Pbtpr Stiptiittg Brmui Pope Asks Congolese to End All Bloodshed
PAGE TWENTY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1965 iianrlfrati^r lEv^nfng li^ralb Average Daily Net PPess Run The Weathnr For the Week Ended FoTMaat •< V. ■. W m O ktr The VFW Auxiliary will oorrsaponding period last y w , February 20, 1966 About Town sponsor a card party tomorrow Bills Legislators Submitted Jobless Oaims statec^ e claims totaled 41,401. FREE Partly steady, wiady, aaM 9a. at 8 p.m. at the post home. The Bridgeport office ranked alght, law 1M6; uanay, bmuRf first laat week among ^ 1 4 ,1 2 6 mtri|PBtPr StiPtiittg BrmUi Drop for Town DELIVERY M ill M 98a. Th« c u t of "Little Pawnee The Manchester Y ^ C A will Explained to Town Party State’s 30 offices with 4,640 Member of the Audit Brother," a * o w preaented by sponsor a duplicate bridge claims, followed by Hartford Bureau of Circulation Maneheater— A City of Village ChUtrm the C3illdrtn’* Winy of the Lit game tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. in Unemployihwt bompertsaUoti with 4,367, New Haven with ARTHUR DRUB tle Theatre of Mancheater. will the basement rooms of y>e for Manchester’s State Repre Require speedy construction claims fUed in Manchester last 8,966, and Waterbury with 8,- rahearae acta one and three to mer technical school at 39 sentative Steve Cavagnaro said of Rt. 6 through the town and week dropped two and one half 088. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1965 (OlaMifled AdvartUlat ea P ^ 16) PRICE SEVEN CENT* morrow from 7 to 9 p.m. in the School St The public is Invited. last night that he may offer an to provide funds for the project. per cent below those filed dur Manchester remained in the VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 125 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) baaement rooms at 39 School amendment to pending bllle on Give municipalities the option ing the previous week, and were 14th spot St. Thla rehearsal does not in The Guard Club of the Wom tax aid to the elderly, which n irow ’Em of covering either their ^ llc e - the reverse of thoee reported Away clude danoers. an’s Beneflt A.s.sociatton will would freeze property tax rates men or firemen under the sur And Not a Spla$h DON'T meet tomonow at 8 p.m. at the for persons 65 and over at the for the entire state, which rose vivors’ benefit act, rather than StUI plenty of wear left tai Mrs. David Warren of 30 home of M rs. Agnes Morgan, existing rate oij the date of by the same percentage. 42 Madison St. their 65th birthdays. requiring both to be covered, WARIWUOK, • England — New your shoee when you have Jean Rd. was Uat night elected nnd to provide procedure for A total o t 1,074 persons filed hydraulic equipment designed Cavagnaro and Atty. Paul them rebuUt In a professional ehaliman of the publicity com 'vlthdrawal by a municipality claims locally for the week end for home or hospital bathrooms Pope Asks Congolese The board of directors of Groobert, Manchester’s other mittee of Center Congregation "rom the plan. ing Feb. 30, a decrease of 37 will pick a patient up in a ■hoe repair shop. A IL al Church at a meeting at the Manchester WATES will m eet! representative, have submitted tonight at 8 at the home of three bills to the legislature, Increase the 'fee for a mar from the totals fpr the week wheelchair's detachable seat WORK OUABANTBKDI church. Other members of the ending Feb. IS. Mrs. Rocco Francoline, 16 Du offering tax relief of up to 3125 riage license from $2 to 35. and lower him into the bathtub committee are Mrs. David Provide for increases in the Rinea, Arnold Aronson. Miss val S t per year for the 65 and ovet The Rockville area accounted —all In 46 seconds. age group. salaries of state officials, in for 281 of the total, with the Mildred Freeman and Mrs. W. SAM YULYES Sneaking before the Man- cluding a raise from the present remaining 708 claims from Man POPE’S BROTHERS OLDER F. Conant. che.ster Democratic Town Com "•15,000 to a possible 330,000 chester, Vernon and Bolton. ROME — Pope Paul VI has To End All Bloodshed Same Side As Watkins Hospital Notes mittee last night, Cavagnaro for the governor. Claims filed throughout the two brothers: Lodovtco, a year Adonlram Council, Royal and explained that his amendment Exempt from the sales .tax state last week rose by 791 to older, and Francesco, five 28 OAK STREET ■elect Muters, will meet to Visiting hours are t to 8 p.m. Mardi Gras MC would be offered as an addi a total of 34,734. During the all medicines, whether sold by yeas older. ,-^leae converts to Roman Oatholi-f> In his appeal against disorder,«>oompleted the week o< c e i » morrow at 8 p.m. at the Masonic in all areas excepting matem- R ilThe bill dependence by avoiding another, and above all the right ed to act as godfathers, or spon one time per patient. Wednesday at the church. Park He said that .such a bill, generation that it fails to re Council of Calvary Church will was introduced just prior to a Turn toe Good Taste bloodshed. member that the direct killing to life." sors, (or the Ck>ngole.se converts. resent the program for the St. backed by the State Grange similar one introduced by State The converts arrived by plans Patients Today: 252 and by moat of the state’s la He spoke at a memorial serv of an innocent per.son is a crime The European television net 8unday Evening Service at 7 'The ho.st of WINF’a early Sen. Franklin Welles of Talcott' ice for Roman Catholic mission work broadcast the service and Thursday from Leopoldville U» ADMI’TTED TESTER- morning Rus.s Wheeler Show is bor unions, "is the only method that offends God, one’s neighbor p.m. Mrs. Lyle Chadwick, coun ville, which calls for a branch aries killed in the Ck>ngo and and .society?” Vatican radio said in a com be baptized and to receive their cil president, will lead the serv DAY; Wayne Albuir. 23 Deer a graduate of'Emerson College by which all state residents Serve Pinehurst Winter Wonder would be taxed fairly, accord in Vernon. elsewhere in, recent years. Although the memorial serv mentary that those killed in the first communion from the ruler ice. Miss Nancy Long will speak. field Dr.; Mrs. Patricia Aldrich. and wa.s a-ssocialed with radio Create the judicial district of of the Roman Catholic (Jhurch. Bolton Rd., Vernon; William ing to Income and ability to "Do not soil your hands with ice was for missionaries slain in Congo were "apostles of a mes The other members of the group station.s in Portland, Slaine, Manchester, composed of the sage of love and peace, caught The cardinals were guests Anderson, 21 Bolton Rd., Ver Boston and Hartford before pay" crimes that will remain in cen many parts of the world, there will participate in the muslo^ He said that it w.os the only Town of Manchester and the turies to come as a stain on Af wa.s particular stress on the innocently In a storm of passion Thursday night at receptions program. The public is welcome. non; Robert Barton, 145 Tanner coming to Manchester in Oc County of Tolland, and to con Lamb and Other Choice Meats and hatred. They fell in silence and dinners in their honor S t; Mrs. Rase Brough, 20 Oak tober 1963. He and his wife, way to stop the spiraling prop rica’s history,’ ’ he said during Congo. The Vatican has said 130 tain a Superior Court and a priests, brothers and nuns have and more or less in the midst of around Rome. Lawrence Cardi St., Rockville; Mrs. Joan Sandra, and their children, Lori erty tax rate, and that it would the service in the pontifical Court of Common Pleqs. been killed in the former Bel indifference by the people. The nal Shehan of Baltimore, tha D’Amour, 321 Andover Lake and Christopher, live In Man ease the burden of the elderly ba.silicia of St. Paul outside the and of other persons with fixed Require that applicants io r walls. The service included bap- gian territory since It gained Church cannot forget them.’’ KNITTING YARN Rd., Andover; David Dlubac, 40 chester. 'The memorial service all but (8«s Page Eleven) Oakwood Rd.; Mrs. Elizabeth incomes. drivers’ licenses be over 18, or tt.sm by the Pop>e of 12 C^ngo- Independence In 1960. SAMPLES OFFERED Klein, 144 Deepwood Dr.; Mary Groobert and Cavagnaro. in high school graduates over 16. Moriarty, 38 Heidi Dr., Rock dover; Miss Kathleen Young, 9 explaining some of the more Create a new and lesser of FREE AT MILL Oak PI. ROCKVILLE, Conn.; As a ville; Mrs. Dorothy Ouillette, than 35 bills which they have fense of exceeding the posted BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A means o f introducing their new 244 Wooclland St.; Mrs. Eliza introduced in the 1965 State speed limit, as dlstinguised from 5 - Part Series Cong Forces Bolstered beth Steele, 28 Heidi Dr., Rock daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Legislature, placed their region the offense of speeding. Con Events hand knitting yams to the pub Olson, Snip>sic St.. Rockville (in ville; Mrs. Jennie Stigberg, al community college proposal viction for speeding now car lic. Roosevelt Mills offers, ab- correctly listed as a son in yes On Neiv Math aolutely free, two ounces of West Haven; Frederick Worth at the top of the list. ries a penalty of loss of li terday’s paper); a daughter cense. The new bill would per U.S., North Viet Nam Knitting Worsted. No strings ington, Somers; Sperry Mor- to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hall, That bill would authorize re Starts Monday In State attached, no gimmicks; just clip way Jr, Glastonbury; Michele gional boards to acquire new, mit fines to be levied, without Lake St,, Vernon: a son to Mr. the resulting loss of license. this ad and present to the lacobucci, 23 Michael Dr., Ver and Mrs. Joseph Sabatella, East or to lease eJci.sting facilities in Remfimiber when y o u cashier at the mill salesroom non; Mrs. Josephine Pratson. 29 the towns where community col Include the Towm of Hebron Hartford; a son to Mr. and within Circuit Court 12. Hebron ‘ could help your child with Apart on Peace Plan for. your free yam. S. Hawthorne S t; Robert Dick Mrs. Rodney Anderson, Claire leges are or wdll be operating. his arithmetic? Emhart Seekg The management of Roosevelt son, 14 Griswold St.; Mrs. csLses now are sometimes tried Rd., Vernon. (The bill is described more Things are different now. Mills is so enthused about the Eloise Fairweather, Femwood BIR’THS 'TODAY; A son to Dr. fully in a story about the report in Danielson, and other times Stock Split new fine quality yams, they Dr., BoRon; Mrs. Elstella Simp in Willimantic. Kids are studying some UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (A P )— North Viet Nam and Mrs. Ekiward Sulick, 47 of the state’s Study Commission thing called the "new would like you to try some at son. 72 School St.; Wesley Hair, Wellington Rd. on Higher Eiducation. See page Create a presumption that a reportedly favors Secretary-General U Thant’s pro their expense. The yams are of Windham; Mrs. Helen Winkler. landlord has the duty to make math” — and Mom and HARTFORD (AP) — A DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: 7. Pop are out in the cold. posal for negotiations to end the war in Viet Nam, but the same high quality Virgin RFD 1, Bolton; Mrs. Jean Mrs. Anna King, 76 Barber Hill Some of the other bills in repairs to leased premises. two-for-one stock split was Wool used in the manufacture Clough, East Hartford; Mrs. Abolish the defense of chari TENDER CHOICE AND PREMIUM PINEHURST 'Hie new math has been the United States wants indications first that Hanoi is Rd., Rockville; Miss Laurette troduced by Groobert and Cav both heralded and con proposed by directors of of name brand sweaters made to Laura Graff. 445 Spring St.; Johnson, East Hartford; Louis table Immunity. . . Save 10c to 14c Ib. Rowing Down the Turnpike on a Thursday Afternoon ready to stop sending arms and reinforcements into sell for 19.95. They have been agnaro would: Protect buyers who have demned. Emhart Corp. today as tKa Peter Kiro, East Hartford; Palazzi, 87 Foster St.; Mrs. Haz Permit the Town of Manches South Viet Nam. Broeeaaed, skeined and banded Dominic Biancucci, East Hart made deposits for thf purchase Greg Bareisa 14 of 34 Wedgewood Dr., rows across I pour. Stolid deer in foreground (lawn ornament) Katie Mueller Is 14 and United States started bombing company announced record el Tabor, 28 Crestwood Dr.; ter to extend its highway, water U.N. sources said Thar)t re for hand knitting purposes and ford; Mrs. Anna Moriarty. 153 of land. tem ^rary pond at the intersection of W. Middle views the proceedings without comment. (Herald in the 9th grade—now in ceived word that the North Viet infiltration targets in North Viet Mrs. Ruth Hanson, 234 Green and sewage systems to make high sales and earnings for bear the RooaeveTt Mills label, a Cooper Hill St.; Michael Lewis, Rd. L e g s Tpke. and Dover Rd., caused by yesterday’s down- I photo by Saternis.) her third year of the new namese regime was receptive to Nam and since Britain, France, land available for industrial and Lamb Lb. 1964. guarantee of superior quality 43 Seaman Circle; Mrs. Rose MANNHEIM SECOND FORT math. the idea of negotiations before the Soviet Union and other DISCHARGED TODAY; Mrs, commercial purposes. At the same time, the board Bnce 1894. mary Turner, Glastonbury; Sheila Cobb. Hazardville: Mrs. MANNKKM, Germany — Her mother, Mrs. Walter he told a news conference countries began an active diplo- Rooeevelt Mills retail sales Establish the legality of the This city of 325,000, originally Whole 8 to 8Vi lbs. or butt half. voted to boost the quarterly Louis Riopel, 46 Foster St.; Nancy Kendall, East Hartford: J. Muller is a grade school Wednesday that he had made maiic search (or a peaceful set dividend to 60 cents a share room open daily till 5;30, Friday four-town Northeast Refuse a fishing village, is Europe’s Pamela Robertson, 11 S. Main Mrs. Sally McConville, 352 teacher in Colton, Calif. proposals looking toward a po tlement lest the war be expand from 45. nights tUl 9 P.M. 315 Bast Main Disposal District., second-largest inlahd port. I n d o n e s i aBlack MusUm ‘Enforcer’^harged St. _____ Woodbridge St,; Roy Schneider, (Under 8 lbs. and RIB LAMB CHOPS ...... lb. 89c She look a sumer course at litical solution to the war. ed rapidly. Olcott D. Smith, chairman at St, Rockville, Conn. Offer good ADMITTED ’TODAY: Rein- Elllington; Mrs. Marilyn Eden, leg haU lb. 69c) the University of Redlands The sources said Thant sub Rusk said the United States thru Feb. 37, Saturday. Aetna Life Affiliated Compan iKrids Vinkels, Wales Rd., An- 19 Seneca Dr., Vernon. Chops cut off or legs boned or semi-boned on request to learn how to teach the mitted proposals two weeks ago intends to publish in a few days ies, was elected a director to Takes Over “ a full and up-to-date summary new math. At the end of to North Viet Nam, (he United fill a vacancy. ■ Serve lamb or try a 3%, Sl/g or 6 to 7 Ib. Roasting Chicken for a change from In Murder of Ousted Sect Leader the course, she waa com States, France, Britain and the of evidence’’ establishing North A 9 per cent gain in net in Viet Nam’s "direct responsi pletely confused. Soviet Union (or preliminary come to 39,439,000 was an beef . . . We will have fresh Flounder and Haddock Fillets, Fresh Oysters, U.S. Estates talks to set up another confer bility” (or "a systematic cam Frozen Sword. NEW YORK ( A P ) — Po-^tbxsooperative and has refused*' Butler had been free on 310,- So Katie, with the help nounced by David Muirfaead, of her own teacher, sat ence on Viet Nam like the 1954 paign of terror and guerrilla Emhart chairman and preeir JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — to disclose whether he is a (XX) bail in the shooting of action” in South Viet Nam. » RUMMAGE SALE < lice arrested a young Black Brown, who was wounded in the down at the dining room Geneva conference which ended dent. The previous year’s earn Black Muslim. He said the U.S. position on Reliable sources said today the Muslim enforcer early to the French-Indochlnese War. ings were 38,699,0(X). SPONSORED BT LADIES’ MISSIONARY SOCIETY Indonesian government has tak Butler’s identification as a che-st outside a Bronx store. table and explained it to negotiatior.s was given to Red Elijah Muhammad, 87, head Secretary of State Dean Rusk The stock split proposal wifl Save 10c lb. Save 10c lb. en over management of U.S. day and charged him with Black MusUm was the first offi her mother. China Wednesday at the meet lOc each of the Black Muslims who open told a news conference in Wash go to a atockholdera’ meetiiig Are you a telephone wallflower? On Pinehurst rubber estates In North Sum the murder of Malcolm X, cial link of the Chicago-based Her explanation resulted ington Thursday peace talks ing in Warsaw between U.S. SAT, FEB. 27 - 9:30 A.M. -1 P.M. On Pinehurst sect with the slaying. their annual convention in Chi In a five-part series for The Ambassador John M(x>r8 -Cabot April 33. GROTE & WEIGEL atra, estimated to be worth 38 ousted minister of the black cago today, said last Monday were out of the question until million. Asst. CYiief Inspector Joseph AagoclttM Treau-. .. North Viet Nam shows it 1* and Chinese envoy Wang Kuo- Lean Chuck Ground Bupcemacy sect. L. Coyle said BuUer waa arrest-- •Ws-oi'gaRDHCtloiuhad' iiuRiliig to •ni^Bfries "will appear TsiMtIvilla Congregatiosal Church The sources pointed out that ready to stop sending anris and chuan. Branford Fire BEEF STEW Limping as he strode into ed at hia residence, did not re do with Malcolm’s slaying. next Monday through Fri "Political channels have been TALCOTTVILLE FRANKS or fn view of past experiences of police headquarters with a But as the CSiicago convention reinforcements into South Viet BRANFORD (AP)—The 104- sist, "but he seemed surprised.” day in the Manchester Eve Nam. He declined to say what and are open," Rusk said, "and Bite sized cubes of similar cases in Indonesia this bandage on his right ankle, Nor Police believe five men wire convened, a heavy police guard year-old, three-story wood frame REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SOLD Featured at 10c each 3-ln-1 Blend of in effect amounts to a seizure of ning Herald. kind of indication (roin the a considerable number of gov Indian Point Club was ruined choice lean beef. man 3X Butler, 26, of the Bronx, involved in the a.ssasslnatlon. was on duty to prevent a ru ernments are actively interest or 80c lb. whichever the rubber estates. was the second man charged in Communists would be accepted. by fire of undetermined origin Beef - Pork - Veal Their charge against Butler mored threat of reprisal from "No political gimmick” can ed in keeping them open to ex is lowest. (About 8 The sources recalled that In the case. was that he acted in concert Malcolm’s followers. ’Thursday night. 