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IIANCBBSirat IVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1964 P A f f f TW O tracUng New Bidustrjr to Your Columbia Ctonununlty.” PelleUer, Jeff Graham,, Jim Shcinwold on Bridge Cab Drivers The town officials who At­ South Windsor Newbury and Ronald White. &>fC Urges tended were token on a guided Pirates; Frank DeRosa, man­ tour of the bank’s new home In ager; Dave Haggett, Tom Cald­ LEAVE TRUMPS ALONE A Race Apart Park Area Constitution Plosa. One of the well, Dick Kasheta, Kevin Car­ Branch PO Df DIFFICULT HANDS tidks centered on "The Outlook ney, Frankie DeRosa, Dick Sey­ N o v ra Form and Peewee Division 4 S 7 5 for Interest Rates,” a topic Mrs. mour, John Cerriglone, Jim The Chamber of Commerce 1« By ALFRED SHEINWOLD By HAL BOTLB Gets Grading Lyman found interesting in view Moran, Scot Friedman, Kurt urging the Inclusion of a new Nntlonnl Men’e Team Champion NEW YORK (AP)—VUdton to of the town’s interest in plan­ Assignments Announced Petersen. Bill Ford. Kevin (be World’s Fair hers trill find branch poet office In the plans When a hand looka difficult, ♦ K T 4 * The recreation land site on ning a new school. Henson, Bruce Rafferty. Mark their stay much more pleasant Celebrations Anderson, Gary Goguen and don’t be in a hurry to touch the Hennequln Rd. will be develop­ ♦er, John Tavemeal, Glenn for the proposed downtown ur­ If thsy ^va a Uttls forethought First Selectman and Mrs. ft lfft r aMignment* In the Jim BrowTi. trumps. More often than not, TP ed In time tor summer actlvl- iarni ^ century ago, cab drivers were A5dl«ls; Fred Roscio, man­ Phillips, Fred Sommariva, Ger­ 4 4 A ll F highly regarded aa philosophers Financial contributions to the ald Patria, ' Ken White, Jeff ta\irant In Manchester. to Give Trees a Boost. tion was included in a letter | nesse with the queen. baseball program have been ager; Oonatant Arts, Paul Bor- Hawkin.s. the son of Mr. and from CofC's president Alfred: West accepted his singleton on wheels. Each one was a AMERICA’S LARGEST FAMILY CLOTHINO CHAIN dua, Keith Burnham, Steve Reynolds, Phil Stoddard, Mi­ qiuUnt character who said made by (Jhester Gudmandson, chael France. John Lacy, Frank Mrs. George H. Hawkin.s, Is a Werbner to sivefett T. Keith, | king gratefully and led the ace trick in any case, and eould Arthur Hall, Alfred Beand, Oarsosimo, Brian Flcaro, Ken member of the .school's Young chairman of the Manchester of clubs since Us partner had choose his method of doing lo. qusdnt things, and their offbeat Strohm and Dennis Campbell. remarks were treasured to tell Adam Kowalski, Mrs. Eugene Ooodwln, Larry Hall, Jim Hick- Republicans and has been on Watch Trees ior Die-Back Redevelopment Agency (MRA). played the eight of clubs on the Dally QaesUon Lescoe, Mrs. Hazel Smith, bom, lUoky LaVigne, Kevin The peewee division: first round of the suit. A club As dealer, you hold: Spades, later at cocktail parties. Reds: Halstead Glidden, man­ the dean's list for three of five In the letter, Werbner says it la Bolish Plaseckl, James <3urran, Loomis, Tom McLaughlin, Ger­ seme.sters. the Chamber Board of Directors’ continuation put South In hla K; Hearts, 10-8-6-4; Dtamonds, That period of good will van­ ager; Dave Keefe, Dave Francis, ished during World War H, how­ Louis Strong and Fred Mon- ry Montovani, Paul Pearson, Elected Secretarj’ BY ALLAN SWENSON <^holes, often exuding frass. That feeling that, because of increas­ hand and he now had to play K-Q-9-a-S; Clubs, A-9-2. dino. John Plank, Frank Pierce, Jim Tom Hensen, John Kania, Terry Richard A, Stone of 1121 Ne.wspaper Enterprise Assn. indicates borers. In dogwood, well to go down only one trick. ever, and passenger and driver Glidden, Mietek Duszny, Bob ing traffic congeation at the What do you eayT ’Those who have agreed to Rafferty, Mark Smith and Main St. has been elected sec­ You may have noticed this ash, linden, locust, apple aind Center, and because much of the He lost a heart, two trumps and Answer: Pass. If you eount now tend to regard each other Neater, Bill Myers, Mike Du- retary of the Political Science year that tree tops are dying peach, borera usually invade a club—and his partner’s confi­ polnU blindly, you wUl come up as bom enemies engaged in a work are; Walter Deptula, Ed Mailc Roaoio. perron, Martin Gansert, Andy volume of post office buslneaa Gosllne, Bernard Levine, Rich­ Ortolea: Don Reynolda, man­ Club at the University of Hart­ back, a limb here, a the lower trunk. Sugar maple comes from businesses in the dence. with 12 points In high cards, and form of urban guerrilla war­ Fitzgerald, Greg Nichols, Todd ford. Named president of the branch there, scattered dead- borers are found at stepladder We needn’t wonder how the 2 points for the singleton, enough fare. ard Ruzicka, Joseph Charron, ager; Mike Crawford, Mike Chaffin. Merl Woodcock and downtown area, a downtown Joseph Rajchel, Joseph Pagach, ViUello, Mike Cersoelnw, Tim stpdent organization for the wood through the crown. height. Borers in birch and hick­ post office branch would be de­ correct play would turn out be­ for an opening bid. Do not count Naturally, the stranger on en­ Ralph Rush. coining year was Barry C. Bick­ This is chiefly caused by an ory prefer the tops of trees, cause the hand was part of a 80 much for a singleton king. tering a cab here believes the 4 • . But Oh How They Could Harmonized Louis Strong, PTiljip Isham Jr., Fairman, Robert McCartney, sirable. Donald James,' ’ Norman Meta: Jack Colby, manager; ford of Manchester. accumulation of drought injury then work downward. EJxec\itlve Director Edward match In Alsace last year, and CJount It as a high card or as a driver must be speaking in Al­ A quartet from the Manchester Chapter of SPBBSQSA harmonize aa they model their new Alfred Flrancia, BUI Fauat, Borers tunnel deep into the banian or some equally foreign Lenleux, Tom Keegan and Rob­ Dave Mlsnowski, Dick Alpera, over a period of years. It i.s Rybezyk of the MRA pointed the other declarer displayed bet­ singleton, but not as both. outfits for their charter show Sunday at 3 p.m. at Bailey Auditorium, Manchester High Pralra Brown, Mark Rey­ Phil Flammond, John Budarz, wood. Bark beetles work just be­ ter technique. The other South ert Wilks. Manchester Evening Herald made worse by secondary at­ out to The Herald that, al­ tongue. School. The singers are, left to right, John Fldler, load; Joseph Halloran, baritone and nolds, Mike Corcoran, John Ricky Colby, Mike Richards, South Windsor correspondent. tack by borers and bark beetles. neath the bark. Both insects took the ace of diamonds, led For Shelnwold’a 86 - page ActuaUy the language Is Also Leonard Couchon. Jerry Bates, Bill Donovan, Cliff Wey- though the branch post office president of the chapter; Arthur Vl^eau, tenor, and Frank Vendetta, bass and secretary Howard Beeler, Dave Grisel, Bill Brownie Joseph, telephone In some varieties the decline damage and kill by girdling a the low club to dummy, but then booklet, "A Pocket Guide to Brooklynese, a form ol commu­ of the group. Four quartets and three choruses will appear In the show with the Manches­ Dunnack, Gibson, Porter, John ner, Joe Modugrvo, Jeff Ander- Rabold, Dick White, Franky 944-0148. is marked—In oak, maple, ash tree. can be Included in early plana he returned the queen of hearts Bridge,’’ send 50 cents to Bridge nication whose vowel sounds Smith. Wayne Schoppaul, G. for the downtown area. It wlU ter chorua Tickets may be purchased at the door or from members of the chapter. Re­ aon and Alex Andresis. Majowicz, Mike Stoddard,^ and hickory. \ Prune the crown of trees from dummy Instead of a trump. Book, (name of newspaper). were borrowed from the screech freshments will be served at an afterglow, tickets for which will be available at the dwr. CJhurch, James Curran, Eugene 3” PhUllea: Joaeph Kennedy, weakened by drought or any remain up to Post Offfee au­ George Otten, Mike O'Briant, Here's what usually happens; Covers with King > B9x 3318, Grand Central Sta­ of subway wheels. Its main (Herald photo by Satemls.) ______' Clark, Clarence Grant, Arthur ri manager; Walter Booth, Paul Pat Clark and Rosa Dunbar. When a root dies, a little of the cause. Pruning compensates for thorities to decide whether or East covered with the king tion, New York 17, N.Y. words generally can be under­ Browning, M. Bunker, Sol Koe- Bladkwelder, Ray Kingman, Braves; Martin Horris, man­ Past Presidents crown dies, too. Then a little root loss. Remove all dead wood not they have any interest in hearts, and South won with the Copyright, 1964 stood by an out-of-towner after nigsberg, John Erlandson, Guy Gary Grlfhn, Ed Anderle, age; Andy Brown, Paul Newton, more. Soon, bark beetles and too. establishing a n ew branch ace. It was now possible to get General Feature# Corp. three days of concentrated 11s paying your fare, you should loway Jail. She has served four Beck, John Martin and Bolish Barry Sexton, Dave Walek, Mar­ Of AL Unit Meet borers arrive. Scale and gall­ Then feed the trees liberally. there. back to dummy with the jack of hold out your wallet and let him Doll Collection months of a nine-month sen­ Michael Kennedy, Joaeph Ken­ tenlng. tence for perjured testimony In Piaseckl. nedy, Jim Golden, Dick Holmea, tin Horris, Lou Casavant, Roy forming Insects multiply. Trees Feeding stimulates new growth The plans for the North End hearts, and this would have been AVOIDING FLOATINO The New York cabby Is a have at least 20 per cent of all and restores lost vigor. It also an attempt to frame a former 'The Connecticut Light and - 4 i Ken Viestart, Kerry Bh^ersole, Cowles, Stelphen Curtiss. Bob Mrs. Henry Pessinl of the are in trouble. urban renewal project include a true even If the heart finesse WHISKERS proud man and refuses to wear you have left. Now at Library •r. • - :'ii< ' f fends off borer attacks. lover, Negro jazz singer Lucky Power Co. has contributed five , ■.. '.> j • Gary Mortimer, Dean Flaherty, Hayes. Greg Cassagne, Bob San­ American Legion Auxiliary will Check yopr trees for shotlike site tentatively designate as had lost. Incidentally, this is one CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) a uniform. If prizes were given Or you might simply arrange light poles for a backstop on der, Keith Gaboury, Stephen reason why It is better to tackle for sartorial neatness, he would to adopt him. That would 'be Gordon. i Nicholas Mahr, Steve Krohn, serve on an arrangement com­ 'being for a Post Office branch, —Astronauts who make extend­ A collection of dolla is cur­ the ball field. John Marouskl, Dave CSiauvln Soucy, George Bessette, Dennis since the present North End hearts first: declarer can, if he ed space voyages In cramped win the booby prize. His usual cheaper. mittee for a Department Past wishes, later try the spade fi­ rently being shown In the dis­ GOOD-BYE OXEN ’The committee Includes Dr. and Cliff Andersen. Cobum. Stephen Boykin and Bolton branch office will be demolish­ spaceships will not be able to garb consists of a beat-up cap, Dave Mann. Presidents parley and luncheon ! nesse as well. an old sweater or wrinkled play case in the entrance to the CAMDEN, Tex. (AP) — The Ralph Wolmer, Paul Merrick, Twins; Francis Pajot, man­ Saturday at 12:30 p.m. at the ed during the clearance phase shave, shower and shampoo aa mechanized age has finally tak­ Leonard Couchon, secretary, lx X; Colts; Lionel St. John, man­ of the project. In this case, South planned they do on earth. windbreaker, and the kind of Junior Room of the Mary ager; Mark Burnham, Stave ager; Bob Jambaro, Bill Yankee Silversmith Inn, Wal­ to ruff two hearts in dummy Chew-Chat Club Cheney IJbrary on Main St. en over in one of the oldest busi­ Myron Berkowltz, Wilbur Deiciaudlo, Francis Turel, Glenn However, the Post Office De- odd trousers other people wear J Greene, Wayne Tursi, Clinton lingford. Mrs. Edward Walters, Wilton Thorpe Endorsed and saw no reason to risk the Ordinary shaving cream and on Halloween. The 43 dolls In the group were nesses In east Texas. W. T. Cart Fletcher, Wallace L fO h r and Kir­ Walton, Bob Marvones, Wayne DriaccUl, Thomas St. John. Tom president of the auxiliary, and pariment'a plans are still In spade finesse. Instead he im­ clipped whi.skers would float Our cabbies also pride them­ Hears Speakers loaned to the library by Susan and Brother Lumber Company by Tappan. Cefarattl. Tom Connellan, John Paine, Gerry Boop, Glen Burk­ Mias Barbara Wallet, chairman Umbo at least until the North mediately led out the ace of ' around In the weightless cabin, selves on lack of service. If the Brendel, 54 McKinley St. Of In­ has sold fits last 10 oxen. Municipal Finance Forum Mason, Bruca Pajot, Norman Ibvl project has been acted so engineers have developed an hart, Bill Gamache, Dick Gav- of the Manche.ster past presi­ As Fire Commissioner spades. driver leaps out of his vehicle, Manchester Toastmaster terest to collectors are dolls For more than 80 years the Mrs. Harriet Lyman, town Maroia, Dave Kaloustian, Bob ello, Bob Takaitis, Jeff Roy, dent's group, will repre.sent the upon by the voters at ths polls The king dropped, and now electric shaver with a vacuum- opens the door, and salutes you handed down to her by her company hM used oxen In all treasurer, attended a forum on ^ ilk a Glenn H u o t. Bob Mark Budarz, Dick VanHoudt, Manchester unit. on May 10, and even then the South had an easy play for cleaner-llke device to catch and Club, Chew and Chat, held a great-grandmother, her aunts their lo ^ n g operattons. They municipal finance at the Statler The Republican town com-^gia each took a first prize at smartly as you enter or leave, Chagnon. John Hurd, Dave Frank Vigmme and Bob Kydd. Pa.st presidents of Manches­ town has no guarantee that the eleven tricks. He led to the bag the whiskers. you'd better look at your road simulated town meeting last and her mother. Susan, a fifth kept them "mostly for senti­ Hotel Dlls week, Dodd, Paul Brennan and Mark ter planning to attend are Mrs. mittee endorsed- the appoint­ • * the set-back party last Satur­ For teeth-bruahing, the astro­ The meeting, sponsored by the Tigers; Roland Oullette, man­ day. Arthur Pinney Sr. won the planned branch office site wttl jack of hearts, ruffed a dia­ map again. You undoubtedly night with William Perkins grade student at Verplanck mental reasons during the last Laaaman. ager; Ed Kaeser, Doug Mur­ Wilber Littje, department chap­ ment of Wilton Thorpe for Are be selected. mond, ruffed a heart in dummy, nauts will use a special chewing year or two, but finally had to Connecticut Bank and Trust Co., door prize. are In some other city. That acting as chairman of the town School, has carefully labeled and Senators: Richard Griffin, phy, Dan Coape, Craig Jo s-: lain; Mrs. Harry Sweet, Mrs. commissioner at Its meeting and ruffed another diamond. Fi­ gum. For ’'washing up" they'll dater her collection, which In­ bow to automation. featured a symposium on "At- Tuesday night. Thorpe was ap­ ; use a chemically treated, near Just don’t happen here. council. manager: Larry Chapman, Dave lin. Bob Oullette, Jeff Waltt, I Leon Bradley, Mrs. Eugene About one out of 10 cars stol­ nally, he ruffed his last heat Don’t be surprised If your cludes many foreign countries, Turkington, Mark CXjllins, Wil­ John Howat, Tom Lea, Bob An- Freeman, Mrs. Theodore Fair­ pointed by Chief Peter Masso- Manchester Evening Herald Untless tls.sue. Hair shampoos, 'The purpose of the meeting Bolton correspondent, Clenje- en In this country is never re­ in dummy, not caring whether driver bursts suddenly Into song dressqd In their native costume, liam Lisotte, Wayne Huot, Joe dreakl, Gordon Pollard, Ml-, banks. Mr.s. J. F. Wallett and llni to fill the unexplred term covered according to the secre­ or not East over-ruffed. Elast I however, are still out of the was to demonstrate and use as well as story book charac­ Mrs. T. E. Brosnan. well Young, telephone 648-8081. or starts reeling off a string of Peak, Mike Sodrea, Fred Kaea- chael Dodd, Bill Oooc, Dave | of Stuart Wells. Thorpe has tary of the National Automobile was sure to make one trump I question. Joe Miller jokebook gags. Four parliamentary procedure. Keith ters. been with the Are department Theft Bureau. out of five hackles here are con­ Carrive, acting as chairman of for 11 years. vinced they are born singers or the board of finance, moved The committee made plans Bad Check Count comedians. They go through that the assessment rate be for a dinner-dance to be held their acts hopeful that sooner or raised to 100 per cent. After Profumo Enlists Friday, May 1 at 6:30 at the Charged to Man Matinee Dally This Week! |~MANCHESTER CIVIC ORCHESTRa ] later one of their passengers much discussion and several Bolton Lake Hotel. will turn out to be a television amendments, the motion was In Social Work They also discussed at some TTl tabled. Arch Stuart, acting as A 21-year-old Hollister St. producer looking for new talent. TERMITES length the need for recreational iafurday, April 25 8:15 P,M, As to destinations. It Is better chairman of the special com­ (Gontlnaed from Page One) facilities in town. man this morning was charged — mittee on ways and means, with passing bad checks in a Walt Dlsney’a Greatest! for you to choose one of three— An organizational meeting Penn Station, Grand Central moved that town-owned whole­ exactly what sort of social work will be held May 12 for election January purchase of a |3,400 lAILEY AUDITORIUM Kofskfs- SALE "THE MISADVENTURES terminal or the Empire Stole sale liquor outlets be establish­ he will do. NAT BE ATTACKING car at Manchester Motor Sales of officers. OF MERLIN JONES'* Building. These are the^'^only ed. Following discussion by "It Is a rewarding job and he Education Board Meeting on W. Center St. MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Chester Freeman and Tony Di- obviously sees It as the begin­ Ellsworth Loomis Welton of —In Color— places In New York City that The board of education will most cab drivers have hearej of, Perrio, the motion was defeat­ ning of a new life. We are very REPEAT OF A SELLOUT meet with the superintendent 28 Hollister St. was arraigned in Tommie Kirk - Annette TOUR HONE Tidtets On Sale At Ray Beller’i although now and then you may ed. A motion by Joseph Vogt on glad to have such an able man in executive seeslon next Wed­ Circuit Court 12 soon after his 2;S5 - 6:45 - 9:16 funds for road maintenance was arrest on a charge of obtaining Music Shop and Dubaldo Music Center ride with an old-timer who re working for us.” BE SURE...for a «ompl«t« FREE Inspocfion nesday to (somplete the evalua­ Plus a ThriUtng Western calls where Grant’s Tomb Is. also defeated. Keith Carriere Toynbee Hall pioneered In FAMOUS U. S. MANUFACTURER'S tion of the superintendent and goods by false pretenses. He Co- — “THE MAN received the best speaker of the bringing university students Into of your Horn* by a T#ntiit* Control Export posted a $500 bond and his case ADULTS 12.00—STUDENTS $1.00 Never tell a driver your trou negotiate a salary agreement. FROM GALVESTON" Wes or ailments. He’ll top you evening award. contact with London’s poor. Board chairman Harlod Por- will be returned to court Mon­ with John Snxon-l:S0 A 8:20 Five Manchester residents, Lord Beveridge, architect of Suporvisod by Graduoto Entomologists. day. every time. If you tell him you oheron said that he is "very have a toothache, he Is almost David Donovan, Anthony Dl- Britain’s cradle to grave wel­ The arrest was made by Det. Perrio, Michael Mclnemey, Jer­ fare system, produced his ear­ pleased that the board of edu­ Sgt. Joseph Sartor and D et certain to reply. "What’s a sore Call Ml 9-9240 cation in recognition of the re­ tooth? My cousin has g;allstoneB ry Squires and Walter Treschuk lier writings under the organi­ S ’\'» John Krinjak. Welton allegedly Bring Your Family Here! Price# Yon Can Afford joined the club during the eve­ zation’s sponsorship. ^ r d BASKETBALL SNEAKER sponsibilities of its office is made out two checks to the car —and never a word of complaint BLISS has been Serving the vrilllng to (g>end ao much time STANLEY WARNER out of him." ning. Attlee, former Laborlte prime firm, one for $729.75 and the THURSDAY SPECIALS minister, worked there before unselfishly in the conAict at Ra Unless the sun Is shining The next meeting Is Ladies Home Owner in Conn, for over other for $25, as partial pay­ Night on Friday, May 8, at World War I and first became work." ment for the purchase of a 1962 brightly, there isn’t much point ROAST BEEF AU JUS M in trying to hail a cab. At the Willie's Steak House. attracted to socialism there. 81 Rtg. to 5.95 The board has held three model car, total value at $3,400. 3 Q 2 LO to years f 17 Mat. Daily At 2 P.M. BAKED VIRGINIA HAM first sign of rain or snow, every Profumo refused talk about lengthy exect>Uve eesaions deal­ The checks were returned by the cabbie automatically locks his KNOWN BY THEIR HABITS ing with an evaluation of the bank, from which they were NOW PLAYING STUFFED JUMBO SHRIMP doors, puts up his "Off Duty” TAMPA. Fla. (AP) — It was ***Hir°secretory said: “He just / superintendent in addition to its drawn, marked insufficient wants to be left alone to get on Thla It the funniest picture sign and drives off for coffee. a holiday and the waitresses In regular and extra open fimds, and police were called in Complete Luncheons D aily...... 85e to 99c No one knows just why they a downtown Tampa restuarant with his new work. He Is trying meetings recently. on the case by the auto sales you’ll ever sen on land or to build up his life again.” .,.V see! must all do this en masse in bad had time for Idle talk. The con­ PTA Fair May • firm. Friday Special weather, but they do. versation went like this: Profumo resigned as war min­ The annual PTA fair will be Shown nt "One over medium with grits ister last June after admitting $-8:30 A 9:05 Lobster Dinner, Full Course ...... $1.95 One final point—the matter of held May 9 from 10 a.m. to 4 tipping. Manhattan cabbies are ha.sn’t been here this morning,” he lied to the House of Com- p.m. at Uie schooL Mrs. Samuel Steak, Your Favorite? ^■'ons to cover up his affair with 5th WEEK !!! convinced to a man that any­ said one. Stitham is general chairman. Choice Large Porterhouse Steak ...... $2.75 body haiUng from west of the "Neither had shredded Christine Keetor, k prostitute Control Corp. An auction la being planned Hudson River, north of the wheat,” sadd another. who also for a' ttike had been DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR COMPANY, li*e. A for this year's fair, as well as 'VrIlliantI Also Our Regular Short S teak ...... $1.75 having an affair With a Soviet Includible Bronx, or south of Staten Island "I wonder if two scrambled TNE OLDEST $ LAM En PEH eONTIOL 10. M COtM. the familiar booths: White ele­ ★ A A A is _ a tightwad...... I with potatoes will show up. (Intelligence officer. (pristine Is In London’s Hoi- phant, used toys, used jewelry, ■■ I M vnM Home Made Pastries and Bread To really please a cabby after i said a third. plants, candy, baked goods, fish Mur IMICAtrU Mr.Limpet I, pond and a snack bar and rides Enjoy Yonr Favorite for children. CAM)l£GOOKH —^ 1 The fair is being held just be­ FRANK’S Legal Beverage Here... fore Mother's Day; inexpensive •XK;?*’' •FOR YOUTHS gifts for children to give their Plus 0»-Hlt nt 2 A 8:10 623 MAIN STREET mothers will be on sale. “The Man From • F O R lO Y S The regular April PTA meet­ CAFE CORNER OF PEARL 1 ' i ing will be held next Tuesday at Galveston” • F O R MEN 8 p.m. at the school. Dr. Thomas with JE F F R E Y HUNTER | Mahan, guidance counselor for WEEKDAYS: 7:00 - 9:20 and PRESTON FOSTER WFRE TOP BANANA.. so-o-o the state department of educa­ SiMs 11 Youth's tion, will be the speaker. STARTS SUNDAY “FAREW ELL TO ARMS” to 12 Mon's A combined art show and mu­ sic program is being planned by Plus “Condemned of Altonn” Sensational find! teachers Donald Macauley and Keith Groethe for the last PTA meeting of the year. May 20. White »r Briefs nuQ Bfauk The Grange will meet tomor­ HI EVERYONE! KAISSES’ s m a r t row at 8 p.m. in the Community Mike Stnnko, Your CtonUI Host Invitee Too To *Tvt nmr tsstid Hall. The telephone company DANCE this Thurs., Fri. and Sot. 0 GwiMeiMd Arehes LOW or HlOH World's Fair film strip will be itkIikslUtr shown. The home economics To Tho Very Ukenble Music of Airnh B an etfa D ACRON^ AN D-COTTON committee is in charge of re­ "W freshments. "MELODY NOTES" Hewtbiettlwl U. S. MADE SUPERIOR QUALITY Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Maneg- — Excellent Food nnd Legal Beverages — tatviaiiccr POPLIN SUITS O A K Restaurant T v c f r t l i b m DowntownX Manchester At M Oak Street e Your summer wardrobe isn’t complete CHILDREN'S SNEAKERS i Ample FnA Parking Front and Rear ... without one . . . wearable, washable, •tcRywIwciliiT FRIDAY ONLY! wonderful blend of Dacron* polyester and cotton . . . jackets collarless, skirts slim S a h j Qaetn BanaiMi E^Bts an defioioariy Affenntl SALE . . . one in classic cardigan styling, the other They^ made witti fre^ avnet whole mOk— fiedi jtonn to a aatin amooth texture diea topped witti with self-fabric edging. Misses’ sizes. MANCHESTER HOT FISH AE*| xich aauoea and a beeh, whole banana. The DaiqF Queen ttw diffennoei Tiy 0B4 Hint's WHY • Wk m N for coih enlyl DAN CE D hive-9ii^ti€atlie wAii <*uK • Thoro oro no crodll chorgoil SANDWICH * I YOU lA V I , erodit lotiotl BOL-tO n NOT^TH A 2 0 TONIGHT TOMORROW! AT ROBINT HAU • Yo« tovo bocovto wo MVoP ENDS TONIGHT TO THE ORIGINAL lirn r ClwriflNi “PARIS WHEN IT SIZZLES” — “THE BLOB” ^VERSATILES’' STARTS TOMORROW —■ LIVELY FUN TIME ksie N5 Featuring jMtFWiuUiipleaMn. R o r . H 4 .S 0 Sins bifonts' B Vocal: DON MOORE TrutSMsMetiiNtr Guitar: HANK ERIK BEaNIUUlIlN iMNnwiigMI SALE! 20% OFF to Mhwos' S ' Drums: BOB GAGNON D a irii HMk'Bcn 235 OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES' SPRING Every Tliursday, Friday Q u e e n and Saturday Night .SMtpIng MAIH COATS, SUITS AND WOOL TOPPERS OHAIIM ACeOUNn MVmD MMy regularly 11.88 to 24.95 ^ ...... R m STREET ^ ' puk>our.ci'nwvt«.!ii'!-'' RESTAURANT m r • m s Doltir I NOW 9,51 to 19.96 , hot n.. S7-n OAK SniEET misses • politei • half-sizes Ne Mtalmom — No Oever Pleaty of FBJCE W(iild<; it(«:t H iiiiliiiKii'r DAIRY QUEEN N a 2 ^ tm ardr « Pnridag DAIRY QUEEN NO. 1 OWMRD AMD OTSBAnDD B Y nHDD AM M U lU 1 OWMBD AMD OnBLATBD BY AL BUEDf ROUTE 5— SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. Woi* Ttank and 107 MIDDLI TPKL WIST MANCHISTIR ■ o m » - f a L u a > a w O K U M l o v » toe iTosis raoM o o a b t t o o o a i t HARINORD ROAD MANCHESTIR PLENTY OF FREE PAKKINID m m iKnniiH or i— ygM t* — 1» a m * f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, APRIL 88, 1964 THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1964MANCHESTER EVBNING HERALD, MANCHEgrKR, OONK^ F A G l FOUR necticut Tranaportatlen Au> James Duffy became interested Rail Service thority; Carl E. Vaaata, s«iitar Kingsbury Plays in (bs work of the AA during Events in Nation Events in World economist for the OonnacUciit AA - t o Mark the tima wtien Ms duUea Development OommMon; and brougbt him Into oontaot with SPKNG FOtUP TIME!! ftobert W. Blanchette, general In College Band those who were unable to con­ WA8HINOTON (A P)—In tb a f “ There ie little quesUon that SAIGON, Vlat Nam (AP) —atha pOlica If sarious disorder CRPA Topic counsel for the New Haven Rail­ 20th Year trol (Heir appefite for aloobol. news from Washington: one of the major earthquakes of Defensa attorneys appealed for threatens. road. Is contlnuad railroad freight At W orld’s Fair He tfaotoughly approved of the NUCLEAR CUTBACK: Sen­ recorded history occurred on clemency today for Ngo Dlnh organlastkm and tried to steer Friday evening, March 27, at TOKYO (AP)—The Japanese service important to the econo­ ’TURTLE ART Members of the Manchester ate Democratie Leader Mike Can, younger brother of the late Herbert R. Kingsbury III, son Alcoholics Anonymous will cele­ many o f his caass Into member­ 6:26 local time,” Algermlaaen government said today it will my of the Greater Hartford GLEAN, N.Y. (AP) — Two Preaident Ngo Dinh Diem. Can approve the sale of a second Carriage of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. brate the 20th anniversary of ship in the AA. Mansfield declared Wednesday ■aid. areaT college seniors let their turtles Beauty Sakitf ; Kingsbury Jr. of 4 Durkin S t, the group with an open meet­ 'Aie haadquarters of Um Man­ night that American initiative The quake came In an area was sentenced Wednesday night vinylon plant to Communist Can area residents expect walk In blue ink. Then the tur­ China despite objections from will accompany the Danbury ing Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at chester A A group is the Path­ brought about the cutback in where 14 major earthquakes > to death on the guillotine. railroad service to be available tles were set loose on four can­ 525 Main Str^ finder Ctob on Nonmsn 8 t Hie Nationalist China. The plant will State College Brass Choir to the Waddell School. Guest ^>eaken nuclear weapons materials an­ have been previously recorded, i The former overlord of cen­ much longer, considering the vases. The results have been Manchester New York World’s Fair Thurs­ from New York City will be clubhouse has facllitiee for The experts seem relatively! cost $80 million. poor financial condition of the put on display at the St. Bona- nounced this week by President tral Viet Nam Is expected to be “ The deal will be approved," Tel. 648-0695 day, April 30, for a late after­ present. Members of Manches­ many types of racreation, plus sure of these points; { executed within the next four New Haven Railroad? venture University arts festi­ noon concert in the United ter clergy and physicians have a televlaion aet Many plcnios Johnson and the Soviet Union. That a 18,000 square mile said a government spokesman, Three authorities on trans­ val. days If the appeal is rejected by “ so long as it calls for the same States Exposition Building.* been invited. Refreshments will for large groupa were held on Mansfield told the Senate that area sank between one and 8Vi| Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh, the portation and industry will dis­ The “ paintings” have been ti­ payment conditions as in the Directed by Wayne Sheley, be served. the grou n d o f the ohibhouae m UlE^VlM es/OM RSAiNS this was stressed at the morn­ feet. I titular chief of state. cuss answers to these questions tled "The Storm," "In Memoiv first sale.” the Brass Choir has performed Started in 1944, the Manches­ during the past 20 yeara. ing White House meeting with That a 12,000 square mile area Can, 58, was convicted by a St the Capitol Region Planning lum,” “Rebellion” and “Peri- ter group was helped during its the President, his senior advis­ The prospective seller, Dai Agency’s meeting tonight at 8 for organizations In and around —and perhaps an area out to nine*mannine-man cuuri court «n on uiiaigrai charges of \ ^ *ka phenomenon.’’ formative years by the interest ers and congressional leaders at the East Hartford High the Danbury area. The group sea—rose between 2 to 8 feet. murder, extortion and misuse ' m The turtles, owned by Tom played for the Connecticut Mu­ Shown by the Manchester clergy PA’nSNOB PAYS a( both parties. ’That at one station in Anchor­ He was accused of ‘ •rm* will be the same 26 per School cafeteria, Burnside Ave. Rogers and William McGrath, HASLET, Tex. (AP) — Pa­ of power cent down and the balance with- sic Elducatora Association con­ and others, not members of the Mansfield said he was assured age, seismologists counted 060' planning and ordering the tor- Speakers will be Frank M. are named Moses, Abraham, vention last Febniary at Dan­ group. The late Rt. R«^’. Msgr. tience always pays off. Pa- AT GLENNEY’S by the President that the Amer­ local shocks in 178 hours of Reinhold, chairman of the Con­ Sam and Josephus. tune murder of three persons " *' * J** • James P. Timmins of St. Bridg­ (tence is a registered Jersey bury State College. ican decision to reduce produc measuring, from March 30 to In 1956, 1857 and 1958. Kingsbury is a 1862 graduate et’s Church; the late Rev. Fer­ milk cow in a herd of 800 tion of plutonium and enriched April 7. Deford Dechert photo EA8T KILBRIDE, Scotland -V Can, the last close relative of o f Manchester High School, and ris E. Reynolds of North Meth­ longing to J. Fred Davis. In uranium for nuclear weapons That the epicenter of the (A P)—Employes of a stainless District Dean 1968 she set a national record Engaged Diem in South Viet Nam, de BANANA Engaged is enrolled as a music education odist Ohuixh, and the late Rev. “ was not the result of any shock seems to be just north of .11 Hnrin; fh. foctory no longer major at Danbury State College. The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Alfred E. Williams of St. Mary’s for tour-year-olds by producing agreement, executive or other Prince William Sound. The engagement of Miu Eliz­ nled ell accusations during the, MANCHESTER YOUNG DEMS TTie engagement of Mlaa San­ E^piscopal Church all were more than 20,000 pounds of milk six-day trial. dra ti. Macdonald of Rockville,______Upon completion of his four-year p^ator of Emanuel Lutheran wise and that there la no fine That there is visible cracking abeth Bell Cowan of Manches­ the whiskers on company time. helpful in assisting the organi­ She equaled her record o f the prlnt.’J in ice and other features over an Md., to Kenneth W. Mlher of|couMe leading to a B.S. d e^ M recently elected ter to Christopher Dunkel Ly­ LUSAKA. Northern Rhodesia The plant owners started the BREAD zation and showed a vital in­ year before and took the prise Mansfield said that despite area of 100,000 aquare miles- shave break to test their blade Manchester has been announced with major in music education, Knrthem Connectl- at the All-American Jersey diow ons of Fargo, N. D., has been (AP»—The British governor of ...... RUMMAGE SALE bv her parenU, Atty, and M rs.' he plans to continue his educa- dean of the Northern Connectl terest in the group. the cutbacks, “ the United States but it isn’t known if the under­ Un------tion with graduate studies lead­ cut District of the Lutheran Former probation officer at Columbus, Ohio. ground fault at the quake’s nri- announced by her parents, Mr. Northern Rhodesia banded over ***‘?"!, * «re David Macdonald of Rockville, will not minimize the research control of the police today to ing to a master of music de­ MAKE YOUR HOME and development’’ of nuclear gin reaches to the surface. and Mrs. Francis H. Cowan of Each 4 9 c Md. Ch\irch in America. The annual Prime Minister Kenneth Kaun- *ini.r^h«v. loHon Her fiance is the son of Mr. gree. weapons and materials on 25 Greenwood Dr. da’s African government. , ""•P atter-«have lotion. T O N IG H T — 6:30 to 9:30 meeting was held at Reforma­ 'CUBA: Sen. George A. and Mrs. Arthur I. Miller of 8 Majoring instrumentally on PRETTY AS A PICTURE WITH which the national defense de­ Her fiance is the son of Mr. TThe move was Interpreted aa ^ spokesman said the in-shop the French horn, Kingsbury is tion Lutheran Church in New W. G. GLENNEY CO. pends. Smathers, D-Fla., suggested and Mr*. Richard E. Lyons of a t aM Stephen S t Wednesday that the Soviet Un­ an expression of confidence in shaving costs the company 50 Miss Macdonald and Mr. Mil­ studying with Robert Nagel, a Britain. Fargo. Kaunda’s regime, which has pounds ($140) a week but will faculty member at Yale Univer­ A native of Worcester, Mass., ^UAKK REPORT: U S. geol­ ion remove all its antiaircraft Miss Cowan, a 1961 graduate ARMY-NAVY CLUB ler gfraduated from Oberlin missiles - from Cuba as a con­ reduced violence since it was continue Indefinitely, (Ohio) College in IMS. Both are sity, the Rev. Mr. Anderson has been ogists and aurveyors report the of Manchester High School, is elected four months ago. “ We get honest answers this pastor at Emanuel since 1956. Alaakan earthquake was felt crete snd positive contribution a junior at Carleton College, 1090 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER b a k o s h o p s candidates for their master’s de­ to world peiace. Britain, however, retained way,’’ he said, “ and the men gree at Indiana University, Before coming here he served at P O S T AND over half a million square miles Northfield, Minn. She will com­ the right to resume control of —they love the shave break.” Bloomlng^n, Ind. Mr. Miller Employes Renew the First Lutheran Church of DURIMB OVI and that It raised and lowered He also urged in a statement plete her undergraduate study graduated from Manchester East Greenwich, R. I., and Beth­ huge sections of the largest that the Soviets pull out any at the Berkeley Branch of tlw High School in 1969. any Lutheran Church, Brooklyn, -HAOT ffi)ME VAUJES* state by as much as 18 feet. other long-range weapons or In­ University of California. The wedding wUl take place 2 Budget Pleas N. Y. The pastor graduated The reports, made in formal stallation they may have on the Mr. Lyons attended schools on June IS at Woodlawn Meth­ from Upsala College, East reaenUtlon to the American island. in Fargo and Minneapolis, odist Church, Silver Springs, Ail five town employes’ Orange, N. J., and was ordained R A IL F E N C E Sreoi^ysical Union meeting and This, he said, would give So­ Minn., and will graduate in June Md. group* have renewed a request in 1947, after completing his at a news conference Wednes­ viet Premier Khrushchev an from Carleton College. He will to the town board of directors theological work at Luther day, were offered by 8. T. Al- opportunity to ease further do graduate work In sociology Accentuate the beauty of your home. Ideal for boundary lines at the Berkeley Branch of the to retain $41,500 in new per­ Seminary, St. Paul, Minn. and floral backgrounds. Siee our sample sections on display. germlssen of the Coast and Geo­ East-West tensions by taking STREET the weapons from the hands of University of (California. sonnel tteins asked by General In addiUon to his pastoral Install H yourself and save! Free use of post hole digger with detic Survey and Arthur Grantz Hospital Notes Manager Richard Martin for geologist with the Geological Fidel Castro “ and his trigger- The wedding will take place duties, he serves as advisor to 6 or more sections. the 1964-66 town budget. the Lutheran Church Men of the HUNDREDS DF OTHER PRIZES fiurvey, Menlo Park, Calif. happy henchmen.’’ at Carleton College on June 12. Conisr The request was voted by tf 'VMtlng hours are 8 to 8 p.m. District, is a past president of REOIS’TER TODAY In aD areas exceptfaig maternity four of the groups—the Fire­ the Manchester Coimcil of where they are 2 to 4 p.m. men’s Club, the Police Club, the Churches, and is presently vice HARTFORD ROAD, and 6:80 to 8 p.m„ and private Pension Group and the Munic­ president o f the couneU. rooms where they are 10 ajn. ipal Employes’ Groiqi — at a MANCHESTER to 8 p.m. yisttors are requested meeting last week, and la PRUNER not to smoke In patients’ rooms. backed by Local 991 of the SPECIAL No more than two visitors at American Federation of State, Public Records GRASS SHEAR PRICE one time per patient. County and Municipal Eknployes (AFtrCnO) as well. Wasrantoe Deeds FREE GARDEN Patlento Today: 214 Two bi^et items are at Leslie T. Robinson snd Mse KAirims ADMITTED YESTERDAY: stake, a $35,000 appropriation D. Robkwon to Peter O. Hsidet GLOVE OFFER Mrs. Alice Boyle, 79 Essex St.; for reclassification of town em­ and DoBy A. Haklet, profMrty PMTECTSENCIISES ployes, and $6,600 for a person­ N O.GS30A Mrs. Priscilla Cashman, 864 at 16 E. Maple S t Parker St.; Jodi Davis, East nel manager. No. PA16 The general manager’s budg­ Sherwood Circle toe. to Ben­ Hartford; Richard Davis, Bar­ $ 3 * * » • NATVtAI. ROUND RAH. CEDAR et, mider which the two pro­ jamin H. Johnston Jr. snd Roth CHESTNUT SPL!T RAIL ber Hfll Rd„ Rockville; Oail K. Johnston, property off CUTTING Gagnon, 258 Lake St,; Joto Mc­ posed iq>propriations are includ­ 1 0 ' S M r io a 1 0 ' Sm Hoii Spring St. • EAST ACTION.M ANGIE Namara, 58 Cushman Dr,; Rich­ ed, is scheduled to be reviewed OEAN CUTTtNO by the directors tonight at 8 at Raymond O. MUler to An­ • son-rm 2 RAIL AT YARD 2 RAIL AT YARD ard Marcham, 52 Reservoir Rd,, a aorr rusne om n HAsne caws. Rockville; Melissa Merbler, a budget workah. thony BottlccHo, property off •3.30 *3.10 West Hebron; Ricky Mllka, 98 General Manager Martin ask­ Bush HUl Rd. 2 RAIL DELrVSRBD % RAIL DKLIVISED Hoyt S t; Mrs. Violet Petrocda, ed the directors at this mcmth’s Executrix Deed 93AS East Hartford; M argaret board meeting for permission to Alice C. Jarvis, executrix of ^3.65 Spring, Hyde Ave., Rockville; hire a personnel manager be­ the will of Annie M. Pohl, to PEE-WEE Mrs. Frances Kurtz, 28 Erie S t; fore the end on, June 30 of the Thomas R. Lewis Jr., property Mrs. Mildred Pompanelll, He­ current fiscal year. The direc­ at 266 School St. & bron; Mrs. Teresa Collins, 469 tors expressed support for the S F t REDWOOD idea but blocked action before Quitclaim Deeds Keeney St; Howard Lappen, 58 Andrew Anaaldi to Sherwood It's Time To THINK GREEN! Branford St; Bruce Jacobs, 40 the end of the year. TAPE Mt. Nebro PI.; Christopher Da­ Funds asked for reclassifica­ CtoCle toe., property off Spring FAN TRELLIS vis, East Hartford; Michael tion would be used to up-grade St. OXCO Rondi HoifW V ig o r o Sheridan, Hebron Rd., Bolton; pay for town employes if their Freak ZelewMx to Frank Raymond Hale, East Hampton; jobs are foimd to require high Zelewltz and Anna Knop, prop­ Outdoop HIroom HOMKO Mrs. Daisy Loreh, 41 Stark­ er skill levels than those at erty off Regent St 97' weather St. which they are currently rated. Walter F. Meier to Marion H. ■ia.