to­ ing shovels. — CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOLENS SUBURBAN RIDINfi MOW­ NEWl BOLENS UWN KEEPER - "THE BRASS BOTTLE" take about two more weeks. *A SUPERSONIC THRILLERr-TiMs ERS — Comfort, spaed. All controls *T love birds," Dodd said. m orrow . a k U y s B t h t Freme-staaring^ principle in a 64tp DIVIDING LINE within finger tip reech. 24-inch and riding mower. Turns in 14*in. radius. f o r firs t LEAeUE OF WOMEN VO'TERS PATBOIMAN ELATED THOMA8VILLE, Ga. (AP)— 26-inch. MISSION, Kan. (AP)—Every­ Just one tomato plant separates 'Brilliantr.W’.'A direct hltr. Reimwe R-add spGcial one Patrolman Jerry Pike the professional grower from baffle plate, and ACADEMY stopped for a minor traffic vio­ the amateur in ThomasvUle. 51 pubmlaa lation got a cigar. The dividing Une w as decided aaddblrl^ He and his wife had wanted a Thursday in preparing regula­ uM aa a malch—na baby tor 18 years, and M rs. tions tor the first annual tomato Pike gave birth Thursday to a fa ir June 19. g. Comb, cut; dean B est A ctress 8-pound, 18-ounce son—Douglas I f you grow up to 49 plants wNh one machinal '64 PATRiaA NEAL Anthony Pike. you’re an amateur, n you grow B est Supporting A ctor "Mother and baby are doing 50 o r m ore you’re a pro. flne, and dad is flying," Pike East Hartford M ELVIN DOUGLAS Prlaos will be awarded in both Deported. classes. 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MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, I ^ Y 16,1964 PACK fOtJB liANCHESlER EVENING HERALD. IIANCHESIER, CONN, FRIDAT/m AY lA an active member of the ateer- in lanr has arisen in recent hemes were built in 1988. Of Ing commiUea which led a suc- yeara which contradfots ths old Two Cars Found, South Windsor these 81 ware built in the high­ Events acroea thq border to Bast Ger­ N ow Opon LWV Seats craafUl floor fight for adoption concept Of "common law," prev­ . |- I. .■■ — est neidential sons AA-30 and Events in Nation many en >Iay 4, 1988, to an Record Vote Seen, of the study program. alent etnoiTUie middle ages. Another Stolen that 59 o* these homes were Army Jeefi. HU use ef the vehi­ New SI 'hie main apaaker of the eve­ Dr. Kort eaid that courts haVe larger than the present mini­ InW orld cle, wiileh the East Germans LARRABEE'S ning was Or. Fred Kort, easo- found a way of compelling per-' Police today are Inveatigatlng 4 4 1 -41 1 4 Board of Education Eyes mum. Of the 138 homes built WA8HINOTON ( ^ ) ■ & the^ains. Army Navy and Air Done returned, U the basU of the eiate politleal aclenca professor sons to aocompUsh their Isidding twst* of the Urceny charge. BARBER SHOP the theft of a gray 1961 Chev­ in the A and R'sbnes, 82 w m neers from Washington: Journal and Rraister, reported Polls Favor Lodge Maneheetar League^M Wom­ at the University of Connecti­ and not merely to be cited for above the minimum required VnCNTIANB, Laos (A P I - The Army annotuiCed on May 15 PITKIN ST. en Votora last a ifM e A R a d ^ redress, and that "it would be rolet station wagon with regis­ Addition for High School (tlRPRUB GTHCgT: Friends that editors ef uw Ft. Lsavan- cut, who, speaking about con- floor area.' Of the-.remainbig 56 worth publication submitted the Western military, amircss say T that Bovlet authoriUss had slate o f oCfleevs for Rm yaar greasloMd rsdistrieting, said much more, orderly for the tration marker dumber 643-99T. homes, which, were built with threw 8 dinner party Thursday article to the Department of the some 308 men of the rightwing handed Bvenson over. ADN, the (Continued from Page One) 1984-85, and aaaouneed Its that "the Federal CkwrU have states to accomplish their own The vehicle was taken last the minimum floor area, 36 night to celebrate Justice Wil­ Bast German news agency, said local andr national atudlaa redistiictlng than to wait for A. new addition to the Southfhekl tomorrow at the W^f^faiC Army for review. army were killed or wounded in Key Aides Slated opened the gates for equitable night from a parking k>,t at the Windsor High School is being Community House from 2 to 7 were concentrated in two de­ liam O. Douglas' quarter centu­ The army refused to permit he had been expelled after ton while the Senate considered aganda. rellM In apportioning and redia- the courts io pome up arlth a FRESCRIFTIONS • COSMniCS velopments in town. a battle with pro-Communist West Side Tavern, police said. planned. Thd su^rlntehdent of pjn. The supper will be served ry on the Supreme Court The publicatiaB, the Journal and "showing himself unworthy of the civil righU bill. He has since At ita annual meetlM and tricting national and state con­ definite plSn of action.^’ C ^no stated from these fig­ Pathet Lao forces in a remote RUSSELL STOVER CANDY aehools. Merle B. Woodmansee, family style continously from 5 surprise guest, arriving after Register said, "because of in­ the asylum offered him." R Spring done some campaigning In Cal­ To Brief Rocky dinner held at Cavey’s ReaUu- gressional districts.” Recovery of another car, ures it is seen that 71 per cent consistency with existing policy, Jungle near the IxMrder with gave no detaiU. ifornia. WOMEN’S AMATEURS SET owned by Robert Cone of 103 * ZENITH HEARING AIDS will inform the town council, to 7 p.m. The menu will inchUle the dessert, was President John- rant, Mrs. Jerome Nathan was Dr. Kort said that, until re­ NEW YORK (API—Sitea for of the homes built last year and because publication would Communist North VJet Nam. His Oregon organisation and Irving St., waa also reported. toWn manager and the public ham, baked beans, cole slaw, suntry Club, the high school from 800 to William McGill are the co- from the mneral jof ^ p . O ar- ticle, which the Jounml and Bvenson, 81 and unmarried, ton. first vice president; Mrs. that they have become con­ Hutchinson, Kan., Aug. 17-22. Mancheater police also an­ as much as 200 to 300 square ence Cannop, D-Mo., In Elsber- Register printed, that the re­ a idungle engagement of the Lao­ ard M, Nixon got a plug Thurs­ Dean Rusk, Undersecretary of nounced recovery of another; 1 .S00. chairmen of the supper com­ tian civil war. Battle casualUes lives to Washington, D.C. FREE cerned with a problem that was Next year the women will play feet larger than our present ry. Mo. vamping “reduces once proud day from a new Oregon stand- State George W. Bali, Secretary car found at the First National The board of education voted mittee. minimums. in the dosens have been the not being settled by the politi­ their tournament at the Lake- Sen. Stuart Symington. D-Mo., organisations, steeped in tradi­ in, former Secretary of the In­ Store parking area off Center to assign Wapping School. Booths include; aprons and The estimated cost of con­ rule. HONG KONG (AP) — Plain­ of Defence Robert 8. McNamara cal branches of government, "It wood Country Club, Denver, Grades 7 and to the high school one of those attending the Doug­ tion, to meaningless entiUes.’’ terior Fred Seaton. and W. Center Sts. The vehicle 8 doll clothing. Mrs. WiUiam Wal­ struction as shown on the build­ clothes detectives kept a close STORAGE and John A. McCone, Central is beet for the state legislatures Colo. In 1966 the amateur will for next year. The board said las party, said the President "I think he'll run very to tackle the problem, or the was reported stolen earlier at dron, Mrs. Hattie Lane and Mrs. ing permit applications on file TOKTO (AP)—Japan agreed watch today on the residence of ■trong," aald Seaton, who Intelligence Agency director. be held at the Sewiekley that to the maximum extent Howard P a s c o e. chairman; spoke a few words and after FOREIGN AID: TIm House On Winter ClbtliBB courts will.” Heights Golf Club, Sewiekley, Hartford. The owner’s name at the building department in­ today to back Premier Khru­ U.8. Consul General Edward backed the former vice presi­ Johnson made tha briefing o f po.sslble, these grades should used children's clothing, Mrs. staying about 90 minutes re­ Foreign Affairs Committee te- He said that a new concept Pa. waa not reported. Read Herald Advertisements dicated that the average coat shchev’S call for a Joint offen­ Rice after a report that a Chi­ dent in Nebraska's presidential fer to "m ajor candidates for the eontinue to be integrated with Guy Finney, chainnan; odds turned to the White House. Jected Thursday new efforts to of construction was 312 per Earlier in the day, Johnson cut President Johnson's 38.4-bil- sive to ban all nuclear weapon nese had threatened to kill him. F t8« Pieknp find DtHvBgf primary last Tuesday. NUon, office of president" in a New the Wapping School. The pro­ and ends and plants, Mrs. Well­ square foot. Using these builder tests—provided the Boviets ae- gram in these grades including sliiqied away from the White Ikm foreign aid bill, and Chair­ Both the consulate general who was not on the ballot, cap­ York apeech April 20. He said man Burnham and Mrs. David estimates. Carino stated, that c0 fA an adequate inapectlbn Houm to have a creole mnnbo man Thomas E. Morgan, D- and the Hong Kong government C r B f4 S -4 1 M tured 31 per cent of the vote. he did ad )>ecauae "those who art, music and physical edu- Burnham, chairman; food, Mrs. the proposed increase in house sratem. eation, will not be curtailed due lunch served up in a Sraate Pa., said he expects the declined to comment. Goldwater, who was, won With seek to discuss great public is­ Carl Henning, .chairman; can­ sizes would increase the cost of suite hy Sen. Allen Ellender, measure to reach the House Japaneee Premier HSyato about 50 per cent. sues must be informed of thoae to the transfer. dy, Mrs. Donald Kingsbury, construction by approximately Deda spilled out Japan's p ^ - Usually reliable sources said The decision to transfer the D-La., famed on Capitol Hill floor virtually intact. There have bfen no Oregon issues.” chairman; children’s grabbag, 3300 per hoHie.” tkm to Bovlet First Deputy P ^ a, Chinese made a verbikl threat HNE OLEBNERS grades was baaed on. the fact for his Louisiana cooking. Final action was put off until to kill the consul general Thurs­ rampeigns staged for the other Rockefeller accepted with the Mrs. James Morholt, Mrs. d if - In addition the commission mier Anastas I. Mikoyan, who two candidates. Sen. Margaret provision that it would not ham­ that MB students are enrolled in next week. Morgan said he will brought Khrushchev's proposal day after Rice refused to see 655 CENTER ST. Grades 1 through 8 at the Wap­ fard Castle and Mrs. Henry will cpnslder the proposal for — CHSNBOItSHIP; The Army him. The sources said the Chi­ Chase Smith of Maine and per his criticism of administra­ Heath, chairman. oppose any effort to enlarge the wh«i he arrived ThurMSy tor ping School next year. This does garage or carport with a fin­ was reported Thursday to have bin in committee, but will sup­ nese had been deported from Pennsylvania Gov. William W. tion policies. if k*s im jm hiem k*s dt The Community House will be ished driveway for all future a two-week visit Scranton. not Include new people moving barred from publication in an port on the floor an^ request Mikoyan did not commrat on the United States and eom But Sen. Barry <3oldwater of open at a.m. for anyone wish­ homes in South Windsor. official magazine an article crit­ The Lodge forces denied an bito town prior to the opening 10 Secretary of Defense Robert B. Japan’s insistence on inspection plained that he had been mis­ Arizona, Rockefeller’a chief an­ o f school. Wapping School has ing „ to donate articles to the The public hearing will be ical of Pentagon policy trritten McNamara may make to in­ treated. election eve report they would nounced rival for the GOP nom­ safeguards, which is similar to go to bet for Rockefeller to the M rooms. It la esUmated that I oamar. For further information held at the South Windsor High by retired LL Gen. Garrison H. crease military assistance tor the position Of the Western pow­ ination, rejected the offer. He Davidson. California primary. S8 rooms will be needed to house I the chairmen may be called School May 19 at-8 p.m. South Viet Nam. ers with which the Bovlet Unkm FLORBNCB, Italy (AP)—The said too much political use had NOW been made of security informa­ these pupils. Unit For Retarded Meets Pack Meeting Poet{»oned ' Davidson is a former West has refused to agree. United States appears to have William H. Lawrence of the Woodmansee was asked to de­ At the May 20 meeting the ^oint superintendent and com­ LESSON DOESN’T TAHB^ won one aspect of the space American Broadcasting Go. said tion already, and suggested Cub Scout Pack 186, sched­ such a move would be an­ Johnson withhold the offer until termine how much money will South Windsor Committee to uled to meet tonight at 7:46 mander of the 1st Army. MIAMI (AP)—Bookstore 01m HBlDEt-BERQ, Germany race. be needed to balance the Study the Needs of Retarded FUEL OIL nounced Saturday in Lot An­ after the candidates are nom­ p.m. at Avery Street School, Before he retired last month, ers here report that the itenu (AP—Capt. Alfred Bvenson, de­ An Bovlet reports at an inter­ Mrs. Jerome Nathaa SM ILINO SERVICE board’s budget for the current Oiildren will discuss the advis­ the general wrote the Defense national M>ace science congress geles. inated. has postponed its meeting imtll most frequently taken by shop­ livered into U.g. ctistody by So­ MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER fiscal year. The board will then ability of establishing a perma­ Ddpiurtment of his criticism of lifters are copies of file Bible. viet authorities a week ago here use the American term |c w t | 3 I / 2 c « But David Goldberg of Bos­ Former Vice President Rich­ Donald K o v , eeoond vice presi­ next Friday. Boys who will be ton, Oregon field director for ard M. Nixon, who counts him­ dent; and Mrs. Paul HUlery, request this sum from the coun- nent organization to represent the program for reorgardxlng "astronauts” ter both Soviet • eight by Sept. 1 are invited to One operator says he has so after spending a year in Bast ciL This action was taken as the handicapped child in South Army divisions. He said it was and U.8. filers. the Draft Lodge organization, self ae available but not an ac­ troasurar. Mra. Ralph Belluardo attend. nwch trouble that he keeps all Germany, has* been ehafged the board was informed by the Windsor. The meeting will be beliig carried out at the cost^xrf his Bibles out of reach. with desertion and latceny, the The usual Soviet term "eos- said "w e are not going to be in tive seeker for the nomination, will serve the second of her rejected the offer on much the superintendent that he antici- held at 8 p.m. at the home of traditions. The store owners say the B1 U.8. ArmY'announced today. monauU” has not appeared to any stop-Ooldwater movement." two-year term as seoretary. same grounds as Goldwater,! M ted a deticit in the budget. Mrs. Edward Toconls, 102 Col­ Advertisement— Then he put his viewa hito an ble stealers usually take the Bvenson, a naturalised eM' any Bovlet report. GASH SAVINGS And Richard Clement, north­ Elected directors are Mrs. TTiia is partly due to the early ony Rd. Wanted—^Assistant librarian article for the mraasine of the books to sell them. Sometimes ( !• TO ern California chairman of the 'Hut Sen. Margaret Chase William Whitney, Mrs. Sedrick l i ' opening of the new Orchard Hill Those Whe bkVe previously at­ and library aid part-time. Send Command and Cwieral Staff attempts are made to return Lodge organization, eaid In San­ Smith of Maine and Harold B. Rawlins, Mrs. Joseph Garman, Black Crepe Blemetary School, he said. tended committee meetings are resume to P. O. Box 14, Wap­ School at F t Leavenworth, them to the store tor ' ‘re­ ta Clara, Calif., talk like that Stassen, both announced oandi- Mrs. Lawrence Handley, Mra. The board also appointed invited to attend Ahd share their ping, Conn. Kan., an official Army publica­ funds.” The store keepisra seems "to help Goldwater more dates, eaid they would like to Edward Chapin, Mrs. Benjamin Harry Anderson to meet with ideas. tion. doubt that any of the thieves than anyone. receive briefings. There has Shankman, Mrs. Francis Shea, representatives of the town li- The committee's information Manchester Eventaig Herald The unofficial service maga- read them. "There is nothing to be gained been no. announcement as to Mra. Julea Karp, Mrs. Robert bnry board and high school brochure entitled "Opportuni­ South Windsor Correepondent, by a coalition at this time," he whether or when they would. Kudra, Mra. Robert MoGarity, Beauties staff. They will discuss the pos- ties For ttie South Windsor Men­ Brownie Joseph, telephone 844- IVANHfNB HITUC JUICE GLASS said. Leaders In several camps Mrs. TTiaodore Rosen, Mra. Ed­ sibiUtlee o f the high school li­ tally Retarded C3illdren" la now 0148. By Ubby — 25« Value Howell Appling Jr., Oregon were assessing former Presi­ ward Coltman and Mrs. Harry brary being Jointly available for being distributed. The brochure With Every U Gallon of DeUeloas secretary of state, who set up dent Dwight D. Eisenhower’s Maidment. BABOLER ICE CREAM 3 the primary contest, said he ex­ statement Ttiursday that he will Most Important All pubUo and s ^ o o l use. will be available from the li­ WHO GIVES THE ORDERS? The announoed agenda for pected about 70 per cent of the The administration will sub-, brarians at the Badd and Wood ROANOKE, Va. (AP) — “ I (AD Flavors) keep handa off the OOP race. local responsibilities during the mlt a recommendation to the Memorial Libraries and from suppose she’ll just have to out ORANGB HALL Otbsr staes sf gtossware wlU f oDow FUEL OIL state’s Republicans to vote. The The consents; Goldwater Summtr Long! ills are open from 8 a.m. to coming year ia: s^ool board regarding a com­ local clergymeq and pediatri­ rank me for the rest of my AUKl jiVT GREEN STAMPS benefited moet from the state­ (1) A continued study of p.m.. Pacific Daylight Time. ment; and if Eisenhower chang­ prehensive plan for the school cians. Copies will also be dis life,” smiles Nicholas Frank BOUBSi 8 AAL TO 9 A 8 P J L r Manchester's intenuU planning systems counseling program. tributed to members ot the com­ Taubman when he and his WKS MEMORIAL DAT COOPERATIVE Upder Oregon . law, Appling es his stand. It probably won't put on the ballot the R e^bll- be before the convention In July. as It relates to the Master Donald Root, elementary mittee at the May 20 meeting. bride discuss their military life. o i ! v \ v Plan, Including tha proposed re­ AND SO LIHLE PRICED school counselor, has resigned House gise Hearing BAHLER-MOSER DAIRY STORE eans ha considered nationally Soma party leaders have been Mrs. Taubman necame a ser­ rated candidates. saying privately that Eisenhow­ newal of the «lowntown die- to accept a position of school JoeejA Carino, chairman of geant in the Israeli Army. MANCHBHmt SnOPPlNO PABKADB V *. mc' »\ f) ' ] i; F n trict. cou nsels at the E. O. Smith the planning and soning com. Tl.f l-''.'. Goldwater and Rockefeller er might spearhead a drive to (Military service is required are avowed contenders; Lodge, atop or slow down Goldwater (2) A study ef the poasibiU- School at the University of mission, stated that the recom­ for all girls in Israel.) ” 1 only BINGO Nixon and Scranton are not. w h o has a big lead over other ties of attracting new Industry Oonnectlout. mendation to hold a public hear got to be a corporal," adds her EVERY SATi NIGHT— 7:30 to Mancheater, through citizen ing on the minimum house size Thus Oregon Is the only pri­ potential nomlneea in accumu­ As most of Root’s work was husband, who saw six months mary In which their names are participation. by exploring ♦12 on the Grade 7 and level, the was brought before the com. active duty in the U.S. Army lating delegate votes for the 8 72 East CGHttr StrtGt — Moncheiler en the ballot. OOP convention opening July 18 methods used successfully in counseling program will be re­ mission at its regular April and then was recalled during Appling skipped Sen. Smith, In San Francisco. other communities, and by evaluated. The possibility of a meeting. After some discussion the Berlin crlsi.s. reaching agreement en a plan on the subject, the commission saying she was not a serious There have been persistant school social worker is also be­ The couple d id 'm ^ ' of their of action. "LittU Evarthing" Crapa voted three to one in favor of candidate, although she de­ but unconfirmed reports that ing considered. It was also sug­ courting by mall . . . and prac­ clared herself In the race. She Eisenhower would prefer a The league’s national theme, gested that there might be a bringing the subject of larger tically spent their honeymoon Left—For the Junior Petite . . . with homes to a public hearing got on the ballot by petition. nominee other than the conser­ as adopted at the April 20-24 possibility of using the high at the American embassy in Is­ President Johnson is alone on vative Arizona aenator. But In Pittsburgh national convention, jewel neckline, sleeveless, with zipper school guidance teacher for the In presenting the original mo­ rael. They met just two days ilia Democratic ballot. a newa conference at Harris, is "Development of Human Re­ back and slightly raised waist seam­ eight gradeis and hiring a part- tion to the commission, Thomas before Mr. Taubman concluded HALF THE FUN IS Oregop also will choose nom- burg. Pa., Thursday Elsenhower sources,’’ an evaluation of pro­ ing. Sizes 6 to 13. S I S ttme aocial worker. Foran stated that his analysif a vacation in Europe and Is­ toees for Its four House seats. said he won’t try to block any grams and policies In the U.S. New Teachers of the trend in home building rael. An eight-month correspon­ All the incumbents are seeking of the potential nominees. which provide more equality of The following teachers have was toward larger homes. He dence followed before hs re­ renomlnation, and only one la “ I am hoping everybody will opportunities in education and been appointed for next year; further stated that the larger turned to Israel, They were GARDEN GETTING THERE! •pposed. have a clear field and I want employment Miss Diana Paparian, who will homes ire . generally more sub­ married and -spent most of In ths fourth district, Demo- to see an interesting conven. 'The 1964-C6 national project Junior Black Crapa — graduate from the University stantial and of better quality. their honeymoon taking care of eratic Rep. Robert Duncan tion," he eaid. "It is simply that was approved by over 1,300 del­ o f Hartford in Jime, to teach According to Carino, figures roi-tine red tape necessary for faces form<(r Rep. Charles O. I don't want to do anything that egates, pointing up the unanim­ Right— An essential basic . . . Jewel Grade 1 at the Orchard HiU from the South Windsor buUd- the bride tq leave Israel and Porter, who was unseated in I think would be divlaive in the ity of purpose among both neck sleeveless dress with elasticized School ing deparbnent show that 199 comp to the U.S. . ■ SALES I960 after two House terms. party. I am going to support northerners and soutlierners. waist and self rope belt. Sizes 7 to 16. Miss Jane Rerig, who has had Duncan la after his second term anyone the nominating conven­ Mrs. Knowlton, Manchester’s one year of first grade teaching to Congress. tion selects." delegate to the convention, was, S 1 2 in Williamsport, Pa. 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‘ . ■ ■ ' . • ' ) ' ' ' ■ .1 ' ■ 4- ' I > IIAKCglSTER EVENING HERALD. KANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, MAT 18,1964 PAGE se e MAKCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHES’IER. CX)NN„ FREDAS, MAY 15,1964 ^ Who Will T ownspeo on Because the Federal govern­ ment, the state and the town all "A n«w focua of urban devel- relate well to one another, and ing, or ^rhape a branch of the i logical decision to strengthen , "Although it is not possible chide in its building plans a a landscaped, four acre t r s ^ tlve development will be p9r- share in .the cost of urban re­ epmmt hi tho northern area of combine to satisfy many basic Post Office to replace the and add to these uses. within this renewal project to combinatitm gymnasium • audi­ Of this development, the MRA mitted. newal, the finmeffiate cort to Federal share Itanchester" — these are the requirements of family life. branch which will be demolieh- add seven acres to the, park,) a torium which will alio serve as w ya: Manchester for the proposed $1,480,000 terms in which Manchester’s ed to make way for the renewal "Such action Is recommended smaller addition will make pos­ a North End community center. "Market studies Indicate that 'For these reasons, tbs area "The proposed multi-family project. by the master plan, which cglls has been designated tor public North End urban renewarproj- master {dan calls tor the rede- sible the provision of aMitional there is a ready market for cct will be about |2M,000 — Toiopment of the North End. housing 'vrill fill a need for addi­ (or expansion of Robertson Park recreational facilities, particu­ "This proposal,, and its ac­ housing in the Manchester area, or neighborlwod • eommerdal tional inventory of this type (of All this development is and Robertson School, and for larly in conjunction with school companying need for off-street for both multi-family and sin­ use. The MRA is meeting with and only $130,000 of that wUl be The land use section of the housing) in town. The proposed planned by the Redevelopment the provision of a North End recreational development. parking, emphasizes ■ the need gle family housing. U.S. Post Office offlelala regdrd- in cash. master plan, alonf with lU rec- shopping center will convenient­ Agency, but it is not the agency community center. for additional land mr school Ing a new branch poet (Mfice (or Manchester's 'voters will be ommenitetions on redevelop- ly serve families in the new that will put the plans Into ef­ use. Therefore, one of the pri- "MulU-family ^apartment) de­ this location.” asked Tuesday to Indicate at a mmt, was adopted by the Town housing area, and it will, in fect. Once the renewal land has "Recording to the school anal- roject velopment Is the preferred hous­ State share "TheAiic jiiMicimaster plan|,iaii statesBUAiCB thatumi ’ proposals foT the piw^..w. South of the railroad trtekg, referendum ediethsr they will inanninif Commission almost a turn, be strengthened by hairing been cleared it will be resold to ■neighborhood playgrounds, de- i! 1 the assembly of addi- ing type for the renewal area approve a btmd issue for $130.- $288,000 year afo, as a guide for com­ customers close at hand. private developers, who will do signed•ivnaH toIn meetmaaf the»!,• outdoorniiirfnn,. rec ertson School Is ons of Ole Old- tlonsl land for school and com­ because sites for this kind of the renewal area la divided by est school buildings being used Malir Bt. into two segments. The 000 that will make the project munity growth. the building. The MRA and the reation needs of children of munity center use. construction are relatively possible. "School and recreation needs town planning commission be-' elemenUry school are. are best by the Manchester Board of scarce in town. eastern section has been desig­ Next week, the voters of Man­ for children will also be nearby, Ihiucatlon. nated as being for office or with Robertson School, Robert­ tween them will pace restric- located adjoining an elementary "The Redevelopment Agency The rest of the funds to make chester will be asked if they tlorts on construction that will, school facility to serve the has worked closely with the su­ "Moderate density housing is multi-family residential (apart­ son Park, the YMCA, and Whl- parUcularly approprtatt for the ment) use, while the western up the full coot of the town’s will approve an appropriation fairly miarantee that the North, funcUon of the recreaUonal pm- ‘It is seriously lacking In mod perintendent of school, William share of the project have al­ of $130,000 to help put the plan ton Library all within or imme­ CXirtls, and the school board ar­ project area, because it is near part is planned for light Indus­ diately adjacent to the project Ehd plans are closely approx-' of the school, as well as em educational facilities,__ the focus of activities for the trial development. ready been allocated — credit Town share * Into effect. imated — although the precise the recreation needs of children 1 all of its rooms do not meet chitect, the firm of Scudleri and toward the town’s share of area. Mankey, throughout the project North End neighborhood,, which $255,600 What they will be buying for location and character Of devel-: in this age group after school the 700 square foot classroom (unctions as a town sub-center. Of the eastern part of the about $75,000 la being allowed the town approximates closely "Expansion of the school and opment cannot be determined hours and when school is not I slxe minimum. In addition, the planning process, and it is antic­ area, the MRA sSys, "The plan on the construction of the Rob­ the recommendations of the provision of a gymnasium and in session.' Because Robertson school plant is significantly de­ ipated that the new sehool con­ "it is also readily accessible Of development calls for a care­ ertson School, within the project master plan, which calls for a auditorium to serve as a com­ bark and School have an ideal flclent in capacity. struction will serve' as a sUmu- to the town’s central business fully restricted and well design­ ares, while credit of about $80,- munity center for the North Location by location, this is lua for the test of the pfnjpbt re­ district, as well as the Wilbur 000 is being allowed for the pur­ new focus of urban development what the MRA has to say about development." V ' ed office activity or multi-fam­ "primarily for multi-family re- End will also contribute to the the renewal area north of tile , "For these reasons, the board Cross Highway leading to ma­ ily residential use, which, in chase of school land. An addi­ The breakdowm of the net cost of the proposed North End urban renewal project shows the aidential uses, local shopping amenity of the overall develop­ railroad tracks: blnation is highly desirable. of education has undertaken a jor regional employment cen­ terms of Us traffic generaUen tional $2,300 credit is allowed bulk of the cost, indicated by the black area, will be borne by the Federal govenunent, and (light) industrial activity.” ment and are in accordance building program, now in the ters. and concentration of people, is for land the town is donating to with the remainder to be divided about equally between the state, indicated by the light with the Board of Education's "For Robertson Park the mas-. advanced planning stage, for The Apartment Cluster somewhat s'milar in character the rene'wal project. area, and the town, indicated by the lined area. In addition, the master plan long range plans.” The School and Park ter plan advises the acquisition school "It is sen’ed by a bus line to small office development. " T calls for development of “a of about seven more acres of' To the west of the Robertson which goes into Oie center of Actually, the estlnsated full civic cluster comprising the li­ The North End project area, Manchester. The location would the renewal area, as a result means the town would receive Redevelopment Agency antici­ "Becau.se the North End Is land, and the Installation of var­ "Because of the fine location. Park, across N, School St., is the "These uses are compatible cost of the renewal project will of increases in property value. tax returns equal to Its invest­ pates that the project will gen­ brary, community center and a as it is outlined on the ac­ already a focus of' public use ious additional sports facilities of the school in relaUon to the proposed apartment cluster, a be favored by builders because with their surrounding lues as top $3.3 million. The cost new school facility,” along with companying site plan, is divid­ it already has all basic utilities. adequate controls are incorpor­ breakdown looks like this: The state asks the town to repay ment In about 10 years. erate increases in the value of ed by the tracks of the New activities which add to the at­ to bring it up to adequate stand- North End center, the board of I group of about M separate units one third of that increase — Beiraonal property — buidnesa expansion of the Robertson Park tractiveness of the area, it is a.' ards for playfield use. education has proposed to in- on a half dosen buildings, set in Including a sanlUry sewer sys­ ated to protectadjacent reel, Gross Project Obst: $7,M7,900 or about $6,600 .— each year Much of this - will be the re­ — also a goal of the proposed Haven Railroad into two logi­ tem. dential 'uses. Land Resale Value: $ 393,900 iniventory and machinery, for renewal project. cally separate areas. for 15 years, for a total of about sult of the investment of private example — as well as In prop­ "The specific site selected (or ■:a traffic separation mall Net Project Cost; $1,975,000 $100,000. Thus the town gains business in the renewal project. e r^ YfiTOe, bringing the munici­ In the language of the pro­ The larger is to the north of housing development is highly with planting is proposed for about $138,000 in state funds as Once the project la begun and palities additional Income. fessional planners who prepared the tracks, and includes the im­ suitable in that it is close to the center of Main fit. in this .^The $22 mllion plus includes a grant, and repays about $100,- the renewal land is cleared, it the master plan, the proposed proved school and recreation fa­ school, park, library, YMCA area to provide a visual barrier thFcost of the entire project — 000 as a loan. will be sold to private develop­ And, the agency hopes that change in the land use in the cilities, a shopping center, the and the proposed neighborhood from activity across the street, pIXnnIhg, administration, prop­ Town repays; $100,000 ers to rebuild. It Is their invest­ the project will serve as a North End "appears desirable Borne by state; $ 138,000 ments the town will tax. catalyst, to encourage improve­ proposed garden apartment de­ shopping center. and to enhance the over-all at­ erty purbhMe, site Improve- ment and development of other on the basis of urban renewal velopment, and an area for of­ tractiveness of the area.” In addition, the Manchester sites around the project area. studies, which indicate the need fices or a branch Post Office. "It will be buffered from the ToUl $ 238,000 for rebuilding and remodeling commercial area by a major And of the western section, to correct problems of both en­ The smaller area, south 'of street with a proposed center the MRA says, "The master In 1903 to apply for -Renewal The amount the town repays vironmental deficiencies and the tracks, has room for light mall, by a planted area In the plan recommended develop­ funds. It does not Include the the state depends entirely upon structural deterioration. industrial development, and pro­ commercial center, and by set­ ment policy regarding industrial cost of any Unprovemenu''to the Increase in tax revenue. The Open Forum fessional office space. back requirements. use la as follows — ‘In conjunc­ town could repay more than town buildings outside the re­ $1QO,000 in the IS years. Theo- "Land use, traffic and eco­ tion with the North End rede- newal area which the project To Hts Nolghbors ‘Wbo Is Oovamtnmtf* nomic studies all Indicate ap­ The plan also calls for the re­ .'.a miil "It will be adjacent to other velopment, encouragement of retleally, at least, it could re­ m i moderate density housing and might require. pay the whole $238,000, but that To the Eklitor, To tha Editor, propriateness of this proposed location of N. Main and N. the consolidation of industrial The so called North Ehd of urban cluster in the northern School Sts. to form a new four will be part of a sound neighbor­ and wholesale actlvitiea in the In addition, about $183,000 will would require an extraordinary I have attended several meat- way intersection, which would hood. increase in tax income. Manchester is about the oldest part of Manchester, which would vicinity of Hilliard and Regent be paid by the Federal govern­ part of our town and it still Inga of the Development Com- provide for a variety of housing become the heart of the remod­ Sts.’ is recommended. ment to finance relocation of types, a center for commercial eled North End. residents and businessmen in 2. The state contribution to sports some very old buildings miseion and asked what tha and Industrial activities, civic The Shopping Center "The Hilliard St. vicinity is the project does not equal the and landmarks. Situated on the average rent paid by the tenant. This map illustrates the North End urban renewal project location, to run behind the Whiton Memorial Library and the renewal area. town's share, although Both are main rail line. New York to uses and recreational activi­ Standing in the center of this felt to be well suited for light the Community Y. Main St. would be run north an addition­ No one has ever given me an intersection, the North End industrial or warehousing rede­ street layout, as compared to the present street plan of the V From the gross cost of $2.2 figured to be one-eighth total net Boston, It had a railroad sta­ answer. If tha renewal devalop- ties.” "Development policies as project area. Streets that are to remain are shaded like the al 200 feet to form a new Intersection with N. Main St., and project cost. This difference la tion and a large and very busy would look like this: adopted in the town's master velopment because it is in an N. School St. would be relocated to the east from its pres- million plus is subtracted $292,- mant is voted in favor, I asked Planners terms put aside, area already built up industrial­ block marked A; new streets are shaded like the block B; 900, the estimated return the the result of state adjustments freight yard. Above all it was what tha rent would be and To the northeast the land is plan,” the MRA says, "call for streets to be abandoned 'are shaded like block C. Light \ ent location to form a new four-way intersection. The of its share. always called Manchester, not what the North End urban re- a focua on downtown Manches­ ly, because it has direct railroad \atretch of N. Main St. now existing between Main St. and MRA will get when it sells the again'I got no answer. newai pK^Ject is designed to open and green, as the Robert­ broken lines such as those in D indicate easements; dark cleared renewal land to private So. M an^ester nor North Man­ According to the newspiqMf, ter for region-serving commer­ access, and because it has good broken lines such as in E outline the project area. The plan Oakland St. would remain as a service road and parking When the town builds the Rob­ chester. create is a compact neighbor- son Park now extends from the cial uses, with redevelopment access from major population developers. The resulting figure, two and a half roonu are Hat­ hdod of garden apartments, a intersection across to Oakland calls for relocating N. Main St. to the north of its present area. (Map by Raymond A May Associates.) ertson School as part of the re­ I have lived here over forty of the North End to contain lo­ centers as well as to the region­ $1,975,000, is the net cost of the newal project, it also receives ed at $90.00 and four rooms at local flopping center, an ex­ St. cal shopping to serve existing al and Inter-regional highway project. years, established a small busi­ $134.00 in newly eonatzucted panded ui^to^ate school, and a cash grant from the state ness and enjoyed my neighbor­ Looking north, up N. School and proposed new housing of system. , The total net cost is then board of education; the amount apartments. an Improved major park —• all that neighborhood. hood and many frietidf. How­ The government is to pay a within easy distance of the ex­ St., is the old Robertson School, "The MRA’s market study in­ spilt three ways, between the of the grant is subtracted from ever, 1 have to admit that the remodeled inside, and behind Federal government, the state the state's share of the cost of large portion. Who is the gov­ isting Community Y and Whlton- ‘"rhe suitability of this alio-., dicates that there is only a limit­ town has grown and pros^bced ernment, you and I, tha tax- Memorlal Library. it the single story addition that cation of functions is confirmed ed market for isolated indus­ government and the town gov­ the project. more to the east, south anid houses new class rooms, and an To End the Bottleneck ernment. west. During the*- six years I payei'*- And the design of the project by the market study made for trial parcels in Manchester. The Finally, the town’s share of I certainly will vote no. auditorium, gymnasium and the MRA, which recommends consultants on the project feel, To rid the North End of bot­ kind of problem the renewal N. Main Sts. will be wider, so separate the auto and railroad served the town as a selectman — which was arrived at by cafeteria. plan will attack in two ways— that traffic going different di­ rights of way. Studies showed The largest share is the Fed­ the renewal project Is $256,000— and two years aa a police com­ Franklyn H. C. Parker, tile Manchester Redevelopment that the cc-mmerclal develop­ therefore, that industrial parcels tleneck traffic, and to clear the eral government’s, which comes although only about $120,000 of 30 Academy St. Swinging to the northwest, a ment in the project area be made available In the project flrat by relocating N. Main St. rections can be more efficient­ that neither the traffic flow missioner I always had to fight Agency (MRA) independently of railroad grade crossing of cars further away to the north from ly channeled before it gets to nor the number of trainz per to Manchester as an outright that must be paid in cash. to get any little bit of recogni­ the master plan — follows the half doxen or so garden apart­ limited to neighborhood retail i will be marketable primarily as grant estimated at about $1,481,- Cash payments: $ 130,000 and personal service establish- firms, or relocation sites for dls- awaiting a green light—these Woodbridge St., and secondly the intersection, helping in an­ day was large enough to justi­ tion for our North Bind. It ‘Rebirth' master plan's recommendations ment buildings, in a landscaped other way to prevent traffic fy .the. expense involved. TYie 000. Renewal grants are author­ School land; $ 60,000 seemed wa were considered To the Bklitor, closely. Those areas of differ­ tract of about four a»es, house ments. firms ,or relocation sites for dis­ were two of the major consid­ by creating a new and smoother ized by Federal legislation. School building; $ 75,000 placed firms, either from within traffic pattern at a redesigned tie-ups. ^ project would liave requireo more like poor relations. INe "Yes” for urban renewal on ence will be resolved by the about 80 families. / r^. "The market study estimates! erations that went Into the de­ Land donation; $ 3,200 should be progressing with the Town Planning Commission, *X or outside the project area. intersection of Main, N. Main road and/or railroad recon­ The three way split breaks Tuesday, May 19, means prog­ Around to the southwest is the that the amount of retail and' sign of the proposed North End and N. School Sts. Plans (or the area now call struction over a long stretch to rest of the town. The establish­ which has assured the MRA it "Because project plans Indi­ for the left turn Iknes on both down this way; Town share; $ 258,200 ress toir Manchester, will bow to the agency's more shopping center, also land­ service floor area which can urban renewal project. adequately separate the two Federal share: $1,481,000 ment of a bank at this end of scaped, and with somewhat foreseeably be supported in the cate that a number of light in­ By relocating N. School fit. Main and N. Msdii' Sts. where levels. State share: $ 238,000 The bond Issue is large town was a great step forward The North End urban renew­ detailed studies when it comes dustrial, heavy commercial, and cars may wait without block­ time for the commission's ap­ more retail sales space than is project area is in the range of The project area today, with to be included in the nev inter­ Town share: $ 356,000 enough, as the above total in' and I am proud to have had a al program repraaanta a definite currently available in Depot 30.000 to 40.000 square feet of distributive firms will be affect­ its center at the Intersection of section, another potentially con­ ing other traffic, and for a con­ The- planners therefore chose dlcates, to allow for adjust, part in it. Tha bank has pros­ concrete proposal to improve proval of the project. gross floor area. The existing ed by project activities, parcels tinuous right turn laps from Square. Main and N. Main Sts. in De­ flicting Street junction — now to relocate N. Main St. to keep Net Project Cost: $1,975,000 ments that might require the pered which Is an indication the North End section of Man­ According to the redevelop­ ■ Ws. ,->-4 floor space pre.sently in the proj­ made available (or them in the about 360 f*et east of the pri­ Main to N. Main St., ivith a re­ traffic at the intersection away town to increase slightly its in that given a little earnest sup­ chester. This program has bean ment agency, "The various uses Finally, looking southeast, is ect area totals approximately project area would provide suit­ pot Sq., Includes within its mary Depot Sq. intersection of ceiving lane on N. Main St., to from the railroad tracks, and The largest share is the Fed­ vestment In the project. port this end of town can also In the making for over two proposed for the project area a new office-commercial build­ 30.000 square feet. able relocation sites. boundaries four different street Main and N. Main Sts. — is speed northbound traffic. permit the installation of sig­ eral governments, which comes prosper. years. It represents a realistic junctions so close together that to Manchester as an outright It la the cash payment of After years ot much talk and eliminated, by making It part In discussions with the State nals that will keep cars off the and feasible approach to re­ In addition, the real estate drivers with conflicting inten­ of the orderly four-way Junc­ tracks without blocking any of grant estimated at about $1,- $120,000 that the voters are be­ many meetings the Manchester building a deteriorated area of consultant working on the proj- tions regularly become tied up tion which will be the North Highway Department, the Man­ 481.000. Renewal grants, author­ ing asked to authorize at the Redevelopment Agency headed r¥CA chester Redevelopment Agency the road junctions. our community. ect (eels that a «presentative ^ derived in a single, often frustrating, End’s new center. ized by Federal legislation in­ polls Tuesday. by SJverett Keith has come to Urban renewal means new humber of tenanU now in the deluding industrial uses in traffic tangle. and its representatives fr i^ itiated in the late -lOs, are of­ life. Two old timers of the the project srea would be the as­ the firm of Raymond A WThy Along with widening of the Of the cash share, part will buildings, new stores, new project area could successfully The new street pattern will fered on the grounds that only North End, Frank Haindlay and Here’s the Way surance that firms affected by Take, for example, the inter­ Associates of New' Haven alto two main streets, the renewal be applied toward the overall apartments, a complete rebirth. relocate into the new commer­ with the expenditure of fairly Foster Williams are also mem­ the urban renewal program have the added benefit of per­ determined that the present Id­ plan calls for a planted center cost of the project, while the re­ There are some problems asso­ cial space developed (or reloca­ section of Woodbridge St. with mitting the Installation of a large sums of public money — bers of the agency and deserve tion purposes. As a result, the would not be forced out of Man­ Main St. A driver approaching eation of the Main 3t.-N. Main mall to help separate traffic more than a given community mainder — about $18,000 — will a lot of credit. 'The agency is ciated with the North Bind proj­ chester. In addition, of course, "progressive control signal sys­ St. intersection adjoining the ,and to spruce up the area. go to pay for half the cost of re­ ect. However, progress and MRA intends to ‘stage’ the proj­ the Intersection from the east tem," with lights at Main St. can raise — can older urban now offering us a plan that will ect so that existing businesses is the possibility that recon­ on Woodbridge St. during the New Haven Railroad right of areas be prepared for rebuild­ locating utilities in the renewal completely change the looks of problems go ^ hand in hand. Renewal Works struction of facilities within the where it meets Hilliard St., way is "inadequate and "dan­ N. School St., which must be area. The cost sharing of utility Every asaurance has been giv­ can remain in the area while the hours of heavy traffic Is likely Woodbridge St. and N. Main St. ing to modem standdlrds. The our North End business section. work is in progress. project would be beneficial to to find himself blocked at Main gerous.” and would compro­ relocated to the east of Ite Federal share of the project is work with private utility firms I believe It is a sensible plan at en that these problems will ba n the tax base of the town.’ ” All three lights, will be Inter­ mise anv urban renewal in the present location to meet at the Is required by the Federal gov­ adequately solved. If the proposed North End^hould be completed in time to Bt. by a line of cars northbound, connected, to control the tim­ equal to about three quarters of very little cost to the town and ..L, t , "Site design considerations in­ all waiting for the light at N. North End. Maln-N. Main St. intersection, the total project cost. ernment. with a little patience would put It is also hoped that this ma­ urban renewal project is ap­ accept residents and business­ dicate that the commercial re- ' ing of the signals according to will be widened and improved, jor Improvement will spread in­ men who are later dislocated Main St. to turn green. By the the amount and direction of The proposed renewal plan, For its money, Manchester us in the prosperous class. proved at the polls Tuesday, use should be grouped as much'' same token, a northbound car and tlie jog at Golway St. will The state share of the proj­ However, any undertaking of to the other sections of our townspeople can reasonably ex­ from areas scheduled for clear­ as possible into a compact area i the traffic flow. relocating N. Main St. to the be smoothed. The street will ect cornea to Manchester part­ should gain an invigorated community. pect to see the project com­ ance later on. on Main St. may not be able to north, was finally chosen as North End, from which It can this siza could very well help or areas, rather than strung out' turn onto Woodbridge because provide access to Robertson ly as a grant and partly as a some at the expense of others Now to the cost. The town pleted three years from today. Once a given tract is cleared ■ -Y4 -■ --3 along a major street as is now LWV Ready With the three crossing the best solution to this prob­ loan. The total state contribu­ expect an Increase in tax in­ has to coma up with $120,000 In other cars are backed up south streets further apart, traffic lem as well as to the problems School, M-ith Its planned addi­ come of about $20,000, or the not so fortunate. It is my sin­ This estimate, provided by and the project Improvements I the case. . tion. Buckland Alley, an unim­ tion Is $238,000, the equivalent cere hope that every agency in­ cash to supplement the non­ the Manchester Redevelopment are underway, the reclaimed of the turn by the N. Main St. from or to one of them — say created by nearby street inter­ of about one-eighth of the net equivalent of 65 per cent more cash grants in aid for a grand area will be sold by the Rede­ To Give Data' traffic, signal. Woodbridge St. — will be able sections—but only after other proved roadway off N. School than it now receives. The same volved in this venture will do Agency (MRA», is based on the t ■ . ( "In economic terms, the pro- .?t, about opposite Union"Pond, cost of the project. their utmost to help anyone total of $265,600. A reaaonabla the project being begun in velopment Agency to private de­ ■ t. I posed type of layout will pro- to turn without tangling with alternatives had been discussed. percentage Increase in tax in­ projection is that the town will September, with the purchase of velopers or public agencies — -iji -A.. The problem seems to be In cars bound for N. Main St. \ will be regraded and repaved to It Is Important to realize two come will apply to the Eighth that is being hurt. Let’s be hu­ I duce the maximum business On Project having too many intersections Rejected was the Idea of hav­ serve as a service entrance to mane about the whole thing and ba able to pay off its cash cost the first tracts of land slated such as the school land which drawing impact, each store's at­ things about the state’s share of District, which provides sewer to this project by the increased is being turned over to the board in too short a distance. This In addition, both Main and ing an overpass or underpass to the school. the project; and fire service in the area. all be happy when the project for clearance. From this point, traction power creating j^ssible Is completed. Many thanks to revenue in taxes in eight to nine the project will progress this of education for the addition to business for the others as well. Manchester’s League of Wom­ years. way; the Robertson School. en Voters not only has endorsed 1. The state contribution Of that annual $20,000, one- the members of all the agencies comes as part grant and part third must be paid back to the Involved for their patience and I urge everyone in Manches­ If the project is approved in Commercial developers will "A compact setting also per- the proposed North End urtign ter to vote for the progress of town, and In Washington-;-plans either be required to bid for the mTOToff-atreet parking facilities renewal, project, but is making loan. It works this way; When state over 16 years; after that persistence and to my neigh­ are currently, being reviewed land, or to obtain it in negotia­ i / . . - .. . .. , . . ,, ...... relatively close to all stores. a special effort to explain why the renewal project is complet­ any tax proceeds are free and bors I would say let's go for­ our community and vote "yaa” there bj- the Federal Urban Re­ tions with the MRA — the pro­ This arrangement npt only in­ to townspeople. ed, the town will realize an In­ clear. If the project cost and ward and not backwards. for North End urban renewal^ newal Administration — the cedure will be decided upon by creases customer ponvenience, crease estimated at about $20,- the tax Increase work nut sub­ Sincerely, ■Vary I truly yours, An illustrated site plan of the proposed North End pie landscaped * off-street parking; 4. Space for The League will sat up booths 000 In property tax income from stantially as planned, this Joseph G. Pero Edward H. Glenney. MRA will begin the purchase the agency members. but also reduces traffic conges­ in nine shopping locations of clearance land in September Sale price of the cleared land urban renewal project (top) and a photo of the controlled commercial or office development, or a tion in the area by getting around Manchester on Satur­ at'prices which are required by will be published in The Herald scale model of the project (bottom) show: 1. The branch post office; 5. A light industrUl center; 6. parked 'cars off the street, and day, three days before the ref­ federal law to be "fair market after the transactions are com­ proposed addition to thS Robertson School," with improves traffic control by hav­ erendum on the project, to ex­ w . An apartment or office complex. The view of the ing vehicles leave and enter the T value.” pleted. a full set of classrooms and an auditorium which site plan is facing north; the view of the model is plain its position and answer The "fair market value” for Whoever does buy the land moving traffic flow at specified townspeople’s questions on the each indirtdual piece of prop­ must agree to develop it in ac­ may double as a community center ; 2. A garden facing approximately northwest; the proposed con­ locations. project. erty will be established after cordance with the standards end apartment development with about 80 dwelling structions shown in the site plan may also be locat­ "The specific location of the One night this week about each is appraised by two inde­ plans established by the renewal units, landscaped and planted; 8. A shopping center ed on the' model. (Herald photos by Ofiara and pendent, professional apprais­ plan. * • commercial district within the 25 memberr of the League met ers. So far. one appraisal has According to MRA executive of about 40,000 square feet of retail space, with am- Saternis.) project is in accordance with with renewal officials for a been carried out for most prop­ director Edward Rybezyk, sev­ the master plM. although the briefing on the latest reoewal erties. eral local developers and mer­ f area Is Incrsased somewhat. developments, in preparation At the time the properties chants, and some out of town The location' has the following for manning the booths tomor­ are purchased, owners will be advantages:/ row. In addition, a.League stiidy developers as well, have ex­ committee has followed the reimbursed in cash. pressed Interest in developing 1. "It la^ on a major street Meanwhile, a relocation office the various parcels within the progress of the renewal plans near residential uses, and is for. javeraL months. will be set up to help area fam­ tract. easily accessible to its trade "-(hairir' -A ^ iF u ilies and businesses to transfer Among the controls wtUch the area. The League's official endorse­ A ■ to new locations. Since the developers must meet are re­ ment of the project was voiced ' MRA is planning to "stage" the strictions on general land use, 3. "Its position across 'the at a public hearing on the pro­ project—to clear the tracts one set-backs from the street, ve­ street from the proposed new posed $130,000^ renewal Ixmd ^ ‘ . w at a time instead of all at once hicle access to the streets, and housing/ and adjacent only to issue in April. —the dl^)laced tenants and landscaping and planting. The industry will minimize any neg- Information booths on the re­ owners .will not be .moved MRA and the. Town Planning aUve m pact the center might newal project will be set up gt at once. Commission must both approve have pn neaiby residences. ^ a following locations ^ tu r - Under law, the relocation of­ all site plans prior to construc­ '•The market study notes fice must help residents of the tion. Along Main St., in (root of area find housing which is de­ The agency which is conduct­ /the shopping center will hce the value of the resi- Watkins Brothers’ and the W.T. cent, safe and'sanitary, which is ing the renewal project, the Grant Co.; and at the W.T. available at rental or purchase Manchester Redevelopment parcels. and help sta­ ■7/ •* ' j. % bilize the neighboifiood. Grant Parkade Store/llrt Na­ m prices they can afford, and Agency, although operating at tional Stores on Bast Center and rf’ which is reasonably convenient­ the present time with a budget West Center Sts., Mott’s Super­ >* ly located. entirely underwritten by the / Office Building market and the Popular Market -v(4 4 ■ T f The relocation staff is empow­ Federal government, still re­ on E. Middle Tpke., the Stop ered to provide vacancy listings, mains in local control. and Shop on W. Middle Tpke., '»• • S, project information, counseling Members of the agency are A new tract of land will be and Crisplno’s onjygrtford Rd. and reimbursement for moving i appointed for five year terms created by the renewal project ■ < '17V ■ u expejues of up to $200 Mr fam-1 by the town’s General Mana- between Main St., old and new /Participating In the League's Uy. j Iger. Current members are: N. Main Sts., and the Whiton wormatlonal program areMrs. In addition, displaced busi-' Everett T. Keith, chairman Library. The MRA has found Dbuglaa RoberU Jr., Mrs. Ralph 'It* nesses are eliglWe fdr reim- > of the MRA. of Meadow Lane, thatw.-. the tract would be well i ^llusrdo. Mrs. Frederick Burr, X*. bursement of actual moving ex-' He is president of the G. E. suited to civic use, but since a Qeyer, Mrs. Mitchell need for the land for that pur-' Lawrence Handley: . penses of as much as $25,000. Keithl Furniture Co., lUS Main f - ■ * 1 ^ , v _ - When all the residents and Bt.; 1 poae is unpredictable, a con- , ,^ “ ^M rs. Kendall Richardson, ‘1 businessmen in a given area Francis P. Handley, 39 Rob­ trolled commercial and personal Mrs. Robert McOarlty, Mrs. Al­ IMisilMl iiaiirij J ■Vk^. have been relocated, buildings ert Rd., vice president of the service area is being permitted fred 1 ^ , Mrs. Mark Kravtts, • . * * ' ■ ' Mrs. Theodore Slalby, Mrs. Eu­ slated for demolition will be Hartford Insurance Group; h •■n Instead. taken down. Present plans call -Arthur E. Smith. 28 Raymond gene Ssetela; A Shoppifig Center for the Neighborhood for the-eventual clearance of Rd., vice jjresident of the Pratt Says the MRA, "Under the Maldmeot, The Apartnrents. Look ^ike This all but about a half dozen of and Whitney division of. United urban renewal plan controls, Mrs. Rockwell Potter Jr., Mrs. About 40,000 square' feet of retail floor apace, almost tbs existing structures in the Aircraft; i this area can be developed (or John Knowiton, Mrs. Vincent An architects conception of the propoaed garden apartments by the MancbeiMancbeetdr Redevelopmenet Agency on the apart- double the amount available In North End stores at present. project area. Foster H. Williams, ss Fair- limited commercial use in a Ramizi, Mrs. Donal Roy. Mrs planned for the renewal project showa wnat the residential meat developmentvelopmentl— whjeh' win be privately financed land Is anticipated as part of tha renewal project. Preliminary At the sams time that the de- view St.r vice president of The way that will retain the attrac­ Edward Gavin. development could look like. Plana caji tor about SO apart- construcrted — will help to assure the planted and land- arohltacta randertags show the shopping center from tha N. tive character of the area. Also Mra Ralph Grank, Mrs. m enttm lia of from one to three tsedrooma, possibly in the ecaped eni/lronn^entinvlronnMnt that tb(tbf agency anticipates. The apart- Main S t aide; cluatared arotmd a landscaped pedestrian The Manchastar Radavalopmant Agency and tha Tnwa Flaar. moUtion is in progress, project Travelers Insurance Go.; " •■I nlng Commlaslon will both retain control over tha dastg* 4« Improvemants su

. ^ I ■ IfANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, IfANCVESTER, CONN, FRIDAY. MAY Ifi ItM fAfSM EKfflT ■ANCilEsngit svstnNO h e b a u >, jUNOimTEB, (» mn» BtibAY:.