1963 the Indonesian government stop Red aggression against plore the possibilities of a The building, which started as franks to lb.). His ailment was not ex with Hayer. In New York, a demand by a South Viet Nam, Rusk said. peaceful solution. took similar action againat Brit plained. But the assassination of Two other Negroes were ques militant Negpx) group that mer Tanker, Jet a summer hotel but was con ish properties in this country, So long as the Communists "But a negotiation aimed at verted into a private club re Knuckle Soup Malcolm X by three to five men tioned at the police station in chants close their stores along are determined on "continuing the acceptance or the confirma the.se were never returned to at a meeUng of the rebel Black Washington Heights during the Harlem’s main street for 1>4 cently, is on a small peninsula B on es...... lb. 10c Lb. their owners. The sources noted In Collision aggression,” he continued, tion of aggression is not possi at the Stony Creek Harbor. Muslim’s followers triggered a night. days as a tribute to Malcolm "that has to be met on the ble. And a negotiation which that the government here usual melee of slugging and shooting. Butler and two other Black was rejected ITiursday night by The building was purchased ly uses the word takeover in •ground, (actually, dlrootly.’ ’ simply ends in bitterness and for 380,0(X) last year by the PolicqRllbscrlbed Butler as a Muslims were charged with the Uptown Chamber of Com He reaffirmed the Johnson hostility merely adds to the dan Only oranges that psss rigid quality stead of seizure in order to Muslim muscleman, used to felonious assauH last Jan. 7 in merce. Over Atlantic Northeastern Investment Corp., test* are selected to ca rry th e fa avoid claims of ccrnipensation administration’s determination ger.” Branford. keep members in line and en the shooting of Benjamin Funeral services for Malcolm, DA NANG, South Viet Nam mous Sunkist name— No color added by owners. to take whatever action it ■ con No esUmate of damage was force discipline. He had been Brown, 31, a Negro corrections who headed the organization for NEWINGTON, N.H. (AP) — siders necessary to assist South (AP) — Authoritative military Sunkist Navels to Sunkist Navels. Frans Seda, Indonesian minis free in ball in the shooting last officer. Police said Brown had Afro-American Unity and Mus An Air Force B47 jet and a given immediately. Viet Nam. sources said todajf’ North Viet ter for plantations, this morning month of a former MusUm who broken from the Black Muslims Um Mosque, Inc., are to be held KC1S5 jet tanker collided during Rusk’s remarks were the first Nam has IMiltrated elements 6( read a decree sig;ned by Foreign was trying to set up his own and 'was setting up a mosque of a refueling opera.tion over the detailed exposition of U.S. poli Girl Killed Buy 6 of these 72 size NAVa PINEHURST Minister Subandrio to American mosque. Ms own in the Bronx. (See Page Eight) Atlantic Ocean today, and were cy on negotiations since the (Bee Page Eight) WINDSOR (AP) — A car managers of U.S. Rubber and Malcolm, 39, was felled by IS seedlesfi ORANGiS INDIAN RIVER presumed down 250 miles south swerved off Day Hill Road and Goodyear — the two American shots from three guns as he of Newfoundland. struck a tobacco barn Thursday companies operating in North started to address a rally of 400 Seedless Pink A spokesman at Pease Air night, killing an 18-year-oIn girL NAVEL Bunqatra, these sources report persons in a ballroom in the Cache of Explosives Found Force Base said the bomber The victim was Judith Thretdi- ed. Washington Heights section of was returning to the United Swiss Move to Limit er of 26 Silver Birch Lane in GRAPEFRIIT The decree stated the Indone- Manhattan. States from air exercises in Windsor. elan government is taking over Talmadge Hayer, 22, a Negro ORANGES 48 Size Spain. The tanker had taken off Police said her car ripped out Immediately management of from Paterson, N.J., who waa (rom Dow Air Force Base at a large chunk of the bani's aide. For 42c or a bag of American rubber estates in captured outside the ballroom Security Tighter Bangor, Maine, to rendezvous Foreign Work Force 99c doz. North Sumatra and include a after he had been shot in the leg with the bomber some 700 miles number of installations and by one of Malcolm’s body east of Bangor. Five-Day Forecast 12 for 83c buildings. guards, also has been charged WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—Five The bomber customarily car BERN, Switzerland (A P )— The Swiss government de Lots of 6— ,500 The sources said the decree with homicide. Police alleged he ries a crew of three men, and day forecast used a shotgun, one of three Around Dr, King stipulated that ’’ownership the KC135 four men. creed today that 5 per cent of all foreign workers must Temperatures in Connecticut rights of American companies is weapons employed in the deadly Going along with Our "i;op banana" 10c sale, we are offering these 40-size (joast Guard headquarters In leave the country by June 30. attack. The decree, the most drestic^r (See Page Eleven) fruit . . . usually 2 for 29c , . . at this low price. (See Page Eight) Police said Hayer has been New York said the collision oc LOS ANGELES (A P )— Police tightened security curred about 9:40 a.m. step since World War II to re Germans, Austrians, Spaniards SOUP PLATE and Portuguese. around civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Air Force planes from Ber- verse the influx of foreigners, PINEHURST SEEDLESS INDIAN RIVER will affect about 40,000 workers The decree requires all Swiss t^ ay, while searching fpr a man they described as a (See Page Eight) in Switzerland, morily Italians, enterpri.ses to discharge 5 per r’W white racist who may be armed with high explosives. cent of their foreign workers by Night of Violence Detectives said they found, ------June 30. A further cut of up to 6 Bulletins boxes of stolen dynamite and I per cent was foreseen (or the 12- other explosives Thursday night month period ending June 30, Culled from AP Wires in the apartment of Keith D. 1966. ta . Gilbert, 27, a gun dealer already As a first step, all enterprises Buy a box of 40 for $3.95 or 10 for $1.00 Finds Negro Dead awaiting trial on the charge of were ordered to submit a list ot PARTIAL ADOPTION attempting to kill a man — a foreign workers am6ng their WASHtNOTON (AP)—A UNIT NO. 2 Negro — last September. personnel. aection of the admlnlstra^ THE T O P BANANA” STARTED THIS 10c SALE TO men later were picked up Labor authorities and police tion’s eohool bill providtaig SELMA, Ala. (A P )— The young Negro' shot in the (or questioning in connection were instructed to carry out the special centers for improv No. 2 unit of "this beautiful imported china now Btomach in a bloody night of racial violence at nearby with the theft. Subseouently, new rules without taking ac ing the quality of oducatfon Marion, Ala., died in a Selma hospital today after emer they were booked on suspicion count of the personal circum was adopted today by the available at these CAMPBELL’S PINEHURST gency surgery. < of burglary. stances of individual workers. House Education and Labor Jimmy Lee Jackson, 26, of Ing out registration problems Officers said the boxes found In practice, the decision of an Coiiunlttee. Two parts of the Marion, who had shown signs of which would allow Negroes to in Gilbert's apartment had been employer to fire a foreign work $1.2-bUHoa program have aow I e TOMATO BANANAS Improvement since the shootiqg register at a fast pace. opened, and it was not known er automatically will mean the won committee apftroval, bat on the night of Feb. 18, took a whether any dynamite or am -; worker’s expulsion from Swit the main aectloa, idmed at In a prelude to another "free zerland. Increasing educational oppor SOUP turn for the worse late Thurs dom day" planned by Negro monium nitrate — an unstable day night and underwent a four- chemical which vastly Increases The decree includes a total tunities for poor children, kaa leaders (or next Monday, U.S. ban on foreign workers chang hour operation. Dist. Judge Daniel H. ‘Ihomas explosive potential — was miss not yet been acted on. Clubwomen, Teenagers — are you missing important A spokesman at Good Sa ing. ing jobs within Switzerland or of Mobile conferred with several on employers replacing termi lOc can maritan Hospitsd said death lawyers. Including those who The explostvee found, how NEW CORPS FUNDS phone caHs? Maybe It's because no one can find your name in the nated Swiss workers with for WASHINGTON (AP) — LB. was attributed to massive in represent the county. ever, were those taken from a fection. The hospital said an eigners. President Johnson, formally telephone book. K you live with a relative whose last name is differ* Thomas issued an order Feb. powder company magazine ear Swiss border police were in autopsy would be performed 4 directing the three-man Board ly Thursday morning, police seeking new funds for * tke •nt from youn, or if you rent a room — or share an apartment — LONG SLONDER IMPBRATOR VARIETY during the day. structed to turn back all foreign Peace Corps, said today tke of Reglst)rars to process more reported. workers trying to enter the Jackson was shot In the stom Negro voter apphacants. His organization is aa essential Several hours after the theft country without guaranteed jobs yoy may be missing lots of calls. ■ What’s the solution? Simple. GOLDEN aRROTS o r RED RADISHES ach after Negroea began a night visit to Selma came during a an anonymous caller said the part of American eMorta tn ...... bag 10c street demoiudratlon as part of lull In street demonstrations by and Swiss work permits. The meet Us world respoasibUIttee. Make aura people can reach you by getting your name listed in the dynamite would be used to kill police usually have little trouble their right-to-vote campaign In Negroes wh6 concentrated on Dr. King. The Peace Corpe eaoe waa distinguishing between foreign pictured aa only a “ sjnuhol at Wephone dlrec^ry. The cost is so little. . . only 50 cents a month. New From Nabisco . . . FIG CAKES ...... IVg lbs 49c neighboring Perry County. mobllslng for the Monday regis Police identified the two men ^ g h t persona were beaten. tration turnout and Intensifying tourists coming to spend money a friendly America," he sold, booked on suspicion of burglary and foreign porkers coming to but it "can no longer be riosr* Including three newsmen. a boycott of white bueinesses. ns Rodney Chesney, 42, and hie The hoepital said Jackson was Attorneys for V Negro leaders earn it. ed aa Just a feather la m r Juit m II our buiincst office — in Monchostor, dial 643-4101. NEW! SUNBEAM HOT BREAD nephew, Ronald Bartell, 24, both The decree said exceptions nation’s cap." FIRST FOOD token Immediately to 'surgery had asked Thomas in a Wednes of nearby Sunland. when hia condition worsened. day petition to set aside an or would be made only in cases of 646 CENTER STREET A delicioua fresh baked pull-apart bread I Aleo In Gilbert’s apartment, "real emefgency" or to avoid NEED ASSDEANOE The operation was performed der by a state court Judge In police said,- were bazookas, a ACT NOW! by Dr. William Dinhtne, aaeisted Selma banning demonstrations hindering zcienUtlO- research. LONDON (AP) — FbOW HOME BAKED BREAD IN MINUTES mortar, haitid grenades and ap- The federal labor office waa Prime imnistor 8lr Alsa by a consqjtant, Dr. Hartsel In the vicinity oC the courthouse. jHlcatlon forme for a group one Deadline for the Stewart Jr. "The purpose of my trip was instructed to limit the total Doagtas-Hama said today na Look for the exciting new Sunbeam Hot Bread dUplay now at your Pinehurat officer identified aa The Minute, number of exceptions to 6,000 PINEHURST GROCERY The hospital otatement said to meet with the lawyers to dis merr. MANCHESTER-ROCKVILLE DIRECTORY b MARCH 8 CORNER MAIN AND TURNPIKE —featuring; a Sunbeam Pull-Apart White • Alfredo ItaUan • Paree Freijch: X-rays showed adhealons In the cuss generally wHh them the persons. aa Vhri' Na!m*«dBtB walaM lower pait of the abdomen and various oases,’> Thomas said Detective Lt. Manuel Pena The measure resulted from the Wastsni pawsca lacaliva that dootore during the opera Thursday at a nsws conference. said that there waa no indica parUamantary objacUona to a tion found a massive pelvic ab- 'He said he cams to 'Selma lor a tion Gilbert was responsible for treaty signed last August by will by Mi Each unit 79c with purchase of $5.00. With a •ess. pretrial conference wMh the op- the threats agalnet Dr. King’s SwltzeriaA and Italy which I Ib t Sonthem New Engtand Telephone Company Jackson’s dsatb Is tbs first poeiiig lawyers "oonoeming nit Mle, but reported a tight aecuri- would allow Italian workers to lag M $10.00 purchase 2 units, etc. Complete your set resulting from the civil rlgbta any one paitfcular phase at the ty cordon - had been thrown bring their families Into Swlt- in just 15 weeks, this easy way at First Food campaign which began In Ala cases.’ ’ juuond tha civil rights leader as serlsnd after 16 raonthe’ con- w Pinehurst Grocery. bama aSnost six weeks ago. Thomas has taken JuitRBoljkia ■ precaution. Explosives expert Dan Miller, left, and a police photographer display aome tlnuoue employment In Bwiae abi’s Pinehurst Grocery Inc. Jackson's death oame as sit- of mors than 300 paiwma’a m st- Dr. King spoke Ib 3,000 guest# of the small gjms ahd dynamite recovered from Lot A ngles aMurtanent of man tnduetry. P S L i^ ' tomsyn end olvie Isadns ben, ttw a i a V six ■ | I PAGB fAGB rw o MANCHESTER EVENINC HERALD, MANCHE$TER,. CONN,. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY « , 1M8 IIANGHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 196S poUtlcs, the Star quoted the ate last year, blit was defeated Cardinal Meyer Sheinwold on Bridge Salinger V erifies friends as saying. The friends in the Novembar olection. AMERIG4N ALURMUM PROWNfR Academ y’s Slight of Audrey Hepburn BOY SCOUT P e o p le said Mrs. Salinger would file I^eported Good East deder Divorce Report suit early next month In some Rotmdtti) Time Notes and News FEDERAL HELP NEEDED Eoih iMe* wlnenbia state which permits divorce on Combinotloii ¥niid«ws $f.f5 — Doors $2f.f5 a f t e r PARTNER'S BID NORTH grounds of Incompatablllty or After Surgery BEVERLY HILLS, OaUf. MIDDLETOWN (AP)—It was Door Canopies, RoIl-«p Awnlafs, Ctmnm A« Has Film Colony’s Gossips Buzzing By ALFRED SHEINWOLD In th e mental eruehy. roundup time In Middletown ear Cab Pack M National Men’s Team CSuunplMi AI<2 (AP) — Former U.S. Sen. Mre. SaMnger reiidee at Bar- Re-covered, T ^ e Dorhi Service sad Storage. CHTCAQO (AP) — Albert ly today, and police scored a Repelred or Made New To Your Patten. AS Werh Cub P ick 64 held It* 6lu« Most bridge players pay their 0 5 Pierre Salinger has confirmed croft In Vliginla — a state which recogidzes only adultery victory over a runaway bull. Made. Orommets — Eyelets — FSateaers. Alr;Oi« HOLLTWOOD (API Be-^Forelrn Pre*« award. Warner In^resentment afrainst Warner’ft^aong* and acored aa the tran«- and Gold Banquet Tuesday Cardinal Meyer, <1, ajehbtahop taxes and go to the polls An that he and his wife have sepa Covers Cuetom Made for Commercial aad Haam. Waterprim - EAST N ew s rated and that ahe will seek a or desertion as grounds tor di The bull, one of several cause Audrey Hepburn wa.>!, a .speech couldn't remember her choice that hurt Audrey. Most fom ed lady. night at Bowefs School. About of the Chicago Rbmaln Catholic Election Day, but they don't WEST tag Compound For Teats, Boatcovera aad Oaaraa. Memetm * *4 A A K 76] divorce. vorce. chipped by truck from Miller- scratched before she got to the, name. everybody In Hollywood felt Says Julie: "I felt very sad * Archdiocese, was reported in seem to gM as much protection ^ None ton, N.Y., broke away as it was tog Ahunlnimi Screens. 200 attended. 5 KQJ75 MARINA OSWALD The rep(»4 which Salinger Salinger h u been living in the post, the Hollywood Oscar derby "I didn’t mean it as a slight,” that Julie should have gotten that Audrey was not nominated.. good condition today at Mercy as ofher worthy citizens. When 0 QIDAS being herded to the elaughter- She deserved It.” Invited guests Included the your partner runs amuck there 0 J9I confirmed was published Thurs Los Angeles ares. has the whole film colony gab explains Warner. "In this busl- the role in the first place. Only ♦ J1054 ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — house here. ne.ss you’re lucky If you remem actors vote on nominations, and Says Audrey, from Swltxer ____Rev. Meivln T. r Peterson o< Hospital aRer a brain operation shotkd be some way to get your « Q«2 day in the Washington Evening The Salingers were married MANCHESTER AWNING CO. bling today. t Marina Oswald is expected to in 1967. Salinger was press sec Seven police crul*ers and po Misa Hepburn, star of "My ber your own name half the actors, being emotional people, land via phone: " I ’m happy for j Bknanuel Lutheran- Church, in which an "abnormal tlBsue" self declared a disaster area. leave the University of Michi Star, which quoted friends as ES^ IMS—195 W. CENTER STREET EU fiSk 4 109^ saying tha Sa-llngers' relation retary to Uie late President licemen joined in the chase ,Falr Lady" on the a< reen, didn’t time.” vote emotionally. Lota of actors Julie but sad and disappointed) Mr. and Mra. Thomaa Woods, was removed. Why else do we have a Federal V 109 4 3 gan today, having caused hard- through the eouth end of town. "I’m disappointed she didn’t hate b-isses. for myself — but that’s the w ay; Mr. and Mrs. Art Norwood and Dr. Harold C. Vorla, chairman government? ship recently had been strained John F. Kennedy, and later get nominated for the Motion 0 AK762 V a ripple on the oampua scene. served President Johnson in the The bull was cornered In a get nominated for an Oscar but It's that simple. the membera voted. Marty other' Robert Murdock, of the hoapital'a department of Opening lead — Eight of because of divergent Interests. Picture Academy awards. But The 33-year-old Russlan-|>om Mrs. SaUnger, an artist, dla- same capacity. meadow, but couldn't be roped. Julie Andrews - - who created I still say I’m right in casting But there were other factors people who gave great perform- After tlie dinner, .-Art Nor- neurosurgery, said In a new* epadee. Baa* Saalh* WJ^ widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, Read Herald Advertisements conference after the' four hour Hked her husDand’s activHiea In He was ap^ n ted to the Sen Police had to shoot the animal Ellaa Doolittle on Broadvkay — her for ttie part," says Warner. working against Miss Hepburn: I ances were not nominated el-' wood, neighborhood commla- North had a eound opening Pan P»»« L ♦ alleged assassin of President did. Audrey rated critical raves 1. Her songs were dubbed by; then.” ; sioner, presented the Charter to and 20-mlnute surgery Thursday bid, and he never thereafter 1 A 2 9 2 ^ Pm John F. Kennedy, has com- Miss Andrews wasn't ca.^ in for her performance and the a professional singer — Maml | Julie says she owes all her, Robert Murdock, PTA preal that the cqieration wa* a auc- opened his mouth except for an i 5 s o rm Vm sted a course at the univerai- the Warner Bros, film version. picture is headed for box office Nixon. 1 present success to Warner. dent. Den 5 conducted the open ceaa. occasional groan, but he had no Double All Pm* 's EngUSh-language Institute. Audrey got the part. But Julie's records. 2. Tlie daughter of a baroness; "1 felt momentary dl.sappoint- ing flag ceremonies and Den 4 Dr. Voris, who performed the way of controlling his partner . She spent eight weeks here as COMPANY selection a.s a best actress can When the mo\ie started Miss in real life, .