|t.M...HOW 0 2 *4 9 Unpalnted. Graceful curving ADMITTED TODAY: Louis Meier, property at 168 Hssi^ lines. Sturdy, Good-looking. Palizza, 244 Autumn S t ATTY. EAGAN DIES thorns St. UFKIN OlvMR yMVt o f wrilrfoctfoBf io f iMm* ROTARY BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A NEW HAVEN (AP)—Atty. Mantage Ueense Harold C. V. Eagan, 64, chair­ TRUCKLOAD SALE! son to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Antone Caton Barros, 58 N. man of the Connecticut Bar Ex­ Lewis, South Windsor; a daug^i- Ehn St., and Jane Claire Traut, CRAB8RASS ter to Mr. and Mrs. John Spel­ amining Committee since 1955, MOWERS LAWN died today at St. Raphael's Hos­ 1000 W. Middle Tpke., May 2, OSGILATING SPRINKLER ls ^ , Hebron. Church of the Assumption. CONTROL BIRTHS TODAY; A son to pital. FROM FOOD He was a former president of Building Permit* Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cho- To Ogden Homes Inc., new kas, 81 Diane Dr.; a daugh­ the New Haven County Bar As­ dweUlngs at 140 Btyan Dr., 3.97 ter to Mr. and Mrs. Burton Star­ sociation. 3.27 3.97 k e , WilUmantic. Survivors include two sisters. $10,000; 150 Bryan Dr., $11,000; •69.95 Flilly adjustable. One application gives DIStJHARGEHJ Y E S T E R- Funeral servioee will be held 169 Bryan Dr., $10,000; 160 Covers over 2,000 98-100% erabgrass Saturday morning. Biyan Dr., $12,000. Greens up lawns in DAY: Joseph PalUs, North sq. ft. Famous just 6 days... goes on control all year. Kills Babylon. L. L, N. Y.; Laura Nelson make. to feed a full 6 monts. erabgrass seeds before Nimirowski, 23 Tower Rd.; El­ Never burns. One 85 they show up. 20 lb. mer Phelps, 29 Hazel S t; 1 ONLY—RED DIAMOND lb. bag feeds up to bag for 2,000 sq. f t Thomas Morrissette, 167 Ver­ PUSH MOWER. 5,000 sq. f t non S t; Mrs. Edith Menard, 83 l > 1 l l l f f l Spring la just around the cor­ Reg. $21.95. 21" Flow Control Ridge S t; Mrs. Elsie Swensson, VERNON ner! That’s why we recommend •16.98 97 Prospect St.; Mrs. Arlene TURF BUILDER now. Early FERTILIZER m i l Skinner, Loveland Rd., Rock­ fertilizing means early green-up. ALL-PURPOSE ville; Cjarol Cordner, 26 Green Also early root development, Hill St.; Leo Gouin, 24 Linn- SPREADER YIGORO sturdier grass, thicker turf. Dol­ Seed and FertUlscr YIGORO more Dr.; Mrs. Gloria H artu, RIDING STABLES lar for dollar, TURF BUILDER South Windsor; Mrs. Barbara is your best fertilizer buy. ROSE FOOD Carlton, ThompsonviUe; Mi­ 11.88 chael Reardon. 47 Eva Dr.; Mrs. SPREADER 9V4" wheels. Semi- 10 Lbs. 88c Dorothy MUler, CovMtry; Hen­ , Now Open for Season pneumatic tires. Nylon ry Mallla, East Hartford; Mrs. bushings. Fingertip Ride a horse for recreation, instructiem classes by a S Lb. Bar Odette Pelletier, 4 Buckland Al­ •2.95 «.d •4.95 No. 85 $ 1 3 9 5 controls. « Lbs ley; Mrs. Marion Phillips, West competent and experienced instructor now being formed 50 2^^ Hartford; Jules Fontaine, 104 for adults and children. Starting Monday, April 27th, Provides all nutrients Haynes St.; Mrs. Elvle HewiU, classes will be held Monday through Thursday evenings, needed f o r healthy For everything that 37 Adelaide Rd.; Louis Shabot, also Saturday mornings throughout the season. Stables No. 75 * 2 5 , 9 5 BIG 3 Cu. Ft. growth, vigoroiis root­ ?:rowa. One plant food Wapping; Mrs. Suzanne Row- open dally. Pony rides and straw rides. Phone for reser­ authorized! (dealer ing, sturdy cane de­ or lawn, trees, shrubs, e tt Coventry; Mrs. Lucy Mari­ vations: 649-8101. WHEELBARROW velopment. flowers and garden. no, 84 Deepwood Dr.; Candis ^ 1, Ursln, South Rd., Bolton; David VERNON RIDING STABLES and John Maloney. 166 Wells S t ; Mrs. Gloria Spencer and LAKE ST.. VERNON 6.47 daughter, 5 Foster Dr.. Vernon; Mrs. Cynthia Donaldison and 12-piice Ovenware Set Heavy construc­ daughter, Tolland; Mrs. Edith tion. Rubber tired '■* Lightweight yet Sturdy Welles and son, Wapping. wheels. Brightly DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. painted. Lucy Connor. Wapping: Patri­ cia Steele, 560 Vernon St.; yours for only Garden Tools Kathleen FogUo, 133 Birch S t; PISTOL GRIP Jeffrey Johnson, 45 Bigelow S t; with 1 gal. er more t f » iy DOUGLAS Ruth Matchett. 249 E. Center St.; Mrs. Prances Kurtz, 38 HOSE NOZZLE a Shovel Erie St.; Mrs. Irene Wright 88 hSmieseta Paints product e Rake West St.. Rockville. $ g .3 8 Stop in today and get this YOUR OWN • Hoc u z. b u r t o n s u e d baautiful. 12-pieoe «oppar-tint •a-e Cnltivat«»r NEW YORK (AP)-Elizabeth Ovenware set by Anchor Hocking for only $1.49 and 8x10 PATIO Shuts off when you drop Lightweight, ehort-handled aturdy toole. Tajdor and Richard Burton your purchase of one gallon or more o f a ose. Adjustable spray. have been sued for $60 million Minnesota Paint product. Thia practical aat tadndea: Chrome plated. by 20th Century-Fox tot connec- tlon with the movie “ CTeo- 1—9* PU Plata; 1—8* Cake Pan (round); 1—I K •23.76 patra.” quart Cemirnle with Cover; 1—6 H ' * lOM' UtiU^ The suit, filed Wednesday in Baking Pan, 1—$* x 9* D e^ Loaf Pan and U.g. District Court, contended 6—6-outtce Cnstard Cups. ADD BEAUTY ON Imagine your own patio kt 19” ALL METAL BROOM their conduct and deportment beautiful PlasUcreto Cokv SUPER TURF KING during and after the filming 3 QUART DweoraOt you r tHtire rama Patio Bloc fo r ao Uttia lessened the commercial value ASLOWAU RAKES of the picture. money. Fashionable colon hmma mitk Aigk qualify •mAN8LUCeNTFIBEKGLA3 S create hundreds o f destgna, A spokesman lor the couple M innt$ota PainS BUnJMNa PANELS 10 - 6 -4 lifetime bloc (T’x»/xl^ termed the action “ an abecdute- 36V2C BASKET jtoodaefi that YOU can install ,aaat|y Covers 6,000 Sq. Ft. ly ludicrous move on Fox’s part Sq. Ft. 78c and we’ll let them do the JfOOOBfora/ OB graaa, aand or earth. teUldDflfe** skid texture. Oat 20 teeth. Spring steel Miss Taylor and Burton are Patio Bloo—look for wqaga* for. clean sweep action. married now. During the film, maik on each Moe. tag of ’’Cleopatra" she was married to Eddie Fisher and he to Sybil Burton. S Ih. BAG F tL O M B f/ h r m ! D m tr ib u to r PATIO BUMKS 50 FT. OARBEN HOSE GRASS SEED FAT 0VERWEI8HT 27c*" 29c t 7/16" AvalWii* to yea without a doater-s AtTkaYard , .. Deltvera# Plastie 1.27 Wowrtpitou. our prodaet oallod W PICKET FENCE OMaoz. You sum lorn mly tot or White 12” high etakee 9MW Btoaor bMk. Odrtom is a Hay nJHLBLeumi Rubber 3.94 in 86” length aectloni. Q H1 e k 1 y-eetablished toliiot Md oeatly swqltowod. CM SHOP FRIDAYS No nalle o r poets aeed. Feat growing rtl of wciim tot and Hto longtr. BUILDING MATERIALS All sizes inside diameter. needed. mixture. Odlia«c eoaU $800 Mid la oold on nMAEmBSa lb(i ■UMWotee: If not ostianod for LUMBER FUEL aar roaaoa. hiM return the pack- T O t iN F J L BUILDING MATERIALS aft* to your drucriat and gat your taU Moeay baofc. No quootlaas $86 NORTH MAIN STREET Tel: A IM lS t LUMBER FUEL Odrlnoz io aoid with Save on Everything You Buy a t K in g ’s Save on Everything You Buy • 127 Big Departments at King’s by TEL. 649486$ 886 NORTH MAIN STREET SHOP FWDATH TO SO t P M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTOR, CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 2S.19M PAGE SIX Into tha region, an American against Sultan Seyyld Jamshld peared years away because po­ Bryd Preserves Viet Death Toll: spokesman said, but no further Bln Abdulla and forced the Arab litical leaders have had second PENTLAND contact was reiwrted with tlM T a n g a n y ik a thoughts about surrendering Scottish Rite Masons Vet Cong force. Commindel' Hebron ruler into exile. THE n-ORI8T ‘Golden Silence’ 130 Americang Many Westerners feared Zan­ their new power. casualties were not known. zibar would be turned into an “Ev’erythlng In Flowera" SAIGON, Viet Nam (AP)— The latest American death And Zanzibar African Cuba, spawning Com­ QUAKE THREAT Centmlly Loontad At Note 100th Birthday WAKEFIELD, Va. (AP)—The An American Ranger officer brought the total Americans Adult Choir munist infiltrators and guerril­ MONTREAL. (API — Cana­ 24 BIRCH STREET question of whether Harry F. was killed and another Ameri- killed in action in Viet Nam to las for the rest of Africa. Al­ da’s largest city sits atop an 648-4444 — 648-6247 Byrd would support President Television \can wounded in a clash with 130. Thirty-four have died in F orm Nation though Karume was described active geological fault that Open 8:80-5:80 Johnson in the November elec­ Communist Viet Cong units 25 action this year. Is Seeking could set off an earthquake as tion went unanswered as the 6:00 ( S) Bia I Thaatar (In Dro«-,a (13) UoTl* as a moderate, the real political Open ThurMlay Nlghta tU1 9 Scottish Rite Masonry in re**) ( S) Paaaarord miles west of Saigon today, re­ Virginia Democrat set out to (Continued from Page One) power was said to have‘been in devastating as the one wh^h Parking Across the Street Connecticut is 100 years (23) M ovla a t 5 (In progreai) ( 8-3040) Fllnutones (O liable American sources re­ DOGGONE the hands of Babu, a disciple of ] recently shook Alaska. T.ne win a sixth term in the Senate. (30) )<:arly Show o n progreaa) 3:00 ( s-30-40) Donna Read ported. More Voices For too Cara . . . old, and the anniversary Byrd, chief of the Democratic ( 3) Neats (30) Naked City ABILENE, Tex. (AP)—H. H. Nyerere paid a one-hour visit the Chinese Communists. fault, which runs through a ma- (3(30) NBA SpecUl (34) About PeopI* An American spokesman re­ Greer now knows what hap- The United States and Britain jor portion of Quebec province, organization in Virginia attack­ (24) DIscuvery ( 3) Rawhide Wednesday to Karume on Zanri- will be observed for three ported seven Vietnamese Rang­ ened to hls pick-up truck that An nppenl from the Hebron reluctantly recognized the new has not triggered ®_ ed the civil rights bill — * key (40) Checkma(a 3:30 (10-33-30) Dr Kildare ers were killed and eight bar and was accompanied by days the end of next week Johnson measure ■ but omitted (13) Big Ploura (8-3(h40) 1 ^ Three Bona was stolen, but he would still First Oonfrecatlonnl Church regime. ! earthquake since the 17th cen- at the Masonic Temple in (10-13) Movie (241 The Mltnri wounded in the clash but would like to know where is his dog Foreign Mirtister Oscar Kambo- The United States had main- tury tremor which seismologists any mention of Johnson's ex­ 6.10 I 31 Neats Bpona and Waath (13) Bubacii^lon TV not confirm the American casu­ •ska ter more roicea In the pected candidacy for the White ar 3:00 (3-12) Perry Haion that was in the vehicle when it na and Home Minister Job Lu- tained a satellite tracking sta- say compared in intensity to Norwich, the birthplace of alties. Such official confirma­ adult choir. Anyone interested House. 6'lu (23) Club Houa* (34) Here and Thera disappeared. sinde. tlon on the island, but on April the Alaska nuakc. C A S H FUEL the order in the state. 6:8u I SI Hong Kona (3-30-40) Enilan O’Tool* tion usually is up to 12 hours Ten days after the truck and la joininff up in the refuler Absent from the meeting, pos­ 7 was ordered to dismantle the However. Rev. Maurice Buist. Four Scottish Rite bodies con­ Virginia has gone Republican (10-33-301 Humley-Brlnklar 3:30 (10-33-30) Hasel id) adult Sunday choir, or in par­ (40) Adven(ure In Tim* in coming. dog disappeared, a man living sibly significantly, was Zanzi­ facility. S. J.. seismologist at Mont- fer upon Masons the fourth in the last three elections. ( 3-30-40) Jimmy Dean ticipating hi the special May SERVICE (24) What a Near _ „ (34) Lyrics and Lesends The Americans were with two 250 miles away wrote to Greer bar Foreign Minister Abdul Zanzibar's new representative real’s Jcan-de-Brebocuf College, through the thirty-second de­ Byrd, 76, was active in trying (30) Film perfwmance, la asked to con- 10:00 (10-33-30) Suspenaa h e a te r companies of a Vietnamese | offering to buy the pick-up sky- Rahman Mohammed Babu, who to the United Nations followed says a new qual’.e could occur Save 88.00 On 200 Gallon! grees, called Lodge of Perfec­ to get the Democratic presi­ ' Walter Cronkita (C) Ranger battalion that made • ing It waa ab^doned near hls bu:t Mrs. Brenton Crane, choir up with charges that operations In six months or not for anoth- dential nomination for Johnson (13) Neatabeal (3-13) The Nurses leads the Communist bloc in 24-Hour Burner Sendee tion, Council Princes of Jerusa­ (18) Life of Riley (34) The Man Shakespeare contact with ^he Viet Cong at l home. But no sign of Greer’s director. Zanzibar’s Revolutionary Coun­ of the U.S. 7th Fleet In the Indi- cr 100 years. He adds thnt the in 1060 when John F. Kennedy 6:46 130, Ron Cochran The May performance will in­ lem, Oiapter of Rose Croix, and (13) Subscription TV noon near Trunglap Ranger Boxer has appeared, and he's cil. an Ocean were motivated by Montreal sky.scrapers are bul t Connecticut Consistory. won it. But In the campaign. 7:00 I 3) Wyalt Earn 10:30 Movie MANCHESTER PARKADE at least SO voices is necessary in Supreme Council for the North­ BEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LUTING order to perform this great ern Masonic Jurisdiction, who. Water Pipe Bids work properly. will attend. 1 Regular choir rehearsals will General chairman for the an­ Asked by Town be held Thursday evenings niversary is Adm. (retired) Radio from 7:30 to 8:30. Anyone over James Flft Jr. of Stonlngton, It appears that the timing (This linHng Includes only those news brondcMts of 10 or 15 Open the age of* 15 is eligible. Church h r AH ¥m Paint Abah... who was Atlantic Submarine for the erection of a six-foot minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts). aervices are now being held in force commander in 1947 fol­ high fence at the Highland Park the basement room. The up­ lowing a naval career that span­ WDBC— 133S ,^7:00 Bob Christian Distribution Reservoir and the 6:U(I Long John Wad* 10:00 Mad Daddy Show Thursday stairs romn, or main sanctuary, ned two world wars. Installation of approximately 96 will not be ready for use until 8:00 Dick Robinaon W IN F— izsa Comedy at Whiton for Tvio Days Honorary chairman is Irving feet of cast Iron water pipe at 1:0b Now* Sign Off 6:U(' Haws, Westber. Sports the redecoration, now In proc­ E. Partridge of Wethersfield, the same location, is just a wee W H A t-a it 6:30 Radio Greater Hartford ess, is completed. A tense scene in ‘ Come Blow Your Horn” shows the dejection of Buddy Baker, portrayed by Gerard Bourret (left), as his older brother Alan (right), played by Thomas Corrldino, grand master of the Grand bit off. 6:00 felaay Ed Shov. 6:45 l-owell Thomaa and Ollead Congregational Notes LiOdge of Connecticut and dep­ 6:30 New* Weather and Sports 6 60 SiKirls Tims prepares to leave home after an argument with Kenneth Wheldon who is cast as their DISCOUNT The contract for the $1,286 7:(8) Edward P Morgan 7.10 Evening Report Hews from the Gilead Con­ father Chirtaln time will be 8:30 p.m. tomorrow and Saturday at Whiton Auditorium for uty for Connecticut In Scot­ copper-steel wire fence was ”7:16 Ed Hynei Show 7:36 Public Affairs Program gregational Church has the fol- tish Rite Masonry. He is a re­ 10:3(1 Tonight At *>v Plac* 8:00 Life Line the production of the three-act comedy by the Manchester Community Players. (Herald awarded Tuesday to the At­ 8:30 Broadway Overtun# umtaig items of interest: Mrs. tired Phoenix Mutual Life In­ lantic Fence Co. of South Wind­ 1 30 Sign orr Friday John N. Cross and Mra Cath­ photo by Oflara.) _ WTIC—ISSS 9:10 Best of Broadway surance Co. executive. sor, with work to be complet­ 6:00 New*. Weatner. Sports 11:30 Music to Relax By erine Hills greeted church goers Retired Superior Court Judge ed within 14 days. 6:30 Financial Report 13:25 Rim Off at the door Sunday morning. Thomas E. Troland of New Lon­ In the meantime, the town 6:36 Muilc PRICED! 6:45 Three Star Bxtl-a LIMITED GUEST UST The Women’s Fellowship has is advertising for bids (to be Until bom working on the hobby show don is chairman of the recep­ 7:06 Conversation Fleet NEW DELHI, (AP)—In or­ LBJ Offers Briefings Local Stocks tion committee that will greet opened at 11 a.m. on May 1) 7:26 Chet Huntley CENIRt der to combat a recent food and sale to be held May 9, in (or the installation of the pipe- 7:30 Newt of the World dlsUnguiahod members of Ma­ 7:46 Congressional Report shortage, the New Delhi Chief the Sunday school room and Specifications for the project pariMi house. Parishioners are Quotations Famished by sonry from throughout the 8:10 Red Sox vs. Baltimore Ckimmlaaioner decreed that no 9 country at the celebration. Adm. James Fife Jr. require the bidders to include 10:30 NIghtbest urged to set aside any items To Seven Candidates Dempsey-Tegeler Co., Ino. their estimates for removing 11:00 News more than 100 persons be in­ that might bo salable for the Members of New York Adm. Fife, Grand Master 11:15 Sports Final vited to any party if the host Partridge and Judge Troland and restoring enough of the new 11-30 Art Johnson Show treasure and trash table. Stock Exchange OUTSIDE WHITE fence needed to conduct the expects to serve foods made of are all 33rd degree Masons, an w ror 141# S t Peter's Ohnnrti (Oontinned from Page One) exchange of views.” An Ameri­ Bank Stocks pipe-laying operation. 6:00 Lou Terri rice or wheat. ■me United Hianks Offering Bid Asked honor which can only be grant­ can team of economic experts ed and conferred by the Su­ will have its collection at St. campaign gets into full swing, will follow and survey Pan­ Conn. Bank and Trust Co...... 70V4 7 4 4 preme Council, and Is awarded Peter's Episcopal Church on he would like to have a rela­ ama’s aid needs. for outstanding Masonic serv­ Hartford National May 7, mursday, Ascension tionship with the Republican —Johnson does not see why ice. Bank Co...... 6 7 4 71V4 Day. presidential nominee like the any Republicans should feel un­ The 30 living 33rd degree Ma­ UTO envelopes will be left in easy about the economic boom, Fire Insurance Companies one he had with former Presi­ Hartford F ire ----- 71 75 sons In Connecticut will partici­ Spring the pews for the neict few Sun­ in view of what he termed their i — - - - - dent . Dwight D. Elsenhower .134 142 pate in the anniversary events. days. Parishioners are asked to "noted interest in private prop-: Also taking part will be hold­ GRAND OPENING SPECIAL when Johnson was Senate Dem­ bring the contents of the "Blue erty.” He said some unhappi­ Phoenix Fire .... 123 131 ers of the Arthur M. 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Americsuis, Ruaaiana and Chinese should Connecticut orchaatras' and etiier music ohided study at the Univsrslly Alsop, prasldant ot Ih* MutuM quarter of 1963rtaxM magr be lianrliTBtTr take a new realistic look at the world Cdvenlry Andover groups. of Maine and the Hartt School Insurance Oo. of Hartford, will made in -penon to the tax sol- problem and situations in which they are Brenton Crane of Andover o f Music. Sha Is a memtier of be the gueat apenker at ‘ the leotor, MW- Robert W. Potorw Yankee will be the piantat. He began son, at ths town, offto* 1 to 4 p.m., and on Fri­ St, Hartferd, “suspicion versus confidence or trust, munlty Ocmaervatory. At eight director In the HObcon and OU- McAHieter, now a Hartford days sniT Saturdkys, 9 a.m. to Mo*. ^Sqik. • M*. he started oomposi|ig, took up hysteria versus calm, rigidity versus in­ ead^Congregatlonal ohurchM. resident, served 6if the coordi­ 12 noon. Payment# at the of­ Assuming everything In this , By. Cpngregationtd Church AtSchool the vtoia and otgan, and went fice may be asade until noon at v !^ r p ^ flexibility." most Jumbled o f all possible ^ ’ SI Bleoted to Chnptar nating oommittee of the Re­ roMtakan on to Hotohklm School, Hart publican OminoU laft year. In Friday, May Payments ty VMBdad Oetobar 1. MM Beyond this general commendation of lltlcal worlds goes M plenn^ Alfred F. Black and Mte 'A cIotMhg eOUsetioa for thsfDtmook* ICafoorial lib ra ry . *n n » fourth In foe Sve aduH OoUege o f Music, and worked 1962 he was a member of the mail must be' postmarked by legislative action at HMtford srlth private teachers. He has Janet E. Hagen o f Andowar ara the Fulbright approach. Secretary Gen­ Church WoMd Ssrvldi will ba amory i ' “Paula ila K Knib i w ; "Big series at Rhaih high aoboot. Alsop-for-Govemor staff. Prior midnight of that Friday. pen­ today draws a played with many wall known among the 42 undergraduatea JT8i^‘^«gS%*!gg .Sgyg eral Thant made no specific discussion Doe’s OIri” by Mary MsdaarU An Evening ef BnUrtaln- to that be Uv*d In Mansfield alty of H of per month ap- Coim. aa SMaad a a n KaU evlUble line through the ^ lltl- mads Saturday by tha Sseond symphony orchestras. He now at the University ot Oonneott- FOS of specific Issues as they were luindled “Pifopoct to Romance” by Bleht," will bo presented at • and was assLStant dean and pro­ pllM on taxes Unpaid after cal unity of the g^graphloal Congregational Church. m otty Oaraimn. Tbs olub has teachss privately and is or- out who have bean eleoted April la*. -. •0*BC!IUraON H AT* by Fulbright in his big speech, and he and cultural unity of that sec­ The. Chur eh Community p.m. Saturday night. gaitist at both OMigregational feasor In the Unlversity'Of Oon- also given a book to tbs library mamhere ot tha f^pslton ehapter neetlout School of Quelness Ad- PajraMa la A4Taae« made no specific recommendation to tion of Connecticut bearing the Houfs (next to tha church) wlu churohea In Hebron. Oaa Taar ,,..#•■••••••••••••• 4n honbr of the birth of a ’iho program of musie will be of Phi Beta Kappa. mlnlatratlon. He was activ'e in MennhMtir Bvenbig HeipM- title of Fairfield County.- be open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. performed by an enaemble Cosmefic* 8te Moatliff •••••••••••••••••• other peoples as to the particular prob­ daughter, Jennifer Ann, daugb' Mrs. Martha Stewart will be To be eligible tor etootion, Republican polities and served Aadever oerraepondent, Inwr jiu — MoatlMi •••••••••••••••• There has never been any way and 7 p.m. to 8 pjn. for the col- ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van made up of viola, cello, and renoe Men, tolepitone 74S-S19R. Oaa Kditb •••••••••••••••••• l> w lems they should investigate for possible the oelllst. She also has had students .must have compiled on the Town Committee and to avoid this except to continue IscthMi. The articles should be Dine. piano and will consist ef "Trio — j ,1 . II i^.. rrs many years ef training under outstanding academic record#, waa chalnnan of the Tolland iunant or mythical content. with the election of at least one elssih usable and praoticaL Interviewing Benlesa In D Mindr,” by Felix Men- When preparing' Iced tea, do leading teachers and has pisysd posesM unusual character end County Young RepuhUoans. THB AflSOClATIlD PIUCM But the main point with Secretary Connecticut congressmM - at - Thssa will be forwarded to the The Oennectlout State Em dlesohn, "Sonata in O Minor," not make the mistake of keep­ Tha Aaaociated Pr«u U axeloaiTaly aatiUaa with nunterous symphonies. She be enroHed In the School of Arts All tickets for ths a^pper to tha uaa of repobllcatloti of all nawa dto- General Thant, as it was with Senator larffe forever, and that waa an serrtoe agancy through a church ploynsmt Servlea Is Intsrview- by Antonio Vivaldi, and a work is now a member of the Hart­ ing it in the ^refrigerator until and Soienew. must be purohaaed In advanca ready to serva When the tea' Liggeffs Batchas credttad to M or not othetwtaa erw ^ Fulbrii^it, is not the specific discussion evasion which certainly had to In Manohostor. Tha project in ing Coventry High Sdio^ Baa of Ludwig Von Beethoven. ford Sympthony. " S to thU papar and alao tba local nawa pup- end some time. There was M sponsored by the Gnater Hart­ tors througb SViday to assist AU> three performing artists Both Black and Miss Hagan and may be aecured by calling gets too co\d it will turn cloudy of some particular problem or some par­ At Th« Psriuds AII^ rtfbta of rapubUeatloa ra°^raBAD or cniCDiiAf ahastor to Mew d t o . lin n et Mystery selves as if they were somehow sacro­ be some kind of an expedition to Tork TION8 ______take a drive-look past the ^ te The Junior Pilgrim Frilow- Display adrartlBtiis e lo ^ f hours: sanct and something to be repeated of some famous private Mtate Milp wUl have a bake sale and Claimed Solved j . ______• Tot Monday - 1 p.m ^ “ 7 ; - back and forth forever and never seri­ belonging to some affluent, fa­ anr wash from 10 a.m. to Sjr.m. ror Tuesday — 1 p.m M ^ a y. . at {• or Wednesday -- 1 ' ously be questioned. mous outsider who had paid a Saturday at the Church (Oontteae# tram Page One) ror Thursday — 1 Mn,. Wednesday, A man from Mars wouldn’t need any lot of money to take some tract munlty House.- ror rwday - 1 p-bl ™ £J5;Z of land out of farming. dergyman Speaks ^e-Iovaa. The theme ot the VoT Saturday — 1 Fnaay _ - special tubes on his head to conclude Chusifiad didllne: W:*0 ** Today, in Fairfield County, on "Rsflectiens on a Trip to In­ aonnata la true love. publieatlaa aaeapt Saturday — t a.ns-______that we make a fsuihion of almost com­ a Sunday afternoon, the resi­ dia” with colored alldee will be > Hotson said ha a t e 'found plete moronity in sorpe of the assump­ dents of luxurious estates, if the tople at 8 p.m. Saturday pt soma 40 bidden interweaving of Thursday, April M tions we continue to pass back and forth they aren’t too tired from their tko Rev. -AllMi H. Gates at tns variatlona of HatcUffe'a name week’s work in the city, may Church Communlto Hoqsc on in the aonnets worshipfully among ourselves. wander out on a Sunday after­ B t 44A, The Rev. Mr. Gates was An Incidental finding, ha said, “gympathy I« Not Enough" It was our opinion that Senator A l­ noon to Uke a drive-look past pastor of ths Second Congrega­ la that tha play ’’Love’a bright, when he made his supposedly the fields of some honest farm tional (Jhurch from 1946-49. He hour’s Lost" waa written in 1588, Undoubtedly a oomblnatton of circum- earlier than la generally bC' challenging and revolutionary speech, still being operated somewhere la aow retired. ■taneas contributed to the fact that the He waa bom In India wham lleved. was really making a lot of very ordi­ in the county. atmosphere of terror which had hung The honest farm is as rare a his parents wars mlssionarlta nary people feel a little leas lonely. At and has spent considerable time STRATFORD ON AVON, Eng­ ever New Torit City and the World’s thing today as the Mark Twain last somebody actually in public life estate or the Bedford Gardens In that country. The meeting land (AP)-rA festive procesalen fair in advance of the Fair’s formal will be open to the public with a of people from nations un had said out loud what their own com­ were way back then. dreamed of in William Shake­ opening yesterday never did arrive. But .despite such socio-eco­ ■oqlal hour to. follow.. mon sense intelligence had been telling speare’s time filed past the ^ is weather was bad; there was hard­ nomic changes, Fairfield Coun­ Baptismal Bervtoe them all along. Hiem will be a baptismal ser- poet’s tomb today and laid ly enough traffic to tie up; there was ty, until what is scheduled to We have an idea that some of the vfos during the U a.m. womt)lp spring flowers to honor him on a legal injunction against the worst U c- happen today, has had an the 400th anniversary of Ms other peoples of the world, to whom amazingly easy and natural narvtoe at ths Second Oongra- tic planned; there was massive repre- gattonal CEurota May *. Par- Wrth. Secretary General Thant recommended a time of It remaining a very spe­ There were 97 nations rspre- senUtion for the forces of law and or­ cial entity in the life o f the SBto intarestnf in havlpg their little unthinkable thinking, have more stiUdran baptisad durtag t ^ aented In the traditional cere­ der. sUte. Culturally, it has become mony of unveiling the flags. common sense, too, than some of their a unique mixture of natural narvtoe are asked to meet with Most of all, obviously, there was a re­ tiie Rev. Jamae Ameling for Diplomats, literary flgurea and leadership and some of their public Yankee quaintness with the ex­ actors marched through tiis straint and reluctance on the part of an hour at 7 psn. May 1 Jo oomment. We suspect that there are otic quaintness of Greenwich streets to Shakespeare’s btrth- the very people who had been pxpected, pnapam for this aervioe. many places in the world which might ■Village grown prosperous. In ap­ place to Holy Trinity church by the actionist extremists in the civil pearance, it has all become on# Men’s Rummage Sale like to be liberated from dead end con­ where he la burled. rights movement, to provide the force vast English garden. The Men’s Association of the Tha weather, which had been cepts of one kind or another—concepts nnst Congregattonal Church and weight for yesterday’s drastic dem­ And politically, it has been threatening all week, suddenly which hold only those negative possibili­ Photorrsph Courtesy Rumble Oil a Reflnina Co. both snobbishly and cynically wtU have an auction and nun- cleared during the morning. onstrations. ties which cannot be equated with life Republican. Normally, one nsage sale from lO a.m. to S Then came light spring rain as Once again, sanity and restraint took might expect the suburbaniza­ psn. Saturday at Kingsbury for either the soul or the body of man. SHAKESPEARE’S BAPTISM AND BURIAL THERE: Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-Chi-Avon soon as the procession ended. the upper hand. In the behavior o f the tion of the metropolitan Intelli­ House and Quandt Hall. The Among those in the procession JHiandly drole of the church people who have every reason to ad­ gentsia, the Inherited affluence, was the U.8. ambassador, Da­ the eaaed-up money makers, to wW have a food sale at the vid K. E. Bruce. His wreath vertise and seek redress for their own Quite A Shove create some kind of problem for same time. Lunch will be airaii' failed to arrive on time and he anjuat and unnatural role in the Amori- Herald a conservative political party. ahite during the affair. walked Into the church with a You never know quite how big an tan system of life. But in Fairfield County there The eburoh Couplea' du b wUl nosegay of geraniums and rose­ earthquake has been until all the re­ Jimmy mary— rosemaiy for remem­ This sanity and restraint on their part Yesterdays has been the most beautiful kind BMet at 7 p.m. Saturday to go At Florida’s Pavilion of meeting between the small­ an a mystery, ride. In oharge brance, as Ophelia recalled in a most fortunate dividend. turns are in, and the world's respect for the big shove of March 27 lip in Alaska 25 Years Ago town political shar.pster and the ora Jdr. and Ifos. Jay Ctorden her mad scene. It leaves public attention free to focus big town amateur Idealist; the ■Ml the Rev. and Mts. James R. Is beginning to grow. Hself on the age-old wrongs that are to Breslin Cheney Bros, issues warning tough city boss and the gentle MaoArthur. STRATFORD, Conn. ( A P I - be righted, rather than upon ill-advised One of the miracles was that, in the that all aliens not in the process orchid of Intellect or fashion or Square Dance Tomorrow Four large candles top ths six-* disaster zone itself, relatively so little simple noblesse oblige have The Whlrlaways Square foot birthday cake unveiled to­ fresh new wrongs committed in the name NEW YOl^, April 23— The and now it moved and Elpstein kid with narrowed eyes. Inside of becoming citizens will re­ actual damage was done to some com­ the pavilion, a man came run­ ceive flve cents an hour less brought understanding and co­ Dance Chib wUl have a club day on the lawn of the Ameri- of ptost and continuing injustice. muddy shoes did not move. slid with it. Then one of the ning to the glass doors with his than citizens. operation and compliment to level denee at 8 pm. tonMrrow oan Shakespeare Feetlval Thea- A good sample of the mood for such munities which were really tossed troopers reached down and put ter. They were shoved further out fists clenched and a bad look Selectmen follow General As­ one another. \ ag Ooventoy Grammar Bohool. about. One Alaskan town, Cordova, is a big hand on Elpstein's black Ybe candles, sech feprsssat- public attention to seek is glv«i in a to make it harder for anybody in his eyes and he was trying sembly's new ruling and allows This hybrid unity has been DIek Ekmner wUl be the-oaller. now six to eight feet higher up in the hair. The kid's head Jerked up good enough, over the years, to Refreshments wUl be servdd by ing 100. years, will be lighte will eponeor a dance Of U | h t cement, wire and plas­ tic. A ceremony today—the to disrupt the city’s life, as well as the relatively little damage. the governor, coming toward "You’re not in Florida, gen­ the guy get past his arm. Ves­ Manchester Evening Herald Such service, and such modest §ai ths bentflt of the local am- taking, the rest of the state has 400th anniversary of Shake­ more orthodox demonstrators within and The earthquake in Alaska was com­ them at the entrant to the tlemen,” somebody standing on sels once played football for awarded First Honorable Men­ M i^ o e fond at 8 p.m. May 1 the side starting yelling. Oklahoma about as well as any­ reacted to with a greater under­ at' Coventry Grammar School. speare’s birth—^wlU be a sym­ without tite fair grounds, ara motivated paratively gentle by the time its fores Florida Ebchibit at the World’s tion in 24th Annual Exhibition "You’re not in Florida gentle­ body ever played college foot­ of Newspaper Typography. current of resentment than sur­ Jmtk OTLeasy wlU be the caller. bolic qutting of the cake. by very real and bitter grievances. It reached down as far as Houston, Texas. Fair yesterday. face show of gratitude. But the Som* 400 honor pupils from Bryant was in a black hat men.” ball and yesterday at the Charles S. Burr, president of Ttokate may be had from Dud­ There the quake bobbed the whole city World's Fair he saved a lot of one thing which has always states will receive 400 birth- Is true that many if not most of the Ne­ and light brown topcoat and he The trooper dropped his hand Burr Nurseries, attends Cham­ ley Braiid, chairman, Edward up and down by as much as five inches, kids a bad beating. really burned the rest of the states will revslvs 400 birth­ groes in New York do live miserably in was walking first. Behind him to Epstein's Jacket collar. He ber of Commerce annual meet­ R U te or other blub memhars. slopped water out o f swimming pools It was over then. The place state, on the Republican side Mrther Intonaation may be ob- day cupcakes to mark ths occa­ wretdied alums, do send their children were these big guys in cowboy took a handful of it and started was quiet. The only sound was ing in Washington as represent­ that is. has been the occasional sion. Then they will watch a and around the harbor, and yet, except hats and green uniforms and walking again. The front of Elp* ative of American Nursery­ talnsd from Brand or White. reluctantly to. Inferior schools, do suf­ Mark Epistein, 16, coughing to elevation of some Fsilrfleld ■Uriel Lodge Meets special performance of ths for breaking a few ship moorings, ap­ black shiny holsters with .45s stein's shirt cut into his throat men's Association. fer acutely from Job discrimination. get his wind back. The whole County figure or clique to the Ui^el L o ^ e of Masons will bard’s “Much Ado About Noth­ parently did no damage. in them. They were Florida and now he didn't know what thing had seemed unreal. And role of top party leadership in ing.” “These are evils deeply rooted in the was happening to him and he have a special eomm\inicatlon Down in Georgia, the earth pulsation State Troopers. now everything else seemed un­ the state. Now with the county 7;8p p.m. Saturday at the history and the economics of our city was ba^y frightened. So were •Hie ervtrMce had six glass real. You felt like you were in split between two congressional lilasonie Hall In Merrow. The and our country. They are terribly diffi- seemed to communicate itself primarily the others. They were trying doors which open outward. a strange place. A Thought for Today districts, things will never again M kst^ Mason itogree wUl be Vote Unanimous to wells, in which the water rose and to hold their ground, but the be quite the same, and the coun­ eolt to eradicate because of the magni­ There were 20 kids, all of them Off to the left, up on top of Sponsored by the Manchester fe m d with the wo;rk exem- ty will never again have quite as tude and complexity of the problems in­ fell by as much as 20 feet. white, sitting in the entrance­ sharp creases in the trooper's the hill, were apartment build­ Council of Churches toe Prptt-Whltney much power or draw quits as On Defense Bill volved. Nevertheless they must be elimi­ The Gulf of Mexico was slopped way with their backs against green ]>ants disappeared as ings. Familiar buildings, too. dub. Refreahmento their knees Jammed into the much envy. around too, but it had a bigger saucer the glass doors and their muddy And right behind them is wUl be served. The officers’ re­ nated—not to put an end to demonstra­ shoea sticking out. kids. The muddy shoes moved Queens Blvd. Pepe and Johnny "The ground of a certain (Contimied from Pags Oos) to contain itself in, and its motion wasn’t rich man brought fort plentiful­ hearsal will be at 7:30 p.m., tions and agitation, but as a matter of Bryant picked the last door a little. Magpiire have a bar there. And prior to conferring the degree ly: and he thought within him­ bats has possd a laglslative social Justice. We believe that the ma­ quite as noticeable. on the left side and walked up up the other way, behind Shea that night. Now the troopers had an aisle self, saying, 'What shall I do, Today in History logjam. jority white residents New Yo V Even over in Iran, the surface of the to it. He stopped when he hit Stadium, is La Guardia Field. CUnto May t ot cleared and the Governor walk­ because I have no room where Next Moat of ths controversy In ths the nvuddy shoes. They did not And the El up there, crossing An Immunisation clinic will are well aware of the existence o f these earth moved up and down a third of an ed through it and into the to bestow my fruits?’ By The Associated Press bill centered on a provision move for him. the parkway, that one goes to h* held from *1:80 a.m. to 12:30 injustices and feel personally shamed inch as the shock waves from Alaska building and so did the people Today is Thursday, April *8, that limits ths amount of rt- "Would you mahnd moving Sunnyside. They have a fight And he said. This will I do: pm. May 2 at the Public Health behind him. The troope'ra fol­ club In Sunnyside. Hell, you the 114th day of 1964. There pair and conversion work that by them. But sympathy is not enough. passed through. aside?" he said to the kid sit­ I will pull down my bams, and Nursing Auoclatlon Office on lowed immediately. The one know the whole area. You feel are 262 da.vs left in the year. can be done in naval shipyard, It is essential to give active support to Sooner or later, we suppose, somebody ting agrain.st the door. who had Ep.stein by the collar build greater: and there will I Today’s Highlight In History Main St. Dr. Robert P. Bowen, leaviqg,. the rest for *• pri­ at home in it. But yesterday it bestow all my fruits and my those who are striving to wipe them will calculate Just how much original Mark Epstein, 16. and a stu­ dropped him and left him on On this date in 1906, Ameri­ local health director, will be In vate yards. was different. It was a strange goods.’ And I will say to my su t” force must have been involved, up under dent at Elizabeth Irwin High the ground. The kid was cough­ place filled with things that can stage star Joe Jefferson, sharge. During the debate. Rep. Carl Sthool in Greenwich Village, soul, 'Soul, thou hast much died. Jefferson was known for Available will be tetanus Vinson, D-Ga., chairman of the In on# phrase the New York Times Alaska, to move Iran, over in Asia, one ing because he hadn’t been able have never gone on before. goods laid up for many years: looked up at the Governor of to breathe. This is no knock at the troop­ his performance in "Our Ameri­ shots for adults, vaccinations House Armed Services Com­ ■seg—"sympathy is not enough”—there third of an inch. If you want to be awed take thine ease, eat, drink, and Florida through thick glasses er. He had to clear a way for can Cousin” the play President against smallpox, DPT (diph­ mittee, said this provision, first Then a huge trooper, this one be merry.’ la a key to one point on which the ex­ by the prospect, go out and press your and he said nothing. The muddy the Governor of his state and Lincoln saw the night he was theria, pertussis or whooping ut In several years ago, has In a gray uniform, stepped out But God said unto him. 'Thou assassinated, although Jeffer­ eough and tetanus) Immuniza­ gurt naval shipyards. tremists in the civil rights movement thumb sometime against some section shoea did not move. to hold the door. this kid was trying to atop him. The Governor stepped back, The guy had to do something. fool, this night thy soul shall be son long before had quit the tions, and boosters for the DPT “ Before this calendar year la always score effectively in their more of your own backyard approximately op­ "Don’t I know you from some |Nirt. Later he aj^toered in 1 1 and now the green uniforms But it was t>ewilderlng to see it required of thee: then whose hnmunizationii. A minimum out," Vinson told the House, scornful variety of appeal and argument. posite Iran. place?” the colored kid on the Washington Irving’s "Rip Van moved around him and came in done here in this place where shall those things be, which Charge will be made for eech "you will see at least three They have some right to question that side yelled at him. "Aren’t you you always felt at home. thou has provided?’ Winkle." InJecUon. shipyards closed.” He named on top of these kids. One troop­ the man who bought my police On the Date New York, Phlladel|dtia and “sympathy” which la always available er stepped on Epstein and •T can’t go down to Florida,” So Is he that layeth up treas­ Parents ars reminded that First In Lin* For Open Spaces d og ?” In 1564, William Shakespeare vacctiiattons are foquired for Boston. fT Epstein said. "So this is uie In generous quantities, or that vague lib­ grabbed the door handle and "Lay that club on his haid,” ure for himself, and is not rich closest t can come to demon­ toward God. (Luke 12:21). was bom. attendanoe in tha local public TTila quickly drew a defiant eral good will which la always in favor of We don’t blame State Comptroller Ray­ pulled the door to him. Epstein a man told the trooper. In 1838, the first regular At­ schools. cry from Rap. James A. Burks, strating against Florida. Right Submitted by solving the civil rights problem some in­ mond Thatcher for questioning the allo- tried to push against the door, And now everything was go­ lantic service was inaugurated ' Orehdstra Playa D-Masa., who said, "I serve no­ here at the Fair.” Mrs. Arlene Swain, catiim of *359,780 to Meriden’s Open but then another Florida troop­ ing to happen. The trooper 1964 Newspaper Publishers when the Sirius arrived in New The local Hitch-hikers or- tice on the secretary of dstsnae definite future day. Those who provide Spaces program. The sum is more than er got his hands on the door looked straight at the colored ' Synoicats Church of the Nazarsns. York from England after a fheatra will play for ths public that 'ws 'Will not take this lying sutdi sympathy and good will often do ten per cent of the total appropriation voyage of 17 days. dhnee the Auxiliaryuxllla to the Cov- down." little more with it than save it up to for open space purchase as authorized by In 1883, Queen Victoria es­ entry Vohmteer 8Ve Aasocla- Rep. L. Mendel Rivers, D- give themselves the supposed right to the General Assembly. As such, it’s a tablished the order of the Royal 8.C., saying that the House Ap­ big chunk to give to a single community. tlon, Inc., la sponsoring at 9 tell the Negro not to reach so fast for Red Cross. p.m. May 9 at toe South Coven­ propriations Committee "is the Governor Dempsey’s answer satisfied In 1896, the first aoreen- pro­ unwitting partner in s the de­ something which baa been denied him the comptroller, who is also a member try drahouse annex. Tha pro- jected motion pictures were Moda will ba for the auxllia^ struction of naval ahipirarda in lor so long. of the Bonding Commission. Meriden, ha ■ischetti shown to the public in Now ths United States,” Introducad (Hasufy. A speblal prize will •ympathy Is not enough, even thougll said, was sind is ready, willing and able York City. an amendment that would to make use of the program. Of all the bq gtysn,. II Is better than hatred or prejudice In 1944, Russian foross be- strike out the repair and -cop- towns and cities in the state that were tkqgiltoiY .M Hospital version provision. But this lost selged German-occupied Sevas­ XiObal memDerz o f the Auxjl- There has to be. If men of good will are notified ot its possibilities, only SO ex­ topol. on a standing vote of 1*0 to 82. lary to Qrsen-Chobot-Rlchard- lo Justify their claim to H, "active sup­ pressed any degree of interest. Among Ten Ysnss Age Ths provtslon, which allots |6 i P,oqt, .^idrifan Legion, will port." these, Meriden has the plana, and the The United Statas mads a per cent of. the Work to the nav­ willingness to go ahead with them. Meri­ 'aqyiatlng ^ t h .the Fourth TVm fact that tha battle did not take loan of a *100 million to the E al shipyards and 86 per cent to den has pledged her 40 per cent share Ikuropean Coal and Steele Com­ itrli^t poctql progranv at 8 private yards, was supported ssors o f a wrong turning than it might of the cost, has set up her schedule of munity to aid its production pjn. today at .the Veterans by Rap. Gerald R. Ford, R- have taken In New York yesterday gives purchase, and is ready to go. In a pro­ program and encourage Buro- Hoipe and Hospital in Nawing- Mich., who told the House, people of sympathy and good will every­ gram which is on a first-come, first- pean unity. tco. 121636 will ba Mrs. Loula "The i^vate yards can do It served basis, what more can you ask? Steiillet, Mra. Eugene Rjrehling, where renewed and prolonged opportuni­ Five Tears Age The state’s *S million appropriation President Dwight D. Xtsen- Mrs. Hriiry Korber and Mrs. The bill provides *461 million ty to try to do, as well as think and Is also probably only the first contribu­ hower went to W altsf Heed Bl|aabetji Perry, auxiliary prM- Issa than Oongreas appropriat­ feel, sonething down the right kind of tion to the open spaces kitty, as the Gov­ Hospital to give resigned Sec- ed for defense last year and is ernor points out With the rapid growth retaiy of State John Foster Named Usutonaa* *712'million IsM than Presldsftt of population in our already thickly- Dulles a oommisslon as special Qtatries Affonti*. *on of Johnson requested in his Janu­ populated state, the open kpaces are be- consultant to the President. Oeotga t>. Aftomls of South ary budget Vnessaga. ing gobbled up at a tremendous rate. The One Year Age Coventry, has bsan promotsd to TIm cut of *7 1 2 million is Tkoufht Welcome Elaewhert Too? members of the state legislature, and President John F. Kennedy Orst Usutonant in ths Air Force. Uttls mors than IH t^r cent of people in the mushrooming cities and . Lt. Aftomls la e weapona oon- While we Americans have been de- assured thg West Germans the ths original request. towns, are going to see increasingly tha United States would maihialn SrpUer .In the Jd la t Radar bdtiiig among ourselves whether we need for more open spacee and for the forces In Europe so long as thoir tiquadim at F .o r t Flabar. Air DO THEY SEE want Is be thinking any o f Senator Ful- funds to secure them. pressno* was deatrsd and ss- i^ro* Static^ N. C. He is the PINK PEOPLE? hrlfhrs “unthinkable thoughts,” United In Meriden, good planning, foresight, ouirod. MH-in-iaw of Mr. and Mrs. JOHANNESBURG, South Af­ and alertness to the need and to oppor­ John Osotia of R t. 86, Bolton. MattsM Beerstary General Thant has Todays ^ Titsprs rica (AP) — In South Africa's tunity for state and federal aid havs , . E 9« filaasas OoUeetiM Kruger National Park the ele­ aoata forward with the rather stimulat- Gen. LAtdua d a y Is ST. One­ oombined to put us first in line for this time child fUm star Shlrlsy Lieew Of framM of eye phant population of almost hig proposal that not only Americana, rogram. Canied through, our Open Temple Is 36. ■USBM are being ooUeoted for 1,780 goes on an annual aix-t^ hut a good many other people too. paces buying is going to provide us Thought for Today the “Eyea for the Needy” pro­ Sevan week Mnge when tha y u - S gram as a community mrvlce Should begin examining some of the with unique recreational and health ad­ Money and time are the low iruit of the marula tree i4- vantages. It will also serve as a chal­ heavleet burdens of life, and the Dfojeot the auxiliary to pena. The manila fruit has a “myths” by which they have been cal- lenge and an eye-opener to other com­ unhappiest of all mortals are Oc»m-CbOMt4Uchardaon Poat cloylngly sweet, ovar-rich fla­ SMlating their own place and policy in munities to go and do likewise, a pilot those who have more of either af.the American Legion. ’n>«M vor and Iqcal Africans usa it propam for the rest o f the state. than Umv know how to uas — .be left at Hill’s Pharmacy to taraw a particularly patent Tnere ins't a public planning and I % container hae bean pio- Sssarinsns, said Sseretary Samuel JohnsoB, the IMh sa»- flra-wator. TRs alqiliaats him- aarviea enterprias mors worth plwiaartng. .Ry the auzlUsry. .. . bar from tree to tree erammlng —MBuraBTitacxnux Itonetfa down the fruit, which ferments The Mbthere CMb has donat­ in thsir stomach.* ed two books to ths Booth- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. APRIL 3S. 1964 FAiCHR P A G S TBM IfANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1984 I. I<,ni.a4a

eltlas have remained unchanged tamUiMT bMa. TBe Hunt laiMa arattons win be fiar enough eiing that (,716 euMe yards ef be non-oompetitive and will ba ry Uoyd. hospltaa^; Mn. OUl ~-thom 34 to 36 catties per to nuwrisn menSian; ttaerewSl sand wars used tbs past wtntar Gardeners Plan assembled by the committee. Higgins, judges; and Mra T. R Aflk SoUdfor* Red Chinese Bird Life Film Road Sweeping Operation ahead by mid-May so that one Blakasleas, dismantling. month. One catty la equivalent be a wMril sweeper ean be need for spot on town strseta, the eomplate Mrs. Ralph Shaw Jr. and to 1 1-S pounds. meinbetia operation would take about 48 Show on May 16 Mra. Herbert Huffleld win serve For CrediVltdH In niral ai^eaa rations are Slated Saturday worh far the road-overUy and working days, if some ef the MO PABKIMO M E 1 «M Food Supply Said Right on Schedule surface-treatment promm. as general oo-«halrmen of the smaller and inferior in quality. AlVah W. Banbom, Mrsotor WOM m t PBANDTB sand had not bsan blown onto *Tn the Marry, Marry Month show. Mrs. Robert Klppax, Mrs. CLERMONT, Fla. (AI*) —No­ Area rsaldaato fesiwi bME The Baby Has In some localities, monthly ra­ SAN FRANCI800 TaP)—No­ Last year's townwide sweep­ lawiu and porohaa. body wants parkliig m eten any­ warned to bswar* of migBalM ct the-Pleasant Valley WUd- ing was completed In the mid­ of May," a flower abow spon­ Robert Heins and Mrs. Ray­ tions are as low as 10 catties, body woriu for peanuta la Oal- Tureck revealed this morn­ sored by the Perennial Planters more. At least that's the opinioa soUciton who Imply that Umf Kept Secret Itfe Ganctuaay at Lenoa, Maaa., Despite A bad break from the,wUl contlnus clockwise, wind­ dle of June, while previous op- ing that he has rsoeived many mond Johnson will be responsi­ comprising rice, sweet potatoes will narrata a fihn-in color on Uomla, the State DlviaijiR of In­ avsathennan, townwida swsep- ing up In the aouthwest eectlon. Garden Club, will be held May ble for staging and properties. of City Clerk Albert Johnson are representing and. BOMjHfiM and millet. ^ dustrial Welfare niled Wednes­ sratlons tMk until August. requests for the sweepings, but 16 from 1 to 6 p jn. at the Whit- {who-has searched far and wide for Manchester Ogh tMool. HONG KONG (AP) — The A healthy man consumes "Bird Life" Saturday from 1.-80 day. big opsratlona are proceeding The work Is being done with Tursok’s target date of J uim 1 that be has refuaed them all. Mra R G. Halsted and Miss Mil- Been Named ••• to 3:30 p.m. at Bailey Audittul- on schedule, with a target date two town awaapera plus one on Memorial library. licent Jones will classify the en­ for a buyer for the city's re­ A. Raymood ttomm, prtMt- once critical food situation in about one catty of rice dally. The (Uvlalon found thrM jboys oomplstlon would not oidy In­ All of the sweepings are carted moved collection of parking me­ pal of the high soiool, statoi Communist China appears to One can buy food on the offi­ um of Manchester High School. working 14 hours a day sslU u of June 1 set for oompletion of rental from the Hartford sure a elsansr town but would to the town’s Olcott St. Dlepos- Entries will be put in one of tries after they have been regis­ Ifie show is being presented by the initial cleanup of the win­ Sweeping Co., and is being eval­ three dlvisiona 'Inere wUl be tered with Mrs. Theodore Cham­ ters. He has asked the City t ^ morning m t tha school hM have improved slightly but It re­ cial open market, but cmly thoae peanuts—for $0 a day and an also improve conditions of catch al Area, and are used as cover never authorised any magastno mains a riddle to the ouUlde who receive remittances from Luts Junior Museum. the peanuts they could eat ter’s heavy accumulation of uated on work sheets to insure iMuriiu, and would save subse­ for the refuse. five classes In the flower ar­ bers and Mra Dexter Stark. (jouncll to let him get rid of sand and dabris. sn Improved program in ths fu­ rangements group and five Mrs. Glenn Comlah will be them' for whatever he might ob­ soUcltetlons, and that tbaro M world. friends and relatives overseas Sanborn alao produced the The employer was ordered to quent work In their cleaning- no current seUcitation of any ABtefMO. TlmoUv *•<«. ■«“ OUb«rt M. and Nancy OfficUl Chinese Communist can afford this high-price food. film which illustratea flight, come up with another |36 daily Sweeping operations ware ture. The sweepers have been aver- Keep light bulbs clean by classes in the horticulture group. chairman of the signs commit­ tain. The Council okayed his re- Booth Anderaoo, 77 High St., Rockvlll*. He waa born regularly dusting with a soft The third division will be the tee; Mrs. Robert Johnson, con­ I quest by telling him to dispose kind being mads by or for tho statements, accounts given by While an importer of wheat methods of feeding, courtahip, for all three In minimum wage started on April 13 In the Highway Supt Bmest Tureok aging a pickup of 180 cubic school. Aprt » at Mancheater Momorlal Hoapital. Hla maUrnal refugees from Red China and and rice, Peking has kept ex­ and nesting cycles of many payments. northwest section of town, and la hopeful that the sweeping op- yards of sand a day aiul, coiurtd- cloth or the vacuum brush. conservation exhibit, which will servation committee; Mrs. Har­ of them as he can. grandparenta aie Joyce Pleining, Miami, Fla., and william facts generally known are some­ porting food abroad, even dur­ Booth, Miami, Fla. HU paternal grandparenU are Mr. and times diametrically contradic­ ing the critical famine years of Mn. Gilbert M. Anderaon, South Windsor. He has a brother, tory, 1959-62. Theodore Scott • • • • • 'The Chinese Communist press Red China exports mllliona ,of PUKES ON THIS PACE SLASHED UP TO 39% AND MORE! has painted a rosy picture about dollars of foodstuffs to Hong lIlBgiiy, Brlaa Bobert, eon of Joseph E.. and Eleanor food production yet no general Kong monthly. Hong Kong resi­ Oendron Mlnguy, 436 Avery St., Wapplng. He was born increase in food rations has been dents send hundreds of thou- April 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His materaal reported. .sands of two-pound food parcels grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alme Gendron, Pawtucket, The Communists have bought to feed hungry friends and rela­ R.I. HU paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest grain from abroad but have tives in Red China in reaponae Mlnguy, Blast Greenwich, R.L He has two brothers, Stephen, continued to export rice, the to urgent pleas. 1%, and Kevin, 6; and a sUter, Karen, 8. Chinese people's staple foc^. The flow of foodstuffs Into For years. Red China has Hong Kong did not stop or Bertram. EddU Richard, son of Hans and Lude Perle- been Hong Kong'.s biggest sup­ slacken In 1962 when an esti­ ISOEXniAT O P V A L U E baeh Bertram. 468 Adams St. He was bom April 17 at plier of food-stuffs, yet Hong mated 140,000 people In the Manchester Memorial Hoapital. HU maternal grandfather U Kong sends hundreds of thou­ south China province Kwang- Adam Perlebach, 470 Adams S t HU paternal grandfather sands of food parcels to the lung stormed across the border Is Heinrich Bertram, Germany. He has four sisters, Walll, mainland every month. and sought asylum In this Brit­ IS, Gabriele, 12, Helga, 8, and Nancy, 6. Peking has not released offi­ ish colony. • '• • • cial statistics on its annual food The food parcel figure has MeOnrry, Rebecca Ann. daughter of James MedcaUe production since 1959. Western dropped to about 500,000 a and SonU Jackson McCurry, Colonial Rd., Bolton. She was observers have to gauge the sit­ month. bom April 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma- uation on the basis of the The drop is attributed to Im^ tenul grandparents bre Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson, amount of food available to the provement in Red China's food Bantam. She has five brothers, James, 9, John, 8, Robert, 6, people. situation and a new Chinese Despite Communist claims of snrStaiiips horn April 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ n i l W ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James F. Reynolds, wHIi the iHirelieee ef 2*IIn er mere Alameda, Calif. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mazola Com Oil 35* STONEWARE Keaheth Gifford, Rockville. She has a brother, Kenneth DavU, 4; and a sister, Linda Suzanne, 8. Fresh Ground Chuck R e d e e m the eoupotu in yomr maUer • • • • • Paid Dog Food 2^ 31‘ for 500 extrm Top Vmtue Muampet McCormick, Michael Andrew, son of Barry John and Pa- Only ona aoupoa Good thru Sai. trieU Irish McCoi^ck, 20 Woodbridge St. He was bom par faaiNf AprH 36, 1964 April 16 at Manchester. Memorial Hospital. HU maternal Water Softener grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Irish, 247 N. Main MlANtE St. HU paternal grandparents are John McCormick, 118 Lockwood St, and Mrs. Florence McCormick, 17 Harlan S t Detergent 25* He has a sister, Michele Lynne, 1. CLOSE-OUT • • • • • Riehloff, Jeffrey Scott son of Leo W. Jr. and Eileen Bounty Beef Stew' ti" 39 • 16INCH I Duffy Riehloff, 317 Autumn St. He was bom April 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU paternal grandparents {fibO Extra«iru.Staiiips JUICES are Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Riehloff Sr., 217 Autunrn S t He Prudence"^ 2~ 69‘ has a brother, Steven, 1; and a sister, Maureen, T. • • • • • wHfe five p k fi ef 4 N lle |i I Shep, Heath, Scott Alan, son of Georgs Gordon and Sonya Pradence 2~ 69 Uttie Heath. 192 School St. He was bom April 16 at Man­ chester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal giwdparents are Facial T i^ s Mr. and Mrs. Merton J. Little, 10 Cross St. HU paternal Wmdex 4JK.3& gnmdmother U Mrs. Margaret DesmaraU, Thompsonville. Only ona aoupoa good tbra lak. tirt He has a sister, Traci Lynn, 2. . par iarnHy AprH 36, 1964 • • • • • The KAIIWWD • »edwl U 7 S6-S Borden's Danish tTiT 37‘ Boyle, Patrlda Ann, daughter of Edward FrancU and BeaeliM Contemporary styled k>-bey ______^ ebS»Teee Diane Bradley Boyle, 94 E. Middle Tpke. She was bom conaoie in grainad WatfMt color, April 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grainod Mahogany Borden Potatoes 23‘ g ;ig ; ig < -g ' g g <:rt 35* Ohio. HU paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. H. duction. praaaeral ENRICHED BREAD DEUIXE tSMXmS ™>peny Jr„ Philadelphia, Pa. He has a brother, William H. Bnormouf, jumbo spaBrN . . . • • • • # graen and tandar to the very and of aach atalk. Kept moiat and _ . Bonnie Lynn, daughter of Charles R. and 3 iJt 49c Catherine MacDonald Sutherland. 28 High St., RockvUle. fresh . . . 1)4 lb pkg. 39 mm was bom April 12 at Rockville City Hospital. Her pa­ See what a dime will buy! y tera ^ grandfather U Bert L. Sutherland. Southington. She B £ R N t £ ’S 5c off Action h u four brothers, Robert, 9, Kenneth, 7, William, 3, and N a b is c o M o n a rc h C la p p 's ASSORTED ROSE BUSHES. . . aR No. 1406 Rodger, 14 months; and six aUters, Joan, 18, Bevarlv. 16. Strainad Baby Food Biaack Marlon, 13, Catherine, 5, and Brenda, 4. FREE DEUVERY — SERVICE FROZEN WAFFLES or Citooolata Fudga Diatstic Fruit Salad varieties. . . two years eM, field • • • • • 10 N* 9 5 c 3 4 c Anne, daughter of Robert H. and AND NORMAL INSTALLATION 50 Extra«SiStamps *;:s!issisr 4 ? c • S T 3 3 e grown. . . gnaraate^ to grew 98l 8he was bora AprU 10 ac Hartford Hoapital. Her maternal iTandDarente am Mr FRENCH FRIES wHh Nm pureheee ef auy SMbrTaMIkMR t rub »• J ^ M m Wilfred B I^ , Bast H a m p to n * ^ * S S w i^ ^ 3 GREAT TV-APPLIANCE STORES S p ry ■MMiTemiiwkNi t;a ;N t QbiikiaafSaiMyj2r*Jlw’0« J ja tts rU Mrs. BMtrtoe Wallace, Windsor. f£a has a broth- ■hnrlriaCHtt a-atu Hi Mallii*g;yTiM UlWR 4 ctib Ml dr. Itohert Blais, 14 months. S unshine K otex ■•aanTtHwlD t > X * * • * • • • MANCHESTER FARKADI MANCHESTER N tp t SIMP BrM 4 5-lb Bag ef^Sugar Stiertenbig CarallM IrwH Ihi 41t SWIirkwbsTiwili "^"tlD B wittlM hi patkaft Hi He Craekart Sanitary Napkint ■aMtPlizmnii

MANCHESTES EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL SS, 1964 PAG* TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1964 T o m a d o e * " a member of Liime Lodge, Knights of Pythias; and Scan- 12th Circoit W estern Statei President Wins Big Test: Events Obituary dia Lodge, Order of Vasa, both Search Goes On of Manchester. G)iirt Cases ThiFairspiistkisW iikl By n n A88ooum> FBBaa Survivors include his wife, WMi CiupeBi Yau Beeelved h The Mai Rail Strike Threat Over Ludwlck Pacek Mrs. Sophie Hultgren Ander­ For JFK Letters ■torlby wtettwr, wtth baevy In State COLUMBIA—Ludwlck Pacek son; a son, Oscar S. Anderson of min, hall and atrang wlnda, tai^ MANCHESTER SESSION m of Cherry Valley Rd. died yes­ Bolton; a daughter, Mrs. Ger­ David Richard Eubanks, 19, (' froM P « c « O ) ♦asked |6,000 for a tattsr BMt fated araaa in tha aouth eantral (Continued from Page One) terday at Windham Commimity trude A. Hills of Gilead; two of 143 Spruce St, arrested at 8 By JERRY KLEIN.. Kennedy Wkl *W *«*ly pourt of tha nation today after a i‘,i| Mnr and diaaatrous strike In the Free Quebec Memorial Hospital, Willimantic. sisters in Sweden; seven g;rand- a.m. today after being stopped Newspaper Enterprise Assn. CH ihm chlldren and nine great-grand­ sd. on exjunlnsitloo, Sm « s p « t GRANDl raah of tomadooa awopt tha ra- nllnMid toduetry,” Johnson He was also remembered to r He was bom in Poland on in his car on Main St., was ar­ NEW YORK (NEA)—A teen­ — ^ PLACE his description o t such major Aug. 25. 1888, and was employ­ children. raigned in court on charges of found that Kennedy's aams had gion. aaid. t age boy named Jeto F. been placed on the letter by M ’shii Minority Aim news events such as the tra ^ c ed by the Church-Reed Clothing Private funeral services will tampering with a motor ve­ Royal Court i i n i N O Tha Waatbar Buraau rapotted Kennedy daydreamed over his NegoUatora for the flve un- Hartford circus fire in l£Mi4 and Store, Willimantic, as a tailor be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at hicle, operating an unregistered machine. __^ naarly a aoora of twistera atnick Ions whose members run the for 24 years. He lived in Willi­ his home. The ^ v . J. Stanton motor vehicle, and Improper schoolbooK, scrawled his name “Kennedy wasn’t the only wnr MONTREAL (AP)—You hear for more than 20 years he in­ aroaa Wodnoaday la eantral and trains and spokesmen for near­ all sorts o t threats when you troduced the weekly Yale Re­ mantic for 40 years before mov­ Conover, pastor of Bolton Con­ use of registration plates. in 12 different places, drew an president to have letteta riga- rm aaatem Kansaa, waatero Mia* gregational Church, will offi­ ly 200 railroads expressed gen­ talk with some of the terrorists ports broadcasts on tVTIC. ing to Columbia 11 years ago. Judge Francis J. O’Brien or­ elephant on one page and on M by machine, tt’a a hatM that aouri, north central Oklahoma, ciate. Burial will be in Bolton eral satistection at the outcome. who would like to see Quebec A native of Stafford Springs He was a member of the Pulas- dered bond set at 2100, and oon- another envisioned himself ro began when Andrew Johneon and northaaatern Texas. Two Center Cemetery. There will be ■•While the agreement falls become a separate nation. he has lived at 57 Briarwood kl-Amerlcan Citizens Club, Inc. Unued the case until M ay 11. mantlcally as “ John the fearless hurt hla right hand aeon after KsMillMkkl paraons were reported aorloualy no calling hours. Eubanks, early this afternoon, short o< satisfying all the im­ “ If Canada does not want peo­ Rd., West Hartford, for many He is survived by his wife, Today these items are in the entering the WWU Houae," I* GOOD FOR WORLD'S F^ R injured after a twiater ripped Mrs. Louise Strycharz Pacek; The family requests that, in was being detained by police in h tha tiny town Pacaa portant demands of the em­ ple to die by the thousands, it years. He' leaves his wife, the files of Charles Hamilton, an the autograph dealer soqplalned. ot two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth lieu of flowers, those wishing lieu of bond, which was ex­ Gap, T'ex., about 40 milea norO^ ployes, we recognise that sig­ will get rid of Quebec,” says former Julia Simons; a son, autograph dealer who knows Not long after the abocting Jk AND OTHR N.Y. ATTRACTION Schoppaul of Columbia and Mrs. may make donations to the pected to be posted later in the east of Dallaa. nificant gains have been made" one. Robert and several grandchil­ the handwriting of our presi­ tai DaUas, HamUton says that PoKehinCMN Newdngton Crippled Children's said union spokesman Roy Dav­ Another predicts “there will Carolyn Presser of Tampa, Fla.; day. dents just as well as he knows another New Yorit dealer In Property damage from tha dren. Police reported that Eubanks idson. Sources predicted ratifi­ be violence, you can count on a sister in Russia, and four Home and Hospital. his own. With some 260 others autograjihs was offered 18 let­ 4 .P K a P L A a SETTING CONSISTS OF: tornadoaa was reported taO tn- The Holmes FUneral Home, was driving an .unregistered cation by union members or that,” if Queen Elizabeth n g^randsons. the Kennedy items will be suc­ ters supposedly signed by the alve. Several homes ware da* 400 Main St., Manchester, la motor vehicle with marker 9 DINNER PLATE • CUP A SAUCBI moliahed in PaCan Gap. Other authorized ofSclals. visits Quebec this fall as Rent’Strike Plan The funeral will be held Sat­ tioned on March 19. late Chief BSxecutlve. The own­ in charge of arrangements. plates that were reported stolen buildings and homes in small Chief railroad negotiator J.E. planned. NORWALK (AP) — A rent- urday at 8:16 a.m. from the ’There is no predicting just er was dismayed to disoover • iRIAD AND BimER PLATE Call them Georges and Robert. Community Flmeral Home, 134 earlier this week from a car towns in Kansas and Oklahoma Wolfe said "the settlement strike proposal advanced by how nuich these things will t w only one was genuine. I promises to restore the morale They represent only a handful Church St., Willimantic, with a owned by Moriarty Bros., on were flattened or damaged by civil rights groups concerned bring, but already Kennedy Ddstingulrikng between the of our 700,000 employes to its of French-Canadians in Quebec Mass of requiem at St. Joseph’s Center St. IN AMUSEMENT Plus uxtra bonus soupons for tha twistera. over housing for Negroes will NRC Hears Talks Normand R. Duquette, 26, autographs have become the highest level, and bring a re­ who view Canada’s English- Church, Willimantic, at 9. Bur­ real thing and a facairaUe sig­ COUPONS Tornado forecasts remainsd be passed ^ong to the mayor Hartford, was fined 280 after rarest of all our presidents’,” birth of the spirit of coopera­ speaking majority as a colonial ial will be in St Joseph’s Ceme­ nature la virtually Impoeslble PPEE Triph~S Bluo Stamps in effect during tha early m on * and the city council, says Coun­ being found guilty, following a Hamitton said. “Until the as- wMi COUPON and PURCNAU Off 7 3 0 OR MOM tion between management and power and believe their French- On Incinerators for the average person. HamU­ ing in central Missouri and la cil President Jack P. Rudolf. tery. court trial o t speeding. sosslnatlcm, things signed by MMpt M mn. elcAtlf a d Mr.lraSi Rmm union leaders." speaking province must fight for ^ e n d s may call at the. fu­ ton pointed out that even ex­ K you M net rawive. yeur Rayai Ceurl parts of Arkansas, Oklahoma Rudqlf met yesterday with Oscar W. Taylor Jr., 21, William Henry Harrison were independence. neral home tonight from 7 to 9 The Northeast Refuse Com­ perts can be confused as to and northeastern Texas. The agreement ended the representatives of the local Stafford Springs, was fined 236 the most scaroe because he was threat of a scheduled strike at Most French-Canadians, work­ and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 mittee, the five-town organiza­ whether.the writing vws done In other parts of the nation, chapters of the (Congress of R a­ arter he pleaded guilty to presideint fo r only one month, rain, snow and strong winds one minute after midnight Fri­ ing for stronger provincial self- to 9 p.m. tion studying ways to obtain with a ballpoint or not. Such a cial Equality and the National charges of allowing operation but I have seen more Harrisons wore reported in western areas. day night. Johnson had estimat­ rule within Canada, denounce a refuse incinerator 'to serve pen leavea an ink trail aimllar Association for the Advance­ of an uninsured motor vehicle Snow fell from southern Idaho ed a strike would have idled 7 violent tactics. William Finn its area resldeifts, w ill meet at than there are genuine Ken- to that made by machine. Only Only 13 per cent of Quebec’s ment of Colored People. ($20) and improper use of to northern Nevada with doptba million American workers, en­ 8 tonight at the Municipal nedys.” under a magnifying glass can population favor Independence, The Negro leaders also called William Finn, 66, of West marker plates ($16). ranging from four to five incmeo. dangered the health conditions Building hearing room to hear The late Chief Executive put a skUled student o f handwrit­ a recent survey showed. Few of for creation of an Integrated Hartford, hustoand of Mrs. Mary Otto Bloomlngburg, 34, Provi­ More rain splashed areas ta and virtually paralyzed the proposals from two private in­ his name to very few papers, ing see the overlapping atrokss those want violence. But in the community council to enforce Shaw Finn, formerly of Man­ dence, R.I., forfeited a $60 tha Pacific NorUiwast. cinerator builders. and variations In pressurs that economy. vast sea of mistmderstanding Norwalk’s housing code. chester, died this morning at 4)ond when he failed to appear the autograph expert said. So Floods tbreatanad areas noctli Johnsm gave due credit to fiALSBlA between French and English F^sentation of their pro­ his home. Abe Nuasdorf of Manchester in court today to answer to a hie signature is becoming “very signify handwrltinig. e o m i^ of Indianapolis as rivers smd the five federal negotiators, charge of jiassing a standing Canadians the small group of posals followed a march on city Besides his wife, he is sur­ and the Mystic Disposal Corp. valuehle.” A s evidence, some ’Two more things from the headed by Secretary of Labor streams fed by heavy rains in terrorists poses a constant of Medford, Mass., are, expect­ school bus. Abraham Lincoln and George hand of John F. Kennedy are the last several days rose rafdd* W. Willard Wirtz, who emerged hall sponsored by CX>RE sind vived by a daughter, Mrs. Tho­ Prosecutor John Lombardo threat of pushing Quebec farther supported by the NAAOP. ed to present cost estimates de­ Washington items will be included in the auction: Some ly. Several dosen families fled r^ -e y e d and exhausted from mas H. Corrigan of Hartford; entered a nolle In the case of C ^ *.59< than it wants to go. scriptions of their commensal offered in the auction, too, but memoranda he wrote while a their homes in Ravenswood, a day and night efforts at un­ Twenty-seven persons took part three sisters, Mrs. Thomas Vincent Quinn, 21, o f 13 Emer­ Smoked Hams Neither Georges nor Robert Incinerator installations. Hamilton “wouldn’t be at all senator; the other, a program tangling one of the longest and in the demonstration, which was Drdhan o f NorthampUm, Mass., suburb o f Indianapolis. will start violence by himself. Representatives from Man­ son St., on a breach o f the peace surprised” if Kennedy tope most complicated labor quar­ in protest of alleged rent-goug­ Mrs. James Shanahan and Mrs. for a Democratic dinner held Coldest area aarty today was They were suspected last year chester, South Windsor, Rock- count. rels in the annals of collective ing and substandard housing. William Winters, both of Wat- Lincoln and Washington in the during the 1960 preeldentlal In tha anow-covarad areas hi after a 12-week wave of bomb­ Donald B. Keeney, 28, of 218 The rent-strike, used in parts erbury; and five grandchildren. ville-Vemon, Bolton and Glas­ bidding. campaign. Kennedy wrote his the West and In parte o t aortb* bargaining. ings in an English-speaking sub­ Oak St, pleaded not guilty to a The unions won pay increases of New York City, would In­ tonbury are expected to at­ Not that the late President name beneath carioetures of am Minnasota wtth taraparar urb of Montreal killed one man The flineral will be held Sat­ non-support charge and the ^ C K E N S lor railroad yard employes, ex­ volve having tenants pay their tend. Elsenhower and Nixon. tures in the upper 30a. Readings and maimed another. urday ait 8:16 am . from the case was continued imtil April Kennedy’s jvriting was a thing pense money for overnight lay­ rent into a fund, instead of to of beauty. “The President was Hamilton said that “a Hvelly * . 4 9 * ranged to the 70a hi the OKiU Molloy Flmeral Home, 906 30 for a court trial. States. overs, maintenance of present Both were members of the their landlords. The ony way well-educated and a Pulitzer market” has developed, too, FLQ or Quebec Liberation F'armington Ave., West Hart­ Delay Road Bids The case of Larry Pierson, 28, SPARERBS.JJ5J, mileage payments, and seven landlords would be able to get ford, with a solenm high Mass o f 97 Mather St., also charged Prize winner, but he had no for things written by Mrs. Ken­ p ^ d holidays for hourly-paid Front, the band behind the the money would be to bring of requiem at St. Thomas the HARTFORD (A P)—Because with non-support, w m continued interest in writing so thati any­ nedy. Already, he declared, her f j n employes. bombings. BkVealOW -Jl their properties into accord Apostle’s Church. W est H art­ of the investigation of the State I until May 7. one could read it,” the iuito- writings are more valuable The railroads gained the right They now are marked men. with the housing code. BOYSCOUT They claim police follow them ford, at 9. Burial w ill be in St. Highway Department’s rights of graph expert declared. “In fact than comparable ones o f an­ to cut the number of employes Rudolf said he would pass EAST HARTFORD SESSION other famous and fSahlonable now required to man self-pro­ and tap their telephones. They Benedict's Cemetery, Bloom­ w ay division, bids on two sec­ Kennedy's penmanship ; was 6*eSle»ks -»» along the proposals to Mayor John A. Bastls, 43, Rockville, Ftrat Lady, DoUey Madison. pelled track maintenance equip­ charge the police beat FLQ field. tions of the new Rt. 9 will not hardly legible; he rarely sljgned > , 5 9 * Notes and News FYank J. O>oke and the city yesterday was fined 275 after he ment and limited use of train metnbers surested last year. Fliends may call at the fu­ be advertised until August and his name twice the same Way. council. pleaded guilty to a substitute crews for yard work under cer­ The FLQ is now dead. Its ap­ neral home tonight from 7 to 9 September. The only oonatstmt thing about charge of reckless driving. Bas- 2 . to 3 Cub Soont Pack IM tain conditions. parent successor, the Quebec and tomorrow from 2 to 5 and Chief Engineer Robert G. his signature is that you' can SHENANDOAH 'v'ALLE Y £ 2 * ^ 2 S S 4}, Mitchell of the department said tis last month was arrested in A carnival parade with eos* Union withdrawal of demands Liberation Army or ALQ, is Strike Threaten* 7 to 9 pm . never decipher it!” Ayg Wqt u n i o n very much alive. ’The arm y the state’s attorney’s probe and Manchester on a charge of oper­ for overtime pay for road em­ WATEIRBURY (AP) — The Kennedy's handwriting was turned partieipante opened the raided Quebec armories in Feb­ resulting changes in procedure ating a motor vehicle while un^ MOTORS ployes and night pay for all threat of a strike by service Mrs. Stefania M. Obuohoweld more clear when he was young. I recant meeting o t Oub fleout classes of train crewmen also ruary and escaped with enough required a postponement of the der the influence of liquor. 9 9 i CORNISH ROASTERS personnel hangs over Wateibury Mrs. Stefania Maziuk CMm- Wallace Hlrt, 28, Stafford- It was while at the Choate Ham Steals f r a n k s Pack 130 at St. Jamas’ School, represented gains for manage­ weapons to outfit a small army. Hospital after the State Labor bid advertisements from June Georges and Robert deny they chowakl, 68, of 70 Wells 'St., and July. ville, was fined $50 following School that he wrote his name FUEL C O . 49 after which a form al flag aatu- ment. Relations Board refused to sanc­ ' died suddenly last night at her jury trial g(uilty finding to a a dozen times in the copy of 887 MAIN 8T. n U B S H U A N mony waa conducted by Daa The only unresolved issue was are army members. ’They say tion a union election there. Mitchell also said the total home. She was the widow of charge of speeding. crossing out the penciled sig­ EAST HARTFORD 3. the railroads’ proposal to com­ they do not know its size but An unchartered unit o f the cost of the project, which in­ Casmir Obuchowski. Richard Costanzo, 20, o f R.D. nature o f his older brother, Joe, During tho tmsinaaa moating bine some divisional train runs, believe it Is organized on a cell Building Service Union, AFL- volves construction of 17 miles Mrs. Obuchowski was bom 1, Manchester, was fined 212 for who bad used the book before GROUND BEEF SHORT RDS a committee was appointed to thus lengthening the number of basis. CIO, had sought a board-con­ of new highway, is now estimat­ ^ e t o i S o k Liberation army members are April 7, 1896, in Poland, and ed at 226 million, 25 million driving a motor veehicle with a him help the cubs prepare for the miles before crews must be re­ ducted election in an effort to lived in Manchester 60 years. believed to be mostly middle- more than the original estimate. defective muffler. A charge of Hamilton says that since the scout show. The cubs have beau lieved. win recognition as bargaining She was formerly employed at This issue w ill be referred to class youths. Police are mainly He said construction costs are speeding was nolled. more interest than anytxxiy I working on Indian crafts, which agent for the hospltai’s mm- Cheney Bros. She was a member vmtm a national committee of labor concerned with getting to the medical personnel. running 20 per cent higher than Nolles were entered ’Tuesday have ever bandied — and that 45 will be tha theme for the 1964* of the Ladies of St. James. . * and management and two leaders. anticipated and the cost o f land in the cases of David R. McCon­ 65 season. The labor board, however, af­ Survivors Include two sons, includes Ltocoln, Mark Twain, Georges and Robert say they acquisition has been 22 per cent nell, 27, o f 94 Bissell St., and Tha first aohisvamsnt sera* mediators. Dr. George ter a hearing yesterday said it Chester Obuchowski and Lt. Col. Napoleon and anybody else.” Taylor and Theodore Kheel. Al­ have appealed for financial help higher. Dennis W. McConnell, 27, of 61 mony of this recently raorgan* lacked jurisdiction to supervise (ret.) Alphonse Obuchowski JFTC's autograph has risen though Taylor and Kheel, called in the United States and from The projects to be advertised Bretton Rd., both Manchester, Izad pack waa held and many such an election. ITB. Ajmy^ both of Manchester, in value "at least 400 per in by Johnson to help solve the student movements in Mexico in August and September are who were charged with similar awards were presented. Ihomaa A fte r learning o f the ruling, and four grandchildren. cent” to the point where the P r / e 0 /n 2 dispute, have no authority to 8 ^ elsewhere—but not in Com­ about four miles of highway in counts of breach of the peace GALLON Haugh, Louia DeZutU and Ken* the union voted 41-3 last night The funeral •will be held Sat­ dealer says a handwritten let­ decree a binding solution, gov­ munist countries. “ We are not Haddam and another four miles following a March 22 figh t in neth Tomesuk received tha bear to authorize a strike. urday at 11:16 a.m. from the ter by the Presldentmigtat be CASH QUALITY MAID -GRADE A-WHITE S r a l i ernment spokesmen said there Communists and we do not >vant in Old Saybrook. Manchester; F’rank Burnett Jr., badge; Robert Gorman, Richard The strike date was left to John F. Tierney F^lneral Home, 160 GaL Minimum is no possibility of a renewed the Communists to come in and Unless more money is appro.- 27, Andover, for failure to atop worth 21.000; an especially in­ IB Campbell and Michael Twaadl% the discretion o f union officials. 219 W . Center St., with a sol­ strike threat over the issue o t take over our revolution," prlated, six or seven miles of thfe at a stop sign; and Robert A. teresting letter as high as p k g. bear badge with gold arrow; Meanwhile, the union said emn high Mass of requiem at 24,000. TEL. 289.1219 divisional runs. Georges said. State Labor Commissioner Re- new highway will have only two Potter, 17, Coventry, who had Gregory Cormier and Robsrt The majority of separatists St. James’ Church at noon. N ot long after the assassi­ Hour Burner Service jim n n u In Syracuse, the two dissident been charged with reckless driv­ nnriBnnBS^SR LARGE EGGS Dufriee, bear badge with three nato E. Ricciuti will be asked FViends may call at the fu­ lanes instead of four, Mitchell unionists said the Central’s line seeking an independent Quebec nation, Hamilton was himself •liver arrows. to persuade the hospital to pre­ neral home tonight from 7 to 9 said. ing. cast of Buffalo would be struck are nonviolent students influ­ vent a strike by either recog­ and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and James Fox and Jamas Jutraa at 12:01 a.m. Saturday. The dis­ enced by Socialist thinking in were awarded wolf badges. nizing the union or perm ittl^ 7 to 9 p.m. dozen pute is “not settled as far as France. an election. Donald \nncl, Alan Paalck, we’re concerned,” said Josejdi More than half Quebec’s popu­ Raymond Twaadie, Gregory lation is between the ages of 17 The union would include Guy M. Bartlett Kenefick and Michael W. Herr. workers such as maintenance Caouette, William Thurston and and 86. A new law granting the COLUMBIA — Guy M. Bart­ Kenefick, generad chairman men and orderlies and other n u i a b Donald Briggs, wolf badgaa of the railroad trainmen on the vote to 18-year-olds will allow lett, 87, of Columbia, died yes mi!TniiK3«89 ' U 4^ 9 with a gold arrow; MlehaM 600,000 new voters, or 10 per service personnel. The union had Central lines east of Buffalo, terday at Hillside Convalescent Pasick, Michael FogUo, Tim­ cent of the population, to cast envisioned a local with a mem­ ’ lUPE said “from what we’ve heard Home, South Windham. He fiutBDKT—nnrsMT CABMATIOM othy Golden, Thomas Swaonay ballots in provincial elections in bership ranging from 260 to of the agreement it’s not satis­ served as postmaster of An­ and John Boll, wolf badges with 1968. This factor could swing an 376. FRUIT COCKTAIL 80-oz, can 3 9 ^ factory.’’, dover for nine years, retiring MASHED F 0 7 A 7 0 E S 2 * x r 4 9 ‘ COFFEE MATE I r 7 9 * one gold and one allvar arrow. election. It may force provincial Some 146 workers at the hos­ Herr, strike chairman of Cen­ pital had sigmed cards seeking in 1934. Tamnca O’Neill, Patrick political leaders to move closer He was bom June 80, 1876, CENTER OF AHRACTION FOR MW BRABB VBION-«M«Chmdt BLUB BOmiBT tral employes, said a strike the election, the union said. Farrell. Roger Granger, An­ against the carrier would tie up to separatism. in Meadvllle, Pa. A t the hearing the hospital thony Lupacchino, Brian Sum- the ports of Boston, New York But Georges and Robert are He is survived by one daugh' O V E^ O EA N ER *- 6 9 * PINEAPPLE 3 £ 1 MARGARINE 2 ;» 5 5 * argued that it did not come van and David Hoyt, wolf and Philadelphia and curb not willing to wait. ter, Mrs. Lester TTiompson of under the state labor act be­ BARlfATION— mSTAinr UPTON — WOP m z badgaa with one gold and two transportation elsewhere. “In two years I may be mar­ Columbia, and three grandsons. EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY BUTONI PASTA ROMA cause it was a charitable and 2 ^ $ J 6 3 silver arrows; Thomas Quirlol Taylor and Kheel will have ried and have a good job,” said FHineral services will be held educational institution. D RYNILK K ; CnCREN NOODLE 2 A 2 5 ^ 5 ' « e and Bruce Smith, wolf hadga the final say in translating the Robert. “I won’t want to fight Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Pot­ SPAGHEHI Hospital spokesmen cited the with one gold and throe sflvar general agreement on the other then. If I am ever going to fight, ter Flineral Home, 466 Jackson S U D fC X ■DBKT— eOOBUS Issues into contract language. I have to do it now.” loss sustained by the hospital St., Willimantic, with the Rev. arrows. in operating a clinic. Also noted m 38 OZ. B A g Spokesmen said this is not ex­ Raymond H. Bradley Jr., pas­ TABLE NAPKINS 2 A& 4 3 * ghocoI a t e c h i p Arthur DussauM, rwighbor- was the hospital's involvement TOMATOES o C AN S EHT' pected to take long. tor of Andover Congregational ! hood oomoniaaioner, presented in education— its nursing school. Johnson said the settlement Church, officiating. Burial will dan mofhar pine to Mrs. Gar­ A state law exempts chEU'- averted a strike that would have Aronson Urges be in the Mansfield Center vey FVmc, Mrs. Raymond itable and educational institu­ slashed national production IS Cemetery. Tweadia Jr., Mrs. Bruce Smith, tions from provisions of the la­ per cent and sent prices spiral­ Town Reprint ’There w ill be no calling Mrs. Roger Granger and Mrs. bor law. Hoe/fh* Beaufu Aids! E a u t f o Ptanan Fm ian foods ing upward as the flow of goods hours. W illiam DuaaauH. The union said that workers Grand Union ProducQ-wifh fhaf Farm Froshnoss was choked off. Charter Copies Cub Scout Pack 144 at some educational institutions TOOTHPAITB “ I am glad to tell you that Mrs. June N. Webster MDI1ITE BIAID Cub Scout Pack 144 opened all of this Is now avoided. Our have been organized. Town Counsel Irving Aronson The hospital pays its service C O LU M B IA — Mrs. June Nor- FRESH TENDER its recent meeting at Keeney robust economy can continue has criticized town officials for cross Webster of Boca Raton, St. School with the flag cere­ Its healthy and encouraging for­ personnel 21.25 an hour and not updating all copies of the Fla., died there Saturday at her mony. Den 3 led the pack in ward movement,” Johnson said. pays straight time for over­ town charter, in respect to time, the union says. home. She made her summer ORANGE JUICE singing “God Blsss Amarlca.” “ Business and labor can take home here fo r many years, and ‘American Traas” was tha new encouragement. All of us charter changes and town or­ dinances as soon as they are ap­ had been a supporter of the Co­ theme of a skit praaanted by can remain optimistic. My heart 6 Cars Derailed lumbia Recreation Council since Dan 1. Each cub was dressed to n i^ t is filled with the pride proved. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Six its inception. to ropresent a particular tree, that I hope every American He has caUed attention to the cars of a New Haven Railroad She is survived by one broth-1 and told tha atory o f that tree. must feel," he said. ■‘wide discrepancy between cop­ BROCCOLI T 9 ‘ freight train were derailed to­ er, Arthur Norcross of New Richard Cratty portrayed tha J L M t. “ This agreement is American ies of the charter which the day while passing through the York; a niece, Mrs. Ernest Ce­ CRISP RED WINESAP white oak. David Atwood tha business and American labor various department heads yards here. 3 - 89»y~ paper birch, Larry W o^owsl^ operating at its very best," the dar of Litchfield; a nephew, Ar­ have,” and suggest that, im­ Three of the New Haven’s the balsam fir, Robert Atwood President added. thur D. Norcross HI of New mediately after the May 19 four main tracks were blocked York; and a cousin, Mrs. George STOKELY BEETS •/««» tha American beach, and W il­ Wirtz said the settlement of referendum on proposed char­ by the derailed cars, but a rail­ the lengthy dispute was made Pederson of Woodland Ter. SPINACH 61^ 89'’ liam Ehnbsar tha sugar mapla, ter revisions, netw, complete road spokesman said no major Mrs. Robert Atwood, den moth­ po^ble after ‘’it became per­ charters be published in loose Interntptions of service were BITCHU 08BBH fectly clear that the President Oscar L. Anderson STOKELY BEETS er, was assisted by Mrs. Walter leaf form. expect^. 10>ez. of the United States was going BOLTON — Oscar L. Ander­ Woykowaky in hslplng ths boya He suggests further that, as N o one was injured. IPPLESs 2 -29' son, 86, of Rt. 85, died last night ^ 8 CUT CORN prepare the aklt. to insist on a voluntary settle­ The cars were part of a 103- new charter or ordinances are at his home after a short ill­ David Atwood and Denis ment.” car train going from Maybrook, •BAND mnoM caon enacted, they be printed on ness. Wlrtalla will enter the Webeloa Said Johnson; N. Y., to New Haven and later Moiro Grand Union your Gordon Suppfios Noodquorfors pages which will replace the Mr. Anderson was bom Oct. on May 1, and Frank Coulombs ‘ "The terms of the agreement to Boston. The spokesman said J fi £^r/naC/M nJita ffm a previously applicable page, and 6, 1877, in Qothenberg, Sweden, BROCCOLI was appointed as the assistant are Just and fair. This la a good the train waa moving at about ■ABBT ORAMDOABMEH M ^ n . ggwo' and lived In Bolton 43 years. He den leader of the Webeloa, day for our country and our that they be distributed by the 16 miles an hour when the de­ ■ATMW GHANDWAY was a retired carpenter. He was ROSEBUSHES . *’ FERTIUZER * ” Richard (Jratty, a new Cub system of government." town clerk to each department railment occurred. YOUR DAILY NEWSPAPER 89 5 0 1 Scout, waa presented with hla The agreement has no effect head. One car turned on its side, COtOBS ORANBOABMH — , mama SOIL CONSmOMER A.#>..caOtl ICE CREAM DECK MOP » 7 9 ' bobcat pin. Den 4 was the rocii>- on the two Issues which brought Atty. Aronson has acknowl­ and three others lost their P TCMlIi OAKBBH lent of the parents attendanca the nation to the brink of a na­ edged the fact that his sugges­ wheels. About 100 yards of COTTON GRASSSEED 5 * P H p e a t h u n u s tionwide strike last year and tion will involve an outlay of prise. track were damaged. 'The rail­ Personal Notices Daily circulation caused Congress to step in with funds, and has recK>mmended road estimated that It would WAX BEANS Directed by Mrs. Keith Mar* DUST NOP rill, the den mother, members the first compulsory arbitration that General Manager Richard take about 24 hours to clear the in— law in peacetime history. INUST. . BANCiUET of Den 2 conducted the cloelaff Martin’s 1964-66 budgeted item care and repair the track. In Memoriam ■nie two issues result^ in sm In lovins m«mor>' of C>nthls To «ach member of the family it gives a fresh, new ceremony with the singing w arbitration ruling permitting the of 21,600 for the Charter Revi­ Pootn L>-nn, who passed away April Manchester ’ FROZEN CREAM PIES "Taps.’’ sion Commission (C R C ) be eX' GAMBLING RAIDS 23. 196$. CORN BROOMS cSsM « 9 9 ‘ w n f 2 r j ) a t ^ r p « K | M u m railroads to eliminate some M E R ID E N (A P ) — A dozen look at the world in terms of his or her special 20,000 firemen’s jobs and review pended for the new charters. We do not need a special day Bolton • |\ I WII feU IIIVIIM I HUNTERS RESCUED (Martin has not proposed any persons were arrested, nine of To brins you to our minds. GRAND UNION • S HP. IIIMSIlIBBS I STIAnON ENENBINE6INI on a local basis the number of them in Meriden, as state and BARROW, Alaska (AP) -. other train crew members. funds for the CRC in his 1064- A day without the thought of you Andover interests.. .from comics for the small fry to business local police cooperated in a Is very hard to ynd. H P 1964 M O DIL A /a /? r? r / 1 (//? /? P a / V i / Four bear hunters, two of them The arbitration ruling is now 66 budget recxjtnmendations). • HNBER HDBHT ADJUSTMENT number of gambling raids yes­ To us you have not pasaed away. Injured, were rescued Wadnaa* being appealed by the unions The procedure now followed Nor have vl traveled far. Coventry and sports for D a d .. .to social naws for Mother. day from the Arctic icepack 88 terday. F ive business estab­ But entered God's most lovely • EUUYNNDER-BAmED before the Supreme Court. The oh charter and ordinance room CHEESE SLICES miles northeast of hers, where lishments in Meriden were raid­ railroads have agreed not to ) changes is for the general man­ ed. Police also arrested two Rockville j they spent more than 48 hours start eliminating firemen or C H ER R Y P IE ager's office to send copies of men at a residence in neigh­ after making a forced landing. seeking review of train crew Always remembered by Vernon WHITE OR all changes to the town clerk's boring Middletield and another her loving family To all, it is the most accurate and comprehensiva "ssr cQc 5S?; \ \ ^ r They were picked up In a Ught size until after the high court office, as well as to all mem­ at a restaurant in Newington. L COLORED plane piloted by Bob Cooper of rules. bers o f the board of directors, Charges Included policy play­ Talcottville Fairbanks and flown to a larg* Although the firemen’s issue sourca of knowledga about what's going on every* PAST.PROC, ing, pool selling, betting on the w w ‘ 5 5 " sr plane on smoother ice near* eould conceivably result in an­ plus a copy o f whatever change horses and having pinball ma­ parts of South Windsor by, which flew them to Barrow. other strike threat after the affects any parUoular town de­ NONUHENT where. It keeps the whole family in stap with tha partment to the head of that chines on the premises. and Glastonbury They left behind thalr two dam­ two-year arbitration ruling ex- FBK8WBAKS . aged planaa and a near thagr res, union sources indicated department. STUDENT INJURED CLEANINe avar-quickaning tampo of today's world. had shot. la was unlikely. Pilot Juala Thlbadaau had G U ILT Y DT 8TA B B IN O PRINCETON, N.J. (A P )— AND COTTAGE C H EEn - 29* BUTTERMHJ[ b ^ ^ 25< eThe flve unions involved in Two Princeton students, one of cute on his face and Stan Dais, the freijuently bitter dispute are NHJW HAVEN (A P) — Pedro them from New Canaan, Cohn., a paasangar, an. Injurad lag. the Brotoerfaood of Loromotlve Moraies, 38, o t Metidea wiU be RESTORATION were In critical condition at Oily RudAaaon, tha other ptwL Firem en and Englnemen. the sentenced May 8 for a fatal Granite and etone memorials AU elrenlatlan andlted by Princeton Hoepital today after Eyn/UnTjEOlYROLL V t 3‘ and Arm y Sgt. John B. Da •wttolunen’a Union North •tabbing in a Meiiden pool- reatorad to their original ABC (Audit Bun an ef’Obw CHEESE SPREADS 2 S f55* ot a one-car accident yesterday. Frahn, tha other paaaingir, Antiriea, the Brotherhood beauty. Supervleed by 35 o i room. Morales pleaded no oon Peter A. Freeman, 30, of New lEitrntttg l^rntUi •BSSn UMIOM— NATURAL ware unhurt. All aro Rom Tatr- Banned Trainmen—all AFLr taot to a charge manslaugta- yean’ experience in mon­ i&'.': o t Canaan and Charles 8. Berllng, DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY! banka. CIO -r- jnd two Independent Ur yesterday and was found ument work. 30, of Anaheim, OaUf., were SWISS SUCES Tha hunters left B an ew I mb> lha BrotlMsliood of Lo- both in the front seat of the NORMAN L REANI a 69‘ w ■ngtesers itoid tbs Or- M w illHlhe Mbu lelwder, April 2 $*. We iwem Ihe right •• I ear wMcfa want out of control BIRCH MOUNTAIN WOBt. / I I I III! I ■imiaaii6, 19M PACK FOURTEEN [ Section Two THURSDAY, APRIL S8. wM jRuiuljeStrr Snrnin9 Ifrralil T h u r s d a y, a pr h . a , im 4 Pa0Of 1$ t0 being done by students enrolled Two Spend Day in buaineaa programs. Battle , iriiiii' n‘ii laiip* AnangenMnts for the trip At NY College were made by Arthur Guimtaas In Oklahoma SPAGHEni DINNER of 92 Tracy 0r., who is the lo­ ■Afllte8a.a MUa Shtriey Morrill, ohMr- cal

u s CHOICE SIRLOIN lb . 7 9 ' (Herald photoa by ^ em la) Of a starling who, knocking about in t| ' . . . Requiring a fire ladder to stretch 60 fe| .... Resting comfortably, after ordeal, in pal Spectators in the center of Rockville this m of John Schwai"z as Donald Maguda looks on. morning gather^ to watch the plight .... 1 he spring sky, got tangled up, string-wise .... et to dislodge dumb feathered friend workshop that was to Hankinson’s revelation was a would alleviate much of the would also take land In front of tract within the renewal area trict directors Manche.ster,' hava STEAK pollution In the pond. No other I toe house to widen N. School but further from the school. Hankin.son and James Trivig- been held after toe hearing was Hearing Sparsely Attended huddle of town officials after postponed, since Mayor Fran­ PORTERHOUSE lb. 8 5 toe hearing, when Harlan Tay­ plans have been announced, St.” no. by William Skone.skl, Ed­ Holy Name Honors Two Patrolmen General Manager Richard Mar­ however. wards St., and by Dr. A. B. cis J. Mahoney was unable to lor suggested that toe McKee­ Cummings said after toe tin suggested a site near the Moran, Steep Hollow Lane. i attend. ver house might be moved from Manchester’s statement last meeting, however, that toe al­ Mrs. Ruth Howes objected to' A reprint of Readers Di- ^services and efforts in asslstlng^athollc High and HowuU Che- Its present location to anothefr night concludes that, "It is our McKeever’s present lot but out­ a Patrolman Newton F. Tag Board Puts Renewal, ternate plan that had been the fact that the financing for ge.st article unfavorable to ur­ gart confers with his small school children at street cross­ ney Technical School and mem­ site In or near toe renewal considered opinion that not only shown to McKeever was not side of renewal area. bers of the Bast Deanery cham­ , FIRM, School superintendent Wil­ the projects will be Initiated ban renewal was distributed at friends, Terry Enderlin, 8, left, ings near the school. Taggart, WHITE project area. has the project been a complete Intended to be an offer at all, the entry to the school before pionship basketball team of St. liam Curtis said that he would during the current fiscal yea r,' and Carole Enderlin, 7, as School a 17-year veteran of the Man­ Endorsement for both North waste of time, but, perhaps of but was drawn up only to Il­ the hearing by "a group chester Police Force, wears James’ School. greater importance, a flagrant put the alternative suggestions which runs out June 30. of Patrolman William J. Mc- School Before Voters Bind renewal and toe Robertson lustrate what would happen to A town directors’ budget interested people." Sweeney looks on. The men will badge No. 1 and holds the rank The program includes talks MUSHROOMS School addition was voiced last waste of money,’’ and recodi- toe McKeever property If it on the next board of education be honored tomorrow at 8 p.m. of senior patrolman. He lives at by Hal Goodnough, prominent night-by representatives o f the mends revision of the entire were left intact in toe middle of agenda, and invite McKeever at a sports night sponsored by 165 Maple st. MeSweeney, of sports speaker; Rick Forzano, NEW YORK PIN BONE Manchester’s board o f directors, after a public hearing League of Women Voters. Only plan. the school land. to attend the meeting. McKee­ 26 Elm Ter., has been a school new football at UConn; SL James’ Holy Name Society last night that went practically unattended, approved a one other resident spoke favor­ The supposed effort to supress 'The plan had been passed on ver, however, said ^ te r tne at Bailey Auditorium, Manches­ guard for 10 years and most of Johnny Egan, a Hartford Weav­ ably for either project, William McKeever’s complaints about meeting toat he was not enthu­ this time was assigned to St. er product who plays basketball lb / LB. resolution sending two proposed town projects— an ad­ to McKeever through the MRA; ter High School. The girls are Olcavage of N. Sch(X)l St. toe renewal project were toe intent behind the plans was siastic about the alternative James' School. with the New York Knicks and dition to the Robertson School and North End urban re­ pupils at St. James’ School and SIRLOIN STEAK District director Manchester brought up by Hankinson In an apparently misconstrued either plan, and woaild prefer to sell P.A.C. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Other guests at the event in­ Roger LeClerc, former Trinity newal—to toe polls on May 19. leave his formation and a complete void surrounding school property. house be ilnoved to another I ban renewal was voiced by dis­ land Sts. in which one driver warning for following too close­ beans, bread, butter, milk, ap­ "What kind of a Jiome if that ple crisp. against the renewal project’' house intact—but on a greatly in InkMUgant planning. was shaken up and his oar ly, the result a t a two-car ac­ going to be?" he'asked. cident on W. Center St., Just Tuesday: Hamburg gravy, The directors a t the Eighth reduced 1 ot surrounds by - "In ifact, so much haste has The town directors express­ towed aiway witti extensive letft mashed potato, peas, bread, District, whlcSh includes toe school land. been brought to bear in bring­ front damage. east of Emerson St. ed surprise at the proposal butter, milk, gingerbread with HAMBUIPG North B)nd area designated for The apparent effort to ap­ ing this project to a referendum made McKeever, and asked fur­ The accident occurred when The accident aras one of topping. urban renewal, reversed an ear­ pease McKeever was subse­ that little or no concern has WUUam Neubauer, 49, of 55 ther Information before voting three on Manchester streets Wednesday: Baked beans, lier stand last night and asked quently disowned by IHIA over been shown or expressed the resolution on toe two proj­ yesterday. No injurie* were re­ Summer St., westbound, slowed frankfurt, coleslaw, bread, but the "powers that be" to "delay chairman Everett Keith and on how it will effect the lives to make a left turn into Emer­ ects. ported. ter, milk, ice cream. any final action until toe entire board of education member Ted or the future o f many of the Ronald Scott, assistant su­ son St. anl was struck from the Cummings. Statements from James R. Conley, 27, of 46 Thursday: Italian . grinder, B * (renewal) plan can be revised.” town’s inhabitants." perintendent of schools, ex­ FrankUn St., was khaken up, rear 1^ the Eaton car. Both ve­ potato aticks, milk, fruited town officials during and after Manchester charged, as ex­ Pepperidge Farm* In March, the Eighth District toe meeting indicated that the plained, "A t toe last board but did not require medical hicles had minor damage and Jell-o with topping. amples of too town’s haste, that meeting Ted Cummings (chair were driveahle, police said. board had voted "fundamental incident resulted from a series treatment, when his car collid­ Friday: Baked haddock fillet, but qualdfled" approval for the three suggestions toe district man of the school board’s build' The two-truck accident yes­ fried potatoes, carrots, bread, of misunderstandings among ed with a vehicle driven by North End project. directors had proposed when ing and sites committee) asked terday morning on Windsor St., butter, milk, chocolate pudding. town officials. they endorsed the renewal proj­ puts 54 layers of butter MUten C. Hansen, 67, o f 46 Last night’s reversal eame In any case, toe result of the board to consider an alter­ Strong St. at the exit off Rt. 16, restated ect in March, had been Ignored nate plan that might be of a in a written warning being is­ by town officials. nature to appease Mr. McKee­ Police said that Oonley re­ sued to Max R. Schaller, 39, TENDER - LEAN portedly was driving without . The district had proposed: ver. The proposed plan, as Mr. Vernon, for following too close­ Coffee Hour Set in every Brown and Serve lights, and was charged with 1. That too town act simul­ McKeever outlined It, would permit access to the school by that violation; Hansen was ly- taneously with the MRA to Im­ Police reported that Schal- At Luther Hall prove Union Pond; toe rear of hts house, and charged with failure to grant Charter Parade of leris truck struck the rear of a 2. That the school board’s site the right of way. Both motor- PORK ROAST “Golden Twist” Roll. stalled truck, operated by Don­ Emanuel Churchwomen will conunlttee reconsider its deci­ ald E. Davis, 36, East Hamp­ sponsor a coffee hour and dis­ 7 RIB CUT Quartets and Choruses sion to recommend toe Robert­ ton. Damage was very minor, cussion tomorrow at 10 a.m. in son School site—^whlch is within T There’s more butter than ever before. Result? Y police said. Luther Hall at the church, in • THE FOUR RASCALS the renewal area—for expanded Friday RUMMAGE conjunction with Lutheran Open school facilities for toe northern ^ The flakiest, tenderest rolls in the world. CHURCHILL GOES House. The Rev. C. Henry An­ section of town; derson, pastor, will lead devo- • THE SLEEPLESS KMGHTS OF HARMONY 3. That Apel PI. and parts of special SALE DAR ES SALAAM, Tangan­ Uons. The Rev. Dr. Sabin Swen­ Oakland St. be Included in toe yika (AP) — Dar Es Salaam’s Sponsored By St. Maurioe son of New York City, guest • THE FOUR TUNETELLERS renewed plans. exckisive Oyster Bay residen­ Connell of CathoUc Women missioner, will lead the discus­ Although Manchester charged (Bolton) tial area has lost one of the two sion. remaining streets named after • THE FOUR STATESMEN that "no official recognition... BANANA Mrs. Donald Broadt and Mrs. has ever been made” of any of In TIm Church Western leaders — Churchill Paul Salo are co-chairmen of New London, Meriden and Manchester Choruses Road. Following Tang;anyika’s the suggestions, the MRA did B cK cm u n t the event: They will be assisted in fact recommend to the town recognition of the new Zanzibar by Miss Daryl Bagley, Miss BREAD regime, the street has been re­ FROZEN directors earlier this year that FRIDAY, APRIL 24 Judy Naschke, Miss Janet Cook SUNDAY, APRIL 26-3 PJ8. plans for Union Pond, toe town- named Karume Road. and Miss Dale MacLean, all 6:30 to 8:30 P.M. Only Roosevelt Road now re­ owned lidie north ^ of the re­ members of the Hl-Lieague at BIRDS EYE newal site, be drawn as soon SATURDAY. APRIL 25 mains among the. maze of the church. Each 49e streets now named after African as practical. The town 1s cur­ 9 to 11 AJIL Miss Judy Hall and Miss 10 OZ. PEG. 15* MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL statesmen and nationalists. PEAS rently seeking federal funds to Elsa Gustafson will supervise a ADULT’S $2.00— CHILDREN UNDER 12, 75c plan a sewage treatment plant nursery. in toe Parker Village area that DOWNY FLAKE at all INDIAN GIVERS 2 6 OZ. I Q s m a yro n 'a TULSA, Okla. (AP) — After WAFFLES FKOfi. SOUTH COVENTRY FIRE DEPT. 14 years of negotiating, the b a k e s h o p s (Jherokee Indians and,the city TREE SWEET of Tulsa have finally smoked s OZ. m i a the peace pipe. It was an expen­ T IN S 9 9 * j v jdju i l sive puff for the city, costlni; ORANOE JUICE 4 ^Iw Ks2t TTlsaiA, 9 J ^ $9,000 for an assessment on 400 Our Own Flavorful, BKISKET acres of Cherokee land which CMilF'S CHOICE the city needed for water ator- 9 0 Z . f A « CORNED REEF Pepperidge Farm is n e v e r satisfied. Golden Twist Pepperidge Farm puts 54 layers of butter in their I age. Oriakla Cat PolatoM 2 PROS. I IT* GREEN Rolls were very good. But Pepperidge Farm Golden TwLst Rolls. Break one in half. See all the BINGO I The Indians will be allowed EVERY FRIDAY 8 P.M. td Install and maintain boat 1thought they could be even better. The secret? 2 layers! It takes Pepperidge Farm almost 16 hours docks on the portion of Lake HEAD GREEN Add more butter, more layers of dough. This would to make a roll like this. When it comes to making rolls, MAIN ST.. SOUTH COVENTRY < Eucha granted toe city. The land make a flakier roll with lots more flavor. they take all the time that’s needed. I ■ could not be directly sold to Tul- CUT I ^ sa without an act of Congress. PRODUCE GREEN *1! BWBirr, juicnr Fl o r i d a CENTER ORANBES DOZ. 8 8 * LAWN CUT FRESH, GREEN 8UN8HINB EDU CATO R DEPENDABLE! H Y D R O X COOKIEa ICE BOX COOKIES LEAN, 4 to 6 Lbs. FROZEN 6V4 oa. p k g . 25e 10 O B . p k g. S la ASPARA8US 2 us. 39* DEPENDABLE is the word for Dad in this family! SMOKED VEAL HARTS That’s because he looks ahead, plans ahead and saves ahead at Manchester’s oldest finimcial institution . . . SHOULDERS CUTLETS f O R j ^ the dependable institution, now in its 72nd year. FOR DELIVERY ~ CALL 643-8059 fO O t) POLAR BAR 'A ^ FANCY, SELECTED PRODUCE! SPECIAL! 17 vS AVINGS TOMATaES * 39“ BANQUET DINNERS \ss(»4 1 \ riiis NOW! LARGS. FIRM, ICIH RS CHICKEN, BEEF o r T U R K E Y NwwIvI aiO-l fmwla Tb make Golden Iwist RoUi, Pepperidge Farm Golden Twist Rolls are “brown and aerve” rolls. FOOD alvR TPRNa RRMHIls Pop them in your oven about 10 minatca, and laaciiaaTara tta ttt riaaaaist laaTiTSTiai uses the tame method m the beet home baken— LETTUCE Iw iBftftUtti Eilliil UnU Id BliNw they’re ready to lerve. Pepperidge Farm ia now Ckureat Aaaiial Dhrldeiid f O t U i a l f A tp a A F or 1.00 3 the “ttnight dough” method. It remits in an etpe- 4 Oa IlBBiired Savtaga STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. • cially delicate roll. So delicate, these rtdls are placed halritig savan kinda of Brown and Serre RoUa You ean BRANCH OFFICE. ROUTE 31, OOVENTRT MOO 9Q. F T .- 94.71 icoNOMY coma n.—Ptaihr OF ntn PAMMa hy band 00 the baking pane and in die packagaa terra different loUa every day o f Mm w e e k i — m 'S' OPEN T i l l 5 PJL MOS.-Tuis..nu. HIGH QUALITY • GROCERIES • MEATS • PRODUCE • LOW PRICES HIGHLAND PARK MARKET : E::tra Hours 9 AJUL to 8 PJI^W ed. Oaapd At Noea SIT BgUaiia Sfe. M aaplw etor A lao a anHE M Ai. C m au nioM SU WTS # OPM WaONaiDAY. IHUaSDAV. PaiDAY m « PJ«.-aAIINU)AY TNJ. 4dS PAL 'i,'. Ri^ad Herald Adf. iiJ

. -I PA08 SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL » , 1964 ICANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. APRIL 28. 1964 Rockville-Vernon Insiders Say No More Charges Planned LBJ Avoided Against Mrs. Nora Rogers Threat U se

(Ooattoned frooi Page Oaa) Ther* w ill b« no addlUonal^Grlfflth drove from Progrree* charcee ac^at Mrs. Nora Ave. onto Windsor Ave. without Rorara in the deaths of her chil- atopping. Her car was struck them on the table about 1 a.m. ’Tuesday. After hours of discus- dTML State’s Atty. Joel H. Reed by a vehicle operated by Ralph Sion, the mediators took on the n announced■ today' — - after a E. Hill, 46, of 10 Dally a r . Both care were badly okmaged and Job of boiling 30 or 26 pages week-long study of the case. down to eight—written In long The »-year-old Enfield wom­ were towed from thf scene. Sings With Oiyup hand—that were ready by Tues­ an waa freed last week when a day noon. 'M charge of manslaughter against Gwendolyn Minor of Rock- her was oismisseodismissed byoy Tolland ioii»«u vllle»>■■«= is a member of the Talks started up again then County Superior Court Judge Rhythm O iolf at the Hartford and one informant said: *”That’s where you really start­ Williamfvimam rP. . Barber. H o ^ U l School ofnt Nursing I!! Ililll The case against Mrs. Rogers which is performliy at the ed to get some hard, sharp of­ was thrown out of court when spring convention of the Con- fers.” g^ te was unable to prove a necticut Student Nurses As- By Tuesday night, the unions erime had been com m ltt^ Only so ^ tlo n today. had agreed to settlement terms W® itness to testify at the trial The choir Is the winning but management offered only a was Dr. George B. McAdams, group In a state talent show qualified ” yes.” Hartford HosplUl pathologist. and will perform at the Na- Then Wednesday morning, He said that Barbara Ann tlonal Convention of student Johnson conferred In the White Rogers, seven months old, who nurses in House living quarters with J. E. died in January 1960, died of Accepted By College Wolfe, chief negotiator for the - ’Three senior girls at Rock­ natural causes. railroads, and Secretary of La­ In his announcement today, ville High School have been bor W. Willard WIrU. Wolfe NEW Better Homes and Gardens accepted at colleges. wanted to bring in various rail­ Atty. Reed said that he has re­ Laura Kautt, daughter of Mr. | viewed the Rogers case In deUll road presidents who were on and Mrs. George Kautz of i the negotiating squad, and that and has decided that there Is In­ Sunnyview !>r.. has been ac-1 COOKBOOKS sufficient evidence to warrant was arranged for late siftpr- cepted at Westbrook Junior ] noon. Comploto Craotivn Cooking Library In prosecution. College In Portland, Maine, j ‘ Waile. Mrs. Sparling Named Miss Kautz la a member of 1964' The meeting was held In John­ 8 Booki. On* on Solo ooch Mrs. Eliaabeth M. Spurting, Banner staff, the Exhibition son's oval study, over poffee former executive secretary of Folk Dance Group and man­ cups, with management still a the Nathan Hale Branch of the ager of the Girts’ Basketball bit uneasy about settling. Johnson went over the wHble GH THE COMPIETE SET I American Red Croes, has been team. SI )•! .1 H )l ) reappointed to that post. Joanne Jacobson, daughter situation. He stressed the heavy The announcement was made of Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Jacobson national interest in avoiding a Ml, \1 > Now on S a le ,; by branch chairman Robert of 20 Earl St.,. has been ac­ strike, reviewed some of the KJellqulst. cepted by Willimantlc State figures such as the 7 million «SO-GOOD MEALS’* CHUCK ROASTS Mrs. Spurting served from College in Willimantlc. She la Jobs that would be affected, and H O O K 4 1948 to 1958. She lives at 21 a member of the Future Teach­ finally got an assent from the oadtotfy99f Davis Ave. and is a member of ers CTub, the Leaders’ aub, rail executives. the Rockville HosplUl Auxil­ the 1964 Banner staff and the i The question of a joint an­ First iary and the Women’s Auxiliary Girls’ Athletic A.ssoclatlon Club, i nouncement was disposed of with a decision that the best oh h of St. Bernard’s Church. Marie Spera, daughter of Mr. - you get CENTER CUT > » . She succeeds Mrs. Alice Wil­ and Mrs. Joseph Spera of S3 way was for everyone to be 15'A OZ SHMDND WHHAT liams who resigned the post Hartl Dr., Talcottville, has been seen on television, and with the Nabisco PKG National April 1. The branch has been accepted by the Hartford Sec-1 cooperation of the networks the CR-EEN wonrhM run during the Interim period retarial School. She is ^em- time waa set for 6:46. MEAT ^ S T A M P S , by Mrs. Doris Weller, a volun- ployed part-time at Creetfleld Roy Davidson, spokesman for Heinz Soups CANS 4 # 4 # C Stores groen stomps, too! tMr staff aide. Convalescent Hospital. the unions, already had a state­ In other Red Cross action, Convention Co-chairman ment ready. Wolfe needed a lit­ BONELESS 1-LB 1-OZ CAN KJellqulst disclosed: Anthony J. Magliocco, supw- tle time to prepare his. Johnson Del Monte Peas 19< viaor of special education for and some of his staff started in The recent fund drive was WHITE or "disappointing” because It Vernon schools. Is co-chairman on a final draft of his. COLORED 200 CT ROLL 29« raised less than half of lU $10,- In charge of arrangements for All hands were called to the ScotTowels White House Cabinet room for BONELESS VD 600 goal. the first aimual convention of WINDOW the Connecticut Federation of Roaring Twenties Dancers in MAHRC Show a final session that had to be Lyman Hoops, manager of CUANII 1-PT 4-OZ BTL 39< CROSS RIB short. This waa a little before Windex the local Southern New Eng­ the Council of Exceptional Chil­ Miss Cheryl Pierson of 97 Mather St., left, and Jtlss Georgia FlaveU ot 562 Woodbridge St. land Telephone office, was ap­ dren scheduled for May 1 and 2 6:30, and the television studio SHOULDER will do a Charleston in' a variety show sponsored by the Manchester Association for Help of was miles away through traffic. DninnnlAna^na Cemod Itof or 15-OZ LB pointed to the board of direc­ at Hartford’s Hotel America. Retarded Children, Thursday, April 30 at 8 p.m. at Bailey Auditorium, Manchester High r ra d c n c c leoit iMf Hash CANS 4 to 6 Lbt The council, a department of Johnson congratulated every­ 69< tors. School, is director and coordinator of the show. Gerry Cambria and James Mott will be body who had a hand in the set­ FRESH PICNICS Volunteers to aid In Red the N ^ , la an organizaUon masters of ceremony. ’The program will include Instrumentalists, dance routines, vocalists whose main function Is to Im­ tlement and told them he appre­ Cross activities are urgently and orchestera numbers. Proceeds will benefit Bunce Center. ’Tickets may be purchased at ciated the Job he said they had. Bounty .'■w'Sfew uoozcan 39. needed. Anyone Interested prove educational opportimitlee Ray Beller's Music Store, Potterton's, Bess Eaton Do-nut Shop, Parkade Bowling Lanes, GROUND CHUCK done for their country. 4 0 Z PKG should conUct the branch of- for exceptional children. ’Ihe from Miss Lynda Hazen, 41 Campfield Rd., members of MAHRC, or at Kenney Annex As one onlooker described it: Napoli Cotto SaloHiii floe at 15 Park St. council is interested in all chil­ School. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) "Everybody was in a damned Minute Rice ^ i-kg 5 1« Arrested In Aeddeat dren who, because of some de­ good m c ^ , deluding Wolfe and A five-year-old boy was viation from the normal, re­ Davidson, who had been glaring 12-OZ rushed to Rockville City Hos­ quire special educational oppor­ Swanson TURKIY 2 CANS 59< RIG T CHUCK for STEW corded. According to the report, Backofen. Mary Ann Bolme. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dombeck, at each other for God knows PKG pital and his mother arrested tunities. SalaHtii & Bologna 71 operations and 446 x-rays Caron Stone, Eric Klter, Evelyn 3 Esther Ave.; a daughter to how long. There ■was a real air after a two-car accident on T h t convention will present were performed during the Vogel, Michael Skelley, Doris Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Richmond, of Jubilation in the room.” V^ndsor Ave. yesterday morn­ oi o a ci lectures, workshops and tours month. A daily average of 55 Sullivan, Thomas Otto, Joseph 41 Spring St.; a daughter to Mr. Cars rushed the President Richmond T ! ^ 7 S 10< ing. of special area schools. and Mrs. Kerwrln Sands, Tolland. and the others to the studio. On HONOR MAID U Peter Henry Griffiths waa patients wa.s treated. Zale, Rosemary Moran and With College Chorus School Play Tonwrrow Marjorie Snydol. Discharged yesterday: Mrs. the way, Johnson pulled from Polish Sausage SHOULDER treated and released by hos­ William C. Field and Miss Dorothy Bums. 20 King SL; his pocket a letter he read from pital medical officials. His The Rockville High School Tickets are available from 2 to 3 Lbs - Mildly Curad Susan C. McDougall of Rock­ class of 1964 will present class members or at the door. Mrs. Ruth Helme, Ellington; a 7-year-old Illinois girl asking Smoked Butts mother, Mrs. Meagan Griffiths, ville are members of the Cen­ Linda Barrow, Ellington; Mrs. that he “ please keep the rail­ S5, 16 Progress Ave., was "Adam’s Evening,” a three-act Hospital Notes JONES LB tral Connecticut State College Carmen Wean, 4 McKnight Clr. roads running” so her grand­ prefer) charged with failure to yield farce, tomorrow night at 8:15 Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Ma­ Link Sausage Chorus whose annual spring p.m. in the auditorium. ’The rie LaPolnte, T o lle d ; Miss mother could come and see her. HNAST - SKINLESS right of way at a atop sign. concert will be presented next "To him,” one of those pres­ She waa arrested by Patrolman play was written by Katherine Gloria Seekins, 32 Reservoir Vernon news Is handled by _ C U T BRANS BIG VALUE Wednesday. Kavanaugh. Vincent P. Lamo, Rd.; Mrs. Rose Schneider, Win­ The Herald’s RoCkvUle Bureau, ent said, “ this summed up the Frankfurts Francis Elarbero and is slated to meaning of this thing to indi­ Plain or With Chivat LB The major work on the pro­ faculty member, is directing. dermere Ave. 5 W. Main St„ telephone 876- QMW — ■oflulor or ^ 9-OZ appear in Circuit Court 12. vidual human beings.” Cottage Cheese gram will be the cantata “ Saint In the CEist are Robert Births yesterday: A son to 8186 or 648-2711. Rortcville, May 12. Nicholas” by Benjamin Brit­ According to police, Mrs. I ten. FINAST -a BIG V A LU l Field, of Hartford Tpke., Is a P R A S C A R R O T S : Bologna freshman elementary education I & I major. Miss McDougall, of 8 Olson Dr., is a Junior elemen­ < ■ tary education major. 69 FINAST ’The concert will be presented MANCHESTER Sliced Bacon 6UNTEG0N0MYPMK! at 8:30 p.m. In the Herbert D. GRAPH JUICI Welte Auditorium on Well St. I In New Britain. Kiqwa Counidl Meets CAN 34 < 4 c‘^16 9 to Kiowa Council No. 26. Degree tONfi LMTIN6 DOUBLE gM C of Pocahontas, will hold a regfu- UBLIC MARKET C^bMMwntry S^r€bduceS lar meeting Friday night at 8 p.m. at the Moose Club. All 803-805 MAIN STREET J SCHICK members are asked to attend. U's Spring Housecleaning Time! Clinic May 6 Sunshine HI-HO CRACKHRS 100ZPKG 23< W E GIVE KIBIRG CALIFORNIA - Crisp Solid HeadsHead An immunisation clinic, un­ L A R a i 8 IZ I • White or Celorad Frathant Your With STAINLESS SHE der the direction of Dr. Francis Repeating Our Sellout V b 3 V M I T A R U c o c k t a i l 1-QTU-OZCAN 3 5 < H. Burke, director of health In TR IP LE-S Paper Towels 2 T « A a H B o r a x mwdmid BLADES Rockville, will be held at the HEADS Rockville Public Health Nurs­ All FragrancM Cloans Ovtns in a Jilfy rW H MMM . ing Association office. May 5 BLUE Cbverdule Peas 2 25< LETTUCE J i f o a m *VIN CLIANM for pre-school children. DPT RED-RIPE - VINE RIPENED Johnson's Glade and Smallpox Vaccinations will STAMPS! ^STEAK SALE ^ n Malios Floors Look Brighfer HNAST - 3-Lb l-Oi Pkg Sfc be given Libby Corned Beef »° 45‘ CELLO Oral polio vaccine Type One PKGS A o r O w a x PLOOR W AX QT CAN o 9 « Dry Detergent will be offered this date only We’re sorry we sold out early but Brillo Soap Puds PKG OF K) 21c TOMATOKS from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. this weekend. AU s t^ s ore cut from com fed SWIFT’S PREM 2 5c On I Pack M PIAfT - Sails in Flavor Hospital Report b e e f : A total of 734 persons were m C A L IP O R N U BUNCH < Pin* Semi tiOZ m < Wax Paper treated at Rockville City Hos- Copper Clo Cleaner ? 19< Broccoli 29 L o s to il 34 plUl during March, according to C Clear or Sudsy A R T H U R S a monthly report by John F. SHORT JUMBO - KORIDA lb Betty Crocker*%«'"2 it” 69< Colory 2 STALKS 29 c 1-q t •42 Main St. Manchester Mlrablto, administrator. <<> Porterhouse A m m o n i a "^ast BUS « Mop Heads "nait Ten persons were treated for SIRLOIN 89 39 (Comer of St. James) 79 2 accidents and 24 births were re- Sunthina Hydn Park Assortmant n-oz ncc 39e Honoydow Melons C H H .IA N EACH 39 < DRY BLIACH ,'el Cara Midi Easy Wish-Bona Italian Drafting l oz in 39e PKG OF Burry Scootar Piat m-oz rtc 47c l a o s t a r o 10 PACKETS 49 < Kleen Kitty C A T U T T W 4-LB BAG LaRoia Spaghaiti t-it rxs 25c UQIND MTIROINT UQMD DITIROINT Mazola (iorn Oil or in 65c Presidenf Eisenhower— Biiquick >-t* *-oz ncg 51c *-u tt-oz rzo 69c Qpring Grocery Specials! S w a n 1-PT4-OZSTI 12-OZ BTL 3 #c W is h 7 9 < 43 Sunthina Marthmallowt it-oz rzo 35e For Full Washing Aelion Vitia Kilchan Floor Claanar Wax can 69c speaking on educafion,,, A l l CONDiNtiD 3-LBI-OZQ^^ 1-LB 8-OZ Vitia Miracia Mitt u-oz can 1.09 WELCHADE -^hiii. 3 J 4 II DITIROINT PKG O d S i ^ PKG 4 0 < A l l eourwATM 83 ”We need a betterment ot all education, in all levels. If we i Kaablar Paean Sandiat it-oz rxe 49e are going to meet the requirements of a constantly increas­ Kaablar Cocoanut Chocolala Dropt tt-oz k g 49c Irightans Your Wash PABRIC SOPTIPWR ing complexity in our Uvea—governmental, political, indus­ One head of new cabbage FREE with each purchase mt 1-QT 1-OZ our deUcIous Corned Beef! ARMOUR °mT h a s h r 37< A l l F l u f f y >4.1 PKG Finai Touch BTL trial, and Individual lives—we must take this matter very ★ Seafood Specials ★ 79 < 89c Our own make-—sugar cured from the barrel— LIBERTY COUKCTION seriously indeed.” FROM OUR OWN tTtfcEZF.R, CAPE COD RUII DITIROINT Nolt Iha Low Prica March 16. 1960 FANCY BRISKET...... lb. 79c A Portfolio of Fraadofflt Mott SPKIAL ARMOUR TREET L«E PKG Remarks at 16th Washington SWORDFISH - Ganiar Cut u . LEAN CHUCK PIECES ...... b . 69c R in s e < Trend Detergent 59« Praciout Oocutnanit on Parchmanl Now Only 79 « 85« 35 3 Conference of the Advertising CHUCK PIECES (boil* In ) ...... b . 49c Council. i P W A S T - Whola LLB 3-OZ CAN Cuts Graasi Faslar FRESH HAGKEREL l it 29^ NAVEL PIECES ...... TOMAYOES 29c . 12-OZ l€ BTL T r e n d mtmoimt The eitisens of Mancheater arc called upon to make this We’ll sOso have Freah Halibut, Fillet ef Sole s(nd Freeh L h x L i q u i d 37 < 2 Investment by supporting the Board of Education’s budget. Fillet of Haddork. Bonus Qiamp Specials! BUM DITMOINT - Frai Pramium in Each Packaga Ic Dill Pack We feel the majority of Manchester citizens recognize the Choice Beef Cuts k Dial Pack 4 Bath Bars 40c CUT BEANS 4 ir 69> | REG values of this InvesUnsat. BONELESS CEN’TER CUT CHI CK IXTRA S6H GRIIN STAMPS ’ am'* I.BT ______1 A-a Stiver Dust giant pkg 8 35 < Sweetheart Soap BARS For A Beal Nice M N A IT 4-OZ 4 Manchester Education Association 100 with tha purchata of Ona larga tiza " n a i t 2 ^ 4 9 c Fancy, Frash Drassad POULTRY POT ROAST ...... b . 79e Kakhie Nack Pepper OROUND CAN 33C JAaOIIS POOD WRAR R A M Pkg of 25 48c PACIAL im u l BILLVIlW BROOM PKG FRESH OROITND, LEAN B a g g ie s >anowich raos PKG OF 200 LARGE SIZE Jumbli-Pac OF SO < L a d y S c o tt HAMBURG ...... b . 59c 2 lbs. $1.10 Ort-RitoCal-Rlte 2 39c Stuffed Olives 35c 29 IXTRA S4H GRIIN STAMPS " v e r * OAH om i-Li 9-oz ROASTING FRESHLY GROUND 5 0 with tha purchata of Ona A p p b Sb im b Chuflk Styli lA I J J C Preserves 3 mm CHUCK B E E F ___ lb. 69c 2 bs. $1.30 HNAST BLUIBIRRY PIB AMUCOt, HACM, tUCOURY, HUM _____ Pmidmt KtniMdy— ^ CHICKENS Lb. 49c OUR OWN SPECIAL GRINDS VEAL. BEEF. PORK. Ground TW ICE to MEDIUM SIZE IXTRA S4H GRIIN STAMPS New Improved - Now Super Blended speaking on educafion moko o nko moot loaf R ^69g^_7jb«^j1j0 2 5 with tha purchata of Ona packaga LADY FINGIRS - Ploin or Filled for the softest, tastiest loaf ever I DOUBLE M ROASTING OUR OWN MAKE. PURE PORK "Th*r« can ba no bottar invaitmant in ITALIAN SAUSAGE ...... b . 69c I FINAST WHITE aquity and damocracy— and no bottar in* CHICKENS Lb. 39c K EXTRA S4H GRIIN STAMPS OUR OWN MAKE. PI'RE PORK. SMALL with purchata of any of following GREEN STAMPS strumant for aconomic growth." LINK SAUSAGE ...... b . 79c LARGE BREASTS “O RNAST POTATO ROLLS Tha eitizans of Manchattar ara eallad HNAST ORANGE DONUTS WEDNESDAY lb. 49c Save On Our Cold Cuts HNAST DUTCHESS LOAF CAKE m e r upon to maka thif invastmant by supporting MEATY LEGS MINCED LOAF 109. 6 9 e ...... b . 49c BREAD At Your first Notional Super Markets tha Board of Education's budgat. Wa faal tha QUARTERED ROLOGNA iHcod or chiMk. 109. 69c b . 49c LOOK FOR COUPON WORTH 10c SKOAL m m Found in ovary d o r Eggt towardt tha purchata of aach can of NSW HAETPOED majority of Manchastar eitizans racogniza tha MARTIN ROSOL’8 SLICED INTRODIKTORY 1-LB valua of this invastmant. CHICKEN WINGS “>•29' VEAL LOAF 109. 8 9 c ...... b . 79e LOAVES FINAST Suporb COFFEE B^IRICHED PRKEI COUNTY Manchastar Education Association

. ! w • ■ }» i *. -V MAInl Hi E v liu isG hbUALD, MAL4buu,..Ai:.K, CUi^N., '1aaua»oiJAY, APKIL 23, 1964 PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1964 lation tocA a vacation trip dur­ ing 1968. HEALTH CAPSULES Monahan Named The Travel Trade As for foreign travel this by Mlshsel JL V M d , I ta 2nd BIG WEEK CELEBRATING POPULAR’S Kennedy Memorials year—the season will soon get To CBOA Post under way—American Express IF A 7RCC MAC BEEN BLOWN Doctor Says Boost Asked Oo. estimates that 2.76 million POWN PURING A RAMCTOm AMP LANPE ACAINCr AN Thomas C. Monahan, Man­ IT'S HERE On Every Continent Americans will go abroad, «x- BLCCTRIC CABLE, » IT SAFE chester’s building inspector, TO HBAT OR MOT TO IHBAT? By JACK LEFLER cludihg trips to Canada and TO TOUCH IT1 AP Business News Writer Mexico. This would be an in­ was elected second yloe presi­ OUR ANNUAL PRE-SEASON n u r a ’ih b oom trover8y NEW YORK (AP) - - Travel crease of 10 per cent over 1068; dent of the Ccnneetleut Build­ •—TTj* nunc c t John F*. Kennedy has become- one of the United Europe alone expects to en­ ing Officials AssoeUUon a t Its By WAYMK G. BRANDITADT tertain 1.26 million of these M.D. five months e^o A 90-mll« highway from Que­ States’ biggest Industries but annual meeting held in Berlin •— lives on In memortel bec to Maine’s Route 201 has the potential has hardly been travelers, up 16 per cent from Mawipapar BatorpHM Am*. been designated Route du Presi­ last year. Japan is looking for last Saturday. To heat or not te heat Uie projects on every continent. tapp^. 276,000 American visitors At the same time, Griswold A survey by The Associated dent Kennedy. Quebec and Mon­ American tourists spent $20 A. Chappell, former town build­ AWNING baby’i bettlet Thle la the ques­ Press shows that schools, schol­ treal have Kennedy streets and billion last year at home and against 166,000 last year and Montreal has a new Roman India expects to play host to ing Inspector, waa one of live tion confronting mothare today. arships, forests, streets, bridges abroad. men made honorary members and parks have been named in Catholic school named after Of this amount, a record $17.4 60,000, up from 29,000 last year. For many yean, mothen re­ him. This big increase in foreign of the association “for meritori­ ligiously wanned all bottlee te his honor abroad. billion was spent on travel with­ ous service rendered In the More than two dosen West Housing projects aided by in the United States. travel is attributed to the steady body temperature tor fear of < j German cities have acted. Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress This went to swell the profits rise in American incomes and past.” chilling the baby’e delicate eto- have iMen renamed in Latin the lengthening of paid vaca­ John Harry, Glastonbury’s SALE mach. 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST in MANCHESTER Three days after his assassina­ of a great variety of businesses building Inspector, was named tion, a quarter of a million per­ America. A 14-mlle road linking — hotels and motels, restau- tions. Since the baby does not swal­ r sons Jammed a plaza in front of Quito, Ecuador, with a monu­ rsmts, service stations, airlines, Travel agents say another big the group’s president for 1964- BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU low cold milk In a Mriea of DOUBLE STAMPS SAT. NITE fram 6 P.M. to B PJI. West Berlin’s City Hall for its ment at the equator has been railroads and buses, to mention boost la being given by the de­ 6S. large quick gulps, there la little rededication as John F. Ken­ renamed, and a bust of Ken­ only a few. velopment of more attractive Monahan waa llrat amployod Ord«r Now—You’ll Bo Glad You Did danger of chilling the stomach, nedy will be placed at the Nof A Rain soakep tree n by the town In 1956 as assistant ’The milk Is warmed to body 35 years of Growth, built-on Quality. . . . Service .... nedy Square. On the other hand, the $S bil­ and relatively low cost package AN excellent OONOUCTOR Lima. Peru, erected a bust a lion spent abroad was an ad­ tours. building Inspector. In Septem­ Aho Sbto Ob Jaknuloa and Porch EndosuioEi temperature before it passes the Britain is turning over an acre equator. OF ELECTRicrry: ber 1958 he succeeded Chappell upper portion of the esophagus. Convenience and Savings.... Shop TODAY "THE of Runnymede Meadow for a verse factor on the United But all of this foreign travel alw iM pM I Kennedy memorial. On this month after Kennedy’s aasassi- States’ balance of payments doesn’t bring joy to the U.S. ••haafaaiw iSta In the post of building inspector, A few of our mere daring V j I.in 1215, ifinirKing nation. Colombia Issued a problem. government. The Department wlMUi &e town’s retirement pol­ HOME SPECIALTIES baby doctors about four y m n POPULAR WAY"1 perished plrt Numerous schools, parks , The American Society of Commerce estimates that U.S. icy forced the latter to retire. ago tried net warming Ihe John slpied 9®, ' ! and streets were rededicated 1 Chappell had been employed cornerstone English pollUcal gjgg^nere in Latin America. Travel Agents says that al­ tourists spend $.6 billion more $1.4 billion in 1962 and was a big TEL 643-2856 30 PURNELL PLACE Bottles before feeding in a though the record - shattering abroad last year than foreign part of the $8.8 billion U.S. 1668 in the building inspector’s office hospital anrsery. They even r iinHor Venezuela haa given $100,000 for since 1951, from 1956 to 1958 as PuWlc ««bscripUons a r e ^ ^ Kennedy 11W - statistics prove that travel gen­ tourists spent in the United deficit on total Internatlanal Med it en the premature la- way for a scholarship fund to . erates an enormous amount of Statea The deficit was up from payments. chief building Inspector. fan te. send British students to Har-. Israel s W e ^ a n n Instituto ^ economic activity in the United ’They found that the bebieii vard, Kennedy’s alma mater, , Science is raising 26 million to States, it is significant that loved the cold milk, slept well and the Massachusetts Institute establish 4« annual s^ence fel* there exists in this country a after a cold feeding and gained of Tecluiology, and for a statue lowshipa—one for each year of huge untapped travel market. Weight at tho expected rate. in London. Kennedy’s life. Israel also plans The ASTA says “during 1968 There was no diffsrehce In ths Nowhere abroad was the im­ a memorial forest near Jeru­ over 80 million Americans took body temperature of the babies pact of Kennedy's death strong­ salem, a university chair in no trip of any kind, domestic before and after feeding. Iriir- Chuck Roust er than in Ireland, home of Ken­ American civilization, a center or forelgpi, business or pleasure, thermore, there waa no dlffar- nedy’s forebearers. In Dublin, a for retarded children near that was more than 200 miles encs in the amount of burping or concert hall will be built as a Jaffa, Sind a cultural center in from home. They represent a ■pitting up. ★ BETTER TRIM . BETTER CUT . . ★ BSTTIR e S state memorial and a main Galilee financed by a Boston special marketing, motivation Mothers who were brave street, Westmoreland, will be garment workers union. and promotional challenge.” Bottom Round enough to give their babies cold named in his honor. Four streets and squares have The size and degree of this formula right out of the refrig­ A bridge will bear the Ken­ been renamed in Greece; in challenge Is Indicated by these erator—no doubt when grandma Popular nedy name in Skibbereen, Coun­ Lebanon, Beirut’s Rue Clemen- statistics from vsuioua studies wasn't looking—were enthusias­ ty Cork, home of Kennedy's ma- ceau has been changed to Rue of the U.S. travel market : tic. It meant less work and thers tenud grandmother. Irish-Amer- Kennedy and the American Uni­ Thirty-three per cent of Amer- ware no apparsnt dlsadvantagss. Grand Ican organisations are raising versity is setting up a scholar­ icsm adults have no desire to Now aoms doctors are advanc­ $100,000 for a memorial park in ship. take a trip of any kind. LB ing tho Idea that allergy to milk a wood near Duganstown, Coun­ ’Turkish Boy Scouts planted Seventy-five per cent have Is more likely to occur when Champion ty Wexford, where he visited four million trees in Istanbul’s never been on an airplane. the tnilk Is given to babies with­ relatives on his trip to Ireland Kennedy Forest. Middle East Sixty per cent teve never out warming it. All ths evldenca Quality in Jime IMIS. University in eastern ’Turkey es­ spent a night in a hotel. isn't in yet, so your best bet la Another rechristened span tablished a scholarship fund, Only 86 per cent of the popu- to follow your doctor’s advlcs in Is \^enna’s Hletzlnger Bridge, and streets and a highway were Eye of Round Roost what haa become, for the mo­ which Kennedy crossed during renamed. Top Round Roost ment at least, a controversial LEAN FRESH his meetings with Soviet Pre­ Iran is building a |>-million matter. mier Khrushchev in 1961. Kennedy Boulevard through lO D Y 'R FENDER Face Rump Roost LB Porterhouse Steak 0 —My baby, $ months old, Paris and nine other French 1 downtown Tehran, REPAIRS hasn't a sign of a tooth. We use cities remember Kennedy with In Africa, a ahreet haa been eEXPER'TLT DONE a water softeher on the water streets and squares. Monte Car- renamed in ancient Oarthage, Intake. Could the baby’s lateness BIRDS EYE PEAS GROUHD CHUCK 69< eFR EE ESTTMATES Sirloin Steak lo also has named an important Carthage, outside Tunis, and a Bock Rump Roost In teething be due to the fact avenue after Kennedy, square in downtown Algiers. WEST SIDE MOTORS that I drank softened water Besides schools, streets and Senegal has renamed a girls’ 6S4 CENTER STREET SUPER-RIGHT throughout my pregnancy? 64S-61S1 STOCK-UP! Reg. squares already renamed in school in Dakar, and N i^ria « to 8 LBS LB A--AltiMMigh the lower front Italy, the government is consid­ has opened a Kennedy libruy in SMOKED PICNICS teeth usually appear at about 10 OZ. ering changing 6,000-foot Em- Zaria. $ months of age, teething may mele Alto Peak in the Dolomites Japanese workers at the UJB. MADY-TO-COOK 4 to 6 LRS be delayed until the baby is l (SAVE 5Sc) Pkgs. $0 Kennedy Peak. Yokota air base raised money year old. Such variations are V/AYBEST NATIVE FRESH The Netherlands has invited for a granite monument Thai­ FRESH LARGE FOWL (CUT UP lb 37a) LB eompletely normal, but are Mrs. Kennedy to unveil a land set up a Kennedy educap often a source of worry to brcmze bust at the head of Am­ titmal foimdatlon. In Swth Viet SLICED 8 OZ parents. Istte teething la a sterdam’s Kennedy Avenue next Nam, Saigon’s school for U.8. Ground Round of Beef u 75‘ Cooked Salami SUPER-RIGHT PKG part the normal develop­ Nov. 22, anniversary of the dependents was renamed for the mental pattern of your baby assassination, Denmarit has, late president, and has nothing to do with the hardnees of the water or Chopped or Leaf Spinach raised $45,000 for a Kennedy I Other memorials have been Fresh Haddock Fillets home for mentally retarded authorized or are pending. Canadian Bacon ^ 49‘ your baby's development in children. other reepeots. d o s Reg. Chicken I Communist Yugoslavia has re­ MUSICAL PATIENT Canned Ham COLONIAL CAN 2.99 Fresh Flounder Fillets If when your baby is a year STOCK-UPl BIRDS named a bouleviurd in Belgrade DALLAS, Tex. (AP)—“What aid he still haa no teeth, some 10 OZ. and a square in Zagreb and will they put in a patient’s abnormality should be sought as plans honors in Skopje, room next?’’ gasjied a nurse’s Chipped Beef SAAOKED 3 3 ' Sliced Halibut Steaks tho cause. This might be a de­ (SAVE 72c) EYE Pkgs. which received U.S. aid after a aid when she saw the word ficiency of vitamin D, iodine or Thai* Ars devastating earthquake last “piano” on the directory board thjrrold ftmetion. July. of a new and luxurious hospi­ Skinless Fronkforts u 5 5 ' Sea Scallops PLUAAP AND MEATY LB Chicken Breasts Ganuina PsrH Canadians have eontributed tal. But the directory board Net Saetiens $77,000 to a fund for retarded was right; “Piano” happened WAYBEST children. A Kennedy monument to be the paUent’s name. Read Herald Ads. Polly8 Pointers or Quarters Buy Suptr-Right Meats And Get What Yon Pay For ... FRESH NATIVE 55 LL ^POINTER’ BOOK 18 HANDY FAQAL TISSUE by Polly Cramer Newspaper Enterprise Assn. IN, THE im i DEAR POLLY — I have SAVE ■hared many 6f the time-sav­ SWANEE 400 ing, clever Pointers with my Count I BONELESS VEAL STEAKS Lb. Lb. friends. Since what might not be useful to me might help (SAVE 350 Boxes some friend, I dtp them all PORK and paste them in a scrapbook LT.WOOD CALIFORNIA ICEBERG Light, Tender And Luseioua under captions relating to the MUCKE’S DAISY BUHS SHOULDER A Tempting Deesert Pointers. I keep the book han­ LARGE dy when friends arrive to visit LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET Priced For Ttdy Savings! or when having demonstration Lettuce 2 HEADS parties. Believe me, they look Active ALL ’ ” *1.79 FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT forward to looking through this book. I am a secretary of our SHRIMP COCKTAIL 3 FRESH TENDER GREEN SPEARS P. T. A. and I Include the U. S. D. A. CHO ICE — WHOLE COMBO “Pointer of the Month” as part Bo+i. BREAKSTONE MIM — J*n* *arlMr of our meeting. The women of­ Hunt Tomato Catsup 6 *1 1-Lb. Pkg. LBS Urg* 1 a I oa Sla* ten improve or enlarge them. ALPO CARNATION INSTANT COHAGE CHEESE BOnOM ROUND ROAST Asparagus 2 R*gul*r f*e —A.R. 100 ^ STAMPS GIRLS—I know you all feel WITH mis COUPON AND YOUR as flattered as 1 do In being DOG FOOD DRY MILK SA V E 20c Chunk Bsst or Horssmsatrssmsat 8 quart MUCKE'S COLD CUTS RUMP ROAST $S.OO OR MORE PURCHASE Hot House TomatoGf m 4 9 ' featured in A.R.’s various ac- IM- AasM BBf 1G449 ttvltles. —POLLY Psekegs O IF kMTiM'irir...... n t h DEAR POLLY—When sew- STERLING Plain or A 26 ez Veal Loaf, Olive Loaf VALUABLE COUPON , lb Jan* Parker R*g. 69c Sava 30t EYE ROUND good for lobMoo prodvM and H*mi Sunkist Lemons m m 12 po. 49' try nylon net for Inner SALT lodiisd ^ 2 Boxstit.:: 2 3 ' Old Fashioned Loaf, prehlbhwi by law, (SPLD.) facings for collars, cuffs and COFFEE MATE Lb. JMag le tUi'i I Ceed! Blueberry i p k !m 49* so on. It washes perfectly, al­ NYLONGE 4 te AAc BOnOM ROUND GROUND Anjou Pears 06AND lATtNO 2 b s . 3 9 ' ways keeps itk shape and does Pepper Loaf, Sliced KXALFOk not shrink. This also works SPONGES 2 9 6 o z 51* 110x 8 5 ' IN STAMPS Avo. w Eicnr m u m . Scalliont SALADS 2 iUNeHMl9' well as an interfacing when 25 extra stamps of (.Hawing WMi< making buttonholes on the sew­ ^ Prlsadh) PsRalsr 100 ^ STAMPS Storkist Twm ing machine. —ANNA BOiNXUSS PORK RATH HICKORY SMOKED FIECE With This Coupon and Purchase DEAR POLLY-^I purchased JONES LITTLE LINK SAUSAGES ONLY—aNI ^ Any Siaa Bag PlentaHon A&P Frozon Cut Corn 2 pkm 33* PACXV M IMBM WAHi a shopping bag that had tho SUNSHINE HI-HO CRACKERS Vtlid through S«turd«y, April llth ROULETTES BACON WHITI lOUD PACK . name of a store imprinted on NABISCO DUET CREME SANDWICHES Sttmpi with Cigtrott.t or l**n— St.t* I FerHKzer 20-10-5 Sultana French Fries mozEN 10* the side. I put a piece of ad­ BURRY CHOC. CHIP COOKIES Caafam s m J Ihra 1*1,. Asrtt 15, 1*44 7'oz anc hesive-backed paper over the Limit on* coupon por cuilomor. (SPLDJ aHorraDOKUAF 1U A r c CAN • » ■tore name end wrote on It my EXTRA With Popular 16 o$. A&P Spinach ntOZEN 2 PKO$ 40® MIX N* MATCH SALE name, address and phone num­ M STAMPS POTATO CHIPS Toilet Tissues ber. This serves two purposes. n LINCOLN IADY900TT A2 *oUSPOOS 35* imf SfH h Il If I iMva my shopping bag any CAPITOL FARMS, ALL BEEF lb CONTADINA • 11BI20ZU AA place and someone finds it. It DEUdOUS FOR ROASniNa Tom atoes ITAllANSTYbE vF CANS l * w V can be returned. And I can JANE PARKER freely go Into any store with miow KINS 1 be 1$ OZ this shopping bag because the FRANKFURTS & Both GROIX A WEIGEL LITTUC GROTE * WEIGEL FRUIT DRINKS Iona Peaches SAVIUPfOa* CAN 31* WHITE ENRICHED Potatoes SAVE IfUfOBD AMD AMERIOAK origlnel name le completely For ORANGE-GRAPE AND Vb GAL 4 9 " JUMBO 2 9 * oovered up. SAUERKRAUT LINK SAUSAGE OTHER FLAVORS BOT Hudson Big H Towels SIZE ROU Two rubber bands are put BOLOGNA around the folded shopping bag vl Sultana Salad Dressing JAK 3 9 ' when “not” In use. 1 put the Napier Cut Green Beans two rubber bands around the Ann Page Mayonnaise SA V IU PQ T^^ handles of the bag when I am IO I6 « JAK Bread carrying packages in It. This Fresher By Far . . . Popular Produce a a Evergreen Sale! WSJ I don’t lose them. —JUDY ^ YOUR fiBirhBd^M C H O K E Yukon Ging#raleM.*Jt:o» 6^^"49* GIRLS — Judy oerlalaly gete Napier Cut Wax Beans VMM FM*- more than a dime’s worth of EACH Silverbrook Fresh Butter 69* 1lb8oz aae out af her shopping bag. VIEW-ALL CELLO PACK km T*w« F’-n* —POLLY HOME FREEZER DEPARTMENT — U.S.DJk. CHO ICE A Phw IF*-ia* DEAR POLLY — Want to ■Ml lt”-19” Loaves lease the man of the house? Whole or Sliced Beets I F ’-F ’ £I eo, give him an old Ice cube 1.98 Furniture Polish 'Jh89* '^n"1.49 tray with the Inside partitions 2Imaghti 3 f vtf Fsendf ■till la it. If he !■ the kind who POPULAR SLICED — BURNS WHOLE IRREG. SIZES TOMATOES WESTERN STEER BEEF Mfac or M a tch doz-18.S0 NIW UUJNOKV O lIM O iN r la alwaya ioalng or misplacing things, he will appreciate thU Cold W ater ^'AU*' sf Breed Fsr Oefy 49t: as a holder tor nnell nails, HINDQUARTERS | FOREQUARTERS bolta, scraws and so on. Dlffer- 2 PKGS. •nt •Isee can be put In differ­ YOUR ent compartments and they ere Fillsbery er Bdloid neat, easy to find end never Mb. Bisquick nteed up. —LINDA Cofl88 Mota PERSONAL SIZE Cans lb BbevHf ABIBRIOAN8 TRAVEL M08T CHOICE 6 5 > ) IK -M M 1 MIX* luAMffCMii plastic BAG OF 12 7 Q C NSW DELHI. (AP)—A gmr- ASPARAGUS MO EXTRA OHABOB IX tt AC ______MNMMAnD-OVm MA0Y lY O iy M O p 4CAKES26e-CAKES 7 o •rnment survey of tourlem (SAVE UP TO 45c) SHARP PREEZINO-^AIX WCttR DOME BY EXPERT MEAT CUTTERS ■hovre Americans are the btg- • r s r a gSet travellers In India. Of 140,- JUMBO BUNCH . le OK. PKG. WAeilllD W g im f cold lockoffs fop your fiooso rmo ood for os HtHo iM tourists In 1961, fom s $$,- 91$ came from the U.S. The SPINACH 19c OB $1J» o m Tho lo^or holds oboof 250 piWRVv wu NIWi* second largest group, 2$,204, PASCAL CELERY 19c fW t bofoio yoo boy o howo Cale came from the United King­ MAYONNAISE M d Model Floor GENTLE WHITE DETERGENT FOR DISHES. FINE FABRICS dom. Of all groups questioned, only the Japanese said they 100% PURE ORANGE JUICE IF YOU LIKE THE REST GIVE US A TEST CetZDtf Food arerea't Intareefed In seeing the C A IN 'S II RiSSEa ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT 643-8424 IVORY LIQUID norr ’ S T ^ ■IghU. A majority of Japanese IN NON-8LIP : S 6 I ' ware laoklBC for bustnees ep> ' RIFRI6BRAT0R BOTlTil 49c PLBITY OF FREE PARKING SPACE portUBltiea. n e total ravanua QT. JAR 55 awmad b f b d ia tram an tour- last jraar was $41 sslllloa. (SAVE 20c) MANCHESTER EVpNINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1964 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY. APRIL 23, 1964 ^AGE^TWENTir leave final approval to the town an additional $260,000 in appro­ planning commission (TPC ). Budget Session priation cuts, if the current 42- Town Agrees t4} Principal The proposed changes Include Peacefulfie^, mlll town tax rate is to be no reference to the permanence R iD IEM VALUABIE COUPONS M ailed to vour hom el Set for Board maintained. of Green Manor’s treatment Bob It is doubtful whether any Of Green Manor Proposal plant. Since the town-planned EXTRA W arn! Skies part of the saving can come The town’s board of directors Parker Village plant is needed • * ]* price* eWMstlv* Thor*, thru Sat. WHh itiit C««pM Md PwthiN tl KOI m Uh*. ' from further reducing the board for other purposes—to abate ViolBttB Coupon good April 28 thru April 25, 1884. ' ' will conduct another of its of education's budget, since all The town* has agreed in prln •^treatment plant. The $350 would stream pollution that results represent part of the cost of Limit on* newspaper eonpoa to * family. Come to Fair scheduled budget workshops at of the remaining $250,000 in­ ciple to absolve the Green Man­ from the emptying of industrial Salee 587 MIDDU TPKE. EAST septic tank installations that Ifila coupon of no vahi* w h«a uaed In con­ 8 tonight in the Probate Court crease fo r education would be wastes into Lydall Brook, lor Manager junction with mallod coupon except when swallowed up in increased sal­ or Construction Co. of an agree­ would not have to bo paid if COOK OUT tn m P a g* O a«) hearing room in the Municipal example—it must be built even- Noar tho Grton idngle purehaae* total 815.80 or more. aries and additional teachers. ment that could have brought the treatment plant were avail­ S a y * - Building. tually. , , State lawi CtgBrette*. Beer aad Fair Thera waa plenty of musical W hatever its decision, the in as much as $66,500 toward able to accept sewage from the The treatment plant that Traded Itema excluded from offer. Items to be probed tonight board of directors knows that new homes.) We WIN NOT BE MANCHESTER cheer — armed force*, high the construction of a new sew­ Green Manop has proposed include 1964-65 appropriations on M ay 4, it must come up with The propoeal that Green Man­ would be operated by the town •chool and college bands, Irish for the board of education, li­ a tax rate for the fiscal year age treatment plant in the or construct its own sewage OPEN NIGHTS COOK IN L- under the amended agreement, Knowingly UNDER­ braries, the recreation and park Parker Village area. and Jordanian bagpipers, Afri­ 1964-65. treatment facility was made with costa levied against the departments, controller, general MON. thru SAT. TILL 9 can drum rollers, Spaniards In return. Green Manor will public at a board of d ir^tors users through a use charge, Ac- SOLD: SHOP a n d manager and board of directors. END OF 'UNTOUCHABLES’ supply its owm sewage treat­ meeting la.st week. Atty. Irving TH ESE FRESH M E A T Y G R A D E A C H IC K EN S are completely clean and ready for jo u t •trolling and strumming gulUrs, ^ cording to General Manager Although General Manager ment facilities for its Forest Aronson, town counsel, was HONOLULU (AP) — The last 1 Richard Martin, the plant would favorite redpe. Char-broil them over charcoal, bake them or deep-fry them— ^whichever yea a steel drum band, and a Oil- Richard Martin has already Hills siubdlvlsion between Ver-i subsequently asked what action COMPARE Our Prices! of the "Untouchables” still with be temporary. nese drum and bugle corps. pared $619,000 from depart­ the U.S. Treasury Department non St. and the High Ridge de­ the town could take to ab­ like best! Bite into tender, golden brown, sweet-meated fryers that almost msit in y o «r Only about eight per cent of mental requests, his proposed has announced lils retirement velopment o ff Parker St. solve Green Manor of the $350 Choose from Our SAVI U9 TO Me WITH $9 million budget would still per hou.se charge if the pri­ FOB THE BIRDS mouth! You’ll taste the delicious difference of Mott’s Fresh Chidiena the finest chicken the 1S9 pavilions were not quite plans. The exchange is the result FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) ready for the "opener,” and a necessitate a mill and a half Martin J. Lahart, in.spector of a foreseen delay of about a vate plant were built. Choice, Selected Used increase in next year's tax rate, In correspondence with the __Now it's air conditioned hous­ you can buy! few did not open. for the Department's alcohol year before the town can build es lor the blrd.s. Mr. and Mrs. despite a $5 million increase in the proposed Parker Village town. Atty. Jules Karp has As on most opening dilys of and tobacco tax division in Hon­ Fred Hanna found that in very Cars. All Yoors cmd huge expositions—the fair occu­ Engaged the town's grand list. olulu, said he will retire about treatment plant. Green Manor .suggested for Green Manor that M O T rs warm weather the baby birds in Martin has recommended a had agreed to contribute $350 the portions of the agreement pies a mile-square site at Flush­ The engagement of Mls.s Bar­ 18 months from now—when he the area leave the nest before $209,000 cut in the board of ed­ per house in its new subdivision, the firm concluded with the Models from 1953 to ing Meadow—there was some bara H. Folcik of Plainville to reaches his 67th birthday. they should and have to be fed confusion. Many out-of-order Richard A. Quinby of Manches­ ucation budget, plus an ad­ Lahart was one of the 10 fa­ built after the treatment plant town, as part of the town’s ap­ ditional cut of $25,000 in the proval of the subdivision plans, i by their parents on the ground. MOTTS QUALITY pay telephones and coffee and ter is announced by her par­ mous snecinl trea.sury agents was complete, toward the cost 1963. MONEY ' To make life easier for the sandwich stands couldn't cope ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Fol­ $140,000 asked for operation of headed by Eliot Ness during the o f the plant. be amended to recognize Green the Community College. (The town planning commis­ Manor’s propo.sal. ! birds, the Hannas nailed a piece With the customer rqsh- cik of Plainville. tough days of prohibition. of aluminum straight across the The board of directors, whose Lahart said only three of the sion has required that the firm Atty. Aronson and General Among other parade features: H er fiance is the son of Mr. ' pointed roof of the bird house. members have all gone on rec­ "Untouchables” arc how living, include sewage hookups in all Manager Richard Martin A troop of Montana cowboys, And Mrs. Nelson W. Quinby o f Then they added a thick layer LOOK- NO MONEY ORDERS led by their governor, Tim M. 88 Tanner St. ord for "holding the tax line, and he's the only one still with the planned homes, in anticipa­ agreed in principal to making ^ of styrofoam. Babcock; geishas singing softly Miss Folcik is studying for a if possible,” must come up with the department. tion of construction of the the proposed changes, but will and twirling parasols; shriners master's degree at Comeli Uni­ DOWN, UP TO 36 with molting feathers; Moorish versity, Ithaca, N. T. She is a 15* women holding their skirts up graduate of Plainville High Service Chorge when they came to muddy pud­ School and Saint Joseph College, MONTHS TO PAY! dles; Hula dancers doing their West Hartford. She was former­ OH omounts up to MOO.OO celebrated gyrating—under top­ ly a teacher in the Burllngton- coats. Harwlnton Regional School LATE MODEL CARS TTiere also was* a carriage System. GUARANTEED carrying "Ferdinand and Isa­ Mr. Quinby is a graduate of Manchester High School and* CHICKENS bella"—Mr. and Mrs. John N. 30 DAYS or Page, contest winners from Co­ the University of Connecticut lumbus, Ohio. School of A^culture. He is 1,000 MILES! Also in the parade act was a self-employed in the Manches­ MoH’s"Tendor-Trim’’ beer wagon pulled by four im­ ter area. '63 XL-Convertiblo ported German horses. A n August wedding is planned. Like mw! Red with white- 4Hi riini 7Hi R a As night fell, lighted pavilions walls, power steering, power and colored fountains glowed hrakeR, radio, heater, auto- F IR S T through the fog; the pool of in­ luatle. Very low mileage! 3 R IB S IH , 7 r dustry erupted with fireworks, and powerful searchlights raked House Votes One owner! F2695 I Believe: the sky. RIB ROASTS lb. It was gala and it was fun, but nature didn’t cooperate at '63 NOVA II H Y G R A D E ’S L E A N 4 to 6 LB . A V E R A G E Districts B ill SERVICE DELICATESSEN all. Chevy Hportu Coupe. Red irs A (Continued from Page One) with blaek Interior, 6 cylin­ HARTFORD (AP)—It was a BOILED HAM Machine Sliced Lb. 89c der, radio, heater, ^ l O O C SMOKED SHOULDERS 111.39* foul, rainy day, and a lot of the Wallingford in the new fifth dis­ autoinatlc. ITFw buildings were really not ready IJke lu \v. low mileage. A one Potato Salad or Cole Slaw, Home Style . . . .lb. 29c trict with Waterbury and other WOMAN’S WORLD for visitors, but Gov. John owner car. Dairy Department Dempsey’s glimpse of the New Naugatuck Valley towns. Seafood Department Tork Worid's Fair has con­ There were also arguments '62 MONZA MOTT’8 Regular 79c lb. SHOP-RITE Regular 63c lb. |n|a. vinced him it w ill be a solid suc­ AT MOTT’S Fresh Flounder Dressed Fancy TOo* that the town of Bethany be Corvalr. Red with whitewall*, cess. Fillet Lb. wwC Smelts Lb. A7V allowed to remain in the third radio, heater, 4-iipeed REAL SHARP CHEESEu. 69° AUER. CHEESE l. 5 9 ' Dempsey attended the offi­ district instead of being includ­ transmlHRlon. C A C cial opening of the fair yester­ ed in the fifth. Like new. ^ You’ve probably already discovered that your Mott Hostess is a real day, along with numerous other The redistricting measure be­ expert in food shopping. She’s able to answer almo.st any question governors. fore the assembly would create '59 CHEVROLET A fte r viewing the parade in six districts to replace the five Bel Air 4-Door. Radio, heat­ about her store and the products in it. And if perchance s’’ c doesn’ t which the Governor's Foot now in effect, thus ending the er, V-8, automatic. Guard marched, he and the oth­ office of congressman at large. know the answer she’ll find out and let you know. er dignitaries had a limited op­ The new sixth district would Exceptionally SOAR eleaii ear! 0"13 portunity to visit some of the include all of Litchfield County She knows every cut of meat . . . which one to buy for what dinner— S ^ e r t O exhibits. and smne towns now in the This was a welcome change, first and fifth districts. '62 CHEVROLET how much— and how to prepare it! Next lime you plan a special dinner he said, because it brought Only the second district Biseaync 2-Door. Radio, heat­ let your Mott Hostess help you. Let her show you how to pet the very them indoors. It rained heavily would remain as it is now. er, uiitoiiwtle, V-8, white­ S R V E l ^ during the parade, the governor The session was triggered by wall!). Autumn gold. Very low most out of meat shopping and serving. She’s eager to help. •aid. a federal court suit brought by mileage. Excep- ftl/LOC Debipsey said he was deeply Jack Zalman, political writer tlonally clean. ^ 10 7 ^ Remember the Mott store you .shop in— is YOUR Mott store. Your Impressed with the selection of for the Hartford Courant. U..S. CHOK E topped _^„ored Del yo“'* photographs, sketches and oth­ Zalman asked that all Con­ point of view is helpful to us in deciding just how Mott’s can serve you PORTERHOUSE * r »n d er mementos of the late Presi­ necticut congressmen be elect­ STEAK Specials! better. So, if you have any suggestions, comments or ideas please let dent John F. 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I^AiQl TWENTY-TWO u rn s spORts Housewife Wins $84,692d20 on .HHCELS IN ACaOSB aUM ie makar • Deneattabio > MY HEADto l(M «a Mtd TH lfli note in TUAN LIKE vi(k« vMia Otiide'a mala Mra. Helen MoOrady of West ville ($8.40), JHllro (t6$.40), "X can’t believe it, really. really? Then maybe It’a impor- '-sick. AD four with 4MMktlplaN«a Hollywood, fia., clutched a Dan­ ,veuA«/L Um noM aSanttafokHs Rough T e r t t ^ ($3$.^) Ws got It all! l haVs no she added. TAIEO TO a— *o 3 a capital L argest U.S. ish good luck troll doU in one Ebcpreslvo ($11.40)($11.60) pn on the fifth ,!,,^ j A Oulfstreanr fSbarpan, Md She trifd'f) wad the stack \ THIMK' OP larniH driak hand, held her husband's arm alxth, eight and ninth races re-' hadn't, thought about alll that . recalled, "Mrs. - A sumpin' laet 1 3 B n (h tr tt ra w r with the other and 'Watched specUvely. The previous record of bills given hen as cash, but;troU In . hamj. -still sayftr 'Wa CN a (B ib .) lOPerflaa pool Track Payoff . " she said. >< NKSHT.BUTV 11 PUIar / r Little Gianta Prepare for Opener Oulfstream Park officials count high of $$4,114.20 was won, unable tO' fpM ■ them, finally j got it all’. It’a n ^ every hptoe- BIJGGS BUNNY THC FAT^ 14— lapiwN out stacks of $100 bills. March 5 at Oulfstream. Mri, McGrady >said she and UIU m u Um 17 Musical Sunday afternoon, for the first time in history, the her 'husband often 'Wait Gulf- stacke$ them neatly In her i wife who makes more iha»i y^UOMT aiekiMm* U Genua od “We got it aUl Wf got it all!” Husband Helped stream, only about five miles purse, ieylng ’That will, do,ft» W’t.OOO In an efUmoon.” . _ HAVKWT EARKieO FOLLCR MB! M a tm p lifM aramaa at Armadillo (««r.)( Springfield Little Giants will open their home Eastern In History she said over and dver. *a^ cia- A 8 D 0 S ^ a s Brae adCMjinlMm ..wnaW . Mrs. McGrady aald her hus­ from their home "but ihave now.” ' ’ ' ------,INOUSH TODAY TO MAVBEICN ai HoiN priBdalM 44 M mOm ^ague s^aon with a doubieheader. Sunday openinga in HELP! _ 34 Priandf OTr.) She took two $40,000 checks band John picked numbers never won something like this.” The McGrad/a waited almost Most hlU by two playera on / A S A U C E R \ MEI>rS aSMohammtdan assurt the mihor leagues are rare enough, but (loublehSaders MIAMI, Fia. (A P )— A and the rest In cash. She' said aeven and six to correspond At first she aaked her identity OEMIUKI TYOUARE BUSINESS, c u Tto aBWUhdrmr 4aAfM 20 minutes ittUr the last 'race,the ^ e , baseball team liv the are unheard of. fhoth«r of four youngatars' ahe would share the money with with the ages of their oldeat be withheld, but told that her apparenUy ior the Crowd' to'^lamd season'is « record'4l6. It MOST BUT I FEEL j OnUP aiNlfbtlMfaira a s iv rC d n ia c tn dOMuaicaltani dTNottok 23 C *p abt« a region 41 Anoint 4 t Grant n > Chick .O'Mnlldy, thd hard­ in bed with ehickenpox her sister Mrs. Alfred Ferris children. She picked three and handicapping ability had. won clear, before presenting the win- was set In IMO^ bjr YOflc KINO! « u / r r ‘ • attack. Infleldera Joes Calero' who helped with Hhe winning I ILI 94KMm tt V Sereo ad ed 43 OodranY taniuuiarflir working general mahager of the and Frank Johnson plue utility- four, "My lucky numbers for her the largest.payoff in ^ittory, nlng UckeL rf I Glent first basemen BMl Tmrrr land (d ia l.) kntband tnBrth.)taBaodlMntain Clald* AA team, • iNmdreted last went to the track yeater-' combination; 7-0-3-4. reason I won’t tell yop.” Mrs. Then maybe It’i^ importafi^” She apologized tor leaving In (254) and third bfieeman Iked MlVofikal pbat man AI Brickaon are others *x- day for a breather, bet %2 r"1 r i r IS r winter he woifld .draw the larg» pected to bolster the offense. The payoff came on Center­ McGrady ia in her early 80s. ishe gasped and> said, . • "No, a hurry. "But. the C^dren arc | Llndstrom aiMinaral avriiv 11 1 set opening day crowd In the on a hunch twin double and aOSMe t The league has undergone a ------' ■ ...... saOnertoty 12 n l mlhor-^regardleM of claMiftea- slight change with the New nd 1 aCC ww ,. . . L ..... a4Fermaiio(iW J tlon. That was a pretty big York Mets moving in to op­ walked off with aS4,003.30, aSKndatvar n r IT H7 boast -and was generally re­ erate the Williameport fran­ largest payoff in 'U.S. racing MCoortatr titla garded aa a pipe dream. a? Rad daar atad rr r chise and Binghamton moving history. , aa Girl'a name (M.) But today. Chick reports a to the New Tork-Pennsylvania dOMaaauN af B sale of over »,000 tickets for the Leame. Ernie White, former St. JEfi. but ^ , diftance inaugural and the pbaelbility It Louis Card pitcher and Met HOW ABOUT M AK 1N 6 ____ _ 41 CoHacUoa N will reiahh 10,000 before Sunday, Coach, will manage at Williams­ P i n F i n a l i s t s Anyone matching those figures port. THEM a>o IM ? « g £ 7 IT dSRlnflet will be rare Indeed In these days Jim Lemon, ahiggtng outfield­ In Duckpin Play BY V. T. HAMLIN d a o e n ir B” Of dying minor league baaebeU. er for Washington, Philadelphia ALLY OOP 51 Dutch dtjr ■There is some doubt, by the and the l^ite Sox, will be a aa Cotton tabrie way, whefe 10,000 people will playing manager at York, a At H oliday Lane UVa’bal fit Into pynchon Park (capacity Senator (arm. Bob Nleman, an­ at Poetic about 0,500) but If anyone can eentractlM ^ - other power-hittlnr outfielder FlnallsU were determined t CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER aaitooMn road find a O’Malley will. in the majors, takes over at IT’S ♦3IT yesterday Iti all divisions of the id Laipl term He'd a supreme believer In the Charleston, a Cleveland prop­ fourth annual Junior Town arSontMrfnl • minor leagues — not just In erty with Earl Weaver con­ DOWN r DifCkpln Bowling Tournament X fipripgfield, but almost any­ tinuing at Elmira and Eddie yesterday, and all will be on the 1 Cotton boodle ET where.' Me’e willing to take a Popowskl, a 37-year veteran at aPeem a the Red Sox' Reading club. line battling for titles Sunday acowber, itr c ehanoe in Hartford, too. If given afternoon at 2:30. All cham­ InaUnca u a li^l# finaiielal support. But ■ * * *»' [C. CL he'd not been greeted 'with over­ pionship matches will be on a whelming enthusladm In the Gilbert Retuma best of five game basis. Capitol City press, plue there Speaking of managers, Andy The pairings are; Bantam are a flock of prdblems to be Gilbert, who spent five yean at Girls — Dot l/amey've. Sharon overcome if the, ancient Dillon Springfield before moving to Johnson; Junior Girls — Joyce OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLUM8 Stadium were to be used.' Tacoma last season is back at Austin vs. Linda Machla; Sen­ “But it can be done,’’ O'Mal­ the Little Giants' helm. ior Girls — Gale Correntl vs. JuararrEAM OKAY, veu DObrr MCED TO AMPTDMA)^ ley predlots. ‘.'At least the’ ball "It's not a demotion.” O'Mal­ Carol Uibanetti; Bantam Boys ’E M IM A » • a y A VWORP/I'LL LOO WAd auMioprnitL park Is there. Dven aa it is. it’s ley emphsstzed, "the organiza­ —Dennis McGuire ve. Robert HAKPABYOU IM aoPToo’S He wobrr « s t BC CHeCKIMO better than some In our league." tion felt Gilbert was beat at in­ Oichran; Junior Boys — Mark ' VMAMTTD--1 H U R T -T H EN T L L LIB TaM T O * e * structing young players and Sullivan, vs. Terry Kelly; and BY AL VERMEER CAM HAMDLE A RAZZIM* FROM HIM ’CAL»E PRISCILLA’S POP AM VTHIW a H e’L L T H IN K IC A M T that’s why he was brought bi^ck Senior Boys — Howie Holmes YOU CAM THROW AM/ FAaTER- Personnel Strong here. Buddy Kerr, who man­ vs. Bruce Leone. Only one de­ THROW/ AM' FIM A LLV. T D K E E P O'Malley believes the Spring- aged last year, would rather fending champ, Miss (Correntl, US! field club la the strongest Its scout players'and so he's been U in the finale. ever been—gt this point! made our Eastern scouting su­ Semifinal results were; “ At least we know what pervisor.” Bantam Girls* we've got," he says. "We have Sppdngfleld expats soms Dot Varney (2), Lorraine 10 or U players back on the more aid- either from San liaccaro (1). rooster wbo*ve proven they’re Francisco or Tacoma—before Sharon Jolmson (2), Nancy Kaatem League pjayara.' Four the season is very far along. Gutrelch (0). Q of our were on. the club One of the possibilities ia bonus Junior Girls m • m m »m last seaebp', as were both patch- boy Al Stanek of Chicopee, Joyce Austin (2), Gall Hamp^ FREE 0*MlSBMSMnR*l era, an.,rnfielder and twd out­ Mass. He stayed with the Na­ ton (1). fielders'. Another inflelder, Da- tional League club all last sea­ Linda Hachia (2), Joan Ur- maso Blanco, was with us two son as the protected player and banettt (1). years ago.” win be farmed out this season, Senior Girls One of thS' hurieni Is Matt probably'to Tacoma or Spring- Gale Oorrenti (2), Diane Oayeski a Portland native who Ma.ynard (1). had trouble winning with El field. A high school and American Carol Urbanetti (2), Claire Paso, the Olants'.Texas League Pavelack (1). club, then came clo.ser to home Legion baseball standout, he’s p>x well known to Bay State fans Bantam Boys i and posted a 8-2 record. Dennis McGuire (2), Paul FOR THE WHOLE "The air down there (in the and would mean a tremendous BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL ^ I drawing card for the Little Miller (0). Texas Leigus) Is so light the Robert Cochran (2), Jay hitters have an edge,” O’Malley Giants. V 5 k m i').: claimed. "Pitchers who couldn't We expect the club to have Blakeslee (0). (2 or 22) L tn e s iM a o * IffSfT *n^at do wa do wHh oar Bparo Brno? Honry ptaya foM# win ftere—like Oayeski—come a successful season—to Improve Junior Boys BO»m£?. I play bridgo and Junlo r ^ ^ p it's third place finish of last Mark Sullivan (2), Kent up.here and do much better.” Rothammer (1). B m Dick PaWlow and Jim Mc­ season. And even if he doesn’t £ I Lain, the holdover outfielders get a hit nor throw a pitch, Terry Kelly (2), Gary Smith f! (0 ). I and catcher Denny Sommers, CTharles J. O’Malley will con­ who caught In every one of the tribute greatly—by enthusi­ Senior Boys team’s 140 games last year, asm. competence and plain hard Howard Holmes (2), Bruce BEN CASEY form the nucleus of the batting work. Cappa (0). i Bruce Leone (2), John Helnz- man (.^1). WITH A MEDICAL _ n g MR.BAKER.'dOU'RE ©UARAMTEB THAT “ *« 0 € f i m e L V K PART OF HEA6AINCAMFUMCTI0N Figltfa Laat Night PEwey HASPS RECovfRy N0RMAILV,7HE SHERIFF O M i Fd^hioned Joey Archet PROSRAlit! Y6UYE SOT W ILU/M V4 TO :BH0BN!IX, Ariz. — Gasper A eooo sTORy h e i?e ... (Mega. 155'/^, Mexicali, Mexico, Boxing for Love and Money tt/ypp^i Joe Louis Hargrove, !V.. . 14% Houston, 4. _ '1 ■ MILAN, Italy-^Sandro Lopo- NVW YORK (NBA)—Th«re<^bout mortgages and stuff like polo, 13$„ Italy, and Valerio • • • that." Nunez, 188 Argentine, drew, BY FRANK O’NEAL aren't-'m(my fighters like Joey SHORT RIBS In June he takes a test for 10. Archer around today. a realtorig license. NAGOYA, Japan — Kyum Hie young man voted by the "Fenow can make a lot of Kim, 123, Soute Korea, stopped NO rlngwlse as most likely to euc- money In that business, too,” Kunlhiro Matsumoto, 124, Ja­ eeed to Joey Giardello'e middle­ concluded Joey. pan; 8, TflADE-IN weight championship dresses llk4 a Ininian being and doesn't PREMIER NEEDED wear a beard, mustache or FISK goatee. Archer doesn’t talk like an unexpurgated edition of Fanny LOW MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI Hill, has no'jail record or hood­ P.C.P: INSTANT lum connections and Is as antl- HUNllfHlNC^ PROFILE J'fws mOH TUBELESS ■eptically clean as Bobby Glea- CREDIT 6 I « 04.V6M3U A BLIUN0 7HA1fe«eHT/ •on’s gymnasium in the Bronx m o n o fiL k n o ts .f>lng spot. Next day watch out INA6flH-UNtfTB6r.. C(0HT? MOW'D Vt30 where he trains every day. Regular knots tied In mono- for the big ones. *Pressure Cooled Process Hi-Perfornance Hylon rr? And he can box. fllamnit will slip. To be sure BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Maybe If there were more your lure will never come off, KEEP YOITR N ^ k ^ o o H se fighters like Joey In the bus! heat knot with a .match or cig­ CAMPFIRE DRY a . BeM, boxing wouldn't be In the arette until the line fuses to­ Cold weather cam pen can MORI HIOH-SPEID SECURITYI Safety at ONRUZe present sad atate. And why gether. keep this tip In mind for Kozy $p««d$ up;to 20 MPH faattr than ordinary tiras. tz . aren’t there T Komfort on frosty fall morn­ TWt? O liF A «= "I think the main reas,- C(lno Clmoll, the foimsr Dodg­ $40,000 last season, 300,000 bet­ Prlcee Plus F.E.T., . .. LIFETIME GUARANTEE 000, almost half of which went er and Pirate, went out of his ter than the year before. DAVY JONES for expenses. Only since ha way to tell of Finley’s generosi­ Good B^neea Heed BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS started fighting main events on ty to ths players abova and l)e- MR. ABERNATHY "Finley has a good business' BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY MAi THAT LINE IMU Y/0S< talevMon—10 in all—at $4,000 a yond the call of ordinary giving head,” Clmoll adds. "He sUrts OPEN THC RUOOIR CLEAN OPP WHIN eraek has he made money fast­ at Christman. He sent each all night gamaa at 7 o’clock I OLLY GIVIS IT THE OUN. er than ha Could have In an or­ player a battery-operated wrist U ':-.D c L O T H ir ir , WITH ALL HIS MONEY, and Saturday night games a t' Men., Tues. dinary jOiR watch and a transistor radlA 6. The fans who want to get' WOULD HE W IW ID M jy S$-WlM In 40 Bouts 8 .5 :3 0 ciO Tftes “The man has always bean home early and the fans who INTHePS# H * POHT Joeg; Wt 3$, has had 40 bouts, kind to me, ’/ Ctanoll eajd. "I still want to make a night' of wtamtag. 10 daclslone, scoring had a IS-gfime hitting streak It are happy also. Restaurant FISK CUSTOM 360 sight' knoekouta and losing one., going in IMS and he called Wff$|.aT1iurHlfi □ and hxr owners H»inh this Is a First Line 4-Plj Nylmi Tubelaes n a tnfiy loee was in 1943 to me Into the office one day. great Idea and tha playera are 8-8 Joe OwEaleB, whom he sound- Said he^d nay me $100 foi* xll' lor it alnoa It mva them ^ treuBoed in a return match. every day 1 kept'oA hitting. more tima at homa, too. 6.50x13 eeeeeeae 1 5 4 1 5 Amang those he has defeatefi Hope Offer Stande Saturd ay ’? don’t know what Finley 7.50x14 are Tony Dupas, Don Fullmar, *T hit In only three more has'ln mind about moving the 1 7 4 1 5 Dann'y Moyer, fsHd Salim and games In a rou^and ha paid 8 - 4 team or anything else. All I 8.00x14 t e e c e e e 1 9 4 1 5 Rubli) (nurrlMne) Carter. me $800, but I bad averytmng can teU you (a, that Tva found Borai .(b .Ahe Bronx to llrat- to gain and nothing to losa. I him- to be one of- the fiurest 6.00x13 8.50x14 ' a a e e a a 2 1 4 1 5 genemtida'Irish parents, Joey know If (fo had fin ia ^ in tha bw ball men Pva

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, APRIL 28. 1964 P A € « : '1 # a WAGE TWENTY-FOUB (lANOHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1964 Ford’s 200th Win Just One Sweatshirt Job Koufax Sidelined with Muscle Tear as Club Loses Seventh Dodgers Suffer Growing Headache Bat Champ Heaviery Scatters Six Hits NEW YORK (AP) — tear in his left forearm. Meohomeni by the Dodgers’ Frank returned to Loe Angelea for an Howard and Willie Davis. Curt ' Vhile the L ob A ngeles examination. Simmons won hto second game Trainer Likes Idea Jodgers suffered from $ Before he left the game, Kou­ for the Oardlnato but needed In Taming WSox pnt^g headache in St. fax unleaohed a rare wild third help from Roger cralg. jouis today, Sandy Koufax atrlke that eventually led to '1^ loss wes the second for ta n tU m i- BALTIMORE (AP)— It’s common knowledge that was 2,200 miles away— Charley James' three-run homer Koufax. who beat the Oandl- Red Sox outfielder (W l. Yastrzemski is a good deal and a 7-6 victory for the Cardi­ nato ia the opener. NEW YORK (AP)—Measured by Whitey Ford’s nursing his hot dog arm. nals. It was the seventh straight • * • heavier this year than last A peek at television con- The Dodgers' ace left-hander meticulous standards, the 200th victory of his major defeat for the Dodgers, Who GIANTS - BRAVES— tfirms that. was forced out of the game with have won Just one game. NATIONAL UEAOUE < AMERICAN LBAOUB lea^a career was a complete success— strictly a /, New York ... 3 4 ASS 3H oaa» White Soot, S-^ on six Fadden said the 34-yeai>old In Pro-A m port It feeling he would work torrid hitting pace, getting a New Yortc ...... 1 4 .300 3 WaaMngtott . 3 6 .388 S h fta Hoping to get their early- left fielder,, whose weight la single and a double. ==Leacleni= it o 01 u t Loe Angelee ___ 1 7 .138 Kaasaa City .1 S A88 $H' "L oo^ want throuah one aeascm reoonl over the JH)0 listed aa 180 pounds on the Red aejAAAi^aesA.^ oacm/A yi $-l Tie to exquisitaly tender and sweatahirt,” «aid Ford, laugh- SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (A P I- mark, Idanchestier High to en­ Sox roater, burns up so much Batting — WUUams, Ohlcafo, has a BweUl^ on the inside of Yeeterdey'e Reeulto Yeeterday'e Beenlte iB g, ‘Tm giving myself an ex- M ore than ISO g olfers, includ­ gaging winleaa Wethersfield energy that he will need the .462; Mays, San Fraaeiaoo,to o o ,A 6 tt his left forearm. It to rigid and San Fraaoisco 8, MIlwaMtee Minnesota 7, Woektaigton 8. •eUent report for the game." ing many of the game's top this afternoon in a OCIL base­ added weight in July and Au­ Bailey, Pittsburgh, A44; Alien, Just Uke a hot dog. He also has 8. New York 8, ddoago 0. names, strike out over the Oak Sports Schedule Ford's chart, when oomplet- ball game at Meniorlal Field. gust. WRONG-WAY ROBERTO— Roberto isn’t really doing a Wrong-Way Reigels by PhUadelphla, A t » ; d e m e a te , an Inflammation on hto left el­ Houston 3, Oiniciniiati 9 Loe Angeles 8, Detroit 3. sd, show he kept the WMte Hills Country C3ub course today Vacation week allowed the "When he was stricken with Pittsburgh, A3SS. b ow ." St. Louto 7, Los Angelee 8 after a share of the 140,000 up running away from where he should be head^ after hitting the ball. ’Die Boeton at Baltimore, Ppd. SoK off baJanoe, allowing only starting time to be moved up Jaundice two years ago he was Runs — Mays, San Fran- The Injury immediately recall­ Thursday, April 38 Chicago at New York, PFD. Clevelaad at Kaneaa dtjr, for grabs in the 37th annual to 2 p m . one extra base bit and strUdng down around 180," said Fadden Pittsburgh Pirate outfielder has just got himself all wound up and turned cisoo, 13; WUltomto OUeago and ed the 1063 season when the Wethersfield vs. Manchester, Pltteborgh at Fhlladelplil% F pd. out two while issuing only one T exas C ^ n . Also under way at the local as Boston prepared to meet the around after fouling off a pitch. Bolz, Otnoliiiiatt, 8; Aaron, Bol­ Dodger southpaw suffered a cir- Memorial Field, 2 p.m. PPD. Today's Games w alk. 8o far, the tournament has field to a OCXL track meet be­ Orioles in a twi-night double- ling and Moyey MUwankee and eulatory ailment in a finger of failed to yield a favorite. Cromwell at Coventry, 8:18 Today's Oaraee : Iha. reoord book, when re­ tween the Indians and Bristol header forced by yesterday’s MrtTovey, Saa Fraadaco, 7. his pitching hand and missed p.m . Cleveland (Donovan 8-9) al The rolling 6,715-yard par 70 Chicago (EUswortb 9-1) at Loe Angelea (MoBilde 1-1), N» vised, vdU show Ford the Slst nastem. It marks the first ac- postponement Bone Batted la — M a^ San half of the season. The Dodgers, Track—Bast at Bacon Acad­ ■Itchw in Major League his layout offers sub-par rounds for Uon of the aeasmi tor Coach "It left the kid so weak that leading the league when Koufax New Yortc (Stallard 0-1), 3 Boston (Lnmnbe 1-9 sad Moca- consistent shooters, but has Its Francisco, 16; Banks, CMcago, em y. Paid Pfainney’s charges. he had to rest all winter. An­ Manager Praises Wes Parker, was sidelined, eventually lost Pltteborgh (Ofbbon 0-9) at head 0-0) at Baltimore (Rob­ tocgr to reach the 20(Mtotory trouble spots. A host of the 9; Boiling, Milwaukee, 8; W l- Track—^Bsstem vs. Manches­ Chamberlain’s 35 Points Sets Scoring Pace Blast GathoUc's undefeated other thing Is that you can’t itoms, CUoagD, Johnson, CXn- the pennant in a playoff with ter, Memorial Field, 3:30. FWladelphIa (Mahatfey 0-9), N erta 9A and Barber 9-0), Twl- pros proved during practice track squad (3-0) takas on Ba­ work up a good sweat in Bcqtta- Clncliiiiatt (Nnxhall 9-1) at N. **Tbe*Tfankeee nvsriced their rounds and the pro-amateur ati, and Allen, FMIadel' San Francisco. Friday, April 34 asoond Ttatocy hi aix gamea HUNTING con Academy today in Colches­ dale on account of the climate. Elsewhere in the National Houston (Johnson 3-9), N. WnaUiigtoa (Cheney 9A) ad tournament yesterday t h e y phla, 7. Penney at East, 2 pm. ter looking fo r a third straight “So I’m sure that when we Best Dodger Rookie in Years Loe Angeles (Drysdale 9-1) wtth stW another aohievement. could whip the course. Hite Mays, Saa Franclaoo, League last nl|ht Houston Rockville at Southiitoton. Mtauieeota (Stange 99). trium ph. start to hit some warmer weath­ at St. Louis (BrogUo 1-1), N. to tba fifth kming, Oeto Boyer Billy Maxwell, who hasn't 14; PlnsoB and Ruiz, Otaicta- blanked Cincinnati, 2-0, and Coventry at Ellingbm, 8:16 Only Gnciiee Sebednled. Warrior Outlook Brighter Ody other action to a Char­ er, his weight will come along Ut a homer — the first by a won a tournament since the NEW YORK (NEA)—t fDodgers left Florida. "He was naU, IS; WlUfaune, CMcago, San Francisco stopped MUwau- p.m . ter Oak Conference baseball probably better than It ever has Tankas this season. 1963 Dallas Open, came up with When the Dodgers started I the story of our camp. If I Mays, MUwankee, and Bailey, kee 8-6. Rain halted Pittsburgh Saturday, April 36 The Mtnnenota Twtna hit game that shows Cromwell at before.” had to have a replacement for at Philadelphia and Chicago at Eastern Relays, New Britain, a four-under-par 66 yesterday O oventry. Pltfartmrgh, 12. Johnson SOI, Dorlz O'Hara torse homera — by Tony Oliva, FISHING Right-handers Jack Lamabe training at Vero Beach, WilUe Davis in center field, Doubles — Bodgen, Ohioago, N ew Y ork. 11 a.m. that was tops in the pro- Tomorrow's slats to alao on 178-461, EUeen Boris 182-463, After 115-91 Playoff Win and Dave Morehead are down Walter Alston felt that the wouldn’t heeltate to use him. s • • Bowling Meh RoUina and Don hBnoher am ateur. ^ Basko, Houston and Stnrgeil, the thin side with three base­ to pitch the first two Baltimore CARDS - DOOOHIS— Ginny Clark 180-523, Maria Bo­ — hut soared the winning run However, nine others turned BUYING A BOAT ball aUractions tbe only list­ Los Angeles club was in the He has the aptitude and de­ Pittsburgh, 4; WUllanw, OM- on a peased ball in a 7-6 trl- in below par rounds, Including games. They will face Robin sire. He’s intelligent, eager to oa go, S. Koufax, wtiose victories last lls 182, Edith Palmar 187-470, Choosing a boat can take SAN FRANCISCO (A P ) ♦^rhipped the Celtics, 116-91, last^polnta in tke opening in gs. B ast CSathoUc (1 -2 ) to host untenable position of hav­ REPUBLICAN WOMEN — Martha Moffitt' 176-466, Alba omph over Wacdilngton. to the defending champion Phil Rod­ Roberta and Steve Barber. learn and catehee on ^ckly. Tralles — Santo, ddeogo and season earned him the league’s time, but it need not be a chore; night in a "must’’ game for the Warriors surged to a 40-31 to Penney High in a 3 o'clock ing to defend the world cham­ Bea Bagley 188, Cfiara Rand Rusconl 179-471, Eleanor Qran- only other AL game played, the gers, who sixsled over the same Coach Alex Hannum and He has asked me more ques­ Fox, Hooeton, 3; tan t i e d Most Valuable Player award, if properly done, it can pay rich them . lead. gam e a t BX3HS F ield. pionship with just 21 men. l78, Dorothy Appleby 202—627. ko 189, Hlldur Zawtotoaki 471. liOO Angelea Angela struok for course last year 16 strokes dividends in safety, a;^rt and his San Francisco Warriors, For Boston had won the first Wilt Chamberlain sooeed 38 Lefty FVank Klnel wdl prob-1 The socialistic flrst-ysar tions than any player X ever w ith L g o t fatto trou ble wtien BIU NATIONAL LEAGUE tom runs in the ninth and a S-8 better than par. had. White swung and missed for M oO ovey 8 (4), G ianta; T m t s Phyl Heritage 468, Doloraa Lew- satisfaction. the rough-and-tough Cin- two of this best four-of-«even as high point man for the game ably start for Baat, locking for bonus rule was making four of Home Buns — Moya, Saa LAMES OF ST. JAMES — to 462, Bea Bagley 461, n o Bool- vtotory over Detroit Perhaps one reason mpst feel "Parker Is the running, hus­ the thtad strike. TTm ball got by 3 (8), Braves; Howard (8), W. First, it’s Important to ex­ derellas of the Hardwood, playoff for the NBA title. and was the winner this tlnra hia first win of the season. He the Dodgers’ brightest pros­ Fraadsoo, 6; WllUama, ddoago, Sally Gayson 134, ly 453. Two gamae were poatpooed the tournament, which ends tling type of player the Dodg oatoher John Roseboro, though, Davto (1), Dodgers; Janies (1), amine the boat ashore. Then have high hopes now of "We played our type of game in his perennial battle with the turned in a good j last Sat­ pects count against the player 6; MoOovey, Saa FVaaolaoo, 4; hy rain — Boetcn at Baltimore Sunday, is anybody's title is the and we plan to keep going this Celtics’ Bill Russell. urday against Holyoke Catholic limit of 26 after the first month ere like. He’s a fine looking hit­ Howard, Lee Angelee, BoIUig, luid White reached first. Kou- W arw ick (1), W hite (1), C or- fact that several of the biggest ride in it and drive it. But for catching the Boston Celtics and KAFFE KLATOHERS—Ann NTTE OWLS — Mary Lourte and Cleveland at Kanaas C9ty. beat results, we must realize way from now on," Hannum AH told the Warriors Ut 68.4 but the eventual vlotory went of the season. Only one could ter from either side of the plate Milwaukee and Allen, Phila­ ia x then walked Ken Boyer and dkudftf names have skipped it winning the National Basket­ Mitchell 191-187-552, AnlU Gir- roUed a new high triple of 60T. Ford, vdw was the AL’s win- Just what can and what can't continued. per cent of their shots from ths to reUever Barry ShedUey. It be returned to the minors as a and ae fast as Maury Wills.’' delphia. $. gave up the home lun pitch to AMSSIOAN UHAOUE ardln 478, MlUle Denley 454, aingaot pitchar last year with Arnold Palmer, Jack Nick- ball Association crown. her high single was 164. noew be checked should be recog­ Game No. 4 comes tomorrow fioor—the Celtics 31.8. In Bos­ wUl be Penney’s first game of designated player. A player AU this after Jurt one • Stolen Basea — WUto, Lee Jam es. ..S k o w ro n (8), Senators; OUva Marge Lotas 457. ence *]^Ior 184, Stella Gonkjr a 31-7 record, was locked in a laus, Gary Player and Julius "That was the style of ag­ night in the Cow Palace. ton about the rcrverse had been the season. o of organized beU end Angelee, 4; W. Davto, Loe An­ Boros ars absent. Mike Souchak, nized. A test ride or drive, par­ such as Jeff Torborg, the catch­ Oari Warwick and Whtite lat­ (3), BoUlns (1), Mlnober (1), 178, Mary Lou SmoH 461. Bap> dual with White S ok starter gressive game 'which has been The Warriors could do little true the first two games. Rockville (6-0) will send Jim By JUUyS BOROS w tilri Id ttM Arizona Inrtruc- who won the Houston Classic ticularly, should be planned be­ er who was given a $70,000 gelee, S; dnofauiail, 3. er Mt betne runs, nullifying Twins; Boyer (1), Yankees. HOME ENGINEERS—Linda ban Fainad 48L Gary Patera until Boyer hit hia so Important to us this year,” 'wrong last night before 10,861 John HavUcek led the Bos­ Martollo, their ace, to the UA OKN CHAMPION bonus fresh out of Rutgers Uonol League. Pericer — 21 FltcMng — CFToole, dncki- Sunday, alao did not enter. forehand. said Hannum. bases empty homer in the fifth. The examination and trial of partisan fans. ton sh ooters w ith 3Q. Sam mound against Southington hi FRE-SWINO PATTERN University, could be claimed by 6-1, 180 — to cactreordfaiary In natt, Johnson, Hooston, KUpfi- The Yankees made It 3-0 in The field includes 43 players The Warriors, wiw won the Tom Mesohery tied the NBA Jones, who hit 31 in his last Central Valley Conference ac­ who have won tournaments on the craft should be done only Newspaper Entorprtoe Assn. another outfit for $8,000. present>utch) more than a couple of Innings Man out of Darrtown, Ohio, is football team until someone Fregoet Los Angeles, .430; your examinations will then sel­ From Stanley Cup Amerioa football game here and the toe Is dropping, then earUer this week. Coventry to ths antithesis of his predeces­ warned him ag;atnst the risk of Harrlsoiii Chandler Harper, dom include boats varying Saturday night, June 27. ‘ Howard, New York, .400; OUva, BASEBALL HEROES Gene UtUer, Jay Herbert and 5-9 already, BlUngton, 0-3. you are too close. That bottom sors, Leo Durocher and Char­ injury. He was ineiliglble for Minnesota, .894. greatly from one another. Une must be levd. Jack Burke Jr. Much Information about the ts Dressen, who see every basebaU when he transferred to Rons — AUen, Minnesota, 7; BATITNO—WllUe MeCovey, Tbs man who’s probably DETROIT (AP)— Detroit Red Wings Manager-Coach With your feet in position, good-loMdng kid in their pos­ the Unlverstty of Southern Hansen, Chicago and Alltoon, Ut three oonaeonttve homers strength of a wood or metal your weight properly set, apd playing a# hard aa anyone to boat, and its durability, can he Sid Abel wasn’t asking for much as his team awaited session as ths greatest thing California in his senior year. OUva and Rollins, Mbmeisota, 6. aaeh oC'a dUfeMt pitahcr, as Gary Lindgren Brightest Hope your knees fieoced, you will find win Is Jimmy Demaret, who has gained from examination, ac­ the sixth game of the Stanley Cup finals against the around. Tommy Davis, for ex­ Chuck Dreeaen, then coach­ Rune Batted In — Wagner, San pyanciaeo wUppad MUwbh- you ars bent slightly forward played here more times than cording to Willard Crandall, Toronto Maple Leafs tonight. ample, wasn’t an outstanding ing the Dodgers, knew Parker’s Cleveland, Cash, Detroit OUva, keA S-g. anjrans now on the tour. Tbla boats editor of Sports Afield at the waist. hitter in his eyes until he had father. Dressen guided the Minnesota and Hinton, Wash­ FtrOHING — Whitoy Ford. All he’d like la another out-^ year's tournament Is being ded­ Magazine. Check on the fre- standing game from Terry Saw- United States Seen Ready Moke sure your back to prac- thoroughly demonstrated that W E S P A R K E R yomigster throughout his Lit­ in gton , 7 ; RolUns, MfamiBsote, 6. Tankaea, stopped OUrago en icated to him. end gets nearer In the finals. qilmcy and size of rivets or chuk, Gordie Howe and the oth­ tioally straight from your wetot he could lead the league. tle League, American laglon Hlto — OUva, MhuMeota, IS; sbc hHa, allowing only ene ex- Demaret has never won ths One of the happiest players on ping off like Lippy .DuiDohiar, Bressond, Boston and B oUIim , screws and nails; the number er veterans; another hustling to your toiouAders. Plenty of Praise and college career. hra baae |dt. In £ d vtotory ever open hut was runner-up four the Detroit team is Johnny Mac­ For Olyihpic Dbtance Runs As you address the ball, your That is the way Alston has who to back again as one of Mliinesota, 10; Blalzone, Boston, Whtoe Sen. tim es. o t framee or subatltutes; the pierformance by Bruce Mac­ M illan. his coaches and Joins in the- Packer hit .306 for Santa thickness of the material used Gregor, Eddie Joyal and his oth­ arms 'diould hang straight been for 11 years, but Wes MioAnUffe, Detroit and Fregoet Sold by Toronto earlier In the chorus. Baiboia fai the dase C Califor­ Los Angelee, 9. for planking. Check on fore- er ‘‘kids’’, and the victory which down from the Shoulders. The Parker, a dead ringer for the nia League, .860 then moved up season, MacMillan has been NHhW TCRK— (INEA)— >put out so much so young, but extension of your left aim All-America Boy, has the or­ “Parker has me excited,” D onl^ — Brandt Baltlmmw and-aft framing as well as the will give the team the coveted used chiefly as a penalty MDer college outdoor track and ^hld to Albuquerque in AA. " hto best event to 10,000 meters. diould form a straight line dinarily taciturn skipper pop- Alston admitted before the and Hansen, Ohioago, $; eight New UConn Foothall Coach croMwise ones. Don’t worry piece of silver. by Abel after being recalled season opens with ^ the Penn, Parker, in ttie mold of Tom­ tied with 3. about getting a boat that is The Red Wings, with a 3-2 And whsn young Lindgren was 'With the clu b. T ou r hands, as from the American League. Drake and Mt. San Antonio in New York he said he might my Henilch, to gracefully fast. Triples—OUva, BOnneaota and needlessly strong; that’s better edge in the series after a 2-1 you lode down the shaft of the "It felt good beating the Mar R elays and -we’ rs o ff on a M g try to qualify at that distance.” If he can be fOiAted, it iq bis Hinton, Washington, 8; Frae- To Speak at Sports Night than getting one too weak. triumph In Toronto Tuesday pie Leafs,” MacMillan said. ‘‘At dub, ahould be sHghtiy ahead night, are cautiously optimistic. Olympic year. 1,600-Metor Hopes arm, whkh to average. He pre- hao, Detroit and Versalles, Mln- Boats are no longer used least with this club you know of the boll. Post-Spring Training Look B eeote, 3. principally In calm water; they They realise that Winning on "The most significant tMng Bastment listed U.S. 1,600- fere ttM outfield to first base. you’re going to play when they meter men—O’Hara, Burleson, I widen my stance, again re­ Home Buna—AUea, Minneso­ (Wok) Fonano, head foot-henjoyed tremendous success in meet many more waves from Toronto ice was a big stepping about it,” said Geoige Bont- His fattier to a tounuunent call you up. Sid is some guy. Cary Weislger and John Ca­ affirm my line, and waggle the ta and Skowran, Wariitegton, 8; hto ohosen field. A marine oorps other boats, now. And today’s stone. They need one more vic­ ment at Manhattan CoUege, “to brittga player and the boy to befi ooach nt the University of With the Leafs I never knew mion. O’Hara lowered the world dubhead. All of thia is done in Shows Navy Has Problems eight tied with 3. veteran and a native of Akron, higher speed means that a boat tory to become the second team that the United States to .ready good enough to be one hfanself. Oonneotiout will be one of the whether I was going to get on Indoor mile mark to 8:68.6. a rhythmical flow of motion. Stolen Boses—^Apariclo, Bal­ Ohio, he began his coaching hits each wave harder. The sim­ ever to win the Stanley Cup aft­ to go tbe distance for the first He to so good indeed that Don the 'ic e ." Former mile ace Jim Beatty After I have placM the dub­ timore, 6; DavallUo, Oleveluid feahined ^>eakers eit the second plest way for a manufacturer to er finishing fourth in the stand­ tim e.” Diyadale edreoAy has dafaned career aa an assistant at Ak­ should stand out at 5,000 me­ head behind the boll, my feet ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP)—A^ "We Just practice as many and Hinton, Washington, 3. aniiuai James Holy Name ron’s Kenmore High School. meet price competition In to­ ings in the regular season. Basrtment to the one - time post-spring training look at his hfan o s his partner. And, they know they have a ters. Pete McArdle, Bob are still dose, together. Then days as we think are necessary. Pitching — MiUer, Baltimore Booiety Family Sports Night to TWo years as head ooach at day's boat market is to use Long Ball Hitter Georgetown quarter-mUer who football squad reveals two big That’s acceptance, too. little cushion in that they get Schul, Ned SargMit, John Macy, 1 move my left foot to the left. We accomplished all we thought and PMs, Minnesota, 3-0, 1.000; he held Wtday night at 8 Hower High in Akron followed. fewer frames or fastenings, or last July retired from ooaching problems for Navy Coach eighteen tied with 1-0, 1.000. two cracks at that deciding win. Oscar Moore, Leslie Hegedus, At the same time I again re­ we could accomplish and didn’t e^clock at Maiichester High He started upon hto ooBege thinner material. So be on the Rated Favorites after 36 yeans to be dean of Wayne Hardin In 1964—^lack of Strlkeonts—Peters, Ohksgo, The Maple Leafs have to win Jerry Smart and Max Truex affirm my line and raise the see any reason for going any • oh od . ooaching aareer as line ooach at watch. Check neatness of con­ men at Manhattan. He to diair- depth and Inexperience at end. 16; Pena, Kansas City, 13; struction details, too: If the twice to take it. ' ' have a chance at 10,000 meters. dubhead over the baii in a longer," Hardin said. Wooeter OoUege in Ohio in 1966 man of the American men’s Jim Ofells, another line mller, But Hardin isn’t ready to join Grant Cleveland, Began, De- Foraano was appointed bead builder insists on quality In the Howe, who has seen more In Titleholders semi-waggle. eoach in January, succeeding and was backfield coach at Olympic track and field oom- is a steeplechase candidate. the football coaches crying bri­ The spring drills moved Har­ m m teoit and Segnl, Kansas City, 11. playoff action than moat of the Next I move my right foot to parts you can see, jrou can be m ittee. gade Just yet. din to new Buperlatlvea about BOb tognSs. Fbrnano, SMletant Kent State University the next players around, seemed to AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP)—"Any­ Buddy Bdelen could be a the right and return the dub­ pretty sure he’ll Insist on qual­ "We have never sent two The outlook for-the fall to Staubach, who broke several vnrsity football coach at the two seasons. He moved to the speak for the team when he body who hits the badl long threat In the marathon. head to behind the ball. ity in the parts you can’t see. 1500-ld head coach Bowl berth agalfist national Ed Pagan! 136, Dick DlBella The Blue Grass would gross rubber band away after clinch­ Hawks hi the semifinal match, some good scores if the weather champion Texas. ing. Shot will never wander. appears to get stronger as the h old s.” been raised after the nmmthon range, Wallingford. sailed off spring training this 145-881, Al Piritey 188-140-306, $29,000 with all five starting. Opposing Northem Dancer Mickey, a two-time Titlehold­ since Johtuvy Hayes prevailed A record number of 19 Junior year after 18 days of the 30 al­ He says he to optimistic about Skip Kearns 148-898, Bill Shee- 8MM»VIMIIUmON-WlDI'•NO UM ir* aiM RAIlin ers winner, missed a chance for as Dorando. the Italian, ool- and senior shooters were lead lowed for drills, but he says this the 1964 season but realizes k ey 146-368, TUI M erlino 187- were O. M. Holtslnger’s Arkan- ENGINE TUNE-UP "That anything approaching B Derby winner Prince Da- Ns Imit sn imntiM • Ns Mnlt on must • No Hfflit as to raids • Ns lapeed In 1908. George W. Ortoni by newcomer Ken Wood, 117- to n o rm a l 368, Rollle Irish 139-350, Roy her third straight green coat Ihnit as to speed • Farttw antira fife of ths head last year when she lost a 18- bagged the steeplechase In Pa­ TV, closely foUow^ 1^ JMm "We have never gone the full our 1963 finish as the nation’s McGuire 136-141-392, Al Bujau- velle. Darby Dan Farm’s Salt- hole playoff to Marilynn Smith ris in 1900 and John D. Light- G a l l a g h e r Jr. I16-3V, Art time since X have been coach No. 2 ranked team will take dus 142-381, Ed Frazier 362, ville, E. A. Diut’s Royal Shuck ALL NIW aOODYEAR AUTO TIRES ARE OUARANTEEO againtt Our EXPERT MECHANICS o f Jupter, F la ., 72 to 73. body repeated in St. Louto in ShorU 116-OV, Bd Quinn 116, here. considerable doing." Ray Johnson 361, Ange Pontlllo and Dlxlana Farm’s AUen dstocls In workmanship and materials and normal road hazards, GENERAL KRAFT TREADS Adair. It was Miss Smith’s first TiUe­ 1904. Forty-eight years elapsed xnd Dan Haubuigsr 110. A team 362, Cy GiorgetU SOS, Walt aacapi rspalrsMo punctiirss. Northern Dancer, who has do all this work: holders victory and her first before another Yankee, Horace soore of 874-lOV was fired. The Siichy 381, Tony MarlnelU 358, W A OOODTEAR TIRE FAIU UNDER THIS OUARANTEE any ct major championship in 14 years team score was not the highest D ick A lbee 364, BIU B vashow - earned mors than $261,000 thus mora than 80,000Qoodyaardsalara hi ths United States and Canada • Install New AC J Aahenfelter, won another atoe- Veteran Drivers Back in Action far, is owned by the Wlndflelds as a pro. plechase fat Helslnld in J963. fired by the club, however;, the sky 854, Rocky Luppachlno wM mahs altowancs on a new tira bssod on original tread depth S p ^ Plugs Miss Wright said she has al­ Mason has Just begun end tliere 881. Farm of B. P. Taylor Toronto. wnwhUng and eorrant'leefiyeer Mee." 'Dial has been the sum total He 'waa to be ridden by BiU • Install and Set most fully recovered from a se­ of American accomplishment |to nuKh room for improvement. K o r O LEAGUE H artack, who also wUI be New Heavy Doty vere ankle sprain which kept over a dlstanoe of ground fai The olub fired against 30 Double Stock Car Feature her off the tournament rail to r team s tra m ail parts of Oon­ aboard In the D erby. Points the long history of the Otymplc M ake am back to pnMtteally Seeond Botaid landings None of those opposing the 4 for »44'« a few weeks. "It still swells up neotiout, New York and New straight from waist t o shoul- W . L . P et. • I n s ^ New Games. A sad record. Jersey. powerful Canadian colt was a litUe at night," she said. "But dera. Racing Program Saturday B A S G age ...... 86 59 .632 it doesn’t bother me." What are the reasons for given much of a chance at beat­ Condenser A H S u m Other club members who Walsh’a B oso ...... 81 55 .596 < 0 Miss Wright’s main competi­ American athletes suddenly be­ ing him, but a good showing • Install New Rotor fired were: Bob MoMler 109, Caron Electric ...81 50 .066 from any would most likely tion will come from defending ing aMe to hold their own ran- A1 Buck 197, Ron Heemeler Racing Roundup The flrrt double feature offlast year’s track oliampion, won • Set Timing i champion Miss Smth and seven' nhig far and longT the racing season is set for Sat- the second qualifying boat Pat-P a t- Moriarty Bros. ...76 06 .574 earn them a starting berth In You can't get more mileage 106-3V, Dick B lU ^on 106, Don the Derby:' • Adjust Carburetor time champion Patty Berg, who "More runners rnnainlng in POWNAL, Vt., (AP) — Wday Bight at Riverside Park node, runnenm a year Olrardln Builders .74 62 A44 1M-2V, John RothweU Steflie Tool ...... 68 76 .408 AUen Adair, a latecomer from fired a four-under-par 68 in oompetltlon and making a reli­ WItyne C won the featinw race Speedway. Because of last came heme firat iB a 18-1 and s a f e t y for lese'money. *AAV, Bm Crehoce 99, Jon Har­ Man. Supkis ....0 8 78 .468 Dlxlana, seems to be the biggest Tuesday’s pro-am. Alao in the gion of track after their college rison 98, John Oallaghsr M, at Green* Mountain Paric last wask'e rainout before tbe main semifinal grind. . GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE NIOHOLS-MANOHESTER TIRE f - . V running If Betsy Rawls of Spar­ days,” said Bastment. "More ■o, a pair of 80-lap races wiU Sentimental favorite Joooo Lappen In s...... 88 78 .488 threat to the Dancer. Allen For Only »U Sheldon 98, A1 Archibald n igh t tmd paid $8.80,. $2410 and Loppen .Real Est.81 75 .448 Adair, who was to be ridden by * p l« » X a x jMto B fa a ppable T fre tanburg, 8.C., who has never cross-country and more ath­ 69, Joe Raewuskl 86-SV, Karl $2.60. A $174.40 doily double re- need ae card thia Saturday Manlacomo of Poughkeep^ 713 MAIN STREET — 649-9523 , 295 RROAD STREET^543-5179 letes going abroad and getting N. Y., also made his first ap­ Fogiuty Bros...... 80 78 .441 Jimmy Nichols, has won three won the TiUeholders although Smith 81, Ken Nehcitilo 76. mlted when Prlnoefs Champ B ig h t the distance idea. pearance of the season lart Shea’ s N utm egs . . 56 80 .413 o f five starts over two seasons toe is one of the top toumkment The next scheduled le a g u e won the first race and Direct Tliere will be three holdover winners on the women’s tour. "Gerry Lindgren, the Spokane Saturday. The popular three­ Dodge Pontiac .. .00 86 .300 of racing — including his last match.wlll be held Sunday, May Babe took the second. A crowd nose, plus the usual eight mak­ two. $^^.88|$4 5.88 The weatherman forecast j school 18-year-old, Is the time track tltUst placed third IT. However, the cluh has en­ ing a total of 11 events coming The Blue Grass was Salt- mostly cloudy weather with "on­ most striking^ Sam ple of the of 3.037 wagered $98,896. in one of the semifinal heats. Wtainfaig ttie second round by HOUYWOOD SERVICE CENTER COOK'S SERVICE STATION TIRE tered thres teams in ths 8tew«, Bp. The sudden shower of lost vlUe’s last chance to give Derby ly a alight chance of a shower change ip thinking, lindgren ts LINCXiLN, RJ., (AP)—Vet- Othsr big polntmaken hop­ a five game margin, E and B 842 B. CENTER ST.^^-848-8187 655 MIDDLE TPKE. EA8T—649-8821 art Match which'will be fired Saturday upset tbe plana of the Dan a shot at rspsanng In ths 1 Any 8 Oyltader Car In the afternoon" for Thurs­ •ran campaigner Oiariie Boy ing for a twln-kilUng Satuntoy Gtoge movad into tiia toafpra the greatMt high school dis­ 6jno fans on ha^ largest Derby. Last year Darl^ Dan’s PARTS and LABOR INCLUDED INSPECTION day’s opening round of tbe 73- May 8. John Gallagher Sr. to ar­ won Ms 47th Itfatiroe race to pUyofto wMb flest round wln- tance runner ever dfvfkmed onw d of the aeasoB. night iBohide BUI Qraoo ot N ow Chateaugay upset the field as bole tournament. ranging matohesUds year. the Unooln Downs featura last Havan, BiuUte Krsba of South nwr Oaren Bteofarte. The tottsr JACK'S ATLANTIC IMHRIR'S SHILL SOIVICI anywhere. He even transesnito TTie loyal fans, however, will he ro m ^ home first at Chuch- T88 MAIN ST.—848-8282 . | OFREG The temperature is expected Bruce Kidd a t T oronto. paying $5.40, $8A9 and 662 CENTER ST.—848«2t B R A K l te dool^ rewarded thto week, Windsor, Dtok Dfacoo ot W a re­ <*$> was In a tto for tha second U1 Downs. MACHE8TBR BRANCH to edge'ihto the 80s by Um 11 "During the indoor season Psir of Honie Gunet $8^. The daily double was th e aoBoolatlnn and tba A fea­ house Point Jerry Humtoton ot round runnenip slot Ths play- SHOIS Ejn. tae-oft time. Prince DaveUs waa to be Lindgren ran two miles In 9:00 I ^ M, oembining lien with ture race will precede the fliet Springfield, Walt Oseplal of ofif Is Hsted nsxt week. ridden by Ronnie Baldwin, Salt- lANTLrS SERVICE CENTER The Tttltoolders to one of tbe West Sprbigfleld, Bobby Bard RUHNI'S H.YINO A SERYICI and than 8:40, In the National STORR8—file University o f Mid Arc. A crowd of 7,084 ac- 891ap featura Then, the regu­ Tills wsfak’s leading sooren vlUe by Jose Landrau and Roy­ 888 MAIN 8T.—849-4590 118 OENTIS ST.—842-8272 mu HARTFORD tour preafige toumamenta In AAU mdoor three-mile at Osnnsotieut bassball twuh con- oountsdto a 1^,936 handle, lar program will start of Westfield, Bob Tauscher of were Stai) HlUnaki Jr. 233-084, al Shuck by Harold Bolin. women's golf. This Is the 3Sth SSSiS Madison Square Qardoii hs fln- tfaUMs Its drtvs fo r th s Yankee a ( a 4 » } _ x orosvd o f For veterans Danny OaluUc Holyoke, Paul Aselton of Ken Heeford 288-691, John Northern Dancer waa to carry $8i MAIM ST,. MANCHBSTEB annlveraaegr o t the tournament. Uhsd third bohind Ron Obtrks OonferSM S AS3S bet $710,(M8’-ysatenlay at of Watwbury and Ed Patnode SpringflelL Dick Paquette of Martin 218, Camille Marquis w eight o f 126 pounds. P rince DON ¥NLUS aARAGE 029DrS SHELL STATION OENERAL TIRE CO. of Australia In 1$:S7A. ‘ home on Friday and Saturday DufYoMc as Qluttoa wflo ths f«a- af Wostflal^ last week's abbrs- South Hadley and Don Smart of $1L mek#6atakk> Iia-JU-MO, DaveUe 13$, while the rest ear- 1$ MAIN ST.—848-4081 OPEN TO f Third baseman Ken Boyar af 176 MAM SI^-848-1212 "Whan Bnios Kidd rah ths whin tlw HdaMss tongto with tm race and rptunud $8.00. Ylatsd Slow atm was erorth- M onson. ROMs 210, A l D staavln risd 121. t o s m - CartUnalsI Im J M THH8S.A nUDAY its CENTER-SnUSBT—TEL. 649-2888 dtotaaoes so well $s a htoh M oIm ’9 Black Bsara Gonnsoti- |SA0 and $3jo; 0mhtosed whUa. Both Brads tbalr 1984 Tha Bsual StU post Maw wm In d n en . M0 l. . M iirto Tbs Bias Qrass w m M s Im A ■ fiC aU M O B s a M a t o l h r :Ftttobutgh Pintos sdiool lad, a lot e( track b ^ sot stoadfa S-T overall and l-i M n lM with Bastto T h v fo r ^wdtolaiwd lorUto Hff ■sna fW lO M ot ■SSMtaWTS IV^B uswoirrM iasdow, M. A M. f M U M R nC f Mid he wmiUBt last htoat^ hs ia YaaOon jilay; a flsBy doubls paytoK. ' 282 OAKLAND ST.- .842 fiMHi ROUTE 8, ANDOVER—846-2748 i ' / P A G E TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, APRIL 28,/19«4 PAGE TW ENlY-afYllil ’ HousshoM Goods 51 Business Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAGALT uid SHORTEN Articles For Sale 45 Rooms Without Board 59 Aportmants—Flat»— Houses For Ssie 72 Houses For Sale 72 Ho u 68 For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For 8de Ti O ffered 13 CHINA AND PLASTIC animal HOTPOINT eambiMition N lrif- Tenements 63 gu t ROOM duplex house, fully IXt-MANOHEk A cR — Excel- NEW USTINO! 6 finished $15.60O-TWO family, 8 bed­ 114,900-UNBEATABLB Ranch ooUoction. Atanoot aU horsas. ontor and foMMr. OaU M - EAST HRA’TFORD—19 Dean TOUJkNiv-Touiv 8 bedwe* Q h W LAWN Maintenance- furnished for gentlemen, dish- lent locetion, 8H room Co- rooms phis rec room, attrac­ room arrangment, a wise in­ value, 6Vi rooms and garage, Drive, off Forest St., half mile custom ranch with fantO i f iR y / J f / r f A KANO NEW lOOTHRhtTl BxeaUent cordKIon, very rea- 8860. FOUR ROOMS and b ^ , 106 CLASSIFIED Mowing, spring cleanup, fer­ Bur VMCM SOlfBC NUR6IMQ fT V TMEIMQ ITI waeher, all modem conven­ lonlel, large living room with tively treed and shrubbed vestment WMley R. Smith aluminum windows, high as­ over Manchester town line. Six wolk-out bOBceiieiit wMa pnfo TUBE 16 OM, SO OBLIOIN(» »• oonaUa. OaU 649-SU4. Eldridge S t CaU 648-7883, after tilising, rolling, rotoUUing, gar­ IQUOIItIUmAN WBlNGfNQ BLOOD PQOM A gl&ME iences included, plus house- 1:80 p.m. fireplace, den, ultra modern yard, wall-to-wall carpeting, Agency, 649-1884. sumable mortgage, tip-top een- room ranch, IH baths, storm and wooded picnic area. |Ur eleantaif servloes, pariclng dens plowed. Expert wonman* 90 FUlAi SIZE wooden frame BKJDCrnUO ^la^HgparatoV) »oofl kitchen, finished rec room aluminum storms, screens, dltion. Wesley R. Smith Agen­ windows and doors, lot 76x185, 890. Owner m-UM. ship. John Williams, 648-89M, SP*''------IWERfS GOTTA BC condition. OaU 04840M. available. Inquire 118 Pearl St. with bar, aluminum siding, 2- doors, all for $14,800. Good cy, 649-1894. flreplacs, nicely landscaped, wtodow acreena, copper and after 4 p.m. South Windsor ADVERTISING Cyril Querrier, 439-08M. little" AT LEAST ONE DR0B« aluminium wire, aU good con­ Pnniished Apartments 68-A car garage. Reduced to $29,- value in a scarce price brack­ iMi years old. CUl owner, 648- et. Belflore, Realtor, 648-8121. COLONIAL 8998. Wanted—Raal Katata 77 HAROLD k SONS Rubbish Re­ SQUEEZE,ANO- MAVKlPIPUTrr dition. Mrs. Oorm Morse, 109 COMFORTABLE room tor gen­ 900. R. F. Dlmock Co., 649- N EW VISTAS apart- 6246. Richard Dlmock, 649- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS m oval-Cellars, attics, yards. c o n ! IN MT V i s e - Foater Bt SAVE 60%-769$ tleman, separate entrance, meht, aiovt, refrigerator, boat, SPACIOUS 7 room ranch, AA Really air conditioned MANCHESTER — Buy direct WANTED - Private party do- Weekly or monthly pickup. parking. Call 949-3566. 9006. Johanna Evans, 649-6663. will open to you In this slree to purchase 4-hedrDoib 8 AJHL to 5 P A l. hot water. A pply Mariow'e, zone, aluminum storms, tri-Ievel. For family that Dust never settles In this house. from owner and eaval Throe Harold Hoar, M9-40S4. USED RUGS—NEW OR 887 Main St. >14,100—Air conditioning. dUh- screens, doors, white Mrches 4 bedrooms—2 extra lavatories bedroom ranch, paneled rec­ reasonably modsm, hams m \Q. GOLF BALLS, also Kodak cam­ n e a t ROOM for gentleman In enjoys 8 big bedrooms, 3 Manchester around 830,009. era. 048-8800. washer, flreplaca, large kitch­ plus nice shrubbery, walk-out full baths, family room, Attached garage reation room, nice lot, extras. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR tXASSIFIED ADVT. RAPID RUBBISH removal— LIKE NEW CONDITION nice home, private entrance, Flilly wooded tot Close to schools and shopping, Write Box ” H” , R*ral4. Attics, cellars and yards. Spe­ en, roomy > bedroom ranch. baaement, plastered walls, gardening and lots of room MONDAY n r a ITBIDAY 10:S0 AJM.—SATURDAY 9 AJM. parking available. 31 Church 30 minutes to Hartford $18,800. Call 649-7889. cialising in cleaning houses, This Week’s Special Street. 649-4966. EAST HAR'TFORD 100x300 lot. Don’t watt. Carlton steel beam construction. to play. None to compare Boats and Accessories 46 W. Hutchins. Realtor. 6494183. Priced to sell at $21,900. Bel- $21,500 apartments and flats. Handy for $16,900. D. Tourtollotte SOUTH WINDSOR-Colonlai. 8 ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman fiore^ Realtor, 648-5121. 649-5306. BUYING OR SELLING PLEASE READ YOUR AD man service. Call 649-0318, 843- WANTED—18-16’ boat, motor ISxlS’S” , royal Mua, deep wool Two-room beautlfuV apart­ MANCHESTER VICINITY - GLENN ROBERTS bedrooms, 1% baths. 196x160 7479. pile, seamed, new was >800., only, free parking. Call 648- wooded lot, vacant, clooe to OtoMdfled or Ads” »re tekea over Oie phone m s and trailer In good condition, 3698, after 6 p.m. ment, aU electric kitchen, Lokefront opportunity Well NEW US’nNG-Rockledge ad­ AGENCY. REALTORS A HOME now >160. dress. Panoramic view. Dream BARROWS A WALLACE public bus. shopping k park­ eoBVCBieBoe. The ndrertiser ahonld read his ad the FIRST ALL TYPES screens rewired reasonable. Call 849-4997. living! room-bedroom com- built vacant 4t4 room Ranch, 644-1521—644-0181 naV IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the VERY NICE large furnished blnetion, wall to wail car- plastered walls, fireplace, kitchen with Tappan built-ins. Manchester Parkade, way. $31,600. Olenn Roberts Have assurance of mpe» with Alcoa screening. Leave 16 FOOT BOAT with trailer, 9x13 «ondy etrtped, all wool Agency, Realtors. 644-1031, next Inaettioa. Hie Herald Is responsible for only ONE Inooi^ housekeeping loom, all util­ petibg, ceramic bath. 640 large private lot. many shade Solid mahogany trim through­ Manchester—649-5806 ienced aervloe. For tatfor* at Shoe Store, 446 Main Street. $150. 88 miltop Drive, Man- pile, brand new, was >U9., bow ROOM CAPE, tile bath, 644-0181. reet sr omitted Inaertion fhr any advertisement and then only Manchester, or call 649-4B3S. ities, suitable for one or two, square feet of zpece, private trees, 126’ water frontage. out. White birches and ever- room, convenient to mation call Stanley Bray, riiester. 648-9728. >69. Anxious out of town owner greena In beautiful yard. Un­ Realtor, 648-6378. to the estent of a ‘'noake food ” Insertion. Errors which do not Prompt service. parking, 373 Main St. entTMces, heat, hot water, schools, shewing. 78 Branford i MANCHESTER—Excellent loca leasea the value of the advertisement wRI not be oorreeted by parking. >125 monthly. asking >16,600. Lawrence F. der 824,000. Belflore, Realtor, TOLLAND — Lovely ranch, B I l’4” xl4’6” , champagne bjjlgs, picture book rooms, situated Street. 649-2763.______i Expandable Cape, top ”naahe f o o ^ iuswUoa. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone Diamonds—Watches— PLEASANT ROOM for gentle­ Flano, Realtor, 648-3766 643-6121. wsdis, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ deep wool pile, new was tM ., man, parking, 31 Edmund St., Charles Nicholson. 743-6364. on attractive landscaped wood­ 6 ROOM^ 2 baths, older single' condition, many e r t ^ BRAE-BURN REALTY races, hatchways, dry wells. Jewelry 48 now >186., A-1 oondltiea. 648-8308. J. b. REALTY MINIMUM Maintenance! Over­ ed lot. First time offered. home. Nice lot. alum, comb’n i Save through owner. 640-1648 YOUR COOPERATION WILL MANCHESTER - Tear old 6 sized brick Cape In attractive Julian Realty, 649-9190. windows. AH concrete repairs. Reason­ WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ 648-5129 Flill price $14,500. BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 able. 64S-08S1. NEWLY DECORATED room room ranch, bullt-m kitchen, location. Sunny, family .sized 2 blocks to Main St. Cali John MANCHESTER AREA — Un­ BUYING cm SBLUNO rool as- pairing. Prompt service. Up to ^ CITY CARPET OO. next to bath for refined gen­ wall-to-wall carpeting, nat kitchen. Fireplace, pia.stered MANCHESTER - $avlng$ any­ beatable. Assume 4% % VA tate, you get more action wtth >30 on your old watch In trade. one? $3,300. assumes 4^% H. Lappen. Inc. 649-5261, 649- tleman, b e n t r a I. parking, urmi woodwork, attached ga- walls. Spotless. Garage, trees, 7446, 643-5219. mortgage with only $2,100 a Multiple Listing Realtor. GARDENS plowed and har­ ^ k M J u .t d ' Closed Mondays. F. B. Bray, 680 Park Bt., Hartford phone on floor. 643-5331. NEAR MAIN ST.—Three fur­ rage, >1>17,000. Hayes Agency, shrubs. Belflore, Realtor. 643- mortgage. Vacant, clean, large down. Immaculate 6 room Carl Zinsser, 648-0088. Howard deluxe quality 6*,^ room ranch rowed. Call 649-6096. " U N K ^ J tm r r 787 Main Street, State Theater nished rooms and bath, sep­ 64S4iK>l 6121. 2 FAMILY 5-5, 3 car garage, ranch, built-lns. full basement, Realty Co., 282-6376. Building. 846-3098 arate entrance, no children. 18 with carport, fireplace, 1% garage, large lot. Don’t miss Troible RMching Our AdvertiMr? mosTOHe ntH M house neat as a pin, alum, FTTRNISHED, light housekeep­ Delmont St. >8,000 - WELL KEPT 6% room TWO FAMILY-South End, Un­ baths, basement with large at­ comb’n. windows, 2 blocks to this on* for only $15,900. Bar­ USnNGS are always nsedsd YARD MAINTENANCE and ing room, lady only. 643-6388. ranch, I bedrooms, attractive der $20,000. Two heating sys­ tractively finished rec room Main St. Low down pay’t. bara Woods Agency, 649-7702. by our local active membero weekly upkeep. Call 649-5087. Garden— Farm—Dairy KITCHEN SET, bedroom eet, TWO ROOM heated furnished dining area, euburban. Owner tems, 2-car garage, nice lot. with back hatchway. Well land­ of the Boeud of Realtors. M-Hoir Answtring Senrict CLEAN, comfortable room In Call Jc^n H. Lappen, Inc. 649- Products 50 gas stove and refrigerator, and apartment, gas range, refrig­ anzloue Carlton W. Hutchins. Belflore, Realtor, 643-6121. scaped, deep lot. Trees. Ame- 5261, 649-7446. 643-6219. GRACIOUS LIVING — Rock- Thinking of seUing, then tMnk YOU ARE A-1! Truck is A-1! quiet home to gentleman, cen­ Realtor. 64S4188. Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted—Male 36 other misceUaneoue Items. 640- erator, bedroom set, kitchen site drive, sidewalks, city wa ledge. Executive Split Level. of a local Realtor. Over 80 ha Cellars, attics, trash, small APPLES—Macs and Delicious. 6940. tral, free parking. 6J9-7410. set. Free gas, electricity. Low OVERSIZED Cape, big lot. ter and sewers. New financing MANCHESTER — Four bed- Mountain Road. 7 rooms, plus town, no problem to find cno. Free to Herald Readers Lower spring prices. Bunce Plastered walls. 4 bedrooms trucking done A-1 right! Call PAINnNG, PAPERHANOINO OOIWTER GIRLS — Steady WANTED — Blxperienced tree rent. Inquire Apt. 4, 10 Depot Coventry with minimum down. Trans­ room home with extra lot, 2- office, laundry, encloaed porch, We use no tricks or gimmicks, FVirm, 629 W. Center St., 648- Square. plus big family sized kitch­ Want information on one of our classified advertisements f No 643-3928, Tremano Trucking Good work, rsasonable rates. work, full-time. Apply 299 West climbers. Carter Tree Expert ferred owners’ loss at only $18,- car garage, new ceramic bath, 13x25 living room with fire­ just local knowledge. Service. 8116. WESTINGHOUSE TV, uUltfy en. Fireplaced living room, 500. Lawrence, F. Plano, Real­ new furnace, $17,900. J. D. place, dining room, beautiful answer at the telephone Hated f Simple call the , Over 80 years in Manchester. Middle Tidie., One Hour Mar­ Co. Call 648-7696. Rooms With Board 59-A MID SUMMERS DREAM aluminum storms, screens, Your netohbor my recommen­ tini zing. trailer, stereo-hi-fi. 743-0888. tor, 643-2766. Charles Nichol­ Realty. 643-6129. kitchen with built-ins, 8 bed­ USTINGS WANTED ca al LAWN MOWERS — Sharpened Business Locations Young 8-room oversized door.s. Reduced to .sell Im­ son, 742-6364. types of homes. Oall P ec MANCHESTER - ROCKVILLE and repaired, free pick-up and dation. Raymond Flake, 649- PART-TIME work evenings and Fertilizers 50-A 8-BURNER gas range with deep ROOM AND BOARD, part rooms, 2 baths. 31x28 rec room 9287. WOMAN WANTED to care for Saturdays for presently em­ mealie and laundry free for For Rent 64 customized Cape. Every­ mediately. Belflore, Realtor. THE BIRDS AND with fireplace and built-in bar, Cleszyneki, Broker, 649-48M. delivery in Manchester and vi­ two girls ages 7 and 4, Lincoln well, oven and broiler, eoKel- thing you desire including 643-6121. $14,900—SIX ROOM Cape, new­ ANSWERING SERVICE cinity. Russ’s Mower Service, ployed married men or college FOR SALE—Good cow manure. lent condition. After 6 p.m. errands. Call 6494469. THE BEES SAY 2-car garage, automatic door. INSIDE AND OUTSIDE paint­ School area. Box SS, Herald. students selling Fliller Brush STORE FOR RENT with at­ large lot, handsomely land­ ly decorated, full shed dormer, 742-7607. >5 and >10 loads. Delivered. 643-9427. PORTER STREET Area — 6 SEE TH ESE! A real dream home. Asking 6494)500 ^ 875-2519 ing. You name your own price. products. 12 to 16 hours per tached 3-staII garage, located scaped.' treed, minutes to recreation room, many extras, $81,500 by owner. Oall 643- Also, gardens plowed. 643-7804, on W. Middle Turnpike near rooms, two car garage, formal FHA appraised. Make an of­ 649-7888, 876-8401. WOMAN to care for elderly week will bring in pay of $35 town. Ideal for children. A Bolton — Great possibilities 8617 for appointment. LANDSCAPEIR—Lawns cleaned seml4nvalid woman, live In, 649-8731. Apartments— Flats— Parkade. Call B. Dubaldo, 649- dining room, fireplaced living fer, must be sold. Wesley R. tmd leave your messsfe. Yon’ll bear from our advertiser In JIf and raked, lawn moving, fer­ to $60 weekly. Oall 644-0202 be­ lot for $21,500. John Bog­ for present home comfort Ruth Millett time witiiont spendinf all evenfaif at the telephone. INTERIOR and exterior paint­ private room. Call 649-9757. Musical Instruments S3 Tenements 63 6206 between 84, Saturday 94. room. Treed, shrubbed, 200 Smith Agency, 649-1894. tiliser, flowers, bushes, trees, tween 6-8 p.m. tor ai^point- FOR SALE—Well rotted cow dan 6494306. foot yard. Belflore, Realtor, and future value. 5(4 rooms. LONDON PARK. Hebron—Five ing, wallpaper removed, fully ment. manure for lawns and gar­ rock gardens, lawns seeded. CATALOG FREE. I’ll send you FREE—To first caller who pays 648-6121. SPLIT-LEIVEL, 8 rooms, family 2 car garage. Lots of land. room ranch, basement garage, OJKING’ FOR A U FH IIia insured. Rene Belanger, 648- dens, delivered by the load. FOUR ROOM cold flat, second modern kitchen, laundry room, Reasonable prices. 528-1782. 0612 or 644-0804. 824-page Popular Club catalog. tor moving It. Old iq>rignt STORE, 460 Main St., 6494229, BARROW S & W A LLA C E room, I ’s baths, garage. Priced at $17,000. Call Bar­ It’s surprising how many Automobiles For Sale 4 MAN TO WORK part-time one Pella Bros., 848-7406. repair. floor, two family house. See 94. SPACIOUS 7 room Split with bara BaUn. large treed lot, under $16,- Lost and Found Let your friends siwp from It. or two days a week around player piano, needs Manchester Parkade, Spring S t 648-9482. wives wonder; "Is hs stin ta HAVE SMALL pickup truck— 640-0974. Mr. Colby, 54 Birch St. cathedral celling. wrought 000 . . . owner transferred. Will do odd jobs. Attics m d Then you pldt $25 and more In farm. Must have transporta­ Manchester—649-6306 Ferguson Rd.—Deluxe ranch love with me?” - and how LOST—Two cats, one Mack and 1962 FORD FAIRLANE qsorts Electrical Services 22 free items. Alice Williams, OFFICE — Excellent location, Iron balcony, IH baths, bullt- NO. COVENTRY — 6 room Kenneth Ostrinsky, Realtor, white, one long haired white coupe, buigandy, automatic, cellars cleaned. RubMsh re­ tion. CaU 649-2396 during day Household Goods 51 WE HAVE CUSTOMERS wait 500-1,600 sq. ft , heat, janitor, 1ns, aluminum storms, screens, Ranch, 8 bedrooms, fireplace, in fine area, 3 bedrooms, 643-6159. few ask themselvss, *Doss ho moved. Reasonable. Call 649- Popular Club Plan, Depart­ from 9 a.m .-4 p.m. Ing for the rental of your apart­ 1(4 baths. Finished recrea­ like m e?” with black cap, vldnlty Hack­ radio, heater, like new, $1,896. FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt G.B. AUTOMATIC elictric Antiques 66 parki.ig, remodel to suit ten­ BEAUTIFUL paneled heated doors. Past sale desired, any built-lns, carport, basement, 1043. ment J801, Lynbrook, New ment or home. J. D. Realty, tion room. Under $26,000. SIX ROOM ranch, excellent matack and Kemiey Sts. Re­ Call after 6 p.m., 649-1003. mrvlce on aU types of elec­ York. range, >80., good condition. ant Call 649-5334, 643-7175. family room o tt klkitchen, 8 bed­ reasonable offer considered. 1V& acre lot. 742-8481. In order to keep a huebvid ward. Call 649-2426. MANCHESTER GREEN An­ 643-5129. Call Doris Smith at our condition, 3 bedrooms, tiled In love with her, a woman will trical wiring. Licensed and in­ WANTED—Painters and paint­ 649-3411. room ranch, aluminum storms, Belflore, Realtor, 643-5121. 1961 CHEVROLET 4-door Hard­ MOWING. RAKING. roUing by tiques. Open every day axeept OFFICE FOR RENT—Janitor cellar, 153x245 lot, only $16,- OUR INVITATION to Inspect Vernon Office. bath. Aluminum combinations, try almost anything. But It’u dependable adults. Call 649- sured. Wilson BSsotrical Co., er’s helpers. Call 876-6696. top Impala, excellent condl- Help Wanted—Male 36 BENGAL gas range with at­ Monday. 481 E. Mlddla Tunt- service provided. Call Person­ 600. Carlton W. Hutchins, 649- this spotless 4-bedroom Co­ awnings. Flill basement, hatch­ sunazing how little thought tbo tton. 648-7846. 3425 or 649-6063. Manchester, 648-481T. Olaston- lonial on the bus line. A home East Hartford — Lovely Announcements bmy. 648-1888. tachment tor oil heat, excel­ pike. 648-7222. alized Floors, 890 Main Street, 5182. way, carport. Enclosed back- average woman gives to keep­ OPPORTUNITY for IBgh Glenwood Manoi 649-0258. HOME BU YER In like new condition, priced ranch home, custom built yaid. Half acre lot. $15,600. 1961 SUNBEAM Alpine, red, School graduate who desires lent condition, best offer. 289- ing her husband’s liking and ro* BLBCntOLUX sales and serv­ Help Wanted— SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 below appraisal at $16,900. of the finest materials. 5 Wapplng. Owner 644-1149. career in retailing, selling and 4771. FOR LEASE—Excellent loca­ spect. ice, bonded representative. Al­ wire wdieels, good condition, Floor Finishing 24 Male or Female 37 Wanted-^To Buy 68 Four new luxury apart­ bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x161. Wesley R. Smith Agency, 649- tremendous rooms. louvered $900. Phone 649-0776. Household Services general store work, neat ap­ tion for doctor’s office or We have a fine selection of breezeway and attached ga­ Mentioned below are a few a t fred Amell, 206 Henry St., EVERYTHING in sterilized ments available April 16 In Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor. Capes, Ranches, Splits and 1804. COUNTRY RETREAT — 16 Offered 13-A pearance, full-time only. Call W A IT E R S AND waitresses ' beauty parlor. 416 Main Street. rage. Call Barbara Babin to the things she can do to help Manchester, 643-0460. FTOOR SANDING and refinish­ recemditioned used furniture WANTED TO BUY—AntioTOS quiet residential neighbor­ 643-6963. Multiple Dwelling.s. A home acres hunting, fishing and two for appointment Mr. Shapiro, wanted, experience necessary. Completely renovated and am­ VERNON—6'3 room split, 1% to see this exceptional val­ insure that her husband will ing (specializing in older and appliances, high quality- and good used fumlhire. Ifll- hood. Four .spacious rooms to fit any pocketbook. Ex­ stocked ponds, brook, fruit Trucks—^Tractors 5 REWEAVINO of hums, moth Tots 'n Teens, 643-3128. Flano’s Restaurant, 643-0458. ple parking. J. D. Realty, 643- b OLTON — Modern 8 bedroom baths, built-ins. wall to wall ue. continue to like her through tho MORRISON Paint k Wallpaper hMes. Zlppam repaired. Win­ floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ low prices. LeBlanc Flimlture, •age Peddler Auction House, and bath, Phllco electric cellent financing available. trees, blueberry bushes, 8- Store now located at 739 Main ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. ®129. ranch on 150x160 lot, assumable carpeting, rec room, walk-out years. And 11 she has her hus­ 1969 QMC IH TON panel truck, dow Shades made to measure; RAWLEIGH Dealer wanted at 195 South Street, RockvUle. Route 83, Ellington. 878-8711, kitchen with combination Please call us for further room ranch, drilled well, un­ Street, State Theater Building, No job too smalL John Ver- 876-3174. Open 9-8. Bob Fluckiger, and Son. $116 monthly mortgage. Vln basement, nice lot. high ele­ JARVIS REALTY CO. usual property for the outdoor band’s Uklng she doesn’t have excellent condition, heavy duty all slsea Venetian bUnds. Keys once in New Britain, Tomas- wa.sher and dryer, Individual information. And remember vation, $17,900. J. D. Realty, to worry much about his lovo formerly at 888 Center Street. made while you wait. Tape Re­ fallle, 649-5750. zoned Hydronic heating with Bogg;inl, Bel Air Real Estate minded family. Many other 4-speed transmission, very low vllle. Good opportunity. Write WE BUT, SELL m tiada an­ "A home buyer borrows big 643-R129. 283 E. Center St., 643-4112 or about the possibility that she 649-9718. corders for rent Mariow’s 867 CLASS A domestic hot water fur­ Suburban For Rent 66 643-9332. dollars, pays back little dol­ town arid country properties, mileage. 643-6006, 648-6884. SANDING and refinisfalng— at once. Rawleigh Dept. CND- ASSORTMENT of good used tique and used furniture, obina, Eves. 649-7314—643-1686 will ever lose him. Main. a49438L nished. air - conditioning, lars and turns it into a home PORTER STREET Area—Five some with large acreage in the Spring ^>eclal—average 9x12 TOOL MAKERS and 26-106, Albany, N.Y. 12201. ranges. 648-6663. glass, silver, picture frames CENTER HALL Cor.onial—St. She can win his liking and ro- DODGE 3 to 6 ton dump truck, sound and fire resistant, VERNON made profit.” Please con­ room Cape with one car ga­ BENTON STREE7T — 7 room much sought after east of tiie room, $37.60, two coato. Call and old coins, old doUa and James Parish. Porter Street river commuting area. For ap­ spect ^ being good enough as Automobiles T a t Sale 4 excellent for farm, rubbish, HOTPOENT refrigerator. Hot- private garage and storage tact . . . rage, set on lovely landscaped home, 4 large bedrooms, storm IRONING done in my home. 649-8240 now for free estimate. ALL AROUND guns, bobby collections, attic area. 8 years old. 6 large pointment call Mrs. Shorts, 643- a homemaker so that her hus­ etc. Good condition. 649-9767. Salesmen Wanted 36-A point wsishlng machine, gas area, $150. per month, one You Can Afford lot, first floor Includes living windows and doors, fireplace, band is proud of her and ef REED CART Your eradtt tam- Call 646-6682. contents or wbole estates, llur- rooms, baths, huge recrea­ 8886 or Doris McLallen. 529- clothes dryer, gas stove, 8- nlture Repair Service Taleott- year lease. Call Miss Ter- room, dining room and kitch­ furnace, large yard, 2-car ga­ their home. ad downi Short on down pay- 1968 \ TON Ford Pickup, low MACHINISTS SALES—Opportunity for sales- rio, 6464253, 9 a.m. to 4 tion room with fireplace, bullt- 5770, sole agents. J. Watson Bonds—Stock»— piece maple living room set. vlUe, Conn. Tel. 648-7449. ins, breezeway and attached J. D. REALTY en, second floor includes two rage, ameslte driveway. Call She can win his UUng by maotT Bankrupt? Repoww mileage, heavy duty clutch, minded man — company will p.m. bedrooms and tile bath. $500. Beach k C o.. Realtors, 21 Cen­ M ortgages 31 All very good condition. Prices Luxury Living! 2-car garage. $26,900 Phll- 649-1814. treating his parents and raia>- ■too? Don't despalrl 8m Bon- excellent condition, $1,600. 649- train—no travel—many bene­ 618 Center St.—643-5129 down. Carl Zinsser, 643-0038. tral Row, Hartford, 522-3114. 6422. Building—Contracting 14 reasonable. 649-4784. WANTED — Small outbuUdlng Charming new 3*^-room apart­ brlck Agency, 649-8464. tives as considerately as she aat Douglas, biiralni about low- SECOND MORTGAGES - Un­ Must have at least 6 years ex­ fits, bonuses, guarantee to Howard Realty Co., 232-6275. SIX ROOM house, oil steam suitable for tool shed. OaU 649- ment In lovely country neigh­ ROCKLEDGE—$19,900. 8 bed­ treats her own. aet down, smallaat paymanta QUALITY CARPBNTRY- limited funds availaMe for sec­ perience. Apply In person start. AppUcants must be mar­ 8367 after 6. heat, fireplace, central loca­ ried, have telephone and car; THIRD FLOOR 4 room apart­ borhood within walking dis­ LAKEWOOD CIRCLE - Co­ room ranch, fireplace, garage, She can keep his UUng by anywbara. No small loan or fl- Rooms, donners, porches, ond mortgages, payments to at . . . DOUBLE bed, mattress, good ment. Heat, stove, and refrlg MANCHESTER—$14,900. 6 room' SPRING ST. — Split-level. 6 tion, garage. 643-5383. nanca oompany plan. Douglaa Trailers— references necessary. Act now tance of High School, bus, shop­ lonial Cape, 6 large rooms, rooms, family room, 1(4 baths, combination storms. Owner the way she meets dltflcUlties basements refinlshed, cab­ suit your hu7. 6434680. erator on bus line. Call 643- brick Cape, fireplace, garage, and hardship — gamely and Motors, 888 Main. Mobile Homes 6-A inets, buUt-ins, formica, tile. —call Manchester 644-0202 be­ Rooms Without Board 59 ping and minutes from Park­ V/i baths, fireplace, garage, grarage. 643-9482. MANCHESTER—Duplex on bus 643-1470. service. J. D. Realty, 648-6138. 7773. excellent condition, trees, near without complaint. No Job too smaU. MUiam tween 6 and 8 p.m. STEREO SET, gun cabinet with way. Eiquipped with . . G-E situated on well landscaped bus, shopping, school. Carlton line with all conveniences TENT TRAILER, rOmtod, Robbins carpentry service. A BETTER ARRANGEMENT E & S GAGE CO. guns, recllner chair. 648-4017, FURNISHED ROOMS, oomplete refrigerator, built-in G-E oven, wooded lot. $25,900. Phllbrlck VERNON—5 room Ranch, 1(4 near. 6 rooms each side, new BOWERS SCHOOL su-ea^Mar- She con be sure he’ll Uke her ATTRACTIVE 6 room apart­ W. Hutchins, Realtor. 649-5132. if she never damages his ego Riviera, with family room, 649-8446. of your tinoncas wlU make 9 a.m.-2 p.m. only. light housekeeping faculties. ment. In Vernon. Hot water, range and disposal. Rent in­ Agency, 649-8464. baths, aluminum storms, bullt- heating systems. Business shall Rd. Six room Cape, one $725. 828-8861. Mitchell Dr., Manchester Situations Wanted— by pointing out Us faults, h a ^ WHOLESALE PRICES more of your inoome available CentraUy located. Mrs. Dorsey, adults only. 649-1467. cludes air conditioning, heat and WEST SIDE ranch, 6 large lns, lovely large treed lot, city zone. $19,900. Ellsworth Mitten unfinished, fireplaced living f ADDITTONS — Retaining walls, for personal uas. Lump debt Female 38 KITCHEN TABLE and chairs 14 Arch Street, Manchester. hot water, free washer and MANCHESTER Vicinity — Cus­ rooms. 2 bedrooms, garage, water, oil hot water heat, Agency, Realtors, 648-6980. room, large yard, near buses ing on his mistsJees or u t i l i t y t r a i l e r , metal, cement floors, garsges, bath­ into one mcntiily payment of suitable tor cottage, >20. 649- SPACIOUS 6 room heated first dryer, free parking, outdoor tom built 6 room rainch with aluminum awnings, extras, walk-out baisement, 2 years and flopping area. Reason­ him when thinga go wrong. factory made, dump body, rooms tiled, remodeung. Roof­ 123.86 for each thousand dollars HIXPH3RIENCED mature txxA- 0393. ATTRACnVB deeping room, floor apartment, washer-dryer picnic and recreation area. breezeway and garage, fam­ price reduced. 649-1434. old, $15,900. Call owner, 875- MANCHESTER — Clean 6(4 able, call owner, 649-9731. She can keep his UUng if ohs Oompara Our Prices Before you good condition, $100. Coil 648- ing. CaU 649-4291. Including rspam ent over five AUTO MECHANIC, only flrst- keeper - stenographer desires gentleman, shower, private connections, large yard, bus ily size kitchen ^ th bullt-lns, 6774. room ranch with garage. Car­ is good company, gay and Buy ROPER 36” gas stove, very 8915. yeara Frank Burke, 346-8897, class men need apply, excel­ part-time employment Call entrance, parking. Inquire 196 line, available June 1st, $125 big living room with fireplace, SIX ROOM Colonial, garage, peting. living room with fire­ cheerful and h^py. CARPENTRY WORK—83 yoam’ lent working conditions, no 643-5660. good condition, $60. 643-7246, Spruce Street. Only $125 porch, oil steam heat, city place. Big lot. Woodbridge Oxmecticut Mortgage Ex­ monthly. 643-6614. lots of closet space, walk-out Lots For Sale 73 She can be oure he will Uks 60 FORD GALAXIE $600. experience, ceilings, floors change, U Lewis St, Hartford, Saturdays, 2 weeks vacation. after 5 p.m. basement, many extras. Ex­ utilities, combination windows, Street location. Aluminum her if she ahows a real gympa*- 8,.4-dr., h.L, full power, radio, Auto Drivinfir School 7*A tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga­ See A1 Patch or Harry Car­ HEBRON—4 room apartment, COMPLETELY FURNISHED ceptional value, at $16,500. WISHFUL THINKING combinations. $16,500. Ells­ Coon. KENMORE dishwater, good doors, amesite drive, good con­ thy for and understanding' a t heater. rages. additions, -attics fin­ ter, Carter Chevrolet Co., Inc., Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Wolverton Agency, Realtor, dition throughout. Vacant. $16,- worth Mitten Agency, Real­ TWO BUILDING lots, prlma fo condition. Can be seen eve­ heat and hot water fuml.shed others. MORTLOCK’S D ilvli« ished. Lake and shore cottage 1229 Main Street, Manchester. NOTICE Call 643-0946. Only $145 649-2813. 800. Charles Lesperance, 649- tors, 643-8930. cation, city utilities, ^iltarlck 60 FORD GALAXIE 600. Inc., cffloea, classroam ioooted NOW IS THE TIME to pretty nings, 31 N. School Street, Like a house near Minne- And It win ewtainly make work. No job too small. Im­ Business Opportunities 32 7620. chaug Golf Course? De­ Agency. 649-8464. him like her If he knows that 6, tudor, radio, heater. Manchester Parkads, lower LUMBERYARD Tallyman up your pooch. Grooming our Manchester. OF MEETING FOR ROCKVILLE — Available May BOLTON—1960 custom built Co­ mediate estimates. 643-2629. VERNON—Lover,y older 7 room lightfully situated on a 300 she sees the best in him and level. Beginners, aider, nerv­ MANCHESTER — For lease. —Permanent job opening for specialty; also, boarding. 648- 1st. 3'A room apartment, con­ MODERN IMMACULATE 3 bed­ lonial, housewife’s dream, 9-FIECE DINING room set, ADMISSION OF Dutch Cfolonlal. 2-car garage. ft lot, 3 bedrooms, pan­ MANCHESTER—2 A-zone wood­ seems unaware of the short­ 60 FALCON 650. ous students, our q>eclalty. MASONRY—Fireplaces, chim High volume service station on lumberyard tallyman and fork 6427, H. C. Chase, Harmony veniently located near shop­ room ranch, full basement, built-ins, very large lot, ga­ ed lots, city water. Hayefc Hill Kennels, Bolton. walnut; bureau, mirror, chif- ELECTORS Samuel M. 2 baths, near acre lot. Fine eled fireplaced living room, comings he knows he has. Custom 6, fourdoor, auto, trans., Teen-age driver’s education ney, patios, and brick veneer. Wilbur Cross Parkway, low in­ lift driver. Lumberyard ex­ ping area and bus line, for one neighborhood. Hayes Agency, 90x180 lot, garage, convenient rage, many extras. R. C. La- Agency. 643-4803. radio, heater. course. State certified. 649-7898. Brick, block, etc. Workman­ vestment, low rent. CaU BAld- perience desirable but not forobe, double bed, boxspring, TOWN OF ANDOVER rec room, garage. Call to­ Porte, Real Estate, 289-9454. Marriage is a lifetime thing. FREE — Lovable well behaved or two persons. Range, refrig 643-4808. location. Vln Bogg;inl, Bel .Air day to Inspect this like-new Rockville office, 90 Ward St., ship guaranteed. Call 649-2402 win 9-0339. necessary. Excellent opening mattress. All good condition. Notice is hereby given that erator, heat and hot water In­ Lavitt Agency Rea. Estate. 643-9332. kittens, sJso, 2 year old cat 643-6317. house with individual char­ MANCHESTER - 8 residential 59 FORD GALAXIE 500. 876-4911. anytime. for High School graduate with­ the Selectmen and Town Clerk cluded. Free parking. Wa.sher 643-2158 Realtors 87,'5-6297 LARGE five room ranch, tile out a service obligation. Nut­ good for farm. 649-9667. ROCKLEDGE, Garth Rd. Elx- acter. Priced at $18,900. bath. 2 fireplaces, finished rec 8, 4-dr. h.t., full power, auto, MAHOGANY dropleaf, dining will be in session at the Town and dryer In basement. Mln Vernon Circlo—Pkwy. Exit 96 $2 7M Wo 1 v^ \ ^ n ' ““‘ng and attactlonhe- CARPENTRY — Specialising Help Wanted—Female 35 meg Hardwood Co. Call 289- Office Building on Tuesday, MANCHESTER AND ceptional quality, custom built room with fireplace, garage, A «n cy Realtor 649-^^^^^^ tween a husband and wUa win trans., radio, heater. BEAUTIFUL miniature black room table and tour chairs, utes to Hartford over Park­ Open 7 Days A Week Agency, Keaiior. .jsib. marriage Intact. E-ZLERN smaller work. Repairs, re­ 9370, 8-5:30, 843-0078 after 6 April 28, 1964, from 6 p.m. imtil 8 bedroom luxury ranch, city utilities, combination win­ NURSE WANTED, RN or LPN, French poodle out to stud. 649- $30. 643-1073. way. $100 monthly. Call Rock­ WARREN E. HOWLAND 67 FORD 160. modeling recreatiem ' rooms, p.m. 8 p.m. for the purpose o f ex­ ville 876-3748 or 875-0250. VICINITY everything from radio con- dows and doors, aluminum (All righto reoerved, Nesvs* etc., s a ^ n g buildings, porch­ Ucensed in Connecticut for 11 3371. BUILDING LOT for sale, 6, tudor, auto, trans. Driving School NOT >900, NOT >800 amining the quaiificationa of Resort Property troUra garage doors to swim­ Realtor awnings, amesite drive, nicely cellent location. 70x145, p^Mr Enterprloe Asso.) es leveled, secured, tile ceil­ p.m.-7 a.m. riiift. Apply St. HURRY! Just two kittens left— electors and to aulminister the MANCHESTER - Deluxe Four >15,700 — Manchester, 5-room ming pool, below cost. Owner, landscaped, attic celling ex­ ings. Work guaranteed. No job NOT $700, NOT $600, For Rent 67 utilities. 643-6129. 57 FORD 200. Ootmaetieut’s largest, oiikh Anthony’s Convalescent Home, a tiger and a grey and white, Elector’s oath to thoae found room apartments In modern 4 Cape, one»car garage, city util­ 643-8110. 860 Main St.. Manchester haust fan, large attic storage too small. 875-5756, Mr. Egan. 876-9121. NO! NO! Wagon 8, auto, trans., radio, matio and standard s h ^ MAN WANTED free. 644-0120. qualified. Any appllcsmt who is family house on West Center ities, near school, good location. space, excellent location. NOT EVEN $650 CAPE COD—Dennlsport. 3 and POUR BEDROOM Colonial, 648-1108 heater. b ee pick-up service, tean- a naturalized citizen shaU pre­ Street. Ample off-.street park­ Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. WYLLYS STREET — 340 foot SALESLADIES, full or part- B irr A WHOLE HOUSE 3 bedroom cottages tor rent, $15,800—East Hartford. 5-room paneled family room, kitchen age olaasroom, older and CARRIER COUNSELOR sent the certificate of his natu­ ing. For appointment to In­ frontage, 648-7444. time. Apply Manager, Pilgrim Articles For Sale 45 > ROOMS LOVELY all conveniences, autcmiatic Ranch, 8 bedrooms, large kitch­ with built-ins. formal dining ANDOVER — Four room year LAKE FRONT 55 FORD 100. nervou' students our me- Roofing-Siding 16 ralization under the seal o f the spect call Mr. Werbner. Jarvis heat, off season rates. 648- dalty. lU Oeoter St., sbu - Mills, Cheney Hall. Hartford NEW FURNITURE Realty Co., 283 East Center en, living room, 2 full bathe, room, living room with fire­ 'round home, one car garage, 6, 2-dr. h.t, auto, trans., radio, Road, Manchester. in our court issuing the same, or a 0103. PONY FARM—Barn, split rail COVENTRY heater. chester OaO tor b ee book­ A. A. DIOM, INC. Roofing, DARK, RICH, stone-free loam. AND APPLIANCES Street, 643-4112. carport, fireplace, good condi­ place, 1(4 baths, attached g;a- large lot. Asking $9,900. C^rl Also fill, graved, sand and copy thereof issued by the Unit­ tion throughout, low taxes. paddock, 4 acres cleared land let 6484061. Biding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ EVERYTHING GARDNER LAKE. Conn. Mod­ rage, $22,900. Phllbrlck Agen­ with brook, 7-room Dutch Co­ Zinsser, 643-0038. Howard Real­ teration and oddltiona. Ceil­ COOK WANTED for rest home, MANCHESTER OFFICE stone. 643-M04. ed States Immigration Service THREE ROOM apartment ty Oo., 282-6276. $10,900 66 MERCURY $125 $80. weekly, live in, Thursdays FOR ONLY >800.00 ern housekeeidng. Lakefront. cy, 640-8464. lonial In excellent condition. MANCHESTER ings. WortananaWp guaran­ In lieu of the original certifi­ available May 1. Ftor Informa- >16,500 — Manchester, 6-room Wagon. 8, auto, trans., power off. 876-8141. Which Includes Boating, swimming Ashing, bi- For appointment call Mrs. Recent contamporaiy randL LEARN TO DRIVE - Special teed. 899 Autumn St. 648-4880. If you arc interested in steady SCRUiENED loam for the best 1 Westinghouse Refrigerator cate; any applicant who ac­ ,tton call 643-7591. Cape, all finished, fireplace, 2-FAMILY Meeting, radio and heater. In lawns, deUvered from our spect weekends. Gifts, bro­ Shorts, 643-8888, or Doris Mc- CeranUc tile bath, extra attention to nervous end elder- work with a future and have the 1 Emerson Television quired citizenship by birth combination windows, city util­ MANCHESTER Classroom tor teen-agers. PART-TIME secretary, approx­ screening plant Andover Co­ chures Arrowhead Grove Cot­ Lallen, 529-5770, sole agents. J. large living room with llra- following qualifications . . . 1 Bedroom Suite abroad to a United States citi­ t h r e e a n d FOUR room ities, near bus line and schools. $18,900 66 CHEVROLET $100 Pickup service. Day or eve­ BID WELL SIDING an16,900— Blast Hartford. 6-room East Side 7 room rainch, 2114. apartment, 2^ar garage, apartments. Oil heat, hard­ helpful. Call Mr. Thomas Col- Good driving record (automo­ LAWNMOWERS - Arlens, 1 Healthrest Mattrels 2 separate heating systems, encloaed zun porches. 800 ft. 742-7349. BIDWELJL HOME Improvement sent a certificate of citizenship McKinney Bros., Inc., 643-6060. Ranch, 3-4 bedrooms, large liv­ 3 bedrooms, formal dining wood floors. 60 X 120 lot. Company - Roofing, siding, al­ la. Connecticut Construction bile furnished). Lawn Boy, Toro, Bolens Orbit 1 Healthrest Spring Houses For Rent 65 MANCHESTER—Off Bast Cen­ artesian well. 60 x 140 More to Choose From issued to such applicant by the ing room and kitchen, fireplace, room, pine paneled rec excellent condition through­ Garage. High sissumable terations, addlti17,900 — Manchester. 7-room cy, Realtor, 649-2813. Sales, 49 Park Street, Hart­ Free estimates. 648-4862. 1948, or a written statement f i v e r o o m Cape Cod, 1(4 Inc. 643-0458 or 649-4697 643-0458 or 649-4697 Saturday 74. , 2 Table Lamps baths, in nice neighborhood, Cape, 4 bedrooms, living room, 646-6181 ford. 347-9774. RN OR LPN, Friday and Sat­ Apply 9 a.m.-12 or 1-8 p.m. signed by a Town Clerk or Reg­ 1 9x12 Rug partly furnished. Tel. 521-3283. formal dining room and kitchen, WARREN E. HOWLAND PORTER STREET Area—Our 643-2692—643-6472 urday, 11-8 a.m. Greenlawn MONDAY-FRIDAY PRE-SEASON Sale picnic ta­ 1 Floor L ^p istrar of Voters of a town of You Ought To Live In Convalescent Home, Rocxvllle, full dormer. 1(4 baths partially I Colonial listings start at $16,- R. D. MURDOCK Roofing and Chlmnejrs 16-A bles, 8 foot, $11.60; 8 foot, 1 Smoker thU state that the records of Realtor 875-4291. Beautiful New finished rec room, one-car ga­ 200. Special—7 room with at­ GIRL'S Murry bicycle, fidl- $16.50. DeUvered. W. Zlnker, 38 Pc. Dlnnerware Set such town show that auch ap­ sUe, 849-3110. ROOFlNa — Specialising ra- THE HARTFORD Wanted To Rent 68 rage, screened porch, complete 360 Main St., Mamchester tached 2-car garage, 1(4 baths, M M69 PONTIAC Catalina. 4-door pcdrlng rootB at all kinds, new INTERESTING position in the 876-7143. 24 Pc. Sliver Set plicant has previously been ad­ city utilities, centrally located den, like new condition. Call IMMACULATE 6 room Cape, 20 hardtop, newly rebuiU trans COURANT CO. 18 Yds. Floor Covering mitted as an elector in that COLONIAL OAKS SIX-8EWEN room home in good for particulars. Wesley R. owner anxious, $500. down. th ANHIVERSARY roofs, gutter srork, chliiuieys office, of a local physician. GORGEOUS Wallpaper murals near bus line 643-1108 mission. $950. 643-6383. Business Services cleaned, repaired. Aluminum Applicant must be neat, able Room 25, 808 Main St. EVERYTHINO town. condition by two worolng Smith Agency, 649-1894. Pasek Realty, 289-7476 , 643- Manchester 4 panels, >5.05 set Also 35 APARTMENTS O ffered 13 siding. SO years' experience. to meet the puUic and have a ONLY >600.00 Susan P. B. Losee, adults. Permanent residents. >16,500 — Manchester. Porter 7208. MGA, 1969, good condition. Can cents wallpaper specials. Latex Town Clerk Box U, Herald. Street area. Older 9-room home VERNON—Unusual 3 bedroom _ Public Open Meeting he seen at 66 Deerfield Drive Free estimates. OaD Rowley, pleasant telephone voice. Free storage until wanted. 648-6861. 64S-0T68 Write Bex F, Herald. paint >3.50 gaUon. Birge and Comer Oak and Spruce St. that offers 5 bedrooms, spacious ranch, mahogany paneled llv-1 MANCHESTER — Two family, 649-3664. WASmNG MACHINBS repa_ E2-DU pre-posted wallpaper Free delivery anywhere in WANTED—4-6 room apartment WALKER STREET - 7 room ed, RCA Whirlpool and Kan- i Conn. living room, large dining room Cape, enclosed breezeway. ga­ ing room, front and rea r; 5-5-2, separate heat and util- McHichMtBr. ConnBcricttt GroNp DRIVERS for school buses, 50c roU up. Scrubbable vinyl for couple with two babies, 1961 BEIL AIR white Chevrolet, more AD work guaranteed RAY’S ROOFINO CO.—Shingle 026 KEY PUNCH operator, 5- Free set-up by our own re­ and kitchen, also den, fireplace, rage. Near schools, shopping, | patios, flagstone walk, ga* ities. centrally located. Ovimer DATE: Saturday. April 36, 1964—'HME: 8:86 PAL Manchester-VenKsi area, 7:80- wallpaper, close-out reason­ 4V^>Room Apartments first or second floor, heated, Call standard shift, 6 cylinder, 2- Call 648-4018. roofs, gutters, buUt-up roofs, day, 40-hour week, extra bene­ liable men. Original price for combination windows, 3 porches, bus. Owner. 649-4172. rage, exceptional 100x200 lot. 1 must sacrifice, $18,900 PLACE: WaddeU School roof and chimney repairs, Ray fits. Apply Gaer Bros., 140 Rye 8:45, 3:16-8:80. Call 648-2414. able. Guthart’s, 194 Maple A ve, with yard, under $85. rental. 1(4 baths, ameslte drive, city $18,900. J. D. Realty, 648-5129. 649-0333. Corner Brood Street and West Middle TumpIlM door sedan, excellent condi­ all this merchandise was 649-6471. r e p a i r s on all makes of re Jackson, 648-8328, Ray HagO' Street, So. Windsor. Hartford. 246-1589. Only 8 Left FIVE BEDROOM ranch, 3 fire­ Program: tion, $1,500. After 8 p.m., 644- FOREIGN EMPLOYMENT In­ >828.46. Some fortunate person WANTED utilities. The interior is bright, frigerators, washers, ranges, now, 649-2214. CLEAN LATE MODEL places, heated patio, full base­ A1 K., Chairman 1708, 644-1966. formation. Construction, other SUPER.CEDED Toro rotary can purchase It all for only cheerful and in excellent condi­ and dryers. All oil burners WOMAN to care for three chil­ Foatiu'es include—heat, hot ment, recreation room, acre NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED With Speokera from New York City dren, so father can work, live work projects. Good paying mowers, 19” , >79.96. Self-pro­ >500.00. Business Property tion. An excellent buy for the 1966 CHjcVROLET, 4-door se­ cleaned and serviced. AH work water, dual thermostats, all large family. lot. Vln Bogginl, Bel Air Real YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND Radio-TV in, ^ v a t e room. Call 649-0600, | overseas jobs with extras, pelled from $09.96. Marlow’s, MONTHLY USED CARS For Sale 70 dan. 8 cylinder, automatic, ex- guaranteed. 649-0066. PAYMENTS electric kitchen wdth built- Estate. 643-9332 SEWER MAIN EXTENSION IN EARL STREET H you’re Interested In the oleohollc problem come nod hi tog Services 18 for mterview. travel expenses. Write only: , 867 Main Street. >20,500— Bolton. 6-ronm Ranch, eeUent shape, $595. Oall 649- Foreign Service Bueau, Dept. ONLY >16.08 in range, 12 cubic foot re­ BUSINESS ZONE m - Bight a friend. 4866. TYPEHYRTTEStS — Standard TOP PRICES PAID 2 full baths, finished rec room, PICTURESQUE setting—7 room Refreahnwats and Get-Together and electric. Repaired, over­ CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv- WAITRESS WANTED. 10 a.m.- 369, Bradenton Beach, Florida. Phone For Appointment frigerator, disposal, indl- rooms with two offices, sep­ AND/OR HILLSIDE STREET NICH1T CRAWLERS tor sale, Tldual dryers, private cel­ stone fireplace, one-car garage, brick ranch, family room, 1(4 Following Meeting In School Cofetorla 1966 FORD Fairiane 800, Fordo- hauled, rented. Adding ma­ loe. avallabis all hours. Satis­ 8 p.m., Mondays through Sat­ SAMUEL ALBERT FOR ALL MAKES arate entrance, suitable for urdays, no Sundays. Good 35c a dozen. 185 Union St. Rtfd. 347-0858 lars for plenty of storage business or professional use. one acre wooded lot, good loca­ baths, double garage, wooded EARL STREET matic, good running ccnditimi. chines rented and repaired. faction guaraiUMd. Call 648- tion. lot, Manchestei;. Carlton W. >160. Call 648-2692. Pickup and delivery eervlce. 1818. wages, good conditions. In­ ■pace, master TV antenna, Phllbrlck Agency, 849-8464. WEST SIDE quire Charcoal Broiler, 860 E. AMERICAN ENKA CORP. OVERHEAD Oarage Door, SEE IT DAT OR NIGHT Carter ChtYrelat policing, completely fire­ Hutchins, Realtor. 649-6132. MAILING ADDRESS Yale Typewriter Service. 648- 10x10, complete wlOi fixtures, If you have no means of >35,800—Vernon. 4 year old 6- NAME 1906 EVRD, 2-door, 8 cylindar, 4868. Middle Tpke. proof and soundproof, alum­ William F. and Genevieve K. Shea 8 Em I Street M oving— ^Trucking— IS LOOKING FOR >26. 6484139. transportation, PII send my inum windows and doors, Houses For Sale 72 room Ranch completely air-con­ SPACIOUS 8 room older Co­ automatic, radio and heater. COw laa. ditioned, 2 full baths, finished Oall 649-0846 after 8 p.m. SHARPBNINO Servlee — Saws, HOUSEHOLD Executives: We auto for you. No obligation eeramlc baths with show­ lonial, modern kitchen, 1(4 h u x s i d e s t r e e t Storage 20 PRODUCTION ' 80 FOOT WOODEN extension whatsoever. CONCORD RD - BaoutUUl rec room, 2 fireplaces, one-car knives, axes, shears. skatM, women know it takes a high 1889 Blala BL-g4»-4SSS ers, abundance of cloeets, baths, S bedrooms, 2-car ga­ NORTH SIDE order of executive ability to ladder, good condition; also, ranch, large ttvlng room, form­ garage, % acre lot, good loca­ rage, aluminum combinations, 2961 ■ FALCON, 3-door sedan, rotary bladss. Quick servlee. MANCHESTER DsUverv. LIgM A—I^B —E—R—r —S oir-eondltionlng optional. David G. and Margaret F. Wilcox 66 HUielde Street otaadard shift. Mack, 46,000 OMittol Equipment Gb.. 88 run a home and keep our OPERATORS kitchen sink. Call after 6:80 al dining room, cabinet kitchen, tion. UMXllO wooded lot, $17,900. trucking and package deltveiy. p.m., 640-1072. 43-45 ALLTN ST.. HARTFORD Russell E. Miller 47 Buckingham Street mllee, original owner. This car St., Manchester. Hours Refrigerators, washers a:^ families happy. Why not use 3 bedraoma, recreation room, ^•mlbrick Agency, 649-8464. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. Rent .1140 landscaped yard. Uarloo B. EXCLUSIVE WITH . . . has had excMlent care. Price dally 74. Ttauraday T4. Satur­ atovs moving specialty. FUldlng that ability to sell Avon’s F1«- Good pay, steady work, NO. 4 UON UNIVERSAL cut-| HILLSIDE STREET 8976. Tel. 648-96U. grances. Toiletries, and Beauty Robertson. Realtor. 648-6968 BOWERS SCHOOL—7 room full day T-i. fIS-IISS. chairs for rant 6684118. company paid Insurance ter; No. 4 Bostrom contrac­ SEWING MACHINES — Used ROBERT D. MURDOCK SOUIH SIDE Aids in your spare time? Com­ portable electric, 810.06; oon- Saptie Tukt shed dormer Cape, 4 or 6 bed­ 1987 OU36MOBILE Simer 89 LAWN MOWEItB. program, openings on aU tor’s level, tripod and t a i ^ , MAHOGANY paneled 16x86 Peter and Helen Wasyluk 64 HlUslde Street plete training. 388-4932. A pp ^ both >M. Tel. 0484616. s(de, 189.96. Many models to AND EASTERN COAST 643-6472 rooms. 1(4 baths, garage, $16,- eenvertiMe, $300. GUI after 9, and npalrad. satoa a n d ___ Painting—P&perinc 21 .cbooee from at ilmculouily kw heated recreatiem room, patio, 900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- SHIRT CHECKER, no eoeper- garage, 6(4 room ranch, excel- Yon are hereby nottfled that the Board of Direotore of The 969-1932. loa. rsotal aq^pmanL L B M DOUBLE BARREIL shotgun pticea, an guanmteed, aagy 8464. Equlpmsiit Oon.. Bouta tt, PAINTINQ. EXTERIOR and in- ieneq neceosary, steady work. PIiu m I SsMn REALTY lent coneUtioa, only 818,980. Town of Bioadieater propoee to eaaatroet a oewer main In Borl S9M PONTIAC BomiwvUle, Mg Employment Office tor aale, one of tbs bsM. Also terms. Singer Sewing Center, Carlton W. Street and/or HUlsldo Street. Vamon. an-ISOf. " ‘ tarlor, paperiiangiiig, wall- Apply »9 West Middle Tpke., 888 NTeto Hutchins. Rsoltor, U&.R Realty Co., BENTON STREET—6(4 rooms, eegtoe, 4-H>eed transmtaaion. BvH sh Ssttsr tor aale. 648- In itiwet. 6464888. 64941183. aachaiige. Maepetas iffS. paphr removed, dnr waU work. One Hour Maftinising. MaihhM Olfssri S6S4686 649-6544 649-9344 aluminum storms and screens, Yon are given tfiis notfoe na the owner or ownon of land or Must seU. 876-8461. Reasonable rateo. Bank finano- Dividend Road Ssptle Tsoks, Dry Wsla. fireplace, amesite driveway, 2- buildings upon which the cost of such extenelon may bo assessed. VACUUM GLEANERS, toasters, tug arranged. FliUy tnsurod. CARBIER position for woman NORTH COVENTRY - Near Inc. M 8 CHEVROLET, Siq>er Sport irous, lamps, drills repaired. who is looking for more than Rocky Hill, Conn. KITCHEN sink, kitchen set, Sewer Uaee loeieneA—Od- Parkway. Like new 6(4 room car 'garage, excellent condi­ Objeotlona to the propoeed oonetruotlott will be heard by the 6tt-9668rJcoaepb P. Lawia. heavy round table, chairs, gut­ om 668-2692 >0,000 miles. 409 4-speed tranS' F t m esUmatos. Free pickup NOTICE lar WaterprooSag D . Oolonial-Ranch, 6 acres, 3-car tion. Tel. 64M814. Board of DirMtors at a hearing to be held In the HEARING a job. Must be High School ter drains, crib with mattress. atisslon. OaU 648-4460 alter 8. and delivery. 888-8866. BXTEIUOR and ______Interior paint­ SIX ROOM duplex on bus line, garage, early American. Haym ROOM, Mnnlolpal Building, Monofaeater, Oonneetleut, at StOO p.m. griuhiate, pieaslng personality, Corona typewriter, window GMAC WILL BELL AT PUB- ing. Wallpaper’allpaper tbooka. raper- and abUi^ to meet puMlc. WANTED — Flrst-olass floor children accepted. Call 648- Agency. 648-4808. MANCHESTER - Unique six EDT., May 8, 1964. m S CHEVROLSr Bel Air sport screens. Reasonable. 848-4064. UC AUCTION on May 1, 1M4 IMUNNEY BROS. rootn Cape, hot water heat, HAVE TIME. WUl work. WUl hanging.f. OeUlnga. _____ Flooro. Flillj Many company benefito. Apply covering mechanic, rsferencas at 10:80 ojn. at Scranton Mb- 6824. MANCHBSTBBr-augt 8 room ena owner, 6 cylinder. do most anything, odd Jobs our Sswenge Dispeeai Os. BOLrON-810.000. 640 toot troiit> ranch, 8 baths, doums gorsgs, rec room, oversized garage, BOARD OF DnUDOTORB insured.------Workmanship” ' Finance Oo., 806 raqulreu. torfb RockvUla one IMtT Codfl- yctelty. OiiirH, hiakkm - ! aatssd. Lso PeUatior, I Strsst, Munchastir, bs- jnOOMp liD ISS-liS EmhI MORTH END-# rooms, ohU- age, approarimataly 8 acres. family room, rsereatlon room, encloaed porch, excellent lo- TOWN haMhsr, 6684068. 94. 6694166. atrset ■rikr isSrrae the ri^ t to hid. sottros. Coriton W.,J w^cfc ItoYM 8tt- tar 6. J. OMpsotor. Baalhaf >il KBt. lUoHor, MMUt. I. \ \

UrURSDAY, APRIL 38. 196f fAGB TWBNTY-EIGHT ATaraga Daily Nat Praaa Rrr ittanrt;»Bter Ev^nins Iftntlli Por the Weak Ended April Ifi, Ififlt > 1 i T r ■ ■ InITI^iTTiTrf 1 1 1 n oorpa of preaent and paat offi­ oera,cers, and BYank K allai^er, dis­ OAR RENTALS 1 3 ,9 5 1 About Town Tall Cedars trict deputy of the Sr^rme ’Tall Cedars, will attend. From Your Neighbor *s Kitchen Msmbsr of the Audit or LEASINQ Bureau of CtreulaUoa IlH WteMn's CtaHd a t Trin- T o Parade •ITje parade, from South Ter­ Manehmiter^A City o f yiUaga Chmrm Mgr Oonramiit Church will apon- minus to the Masonic Temple, will start at 5 o’clock. After mtt a turamac* aal« at the Com* By DORIS BELDINO f>Thls recipe makes four dosen • A l MakM BWinltgr T ttom 9 to 11:30 a.m. TVo dhielons will make up dinner at 6, the ’Tall Cedar Band «a U) PRICE SEVEN e n m i Mr*. Raymond Brown of 76 Kaffee Kuchen. •AE MoM (TWENTY P A 6 H ) MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1M4 flhtndagr. the Tall Cedars parade Satur­ will preaent a short concert TOL. LXXXm , NO. 178 prior to the Prologue and Royal Agne* Dr. makes K a f f e e The rolls may be refrigirated •AE TlmM day afternoon when Nutmeg Court ritual In the Masonic Kuchen, a German coffee roll overnight and wanned betore Tba Maaohester FMlatelic serving. •ooMgr wlU bold an auction at Forest Is hoet to the District 16 Temple. with, a cake-llke texture, that 1* wonderful for a breakfaat Mrs. Brown Is a natlvs of Paul Dodge PonHot Its maathir Tuesday at 7:80 Spring Ceremonial. During the Sldonlan Degree treat or company snack. Van Wert, (Milo. She attended INC. Events Bjn. at North MeUiodist Church. John Stoutner. junior d ^ u ty initiation of candidates. Nut­ Kaffee Kuchen high school and Junior college in 378 MAIN STREET McNamara Orders Bach member la reminded that grand Tall Cedar, today an­ meg Forest, representing Dis­ Phone 649-2M1 trict 15, and Maaaaaoit Forest 1>4 packages or cakes of yeast Chicago, Ql., and worked for the maximum win be five lots. nounced the parade lineup. the Blue Cross there. She also Musical units Include the Tall of Blast Providence, District 16, 1 teaspoon sugar will compete for the right to >4 cup warm water did free lance modeling in Chi­ In State John DuHca, the new steward Cedars Band, the Manchester cago and Fort Wayne, Ind. Service Base Cut Slate Assembly Enacts cup butter represent the New England de­ at the Bilks Home, has announc* gree teams in the national com­ H cup sugar She and her family came to sd that the lodge will served petition during the Supreme 1 teaspoon salt Manchester from Marlborough steamed dam s and clam chow­ Forest convention May 14-17 at cup milk, scalded about one and one-half years WASHINflTDN (AP) — ■^Ot Uiess 10,066 wlU drop away Woman Arrested der IVidays from 7 to 9 p.m. ago. Her husband, a native of W A»tlirsu^« (Ar; ^ today’s actions. Atlantic City. 5 cups sifted flour Secretary of Defenfie Rob­ 8 eggs, beaten Manchester, is a teacher in the GREEN —Release 096,000 acres of In Son’s Knifuig The Brltlah American Cld) 1 cup butter, melted Hartford school systMn. The ert S. McNamara today an­ real estate for nondefense use. win bold a dance Saturday from 2 cups sugar couple has two children, David, nounced 68 new actions —Make av^lable 61 industrial Police Arrests 1 4 cups walnuts, finely 6, and Donna, 6. iants tor sals to American bue- HARTFORD* (AP) — A 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. for members Besides cooking, Mrs. Brown GREEN eloeing or reducing military New Congress Districts chopped gless. Hartford woman was to ap­ and guests. Charlie Varrlok's enjoys bowling, playing the bases, depots and arsenals Dissolve yeast and one tea­ Fifty-flvs of the new actlona pear in Circuit Court 14 to­ orchestra wlU provide the mu- Joseph Mielazarek, 40, of 1039 guitar, camping, and doing flow­ spoon of sugar in warm water. find consolidating offices. announced by McNamara at a Tolland Tpke., last night was er arrangements. day for allegedly stabbing M'ly I fiiqpymnup gwiy i SEEDs^ For the time being at least, Donald Gray disturbance reported at the Ed­ doubles In bulk, about one hour. “The stream will be stocked dered closed or reduced to more urday at 1 p.m. at the Statler wards home. The accused posted the Navy’s 11 shipyards, major looked up and saw his mother dent William Howard Taft Divide dough Into fourths and in time for fishermen to fish than 500. holding a blood-stained bread Hilton Hotel, Hartford. Those Pipe Band and St. Patrick’s a $100 bond and the case has When added to those other Air Force and Army bases were —has been enacted in time shape each fourth on lightly over the weekend.” knife and felt a wet spot in his lannbig to attend maiy call P i^ Band. Color guards will be been set down for presentation moves, the Pentagon said, the left untouched. for the Nov. 8 election. lies Helen Thomas, 3S Cooper floured surface Into 12-lnch roll. The other eight acUons—worth bapk. provided by Nutmeg Forest, the In court on May 11. Divide each roll Into 12 pieces. OVER ZEALOUS 68 new actions will: The (General Assembly, facing gBt. Marines, ’Tunxis Forest of West —Save $661 million a year In $21 million a year In savings— He said he ran to the bath­ Shape each piece Into a 7-inch LOUI8VILLB, Ky. (AP)—Dur­ Involve unspecified installations room, saw a bloodstain and fled the prospect of an at-large elec­ Hartford and the VFW. Laurel LONE STAR MONEY ing a recent home show, one operating costa. tion of all six Connecticut con­ The Ckiild of Our Lady of'S t Forest of Wllllmantlc will also LAMESA, Tex. (AP) — Don rope. Dip each piece Into melt­ —EUmlnate 81,600 civilian to a relative's apartment at 4 manufacturer sent out a high- gressmen If it failed to act, Bartholomew will sponsor a pa- participate. Other foot marchers Etheredge, 14, unearthed a ed butter, then Into sugax, and Jobs and military assignments. (Kee Page Eight) Jewel C t and called police. back Into the butter and finally salaried engineer to demon­ NOW! The youth was taken to St. took Just three days to scrap rag and magaaine drive will be the Civil Air Patrol, small, rusty metal box near his districts that had bmn in exist­ Saturday from 9 a.m. until noon in chopped nuts. strate a new stove that cleans Francis Hospital and received Nutmeg Rangera, Cedarettes farm home, and after prying It ence since 1911. In the school yard. In case of Fold each rope In half and itself by the high heat method. H M prints Mis stsd fermtils N outpatient treatment for the and, a t course, the saplings, open found five Republic of Tex­ fivwy psekais. Compsrs. Sara, Jack Zalman, political writer rein the event wiU be held Sat­ twist to make a braid. Place ’The engineer opened the oven knife wound. His mother was candidates for initiation into as currency notes-^1 In perfect ■wW • fins lawn m a bud|at for the Hartford Courant, urday, May 2. Tall Cedars. The Sphinx motor condition. on greased baking sheet. Cover and found the job already had arrested by plainclothesmen and gave up without a strug­ sought the at-large election in a patrol c a n will also be here. Dates on the bills, which bore and let rise in warm place un­ been done for him. Sine* 1892 Group .Will Probe til doxjble In bulk, about 30 A young workman, hired the gle. suit filed in federal court with The Mbthera Club o f Center Mayor Fi’ancls J. Mahoney denominations of $50, $20, $10, the backing of his newspaper. Congregational Church will minutes. night before to clean up the m YOM NEIGHBORHOOD STOM will ride with the parade mar­ $5 and $8, ranged from 1837 to (Herald photo by Ofisrs.) The suit triggered a special ses­ eponsor a public mllltaiy whist shal, Stoutner. Grand Tall Ce­ 1841. Some were signed by Sam Bake in 860-degree oven for "m odel home.” spotted the dirty Safety Signs Hit and setbadc card party tomor­ 16 to 20 minutes, or imtll brown. stove and cleaned it. MRS. RAYMOND BROWN sion of the Assembly that open­ dar Donald Gray will lead his Houston, first Texas president. Rothwell Murder HARTFORD (AP) — Those ed Tuesday. row at 7:30 p.m. In Woodruff cute traffic safety signs on Hall at the church. Mr. and Connecticut's interstate high­ Zalman contended that pop­ Mrs. J. Bdward McKeever will ways are being questioned by ulation imbalance in the old dis­ oonduet the games. Refresh­ A nowly-organixed commltteo'^ciwe___ Is brought to the State tricts violated his constitution­ Court of Appeals expeditiously the Federal Bureau of Roads. ments will be served. Tickets has vowed to continue Invest!- " In a memo to the State High­ al rights. If the General Assem'4 may be purchased at the door. gation of the Hope Rothwell and with the full legal righU way Department, the bureau bly failed to create six districts to which all are entitled.” • •• everyone s murder for which Roy F. Dar­ pointed out that there Is no roughly equal in population, Bmanuel Cbiirohmen will win of Andover was convicted Darwin’s attorneys are ex­ provision for such signs on In­ the court should order the at- sponsor a men’s breakfast Sat­ “ until the full facts are known.” pected to appeal the conviction terstate roads. large election, he said. urday at 7 am. in Luther Hall A committee spokesman an­ to the higher court before the The signs say things like: A hearing on the suit la at the church. Reservationa nounced the group will meet to­ May 22 deadline. ’They requested "Relax—Don’t Be Lax," "Driver scheduled for May 7. does tonight and may be made night at 8 at the First (Jongre- a 80-day extension of an April Who Drinks Gets Trooper for It is believed that the three- wHh William Anderson, 119 Pit­ talking abont ational Church on Rt. 8 In An- deadline to review the case Chaser," and "Honestly, Now, judge federal panel hearing the kin St.; Bernard Jdmson, 168 do’5^'>ver to explain Its purpose.a, closely. What's The Hurry?” case will be a.sked to dismiss over the years It. Birch S t, or Bl. John KJellson, ’Die group calls Itself Uie The committee declared ft They are found not only on K Helatne Rd. Bert Wogman those who know beef at It’s best •‘Oommtttee for Uie Protection would "work to the end that the Interstate Routes 84, 91 and 96, Though Connecticut had five di.stricts, it had six congress­ will be in charge of the kitchen. shop at Plnehurst. Pinehurst beef a t (Citizens’ Legal Rights.” Inveatigatlon of the murder of but along the Merritt and Wil­ (sold the personalised custom cut Darwin, 46-year-old father of which Roy F. Darwin Sr. has bur Cross Parkways. The Fed­ men, five Democrats and one Republican. It was given the The Bhut District of the four, was convicted last month been convicted is continued un­ eral Bureau of Roads concerned way . . . not pre-wrapped) Is per­ sixth congres.sman after the American Legion Auxiliary will In Tolland County Superior til the full facts are known and itself only with those on high­ meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at PINEHURST sonally selected . . . inspected 6 1930 federal census. Tbe sixth times—by the U. 8. Government— Court In the sex strangling last justice Is done.” ways in the federal interstate DAV HaH, Riverside Asre., Bria- September of Miss Rotiftwell, 17, aystem. (Herald pfaoto by Batemia). congressman runs at large. the meat packer—Plnehurst's meat ’The committee said plans to 1 Park yesterday. The five (dd districts varied toL buyer —Pinehurst Meat Manager a t Bolton. Darwin, who was Asked to r conunent on the Sen. Goldwater and GOP symbol during welcome in Hartford’* Bushne sentenced to life imprisanment raise funds "to assist the Dar­ memo yesterday, State PcHice ------^------• ------in population from 317,963 to BEEF —and by YOU. Nowhere will you win family to retain the legal 689.666. The pt^lation variation Mrs. Blorence Stevenson will get so much beef for your money. April 7, maintained his inno- Commisaioner Lao J. Mulcahy eonduot a Bible study class to­ eenca throughout the five-week help necessary to complete this said he hadn’t seen it and in the new districts la from 404,- Nowhere does It promise to taste ease." 301 to 482,136. night at 7:80 at the Salvation so good. M l - wouldn’t eomment until he had. Last Cartoon Barry Shuns ’Ihe oommittee stated k Darwin Is .ripreeented by the 'The three judge court post­ Anagr OttadeL Manchester legu firm of Mart*, Goldwater Visits flaim ed “ to work to the and Trinity Report poned a hearing on the Zatonan Oiat the Roy W. Darwin fir. Shea and Keilh. To Be Drawn LBJ Briefing HARTFORD (AJ>)—The lib­ (See Page Twelve) U.S. CHOICE — SOLID. LEAN eral arts college^ if It is to con­ A Taeatton TonT Never tinue to exist, cannot atand In WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres­ Forget By Goldberg ‘Lodge T erritory’ TOP or SPECIAL an ivory tower but "must move ident Johnson’s offer of Intelli­ San *■ n m Ondass (robi outward . . . to reality.” gence briefings to avert a cam­ Dr. Albert C. Jacobs, presi­ NEW YORK (AP) — Rube New Tork BOTTOM _ LB. Johnson Mobbed paign “ knock-down, drag-out” ROUND dent of Trinity College, made Gtoldberg draws his last cartoon HARTFORD (AP) — Whiled According to a recent A*ao- BiiUetins on foreign affairs has drawn a this statement In a special 10- today. He’s 81 now and thinks President Johnson visited “Gold oiated (press poll the ambas­ sharp rejection from Sen. Barry 5-DAY CRUISES year report to the trustees cov­ It’s time to start a new career. water territory,” Sen. Barry sador to South Viet Nam is the Culled from AP Wirw BEEF ROAST ing his first decade (1953-1963) "I didn't want to wait until Goldwater ventured into “Lodge Goldwater. On Poverty Tour current favorite of Connecticut Two other Republicans said as 14th TMnlty president. The I was dead to atop cartooning, territory” and had to brave a TO BERMUDA Buy a whole 8 to 6 lb. bottom round at this low price . . . fre«M 1 or 3 also . . . or for the R^niblican leaders for the GOP they would accept the Presi­ period oorresponds, coincidental­ or until someone didn’t want me threat on his Ufa by an af>- presidential nomination. BAKER PfUMB Aboard the small family select our special 2V4 to 8 lb. bottom round cut the sh^;>e at an eye round and dent's invitation. WASHINGTON (AP) ly, to the college’s Vith decade. any more,” aaid Goldberg, who parent crank caller. In his qieech, Goldwater B/8 ATLANTIC n just as easy to slice. The rest of the men on John­ The Justioe DepartmeMt so li Pinehurst Introduces New Cuts SOUTH BEND, Ind.t*^ . <«M«iIty ^^wring the will devote full time to being a "Goldwater won't live.” the said the Johnson aibninistration (See Page Nineteen) son’s guest list of potential Re­ today It is "oonduotiBg aa President toward the entrance sculptor. anonymous male caller told po­ is exercising “backdownsman- 5 DAYS (A P )— President and Mrs. lice Just before the Arizona sen­ publican nominees remained si­ important Investigation into to the field. The pressure of the His last cartoon for the New shlp” in the face of "Soviet lent. A1 Inolnalve, liv e f| 4 E Always A Favorifo Johnson were mobbed in an crowd Insistently swept the ator’s plane landed In East the affairs” of B(toby Baker. Aboard. Ftee From lAw NEW EASY TO SLICE BEEF CUTS York Journal-American, and 48 brinkmanship.” Johnson first announced the all - engulfing crowd of presldenUal party away from other newspapers, will end a 69- Hartford last night. It had been known that th* A few minutes later, some­ Johnson, who visited (Chicago invitation last Monday. He ex­ department was looking into BONELESS PORK ROASTS school children as they ar­ Its destination. year career. panded it at a news crmference « DAYS PINEHURST U. S. CHOICE Once Johnson was free o( the one— apparently the same man for a speech at a Democratic the case of the fonner seer^ rived today at South Bend News Tidbits Goldberg's first job as a car­ Thursday, saying “ I would like AH Inohiaive, liv e M E | | crush, however, Us grin reap­ toonist was with the Chronicle —told the fire depeulment a fund-raiaing affair last night, tary of the Senate’s Dem^ SEMI-BONELESS PORK ROASTS to confer with them and have crats, who quit his $1$,60$- Aboard. Fare From IwV to begin a four-state “pov­ peared and he began a more in his native San Francisco. bomb had been planted in the noted that a local newspaper from the AP Wires their suggestions from time to a-year post during a Senate EYE OF ROUND lb. 1.19 normal hand • s lu in g tour, About 10 years later, by 1916, sutler - Haton Hotel, where said the Midwest was "Gold- erty tour.’’ time on what the wise course to Inquiry into how he boUt up MANCHESTER BONELESS CHICKEN BREASTS Neither the President nor the greeting well-wishers penned up he was In New York earning Goldwater was to speak before water Territory.” The Presld«»t SPECIAL a Republican fund-raising din­ pursue is.” a fortune while on the Job. First Lady was Injured In the behind fences and police barrl India and Communist China $100,000 a year as the author of said he didn’t believe it. And Secretary of State Dean TRAVEL SERVICES Tender easy to slice roast cades. ner. "You have 23 minutes,” Today’s statement spelled out TeL 649-4636 VERY-THIN ROUND STEAK . wild melee as well-wishers were dangerously close to a “ Boob McNutt” and “ Mike and Goldwater was introduced at Rusk wrote six Republicans and crushed around them from all Mrs. Johnson was the first to said the same vole* In another that the Investigation Is to clash over Bhutan earlier this Ike—They Look Alike.” the dinner by Congressman Ab­ a Democrat, formally asking “ ascertain the possIMUty o f aides. However, several of the emerge from the crowd. She His comic strips, featuring call to the fire department. month, it is learned today, and Police unobtrusively filtered ner W. Sibal, the only Connec­ them to hear intelligence re­ false statements, conlliet of Nowhere else will you buy this type of boneless lean enthusiastic greeters were car­ was able to reach the exit fairly both nations reportedly moved weird Inventions, were enjoyed On the surface some of these cuts don’t look so different. But when jmu jet PINEHURST FRESHLY CHOPPED throughout the part of the ho­ ticut Republican in Congress. ports from him, Secretary of De­ interest, bribery, frand ried out of the crowd and given easily because most of the troops to jump-off positions... by millions. them home, cook them in jig time, you realize what an important and won­ tel reserved for the dinner and Sibal referred to the affair as fense Robert S. McNamara and against the government, and first aid. shrieking youngsters did not President Gamal Abdel Nasser A typical one depicted how to police dogs were used to seach "a family celebration at which Director John A. McCJone of the conspiracy.” A R E Y O U IN derful thing has happened. RUMP OVEN ROAST IE 1.19 After a fleet of three presi­ recognize her and moved in­ vows before thousands of cheer­ zip a woman’s dres.s: we are burning our mortgage.” Central Intelligence Agency. stead toward her husband. Bushnell Park. No bomb was ROUND STEAK GROUND dential helicopters landed out­ ing Yemenis to oust Britain and A bird on a shelf pecks bird­ Goldwater then opened his The names on Johnson’s list: FBBfllD BY JA H X B SPECIAL side a retraining school for un­ The First Lady said later of Israel from the Arab world. seed on the tip of a match, set­ found. or ouf of (Joldwater’s visit went as speech with an impromptu plea Goldwater, New York Gov. Nel­ HANNOVER, Germany TAKE HENRY JAVORA'S BONELESS employed workers, thousands of the crowd, "There’s nothing de­ Ambassador Herve Alphand ting fire to a box of matches, for party unity, sa^ng he hoped son A. Rockefeller, Sen. Mar­ pressing about them. There’s sdieduled and apparently ac­ (AP) — Jailer Haas Zeeman H O T W A T E R ? Naturally Better school children who had been of France presents Atty Gen. which falls on the tail of a tur­ "We could now have a celebra- garet Chase Smith of Maine, has admitted he freed tear released from classes swarmed nothing down-hearted about Robert F. Kennedy a $100,000 tle sitting on the edge of a bath­ complished iU purposes of en­ PINEHURST U. S . CHOICE couraging those Connecticut orlminal Haaa Walter Zeoli- SILVER TIP OVEN ROAST over the landing field. them.’” check on behalf of Uie French tub. (Ses Page Two) (Bee Page Nine) Just 9 The cardinal Issued his Mon­ arrested lor demonstrating In Fill your freezer. . . our meat men will gladly freezer w n ^ for y ou . . . or around the 646-acre fair site president of* the American stato. The. propooal was not Hoover for saying CJonwnunists Richard Cardinal Ckishlng, Ro­ day statement after receiving a carried out. The plan oalled on doal pack STA PUFF itarch gal. 74c Gat 25 Taa Bags, just about fraa whan you buy have Infiltrated American civil man Catholic archbishop at telegram asking his commmt in Flushing Meadow Park. Newspaper Publishers Associa­ BROTHERS tion says the association “ car­ in part for an RIssahnwsr rights movement. Boston, says many statements about the appearance of two Many of the patrons polled 125 Salada bags for only 1.25. ries the flag" of the newspaper summit meoflag to A simply wonderful value on 65c glass jars The betrayal of refugees be­ he made about the John Birch Birch Society members on a Thursday spoke of the educa­ M3-5135 tional value of the dozens of business. agree ea reualfloatten of Ko­ comes legal obligation in'Oom- Society on Monday night were New York radio broadcaat. government and industrial pa­ And he says he will do his rea and Germany .under pop­ mulst Bast Oermdny . . . Wil­ unjustified. The telegram reported that 301-315 C m Iw St. STUFFED OLIVES only 49c vilions. level best to uphold the prin­ ular governments, asatraU- Every Day HOOD’S MILK gallon glass 69c liam L. “Wild BIU” Carlisle, 74, The cardinal’s office con­ the two society members—Da­ vis, northeast states coordina­ “ There are many worthwhile ciples of the association, which ■atloB of Germaay, Austria, CAMPBELL'S NEW last of the train robbers who firmed today that he sent a letter to Thomas J. Davis of tor; and Scott Stanley, manag­ exhibitions,” said Dante Ger- representa 684 newspapers. Japan and Korea, and to- terrorised the west, dying of ing editor of the society maga­ manotta of Walpole, Mass. “ It Robb, publisher of the Times- moval ef aU fsrelgh #mEN STAMPS BOUNTY BEEF STEW reg. 53c Special 49c 2 for 95c Low Price On ^ cancer in OoateaWlle, Pa, . . . Stamford, Conn., a regional SEALTEST ICE CREAM Vi gal. #9c Birch Society official. In which zine, American Opinion — had speaks well of the technology of Union and the Knickerbocker from Gomiaay, Jspaa Soviet government paper, Iz- he said he waa the victim of a said the cardinal agreed with our society.” News, made the pledge after his Korea. As aa veatla, deolaraa Soviet Union hoax when' he broadcast a state­ them that the late Presidents Others remarked about how election by the ANPA Thuroday, aatlvs, North Boom Town, 1964 His first official act was pres­ SAVE ON THESE PINEHURST SPECIALS wU ffite with Cuba If oontro- ment repudiating the society Roosevelt and Kennedy were far a dollar went, and still oth­ bo cisarad of lA o b illiM t entation of a plaque to outgoing Tlmminfi, O ut, has become a boom town with the varay about UR. reconnaia- and Its founder, Robert Welch, Commimlsts. ers praised the resting and eat­ through atomle _ __ xeport of a rich new strike of copper, silver and zinc sanoe flights leads to "a treach- and retracting a 1960 endorse­ Davis said to the beat of his ing accommodations, a great President Irwin Maler, presi­ rSMMI dent and publisher of the Mil­ amphlbioos iavasloas — wMh Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. SHURFWE PEANUT BUTTER 39c...... 12 oz. jar 35c enna attack’* on that island na­ ment. recollection neither he nor Stan­ piHnt of dissatisfaction at the possible bonMags at Mae* by the Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. of New York. The 1939-40 New York World’s Fair. waukee Journal and the Mil­ tion. . . . Vatican source says The cardinal's secretary aald ley mentioned the name of the sharia and saapsH of a Nto ■trike, discovered 12 milefi north of limminfi after FVank Jacobson of North- waukee fientlncl. Maler had OPEN 'raURS. and FRI. TILL 9 HERE AT 802 MAIN ST. “ BvniFttyng la poaafiile,” oom- he would have no further com- late President John F. Kennedy RnhsHst lavaMM ta SHURFINE STRAWBERRY PRESERVE 6 1 c ...... '...... 18 oz. glais 49c • ilx-year search, has touched off a chain o^roe* during the broadcaat. ridge, Calif., said the fair waa Mrved the assoclatton'i tradl- T r r r s mwitimg on n iio it from Manila ment. Iso Rdd L\«: peeting in areas surrounding the town. (AP Puoto- that E m Eanl VI might go to Welch released toe letter wonderful but , "you definitely Ad«e ji Jb^radag night .