natlen beeauae Adlal Stovtnaaiii the gen- Bcbool and atm aaolhar plsxlglaaa" ia M F **UtllF s«Im » Athrl^FfitFr tlenufi from Illinois, doean't want to tor TOta tor ths Manchss- which, of courssrls Qis eoekpK.< take it And It appean that W . Ken­ tsr’s North la d Rsnawal aiaaiM Pilots Speak Now and -tban things gst> toFttfttg ^rralb nedy, who has already declared he a giant sttgi forward la tow aco­ "hakr.'' A filar, may evsaMcoms The Open Forum s m ic and rasldsnoal wsll-btlnf ,1 doean't intend to remain aa attorney Special Lingo conesrned about " b u y ^ P^llcatlons in the Open Forum wUl ot our communKy. farm"—a totality phrass proba­ U Mwwll aiTMl general beyond next November, haa be­ (hsaa two protoeta art bly acquired from the R o j^ Air MiTh—tw. Oom .. gun to gueae that PreeMent Johnson jjo j " * ^5?**1£^**^ publication U thoy contain ihoro COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)—The ^ Herald reserves the right to deelins to part of the same location and Force. ^ s .!l ^ a a ! plan tor Manchester thoy do Air Force haa announcsd that It 5 PoblMitn hasn’t welcomed him, privately or pub­ paMlah any mattw that may be libelous or whleh tg in bad Is encouraging aa many of ita But, when all ts well once VMaa fantatory or abustvo wtn bo rojoctwL munity’s need i t miilmom cost, •d ths unofficial motto of Air - it urnci it By contrast to the reported attitude But the suggestion haa been sLSJii&r'cSi''n.‘^ Cliw HiU to the town. made In some quarters that tha Force confidence and typteal of of Preeldent Johnaon, the Democrats of In examining ths plana for Air Fores already apeaka a lan- Its unique language: , TNew Tork, like Mayor Wagner and tha ftobsriaoa ScMool one can "No Sweat." On The ThroahoM lags other than EngUah. T ^ w s r „ . other prominent party figures, are aup- f voting machinss of ths dtflfer- but wonder how this school; As overheard at Lockbourae o m ...... « 2 To tbs ISditor, snt distriota as of May 10 from lacking alntoat everything ex­ au uliootiiE ...... *J*W poaM to be completely friendly to the Hisro is a golden opportunity Air Force Base. here—a giant M Montlia •«•••••••••••••• E'W 8 ajn . to ■ p.m. cept a dedicated and effective field for bombers, transports, ICotith •••••«•••••••••«•• i*v possibility that Mr. Kennedy might awhltlnc Mnnchoatsr . . . tho My popularity may bo at a teaching etatf, has bean able to aerial refuelers,. interesptora ehooie to run in their state. North End urban rsnawal proj- now low because I am against prspara its students. The addi­ and flghtisra that support foot •ot.* m tj AnOCIATICDiSBoStriCD'pRlfat, rtU BB . How wotild the Attorney General be­ sonMthlng tho League ofW om - tion to and tho rshaMUtatlon of soldiers—thia language of the Th* Aatoditcd P r«ii la eaclualraJy antluaa MnachMtor la on tho three- en 'Voters are for. Bbttompora- this school makes good sense blue yonder seems to be com­ to tha uaa of ranAiicatlaM of all nawi dla- come legally eligible to be elected a hMd of Ihs first urban renewal ■atchea craditad to^l or a « ajuerwiaa c r ^ lt neouaiy, apoaking .with no since It will make use of aa ex­ pounded of: «d la thla papar and alao tl»a local aaws pob- United States Senator from the state of Wa have a golden op- thoughts of malice in mind, I isting plant, properly lodated 1. Words mors or leas familiar New Tork? Apparently, aince the Fed­ ty to really do somo- only can say for the moments near recreational fa^itlea as to the public from. World War II **^1U** r i ^ a of rapubllcaUoa apadal dto- about ths North End I am proud to be one on oppo­ patchea BtralB ana alao raaarrad eral Constitution merely specifies that a well aa a library, yet in an area Worthy Advisor or before. An A ir Force man area. This area has boon da- site side knowing how easily the in prsparmtion t o t future Senator shall be living in the state from Miss Patricia Rhoads, daugh- doesn’t say ’’Okay” or "N o" In Tha HanUd PrlatUi* OoBPW . tortorating for a number of tax rate can be raised. growut. The Robertson School response to Inqillrtes, Instruc­ aumra n< financial roaponalbaty fw which he ie elected at the time of his tsr of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac wraphicaf arrora « P P « ^ "* yonrs and now horo is our I have figures on the uthan will be brought up to minimum tions or the Imparting of infor­ and other readlnf matfap In The Ifanehaatar election, Mr. Kennedy could move Into ehanpa. Tho question alwhys renewal project which I have standards and the neighborhood Rhoads of 76 Orestwood Dr., mation. Ha says "Roger" or, m Eveninc Herald______oomaa to mind, “If urban re- refused to be made public, be­ will gain additional alMeUc and was recently elected worthy ad­ this jet age, just "Roj.". New Tork on the first Monday of No­ visor of Manchester Assembly, Etill aerelce cllant of It. B. A Bowal ia rqjsctsd, what then is cause figures are so easy tam­ auditorium faculties. Of the 2. ’Technical terms. (JOmpUcat-1 Pobllshera RepraaenUtlTOa - Wa JUllua vember and be qualified, reeidentially, ths luturo for ths North End? pered with. first Importance . . .teaching Order of tha Rainbow for CUrls. ed new military equipment and i Uathawa Special Agency — Maw Torli Cm- that Is. Furthor dotorioratlon? I find it rather difficult in She wiU succeed Mias Patricia eago. Detroit and Boaton. , wUI be put in ita most effective techniques havs created a spe­ "fife lfB E R AUDIT BUREAU OE CIRCULA­ paying my present tax rate setting. When you vote ‘'T E S " Cartwright, who will preside cial vocabulary. Moat are spe­ There are dramatic examples over the Installation of officers TIONS ______an ever thb country of what without any additional top load, for the Robertson School proj­ cific—and some well nigh un­ Just a rmninder to my lady and ect you will make a wise In. to ba bald on May 30 at the Ma­ pronounceable — but airmen DIaplay advertlaing cloalng taoura: has been dons through urban sonic Temple. Enr Monday - 1 p.m IWdaT. Machiiies W* Could Whip? renewal. On Tuesday, May 19, fallow voters to vote no as of vestment of your tax dollars. apeak aweepingly and lovingly Jatagh BaMlig t( EorjOr Tueaday iue»aay — 1* p.m.|/.aaa. a«wM>a—Monday^ May 19, because In the long run A Junior at Mancheater High Manchester will decide whether Voting "Y E S” tor ths North of the "black Dmea," compoii- NatiMwMs. lasgraBM jagarti For Wednesday — 1 P*®* Ambassador to the United Nations yours and my propertlss are at School, following a cMlege pre­ ents, usually electronic,, in their Eor Thuraday — 1 p-in^Wedneaday. wo want to atop forward or gkid Renewal wUl be the begin' paratory course, Mias Rhoads Eor Friday - 1 p.m Ttmraday Adlai Stevenson, addressing aome edu­ stake. ning o( planned improvement planes and missiles. Eor Saturday — 1 p m Friday stand atlU. I cannot recommend Tours truly, la a membsr of ths Future *‘Nationwid offers Claaalflad deadline: 10:80 Am. each day eg cators down in New Tork the other day, too strongly for everyone to for an area that everyone agrees 8. Initials, many of which 6 Francis J . Happenny Nurses Club, the Latin Club and havs become words. Some stand poMIcaBoB except Satnrday — t Ana. fulfilled his own classical heritage by rots, ‘'yes’^ for North End ur­ needs change. The initial cost Is Um National Honor Society. She provided by federal funds prin­ for organizations, like SAC, pro­ America’s most ban rsnownl. Expaasloa At Bohortoon attends Oxnmunity Baptist ITriday, May 16 coming up with a new view on the mod­ Vory truly yours, cipally and in rslaUvsly small nounced “sack" and meaning To The Editor, Church and Is an officer of its Strategic Air Command. Some flexible life em phenomenon of automation. Charles B. Burr part by stats and local financial )tlst Touth Fellowship. Automation, Adlai said In a fsw hun- This spring, Robertson osle- support. In the two * principal stand for equipment. "Radar" bratsd Ha 50th anniversary. •ther offiesrs who will serve is an acronym made up of in­ Insurance plan.” drsd mors cultivated words than ws ForpMr ProsMeatt of Eighth areas of renewal in Connecticut with Mias Rhoads will be Miss Question 1: For TTie Kids The building Is not new. It ia (Hartford and New Haven) the itial letters of the words "Radio shall uae, may help us recreate among To the Editor, Judy Seavey, worthy associate Why buy om inaursDOs policy Aa n former praoldont of the Urns to renovate its sub-stand­ dollars spent by private buUders Detection And Ranging." to iniurs your Hfs. . . anotW V Queation 3 la the b lf one for Man- ourselves the glory of classical Greece. ard classrooms, and heating ad'viaor; Miss Janet Miles, char' Some stand for jobs: "a c” for Elgtith Utilities District I wUl and developers have not only Ity; Miss Barbara Zepp, hope; for your mortgsgs. . . still aa- cheater votera In the town wide referen- How? By giving ue, with ita services sy)H«m. Additional classrooms provided useful, prscUcsl and aircraft commander; for condi­ other for rctiresMiit. Thu is s|)proaiaito It If this tetter can and Mias Unda C ^ , faith. tions, "aoep" for aircraft out of dum on 14 queationa next Tueaday, May to us, that aame sense of mastery, and * bo pUbHsbod In tho "Open For­ are needed as well as such beautiful replacements for the confuting, complicated and ex­ standard achool facilities as a original run-down proparUes, commission for parts; for tech­ pensive, with a lot of hiddstt' 19, Queation 1 reprecenta our Bceecaary that same huge dividend of leisure, um’* Of The Manohestor Herald. niques, ‘‘jsto’’ for Jet-assisted .Wt'll ,gKw you Frsa. axpsft iMm aal I have been a resident of the cafeteria, library, auditorium- but in a few years havs refund Two Get Grants extra costa. routine. which made It possible for the free men sd both the stats and ths cltiss takeoff; or people, whether a sstimatM so Ihs ssdar ftaee that’s |MI U ghth DIatriot for the pant 31 gymnasium, and administrative plain GI or a VIP. Now Nationwide's axeltu ht ifiht tor you. Walpols Cedar Fsocsi are It U poaaible to arg:ue that QueaOon of Athens to live lives full of beauty and health suite. Expansion at involved more than their oirlgi' new plan lets but life iatur- jraaca, for 10 years I have been nal outlays. Even the federal To Study French But this is only part of the dasiinsd lor durd)i!jty, austir craftod for 1, with Ita opportunity for Mancheater and InapiraUon because they were so a Bteiabor of too Manchester Robertson will help relieve ance policy do -the work of agency hsis gotten hack its orig­ winged vernacular. 9 9 9 to make Ita flrat entry Into the proceaa completely free of drudgery. Fire and foom July 1966 crowding of other achoola in the Maybe it's sheer high-flying two, tarse, four — or mors , srfset, ro srtioo, and Isitifli good leeks. inal spending to use it over Two area young women have polidee. For insUaes. you buy of urban renewal, c A be optional. Pre- The fact that the beautiful civilization to July 1968 I was a member area, such as Bowers, Buck- again in still another location. been awarded Scholarships from enthusiasm, but the airman For hsttsr stfvics, iestaltaUea sad fsaesa of tha District Board of Dlrsc- land, and IVadden. seems to t ^ to find a synonyip- one hatic policy oa yourtsll. aumably, if we want to badly enough, wa of Athena was baaed on the InsUtution Manchester’s investment in ths French government for Laur, you caa add “Family huiK Is test... esn Wsipelt. tora aonring as president the Also proposed In Roberison North End Renewal is only the study at ths Mlddlebury Col or new phrase for practically can vote to curl up and die, juat at tha of slavery has been the big deep blot everything. Benefir to iatura your wito AMCtof'a nr$t fBmttf last two yearn. expansion la space tor two beginning for private enterprise legs French School, Middldbury, dad children. moment a future haa been opened to ua nobody hsts ever been able to eradicate Courteay American 'Museum of Natural History, Mew Tetk In tbs ' early forties when classrooms for the mentally re­ to carry out the effort. Vt., thia summer. His base is "the home patch. But it ia pretty hard to argue for an op­ from all that splendid marble. Beat joined the Fire dept. I got tarded. These children are now They are Miss Roenne Wise His plane is "the bird," although Nationwide offers a total of WOOOWORKERS, INC. This is why redevelopment in certain types get such nick­ nine new “Benefited, Bach nas WAIPOIE tion on Queation 1. But what Ambassador Stevenson vis­ •BUILD THEE MORE STATELY MANSIONS, 0 MY SOUL” the impreooion from members of housed In the Keeney Street the North End Renewal miight daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wise, 61 Hilltop Dr.; and Mise names as "the lead sled" or mil a different need. Yon caa Qsdbr FBnena - Small Buildinga - Fiuatle FHinMtura It providea authoriaation for a bond ualises aa a possibility for us need carry THIB OHAMBERXID 'NAU-ie represented in model form in too department that the "North Annex, a building outdated, and well be described as a practical "the goon.” add just one or all nine to Bnd” was the forgotten part substandard. Improvement on investment in Manchester's fu­ Nancy Goods, daughter of Mr. EABT LQNOMXADOW, MASK. laoue of 6679,000 to "eonatniet, fumiah no such guilt with it. When we‘ can have TILUS (Nautilus pomplllus),the Evelyn Miles Keller Memo- and Mrs. Zignund Dozds, Main The pilot Is a "tiger," "jock” jw r Nattonwide . policy any th . Shell Hbchlbltlon at The of the town and that any poiu- these facilities is badly needed. ture. Together with the Robert­ or "hero.” He doesn’t just re' tinM duriqg your me or drop g8B SHAKER BOAD TELEPHONE LA S-ggU and equip an addition to the Robertaon automatic machines to do it for us, ws loal action taken south of Mld- son School project we will get St., Talcottvllle. popularized In the Museum o< Natural Following extended study, the Miss Wise ^11 be graduated tract the plane's wheels on them ec your OOL2JDOT OAIAS AOOEPTEO School.” BO longer have any need to keep any poem by OUver Wendell Holmes, History, New Tork. dla Turnpike was sues to prove league of Women Voters' of forward motion in making Man­ takeoff, he "sucks up the gear.” Thia ia aomething we pretty much chester what it should be and next month from Southern Oon- Fee. Nationwlda fa offarint human beings anywhere in any state of Jimmy detrimental to reaidonta of the Manchester feels there U no necticut State (College, New Ha­ If he has to drop the auxiliary America^i ntoM jtexfWe Ufa what we need. The coats are to have to do whether we want to or not cubjugation or Inferiority. Leisure built BigMh Dlotriot. I have learned, doubt that Robertaon ahould be ven, and Mias Goedx from Mari­ fuel tanks, he "punches off ths buurmce plan. Haute Couture (?) through personal, observation be paid with hard earned dol We have to do it if there ia North on automation can be leisure which is included in Manchester’s cu r-1. - , etta College, Marietta, Ohio. cans." that this la not tlia true situa­ rent school expansion program, i *«'■■ • • • ®»»*tioua buslneaamen If he’s straining to see partic­ Joatphx Banning • ' K ■■ fvl. Bnd Renewal next door and all around eonscicnce-frec, or can be aa aoon aa we ^ ^ ^ ^ see the future return making They will enroll June 26 at tion. There' are, however, a cer­ Mlddlebury for the six-weeks ularly under trjdng conditions, 94 W. MIddIt Tnpkt. It Breslin TTie League is hopeful that tjiese projects aa aenslbla in- toot out that last tincture of Puritan in tain few in the District that Inside Report the electorate understands the ' vestments. session, during which only It’s a matter of "eyeballs on the M inchaftbr We have to do it if there ia no urban ua all. sriH believe thia condition exists French will be spoken. Tbe NEW YORK, May 15 — The known here. It is going to stay But he la smart enough not advantage to the taxpayer in Mr. Editor, I urge you to en­ 649-6774 renewal. So, perhaps, the age of Pericles is by today. They are against any­ approving both Robertson courses are on a graduate level, woman was big enough to be that way, too. The other night to fool himself. Last summer, thing that does not originate title the above: "Two Votes Nonetheleaa, there la an intereating upon us—or at least open to us if ws school expansion and tha Re­ 'Yes’ For Manebester Pro­ and aim to give a mastery of listed in "Jane Fighting Ships.’’ I wound up wearing a tuxedo he took an apartment which Rowland Evann Jr. and Robert D. Novak within their eliok. They are op- the spoken and written lan­ and aignificant paralleUam between tha care and dare to reach for it. If she bent over in those slacks into a high-class place in town was only a couple of yards off pooing Rodevelopment on thia newal Project at this time. A gress". Tea tor the Robertson School and Yes f o r ^ e North guage. NATIONWIDE two projecta. One cynical afterthought bothers ua. she waa trying on the two men for the first time In my life the beach at Atleintlc Beach. WASHINGTON — Although quest, (Cellar Invited Wlnegam­ safos basis. portion of the money expended Mias Gozdz, who spent her in the store, if they had any and one of the customers members of the House Judiciary er to testify. His testimony was for the achool expansion can be End Renewal. In each inatauice, the authoritiea eon- What if, after all, part of the ex- And from Memorial Day until t ,1 am writing this letter for junior year at the Sorbonne, class, would have had to run promptly hit me on top of the Labor Day, he ne'ver went on Committee do not know it, the filled with anti-Semitic over­ credited to the Town of Man­ George H. Marlow aemed with our achool airatem and thoae quiaits beauty and refinement and deli­ toe. express purpose of giving tlnlveralty of Paris, will return NeUenwMa Life Imurape* Compeny out onto'57th St. The woman head with a right hand punch. the beach. Not even once. He "Citizens Congressional (Com­ tones, such as this thlnly-yailed chester toward its share of ths there next fall to work toward Heme Offlee: Colufnbut, (kite concerned with the poealbllitiea of ur­ cacy of the world of Athena had ita roots said she was size 16, hut she No guy in a T-shirt in Mutchle’i ’ had a bathing suit, all right. He mittee,’' now flooding Capitol reference to the Hebraic TabletAti, my support to the Rpdevelop- Renewal Project oost. .. *OaMtaiit Review* mont Program as I slnooreiy her tnakter’S deg;ree In French. ban renewal have come to the aame eon- in ths aristocratic feeling of Juatified was lying and she finally had ever did that to me, so inculde would put that on in the morn­ Hill with mall backing the pray­ of Law: TTie League feels that im­ To 'Ibe Editor, Miss Wise has received a con­ to give up trying to buy a pair me out of fashion. The people er amendment, is operated, fi­ "Gentlemen, need I remind fool that It wUl prove to be a The people of Manchestsir, as eluaion—that thia ia the proper location domlnanca over other human beings ? ing. Than he would put a rain­ provements should be made tract foom the ESlIn^on board of .slacks. She was the only who get dressed up are too coat oh and go into the kitchen nanced, and directed by Gerald you that the right to pray and great boon to the "North End” good clUaena ahould vote ia the for the center of thinga for the big and What if it does take a little savagery to and to tho Town of Mancheotor now. We believe that delay will .of education to teach French at customer M a r y 1 y n Evans tough. But yesterday, after this and sit and drink beer all day. L. K. Smith, notorious promoter conduct devotions in our public only compound the problems May 19th referendtun. The Ellingion High School for the growing community of the North End. woman ordered her tight slacks of extreme Right-wing causes. aa a whole. Let’s not forget fertiliza a tender blossom? What if, couldn’t do anything with yes­ "Go on the beach!” he ex­ institutions has been written on for the future. We urge that charter revisions art to the next school year. Head Herald Ads. One could forget Robertaon School, and somehow, all the elements of that fa­ terday afternoon. and left, Marj’lyn Evans sat plained one afternoon. "Are Smith's back-stage maneuver­ the hearts of our people, and toat the "North End” la a very beusfit of the town except Sec­ down and tried to explain her ing Is the best evidence to date those who deal In tables of stone hnportant part of the town. the electorate vote TEB to go elaewhere with new claaarooma. One mous Greek civilization were woven in Marylyn Evan.s has a little you crazy? No human being Is queatkm No. 1. tion 3-1 part 3. This revision store at 44 West 57th St. which business. that neo-Fascist hate groups must not be permitted to repeal RoapeotfuUy yours, would restrict tha review of the eould forget Depot Square, and juat togethsi', ao. that ths institution of slav­ ever going to get a chance Very truly yours, specializes in a thing called "in­ "Most women shouldn’t wear to see me in a bathing suit.” have infiltrated the high-pres­ or erase this law of the heart." Philip L. Burgoaa Br., Town Manager’s operation to a leave it there aa a traffic light for peo­ ery waa aa integral and vital a part of stant slacks.” A customer comes slacks,” she said. "I think they sure campaign to change the Winegarner gave the commit­ 80 Hudson St., Mrs. Jeroms Nathan, 9S6 MAIN ST. - 64S-5171 OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6:30 P.M. ^ CLOSED MONDAYS The lost woman we saw In Bill of Rights for the first time President two year period. It is my opin­ ple on the way to other centera to go the whole as the curve on some Venus? in before noon and gets fitted wear them because they don’t Miss Evans’ place yesterday tee a photograph (taken on the Manchester, Conn. ion that'ths Man)Q(er'a function and picks out the material and want to wear shorts and have in history in order to legalize U. 8. Capitol steps) showing Mrs. Paul N. Hlllery, through. Will there really be quite as much sat­ disputed Robert J. Allen’s the­ prayers in the public schools. Omtinulng Responsi­ should be under constant re­ she gets the slacks on the next to show their legs.” ory comirietely. members of his "(Citlxens Com­ Bxtenporaneously Nobody ehoae that kind of aolution. isfaction, and inspiiation, in dominat­ The campaign is beg;inning to mittee" unfurling a petition with To the Editor, bilities (Chairman view as provided for under the morning. For a special rush "The last two you had in her# "Tighter around here,” a present Oiarter. Such a review Hie choice waa for a new improved ing a mere machine? job, she can get them the same encounter serious opposition 100,000 signatures backing the If the voters of both i>arties must have had real bad legs," blonde said, grabbing the ma­ from church leaders. What will assure good government In eenter at the center of thinga for the In any case. Ambassador Stsvanaon day. This Is a service which Is we said. "Because fiwn the back Constitutional amendment. What care to hdp preserve the pres- TlBed As Urged terial at her tides. ‘T can tell seemed a sure thing several Winegarner didn't say waa that ant tax rats of 48 mills during To the Editor, the town of Manchester, and North End community. To modemiae thinks wa better make sure it ia we, perfect for people who sudden­ they were something.” you,” she told Marylyn Evans ly deckle to go to Aruba or weeks ago is anything but a sure the same picture had already tlM ysars of 1964, 1965 and 1966 May 19, 1964 la the time - for Section 8—part 3 should bs rs- and expand Robertaon. And, inatead of rather than ths machine, who winds But they are Marylyn's busi­ proudly, "when my girl frienos thing today. And one of the ma­ jsotsd. SAVE 5.02 Venice or the Concord on. short ness, and it has turned Into a been published as the cover of tiMy should vote no on urban our "T E S ” vote for progress hi O F MANCHESTER leaving Depot Square there aa a aenti- up doing the dominating. We are, as notice. And it Is also the kind of see me in these, they will all jor reasons for this fortunate the December, 1663, iesue of tan weal project as placed on the the development of the Robert- Ix>ia Koppiln pretty good one. She opened her want to copy me.” change is the growing aware­ mental reminder of what waa bright and he pictured us, walking "the narrow and service you find only in New store last September as just a Smith’s Cross and Flag. If they do. it is going to be ness that Smith's "(Christian Na­ Winegarner also neglected to ffU n u t PUT 0YM W in new and handaoma back in the flouriah- nervous border between automation's York. A woman can get every­ dreas shop and she was going thing in this town. Across the a long summer. tional Crusade" and other extre­ tell the committee that he has Ing nineteenth century, to rip it out and promise of either plenty or misery.’’ But nowhere. Then a c o u p 1 e of mist organizations on the Far held a regulgr job with Cross street is a place which sells weeks ago, she put In this "In­ 7-n . lUDE AND UWN SWIM* build aomething bleaaedly new and dif­ automation, aa he saw it, is about to be­ second-hand for coats that, the Right are so deeply involved and Flag (though he'a not list­ stant slacks” routine and since with it. ed on the masthead). phaMzed ary (Committee on March 23 ask­ In their recreation, in their activitiea, in control unique to it alone.” bravest wombn in the world. er is depicted as one of the re­ maple, pine or too much. * 25 Years Ago ing that Charles W. Wlnegamer search assistants. ABOUT IBE BKI SWITCH TO FORD the beginning of their citizenahip. Somehow, the Greeks never feared They kept coming in yesterday be heard. to try on denim mods! slacks The woman seem to under­ Within the .Judiciary Commit­ Ford's osIm gain in tho first qusrtsr of '64 is shsad of Mancheater haa never done poorly for leisure, the way we all seem to. Maybe stand you can get away with Early strawberries ruined by Becker identified Winegarner tee, the fate of the Becker *dNNV9-lf.a.L25 wM hIy Ita achool children, and ia not likely to for fitting and then picked out frosts. only as the legislative secretary if we get machines we can whip it with the colors they wanted and this kind of trick, and it la an­ amendment ia In the hanWi of Ohovy's and Plymouth's oombinod. Why is Now England begin taking backward atepi now. Every other striking Illustration of Professional Women’s Club of the "Citizens (Congressional half • a - dozen members. The cherry rooms... a Vbr aaffw *>uniMeBot vifoaoiis play for tiie gRaag help. then, always, they demanded (Committee." What Becker did switohing to Ford? Tho woman's riswpointi aection of town haa helped every other that the slacks be tight. how they are different from holds final busineas meeting other members have all but o sturdy OaHfonua redwood lawn owing • SUda men. A guy never would do and banquet .at Villa Marta. not tell (or did not know) was made up their minds, with the (A) Utility cabinet; 24 x 14” section of town; we have all been good 'T ake them in right here,” that Wincgariier Is also Gerald haa platlonn • Bkyride, S awinga, trapeze, gym one woman was saying. She what they do. My friend, R ob-’ Mias Anna McGuire, Miss Lois balance slightly tipped in favor top, 25” high!"! drawer. eitizena where our achoola are concern . Soldiers In Peace Parker and Edward G. Lynch L. K. Smith's nephew. He also of reporting the amendment.’ finga, chin ban • Meaauraa 8*6* aenw top; 7‘3*‘ legb bunched the material up at her ert J. Allen, shows you this. did not mention that the May, ed. The United States has maintained hips. Once he was a big, strong guy added to MH8 teaching staff. 1964, issue "of Smith's publica­ But the fact that almost all Urban renewal will be for kida, too. isu-ge conscript armies for so long that "Well," Marylyn Blvans said. who stood on the lifeguard Mr. Sherwood Goslee elected tion. "The Cross and the Flag," Church leaders are not testify­ Cabinets It cam decide what kind of atreeta they it ia often hard to remember that Amer­ "Oh. yes, this is how it stand at Rockaway and looked president of Education Club. described the "Citizens (Commit­ ing against it is beginning to ican traditions are as hostile to com­ should be,” the woman said. over his beach like he was a tee" as "an auxiliary, financed sway the undecided and but­ waik through and play in. It can de­ pulsory military service in peacetime king. He took so many deep tress those opposed to the in cide whether, juat around the comer, She was looking at herself in 10 Yean Ago and directed by the Croas and amendment. aa British traditions are. These' tra­ the mirror. She saw only her breaths to Impress the girls the Flag.” there are open atreeta or half cloaed al­ ditions may be revived by the results front view. Her back looked that he would be tired at the Senior choir of St. Mary’s That same Issue alao had this Those churchmen Include the leys. It can decide what the whole com­ of a comprehensive study of the draft like It came from the Fifth end of the day. Since then, how­ Episcopal Church announces to say about Rep. Emmanuel Episcopal Bishop of Washington, aystem which President Johnson an­ William Creighton; Dr. Bdwln munity looks like —the lingering end of 9venue Coach Company. But ever, he haa let himself go. He plan to Join with fifteen other Celler of New York: nounced over 'the weekend. The study has let himself go so much choirs for concert at . St. Paul’s H. Tuller of the American Bap­ Black or Green an old world, or the bright bej|lnning of she wanted it tight across the "The Mil has been held up by ' may or may not lead to the conclusion back and nobody was going to that edien he 'sH^'-at the bar Church, WUllmantlc. tist Ckinvention; and Charles H. the Jew, Emmanuel Celler, who Tuttle, counsel for the NaUonal a new one. that the draft should go; but President tell her different. now, with his jacket open and Manchester Chamber of Com­ le chairman of the Judiciary So the two questions. Question 3 by Johnson made it clear that it Is at Now, the art of dressing, his ^Idsection sticking out, he merce announces future move Committee." Council of Churches. Two Catho­ ft least possible that the United States and the reasons for it, is un­ is a|i unbelievable eight. to reaidenc eon E. Center St. On receiving Becker’s lic publications —America and which we can cast the most important may decide to rely entirely on voluntary Commonweal — have both come Mrs. A. Wcti, KiUhml. Vt. Afrt. E. Brsitr, N. H; Urt, S. Sliilt, ErtokUm, Mm. slngls vote in our town history, for ths recruitment by the 1970s. out against any change in the Ws'rs a family of firs and Um 24.9 Milas m gallon is Um hncket asaS sold me. My with C old start of urban renewal, and Queation 1, President Johnson's decision to initi­ Bill of Rights. ‘ . for us ths *64 J'ord Falcon flibuloui and we love the ride. husband likes tha way Ford by which we continue our past record of ate this study should be set alongslda And testimony from Dr Wagon is preat. Switching We traded in a *63 Corvair handles. We switched from w his earlier decision to reduce defensa' Franklin H. Uttell, a Methodist providing the right kind of school fadH- from n foreign ear—rooinjA on a *64 Falcon Wagon after Plymouth to a ntw Fairlane spending. The compoeite iniipression pro­ Fischelti theologian from Chicago the big item. The ride shopping arotiad. Our Ford Hardtop. My ton just bought tieo for our children, are really two quee- duced 1^ these two decisions is encour­ warned about the Far ^ h t 'a delight Wt love it Dealer wu a big help. a Ford, lob. . All-Sfi^l 2-trtdi tiona which link into each other. aging in more ways than one. One of using the prayer amendment as ,(B ) Dry sink; 80 x 17” top, ■ Accents The voting process, however, haa to be the most consistent themes in recent a Trojan horse; 82” high! cabinet base. Tuhinfl Throughout criticisms of the United States la- that "At first, fascism claimed to ■eparate, yea on Question 1 for Robert- American society Is dominated by a be a defense of religion and e 6 Candy>Slripocl Logs ■en, beeauae if we don't vote yea new "power elite,” Itself ultimately controlled *6 *‘*“ t threat of we’ll vote yea later anyway, and yea on by the "warlords’’ of the Pentagon and atheistic communism . . May • Dotochoblo Plolform the big busineeamen who flouriah on 1 respectfully urge the cwnmlt- Queation 3, for urban renewal, because defense contracts. That criticiam ia not SIMo , If wa don't vote yea thia time, this first tee to bury these smendmonta. wholly without foundation—even Presi­ Which are contrary to the letter ttane, on thia iastM, we may saver get dent Eisenhower, hardly a typical fan of and spirit of the American Con- another chance at it the late C. Wright Mills, thought it necessary to warn his countryman m en?"" *^****®*** rlte recipes, mllitaiy-industrial complex. President these solid m{tple pieces in enameled fin­ OUS s u m DttUXI PUY 0YMS Adjastable PoHticid Gcosrapky Johnson haa pot now shown that the ishes add flavor to youj- Early American military - Inditstrial complex does not A Thought for Tinlay rooms! (Also available in nutmeg maple In a year when Richard Nixon, if h i in exist; he haa not even shorn It of all its powers, ^ t he haa at least demon­ SpoaaprMi by the Maaobeater finish). . aominatsd for the Presidency, will have strated that the Ameijcan Government ConaoU of Ohorehes la be nominated from the state of New can move in the direction of diaarm- Mrj.J4smftw,/r.,nr>0l#if.AfaiM A tm AmtAtr, Wm*n, K J, M n . H , S k trrtn l, H rtlm l, In adeytion to the black and ffTten fin- Only 33.00 Nieaat car wi’va had-our new 1 ahraya waglad a aaw Fatd Flmly af room is what we Tork, when Pierre SaUnger, in an ef­ ament if it wlshea to do ao. It ia a Oa% hundred and seventy-six iahes, the console cabinet ”u ’ is also *qURH-ir...US WIBUT fort to console California for the loaa damonatration of tome value. ^ I n s u executives waia stud- Ford Falcon Wagon. Very and this year I traded ia my waotwl whan wa switched available in white, with gold stripings, in Diaarmament would produce a great p ffffiy , Pontiac on a ‘64 Ford Custom af Nixon, offers himself aa a candidate loU of room, aood a limited quantity. many headachea, but they need not TJis study showed that aos- aeonomy. We iwitched from Sedan. I love iti It’s very .TesM\ef body-buildinf.fun for the SRitire gsnfl lor tha Sanaie out thare, when Oovamor e UBmpnageable if adMuate study third s c a r e d from heart ^ Plynoiith.Our Ford lalesfflan comforubia and handles very Cabinet "A" can be easily converted to kfsny .featUTM: large 4eM 0 Cslifomis redwood WallaBbr of Alabama, acta like a native undertaken tapforehanq. President w^. Oot a good trade-in, too. and handsoma. study df the d rtft system 1 *•••> Uj®**’*' Of high blood staa waa tha floait Tva met record storage by the additiohi of^iMfo or' kwn sWifg, 2-aeat glider,<8 swingA 2 gym lin i^ son to hundreds of thousands of votaa hi- r aure. The emotional disstoSian , might well have been decideu on even if lof our lives Is no lass an lnt«n- three vertical separators and will hold 2 cb b teR tiepeei^ 9-foot platfiiaB sUte Borthem states—In such a year there i there were no proepect of dtearmament; 150 records. Or use it fo r general storage and ita results will be of \telue to the \perance than alcohol dissipation ' ”Oiwee4r...Ne maaay dama...30 day* at awnUu W petf la no reason under the sun, why Attorney We the quiet conMence (C) Console cabinet; 42 X 12” bi living room, hall or b^rooni. Ganapa] I^obert Kennedy, of Boston, United States even if no djaarinament of Divine care which Jesus prac- jshUMMf Mtehat NlWfNGlANDfORD IHAUKS takes place. But from the point of view f ^ * t * .* »*•' • • • yi ^ If /jyL top, 80" high; two doors. W .T.OFt A N T CO. Capo Cod, Washington, and Virginia, of the outside world, the chief moral to Add a distinctive touch to your rooms by should not/M a prime poeeiblllty tor the ISSn,*" be drawn from it ia that more and more "Trust in the Lord, wait tw choosing ons or more of these decorated PARKADE, VERNON CWCLIi Manfaution ^for tha Unltsd States Sen- objective studies of thia kind srill be pieces tonight. Ws’rs open until 9 pjn. MANCHESHR VERNON Sto from this sUta of New Tork. naceai^ if diaarmament is eVer to hs tSS CJUv?* ■sort'than an aspiration. -MANCHBS- DIU.ON SAUES ohd SERVICEb hic.