=he was unbelieva-! ment when I didn’t get the mov- presented a skit auigery, aaid the abnormal Us- and no way of getting help from ea part-time coed learning the a three-trick margin. North didate resulted from "Mary Andrews never had made a pic- ble. some thought, as a cockney, ie but with the way thing* Richard McMahon received a sue waa the alse of a small Nme Washington. South put himself English language. Poppins," which led the pack ture. Walt Di.sney cast her as flower girl, | turned out I now say: ‘Th^rtk ' ^sistant den-or a large walnut. He said the In the soup when he made hds South could thu* be plus 800 or !'She was no different from with hers and 12 other nomina "Mary Poppins” and she. 3. She fired her pre.ss agent, God.’ ner badge: Daniel Carlson, a tiseue waa taken out In small first free bid of two diamonds, 300. Even the smaller flgu;' anybody else,” one of Mrs. Os tions. emerged a box office movie star, remained aloof from the press I could have been Elisa Doo- gUver ar- piecee. Dr. Vorla was aaeiated but the opponents ladled him would be much better than lo.i wald’s fellow students said. The vote against Audrey — But Disney, who.se name alone in her Swi.ss home and did not little the re.st of my life - Schmidt wolf by a nine-man medical team. out by proceeding with the bid Ing 1,100 points. Prof. John R. Catford, toisti- sells all his pictures, can star an ' campaign for a nomination, Ju-' .stead of Juke Andrews. I have He told newsmen that the tis It happens only at the bridgr even Warner Bros, admits — is . .V 1 1 _ badge, gold arrosiV and two sll- ding. South got himself right tute director, said other stu vote against Jack L. unknown movie name. Warner, , lie did. t, Mr. Warner to thank for every^ j jj^^e sil- sue had the appearance of a back among the vegetables, and table, of course, but we wouldn , dents had taken little speciiti tumor, but that it could be tia- need help from Wadhlngton If Warner. The studio boss pas.sed | with an *18 million Inve.stment, | ^ 4. Julie, on Broadway and in l*dnS;” She Mid thjs with * ver and gold arrow; Charles a’hat happened then was exact notice of Mra. Oswald. smile, but the remark was 5nie swollen by inflammation. we had enousJi sel(-control to up Julie for the movie although couldn’t affoi-d such a gamble. *London, ' was believable ” a.s a Coffin, wolf badge and a gold ly what South had asked for. An Institute represantative ANNUAL GAS APPLIAN tihged with sarca.sm He said he did not believe fur stay out of trouble. her price was *75,000 compared The fact remains that it wa.s cockney. She .sang her own arrow; Duane Dewart, gold and West opened his top spade, aaid Mrs. Oswald waa expected With Audrey’s *1 million. ther surgery would be required. snd East took two tricks and led Dally Question to return to her home In Rich silver orrowp; and Michael VI- As dealer, you hold: ipadea. Then a few weeks ago, when teritp, lion badge. Dr. Voris said it would be two a third spade for West to ruff. ardson, a DaUss, Tex., suburb. Julie received the Ifollywood or three days before it could be West returned the king of A-K-7-6-2; Hearts, None; Dia Also, Anthony Collettl, den- determined whether the abnor hearts, and East ruffed dum monds, Q-10-4-3: CBuba, J-10-8-1. CARDINAL OUSHINa nfer badge, David Alexander, Events in World Skating - Coasting mal tissue was a tumor, benign my’s ace. What do you say? BOerON (AP) — Doctors say : denner badge; Michael Lettlere, or malignant. IDast led another spade, and Answer: Pass. The hand i.s assistant denner badge and a they hope within a few days that MOSCOW (AP1 — The ad-^prott.sts over the choic# of Sir Cardinal Meyer, spiritual West ruffed as South discemdsd almost, but not quite, worth sn lUchard Cardinal Cushing, Ro LEE’S FLORIST dress is No. 21 Starokonyu.shen- ' Al*c to succeed Hkrold Macmil two-year pin; Robert Dulka, leader of some two million Ro a heart. West then cashed the opening bid. With only 10 point i ' assiStnnt denner badge; Wll- man CMhoUc archbishop of Bos ny Pertuluk, Apt. 57, and three lan when the latter resigned in man OatlKrilca in the nation’s queen and Jack of hearts, after In high cards you need more ex ton TdU be able to resume his and GIFT SHOP 17-year-old residents of the the fall of l»M. 111am Frank, denner badge and largeet archdiocese, was hospi' which East still hod to get a treme distribution tor an open jwolf badge; Gregory Viterito, work. R t 44A Bolton—44S-8089 building say it’s Nikita Khru tallzed Feb. 17 complaining with trump trick. "Die penalty was ing bid. A medlosl advisory Thursday OTTAWA (AP) — A true part „ , . . . V. .Assistant denner badge: Peter shchev’s new building. No skating today or tonight at tenner badge: and recurrent headaches. He had l.KX) points. said that broncUal ooim stioa a TES, WE DELrV'ER e The building luperlnlendent nership between Canada’s been in Mercy Hospital for 12 Should Pass For Sheinwold’§ S6-page book WhlAh had troubled the 68-year- French-and English-speaking Center Springs Annex, but the Raymond McCabe. assistant dbys *n January for treatment let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge. ' Flowers for all oerasions; u y s It isn’t. park depsrtment, with fingers tenner badge. When East bids two spades. old cardinal had lessened and Weddings, Funerals, Cat Other adults living in the populations must be achieved if of a gall bladder condition. South shoifld pass. He has told send 50 cents to Bridge BMk that he continues to Improve crossed, announced today that Scouter In pel pins were pre Manchester Eve. Herald, Box Flowers and Corsages.. eight-story apartment building Canada is to continue to exist as skating hour.s Saturday and Sun his story, snd all further moves from last Saturday's abdominal a nation, a 10-member royal sented to the invited guests. 3318, Grand Central tMatton. next door to the Canadian Em day would be from 10 to noort NEW NORWICH GHIBF are up to North. If North is bold simgery. bassy wouldn’t talk. commission says. The Tliemecraft Show will be NORWICH (AP)—This city's he will double two spades, sens New York 17, N.Y. The operation removed a poi^ Prime Minister Le.ster B. and 1 :S0 to 10. held Saturday, March 6, at Ver- Copyright, 1966 Khru.shchev’s wife. Nina, and There Is no coa.sting or akiing. new police chief is Robert J. ing the misfit; but even if North tion of intestine which had de Pearson presented the 86,000- planck School. The public is Smith, M, formerly a detective passes two spades the contract OeneraJ Features Gnrp. veloped growths. a daughter have been there sev welcome. eral times fixing up the fifth- word preliminary report of the Mrgeant on the Milford police will be badly damaged. Doctors uaid H was not deter floor quarters, believed to be a commission on bilingualism and force. The defenders con take thetr BOTH SIDES GOT 8MOKE.S mined it mallgiMmcy was BRAND NEW biculturalism to the House of Song Writers Smith was appointed T h u ^ Mgh clube and high diamonds ATLANTA — In the a v ll War present. six-room apartment. Commons Thursday. "I know nothing about It,” Skaters at Glen day by City Manager Charles k . snd can ruff several times. The tobacco rations were authorized said a man who Identified him- Bring Suit on lovine, himself appointed to his best defense will take the first tor both Oonfedeirate and Union QUEEN ELIZABETH FLORENCE, Italy (API — A post last month after serving as eight tricks, defeating East by troops. LONDON (AP) — Queen Elli ’65 ■self as the "commandant" of standing room only audience of Plan Exhibition the building. "He ha.sn’t been ‘Supercal-etc.’ town manager and then mayor abeth n was reported today to 3 profeoMonola, and they wouldn’t ba up thora mtfeee they war# FOR RENT Town Forum Background Holy Name Unit South Windsor Ifi nsoa. Msvla Plolee- FREE Aerialist Resumes Act experts. s a i or sBeot, oMo Will Hear Panel TV-Radio Tonight "T o u ozon’t soorod baoausa gfi m m . elldo pw j ectoiw. EEUVERY At Scene of Tragic Fall you know you’va dotM H a tiioa- Janet L. Olode ot 1701 TW- 3 Items Face Voters Tomorrow oond timaa.” lond Tipit#- 7»aa (iiaiged WELDON DRUO CO. Regional Transit System St. James' Holy Nome So ARTHUR Just bofOrs MTss Lawrsnea fAllurt to grant ono o* M l Mala St—Til. 64S-BS11 ciety will receive corporate Miss Lawrence’s parents, Mr. began her act, Lorry Rufal, wbo eonununlon at a special mass MADISON, WU. (AP) — TWr-^ the hlghiwiay to oncoming traf South Windsor votere wlU goWocated at the intersection of^Presently they ore beyond the Television would handle her (fiimMng rope ty-flve teA above the arena and Mrs. Louis La'wrence, and fic, and w as summoned to ap at 6 pm. In St James’ Church Sullivan Ava. and Rye S t Even three-mile road limit from a her fiance, Bobby Beckette of m he l » d done t ^ n l ^ two on Monday. Following the moss to the polls tomorrow to vote 1:00 ( 3-10-13-18-32) Hovla ( 3) Death Valley D ayi (C) floor, where she almost lost her pear at the Manchester session tually it will accommodate one fire etation. Because of this, (20/ M yitery Buainces life, M ary Lou Lawrence, 38, Hobart, Ind., could not attend yeotv ego, commented: "She's a dinner 'Will be held in the St. ( 8) Admlnl Jack of Circuit Court U on March Advocated for the Future on three separate Issues on a ladder truck, one pumper and they are classified as if they (20) iHis Boat Annlt 7:15 (SO) Sporta Camera resumed her career, undeterred the performance. Just before a IttUe nervous, but woul(fei’t Jomek' School cafeteria at 7 (3i> KlnderKartCD (22) liaae. HishllKhU IB. _ referendum totaling $1,015,000. one reserve pumper. live In a town with no Are pro (SO) Clhayenne (40) Peter Jennlnga—Newt by memories of a sickening showtime, the pert redhaired you bs too?" The <^iargo reaultod from po* HOT ROD SPECIAL p.ih. A fter the dinner the reg tection and their fire Insurance 7:30 ( 8-30-40) Fllntatonea (C) ular business meeting ■will be Voters will decide whether The building will be one-etory CAR RENTAU (40) Admiral and BwalVby friunge from the flying trapeze. aerialist learned that her par Ten minutes Miter Miss Law Uee Investigation of s three- Transportation in urbanfdowntovm, asy the experU, andeboth >Ut« ond'iFederol agencies premiums reflect this, Cromble • :80 ( 34) What a N ev? (22) Schoola Match WIta ents were stranded In Chicago rence descended to the floor, 1M3 Chevixriet Super Sport conducted and will precede a to approve bond issues of $675,- with brick exterior and con ( 8) Rocky and His Piiends ( 3-12) Rawhide Flashing a wide smile, the vehicle ooddent occurring Mon- areas comes under scrutiny much of the C BD congestion have clear responsibility for said. (34) Anliquet by a snow storm. her triumph complete. 400, V-8, 4-qwed troao.,’ ra panel dIscuMion on "The Cath 0^ for the South Windsor crete block Interior construc c rLEA S M R (30) Film aertaiist from Crovm Point, ^ y oftamoon on ToUanii Tpke. problem can be licked. Many control of their transportation Chief Cromble said the fire t:4B (30) Induatry On Parade (10-30) Science Serlea (O “I witdi they could have made MAry Lou was, ssid Rufal wtth in the background readings olic Laym an In on Ecumenical H l ^ School, $268,000 for the tion. In addition to the appara Ind., drew a standing ovation near Adams St. dio, heater, whltswalla cities, such as Boston, Chicago, programs which can neither be • :00 ( 8) Newa 8:00 I 8-30-40) Incer Stevena In it, but that won’t stop me,” she a g r i^ "h er old, oonqpetent for Wednesday’s town plan Society," EU Terry Elementary School tus space, it will have a small department has worked hard to • A l I M m (31) ‘nus la larael Sweden from the circus audience, then Tliamaa F. Johnson, 60, of 144 Bright rod bucket ssots. and Washington, have been delegated nor usurped. provide the town with good fire (22) The Chitting Edge said. “ I ’ve got to go through The panel will consist of addition and $76,000 for Fire office radio room, a storage (10) Eye-DentUy performed flawlessly Thursday AdMM »L, wis srrosted at hla ning forum on "Mass trying to devel(^ systems to 8. A Traniportation Planning protection at a minimum cost. • A l M edth (33) Top 32 Plua One (34) Short Storiea with this for my own soke.” Jet block sm! R IRO R John J. Shields, Robert J. Di- house No. 3. room, a training room and 8:30 I 3) Survival In her first appearance since home yesterday by Det. John Transportation.” d o this, but so far with rather Partnership of city - county- "W e firm ly believe that the pro (80) Plaah (Jordon 1963. sharp. Full prloa ■sssl# unsatisfactory results. gan and Matthew M. Moriarty. District 1 residents will vote shower and toilet facilities. • A l TIin m (30) Film (10-22-30) Bob Hope Theater The drama of her comeback Krlnjok on a warrant Issued David B. Oarlaon, In on ar state-federal must be forpied. posed fire station No. 3 la es (40) UPT Review (IS) Subacription TV “It was wonderful — no ach- began as she waited for the Decade^s Force Ready The fact is that transporta Chaster W. Obuchowzki will at the Pleasant Valley Ele Chief Cromble said the new by the 13th Circuit Court ticle, "Con TronaportsUon Sya- Transportation systems know sential If we are to continue to (18) Subacription TV Dlceat (12) On Broadway Tonight e«, no pains, no nothing,” said to begin. tion systems will have to oerve moderate the discussion. mentary School and District 2 station should also make our in PohI Dodo* Pontiac 9:00 ( 3) Richard Diamond charging him wKh breach of tenu Put Our Cittea Bock To- no p^itlcal boundaries. The at South Windsor High School. dustrial areas more desirable to provide this same grade of fire ;10 ( 3) Newa. Sporta. Weather ( 8-30-40) Valentine a Day Miss Lawrrence. Sitting alone In the wings, WASHINGTON — Labor Del C ARTR CHEVROLn downtown more effectively than Shields, a graduate of Villa- INC. .18 (22) au h Houae peace for alleged threatening gather Again?" In the "Archi legal requirement of coopera The polls will be open firom 6 prospective builders. protection,” he said. S (18) Newa and Vlewa (34) The Open Mind TWo years ago she suffered a smoking a cigarette, she studied pertinent statisticians say more OO. IMG. they do today, but they ivlll nova College and on assistant (13) Balleya of Balboa tectural Forum," aurveye the tion must be demonstrated The residents of the northwest Chief Cromble said, "W e urge m BIAIN SnUEEX (SO) Rocky and Hla Fiienda skull fracture, a broken rib and the other performers. Was she is and 19-yeor-okls will enter phone ooHo. also have to do it out of a re project en^eer In Turbo Fan am. to 7 pm. rksae ««»-S8Sl 9:S0 ( 3-12) Comer Pvle. USMC USB MAIN snUER (}ue#t of aome American cltiei through a 'working partnership T h« proposed high school ad section of town ■will receive you to support our efforts with ( 8) Peter Jennlnira—^Newa (10-33-30) Jack Penny a broken collar bone when she worried about the pcNMlbllity the labor force this year than Johnson has poMod a VlOO gional conte x t That Is, service Compreesion Development at Guest Speaker MANCHESTER, CONN, in aeorch of a good public tran an affirmative vote on the fire • :S0 ( 8) Bourbon St. Beat ( 8-20-40) FDR fell to the concrete floor of the that one of them might fall? did members ot that ag« group bond while awaiting arraign- to the C B T must be a 'vital part of govermnents. To accomplish Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, dition calls for completion in many benefits from tiie pro (34) What a Nerr? 10:00 ( 3-12) Slattery", People “The Ohristlan Mission in the sit ayatam. He observes the ne- ' station referendum." Dane County Arena. “Of course not. They’re in the entire lMO-69 decode. m fot In court an Moinh IB. of any system, but It Is only one this, agreement must be will speak on the subject of 1966. posed fire station, he said. ( 3) Walter Cronklte (1023-30) Jack Paar ceaalty of orienting these ays- There are 18 classrooms In (30) Social Scclilty ( 8-20-40) 12 O’clock High Philippines” will be the subject part, and certainly should not reached on the obligation of all "The Laym an in His Occupa' tema towards a regional setup. the proposed addition and an (12) Newabrat (34) Flaherty and Film consume a disproportionate parties and an agreed-upon dis Uonal World.” (40) Superman 10:30 (18) Subecripllon TV of a talk by Miss Amshelle The aecood readlnjg la a state audio-visual teaching area. The (18) Topic share of facilities. tribution and understanding of Digan, a graduate of St. 11:00 ( 341-1013-20-23-30-40) Newa. (^autico of Bloomfield, a stu ment from a meeting held In addition would also house a (10-22-3()) Huntley-Brlnkley Sporta The necessity for region-wide, work elements. A ll parties must Michael’s College with a mas ,>A\UN® • ;45 (20) Peter Jenninita—Newa 1968 by the Tronaportatlon Oom- ter’s degree from Notre Dame combination band and chorus U:16 (1030) Tonight (C) dent from the Philippines, at rather than CBD-oriented, ays. demonstrate their willingness to T:00 (12-22-30-10) Newa. Sporta. (20-40) I>es Crane Show We Are Headquarters for This Wonder'u! New Ceiirng i':,-? ! mlttee of the American Pubke University, and attendance su music room and a new H BiZNCHESTBR BVi2«NG?HERALI), MANCHESIER, CONN, FRIDAY, FEBB;UARY 26; 1966 p a g e BIZ IIANGHBSTiai EVENING HE»ALD, MANCHBBTBS» GUNN RockvUle-V ernon But it will be, ot eouTse, a Uttlo too Dele gates from Six Towns HUtnrlfpBtpr late for pates of the present generation. Enrtilttg Srralb They must continue, as before, to try to Orlowski Backs McCusker; Endorse Funds for Rt. 6 make a nobility of necessity, and a dto- STmo. tlnctton of their lack, and so to appear Gtes Services, LowerTaxes It waa a case o f "ione hand'» He said that before men as to make future genera washes the oth'er” last night, road aUTVev and property ac- tions, no matter how hirsute they may qutolUon for the- approximate The Rockville when about 46 I'epresentatives ly nine miles : of highway become, think o f thto as mankind’s shin city comicil^charge of failure to kew right president, John T. Oriowskl, to on a gre.de and curve. 'The ac from six area towns met at through Manchester would take ing hour. day endorsed the candidacy of cident was Investigated by Lt. Manchester High School by the" about two years to complete, Thomas J. Mef^sker for mayor and that the proposed 89 mil Edwin R. Cartoon and Con invitation of Mayor Fraficls In Tuesday’s election. Both are stable Norbert Saegaert. lion appropriation would suf Felix Frankfurter Democrats. Post-Season Ganiee Set Mahoney and the Manchester fice. "As president of the Board of Felix Frankfurter waa the heir and The coaches and directors of <3hand>er of Commerce to di.f- Doocy questioned the neces Aldermen,” Oriowskl said, I’ve sity for appropriating funds exemplar of several traditions that the Rockville Midget Leagrue cuss the relocation of Rt. 6, •••••••*•••••••••••• enjoyed working with Mr. Mc have selected a group of boys now for the actual construction, j have mingled successfully in the rich from the East Hartford town I •••••••••••••••«•• U'W Cusker during the last six from the league to participate saying that it could be appro Ifes •••••••••••••••• tapestry of American life. years.” line through WlUimantic. Had he lived in the eighteen-century In several post-season baidtet- priated in future legislative aes- “ While I am not seeking re- Enlightenment, he would have been at ball tournaments. Manchester, which to down for sions, when needed. mBKMH OT_ election, I ask my friends to He warned of the dangers of - -•» aSOOATIIO PKlfli home in Dr. Johnson’s London or in the On Saturday, tha RockVfl)4 a 89 million allocation in the AMOclaMd Pnm to awKM t^ vote for Tom McCUsker,” Or team will play the Manchester governor's 1966-66 road-build a 20-year bond tosue of 8465 Paris that so warmly welcomed Thomas lowski said. “ The people know Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin. He West Side Angels at the Com ing budget, Introduced a reso million for road building, as we have had gtKxl services suggested by the GOP leader had A Jewish love of learning for its own munity Y in the Manchester In lution, drawn by Bruce 'Watkins for the city government, and ship, saving that it might jeop sake as befit the descendant of six gen vitational Tournament. On of the chamber calling for "a the taxes have been reduced.' March 6, the locals will play In strength of purpose for Rt. 6 ardize the .state's credit of rat ~!