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Pvt. James Ironfleld, UR. Ma c t o j a y toiiicM «4ah a o lN ^ ^ rine Oorpa, son of Mr. and Mrs. BowerR Students 1 3 ,9 9 0 About Town Arthur Ironfield, 613 W. Middle showere aad #raad4rsheweee. Low Tpke., recently completed .four In Two-Act Play Member ef the Audit 45-50. Saturday eioartaig aad ono- A Mtnunaff* Mtle will be oonduct- Hnrsan o f droalaU oa •d at Taloottvine Ooncregatlonal weeks of individual combat train Manchetter—^A City o f VUIage Charm ney. High 66-70. CbureA •ativday at 10 a.m. Hie ing at Camp l,ejeune, N.C. ‘George Diacoveta Science,” a Ladlee MUelonary Society o f the play In two acts, waa presented aburoli la aponaorinf the •eent. Chapman Court, Order of Ama yesterday afternoon at Bowers VOL. LXXXn, NO. 170 (TWENTY PAGES) ranth, will meet tomorrow at 7:46 School by the alxth graders of MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1963 (Olasilfled AdvorUsIng on Page IS) PRICE BEVBN CENTS Pvt. Oedlmaa P. Oulbinaa, XJA. p.m. at the Masonic Temple for Mias Helena Booth’s room for their U. S. CHOICE Marine Ooriio, aon of Mr. and Mra. its annual birthday party. Mrs. parents and upper grade class: Aldona OuSiinaa, IB North Bti Gusthf Anderson is in charge of mates. recantly completed four weeks of entertainment. Members of the The principal parts were played TOP OP BOnOM eon'Jbat training with, an Infantry Past Royal Matrons and Patrons by Anya Treach as Mother Nature, Mansfield Seeking StateNews regiment at Cunp Lejeune, N.C. will serve refreshments. David Blackwell as George who wonders why he has to study sci The Holy Name'Society of St. The Manchester PTA Council ence, Laurie Heard of Neptuna, Roundup Bridget'a Church will meet tonight will have ita annual meeting to- Robert Rivers as Davy Jones, ana ning Miro at T:80 at the church AalL Several ihght at 7:30 at the Highland Park Colin Marceau as Science Freak. Lobbyist Fee Cut u.s. abort fUma will be shown after a School. All the Bupporting parts were huahieas meeting. Refreahments written by the students who used Hartford Gas Co. will be aarved. Hie meeting la open The Greater Hartford Antique materials studied in their science Bo high school boys of the peiiih. Show will be Kfeld next week, Mon class. WASHINGTON (AP) — f97S-mUllon war claims bUl boesuse he stood to day through Friday, from 1 to The various sciences were repre Senate ' Democratic Leader o gal;ain from $160,000 to Sets $2.1 Million 10:30 p.m. at the West Hartford nearly h&-)million dollars In sented by Bruce Selwits, Peter Mike Mansfield gave top pri fees. Armory. The Women of St. James’ McNamara, Bruce Fletcher, Kathy Expansion Plans Episcop>al Church, West Hartford, ority todfQf to proposed re Zablockl and Miller were chief Giving Castro Free Hand Conyers, David Marsh, Unda Fos are sponsoring the! event. Tickets vamping 'of the Philippines sponsors of the bill in the House. ter, Harry Johnson, Christopher Humphrey Introduced It in the HARTFORD (A P)— Hart are available at Watkins Bros, and Dougan, Carol Mclntoeh, Russell war claims bill after disclos Millkowskl Flower Fashions. Senate. It passed both bodies last ford Gas Co., plans a 1968 Willis, Melissa Wilbur and Ronald ure of a lobbyist’s campaign summer by a voice vote—with no construction and expansion Girard. gifts to Congress members The VFW Auxiliary will sponsor record roll call. program costings an estimated Creatures of the sea, in costume, sympathetic to the b ill.. The bill provides for payment ForAnyon® a card party tomorrow at 8 p.m. were described and played by $2,1 million, to be partly fi at the post home. U.S. CHOICE But Mansfield made It clear he of Individual damage claims grow 9 Members Cynthia Cornish. Sheryl Sleffert, Is "certain in my own mind that ing out of Japanese occupation of nanced by a new stock issue Wendy Wilson, Dennis Sullivan, tfhoPain^ I*vt. James A. Morlanos, U S. no member of the Senate was In the Philippines In World War H. and involving eight of the 11 John Ohidester, Susan Rlggott, Top Round Steak “•99c fluenced by these contributions In Marine Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Judith Rhuda, Candace Hurley, Greater Hartford commun James Morlanos, 16 Ulley St., re any way and they did not affect (Conttnued on Page Two) Q u it w ith cently completed four weeks of in Cynthia Flaherty, James Cejkow- (heir votes on legislation.” ities in its franchise