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■ r A O l TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, llANpqSSTER, CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 16,1W4 IIANCHBSTEB BVENINa HERALD. MANGHESTe A. OOMlLe IR ID A T . MAT IB. 1964 saying “ Catholics for Thur­ ilace Issue mond” was taken to task by two Second Youth E ven ts ' priests among the antl-’TInir- Red Ambushers Pulverize Free Cubaijs Ne^s Tidbits mond demonstrators. Other Crisis tor (rom the AP Wires signs said such things as ’’Pres­ Arrested In byterians tor Thurmond” and Viet Relief Force^ 51 Die Prepare for TV-Radio Ton^ht h i State “ Young Christian Men for Thur­ mond.’ ’ M e t h ^ i s t s George Meany, AFLrOK) (OoatlaiMi from Page One) Crash Probe (OonUmied from . Page One) Thurmond did not face the president, supports union plum­ Hospital Notes New Career By ■ . L. SCHWAKTZ ^ l marchers either entering or had not been returned to Viet Television bers in New York who have re- for the Hartford Courant, filed leaving the high school. He was David N. Maaas, 28, a i Oark FnTBBUROH (AP) — llie fiised to work with a Negro the suit Feb. 19, two days after escorted in and out through a Nam today, ■ Defense Ministry By JOB MOKNIOBT 4:00 Wa 8 TbMtor VMting boani mn 2 to 8 p.m. Rd., BoHoo, has baea aireatad, Maws w ee problem has great aignifl and three Puerto Rkaii plunt- the U.S. Supreme Court had rear door. spokesman said. BMPORIA. Kan. (AP>—Fer­ bers who are not union mem­ la aU areas exeeptlng matern charged with reoMaai driving la I In th* PubUo teUra t W nce for the Methodist CSiurch ruled that congressional dis­ He gave a 42-minute talk dur­ The government defeat canle nando A Mata speaks English I Bya-DanUfr bers. .. Col. Stlg Wennerstrom ing which he was Interrupted lly wbere they are 2 to 4 pjn. connection with a poUoe laveaM- I Lite of Um Molda iu i jtobaertptkm'1 T f ■ltd loomed large at the recent tricts must be roughly equal in only two days after U.B. Becre- reaaonably well but has trouble > Laramie declares he spied for the Rus­ population. by applause 10 times. He also gatlon of an early Tuesday tary of Defense Robert B. Mc­ •ad 8 4 6 to 8 p.m. Mid private reading It. ; Baily Show (S-tMoTSbMpa w» Soorta and Weath­ (8) ROUU « ■' More than million of the and power balance of the Connecticut congressmen this The Greenwich Democratic Meld inspection of the wsr. to 8 pjn. Visitors are requested Manchester policeman and tiro stand English bettor than m ' er f:IO ( 3-lZi TwlUsSi Bona Church's 10.8 ^Mllon members world.” fall, if the General Assembly organization disavowed any con­ After reporting to President not to smoke hi pntlenta’ youths—to Manchester Mstno- speaks It. ( •) New Biwed (M) An Asa oT^ Klnsa Crewmen of a New Bedford, nection with the talk. :40> Superman ■re located in' the Southeastern failed to effect redistricting. Johnson In WaAlngton Thurs­ rooms. No more than two vlsl- rial Hmqiital, the latter two ad­ Dr, Jose Morell, like all hls ■ 13) Nawabeat states'. T ^ y are the strongest Mass., fishing boat report sight­ ■When the General Assembly A candidate for the Democra­ mitted for treatment at ssrioue ,3Ui Social Seeurttv 10 00 lS-12) Alfr^ Hitchcock — ■ day, McNamara said it may be fellow Cubgna here, hopes some bloc, numerically and political­ ing what they said was a sea created -six districts roughly tic congressional nomination in necessary to Increase the 16,0(X>- tora at one time per patient. injuries. 18) Subacriptloe TV (10-38-80)0) Jack Paar serpent. I What'a New (6-30-10)) riibt of Wertt ly.., Alter two weehs ol soul- equal in population, the Zalman the fourth district, Francis X. man U.S. force In Viet Nam be­ Police re|x>rted that Masse, day to return to his Island na­ ) Walter CrouzKe 10:10 (18) BaribKrtpikiptloo TV ■eirchlng, the conference took a suit became moot. Lennon Jr. of Greenwich, was cause of the increase in Com­ Fatleato Today: 288 who reportedly was racing with tion. 10-3340) BonUar-Brlnklar 10:46 (6-SO-IO) Iftke that Spars strong stand toward racial Inte­ Soon afterward all parties to one of the demonstrators. another vehicle driven by Rich­ r?" .V A . 6:46 (30) Ron Cochran 11:00 is-6-10-13-3B«M0)Naws. munist attacks. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: The three are among 25 Cu­ l.r-00 m-3%60^) Vewa SporU and Sports, Weather gration. the action, including Democrat­ In Taipei, NaUonalist China Ann Blodgett, Warehouse ard C. Oliver, 20, o f 148 Biasell bans taking part in a Mgh-ievel Waatner U:U <90) TVinight Show (C)/ ‘We are one of the biggest ic and Republican party inter- St., drove from the aeoidont ( I) Death Vallar Dava (40) Steve Allen Strong Rights Late Heads MAHRC announced it is increasing both Point; James Edgar, 62 Grove rehabilitation program at Kan­ ehurches. It means something Obituary venors, agreed to dismissal. technical and economic assist­ scene after he narrowly missed Omar Speaker (10) If Squad (S-13) Oreson PrimAir NEW HAVEN (AP) — New Norman Fendell of West St., Rockville; Mrs. Mary Hen­ sas State Teachers Ctollege. All (34) wrrtval in the Sea (1043) Tonight Show (C) when we let the world know ance to South Viet Nam. hitting a police cruiser and had The Rev, Russell B. Camp, (30) Hafl Order Mai*at Haven has become the first city Hartford was last night elected ry, Andover; Mrs. Celia John­ were professionals In law, med­ (6) Met* 'va. San Fraaelaea where we stand,” said Howard A four-man South Vietnamese run off the road. Oliver, who icine or educaUon before flee­ Protestant cMplaln at Connect­ :16 (23) nim (I) Morte Mrs. Ludwig Fatsoher False Complaint president of Manchester As- son, 49Q Woodbridge St.; Mrs. (80) Sporta Camara (13) Morte Jones, a lay delegate from Ken­ military mission is in Formosa failed to round a curve, and ing Fidel Castro’s regime. icut State Prison at Somers, ;I0 (3-13) Oreat Adventure (33^) Oampalgn A Oaadl- tucky. FARMING’TON (AP)—A girl civil right* ordinance . du- *w » i ^ m Andrea Kelley, Columbia; Mrs. Anna Fatscher, 71, qf who told police she was at­ studying the political warfare did strike the police onilaer, Different requirements and (33) ScbmU Ifateh WIta datea But there were many other 263 Charter Oak St., wife of The equal opportunities ordl- ^ Richard Lappen, Glastonbury; win be a H>eaker at the second tacked by a man while baby nwiie, backed by the adminls- <3iildren at its annual work of the Chinese Nationalist pushing it into the four who standards prevent them from ■EE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETB USTINO problems for the 900 delegates. Ludwig Fatscher, died this armed forces. The mission is Mrs. Anna Light, 303 Cooper were standing in the road — annual Blue Lodge Night, spon­ sitting has been chaiged with tration of Democratic Mayor meeting at Roeemount Restau continuing their chosen sored hy Omar Shrine aub, Frl- Among them were merger with morning at Manchester Memo­ making a false complaint. led by lA. Gen. Nguyen Ngoc Hill St.; Mrs. Nancy Longfel­ during a police investigation of careers. So they came to the the Evangelical United Breth­ rial Hospital. Richard C. Lee, was passed by rant, Bolton. He succeeds Ken Le, chairman of the South low, 79 Hublard Dr., Vernon; an earlier one-car crash — has dey: May 22, at Manchester The original report last Sat­ a resounding 26-6 vote by the neth Wiebust. About 80 mem campus from Miami, Fla., last Q ^ t r y aUb. ren Church and other branches Bom on Feb. 23, 1898, in urday caused con.slderable Vietnamese Veterans Commis­ Raymond McKay, 31 Russell also been charged with reckless February to begin preparing Radii) of Methodism, proposed union Pennsylvania, she had been a aldermen last night bers and guests amended. The sion. driving. Both Oliver and Masse Tne Rev, Mr. Oamf) la chs|>- alarm, since police throughout St.; John Suchy, 91 Clinton St.; tor new professions. Ikln o f Sphinx Temple, and this with four other major Protes­ resident of Manchester fof al­ It had orginally been sched- Rev. Earle R. Custer, pastor Taipei newspapers said have been ordered to appear In (This Bethig lachides only U toee news broadoaeto wf M or If De Cormier the state have been on the Mrs. Eula Allen, Bi'’oad Brook; After a year of academic year is Imperial (Sieiplaln for tant denominations, and revi­ most 40 years. uled to come up for a vote June of North Methodist Church Nguyen would be appointed di­ Circuit Court 12. mfainto length. Some et^one carry other ehort aeweeaeto). lookout lor a man, or men, 1, but a special rqeetlng of the gave the blessing, Mrs. Linda Oumy, 30% training — Including suiumer the nearly one mllUon Shriners sions in worship procedure. Besides her husband, she is wanted for molesting several rector of a political warfare Oiurch St.; Mrs. Alma Saw­ Masse was arrested following p 7:00 Ken Oriftln survived by three sons, Ludwig board was called to act on it. | Others elected are Mrs, school—they expect to become in North America. A native of WDBO—USS The conference, policy-making women in West Hartford, Meri­ department to be set up in the yers, Warehouse Point; Robert a tracing of a mariier plate 6:00 L o u John WaOe ^10:00 Mad Daddy Show . Fatacher of Holyoke, Mass., and The board’s three Republican I Ernest Leemon, vice president Vietnamese armed forces. teachers or library workers In Glastonbury, M was ordained body of the Church, meets only den and Hamden. Weidig, RED 1, Rockville; taken down by police at the ac­ this country. In 1S46. He attended Spring- S:Qp Dloli Robinaon wiifr—UM William Fatscher and Warsehde aldermen were joined by three Mrs. Raymond Colpitts, re cident scene. 1'0> New* Slsn Off 6:00 News once in four years and must Farmington police said Diane Charles Krob, 73 Church St.; field and Trinity colleges, and handle hundreds of matters. Fatacher, both of Manchester; Rutkowski, 16, of New Britain, Democrats in voting against the cording secretary; Mrs. John WASHINGTON (AP) — The Robert Klemas, 22, at 486 77i.*.Puban|i mjr they are hap­ W H A «-«H 6:30 Radio Qreatar Hartford and one sister, Mrs. Martha ortlnance. One alderman was Caldwell^ corresponding secre Mra Nancy Earl, 22 BUizabeto py ahd^'liMU^ lor anothw has degrees from Hartford 6:«| Uaar IM Show K:46 irfiwell Thomaa Motors Says: Methodists admit it is an un- admitted yesterday that her United States will Increase the Adams St., and Stanley P. No­ f : F Nawi Weather aad Speala 6:65 Sports Habersat of Manchester. absent i tary; Mrs. Roy Vaughan fi- new striking power planned for Dr.; Mrs. Mary Hunter, 67 Ard ehancs at a career. The group School of Religious Education, 7 00 News wieldly and imprecise machine. story about being attacked hem vak, 16, of 383 Oakland St., Hartford Theological Seminary, 7:pU Hldwaid P Morgan “ I was more aware of that Private funeral services will Saturday was to cover up ad­ The ordinance not only pro- "**’ clal secretary; Mrs. John the South Vietoamese Air Force more Rd.; Anthony Oollettl, 18 both hospitalized after the acci­ —which With families numbers 7:16 Ed Hynea Show 7:35 Public Affalra Mbits discrimination in housing, Keannely, director for two Cambridge St.; Mrs. Gertrude 26—k«a{is ona .common thought, and Boston University. He has 6:00 Yankees vs. A’a "Your best buy is a Rambler, the quality this time than ever before,” be held Monday at 11 a.m. at vances made by a boy friend. by a third, it was learned today. dent, today are reported in sat­ been prison chaplain since 10:15 Music to Relax By said Bishop Gerald Kennedy of the W. P. Quish Funeral Home, Miss Rutkowski was released employment and education; Kenneth Weibust, di The 76 additional Skyraider McCormick, Bast Hartford; Ar­ isfactory condition. Klemas suf­ to potum some day to Cuba. w n o —itaa 13:15 Sign Off establishes a seven - member sector for one year, and A1 1968, and la a paat president of Los Angeles. "But this is demo- 226 Main St. The Rev. C. H6nry under.' 8200 bond for appear­ dive bombers now due in South thur Anderson, 587 Center St.; fered fractures of both legs and . Mata and Jose Amaro, both 6:00 Nawa, Weather. Sports packed car for the quality conscious car commission armed with sub- Pariseau, serving the sec the American Correctional In­ 6:30 Financial Report •racy at its best and at its Anderson, pastor of Emanuel ance in West Hartford CTlrcult Viet Nam this summer will be Mrs. Mary Canuel, 108 Vernon chest Injuries and Is being working for temporary toachor 6:36 Muaic Court June 1. poena powers to enforce it i y®®*" • two-year term. ter-Faith Chaplains Associa­ Buyer" Worst.” *■ Lutheran Church, will officiate. boosted to more than 100, Ih' St.; Albert Holman, 695 Bolton treated in the liospital’s special oortlflcatoa, were observers be­ tion. He is married to the for­ 6:tt Three Star Extra Burial will be In East Ceme­ The commission will be spon-' S*hce 1961 FendeK has been formed sources tMd The Asso­ Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Grace ing observed In a junior high 7:06 (Tonvaraatlon Pleca The first conference was held sored by Lee. j teaching an Intermediate care ward, while No'vak Is re­ mer Marion Behrend Roulstone 7:36 Chei Huntley In Baltimore in 1794, barely two tery. Highway Probe Trial ciated Press. Steeves, Bast Hartford. covering from multiple lacera­ ■octal studies class of a public of Manchester. 7:80 Newr of the World RUSSELL’S The orlinance was backed by education class at Bentfey Coupled with this, U.S. advis­ 7 ;4S Stand By SPRUCE STREET decades after circuit riders There will be no calling hours. ADMITTED TODAY: Peter tions and contusions. laboratory school operated by "Prince HaU Maaoniy” wUl be In Ueu of flowers the family HARTFORD (AP)— Arthur toe New Haven Central Labor taught junior high ers lyill step up the tempo and 6:00 Red Sox va. Twina NEW CAR SELECTED SERVICE started to spread the beliefs of Roy, Lakeview Heights, Rock­ Police Sgt. Henry Gaunider the coUnie. the topic of Wolcott B. Blssell 10:10 Nlghtbeat (oomer of Oak St.) ■iggests that contributions may W. Oksott, former head of the Council, civil rights grouos ! >»> East Hartford from scope of training to double the John Wesley in the New World. ville; Mrs. Irene Ketcham, RFD and Patrolman Bknanuel Motola Mata, a hinlor high school of Newington, the other speak­ 11:00 Newt 2 Barbers Every Day SALES CARS be made to the memorial funds rights of way bureau of toe Yale University Md ^ present 400 Vietnamese pilots were shaken up and were treat­ U;16 Sports final QUALITY Wesley wouldn’t recognize his State Highway Department, Among those opposing ' it combination teacher 1, Rockville. teacher In CuM for 21 years. er on the program, which will tl:S0 Art Johnson Show (TRY US) Church today. of Emanuel Lutheran Church. and channel the best of them ed for body bruises at the hos­ Plenty of FREE Paridng OF ALL MAKES FOR testified ’ITiursday he could were toe New Haven^s^ber "®^ Is Impramod by the dlfferenee be an orientation night . ***• It is a corporation rivaling the into flying the propeller-driven BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A pital’s emergency room and dis­ In teaching, methods. A eodal hour begins at 6:30, 6:00 Lou Tam DeCormier RAMBLER FUSSY BUYERS WORKMANSHIP Nelson W. Lewie “ not recall” whether he listed of Commerce and toe New Ha- i, » thi attack planes. son to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas charged several hours after the giants of industry. Last year it ven.Real Estate Board. I m^ber of Uie and a eteak dinner wfll be Franklin Aldridge of Meriden Seeklns, 63 Mountain St., Rock- accident. “ I Uke the active social collected from parishoners |S99 COVENTRY — Nelson W. Vietnamese flyers already are groupa hero,” M said. "It helps served at 7:80. million to support 79 hospitals, Lewie, 89, of 68 Lakeview Dr., in a report to Highway Com­ piloting single-seat Skyraiders 'vllle; a daughter to Mr, and Ttokets ars avallaUe from missioner Ives regarding em­ la^^^^nSMscLtoau'^*?* »e xtl^Taaon^^^ develop tM student In CuM 106 colleges, the world’s largest died last night at Manchester And T28 converted trainers in Mrs. Frank Prior, Andover; a the tr^ tio n a l system of teach­ any Omar Club officer or mem- religious publishing house, more Memorial Hospital, some four ployes engaging in outside em­ bombing and strafing attacks son to Mr. and Mrs. JDairy Queen made Dempeey-Tegrier Go., Ine. ing gratuities. Palmer is ac­ tlficates and Mrs. Louis Hm^ Locks. months by disabled veterans in from sweet whole milk, Members of New York Miss Oarolanne Oryk, daugh­ cused of giving an allowance or wlU, president of toe Sister­ Veteran’s Administration Homes Peggy Jacobs placed first, 1961 VOLKSWADEN SUNROOF Stock Exchange ter of Atty. and Mrs. Anthony reward to a state employe and hood, will present Bibles to the and Hospitals throughout toe and Jayne Vullo fourth, in fit­ drawn fresh from the FULLY EQUIPPED. 'VBJRY SHARP. Bank Stocks Gryk of 37 Academy St. has corrupting a state employe. graduates. country. ting and showing; Heidi Krause MANGHESTEIF COMMUNITY OOLLEOE freezer. Dairy Queen Bid Asked been named editor of the annual Both have pleaded not guilty. Monday a Yizkor (memo­ took sixth place in Englian Sale For many years now the Vet­ — for sundaes. *1195 Conn. Bank and fine arts magazine, "Fontes,” at The state has charged that rial) service wlU be held in toe eran’s Administration Hospitals oommand; in senior hunt seat SUMMER SESSION 1959 PONTIAG 4-DOOR SEDAN Trust Co...... 66Vi 70% Mount Saint Joseph Academy, Aldridge violated conflict of in­ sanctuary at 10 am., and a have recognized the making of horsemaasMp, Heidi Krause Kartford National Weat Hartford, where ahe is a FULLY EQUIPPED. A SOLID, HEAVY CAR. ' terest rules by providing maps' young people’s service will be toe poppies as helpful therapu- placed first and P eg^ Jacobs, • A summer program offered by the Cbmmunlty OoUega, O o ...... 64% 68% senior. fourth. and other information to Pal­ held in the oh^>el at the same Uc reMbilltatlon. Each veteran oonsisting at eight 8-semester hour courses. I: PLY A SIGNIRCANT Fire iBMtraaoe CompaBles. time. is paid a nominal amount for In the junior hunt seat horso- Hartford Fire .... 72% 76% mer on land Palmer was to Nutmeg Forest. Tall Cedars have appraised, and that he did each flower h« makes. The bal­ numship, HiUstown nuule its FASHION National F ire ___ 132 140 of Lebanon, will meet Monday best showing with Jayne VUUo JUNE 28 to AUGUST IS, Mon, through IMura., 8 to 8 PJiC. 1959 OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE this under Palmer’s influence. ance of toe proceeds of the sale A SHOWPIECE. LOADED AND VERT SUPERIOR THROUGHOUT Phoenix Fire ....121% 130% at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic goes to aid veterans In other taking first, Judy VuUo third, U fa aad Indemnity Ins. Goe. Temple. ’The state also contends that Trinity Honors INCLUDING ifilW TIRES. Aldridge used his Influence to ways and tor welfare work Jeryl VuUo fourth, and Lucy o . ' . * 1 5 9 5 Aetna Casualty ..125 133 Schultz rixth. Peggy Jacobe Aetna Life ...... lo i ipg obtain appraisal work for Pal­ among dependents of veterans. m i WUliam A. Bayer of 281 Two from Town Edwin Edwards, Post com­ was first In toe senior English COURSE OFFERINGS: Conn. General . . . 191 199 mer. Hackmatack St. was elected mander, and Mrs. Raymond trail contpetltlon, and Jeryl 1969 RAMBLER AMERIOAN ^D00R SEDAN Hfd. Steam Boiler 135 143 president of the Massachusetts We said, “ Keep it eweet and Security Ins...... 71 76 Two Manchester scholars Hagenow, president of the Aux- Vullo foui^ In knock down • English 99* (NC) MISS i r . rnULY EQUIPPED. ONE CAREFUL OWNER. YOU’LL THINK Only 6 J 0 9 5 Institute of Technology ClUb of ThurnMnd Picketed and out. Travelers (new) . 48 81 Hartford this week. were among 106 Trinltv Col- co-chairmen of the r r s NEW, GREENWICH (AP) — Inside, Judy VuUo recelvod first • Math 99* (NC) aimple,’’ and they dW. Public Utmtlee lege studentsstudent, awarded academic 850 people > applauded. Outside, «|>re8sed the wish that citizens Conn. Light Power 39 41 Colgate University Alumni of prize in ths pot pony elasa, and Those designers another 850 marched silently in prizes and commendations yt»■ respond generously to the Jayne Vullo Udra. Second plaoo • Notehand (NC) • 1991 OOMET 4-DOOR SEDAN Hartford Gas Co. . .81% 4 s^ Central _ Connecticut will have the rain as U.S. Sen. Strom terday at toe college’s 15th an­ STANDARD SHIFT. RADIO, HBIA.TER. BDC<3EPTIONAL THROUGH­ Southern New Eng- sale and thus help the VFW award In the Itoghsh road hack its annual dinner meeting Thurmond, D-S.C.. gave a talk nual Honors Day ceremonies. and Auxiliary to “ Honor the • TYping 101 OUT. Iwd Telephone . 56% 60% ’Thursday at the Wampanoag wont to Heidi Krause and thlra a White Pattlna on "America’s Dynamic Free Donald L. McLagan, class of dead by Helping the Uvlng.’ to Peggy Jacobe. UST Manufartmtag Companies Country (Jlub, West Hartford. 1964, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ 0.1. * 1195 Enterprise System.” Peggy Jacobs won the Eng­ • Typing 102 e Black Pattlna Allied Thermal 48% 52% Reservations may be made with ard H. McLagan of 65 Oxford Among the marchers outside lish ehamtilonshlp, and thecluh 196* RAMBLER DROSS COUNTRY WAGON Arrow, Hart, Heg. 53 57 James A. McClure, president of St, received the American So­ Cooper Strike Ends Barden ...... Greenwich High School was tele­ was presented an award for • College Study DAY FULLY EQUIPPED. OUR ORIGINAL SALE. A SHOWROOM CAR On/y 12 13% toe Hartford Alumni Club, Fa­ vision personality Bud Collyer, a ciety of Mechanical Ehigineera $11.99 Bristol Braso ble Lane, RFD 2, Farmington. VBRR-WTlJjn (XP) _ A toe moat ttokets sold. Shanm SkUls (N C ) IF EVER'mmtE W AS ^NE. 9 10 Greenwich resident. Prize presented by Professor realty^iow ’ 4 9 5 C o le co ...... 7% Edwin P. Nye. two-waok atrlka at the Coo|>- Anderson took first prlas fat TODAY! Uunham-Ri^ .... The talk was sponsored by the • Psychology 101 DOWN 4 5 Confirmation will be conduct­ Greenwich Citizens Association. Christopher J. McNaUl, class ar Thormometor Oo., ended junior divlalon of tM . orders! Hare it is N. B. Madiine 26 29 ed at Zion Lutheran Church af­ yeatarday as members of local contest, and Peggy Jacobs first Leaflets attacl^ing civil rights o f 1964, son of Mr, and Mra • English 208 . . . yours to wear as a and Judd 17% 10% ter the regular 10 a.m. worship legislation kere diatributed lat BUkely R. McNeill of 171 8. 233, lUK, aooapted a now ona- in the senior division. r l* » u l...... 3 i^ 34% service Sunday by the Rev. the entrance of toe school. Main St., was elected to PW year ooatract. Mra. Howard J a c c ^ is the 1961 RAMBLER 4-DOOR SEDAN symbol of your fashion status. i ! tic Wir- Cktole 11% 1“ Paul G. Prokopy, pastor. His The Greenwich chapter of the Beta Kappa; national academic The Bgreeniaat calU for a leader o f the HiUstown Leather ShMi Fer Femen, STANDARD SHIFT. RADIO, HEATER. SPOTLESS THROUGHOUT. jdard Screw 85% 38% sermon topic will be “Confirma­ National'atio Association for the A d-, honor society. four-cent increase to - pleoe Pounders which is a 4-H C2ub. * Designed to correct defl- ly Works ... 22 tion Means Strengthening.” cldncies o f students planning W Mtever reference lt> madei o.'.*1195 24 vancement of Colored People The 12th annual Ronald H workara; a nlne-cant incraaae '•Root ...... 49% to efiter collega legaidlng a material, this refen 52% sponsored the protest denion- Ferguson Prizes for Excellence to day workers and an addition­ ROOMINQ HOUSE FIRE to the upper material cnly. hbove quotationa are not Lola Stoker, daughter Btri^on. The NAACP had the in Flwnch were awarded to Ber­ al half-boUday — Ohriatmaa HAR’IYXMID (A P )_ Tbrs# o f Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Stoker, 1951 RAMBLER 4-DOOR SEDAN i flonatnied actual mar- support of several local organiz­ nard A. Barber at New York Eve. ■n»e baae pay rataa v m y - men received aeri^ bums (NC) • Non-credit ooursea RADIO, HEATER AND MKIB FORTTM TEAR. O . I. 81 Sununlt Bt., will sing with ations, including a group of and Raymond A. Werthelm at The company and union also today In a rooming boom firs the Orphean Club of Laasell ( »795 clerygymen. Philadelphia. Members o f the agreed on a oUuiae that tM at 174 Sheldon St. m DIHB IN Junior College, Aubumdale, Priests, minlstora, rabbis and class o f 1964, tjiej^ received fi)m can auboontraat work, aa At Hartford Hospital, thf Brochure ti ^ WnUMANTIC (AP) — Bd- Mass., when the club makes its And many more fine Ydlues always at Rambler Headquarters nuns took part In the “ Peaceful their first and second prises, in tM paat, and ean a u b c o n t ^ eopdltion of Dwight Smith and Further Infonnation ;i Hotaii, 78, bunnad to 14th annual appearance in Bl>s- Prayer March.” Twelve Green­ yaataetfay hi hla apait- respecUve^, from Professor additional work If It ean ^ Albert Stanmon, both 41, was DAIRY QUEEN DAIRY QUEEN \ ton’e Symphony Hall on May wich organisations were rapra- Gpstave w . Andrian. At College Office i d shosm that tM auboontracUfig termed oritloal. Georgs flaglii ^ ^ m Main /BL FbUce 22. sented. r a M Nolaa’a olothlag oaught The prise fund, founded hy Is substantially mere aoonom- was in satisfactory condition. 184 E. Middle Tpke. No.1 Ho. * ' f . — A handful of pro-Thurmond de­ Thomas E. and Walter R. War- m M be waa pnoariiig food The town recreation depart­ leal and does' not reault in a Four oooupants of ths build­ monstrators came out of tho fusoo, oo-pubUsbars at The layoff. ^ lha_hlt6haiL >Z5aa lived ment will sponsor a duplicate ing wars treated for smoke In- SHOES Owned 4k Operated by Owned * Operated by achool after the apooch and dla- Herald, la m mamory of their The oompany and union w « O r Phone FBJCD A N N U U 4 AL EU U N la^lha apsxt- bridge game tfinight at 8 in tM plncad placarda. halatloa. s Itonald H. FStgusoto u4y poMtaB ptana la « ■ iMrt w m 6 4 M » 7 7 M tlA A IN t1 De Cormier Mbtor Salesja ehibroens at 45 M moI S t A wamsm riia Mtotai a riga I M aaum e f IM b|Ma get MXDDiJB TTIiaB. W. 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PAfll TWELVl ftAMi;tfESTER EVENING HERALb, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, MAY IB, 19M ^ * Section TtPo nODAT, 1964 PRIDAY, MAT 16,1964 Pagee ISi Republican Ben. Kennsto B. lUmtrlifBtrr Cnrnitts l|rral& •• . / Robert JRenneidy Keating; Kennedy w «Piei}sa- friends and allies cuIUvatad toiv/aoua# or sttssrt. alee Vehtolo, let Bn. (Meeli) lOHli Pondere Future since the IBW campaign. But he SB/Bsm. sUde projeetaea. Infantry. Honors Retiring Teachers would be open to attack on the SECOND DIVISION Differing Views Exmessed (Cg^U n Bd from Page One) Parade Tomorrow grounds that he is invading a WELDON DRUG CO. SerttfM 1 BOl Blala S L -T eL BAB-MSl Attoot >00 m «n b«r« of theAIflchael Guadano, outgoing sUto that is not Ms home, trad­ nramas Moran, oommander 4umed that one day he would ing on Ms name and the natimir On Community College Role ICancheatar Education Aaaocia- president, after remarks w- by try tor office on Ms own. o f the vrw , and hto staff; al reiKiwn gained as attorMy Included 4 Divisions tion tunwd out iast night at GupL of Schools William H. But, Kennedy, deeply shocked VFW and AuxiUary; Rockvins general and brother of the late Flano’a for the evganixation'a Curtis thanking them for their by his brother’s death, has had ------Saints Band; Army-Navy Ohib, By JAMBS WHn a iSIDH < heavily and eroaUv#- annual apring banquet. years of service to^ the sirstem. little to say about his future. president. A onetime resldmt of Tomorrow’s Armed Fonsesbsy Parade, dedi<»t«d tO with Michael Nlmirowskl com-, If the toeraaee of knowledge ly to (b6|r operatloEi. By tlna the Bronx, Kennedy la a /native LEE’S FLORIST TWa year the dinner meeting Those honored included Mrs. When the report first was the memory of Geh. Douglas Ma^rthur will consiit of mandtog; and Marine Corps is the abUlty to ask better and moosia they affooUvely eontfvil Roseanna Mitchell, lUing Junior of Massachusetts and a.fw d en t and GIFT SHOF to# aPbJect to hoard of oduea® had a threefold puipoee: (1) heard that Kennedy might tiy four divisi(«8, and will include a host of military and league, with Harry Mathtoson Inchuive queetioos toe Awarding of MEA acholarships, High School; Miss Anna Mc­ for the New Yoric Senate seat of Virginia. / Rt. 44A. Bolton—««S-80tB commanding. tion approval. Joint Norwalk • Manchester (2) honoring of members retir­ Guire, Manchester High School; tola fall, he repeated what he Dropping out ot movtna^mt civilian dignltariea. < Sectlen B Dr. (TConn^ apdko ogatoot The parade route will be on workshop on community col­ ing from the profession, and Miss Catherine McGuire, Tiling had said in the paat: That he and public life tor a spell would e YES, WE DELIVER e Taggart Pipe Band; Amer^ thia arrangement preferring a (3) Installation of next 'year’s Junior High School; Miss Cath­ take Mm away from the con­ Main S t, from the South Ter- leges that met at the High faoulty run and advioed ays* had no plans othen.than to serve Flowers for all ooeastosHS lean Legtoh aM Auxiliary, with ofllcera. erine Shea, Verplanck School out his term as attomey gener­ stantly- recurripg memories of mlnua to the State Armory, and School Tuesday was especially tern which he aaid engendefod principal; Dwight B. Perry, jWeddfasgs, Fnneralm Ont the m arten will paaa a review. Henry R. Wlerdbicki command­ "roductive. SchoUrships of $300 each went al. When the reports b ^ a n cir­ John Kenne<^ It would give ing; Disabled American Veter­ greetor enthuoiaom to them for Manchester High School; Miss Mm -more time with his wife Flowers and Ooraages . . . Jng etan# to bq erected in front Essentially, three types of to three Manchester High School culating again Thursday he had ans of World War I, with Rob­ their Job. Dr. Bngleman oald tb# Marjorie Leldholdt, South no immediate comment. and eight imildren. It would al­ o f the Salvation Army. community college plans were Mnassetmoftts sohools had a sailors who plan careers in ert McKinney commanding. presented. The highly organised, teacMng. School principal; Mrs. Iuis Morin and Pearl dano. additional controls from those tor of the association's news­ be Atty. John J. O’Connor, Dis­ meat won’t aOck to your hands. wUl be Brig. Gen. Jamea H. Police Chief James M. Rear­ The difficulties facing Connec­ quet, they were each presented any doubt, they are asked to In a New York race agaiitst manding. ter Memorial Hospital (right), Olmsted, all with 400 hours agrncies supplying the funds. letter. trict 2, West Side Rec; Atty. don; Town Fire Chief W. Clif­ Also. Shirley Harrison, San­ ticut community colleges as de­ with $25 (toecks by Wolfert and call the offied of the registrsir McVeigh, ONO (Ret), and the The parade will forin on adjiiiiu the cap of Miss Karen service. Recipients of awards The three problems, definitioEi James Higgins, District 3, Wad­ ford Mason; 8th District Fire dra Heidcavage, Jill Horton, fined by these men seem to of voters in the Municipal m arA al will be Brig. G4n. Al- Charter Oak playground and Smith before capping and for 200 hours service were Ros- Susan Joyce, Nancy Kay, Eliz­ of role, administrative control dell School; Atty. Robert (Jor­ Building. twrt E. Cotter, OONARNG, aa- Chief Francis J. Limerick; Po­ awards oeremonles held yester­ arise from the conflicting pub­ and its partner, financial re­ lice Capt George P. Mc- disband on the parking lot be­ anne Carlson, Patricia Gagnon abeth Keith, Kathy * Knoesa, lic attitudes toward community don, District 4, Community Y ; AH polls will be open from aiatant ax^Jutant general of the hind the State Armory. day afternoon to the cafeteria and Elise Kenyon. sponsibility, are mattera of and Atty. Charles N. Crockett, Caughey; General Manager Suzanne LaCoe, Barbara Lala- colleges. 8 a.m. to 8 pm., and a separate Oonnectieut National Guard. It wUl be held rain or shtoo. of toe boapttsd. Those who received service trust which citizens would feel District 5, Buckley School. Richard Martin; Town Clerk ahuia, Robert L«hmus and Gail One such apparent public con­ voting machine will be set up at lit. Col. WUUam A. Didoson, Miss Randall, president of the pins include Deborah Behnke, McNamara. or would not feel toward toe Edward Tomklel, Rockville Po­ fusion is whether the community FOR A BEHER USA, wOl serve aa cMef cf Piidcies, was. cited for her mit- Kathleen Dougan, Sarah Feln- Also, Patricia Murphy, Carol men who would run toe col­ lice Oiief George Trapp; Ver­ standlng service during the past college is a Junior college aa leges. staff, and MaJ. Oalian win gold, tiouise Gervais, Elise Ken­ Oleksiw, Karen Pagani, Ckmdy well as a community one and aarve aa -parade adjutant. non Chief Constable BMmund F. je e Gives IlOO year by devoting over 800 hours yon, Kathy Knoess, Roberta Peterson, Shareen Ricupero, A participating public, con­ Dwyer. to the hospital. MIob Smith, whether either is part of higher cerned with and cognizant of MANCHESTER TOMORROW Other notables to toe parade Lehmus, Patricia Murphy, Les­ Lesley Salmon, Clarie Schillin- education or an extension of FLETCHER CLASS GO. OF MANCHESTER Also, Town Directors David To Museum, lOH with over 600 hours to her ley Salmon and Donna Sirianni. the Job its administrators were wfll be: credit, was also given special Robin secondary education. M. Barry, Francis DellaFera, Thirty-eight girls were cap­ Starkel, Patricia Sullivan, Pa­ doing would have that trust. If Honorary Marshals recognition for her service. Ilie As Dr. Becker pointed out Theodore Powell, Frank M. IVo organisations which ped at the ceremonlea. They in­ tricia Smith, Diane Te^ord, it wa.