«i'eiaa — “ *- erations of rabbis and Talmudic Orlowski added that the qual the Frank J. Kinney Invita construction.” ing. scholan. He was an effervescent, in Ity of the city government was tional Tournament in Bran The resolution, signed by all The representatives from the _____. tor typo- satiable conversationalist—a suitable possible because ” we had so to adyarttoeiDcnta ford. Rockville has drawn New of the repre.sentatives, read.s. five towns east of Manchester taste and talent for a man born, as he many sincere aldermen. Tom (Bolto.i, Coventry. Andover. was, in nineteenth-century Vienna. Haven in the opening game set McCusker was one of the men "We endorse the recommended Man.sfleld and Windham) all PYankfurter had the authentic radi for 11 a.m. In the new Branford appropriation in the governor's who headed committees and Community House. expressed di.sappointment and Lwrtrle.jtttost j j J i J . cal’s need to protest against injustice budget, necessary for the plan who worked for good services at Last Monday, Rockville de frustration that the program, Acm^ — W*w io«* a*- and, in so doing, to risk unpopularity a price that was reasonable.” ning, engrineerlng and right-of- with the rich and respectable. He ex feated Windsor Locks 30 to 20 11 years in the talking stage, 'iu D n ’BTOBAO o r cataoLAf "The Republican candidate in a game played at Rockville way acquisition for the reloca is now being considered for its posed the wrongfful conviction of labor for mayor (Samuel Pearl) has tion of Rt. 6 around Manchester, leader Tom Mooney during the patriotic High School gym. final st.ngcs In the Manchester criticized the city government Home and away games are and recommend and endorse limits only. excitement of World War I. He crusaded generally and Mrs. Ethel Pease that an appropriation for plan in behalf of a new trial for Sacco and being arranged with Newington However, despite their ex MXir ^1—!!■/ 1 poSL in particular,” Orlowski ob for both the midgets (11 and 12 ning and engineering of Rt. 6, pressions of "immediate need,” Vanzettl, in 1927, shocking many de from Bolton Notch through fer pBitoCy ~ I V fcjji**" served. “ This isn't lair, and years old) and the juniors (14 they left the meeting in agree fenders of the status quo in Harvard everybody knows it.” Windham, be made by the 1966 > o r ftMu — 1 D.IB. Tbmto. Tard and the Commonwealth of Mas and 15 years old). ment that a start had finally Tor iiunrdajr — Y p.BL JTrldAy.__ ^ "Ethel and all the city em Members of the team include General Assiembly,” been made and that further eiaaifltol doAdltjo: 10:10 •-». mttk *m < sachusetts. He was active in innumer ployes worked hard to serve State Sen. Fred Doocy, presi ti«lm tlwi <»c«p> fctnrtAy — t A-m. able dissenting movements. Steven Beerworth, Gregory Ber progress was foreseeable in the the people.” Oriowskl said. "We ger, Michael Farris, Mark Gre- dent pro tenvpore of the State not too distant future. Friday, February S8 But Frankfurter had also the au are proud of the record, and thentic conservative’s devotion to the gus, James Kelly. David Kind, Senate, cut off a potential po we want a man like Tom Mc Norman LaPointe, Bruce Pfalz- litical discussion, concerning FINNISH MART STABLE past, respect for power and taste for Cusker, with his record of balance and order and moderation. He graf. Dale Rich and Philip the merits of the Republican- HEIBINKI — The Finnish I life In The (Hfl Globe Tct many years of public service, Whitehead. proposed 8465 million road pro market for United States goods \lila to a moment when the United entered public life under the auspices of to lead us as mayor." Henry L. Stimson, one of America’s Members of the Alpine Ski gram aa compared to the gov remains quite stable at about i Jfatioiia Meme low in prw tife and ef< Qrlowski said he urges vot Club have ju.st returned from ernor’s 8180 million proposal. 874.4 million a year. great conservative statesmen. As chair ers to vote for McCusker "in fertiveneaa and power. Everybody to man of the War Labor Policies Board their annual trip to Jay Peak order to continue in force a and have completed a week of toiiiriny about how H ou^t to be re- in World War I, adviser to Presidents government concerned with the and finally Associate Justice of the Su intense instruction in the "na- eqranlsed. Some want it reorganized into tax rate while providing serv tur teknlk” Five of the mem preme Court, Frankfurter served his ices.” bers received their gold eagles apnaililnc weaker. Some want H reor- Government with conspicuous devotion. into a atroncer and better reoof • Driver Charged and d.iplomas qualifying them Nor was it any accident that he con A Hartford motorist observed as expert-s in this technique Shnd capacity to deal with war. tributed the phrase “with all deliberate last night driving the wrong The five ranked experts are • A t thto atace, one of the great found- speed”—^wlth its nicely balanced double way around the Vernon traffic Sherwood M e r k, Geraldine imperative— to the Supreme Court's leg nationa o f the United Nations haa circle was arrested by Vernon ’ Merk, Betty school desegregation decision. police. Constable Raymond Be Johndpow and John Keller. The a|nne forward with a propoaition which During more than twenty years at the rube. five were instructors in the re- ifpreaenta the moat aignificant gift of Harvard Law School, he was a superb SHOE SALE Murphy, 37, was cently completed Junior Pro teacher of law. Combining erudition with yaindide and preatige any major nation found by police to be driving gram conducted by the dub for enthusiasm, he awakened, stimulated, yet given the world organisation. while his license was under sus area children. goaded, enlightened and finally educat Courtesy Wadsworth Atheaeum. Hartford Two other members of the Odd and Broken Lots Of Fomous Mokes iBrittoh Foreign Secretary Michael ed himdreds of young men—not only as pension. He was charged with failure to drive right at a ro club, Jack Fuglel and Bob Beer- Keeney Wing Gets Occupants Monday Mawart announced in the Houae of Com- skilled professionals but as civilized men ‘WINTER LANDSCAPE” : Gysbrecht Lijtens worth, are now residing at Jay and as future public servants with live tary and operating a motor ve The Keeney St. School addition ia just about finished. In anticipation of using one or two of NOT ALL SIZES IN ALL STYLES toinia that Britain waa now offering to hicle while hto license to under Peak where they are instruc ly consciences. tors in the Ski School. Other the ten new classrooms Monday, custodians William Rice (pushing) and John Gribbon (pull diake a permanent commitment to the Among his admirers there waa a tVINTEA IN ALL iU grand cuapension. ing) move desks through the corridor connecting the 1955 building with its 1965 counterpart. Murphy, arrested by Consta club members participating in Bkltad Nations to provide logtoUcal sup school of thought that for Frankfurter beauty has been dramatically the instruction and receiving Keeney principal Edward Tlmbrell Jr. said this week that he hopes to have most of the ble Raymond Berube, posted port for as many as six battalions of In- elevation to the Supreme Court, although captured in oils by the early silver eagles W6r4 Ray Roy and classrooms in use in a few weeks. The addition Was constructed by Jack R. Hunter Inc. at K seemed to crown his career, waa in 8100 bond for appearance in a cost of about 8363,000. Besides the ten clasaroomk, there is a library and a heating plant tomtry in a United Nationa peaoe-keep- 17th century Flemish landscape Marilyn Rleder. fact an anti-climax and a wrong turn Inside Report Reflections Circuit Court 12, Rockville, Prior to the Jay Peak trip, A fourth grade class now holding classes nearby Trinity^ Covenant Oiurch 'will probably be 1 ^ forea. ing. This greatest of teachers, some be artist, Oysbrecht Lijtana, in March 16. the club com plete its junior the first user of the addition. (Herald photo b y Pinto.) SAVE 35 to 50% ^ Bltherto, what haa happened in Unit- lieved, lacked the ultimate self-confi this painting from tha perma Police report two motorists program and the following chil ill Nations peace-keeping operations to dence to wield judicial power. Intimately were injur^ when a delivery dren participating in the pro Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak nent collection of the Wads A Change Of Pace truck, traveling south on Reser- Jill Gebler, Christina Minta, Su Mills, RFD 2; Mary Belcourt, wife's' 'Vemon home. Sutton that various nations have agreed to acquainted though he was with the worth Atheneum. Lijtens, who gram received blue, red or yel san Benedict, Thomas Benedict, 22 Hany St.; Derlene Stavens, was charged with breach of workings of political power. Tolr M ., operated by Albert A. low patches according to their peace and posted 8500 bond. He ITCvide manpower or logistical asstot- was an active painter from Bonini, 26, of Springfield, Mass., Peter Benedict, and Sherwood 61 Ward S t; Helen Overlook, Certainly his death will only tempo BANGKOK, Thailand— Prime (built by the famed Seabees) 1598-1617, treats the landscape By PhineoM Fitk« progress In tielr d a s ^ : Geral Merk — Instructor, Pamela Pa- Ellington; Barbara Bossidy, 16 to scheduled to appear In ^ e e for aome specific operation. rarily still the long-continuing contro was struck by a sports car, target for the next Communist both of which sue near the in an elaborate linear pattern dine Merk, instructor, Dana luska, Oiris Phelps, Gregg Foster Dr. court March 16. Sgt. Walter ' Britain now offers to make thto kind versy between the Judicial activists and attack on a U.S. Asian base liver, and Ta Khli farther west tra-veling north, operated by Reed, Kimberly Reed, Dick Ma Smiegel made the arrest. of almost Japanese subtlety In When a town commission vast chunks o f town htotocy to Orlando P. Orfitelll, 17. of Bol- Freeman, Steve Kelly, Lloyd Kiowa Council Meets! eg help a thing it will maintain perma- the advocates of judicial self-restraint to not necessarily in South Viet and not so exposed. guire, Jeffrey Maron, Randy the bare trees ot ths for^ changes hands— from one par guide current decisions. tem Rd. Eddy, Dale Clark and John Kiowa Council, Degree of Main and Birch Sts. ijtottly earmarked for the United Na- whose cause he championed. There is no Nam at all, but one of the two The fact to, however, that ground, while in the distant Nobody waa better at side Pfau, Wayne Priest, Ricky Lipp- Pocahontas, will hold a regu 'Vernon news to handled by Police report that Bonlnl was man, and Betty Lovejoy, In- Ferry. need here to arbitrate this rich and U jS. air installations near the Thailand needs no new signal views he shows his advanced ty to another— ths chairman stepping potential problems lar meeting tonight at 8 at The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, GLENNEY’S tlans, to be called upon by that organl- General, struotor. Hendticksen, Hospital Notes fruitful intellectual dispute. One has only Laotian border here in Thai — such as a sneak attack on a understanding of aerial per ship usually changes vrith it. that could tie the town’s hands the Moose Club. A potluck 38 Park 8t., P.O. Box 327, tele 0|(tion whenever it chooses. Hospital for a hand laceration. Kevin Trapp, Oathy Laifaier, Admitted yesterday: Donald to observe that he waa admirably bril- land. U.S. base — that Communist spective. Thto painting belongs than Alvord, 'with his recollec- supper at 7 p.m. will precede phone 875-8186 or 648-2711. ' And with the chairmanship Orfitelll was admitted to Man Ronald Nightingale. Oarol* Farquhar, 20 Maxwell Dr.; -n*hto f AGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1966 lilANUHBiSTEk EVENING ilERAjJ), MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1965 aid Miner, pastor o f the United Congregational Church, Tol-4^ TPC to Hold Rio^s Traffic i^Police Charge ^Enforcer’ O b i t u a ^ land, will officiate. Burial will Amendments to Zone Rules ^ bo In Ellington Center Ceme New Hearing S With Malcolm X Murder tery. Under Tough Frienda may call at the fu The town planning com Win Endorsement, Criticism neral home Sunday from 7 to mission will conduct a sac- i (CMttaned from F»C« Om ) tions based on misinformation Death Qaims 9 p.m. Task-Master and misrepresentaUona of the ond public hearing on pro posed changes to the town Saturday. Some 14,000 persona issues involved," Rowan lidd in A dozfin opinions of a Dr. Erickson aoning regulations after re quest Specific office projects two stories when conversions RIO DE JANEIRO, Brasil jMiTe pused by his bier in less a speech Thursday before the lies of proposod amend may be three storlee high. Foreign Service Association. F unerals visions to Its initial pro often depend for. their success (AP) — Rio’s tough traffic boss, Dr. Knut E. Erickson of Rock Atty. Podrove objected to a ' 4han three days. Malcolm's sister, Ella Mae posals have been prspsired. ments. to the town’s aoning upon, rapid approval. Ool. Americo Fontenelle, has Island, HI., pastor of Emanuel The second hearing, for requirement (that now exists ■ 4 The Federation for Independ- Collins of Boston, said Thursday Everett WoodniS regulations were . offered Comments about apartment tangled with another foreign Lutheran Church from 1932 to wdiich no date has been set, construction came from Attys. in the reguIaUons, according to . «nt Political Action called for "no one can fill Malcolm's Funeral services for Everett the town planning commis- town planning director Joseph • > e Harlem store closings at 3 shoes." 1939, died suddenly yesterday In Woodruff, 47, of 144 Demlng wiH be advertised In The Podrove and LaBeUe. embassy — this time the Soviet Rock Island. Herald. ■ifm at a public hearing last Tamsky) requiring a special Union — In his flat-tires battle ; -p.m. today and all day Saturday She told a Boston news con St,-will be held tomorrow at 2 They objected to amend exception for a conversion •— and threatened a boycott for ference : "I will endeavor to Pastor Erickson left Man pjn. ac tl>e Hobnes Funeral In the Interim, the com night. ments that would cut maximum against Illegal parking and traf • :Jhose stores which did not com- chester in 1939 to become comp mission has invited aU per The opinions ranged from when a new multi-family build carrjr out his program. I will Home, 400 Main S t The Rev. building height from three to ing con be constructed without fic violations. ly. The demand was repeated function in the capacity of troller of Augustana College and Cllffoi^ O. Slmpeon, pastor o( sons who have suggeaUona specific criticism of ths detail two stories; restrict the num 'hurs(fey night by Jesse Gray, Theological Seminary at Rock to Incorporate in the re- provUiona of the amendments— any special permission. As usual, Fontenelle won. choosing those I feel equal to Center Congregational Church, ber of iinlU to 16 where it is A proposed addition to in J[arlem rent-strike leader who Island. He later became vice 'vlsicms to evhmit their rec- voiced by builders and lawyers The colonel and a team of his work in his place. I shall work will officiate. Burial will be In now 20; require the buildings dustrial sone regulations re ■'^ppoke at a Harlem rally of 280 with and not against any and all resident of the college and held conunendations to the com- who must work within tha pro deflation •peciallste found eight 'Veterans' Field, Bkist Cemetery. cover no more than 25 per cent quiring a planted yard between American-built cars with diplo- ‘ :^rsona. organisations that are apparent Sils position until his retirement Friends may call at the fu mlaslon In writing within visions of the soning code—to o f the lot v/here It Is now 40 ly sincere in achieving equal a few years ago. the next week. general approval from residents an Industrial building and niatic license tags parked ille r In Washington, Carl Rowan, neral home tonight from 7 to 9. per cent; require parking space neighboring residential prop gally at the Soviet Embassy. ? ilirector of the United States rights for America's 20 million During his ministry at Eman Mr. Woodruff was bom in New The written recommen seeking protection against more for one und one-half cars per blacks and not just Interested in uel Lutheran Church there was dations will be considered Intense development o f their erty came under attack for be The cops drew their weapons : Information Agency, who is a Britain on Jan. 1, 1918, a son of unit where there Is now no for ing too restrictive''and too am — special tools for removing Ifegro, said some African news- extracting money from them." a substantial growth in mem the late Louis and Hilda Helm along with the points raised residential neighboilioods. mal requirement; and require In Rochester, N.Y., police bership and the property indebt d u rl^ a public hearing on The commission took no ac biguous. valve cores — and swung Into ^ papers were falsely portraying Woodruff. He had lived in Man 2,500 square feet of lot for each The addition would demand action. Ignoring protests. Thursday night found five sticks edness was greatly reduced. Be the sone changes last night. tion on the changes, which It j Malcolm X as a martyred inte- chester for 11 years. He was dwelling unit more than two yards of as much as 100 feet, The air hissed out of 32 tires. atlonist hero. Rowan said of dynamite taped together and sides his parish duties he took employed as sm inspector by has been working on for sever where 1,000 square feet are now slcolm X was "an ex-convict, said the explosives allegedly an active psirt in community af al months, pending further planted to screen the Indus Some of the cars were said to Pratt and 'Whitney Division of required. trial site from reetdenttal build belong to visiting Yugoslav dip ic-dope peddler, who became a were to be used in a plot to blow fairs and served as a member United Aircraft Corp., East study of ths amendments and Atty. LoBelle also objected up a Black Muslim meeting hall of the Manchester Board of Hospital Notes ing. lomats, but both embassies idal fanatic." Hartford. He was a member of the objections voiced. Utat the rights of owners of ex- dropped the matter. Rowan expressed amaiement in Rochester. Education and on the board of The town building inspector, the American Legion and a The most often heard com IsUag lots to use their property acting as soning mforcemeni F^tenelle and his men have S.