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PAGE TWENTY-POUR THURSDAY; MAY 18,1965 Avenge D a i^ N e t Prepa Rim The WeathM For the Week Eadeo' PWSMN e< V. ■. W«rta Mtay 8. 1NS Miaa Patricia Kackoyfckl, Re/beksh Licdge, will serve as Three delegates ftdrn TYinity Oleor, eeU teelghf, About Town daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keon* delegates of the lodge a t the Covenant Chu^h will attend the 1 4 , 1 6 5 froet hi Iswleeds; m m O f ard Rackowski of 754 Center 69th annual session of the Re- anntnl meetings of the Minister- Jianrlfpstpr lEupnittg St., is general co-chairman of bekah Assembly of Connecticut and the East Coast Con­ Mraaber o f the Aodtt Mnm DMmht O. K«Mh, a 1961 |r*d- the annual Freahinan Tea to be tomorrow and Saturday at the ference to d ^ through Sunday Bnreen a t ClrcnlatUsi Mte o< Manchester High Sdwcri, held Sunday at Albertus Mag­ SUUer-HUton Hotel, Hartford. in Boston, 'raey are HJalmar Maneheeter^A City o f Village Charm baa been elected to the Batee nus College, Mew Havbn^ Mies Mrs. Sedrick Strau^an will Carlson, RobeK Wldham and Oallege chapter o( Phi Beta Mary Louise Blake, daughter of serve on the state m the order the Rev. K. EJnar Raak, pastor. Kappa. the national honor ao- Mr. and Mrs. Oeoige Blake of committee and Mrs. C lyde VOL. LXXXTV, NO. 191 (TWBNTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1965 (Classified Advertislag on Page t l) p r ic e SEVEN CENTS cieCy. A eentor, Keith Is the aon 46 Elsie Dr., is in charge of Beckwith on the committee on A runwnags sale sponsored 0< Mr. and Mrs. Boy KeMh of 32 reservations, and Miss Eileen lawa by the Just Four Chib will be BoBiflter St. He is attendtog Doocy,' daughter of Mr. and h M at Orange Hall, 72 E. Bates on a acbolanMp. Mrs. Fred Doocy of Wapping, Washington Loyal Orange Center St., tomorrow at 9:30 will pour. Lodge will meet tomorrow night a.m. Anyone having articles for Major Williams’ n ie Orangemen and ladies at the Orange Hall at 7:45. The sale may bring them to Orange J U ^ RIGHT WHl visit Oatbedral of the Pines Mre. Beverly Jenkins and Royal Arch Purple Mark De­ Hall this evening after 6:30. Cruiser Stolen an Sunday morning, leaving Mrs. Maurice Waddell, both gree will be exemplified. Re­ The public Is Invited to the FOR past noble grands of Sunset freshments will be served. sale. Red Chinese Explode Dtange Hall at 7. BOSTON (AP) — Major COOK-OUT TIME! Leslie Williams, executive ' officer o t the Connecticut State Police, attended a con­ U.S. CHOICE TOP QUALITY BEEF ference here last night oh law enforcement and securi­ NEW YORK ty. During the conference, his Second Nuclear Bomb unmarked state police car, containing a loaded .32 cali­ ber revolver and a .30 cali­ "VALUE ber U.S. Army carbine with WAY 100 rounds of ammunition, lb was stolen from a nearby J e t ihsL w iH v CL TRIMMED" parking garage. U.S. Reports MOST State Police said the ga­ rage required that keys be left in the Ignition to allow Newest Blast the car to be moved if nec­ essary. They said keys to the trunk, where the arms Was Expected were stored, were not in the p in sh w i& L car. WASHINGTON (AP) - - U. S. CHOICE An attendant told Boston police that he saw a youth 'The U.S. government con­ Roast! in a T-shirt drive the car firmed today that Red RUMP from the garage but was un­ China has set off a second MORE FLAVOR and TENDERNESS . . . MORE MEAT to EAT able to stop him. Hiroshima-size atomic ex­ plosion. It renewed a prom­ No imagination is needed to make a chuck roast into a masterpi*c® of ten­ S tE A K ise to support non-nuclear der, flavorful eating pleasure if it’s a U. S. Choice or Premium Pinehurst SMALL, LEAN (BONE-IN) Events roast backed by Pinphuret’s 100% satisfaction guarantee. nations against “ threat of WELL-TRIMMED nuclear blackmail.’’ SMOKED State Department press offi­ BONELESS ECONOMY Bone In . . . Tender In State cer Robert J. McCloskey said the Oommunist CSilneee explod­ L«an s h o u l d e r s ed their second nuclear device BLOCK CHUCK at about 9 o ’clock Eastern Family of Three Standard Time Thursday night CHUCK POT ROAST Lean Roast at their test site at Lop Not in L b . 3 7 C \ GRADE A — TENDER GROWN — PLUMP western China. Killed by Smoke The U.S. announcement fol­ lowed a Peking radio broadcast CHICKEN In Old Greenwich which reported the second nu­ Clinging to cables 260 feet above the New York Haroor, rrederick Korn, 21, clear test and described tt as a threatens to jump from the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge. Two New York police­ OLD GREENWICH success. men pulled him to safety after he clung there 95 minutes. (AP Photofax.) McCloskey sold the No, 3 ROAH (AP)—A family of three BREASTS Queen Elizabeth 11 welcomes Mrs. John F. Kennedy to- Runnymede for the atomic shot, as detected by U.S. —an insurance executive, monitors, appeared to be about First Would-Be Jumper his wife and daughter— dedication of the memorial to President Kennedy. The Kennedy children, John, the same size as the 20-kiloton Volpe Submits died of suffocation today in 4, and Caroline, 7, are with their mother. (AP Photofax.) explosion the Chinese originated CHICKEN last Oct. 16 —or “ poettbly a COME TO nNEHURST FOR FRESHLY GROUND CHUCK OR ROUND STEAK a fashionable section of little larger.” Record Budget Old Greenwich. The Peking announcement Bachelor Saved The victims were William had been greeted here with no Imperial Boneless Chuck BOSTON (AP)—Gov. John A. Bainbridge, 41, his wife Barbara surprise. (m Groceries at Pinehurst LEGS Volpe has submitted a record and their daughter Constance, Kennedy Memorial Sen. John J. Sparkman, D- 158 million capital outlay bud- 22. Ale., acting chairman of tha Oven Roast o 9 ^ set to the legislature, and said Fire Chief William H. Dawson Senate Foreign Reis/tiions Com­ (GENUINE PARTS—NOT QUARTERS) From New Bridge more than half of the state's estimated the damage at $70,000. mittee sold tt “ adds a Uttls HAWAHAN red PUNCH buildings are in fair to poor Police said Bainbridge, an ex­ more bleakness to the world.” - SAVOY CHUCK condition. ecutive with the Equitable Life NEW YORK (A P )— An unemirfoyed young bachelor The test had been eiqiected IMPORTED U A AJ The largest single category Assurance Oo. In New York, his eince Feb. 14, four months after OVEN or POT ROAST from Brooklyn perched for 96 minutes on an outer was education, with $40 mil­ wife and daughter suffocated In Dedicated by Queen the detonation of Red China's FULLY COOKED n M IV I SLICED TO ORDER (Boiled Ham Style) 3 O O c Lb. b ^ m of the world’s largest suspension bridge early to­ lion, of which $17 million was the blaze that tore through the first nuclear device. At tiiot allocated to the' University of > -«tory frame house on Oove BONELESS lb. day, threatening to jump 260 feet into New York Har­ 2 4 RUNNYMEDE, England^^nd Edward M. Kennedy, and-^foof America by tiie people of time the State Depaitment said, Massachusetts. Road, near Long Island Sound. without dlscloeiiig the aouroie o t DEL’S MEW bor. "IVo patrrtmen finally pulled him off. two of his sisters, Mrs. Stephen Britain in memory of John F, "BIG BUY OF THE WEEK" In a massage accompanying Officiate n id the three victims (AP) — On the hallowed its Informeitlen, ttiat tt had rea­ Hie man, identified as Fred-1c the budget requests, Volpe said Smith and Mrs. Peter Laivford. Kennedy, president of tha Unit' ORANGE DRINK 10c Barbecue Favorifes apparently were awakened by fields of Magna Carta, The queen invited Mrs. Ken- ed States 1961-43, died by an son to beheve pcepo rationa ftsr a SWEET arick Korn, 21. w u taken to police harbor patrol launch Thuraday the Government Cen­ smoke but were quickly over shot ■were under way. The ftott (CTease Refrigerate) quart oartoa DELUXE BONELESS IMPERIAL 3Dngs County Heoptal ta Bnook- spread a net below. Kom, Two Queen Elizabeth II with neidy and other members of the assassin's hand, 22 Novsmber LIFE ter Commission is seeking $7.7 come. ELBERTA PEACHES Sliced or Halves 3 For 88c -Ijm to t observation. police emergency crews and the Mrs. John Kennedy at her family to Windsor Castle for tea 1963.” (See Fage Tea) gHURFINE TOMATO JUICE-8, 46 oz. cans 89c CHUCK STEAK...... lb.99c Coast Guard also were on hand. (Boo Page Ten) A neighbor, Da-vld S. Otlldns, after the ceremony.. Then follows this quotation Police Sgt. William Kennedy, smelled smoke and spotted the side today dedicated Brit- (this was a great favorite all last summer) a priest and Korn's fa­ The memorial Is a seven-ton from Kennedy’s Inaugural ad­ iveinr SMdw w c h e e r ...... deal peude H e blaze from his window. His wife ains memorial to the late block of Portland stone on a dress; BUMBLE BEE ttier. Nathan, who arrived later, telei^oned the fire department. Bomb Threat Deluxt Barbecue Ribs, lean short ribs for bar­ kept up a banter of conversation American president. granite base, a .paved terrace “ Let every nation know whe­ 0 A>¥ EOCO • •••••»«••••••»,•• 8 for 90e Calkins said it looked os if ther It wishes us well or ill that becuing or baking lb. 79c. with Wm until officers were It was a sultry, sunny day, the and two stone seats, surrounded m n U lB WAX fA M R ...... 4 for Me WHITE MEAT TUNA (Solid Pack) 3 ^ * 1 able to pull him from the new the lire had been raging for hottest May day since 1953. by an acre of the meadow be­ we shall pay any price, bear Marks Indiana VERT TENDER Verrazano Narrows Bridge. Mayor of 10 Days about An hour by the time the The solemn ceremonies un­ side the Thames River 21 miles any burden, meet any hardship, h Xl l m a n n ’b His was the first such threat fire department was notified. folded only a short distance southwest of London. support any friend o r oppose Teacher Strike Mince the bridge opened laM Firemqn placed the blaze under from the spot where Magna It is one of BritcUn's most hal­ any foe in order to assure the Sknifine Frozen Orange Juice SHOULDER STEAK...... lb. 59c control about 30 minutes ^ e r Carta, with its precious liber­ survival and success of Uberty.” (For All Your Summi Stlads) Nov. 21. lowed sites, for it was there on SOUTH BOND, Ind. (AP) — MAYONNAISE Qt. they arrived, and entered the ties, was signed 760 years ago. June 15, 1215, that the barons of The caretaker at Runnym^e FRESH PORK SPARERIBS Kennedy and the priest, who Dies in Naugatuck dwelling. The bodies of the vic­ DELICIOUS declined Identity, engaged Kom With (he queen's dedication, Englsmd forced King John to reported earUer this week that Police searched the home ef COUNTRY STYLE SPARERIBS tims were found shortly after­ the rectangular, memorial of hundreds of sightseers had #sit- O O e 01 1 Lb. An conversation for 36 minutes put his seal on the Magna Carta School Supt. Alex Jardlne today TOBIN’S 1st PRIZE SKINLESS ward. Portland stone, and some of the —the great charter — which ed the memorial in advance of (Quarters) before he gave them a telephone NAUGA'TUCK (A P )— ^Thomas F. Rowley, 43, a alter an anonymous caller FRANKFURTERS IMPERIAL MARGARINE i L Pkgs. number where his father could The blaze broke out ait about historic ground immediately laid a Uon for the security of its dedication and “ a lot of them Democrat who became mayor of Naugatuck 10 days around it, became American were disappointed — they ex­ threatened to "bJow tt up” if ha GRO'TE & WEIGEL FRANKS SUNSWEET be reached. 3 a.m. Flames spouted about 60 Englitti political and personal ago after scoring an upset victory, died today in his feet above the roof. property. liberty. pected something Wggor.” fh»d the city’s striking teach­ When Kom Ignored his fa­ But architect Geoffrey Jelll- ers. ther's plea not to do “ anything home. They were the rift of the Brit­ Carved on the face of the Sdve On Groceries A t PJnehursf PRUNE JUICE Qt. B ot He defeated the Incumbent, executive. The community and Arrested in Holdup ish people to millions of whom coe, who designed the memori­ No explosive was found. foolish," emergency squad pa- memorial block are these al, said he expected that. Republican Joseph Raytkwich, the state have suffered a severe Kennedy was a revered figure, Jerdhie mrH 'Wtth attorneys to FOB THE LAUNDRY Jgolmcn George Sica and EJric HARTFORD (AP) — Three words: “ I avoided the built-up m em o issue notifications to each of the Ol-en secured themselves with by 47 votes. Naugatuck has a loss. . .’’ men were arrested today on symbolizing a young and ■vigor­ “ This acre of English ground pcqndaUon of about 21,000. Rowley, -who ■won his first race ous America. was given to' the United States (Sea Page Eight) 340 striking teachers that their Jfopes and edged out on the charges involving the holdup of contracts hwd been terminated. 3 Lb. Box Rowley leaves his widow, for office, was employed 'as a a Gtestonbury r^aurant. The President’s widow and his gelid Pack In Oil CANS DASH WASHING DETERGENT wind-tossed, two-foot beam that Despite his edict that tbs SHURFEVE White Tuna 4 qxtends 15 feet over the water. EJster, and three cWldren. steward at the Naugatuck Police said eight customers two children, Caroline, 7, and 99 FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ' r John F. Jr. 4, came to Britain to teachers retiim to their class­ A medioal examiner said that At the same time, the elder I(nights of Columbus Club, and were in the Bucks Comer cause of death was a heart seiz­ prior to that by the U.S. Rubber attend the ceremony. So did his rooms or be fired, members of How Um children love HOODS FRESH MILK when K om was telling Ids son that he the American Federation of •erved as .^milk with Big Shot tu* NeeUs’a ure. Rowley had been a diabetic Co. (See Page Ten) brothers. Senators Robert F. Particular About Flavor? REYNOLDS ALUMINUM FOIL 25 F t Roll /was disappointing his mother and had been treated for a heart Teattiera, AFL-CIO, voted again Chocolaie. mnd causing her anguish. Young At Naugatuck High School, State House Leaders MOM’S TIME SAVER ailment. Rowley 'was the star catcher this moniing to contlHue their And do like your “cold cuts’’ freshly sliced? Come Jtorn broke Into tears and cov­ Gov. John N. Dempsey said boycott. '4c. ered his face with his hand. Sica the baseball team. One of the BIG SHOT CHOCOUTE (»9c to our service meat counter and buy Tobin’s First today he was “ deeply shocked’’ ace pHchers at the time was “ It ie no longer a question of STA-FLO LIQUID STARCH Vi Gal. threw tfie around him and by Rowley’s sudden death. salary and money,” said Georga Prize Lebanon Bologna, Large and Small Bologna, 35c. Olsen pulled him away from a Frank (Spec) Shea, who later Rebel over Pensions 4 lb. Nestles Q u ick...... 99e “ It is esp ^ a lly tragic," went on to the New York ^Yan- T. Bull, president of the teach­ New England (pressed) Ham, Mother Goose Liver- eable he was grasping. ers union local. “ It is a question Keebler Town House Nabisco Swiss Dempsey said, “ that his death kees and Wa/^ington Senators. HARTFORD (A P )— Some members of the House are This family 4 lb. size of Nestle’s Chocolate Quick wurst, Cooked Salami and by all means try at A Police said Kom, using tele­ occurred when he 'was at the of the rlgltt to negotiate and dis­ Crackers .. 16 oa. pkg. '39e R o lls -----7)4 o*. pkg. 4Dc Rowley's death left open the in revolt. They’re afraid that their leaders may tor­ is too large for all except families buying Hoods least a Im f pound of freshly, sliced TAVERN phones on the bridge, .phoned very beginning of 'What I believe question of who will succeed him cuss wtth the school board.’* pedo a proposal to give them pensions. He called the school board’d milk in the gallon jug or carton. Hoods milk in the LOAF 1 / 2 lb. 60c. Our ftieat men will gladly give Piem twice and told them he would have been an outstanding was going to Jump. House Speaker J. Tyler Pat-<®>------labor-management poUciee “ un­ gallon glass is an everyday Pinehurst value at 69c you a tasting sample of Tavern Loaf or any cold career as Naugatuck’s chief. (See Page Ten) ‘ When Kennedy got there, terson said Thursday that the quorum present and ■voting. democratic and un-American.” and the $1.49 size Quick at this week’s special cut. CRISP R om had climbed a four-foot rebels have oversimplified the When the count on the first Two votos this morning, tha price of 99c is the best buy of the w e ^ . vail and crawled out on the issue, and that the leadership Judge tallied two less than a first by voice and the second by NEW:. DEUCIOU$ fcdge some feet west of the I was only considering delaying secret paper ballot, showed 349- CHECK and you will find that you pay the same 100 quorum, Majority Leader Louis CRUNCHY •ridge's Brooklyn tower. Kom Better Life Sought I action on pensions until the 1947 J. Padula was on his feet before 1 and 322-13 votes, respectively price for NABISCO cookies wherever you buy Particular Abauf Freshness? MANDARIN told him he was unemployed, session. the vote could be announced. to stay in session! them . . . BUT T A ST E . . . and you will find cookies a Kennedy said: "H ^y don’t He said the delay would give Patterson recognized Padula, Police were called to the Jar- fresher at Pinehurst. ' COME TO PINEHURST for Chuck or 3 in I you come down and I'll get you Modern-Day Pioneer Group time for a special subcommitte, then helped out when he seemed dine home after the mpette- CELERY I Job." preferably made up of young unsure what to say. tendent’s wife received the tela- Your children will enjoy Nabisco Twirls, Oreos or blend of freshly ground Pork, Beef and Veal "Keep away from me," Kom legislators, to draw up a care­ “ Was the majority leaer ~ the new Carmel Logs “Hoorays” . . : 49c pkg. and plied. Has 20th Clentury Trouble fully studied proposal 'With the about to request a 16 - minute (See Page Tea) •, the adults will go for Nabisco Home Style Fudge . . . Round Steak Ground . . . Lamb Paftias tlM teiHW moments, a assistance of actuaries. recees?” Pattereon asked. Rings or Cinnamon Rings at 39c. . . . Home style Sausage. HEARTS “ We simply want this legisla­ “ Yes, Mr. Speaker, that was V DODGE CITY, Kan. (AP)— A tattered group of ture to go out in a proper way Just 'What I had In mind,” modern-day pioneers— five adults and eight children— and go home without doing any­ Padula answered. thing to be ashamed of," Patter­ Patterson sent the aergeant- Bulletins Save On Groceries A t Pinehurst UNplequests are making their way north across the United States son said. at-arme to round up legittators determined to find a better, life in Canada. Leas than one-third of the total still in the corridors, and order­ Their trip is fraught with p«r-<»------:------rnembership was present when Native Fresh ed the rest to remain in the BUDGET WORK Cease-Fire tl, such as Juvenile offlqprs who “ I . Jumped them about the the House sessiem opened today. House until excused. CHOCK FULL ’0 TVUTS that heavenly wonder why tile children aren't kids not being in school,’’ Abbey But after about an hour a quor- “ This is no 'Way to conduct the WASHINGTON (AP) — was reached as members Coffee in school, townepeopte who coh- sold, ‘ "niey were kind of rude business of the state of Con­ President JoIuuob has started 89f aider them ponhandlefe, a ^ wandered into the House. necticut,” PatterscHi told tha spadewark on n 1987 bndgeS Short Cut Tender NATIVE ASPARAGUS In Domingo and eoM the children didn’t youngatera who find them iK have to go tp school. Cunning­ Without the quorum. House laMrmakers. with n eon for pcogranis ad After that, the rebels began EPBCIAL FEATURE PINEHUBST FISH u n it b d n a t io n b , n .y . game for mischief. ham said he didn’t send his leaders had planned to go ahead knngtawtloa and tanwratien Wagon master and originator to change their tactics, casting to deal with complex proh- Fresh filets of HadcTdck and Flounder . . . (AP) — tb * ,U,N. Security kids to school becouM he didn’t 'With all Hmns on the calendar &unctl called unanimously to­ of the trek ie Don Cunningham. believe In tt. ' that could be handled by voice negative votes for the Judges at leoM at bama and to Cunningham, hte wife and their a rate several timM higher than atiengtlMn peace and treo- CELEBY HEABTS 25c Fresh Mackerel . . . FRESH SWORDFISH . . . ASPARAGUS day for a ceaas-flrs in the Do­ “ He said they were going'to ■vote. 'Ihis business could be ac- minican Republic and asked two (diUdren started from Ol- I compUshed as long as no one in normal. dem hi the world. Johnson Conn. River fresh boned SHAD . . ^ else ney, Tex., on Feb. 17. A* Oor- Canada where they couod do u When one Judge drew 57 pat the Cabinet to work on . via# Ripenvrod Tomatoe* . . . Criap Cuoumban Aecretary-General U Hiant to ncy. they damn pleaMd; that they the house rose and ashed frozen sword. send a personal representative dell, OKte., they were Joined by whether a quorum was present. nayk” , another SO and another the bndget for the flaoal Iceberg and Boated Lattuoe Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Freeman of were getting tired of being 45 I^eraon and Padula decided ysnr ending June SO, 1007 aS 1 UK fp the strife-tom country. puttied around.’ ’ But by noon, as House mem­ Come to Pinehurst service meat counter for the'^ c-'His vote esme Immediately Iowa Pork, Tex., and their six bers trickled in, a roH caM was to qiiH for the day, and ad­ a White House wiesthig Abbey said one of the flrtt journed the House with 21 freshest NEW ENGLAND CHICKENS .... Fryers Mter Jordan, _ Ivory Coast and chUdten. and at Lone WoV, taken and it showed that 178 Thnrsday. Cengreea allll la BUNCH Okie., a bachelor named Nor­ questiona be w u asked by the Judgtii left to be acted upon. SUMMEB SQUASH TSc lb. ■alayalaEynA lald>II the proposal be men w u if they were .going to members were prseent—more wurhteg on the 1000 hudgeO. . . . Roasters . . . Broilers . . . Chicken Parts. man Dougherty hitched m>. After adjoununent, Psittersoh And the govemezeatt stin Is I ttjs U-nation ootmoU, w‘ which ■ be arruted. than a quorum. ‘ uremt Ttwy ore traveling in two cov­ sSM the le x e rs hays bssn wor­ operating under the lOOd bean eaUM into “ I asM no, that I would Just Senate Majority Leader Louis ried about the pension propo­ deal with the latest vlo- ered wagons, makeshift affolm make opt a report,” Abbey sidd. J. Gladstone said th,e Democrats budget, wItti six naora wosho fence in the Dominican-Repub- witti automobile wheels. With sals. “ It’a ao secret that this to go. "At tlMit they started packing have taken no firm position on has been a relatively hot Issue STEAKS FOR THE DISCRIMINATING . . . r I tfwm to a smell menage — two the pension plan, but may go FOR DELIVERY-^AU. 643-8059 te a m of horses, a mule, some up and 15 minutes latei they with a growing volume of steam _____ QGid he Intended to WM*e gone." along 'With the RapubUcan pro­ PLANES GBASH Our meat manager starts the barbecue season off with specially aged U. S. choice quality loins ^to bve quickly to carry out the goals, chickens and doge. They behind tt,” be said. Cunningham told Abbey some posal. Patterson said the teadera aro OABFOBUI, N. J. (A P I- give you steaks of unusual quality. "ate. He added that he ex­ nope the animate wlU qualify children threw cherry bombs at tbm to homeotood nsor Me- “We’re looking at tt with in- aympathetic both to the pentton Two elaglo full ooopertiton from all the wagons and o c a i^ the live­ te/rest,” Qtadstont sold. Buy a Sirloin foe the l^rge fam ily. . . boneless Club or individual Debnonice Steaks with'oidy'B tt*y Bridgp, B.C. They travol about pten and ptopoaote for a lagia- 30 m06a a day. stock ^ W dand, Kan. On the Rap. Garold 8. Spiegel, R- hitive pay rote# ottaotlva «t » a -fadV . one H bone for individual servings . . ^ ^ lajon was esUed at tha side of me wagona, Abbey sold, 1 A rttKttor oaugliit: 19 with TktimbuU, denied he was the next sestton. ' n^sMy ■ ' tha M W Oemlnlean childish hands had uttered crude leader cf the House revolt, but thi sitir nlew^hite n |«rt idilob declared thAt them .WWMon D olgtat and Jot- Tha present propoogl wo«M. Fer^houM '^th enly a s l^ d w bone and a very large-tenderloin in each juicy steak. Bny’ yeup more, Kdn. and suggeotive miaapeUings of soldi double the Isglslatora’ cunrent to Loir ^ ullK 01 OM Domingo' faced inunedt- Ashland and Dodge Otty. pinna wnn Mlten j Thn ethte steaks at the service counter. . . call Chaiies or Henry for spedal thickness cuts to be ready when risk ot deatruotton. The re- ‘T m rood at the whola s tW “ We’rs ls(tii« ttw IsoderslUp. $3,500 a bisomum soloky- xtok- you calL . r ...... • ,. . ... bl r ^ m e asked for the peraon- of K ansu.’’ sold Ounningtiani. "The men mre .in their iMIs, know something shouM be done ipg tt $3,500 a year. The - Intervantlbn of the Mcretary- ^Tve been, mistreated ouTtha wearing full, bushy: b e o W . Footwear for a Lifetime in the {leM of le ^ to liv e pen srs. bowsvsr, ora ooaaldsitiig iFAA.' ttae I’vs boon in fCitisaa. r A wastofn hats and 'Wge Jeaha,” •tona.” : ' on Incrsosa “ mora modast by on Abbey said. Ht oddod that Oun- Tyler III of Midland, Tex., a high itehool sw- good deal.” M t s n o o sold. K f l e o M r W gainc tb talk to anyone hsM m k IX o ^ n a ' SUl' STORE OF MA more.’* -4 nbiglwn W wsA - W tte far, lo(d|8 over the footwear he’s worn ih^his life- Fottanoo oal* 4ho- - te teifiNna he wogMi^ . . toualiy shout UtTWltmentlS' tinif, {| all,^ there’s 9J| pairs of shoes, b o ^ s^ip- wDuta also sufipHt a bUl t i Pia«*iiwl Grocery Inc. ■ Xhpteis- “ Jifia tram the booties (lower faft)tbe dis. ..ay :*l ‘ iiM HXft- tlialwipital,^ PWn* ^ « • ' zrsi

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Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., F r i d a y , m a y i 4, i 965 rsrPAC® TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY U , 1966 MCI Flight from (Carrier WWHn what seems minutes M6n..Sat 7-9:25 BURNSIDE the jets are back. Child Study Unit Rham Sheinwold on Bridge Happily rriurned to their Papers Forgotten at Table ;Smi. Coot. 2 P.M. ready rornns, the pilots clutch Will Hear Fortin BIRCH TREE SPRAYING \ Fam ilies Fight mugs of not coffee. Sooth dsotar Cause British Political Stir Six Pupils SIMFUB UNBLOOKINO FIAT Unlikely Warriors The ceiling over Thlen Llnh “What Recreational Program Spray year birch trees now to keep tham healthy East-West vulneraUa Dong was 800 feet. Instead of ALLOWS YOU TO MAKE SIAM Can We Look Forward To Thto and free of insects. Now is also the time to p lac e NORTH "getting in and getting out” as LONDON (AP) — Hbuslng^cizes the previotu government I Are Cited at A A842 Summer?” la the subject of a your order for shade tree spraying. Ghetto Instead of Negro By ALFRED SIlElNWOLD KP they had planned, it took three Mlntoter Richard Croaoman for socuriity lapses, one of his Q973 Bomb Viet Target passes to get a gixid bomb run. senior ministers should- lea-ve A simple tmbkKklng play, 0 K1 talk Town Recreation Program dined tn a London Reriaurant "One Httle rainstorm” had set­ cabinet documents in a public FOR ALL YOUR TREE PROILEMS... CAU High School never mode by the average ■ J109 Director Wally Fortin will gl've Tuaeday night 86 houra after the CBOOKQO (AJP)—A pl«uant« "Wc aa.w (he haixlwrtting on<^