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puhScan aa4 American. A as C oven try AP Reporter end leaolution took aoto at tha ratiremsat o f IQrlm Standlab. ■'rf' StaadWi, former editor at tee Leukemia Fund Donations Tells Circuit Nbmrich BuOethi, was a aews- pepermaa for man than 80 he igh chool orld yeara. T H S W Total $465^ Goal at $S 00 V ie t Issues Yol. xxvni No. 29 Friday, May 16 CoBiipikd iiiy Studrats MsncltostT Hlfh School Mfs. Jojet D ob, Fsadtj AdrisBr Oontributkma Uttalinr $465^ itoriea fai the audltorliim for « Oae) 1 2 t h Q r e n h MC. i v Um Dwinjr TiMauu L>au- the baneAt of the athletic fund ■a said soma of tba toforma- kMnlft Fund h u be«n eoU«ct«d at the achoo). Ih e proceeda are Mr. PearsoD planned to be used for eq u i^ tloa sent to Watefaigten had Court Cases to dote In Oormtry tbrough a Miss Casey Plans to Retire ment for the faidhrldua] clasd- bam gatearsd from Dlam offU pmjoet hondod by EMoUo Wiciu, rooms. / elals rather than first hand, EAST HARTFORD SESSION G>nducts His w /“fcaitoMTi ond her brother, The stories to be pprtrayed Mias Marlon Casey, founder and, aa a rsault, what piem Harold Link, 39, of 26 MIU Andjr, an eo-chainnan, n » two Include "OoldUodU/ 'and' the S t. Mbneheoter, arrsstad last of the school literary magmsine, wantad psesented was pcesent- are the ohUdran of Mr. and Three Baaaa,” White and nl^t for breech of tee peace PATIO past president of the Manchea- Last Concert Mra. Andrew Wioka oC Daley tha Sev4i D \ ^ , " ‘TJtUe Rad foUowlag a complaint of a dU- Ha alao dsnlad ebargia thara ter Education Association, ac­ Rd. Hen.” TJttft^Red Rldlnc tnrhaaoa at a Manchester Main A 'standing ovation for a sfaa ooiluslon among American tive supporter of the Manches- In an attempt to reach a tOOO Hood,” ' 7** Three Plfs," and S t raatanrmnt today pleaded rsporten in Soute ^fiatnam. oheater Y.M.C.A., and, above well-loved man climaxed an foal, Eatelle la aaldnd “R un ^e itiltskln.” guflty as charged and was giv­ BLOCKS all. valued and respected Hkig- evening of fine musical enter- who bare not made a contribU' I are available from ’'IlMn wasn’t ttaw for tee en U days in tea Stats JaU at lish teacher, will retire from Uon and would care to do so,K>t Ofddeo «(d e 5'^pilsbSmpils o f the school. nrrreniondnita to get together,” Hartford. tainmenL Last Friday, Mr. G, he explalnert "W e wsce too to kindly forward dcmaticms toyfheae m aySlao be had at the Ronald F. Parandss, 37, of the MHS faculty at the cloae of Albert Pearson was so af>plaud- her, earmarked for the fund. understafted.and worktag too this school year. Mias Casey door the nichts of the perform' Hartford, picked up in Hartford r « r i i r ed as he conducted his 32nd and Sstelle, a Grade 8 pupp at ances. hard for ainy ooikiaioa.” last Bight and turned over to oame to Manchester in 1931 and has been on the high school Coventry High School.. Hated Homemahing Program Heriisr, Cbartm T. MoQuesn- Mancheeter police on a Circuit final Spring Concert at Man­ the <1 youths the A program offered by Coven-1 OT, day managing aditor of tea Court 12 warrant ebarflag him staff since that time. cheeter High. house-to-house eanvuM, the ma­ fry High School bomemaking de-! New Haven Reglstar, was iw- with non-support {daadad guil­ W STOW Manchester H 1 g h's "Fine Despite the sweltering heat, jority of these. Hieing eighth partment under the direction of j alaoted chainnan at the Oon- ty to tba charge and was aan- Arts' Magazine'’ evolved from the MHS orchestra and choira graders. Mrs. Emily Heath will be given naotlout AP Clrcait. taneed to serve she months tat ‘‘Quill,'' a student literary pub­ presented a n . excellent show. The Ust M addition to the from t;48 a.m. to 10:80 a.m. in Others ra-eleotad were Utee- tea State Jail at Hartford. lication which was put out twice Judith McGill '64 was student two eo-eligirmen inchides: Bar­ the auditorium. Featured aa dore Yudafai. aditor e f tha a year. Miss Caaey founded conductor of the orchestra. Mr. bara HQ|d>ea, Lorraine Hack. speaker will be Mrs. Xenia Bang Stamford Advocata, vies ehair­ To remove stains from "QuiU’’ and was Ita faculty ad­ Pearson and Mr. Robert Vater Ronnla Tedford, Dexene Wood­ of Tolland on "CkeaUve Sew­ maa, and Richard J. Hartford, psachsa, pears, phnns or disr- ir x ir visor until a few yeara ago. directed the choira. John Mtamlek Opalacfr Mike Oriowrid BJoimril Stogal man, Linda Kuhlniok, Jan ing." managing aditor cf tee Hart­ During her long tenure as head Thompson, Ricky Oorden, Deb­ risa aponga wMl wltli cool wa­ The Freshman - Sophomore AH parents and interested per- ford T lin^ aaorstaiy-trsaanrer. ter and work glycerin into ttae of the magazine, ahe was a Choir sang seven selections for bie Brink, Sharon Benoit, Suean aons are invited to attend tha Tha circuit adoptad a rssolw- stain Let stand several bonrs, member of the Connecticut FraiBdand. Susan Granger, El- a full 26. minutes. Eq>eclally meeting which will be followed tioa in msmoiy at tea lata add a few drops of white vine­ Scholastic Press Aaaoolatlon. effective was ”I Believe”, Council Election Campaign Begins ha Reynolds, Msrrllyn Stwek, by a coffee hour in the home- James Dareey, who was general gar, rinsa thorougbly aad latan- SLATE Mias Caaey has also given her Mary Oonnlngham. Nancy where the Round 71.616 stood making department at 10:80 manager of tha Watoibury Ra- dm aa usuaL time to tee Manchester Young back stage providing grace Tiaaidiiiig. Robin Maaslsr, Ltnda a.m. Bclunidt. Dehhia Oane, Buaan M STOCK Women’s Cbrlatlan Aasoctatfon, notes. The annual Student Councll'^He haa attempted to give MHS<^Fleld Service exchange studentoalong with other forma of publl- Bumiublan. Cheryl Oher, Ltnda Mra. Bang now tcachca groupa and haa worked on the town The Junior-Senior choirs also prMldential election is slated student politics an international from Manchester. city, first appeared. TTiis as­ In bar bonu as waU aa at tha oonunlttee of tee “ Y ” and as flavor this year, because Anders Dick told the "World” that pect of the campaign will ba Olaow and Linda Haacn. RockvlUa Evening School. She B^ag seven songs. Most Well for Thursday, May 21, and Also, Janice MoOrath. chairman of Ita Public Reta- Lundwall, the ICYE exchange he hopes to stage an effective highlited on May 19 vdien the has been on radio and telavl- received were aslections from preparations by the candidates, student from Sweden, will act Touiee Graenwood. Mlrhaal Gar- Trinity Covenant Church Hosts Double Sessions ttona Committee. For ton yeara "West Side Story”, ■■ “Shenan- well-planned campaign. He be­ candidates and their'managers rion from Haitford. Her talk wlU Custom Made ahe was oouncUor for an otgan- their campaign managers, and as Stan's campaign manager. lieves that “ The election will are scheduled to speak to tha rlscii, Danny Boiaveit. Susanne eoocam deaigntng of clothaa for A meeting at tha East Coast Conferenca and lOnistarium cf tee omifarence of tee Evan­ dosh” and 'Me and My Shad­ Daavina OoBeen Ranrltn, Susan taation sponsored Jointly by the campaign committees have al­ When questioned by the be extremely close; the margin student body in school-wide as­ tauHvlduatii and will deacribe gelical Covenant Church of America, began yesterday at Trinity Covenant Church and win REDWOOD "Y” and tee high school. ow", in which Sandy Auden ready begrun. "World” , Stan commended his ol victory will probably be nar­ semblies. After hearing and lIocTlaaci, Jdaa Mnrdoek, Deb- waya acMavlng tha "Ouatom conclude Sunday. "The Servant Cfauz^ Ita Mission” is tee theme o f tee session. The Rev. AlHminim Roll-Up Awnings '84 and Penny Spencer '86 Me Fmardo, Ctanok Momaau, During her term ae preeldent The initial step in the nomi­ campaign committee for their row because of the similar out­ evaluating tile platforms of tha Look” by uaa of one’a own Joaeph A. Herner, standing, secretary o f the Minlsterium, aad tea Rev. Paul E. Sparrmaa, AwRins Width Window Hdght Prka danced. nating - campaigning process hard work and felt that "There standing qualifications which all four aspirants to the presidency Roger Wager, m en Saundare, vice-secretary, officiated at today’s meetiiig. (Herald photo by Oflara.) of the Mancheeter Education machine. 38” Aaeoclatian, for the year 1968- The Senior class was espe­ waa taken on Monday, May 4, is a lack of unity within each the candidates possess.” of the Student Council, the stu­ ehtila SidMit, Rita FadStinS* Away Games fiat 80” S S S .7 8 haao, CbaryQ Pataca, Ftancaa 48” 80” BASKET 84, Miss ciuwy h elp^ initiate cially well-represented in the when petitions were obtained individual class and I hope this The. campaign was begim in dents will make their final de­ Coventry High School Pa­ landing the over-night raUy of niUon. Kennedy told hi™ to concert. Five seniors were fea­ by prospective candidates. Two will be corrected next year. earnest during the past week. cision when the official voting PBm^ Mazy Durim, Robert Du- triot's hasebaH team will play 80” 80” tee teacher recruitment pro­ npo and AidUm Durapok. the Tolland Association of Pil­ Almond Speaks his seat and after consulting the P 7 . 7 8 gram, a plan by which Junloiu tured in solo spotlights. Myra days later the petitions were There are many changes which On Tuesday, the traditional takes place two days later. away game In OomwaU grim Fallowshipa at Camp Has­ Senate pariiamentarian ruled Tlreash. and Jack Roger sang handed in with a minimum of would better the school and its tags, posters, and slogans. . Paul PilkonU '68 AJaiv Jay Oriaandd, Dabby Monday and anothar away gams DOOR CANOPIES TO MATCH interested in a teaching career Barth, OaniyB Oailaaa, Linda an, leaving thla afternoon and ' At Coniference that the eleik Miould call tea may visit olaaeee in seesloa at both solo and duet with the seventy-five signatures It was student government, and 1 in­ at Portland Thursday. returning tomorrow. rolL Width Projecthm WUVE Jtmior - Senior choir. Kathy announced that four Juniors, tend to utilize all facilities avail­ Roy, fhariaa Mlvflle, Cailana The achool’a Junior baaaball an elementary school or Jun­ lOvOlA Barbara Wfatta^ Kathy Briafa After tba vote, Osaa bittarly 48” 42” ior high for a week. After tea Vennart did tee solo part in a John Minnick, Stan Opalach, able for any improvements if I team wU have a home game The Rav, Dr. Lawrance Al­ am elected." ------OooMr, B«ibby Watts, David Tha annual Tolland County accused Mansfield of bacoming 64” 48” yeara, tela program is atiU pop­ song written by Mrs. Robert Mike Orlowski and Richard Sie- South Pacific, Monday against tbs Bennett draas revue wiU be held at 7:80 mond, axecutiva diractor of tea Indian Dtahaa, Bmea Dickannaa, lS6-jraar-old Massaefausatts ^ a “ tyrant” and said “what you 60” 48” ular with MHS students. Vater, 'IMy Brother’s Keeper”. gal, had succesafully fulfilled Mike Orlowski is a third can­ SchooC and May 38 a home gams p.m. tomorrow at the auditori­ the preliminary requirements. didate running for election. Mike Jaast iolanairi, Jmyat Baaudet, will be played agahiat wing ble Society and former paator have witnessed in the last 18 or FEWX Beeidea belonging to tee Lee BagUn was featured in a um of the Mansfield State Train­ 30 minutes is one of the rough­ INSTALLATION FREE—ALL COL< John plays soccer and tennis ia a member of the varsity soc­ Cast Readies Waody Baanard, Patty Fogg, Junior High- ing School and Hospital In Mans­ for five years at South Metho­ Custom mads canvas awnings, new complete, recovered. MEA, MiM Oaaey also has tenor quartet that sang with Trail JoUada Bniks, Joaa HoeMas, dist Church, wiU be one of the est, unfair exhibitions of over­ at MHS, is a member o f Sock cer team, The Varsity M Club, Tha school’s track team win field Depot On the planning Re-hang service. Boat canvas repaired, made new to your memberahlp in the ConneoUout tee choir in "Shenandoah". Etien Kallehar and a Mm Jao- main speakers at the annusj riding in an individual senator's and National Education Aaoo- Aa fa r as individual students and Buskin, and is a reprasent- and Boy's Leaders Club. He is a have aa away mast wlte Cram- oommittce la Mrs. (3aorga Jac- pattern. Oronunets, cyeleta, all type fasteners. Outdoor fur­ representative to the Student Baseball: Maloney 13—-iMan- Gala Opening wen M cnd» and a home mast spring conference of the Nor­ rii^ta." elationa. go, it was Diaime Platt’s even­ ativs to the Student Council. He quamin of town. niture recovered, ecreene repined Patio and terrace awn­ also belmigB to Boys’ Leaders Council, and Mike was recently oestor 8; Record 2-6. Heads OOP Catt with East Hamapton Wednaaday. wich District of Methodist Ifiae Otaey waa born in Mo­ ing. Soloing with the Round Tha voter-making saasian to­ ings, canvas sad aluminum. Club, the Latin Club, the Folk elected by the Jimlor class to Tennis: Bristol Eastern 6 — Hatti'Mi A. fihait baa baaa 4-H Churches to ba held Sunday at hawk, N, Y „ and was educated Table singers in "Yonder, Yon­ To the gentle music of "S<»ne morrow wlU be from 10 a.m. to Friendship Church, East Hart­ Lightning Hits Music Club, and he sings with act as one of MHS's five re­ Manchester 0; Record 1-5. etad as obalr- Tha Baatars and Battara 4-H Ahnninam Combination Windowi A IO JIS to the local school system. She der”, she received an especially Enchanted Evening” and "This af tha Ramddleaa Town noon In tha town cleik’a office, ford. Dr. Almond will ad­ the Coachmen, a local folk mu­ presentatives to Nutmeg Boy’s Golf: Manchester 6—Platt 0. Chib bald a banquet at tea home Town Office Building. attended coHege and attataied long round of applause. State, sponsored annually at the Nearly Was Mine" Rogers and Oommtttaa for om next two of Mn. Kaarica Franeb with dress represantattvas from 48 Pile o f Lumber D o o " m j M her B.A. at Syracuse Univer­ sic group. John is active in the Manchester 6 —Bristol Eastern The puUlc auction of the When Round Table had fin­ University of Connecticut by the Hammerstein's South Pacifle tea girls preparing an tea food churches in eastern Connecticut sity. For her Master’s degree, Manchester Youth (founcU at 0; Record 8-0. Center School building and lot FREE ESnaCATES ished their selections, Dianne American Legion. will open at Bailey Auditoifum, ^ 'e S a r eAaan alao unanl- for tea maaL C bnyl Read aad at 7:30 pm. At 8:61 p.m. yesterday. Town she traveled east to Boston Uni­ Onter Cpngrcgational Church Track: Bristol Central 60 — awnHly eiectad for the aaw will be at 1 p.m. at tha alta, Mrs. M. Philip Susag, district directed teem in the surprise and in the Boy Scouta; as a Mike looks forward tOtl’A par­ May 21, 22, 23, 1964. Priscnia Squires are new maaa- tomorrow. firemen extinguished a small MANCHESTER AWNING CO. versity. Her teaching career tribute they had pr^ared for Manchester 62; Record 1-8. sonnnittae ter tha asms term bars of tea chib. president and a member oi was begun in Amsterdam, N. Y., member of this latter organiza­ ticularly close election after a Don Fish '04 set a school rec­ Fred Sprague, '66, will be the brush fire in a vacant lot off 198 W . CENTER STREET—649-1091 Mr. Pearson, 'Heloved Savior.” leading man, pla3ring the role of teelnda. Mta. Brthsr 8. M. Ol- Simiay fiervetaa South Methodist Church, will in 1920. She taught there until tion, he has become an Eagle fair, hard-fought campaign," He ord and dual meet record in the Maachcafrr Eveatag Herald DIRBCTLY ACROSS FROM SVUJVAN^ STAND r Hiw Between choirs she displayed Emile DeB^. As a young SOI as viM pcasidant: Joseph L. Sunday Maaaaa at S t Mary’s conduct the Women’s Society of Proepact St. Firemen said tee moving to Manchester eleven MISS MARION CASEY Scout and received the God and expects "The hotly contested Javelin wlte a heave o f 196’8” . Oovantny eotxaapoadeat, F. her versatile talents with four Country Award. battle will be virtually equal BYenchman, DeBec conies to » « —«■»««« Jr,, secretary, and Church win be at 7:80 a.m., Christian Service meeting at fire was caused by lightning years later. Richard Maloney '84 set a Panllae LHtIa, tolapbona 748- 2:90 p.m. A hymn sing wiU be piano selections from Bach's When asked by the “World" among the four candidates." the South Pacifle Island to live Ib a. Oartroda A. Haven, traaa- 9:80 ajB. and 10:80 am. and at striking a small pile of lumber. Arited her opinion of students school track dual meet record led by the Rev. and Mrs. Ray C. r ¥fiDi "ParUta No. 1 in B Flat.” to comment on this year’s pres­ Richard Slegal is the fourth and during the war is asked to arar. Thara ware 3S of tha 39 S t Joseph’s Mission Churdi at Eighth Dtakrict flremsn yae- at today. Miss Casey had this The Junior-Senior Choirs fin­ in two mllea wite a tfane of new Bumbara attending tha or- 8:80 am . H ^ ia Jr. of South CSiurch at terday answered a call at 8:88 to eay: "I think tee students of idential election, John stated Junior who will be a candidate aid the Allies. He fails in love 8:46. Students Will Hear ished with Mr. Pearson’s com­ that "All the candidates are in the election. Dick is a mem­ lOtlfi. with a Navy nurse, NelHe For- Banlaatlaoal maettag. At tea 8:80 Am. Maaa, mem- p.m. at. 109 N. Elm St. where today certainly are more ma­ position, “Be Thou My Vision.” State to Open Dr. Jamea Claypool, superin­ equally well qualified. I expect ber of the varsity soccer team, bush, played by Myra Treash, Wwwt annouBcad to the meet- bera o f S t Mary’s S t Garmalna a clothes dryer motor was re­ ture, and often more retyonsi- After this, the Freshman-Goph- tendent of the Norwich Dis­ a good fight and pledge my co­ the varsity baseball team, the ’64, singing his way into her feig teat ha was supporting Guild win attend and teen leave ported smoking. A fire spokes­ ble.” She added, however, "they omore choir came on stage, aa Fraada Pildiard, first aeleet- Hire Vets Week trict, will give a report on the n operation to the winner, wheth­ Varsity M Club, and the Nation­ heart. for aa annual Communion man said there was no damage (tee students) have a tendency ‘Dear Abby’ Speak did Mr. Pearson’s former stu­ general ocmference at 7:80. J0HN84MIIVILLE er I am, «■ any other candidate, al Honor Society. He serves as DeBec plays two scenes with aaaa of 181lngt«si, as tea candi­ Breakfast and program at tee other than to the motor. to be oynical, and somewhat dents who were in the audience. Gary Gimas date ter tee office of state eea- Clark House m WlUlinantlc. Tbs local offica of tea Con­ The Rev. Elarle R. Custer and pessimlatlc, which is a result is elected.” a representative to the Student his children Jerome and Ngana. representatives from North (Mr. PearzKtn's comment on the Council and as vice-president tral eommtttaamaa from tea Miss Oonstanca Lemonda of o f the era In which they are Having love problems? It'^can be obtained free In front of Oldsters, "Tbey look Just as A second hopeful In the race These parts will be played by necticut State Bmptoymant Scr- Methodist Church will attend of the United Synagogue Youth fifite DMtriet. This year, tea Uving." More than a genera- couldn’t have happened at the high school office or in the pretty as the other ones.” for Student Coimcil president is W ins Award Kathy Kolby, a s(xth grader tee conference. CORRULUX Stan Opalach. at Temple Beth Sholom. nd conunlttaa- fion of Manchester High School better time! On Tuesday, May High Aihool World office before Several rounds of applause, a who has worked with the chil­ ars to be alactad by tea otHn; Iminuiilau. wm b, tlx ulcW u • man-, students win remember their 19 at MHS, the staff of the High and after school. standing ovation and a presen­ Stan is a member of the var­ Dick was chosSn a finalist In dren’s wing of the Little Thea­ sity soccer team, the Varsity M In W riting and vice ehairmaa of speaker. ,his tea haglniiiiig of "Rira a root STORED debt to Miss Caaey as both School World and the Hart­ MarJ Luke ‘65 tation of gifts concluded tee this yseu-’s campaigning com­ tre, and Mike Adams, who play­ tea vsrloas town rommiitaaa. Baker Probe Bid MANY SIZES teacher and friend. ford Times will sponsor the in­ George Bradlau ‘67 Club, and the Student Cotmcil. petition to select an American ed Toby Tyler in their recent Woiahlp scrvicca Sunday at Vetaran Weak." THE BEST NEICraBWHOOD STORES program. Dsom TainiM Bb Onge Rick Ames, ’86 ternationally famous consultaiit 77>e High School World Is performance. One of the songs Tha Damoeratle Town Oom- Killed in Uproar CAREY SVOAE HEART FOOD ITEMS Ida Dawkins, '84 on problems of every nature, to which they sing and dance la ‘■“ w* * proctajaaUon declaring proud to sinnounce that Gary nrittas has aodoraad WOUam L. AND COLORS Abigail Van Buren. Gunas, oo-editor of the paper, "Dites Moi’I .with DeBec leading 8 t Onga aa tha candldata for ■ ****•*■ i *!»• w««h o f May 17-38 vetaran’a Author of three books, a five- Engineers’ Club Sophs Attend as his children sing. ‘ II. •• w««k, and Mayor Francis Ma- (Oenttnaed trem Page One) KEEBLER-SUPREMI has won a second place award Rm offloa of state representa- NABISCO day-a-week CBS radio program, in the National Scholastic Nellie, at first, resists Emile’s *” ^ ^*™*: I honey wUl tame a local procla- Opera Oremea U aa. Students Chosen To Award Prize protestations of love, but after tlva on a motion made by Ray- Baker may have helped teem and the famous "Dear Abby" Last Assembly Writing Oemtest. Tills is only -iT*?—*** ,12***^**** matiMi Monday night B ntnr Oim Oooktea 8 ea. deciding to “wash him out of Buod H. Bradley Sr. ^ Sun* Xhe Droffrain anonwirwl g et n o MMWTOME OAKES advice coliunn which appears In tee third time teat a second Olnger Snapa 9 ^ oa. Representatives 600 American and foreign news­ her hair,” ahe finally relents and Ddegates to tea Second Con­ ^y at theJhrat Congr^Uonal the Vetmuw^ ‘ In leading liie fight against On Thursday, May 31, 1964, The vocation of dentistry was place has been won by an MHS gregational District convention Foreign War, the Williams resolution in papers, Miss Van Biu-en will accepts her love of “ a vronder- Church. Class members are the American Legion and the ALUMINUM Ron Jodoln, '64, will be award­ the subject of this year’s final student since 1926. June 18 in Norwich, listed by Thursday’s wild uproar, Mans­ 1 Lb. OsOo Bag 35c 4 pkgs. $1.00 Five MHS Junior boya have speak to MHS students on teen­ 8uy." Marcia Hone3rweU, William Gor- Disabled Amerlmin Veterans ed t log-log slide rule by the sophomore assembly held May WflHam O. Ryan, ehairmaa of dan, Kanley HiU, Michael Hunt field accused Republicans of been selected to participae in age problems and give valuable Gary recieved his sward for 'The publicity committee for WlU be inaugurated by a color Hartford Engineering Club. He 12. Dr. Jean-Louis Hebert, lo­ Eu local party town oonunittae and Craig Krest "thinly-veiled innuendoes" and KtecMo Tmetut Steieli tee Nutmeg Boy’s State at the advice on how to cope with cal dentist, waa speaker. Dr. a formal research paper entit­ the program has placed bill­ are Robert Morlarty, Michael guard composed of rapraaanta- Mtid if they had any qiedflc them. She recently played an was selected for this prize by led “ We’ll Remember TTiem” . boards in the lobby of the audi­ Tha Rev. James R. MacAr- ttvas of all three groiqM. EHLERS University of (Xmnectlcut from Hebert spoke to students Treschak, Harold J. Crana and charges to make agal^ any of OUHER important part in a national the faculty of MHS for his abil­ The p i^ r was originally writ­ torium and posters have been thur, pastor, will use "Tha Leonard Vardon, h > ^ vater- IS Ob. 23c June 21-27. about the pressing need in Ryan. Churte" as his aermon topic. teatr coUeagues they should sub­ PAPRIKA William CJamey, John Krln- seminar on teen-age problems at ity in math and science. The America today for both men ten as an Shiglish assignment placed on bulletin boards and an’a raprasentativa of tee CSSS, Ntegara i^iray Starch the University of California. around town. Tha aonanlttaa la alao nq;>- The Dlacmiata of tee churdt mit them to the rules commit­ Jak, JoCf Nielson, Mike Orlow- prize will be presented to him and women in the field. for Miss Estes He entered the _,,, ^ . I said tela morning "In these daya tee. “ Pot up or shut iq>," he REGULAR and at the annual meeting of the porting Edward Oocmler for wlU sponsor u old-fasidon^ of automation whan many lose Ob. Jar 39c rid, and Paul Pilkonls, all '86, Miss Van Buren's "Dear After presenting to students state contest in February and Tickets went on sale last said heatedly. 18 Ob. c Hartford Eng;ineering Club to. week and will be on sale every­ stafa atnator from tha 9Bte 59 will be sponsored by the Serv­ Abby” column first appeared the academic requirements for received a gold key. Miss Estes ?ik***” their Joba through no fault of In a voice breaking with emo­ OABUO BALT be held in the City Club in day In the auditorium vestibule. Diatriot Dalagataa to tela oon- the aanctuary to which all hi' eight years ago in the San Fran­ a dentistry profession, Dr. He­ thra submitted the paper to the their own, veterans are ^ to tion, Cfrae protested that Mans­ Argo Oioos Starch lAKED W H fn ice Clulbe of Manchester and Hartford. The price will be 81 or $.75 with vention are John Feeney Jr.. terested are invited. be among the hardest hit, since cisco "Chronicle". It was the re­ bert offered information on National contest. field had imputed conduct un­ 3 Ob. Jar 2 5 c the Amerlczm Legion. Along Ron was also awarded a Pratt SAA and may be purchased DomUd Averin, Miohad Peace Pentecost Sunday will be ob­ sult of her attempts to Improve various dental schools. A movl6 Gary’s essay details tee post they are at an age whan it be- becoming to a senator to him, 1 Lb. Pkg. 19c with the boys from other high and Whitney scholarahip and is from any Bock and Buskin and Arthur Forst Jr. served during a Holy Com­ comea difficult for them to get ENAMEL the human relatione column that entitled "Pattern of a Profes­ life of hia grandfather, Elmore munion service at the 11 a.m. in violation of the rules, and de­ schools In the state they will the paper was then carrying. valedictorian of his class. Next member. Cbataman Ryan has Hated new employment.” , Unit Laundry Btoi'tli gain Insight into the running sion" was shown to supplement I. Hotchkiss who serv ^ at the oommlttaea for tea aervlce Sunday in the Second manded that he be recognized Miss Van Buren is known in fall Ron will enter Worcester Schedules of rehearsals have He said that within tea next on a point of personal privilege. REALEMON of a government by organizing Polytechnic Institute and major the lecture. This short film Il­ Battle of Oold Harbor in Vir­ been placed on .the door of Room next two yaara: Arthur Sebert Congregational Church. There five years more than 380,000 It Os. 17c her personal'life aa Mrs. Mor­ lustrated the making of a typi­ ginia with the second Oonn. will be 12 youths confirmed Kennedy held that Itenafield themselves as a state govern­ in engineering and physics. 270 and rehearaals are open to and lOcbaal Treaehidi, audit- of Connecticut’s 387,000 vaterans ton Phillips. She la the wife of a cal dental student. Dr. Hebert Artillery during the cavU War. during the service: Mark bad not i^lated the rules. Case Aige Oora Starch iSiSTjuiOT ment. It Is hoped teat this prominent Los Angeles business Leslie McCaughey, '66 the public. tag; Jaseph Oust, chairman. will be clasrifled aa older work­ suggested that those pupils In­ The second national award French, Jdui Howland, James shouted he appealed the ruling learning by doing vrill create man and the mother of two chil­ 8oa Bfalidtaey Mka Raadlar Five girls have been added to Arteur Form Jr., Donald Aver­ ers. and said the appeal was debat­ terested in such a career should involves a cash prize of 350, a White Jr., Richard Gale. Alan 1 Lb. Pkg. 18c U Oa. Bet. 1x12 'liattor oitimns for the state of dren, Jeanne, age 22, and Eddie, ‘ OORRECnON the chorus. .TTiey are Laurie se Richard Hawley, Stephen It is the intent of "Hire a able. Mansfield retorted he had 29c The editors of the World contact their local dentist. merit certificate, and an in­ Kmiec, '84. Jan McCormick '84, Schmidt, Fred Hewitt, Donna Veteran Week" to assist all Omneotlcul. age 19. Mr. Laurence Leonard, vice Tote and George Ooon, nomi­ the floor and didn’t yield. sincerely regret the omission of scribed pen. The essay will be Jan MoMillen '66, Dianne Bamp- Linderson, Sandra Molchan, Su-' veterans in securing employ­ Students are urged not to mlea principal, briefly spoke to the Legion of Honor nating; Auguat Kramer, chalr- aan Hlcklng. Susan Gowdy.' "I didn’t mention the senator Btudants are reminded that Maxine Allison '64 from last published in a future edition of ton '64, Toby Slossbetg '85. masv DonaM AvertU. and Mrs. ment, and will be an opportunity by name or implication," Mans­ s i i o this opportunity to find the solu­ students. He emphasized the Monica Hensel and Jollnda REYNOLDS na more warninga will be issued tions to their unhappy love or week’s review of the MHS Tal­ Scholastic Magazine. Joan Coltman, '84 Mazla Smith, publicity. for employers to take advan­ field snapped, referring to Oue. DIET FOODS SttELVINQ siunmer school program being Versatile, popular and indus­ Tills week's male legicmnaire Wilks. tage of the vast reservoir of ALUMINUM FOIL ‘ to those who fall to bring a note home life. Those fortunate teen­ ent Show. By far one of the TTie works submitted were Also, Richard Hawley, ehalr- "What he assumes, he as­ Asaorted Flavora offered by MHS for those pupils trious are perfect words to de­ Judged by 27 prominent authors The Rev. James H. Amaling, | the experience and abUlty of . Pt. Heavy Duty, Sava 19a from home within two days agers without any immediate best acts in the show, she sang lacking sufficient credits to be is presented in the person of aaaa, Pater VanDtne, Mrs. pastor, will speak on "The Wd sumes." scribe this week's female legion- and critic. Their decisions were veterans. Case kept shouting for recog- aftar teetr itesense. If students problems,, should come anyway "You Make Me Feel ^ Young;" placed in a Junior home room alre. Sue Mahoney. I^pular Mike Handler. Mike Maria Ifiurdook, Mrs. Joaaphlne and the New" at tha sermon mZQUlNG fas to oomidy, dsmerlta wlU be and listen to Abby’s advice. Ad­ with the stage band backli^ based on "originality, quality Award W on 19 Ob Tin next year. Plaster, John Feeney Jrl,-dfrs. during the worship hour. 2 ..4 9 c Kos 53c Sue’s versatility and populari­ has qualified for this honor by of expression, and writing skill.” tawad. mission is by ticket only. Tieketa her up. Helene Kiecolt, ’88. Anita Haalblatl, RcAiart Morl- The Mr. and Mrs. Club of the ty are shown in her participa­ merit of his diversified activi­ Cyndee Flynn, '66 arty and Michael Peace, ehalr- church tomorrow at 8 p.m. wlU | tion in many school activities. ties, the light In whi^h he views By Reporter m ’St E m She has been a member of the Bian'e aide. meet at the Church Community ' HEINZ his studies, and hia extremely WITH MARTIN SENOUR D o i i Girls Leaders Club, Intramurals Menteera have. voted to in­ House. Slides on "Behind the ■ ■ HOT DOG BEUSH likable personality. Mary Williams, '64, a report­ ______Irw Curtains" will be shown by PINBAPPUE JUICE ArtStudents and Future Nurses C3ub for two Mr. Stager vite the party members of the TRADE WELL' PROVINCIAL COLOR GLAZE years, and the International Re­ This year Mike is taking Mo­ er on the High School World Ooventty Chiu*ter Oommlsslon i S*"- The com -; 1114 Os. Jar 29c 48 Ob. Tin 45c lations Club for one year. Sue dern European Hlstqry, English staff, who also writes for the to attend their next meeting to mittec in charge includes, Mr. Shnply "paint, ifoas, wipa* te rV, Physics, Trigonometry and Parade of Youth In the Sunday and Mra. William E. Glenney. HAMBUBO nsaJBSi was elected to serve on the be held at 8 pjn. June 9 at the SUOED HNKAPPIR Plan Display Student Council for two years Math Analysis, Personal Typ­ Given Grant Hartford Courant has been chairmsn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert On These Selected Used Cors tnni a maned, essfridT attic leSt Boote-Dimock Mmoiial Llbra- and was a member of the cheer­ ing and Physical Education. chosen for a Praade of Youth E. Steere Jr., Mr. and Mrs. into a handaoma antiqua, a dsix>- Jar 2 9 c Na. 3 Tta 3 9 c leading squad for the past sea­ Mike has been a participant in Journalism Award. This is a nr. Carl Ricking and Mr. and Mrs. Of Creations Mr. Jay Stager, a member of Bedtline Stories 1 lator aoosnt pismt With Marite son. choir and a member of the Jay- the mathematics depaltment of certificate of merit which wlU James T. Laldlaw. Refresh-' •61 CONTINENTAL CONV- ^______vee soccer team for two years. be awarded to reporters who TIm three Grade 6 pupils at ments will be served. Sanour’s Provincial Color GleaA Leisure time is taken up knit­ Manchester High School, has White with a new black top, full Ooh- ^ COI The Manchester High School ting, bowling and waterskiing. Out of school Mike has taken have been Judged outstanding Coventry-Grammar School at The Rev. Mr. Ameling with a ! jfov don’t aven lemoye old paint, NINE LIVES 5% DISCOUNT just been notified of his selec­ tinental equipment. 4 Art department will sponsor an This winter Sue attempted snow- an active part in both DeMolay in the past year. 7 :80 pjn. Thuraday and May 22 TCMfATO P. “ ALL TUNA OAT FOOD tion tp participate in the edu­ grodp of members of the Senior 2 8 9 5 varnish or stain. Forget abont Xbchibit Thursday afternoon and skiing for the first time and re­ and United Synagogue Youth. Mary haa been invited to a will be preeentlng sU bedUme Pilgrim Fellowship will be at- 8 aa. f/2 7 e I80 cational exchange program un­ marked, "1 found it quite diffi­ Working either as a busboy dinner for the award winnera scars and scratdias. Jnst peint, 8 Oa. TIa 2 For 27c evening and Friday and Satur­ der the Fulbright-Hays Act. •62 CADILLAC MODEL 62 #gKa«gfrmfr gisae, wipe. (%oom deep vibrant TOMATO day evenings, May 21-23. Tlje cult, but I don't intend to give and dishwaaher or as a clerk He has been awarded this Ful- to be held in The Courant Audi­ 4-Door Hardtop. 'Dirquolae. Radio, S e NC 88e 2/47e outstanding work of Mrs. it up — not yet anyhow!” and delivery boy for a phar­ bright Scholarship Grant to torium on Wednesday, May 27 heater, full power. Factory Air- g M eolon tor hesidsoms aoeant pieoss 87c 13 Ob. Tta 2 5 c Budd's, Mrs. Kelson's, and Mrs. When Sue makes her first mil­ macy, Mike has earned spend­ spend a year in Turkey. at 4:30 pm. OondiUonlng. W 1 V O # er soft deBcata ttats for 4m«tohie Olaeser's olasaes will be display­ lion dollars, she will buy a house ing tmoney for his favorite leis^ Mr. Stager will, be notified This past year Mary haa fol­ NATIVE high on a hill overlooking the ure activities which are tennis, lowed a ' course of Honors Iteneh ProvtaMial sflMta. Ideall ed in Rooms 207, 209 and the soon o f details o f ms grant and Library before the production ocean, and a farm in the coun­ golf and billiards. his subsequent study. His two Physics, A lle g e level Calculus, •63 ST U D E B A K E R 4-Dr. mifiniahsd fornituie, DAILEY , try where she will 'devote the If one takes into account all U.S. Senators and Congressmen College level English and Hon­ VEGETABLES HOT BOXED PICl O K l ^ of "South Pacific” to be pre- I b r m Cruisef. Beige with red Interior, RAH, thing you need aented on the same three eve­ rest pf her days to "catching ot his scholastic, extra-curricu­ have been notified of the deci­ ors ^ench HI. automatic, V-8 power steering and SPECIAL n in g . up” on her skiing. lar, financial and leisure time sion. In addition ,to her school stud­ brakes, low mileage. J Among her other likes are hot activities, one can readily see ies, Mary has filled her extra from L 8 9 5 3t Ob. B et 3 7 ^ Muota of the work to be summer months at the beach, why Mike admires Frederick time with membership In Na­ 1^ shown liaa previously won hon­ Ray Charles and Johnny tional Honor Society for three ors in local, state and/or na­ the Great for "his tremendous Lttal Farms! •82 COMET VnijkGER ^ Mathis. People who hold ability to organize.” Chess Matches years. Sounds of MHS for three, 8-Door Station Wagon. Black. Radio, V tional scholastic Art competi­ grudges rate low with Sue. feature editor of the High A8 PAKAOU8 , SPINACH. EADUHES, RHUBARB, Mike, who dislikes liars and heater, automatie transmlerion. One ▼ tion. Memorable moments in Sue’s braggarts, is an ardent admirer In Final Stages School World and a Foreign r a r e r i p e s . Da n d e l i o n s , h o t h o u s e t o m a t o e s A sale of handmade crafts by owner. , life include April 6 of last year of tee late President Kennedy. Policy Association Representa­ 1 8 9 5 the students in Mra. Budd’s when ahe went swimming at One thing he would like to see tive in Current Affairs Club. elasses will be conducted along BUI Frank, '84, president of • Bklntoeh Apples, 6-7 lb. ba g ...... Misquamicut Beach, and her adMted in MHS is "a more She is tha faith chairmah of with the « ^ b i t . Numerous fine the Chess <^Ub, leate the game •61 MERCURY METEOR first air flight In a Jet. BUiteble system of grading with Mu Sigma Chi. a senior high • Potatoes, 10 lb. bag ..... i...... S9^ plrcse of silver and enamel Jew­ standings with. l,3te p^ts. ”800” Green 3-Door. Radio, heater, ▼ "I love to sing, and have tak- respect to subjects taken." Points are accumulated In fellowtelp at Second Congrega- • Cora, Fresh Picked...... gfor elry In the form of pins, siw- ra parti (n school concerts for If Mike had a million dollars tioiiat Church; she . teaches autoeoatic tranamlaeiotv | 48 T«o lo gs Spoeiol INC. rlngs, pendants, cuff links, >.tis matches played between the 1 3 9 5 four years. TTils year I was he would travel extensively and members. ■ ' j \ Grade! 1 Sunday school class, tacks and rings as well as pew­ I what we have! Cora, Peea! Cnkea, Green aad ------u ------chosen io be in the chorus for perhaps settle in Hawaii for he A chess set has been donated andlis.a lab aide at Manchester SdaUTaalogile ter pitchers. Jam Jars and small (Rtaeae Cabbage, BrocooU. Atfichokee, South Pacific.' I have never had "loves the sun, the sand and by Mra. J. M. Powell, 791 Cen­ Men^oiial Hospital. ■AKTMI SCNOINI PAMUS zsscBNTHtsmnr trays wUl ^ soM an experience like this before, the rca.” ter St., Manchester.' Tliis will ' - Sharon Douton, '97 O n es Beana. Alao, Steawbasttea. Watesw Many pins, painUaga and ja, Umea, Osntalenpea, IH nsjSess. PsanL and I am looking forward to It A more definite future awaits be presented to tee winner of ’ and Emperor Grapes. paatad oharcoal, pen and taikior' vary much.” him |a( the University of Con- the tournament. The annual Campbell MenM»> LA arayon drawings will be tauag rial Exam tela yaar will te on WMys Jeep Dealer" 44S4144 ^ Vtature plans for Sue Include nactlput where he has recently The standings of tee other 274 OAKLAND ST. ta the library by Mra. Kelson’s attendance at Mitchell College been accepted and plans to members are as follows; Bob Worid. History. It wlU te {mM PAINT CO. taleqted art students. Various in New London for the next study pharmaceutical research. MdBride, 1,146, Larry Preston on Tusoday, June 2, during tha ' ' Pkg. I t Tea Baga. 23c fonns of sculpture as well as year, and then transferring to If not on. the tennis court or 1,118, Doiig McIntosh 1,093, 4th period in tee Library. M u- OPEN FROM CLOROX 7 A.M. —BP.M. psiwHii^ are being prepared another school to get her -de­ the golf course, Mike can usual­ Mike Johnson 1,063, Bcb dents Interested In taking Kda 4 AJW. lo 9 F.M. Moriorty Brothers 7U MAIN STRKT teeeaaaeaate SSO for exhlbiUon. Here wire, wood gree in nursing. ly be found at the home of his Hughes 1,004, Jbn KtanbaU 1,- exam should sign up ante ttaata PERO and plasUos were the medium n s - 188 T m Rags 9 1 . 1 3 Sue Uvee at 19 Hamlin St. proud parsnts, Mr. and Mrs. 000, John Ifranaodii 888> Alan social studies teaoten or wUh I Yen Name The Predaee; Chanee^ Are W e H aw M r SOI Canter St,., MA N C H E S T E R 64S-61SI MANCHISfR. CONN. with te r paranta, Mayor and Irving Handlsr. at 86 O^mrd MclDonakl 9M, John Fletoltar Iff. Ptyta in 381 aot later Utah M n. En n d a Maliensy. I t 988, Ofraa lieaeity 868, i M i OtafMr. *18 M a M M MB. I

MANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAT 16,1964 ^ A G B -i f A G S n X T E E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1M4 IdentieaDy taorded mewepaper^ Bolton Rockvill^Vernon ads aoUcitlng funds. Red Crew, wMeh Ineludw An­ Wallace Aide Jackson aaid Waliacs's office dover and Hebron, met this Arthurs Awaits G>nference Bead Columbia4 had nothing to do with the new»> i « week <0 elect office^ for the paper ads. coming year. Word on Repair Brings Greeting UNCLE HY SEZ! School Care Plan Barred Elderly Housing Project Says Checks Walter Schroeder of Columbia GOP Town was elected chairman; William ViilaHi The renovation, restocking The Rev .C. Leelia Rtrand, Hammond o f Hebron la vies More Custodians/Voted Has Open House Sunday and reopening of Arthurs Drug eonferenee Bupeiinteadeiit o t the 'A Small, Many PenonRl Notiees chairman and Miss Dorothea Store, whose cellar was gutted G>mmittee Bast Coast Oonferenee at TTlii- JOIN ME AT Raymond, Andover, Is secre­ Monday afternoon by a stub­ An Invitation has been ex-aiVilder had stopped near the Rt. (Centlanad frees Fage One) tary-treasurer. Edward Carlson Ity Covenant Chureh, win bring The board of edueation thia^oof cannot otakav^Lt a eehool aong Card Of Thanks born fire, the cause o t which is until there Is a school. 15 overpgbs before making and Harry Chalmers o f Colum­ week dtaeuaeed the euetodlal tended by ,■ memlbera of the Altogether, H adds up to un­ Picks Aides still undetermined, awaits a de­ a greeting from the conference Ths board voted to change left turn. Her ear waa atruOk bia have been re-elected to the ■Ituation In both schools for the Roekville Housing Authority to We wish Id all af our cision on needed repairs. at the 8:80 a.ita. service et the the regular meeting night from in the rear. Both vehicles had told thouaanda of dollars. But, neighbors, frieni___ jgi, and ralaUvea for board of directors for - a two- THE WORLD’S the manr aela| of klndiiesa and Arthur Tatkina, owner o f the church. Re will alec partlelpate next school year, turned down an apen bouse Sunday, fVom 3 Th« as-maipber RepuUicaii year term. the fliSt Wodneeday to the sec­ to be towed from the scene. * says Jackson, it coats a lot of three-store drug chain, said this in the 10:48 a.m. service. sympathy shown us In our recant Town CSbmmlttc* hM olccted the Mrs. Brehaat Feted a suggestion to try a mainte- ond Monday o f each month. The to 5 pjm. at the Housing for Constable Edwin R. CarpMi money to put on a presidential bereaveinent. Ws especially thank morning that the blase burned The Rev. Milton B. Bngebret- Mrs. Ethel Brehant, Grade B aancs plan, and recommandsd next regular meeting will be la investigating the accident. the Manchester Police Dept, and followtnn officeni tor n two-yenr out many o f the cellar beams, ton, eeeretary o t the Ovtunfeli- the BMeriy Project on Frank- campaign. And it goes out as all thoae who sent the bsautlful teacher at Porter School, will hiring three additional oue- J[ilne 8 with no known meetRig Next Week's Menus term: Atty. Elizabeth Dennis and that an ins|iectlon and rec­ cal Covenant Church et Am er­ faat aa It eomee in. floral tributes and loaned the use be honored at a testimonial din­ FAIR... todlans. 4et before then. The hoard fin­ Un St. Skinner Road School: Mon­ of ears. Hutchlnfs, chairman; Howard ommendation wrill soon be LOOK!MONEY ica, witi be the |ueet preacher Supt. Philip LJguori outllnejl ished its M ay agenda well be­ Thtna apartments w ill be day, ravioli, tossed salad, peaa, "W e hope to have enough left Miss Helen Paulauskas Bates, vice chairman; Mrs. ner in the early part of June in forthcoming from Tbwn Build­ »N FLL PAY THE W AT! Mrs. Joseph Rabagleno et the i0i4S a.m. service. Hie fore curfew. Itsdian bread and butter; Tues­ over," he added wistfully, "to N V DOWN! Oibaon Porter, secretary: Mrs. recognition o f her 30 years of ing Inspector Thomas Monahan an a blacWboard for the boanl furnished and opened to the Rdward Palauskaa topic will he "CkMd New s." Everybody That Buira A Nahf at Its meeting Wednesday night Tw o teachers remain to be day, corned beef, cabbege, ear pay back the $30,000 which some Fred Lowman, treasurer. service. Plans will be completed on the replacement of floor sup­ public. They are part o f a 40 1 1 B q p ^ 36 Months j The cloelng service of the the difference in costa bistween hired for the schoole next fall. rots, mashed potatoes; Wednes­ of the cabinet members bor­ The executive committee in­ by next week. ports. Chevy or Any OK Uaad Car unit oomplex available to older Card Of Thanks U r l U To Pay! .ANT WILD FlOWERSr Low Shrubs Bast Coast OonterMioe annual hiring additional ouatodlane and A contract has been offered to day, Vienna'- sauaagea, buttered rowed to get the campaign go­ cludes the officers and Gene Joseph M arkoff and Richard Yatkins revealed that'the Are city residente. meeting wtu be et 4 p.m. at ReeahroB Oar WorM’a Fair Tickets having both echools cleaned by an elementary teacher, which rice, c o m ,' sauertcraut; Thure ing when we started in the Wis­ W . wIMi lo tlMUik all thnee who AH Mokof, AR Modali| Dente, Mrs. Allan Robinson, La- Grenier of the Porter School caused an estimated 850,000 in *iEA] Ben«aiK Trees. Franeia PItkat, executive Trinity Church. Theta will alto will complete that staff, if he day, macaroni saliid, cole alaw, consin priinary.” wmM mI u* at the Ume of the fire Vergne Williams, Mrs. John faculty are in charge of arran­ damage to the fixtures and a maintenance service. He said director o f the agency, aaid at 436 North Main Street on March fram '53 - '43 be a rally tor Fourth and Fifth e 8 Warid’a iTalr Admlaaton Tlehela. that the PlalnvlUe schools, as algns. A teacher certified in hot dogs on rolls; Friday, to­ just how much has been con­ Pringle, Nicholas Lanzolatta, gements. Donations for a gift stock. Only a month ago the Leads Holy Hour Uiat the project Is now ready 17. We Mpeolally thank all thoae District churchee. The Rev. Mr. • t Ante Thrill Bhow Tleketa wall as many businesses, use biology and eauth science wUI mato and minestrone soup, tuna tributed to the Wallace fund? who oontrlDuted clothe., food and Stewart Coman, Mrs. Virg^a may be sent to Testimonial store had been completely re­ The Rev. Francis O. An' for ccou$>a>>sandwiches, milk and answers will have to wait for a Mr. a Mra. Mile. Stamea DISCOUNT raiCES! Bon. may be left at the clerk's office timated cost of $30,000. By ALLAN SWENSON < e 8 Aarinl Tower Ride Tleketa or details. A newly - formed publicity three bids from malntenanoe School Menh LaSallette Missionary Fathers dessert served with each meal final accounting, said Jackeon. and family at the school. Although everything was Newspaper Enterprise Ass^ Flowers” by Ethel Hinckley e 8 Monorail Tleketa Apartments will be opened Mr*. ErneMine I.ard and children eommlttee Includes, John Sul­ firms, two for aroupd $21,000 a Monday, Bolton Blcmantary In New England, will conduct Maple Street School: Mon­ Wallace himself, back home All cars are thorooghiy Those assisting the chairmen complstely covered by insur­ Wild flowers add a touch of Hausman and. the new "W ild briefly Tliureday for a speech Mr. Harold Woeber k. wm livan, John Oroman and Gene e Santo Marla ItapUea Tlekeii ysar and ont for about $14,000 School apecial, apinach, buttar- for occupancy the latter pert day, Chow Mein on buttered, Rudolph a Ronald Green checked and road tested are Richard,Curland, Mrs. Alice ance, the lire was an immeaaur- nature to your '"ndscaping. Flowers and How to Grow a Holy Hour lor fit. Bridget’s at Aiibura University, said, Dente. LaVergne Williams will a 8 Hallywood U.B.A. a year. He aaid that the quality scotch pudding : 'rueiiesday, chick- of the month, rice, peas, pickled beets; Tues­ Englert, Arthur Cobb, Mrs. able blow to Yatkins, who open­ Many home irdeners are Them” by Edwin F. Stettek. Rosary fioclety at 7:10 p.m. "We’re spending it as fast as before they leave oar chairman of a research and G « er9 « N. o f cleaning would be unknown, en pie with hot biscuit, grsen PItkat said that workmen day, ravioli, green beans, cole Card Of Thanks Eleanor Tamborini and Mrs. ed the first store of his chain in adopting a new concept in land­ Here’s another natural land­ a 1 Worid’i Fair Guide Rook , Monday. Father Andrews for' we can get it in order to keep lot! Udtson committee. ut that a firm could be ooH' beans, cranberry sauce, peach are testing equipment and slaw; Wednesday, barbecued Frances Malek. Manchester, 82 years ago. He scaping . . . grouping compsui- scaping note: A graceful gray going.” Schoolmen Meet a 1 WorM’a Fair O Aelal Map ranted with on a short-term es; Wednesday, (rankfurts on mariy aaslsted at ths ehuroh on hamburg on rolls, potato chips, We wiah to thank all r t our School Menu also, owns stores in Hartford ionable wild flowers and low- birch shows oft well against a Conymnm S emergency alarms in the pro­ However, spontaneous some neighbore. friend*, and relative* for LATE MODa CARS Alan {Rowland and Richard trial basis. roil, potato chips, celery and weekends. pickles; Thursday, oven-fried and Rockville. growing shrubs beneath the feet background of hemlock and pine. ject. . Each apartmtftt has two donations may V>e, organized the many act* of kindne** and Curland, Porter School faculty Monday, vegetable beef soup, PAMTINft AND Llguori sstimated malnte- carrot eticks, applesauce cake; chicken, mashed potatoes, car­ lympathy Miown u. in our recent GUARANTEED He said this morning that of trees. June bloom of dogwoods is like PLUS 8 FREE A native of DanisCaon, he was signalling devices. I f a resident fund-raising drives are gMng~on members, will attend the annual pineapple muffins, cheese apple flancs by custodians at $15,348 Thursday, apaghetti with meat rots, cranberry sauce; Friday, Dereavemenl. We ..peclally thank when the store reopens It will There is a kinship in all liv­ a floral arrangement against a DECORATING ordained to the prieathood on is unable to obtain aid, he may in some parts of the nation, no­ all thoae who M it the baautiful 30 DAYS or meeting of the Eastern Connec­ crisp; Tuesday, shepherd's pte, fo r 1984-86 and $32,270 for and cheesa aauce, toased salad, baked beans, macaroni and be with new etock only, and ing things, especially between green backdrop of a larger tree. May 11, 1M7. After ordination, signal for help using emer­ tably in the South. floml tribute* and loan*d the um ticut Schoolmen Associatfon at buttered com, fruit cocktail; PHONE BONUS ITEMS! 1885-88. He pointed out that French teead, cookies; Friday, tuna fish salad, cols slaw. Des­ of oar*. 1,000 MILES! Wednesday, beef stew, hot that he has no intentions of run­ wild flowers and trdes. The type Try nature’s way for- a new he was i^>potnted prefect of dis­ gency devices within each unit. sert, milk and sandwichea are In the vrertend mail were nu- Danielson May 18. Can Bveslaga — 4 to 8 Bialntenanoe firma bring their egg salad, candied sweet pota- cipline at the LaSallette fiam *n>e family of John Mawm bread, green beans, chocolate ning a "fire sale,'’ nor of selling and alkaline-acid condition of garden beauty this year. . toes, peas, plums. Landscaping is completed ex­ served with each meal. meroua IdenUcally printed en- The meeting, at the H. H. soil determines in part that kin­ TOTAL BOX OFFICE VALUE I27.5S own supplies and equi$>ment. inary at Hartford, and was ap­ cake; Iliursday, goulash, peas any of the damaged stock, "at Society Taking Orders cept that a few trees are still Lake Street School; Monday, velopea. Ellis Technical School, will host ship. T'hat is why beneath a Liguorl said that he was only pointed vocational director in Card Of Thanks Today's and carrots, sliced pineapple; any price.” ■ ALL YOURS FREE .. . * The Ladles Benevolent Society to be planted. spaghetti with meat sauce, In other letters were copies of more than SO male educators hemlock or pine, rhododendron offering the plan as a sug­ September 1961. Last fail he Friday, home made baked Yatkins said that much of of Bolton Congregational Church green beans, toased salad, fruit; and will award its annual and mountain laurel, lady gestion, noting that building was eent by his superiors to Cost o f the $440,000 project We would like to expre** our Mn- Specials! beans, cole slaw, hard boiled the drugs, cosmetics, candy and '59 CHEVROLET '62 CHEVROLET is taking orders for geraniums, T^lesday, pork in gravy, noodles, cere thank* to our relative*, neigh­ Schoolman of the Tear honor slippers and trailing arbutus superintendent James Veltch Rome for three monUis, and a f was borne entirely by state eggs, fruit Jello. liquor have already been thrown Bel A ir 4-Doer Sedan. Ra.- 3- Door, V-8, white, heater, cemetery arrangements, potted carrots, pudding; Wednesday, bor* and friend* for their kind retiring head of Putnam High are naturally found together. 4Hd not favor ths plan. Later in ter making a 80-day retreat at funds. Architect A l f r ^ Rein­ ne*« extended to u* during the 1o*» School. away by the State Department dio, heater, powergllde. whitewalla, Powergllde. petunias, sgeratum, red salvia,; beef stew, peanut butter and of our dear huaband. father and 'AO CadillM $49 Bloodroot, Jack-in-the-pupit, the discusalan veitch ques­ the LaSalette Seminary there, hardt designed the project and HEARING AID Manchester Evening Herald o f Consumer Research and .by Tutone white and blue No. marigolds, coleus, phlox, im ps-, marshmallow and cheese sand brother. We eepectally thank all Educators from Windham and Solomon's seal, various violets OWWRS RIFORT THIT tioned the comparative figures. he visited the Holy Mountain in Associated Construction Co. of New London counties will tour the State Liquor Control Com­ 6488. Uents, begonias and qkke j wlches, cake; Thursday, hot dog lACTERIES tho*e who *ent the many floral OolumMa oorreepoadent, Vir­ and hepaticaa do well in the $1495 . I f the plan were not adapted, southeast France where the ap­ Hsrtforrt built it. piece* and generou. memorial onn- 9 mission, and that the rest will plants, to be delivered by May I in roll, potato chips, pickles, 'STPIyiMirth SI the institution, hold a business ginia M. Oartson, tel. SM-8S34. shade of oak, hickory, ash and $940 Rirae new men woi£d have to paritions of Our Blessed Moth Among features of the new tfibutlon* made to Concordia Lu­ be discarded. shortly. 3$. baked beans, cookies; Friday theran Chureh Memorial Fund. meeting to elect new officers, even an old apple tree. he hired at a salary at ap- er occurred. project are complete electric PINE PHARMACY have lobster, enjoy music and *42 VOLKSWAGEN inoorimately $8,500 each, U - Samples can be seen in the After the Holy Hour refretfi- ’S7 DeSoli SI47 TRIES TO HELP, Dutchman’ s -breeches, bleed­ » U e s . - i a c i i “ ;;n F u eqtoplK;^ | Mr*. Samuel dulow make the award. SAVE '42 CHEVROLCT Combi. 3-tone gray. > Ra­ guori said. I f the plan were education building after church ments will be served. 864 CENTER fiT.— 64e-**14 Mra. Jneeph P. Shan (Hardtop) ing hearts, various triliums and with an electric range and re A chalk artist, Carrol Spinney, Rebekahs Honor ENDS UP HURT Assorted Milk and Jta _f|A dio, heater. No. 5830. Sunday or at the Caldwell’s on Ml** Kttn Clulow the delicate little oak fern will n SUllon Wagon. SUver adopted, one man would be frigerator. Apartments will be Vernon elementary aohool: eartoonlst and TV performer, BENONI, Ttan.svaal Province, Dark Chocolate Lb. ^ I finish, heater and power- maintained at each school, on Shoddy Mill Rd. or the Sum­ South Africa (API — Carrying grow beneath trees with light K » 1 T . * 3 heated electrically. Monday, macaroni and tfieeae, ’57 Morenry, $1491 will entertain. Assembly Staff glide. No. 5888. $1395 duty dining school hours and ner's on Bolton Center Rd. macaroni and tomatoes, green out the Lion's Club motto of shade. Thereafter, orders can be placed The project ia the first in a (AUTCMiAHO) Grade Eight Party doing mostly outdoor work. beans, pickled beets; Tueeday, "Service to Others” has cost a Two excellent books are IN PIIIL c o m with Mrs. David Caldwell, chair­ Top Broker saries of planned elderly hous­ Mrs. Brooks Allan and Mrs. Sunset Rebekah Lodge will Members of the board forsaw turkey in gra'vy, buttered noo­ local member $58. "Beginner’s Guide to. Wild $1795 man, Mrs. Louise Young, Mrs. ing facilities. Eugene Dente wrlll be oo-chalr- '41 FORD problems arising out of the dles. cArrots, cranberry aauce; '43 CHEVROLET observe Assembly Officers j It ail began when Charles Masterpieces Earl Herrick, Mias Jeanette A second project, next to the men for the annual Grade 8 maintenance firm pT.an and vot­ Shoots Self Wednesday, beef stew, egg sal­ Impala 4-Door Hnrdtop. Ra­ Night Monday at I p.m. at Metcalfe saw three-foot high 4- Door Sedan. Blaek. Rae Sumner or Miss Elia Sumner. first, is now under construction dio, heater, aatomatlc, pow­ class psu’ty to be held June 12 at IRON FIRbMAN '41 C O M H ed unanimously to hire three ad and peanut butter sand­ Teomana HsJl. Odd Fellows Hall. The Re­ flames burst from the hood of a RANGE 2-Door Sedan. Radio, heat­ heater, Fordomatle a n d more- custodians instead. Ctab Scout Bowl and expected to be completed er ataeriag, power brakes, i parked car. He seized a fire ex^ in Miniature (Continued fren Page One) wiches; Thursday, ham, naatfi- There will be a three-piece bekah degree will be exempH- er, whitewall tiree. Very whitewall tiree. Very, Mrs. Claire W arfel said as i Cub Scout Pack 73 wUl go early next year. whitewalls. Browa. LUce new! : fled at mis time. Unguisher from a nearby shop bowling tomorrow afternoon at ed potato, buttered s$>inach, ker­ band and refreshments, includ­ a is io M eharp second ear. very economical. an "old board member” she It contains 64 untis and will Compare'. I Many of the newly elected and doused the flames. FUEL OIL 3:15 at Holiday Lanes. Parents ston’s chatlffeur, told police that cost about $1 million. The fed­ nel. com; Friday, creamed tuna, 92595 ing plzsa. arouM Hke to remind everyone after he watched Walston enter NITES Now Metcalfe has received a mashed potato, peaa, oqle alaw. The dance will be held from 8 and appointed officers of the M how much Veitch had done should provide transportation. eral government is providing bill for $68, the cost of refilling LITTUI AWareCIIATS $1045 $1195 the office suite he went to a lob­ Dessert, milk, bread and but­ to 11 p.m. Mrs. George Peder­ I Connecticut Assembly will GASOLINE Mirk II for the school and how much Church Group Dance the funds___ the fire extinguisher. The owner HINIATUm OHOeOtATIg by telephone to call Mrs. Wal­ '43 BUICK SKYLARK I make their first official visit money he had saved the town. ITie Young People o f St. ter are served with each meal. son o f Woodland Terrace, with of the' car refused to pay the ston. Pitkat revealed recently that Convertible. Radio, heater, the cooperation of other par­ ' for the ceremony. Also, of- Oil FUPNACL The fact that $850 budgeted George’s Elptscopel Church are an application has been submit­ Northeast fichoot: Monday, ahopowner, claiming the auto While he was talking with her, automatle. power •toering, ents, will hold a party for the flcers and members of various for field trips has been used Invit^ to attend an evening of ted for a third project of about pork loaf, buttered noodles or lodges throughout the state will wasn’t worth that much money. B A N T LY OIL games and dancing at the par­ he said, he heard two shots, ran power bntkea, wWtewalla entire graduating class after op was discussed briefly. Ap­ 60 apartments. The third com­ rice, carrots, brownies; Tues­ be guests. Metcalfe, who took legal action, n i ' i i ' W ' i , i\t'. ish hall tonight at 7:80. Refresh- into the office, and found Wal­ Very low the dance. BO LEk parently, a large portion of the plex would be financed by state day, Vienna aausage, matfied Reservations for the poUuck was told he is -liable for the '41 CORVEHE amount went for a trip by menta will follow. ston sitting in front of his desk. potatoes, sauerkraut, com ap­ mileage!______*2645 Assisting the CO - chairmen i ji a: \ i\ S i i (tIU d b n i funds. money because he took the ex­ A shotgun was on the floor be­ will be: Mrs. Joseph Pagach, to be held in the banqt^ hall Grades 8, 7 and 8 to the East- The fam ily potluck supper plesauce cake; Wsdnesday, tinguisher without asking per­ side him. He shot himself in the On hand for Sunday’s open Mrs. Nathan Rosen, Mrs. Ed­ at 8:30 may be made by con- iiiuiu'ii i)-i.')!i.'. M l M A IN ST.— 84S-US1 \em States Exposition in the will be held tomorrow at 6:80 meat loaf, mashed pota­ '42 MONZA mission. A REAL SPORTY SPORTS CAR. CON­ mouth, police said. , house will be Authority Chair_____ ward Insalaco, Mrs. Lucien tacUng Mrs. Alice Wetherell, S3 PresoripUoB Phamwey Yiijl, wWch Mrs. Warfel consid- at the parish hall. Anyone not toes, stewed tomatoes, choc­ Corvalr. Red with whitowaRs, Florence St. illf TK’ -'-.'IJ?! The 30-gauge shotgun was one J "*" Kroyman, George Levesque. Mrs. Clarence Grant, Ezcluaivt VohiMetrie Com­ VERTIBLE. RADIO, HEATER, STAND­ o t ^ costly. contacted should call Mrs. olate pudding; Thursday ham­ radio, heater, 4-epeed treae- Officers of Sunset Lodge are bustion gives an iasisiM, of several Walston kept in his Chwe. v lw chairman- Miss Mrs. Clifford Lanterman, Mrs. ARD TRANSMISSION, WHITEWALL^ Liguorl aaid that the year be­ Henry MdDonough. burg on roll, potato chips or miaslon. Real e h i^ ! reminded to wear white gowns. clean Same which burm at fore the field trip money had Stager Speaks Sunday office. Walston was a big-game 1 ^len Dresser potato salad, celery and car­ Leo Cohen, and Mrs. Earl Wat- top efficiency—no smoke or TIRES. hunter and he had lined the. Fenton Burke, all mem- Priced to aell! 91495 rous. not been used up. Many classes Jay R. Stager, Manchester rot sticks, fruit cocktail; GIVE UP. MEN soot . . . no waste of fuel. walls of the office with trophy ‘ commission, and Friday, macaroni and tuna The class will travel to the are going on trips this spring, High School teacher, will be the GREENCASTLE, Ind. (AP)r- Kent is "locked” ia the tor- speaker for the MYF of United heads, elephant tusks and b ea r, d lr e c ^ * * * salad, baked beana, pickles, New Tork World’s Fair some using money from their Bay State Man Held It's happened again. For the nace between firing pcriqde. student activity fund. Methodist Church Sunday at skins. gelatin with cream. '41 PONTIAC Wednesday for their annual trip. and not wasted up the chim­ 19th straight year the coeds at The board voted to prohibit 6:80 p.m. He will speak on Walston, born in Perry, Okla., A Quincy, Maas., man was Hospital Notes 2-Door Catalina Hardtop. Ra­ Yesterday they visited the DePauw University have out­ ney. Thousande of owneta '41 CHEVROLET '58 RAMILER started his career aa a clerk for arrested in the Bay State and dio, heater, automatic, pow­ pauti, ^ueiln ^forisl the use of private cars for stu­ "W hy I W ent on the Civil Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Hartford Atheneum and the leport e^tctpthnal oil sav- the Bank of America in Visalia, er ■toering, power brake*, pointed their fellow male stu­ dent activities except those au­ Rights March to Waahington.” returned to Vernon to answer Helen Lathrop, 4d Dailey Clr- State Capitol and lunched at the ingt. N o soot means ifiaC 8-Paseenger Station Wag­ Wagon, S-tone blue. Ra­ M . . K i l l Km bnen Mrving Mm MewM Owimt tar dents in the grade department. thorized by the board, on rec­ Briefs Calif. He formed his own broker­ charges of forgery. ole; Charles Gebler, 47 Law­ lull. whltewans. Very low YMCA. They were accompanied The girls finished with a 3.74 the cause o t sboM 90% of on, black, radio, heater, dio, heater, autematla age firm in San Francisco.. The William R. Romig, 39, waa 81 YIAfil. tor m MMphta PtM MSPaCItON ot yeer kOmm tonn/ea calls is also elimi- ommendation of Liguorl, who TTie May voter-making ses­ rence St.; Lucian Baasette, 1 mileage. SIAOE by their teachers, Mrs. Ethel figure out qf a possible four standard tranemlasioh, 6- No. 6789. ^ headquarters moved to New arrested earlier this' week —at ^ Temilta Cewtrel ix|Mct, mpecvlaeM hy Hm fimtf leMiiMgel newl ” .nated. Phene qe. or ooato M d the liability was too great sion w ill be held tonight frotn West WilHngton; Walter fia- I UBso Brehant and Richard Grenier. points and the men trailed with 400lbs. eyllnder. No. 5508. York City about 10 years ago. Norfolk County District Court. for the achooi. This wtll elim­ 6 to 8 followed by the eelect- Graduation .will be held at bonis, Broad Brook. a 3.52 average, for the first $795 inate volunteer drivers for rick men’e meeting in the town o f­ His sons, Carl and Jack, are Dedham, Mass., by Constable S:30 p.m. June 18 in Yeomans $1595 Discharged yesterday: ’Chris­ '41 CHEVROLET semester of the 1963-64 academic children, so that the responsi­ fices. vice presidents of the firm. Edwin R. Carlson and State Fo­ Hall. tine Tomko, 86 Spring St.; 4-Door Parkwood Wagoa. year. As for straight A reports, "Our Products, Service and Prices Arc UnexoeUed!” bility will be the parents or the The Democratic town com­ Walston k Co., although not lios Detective Joseph Koss. Schroeder Heads Red Cross 20 were earned by women and of real Focaiiy Bros., Ine. itself Involved in the soybean oil Scott Garemko, 139 Union St.; Radio, heater automatle, nurse or school administration mittee will hold ita regular Romig waived extradition 449-9240 The Columbia chapter of the 12 by men. 1122 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, Conn. Jeffrey and Deborah Weisner, ecyUnder. MANCHESTER, CONN. to drive the children home. monthly meeting tonight at 8 scandal last year, went to the and was returned here. He waa aid of the Williston firm, which 10 Susan Rd.; Clayton Carver, SPECIAL!______Onlv buses will be used for in the conference room of the bound over to Tolland County Tel. 528-5009 Tel. 643-5476 SIS IMond S t — TeL 848-4588 EXTENDED WARRANTY had been suspended from the 4 Mountain St.; Valerian Blot- achooi activities. No private town offices. Superior.Court and held in lieu Swiss U P TO New York Stock Exchange for niski, 8 Maple St.; Ernest Smith, cars w ill be used for transport­ The public building emnmis- '40 CHRYSLER of $2,500 bond. Rt. 30; Mrs. Edvrina Pierce ing students on field trips. sion will meet Monday at 8 p.m. two days until Walston’s loan BUSS TEBNITE CONTIOL COUP. Saratoga 2-Door -Hardtop. According to police. Romig and son, 136 Prospect fit.; Mrs. in other action, the board in the conference room of the restored ita required minimum MVWON or a w IXTHMIMAfOl CO., INC • MTAMNHIO IN I Radio, heater, aatomatte, cashed a forged check at the Judy Nothrop and son, 86 W ind­ 12 M O N T H S adopted a 1964-65 calendar town offices. capital account. power ■toeriag, power brake*. Milk OR which the superintendent said Williston had extended $610,- Vernon Circle Market last Octo­ sor Ave. Tht UIdMt atf Ldfitat PMt Coetral CempMy ie Conmetieut Oae owner ear. ber. Scout Car Wash was similar to that adopted by Maneheetor Evening Herald 000 credit to Allied Crude Vege­ Liook at the Injured In Accident Boy Scout Troop 223 wUl hold the Manchester board. Bolton oorreapondent, Cleme- table Oil Refining Q>rp. of Bay­ Priee! Mrs. Helen J. Gleason, 47, of a five-minute car wash Satur­ 91045 12.000 MILES Ths board voted to make the well Young, telephone 648-8881. onne, N.J., which went bankrupt Chocolate last Nov. 19 contributing to the 60 Phoenix fit. was taken to day at St. John’a Episcopal SELL Tine TB test available for Manchester Memorial Hospital Church. Rt. 88, frcmi 10 a.m. to '40 CHEVROLCT school children and an X-ray BOROS HEADS OPEN LIST v failure of a score of businesses with facial cuts as the result of 3 p.m. Proceeds will go toward . 2-Door Bel Air Sedan. Tar- (VfilhtVMY unit available for children with N E W YO R K (API—A check hers and abroad. Walston's loAn to Williston a two-car accident on Rt. 83 purchase of equipment. qaotM, radio, heater, ■taud- t00ftt.yoiiMqr.) '41 RAMILER '40 PLYMOUTH a positive reaction to the Tine ' of money won in U.S. Open golf ard 8 cylinder. test and to members of the championships, made by statiati- was not enough to restore full yesterday. 4-door aedan, tan finish, 3-Do()r Station Wagon. Vernon news Is handled hy Eeonomlqal to EQAE •ommunlty in October This is I gian Bill Inglish, shows that confidence In the firm and a few According to police, Mrs. nicely equipped. No. 5631. Beige finish. Radio, heat­ The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, operatol ' FHU recommended by the achooi j 1963 Open winner Julius Boros days later, Walston k Co. took Gleason's car struck s vehicle BOTH STORES er. Stand, shift. No. 6998. 6 W. Main St. telephone doctor and health officer and ig the leader with $33,470. Boros over its 16 offices and 9,000 operated bv Mrs. Helen J. ■/5y $895 accounts. Wilder. 89, Handel Rd. Mrs 875-8456 or 648-3711. $1045 win be on a voluntary basis. has won the title twice and has Harold Smith asked about been in the money eight times, OPEN '41 CHEVROLCT the status of the achooi song occasions. Arnold Palmer is next 4-door sedan, V-8, heater '42 K. GHIA eonteet, initiated last winter by with $44 less than Boros. He has AIRWA' TONIGHT ICE CREAM 3- Door, tutone white and the superintendent. Liguorl said been in the mone yeight times. and Powergllde, Sahara Or. tahe advantage of our smalt tan finish. No. 5750 blue, radio, heater, white- hs had received no entries. Ben Hogan is third wltfi $29,913 fomily offer. Buy a pound of walls. No. 5044. Chairman Harold Porcheron won in the USGA Opens and FROM A REVOLUTIONARY NEW Barton's real Swiss Milk Choc­ $1395 $1595 asked Smith to bring the sub­ Gene Littler ia fourth with $28,- INTERESTED? MOIILE ICE CREAM TRU4CK olate, (straight from our facto­ ject up again in October, that 357. till '40 CHEVROLCT * ! • your owa Ross! ries in Lugano, Switzerland) for '58 PONTIAC Inraroftod in Sovinq Monoy? $169 and we'll give you an extra 4-door hardtop, blue fin­ ■itaa ish, radio, heater. Power- 4- door sedan, blue finish, * No Frcmchiso Foo and No Royalty half-pound— free. (Ahd hurry. glide, whitewalls. No. 6768 radio, heater, hydramatle, This offer ends May 25.) whitewalls. No. 5478. Intorastad in Sovinq Stamp*? * Your own torritory $1275 - $795 AT YOUR FURS' * Top quality Hood product BARm Intorofitod in Sovinq Sorviet Cofts? * SmaN down poymont — 8 yoor Rnonelnq m aOM ■ iU6Ma ••itttRuaiq Intorofitod in Sovinq Fool O il? ON IMBPLAT EVFJIY DAT INCLUDING SUNDAY '61 CORVAIR SERVICE!,*^ S PAL — 7 PM . ExclatlvD bi MGnc|iMt«r IntarMlad In Savinq Tank Ropiaeamant Cost*? A t 4-Door. Blua, atufiard $■ tranamltalan. N icely H. P. HOOD & SONS New from Scotts! equipped No. DOW. W e 'LL h e l p y o u Bob Otivor sayo— RO U TE 5-A WESTOWN o i See Me Tonight or Sat. at PHARMACY Halts Plus does all 3 DO IT ALL...PLUS SUFFIELD, CONN. 458 Hartford Rond MANLET-OOLONIAL. SPRINGFIELD LT 4-4TU '58 CHEVROLCT '42 PPRD CALL OR WRITE FOR FBEE BROCHURE Corner Of MeKea 4 •> Door Sedan, tutone A-Dr. Sedan. Alpine white white and blue, with heat­ finish with radio, htatar Tel. Ma-884« (permifi immadiafa fading, foo) er and Powergllde. 6-cyl- and Fordomatle. A Bn# tader engine.nglne. No.No 8136. fam ily car. 1 0 0 0 TRIPLE S BLUE STAMPS HALTS PLUS la Trleiriaad ta m m m $1395 aetiaa. U n fa $495 Trfiot your fun fa a '40 RAM IUR &RADUAmN why i f f jM than anjrtUiMf atoa aa ■BfkaL That’a 4-door sedan, tutoaa white summfir of our tondor, lov­ ------F R E E — TRYING TO STRETCH YOUR HOME TO MEET alao why we can aay: '42 FALCON and grey, radio, haater, whltewalle. No. 5424. ing cor*. Wfi’ll pompor THE NEEDS OF A GROWING FAMILY? fagon. $825 IF YOU SIGN FOR AUTOMATIC *^ a fuarantac aatiafactieR, ar yoor m pine white uieh with ra­ CAKDS 1 • The auswer may be to finish o|f extra rooms dio, hoatar, automatic and protfict thorn from transsnlseian and other '58 CHEVROLCT FU E L O IL DELIVERY...NpW! in attic or basement, even add a new wing. Bedt fenturse. No. 5488. 4-Door, black, r a ^ h|ita mothi, hfiot and thoft la -O f C O U ftS lI answer is to finance the proj'act with a Hcnne er, Powergllde. N a w76. 461 Main St. Improvement Loan from Manchester’s frfdest $1475 $7R5 our eooli doon vovltf. All ABSOLUTELY NO EXTRA COST. (Stamps issued upon payment Manchester financial institution. 4« & 9” Just North of Post Office ropoirs/ roitoring and ro- in fnU of first fad oil deHvory). DON’T SIGN A N T CONTRACX S E E O U R COMPLETE SELECTION glaxing w|lf bo ajqMrtly UNTIL YOU GET OUR DEAL! RBthariaai O pen vS AVIMGS SSOftW rw/ CTfir MONTHLYMLYORRU OR RU ^ IT gpodal eonfiidoration to CTabfi, Chorcbofi, nre I ConuBordal Aeeoants, Etc. Nights I v O A ^ I^Wfi VI WGVa FAYMmrS GREEN STAMPS! \ S < 1 » I \ I I ( ) N. till

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.'I ^AGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY. MAY 15. 1964 HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGHiSitR. CONN„ FRIDAY, MAY 15,1964 PAO t

THE Bob Bruce Checks Giants and Willie Mays Herald Angle Northern Dancer, Hill Rise Renew Rivali^ • r EARL YOST D e rb y Duel Twins New Problem, ■perts m m ug Tennis Stars Blast Hitting Skein Ends Renewal Set Pitchen Stand Better Chance Loose Morals Charge Too Many Sluggers Pitchers stand a better chance of getting into baoe- ball’s Han of Fame than piayers at any other position. At Pim lico After 20 Contests ’The least likely to enter the diamond ehrine at Coopers- NEW YORK (A P )— Hie t).B. tennifi colony got its NEW YORK (A P )— Vic Power used to be Minneso­ town, N. Y., is a third baseman. Thug far, 28 pitchers BALTIMORE (AP) — dander up today over suggestions that '‘love” is soma- ta’s starting first baseman. Along came outfielder Tony have been named and inducted into the Hall of Fime and Northern Dancer and HiU. thing more than a score on the net circuit. NEW YORK (AP)—Say Hey, look what Bob Bruce Oliva, and Power was the Twins’ No. 2 firat baseman. only four guardians of the hot corher-^third base. Rise, th^ David and Goliath The boys and girls who swing'^- did: The rundown by p o s it io n s ------— rackets are no kxwer with sex Now comes Don Mincher, and Power again may be a o f horse racing’s 8-year-old than any other breed of ath­ does be know about* itT Moat Bruce held Willie Mays hitless for the first time in atarting first baseman — forf>- aminone the Hall of Famea goaa tannls players disdpllae them- on the banquet trail for his wit­ division, meet again tomor­ letes, outraged court personali- 21 games, setting the San Francisco slugger down four aome other team. Ukata niia: First baseman, nine; selpes ri^dly. GeaeraUy, the connected against the White ty prosanUUon. . .Gaae RaUly, row in the 88th running of Uea Instated. times last night and slicing Mincher’s recent slugging Second baeeman, seven; Third morals are very high — nothing Sox. who looks and la slimmer than the 8160,000-added Preakness “ Love comes from the French Maya’ average 19 points to .449 feats have made the veteran Rollins wound up driving in baaamen, four; Shortstopa, nine; at Pimlico with every indication word ‘i'oeu,’ meaning ‘egg’ or more promiscuous than a game Slim fiummcrvllla’s ataadow. Is of bridge or a movie.” as the Houston Colts defeated Power even more expandable five runs, three on his fifth Catahars, nine: putfleldara, 23 ‘nothing,’ ” said the veteran one of the most versatile base­ of a repeat of their Kentucky On another tack, an Amorican the National League leading Gi­ than he bad been when Oliva’s homer and two on a double. and pitehera, 38. Also, a doaan Derby stretch duel. Gardner Mulloy o< i Miami. ants 4-3. presence forced outfielder Bob men ware selected for meri­ ball players on the college tennis star who declined ose of ^ Minnesota now has slsjnmed scene. The slender lad Is a g o ^ Northern Dapeer, a mighty “ Bobby WUson laid an egg when Mays was handcuffed by the AlliMn to first base. torious servlca to the national his name, said: 61 homers in 26 games. Ths pitcher who also plays first base mite from Canada, won the he started talking about the 31-year-old righthander, hitting paatime. “ Bobby's right, TTiia is the Mincher hit his fourth home New York Yankees hold the when not on the moiuid because Derby In record Ume of two morals of tennis players.” into a fielder’s choice vrith two run in five games yesterday as • « * It was WUson. member of the only sport tai the world where record of 240 for a whole sea­ of his hitting. minutes flat for one and one-- you can travel the world at men on in the first inning, loft­ Slinneeota clobbered the Chica­ quarter mllea. He - covered the British Davis Cup team, who got ing easy flys in the third and son. Here ’n There * • * someone else’s expense and go White Sox, 15-7. Despite the Twins’ onalsusdit last quarter in 24 seconds. the tennis crowd Ifi a tizzy with sixth innings and fouling to Pate LoMoglio is ooactalng Costly Promotion charges that high Jinks run have a private harem." Power probably is . the best against Gary Peters and'Eddie the Unlveraity of H a r t fo r d Hill Rise, tha Calif ornia- first in the eighth inning. owned flash, also was under the rampant on the international | It was the first time Mays AMERICAN’ LEAOVE defensive first baseman in the Fisher, statter Oerrj’ Arrigo freshman baoebaU team this Raybestos will put an oati- American League. But rookie old Deriiqr record and ran the tour. had been held hitless since W. U Pet. GJt. was forced from the game in sprin g... One of the oldaat ac­ mated 8100,000 into its promo­ Oliva is hitting even better than final one-quarter mile In 23 2/5 Wilson, in his new book "M y April 16, when he was stopped Chicago ... .18 8 .619 the fifth Inning after Chicago tive players in state college Rain Cuts Slate expected while sluggers Alli­ tion of fielding a women'e aoft- seconds but lost the decision by Side of the Net," said moral by St. Louis' Curt Simmons in Cleveland .. 14 « .609 got to him for five runs and nine baseball olrclea must be Jim son, Jimmie Hall and Harmon hits. Tom McCraw hit a two- ball team this seaeon. The fig­ a neck. standards in the world of first the third game of the season. New York . .18 9 .591 Harrington of UHartford at 26. With Schoolboyg 11 ..560 Klllebrew are producing at their Four other sharply-trained class tennis were not good and In the last two games against Baltimore ..14 run homer for the White Sox in Harrington is a fine pltcher- ure Includee 830,000 for a jun­ Minnesota 14 12 .588 usual home run pace. the ninth. thoroughbreds—The Scoundrel, he wouldn't let a teen-age Houston, Mays has collected firat baseman with Ck>ach Rog­ ket to Australia. The ^ybeetos Rain, oold and wet gnninda Detroit ___ 11 IS .458 • • • Brakettee are one of the world’s Roman Brother, Quadrangle and daughter of his go on the circuit only one hit in eight at-bats Now, wtlh Mincher acting as er Wickman's squad. The latter, obliteratad moat of yesterday’s Los Angeles 12 15 .444 SENATOKS-ORIOLE8— best clubs. Elgh members of Big Pete^wlll oppose the fear­ without a chaperone. while his average has plummet­ if he wants in on a good thing, a Springfield College grad, who area schoolboy sports Khsdule Washington 18 17 .4S8 Twins' Manager Sam Mele finds Don Zimmer cracked a grand this year’s squad are teachers some twosome in the one The British ace said once ed frcHn .478. U now in his fourth year aa while he was playing in New and If today’s forecaat bolda While Mays was having his Boston ....10 16 .400 himself with five power hitters slam home run for all o f Wash­ and four of the girls ara em­ and 3/16 mile race bbfore a vanity mentor... Patricia crowded house of 30,000 and a York a woman telephoned him true, a aeoond day o f p o o ^ n e - first difficult night in almost a Kansas City 10 IS .400 for four positions. That doesn't ington’s runs as ths Orioles’ ployed at the Raybestoa plant. mente wUl be forthemning. Yesterday’s Results WORD IS LAW— National League Umpire Jocko Houston's Corporation Court on the guilty. Conlan leave much room for. Power, Robin Roberts suffered his sec­ Lappe, a 109 10-pln average . . .Famed Hambletonlan, har­ national television audience. and said she wanted to' spend month, the Los Angeles Dodg­ bowler, recently turned in a the night with him. Another Washed out yesterday were a ers swept a doubleheader from Detroit 7, New York 8. Conlan in two different worlds where his word is was invited by Judge Joe Harris to sit on the bench who conceivably could bring ond setback In three decisions. ness racing’s moat famous race, Post time is 6:45 p.m. EDT, nifty three-game 641 set in the with television and radio, CBS, time, ha eaid, e swank New triangular golf match featorlng the Chicago Cubs, 6-4, in 10 in- Minnesota 15, Chicago 7. Minnesota a badly-needed pitch­ Zimmer’s blast in the third fol­ will be telecast nationally Sept. the law. At left Conlaq directing traffic at first Thursday. Judge Harris, a former baseball player Aircraft Satellite League. The scheduled for 6:30-6 p.m. York country club lined up a Manchester: Oonard and Weth- nlnga and 5-0, but ace left-hand­ Washington 4, Baltimore 1. er In a trade. lowed BUI Skowron’s single and 6 from Du Quoin, 111. . .Jerry base Wednesday night during the Houston game said, “ Jocko’s gotta call ’em right now, while we local girl had hits of 338, 209, group of debutantes and told erofield; a CCIL tannia match er Sandy Koufax agsdn failed Only Games Scheduled. The 25-year-oId Mincher trails walks to Don Lock and John Hillebrand and Bob Taylor have Fine Credentials Today’s Games with San Francisco. At right. Judge for a Day Con­ can take a matter under advisement.” (AP Photo­ 1 9 4 ... Bemie Giovrlno, Par- The four go into the second . ' (Hsrald photo by Otlara.) visiting tennis players to take between Mancheater and Con- to turn in a strong perform­ Hall nine, Allison nine and Oliva Kennedy. signed their contracts with tha ard, also scheduled for West Kansas City (Segul 1-2 or lan gives his “ your out” signal that he will use in fax.) Buster Narum held Baltimore kada Lsmes manager, reporta no leg of the triple crown, which Co n t r a c t s i g n e d —Jim McCarthy, front left, president of the Ellington their j^ck. A ydiiBg tennis star­ ance. seven in home runs, but he’s New York football Giants. let who needed money, he add­ Hartford and South Windsor’s Drabowaky 1-8) at New York to four hits in winning his third town 10-pin tournaments for includes the Derby and Bel­ Purchasing Corporation, looks at contract and plans for second level at Elling­ Koufax was unable to finish tied with Killebrew at six each. Hillebrand is groomed to fill the ed, worked as a etripteaser. baseball game at Granbye (Terry 1-1), 8 p.m. game against one defeat men and women will be held mont, with fine credentials ex­ for the third straight game and His .356 batting average Is sec­ vacated middle linebacker post ton Ridge with Wes 'Vancour, builder. Back row, approving pact are Barney " I ’m surprised at Bobby say­ On today's slate—^weather was clipped for four runs in Minnesota (Pascual 8-2) at ond only to Oliva's .414 for the O • • this season. Current plans call while Taylor is the No. 1 re­ cept for one thing—all but Big Weber, Roy Conyers and Jack Hunter, members of the building committee. Boston (Monboaqnette 1-4), 8 for these pular events to b* Pete were badly beaten by ing such things," said Mulloy, permitting are the following four innings of the opener. Don Twins. TlGERS-YANKfl— placement for the retired Andy ------— ______p.m. held nqxt February — during Northern Dancer in the Derby. who at SO continues to make baseball games: East at E. O. Drysdale, however, turned in a The first baseman has hit Detroit trailed the Yankees, Rohustelli with the defensive Smith, Rockville at Plaln'ville, Los Angeles (Chance 2-0 and the Height of the season... Big Pete didn’t start in the lady fans swoon. "He is a very brilliant effort in the nightcap Spahn Looks His Age (43) three of his last four homers 3-2, going into, the seventh. line. He stands 6-4 and weighs timid boy. I imagine some girl Ellington at Suffleld and Che­ for the Dodgers, winning his B. Lee 1-0) at Baltimore (Pap­ with two runners on base. His Then the "ngers erupted for five Night baseball will be featured 240. Hillebrand is the some Derby and in the words of his pas 1-2 and Bunker 2-0), 2, trainer, Bernie Bond, the Preak­ ' got overly friendly with him and ney Tech at Vinal Tech. fifth straight complete game blast yesterday, one of six for runs after two were o u t Don on the Grapefruit League scene weight and one inch shorter. A home track meet for Man- Twl-N. in fit. Patenburg next March * V • ness distance figures to be too he was shocked, saying 'Why, with a four-hitter for a 6-1 rec­ the Twins, was good for three Wert singled home the tying New Pact Signed we don’t do this in Britain.' cheater, with Platt visitin|; Me­ ord. Chicago (Horlen 1-1) at runs. run, and Steve Hamilton's wild for major league games. St. much for thia speed-loving son Washington (Oateen 2-8), N. End of the Line of Degage owned by Mrs. Har­ "But they do. Anywhere in morial Field is on deck as is Elsewhere, Richie Allen hom- Only two other games were pitch with the bases loaded sent Pete city officials have author­ Europe, you’ll find moral stan­ East Catholic’s track competi­ ered in the seventh inning for Cleveland (Ramos 1-2) at De­ In Being Routed by Mets played in the AL. Washington horn the deciding tally. ized the purchase of new lights Ed Patnode of Westfield riet Ball of Falls Church, Va. Co-Cholcea Possible dards lower than our own. The tion at Pulaski. Philadelphia's 8-2 victory over troit (Wirkersham 4-2), N. downed Baltimore, 4-1, and De­ The Tigers added three runs at a cost of 8100.000 to be holds a slim three-point lead! Hill Rise, carrying the hopes For New Addition code is different." fit. Louis and the New York troit halted New York, 7-3. on singles by Dick McAuUffe over Buddy Krebs of South' Installed before the big leaguers of George Pope Jr.'a El Peco Gussle Moran of Santa Mofii- Meta drubbed Milwaukee, 12-4. NA’nONAL LEAGUE "Sure I got bombed," he sald.'