area. dividual combat training with an ski, Susan Bentley, Linda Herzog Lb. $|.09 The Montanan was referring to ’The PUC last month authorized Infantry regiment at Camp L#e- and Margaret Helfrick. Cube Steaks I960 contributions by Washington the new stock issue, 80,000 shares Jeune, N.C. Margaret Helfrick played a vio lawyer-lobbyist John A. O’Donnell Rome Doctors at up to $30 a share, with a po Exile Head te»o»W»* lin solo, accompanied by Donna MORRELL HAMS, whole or butt h a l f ___ Ib. 79o —inoludlng g ^ of $2,000 to Rep. tential total value of up to $2.4 million. Pfc. John H. Hilditch, UR. Ma Carpenter of Mr. Edwerd Cox’s FROZEN CUBE Clement J. Zablockl, D-Wis., and rine Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. sixth grade. $600 each to Rep. George P. Mil End Boycott The company said It will use MIAMI, Fla. (A P )—Dr. John K. Hilditch, 58 Summer St. Curtains and lights were man MIX and MATCH SALE VEAL CUTLETS u. 79o ler, D-Oallf., and Sen. Hubert $1.9 million of the new money to Jose Miro Cardona, stepping Is serving aboard the submarine aged by Christopher Penslero and I B. Humphrey of Minnesota, as pay off outstanding short-term down as leader of Cubans in James Naschke of Allan Chester bank loans and the balance to as tender USS Proteus which recent sistant Senate Democratic leader. Of Insurance exile, charges that President ly returned to Charleston, S.C., af ton’s sixth grade. MR. G. FROZEN S The Senate Foreign Relations sist in financing the new expan Kathleen Coughlin announced B&M sion program. Methods of raising Kennedy has given Fidel Caa- ter two years of duty at Holy C Committee released testimony ROME (AP)—Government me the program for her class. ^AD kl Whole or n cans Thursday that pictured O'Donnell additional needed financing for the tro “ absolute immunity in the IxKh, Scotland. Cream Style FRENCH • diation ended today a week-old ^ as interested in passage of the program will await a decision by execution of Khrushchev’s A2c. William L. Anderson, son boycott of medical Insurance the board of directors. FRIES ’ • In an exhibit before the PUC, sinister designs.” tee Uieni at of Mr. and Mrs. William Ander FRENCH STYLE agencies by 46,(KX) Italian doctors. In a 6,600-word resignation letter son, 76 Bretton Rd., has been as 28th Greater Hartford PKO. The doctors' non - cooperation the company outlined its projected Calvary Church Missionary Speaker expansion program this way: that split the Cuban Revolutionary signed to Dauphin Island Air CUT W AX BEANS or $ 1 Business Slow strike provoked demonstrations Council apart, Miro accused Ken F\>rce Station, Alabama, as a that turned into riots in the city Hartford, new gas line, $58,000. CUT GREEN BEANS 'Wethersfield, relocation of a nedy of backing out on a promise VERNON budget specialist. He is married to The Rev. Roy Nylin will speak^ He was a teticher and admin ANTIQUE l i of Taranto. of a second invasion and of PAINT and WAI.LPAPEB the former Caroll D. EJltts. They istrator o f' the Assemblies of God PRODUCE To Pass Along Negotiators agreed on an im feeder station, installation of lat and show color slides tonight at eral lines and other work, $386,- “ liquidating” the struggle ter are presently residing at 365 La- Bible School In Manacas, Cuba, an mediate 40 per cent increase in Cuba. VKRNON OEROUC 7:30 at a public missions rally at 000. Rose Dr.. Mobile, Ala. institute for the training of young SHOW u.s. NO. 1 fees for the doctors and negotia And he warned tfaat the Soviet Calvary Church^ The missionary, people for the ministry. In addi Steel Increase tions to re’vise fee schedules and Farmington, new lines, $164,- Tel. HD S-1652 FARMHOUSE M -l» 000. premier, “ day by day, will in TB 5-2262 his wife and daughter, Charlotte, tion to his duties at the school, he April 22 Through POTATOES SO Lbs. 1 simplify the Insurance fornis the crease his army of local Com also served as presbyter of a dis doctors must fill out. Simsbury, new lines and other were one of the last missionary NEW YORK (AP)—Few manu work, $241,000. munists” in the Western Hemis families to leave Cuba under the trict. April 26 CREAM ^ facturers of steel-using items plan Labor Minister Virginio Bertinelli phere until a “ terrifying catastro FIRM, RIPE met with the negotiators for the Manchester, similar new work, p L A N f Castro regime. They are in the Prior to missionary appoint 1 i $ 1 •arly markups on their products $61,000. phe” develops. United States on furlough. He Is ments the Nyllns pastored Assem WEST HARTFORD ^ as a result of the selective price final six hours of talks. In support of Miro and his PIES > • 1 Eighty per cent of Italy’s 60 Additional residential, commer a brother of Vernon Nylin, 26 Har bly of God Churches in Massa TOMATOES 19o increases by steelmaking suppH- stand, nine members of the 16- ARMORY Cello Pack 4s ars. million people. Including almost cial and industrial lines, in several rison St. chusetts, New Jersey, New York, 896 Farmington Avenue man council quit during a l a Most of them still are mulling the entire labor force, is covered unspecified areas, $540,000. bour session that followed Miro’s The missionaries first arrived in and North and South Carolina. A tleflN%{tween East Hart 1:00 to 10:80 PJtf. over the situation or seeking more by some kind of heeilth Insurance. departure. a a B m\A Cuba two days before the fall of The Rev. Mr. Nylin attended Cen In addition to wanting more mon ford an^UiUM^ter, $60,000. the Batista regime, and have information, a spot check by 'The No successor was chosen to tral Bible Institute, Springfield, Sponsors: THE WOMEN Associated Press across the coun ey, the doctors said the forms they A Glastonbury, witnessed the gradual take-over of head the council, which was Mo.; Gordon College, Boston, try showed today. had to fill out for the agencies formed with U.S. government sup Communism under Castro. The Mass., and the School of Langu- OF 8T. JAMES’S ^ e construction industry ap were too Involved and time con Pebble test bdring for cav Dr. Joee Miro Cardona has quit as- president of the Cuban Revo port to launch the futile invasion Rev. Mr. Nylin is under appoint Eiges, San Jose, Costa Rica. EPISCOPAL CHURCH HIGHLAND PARK MARKET ern storage of gas, $50,000. Dr. Manuel Antonio de Varona has emerged as the guiding force I peared a possible exception. suming. lutions^ Council, charging that the U.S. has reneged on prom at the Bay of Pigs. But Dr. Man FALLACY m in the Cuban Revolutionary Council’s struggle for survival. He ment of the Foreign Missions De The missionaries expect that 317 Highland St-, Manchester, Also IMoomfield, Conii. Phone MI 3-4278 Increase in storage and produc All merchandise for sale J. J. Buckley, executive vice The doctors averaged 800 lire ises to help fight Castro. (AP Photofax). is expected to head the exile lx)dy. (AP Photofax.) uel Antonio de Varona, Mira’s partment ^ the Assemblies of their next term of service will be president of the Youngstown Steel (48 cents) for an office visit and tion of low pressure gas facilities, right-hand man, said he would Gtod. in a Latin American country. Door Co., estimated the steel double that for a house call. Origin $165,000. seek to strengthen the council by n oote people have ibe idea disc price rise will cause an increase ally they asked $2.40 for an office And, additional new business wooing more of the many exile lit costs a lot of money to buy and of about two per cent in his com treatment and $4.80 for a house services of an unspecified nature, groups into its ranks. And he said $296,000. American Aim •el common atocks. k does noc pany’s prices. call. Kennedy Says Budget Slash every effort would be made to In New Brunswick, N.J., Trl- To press their demands, doctors gain U.S. help for the (Jubain Cotnmissions charged by member Trout Season Opens Questioned on exile cause. fiema o f die New Yoric Stock (Contlnaed on Page Two) (Coptlimed on Page Bight) Miro, first prime minister of the R&R HAR’PFORD (AP)—Unable to Castro regime who later de Eacfaange are among the lowest get to his favorite fishing spot to Would Cost Jobs, Progress Cuba Soldiers fected, said Kennedy told him at eommiswona rharged for the BONED morrow for the opening of the a meeting in the White House 6 OZ. trout fishing season. Gov. John N. April 10, 1962, nearly a year after tranafet of any property. They Dempsey said today he lu^es all WASHINGTON (AP)—President'^ But the President also referred* “ will benefit even more from the By JAMES MARLOW the first Invasion, that the prob vary aocoeding M the amount of CANS the rest of the anglers catch the Associated Press News Analyst lem of Cuba was essentially a mil CHICKEN Factories and Mills Kennedy said today a $6 billion at the outset to the Cuban inva stimulation in jobs and personal legal limit. WASHINGTON (AP)—Now it’s itary one and