^t some of the press accounts in The dynamite was found in an directors of Manchester Memo union steward at Pratt and Patteats Tbday: 268 plaints were that the proposed under present restrictions be rial Hospital. officer, would determine wheth deflated tires, impounded cars W tsia and Africa of the killing of abandoned automobile after Whitney. He haul served in the ADMITTED ‘YESTERDAY; amendments were Inconsistent presen’ed. v ^ a lc o lm X. He said the USIA police received an anonymous An honorary doctor's degree er the screening Is adequate. and cited drivers of some 20 Army for five years during Mrs. Lucy Barrowa, Coventry; between their various provi Considerable interest was al Atty. Katp and land engi diplomatic cars owned by seven its radio arm, the Voice of call. The tipster told police the was conferred upon him for his World War II and was a veter Michael Beller, 3 Sanford Rd.; sions, permitted too much lee outstanding work at the college so expressed at tglie hearing neer Hayden Griswold Jr. ob foreign embassies. America, "did a xealous job" in dynamite was to be used in a an of the fighting in Italy. Mr. Helene Burnett, 16 Berkley S t; way to the eonunission and the about proposed changes in ths plot by a local black nationaliiA In 1943 he was made director of jected that the yard require Three diplomats protested in felling the world of the slaying. Woodmff received the Purple Mrs. Rose Caglanello, 85 Creat- town xoning enforcement offi section of the regulations gov "But it has not been enough to section to avenge the death of the Centennial Thank-Offering ment would take too much vain to the Foreign Ministry. Heart lor injuries received in wood Rd.; Mrs. Virginia Fay, cer In setting conditions for lot erning applications for group land from the property owner. Diplomatic immunity, contends iT prevent a host of African reac Malcolm X Appeal, a five-year program the Battle of Caasino. Ekist Hartford; Barlmra Klenke, d e v e lo ^ e n t and were so re among churches of the Augus dwellings (apartment projects Atty. Podrove said that the Fontenelle, doesn't extend to the Survivors include his wife, Wapping; Mrs. Winifred Mon-^ strictive that some lots would including more than one build proposal iwas not clear whether air In a diplomat's tire. tana Lutheran Synod. The pro Mrs. Louise DiVito Woodruff; roe, 351 Oakland S t; Rochelle become unusable. gram resulted in raising more ing on a single property). a buffer would be required for Most diplomats accept the a son, Gregory Woodruff, and Pranckus, Stafford Springs; I T1>e H>e accolades ' were from ObjecUonc again came from a commercial building in an in mesuiures quietly. ^ h a t Inch of Rain Y ester day than $2,000,000 for the overall two (laughters, Miss Lorfaine Mrs. Mary Richards, 18 Cush- mombers of the Zoning Board program of the church. Attys. LaBelle and Podrove, dustrial sone. U.S. Ambassador Lincoln Woodruff and Miss Deborah man Dr.; Mrs. Juanita Rhosuls, 'eff Appeals and residents who and were seconded by other at Bagley suggested that to re Survivors Include his wife, 75 Creatwood Dr.; Mrs. V era ' commended the more stringent Gordon called Fontenelle to Would Have Been 12 of Snow Woodruff, all at home; a broth torneys present. quire an industrial developer praise his campaign after Fon four daughters and a number of er, Frederick Woodruff of New Sinunons, 375 Benedict Dr., I controls over apartment and of- V grandchildren. The restrictions questioned to provide and maintain a tenelle deflated the tires of the Britain; two sisters, Mrs. Ar South Windsor; Robert 'Wheat- flee development that the s Funeral services will be held included those that would In planted buffer strip would dis ambassador's official limousine Mandieater was spared fron.^ Bigelow Brook, in the Lenox- thur Hinkel of New Britain and on, Stafford Springs; Edwin I amendments include. crease the side and rear yard courage Industry from coming illegally parked at the embaaay. tomorrow et St. John’s Lutheran Mm. Walter Pajor of the Ken Laird, Mansfield Depot; Mrs. I Ths proposed amendments 12 inch snowstorm yester- Benton Sts. area, a habitual Church, Rock Island. requirements for some lots; to Manchester. Fontenelle, 44, a retired air sington section of Berlin; and Arlene Skinner, Loveland Rd., would affect construction In 3 day when 1.25 inches of rain trouble spot, did not overflow The family suggests that in limit the number of apartments Planning Director Tamsky force pilot, says "diplomats S fe ll locally in about a 10-hour and ran half filled, thanks to several nieces autd nephews. Rockville; Russell Hitchcock, Residence Zone C, residential in a building to no more thim noted that the building inspec know they also must respect the lieu of flowers those wishing to Wapping; Llojrd Edwards, 229 . constructiem in any Business 2j>eriod. For purposes of mesis- the presence of a highway de do so may make memorial con 12, where no restriction now tor Thomas Mohanan had ob traffic laws." w «ring water accumulation, a partment crew, which kept the Mrs. George Smith Bush Hill Rd.; Mrs. Joyce ' sone, group dwellings In ‘ ' any exists; restrict coverage to 25 jected to the clause giving the I 6 6 tributions to Augustana College. "A diplomat who breaks the TONIGHT t. 9 .. SATUDAY 9 t. 4 ratio of 10 inches of snow to flow free of debris. The funeral of Mrs. Mary C Bridgmiw, 10 Haynes S t; Mrs. sone, and site provisions for per cent of the lot when 30 to zoning Inforcement officer the law is compromi.sing and em Smith of Manchester was held Judith Rothe, Windsor Locks; Industrial sonet. Other detail ^ one inch of rain is used. However, the brook did im ‘Vincent C. OUligan 40 per cent are now permitted responsibility for determinin'; barrassing his country," he pound onto the highway on W. this morning from the Walter Raymond Adamson, Glaston changes ore also proposed. in various zones; restrict group whether screening provided was ?.■ • The rainfall brings the total Vincent C. GilMgan, 68, of Cov says. 2 ^cumulation for this month to Middle Tpkc., although not N. Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 bury; Mrs. Lorraine Roy, East The specific amendments, dwellings from Rural Residence sufficient, wlthou- proiridlnt, When Fontenelle took over the entry Rd.. Wlllimantic. died Main St., with a Mass of re Windsor; Mrs. Felma Bujau- their criticisms and the objec Zone where they are now per guidelines for his Judgment. id .8 5 Inches, against an average enough to Impede traffic. yesterday at his home. traffic department nine months Other trouble spots around quiem at St. Bridget's Church. clus, 875 Parker St.; Orlando tors Include the following: mitted; and require plans for And Genovesi proposed that 3.04 for the period, He was bom in Manchester ago, virtual chaos reigned on je ■ High winds, which accom- town were Ihe usual repeaters, The Rev. John J. Delaney was Orfltelll Jr., 527 Bolton Rd., Residence Zone C: projects be prepared by a reg the Industrial sone regulations Rio's streets. on April 4, 1896, a son of the the celebrant. Mrs. Raymond Vernon; Word Day, Coventry; istered architect and submlt- be further amended to bar 9panled the storm, and which all caased by storm sewers late James and Anna Corwell The revisions to the section Gov. Carlos Lacerda told Fon 2 continued for a time thereafter, which were unable to take the Murphy was the organist and Paul Marcoux, 210 High S t; of the amendments dealing : with site, topographical and advertising blllboafxls in zones tenelle to untangle the traffic SPECTACULAR Gilligan. Before moving to Wil soloist. Burial was in St. Bridg George Crandall, 13 Knox St.; abutting major highways such i toppled a telefvislon antenna at runoff fast enough. The trou llmantic three years ago, he with new offices and apartment' drainage plan.s. problem. He revived a method £ |0 Oak St. shortly after 5 p.m., bles cleared themselves when et's Cemetery where Father De Edward Wilsinski, 58 Home construction in Residence Zone Bagley asked again that the as the 'Wilbur Cross or RL 6 used by the late Menezes Cortes lived in Manche.ster and Hart laney read the committal serv stead St.; Michael Szykula, 9 causing a 40-minute power fail- the storm ended. ford for most of his life. He C came in for the most criti grounds for granting a permit when it la relocated. when he held the traffic direc when the antenna fell The flooded su'eas included: ice. Broad Brook; Mrs. Jessie Ama- cism. for a group dwelling project be Grira’Old also questioned the tor’s job 16 years ago—deflating was a retired .sunervisor of me Bearem were Peter Fagan, cross electric lines. Dover Rd. and W. Middle Tpke., chanics for the Connecticut Bus deo, 162 Eldridge S't; John Gal- Objections to the increased spelled out. ^ C zone regulallohi for requiring tlie tires of erffenders. Cortes was ELECTRIC RANGES Hilliard and Broad. Hilliard at Cornelius Foley, Robert Knofla, lasso, 11 Strant S t land area provisions included in Like the office amendments, different lot dimensions for hos fired (When he deflated the tires SELL OFF Police detoured traffic in the Co., Hartford. Dr. John F. Barry Jr., Charles and the town fire depart- the RR, Summit and Hollister, Survivors include a son. Vin BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A the new office construction re the group dwelling changes pitals and convalescent homes of a prominent senator. aent had a standby crew on Waddell and Hartford Rds., and cent J. Gilligan of Fishkill, TVebbe and Atty. David M. Bar son to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew quirements were raised by give authority for permitting than it does for other types of Nobody was exempt from ad, in the event of fire. Pow- Autumn St. at Beth Sholotn N. Y.; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth ry. Vincens, 45 Sherwood Circle Attys. Leon Podrove. Jules projects to the planning com- development. Fontenelle's teams. Any car il corapany crews repaired the Cemetery. Moulin of Fort Lauderdale, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rua- | Karp, Herman Yules and John mls.Mon where the Boning ap A proposal that all properties legally parked was fair game. Joseph .M. Schaub peals board now has jurisdic ble by 5:50 p.m. The flooding at the cemetery Fla.; a sister, Mrs. Frances sell Molitoris, Loveland Rd., i LoBelle. Atty. LaBelle speared on which a zoning appeal wa.s Police last year Impounded a did not reach any of the graves, The funeral of Joseph Mar Rockville: a son to Mr. and Mrs' ' developer Alexander Jarvis. tion. pending be posted for 10 days Town water department Erick of Hartford; and 7 record 18,261 vehicles and sus which are situated on high tin Schaub of 188 Hillstown Rd. Kenneth Reynolds Jr., 74 Coo^ I provisions would require The appeals board's rriteria ahead with a warning sign wa.s okesmen reported a fast run- grandohildren. pended 40,604 drivers’ licenses. ground. The funeral will be held to was held this morning from the per S t; a son to Mr. and Mra square foot minimum lot for a favorable action are criticized by Ally. Podrove and General Electric \SENSA TIONAL Fines, towing charges and fees bff yesterday, and said that all In addition to street flooding, morrow at 8:30 a.m. from the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, AugusUn Morin, Tolland. size where 7,200 square feet are spelled out; the proposed developer John Barnlnl os diffi Gives our of the town's reservoirs several calls were recelv^ now sufficient; would require amendments do not spell out more than doubled. The average W. P. Quish Funeral Home. 225 219 W. Center St., with a Mass b i r t h s TODAY: A daugh cult to enforce. fine is only 3 cents but it’s a aeflted greatly. A more com from homeowners for pumping Main SL, Manchester, with a of requiem at the Church of the ter to Mr. and Mrs. John Hut 75 feet of frontage where 60 the reasons for which the plan Bagley suggested it be re plete report on the water levels out cellars, a condition caused feet ore now enough;u ^ ; andan would ning commission may grant a lot of trouble to g;ot back a Mass of requiem at 9 at St. Assumption. The Rev. Franci.s son, Marlborough. quired to be displayed over a towed-away car. The average at the reservoirs will be ready by overloaded storm sewers. Bridget’s Church. Burial will be J. MIhalek was celebrant. Paul DISCHARGED YESTER require a total of 35 feet of side special permit for a project. specific lime period, rather than You Pext week, and will include Highway crews were out to Bailey also asked the board fine, incidentally, is rising soon in St. Bridget's Cemetery. Qietlat was organist and solo DAY; Randy Dydzowski, WU- yard space where 20 feet ore simply ten days. aeasurements made on Sun- day gathering up debris and now enough. reconsider amendments that to the equivalent of $2.20. SELF Friends may call at the fu ist. Burial was in St. James' limantic; Linda Maselli, 593 W. Russell Inzinga said he op Lacerda has made the depart ay, the last day of the month. patching washed out potholes. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Cemetery. Father Mihalek read Middle Tpke.; Miss Janet Tom Atty. Yulea said the restric would allow two buildings in a posed extending C zone retlden- tions would make construction group dwelling project to be as ment relatively autonomous so DISPOSAL Tri the committal service. linson, 215 Center St.; Paul tial building reatricUona in Busi of new offices in Residence close as 10 feet If neither fac It can retain fines and license Mrs. Rebecca BHodesa Bearers were Vito Covensky, Bmdiar, West Wllllngton; Louis ness Zones, os Is proposed. He fees to buy modem traffic con Rockville Mrs. Rebecca Bilodeau. 76, of Joseph Suess, Charles Glode Jr., Boggtnl. 53 Spencer St.; Sam Zone C areas such os E. Center ing wall hod windows, and that owns business property which he CLEANING Bt., econ(7mioally unfeasible. trol equipment, including a re OF 58 Willard Rd., died last n ij^ Charles Glode Sr., Henry Glode uel Sease, 8 Alpine S t; Mra. would permit the substitution of says he might want to develop balcony space for ness’Iy re mote-control computer. Lever at her home. and Joseph Reister. Elizabeth Bohme, 98 Warren A lot at E. Center and Summit for residential use. he sold; as "One of the nicest things I quired outdoor living space. Sentences Cut for Two Mrs. Bilexleau was bom April Ave., Vernon; Ronald Rickort, Sts. for which an office Is a taxpayer he said he should •ee these days," says Fymtenel- 5, 1888, in St. JohnSbury, Vt„ 45 Vernon Ave., Rockville; Mra. planned'wbuld be "half ioet” if Pralae for a new restriction not lose the use of any of his le, "is pedestrians crossing in barring group dwellings in Reei- OVEN I « and lived in this area five Shirley Webb, 495 Cortc Dr.. the amendments are approved, property. pedestrian lanes at the signals Cooking dence' Zone AA came from In Tolland Dairy Break months. Events Bolton; Mrs. Isabel Rosendohl, he said. The project would no The zoning revisions, which on Rio Branco Avenue. Survivors include a son Paul 10 Trotter St,; Robert Barton, longer be "commercially feasi Frank Sheldon. 35 Meadow were reviewed by the Capitol "And have you noticed that N. Bilodeau of St. Johnsbury; b le " ' Lane, and Harold Clendaniei, 85 FAMOUS MAKES 145 Tanner St.; Mrs. Theresa Region Planning Agency, were the bus drivers look and act a Meadow ^ n e . Both live in an RANGE Areas J J Two young men from Man-'^' ing (With criminal Intent and three daughters, Mrs. Norman In State Parlo, 33 Edgerton St.: Charles E. Center St., an area of once- found "not inconsistent with In little less like wild beasts?” f j^ester who were sentenced 12 larceny. Charges stem from a J. Fontaine of Manchester, with Connelly, 17 West S t; Mrs. (ashionable old homes, "is de- AA zone hear the site of a pro tertown or regional considera The daily accident rate has whom she made her home, Mrs. teriorsting," he said. '"The trend posed group dwelling project U o 15 years last October had break at the Nutmeg Pharmacy (CooUnned from Page On«) Joan D'Amour, 321 Andover tions. . . ." dropped from an average of 80.6 AT ^toeir sentences reduced 6 to 12 in the Vernon Circle. LoLseau Paul P. Thibodeau of Hartford Lake Rd., Andover; Gerry should toward replacing off Oak Grove St. per day in January 1964, to 24.8 ears today in Tolland County appeared in court today walk and Mrs. Jeweph Brohan of Oak Hicks, Chaplin; William Alex present buildings with high Encouragement came also in December despite an Incrca.se land. Calif; two brothers, Ar- Saturday through Wednesday class office buildings; the pro from Vincent Genovesi, a mem ill uperior Court. ing with the aid of a cane. He are expected to average below ander, TaJcottville; Robert Dix of nearly 50,000 vehicles circu was shot during a break in a sene FYovencaJ of Hartford and posed regulations would make ber of the Zoning Board of Ap About Town PThey were Richard F. Dunn normal. Seasonal temperatures on, 14 Griswold St.; Mrs. Mary' lating by the end of the year. Never before such low prices for a self-cleaning Willimantic drug store. Raoul Provencal of Walthan, Zawistowski, 36 Union Court; this difficult," according to peals, who said that the more *3Jr.. 21, of 12 Wadsworth St. Mass.; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy at the beginning of the period Atty. Yules — thus freezing the stringent requirements would oven ranges. Unlatch the oven door, set the dials Court officials indicated that turning colder Tuesday and Mrs. Elsie Hayes and son, Cov The ‘Village Charmers, a and Richard A. Dorey, 22, of Champoux of Manchester, N.H.; preeent residential development be beneficial to the town In the other charges from Windham Wednesday. Precipitation may entry; Mrs. Barbara Wagner woman's barbershop quartet of and forget it— the oven cleans itself electrically. y 4 3 ® Blssell St., who were eight grandchildren and three there. long run to meet Increasing de Weather Bureau GIGANTIC SAVINGS county will be consolidated total about inch melted with and son, Bridgeport; Mrs. Ju Mountain Laurel Chapter, Sweet Auto, surface unit, pushbutton controls, fully T Charged with breaking and en- great-grandchildren. velopment pressures in Man when Loiseau appears for sen snow or rain about Monday and dith Delaney and daughter, 17 Atty. LoBeUe epeclftcolly crit Adelines, Inc., will appear to 3 .taring with violence. The funeral will be held Mon chester. Labels Storm lighted cook-top and oven. tencing March 26. snow flurries over western por Trumbull St. icized the requirement for 75- morrow at 8 p.m. at Durham Police said they broke into Bruce W. Kiesow, 16, of day morning from the Des- Objections to other proposed ;gjhe Mountain View Dairy on tions on Tuesday. DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. foot front lots, since 60-foot lots High School Auditorium in a Newington; received a suspend rochers and Sayles Funeral Lois Hannan. Thompsonville; are still to be required for resi changes in the C zone regula show with the Meriden Men's ‘Most Intense’ 3Jjlt. 74 in Tolland at night last ed indeterminate sentence at Home, 68 Summer St., St. tions were voiced against "in ALL FLOOR SAMPLE MODELS gummer and severely beat the Frederick Worthington. Som dential lots. Cniapter of SPEBSQA, sponsor 12 HOUR SALE PRICES Cheshire Reformat'ory on a Johnsbury. Burial will be in ers; David DIubac, 40 Oakwood "You can't pick uses for lots consistencies" between the pro ed by the Durham Exchange General Electric wner, Manuel Olivera, 65. when charge of breaking with crim BOSTON (AP) —A northea.d] Mount Calvary Cemetery, St. Rd.; Mrs. Dorothy Ojlllette, 244 ahead of time when you design posed requirements for con Club. The show will benefit the e surprised the pair. A tire inal intent, and one year each, Indonesia version of dweillng for multi- storm, described by the U.S. r. Iron was used in the beating. Johnsbury. Woodland St.; Elizabeth Klein, a subdivision,'’ he sold. Thus youth activities program of t'-e Weather Bureau as "the most also suspended, on three counts all uses should require the same family use and the require Ebcchange Club. Manchester jywo>rthers participated In the of attempted breaking and en 144 Deep wood Dr.; John Kautz, Intense of this winter," smashed ^®reak but were charged separ- Gustav A. Ulrich Takes Over 33 Eldridge St.: Mrs. Eloise minimum frontage, he con ments for new, multi-family members of the quartet are Mrs. ■ into New England Thunday tering. Gustav A. Ulrich, 77, of New tended. houses. Truman Crandall and Mrs. Rob AMERICANA Fairweather, Femwood Dr., damaging property In many He was placed on probation port Richey, Fla., formerly of Realtor Warren Howland The inconsistencies arise, ert W. Gordon. FAMOUS 3 . Atty. Joel H. Reed II said at for two years. Kiesow was one (Continaed from Page One) Bolton; Mra. Rosemary Turner, areas and contri^ting to at ' ihe sentencing last Oct. 16 that Manchester, died yesterday in Glastonbury. asked that new office buildings said Attys. Podrove and La MUST BE SOLD ULTRA SPEED RANGES of two youths Involved in a least one death. -3he incident was "the worst Florida. He was the husband of in C zone be permitted more Belle, because of new restric The VFW will have a Seafood Helena Young, 44, of Dart series of breaks or attempted Mrs. Amelia Ulrich. recognized" but Seda would than two stories hi|^. The reg tions on multi-family conver Night for members and guests 'r case we’ve had in Tolland Coun- breaks in a service station in leave behind an Indonesian mouth, was struck and killed by MAKE Glamorous and exciting—an entirely new per 5 ^ ’ in many years. Mr. Ulrich operated a restau ulations would reduce the per sions Uiat require 650 square tonight from 6 until midnight several towns. management team to run the Exams Planned an automobile as she crossed Z ^ The reduced sentence was rant at the north end of Man mitted height from three to two foot a|>artments where 450 at the post home. T ;" - - spective in modem range design and beauty. The plantations. Route 6 In Dartmouth while fc/fecommended after the state chester for many years, about stories. square feet minimums apply Club of the VFW will sponsor a shielding her lace against the Automafic ultimate in fast, flameless cooking, wonderful au- .’ Bardons board examined the 30 years ago. He moved to Seda said that the order For Town Jobs He also suggested that of for new units; require that the dance tomorrow from b p...i. means the government will run driving rain. tomaticity and carefree cleanability. Truly one of case. Tanker, Jet Florida about five years ago. fices in private homes be pro- appearance of an existing 1 a.m. for memtxera and guests Winds gusrted to 133 m.p.h. at IMMEDIATELY! the world’s finest ranges! Donald Loiseau, 21. of Wil- He was a member of Emanuel American rubber plantations The Town of Manchester has hiMted in all zones more re building be left unchanged by at the post home. Th« “ Claasi'r“ “ under contract of American the observatory on 8,2M-foot- f Bmantic, pleaded guilty to Lutheran Church, Manchester announced open competitivs ox- strictive than Residence Zone a conversion when new con will play for dancing. A buffet high Mount Washington, N.H., ELECTRIC t Charges of breaking and enter- Lodge of Masons and the Tall owners" and that contracts aminaUons for five cteoaes of B, to encourage use o f eonuner- struction may be of a multi- will be served. Tlclute will be In C ollision would be worked out later. and pounded portions of the Cedars of Lebanon. clerk typists and clerk steno cial office apace. family design; and limit build- sold, at tha door. Maine coast with hurricane Long Easy Budget Terms 12 HOUR SALE PRICES The Watkins-West Funeral graphers. A ttya Podrove and Yules (Coatlnned from Page One) force. RANGES Penonaf Notices Home, 142 E. Center St., Is in Public Records They include: cleric typist I specifically criticized two pro Mount Desert Rock off Bar charge of arrangements, which at |3,294-$4,068 annually, clerk posed provisions which would Harbor, Maine, reported gusts muda and Newfoundland were are incomplete. give the planning commission Famous Make ordered to search the area of typist II at $3,494-$4,868, clerk to 86 m.p.h. and seas of 20-25 =■ Card Of Thanks -Warrantee Deeds authority to pass on the ex the crash. Coast Guard search stenographer at $3,494-$4,368, feet. I ** wtfh to expr*PB our iinc^re Fred K. Rasmussen Dolores M. Trotter to Mary terior design of a building to and rescue planes took off from senior clerk typist at t8,894-$4, TTiD high winds Indirectly Easy to clean, accurate pushbutton controls, spa - to o u r n»ichbon. ELLINGTON—Fred Kristian N. Pagani, property at 447-449 * fr.^rAa And retedTM for many IArgentia Naval Base In New 877, and senior cleric stenogfoph- ensure that It fit in with the caused a Are that deatroyed a| cious ovens, removable oven door, automatic clock tta Rasmussen, 80, died this morn neigHborhood, and to “ modify • of ihovn fofiowlnc foundland. and 455 Vi-457% Main St. er at $4.076-$5,069. bam and two silos and threat- • p o s i n g F«b 14. ing at the home of Mr. and the building requirements, BOURNE BUICK control oven timer and roomy storage drawer! The Manchester Building and ened a 180-year-c^d farmhouse Mr Aad Mrr^wzr^ L Davu Jr . The Coast Guard said it had Applications, job description Clean modem deaigns and engineered for depend Arjt Tmtr.:.’. — < Form^rty of H ’ been in radio contact with four Mrs. John Bhanabsui of Mead- Realty Co. to Robert Grasis and and other Information may be method or time of operation and In Ira, Vt. Firemen sold the| N O R im A N I ftA > ‘ owhrook Rd., where he lived Zelma Grasis, property at 60 other provisions of the regula Are started after the bam chim- able performances. ’5 merchant ships in the area and obtaiqfSd in the personnel office for more than 20 years. Presents INC. asked them to look for survi Valley St. in the -Municipal Building, and tions'' to protect the neighbor ney collapsed, causing a stove t fai MemonaiB I Mr. Rasmussen was bom vors. Green Manor Estates, Inc., to all applications must be re hood. to explode. '_ I a m rm ary n t Ostberise t March 20, 1864, in Bcrgib. Nor Land Development . Co., 14 lots Appearance, Urey said, is a The weather bureau said 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKE_E >r wSo psMxi awsr Frt. 3t . ■ turned, or postmarked, no later 12 HOUR SALE PRICES way, and came to this country In subdivision off 'Vernon St. than March 12. , matter of taste that should be more than six Inches of snow 7 about 67 yean ago. He was a Dorothy M. Roach to Cedric left to the owner o f the prop fell in some northern areas of i f R 3T'-* «• <-sasnt P o p e A p p e a ls The examinations ore being THE NEW SKYUWK retired chef. Giggle and Ruth Giggle, prop- held to flM several vocanctes, erty and his architect. Allot- New England, but most sections Ub- 3-.M of ane «* levcd a« veil. He has no survivors. perty at 104 Bridge St. and to establish a pool for future Ing to the commission the right had rain. UP flari whM a p«aceineral Home, 19 Ellington Babee-Tenda of Northern Con Podrove said, and to set epeclal 8.03 Inches: Hartford, Conn., t- . “nt TunBy Ave,. Rockville. The Rev. Don- necticut, 82 Wedgewood Dr. Security Tighter conditions, “ig just too much 2.16 inches; Providence, R.I., (Coattsoed from Page One) regulation.” St# it new at tha Autorama Shew • 2.11 Inches; Boston 1.87. Cleans Around Dr. King Others agreed that conditions A huge Ice Jam trapped E a s y Cleaning, Easy Cooking only new U.8. cardinal, was Cong Forces Bolstered for every oppileoat ought to be ia Hartford ot tha Irood Stroot Anooryi - dozen lobster boats In Stoning- SMALL guest of honor at a reception at imedficolly stated In advance, ton Harbor, Maine, and the the residence of U.S. Ambassa (Coothmed from Page One) not suhja^ to revieions "at the Friday, Sotorday, ood Soadoy. Coast Guard sent a cutter after Without WONDER dor Frederick Reinhardt. whim of the planning eonunls- them. With KELVINATOR Among the nearly SOO guests U.S., North Viet Nam luncheon and then went Unirs- alon." Wa witi ofToiiga for e demeestietleii. Dozene of persona trapped by was German-bom Augustin Car day night to a epeclal benefit Roger B. Bogley, a member ’ high water in the Portland, | / ELECTRIC RANGES dinal Bea, head of the Ctu-lstian screening of "The Oreotest Sto of the zoning appeals board, Maine, area were evacuated by mg. Unity Secretariat, to which Car ry Ever Told.” suggested that the criteria on rowboat, and in Hampton, N.H., dinal Shehan was assigned Apart on Peace Plan Pena eoid M ptelaolothao de which office development be five fomiUea driven from their 'Now .iust throw oven grease and grime away in Thursday. tectives hod been assigned to permitted be outlined in the homee by water took rafqg* in seconds! No scouring, no scraping, no acrubbing. Magic Chef Automatic ^Equipped wUh 4-speed, trans- the Hollywood Tlieater where regulations. a echoofiMHiee. • . . ' ^ / Throw-away oven lininip makes this possible. (OontlBaed from Page Oas) Nantucket Island Was Isolated ~ ndsslon, leatberette Interior, of Da Nang, a U.S.'Vietnamess the movie was ebown, wbUf 90 amandinente transfer th i Many other convenient time-saving features, too. ^ • e e t belts, slgBsl ImUcators, Blrboss. motorcycle poUeemen fortnod a authority for allowing offices when eteamer, and airplane FRI6IDAIRE Pull 'n Clean a combat divialon via the oft- In Reoldeiiei Zone C from the servica halted: ELECTRIC RANGES ibumper overrider a, srind- For that Miue of The move was mods despite ring around H. Booh hod a pic •v .■.■a'" i;," - *shleld washer, electric wipers. bombad tralla of Laos into South intensive U.S. aerial strikes at ture of Qllbert and license num appeals board to the planning Boeton'e X ogM Airport was Iw security... Viet Nam's 1st A m y Corps Oommunist-held tMils throiigh bers of the cars ha' might he rfffliwIiiilWj eloeed for (s 'ehwrt time as were many other airports throughout Prepiure a snack for two or a banquet for twelve araa, which fronts on the 17th eastern Loos and further height driving. Hie nppeale board inay grant ened a danger that South Viet Bimitef eecurity measures permission for offiee construc the region. Roade were clogged with a veraatile Magic Chef range. You get posi I COLOSTOMY Parallel. BOURNE Nam oould be cut in two, were taken at Dr. King's down tion now, he said, under specifi by floode and mudslides. SpeM Eg^ua|v« ptiU ’n clean ovehU ctean frcpi top with- 12 HOUR SALE PRICES tive surface unit control, oven cycling Ujfht and Such a movement would fol aoureoa at Da Nang sold. town hotel- cally described conditions. The on ttM $218 million, newly appliance outlet aa well aa amaaing cooking per- opened. Ms esechtwotte Turnpike ei\t steoBinf. i^ueeaaed, on^^oca flowing top, low up Oommunlet infiltration . Qps. yjqtpam.esa staff officer No announcement was mode same or similar nectficatlons foimance. wMch U.S. offlotala estimated said only U.S. combat troops 08 to whettier bo would main- should apply to the planning exteneioa Into Bboton was cut to C o ^ OUiBW ov«a control. Speed heat last month had landed 10,000 tein Uie schedule ,whfoh Colli tor commission, he suggested. a crawl,hy.slx-lnch floodtng in •w.i"!'!?’ i - ■■■ ■ fighting men — 90 per cent of him to speak at servioas in a As it Is now worded, the 'eome'pteoM. North Vietnamese origin — to amendments state the commis reinforce the Viet Gong. sion may turn down a request > U POr. FOR INDEPENOEN18 NfW TORX — Indepen^ Td; l}0 FAYMENTS UNTIL SPRING d 12 HOUR SALE PRICES The divisional command was but Mte no standardi tor the -.f.} ^ roportad set up in tlM Viet Oong- (gfHualasioo'l action. held Do Xa area of Q u w Ngai ▲tty. Podrove aU» w iffiitiil Province, about W w o a aoulh a tlma Itanlt wjtbin fhlT' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., PRIDAY, FERRUARY 26, 1965 p a g e E L E V a t ^ l PAGE TEN Departmant o f Sduoatton o f Um 1 Lecture by Tarr United Synagogue « f Amerioa, South Windsor tee. Civic and church C ^ p * Cla88 Hunting I and has served as director of may cmitact Mrs. Roger'Cottle, fewest Airliner Apartment Project Awaits X fffO - Democratic Candidates in Vernon Election To Open Series majxy of the agency^ youth 78 Dogwood La. for further in 46 Classmates GRAPHIC services. formation. In M aiden Flight The series U open to the pab- MOTO’S FUEL CO. 22 Couples to Graduate PYF*e to Meet Legal Opinion on Planning COPY SCRVIfE, INC At Beth Sholom Me and tickets may be obtained .The Junior PYF will meet LONG BEACH, Calif.—’The Plans art under way for a l^ calling Temple Beth Bhol- 347 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD Sunday from 6 to 7 p.m. in the world’s newest airliner, the 20th reunion oslebratlon of ths Temple Beth Sholotn will churfh library for a diacusaion A novel kind of apartment d e -fa ’S>reezeway” with a furnace REED’S om’s office. In Square Dance Club twln-Jet Douglas DC9, powered room underneath. Class of 1945 o f Manchester kick off lU 9th annual Lecture meeting. ’The subject will be by two Pratt A Whitney Air veiopment is being planned for a High School. ’The rtunlqn com StisaclMstar gbapplaff Fart and Art Program Series on TEL 289-3495 "The Runaway." The "breezeway” 1* an exten JAYOEE BACKINO craft JT8D turbofan engines, tract at Woodbridge St. and sion of the roofs of the ad- mittee has been unable to reach 858 MlMla Tui npRto W« March 7, at 8:15 p.m., at the NORWICH (AP)—The Connec The South Windsor Square<^for the presentation of odvon- ’The suburbanite young adult made its maiden flight yester Green Rd. by a pair of area Joining structures to meet at a 46 fonnsr classmates because PhoM 8tt-nci I Temple, with a lecture by Her ticut Junior Chamber of Com Donce Club will hold a special cement awards. group will meet at 7;S0 p.m. day a full month ahead of builders. chimney wall. of tacH of addresses. Anyone bert Tarr, author of "The Con merce wlH support a bill that graduation program for 32 Interagency Dinner Slates Sunday at the Church of Christ schedule. An inter-agency dinner-dance In Newington. ’The Rev. George The apartments are novel be- ’Thus, the designer can Con knowing the whereabouts of version of Chaplain Cohen.” would make fluoridation of wa g a l l o n couples tonight starting with a ’The newcomer to the Jet The author, an ordained and social will be held toenorroiw at Baiton will apeadt
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PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1966 daily CROSSWORD PUZZLE MANGHB8TE» EVENING HEBAU>k MANCHESTER. OCmN., FRIDAY, F^IRUART 16, 1968 wAom ^ BY ROUSONI OUR BOARDING HOUSE w i t f i MAJOR HOOPLA B, i Lrm.B SPORTS Awwtr to Pm>flU» PanM gonsrally strsilng Um quattor- a,.. ,. ' Myitaiy iBolton Rockville-Vernon million dollar town surplu, and are firm ly oppoasd to IL Ons SlMnoorfftJ candidate rsesritly obaervtd IfiMper to Support Control that ths surplus maaaa that t'LL BE EVEN WORSE OFF IF ^ I M a B M l V S S i m k u ^Poor Information^ Resulted "every man, woman and child 'THAT EMCEE SUES/MY BOSS, oa-----ftolno In town ppid $10 in taxes wMch MV WORD. CUWDS,THAT TV SHOW COUNSELOR CROMWELL, • Rk Stoat's 4» In fact (Ft.) SotoetlTO is sitting In a bank, or was used WAS AH ABSOLUTS OlfcASTSA > w a r n e d m e h e ' d h e l p MBtano Of School Funds in Debate U P o ed fl* 35 TIo ban In Town Surplus— Brooks to purchase low-intereet bonde.” NOW TLL HAVE TO FACE MARTHA'4 PROSECUTE IF 1 feOT IN WRATH When ehe l b a r n e th e MKenoii, IR iSCiTao Another eandidate noted that TROUBLE/An d r e m e m b e r •nraplo srOopias BUTCHER HAS CUT OFF OuR llWcoMa . lUymond ■. Ooopor ot Birch^ Seoor offered to help the Abner Brooks, Democratiefto bring tax relief to all taxpay- the eurplue fneane "th ai pach HE ONCE OCT A 6UV FIVE down oommlaalon in ataeeeing drain peraon owing a bonss aiscased CREO\T/~ HAK-KAFF/ YEARS IN STIR •3L)«T FOR conoeUTdr CL RiL will b* ja maintnr of a candidate for the board o f 1 em of the town. Immediately^ MC. BUGGS BUNNY MNowfpoptr 1 Wander id^ age areas fo r dam poaslbUiUee at $10,000, paid $40 in taxes MAVBE 1 CAN FE\&N USIN' A BOS SMobammaft Ipanal diaetiMinc flacal autono- reeentattves and presently' a Brooks said. a m n e s i a / SO Inflict aacratarr and la designing e pond, if ahd member o f th4 Vernon Board of "ThH will be done by either which were not needed to nm TRANSFER THAT nSSw ^ aonlfrUw dSPhaoMiK |g,y of boarda of aduoaUon on when such help la needed. SUgalpoirt SlKgg dlA ' Finance, offered an exolanation changing the town tax pay the town government.” , a •^rr« ETARTINGTO ^ WAS AN HOUR MBMogleol bnodi ^ The conunleeion wiH look at N»»CJ V N TEMPER! S3 Bmplonblo dPtonTwaiSW 33tt axiitt Ichannel S* next weak. Tlta pw»- . today for a town surplus o f al- ments to a quarterly basis, o r I'VEeOTTO OLD/^^ (eoatr.) dBSafa ftUpnSII examplee of open epece plana Advertisement MteSEDME. TEMPERI iM/M/ ^ ' K STImpoodinS (ab.) Irram. one of th# inunlclpal gov- : ipost $360,008. ' by delaying the first payment 6 E T S U P P E R tviumin Sf Go awayt aUng) at Ita meeting next month. Election Day, Tueeday March M o e f i NOMVER XFoadntA* 46 Swamp linment aartoa, win bo proaent- Brooks stated that as a mem of the taxes from July 1 to V s" p o w n ~ q u h : k: i _ •ppoUoOoa SEraaad SSPaiuvian 80 at Scout Banipiet 2. Polls open from a.m. to 7 EUPPER ruminants dTPaniaa lod next Thoraday at • p.m. and ber, of toe finance board, when Sept. 1," he added. I SOMODkoTt TCIaft p.m. For information, 'trisnspor- ICEnJCK SLamentl SB Painter's tribetmas Isundny. Idarch 7, at 6 pjn. Alwut 80 petaona attended the the board was setting the^ tax Brooke observed that 60 per ^jus'r 31 Down iprofiz) 4BEar Icomb. tation, or baby sitters, call in UPtNTH' SZAorifom Diol • Bony frames I Cooper w ill take the poal- aimual Blue and Gold Banquet rate in May for the fiscal year cent of .the towfi tax is collect Pre-Finisheil VA THERE'S NO MFib SB Glacial now form) of Cub Scout Pack 78 Wednee- beginning July, 1985, "the town District 1 (Rockville) 876^)7BS| TREE! 33 Son BO Cook in fat Itlon tm t flnaaolal authorities ed In July, when the major por- HARD FEEUN'S/ MSoathon itote 11 Familiar (tb.) 3S Poiaon by — * day at the Conununtty Hall. J, 'tre ^ r^ (Studrt Neff) advised in District 2 (Ftre District) SBCracgy bill St Coxcomb liBiouId exercise more control Uon of the money does not be-
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THE Herald Angle Manchester Accepts Underdog Position I Ray LaGace Hits 41 Points in East Victory By Better Days EARL YOST Big Object: Rockvitte Ends Schedule at Home Sports Viewing II Sports Editor Seen Ahead Best Saints 82-7.2, Women Pin Topplers P red ictors SAToItDAY Long Time in Between Wint For EU Y ale Ellington Needs Win 2KH) ( 8) BasketbaU, Army Not since 1931 has Manchester High defeated Hill- at Navy Resume Action at Y house High of New Haven on the basketball court. The To Eat Crow 2UH) (80) Way of a Cham NEW HAVEN — Al In Final Home Tilt pion two schools are paired tonight at 8 o clock in a first For Tournament Spot 8:00 ( 8) Ten Pin Bowling Four matches Saturday afternoon, two Saturday night round meeting at Wesleyan University. Don’t get alarm By PETE ZANARDI though Yale’s varsity bas By JOHN GOLDEN 4:00 ( 3) Golf Classic and one Sunday afternoon will conclude the 13th annual ketball team this season is ed, the two Nutmeg schools have only met three times Understanding the situa Scoring from ail angles, junior Ray LaGace broke all (80) Championship Recreation Division Town Women’s Duckpin Bowling since 1981 and all three times have been in post-season tion completely, Manches out of the Ivy League title Everythingr seems to be riding on Ellington’s (lO-^) Bowling Tournament at the Y lanes. Action starts Saturday af- picture, there are better the school one game individual scoring records last night 4:30 ( 8) Gadabout Gaddi* ^ternoon at 2:30. play. ^ ter High is going into to effort in East Windsor tonight. A win means a share oi 6:00 ( 3) Race of the Week, Prior to the plfcydown fu n e with 41 points in leading his East Catholic High team- Quarterfinal pairings or*: Ma lose to—8t. IlMmas Aquinas of days ahead. mates to a come-from-behind 82-72 victory over an in- the NCC crown, a better than .500 season and a spot in Hialeah af^in5t Bristol Eastern Tues New Britain on the basketball night’s Class A first round At the moment the Yaia (30) Big Three Golf vis Small vs. Fran Crandall, day night at Wethersfield, Pete freatiman squad has a perfect gplred SL Bernard’* High of<» the CIAC Class B tourney, "rhe Knights have to be self Helene Dey 'v*. Ruth Ostrander, floor. tournament contest with New London In the Eagle gym. ish, they have to take all three<^ ( 8) Wide World of Zanardi came back from a Man 10-0 recoM, la rolling along at Sports Luciile Smyth vs. Peggy BeQ chester practice at the Arena Here are his comments: New Haven Hillhouse at A near-capacity crowd of 1,100 spoils or none at all. and Lois Smyth vs. Fran Jamai- an 89.3 point per game ecorlng watched Eaat raise its seasonal It’s been an up and down sea SUNDAY and said the Indians were fired Eeurt Catholic High im W'esleyan's Cage determined to average, has eet a single game By BOB BROWN 1:00 (SO) Roller Derby tls. up and were pointing to a pressed me more than a little, mark to 17-1. Tha Saints are son for the Knights and they battle the Academics to the end. freshman high of 117 points and Ski conditions and reporting,, would like to end the regular 2:00 ( 8) N.B.A., Philadel The winners will gain the right game with the Elm City power however, on the score of behav- , now 18-S. phia vs. Boston to move Into the semifinals Sat lor. I've never seen better. You | They accept, with grace, their can become the first YsJe year a subject which probably de schedule on a positive note. At house. Eastern Is now out of ling court unit to be undefeated "They (St. Bernard’s) played 2:30 ( 3) Sports Spectacn- urday night at 7:30. The bert the way and ttie Academics could hear a pin drop every time | 25 point underdog position but an ins^ed game and we were serves the publishing of a 7-2 in the conference, they are of seven-game finals are set to In 34 years. book, but let’s see if we can half a gome In back of South lar are next. an Aquina^player went on the j honestly plan to make the pre- With Just three gsmes re down after the big win over 4:00 (30) Sports in Action start Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Remember some of the fel- foul line. This is true sports RoClovUle Tuesday. The turning cover a few points in Just a Windsor, which ended its sched dictors eat crow. maining. including a meeting few paragraphs. ( 8) World of Golf Quarterfinal and semifinal low-s on that 1931 Manchester manship. The enUre program point of the game came when ule last Friday. 7:30 ( 8) World Figure matches will be on ,a best of High team? was handled as nicely as any "If they sl.Ty relaxed, they will with Harvard In the Pajme Santacroce fouled out lea'Ving To begin with I suppose snow A tourney spot would be the five game basis. play a good game,'' said Man Whitney Gymnasium tonight, Skating Championships Howard (Gob) Turkington. at thing I' ve ever seen In high us free to operate. Ray La conditions are a relative thing third in three years for Healy. Miss Small is the defending 6-2, was a giant 84 years ago school basketball—or college chester Coach Phil Hyde. "We the squsd has handled all op- Gace played the greatest game for what we consider excellent Hia club went all the w ay. two are going down there and play ponenU with victory margins champion. The other seven for coach Will Clarke. John for that matter. of hla Ufe both offensively and skiing conditions here in New years ago to take the CJlass C women who qualified for the Tierney, now a well known un East Catholic rooters «wal- our beat." Tangling from IS to 66 polnta. off the boards. Tom Malln also England the Westerner would crown and last to Woodbury in BASKETBAU Cari Hohenthal, a senior out head-to-head rolling paced a dertaker, the lata Dom Squat- lowsd hard when their team Amoiw the victims were Oon- did a good Job bringing the probably call good on packed the playdowns last season. qiMlifylng field of 44 entrants rito, Chris (Huck) McHate .im- waa beaten for the first time, with a cold when the Indians necUcut (88-fiB). Fordhsm (82- ball upcourt. Everyb^y who powder. Various methods of re The Knights are up for this SCOKES qualified for the first round with last Saturday. Lois Smyth paced my O'Leary and Johnny Hed- then stood and sang the school •7). Holy Cross (84-63), Brown played did a good job. Paul porting have been used over the one and rate the favorite to pin E4ST SIDE JUNIORS the six-game total pinfall scor lund. Turkington has owned his song. The school gained ad a 52-50 win over Bri.stol Elastem, (8 9 ^ ). Princeton (88-88) and, Walckowskl suffered a alight past few years in an effort to another defeat on East Wind- is expected to start tonight along Songaill defeated Spruce 40- ers with 747. Her twin sl.ster, own furniture bxiatneaa at the miration In defeat, and C3oach meet recently, Ortumtola (90- sprained ankle but he should bring the news of conditions to sor. 37 while Parkade took over Lucille Smyth, was next with Center for many years. McHale Don Bums is probably relieved with Bob Evans, Bob Bosworth, come along in time for the the population centers of Duke Hutchinson, all seniors, 75). Rockville, already assured of sole poscasion of first place 716. Is a member of the Advisory to have the unbeaten record Four members of the team, tournament,” said CX>ach Don Southern New England. Meth a high tournament spot on the with a 56-54 win over L. T. and either Mark Heller or Don Burns of the Eagles after the ods used in reporting have run PEGGY BELL All matches are open to the Park and RacreaUon Commis off his boys on the eve of the coached by Vito DeVito, haye basis of a 16-3 showing, ends Wood. public at the North End lanes. I jf sion. O'Leary has distinguished championship toumamen' . Romano, both juniors. Seniors START SPRING TRAINING— Pitchers and catch first day workout. The White Sox finished one game game. the course from very descrip Chris McHale and Wally Irish averages In double figures. The the season tcmlght at home at Joe Weekllnd (18) waa the himself in the Insurance field • • s ers are running and Coach Tony Cuccinello, right, behind the Yankees in last year’s pennant race. leader at the moment is Rick LaGfkce broke the record of tive ruurative in which our 8:30 against E. O. Smith of big gun for Songallo and Jim Norm Vlttner Is serving aa In New York and Hedlund was are also likely to see action. 35 sea earlier this season by operators try in a few words By ran returned to the Son- tourney director. Coach Sam Bender brings his is batting away as he directs the exercises in this Stoner, the 6-1 captain from Walckowskl In a game egalnst RAT LAGACE Storrs. Area fans will get a last a standout player and coach Here'*’n T hrre OolixnhuR, Ind. He lias 166 to describe what sort of con chance to see Coach John Cana- DON ZABILANSKT galio lineup and pourod in 11 E n d C lose for years after graduating, later Class A defending champions Northwest Catholic. Jim Pow eski led th* Saints with five ditions exist (n»n top to Ellington points. Jim Leber was the top Principal apeaksr at the an into the contest with a 16-1 reg points, foMowed by Ed Gold- ▼ari’s senior dominated club, serving briefly as recreation di nual Knights of Columbus ers 'waa high for New London markers to four by Zrenda. bottom base to surface and and the best tn the school’s his point-getter for Spruce with 18 ular season mark, plus a easy Mexico’s Height atone, a New Haven area prod with 20 points and was folkwr- various other items of interest For State Argentine Boxer rector here. Irish-Sports Night Monday, playdown victory over Meriden uct.. with 142, Frank Wlsneakl, St. Bernard’s aggressiveness tory, perform on Windy City followed by Gary Minor with The 1981 Manchester entry at ed by Eiagle Captain Malin took its toll in the final canto such as: More snow expected 11. March 15 will be Sen. Tom Dodd. Platt Tuesday. Paced by the Herman’s Problem Weymouth, Mass., 120 and Steve with 19, Joe MaryeSkl with 17, hoards. The Rams should have Advances in Class New Haven mowed down Hill- Honored guest will be Manches Will Not Harm' aa the SsUnts lost center Len before the weekend. little trouble in fashioning a Sports Schedule In a battle for first place, a house In th t first round, then leading scorer in the New Haven Turkowits, Rockville Centre, jerry Zrenda with 14, and Tom strong scoring performance by Hoop Teams ter Mayor Pran Mahoney . . . District League. Walt Esdaile, N.Y., 107. Santacroce, Maryeski and M ^ The next attempt at accurate win. upended Bristol in the semi Ray BJorkman of Manchester Is Olympic Athletes Martin with U. The majority tin via five personal fouls each. reporting abbreviated the nar Art. Saverlck led Parkade to NEW YORK (AP) — Argenll- finals but lost to Naugatuok and a terrific pair of guards in The only time a Yale freah- of Lattoce’s points came from Records mean a great deal Friday, Feb. 26 its hard fought victory. The CbnnecUcut's last hopeful In the Billy Evans and Tony Barone, East labored under a fool bur rative and the information was but Improvement is also Impor Yale emtertsdns Harvard to na’s undefeated Oscar Bona- tai the ohaxnpionAlp finale. Is Bosox Pitching man ba.sketball team has ever the floor as he put in 14 of 23 presented in terms of base E. O. Smith at Rockville, 8 Parkade led a half-time, 30-19. night In the opening of the last 19 state Nationwide TV bowl the Academics are trying for a MEXICO CITY (AP) — A den too as Malin had four calls tant and (Jheney Tech (5-12) vena, eager to get a fat purse, Hillhouse knocked the Red been unbeaten was In 1990-31 shots but hla best shooting was depths, suifaoe conditions, plus Ellington at East Windsor, 8 Saverlck paced all scorers with big weekend of Oonnectlcut col ing championship. The local pin third Class A crown in a row. French doctor said Thursday Lose First Match when the BuHpups had an un on the Une where he popp^ in on him and LaGace and Troy hopes to keep right at it to the steps up in clasB tonight again^ and White out in the first round ner is one of two state big pin tests had convinced him Mexico had three each. an estimate of the prevailing CSieney at East Granby, 8 23 points followed by T im lege basketball. In 3944 and in the second round Completing the starting five are The Rockville High School SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP)—Red Sox manager Billy blemished 14-0 eeason. The 13 of 17 free throws. FYank end, completing their season Cunningham who shipped in heavyweight contender Zora ners out of a group of 50.000 Rum Joyner and Cliff Bush, a City's I'/s-mile altitude would varsity rifle team defeated the Klnel and Malin were also hot Troy opened the final eight conditions summed up by say with a night contest in East Saturday, Feb. 27 Two other games, Hartford at In 1»4C. The 1961 Manchester that took part in the Nation Herman begins an investigation today. He wants to squad waa captained by F. Car ing "good to excellent” or feiir East CathoUc at 'UHartford with 12. Wood’s offense was Suffolk and New Haven at St. Folley In a 10-rounder at Madi 6-9 senior who jumps like a not hurt athletes during the 1968 Manchester Rifle Club team, son Elliott and Included Earl on the charity stripe, the tor- minutes with a bucket that Granby tonight. Coach John led by Joel Raddlng (18), Bud son Square Garden. tourney representative also fell wide tourney . . . Following gazele. Olympic Games to be held h^re. 735-732. Two sharp-shooting know why his pitching staff isn’t better than the rec- brought the Eagles within one to poor” or some other combi Froah, H.P.H.S. gym, 8 Francis of Maine, are scheduled before the mighty Academios. NHckel, Bill Saner, John Dick mer going nine for 13 to the Klels has led the Rangers to Buder (13) and Jay Howroyd Although toe muscuku- 23- Platt's M-66 loss to Hillhouse Bsdaile's 20.S average per Dr. Fernand Plas, a heart girl shooters decisively outshot ords show. A------latter’s fivs of six. BUI Troy point and the clock read 7:28 nation of words. Still skiers their best season in the past Swimming — Manchester at tonight and eight more on Satur also In round one In 1961, but IXiesday night. Coach Stan specialist, accompanied a son, Jim Kennedy, father of complained that the reports State Meet, S08C pool. (13). day as the state’s college teams year-old South American is game is also ninth in all Class their male counterparts to lead The man named to succeed two members of Yale’s current broke even on the floor as he when Klnel was fouled and put four. Cheney disposed of East Y MIDGETS fighfiiig a ranking heavyweight not before a bitter battle. 66-M. Scrota of Moriden aaid, "We A ranks. Evans supplements a French delegation gathering their respective teams. "Monbouquette pitched well hit on two of four field goals. In the free throw to Ue the were too general and many Granby 71-40 earlier In tha sea Wednesday, March 3 near the end of their schedules. Veteran Coach Sam Bender's deposed Johnny Pesky a couple swimming team; Ben Reese and times Inaccurate. Standings I tor toe first time, he hka been played Manchester twice. Hill fantastic playmaking and baH information to be used in the Donna Richard, also a mem of days before the 1964 season the last six weeks but earlier Maryeski had a hot night for score. At the seven-minute son. Swimming—^H.P.H.S. at Man W L Also s
PAGE EIGHTEEN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1966 fianrh^st^r lEorning f^ralb Arcrage Daily Net Preae Run The W oitlier For the Week EiUM ; eC V. a. W esthe ronvm rr M . IN * The Rev. and Mrs. C. Henry Anderson, 157 Pitkin St., have M * ae eeM, About Town returned after two weeks of va World Day Prayer Service 14,126 cationing with relatives at Fort The Chsmlnade Muelcal Club ORANGE HALL Member et tke A «0t Lauderdale, Fla. Pastor Ander Bm eee of OlnidatlM will meet Monday at 8 p.m. In son will preach at Emanuel Set at St. Mary^s March 5 the Federation Room at Center Manchetter^A City of Village Charm Lutheran Church Sunday. Oongreifatlonal Church. "What Inspired Compo9er'.civil war being fought between peace and continued to 9 p.m. and Saturday, March and the Passion, Farmington, The Rev. Mr. Anderson was in will be served at noon In modern mathematics in port, too, is to lend support to in South Viet Nam. and increa-slngly destructive erably larger now than It was at I College, Pa. Before becoming a marine base hospital in Groton. the end of 1961.” 13. from 9 a.m. to noon at the on Monday at noon at Motts' charge of a boys dormitory at ; missionary, he served as direc Neil Hall. A small registration The third sailor, 26-year-old Manchester and some area the Johnson admini.stration's The United States "will not conflict is one for the authorities Community Hall. Slides and a The report gave these particu West Hartford Armory, 836 the Methodist 'Technical School tor of the Wesley Foundation, fee will be charged. Nursery SHOP MONDAY — SATURDAY 9:30 - 6:30, THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M. Robert Freeman, said the three towns. policy of striking against tar abandon friends who want to in Hanoi to make.” Farmington Ave. talk on the purpose and activi in Cambine while Mrs. Ander Much has been written gets in North Viet Nam. These remain free." the paper said. The last report on the Viet lars ; an organization for Methodist I. were on their way ba^ik from Manpower — hard-core Vist ties of a retreat will be given. son worked primarily with A f New York and mistakenly got lately about the new math bombings, undertaken three "It will do what must be done to Nam war was Is.sued by the , students, at Penn State. | State Department in 1961. “roday Cong strength now Is estimated Mias Laura Jane L 1 v e s e y, The public is welcome. rican women and youth in OK at Hamilton Street in New and about the confusion weeks ago, are expected to con help them.” daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Eve building Christian homes. The j Mrs. Anderson was bom in that arises in parents’ tinue. TTius, Washington underlined the department said new evi , Nashville, ana holds a bachelor London. (See Page Six) rett J. Livesey, Vernon Rd., The Guild of Our Lady of St, Social Center offered such ac DON'T They were walking along the minds when they try to un The war in Viet Nam has its support of Saigon, a support dence of North Viet Nam Bolton, sang in the Mount Bartholomew’s Church will tivities as classes in sewing, i of arts and master of arts from derstand what their chil I Vanderbilt University. She did tracks to the station when Free Holyoke College Freshman sponsor a parish dance tomor homemaking and Bible study, Still plenty of wear left in HOUSE &. 11 ALE man heard trains coming from dren are doing. row from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the , publicity work for a year for Choir joint concert with the reading gproups for women and your shoes when you hs>'e both directions. Not all parents are con Tale Glee ClUb last Sunday at Shoreham Oaks Motor Hotel. clubs for young people. I the Nashville City Parks and MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER No Ground Contact Made them rebuilt In a professional Freeman said he shouted a fused, however; some morning services in Abbey Hartford. Dick Phaneuf's Or Mrs. Anderson also serv'ed as also served as director of the haven't been expo.sed to the Wesley Foundation at Penn warning to the other men and Cniapel on the Mount Holyoke chestra will play for dancing. director of religious education shoe repair shop. ALL threw himself on the ground. new math yet, others have A buffet will (be served. Mrs. State for three years. campus. for the Southeast Africa Meth WORK GUARANTEED! Police said Spivey may have attended special "Introduc Kenneth Grabow is chairman odist Conference and director tion to New Math for Par of the event. She is assisted by OWN STA'nONS been struck by both trains. U.S. Bombers Blast Miss Suzarme L. Taylor, of a Girl Scout Program. For 60,000 ents" classes, and still oth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Mrs. Geno Andreini, co-chair the last four years, the Rev. CHICAGO — The more than Juniors man; Mrs. Dominick Cataldo, SAM YULYES Poet Office Bid ers are just biding their lan S. Taylor of 50 Gardner Mr. Anderson has served as di 5,100 AM and FM radio .station.^ time, waiting until their St., is on the dean's list at tickets, and Mrs. George Bosch, rector of the Union Theological in the United States are owned BOSTON (AP)—New England Vietnamese Jungle decorations. Same Side As Watkins children grow up, become HenAroke College of Brown Seminary in Lourenco, Mar- by about 60.000 people. S-W-I-N-G into Constructors Inc., of Avon, parents, and, presumably, Vnlversity for the first se- 28 OAK STREET Conn., has submitted the ap Ipiester. She is a senior at the Alfred P. 'Werbner, a major become much wiser In the parent low bid of $258,000 for Separated Twins Doing Nicely ways in modem math. college, and a graduate of in the Air Force Reserve as extension and modernization of XUYEN MOC, South Viet Nam (A P )—U.S. Air flanchester High School. signed to Flight B of the But the people who are Force B57 jet bombers plastered the jungles 50 miles the Post Office at Wlnsted, Conn. Nurse Pat Hazelrigg holds the Webber twins, Karen probably having the tough 2273d SS Squadron, has been The General Services Admiji- southeast of Saigon today but 1,600 government ground • Mias Priscilla Gibson, direc serving a two-week tour of duty Marie, left, and Kimberly Marie, at Texas Chil est time in this transitional SPECIALS FOR THRIFTY SHOPPERS! Istratibn announced the results dren’s Hospital in Houston. The twins, joined from period arc the teachers. troops moving in under them failed to make contact tor of the Priscilla Gibson at Connecticut State Headquar GASH SAVINGS of the bidding Friday. The con dchool of Dance Arts, will ters of the Selective Service SPRING chest to navel at birth Dec. 8, were separated last So the local survey on with the Viet Cong. ^ IF irs VARIETY YOU WANT — LOOK!! tract Is expected to be awarded Imve by plane tomorrow for System. He will be relea^ied to n - l u the 8th and 9th will tell the The U.S. bombers made runs Tuy Province, east of the South In about two weeks. Construc week in a five-hour operation. Both are recovering story fi'om a dlilerent an Vietnamese capital. Vietnamese Boston where she will teach at day from active duty. He is CALIF. SUNKIST NAVELS ...... doz. 59c tion should be completad with Oiroughout the day over the jun fhe February session of the sales manager for Jarvis Real Repeat Sale! Handful of checks, pinches nicely. (AP Photofax.) gle— what the parents and gles at 20-minute intervals and troops have been grappling in a year. teachers have been experi there for several days with the National Association of Dance ty Co. PREMIUM QUALITY ICE C R E A M ...... «/j gal. 79c zing>' solids, dashee Other bids submitted included at sunset a cloud of smoke hung madras, encing or have in store for over the area. The p)anes elusive Communist jungle fight end Affiliated Artists. The ses- U.S. No. 1 Maine one for $274,871, submitted by fion will be held Simday at the The ways and mea^iis com ruffles . . . the new YOU them as the kids wade in dropped 760-pound and 5(X)- ers. Fred Brunoli A Sons, Inc., to modem math. The helicopter airlift num Hotel Bradford. She is sched- mittee of the VFW Auxiliary POT.4TOES, BIG 25 LB. BAG ...... $1.39 spring. Styled by Rhoda Lee. Conn., and $277,800 by C. H. pound bombs. cled to instruct teachers in bal- will sponsor a kitchen bingo I'Ki; Bank Robber Sbot Many government forces flew bered 187 aircraft, mostly troop Black and white bonded cotton jer Nickerson A Co., Torrlngton, ^ t in the morning and fresh Monday at 8 p.m. at the post This Weekend We’ll Have: Fresh Strawberries, (; M.I.ON' into the zone in a massive heli carriers. The largest previous sey two piece dress. Skimmer slim, Conn. heUcoptcr alrjiift num ber^ 115 man students in ballet and tap home. Members are reminded Peaches, Plums, Nectarines, Honeydews, Tangerines, copter airUft, hoping to find nqt in the afternoon. to bring articles for the game. seif ruffles. Search Resumes only concentrations of 0>mm1^ slrcrsit. Temple Oranges, Pineapple, Limes, Coconuts, Water Tone liictrMlM nist guerrillas but akso arm de MtMtery «qn«Hkies UW- 6m FUEL OIL After Auto Stalls of the heUed^en went down melons, Bose ’n D’Anjou Pears, Indian River White WETHERSFIBLD (AP)— De- For Two Planes pots. and Pink Seedless Grapefruit and Emperor Grapes. lte bad weather on weekends, "They're out there some due to mechanical failure. The ..99 Down in Ocean where," Mid a UA. ad'viser, airlift waa prscedsd by « strike AIm : Fresh Asparagus, Belgium Endive, Romaine Sinnectlcut Turnpike receipts of 20 U.S. Air FYirce BS7 jeU and tratfle for Januaiy showed coLinaiit; omo (a b ) -..A f Outside the bianeh of the City "And somehow I don't tMnk and Boston Lettuce, Yellow and Green Squash, Peas, Sportswear National Bank, Glovaata.-cat and 40 propeliar fllMsa Skyraid- alight increasee ia toll receipts ridlroad^worker who robbsd ttie PEASE AIR FORCE BASS, those .\^7e mr4 making them Artichokes, Leeks, Cauliflower, Corn on Cob, Brussels Main Floor and traffic as compared with a wouldn't start, witnesass atfat A veay Mjppy.’* '' en flovm by Vletna^es# rtk>ta. least lucrative cage of a bank passerby and Glovsr began N.H. (AP) — Extenaive air and Lata in the afternoon another FREE Sprouts, Broccoli, Spinach, Egg Plant, Beets, White GALLON similar period laat year. and then couldn't start Ms geta surface rescue operations con Extrentoiy large Communist W 1I pushing. Strtlta of RS7e swefit down on the The State Highway Depart fog-ces are believed encamped Sweet Potatoes, Watercress and Rhubarb. way car w«a shot to death in a Assistant manager Louis tinued today some 320 miles area. ment said today that toUa for south of Cape Race, Nfld., for throughout the area. January amounted to $1,181,002 2B-mlmite gun battle here wlUi Jones rushed from the bank and R appeared Hkaly that the COOPERATIVE police Friday. rtwuted: "Don’t do that, he just two huge air force jet planes Govarranent forces spread out massive "search and destroy" ■TRANSISTOR RADIO| and traffic reached 4,194,174. A that plunged into the sea Friday fast alter each bombing raid. "TH E K IN G year ago, tolls totaled $1,171,- Four poUce officers were robbed the bimk." operation was supported by I given by Progressive Electric when you rent or buy 11 o n . (o^'l’ \\^ wounded before the gunman, Patrolman Jim Ray arrived after colliding during a refuel One team of engineers hastily troops moving in from sur of Produce!" A IVivisiiiii of 156 and traffic reached 4.148,- on the scene and Glover shot ing operation. cleared a 300-yard long airstrip an electric water heater THROUGH US (using 22 identified ae Leonard Glover, rounding areas on the grouniL « . 48, of dncinnati, staggered Ray, firing through the car The eig(ht men aboard the two and a twin-engine U.S. Army But miilitary qiokesmen said HELCO’S rental program). I| noi.wiMii' ' (>. Greenwich led all toll etations crafts were listed as missing. Caribou tran sp^ landed with a I with $307,474 from 1,048,822 mortally wounded from a ga windshield, and then raced "we cannot duMMss the troop 276 OAKLAND STREET • OPEN 7 DATS • «4S-«I84 'IN'fi: across back yards to hole up in A six-engine &47 bomber from load of fuel, rockets and. ammu vehicles. rage where he had taken refuge. unite Involved.” 50c A Week Rents An 82-GaiIon Electric | More than 20 police bulleta the garage in a residantial area the 861st Bomb Squadron at nition. The ‘'chopper': force was 3! . m;u\l) STKllI.T Pease Air Force Base was The plane came in against a I Water Heater I ri.i. r,i shattered Ma body. a block man the bank. dra'wn from several fields and Fireman Hurt Glover, married and the fa He wounded three more otfi- "locked on" to the fueling hoee strong crosswind and over a power line and touched down on evidently numbered .a substen " . . . delivery WEST HARTFORD (AP) — ther of five, worked for the ceni there before scores of of a four-engine KC186 tanker tial portion ofI to# helicopter when the planee Mt and plunged the downhill strip. It oame to a . . . maintenance Paul Whalen, a West Hartford Pennsylvania Railroad in Mid police and deputy sheriffs force ayallable in Viet Nam. I I dletown, Ohio, near Cincinnati. swarmed to the scene end into the sea. halt less than halfway down the fireman, was hurt while fight strip. The area being dpmhed was r . . . normal installation ing a fire today in a two A neighbor saw Stover eiiht r lj^ d the garage wKh bullets. The bomber was one of three near Binh Gia where the Viet family residence at 29 Maple hours before the robbery tryuig None of Uie ^ficers woe seri returning to Pease after a train The pilots were identified as Cong in a series of naidi and Cap*. Glen A. Leister, whose I Coll Fred or Don for full details | wood Ave. to get Ms car started. ously wounded. ing misMon in Spain. Another wife Sue lives at Kingfisher, ^ PROGRESSIVE ELECTRIC — 649-9055 j CARTER’S USED CARS NEW SPRING SKIRTS Whalen was taken to St The oar later played' a key "I didn’t know why he’d come had just been refueled. (Bee Page Six) Okla., and C3apt. Herbert Beson, Francis Hoepital, where he was role In the drama wMch began to my cage,” said Mrs. Jackson. Pease said the pilot of one of by another famous name ’SUMMIT" when Glover, wearing a ski She normally handlea transac- the other B47s witnessed the whose wife Freda BveS at Bear den, Ark. After unloading the (See Page Six) mask, approached the teller's tione which don't require her to collision. The other planes land ARE READY TO GO! a Cotton and Fortrel(R) page of Mrs. Clyde Jackson and keep a lot of cash on hand. ed safely at Pease. supplies, the airmen took the Girl Injected Wash ’n Wear $3.99 demanded money. More than $7,000 taken from Both craft were'under Juris- plane off again. J i to Another teller, talking on the the bank was recovered from a The tangled area of jungle a Black, Navy, Cranberry, Pecan W eatherm an phone, tipped off police. aatcheU Glover oarrled. (See Page Six) and undergrowth is In Phuoc W ith Venom Saturday Brown. Sizes 12-20 Indonesia Flag Lowered Last Time 1 $8.99 Guards at the UN building in New York lowered Gives R elief Recovering the Indonesian flag for the last time yesterday. The- ■ Special Tense Scenes in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles Indonesian mission’s staff cleared its UN offices' LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) —A HANDBAG SCOOP! SEAMLESS NYLONS and completed its withdrawal from the internatirai- FROM OUR REGULAR 2.99 STOCK T o Midwest BUY 8 PAIRS — GET 1 PAIR FREE tall, blonde graduate student, al organization. (AP Photofax.) who BCCidentaUy injected her NeW Spring totei, Sheer micro OHIOAOO (AP) — Storm-bat self with poieonous snake ver- ahoulder and pouch meiih, aeamleiifi, FOR tered sections of the Midwest, Wary Police Guard Negro Leaders atylea. Ail beautifully fine guage. New 4 digging ouUfrom winter’s heav m in a laboratory axperi- lined. Black, Brown, flattering apring PAIR lest snowfall, got some relief ment, was expected to be re Showdown Seen Near Navy and colora. ahadea. 9 - 11. today in the form of clear skies NEW YORK (AP) — A< Malcolm was shot to death slx<8>there- was a series of telephoned^would-be avengers of Malcrim leased today from a LouiavlHe and warmer air. days ago as he started to ad threats that the funeral church X : "We will fight you If you hospital. Generally fair weather tense Harlem bade farewell dress a tally of Ms followers. would be bombed. fight us.” 20 Gallon prevailed in moat other areas today to Malcolm X, assas'- The shooting was followed by Threats to Elijah Muham Mary Rayhom, >4, Hatties Over Arms Command mofher-fo-be fashions out fairly, cool weather contin sinated black nationalist the fire-bomb destruction of a OHIC3AGO (AP) — Elijah Mu mad’s life have been numerous burg, MIm ., showed no signs of ued in most of the eastern third Harlem mosque of the Black hammad, leader of the militant since the slaying in New York poisoning 34 hours after her JUST CHECK THESE USED CAR VALUES leader, at funeral services brush with coral snake venom. of the nation. Including the that attracted thronsrs of Muslim movement, from which anti-white Black Muslims, has WASHINGTON (AP)—The house Armed S«rvices 1963 PONTIAC Southeast. Malcolm had defected. Later laid down a warning to any (See Page Six) "I've been trying to impress Committee may be headed for a showdown with Secre 1959 CHEVROLET EXCITING NEW Teihpwatures In the 80s and mourners and an army on everyone that Miss Rayhom Impala Sport Coupe. V-8, auto., B Q A C Le Mans 2-Door Sport Coupe . 40e were indicated in the MM- is not in. any real danger. She tary of Defense Robert S. McNamara over who‘should radio, heater, whitewalls. police. 4 cylinder, auto.,' bucket seats, A A E west snow beK. The bearded controversial never had any symptoms,” Dr. call signals. Galvanized Joseph F. Oennara Jr., said to not be appropriate for him to 1961 CHEVROLET radio, heater, whitewalls. " I O T d Mateimit; It was warmer tai some parte figure was laid out in a white Suggesting ' that Congrem C T STYLES of North Dakota than in secuons day. (Uscuse the merger ptan. Blscayne 2-Door. robe for the ceremony in Faith sometimes has been left out of But, he declared, "you and 1961 COR V AIR Second Floor of northern Florida and many ^ m p le, Church of God in Precautions were taken, 6 cylinder, standard, radio, though, in case the dose of ven the huddle on defense decisions, others will have your day... la heater, whitewalls. Model "700" 4-Door. 6 cylinder, O A A C other areas in the Southeast. Oarlst, Proteetant, wMch volun ♦1195 auto., radio, heater, whitewalls. The 88 above at Jamestown iutd om had been heavy. the committee chairman, Rep. court.” FOR YOUR teered its facilities for the Mus The merger plan la one of a 1964 CHEVY II Dickinson, N.D., compared with lim rites. The doctor holds a federal L. Mendel Rivers, D-8.C., has long series of disputes between Nova 2-Door. 1962 CHEVROLET SO above at Tallahassee, Fla. Police manned barricades grand for research in develop ordered an invesUgatlon of Mc Sheet Steel Miami was n little chilly with a ment of serum to counteract toe McNamara and the Armed that stretched three blocks in 6 cylinder, standard, radio, Biscayne 4-Door. Namara’s plan to merge toe Services Committee, whoea EVERY OCCASION reading of 42. front of the church and Into side deadly effects of the snake’s Reserves with the National heater, whitewalls. 91895 6 cylinder, standard, members have complained Heavy snow fell In the Syra- streets. Other bluecoats were Mte. He also is an assistant pro Guard. radio, heater, whitewalls. sometimea the Pentagon ia de- 1962 CHEVROLET ouse, N.Y., area and flurries stationed in doorways and on fessor of anatomy. “ National aecurity la a team Bel Air 4-Door. 1959 CHEVROLET continued In sections east of the rooftops to guard against possi The drama began Friday effort,” Rivers declared Friday 6 cylinder, auto., radio., Dozens and dozens of daisy fresh lower Great Lakes and In the (See Page Stx) Impala 4-Door Hardtop. ble 'vlolenca. They kept apecta- morning at the University of ni|^t in a speech to toe Reserve heater, whitewalls. fashions. Charge them by the 2s northern Appalachians. Strong GARBAGE CAN V-j, auto., power steering, S O O C tora moving and barred automo- Louisville Medical Onter. Officers Association. winds caused much dilfttog in and 3s. Fabrics and styles you Hlas from the atreet. Miss Raybocn attempted to He added: "As far as I’m con 1960 CHEVROLET radio, heater, whitewalls. t$M Syrssuse area. The widow of Malcolm X wort Impala 2-Door Hardtop. won’t find anywhere,else at these Inject a small amount of oorsl cerned, toe Armed Services Tougher Statute prices. Other wet spots across ttis a heavy Mack veil at the serv venom into what Oennaro said Cmmlttae of ths House will 6 cylinder, auto., 1963 CORVAIR nation covsrsd areas from the ices. heater, whitewalls. Monaa Coupe. was "a small eiqierimsntal ani know the signals, and on occa On Teen Drinks central and north Pacific Ooast Police admitted mourners to mal.” He wasn't surs what Mud sion, may svsn call the plays. 6 cylinder, 4-speed, bucket leata, a « f AC to the noilhern Rockies. Fairly ths church one by one. High- tt was. Ws demand at least an occa- 1963 FORD hoavy rein feU in smne arsas, Propos^ Today radio, heater, whitewalls. ^ I # T 9 ranking members among Mal- The animal squirmed and toe oioasil opportunity to carry the Galaxie 4-Door. including more than 9 % tnohes with Cover V-8, auto., power steering, to oMm’a toUowera stood alongside needle pierced tlie middle finger ball.” at Totoosh Island, on tha north- police at the church door, look HARTFORD (AP)—A law radio, heater, whitewalls. of her left hand. Aa lor toe Investinitlon. Riv west Up ot WaMiiiigton. ing for poaaible troublemakers. The wound was cut and Mod era gave the hall to Rep. F, Ed naaMng It IMegal tor toen-ag*^ 1962 MERCURY COMET Spring-Mk* weamar wanned PMlcewomen searched hand- ImmediaUly.' TRUCK wateem and aoma cantxal statas ward Hebert, D-La., chairman to "knowingly pcaseae” Mqiiw REG. 82.99 Deluxe 2-Door. 6 cylinder, auto., A l A A E bags Of woman, aaeUng any Friday wMh tanmraturaa to tha waapona. Gennaro WM oontaotsd at of toe euboonuiMttee on Reserve without toatr pavanto' oonsnak nu]lo, heater, whitewalls. “ I w T D Clearance on Maternity OainesvlUe, Fla., where h« was and NaUooal Guard affairs and was propoaed today by a special Dresses, Slacks, Tops, Skirts SOa and 70a. Earmar Waathar Meat of the mourners to tha 1,- 1964 CHEVROLET 1962 CHEVROLET prevaUed In tha souttmest daa- 700^peraon capacity church were visiting toe UMyersita -of Flori one ' of Capitol Hill's most out- study commieston. art rmion with readlnga .ln the Hegroea, tha- majority woman. da. He called upon Bill Hsast, spoktn critics o f McNamara. Ha The State Teenage Liquor Ota Impala Super Sport 2-Door Hardtop. Model C-1034 Mi-Ton Fleetside Pickup. (1) Maternity Sweater Now S8 often-bitten operator of a Miami Orlg. 10.99 ^ •Oa. The mercury iteuihed 88 at There were some whites armed Hebert with power to ordination Comrataeton sabadto V-8, auto., radio, heater, G 9 T 0 C 6 cylinder, standard, 9 1 2 9 5 serpentarium, who reesnUy subpoena wltneacea and report today to Gsw. Jslak whitewalls. Low, low mileage. Philip, 8.D., compared w«h 81, ppsaent. heater, algnal lights. tha day's high at Miiinl Beach, gave blood to a coral snake vic- records. Dempaey. As ths service hsMa, ^ ^ s s ^ Um. Fla. , > ■- ; announced over Icwnpalhkera The Impending inveatigkUon The report notaa Halt gPMMlS AIX THESE PUIS MANY MOBE lO OlOOSE FROM Only hSiow aero Ytaidtiir 541 that tha sfauroh waw> Sm te