^^anythlng else to maintain hi»4> "Psychologically, It’s an ad- • * * and George Thomas. start 1966 drllU. Windsor In the standings among "W. L* Pet. OJL NEW YORK (AP) — * • • Ranch, has been made the 7-5 ca, Calif., whose lace panties Skeet Shoot Sunday Cincinnati and Pittfourgh were "So what? I Just didn’t have it status as a 20-game winner, an vantage to pitch every fourth TWINS-WHITE SOX— « s * stock car drivers at Riverside shocked staid Wimbledon sever­ not scheduled. San Francisco 16 .640 — Wondrous Warren Spahn choice Just as he was in the Construction of the second level of the clubhouse at this Ume. ambition he's satisfied IS times day. You get your brains beat Killebrew clouted two hom­ New York had taken a 2-2 Park. The Bay Stater has 70 Derby, with Northern Dancer al yearn ago, laughed off Wil­ * • • Philadelphia .15 .625 >/i was 43 last month and ers for the Twins, one with two Short Stuff Ellington Ridge Country Club took a step forward last Rockville Fish A Game Club during his unmatched career. out, like mine were, and you lead in the sixth on Tom Treah's going into Saturday night’a pro­ from E. P. Taylor’s Windflelds son’s suggestions of unfettered OOLT8-OIANT8— St. Louis ------16 j n i 1 ^ "But worried? Why should I men aboard. Allison, Rich Rol­ Beat all around college base­ gram with Krebs, who pilots evening with the signing of a contract between the El­ will hold a skeet shoot Sunday Thursday, perhaps for the be? My arm is fine. My legs He thinks he can ac)iieve it know you will be back four days triple and Joe Pepitone's dou­ Farm second in the line at 2-1. morals among the white pants Bruce, who brought his rec­ Milwaukee . . . 16 M t 2 again if he were worked on a lins and Zoilo 'Versalles also ble. ball player the writer has seen afternoon at the club grounds, first time, he looked his feel good again. As for my later, challenging the hitters Bob Oliver’s car No. 10, next It wouldn’t be surprising to see lington Purchasing (Corporation and Wesley Vancour, | set. ord to 4-1 with ninth inning re­ Pittsburgh ...14 JiS8 2'/, steady four-day rotation. this spring is Pete Sipples, Wes­ located off Mile HUl Rd. Com­ health? 1 quit smoking three again. You prime yourself for it. with 67. Gene White, only Man­ them go off at close to co- Manchester building contractor.'^ "If it’s true — and 1 think lief help from Hal Woodeshick, .500 2 ^ age against the New York "I’ve always pitched every leyan shortstop and co-captaln. petition, open to the public, Cincinnati ...1 8 weeks ago and I haven’t felt this “ But when you are forced to chester pilot among the top 10, choicee. James McCarthy, president, Bobby is exaggerating — Gus- was ta g ged for a two-run triple Chicago ...... 10 .485 5 Mets— of all people. four days and I ’d like to con­ wait a week for another crack, The Moodus athlete la also, one holds down a tie for the seventh represented the Purchsing Cor­ starts at 1:30. in the sixth inning by Tom Hall­ good in years.” With six starters, the race sie said, "then it only means Kouston ...... 18 .488 51/] Showing him little respect, the tinue that way,” he said. or you are shut out of a turn, man's opinion, the best coach­ spot with Jocco Maggiacomo, poration at the signing. we're normal. er and went into the seventh Mets punished the superb south­ Despite this outward calm, Torres 13-10 Ring Choice will have a grots value of The earliest inaugural in Na­ Los Angeles . 12 .429 SWest Virginia room and snack bar located at at Charleston game. Bill Prout and five walks by Fred Norman. 10 p.m.— Fight of the Week But I'd sure like to keep it go­ BOSTON (AP) — The best fights have been between Rodriguez, the former welter­ one-time Golden Goddess whose For Coventry, 2-1 thrilled by it all, but he is fight­ the poo! level. pitched the Red Sox to a nine- Davis stole three bases. How­ Channel 8 ing for a litUc while longer. I’m real reason outfielder Gary good friends," .said McClure, a weight champion. Taseff was with the Balti­ Wesleyan, Buckhan- gold lame panties raised tennfs ALLING 11:80 — 5tets vs. Giants ing a battle within himself to more Colts o f the NFL for 8(4 Program Plana inning. 1-0 victory In the first ard, who went 5-for-8 for the prevent his true feelings from not doing anything different, but Geiger sought voluntary re­ teaching graduate of the Uni­ Scoring will be by the rounds non, W. Va. Mistretta eyebrows, said Wilson’s com ­ SFOBT SHOPS day, wrapped up the scoring Left-hander Ricky Young Channel 8 somehow the ball looks bigger versity of Toledo. system. seasons Including the 1958 and Paul Bulloch, club manager game and Bunky Warren went ments "irk the devil out of me." cropping out. tirement wme hhi deep-root-, was an end in football, and host, has many ambitious 977 Main St. # 648-6668 with a two-run single in the hurled a neat four-hitter yes­ coming into the plate. It alvfays ed fear of flying. 1959 championship teams and all the way for the Mets 4-2 "Bobby is a pipsqueak, a ma­ ninth. terday as Coventry High nipped SATURDAY A wonderfully cooperative per­ does look bigger when you're waa named an all-league defen­ forward in basketball plans for an expanded social victory in the nightcap. ma's boy," she said, "What • • • Bacon Academy. 2-1, for its 1:66 — Yanks vs. A’s son, Mays has to use utmost re­ hitting.” SevemI of his Red Sox sive comerback in 1969. and a pitcher in base­ program to be Instituted sa 10th win in 11 starts this sea­ Channel 8 straint from being rude as he teaimnntes nttest to the ---- RSox May Be Scramhling~... He then went to the Phila­ soon as the new structure is PHILfl-CARDS— There is another explanation fact, adding that the dread ball, lettering in all Ernie Broglio was pitching a son. Only a complete collapse 2 p.m.— Red Sox vs. Twins parries question.s hurled at him delphia Eagles and wound up completed late in the summer. concerning his chances of finish­ although Mays is reluctant to of airplanes caused his vUS. OPEN CHAMPION three sports. The Silk two-hit shutout for the Cardinals over the final half dozen games Channels 22, SO talk about it. At 33 and with 12 his playing career with the Buf­ Ground-breaking ceremoniea can keep the Patriots from a 8:80 p.m. Mets vs. Giants ing with a .400 batting average. ulcers and forced the opera­ STANCE falo Bills of the AFL in 1962. Towner was presented are scheduled tomorrow. when the Phillies tied the score full seasons behind him, Willie tions which foUoued. Power Hitting Twins FREE FARRIM • FRfMFT lELIVERT SERVICE in the sixth with two runs. Sin­ spot in the d A C Class C Tour­ Channel 18 Or his chances' of bettering Newspaper Enterprise Assn. He was with the Cleveland with a plaque in recog­ Maris' 61 hr.me runs over the opened this sea.son in his best gles by Tony Taylor and Allen nament 4:30 — Race of the Week frame of mind since his rookie Geiger left the squad The three types of stance com­ Browns in 1951. nition of his selection. course of a 162-game season. i , ui o Wednesday. SIORFS AND MACHINE SHOPS OPEN MONDAY thin SAIURDAV plus two grounders got one run The Pats collected only three Channel 8 monly used in golf are the ACFL Aids Hoopsters across before John Hemstein safeties off Bacon's Phil Danko 6 p.m. — Wide World of "I'm not saying anything, but I V I o in ‘Wlying has ^ n a steady Launch Home Stay singled In another. Allen’s hom­ but forged them into single runs Sports (Gymnastics, not anything.’ Willie backed off' off ™ *" aouree of wor:^ for Geiger square, open and closed. I'm SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) when the suggestion was made It isn’t so much that he’s er then won it for Jim Running, in the first and last (seventh) *500’ Time Trials) and it had to do something merely going to try and tell you — Football.wlll lend a helping iiinings. Channel 8 to him that he could be the first smarter and more experienced like this sooner or later to the advantages or disadvan­ ^Honest Pool Hustler^ — now 4-1 with the aid of Ed although that could be one of hand to bJkketball this sum­ 5:30 — Preakness since Ted Williams in 1941 hit Gary,” one of his mates, who BOSTON (.AP)— Minne­ So this will be the acid tages of each, and you can adopt Roebuck’s relief help. Larry Morrison was the hero the underlying reasons.,But, for mer. The Atlantic Coast Foot­ at bat for the Pats. His double Channel 8 .400. wished ta remain anony­ sota Is the (iopher State. test for the righthanded ace. whichever best fits your stature, the first time ip years/M ays is ball League’s divi.sional. cham­ 6:80 — Sports Special Mays’ true nature however. mous, sakL If he can't break out of his swing and game. ThaCs Minnesota Fats WHEN YOU METSBRAVES— in the seventh drove in the de­ playing without the weight of It’s baseball team thrives pions—Newark and Springfield \lmost The Mets stroked IS hits cider. Channels 22> SO came to the fore. ' The player added Gelger’a slump quickly, school may The square stance — used on marital or fii’ancial troubles on on the ‘‘Gopher Ball.” be out. —will play an exhibition game against Braves’ starter Warren Summary: " I ’m like this," he said, "If fear was greater than the all normal shots except those his mind. OINCINNA-n, O.—(NEA) beat him 40 in a row they Aug. 15 here in behalf of the Spahn and three successors, ^ v en try 100 000 1—2 3 2 SUNDAY I ’m going to bretk a record, more eeiebrated case of And unless the Boston Pascual (&-3) owns one of with the short irons — allows Nalsmlth Memorial Basketball \nything GO I It is two years since WiUle'a —Minnesota Fats Is an hon- call him No Bread Red. I Dick Smith slammed three key Bacon 000 001 0—1 4 2 1:25 — Tnnka vs. A ’s please don’t tell me. If I’m Jackie feneen whose retire­ pitching staff sharply re­ the best curve balls In the me a full backswing. Pre-turn­ Hall of Fame. Officials o f the divorce became final. He had to ment was Kastened by the business and will face sev­ set pool hustler who would got a gun named Cannon­ doubles for New York while Ron Young and Morrison; Danke Channel 8 thinking atout doing something ^ borrow on his $100,000 salary verses a recent trend the ing the hips to the left before­ never plaV golf. Hall of Fame Building Fund Hunt also chipped in with three and Kloptowsky. 1:80 — Red Sox vs. Twins same thlag. Red Sox msy he seranib- eral Sox batters, at least, ball in Houston and after I m lutom odx^* real bad, I won t do it. Some- from the Giants, and it took an- hand helps me turn them freely movement. This Is called block- “Golf Is a cheater's plan pre-game and halftime hits. Spahn, now 2-3, left in the Channels 22, SO Said Geiger: ” rd read llng for the nearest fallout who have a notoriously bad to the left ahead of my arms and Ing the swing, stunned hbn 15 straight one comes up to me and says, other year for Mays to dig out game,” he said. "In pool, they call him B-B.” ceremonies in which college and fifth inning after Jbe Christo­ Archie Roberts, Cohimbla's 2:56 — Meta vs. Gfamts If you get a hit today, it will be from his financUl morass. aboat planes going down. It ^ shelter tonight. time with that pitch. hands on the downswing. | The square stance la assumed seemed I wns reading about your enemies hustle you. In Fats wasn’t content Just pro basketball representatives pher tagged a homeri The score star quarterback, also led the Channel 8 your 2,000th.' You b«t 11 Now that he’s almost in the The Twins Inaugurate a One of Monbo's many A full backswing and a free by placing your feet squarely will participate. Newark defeat­ FEATURINI Lion baseball var.sity in hitting 6 p.m.— Sports Spectnenlnr those things nil the time. I golf, you get hustled by telling me these stories. He was the Mets’ highest; of the sea­ won’t get the Ifit. { clear, it has become clear to ev- 14 - ganM Boston home problems wUI be Tony OUva, hip turn on the downswing: tw o' along the intended line of flight your friends.” ed Springfield 23-6 in the 1963 son. in 1963 with a .378 mark. (River M oterb on t never conM sleep on a plane. showed me his clippings. AMERICA’S FIRECT "Don't tell me things like that, erybodv , what an unburdened stand tonlgbt'ln a weekend the fantastic Twins' rookie fundamentals In the swinging of the ball. The toes should be His real name is Rudolph title playoff. GO IN SAFETY wHh Rnee) I took pills. leading the league in hit­ He was proudest of one Just let me go and play. Don’t ! and happy Mayq is 9apable of series opaner which finds swing. Failure to pre-turn the slightly pounted outward — to Wonderone, but he’ s been from the Fountalnbleaii In RRARDI Channel 2 But still I stayed awake. ting with a .414 batting hips may cause them to slide about the same degree as your tell me nothing and I don’t think { accompfiahlng on the field. M.t God, the other night In Onmllo Pascual pitching Minnesota Fats ever since Miami. It showed Fats giv­ Defensive end Jim Katcavage • RAYIESTOS loodod or RivotMl about, it and then I do it. ‘‘I've got real peace of mind against puzzled BUI Mon- average. to\yard_thetowari target on the down-^feet point when you walk — and he grew to 560 pounds. of the New York Giants is head­ Waahlagton -1 was shaking ing an exhibiUon, and Fait • AUtOUTI •RAKE SHOES Good Secondary Attractions Through the Giants’ first 21 now,” Mays said.' "The way I bouquette who says he’s Bob Allison (.314) and ■wing, Thia lateral sliding, if ex the weight should be distributed Jackie Gleason had the had top billing over Kate ing for hla eighth pro football College Baseball all evar wonying about fly­ cessive, inhibits freedom of games, Mays had a batting av­ feel right now, as far as my ing to Clevelud. been throwing ”nlalons” np Jimmy Hall are tied for the evenly between the feet. build. If not the ability, and Smith and Llberace. season. e lENDIX erage of .481 with 11 home runs. health and frame of mind are AL home run lead with nina • BENDIX NEW BRAKE WOES . Oolumbia 2, Yale 1. ”1 Just eouMn’t take It to the plate. played the role of Fats in e BOIIO-WARNU Back Tomorrow’s Preakness No one ip years had gotten off i concerned, I think I can go on any longer.” Now from the land of apiece, Oliva has saven, the niovte, “ Hw Hustler.” S o. Conn. 8, Fairfield 8. Harmon Klllebrew and Don e CARTM • FRONT END PARTS by to as fast a start. How long did i playing for another 10 years. ^ Paul Bnnyon come the Fata admits he’s the Maine Favored AIC 8, Ooaat Guard 4. Mincher six 4ach and Rich BASEBALL HEROES Minnesota forces with their Bowling groatost pool player of all GET MORE CAR a CA8TROI THOMPSON oBd MOOG By Hie Associated Press - Black 1 Eyed Susan Stakes at RoUlns five. By comparison Ume. He meet sany chal* DURHAM, N. H. (AH)—Pow Pimlico last week, and Face ‘own brand of .toothpicks a ORANT While the fearsome tw o e ^ e j Boston rookla. Tony Conig- BATTING — Freak Hdward, toage any Ume. “ I played erful Maine is favored to win, emd PAY LESS at • MONROE or AUTO-LITE Brake Drama The Facts top the probables for. sad a runaway major lUfo leads his team with Dadgara, collected eiaglo mad LAODDS OF 8T. JAMBB— of Northern Dancer and ' Hill i 61 alghjs at the LaOue its fourth straight title at the AUTO a NOUY Tumed the mile of the Acorn. Also like­ league high of 61 home five and only two others doable aad two-ioa homer (la Sally P h U l^ ISI. Call Michal­ Room In- Houston, where tt SHOCK ABSORBER^ Rise will have another go at mas to prove It. The Twins 17th annual Yankee Conference a UPf ly to go are .Castle Forbes, Ni- have hit as many as three. loth laaiag) tor 6-4 flfot game ak 121, Sophie Gouclnski 127- cent a ftn to get In to see Track and Field Champion- DISCOUNT HOUSE! each other In the 8176,7(X> lene Wonder, Miss -Cavahdish, eloMiered Chicago pitching As for runs battad In, victory over Oilcago Cuba, thea me.” he saM. a IU2MPUTI 356, Fiances Hildsrbraad 136- ships tomorrow. Massachu­ For Your Va Trlpt Preakness Stakes at Pimlico, Ironshire, Grey Sibling and Teo for six last night alone in Minnesota can trot out Rol­ eemptotod 6-fer-8 pertormaace 386. ■ e toils you WlUle Mos- setts and Rhode Island, the 2-8 there are some good secondary Pepi. a MONROE a 16-7 rout. The nearest lins, runnerup to Cleve­ by etooklag two eiagles aad coal and Jimmie Oaraa are finishers of a year ago, again o Monroe attractions bn Saturday’s thor- 'The vastly Improved Beauful honaer rival Is Kansas City land's Leon Wagner, with a PUROU70R driving la two rune ia 8-6 alght- H1-IA>WS — The (Juba won good but not la Fats’ clam : are rated the most serious Lead Levalat^ oughbieO racing program. will try for her third' Alraight with 81. 23, then Allison 22 and Hall eap triumph. “ They’re tan playem. I’m a challengers. One of the per­ a RAYRUTOI Red! Good Deal, who passed stakes victory in the Colonial. and Oliva 31 aplace. the league championship this ‘The Sox pitching staff season followed by the Tigers, money player. - I played formers closely watched will be • Frame the Kentucky Derby won by | In her last two ouUi^gs she won was tough on the tiistanre Mfinnesota has won four of PirOHlKO — Doa Dryedale, Moaeoal 50 Umes aad beat Bob Brouillet of Massachusetts, a MAUD POWER Trailer Hit 'Northern Dancer by a neck over the Bed O'Roses at Aqueduct its last fiva gamas. 'Boston Dodgers, brought record to S-l Wildcats and Teddy Bean—in' hitteia la the Mirlv going. that order. High average and him 19. Caras won’t play winner of both the mile and a THOMPSON Hill Rise two weeks ago. goes and the Hannah Dustin at Stif- Not a homer was^ hit off haa lost fiva of tha last six. wHh fifth straight complete me. two-mile last year and three-' e OBStora Boof After the 825,000-added Debon- ' folk. game victory, aUowtag the high triple went to Joan Koa-, a WAONH Boston In the first seven “ I played Oerabread Red time winner of the conference Tap Oarriae* air Stakes at Hollywood Park. | The Hobeau Farm filly will. Onho ealy tour hito la 8-6 wta. araki with 1«T aad 606, roapac games and only four had In Fedneah, and after 1 cross-country crown, j a WAUOn' Real Good Deal won the ^ have her work cut out for her i Halt OkUhoma Golf Uvaiy. (Qolden Gate Handicap a t . in the Colonial, however, since aallod out e i the park ANO MANY against the crew In 16 con- New York's thoroughbred rac­ Golden Gate Fields on the same ; Tosmash, Affectionately, Lady EARLY BntDB — Betty o m m . . . If your doalar I t atoek lavtto yaw testa. ‘Then, Uke the won­ OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)— ing season will run for 284 days .Vida day as the Kentucky Derby. He : Karachi, Charspiv, Patrol Wo-J Aceto 181-366, Marge Long laqulrtea. derful one boss* shay, the Another attempt to play the this year, Including a 34-day la elated to be ridden again by ! man. War Sparkler and Faii;! first round of the MO.OOO Okla­ 147-344, Pat Pace 186, Jean SUNDAY pitching fell apart all at meeting at Saratoga Springs 0 pm oltm e' ’ .Spi'h the . veteran Johnny Longden in ; Summer are among' the prob­ Beauregard 344, Vera,Hooker once. homa City Open Golf Tourna­ fn m Aug. 8 through Aug. 80. U|e elx-furlong Debonair. His ables. ! ment was scheduled today, but 839. onUstI atrongest; opposition is expected la the easuing 18 ganiea, "CoH M« Todays The 1 J-16-miIe of the Bayard i thunderstorms which wiped out from Wi) Rad, Nearco Blue, Tuckerman over the grass Sox pitchers have been bet­ Don Juah and Oldie. play late yesterday-again were I'H Sava YoH^Moffayr* course at Suffolk has been split tered for nine bomer*. forecast for the area. Play waa The $M,660 Acorn for S-year- i OARING into two divisions. Mr. Steu, Hot Moabouquette, the - 20- halted yeste^y when light­ QUALITY USED CARS old fillies at Aqueduct, the $25,-1 Oust, Will 1 Rule, Parka, Mar­ game winner ef a’year ago, ning fiaahed Throataningly over OOO-addad Oolonlal Handicap at lin . Boy, Tbygold, Irish Dandy at who ]ewns a mere 1-4 lee- the 7,043-yard Quail Craek FOX GROVE COUNTRY CLUl Garden State Park, the 820,000- and ‘Western Warrior top the ord tew, la the chief "go- added Bayard Tuckerman, Jr. probables. Country Club couroa. All but 21 KKNIY STKEET » MANCHISim DISCOUNT PRICES! pberO author to date with players had flnlabad thetr Handicap at Suffolk Downs, the A field of lO is expected for foar.tf SlS.OOOAdded Bashford Manor the Nash Memorial Handicap rounds when tha end cams. OppoilfB ttapdtoi 4|rovt Auto Diseaunt Houta at Churchill Dowas, the 810,000- M o i^ fears he's lost his None of the acoraa p o u a t^ with The Nutts, Gay Ravokg pitching ihythm and never 478 CoBttr St. ade Pacifica Handicap at and Hot Cargo rated highly. PGA officials promised a dact- OPEN SATURDAY, MAY 16 Golden Gate Plelda, the 816.000 felt so off form In hla pro sion parly today whether to 443-9531 Chellos High la top-weighted career. "M y strikaouts ara other Stores In; Tbomai , B. Nash Memorial At 120 pounds for the mile of y 20 holes Sunday or carry Um tlpoff.” he says. 'T usu­ GET MORE CAR WEST HARTFORD WEST MIDDU TPKE.. Nm t BROAD Handicap^ at Sportamah’a Park the Pacifica Handicap while the Hopte Run Blasters for Minnesota Who Invade ^Boston toumament over aaothar !■ ally nnish among the lead­ Kfiay and finish Monday, The 9 HOLES-3,lM| YARDS BAST HARTFORD and the 86.000 Sprtiw Lake Han- undefeated Loom has feature ood PAY USS of HARTFORD MANCHISTIR These five Minnesota players take aim with their Collins, Zojio VojraaUeo, Hfirma;) HiUebrow, Don ers. But this year I haven't Issutora at the Ume play halted dl6*e ot Uncoln Downa com- 'billing Jn the Bashford Manor,, been striking out ahyboily. BRISTOL Iqturday’B card. ware Charley filfford and AUTO a'five-furlong sprint for 2-year- hats in clubhpuaejafter their home runs beat Chica­ Mincher and Bob .A]}i2Qn..'nif Twing invade. Boeton I'm not moving ths ball. DAVE MELODY, Pra THOMPSONVILLB PbiMi 441-I14B M d Jtuoon, wtomar 0 the olfii, ' Chuck Courtney with twe-uW DISCOUNT HOUSE! go l| - 7 , in Twin Cities. Homer hitters are, 1-r: Rich tonight for a pre-gtmh series. i[AP Fhotoifax.) I f s ^ otraliht a i a ■truig.” dtr-par 70a. ' • ,

\ IU N C H Sa'1^ EVENING HERALD, UANCHISTER. CX)NN„ EBIDAY, MAY Ifi,

A lt* Dritliif Bchesl 1 -A THERE OITGHTA BE A LAW r FACAf .Y snd SHORTEN BMta aiii JUEMMNli W WANrieD — TWa troek mo- w o K w a a n Ofiwas I M W F HACMeg »er M A i CAHT IHlf AWli-Vfluih _ ^ t r CUSTOM E im j^jleiin^ IM.. ehaaics.' atoeOUdnl p i ^ tad kif aaiibaatHtaKadt^ aytoli CLASSIFIED f^hikaSe 9 0 ANV YMTIRf benafita. 811 8866. saK. 31». 4484M*.' ' ” M «t IHt OffNMa --- -■«>------MUMSIR! STIf OtIlT.yoU fViBROLAS nr YtmaBajM. t a Than age drivar'e OAf f TMit yHUL CUT Help W iuiUd^ Hma fwturta- dbuf ja State earttflad aiP SIX H.P. OUTBOARD ' moSto. 8 AM. to 5 P.M. Immedta^ openings to r sales .346. Call 84*4«4; ' . . B-ZLERN work. 'Houiw arranged to fit your schedble. All leade fnr- 8X* TENT WITH FLOOR, 1* WPH c l o s in g t im e f o r CLASSIFIED ADVT. DrlvuifSebool nished. Muto have car. Write center pole, good eondittoCL 318. 848-M4S after * 'p.m. MONDAX Xkni PUDAV lOtM AM..-i<«ATUBDA«.0 AJW. Bok B, Heraldl 'a innaat, maUc and atan&rdatandard ahlfL BnildiBg MataHdli' 47 , PLEASE READ YOUR AD tree ptekHip aarvloe taan*' | Sitnattons Waated— ClBMilM M "WMt \ O a r> a n UIcm qver Um pfetoae m a age elaaarouoi. older Fem ale 36 CHOMAN'S USED Ltaberyard ooavaalaaoe. Tkc advertiMr ahould read hb ad the FOtST aervoo- atudanta but wlU ho. spaa-daily ip .a a tin DAY IT A P P B A M aad REPOST ERRORS la ttine far the etalty US Oantai St... IRONING DONE »>y home, 8 p.ra., Saturday 8 a.m.-S p.m. aext InMTtion. The Herald to reapoaalbte for aaly ONE laeor- ehealet Call tor tyaa pick-up and delivery. Call 649- -Assorted 2x2’,‘s l ^ '/ a n d up root ar amithed laaertloa far aay adeertieemeat aad thea aoly 6682. SheatUng pipea, tadlators, ta the extent of a “make seed” Ineerttoa Errora which do aot ^ ■ ■ atnks, aad tubs. Yard loeatad leaeea the value of the advertleenacat will aot be eorreeted by off North Mala. 848-2122. "make rood" hiaertlon. Gnvsca—Senie OFFICE CUIANING, exper­ ienced. Call anytime 848-4864. Storage DiaiiK>nd»-4.Watch8a YOUR COOPERATION WILL Jewelry? 49 RE APPRECIATED MANCHESTER 1,000 feat of Dog*-—.Birda— P fta 41 DIAt:M3-2711 atorage ■ apace available M WATCH AND 5BWEUtY ro- rent, 11 Main Street, rear. 170. OROOMDfO and boarding, will' pairing. Prompt sarUca. Up ta per month.^, D., Realty, S4S> collact and. deliver. - H. C. I |20 on your old watob la tMda. 513t. ■ ■ . Chete, Harmony n n Kennata, Oloaed Mondays. P. E. Bray, Bolton, Conn. e4S-M27. 7*7 Main Straat, Stata Uiaatav Traublf RtachiRg Our AlIvtiilNr? Bunding. Motor^elcn-->Bie7cl«n 11 AKC Keeriiond . female, one ■payed, *H yean old; one two I' 14-Hour Aimriug Sonrioi NEW CH Sportatcra and PLH yean old; champion atree. Florists—Nurseries 49 Duo-gUdee on diaplay Used motorcyclta. Rarlay-Davideon Special Services l.'>| Business OpportOnities .12 i Help Wanted— Fetnal^'35 *“ *■ ‘ ______I UPRIOHT TEWS, lt-20’’ waU Froo te HoraM Roaion Sales. 4t Park Street. Hart­ WANTED — Oood homes for bushed, 31.B0 each. 1992 Maa- r A ford. 247-0774. UL APPROVib U gh^g rodiT,' ARE YOU SATISFIEdT??? Sell WOMAN wanted I da^ a week. three . little kltteim. CaK 642' ohester Rd., Glastonbury. Want tnfonnatloa on one of our daaetfled adverttaementer No awnings, roofing; siding, gtit Hood Ice Cream from your Apply New System Laundry, 6460 after g p.m. - aaawar at the telephone UstedT Simple eall tha LAWNMOWER sharpening; re­ ters, combination windows. In own truck. See our ad on Pag8 44 Harrison St. pairs. sales. rotor blades sured warranty. Free esll 16. CriuH4»--F^mn>^Daii7 MANCHESTIR. ROCKVILLF sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ mates, budget accounts. Bea­ I FOR SALE—Brown male poo^ Produeta' ' ’ 50 ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, con Lightning Protection, 643- DEPENDABLE woman to baby­ die, all shots, papers. 648-l226i ANSWIRIN« SERVICE 142 W. MIddIt Turnpike, «4S- 6815. OPPORTUNITY FOR sit in my home. Call 648-5426. ------— ------; BOOS, LARGE, 3 dotMB $1: 4K- 202*. JET BLAC9C miniature Poodles,, tra Ikrfe, BOe doiienr’ ^ tha 4494IS00 — 875-2519 AUTO MECHANIC PART-TIME — 346-369 showing AKcT^ wwks old. 649-6202,case or docen:i 129 Newmarker 1242 HONDA MOT(»l byke SO RoofInK—h id in g Ifi new line of costume Jewelly 643-7116 Road, Vemon-So. Windsor Une, and leave year meaaage. VouTl hear from our adverttoer la Jig cc. good condition, tlBO. Call two hours three nights week­ off Dart HSU Roadi Nattoaky time wMiont apendfaiK an erealag at the telephone. after 1;S0. S49-88B0. |A.. A OION OfC RooOng, Sun Oil Company has for ly. No experience: no deliverj', SILVER MINIATURE poodle Farm, S44-0804. . aiding, painting Carpentry Al- lease two 2-bay 2-llft sta­ no collection*. • b''o'nt*'v no in­ puppies,. AXC.. registered. CaH COLUMBIA BOY'S bicycle 20", teyatfona and additions Ceil­ tions in Manchester. Mini­ vestment. Call 742-6028 until 648-8664 after ' e^tre'.lent condition, |1S. 443- ings. Workmanship guaran­ 2 p.m. Lest and Found 1 Automobiles For Sale i mum , inve.stment required. Fartilizerr 50-A *728. ) teed 122 Autumn St 648-4*60 Experience not nece.ssary. FOR SALE—Good cow manure. LOST: Pajw Book Number M- NEED Ca r t Tour craAt tuni- Full 7 week training period Articles For Sale 45 Snvlnga Department of ed down'i Short on down pay­ available with pay. Finan­ RN OR LPN Wanted, 3-11. 36 and 310 loads. Dallvered. Business Services BIDWEU. SIDING and roofing. cial assistance available. Laurel Manor, 649-4619. SCREENED loam for the best Also, gardens plowed. 648-7804, The Connecticut Bank and ment* Bank-uptT Repoases- 648-6379. 676-9109. Trust Company. Appllcaticn toon? Don't deeiwlt' See Hon O ffered 13 For further information call In iakrhs. delivered' Tfom our 848-8781. made for payment. •to Douglas Inqulri about low 810WELL ROMM Improvement Sun Oil Company, Miss screening plant Andovar Co­ WASHING MACHINES rapUr Dondi, 289-0291. RELIABLE full-time babysit­ lumbia. George IL Grifflng, sat down, amaileat payments ed. 'RCA Whirlpool and Ken- Company - Roofing, siding, al­ ter wanted days. Call 649-7684. HonselKrid G4M>di 51 anywhere No amall loan or fl-' terations. additions and re Inc., 742^7886. LOST—OlK’i green blazer, alze more All work guaranteed. nance con.pany plan. OPUgla* Call 643-421*. modeling of all types Excel- DARK, RICH, toone-fTee loam. EVERTTHlira ki atailUsed 12, eall MS-eetti. Motors. SS8 Mala recondUianed used furnitura I;;. leal workmanship 649-6496. Help Wanted— Male 36 Also fill, gravto, aand and REPAIRS on all makes of re toons. 843-9604. and appllancee, high'quality— LOST— brown, and white 1963 CORVAIR Monza 900, 4 frigeratore. washers, ranges, WON—Roofing, siding, al-1 Hplp______Wanted—Female______35 low prices. LeBlanc Furniture, beagle vicinity of Spring on the floor, reasonable. 649- EXPERIENCED painters want­ and d^ers. All .Ml IMmeral SEASIDE COTTAGE this FROM w a l l k> wall, Bp soil 196 South Stneet, RoekviUe. Street, Lookout Mountain area. 0386. Free estimates. 648-4852. ed. Steady work for right men. 876-2174. Open 8-6. Answen to name of “ Louie." cleaned and serviced. All work summer—yours with extra 13 Call between 6-7, 683-7766. or at all, on carpets cleaned with Phone 648-«8SS. guaranteed 649-0065. ' earned selling Avon Cosmetics apply in person 44 Bayberry Blue Lustre. Rent aisetrie, '62 CHEVROLET $t.89.'i in spare time near home. Sub­ Road, Glastonbury. toiampooei^' 31. The Sherwlh- TYPEWRITERS - ' Roofing and rhimneys 16-A Williams Oo. ASSORTMENT^ a t good BIscaync, 4-door wagon, radio, stantial commissions, free ranges. 648-8668. Announcements heater, auto., 6 cylinder. Very Kule*d**'^nted'*5^Mfii ROOFING - Sp«eikilsli« training, no experience. Phone AUTOMOBILE mechanic want- ■harp. i pairing roofs o f ^ klnd7 282-4922. ed, experience necessary, good LAWNMOWBRS - A r 1 • n a. chine, rented and re-paired. 1 Lawn Boy, Toro,'Bolens Orbit GAS STOVE, 810; kitchen taKa. ELECTROLUX salea and serv working conditions, paid holi­ 4 chairs, 3%; refrigerator, lea, bonded representative. Al­ Pickup and delivery service. I Air. and riding mowers. Wheel- 59 CHEVROLET $1,195 Trie Typewriter Service. 649- days. Apply Arnold Harris, 3100. Call after f, 649-4784. fred Amell, 206 Henry St., Bqume Bulck, Inc., 286 Main horse and Bolens 4-wheel Convertible Impara. V-8, radio tractors. Parts and aervice. Manchester, 648-0460. heater, automatic, black, very '______I Fre^ estimates. O il Howley. Street. Manchester. NOT 3900, NOT 3600 Olean. LAWN MOWERS. tomrpUMd 649Mtt61. 648-rret _____ Capitol Equipment Company, NOT 3700, NOT 3600, MORRISON Paint A t^llpaper CASUALTY ADJUSTER, ex­ 38 Main St., Manchester. NO! NO! ItorS now located at 789 Main '59 CADILLAC $2.19-5 Ra y s r o o fin g co WE HAVE perienced. multiple lines, all Open daily 7-6, Thursday 7-9, NOT EVEN 3660 Streat, State Theater Building, roofs, [Hitters, built-up roofs Convertible, radio, heater, full Equipment Route. benefits, car fumiahed, salary Saturday 7-4. BUT A WHOLE HOUSE formerly at 886 Center Street. roof and chimney repairs, Ray 8 ROOMS LOVELY 649-9711. power. Sharp. Vernon. 878-7809. Maachbtoer fe"^r*AmeriLn Uni’veri^’l’’Tn POTTED TOMATO idanta. cab- exehangc, Enterprise Jackson. 643-8325, Ray Hage- GOOD . NEW FURNITURE now. 649-2214. st ;i AND a p p l ia n c e s LAZT-N RANCH—Pony rides, '58 FORD $245 Manchester, 648-2866. | 0*~**»hcnSe. 621 Hartford Rd. trail ridfi, riding lessons, 2-door, custom, radio, heater, EVBRYTHINO horses boarded, ponies for auto., V-8. • GARDENS plowed and har­ Radio*T\' Repair POSITIONS LOAM FOR SALE—« yard load, FOR ONLY ^ . 0 0 birthday, church and achool rowed. Call 849-6098. I 312 delivered. 649-6391, 8 a.m.- Which Ineludea Services 18 EXPERIENCED can>en- 1 Weafinghouae Retrtgaiptov falra. Arnold Nelson, 787 Ly- '60 RAMBLER ^995 sHARPifi&a ^rvice - Saws, ter. Forbes InC. Call 649-im2. ; 6 p.m., McCarthy Enterprlsea. dall St., 648-8906. Wagon, 6 cyl., radio, heater 1 Oympic Ttoevitoon kalveir. axaa, toiaara, akataa. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv- AVAILABLE SUPER-CEDED Toro rotary 1 Bedroom Suita std. Very clean. "qtoiry bladaa Quick aervlea. lc«. available all hours Satis- MASONS AND masons' helpers COIN CONVENTION — Hotel wanted. Call alter 8, Thomp- morwm, 19", 379.96. Self-pro­ 1 Living room fiutta - - lapitol Ef^pmant W faetten guareuiteed. Can 842 pelled ^om 399.96. Marlow's, Taft, New Haven, Conn., May LIBERAL TRADE-IN U16 sonville RI 9-6116. 1 Dinette Set ALLOWANCES ' .fain SI., Mancheatar.* Roura NOW: 887 l^ain Street. 1 Sealy Mattreaw ' . 16-Vf. Admission free. B u y- dally 74. Thursday T-8, Satur­ 1 Sealy Bok Spring .' sell eelns. day 7-4. MS-7MM HANDYMAN wadMia to do a 'Jt- remAW ILJNE poles, Easy Credit Terms—Low, M'»vin(f— ^TmckifiE— tie work on ti^ er, material • 2 Throw Ruga . REd b a r n ridingding statue* has Interest Installed or reset. ETBPS. 8lt>EW4LKS. atone StoTagS " 20 Clerk-Typist furnishefi/ 643-0048 after 4. f 1 Boudoirr CBkir horepa Jfor rent py o; the hour. ______truck. Jack, chains, 2 Vanity Lnmpa WEST SIDE^ MOTORS . toalls^ fireplaces, flagstone ter­ Rides through Nathan Hale MANCSIE8TER Dtoivary. Light WANTEpL-Senice s U ^ at- •*«- «48-1363. 2 Pinows , 684 Center SL 848-6131 races, hatchways, dry. wells. State Forest—mKes of trails All eoncrete repairs. Reason­ trucking and package milvery. Typist tendant. full-tlmie' days. Mor- ______-I 1 pr. BiaaMb Variety of good hontos. Open I iarty Brothers. 801 Center able. S4S-0601. Ratrigerators, waahm and Street new c&rpec remove 1 Oodrtall TtoMo T days weekly. Off South 1966 CHEVROLET, 8, atralght — ^------, stove moving _ specialty. . . Folding Figurer them with Blue Lustre. Rent 2 Tably Lamps Street and Bunker Hill, Oov- stick, good condition, reason- VACUUM CLEANBM. toasters, | chairs tor rent. 84S47IX. electric toiampooer 31. Paul's 1 9x12 Rug •ntry- able. 848-6284. ifons, iamps. drills repaired Paint A Wallpaper Supply. 1 Floor Lamp Free estimates. Free pickup MEAT CUTTER 1 Smoker Painting— Papering 21 Stenographer Paraonata 1961 LINCOLN Continental, ex- and delivery 529-3866. Expanding.* Need one good cut­ FARMALL . cub tractor with ** Pc. rMnJMrrWSre Sm ' ceilsnt running condition, all ter. Top wages. cutter bar, plow, dike, and 1 24 Pc. Silver Sto powered, plus air conditioning HAROLD A SONS Rubbish Re­ PAINTING. EXTBRIOK and In spike harrow, lime spreader, H Yds. Floor pnyaripg very reasonable. 648-9096. , { moval-Cellars, attics, yards. tarier. paparhanglng, wail Fine opportunity for the TOP NOTCH FOODS trailer, and'blade. 3960. Call' EVERYTHING WANT'TO GO someplace? Need Weakly or monthly pickup. paper removed, dry wall work, f qualified high school grad­ tranaportatlon? Call 742-7109. 1150 Bumtode Ave. 349-6091. ■ - f ONLY 3600.00 1951 OLDSMOBILB 98. 4-door Harold Hoar. 643-4034. { Reasonable rates. Bank financ­ uate. Five day week, com­ E. Hartford PVee storage. untS waitoad. sedan, good tires, 350. 649- ing arranged. Fully Insured. plete benefit program, free BRACE YOUltSELF for a tturiH Free delivery anywhere in Oonn. YOU ARB A-1! Truck Is aT i ' parking. I Automobnes F or Sale 4 9989. 649-9688, J ^ p h P. Lewis. the flrat time you uae Blue. Free set-up by oi^ own re- Cellars, attics, trash, small I WANTED—Man to work In heat Lustre, to clean rugs. Rent liable men,. Oflginal price for 1960 CHEVROLET Impala Con­ trucking done A-1 right! Call B3XTERIOR and Interior paint- Viait our Peraonnel Dept, treating department, s«cond electric toiampooer 31- Olooti all this merp^iy m se was 3825.46 vertible, power .steering auto­ 643-2928. Tremano Trucking *ng- Wallpaper books. Paper- shift, 3;20-ll;40. Apply in per- Variety Sthre. ■ ■ . Ceilings. Floors. Fully for further information. Some fortunf.le pe|W>n can pur­ matic, radio and heater, blacky Service. son■— after 3:30 ---- p.m.Liberal chase tt -all lor qnly 1600,' CHOICE USED CARS red interior, excellent condi- --— - - — insured. Workmanship guar­ benefits. Klock Co., 1272 Tol- STONES for lyach fields, dry tion. Must sell. Call 643-0071 ALL TYPES screens -gewlred anteed. Leo Pelletier. 649-6826. MONTifeiY land Tpke. i wells, or retaining walls. Free PAYMENTS QUALITY AND after 6:16. vrlth Alcoa screening Call 649- If no answer, 64S-6043. THE CONNECTICUT _____ —— for the taking. JuSt pav for 4633 for tree pickup and de­ OHLT|lK.9i . TELEVISION SERVICE tech- |, .M . moved. Reasonablesble. Call 649- fr«* eetlmates eall 649-6892. licensed in Connecticut for ir only, guaranteed worit week, aia-iaw- 1962 Pontiac Convertible 1962 Dodge M6. 1043. p.m.-7 a.m. shift. Apply St many extra benefits, Mr! piCNlC ^bles,' seveiilil ;EE-P1BCB' mk|iie -Iwa bed 2-door, 6 cylinder sedan, stand­ Anthony's Con'valescent Home, — ...... 1962 Oldamobile Convertible ard transmission. Electrical Services 22 WardweK, - Woodland Auto extra sturdy construct Ing room, 840'v matching RAPID RUBBISH removal^At- 876-9121. Body Co., 1208 Bumtode Ave., watoier. tles, cellars, and yards.' Handy­ foot, 312JW up: 3 feot. 315.60 9x12------mg. 328; . . . Vrlng$r 1962 Plymouth StaUon Wagon 1961 Oldsmoblle 88 1,696. East Hartford. up; delivered. W. Zihker, Pin- 380;. Ian in‘ good Ion. 649- man service. Call 849-0218. I OPENiNO& .availab'.e~f^ ex- 1962 Plymouth Fury 4-door 2-door, hardtop, radio, heater, ney Street, * EUington.'t^ftQ.rTIM 781*. power steering and brakes. 848-7479. 6 trii2 0 ^ Williams Electric.^ perienced departmen' man- 1962 OldamoUlt 96 Holiday agers, 6 days, including Sat. FOR SALEEclipee rock^ GEfNERA^ BLak/i-iUC toove, 1961 Chevrolet 1,396. CHAIN SAW work, trees re­ urday, W. T. Grant. Parkade, •[tcellenl oondittcin> 360.'Please Sadan moved. lots and roads cleared, I FREE BSnMATBS. Prompt reel type lawnmower. PaT. ekee 4-door sedan, automatic trans- I service on all typM of alec- Manchester. , 642-«K)0. can 049-8909. mlstoon, radio, heater. also bulldozed. Free estimates. 1961 Cadillac OonvertlUa 742-8096. I trtcal wiring. Licensed and In- JANITOR I aured. Wilson Blactrlcal Co . IMMEDIATE OPENING f o r Gr a p e s , c a r p e t , rugs. iir. 1961 Chrysler 1,696. dental hygenlst to work Sat- /Ing room ch^rs and silver- 1961 Oadlllae Coupe de vlUe G A W LAWN Maintenance­ I Manchester, 649-4817, 643-1388. Boats and Acccamries 46 Convertible, power steering, urdaya Tel. 649-2396, 9-5, Applications now being ac­ CaK 649-7924. , ino. OadiUae Sedan de viUe, power. brakes, radio, heater. : mowing, spring cleanup, fer­ Monday through Friday. tilising, rolling rototilllng, gar­ cepted for full-time work with air conditioning '' Floor Finishing 24 14 FOOT RUNABOUT with 30 THREE PIl^OT walnut bed- dens plowed. Expert workman- In office maintenance. Hours h.p. Johnson motor and Elgin 1969 Ford Galaxie 796. ______. WANTED—Capable wonisn for 4 p.m.-12 p.m. Company of­ rpom set also '8tudlo couch. < 1960 OadUfiac Convertible John' W“ Ilianillies, 648-8946, FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh-! house work, one day a week. trailer, complete outfit tolthi Call 649-3024. 4-door, sadaii, automatic trans- Cyril Guerrier. 4294846 Call 643-2248. fers good wages, excellent many' bxtras, $478. i343'-4069. 1864 Ohevrolat Impala Hardtop mlstoon, power toeerlng. l?g (■peciaUslnE In older benefit program. Write P.O. Many mors to choose from. FULL LAWN CARE—Lime ang floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ Box 1821, Hartford, Conn., ladaa ing. OtUlnga. Papertianging. CAREER position for woman WANTED—10 h.p. outboard mo­ ferfillser, applications, crab who is lo(Aing for more t^an stating work experience and. tor In'.good condition. Phone 1MI Ckevrtoat Heavy duty pick* CHORCHES MOTORS. Inc ipnas ecntrol, all season maln^ No Job too smnll. John Ver- salary ' requirements. tSUla. 8484760. a Job. Must be High School 649-714*. 80 OakCand St. Manchester fenance. Reasonable rates. graduate, pleasing persoLslIty, wanted Malntanancs, S A lb rn o and reflnlahing— and ability to meet public, typ­ T O R ^ lS i^ B oa t and trailer! f M S dwvroiat half kin pickup 649-6067. foot skiff, 346; trailer carrie* OUplAN LATE MODEL laa ua tor your next oar. Spring Special—average 9x12 ing required. Many company . ____ MUST SELL — 1960 Chevrolet r o ^ , 327.60, two coaU Call benefits. Apply Beneficial PH- EXPBHIENCH3D male, piut- up to 26 foot iloat) 600 ibe.j convertible, J966 modified g494240 now for rrae eatlmate. nance Co., 806 Main Street, time evenings. Grant's Lunch­ 396. Call 649-2816, 64 p.m. ^SED CARS Chevrolet V-8 engine, S-apeed Honiieliolg Ssnricep Manchester, between 9-6. 643- eonette, W. T- Grant's, Partt- Offereg 13-A 4156. ade, Manchester. JCHNSON 22 Ji.p.' Seahorse; ICRANTON MOTORS, tranamistoon, 8.77 rear end, A-1 Bonds—-Stocks— .lotig shaft. Rope puU. Extra TOP Pr ic e s paid condition throughout. B4at of­ • 316. bronze propeKor. Bkcel- INC. fer o«er 3796. Call WAlnut RawfeAYmb toi* bmai, M Mortgagies 31 REUABLE WOMAN for ge WANTED — Two labomrs to e /FOR All m a kes holas Ztopils repslreo eral house work 8 or 4 days cement and stoiia work, ax­ ledt, 366. 649-9168. ' ' , 3-9672 after • p.m., Putnam, dow ShagiM loads to measure; A BETTER ARRANGEMENT M UntcB S t Rockville Oonn. a week, all appliances, no perienced preferred. Call 648- ir ~ ‘8^BDBOAT, traHlr.with all toaaa Vanettom Minds Kaye af your financas srtll make small children. Call 649-9486, 0061 after 6 p.m. /Caritr Chavrilit •IMaM 878-26X1 mede wblle you wait Tape Re- more of your t a o m t avallabla preferably morning or evening. Mark 76 Mercury motor com­ 1967 CHEVRfXJDT Convertible, plete. Ready for water. After white, standard shift, V4, one eorden lor raaL Msriow*B Stf t a r peraoMl liaa Lump dabt Into OM muathly payment of KEY PUNCH operator exper­ 6 daKy, all day Sunday, Mon­ G0m\lat. owner, 3260. 849-2889. |2S.2i t a aaeb thouaand dollars day, Nutmeg Country Store^ 1228 Mala BL—gdt-gYM ienced on 096 key punch. Ap­ WE ARE HIRING BnflAng--^iitrmetiiiK 14 kMludliig rapayraant over five ply Iona Manufacturing, Re­ Route 6, Andover. / TTkilsrs—- I mars, firaiw mirke afg-sarr, gent Street, Manchetoer. INVITATION Mobile Homes 6*A QUALITY OARPKNTRY- OcauMotteut Mortgags Ex* laborers and truck drivei;a Rootna, dormera* poKhaa, ehaaga. U Lewis St.. Rarttad. on permanent baals. Must 1967 NA'nONAL 41x1, 2 bed­ bosementa raflnlahadl. . eab- OOBB. MEAT WRAPPER have 'food, working habits. TO BID rooms, nicely' furnished, plen­ Inate, hullt-iaa, formtoa; tUa. Expanding. Need one exper­ BxceII6nt wagas, gOdd Saptie Taakf BaalM bids will be received ty of cloeet space. 31,800 or No Job too small. William SECOND MORTGAGES - On- AND limltad funds available t a eeo- ienced wrapper. ' working condltlona. Apply ^ OCfiee of the General beet offer. 848-4770. ' Robbins oaipaotry , sarvlea. in person. *6 M nnaig*i 41 Cepter Btreat, 1-. oad morts«s—■ psymfnta to eull your b m m i- tapedleat Itt^XasUr, Ortutectlcut, until TOP NOTCP FOODS Plant* Samn M<»1LB Home lor rsnt OhH AramONS ^ •etalBing walla, aaridee. J. oTRaalty. 8614128. M a y M, 1H 4 ht U :0 0 A-NL fo r 676-2878. 1160 Bumtode Ave., E. Hartford CONN. BI-PRODUCifi Oonoaaatonn—Globe Hollow Pool oemant floon, garages, bath- HmUb6 Oitaai* rooma tiled, remodefing. Roof­ Hop Rlysr Road, Columbia ■aptia Taaks, and Saltan PooL - Apto brtving l^liooi i - X FOR SALE—Second mortgegg PART-TIMS axperienced lunch­ Bid fonns and apecUlcaUona ing. cau a4s-4an. •awer Lbwa I 32,800. CaK Rockville 876 12S6. eonette waltrdsy for evenings. far Watarpmsfiaf ni* available at tha ControUar't LEARN TO DRIVE - BpeelSl CARPENTRY WORK-42 yearn’ W. T. Grant Store, Parkade, Offloa, M C an^ Street. Man- attmitlon to nervous and eldar- eaperience, belUogs.. floors Bosiness Opportunities 32 Maachesta^, theater, Oonneeuc^ ^ ly CasAroom (or toaa-ageie. tiled, porchea, re« fbonn: aa- WAJfTTOktpartdlnSe salaamaa TOWN OF MANCHEaTER, Pickup aarvlM. Day or tagaa, addtttoiu, attlea fin- BE YOUR OWN boes, have WOMEN WANTED to gsawnblg 3a work lMtoda TfVi appHaact . OONNBCnCOT alnt I1 B811W8 ReasMiablf mtas. toned. Lake aad shore eottage your own bualneee eeKlng Hood , Jawtory at home, Orest Mfg. aad towB .aqulpm int 'iM M , 8 4 EIOHAXl^lCARTIN, Manrhooter Dttvtaf Adhdaaay, work. Ne Jeb tee anall. tat- lee iChwam. See cur ad en as-4St Oommorcdal Road, Oa- p.m, Ataa aaad enitato aMaw- MANAOBR T42.7IM. , 28. mpmttWi yMUOnilBs man. OaU Mg448l. I ' I V ^ •»