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Rctaert Bleller, safety and flre- the vfce-prealdeney. He has been Hebron and any frlaoda tnUrastad ar# manahlp; Thomas Cone, fire- Denu>crat8 Pick a member of the association for tnvRed. Public Records MANCHESTER Legislative Action No Evidence manahip; Robert Dixon, safety about four years and is treas­ Smorgasbord Sot and flremansbip; William Ed­ Officer Slate urer of the Bolton Democratic Miss Hammond Another word about that Warrantee Deeds Of Attack wards, flremanahip; Thomas town committee. unorgasibord, apoasored by the Janda Enteirnlsea Iho. to EUason, flrat aid. ^For the County Androlevich is active in many Nominated for Oongregatlonal Women'a Fel- Daniel W. Durant and Marilyn Both Parties Agree Also, DavM Grondin, cltlaen- local and area organizations. He lowmtp, to take place May 2% T. Durant, property at 33 Kane shlp in the home; David Hawes, is treasurer of the Bolton vol­ Be aure to got reservations, as On Freighter william F. Androlevich of English Award Rd. reading; Roy Johnson, camp­ unteer fire department and St. there vdll he no tickets sold at G. Robert Oavedon and Mary Lumber ing and citizenship in the com­ ToIIaivd Rd., Bolton, was elect­ Maurice Church Holy Name So­ the door, The event Is becom­ K. ISavedon to Warren K. Tice On New Judgeships MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — The munity; Gregory Johnson, cit­ ed president of the Tolland ciety, a town constable, Justice Mtos Martha Hammond, ing more popular every year, Jr. and Jean C. Tice, property INC. m A ■ SMILING ^ Jk SERVICE Ooaat Guard tailed to find any izenship in the home, coin col­ County Democratic Association of the peace and on the board youngest daughter of Mr. and and it is hopM that more food at 63 Constance Dr. lecting, stamp collecting and loving people win help awell HARTIfORD (AR) —^Democra-' evidenoa of an attack on a at the annual' meeting of the of directors of the Bolton Out­ Mra. WRliam W. Hammond, of Victor Pyka and Frances C. fNevf Britain, 163-28; MlMon E. woodwork; Jonathan Kimball, ing Club. the ranks this year. Pyka to Francisco R FralHcol- tic and Republican leaders have Reinhard Jr., Bridgeport, 118-57, freis^iter repoortiad on the Cuban personal fitness and soil and association last night In Tol­ Androlevich is a member of Church St. has been nominated On May 23 baptiams wiH ^ agreed that 11 new jiklges should land. ardi and Carole M. Fralliocardi, John M. Alexander, Windsor, short wave radio Thursday water conservation; L a r r y VFW Poet 254 of Hartford, the for the annual Achievement take place at the First Congre­ be added to the stata courts, 130-45; Lester H. Aarohson, New Walter Blelecki of Tolland property at 104 Irving St Knight, citizenship In the home, Lithuanian Citizens Club of Award Program, sponsored by gational Church. Anyone w ill­ Charles Pontlcelli to K C A bill to establish the hew Haven, 142-28; Nicholas F. Arm- Ttia report, aald the coin collecting and scholarship; was elected vice-president. Miss Hartford, Bolton Grange and ing to have a child baptized at BILLY PENN judgesMps as-w ell as provide mentano, Stafford Springs, 145- trelgtater aunk, came from a the National CouncH of Teach­ Construction Co. Inc., property Richard Knight, music. the Vernon Square Dancers. ers of English. Miss Hammond that time is asked to inform off Parker St pay raisee for judges, the gov­ 29; and Douglass B. Wright, man epeaking American-accent­ Also, Richard Lewis, citizen­ Refreshments were provided the Rev. John N. Cross, pas­ OUTDOOR ernor and all elected state offl- Weet Hartford, 124-50. ed Spaniah. He aald he aaw the Is a senior at the Regional ISgh First Church of Christ Scien­ ship in the home and home re­ by the Tolland Democratic School. This is the eighth year tor, this week. tist to Thomas J. Crockett, dale was read into the House sUimtah from Ua idiip off the pairs; Alan MacDonald, per­ Women’s Club. Members of the church are Thursday. Cdfaan ooaat and took aboard in which the National Council property off Ashworth St. Brief Items sonal fitness and soil and water informed that Income during Edward J. Holl to ’Ihomaa J. The number of judgeships was three dead and taro wounded. conservation; Theodore Malek, is conducting National Awards HARTFOkD (API—A bill that competition to grant recognition April was $766.23; naming ex­ Crockett, property off Kensing­ HANDY the only major aspect of the bill firemanshlp; Richard Mason, poses, $060.26. provides for a state lottery with A Ooaat Guard plane aearched 12th Circuit to outstanding high school sen­ ton St. which had not been previously the area, 150 milee aoutheaat of safety and firemanshlp; Paul A 4-H Teen Club rally is announced. Agreement on it was four drawings a year has been McAllister, firemanshlp; Rob­ iors for exc^enca in Ihigllsh. Frederick C. Annum and assured of debate in the House. Key Weat tar taro boura. It The writing abilities and knowl­ slated fcT tomorrow, registra­ Abraham M. Elldn to ''Burr HOUSE hammered out in a meriing tailed to ftod any algn of a aunk ert McAllister, Citizenship In Court Cases tion at 4:40 p.m., thS meeting earlier this month of top lead­ Rep. John A. Miscikoskl, D- an ah^ or the 'craft that report' the home; William Mehl, flre­ edge of Utereture on the poit Carlson and Carol D. Carlson, 'Torrington, sponsor of the bill, of nominees are to be judged to be held at the Middlesex S r W ID E ers of both parties, including ad It took aboard the Injured. manahip; Wesley Miles, first property at 173 Spruce St Democratic State Chairman said ’Thursday he had 147 o< the here by local and state oomniittees, County 4-H Camp In Moodus. Quitclaim Deed The man aald be aaw boata aid; D u ^ e Mitchell, citizen­ EAST HARTFORD SESSION John M. Bailey and Republican 148 needed to petition the bill Harry Leister, 45, of no cer­ winners to be announced In De­ All teen-agers are invited. There Joseph Fagan and Dorothy 36" DEEP attack the freighter, but he waa ship In the home. wrfll 1»e recreation, box lunch State Chairman A. Searlc Fin­ out of toe General Law Commit­ vague on the details. He also Also, Stephen Neill, flremnn- tain address, was given a 10- cember. A. Fagan to Joseph Rodrigues ney. tee. He said he would obtain day jail term at the Hartford Winners’ names will be sent auction and soclaL Dr. Joe^h and Dorothy Alice Rodrigues, oontradicted himself several ship; Thomas Panciera, fineman- D. Burroughs, professor and ex­ 72" H IG H Under the bill, one judge more signatures from legisla­ time* while land-based control shlp; Gary Peters, first aid end State Jail for Intoxication. He to every United Statea OoHega property at 41 Green Rd. ' tors who have been absent from and University director of ad­ tension specialist In human de­ would be added to the ■State Su­ points In Cuba tried to find out cooking; Duncan Potter, print­ was arrested yesterday evening Marriage Licenses preme Court of Errors, eight to the Capitol. at the rear of a Pearl St. resi­ missions, and English Depart­ velopment and human relations William Boyle Sherman, 41 Regular 59.95 what happened. ing; David Seavey, cltlzeiWhip at the University o f Massachu­ the Superior Court and two to Miscikoskl said toe bill would in the home; Bruce Selwitz dence. ment chairman, recommending Hyde St, and Jean Ann Chase, the Court of Common Pleas. raise an estimated $25 milHon a None of the prambroiA snU that these students be consid­ setts, will be guest speaker. His 4 Pearl St. Oaatro g r o t^ In Miami said firemanshlp; Jeffrey Soule, citi­ subject will be 'Teen Age Mor­ The Supreme Court of Errors biennium which could be used ered for scholarship assistance. Robert Darr King, Talcott- SALE PRICE to finance state edueation pro­ they k n ^ of any forays against zenship in the home; Steven Napoleon Feared als and Conduct.” Every one tww has five justices. ’Ihe addi­ Cuba. Spencer, cooking; Robert Tay­ Gown Parade Set ville, and Charmaine Apel, 427 tion of a sixth will free the chief grams. very An interesting e v e n t is attending should bring an .at­ Main S t lor, fii'emanship. CAP HAJTIEaJ, H A m —The tractively wrapped box limch justice to devote more time to Also, Kenneth Uppllng, citi­ scheduled for tonight at 7:30 hl.s responeiibUity for general HARTFORD (AP)—A WH pro­ Citadel, on a mountain a two- sponsored by the Hebron First for the auction and 25 to 50 zenship in the home; Wallace hour climb ai)ove Cap Haitlen, Job Help Extended aupervision of the state’s judi­ moting toe Bureau of Vocational Congregational Women’e Fel­ cents to pay for lunch. RehaMUtation to a division in special Whiting, citizenship in the home William F. Androlevich ■took 200,000 iTiieTi 13 years to Beverage will be furnished. cial system. B O Y SCOUT and electricity; Roger Wilson, lowship. It will be a parade of Ex-governors would receive a the State Department of Blduca- fortify. It waa design^ed early wedding gowns for mothers WASHLNG’TON _ Federal reading and camping; David Ruth Ventura of Vernon was in the 19th century as a de­ and state governments s|>ent pen.slon for the first time, draw­ tlon has been sent to toe Senate. Notes and News elected secretary and William and daughters. Some of these Manchester/' Evening Herald ’The House passed it Thursday. Wolfram, citizenship in the home fense against Napoleon and was H e b r o n oonespondent. Miss $140 mQUan in fiscal 1964 to re- ing $10,000 a year at 66 if they reasons and coin ocfilecting; and Robert Luddecke of Vernon, treasurer. gowns to be displayed will have served at least one full so raggedly built that 15,000 I date back to 1800. Other arti­ Sussn B. Pendleton, triephone habiUtate nearly 120,000 handi­ Yules, c- Also, chief justice of the Su­ at Alan Baxter, Gary Kirkham, WIRE FENCE preme Court of Errors, $22,500 HARTFORD (AP)—Towns can Keimeth Knight, John Lawler, volved in a colMsion at Center 1 TOLI^ND TPKE. and Cooper Sts. last rvighf were GARDEN 6 STYLES to $30,000; a.ssociate justices, olXaln a refund on motor fuel Robert Magnano, Robert Mc­ taken to Manchester Memoriai MANCHESTER-VERNON $21,500 to $29,000; superior court taxes paid to toe state for mu­ Neill, John MiniUck, Nell New­ Hospital for treatment and ob­ judges. $21,000 to $27,500; com­ nicipal apparatus used in toe Burton’s man, Roy Parks, Walter Prowa, servation. The two, John J. Gi- CENTER TOWN LINE mon pleas judges,. $17,000 to construction, maintenance and Dendel Sturtevant end Maurice $22,500; juvenile court jtidges, repair of streets under a bill eraa, 19, and Thema M. Young, 649-2623 WiDey. both from East Hartford, are INC. $15,000 to $17,500; and circuit pa.ssed by the Senate Thursday. The new aaaistant scoutmas­ VITTNER’S The House passed the bill earli­ presently in the special care court judges, $15,000 to $17,500. / ters conducted the remainder of unit at the hospital, but hospi­ PATIO Other officials slated for rais­ er in the se^on. the court after receiving their tal auUuritiee say that neither is es would be the five workmen's badges. in serious condition. OPEN compensation commissioners, HARTTCRD (AP)—The House Badges of office were awarded According to ptolice, Gieras PANEL from $15,000 to $17,500. has pissed a resolution asking to the following scouts: waa westbound on Ceriter St. toe U.S. Congress to call a con- Assistant patrol leaders: Da­ and slowing for a left turn Into stttuttonal convention to adopt vid Anthony, Scott Johnson, 7 i n n r 4* Wid* 8' Hlqh Judges Approved an simendment that would per­ Cooper St. when he was struck HARTFORD (AP)—The Houae Larry Knight, Jeffrey Soule, from behind by the Young auto­ mit states to base one of toeir Robert McAUiater, Paul Oron- SUMMER and approved and sent to the Senate legislative houses on factota oth­ mobile, which had app€irently din and Wallace Whiting. DAYS Thursday the nominatione of 11 er than poputatian. pulled to the left to pass a car more CircuK Court judges up Patrol leaders: Kurt Bogli, in the right hand lone. The im­ S' Wide 8' High After an hotu-’s debate ThuT» DAILY for reappointmenL Eleven were Paul Gustafson, Gregory John­ pact of the collision shoved the day that foltowed party lines', ston, Duane Mitchell, David 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. approved Wednesday. toe resolution cleared toe Re- Gieraa car more than 30 feet (jonfirmed by the House Saawey, I.auienoe Willey and forward and onto the sidewalk. SAT. & SUN. pubUcan-controUed House by a it's the David Wolftam. A large quantity of gasoline Thursday were the nominorions vote of 163-71i Jixiior aaaistant aooutmaa- was splariied onto the road due 8 AM. to 6 P.M. of judges Ervlng Pruyn, Cole- ' Although toe Deonooratlc Sen­ tara: Stephen Cone, DavM Dix­ brook, 147-24; Boleslaua J. Mon-, ate Conunittee on Federal and to a ruptured gas tank, motivat­ SLATE kiewicz, New Britain, 135 - 40; greatest on, Thomas ESlaaon, George ing a passer-by to pull a nearby Intergovernmental . Relations pull the big switch...... Ociaa IMiaitln Haberem, Doug­ Yale Matzkin. Waterbuiy, 1S9-, gave toe resolution a favorable fire alarm box. A fire crew from 37; Harold M. Missal, Bristol, las Hartln, Stephen Joyner, the Town Fire Department ar­ HARDY r^x>rt. It apparently took the FLOWERING CRABAPPLE FLAGSTONE 144 - 28; Francis J. O’Brien, Action without consulting the suit most wanted . .. guaranteed to bleed. . ■ Weaftay MUea, Brian Newman rived minutes later and effici­ with our instant hairstyles Meriden, 144-31; Max Reicher, Democratic leadership. and M m Ostrout. ently removed the hazard. Both 12" * 18" — ■■■ 7,., Star scouts: Gregory John­ vehicles were extensively dam­ NORTHERN value reversible Indian MADRAS parka ston, lia n y Knight, Dean La- aged and were towed away. Po­ G 4 and R 5 Ooe, Duncan Potter, Wallace lice have TMt yet made any ar­ TREES Whkhgg and Douglas WiQey. PRIVET Southern Governors Launch rests pending further investiga­ 5-6 Ft. 6-8 F t 8-10 F t ^ o -li F t Change your hairstyle in a matter of seconds ever!!! lAta aoouts: Wesley Miles and tion. $11 Stephen Spencer. PoHce also investigated a mi­ JOHNS MANYILLE Attack on School Bias Law with our designer hairpieces with flowers for Aferit badges: David Ait- nor accident at W. Center and 10 FOR * 2 ' ° ° $ i y . 9 5 that fresh youthful look. Choose from four ttiony, dttaenebto in the home McKee Sts. yesterday Involving $ 1 4 INSULATION styles— beehive, bun, figure 8 and pony From the mad world of Madras comes this and neadhig; Stephen Arm- Abner N. Adler, 64, of West : ATLANTA. Ga. (AP) — ed to help his political standing marvelous parka! Madras reverses to faded I ta tiw home; tail. Made of long lasting Dynel. Hartford, and Herbert A. Tyler, 100 FOR $ ^g0 0 Southern governors, in a new in his own state which went Re­ blue denim. From Langtry Ltd., this parka camping; 26, of 6S Seaman Circle. BEAUTIFUL TREES—PINK, RED, WHITE—MANY IN BLOOM display of solidarity. are publican in toe face of his cam­ is guaranteed to bleed! Sizes S, M, L. paign for President Johnson. mounting a concerted attack on In this connection is the ques­ ORANGEBURG the federal school desegregation tion of whether Sanders will try PINK requirements under toe 1064 to unseat toe Sen. Richard B. PIPE Civil Rights Act. Russell next year. There has ENGLISH HOLLY been a lot of talk about this. ROSE At stake are miUione of dol­ Sanders has kept his plana to FLOWERING lars in federal funds. School 2-3 FOOT PLANTS himself. systems whose desegregation One of toe significant aspects ALMOND m MALE and FEMALE PLANTS - plans are rejected will lose toeir of tIsR governors' meeting was BUSHES federal money. . toe lack of defiant utterances SAKRETE Setting up the *attack on the from any perUclpanL ’Their latest feder^ interpretation in a carefully woroed statement, in RED REG. meeting here last Sunday were fact, had toe effect of putting all GROUND X c Sand Mix Govs. Carl E. Sanders of Geor­ the governors on record for gia, George C. Wallace of Ala­ compliance with toe law and FOIL 9 ^1.19 bama, Albertis S. Harrison of court decisions. COVERS Braval Mix Virginia, Paul B. Johnson Jr. of ’"The Intent of our meeting,” Mississippi, Robert McNair pf the statement said, "is not to JAPANESE HOLLY South (jt^ ln a and Orval Fau- avoid responaibBity which we GOLD REG. Martar Mix bus of Arkansas. have under toe law. A federal ILEX CONVEXIA 4 9 They were supported by three agency has no more right to PERENNIALS other governors in absentia, extend the law or any court de­ FOIL ♦1.89 Play Sand ,Dan K. Moore of North (Caroli­ cision than has any group or na, Haydon Bums of Florida. individual to defy toe law or any I and John McKeitoen of Louusf- court decision.” 18 to 24" HYI. TEA Black Tap Patch lOna. ROCK GARDEN FLORIBUNDA A primary purpose sL -tin OTHERS at $lS0 and iip .meeting was to get toeir con- Parents Shown THESE ARE EXTRA NICE PLANTS gresemen directly Involved In PLANTS the tough political problems and practical difficulties of the ral- Youths’ Arsenal mg from the Depeutment of HOMASOTE Health, Education and Welfare. LYNN, Mass. (AP)—A Lynn Scheduled next Tuesday In VIBURNUM M A N Y SIZES police officer who has some ANNUAL SHADE Washington is a meeting of con- igressmen and governors. sharp criticisms for parents has CARLESI By uniting wHh the congress­ started a collection to show PLANTS men, the governors hope to gain what some youngsters carry as SWEET weapons. Buy Graanfiald* Broadleaf Weed Killer or TREES .•ome softening of toe HEW. rul- SHRUB S. ' The federal agency has Officer James T. Nlland of Greenfield* Liquid Broadleaf Weed and Crab FAST GROWING CEDAR d every school system must toe juvenile bureau showed two Grass Kilferl Get this high-quality 16-gallon VEGETABLE adesegregate at leoM four gradesdisplay cases to a shocked SILVER MAPLE next faH and submit plans for parent-teacher group tola week. hosa-and Lawn Sprayer for only 89^1 CLOSET comi^eto integration and conno- Tliey Included clubs, knives, FRUIT TREES 7-8 Ft 8-10 Ft 10-12 Ft Udatioh of teaching Atafta for razors, belts, chains, a home ) . PLANTS 1967. ^ made sip gtm, blackjacks and LINING Much of what the governors ft cannon that fires bolts and special savings! WITH THE PURCHASE OF APPLE — PEACH — PEAR •4.50 *5.95 ’7.95! 'term "confusion” arises from marbles. their belief tost the pace of de-, Niland noted a club with 20 nails at one end used by a boy our eosy-care GRAPE PLUM — CHERRY ■egregatian would m slower NORWAY MAPLE than HEW decreed. In addition, to hit another ovar toe head. He the state leaders contend HEW sold, ‘”The nails stuck in toe VINES STANDARD SIZE D W ARF TYPE 6-8 Ft 8-10 Ft 10-12 Ft ■exceeded ite legal authority be- kid’s head and we had to wait casual suit .oause toe civil rights law itaelf till he got to toe hospital to •5.95 •8.95 •11.95 provides no minimum require­ take toe Instrument out.” drip^ry dacron CABINETS ment*. Niland added, "■^ i .I’ve come 12-14 F t PoUtiical speculation centered up wdto toe three causes of OR CLEMATIS *on Sanders’ rule os a parlici- jjivenile delinquency. They are t and unofficial chairtnon; adults, automobiles and alco­ •2 3 .9 5 called toS) meeting. But he hol.” ididr so under pressure from He said too many youngsters GERANIUMS «om e of the other governors, it use cars Mrlthout proper super­ BLUEBERRY |was leanwd. ' vision, and parents leave too $ 4 9 5 MANCHESTER , Sanders, a SouQiem moderata much liquor around tos house. 35c-55c-89c CRIMSON 'leader, hod maintained sn 'arm’s lenglh rslaitlonahip with for rain or shine ...... To iWsB4cs dining civil rights trov- Verplanck PTA COME IN AND SAVE! REU or GREEN KING TOes. -He disagreed 'm h Wal­ la ce’s BChDoStouae doorway . To Seat Slate every gal needs (Whil* tupply $ 3 5 - 0 0 ’•tsnd Against desegregaticn. BARBERY FLOWERING MAPLE , Tits Georgia governor had IN C . i: iMocksd a Wallace speech to the TTw VeiptaiMk School PTA a LONDON FOG lOeorgia Legislature loft year, wW hold its final ptseUng o f CENTER ST. .Ynun Sanders took part in tlut tiia school jrssr THiMday at 8 SHRUBS m eontarence here, Dr. Martin pjn. InaAaUaUon o f offlqers, a LAWN JAPANESE .tiutfasr King Jr„ the tntegnnttop. tsdk by Hartford Oouiant car­ 135 PORSYTHIA leader, mM be w u dUmayed 'At at .ItoUlp XitMiMt, gnd ss- om ^ jihe fovemor's, ocoon. taottaM by Ihs ^ school -twiM ORNAMENTS i IRIDAL WREATH RED MAPLE i Sandsn said later, however/ make up the mpgram. "The DutcheeF”-— to be « woman’s HYDRANGEA each BEiCrm iL PtANTB 7 A.M. - 5 P.M. that be stW was detanding “ tM The new offitcers are iUna sU-weather f%write! Enjoy the dashing look VITTNER’S BARDEN OENTER W E I6 E U ^ttlddle ground.” ' He sold the F h ^ Uaanas, prosldsnt; Mrs. ‘ ^ etely wash sind wear in DAILY unspsot of mas# lnte#«tto# to C; ;.

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age was reported to house roofs, requested $5,000 will be used pital receives considerable sup- were Mrs. Erancis Carter, Mrs. Strong Winds store windows, utility lines and UConn Faculty '*THB MARVa OF MAIN STRnT Celebration Set I Iffoetivo April lOfh, ] •RockviUe-V ernon fqr. He added that if the appto- por.t from the conredian Oannjr Roger Curtis, Mrs. Oliver Ford, ■Teen-age Arkansas Jury trees. priaU()n is recommended for In­ Thomas. and Mrs. Julius Hauser. B y Vasa^Lodge TV-Radio Tonight Damage Wichita B7ve persons wera Injured as Irothors clusion In tha budget, the re»- Church Orqop Meets AtMUa Confab Participating trailer bouses toppled. One man sons for the money will be aa- The planning and dxeoutive Ralph Snape of Rockville is Hearing Juvenile Cases was injured by glass whan a n e . an aaaembly leader in the 13th Scandla Lodge, Order of WICHITA, Kan. (AP) A store window blew out. At least leming Sees 3 Mfll&e certalned;' committee df toe Wojnan’s So­ In TV Teach-In Bdvere windstorm Thursday d o s t Also increased Is the town’s ciety of ChrlsUan Service for annual Boston Area Assambly 'Vasa. wiU celebrate its 65th six other persons were hurt, in I win Soturdoys for Methodist Men scheduled HOT SPRINGS. Ari(. (AP) —f Hila deters crime. he night caused widespread dam­ auto accidents ^ rin g the storm. share for public health nursing RotovUle Methodiat Church wBI starting at midnight tonight, 'n>e judfe re<)uests the verdict. claimed. Ridgeway agreed anniversary with a dinner at Television age across Wichita. Tornado o f 12 noon servlosa. 'The service requested meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the June 35-87 at Plymouth State students and teachers at tho Borne motorists, blinded by Collage, Plymouth, N.H. The Jury foreman, his face in­ Do the defendants resent Fianb'A H M a u ^ t, BoHon, on 1:00 ( i-10-m$-U) Movie (40) P a te r Jannlnm—News funnels were sighted aloft over driving rain, ran Into ditches. tliroliGh Added to Rural Rate an Increase o< $7,500. home of Mra Harold Kloter. University of Connecticut v/Ul being punished by persons from ( 8) A dm iral Jack (22) MSat. HishlighU the area. At least a dozen per­ A new Hem, a payment to the The Coi^te Oluh meets on Sat­ Tbe meeting is expected to tent with renmnstbilKy, stands Friday, May 21 at 7 p.m. pre* 7:30 ( 3-12) RSwhlda The dark band of clouds gave I — begin a "teach-in” on the Ad- and says: their own age group? (20) Tug Boat Annia sons were injured, none serious- Child' Guidaace Clinic in Miui- urday. draw MetiiodUt men from all minUtration’s Viet Nam policy. ceeclal 'clty’a fiacal year atarted Nov Ids, required i Dr. »-'r. Ramsdell,zvam»awi, also*u«) notednuveu thatuuBi. tag, Davis W. Grimason, Charles to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bailey, 16. Becauaa of this, the figuree for department heads, required! P. Kahll, Elizabeth N. Kerr and 29 Vernon Ave. punishment. The Judge has not coonmlttee, are in charge o t ar­ Radio by the new charter,, $2,700, and' 35 new staff membem will be CONDITIONERS failed'— in four months — to go rangements for the celebration. (This listing Includes only thoee news broadcasts of 10 or IS for laft yaar’s expenaee, anown added to Uie present staff of Dorotliy J. Kuntzelman. Discharged yesterday: Irving Superior Court for comparlaon, "do not rep- Christmas lighting, requested Also, Bruce Lavery, Holly H. along with the Jury’s finding Reservations for ^ dinner may minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) by the Rockville Area Chamber 318, that enrollhient increases Foater, Kozley Rd., Tolland; and recommendation. be made no later than Monday ' resent a true budget year.” have brought more than 500 Martin, John G. Nelspn, Beverly Jeffrey Hunt, Ellington; Oli­ A LL SIZES U TBC—IS6S <•> 7:00 Weatherwatch I The city ie presently working of Commerce, an Increase of J. Powell, John H. Sizer lU, vette Marquis, 14 Farmstead Municipal Judge Robert D ■ An uncontested divorce was evening. May 17 by calling Wil­ 7:10 ConversaUon Piece $ 2,000. pupils per year for many years Ridgeway, who also has occa' liam Orr of 542 E. Middle Tpke. 5:00 Long John Wade ■under a 7‘/i-month budget. Into the schools system. Debra J. Smith, Marianne Ter- La.; James Taylor, 129 Union ’HOT” PRE-SEASON granted to Doreen Murphy of 8:00 Dick Robinson ?:30 News of the World Deming’s report noted that stock No. 2187. 2-Door Hardtop COOL COMFORT N.A.DJL. price $1880. NOW 41180 Stock No. 2352. irkitkirkirk'k'kit N.A.D.A. price $1905. NOW 41705 SIZE SIZES 7 60 X 14 Mr. Woodland says: Mrs. Garden says: a Jarman Summerweight 1964 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 6 .0 0 X 13 or 6.70 * 15 8 . 0 0 X 1 4 "Your grower, W.O., "And browsing In > stock No. 2230-A. 1962 OLDSMOBILE gives you variety their self service t HALLMARK t N.A.D.A. price $3015. NOW 4281S No trada-in prica No trada-ln prica W | 4-Door Holiday. No trada-ln prica and quality at rea­ plant department Is It's ventilated for comfort on top and it's Stock No. 2387-A. 4 for $91.20 sonable prices!" 'Tiiost enjoyable!” f PHARMACY 1964 TEMPEST N.A.D.A. price $1715 NOW •ISIS A for »75“ 4 for M04«® 277 W. Middle Tpke. ..imskioned for comfort underneath! To enjoy 2-Door. Stock No. 2405-A. NOW JUST NOW JUST NOW JUST COOPERATIVE N.a ;D.A. price $1755. NOW 41555 maximum footwear pleasure in the weeks ahesd, Air Conditioned 1962 MERUCRY { oil. ( \\V Meteor. Stock No. 2419-A. 1963 BONNEVILU Sta. Wagan 64 come in and let u | fit you in this cool and correct A ll Day .\ IN I -i"i) 111 N.A.D.A. price $1080. NOW •880 plus for plus pHiS stock No. 2365-A. tax I tax tax Saturday IIUl. 1 M ) ()!'. ( (), N.A.D-A. price $2485. NOW 42265 4 * 6 0 4 * 8 3 summef>veight slip-on by Jtrmsn. (And Every Other ^ '-in : I Pl.i,'. 1961 BONNEVILLE ^ Day, Too) ^ Conv. Stock No. 2169-B. (It also features a highly flexible leather sole.] :u , m : u .i d :-i i;i:i. r 1963 FORD CONY. PAIR PRICES JUST EXACTI.Y HALFI LARGE N.A.D.A. price $1595. NOW I'l l, Bucket seats. Stock No. 2356-A. 41395 DANDELION PROBLEMS? N.A.D.A. pries $2150. NOW 41950 G at rid af tham with S cam 2 or H & H Food and Wood I *- 1961 RAMBLER Conv. Stock No. 2196-A. Tubeless Rayon ALL-STEEL 1963 BONNEVILLE Approved for '64 cars by all U.S. car 4-Door Hardtop. N.A.D.A. price $835. NOW 4635 makers. Built with 3-T Rayon cord for Stock No. 2858-A. CUSTOM ' Flymo cuts a 19* swath, No w heelst T oro's naw N.AJ3JL. price $2420. NOW 42220 1961 FORD maximum strength and resilience. 7,800 Flymo handles like no and fsaturas a fast starting SUPER-CUSHION STORAGE Conv. Stock No. 2208. GERANIUMS othar mower can . .. ' 2K hp sngine.' gripping edges. Color everywhere In the greenhouses. The finest quality at the| 1963 MERCURY N.A.D.A. price $1105. NOW 4905 because it floats on air FLOATS ON AIR. A 2-Door Hardtop. Blackwall lowest prices. Loaded with buds and blossoms. O n ly ------A light push and Toro's whirling impeller spins a Stock No. 2802-A. 35c Flymo floats across lawns. ring of air that supports tha 1961 PLYMOUTH 5 or more . . . 80c 10 or more . . . 75c. Also small geraniums . < HOUSE N.A.D.A. price $1795. •' NOW 41595 SIZES 7,50 X 14 It goes where Vou it Flynio only above tha station Wagoi.Wago i. StockStoc No. 2229-A. 6 . 0 0 X 1 3 or 6. /O X 15 feeNSAna* to 00. Side to side/'^ V ' ground. Height of cut is 1963 D O D GE . N.A.D.A. price $765. NOW ^ 9 0 9 8 ■)(! * 14 SPECIALS!.WEEKEND SPECIALS .SPECIALS! Straight thetd. / ' easily adjusted for K, Polara 4-Door. Stock No. 2421. a i C I A All parts numbarad for tacy It's as safe and easy to uas 1 and 1 K inches. ' ■ N.A.D.A. price $1710. NOW ^ ID IU 1969 DeSOTO No trada-ln prica No trada-ln prica No trado-in prica IN BUD Weeping WUIdws 10-15’. Reg. 15.00. assombly, all hardware rwilpraaf on hills as it is on Isvet 4-Door Hardtop. StockStt No. 2382-A. AZALEAS and BLOOM Now 9.05. stainless stool screws wMi lawns. No dischargs chute 1963 TEMPEST N.A.D.A. price $640. - NOW ^ 4 4 0 4 for $92“ - ^ 4 for »114“ 4 for <125^ MoUis Purple. Were 8.95...... N O W IM Almey, EleyL Bechtels Flowering Mif-lecking nuts. —clippings and debris are 2-Door Sport Coupe. - NOW JUST NOW JUST NOW JUST Crabs, 5-8*. Now 4.05. deflected downward into Stock No. 2412-A. 1960 BONNEVILLE Hhu> Crimson. Were 8.95...... N O W 1.95 the grau bensath the N.A.DJL. price $1310. NOW • 1 1 1 0 Amoena Were 8.95...... N O W 8.96 Kwansen Flowering Cherry. Now 4-Door Hardtop. Stock No. 2422. fltOOE ...... N O W 8.95 NO MONKY DOWN..S housing. N.A.D.A. price $1086. NOW ^ O O D ss 05 Beethoven. Were 8.96...... 8.95. New plus Fedors. Were 8.95...... N O W 4.95 I.2S weakly 1963 CHEVROLET ’ 4 » « r * 9 4 Junipers. Spreading and Upright Bel Air V-8 2-Door. 4 ’ 6 9 ’^ 4 " ’ ’ 8 5 Cx* tax Knentfori. Were 8.95...... N O W 4.95 CHOOSE FROM A WIDE. Toro, mower 1960 AUSTIN HEALEY Flame. Were 4.95...... N O W 8.95 Yews, Andromeda, Colorado Spraoe Stock No. 2443. stock No 1061...... N O W 4.95 •a. 1.89 19 for 14.95 M UCTION OF SIZES AND STYLES N.A.D-A. price $1580. NOW •1380 White, 8-8’. Were 8 M . ----- (7rxSJJ4''*44*IU floats on N.A.D.A. price $1305. NOW •110S PAIR PRICES JUST EXACTLY HALFI 1963 FORD H&H U w n F ood ...... 50 lbs. 2.44 Headquarters for completf line of • 172CU.FT.0F Galaxla 2-Door. 19S9 CHEVROLIT (Covers 5000 sq. f t ) 8COTTS PRODUCTS. Qalaxis 2-0<)OC- Ptopif .No, ,2078. 81A A K 4-Door Sedan. Stock No.i 2332-A. aC^BA V STORAGE SFAO N.A.DJL. price $1865. NOW T IO O D N.A.D.A. price $720. NOW *^9411 HAH Garden F o o d ...... 50 lbs. 1.99 —*Also~ —everytlilas wlwre yea want Iti NO MONEY DOWNI Hubbard HaU, Asgrow, Conn* Nura- 1962 BO NNEVIUE T \ ...... •' t...... ' L im e ...... ,50 lbs. 59c 80 lbs. 79c 1959 STAR CHIEF erymen Lawn FertiUaer, Ortho, Or- a FAaORY PRE-FWIStKD Conv, Btodc No. 22Y1-A a f V I I C 4-Door. Stock No. 2403-A, Fraa Rffountine. Instant Cradlt for cliaree N.A.DA. price $1995. NOW " I #T D N.A.D.A. price $675. NOiy •47S Lawn Seed, too. gano, Etc. o SNAF-TIGfn WPOBBI FLOOR Plata and cr^ lt card holdara. REMEMBER FOLKS - WE RETAIL THE BEST Peat Moae, Inaecttetdes, Spraye, Ooptw MoMi, Redwood Ooatalners, Window^Bexee. 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MANCHESTEJR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1965 PAGE EIGHT

last few thousand-mile eedonda before IHanrl^THtpr our space ships creshed, and, on the besis of thousands of photographs, our scientists are still not sure now PUBLISHED BY THE whether a man can stand on the sur­ h e r a l d p r in t i n o CO., ntc. (Ooatlnaod from Poge 8) 13 BtHClI Street face of the moon without sinking into Mancheeter. Conn, CAP) — Newty estaMUhed dip- Israel. But It argued that West of Rhodes will tender him a tes- THOMAS F. FERGUSOW dust over his head. last oampalgn fund of Mayor Oermsiiiy was the only atats ttmonW dinner at a Fram­ lomoljlc relations between West WALTER R. FERGUSON When, the other day, the Russians re­ Robert Wagner. among the major Wsstsm pow­ WALTHAM. Maas. (A P ) — ingham night club. Pubtishen Germany and Israel wars ap­ Rhodes, a wMower, left school Founded O^ober 1, 1881 vealed that they had just launched a Oittelson la being tried as o ers with wids popularity 1h the There’s an SO-yeor-old man ‘'in plauded today by Israeli ofti- Arab world because of Ha non- in the eighth grade and worked Publlehed Every Evening Except veritable scientific mass toward the Uaiv This sum of 820,000 is date and pr ess. oolonial background. Waltham 'who’s pandering a for a lumber company and as -a and Holideye.^ Entered Jli Hancheater, Conn., a* Second Claai Mall moon, ornately equipped to coffM money In a deal as big Deputy Prime Minister Abba “ For years the Oommimlst vexing problem: Should he hat farm hand until .1903. Matter. ______all kinds of reports, and to do so on as ip million. Roberts, the Dis­ Ebon told ' a pubke meeting canfip has been trying to cut the for a fifth consecutive two-year Then he Joined the J.L. Thom­ son Co., of Waltham, a machine SUBSCRIPTION RATES the basis of a "soft” landing on the trict Attorney, cast every doubt Thursday the move last link between the Arab term as mayor? be could cm the value of Olttel- strengtheiK Israel’s posMon in states and the Western world Mayor AusUn D. Rhodes, al­ tool mamNaoturer. He began as Payable in Advance moon which would leave Its recording One Year ...... ^ son’s word. And for the rest of Europe and the worM. and tMs latest crisis has ful- ert s ^ phyrically fit, retired a martiinist and became gener and reporting Instruments still function­ thU case, Roberts can be count­ The Jerusalem Poet — which fillsd the wish of the OommunM from retirement in 1968 to be­ al superintendent in IM l. Next Three Monthi ...... J he was promoted to general One Month ...... i-8» ing after the landing — then we were ed on to be dead fair. It says often mtarors official opinlan — bloc,” U saM. come mayor of tMs'cKy of 66,- JOHN POSTMA here that It is 'the only way said in an edltorla}; While pro-Egyptian papers 000. He views the pixblem at manager In 1949 and became MEMBER OF sure the Russians were going to find vie* president In 1963. THE ASSOCIATED PR M S Roberta knows how to do “ Israel emerges with ks' vital oppbuided the Arab break with another term from a financial The Aaaociated Press is exciusively entlUj^ out about that surface before we did. things. Screvane Is going to interests safeguarded, wMh a Bonn, another paper, A1 Safe, standpoint. After retirement, ' Rhodes WATCH REPAIR- ■■ found “ there was no point in to the use of repuhllcation oj. • ]> "* * ■ .riu But first indications are that the Rus­ take the stand in his own be­ vastly strengthened political asked; Miss Nancy Welbust Jokn T. Hnney HI “ The city charter,” he said, patches credited to it or not otherwise crralL “ What has West Germany “ provides that if a mayor dies getting up in the morning be­ ed in this paper and also the local news pub- sians, although they are a few months half. And he made a phone call posture in Western Europe and 310 MAIN ST. to the District Attorney’s Of­ a proper and normal channel done that America, England, In office at any time except cause there was nothing you ***AU^ rights of republicallon of special dla- ahead of us In being able to lift such a FVance and the Soviet Union — Camp Kennedy Supervisors within the last six months of his had to do. You couldn’t look for­ patches herein are also reserved.______fice 'With information that star­ for punning the dialogue with a scientific mass to the moon, suffered ed the Inveatigatlon. nation ‘^which has become a all of whom recognize Israel — Miss Nancy Welbust of 76^- term, a special eleoUon must be ward to Sunday becausb every WILL BE CLOSED^ day was Sunday.” The Heraid Printing Company. Inc., as­ some mishap of design or performance, \ But yesterday the word fair­ dominant power In the Western have not done:’’ Bowans St, and John T. Handy roll at St. Anaelm's OoHege in held. sumes no financial "•PO” ’ *'"''*?. '“ f ‘ JSJS ness did not get out onto the worid The independent A l' Nahar n i of 160 Parker St. have been Manchester, N J i. “ Wouldn’t that be a terrible So, as an experienced bufri- graphical errors appearing *" ad^rtisn«ntt and didn’t get their soft landing after nessman of 72, BLbodes turned to MAY 22 TILL ^ and other reading matter in The Manchester streets. The people only knew “ The estabUshment of rela- asked “ what benefit do the A r­ named supervisors o f counsel- He is a graduate of St. thing for me to do — make the Evening Herald. ______all. So far as we know, they are still about bribe and steal and that Uone does not mean that a line abs reap adwn Israel iqn>eaTa to ons for Oiwnp Kennedy. They James' School of Manchester city that has given me such hon­ politics. tied with us, in mutual doubt about that somp politician is supposed to has been drawn on the past. No be the f“ his nature was shown You G e t More Cor,^ When, yesterday, President Johnson would benefit only leraet and Even so, the Star said, if Ger­ choeen as a representative to of this shot the other day just to waste North Methodist Ch\uah and, with' the building of two branch ALL SIZES the Communist bloc. many "presses the issue, N may Laurel’s Girt State at the Uni- ond Pay Less of openly acknowledged that "there is no Us space capabilities on a target it for the past two years, has libraries. The trustees were an­ The influential, right-wing, A1 fiitd itself losing the 'vast mark­ ■versity of (Connecticut. A U T O d i s c o u n t : ~ purely military soluUon in sight for considered unimportant. Russia means Hayot expressed disapproval' of et ot the Arab world.'’ taught tho first grade Sunday ticipating wtatt Rhodes calls "HOT" PRE-SEASON S c h ^ class at tlU ghurch. "elaborate and costly plana.” either side” in Vietnam he was speak­ to get to the moon just as much as we Open Forum HOUSE. Inc.! ing from the acquired wisdom of ,mors She plans to attend a ooUege Rig Costs $8 Million But the mayor 'wanted libra­ PRICES do, and ahead of us if it can. This may oonunended publicly, and not A Teacher's Aeceunt Rivfilry on the Range which has a special course in ries of a more prractical nature. than three months of experimentation offended by anybody who cannot He hired sui architect who speci­ be a special decision o f the successors to To the Editor, education o f the retarded and to . HOUSTON — New offshore with the theory that a certain use trf control his own emotion In cer­ alizes in designing houses, and AT Khrushchev; perhaps one of the things X am of those "half dozen N EW YO R K — Gas ranges become a teacher of the mental­ Oil drilling rigs carry a price am tain public situations. I shall then got the man’s plans ap­ military force could produce a solution. or more faculty members out are expected to continue to ly retarded. tag as high as 88 milUon and wrong with him was that he thought ash the administration to have proved. By the time table of those who ad- front” who according to Mr. outsell electric ranges In 1965. Honey, the son o f Mr. and cost 810.000 a day to operate. he could take the moon or leave it. But gentlemen of the faculty chap­ They can drill as far down as "If a place is good enou^ to - vised him into the policy of bombing Oruber’a statement in his arti­ Shipments last year were 2,168,- Mrs. John T, Haney Jr., attends NORMAN’S most of all it is an ineviUbility. The erone the oonoerts in the futii'v, (KKi gas to 1,980,000 electric; St. Thomas More School In Col­ 25,000 feet in 600 feet of water, live in, it ought to be good North Vietnam last February, North cle ‘T h e W ay I Hoard It” oni so that the ladies of our faculty enough to read In,” said kind of big powers we are, living in the Monday night "could not con­ the 1965 estimates are 2,248,100 chester, where he is an honor are self-sufficient and eome- will not have to go through the Rhodes. 445 Hartford Rd Vietnam should have sued for peace kind of world we live in, will not be able trol the people out there" dur­ gas to 2,025,000 electric. student. N ext year he . will en­ tiimes. self-propelled. long before this, and North Vietnam same experience 1 had, with a to leave any angle of race and rivalry ing the concert of the High man who himself wax the only should be doing this on the advice of a SiSiool on lest Friday. unexplored. person of "the people out there’ frightened and uneasy Communist There were about five people who caused a situation that ’There Is nothing wrong with this—it who came in late through the China. Nature Study By Sylvian Oflarm nearly could not be controlled. could even be exdtlng good fun—if we door where I was in charge. This has not hapipened. TTie military (Mrs.) Heidi L Mclnerney could ever trust each other to keep it YOUNG BEECH LEAVES The door was opened quietly, Language Teacher escalation that was recommended to not with a tang, by myself, and civilized. But the race to trust each Manchester High School - bring about a decision has resulted Um people were asked politely other—that, sorry to say, is the one race Oscar Mann merely in a hardening of positions, de­ to hkvo seats in the l ^ k of neither of us wants to win. the auditorium. The problem of G / i m i t A Sales Manager " manding, if the same theory is to be fol­ Herald aeking the latecomers not to Explosive-Laden Says— lowed 'forever, merely more escalation walk down the aslle was not KNOWN FOR VALUES “ Always A CHOICE Se-* and then more and then more. Jimmy Breslin Yesterdays Reflections Tolstod’’ by me on the ushers, Ship Hits Barge WHY PAY«400 or more? lection of Fine Automo­ the “ charming young ladiee ” This was the blind trap kind of pol­ A First-Class Troublemaker biles — Cadillacs, OIsumh' fo r they had been relieved of icy we plunged into last February, and 25 Year* Ago BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — biles, Che-vrolets, Fords In former President Truman’s judg­ Men and Laws their duUee me aoon as the con- It was because It was considered cs*^ An American freighter carrying (You Name It) at DIS­ ment, Dr. Martin Luther King is not The Candidate ■WPA "white collar” worker* oert had started. COUNT PRICES!” 7,(XK) tons of high explosives for tain to prove this kind of policy that only a troublemaker but "one of the toy repairing project exhibited By Phineaa Fiske I do agree wholeheartedly the soundest criticism of it arose. first-class troublemakers.” There are at N o r ^ End Union School. with Mr. Gruber that the audi­ the Thai military aid program They are strong issues and he M OLDS. $3295 Now, one would guess. President Joto- many who would agree with Uiat opin­ NEW YORK, May 14 — The Manchester Radio Club spends ence needs to be educated to oofikled with a barge early Fri­ is a-strong csiwUiiate. But this A couple of months ago the hiblted kind of building or us* Starfire Convertible. & % ion and endorse Mr. Truman’s further tables 'were empty and the CStl- ' afternoon testing emergency proper behavior at ooncsrU, day near Bangkok. H ie barge son himself has begun to see the blind speech in his hand was about of land only when there is some way power, automatic, comment that Dr. King “has caused mors nese waiters were watching an equipment in preparation for writer took the opportunity in atc^ but hardly can this be sank by the freighter waa ordy trap aspect of our policy, and yester­ important things, and import­ this column to con.slder the unusual characteristic of th* RAH. Beautiful. ______j trouble than he’s made a contribution.” oW movie on television. John field day of the American Ra­ ealM the Job at us teachers. sNghlly damaged. Lindsay sat alone at the bar. He ant things are dull to the. peo­ working relationships among property that rea-sonaWy pre­ I approve of Mr. Gruber's con­ day’s speech represented the most open Sven Bimte dissenters from the Truman dio Relay lisague. AN the crewmen of the barge had a ^ le of newspapers under ple tn the street "H elp me. Mis­ various town agencies and com­ vents its owners from con­ stant tries to bring a certain 64 CHEVY $2495* and determined effort he has yst mads t « estimate would be happy 'to have Dr. 'were picked up from the river his elbow and a bottle of beer ter,” the old lady in Bay Ridge missions. forming to the regulations. amount of manners to the at­ Impala 4-Door Hardtop.' break out of it and achieve freedom of King desist for a time. With Selma 10 Years Ago These are very strict guide­ unhurt. in his hand. His eyes were red was saying. “I can’t see too Thpt oedumn suggested that tention o f the public. But I re­ Automatic, V-8, powei* hardly off the front pages. Dr. King is lines, for the board 'Of appeals The freighter aras 'the 7,643- action and decision for ourselves, for and he kept yawning. It was well. I don’t care about the there are two goals—apparent­ sent very murii Mr. Gruber’s steering, RAH. Gorgeous.' heading protest action elsewhere. Why Mrs. Richard Hurd re-elected finds Itself bombarded with re­ ton doe Victory owned by the the Vietnamese, and for dvtlisatlon it­ * the last few minutes o f a poli­ names. Just show me where the ly contradictory but actually personal behavior on lost Friday not a respite from tension and agita­ town chairman o f the Manches­ quests that are, on their face, Victory Oarrler Oo. of New tician’s day and he sat in this line with star la ” John Lind­ compatible — toward which a toward me. The concert had self. tion? Wouldn’t it be nice to go back ter YW CA. reasonable, and yet which have York. Its cargo was for the U.8. 63 CHEVY. $1995 place on 58th St., Billy Gwon’s say's speech would not gret to commission ought tend: hardly started when a furious The tragedy is that he who enters to sleep? Charles McDonnell wins Man­ not the vaguest connections program of miUtary aid to Thai­ Super Sport 2-Door Hard-^ • and he taikdd, as they all do, of her. 'Thie is a city in which the Both to work in harmony man oame screaming and yelling The answer Is that racial Injustics chester Junior C3iamber of Com­ with the topography or the land and ft had b m chartered top. 409-425 4-speed trans.„ a dead end road does not always find Democrats have a 3% -to-l pull with other agencies toward toward me asking for my has not come to an end. It Is deeply em­ what he could do and where he merce Teen-age Road-e-o. shape of the property in ques­ by the U.S. MilKary Sea Tiane- ' room or encounter help for the process in registered voters, and he goals that have been establish­ HAH. A hot one! ^ bedded and Is not going to be dislodged could go end how he could get tion. nama In ' return I asked him Service. needs more than common sense ed for the town as a whole, of turning around and making a face- by a single or an occasional effort. The to the place in Washington The most common o f these fo r his which he did not give to go against figures like that and to foster and encourage 62 C A D D Y $2995^ saved exit. woric has to be continuous. And part o f where they all want to be. are based upon the personal me. I refused to give my name s But at 12 o’clock, on the first A Thought for Today those special ends that each the work is rrientlessly calling attention "Run for Mayor of New hardship of the owners o f the asking with what authority lie Fleetwood 4-Door Hard­ WTiat the President was trying to do day of his campaign to be May­ agency must advocate. top. All power, automatic,'' to established abuses. ’The American York,” he was saying, "but Sponsored by the Manchester property, or the economic hard­ asked for m y name. I thought Johnson Caller yesterday was beautifully simple in de­ or of New York, while he was people as a whole cannot be permitted what do you run on? Where’s Council ot Churches Without the checks o f same apaao as old 13 cu. ft. ‘ gun to release ourselves from that Feb­ sake of another, sfpema to arise Automatic, all power.. tion. Dr. King has succeeded in rousing simply from lack of knowledge model, yet has a Ing fam O y-eiu 18.47 cu. f t capacity. Equipped ruary pledge that if North Vietnani does RAH. conscience in one respect anyhow, in of the functions o f the board o f with the famous Tecumseh % hp. ocminreaaor w h id i gives not respond, we will beat and bpmb getting people to be concerned, and to appeals — although that can steady, cool-stream flow aU throu^ the interior. Featuree of North Vietnam into submission. It is an do something about a moral Issue. He really not be used as an sk- 57 OLDS $125' has forcefully reminded us that right Fischetti more ezpensivp modela. See it, buy it now at greater savings, 4-Door - Hardtop; Auto- \ Implied promise that, having admitted ouse. and wrong are real and of burning im­ and enjoy it for a hmg, kmg time. “ Charge-If' at Grants^' no matic, RAH, power steer-^ that we know there can be no purely And for this, ot course, (here portance, and that the first must be la no easy cure, unletp some nxmey down, take np to 2 years to pay! Ing, power brakes. ■» military solution in sight for either side, vindicated and the second put down. Hs event reminds ttie oommunHy we are prepared to pursue a policy has marshalled a^ popular force against that s o m e th ^ has gone wrong. P.S.! We have over 75^ which vi'ill establish force and strength evil. Who else is doing anything com­ clean cars in stock NOW ... AH At y ' and stay and resist and give the opposi­ parable ? What kind of changes a n In this connection, we refer to Eliza­ likely? ^ tion whatever time it needs to come to DISCOUNT PRICES* beth Hardwick’s comment on the Selma Probably not very many. Oooatwithanoxtoa Most Cars Carry 100% ‘ Its own realization that there U no pure­ experience, which appeared In The New Faced with a pUbUc isMdh Guarantee and 100% S erv-. ly military solution—and that we are Tfork Review of Books. The notable does not understand the func­ hi^-ponnd FREL Ics.^ 'beginning to choose to do this rather thing about this protest, she observes, tion, the appeals board Is not likely to find its task made any . than persist in our original threat to was that it had its roots in religion. Here’s aa Ideal chsnoefo taste It was not the work of beatniks or hip­ easier by appileanta how good Itarten’s Swnt Mift NO MONEY bomb reason into people. sters or bohemians, not a leftist demon­ Faced with other m ajor One does not always know, thess Gboe^to is. Juot buy o fouad stration or a display of strength by any projects o f Its own, the pun­ (in a boanlifal gUt bw ) at tbs S«YFA.R dIARAMTEEo DOWN! days, that the policy the President di­ of the well organized special Interest ning commission is unllks^ to groups, but an ou tp o u ^ g of ”gd peo­ get around to any major revi­ logular pries of 11.69, and wall UP C YEARS rects is going to follow the line one ' gt^yonanoxtrabalf-pooiid ple." Not goody-good^, simply gi>od. sions in the regulations gov­ ^ , ji -'.- - Ml to TO 3 TO PAT particular speech happens to strengthen. Not intelligentsia or soi^istlcates or erning the a p p ^ s board — (arortb 88^ froo. Tbii offer But let us hope that, whatever North theoreticians or practitioners of pres­ particularly since there la ocn- eiviroi May 84, so if you Uka Vleitiuun may or may not do in re­ sure, but people of good wlU, seeing the stderahle precedent fo r oon- milk chocolato, oono on la. sponse, the tone of this speech becomes neceiMity and efficacy of standing and tlnulng the preeent pattern. Ton’U go out with tho owootost AUTO marehlnig together. And, faced with Its setf<4n- Out tone for. the future American pres- doalfaitoarn- euoe In Souttaast Asia. One hopes that this U not merely a temporary phenomenon, and not con­ EXCLUSIVE nr m a n o h b s ie e a x DISCOUNT fined to racial injustice. There ara Tbs changes. If any thsr* are many other ills and derangements in our to be, appareatly will have to society which require notice andr he led the w «v-jrH a Mvoved

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riety Show are artted to meet alels PM Beta Kappa at the day from 1:46 to 6:80 pm . Ap- high school to continue Ms dte- Colonial Re-elects Officers^, Bolton Tuesday at 7:30 pan. In the ccfilege leveL potofmlents may be made with oiueibn of the proposed budget. church audlborhim. Plana to r School Mena Mra. Roy Miner, Sooth Rd., Tomorrow’s MMrtMUl practice Obituary chatnnan. Whlk-ln donora are for boys 16 to 17 years old haa Your Wedding Rowers neoct year’s show wUl be di»- Monday, roast b«nf wtth Describes New Products Hoiaring and V i^ n CHinic gravy on rloe, peaa, appteSauce, .walconM. been canceled. Players are ask­ 0«or{« Pklosle ousaed. Refreahments wUl be A votar-nteldng aeaaion will ed to check the newspaper for aervied. cookua; TiMadAy, Aiheriten OMifre Paloil*. 68, a former taafsamples at the molded luggage chop auey, green haaaa, browns be IwM Monday from 6 to 8 p. future practice dates. The Ootonicl Board Co. InatoBed in Society m. in the town offlcea FoHow- Hartford resident, died yester­ re-elected Ms board of dfreetpes for which Colonial Board makes For Children Sot fcH* June Donald G. Songrey, son of toe; Wednesday, fM hkftnta on 621 Hfiitford Rd. day at Middlesex Memorial fibre bosa The suitcases, which Rev. and H n . Abram W. Song- ro ^ sauarMtout, potato eMpa, tog a new policy, the selectmen Maticheeter Evening Herald and le expunUng fie line, of P«>- aprkxita and pruhea; Thursday, will hold their reguler meeting Bolton correspondent, Cleme- Hoapital. Mlddleto\^’n. ducts te meet changing mar­ are finished with a vinyl exter­ A haaring and vision 6Unlc fort:‘heae meeting with election of rey of Rt. 44-A, wue among 84 MANCHESTER, He i.s a brother of Joseph J. ior by their manufacturer, are ehildren eiMerlng klndergarteii seniors at Mount Hermon chicken pie with hot bteouH, at 7 and atop the meeting tem­ well Young, telephone 64S-898L Krause iFlorist kets. officer*. cranberry m aoa, oelesy atibks, porarily If anyone oomee to be Palozle and Paul Palozle. both The election of, dhactam and eelUhg a quarter of a million in the faH wOl' be conducted by ■ Jose SalOaar, a Cuban exile, School In Northfleld, Maas., to CONN. of Elling-toii; Mrs. Julia Koblsct a year, Sullivan said. the elementary school P T \ be Installed in the Cum Leuide sugar square*; Frtday, tun* mode a •voter. CENTER E'YEg POOD otficen of the Manchester man­ WlU'itotek about 8:30. An'raem- BACTERIA of Manchester; and M.artin ufacturer was ■ Wsdneeday dur­ Ihe company has also begun cooperation with the state de­ bera of the pariah and the gen­ Society Tuesday. noodle casaerole. buttered pan The public building commia- Palozie. Mrs. Liouiae Hujfhes ing the firm’s anmiat itockhoW- producMng a shoe board that is partment of health June lO, li eral public is invited to the pro­ The students were selected roHs, cahbage-appl* sated, rtier- aton wUl meet at 8 p.m. Monday LILLE, Franco — France now Manchester’s Largest Florist! ■nd Mrs. Svlvia Leber, all of era’ and directora' maeUnge. bonded to the shoe Isst under and 14 from 9 aLm. to noon and gram. Refreshments, will be for their scholarly opproech to ry gelatin. in the town office conference has a Center for Instruction Drive Dfliwa or Phone For Aa Appointment Rockvillt. The new producU, announced 'heat and pressiua. Instead of I to 8 pjn. In the Education served.- ■ > , their studies and scholastic ex­ Brieia room. and Research in Food Bacterio­ PHONE 648-9669 Other sun’ivors include two to the stockholder*, include fi- bei:^ hand or martiine sewn. Building of Bolton Oongregation- AU members of the cast and cellence. The Cum Laude So­ The BlOodmobUe w19 vlstt TTie board of education wUi logy, in LdUe. Laboratories were other brother-s. braboard liner* tor lum ge and Ihe board lu treated with chem­ Bil Church. aJh workers on the musical •va­ ciety to secondary schools par- United Methodtet Church Mon­ meet at 8 pm. Monday at the built by the Pasteur Institute. TTie funeral was held this a new kind of shoe fibre. icals which provide the bond. Mrs. WendaU Either, chair­ mominir from the Doolittle Fu­ Directors and officers of th# The process is used to cut the man, arid her committee are neral Home. 14 Church St., firm from Manchester are WU- cost of inexpensive, mass-pro­ calling parents of prospective J^iddleto\\'n, with a Mass of hom Foulds, chairman of the duced footwear. kindergarten children for apn. requiem at St. John's Church, board; Robert Fuller, president; President Fuller announces pointments. Jdiddlotown. Burial was in St. Richard Sullivan, executive vice a 12 per cent sales increase in The committee includes Mrs. Hemard's Cemetery, Rockville. president; John Alvord, eecre- 1964, and a plant modernization John Sambogna, Mrs. Thomas tary, and Harold Norton, treas- plan that Is expected to up the Miner, Mrs. WlUlam Buckaon, Mrs. Marla Duva \ « r . three-snd-s-half per cent rate Mrs. Eaii Whitehead add Mrs. of profit on sales. A modern, / * Mrs. Maria Duva, 71, of Other directors are John w. Richard Bergstrom. ■Hartford, died Wednesday at Blake, Horry Forman, Raymond new plant in Tennessee has Any parent not contacted be­ Ihe home of her son. Joseph Gibson, WRllam Holman. Ally. been debugged and le operating fore June 10 should call Mr*. fcuva of 89 Hollister St., Man- Hugh M. Joeeloff, Donald R. profitably. Blther. thester. She was bom in Italy ■ Roes, A. C. Ryder, and Harry The directors voted'the reg­ Kindergarten Registration |md had been a re.sident of the C. Straw. ular quarterly dividend of 37',i Principal Lincoln Nystrom re­ ■ Hartford area for 41 years. She . SuUvan, who is sales manager cents on preferred stock after quests that those parents of ^•as a member of ^ e Rosary | of the firm, showed-stockholders the stockholders meeting. prospective kindergarten pupils Society of St. Auffustine'a I who have not re^stered their 445 HARTFORD ROAD Church. Hartford. ! children coll the school imme­ She leaves three daughters, diately for an appointment. A’ny ■ Mrs. Lawrence Spinnato o f, Hospital Notes Perils Seen child who will te five years old Manchester, Mrs. Frank D'Aml- j before Jan. 1, 1966 is ^gible. ■ CO of Hartford and Mrs. Alex- ■ Visiting hoars are t te 9 pan. Baseball Managers . ander Morton of Bristol; an-| in all areas excepting matern­ Despite Big Francis Mannise, town base­ other son, Dominic, who la serv- ity where they are 2 to 4 p.m. ball commissioner. Is seeking . Ing with the Air Fobce in New and 9:90 to 8 p.m. and private managers for girls ’ softball Mexico; two sisters in Italy, I rooms where tliey are 10 a.m. Present Boom teams. Any women Interested ' fifteen grandchildren and two to 8 p.m. Visitors are reqarated are asked to call Mra. Albert great-grandchildren. not to smoke In patients rooms. SAM DAWSON CkgUo. The funeral will be held to­ No more than two vislton at NBJW YORK (AP) — The AU girt* 10 to 15 years old in­ morrow morning at 8:15 from one time per patient. business upswing seems set to te re st^ in playing on a softball the D'Esopo I^neral Chapel, Design of Proposed Woodside Branch of Mormon Church take the traditional summer team are asked to send post 235 Wethersfield Ave., Hart­ Patients Today: 979 slump in stride and hit new carda to Monnlee, Notch Rd., ford, followed by a .solemn re­ The Manchester branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 280 Mormon members in the Manchester area and members of other Mor­ ADMirnUD TIBSTRRCtAT: highs in the fall. But even the RFD 2. quiem Maas at St. Augustine’s which will be the largest Mormon chapel in New England, will feature a mon congregations In Connecticut. Local artisans will be employed when Mrs. Stefia Beeler, 21 Diane moot confidence acclaimers of Scoot Drive Set contemporary New England design with a brick exterior. The edifice, to be necessary. TTie Mormons will also be assisted by six tabor missionaries who Dr.; Mrs. Beatrice Breen, 46 - Church at 9. Burial will take the bbcord-brealdng surge of The Boy Scout houae-to-houae place in Mt. St. Benedict Cemer constructed on Woodside St. at Hillstown Rd., will be known as the Wood- will be sent by the church office in Salt Lake City. These missionaries are Bissell St.; Glgl ChenetU, El­ prosperity are warning of things tery. side Branch Chapel. The 14,500 square foot building will feature 23 class­ boys of high school age who wish to learn a trade. They enlist for this serv­ lington; Victor Coleman, 108 that could undermine it. finance drive will be conducted Friends may call at the rooms, a kitchen, a baptismal font, a library, offices. Relief Society rooms, ice and spend two years traveling around the country assisting church Lockiwood fit.; M n. Gail Dun- Complacency is one. Death of this weekend- Those who gave Chapel tonight from 7 to 9. a Junior Sunday School room and a general activities room. The chapel will members build their chapels while gaining experience in a trade. The con­ iap, 14 Fairfield St.; Kathleen new rttmulonts is another. In­ special gifts and those who seat 270 with an adjoining recreation hall, separated by folding doors, seat­ struction of the building will be supervised by Chester Berry of Maine. Tlie gave as scout families will not HOUR Gaumond, RFD 1; Mr*. OtmOym flation seems unlikely now but ing an additional 500. Plans for the propo.sed building were drawn by mem­ projected completion date for the chapel is the summer of 1968. Ground­ Hunter, Coveiirtry: John Hut­ the seeds of it might take root. be contacted again. bers of the church located in Salt Lake City, Utah. The bulk of the con­ breaking ceremonies were held Saturday afternoon. Bruce Crowther of son, Marlborough; fioott La- And the very age of the ex­ The drive in the northern sec­ F u n erals struction aside from earth moWng and pouring concrete will be done by the Thompsonville is president of the Manchester branch. CrtM, S3 StnnmK fit.; Dennis, pansion, now in Ms 81at month tion of town will be handled by JamM McCurry and Robert TONITE 6 to 9.... SATURDAY 9 to 6 O’Connor, 21 Wadsworth St.; for a peacetime record, leads Warfol, committeemen of fJub Mrs. Anna Cross Bridgeport. Tucci suffered head, Mra. Qeenor Perkins, 58 Bolton doubters of the infollibiUty of .shoulder and spinal injuries. Ma- St.; Mrs. Shirley Swain, 89 the new economics to wonder if Scout Pack 167. Mns. Anna SJappy Cross, 57, Bus Firm Weighs Future James Toner of (Jub Soout foimerly of Hartford, srtster of Events lota suffered head injuries. Biiying Gold Candlewood Rd.; Deborah Tyo, the historic perils of the busi­ 20 AMiworth fit.; Mark Ray, ness CTOle have been Ucked (or Pack 78 is in charge of can­ Mrs. Maide Howard of Man­ vassing the southern section of chester, died Tueaday at Nor­ MOORE AT YALE 418 Gardner S t; John Wiellsa- sure, m short, have they re­ NEW HAVEN (API-Charles Of Rate Cut as Trial Ends Easy in Laos ka, Wapping; Mrs. Mary Arm­ pealed the law that what goee town . wich State Hospital after a long In State Ronald Grose of Troop 73 la tUness. W. Moore has been appointed to strong, 14 Ashworth St: Har­ up must come down sometime? succeed Paul Rudolph as chair­ WiUi the expiration of a 90-'i>ing in Hartford, it Is from Laur- ■VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) — "I old Lavanway, Esot Hartford; More immediate threats are In chargee of the central section Other survivors Include a (Continued from Page One) rtshted for the summer months, of town. He will be aided by brother and two other siaters. man of the Department of Archi­ day trial period opieration of the el Park, also in East Hartford, would like to buy some gold.’’ WilUam fihuteran, Wapping; tecture at Yale. The appoint­ Conneiticut ^Company’s reduced to Manchester. "Yes sir, how many kilo­ Mrs. Muriel MaoQranor, Hebron m il the usual letdown for vaca­ Mra. Richard Lee, Anthony So­ ■FXmeral services will be held taurant in Glastonbury early to­ tion cloaing of plants be accent­ bol, Mra. J. A. Freddo, Paul Ele- Monday a t 1 p.m. at the L. B. ment. announced Thursday, is fare Manchester-Hartford run The reduced-fare run was grams do you wish?’’ Rd., Andover: Deborah DeRosa, day when two men entered and effective July 1. Moore is cur- only a week off, bus company started with a fleet of brand Go to almost any Jeweler in 41 Femdale Dr.; Joyce Carps, ed by a drop in new order* for more, Mr*. Stephen Sadlon, Mil- Barnes Funeral Home, 2148 steel? The answer lies in wheth­ ton Jenaen, Mre. Robert Gorton, Miain St,, Hartford. There will took an undetermined amount of rentlv chairman of the Ardhtec- officials have not yet decided new air conditioned buses, "in Laos and he will hand you gold 122 Oakland St.,; Dal* Hay­ money from the cash register, iI^^rtment at the Uniyer- whether they will petition the an effort to increase patronage.” bullion across the counter as if ward, Ektet Hartford; Mrs. Lena er a steel strike Sept. 1 beebmea William Clark Sr., Robert Dix­ be prayers at her sister’s home -sity of California at Berkeley. more likely, or whether a labor on and Don Rattazzl. at 108 fTampton St., Hartford, The men, one with a rifle and Fhibllc Utilities Commission C. W. Abel, vice president you were purchasing potatoes in HanMc, 83 Deerfield Dr.p^Ed- Rudolph announced earlier this (PUC) for continuance of the and general manager of the a grocery store. mund Parent. Wapplng: Pat­ settlement will mean higher Troop Wine Conteet at 12:30. Burial -win be in Sol­ the other with a pistol, wore year he was resigning to devote prices and perhaps spur higher dier’s Field, Northiwood Ceme­ paper masks. fare reduction. Hartford Division of the Con- The price, $1,227 a Mlogram rick Daly, South Wlndoor; At this week’s meeting of full time to private practice. Suzanne Whlppie, 128 W. Mam demands for wage increosea in Troop 73 the Flaming Arrow I tery. Wilson. Arrested later were Robert F. Under approval granted by necUcut Co., said today that in- — 2,2 pounds —Ja perhaps the other induatriea. the PUC, the company, since complete statistics reveal that lowest in Asia. This works out to S t, Rockville. patrol won a compass contest. I Ftiends may cah at the fu­ Curran, 20, and William A. LINDSAY WINS SUPPORT These ore the seeds of future neral home Sunday from 7 to Beam, 18, both of Hartford, and Feb. 22, has been collecting the | revenue since Feb. 22 on the aboiK $45 a troy ounce, $10 A D Sirrm D t o d a y ; Mra. The campout scheduled for this i (nflatlon which th* worriers (car weekend haa been conceled be- - 9 p.m. Robert W. Laduke, 26, of Ea.st NEW HAVEN (AP)- Artm V. usual 25 cents on the first zone Mancheater-Hartford Y run is above the official worid price 'niekna Young, Esat Hartford; will be planted. Hartford. They were charged Lind.say has won the support of of the run, but has reduced the Just about where it was before for gold set by the United John Gieraa, Hartford; An­ Th* administration is warning cause of a general lack of in- , with robbery with violence. the Yale Daily News in his bid second zone fare from its pre­ the fares wore reduced, and that States. In India, the Mack thony Kuala, 134 Birch St.; against complacency, of aban­ tereat. Instead, an advancemeht' to unseat Robert Wagner as vious 20 cents to 10 cents. he will make a decision shortly market price has been as high Bernard Morgan, 117 Pond doning of caution, in many hike to Camp Jphnaon wlU be HSHWRSIIER Queen Dedicates Cyclist Dies mayor of New Yortt City. The second zone, on runs whether to petition for a con- as the rupee equivalent of $86 a Lane. ___ fieldB. Business and consxsner held, leaving the Oommimity The student ne'wspaper an­ originating in Manchester, is I tinuation of the experiment or troy ounce. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A foregoing of excesses haa kept Ban tomorrow morning at 9. JFK Memorial BRIDGEPORT (AP)—A Fair- nounced in an editorial today from Burnside Ave. and Bod- whether to work out some other In Vientiane, anyone who has ■on to Mr. and Mrs. ’Itiamas the prosperity surge going. Th* Paratata to Mert field man -died early today tai that it was behind the Republi­ wMl Rd. in East Hartford, to method for making the run the money can buy 60 or even Hepton. 37 Pleasant fit.. Rock- A nwatlng of all parante in­ St. Vincent’* Hoapital of injuries can congre-ssman because he admlntetratlon is warning (Continued front Page Om ) Hartford: and on runs originat- profitable. 100 kilograms of bullion. vUle; a eon to Mr. and Mrs. against overconfidence at the terested in having their daugh- MO received in a motorcycle-auto ’’.showed the type of political When sold in bulUon form, one Donald ProoacciiU, 90 Talcott aame time it is calling tor con­ tera becom* Brownies wUlbe crash Thursday in Bridgeport. character this country has been kilogram of gold brings only a yive., RockvUl*. tinuing calm reliance in the held next Wednesday at 3:16 in PAYMENTS riiU of the classical sense and Dead was David Faulkner, 27, lacking for the last two years ture might be expected as to the 0-N-A-N-Z-A $2 profit in Vientiane. BIRTH TODAY: A eon te Mr. aimed at something modest and course ^ the fallout cloud: powers of th* economy to deal the school cafeteria. Girls are operator of the motorcycle. His when he decided to run for may­ U. S. Reports Snuggled to Thailand, the and Mrs. Robert Trudsau, Bast with current problems. aliglble if they are going into simple,” sold JelHcoe. "The wife, Geraldine, 23, a passenger or of New York City.” The component above 30,(XX) UNTIL JULY feet — presumably containing kilogram reaps a profit of $100. Hartford. Competition haa held prices either the oceond or third grade. real memorial is the landscape, on the cycle, suffered injuries Both Lindsay and Wagner are Taken to South Viet Nam, tt wUl DISCHARGED Y E 8 T K R- remarkably fteady. But as The meeting haa been called and was reported in fair condi­ Yale graduates. most of the fallout — would ar­ net $150 to $300. the superb view and Runn3un- Newest Blast rive over Japan late Saturday DAY: Alan Powell, East Hart­ production expands, the excess by Mrs. Don Carpenter of South ede itself.” tion. The import of gold in Laos ford; Mrs. Rose Schwoerer, 106 oapaoMy that haa fed this com- Bd., who haa succeeided Mrs. Sensational Trailerload Purchase Mrs. Kennedy and her sister. Police said Faulkner's motor­ WINS WRITING AWARD night. United States time, and has been free for 10 years. Mather St.; Mitrtiell Karpuska, some of it might be detected at petMion is dwlndUng. This, too, Robert Dixon aa troop organizer Princess Lee Radziwlll, took cycle and a car operated by CLEVELAND (AP) — Edwin Was Expected The government levies a six 61 Creotwood Dr.; MicheHe Hol­ is being watched. for Bolton. their children to see the chang­ Mrs. Ann Florence Oohman. !50, Way Teale of Hampton, Conn., ground levels 12 hours later. per cent ax and does not care lister, 79 Hillsid* Manor Ave., of 271 Roselle Street, Fairfield, According to the present wind Th* federal government has Women Phut flapper ing of the guard Thursday at has won the Sarah CSiapman (Continaed from Page One) what happens thereafter. Vernon; Karen Clark, 386 applied effective stimulants to Buckingham Palace and then collided. * picture, Machta estimated the Cooper Hill St.; Mra. Mary fit Maurice Church Council Francis Medal for literary cloud might pass over the Tokyo The annual bulk of imported keep . the busiiwes upswing in of (^thoUe Women will hold a for a romp in a park. achievement, it was announced' gold is estimated at 30 tons. It Weotcott, 106 W. Middle Tpko.; high gean Tax. cuts for Indlvid- In the early evening. Mrs. Chinese shot had been predicted area. potluck supper at 9:30 Monday 0 0 Killed in Collision Thursday night at the 52nd an­ here two weeks in advance. originajtes in Paris, London and Mra. Clara DonChak, Windsor. tiala and corporations have sup­ to the church auditorium for Kennedy and her sister attended GREENWICH (API—Two cars nual meeting of the Garden He said H would take the Geneva. plied more spending money. a cocktail party given by Lord Sparkman said it is only a cloud several days longer to nxembera, prospective members collided head on today at an in- Club of America. The majority of K flows Relaxing of depreciation rules and menriien of the Bolton, He­ (0^ Harlech, BWtain’s former am­ matter of time before Red Oil- reach North America, and that ter.section on Field Point Road, Teale is the author of a tri­ it could not be estimated now across the Mekong River into Court Backlog has givan oor^ratione more bron and Andover diacuesion bassador in Washington and an killing a 17-year-old boy. Five logy, “North with the Spring,” M develops an atomic bomb Thailand, where gold omamento cash to use for expansion. groups. Bach person is asked old friend of the Kennedy fami­ "Journey into Summer,” and whether it would enter the conti­ are in great demand, and to other persons were hurt. and "it will be only a matter of nent above Alaska, Canada, or What new sUmulanta are to bring a dlSh or baked goods. ly. The victim was identified ten­ "Autumn across America.” South Viet Nam Where tradi­ Keeps 44 Jailed ahead? Federal excise taxes are If this is not possible, a small From cocktails, the two sis­ tatively as Robert L. O’Niel of time before Ibey have a deliv­ some pert lower down on the tional distrust in paper money due to be cut this year and ters went to a small restaurant. West Coast. donation will t e accepted. 189-32 45th Road, Flushing, N.Y. erable weapon.” and real e.state causes a de­ BRIDGEPORT (AP)—Forty- maybe some, more next year. There will be a ahott bual- GIGANTIC BARGAINS! FABULOUS PRICE REDUCTIONS!! Mrs. Kennedy and her party Police said he was one of four Peking’s announcement today mand for gold bulUon four men have been in the Fair- But will this offset, the pocket- were Joined at dinner by Sen! The importers are mostly book drain of the stiff rise in occupants in a car driven by UNRequests spoke of a “bomb” but Spark­ field state Jail on North Avenue Robert F. Kennedy and Ran­ Stephen S. Tull. 18, of 36 Indian man’s wording suggeeked some Area Methodists Chinese. The skilled handa of Social Security tax rates In Jan­ dolph Churchill, the 54-year-old Harbor Drive, Greenwich. doubt of that degree of refine­ Vietnamese goidsmiths turn out for from two to tix moiMha, and uary? w WcSniHF son of the late Sir Winston The Tull car and an auto driv­ ment. fine .18-carat rings, bracelets, iK>ne of them has been convict­ Government spending is ris­ Churchill. Cease -Fire Set Conference GENERAL ELECTRIC KITCHEN-Ain G-E en by Margaret McKeon, 22, of Dr. Ralph Lapp, a nuclear medallions and other items. The ed of a crinoe. ing at federal, state and local USED CARS The party went on to a night 45 (jalhoun Drive. Greenwich, Thai and Lao goldsmiths mostly They represent coses In a levels. But state and local taxes club. physicl^ who worked on the Members of South Methodist collided at the inter.section of In Domingo origirkal U.S. A-bomb, specu­ work in 24-carat gold, making heavy backlog facing Superior have been going up, too. And Built-In The first callers at the Radzi- Dayton Avenue at 2:47 a.m. and North Methodist (3hurche-s simple chains and nameplate Court In Briifeeport—Unoovers some critics of the Great Socie­ PORTABLE BUILT-IN will home this morning were lated that the second Chinese Treated f9r their injuries were shot may have involved a de­ will attend the annual Spring bracelets which are commonly held under boiida they cannot ty fear that its costs will esca­ two girls from a beauty parlor 'Tull; Miss McKeon; Moira I^am- (Continued from Pa^e One) worn by men and wx>men in meet for hearinn. late so fast that an Inflationary Dishwashers who came to fix the hair of Mrs. vice dropped from an airplane Conference of tne 43 Methodist bert, 19. of 248 I>ake Ave., to demonstrate deliverability. Laos and neighboring countries. Oapt. George Conway, captain type of treeeury deficit will re­ Keqnedy and her si.ster. Greenwich, a pa,s.senger in Mi.ss ing of a rebel radio station churches in Connecticut located Every self-respecting Lao girt of the guards a$ the state Jail, sult while the federal debt rises DISHWASHERS DISHWASHERS "Jackie captures London,” The first one is believed to have McKeon’s car; and two occu­ Thursday by Dominican air been detonated on a tower. eajit o f. the Connecticut River owns a 14-carat belt which n ^ - points out that the "btndovere” rapidly. Could that bring new ■aid a headline in the Daily Mir­ pants of the Tull car, Michael force planes. ly keeps her sarong In place.' are aervlng exteixled Jell sen­ tax burdens in the future? ror. Sen. Joseph^ S. Clark, D-Pa., on Stmday at the Methodist Beautiful custom appear­ Large capacity! Has P. Finch, 19, of 3 Tail Rd., Old The U.N. Security Council The gold bullion arrives hers tences aMttough "tecfanioally Wanning up of the cold war New,* brand new all the ^ y Greenwich, and Peter Howard, another F o rei^ RelationB Com­ Church, New London. The Rev. ance . . . needs no installa­ flushaway drain designed Percy F. Smith, pastor, former­ aboard commercial planes with they are Innocent until proven could increase the financial bur­ through . . ."dependable perfonn- 18. of Benedict Place, Green­ was called into urgent session mittee member, said: "This no special guards or security gulMy.” * dens of defense tiist were tion .. . rolls on wheels . ,. to liquify soft food par­ wich. this morning to consider the was not unexpected. The^ sUll ly of South Methodist Church, A second Judge has' been aa- bennning to lighten. Steve in. ance^ guaranteed quality . . . just t B o m b T h r e a t are some years away from be­ will serve as host pastor. measures. It comes in boxes has new “lift-top rack” for ticles ,and pump them communication, which . was containing 30 slabs of one kilo­ Mgned to break the backlog. Voluntary cutbacks In private easy loading. Does all the push a button and dishwashing is Absolved in Crash signed by Jottin Cury, foreign coming an effective nuclear An informal reception at 3 gram each. Employes of the Judge Jotgi R. Thim has been invsotfnent abroad help«^ turn done automatically! Beautiful sty­ 12 HOUR away. It’s self cleaning, ,C Marks Indiana minister of the rebel regime. power but this emptuLsizes p.m. for the Rev. John E. Post, importers simply carry them to assigned here starting May 99. the outflow of U.S. dollars into a 1964 CHEVROLET pre-rinsing, washing and no filters or screens to BRIDGEPORT (AP) CJoroner The council had been sched­ again that time Is running out District supertntendenit, and his Impala 2-Door Hardtop. ling and design. Lsadore L, Koller said today their cars and drive off. But this may only be a partial return flow instead, at least drying for you automatic­ SALE PRICES! clean. Full extension - Teacher Strike uled to meet In the afternoon bn us in which to obtain an in­ family will be a highlight of the "I've pever heard of any answer. Camporarily. But the adminis­ RAH, auto., V-8, P.S., ally. Cleans 3 ways to give X- that no criminality was involved but a morning session was ar­ ternational agreement to elimi­ day’s events. Superintsendent State’s Aitty. Otto J. Saur oaya: tration warns bueinesa against w sw .\...... $2896 racks that roll all the in a We.stport traffic accident in nate nuclear weapons and nego­ being stolen,” a gold dealer you sparkling results. ~ (Continued from Page One) ranged by the council president, since Feb. 1, the Rev. Mr. Poet said. "We need more Judges, h e^ in any complacent relaxation of Its * way out for easy access. which Mrs. Patricia Beach, 45, Radhakrishna Ramani, after he tiate general and complete dis­ was appoint^ by Bishop James ■fforta. of Fairfield, received fatal in- armament.” There may be $600,000 worth the atete’a attorney’s office and Vinyl interior. phoned bomb threat. .She quoted was informed of the message K. Mathewe, Methodist bishop of ^old on one plane. probably more public defen­ ProflU have soared. But some 1963 FORD Nobody Can Beat These 12 Hour ' juries April 13. from Cury. The explosion took place near of New England, to succeed the Falrlone 600 2-Door Hard- the male caller as threatening I Mr.s. Beach, wife of Herman ders.’’ oiwporate executives foresee 12 HOUR a. to blow the home up by 10 It was learned that Cury was Lop Noi in the Takla Makan late Rev. Dr. James V. Clay- The state’s attomey’a office r i o ^ coots trimming the pcefit .top. RAH, auto., V-8, o’clock this morning if Jardine K. Beach, Jr., president of the critical of both the United States desert of 61nldar.g Province pool who had been named sup­ has one state’s aiticmey, two as- margin and perhaps cMUtaig the wsw...... 91686 Low, Low Norman Prices! fires the teachers. Bridgeport Metal Good.s Manu­ and the Organization of Ameri­ where the linst test occurred erintendent of the Providence Trinity Awards slstanta, and two public defend­ urge tor further Inveatmenta. SALE PRICES! facturing Co., was a pa.ssengcr can States. Concerning the last Dot. 16, according to official District. The Rev. Mr. Post was • Police said the threat was an in a car driven by her 17-year- ers. -And the big flood of na’wcom- 12 HOUR SALE PRICES! ^ apparent hoax. bombing, he alleged that the sources here. pastor of Burnside Methodist Ferguson Prize ”We aga tcyliif caaaa every era into Hm labor forte this 1963 FORD The teacliers have remained old daughter, Robin. The vehicle planesswere dispatched on their While there had been reports Church, East Hartford, for day," Saur saM. “We’re over­ aumat6r ”M schools cloae may Oalaxle 500 4-Door Sedan. ^ out of their claasrooms since and another car drivieii by mission with the consent of the in London that the Chinese may eight years prior to his appoint­ worked, we’ia siwiimpM with sh ai^y ininraaM the aeriouaneas RAH, auto., V-8, P.8., Atigust J. Petrasy of Westport United States. The Ronald H. Ferguson wsw...... ^796 ”■ Tueoday, but insist they are oollided. have sought to move their test ment and had also,served at Prize tojr Excellence In French, the ’ of the unamployment problem. KITCHENAID •- conducting a continuing union A Thursday night a spokesman site, U.S. officials discounted Noidh Methodist Church from Herbert BundoCk, public de­ These are the threats they are for the Dominican rebels in New December 1962 to January 1957. esrtahliahed at Trinity College, ^ meeting and that they are not DODD SPONSORS BILL this. Hertford, In memory of the fender In the Superior Court, warning againat. TTm economy striking. York said he would seek a spe­ The United Slates Is expected A memorial service’ for the late publisher of The Herald, says although he con always use n a y wall be too strong for the 1963 CHEVROLCT PORTABLE X The clo-ssroom boycott was b> THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cial session of the U.N. General late iDr. daypool, who died mofe help, his' bscklog of cases threate to com* to much. But 4-Door, RAH, 6 cylinder, I VVASHINGTON (API Sen. Assembly if necessary to give assurances to Asian al­ was awarded yesterday for sec­ called after the school board lies that the Chinese nuclear April 24 in Rhode Island, has ond place to Samuel D. Kaaeow, is not extensive. He says that both optimists and peaslmleta standard trans...... 91695 ~ adopted a $5,200 wage scale for Thomas J. Dodd, D-Coiui., ha-s fend the Independence” of the been planned for 3:45 pjn. many btndovers hava private think the threate jitould be spon.sor^ a bill to provide tax testing has been fully consid­ class of 1966, of New Haven. * beginning teachers wntli bach- Dominican Republic. ered by U.S. military pkumers Other events scheduled for The award was presented by lawyers. watched okwely. » ek»r degrees. The federation relief for parents or students to the conference include rworts 1961 CHEVROLET help meet the coste of college. and that American defense Prof. Guetave W. Andrian of But Contway sqgis th a teU’a DISHWASHERS ■ wants $8,40p, up $400 from the commitments in Asia will be of activities In the district, a the French Dept, at the cotte^ bindover populatiett “id th a q ^ - 4-Door Sedan. _' current base. Tile bill, would offer the tax­ dinner, a worship service, rec­ eat in Matory." N a 405...... -11096 payer who borrows to meet edu­ Volpe Submits fully oarried out. at the annual Honors Day cere­ Ma^or, 43, Dies Engineered with many exclusive features President Johnson gave such ognition of certified lay speak­ monies held in the college ohai>- .Conway gnd the Rev. WilUam cation eifpenses the option of ers and preachers and a film, W. SuUiwin, JMl ehttiain, hsTa such as new 4-way wash, flo-thru drying, deducting the expen.M M Do BoelBoaa HssaP atore will occupy the quarters gen bomb quickly were mini worth Methodist Church in­ of Trinity. BDBIIKD VO DBAVP- BUY NOW ON LONG EASY TERMS a building under construction at are in fair condition and 641 In clude the I ^ . BArle R. Custer, BABT LYMD (A^)-(rmnlt ■, CONVERTIBLE DISHWASNERS formerly used by Stein's Men’s the Remington Arms Co. poor condition. , mdsed here. It was pointed out Waltwr. DumonaU, b u i% ^ _ ad Boys’ Clothing Store. that Franca with a five-year p ^ o r ; Mr. and Mrs. OriswoM Bater, 79, w ia -'bdmad W fMotti waa atoSed Note These Features: Automatic water control, safety None' of the workers was in Other state educational insti­ __ II, Mr. and Mrs. Adelor IlMnwlAy nlgt|t In a Ora-antar- AUTO WESTINGHOUSE Mrs. John Rleg. tidio operates the direct path of the steel, tutions received sums aa fel­ hsadMait eiUll baa not aiqiloded amarganoy to*etii« of the ^ door latch, idlverivaiie baal ■ • ’ the ice cream firm, dlaciosed a hydrogan bomb. T u r ^ h and Charles Dickens. antte eali90d-by gntaloaM tovob tix-tatifiMaas to aan* as aottog n ( which fell 28 faat from the tap lows: Lowell Technological Ins­ South Methodist memberd In About Towu used to *wM e 4Mim tor a :tioo; dual deteiigwt dispenser, 1 ^ that negotiations for the new of the building. titute, tt.4 million; Southasst- Dr. Letter Machta, oMaf AUL- n w r tor. up toTtol dayaT ^ J t sit# had been continuing for the cluAe Rev. Dr. and Mrs. J. hbmwtuUI* *l9« ^ In 1 ^Pinw$k#, jt Dtepoorat, waa Sfilain finifiK tu5 and 750 watt BUILT-IN DISHWASHERS Four of the workers were re­ em Massachusetts Technologlo- out apeclaMat of the Weather IManley Shaw, pastor; Mr. and Member* of th* Regina . D*- basement paat three or four months, leased after traatment at Bridge­ at Institute, $2.1 million; state Bureau, told a reportar fikat. portable now and built-in later. Wlde-fiweep wash arm ass ' complete washinr in every ■i^ Miady Olen presently main- lira. Herbert MoKlnney, Mr. Italia Society will meet to n M IftoDtic .F iN XHtalMi^’ POST cimi d port Hospital. colleges, $10 mlUton; regional based on wind conditions pra- and Mrs. WUllam Rood, W. J. at 7:30 at the W. P. Quiab Fu­ Jordan oaM Bia.iBtonia ogMilit maoacm4 4 5 HARTfORD ROAD, N<-ur McKCI part of tub. Sin|fle dial U I—one setting for entiiii ..J!: taina its manufactuxing and Admitted to the hospital were community collegM, 17 million valUna a t 90,W» feet altitude ■Ti aalea t^rationa at MO K. Mid* Go^tfrsy Oourley, Mr. and Mm. neral Home, 236 Main fit, to Bator Moan- ha m M u m u m HOUR S A |£ PRICR$i washing and drying oyela. Frederick Tucci, M, of SUat-( and irouth BarvtM'EoariS. 1900.- orar lUd CMnd’ajpreawhail MM IIOMhall Hodge, Mlaa Peart g ty rsfpecto to a raemlMr, ttw tram UM hwmmt flte b5S ford and Edward Mahda, 98, of MO- A , aMe in weatani CAiia, thla pie­ Bble.and Mias Othsl Ooalee. ^ ta te Mr*. Antoto*^ Bcwlato was totagrt <1^109 eilU rjrtepa. ^ tofiv^ tor ih9 pagt tom ■ W.li. ^ - 's-,, - f Vf ■■’ 'ejtol . ^ ■ • T* 1 ? gjfiea

JO.'. wf J. . fiJnSni. ,.a j 4 g e t w e l v e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1965 Section Two m iD A Y , MAY 14, 1965 ^ anrlfrB trr lEurnittg 1$rralii FRroAY, MAY 14, 1965 Pages 13' to 2 4 SGandanavian Hahn-Wright ^odesian Language Groups Linked OU) IIOl^ES AND NJODiNGS Garbage Contract Miss Linda S. Wright and t o U.S. Klans 1 ; . . ‘3 Farrell R. Htdui, both of Rock­ lUVE A SPECIAL VALUE! Loses ‘Master, Boy’ ville, were married at the First Lutheran Church of Rockville OSLO, Norway (AP) News­ Town Will Coi)tinue BAUSBURY, RhodMia (AP)^ If you wanted mrvlce In a res­ last Saturday. paper reports in Oslo and Stock­ They Nave mellowed with the years and Aoald he PJ*" — “Good morning, master, the taurant or a drink in a bar It The bride is the daughter of holm say neo-Nazi groups oper­ served for this generation to aubnire and enjoy and for African waiter said aa he put was the practice in colonial Mrs. Joseph A. Lewis of Rock­ ating throughout Scandinavia future generations to bring part at the past to them. Present Piekup Plan down the breaWast tray. "How days to shout "Boy!”. ville and the late Howell have links with the Ku Klux ia the master feeling this morn- In the more regimented Wright. The bridegroom is the We talk about our "(3ity of Village CSiarm” and we households, the younger white son of Mr. and Mrs. William Klan in Alabama and Texas. are all protid of it, so why not issue a small Historical X. “master" feh shocked. males were even called “little R. Hahn of Rockville. TTie Norwegian government Booklet dedicated to the meet InteresUng past ot the General Manager Richard Martin, acting on instruc­ You can travel thousands of master” by the African ser­ The double ring ceremony organ Arbeiderbladet said today town. I am sure many of the old timers would be hapw tions from the town board of directors, has negotiated miles In Africa these days with­ vants. was performed toy the Rev. Wil­ that a Scandinavian group to supply many of the facts necessary for such a book­ a 3-year garbage collection contract with Anthony Bot- out hearing such terminology. Such talk is almoet treasonous liam Balkan of the First called Nordlski RikhpariicA — let. A committee could sort and compile these which Lutheran Church, Palms and ticello of Manchester calling for a continuation of the “Master" went out of style now in the newly independent Nordic Reich party — hae a could be distributed by the Chamber of Commerce to prefsent pickup procedure. aight years ago when the coloni­ states of Africa. In some, a white carnations decorated the “fuehrer” in each of the Nordic transients and also to property owners. We could give church. Both garbage and refuse will al structure in Africa began to white man could be sent to Jail countries. a new look to old Manchester. be picked up twice a week; crumble end the African began on a charge of Insulting, behav­ The bride, given In marriage Citing Swedish informants, by her oldest brother, Robert garbage from the backyards, About Town to come into his own. ior lor calling an African'"boy.” the newspaper said tlie Swedish In Feb, 11, 1964 Manchester Herald I made a plea with the cans to be left there; Tor years In Africa, the white Once you cross the 2iambezl W. Wright, wore a full-length fuehrer is Goeran Aesar Oreds- to preserve Historical Houses or at least place markers t i - ' gowm of white silk organsa tr a ^ from the curb, with these Hartford County Chapter, V man was “ma-ster” or “boss” River into Rhodesia, however, son and his Norwegian col­ at points of interest. Old local places should be regarded can.s to be left where found. gnd the African was simply you are in white-ruled Africa. and Brussels lace fashioned league is Hallvaird N. Faasche. as records of the past and should be stored as part of American Production and In- I'boy” _ cook boy, garden boy, And the present government of with a bateau neckline and el­ our historic h eriti^ . Are they going to be forgotten The contract, which will be ventoiV Control Society, will bow-length sleeves. The natural Arbeiderbladet said Oredeson signed shortly, will cost the hold Its annual Top Manage­ fea'boy or house boy. They re­ Prime Minister Ian Smith,has sent a threatening letter to or preserved? town $213,700 for the first mained “boys” all their lives. pledged itself to keep on ruling. bodice and column sheath ment Night at the Hedges Res­ Here “master” and "boy" skirt with otol were appllqued Swedish lecturer Joachim Israel year, commencing July 1; taurant, New Britain, Tuesday with a garland pattern. She last Oct. 1. The paper said the Oail Roberts $215,700 for the second year night at 0:30. Members are stay on even though Rhodesia is letter was aocompanded by a and $217,700 for the third year. a shade more liberal than South wore a removable full-court Village Charm Antiques. a.sked to Invite their top man­ Africa in race relations. train. Her shoulder-length toouf- Klan brochure containing pic­ Botticello, at bid openings on agers. fant veil of silk Illusion was tures of German concentrstioir May 3, had been the low bidder, A neat-IooMng African, wear­ with a $205,414 price for the SCANDINAVIAN ing a khaki sweater, walked Into arranged from a pearl decorat­ camps with anti-Semitic cap­ Polish National Alliance,. ed pill box. She carried a cas­ tions. first year, on a similar plan of a hotel bar in Salisbury and garbage and refuse pickup, Group 1988, will meet Sunday at STRINGBAND asked for a bottle of beer. When cade ot white carnations, roses Sweden’s largest newspaper, 3 p.m. at 77 North St. the bartender told him be would and baby’s breath. Expressen, said the leader of a which differed in one i-espect Mrs. Richard Lewis, sister of recently diecovered neo-Naal from the plan preferred by the AND VOCALISTS have to wear a Jacket to be board and now accepted. Sunset Rebehah Lodge will served, he walked out qtjietly. the bride, was matron of hon action group in Stockholm also Mrs. Mary Sterud "caps” Terri Haiishchlld, who, of the 32 meet Monday ait 8 p.m. at Odd Sacred Musical Program or. Serving as bridesmaids heW membership in the Klan. “Pinkies” capp^ Wednesday night, put in the most hours of ’The garbage collector would A Rhodesian Immediately left have been permitted to bring Fellows Hall. A memorial serv­ the bar and followed the AMcan were Mr* Ftonald Fr-guson, sis­ Expressen handed over docu- new 32 Pinkies service, while Pat Sullivan, newly elected president of the ice for deceased members will ALL WELCOME ter of the bridegroom; Mrs. Junior Auxiliary watches. (Herald photo by Pinto.) the garbage cans to the curb out. When he came back he mente and photographs to state and to leave them there for the be conducted. Refreshments will Said; "I know him. He was a Robert Weber of Rockville and and security police. Among be .served by Mrs. Robert Arm TONIGHT AT 7:80 Miss Jeananne Wisniewski of Given Caps householder to return. ' ' < Oi ' l ' / i . soldier in the Rhodesian African them wan a pictiue of a Klan (i/u/yrddu/ye/ Because of the many objec­ strong and committee. Rifles for years.” Vernon. The Misses Susan membersh^ card it said was these Junior volunteers have CALVARY CHURCH Wright and Cathy Lewis, nieces tions of that method from Even in Zambia to the north, issued to BJoem Lundahls, the Jimlor Auxiliary “Pinkies” contributed 2,212 hours of Church Receives homeowners, the board had I*olish Women’s Alliance 647 E. Middle Tpke. now independent for six months, of the bride, were flower girls. neo-Nazi leader. It bore the sig­ srere capped Wednesday night service to the hospital. Since Group 618, will meet Sunday at The matron of honor and the asked Martin to negotiate with the old practices die slowly. At nature of "imperial Wizard” At Manchester Memorial Hos­ Decenfiier, all the "Pinkies,’’ 24 Confirmands Botticello, within the $205,414 1 p.m. at 77 North St. a Lusaka hotel, the room ste­ bridesmaids all wore floor-length Sherman Miller of Waco, Tex. numbering 90 now, have put in sleeveless gowns of cerise linen pital in a ceremony all the original bid, if possible. It also ward came np with a smile and According to notes on the over 6,000 hours. 'Twenty-four young people asked Martin to negotiate a 3- The Men's Fellow.ship League said: "Hello, boss, I’m your accented with wine-colored card, Lundahls had been ap­ more significant toeoause it took Mrs. Ronald Vernier, chair­ sashes. They wore matching from Emanuel Lutheran year contract, to insure against of The Salvation Army will spon­ boy. This morning I cleaned pointed "grand dragon” of the •lace during National Hoopital man of the volunteers, and Mrs. Church will be received into the future Inflated bids and to pro­ sor a showing of the film "To Win ECHS Scholarships eij^t rooms.” headpieces trimmed with seed A.*.- v "Aryan Knights” in the “realm Week a time honoring the John Von Dedc, chairman of church at the Rite of Confir­ tect Botticello, who will pur­ marrow’s Child," prepared by The Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor of St. Bridget’s Church, stands with two of his young pa­ pearls. AU carried cascades of Lea Chamberlain photo of Sweden.” people who devote countless the Women’s Auxiliary, also mation on Sunday at the 10:30 chase new trucks for the opera­ the Newington Hospital for Crip­ ■nc, pink and white daisies. The MRS. FARRELL R. HAHN hours of service and fUnd raio- spoke to the girls and their am. service. The Rev. C. Henry rishioners, Sheila McConville and Michael Bourque, who have received partial scholarships to Japanese Insure Health flower girls were dressed In light tion. pled (Children, tomorrow at 7:30 East Catholic High School. The scholarships are given by St. Bridget’s Rosary Society. Mias hig to the hospitala. parents. Anderson, pastor, wiH officiate. Bottlcello’s price for the pick­ p.m. at the church. The public pink A-line linen with wine- Mr*. Mary Sterud, director of He win be assisted by the Rev. McCkmville, 14, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McConvlUe of 453 Summit St. is a stu­ FAIRWAY, YOKYO — In fiscal 1962, the oolored sashes. They both car­ ternates, Clarence F. Blackman, Terry Hauschlld, besides up method chosen Is still below i.s welcome. Refreshments will dent at Assumption Parish School. Michael, 14, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bourque, of 9 latest year for which complete Trial Testimony 74, of Stratford, and James S. aursee, presented the cape to earning her cap, also earned Melvin T. Peterson, assistant the prices that had been quoted be served. Admission is free. ried baskets of pink carnations AIR D*nM D$mUi Cisiu TsUi the 12 rtudent volunteers who pastor. orighially by the other two bid­ Hoffman Rd„ is a student at St. Boa? Parish School. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) figures are available, nearly-60 and yellow daisies. MacBride, 70, Bridgeport, both her 150-hour pin. per cent of all medical expenses Begins Tuesday retired. POR THI SMART HOSTISS bod earned the ri^ t to wear 'The following girta were cap­ They are Mark L. Ahlness, ders: Leaseway, the present Members of the Buttons ’n Ronald Ferguson, brother-in- Miller is being tried for the fhem by working 50 hours or Keith F. Bagley, Ann E. Ben­ contractor: and Frederick Mas- in Japan were p>ald for by in­ law of the bridegroom, was best It's anique. .. snd so wooderfully designed for "twotoice’* re- ped; Linda Ahalr, Denise Al- Batter 4-H Club recently honor­ BOTH surance, indicating ^ impor­ second time in the 1962 stran­ CONDITIONERS more at the hospital. lely, Jane Belanger, Ubtoy Bey- son. Arnold J. Benson, Karen sow of Windsor. ed their mothers at a Mother’s Pythian Sisters man. Serving as ushers were BRIDGEPORT (AP)—Testi­ gling of Mrs. Isabel Sillan of Isxing. Always popuUr with company snd a great convenience Bernard Felton, administra­ N. Bradhui, Karen Carlson, Town May Take Delinquents tant role medical inshrancs is Robert Weber and Jack Lewis mony in the first degree murder rer, Barbara Bolton, Dcmna Eric L. Ellison, Gary C. Frost, Day Tea. Miss Mary Ella playing in this country. Westport. ALL SIZES for the busy hostess .. . it’s a hospitality center all by itself. By tive assistant at the hospital, Brunioll, Kathy Carroll, Barbara Rowles, Hartford County 4-H Host to C hief STORES of Rockville, and Don Skewes, trial of Harlis Miller will begin A Superior Court Jury con­ all means aidd this delightful piece to your enteruinmenc facili-- Addressed the "Pinkies,” con- Gail J. Hendrickson, Connie M. of Manchester. Tuesday before a Superior Court Dennen, LaVemo Gagnon, Un- Hotcaveg, Harry W. Johnson, agent, was special guest. Club To Court Over Water Bills victed him in 1963, and Miller •HOr' PRE-SEASON bet. Come see it on display. . . or write- for caulog showing) atulating them cm behalf of da Gagnon, Cynthia Hamilton, Police Arrests members made special favors Pythian Sisters, (Memorial OPEN A reception was held at the Jury of eight men and four was sentenced to life imprison­ •vet 30 different pieces. Se Hospital. Jeannlne E. Johnson, Randl S. PAC Club In Rockville. The women. (Pamela Hamilton, Roberta Har­ Hall, Pamela M. Johnson, Lor­ and refreshments for their Temple, will serve as the host ment. In all, Bines last October, ry, Margaret Haugh, Terry mothers. Townsp«(n>Ie who owe money^ In the winter, when the TONITE mother of the bride received in The selection or the Jury was Earlier this year the State PRICES raine E. Kendler, Roderick J. Police have made two more temple to Mrs. Bertha Lynn of to the town sewer and water ground is frozen, the water can a green linen suit with graai completed Thursday. , Supreme Court of Errors order­ Hauschild, Cecily Hull, Janet MaoLean Jr., Linda A. Magnu- arrests in connection with a not be shut att at all, WlttkoC- and white print blouse and green Knight. son, Karen L. Morsey, Andrea two-family brawl which took Members of Gibbons Assem. Detroit, Mich., supreme chief department for past services till Joining the panel were ed a new trial. \j!7(DGrp0Q0 of Pythian Sisters, and to Mrs. ske says. accesaories. The bridegrroom’s William B. Bass, 67, and LTWOODWORKERS Also, Carol Kramer, Shirley L. Nielsen, Lynn D. Schmaltz, place on Adams St. Saturday bly. Catholic Ladies of Colum' axe likely to find themselves in As a result, Machell suggest­ mother wore a champagne lace WUllam S. Murphy, 26, both of Lorentzen, Lois Martin, Marcia Evelyn L. Swanson, Carlton D. evening. Jacob Rogowskl, 73. bus, will honor memberships of Dorothy E. Kay of Fall River, small claims court If they don’t OPIUM TRADE DOUBLED FREE 25 years or more at an Old Ac ed that the town take its over­ congratulate sheath with champag;ne acces­ Bridgeport. XWITED NA'nON, N.Y. — A Ruiffe Fumlhtn • Cador fsnea* • Smat BuMng$ Matheny, Chris McCann, Carol Weiman, Roy A. Wlerzblckl and Gladys Smith, both of 362 Mass., supreme manager, when pay up soon. due bills to small claims court. sories. Both mothers wore cor­ Murphy, a dispatcher for an U.N. report says illicit world Mellen, Jacqueline MUler, Susan and Arthur R. Wflkie m . Adams S t were charged with qualntance Tea on Sunday at they make their official visit to Although the town can order NORMAN’S BMuty Advlte After devotions on Wednes­ 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ray­ The town wiM begin going to the graduate! sages of yellow roses. electric company, is the young­ trade in ophim earns $10 billion EAST LONGMEADOW, MASS.—395 SHAKER ROAD Moore, Kathy O’Brien, Linda breach of peace and were or­ Connecticut tomorrow at Odd court, becaoise shutting off the the property of a tax delinquent Upon leaving for a motor trip est member of the Jury. yearly, about twice the pace of Patten, Jo-Ann Robb, Lynn* day Ovening, Pastor Anderson dered to appear at the Man­ mond Quish, 110 Forest St. All Fellows Hall. The afternoon 44S Harriford Rd ARTHUR DRUG examined the memtoers of the members are welcome. water of a dehnqueirt, bill-pay­ seized under state statutes, it to New Hampshire, the bride Also chosen were two al­ 1960 amuggbng;. Tel: LA 5-3941—Collect Calls Accepted Runde, Linda Thompson, Mari' chester session of Circuit Court sesslof? will begrln at 1 p.m., er has proved to be impractical does not have the same autlu»^ wore an Irish beige suit with lyn Welch and Pat Burnett. confirmation class on their 12 on May 24. with dinner at 6:30 and initia­ Christian knowledge before an in many oases, according to Ity to collect utility billa green accessories. ’The couple Pievlously, two other mem­ Keeney St. School PTA will tion of candidates at 8. Tax Collector Ernest Machell. The small claims court can will reside at 8 Nye St., Rock­ audience of parents, friends and bers of the Rogrce payment of C-Lb. Dry Clean—62.00 ARTHUR DRUB with assault with intent to car­ of undergraduate honor so­ After the dinner, there will be back bills. 5 Lbs. Or Under—81.S0 ERS Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Ahlness nally know a female child after cieties, at Colby College, Water- a reception for the supreme Free Mothproofing of 45 Castle Rd., respectively. In the past, according to town They wiU receive tuition for a he was found in a ear with a vllle, Maine. A graduate of Man chief. Gifts will be presented water and sewer head Lawrence RECENT ARRIVALS w « ^ at Camp Calumet, a 16-year-oId girl last night His Chester High School, Haskell is from the Grand Temple of­ Wiittkofske, the town has shut Lutheran camp in New Haihp- court appearance Is scheduled majoring in English literature ficers; Pythian Sunshine Girls off the water to homes whose shire. Next highest honors with for June 7. He has been on the dean’s list of Acorn Council, West Haven; householders have not paid their half-tuition for a week at the Robert J. Karash, 24, of 717 for four years, served as stu Frances Herron Council, Man­ bilis. camp went to Andrea Nielsen, Tolland Tpke., was charged dent advisor during his Junior chester; and El Nlnevah San- But, he says, this has proved TORO. OUR VERY BEST daughter of Mrs. Gudrun Niel­ with making unnecessary noise year and is a Blxler Scholar at tha. Nomads of Avrudaka. to be impractical because it re­ sen of 177 School St.; Ann with a motor vehicle and was the collegre. Assisted by the degree staff quires tlte time of two men. ordered to appear in ooart on from Memorial Temple, a class Benson, daughter of Mr. and of oandl^tes wiU Km Initiated who often “suffer the abuse of Mrs. Riotoert C. Benson of 348 June 7. Patrolman Lester. Sil­ , Diana Bottum and Robert the people whose water thw are Woodtoridge St.; and to Arnold ver Jr. made the arrest about 1 Ricci, Juniors at East Catholic by officers of several temples shutting off.” / CAMPING USED CARS High School, have been selected at the evening session. Benson, son of Mr. and Mrs. this morning on N. Main S t to represent the school in the SaL, May 15—10 A.M.-8 P.M. ’61 CONTIENTAL Ernest W. 'B^son of 155 Green William Kelly, 24, of RFD 1 TEA MAKINGS ON TAP Lincoln 4-’Door. Arctic white. Manor Rd. in Manchester, was charged with 1965 Laurel Girls’ State and San., May 16—1 P.M.-6 P.M. One owner.' Automatic, white­ '2 3 9 5 Others receiving honors in­ overcrowding the front seat of Nutmeg Boys’ State. CHICAGO — An ohvays-ready SHOW walls, radio, heater, full power. clude Connie Hotcaveg, daugh­ hie automobile. Patrolman teakettle con be tnsUOled near ter of Mrs. Marianne Hotcaveg James McCooe Issued him a Robert Martens, a Junior, the sink at home. It’s a dispen­ ser that ptovklee tootling water j y y T.A.C. BLDG. RT. 30 ROCKVILLE ,’64 CHEVROLET of Lawton Rd.; EJvelyn Swan­ court summons for June 14. was recently elected president Sponsored By B.A.F.C.A. Chapter Of New son, daughter of Mr. and Mra FredericlA A. Goltra, 18. of of the Student Council at East at the tourch of a button, with­ England Family Camper’s Association Corvalr Monza 4-Door. Red with RiGph Swanson of 374 Hackma­ Vernon, was charged with fail­ Catholic High School. out pressure dangers. FAIRWAY red vinyl interior, radio, heater, '1 8 9 5 tack St.; Karen Bradlau, daugh­ ure to observe the optical re­ ______WBE — ADMISSlOW automatic. ter of Mr. and Mrs. George F. strictions on his driver's license Bradlau of 9 Barry Rd.; Rod­ and was sumihoned to appear in SEE ’64 CHEVROLET erick J. MacLean Jr., son of court on June 7. Patrolman Rob­ Winner of the Pontiac Service Excellence Award TENTS - TARPS - COTS Ciorvalt’ Monza 4-door. Rod with Mr. and Mra. Roderick J. Mac- ert Hennequin also gave him a LOWEST RATES BDTH red vlr^l Interior. Redk>, beater, '1 8 9 5 Lean Sr. of 34 Hoffman Rd.; written warning for squealing FULL MARLGUirS SLEEPINC BAGS PowergUde. Excellent condition. and Linda Magnuson, daughter hie tires. STDRES Pinier Up hoiitl of Mr. and Mrs. Bengt Magnu- MAINTENANCE Bon of 50 Marshall Rd. TAX SAYINGS GPEN ALUM. POLES - AIR MATS. ’62 MERCURY Class members conducted a Escape Study Asked BALCH FULL COLEMAN—STOVES—LANTERNS—OVENS Monterey Convertible. Auto­ Candlelight Service at the close INSURANCE • ALL YOUR CAMPING NEEDS • matic, radio, heater. White with '1 4 9 5 of the examination. 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Auto- WISHES... maUo, radio, heater, power '8 9 5 C A LL 289-6483 for every steering. Red and white. IFLETCHER G U S S CO. OF MANCHESTER I Hiiiil-Tum raGlioi Impala Sport Sedan, just one of member 16 models ttt the Number One line ’60 LINCOLN 'Pramlare 4-door hardtop. Silver of the Blue with blue nylon and INSTANT ‘When You Think of GIosm, 1649-4521 In bra's New 2T leather interior. Radio, heater, '1 1 9 5 family! Think of Fletcher'* full power. I - ’64 CHEVROLET -Of (omst 54 McKEE STREET WMiMhI Tmpnia 2-Door Hordtop. Auto­ «w- EARNINGS matic, whitewall tires, radio, Dividends paid from day You just floor. Toro's 21* heaher, power steeringr Carman '2 3 9 5 In Manchester CaU: TURNPIKE TEXACO—648r2176 U E 0,) B I , ' V ;■ u I f . (; (I ^ ^ OPEN THURS. NIGHTS TILL 9 Whirlwind* rotary mower red. Low mileage. of dq^tbolt — 4 times a doM the rest. Pulls you up Success hasn’t gone to its price ysar. hills, pulls you through »63 PONTIAC SPRING SPECIALS heavy grass. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1966 PAGE FOURTEEN MA*.v ._ o x u ;R EVENli>iG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1966 TJkCM v im p i Columbia Andover Judge Guilty of Bribe Charge, Hearing Set Boy Scouts Oklahoma Seeks Replacement MOTO’S FUEL GO. T he High School W orld Taking Part On Addition 367 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD VOL. XXIX, No. so Friday, May 14 Cinnpiled by Students of Mancheoter Rich School Mrs. Jeyes Dsn, FMrity Ai vlssr OKLAHOMA e m r , Okla.^ber, talking in whiapera. J(Bin-«$7,600 briba. Johnson said ^ In Camporee After the .Wednesday night (AP) — Gov. Henry n*11m Bellmon on onnson ttfollrAsHwalked pastnoBt 4them>i a * m *erectly « * * A f 1 v Ukeptm o A sumsm s u m s i a of# m money a a m m s h^- TEL 289-3495 meeting o f the s(diool building began Idoking today for a re­ and slowly to meet newsmen in den in 1& bedroom. Spring Carousel ocnunlttee, John F. Phelps, placement for a State Supreme the corridor. Johnaon was the first Oklaho­ ^Worldlings’ MmiMKm o f tho k>c«l Boy chalrmdn, announced that a Court justice found guilty of ac­ He read a statement he had ma Supreme Court justice ever Spring Concert a Success Boout txoopo wM attend a public heAslng on the propoeed cepting bribery money and oust­ prepared earlier which said, to be convicted In Impeachment Sophomores, juniors and oam|M>rM ttiifl weekend at the addition td the elementary ed from the office he held for 16 "while I am deeply disappointed proceedings. Q G A L L O N seniors, who are interest­ Old and New newr £)aBtem Connecticut BoyJ school is to be.held on May 24 years. with this verdict, I am glad to ed in spending an exciting at 8 pjn. in the School's aU-pur- evening, remember May 28, Boout Camp in Aittfbrd. "It is apparent,” said the gov­ have had the opportunity to give pose room. ernor, "that It is past the time the people of Oklahoma my side CASH In 33rd Annual Pro^am the date of the Spring Hold Banquet Regtotration and IntraecUon The preliminary plans for the for r^orm in the method of the of the story that they may be Camp.Show Set 1 3 '/ 2 Prom. This memorable takee place today at 4:30 pm. project will be on view. The event will be held from 8 selection of our state officials. the final judge.” He had another With dealines met and last The top troop and bop patrol ardiltects, Chandler and Palm­ We will take immediate steps to Outsid« th« night wax ooId<&ICem and Oscar Hammarstein'a^his own “Be Thou My Vision.” to 12 in the cafeteria. statement to read if he had been At TAG Grounds minute headlines complete^ for win be judged on a point aya- er of Norwich, will be present acquitted. He stuffed it back "All the Things You Are” and Also dedicated to him were fill the vacancy.” The court is M HOUB DEUVKBT AND BUBMXIB 8EBVICIS and dreary. Inside the acq>ect The theme of the prom the week, the staff of the "High tem. to explain the plans end an­ elected by the people. into a coat pocket. the popular "Dry Bones” with "Sam Was A Man” from a is Spring Carousel, and the The Rockville Area Family was quite different as the School Wdrld” gathered at a Flnrt in^>ectlon could mean swer questions. The hearing is Justice Napoleon Bonaparte Johnson had no comment on a unique accompaniment by poem by e. e. cummlngs and cafeteria will be appropri­ .1 100 points for attendance, Campers Association will hold sounds of the varied musical banquet May 6, in the MHS ablely to jjresent information; Johnson, 74, a Cherokee Indian, his future plans. a Camp Show at TAC grounds, Jierry Cambria. Student direc­ "The Heavens Are Telling" ately decorated. Dancing dkrthl^, p€u:k and dtstributlon no vote will be taken to com­ listened Impassively Thursday The silver-haired justice's •eiectlons of the 33rd Annual tor for the group, Fred Sprague from “The Creation" by Haydn. will be to the music of cafeteria. Old members and o f gear. Location of caonpalte, Guest Preacher Rt. 30. Rockville, tomorrow those who just joined the club mit the town on any of the sev­ as senators, sitting as a court of only daughter ran up to him and from 10 am . to 8 pm . and Sun­ Spring Oonicert drifted through '66 coducted "Twenty, Eigh­ The latter was under the direc­ t h e Dubaldo Orchestra, shelters, food storage, fireplace, The Rev. Earl Robert Mo- eral alternative plans. impeachment, answered the roll cried: “ We know you didn't do tion of Fred Sprague, '65, with and refreriiments will be enjoyed a meal of pizza, soft day from 1 to 6 p.m. the halls. Held last Friday eve­ teen.” Linda Johannson '65 and latrine and garbage diepoaal, dean, pastor of the First Lu­ The building committee hopee call on two bribery accusations. it.” Her father did not reply. soloists Linda Johannson, '65, served. drinks and ice cream. Tents, trailers and camping ning, it was the successful re­ Jeanot Wirtalla ‘65 were the could aocum t^te 200 points. for a good attendance at the Johnson glanced frequently at Tears filled the eyes of friends Philip Bennett, '66, and Erik After dinner, several seniors Bquipment rates 100 points, theran Church. Clifton, N.J., equipment will be on d iq ^ y . sult of the combined efforts of soloists foV the number. General chairmen of the information meeting so that it tally sheets kept by his attor­ and relatives as they accom­ Johnson, '65, performing well. prom are Sharon Douton received awards for the work food preparation and menu, ISO will be the guest preacher at neys as the voting progressed. panied the Jurist down the Capi­ Some members o f RAFCA will the Round Table and Junior Instrumental selections in­ Favorite selections from George they have dpne during the past points and safety and sanita­ may get a full expression of be camping out ait the grounds Round Table Singers and the cluded Bach's "Concerto In D and "George Bradlau. Their the 9 am . service on Sunday what people eeem to want. As The roll call followed three tol steps. Gershwin's jazz opera "Porgy committees include Tickets year for the "World.” Mrs. tion, which Includes first aid at Emanuel Lutheran Church. hours of private conference by Johnson, former president of to give the public a close look three high school choirs. The Minor" presented by Tails and Bess" were another high­ Joyce Don, facidty advisor, pre- kit, caire of fcmd and water. a result, the committee can at camping. Paups '67 and Cyrus Stevens and Programs, Paula Ri­ His topic will be "Hearing in ftmction in the weeks to come the Senate. the National Congress of Ameri­ entire program was under the light of the evening. Through­ vard and Kenneth Bom- .sented ‘Quill and Scroll' awards Cleanliness, both personal and an Age of Many Voices.” direcUon of Mr. Robert C. Vat- '68 on the violins aiwl Judith out the program the choirs to Paula Rosen and Gary Gun- in accordance with these pref­ ‘‘Two-thirds of this court hav­ can Indians and once named the berger; Publicity. Jo-An Guy Tangerone Barry Gooding Chris Biawn camp and storage of firewood, The guest preacher is a 1945 ing voted aye, I declare article outstanding American Indian, or. Naschke '66 on the piano. James were accompanied by Niki As- as. co-editors of the paper this rates 200 points. erences. Boudreau and Jolm Os- graduate of Manchester High one to be sustained and you are was the target of testimony by LEASE The Junior Round Table, a Leeure '65, Michael Johns '67 vestas, '65, Carol Ann Law­ past year, and to EJd C5oltman, Baseball Piactioe trout; Refreshments, Sue Patrol organization counts School. He is the first memter thereby under the constitution former Justice N.S. Corn, 81. A CAR FROM FAUL DODOE PONTIAC and Michael OrfitelU '67 did a rence, '66, and Diane Asvestas, and Paul Pilkonis, all '65. The 150 points and final inspection The Babe Ruth baseball on Buy and newly organized group of sing­ Magolvan and Steve Cone, of Manchester’s Emanuel Lu­ and the statutes of Oklahoma Com admitted taking $167,000 ers, sang such numbers as fine Job on Poulenc's "Sonata '67. and Decorations, Jill Hor­ second award was the "Helen could add 100 points to those theran Church to enter the team, for boys 13 to 16 years SeU a Trols." of age, will hold Wa first prac­ found guilty and it is the judg­ in bribes and said he made pay­ r/> Teletype "Moon Glow” (accompanied by After the performance the ton and Betty Kirby, all Estes Award,” created in tri­ aocumulated. ministry. The Rev. Mr. Modean ment of the court that you be offs to Johnson and Justice Earl audience and performers gath­ Candidates Chosen to Run Field events, nature treasure tice of the season on TXimday t f TransactloliB ALL MAKES Dave Hindis 'M on the piano, The combined choirs, consist­ '67. bute of the former advisor to served as pastor of Christ the removed from office as Justice Welch. Welch resigned last Comiulsslon Jerry Cambria ‘66

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rsationd tot the 20,( mtta iMtoa. DtoWeto of ■South Wiiidsor See These Low Mileage Events Events Wbra wWhout w ater and power. FREE LECTURE MON., MAY M, I PJL The itorm Mt Wsdneaday. ExUiwIve damage to Dacca In Capital In World IMvwntty iMced tbe school to School Library Unit Named m C6DILUCS close tor 10 days. WASHINOTON (AP) — Sec­ LONDON (AP) — Aa many aa JCUALA LUMPUR, Malaytoa retary of the Treasury Henry H. 20 countrlM wMt bi abta to man- (AP) — The MaMyslan gosragn- To Coordinate Activities OLDSMOBILES - PONTIACS Fowler made hto first formal ment banned strikes in eesentlsl REALTY ufactura cheap atomic bomha In AT news. conference a bright one. sendees today and sharply Urn- Formation of a school' Ilbra-< He said sharp Inroads are being another three yearn unlaae ttM Ued other hMUstiial protest ac­ Also, Worlds of Existential­ made on the U.S. batance of worM'e great powem atop the n r council in South Windsor ism, Live at Peace 'with your tion to head oor un­ ATTENTION LICENSE APPLICANTS —A Precocious Autoblogrraphy; totan, Japan, Indonesia, Israel, ordinate all the activities of South Africa, Guidebook record $1.5 bilHon hi the last ions. MEN and WOMEN, young or old, regardless of previous ex­ the various school libraries, three morklts of 1964. the United Arab Republic and The reguiaUons cover the en­ perience. If yon are over 21 you can become a real estate to Stamp Collecting, Story of SI2MNTW cataloging procedures and to The secretary also reported Sweden, the source told news­ tire civil service, the printing broker merely by passing an examination. Obtain your license the Peace Corps, Antique Fire­ men ThurwJay. make recom'mendation for pur­ arms, How to Build Outdoor Thursday a $60-ihiIUon reduc­ Industry, including newspaper and enter this richly rewarding profession. You can start on chases of library books and tion in the U.S. gold stock, The official said Preaident operhittons, municipal sendees. Fireplaces and FMmlture, Louis Joiinkm’s administration Is sat­ a part-time basis ’ on your own or Join the staff of on es­ materials. bringing the total gold outflow Including all forme of transport, tablished real estate firm. Onr course offers you the finest Supt. Warner said the coun­ C. Tiffany - Rebel in Glass, and this year to $1,036,000,000 and isfied that the Soviets and gse and electricity suppliers, The Great Plsnlsts. French are in general agree­ license e.\om preparation available, as well as teaching you cil had evolved from several leaving current gold stocks at and the petroleum, rubbw, tin, how to open an office and be successful In the real estate discussions from within and Also, Fiammarlon Book of MOTORS, to about $14,363,000,000. ment with the Americans and Astronomy, The Lawn Book,] British in their wish for an early coconut, pineapple and benking business. Attend a FREE FIRST LECTURE on Monday, outside the school system with Despite the improvement, Directs Show tndustriM. May 24. at 8 P.M. No obligation. Presented by Lee Institute various persons concerned with Emotional Problems of Living, I ROCKVILLE. CONN. Fowler said this shquid not be Robert C. 'Vater, music di­ pact to prevent diasemination qif An arbitration tribunal is to at the YWCA, 262 Ann St., Hartford. The entire course wUI upgrading library offerings In Life of Plants, Audels Home Im -. Inteipreted as indicating the nuclear weapons. provements Guide, McCalls Dec-1 rector for Manchester High The United States and Britain be Created to settle labor be presented In Hartford. Write or phono for fme guest ticket the schools. battle h€M been won. disputes. Labor Minister V. Ma- MORSE COLLEOE, 188 Ann S t, Hartford, S22-2261 He stated it has been real­ oratmg Bock, Bums Mantle i Said Fowler; "Our balance of School, will direct the annual are launching an urgent and .nfekavsnagam said the order ized that goals need to be clar­ Yearbook, Best Playa of 1963- ] payments deficit did not develop Variety Show scheduled for to­ determined bid to achieve such ■woe necessary to check internal ified and that they Caimot be 64 and Three on a Toothbnlsh. AND SAVE! overnight and we don’t expect night and tomorrow at 8 p.m. a pact. Their next move proba­ labor unrest in -view of Indone­ reached in one year. Reference books: Poor Regis­ to be able to solve it overnight.” at Manchester High School. He bly will be made at the 17-natlon sia’s threat to Malaysia. ter of Corporations, Directots' dl.sarmament conference in In Warner’s budget to the 1965 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE will be assisted by James Hlg- board of education, he and the and Executives, American Uni- EXECUTIVE CAR — LOW, LOW MILEAGE WASHINGTON (AP) — Ap­ ginbottom, also of the music Geneva, which to expected to administration provided for a vorsitlea and CJolleges (Direc­ proval of the first four contracts department at the school. Pro­ resume work thda summer. five-year program in which it tory of Accredited senior col-' with states to estabK.sh and op­ ceeds will benefit the Man­ The talks have been boycotted $5,300 Collected leges and Universities In the 1965 OLDSMOBILE LUXURY 98 SEDAN Is hoped South W I n d s o r's AIR CONDI'HONING erate counseling and referral chester Association for the Help by France, which wants a con- school library facilities can be- United States), The Saints— .services (or armed forces medi­ of Retarded Children and the I ference of the five atomic pow- For Easter Seals S. come a more useful part of the Blograjjhlcal Dictionary, Book cal rejectees was announced Daniel Manchuk Music Scholnr- I ers, including Communist Chi- Instruction proceos. of Jewish Knowledge, L^gal Al­ 1965 OLDSMOBILE F-85 VISTA CRUISER today by the Welfare Depart­ ship Fund. Tickets will be avail­ ' na. Maixhester’s Earter Seal Named to the council at a manac Series and Concise Ox­ STATION WAGON ment. able at the door. LONDON (AP) — Heavy loss­ m recent administration meeting ford Dictionary of Opera, | Oampaign has surpassed the The srtates and the amounts es suffered by Britain’s Labor were Miss Josephine Z o c c o, 1965 OLDSMOBILE STARFIRE town goal by $80a A total of Drive Slated | awarded are $114,394, those which, the Federal Radia­ party In local elections thds Authorized Dealer Miss Hilda Monaghan, Miss The teen-agers march to bene­ CLUB COUPE New Mexico $32,550. Pennsylva­ tion Council considers an accep­ week are expected to cancel any $5,300 has been collected to Peggy Thomas, Richard Farr, fit St. Jude’s Children Research nia $201,110 and Texas $211,129. table health risk — 200 picocu- plan by Prime Minister HaroM date, announced Arnold Law­ Miss Nuvart Baronian, Miss Hospital sponsored by ALSAC 1965 OLDSMOBILE Negotiations to implement the lies a day, averaged over a Wilson for a quick national elec­ rence, campaign chairman for Zllpah (Mitchell and Miss Mary (Aiding Leukemia Stricken Enclosfng the Hockanum Starts in Rockville LOW, LOW MILEAGE program throughout the country tion to try to boost his three-seat Manchester. Ann Holland. year, for large general popula­ American Children) has been Crane and bulldozer move earth of Market St. in Rockville river, which has long posed a flood threat to the area. A by­ are being conducted by the Pub­ tion groucs for a lifetime. majority In Parliament. He cited several key cam­ In addition, Mrs. Laura Katz, scheduled from 1 to 5 p.m. Sun­ I Republican Senators George Murphy, left, of .California lic Health Service. With returns in from all but as work begins on enclosing a portion of the Hockanum pass road at the construction site is being built. (Herald 1965 TEMPEST 4-DOOR SEDAN A picocurie is one milUonfh of paign wotieens. Hiey Inckide representing the board of ed­ day. photo by Satemla.) ■ and Thurston Morton of Kentucky conduct a workout on "Many of the men rejected two towns, Conservativee scored the restdents of WesthMl Gar­ ucation. and a representative River. The project is the first construction in the city’s rede­ AUTOMATIC ft POWER STEERING one millionth of a curie. A curie Next Week’s Menu velopment area Federal funds were received to cover the I the Capitol steps of the first throughbred Kentucky bull- for military service for medlcaJ Is equal to the radioactivity of a gain of 552 seats on local dens, Mrs. George Bensche and of the town library board, will i fro g ever enter^ in the Calaveras Jubilee. (AP Photofax.) reasons do not adequately un­ councils. Labor lost 377, the lib ­ South Windsor High School; 1965 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE VISTA one gram of radium. Girl Scout O dette Troop 621. be requested to .)artlclpate. Monday, grinders, pickles, pep­ derstand why they were reject­ erals 174 and Independents 1. the members of Rotary Club of A representative from the Whitlock. Club members work­ meeting held in Fellowship the Community to place the 4-DOOR HARD TOP ed or the Importance of the con- Labor loet control In 11 towns pers, fruit; Tues^y, spaghetti talent dollar earnings. Envel­ ECHO, Students MOnchesUr and Hartford Na­ PTA Council and one repre.«*ent- and meat sauce, ice cretmi; ing at the sale tomorrow are Hall to answer questions on the dltlons found,” said Secretary of and suffered shaiTr setbacks — tional Bank and Trust Oo. ative from each group of library Mrs. Casimir Bednp.*’c*y'4, Mrs. merger vote which will take opes will be provided for this Welfare Anthony J. Celcbrezze. without losing control — in such Wednesday, turkey pie, apple Congress Leaps at Chance Lutz Bird Walk ’n»e state goal of $515,000 ha.s mothers will also be Invited cri^>; Thursday, hamburg on Whitlock, Mrs. Morrlsette, Mrs. place on May 23. purpo.se. There will be refrerii- Award Withers i 1964 AUTOMOBILES i ”Nor do they know how to major. indusMal cMies as Man­ not been retired but it is hoped An early meeting to explore William Myshrall, Mrs. Harold On Monday, the junior ch.-Hr menls served at the Cewnmunity seek the treatment and other chester. Birmingham, Liver- roll, potato salad, cookies; FYi- Set Tomorrow that late returns may still push the scope of their operation for day, macaroni and cheese, toss­ Ames, Mrs. Joseph Hebert and ■will meet from 7 to 7:30 p.m. House. Judith Allen of 65 Morse Rd., I ser'vices they need. ’This pro­ iw l, Leeds and Newcastle. up the total Ih e goal would IIm coming year to to be called. Mrs. John Janeezyk. and the youth choir from 7:30 RECONDITIONED AND SOLD ; To Jump Frogs at Calaveras gram will support counseling, Tbey are traditional labor Select Used Cars ed satad, pie. and Bilg^id O’Cormor of East The Lutz Junior Museum nioke possible Increased ser­ Hl-Y Officers Elementary schools; Monday, Members who have pisuits to to 8 p.m. in the chapel. Manchester Evening Herald referral, and follow-up services strongholds. 'vices to persons living outside South Windsor correspondent, Hartford, both students at East on a voluntary basis, bringing will sponsor a Bird W''alk to­ The Uncas Hi-Y elected the barbecue haniburg on bun, but­ donate should bring them to The evening circle of the WITH 100% WARRANTY WASHINGTON (AP)—Mem.^from under the ice when he goes morrow morning at 7 from the The voting was the first major of the major population centers. Brounle Joseph, telephone 644- Catholic High School, have re­ to Anchorage Saturday to attend the rejectee into contact with I test of strength since Labor following officers at a recent tered whole kem S com, shred­ Mrs. Halotek, 87 Pine Tree WCXIW win meet Monday at 8 , bers of Congress are jumping at Highland Park spring. Frcxl- Among the servloea provided by meeting; Richard Lane, presi­ Lane, today. Proceeds from the* p.m. icellowship Hall. There 0148. ceived certificates for excel­ T ■ the chance to win fame and for- a dinner. the appropriate resources of his ousted the Conservatives in na- VOLKSWAGEN ded lettuce and dressing, frutt; community.” erick Sweet of 42 N. School St., the Easter Seal Society ore a Deluxe Sedan. dent; Betty Sharp, vice presi­ Tuesday, roast beef and gravy, sale will be used for the club's will fee the installation of offi­ lence in journalism from the 1964 CADILLAC COUPE DE VHJ.E ■ tune In this year’s Jumping frog Sens. Tbruston B. Morton, R- a member of the Hartford Au­ tio al,balloting last fall. htenebound employment pro­ 64 M645 Hartford Courant as a part of Ky., and George Murphy, R- I LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ dent; Karen Recktenwald, sec­ mashed potatoes, buttered peas, conununlty projects. cers folloiwed by a surprise pro AIR CONDITIONED Jubilee in Calaveras CJounty, dubon Society, will lead the gram, a camping and recrea­ retary; Ronald Spencer, treas­ On sale will be geraniiuns, grom. Press Day at St. Bonaventure | Calif. CiiUf., gave what may be the WASHINGTON (AP) — The watchers. go (AP) — Premier Molse tion program for adults and VOLKSWAGEN pickle, rye bread and butter, Gail Boland Wins lUniversity. first thoroughbred Kentucky national average radioactive I Tshombe has added nli>e more urer, and Donna Barber, re­ gelatin dessert; Wednesday, zinnias, petunias, marigolds, to­ On Tuesday at 8 pm. the Some are even risking the The museum suggests taking diUdren, an equipment loan ser- 63 Kormnnn Convertible. *1695 Miss Allen is editor-in-chief I 1964 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE reputation of home-state frogs. bullfrog ever entered in the an­ strontium 90 content at milk 1 seats to his growing National porter for the group. soup and crackers, egg salad or mato planta and other miscel­ M’Cn’s Club will meet in Fellow- binoculars and a field guide. 'vioe and individual case ser­ Little League Scores laneous annuals. Oration Contest and Miss O’Connor a reporter The attraction is the 100th nual jubilee a workout ’Thursday edged up to 20 pricocuries per Anyone may participate, but I Assembly total with ftoal results vices. VOLKSWAGEN peanut butter sandwich, cake ahlp Hall. Warren Westbrook 1964 OLDSMOBILE STARFIRE I on the Capitol steps. liter in February after being from LuIuaboiB'g Pro-vine e. The Andrews Oilers defeated square; Thursday, sliced tur­ Women’s Club Meeting wni talk on state legislature. for "The ECHO,” the East anniversary observance of children under 11 must be ac­ Lawrence also announced 63 Deluxe Sedan. Six to ohooM from. *1495 the Llor^ 7-0 in senior division Gail Boland of Grade 8 at Catholic newspaper. The paper | COUPE 1 Mark Twain’s story, "The Cele­ Murphy has named the jum- steady at 19 the five preceding companied by an aduH. In case I Tshombe’s CJonaco Alliance key, potato salad, buttered TTie South Windsor Women’s Refreshments will follow the I>eT Kentucky Ev, because, ac­ months, the public Health Serv­ that appUcatlcms are now be­ play of the Little League this St. James’ School was judged was a runner-up for the out­ brated Jumping Frog of Calav­ of rain the walk will be can­ won five seats and a party ing accepted for all sessions of whole kernel com, wheat bread Club will hold a board meeting meeting. Also on Tuesday, there eras County,” and a tl,000 top cording to Morton’s office, the ice reported today. classed as favorable to VOLKSWAGEN week. Richard Griswold grave up and butter, cookies; Fh-iday, of new officers and committee will be a meeting of all teach­ winner j’eslerday in the 18th standing publication award. 1964 OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC 88 celed. Camp Hemlocl

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DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE MotorcyciRi^-Bieydw U THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted—Male Liv# Stock M 1086 HARUDT-DAVJDSON with ’ VVA^rED — stocV^erk'fe'work HDKSm b o a t e d , p^ i^aI electric starter on display. mdigilitDs In Grocery Dept. Ap­ farm, exoellent'care. Manchei XL£H modal, ell colors, 60 cc ply Manchester Public ter 643-4066. modal, 9330,, fuU price. Harley- 808-508 Math ft. Davidson Seles, 49 Park Street, Articles For Sale W ltM Hertford. 247-97T4. DEAN 4Barn — 39— < dMcUnf • — 'laiTM 41IUfl«dv« PICNIC TABLES, all iixes 1983 HONDA 50, red and white, MACHINE PRODUCTS ’ atyles, from 6 foot'$12.50, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS very good condition. Tel. 649- 165 ADAMS FT. livered. W. Zinker, Pli 14 Samuel’s 44 Incorporated 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 9398 before 2:15. Street, Ellington, 875-7143. teacher (BIK) (ab.) MANCHESTER, COIW. UPaMceUcea dlWUeiK MOTOR SCOOTER for sale^Yine HOT AIR'furnace; wall tent Ik laQothed Amjriiioii year old, like new. Call 648- Has Immediaie Opemnffs 12; camp chairs; accordion % (UuSl) COPY Cl^OSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. nraMUka trii 0717; size. 640-9489 after 6. 18 Bound to 47Lar|a caak MONDAY thni FRIDAY 10:80 AJ«. — MTT7RDAY 9 AJI. Brown Jk Sharp Automatic 48 Meadow k ^ ty . Screw Machine YOU Sa v e d and slaved for SOPennanent 49 Conic aoUda ■ Grander 39Pala Set-up And Operate 22R7tk»al (laom.) TWUd SlboonolnB PLEASE READ YOUR AD 1964 CA96 Honda, originsLl milSa wall to wall carpet. Keep It new SlPrinter’a BOMIetiUon ei bUckberrIae Indtane 300. 742-7438. Hardln'ge Lathe with Blue Lustre. Rent electric meaiUTO aayingi and------aThankaglvlnS Olaaailled or ’’Went Adh” ere teken over the phone ee e -L slmmpooer $1. The Sherwin- convenience. The ndvertlecr should reed his ed the FIRST Set-up And Operate 34 Wu eaiiM 81 Bitter vetch BTcrminala TWO H6n DA motorcycles, 90cc, T mi skimpier TME SWIMCUIT. Williams Co. 35 Snarer 8 2------Park, 9Araaa 3 4 b e r tiM . DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the excellent cor'C'.ion. Asking Colorado 10 African 38 Gate THE MIGMERTHE PRICE TAG- Turret Lathe,,^ '.' '' 38 Browne ne\t Insertion. Tho Hereld Is rasponslblo for only O ^ tnoor- 9350. each, (toll 679-5150. Set-iih/And Operate LOAM — top grade loam for 39 Air (eomK 8tMaacnllne antelo]antelopea aoTnao38Trtad . . rset or omttted Insertion (or .eny edvertlsement and tnw only form) nickname 11 Mourntaf pe*lni STVarlety el iB i * Exeellent Benefka . sale at low, low price- $l. a to the extent of « “meke good” Insertion. Errors which do not ______u „ , ______. t * . ______yard If yo'- load and haul, $1.50 SOGalne eletatT DOWN 19Radng atarta Wanted Autos— 31 Plunder (flantf IRinga 31 Conduct, 88Mbrturaa lessen tho valne of the edvertlaemont wUl not bo oorrected by ACCOUNTANT ^ Office Man­ a yard if We load and you haul, 32 Roman hronia 3------aummer butinMi dONuraemalda "malm good” Ineortlon. Motorcye'es 12 5 ^ ager for 12 desk office In Hart­ $1.50 a yard, plus $5. an hour 33 Beloved SJewiah aackle 38 Saline dro^at 42 Grafted (her.) ford area. Starting salary $8,- ■for truck, if we load and haul. 34Ttanaportad 4 Venture 37 Work unit 4 3 8 ^ frame bar WANTED — 1954 Dodge, Model 48 Sp (Roekville, Toll Free) 000 for ■man with prol^en abltl- We deliver on Saturdays only. D SO, Royal '4-door, Call eve­ ties. Please send convplete res­ Call 648-2438, ask-for Bernle. 1 & 4 6 r " J r " b i r i l 643-2711 nings 649-2122. ume to Box RR, Herald. On Saturday call either 643- 875-3136 -r t -r - i 2438 or 643-0151, ask for Bernie RT Is 14 Business Services or Andy. r . ■ S »» I tv O ffered 13 ^(3R!EENED l o a m — for the iS 16 17 Tranbit ReachiHg Ovr Advtrtiser? Maintenance best In lawns and gardens from STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone our screening plant Andove|- walls, fireplaces, flsigatone ter­ n r i i Columbia. Delivered. Georgi 24-HoHr Answering Sfnrict races. All concrete repairs. Mechanic •H. Grifflng, Inc., 742-7888. Reasonably priced. 64S-0ieBI. 2 ” 24 Fret to Herald Raadars Large local ' concern haa DARK RICH stone-free lOam, APPLIANCES repaired — all Heating and Plumbing 17 Help Wanted— Female ;55 opienlng for man experi­ ■ fill, gra'vel, sand, stone, ma­ Went Informetton on one of onr elessUled edvertlseaMntat No makes washers, refrigerators, Help Wanted— Male 36 a r Z7 answer at the telephone Hated f Simply call tho enced in machine repair nure, white sand for sand box­ freezers, dryers, gas and elec­ M & M Plumbing A Hea'jng — HOUSE TO HOUSE canvassers TURREIT l a t h e operator, and maintenance. Wrma- es and cool po^s; Delivery. 643- tric ranges. Oil burners Remodeling, new houses and ' wanted to work on Manchester must be able to set up and op­ nent position. Excellent . 9504. cleaned and repaired. Cosma CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER — 1 EDWARDS complete installation. 649-2871. directory. Apply 489 Maiti erate from blueprints, work wages and employe bene­ Appliance, 649-0055. Street (Odd Fellows Hall). week 53 hours, steady employ­ fits. Address P.O. BoX 1821,. HANNAH'S husband Hector REMODELING your bathroom hates hard work so he cleans ANSWERIN8 SERVICE LAND CLEARINQ. trss ro- ment, good pay and fringe ben­ Hartford, stating e:?perl- Is our business. We can take efits for qualified man. Echo enoe and qualifications. the rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent 96 mbval, and chain saw work. care o( all plumbing and heat­ electric shampooer $1'. Olcott A. Michaud. 743-R098. Machine Co., Inc., Manchester, ing problems. I will pack any 643-T627, . . Variety Store. 6«1M»N - I7S-2S19 faucet .13.50. Roland Plumbing SEWING ST 90 40 end leeve your mrssnge . Yen’ll hear from our edverttsor le Jig LAWNMOWER Sharpening; re­ PLUMBER wanted, experienced SINGER commercial tailoring pairs, sales, rotor blades & Heating Co., 643-4523. time without spending eH evening at the telephone. MASON’S helpers needed. Ca|l In hew work, good «wagb6. 643r -machine wkh extra large shariened; bicycle sales, serv­ 4523. W ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, MACHINE after 5 p.m., 643-1870. Stand, 1-3 h.p motor with new Radio— TV Repair clutch, Excellent for drapery Automobiles For Sale 4 149 W. Middle TumpUce, 649 46 47 3098. Services 18 or other heavy work. 649-8879. YARD MAN. CHETVROLiET Impala (A v e rti­ OPERATORS Apply William DISHWASHER CONNIE'S TV aud Radio Serv Peck Lumber. USED STORM windows, wood, Tjta»ea,nai^ JT“ 40 60 ble, 1958, Best offer over 1400. LAWN MOWERS^Shai^er-ed HERALD and repaired, winter storage. Ice, available all hours. Satis- Experienced operators and twenty 32x63, $2. each; 3-track Needs tranamiaaion. 549-48^. TRUCK HELPER for furniture WANTED aluminum, eight 32x39; two 24)| BY AL VERMEER Sales and service — Arlens, faction guaranteed. Os>l 649' trainees needed. Excellent B1 62 53 Snowbirds, also rental equip­ 1815. opportunity for qualified delivery and general store NIGHTS — 5-12 P.M. 51; one 24x39, $60. for all. Call BOX LETTERS work, steady employment. Ap­ 649-4533, ment. L A M Elquinment Corp., trainees to learn .sewing. Apply ___ THESE FROGS Route 88, Vernon, 875-7609. Apply . . . ply in person only between 10- HAVE MAD A F or Y ou r Millinery, Dressmaking 19 12 a m., Bonelli’s Wayside Fur­ CAVEY’S RESTAURANT CAW ET cleaning prob- OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS HENRY’S Manchester Exchange—Enter­ lems small — use Blue Lustre LONG W A L K ! prise 1945. niture Store, Berlin Tpke. Information DRESSMAKING, alterations, wall to wall. . Rent electric ^TVW Bia BIRD » \ VeAH.HE’SINATOOflM A U TO SALES HAVE PICK-UP Truck, will do repairing. Reasonable rates. i MANCHESTER MODES HOUSE TO HOUSE canvafleer.s Salesmen YVanted 36-A shampooer $1. Paul'.s Paint & LICKEBRIOHTNOW.' \ WOT—IF HB LAWtUPft odd jobs, chain saw work, cord Children's clothes a specialty. ' wanted to work on Manche.ster Wfdlpaper Supply. iym'Tl«BHe6rTS ) TH'tnTUEOlW,HBl»A t h e h e r a l d wm not wood for sale. 742-6016. Sewing lessons given. 643-6502 PINE ST. MANCHESTER directory. Apply 489 Main REAL ESTATE salesmen OVWtTH'eHOCKOF y BWfTE, ANPIF HB 61Tb . dlecloee the Identity of 1202 MAIN ST. after 6. Street (Odd Fellows Hall). wanted — 7M«H0UU)»rr6ErAMR/ Cellars, attics, trash, small working conditions in one of Department These are JUST trAUKREZEC M6IC1EP 5 - i‘f not It wUl be handled In $445. trucking done A-1 right! Call PAINTING, EXTERIOR and cian, experienced, for fuU-tlrae the usuel manner. Connecticut's finest restau­ permanent openings with and part-time work. Modern SONOTONE hearing aid, new > 0 0 . F o a o N B t m M ' >m»i,wA.WTM.i»aiM.ee 643-2928, Tremano Tniilicking interior, paperhanging, wall- excellent potential. The 1957 Chevrolet Station Wagon, Sorvlca. paper removed, dry widl work. rants, excellent salary. Must be laboratory, fringe benefits, | 300 model, used 4 motithe, must — ^FWGcrrr/. neat. Apply after 8 p.m., Cav- men we are looking for ’Our domestic science teacher says it’s the WIFE'S Stick, 6 cylinder, blue and Reasonable rates. Fully In­ Manchester Menqorial IJospltal i sell due to death of owner. 649- white. excepUonaliy clean. RUSS' Mower Service — Sharp- ey'a Log Cabin, Route 87, must have had some indus­ L abtk^ ry. Tel? 6i?-U «, Ext. 0888. place to keep a home neat! Who am I supposed to Lost and Found sured. Free estimatea 649- 3-door model, family car. —‘enlng and repair, pick-up and 9658, Joseph P. Lewis. Chestnut HIH, Lebanoh, Conn. trial experience In Inspec­ 219, Monday th ro (^ .Friday, I b«liev*—you or her?” delivery in Manchester, ^ k o n , tion and be able to use pre­ 8 a.m.-4:30 p.'th.' An’ equal op 300 h e a v y cedar - clothesline LOST — Saturday men's glass- $395. WANTED — Experienced worn cision - measuring devices, poles, many sizes, installed. os, brown case, vicinity Vltt- Andover and Columbia. 742- SPRING SPECIAL — profes­ portunlty employer. I 7607. sional painting, $16. a room an for housework, one or two such as vernier height Also fireplace wood, wood pro­ ner's Nursery and Manchester 1960 Dodge, Phoenix (best days a week, two adults. Ref model) 4-door, automatic, (walls and ceilings); (xterior gauges, calipers dial bore cessing equipment, 649-1353. Green. Call 277-2018 days, evs. ATTICS, cellars and garages also. Free estimates. Dare Dec­ erences. Call 649-7670. gauges, and micrometers. .^Sitnhtions 'Wanted— NAP0L80N AMDT>« M.PB 843.8798. Reward. radio, heater, V-8, power cleaned. Also trash hauled to orators, 429-5270. Some knowledge of blue- 38 SHETLAND sweephig vacuum, steering, red and white,! HAIRDRESSER, experienced j.j „ Female practically, new. ' reasoiikble. FOUND —black puppy, female, sharp car. the dump, reasonable. Call 643- ..prlfttreadlng requl/’^ 'O u l- B E N C A S E Y 5819. INTEIu OR and exterior paint­ preferred, excellent working standing fringe benefits RELIABLE woman desires Call -after 8 p.m. or Saturday white spot on chest. OaH Lee $675. ing, wallpaper ranioved, fully conditions and remuneration. a.m.. 6494)601. FraocMa, Dog Warden, 843- and gro'wth opportunity. baby - aitting in my home, {I TREE REMOVAL, pruning, Insured. Rene Belanger, 613- Tree CSiic Beauty Salon, 303 E. child may live in, referencea, 8694. 1956 Chevrolet 4-door Bel Air, land clearing. Work guaran­ 0612 or 644-0^04. Outer St,, 649-3534 (after 6 automatic, radio, heater, Applicant should apply In reasonable. 643-9947. Boats and Accessories 46 teed. (3aU 643-2009 or 668-0614. p.m. 649-1792, Mrs. C3ark.) person between 9-11 a.m., V-8. green and white. INSIDE and outside painting. Announcements Monday through Friday, at WILL CARE for child, 8 years EIGHT FX)OT sailing dinghji^ S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL $275. IT’S TIME to have your lawn- You name your own price. STEADY peU't-tame. We're add­ or older, in my home. Tel. 643- gaff rig, signet class, $200; ing to our staff, woman want­ the emnloyment office. 179 mower sharpened and re- 640-7863, S T tC ^ l. South St., West Hartford, 9374. Call 649-3144. ELECTROLUX Sales and oerv- 1955 Chevrolet, 4-door, auto­ lred. Pick-up and delivery. ed from 2-6, Monday - Friday, VSAH.I KNOW. BO f I t>Off ice, bonded representative. Al­ b y C!onn. Al4.mEPKt1VaRl.5 matic, 6 cylinder, radio,, SII 649-7968 anyUme. PAINTINO Dick Fontaine, Edwards Answering Service, WILL CARE, for.chWd hi my 14 FOOT Wirlwind, 36 h.p. Evin- t«NK M l SHOUU) SNCDUffASE J. KNOW ALREAPV fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., heater. interior and exterior. Paper 649-0500. home during the day; Wether- rude and trailer, wind.shield, I lf Manchester, 644-8141. hanging and wall paper remov­ An Equal Opportunity \IDMmt} ATMlfTER RUN IDO F A S r/ $185. Household Services ell Street, 643-8891. water skies, auxiliary gas al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. Employer tanks, anchors and ladder. 1968 CThevrcdet Wagon, 9-pes- Offered 13-A Quality workmanahlp. Call tJoHlplerte package. Ready for Personate 3 senger, metallic blue and evenings, 627-9671. Help Wanted— Male 36 DRIVERS, school bus, hours Dogs—^Birds^Pets 41 7:15-^:45 a.m., 2-S;4S p.m. An- ______^ ______the water, $625. Call 643-0046. white, automatic, V-8, ra­ RBWEAlTlNa of burns, moth STATE LICENSED root no me holes. 2tes. 643-2629. for appointment Mr. Jack 42 Oft Douglas. Immlre about km floors), waxing floora P w t- Excellent opporti^ty for Himter, Manchester Memorial oft down, amiulaft payments 1958 Chevrolet, 3-door sedan, A. A. KON . m e . Rooflng 'Jnts. Ceilings. Psperhanglug. mechanic experienced In all Hosnital, 643-1141. An equal op- STAn d a R E ^ N ^ bay marg; a^jrVhero. No small loan or Q- radio, 'heater, stick, .8 cyl­ siding, palntby. Garpsntry. 'At- Ho Job too small. Jehn Ver- lines of commercial refrig- portunity employer. Gymkhana chanuloa> jrfeamire f Stfltto Tanks nance company plan. Douglaa inder. Nee-Itoe rooma for­ permanent year 'round em­ ^ A C K E R S FOR SALE by owner — 4 «}uiet< bucket* aeeto, deep red color, Hardtop, maroon and MANCHESTER — coin operated horsee and o p t blabk gftdlng—I MasMiia Cloanad white, rebuilt engine, au- mica. ceillnjgs- closets, remod­ laundromatic combination, ex­ ployment. Complete benefit automatic tranamfmton, excel­ eling, hatchways, attics fln- .program, including A ft H Mechanical experience pre­ not for' beginner. AH. horaes fteptle ‘ranka. Dry Welto, lent condMton. Call 649-7763. t o ^ t lc , radio, heater, cellent location, doing very ferred, first shift. Apply in er steering, power toh^ eonente atm, floors, good business. Priced for quick insurance, life insurance have been on premise.^ for Sewer Lines . Installed—Cel­ poitihea, garagao. No job tof person. more than 1% years. Sound CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER C :es. Must be seen. sale. J. D. Realty Co., 643-5129. and pension all free. Write lar Wnterprooflng Done. m C K E Y F IN N BY LANK LEONARD 1963 MERCURY, black and small. 64$dl^ Box NN, Herald, stating and gentle. Desire to have go white Convertible, 8360. cash $485. buslneas experience, educa­ EASTERN BOILER ^ to a good home. William VWTMa NBARSy KTVm'mmi phis paypienta $95. per month. D liS k' CONSTRUCTION OO. — Money to Loan 29 tion and salary requlre- & ELECTRONICS Leary, MlllstreanURoad, Am- McKinney bros. fm 'S M o r N O l A N O ^ RA/B m HBARP NOTHMfi Gall 684-1527. Complete bulicniig service. New menta. iton, Cohn-, 228-9B13., ^ ^ Sewerage Disposal Co. UHSTMCm U X > ^ A T , ODIMTV 19M MG Mldgft, radio, heater, construction, alterations or ad­ A FRESH START v/fll lump 99 Loomis St, Manchester il8 Pearl St- — 843-5808 H iM s r e p f 5C0TIANP TNIP«BN1 MO^ro, 1983, lihiry, Judson ditions. Roofing, siding, paint­ WANTED. at once — packers B l^ d r, -never raced, damaged excellent condition. 812. Oak'- your debts Into one'easy' pay­ ; .1. ' ' ' '______land ft. M9-M06. ing, etc. 64S-4S62, 64S-0896. ment. If you have equl^ In on assembly lines. Apply, Per­ or drt’mn on eoKed highway. TRUCK d r i v e r — Experj QUALrlr Carpentry — Roms,' cul Frank Burke to sonnel, Iona Mfg. 0>., Regent Xanr'milMge, $900. Call Vbr. 8CUS8 waysvays and means. Con­Con- St.,' .M ^yhester enced with focal truck driving UMH M l Hobmam at ^tndowr, 742-$T57. 1M0 RAMBLBR. out 6M-I49B. dormsrs, porches, basements necticut Mortgage Exchange, reference*, ' steady position refiidshed,. cabinets, ' MAN, peft-bme, mornings 8 to VAU AM f 19$0, 4-door, rtidto, 1 5 LsfWto■ St,, Hisrtford, $46- available to reUabie man. Call formica, ahunlnunt, viayb 8897. 1, JanHoi$al work, experience Mr. Feldnruln, 289-4888. FllLO STONE; , Wanted beater, aotometic, tfine cqndi- steal, ceramo sidtng. WUUami $964 dprVltOLET 2-dbor Hard-i preferred. ; Good, opp^unlty. _ ----- r - i ) ^ ------CAUL ART PINNEy tton. Ih r below vrnHie ft, ocSy top, good running oonijkion, RobUM Carpentry ftwylce. 8$8X>MD MORTGAGE - Un Apply In person It a'.m.- to .8 EXPERIENCED $5W. Olinierw 84(M>40e. new tires, recent motor job,' 649-SiU. limited tuiida avallaUe for fe o . p.m., Mr. Ohaaae; State Thea CARPENTER or carpenter's V M T - 4 7 * . $;Z0p. ^ 1 1 643-9619. , cod mortgages, payments to ter. heldper wanted. Call 649-8144. 1M$ PONTIAC Hardtop, automa- NEWTON H. laOTH ft SONS— ' 11' ' ' * PAINTERS Uc.'- ailiftc.tihM. only $150. 843- suit your bixlget. Expedient •aCT, 19M MpMopojlltan, Retnpdellngv'repairing, recrea­ ■elnries. J. D. R ^ ty MS-9129. EXPESRIEHCED driver (or lum­ ■„ ' 'Srv v m . L and heater, good 'COndi- tion., robms, ad 'Sarages, ber yard In Bolton area. Call Apply In Person -4- concrete work Call 649-8144. VOUCSWAQEN, 1980 Trftiftioft- Asking $290. pr beat offer. M3-2193; Call 849-me. ‘ Hdpi Yl^ted-^Fentale 35 AHTOHJrrK Rear. 770 Main St. T i ) er, Uiir mtimgei good oonditlim, EXPERIENCED painter! want­ MEN and $800. M9-aD7Talter 8. RN or LPN, tw o^ yi per week, ed. Call between 6-7 p.m. Otoe- Between 8 and 9 A.M. BIDWELL BOIIB tesrarameBt in home for elderly. Good work­ tonbury 688-7766. TiUNSillSSION lOL ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY D A V Y JO N E S i m mXKCt (Iftafti 100 0«*w> T nidv—Tlracttm or Phone 849>0920 BY LEFF and MeWILLIABfS MU8, Chuto-o-nwttc,'IB3 eBtlM, Oompwiy--lUiaflBg, ftdlng, «1- ing oondlUona and salary. M n. WOMEN power ateettag, |1,600. 859-3260. teranoae, addHIcne and m - IMer, 9l9-6Mk . TROUBLE? modeling ft all types Hxeel- ' 60T YOU. p a l . 1966. INTBRNATIONAL valk-in RN -or UPN, 11-7 ahlft. Part or Kxpaaded epeiraMoa*, poul­ m f. JiX m M S . Sedan, radio, total srofkmaiuhlp. 8I9-6496. try processor hale o^nlagg i r Fr«« RiMid T«tf O t h a t WA'^lTH15 van, good coMMon. 742-T6W. fulMlme. Laurel Manor, 649- bwi^r. four .brand nexf tireg, UGHTinNO 4619. ZbNmG BOARD foe men and won)en U mod' T SY'tyi^IA very good cdoditibii. Vsqr r«a- RODfl, rooting, era plant. Paid IftUdayB, va-> "ANYTHiNli/ aonable. eft-Siai.; .U . Iding, gvttsiittsrs, . ahnnlmim win- OP APBEALS ^•«doft t«nii$ dqwa, :M9rs..-ftlumlnum piwo- ofttone mad ftair benatlta. TnSfrft— r- Or.RN, RlH f t B V trU m . TOWN OF COVENTRY ★ A l WiMk ; U#HT INO . , lUpbttf Htwif -€«A Wofk At an executive aeoelon held V'fwmy - = ---- 1—ir I LigM aIng Pnteotifti[^ M e^TlPeerl, itt- May 8, 1985 the nppMl ?or a R u n s varianee by Robftt Olniftead ft 'M ft ALEX OBAMTI ’ jRKtfe Rljd^ Hill for ah aAiItten fo •vwliaBi.'.: his home without. sufinclent m ass ■ s a p . w N w cy rd e::- front setback was unanlmoualy 2 For 39te IYANTED .-HLedr 'eompahlni t« af^roved, alnce It will enhence H u n m i Tnwwiitlw •K)T5Axe>eu OiD-OOMft. T m TRXmkR.$l>n% room , Qve in with another tody, good exceUftib the appearance of the proj^rty r oieoTT sir )) tH i9e.,M ereneee raqiilred. Ap- plui the entire neigbboriiood. Pp.TIW' wo. .'*0$U 646-8648. ” 'IWaodbrldge ft. = v: wtatto, W.RItfl|||¥ rant -ft- HamiiikP for WMk- , t8TV ■* i t . . DIkOlO S m l f t ftw ttw lftr Rr. ■aw-c' I i.,* 'Jk.i'i.e -.-gt If-

JCi PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, ^ Y 14, 1966 PAGE TWEMTT-THBlIM

Household Goods 51 Apartment Buildings R«iort Property Houses For Sale 72 H o e s m i Fer Side 72 H e For flak 72 Housfis Sale 72 flooscs For Sale 72 Saburbaa For Sale 75 Sobnrimn For Sale 75 World War It Horror For Rent 67 KELVINATOR electric stove, Tenaments 63 $14,400 — 6 ^ ROOM R on d l, MANCHEmiR — 6% toou ■M8 MkMUF ST. - A M CROMWELL Rood —'Smren MANPOHEBTBM <4-4 Xtaplex, TOUAND-— Merrow Rd. Large NORTH OOVBNTRT — SO acre 40"; stalnleas steel bulU-in GARDNER LAKE, Conn. Mod­ bullt-ln stove, esllor, aooums Roach, carport, IH hidha, We 3 family heo* fOom OOlonla], 8 bedrooms; IH- settarate furmcea; S-oor ga- Ranch hom e wMh attartwd ga­ farm, small pond, largs t-bed- NEW DUPLEX — I rooAu, w o n T W k n t osBUal kica- ' batlfr,'‘Uving room, flreplacs; CLASSIFIED oven, both fo r $40. Excellent laigs Uving room, plcfurs win­ em housekeeping oottagas. mortgoga, |97. par kMiith firtploaod iwm, » M - 'rtlge, one Mook frem Main SL,> rage, fireplace in hving room, room brick Ranch home, 60x60 (Bfring room, nvoderh kitchen, cendMton, 648-0891. Lakefront. Boating, fldimg, Hutchins A gency, 646-OlOt. NoiM, lorfc let, eeavsrtsad lo- Hon, h o a ^ to Trieed -to eeU. M ines' Agency, automatic tan to coot home, 8 cement block heated outbuild­ Eight Hours of Hell i dow, birch eabibst Utehan, and h u s T f l ^ seVs p ijo e $19,- sikiporOh,’ 'laundry, targe Jakni^ -645-4808.■* planty of olosMa, ceramic Uls ■wimmlng; Inepsot weeksnds. eatioa. Kayoa ifs p y . efS-IMe. bedrooms,- enclosed sunporch. ing, Ideal lor ontanols ar hob- 1961 SO" Westingtiouse range in 000. Rokort J. Smith. Ine., MS ay porch, 'Rusoo oombtiwUoos, Cannot be duplicated for this lUes. O w ner's loss, only $38,006. tiath, heat, hot water, Venetian Fres colored picturea, bro MANCREimK — Capa. 8 Wrga M A^St, 049*341. large well londsoaped'lots. 1^ excellent ' condition, $76. Call chum. Arrowhead Grove, ^ ’’ •^'” W S T ’'O P F '• price, $14,090. Cantor and Gold- Lawrence F. Fiono, Rsoitor, ADVERTISING 648-4511. blinds, storm windows, attic, bodrooma, boottasnl (afaga, appotaitment only .owner 649-' farb R ealtors, 648-8443, 876- 648-37M. Chorlsa Ni«d>^aoo, When Ship Exploded! ceMar, centrally located, lovely Route $64, Colchester. 242-9278. EAST CENTER ST. aluminum storm wiadowa, now MANCBEBTBR — Eeot Sid*. ' 0468: 6244. 742-6664, Doloraa L . M orrltt, yard, $186. monthly. $49-7886 or 4-raqm kome, 1V4 hstho, 3-nr n.ASBIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS GIANT’S NECK Heights — 4 psnnanant siding. Ihadsd lot - A{e ycu.loojfing’fbr a.rwl- 646-043*. . 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Musical Instruments 53 649-2268. with oonvsnisnt Mcatkm. Owa- gonigie, excellent oondMicn, By VERN HAUOIAND dtow. Her crew sweated to g e t room modem coMage, hot dence where you can main­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Twen­ her boilers, electrical symt^M sr 6U-68S6. only $11,900. H ayes Agency tain an office—or do you ANDOVER OOVENTRT — 6-room Ctoniaan FOR SALE — 10 mentha' old shower, large sundeck in back, ty years ago this month, the and ventilating units bock) In new artesian well, sleeps sight, . need 4

reaelv* Manchester . 140x120.7 Ur so, please call H acre comer lot, full cel­ place, modem Utchen wfih 0974. Carpentsr, Rsoitor, MSdOet, soaping, 3 hiU baths, fireplace, dishwasher, IH baths, solrlng; burned aircraft carrier, the 33 . TWO ROOM furnished year family room, oorpettag lar, drilled well, nice shade / -ROOM DUPLEX ’round cottages, Laksfront 649-9104. $24,000. CoU GoU Green, 742- Franklin, arrived in New York After a stop at PeoM Harbor, HAMMOND organ foe sale, like 41 2 thraughout, garage, double ELVA TYLER trees. A home In the coun­ harbor, under her own power, the Franklin was routed to New DIAL 643-2711 LAWTON GARDENS Park, Coventry. $15. per week. $14,600 — M shchssisr. 6 room try nearest to Manchester. 7092. F. M. Goal A gency, 64S- new, cherry finish. Cali 649- drlTSway, extras. 040-0076. 4-B edroom Ranch, flV.SOO RBAinOR 649-4469 3663, 646-0S91, A. U R ose, 649- after a roundabout cruise from York for rehablllatlon. She 're­ ' 7741. Includes lake privileges. Please Ckps, nsw sidihg, fsncsd shod- ■ ri if^ I ’g , , e, h 1,1 , „ . $13,900. Bhctra Large Bedroom s call Mr. Frazier, 742-8892. 7877. the P a cific, on M ay 17, 1948. mained a part of the fleet until 2 sd lot with flrsplscs, sewers. With the return to home port, Ceramic Baths M oaohsrter lots- For i ^ e - 73 HEBRON ROAD — Lake­ her decommlsedontag ta Febru­ Froa Praccdiag Page CAPE COD, Dennisport, 2 and Call Helen Pahner, 049-8877 Hutchins Ageticy, Realtors, the Na'vy disclosed that the ary 1957. Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Range 646-0106. side 2 bedroom, pine pan­ South Windsor Franklin, a huge Essex-class Dishwartier 8 bedroom cottages, all con­ MANCHESTER GREEN STAFFORD — 28 acres, beau eled, all weather home, a Floristo— ^Ni 49 HousehoM Goods 51 Refrigerator veniences, autorAatlc heat. Off tlfril, secluded, quiet, ideal for carrier, had been hit by Japa­ TUXEIX), $12.60., white form al good investment and ter­ FINGERPRINT FREE nese bom bs 60 m iles o ff Japan Diappoeal seiMon rates. R ockville 875- WEST SIDE Is but steps from this gra- executive hideaway or camp rific buy at $10,000. Rockville-Vernon HORW AT Sprttce tree*, 1-4 foot FIVE PIECE blond mahogany Jacket, worn once, $10., size 4K ].D. REALTY Co. eiouB family tested home. the preceding M arch 19, and 42. 649-3668. Private Basement 0682. area, 11 acres open field, 12 Personality packed Randi­ Mgh, 91.50-$2.50. D ie jKiur own bedroom set for sale, in good Master TV- Antenna Now lis tii^ —< room Ow>*, Its 8 rooms ore large and acres' beauflfut pWes, 3 ponds, er. Long, lew and beauti- had been turned into an explod­ or will die tor 7Sc per tree. 360 condition. Call 643-9000. COLUMBIA LAKE — For Rent 643-5129 643-8779 CUTE H ID EAW AY — On ing ammunition dump. PROM GOWNS, size 11-12, $8. Heat and Hot Water oil heloat, . maphtos, gangs, meat, cioaeto or* the w alk- private road Into property, ax- double wooded lot, $10,- 7**1. . T o f 2- Smith St., South Wimtoor, 644- — Small waterfront cottages, ondooed yard' elty litlHtiea, la variety, neighbors ore teslan well, 75 gallone per min­ car In eight hours of hell, 724 men Police Find M80. SEWING MACHINE — Singer each. Also white street dress, Many Other Features j 900. size 7. 643-5668. June, July, August. Call 643- near bua hne, stores sad wonderful, $18,600 price is ;D. REALTY Co. ute. Also other tracts ot land. buUtV were lost. An additional 366 automatic sig-sag, cabinet 2693, 649-4929. ri^ t. Call Dick Beach, 849- . S O L D " ^ were wounded. tTPRIOHT yewa, 18” toll, well Shown by appointment anytime sohooi. BxceH*Bt eonditloB To4n' -Minor, Broker, 875-6042. venlent looetlon. Realistic modal, sxcellent condition, but­ throughout. 6806. 643-5129 •48-8779 PRATT AGENCY One of the Marine pilots Knife After bushed, $1.16. each, M or m ore ton holes, embroiders, hems, COVENTRY LAKE — furnished price, $19,500. Mr. Lewis, Wanted— To Buy 58 CONN. GLA8TONBURT — 20 wooded REALTORS aboard the “ Big Ben” when the 11. each. 1992 Manchester etc. Repossessed, was $309.50, small 4 room cottage. Must do 649-5306, 875-6611. enemy bomba hit was Lt. Carr­ Road, Glastonbury. 648-6801. MANAGEMENT CO. CHARLES LBSPERANCE acne*, d k y’ water, $1,200. per unpaid balance $69.50, take WE BUY and sell antique and own redecorating. Couple only. Barrows ««^W allace acre. Paaek ReaMy, 289-7476. 643-9355 Anytime 742-7696 oll K. Faught, who was listed on 4-Day Hunt Lease. $66. a month. Call 742- over payments of $8. monthly. used furniture, china, glass, sil­ 289-7711 528-4139 MANOHESnai PARKADE the official records as lost in City Sewing Center, Hartford, Jerry Lipkin 233-8110 6462. 649-7620 Barrows Wallace GsrdMi— ^Psim— ^Daiiy ver, picture frames, old coins, MANCHESTER 649-5306 action but actually survived and Rock'vUle police ended a fmir- 522-0476. guns, pewter, scrap gold, ROCKLEDGE — large custom Resort Property For Sale 74 NORTH (XI'VENTRY — Bolton MANCHESTER PARKADE la now a government official. ProdHcte SO DUPLEX — 4 rooms, centrally BOLTON LAKE — beach front, 4 bedroom Colonial. bulH-lna, Une: Route 44A. Five room MANCHEISTER 649-5306 day searrii for a knife believed watches, old jewelry, hobby FDR SALE ki But Faught was the only pilot to have been used in the Sun­ MOVING — Merit refrigerator located, near bus kne. Avail­ 8 bedroom year ’round home, baths, 2-car garage, gor­ TWO FAMILIIBS .. . w* have COVENTRY- LAKE Cottage Cape, custom built, with ex­ in his ready room to live. He TOrnCD tomato plants — Bur­ collections, paintings, attic con­ large lot wM kmdaeaped, .high day night staying of Edward and freeaer combination, half able July 1st. Adults only. 643- sundeck, fumished, washer- geous wooded lot. Hayes Agen­ eferatlm i, ides vfesS, aunrduDd- lust Itotod two two family -fee sale, 4 rooms, 2, lots, arte­ pansion up possible. FuU dry showed up stt Mare Island, pee B ie Boy My East attaclied garage, built-ins, fire Shea, 25, co-owner of the SPRiING and mattress for dou­ MliiQUAMICUT, Rhode Island Onpe, m rooma (t bedroosna), Built loot year, now rented out. a so by 100 chicken coop in the place, combination willows, months after the disaster. plsniail by M ay 30, ait 34 B a­ LANDLORDS — I have good RANCH — 6 large rooms, dining Con be sold separately or os a aide, 6-room heme, - basement, sTiCwtiTbiiariM*' lojw — 6 Edge Restaurant on R t 30, died ble bed, good condition. Call summer resort: Now is the endoeed sunporch, goraga, city rear. Not quite two acres. Good oil hot water heat, % acre lo t Faught now Is special assist­ ton B reet, HarUotorta- Soitioo men, Eldword Berry, 31, TPOmOD tomato plania, vege- BLOND MAHOGANY bedroom 2012. have cottage rentals by the waterfront lot, $6,700. Tom set, good eondition. Call 643- brick Agency, 649-8464. T . J. Crockett, R ealtor, 646- FERNWOOD DRIVE In Bolton Raised Ranch, 30x60’, now tion. and John Williams, 62, have taMas and Bowertne plants. ANTIQUE week, month or season. Lewiss' TWO-PAiOLT 6-6, good OOsMl* M inor, Broker, 875-5043. been charged with murder in THREE ROOMS, second floor, TWO FAMILT — oh vacant, 1677. . .. Just oft 44A. Are you look­ under construction. Large Faught recalls that on the Krause Florist Oreenhouees, and Stanton Realty, Phone Mia- NEW RAISED RANCH - t tion, exceHent income, owner ing for a home with plenty of the staying. •21 Hartford Road. Desk And Two Chest oil furnace, available June 1st. quamlcut 348-8117. rooms, one full and two half new heat, needs work. T. J. must sell. JoUaa Beolty, Real­ kitchen with built-ins, 2- m orning o f M arch 19, 1945, the CELEBRATING OPENING C rockrtt, R ealtor, 646-1877. BOWERS (K3100L ... ki a living space, a nice big yard, car garage, rec room, etc., Franklin’s aircraft and crews Search for the knife, belie'ved Garage. References. Write baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms, dining beautiful section alts .this six tors, 649-9160. ' Stilrarban For Sale 76 OF OUR MB3RIDEN STORE Box D, Herald. COTTAGE for Rent — Misqua- congenial neighborhood, the on beautiful wooded acre, were preparing to launch a to be * key ta the murder in­ Of Drawers room, family room, one cor MANCHESTER — Mx room room Ootonial. Not too big hut ideal place to raise a growing vestigation, woo conducted ta ■owehoM Goodo 51 AT 231-233 W. MAIN ST. micut, Rhode Island. Four garage, $23,900. Phiibrick MOVING to California — Must VEIRNON — 29 Aitohorage Rd., $23,500. Financing avail­ fighter sweep over Japan when $50 FREE GROCERIES SIX ROOM duplex, Maple Street room s. C kll 643-0491. R anch with oMstoised gsurage, adequate for a growing family.. T finished rooms, family??? Then look at this able. an observation plane reported a ruMle-rtrewn area on Mariret Agency, 649-8464. TTiree rootns down (kitchen has be seen to be a^qpheictotad. Politics Is Such a Boring Affair ■ tw o laree maliogaity end OR $50 FREE MEAT 643-8709 near Main l^eet, oil burner, ftoeplac*, hot water heat, largo Three bedroom Rench, IH atit&hep jrarage, 800 feet from property. Original owners sell­ sighting the enemy battleship St Sunday night The search tables, one dropleaf, one cto- With Purchase of Any 3 Room electric water heater, storm lot. many addMkmol footuroo. the bulM-ina) plus three bed­ second take in Boiton, beauti- ing. This home was a six room Coventry—^New all electrte John Lindsay Jr., 5, fails to stifle a yawn as he Yamoto steaming out of the Bay continued there until Tuesday, AaUng $16,900. A kca O om pet, room s. 1 ^ baths, fuH bose- baiha, extra large Mylng room Terieaf, $50 each. 640-8046. Outfit During Our Celebration windows, screens, all in good with finptace,, large ipodern ,stone . .flfaplace, family Ranch when new, but these 4 bedroom Garrison Colo­ hears his father, R ^ . John V. Lindsay, announce o f Japan. when the search shifted to on condiUon. Tel. 643-7248. Wanted To Rent f 68 R ealtor. 649-4646. Other Matings mant, aingls car garage. Plenty id owners added a 16x22 nial, bulH-lns, 1*4 baths, 2- undiscloaed Enfield area. ' BEAUTTFUL 80" B'hitnsy ma­ Of Opening Our Meriden Store ' MANCHESTER Utchen, diehwaoher, dirtxiaal,' Toom. boA water heat, FHA he will run for the GOP mayoralty nomination in Orders were changed. Big Now Going On. You Get Your CASH Immediately for your fur­ avsiiable, MLS sssrahsr. o f trees on this 60x 160 lot. approved. $14,500. Cantor a;id C ily room. Still has three oar garage, $23,500. Ben’s pilots, were to get the Announcement of the finding ple lazy Susan dfaitoe table, niture and appliances. We buy WANTEUD — 4-bedroom lake- electric appUsmees, carpeting, New York City against Democratic incumbent Rob­ Groceries Or Meat At The Boweta Sebool at the end of Gcddfegb R eoitore, 643-8442, bedrooms, Uving room (with Yamoto. This meant a delay ta was made lost night by Rock­ eonihtton bhe new. Call 649- anything from a pin to a battle­ Town House Apartments front cottage for one month, MANCHESTE R — $3,900. as­ the street, no highways or diupes, loaded with extroa. Coventry—New 8 room all ert F. Wagner. While Republicans throughout New Market Of. Your Choice. Ten minutes from Man­ Owner 643-9782, 53S-4118. 67fr624i.. . .. ______fireplace) separate dining area takeoff to permit briefing of ville Police Clhlef George A. 1680. ship. Call 524-1338 or 246-2159. June, July or August at (Cov­ sumes 4-% per cent mestgoga roods to cross. Owners started and compact kitchen. Down­ electric custom Split Level 3 COMPLETE entry Lake or (Columbia Lake chester. New Cape Coda, on acre tiiaded lot with York were excited with the news, it’s obvious crews on new navigation in­ Trapp. COLONIAL OAKS Ranches and Raiaed on m odem 6 room Ranch neiur at $31,000.00, hut have m ad* —T room Ranch cus- stairs they finiehed off the rec Chief Trapp, noted that exact RUOfl, never used, 9x12 beiee, ROOMS OF BRAND WANTED — Old treadle type Reply Box S, Herald. sdiool, hue, dropping- Bsl Air beautiful view of countiy- young John •was unimpressed. (AP Photofax.) formation, and changing of the Ranches. One acre wooded other bouaing oommltmante ' tom b ol^ in 1955, 1-car garage, room, hss storage and work aircraft armament. tocstlon where the knife was $80; 9x16 gold K irm aa; 12x16 NEW FURNITURE sewing machine, preferrably 4 >4 room apartment. R eal Estate, 448-9SS3 side. Shown by appoint­ WANI'KjU — House, 6 or 6 Iota, built - Ina, flrsp loce, and are esndoue to dirtioee of Extraordinary.../ sumnier porch and patio, walk­ areas and one car garage. The It was this delay In launching found will not be disclosed un­ gold aorilen. 668-2000. A APPLIANCES Singer, in working condition. Heat, hot water, stove, re­ ment only. $26,900. rooms, vicinity of Manchester, basement garages. Only NEW LISUNG — 7 room gpHt this one. T. J. Oockstt, Rsol- out basement with play room, lot Is 160x150, and on a deadend that led to the disaster. der orders of dlie State’s Attor­ The "BJeonomv" Call 646-0272. frigerator. parking, and tor, 046-lVn. . . . We think eo! Two-frun- street. Price started In the Illing Concert KVBRXTHINO iB atadHaiil ra- Free $60 Offer South Windsor, Wapping, or 10% down. Price range Level, 3 full baths, family handy . to lake, $16,9W. Phil As it happened, most of the ney's office. ' full private cellar. $140. from $14,500 to $17,000. ily home with 4 bedrooms! .b rick A gency, 649-8464. low twenties, but any reason­ eooditksiad used fundture and S ROOMS ...... $188 Vernon with garage or parking room, fireplact, 1-cor garogs, RtXXLBDGB—Here's a Ranch Unusually hard td find and Local Stocks Franklin's planes were still on Chief T n^ aredttad Sgt appHauras, high quality—low Rooms Without Board 59 facilHies, no smaU children. Terrific value. Call able offers wiU be welcome. Presented to 400 the flight deck, loaded with Clarence O. Neff, and Patrol­ The "Bride’s DeHght" 643-4491 649-4436 a wsll ahnibbsd lot. PMIbriek bom* with every modkrn fea­ we’ll bet it wont -last long. SO. tn N D so: charming old- Leonard Agency i^cea. LdSlanc Furniture, 196 OaH after 4 p.m ., 649-0168. A gency. 649-t464. T. J. Crockett, R ealtor, 643- bombs, rockets, torpedoes and men Hannan Frits and Jock Free $50 Offer ture and such hi^dl qusMty ma- This is a well toooted, tip­ Coldnial on shaded Quotations Furnished by South Street, RoefevfUa. sn- 3 BOOMS ...... $269 ROOMS FOR RENT, one block 1677. REALTORS •‘An Evening of Music" was machine-gun ammunitidn, when Reichenboch with the find. UTA Open KA from Main Street, free park­ 649-6544 ROBERT D. MURDOCK tsifolB and oquipment that top condition. - two-fsmlly acre. Mpdeqg.'kitotasn,. 2 baths, - Dempsey-Tegeler Co., Ino. The "Honeymoon" NEAR E A R OMfuMe — 6 room home on a private -and presented to a large audience a lone Japanese dive bomber — Logg Tributes Made ing, kitchen privileges, gentle­ Bunness Property Cape, w«M 9e waH eorp etk y , ustMiig nssd bs oddad. Three Q^buildinga. Only $19,900. WILLINOTON — Cape Cod. 8 646-0469 646-0466 Nembers of New York Free $50 Offer U & R REALTY CO., INC. bedrooms, 1V4 hatbs, complete­ shaded yard. All tha-rooms lost nigM by some 400 Tiling its approach unnoted — Court proceedings stopped ta SmOESt ADTOMA7XC Ztg-zag. men only. 643-5127. MANCHESTER — oantrally lo­ til* bath, flrepiaee, ree room, > 6tf-4803. rooms, extra large kitchen, Stock Exchange streaked down through the early 3 ROOMS ...... $394 For Sale 70 ly sqrtpped kkehan. large Mv- ore big and there sue 18 2 baths, hot air hert, bcum, 1^ High School students in their ToUond County Superior Court Mke new in cabinet, button cated 4 room apartment, prefer ovenksed garage and patio, morning haze. holes, monograms, fancy de­ ’The "Charm H ouse" THE THOMPSON HOUSE, dot­ 643-2602 643-8472 t e room, two firepiocee, wood­ plus, 6 on one side, 7 oa the C50V rJNVnY^Flte room Ranch, acres land, $12,600., school bus. iqirtag concert this morning as members of the recently married couple. Cali MANCHESTER — Six - room spaeiouB lot, woods and- brook, Bank Stocks The Japanese plane dropped bar payed tribute to the tad* signs. Originally over $300., Freie $50 O ffer t le Street, centrally located, ed lot, dm ear goiag* and fom- other and, of course, on at­ good. Wptiim, artesian well, Tom Minor, Broker, 876-5042. Wanted— Real Estate 77 The Illing Bond got things Bid Asked 3 ROOMS ...... $488 day or evendtig 64S-1S&. apartment, two atores and excellsnt ccsidHlosi. 83 Wsdgo- ’ plastered walls,, frill cellar, two armor-piercing 500-pound Judge Harry H. Lugg of Rock- balance due $65, take over large, pleasantly furnished commercial building all in one By room on mein floor. Proa- tic and a 2-cor garage, godng witii a selection of num­ Conn. Bank and The "Boulevard" wood. 848-OOM. other extras, low down pay­ p a r k w a y Convenience — LIS’nNGS WANTED. Two fam­ bombs. One hit near the for­ vUie. payments, $10. monthly. Deal­ room s, parking. Call 649-2368 NEW MODERN 8 room apart­ poekoge. High traffic count MANCHESTE31 — beautiful new tig* Mvtaag at a modest pries. aeporate atilitlaa; If you’re bers directed by Robert M. Trust Co...... 69 70 Free $50 Offer looking for better value, ment, assume mortgage. Call large rooms, 2 baths, 8 or ily houses needed In all price ward elevator and the other on Judge 'WtUtam P. B arber er, Hartford 822-0681. for overnight and permanent ment, stove, refrigerator, air A . wise Investment for only 4-4 two fomUies, flats and du­ $14,900. — M aachsatsr. gpotlaos O t tf $M,000. OsS Barham B ob- Jdhno. FoEpwlng the band, the Hartford National 3 ROOMS ...... $597 ki, Jarvis RsolW Oo„ ReoHccs, then can 649-2818 now. 742-7614,. atier weekdays. ' large bedrooms, loads of closet ranges. Call John H. Loppen, the aft part of the ship. Both tauded Lugg and spoke of Judge guest rates. conditioner, parking, eantral $36,000. Hayes Agency, 648- plexes. Custom quality through­ 6-room Cope, flreplacs, rscra Seventh Grade Mixed Choir, Bank C o...... 57*4 58*4 saink deep into her before they UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY The "Majestic" MLS 04S-11S1;; ^ s s . 643-1000. space, full basement plus re­ In c., 646-5261, 649-6140. under the direction of Mrs. Lugg’s “stoliwart courage he location, 8116. $49-6644. 4803. out. F\iH tiled baths, individual otloa room bar, iriso, fsaeod VE r n ON^^ — spotfess 5% room Fire Insurance Companies exploded. Free $50 Offer SINGLE and double rooms, gen­ yard, bus lias, HuIcMm inforced concrete cold storage Christine Parks, sang some re­ displayed ta the face of an in- Refrigerator. Stove and TV 3 ROOMS ...... $679 tlemen preferred. 17 Spruce cellars, hot water Heat. Excel­ MAMCHBSTER^Just over Une. WOLVERTON AGENCY Ranch, cabinet lUtchen,. ceram­ BUILDING lots wanted, low to Hartford F ire ___ 71 >4 72 The skipper, Capt. Leelie MAIN STREET site, near Cen­ lent location with all utilities. A genoy, RaoHors, 646-lonial, 6 room older heme oil Ixh line, COVENTRY — 6 rooms, 8-bed rence F. Flano, Realtors, 646- Aetna Life ...... 64 64% Resolutions were reed fay 10 Pc. Bedroom Set PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT parking. 649-1352. apartments, heated. Bedroom BUSINESS ZONE m — Eight price ranges. Gall the BUa- 0434, 648-2766, 743-6864. “Two Port: Invention” by height down the flaming deck. 8 Pc. Living Room Set large paneled family room, 3 MANCHESTER IH batlM, 3-chr garage, large room year.’round home, excel Have red hot buyers for ronrti Conn. General ...14514 1 4 7 ^ Atty. Harry Hammer, president SAMUEL ALBERT set, refrigerator, gas range, roonu with two offices, sep- worth Mitten Agency, Reel- Booh was performed by trump­ Hfd. Steam Boiler 152 The explosion hurled hea'vy en­ 25 Pc. Kitchen Set LARGE CLEAN room in pri­ kitchen set. Free electricity, fireplaces, built-ins, waU-to- lot. ExceHent ibmlly bpme. lent a;:«a near. laK*. only $9,- or split in 17-18 bracket; also, 155 gines and aircraft parts Into the of the ToUond Bor Aasociatian; 247-0358 orats sntroncs, suitabls for THREE NEW UBTINaS tote. M6-69e0. (XJVENTRY — 514 room laanch, a 2 family. For fast results call eter Rlchaid Fradzosa and bar­ Security Ins...... 50*4 Den or Spare Bedroom Set vate home for non - smoldng gas. Low rant. Aj^ly 10 Depot business or prt^sssional use. wall carpet, porch, 2 garages, Priced right. AUce ' Clampkt, . 600, H ayes, 'Agency, 643-4803. itone horn player Tony Kuuslk. 51% air. Hundreds of men leaped Atty. Joseph J. Trantolo, presi­ PHONE FOR A FREE "OOUR- gorgeous wooded lot. Hutchins B saU or; 649-4548. - full basement, piivaite setting, the Bushey Agency. Travelers ...... 40*4 40% dent of the Hartford County $S A W EEK gentleman. Oali after 1:30 p.m., Square, Apt. 4.. $22,000. Phiibrick Agenqy, 649- 19 WELCOME PLACE TWO - FAMILT *6, excellent just $11,500. 6*4 room Florida Into the water to escai>e the TE3SY AU TO” — W e maintain a 649-1425. Agency, 646-0108. WAPPING^-S room Ranch on TTve Eighth Grade Mixed PubUc Utilities Bor, and Atty. Robert King, a 8464. $9,900 throughout, convenient loce- type ranch with 2-car garage, JERRY AMICO 643-5444 Oiroir, directed by Ralph Mac- flames and explosions. 8844 fleet of unmarked cars. We will tton, reaMstioolly priced. JiBion MANCHESTER ■— 6 room Cape, a professibnally landscaped VA C!onn. Light Power 39(4 40 member cf the Connecticut MANCHESTER — New 6 room $12,600. 4-room Ranch overlook­ OH Faught recalls that the pilota call for you at your home, bring LOT 50x300, business zoned. Six room 1^ story borne, S R ealty, R ealtors, 649-9190. 1*4 baths, dining room , Uving acre, 2-car’ g^arage, aluminum corone, concentrated on epinitu- Hartford Gas Co. 58*4 State Bar. DISCOUNT FURNITURE you to our store and back homn BusinesB Locations Raised Ranch, 3-car garogs, ing lake, $7,800. SH room year GENE BUSHEY 649-3063 ails end folk music in its pert of his squadron were in Ready Rooms With Board 59-A Marian Edlund Reoi Estate, bedrooms, kitchen, dining < r - ‘ room with fireplace, 8 bed­ siding, lirep^e, 22 foot Uving So. New England Trontolo irateonted Judge built-ins, VA baths, acr* lot, 'round henne, M.BOO. To see Room 5. being briefed on the WAREHOUSE again. You are absolutely under For Rent 64 289-4519, 644-0414. room and Mving roosn, col­ VERNON ST.-6H room Ranch rooms, plastered-weilB, om -cor room, >6 tied rooms and a huge of the program. Catherine Mac- Teleitaone Co. . 56 Uigg's widow with a plaqua no obligation whether you buy ROOM AND BOARD for older tremendous value. Hayes Agen' fhes* or ether hosnea to fiti 66% new mission, when the first $560 MAIN STREET, 522-7240 ored fixture bath, eombina- phis 3 finished rooms in the garage., $16;900, ; FM lbrlck kitchen. Quiet > deadend' street.' oorofM and Keren Biasell ac­ bomb expfoded on the deck di- Cborch News or not. A lbert’s have biren ren­ woman, very reasonable. One THREE ROOM office or buai- \ of an aicre with a 6 room cy, 648-4808. Owner movliig out cf state. your neede call Oali Green, com panied. Manufacturing Companies Hartford, Connecticut tion windows, eomplete city basement, basement garage, , A gency. Allied Thermal ... 63% 57% rsctly below. Otto Bertsebi, a saember cf dering this service for over 30 who will do tidying in country neas, ground floor, 470 Main Dutch Colonial, commerdlal utilities. Good loMtbm for $18,6(X), > W olverton Agency, 742-7092. F. M. G oal A gency, ECHSCieeaulw Hoimtaa o a the clarinet home on bus line. 649-0600. street, plenty of parking. 649- closets galore, nic* lot, eloee 643-3682, 64S-0e«, A . L . R oss, Arrow, Hart, Heg. 61 62 He said the floor of the room The Chrtation Scienoe Board of ^ Formerly Fuller Brush Bldg. years and we are the origina­ zone. Many pooaibliities for schools, shopping snd to *v *ry th k «. $18,900. Coll Realtors) 648-2813. and Joan HaHoran on theptano Lectureship, will speak on “The tors of Courtesy Autos. 5329, 9-8. LYDALL STREET 649-7377. Barden ...... 15% 16% ros6 like a giant mushroom, people with v is i^ , $42,500. Coil transportation. HaroM, 649-3013. Balch R eal To Give Concert played a ctaasdcal duet. and crushed every other pilot Meaning of Refoainatkra” Mon­ B oich Reai Estate, 649-3012. Spring. Vdues ROCKVILLE — Dailey Qrcle. Bristol Brass .... 8% 9% Open Monday Through On Di^Iay At Main Store Apartments— Flats— COMMERCIAL and office apace SEIVEN ROOM CAPE with fuB VERNON ... High on a hill Director James Higginbottom there against the ceiling. day ait 8:15 p.m. at the Union Saturday SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT Cape Cod home, aluininum led the Ninth Grade Mixed Ooleoo ...... 14% 15% Tenements 63 fo r rent. W. G. Schwarz Co., dormer. 2 Complet* ceramic 29 ELSIE DRIVE 811.900 — COMPACT 8 rooms, starms and screens, separate with tremendous rtews in each •ISpringtlme Serenade,'* the Colonial Board Faught was fortunate raiough Congregational Church, Ebn 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. In c., 878-3042. tiled baths. Fireplace in living THREE BEINIOOM Ranch, ge- good condition. direction. Large six room Colo­ fourth annual Glee Club cmi- Choir tiurough some show tunes to be standing oloae to a wail, and Union Sts. The talk ta spoo- A— L—B— E— R—T’—S Land For Sale 71 $18,900 oversized garage, anclior fenc- and a brass choir piece. Brass Common ...... 6% 6% SIX LARGE room duplex op­ room, open stairway with NEW rage, fully londocaped lot, out­ Ind bordering entire lot. Cheap­ nial with IH baths, built-ine cert of East Catholic High Dunliam-Bush ... 4% 5 looking, at a map. But both lege aored by the Fbrst Church cf C ALL — ASK. FOR DAVID 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD DEISIRABLE store or office $16,800—SIX room Cope,with School, la schedidsd for tonight, •action players who performed posite Center Park, ideal loca­ SACRIFICE — 7 miles from carpeting. Tiled Door flniehed Large 5 room Ranch, 14xM door patio, convenient to er than rerittog, $13,900. Cantor combinati'ane, that is now va­ Kaman' Aircraft 9% 10% and his right arm were broken Christ, Scianttat. Bertschi ta OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 space, ground floor, clean, al- schools and flop p in g, 116,800. garage, beautifully decorated. tomorrow and Sunday at 8 in were James Brennan, Michael in the first blast from Zurich. Switzerland. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, tion, oil heat, adults preferred Manchester, right off Route 6. in baa^nent complete with livl^ room, S good siaed and OoMfarb R ealtors, 643- cant. Big lot with trees galore. N. B. Machine ... 33*4 34% ^ractlve and reasonable. Apply Seven dry, fovel, beautiful laundry room and bar. Hot wa­ Call 648-6488. IBgh VA m ortgage ($16,800 or the school auditorium. Johns, Donald Ltroon, James Faught described his esepert- The Walthar League of Trin­ ranges, automsitic waiters 30" GAS STOVE, sKceUent con­ and grown children only. No bedrooms, large kitchen $16,900—^FTVE room ranch, ex- 8442, 875-6344. North and Judd .. 19% 21% peU. 649-7629. Mr. Chasee, State Thaatra, 11 acres, large brook and pond, ter oil heat, (fombination win­ so) can be assumed. The ask­ LeBura, Michael OrfitelU and ence later, ta a letter to his ity Lutberon Church will meet with guarantees. See them at dition, reasonable. 875-9644 af­ with plenty of caMneto, fin­ eellent location. Sister Dorothea is directing Peter Paul ...... 34 35 a.m. - • p.m. $8,950. a t ^ o r d — 12 wooded dows throughout. ing price is $19,500 . . . second both participating glee dubs. Lorry Perry. mother ta Laramie, Wyo., ta at 8 ajn. tomorrow at the church B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 ter 6:80 p.m . or 875-4376. ished recreation room, 1^ Plastic Wire Cable 19% 22 MANCH6STBR — New Colonial acres, 1100 frontage asphalt THAT’S NOT ALL $17,500 — BEAUTIFUL six mortgage is available. Will Acoompanists for Uie Senior lighting woe handled by Ken- these terms; for a visit to the World’s Fair. Main St. Call 643-2171. 4 >4 room flats and duplexes, EAST CENTER ST. — prestige baths, fireplace, oiuport, oetti Skiimer, ddrector of autUo- Standtird Screw .. 37 38 “So I crawled out on the cat- SINGER Zig-zag portable re­ road, smaU brook, $4,750. oombination window*. Ex­ room Cope with rec room, fall take your present home in on Glee Club will be Sylvia Sculll The adult choir wiU rebears* ceramic bath, stove, refrigera­ first floor office space, will Jalousied Breezeway with at­ East Hartford vioual materials at the high Stanley Works ... 26% 27% walk. I sat there for a while FOR COTTAGE — chairs; black possesses, almoHt new. Save I Term *. Owner, 743-8090. cellent location. Complet* dormer, baths. a trade. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, and Elinor Dunn. Ruth Dupuy Thursday at 7:30 pm. The tor, private basement, free adapt to tenant’s requirements. tached 2-car gorag*. Newly school. Ihe RUng A-V Club Veeder-Root ...... 28% 29% and there were explosloiw that rocker. $10.; Uving room chair Drasticaily reduced, you pay painted outside. Redecorated in­ city utilities. Selling below 648-1577. ia accompanying the Junior lodiee Aid meeting 'wiU be held parking. Hayes Agency, 643- Ample parking. Don’t delay- $17,900—SIX room Ranch, car­ ' 72 BRADLEY ST taped the program. The above quotations are not bounced me up and down. wUh s t o ^ fW .; good condition. 16. monthly after small down call today. Warren E. Howland, side. Generous grounds with bank oppraUal. Aasumobl* Glee ClUb. Friday at 8 pm. The Wolther 648-1801. 4803. Houses For Sale 72 port, high aoBumable mort- $1,&,200 CXIVENTRY — Budldor’s home to be constru^ as actual mar­ “I didn’t have a life Jacket League spring 'weekend will bo payment. Singer Sewing Cen­ R ealtor, 648-1106. brick fireplace endoeed by high $15,000 mortgage. • on corner lot sitting high with In addition to show ttmae and kets. but when the fire started get­ ter, 882 Main St., Manchester, OCHLONIAL in one of Manches-. ahrubbery for privacy. gMre epirituals, the program fea­ held Iriday end Saturday at six room Ranch, 8 bed- a ■view, custom built 6*4 room ting out where we were, I Comp Mohawk ta Litchfield 643-8S83. 86 MAIN ST. — 2 rooms, heated, VERY Deoirabie spacs, beauti­ ter’a preatlge neighborhoods 4-Bedroom Ookmiol, $16,500 $lS,000-43PLXr Level bn two ixxnna, pin e'cabin et kitchen, tures * majorette routine. Stocks in Brief turned to Jones and said, Tm fully paneled, approximatoly 8 GERARD ST. Randi, paneling, accoustic cell- This Deaooaa meeting of tha SunboMist Sue 850. Call 649-2866. with trees. Six large rooms, Call Julia J. Vincek acres. living room -with Swedish tnga, built-in cabinets, brick going over’, and I Jtunped. 700 sq. a ., hoopHsU area. WUl 1*4 bathe, dining room, breeze­ $21,900 fireplace, wall-to-wsU car- Talcottvllle Oc«4 ;i«gatio(i- subdivide. Parking. 648-6614. firoploce, double windows, 1*4 NEW YORK (AP)—The stock ‘Tt was 85 feet to the water way, 3-car garage, $26,400. PORTER ST. AREA—8 room :petiiic, two full baths, Area Weather and I thought I would never hit, ol Church will be held Tuesday Pretty Pillow! Sole Broker Six large room Dutch Colo­ baths, basement garage. A market turned mixed early ihls People at 8 pm. Bilde study 'will ba FOUR ROOM tenement. 182 Bis- P hiibrick Agency, 649-8464. Raised Ranch, 3^ baths, 3- breeaeway and one-esu- ga­ home that can’t be duplicated afternoon, clipping off a Ally but it wasn’t a t bad os I sell St., $70., 649-5229, 9-6. nial, central entrance, frtmt held Wednesday at 6 pm. at Houses For Rent 65 For Appointment 643-7877 to rear living room with cor garage. rage. Tre^ lot Good loca- for craftsmonahip and beauty, WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—Sun­ which had moved into its third thought it would be. The water MANCHESTER — New UsUng. ny skies and cooler tempera­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon­ THREE ROOM apartment, fireplace, large dining I Uon. $17,500. Cantor and Qcddtarb straight session. Trading was woe pretty coU; but not bod. THREE AND four rooms, fur­ Specious 6 - room Colonial, FOUR FAMILT- room units. tures is the weather picture for quite active. In the ard BayHss, Bomforth Rd. Move, refrigerator, 247 N. breeseway, oversized garage, room, $ large . bedrooms, ReaUoro, 643-8443, 875-6244. ‘T swaun around a while aitd 4-H Speaker Set nished or unfurnished, oil heat, HOLUSTER St. — • room Cape, kltohen with psintry, one- aU i^ltances. Connecticut today. then I found a seat oifrMoh out Main, 649-5229, 9-6. fireplace, dining room, fine lo­ 1*4 baths, rec room, big poridi, Gains and losses of fractions Br. Joo^h D. Burroughs, pro­ good locaUon, parking, adults. oor basement garage. Bbc- CHESTER ST- NORTH (XIVENTRY — Bolton Colder Canadian air ntoved in­ to about a point prevailed of one of the plonea and I hung Reasonable. 648-6886. caUon. Priced right. Hayes sand bank, cut of state owner $22,500 kne — Tolland Road . . . Recti to floUthem New Hlngland Ihurs- fessor and SKtenaion specialtat lOOKINa lor anjrthing In raal A gency, 648-4808. eellent location. WESLEY R. SMITH among key stocks. on to It. ' ' , ta humoh development and hu­ estate rmtais — apartmants, wants action. Asking $17,800. J.D. REALTY Co. Choice Cape, one of the nicest day and as a result tempera­ News “There Were guys ofi around room unfornlrtssd Ranch, 8- Let’s go. T. J. Crockett, Real­ Seven room Cope, 3 or 4 we have ever listed. Six full DuPont, up more than 3, con­ man relatione at the Univer­ homes, multiple dwellsellings, call COLONIAL—UH rooms, 8% AGENCY tures today wtB not be as mild me drowning and there wsumt J. D. R ealty, 648-6129. car garage, flreplaoc, knotty tor, 648-1577. EXCLU SIVE W ITH TTJE 848-5139 648-877e -bOdrootne, pontted family rooms, IH baths, full dormer, as ttw part tow days. Tampera- tinued to give market averages RICHARD NIXON sity of Mosaachusetta, will be baths, living room 30x16, •'room on main floor, 2 full strong support, taut the list asf a thing I could do but watch. guest speaker ftotimtay *t a pine wsdU, stove, refrigerator. atona fireplace, 6 acre* of U A R REALTY CO., INC. 334 CENTER 8T, basement beautifully finished, tures isUI boM in the upper 60s MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP) — After 3% hourp, I was picked Adults. 648-2880. MANCHESTER — 4-be. MURIXXIK M. Nixon says “the greatest M arshall. Mlddleetk Oonnty '4-H Camp ta REMARKABLE LUXURY 648-3693 848-6473 rtty JiUlltiae. Bbcoellent con- could go and ramble on, but for grees. Sidles WiU remain sunny While the balance of business danger ta Viet Nam and the Do­ cation in Manchester. Refer­ baths, family room off kitch­ MANCHESTER — 6 room Colo­ dltlbn tbrougbout. Conven­ news remained fairly cheerful, Tt’s the beat aUp ta the Moodus. All toon^en ore in- APARTMENTS AT $18,2(X) this is a tremendous through the day with a UgM minican Republic is to negotlaite whole Navy. Boy, was I glad to ences. Philbrick Agency, 649- en, formal dining room, one nial Cape, newly pointed and ient location. buy. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, the market was apparently tak­ 'vlted. ■* RENTS THAT MAKE 8464. breeze. Clear sides irtk continue any settlement that prides e iU . car garage, built in 1960. $M,- ps{>*red, stove, new refrlgecofo 643-1677. , into tonight 'With the 'Wind be­ ing a breather before the week­ The prognm wiU begin with 86 H E L A im : ROAD — 6 room " " ; . ■>) rewards for aggression.'’ “WaH, the next day we trono- SENSEI 900. Phiibrick Agency, 640-8464. or end washing machine, love- , - BXiGiLUBrVE WITH coming light and rartable. end. , . lagtetratkm ad 4«:80 p.m., recre­ Oops, on* unllnlahed, attached ‘ ndscaped lot,, Bowen VERNON — 6 room Ranch. Thta AirUnes remained higher Addresetag the 50th annual terred to a cruiser. They had a ation, box lifnch auction said a Suburban For Rent 66 MANCHESTER — New 8 room breeseway arid gONge, per­ The oomMnation of UgM winds convention Thursday of the hospital and three swell doc­ area. 649-7776. I I A IT REALTY COD ING. hom e Im exceptional, cedar and clear sides wUl reauK In ex- along with rubbers, but the trend •octal. After oupper. Dr. Bur­ executive Colonial, 4 largs bed­ manent aiding, aluminum MANCHESTER—$16,900. i b sd ­ Boys Club cf America, Nixon tors; one of them was an ortho­ roughs will opete on “Teen­ MARILYN SPACIOUS country Uving, Bol­ REAlJrORS 'closet, frruit trees, sunporch and oallent oooltag oondUtons tonight was irregularly lower among rooms, .spacious Uving room, storm wkidbws, occupancy room modern Roitch, extra NEW .LISTINGS • ' ROBERT D. MURDOCK assuihable mortgage, $1B,(XX). steels and motors. defended President Johnson's pedist which qrae really kidiy. age Morals and Conduct” Dta- ton Center Apartments. Nsw 3 formal dining room, kitchen middle of August. Principals and wifi allow tfaa tampeiature policy in Asia and the Carib­ tMy left leg didn’t seem to room* with heat, hot water, large kitchen, fireplaced living 643-3693 , 643-6472 Call Balch R eal Estate, 649- The Associated Press average buasion group* will fonmilsto and family room, rustic beams, only. Ovmsr M-9681. to dip into the 40a ta zoort sac- bean. He said, however, that he have any clreulaUon. After four and oak queotionn COURT stove and refrigerator. 648-4812. 8-Room Raised Ranch, $24,900 roosn, frdl bOMment, central FROMLAPPEN 3012, ask fo r Haro>kl. tions again. o f 60 stocks at noon was o ff .2 central fireplace, VA tiled location. Bel Air Reel Eetotc, at 843.6 with industrials off .3, wished the President would do a days they operated on R: and Everyone attending should baths, complete built-ins, 3-car ^HANDYMAN'S Spsclai—Sound Two family 6-6, Oehtcol VERNON SKhm^ Rd. aose ■VERNCN J h i l l s — 7 room In the inland votaay sactiona bqtter jo b c f selling hie {x>Uciee Spacious and Beautiful 1 * 2 t4S-g683. rolls off .4 and utilities up .2. found the a rtery w oe deiug and bring on sttrocUvely wrapped garage Truly a fine horn* In a older 4-6 flat OB' bus Une. Naw location, cm busline, 5 car ‘ to schools and ahapping, neat SpUt, 114 years old, near Skki- of southeiA New Erglaad t^a abroad. shattered, eo the next day' they Bedroom Apartments. nMTCury w ill drop to near frees- The Dow Jones industrial av­ junch for the auction and mon­ COVENTRY prestige area. Asking $88,900. furnocas, plumbing. Heads rs- garage, Business Zone, 6i4'-roonv lUsKh wiui gatage. her Itoad Sohooi, $1,20Q, less toM me about it ey to purobase a lunch. Bever- dscorating. Asking 817AMO. 'OVntor tntaBferred, minimum Ing again, with a ctwnca cf fight erage at noon was up .40 at FROM $120 PER MONTB CaU m b e rt D. M urdock, U *R gtog^to stiL St Jamek than l^lacement cost. Owner 989.37. BnXT GRAHAM *ntK doctor SOM it would 'wlU b e furntahed. Redecorated 6 room 4-bed­ R ealty Co., In c., 648-3693, 6U- K ayas A g tn ey, 646-48M. down. Full- price 'M6,M0. Oan- leavtag area. CaU RockviUe, t n f i by Saturday moentag. (Includes heat, hot water and On this monfing’s weather Most roils performed tadit- COPENHAGEN, Denmack ee to ootte off «t llw knee room single, garage, shade 6472. tor and GoMforb Reajtors, 648- 875-82M. No agents. Sd I sold, Tlkay, if Km iaafi. parking.) W s tan weather chart a feigh pteaeur* farentljr. (AP) — American evongeUrt trees, acre lot. Will rent WEST SIDE —modsrn 6 room VERNON •443, 876-6044. It’s deed.” IMMEDIATE for $125. pqr month with MANCHESTER — 26x62’ Ranch, Cape, fireplaced living room, I o n s lol id th C oventry system is cantared over ihe aart- General Motors sank more Billy Graham preached ThurB- BRAND NEW than a point and Ford a frac­ ‘Ih e rooBosi I h ta a K t toU OCCUPANCY option to buy. built 1964, 3-ca:' basem ent ga­ dining room, 8 bedroosna, rsc- I l l .W O . ter *ndi_ loot hall BOI/rON i j BOt^WINDBOR -^-^twand tasw . Ideal for livestock, horses, *Tm so taopw to be ahr* and All VodeU— 2652. Open daily 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Salt Box, almost new, 6 BOLTON LXNE — 10 minutes Coll owner 9i9 Mil. custom biilft-''Raised'Rancfi, 7 around tan oltabon tfigh will oeonda and International Nick­ hstt.” etc., small grsanhouse, book ta the Btataa. Tm Just Imnediate Delivtry rooms, 2 flrepltCM, IVi downtown Manchester. Big 7 large rooms, 3fi foot finished apraad oomn oiouiltaaaa ovar el ns* about a point each. 2890-H THREE ROOM ' apartment, room SpUt in beautiful area, S itanair Bvkw M ite about SO acie* clear, bol- United Air LtaM climbed Ctaotam 's eiglit-day Doiitata toalUg for the bredeen bonaa ta baths, etc. WttI be avail­ ROCXLEDOE — e rsom brick I bedroom Wtatortront - fec '^frxnn; lH "''haM , 'rilding' anoe wooded. Hay crop New England fioturday after­ A t Sobfltfi&tial 470 Main Street, $90. 649-5229, or 4 bedrooms, IH baths, rec d4l-e44! Moriy a' point ta a generally orueode ende Suntoy. ray right tag to bsol and IR be Capture Itie winsome beauty 9-5. able end of May. WIN rent Ranch, douMs gosogs, ,3 fire- ta(gs. et., Coventry -•rtaii 'denei dtnlng room, pays taxes, 3,000 feat of noon. Ttsnperaturas wit ha a Savingi Par jKMir busy dayfhns aut- of a pretty butterfly in this soft­ fo r $140. room, basement, garage. 1^ p io o ss' sNiru fem e. Poo ' tafllt-lfr-Duiii-in ■ )Movs ‘ eiM* oven, ^ V e a r UtUe milder Saturday, with the h l^ e r olrttae group. aa go^ as new.” wooded rood frontage with IM ce DR. MARTIN LUTAER KIMQ Although the Fronklta’s •aoM, sew this delightful apron ly smockM pillow to adorn your acres. Excellsnt condition. Low R solty,. 369-7471, MB-dfiOd. heat*il'^g0$tige; "olfltnlnam^aid- stone walls. Developers, highert readlnga reaching weU ces generaUy were higher AS LOW AS t 30’s. 649-6066. KS iS S S U T 7 ^ plight for hours appeared to be and bosutet oomblaatiMi in a favorite chair! Fascinating to SIX ROOM apartment, 476 Main Four bedroom Gold Medal­ QUIET SETTING, but in town. Priced ok $12,000. tad;: complete londacaptag and .builders, speculators or into the 70s. in active trading on the Ameri­ NEW YORK (AP) — Dr. . _ atihiMM gingham . A. pair o f lion ranch, biiUt-tns, 2 full CXistom built Cape. Four room s can Stock Exchange. Martin Luther King Jr., bead of jho^less, Copt O^ree refused m ake! St. 649-5!^, 9-6. WEST SIDE — Ansoldi Cape, . -gentlemen formers—sound g o a t pnotoctotn! baths, extra iargt woik-out down, unfinished up. Actually a Corporate bonds were mixed the Southern Ohrlrttan Leiwler- to abandon her. He managed to Pattern No. 2800-H has trac< vacant, brick. A steal at H6,- ■tavestment at only $89,000. WIND60R LO^MS (AP)—Five 'No. SSSO with PaU-O-Rama Ing and full directions for WE HAVE customnra 'waiting basement, situated* on 8 one bedroom home with a for­ Jkn has di^ forecort U.S. government bonds rnontiy ■hip • Oonforenoe, told the first ateer the carrier Into the wind g in osw siae. Apron, 1% yards for the rental gf your apart- acres. Will riuit for $166. mal dining room tiiat could be 600. See it. T. J. Crockett, Real­ 4 «a d r o a m wore unchanged. •nmnl John F. Ke m em o- en though It meant puaiiiiig smocking and finishing. tor, 648-1677. LAWRENCE F. FIANO Tampeitatiirea in' Oofmectaout o t $6-4nah; suabonnst, 1% yards. To order, send 86c in coins to: ment «r home. J. D. Itsiuty, psr mototh. brnnodlats o t- converted, 90x196 lot, w ell and OPPORTUNITY •It $i»,0OO. T REA LTO Rfi fioiturday through Wodneatey cM 'toatan oudlaaoe Quaemi ehaar to the ahoies of Japan— I 60e In aahM to; 64SAU9. cupoaoy. septic. Excrtlent for poly $16,- OoBm T lm n o y ifiU flem oo- te ordor to pewat the flrw Anne Oabot, The Manchester BI88ELL BTREMT - 4 fruaUy, Immaicsdato 6 xnain. 6M-«7M 646-043* 74I-6M4 oro expected to •vonnii aw f or Ihs hfanehsatar ■venhw H ersld. 1166 A VE. OF •OO. T. J. Oookeft, Realtor, Nr MpgrfMMdi NiNi> h rant ■OMta^'Meodv-’N i ^ MlgMly ttbovw B onniir wtta Hfo Tomuto Irrmditfisd f p o y l i t o Ihtet frote apteodtag. 11S» AFB. OF NEW 6% room apartment, fknst 6 4 S -im . lotiini. Ovmsr 649-liier CkMmnandam o f ofihav M p i AMEBKiiU, m w TOBK, M.T. Boor, keat, hot wafer, appli- 'b a f t SURTVORO tab day to day change btit with ro w s . w .Y . rail 'Sot to Amatide Oanbar. glx tta toolaat wwrihef. oequrring fit. T X V fT ui^Itm fifi- Htag noted ll«k.Amdrow Qk»d- Innved the exphalana sad ftra ances, ^garMng, asraHaMs June Leonard Agency IfANCflUDSTEft — New T-room ii'ioir on to move ta’ rtoao, ptok up anr- For tot'rtias iMlUng add lOe MANCHESTER — 3-lamily, M .room Italit Lqvol, large Utoh- ta tbs bof^nniita cf tbs.week. tion plhjred a big role In th* nwa, one of tbree civil rigte t0m tsi mU lOc for each pattern. Print Name, O orrlson C olonial, 18x34 .Uving tofnHnn. tilt N tranii W rtw nf iraf Hisea f is t PriSMfS. qo. eriiUi buUt-tas, tVi baths, $ Some n o n ^ high and tow tem- dcnretopnient o f * aew early- wortten otahi tart oummer near vlvors and help fight ttta REALTORS room, family rooiq, built-in flat, 8-cor geroga. bos Mns, 3 fSBT. nattarn. Print Name, •fmod et()U o UHh uou$upa»M Wi n t e r s t r e e t —New $- _ ,'*IS. 7.f " bsdrooma, targe finished heat­ Pbitattute aiw Haqttord 73 snd 48 rtaentag tomato vortaty thq HfitaftaidMa, Mtaa.,, w as a names. The fight orutaar flbote with Cods. Style kitchen, spacious lot. Prlcsd frirnaces, Immoculata, top Ip- Uhiveralty of MtaBMOte to ta- Queen* O oU ^ student. F* mode Bu^ a dorinT Adorese with Zip Code, Style room apartment wMh range, 646-0469 646-0466 catton. Mayas Agency, 64t-4Mt. JOHN H LAPPEN, INC. WAPBINO Custom butit,*^4- ed tam ily room . Assum e $117.- Ntav H aven 67 find 48, and No. and SUc. right. Hayst Agsnoy, 6U-480I. Boach cn dsad 6M 08 montaly payments or trod M ta f. OhUad m p ifi Flro- He said Goodman, through fata proiuh that tha oorrterli ater- i I, refrigerator, diapoaal, air-eon- : i M m w o M Bridgtaton *6 and iO. Send 60c now for your new '66 diUonar, ah uNUtiea, haat in- mOUKOt Lakedront - Now 8 •EVEN ROOM eOW A^ iANOiORO ■otinta, AA $0 down .fliisnc tag avail- ttion mar total btel. Iftet to -amBRad ftom “creativa and oouzagsoua apir- fwoid gun ptatfonat; HHudKA A Sumnur 'M n e w 6-8 dupits, 8 hsBBtofiM, .t ‘H Spiing-Summer Album! Regulai ■ i, MIM b oiVMi M Ivmecai, besihoasd - T.iOO. L ew snnof koK It” iMd.^««h to^ Mtturm; 9mUm C M M |eii{ Itogltoy, fiiwoes : ' -takpflNff Items Id eiwchet, khlt, stitch r A gency, I i

'/ . j 'i v fM U» TWENTT-FOCT gRTOAY, MAY U . iW8 JRattrI|ir0t^r ^it^nfns If^rald Average Daily Net P ress Run The Weather Far the Week 1 Fereeuet t t fO. M. Weuiaeg Renee M ayR ieW Combined Catholic Mothers Ocace Gram ot Center Cbn- Circles will observe annual com­ gregetkmal Church will meet ClasB Reunites Stnaqr eud wannhr teSay, parttf About T0WU munion Sunday at St Bartholo­ Monday evening at 8 o'clock in 14,165 cloudy, eool teulght, low dS4R; ■the Robbins Room, Betsy House Announce Engagements #am tomorrow, high ueur ilk mew’s Church this Sunday at Tomorrow Night Meniber ot the Audit iianrlfrBtpr lEurtiittg Irra lii Cbe Etpser Club will sponsor the 7:45 Mass rather than at 8 will speak on her experiences p a u i HutUngg Bunm i ef Clroalatlos chaueo of ohowws. Aiard tomorrow night at as previously announced. A Holy as an exchange student in Reservations are now closed Mantdtesier^A City of Village Charm t tfelock at the club house on Hour is scheduled for Wednes­ France. for the 1945 olaas reunion to BMlnard place. Also Sunday at day at 7:30 p.m. followed by be held txmiorbow evening at « I p jn . they will hold their regu- the annual business meeting and Singers from the Chaminade Flano’s Reetaurant BoHon. A (ClBoelfied Advortiaing oa Pago 9) ^ monthly meeting, social. Musical Club will sing at a din­ social hour Is scheduled for VOL. LXXXiiV, NO. 192 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1965 PRICE SEVEN CENTS ner tomorrow night in honor of 6:30 to 7:30 at which time din­ (Rm Manchester Rod A Gun , A meeting of the Connecticut the National Pi^deiU of the ner win be served. Oub wiU hold its annual apring Valley Chapter of Numerical American L^on Auxilitu^ at The Rev. Earl Modean ot Qualityf Service — and Personal Atientiont cleanup at the club on Daley Control Society will be held the Windsor House. Mrs. Wilber CHfton, N. J., wfll be master of “Sattsfled Customers Are Our Best Advertteem^t-” p t, Coventry throughmit the Monday at 8 p.m. at the State Little and Mrs. Henri Pesslni ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- 1122 Bnrngide Ave,, East Hartford, Conn. Events on Sunday beglning at 8 Technical Institute, Hartford. are serving on committees for son M. Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. u n . A spaghetti and meat ball Admission to the session Is the event. Lewis Piper will be honored TeL 528-5009 Tel. 643-5476 & n e r will be served by club open to anyone Interested in guests. The orchestra of Ken Peace Offer Rejected Dominican Cease-Fire president Primo Amedeo. computer controlled graphic All young people participat­ Morgester will play for danc­ In State arts. Carl W. Haydl, manager ing in Talent Night sponsored ing. W e French Club of Manches­ of the Orthomat Division of by the Young Peoples Fellow­ ter win i^xmsor a whist and set- Universal Drafting Machine ship of Salvation Army are re­ BOR A DAY, WEEK...OR LONGER * l^aclc card party Monday at 8 Corp., will speak on the use of minded to be at Youth Center tape controlled drafting ma­ tomorrow at 10 a.m. for re­ Personal Notices By North Vietnamese Ten Arrested pan. at Orange Hall. Tickete be avaitBiUe at the door. chines. hearsal. This includes Junior A 1965 Cor from In Rights Move Band, Youth Ensemble, Tlm- In Memoriam Morlorty Brothon SAIGON, South Viet^<^6reful study to the Indian for-^ damage from bombing through Threatens to Explode ibalists as well as soloists. In lovinc memory of our mother, mula previous reconnaissance. Domenlca Venoo, who paned awsv RENT Nam (AP) — Communist ' It was reported by the Wksh- The last announced strikes HARTFORD (AP)—Ten The May meeting of the Hay 14. I960. North Virt Nam rejected Ington Post that the United north of the 17th Parallel were civil rights demonstrators Couples Club of Second Con- Thouch her smile has cone forever. today an Indian proposal Statee has stopped aerial strikes on Wednesday. have been arrested and SUMMER SQUASH ...... 2 lbs. 35c gre^tional Church, scheduled And her hand we cannot touch. for ending the war in Viet against North Viet Nam pending In Saigon, a crowd estimated for tomorrow night, has been Bradford Baohracii photo^ Earl Colter photo We ."ihaU never loee sweet memo­ an intensive reconnaissance charged with trespassing Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Al- Mr. and Mrs. MiKon Brand- ries. Nam. It called the offer at 3,(XX) persons gathered at the UN Sending WATERMELONS...... 89e m . canceled. The next meeting will Of the one we loved »o much. survey of damage done and fur­ Buddhist InsUtute in commemo­ after protesting alleged dis­ be a luau at the home of Mr. vord of 3 Oakland St. announce riff of 450 Shore Dr., Branford, “an offense” against the ther top-level policy decisions. the engagement of their daugh­ announce the engagement of Sons. Dauchters and Families ration of the 2,509th birth anni­ criminatory hiring prac­ CUCQUOT CLUB SODA ...... 5 qh. $1.00 and Mrs. William Freeman of Vietnamese people. The Post, in a dispatch from versary of Buddha. The crowd 125 Avery St. on Saturday, ter, Miss Ann Alvord of Nor­ their daughter. Gall T. Brand- Saigon, quoted Rear Adm. Ed­ tices by United Parcel New Group ^ (No Deposit) wood, Mass., to Raymond P. riff, to Alan J. Churlla, son of The North Vietname.se news heard speeches in honor of sol­ June 19. ■k Brand new, fully equipped cars ready to go. agency coupled the reJecUon ward C. Outlaw, commander of diers who have died for Viet Service. Groves of Greenwich, son of the Mr. and Mrs. John W. Churila, the 7th Fleet carrier task fbree, Arthur L. Johnson, executive late Mr. euid Mrs. Bklward F. of 12 Crosby Rd., Manchester, with criticism that Indian au­ Nam and in praise of Buddha, LOCAL NATIVE PRODUCE! Societa Maglianese Sabina, AHENTION Mai! k Reasonable rates. thorities lake "the erroneous 0 8 saying: and then peacefully dispersed. director of the Hartford Human As Watchdog will celebrate its 31st anniver­ Groves. and Brisbane, Austt^ia. Asparagus, Spinach, Rareripes, Radishes from Windsor; A summer wedding is viewpoints (which) only benefit ”We are making an effort Officials had feared that the Relations Commission, said the Rhubarb from Manchester; Native Hothouse Tomatoes sary on Sunday with a dinner Miss Alvord Is a graduate of We*U make those old, com­ k Full insurance coverage. the U.S. imperialists.” right now to have a look at the Viet Oong might seek to take demonstrators told him they Middlebury (Vt.) College, and planned. SANTO DOMINGO, Do­ from Mt. CarmeL at Rosemount Restaurant to be fortable shoes of yours India proposed April 24 that a damage we have done to get a advantage of the day-long fes­ wanted to be arre.sted to drama­ served at 1 p.m. Dancing will is presently teaching mathe- k Large discount if your car is in our sbop for cea.'te-fire observed in all of factual assessment .so. the ana­ tivities to spark anti-American tize their protest. minican Republic (AP)—> follow from 3 -to 7:30. The Ver­ matlca in the Needham (Mass.) and is now a sales repreecnta- Into GOLF SHOES. Your Viet Nam and that a peace lysts can decide What to do in street marches. Johnson and Police Chief J'ohn The United Nations is set­ non Square Dance Club, with Senior High School. Her pa­ tive for Automatic Burner repairs. • We Still Have APPLES In Large Quantities • new Easter shoes made force of the Asian-African coun- the futuralV Superior Monk Thich Tinh J. Kerrigan were called to the ting up a watchdog post in Bob Williams as caller, will en­ ternal grandparents are the Corp. trle,«i police the cea-se-fire line. The dWMutch said reliable scene before the arrests were .Boston Lettuce, Watercress, Green and Tellow Squash, Ro- tertain. Raymond Ridolfi is late Mr. and M rs.' William E. An August wedding is LONGER or WIDER. Khiet called for a 24-hour cease­ made. the Dominican Republic, as malne Lettuce, Green and Yellow Beans, Peas, Beets, CauU- Oommunist CSiina turned sources fi Saigon made it plain fire in observance of the holi­ serving as sports chairman. Alvord and her maternal planned. MORIARn BROTHERS down the Indian proposal Frl- the bait raids was poliUcally The demon.strations had been the cease-fire threatens to ’ flower. Broccoli, Com on Cob, White Sweet Yams, Egg Plant Other committee members are gprandparents are the late Mr. day. There was no indication, and New Florida Potatoes. SAM YULYES .day after denouncing it a.s rather thap militarily motivated however, of a lull in fighting. going on for three days, but the disintegrate into bloody Romdo Pagan!, William Pagan!, and Mrs. Arthur Barnes, Bris­ 60 RECOGNIZE MART SOI CENTER STREET — TEL. 64S-51S8 “preposterous.” The United and that military chiefs in Sai­ arrests Friday were the first. new fighting in this divid­ ALSO: UgM Fruit, Limes, Tenq>le Oranges, Pineapples, Honey- Vincent Genovesi, Thomas J*a- tol. Mr. Barnes was publisher BRUSSELS — The Common Same Side As Watkins States has said It was giving gon already knew the extent of (See Page Five) A company spokesman said gani and Peter Urbanetti, any of the Bristol Press. Market has diplomatic relations LEASING PLANS FOR ALL 1965 MAKES * MODELS ed city. dews. Cantaloupes, Bose and DAnJon Pears, Watermelons, 23 OAK STREET service had not been interrupt­ An advance party of four U.N. P i^ y a Fruit, Rlbler, Almerla and Emperor Grapes. of whom may be contacted for Her fieince attended Rens­ with 60 nations at its eucutive ed. reservations. selaer Polytechnic Institute headquarters here. ^ Four demonstrators were ar­ secretariat members was flying rested in the morning after they her from New York under or­ Quick Decision tried to prevent the firm's ders from the Security (Council "THE KING trucks from leaving to make to report on "the present situa­ MINNEAPOUS (AP) — Thinker Moondog tion. " of Produce!" their deliveries. Indian Maj. Gen. Indar Jit Carl A. Olene, 22. appeared The Rev. Charles Pendleton PERO In Municipal Court Friday Rlkhye, military advi.ser to U.N. 7T6 OAKLAND STREET e OPEN 7 DAYS e 64S-6S84 of West Hartford, director of with a Beatle-type haircut Secretary-General U Thant, the Connecticut Race and Re­ heads the team, which becomes to answer a drunkenness ‘Observer of Life’ ligion Action Commission weis cha^rge. a kind of third force in the Do­ one of those arrested. The com­ minican Republic, alongside tha Judge C. William Sykora NEW YORK (AP)—M(x>ndog is blind, bearded and mission was formed six months asked Olene: "Which would United States and the Organiza­ HOUSE philosophical. He earns most of his living begging but go by seven statewide tion of American States. you rather do, go to the Protestant civil rights gfroups. workhouse or get a hair­ says, “It is not degrading. Homer begged and so di(I Rebel-operated Radio Santo cut?” Jesus Christ.” i Arrested with the Rev. Mr. Domingo was blasted off the air Olene now has short hair! Sporting a Viking’s helmet Pendleton were Emanuel again Friday by automatic and velvet cloak with a hood of Williams, 31, and Mias Sylvia weapons fire and possibly a ba­ COME ON IN brilliant scarlet lined with green Govan, 24, both of Hartford and Honduran and Costa Rican Troops Arrive in Santo Domingo zooka. A rebel spokesman said satin, he is an unusual sight on both staff members of the North a truckload of Dominican troops New H on ors the Avenue of the Americas. End Community Action Project drove past the station, hitting OUR HAIJE He stands stolidly for about and Gary Grimes, 21, president an antenna and transmitting rrs of Ihe Youth Council o t the Hart­ equipment with their fire. Main Street—Manchester eight hours a day on a midtown For Kennedy corner, selling copies of his ford chapter of the National As- The station had returned to Annual Spring verse, written in rhymed hep­ aoclaticn for the Advancement Chicago Professor Blasts the air earlier Friday after tameter couplets. at Colored People. being knocked out Thursday in “People usually ask why I am an air attack by Dominican air VALUE-RATED In England dressed this way,” says Moon- Rail Grant Sought force planes. * dog. "And I tell them it’s my WASHINGTON (AP)— Formal The rebel station has been LONDON (AP) — A bronze way of saying ’no.” I am an ob­ application for a $3 million LBJ’s Vietnamese Policy delivering a harangue against USED CA R bust of John F. Kennedy was server of life, a nonparticipant Itouoing and Home Finance the U.S. Marines and paratroop­ IT’S HIGH TIDE unveiled today by his brother, who takes no sides. I am in the Agency demonstration grant for ers here, as well as against the regimented society, but not of the New IBiven Railroad has WASHINGTON (AP) —t And that MorgeMhau At- pants Include Wait W. Rostow, forces of the Dominican junta JAMBOREE! Robert, at an international State Department policy plan­ her'fi'-rt by Brig. Gen. Antonia. youth center. it.” been made by Connecticut and A m piomineiu -om inent m-ofeasorpioieaaor ledlea Is ^leading massive the land United war He defends his clothes by say­ New York. ner who taught at the Massa­ Imbert. _ .4 Only three other American & V on the Asian mainland which ’64 CHEVROLET Impala V-8 Convertible IN OUR SUN SHOP residents have been honored ing he is “proud of my individ­ TTie grant woUkI help operate off mass debate on let chusetts Institute of Technology, I ISO injuries were reported at Fully equipped, radio, heater, powerglide, power steering y the British with sculptured uality.” the railroad's commuter serv- Nam today with a slashing the united states cannot win. and William J. Jordan, a one-' the station Friday, but a teen­ Get in the fashion splash Moottdog, 48, whose real name ItRi I irUlf J n iFirfi T* the bank- nttjylf on President John- He predicted America might time Yale teacher who is deputy age boy was killed when a shell gfigures in London. haveIsaifA asA€3 manyw\or»sr asaw 300,000QiV) fVm troopstiwina assistant secretary of state for ’64 BUICK ’61 CADILLAC Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, D- is Louis ’nKunas Bardin, recent­ h5» nave applied to the son’s policy. fell in a patio where five pts» ly abandoned his crid costume, in Indochina within six months public affairs. sons were seated. Wildcat 2-Door Hardtop 4-Door Hardtop with jantzen IC.Y., and his brother, Sen. Ed­ r ilrtersrtate Commerce Commis- Chicago University Prof, ward M. Kennedy, D-Masa., made up of surplus Army blank­ olon fcK- permission to discon- the way things are going now. The’ administration forces are The junta’s armed forces Fully Equipped. Low Immaculate Hans J. Morgenthau declared Academic critics of the ad­ being augmented by .some aca- Mileage attended the ceremony at the ets, to “get away from the OI Mnue ail passenger service, chief said the rebels would be connotations.” But ha sHll the administration’s true aim is ministration’s policy locked demicans, too. These include bombed again “if the situation International Students’ House starting with a cut back in not to secure freedom for the near Regent’s Park. Robert de­ wears his horned Viking helmet commuter service. horns with Johnson supporters Prof. Robert ScigUano of Michi­ warrants it.” Junta planes cir­ *2995 92295 and carries an iron q>ear and a South Vietnamese people, but is during a scheduled 16-hour gan State, Paul Seabury of Oali- cled over the city during the scribed his brother as “presi­ to contain (Jommunist China. • •• # rea**# • dent of the young people of the hollow moose’s hoof for alms. 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But he makes The hall, capable of seating 4.- genthau of the University of Bunker told a special confer­ 92095 91495 American sculptor Jacques Lip­ most of his living begging. 600 persons, was less than half- Chicago, Henry A. Ki.ssinger of ence of the OAS in Washington chitz, was collected by the Sun­ He says he is the son of an filled when the debate began. Harvard, author-lecturer Isaac that there have been 137 \nola- day Telegraph. The paper set a Episcop^ minister but Ms gods After Angry Words, Search Arthur Schlesinger Jr., a Deutscher, Eric Wolf of the Uni­ tions of the cease-fire agree­ ’63 FORD XL 500 Convertible limit of $2.80 for each donation. are "the gods of the Viking pan­ former White House foreign af­ versity of Michigan and D.F. ment arranged two weeks ago Fully equipped, bucket seats, console, many extras. Publisher Michael Berry ex­ theon, Uke Thor and Odin.” DIXON, 111. 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P ol ice Char ge Judges Approved the neighborhood “seems safer” Try to Cushion tionment,” a rebel who declined HARTFORD (AP)—The House now. ■ 92695 ROME (AP) — Oiargee of the use of his name said. “When has given Its approval to the “It’s good for business,” a Shock of A-Bomh J 91495 complicity in smuggling have guys know this nobody can tell elevation of three Superior Court drugstore proprietor said. “We been tiled against the bearded them what to do.” judges' to the Supreme Court of get people out walking in the ’TOKYO (AP) — OommuMrt ’64 OLDSMOBILE monks of a CkpucMn monastery He pointed out that any de­ Errors. evening, and buying.” China today called Ha second Jetstar 1 Sport Coupe S 290S where a dead man and |64,(XX) termined group of legislators Also approved Friday were 'The MaccabMS, originally worth of contrabcuid cigarettes can find endless ways to make the reaimointment of three made up mainly of Hasidic atomic explosion "a great victo­ ’63 OLDSMOBILE ’<2 OLDSMOBILE were found, a federal prosecu­ the leadership squinp. judges of uie Court of Common Jews, now embrace all faiths ry” but taried to cushion tiie tor said today. 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The nominees*’ must still be ’The cars have two-way ra­ same time, aeld that Preaident Baxlall sold the charges The revolt began Thursday confirned by the Senate. dios, enabling the volunteers to Johnson's statement following ’62 OLDSMOBILE ’62 PLYMOUTH against the monks of the S t when the pro • pension faction Those approved for appoint­ signal police if they witness a the first Chinese exptorton sev­ Deluxe "98” Holiday Sport Fury, 2-Door Hard­ Francis Monastery at Albano, a afraid tfiat the leadership would ment to the'state’s Mghest court street crime or a suspicious en months ago stiU bolds. It of­ Sedan top Commando Engine town on the oame hill as the torpedo proposals to give legls- are Siqierlor Court Judma character or incident. Occasion­ fered to support non-nuclear Ik>pe’a summer residence at toitoni pensions, first-refused to Charles S. House of Manchester, ally they take an active part In nations against Chinese atomto 91895 91395 Oakel GandoUb, were filed by vote on judicial reappointments, 161-12; John R. ’Thlm of Ham­ In the capture of a criminal. blactonatl. both the Oarabinieii — nattonai then cart “nay” votes in pro- den, 147-14; and Elmer W. Ryan “One of our men was com­ “China is devetoptag nuclear poHoe — and the customs test. mended by a grand Jury only a Meet of Above Cara HaVe Radio, Heater, of Orange,^ 149-14. weapons solely for defanslva polioe. House (^Maker 3. TyUr Pit- ’Die' vote, on the Common couple of weeks ago,” said Rab­ purposes.” the official Peking Automatic A Power Steering Conviction oouU bring Jail tMMon aotd the leadersMp was bi Samuel Schrage, the organi­ General Motors or Bank Financing Pleas Judges up for reappoint­ People’s Dolly aald today, " tt to sentences up to two yean and only oonaidexteg delaying aetton ment was as follows: Walter J. sation’s founder.- tha rtneera hope of the Chinese lines up to $16,000. . ■: on penetons until the 1967 sea- He added; “A 16-year-old. IM OTHEB MAKES,* MODELS ID CHOOSE FROM Bldor of West HarUord, 149-13; peoiAe that there wHl never be a Four of the five M ars in the sion, to give a special com­ Otto H. LaMaccMa of Bridge­ driving under the Influence of nuclear war.” tiny 17th century monastery mittee time to work out a bill port, 149-16; and Robert A. WsiU narcoUcB, was going' down a In Japan, the rasotion to (lio when the scandal broke on with the aid of actuaries. of Harwlnton, 150-11. atreet, banging Into one car aft­ expioeion was sharp aixl e.ritt- MANCHESTER Tuesday have bssn transteried The rebels said they were ua< JudM Jay B. Rubtnow o< er another. cat The goeeesMSMnt aald $$ to onatbar nMnsstery near the impraesed with the plan. Mancqaater, chief Judge of the "Our car forced him to the would nwke a strong protsra Veiletri police headquarters. A “Wa taoar aU we iwed to know Ctrevit Court, w u confirmed side of the atrMt and held Mm Mwi isftirt nsgenlralUssi. 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