that the council money and die number o f ahtum The governor added a special cut in his budget would cost a sion fiasco of two years ago and income that the tax cut \rill give SOLID PACK the handling of the Cuban crlsi.s to the nation.” up to the Kennedy administration should contribute the major con kwotved . . . bat they avetage just request to his good luck wish. million jobs and offset all the tingent of soldiers. of last Octo1:)er, and he said that "The federal government is the to explain why (^ban refugees, a bk over 1% . So, if you have Big tender pieces of plump fresh tasting chicken, packed solid to g o ”I’m aakilng all my fellow fish benefits from a proposed tax cut. “ I left the WhKe House with toe Change South’s Life ermen to have a good time, but to "there is today more widespread people—and the budget is a re further by ^chardson and Robbins, the finest packers in the chicken In an address prepared for a assurance that both peace and perhaps 4,000 of them, are being assurance that the liberation of •voided investing becauM you as- business. Remember . . . 1 6 oz. can usually sells at 6Bc . . . no limit exercise every caution, every bit of flection of their needs,” Kennedy meeting of the American Society freedom can prevail.’ said. He said that to cut a dollar trained in the American armed Cuba would follow soon with Cu aomed k waa axpensive, eome on while stock lasts. care, so we won't have any brush of Newspaper Blditors, the Presi bans at the vanguard in teittle,” By DON MCKEE He added that, while ■vigilance of expenditures-, for every dollar forces—and for what. in and let at help you get started. ^on the average you bring in 859 fires,” Dempsey said. dent said he wasn’t saying that cannot l>€ relaxed, there is a he said. He In^cated that thi.s Associated Press Writer He said the light rain that fell cut in taxes would remove with Neither President Kennedy nor people, $710,000 of additional federal spending is desirable just tendency among many newspaper one hand the stimulus given with was to be in connection with the We aatuae you a most eotdial Industrial fever is sweeping the spending power, $229,000 in new Wednesday night did little to les the Defense Department has ever Cuban blockade that President for the sake of spending, or that readers and writers to devote the other. clearly explained it. Some of the iwdcome.'* NEW XIRWICK SPRAY douth In a fiercely competitive bank deposits, $330,000 in spend sen the danger of fire in the state’s economy efforts should stop. more attention to- the domestic Kennedy proclaimed Oct. 22, 1962. BATHROOM battle for pajnrolls and prosperity, ing in local stores, three or four parched woodlands. "Let us understand, then,” the training has been in amphibious Later, he said, U.S. policy on But, in words aimed obviously scene. So he, too, concentrated on President said, "that every dollar warfare, the kind that would come Jauiiwy A tu feih u i 5 / tftaU bringing myriad changes to the new stores and about 100 more Dempsey said a full schedule at Republican critics who have that. Cuba "shifted suddenly, violently AIR FRESHENER TISSUE land of cotton. autos,” said Caldwell Marks,’ will keep him from wetting a line. cut in feSderal expenditures cuts in handy in an invasion of Cuba. and imexpectedly” and “ the strug been calling lor reductions of up In toto, the speech added up to even more from our gross nation But tlie administration now not In 5 refreshing fragrances Retiring to the nearest magnolia chairman of the Alabama Cham His favorite stream, he said, is to $16 biUion in his $100 billion a massive plea for the program gle for Cuba was in the prxKesa of ahade are the old ways, as the ber of Commerce’s "Committee Natchaug Brook in Natchaug al product. A cut of $5 billion only shows no signs of wanting being liquidated by the govern PUTNAM usually 69c each this week budget, Kennedy - said: he has submitted to Congress, in now from the proposed federal such an invasion but has even 10 rolls 69c new South choruses: "We want of 100” —one of many industry- State Forest, which is mostly in ’’But I am saying that careful cluding his proposed $10 billion ment.” & C O . Industry!” hunting g^roups. the Windham County town of budget, as many have suggested. blocked the Cuban refugees from The United States was the vlc- ly screened and selected federal net tax cut, spread over three would cause one million fewer | making hit-and-run raids on Fidel 2 cans 69c Packed By Dovalette Factories and mills, stores and "The rise of a middle class in Eastford. expenditure programs can play a years. time of a “ master move” by the n I. «NTfR n., MANCHHVn jobs have come. So have changes the South is connected with in- It will be the first opening day jobs by the end of the fiscal year. | Castro’s island from American Soviets, Miro declared. useful role, both singly and in As for the average family man It would offset all the benefits soil. Ml 3-2151 and, problems, touching every dustralizatim and the breakup of he has missed In years, he said. During the negotiations that fol combination; that to cut $5 billion in “ Random Village,” Kennedy which the tax cut would have And Thursday a leader of the facet of life. the old twd-class farm system,” to $10 billion from the proposed said, the cut would reduce his lowed the blockade, he asserted. hviatvf, Nvw York Siotk txthanga Prosperity has rolled in on said Dr. Joe W. Hart, sociology brought by then. refugees—Dr. Jose Miro Cardona Khrushchev maintained his attack Showdown Looms budget would harm both the na federal taxes about 20 per cent. "And If^ that lower level of ex —hit the President from two di those industrial wheels — raising professor at Memphis State Uni tion and the t3rpical neighborhood The whole community, he said. Income, living standards and edu versity. HARTFORD (AP) — A show penditures were maintained there rections, neither of them flatter (Oontinaed on Page Twelva) down is ahead between the John In it; and that the right way to after, it would eventually cause, ing. Open B to 6 DAILY cational facilities, shaking racial This middle class, influenced by a balanced budget Is to seek first customs, political systems and al job security and broadening cul P. Kelly Co. of Hartford and the not only a recession, but an even 1. He said Kennedy ran out on INDIAN RIVER a balanced economy. The tax cuts OPBN 6:S0 to B THURS. EVE. tering social levels and tax struc tural changes, carries increasing Republican-controlled house in greater budgetary loss in revenue a promise—“ absolute and total RED SEEDLESS I have proposed, and the level of than the amount supposedly tures. weight in elections and serves to surance committee. expenditures I have proposed, News Tidbits —to back a second invasion of OPEN 8 to U SATURDAY From the ranks of white-collar check radical action in racial Is It could come next Wednesday saved.” Cuba. He said Kennedy made the have been carefully fitted togeth Kennedy was repeating here GRAPEFRUIT workers is rising a new middle sues, when the committee is schedul^ er with that chief objective in from the AP Wires promise right after the first Inva Bulletins class, heightening urban-rural The industrial advance also has to resume its probe into the dis familiar arguments he has laid Sion failed in 1961. Kennedy took mind.” down before. Culled from AP Wires conflicts as cities grow and rural ’’provided the foundation for a tribution of some $600,000 In com For the most part, the speech responsibility lor that one. areas decline. new power structure” consisting missions on state insurance po Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz A $15 billion budget cut, Kenne 2. And the Cuban, just retired as dealt with economics at home. dy repeated, would cripple the na 4 for 3 3 ' The Intense drive to capture largely of business executives, licies. Kennedy drew a picture of a typi says future unemployment figures president of the Cubw Revolution new industries has pitted state said Dr. Perry H. Howard, Lou The Committee has subpoenaed projected by New York Gov. Nel tion’s defenses, make it perma ary Coimcll, implied that Premier LAOS REDS GAIN cal American community he nently second-best in space, and VIENTIANE. Laos (AP). against state. South against North isiana State sociologist. seven officers and employes of called “ Random ’Village,” and son A. Rockefeller at recent Khrushchev outwitted the Presl- ARE YOU IN in a new struggle. In the Mississippi racial crisis the company. Including Conrad Omaha, Neb., speech are "not Pro-Oommnnlst Pafliet told at length how it is affected (Continued on Page Fifteen) "Anytime you bring into a com by activities of the federal gov Just wrong, but irresponsible.” . . (Oonttnued on Page Fifteen) foroea today launched aa at or out of munity an industry with 100 jobs, (Oontinaed on Page Seven) (Gontlniied on Page Twelve) ernment. Secretary of State Dean Rusk tack on the atrategio PUIm dea says U.S. cannot agree that Laos Jarres after driving neutralista "should be drawn into Communist from their last stronghold ont- HOT WATER? orbit” or Into any other orbit. side the area, nentrallat offletala announced. In sriiat MiP^red to U.S.NO. I MAINE • Communist Pathet Lao troops Just 9V4^* a day for fuel Cuban Exiles Upset be a move to solidify their coa* 50-foot Fall Kills Wallenda Aerial Artist keep up pressure on beleaguered trol of all northern Laos, the can get yon out of trouble! POTATOES 25 lb. bag 79c neutralist Laotian army today, Pathet Lao also brought the battering last major position out^ matai airstrip on the Plaine des side of Plaine des Jarres. . . Stu I f you Hve in a typical bouae, "My Husband FRESH CHIVES—RHUBARB—CORN OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Yetta Jarres under artillery fire, 'these dents demanding ouster of Korean Economy of Miami you could easily run out o f hot IMPORTED WHITE GRAPES Grotofent, 42, of the famed sources said. The field is the la st. military regime interrupt cere main supply line for the neu water eeveral times a week. circus aerialist family, the Wall- ______/ endas, died in a 60-foot fall from monies marking third anniversary tralists. Now you can have all the hot of 1960 student riots that removed water you need at one time for her slender gray pole at a Shrine EDITOR'S NOTE—The Influx of*the way they drove them In Ha-1 Circus performsuice Thursday former President Syngman Rhee. UNION VOTES NO only a day. Think of it— rrs TIMB FOR Cuban exiles in Miami has cre vana—and that was wildly. You night. Red China’s leaders are telling ated tremendous pressures and hear complaints that Cubws are SEATTLE, Wash. (A P) —The only a day! STUFFED their people there is no hope for She had reached the climax of resentments sunong the local pop emotional and noisy and like to first votes from macliiaista* un Yes, thanks io Mohilheat— her solo act and was swaying Communist unity as long as So ulation that do not seem to be ion mMnbers at Wichita, Kan.__ extra viet Premier Khrushchev remains talk at the tops of their voices and an oil-fired hot water heater likes his thick” GREEN back and forth in a wide near solution, despite the U.S. at all hours of the night. You who apparently will decide in power. . .Pravda, Communist o f correct capacity—yourfismily It’s a pleasure, neighbor, to give you exactly the kind of steak, roast arc when, as the pole was oh a ban on further exile raids against hear that Cubans give the impres whether a new Boeing Oo. work “hls and her” club steaks just right for one serving. If you enjoy rib back swing, Yetta suddenly tum party paper, today ignores criti contract is accepted — were oan take care of oii t l ^ washing or special cut your family likes best. Don’t hesitate to ask us. We’re roast beef try a Pinehurst ne’wport style roast . . . Pinehurst new PEPPERS Castro’s Cuba. Last of four spe sion that what happened to them needs at one time. bled backward sind plummeted to cism by Italian Communists of cial articles. heavily against the aerospace happy to do it—and it’s esisier to get just what you want at Pine- small 2% to 8 lb. very lean Silver Tip and Chef cut roasts appeiU to Soviet crackdown on liberal art was the United States' fault, and M om can do the family wash, her death as 4,666 spectators Americans owe them a living. Ann’s propoaal. The union an- hurst, where meat is sold custom cut . . . not pre-wrapped In cello small families and lovers of very lean meats. 2 lbs. 29c watched in awed rilence. ists and intellectuals. ffia can do the dishes at the same packages. ’This week we offer steaks and roasts of exceptional ten- . By WILLIAM L. RYAN But these are .small matters, nouDoed that Boeing woriters She was the third member of East Pakistan National Assem at seven Air Force bases who tim e Junior takes his bath, and derriess. iSizzling sirloins for your first outdoor picnic that will just All Pinehurst lamb legs and chops wUl be cut from new 1968 erqp AP Special Correspondent which would mean little. unle.ss the troupe to die in a fall in the bly shows concern because U.S. are repreMnted by Ibe t^ehlfa you eayoy a ahower. melt in your mouth. Porterhouse with great large tenderloins and Genuine Spring Lamb from now on. MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—There is a complicated by much graver last 16 months. Ambassador John Gallbralth’s chil vague feeling of imeasiness problems. local voted 456-41 against tlM D on’tdday—^phoneua today. EXCEPTIONALLY FANCY TOMATOES Dieter Schepp, 28, and Richard dren have shortened name of gift around here. Inside Miami today there is a contract. K nd ont bow easy it is to switch Faughnan, 29, were killed in De cat from Ahmedabad — Buddhist At the moment, Miamians pro city within a city, an American BonMobilhsat-fired vrater heat* troit on Jan. 30, 1662, in a high Indian city—to Ahmed—Pakistan fess to see nothing to be alarmed community separated by a cultur WAVES HIT HOTELS Pinehursf Tendercure wire accident involving seven name for prophet Mohammed... OJtmnsstmsufycffoa^ Morrell B-Z out Pride or Do- about in their city's unique situa al chasm from the refugees it RIO DE JANEIRO, BtaaH Those who had ’Turkey or Self Zervloe Case Specials Now On Sals At Pindiurst members of the troupe. Patrols around Cuba increased to tion. But its problems are grow (AP)—Raging Atlantic seas Buque Hams, round half with shelters. The Cuban refugee pop Chicken for Easter dinner win Rand McNally Illustrated Yetta was not a member of that keep tabs on all cargo and passen ing. ulation — despite resettlement of whipped acroea the Avenlda At- be looking for Ham this week 2 extra slices off. If you act. ger ships outbound from (fastro’s The well-traveled visitor senses 57,(XX) in the past two years — lanAoa early today and i-siiiefi MISS IOWA BACON isl^d. CORNED BEEF end. What caused the death of the something akin to West Berlin probably numbers well above thousands of dollars of daotags MORIARTY ask ...... lb. 89o Ib. 55c 42-year-old Yetta? Argentine military chiefs indi here. In a way, Miami Is a sister 150,000. It may be 200,000. No ac to Oopaoabana beach-front bte Use it for’ a boiled dinner, serve it cold, sliced wafer thin, for sandwiches ATLAS OF A member of the Kristensen cate Thursday night ^ y have city to West Berlin, an outpost of curate figures are available; tels and luxury apartment bnlUh on rye . . . but don’t vi-aste any of it in hash . . . it’s too delicious for that Morrell E-Z cut or troupe of equestrians said in a nipped another power bid by navy the cold war which has opened Miami, already with a fragile Ings. Offlcials said tlie OopaoA- BROTHERS Pride Ham butts ...... lb. 6Be Here’s really 4 meals in 1 if you taped Interview that ” I think she and civilian rebels . . . El Paso its arms to tens o{ thousands of economy, sees its problems multi bana Palace, fme of Rio’s larg VERY LEAN CUTS OF CHUCK A T ...... 79c count the extra sandwiches you TODAY’S WORLD must have passed out up there (Tex.) Times says preparations refugees from communism; plying daily. est tourist hotels, was ona s| DUBUQUE BONELESS because she didn't scream or (or Communist rally are reported In few U.S. cities is there such This city was elected, because the hardest. hit. A thick layer We win out a riioe o t t your ham get. Be sure to have plnei^ipla M l S -5 1 3 5 BRISKETS. RUMPS and TIPS A T ...... 99c Toluma 1 40c, vohunas X nothing.” in Juarez, Mexico. an awareness of international of its geography, to become an of saad was left on streets. if you wiriL to use with jraor broMsd sUco (b lo w n also as daiqr bsiws) Several other circus people said Presidential Press Secretary friction. With a (Communist Island instrument of U.S. policy, without of hauL thru IS' 900 each. Now of M I41I CMtar Sr. It’s lean . . . H’s corned just right. they had heard Yetta wasn't feel Pierre Salinger says access to so near, the possibility of the ac having been consulted in advance. BODIES RECOVERED HAM BUnS Ib. ^9e fered volunies 1, s; S, 4 and S. ing well before she began her solo news In Washington is better than cident which can lead to war is Never in U.S. history has any MALARTIC, gue. (AP)~ act. ever . , . Mrs. John F. Kennedy something Miamians think about American city been required to Rescue crews tofay brsugiit WE aivE jtvr PINEHURST TENDER Some spectators said the aerial- frugally plans to use old maternity frequently. undertake such a massive assimi out (be bodies of two m U ilt trapped by faOea rook Thntsdag PINEHURST ’TENDER' iat appeared to slip. clothes during pregnancy: But unlike West Berlin, Miami lation of foreigners in such a short •MEN STAMPS In- an Interview in Detroit in Navy Court of Inquiry receives is host to foreigners speaking a time. at the 400-toot levs! of Ito TOP ROUND STEAK ROUND STEAK GROUND lb. 99c 1968, Yetta had said that when list of more than d ^ n malfunc foreign tongue, clinging to foreign Mayor Robert King High says grade CM BUae. Tka CUBE STEAKS she was on the Indoor pole “ it tions that plagued nuclear subma customs. Some of the customs, he Is proud of the way the city were HUake “ Pinehurst Grocery Inc. seems so little I feel I have to rine Thresher before disasterous some of the habits, some of the responded. aad Maartoe M o b ilh e a f. IT*BB ' lb. 99c do more to impress the audience. sea trials . . . Faulty Atlas rocket characteristic ways of the Cubans "Miamians have acted nobly Ohampagaa Is servived b f Have it out thicker t&c Swiss lb. 1.09 Lsan Chuck Ground . . Hb. 79c Hamburg .. Ib. 49a COR. MAIN and MIDDLE TURNPIKE I get a little reckless.” gyroscopes may delay astronaut can grate on the nerves of Amer and with maturity,” the mayor widow and sovsB cfelNbm ( steak . . . T itU O n otof^ 42, of tlM famed oirau family, the WaJtondaa, Uee on the flow of the Oma- ! ^ t comment had followed her Leroy Gordon Cooper’s proposed icans. tedd me, "and the thanks o< ths assa sat sff a Mm 9 PARKINa>-
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“ I had no personal knowledge of trates a veanal. at the company any cam pai^ contribution.” Fine Concert surging through the wave*. The Film Tells Story Zablockl said he tried to return i ^ In the higtier denomination fpiituree a Peace Corps Spring Boom RUG and Mansfield Seeking the contribution but O’Donnell in map of the company'a Pacific navi- Sheinwold oil Bridge Of Tony Fontane sisted it be used for the Demo At UConn by ® News gatlMi routes with a freighter on GIVE cratic National Committee’s Jef- her homeward trip to Formosa For Laymen Under Way UPHOLSTERY ferson-Jackson Day dinner in shown in the center of the map. ‘”rhe ’Tony Foixtane Story,” a The dates 1872-1962 appear on the BAD TRUMP BREAK < South dealer AMERICAN Lobbyist Fee Cut Washington. Hague Group BIAY BE STOOD OFF factual story of a famous singer, bottom of the stamp. Both lidee TntainUa For Housing By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH [ Gains Favor will be presented Sunday at 7 p.m. CLEANING By JOHN GRUBER Gasitiz Into another person’s A ■ 7 S 4 CANCER at the Salvation Army Citadel. (OMttatMi from On«) $18,000 fund furnished by Philip eyes ,1s considered a good move $ Q 10------< By RICHARD F. IX>NO By SAM DAWSON ’The color film with sound will run TEL. Ml 9-1752 pine sugar interests. The Hague Philharmonic Or AP BuelneM News Analyst chestra last night demonstrated k) one of the world’s favorite In FORT PORTAL, Uganda (AP) 70 minutes. or Kon* o< the money has been dis- Fulbright said the testimony Local Stocks Business Slow door sports. It’s good at bridge NEW YORK (AP) — A spring SOCIETY! 'The film was made in Holly was received from O’Donnell in a Its prowess under Willem van Ot- WEST » A “ peaoa eorpa for laymen” is Ml 3-5747 pepsed yot. terloo'a baton at UConn’s Jorgen too, but nothing aa good ha think boom In housing is under way. wood by Ybuth Films and la re Xansfltid said he supports fully closed hearing March 1. * Q S 2 R Noaa gaining strength and favor within Quotations Furnished by son Auditorium. It proved to be ing. Building starts are well ahead of portedly the first CThristian, dra a propoMd amendment by J. Wil- O'Donnell stood to collect at To Pass Along South dealer ^ • 7 4 V S 3 2 the CathoUo Chundi, eepecially fax year. It was up $16.2 billion, or matic musical ever produced. It least $150,000 in fees under the Cobum Middlebrook. Inc. a fine aggregation and immense QJIOS 6<>9 9 7 7 6 4 2 last year. ’The mortgage business llain Fulbrl^t, D-Ark., Foreign ly delighted its audience. Both Both sides vulnerable far off mloslon lands. 10 per cent, to a total of $168.8 presents Tony Fontane’s personal Relations Committee chairman, to 1962 act, said Fulbright, and pos Bank Stocks * S i i * K I 7 4 2 Is brisk. Garner's conductor and orchestra were al AP Newafeaturee Opening lead — Queen of Dia Catholic mlssUmarles have been bUllon. testimony and gives the reeuson provide for a lump sum payment sibly $^,000 more if he were Bid Asked Steel Increase SOUTH Part of the increase In construc 8 riinswoi.r) s t , ready known here by means of re By STD KBONI8H monds. I 4 K J 10 9 5 going to the distant area