PAQK TWBNTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1964 IIANCHESTEB EVENING. HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, ERIDAT. MAT 15.1964 PAGB TWENTY-mOal

Hooflw fo r Sals 72 thara ware atma on tba toad, ha HooflCfl Fflr Sate n \ Ho Fte'SflIs Y2 Rnnort Prqiartj For 8*1* 74 par^nto—Flato— Wantod To Rent 68 Hooscfl For^de 72 Hquma Ftor Sale 72 HoflflM For Site 72 ba knew nothing about RockviUe-Vetnon Tcaanaite' 63 Bdi/rON CENTER Immaeu-I VUfuiuN—On a lorMy triad HAMILTON LAKM-Basy Cbm- Poverty Hit them. Ha said he.sfai "ggalusl WANTE3> — 3-2Vi room apart­ MANCHBSTER-Newly paint­ CXIVENTTIT — 813,500. 8 room BLUNGTON — End of your ■EVEN BOOM older OoHaiai. 3 bodrtwma, 3 with largd A]- lata • room ranch, s « a r ga­ kit,', on a braaay WKtop with muttog from Maneboater. Wat-' daky." R iS T RU YS THfUBl! ROOM apartment In- ment, heat, refrigeraUM’, atova, ed, large 5 room ranch, 2 full older home, hot w ater haat, search for a lovely 4 room asTsa (pMttMa ehUdna’s bad- rage, bathe, Oreplaea, uv- vtow, only 3 mimitoa from TTU- aifront, 4 nbm s, onclosed T a Ip r tee riwrttf doimr CLASSIFIED cludliic bM t, hot watar aiid first floor, garage, (optional), baths, 3 or '4 bedrooms, car­ • acres, mors Isad avsUsbls, Ranch that baa bten Mufora tog rooot and lo m a l dining rooms), flroitoea, pontiY, bast­ bur ONaa highway, we have an waOcout baaemant, dock, On Property somsthtog to get iM of them,” Added District Power Bid f y to * eookln(. Electric ra- |56, June 1, r e t i ^ gentlsman, port, uneaite drive, one half high loeation. view, qulek oe- bum with Ml quality fsatursa. ed aunponh, gsrags, sebooU, rooaz wMh wall-to-waU eaipsT Immaculate 8 atoar houae beach, tread lot, fur- ha adda£ RY REUHORR ntoarator and g u atovO fur- referencee. 643-5556, .548-5028. acre lot, easy parlcway acceae. oupancy. Lawrtnee F. Fiano, Modstn kltchsa arlth buUt-ins, ehurehaa, oloraa within walk- tatonote qnttbn white we bum to 1905. • laige j baautlfal cove, won- R e aald ha saV the Johneong niahad. OaK 649-77S7 or M t Anxious owners m ovl^ out of Realtor, 643-2786. C%arlas ceramic bath with Mall flroalantt and I M O M M M h MANCHESTER couple with two tog dlataiica. ilt-H M .______tedroonu, IH baths, sunny darful nalghbort, ehurehaa, Of L ad y b ird gbout three yagis ago when Going to Voters May 28 6T7P, 5-7 ' p.m. state, only 116,900. Isiwrcnce Nicholson, 742-6364. er. 2 car garage. Over 1,800 rod protaetiOD, wall 0*van$ry, S-oor flams ADVERTISING children desire 6 or 8 room a kitchen with huUt-tas, laige ahopplim neoriky but out of th m visited the fgrm. F. Fiano, Realtor, 843-2768. square lest of comfortable Uv- , Worth BMte. BOWERS 8CH(X>L Aras — 5 scaped, faaead to, ooa acre Uvtog room with flratdaca, “ righ t Safa area lor chUdnm. (Oenttoned freni Pufli ») Tile Cutlers have lived on reasonable rent. 648-0889. Charles Nicholson, 742-6364. VEM7QN—UnosuBl two tamCy, ii^ space. Can Doris Smith, May M has been selected asO ‘la eiqilatotog the method of I $1SJKW — S I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS room home, living rwan with lot, amaalta dttva. ()uiet dead- waCl paaeUng, a te good dto- Excatlant tarestmentfor future what to now known as "Th e acr^wooded lot. Swimming Jarvis Realty Co., Rt. 88, the date for a refermdum voting, Atty. Mbert King, dis­ bn s U ^ Ctos 8 AJL to 5 PAL fireplace, fonnsl dining roam, and otreat, onto $33,000. Mto- tog aroa. Patotod walk-out sale or rent. Easily converted cate of Chartte Cutier, 78, who Johnson P la ce" (or 80 years. OPEN pool, commercial none, bus at Vernon, 840-1300, 875-0628, proposed added authority for trict counsel, said that each You Ought To Live In Bnadneaft Property large kitchen, 3 badrooms, 3- Imum down, flnancteg avail­ _ -d baaament with wto- for wteter use. Asking $8,500. hag Uvte on the late stoco Mrs. Cutler said ba was "(lotog aU door. Glenn Roberts Agency, Eves., 640-2019. item on the cad of the meeting k ux SUNDAY 2-6 P.M. ear garage. Marion B. Rob­ able. Lawrence F. Fiano, SowB. Fenced to backyard. At- 544-0145. Johnaon’a grandfather owned i t right" ate riwwad newsmen lire dlstriet eonunisalonera. $14,^ ! 3 rocoi OBM,jpto For Sale 70 Realtors, 644-1531, 544-0181. would be voted grandcMldren. would’ve already done some­ terialize. Household Goods 51 Rooms Withont Board 59 $28,600. Frank Mott. 643-6568. two car garage. Vacant. This 212 Lydall Street wooded, $19,000. Carlton W. 138. could not be aimroved, regard­ quality custom built 3 bed­ lonlal—C h >5, 5 large rooms, "O f course tiiere are condl thing about it, but I ain’t had PetiUonz colling for the re­ garage, treed ate shrubbed Hutchins, Realtor, 649-0133. lonial with one-car garage. less of the number of votes it room 1700 sq. f t rambling home cost better than $38,000 * 1 ’ Uving room, 3 baths, one Uon5 Uke this to the country a te time to mention it to him ." consideration of the proposals lot Good quiet neighbor­ I5 r ~SAIJD—Daniab black wall ROOMS FOR RENT — Prefer New heating system, niree MANCHESTER—Convenient one received. Land For Sale 71 ranch, excellent neighbor­ to build in 1963. now being of­ Expandable Cape, double ga- acre wooded lot, walkii^; dis­ that Is what tbe President's Cutler offered to do the work were circulated by Chester hood. ftaniture, $136; black convert retired people, will take others Features Include— ^heat, hot fered for $34,700. Worth see­ RANCH — Cu8t(Mn Built 6% bedrooms, living room, din­ fhx>r Uvtog,'S bedroom rante, The second item to be voted hood, close to schools, rqge, city utilities. Many ex­ tance to sebooU. Owner, 543- antlpbverty program Is de­ himself tf Canterbury would Rau and Commissioner Bruce $19,500—Amaldl-biiat raash. W a table, $«0; 4 daric atraigbt with part meals. 440-6469. water, dual thermostats, all ing . . . Timken heat, attic rooms, 3 or 4 bedrooms, Uvtog- ing, kitchen and enclosed fireplace and carpeting to Uv- ANDOVER — 8 cleared acres, churches and shopping. tras. signed to remeity," Mrs. Car­ supply the tin. The overseer Bmgtson. Twenty names were cn woe described by Atty. King Two fireplaoes, plistereJ abalTB, $6 each; O.E. TV and electric kitchen with built- . . . expansion possible. T. J. dlnlng' aiwa, fireplace, 1^ porch. Any type financing tag room, 14x30 air-conditioned "unnecessary” . He said the brook, pond, paved road, $8,- Priced In 20s, far below re- penter said. promised he would. required. 08 walls, finished family room, atand, $28; full length mirror, in range, 12 cubic foot re­ Crockett, Realtor, 648-1877. baths, many extras. Call awn- avallabla. rm reaOon room, attracUvd lot question was Included to assure 600. Bolton—one acre, founda­ placemint. For appointment Snyder, dlsplaytag photo- The Cutlers said they had three bedrooma. KttielMa Is 5; $ aetn (Uehee, 4 place set- Apartments—Fiats— frigerator, disposal. Indi­ er 640-5789. with trees, wato to sitooato A second series of petitions some people who had doubta tion, septic tank, wedl, $2,000. at other times, call Mrs. Wwited— Rsfll Estate 77 g ra im he a te Mgrtto took on known Mrs. Johnson "since she familT size. Good value. Woga each, $6, $10, $16; plated Tenementr 63 vidual dryers, private cel­ RANCH — Five large rooms, T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor a te riiopptng. Must be seen to containing more than the re­ that exlsUng powers of the dis­ Terms. Owner 742-8090. Shorts, 643-8886. (TOVENTRY GoU course bor­ MANCHESTER — Sprues St. their visit tost week to the was about seven years old and $19,600— Seven room spSt on flatware; miscellaneous small lars for plenty of storage fireplace, 2-oar garage, large 643-1577 bo appreciated, $15,600. Owner, quired 200 signatures were sub­ trict government would be con­ flans. 540-1644. FOUR ROOM cold flat, second space, master T V antenna, lot, ten minutes from center of ders property, (near Bolton Well kept 6 room Cape, c ^ n 545-7889. property north a t Montgomery used to come visit her folks, the mitted Monday and Tuesday to Mg lot. KItrhea bos bnilt- floor, two family house. See J. WATSON BEACH A CO. line). $15,700. only. Immaculate stairway, living room, dining to south-central Alabama, said tinued, including firefighting, tos. Cathedral ceiling, parking, completely fire­ Houses For Sole 72 Manchester, immediate oc­ 4 BED R(X)M Colonial, garage, BUYING OR SELLING PatiUoa, Who once owned the commission secretary Donald planning and coning commis- BAXm UC RANGE, Frigidaire Mr. Oolby, ^64 Birch St. 21 Central Row, Hartford 5Vi room ranch, 14x20 living room, kitchen, pantry, 3 bed­ ELLINQ'ftyN — Privacy! Indi­ at the news conferenoe: faiTO." wronght lron balcony, 1(4 proof and soundproof, alirni- cupancy, $16,600. Philbrick fireplace, range and dittiwasb- Freeman. They called for a ref­ sions a te a sonlng boetrd of to” . 1% years old; refrlg 522-2114 room, knotty pine paneled rooms and bath, one ear ga­ viduality! Big woodad lot! We aaw nothing here that baths, ahnnlmmi stoftns, inum windows and doors, GERARD ST.—Terrific family Agency. Realtors. 649-8464. ar. terraces, wooded acra, REAL ESTATE The fgrm couple said they erendum of the Iteme to be pre­ ^ipeals. f t . , EAST HARTFORD—New de­ raised hearft fireplace wall screens, doors. arator, Frigidaire, i 7 ceramic baths with show­ home. What more could you rage, nice lot. Asking 116,000. quUt dead-end street. $19,900. T ea r oCd Colonial, 4 bedrooma, could not earily be eocrected by paid 1 a month for the house sented at the meeting. Slgns' y e a n eld. 54S-02M. luxe one bedroom apartment, CENTER HALL Colonial—St. with bookttielves, 3 good sized J. p. Realty, 543-6130. bath, 2 lavs, bum-ins, alr- Have assurance of experienced the Johnaons themselves, with' and four acres of term tote. "The vdteon items two wifi f1J)0(K—Two family in good ers, abundance o f closets, want for a home In the low Manchester South Wtedaor. Olarni Roberta tures were checked by Henry all elyctrlc kitchen with dis­ James Parish. Porter Street bedrooms, each with double oonditiontog, fireplace, garage, aervlee. Call Realtor, Stanley out a nickel of fednal funds or They said they were provided make no difference." King sal(L location. B ig lot makes for flBWnfOl MACHINE—Singer fa air-conditioning optionaL twenties. Prim e location, 4 Agency, Raaltora, 644-1621, Butler, town cferk. posal, tile bath, wall-to-wall area. 8 years old. 6 large closets, hot water heat, full WEST SIDE—Overstoed Cape. aluminum atoms, excellent Bray, 543-5378. a single federal program—if, of with woodland pasture for a "These powers will b « con­ poosIMe aporiment honse mouB ffiant-o-matic rig-aag bedrooms, porch, garages . . . 544-0181. Circulators of the referendum carpeting, heat, hot water, rooms, I ' j baths, huge recrea­ AIR-CONDITIONED basement with 3-car garage, Excellent condition, many ex­ ecndltion, $31,500. June oc­ course, tiiey reauy cared." cow and a mule. Each draws tinued whether they are ap­ nse. N ear everything. Biaohine, floor modal, like naw, parking, $W monthly. J. D. and all In excellent condition. petitions were: Frank Detolla, Rent $146. tion room with fireplace, built- \ acre, high, well lan^Kaped tras. 640-4661. COVENTRY LAKE—Four room cupancy. Mr. Carieon, 544-0181. MEMBER MULTIPLE He described "shacks with $76 a month from the W elfare proved or not. Item two i^acee 1L600—-Six room ranch to aboioa of three handsome cab- Realty, 443-6139. T. J. Oockett, Realtor, 843- 7-room tri-level. Living at Skinner Rd.; Jennifer M. Smith, 1577. ins, breeteway and attached lot, trees. Minimum down, fi­ ranch, tUa bath, copper pCumb- Olerai Roberts Agency, Real­ cracks to the flooring, leaking nothing at stake." A A zone. Boilt-ta dtahwash­ hMtn, reduced $40 from new Us best. Pushbutton kitch­ R(XTKVHliE—Four famKy, 4- LISTING Department Gerald Dr.; Robert W. Demlng, 2-car garage. $26,900 Phil- nancing available. Lawrence F. Ing, fuK dry haaement, ekwe tors, 644-1521. roofs, broken wood • bumtoi: An objection to Atty. King's er, dlspoonL formal stmiig raacMaa price. Only one. Sing­ THREE ROOM modem apart­ en, fireplace, fam ily room, 4-4-4, good condition, good lo­ When the overseer flrst took Wilson Lone; Raymond J. W ll CONCORD RD — Beautiful brick Agency, 649-8464. Fiano, R ealtor, 643-2766. to lake, $10,500., low down cotestoves, no toilet fadUttes." remarks was made Iqr Commis­ room, flreplaead Uving room, e r Sesriug Oantar, 8S2 Main ment, heat, hot water, stove, EASTERN COAST V4 acre lot, city Water, cation. B^iarate furnaces, good over management of the tote cox, Hany Lane; R. E. Nellon ranch, large living room, form­ Charles Nicholson, 743-6864. 9600 DOWN BUYS a 8 room Snyder said the tenants paid sioner Bengtson who said he S twin rined bedroeans. Street Fbona S43-88M. refrigerator, lights and gas, sewers, walks, convenient income potential, city utilities, payment. Chambere Realty, ON THE MOVE . . . let a k>- five years i m , Mrs. Johnson Jr., Barbara Rd.; Charles H. REALTY al dining room, CMlnet kitchen, AUTUMN ST. — BeautifuE co­ e48-382S. ranch, I bedrooma, Uving room $50 a year rant and ware re­ wrote him; "There wUl be sev­ hsu consulted another attorney. Front patio, plastered walls, tile bath and shower, flrst location. Model home. Only LAKEWOOD CSRCLB—DeCuxe only $36,000. Lawrence F. Fi­ with flreplace, garage, laige oaC Realtor aariet you. You Brown. Charnia Knoll; Frank 3 bedrooms, recrsatlan room, lonial of 6 rooms, porches, new quired to do their own repairs. eral tenants who I will want to " I f item two is turned down, ■tori beam conatraetlfln. OCOOeODB, oaiftaastood, ritaat, £oor, adults only. 449-4448, be­ bath, part rec room. Two car $22,900. G. Linko 649-5306. 8 room split level In a very ano, Realtor; 643-2756. Charles Cot, Immediate occupancy. oan be sure when you move H. Bianeardi, Deerfield Dr. piaomiat table, nylon chair, landscaped yard. Marlon E. MANCHESTER — Unique six Some are on a riiaracrop basto retain for their Ufethne stace the Fire District Oommtoslon fleveml maple ate willow tween 4-9. 840-4486 640-6644 540-0244 garage and a swimming pool desiiable area. Too many fea­ Nicholson, 743-6364. Philbrick Agency, 649-5454. hack, he will be here to serve Frank S. Owen, Tumblebrook Babi-wariiar, wooden bad, Robertson. Resltor. 6436963. room Cape, hot water heat, and turn over (me-fourth of their they have been on the property no longer exists.” Bengtson frees, nice roos bnabes. too. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, tures to list, but It can’t be rec room, oversised garage, you. RaaltorB bate togetiier to Dr.; Edward C. Leary, Valley said. Breezesrs y a te garage^ Saaty Orthopadlc mattress, NEW LUXURIOUS 4 room BARROWS & W ALLACE duplicated at the price it ts be­ M ANCH ESIER — Spacious 6H BOWERS SCHOOL — 7 room crops, be sold. for many, many years. They CUSTOM RANCH—3 bedrooms, 643-1677. enclosed porch, excellent loca­ give asatstance to both home View Lone, end Edward H. Atty. King todtooted he would $21Ji00 — Seven room Gar­ haanmowar. 548-5884. iqMutment, carpeted, heat, hot ing offered at . . . $85,000. room ranch in young neighbor­ Cape, ftol riled domer, 4 bed­ "We saw people Uvtog to de­ are CharUe Cutler Sr. and wife; 2 baths, laige living room, Manchester Parkade tion. Hayes A ^ c y , 545-4803. Duyare a te eellere. Our Cpde Deane, Gerald Dr. not discusB his opinion with rison Oolaaial. Four bed­ water, refrigerator, stove, three bedroom^, 3H baths, etc. hood, 4 bedrooms, 3 fuK baths, rooms, dfaiing room, Uvtog plorable poverty with Uttie evl' M a ^ Cutler, who is the widow SIX ROOM duplex, garage, on fireplace, dining room, rec cf Btllica la for your pro­ Seymour Lavitt, selected as Bengtson. washing machine, garage. Manchester— 649-5306 Call, gladly show you what one-half acre lot, fire alarm room wltti flreplace, breete­ dence of concern by their mil of Charlie Cutler Jr.; and Don­ rooma. 1(4 batfasL Sooth Wanted—^To B a j 58 bus line, June 1st occupancy, room, attached 2-car garage, VERNON—I f you are looidni tection. Don’t gamble, it coeta moderator for the meeting, told Item three of tbe call Usta end loeatiom AduH couple only. $100 month­ HOUSE HUNTERS 1 we mean. T. J. Crockett, Real­ system, reasonable. Call owner way, attached garage, $16,900. Uonaire landlords,” Snyder add nie Tyus and his wife. If there $96. 838-6267. beautiful view, $31,000. Phil- for more for your oomfoit no more to go first c4aae. CaU about 75 persona attending that several powers that oould be ly. 742-8090...... tor 643-1677. 644-0690. PWlbrick Agency, 645 5454. ed. are others I will let you know." $21.60(9—Six room roach, L(4 W a SS to t o B U T—Antiquae brick Agency, Realtors, 649- BOLTON — Custom contempor­ convenlenea and money an a loeet Realtor. they hod the right to select the granted to commlsatoners to- ary ranch, 6 romna, 3 baths, "If I owned property Uke baths. OE antonsatie and good used furniture. 8464. Picturesquely set on en­ MANCHESTER — Now under this 5V4 room raised ranch date for the referendum but not eluding auttaorlty for police pro­ Furnished Apartments 63-A 2-car garage, over one treed MANCHESTER — Two famfly that," Martin put to, 'T wcmld kitchen, formal dtaing room, Peddler Auction House, 4H ROOMS, $142. includes heat. chanting 140 X 150 lot stud­ construction. Lsist 2 homes featuring I spacious bedrooms, ft BIO LOOK the time. "The time,” he sold, tection, sewers, stroet Ugnts, NORTH COVENTRY - Near acre of privacy, full walkout 100 ACRE FARM flat, 5-5, 3 bedroom arrange­ believe It was my moral obU- •»«M>oord heat nowly Route n , Ellington. 578-8711, Call after 6 p.m., 648-1278. ded with dogwoods, flower­ available in Woodhill. 3 bed­ living room with raised hearth "is set by law from 8 o.m. to 6 rubWsh and garbage crilec- ONE AND TWO room heated Parkway. Like new room cellar, < dining room, kitchen ment, large roonu, deep lot, Legal Notices gatlon to build decent housing.” pointed, ahnnlmmi stom a, Bob Fhiekigar, and Son. ing shrubs, towering trees, room ranches with all modern fireplace and a dream kitch­ NEW YORK (AP)—The Llt- p.m." tions, to addition to powers al­ furnished apartments, gas Colonial-Ranch, 6 acres, 2-car with bullt-lns. A home with a good income, good potmUaC, Newsmen steed the two con- ■cTMita, doors. W all to wall ATTR AC TIVE 4% room, luxur­ this soundly contructed cus­ Tremendous value here . . . facilities. CaCl Mr. Werbner, en with separate dining area. tel Red Boric of Baseball (EUaa The May 1 dote woe sug­ ready authorised. WE BUT, BEfJ. or tiada an­ range, refrigerator, bedroom garage, early American. Hayes difference—$24,500. Wolverton $16,500. Wolverton Agency, AT A OODRT OF PROBATB held gressmen whailar the federal gov- in living room and dMng ious dupCex Crest apartment, tom built home with well 100 acre farm In Bolton. Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, Reduced to $17,800. Call Dorle Sporta Bureau, 1.50) gets big­ gested by John Lehon. chair­ Atty. King ruled that stat­ tique and aaad furniture, china, set, kitchen set. Free gas, elec­ Agency, 643-4803. Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Realtor, 046-2813. ax l^chestor, within and for tba ernment should do for fanpov- room. iSwo-oar garage, Oea- heat, G.E. kitchen, range, 12 proportioned rooms, gener­ Beautiful 8-room Colonial 643-4112. Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., Rt. Dtauict of Mancheeter, on tbe 8th ger each year. This time the man of the commissioners who utes concerned read that vot­ glaae, ttlear, pletara frames cubic foot refrigerator, hood, tricity. Low rent. Adults. In­ erished people Uke those they people, don’t wait an M AHOGANY panelled 16x86 ously sized closets, enclosed home, plus barns, equip­ S3. Vernon, 645-1200, 876-0620, VERNON—Cape Cod, 6 rooms, deyr of May, 1554. records of both major league, said the commissioners previ' ers may approve "any or all” and old eoins, old dolls and disposal, Venetian blinds, car­ quire Apt. 4, 10 Depot Square. THREE BEDROOM 'ranch on Preaent Hon. John J. Wallett. saw. this one. Oh yea, t e lf acre heated recreation room, patio, breezeway, 2-car garage ment, etc. Ideal for the ST. JAMES P A R IS H -6 room Eves. 649-3519. flreplace, $14,600. Rockville plus World Series tofonnation, ously discussed the date. of the items, and each) item w il flans, hobby eolleetlcaa. attic peted staircase, 1% baths, quiet street 100 yards from Judse. Martin said existing education lo t An city nttUtteo. garage, 6^ room ranch, excel­ and Impressive outside "gentleman farmer” and a single with new gas heating Realty, 878-2687. Estate of Walter D. VanArsdale required 196 pages. The 89th T ^ petitione colltog for the be voted on separately. noBttnts or wbola aatatas. FUr- basement storage, washer, Bowers School, 90x160 lot. Vln WATERFRONT — COVENTRY and welfare programs could do $28,400 — A bank appndaal lent condition, only $16,990. fieldstone fireplace will de­ Boggini, Bel Air Real. Estate, fine place to raise your unit, siding and aluminum com­ a/toa Walter D. VanAadale, lata the Job, es^clally vocational annual edition also oentatos the referendum indicated that He reiterated that before any has famred proper pricing attaro Repair Sendee Taleott- dryer, pleasant location, rent Now Renting Lake. Recent contemporary MANCHESTER — Exorileot 7 of Manchester, in said District, de- Carltm W. RutcMns, Realtor, light the house hunters. 643-9332. family. T. J. Crockett, binations, good condition in­ caaaed. education and manpower re­ members of the Hall of Fame machine vote must be taken be­ of the ttems listed oan be ap­ ▼Ule, Conn. Tel. 64S-7440. very reasonable. 683 Hartford ranch, front and rear en- room bungalow typo homa. on this immaenlate Boek- 649-6182. Realtor, 64S-1677.~ side and out. CaSl owner, days, The administratrix bavins training. and hitting and pltehtog roeords tween seven end 14 days from proved, ttem one celltog (or ledgo ranch. ftqnaUtyBkft- Ro^. Call evenings Mr. Gill, OAK LODGE 649-6180. eve. 640-2613. closed porches, extra large Convenient residential section, blbiled bar preliminary adminla- W a n t e d t o b u t —g w ’ s m ” MINUTES FROM downtown Martin said that udillo he going back to 1901. tbs date of yesterday’s meeting. adoptton of home rule statutes ardicn built homa vrltfa 548-4852. MAN(THESTER—Off East Cen­ H. B. GRADY, Broker Uvliw room wHh fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 1(4 bathe, 9-oar traUan account with mid estate to fdka, good condition. Phone APARTMENTS M.anchester—Unusual 7V4 room this Court for allowance, it la 'voted tor 'vocational education ter St. Six room (^pe, 3 bed­ BOLTON L A K E — Chance to VERNON—Beautiful 7% room 50x140 ahnibtwd yard, only garage. Nice tot wMh trsea. must receive a two-third ap­ Thppon boilt-tos a te soUd SI58514. MANCHBSTBIR—New room ranch, 3 or 4 bedrooms, living ORDBRBD: Tlmt the 36th day of he opposed manpower retrain­ 2% rooms, dining room, large 643-8009 have your own 4 room year q>lit, high scenic wooded lot, $10,900. Paul Fiano Agency, M on o 643-5378, Brae-Bum proval vote. mahogany trfan. W U to apartment with heat, refrig­ 257 Tolland Tpke. room with fireplace, paneled May. 1964, at eleven o'clock fore­ ing. Snyder aald he voted kitchen, living rocnn with fire­ 'round home right on the wa­ built-ins, fam ily room, fenced 548-0408, Anthony Fiano, 540- Realty. noon at tna Predate Office In the About 130 voters rejected Mrchea to the prtvato baric erator, and stove, storage Manchester den, family size kitchen. Ideal Munlcl ^ Buildlnf In aald Man- against both. yard plus the panoramic RtMiflfl Wltkoat Board 59 place, good location, best val­ setup tor in-laws, $21,900. Wol­ ter. A steal at $10,900. Wol­ yard, much more, $17,500. 4597. the Itena at the last district space in cellar, neeu* bus, MANCHESTER—Income prop­ obeater, be and the same is aa- The land is a 8,7(X>-acre tract view ptna n w antotatefaig ue at $15,6(X). Wolverton Agen­ BOWERS SCHOOL—7 room full verton Agency, Realtor, 649- verton Agency, Realtor, 649- Hayes Agency, 648-4808. alsned lor a haartais on the -al­ Landmark Decisions meeting. . Ofqiositkm concerned shopping, and schocds. 38 Con­ MANCRBSTERr—Deluxe 5 room erty. Two family, 6-5 duplex, to Autauga and Chilton coun­ tocation make this traly a fa x ROOM duplex house, fully Fully fumlriied 3 room ef­ cy, Realtor, 649-2813. shed dormer Cape, 4 or 6 bed­ 2818. 3818. lowance of said adnuntatraiioi] ac­ sewer aervices whlrii opponents furnished for gentlemen, dish­ gress Street, Apt. K, $90 ranoh, 3 baths, 3-oar g»ro«5 . 3-car garage, oil heat, separate count srlth said estate, aacertaln- ties, partly Inherited and partly Be s t b u y . ficiency, featuring General rooms, 1V4 baths, garage, $16,- ment of baira and ocUpr of dis­ of the measure (eel will cause washer, sll modem ccnven- monthly. Ointact Raymond COVHJNTRY LAKE — Water- BO LTO N — $16,900. Older 7 EAST HARTFORD — Garrison BOLTON fammily ily room, % acre suburban utlM tf^ alumtoum storms, bought by Mrs. Johnson. I $26,600 — Bto ranch t o an Electric appliances. Adults. 900. Philbrick Agency, 64^ tribution, and this Court directs taxes to rityTOcket leneea inriuded, plus house- Damato, 643-7091, 640-2062. $126. monthly. frcmt. $14,4(XI. Professional room Colonial, acres, more (Tolonial, 8 bedrooms, IH lot.t. Ha;Hayes Agency, 548-4808. and screens, fully rented, good that notice of the time and ^ace Mrs. Carpenter said that It Due on Civil Rights area of (toe komco. WaU to | 8464. wsta primarily tenant-farmed Some district officials feel leaning aervicea, parking neighborhood, completely fur­ land available, immediate oc­ baths, fireplace, built-hiB, New on the market Look repair, $18,900. Wolverton aaslsned for said hearins be given carpeting, antcranlle HHIBRON—Pour room apart­ COVENTRY NORIB - N e a r to all persons known to be In­ cotton land at the time Mrs. that sewer lines are now re­ avallaMe. Inquire 101 Chestnut 649-4824 875-1166 nished, year 'round 6 room cupancy. Lawrence F. Fiano, breeseway, attached garage, • t this 1960 built (tolonial of A^m cy, Realtor, 549-3818. (Oonttaiiied from Pago One) kitchen, formal dhihig room, ment, bath, heat and hot wat­ VERNON STREET — 8 large Oovanfry goCf course. 100 acre terested therein to appear and be Johnsem inherited it, many of lot waa upheld a te Rlcbmcnd, quired because of several prob­ St after 4 p.m. home, fireplace, garage, large Realtor, 643-2766. Charles wooded lot, $22,500. Philbrick six rooms (8 and 8) with beard thereon by ixibllsMng a copy three bedrooma, ttvo-ear gn- er furnished. CaK 543-0945. rooms, barns. Remodeled Agency, Realtors, 649-8464. fa m , high location, lots of road VBIRNON—For side by owner. of this order In some newspaper the tenants having been there i., was told It could not re­ lem arese in the district. screened porch, artesian well, Nicholson, 742-6364. IV i baths. Excellent condi­ tions pressed for compliance , rage. FURNISHED light taonsekee home, over 100 years old. New frontage, older 9 room home, 6(4 room ranch, one-half stone having a circulation In aald Dta- for decades. She related that quire Negroes to sit to a special floating dock, water skier’s tion. Dishwasher, cedar with the decree. The Supreme 116,800 — An taunnenlato Ing room for rent for one la THREE ROOM apartment fully heat, paneling, kitchen. Va­ MANCHESTER — Modern 6 dairy bam, out buildings, fim t; new paint, w ell land­ tiict. at least seven days before cotton became less profitable to section to its traffic court. haven. Lawrence F. Fiano, the day of said hearing, and by Court mostly let the lower Rockledge ranch, 2-car gn- emy. 646-6888. furnished, completely renovat­ cant. $17,900. T. J. Oockett, room Garrison Colonial, cen­ closet, basement garage, many potentials. Lawrence F. scaped, treed lot 100x200, alu­ the area Mrs. Johnson began Realtor, 643-2766. Charles mailing on or before May 14 1664, courts struggle with the cases A major 'victory for cam­ rage, 1(4 bateo, formal O n- . ed. If you are looking for a Realtor, 643-1677. ter hall, fireplace, garage, combinations, etc. Better Fiano, R ea lto r, 548-2766. minum atorms, waU-towaU by certified mall, a of thta putting the land Into timber as Glenwood Manoi Nich(^scm, 742-6364. until recently. Then it heard paigners against racial discrim­ Public Records tog room, aluminum storma, w o n RENT—^Frcnt room, half clean, attractive apartment, DISTINCTIVE shaded yard. Near all schools. than 2H acres, most o f It Charles Nicholson, 743-5364. carpet, Venetian blinds, buitt- ordar .to Leonard V. VanArsdale, fl was vacatte. ination was a Warren opinion of Mock from Main Street, peuk- see this one. 649-7743. wooded. Ideal location. Just 315 Bast Allendale Avs., Allendale, arguments to the Prince Ed­ serceno, doors, deem as tee Four new luxury apart­ CXIVENTRY—$14,200. Large 6 Only $18,600. Hayes Agency, tas, walk-out basement, hot New Jersey. “ Some of the tenants, howev­ last May. He declared teen that Ing. 89 Birch Street. 645-7129. room Cape, 2 full baths, fire a block to the new schooL TOLLAND-CMonlal, 5 rooms, ward Case and to another ap­ M arriage Xioeiiaee , proverbial whistle. ments available Immediately, LAKEWOOD CIRCLE Prestige 7-roora ranch, full 843-1808. water heat. Prtoe $14,990. Call JOHN X WALLBTT. Judge. e r," she went on, "did not -want place, garage, full shed dor knotty pine kltohen, $11,700. peal involving Atlanta. state laws, city ordinances and Edward Joseph Rybezyk, SI |$37J(00-,A brand i__ _ quiet residential neighbor­ of distinctive features, 8 Inunediate occupancy. T. 878-3018 aayttma a ftw 3. to leave the land where they ROOM FOR rent, free parking, Bnsineas Locations mer, amesite drive, euslly fi­ BOLTON—Assume $118 month­ Rockvffle ReaCty, 878-2537. AT A OOITRT OF PROBATE held The latter case, also up for statements by their officials are W . Middle Tidee., and ftrrae Mfl ranch in Bottoa. Sevan hood. Four spaciouB rooms First time offered—6 room bedrooms, 2 baths, 8 fire­ J. Oockett Realtor, 648- and their parents had Uved for men otSy. 145 Center Street. nanced. WiK listen to reason­ ly mortgage on modern 3 bed­ 1677. at Meateester. wMbln snd for toe decision to M ay or June, (jues- totally toeffectlve to bar Ne­ Marie Hobto, 89 Benton St, St roomo, 3 baths (pvovtttan and bath, Phllco electric For Rent 64 Garrison Colonial, enclosed places, 3-car garage, de­ District at Msncheeter.on. toe 7th so many years. Thus Mrs. John­ 5M6120. able offers. Lawrence F. Fi­ room ranch, garage, leOj^BO MANCHESTER—Rockledge. Co­ tlons the vaUdity of Atlanta’s groes from peaceful sit-in dem­ Jsanes* Church, M ay 23. for a d another), rrihsd kitchen with combination breezeway, 2-car garage, lightful setting. Well un­ day of May. 1954. son allowed those who desired FOR LEASE—Excellent loca­ nestled among tall, cool ano, Realtor. 643-2766. Charles lot, Vin Boggini, Bel A ir Real lonial ranch featuring 8 bed- Lots For Sals 73 Preieot, Hon. John X Wsllott. gradual deeegregatton plan that onstrations to public bustoesB Carl Lennart Toratenaon, 1| hearth Sreplarm dranm BOOM FO R R E N T in private washer and dryer. Individual der the 30s. Call now to see to do so to continue to stay as tion for doctor's office or trees. Save closing costs, as­ Nicholson, 742-6364. Estate, 643-9832. B Y O W NER—6 year old, $ room rocma, baths; fo m a l din- JMee. started from the top down, be- places. , Coburn Rd., and Janet Eliza- kltohen, booeboard hsnt borne, near bath. 115 Cooper zoned Hydronlc heating with this beautiful home. MANCHESTER - Bum- Betate o f Loutae Osrver BngUnd long as they wished.” ^ u t y parlor. 415 Main Street. ranch, aluminum wtodowa and tog room, Uvtog room with giimlng with the Uth and 12th T%e rit4n oases now pending bete Hultinan, 63 Russell St, two-ear fam ga. 1,600 sq. ft BBX Street. 545-0606. domestic hot water nii^ sume G.I. mortgage. ham Street. Wooded buUd^ of Mancherier. fai m M District a There are only five bouses Completely renovated and am­ Priced fairly to sell quick­ STARKWEATHER STREET— MANCHESTER—6 room Cape, screens, lot 100x300, Juot off panried flreplace wall, riep- minor.' gradee. before tee court for decision Elmanuel Lutheran Church, M ay I a t Uving urea cn • two-aero nlshed, air - eondltioning, ple perking. J. D. Realty, 643- Brand new 4 A 4 flat. Desir­ full shed dormer, fireplace, ga­ aavtog kltcben, walk-out base­ lot 165-430, no improvements, The OonnecUcut Bank A Trust left, Mrs. Clarpenter said, and raise the question of what to do EAST HAROTDRD—Large liv­ ly. By appointment only, Ellington Rd., South Windsor, While school oases worked 33. lot Ash for Len sound and fire realstant, 6139. able location. Both vacant. rage, city water and sewer, ment, > garage, tree sliaded lot. 1,300. Owner 543-8887. Oompsay, Ouardtan having ex- only four are used by tenants of about arrests to tostsnees where able bedroom , privHegiee. 355- call Geoige Hanley, 649- W ARREN E. HOWLAND near Rockville-Vemon town MUtedM U t^ itsila account with sMd their way through the lower Robert John Parlaeau, Rock-| beneno. private garage and storage Priced at $23,900 . . .. mort­ nicely landscaped. Owner 649- line, $14,500. Call 644-8898. o n ly $1,900. PauC Fiano Agen­ tate to mis Oiurt for allowance, Mrs. Johnson. there are no such laws or state­ vllle, and Dorothy Marie Meyer, 12,800 — A oonairy oStnto 7045. area, one year lease. 3176 or ’ TW O B U ILD IN a lota, prime to courts, the high tribunal In the gage of $18,800 can be as­ 360 Main St.. Manchester 4916. cy, 648-0458, Anthony Fiano, U ta She figured Mrs. Johnson’s ments by public officials. Rockville, May 28. mtonteo from rfsnnhrstrr STORE, 460 Main St., 649-5339, eatlon, d ty ntiUtlee. ra ib ric k ORDERED: That the 36to day of profit on the land last year, aft­ last decade took on ate derided MEWLT deoontted rootn for re­ sumed and we will trade tf 643-1108 LAKEWOOD CIRCLE-Oolonial- 549-4597. numerous disputes to the civil Another major victoity to tee In ocntral Bolton. Xarge W ARREN E. HOWLAND 9-6. MANCHESTER Ranch—24’ liv­ Agency, 5i9-8484. Hay. 1954. at ten o'clock fore- er taxes and expenses, at about fined gentleman, central, prl- GATES AGENCY necessary. T. J. Crockett, Cape with center hall, 6 large noon at the iroProbate n___ Office Jfflce liIn toe rights field that appeared to be efforts to crack segregation bar­ roach set on a 4-acro lot Realtor 643-1106 Members of MLS ing room, fireplace, 8 large MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom 14 cents an acre on property vafle phone on floor, paakhig. Realtor, 643-1577. rooms, redecorated living room MANCHESTER—3 A-aooo wood Municipal. Bulldlni____ nr In Id Man sparked by the 1964 segregation riers was Supreme Court re­ with beautiful, park - Uko STORE — Corner. Center and bedrooms, 1% baths, natural with paneled fireplace, formal Cape, %cmr garage, full base­ cheater, 1be and toe some Is oa- with an estimated 'value of $1(X) Call 5IB-SB81. 648-0080 ad Iota, city water. Hayes signed for a hearing on toe al­ ruling. Time and again final de­ versal of breach of the peace laadocaping plus fndt trees, Grlswtrid Streets. Call 640-4839, $8,600 — WELL KEPT 6H room woodwork, screened porch, dining room, paneled family ment, new nimace, new tile to $160 on acre. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Agency, 548-4808. lowance of aald account with sold cisions to that field hinged on a convictions of 187 Negro stu­ berry bashes. Mammoth Uv­ DELUXE 6 room second floor ranch, 3 bedrooms, atfractive fuE basement, Immaculate, room which can be used as hath, lot 106x160. J. D. Realty, estate, and said guardian's two BOLTON—Neat 6 room ranch, basic holding teat any activity dents who demonstrated out­ ing room. Ideal retreat for 0M B Itm N H H B D room. apartment for rent, hot water dining area, sulwban. Owner M ANCHESTER—In ah area of $18,400. Philbrick Agency, 649- third bedroom, 1(4 baths, nat­ 548-611^______prior accounts with said estate and comer lot, no bsisement. Will mta Court directs that notice of toe BILLIN(3SLEY, Ala. (AP) — having a government connection side the Soutb Carolina State LAND busy cKeenttve or prefeo- oMn n e Btaaeft St. heat, domettic hoC water, elec­ anxious. Carlton W. Etutchlns, new and comparably priced 8464. ural woodwork, large one-car WYIX.T8 STREET - 910 foot Houses For Rent 65 r OCKLEY>GB-$19,900. S bed­ tone and place oaelgned for aald A 76-year-old tenant farm er liv­ must be open to Negroes and House in Columbia. The court olonal man. Den, office, tric stove amd refrigerator fur­ qusdify for VA. $18,700. T. J. Realtor. 