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WEDNESDAY, FfiBBUARY 18, IM I. A m lifa 1MI7 KftJhnwi 9 m ^tr^nftts If^raUt 9 .m 9 Mww., to Wrnim Soott yAyaBtlat *nd BntMur for Wcm* Rockville-Vemon BortiOfii I Tkwjti po*t 3odton* , * £cg|jDdx»Umr Hertford, will Engagement FOiMNSA iiW '« tour o t tlN tTnitad Na Her fiance to a son of Mr. « * « wd «• Conntw In- tions, Monday, B^0b. 35. Thoao In- .Mrs. WUltom Ryan, Milford, Maea. IBostod Uhlventty. He to tarastod may contact the bureau Novak Named Kearns - njran JUJ,, Kearns to a 1964 gradnaU emptoybd aa an Interviewer at the lO* Coonter T||$~;$80 tor details and reservatlaeis n ) Mr. end Mre. Thomae Kearns, ^ h ).]} school, a Maseechusette, later than Saturday, V tb . 38. Principal for 101 Harlan St, announce the en- graduate of Becker Junior O d lB *. employment, Boeton. o d Ml yrou u I, NO. IIB (SIGHTSBN PAOBS) MANCHESTER, CONN gagement of their daughter, Miss Worceeter, Maea., and the UWver-1 A lata epring. wedding Is WUI Odward J. Tlioina, administra tor of Mandiester Memoiiai Hos BUeanor Anne Keama of Boston,' slty of Hartford. She to employed planned. ______pital, and Dr. Alfred B. Sundquist New School of the taoîital staff will appear nhiilii:: Reds Hold Out on the B a ^ Barrents’ television niHlIHliili:■...... State N ew s allow over Channel SO Saturday at Joseph Novak, presently the 6:15 pjn. The profâm will be principal of Maple St. School, will Against Rebels ncom .the second tn a series explaining take over as supervising principal 111 OPEN THURSDAY Roundup the Hartford County Medical As- ribC’lMaic. SOdatiim, of which Dr. Sundquist at the new Skinner Rd. School when it opens in Septem^r. I n Baghdad Is a past president n:ij: AND FRIDAY The appointment was recom iillli 1^ WliBB M cnM urr N H R Capital Need ~ ' a t Oopwordta Zsith- For Two Trucks tionary rerims battled Com- CAPE CANAVERAL, FU.t board meeting. (A P )— A Bjmebm communl- 180 ravohittons a minute for sU - nmnist holdwiii in the atreeta billsatioo. WASHINGTON (AP)—An Ramsdell told the board that he MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Phono Ml 3-4123 SstitHig SAtdilits soared into attorney for the Pennsyl Carter Chevrolet o f Manche-ster Lectiirer-Author of Baghdad through the NASA said trackers could not For 700 Million Fund was interested in having an ex- orbit today but radio contact vania Railroad has told the Is the apparent low bidder, with a night. confirm If the satellite had been Charles Forbes Taylor, world RlflM, naeU ne funa and, ooea* was lost with it and there was damaged. Efforts were continued Interstate Commerce Com tT Xf the mat- bid o f $11,881, to provide the town fees for renowned lecturer, author and hu ■tonally, heavier tank weapone speculation the craft was to ti7 to regain contact. mission that the New Haven with two trucks. you down, re- morist, will present "Australis,” a were heard in the center ct the knocked off its spin gjlis by a Failure of the experiment would Railroad will need as much as loMW-ara available foom The bid was one of .six opened color film taken by him, Sunday city from about 9:10 p.m. until be a blow to U.S. hopes of start- 6:80 a.m. small rocket motor intended ihig experimentation with high-al $78 million over the next 10 Seeks More B A N K A N D this morning on a contract to pro at 3:30 p.m. at Bailey Auditorium, COM PANY tor any vide one oemiplete dump truck and It waa the heavleet firinc in the to kick it into the world’s titude synchronous satellites, years for capital improve ■purpoaa. (and educa- one new chassis and cab for an old Manchester High School. This is Iraqi capital elnce Saturday night, first synchronous orbit. three of which would sufflee to ments. £i). Obtain a loan dump body. A trade-in of one com the third in a travel series spon the eecood night of the revoluuon A eynohronoue orbit is one In irovlde worldwide comhiunica- What’g more, Pennsylvania Atty. School Aid, daid |ia atrtat oonfMenoe. plete old dump truck and one old sored by Lutz Junior Museum and & 9 HAL that overthrew and killed Iraqi which the eatelllte eeems to stand tiona coverage. Windsor Cousins said at the IOC . offlocs at: 863 chassis and cab were part of the the Manchester Civltan Club. Pro Premier Abdel Karim Kaaeem. ■till in space because It la travel The satellite was launched at hearing yesterday, trustees for 16 North Mala and the deal. ceeds benefit the museum. Urged by clandeatine Red radloe e d toe same epeed the earth 13:88 a.m. by a three-stage Delta the New Haven have estimated Other bids were from Jones Born In England, Taylor is now FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE to etage an armed uprtelng rocket which performed perfectly deferred maintenance costa alone State Pays agalnat the new antiCommunlet in drilling the craft Into a giant Downtown Ford of Hartford, $12,- an American citizen. He sang to The National Aeronautlce and at $42 million. 852; Dillon Sales and Service, Man- an audience of 1,000 when he waa regime. Iraqi Rede have held out egg-shaped orbit at about 22,800 With these figures and others the In podeete in heavily populated Space Admlnletratton announced miles an hour. dlester, $12,706; Shechtman Mo four, and g;ave his first speech GOING PLACES____ nearly 11 houre after the 13:86 lawyer for the Pennsylvania ch*J- By OEOBOB BAZAN tors, Blast Hartford, $13,033; Sou- to 2,000 at the age of nine. He has Beotlone of Beghdad. Troope and Syneom coasted up, gradually lenged ag too low the amount of Hww D m clvlllane have been moving in eye- a.m. launching that radio contact losing speed, until It reached a HARTFORD (A P)— Gov. M len G.M.C. of East Hartford, $11,- addressed an average of about had vaniahed at 5:43 a < »-—Just money a New Haven official had DON^ A w ay! 961; and Chorches Motors, Inc., 500,000 people annually for 40 SAMSONITE "SILHOUETTE" tematlcally to clean out toe pook- point about 32,800 miles high. Then told the commission would be John N. Dempsey called to eta. after the ao-called apogee, motor a toning device Ignited the small BIB piMty ad wear M t is Manchester, $12,345.70. years. In the epaoeoraft was Tgdted by needed for capital improvements, day for $68 million in higher His interest in photography be made of jet-age magnesium, covered with strong vinyl in biscayne . The ebootoig etarted on a etreet rocket at 5:43 a.m. maintenance and repsUrt. whan yon have tear the Tigrie River near toe a toner. taxes to help balance a record gan at 16 when he photographed blue, platinum gray, dover white, oxford gray or alligator finish for The firing was to take the sat- "Isn’t the day of reckoning com n i l Elks Setback the “ Congress,” a burning steam elty'B main telegraph office. A program official reported the emte out of the elliptical path ing in the next few years when the two-year (^leneral Fund budg>- B s e v s n lr simp. AXX women; oxford gray, desert tan or alligator finish for men. Juat before the fighting etarted, trouble an hour before u m 'official and shove It onto a circular course New Haven will have to spend * et of nearly $700 million. ship that he and his father had announcement. Mb wowK cnnuMMTEia>! Peterson’s, 1,307; Stats Shoe been peissengers aboard. These Xraq’e new preeident, Abdel Salem at that altitude. great deal more?” Cousins asked. The Democratic governor pro Repair, 1,277; Patten’s, 1,212; pictures, taken from a lifeboat, men’s S suiter...... 4 5 .0 0 ladies’ 26” pullm an...... 42.50 Aref, told a newe conference that The NASA statement eald radio "The motor fired successfully,” " I f everything remains constant, posed raising the state salee tax Schendel’s, 1,211; North Bhids, 1,- Kaeeem tried to bargain with him signale were not heard after the the official eald, "but radio slg- additional maintenance money will from three-and-a-half to four per were used by newspapers all over hat b o x ...... 20.00 SAM YULYES 190; Walnut Clippers, 1,185; Joseph Novak the world. He began taking mo exec, o’ n ig h t...... 30.00 for mercy a few houre before hie apogee motor burned Ite' full 30* ttala stopped IS seconds later. We be required,” conceded Lynn B, cent and eliminating the deduc W o ^ y ’s, 1,127; Pour Diamonch, tion pictures In 1935 and has film beauty case ...... downfall. ■econd duraUon. It eeid offlclele regained a brief signal about 7 Coleman, chief administrative erai be in a beautiful orbit and Just The commission Is holding hear- bile. trucks and tractors. M OAK BKRaSDr cific. the Near East, South Amer A L S O .... High single, Peterson’s, 135; had worked with in the past. ica and Alaska. ence Wednesday toe new military encountering transmission difficul lng» on the proposed merger of He recommended a hike in toe second, Peterson’s, 118, He thought that any i^flculties He has attended a score of col SAMSONITE "STREAM ties." the Pennsylvania with the New cigarette tax from five to six cents that might arise in the process of leges and seminaries, holds D.D. 14.95 to 26.95 (Oowtonned on Page Four) But he Bstid toe kick rocket York Central Railroad. The New a pack, a one per cent increase to getting the new school going and T ,T. r>. degreea has authored 10 might have knoeked the craft off Haven has asked the ICXJ. to In the corporation buetosM tax rate, clude It In the union, a proposal to would be multiplied if the p^ci- bo<^, and lectures on social and course. and increases to the unincorporat pal waa new to toe achool sys There was a possibility, he said, which both the Pennsylvania auid civic subjects. Central object. ed buatoees tax averaging 20 p w tem. Individual tickota tor toe trave that temperature In the satellite cent. was too hot, upsetting communi- Novak has been with the Ver logue may be purchased at the Cavein Victim Rescued Dempeey, to his budget message J THURSDa "O N LY! ^ non achool system ainoe 1951. He door. catitms. Ae a possible means of O ros’ Aunt Testifies solving such a problem, he report to toe poUUcaUy divided General started tecutolng Grade 7 in the N EW H A V E N (A P )'—The sec Assembly, again flatly rejected NATIYB, FRESH—3 LB. AVERAGE old Blast School, was transferred ed, toe spacecraft systems were ond phase of the U.S. govern I I turned off and will be restored any propoeals for a personal in to the Northeast School when it Mrs. Blum Earns NEW SPRING WOOLENS After liiVz Hour W ait ment’s peonage ease against David come tax In Connecticut. opened, and to toe Maple S t by ground signal later. I. Shackney continues today in There was no explanation why ‘‘This is a tax we must avoid no School in 1969. Degree at UConn BY BAULING U.S. District Court. matter what the aource of toe Novak was also a member of the LAKE TOMAHAWK, Wie. (AP)Slumlnated police officers, prison It opened yesterday with testi proposal, no matter how preeua- STEWING —A well digger burled up to hie camp inmatee and others^ who (Centlnued on Page Four) mony from a Philadelphia woman I I building committee for the Skinner ehouldere In shifting eand since sively It may be offered as the Rd. School building. He will re Mrs. Rosalie Bhim, School St., worked slde-by-side through the on Luie Humberto Oros’ last day way out,” he said. mid-afternoon Wednesday waa " I ’ve been In tougher epota,” on the Shackney chicken farm main in the Maple St. school for was among 136 University of Con The governor presented hie budg- toe remainder of the present 2 .9 9 yd- puUed free early today and ap ■aid Fink, who was trapped about iwihere the government says he and ■CHICKENS necticut students who completed peared to be In good condlUm. 20 feet below ground level. Ms family of six were kept In a •t proposal! for the two>year fls- school year. Senate H ow l N o charge fo r ewtolng iq». W e reserve the right to HmH H their academic requirements for fashion firsts in 54”, 100% wool caresse flannel (16 colors) Raymond (Fuzzy) BTnk, 81, was Fink went Into the well to deep state of Involuntary servitude. cal period beginning July 1 to a A replacement to take over the a bachelor’s degree last month. 54” wool, nylon and dacron pastel tweeds and all in a world freed at 5:40 a.m., 14^ houre aft The woman Ito. Esther Dav- joint session of the House and Sen principal’s job at the Maple St. en It for the installation of a ate in the Hall of the House. Mrs. Blum will receive her de of wonderful fashion shades. er he was buried In a cavein of pump. The sidewalls collapsed un Expected on alos, Oros’ aunt, drove to the Mld- School will be sought by a screen gree from the College of Liberal Band near thie northern Wieconein expectedly, burying him com dlefield farm with her husband af His General Fund budget for the ing committee of board members. Arts and Sciences In June. She ma eomnumity. pletely until his brother, Lawrence ter they received a letteR? from day-to-day operating expenses of Committee members are: Edward jored In Theater, and was Involved " I ’m okay, Honey; I ’m okay, exposed hie head by frantic hand Oros, Mrs. Davalos told the court. the state totaled $697.8 million, L. Masker, Dr. Robert E. Kings UN Cuba Fund about $120 million higher than toe I H illtop market i in many University productions. Roney," Flnfc eald aa he em digging. The letter, which was not al 1961-68 budget. bury, Mrs. Alice Hammar, and She is a graduate ot Warren braced bis wife who had kept a Fink wap flyen toe last rlUw qf lowed In evidence, was turned over 234 O A K STREET — M l 9-7567 ^ board chairman William R. Hahn. . UNnvp RATIONS, N.T. (AP) The governor also proposed a Harding High School in Bridgeport, GREEN STAMPS ai|tot-long vigil, the Roman Oaihollc dhuTch-l^ ‘tfia to state police on the day of their highway fund budget of $158.4 m il They plan to screen applicants and has been a Manchester resi DOUBLE with all cash purchases Thursday from 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Rnk wa"walked ■ away from the'pit Rev. Jerome Trantow lU 'nlghtfliJl. -^Dlploihiô observers expect arrival to Connecticut. in time for final selection in May.'' dent since July 1962. with juat alight help. He was taken The priest rhiilntalnM hts vigil as' .U )K- cftogresemen to speak out The same day police questioned lion, a capital bonding program of , to Lakeland Memorial Hospital In toe Side of the pit was dug away Oros and took a statement from $71.6 million, and special fund ap- soon against too decision by the proprlaUons of $3.2 million. nearby Woodruff despite protests ftam. Fink’s hpad. about hie connecUotl with LUXURIOUS WASH and WEAR ‘Every function and acUvlty of that he wes all right As one sand, slide after oiibtt^ 157,600 on an nolaultural re- ikney. Dr. CSiarlee H. Flint rescuers, Flira: Davaios edld ebe. and her (Pboto by Satftrnia, Vtne eUte governnaenf bag been subject SPIN DRY COnON ed to rigid tesite of ulttnute iwtiei^' hospital "w e’ll keep tow snoutiHin i down, ' -iMliiind w«ro.:tatd*wheii they ar Yalentinefl are red. Richard made heart. For what is more sweet 1 Aômmninsi oftioiitis I r e consid- a Bity end ultimate costs,” he said, make somS cheeks shd take X- Rosary goiilg pretty up w M liertain. to re^ly with chafes rived at toe form that they would Sweethearts are true. To Cheryl he gave it. When later loves are cold ARROW "FENWAY CLUB" rays, but his heart and lu n ^ are here not be aUe to eee Oroe until later "Every state program recommend To the thousands of famitfes in this area familiar with Grote & Weigel pure meat SALE! that the uiUted Starns is trying to Especially when One thing is sure. Than recalling true love ed in this budget has met these fine. He’s pretty dafned tou|m." And I've got it êtty to the day. They then went to the use Ita contributions to toe United The experience is new. She’s going to save it. A t six and a half years old. tests.” products . . . and to the thousands of new families who may not yet have had this Dr. Flint was present vdien Fink hot down here,’■ replied Fwk from Nations M a cold war weapon. state poUce with toe letter. was pulled from toe ground. " I Inside a metal culvert placed over The next day they picked up The new General Fimd budget SHIRT Despite U.S. government pro also Is designed to olean up a cur think they brought him up through his head to keep him from being tests, the special fund announced Oroe and his family on the road purely delicious experience . . . here is your opportunity to get acquainted with the the hole he had been caught In, smothered by the treacherdus outside the farm, she said, because rent erating deficit now esti MEN'S Wednesday that It will start the mated at $8 million, ccmslderably the doctor said. Band common In this northern long-delayed flve-year project at the driveway leading Into the Reds in U.S. finest of all sausage . . . Another source said Fink waa Wisconsin area. grounds was blocked. President Outlines less than toe original estimate of Santiago de Laa VegM In three some $22 million made by the gov 5.00 pulled straight up after rescuers A cup of warm milk was low or four months, as soon as It re They went to Shackney’s house had dug a tunnel from his side. where Mrs. Davalos said She ^>er- Shun Violence, ernor two years ago. ered in a backet to Fink about 3 cruits the necessary foreign ex Some 35 bills ineorporattog the HI;:! OVERCOATS A cheer went up from toe ree- a.m. He asked for some more perts. suaded Oros not to sign a paper • finest “dura-neat q>in sue crew as he Was drawn free. offered by Shackney. The paper, administration’s budget propoeals about SO minutes later. The mUk Raul G. iHoffman, an American Programs for Youth were to be Introduced to the legis dry cotton that does Fink rejected an offer of a rite testified, said Oroe had been Gus Hall Says was his first nourishment since who Is managing director of the lature today. its own ironing I stretcher and other help. the cavein about 8 p.m. Wednes fund, said that although the United " I feel fine. I can walk. I can (Ooottoued on Page Four) Dempsey’s budget, which now • sanforized plus day. States puts up 40 per cent of his NEW HAVEN. Conn. (A P )—Gus must clear the Republican House make It on my own,” he sold. A phyriclan had been unable to ornnUation's total funds, "W e WASHINGTON (AP)—President Congress for legislation and fi Hall says the American Commu Special "try me" Offer • 14 to 17Vi After embracing his wife, os well as ths Democratic Senata, reach nim because of the danger wlTl not use one single American Kennedy wrapped together in a nancing on a broad scale. nist party, which he heads, does Bernice,- he walked to a‘ station single unprecedented package to He bid for a “ Youth Conservation provides for increased state aid to of additional sand slides. dollar" on toe Cuban project. not seek the violent overthrow of towns for education, more pay to r w ^ n for the trip to toe hospital. Fink’s wife ruehed to the scene U.S. sources said they under day all nls proposals to aid the Corps" to work In parks and for the U.S. government. He says the ^ e fight to free Fink had been nation’s youth. He sent It to Con- ests. He urged creation of a sort from their home In Athens, about stood technicians from the Soviet News Tidbits Communists seek peaceful transi (Ooattoned on Page Four) made In a tiny forest clearing 80 miles south, after hearing of bloc or other non-American coun gress with word that "our youth of home town youth corps. He tion. not change by force. turned Into a ehadowy am pl^ the cavrin. As the night wore cn tries will carry out the project from the A P Wires deserve and require a better called again for a domestic peace Hall, general secretary of the toeater by toe floodlight that U- and temperaturea dropped below and would be paid In non-dollar chance." corps^lt would be named the Na party in the United States, ad SALE! sero, she occasionally left her currencies. "W e must afford them every op tional Service Corps. He asked dressed 400 students Wednesday lace at toe pit to seek warmth Despite this, offlciale of the U.S. Another 746 refugees from Cu portunity to develop and use their that the existing Peace Corps | night at Yale University. He was 1 a traUer that had housed Fink delention obviously were appre ba’s Red Regime reach Florida to talents,” Kennedy said. " I f we overseas be expanded by nearly' generally well-received, although QUEEN CASUAL PROPORTIONED Life Tranquil g one-half. Bulletins and other members of a woodcuthensive of congressional reaction, day .to .stvSty .holds .of .banana serve them better now, they will there were a few boos, catcalls ting crew. particularly because of the cur freighter . . . Venezuelan destroy serve their nation better when the And the President emphasized and uninvited bursts of laughter Culled from A P Wires For 2 Negroes Fink had been working with his rent, dispute between the Kennedy ers seach Caribbean today for burdens are theirs alone.” need for action on juvenile delin during his 90-mlnute talk. wool and SLACKS brother, an uncle, Paul Fink, and administration and Republicans freighter hijacked by Communist Accordingly, Kennedy asked quency, family welfare, education Hall attacked the McCarran Act. dacron Art Frank, also of Athens. over the presence Of Soviet troops opponents of Preeident Romulo and health and physical fitness. the federal law which requires BEDS HUAOK SHIP O n Campus Early efforts to pull Fink free and weapona In Cuba. Delegation Betancourt with aid o f unidentified The total price tag for all the Communist party members to reg CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) were made by the crew and a few sources noted that the American warship. projects Is obscure, even though ister as forelgpi agents—and the U.S. Navy planee sighted and reg. 5.99 'Dvo month old New York news Dillon Favors Kennedy has recommended all of law under which Hall himself Is oiroled a hijacked Veoezueiaa 3 .9 9 ATLANTA, Oa. (A P )—Ciampus (Gontomed on Page Two) (Gontomed on ^nge Eight) paper strike may be extended to them before to general If not spe under Indictment. freighter today about 200 iwIIm life eeems relatively quiet these pliunts of New York Times In Los cific terms. The generally held concept that due sontfa of toe Domiiileaa 1 ^ days for two Negro students who Angeles and Paris, France, says Ending Limit Kennedy buttressed the plea for Communists are working for the pubUc to liie Caribbean, the * charcoal ■battered tradition and ended seg- president of printers union . . . De action with figures and arguments violent overthrow of the govern Venezuelan navy aanounoedi gray rentlon In public education m fense Department diecloeee that he has used many times. He spoke ment Is "infantile" and "not The freighter was seized Tuea- Mtoslsalppl and South Carolina. On Loan Rates of the mounting birth rate, the SUPREME QUAUITV French Prove Difficult since last summer Army has Marxist,” Hall said, adding that It day night by members of a * Cambridge There have been no open dem ahliq>ed home 15,000 of 40,000 over-crowding of schools, the is impossible to import revolu Communist terrorist organisa f^ U R E P O R K entoratlons ait toe Univeralty af troops rnaiied to Zkirope during WASHINGTON (AP)—A presi growing proportion of unemploy- tions. tion opposed to the government HOsalselppl slnoe Jamea H. Mere* ililii gray 1961 Berlin crisis. dential committee headed by Sec of President Romulo Betnn- dlth began his second semester President Sukarno of Indonesia (Oontlnaed on Page Five) For Planners in NATO retary of the Treasury Douglas (Continued on Page Five) oourt, Communications MinMe* * charcoal recently, although some furtivs brightens tension between Indo Psblo Milan! reported. ai::: remarks and obscenities still are DUlon recommended today scrap brown nesia sad Malaya, calling plan to hurled his way. EDITOR'S NOTB-Ttae unite British territories in South ping legally fixed maximum in WORK WEEK DROPS III At Clemson OoUige, la South poetureaato virtuaUy without France. But of Preeident Charles de Gaulle's recent events pose new dangers east Asia Industrialist scheme to terest rates on government-backed Ordeal hy Fire III WASHINaTON (AP) — The * loden OaroUaUj^^ reports Indloate that France raises new question about encircle his island republic. .. Sec home loans. factory work week dipped t.A Harvey B. Gantt has bean a c c q ^ for NATO. green toe future of the North Atlantic A split anuxig the six Common retary (rf State Dean Rusk says In a 64-page report to Preeident hours during January, to 40.1 od by moet of the studente, not Alliance, toe West’s Wall (n Eu Kennedy, toe group luged that the ■ochdly pethapa but at leaat as Market nations over FVance’e ve U.S. Is working for removal of hours, the Labor Department rope and how they may affect to of Britain might make the Soviet troope from Cuba, but any Federal Housing Administration said today. It was toe second Crisp, cold winter days mean sausage time * short a stuaent anuUsd to be on the and the Veterans Administration Concern of Others Americana, A P correspmident Wil French "empty chair” a full re action to drive them out must be successive month of decline. The eampue. be given reasonably broad author for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Here is a won 10 to 16 liam L. Ryan reports on theB she]shape ality, at least for a time, and that taken with dangers of nuclear ago drop for January was desortted' Hiere were never any open NATO to the shadow ity to set and adjust maximum denumatratlaas against Gantt, far o t of De would weaken the alliance. in mind. as sUgfaMy more than seasonal, derful chance to treat yourself and your family * average GauUe. "I think it would be a disaster rates on FHA and V A mortgages. and the Bureau of Labor Sta> Justice Department announces At present, the maximum rate If we should divide," President today Bernard Goldfine agrees- to Made Him Humble tistics said there would be rea to the most delicious sausage you have ever 10 to 20 on FH A mortgages, including an By W IU JA M L. RYAN Kennedy has said. "The forces In reoetvore’ sales of hts assets to son for concern If there Is a eon- eaten .. . made in Bloomfield by Grote & Weigel, Hiai A P Speotol CcCorreapondent the world hostile to us are pow insurance premium, is 5% per tinued drop In February. • ta ll months ago. Two men were killed settle $10.S million of tax d r iiw cent. The rate on the VA GI mort master-makers of pure meat products since and many others Injured, * and IXINDON (A P )—The" North At- erful." . ..Jamee Hoff a, president of Team EDITOR’S NOTE—Paul Staples. ;>arms and hands to be unbandaged lantio Treaty Organisation has He has responded softly to De gages is 5^4 per cent. ROME DOCTORS PARADE 1890. 12 to 20 federal troops finally were asnt sters Union, s p e ^ hoots be The recommendation, if ap Seattle newsman, had a long fight for the first time. In to keep ender. sverythlng it needs to France ox- Gaulle thunderbolta, but he has fore federal grand Jni^ Wednes to regain physical and mental The young doctor adjusted his ROME (AP)»Wearhir their street cnit the FTaneh. proved by toe administration and Another Negro, Deway Oreane made it clear any division be day, and does not disclose testi health after suffering severe instruments. He was a popular white medical coats, I jm "It’e a little like running a boat tween the United States and Eu- Congress, presumably would be the GROTE ft W E IG E L PORK SAUSAGE IS pro floor Jr., 18 of Greenwood, ifaee., who mony. moet far-reachiiw of all proposals burns to an accident near his doctor with a warm smile for ev stafo hospital doctors warohed h o ^ to Join Meredith at Mlaiile- with the anchor down," eays a nqw la • serious danger to West Home last June. Here, to the last eryone he met on his rounds. Now through Borne today, eomplaln- sportswear NATO aouroe. ern seeurity. U.S. Coast Guards calls eff made by toe Dillon Ccmmlttee. duced in one of America’s finest, most modem e t ^ le awattoy eourt aotlan on search for niSisIng American tank. The impact would ^ great Inas of three special articles, he de he was not smiling. tog that Partiament had foiled “try me” hu U d to enrou. The heart and nerve oepter of The poeabUlty of a weakening scribes his triumphs over fear, his “ I ’m going to be working on to give them job seeurtty. In the food processing plants. This sausage is made NATO are to Stance and probably Or Marine Sulphur queen, which much ae F^HA and VA programs After univeralty offloials reject is ptonnilly present. France's veto disappeared Feb. 3 with crew of small gains, and finally his re- Paul's hands the next few min parade were doctors reproaent- offer good will remain there Indefinitely. briim grave economic problems account for nearly 90 per cent of only of the purest ingredients— choice pork, our ed him as not qualified scludas- 39 ---- Blustery Florida weather all loans guaranteed or insured utes, Mrs. Staples," he said to my ing hospitals hi every part i f throngh lib tlcally, Greene went Into federal That is where headquarters is, to attain . She may feel obliged salt, sugar and spices— no artifcial flavoring or entire got# tmtaflve blame for North under various federal programs. . By PAUL STAPLES wife, Alice, standing nearby. Italy. Services In toe hoapifofo Saturday, eourt at Hattleaburg, Mias. That where planning Is dons, where the to review her NATO commit of toe Seattle Tlnies The doctor waited. —except those In Borne wnrs NATO Ooun^ aits. west Orient Alrltoea Jetliner’s Any change In maximum Inter coloring. From the moment you taste the dif stock oourt deferred a rulinf, tolling ments. Britain's three divisions— SEATItiE, Wash. (A P )—Sever M y wife, did not reply. Nor did not disrupted, la toe eapitsi Feb. 23. ” t r y m e ” Right now, France’s major oon- plunge Into EvergladHi, with loss est charges would hot be retro OreciM to exhaust aO admlnlstra. 55,000 men plus support troops— of 48 lives. active. Oitoy future mortgage loans al weeks after I received emer she leave my hospital room. state hoepltnls provided onto ference . . . you will insist on Grote ft Weigel. bution to NATO Is geography, to Oerm w y cost her to the n ^ b - tlve remedisa at toe univer sity. S Mose Bon-iiiielear teat eapio- would be affected. gency treatment for severe bupis "Well, you can stay — If you emergency Servloes as their Stan Grsene then asked the U.8. 5th e French delegate nts tn the borhood of $300 million a year. suffered to a gasoline lawnmower would like to," the doctor said aft Tlint'c why we make this special offer through council, but that'e about all he ■tone era planned by toe Atomic Kennedy appointed-the four-man doctors Btrnok for 34 hanra to Cireult Oourt of Appaela to order Flnnes herself haa made no B reigy Oommtsstoo, the new series committee lari March, ordering a accident last June, I was moved er a pause. back up toe protest mswhi rotor laverke food store. SPECIAL m him admitted. A three-judge panel ddea. move to reatore to NATO the two to star to April and run through toorough search for rtiidelines and to a 'Veterans Administration hos " I would like to.” Alice said. will hear the far AUsnta The Atlantic crials provoked by divialaas withdrawn to pre-De June.. Robert Bice Reynolds, 77, pital for rehabilitation. M y burned arms and hands had SEES DinmsE our Franoe'e btunt rejeetion of Brit- priorities to be applied to almost Friday. Gaulle daya for the Algerian cri who advocated ‘100 per cent all federal lending programs. I had made up my mind to not been unwrapped from their PHllADBLPBU (AP)-^s 20% to 40% off! Attom wa for Greene have oon- ato’a bid to enter the Binropean als. She haa wtUidrawh her dosm overcome the depression that dressings since the night of the secretary of toe Treasury Americanism" during his 12 years Prom the standpoint of general tonded ttmt the federal eourt Economic Community or Onwimen ■hips Srom NATO’s Mediterranean to U.S. Senate dhe Wedneediy strikes all bum vtctims and now accident. B. Fowler said today Maritet turned a a M t U ^ on Idiiloaophy, these were toe com including famous names like la toe Meredith ease were force. Her eootrihutton now mittee’s major recommendations; I was to start treatment under The doctor was swift and sure reached a poliit in m sad appiled -to oB NATO's problems wtth^nuioa. amounts to two dtvtokms to Ger- Paul Dudey White, noted 11 Tile goal cf federal credit pro: trained and skilled physical thera as he out away the bandages. He where.E caa hsgfai to'toval ml • MICHAELS STERN • J&F NATO searaes say Freneh sttt- nuny. S b A that's tt. heart specialist, doera’t totok It grama should be to encourage and pists. carefully studied my hands and to* sizes: regular, short and long sizes of toe umveralty of ^ p t r ptanntag. that .NATO ts atm asariy six dtvl- Is necessary to embark on W supplement, not diaiâce, private I was still busclble, however. arms. preMMeh have barred newsmen Itsnch failure to oooporau to da- ■iona abort of toe SO which plan mile hikes to keep fl^ h « says .. lending. But my mind cleared as the days Finally he spoke; "It le more geney, e n h e . from the' eam- fonsa ayatems and ften eb tosla- ners hold necessary to proceed Congressional secretaries who 2. AH programs should he re passed. The prayers, well wishes encoura^ng than I had expected." nedy bold down federal OFF POUND pos. H ut anthoritottve eourcaa on teaee on acting exelwlvely of toe with Jbe. forward ideieiiM prdgnin plodded miles from dawn to diuk viewed periodically because the and offers of help, including many My big day came soon after I tag. The "Piaetioai duet iiii FR£E /AAIN STREET PARKING! laport Mereftto, 39. otOl other alUee can eauae more harm. to prove there is some physical committee believes " I t 1« reason- from blood donors, made me hum- entered the Veterans Adminiatm- expendUHte eentrsl," he masse en C^dtot Hill sag toey Uo and ubamad. - - to h w d nMk I v e s M ft e lt (OMMiSMd Fsge Ftatollijk Dm Nb m o m m for mgr (OoaHnwd M Figs Vss$| MANCBESTEA EVENING HERALD. MANCH9STEB, CONN., tHURSDAY. FEBRUARY 14. IMS MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TRURSDAT, FEBRUART 14, t m w a tt ^ DMUd ItoUs «ad tlw alMaiief tea l Fry Anqr? wars Brioh Julius Leymlum, 1 t): French Prove Difficult lo far as military msn are eon- Rockville-Vemon Carol Dr., Paul Mlnta, Francis a«M d, tiw lAemtiSa alUaMP Jma Av«., and Mrs. Katoe Emaotlna Bt. be«a a miraculous suceai maea an pyo fhr vailto Baum Miwa, ia From Your Neighbor's Kitchen Louis, 8 Becker PL its crsaUon in IM*. Tbsy art pratNMy tailing tha Praald«at*a Hospital Notes For Planners in NATO raatiy to sit it out aad cany cn fltnem program and TV pram Young GOP bustaisss as usoal. By AUBED SHBINWfUA/- • Admitted yesterday: Trofen oonferenoM to hsnxt. ■VDOMSBBUmfO Nedweden, BDlhifton; Marie CSas- (Conttened fron Page One) But Francs ia a latgo etamk a t n mi’t ahmya enough to knoK •:!il France’s poUcy is not to tun W h y? advanced iriaya like the throw-in. SCm. lUyiMod D. Blanca Jr„ tonquay, Pleasant View Dr., Ver BUYS 26,192 PAIR Kuropc. Mat1ow*a Dopnrtmeiit t t a n *»------_ To Hear Talk non; Lempi Pieros, 6 Morrison Kofsky's French weapons over to a multi- Tott atm u m to watch tha fall 188 HbUlstar S t , uaiMUy- While De Gaulle insists "the D« Gautia’s impact, in tha opin- K ‘ S f 8 nation force under foreign com I t 867 Main StTyeatanlay ra- of tha oarda If you want to know 7 9 4 4 8o autprlm bar bunaiid iritta oaa Bt. Ext. Atlantic Alliance is absolutely nec ion of many raaponallila Smup^ poriod a theft of 44 pain a t Discharged yesterday: Cather essary," he provides its biggest mand, but “to courtruct and tt what the opponents are up to. 6 A * i a t Ms tavarit# dwparto on Val- ByEdMay necessary use atomic forces ana, haa crsated a attuatlon wmdi ehlldrea's idioaa. vahiad at 8 2 ^ North dealer • 7 4 4 onUna'a Day. TWa year alia ia ine Rygiel, 11)1181x1; JacqueUne headaches. azywaea reaentment in tha Unitad Lsboutheller, 40 Ward St.; Gerald OF FAMOUS BRAND SNEAKERS selves—without refuidng coopera and a portable TV set. valued at East-West vulnerable ^k)»a«u«g tKa Muneiaa' by maMnc He rejects integnuion, which Stataa and which could gnorata m w n BAPf' tion, technical or strategic, if it ia $140. OpeniBg lead-KIng of HearU. A A 10 9 A UJ* OooooaF Canal A du- Klmaa imS Fomwr Oongraaomoa and State Leighton, Stafford Springs; means blending defense forces un presaurs for a review of Araarl- OOP CSiOirman Edwin H . M ay w ill George Bohenko, 28 Windermere der a single command. That sug desired by Fiance’s allieo." FuHoe ana invratlgBUiig. WaataGurto off with the king and S a k i |2 7 a * o f» Cbooolata Strirl oaka with VluHy By the end of this De can commitmanta |p Buiupa. aca of hearts, and South ruffs the K J 7 B ram ly EBUb e , Tha noipas mra oddram tha Young Kopublican Ave.; Mrs. Jenny Cosgrova and gests to De Gaulle a surrender I I | a?j son, 37 St. Bernard’s Terrace. To Bring You This FABULOUS of sovereignty. On that issue Gaulle intends to have on emeela oecend round. Declarer draws two araang many glnn ta bar by bar (Ûb of Varnon tonight on the du an atom bomb about three times rounds of trumps and then leads Boirm motbMr. ties and responaibiUtiea of ap France caused the collapse of the A 9 4 Vernon news is handled throngh European Defense Community in the size of the one dripped on the four of apadia. - f OoBUwat Oaraal Flaka Eiaaea pointive joba In the state govern 1954. Hiroshima In 1945. It will bs car School Board Names Member West most play low, iinea other- ii-t/ te a p (1 oaa) awaatanad ooa- m en t The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, 6 ried by Mirage IV planes, which wlm declarer would make two dH isad.m Uk The meeting will begin at 8 W. Main St., telephone TRemont De Gaulle has refused to permit ;^gîoi.5S t Need extra credit? stockpiling of atomic weapons in need U.S. refueling planes. spoda tricks. Dummy wins with i tsaapoon vaaUla o’clock at the IhibUe Safety Build 5-8186 or Mitchell 9-6707. France. Striking-force squadrons By 1966 De Gaulle hopes to'have the king of spades, and South pro- . aup abraddad eoooimt ing on West Rd„ Vernon, with a To Help Select Architect PSM 5 A T he new Inifamt Money Plan Is ideal must be located in Germany and 50 M irage TVs. He plana a force coads to rattle off the rest of his 1$ tm apoon aaJt short business meeting. at solid fuel mlasilea of 900 to AS Pam to provide gro«’ing families with pr*» Britain. tmmpB. cups oorti flakaa Since patronage considerations De Gaulle rejects Kennedy's 1,200-miie range, and eventually Ted Cummings will repteaen ^ teots. TIm dlrsctara and builiUng the theory is that West cannot oup lalalna aad represent an important segment of arranged credit combined with check proposal for a multination nuclear u®ucr^ter mlssllea with three the board of education on a com conunittee baire alao been adced to afford to blank his king of dia Itcup obooolata cUps o r political education, the YOOP be ing privileges. \Mienever or wherever force. He wants his own atomic submarines, mittee which will adviM General afipoint memhena to the adviaory monds. West's last three canls U going on if ha mya vary oara- a oup raiaiaa .and omit eboao- lieves that many residents of the It would nvocation and din investment business . . . only if two classrooma for the mentally 1 oup uadUutad evaporated mttk ner of the New England Southern Idiig of diamonds, he falls to should count an extra point fc»- 8 agsa he has all types of investment FIRST handicapped educablea, two claaa- make the contract. the queen of partner’s oult. Avoid Conference of the fellowship will rooma for the handicapped train- 1 taaapoon vanRla be held at Trinity Union Metho vehicles to offer: common stocks, If West doesn’t have the jack passing partner’s opening bid 8 oquarm unaweetanad chocolate ables, another boiler, a ^ aita Im when you have fine support for his dist Church in Providence from 11 of diamonds, he might try blank Meoaura alftad flour, sugar, bak preferred stocks, corporate bonds, QUALITY provementa aa needed. ing the king of diamonds fairly a.m. to 8 p.m. The Highland Park School would ing powder, aoda and salt mto slft- The convocation will explore the municipal bonds, mutual funds, early. A player who tries this For Sheinwold's 86-page book ar. Plaoa riiortaning in mixing alao have the existing auditorium stratagem must discard the low let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," way the Christian message is in accumulation plans, etc Pumam renovated for cafeteria use, kitch diamonds calmly and without ap send 80 cents to b o ^ . bowl and atir to soften. Sift in dry terpreted through art, with groups Bridge kigradienta. Add ft oup milk and 8c Co. docs a complete investment en facilities improved, six class parent pain. If South eventually The Manchester Evening Herald, working in painting, jazz, choral Box 3318, Grand Central Sta., N.Y. mix unttt dry tngredlenta are music, religious dances, drama and business. It is able, therefore, to FOR WOMEN. CHILDREN rooms on the main floor improved, leads a spade. West can take two dampened. Beat in electric mixer a kindergarten renovated, and an spade tricks since he has saved 17, N.Y. sculpture. recommend without prejudice. t ^ spades and only one diamond. Copyright 1968 two minutm at low speed. Add Leading the sculpture group will AND TEENS existing bamment room renovated eggs, remaining milk am vanilla. Please feel free to seek our help for a library ^)eoe. Declarer can uaually tell what General Featurea Oorp. be Claude Almand of Rockville, an Brat one minute. Melt riiooolate. art teacher in Manc^hester, assisted in formulating a sound invest Cummings said last night that Pour better Into greased and by his pastor. The Rev. Laurence TREMENDOUS SELECTION OF SIZES, the board alao has "considerable floured 18 X 9 x 2 Inch pan. Pour (Herald photo by Oflars) M. Hill of the Rockville Methodist ment program. thinking to do” about the propoaed molted obocolate ki four even rows MRS. RAYMOND D. BLANCO Church. Serines M e aorom batter. With table knife, COLORS AND FABRICS diaoontinuance of uae of the Buck- Cavein Victim Rescued Londerman to Play Serving Connecticut 58 Years land School. At hia auggeotion, out through batter along rows In Co. The couple has two daughtera, TTie annual T roop C A uxiliary board members will tour Buddand oontinuoua circles to make swirled Sheila Faye, 5ft, and Marcia Raye, State Police Ball will be held from and Robertaon Schools Saturday, pattern. Bake in 860 degree oven 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on May 18 at the 2 for SO to 40 minutm or until done. 2 ft . Fetk 23, at 9 a.m. After 14 V Hour Wait Mrs. Blanco attends Center Con Armory on West St. Music will be PUTNAM After the tour, Supt of Schools Coot and cut cake in half, crow- wiae, apUt each half making four gregational Church, where she is a supplied by Paul Landerman’s or & C O . William H. On-Us will review the (CoBttanied from Page One) member of Its Women’s Fellow chestra, and refreshments will be propoaed urban renewal plana for to get water for themselves and layera. Spread fluffy brandy filling their horses, said Webber Gbffen, between layers, top and sides. ship, and is president of its Moth served. 71 I. CENnt n „ MANCHiSm the North End, which wUl affect paoaeraby. At one time, Lawrence ers Club. She end her husband are AM 3-2151 êmaroT^st h SAVES ME MONEY! a resident of the area. He said Sykes Basketball Note the board’s planning on improve- sat on the slope uf the pit and Chiu weB before oerving. they had put a pipe down 66 feet, Wben melting chocolate, place members of the Couples Club at Sykes Jr. High School, which Membw New reri: Stock Ixchorngo B:n: menta to the Robertaon School. He removed the sand a bucketful at the church. haa lost only one league game, ^*^11 also review his recommends- a time. but found the pump had to be low oepiarea in alununum foil In top of MANCHESTER PARKADE ered to draw the water. Fink was douMe boiler and set over hot wa that one to Ellington, was to face FIRST Ask jtut about any ahoppar why aha shops at FIRST tiona in Part n of a report on fu Lawrence also anointed his M n. Robert Oossman, 74 Eliza Ice skating today will be ea the committee plans to Lawrence in a bucket and told Christian Musical and 2 teaspoons sugar. him how to apply them. 1 oup sugar Charter Oak Parks and no coast was ’Dm BelotU, w ith 18 points. recommend architects who will ft taaapoon salt ing at Center Springs Park. Ellington’s only loss of the plan additions better than “plate It was nearly three hours before Slated Saturday WEATHER BIRD cuithoritieB were notified. They ft oup water season was to tahe Tolland team. glass and geometry.” ______0 1 teaspoon brandtjr fiavorlng PORT ELIZABETH, South Afri NO 8RO PLEASE On Dean’s List Buckley said that additions brought oxygen that was pumped ca (AP) —Farmers in the Klnkel- to Fink through a garden hoee "The Tony Fontane Rtory," a t eggs 'TOKYO (AP)—■nckets to the James W. Aahe of 128 W. Main should be “ki harmony with the feature length Christian musical, bos District near here have their St., is on the dean’s list at St. existing buildings.” and quickly mobilized a rescue Combine in small mixing bowl Tokyo Olympic Games in October will be shown for the first time in and beat at high speed In electric own weather forecasting service. 1964 will go on sale as early as Ml(;haeTs College, Winooski Park, Supt. Oulis said flat roofs are force that included State Conser They go by the birds. vation Department employes and the Hartford area Saturday at 7:30 mixer about 10 mmutes, or imtil A pril 1963. H owever, persons from Vt., for the first semester of this uaually the least expensive for p.m, at East Hartford High School. The shrill call of the osprey cir SWIFTS PREMIUM school additiohs. 26 inmates from a state reforma ■nootn and fluffy. outside Japan who wish to attend academ ic year. Ashe, a senior at tory forestry camp. The color film, sponsored by cling high in the sky has on each Buckley said Uve addition to Before coming to Manchester the games must have a confirmed St. Michael’s, Is a Rockville High After the culvert was lowered the Assemblies of God Churches, seven aad one-half yean ago, Mrs. occasion correctly forecast the re hotel reservation In the Tokyo vi School graduate. He ia the son Mary Cheney Library, which is over Fink’s head, the prisoners is the story of a former television cent drought-breaking rains in the flat-roofed, has sprouted a leak Bkuioo lived In FaUs Church, Va., cinity for the period covered by of Rockville Fire Chief and Mrs set to work digging a rescue and recording star who ia now fea with her parents. She was em district. the tickets. ' John F. Ashe. kw'oady. The superintmdent trench, and a power shove] began tured in Ch^tlan concerts, and agreed that flat roofs often leak ployed by the U.S. Government In The osprey’s cry is usually If they plan to stay someplace Made OHtimw STEAK to carve another from a second religious recordings for RCA.' civilian persmmel for the Military heard several days before rain other than a hotel, they will need Two RookvlUe men and a woman and Manchester High School Is re direction. A sling had been passed About 60 members of the Calvary Dtotxiot of Washington, D.C. and serves as a good indicator. a "certificate of lodging reserva were among the Coiuiectlcut resi pairing about six at the present Church Asembly of God in Man time. imder his arms to keep him from Har husband is a native of Man- When rain is imminent the ibis tions’’ issued by the Tokyo Olym dents made United States citizens WITH OUR QUALITY FOODS - - - AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! sinking deeper. chester plan to attend. pic Housing Committee to buy at a ceremony at the UB. IHstrict The board also accepted for file ehestar, and ia aalea supervisor for takes over for a final reminder, A toeriff’s department spokes The public is invited, tree of 48m Norih America life Insurance farmers claim. tickets. Court, Hartford, on Jan. 11. They a letter from 0»e Highland Park man said early today. "It could charge. NO. 303 CANS SHURHNE SALE! ^hool ^ A , signed by President be an hour, It could be 10 hours Bugew Montany, saying that the before he’s freed. The crews are HELP FOB NEWLYWEDS Is in favor of the proposed doing everything. They got down RICHMOND, Va. (A P I—A new 13 feet, but that was not enough ly married couple left here on CRANBERRY ****" “ b**- and they had to call for heavier their honeymoon without the mtued to the board of directora. equipment." bride’s baggage. A wedding guest There were more than 100 res noted the error, leaped Into his SAUCE jV 3 > C 'f cue workers, but the personnel car and asked the aid of a police changed as, some tired and others man. The officer took him on a Dillon Favors took their place. high speed chase, meanwhile ra SPERRY & BARNES IiARGE, PLUMP Fink and several members of dioing ahead. his family had been cutting pulp- The baggage was delivered to 12-OZ. SIZE SKIPPY CREAMY READY-TO-EAT STEWING CHICKEN ,, 35e Ending Limit wood on the state-owned land the couple at a toll gate on the since last fall. Richmond - Petersburg express HAMS They undertook the well project way. COLONIAL » R V 0 IH On Loan Rates PEANUT Shank SMOKED PICNICS u- u, 39e Portion Lb. 39c (OonUniMd from Page One m SATURDAY MATINEE 1:8® BUTTER Butt GROTE and WE^GEI^ PURE PORK «Me k> expect that some pro- EHSTUIOOD Portion Rrawia should, over time, m ove SAUSAGE LINK Lb. Pkg. 79e "BARRABAS”- ^ Color from extending one typ, of credit Anthony Quinn— HOW 32-OZ. DECANTER RIHER'S •»*»tonce to another, more in Siinininiil Sylvana Magnano U. S. CH O ICE tune with the evolution of private 9:10 m arkets.’ ’ MANY CONN. GRADE "A" plus Roz. Bnssell— MEDIUM SIZE FRESH mMit^********^’ * program Jack Hawkins TOMATO lb m ighty so successful in fostering “Five Finger Exercise” Rib Steaks 79 KRAFT an emclent, competitive and self- Shown 7:16 CALLS reliant private maricet” in a given d o z . field 0«t qteclal federal su ^ rt Note: One complete evening 8:00 6:80-10:16 JUICE could be withdrawn entirely.” l i i GRAPE JELLY Lge. 20 Ox. Jar 29c show starts 7:18—Doors open .*■ ^roct federal loons, rather 6:45. n e x t w e e k “ GYPSY” HAVE EGGS EAT WELL BUT WISELY torn* guarantees or insurance backing private lending, should be 14-OZ. SIZE SHURFINE MAZOLA OIL Cook The Com Ofl Way fronted only as a last resort m SW EET LIFE Qt. Bot. 69c , ™e committee’s emphasis YOU toroughout the report was on plac- mg greater reliance on private re- TOMATO ■ources—the point emphasized by Is Fun Every Wed„ 1 LB. PRODUCE Kennedy in both hi* budget and DANCIN Thurs., Pri. and Sat. MISSED ecOTomlc messages to Congress. CATSUP PKGS. In arguing for the elimination of Says Your Friendly Host. Mike Stanko. FANCY CALIFORNIA fixed interest rates on FHA and 0L£02 VA loans, the committee said Featuring For Your Pleasorei GROTE & WEIGEL M ftsi LATELY? more flexiUe arrangement, would BOBBY UAYNE AND HIS NBC FIG NEW TONS...... Ib. 87o HELLMANN’S make rates more responsive to PURE PORK Cauliflower h«ad 29* changing credit conations. "HARMONY JETS" Serving with Dillon on t^ com SAUSAGE SNOW WHITE OAK GRILL—30 Oak St.—MI 9-8100 mittee were Chairman Walter W. a a m p l e r e a r PARKING a H dl^ of the Cbuncil of Economic Advisers, Chairman iraUam Mc- Wo Cater to Parties and Gatherings MAYONNAISE Chsaney Martin of the Federal Re- Flan To Have Your RoUday Party Hera . . . 10c Off Mushrooms 49* yrve Board, and David E. Bdl, LNrt your nomo In the- phone book now and get all the calls you-should 1 Lb. Pkg. CALIFORNIA former budget direotor and now T errific foreigh aid administrator. On PT. b o gotting. Just call your telephone business office, businkssmin : T o Sandwiche.s JAR THEY APPARENTLY LIKE STANLEY WARNER FRENCH MOVIES sui f e a t u r e s h o w n a t Avocados 2 ^ 29* PARIS (AF) — niere are 6,- 6:40 aad 9t00 Iwure rooeiving all important calls, why not ® list after-hours numbers, Smoked Tongues 786 motion picture theaters in “GAY PURR-EB” A t 7to0 SUNSHINE APPLESAUCE COOKIES ...... 16 ox. pkg. 89c loanee, according to a survey of STATECK] i CRISP, ICEBERG the National Canter of dnsmato- (D not on aKsrnate number, ^ list your home and buainsss numbers ini KEEBLER HONEY GRAHAMS ...... l6 ox. pkg. 89e TflNirsfiOTWflyBi :H i I LETTUCE This means there are 2.7St,787 Wiiti you tM their il theater seats — or approodinately logethor (in ease some people know you only by the name of. your one seat for every 16 FTenchmen. [ Arm), end (D list ell the different names your pompany is known by. head PINING and Tony C urtis SPiCIAL NOIlt ACT NOW! 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ItAJtliHW ay IVPriKG M OOWfVtlfWtgPAY. TBBRUARY 14, 196S MANCHESTEB EVENING HEBALD, JlANCHîaat,. BjEgliUAIM^ >4, |968 UockvUle-Vernon Hike Requested Teen-age Idols to Help lO H UConn Witting to Provide President Outlines 'Extension Service in Town H o o p ^N am ed TV-Radio Tonight POR YOUR Raise Funds lor New Pool I^rraaa H. HawM For $700 Million Fund Itymaa R. Howot SIi o t IM Teen-age Idcd Gen« Pitney and$>] (Or mentallv and physieaUy ] ( aakad, tha TOdvaialty of O o n - * ^ *«*■ m M an ager of ENTIRI DerotiM Btf psd), tataroaU of tha community. MWBarw ih6w fto prezreH) (24) Houm W* ILive to Th0 t u on unlnoorporfttod buM- in H0l;yolM, Mjaox. tor many yaoia Bomar D. BalMdga Jr., praaldaht aineagryediig people, the to -1 PoHc€ AwestS I __ __ srlean CcNiaemsr ( Sîsf'^srry Uaato lar alata «rt»n rauawal grants. names la based on a varying scale. to get a swimming pool for handi an organtzatlqn o t Manohsstsr bafora oomtac to Mhncfliaatar 10 ilcklebsrry Hound (18) Bubstn-lptlon of tha university, add ^ y . ‘H w « had an aarthnaton, atrv- m to .Jeranlle arrests and de- I I Lyman B. Hoops has been ap SHOP t ll> nUUon In bonds The Increeses will amount to about capped children. tssn-agers Who tssQb sbtldren bow yeaia aco. ioa, tt would provlda tM ia .j| 1:30 (10-33-30) Dr. iUldaro 2 to awtoi. It vriU bs kollt soms- Dr. Babbldga said UOonn’a pol ■nquaney. . pointed tbs nsw m snsgar of the 111) ikibTCrinUoa Telsvlslim (34) Brush Paintinz 30 per cent. Pitney is on« of a numbar of en- Hq waa a rattrad anfaitaat to (the ptaimad eurrtmila),” ha ; ‘*n w pratotos any itor ’Uuams Wf Brady, 64, of 306 ( 3-4U4S) laave I) t« Baavsr gar tha proposed Untvarstty o< wbsrs to tbs Manebsstsr arsa, ds- icy has bean to provide aurt a wgm ot Rockvills offlos of H m Southern 4:0$ (40) Assignment Underwater Tbo admlnlatration to recom tertatoerz who will attend a aport HblyOke. w d waawaoolatod wtth 'today. toon,’’' M 'sil^ "esa bs dirsoUy t:X ( 8) News, Sports, Weather I DO (13) The TwillsM Zene OHaeaHout Usdloal Denua pendbig on whsiro a sits is ■ Fliat UMtad Cburoh of Obrtat, ttto first year anw toarasttmly-oomplsx ooanomlc, so- fio light. Tha arrest ajammed years by John H. Moffat. (Mljrilm • 30 110-3340) Haset (C) FOR will be for automatic increeses for tainers are on such changeable Tbs MsnchestSr Junior Chambsr WiUteai Wtattinf Masonie LO' ooastton of wliaiUiar tha from fen onatght obaervanoe at E. ((41(1 bes been active In C.tt (10-3^) Humicy-Brlnklsr Nsws ( M08S) MâlFs Navy ggoomnendad by tha so-called ing whether; to tavbr tha. .,eonafa slal and; totoi^tloaU ebaUenfes (24) Alaska higher enrollments, as required by schedules that the teen-agers of Commerce la helping to. sponsor and a obaitar morttbor ot (own iSariSad out antlr^y Middle Tpke. and E. Center 8t I 3) Wsller (ii^lrits n p a rt. plans. „ — to toerbaaingly dependant on tha 1:48 (40) Ski Trails 10.00 ( 3-12> Nurses present law. won't know until the last minute the project Weatam IfaBaai liiiattfa Idea of asking (ha untvarrity fw The ceae will be preeented in Cir Xt ptrrddas PSJi million for a "I haven’t bean parauadp^ yat." epportonitiea, capsSilitiaB and v1- T;0U I 3) Wyatt Karp ( 8-40-63) Alcoa Pramiera The remaining $10.6 million is who can make It Brad Davis plana to Intsrvisw r S o o ^ , an af Holyoka. sn aztenrion sarvtoa was cuit Couit 12, Manchester, on (24) Driver Education 134) About Ceramlca ' -sQcatlaoid adiool at an unda- tost nigbt to tbs board o t o ^ - he aaid. , ,, tonty of tbosa who are eoon to (KV23-30) Andy Wmianas for raising state grants still high Brad Davig of the Brad Davis members of the. lOH on his show Bqrd3$ha Imduda two Supt. Curtiz said Ia|t nU&t that 1 ^ its olttof raaponsiWUUas.” Manfli 4. ( 8-13-39-8(MO) Newi, Sperta and (18) dubSeription TeievMen SPECTACULAR SHOE slta in tin 8helton-An- er under a new formula based Hishllftita (40 Steve Allen aiy on thfi highway conatruction Heads Seal Drive graadchUdren and atgUt grMto> oonvlnoad that toe propoaad oom- 1 progianB autborlaad by tha 1950 mula la Intended to channel more Your Fate to the Winds,” "Wine 'nckets have been eoM to various bly cahnot be aecaptad hy auch Samrtous corps aroold shape up this' Reds in U.S. T:W (10-30) WlM Country ( 8) Movie of the state aid to towns lees Arnold Lawrence, 571 Porter St., and Roses’’ and "Mr. Basg Man’’ businesses in town. graxKleliUdrea. munlty ooltofa to ttia a a a i^ to Bcboola a^ UCoHn, and m m to- (23) Sebooie Hatch Wiu U 3U (13) Movie jj»>H 1961 legislatures, but there are Manobaatar'a daaba to provMa a Wm : 134) Pasting Notes on Uusie 11 m (33-30) Tonight (C) capable of meeting ediicatlon costs la serving his 10th consecutive year will be played between numbers by Anyone attending the dance is Fonand aaivtoaa wfQ ba baU to- tarastad only to tarm ^ pro. I 3-»2) Mister Ed ( I) Steve Allen thaw BO montea tor now highway pro- as chairman o t the Blaster Seal moiTow at 3 pm. at tha Alger poet aaoondaTy tosWuHon. Youth Oonaarvation Corps — a than oUiers. the live entertainers. to wear sneakers or be prepared to grams. praaant day verston of tlto CtvUton Shim Violence, I M06S) Nelson Family 1 00 ( 8) Movie . . The proposed increase will Appeal, It was announceti today All of the proceeds go toward dance in his or hers socks, to pro Funend Hama, 167 Cbeatmit 8t, Dr. Ddbtddga aald IXtonn would Atty. OoUtoa aaid ha diaagreea Conservation Oorpa that built n rr, i«.4 T r n r ia t ’a t v WEEK FOR 003IPLETE LlSfltNO Bills tor mUians o t dol- by Henry B. McCone, president of olimks. Burial wttl ba to For- probaMy not want to aatabBan a ta a worth od now Wghwaya have maintain the state’s share Of edu the construction of a swimming tect the gymnasium floor. with the auperintandenl t e that parks, tralla, lakes and roads to cating elementary and secondary the Society for Crippled Children tiltta Oemeftery, HaJyoke. formal branch in Mbnohaator. He point, feeling hlmaalf that g nberal Gus Hall Says DISCOUNTS tos daiwasetoo of the 1930a. ■Jrea to 40,000 youngsters signs that read; "Down with Red 7:0u Edward P M O ^ 10:00 Bill Hughes tog $1 M ,000 for a college scholar- and chtorman of a building com Cooper St; John Ehismann, 29 Albert Daigneau, and a niece, Mrs. sirea of tha prospective students, begin work on tha buq$at, to work community affairs, is being trans 7: It Oonnecttcui 1:00 Johnny Aren Soft quilted satin uppors! three j^ls w eiqiected to be the A tty. Robert Baum, of FTaherty, BYanklto St, Rockville; Mrs. Bar tha first year and go up to a max- Traitors,” "M en Without God at 7;8() Di^’e D«n WINT—SMS ttiip program to be administered mittee of the Connecticut Reha Marie Smith at Manchester. said Dr. Babbldga. out initial plana for a brottoure imtun of 60,000 later. The pay Yale” and "Liberty or License.” ferred to tbe oomptuiy’s Norwich Spongy crap, sols w raoKy flrot Btep toward the creation of a Hannabury and Baum, was unani bara Hill, 174 E. Main St, Rock- listing ourrloula, and to look Into 10:30 Toolght at My Place C:Uli Newe. Weil Street by a proposed commission on high bilitation Association. Tha funeral win be held tomor Atty. Oolllna waa told last night scale has not been determined. An editorial in today's edition of office. l:0i W(tn Off t : l t Showcase aosy lounging! Ass't sotors« Central State Jail if the Oover- vlUe; MUia Joan Preiqsler, 6 Sun plana for a aurvoy. Bor gets his Department of Oor- er ed^lcation. mously recommended last night by row at 8:30 a.m. from the Farley by Supt of Schools WWlam R. The conservation, and home the Yale Daily News, the campus Hoops bSs been with tbs w n c —MSS • ■4i> lx>well Thmnae rise Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Vanda The oommltitaa w as fian tsd a • :U( News Sporu end Wssthsr 7:0u Showceee 4-16I Dempsey is recommending $6 modeling buildings and for land the Democratic Town Committee FMneral Home. Venice, with a re Curtis that courses at a UCconn town corps would take to semt- paper, said many atudents were 8NETCX) since 1948, when he ■sctlans. Wogman, 306 Oak St; Stephen general Hoense to oversee' the col • ;S0 nnanclsl Report 3:00 The World TealSM million to pay increases for state purchases, $4.5 for dormitories to quiem Mass at the Church of tha extension usually cost $17 or $17.60 skUled or unskilled young people left arlth doubts "that thin wan the started with the plant depart 8:3i Album of the Dsy 8:3(( Hhowceee There was no allocation for a for the job of third . Vernon select Keiahaw, Hartford; Albert Foun lege plana, aa long as the board eourthouae building program j«o- employes. This is in addition to house 1,060 more resident students Epiphany, Venice, at 9. par creW hour. 16 to 31 years old to an effort to genuine article. ment. In 1961 he waes transferred (:4t Three S|sr Zixtrs 11:00 Newe man. tain, 467 N. Main St; Myles Blar- to kept infornied and to asked to some $7 million the state employes on the main campus at Storrs, and Burial will be In St Biidgat’a Tbe preliminary plana for the boost the economy, cut unemploy' The editorial said Hall seemed to the commercial department as W O M IN ’f od by Chief Justice Raymond di, 304 Autumn S t; Mrs. Mary vote on important qtioatlona. B a ld v^ and there waa no pro will get to regular annual increas $1 million for expansion of the Bl. H ie position, currently held by Cemetery, Manchester. The time Manchester community collage ment and train young people who to be talking to favor of socialism a salesman, then promoted to an O. Smith junior-senior high school, BYancls J. Phtkat, will probably be Boynton, 26 Plaza Dr.; Oliver Pe of committal wUl be aimouneed SCUFF RY rvision for a propoeed expansiones during the next two years. ters, 37 Steep Hollow Lane; Mrs. Walker Funeral Home, Putnam, otherwise would be idle. Kennedy —not communism—and noted that Inatniotor and later to a miper- He proposes an annual pay in which is being operated by the vacated In the near future. P’ltkat later. ''OLAMOUR IASI** Of tfas number of mperior court SuaaiÔ aahinxh, Glastonbury; tomorrow from 7 to 9 pjni 8t. ware heidyesterday afternoon has Included $100 million for the he made no mention to his talk of visor. crease of $104 for the 14,MK) em university as a teacher preparation - 'n The W. P. Quish Funeral Home, at Watktoa-WMt Funeral Home, programs to his new budget. State (topUalists, imperialists, warmon jndgea Iftto FhyitsB Huffoi^ 164 Cooper 226 Main St., la to charge of local Memorial oontribuUona may be A t the Urns of his appointment Noting “iHOgrams and projects ployes to the eight lowest pay schooL 142 E. Center St. TIm Rev, Paul and local governments would have gers or the class struggle. hs was directory sales mansger of $1.7 million for a new wing for m il Bit; Jamm Preuss, RFD .2; arrangements. made to Abtagton Oongregational of ImpreeBlve long-range benefit” groups. This would come to aibout O. Kaiser, pastor of Concordia to supply an additional $80 mil In Providence, R.I., the Commu the Hartford office. $3 million. the state library to Hartford. Mrs. EJvelyn Dunean, BUlington; Church. Lutheran Church, officiated. FVad- 1 . 7 9 nnder way in CJonnectlcut, the Gov- James Best, 61 Laurel St.; Michael lion. nist national secretary, Benjamin Hoops intenils to move from New employes would also get an $3.3 million for expansion of the Henry P. Starstak ric Werner waa organist. Burial National Service Corps — This A fashion ttrika to gsifil «n o r said; Long, 42 Trebbe Dr.; Johan Slat J. Davis Jr., made a speech to Middletown to the Rockville area "These and other programs now inunediate $200 boost which Is now state's housing-for-the-elderly pro Henry BAul Starslak. 52, of 336 waa in East Cemetery. would be open to both young and Glittering Mvlor vppnra, gram. 466 W. Middle Tpke.; Miss ESlalne Hillatown Rd., died suddenly at 360 Brown University students un to the near future. M r. P A U L hi the planning or development givoi to employes only after they Funerals Bearers were George Hahn, Ed (rider persons on a volunteer ba' der the sponsorship of that Moffat has been a msmtosr of xMtehing gold cushioned complete their first year of serv McCaughey, 67 School St.; James his home this morning after a ward Hahn, Thomas Hahn, John tos. It is Intended to attract per stage represent sound and sub Tays, 640 N. Main St; Mrs. Flor scbool’a Socialist Discussion Club. the Rook'vUle Area Chamber ef innerielel Sizes stantial investmenta In the inter ice. short illneae. Genta Sr., John Oenta Jr„ Tliomas sons with skills that could be put h m oD d F e A e N k l e e w f ence Lusa, Windsor Locks; Charles Mr. Starsiak waa born Jan. 18. Davis said there Is more politi Commerce sines be arrived hers, est of COTumon sense and good Another $3 miliion has been al Frank Etanora MoCarni, Fred Lea and Harry to use at once, under professional cal liberty In the Soviet Union and served for s year as its presi Reds Hold Out Johnson, 83 Ardmore Rd.; Mark .1911,. In Glastonbury, a son of guidance, to provide needed eerv- busineBS, I feel it advisable to located "to continue the adjust OOVEINTRY—F’uneral services Sault. than to the United States—^leading dent keep our commitments for new or ment cf salaries which has helped Feighn, Baker Rd., Vernon; Mrti. Mrs. Catherine Kugot Starsiak, lee to hospitals, on Indian reser Louise Wallace, 18 Emerson St and the late Joseph Standak. He for FYank Elmore of Bunker Hill to murmurs of disbelief from the He waa a member of the Cham WOMIN*a PLATi expanded programs to the atoeo- to retain and attract competemt Rd. were held at 10 a.m. today Annlvereaiy Mass vations, to families of migrant students. And he refused to say on Jrt-o minimum until projects now personnel at all levels.” Against Rebels Mrs. Dorothy DlPietro, 132 Harlan came to ManchieSter about 25 There will be a requiem high workers, and to social and educa' ber’s Imtostrial committee, 'wbltt RY "PARISIAN S t; Mrs. Dorothy Hilyer, 43 Con yeare ago from ^ s t Hartford. at the Holmes Funeral Home, which side he would fight In the is orsdited with playing a part In under way reach the near-oomple- The budget also recommends Manchester. anniversary Maas for the repose tlonal Institutions to slum or Im event of a war between the two ORIOHIALS" tlcn or completion stages.” that the state’s life Insurance pro cord Rd.; Judith Podolny, 16 Co- He was a self employed tobac of the soul of Mra. Mary A. Flynn poverished rural areas. locating the Burroughs Corp. to I n Baghdad 'burn Rd.; Mrs. Beverly Tomaindlo, The Rev. Bernard J. Foster of powers. Tolland. Hie said the General Fund budg gram for employes be liberalized co and potato farmer, a veteran Saiturday at 7 a.m. at 8(. Bridg The corps probably would start a l l TTr e Blast Hartford; John Olson, 19 of World War n, U. S. Army, and St. Mary's Church read the oom- At Yale, Hall said be would de Moffat la prafetoent of tba et "represents the minimum that by raising the present schedule of et’s Church. with 100 or 300 volunteers, reach fend the United States "if our Greenhill St a member of the Church of the mdttal service at the graveside to Northern Cemnootiout Maaufae- must be provided if we are to avoid coverage throughout the wage (Oontiniied firom Page One St. Mary’s Cemetery. Bearers a maximum of 6,000, pay $6 to $8 country is under attack from an 3S9 ADMITTEID TODAY: Mrs. Eve Assumption. tursr Associatitm, a menibsr of the and the maximum that scale. a day, and perhaps offer a bonus aggressor.” lyn Mara, 310>4 Mata St. were Roger McCarron, Blugene Rewkvilto Rotary Club, and a w Perky new style wMi loop we can reasonably afford.” Of the $17.5 million set aside in regime will honor all international Survivors, besidea his mother, Bowe, Benjamin Sacco and W il at the end of a year’s sendee. BEAUTY SALON BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A s6n trynian a/t 8 t John’s EptoeegNti stropsl Leother uppers, brtfkt As required by law, the Gover the capital budget for the open agreements, including those with Include his wife, Mrs Alice Sed- liam Scully. 12th Circuit Overseas Peace Corps — Ken EDUCATION POR MINERS nor subniltted a balanced general foreign oil compeuiles, and wel to Mr. and Mrs. Henry David, 93 lacek Starstak, a son, Robert Star- nedy wants to raise the present Church of 'Vernon. floral lining! in hiock, slnas spaces program, $10 mlllton would VANCXJUVBR (AP) The miner fund budget to the General As comes investments from abroad. Leland Dr.; a daughter to Mr. and siak, and a daughter, Miss Joan limit of 9,000 volunteers to 13,000. M offat took over the RoekvlUs go to a program calling for local Albert E. Stroker of tomorrow will need at least in WEST MIDDLE TlffifinKE 4-10' Shabib also promised the Mrs. Bhic Sweeney, 176 Main St.; Starsiak, all at home; two broth G>urt Cases He has included in his budget an a SNETCX) offloe from Seabury sembly, but he noted that an matching funds and joint agency FMneral services for Albert E. high school education and trade "equal obligation” rested upon the "strongest possible cooperation’’ a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray ers, Eldward Starsiak and Ernest tocreoM of nearly $60 million for Lewis to March of 1990. Lewis waa projects. papers, a mining industry spokes with Ih'esident Nasser’s United mond Lawrenca Tolland; a soh to Starsiak, both of Manchester; and Stroker of Wethersfield, formerly an enlarged Peace Corps, which manager of the offlcs sines M was legielatoni "to make sure that the ’The rest would be used for parks Atty. Robert L. Baum MANCHESTER SESSION man has predicted. budget finally approved is also a Arab RejJUbUc, "based on the Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Darling, 14 two sisters, Mrs. Anna Hoinoskl of Manchester, were held at 8:30 would almost double the present opened to 1960. He 'was tzansfi PHONE 643-0109 PASKENO and forests, fiah and game, water a.m. today at Holmes Funeral Albert Rupar, 28, of 196 Union WOMIN*S SKIMMIRS resources, and flood prevention. firm belief of the common destiny was chosen executive secretary of Proctor Rd.; a daughter to Mr, of Blast Hartford and Mrs. Siophie total. I "Once the Illiterate could get rod to the SNETCO sales ilepait- balanced budget.” Home, 400 Main St., with a solemn St., today was ordered released Obviously alluding to the many ’The commission headed by Wil- of the Arab people.” tbe Rockville Housing Authority and Mrs. William 'Vogel, Looniis' Wilus of Hartford, The President asked that the i by,” C. H. Mitchell, secretary of ment to N ew Haven. RY ''PARISIAN president Aref said Kassem last fall, and has informed the Rd., Bolton. The funeral will be held Satur requiem Mass at St. James’ from a 45-day jell term at the the Mining Association of British spending proposals introduced this Uain H. Whyte recommended a State Jail at Hartford, which he present three - year federal - state session, the Governor called for long-range $50 mUlion program to managed to reach him by tele RHA of his Intention to resign as a BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter to day at 8:30 a.m. from the John F. Church at 9. program to combat juvenile delta-{ Columbia, told a miners’ conven FLYING FIDOB OPIN HOUSI mRUARY If ORIOINALS” phone Friday night after the day town selectman. Tierney FWeriai Home, 219 W. The Rev. John D. Regan was began on Jan. 21 after he pleaded tion here. "This no longer holds MT. VERNON, 111. (A P )—< “ the closest cooperation during the conserve the state’s open spaces. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoegler, 77 guilty aa a third offender to the (]uency be extended three m ore; tween the executive and loglsla- T h e governor’s recommendar long siege of the defense ministry Atty. Baum told TTie Herald to Elizabeth Dr.; a son to Mr. aito Ceirter St., with a solemn high celebrant, the Rev. Joseph H. Mc years. true. airline operating out of hers 12 NOON ID 4 P.M. where the premier was dug in. Mass of requiem at the Church of Cann deacon, and the Rev. Detuiis charge of driving while Ws license "Employern are not prepared to | g o i ^ to the dogs, decislon-maldng months aheeul be- tlons are intended to gat the pro day that he la gratified that the Mrs. Albert Suitter, ElUngton, is under suapeneion. He urged Congress to act rapid 3 . 5 9 ttve branches as wen as within the gram well under way during the "He tried to bargain for time, town committee saw fit to recom DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: the Assumpttbii at 9. Burial will R. Hussey of S t Bridget’s Church ly on a week-old request for $12.6 entrust large shovels, rotary During a recent 30-day period, poUOcally-divlded General Asoeim- next two years. to use our old friendship to plead mend him for the post, but said Fred Nichols, 87 Mill St.; Carol ■be to St. Augustine’s Cemetery, sub-deacon. Mrs. Jane Macoarone Judge Douglass B. Wright or million to start Immunizing chil drills, quarry masters, crushing or flights out of Mt. Vernon carried Versatile favorite wHh apMFB dered the release after the judg bly Itself.”. ’The $20 million scheduled for for mercy—but it was merrfy a that two hurdles must be .Cleated Bianh, St; Mrs.Mar- Glartortbury. was organist and soloist dren aralnst diphtheria, polio and mining machinery to the unskilled 376 humans and more than 400 of soft kid leother, set oft by trick,” said Aref, 42, Kassem’s Friends may call at the funeral ment of January waa reopen^ by or the untrained. It costs too much canines. The area Is famous for "What we UMist bave also—what urban renewal would bring the if he U to Hxbe (tfficA t%NOWiM«,f«».^dge St.; Mrs. Burial was in S t Jaunes’ Ceme other diseases. pretty floral lining! to blad^ Ibe taxpayer has a right to expect state’s total Investment to these partner to the 1958 revolution. La Ufllaif Cafy, 151 McKee St.; Miss home tonight from 7 to 9 and to tery, where Father McCann read request of Atty. Anthony J. Gryk, He nudged Congress to approve money to take any such gamble,” breetUng hunting dogs, some of First, he said, he must wait un morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 who had filed a motion to open and —is clear, precise and documented programs to $65 million. ter Aref was sentenced to death til Fttkat decides to turn in his Rose Reutter, 52 School St., Rock the committal service. budget increases of nearly $600 he said. which sell for as much as $300. siaes 4-KM evidence that the budget finaUy This is now a loan-grant pro after a spilt with Kassem but was p.m. Bearers were Gustave Schaller. modify Judgpnent on grounds that million—already submitted to Cap- resignation. ville; Mrs. Adeline Ouellette, 59 Rupar's wife and four children, ■jymved by the General Assem gram under which towns have 15 reprieved and allowed to live qui Concord Rd.; Peter Staum, 37 W. Clifton Coffin. Peter Babaky and tol HUl—to aid children through etly to Baghdad. Second, his appointment Is up to Mrs. Ruth Ray ages one-month to seven years, public assistance and child wel bly is truly In balance on the basis yesrs to repay state loans from the two remaining selectmen, Middle Tpke.; .Mrs. Elizabeth Carl Vincent Porgan. T llN 'S A of the best Impartial Infornoatlon tax revenues collected from their Aref said Kassem reached him Mrs. Ruth Whitesell Ray, 48. of were in financial need due to ill- fare grants and to try to reduce George E. Risley and Herman G. son, 791 Main St.; Mrs. Sylvia We.st Hartford, a sistrr of Chad neas in the family. available.” redevedoped areas. If the loan and several other times during the MIm Anna M. Olson dependency. W OM IN’S night and tried to arrange a com Olsom, the Republican majority Hardy, Merrow; Sue Kahn, 105 wick R. Whitesell, Manchester, The sentence waa terminated by "In short,” he added, "the same interest la not repaid at the end members of the board. Ferguson Rd.; Anne Pass, 19 Bret- Fimeral services for Miss Anna ITALIAN PLATS obligation that now rests on the of 15 years the balance of the loan promise. But he said he told him, died Tue.sday at St. Francis Hos Judge Wright who placed Ru|)ar LATTIMORE APPOINTICBNT “ You must not be another Tshom- They may not care to accept the ton Rd.; Timothy Whiting, 12 Ly- pital In Hartford. M. Olson, formerly of Manchester, on probation for one year. governor should be accepted by becomes an outright grant. dall St.; Charles Koubik, East were held yesterday morning in LEEDS, Btogland (A P ) — Pro be,” apparently meaning Kassem Democratic Town Committee’s Other survivors Include two Rupar, in January, was also fessor Owen Lattimore, an Amer (he General Assembly — to show The governor notM that the recommendation, and instead apH Hartford; Mrs. Mary Jane Swain the chapel at Emanuel Lutheran where the money for proposed state will continue the $2 million should not try to split Iraq. brothers and six sisters. fined $37 for speeding and $8 for ican authority on China who 3 . 9 9 polnt somebody else to the job. 75 Cottage St.; Mra Kerin Hee- Fimeral services will be Friday Church. The Rev. C. Henry Ander failure to carry a registration. spending is coming from, and In tax relief program for the bank son, pa.stor, officiated. Burial was once served as personal adviser to They must choose a Democrat, meier, 151 Hollister St.; Patricia at 1 p.m. at the Taylor and Mo- Following the court session this Chlang Kai-Shek, will be the first Hondmode in Itofy for ” Ptln* vriiat amount.” rupt New Haven Railroad author Lessard,, 169 Lyness St.; Joseph in Ea-st Cemetery. The administration anticipates i z e by the 1961 General Assembly. however, to fulfill a statutory re deen Fimeral Home, 136 S, Main morning. Prosecuting Atty. James director of Chinese studies at cess Patterns” ! Softest leb- Morris. 36 Foster St.; Jeffrey Han St., West Hartford. Burial will be Bearers were Durward Miller, ‘MILINO iKRVICE ywit f52 million of the mll- He recommended that the legis ncom Loses quirement that the minority party Mirabile made a request that all Leeds University. fher uppers, leather solo, |120 sy be represented on the board. sen. 164 Charter Oak St.; Wallace in Forestville Cemetery, Fore.st- Carl Hultgren, Roy C. Johnson attorneys who wish to consult Udn In additional revenue needed lature also continue Its $1 million and Erland Johnson. A university announcement says cushionod hoe II to Helton program for helping the railroad PItkat, oominended by the town Chandler Jr, 40 Regan Rd., Rock ville. with him before next Monday's his appointment Is effsetive July for the new budget will come from Radio Contact oominlssion for his servix:eB to the ville; Miss Stlaan Brown. Sims Friend.s may call at the funeral Watkins-West FVneral Home, 142 cases, see him in his office between ton, 4-K>! normal growth in revenues from maintain Ms bridg^ and cross E. Center St., was to chaige of 1988. The first undergraduate ings. town, was elected along with Ris bury; Mrs. Mildred EMdy, 25 Deep>- home today from 7 to 9 p.m. 8:46 and 9:55 a.ra. on that day. eourses will begin next October. MA... essKLET. MANCHESTiR present taxes at the present lev- ley and Olson to 1962. wood Pr.; Mrs. Marion Rockefel arrangements. There are some 120 cases on Mon sla 'Ihis program must bs reenacted (Oonthmed from Page One by tha current session of the legis- Town voters wUl be asked to ler, Tamarack Lane, Vernon; Mrs. Carl F. MUler day’s docket, and Mirabile said CHILDRIN’S Demi>sey said the remaining $68 Anita Shea, 25 Main St., Talcott- Carl F. Miller of Hartford, a Mrs. Louise M. Manning there will be no consultations after million can only be covered by tax lature if it is to continue. the National Aeronautics and p4ck selectmen again at an elec The funeral of Mrs. Louise Mac STIP-IN RY ’Die interstate staff committee, Space Administration did not an tion in October of this year. vUle; John Nevers, 180 Center SL; brother of Arthur Miller, 111 Cam 9:55, and no recess. hicreaaea Mrs. June Newberry, 36 Fulton bridge St., died Wednesday to a Donald Manning of 23 Carroll Rd. It is the second successive round representing governors of the four nounce the loss of signals Imme Back of Peace Charged will be held Saturday morning Dm "CAROUSSLS** states served by the railroad, will diately. One official said it waa Rd.; Melissa Schardt, 31 EJastland Hartford private hospital. of tax hikes proposed by the Dem- Aristide Rey, 17, of 14 Laurel Othqr .survivors Include a son, a from the Clifton and Walker Fu make public tomorrow a long hoped contact could be restored St., and Roger McKusick, 22, Dr.; Mrs. Ethel Getchell, 31 Deep- neral Hoiue, Ingersoll, Ontario. ocratio administration. awaited study of the railroad. It wood Dr.; Henry Baker, 94 W. daughter nrd a .sister all of Hart Fine Arts Group Two years ago, in a budget in a short period and the agency Cromwell, were both arrested by Caiada, and a fimeral Maas cele M r l y k iiD ... 2 . 9 9 is expected to recommend ways the remained quiet. Main St., Rockville; Miss Lorraine ford, a b' otlier of West Hartford Dempsey Inbsiited from his prede- Rockville police on companion and four g' sndchlldren. brated there. Burial will be in In state can help the line. The kick rocket fired over the charges of breach of the peace Martin, 68 N. Elm St.; Susan Har gersoll Rtnral Cemetery. Presents Weiss Kiltie style in soft laa- oessor. Governor Abraham Ribl- ’The highway fund budget of equator between Madagascar and graves, Ellington; Joseph Norman- ITuneral .“ci-vices will be held ooff, taxes were boosted $126 mil- shortly after 9:30 last night. Friday at 10:20 a.m. at the Ahern Mrs. Manning Is the mother of {• It Dm thar with bouncy crap# $153.4 million, financed by rev the East African coast. Both men posted $50 bond, and din. South Windsor; Mrs. Anne John Manning of Manchester, with A demonstration o t ' portrait SALE Ftmeral Home, 180 FArmlngton sole! Twin elostic piinels HcnL enues from gas taxes and motor To make most effective use of Meinnis, Wapping; Mrs. M e I v a p>aintlng will be given tomorrow "Without new revenue," Demi>- are scheduled to appear before Ave., Hartford. whom she made her home. for non-slip fit! Block or vehicles fees, will carry forward ground communications stations, Petit, East Hartford; Miss Bar The John F. Tierney Fimeral night at 8 o’clock In tha 'Whlton iMwt and say told the legislators today, “we the highway oonstructiem pro Circuit Court 12 In Rockville on Burial will be in M t St. Bene hone, scientists want the satellite to March 5, bara Delaney, 123 Cooper Hili St ■ Home. 219 W. Center St., is in Library by Hans Weiss. would be compelled to cut back grams authorised by the 1959 and hang like a star over the equator dict Cemetery. Friends may call Arresting patrolman was Elmilio Claire Curtiss. HazardvUIe; Gerard at tbe funeral home today from charge of local arrangements. The meeting, sponsored by the to such areas as education, wel 1961 general assemUies. between South America and Af Bartel, 361 Hackmatack St.; James Manchester Ftne A rts Araoclatton, fare, health and humane institu- Pelegrini. 7 to # p.m. wtaDMr! Because of higher oonstructlon rica. Calhoun, 106 Benton St.; Lewis JoUt F. Murdock is open to the public. CHILDRSN'S and land costs, the state is now Hydrogen peroxide gas jets, like Carter, 77 Main St.; Mrs. Karen Funeral services for John F. W eiss has studied four years st "We cannot accept this choice. some $60 mfllton abort for these those U S. astronauts use to con Mrs. Suean Griggs Ufa Hsrttixrd's first com AND MORE "CAROUSSLS*' Jones and son, Skinner Rd., Rock Mrs. Susan Howard Jewett Murdock of 846 Keeney 8t. were the Hartford A rt School and had X would repudiate anr tradition progranM. trol the attitude of their space many exhibits to Qermcuiy before plete nc(ws and weather OFF ville; Mrs. Roberta Leighton and Griggs. 91, mother of Harvey Q. held yesterday afternoon from the OXFORD of decency and oonoem to all hu The administration plans to ap craft to orbit, were to be fired coming to this country when he every moraing Monday thifn ply $25 mflUoo of 1963-65 high State News daughter, 28 Cottage St.; Mrs. Howe of 68 Olcott Dr., died at her Watkins-West FUneral Home 142 man relatianshipe.” Saturday. by ground command to help the Lynn Pagan! and daughter. Con- E. Centw 8t. The Rev. Felix M. was 17. He sold his ftrat painting M» noted that four-fifths of the way revenues to the 1959 program satellite drift westward to the de home in Ablngton yesterday. at the age of 12. entry; Mrs. Roberta Buerk and Davis, pastor of Second Cemgre- 6:00-6:06 A A f. — W IN F fatal General Fund budget was and another $25 mlRion to the fol sired spot, a maneuver intended Other survivors include a daugh H e has won moiiy priaea at art 2 . 8 9 Roundup son, Glastonbury; Mra Mary Negri ter and two sons, all of Abingt(»v gational Church, officiated. Burial New s oaimarked for educatioa, welfare lowing bienniutm for the 1961 pro to take about two weeks. Once was to East Cemetery. shows in the H a zm rd area, and Constructed for corract fit, gram. Syncom gets there, the gas jets and daughter. Blast Hartford; Mra 19 grandchildren, 40 great-grand sad health. And more than two- Marcia Davison and son, Wap- Bearers were Allan D Murdock, has done many mtuato one of 6:06-6:19 A.M. — W IN F Misses’! Juniors’! Women’s! long wsor! Leather uppers, thirds of this, be said, represents In addition, it plans to extend would keep it there. (Oontlniied frooi Page One children and 4 great-great-grand George F. Murdock, Paul E Mur which is to St. M ary’s Episcopal the maturity date of securities au ptog: Mrs. Thereee Kaar and son, children. Weather dlreet from cushioned innsrsoie, g omt ossr a pa- flnanne Cnsirswttout’s ttiara of a Oak Bt, is on the dean’s list it , fate of the New Etoven milroad. n * tbeft of flour totocape from Ssnrtogs New Rngland regional exhibit at Avon Old Forms. wtdeh he aaid waa one of Oon- a oac at Ganaan Motor Itoiaa Ia n , — AMca ■OPTO tit oofMinrir Dm fMplHv 4” Medium B eot..4.ll to Mta only ttM Near York World’s Fair next neettout’a most orlttoal pnoMeoza 491 Mato Bt, was rapoiied to pc^ Bot permit the >«ar. Volunteers from St. Mary's "Lsgtslative lesdsrs,". ^ . aai^ Hoe ttito moRdng. Simply Say Charge lit of interest expeneee Other capital bonding proposale Episcopal Church, for a religious; "have been forced to try to ex iuibe, vidued at $50, were MON..niiS."nNAAY MANCHESTER PARKADE. MIDDLE TPKf. WIST taxable income of cor- include: census, will meet at 2 p.m. Sun tract such bits and pieces of iii- takra from a late model Cadillac, ^ Banks were authorized $1 million for an engineering re- day at the Old Parish Hall of the fomiation as they can from the James Gorman said this morning. Extra Hours F JfW E D . CLOSED AT NOON OPEN MONDAY Hmi SATURDAY f :10 A.M. •• 10 P.M. ft h r ttM i w i - aaaroh facility at the University of church to r a bcieOng before tbs governor and his staff. Vesy M- Tits ttMft ooeqRod sometime dur- DIAL 1211 ^ i t mllMfsi for r»- tto.ooooeiaUoii. iwaos . •; ’y't! .'y i: ;! •

W;" / i. PAGBSETmai 1UNGHE8TBB EVXNINO HBRALD. MANGHB8 TEB, OONK, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 14. IMS WdignHBWTCIt BVEMWa HfBAtD, MANCHESTER, C0NN.a THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1968 •to#-. • J ib l B o yte^ two poliiU oC ytow—Ana bocouM Guest Lender : aay atTMai ^lot M po koov « pond Connecticut fiRaU indi hiM itotte ju tf U io t^ .tw m » Excites Crowd 'flow ftom on W oMte ■aitd awwad Yankee Valcntme Day ■y JOHN iatodiins' .' boMOM auota ^^qoMoninc and no** B y A.H.O. Isiirtttva paopla ara uaaaQjraeto- aamMa la a l i ^ and patty way osmsd about Uw wattara of otb*| Kxeltenwnt raigned at the Btito- A Woman’s Racket the best values in town! nail last avanlng, as iustt Ubttto to dodgo Um Imc iaaua, whkh ia The pr—in t session of the Oen- ara. It to only nataral $feat >( Vgwwe t a C M M E f Goii^ ttm dy with Stop A Shop gives you to maka tv for by an azpaiialv* toople wtor makb thd gNbtl ucct aarvad aa guMt cooduotcir to WbaUtar wo tMontod and JoiMd «»1 AsMmMy baa opened aa If it By HAl. BOnjB __ ‘ ■ ibo Unitad NiflloM In oedar to bo- -pocketboMi. I sMd newtoapers on hosts ot Christian baliaton around | tlM Hartford Symphony O nh^ Itotoftjl V dm didn’t know where tt w u going, NKW YORK (AP)— 'ValenUtoj^JJJ^ comers ai^ always had tba worid tticnild ba paopla a fsr 35ll Mtrt Sti^l Upton Tea Bags * tra. Audiences ara always kayed up tfUr. O o f. Ita fint^ aad groatost aar- nevar really eared too much about Day is a woman’s laMcet” ready cash, and I was frobably ara aqiaeialiy concerbad .aho^t < 64 59 lltadaito' Gm ' row o l pitik to discover what a newcomer egg rant, or meralQr to maka It an op- gift big that* anyway, and bad Shortly attar my marriage SS the last oMhe big atonay speaden naada of othars. Yn out oaboarn ., Welch Tomato Juice w 2T „ aoapoaa ia tha loldar f u do with the local organtzatiOB, aa M past legislatnroa, lika conducting T b a y * r a StoptShop White Tuna 3^ 89* gram with tha familiar ItoMtoi hearings, making reports, and dis But I sttU stick to my guiui. could And. what happened? brotharbood Art FolmA. Hob of hMMi overwawslng and oartalnly In are anergic to valentines, but are But my allergy to Valentine toatat 6n aquA rigMsJ . I strated an excellent sense to atyla I5d to it or it is a statement of appearance too cowardly to put their thoughts Homemaker Beans 7 -^1 and understanding. k. Ihla papn- jurious conduct of Congressman and mood. It is not a predictiaa of Day, springing origtoally from my Ptrbapa thtt is banian tba l good to oat! Toilet Tissue .%‘q.X 4 SL 39* M l MM piiIdWM ber«. Adam Clayton Powell U complicat into words. Uu» of hetglit, has deepened over quaatian, or tranapoaing tba aub-| ITien came tha Strauss toua- „ WpPweiUoB of ppi<3«l— a slow and confused and unpro lyaditionaUy, Valentine Day is the years with the realisation that Th4 sweetest Valentine gift poem, “Don Juan.’’ TMa ia a tm- llkriip M» alm> rtaerrtd. ed by two factors, both of whldi, ductive seaaiem; tt ia merely de atanca. If wa Inq^ that all maa I Save and get Top Value Stamps, too! supposed to be a time when lovers this anniversary la pretty much a ara aqudlly aadewad by their Craa- [ mendously difficult work, both tor rn m ik abM'W M. a. A Tii^ so far, oontribute to his ability to scription of what has been shown exchange sweet endearments and con gams for most members of . , , famous Barricini Chocolates the conductor and for tha occhaa to date. Nor is tt any particular tor to terms of ability, InbMlact, I Ai«ll.l>u I. MU U Mr mnt continue his ^laimed and privi crttlMam or condemnation of any' small tokens of affecticn. the fair sex. phyatoal prowaaa, eto tban. ef i tra, and Hartford was treated to ActuaUy, it has become for the It has become for them just an an excellent performanca. It is leged poHUcal'dadstence. body, by individual, group, or gala a kind af popitorlty contest coursa, tba answer , touat ha awl mass; it is merriy a reflection of other symbolic occasion to exer Men are not aipial to tUa laapaet replete with humeroua small aotos VDREAU o r First, just Acs thOM disUngultti- and a second Christmas. A fellow Is cise their power over the hapless for different instruments and tor. a oartabi ccmcatenation of many expected to go into hock up to his But ag our natton's forafathars ao I ed gentlemen Who come to Con' factors of many kinds, ranging male and remind him of his resti nobly underatood .ttta prtaoiptoall MatteuccI was content to let tbip gresa from the- deep South, Con elbows to buy Ms girl friend an role in this .world—to serve wom soloists have their own ways to from the appearance of new hands axpenaiva gift to shoF bow much men are equal to.toraM of-oartato I «H«r. appaulBg In ad- gressman Powell rims In a sure at a key poat here and there to ankind. V rights aa mdiTlitnato Aipl not! these matters. __ . __«ad ooicr reading matter an ^parent ahuto of a laguieaa in ha truly tovea her. On last Valentine Day my daugh This ia a compliment to ttw TM, JUnclMter BrenliiR HeraM. district, where his own continual But it is usually a one-way only to th a ^ righta laetodo-.lifeaF^ I personnel, of ooiuse, but ootna. the rules regarding introduction of street. You fork out $30 or so to ter, then 8, came home and an ty and.flreqdom. tbig toOtato tbal adrertiabiK cIobIm bo m ; reeleetkm is virtually uncontented. bills to an atmormal and uiAal- nounced triumphantly: times the lack of dafinlUvs leaded r—1 p.m rMflay. buy a gal a mink-lined compact, baaie ridht; -'-to bo m-'jwtmUt \ ship resulted in touches of Zaggod -1 p.m. ICMday. 11118 simple pollUcal fact movea anoed absorption in the aocial and or a portable radio, and what do "Well, I got a valentine from Again, our caiftotlSB.faltb af-| __jr—i p ^ - Tneadajr. him up the seniority ladder in the patronage roles of a legislatlvs you get in return? A pat on the every boy in my class.” Arms' tto totaannt - jTcirlb af to-1 ensemble. So far as I caa. raCaP .y—l^ptin, Wednemr. Session combined. "How many boys did you give the orchestra has never Ptoyod ■1 jdn. nnnaday. House at Washington, in eowotly W k, a 10-cent greeting card dtvlduala.^ n o tia^ to tartoa. ofl rî p.m. Îday. The dilatory coofuaion at the showing a heart pierced by an valentines to?”’ I inquired. logic, or to tom o oc aattoafa elt-!| the work before, and It waa a ’ lit deadDme: 10:30 a.m. «aeb the same way Sputhem die-hard State Ciîtol' has something of "Why, none," toe replied, aa if tle too much bo ask them to pai^ m lleatiaa except Saturday — Dixlecrats get to the top in the arrow, and an abamt-mlnded kiss iMuhlp, but rmUiw t arersrthlng ia tt. January was just —which probably causes you to the question surprised her. terms of redemption and tova-^l form in ao free a manner, howavoc organisational stnietiM of the one long moving day, and Febru eeme down with influenza. Right then I made a mental res in keeping with the eompoeee'e to- ary hasn't yet got out of the set ervation to start a private fund blithely ’wa afflrm, .Tbr .Ctod aol flnmdsy, Febnianr H .Congreas. ^ I have pleasant memories of Na toved tid worid..r,’t (J/l|» «itd) [ tenL ■JSL.______^ ^ ^ ___ tling down stage. Oommitteea and tional Pickled Beets Day. I have for my future son-in-law Thero waa fine iqKxxtanaMy.but ‘ Seniority has MkMgbt Powell committee personnel which have in case he ever wants to i aiid yet trant VatfeaM A i tbongh.1 17^; AM For' Castro had memorable experiences dur tlaey wafa not Ipart af ear lm -| there were also moments a t tooo- ehalimanahip of the Houee Xidoca- located their quarters and whAh ing National Doughnut Week and from home, the poor Md w ont curity. On tbs whole, tba gatoa .flWto Aw QnMed Stntaa ti pur- might be reekly to get d /n m ta have to go ampty-handed. matoty! How proudly wa * tlon OommMtoe. The ImnMnae National Make Better Sandwiches $|iat wa “ara not as other Joan,l more than offset tha tosasa, aild wtiat w« Oonalder the work haven’t bean alto to And out Month. But for the life of me, I I said tt before, and I say It given more laitituds to paptortb- power a chairman can wield what blUa they realty have for again. Valentina Day is a woman’s M anara..." (aaa Lk. itod ance than usual, 1 ^kailiially mistaken policy of tririBg can’t ever recall getting anything forgot, “wtalla wa araco ywt totoJ as tender as a Valentine wish... makea everybody who wants any thia seaekm because btils intro Out of Valentine Day except an racket. cams up wtth aoma ^ ^ ^ d tift 'Oastxo ttnough the proe- thing cmmected with education to duced by nothing more than a nelra, Jjbrist dlad Mr ito” .fltaakl fine sound. empty feeling. 5Y). And U we regard not, qlhat I .of'making’ it more dlfficuH for get through Congreas afraid of jacket laibel haven’t actiially been My dislike stems from boyhood. SENTENCE WAS NO JOKE Ibree Dancas Cram "diiib''people of -Ooba to eadst,—a written yet. My fate then was always to be the CUNEO, Italy (AP)—A IW-year- men aa God'A, children, t h a n 4h I a ballet fay Albarto Otoantowa nod Powell. 'Ihe result is that people Anybody in the leg^lative struc allenatad ftad him, aa our broth- wliich not only breeda an smalleat boy in my class, and my old youth accused of commtttin) now to Hartford, beougfat tbajHO- who ought to be condemning hfs ture who may know where he or domn was to fall in love with the two miner armed robberies toi era, tba meaning of our lavarance gram to totermlattost. YSw- îj^. Wimd of xeaentment against’ public conduct go out of their way toe belongs and what he or toe tallest girl in the class, usually poUce in this north Italian town is dlmuiiabed as wa pray ”Onr | lahlad *T>anc« of the Land YFapto- m ihppan than against Castro, M to fawn upon him and Ilontse hhn la sivpoaed to do still has to ftad the capttdn ef iha femlnlna batoet- that he did it tar laughs. He was Fatbar.” ers,’’ was ratbar iwlmqilrad qM jA ii n policy which keeps pudhing soma way through a oonttnual sent to jail far 18 mentbs and ttar. Alan H. Saaaaar Stop‘Shop charaetarized by too WHwb tyto- instead, hoping that, if thsy flat tall oonldor Mutter of tbeae l»rty What I lacked to atabira, I'tried fined lOO.OM hr* ($160), Coeiununl^ Baptlat Cbqreb. I panzU, ao that tt became viptaiU^ 4l|Mro more and more into de- ter him enough, he will Jet their patronc^fe variety legiMative am- a small concerto for kattladsuna. ^l^jwdiiiqa en what flie pommuniata bill or amendment go through. In ployea w h o are oonscientious The second movemeot, laMtd .,atoAo fOr him—a tXnlted Nations the last session of Oongreae, the enough actually ta toow iq> at "Wheat Dance,’’ had aoms to tbia Hartford and try to find out what cliaraoteristloa and feriiiig ad a aAMBcy ie approving'a project and whole Kennedy administration "SKpendltare of intematitmal they are supposed t# do. There Portugese Fado, and provMto atoe paid court to Powall, hoping he came a ndher humorous answer to ROBERT HALL contrast Tha finale waa ttOad ^(Uidi bt ^hiba which is intended would help the federal aid to edo- the apparent quandry of one of lo p o 'th e G rade "Malambo" which I aasump. bi the Ouben people gat more catiem bill, which he didn’t. these dignttariea the other day, sonM aort to South AmmoMi A b '-eit'"' wfien the patronaga mill suddenly danoa. R began to the ebanoNr to 'jto in threat eonfUct aritk When Congreaaman Powell isn’t ground out the aiqialntmeot of an a Jeta, but became pftweeeahtoy aasistafit to Mm. Now, at last, ha I more earthy and eoqolted.. Orebss- ^jja^r oCflcial policy of m akiiig-it trading on his seniority, he la trad ing on his race. He is a Negm had at least one thing to do — tratloa oared much to the m u m r ^H«Sl MfieuK for the Cubans to oh«ck up on his assistant. plea of Ravel, and the. audiaioe •adtito'long as they keep Oeatrp in And, in Ms book, anybody who (hM doesn’t know whether aU found thia last movament iand the degiaian at . the criticizes his junkets, Ms income this appearancS and atmosphere is I ing and most enjoyable. itself encouraged and produced by Intermisalon found on I KaOcna, taken over the op^ tax returns, his approariiea to the federal cash box, or Ms glamorous a feeling that tlto is going to be that Mr. Mateuccl was a comduetor poekloii of our.: representatiyes just a parrying seasion, anyway, of uncommon aitatomantl. had also brought forthright personal Itfe Is being guilty of ra or whether the prospect of a ses- The finest meat youHl ever eat! thoroughly versed in Me craft aito Yb^WlMniiiatttm from offldal state- cial prejudice. •km wMMi whl hava more evasion gifted with fine taste to muato. of big issues and more lavish deal There was a buzz to anticlpaAion jnent a t . Washington. In this con- The third distinction Oongreas- man Powell holds In reserve tor ing on little ones arises from the in the klbby, for the last half to dwnaatlcn several arguments ars nature of the start the seseion has Tender ... you bet! Rich with hearty oldtime, real tlM program was to be davetod to acMd.'. tt' 1e said th at Cdbcui agrl- an ultimate defense when his sen now taken. Is tt sluggish because beef flavor! Our experienced meat buyers choose Tschaikovrsky's Sixth Byxnpbony. in too mudh of a nwM .to iority falls to frighten or the color It knows It isn’t going to do much To tell the truth, the aenmid anirway, or Is It not going to do only the choicest of the Choice for you. And you half of the pcxigram maa nothtoi; i^ ^ a ^ to beneflt from the United of Ms skin fails to alienee, ia his profession as a clergyman. muMi because tt is so sluggish? Huge selection of our don’tjiiiy for excess fat; every cut gets our famous like as stimiilaiting as the ttait Jjationa aaaistance involved. It is Probably, one answers, a mix half had besBi. Mr. Mat suod’s These three factors in his career ture. But one gets the dliaiuieting , * Just-Kite Trim to give you an extra margin of value. fliere are so m ^y Cop>- -i-ft reading to this most familiar wnyk egeperts sItMdy in Cuba he fashions not Into distinctions, impression that, no matter how YDu get an unconditional guarantee of satisfaction, waa rather unotthodoot To acblato severe the ultimate crush and jam ' '*-wT tt, he guided with a atroog rain, jyi^y.a^ditipiaU .eatperts would be but Into licensee—Hcensss to do R H u lif or we’ll make it right any things no ordinary wtiite layman are reported to be, tMa session will and where the Strausa bad ipp^ dtowafluoua. h ia said Cuba still somehow never lack for one way you please. ferad because to a Itttla too moto daaah't dtoervs betp of any kind wouM try to get away with. kind of time and energy—that in .A deliciooe meal In every package. nHth that freedom, the Tschafitowaky araa ^fcdnt ihe United Nations because ’The seniority shlrid he wears is which small bits of privilege and famoui Bkde Rye flavor locked 1^ M ix ’em Stop-Shop quite lacking to any sort of apPOr the political problem of his fellow pownr and favor are auctioned off tanaity. jji|ba pursues a “persistent p<^cy in M-partisan w hispers. The d eooklng up their little metvemant came off bast, "nta tbtod pnd-fbp which we are Uie most plots from an in»9 X>ved strategical Nabisco Premium Sal+ines S 31c TSi’ra tiw tapt at Stif t Stop, movement, which Philip Hale onos in WasMngton ought to be able position ia the Asaembly struc GBADB ttipoitaat financial contributor in ViB’ri tir “cip If tta”! characterized as ‘hattle-drurit’’ t a ' As flmetions, ia moving br to to sense thls-^sometfaing whose ture; this, one can see ttiem nudg 26e pound lower than laat week! Quality Maotf. and compared to tbe eonfUMH use by Mm is a dtstress to aB ing one another, ought to be the WORSTED SUITS ttiM yae’ra ill |3t Blie toys tlw fMf nightmare to a DeQuineey cfibiBa j ^ p . ’ifae people of Cuba, without year. thinking and right-hearted mem George fnn Cookies 39c Nr yiw toalhrl dream, turned up aa a aoit af pppisMOt regard' for the political gaudy parade. sydhptai now in power in Outm, bers of hie own race, who will, we n BULLION FRENCHMEN TOP or BOTTOM ROUND The oroneatra raapomtod mUm WiUe Ae take the official p<^cy, would guess, be greatly relieved FARI8 (AP)—Franco now has ■eat good will to Mr. MaWauncFa when WaMilngton starts treating 47.6 million briiabltants, according -jton, so tbe lack to aftaot.enn our ewn national behavior, that to the latest estimate of the Tide s-K w i,$ r.l9 '■'ti:“35c*V ? "83c Powell exactly as If the color of a only be laid at bia doorstop. Otto iflM' people of Cuba should be pun- French census bureau. wonders if the Latin tempMMAai^ MMd for their toleration of Cas- man’s skin has no importance. The last population count, com' is saUtheOcal to the Ruadab mu plated in April, 1962, showed 41,- sic; Toscanini n e w dM TMMti* 19 to the point where they get 880.000 Frenchmen. Since then For good health of him. Salvo T ablets ' tk5"42c i.fc,'M^pk„ 73c kowsky well, atthet. Not As The Birds 700.000 refugees have come into NevertheleaB tbe avtaola pngram >Wlth this being the way we France from Algeria. There have the best snack is an apple' was enJoyaUe, even though tbs feel, this is a good time to face, Since the year 1416, to this cy been 300,000 more births than first badf overtoiadamed tba Ogf: mjbe more, a few of the more ur- cle of civilization, man has been deaths in this period, thus upping ond in retnapaot. Mr. Mbtweal.to addressing formal and intriguing the total population by one mil' D o w n y SOFTENM I pi“.".:.k.40c ,q[‘^:r.k.73c head and ahouldera qbova tbe pre reaUtlee about the United Na- lion. vious guest oonductor, and gpyaw Anna.' messages of - -his affection to 1 . a look at our orchaatra from U -m k *_We oaraelvee helped organiM woman. We have some waplcion McIntosh Apples A "cMpwy'' isait at • todfri prin! ferent riewpotot. Naiiona not to fight that, even before the invention of Here’s an ovan-roaat you’ll aarvt with pride . . . our 15c O ff A d D etergent pado?* 6 4 c the bold war for ua, but to prevent the greeting card, or oven the art ARE YOU IN or Rom o and Staym ans famous Top o’ the Grade beef, with excess fat war, and offer eenstrucUve alter of rhyme, there were certain pre- natives to war. spring nuzzlings among our an trimmed off. oAly enough is left to Iniure tender, Two Teachers or out of juicy flavor. to carve, bccauae there’s no bone. l b Tbs United Nations, as an in- cestors which accompUMwd the A jax C leanser 2 '1? 3 1 c I’lbfjJ:, 20c Easy look Fill Vacaneiefr etnstve world organisation, inevit- essential meseage of the valentine. HOT WATER? I b i And at tha big saving! •w y must include members of The enduring purpoee of the val- liu 'e than one political persuaaton. { entine is to alert both sexes to the lost k day for fuel The board to aducattan Its own precise purpose in inolud-' fact that spring is in the offing, Ajax *"iKr"Cleaner 69cffi:39c night appointed two teachara to flU can fet yoa ont of troaUel Face of Rump Roast > 95* vacancies for tha rest of-the acfioo) tog mentoers ef mme than osm ' with all Its opportunitiee for and «.■. M*. I nnto SM* Hygnde's-thn m at hseH year, accepted a realgnatloil and ttldT oY government ia to guard demands upon the romentic emo If you live in a ^tpioa^ house, granted a leave of abaanca. 4tfifr^.»fiSreaeloa and viMenoe in tions. The valenUne begins ths yau could easily run out of hot spells ipialityl Top Sirloin Roast »* The appointees are Mrs. l illito t&Mr r riaUnnaMpe with one an- psychological prsparation for the water aevaral timea a weak. Ajax ’V.;"' C leaner i f b S . 2 4 c W ait Virginia Brand, flkinleaa. 1.09 G. Simmers and Charlaa A. Kaaniy fdbtt, acroas national borders. But spring game o t choice snd pursuit, Nmo you eon kme aU the hot Cafifornia Broaofi >“« 39‘ both of Manchester. ■'> Semi-BeaeleM Han *79* Colonial Canned Turkey 'ii:'* 12^9 Mrs. Simmers, a graduate eg IF A'hot to detennlne that any ef elusiveness and yielding. water you umd ot one time for Temple University in PbUadeIpWa. psttlicular nation must follow, in WeN estaMished legend, to only • * 9 - T h in k a f i t — 7 « Pa., with a bachelor to aelance db- Florlent D eodorant •prny enn 7 9 c Myva4e's Skinless frauks a 55* affaha, the principlea Iden- which we will pose no opposition, aisty a day! of ihtM tuHt b quality Fresh Prunes * Meaty Sea Scallops * 69c gree in education, has had Sevan ndad with any particular politi- insists that our fine featherad Yea, thewke to Mobilhaat— 45 leloiBa er IJverwprst ^ a39* years of teacMng axperianca. She awd an ailttiad hot water beatar will replace a Grade 3 teacher at csri'tsFttam or aconomic creed. friencte. the birds, set an socani- afocoaetoapaoito—yourfemily Bentley School who has be«Sl ’ 'YV'a .huty, witMn our boundaries, pie to ua each Feb. 14 by making aantaka aaia of aO tbehr wBeUng D ynam o u’SJ’lK Irl. 46c .*”45*. 82c granted a maternity leave to ab ^1^. wtth dubious wisdom, try to tMs their own acttial mating day. BsaJa at a t tfana. • EvttfyM M oflhtoM ttuitritlincvrlouft sence. fig^lsw a political party with Even If tiMt is ss, howavw, the Mane can do th a tom ily waah, Keeney wiU replace the Wto MpeeUd bonus! David Hartwell as a matbamatica wliidh hra do not agree. But that more preciouB pleasures of the day 8to can d a tha dtohas o f the same virgin wool worstod! teacher at Manchaatar Q gh Urn* Jnzdor takas bia bath, and Soaky The Fun Ba+h lewaiw 69c Extra Special to %ot anybody's privilege to ttie are to be found In the more tenta SOixhm Stmn|» School. He Is a graduate of Oantral Uidtod Nations. tive and flirtatioua game as wa you anjoy a ahower. Introductory offer! Connecticut State Oollega in Nato to to kesptng with the high- humans play it. Purwit la tha Don’tdday—phone us today. • Evory ono of Ihoio tuHs will bo •Ml a« gnal Mg See what you get for a dime at Stop&Shop! Buy» like these are Britain with a bachelor of aoienoa •St :dbJeottMe and princtolas of the thing, and the beat pursuit of aU Knd out bow eaoy it is to owttch degree in biology snd 17 Mxira .to, to a Mohilbaat-dxad water haat- F a b 5 5 , 3 4 c S 3 c part of the "value” in ‘Total Shopping Value”! credit in mathematics. Vatof* NathMs that it should dto- la that which never loses its in ohorod firoo and guoranlod-lo-flt Fimly She Ceuirtryfine Mrs. Simmers, whose appob^ AAtCd'lbt intoniilitkmsl aid to pei>- spiration and never quite gains its •Aameitoaito V/Mk ment ia effective today, will eara pagpla without regard to objective. or your mondy rofundodi Sirer Cab Begalsi $6,390. Keeney, whoee a p p ^ t* particular form of govem- That is not, however, the kind of Eronh from our own so Book Matches priM IN ment is retroactive to last 'ntitraa Red G ap Refresh-R L hi. 2 7 c --bettU 4 7 c Creani Qieese day. will asm $4,600. may be ^ enjoying, or pursuit which makes ttto world go Thit it m JmUtttUe suit valut ik tt you em*t •veas. It’s over a foot qiie resignation of Mrs. SMrtay ■Mfubig: Yt 1s Tjgbt that the aid round. That dSMsnflg that soma- MORIMTY loBgl Top it with your Duffs Mixes lrilenBHl7piBe5ii, llteaH offoritomM BohtnM tfyforAebett Ann Qaudlnakt, a pbyaica ^ '«r^Jfep;Ytottad Naftons igioiild ba body ba oaiigltt, BOW siK titon. •pvorite froeting for a mathematics teacher at Minmsto to ciiaraotsr, that ft But on I t ttistoattotob Day wa BROTHERS td e c H m t A$ your tbo-regm n, thortt, huffi doy Mwdw 37c ipt.^sa*e 65c ■‘finrty dannart Frozen W affles nSîtiSlN ter High School, was aooapwA' ' I g h to oaiintitoo nfâsMT p<>- iEfSfl retroactive to Jan. 28. Mrs. Jstt humana, at toast, htttl':ây wflto- C«EI Game, a Grade 2 teacher a t iM fanuasioa as wMl as to out oommitment, pshattF or any- Comstock Cut Beets Robertaon School, was n an tsd • anoOier, snd tb sA 'tt thing ultimate, plaF .at tlu easy, Ml 3-5135 maternity leavp for no i.ba ttnaiicsd, slao, by ooun- relaxed poetry of totoi,. and bow OxydpI 35c ’ * t A " 8 4 c TS,v: Cream Style Corn achool year, affaotlva April k — 'B lm M ohd poUtleol color ss wall much wa really irtaan, and bow 301-315 CM tw St. 8 ei peekefa • w b i i r m M . HEAP BIO SttintO _ • • kg^ tboM o t isabOtor. much wa prataod, bust< ’Ssr w "• "*M, drs. Reiilerif lie Tomato Paste COLORADO SPRINail (AP> ' to to lH ta g g M 4 ,b ^ a « dtooom- Sqmttimaa, partliipih wa mera W E 6 I V E ^ t 3 T M nr«a«'C 3iU H ‘J l - m Mfs.Hairt’a o-euiw w iw 4ic SHOPPIIN VUIK* Before the riti season olaato il > ' iaptasims BMR wish wa oouM ritod -tba eolg- ' t at MtoMi lie the Colorado Rockies in ApnaT GRIEN STAMPS awawB Me lirdmilto'fliiiM J- He Instant Potatoes .ito Ato Unitad Nattona tUtoftoa and dtasatvtt-tha-inyfUry of Tha Ug. pirns you get about 90,000 sportimaa art a a ,, •M sot so that hot floe

«■ ‘ 7. *1!'’ ‘ ; piaoes as K a li^ PakUtan, India, ooheem over the biu olii news admforion, attacked Cl(Ctemscnl men. This occurred only a few _____President , BotoOrt----- Jidwarda.in GCdwai^. ( I the tries receiving the aid have add ^ President Jack Wlndt, of the Brasil,;Peril, Venssuelk. Jamaica, ------He The demani* for oollage Bt. Uiota, and Oulnsa. Life : Tranquil hours after the American Aaaocia- Oentrsl Assembly*------" ‘ -^nesdS Wednesday, ed $343 Testimonial Set ConnsoUcut Btks Association. Uon of University Professors said called for a leglalatlveJ probepre _ cf Senate H ow l On the Cuban project, the Cas Among tho luHtorsd iîests wU P^ce%i^BMs voluritOera far exceeds the aupplyi Paaee OOtps applications ars Vc^ntine Engagements PsAoGa-' ■' he said, addteg that openings available from the extension senr- In Washington it was trying to the "serioua mlsadveatiuesitiues andI tro government i^ l spend $1,878,- By Elks for Roy be Gov. John Dempsey. '8m For 2 N^grbes persuade Miasisiq>pt to modify pcoClss" of ths sdioori l Hadminis ^ l i 000 on buildings, equipment and Abraham Ribieott, and Grand % tat fer Inmmiials SrUh-IUn ice at the Tolland Oountxy Agri quiet jr The Baby Has Expected on vocational' g g r^ tU i cultural Oefiter, or from the peace. ihs crackdown. tration. including the qunt maa- personnel. The ConnKtlcut Blks Associa Exalted Ruler Lea Donaldson of ner hi wMeh Gantt waq anroUed. In objecting to the Cuban proj Pennsylvania. ' or 4*^ backL , Corps, Washington 35,'D. C„ At At Clemaon, no Incidents have tion ist sponsoring a. testimonial VotunUNM w H b liaak- tention: Agricultural Department O n Cam pus been reported at any time, nor Bethea said at a nswa confer ect Over since tee. governing coun dinner March 2 at the Hartfprd n eu lttliil, tyiUnliig V<mstrs silaoted for eur< ence later that som# Clemson stu- UN Cuba Fund cil of the speaal fund approved rent i^JsctSfVîr ssrvO'm large harassment of Osntt to any de eee it Club in Hartford in honor of Ar It for PSM» Corps OANlIfil OHOUBBTBBlHi liDonthoatf frem Page-Oae)- gree. White students at the South jdenta had been suspended from Been Ntimed it In May 1961, tee United States Ridnty Daogcr Signals . America, 3Se scale aôultural projects, in runu ,6 to 10 days "for merely showing has contended that conditions in thur J. Roy of WlUlmantlc. George Dogs and cats now can <*'gst ^ ro lin a college made a few Jokes (C«ntbia«M front Page One) R. Ehiglish, past exalted ruler of community action projects, as ta the forget of profanity and off: at hla expenss during his first few up on campua to watch Gantt Cuba raised serious doubts that Getttns up nlstits, burning, (requeat or y. A .C MUJtOOMv teachsrs to sobppl>1 syitisystama, as in< intonto us act” end Join dlst-con- Manchester Lodge of Bike and scamp. How. J «c paliM or — . -backaohe , ______ilbtV.'iAitlanyc^SMy Ag rolor remarks made on tbs sty< days on the campus, but all has 'enroU.” ' contribution to' thp fund must be the project could be Mfective. may be 'wamlM of ‘ lunothma (i^tural.-Agont, says , that vir ritructjbrs in : coilegos,. and ocea sclous humans. Polyonsaturated approved by dongress. The State Department expressed past district deputy of Connecti disords?! —' -rtemger AhtjMT' Help' food now Is'available for animals, ‘ni* faculty senAta at . the uni been quiet recently. Edwards said he had no com- cut East, together ■with Bruce EVERY MONDAY-$ P.M. tually ovary contemplatad Peace olonally as researraers. regret Wednesday teat tee fund nature ellmlnste exccM «Mds and other Bpring, training is now ptannsd so that. canines won’t comptein versity declined to set Wedneeday State Rep. A. W. Bethea, a seg mant. "Nor do I emect to com ‘ MlUkowekl, Erie Alaa, ron of Robert and Kargerat M U k^ In four ye^rs the United States Noble, secreUry of Manchester waatra. Increaae Jtidney output with U VIIXA®E STRilT. kOCKVILU project has openings for vol- 8 ■ ment later," he said. has given |99 mRlton of the $247 and the U.N. Good and Agricultur BUKEIB. Your 89e back at any drug fo r Bchsdulsd for,,.,, about leading ‘ *a dog's Ufa.” night on a resolution axpressliig regationist who opposed Gantt’s Bite lOfi Cedar Ridge Dr, 01aetonb<^, He .b ^ ^ ^ al Organization had decided to go Lodge, have been appointed to Btore In 4 DAYS if not pleased. NOW Mancheeter Memorial HoaplfoL He baa a broOier, Robert, million the fund has been spend the ticket committee for the i^fair at No, End Ptaarmacy. azid a sister, Martha, 10. ing on 389 aid projects. The coun ahead with the project. • • • • • Cullen, Mark Edmund, eon of Joeapfa Jamea and Mary' LOli O’Donnell Cullen, 27 High St. He wee born Peb. 1 at Manchea- ter Memorial Hoepttal. His maternalal rrandparanfo are Mr. and Mrs. Edmund O'Emnnell, Wllkee-Barre,a, Pa. Hla paternal jnraiid- NOW... parenta are Mr. and M n. Joeeph Cullen,lUen, LuMrne, Pa. He hea tw o broUiera, Joeerph James m , 6, and Paul, 2. • • « • • Browne, Andrew Qordon, eon of C. Thayer and Patricia EUiarples Browne, 85 Tracy Dr. He was born Feb. 2 at Man> oheeter Memorial Hoepltal. Hie maternal grandmother ie Mzik. John D. Sharplee, Rumford, R. I. Hie paternal gnindfather la Gordon Browne, Ootvit, Maes. He has a brother, Chrietopher, 2. • • * • • Th» engagement of Miss Mau-s Iôring photo leen Lee McGann to Alfred John The engagement of Miss Lois Toomey, Mark, son of James F. and Jane Jordan Toomey Ckvallo, both of Manchester, has Ellen Otka to Thomas James Jr., Bolton Branch Rd., Coventry. He was bom Feb. 2 at Man been announced by her parents, Koslowski, both of Rockville, Is chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James P. McGann, announced by her mother, Mrs. John Jordan, West Hartford. His paternal grandfather la Jamea “878 Woodland St. Otto F. Otka, 140 Union St. She Toomey, Scranton, Pa. He has two brothers, James, 16, and Her fiance is a son of Mrs. is also the daughter of the late Paul, 7; and three sisters, Mary Jane, 13, Carol, 10. and Ellen, 2. ■jtel*» Kalirti, 131 Love Lane, and Otto F. Otka. ••• * * • * • -Alfred Cavallo of New Britain. Her fiance Is the son of Mr. and YOU SAVR TWICE MoUer, Robert Henry, son of Charles Lxzuls and BUlen Palo : Miss McGann is a 1961 grad- Mrs. John Koslowski, 16 Burke Moller, 15 High St, Rockville. He was bora Feb. X at Rock •.QBte of Manchester High School Rd., Rockville. ville City Hos^tal. His metemal grandparents are Mr. and Mra and is attending Morse College, Miss Otka is a 1961 graduate of Olva I*alo, Rockville. His paternal grandparenfo are Mr. and Hartford. Rockville High School, and U a f • • Mrs. Arthur MoUer Sr., Baltic. He has two brothers, Steven Mr. Cavallo is a 1958 graduate sophomore in the school of phys Arthur, 2, and Michael Charles, 1. of Hartford Public High School, ical education at the University • 44*4 and served in the U. S. Navy Po of Connecticut. Dyer, James Raymond, son of Ronald R. and Ursula Lynch laris program in Scotland. He Mr. Koslowski, a 1961 Rockville Dyer, 38 Talcott Ave., RockvUle. He was born Feb. 2 at Rock la employed at Heublein, Inc., High School graduate, is a Navy SLICED 16-OZ ville City Hospital. Hie maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 4 Hartford, and attends the Univer- communications technician sta STMAWBERMES In Heavy Syrup CTN James L yi^ , Rockville. His paternal grandparenfo are Mr. and Mty li- lA V B " Ini#AC S U N S W IIT - Medium • c Mass. J r WilC^$W^'VM,AprlceFt49Cta/;Orange-Aprica^ NKf»r | Be ■ . PKG 69. * * • • SLICED 10-OZ 2 1 Mueller, Peter John, son of Louis Vincent and Lorraine 8a- tryh Mueller, 10 Becker PI., Rockville. He was bom Feb. 5 at STRAWBERRIES In Hsavy Syrup CTN 3>/4%Z SAVI SAVI QT BTL « c Manchester Memorial Hospital. His paternal grandparenfo are HONEYDEW 12-OZ PORKROAST Sardines '"Xr” CAN mw* 4 c Mozolo Oil Q’m69. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mueller, Rockville. MELONBALLS It CANTALOUPE CTN • • • * • SAVI Baldwin, John Thomas, son of Alan T. and Norman Ford lO-OZ SAVI Frsih Fruit Flavor t o m a t o j u i c i QT BTL 2 c Baldwin, 15 Foster Dr., RFD no 1, Vernon. He was born Feb. 5 RASPBERRIES CTN 11c Welches 29. at Mancheeter Memorial Hoepttal. Hie maternal grandparenfo FULL 7^RI| CUT Svreet Coratm!%i 4 ^ 5 9 ^ are Mr. and Mrs. David Ford, Dalton. Mass. His paternal grand 10-OZ 4 c D IA L parents are Mr. and Mrs, Donald Baldwlp, Dalton, Mass. He BRUSSELS SPROUTS PKG So Tondor - So FlAyorful A 17-OZ ^ W SAVI has a brother, Miurk Alan, 8. ■ PACK • * • • • 16-OZ Mb CANS 6c Gold Medal Flour hmaoSI. Lorins pholofc Lorlng photo Fancy, Tendar At First National/ Yiiu' Get | B S w e e t P e a s dS/< McCormick MlcheUe Lynne, daughter of Barry J. and rt- The engagement of Mies Mary The engagement of Miss EHane SWEET PEAS PKG SAVI tiicda Ann Irish McCormick, 10 Depot Sq. She was bom Feb 5 lUfo LaMotte to Ronald J. Brault, Hazel Thoms of East Hartford to the FULL 7-Rib Cut . ® SAVI at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents • c .both of Manchester, has been an David J. Bllliel of Hebron has SAVE 4 4 9 c 13c Hobisco mmoMn'WMUT 2 k« 45. are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Irish, 247 N. Main St. Her paternal nounced by her parents, Mr. and been announced by her mother, All Cut From Tender, Young, /Ipplesauce grandmother la Mrs. John McCormick, 97 Harlan St., and htf Mrs. William LaMotte. 349 Oak Mrs. Ernest C. Thoms of East 00 SAVI paitemcLl graiMifa-tlicr l6 Mr. John McCormick, 113 L/Ockwooc St. UP TO 4 c D IA L land S t Hartford. She is also a daughter Specially Raised,. Porkers 4c Her fiance is the son of Mr. and of the late Ernest C. Thoms. N c s iflc s iVinADYtOCOA 16-OZ CAN 49^ PACK Grandma's NIolasses49< Plante, Louis Henry UI, son of Louis Henry and Eloise La- Mrs. Lawrence Demeritt, 717 Tol Her fiance is a son of Mrs. and 32c Porte Plante Jr., 736 W. Middle Tpke. He wa.s bom Jan. 28 at land Tpke. Mrs. Lawrence Billiel, Carolyn Dr., St Francis Hospital, Hartford His maternal grandmother is SAVI SAVI Mrs. Grace LaPorte. Newhury, N. H. Hla paternal grandmother Miss LaMotte Is a 1960 graduate Hebron. | 45 PUDDINGS REG'* LOIN END IIRIB HALF > 43<| LOIN HALF • 53< 3 c Is Mrs. OebWa Plante, Windsor. of Manchester High School and at Miss Thoms attended East Hart 43 All Flavors PKGS « 4 c 4*444 Frsneh Style 9-OZ SERVE - DELICIOUS WITH l>ORK A & H Baking Soda 2 23 ford High School. She Is employ FINAST APPLESAUCE 37 Z tended Central Connecticut Stale My-T^FinC 4 Regular Cut or Italian MlUer, Peter Edward, son of Jack Jay and Linda Gugick College, New. Britain. She is em ed at Grand Union, Glastonbury. BEANS PKG SAVr " f 15 'A O l S A V I-^ 46-6z Miller, 6 Goalee Dr. He was born Feb. 5 at Manchester Memo i ployed as a legal secretary at Mr. Billiel is a graduate of 9- OZ The Variety Baking Mix Howell Cheney Technical School, Regular Cut PKG S c rial Hoepltal. Hla paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mur Schatz and Schatz, attorneys, WAX BEANS PKG SHPULOII 2 CANS ‘ v ■ Bisquick 44< ray Miller. Brooklyn, N. Y. He has, a brother. Jeffrey Alan, 21 Hartford. Manchester, and is employed at 3 9 c Whole Beans G,!rfw» .' t. -. Baron's Furniture, East Hartford. 4 to 6 Lbs • Eaiforn Drauod months. Mr. Brault is a 1956 graduate of 10- OZ CAIN'S PT BIG • • * * . Manchester High School, served An April 20 wedding Is planned. Creamy While fresh Picnics 22-01 , S c D IA L CAULIFLOWER PKG Swlt, Susan Jane, daughter of Frank and Patericia Regamey with the U.S. Marine Corps, is em C P A C K QT JAR 7 3 c JAR VALUI. NOASTINS ■•J'' ,r 'CAN'. < ,. • V. Mayonnaise 42. Switat, Middle Rd., Ellington. She was bom Feb, 5 at Manches ployed at Grandway, Manchester, The hula, a bird found in New PORDHOOK OR 10-dZ Comstock LB ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are the Zealand, is the only species in 3 to 3Vi Lb Average and is attending Central Con LIMA BEANS R A B Y GRREN PKG S Y R U P 12-OZ SAVI Rev. and Mrs. Antony Regamey, Woburn, Mass Her necticut State College. which the bills of the sexes are Rock CoPnish 4 3 ^ 1501 SAVI .shaped differently. lO-OZ 24-OZ ITL S 7 c BTL 4 c grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Switat, New Haven. She An Aug. 17 wedding Is planned. dkNS^ < » 1 c 29. naa two brothers, David. 2%, and Danny, 114. iRixed vegetables PKG SHOULDER Blueberries 2 49 Vermont Maid • 4 4 4 4 4 to 6 Lbs LB ‘ SAVI SAVI Ryder, Stephen Nicholas, son of Donald and Josephine Ven- Rockville-Vernon Smoke# Picnics 4 3 9-OZ 12-OZ BTL dola Ryder. 56 Franklin St.. Rockville. He was bom Jan. 18 at SAVE « c PKGS '* 4 c Finast Sytup 25< Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal gron'dparenU are Pie Crust 2 25 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Vandola, East Hartford. HU pjaternal 00 PINAST LB UP TO 15-OZ SAVI flTP&ndp&rqntfi are Mr. and Mn. Otto Ryd«r, Hartford. Ht Cavedon Buys Plastics Firm, Sliced BdeOn 5 9 c 7-OZ SAVI CLAM CHOWDIR CANS 7 c a brother, £>onald Jr., 8; and two slaters, Deborah, 10, and Ka 35c CHOCOLATI BON IONS 1C t c 47. ren, 7. Leases American Mill Space Polish SdUsage PINAST LB 69c EdllCOtOf is Snow's 2 SAVI LB • | 0 5 BIO PRANCO- 26Vi OZ 511 FrankfuFld TWO - SKINLUS 2 c 10-01 019 AMIRICAN CANS About 10,000 square feet of in-" The manufacturing' company Fancy, Tender BAG C V A L U I Spaghetti 2 47. dustrlal floor space In Rockville, may be given a new name by the SWEET PEAS PKG Stiilfed Olives = 2^ 65 vacant for some time, will be oc time it starts turning out building SPIRRY'S or HANDY'S LB HILLMANN'S PT SAVI cupied next week by a plastics panels, Cavedon said today. De WOZ Sauscige IReat 39c PKG QT JAR 7 3 e JAR 2 c manufacturing firm. tails are currently being worked PEAS & aRROTS All Beef Salami Your Choice Nbiyonnaise 41. out. Dash Dog Food 6 ^119. ^ The new firm, formerly Deko U G U L A R O R 16<5Z Honor M did Pepper Loaf, Spiced Luncheon Loaf 6-OZ PKG 33c Products Inc., of Santa Monica, The Rockville Area Chamber of C R M IC U CUT PKG 12-OZ SAVI Commerce heard a report on Tue*- FRENCH FRIES Calif., will manufacture plastic CAN 4 c building panels in a section of the day that the Chamber's Industrial >C P A C K Libby Corned, Beef 49. American Mill on E. Main St. Committee had succeeded in plac WHOLE KERNEL CORN Woodbnry Soap Alfred W. Cavedon, president of ing 13,000 square feet of indus S/taa/at EXTRA ^ STAMPS Aldon Spirming Mills Corp., has trial floor apace. SAVI purchased the capital equipment At the time Seymour Lavitt, re m Wit/i /Itnu Listed Below Fyench's Mustard 2 29< and manufacturing rights of the tiring as chairman of the commit dm'nknna Dirlllf> Bm I Stub Ocean Spray ^*^CKTAIL Deko company. The production tee. told the chamber's directom Son Scinlldps ONI rtc equipment has been delivered to that 3,000 feet had been leased to 4.0Z EatweN ItaHn Peigerwl Hm Hartford, and will be brought to a chick Incubating firm, but he ONI 4-oz NO EatweN haBu Han ProioiittiRl 20OZ the firm’s new quarters early next would not reveal to whom the re oNi 4-oz NO Eatwal ItaNu CapoweB Heinz Ketchup week. maining 10,000 feet were to b* 6 5 Initial plans call for less than 10 leased. OM 4-oz NO EatwaN HaUu Catta Salani employes, under tho direction of Cavedon confirmed today that James Faust, forfnerly with the the chamber had been "helpful" in Deko firm in California. locating the space for the Deko Gold Medal Flour mai rACx zs itixu 2.74 C'JF COUPON Cavedon e.stimates that produc production equipment. Betty Crocker Frosting Mixes n 01 no 35c tion should begin in the new plant I Naiionoll in about two months. FAMILY BARS Betty Crocker Leyer Cake Mixes 'c oz no 39c The firm's primary product is a ROME (AP) — In Italy, the Laddie Boy Tune Cat Food 2 s-oz cans 27c ' £xtru Fresh JBr00tee Speeialst OLD MASTERS EOfTtONS OF THE building panel called Dekopanel, neighborhood bar is a family af Home Maid Lunch Bags r*o » 25e extra sd*U GREEN STAMPS made of thermoplastic resins rein fair. Backbone of the business is lâiser Broiler Pans no 49c too forced with fitoerglas. The process the espresso coffee machinqi and Salada Tea Bags mc dim sack no of 100 1.04 With th« Purchas* of $5 or Moro produces a three dimensional sur the bar caters to all age groups, i W ISTIRN LARGE Sunshine Chocolate Mints io-ozNo' 39e face which can closely simulate providing ice cream and candies AND THIS COUPON ’ 1 ^ g Solid BUNCH ^ H | masonry and brick surfaces. for the young and everything up Dunceh Hines Deluxe Cake Mixes 's-oz Na_39e •UtlMAlU AT TOtM flyi NAIKMAl tIOM ôlp ilib le Although used for external con- to .soft drinks, mildly alcoholic ap Borden's Gam Flake Rolls 2 ' oz nos 49c Coupon Valid Through Saturday, February 16, 1963 ■truction on the west coast, Cave eritifs and hard American and Parkay Margaripe i-ling 28c LIMIT ONI TO AN ADULT CUSTOMIt don anticipates that the panels will ciOAUTTis. Sill a TosArto niAnn-faoM stama ottm ■ e Htw AMERICAN CATHOLIC EDITION British whiskies for other age Bisquick so-bz no 69c Jo-oz no 27e find indoor uses here. groups. Bumble le e Solid White Tune ^-oz can 39c e JCINO JAMES AUTHORIZED VERSION Dixie. Cup Refills »-ox , NB of so 35c JT ^ W IS TItN caio in 15 Sections with Binder EXTRA STAMPS Nutritioiii 0 1 BTL 69. D'ANJOU EXTRA STAMPS ■1, Spt./ F.ebruary 16,1963 Household Deodorizer Floor and W elt OEIGON lECTIO N Sd.lS — yyt iACH...DELUXE BINPlR 99t Witff^ Items Listed Below 2 - 29' Have Vow Complete Bible for Eaetert 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. om t-Ll JAR Pinott O m ga Marmdada 5W 0 1 CAN . 1 4 ^ 1 PKG ONi 16 oz PKG Keoblar Pif Bart Florient 79 Ajax Cleaner 29c 4190 AVAUAIUlt Jewish Publkationa Sodety Verdon of Uie WEST HARTFORD ARMORY ONI t-Ll LOAF Pinoat OM Pfwhionod Bread With Bleach Bathroom *■ WliMe or Colored I F i r s t BM FARMINGTON AVE., WEST HARTFORD OEM PKG OF 12 PbMSt Apffle N' SjpiM Dom itf Natioiial | 1 4 0 1 REG * 0 * 3 fokfofs wO* dlaplay and sell from tlieir atetloH wagOM ONI PKG OF 12 Pinoat Iniillah Muffina Ajax Qeonser CANS StOVWB COOKINO .^fganxg a a n ^ funibire. china, glaaa, copper, bnoa. Jewelry, OM FINAST Cuatord Anool Coke 2 Scot Tinue ROLLS llteora, gene, efowipe, coins, trinkets, biie-a-brae aad a OM PKG Poreoioat Craonaidea . For Fine Complexion Cere 2 BATH lARS J|c N M tW ra p Apples 4 « ° 3 9 ' IVWMUli of kladnd items too numerous to list. O M PKG L d ofla n d P o in a aerrihPinaappla COTTAGE CHEESE REG DON’T MISS n o s INTERESTING AND INFORBIA’itVE BARS W OFTROU BiniaifT--> w b ’s e s u r e y o u ’l l e n j o y it . Pdfanolive Soap 3 Cnt-RNe 31 < 3c M A I PACK - Family Size- All Ftavori 2c DEAL PACK - All Flavori FOOD BAR OFEN A U , DAY and EVENING EXTRA dX STAMPS Boueue* Soap Meet gr Meatless p p o P O O D t > . . Admission 76c With Itfm iitted Below Ic 9BAL PACK 4 0 1 PKGS Royal Gelatins 2 ^s 31. P , fUPEAR, piroetor. O M PKOOF6 Piooit Bnollah MoHIna t ^ . I Royal Puddbigs Jayj ■ .t. Coslmieie2Kg3l« 3 ag3le PriMBi "■ATS? 14-01 JAR 3 8 c LnilUiP Boy ' 2 35 2 — I w t RESttVE Tttf RIGHT TO UMIT OUAMTinif Wt RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES CIGARETTES. SEER 4 TOIACCO PROOUSqÊXEMPT STAMP OFFR PRiCtt EFFECTIVE M FIRST NATIONAL SUPU MARKDS ONLY LCGAIfTTiS. lECI « fdlACCO VtODiidS Q U )^ prIc b BFicfiviTN'ni^ mJSkets ONLt lEANCHESTER EVENIW8 gERA tP, MAWCHBgrgR, OONW^ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1868 HAI^CHEBT^ iHhbiilNb BîlLLD. MANCHBSTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1968 PAiO f "•‘""tr'.r"-* ■1 saiaSMka lam of wnqdng but It waa weeks Pkre«b)rteriaii Men MlUa •tiiiok,^ four per owit pre- ment ,o f^ a tu rity notes reduced ■hipful master of Manchester Rockville-V ernon being drtven south on R t M by Ordeal hy Fire III before I was stroog again. tltibmo^ Fund ferred, at a l l , 400 book^ vehie. . the total notes m |5,S00 on Jan. l. DeMolay to Note Lodge of Masons, wets instituted John E. McAwlur, 87, of Thomp- I stralled arouiM me hoepltal . ftixty-aivwi ..rtaree of hlanufac ‘ ’the report waa submitted by March 8, 1928, and its officers in sonville. At Yomt S trv k a iih meetiiic people as X gained oonfl. Will Hear Howell turdns Handver Trust Co. stock, at Judge Jay fe. Rublncw, seersUty 35th Anniversary stalled. "Dad’’ William Walsh was Girl Slightly Hurt MioAwUff saw the girl in time a $8,000 hook Vahis. . " • W iN O O W v dence. A doctor said 1 was "too of toe fund’s board of tmstess. 1 ',mm mm, , chapter advisor, and George E. to apply bis brakes, but could not frisky. Bikty Bhans of Thonusoh BfM- F o m st Howall. S8S B arter Ut.. At g ' ^ V- n. -1^; ■’ ■me 85th anniversary of John Nelson its first master councilor. In Auto Mishap stop in Ume to avoid hitUng her, • FLOOR WJ V Concern of Others Ona ma I stopped my doe- wUl give an Ulustrated talk “ ucta start, fouf psP osntprgfto rsd, . ABSENT-MINDED MAN More than 800 members have the constables said. lO t MM an MMT £ ■mniui4 A ilhd Wii- it 15,470 fookyiKs. Mather Chapter, Order of De tors at the to my room, day s i a meeting of the ri KAFLE8. (AP) — Giro Ciglsno joined the fraternal organisation Merrilee was taken to Rockville • JA N IT O R terlan Ken a t the church, ^ p o t open S lam S^lar^p Fund Dividends in 1M311 U Atiei 1454, Molay, will be oelehratsd Monday, for young men since its beginning. Merrilee Proulx, 18, of River SIR1 What about my condition,'* I Pnirsday US S jf jA . * **** lft.«*etg on Jan. went. to work one morning from City Hospital, where her bruised 'j'T demanded. "How am I dolngT" tuck will be served at t, lui IM.Bl in inteivst, ti______and_ |1,8S0____ sheer force of haWt. March 4, at 7:80 p.m.' at the Ma Senior DeMolays, who have not side Dr., Vernon, was only slightly right knee was X-rayed. She mM •arttag Across Iks Stroot. ■aootnUy to a-T»^ rvptni mib- gt Iband wars repaid. Loan appli- MANCHIMI K.'.V Made Hi m Humble The four doctors turned, they Hhwell will speak show iiw tM O aia S Benedetto De Luca waited at the sonic Temple. PmUp M. Rider, been contacted by mall, may call injured when she was bumped by was released when found to be grinning. color SUdes of an eight-week trip, to the oahU W4irs advanced 11,000. The church for two lioure, then went master councilor, has appointed Cliester M. Ferris, 32 Gerard St., a car about 8 this morning as she uninjured, the hospital reports. No WINDOW eUANiNG "You look OJC.," cne of them made by him and family last aamta on iu M amounted to 111,- looking for him. James Mehl apd Philip Robertson or Stewart R. Kennedy, 86 Au was crossing Itt 83 Just south of arrests were made. COMPANY (Contbraed from Page One) sions requiring suigary and each said. Then they left. summer, througtr western United Tll.56. ” She found him at hi* Job. He aa co-rtairmen of a program tumn St., before Feb. 27. Dobsonville Ave. brought an aftermath of pain. But States and Osrtida. He is a radio Mlow- The. hold by the trust to The time was hear when I •• ■ Mg* ■ explained he had eimply forgotten committee for the event. Vernon oonetatoles reported that Counterfeit money was said to Ml 9-5334 tlon hospital. The nurses carefully I soon learned it had compensat engiiMer aLwTTC, Hartford. eov^ advanoss to loan upUcanta it wee their wedding day. The Jrtn . Mather Chapter, Calves which chew wood have Merrilee ran from the right side have been made by the Emperor ing benefits. Hie pain that tor would leave the hospital. I had A nomtaatlng committee will f Chudi on depoait, |14«1. totaled ,$5,800. A $1|850 repay- put me on a frame that could been uneasy when I arrtyed. Now * .Twbnty ^Bhapeii o( ipg^lngton A new date was eet. named' for Uie first slsetsd wor- a phosphorous deficiency. of tha road In front of the car Nero. be lowered into water. The prep mented me in my day-to-day ex give aXepott at a buslnese meet- Pittsburgh istence diminished as more and I disliked leaving. tog.// arations were for my first bath more of mv exposed flesh was Doctors and technicians had giv Au men of the dm rrt and In a Hubbard tank, which was to covered with skin on each trip en me die finest medical treat lends are invited. PAINT prove so beneficial to my recov- to surgery. ments. But I would miss the Weeks of exercise for my wast es most of all. Thqy had PAYMKNT IN GAS m *^ên I was lowered Into the ed hands followed. Gradually, I tender and thoughtful, Job TOKiro (AP)—A gas company tank, five surgeons and three ther was helped to sit upright. Then often had been fhr from plhaaant. in Iwakl City, north of Tokyo, BcHa IimI! far BcRo'[iviiif G Bigpr Valua far Bifpr ttvin;; apists worked over me, removing I could hold a glass of water. The day came to eax^^goodby. I is paying off a back tax bill by burned skin and bandages so that Next, I could driiA from a glass would, go back only feir checkupe. supplying its product to 45 stoves Larsen's I could ward off infection and writhout a straw. Finally, I could Alice drove the i u . The bumpe in the city office building. HAIOWARI.INC. grow new skin. walk. and turns In the streets caused The gss company owed the Weeks later doctors started my One day, my i^ysical therapist me pain. ûlvalent of $14,000. City officials M Pspot S«OB»> Mancliestsr first skin grafting operation. led me, protesting, on a two-block It &d not Stter, though. I estimste it will take 18 years to rhsiwMS-«ST4 There were three grafting ses hike. I then had licked the prob- going lumh. pay off the hack tax biU. 1171 I CLIP AMD REDEEM COUPOM ------^ - coanslaRK EVERYTIME — ^ 100 EXTRA tow PRICES BUDGETS lOVEI PUID STAMPS FOR 6IFTSI AIM.eo o YOU CAN ALWAY5 count on Hm S & H STAMPS BE5T moaf from Men's ot the BE5T prfea'avallabk. With purchitt of *5 or noro ALL MOTT'S "TENDER-TRIM" MEAT Coupon Good February If thru February 16, 1963. Limit one coupon to a family. s axlro rich rad meat streaked with Adults Only. uft enough creamy fat for tender, State L a w : Cigarette*, beer uicy cooking. 1 v r g i j rt A g rt and fair traded Item* exclud UIEMI ed froru this offer. ALL M O n’S "TENDER-TRIM" MEAT '%LERT is carefully and skillfully triple trim med iof excess fat and bone before Once' Rkain weD-meaning weighing. atate legislatora are introduc- Gull Awarded 50-Year K of P Pin . fUlRgedly deaigned to GhHtave A. Gun, 1« Hazel St., received a 50-year pin last nlgbt for membersthlp In Unne Lodee, j- protect ine email lusineeaman KnlgtiU 0# Pythias. The awiud was presented by Frederick Beyer of PlalnviUe, grand chancellor ;'v by regulating retail pricea. of Connecticut, at Uime’s 56th anniversary dinner at the Ihree J ’s Restaurant, Bolton. EJdwin tj; Cook, center, grand chancellor of Llnne Lodge, lookn on. GuH became a member of the lodge in SI. Valentin*'* «m* giv** w * *h*nw •* m*ke February 1M3, and served as tts secretary for more than 30 years. (Herald photo by Satemls.) SUPSP’RIGHT BEEF SALE! Importent p ein ti. Flr»t If** * se ed Hm* te 4*5 w '■) Pxoiitot iUm from whoiii? tfw Im II*« who thep *t ASP M hew iwidi *ppr*d*t* fh*lr p*tron*g*. W* e*fl*lnly del had i; From wliatT' From our tradi-^ Super-Right Quality . . , Juicy and Flavorful . . . Heavy Corn-fed Steer Beef It *!•« h * good tlm* to m*k* th* lacend pekSi V. tkmal American free enter- •vary day h vahw Dm at ASPI AliP I* out M m JC K ROAST , prige sydteip? If we itop that plaaM all th* ladlaa with a itocewld* aaladim el tkertr ievofit# velues. In eddHIan, tHere B f* InOBB ,L —^we won’t have any ’‘email vtlueble Plttd Stempe, tool businessmen.” Boneless Chuck »63‘ i- ^ LYNN fiojuWu^ J>cuunA, i. And wko !• gqing to protect BONELESS Super-Right Quality . . . "King" of Oven Roasts ^ jrou, tH e^ neim er. ' " ' C h o lc* Ft m Ii Nativ* Poultry. . . DIroet From Form to You! »s». Ground Chuck '■yH,ho is going to see to It , that you continue to feed your CHUCK ROAST Rib Roost 69* Rib Steak family the finest foods; clothe -k HnHHBiB 'k Dairy Department them with superior garments Blade Steak SONtlHS and' house them in modem Mon's --SPECIAL-- SHOULDER ROAST „ 8T comfortable homes—«n these Bologna SUPER-RIGHT IN PICCI Uiings obUlhable because the REAL SHARP & D C D / ^ A C T FRESH BRISKET FRONT 41 lb. W%f\T iwmpetitiTe , AineHcan busi * r w l K w M 9 l (STRAIGHT c u t lb 85e) CUT LB 0 9 Liverwurst IN P i t a CHEESE lb. 79 nessmen have fought for your BROILERS SUPERdICHT flavor. 89‘ Sausage Meat IN PIECE FRESH NATIVE— MIN. WEIGHT 2 Vi LBS. CALIFORNIA ROAST lb 59^ Flounder Fillets FRESH Mott’s Super Markets, Ine., FRESH NATIVE — OVEN READY has fought for these Ameri Fre^h Steak Pollock can principles in its advertis SALE PRICES IFPKCnVl BROILERS, FRYERS, FOWL, ROASTERS, ing, before legislative commit THURSDAY thru SATURDAY tees and in the courts. And CAPONS, DUCKS, TURKEYS, CORNISH HENS Del Monte -■ Outstanding Values Special Salt! Mott’s will continue its “War 1 LB 1 OZ For A Limited Time Ontp On High IWcee.” 567 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST CANS MILO, MELLOW COPFEE POULTRY PARTS-CUT FRESH DAILY G reen Peas 1.00 -V Thki column will help to light O'clock n;: 3,;rGl.39 keep you on the alert . Reed Near the DresR BUY THE PARTS YOU LIKE BEST “ “ RICH, FULl-BOOIED COFFEE Sliced Beets 5 CANS 1 .00 It every week, MANCHESTER AofI Circle 3 i ! ; o l . 4 9 1 LB 140Z » c We will bone out whole poultry or ports os per your request. VIGOROUS AND WINEY Fruit Cocktail CANS 1.00 BokorCoffN 3.!Ssl.59 Open Nights: Mon* thru SaL till I 1 QT14 0Z Pinedpple Juice CAN CHOia Wa Reserve the Rigiit to Limit Quantitiae PINEAPPLE and 1 QT 14 OZ YOUK GREEN BEANS D rink GRAPEFRUIT CAN FRESH PINEAPPLE and 1 QT14 0Z TENDER LBlb1 9 = D rink ORANGE CAN U A. NO. 1 M PINEAPPLE and 1 QT 14 OZ Rome Apples l.s43‘ L . T . W O O D D rink APRICOT CAN E 4 l.s25‘ WHITE BREAD PINEAPPLE and 1 QT 14 OZ Mott’s Iwi D rink PEAR CAN Vl nil till mi- ( ■ - I :H II I- • I t I , iLocker Plant and Meat Marketl DERf ANN FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT 1 QT 14 OZ lACH FUU' Tomato Juice CAN PIAID STAMPS BroM l FOUND FRESH NATIVE WAYBEST GRADE "A" iANEPARKtt,REG.S9c SAVi UP TP 20e LOAVIS FRYING AND ROASTING Apple Pie 1 LB B OZ, B INCH SIZE EACH 3 9 * WITH COMPARE! I jm A EXTRA JANE PARKER CAKE WHY FAY MORE? G w RlAID STAMPS l! so STAMPS Orange Chiffon MOtTS WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE OF a E V i a t |ar ‘ I Breakfast Roils 'ISJSST S?.39* MONEY ORDERS CHICKENS I I a 14 Oa SaNi* Homestyle Donuta 29* S to 3'/: L B S . EACH Noxzema A W g Valid thru Sat., N b. 14, 1963 |l I lisferint ahtis^tr: Coupon valid thru Sat., Fab. 16 “10* O F T AND SPECIAUY PRICED EXTRA LEAN FRESHI.Y GROUND TOBIN'S WEBSTER SLICED NOT PRE-PACKAGED ' NESCAFE ’®“ 1 1 7 JAR ■*■# Sorvka ChorM m BACON P i U l l s a ti^llOO.Oa BACK AGAIN I CHUCKGROUND ‘* 1 1 5 0 sxtra W V PLAID STAMPS 50 ^ STAMPS STAMPS A f AUMo»t'$StoffM C Q c WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHAM O f I w WITH THH COUPON AND THE PURCHASE OF f i C I c This Coupon and tha Purehasa of EXCEPT AIBANT AVE. a H GaRon of (Any B r*a4 a T O i Sia* with MOMDiAT Thru SATDBDAT iN A N A S k e Cream YO-^ Hair Spray $5 .0 0 OR MORE » AJIL toePJI. B fu a sirs LEAN SMOKED C; 'pon valid thru Sat, aab. ta Coupon valid thru Sat., Fab. 16 limit on* coupon per purchaao. Valid thn TENDER BABY BEEF ’i Sat.. H b. 16, 1963 Firm DAISY ROLL LIVER Frka Omn O UK a* aaiiaMata Or* Sat, Fa*. M * aHactlw at ALL ASF Saaar Martau H tAla ^l■aall^^ A tMalur. TWaaaa araiatu A Maia aaaawta* a* >aa aaaaoi kia piaM w—f a«ai Golden Ripe Q Q c Dtlijliti Tkt Fially I ib. f i C h c BoKh-Nut CMIOCm OF TM SIA Popporidgi Farm PAMCAY I* Off ' SAVE lb ■ally CrMktr Y um touDwHin f« cm 39* Margartwe iu m 2 6 ‘ Boby Foock Frozon Turaovars ALWAYS A WSLCOME TRKAT. INDIAN RIVER Pi# Ciwt’‘V;,“ 48' luaeloo* aUoea *f tree-rlpcMd PINK or WHITE Nhbwy *r taliarda OvM Ami, iasfAmv, tnuLWHUv Faisauiv for * Strained 9 jam 95^ IAY«, ASSORTfD FIAVOIS peortea gerved In a ertap gglgg w w ap efru it 6 49 Mt^Wj your fruuiT with U.S.D.A. choice meats, native poultry, Seobrook •iieuHs «*“ • 3 *« « “ 2T FKG a g e , Fleur 2 5 “ » « 2 J9 M a eeHelon* ge—ert Get Jk9C ****"* veqetubles. Save up to 15 to 20% and eat like a kinq. Junior 6jAaa92^ OF4 ' V Cnka Mixoi«^39^ 'Stamp* too! Florida Juicy INDIAN RIVER 2 dez. 39* W a PiltMl Mp* Mr.Claon DM MONTE Oranges cold storage lockers for your froien meats and vegetables for as CriKo Shortoning CoitMf Cloansor PwMMlIvary • ■••nth. The locker holds about 250 lbs. of meat. Compare Wyaadottt OKwr' tlqvid doonor U l O i LARGE 1 ta ««C 3 LI ARC toz «| C NEW ARIZONA 1 befura you buy a home freeser. n SWEET, CRISP ‘^ s r ”.5?3r CANVW CA GV KOI . 4 o « 2 6 ‘ PEACHES Carrots iMgs

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mop, auggaatad uafag the acbooUi B oai!^ Aaaooiatioii, achadulad far Jambard o f Beat Hartford, driving DAILY CROSSWORD PDZZLB Edtic^ôii' Bkiard •a idMting pleoas ae a manna to April 27-80 In Denver, Oolo. Accident Blamed aaat on WoodUad S t, waa atruoK B The aehool budget providaa $800 In the left front by an oncoming Shifts Meetings nequnmt the mamberu with the travel axpenMa for the trq^ To Ice on Road vehicle operated by Mra. Claire B. FREE IB J V R T aclioola. N o Injurlea nor am ata but mod Moon of Wiq>plng. ITie Jambard oum ifo nf ntAomoN oar had to be towed away. * A A L M t P.I Boerd oTeAHlAtion mwnbw* w ill The board maaU twice monthly. erate vahlola damage wia report , WA«N Sex). 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iU-ktewaW'-O KANCHE8TER CVEKIKO lOBALD, I, flfURTOAT, FEBRUARY 14, 1968 PAGE firriMBr ------HANCHI^TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THijRSDAY. FEBRUARY 14, IW t Yankee Hopes to E ipu il R o b tit^ g GT0ot J9^2 Se^Mon T ^ E Jacobs Sets Record as Indian ' 'jVo Valentine Spirit^ HOWIE HOLCOMB Three Records \She^s Looking Very Good] A tetetut Bporte BdHor A re Smashed Lakers Rally to Win; , Anothsr pitcher, Ryne Duren sC Firtt in Everything but SpoYto SILK OTTY OLAASIO SSAwMboiit letUag htm tliMw a pitoh' > "M r ■**» hi hi shape," A n oyof NEW YORK (AP)—Ik the Los AngslM Angsls, pltohsd in Pet. in • regular game> Picked 19 by ‘1 stm have a HtUe feeling While to a nidio . account of ahother Now Yoth In 196 Score w. U TORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. (AP)—MarshaU Shariff the age for a new lease on in my Mwulder but nothing like (ram Palm Springs, OsU(.. with Turootts'i Etoso . .. .41 21 .661 Stun Big Celt Crowd the Oriolee In late May, he wound his slgnsd contract—tor an ssti- luingor defeat the other night we got to thinking about the .619 Bridgea, ace relief pitcher of the New York Yankees, was up with a 10-0 mark and ttie last year.” Army A Navy (31ub .39 34 listed in fair condition at Broward General Hospital today as baseball life? It was ftnr Robin T3m latt > handed relief ace mated $is,00&-and prates tor ths lowly atate of the Broadway Blueshirte and their round ball Fred Jacob#, co-captain of Little Joe's ...... 87 26 ..587 league's second best ERA. Be new high strike sons. Roberts. It may be for Lais won eight gamM by one er two tuned m this saason. gounteriûrtfl,, the NBA’o New York Knickerbockers. the Manchester High School Don Willis Garage . .36 27 .571 police questioned a woman they say shot him in the left leg The Waahtoigten Senators pro Bantly's Service . . . .35 28 ..556 BOSTON (AP) — It hardly RiimcII atole tee ball and fed Airoyo. runs, and lost five by similar Last year hs was abls to work Thte, white tiytw' to knalyaaf riflemen, rewrote the school could lie called a Valentine Jnne*. Bonton wa* hack ahead after “ some sort of argument” only M inntogs, and had a 1*> vided another rigning, that of sec theirûhlenu, the Titan$ and tha Long Hill Co...... 35 28 .566 Robiii, a 244-gains major leagus margins. PhilUas) and so tears was nothing record books yesterday iii the present — what the I»s .An 12.5-120. Only for a accond or PoUc* Mid tiia woimd w m not^ winner, sent his signed contract record with a 4.7® BRA. , ■ , ond baseman Chuck Oottter, who Mete erdpt Into the madltatlou. Nassiff Arms ...... 32 31 .508 Mriew, hut TahkM offici&la Flap Last Year hit .242 with six horn* runs last put in ths talent pot that was of Hartford Armory, while lead 34 .4.52 geles I.akers did to tee Bos two, though. to the Baltimore Orioles Wednes Arroyo, a sore-dMulder flop for Arroyo managed and pitched in Four nrofetelonal aporte teama Liggett Drug ...... 28 Brtdgaa could be stdellned for the Puerto Rican league during MMOn. from the biggest rity la ths world more than medioore major league ing his team to victory over Henry's Pizzeria .. .28 35 .444 ton Celtics last -night. Barnett and Baylor oom two months. day. He will get an estlnêd the Yanks last season after a au- ooUbsr. Toronto Ace $10,000, about the same -as last the winter. Hisre was ons trade, ths Hous and all a n i « ^ imttom of their Shot4.'s V e tto ...... 27 36 .429 A stirring Los Angeles ral bined for teme boaket* and The shooUiw occured ahortly perb iM l season, showed (9 at ton Colts sending rd lsvw Bob Bristol Eastern,' 918-873. .349 ly gave the West Coast visit four free throw* In tee next yMr. (or his 16th season. the Yankee advance iwmp in Fort “They asked,toe to come here respective heapil, Prssldant Osorgs Weiss gambled Jacobs shot his Mghth prone Paul's Paint ...... 22 41 after 10 p.m. Wednesday night, at nstsnwwr to the St. LouIb Ohr- .17 46 .270 ors a 134-128 National Bas- two and one-half minute* aa Lauderdale Wednesday and threw early and I wiintad to m I could NaW Yp*k, C»ty—tha flnanclhl on soma nuns players, ho|Hng they postebib of tee season, srssing his Nelco T o o l...... a Negro club known as the Pride Snaps Slump; Roberts swept to comeback dinate tor laft-bandsd Don Far- would attrset tohs from the cross- ketlmll Association victory Bonton managed only Frank honors at the age of H after the hard (or five minutea—Om time ffaid out what’s gotng to happen," oenter o f the nation, site of world- tie with Bob Miller's 1964 record. of Fort Lauderdale inks Lodge. he said. town Yankees. They did draw a Elnso Pavan 233-217—603, Mac and left 12,686 Boston fans KamHcy’N basket, and a foul Bridges is a Negro. New York Yankees released him Umn at this Mrty stage. famoua muMums, atatuea, thea Me fired' a sitootacular 96 s t o r throw by Cou»y. ters, bulldlnga, etc., place of the few (but weren't healthy enough to ing score teat wiped out <3o-Cap- Segar 222 602, Bob LeBreaux stiinneen to with 1:13 put 1.0* Angrie* charge of aggravated assault in mew YORK (AP) — Frank 206 591, Bud Tomlinson 234 582, tee O ltics tf the two teams ahead for keep* and the Ink one World’s Fair and another due ing to a youth program snd build he fired k total of 106, to raise tha Bob Cone 210-202 - 575. Bob Mon- connection with the shooting. They Mahovlich, Toronto’s "mlUion dol Central Five Routs Southern clash In the NBA playoff ers added Heven more points said the woman appeared to be next y ea r-th e biggest i^ ^ b e a t ing for ths future. One thing is mark of 194 he Hiored with Har giat 2Detroit. NBW HAVBN (AP) — Falr-oths l®th straight vtetoiy tor Oen- over’ had bad ssaaonsT be faulted. They tried their best fine 190 for second score ta the TYemarco 219 5.53, Art Short.t nays West may he out another dollar otter from Chicago in the with ths materM available and it match; iicores of 190 or better .5.53. Tony Oiraitls 204 -661. Pat two weeks with a prilled ham off-season, broke his slump with IteM satertalnB Tri-Stats Lszgue trsL UAoklng over the four floperooa, niustrating Central’s balancsd didn't work. bavg l^ n fired 16 timee by MHS Paradiso 227, Bill Gallo 215, Stan string miiM'.le. KRIM I*. WHITE SOX two goals against Detroit last Store turning baric Botend MMon, rival Brooklyn OoUegs In the oAly one.can find four different IIABT SIDE MlDOBrTS Connoctleut Oollsge basketball offense was ths fact that dssplta their So,, tor what It’s worth, we find gunners ta school rifle hletory. Ja HUinskl 213, Ron Schack 203, cniff The triumph gave the I.ak- night. Hie second one broke a 2-2 80-71, test night. dml'iar toatona for cobs and Harrison have fir ^ 12 ers a two and one-half-game Paced by Joe AmsUo, the gauM on tonight’s sohsdule. the avalanche of baskets, ths high pllghte. the ^ ifls tores, not ths field boes- Coffin 200. CINCINNATI (A P )— Eight ot tie and triggered a four-goal third Farrril’s took a Srst period lead. msn. Bob Reagsn, hsd only 18 es, responsible for the lowly plight of those soores, six each. lead in the comparative uon- period burst that brought the Cruisers turned baric the Pump- Ths Stags, with a A-1 Isagua the 30 spring exhibition ba.'vebaU era 2«-23, tn the Police A Fire 14-10, tMt ths caterers bounced points snd had to tears scoring of our greatest city's profssslonal Allan Archibald fired a prone HOMBMAKICRK — June Row- lost records — all Important Leafs a ^ 2 triumidi tn the only record, win be trying to break a poesible ta the match for the only ganie.s to be played by the Oinrin- Midget League last night. back in the seoond period to knot Mora with Archls Tracy; of Rangen Firit athletes (Giants and Yankess, of eibt 180, Marie Fraser 466. since the division-winning natl Red.i will be agataat the Chi game scheduled. tie foe the top spot with Fair- fight outside of the two co-cap- team with tee better won-lost Held scoreless for the entire the count at 22-all at halftime. Art lei|^-Dlriclnaon. Fairfield’s over- Southern. Seven Blue Devils scor Taking the Rangers first— oourss, expseted). But ia there a cago White Sox. After the teama The triumph moved the Leafs tatas’ smashing performances. No slate get* tee extra home period, the Pumpers didn’t get roll Couch hit for 10 of his 10 points In aU rsoord going into tonight's ed in double figures. they’re ths Oldest—we see quickly man brave enough to say it won’t MONDAY W rV l* — Kibty Sh- meet twiS INTER-OHl'RCH daily delicacy. and MW Bridges fall to the floor,” title. He must first successfully de outcome in doubt right to the end. | Frank Butkus took its toll In the son and now it’s back to the fam second hand teess days. Mrs. Eth behind by 10 at the half, by Carpenter ...... 98 79 177 Betty Pongralz hit a new high tri seven nt tee three-quarter ErsUne said. ‘T helped him to fend against Cuban Luis Rod Matares was ahead 10-4 at one >a»t half as they outfought Bo- ily with Red Sullivan, a former el Mohr Is vacationing In DeParolis ...... 99 78 177 notnt early in the game, then fell land’s under the hoop to ease on to Florida but keeping up with the ple of 395 and Bea Cormier a new mark and by 12 at one point my car and drove him to the hos- riquez. the No. 1 contender, tei Los captain, operaUng the olub. Noel ...... 96 60 155 high single of 145. Included in the ltal. All the way to the hospital Angeles, March 1®. cold as the Phonemen scored 13. victory. Steve .McAdam emerged From the start of the NattoiuU fortunes of the MHS Indians via Other Manchester scores were bi tee last period. Ducks Rout Bristol, straight potato to lead at the h alf, high scorer in the ganM with 22 telephone and tbs mails. high triple were strings of 136, Then — boom — the game e kept telling me to call the ho Curvis, ranked third by the Hockey Lieague ttaWl Uto J941'42 Phil Rusconl, 172; Don Klrkham, 132 and 127. Other scoring leaders complexion changed abruptly. gtel. aM get fat touch with Yankee World Boxing Association, agreed 17-10 Roger (3urtls was high for 1 potato to a loser’s role. Dave Whlta the Bhoadway Bluetelrts 172; Steven Klock, 171; Bob Vaida the winners with 10 but Don C or-; added 19 and Matt Wallace found this week were Betty Ku-smik 135 With a little more tean four F D S Q Manager Ralph Houk.” to terms with Promoter Jack Solo were always around gportsmanship eeeme to be hlt- 166; Frank Katkauskas, 160. and Bea Cormier 346. Ihider Bedatioa mons yestaxlay. CSrlfflth h a d nesll of Matares torit game honors | the range for 13 points. that time, they have ftaiteed high tliig a asw low ttieae days. After ^-v=i3or minute* left, Barnett raced Bridges was under sedation at signed previously. The fight Is Boost Mark to 6-4 with 13. Frank Glasso of Matares, ------er ItiMi fourith only- twlca—ones a rowdy dteptey by Maloney fane A. tee length of tee court and the hospital and could not give his scheduled for Cardiff, Wales, In also had 10. Y MIDGETS they were Sited and ones second. teat Friday, Manchester supper' Ol'YS AND DOIJJ4—Dee Block sank a. layup. Jim Krebs pot □ ■ □ E version of the incident immediate ColMilal lost the nightcap when! The Elks and Boland Oil tangled Montreal, of oourss, has dom- toss Went even further Tneeday set women’s high single and high ted a long shot and the leakers late May or early June. Fathers, Sons Set Jimmia Foxx, Joe DiMaggio, Dave Dodge fouled out and they In a squeaker last night with the taated the leagus ta the post at Hall. Not eontebt to let tee In triple records with 216 and 574, were down by only one point, ly- Sweeping every first place but one, the Manchester High 10 Yogi Berra and Mlcke.v Mantle Yankee officials said he was swim team soundly trounced Bristol Central, 68-19, yester had no one to replace him. Thus ‘ cellar-dwelling E3ks Anally wln- or 12 years, so murti so, the dian players handle things, some For ‘21’ Tourney Bowling Change She also tiad a 202 grame. For the 119-118. shot in the leg below the knee with Blackman on Facnhy they played the entire fourth pe-|ntag, 26-25. have each won the American men: Roland Snvtth 201-210--606; Frank Seivy dropped In a day at Bristol. It was the second win of the week for the In nadlens are often called the exUberent supporters were wmv- League’s mont valuable pla.yer c d t h a small caliber weapon. riod with four men. Even short- j A great defensive Arst half by ‘Yankees of hockey.” lag arms, eoats etc. under tee Paul Pagrickas 203 ,58.3, Dave pair of free throws for a I>os The antwMU Father and Son “21” Girls bowling in tee Polioe A award three times. Baseball writ “ We have no definite idea how WATERVILLE, Maine (A P )— dians and it boosted their season mark to 6-4. handed they gave Nassiff a strug-1 Boland’s limited the Elks to seven Now the Rangers are deigierate. teteke^ while Loixy FhUUpon was Krinjak 581, Bob Taylor 218, Lee Angete* lead, Bam Jones got long he will be out,” said the Dartmouth football coach Bob Manchester copped the first fouri^ gle and led at the third quarter potato but they got careless in the They offered isot year’s ooBrii. basketball shooting competition Fire League Friday night* at ers in each league city do the vot 1 Block 200. It back for Booton and M l aHwnpttng his ohitch free throws. will be held tomorrow night at the the Oomiminity Y are remind ing. Yankee public relations director, Blackman has been named to the events on the schedule to roU up break, 38-37. But then Nassiff ral-; third period and Ron Conyten and Doug Haryey. a fabulous contact, Hs Ignored them end sank both, Bob Plshel. “ But it seems certain faculty of the 30tb annual Colby a 30-5 lead. Then Bud Vlrello broke lied and took the lead for good, j Gary Klein nine—broke the game (Jommuntty Y. All father and son ed they wlU finish this season’s SAFETY money-wiss and then allowed Wm by way. Hnll’e ndnlatnre gym tesona are asked to report prompt that he will miss at least two 0>llege CJoaching School. Hie an- the spell with a first in the div Sports Schedule Four men hit double figures for open and forged ahead 19 to 16. to skip much Of the pre-season schedule ou Monday nights, Imt Itoelf to euota ohennntgnns as. ly at 6 pjn. CkMnpotltlon will got starting Feb. 18. months, and then he will have to nounoemont yesterday said Black ing but it was only a brief respite. Nassiff led by Bob Tupper’s 15.' A lan d’s spearheaded by Phil Ca- practice and jnany between-game were ornmmed into every get Into shape." man’s line coach. Jack Muslck, Coach Dick Sollanek’s ducks John Dean of Colonial took game taldo (11) and BW Kowal (6), imder way at 6:15. The change was made nec SPECIALS Friday, Peb. 15 drills as hft flies back to his tom- nook and' oraany, even to tee ex- A large entry is expected. Par- Only hours before the shooting, will assist with the football In came back to record victories in honors with 17. fought back and went ahead by lly in Miontrssl. It hasn’t wwked, essary by the annual touma- Houk said at the Yankee advance struction at the June 19-21 clinic Wethersfield at Manchester, tout of aitttag tol tbe floor nt both tkdponto will tarchide boys ta the mento for men and women the final five races including the one with 6 seconds to go. Conyers as was sxpeoted, ends o f the eourt. Still there was tratolng camp here that Bridges here. Blackman’s 1962 football MHS Arena, 8 p.m. SBNIOB LEAGUE on a one and one situation made oommuniity 10 to 12 years of age Bohoduled during tee coming freestyle relays. SoUanek kept hia A boost in ths torm smtsm snd no need for the snsportsmenllke^ was counted on for full-time bull- team was unbeaten, winning nine Granby at Ellington, 8:15. good on both attempts to pull out or boys playing ta the Community weeks at tee Y alleya Oom- record-breaking freestyle team ou Variety (Caterers knocked off a new kx)k tel ths Qatdte tooaf exhMttoua Hint arere put on. Y Mldg’rt League and their fa- NEW SHIPMENT JUST A l W f f l Brake duty. Fetching depth Is the South Catholic at East Oitholic, pen straight, he has a 93-34-8 career of action but their sutis still were Farrell’s Reetaurant, 59-46, then the victory. He was the game’s office vfOHUk he]p<. . -• i-.r’, ■■ petttlon in tee women’s tour Yan]Tankee weak spot. record. 8:15 p.m. teere. ney begins tomorrow. fast enough to whip the Rams. Moriarty Brothers had a battle be- lilgh scorer with 13. ; • • If for some reason a boy’s father Adjustment ” ■ ' ‘^1 Tri-Captain Ivan Wasllef and Bacon at Coventry. Most fraqusnit questions heard F A P League bowlers wtli Rham at Rocky Hill. around tte. sporto beat are "Who’s oarmot participate, he may beam not bowl tomorrow. Ned Zaglio each won an individual Knickfi Come with s relative or friend over 26 event and had a share of the win Friday, Feb. 15 going to replace Jordan OUvar?” and Inspection Lavei^s Absence to Help U. S, Chances Rockville at Windsor. Then Oame the New Yorit and "Who’s going to get the per years of age. ning medley relay victory to pace Knlcks,' brain child of Madlsan the Red and White. Bud Johnsor. Saturday, Feb, 18 Excellent Skiing Conditions manent bsMietbaju coaching job at Square Garden 'Vloe President UOonnT" Just about Overy high GLENNEVS won the 200 freestyle and anchor Swimming—Manchester at Hall. Ned IrUh. He w u a big man ta ed the victorious freestyle relay school and college ooooh in the Sunday, Feb. 17 Bring Smiles to Many Faces the ea,riy NBA operation but now state, plus some from outolde have YOUR BUILDING MATERIALS CENTER . . . 07 Davis Cup Hopes High; team. TerryvUle at Green Manors. Y, has relegated to booh seat HILLTOP MOTORS Hat Th. Only an away match Saturday 7 p.m. been mentioned by someone or statiira. ,: ’ other. In fact about the only ones — at Hall — is left on the Indians’ Tuesday, Feb. 19 In Uis sariy days, Gsrl Braun. BOSTON (A P )—În other yeeuTiituP 1° tachee with tec new pow not' talking are the offlclala at dual meet schedule. Also on tap East Catholic at Plainville, der and listed eondltiotis as good Harry Ositattn, Dlte MoGulrs and Last Chance To McKinley Predicts Win Valentine’s Day has been notsd for the Mepdottere sohoola. 1 are the CIAC and New England p.m. to excellent, a few others made the New Yortt- lESTBUYS! / PnU Front Wheel* Meets, Feb. 23 and March 9 res ______Thiu-sday, Feh. tl some severe snow storms ta New Vermont has gansraUy excellent eps a presentable elUb. They won / C3ieck Drum*. IJniags pectively. Plainville at East Catholic, England but today ski hill opera two Eastern Dtvtelon titles and Oottoto Nash, rated by Ooaidi Take Advantage Of This Offer Seal* and Cylinders NEW YORK (A P)— “This is our year for the Davis Cup,” conditions, Including such hills t were lii the post-seaspn playoffs Summary: p.m. tors are all smiles—they got a Mad River, Stowe. Smuggler’s Adolph Rupp os one of the beet every year from 1947 to 1965 / Cheek and Pack an enthusiastic Chuck McKinley .said today. “ If we don’t Medley relay won by Manchester powdery snowfall earlier ta the Notch, Big Bromley, Hogback basketball players in Kentucky Bearings Since then, theyYe mode It but history, broke 18 steod records as on WEYERHAEUSER ScotehwoH Weed Groiiied Peneflng go all the way this time, we ought to be drawn and quar (Wharton, Wasilief, Zaglio and week to make for excellent con and Mount Snow. / Add Brake Fluid Chubin Still Leads ditions. onoe.’ . a sophomore lost season. tered Saari). Time— 1:32. And It's the same in the iBerk- Adjust Braking Con Removal of grand slam cham Below freezing temperatures, Lack of a. good big man bu SALE ENDS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY U I have played Roy Emerson," he 200 freestyle won by Johnson M. ahires o f Western Maasachusetto. been the r annual need of the tact on All Wheela pion Rod Laver from the ama Oakman M. Armstrong B. Time KINGSTON, R.I. (A P .)-S op h - but not too cold, should make for said, In referring to the Australian Mil DUST: Tbe United States Knlcks. Some almost unbeUenr- teur ranks has brought a new whom he must beat out if he is —2:19.2. more Steve Oiubin of the Univer a Ane weekend. spark of hope to Uncle Sam’s bat sity of Rhode Island has hiked hia Ski Association chsmplanteiiMi, IS ably bad draft setectkteis have also,, to succeed Laver as top man of 40 free style W4m by Then M, In Maine, excellent or good to hurt the team. Trades have also BUY DURING THE WINTER AND SAVE, come spring tered Davis Cup forces, stopped Russell B. Alexander M. Time— Yankee Conference basketball kUometor cross-country and nor' I imAY FUNNEL the amateurs. “ Over-all, I’d say excellent condfdoos, with plenty die combined (cross-country and turned out poorly. Mflecting di you’ll be glad you did! short of the challenge round for I have beaten him as much as he 18.9. scoring lead over Idle Jim Rich of powder on well upholstered the third year in a row. of New Hampshire. Chubin now jumping) is set tor Saturday and rectly on the aforemehttoned iXr. has beaten me, although he had Individual medley won by Pres bases are the rule. For tastsmee— Irish. If the United States Is to crack ton M, Trotter M, Kirouac B. has 146 points In six conference Sunday at Cannon Moimtain un IMPORTS the edge last year. ” Sugarloaf Mt., KingArid h a s at der sponsorship of tbe Franconia Thus again a front office change SUIT MAN Australia's grip on the big silver McKinley said the U.8. should Time— 2:06.8. games for a 24.3 average. Rich least seven inches of new powder trophy, McKinely apparently la has scored 115 potato in five Ski Club . . . at 1 p.m. Saturday, is indicated. have a strong team. Diving won by Vlrello B, Messier on a maximum base of 65 inches. Next came the H tsM and "Hys 1962 TR3 ROADSTER. Radio, heater. British green. the young man to do it. "Frank BYoehllng, McKinley’s B, Nathan M. games and has a 23.0 average. tbe nation’s best cross-country 110-year old national (N>n- No. 1 ranked nationally, he Is In third place is Rodger Twitchell In New Hampshire, the excel nmners will start, their gruelling terical Harry" W 1 s m e r. They 1968 ALFA ROMEO SPORTS ROADSTER. Radio, heat teammate at Trinity University In Butterfly won by Zaglio M, oouldn't overcome that handicap oem is looking for an $8,- bu.sy this week defending his Na Texas, and Dennis Ralston of the of Massachuaetto with 120 points lent sign is up at Cannon Mountain 'trek at the base of the new Zoomer ■^MOi/Loyr 97kA f er. Italian red. Beech M, Hummel B. Time — ta Franconia, with a maxtauim chair lift . . . The course winds and are presently ta a state of tlonal Indoor tennis champion.shlp University of Southern (California 1:06.5. in six games for an average of 20. W iLl-iA fX S 000 to $12,000 caliber man 1958 PEUGEOT 4-DOOR SEDAN, Radio, heater, sun at the Seventh Regiment Asmory are both playing great tennis,” he base of 54 inches. They were peusk- around Bald Knob, through the bankruptcy, both financially and 100 freestyle won by Verfiallle tag Ave or more Inches of new Thicker Brook and Coppermine talent-wise. to associate with our office roof. Extra clean. Low, low mileage. In the flr.st step of a c.ampaign said. M. Driggs M. RiLssell B. Time — Of the 40 home runs Yankee which he hopes will carry him to ” We should beat ths Mexicans Ralph Terry allowed im 299 innings powder yesterday. Other New area, past the MittersUI and Pea Wtamer has been offertag tee in this area. Sales manage 1959 ENGLISH FORD ANGLIA 2-DOOR. One owner 67.6. Hampshire hills reporting excel body Slope a and finishes at the club for sale but, reportedly wants the Wimbledon title and later into because we play In the United Backstroke won by Everett M. last season. 22 were hit in his 23 car. Excellent condition. the Davis Cup wars in Au.stralla. States. Nobody In EJurope can lick winning gamas. Eleven were hit lent conditions are: Wildcat, Gun- shores of Echo Lake . . . The to retain some shares of stock. ment, law or accounting Hultman B, Anderson M. Time— oombined jumpers will compete Naturally that hasn’t gone over 1960 ENGLISH FORD ESCORT WAGON. Real clean! Played Emerson Even us and India has a one-man team 1:10.7, in 12 losing games and seven were stock Belknap and Temple Moun background helpful. Salas *T don’t know how many times Sunday at 1 pm. on the 40-metcr wsU with prospective purchasers. —Ramanathan Kiishnan. So we Breaststroke won by Wasilief hit In games In which other pitch tain. go to Australia and bring Ixick ers figured in the decision. Cranmore at North Convnaiy bad Cannon Mountain jump . . . Ted In the Dugout with the Managers Sinee cooriies have come and personality. Resident of STATION WAGONS M, Bergeron B. McIntosh M. Time Farwell, race obsirman, has sent FRONT END the cup.” — 1:13.7. gone practically each season with Manchester, or nearby area. Won Opening Match entriss to all USSA divisions, the the club, the fault again must 1958 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN. V-8, automatic, radio, Freestyle relay won by Man Canadian national team, the U.8. come from ths front office. Must be enthusiastic, indus ALIDNilENT McKinley won his opening chester ( Alexander. W a s s m e r, match in the indoor Wednesday Army team from Alaska and col Yankees Ck)t All They Needed Then, last but not lecMt, are tee heater, white sidewalls...... SPECIAL $745 New you cem hove praRnislied Wsyeriioeuser Weed Grained Paneling far Oakman and Johnson). Time — leges and clubs that have Nordic trious, imaginative and flSSS! night trimming left-handed John 1:23.7. Mats, right where teey are at 1956 RAMBLER CROSS COUNTRY 4-DOOR. 6 cylin •very reem . . . at LOW, LOW PRICES. Sharpe, an Australian attending oompotltore. In Stan Williams Says Houk boma have demonstrated ability der, standard transmission, whitewalls. Pan American Ollege In Texas. ' The Conneoticut State Men’s e * • to make progress and SPAM Slalom, sponsored by the NAVA 1965 FORD 9 PASSENGER. V-8, automatic, radio, 8-6, 6-2. Other seeded domestic Never Had a Chance players to .survive included Whit Midget Grid Loop Ski Club of Hartford, will be held By RALPH HOUR money. Enclose brief heater ...... SPECIAL $275 PIUGS ney Reed of Oakland, Oilif., No. at 'Thunder Moimtain, Charle- Theyhey just never had a ohanoe. resume to Box M, care of 1968 RAMBLER CROSS COUNTRY 4-DOOR. 6 cylin All Weyerhaeuser 3/16 V Grooved Stock mont, Maas Sunday . . . Dan New York Yankee*' Manager Hie NIational League decided they ’ UVEm NAME 2, winner over Bob Barker of Plans Money Drive der, standard transmission, radio, heater, tutone, white Denis is of the Hiunder Mountain wouldn’t give up enough talent to the Manchester Herald. ^MANDQUALin Manhasset, N.Y., 6-2, 6-4; Eugene i It was common knowledge at the conclusion of last season Oaah and Oany !4peoial Scott of Northport, L.I., No, S, I Ski school staff, will set ths make either New York or Houston sidew alls...... SPECIAL $745 / Adjust Caster If the enthusiasm continues, as that the Yankees needed just one'thing—a big pitcher. Cointact-in confidence. ^ t m iJ T winner over Ed Rublnoff of Mi three-quarter-mile course . . . teronger tean tee woriit of the 1961 RAMBLER CROSS COUNTRY. 6 cylinder, auto r .Adjust Camber displayed at a meeting Tuesday The New York club got what it-*' ami 6-1. 12-10. and Donald Dell The Hannes flrimeider Ski School wanted from the Los Angeles holdover teams (at teat time tee matic, radio, heater. Low, low milegge. A real beauty! I Set Toe Richardson as a double play com 4'X 8'BLOND MIST 18c’’ '" of . Bethesda, Md.. victor over night at the West Side Ree. the at Oanmore Mountain was Dodgers ta fireballing Stan Wil Center Steering John Mangan of Larchmont, N.Y., ' Midget Football League program founded 24 yean ago this month liams, who will round out a Big bination. Clete Boyer at third 6- 3, 6-1. I in Manchester will get some out . . . Herb Schneider, who has base and probably Pepitone-, at CONVERTIBLES , Road Te*t Four with Ralph Terry, Whitey 4' X 8' DANISH WALNUT 18e (.Mon., Tue*., Wed. Oriy) Emerson led the foreign contln- ; side help in the fail. succeeded his latte'father as man Ford and Bill Stafford. William!! first, we’ll be strong defensively gent with an easy 6-1, 6-2 triumph i Tentative plans were made, sub lier, says more than a half-mil ia only 26. enthusiastic about Join as well as offensivdy ta the In 1959 CADILLAC. Fully equipped with full^power. RKGl I.AR $6.96 over Bill Scarlett of O d ar Grove, ; ject to the approval of the Fire A lion ski lessons have been given ing the World Champions and I field. where we are further pro 1959 BUICK.' Full power, heater, radio, white sidewalls 4' X 8' COLONIAL CHERRY 18c ” ” N.J., Manuel Santana of Spain. . . . Hie school still adheres to tected by versatile Phil Lina. AMBER Police Athletic Association, sppn- mpeot him to be a substantial One owner car that is in excellent condition. No. 2, topped Sidney Schwartz of sor.s of the sport," for an annual Hannes’ four basic prtaciplea of winner tor eeveral yeere. - - And where could you find an For OliarglBg and' *r D*Hvery Add Ito *q. ft. to Price*. Brooklyn, 6-1, 8-6; Martin Mulli skiing—oontroi, safety, form and 1961 CAE4LLAC. Full power, jet black with red interior, towmvide house-to-house canvass We further boiatered our pitch outfield combination excelling LENS DYE gan of Australia, No. I, defeated for funds. The Little League speed . . . Tommy Tresh, Mickey Mantle radio, heater. An exceptional car with white sidewalls. Bill Cullen of Narberth. Pa., 6-4, ing by making Bill Kutdcel our baseball program eonducis such a ftnt draftee ta 11 yean. I remem and Roger Marls? CHv«s Taor 7- 6. and Mike Sangster of Britain,drive each spring to cover oper SKILL SAW LOANED FREE OVER WEEKEND (2 DAYS) Dbecteonsl ber the right-handed Kunkel, who Behind the plate, Elston How No. 4, won over Prank Ripley of ating expenses. ard is backed up by Yogi Berra, SEDANS WITH THE PURCHASE OF 12 OR MORE PANELS.______SlgiMda Palm Springs, Calif., 6-1, 6-2. New pla.ring equipment is need Nine Sox Unsigned is also 26, as a stalwart relief That New pitcher for Kansas <3ity two years now a part-time coach, and John ed. it was pointed out at the meet ny Blanchard. Double STAMPS 1956 DODGE 4-DOOR. Radio, heater, V-8, automatic. Oar Look ago. The Athletics shipped him to Members of the Yankees have ing, and additional revenue must Including Mombo The addition of WiUlama will been voted the American League's be receu'ed. Approximately 25 Toronto last season, where he was Real clean! 6 and 1 ta 15 games with an help our middle snd finishing re 1956 OLDSMOBILE 2-DOOR HARDTOP. Full Lioww. SH O P FRIDAY TO 8:30 P.M. EXPERT TUNE-UPS most valuable player ta eight of parents and coaches attended the BOSTON ( ^ ) —Only iAm play- lief pitchers as well as our spot ON THURS. and FRIDAY the last 12 seasons. session. earaed-run average of 2.35. (or 46 SPECIAL $295 C Cylinder srs remain ûnsigned tor ths.Boe- innings. ■tarters. Jim Coates, Bud Daley, Hector Brown, Jim Bouton and IMS FORD 2-DOOR. T-8, astomalk, radiiB, heater, white Cars ni 88 ton Red Sox following sanounoa- To obtain WiUiams we had to S Cylinder Roland Sheldon acrap tor the SsOO P.M. to 9H>0 P.M. sidewalls. Extra, extra clean! ment of 14 more oontfaot agreo five 19 Moose Skowron, so the middle relief and spot atartlng Cars *15.88 mento. attention at our Fort Lauld are training base this spring ^ 1 be royo and Hal Reniff come back FOR A DEAL THArS ON THE LEVEL, COME TO polafs. condenaer aind rotor. pitchers Bill Monbouquettc, Gene on young Joe Pepltone. Hiere ia strongly to aid Marshall Bridges Conley, Ike Delock, Jack Lamabe, no reason Pepitone can’t make it with the bull pen chorta THE ■TOP OF THE HILL AND SAVE! at (irat baae. He has indicated that LITTLE JOrS S ' ■ □ E Dave Busby, Bill MscLeod, Pate Kunkel could figure here, too. Smith and Dave Morabead. and ta- ha can handle the bat, pcoaessea OPEN 9, Is 9 • EAST BANK TERMS 8 eONVWIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU: mar, haa defenaiva skill and Last season did not produce the m ic i AT iUM IM I SI. flahter Friiz M antaa. top pertormaacea aoma Yan- nma waU. But protntea and per- feSruBuy 20"2/22'23\ kMt bad ta 1961, M X beUeva X MANO im fl BH N. MAIN ST.— Ml 9-B2B8 e a r n : imanea a n not aacaaaarily lOan- MANOHnni. M M . - SSSS bI am not over optimtette when I 157 Broad fit., Mnnehestor WEST HARTFORD ARMORY Kotetad. Stair MaeCtaaaM, Chte •ay there may be some Inlprove- HILLTOP MOTORS EUINGTON— ROUTl B3— TR S-421S . IM fMBkiftote Ibiam. 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Ohio Laymen Will Address THREE FAMILT 8-44. Hot water MANCBBUrTBR-4)uaUty buttt 9- WISH aoMBOME to handle yMU beat aluminum atorma, aiseeilent baoroom,bedroom^ ranch with ceramic real eatatoT Ciall m e at M l 9-0839 condition, central location. Carl tUsd batb, large Uvtag room with tor prompt and eourtooua aarvloa Episcopal Church Breakfast heat, JlVtnir room Mith flrepla^ ton W. Hutcblna, MI 9*8188. lAil- fireplaca, family sli^sised kitchen Joseph Barth. Brohai M , larg* «l99il nous, d i )8 large bedrooms, Idtohen with MODERN, air eonatioiMd- ottte* OpU Ustlng, with G.iB. buUt-taa coven and ■ i '- THE AUgTlM A. CHAMBERS 00. heat, Mpwwte utuitlM. bolli buUbws. Immrillftts occupancy. atove. FuU basement .with excel WANTED—3 or 9 famUy bouse, 9 Hugh Q. Laughlin of Triodo, Moving, packing, atorage, local qâce, ott straat pari floors oeoupisd. H%900. Robsrt Robert Wrivarton,: Realtor, MX Ra n c h s t y l e IdvarsI This one's bedroom s needed by buyer. CaU JiUFmiCK looatian. 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Leo gbod lot. Benslmy priced for ac- MANCHESTER — Nice 4 room awntaga, beautifully landscaped ATFBARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the next Inser- Pelletie. MI 94838 If no answer, DilswAWR 1200 SQUARE foot U oftloo q>ace, w n. T.' J. CrooketiT Raaltor, MI poi/TON—Unusual aet-up. Two ranch, Ule bath, city utUiUes, fuU Archdeacon of Hartford; and the homes on on# lot, 8 room ranch yard, $19,000. E. J. Carpenter, Rev. J. Moulton Thomas, chaplain Ron. nM HetiUd la reônRUe for only ONE Ineorrect or omitted call Ml 8-004S. -.B V rH ff Main St.' location, reasonable 8-1B77. price $11,800 ; 8 room older home, Broker, M I 9-8081. Inaeitlim far any adverUaement and then only to the extent of a TIM* H* terma. Hayes Agency, MI 8-4808. •nd 4 room ranch. In-lawsT 89,500; Bolton—beautiful 9 bed Laymen Talk of Trinity College. Ekiwin 8. Warn EXTERIOR and Interior painting. GOT BACK MANCBBBTBli-ô-fainlly M . Mother and Dad. Tongren Agen- room split,' nearly 9 acres' land, TWO FAMILY, 44, with two er ot Christ Church Cathedral, 'teake Inaertlaii. Errora which do not leasen the vahie of HOM* HB largs lot, aeparate heatiiig ■y^ wlO not be oorreoted by "make good" Insertion. Paperhtinglng, ceilings wallpaper I STORE FOR rent suitable for oy. MI 8-6831. 816,900 ; 8 bedroom ranch, one rooms on third floor Plus two Hartford, U ta charge of arrange- booka on request FuUy Insured. FOUNP beauty salon, barber shop or of terns. Oetaohed 2-oar garage* acre lahd, 818.900. M any m ore, aU store'- rooms. CaU owner, MI Set by Men menU. PUBNTVf Genuald locatlralocatlcm. . Bt. Jamea par epUT LEVEL-8 roonu, recrea ' ThU annual event U held Call Eklward R . P rice, MI 9-1008 fices, ample parking. M I 9-0017. lic e ranges. CaU the Ellsworth 9-4017. Hugh O. l,aughlin ish. N o agenlU. u. 933,600. O d l tion room, garage, very clean, S[Itten A gency, R ealtor, M I 8-6980 throughout the Elplscopal Oiurch TOUR OOOPERAHOM wnx |N|AI A il 9 O T11 PAINTTNG and waUpaperlng. waU. 6,000 SQUARE feet, can expand to 049-4870, 6 4 ^ $18,900.3. 4% 4 H % mortgagem o ^ a g e , $87.78 or MI 8-2325. BOLTON—Rent with option to buy. At Breakfast In honor of George Washington, an BE APPRECIATED IVII I I paper removed. Wallpaper books 13,000 square feet if necessary, monthly. Carlton W. Hutchins, 4 room ranch, lakefront privi active Episcopalian, and vestryman a lay d^Hity to two general c. Call Stafford Springs, one to three acres. Chambers flreplaces,l% tile baths attach-!the speaker at the men’s C!om- ed. Call MI 9-4920. 94331. 2 versity Law School U executive coimcU’s geienal division of lay TROUBLE REACHING OUR ADVERTISER? 684-7538, T ft R ealty Oo., Inc. MANCHESTER—Well planned g- R ealty, MI 8-3826, MI 84930. ed garage, built-ins. patio, bar- munlon breakfast at First Ctongre- vice president and a director of men’s work, and serves on its becue, city water and sewer, ex overseas and finance departments. PAINTING AND paperhanglng. DESIRABLE retail location 86x100 bedroom Cape on wooded lot. gOL’TON — Ansold) Acres. 6 room OUTSTANDINO vslue — 6 room gational Church Sunday. Richard Owen-IUinoU Glass Oo. He for Complete with flrcâce and ranch, full basement, 1% tiled cellent location. Charles Lesper- Egner is gener^ chairman of the merly practiced law, was secretary He is also president of toe 24-Hour Answering Senriee Good clean workmanuip at rea available soon In downtown Ckilonial 1% baths, form al dining ance, MI 9-7620. sonable rates 80 years in Man- Help Wanted— Female 35 Articles For Sale 45 Wanted—^To Buy 68 heart of Manchester. Large show aluminum storms and scrsena. baths, fireplace, large family event. and general counsel of Anchm: American Committee for KEEP, t room, fireplace, living room and Hocki]^ Glass Oorp., and a lieu Inc., an organization which lends cheater Raymond Flake. MI room windows, full celling space Low priced at $1B|800. CaU Mrs. room,' 8-cor garage, one acre lot. stairway carpeted, large sliding The church service will start at 0-9287. WAITRESS WANTED, experienced WALLPAPER -PAINT Sale—Past FRANK la buying and aelllng good In basement, parking, air condi Wagner, Jarvis Realty Co., Real bulIt-lns. Charles Leeperance, MI 7:30 a.m, Low will speak on ’’Lay tenant colonel ta tlM U.B. Air financial as^tance to a Kiyosata, Free to Herald Readers preferred, 7-2:30 Monday-Frlday. ed and regular, fully trimmed, uaea furniture and antiques at 430 door closets lighting, natur Force. Japan, educational experiment tioned. I%one 343-6516. tors, M I S-4112, M I 8-1088. 9-7620. al woodwork, full cablneted men Leaders In the Church” . The PAINTING, paperhangiing, floor Morning Glory Lunch, 816 Main plastic coated. Ceiling paint, 82.89 Lake St. Call and see what we’ve BE INDEPENDENT Friendly Circle win prepare and The speaker U a former senior p roject. Want Infcrmatlnw on one of ear claeaifled adverUewnentet No sanding, ceilings whiten^. For Gallon. Morrison Pahit Store, 385 got. Open Sundays. MI 9-6580. WAPPING—Custom buUt Cape eo MANCHESTERA-Tree shaded 8 kitchen, oil hot water beat, 2-cor aaswear «t Ike telephoiM SetedT Simply enll the St. aerve breakfast. warden of the (Jhurch of St. Mi Reservations for the event may lowest rates and good clean work Center St. outstandingly attractive wooded room ranch, walk to bug ^nd oversized garage, aluminum OF LANDLORDS chael’s ta the Hills, Ottawa Falls be made with Omer Gtagras, 86 manship call MI 4-0601. EXPERIEINCED saleslady posi WANTED—uaed restaurant, gro Houses For Rent 65 lot (120x868). 6 rooms, firralacsd schools, full eeUar with rec room, combination storm windows and Each person attending ig asked doors, large lot, at 63 Duval St. to bring one or more usable tools Village, Ohio; has been a member Henry St, or EYederick Burr, 274 tion now available daily from 6-9 RUGER SINGLE six revolver, cery store, and tavern equipment. living room, buUt-lna In kitchen, 8 bedrooms, living room and of the executive diocese of Ohio, School St. MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE EXTERIOR and Interior pednting, ANDOVER Lakefrcmt— 5 room Owner MI 8-1986. which will be used to make up kits p.m,, Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Ap shoots both .22 cal. and -22 For fast and ready cash call completely furnished year round garage. Warren B. Howland, kitchen aluminum combinations, SEE HOW F01DIM6 DOORS paperhanging, wallpaper remov magum New condition, 845. MI E'red Fontaine, BU 9-5645. before Pay rent to yourself. Six room for needy workers or native over ply manager, Pilgrim Mills. cottage, oil heat. Phone MI Realtor-Trader, M I 8-1106, modsatiy priced at $18,800. R ob Ml 9-0500 ed, ceilings, fully insured. Call 3-5232. 9 a.m. or after 7 p.m. ert W olverton, R ealtor, MI 9-2818. 108 PLYMOUTH LANE—An area oversized Cape Cod, 2 car ga seas. The klt-program is sponsor Cheney Hall, Hartford Rd. 9-7466. References required. of beautiful established homes, George Oulllette, MI 9-1251. 914,200—FIVE room ranch, 3-oar rage, closets galore. Cosy Uv ed by the National Council of B o l t o n MAKE EVERY ROOM BI06ERI PART-TIME clerk, over 21, for WE BUY SELL or trade antique garage, cellar, aluminum atorma, NO. CX3VENTRY —7 miles from this is a 6 room rambling Cape Churches through its ’’Helping and leave your meeaage. Toerance, MI Realtor-Trader, MI 3-1108. Cape near High -Junior High, lot. Call owner, MI 4-0590. ton situation. It said 33.6 per cent of 586 jHipils | home for Individual and business. MI 9-5650. you to a fresh start by consoli scholarship opportunities for sot- G.E. AU TOM A’n c washer, one St., MI 3-8368, CH 6-4738. Realtors, MI 3-4112, MI 9-7814. 9-7620. fireplace, garage. Reduced for A motion by Harold Porcheron ta g;rade 6 through 8 needed im MI 9-8938. dating the many debts that de 254 Prospect Ave., Hartford PITKIN STREET—Eight room co immediate sale. Bel Air Real Es- FOUR ROOM ranch home, oil hot ior Girl Scouts, to elect officers every two years provement, 47.9 per cent were I LAND CLEARED firewood cut, year old, 8125. Flvg foot dining MANCHBSTER-rl054 home — 4 mand your attention into one 233-4405 room buffet, 810. China Closet, COMFORTABLE light housekeep lonial. First floor hag living tate. MI 3-9332, | air heat, new siding, 810,950. Anyone needing further Infor rather than annually was defeat graded as satisfactory and 18.6 per | FULL-’ITME tax accountant ready trees removed, light trucking. easily paid monthly obligation. Land For Sale 71 large rooms expandable to 6. mation may contact Mrs. James ed by a 3-2 vote. Llguori recom cent were g;raded a® good. to assist you. Rates reasonable. Paul Ellison BU 9-5226. 815. Singer sewing machine, ing room, gentleman working room (with fireplace) den, formal Phone John H. Lappen, Inc., MI 82,000 requires only 844.60 per preferred, parking. CaU MI N ice lot, oil hot water heat, fuU dining room, kitchen and lava- FOUR ROOM Cape, two unfinlsh 9-5261. R. MacArthur of Nathan Hale Dr., mended the two-year term be The tests suggested by President I Call S. J. Turklngton, Jr., MI month including repayment. If treadle type, 86. Antique five foot d ays ceUar, aluminum combinations, *-7731. sofa, 810. Dining room table, extra 3-6951, tory. Second floor has four bed ed up, family size kitchen, on bus neighborhood chairman. cause he said this was his inter Kennedy's Council on Youth Fit you have property equity, con fireplace, convenient to bus. Ideal rooms plus bath, Pull basement line, low down payment, (iall John BOLTON — Charming 4 room pretation of state statutes. ness Included such exercises as | Household Services tact Frank Burke, Connecticut leaf, 86. Call after 7 p.m. M I Choir Behearaals NEED HELP in preparing your j 8-4703. EAST HARTFORD for couple. Robert Wolverton, with a rec room 90% completed. H. Lappen, Inc., MI 6-5261. ranch, new oil burner, wooded lot, The choir of Second Congrega In discussing duties of officers, slt-ups, pull-ups, broad jump, 50- Mortgage Exchange. 16 Lewis MANAGER- R ealtor, M I 9-2818. Income tax return? Call Gnii mt MI Offered 13-A Apartments— Flats— House Ig In excellent condition. excellent condition, lakefront tional Church will rehearse at Mrs. Sally Rose, board clerk, re yard dash, shuttle-run, softball | St., Hartford. 246-8897. SUBURBAN — Young five room privileges, boat dock, only 9-3329. REWEAVING of bums, moth holes. SINGER reconditioned portable Tenements 63 B ZONE LAND MANCHESTER — New 6 room Nice comer lot. Owners havg to p.m. today at the sanctuary. quested a clarification of her du throw and 600-yards walk. The TRAINEE sewing machine with new carry move, hate to but have to. Price ranch, near lake, hot water oil 89.900, Goodchild-Bartlett Realty, ties in handling boau^l corres pupils 'vili be tested again ta the Zippers repaired Window Shades brick ranch, bullt-lna 14x20 Uvlng heat, bullt-ins, fireplace, artesian The junior choir will meet from FOR SERVICE and savings in pre ing case, only 839.95. Act fast for FIVE ROOMS, new 2-famUy. It’s Is quite realistic, only $23,900. 289-0939, MI 8-7925. 3:16 to 4:15 p.m. tomorrow at the pondence. In the past much of the spring to evaluate any improve-1 paring income taxes for business made to measure; aU sized Vene Help Wanted— Female 35 Room for 36 apartments. 9- room with fireplace, half acre lot, well extra lot Will sell or trade tian blinds Keys made while you this exceptional vûe. Singer beautiful. AvaUable Immediately,Immediatel' reasonably priced. Hayes Agency, CaU, W e will be happy to show church. All parents are asked to board correspondence has been ments. and mdlvldual. call PI 2-6607. Over 19 years old. Must Sewing Center 832 Main St., famlly and single family home you through. T. J. Crockett, Real for property in Manchester. Call i MANCHESTER — St. Jomeg Par- Bake Sale Set wait. Tape Recorders for rent. DEPAR’TMENT Manager, men’s have car, bg neat, aggfres- 8126. Adults preferred. 17 Ash- MI 3-4808. Ish, 4 bedroom Colonial, 2 fire pick up their children promptly at filed with the superintendent’s and boys’ wear. Apply W. T. Manchester, MI 3-8883. presently on the property. B tor. MI 8-1577. JA 3-5067, after 6 p.m. records and she is often unable to Mrs. Leo Trudeau, chairman of I RUSSELL’S Barber Shop, comer Marlow’s, 867 Main, MI 9-5321. sive and willing to train for worth St. Eves. MI 9-2582. zone allows other uses. Chty places. center hall, breezeway. 2- 4:15. The earlier time was set be Grant, Shopping Parkade. RANCH WITH garage — 100x160 cause the buses drop the children locate it upon request, It was re the ways and means committee of Oak and Spruce, two barbers 875 weekly starting salary. FEBRUARY SALES 118 MAIN—Three rooms, heat, hot water, sewer, sidewalks. Lo MOVE RIGHT in—brick Cape, 4 SO. WINDSOR—Recent 8 bedroom car garage, all city utilities, ex ported. toe South Windsor Jimior Wom over 26 years’ experience each. Excellent future. Only slnr 1, 2, OR 3 YEARS TO PAY! well shrubbed lot, fuU warm cel rainch, full basement, big yard cellent location. Vacant. Charles off at the church between 8 and J 4 AVON NEEDS housewivcg without water, stove, refrigerator, 9100. cated on SUver Lone. May be lar, oU hot water heat, aluminum bedrooms, 1 % baths, fireplace, Mrs. Kreyslg felt there should en’s Club, announces a bake sale Free parking. Open Mondays. Try Building—Contracting cere applicants considered. START PAYING purchased as two pieces, plaster walls, screened porch, ga with view, 8900 needed for down Lesperance, MI 6-7620. 3:15. previous business experience. If MI 9-5229, 9-5. stormg and screens, 8 bedrooms, 4-H Confetenoe Bet be a clear-cut division between to be held at House and Hale, Mata vs. your children are in school and Call MI 8-1834 between 10-2 IN APRIL %22,000 and 811,000. rage, shaded lot, exceUent value payment, cloelng coet, tax es FALLOUT SHELTERS—AddlHons, p.m. Uvlng room, picture book kitchen, sriiori busineas and board of edu St., Manchester, Saturday at 9:30 remodeling, bathrooms, tile work, you can put several hourg daily 8 ROOMS FURNITURE 43 BIRCH STREET—Large 4 at 816,900. Warren E. Howland, crow, first year’s Insurance. 898 AU 4-H club leaders and com 89.36 MONTHLY ceramic bath age 6, original Lots For Sale 73 mitteemen are urged to attend the cation business. Board chairman am . Proceeds from toe sale will recreation rooms. Roofing, con into a business of your own let room flat, second floor furnace, owners, 9l5,00(i. Robert Wolverton Realtor-Trader, MX 8-1108. month carrying cost. Including Persmials 8 Brand New 890. MI 9-6229, 9-6. 4-H leaders conference at the John McCarrick further suggested benefit various state projects. TTie crete work. Call Leon Cieszynski, Us show you how you can earn 82 RAY S. HOLCOMBE A gency, MI 9-2818. taxes and insurance. Fine neigh MANCHESTER — A zone level that the disposition of corre- baking will be done by club mem- | A wide selection of stock sizes available to fit any MUL’riLITH operator— One year Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, borhood. convenient location. ’This Student Union bulldtag at the Uni ELEX7TROLUX Sales and Service, MI 9-4291. to 83 an hour. Call today lor ap TWO ROOMS, cme Mock from building lot, 115x150, city water. :n>andence be spelled out at each )>ers from their own recipes. window opening. All panels are sanded smooth and pointment 289-4922. experience. Large all-line insur Rugs, Lamps, Table, Dishes, Real Eatata MI 4-1285 FOUR MINUTES from Manchen* is opportunity. Glenn Roberts versity of Connecticut, on March bonded representative, Alfred SUverware and other accessories. Main, heat stove, refrigerator. Sideswept Detail Bel Air Real Estate Co., MX meeting. Card Party ready for finishing to your taste. Stop in and see this CALL ME on your formica needs, ance company with print plant ter. Big 8 room ranch buUt 1969, Agency, Realtors, MI 4-1521, 8-9382. 9. Am ell, 306 Henry St, ’Tel MI EVERYTHING 8288 MI 3-8595 after 6. 528-079'4. The program will include ^>eak- The need for a full time board Evergreen Wood Chapter of ] new standard of beauty today. Bring your measure 8-0450. bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, on premises. Many benefits. Write 90x150 lot, Hull ceUar, oU hot water clerk is approaching, Llguori said, vanitory units, table-tops and Is Or call Hartford Insurance Group, ers, workshops, a dinner snd 4-H Elastem Star will hold a public SECRETARY FOUR ROOM duplex apartment heat, euumlnum storms and THREE BUILDINGS lots, prime since Mrs. Rose now gives the setback card party Saturday at ments. land st^ds. M 9-8936. 690 Asylum Ave., Hartford 15, 3 ROOMS FURNITURE screens, large kitchen with bullt- location, AA zone. Philbrick leaders recep tion , according to 8 810.16 MONTHLY with extra finished room in attic, equivalent of two weeks of work p.m. ta the Pleasant Valley CJlub- Automobiles For Sale 4 Conn. Phone 249-6461. Elxt. 686. available Feb. 15. 255 Highland Houses For Sale 72 lna, 3 bedrooma, young neighbor Agency. MI 9-8464. Albert B. Gray and Mias Elatae J REMODELING — Charles Home Brand New hood, $16,900 R obert W olverton, Today's Fashion! Wheeler, Tolland county ehib each month to board business. house. Prizes will be awarded and | Interesting and diversified St. MI 3-5129. Board mentoers agreed that earii improvement. All kinds of re assignment. Shorthand es Westlnghouse Refrigerator, Living MANCHESTER—7 room. apUt level, R ealtor, M I 9-2818. WYLLYS ST. — Extraordinary agents. refreshments served. NEED CAR? Your credit turned member should have a copy of the League Formed down? Short on down payment? modeling, financing arranged. MI sential. Well known Hart Salesmen Wanted 36-A Room, Bedroom, Dinette ’ Rugs, MAIN S’TREEJT—First floor, 4 1% baths, rec room, garage, cov single lot, 240 foot frontage. MI ReservationB must be mode by Panels from 9-4920. ford company—5-day week Lamps, Tables, Dishes, SUverware ered patio half acre of j^kUke MANCHESTER — West Side. 6 8-7444. ______Feb. 25 at t4*e 4-H Club office ta policies upon completion, and that A boys basketball league has I Bankrupt? Repoesession? Don’t bright rooms, basement, excel copies should be placed ta the despair! See Honest Douglas. In —complete benefit pro LOCAL CHEMICAL sales route and other accessories. lent location parking now avail grounds. A gency, hQ 8-4808. room Cape, full ehed dormer, IH RockviUe, been formed ta South Windsor. All 1 gram—free parking. Send opening for married man with EVERYTHING 8360 able. Call Mi 8-1677, batha, fireplace, first floor new Club members and boys and t o ^ clerk’s and supertatendent’s boys under 14 years of age are eli quire about lowest down, small 89,900—6H ROOM ranch, fireplace, est payments anywhere No small Special Services 15 brief resume to Box O, car. Above average Income. Un ly redecorated, breezeway, g;a- Wanted— Real Estate 77 girls who would Mke to riart office for public use. gible to join. Herald. usual opportunity for ambitious 8 ROOMS FURNITURE 2% ROOM heated apartment with 2-car garage, large lot. privacy. rage, large shaded lot. $16,400. At a late hour, McOcuridc an ITie first game of the season was I he ifour ovm decorator loan or finance company plan. RAIN SOFT water conditioning of Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, WANTED ’TO BUY—54 room old 4-H chick project are urged to Douglas Motors. 333 Main. mem. For further Information call Brand New garage, second floor. Adult lady Warren E. Howland, Realtor- contact Gray. AU apjUloaUona for nounced that Supt. Llguori had played last Monday evening at the Vernon water samples analyzed Hartford, 644-0202. 814.74 MONTHLY only, MI 9-6706. Multiple U stlng, MI 9-6182. er single home or 2 family. Phone requested authorization to Issue Pleasant Valley Elementary free—no obligation. Call Lou Trader, MI 8-1108. MI 9-5605. this project must be received ta WHY BUY a foreign sports car? i Westlnghouse Washing Machine, the 4-H chib office by March 11 teacher contracts. Mrs. Kreyslg School between the W am ors and Montesi, TR 6-3275 or MI 3-0515. BOOKKEEPER, full-time or part- SALESMAN — Specialty advertise Westlnghouse Refrigerator, Bed POUR ROOMS, heat, hot water, SIX ROOM Cape, Bowers School challenged the fact that a salary If It’s class you want, stop in at time. Knowledge accountg re TANNER STREET — Bowers 'The baby chicks wUl be deUverad the Bombers. The Warriors won, | Gordon’s Atlantic Service. Classic of ment. Calendars, all lines, full or room, Living Room, Dinette, stove, refrigerator, large yard, area, very clean, rec room 2-car proposal has been accepted, and m School area. 7 room Colonial, 8 ta the county April . 26 to 31. ceivable preferred, Totg ’n Teens. part-time, age no barrier, leads Dishes, Rugs, Lamps, Tables, quiet neighborhood, 8116 monthly. garage with full baaement, bus at 6 model 1957 ’Thunderbird. mint SIGNS OF all kinds 20 years ex Call MI 3-2128 for appointment. twin sized bedrooma, garage, suggested the question could be High scorers for the Warriors I furnished, (Connecticut company. Blankets. Silverware, Pillows, and CaU MI 3-6983. door, 818,200. Warren E. How Ex-Resident Shower Guest referred to town counsel for clari if HfIC condition, low mileage, fully perience MI 4-1025. land, Realtor-Trader, MI 3-1108. 4 ^ % m ortgage, only $17,300. were Mike Sullivan, 11 points, and i a n e l a i r e equipped, Gordon’s Atlantic Serv Our salesmen know of this adver Other Accessories Miss Julia Heckler, daughter of fication. Board member George ORNAMENTAL HARDBOARO GRIUAWORK SITTER WANTED, 11:30 a.m.-3 tisement. Commission. Write Box Hayes Agency, MI 8-4808. Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Heckler of Don St. C?yr, with 10 to his credit. ice, West Rd., Ellington, TR p.m., own car desirable MI EVERYTHING 8444 HENRY STREET Area— Lovely Banks held that authorizatiem was High scorers for the Bombers were 6-8392. AA, Herald. THREE ROOM apartment with Gains Honor Brewster St., was honored recent Roofing— Siding 16 4-1178. stove and hot water. MI - . seven room Brick ranch. Three a mere formality once the offer Don BottlceUo and Jim Keefe, each | Price includeg Delivery, Setup, 8 6866 ly at a miscellaneous shower at had been extended to the teachers. AUSTIN-HEALY 1956 100-4, ruby bedroom s, VA hatha, den formal scoring six. Here's ths aswist, A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, WOMAN to stay nights, three Service. Guarantee Immediate de- FOUR ROOM duplex garage, oU dining room, no basement. Large the home of Mrs. Anna Ricard ta Before any action could be taken, red lacquer, 4-speed, louvered painting Carpentry. Alterations Help Wanted— NOTICE In Bay State Ellington. Co-hostess with Mrs. THRIFTEST way tvsr t i nights weekly. Termg and hours Uvery or Free Storage ’Till Wanted furnace, adults only. No pets. (jaU overaTzed two car garage with the 1 1 o’clock deadUne for official Mancheeter Evening Herald I build SCREENS, DIVID hood. Michelin X tires. Excellent and additions. Ceilings. Workman to be arranged at interview. Male or Female 37 Phone for appointment TOWN OF ANDOVER Ricard was Hiss Eleanor (Sal- condition. MI 3-9055. MI 9-2526. radio operating door. Double lot, bustaem arrived and tlie meeting | South Windsor correspondent ERS, SHUTTERS, VAL ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. Write to Box C, Herald. SAMUEL ALBERT plenty of trees and privacy. Ter BOARD OF TAX REVIEW A fwrner Mancheeter woman schnelder of Durham. About 20 was adjourned. MI 3-4860. SHOE (XERK—Knowledge of fit persona attended, coming from Laura Katz, telephone Ml 4-1758. ANCES . . . 101 M r Hartford CH 7-0358 FIVE ROOM flat, excellent condi rific location, very central. T. J. Notice ia hereby given that the has beeti selected by the readers Mrs. Kreysig's challenge Is yourself projectsl Nm ting preferred but not necessary, See It Day Or Night tion, first floor, just off E. Center New Hartford, Manchester, Bol VOLKSWAGEN 1960. blue sedan. ALL ’TYPES of roofs repaired or part-time. Call Trts ’n Teens, MI C rockett, R ealtor, MI 8-1677. Board at Tax Review, Town of of the Dally Evening Item In Lynn, based on the fact that a w e& ago ni fashion hardboard la* If you have no means of trans St., 890 per month. Hayeg Agen Mass., as the 1962 Proteetant ton, Andover and Coventry. the board voted after Its official new tires. MI 3-7021. replaced, specializing in Bonded AT 3-2128 for appointment. Andover, Conn., will be in seseion Mias Heckler wUl be married ta Rockville-Vernon Stalls in siinutes. 3 dae* portation, I’ll send my auto for cy, MI S-4803. MANCHEISTBIR—Custom 7 room at the Town Hall on the following Woman of the Year. deadline to approve a teacher sal orator pattejns. Just built-up and shingle roofing. you. No obligation. split level, 3 baths, recreation a candleUght service at 7 p.m. Feb. 1960 CHEVROLET Biscayne, 4- Coughlin Roofing Co., Manches THE CONNECTICUT dates: She is Miss Gladys R. Harrison ary schedule propoaed by the laint or stain to pleassi aêed transmission, big engfine. A—I^ B —E—R—T— S FOUR ROOMS, second floor, re room, expandable to 8 bedrooms, of 9 Sachem Ave., Lynn, daughter 23 at Second Congregational mpiete acces$oriM ter, MI 3-7707. Situations Wanted— decorated. No chUdren imder 16 Wednesday, February 37, 7:80 teachers’ group. She has said out City Road Share MI 3-0450. MUTUAL LIFE Female 38 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD double garage. Carlton W. p^. to 9:30 p.m. of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Churrii, to Carl Eklward Goldsni- side meetings that riie does not availabie. BIDWELL HOME Improvement OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 years. Inquire 11 Church St., Hutchins, M I 9-8183. Harrison of 598 Center St., Man der, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew first floor. Wednesday, Miuxh 6, 7:80 feel the vote was legad since it was Seen at $35,000! FORD 1953, 4-door, stick shift, Company—roofing, siding, altera IRONING DONE in my home. chester, Goldsnider of South St. taken after the deadline. running condition, make an offer. INSURANCE COMPANY CONCORD RD.—Beautllui ranch, p.m. to 9:80 p.m. tions, additions and remodeling Also, dressmaking alterations Saturday, March 9, 10 njn. kOss Harriacn attended Man Mias Heckler was also given a Hold Tax Une, BPOA Says 16"x72" GRILLE ONLY ^ 3 # 3 6 After 6 p.m., MI 3-4230. KARASTAN oriental rug, 9x16, ex large Uving room formal dining TTw Caty of Rockville expects to of all types. Excellent workman and mending. Reascmable rates. room, cabmet kitchen, 3 bed to 4 p.m. chester schools and was valedic personel shower a few days ago A move to befid the tax line ship. MI 9-6495, ’The following positions are Tel. MI 3-7320. ! ceUent condition. M I 9-8658. Fnrnished Apartmento 63-A torian of her daas at Manchester by Mias Nancy Kariter at her receive about 835,000 ta reimburse 1966 BUICK Special, radio, heat available for the qualified rooms, recreation room, land Tb hear comiâinta of taxpayen cause of the coming expenses of ctalmlng to be aggrieved by aetlca High School. home on Bread and Milk St. when the new actocml building program, ment for taxes paid by city resi 24" X 72" GRILLE ONLY $5.04 er, new tires, exceUent condition, High School graduate; HOTPOINT atove, exceUent condi LARGE 4 room furnished Apart scaped yard. Marlon E. Robert dents for road maintenance ta the | $960. 528-3395 tion; gray reversible rug with ment to share with two other son, Realtor, MI S-8^. of the Asseaeors. Before moving to Lyrui in 1938, approximately 20 attended. has been advocteed by the policy Roofing and Chimneys 16-A IRONING DONE In my home. MI she was an active member of Briefs board of the Boltcm Property Own town of Vernon. I FREE DECORATING GUIDE 9-4013. pad, 11x12; 34x42” desk in good grirls, centrally located. M I 9-9J68, BOARD OF TAX REVIEW CreesSM ied co n d itio « M I 9-8946. MANCHESTER — New 5% room C. B. Home, ChslRunB South Methodist Cauirch, vdiete The American Legion o e n p pa ers Aasociatian (BPOA). This was the estimate made by ROOFTNO—Specializing repairing Clerk-typist 8356 Oa Mayor Loo J. Flaherty today, in 1956 OIDSMOBILE good condi roQte of aU kinds, new rooAt. gut Typist VERNON^— Nicriy furnished, 9- ranch, 3 flreplacea, full baaement, G. W. Munson she taught Church School and was per drive, which has been post In a statement issued by the tion. OaU M l 9-9254, after 5 p.m . E D ’ S USED Furniture end AppU- room apartment and bath, near tiled bath, aty utlUtles, on bus W. Moran Jr. 8-18 Dinghost the first paid secretary to the late poned consecutive weekends, BPOA, the pcfilcy grroup also ex conalderatian of the Vernon select ter work, chimneys cleaned, re Figurer WILL DO typing and bookkeeping men’s adoptioti of a formula for paired Aluminum siding. 80 In m y home. JQ 9-9502. ancea—We buy and sell for ready Paricway, private oitrance, park line. Chariea Leeperance, MI Dated at Andover, Conn., Febru Rev. Dr. Robert Oo^tto, minis wiU be put off untU the first Sun tended its “hefid the tax line” ad IS THE TTME FOB THESE EASY TO DO O f- errs’ experience. Free estimates. Stenographer carii. Oi>en 9-9, AD 3-6240 o r CH ing, all utlutiea included Amlta, 9-7620. ary 14, 1968. Just right for tha young ta 5027-N ter. day in XIarch. Weather and road monition to the teacher salary reim bursem ent to the d t y fo r roaul IwW tT TERIOR HOME IMPROVESIENTB. USE GUBN- Trucks—^Tractors 5 Transcriptionist 9-0860. 825 weekly. TR 6-9081. Ksart . . . a fuU skirted date She was also a member of the conditions caused the pootpone- question. It noted that the present funds. NKT'S EASY BUDGET PLAN. Hcwley, MI 8-6861. Ml S-07B3 SPLIT LEVEL— 7 rooms, 1 General Clerical Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Dock with sideswept closing and Look pretty ta or c_. t. the Mt' church choir and Epworth Inague. ments. teacher contracts provide a 8250 Vernon’s present 16-mill tax 1968 FORD, 6 cylinder pick-up TWO ROOM furnished apartment. batha, family room, garage, lot Chen! Gay gingham takes on a Altbough oonfln^ to a wheel automatic increment for the teach- rate supplies funds for nudnte- tru ck, good eondition 8225. CaU HOTPOINT riectric range, full 4 touch of bold eontrast, it de- RookviUe’s Junior ETfe and Radio-TV Repair Services 18 AKC BEAGLE pups, choice, Heated. Bedroom eet, kitchen set, 160x438, choice locanon, 928,900. ttred. ‘glamour-look’ with smocked yoke riiair Mdth a paralytic disease. erg next year, and expressed the nance of/ town roads. The taxes m 8-2322. Complete benefit program size, $25. M I 9-8888 after 4:30. refrigerator, gaa range. Free Drum Corps wlU be called the healthy, 7 weeks. Swapash Ken P bilbrlck A gency, M I 9-8484. Na 8868 with Patt-ORama U and oros8-«titrii embroidery!! Miss Hanisem has been an active opinion Increase Is sufficient. are paid by city residents who are EjXPERT, reliable repair all -5-day week — free park nels, Glastonbury. 083-2282. electricity, gas 910 weekly. “American Legion Saints”. The also residents of the town. They ing. ¥ siass 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Bust Pattern No. 5037-N has direo- m em ber at the First Untvsraalist nickname was suggested by TTie BPOA statem ent said “ any makes of radios ’TVs, stereos, Adults. Apfdy Apt. 4, 10 Depot for So/e ttons tor making apron; graptae Church In Lymi tor many years, furtoer Increase by the board of also pay taxes to the city whlen to any boy The taxpayers group will hold Trallecs—'Mobfle Homes 6*A mony Hills, Hebron Rd., I^lton. TTPEWRRER — MEW TYPE- AMD $15,900 Anne Chtoot, The Manchester Women’e Auxiliary to Lynn Hoe- Its regular meeting Monday at of moneiy for tax reimbuniemeot, CONNIES TV and Radio Service, MI S-5427 writers 90S and up; used type- Fm' Rent 54 To order, send 40c In coins to: or girl ta the vicinity between the 8 available all hours. Satisfaction ■ue Burnett, ’The Manchester Evening Herald, 1188 AVE. W pitaL p.m. at the Community Hall. List 'Ttfis year the returns will be BUILDING MATERIALS 99x9 KOBILB home, 3-bedrooms, 140 Garden St. ^ t e r s 928 and op. Bmbe’a Evening Herald, 1160 AVE OF AMEBIOAS, NEW YOBK M. She nuwed to Boston from ages of 10 and 18. A girls' color ed on Its agenda are reports from figured on a more predse basis. guaranteed. Call MI 9-1818. DACHSHUND pups, AKC, black, ^ pewflter Servlea, 4T9 B. Mid OFFICE OR etore for rent In new PLUaaED SEWERS guard unit, of 14 to 18 y«ar olds, •OBdiUon. $1,300. CaU male, healthy, good pedigree, 8 building one Hock frmn Mata S-ROOM DUTCH AXmOABy NEW YORK 96, N. N.T. Irynn ta 1M6, where she was em committees, discussion of the an The town wUl figure the cost per LUMBER FUEL Hartford dle Tpka.. Mandieatar. MI »«m . is piazmed. Memberriilp Informar mile of maintalriing their roods, weeks old. Ml 8-0618. St. Paiktag at door. IQ 9 4498 or COLONIAL For lat-riass aMlHi« add lOe ployed ta the maifleal records de nual dinner meeting ^ t e d in Millinery, Dressmaking 19 NadiiM Oteasei 10c for each pattom. Print, name, partment of New Ekiglond Dea- tloo Is available from Mr. and Mra. March, discussion of eandidates eamlualve of the amount granted M l 94044. 8ap4ie Ttofca, Dry WallSi Saw; QMB OAE OABACtt •* «*-**■— mailing Wearinf Apparrt—F a n 57 Ok eoah pattern. Print 1name, ad address with aone and PaUem ooness Hoopttal and ta the can* Gordon Say, Talcott Avs., Rock- for the town election In October, by the state; then it wUl multiply SHOP FRIDAYS TO 8:30 FJI. A*fO Oa'ivlug School 7-A d r e s s e s and coatg shortened, FTUENDLY Woman help start Articles For dak 45 cr liWM lastslled Oellar Wa- $17,500 _ wtt& nciM, style number and Num ber. oar ritale aa a seoratary. During riUa. and rerision of by-laws. this cost by the number of road mending, worn collars turned, In ahop-by-mail club. Cjlub shopping FOR BADE—Full length, size 13, 348 NORTH MAIN-Stora. MI taqwooflag Done. liae. Just 60c for the new ’68 Ataum! WorM War n . she did ooclal serv Bid ClAta Canoelad miles ta Rockville. laftRSON’B—Connecticut’s flrat U- my own home. MI 9-3461. saves money: members benefit. SNOW BLOWERS - 8NOWBIRO, Maarheator Evening HaraM Cov- The resulting sum, which 336 N. MAIN ST. — Ml 9-5213 oeased driving achool trained — Marmlnk fur coat, four years rid, 9-8239, 9 4 . PHILRRICK Bond now for Basic Fashion, Igany knrely designs! Dlrsotioina ice casssvoric. Because of the icy condition of You get famoug products tree. Arlene, Bolens, Toro power han for suK and afghan ta kntt; dolly, ontey oormspondent, F. PaaUne Flaherty esthnates at about 985,- Certified «nd nppraved is now at- ALTERATIONS — Coats, dresses $80. CaU H I SA047 after 4:30. McKiNNEY BROS. and summer ’88, our com- She retired ta 1063 baoauae of the slope, the town-R>onsored aki' Send for details, free 276-page dle. Snow blowers repaired, parts STORES FOR Rent, eultaMe for AOENCY •Me pattara magaatah SOo. adetafps snd In anMhatl otaoa WUl ba omlttad ta«4g*iA M iit OOd wM ba paid to ttw stty. ‘ riSMiooras and behind and skirts Aortened, cuffs done catalog. No obligation. P o ^ a r and service. Trades and ternua FORMAL WHTTE dinner coats for any huotaeae, Route 44A, bwy C a iov teen-egen. end siimeni replaced, Mrs. Four- Club Plan, Dept, G808, LynbixxUc, K .Y . , , C ^tol Equipment, W Main M, aale, aU aisee, 98. Colored a o e ^ U^nraya, Botton, Oaan,, .t mllas U8>lSSj nier. M I 8-9280. MI 9-7968. 9T. CMl M I * 8 8 » . to ManehcatarrCaB MX 94083.

f tiM Jixnitcimti LiegUm AuxiUaiy A BtiaU Board of Eduoatten of w ill mMt Moaday at 8 p.m. at tha ...... " ' ' ' " '' ' ' I ■ r I. I I I I ’l S taigloti Roma. Mamban a n ra* ficial has accepted aa invltatian MIm M to b rln f used ahaata and from the town’s school board to Officers pUloir aaaaa to tw.uaad at vatonaa speak March i in Manchester State News ■oq^tala for aurgteal dresalnxa. about the equalised grand list Held in Plot Tba iVanch Cliib wilt moot to- question snd proposed state legis CHUCK ROAST | aaorrow at d p.m. at Oranga Han. lation involvli^ education. Roundup He te Dr. Raymond J. Fay, head of the state board'e division of ad O n D e C a u lle Told to Locate, Sndloott Junior Oollaga alum- ■ad will hold a oocktall party to- ministrative servlcee. ■larroar from 8 to 8 .pm. at the Town agencies will be invited to PAR IS (APl-i-Three miU- GOP to Caucus homa of Mr. and Mra. William hesr the speaker. tary officers and two Fomen HARTPORD (AP) — A t*4 Ih providing pvtoUo funds to Fenton, 100 Chevaa Rd., Avon. Christie F.' McCormick, a mem fourrstatd study committeeM toe ralvoad. ber of the school board and a past were arrested early today and Tbsss include Ih nearly all tbe On Medical Aid Raaarvallona may be made by said today it would not be in aaWng Mm. Fenton. chairman, had suggested that a accused of idotting to kill atatM "a constitutional prphfliitloa speaker from the state board President Charles de Gaulle. the public interest at this against dlrsot gifts or loans to a HARTFORD (A P )~ T h e An open informational meeting would help the board in its com It was the fourth assaasina- time to undorwrite with pub> iMvata eorpoiwtion.’* RepubHcafl House lUAjority Trail, Venezuela Ship pletion of an educational legisla an Unltarlanlam will be held Sun # lie funds the cost ef operat T b s oommittse atatsd also that has sent to committee a medi day, T:M p.m. at 3510 Main St., tion questionnaire. titm plot reported against the tbs ourtailment of wast-eod (New Olaatonbuiy. Speakers win be the The Connecticut Association of president In 17 months. ing the passenger commuter Tork-Oonneotlcut) oommutatlon cal aid to the elderly bill ap Rev. George Pennington aand Dr. Boards of Education (C A B E ) has PLUMP,UMP, NJmVE Pcdlea sources,Mid the jdottsrs service of the New Haven “would not appear warranted.” proved by the Democratic Jay S. Roth. asked all town school b o a r^ to plaiinsd to kill the 72-yesr-old Railroad. This eonelusion, the commlttse Senate last week. Republicans fill out the questionnaire. The ehlef of stats with a rifle wheh he Ib e reconunondatlopi was mada said,, was reached on “the basis announced they would caucus Reds Held Miaa Dola Barre, daughter of Manchester bo^d will complete 3 iâmm S visited L ’edole MlWalre—miutsiy by the Interstate Btatf Coninitttee, of tos oost findings and the cur M r. and Mm. Joseph A. Barm, it March 6 and mall it to the sohdol—this biornliif. which repreeeuta the governors of next Tuesday on a bill of their rent flnsaeial position of toe rail- own. 175 Princeton' St., was mcently CABE the next day. itrst reports said six oflicers New Tone, Connecticut, Rhode Is ro e d ..." Aiming for capped at the Univeraity of A t the request of William E. and a woman had been (arrested, land. and Massachusetts'— the Also, It said, there are now In A GOP House Wll will probably m m Bildgaport ceremonies for stu Buckley, a board member, Supt. Tender Ik, interior Ministry eouroee said only atwtes served by the UniM. proctss Imporiant studies and oth be rt>proved and sent to the Sen dents In the Fones School of Den of Schools William H. Curtis was Meaty five art still held but that several Tnuteee of toe line have aaid er aetivitte by various stats and ate next week. Such a step wUl en tal B ^ e n e . directed to ask a CABE represen others were questioned snd re that unleiee pubUc funds were regional . tnuu^rtatlon agencies sure that the bUI goes to a bi- Cuba Port tative if the Manchester board 39 partlaan conference committee leased. made avaUaMe for the. qonunuiw and by tbe federal government *• Walter tamie will con may indicate that it favors state Some unconfirmed reports said and suhuriMui passenger servioe " where compromise may be p o ^ - duct the Salvation Army service which are. expected to have a ble. WASHINGTON (AP) — scholarship grants, a question one or more generals were amora rallmad urould have to eurtall or beneficial Impart on the railroad. a t 7:80 tonight at the church, not Included in the questionnaire. LEAN AU. BEEF those arrestM and that one offl- end passenger servioe. Democrats lost a House fight U.S. Navy ships and planes Richard Flandersriandi will be guest One of thS' oommlttee’s key yesterday for quick action on their Buokley pointed out that Now oer detained was on the offlclal re- Tlw railroad, however, oould not recommendations was that the in the Caribbean area report* speaker. York State provides many schol eeptlon committee tor the presi- do tola without first getting pei Senate bill. arships. He said Conne^cut is Hamburg New Haven’s eommuting aervlcei H ie blU would eliminate the an edly have orders not only to House Majority Leader Louis Padula throira back his head dent’a visit De Gaulle visited toe mission from the Public uulules be Integrated with that of the Duane A. Stlmson, seaman, laughing at a joke being told by Republican Director and former “ pretty late in taking up that Commissions In the four states nual payment o f $100 deductible ocate but also to trail the hi USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis echoed on soheduls. ■ New York Central Railroad "Into mayor Harold A. Turkdngton. Between them is Town Com subject.” and wKhout the approval of the fo r elderly persons now getting jacked Venezuelan freighter StimiMn, 433 Parker St., is serving A French woman who taught a’alnglo operWlon under a single medical assistance tmder the fed mittee Chairman John F. Shea Jr. The joke was about num English at tot school also w gs ar mteretate Commerce Commis management.” ' Anzoategui until it can be aboard the guided missile cruiser Padula Sees sion (IC C ).. eral-state Kerr-Mllls program. bers, as is often the case with politicians, but not about budgets. rested In toe seriee of night raids I t also recommended that the picked up by Venezuelan ves iras Springfield which has return Turkington had a mathematical formula that, if done correctly, In rejecting, at least teoMôra- Riûblicans also favor elimina ed to her home port of Villefrance- PRODUCE that rounded up toe alleged ring railroad be merged "with a larger could tell quite a bit about a person, including his age. (Heiald rlly, ,the proposal for puUlc sub tion of the $100 deductible but say sels. Bur-Mer after a 86-day cruise. 11 leaders, police reports Mid. trsjumrtatlon system tost would Aged Citizens photo by Câra). Notice sidies, the Interstate Staff Com they want to expand the program The vessel waa seized by Com the interior Ministry refused to permit the railroad to take advan to get more of the state’s elderly munists Tuesday and Venezuelan Manchester Grange will hold a issue any detailed information, mittee said H would not be in the puhlle^ interest "in toe abranoe tage. more effectively of Atlantie persons into It/ authorities said the hijackers ap dessert buffet at Orange Hail Feb. As Top Issue providing conditions for elderly I Jr., was toastmaster. He told the WE HAVE DAILY but details began leaking out from seaixMud and Midwest marketa.” LARGE, FIRM ICEBERG • eesentlal Information, prestunably Democrat* contended yesterday peared to be trying to reach toe SO at 7 p.m. Tickets are available persons to live in dignity. audience that while in Lincoln's unofflclal sources as toe investiga- . I t ' did not recommend a mer that their biU is an emergency Cuban port of Santiago. U.S. offi tloa went Into high gear. contained in the Whitman report from Miss Charlotte Hutchins. 85 The problems of elderly per Problems on the state level are time the problem was states' DELIVERY TO THE ger with sny q>ecific transporta- measure designed to eliminate a cials said that they were not Broad 8t., or Mrs. Betty Dunbar, rights, the problem today is the LETTUCE H». 19c j These sources said a rifle with a (a federal study) end toe three oon servioe. sure where toe ship would put in. sons have supplanted the prob to reduce the number oi represen studies oonduoted under the trus roadblock to pajrment of some 8 Phoenix St., Vernon. : maintenance of states’ individual teleeooplo sight was seised during 1 1 1 # Uwee court-iqHxtoited trus $400,000 owed convalescent homes At the Pentagon, a spokesman tatives in the House, he said, and tees, as to whether the entire rail lems of states, right as a concern to save the New Haven Railroad. ity in the face of a mammoth fed- the raids, tees of the railroad are now pe aad hospitals treating patients un declined to say how many ships Army Pvt. Donald L. Johnson, for the Republican party, State ' eral government. BOLTON A reinibreed security guard w m road, Including the longhaid pas titioning tbe ICC for permiaaion der the program. and planes are being used In the aon of Mr. and Mrs. Lennart O. A major problem on the state j At the local level this is evi FIRM, RIPE 2 on duty St the school—mi toe Left senger and freight aervleeo, has a to he .Included In Um proposed Indigent patients are unable to hunt. Nor would he say what. re Johnson, 144 Cooper St., has com House Majority Leader Louis Pa 8cen« is "to restore fiscal sanity” denced by a Democratic adminis- Bank of toe Seine In the shadow of reasonable potential for survival.” merger of the New York Central pay Uw $l0O required at the start gion la being searched, axoept pleted an eight-week radio relay dula told Manchester Republicans and help individual towns meet ' tratlon "that rushes to the federal AREA toe Eiffel Tower—when De Gaulle The committee, in Its 2S-pSge last night. their obligations to their educa Lb. and Pennsylvania Raflroads. of each year to continue their eUg- that it is the general southern and eaivier operation course at the government for aid,” said Shea. Tomatoes 29e • made his visit. He stayed two rep(Mt, noted also that thhre would Caribbean area. Southeastern Signal School, Ft. A t the annual Abraham Lincoln tional systems. He said that while the Republi NABISCO PREMIUM CRACKERS ...... Lb. 81c ibUlty. hours 30 minutes. Inspecting In- be difficult legal proUema tnvolv- (OontfaMied an Page Ten) Normally, a score or more of Ckirdan, Ga. celebration at the Manchester The Republican party, he said can town government headed by Democrats say the patients may ■tallatioas and addressing stu U.S. warships operate in training Country Club, Padula said the Re "discharges every obligation to former Mayor Harold A. Tiirklng- have to be released by the hospitals LENOX dents and teachers. There were exercises and shakedown cruises Lois H. Ledbetter, daugh publicans no longer have to wor citizens within a soimd financial ton had secured a good bond rat If toe state doesn’t pay biUa that BO Incidents. tai tbe Caribbean. They Include ter o f Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Led ry about the problem of states’ framework." ing for the town by praising its were due at the end of January. PHARMACY Unofficial sources said the plot aircraft carriers, destroyers, better, 54 Ferguson Rd., is on the rights as did the “ the first Repub good points, the present Democrats Rep. Louis J. Padula, R-Nor- Each Republican should emu 299 E. CENTER ST. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET i ters were-In contact with a man walk, House majority leader, told transports and submarines. dean’s list at Becker Junior Col- I were working for federal grants Rocky’s Policy Attacks lican.” late Lincoln, he said, in resolving named Watln—known as "The Until this afternoon, the govern in ■Worcester, Mass. Miss True, there are problems on for redevelopment by describing newsmen that no Indigent persons to foster and build the resources of Umper”—who is accused of tak ment had provided Uttle or no In Ladbattar is majoring in the two- segregation that flare in one state his own community." areas of the town as slums. TEL. M l 7-089S dl7 Highland St., Manchester, Also Bloomfield, Conn. Phone M I 8-4278 ing part In the unsuccessful ma- would be hurt during the present yaar sscscutlve secretarial pro- "N o longer do we have a mayor leglslaitive controversy. formation about U.S. partleto*' or another, he said. Listening to Padula were about e l^ e gun attack on De Gaulle’s tlon In the search. or administration that goes out to Challenged by President They would be taken care Of But the big problem facing Re 80 persons. life last August. This would Ihto The government had used a publicans now is the problem of Town Chairman John F. Shea boost OUT town,” he said. under any circumstances, he said. the plotters with rightists who op- “ f t Is the people in the twilight technique applied in tbe early Mavy lA. Cmdr. Robert A. Ka- gosed his policy m Independence. m k , son of Mrs. Clara M. Kanak. WASHINOTON (AP) ~ Preat-pdermlne toe President In toe field sone, people who are not indigent President Kennedy at his news oonferenoe yerterday listed a clampdown on Red subversion In Latin days of the Cuban crisis—tossing but who have limited Incomes— ciuestions by newsmen between SB5 Mein St., is serving aboard A hint that something was afoot dent Kennedy has challenged Gov. of foreign aftatrs,” McCormack America as "our primary mission for the hemtephere this winter.” He said the subversion danger ttis nular picket escort USS Du trtd reporters. that we want to help,” he said. Pa- was emphasized in a new report by a security comndtltee of the Organization of American States. the State and Defense depart oame Thursday night when, prior Nelson A. Rockefelltr and other ments, with neither providing an rant which is participating in Op to toe aoheduled visit De- Mrtse told the fienate Rocks- drta said the Demo— IWe Btafe the ship their first step will be morial Hospital. Union H inlLB csnoiQsia MBBUK a in iraxt D e ' Qittule were Latin America year’s presioraitlal electiap. “unworthy of toe torsiga poUoy ■tor Vehicle Departawat^ .dal to tell the Venezuelans. The Mate The P- Department understoeid that- - toe Group will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. L b oir Peace psaranoe of a conotttog. Damd* ______ntokpgbt «nd i i i total te If Taxes Aren’t Cut Dislikes Castro Veneiuelans have ships aeOraly a t the iPoHsh American Chib. e rs^ attadk on RoekSfil hiaw. Qa to iaffw than to tha AanM date isrt f4hr|. in pursuit of toe frei^ ter. THAT MAKE CENTS anosIMiM M lOauUd t6 ‘’frustrato IW 3 iSSS “The prospects are good for hagy said “It i« is i-4 . ttaiatake e to WASHINGTON (AP) — U.g. pol Memhsm o f the oast of scenes 5, On Steel Front aiaunia that tbs utotsOtaiea .tt Amaatofii' pbiley as a means of KUlad ,$1 29 finding too eMp,” one official said. WASHINGTON (AP) — Presldentâ combination of rate cute and icymakers have poll results wMch "Tbe chances of Its getting 6 and 7 for "AHce in Wonderland” dmnig” avarytime It has a dls- fruatratifig Presldam Konnedjp* they say Indicate Fidel Castro Is Today— €is always— Pinehurst features one of toe Demoorita are' “sorely lack Kennedy says U.S. economy "w ill tax revisions that would produce, through to Cuba, If that’s where will mhearas tomorrow at 7 p.m. in TODAY—AS ALWAYS— MOBliuSr WAUOBB agtoeinant with a forelgtt ooun- Ma$$. Back* Merger over the next three years, a net unpopular in Latin America. Out ing In responsible poUtieal oppoet- Inevitably move Into a downturn” It’s going, are remote.” fhs basement room at the old trade Prese tabor WHtait —perhaps this year—if Congress tax reduction of $10.2 billion. side of Cuba, they say, many ntls. obviously was aimed at tlM.V BOSTON (AP) — The Massa The Venezuelan ambassadM*, adiool on School St. A WiUiam MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (XT)— doesn’t act promptly to cut twes. The United States is doing more rural people have never even Manchester's few custom-cut service meat de 'toe New York governor’s Feb. 8 Rockefeller had no Immediate ebusetts MASS Tianqportation Blnrlque Tejira-Parls, called at Aatsly 1s (Ureetlng the play. Prospects mounted today that . 1888 Keiuiedy told his news confer than the Europeans to defend Eu heard of the Red premier. intention that toe Kennedy , ad- comment. Commission indicated today It will the White House, talked with gtMI-Iabcr n^[otlattona. If under ence Thursday the congressional rope and Intends to maintain its The polls, received by the U.S. LEADERS Intstratlon is to blame for “ toe Kenneim said eraryono should support propoaAls that the New President Kennedy, and on leav Obapman Court, Order of Am taken at all, can be settled on S battle over tax legislation will be present combat strength there. Information Agency, were men partments. present d is a n w wtUtox toe Atlan* reaUso that there are bound to Haven Railroad be included in a ing t(dd newsmen toat earlier re aranth, will meet tomorrow at 7:46 a peaceful and moderate baaia, "a hard fight.” But he was op However, troops will be wlth- tioned by {Resident Kennedy DC allianoe." IBs statement paral be disagreements and ditterenoes marger of aaatsirn railroads. ports toe freighter had been locat p.m. at the Masonic Temple. There IN FINE MEATS without qmsuslkV the Btnaedy timistic about getting an ucepta- dravm If they wear out their wel Thursday at his news conference. leled simllar criticisms by Hepub- of opinion within any alliance. He T ^ t e e a in nxwgknlzatlon of the ed were in error. Will tw a Valentine social after a administration in another furor. Me bill by the end of the session. come—though Kennedy sees no Kennedy saw subversion—both That la \ the Impressicn gained Ucan leaders in Congress. said matters Under, discussion bankrupt New Raven bave been Teto’a-Parls said the erroaeous business meeting. Refreshments Freshly ground lean chuck 8 in blend of Beef “ We are going to get a bill for sign of that. from Cuba and from l(x:al Com report stemmed from toe fact will be served by Mrs. Elizabeth Pinehurst 69c by newsmen at aa hour-long.quea- .Along with the Preeideat, House wito U.g. alUee involve life and prassing to have the New Haven Here, in Pinehurst’s SERVICE MEAT DEPART . . .Pork. . I Veal . . . Round Steak ground freshly a tax reduction which will pro He definitely plans no economic munists unconnected with Castro that Venezuelan planes sighted an GeisMer and a committee. Regular Freshly ^ and 'finawer ptitlod w hb tbd Speaker . Jrtui: W. . MeOornUirtI, death, ’^s6 Ihia we ir e not in Ijaeluded In tfaa contemplated —as the biggest present threat to volved m in empty argument vide a consensus,” Kennedy fore or political reprisals against Pres unidentified ship in the Caribbean sliced Boiled Ham and Cold Cuts. 1st Prize and man moet involved, President D-Masa., aqd Ban. Wayne MOne, Pennsylvania- Naw York Central cast. " I t won’t be perhaps the bill the Americas, more serious than MENT, you will find extra lean TENDERCURE Chopped Da’rid J.< McDonald of the AFL- IMhre., also flailed away at Rock- about nothing.’' merger. ident Charles de Gaulle of France which erroneously was believed to Grote and Weigel Franks. we sent up, but I think it will be the military buildup In CTuba. CIO Steel Woricers Union. Me- •friler. Besides, he said, disagreements A report of tbe Interatate Staff who sh(x>k the Western alliance by be toe Anzoategrt CORNED BEEF. Corned in our own vats . . . the a g(xid bill.” U.S. InformaticHi Agency offi The ambassador said his coun Donald never said aa much, but McCormack said toe potential always come more frequently Oommtttoe on tbe New Haven quashing British entry Into the HAMBURG ui a special message to Con European Common Market and cials said today: try had asked for the cooperation be Jsrts neutralism and Intonds to In Boston, $be Massaohusrtts ferred with top officials of the nigfat that when the thne eotnee ton naintonaace, fully Insured DllBlQUE SMOKED give firm support to toe Western Mass Transportation Oommisston printers’ uni(m about the 70-day- for oommunism to bury oapltel- to reduce your problems and TURKEYS alUsnee. old blackcnit of New York’s nine Ism, the Soviet Union and worrtoa. For full information In British history and possibly toe In succeeding tbs late Hugh (Oonthnted on Page Ten) major newspapers. ConauMinlst China together will oaB SHOULDER HAMS » OVEN ROAST BEEF... next prime minister, wants ^ t - GaltakeU aa purty leader, WUson William J. Ronan, Rockefeller’s throw to the last epadcCnl od White Oeric ain to get rid et tts nuelear arms took on toe task of preserving Hijacking Held Signal earth. Khrushchev told cor- While many buy Pinehurst special easy to slice executive secretary, and Vincent Paul Dodge Pontiac and abandon toe Polaris missile the party unlto GaltakeU had McDonnell, executive secretary of tespondento aoroes a table et a INC. The Lamb institute’s ads on "Winter Wonder Lamb” are Happy Valentine’s Day Chef cut, very, lean Rump or Sirloin Tip roasts . . . ameement with tos United States. achieved. He pledged toe party reception given by toe King eC building a heavy demand for Pinehurst's choice Lamb Legs Envoy to Seek toe State ’ Mediation Board, did Fbone M l 9-2881 there are others who insist that you can’t just Builds Church In a television interview frtlow- wUl continue to eepoose the policy not bring "any new word from Laos that cooperation betwee*. 878 M A IN S'TREET and chops. Buy a whole or half leg. March Family Circle maeaxine, which U on aale In 20 to 31-Ib. size end 17 Ing his etecUon to toe party lal(} down by GaltakoU. Of Venezuela Takeover Communlet China and the So beat the old fashioned Rib Roast of Beef. to 18’e at 42c give you a the New York iniblishers, Elmer our store at 10c copy, featurea easy to use diet meal leadership Ihursday night, WUson Brown, who defeated Wilson In Brown, president of the A F L -d O viet Union le old. Is oonttnuing, plans, many interestitig articles and food ahopplng let df white turicey moat For Negroes said nuefsar arms riiould bs eon- toe race for deputy leader under Allies’ View on and will continue. RIB UMB CHOPS special, lb. 79c We will have plenty of the first 4 ribs of beef . . . at a low price. International Typographical Un tips. Here ara some Pmehurst fruit and vegetable fined to toe united States and toe QtoltakeU, said he wUl decide later ion, told newsmen. By WILLIAM L. RYAN ^•Venezuelan elections are sched shopping tips. . . . and a limited supply of Henry’s special very short DlLIiON, 8 .a (A P ) — With Soviet Union. whetoer to continue In toe No. 2 A P M>ecial Correspondent uled for December. If Betancourt SCHOOL STRIKE EXPECTED NATO N-Force “ We’ll be on bm: way to the cut bone in . . . NEW PORT ROAST OF BEEF. hanuner, saw and nails. Dr. IVed As toe party leader WUson wUl' post. Moat prtltical observers be The spectacular hijacking of a holds out until then, he will be H Am (AP)— A general cchool. J. Hay has constructed a monu become prime minister if Labor lieve he wllL bargaining table within two hours Venezuelan government freighter the first elected president in the This is a picture of a boneless Pinehurst Chuck Pot AT PINEHURST after they (the publishers) notify strike Is expeeted In Haiti In Celery hearts are down 12c a bunch to ment to Interracial friendship-* wins toe general election when By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER appears to signal a desperate country’s history to finish out Ms protest against poUoe arrests ef DOG Roast which you can buy any size from 2Vs lbs. up. KRAFTS ahurch for hia Negro nrtghhers. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan WASHINGTON (AP)—President us they are ready to talk busi Communist-Castroist campaign to term. 37c; Tomatoes ara featured at 25c for a ness," said Brown. students campaigning ngabiet Plenty of Ronnd Steak, Rump and chef cut roasts Dally for rix months, toe must hold by October, 1064. lie- Kennedy plans to send a special prevent national elections sched 'The drama—will Betancourt President Francois Duvalier's in just the weight you want. box of 4; and Pinehurst has Manchester's IQ-year-old retired Presbyterian cent opinion nOUs bave given toe negoti|ttor to Europe In about 10 New York publishers were not uled for this year and to reduce make It or won’t he?—is in Its MIRACLE t m Britons’ Wives available immediately for com rule, rroorto from toe Clerlhbena TRAINING low price on STEAKS mmlstor fitted eroeebeams, cut Laboriies a dear edge Over Mae- days for urgent talks with allied Venezuela to revolutionary chaos. final act. The CommunlstNew York City news 'r.pers led to President Romulo Betancourt’s less land rich in resources. 8 P.M. toe jtoutdown of the nine, and but toe white minister Imndled A second challenger, Jamee Cal- tion are entitled to a greater voice government and turn Venezuela In January, FA LN issued a call AIViOANS gUlT BULOAEIA MAINE POTATOES...... 25 lbs. 89c AT PINEHURST many of tha ebores Wmseif. lagbaa. wfw eUmtaiated to toe By LAWBENOB MALKIN in deciding toe nuclear stratc^ Thomas Laura, president of New Into a second Cuba. to revolution wMch said “ armed Moncliaftw "Y" More Grocery Specials LONDON (AP) — Gladys Mary York Newspapers -Mailers Local V IE N N A , Anetria (A P )—Ken- KRAFTS The d n n ^ 42 to SS feet, aeats first baUot last week. o’ the West against toe Soviet un- Behind all this is an orgaidza- struggle' Is the main form of entoen GtaenhuM led an f SPO- D will be dracated aa soon Vniscn defeated Brown 144-108 Ufllaon, wbofs husband may be ic 1. But he CTnphaslzed that they 6, an TTU affiliate which also is tlon calling Itself Frente Armado struggle.” That Is the Red CM- Involved hi the strike. of Afriean students from We do hope that Pero can continue To get us 9 & M INDIAN P U D D IN G ...... 2 for 49e aa tos oangregatom and Dr. Hay in a aecret ballot of toe Istoor Britain’s. n«gt prime m bêr, must pay an Increasing share of de Llberacion Nacional — the nese doctrine of violence. muMst Bulgaria today VELVEETA agree on a drta. Ib a rtnireb peo- mambera ef the Houee of Oom- toe total cost of Western defense. There was no public announce Armed National Liberation Front. The statement said the key enough of these medium McIntosh or Baldwine sy m b o lic a social gulf in the charged on arrival la w don't want to dedioate tha mons. Two legtalators did art Special negotiator Livlngstcm T. ment of the nature of the talks It is generally known by the FALN task this year is to end they had been treated Hke dirt which we offer at 4 lbs. 49c. Pero’e Winesaps SHURFINE PURPLE PLUMS ., 2 Ig. cans 49e CHEESE building without too builder. vote. natian peiteps wider than toe Merchant, retired diplomat called or of what—If anything—was ac initials—FALN. the present government and form poUtioal views separating its two beeenee of their tnee. They saM WHmOW SHADES m a ^ a hit last week . . . and we expect more Jbm efaurcb waa built, on prouer- WUson aarvsd notice immediaty- back to duty for the nuclear mis- complished. This Communist organization a "national democratic” regime. LUCKY LEAF APPLE PIE FILLING, 2 jars 49e major psrtlea. they had been BobJeeted to 1 top quality Delicious apples. Vegetable prices ewned by Dr. Bay aad vamed ly that Ua favors aegottattons for •iem, will go to Europe In about Rockefeller told newsmen in has armed guerrillas in the Vene- This Is classic Communist doc dtecehninatlan bnt n Lady iJorolhy ’Macmillan, wife LONO WEARING are working down a bit. . . buy our fancy Ice S |1>000. Ctauroh and lot are an orderiy withdrawal from tbe. 10 days, Kenniedy told newsmen. New York last Tuesday that he suelan bills. Its arms and support trine. A “ bourgeois democracy” — wnena for lenvlng vraa SARA LEE COFFEE C A K E ...... 69e valued together at about 80,000. Naassu agreement Macmillan and of toe prascot Conservative prlnie As a result of policy discussians would “ leave no stected to be able to tell allied parties togetoer” in the strike. He toward the violent revolutionary racy” In wMch the Communist _ «ca M n . Hatrtd WUson, 46, Is <9.25 to Order ehurch. suonarinaB. leaders how toe United States be gave no clue to what action he doctrines of Communist China. party is dominant. TMs is what PEEOIOT END O f T A U U I WRk Yoor Rollers “They are a vary faithful small -.“As kng aa tbere are nuclear a OongregaUcnalist minister’s lieves toe nuclear force could be mi$^t take. Venezuela’s government says happened in Cuba. frotm of Preabytenans. But their aubutarinea In - toe world they daiubter who worked aa a sten- organised. Fêrre Salinger, White House FA LN has a blueprint for assas Once they gain places of power, GENEVA (AP)—The KstIH WVhL U N E o r ODBTOM DuU(nng waa In bad condition and stxxild be bald, as far as to# West ognwbar for livi years before her The most difficult problem, Ken press secretary, said In Washing sination of government leaders, the Communists transform the Ualea foieeait nelhipee e l naM* they were oomlng elode- to de- - "itatoir ton Thursday that Secretary of widespread murder, and sabotage national democracy into a "peo tiattone tor% treaty to baa Mlh ccncfrned, hr tbe UUted m^friage- nedy said, involves deciding what 'V eafon VINITIAN BUNDS OtoH’.” be laid. - i I Ey tbd Uniai." to- ba drawn Into man er men would decide In gi Lalxir W. inUard Wlrtz has been of petroleum installations, back ple's democracy” in wMch only Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. toL in contact almost daily with toe bone of the nation’s ecemomy. the Ootnmunlsts will rule. ..jia a ld l “X Just wanted to ebooqrafe . abouk ntovliig to No. sudden smergsnmr whether nuole-^ V ailfr T* OMm,'* He alsowiid’ _ jit,, official residence ar'weapons shotdd be used. puhUabers and IT U ofQeials. Police reported finding evidence Thus the elections are the inltlsl LA. lb s vettrad mtntster dlsnlalma to see tba ILS. Polaris ministers. ' Kennedy eal4 to# power ml|ht The strike of S,0(K> printers has of the p lw In a recent raid on target. The FALN manifesto Here at the comer of ‘Turnpike and Main you bay Hood milk at 76c a gallon and very fresh Haddock or Flounder Fillets, Niantie Seallopa, ipeolal auna wUh toola. “I baaq at Holy Loch, and othsr ms what he given to the American priri- thrown 17,000 other New York FA LN nea

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