649-6183. homes. An 8 room, 2 level, up- frontage, 643-7444. MANCHESTER—6 room Sp51t garage, on a lovely treed lot, room ranch, fireitece, garage, hearing be given to all persons ing on land owned by Mrs. Lyn­ whites without discrimination. said tbe ccmvlctions infringed breeneway, throo-eiw ga­ ROOM TO RENT, centiaBy k>- nished. Ceramic tile bath. En­ (Srockett, 648-1577. to-the minute raised ranch.' 3 known to be Interested there­ RANCH. 4 YEARS old, 3 bed­ WEST SIDE ranch, 6 large Level, garage, deep land­ $25,900. Philbrick Agency, combination riorme. Owner, don B. Johnson near here says For instance. Just a year ago tee Negroee’ constitutional WANTED rage. Many other featareo. eatod, young la ^ preferred. tirely redecorated. One block bedrooms, living room with TWO ONE ACRE lota on Man­ in to appear and be beard rooms. 2-car garage, large lot, SPLIT LEVEL, 7 rooms, 3 rooms. 2 bedromns, garage, scaped lot. Utility and rec Realtors, 649-8464. toereon bv publishing a copy he does net know what the rights of free speech, free as­ . Ask for Lm Oharboaean. from bus line and supermar­ fireplace, kitchen with bullt- 548-1470. chester ' Rd. to Glastonbury the court callte for immediate $160. per month. Philbrick baths, fenced Vt acre, walkup aluminum awnings, extras, room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, of this order In some newspaper president’s antipoverty pro­ sembly and freedom to petition 113,600—Berefs a real qnal- ket. Adults onCy. For appoint­ ins, dining L. Large family MANCHESTER—Rockledge. At­ across from golf course, city having a circulation In said Dis­ desegregation of pturks, play­ Agency, 649-8464. attic. South Windsor. $17,800. price reduced. 649-1434. fireplace. Reduced to $18,6(X). CUSTOM DESIGNED contem­ gram is all about but he doubts for redress of grievances. In or around Manchester tty property In every re- ment telephone Manchester room, utility room, den or of­ tractive 8 room ranch priced water. Call 543-5801. trict, at least seven days before toe grounds and other city recrea­ Glenn Roberts Agency, Real­ Wolverton Agency, Realtor, porary built for gracious Mv day of said hearing, and by mail­ it can do much for him. tional faciUttes to Memphis. The Some-observers saw the Co­ speet. Featarea Uke pewqnet Wflarable IniombU 649-7369., SEVEN ROOM Cape Ood, 3 fice. 1>^ baths, 2-zone heat, In low 30’s. Home has many ing on or before May 14. 1964. by tors. 644-1521, 644-1387. SPACIOUS 6 room old^r Co­ 649-2813. faig, sunken Uving room, for­ L A K E LOT, beautiful trees, " I ’m not going to be here city had pleaded to vain for use lumbia decision sa opening the Location Suitable for | flooring, oompleitriy auto- bedrooms, 2 baths, garage, lonial, modern kitchen, IH garage, $25,900. Wolverton features to delight and sur­ certifled mall a copy of this oi^ mal dining room, planned for bathing, boating and fishing. der to The (Sonnectlciif Bank and much longer anyway," said the of a program of gradual deseg­ flood gates for numerous street matlo Wcattogbome kltrii- large yard, nice nei^bortiood. baths, 3 bedrooms, 2-car ga­ Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. prise you. (toll owner 875-8960. Building H(Hne and Of­ OPEN nine spacious rooms, 8 baths, Woodfttote, Conn., $460. 645- Trust Oompsujy. guardian, c/o Jtdm Negro farmer, Charlie Cutler. regation. Eariier, Atlanta was demonstrations to various states en, 3(4 batho, separote Available June 16, $140. R ef­ rage, aluminum combinations. D. Labile. Attorney, 543 Main St.. MANCHESTER — Off Silver 6 RANCH, carport, clean two huge fireplaces, racrea- 6446 after 5 pjn. He agreed his unpatoted, four- told to allow Negroes to use its to recent months. faumdry foriUties, themost *Summflr S «t" erencee. 643-6463. 100x140 wooded lot. $17,900. ROOM Hanriieater. Conn.; Elaine May fice For Doctor. Lane bus line. 6 rocrni older SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. and neat. (4 acre yird. Bus 2 „tion room, bar, patio. Priced to England Halek. 499 Lydall St.. room house was not the White public golf course and Balti­ Apparently out of patience tasteful famfly roons (with Philbrick Agency, 649-8404. C O M PLE TE LY furnished house home, 100x160 lot, garage, $ houses away. South Windsor. 40’s. Cidl owner, 645-821, 648- Moncheoter. Oinn.. guardian ad House; he said he had always more was directed to allow both over arrests of Negroes under second flreplaoe) w e ^ ever ACCENT ON Boeton H ill Road, Andover 5869. Ittem for said minor, Uved in similar homes and was nesu: Manchester (Tenter, lees •w PKTTURESQUB setting—7 room bedrooms, ceramic bath, oil $15,400. Glenn Roberts Agency, Legal Notices cc: (Jonnecdcut Bank A Trust Oo.. races to use public parks and local laws affecting transporta­ seen. lovely outdoor patio than $100 per month pays for heat, excellent condition, per­ Realtors, 644-1621, 644-1337. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. used to it. pools. tion, the high court had thla to to a gorgaons setting of, brick ranch, fam ily room, IH Directions; From Manches­ HANDYMAN’S DREAM — AAA bfancliMter. Some addlttoMl | heat and aC utilities. Vety fect for young family, $14,900. CJounty of Hartford ss. Kaaoiiee- "M rs. Johnson’s treated me In a case from Wilmington, say: shade ate son are o ^ a baths, double garage, wooded ter on Route 6 to blinker subutban village location, 1(4 ter May 7. 19M. acreage deotraUe. good deal for one person or Wolverton Agency, Realtor, fine,” he said. "She writes to us Del., tee court ordered Negroes "Wo have settled beyond pdrtlal lis t Honestly, you’ve VALUE lot, Manchester. Carlton W. light In Andover, right on acres, excellent buy. 5 room lUcen by vlrtua hereof an I couple. Phone 649-9024 eve­ 649-2818. and sends us old clothes. admitted to a privately operat­ question that no state may re­ 'got to let as take yoa thru Hutchins, Realtor. 049-5132. Herbron Road, third street house, needs repairs. Carlton ecutlon to me dlreetad a nings. stfiiad by Blvera K. Brasitls Aa- "She told us we could stay ed restaurant to a state-owned quire rarial segregation of Inter­ this property. No *‘drtvo-by" on the right onto Boston PUBLIC AUCTION W. Hutehtos. Realtor, 5494»S3 sistaiit (hark of Uie Uth m nwt WRITE ROX C $13.500— 6-room home on bus $14,900—A ir conditioning, dlah- MAl^CHESTER—6 bedroom lux­ Church of Christ here as long as we wanted.” building devoted largely to car state or intrastate transportar win mlllee. Can now for an lin e,' good condition, shaded ury ranch on secluded acre Road, first home on left. Onirt Manobeaur and will ba aold washer, fireplace, large kitch­ SATURDAY, JUNE S4h at Public Vendna to the Mshest Billingsley Is about 30 mile.s parking. Authority o f Colorado’s tion facilities. The question is appotatment tomowow. FX>R RENT—5 room eottage In yard. en, roomy $ bedroom ranch, lot, 3 baths, fuE basement, STEPHEN STREET bidder at 605 Bast Ceotar Smet, northwest of Montgomery, the < / o H M L D Exceptionally fine small 12 NOON To Open Sunday antidiscrimination commission I no longer open; it is foreclosed Bolton, (Tall 649-6438. 106x250 lot Don’t wait Carlton Vln Boggini. B«1 Air Real Es­ Maaobaatar, Ootm. 14 days from Alabama capital. farm. Bam with split rail Chapel Street, Maachestea today whicn will be May U. 19M to order JiibteetB hat a Negro ^ as a litigable issue." LISTED THIS WEEK $14,300— 6-room Colonial, quiet W. Hutchlru. Raaltor. 049-01S2. tate. 643-9332. BoUd brick ranch . . . Own­ The Ctotlers are among tenant e a s t HARTFORD — 5 ^ room paddock, 4 acres cleared at' 10:00 o'clock la the forenoon residential neighborho<^, ex­ By order o f the United StatcN er tranafernd. Immediate B.D.T. to aatlaty aald axsoutlaa The Church o f C3iriat w ill o f­ farmers who came Into promi­ frnmacalate OolontoL 1(4' ranch, 119 Risley Street, off cellent condition. FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, MANCHESTER — Two family land with brook, 7-room possesriop available on this ■ r District Court, District o f (tonn., and by taea. Ibereon. the fol- ficially open Its new building at nence when two RepubUcan cem- baths, fireplace, open Stair­ Sisson, $136 with lease. Sat­ paneled family room, kitchen duplex, 6-6, 2-stg;i garage, ex­ gambrel roof home In fine lowlns deecrlbed imperty: the undersigned Special Master Bix-Rxnn ranch, three bed­ the corner o f Lydall and Vernon gressmen chaUenged Johnson to way, walkout cellar, almn- urday or Sunday, tel. Spring- $14,600— 6-room Cape, fireplace, with _ built-ins, formal dining tra large lot, Wells St., one condition. Price 322,500. One Three door Refrisarator and appointed by said court will rooma. Numerous extras, compressor. Ons foldlns table. One Sta. Simday. A dedication serv­ "put your own houses ta order” tmun storms, screens, doors. field 786-7640. rec room, garage. Must be room, living room with fire­ block from Main. Frank Mott, Appointment at other times, Uke bookcases, alr-oondi- AMID SHADE TREES and Mountain Laurel sell at public auction on the paper roll and cutter. One 34x50 ice wQl be held from 3 to 3:30 before attacking poverty on a Nicely shrubbed lot Owner sold. place. IH teths, attached ga­ 643-6668. call Mrs Shorts, 643-8886, tlontr, earpsting. One car work table. One two door cabinet MANCHESTER—F*lv# room sin­ promises the following de­ Two 31x50 •srork tables. One elec­ p.m., with a oome-and-go Open national scale. has sold homes before, rage, $32,900. Philbrick Agen­ or Doris McLallen, 639-5770. garage, nice level lot. We gle home, 2 large b^room s. $14,900— 6-room older home, ASSUMBALE MORTGAGE—If scribed real estate with a fac-l tric . SUex. One can opener. One Houae from 3:30 to 5. The pub­ Mrs. (3uUer chatted with doesn’t want the n s a a 1 cy. 649-8464. ' oonslder ibts an excellent fireplace, one car 'garage, new siding and roof, garage, you have $2,000. or so and can tory building thereon: ' sas oven. One electric mixer and lic la tovtted to both events. newsmen who visited the form "Shakedown Cruise.” Priced J. WATSON BEACH A CO. buy at only $21,900. T. J. acc. Ona ; metal duct One vacuum quiet location, $140. iponthiy. 100 x 150 lot. pay $129. per month, ask us elaaaer. One cash restater. One Sunday at 6 p.m. and Mon­ to find out about It. She said to seU now at $18JM0. Lea.se required. R. D. Mur­ about th e . terrific ranch we 31 Central Row, Hartford All that certain piece or Crockett Realtor, 648-1577. counter. One rafriserared display day, Tuesday and Wednesday at she was not fam iliar with the 14,900—l x room (tope on dock. 643-2592, 643-5472. $14,900—5 V4-room Ranch, ga­ have Just over the South Wind­ parcel o f land with the buildings ease. One flass dismy case. One 7;M pjn. a special series of Johnson antipoverty program WISHFUL THINKING , 522-2114 COVENTRY — $T.900. Large glass display case. One bread dis­ basHne. East Hartford side rage, aluminum windows, like sor town line in Bast l ^ d - Md all other Improvements servlcee will be conducted, de- but agreed with neighboring private lot, 4-room ranch, flre- play oaae. One 7V>ledo Beale. Wall of Manchester. Garage, fln- 4H RCK>M RAN(TH. Unfur­ new. sor. Vacant. T. J. Crockett. COVENTRY — $7,90b. Neat and thereoi^ located to the Town of elicne Pota and Pans etc. signed to Introduce the Church | tenants that "if he’s to charge tahed rer room, nioely Like a house near Mlnne- plam, oU hot water heat, fuU nished. 2-car garage. Fire­ Realtor. 148-1677. ‘ clean economy 4 room ranch Manchtoter, County of Hartford, Dated at Mancbfater thta 7th o f (Thrlst to the community. I t of it, it's sure gonna be a fine chaug Golf Course ? De­ iMUMmmt, enclosed porch, high dav at May 19M. shaded private rear yard. place. Adults. (3ood location. $10,400— 3 bedroom Ranch, ga- type bmne, 11x12 living room State o* Connecticut and bound­ will also help members of the thtog." lightfully situated on a 300 location, lake privileges, easily Clarence B. Foley Inunediate occiinaaey. Four | Stove, refrigerator,. June. 648- n g e . rec room, large shaded MANCHESTER—Assume • mort­ with stone fireplace and cherry ed and described as follows ; Deputy Sheriff. ' The presence of visitors gave f^ t lot, 8 bedrooms, panel­ financed. Lawrence F. Fiano church to become better ac­ bedrooma possible. 2550. lot. Must be sold. gage and take over parents p a n eled wall, remodeled her a chance to solicit money ed fireplaceed living room, ' R ealtor, 648-2788. Clharles UqVOB PBBMIT quainted with people in the 819,000— Two-fam ily on up­ of $106 per month tor this Im­ 11x12 kitchen, 3 bedrooms, Cjmunracl^ as a merestone tor her church and newsmen EIGHT ROOMS. 3 baths. Fire­ $16,900— 7-room Colonial, 4 bed­ NOnOB or AFFUCATTON community. Eugene Brewer, per part of Summit Street. rec room, garage. Call to­ maculate 6 room Cape, 3 or $ patio, picket fenced yard, tool ,on the N o ^ e r ly side o f Chapel NicholsoB, 743-8864. Tltta ta to give notm . toiu I, donated. place. Swimming pool. Large rooms, better than new con­ day to inspect this delight­ minister, will be the speaker. Separate heating syotems. bedrooms, does to bus line, shed, quick occupancy, lake Street, which point is 254.8 feet REED F. BBADUBU. of Jt CT«r- Lida *106, a sharecropper on V lawn, parking area. Garage. dition. ful house. Don’t miss this $16,300. Wolverton Agency, TEN M1NUTB8 from Man- moat Stitet. Hertford, teve filed Martin Gay will direct congre­ Can for detaUa. privileges. Lawrence F. Fiano, from a merestone situated at the Johnson land, was hesitant Semi-furniriied. Adults. 648- one at $17,900. R;ealtor. 649-2818. teeatar, large 8 bedroom an aprileotlon doted AprO 15, 1954. gational singing at each serv­ 18.900 — GambolottI - bnltt | Realtor, 043-2766. (diaries Nich­ the Nbrthwesterly comer of wKb toe Liquor Oontroi townmlB- to criticize the First Lady but ONE s m 3580. $18,800 — Garrison Colonial, rante, flreplace, garage, alu­ ice. The sermons will set forth Colonial. Sewn rooms, 1(4 olson, 742-0364. Mato and (togpel Streeta; thence ekm (or a reetaurant permit for said "It would be nice If we Manchester Green, 3 bed­ MANCHBSTBB-West Side two minum atorms, fiul basement, toe Bale of alcoholic liquor on the the more significant aspects of batiiH. Mg lot Tsppan Westerly alohg the Northerly could have the roof fixed.” (M 4 ) RO CKVILLE—5 room ranch, 3 rooms, fireplace, IV i baths, family, 6-5, 'o o bus line, sep- 160x800 wooded lot, transferred premtaeg ot 840 Main Street. Man­ the teachings ,and practices of bnllMns. colonial Mrch ree WARREN E. HOWLAND NEARLY NEW ranch-6 large line of Chapel Street. 433 feet, cheeter. Oonn. bedrooms, completeT,y renovat­ fine condition. arote utilities, deep lot, 2-car owner selling below cost, $14,- the Church of>ChTlst When a newsman told Cutler room, Maatered waUs. kitch­ ed, large, high altitude lot! no rooms, basement, combina­ ■ meroetone The buBlneee ta owned by REED'S that local Isw officers believed garage, fully rented, good in­ 600. Gerard Agency, Realtors, on, (»M P A V T , me., a (Tonnectl- en In knottv nine. Alumi­ ohjeefions to well mannered Executive type 8-room •Ranch, 350 Mato St., Mancheeter tions. Belling for $16,900 with and land of the\ N.Y., N.H. * H. 5856-H come. $19,900. Wolverton Agen­ ■484MW, 944-126. cut corporation of toe name ad- num storma. arreeno. doors. 8118 children, available May 38, features tqo niimeroii.'» to 643-1108 $13,600 assumable mortgage, Railroad Co.; thimee by Interior dreoe oe Reed F. fleaulleu above, cy, Realtor, 649-3811. paymenU $120 a month, T. J. QnaUtv of the highest order. $126. 649-7319. ' mention. n y B BEDROOMS, Members of MLS ------^ ------angle of 64* 01’, 85.44 feet to and will be oonduotad by RBBD F. I M M O n C f t Y ROOM Ranch, exoeUent THE VERT BEST A popular fashion for now rec room, prime residential Oockett. Realtor, 64S-1677. a merestone; then<;e by interior fix BBAHLIIIu . of toe same oddreoi » — l angle of 126* 59’ Along a line eotettlaii, S bedrooms, osnmlc A piupeity in a 'tolrinrq through the summer—a pretty area. ' Blltogton $18,900 — A T T R A C n V E bed­ k BED F. nOATraJiBIT, Resort Property 3 parallel to the Northeriy line I s bath,' formal dintog room, Dated Arrfl 3ft 1M4. book" setting with aleavelaM dress, full skirted and A lovely set tor a Mvely miss! BEAUTIFUL paneled heated room ranch, fireiriace, alumin­ of Chapel Street, 351.96 fM t to ftassboaril beat, aluminum space a t a mutaion. SriUng j . M tad, plus a brief Jacket with Trim the cute pinafore and For Rent . 67 family room oft Uteban, 3 bed­ SAVE'1’8 um storms, enclosed carport, 41 VHteiNIA ROAD Call for particulars on these or a merestone; thence by Interior mmUasIloas ate awnings, firs -L- ta tee fifties. Shown by | a double-breasted effect. matching oun-sult with a cun­ any other of our fine lisUnga room ranoh, aluminum storms, basement, large lot, nice view, dstMtIoa sgrstam, carport, en­ ATAfkltmtOF pripr nppolniment caty. No. 8118 with Patt-O-Rama G ARDNER LAKE, Conn. Mod­ cellar, 163x346 lot, only $18,- angle of 120*, 42.71 feet to a et Men<*eetor. withta liSd ning kitten in easy end>ro(dery! See us for a true valug on (torlton W. Hutchins, Realtor. closed rear yard, lot UQxlTS, Dtotrict of Manchester, on the 19Hi Is hi vises 10, 13, 14. 16, 18, 20. em housekeeping. Lakafrant. 600. Carlton W. Hutchins, 545- merestone; thence Southerty by Pattern No. 58M-H hoe tts- Boating, swimming, ftshiwn in. this rural ranch featuring 649-5183. 18,500. nuibrick Agency, 649- day of May. 1954. -5 Rootn Ranch w^Hi HnWiofl Roc Room | Bust 81 to 40. Size 12. 32 bust, qi82. Interior^angle of IJH)*. 183 feet ^ e r t i t Hon. John Ji Wallett. aue—sizes 3, 3, 4 incluiive; hot- apect weekends. Gifts, bro­ 8 bedrooms, partial reo S4S4 * THE drees 4H yards o f 35-inch; MANCHESTER CENT E R — to the point o * beftontog. Judze iron transfer; fuU directions. chures. Arrowhead Grove Cot­ WILLIAMS RD. In BoCtoti—Ac­ room, carport. Just across Priced to sell, buttness zoned Eetat^of npeeie Voriey, late of HroplacM in Uvin9 Room and Roc Room 1 |WILLIAM*'.R«LnORE| bolero, 1% yards; % yard con- Wesley R. Smith Vernon line. Our price, only KftNCHBSnDR-duplex 3 fam­ Moncherier la sold DIetriot. de- 1 i To order, send 35c in ooina tages. CMchester 4M. Connec­ tion wanteq on this 7. room rooming house grossing M,- o f no less eeoeedi to u t. ticut. 242-9278. $14,900. ■ ily, $ rooms sate rids. Bep- llARVIS REALTY AND INSURANUE AGENCY T o otdsr, scsid 50e in coins to:— Anne O obot, The Man- split. Lot is about an acre . . , m annually. PosslbiUties of (15 oooT‘ ''it PoH»rs M IMHta ^eerier. « Throe bedrooma, kitchen with lots of..„sabineta. Ceramic tile bath, atsirway to ($5,000) to the form o f cash •tttBto heat sentrsl looetion. re, ^ iw a , Gtta., as- tot—flus Bumstt, The Man- cheater Bhsenli^ Herald, 1160 home is cbolcs. Attitof -lass addlifg on at least two offices, I WATERFRONT oottags on Agency than coat at 138,600. T. J. ftttie. IH d kumtotioiL eooUng fan, plastered wate. Hotirater oil heat with oast ' abastar Bm ilog Hscald, lUB A V B . o r AMBBICM lS. n e w COLLI A WAGNER plua 5 parking area. lib e ra l f i ­ 'FUl be re- Mfl- ^ ARENOY ROES MODERN) NOUIAN K HOHENIBAl. Lake CSwmplaln, Vermont, a l (frookatt, R a a ^ , 543-1577. / iron rscisaed ra^tioa. LsjBndty Ihellitias. Garage, ameaiie drive. All eitv ntO- AYE. o r flMEBfCflfl, NEW TOBK, N. T. IMflA oonveniences inehidliw boat. 394 Center fltseet 5W 155T 6Cianal vatao, at $16^ . pioMto, dtotofl rooeli, nleolty land- cntias. V ary derigahfe Ibea- £ ta at week, la the pfaaae call w at 648-411S. OCCUPANCY and Stanton Raalty, Ftona Barhaim Babto. Tar- ' > ride 44f.7«10 U l* flopd kwattoa, «l7,fl». w5roS Afltttifl, KaiMr, aotoMkd lo t Radvead to |18,> M . - 15 5ttA 5 flwa patoMM, 'I Msqdfllfltoiit, M6SUT. ■jtoty Ob. “ - » IV It e A fe - t o t 900. 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V ■ C•- *V.r ''v ■ ■ n iDAT, UAT lib 1M4 Visits P A O B ■ ■ m E N T Y -F O U R 1:45 6 3 0 ^nrir^Bt^r lEo^ttins Heralli % to : p»-m. N. Average Daily Net Pram Ban .or Ouard: a bend Miss Ruth Bradley of Willi- D io Frendi Club of Manchea- Ton the Week IMded w . 'the Meadieeter fflgh 8®****®} H tm am adsr The WentSar A bout Town mantle, a retiiOd aehool teacher, ter will meet tonight at 8 at Town Aides bead under the dlrecUon tA May 9, 1364 will speak on "Andque Olass" Orange Hall. Robert Vater; with cutting ^ Penoaat af U. S. Wmthar SmiMi at the Joint meeting of the the rtbbon by M»yw IfM Hwiehaater KducaUon msiwia NetUeton and Orece The American Production and To Dedicate Mahoney who will theh present 13,974 Inventory Oontrol Society, Hart­ RAVIOLI Partly elendy toniglit, law « to O ub wiH h(4d ite annual meet< 'Groime of Center Congrega­ tha key* to Qdef JUeon. Member of the Audit ford Chapter, will host the first f b m h at 3:15 p.m. Tuehdagr^lit tional Church at -3 p.m. 'Dies- Thai a band aeleetton wUl \m Scores Francis Limerick requests that tiM Untveraity o f Bridgeport pal of Manchester High School, haa been elected preaident of all North Ehtd firemen report at Set Conference will give a keynote dedicatim GENERAL Fogarty irptiiw* U. S. -Copter Pilots Xappa Beta Rlto Fraternity. A the firehouse tomorrow at 3 address. Polifce Question buaineas adminlatratlon major, pjna. in uniforms prior to as­ The 64th’ annual conference In attendance win be ISui- he served aa secretary of bis sembly for the Armed Forces AUCTION hie* - Day Parade which will beg^n at o f the Kings Sons and Daugh­ chester’a G e n e ra l Manager PANMUNJOM. Korea Attacker Suspect, fi-at«nity for the past two ters will be held Monday at the Rkhard Martin; Police Chief (A P )—^North Korean Com­ aemeatsrs and la resident coun- 4 p.m. at South Terminus. NORTH wHI cloM SotirdEy* Central Baptist CTiurch, Hart­ James M. Reardon; town direc­ munists today released two Call Witnesses aelcr of a men’a dormitory. tors; Eighth District Fire CSilef METHODIST The Rockville area Family ford. The first session will open at 12 iiooo . Oreg Francis Limerick; Lt. Col. WU- American helicopter pilots W in at 4 p.m. and the second at 8. CHURCH Oampere Aseoclation will hold llam A. Dickeon, UB. Army, shot down last May, then WEST HARTFORD Its annual camp show tomor­ Mrs. Lillian Dickson o f For­ 300 PARKER ST. mtH mosa will speak on Mustard representing the 169th Military Ctalmikl the U.N. Command (AP)—A 31-year-old man row and Sunday at the Tolland Fmice Battalion. Gbunty Agricultural Center, Seed, Inc., a non-profit Califor­ SoptMBibor 19th had acknowledged the pi­ was being questioned today | Rt. 30, Rockville. It will open nia corporation organized to r Also expected to attend are SIT., MAY I I in connection with a series' Mayor John D. Breiman o f Bast lots committed a__ border ait 10 am . Umiorrow and 1 p.m. suptMwt the faith work carried 10 AJIL violation 'on an espionage of incidents in which wom-j Lodge Group on by this missionary wife She Hartford, M a y o r Led' B. Sunday with displays through Tools, AppUanoes, „u„. - en were molested in their; Is a noted apeaker and several Flaherty, and Mayor Leo A. mission the evening of both days. A Home FUmlahlngs, A books have been written about Carey of Willimantlc. United Natione ComAtand homes by an armed intrud- Seen R e a d y dutch oven cooking demonstra­ The program will follow this Books, Etc. tion will take place at 3 pm. her. The latest one la “ An An­ spokesman confirmed delivery er dressed in irreen work order of events: • Refreshments on of a receipt for the prisoners ad-, olothon Sunday. The pid>lic Is weloonie gel At Her Shoufder,” by Ken­ EXPERT DRY ClEANlND The invocation will be given Premises mltUng they committed espion-' ^ For A llia n c e to attend, and there is no neth L. Wilson. The Readers’ by Rev. John D. Hughes at St. Sponsored By SERVICE age. But he said later, that the Witnesses from West charge for adniisaian. Digest has also written a num­ Mary’s Episcopal Church; rais­ MeOwdlst Men admission ’’is, of course, mean- j Hartford, Meriden and ber of articles about Mrs. ing of the American flag by a D w o. » IHaniden, three of the com- PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) The Maacheator Rod and Dickson, calling her the "llt- Veterans of Foreign War Ool- — New York Gov. Nelson Oun Club will have its spring tlest woman with the biggest Florence, Al^.‘, and Carleton w! where assaults cleanup Sunday at 8 am. at heart.’’ FREE Volts, 27. Frankfort, Mich., the week, were A. Rockefeller swept to an the dubhouae, Daley Rd., Cov­ She has guided the building pilots, were flown to Seoul, [brought to police headquar- upset victory in the Oregon OODT OPi^ATEE entry. Dinner will 1m served at o f 100 stone churches, takes ***** *'**"• *" iters in an attempt to iden- primary that turned the ta­ WASH-Tf-DET OEEAM 1 pm . care of 1,000 lepers and their Gets Music Camp Award MOTH- U MAPUB ST. bles on Henry Cabot Lodge familias and directs many clin­ C.J. Aersas From FInt Watliaml Bass clarinetist Stanley Os-^ They were to rest ovem lghty- ; and set the stage for a pos­ The PoUdi National Alliance, k s throughout the mountains PRoonm in the U.8. Army hospital ' Tl’ ® w as a®!*! * Store Paridag Lot Ofoup 1066, will meet at 3 p.m. trinsky has been presented a haa been a member o f the All- of Formosa and Taiwan (Free fore questioning by intelligence parole violator in an unre- sible California alliance be- OPEN 7 LAVS Bunday at 77 North St. scholarship for the Laurel Mu­ State Band for two years. PAINT A WALLPAPER STORE l«>Lh> Wash ■fflte China). .. ,lated charge. -tween the two Republican sic Camp In Winsted by Ray­ The scholarship is given an­ The pilots, who quickly ______M A . Dry Clean gt.OO Steamers, clam chowder and The Loyal and E>ver Ready nually to a MHS sophomore * FOR PICKTTP AMD presidential hopefuls. » L k o . J» Circles of Ifanchester will at­ mond Beller o f the Music Shop, changed from drab cotton Com- Lodge men, stunned by the 91 cherrystone clams will be served or Juioiqr who is chosen by the Now Loeotod at DELIVERT OAU#— munist uniforms into U.S. Army SnaKetpeare Uay from 7 to 9 tonight at the Elks tend the confeience. Anyone fai- Main St. setback Iii an Oregon race they Free Mothproofing high school's music Instnictors khaki, were not permitted to FAIRFIEL.D (AP)~ More Home. All members and their terested in hearing Mrs. Dick- had expected to win, headed for OstnnsKy, son of Mr. and as their choice of the year’s talk to newsmen. than 3,000 persons were expect- gueata ate welcome to attend. smi speak Is welcmne to attend. . 643-2421 ; Los Angeles to talk over their Mrs. Abraham Ostrlnsky of most outstanding student who In Seoul, the U.N. spokesman ed to observe “Shakespeare ' next move. ---- 182 Bissell S t. Is a Junior at wishes to continue in music. . U.S. Army Col. George O ecl, Day" at Fairfield University The scholarship provides a Rockefeller, the only personal Manchester High School, mem­ 739 NEW MODEL explained the advance receipt today. I campaigner In a six - candidata one-week camp session offering ber of the band, orchesti^ Jan and—its admission of espionage field, left Lodge well behind In WHEE! WATEirS theory, composition and private Rapreaentatives from more club, and has played with the MAIN STREET in a statement. I second place in Oregon's Friday Manchester Civic Orchestra. He lessons. LAUNDRY than 100 universities and col­ "UNC representatives were leges will take part in a special balloting. AND DRY OLEANINO prepared to sign and did aign a HOT-HOTJWD U.S. Capt. Ben W. Stutts (left) and U.S. Capt. convocation to observe the There were reports the Lodge StotE Thootwr receipt which, pursuant to KPA Oaeh and Carry Carleton W. Voltz undergo identification processing 400th anniversary of the birth forces were ready to throw their k — Communist North Korean weight behind Rockefeller in THERE^ LOTI B«iMiRg before their release by North Korean Communists army — demands as a condi- of William Shakespeare. Open SiOO AJg.-8t33 P J l The occasion will also honor California's primary June 2. in Panmunjpn today. (AP Photofax.) Uon for the release of the pilots Paul Grindle, a leader of the 73 SUMMIT STRiaOV included a statement that the the American Shakespeare Fes­ Nowl Far cmly #V4«* • SORRY! CLOSED DUE TO HRE Td. M9-9713 tival 'ITieatre at nearby Strat­ ; campaign for the ambassador, helicopter pilots committed es denied this. ham burgers Iidina Kopfenehmld, Prep. ford-. •' day for fnel. . . hot water . pionage,” the statement aaid. Grindle aaid, however, that for all—all the time! rOonald'S f FOR REFIU OF YOUR PRESCRIPTION "Such an admission is, of 'nie,_.univeralty is awarding the high command of the Lodge Teamsters Ask Hoffa course, meaningless. 'honorary degrees to Dame Ju­ movement would explore the si­ "The two pilots were In uni­ dith Anderson, the actress; tuation in general — and Cali­ 1C you IIto in a typical form and engaged In an aa- Margaret Webster, director of houM, you could easily run CoR our ReckvIH* Store fornia, in parUcular — at tha Repay Legal Expense aigned military mission, apecif- many Shakespeare productions; Los Angeles meeting. out of hot watar several » . 0 Ically that of checking aircraft Joseph Vemer Reed, executive ttaaea a week. Rockefeller and Arizona Sen. took for tho goideo arches... McDonald’s TOLL FREE 649-S0D4 Try Woodland Gardens wf™ *"* >n»rkers south of the producer and chairman of the Mrs. Mary Breuer chalks up the primary outcome on the vote tabulation board Barry Goldwater, who ran third Kow you can have an the 46 WEST CENTER STREET WASHINGTON (AP) — 81x6 He also la apj^U ng an sight- VMZ — demilitarised zone — board of tha American Shakea- m Rockefeller headquarters in Portland, Ore. (AP Photofax.) in Oregon, are alone on the ba l-. hot water you need at ooa 9 ' membera of the Teamsters Un­ year Jury tam patog conviction and, therefore, clearly were not peare Festival Theater apd lot there. No write-in votes will time Cor oi^ 0%c* a day. SILVER LANE EXTENSION ARTHUR DRUG STORE — 942 Main Stroot ion have filed suit demanding In Chattanooga, Tenn. — gll of v h f^ e d in espionage. Academy; G. B. Harrison, not­ be counted In their head - on Think oC It—only »Hc» a Far All Of Your that the union president, James which coats money and kcqps "The record la clear, the facts ed Shak^eare scholar and edi­ clash (or 86 GOP national conve dayl R. Hoffs, and his top command film from supervising tha day- have not changed, and anybody tor; and Elliot Norton, Boston tlon delegates. repay the union money that to-day affalnt of the Teamsters, can read the true situation Tflaema criUc.-,::;^ . Tea, ttianka to llobilheat the facta of the caae." Whatever the Lodge organiza­ Hoffa and other offtclala have which he haa run with an Iron Harrison will deliver Ilia oon^ —and an oil-flred hot wnter Col. Han Joo-kyung, the Oom- tion does in California, Rocke­ used to defend themfleivea In hand. vocation address. N ^ to if will heatar of correct ci^iwelty— PLANTS— Pj^NTS muniat Korean ^aecretary, said feller hoped the Oregon victory criminal trials. | Some union sources have moderate a panel diaouaalon on would thrust him toward anoth­ your family can taka care of questkmed whether Hoffa can aU thalr wadhlng . aaadd at DESSERT-FASHIONSHOW The aix rank-and-file Team- (Sea Page Five) the “changing atylas of pre- er triumph there. one tima aters, in the U.8. Dtst. Court remain In power, In the face tff aenting Shakespeare.’’ Members Rockefeller, cast aa the under­ Sponsored by suit Friday, also asked that the the court actlona, without the“ of the panel include Miss Web­ dog in Oregon, has the aa-me WOMEN’S CLUB OF MANCHESTER Horn aan do tha family CIRCLE BRANCH PLANTS--PLANTS court grant an Injunction forbid-1 “ j?**"* treasury, ster, Miss Anderson, Reed, and role in California. wash, 81s can do^ tha dUhaa OthersOthers' pointDolnt out that HoffaHnfi The Oregon triumph awarded East St. Andover, Conn. • 643-2937 ding further payments of such Douglas S ^ le and Allen at tha same time Junior legal expenses. has weathered some hard LBJ^ A ides Fletcher, resident directors at Rockefeller 18 convention votes. takes his bath, and you en­ Monday, May 18— 8 P,M, REDDING PLANTS — Tho PhiMt — Potwlas. SRopi, ARyitofm BsUmates of the money al­ storma In the past. the festival theater. It was a write-in upset in the joy a abower. Come on kids get mom and Aston, Morigolds, Agorotam, Salvia, Co- ready spent are In the hundreds The six PMadelphia Team­ New Hampshire presidential sters who filed the suit are part A special performanca “Much of thousands of dollars. Plan B oost Ado About Nothing" will be rimary that first propeljed Don’t delay—^lAone ua to- dad to let you go to the londiilo, Vorbona, and many othnn. of the same group who kicked Lodge- absent and undeclared— di^. Find out how easy it is SECOND CONGREGATIONAL It was another in a seriea of presented at the Stratford The­ sharp blows to Hoffa'a position off a fuss In the Teamster high into the battle (or the Republi­ to switch to a Mobilheat- EERANIUMS- EERANIUMS- BERANIUHS command aaveral weeks ago ater in the morning aa port o f can nominaUon. llrad watar heater. as Iwes o f the nation's biggest In V iet Aid er8ons, crashed ’ 3 0 . 0 0 ! . on the floor Just aa well.” mittee, told newsmen: "There Free Cuba, a Cuban exile iroup Into a block of apartment ' ! GOLDEN CHAIN TREE ed all Democratic aenatora td a ^ s been no aignlficant change. 2 PIECES% Sen. John Stennla, D-Mlsa., conference Tuesday morning to In Washington, confirmed the Ending Lodge Effort houses In the 7th city dis­ It la purely a matter of degree. Hiring Battle FRUIT TREES ClwrriM, Pnon; ApplM, Plums 'one of Russell’s lieutenants, said discuss the package of amend­ landings' Friday and said they trict of Neubau, setting the In a separate interview that he It Isn’t a Very optimiatlc pic­ roof of one a|tartmeht house BOTH FOR TORO l-PIECE PINK DO GW O O D In blotsam, 5-6'...... only $6.95 ments worked out with Republi­ ture.*', I were carried out ae the attack will boycott the meeting | and on a sugar mill In Port Pllon NEW YORK (AP) - Balking PORTLAND. Ore. (AP)—Gov.-'-and holding New York's 92 votes on fire. Tho other plane can Laader Everett M. Dirksen After the meeting White BOXSPRINe WHITE DO GW O O D in Mossam, 5 -6 '...... 4.95 that othera are expected td fed- diverted the attention of (Jubon at an agreement announced by Nelson A. Rockefeller's stunning for the nomination. crashed Into the empty court­ COMBINATION: low suit 71 Mayor Robert F. Wagner and You must eee there to appreoUte OMee well-ehnped epedmen treea that would (I Pag* Twa) armed forces. Oregon primary victory appears By the shefer weight of inten­ yard of a’ building about a (8ee Page live) AFL-CIO President George mile away. . $C0.95 o Power Handle 31” Self add hennty to your hobto ______• The committee said the land­ sive personal campaigning while ing woa an InfiltrmUon move, Meany, a Negro and three Puer to have knocked Henry Cabot hts rivals operated by remote PropeUed RoUry ..389.95 part of a long-range plan to bol- to Rican plumbers said today Lodge out'of the running and control, Rockefeller confounded LAVA FIJIW SWELLS MATTRESS they won't take union teats for put a new complexion on the CATANIA, Sicily (AP) — A o Power Handle.tl’’ Self Pro­ See Us For: .ROSE BUSHES FERTILIZERS ater internal guerrilla forces. the pollsters and the politicians, A Spanish language broad­ membership. They called such GOP presidential nomination winning with about 33 per cent stream of glowing hot lava pelled Snow Howid 3114.95' Blueberries tests illegal. .> Chnmmts (Pneknged and Potted) AU 800TT8 Producto Newsman Catches Breath, caster In Miami said there were contest. of the vote. moving down the southern ^OTHHt FINE RBIOING SPECIALS INCLUDING— The hiring disp.ute lias stalled o Power Handle ...... 934.95 Hubbard HaU Prodoeto landings on both the north and By topping Lodge and four He thus established for the slope of Mt. Etna increased Gooseberries , Evergreens ■outh coaata of Cuba. plumbing work on a $25-mlllion first time his ability to over­ In volume and s|ieed today Dupont Prodoeto other opponents in a contest fof Grapevines t Roa sent a note to .U,N,. Sec­ city market project In the Bronx Oregon's 18 convenUon votes, come the reputed political han­ os a crack In the volcano’s Hotel-Motel b y 8esly Mattress and Maple Twin Bed Outfit by Slumber- REGULAR $289.85 Flowering Shrubs for two weeks. Chipman Red Rhubarb L D m ...... ;..6 0 Iba BO* retary-General U-Tluint* warn­ D— i j T u . . , . I Rockefeller boosted his hopes of dicap. of his divorce* and mar­ central crater steadily wid­ land with Box Spring E A SPECIAL Praises^tagecoach Ride ing that peace might be endan­ riage' to a divorced mother of ened. In the path of the lava 2 v ^ t 6 9 . 7 6 and Mattress. / T e D U gered by Wednesday’! sugar Laborstar Secretarylecreta^y“ W...... wnur^ t «« d®’*3®tes four children. This no longer stream Is the village of Bloa- Dahlias, Tuberose Beg«Hiia& Cannas, Flower mill raid and by an arms cache Wirtz to look into the situation. could be regarded as an almost cavUla. The population re- * By OORDOhr* HANSON ^Id-tlm era who had no trona-eing . horaes’ tails i^l day long. found earlier off-, the Cuban . A sp<;)keaman for the four non­ insurmountable hurlde^ in his inained calm however, and and Vegetable Seed, Peat Moss, Pots, Red­ Ranld City, 8J>. Journal portatlon other then aprlngleas “ ' Casualties High LUluC, Wyo. (AP) — Every­ Balhg bettered to a frasale— coast. \ union plumbers challenged the quest (or the nomination. - the Catania Institute of Vn|. ^ 2 5 9 wood Tnbei, Windowboxes, Insectlddee, stuea end atlff-necked'atM^. mile after mile—by that saddle The note said tha sugar mill legality -o f using the union's canology said there was no body should take m stogecoa^ maintain the cellouaed The' Oregon victory will be Sssly *VoDywood*’ Bsd. OntfiL In- Trowels, Coltivatore, Spading Forks, Turf trip—once. i la another story. attack was by a pirate ship Journeyman's examinaUons aa In Laos Attacks certain to intensify the kooke- immediate danger from Um Deluxe RoU-Away Aluminum Cot poatarlora ao necasaory to with­ When the trip first started, "euch aa the (3IA operates from a qualifying test for job hiring. Invo. ehidss: Box S|»iBg, Mattress, Caster TWs writer IU in the midst ot stand the Impoot of eeat on sad­ feller efforts in the Juno ^ Cali­ with 4” Foam Mattress S ^ A E A moWsgrass.« Edgera, Rakes, Spreaders, Shovels, etc. ., e 460-ihlla trm from Denver to my horae trotted almost all day bases In Florida, Puerto Rico He said that would force' the MUONG CHA, Laos (AP) — fornia primary, where he faces dle, they probably aUd down old long. One of the men asked me and Headboard marLOW Oeodwood., 8.D., with a c and Central America.’’ employer to operate a closed Refugee Meo tribesmen who Sen. Barry Goldwater, of Ari- UEFENDk GUARD « 6 9 . S 0 cool chutes on their deye off. how I liked the saddle, and I "Using these Illegal flights o f shop, outlawed by the Taft-Hart- OAMfUUDOE, Md. (A P )~ . IfkoiiK snow, of 10^000 sliver dollars. Now I know why cowimya ol- fled from Communist attacks In sona in a head-on clash. The , ^ The Journey is In obaervonco told him I hadn’t been In It long U2 planes over the national ley Act. pollsters have given Goldwater A freah oomptameat ef 469 wmya stand up at tha bar whan enough to find out ef SouOi Dekota’a 78th anniver- territory of Cuba, the CIA obtai He said the four should be the remote northeast com er of the edge in California. But they National Guaril troope ar­ Have You A PIqnfing Prob- having a shot of redeye; they’ve After 200 m llef on the trail, information about our military permitted to work with union Laos have told [of severe casual- Cherge It with TbroiPpmf Handte* ■ary of. statehood. \ loat the feel of thfitga. ■Hiey gave it to Lodge in Oregon. rives In this racial trouble It’a beginning to look like I nev­ inatallations for the organization lumbers for SO. days and then tloe—possibly l',000 dead among IM.S0 Blm,BeU “P«rfMt.Gomrort” Mat. "SometimeB I ride “ anotguo" could unknowingly elide off a In New .York, Rockefeller's spot today to relhwe men woe er wUl have a good raloUonahlp and carrying out of these ven- Se admitted- to the union If they civilians alone. SAMPLE trssB or Box Spring (twin "UNI-CARD" do« boh jobs lem? Then Let Us Help You! en the coach. Moot o f the time ■tool, drop I thTM feet to the position'' seemed likely to be have been here etnoe Me»> X bounce from one end of tlie with that atddle, which la bor- dalletic attacka," tha note ocn- ore qualified. He also said the If the reports prove, anywhere day. The .change-over coma Mi s onIy)..SALE ^ # e i floor, and never reoltae the Jolt strengthened. He had been SE^N JT ! . ■addle to the other While atop rowoji. But I’m beginning to Unued. < ftnu' were willing to take an near accurate, Die losses could as Uev. J. MUtard Tewni woe ptayeloal, not Internal. form eomo o|dnlona about the threatened with a revolt in the m homeeiok b < ^ , and lota o< The State, Depaitmenl. in etaj^oyer's examination. be the highest In Laoe ’ civil ptate's 92-vote delegatlbh if ‘he •^ertlmied his oonfldenoe hi for swnmsr To take e .wrttar-vdio’a ao horae. * war. _ • . , 1 timee I*Juat get dovm and walk. out of shape he puffii while Woahington, eonttaued ta d«iw When the four plumbers, had loat In Oregon~ (on after hehaving the Guard and lU oMieeew IMEUFIST • M^TiaUIS! ^ ______wintsr, H at- If my bouhcee had boau Thm there is the food. U.S. involvement , by a plumbing contractor Telegrams from town and FBBF MAIN ST. ANDWTOTBLL FAKKINO! A Charge It with M A R L O W V ! ^ ■hanwootat-4«iid put him on a C qAliig along the trail cornea A U(8. old oflcial helping trailed in New Hampshire. taohee to a 9 1 ' Snow ■troightened out, Pd bo iq Dead- 34: