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Ransom, New I Canter Churefa Mottien Ghib reminded to attend for guard I o f OirmUatioB lliursday^' HUgheet iUi to 40. work. band olnce 1946 and Its conductor pastor of the PrSebyterian Ohur^, M ancHe»ter-^A City of Village Charm ' i|40 xnaat tom om m nt 8 pjn. In The Rent. Clifford O. Simpson, To ploy f or since 1960. ’Hie band’s strength is Home environment,,1s extremely and Roger Cottle were hosts at the LOW Prie^st tita Mnderg^arten r o o m of the Disabled .^merican Veterans pastor of Congregational 47 men. It was organised in 1925. important in the development of meeting. STORM WINDOWS r>TJCTOWN (AP) — \yalter STORM DOORS gnUonal Church will meet tonight sic will be provided by the Chancel The United States Coast Guard arrangements. In addition, there at 8 at the home of Mrs. George The Newcomers Club will meet In Pellowahtp Hall at the church. P. .Stamlasewskl, 47, a farmer aa- 2 7 . 9 8 B P - tonight at 7:46 at the YWCA. Men’s Quartet and Methodist Academy Band will give two cotir is a 17-plece dance band within the Hie Rev. Donald C. Charles of Vickie, M l Henry St. Hostesses certs Friday, April 19, at Man­ statant U.S. attorney, was sworn Men’s Chorus. There will be a so­ band’s ranks, and it 'will also the Youth for Christ Group, Hart­ In yestertey ss state’s attorney are Mra Clifford Lawson and Mrs. cial time and discussion period in chester High School’s Bailey Audi­ pear on the prograin. Bandmafter Alas 0 « Kaffe Klatsche will meet to­ ford, speaker, mentioned prob­ tor Middlesex County Superior Alomlanro fiuepia Carl Swanson. morrow at 9:30 a.m. at the YWCA the reception hall after the serv­ torium under sponsocshlp of Nut­ Broadwell has not y e t. announced meg Forest, Tall Cedars of his program, but it is expected lems of today’s youth, and named Court StamlssewMtl Micceeds and 4,w«ags .. to work on Easter decorations. ice. Hie service is open to the pub- four factors as the chief causes: Uc. Lebanon. there will be some soloists. In the ■nurniBS W. Flood, who died in The MancheatM* GUXbert and Sul- Members may bring sandwiches (1) home life, (2) public schools, January after being etriokw in Bvan Workshop will hold rehears­ This marks the third successive past the soloists have been Korean and stay for lunch. (3) community, and (4) orowda or the courtroom. Stsmiosewskl wUi als of “lolantbe" tomorrow and St. John’s Polish National Catholic year the band from the New Ralph C. Thayer on trumpet and m i . TUNSKY London service school has appear- gangs. He stressed that a poor mil out the remainder of Floods Tbursday at 7:30 pm. Tomorrow’s The Ladies Auxiliary of the Church will have one Mass Sunday Gene Box on o l^ . M I ».9 0 IS at 9 a.m. instead of th e. two Proceeds win aid Nutmeg For- home environment tends to lead unexiptred term, which ends in rehearsal wlH be at Center Church Italian American Club will meet June. A permanent sucoeasor^wfll and Thursday's at South Methodist Masses usually scheduled. Easter 'est in its charitable acti'vltlM, in­ teen-agers to Rangs where they tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the club aie accepted as equals. This, he be named later. Church. Hie performances will be on Eldridge St. confessions will be (heard Saturday cluding muscular dystrophy. given AiprU 26 and 27 at the audi­ at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. General con­ fession will be heard Sunday at torium of Manoheaier High School. Dr. John Graham of the In^tute / of Living. Hartford, will sj. 8:30 a.m. Martha Circle o f Emanuel Lai- There’s ’’SO M ETHING EXTRA" about owning an O LD S^ tO M E l March Defying Jnnta an open meeting of the East theran Church will meet for sewing ford Education Association tomor­ Thursday at 10 a.m. at the church. row at 8 p.m. at the George J Phone Services ^ ,— ■Phe regular meeting will be at 2 Penney Junior-Senior High School, p.m. with the Rev. C. Henry An- East Hartford. His topic will be detrson continuing (hscussion on “ Mental Health in the Classroom." Organize Today HANDSOME HONEY catechism. Hostesses are Mrs. A&P Bans Park Urged Amy Carlson, and Mrs. Hannah St. Francis Xavier Mothers Cir­ The first official meeting of the Johnson. Mrs. Sigrld Modean will cle will meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m OF=THE Lbw-PRICE FIELD! lead devotions. Members are re­ new Connecticut Association of at the home of Mrs. Roger Lemb- Telephone Answering Services / minded to bring sandwiches to the lln, 41 Teresa Rd. To Restore meeting. Desert wlH be served. will be held tonight at 8 o’clock at Suspected St. Bernadette's Mothers Circle 318 E. Middle Tpke., offices of Jon V. Hudson, son of Mrs. Helen will meet tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. at M. Hudson, 31 Autumn St.,, has the Manchester Answering Ser­ C iv il R u le the home of Mrs. Edward Tom- vice. been pledg^ to Pi Kappa Alpha ezuk, 46 Norwood St. fraternity at Rensselaer Polytech­ Charles Taylor, who represents Tunafish the Southern New England Tele­ SEOUL, South Korea (AP) nic Institute, Troy, N.T., where The Manchester Square Dance he Is a freshman. phone Co. as marketing supervisor —As an estimated 7,000 per­ Club will have a workshop tonight for special projects, will be the NEW YORK (AP)—The A&P at Waddell School. Round dancing speaker. He will introduce SNET- William L. Broadwell Food stores chain ordered all of sons looked silently on, two will be from 7:30 to 8:30, and CO area representatives. its own brand of canned tuna in | leading civilian opponents of. square dancing from 8:30 to 10:30. ed in Manchester. The ptujt two All owners and operators of an­ its 4,400 stores . withdrawn from ! South Korea’s military regime years it was sponsored by the sale today in the wake of reports i swering services In Connecticut American Legion. tried to lead marches through have been invited. The statewide of su.spected food poisoning in De­ The afternoon performance by troit, fatal in two cases. the streets of Seoul to protest organization is formed to improve the band will be for school stu­ extension of military rule. answering services. dents, and there will not be an ad­ A company spokesman .said that Personal Notices although the suspected tuna w as. Former President Yun Po-sun Hostesses for tonight’s meeting mission charge. and ex-Premier Huh Chung ap­ are Mrs. Betty Ruth Edwards, The evening performance will be traced by code markings on the i cans to a small shipment of 120 ^ peared in the city hall plaza with In Memoriam Mrs. Annell Anderson and Mrs. at 8:15, for which tickets afe now a few supporters but ran into Ada Shorrock. . on sale by Tail Cedars. General cases from a California packer. | In loving memory of our dear the company is clearing its' overwhelming resistance from mother, Sarah J. Lennon, who passed hundreds of police. away March 19. 1942, and our dear shelves of all A&P tuna as a pre- ' brother. Robert Lennon, who paaaed caution. The political leaders were away March 9, 1961. Sparkling... spirited ... spanking new! That’s the Coimty health officials In D e-; shoved into cars and driven off. Always a Bilent heartache. troit also warned hou.sewives there ’The former president reportedly Many a silent tear. OLDSMOBILE F-85.. .the beautifully practical way to move into an to turn in any 6V4 cans bearing was taken to his home and put But always a beautiful memory AMERICAN LEGION under police guard. Of one we loved so dear. Oldsmobile! Big car ride! Small car maneuverability! the lid markings “ WY3Y2” and God gav'e us strength to bear It. "118X.” Huh was taken to a police And courage to face the blow. F - e s ^ — Plus an aluminum V-8 that delivers up to 195 h.p.l The A&P spokesman here said station. But what it meant to lose you that the company would not rec­ Yun's Civil Rule party and No one will ever know. Exciting new blend of beauty and action See i t . . . the low-priced, fun-to-drive F-85 . . . at The Day Be fore the First Day of Spring ommend that housewives take any Hub’s Shingjung party announced Ellen Lennon ... in the low-price fieldl your Dealer's now! It’s every inch an Oldsmobile! particular action, “ If they take earlier today that they would Jane Luko It was a good day to lie instda the Mary Cheney lAbnuy, os this scene from the weat window of the new south wing testifies. into consideration these reports,” laimch a nationwide campaign to About three inches of «now olooked the ground during the night, bringing out the town plows but causing little trouble to any of the “ fight to the death” against the In Memoriam he said, “ They will probably pubUc UttUtdee. Bimemt ’Turedt, su^rerintendeiyt of UlgliwayB, said that 13 town-owned trucks and the town grader went out about 7 know how to handle that them­ Costa Rica’s Presidenit Francisco J, Orlich introduces President proposal by the junta chief, Gen. In loving memory of Lorraine Fal­ BINGO SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE QUALITY DEALER thla morning, were encountering no unusual problems, and would pro'iaUy be done by late afternoon plowing nil the. town roads. No (Jhung Hee Park, for a plebiscite Window Shades lon. who passed away March 19, 1962. EVlkY WEDNESDAY NIGHT selves.” Kennedy at ceremonies in which Kennedy dedicated a housing rental equUjunent had. to be called in and ’Tureck was hopeful that the predicted light rainfall would ease the- plowing still more. Health officials in Detroit said project near El Bosque, on a picturesque hillside near San Jose, to give his regime four more Mckl* ro Order This day do we remember. (Herald photo by Satemta.) years in power. A loving thought we give 9 O'CLOCK— LEGION HOME. LEONARD ST. the two victims died of Type “ E” Costa Rica. In background is symbol of the Kennedy Alliance for Progress program which made the housing project possible. In a joint statement, the par­ ALSO For one no longer with us. botulism, which they called a rare But in our hearts still lives. HAIKHESTER MOTOR SALES, INC, 512 W ttl CMter S t, Manchetltr, Oma. poisoning. The victims were be­ (AP Phbtofax.) ties demanded that Park withdraw his plebiscite proposal Immedi­ VENETIAN BLINDS Husband. BYancls Fallon lieved to be the first in the United Cuba Blames States from this type. ately. Bring your old rollers in Snow Dieties Invoked State N ew s Huh Chung said earlier he had and save S5c per shade In Memoriam Mrs. Margaret McCarthy, 39, of Detroit died Tuesday, three days learned of moves by students to In loving memor;___ 7 of odr mother, U .S. for Raid take to the streets as they did Sarah Madden, who paused away after the death of her neighbor, Defense o f Coasts March 19. 1955. Roundup three years ago to oust President In Socialite’s Wedding Mrs. CJollete Brown, with whom Syngm^on Rhee. What would we give if we could say, she had shared a meal of tuna. "Hello, mother,’’ In the same old way. On Freighter Type “ E” botulism originates in ’The joint party statement, To hear your voice, to see your smile. which ignored Park’s ban on poli­ To sit and talk with you awhile. By HENRY 8. BRAD8REB f an as Die 80-mlnute ceremony was fish products and attacks the tical activity or criticism of his HAVANA (AP) r-r Hie Cuban nervous system, authorities said. Assured Republics Though absent, you are always near. GANGTOK, Sikkim (AP) completed. He invoked the bless­ Governor Awaits- move, also demanded release of Still loved and missed and ever dear. govemntent blomtid the Cnited Blessed by snow lions and 'MUiona ing of the guardian deities of Sik­ They were keeping under ob­ itatea today tor the ahelllng Bun- persons arrested for distributing Sons and daughters of other deities, Amertoan social- kim—billions of them, Incltidlng Site Probe Debate servation two girls whose mother leaflets attacking the general. 4to-Hope Cooke slienUy exchanged the snow, lions. turned in a partly enipW tuna can. SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP)—®mon Villeda Morales of Honduras, Yun, Huh and three other poli­ Uk white silk scarves 'With the crown During tfia oertffiiony,' Sdtklm’s HARTFORD Oov.lfiAn Cheered by a U.S. pledge to pro­ Luis Somoza of Nicaragua and tical leaders called on Park 'Tues­ Sajnia.' prince of Sikkim today and be­ mhn said''^u)e firm had no proof 70-yesjSold^^^«WtoraJa, Sir Tashi N. Dempsey bad hla eyes on the tect their coasts against Ckiban Roberto (Jhiari of Panama. day to demand that he abandon Confirming In part the accounts came majarajkumarani, crown NamgjM,' Aathe? of the crown that its merchandise was invoived This afternoon the U.S. presi­ Of spokesmen for the exile organl- House at Representatives today his plebiscite projusal. They princess, of this small Himalasmn prince, sat cross-legged on a 5- in the poisoning, but was remov­ infiltrators, six Central American dent was to address students at asked him to live up to his prom­ APPLES aatlons Alpha 66 and the Second stato on the doorstep of Red Chi­ and it* debate on a motion to in­ ing the tima from sale as a pre­ mot-high throne Just In front of vestigate Uie price to be paid tor chief executives make individual the University of (Josta Rica be­ ise of elections this spring and National Front of Rscambray, the na. the altar to Buddha. He stared caution. pleas to President Kennedy today fore boarding his jet plane for Armed Forces Ministry said can­ the site of the. proposed state restoration of ciidlian govern­ Your. Best Fruit Buy ’The crown prince, 89, a wid­ placidly through dark glasses into “ The suspect container was part for economic aid to better the lot Washington. ment in August. non fire and machine gun bullets owed father of three, smilingly medical-dental ariiool. of a small shipment packed under of their peoples. Of The Season damaged ,the freighter Lvov at its the floodligrhts of cameramen. ’The To protect their countries Park replied that he would with­ helped an aide put a 12-foot white maharaja wore a yellow silk bro­ ’The governor awaited the de­ the A&P label by a West Coast Although advocates of drastic against Communist infiltration, berth in the port, 223 miles past bate’s outcome before drafting his draw his proposal for a 12-day Fresh From Our Coolers silk scarf around the neck of his cade Jacket over an orange silk packer. The entire lot of 120 cases, action against Fidel Castro lost the presidents agreed: period during which he would con­ of Havana. 22-year-old bride. She smiled gown. answer to a request that he ap­ purchased by the A&P for distri­ out, the Latin presidents general­ 1. To ask the Organization of All Winter Until May The ministry said nothing about sider whether to withdraw it per­ E. A JOHNSON faintly as she watched Iwr second ’The groom. Prince Palden ’Thon- a panel of retired judges bution In the Detroit su'ea, was ly seemed satisfied and joined Apierican States for early action manently. He indicated he would on attack on a Soviet military cousin garland her bm egroom , to review the selection of a site in cleared by the California State Open Every Day camp also reported by the exUes. dup Namgyal, sat cross-legged on Kennedy in a seven-nation “ Dec­ to counteract Chistro-Clommunlst abandon the, plan If “ tainted, cor­ the gold-robed maharajkiuhar. Farmington for the proposed Food Infection Service,’’ he said. laration of Central America” subversion. It paid no attention to the tact a 8-foot throne. Miss Cooke was at rupt” politicians would step out PAINT CO. The exchange completed the his side, sitting sideways on a school. “ Laboratory tests of the con­ which expressed confidence that 2. To hold a meeting of security of political life. V, < that the U.S. State Department marriage In a mountalntop Budd­ ’The request came yesterday in tents of the containers bearing the the (Jastro regime will fall soon. 723 MAIN ST. PERO ORCHARDS went on record ’Tuesday aa being slightly lower platform. officials at the Cabinet level with­ The five political leaders re­ hist chapel blazing with rich color. Because her father was hot a letter from five of the nine mem­ same code number are being con­ Kennedy promised that the in four weeks—probably at Ma­ jected Park’s condition. “ Any con- PHONE MI 9-4501 Avery St., Wapping strongly opposed to the comman­ ’The marriage had been delayed a bers of the state site selection ducted by the company, the feder- United States will tighten its anti- do raids by foes of Prime Minis­ resen t, her second cousin, John nagua, Nicaragua—to plan meas­ yeat^ on advice of the court astrol­ H. Humpstone of New York City, commission which picked the 106- subversion ring around Ckiba with ures to halt the flow of their na­ (Ckmtinued on Page Ten) ter Fidel Castro. ogers who said the earlier date acre tract after a study ordered (Continued on Page Twenty-three) more plane and ship protection of ’The communique declared the garlanded the prince for her. ’The tionals to (Juba and the flow of was not propitious. ceremony did not require talking by the 1961 legislature. Central America’s Caribbean (Jommunist money, propaganda raids “ were organized and promot­ A red-robed lama in a flame­ coast. **“ > ed in the U.S. territory against our The governor refused immediate and arms from (Juba. U.S. offi­ shaped hat read prayers In Hbet- (Oontinaed on Page Seventeen) comment, saying he would make An authoritative source said cials indicated that Atty. Gen. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Manchester fatherland and shows once more that Kennedy, in the private ses­ the Infamous and aggressive char­ no reply until after the House de­ 76 Passengers Robert F. Kennedy may attend. acter of the Imperialist policy bate on a motion authorizing the sions Tuesday, impressed the 3. To arrange for more rapid Bulletins presidents of Panama, Ctosta Rica, and complete exchange of intelli­ against Cuba.’’ Appropriations Committee to in­ CuU^ from AP Wires vestigate the price. InCloseCall El Salvador, Guatemala, Hon­ gence on such movements. * ' s ' *^ ^* * \ ^ TVA Dams Clear Way ’The letter sent by the five com­ duras and Nicaragua with the ex­ ’The Presidents said they will U.S. Opposes Raids mittee members asked that an end tent of U.S. military commitments seek the cooperation of other WASHINGTON (AP) — ’The be made to “the confusion now Resume Flight —short of “ shooting at Chiba” — countries. An authoritative source ERUPTION KILLS 160 United States has put itself on hovering over our selection.” which he revealed to them. said they mean Mexico, through JAKARTA, (AP) record as being strongly opposed For Ohio Flood Crest It said a panel of retired Sup­ HONULULU (AP) — Eighty-five Kennedy also promised multi- which much of the travel between —The death toll in toe eruption to hit and run commando raids reme Court or Superior Court passengers and crewmen who mllUon-dollar aid for their pro­ Cuba and Central America has of Agung vMcOno on BaH Island on Cuba bV anU-Castro exiles. Judges should be named to study sweated—and prayed — during a gram of regional economic and been passing. has reached 150 persons, Indo­ Eiut two exile group leaders said social development. But each The Soviet news agency Tass, nesia’s Red Cross chairman said KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP)—:Rainier where it enters the Ohio River four questions: six-hour, low-level fligjit on two of Christian Science today that “ our attacks will con­ four e n ^ e s flew back to {Cali­ president had pet projects of his without waiting for the text of the today. Sumarnp SosroatmodJo beats monotously against a house at Paducah, Ky. “Did the site commission act tinue until the final liberation of fornia from Hawaii today. own and each was allotted a half declaration, described it as a said latest reports from toe in northern Alatema, on a tobac­ One of its decision-makers is within its authority and discharge hour today to plug them. new conspiracy against Cuba. It Cuba.’ ’ its respionslbillty ? Was tRe pi^ce The 76 passengers took off from tropical island indicate some co field In southern Kentucky and Alfred Cooper, chief of ’TVA’s riv­ Kennedy scheduled talks with saw the economic consequences of 100 people were injured in Snn> ’The State Department said down a guUy. in Tennessee. er control branch, who sums up Hickam Air Force Base near Hon­ Tuesday that “ such raids do not Francisco Orlich of (josta Rica, the conference as a “ further bind- day’s eruption. Sumarno said MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL From the farmer to the salaried his Job? "We fight time.’’ (OMitinued on Page Ten) ^ olulu at 9 p.m. aboard a Military weaken the p ip of the Fidel C u - Air Troneport Super (Constellation. Julio Rivera of El Salvador, Mi­ relief workers and supplies have man to the independent operator If conditions call for It, guel Ydigoras of Guatemala, Ra- (Gontlnued on Page Ten) tro regrime m Cuba. Indeed they in the sand-hauling business along It was the same type of plane been sent to Bali. A welfare AUDITORIUM may strengthen It.’ ’ . white-haired, bespectacled Cooper ministry official said 260,000 the Tennessee River, the ques­ twists the technical faucets that that had to turn around In mld- Thus the department turned a tions are about the same— Paciflc early Tuesday and head people may have to be removed GORDON H. SMITH, Lecturer cold shoulder on the news of an turn off the Tennessee. from the disaster area in toe How much is it going to rain? The Tennessee was stopped back to Hawaii. New U. S. Pattern? attack Sunday on a Soviet camp When is it going to quit? News Tidbits The 9-man crew of the ill-starred northeastern part of the island. conneeth^Sk^S^twa ^ ^ ^ and ship in northern Cuba. Exile dead in 1968, 1960 and 1961 to con­ What is the ’Tennessee Valley trol flooding on the lower Ohio flight split up on two planes to Sunday, March 24 — 3:15 P.M. sources claimed some Russians from the AP Wires make the run to TVavis Air Force AW ARD Of f e r e d Comnunicattons Represent- were killed in an exchiuige of Authority doing aboqt it? and down the Mississippi. ’TVA No one can answer the first two Base, Calif. All crewmen rode as BOSTON (A P) — Gov. Endl* THE PUBLIC IS INVITED fuyiflre. figures it has averted about 331.6 time well w . ... __i with certainty. That complicates mllUmi damages along those areas passengers this time. Diplomacy Went Blunt oott Pearbody t^ a y authorized " Antonio Veciana and Cecllio the answer to the third, which in­ Grigory Melnik, veteran Com­ The plane captain; Lt. Cmdr. the offer of $6,000 rewards for Vazquez, leaders of the exile or­ by regulating the Tennessee’s volves hours of. tedious paper­ flow. munist party functionary, moves Robert L. Ekelund, and the other the arrest and oonvlotion any abves.atives. 2 mosi ganizations Alpha 66 and Second work, split-second figuring by Into one of tougbest political Job Na'vy men in his crew flew off persons responsible for amy of National Front of the Espambray, At Chattanooga, Tenn., ’TVA man and computer, perhaps hur­ estimates It has prevented $148 Job in Soviet Union-boss of the to (California about an hour before Toward Canada, Brazil the nine strangUngs of women in to.teleW«i««» said In a statement issued in New ried messages by microwave ra­ sprawling 'virgin lands fturm re­ the passengers left. Air' Force the Greater Boston area sbioe York this morning that the at­ million losses from "81 potentially dio during the bight, and Juggling damaging floods. gion of Kazakhstan . . . Striking crew members took off two hours last June. Police officials met tacks would continue. of waters behind more than two French iron ore miners vote to re­ before Ekelund. EDITOR’S NOTE — Twice in^sador Lincoln Gordon testified at with A t^ . Gen. Edward W< L their ^ g«.e throigh e They would not comment direct- If Cooper has any simple form­ dozen dzuns. ula for controlling a runaway riv- turn to work after getting Job fie- "I plan to catch up on some two months, the State Department great length on conditions in Bra­ Brooke after the March 4 stran- HOLMES ^ on the State Department state- curlty pledgee from their private has used blunt words in criticiz­ glmg of Bemde Oolitoerg, 62, ’The ’TVA that swirled with po­ 6r, it is this: Clear the main­ zil. His report to the committee cial trsinhs p r ia ib w the inie ef telephone commumenhens litical controversy in the ’80s to-' stream of as much water as pos- employers . • . South Viet Nam (Continued on Page Four) ing U.S. friends and allies. Do the is said to have been very frank housewife Ih her B^mont home, (Oonttaraed on I^ago Nino) day in the face of floods can shut government denies mounting incidents Involving Canada and and when he looked it over for Roy Smith, 35, a handyman em­ Communist charges that human ployed by Mrs. Ooldb^rg, plead­ 4off completely the Tennessee Riv- (Continned on Page Three) Brazil fit into a pattern imder possible publication he decided in modem ini^es^tiefom she M ils on eny firm she prepare life is being harmed by plant kill­ Wood, Killer, Glad the Kennedy administration? John none of it should be made public. ed Innocent in District Court to ers sprayed on Jungle areas in the M. Hightower, AP diplomatic af­ As a substitute, Gordon and oth­ the murder and is being held war against Viet Cong, Phan Van fairs writer, analyzes the two er State Department officials pre­ without bail. He was in Rdl for Our professional work is cer­ a swvey ef «ts operafion. Bushiessmen can discuss any o ’Thao, South Viet Nam information To ‘Ride Lightning’ cases. pared a summary statement minor offenses when six o f the director at Saigon says. which was sent to the committee. other strangUngs occurred. tainly no ejcception to this long­ Vice president Lyndon B. John­ In Electric Chair By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Among other things, it said that son says that Cuba has become KING’S PLANE CRASHES standing rule: To tirelessly strive, WASHINGTON (AP)—The State (Jommunists had infiltrated the Communist “showcase of failure," Department is beginning to lose Brazilian government — a serious OUENO, Italy (A P )—A jet­ T*** 7 1 and the failure has dramatized NEW YORK (AP) — A con­ with dedication and respect, for they can m eslsthig fadlWw t» hast adwrrtage. a t ^ : I' ^ demned killer has denounced its reputation for speaking only accusation for one friendly nation liner carrying members o f King the need dispatched Junko to ptek Up poo- death on tiny Midway Island, wrongly identified, in beii^ attrib­ kUled by (bird soUor who tnkee day. Dorsen said he would do so, series of fumbles followed. pie (Mundoriag hi the wolar even though Wood has disdained The incident began early this uted to toe ambassador. When nod dlroet knodroda * t o th a is esni life, naval authorities at Pearl tiiat brought protest from tbs sub- TliM la tiw- —. ..oompLax . . ------^at i . booud, and Otorags dama, uhdaiUnad, on the ’Tenneaaee Rivor and Hariaor, who are withholding hla aflorts. month In a secret session of the ■M RlVUMBMD tfiWillBP Housa Foraign ARolrs auboora- oommittee, tha dsportmant sold I nmkmmiblodmm. ^ l l o v r at water «aa ba eipaRndM to ovabt «oolM bi«ina to fkxod WoM also aorMar MN|n>a<| st- 6M M 8ooi’ 1n ItM d S o s 5 Xb IMS, IMO and 18U tba Tennawsi wan toofiwd mittse looking into Commnnist oo- OssA eo,aoiani. floodtatf onto and town lln inniiiiltll. (AP motaton.) - M Poffs Ntoal tfivltlaa hi Latin kmartoo. Amboo- «> ! I' . .. ^ f ■ X

FAOB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING JERALD, l^ANCHESTER. CQNlfi, WEDNESDAY, MARCH SO, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,* WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1968 P A G S T H B a i Armory, which ie open to the pid>- lic. NO W Q^BN EVERY PRIDAY-SATUnPAY-mNPAY f^ewV»S.Pattem? “Ruddlgwe” is being performed Verdi Opera ' f • —I- As You Like It by the Simsbury Light Opera Co. Sheinwold on TV A Dams Clear Way Our Greatest Need in Eino Memorial Hall, Simsbury, ' By JUDITH AHEARN Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m., Ends Season 9iprto FiMaf! March 26 and 30. Diplomacy Went Blunt “A PRACTICAL RELIGION “Mexico, on the Trail of Cortes” BBINO THE DIMM m For Ohio Flood Crest is the title of the last travel movie At Bushnell RIGHT UP TO DATE Both r it a vulMiriiiB Th« University of Connecticut’s fine arts By AUntED 8HEINWOU> In the series this year at the Bush- M n r i H j e i w f Y i M (OonttiiiMd from Page One IN TODAYS WORLD” festival is in full swing. Tonight pla^^right nell Memorial in Hartford. It will By JOHN OBUBBE Ons of toe troubles with toe A I 5 3 l A MOMOI— i ¥k Toward Canada^ Brazil* charges to empty toe mainstream be shown.at 8:15 p.m. Friday and * AJOCMtlWMN^ * for storage capacity. Orders go Marc Connelly will speak on his vocation at 8 An audience that Jammed the way people play bridge is that 9 9 17 9 slble ahead of an expected flood Discover it In a . Sativday, and at 3:30 p.m. Sun­ 0 AQ m s s n r n agiM ir out to various dams to step tip o’clock in the Student Union Ballroom in Bushnell’s every aeat, and occu­ thsy don’t keep up. to date. This (OwWmied t o * Page Om ) oreet, and hold back waters from Free Lecture on Christian Scloneo M «n m inridajr night the university^ day. ■* A 9 9^4.9 statement might very well get to toe tributaries until the crest discharges by carefully calculated Avill pied all the standing room as wen, amounts. theater. depm m ent will open "Sail of Three Cities” be a p ^ e a to some of toe tone-hon­ n r BAIT MYNYD m s the Ydew Wfui ^liared by the' d g Chnada. passes. by Gordon S. Smith, C.S.B. gensen AudltoriuntxMarch 81 at shown Sunday, at 8:15 p.m. at the was last night treated to ae One iM r With a new flood crest coming '‘lUuiHanoe*’ by Qeorge Bernard ored rules of play toot ws havs A A K Q I7 9 A 9 4 Looking back, aome officials The hitch is deciding which of 8:15 p.m. The studeitt^recltal will Bushhell, narrated by John Biddle. pzrtment and by Gordon though down the Ohio, TVA Tuesday cur­ Monday Evening, March 25, at 8:15 o'Ctock fthaW. tt wlU run through Satur­ a performance of Verdi’s “La nra- all grown up with. thought that toe whole thing might TV A ’s nine mainstream dkms to be given April 1 at 8^15 p.m. In The ahlpe are from San Francisco, hhiniteM the atatement should have been tailed the Tennessee flow from day, March 80, in Harriet S. Jor- viata" as you are Ukely to en­ have been more diplomafically open and which of its five major A T T H E Von der Mehden Recital Ht^l. The Newport, Ft. I., and Sidney, Aus­ South dealer. a departmental one. 350,000 cubic feet per second—160 gaiuMa nieatar. counter anywhere. Anna Moffo I written. .Secretary of State Dean tributary dams to close, how Orchestra San Pietro of Nkples; tralia. Both aides vulnerable Rusk told a news conference he million gallons a minute—to 250,- Jean Barrere, a B ro ad w ay sang the title role, with stunning Some officiala now queation much and for how long. ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL. LOVELAND HILL Italy, will give a chamber concert The University of Michigan Opening lead—lOng of Spades 4 10 C regretted it if toe W e of toe U.S. OCX) (JFS. It may be cut to 200,000 produotion manager, will apeak on success. whether the reference to toe Bra- .The answers are determined at Auhpicee of First Church of Christ, Scientist, at 8:15 p.m. April 3. Band will play at the Bushnell . South ruffsd the third found of 9 AK7 104 peared to the vote to Parliament. He faces gen- dential sone. ’Hie adjacent prop­ neys study the Judges’ order. eral elections next month with his Bon 'Voyage Party dence, R. I. cepted. Last December only 61 Famous Utilidor Charming erty, already zoned for business, Connecticut Opera production of A farewell party will be given Miss Rathbun Is a graduate of tiM same w ork a few seasons back, For Sheinwold’s 36-page' booklet, non-nuclear policy an issue. So pints were contributed from He­ is occupied by the Grenon service March 29, at the Northeast School, the Regional School, Hebron. bron, 14 lese than the quota. Chesterfield if memory serves correctly. That “A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” "FO O D FOR are Canada’s relations with the statloa and package store. send 80 cents to Bridge Book, EVERY MOOD” United States. Rockville, at 7:45 p.m., honoring Nurses’s Report The appeals board has not yet performance w as a dandy, but the AVEY’S Miss Kathy Ellis of Hebron, Mrs. Harry H. Klrkham, ele­ The Mancheeter Evening Herald, Manchester Hhrening Herald He- with velvet production last night was superla­ President Kennedy Is known to announced the date for a public' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- mentary school nurse, to her re­ bnm correspondent, Miss Susan B. tive, and ended tbe all-too-brief have been annoyed by the failure hearing on the appeal w «th Ellis, who goes to Ceylon as port for February, lists 81 pupils PendletoD, teleftooue AOadeniT frame collar and Hartford season of opera to a of the State Department to real;- 2 lae toe angry reaction which its IF Y E representative from this checked for Ulness or accidents 6-8454. Manohester Evening Herald An­ blaze of glory. adles! There is still time to back pleat. dover oorreeptmdent, M a rg e ry It w as a Iqyish production. Set- STARTS TONIGHT! start reoelvtog your FREE Montaodon, teleidioiie P ilg rim ttogz wezo eze^ent, and the cos- DCVNERWARE Kempton wool. m 2-6018. tumtog was toe most sumptuous Giant All-Colw Show! of toe season. Further toe ballet Doris Day-Jimmy Duranta- Tan onl]T. divertimento w as well conceived M artha Raye and well executed. Sandra Rich­ Printers to Hold ardson, Gayle Median and William "JUMBO" "Let's Get TAether Stanton were featured dancers, In color 8:06 Routine Meeting supported by the corps de ballet. Plus: Elvis Presley In The chorus was a little smaller and Dine Out" than usual, but with all toe ladles 'GIRLS. GIRLS. GIRLS" N E W YO R K (A P ) — Striking 8:00 6:25-10:00 In eolor 6:15 and lOaO Next time you’re plan­ printers will hold a monthly mem­ to - hoop skirts, they occupied so bership meeting Simday, but Local much space toe normal comple­ ning an “evening out” i l 6 President Bertram A. Powers ment simply could not have been with friends, suggest says there is no plan to vote again accommodated. They sang well, meeting here for dinner, Peace of Mind on tbe rejected proposal for settle­ and there was a ftoe "concertato”. or a leisurely luncheoii. Sizes S-6x. ment of the 103-day-old newspaper at the end of A ct TXL shutdown here. The only place there was any­ Good friends enjoy get­ $17.98 The meeting place, a high thing lacking to the entire produc­ ting together in our re- school auditorium, has a capacity tion was in the first and third Annual Band Concert atmosphere for of 1,150 persons, far fewer than acta. Here toe composer called for Presented By fine food, graciously Sizes 7-14. the number who met in a larger an off-stage orchestra in the Is Standard Equipment Which do you need? hall last Sunday and voted down wtoga It wasn’t here, and the Monchoster High School Bond served. $19.98 the proposed printer-publisher music w as played from the pit. I and W here do yoMPut 4ienx? contract 1,821-1,557. suppose the budget had to be kept Monchostor High School Bond Ahimni WE WELCOME WEDmNGS and Besides the 8,000 printers. Local within reason somehow, and this he^ you plcm it FREE! Large Selection 6 of the International 'Typographi­ was the economy effected. SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 23— 8 P.M. PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS of Bambury and cal Union has 6,000 commercial You certainly weren’t short­ PLYMOUTH’S RELIABILITY IS BACKED BY yBef as M b as one piece at a foe, and jrm A u se* XEgh— AH 2(r D o w shop printers in its membership. changed because of this, and toe HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Gastwirth Coats WIDTH PRICE Powers says toe commercial rest of the evening offered tre­ DANCE TO THE INIMITABLE eon get iib kind of a kbeben icr your future. A Sto. 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.. !■ . IIA N C ^STER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, QONK* WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1968 PAGE tBVUr >AOB SIX MANCHESTER .EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAYv MARCH 20, 1968 *Hal Boyles sisted on thia midday fara since can play the machines some more. hearty, boys,’”' drinks a root beer Shaw, principal of East Catholic grants outstrips even'the British Of chalets along one of Killamey’s driven. Once they wanted a long­ the invention of bread. If he can’t eat what comes out, and leaves. Area Educators High School; and Dr. Fred $(an- would be swept aside fn the land Squirrel Bridge . he lights It up and smokes it. rush by overseas bivestors. who are. traditionally the largest liUces {Old lived there in a com­ er tea break. They got it. -They HEALTH CAPSULES The Intellectual—He nips on ’The Gazelle—Beverybody feels ganelll, director of Howell Cheney o a iv E R Y So far, the Irish • government foreign Investors in Ireland. munity, But I have heard no com­ wanted new stuff tor the canteen hy.Mlduwl A. Pam, M.D. canapes his wife sav.eR from the The Sanitary Aristocrat—He sorry for the shy, lovely secretary Get Introduction Regional Technical School. mt Insh Em otions M ixed W hite Collar W orkers brings a lunch In a picnic hamper who. excuses herself at the lunch has stood off demands to curb the Grants total $16.8 million since plaints they- are not mixing aa •Electric kettles aqd so on. They WHAT POBS r r MBAN 'X3U Built for 11,000 literary to-do, and sips from Mrs. Jane Stuek, a member of 9 A.M. to 9 PJH. rate of investment. It is in fact much as one would expect with got that too. a small carafe of cheap but ade- that would feed a starving troop hour and says she has to go to the the board of education and chair­ the government scheme got up W6AR PARK GLAS8E6 EVEN of Girl Scouts. After finishing the public library. Ehrerybody thinks To College Plan trying to attract more industrial­ steam in 1958. The German share the local community.” . ’"The bljr advantages of manu­ ON R ^ IK , GLOOMY R A Y S r LONGVIBJW, Wash. (AP) >— A quate red wine from a small but man of the board’a community col­ O n Germ an Investors ists, settling them in factories and facturing here are .the pentiful $1,000 bridge waa erected Tues­ eaneitlve vineyard on the no^th caviar, he dips his hands in the she is pinching her pennies to buy lege liaison committee, will be ARTHUR DRUR is 28 per cent, Irish 25, British 16, Nuala O'Dea’s boss la Anton Now Brow n Baggers water fountain before golning on to a birthday gift for her dear old Educators from the area have paying state grants up to two- American io and the rest 31 per Dahmeh from AAchen. He is staff and our location. We are day so that squirrels can cross slope of a name vineyard in Bur­ IiosLgsb* much nearer to our markets in gundy where an unknown poet the fried chicken.' mother. been invited to a luncheon next thirds of the total capital cost of cent. works -manager of a factory at busy Olympia Way in qugst of ’Tuesday at which the history of Supt. of Schools William H. By fOHN P. GALE •not enough work for me on the building, site development and the States and in England- We food wlmout getting killed. • By HAL BOYLE Anyway, for one reason or an­ once died climbing uphill. Be­ 'The Stem Dieter—From his The truth is that, after the boss Curtis Will be master of ceremo­ farm.” Among critics ot the German Shannon that turns out fine wire pocket he plucks a concentrated drinks his root beer, she meets the proposed Manchester commu­ . DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) — Nuala machinery. infiltration - a Dublin economist gauze for television screens, auto can meet an order from the U.S. Traffic fatalities among the NEW YORK (APl-The custom other, the average office locker tween bites and sips he reads nies, and A. Raymond Rogers Jr., O'Dm , M, from an old Irish farm­ Other Irish people view the Ger­ in three days if the stuff is in squirrels were of concern to busi­ room is crowded now at lunch from a volume of Proust in tpe food wafer, munches Its dry sus­ him at an expensive restaurant nity college Will be traced and man invasion less blissfully. There are benefits ranging from said: "One trouble is they don’t carbureters and pharmaceutical of farlngbig one’s lunch to work Is tenance, then faints from hunger and they enjoy a three-martini, brochures will be dietributed. principal of Manchester High, ing famity, U a tiny and satisfied interest-free 7-year loans to a 10- Jolly their work people around; purposes. stock.” nessmen of the Parks Plaza offlee time with fodder chompere. original Proust. where the new college will be o t a German e;conomic inva- German land inve.stmdnts have building, who haVe been feeding no longer confined to the blue col- Among them you. are sure to find The Trader—’This nomad of the and envy when he sees a neigh­ five course $17.50 luncheon togeth­ The luncheon will begin at 11:30 A t Yeiir Sonrieo for: X sent values rocketing in some | year tax holiday on the profits of which is what we like to do over Dahmen, 32, lives with his wife boring employe gulping down a er far, far from the locker room housed, will also be present. alon rolling across her homeland. all new export industries. At Shan­ here. Nor are they so good at and 19-month-old baby in an NOT EARMARKED them, ^ e bushytalla Uve acrosa Ufr class. these typical characters: , locker room wanders the area of­ a.m. in Room 136 of Manchester ’The officials of the council and JiUas O'Dea works for a German areas, good farms of 200 acres' apartment block constructed by INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — SUte the street from the office build­ fering to exchange ah extra slab big Juicy chunk of apple pie. munchers. High School. It will be sponsored • WINDOW CLEANING factory in the sprawling industrial now cost more than twice the na­ non, the tax holiday lasts until handling the unions. They’re in­ As a matter of fact the average The Inhefltor-^aU he ever has TTie Waif—"I got up so late this by the executive board of the Man­ chairman of Us committees will 1984 and raw materials enter the clined to be paternalistic. And in Shannon Airport Development Co. legislators were caught with their ing. in Public Ubrary Park. blue collar worker is so busy to eat la what is left over In the of his mother-in-law’B meat loaf attend. • FLOOR WAXING ^toterlaiid springing up around tional average of $225 to $250 an Four other Germans are at the lack of zoological knowledge show­ The narrow metal and canvaa for any dessert you have, particu­ morning my wife didn’t have time DUCKS TAKE TO WATER chester Community College (Citi­ mainnon Aiiport. She starts at acre. Gernian demand has also airport free of duty. their private lives, they tend to earning overtime, he can hardly refrigerator from Rie day before. to fix me anything," he murmurs Newly - hatched ducklings are zens’ Advisory (Council Inc. • JANITOR SERVICE stick together in little German plant in supervjsdry' .categories. ing. bridge, SO feet high and 60 feet afford to waste hU youth in eat- If it’s a lamb stew he warms it up larly If It Is cheesecake. t a.in, in a brightly lit, air-condi­ pu.shed the prices of some .resi­ Twenty-four German industries long, was erected free by contrac­ as he strolls from table to table, able to dive aa soon as their down Mrs. Raymond B. Gowen, chair­ Sun Power Calls Aid tioned factory block, takes orders dential holdings in County Cork have settled in the republic since cliques.” "There are no cliques here,” A. senate bill provi^ng for the by carrying it to work in a plastic The Mechaftlcai Gourmet—He borrowing a piece of corned beet Is dry, but until they are about man of public relations for the said Dahmen. “two of our Ger­ tattooing of Identifidation num­ tor Amos J. Peters. % e white collar employe is bog In his pocket. has a slot machine appetite. He MANCHESTER frcnn German bosses and earns to about 10 times their previous 1959, attracted by these favorable Jack Lynch, Ireland’s minister Traffic was rerouted as work­ sandwich here, half an apple core two weeks old they obtain most council, says school officials from IX>S ANGEILEIS—A solar-pow­ fU.30 a w ^ . level—to $700 per acre. terms and also Uie availability of for industry and commerce, gave mans have Irish girl friends. I go bers on ears of nutria, a rodent- quite another matter. He can ’The Claeeiclst—On Monday, eats whatever his nickels and there. Actually, he’s' putting his of their food on the surface. Hens -South Windsor, Blast Windsor, ered emergency call system Is to WINDOW CLEANING to the chess club in the Shannon like fur-bearing animal, had to be men, uMng a power crane, 6rect- hardly afford to live unless he dimes will fetch—chocolate milk, “I ’m at lekat 3 pounds—18.40— Germans bid this month for a large low-cost labor pool. Ger­ the reporter a differing view: IF NO EYE PISEASE 16 ed the structure, dubbed the Nut­ Wednesday and Friday he brings lunch money Into common stocks do not bring food to their young, Rham High School in Hebron, go Into full operation on the Los COMPANY a week better ^ than in my last about $300,000 worth of property man industries are turning out on "There were difficulties of lan­ Community Hall and visit with amended. Seems the little fel­ brings hie lunch to work. There in baloney sandwiches; on ’Tues canned soup, chndy bare. At the and hopes to be able to retire by but guide them to the most fa­ Rockville, Blast Hartford, Glaston­ Angeles freeway network soon. low’s ears aren’t big enough to PRESENT, THIS IS ty Narros Bridge. end of the luncheon hour he is Job aa a waltresk,’’ she says. “I in County Donegal. Much of it is Irish soil such diverse products guage, Initially, and difficulties of Irish friends.” FREQUENTLY A SIGN OF A No squirrels appearsd. But was a time when his white collar day and Thursday he brings in the age of 50. vorable, feeding localities. When bury, Coventry and Bolton have Motorists will be able to summon M l 9.5334 am> also able to stay in Ireland, farmland. as ballpoint pens, carpets, cranes, temperament. These have been Dahmen said he had made a put numbers on. ’The measure was waa a statue aymbol. Now it is liverwurst sandwiches. The male begging everyone In sight to give Old Grumpy Himself—’The boss the hen stops to feed, it is a sig­ been invited. assistance merely by pushing a point of trying "not to bear down amended to provide that they PERSON WITH sponsors baited the bridge with him change for a half buck so he until this Job came along. I had Dublin's Junior Chamber of grain driers, wallets, fork lift steadily overcome. ■ BMCTIONAU PROBLEMS. 00 pounds of peanuts and sat back Just a badge of indoor serfhood. members of hie family have sub wanders In and growls, "Eat ned for the ducklings to feed edso. Also asked are the Rev. Charles button on one of the radio devices. made up my mind to emigrate, Commerce warned of a danger trucks and mouth organs. "At the Llebherr (crane) fac­ too hard” on his work force. be placed instead on the nutria’s The German share of state tory, the Germans ^ i l t a row “They are more easily led than "big webbed feet.” IwMMInlsnmilsw.mi to wait. probably to America. 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mU j t i T n 1 U-N- Ml' 'n>*y hloo srgued that Whatever that I give you the ‘go- Wood, KiUer, Glad ahead’, to relay word to that or­ regime o f Syngman Rhea, and arms race which keeps herding better knowledge of present--is­ plaqe winners. Iliera will also b« W i ^ U a K m Luba Blames e ^ h ^ k . encourage opposition honorable mentions. ganization known . as the CMvU mankind toward Ui* point where sues,, and who find themaslves un­ A Thoncht for Today when that liberal revolution able to even attempt to answer the Students on ths selenoe fair TTri ,. n *1 A former Castro Ueutanant gave To % de Lightning’ Liberties Union that I do not wel­ evolved Into what seemed to some It w ill have to' decide, once Eind questions which are put to them by the MaaeliualB commMites are DavkI Dlxaon, come ehy intrusion into this EortiUig ifpndd C m ell of Churches ! OPEN SATURDAY! obseryera a new sample bf dicta- for all,' whether to exercise some by the public, we must expect Sharon Keenan) WBrren Mossier, U.S. tor R a i d jx i M L W C ” “ In Electric Chair stinking case of mine," he wrote. BV TBIi those members to resort to what­ Richard Podoeny, Jack ColUns, " I have had three etaye of ex­ “ CO, w a torisd repression we exercised some choice and option toward its own 10A.M.fol F.M. Without mentionifig a raid, Ha­ _ set ever device they can', to help them This haa been called the most Arthur Wilkie, Jamesr Ntoola, Bill vana radio Said amne woundM ecution thua far, one automatic, survival. On Freighter (Oeattnued from Page One) Oona. Influence to persuade the new to avoid the embarrassment which fearhil age of all tlmee. W hen we BlackwsH, Blains Cole and Mark a t jm n n iR S D A T E V E N IN 08 7 •# # sailors Mad been taken, to a hos­ beyond my control; and two ef­ stron;; men to pledges that they must be theirs whien they are Snyder. fected by well-intentioned lawyers look at the Hat of reBsane they East Hailford pital. Moscow radio, on the other forts of another ' self-appointed would begin conferring upon their forced 'to openly adfnit their .jnclude the number of mentally Judges are Kenneth BItinner, (OoaManad m as fags Ona) hand, announced that a raid by as ‘do-gooders.’ I want no more.” d S ib if 1. u n fallings. Inetniotor at Manoheeter High; cxllsa bad taken pisce, blamed attorney. On Jan. 24, Norman World’s Lariost people some of the blessings of the ill,>the prevalence of anxiety, the SHEARSON, HAMMILL CO. Branr Crcalnc BsMpt Open Forum How long it will be before aomc oolqasal amaeeing of arms, the Donald Warren, science d e p ^ * By mONKAM FUUG < »oiUy thing that tha Lincolns could ment, but declared: “ Our struggle the United States, but made no Redlich, a lawyer who teaches at Sttae Flood* Unlikely hi TinoHo CoMtrol B elio va . JSiit«r«l at taa political freedom they had never Democrat who is possessed - of building of massive walls among raent chairman, at B«nnett Junior Members New York Exchsage A t about 6:20 p.m. on# night have scan waa either a flying teat bekntiK only and exclusively to mention of any Russian casualties. ____ atIt Mancbeater OoBn.. aa ft New York University, engineered tasted very much of. And. not long courage above and beyond the line High; and Dick Young of toe Ben­ EsI^Ushed 1901 bad, used for teMing new Jet en­ the' interests of the Cuban paople Oaaa Kail Uattar. Likes Democrats, Too nations. Jesus lamented situations M M waak, the Robert Lincoln a last-ihlnute reprieve for Wood, WINDSOR LOCKS, (AP) — of duty will ask for the kind of nett science department. M I » - t n i gines, or the P A W ’l single com­ and therefore we cannot accept WORKERS STILL OUT ago, we seemed to have our influ­ To the Editor. such as this many centuries ago n s MAIN STREET ib i^ , 74 Milbrook Dr., Bast only to be called an “Interloper’’ 'The U.S. Weather Bureau issued •DMCRlPnON RATBS change in our Town Caiarter which The fair is undkr the direotiota pany executive Jet plkne. that tha solution of the Cuban Favaiiia la A d v a ^ ence and guidance flowering, aa Item number 4, one of the items end he saw but one solution. He Kbrtnrd, waa gathered around WEST HAVEN (AP)—Part of! by toe man he saved. will abolish public hearings, re­ of Robert Von Deck, eheinnen of caaa should be the leolatlon of our this statement o f snow flood Carrier KaU which consistently appear on the said only perfect love con iMst Bia dinilW table for Ite evening But he does not think that there the Armstrong Rubber Co. plant Wood’s latest appeal for death Tear ...... S16.60 moO the regime of General Park began mains to be seen. This ^11 be fatherland from the rest of the potential to r aoutoem New Eng­ agenda of each and every public out such fears. the Illing science department. waa much activity schedulad at ths waa back in production today, but came in a letter to Benjamin Ja­ tt Costs Less to Control Tormttes than to Ignoro Thom! to permit some freedom of speech hearing of our Board of Dir^ors, done I am sure, when such a Dem­ day bad been overcaM, and field on toe night In question. Americas.’’ Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda about 40 mill division workers who cobson In the J)ueens district at' land: It cMIt jsMJ nothing to find ouf if hidden termites (eo-eelled '■flylnf a«»f*aaa X«^v X.^B and press and went ahead sched­ is the item which opens such hear­ ocrat will wake up to the fact TaloottviUe Church now tfie « m had JuM dropped be­ The East Hartford police had no The State Department said re­ struck toe company yesterday did that this kind of change will allow tomey’s office. Snow cover and its water equi­ ents") ere destroying your house foundetiont, woodwork, etc. raakir aaaaaaeee >91 uling national elections for this ing to any elector who wishes to low the horizon. other reports of an unidentified ports of the latest incident “ rebi' not return to their Jobe. him and his political colleagues, to forces our belief that these Irre­ The admitted killer of two aged valent are still above normal over PHONE or WRITE now .for complete FREE inspection ^ e trelned ’ WntMlt o r __ sununer — elections which, he be heard on any question which OutMde, beyond toe Venetian flying object bi that, or in any Neither union or company offl- most of N ew Ejngland. ‘There has expert Over 485,(XX) homes serviced. Our work le QUARANTUO MV >. m u A880CLATBD PRESS comes within the jurisdiction of spend and to play politics with Mind that elocee the ‘dining room sponsible and ineffective forays pensioners during a wine-drinking FINANCES... FAMILY STYLE! other area, of toe town. dale could estimate how nmny of spree In Queens in 1960—as well been conaldersble thawing in the (1) Bruce-Termlnix, (2) E. L. Bruce Co. Thit Querentee Is INSURtD nM Asaoclated Preaa (a exeluatTaly pledged, would name a civilian re­ the Board. Through the night of public funds with a much larger firem the atreet, a atreet light on serve to increase'the difftoulty of aatMad to Die naa of rejpuMicatloa of Science Fair But Lt. Fred Frazier did have 700 other employes out of work as three other persons earlier— southern basins during toe pest by Sun Insurence Office Ltd. gime to which he would relin­ March 5 (1963) it occupied a posi­ amount of freedom. a utiUty pola had recently gone bn. all aetra dlapatcbea ereolted to It or The mattef of “family finances” has many as­ one Idea. «D o you remember when ^ yasterday, ware back at work to­ wrote; week. A s the snow melts, con­ aot otherwlae credited la this paper quish rule. tion on the agenda which closely On or about Nov. T, 1958 the Oarol Ann Lincoln, U a , eiUing they ueed to make tubular eluped exw U in the NEW LOW COST PROTECTION AGAINST TERMITES aad alap the local news publislied here. pects, in all o f which an institution like ours can day. "It grieves me to have to write siderable losses are anticipe.ted to followed the opening of the hear­ Democrats assumed control of ' “ '■ig the window, said to her kites?’’• •• -■■ ■he asked. 'canooean. ... for infyt«d And non-InfootAd houtts old homos, now homos oMl An Hnita or PspublicatloD of special— Now, suddenly. General Park has Set at Illing ‘The sudden walkout was a pro­ to a D.A., but In this Instance I soil moisture and grotmd water dtn>atrnaa herela are alao reserred. ing. It was put there I must sup­ our local government for the first be extremely helpful. Feel free^ to talk over t&, •'What'e that thing out A box kite would have been “ The U.S. government is Inves­ heusot und«r conttru^ion. Ask ut for dotoils about our $9,000 dsmaao test over revised work methods. have been Instructed to do so If replenishment. Therefore no un­ had second thoughts. He has ban­ pose, out of respect for our local time in our 136 year history. ere? Tt looks like another etfeet square, of course, but L t Frazier’s tigating fully to determine wheth­ guarantood protaction on quallflod buMdinga and eontants — only smoN r w aarvlee eUeat of N. B. A Serr- finances anytime with Manchester s oldest finan­ Officials of Local 98, Rubber I really want to ‘ride the light' usually U rge flood potential exists annual cost. DmRT RtFftIR OF TtRIItTf DftftUtC. OttcrlFtlvo foldar on ragotst ned all political activity. Instead of electorate whose dollars support Largely because of their dictS' TTie HUng Junior High School Hgbt<" She w M trying to see out suggestion doea suggest other er any violation of U.S. law is in­ €§a 1MC» Workers Union, said toe strike ning’ Thursday evening sans fur' this spring unless prolonged heavy PaMialMra Rapreaeatatlrea The a national election to elect a new our local government. torial poUcles they were rejected Science Fair will open to the pub­ cial institution. between the-klata of the bllnde. p o e ^ Ie solutions. volved." Jtillaa Mathewa Special Aicencn -New was not authorised and urged the toer delay because of an unwant­ rains occur. Seasonial Ice conditiona On that date, our six Demo­ by the voters In the 1960 election. lic tomorrow from 7 to 8:80 p.m. . H er father rose from the table For example, toe object toe Lin- In a news conference Tuesday Toifc. Chtcano. Detroit and Borti government, he now intends to in Washington, spokesmen tor the men to return to work. The com­ ed stay of execution.’’ still exist on many rivers and 0 cratic directors, Bariy, Mahoney, and ofMned. the blind. Outalde the KEKBER AUDIT BUREAU o r In 1962, a very considerable in the school gym with awards to coln’e could not identify could ‘The words ‘‘really want’’ were localized flooding due to ice Jams CTRCUtATIONS conduct a national referendum on Powell. Stamler, Stone and Wood- SamUyv'eaw whelt ai^ekred''to be have been like a b a U o o n ^ closed M fugea grtupe eMd the^r^d pany said it would not negotiate BRUCE-TERMINIX CO. OF NEW ENGLAND amount of help from one particu­ "(i "A ^ I underlined. Is a poasibiUty when ths breakup | 60S N,w Pt'rk Ave., Watt Hartford lO, Conn, - phone 233->S7S the question whether his own re­ house with very apparent disre­ be presented to 7th and 8th grade a aeotUta of metal pipe, moVlng toe grievances tmtil toe men re­ ...... ------Tatlvas’^- r " Ibe Herald PrlntiaK^Company, Inc., lar individual, they found them­ chamber, being supported by the "**^**»“*| *,® ^ ^ *^ I "So it is with no hesltatlcMi occurs. W. H.' Enftand Lumbar Co., Authorizad Local kapratantitl phone64MOT asamnea no financial reaponalbuity tor gime shall continue in power for gard for prior practices, and per­ winners at 8. aiowly through the air— so slow­ rarifled air ftom a fire burning launched from turn. typoarapblcal errors appearing In ad- selves able to put local people in About thirty projects will be another four years. The manner haps with an equal amount of dis­ public office by very comfortable SAVINGS ly they thought whaUver it was at Ita'baae.' Tsitlsementa and other readine matter regard for the people of Manches­ displayed, including ’Theory of would drop into the yard. ta Hie Kancbester Evening Herald. In which whoever has controlled margins. Without that help they The Lincolns dl(^ riqporlr that toe ter, voted to move this item to Relativity, Formation of Crystals, I v O A . 1 V TTiey all nMhad out tha front light, which seemed to epme from DUplar advertising closing boura: the police power in South Korea found themselves able to carry the Atomic Structure, Human Eye. 935 MAIN STREET-Ml 3-5171 - OPEN 9:00 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS the tail end of the hearing, to a Town of Manchester for Governor \sS<)4 [.\II«>N- door.'Hie oh()oot waa moving noise, toe open end qf the. objem-

MANCHEsI e E EVENINO h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH SK IH t PA6E XLBVn BIAN^CHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. GONN^ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80, 1968 Number of Idle g'ancheeter Ifttl'ln Mia state for k>-, Worry bf ------p------« ' unemployed. — fliie total claims filpd in toe state FALSE TEETH Most Directors Favor Down for Weel ( -reased from the previous week RotkviUe-Vernon 141 Pints of Blood Donated District Asks Mayor Calls Meeting I 41,573 from 42,695. Unemploy-: Slipping or Irritotingl The number of unemployed per- I -ht is about 3,000 below the total: JDon’t b* emberrused be topse faUe / teeth ellppliis. dropptnx pr wPbbUax f At Monthly Bloodmohile Visit Sewer Line $90,000 CoUege Fimd bons registering eleims with tor I -corded it this time last year. when you sat, talk oc Isuih. Just On Parking Problem 1 snehestsr office of the State Le- V total of $5,351,661 was paid •piinkle a littls FABTEKTH On your Mrs. Kingsbury lo r Department decreased to 1,1.17 ( in claims during February toj plKtee. ThU pleasant powder ilTe* a jir the Week ending March 16, com remarkable lenM of added eomfort Mancheoter blood donom 'came^John 8. Ali«>rd, Alfred Hagenow, Cost Advice Only one of the six town dlreetoibp General Manager Martin also I .Tipensate 139,361 weeks of tin-' and Mcurlty by holdlns plate* mors LAWrence Lane,'Rolland Wood. attending a joint meeting of the rsdommsndsd a $50,000 rsducUon fiired to 1.161 the week before. « iploymenl. 1 flmily. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste Dies at Age 73 within nine pints of meeting ttae The Eighth District Board of Di Ab 8 “follow up" to the rem ov^ of P«rW ^ metera to The total, including 283 claim in Manchester, about 81 per cent, I or feeling. It's sihsllns inon-setd). On Rosedale Road Bid monthly quota when 141 plnte Alao, Edward Werner, George H. dlreotdre and board dt education In the sehoel board’s $700,000 re­ aet FASTMTH St snrdrug eountsr. Daaiele, Kenneth Wlleon. J, wttli two storcs Mrs. Katherine D. Bourn, ohair- i i fore April 10 to decide whether dore E. Ventura and Mrs. Louis livan Ave., South Windsor. reached gallon marks, four o f Alfred P. Sevlgney, VTOIard C. Al­ ejmeotad to dose In addition to th* ^ l a n Taylor, a Republican, man of the board of sduoatlon,. H. Chapman, executive secretary. len, Ronald Lang. tion filed by Abe Nussdorf, contrac­ B olton three roads in the Rosedale resi­ Her death followed by only them 1 gallon, six 2 gallona, five 3 tor, who told the board that he many already vamait, warrants the said he would have to think further said ah# objects to ths general dential area should be accepted. The lodge has not yet decided three months that of her husband, gallonh and one 4 gallons. Also, BKIward P. Coltman Sr., before deciding whether he will manager’s Including bond pay­ where the fair will be neid this Marion O. Anderaon, Daniel Ed­ plana to build in that area for pros­ a***®"- .. ^ to a memorandum of under- John E. Kingsbury, who died on Heiiry Rengoton reached four pective tenants. Nussdorf recently The directors’ sgeoda sohoduiso vote for the $90,000 appropriaUon. ments, insuranos and pension cobts atandmg. Issued this morning, year. Proceeds will be uSed to sup Dec. 24. Mrs. Kingsbury was 73 gallons. T hc^ hitting the three- w ard , >Iaurice Pans, Paul A. Jarvis Given (1) oMMsUng the §80,000 anpco- and former Mayor Harold A. Turk- sspsrt of the overall school cost. Boris, William Kuhne, Norman A. remodeled the old district power Judge Alva P. Loiselle ruled in fa­ port charity projects, one of which years old. gallon level were Charles Helwlg, station on the property In question. priatlon from the lOOS-OS parking Ington, also a Republican, said ha She said ha'”ia adding costs to the vor (rf the residents, who want the is the Newington Home for Crip­ She and her husband were ac­ Roland Miller, Rcibeft M. Bantly, Boulais, Archie Morics, Roland meter fund for purchase of DsimC would ba In favor of It if the col­ opsraiting costs.” pled Children. Beaucage, Mrs. Mae McConnell, He asked the board to provide sew­ toads accepted so that the town tive and long time residents of Bion Tripper and Mhi>-.Allce Far­ er costs as soon as pomble. S p e c ia l G ra n t Sq. property, and (2) aUooaUng lege plans work out as persons The general manager replied, will have to plow them. Bank Names Chllberg North Coventry where they op­ rell. David O. Bowers, Richard T. Car­ $16,000 from the fund for a lease involved with them think they will. "You didn’t think of these aa the Lawrence M. Dillon, 22 Davis ter, Miss Yolanda Felice and Sal-, Director Burton Pearl made the The town has 14 days to appeal erated a dairy farm renowned for The two -gallon mark was motion to refer the request to Harold F. JarvU, an elMtricM and Improvements of a parking All the Democrats present, and coat of schools. Most people don’t” Ave., hEis resigned as a director of vator Lombardo. the judge’s decision, however. the quality of milk produced by reached by Mrs. Lorraine Peter­ Bowe-Albertson, district engineers. engineering major at toe UnivM- area between Oak and ND^;>le Sts. two others asked this morning, said A. Raymond Rogers Jr., princi­ Judge Loiselle ruled that the the Savings Bank of Rockville. their herd of pure-bred Jersey cat- man, Leonard D. Rivard, Robert' Walk-In donors include Kenneth The meeting wlU begin af 8 p.m. they are wholeheartedly In favor Elected to succeed him is Charles tir” Wetmore, Thaddeus Oadarowski, The recently remodeled building, •Ity of Connecticut, la am <^ 13 pal of Manchester High School, statute cited by the selectmen in Johns, Richard Porde, Allan Bourn ready for office use, will have a graduate students who wul re­ In toe Munldpal Building hearing of the appropriation. Francis reiterated that he feels toe high their refusal to call the town G. Chilberg, 33 Main St. WariCen Chandler, Mrs. Cynthia Mrs. Kingsbury was bom in As­ and Martin Keiderling. septic tank under present plan­ ceive special feUowshlp aid from room. DellaFera, a Republican -who was school riiould be abls to meat vol­ meeting must bow to another Dillon has been a director since One-gallon donons are Charles Brezinski, Gustave A. Senkbeil, Keller’s Men's Wear, 807 Main toria, Long Island, N.Y., July 9, ning, Nuasdorf told the board. the NatlMial Science Foundation absent from the meeting, could not untary accreditation standards, statute which stipulates that any 1950. He will continue to be a cor- 1889, a daughter of George and Genovesi, Elrnest T. Ley, Walter Miss Pearl A. Shoff, Burdett F. 8t., and Paris Curtain Shop,sp, 839 be reached today. highway or street may be accept­ pK>rator of the bank. In other action on Monday night’s during toe coming year. expected to ba proposed soon by Katherine Maskiell. She had been A. Backus and Robert Whalen. Webb, Edward M. DellaFera, Max­ agenda, the board, under the chair­ of Mr. and Mrs. Main St., are closing, accon(Uhg to Dr, • ’Iheodore Powell, a Demo- ed by a diUy called town meet­ Chilberg is president of L. Nel­ There were 106 people who kept Jarvis, son — . . the State Department of Educa­ a resident of Coventry for 56 ine Backes, Betty Lovejoy, Pierre manship of President Philip Bur­ Harold Jarvis of French Rd., nw the managers. orat, had aeked the dtrectors to tion. ing. son and Scm and Nelson Freight- years. appointments, and 54 walk-in do­ Desjardines, Bernard H. KarHn, MIR been awarded a cooperative fel- Wilbert B. Nead, 87 Flower St., The selectmen cited general ways, Inc. gess, voted to pay outstanding bills give a/t least tentative approval to ’The school fails to meet the She was a member of Second nors. Donald K. Anderson, Mrs. Eileen of the Wyman Oil Co., the Hart­ lowdilp for nine months. manager of Thom McCan’s shoe the budget so that the oommlttaea N statute 13-25 which says that a Fete Champion Squad The neyt visit will be Wednes­ Yenoffsky. tentatively recommended ratio of Congregational Church and had ford Electric Light Company, and Boy Scout News store on Main St., says an agree­ working on toe college would feel profeesional stsLff per pupil, hav­ street must be 50 feet wide and The Ehlington High School bas­ served on its board of trustees, a day, April 24, qt Manchester Me­ Also, Mrs. Doris Divosa, Mrs. Boy Scout Troop 78 will partlcl- ment was signed yesterday for the telephone company (SNETCO). they could export support from toe ing at present 20.4|for each pupil, /( must comply with certain layout ket till team, which won the Class member of the Coventry Frag­ morial Hospital from 10:45 a.m. to Florence Heins, Raymond Qriffen, pate in a district swim meet at store to move Into the store which pAAlcaxic. specifications before they (the se­ C state championship, will be hon­ The payment of any monies for board for their work. while the recommendation is 17 ment Society, and a 40-year mem­ 6:30 p.m. Roger D. Carmichael, Mts. My­ two drafting maps of sanitary sew­ the East Side Rec In Manchester Keller’s Is leaving. He said Bur­ A y lectmen) may accept such roads ored at a dinner Tuesday at 6:15 Keep Appointments ron Boglisch, Harry Smith, Emma A t the meeting, the second psr pupil, he said. ber of Coventry Grange. She was ers, being done by Hayden Gris­ on March 39. The Flaming Arrow ton’s Inc., 841 Main St., plana to aalled for the two boariVi to dis­ as public highways. p.m. in the EUks Home. also one of the founders of 4-H Donors who kept appointments Gooley, Mrs. Shirley Putnam, Ed­ patrol won the laahing contest at Answering questions from town Judge Loiselle said that this Besides the players, the coaches, wold, was tabled pending, comple expand Into the area the shoe store cuss the 1063-64 school budget re- work in town. are: ward Wilson, Ronald Gales, Mrs. tlon of the maps. Calvin Taggart the troop meeting this week. directors Powell end ’Taylor, Supt. statute is applicable only to pri- managers, and scorekeepers have Is leaving. queet, General Manager Richard of Schools William H. Curtis said Besides Mrs. Tomlinson, Mrs. Mrs. Mary Jane Goss, Henry Grace Bogdan, Mrs. Barbara Jack- superintendent of sewers in the j t Co-Op Meet# There are others rumors of activ­ Martin presented a temtatlve re­ vwte roads and that any approval been invited as 'well as adminis­ Kingsbury is survived by t w o Bruneau, Mrs. Hattie Rosenthal, son, John Bengston, Russell Ih- Bolton Cooperative Nursery will that if guidance pereonnel are A DAVIDSON A by the selectmen of such roads Eighth District, told the txwrd that ity on Main St., one Involving plans vision o f the school board’s capital trative officers of the school. sons, George A. Kingsbury Sr. of Mrs. Wanda Chartier, Fred Libby, zlnga. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the added at the high school, the does not constitute acceptance of Coaches John Canavari and Ron­ the maps are alraoet finished. Mak­ by a Boston, Mass., discount house improvements program. The Fruits of His Efforts LEVENTHAL STORE Coventry, and the Rev. John E. Arthur E.. Doane, Patrick Bolduc, Alao, Mrs. Betty Maiorca, ing of the maps has been In pro­ Community Hall. Members wlU guidance program will be expand­ them. ald Kozuoh of Rockville High to move Into the vacant building His recommendations include ed to Include students who are net Jamos HorcKc, right, who sold more than 1,400 pounds of fruKoake for toe Oivttan du b. reoelvea Kingsbury Jr. of Springfield, Ohio; William E. Hagenow, Mrs. Olga Bhrard Chunpagne, Wilfred Rou­ cess for the past year. It was not­ bring ffldea for showing after toe formerly leased by Dobln’s, and the In this case, he said, a general school, whose team reached the Anderson, Richard J. Bagg®, Mrs. leau, James Brezin^l, Mrs. Lor­ busineas session. Parents Interest­ the R>Utttog up of many expendl- planning to go on to college. an award from William Lennon, left, chairman of toe sale, and thanks from Kenneth Weibust statute 13-3 is applicable which oemi-finals in the Class B tourna­ another daughter. Mrs. Wayne M. ed. other hivolving a Boston retail of the Mbncherter A.teociation for toe Help of Retarded Children. Weibust accepts a $500 check (Cora) Scranton of Palls Village; Marie Benson, Mra. Grazia M. raine McKay, Stanley P. Grzyb, District Fire Chief Francis Lim­ ed In enrolling children In the turas over a period of years and Rogers seTd he feels toe high says that a town at its meeting ment, will also be present. firm. the transfer, of several Items to from Clvltan which finances its civic work ohleflv from the cake sale proceeds. Herdlc wa* top a sister, Mrs. Wallace McKnight Markham James V. McCooe, Mrs. Grace Majeska, Harold Case, erick Informed the -board of the nursery are welcome to attend. school is at fauH by not having a duly called may accept any high­ Briefs Mrs. Viola Reid, Robert S. Reid, Joseph A. Koiwell, Howard John­ Swing Your Partner The move by ’Thom McAn's Into current expenditures from bond strong guidance program for those aaleoman in the Mancheetor club and fifth from toe top in toe Mew England district. (Herald way or street located in the town “Choosing Your Career" will be of Elast Smithfield, Pa.; seven plans for th.e Fire Department’s Raymond LaValley. son. Miss Janice Hupper. 75th Anniversary celebration in Bomafoo, community couples toe new quarters will be made al­ issues which toe school board had pupils. photo by Saternls.) as a pubUc highway regardless of the topic ^ the Tolland County grandchildren And a great grand­ ter Bkurter, and Burton’s will legln suggeuted be the method o t paying child. Also, Everett C. Walker, Mrs. Also, Raymond Larivee, Charles September and the installation of club open to all Interested per- He said additional guidance peo­ Its width or condition. Teen Club meeting Saturday at 3 Edna Christemen Mrs. Helen Jaworski, Mrs. Harriett A. Mitch­ soiB, Will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. Its exp€uislon at about the same for the work. ple would result in a better “Iden- He cited a number of cases to p.m. All teen-agers are invited The funeral will be held Friday a new fire alarm system now be­ Hand, Mrs. Nancy Rowe, Anthony ell. Miss Gall Mitchell, William ing installed. at the Oommunityl Hall, for Hme, said Nead. From current expeiKUtures, ths tlficsitlon” of pupils, who could system. ’There are about 350 cases of the Manchester Community Col­ the council's finance oommittee, supP*>>’^ bis ruling. to see a fibn on careers which will at 2 p.m. at Second Congregation­ With toe oloekig of toe curtain general manager recommends $73, easily feel lost at the high school, lege Citizens' Advisory Council discussed the college budget. al Church, North Coventry. The Bayles, Atty. Arthur J. LeClaire Carter, Robert W. Heller, Gerald Tentative plans for the anniver­ squaire dancing. Dick IZmmer will of varying degrees of seriousness The three roads are Llynwood be shown by Jack Smiley of Pres­ Chappell, Lawrence Johnson, Mrs he toe caller. Other couples groups shop and toe clotoieni, toe town Is 800 be bpent during the next fiycal the largest in the sUte. "You Inc., appeared at the meeting to Only four members of the school Rev. James Ameling, pastor, will Jr., Elrnest J. Smith, John F. sary call for a Sept. 14 parade which need help, h® said, and even Dr., Suniringdale Lane, and Jun­ ton, a representative of the New Judith Johnson, James TTeitrilBj In toe area have been In-vlted to losing buslnessee wMch have op­ year to pay for 10 projects. can’t run schools as you run a discufw the college plans. School boarjd. one .short of a quorum, were iper Lane. More than 50 residenits York Life Insurance Co. The officiate, assisted by the Rev. Ar­ Mahoney, Mrs. Marie D. Miller, and'a Sept. 28 dinner-dance at the with three therapists, the school Howard Miller, Mrs. Joan Hulser and Mrs. Claire Hughes. Knights of Columbus Hall on attend. erated at their present sites for a Hw s^ool board has recom­ foctory,” he said. system can’t hope to meet the board officials and town directors present at the meeting. They were THE GENTLE SHAPE of the three streets signed the pe­ meeting will e at the Tolland thur Bradley. Burial vvill be in Hosts for the evening are Mr. combined 35 years. mended that $03,800 be ment from Supt. CtortU told toe board that lauded him and the council for Mrs. Bourn, William Buckley, tition for the call of the town County Agriculture Center, Rt. 30, Center Cemetery. and George E. Legier. Main St., both highlights of a recommended therapist-case ratio k current funds, and $1,387,400 be their work. Atty. William Collins and Beldon in Rockville. Also, Calvin T. Brown, Mm. month-long celebration, Limerick and Mrs. Anthony S1 and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. David Grosaman, he hopes to have funds to add of 1 to 40 or 50 case*. Fa.*ihion interest thi.s Spring promises a new meeting. Friends may call at the Holmes Theodore Melek. Mrs. Prances Informed the group. and Mrs. John Rothwell. 37 Jordt St., owners of Paris Cur­ Issuad to bonds. speech tfiarapists to the school Misbthew M. Moriarty, chairman N. William Knight, chairman of Schaffer, all Democrats. Representing the RosedeJe resi­ The WSOS of Vernon Methodist Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Man­ Korean Police Hearing Tonight and younger look with the demi-fit silhouette Church will hold a food sale Sat­ Klein, Mrs. Veronica Avery, Mrs. “We are sending letters out to tain Shop, said toe main reason dents is Atty. Wesley Gryk of chester, tomorrow from 3 to 5 and TTie zoning commission public for their closing ie Ulnsss. There Manchester. Representing t h e urday at 10 a.m. at the Vernon Ruth Ostrander, Warren L. Black- Connecticut’s 169 towns, inviting that embraces you .softly, gently, flattering­ 7 to 9 p.m. well, Mrs. Mary Davis, Mm. them to participate In the pa­ hearing on extending the busflness was no conunenlt from Keller’s. town is Atty. Robert J. Pigeon. Circle Market. *niere will be no Crush Protest none If you need money to a buny to pay >r oHEMiunk 'm B^ n u ie (frtoa^ONra itaOfei' Iba. Raebel Baman, nursing su- W am otea Deeds AIMh N. Anderson fB AND im ug IJ7 > ■ ’ t ITEMS AND PRICES TOO 39.98 psevlaor. sad Mrs. Arthur Smith, Lebro T. Uitianetti and Mary Funeral services for Albin N. and ooQveoieAoe of fare own car. At tant eafety measure. If the power faraauddeacmetgengr, the b u sin g NUMEROUS TO MENTION tnasurer of Maniriiaster Public E. Urbanetti to Dominick V. Ca- Anderson, 69, were held today at last, Ded ie rdieved o f frie sbopptog firifa you ceo ptanp your water, nm H w answer is ai Penomd Loan.- Yon flBiTWR VW IMIM HaBitb Nunes Association, will at­ taldo and Kittle L. Cataldo, prop­ Watklns-West Funeral Home with and taxi choree and ie juct ae de' the burner and refrigerator untfl die get few bank latee, convenient pay<. HBOULAB AND FITTED ^ ^ tend a oost-analysis workshop erty at 19 Green Manor Rd. the Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pas­ lighted as Mora. Why put it off any power u restored. All it takes is a ment temis and life iniuranoe is in' meeting tomorrow and Friday of Building Permits tor of Emanuel Lutheran Church (CANNON CANNON SHEETS $1-9' longer? We’il take care of the low cost loan from The Connecticut d u ^ . Remember, a very important HANNON BUHKETS REG. $6A9 the Nationel League of Nursing, To Frank Gambolati for Willie’s 'Officiating. Burial was in East REGULAR $2.69 ■ ■ at the Ccmneoticut light and Pow­ Steak House, for alterations to Cemetery. financing. Bank m d Trust. part o f our burineie is feening money. MSH0LQTH8 MCCLISe er Oo. on Berkn Tpka. commercial building at 446 Center Bearers, all members of toe St., $10,000. Yankee Ehvision and the VFW Measban of the Eighth DIstriot To ’ITOide Big^ Hangars for were Hlldlng Gustafson, Clarence Ckmfcertand FhniW, for erection of n r a Depertmant will meat tonight Peterson, R ^ ert McKinney, WB- fi,', M T:I0 at the flnbouaa, Main and a sign at 100 Osntar a t, $300. Uem Leggett, Robwt Chose and ■OHartl aiB. To Fraderiok KnoOa for 8ul- 'VtfiHlein Shielda. llvan \ Estate, for repair of fire Mn. Lawnnoa Hautnick of damage to a residence at 06 Mc­ THE CONNECTICUT BANK CURTAIN SHOP sue BOXB PASS Watharrilokl, antiqua cpllector, Kee St., $2,500. HARTFDRD (AP) — Six minor will ba intenriewad tomorrow at To Uoyd Boutlller for Morris C. bills passed the House yesterday, AND TRUST COMPANY . 829 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. THE PAIR. OPEN WED., THURSDAY, FRIDAY NIGHTS, IQ o.m.-9 t;40 p jn. OB the Pat Turna^ Show Fancher, for alterations to ,sn of­ breaking a record for this session a s w D fF. 8ha ooUecta woodeh- fice at 122-124 E. Center St;, $^0. of the legislature. Meet of toem 16 N. Main Streot 898 Main Street ManchMtar Parkad* MOND a V, TUESDAY, SATURDAY 10 o.in. fo 6 p.m wars ana paartar aad-WlU exhibit To Fralland BuUders for Peter made, technical changeq In laws WMBtR MMA ...... la Bhow LoMsgUe, , for an addition to a, dealing with the operation of the \ dw m ag at at RiL, «L - Circuit Court. Two minor bUle we - / t . Uis Mb aad Bate approved to the Beaata.

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MANC]^STER fiVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN„ \^DNESDAT, MARCH 20, 1908 m Two ipDiqp^AY, 20, 1968 ^ lEWtltttJ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1968 Pages 13 to 24 I T to contact Mrs. Ogleby at her, the two aeasioha for the baseball rescua expedition. Then ttie wa« few years. Her latest owner, Al­ SS& home on Main St. program aponaored by the Coven­ Waves Claim shifted to Alaskan waters. fred M . ' Johnston of VUlonova, Those' interested in obtaining try Boys Baseball Astoclatlon. In the winter- of 1897-96, the Pa.) found her on a NovA SooUa le W o rk « * tickets may contact Mr. and Mrs. The final registration date will be Bear stirred the ImaglnatloR of beach. Hoispital Notes Burton E. Moore at their home from 9 a.m. to f p.m. Saturday at Famed Bade seafarers by rescuing some 500 Cub^s in New Home in M a y at 306 Pleasant St. in Willlmah- the Nathan Hals Community Cen­ whaling men trapped In the loe SniX IN HARNESS tic. ter. Parents hdve been asked to off Pomt Barrow, Alaska. CBNTS^tVlUJ], Ind. (AP) — Vtalting boon are S te 8 pjo. B rM a' accompany their sons when, they BOSTON (AP)—The baikentine ’Ihe Bering Sea petrol occupied When Oliver B. McGrari^ learned tor sU areas, e a o ^ matenilty, Provided by Churehes w. P la y tn w ill praaent register. her for some - 40 years and then hia trade tai 1003 because “ I want­ *nie OoiM>les’ Club the Eirat Bear, sailing veaael famdd for Will Go Up where they are S.to 4 pjn., and WUHita ' dUMon’s *TtM iGjracle of came retirement in 1039. She was ed steady work," he picked the CkmgregaUonal Church will meet heroic exploits at the North and f i l e to B p.m., and private rooma, PTW rar" M «y X, S u>d 4 at S p.in. .Manchester Evening HenUd taken to Oakland, Calif., where she right occifoation. Sixty years lat­ a t 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the bowl­ where they are 16 aun. to 8 p.m. The alrrival yesterday of Mr. and^present. He seemed Impressed by at tha WUMham Ragiotial Tech- South Poles, went down Tuesday, became part of a marine museum. er he’s stlfl at it ing alleys In WiUlmantic, retium- Coventry oorreepondenC F. Fau- Room ntoi.at Manchester Memorial Hospital unchanged V M tofs are reqneated not to the well-stocked pantry and a full alaal Sohool in WiUlmantic. The night in stormy seas 260 miles Byrd found her there and put Mrs. Raul A-vello and sons, Segun- Ing to the church afterward for Une U ttle, telephone 742-8231. / The 88-year-oId artisan la a har­ smoke la paUenVe rooos. No moro linen oloset with new bed Unsns, play will be ^Mnaored by the Stu­ her back In service for his 1938 ness maker. Even in the age of ■Ince July 1,1960, will go up April 1. The increase, which in- do, 14, and Jose, 15, at their new reflreshmen^. The committee in east of Boston and 90 miles south than two vtoftori at one Umo per still in plastic containers. dent Ooundl o f the achool. i«n>edlU(m to Antarctica. automobiles his jwoduets are in '-i^u d es a |1 per day hike lo r all areas except specikl care and patient. home at 34 Clinton St. Is a graphic The play ia baaed on a story of d ia ig e is Mr. and Mis. Clarence of Cape Sable, Nova Scotia. He was also grateful for the A. Bradfield and Mr. and Mrs. A r­ m World War H she was 4ent to such great demand that he-has f2 in special care, was voted last night .by ‘the hospitars example of tne benefits of a thoughtfulness of the sponsors In 4lw ehlldbood of Miss Helen Keller, Education Board The Coast Guard received word Europe for patrol. nold E. Carlson. A ll couples of the more work than he can do—and board of trust sea. . Patients Today: 288 providing them with a chance to •uaanne CXeverdon w ill play of the craft’s plunge from the tug Next followed fur-s^Ulng for a no competition. "Great Hour of Shau-lng’ program, ohurch and parish are invited to ITvlng Birch which had been tow­ There to .no tatoresse In ohnegm Is John Bilbavy. Other officers ADMITTED YESTERDAY: meet close neighbors, and espe­ Helen Keller; Clarenoe Bdnumd- Meetijig Tonight Bor special servtoca, wtth the ex- an annual collection, taken by bon, Anagnoa; Janet Schultheiss, ahtend. ing Uie vessel from Halifax to ara Robert J. , tally keeper; Martin J. Fegy, 96 Campfleld Rd.; cially a young lady, Miss Blaine espUon c( certain obanges in ttoe Manchester area churches. 'The col­ Martha; Mrs. John Williams, Aunt There will be round and square Philadelphia. ., PVanolB U Aldrich, wampum bear­ Mrs. Mary Howard, 57 Wadsworth Valdes, formerly of Cuba, who dancing Saturday evening at the The board of education tonight Ulie tow line parted Tuesday. epemMng room mite struoture. er, and Stephen Belmore, Indian St.; John Carol!, 428 Parker St.; lection supports a Church World makes her home with Mr. and Bv. All are from Coventry. "We've bem buoMag this thing Pine Liake Community clubhouse will complete its legislative ques­ ’The Birch did not report wheth­ runner. Other members of the Mrs. Anna Zenker, RockviHe; M rs.. Ser/loe organization, which was Harry Gaun o f 43 Clinton St. Alan Pike will play the part of fo r two yonrs now," osM J4o0b F. Doctor Alan and Mrs. Kenneth in Pine Lake Shores. Vic Samuels tionnaire and will hear a report on er the- craft had broken up or had tribe are Herbert F. Kearns Jr. and Dorothy Dudley, 168 Chestnut SL; j directly responsible for the reloca­ Elaine is a Grade 7 pupil at Ben- MMIer, pretodertt a t the hoopttal Hayden, Kate Keller; Robert Wal- ■will be the prompter and music settled slowly beneath the watfes Brings You Bigger Keviiii William Belmore and Paul’ Erickson, 727 A very St.; Ann^ tion of the family from Miami to net Jimior High School and was the B u c k 1 a n d and Robertson board, "ru t tnereoaed omMb finally aum. Captain Keller; Mrs. Louis will be furnished by Slim Cox and that reached 12-foot swells. Philip BeU, Mario J. Matassa and Mortis, 255 H W y St-: Euclid Le- Manchester, after they had come excited at the prospects o f having Schools. osught up wRhVua.” Spalla, Annie Sullivan; John his orchestra. ’The two men aboard the Bear Scott, Samuel M cAllister and Vasseur, Ekut Hartford; John G. to this ooimtry from Cuba because two of her young countrymen as In spite of the new increases, Spalla, l>ercy; Phineas pisk, The Whlrdaway Square Dance Members will meet at. 7:30 In had been taken off. ’ on Early American Maple Gregory, J. Kenneth Nevius and Tatro, Wapping; Ralito Rlckert, o f the Castro regime. Sunday, by companions. - Jose and . Segundo, - * d u b will ^sponsor a square dance the board room of Bennet Junior A Coast Guard aircraft dropped Wtee alt the hoapttal bompare fa­ Alan, JamfS Aldrich and Mark RockvlUe; William Sawtelle, 207 coincidence, will mark tor day of|meanwhll^ found their way to a Jaihas; and lUas Patricia Murphy, vorably wWi ratea charged at the Vlney. program at club level from 8 to High Sohool. a rubber llferaft to the Inring, Bllhavy. They plan a trip to toe Center St.; Jeanne Kenneally, 21 world toaring In Manchester i pantry, where some kind benefac- questionnaire was sched­ S3 dtlwr general Oomeoticut hoo- A new member of the cast will 11 p.m. Friday at the Ohurch Com­ Birch, which floated It over to the ... Beautiful, Sturdy Indian museum in Somers. Willard Rd.; Mrs. Jeanne Ziemak, churches. j had placed a pan of freshly munity House. Bill Noyes will be uled on the March 6 and 12 Bear to enable its two crewmen pltato, aoooriUng to the MMH sd- Officers of toe Blackfeet Tribe 25 Server St.;, Laura Beardsley, 49 bo “L«oky” the collie dog owned agendas, but was put o ff because nfinisbraltiton. » f.muy to . town ^ Mr. 'and Mrs. J ^ Gorden of the caller. Refredunents will be to paddle to safety. Spring and Easter tithe are Harris G. Gibson, chief; Er­ Mountain Rd.; Debra Beardsley, 49 poses toe problem of providing The Avellos arrived in Miami served by Mr. and Mrs. Russell of other business. The Connecticut ’The Coast Guard said the Irving Yhe new rates wUl be as fol­ nest L. NIcksrson, tally keeper, Mountain Rd.; Mrs. Esther Hare, Feb. 14. Their decision to leave Cbventry, wM di will appear in lows: toem with a home. 'This was taken Storrs, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Association of Boards of Educa­ Birch was not able to get a life­ and Practical! Kendall Walker, wampum bearer, 12 Kerry Rd.; Sandra McCabe, 143 Cuba was a hard one, since they two Boenea. . In the Special Care Units, romn care of through the sponsorship of Ameling, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph tion wants all town school boards boat to the Bear, A spokesman and Jeffrey Nickerson, Indian run­ Barry Rd.; Joseph Chambers, 489 are about the only members on Burton E. Moore of Wllliihantlc to register their opinions on pend­ ratea will go from |29 to $31 per North Methodist and Center Con­ ia directing the production. NothnlcK and L ^ er Hill, all of said wind-whipped waves would is the idea! time to add ner. Other members a t toe tribe Woodbridge St.; Thomas Mason, both sides of the family (hat are town. / ing state Jeglslatdon Involving leg­ day. In the flexible area of tha are Philip Froh and Richard, Leon gregational Churches. The producticm crew includes have made It quite treacherous to 28 Hamlin St.; Louis Boxer, South Mrs. Lyman Taylor of Center not followers of Castro, they said. A second session of the home islation. jump over the side of the sailing H>MlaI care floor, the ratea will T\/^cmtaley and Richard, Harris G. They realized that the move would* Mn. Peter Ogleby, Mrs. Burton E. n from $20 and $38 to $21 and Windsor; Clifford Jarvis, 36 Eva Church and Mrs. Bruce Miller of grounds maintenance short course Ted Cummings, chairman of the ship Into the wooden lifeboat, Gibson Jr. and Curtis walker. not only be a break from their Moore; Dug Wardwell, Mrs. Ralph $34, respectively, to the interme­ Dr.; Mrs. Helen Hagenow, 18 Lin-' North Church headed a commit­ r J will be conducted at 8 p.m. tomor­ building and sites committee, will which could have broken up these lovely pieces to your Once a month toe tribea meet native land, but of fam ily ties as M. Burls, M is. George Molchan, diate areas, tbe Increase la from coin St.; Karl Kulo, Rockville; tee cf volunteers who have been row at the Tolland County Agri­ have recommendations about the against the side of the vessel. in the home o f one o f the mem- well. Itei. Raymond Marois, Mrs. Jay $18 to $19 In the wards, and from Peter DiCarll, South Coventry; working for many months to fur­ cultural Center on Rt. 30 In Rock­ Buckland and Robertson Schools. Her square-rigged foremast beni fo r a tribal council meeting, Ernest Plourde, Tolland; Kenneth Avello was manager of three Gorden. Mr.- and Mis. Jay Koths $31 to $22 In two-bed rooms. The nish a home and provide for the ville. Residents are Invited to hear Also On the agenda are Civil trailed over the side, she listed to and once a month toe tribe goes Knhit, Glastonbury; Robert E2in- branches of the Procter and Gam­ and George Molchan. home at marLOW prices! price range tor private rooms personal needs of the family. Rudy Favretti, extension home Defense procedures and policies, starboard and down at the bow. on an outing. Any fathers Inter­ skas. Broad Brook; Robert A. ble Co., In three Cuban provinces. A chairman for props ia urgent­ goes from $34-$38 to $25-$39. A response for household goods grrounds specialist, speak on the use of schools u fallout shelters, Showing the same sturdiness that ested in this father and son pro­ Beattie, Brookline, Maes.; Fred­ He reached the position after start­ was overwhelming, the women ly needed. Anyone Interested and subject. one appointment, a request for a won the admiration of Adm. Rich­ Self servloe area rates, which gram of toe T M C A may call the erick Pold, Vernon. ing as a salesman with the com­ able to in this area 1s asked Only 82 boys have registered at leave, and five requests to resign. ard E. Byrd 30 years ago, the 90- BOW range from $11 to $14 for a Hartford County YMCA. said, and the result was a taste­ pany. He hopes to locate a posi­ Your Choice of 2 DINETTE SETS two-bed room, will go to $12 to BIRTHS .YESTERDAY: A son fully decorate five-room apart­ year-old Bear finally went under. to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mathie- tion in this area soon and has had |1S, while private self-service ment, complete in every detail. experience as am aefcountant, typ­ ’The Bear’s latest battle began Bon, Stafford Springs; a son to rooms will range from $12 to $17. The Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, ist, general office clerk, and has when she broke loose from a tow- 1. CHOOSE F IV E Mr. ai\d Mrs. Andre LeBrosse, OORNXR Beds In continuation care will About Town pastor of North Church, and mem­ done public relations work. He al­ line to the Birch. She was on her PIECES with a grace­ Bast Hartford; a' son to Mr. and- way to Philadelphia, to be pre­ OABINCTt be charged at $20, and in pediat­ bers of both churches were on so drives a car. Mrs. Avello was a ful round table and roar nlcwt S99AB There will be no admissions sold Mrs. Robert Plsch, Vernon; a son hand to greet the arrivals, and served a.s an' historic relic. rics $21. to obstetrics, the range at the door toptght for a fashion kindergarten teacher in Cuba for FOUR side chairs. will be from $19 for a ward bed to to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Webber, the aroma of freshly brewed cof­ 12 years. The sons are Grade 9 ’The 198-foot Bear was built to show sponsored by the Women’s 184 Oakland St.; a daughter to enmeh through thick ice floes on $22 for a two-bed room, and $26 fee created a homelike atmosphere and 7 pupils, and will begin school (Sligfhtly more with Republican Club of Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams, Tol­ the North Atlcmtic sealing tor a private room. Nursery rates in the flat. in Manchester tomorrow. plastic top). at the Country Club. Mrs. Harlan land. Mrs. Avella, who speaks little grounds.- She was purchased by w ill be $10 per day. Taylor, ticket chairman, an­ ’The family is scheduled for an­ BIRTTI TO D A Y: A son to Mr. English, was accompanied on her the United States after 11 yehrs nounced that all tickets were sold other welcoming today, when m'em- 2. CHOOSE F IV E and Mrs. Leonard Spiegelberg, 150 tour of her new home by a cousin, of sailing out of St. Johns, Nfld. PIECES with an ob­ out yesterday. bers of the Women’s Society of Her first mission took her to E l­ Two More Tribes Spruce St. Mrs.- Marcia Miller of Hartford. Christian Service of North Church Mrs. Miller acted as an interpreter ■whiply tvtn faster at Sronts...Watch our low prices go oven lower lesmere Island in the arctic on a long table and FOUR Manchester Grange will con­ DISCHARGED YESTTaiDAY: will visit them and bring them side chairs. O f Y -G uides F orm Myles Biardi, 304 Autunm St.; for her and said Mrs. Avella was gifts collected at a recent shower. Crank finds new ways to cut cosk of bringing you supe« duct third and fourth degrees to­ completely overcome by the gen­ night «t 8 at Orange Hall. A har­ WllMam Valente, 104 Washington Mr. and Mrs. Raul Avello and sons, Segundo (left) and Jose erosity of her new friends and rior quality, passes on to you these unusual sale savings. Tw o more T-Indlan Guide vest supper will be served at 6:80. St.; Mrs. Rosemary Symons, 26 WHICH DO YOU (JKBT YIm raand WUh Att lAa Charm of Early American at a could not believe that strangers Elks Setback t»bl« or tb# oblong bn«T Ka^S0ME FLOOR MODELS— SOME DISCONTINUED MODELS PRICES ALL BRAND NEW AND FULLY GUARANTEED D E L ia O U S HOT MEAU ^ MOTH FLAKES ^ Now Being and CRYSTALS ' ■>; -•>' < ' ' General Electric Automatic PORTABLE TV Served At Our 5-LB...... -f ^ yti < LUNCHEONETTE lASY-CARE FLORAL PRINT QOWNS . 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W i " ' ' ' V ' — ------N. * t i' M- MANCHESTER EVENING HTOAIJ). MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1968 PAQI FOURTEEN Khlodny Dxhazx •The Kocfc* Clow^wfef is • ‘ “f*' Soviet People Dig Jazz The “Pickings” Great during REGAL SELLS But Party Chiefs Don’t As Toiiiist Attractioii A LOT OF BDITORS HOTBt Alcatraz Is-f Now OpertiUon »• t o B y TEODT COLMQBI! ♦they are reaUy playing revolu- land _ wlUIII )}e closed-1 ______anda abandoned.1 ___j t __^ ki-khigh gear. InTn .Tnn*June, 1 1962, 0 S3 . Uthere tlonary Jass khiff.■ ", It’s veryvei cool.” MOIOOW (AP)—Moving teom by July 2. What’s in stora for the Were 269 priaonera on tho island; I talked to a lot of Soviet musi­ nation's toughest prison? AP now thsra are only M. •UUn>type communism to tho cians about Benny Goodman’s nnssnt vulsty, the party loaden newsman Hubert J. Brb tells of Warden Oltoi O. BlackweU, who tour of the U.S.8.R. last year. ens plan to make It a tourist at- probaUy will be the last At Al«^ ar« tripping over themselves In "The public loved him,” said trying to keep step with dance traction. traz, aaya the erosion wrought by one. “As for the musicians, we the salt air and the hay's rough SUITS m usic. ^ , admired his tone and his execu­ The people and many musicians 1^ HDllEIlT J. KRB wsather doomed the prlsrm long tion, but he was too old-fashioned ago. He implies that the escapes want ]ass—the American kind, far too old-fashlned for us.” ■AM 1HANCIBCO (AP) — Pic hot and searing, or moody and tore, if you okn, Slghtsesing boata would not have been poasihto If MAKE YOUR NEXT SUIT A REGAL SUIT, ft's A Smart Idea' What sort of music are Soviet money had been made available to dancers going to dance to—Glinka, . running to and from Alcatraz Is­ Tho conscience-keepers of the Shostakovich, Prokofiev or CJhai- land every hour on the hour. maintain the physical structure. With the abandonement of Al-, Communist party say Western kowsky? Imagine tourists crawling all lass Is decadent and degrading. Musicians are deveioping a sort ovsr ’’The Rock,” oohing and ah- catraz as a penitentiary, the 1st-1 Yet the bands play on. of compromise by stepping up the Ing at such information as, “And est chapter to a long, lurl4 ,to*tory | From Moscow to Tlflis and tempo of Soviet popular songs. here, ladlts and gentlemen, la will draw to a close. | from Osmk to Tomsk, you can Some of them make good listen­ Where A1 Capone alept in Isola Ignored by the* Spaniards and-j hoar dance bands nightly honking ing and good dancing. tlon.” Mexteansi AJoatraz as a habitat away on such American ever­ Highly popular are "Falling The glowering rock tn Ban Fran- for man staried with erection of greens a s: Snow” and "Winter in Leningrad. elsco bay has a history, mostly a lighthouse to 1864. It becam e •'When The Saints Go Marching Best of all is one by the veteran grim, that dates back to US4. For a U.S. Arm y fort in 1868. In .” popular composer, Solovle-Sedov the past 2fl years It has been the Confederate sympathisers who “Take The A Train.” called "Podmoskovnie Verchera.” nation's tou^est prison, the tan-' tried to seize the fort to the Civil “ September in Tho Rain.” British Jazzman Kenny Ball talislng lo^up for gangland’s War became instead its first pris­ “Sm(*e Gets in Your Eyes.” took that tune, rearranged it and most hardened criminals, but by oners. In 1868 it officia lly be­ “ Moonglow." recorded it as "Midnight in Mos­ July 1 It will .be eloeed and aban­ came an Army prison, holdtog, And Louis Armstrong's hot ver­ cow.” It became a hit in Western doned. among otiiers, fierce Indian chiefs' sion of Kurt WeiU’s “Mack The Europe and the United States. , Celebrating the arrival of all new RESERVE POWER “ INSTANT COLD” Phllco Refriger­ What to do with K is a topic of captured on tho Great Plains. I K n ife." Every city in the Soviet Unlm Great speculation. If something In 1988 the Arm y quit the Is­ "It’s very hard on musicians,” has dwee bands. ators ! A brand new way to keep aN yoir foods “ Fresh as a Daisy” ! Come in and See! n’t done soon, the 20«cre Island land, and to June 1984, the first said the leader of a sprightly five One of the m ost unusued per­ could become a deserted crag, civilian convicts arrived. Touted | piece outfit playing six nights i forms in the big, gloomy dining crowned by decayed buildings and from the tirst as escape-proof, it t week in t DrysUi. owner. everything! EXCLUSIVE APPAREL .GHNITINK „ M M 1 '61 CO N TI. $3795 '61 CO M ET $1395 /////('( light blue. 4-door. Radio, 4-door. Black. Standard trana- heater. mlsalan. radio, heater. 1 UPRIGHT PHILCO 6ft| 1% 1 '1 i fv . TUBES ^ f: >1 - '62 MERC. $1995 '62 COMH $1995 1 FREEZER XOO “ W/U Long Leg Panty Girdle witii self fabric Up paash fw Meteor 2-door. Beige with 4-door station -wagon. 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II. MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 20. 1988 PAGE SEVENTEEN FAGE blAlEEN j MANCHESTBB EVENING HERALD, fttAHCHESTBR/COIW-^^DNE^ 20, 1968 ■ ,— , ---- the guests, Among the envoys was palm of Miss Cooke's right hknd first vlBit to Sikkim as a student and t^onbm etry. Ttaa $50 prtiw UAC W ill Award is awuded at the end ot tne year U.S. . ambassador Jimn Kenneth Uger was written In Tibetan script In l»6l. — - . P o lic e Afrests Home Gardener^s Handbook Snow DietieS Mvoked Galbraith. The new maharajkum- and tbs word deity In the. other The bridegroom's family gave 111 which the student takes tUgfebra aranl la renouncing her U.S. clt- palm. y the bride nine traditional presents iPriz^ in Math and the $100 at the completion of the senior year. Isenehlp. Mias Cooks w as conducted to the Including skins of tiger, leopard victor W . Cohun. 18, ot 65 H ar­ cbi4)cl' At the step was a solidly and clouded leopard, oand locally The Rentschler mathematics School authorities select the re­ The bride wore a brocsuled cipients and competition is open to lan RiL, yesterday aiftenu/on V'aa In Socialite’s Wedjding wMte sUk mokey, the. traditional American touch—a door mist with woven, cloth, prizes will be awarded again this charged with failure to .stop for a each regularly enrolled student at Pruning Time Is Ideal Before Spring "Good Luck” written In Bbigllsh. Identical presents went from year by United Aircraft Corpora­ wrap-around gown of Sikkim's the schools. school bus. The arrest was from DRIVEWAYS Twelve-foot Himalayan horns the bride's representatives to the tion to studenU at 112 secondary .(Ooatiawtl irein Paga Oaa) Mince four years ago In n early Lepcha Women,

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LIKE A GOOD SSHUlury ure of dinliic out at BTAlNO'S Butterscotch alYi the two delioioua Knowing how busy you are this 18 Gannan dty encloauraa 83 Chemical 47 story to BUSH HARDWARE COM­ choicest selection of carefully pur­ 1963 appearance officially tomor­ PRACTIC'LV AfOTM N'S PLACE TO 18 Of greateit aubatance 48 Cotton tabrte r BJSTAURAOT * COCKTAIL NEW FILLINGS available at Mr. time at year, It’s comforting to PANY, 798 Main Street, offering chased gifts, l^ e th e r you're Ropes and ladders were ths COMIN' OUT! >— _ _ > 1 STORE MY 84 Irk LOUNOB, on Route S and 44 in row at 3:20 a.m. Eastern Standard forerunners of today’s fire es­ daplb 28 Mimicked 88 CItrua fruit 80 Chair DONUT’ SHOP, 206 West Middle know that rain or shine, your the celebrated "Pittsburgh" RUB­ searching for a little token ^ ft of Time. Soon your lawn and garden lU N C H J SlStroDS DOS 2BBaiiaficial 40Emiaaarica BlSingUtffom Bolton. Como to enjoy a wonder­ Tpke. So rich and smooth, you'll washing and drying can be done BERIZED WALLHIDE for 84 44 friendMilp or for something. deep, capes. A movable ladder mounted VOUR USUAL asoffmlns 43 Strainer 52LariBtBn ful evening out; it's the warp-and- will t>e demanding your attention. on wheels was an early Innova­ 88 Fence atapa want to savor thia delectMile treat On schedule in the big, efficient per gallon, regularly 80.70. It is ly meaningful to give a lifetime of DULCET TONES 24Wl^ed 80Eauda 45Mu(ea mountain____ _ woof of fam ily memorlee. The GRAND WAY has all the esren- tion in London. 27Batooa 46 Hale dear 56 Doarar propaily here, and then take some donuts equipment available at "WASH A ideal for painting over wallpaper. joy, YOUR GIFT GALLERY has t(als for creating a luxurious DO SOUND 28Curvad moldini 31 Apiece tempting menu cholcea include a and eclairs horns for family en­ CSMa XT at the Green. ThU Isn't gathered together from the four A BIT SSKHchan fadiat i r iriT long Mat of your favorite meat Avallboard or plaster. One coat lawn: Grass seed, fertlllzens, weed t r r joyment. How everyone goes for ordinary apparatus; it’s the kind does it handsomely, which means comers of the world only the killers, garden tools. Create a Dress Smartly for Less STRANGLED! 84 Colombian cuts, entrees, aafade and dessert. these fresh-daily goodiea at "MR. the Navy specified to be installed items especially distinctive for Toleano IT Prepared and oeaaoned to perfec­ you save time, effort and money. luxurious lawn with the help of W. T. GRANT COMPANY under­ SOSoIdiera — RT DONUT." When the gang gathers In Its Polaris missile submarine. Best of all, you have a wide choice their beauty, good taste, and use­ GRAND WAY. stands a homemaker’s problems as tion, the food la excellent, you'll Ki NG-SIZB wash loads can be ac­ tnvaaion at your house, It’s so easy to of decorative pastels. While you're fulness. Priced from 81 are en­ she strives to make an already 37Paacelul IT tr u re e . Put on your spring chapeau commodated here, the 25-pound pleaser hearty and finicky appetites here (it’s ^even worth a special chanting Items you'll delight in A network of rivers navigable strained budget stretch to buy 38Badact and come to PIANO’S. You'll get ivlth one purchase of assorted and the 60.-pound loads. An ocean using. like the scented Soaps, Air EASTER APPAREL for her fash­ 39 Dining hiH IT the "rod oafpet" treatment, wUph trip) pick up your FREE COPY (or. 15,814 miles comprises the "MR. DONUT" desserts (44 of sufkiy watRT rushes through to fresheners 81.50 to surround you Amazon Basin in Brazil. ion-conscious family. Your entire (Sp.) IT M exactly the way thw feel About flush away c^ry vestige of dirt of the "Pittsburgh” COLOR 41SuHiz VARIETIEIS.) In this cosy, friend­ BROCHURE, brimming with 11 in an aura of Lemon verbena family can take its place proudly 42 Legal point all their euatomera. ReMrvatlohs ly shop, OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY, and grime. An attendant is on Magnolia, Potpourri. You'll find in the Blaster parade If you’ll make THINGS ARE .. i, y. ^ P T P r w are cmnlng. In for BA8TER DIN­ lustrations and interior decorating How Alive ^You’ll Feel I IMPOSSIBLE-- \ j 44 CUB you may sip tantalizing coffee hand to operate the automatic dry out-of-the-ordlnary JEWELRY Get an exciting needlework hob­ your purchases now from the peak NER that will he served here with ideas you can adapt to your own mam 48 Alarm now also made available to you cleaning nuu^hinea for you. You men’s NECKWEAR, TOILET­ by underway and you’ll be sur­ selections of styles and sizes. So 49 AppracUtion B- all the fixings. The comfortable home for greater comfort and for yiur round-the-clock satis­ cave without being "scary" about RIES, GREETING CARDS prised at the surge of energy at much fashion, such fine quality, BY V. T. HAMLIN 58 Slight flap BANQUBT h a l l 1b Ideal for a charm with no outlay of caSh. ALLY OOP 54 Lard meltera faction. doinglolng something wrong. Leave CHINA and GLASSWARE, and your command. "KNITTER’S such pleasing prices await you at 56 Entire big or small W B^^INQ RJDCBP- SIHRT8 AND GARMENTS here on to enduring Stainless Steel i-Stitched WORLD," carrying a complete line W. T. GRANT COMPANY. In the WELL,WHAT DO WHY NOT? A SPELL IN 57 PrepoeitioD or l^ N . CaU Mltcbsll 8-^42. to be PROFBIBSIONALLY cared When making stuffed toys for "(OU THINK OOP NOTHING IS CARNIVAL BY DICX TURNER —'------Apples should never be stored , Pewter and authentic of irams and accessories, has just MILLINERY DEPT, flowers and TIME-MACHINED IMPOSSIBLE. WE PO NOW, COLD STORAGE WOULD 58 PUUorm near potatoes or onions as they for, if you wish. Have them here children, fill them with old nylon copies of MUSEUM SCULP Gingham added to its RUG HOOKING se- Btraws are the essence of spring. HIMSELF OFF WITH THAT BE GOOD FOR HIM 58 Driving 0" About one of every seven Amer­ may absorb odors. by 10 a.m. and pick them up by 5 hose or strips of nylon material. AND US,TOO J command TURE. No wonder so many The "Spring-Time” look of I lecUons. Picture a handsome scat- BLOUSES sparkle with fresh hew SOMEWHERE? FELLA- eOBryophytic t r icana is employed by either local, p.m. Take your choice of the kind The toys can then be tossed in brldes-to-be say they are thrilled styling. Get a thrill when you see ■tate or federal government. of service you prefer. Your com­ the washer and will dry quickly. these fresh*^ gingham aprons with ^9*’ home. C o m e ^ plant F Red Roses, Lavender and Just to see YOUR GIFT GAL­ pretty cross-stitch“ floral - - embrold choose a striking pattern, printed how little you have to pay. Bring 81 Greek portico nr April Violets plete satUifacUon Is the aim and LERY station wagon draw up to on a RUG CANVAS that needs no the wliolc family in. Line up the DOWN live Bunalee, Chicks and Especially for spring, arriving the desire of the management at Put First Things First ery will please the ladies! deliver a package. YOUR GIFT Pattern No. 5978-N has direc- frame. The wools are pre-cut. young men (up to Mze 18) to strut B" EhickU ngs officially tomorrow, LENOX "WASH A CLEAN." A foundation garment from the before the mirror as they try on 1 Relief group GALLERY is set up to please you, tioncs for making aprons; graphs With ,a "Brunswick” SWEIATER 2 Fruit drinki If your yoimgster la old PHARMACY, 2»9 East Center extensive selection at GLAZIER'S a n d s k i r t KIT, 815.99, you can SPORT JACKETS or SUITS. You 3 Church service 5T for designs. enough to provide responelble care, Street, offem a 26% SAVING on The Wonderful World of FYtbrics CORSET SHOP, 631 Main Street, Aim for Target’ create for yourself a stunning 2- are Invited to use the CHARGE 4 Looks t h e PBT s h o p , at DEPOT If you have an affinity for fab To order, send 35c In coins to laqulaHivaly the regular |2 and |2.26 size should be the first Item on your JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY, pc. ensemble of knit jacket and PLAN that fits your needs beat at SQUARE, will have LIVE RAB­ "YARDLEY" DUSTING POW rice, if you Just love the touch and spring shopping agenda. Then Anne Cabot, The Manchester*Eve- W. T. GRANT COMPANY. 723 Main Street, has TARGET, ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF match-dyed woolen for a skirt. BITS, CHICKS and DUCKS In DER in the Intoxicating frag­ the feel' of criap COTTON, soft every dress or suit you try on the floor finish that can give your time for Easter. Thia la In ad­ rances of Red Roses, tdso Laven­ WOOLEN, smooth SILK, then will be flatteringly attractive from AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, N. wood floors long-lasrtlng beauty. Y. OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS dition to their regular stock of der and April Violets. Luxurious­ MTTJ. FABRICS SALESROOM. all angles, because your founda­ No floor waxing Is necessary with ig wrougnt iron Reversible for Twice the Wear singing oanariea, parakeets, ham- ly smooth, with a large fleecy 176 PINE STREET, is your haven. tion garment will have been ex­ For l.st-class mailing add 10c for , s ao TARGET. It’s non-skid and won’t each pattern. Print Name, Address Both FAIRWAYS havg “ Amish ” 1 MANCHESTER CARPET CEN- atera, white mice, tropical flah and puff, buy for your own beauty Under one roof here Ls the most pertly chosen and fitted especially discolor. If you’re planning to "do WROUGHT IRON products that! TER, 311 Main Street, h a s glorious array of woven material. with Zone and Pattern Number. 'V puppies. You’ll find Wild Bird shelf and for a welcome gift. for you, with maximuni power to over” the floors anywhere in your Just 50c for the New ’63 Album! | you’ll want to find a place for in' BRAIDED RUGS irr the Iraditlon- HM NU. W TM m ow Seed and all pet auppllea and Cushion your complexion against Whether you sew much or little, slim and support. home, TARGET Is the product to your home. You 11 wonder how al ovaLa and now also In the slecK acceasories. With spring arriving little' lines and wrinkles with the prints, patterns and prices will Many lovely designs! Directions get from JOHNSON PAINT CO. for suit and afghan in knit; dolly, you ever did without a S’TRING and streamlined RECTANGLE BY AL VERMEER tomorrow, remember that “Dorothy Gray" CBLLOGEN please you. On the premises is an Teams representing Cincinnati HOLDER, to keep that ball of shape, especially (or the modern PRISCILLA’S POP UPHOLSTERY SHOP that will edgings and slippers in crochet! "LITTLE A McKINNEY" has HORMONE CREAM, reg. $6 now have won six American Legion The first 500 - mile Indianapolis string conveniently handy. Deco- home. Young couples on a begin- 82.50. Preserve your beauty and take a run-down living room set W HICH ) j W LAWN A GARDEN SUPPLIES. Junior baseball world champion Speedway race in 1911 was won rative and utilitarian are the ning budget know the mellow SHE'LL JUST HAVE coax It to stay with "Dorothy (divan and two chairs) and for ships since 1942, more than any New Low Prices ' WALL MOTTOES and TRIVITS, : warmth and charm that BRAID- TO LIMP FOR A . L E G S 8145 rebuild it and recover it and by Harroun Marmon at an aver­ Small areas may be dampened Gray" SATURA, ON SAX*E, the other city. age speed of 74.59 miles per hour. You’ll be buying carpeting wise­ BOOKBNDS FIREMARKS plus ED RUGS can impart to any IT’S ONLy A F E W D A Y S ! SHOULD] as you Iron If you keep a small moisturizing cream with Vitamin even restyle It, If you -wish. You’ll LIM P y - ly if you take advantage of WAT­ authenUc ’TAVERN SIGNS. The' room. Best of all BRAIDED IPRAIM, MRS. bowl of water and a toothbrush A and hormones that has a way blink twice In happy surprise at Guaranteed to Bleed KINS’ offer now. "DuPont” NY­ TOWEL RINGS enhanced with a : RUGS are durable, and easy to ON? the exciting transformation. Come in the Front Door close by. of promoting a dewy fresh com- From India to CORET CAS­ Or the Back LON CARPETING la available for proud Eagle make charming care for and add a wholesome set­ plsjdon. Maintain daintiness that TTiey’ll tailor SLIPCXIVBRS for $7.95 per square yard. In your gifts. Many are gift-boxed ready ting for all types of furnishings. you for 830.95 for labor for a 3-pc. UALS, 887 Main Street, comes Parking is no problem at the A Cake Made of Ice Cream Is Meek and smooth -with LADY MADRAS, the number one fash­ CONNECTICUT BANK AND choice of 30 colors and bearing to mail. You’ll make a wise and happy If your family hasn’t tasted an GILLETTE, 81.60, especially de­ set. Why struggle with the chore the famous “Bigelow" and "Lee" choice when you buy a BRAIDED of making your own draperies at ion fabric with colors that are TRUST COMPANY on Main ICE CREAM CAKE from ROYAL signed for feminine needs. It has Street. Use either entrance, ^ t h labels. Not only is N.YLON File the washing instructions; RUG from MANCHESTER C’-o a special blade-setting action. Add home, when the DRAPEIRY SHOP guaranteed to bleed and blend Into ICE CREAM COMPANY on War­ subtle beauty that increases with doors are wide open to welcome CARPETING known for its dura­ that come with a new garment In j CARPET CENTER. ren Street, postpone the treat no a supply of super Blue Blades, 15 is prepared to custom-tailor for bility and resilence, but also It is a box near your laundry center. | ------you for only 81>50 per panel (and each laundering. Round out your you and to serve you with efficient longer. Several delicious Ice cream for 81 and Foam Cream, 79c. Get banking services. crush-resistant and stains wash This ■will save time when th e' Quiet down that squeaky door flavors are molded into a gener­ set for spring. Take advantage of line them too). Meander over to wardrobe with a MADRAS shirt time comes for laundering the hinge by rubbing it with a bar of kerchief,*! slacks, Bermudas, cu­ off easily. ous cake to serve 12-16 for 12.60. the spring specials at LgS^OX MILL FABRICS SALESROOM article. soap. Swirls of whipped cream complete PHARMACY. and spend an hour or an after, lottes, shorts, head band or skirt Shades of Spring and Summer Evergreen trees resist frost and the delectable picture. Have the noon. You’ll have such fun, you’ll The simple lines and meticulous Spring arrives tomorrow during winter absorb moisture in Empty soda bottle cartons make ICE CREAM CAKE personalized Only Lake Michigan among the wonder where the time went. tailoring speak for themselves in MAJU-MAD’S, 601 Main Street, greater degree than most decid­ handy caddies for carrying around The Incpiirer Great Lakes is wholly within the the BETTER COTTON DRESSES has SPRING DREJSSEJS with that vio * mi Nu. i«< Tu tM- us M o«» with name and greeting if you uous trees. cleaning supplies. 'Wish. For a slight additional United States. The others are For Smoking Pleasure at CORET CASUALS. Try some "going-places” look in wonderful 3-:20 charge the ICE CREAM CAKE shared with CJanada. DAVE’S SMOKE SHOP, 111 on. Crisp and nice under your coat easy-care washables. Each season Center Street, is headquarters for now, you'll go smartly into sum we sigh over the sumptuous BY JOE CAMPBELL • IM kr KU. 1 will be packaged In tidy dry ice BONNIE for you to keep at the peak of per­ Think ‘Beauty’ Imported and domestic tobacco, mer. beauty of the SPRING DRBSSEJS at MAiRI.tMAjys and this year is ‘ ‘Nothing wrong with him! Would you put that In fection for hours until serving And come to "TRBS CHIC" cigars, cigarettes, plus a g;lft line , MBS HEY, CHICKEN. time. Plan to serve a ROYAL ICE BEAUTY SALON, 303 Bast Cen­ of smoking accessories (pipe Rich coal deposits In Spitsberg­ no exception. If she takes a size A NEW KIND OF CARPET IS HERE writing to show to his teacher and the neighbors?" 10, do see the polished blue one HE16 A BLUFK f AVlFUL YOU'RE NOT AS CREAM CAKE soon. ter Street. Before you know It racks, humidors, pouches, light­ en, a group of mountainous is­ T you'll be acting beautiful, feeling ers). DAVE’S SMOKE SHOP is lands In the Arctic Ocean, are with roses bordering the skirt and I'LL PROVE A TOUGH TOUGH AS YOU, MOMENTUM beautiful and looking b^utiful. open dally 8 to 9:30 and OPEIN mined by Norwegians and Rus­ matching rose bud appliques IT/ LOOK— The restful, attractive "TRES SUNDAY momdng 7:30 to 1:30 sians. adorning the orlon sweater. The LAND O' FASHION CHIC" BEAUTY SALON has both and Sunday evening 5:30 to 9:30 prettiest shades of pinks and vio­ lets are fashioned Into a full-skirt­ 883 MAIN STREET male and female beauticians, thor­ A vast display of GREETING Spring and Harrison’s BEN CASEY CARDS. READING MATERIAL. ed cotton, repeating the pattern on 4 For oughly experienced In every phase Both bring changes. Yes, HAR­ of beauty culture. Hair coloring, ICE CRBAM, BOXHID CHOCO- WHITE GLOVES. $13.98 for the BRIDE and BRIDESMAIDS LATEJS plus a refreshment counter RISON’S has changed its new look size 8. Some have velvety sashes, AND AOCESSORIES permanent waving, hair styling, with an enlarged Stationery De­ 774G47ER ANGELS, AKB - ODES', AXEL...VOURS AND all liave reached a peak of expert­ round out the services at DAVE’S some sweetened with lace and col­ FROM THE LOOMS OF MOHAWK DekR...F0R THE PROOUCTIONy m in e I AND OUR DEBUT • Appointments Available s SMOKE SHOP. Your patronage is partment, bringing more and more orful facings at neckline and, O F THE SHOW. IS GOING TO TAKE PLACE ness at "TRBS CHIC." Make an ap­ pointment soon. Mitchell 9-3534. invited. home stationery needs Into easy sleeves, all have the quality de­ /?/G«r/««£... IN THE viewing. Adding to the spring tails you notice immediately. Use HOSPnALl touch are new, gay clutch purses, the LAY-AW AY PLAN and say "specs" cases, cigarette cases, “Oharge It" at MARI-MAD’S. 8, Ptl. Ornm cosmetic bags and carry-alls in laghl 8y*^i>U, f»«. bright, lilting, spirit-lifting col­ Twenty-three years have been s-i« C*Ki7eeu-' ors, priced happily from 81.00. added to the life span of the aver­ Stop in and see the newest look at age American since the beginning HARRISON’S, the quality store in of this century. BY FRANK O’NEAL the heart of Main Street. Buy Now, Decorate Later W ATTENTION It’s National Shoe Care Week Take advantage of the WALL- -THOSE The purpose of this week Is: “To PAPER CLOSE-OUT sale at Inform people- on how to care for SHERWIN-WILLIAMS, 981 Main Go p h e r s ] shoes so they will look better and Street. Over 100 patterns are HAVE wear longer." Come to HOUSE available, originally priced up to SHARP • mi fcy WIA, teg. & HALE SHOE SEIRVICE where $2.50 a single roll, now 67c a isst single roll. TEETH.' all manner of shoe care accea­ sories are in stock. Here they can MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI do everything to make your shoes Knitting b Always in Season MOTHERS feel more comfortable and give YOUR YARN SHOP has dis­ you more mileage. The finest ma­ covered that women who accom­ OiCki terials are used. Expert workman­ plish are those who have pick-up ea m w N & b I needlework conveniently handy, OO Sears In Manchester ship is your guarantee and the W0NCIS^ IF prices will please. Plenty of park­ to t£ike advantage of otherwise _i£°. I'AA LOGiNOTHaR ing on the adjoining lot. wasted minutes. Pick up a copy of the "Bem at" CAP & MITTEN REePBCT- t i SEARS BY POPULAR DEMAND The $100,000 salary and $50,000 BOOK, 86c, and you’re on your BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE way to turning out a wardrobe of hM 'I Hl'( K A.N'I' Cl I In expenses paid each year to the President are taxable. Another wearables. This book includes, too, many quick and easy pat­ LOOK, PRAISE HEAVEN, NO MORE HERE COMESNmEVER MIND.' NOW'S $40,000 (or travel and entertain­ ment purposes is nonUucable. terns for making baby Items also ^ THIS XLOUDS.V^P OFTUIS BU^TFRING SUN.' RAINAHP /OUR c h a n c e TO SAVE Presents slippers. If you like to knit for AWFUL WAVES.'XfiAS... ypVVITH children the “ Bemat” CLASSICS SUN/ Prevent Moth Damage FOR BOYS- AND GIRLS, $1.50 BRK7E,y%^^'' V Before you store away your r « ^ m ! winter garments, your precious spells out clearly the pattern di­ ROGOZINSKI rections lor ■various yam weights woolens and extra blankets, safe­ you may be using. Undertake a guard them against expensive challenging task that will bring Nationally Known Child and moth damage. Stock up on "EX- you admiring glances and compli­ Baby Photographer PELLO” products now from ments when you knit for your­ 3-70 MARLOWS. 867 Main Street. self a "DU BARRY DRESS" You’ll find crystals, cakes and $12.98 the kit, containing soft sprays that serve a "not welcome” pure wool yam with gold or silver CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER LAST 4 DAYS notice on moths. Store clothes sparkle, fashioned into a classical­ away in Mothproof Garment Bags ly beautiful 2-pc. ensemble. Or, Afternoon; and Chests available at MAR­ make a PETITE FLEUR JACK­ LOWS. Speed through your te­ THANKS, EASY! YEAH-M'/ COUNSELOR JUDGING 8Y grades AREN'T EVERYTHING I OAK STREET. ILL FIND RAP ROMACI^ HE QUIT Wed., March 20— Sat., March 23 ET, $6.98 the kit. with yam from X ARGUSD AN HOUR AGAINST W f GWITTIU' MY GRADES, MISS ROBEY SAYS your IQ IS FOR A GOOD J08 THREE YEARS A G a W l dious chores with effective Framce that clicks up into a HOUSEOLEANING EQUIP- , GAVE iNE ANOTHER APTITUOB tP NEVER SET i ABOVE AVERAGE - THAT ALL SHOW MOM THAT A FttLA CAM SHL* smart little shorty to cover your INCREDIBLY STRON G.. .No fibre com outwear nylon, And MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD LIFTi RUDY? \------TCGT TH' WORLD ON YOU NEED IS training IN THE GET AHEAD WITHOUT A PIPtOMI y j ONE REAUTIFUL SILVERTONE MENT and aids of every descrip­ shoulders glamorously. Come into AREinTOO la te' ' FIREr I W RIGHT FIELDl NOW WHERE tion to help you clean walls, floora, YOUR YARN SHOP and look no ordinary nylon carpet fiber can beat the itrength of Cumuloft GETTING our GRADUATE! TO, PAL? windows efficiently, and then at around. You’re sure to start nylon, a continuous filament textured yam that retains nylon s UNCLE PHIL! J M/CHAEL! H£'i PHIL! I WAS JUST J WELL, WELL, JOHN/ O'SCHOOL? MARLOWS you’ll find the thinking, "I have just the place GOING IN— TO \ CERTAINLY CAME ton iBcUaa HE'SSTOPPIN' 1 COME OVER lO J ■(VAXES and POLISHES to put a for that” . Or "wouldn’t this be the full strength. IN FRONT OF ^ TELL ME , gleam and a twinkle upon every­ perfect gift” . OUR HOUSE! SOMETHIN'/ , 11x14 PORTRAIT thing. RICHLY LUXURIOUS . . . You have to feel the lush depth Fancy drink to delight children underfootl You have to see the fabulous now depth and clarity Always cut the strips you plan can be had by adding two scoops to use to make rag rugs. Tearing of ice cream to fmit juice and of color! Carpet of Cumuloft nylon is like no corpot you've them leaves loose threads that re­ whipping until It reaches a creamy ever o'wned. Semi-Life sult in a fuzzy appearance of the consistency, BRING A LL , Size rug. ' Investment Headquarters RESISTS FUZZING AND PILLING .. .Cumuloft nylon is a THE Get the 1962 Report Need investment advice or continuous filament nyloi^ with no short loose fibers to pill PER CHILD Now available at COBURN • speakers for your meeting.s? Call Reg. 87.95 MIDDLBBROOK, 629 Main Street, your Manchseter Investment head­ up or fuss. KIDDIES Value Is the 1962 report on "GOVERN­ quarters, SHEAR80N, HAMMILL MENT EMPLOYEE5S FINAN­ Sc CXIMPANY. 913 Main Street, a RESILIENT. . . Steponit. lumponit. Carpet of Cumuloft nylon DAVY JONES i m BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS CIAL CORPORATION" stock. Or, membef of the New York Stock keeps coming back for more! The resihent nylon yam springs call Mitchell 3-1105. Exchange. Mitchell 9-2821. • Full Selection of Poses • Groups up to 4 Children back, resists matting and retains its luxurious texture. MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY AAAMMA'MIA.' CAN'T BLAME YOU, I'M 60IN6 TO PAU BUT REMEM­ • All Work guaranteed s Limit 1 to Subject EASY TO CIiEAN . . . Because the srnooth, non-absorbent BE s - s i c k ; BER... THOSE OH, OH, 1 MUST HAVE GOOD HEAVENS] THEREfe DRIVER...FOLLOWLOW ) . smugglers ^ e o • No Appointments Necessary — Cumuloft nylon yam resists dirt and dust, soiling stays right on LOOK/ I FORGOT7ENTDPUTON WHAT AiRE YOU ONLY ONE THAT CAR!L y "Remodeling" the surface where you can whiz it off with the vacuum cleaner. AEERNAOWVJ I THE EMERGENCY BRAKE. THING SEE PHOTOS NOW ON DISPLAY Y O U R C A R "Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back" IS ROLLING FORMICA TOPS COMPLETE WITH NEW SINKS, P O W N 7H E SEARS ROEBUC|t AND C O . s CERAMIC TILE BATHROOMS HILL! MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE ALL TYPES FLOOR COVERING f CUMULOFT NYLON OPEN MON.. WED., THURS.. FRIn 9:30 A.M. I » 9 P.M. 310 M AIN STREET— Opposite State Armory i TUESDAY and SATURDAY, 9 ^0 A.M. to A P.M. Personalized Floors (SfMSTRAND Ml 3-5103, MI 8-6104—0p4n till 9 P3L Thm*. and Pri. 39(T MAIN STREET—MI 9-9258 rROTOMropiMr AvOnODW R e^ aos 4PIWIW noiira TO LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SAIDN iiibicttESTER'tniisNikb Ma n c h e s t e r , c o k n „ We d n e s d a y , >?a Rc h .2p, i 968 RAGE Undefeated Orioles Back on Glory Road After Two«¥^r Slip from Contentioii Re-examiiife Big Red Runners FJ Fourth at Storrs Baltimore Regains Winning EARL YOST if.-)/ Around the Sperm Editor Highlighted by Captain Jim Bracken’s strong second place NEW YORK (AP)__ behind with an 89-M rec-^So* never caught up. ^T igers. announced that pitcherflead the Loi Angelas AhgoU to « Fruik Lwy had signed his con­ 8-i victo^ over Boston at v i i m Jotting* Irom the Red Book finish in the^600-yard run Manchester High’s indoor track Baltimore Orioles, traveling ord. The world champion Yankees MIAMI BEAGR, Fla. (A P )—Despite etormy objections by Grapefruit League -The Orioles slipped to a third’s continued at the bottom of the AL tract. Springs, (^ If. Sister-b(>ok of the Nationsl^ League Green Book, the Amer­ team gained fourth place in the University of Connecticut in­ along baseball’s exhibition place finish In 1901, 14 games standings with a 8-8 mark. They Indians Crush Colts PItohers Shine Too ican League Red Book, also not for sale to the general public, his advisor, heavyweight champion Sonny Liston must come vitation scholastic track meet last night. trail undefeated in 10 games, back of the Yankees, and last rapped out 16 hits but neverthe­ Cleveland smashed out 18 hits Pitching dominated the other back froln Friday for an official examination to de­ Bracken was right on the heels^ With and crushed Houston, the Nation­ has 62 Pin®* of facts sod figures oh the Junior circuit. Editor seem to have located the glory year dropped to seventh place, 19 less lost to Kansas City 9-5 at games in which the Chlcaga Cubs termine whether he is ulo^le to. fight Floyd Patterson. of winner Paul Ctoleeano with In­ Public counted but 11 points. Bradenton. Two homer iu f rookie al t«ague exhibition leader, 18-8 is Joe McKenney, former pub icist for the Boston Red Sox, road they suddenly stepped games out of first. defeated San Francisco 8-3 at Ths Mraml Baach Boxing Com-9> r - - f f : •- dian teammate Larry Duhainie The Indian relay team was third Now with Luis Aparlclo, A1 Dick Oreen led the A's. tSreeii’s at-Tucson. Willie Kirkland led the now in a liks capacity with t le American League office in third. Coach Paul Phlnney esc- off in September 1960. Mesa and St. Louis whipped the ralsslon ordered toe champion’s Wednesday, h^ complained about last night. Another scorer for the Smith and Pete 'Ward obtained In first homer came with one on in onslaught with ’ four hits as the New York Mets T-8 at St. Peters­ return after a hearing Tuesday ed special pleasure in Du- EARL YOST Indians won Uielr fourth straight, Boston. ■ * lK af*ln. .An examination showed Indiana was Craig Phillips who In I960 the Orioles battled the an off-sea;son trade with the Chi­ the seventh and wiped out a 6-4 burg. Four Cub pitchers fanned Perennial ahampions in toe A.L., night In which Liston’s Miami good sho'ving, first time garnered a fifth In the 1,000 yard Herald Sports Editor New York Yankees nip and tuck cago White Sox, a sharp reversal Yankee lead. Cincinnati, helped by John "Ed­ Baker, who acquired the tag of a thlckentag of toe lining of the In the>wnt after moving up from 18 Giant batters, seven of them ths Nsw York Yankees hold a Ufe- Home Run because of his homer to/stalan, Dr. Duka Baird, oald knee Joint. It pointed to toe pos- run. That even saw Dick B ri^ t of before losing out for the Ameri­ seems evident. AI Kallne's four hits and the wards’ 3-nm homer, nipped Min­ by southpaw Dick Ellsworth in ^ifie—1902 through 1962—advan- had no conclusive evidence the 300 Woodrow Wilson win In 2:18.9, can League pennant. They were Aparlclo Ignites Rally pitching of Hank Aguirre led the nesota 8-4 at Orlando and Norm feats, won toe A.L. crown four slblUty of a torn cartilage, but I Phlnney waz'''g:merally pleased the first three Innings. tsgs ovsr svsry rival club. The that Liston had tom toe cartilage was not •pOsltivd ” breaking the old mark of 2;22 held in first place on Sept. 9 and on It was a triple by shortstop Detroit Tigers to their fifth Larker's ninth - inning single years running - 1911-12-18-14- In hU club’s show ihg.^ fourth In Another left-hander. Curt Sim­ tough*et tsam for tos Yanks since wlth totals of nine, 10, 12 and In Ms left knee. At' Bolan' of Championship by Manchester’s John.Salcius. Sept. 15 were sUll virtually tied Aparlclo that started the Orioles straight triumph, 8-8 over the Los drove in the winning run for Mil­ tot IssMS was bom has been De­ Jack Nllon, Liston’s advisor, % - : a field of 21 team entrtea, He not­ Carl Rhorbach picked up a third for the lop with an 88-68 record to on the way to their 10th straight Angeles Dodgers at Lakeland. waukee as the Braves edged Pitts­ mons of the Cardinals, twirled 8 eight. Sports asked the commission for hlUess innings against the Mets, troit v ^ s Los Angelss, although • ' « '« protested the decision bitterly, a ruling on whether he should ed that with all men place, In the two-mlle run to com­ 82-57 for the Yanks. Then came a victory Tuesday, 4-8 over the Aguirre worked six innings and burgh 7-8 at Fort Myers. only boasting a two-year, member- but failed to sway chairman Fred relay team might expect a plete Manchester's scoring. disastrous series with the Yanks White Sox at Sarasota. It trig­ has not yielded wi earned run in Lee Thomas homered and drove then yielded two scratch slnglea start refunding the 889,0(X) he said before finishing his 6-lnnlng snnt •tdp rattag, has atoo^been trou- Stop-Off Point* Aaronson and other commission­ had been cmlected from ticket time and thus the squad was point East Hartford got a boost to- Satisfying Win for Hickey; and the Orioles finished secorid, 8 gered a 8-run first inning and the 18 inning. Before the game the in another run with a single to Ing toward a higher finish in toe Ita winning team total by blsaoms. Xtow York has beaten the ers. buyers. He was told to db nothing Hotel-wise, and of Interest to state indoor meet scheduled March Xngels ^ times in 36 meetings. . Sudden Departure' until further notice. HITCHHIKER— Ralph Telken of Rockhurst College annexing the 880 yard relay In area American League fans, all 30 at the same Storrs track. record time of 1:35.7. Mkrgta over Detroit Is 688-619. clubs except Los Angeles and New Liston took off suddenly for his ..ulius November, Patterson’s takes a brief spin on the shoulders of Kansas (Fort ■The Chicago White Sox proved York will stay at the Kenmore home In Chicago, after weeks 6f advisor, told the commission thSt Manche.ster collected 14 point.* controversy ana confliettarr state­ Hays) State’s James Bodge in the regional National As­ Three memb'b Harvard's Coach Boosts Southern Cal to be the eXtra-lnnlng ana one- while in Boston. The Angels will If Nllon "had not shielded the to trail East Hartford (25>/4), New ments over his knee and the state sociation of Intercollegiate Athletics’ playoffs held in varsity hockey tear I from nm margin champs a year ago de­ operate out of the Lord ‘Baltimore knee Injury, we would have hqd Britain (24), and Conard (22). Nats Defeat Royals, spite their fifth place flnllrti. The his health. Nllon requested the whole story by now.” Kansas City. Defending champion Hartford Ontario. "They were Just too tired.” said and toe Yanks will be back at toe Tuesday night’s hearing and NEW YORK (A P )— For* ■ter-ralling for a 106-96 decision Pale Hose copped 80 of 55 one- Statler, In New York, only Boeton over Miami of Florida. Mullaney after the swiftly paced asked for sm indefinite postpone-1 Marquette’s Ed Hickey, the run dectolona and nine of 18 extra will stay at the Commodore, once Marquette and Providence affair. ” We went from man-to- inning oonteau. Detroit won the ment of the fight with Patterson, ^ Warrior victory was the most man to a zone to protect John Get Jump in Playoffs the stopping off place for moat now scheduled for April 10 after square off in the opening game ere uight title with, a 42-26 after clubs. Cleveland will be housed aatisfyinsr of a long basket­ of ’Thursday night’s semifinal dou­ Thompson after his fourth foul, dsrkneaa record. a postponement from April 4. ' but they're supposed to be ag­ at the Biltmorc, Kansas City at ” I tried- to cover the Injury up,” . ball coaching career. For bleheader at Madison Square Gar­ SInoe the 1931 aeason when toe gressive In that zone and they NEW YORK (AP) — The The second game of the s*-. the Summit. AU other teams will Niton said. "When Liston got on Providence’s Joe Mullaney, den, preceding a match between most valuaUs player award was stay at toe Roosevelt. LAST FOUR DAYS — Wed., Thurs., FrL, Sat. were too tired.” lies Is scheduled,Thursday in that plane for Chicago, he Canisius and Villanova. Syracuse N«^ts b ^ t the Cin­ first introduced only five playen Goal of all pitchers is to win the Friars’ victory was an­ Cincinnati. weighed 285. If there is an opera-, Hickey, Involved with St. Louis Ray Flynn, a quick-firing sharp­ cinnati Royals In the first liave wOn the honor ta two oonse- 20 gables and four resiched this other in a long line of heart­ shooter, popped in 38 points for game of the National Basket­ St. Louis, the most improv­ tibn. It will be eight weeks before; coach John Benlngton in a fued eutlve years—Jlifamy Ftoxx, Hal plateau In '82, Ralph Terry of New he can start training again. Then; stopping scramblers. that has resulted In a breach of Providence and Jim Stone added ball Association playoffs. ed team this year In regular Newhouser, Yogi Berra, Mickey 26. Kenny Allen scored 19 for the season NBA play. Is favored Yprk, Dick Donovan of Cleveland, It will take several months to get j The two teams posted quarter­ basketball relations between their Now It’s the turn of the St. Mantle and Roger Marls.' Mantle Ray Herbert of Chicago and Ca GUARANTEED 34 MONTHS Hurricanes of Miami, who were Louis Hawks and Detroit Pis­ to beat Detroit. him, in shape. There is no way final triumphs in the 38th Naticm- two schools, watched contentedly hat oojpped ths award three times mllo Pascual of Minnesota. of ‘saying when he can fight al Invitation Tomnament Tuesday as his veteran Warrior squad forced to play a long stretch with­ tons to step front and center The second game of the se­ ■nd to the defending champion. out their big men. 7-foot-l Mike on the playoff stage. Only twice since the A. L. was again.” night, Marquette blazing past St. thoroughly outclassed the Billl- ries Is Biheduled for St. Louis Berra 1* also a toree-time winner, organized has there been seasons Liston weighed 314 when he Louis 814-49 and Providence coun- kens. Hustle, speed and a 51 per McCoy and 6-7 Rick Barry, due Friday with scene shifting to u The Nats defeated the Roy­ to foul trouble. a * * without at least one 20-game wla knocked out Patterson in the first cent shooting average made It a als 128-120 last night to take Detroit for the - third game ner, the years being 1955 and 1960. round in Chicago lu t September. Marquette romp. NCAA Roundup a 1-0 lead In their best-of-flve Sunday. Attendance Up LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)—Coach While on the subject of pitchers Dr. Baird said that when Liston P LY N V L ON Hickey, who has accused St. semifinal series hi the East­ Attendance for night games in Forrest Twogood of Souqiern Cal­ Robin Roberts, who found a new first went to him, there was a | Louis of luring away a player ern Division. President Joe Cronin's circuit was swelling of the knee joint, indicat­ committed to Marquette and vows ifornia. a fellow who should know, Near Futility Mark lease on life with Baltimore after 20th 'The Hawks and Pistons bot­ im In ’62 over the previous year’s falling with Philadelphia and New ing a strain on the ligaments. NOW!£;r he will never again play a Ben­ says the Beavers of Oregon State tle tonight in the t^iener of figure, toe averages for 400 games won't be one bit out of place in York, has 35 shutouts to his cre­ "The Injury responded well to lngton team—’’imless we’re paired their best-of-Dve Western Di­ NEW YORK (AP) ’The Bosipn being J3,454 as compared to 13,- -ligament treatment and I! fD R Q dit, four more than veteran Whit- off In a tournament” —refused to the company of collegiate basket­ vision semifinal at St. Louis. Bruins play the Rangers In New ball’s big three—Cincinnati, Duke 003 for 408 games in 1961. Great ey Ford of New York. thought it would be all right for i dwell on the controversy after the A home crowd of 4,885 saw York tpnight and need a victofy est year for night ball at the box First Quality Famous Fish and Chicago Loyola—in the NCAA Red Sox day single games will him to resume training,” the game. Syracuse rally in the last sev­ in one of their three remaining office waa in 1948 when the aver­ doctor said. I ” I’d rather avoid the feud phase championships this weekend. NHL games in order to escape an start at 2, doubleheadere at 1:30 en minutes to beat the Royals age was 23,678 for 188 attractions and night games at 8. The Yan­ "He worked out three days and now. Not that I’ve said anything ‘"This is a real good, strong, after , Dolph all-time futility mark. The last- I have to apologize for. But I sound team,” ’Twogood said as he Biggest crowd ever an Ameri­ kees’ time schedule Is 2 p.m. for toe knee was fine. Then, last Custom Fo$v Schayes and Johnny Kerr re­ place Bruins have won only 14 can League game 84,578 for don’t want to take any of the and the rest of Derbytown looked games. During each of the last single games and Sunday double- 9 Races Daily, Post a pm . turned to the lineup. a Cleveland-New York double- luster from this victory—the most ahead to Friday’s semifinals at two seasons Boston won 15 games, headers, 1:30 for other twlnbllls y They quickly wlp^ out a header Sept. 12, 1954 when the I B satisfying of Ed Hickey’s career.” massive Freedom Hall. and 8 o’clock for night g;ames. 108-102 Cincinnati lead, help­ the existing record low. Coach Indians were en route to toe Rim Wrecker eOMPURKr WATm Mullaney, whose Friars’ trade­ “ Mel Coimts, their 7-foot boy, Milt Schniidt promises, however, * e * MANOSTAND AND CIUSHOUU mark seems to be either fighting has come along wonderfully; Ter­ ed by Hal Greer who tossed in pennant. back from big deficits or fighting ry Baker Is a great team leader 28 o f his 82 pcdnts in the sec-' that the Bruins will be going all Batting champion Pete Run­ 10-Year Statu* PHILADELPHIA — (NEA) Twi aem u si*, tw, s«*, s»* asm to hold on after big leads, saw and a fine player; Steve Pauly is ond half. Costello iumed in a out to take all three games left. YOGI’S NEW RULE— Veteran Yogi Berra is shown in new role as Yankee player-coach. nels, then of Boston, now of Hous­ —George Suter Is labeled a " ilMsdfMSS Boston returns hohie tomorrow Ten year status Is claimed by O ^ E LOW PRICE Miami cut a Providence bulge of a strong boy who can shoot the fine defensive Job on Cincin­ At left he chats with Reds’ (Jordy Coleman, then cheers base runner along and finally ton, feasted on Detroit and Los the following: H(^le Landrlth, dangerous man around the rim night for A Boston Garden ganie Angeles pitching on toe road for of a bosket. 19 points to a slim 2 in the final eyes out of the basket, and those nati’s . Rob­ chins a little with Umpire Frank Umont. (AP Photofax.) Baltimore; Robin Roberts, Balti­ paM*. Sm y m hal bw against the Rangers and winds up .444 and .424 averages and at Fen­ Attendants at the Palestra minutes before a run of 8 straight three sophomores — Jim Kraus, ertson scored 29 points, but 19 more; Nellie Fox, Hoyt Wilhelm, the season Sunday night with a way Park averaged .423 against Philadelphia con prove It. successful free throws clinched a Frank Peters and Jim Jarvis— came in the first half. He got Chicago; Joe' Adcock and Bubba ISth victory In a row. get the Job done. only one in the third period. home game withOhicago. Baltimore, .464 against Lxm taAgainst St. Joseph’s, Su'tor, a Angeles. Only at Baltimore did Phillips, Cleveland; Bill Bruton, 6-7 LaSalle sophomore, went Pistol Pete have hla troubles, hit­ Ronnie Kline and Vic Wertz, De­ up for a and twisted EUington’s Champion Gagers troit; Tom Morgan, Los Angeles; ting only .194. Chicago was the the rim Into a pretzeL toughest club, holding the spray Jim Lemon, Minnesota; Skinny The game hod to ’» held up hitting lefthander to a .214 mark Brown, Whltey Ford and Mickey for 14 minutes while a new TIRE C ITY at Chicago and .207 at Boston. Mantle, New York and Jimmy one was put up. Set Records by the Handful Runnels, 'Who wound up with Plersall, Washington. LOW DISCOUNT 6.70 X 15 A26 average, hit .332 at home, Once again a major factor in 7.50 X 14 .319 on the road, .287 In day games the Yankees’ success in '62 was PRICES INCLUDE EACH their ability to win at home, 60 of New Showers and 54 in toe second half the same and .878 at night. iPlaylng in 152 By HOWIE HOLCOMB games. Runnels hit only 10 homers 30 decisions coming at Yankee night—also records. Stadium. Detroit wasn’t far be­ BLACK This was the most success­ But While scoring records us­ and drove in only 60 runs, two hind with K9 wins at home. Los Threaten LA • Free Tire Rotation t u b e -t y p e ful season— ^by a wide margin ually take the headllnea. It's reasons why he was traded to toe 00 Colts during toe off-season. Angeles and Minnesota, a team Every 5,000 Miles NYLON — in Ellington High Schools’ Interesting to note toe Knights did which finished but five games PLUS TAX some defensive work too, witness Leading pinch-hitters were G O O D ^ ^ E A R Mockwol brief six-year history. Win­ CaftUlo Carreon of the White Sox back of New York, each had 46- Boxing Cardj AND OLD BlaekwaH S) toe rebounding marks. There were 35 road standards with New York • Free Flat Repair TIRE ON GAB Tuboless ning the (jlass C CIAC cham­ no individual scoring records but and Dick Williams of Baltimore, i o ~TubclMS pionship is as much as any in- since acpulred by Boston. Carreron at 46-36. LOS ANGELES (A P )—’There’s I For Life Of Tire 10 a new team record of 53.7 points The surface has only been another threat of rain Just over Phis Tex Plue Tax depend^t team can do. But the per game was set. That was tlie got five hits in 11 pinch appear­ i JUNIORS Purple Knights added a bit of icing ances while Williams had 13 In 31 scratched in reviewing the .Red ths horizon as prompbilni labor to Single game last night law Bol­ style all season too—no stars, get toe triple title boxii^ show| • Free Front End to an already tempting cake. but plenty of teamwork. at bats. Book, a truly major league produc­ TUBELESS .2.88 Extra ton Pharmacy romp to a 56-44 win Axxsording to statistics released Just an Interesting note, Frank tion. back on the road. Alignment Check over the Elks. The winners were Carlson Top Scorer ' All that’s needed to get things I by Coach Bob Healy today, toe Carlson was also the scoring WHITEWALLS...... 2.88 Extra in front all the way and were Knights smashed no lees than 19 started Is a vote of confidence never seriously challenged. Bob leader with 314 points and a 12.6 fronrl toe weatherman. And he has individual and team records dur­ per game average. Following 'were 8.50 X 14 6.40 X 15 Constantine (20) and John Holmes ing toe 1962-63 schedule. Indica­ given a tentative nod of apprd'val. (16) sparked ^ Ito n while Rick Doug Ralston, 271 and 10.8; Cap­ 'The fight is set for tomorrow tion of why the team was success­ tain Norm Jansen 264 and 10.6; Edie Correnti’s 437 Triple Keene (15) was.hlgh for the Elks. ful might be the fact 16 of the night. The forecasts says there's 19 'were ’TEAM records. Bruce Hancock, 216 and 9.4; Ken another storm in the offing, but It Y MIDGETS Kobus 70 and 4.7 (after missing probably won’t arrive until mW-1 Those that fell were most games New Record at Holiday Lanes night Thursday. Manchester ’Travel Service held In a season, most points In a sea­ the first nine games). I the Elks in check and gained a 24- Ralston was the most accurate After a long, dry winter, the I 21 victory. Leading all toe way, the son, highest team average, most rains have apparently begun. The ALL SIZES LISTED..e team rebounds In a season, most with 42 per cent of his shots con­ WhitBwoll Travelers didn’t have a man In dou­ New aU-tiroe wonaen’s triple fight — outdoors at Dodger Sta­ WhitewoM free throws and field goals taken necting. Carlson also copped the " ble figiu-es but got good perform­ title among the reg­ record was set at the Holiday dium — was rained out Si&turday “Tubdess Tubdess in A season, most free thrdWs and Lanes this week by Eddie Cor- 17 ances from Don Obilders, Artie ulars with 61 per cent (74 of 122). by one of the fiercest downpours | 20 field goals made bi a season, rentt. A middle gante 164 F ins’Tax Plus ’Tax Clark and Tom Rea. Ron Conyers Sixth man Dave Werkhoven can­ seen by toe natives In years. • 550x13 • 8.50x14 was high for toe ESks with Gary most tournament games won, helped her to the mark, sand- 'The six fighters ore bock in | most points In a game, half and ned 20 of 27 for 74 per cent. wlehed between 188 and 137. NO MONEY and Bob Klein also turning in good Carlson, Kobus and Werkhoven fighting trim and -wrords of opti­ g;ames. A mere four points in toe (luarter, least personal fouls in a The big night came daring the mism glowed in each oomp today I game, moot teiam rebounds in a 'Will be back next yea;; giving Eastern Connecticut Girls • 6.00x13 • 5.0x15 DOWN! final quarter ruined the Elks’ bid Healy a tournament tested nucleus. as toe principalB again went Into for a comeback. game, best defensive average for League action Mpnday. semi-seclusion to await the first | one quarter over a full season, WilUe WiUlams, Curt Zahner, hbs. Oorrentl already held bell in Chavez Ra-vlne. PAY A S YOU Frank Valente, Bill Welz, Bob 8.00 X 14 M 6.00 X 16 7VBST £HDE MIDOEIB most teem free throws in a game, Ugh average ta the loop with The bouts and probable favor­ • 650x13 • 550x15 1 and piost games won in a season. Norwood, Don Zabilanakl and Rick II8.9I prtOf to her record- NEW TREADS Poet-eeason playoffs continued ites in toe 15-rounders: DRIVE wKh Personalized Floors defeat­ Individual records 'went to Carl Blanchard will also be back. Carl­ Bmqalilng night. Her new rec­ Welterweight champion Emile ing Harm’s Hobby Shop, 36-32, Carlson — most rebounds in a son and Williams are Juniors, toe ord followed by only a few Griffith a 7-5 favorite to retain and Gus’s Grinders edging the season and best per game average rest are all sophomores. w eeksFran OrandoU’s torrid toe title against Luis Rodriguez. • 750x13 • 650x15 1. CHARGE Herald Angels, 40-35. rebounds. Now. that toe title has been 19s ataft^-Hroll^ with the Featherweight citampion Davey A smaller Harm’s quintet led One-Oame Mark safely tucked away, one may, 'with BOina Miigue, . Moore to defeat r top challenger 2. BUDGET 00 good reason, wonder, ”how much Hie one-game team scoring '* Tlie record exceeded by six Sugar Ramos, odds at about 314-1. I most of toe first half but the 8. OIL CO. BlockwoR Floormen’s height began to tell record, perhaps the one most folks better would toe team haVe been s the former mark of 481 Raymundo (Battling) Torres 3-1 •650x14 •8.70x15 Blockwall are Interested In, was 94 points with Bob O’Loughlln?” d by VI. Ohiipman, sUlI an­ over youthful Roberto Cruz for the CREDIT CARD Tube-Type after Intermission and they pulled V "P lus’Tax away. Bob Dotchin (20) was higto against Somers. The Knights They couldn't have gone any eother Itegler In the Eastern vacant 140-pound, or Junior wql- 4. UNI-CARD 10 a Pins Tax for the winners with John Quag- scored S3 points in one quarter higher! Girls League. terweigbt, title. •750x14 • 7.10x15 11a (16) topping Herm’s. Co-Promoters Cal Eaton and 6. c o m p a n y P. b . The Angels led at toe half of Georgfe Parnassus'said tooy expect the nightcap too, but couldn't Canton High Tops toe same gate receipts 'and attend- stand off Gus’s late rush. Kent Indiana Seen Tops in 4-Day Events tmoe they predicted when the en­ • 850x14 • 750x13 jfi:.. i Smith (16) was high for the win­ In Sportsmanship EDIE OORREN’n tire card 'was rataed out. s ners but George Washburn of' the Angels took game honors with 20. M l Early AAU Contingent HARTFORD—Recipient of the INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE first annual . Hwold Swaffield ERAKE CHEVRON - Winners In laot nigM’s t i^ e - Sportemanshlp Award to be made IRELLI f i l l / ' heaider were toe SeMors, west annually by the Central ConnecU- ADJUSTMENT SEAT BELTS Sides and 'ntane. Already in New Haven out UUrtriot Board of Approved lAdUfter sow toe Seniors izip Basketball Officials Is Canton / Pull Front Wheels All Clolors toe Deuces, 79-44. Ttw wtoners High School. T h e .Claw B school / Check Drums Exceed S.A.E. Requirements FIRST LINE HRST UNE hod NbUe troulUe, leading ^ a NEIW HA'VEIN—'The advanced diving events to win toe crown. was prestated with toe award at FREE Linings, Seals 00 wide margin all the way. Don guard of competitors for toe Na­ Heading toe list of divers Is Rick last Mght’* baiupiat of. the officials $X. J.AMES LAPlES—Ann LoRt* JUNIOR BOYS— DaVe Duche- and flinders AS GUba was high for toe seniors tional Ato..U. swimming champion­ Gill>ert, toe three^meter. AAU ta W ip d ^ . berts 128, Kay MoCartoy 184, Hel­ min llfi, Dave (JrandoU 184, Don INSTALLATION / Check and Pack LOW with 26 points, Mbrc Schneider champ a year ago, and Tom Dins- Otaion, coached by Joe Haberl, Hogoa 116, Bob Serrri 118, Steve PLUS en Palmer 127. Bearings AS F.E.T. 8.00 X 14 7.S0 X 14 trailing wUh 20. Rusty Burnett ships is already churning toe ley. .tapped 47 other schools that Hahn lie, Gory Smith 120, PhU / Add Broke Fluid topped the losers wtto 17. ‘waters of toe exhibition p od at •taeiirad votes from toe active Gay 125, Joe CatoMi 116, Frank / Adjust toxklng Second game was JuSt the re­ Top man of the oontlngjent la SENIOR BOYS — Ron Lepak Payne 'Wbitney Gymnasium. Be­ Chet Jastremski. This Toledo hiemataUilp ot toe Central Board. 123, Alex Urbanettl 180, Joe Put­ Armctatano 120, Terry Kelly 116, Contact verse ss the West Sides had to fore the four-day sessions come to ApproUmately 70 per cent of the Greg Borbato 126, Tom Gorrity UP I' On All Wheels UpiO hatUe all toe way before downing youngster in the 1962 ohamplon- nam 124-120, Bruce Leone 120, a halt Saturday night 14 indi'vldual ship=meet at BartlssvlUer Okie., members participated. Dave Castagna 121, John Helns- 120, Frank MoNomara 145-861, toe Bandtbs, 58-48. The loeere and two relay titles will be deter­ Bata member waa asked to Lorry Xurmtzen 127-337, Walt were never out of it and kept won and set new American reemrda man 121-120, Gory Oorrentl 120, mined. Ptaoe the name# of toe three Mantle 127-336, Gary Pukey 120- LIFETIME GUARANTEE Installed Narrow WhltewoB threatening throughout toe game. in three events — toe 100 and 220- Bob Hyde 125-374, Skip Kelly "Seat Belts " Art Nickerson (20) and Bob Dal­ The meet gets under 'way today yard individual medley. Also wear* achou* ta hla talidon that display 336, John McNeil 127-860, Mike 346, Ken Rotoammer 151-115-360, Save Lives" Whifewall "Tubeless, when at stake will be champlon- the’ htabaat Idbata o f good *port* Mike Kenny 123-115-836, Dave 22 ton (18) were high for toe win­ mg toe "Big I" will be such AA.U Lsiutenbach 126-341, Gary Gallag­ 20 ahlpa in toe 100-yard freestyle, manahlp through its ooataes, C ai^ 132-122-359, Bruoe Btokea- MUFFLERS Tubeless Pl6s Tax ners while Bruce Hence (16) and champs as Tom Stock, winner and her 125*838, Craig Phllllpt 133- Plus'Tax 200-yard Individual medley, 500- playur* and odminlatratori during lee 11-121-374. Rod EHason (13) paced the Ban- record setter In toe 220-yard back­ 349, George May 121-347, Data 857 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER dlta. yard freestyle and one-meter dive. stroke; Ted Stickles, 400-yard In­ the I9*a-«8 aekson. Simmons 142-844, Ed Douoetta Finale savr toe IlitBuia open Until toelSaturday night wind-up, dividual medley, and Rick Gilbert, Mhocta oervloed by the 188-86a SUNDAY MDOBD DOgMMUBB ■ MItcheU 3-2444 huge leads of 21 and 22 points preliminiury heats will be held eadh who won the three-meter diving Books wore oUftata. ' / ------Ed Doucette 140—856, BUI Tbun*- FISK WINDSOR atemo62, Dick MeOonvlUe who won eight of toe 16 events Poot-aeoaon, toumeya. 856, Myma Ctarta 886. AND was top soorer with 28, Eric send, Dave Lyons, and J u n 1 o f BANTAM BOYS— Data Mo- Ozols (18) and Terry Kloter (13) last year'and two weeks ago cap­ Montaara . of the Swaffiald Mounting Mike Austin will pile up potato Oruden 110. helped out. (20), tured toe Big ’Ten title for toe Award .Committee for the Central EASTERN GIRLS — Edie Cor- 15 MONTHS George ^ndiolaki (18) and Dick third year In a row. Indiana’s over the 100 and 200-yud dis­ Boopd WON 3111 Moore, Gene tances, plus teaming with Charles HOCJDPAY WIVB8—Terry Hay­ renti 186-164-137-437, Vi Chapman Romano (14) were the big guns watar whlppahl have domlnatad Btuigooii, and Borl Yoat. 146, Helen MeCanh 181-144-896, den 344, 19tan Joniaitis 888, Reg­ TYPES ON for Rayh. the AAITs tor the past two yean, Mussman ta the 400-ya^ toseetyl# NO MONEY DOWN relay. gie GhuralU 18B—804, dO raT ruo- Ruth BetUM 126-196, Fran Ckon- as unattached enMes. IThla year mon 186, flfiMtaM ^ dou U4-U1-87T, Bdna OoUoway TJaadl^TOKU OFF! bsoauae the ssasMi-w iUng NCAA. Mlnneeota, Big Tan runnara-UR Seniori Seitedule q r q U8-168-868, Marta OoUotaiy 18T, n i B . B ^ O K 11J6 Or wUl foMow the A i ^ event, to atoo vary much ta the utla pto- Mortal finaltti 126, Yale Nine Beatm ture. The Ooitaars are tod by S t m Oorol'lorwBd* UO, Jo lim ita 188* SALE 1.25 5.00 JACKSONVILLJE, FU. (A P ) — they win be aQomd to oompeto as MVir BAVaiV (AP) — Tim Oao- Jackman, a fraeetyle sprinter wqd Green Mianorattee 1— Bamtoe 887, Rnlli O atnudw I tL P st An­ w a n e G m s t ' It was Tale’s turn for errors yes­ a team. ' - Metttag tt*l* laiioni OoK Ao«>^- num 188-166-426, Jon# bn lth 140, won the 100 a year ago from Claik ttan h u aoheidulMl rix one - day RichardMU 188-456, Betty Rlcli- 6.70x15 2S8 EXTRA terday. The buUdoga odnunltted The Hooslen have a party of 88 son 101-It9-480, Sue O’l ^ t r 212- Ann Sohmltter 184, Flo Kloter 198. TUBED six, including two in toe ninth in­ on band. T en ' swimmers and five and Austta, and Walter Richard- •vents for to* 1968 season. The aon, regarded aa toe best butter­ 480, Bert Farrand 186-182-612, BLACKWALL ning, as to*y lost to Jacksonville dlven will constitute the teem. Al­ scheihile; May 21—New Haven fly swimmer ta the world today, C.C., June 27—Race Brook, July Batty Haefs 463. M A N O H B Sn»W O M K N — Rlitoi 713 Main St. MI 9-0665 Open Thors. University, '5-4. The d a y . before, though the swimmers from tbs Oatronder 117-117-117-861, Batty SERVICE 16-Hartford Golf Qub, Aug. 1 — CQTD toe BuUddga won 9-4 with the akl beet Yale squad can match Indi­ MOBNINCUUaJUM — Barbara Aeeto 18T, Anna Twordy 186«846» PLUS TAX AND OU> TTRE <|N OAR ana the visiting pupils of Coach Incredible as It sounds, about ■hiitUe M eadow,-Aug. 27‘ - STORE an.pj*. of eight JacksonvlUe misoues. Country Chib, and Sept. 21—Ojnwr Stataf* 280*849, Hflaa - Outsmr Morion OoMload Uiit Flo joini JaejqRwwriBs broke ^ la ttw J lw OomoUman are ssniected to 180* UK, - ...... tf'-.,. g------soomto potato ta the taw ■ulRQ^Qubb OBtarvtoa, Mtao. t V '-f / •.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1908 PAGE^ TWENTY-TKRMI

Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Lots For Sale 73 W*nted— Real Estate 77 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY. MARCH^, 1968 Houachold Goods 61 Businsss Locations Houses For Sals 72 FACE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER — Choice reeldin- HAVE CLIENT who want, to For Rout 64 BOt/TON—3 In lr-6 room ranch, RCXJKLEDGE — Contemporary MANCHESTERdr< ■— 5 room older HoUBehoM Gttodg SI MODARN LIVINO room set, good hotee, $8,990; short way out—4 tial lots available In most sec­ ■ trade large house trailer toward BY FA6ALY Md SHORTEN BnildUw MAt«r|alB^47 condition; . bedroom set with 4 room ranch on same lot. Own­ ranch, cathedral J celling, livtag Business Services Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW FOR RENT—huUdbw sulUbls tor room with fireplace, electric bedroom home, over one acre tions of town. AA, A and B small home. Tongren Agency, BTBRUJZBD UBED furniture for Seote orthopedic mattress. Must er wiU consider trade, Tongren Zones. Beat the Spring rush and MIS-6821. any kind of professlMol businsss, Agenoy, MI 3-6831. kitchen, with built-lne, 8 bed­ land, $9,600; modem S bedroom SNOW PLOWING service Man­ every room, some rsftntshed. •elt. M l $-M$7> low rmt. Coll M I l-STT. ranch, one acre land, large os>. buy now. (Contact Mr. Werbner, rooms, i baths, family room with DUE TO MANY recent sales, list­ chester, Bolton and vicinity, SPRINP SPECIALS asaasd w d tasted appUanoss. NK3E (2APB near Hspiy Street. fireplace, attached garage, sun- Burnable mortgage, $11,9()0; over Realtor. Jarvis Realty Co., 283 Suspected night service a specialty. For N «w ' brand name mwtrsssis, ings are needed for qualified buy­ CLASSIFIED (MMMIW TW McyckonpiA ' 1% baths, oversize gsroge. nice deck, wooded lot, $27,900. Phil- 100 more homes in all price E Center Street, MI 3-4112, Ml aervics , arrangements' or service POW MMOtV U M 9 P nA ui^ad HUhogany P a a t l^ ^ dlnstts ssts, Bofsa, chairs, and ranges. Call the Ellsworth Mit­ 8-7847. ers, Homes, farms 'and acreage. ^POEMNKA. HfV «0 r A/mMOgy m ^oumyoKmKKmoimtotM nowx Musical InstnuBsnts S3 Apsiimsut Buildings woodod lot with roll fence. Alum­ brick Agency, MI 9-8464. We also buy houses for csih. telephone 649-6600. RYnmuim A HgKPoa WK.P n.BPHAm» r From 18.00 P«r BhaH otbsr Items, pig aavlngs at La- For Ssls 69 inum storms, screens, doors. ten Agency, Realtors, MI 36930. Blanc Furniture Hospital, lie WHY PAT Main Street prices for WE'RK PROUD of this beautiful Hayes Agency,' Ml 3-4803. LAND CLBAREn}, Rrewood cut, (Jloae to all schetUs. Immediate Tuiiafish Wlndoira . Complete _ ^ South Street, Rockville, TR your piano, organ, bond or or* 8 K UNIT apartment house in A-1 occupancy. Call MI 8-6131 and (Jolonloi In A d shape, 8 bed­ HOME AND business combina­ Wanted— Real EataU 77 ADVERTISING trees removed, light trucking. Hiy.ftAwy'f ju u r ITHAT t m t u v m K m i From $10.00 Bach. 8-3174. (teen 9-8, Saturday till B. ohestra instrument? Sheet rooms, formal dining room, tion? See btisiness property fo r ! ----- Pa(U Ellison, TR 6-0074 or M l T© 66TUf A KMUCklf-OOWNer------A condition, excellent return ert in­ ask for Len Charboneau, Belfiore W anted-^ueelots of furniture. music. Open every evcnliw tUl 9 vestment. M ortgus avnllable, breezeiway orfd garage, nice flat sale ad. Ray Holcombe, Realtor, i WANTED TO BUT — Cape, 6-6 Legal Notice (Oonttnned from Page Oos) 9-7461. WHO coppYD ’^!\K»mJCKyrTHgy Oetli^ Tile .00% Sq. Ft. Agency. MI 4-12M. room older single home oh 2 fam­ AMKICAN p.m. Word Music Co., Hartford centrally located. Allbriek Agen­ lot 1% baths, St the Greeh area. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Dutch Doors IIO UO Bach WANTED established 1930. . cy, MI $6464. BUSINBSS PROPERTY Specula­ Warren E Howland, Realtor- ily. Phone MI 9-.5605. IJMITATION ORDER LAWN MAINTENANCE — rak­ CHAMPION6HIP o n e o f THE most distinctive al Food and Drug Administration 8 AJM. to 5 PJM. ing, rolling, mowing, etc. Rea­ IN Someone to take over payments tion? See biisinesB property for Trader, MI 8-1108. Of PROBATK ^id I ,nd by an indhpendent testing lab- Louver Doors Front $6.00 Bach of $7 weakly. sol# od. Ray Holcombe, Realtor, moderate priced homes we’ve WISH SUMEUNB to hondla ycOd at HanrllMlsr within and for lh» Di»-> ,_o •ar.»rlwln hwvnnH anv sonable rates. Ray Hardy, MI lOIZf IRUliiWOOD. DRIVE, Vernon — ever listed. 3 Or 4 bedrooms, fire­ real satats? Ooii ma at Ml 9-0196 Irlct of Manrh»st^r on th» fsih dsv of i “ raiorj lo _ a.scertain wyono any S-5641. ON S COMPLETE ROOMS Offles and Store Buidncsa Property For Sale 70 MI 4-1386, *or prompt and eourtsoua servies. Marxh. 19«3 I doubt that the product isi safe and COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT 'iQteh Rail Fencing OF 6% room ranch built 19S6, wood­ place, plastered walls, recessed PiHjoni. Hon. John J. Waiiott,' ab.solutolv pure and wholesome,’ ’ MONDAY Hun FBIDAY 10:S0 AM.—SATURDAY 9 AM. m.M Per Section Equipment 54 in d u s t r ia l Building —mshonry EIGHT RO(DM custom built Co­ ed lot with 100 foot frontage, full cast Iron radiation’, copper Joseph Barth. Broket .Tiidgv FURNITURE AND walls, oil boat, office, lavatory, lonial, qtacdoits living room with cellar! ott hot water heat, alum-j plumbing, hot water oil heat. Ex­ Kliisv of WaU»f Tii»or -Iftamip F Vauicliji, 6111 He said he did not know hoW ClMslfied or "Want Ads" are taken over the phone aa a oon- and never left our store. Customer Typewriter Service, 47$ IB' Mid­ Rosiltor, Ml 96189. kitchen with cherry Provincial famliy, $14,600. Robert Wol-; 'This is a real, honest to gosh AT A COURT OF PROBATF•: h^iii' Strict, t^nford. ^^.lln^( ficni, «d- rxiaiiv packers canned tuna under REWEAVINO Of blimn, moth holsa. ... m. nilni.^Uatnx wifTk will anii^-xcd , *9,^ *a » n m venionoe, ^Oio advortiaer ahoidd read hia ad the FIRST DAY IT 1x10" Pine Bheathlhg. 6000' Lote is being transferred and willing to dle Tpke., Manchester, MI 9-8477. cabinets and all electrical con­ verton A'(g « n c y, Realtor. MI Best Buy. Call MI 3-5121 and ask Rt iCanchttfitttr. within Rnd /or the Ar ORDKRF.D thaf-fix nn-nlhj* fmrn Ihp ! A&P label, norhOW lonj it Zl^psn rqialred Window Shades tri('i et MAHcheMer, on th# I6th rtnv of , 0 * 1 APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the next inser­ $04.00 Per M’ sacrifice deposit, as Well as Week­ MANCHESTER—460 feqt frontage veniences; family room, 2%- 9-381$. for I-^en Charboneau. Belfiore Ihv (jf Mairh, 19»>T hw Hiid th** might lake to lest it. made to measure: all sised Vene­ on busy highway. Zoned for bust, Marrh I96't * ISfli tion. l%e Herald la reaponalble for only ONE Incorrect or omitted ly payments already made, Oaths, four roomy bedrooms ex- Agency. ' Pre.ent, ■ Hon John J. W.lletl. | He said the M.me tuna U fentr- tian blinds Keys made while you Handsplit Bam Shakes Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 neaa. Approved for gas station tr o fireplace in basement, 2 ' rrsdllore within whirfr l(. bring in ItMertton for any adverttaement and then only to the extent of a wait. Tape Recordera for rent. $11.06 Per Bq^. THIS IS A REAL BUY I 1 I Terms. Hayes Agsney, MI 8-4808. ~ i ■'"K?r.te of Jean B. M Pitkin, uio o f' » " A *P stores "make cood" Insertion. Errora which do not lessen the value of YOU GET; Complete living room, porbhes, 2-car g a r^ e, pack-like 7,7 , Manrheaier, In said DIsirirt decessed. i but that there have been no other Marlow’a, 867 Main. Ml 9-6m . OIRL’S coats; dresses, slzss 14 cfAdlior^ to brlna I Uie advertisement win not be oorreoted by "make good” Inaertion. jR>(a, chair, rooker, tables, lamps, setting, Warren B. Holland, South W ta d ^ Lots For Sale t.>, The .dmlnlstrainr,«dmlnlstr«lur. having exhibited 1" ... „ reports of any poisoning. CASH ’N CARRY and aubteen 10; boy’s suits, hus­ SO. Win d s o r — business zone, ReOltor'Trader, MI 8-1108. ------pZf i hie preliminsrv gdminleitaiion------r _ ------srruunt- I in HiPlf »*"l time silo* FURNITURE REFINISHED — NOBODY — BUT NOBODY — rug-and TEN accessories! (JOM- ky slse 14. Reasonable. MI 9-4824. 130’ front oii busy Route 80 in W YU .YS ST - Extraordinary I ,hi, noun for si ; 'rt bv pnhiiebmg » .-..i.t of u,,.-'..mIm The ronipany has ,n o plann to bums removed, workmanship u n d e r s e l l s n a t io n a l PLETB BEDROOM: Bookcoss Wapping Outer. Depth 280’. EIGHT ROOMS, 4 or 6 bedrooms, AN UNUSUAL SPLIT single lot, 240 foot frontage KH lowanrp ii in i«omp fU'Wnimpor havtnj: a cirruJa irmiifv health authorities, lia ()RDP:HKD thRt thtt m\i day of I l ^ guaranteed. Manchester Re- bed, chest,^ dresser and mirror. Brick 2-famlly has many possible paneled family room, Uving 3-7444. 1 U iU YOUR COOPERATION WILL |%IAI kAI ^ 9 7 1 1 flnishing Company. MI 3-9283. Gold Bond htattress and box s P ^ g March. 1963. al iwo o'clock, in Ih#* af i day^ from ih<* daU «if ih BE APPRECHATED f r l l I I NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. Wanted— To Buy 68 uses. Plot will accommodate ex­ room with fireplace, aluminum ipni? SAT IT Avfwa lawcrA 1^6 i n o i i*‘r»oon. at Uip Probate Office in Ih^ j makp to this couil In Detroit, the firm said the cons and SEVEN ahcgssorics! COM­ FOR S A L E • eJ^ra i^rg e lot in B Municipal Building In said Manchea-} giv^n 381 State Street, pansion. Tremendous investment combinations, attached garage, In excellent condition. Attrac­ in question were packed b.v the REUPHOLSTERING — kitchen PLETE KITCHENS 7 piece. For­ ione on Oak Street Manche.sler. t»'i. bp and thp aam» ia aaairnpd for a JOHN J WAJel.KIT. Judge North Haven, Connecticut f r a n k is buying and seUlng good growth potential. Ray 8. Hoi close to school, shopping and tive , family room in knotty Washington Packing Corp . of San chairs » specialty, small repair dumAt. ir ^ mica t<9 kitchen s6b- and utility pine, large Living room, kitch­ Call Ml 9-3391. hearing on th? allowance of «ald ad- jobs done in your home. MI AfKM m trr 248-9147 used furniture and antiques at 430 combe. Realtor, MI 4-1386. transportation, $17,600. Phllbrlck nyinlatration account with said estate, Francisco, and added that tha mttoNK mioALro. table. ' Lake St. Coll and see what we've Agency, MI 9-i464. en with abundance of cabin­ a.acprtainmant of hairs and order of 9-9468. THREE BUILDING lots, prime dl.Mributlnn. and this Court directs PARTY HEADS MEET president df the packing firm, Al­ PLUS ALL THESE got. Open Sundays. MI 0-6680. ets, 8 bedrooms, garage, wall bert D. Levy, had flown to Detroit TROUBLE REACHING OUR ADVERTISER? Houses For Sale 72 (JUSTOM 7 room ranch, sunken to wall carpeting in practical­ location, AA gone P hllbnC K that notictt of the time and place as- HARTFORD (APi Republican EXTRAS! WE BUY SELL or trade antique Agency, MI 9-8464 ) signed for said hearing be given lo all Tuesday to give any help possible. Household Goods 51 31" TV set. refrigerator, range, family room, built-lns. l ’ '.> baths, ly all rooms. Large lot, quiet __ persons known to be Interested therein Slate Chairman A. Searle Pinney Building— Contracting 14 and used tumiturs, china, gloss, SIX ROOM ranch, one year old, 1 garage, trees, only $18,600. Carl neighborhood. Call to see it and Democratic State Cthairman A spokesman for the Food and dishes, pots and pans, silverware, baths, 2-oar garu e, $20,900. Phil VERNON -BEAUTIFULLY treed !’,P ''th i."’ o X 24-Hovr Answering Service silver, plotuis tn okO f and ok I ton W. Hutchins, MI 9-8132, now $17,900. Mr. Govang, MI lot 146x165, panoramic view ,' John M. Bailey have agreetl to ar­ Drug Administration .said in De­ REMODELING — Charles Home Electrical Services 22 Help Wanted<—Fenwle 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 glasses, toaster, steam iron, per­ brick Agency, MI 9-8464. newspaper having a circulation troit that the spore-forming organ­ SEVEN PIEC!E dining room set, oolna, old dolls and guns, hobby Multiple Listing. 9-53()6, TR 6-0820, TR 5-6611. $2,800. E. E. Bushey Agency, Ml in sai(1 District, at least seven days range a meeting between legis­ Improvement. All kinds of re­ colator, etc. ism causing the poisoning could modeling, financing arranged. M3 WANTED WAITRESS, part-time REETUGERATTON Serviceman, $60. TR 6-9493. colleotions. attic oontenta or wholo 0-2083. before the day of said hearing and lative leaders of both partie.s to FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt serv­ NO DOWN PAYMENT estates. Fiimlturs Repair Servloe, CONCORD RD.—Beautiful ranch, PITKIN STREET—Eight room bv mailing on or before March 18, diaouss the General A.s.sembly’s survive the initial cooking at a Free io Herald Readers 9-4920. work wily, experience necessary part-time — unit changes on all large Uving room, formal dining i 963. by certified mall, a copv of this ice on all types of electrical wir­ GENUINE MAHOGANY bedroom IS NECESSARY TalconvUe. Conn. Tol Ml 8-744$ colonial on comer lot. Four good unfinished business. The two met cannery, but that under pressure ing. Licensed and insured. Wtlaon fPr dining room service. Phone makes, mostly shop work put­ room, cabmet kitchen, 2 bed­ order to Jeanette A. Pitkin Day's suite, twin beds, dual quilted This furniture can be delivered bedrooms, four rooms down In BARROWS A WALLACE Ferry. Woolwich. Maine; Herbert J. yeetetxlay in what was described cooking in the can, the organism Want InfOnimtion on one of oar claeeifled ndvertlaementat Ne FALLOUT SHELTERS—AddiUons, EUectrical Co., Manchester. Ml MI 3-2786. ting trade-ins in working, order. rooms, rsoreatlon room, land Legal Notices remodeling, bathrooms. Die work, headboards -excellent condition. lmmediately,or can be stored free WANTED—CRIB in good eondl­ elude heated sim.room. Rec room McKinnev. c 'o Allan D. Thomas, as an exploratory session aimed at would die. answer at the telephotM Ustedf Simply eaU the 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 8-7V70. W. H. Preuss Sons, Vi Village BcapM yard. Marion E. Robert­ 55 East Center 8t., Atty.. 9S9 Main 8t.. Mancheater. Conn. MI 9-0698. of charge. rHEE DELIVERY — tion, call MI 8-6007, after 4:80 in basement 90% completed. Ex­ AT A COURT OJ' PROBATK held "idantifying areas of di.sagree- Medical authorities said tha ar- recreation rooms. Roofing, con­ TWO NIGHT ahlfta open for ex­ Street, Rockville. son, Realtor, MI 8-6968. at Manchf'stei. within and for the dis- .TORN J W A U aICTT. Jud|ta crete work. Call Leon Cieszynskl, perienced counter and grill wom­ FREE SERVICE. This complete p.m. cellent condition throughout. T. Manchester, Conn. m«nt.” Pinney predicted the joint ganism can live indefinitely in, a CHANCE OF A UFETIME ti:tci of llanf'hester. on the i5th day of MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE MI 9-4291. en. Apply in person only. Jack’s outfit can be seen at: J. Crockett, Realtor. 643-1577. March. A.D. 1963. DECREE ON legislative meeting, which prob­ can and can pa.ss into the blood Floor Finishing 24 TO GO HOUSEKEEPING present. Hon. John J. Wallelt, IJMITATION o r OIJ^IMS ably will be held next week, will stream of a per.son who so much Coffee Shop, E. Center. GILBERT’S OF ooms Without Board 69 Judge. HOME AND attic remodeling, PART-TIME WORK -CJUSTOMER MOVING TO ’ COLONUL, EXCELLENT condi AT A t'Ol.^RT O F PROBATE holden be the first o< a series. as tastes the infected food. Ml 9-0500 roofing, guttering and siding. Ac- WOMAN TO answer my 4nisiness LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA NEW BRITAIN tion. Located up in the Green Estate of Garfield U- Keeney, late at Bolton, within and for the District FLOOR LAYING, sanding, refln- 11 STANLEY ST f u r n is h e d ROOMS. InqtHm MAN(?HBSTER—6 room Colonial of Manchester in said di.«trict, de­ of Andover, on the 13th dav of March coustical ceiling, porch enclosing, SO THEY CAN’T USE THIS area. Three light airy bedrooms ceased. ishing our specialty. Get the best phone calls in your home, Mon­ BA 6-7778 Scranton Motel between 6-7, Ml home with a 2-car garage fea­ A D 196.3 and leave yoar nisaaage. Yooni hear from oar advertteer la Jig and all kinds of carpentry. Work- Ambitious men needed to han­ TAKE 8 YEARS TO PAT! Room To Breathe up, three rooms down. l,arge liv­ Upon application of Duroihy H. Kee­ Present Norman J. Preuss. Judge, for less. Call MI 4-0601. day through Friday, 8:30-8 p.m. 9-0826. tures a 22 foot living room with ney. administratrix, praying for au­ wWioat ependlng aU evening at the telephone. manship guaranteed. MI 9-0722, I will have phone installed in dle service calls evenings and — WANTED — Open Daily 8-9, Saturday to 6:80 ing room with fireplace. 1% On motion of Dorothy S. Bosworth. On Route 71 near Route 73 bypass Ldta ot elbow room in this fireplace, dining room. 3 sunny thority_ to. V compromise g ■’ t J- and . J settle I , ■ on the estate of Rov B, Bosworth, late FLOOR SANDING and reflnlshlng your home. MI 3-5688 after 5. Saturdays. Must have own car Reliable, Honest, Pers<« ATTRACmV. SLEEPING room baths, finished rec room In base bedrooms, I 'i baths, oil hot certain doubtful and di.spuled claim in i »sjd district, da- QUALITY CARPENTRY—Rooms, TO 'TAKE OVER spacious 6 room Oolanlal. , _____. ^ ,1 i favor of said estate against 1Rubbf'r A (specializing in older floors). and be presently employed. TWO SEWING machines slightly gciitleman ■-bath, private ment. Central location, good watep h6al. For appointment call, ]>iaatics Compound Comi»anv rpaspd. basements refinished, built-lns, Painting. Ceilings. _ Paj^rhanglng. _ _ _ UNPAID BALANCE yard. Only $19,900. T. J. O ock- Plastics Compound Cpmpaiiy. Inc of dolli dw.ree that six Lost and Found Automobiles For Sale 4 For personal interview call used, excellent condition, late' entrance, Inquire 196 Family ksed Mjtchen, formal Robert Wolverton, Realtor, MI Ih<- City of New York, Slate ..f New ] »llow«d and ilmited for the formica. tUe. general repair. No | No” job“too~ sm ^ 7 John'verfalUe,' •Hartford JA 9-7773, 9 a.m. -9 MONTHLY PAYMENTS ett. Realtor, 643-1577. job too small. Call William Rob- 9,5750 PERMANENT models greatly reduced, $99.80 Spruce St. dining room and large living 9-2813. ^ , , 1. , I rreditors of said eatate to exhibit their OLDSMOBILE LOSTk Psss Book No. 5814, Sav­ p.m. $16.79 and $69.60. Singer Sewing Center, ORDh-RKEt:-—I liat the fui eKoinf; a p -, asainel the same to ^ r o - [ ings Dfepmtment of the Coimectl- bins Carpentry Service, MI COMFORTABLE r 60M in quiet room plus, two' tremendous SIX ROOM ranch, attached ga OVERSIZE CAPE, Buckley pHcaUon^be heard and d..tei mine,i at g Bosworlli. Exenitrix. and d l-; 1961 FORD WAGON HARDWOOD FLOORS — laid 3 COMPLETE 832 Main St, Manchester, MI tiw* Probate office in Manchester In I public notice be given of 1 1 cut Bank AJDiist Company. Ap- 9-3446. home, shower-bath, gbrage, gen­ bedrooms and cenunic tiled rage, bullt-tas, aluminum storms School, 1% bathe, garage, extra Raid District, uii the 29th da.v POSITIONS 8-8883. ’■ this order by adrertlsing In a newa- I V-8, automatic transmission, sanded, refinished. Call MI ROOMS OF FURNITURE tleman. MI 8-6848. and screens. Large wooded lot. March. A.D. 1963, eleven o'clock jdlcation m a ^ ^ payment CALL ME on your formica needs, bath. Detached garage. Park- large rooms, acre lot, city utili­ paper having a circulation in said dis­ SELL-A-BRATION white - red interior 9-4920. A number o f interesting and All of this merchandise is in our 58 Croft Drive. By owner, MI ties, immaculate. Bel Air Real in the forenoon, and that notice be trict. and by posting a ropy thereof on ; bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, challenging jobs await quali­ war^ouae. It has' never left our Uk« wooded lot located oloM 4-8988. Sriven to &ti persons interested in said the public sign post In said Town of , I Help Wanted— Estate MI 3-9332. estate of the pendency of said appli­ vanltory units, ^table-top.s and fied women who want a perm­ store and is fully guaranteed. r o o m f o r woman, kitchen priv­ to new Catholic High Sriiool. Bolton nearest the place where the ^ Announcements.. 2 1960 FORDS (3) FLOOR SANDING, interior and cation and . the time and place of deceased last dwell. I Island stands. MI 9-893fi. anent position with a well es­ Male or Female 37 Some In original factory crates WATKINS ileges. Call after 6, MI 96186. A fine buy at $16,900. g p c ROOM (jape, attractive open (jOMPACT RAN INCOME TAXES prepared In ALL TYPES of carpentry—kitch­ from Waddell School is this 3 having a cirfrulation in .said di.sTricl. 8 to choose from. downtown Hartford area. Em­ OPENINGS NOW avaUalde for serial numbers. Bargain Shop f u r n is h e d r o o m for gentle­ hot water heat, aluminum com­ bedroom ranch, full basement home or hy c^ip^tment. Exper- Priced right. en, bath remodeling, contract or at least seven days before the day of LIMITATION ORDER I ioiced tax work, 94 hour service. ployee parking avallabis. full Or parit-Ume poeitlona with Beautiful Westing^Duse Elec. man, heat, Ughts. private en­ binations, one block from bus with garage, comer lot, plenty of said hearing, to appear if th>*y see by’ hour. Free estimates. PI line, $14,900. Phllbrlck Agency, cause at sai(i time and place and be AT A COURT o r PROBATE held ' Call MI 1-4793.______Private Instructions 28 Easily ' accessible from Man- Marshall Field owned enterprise. Refrigerator trance, parking. Evenings MI trees Top value tor only $15,700. at Manche.sler within and for the IN * -[ | 2-8592. Ml 9-8464. heard relative thereto, and make re­ chestw. Salary ownmensurate < Tlioee who have a desire to serve Beautiful Bedroom Suite $12.96 TVin Size Brase Head- 8-281$. T. J Crockett, Realtor. 643-1577. turn to this court. trict of Manchester on the 13th dav of , 1959"OLpSMOBILE S-88 Jarvis Realty Co. March. 1963, INCOME TAX returns prepared by 4-doW 'HMdtop. All CARPENTRY — remodeling, re­ LEARN with ability aa demonstrated importantly and to gain financial Beautiful Living Room Suite board, aa is, 0.00 JOHN J. W A U .K T T . Jtidge auditor. Buaineaa and individual. on test and by woric expert* Independence call 638-0877, Thurs­ Beautiful Dinette Set LARGE ATTRACmVE room next TAJJNER STREET — Ideal loca­ MANCHESTER—6 room finished Present. Hon. John J. Walleit. I power, WhcK Sharp, pair work, roofing. Telephone Ed $169.00 High Wing Back Lounge to shower, private home, perk- RBAim>RS MLS APPRAISERS tion, neat five room ranch. Three LIMITATION ORDER Judge Large oelection of new Oldwnobiles in stock— ready to Accountii^ aervlcea. Raymond sharp. SA^VE Stasiak, Andover. Electronics — Television ence. Positions ore in typing, day 6-9. Beautiful "De Luxe" Range CJape, built-lns, good neighbor­ .n. . „ „ ______, Rxlitti* nf Ida Q. Moorf. lat» of Man-j Girard, l u 9-6008. Refrigeration — Air Conditiailng rating and personnel. For Instead of Westlnghouse Elec. ChEilr, box pleata, foam cushion, tag, gentleman. MI 9-8364. MI 86113 MI 9-1300 (or two) bedrooms, hlg kitchen. hood. Asking $13,300. Tongren AT A COURT O F PROBATK ^ I d ' rho.xt^r. in said Di.xtrirl. d^r<-aa#d. go. Choose from this selection the body style yon have ' -V Power Oil Burners A Controls more information and an ap­ Refrigerator If you prefer brown-pink colonial print, 99. Paneling In living room Base­ Agenoy, MI 3-6321. 'hp Dia- On motion of Goorzo T. Doiiiria»». ' FEDERAL INCOME taxes prepar­ trict of ^n o h o a te r, on tho ISth day of j Willimantir Conn, and been waiting for— We have F-85’s, 88’a, Super 88'a and PICKUP TRUCkS^ \ Roofing— Siding 16 Spring Term Now Starting — pointment call the Personnel Rugs, Lnmps, Tables, Linoleum MI S-IOM MI 9-7814 ment with garage. Stairway qp to March, 1963. Sonior Waahinf^on. 70 Proapart St . Sitaationg Wanted— $42.60 47%" Oblong Walnut Apartments— Flnta— BIG SPLIT level In Mancheeter' Prasent, Mon. John J. Wallatt, taoomfiald Conn., axartitora. ed with your savings in mind. 7 to choose from. Enroll Now Department and a Few Other Articles second floor. T. J. Crockett, Real­ 98’s. Reasonable ratea. Call MI 9-6246, 627-0791 ext 946 Female 38 (Jocktall Table, tapered legs, Tenements 63 tor, 643-1577. Green area. CJenter hallway, full „ „ e ...... ORDF.RED that aix monlha from REAL BUYS! ! A; A. DION, m e . Roofing, siding, Elfficient Placement Service EVERYTHING 19.96 Batata of S m n « B Solnndlor. lata ,ha 13lh day of March, 1963. ba and B. J. Baylea. painting. Carpentry. Alterationa THE HARTFORD STEAM THE UNPAID basement, 2 full baths,, hot water ^ Manchaatar In aaid Diatrict. da- aama ara limilad and allowad fo r . MANCHESTER—Autumn St. Im­ AT MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES and^i^tlaiM. Ceilings. Workman­ Write: New England Tech. BOILER INSPECTION AND WILL CARE for children In my b a l a Nije p r ic e 118 MAIN—Three rooms, heat, hot oil heat, copper plumbing, apace caaaed tha craditora within which to brinz in INCOME TAX returns prepared $79.60 Modem Lounge Chair, $9,900—6% ROOM ranch fireplace, On motion of Harold W. Garrity of JEEPS 4-WHEEL ship guaranteed. 290 Autumn St. 86 Unlcm Place, Hartford, Conn. INSURANCE COMPANY home any age by hour, day, ONLY $418.26 water, stove refrigerator, $100. maculate ramch, extra large for rec room, attached garage. Ihalr claima azatnat aaid aatata. and I by former Internal Revenue button back, foam cushion, tan­ 3-cor garage, large lot, Mvocy. kitchen, home completely redeco­ aaid Manchaatar. adminiairator. aaid axactitora ara dlractad to zlv** 8 to chooee from. Clean. MI 8-4860. 66 Proqiect Street week. MI 8-4609. Free storage until wanted. Free MI 9-6239, 9-6. Owners ■ amcious. Call MI 3-5121 O RDERED that aix montha from Agent In the convenience of your gerine cover, tapered walnut legs, Carlton w l Hutcnlna, Realtor, rated, full basement, city water public notica to tha craditora to brinz ; Or Call 625-3406 delivery. Free up by our own and a.sk for Len Charboneau. Bel­ tha ISIti day of Marclt. 196.3. ba and in thair claima within aaid tima allow- . "We Hare The Best — home for Individual and businer~ Hsjtford 60.96 NEW. HEATED, 8 room efficien­ Multiple Llattag, MI 96182. tha aama ara limitad and allowad for ALL TYPES of Y o^ s repaired or For Full Information RELIABLE HIGH sduxd girl ds- reliable men. Free service. and sewers, located In one of fiore Agency';-., ad by pubtiahinz a copy of Ihla ordar | MI 9-8938. stres babysitting, afternoon^ and cy apartment, second floor, con­ Manchester’s better areas. Only lha craditora within whlrh to brinz in in aoma nawapapar hayinz a rirotiia- ! 1955 VOLKS 2-door replaced, spedalinhg In Bonded SALEISLADY, experienced selling $96.60 Spearback Windsor Side SEVEN R(X>M home, 3-car gar­ thair claima az^inat aaid aatata, and evenings, references. MI 9-6037. Phmie for appointment venient location, $110 a month. $480 down. $18,500. Schwartz MANCSiESTER—6 ^oom Oolonia], tion in aaid probata dialricl within tan . Good second car. built-up and shlnigle..^ roofing. women’s or Junior apparel, con­ SAMUEL ALBERT Chair, maple, 14.96 age, located on on acre o( wood­ aaid adminiairator ia diractad in ziva dava from tha data of thia ordar and We Wholesale The Rest" FULL-TIME tax accountant ready Mortgages SI Warren E. Howland, Realtor, MI Real Estate AD 6-1241, Mr. Ar- 8 bedrooms, socoell^t location, iblic notica to tha craditora to brinz to assist you. Rates reasonable. Special . 1349 Coughlin Rooting Co., Manches­ tingent with car to woric in ' Hartford CJH 7-0858 ed land Including three building ratiirn maka to thia court of tha no- | ter, MI 8-7707. cheater or Wethersfield, exc $80.00 Slipper Chair; foam, but­ 8-1108. nida, MI 3-6454. $17,500; Coventry—6 room ranch, thair claima willtin aaid tima al- tica zivan. I Call B. J. TurMngton, Jr., M3 BESET BY BILLS? Let Us help WILL CARE for child in my home See It Day Or Night lots, dope to schools, shopping lowed by puhlishinpt: a ropy of this or­ JOHN J WAU.BTT, Judz» ’S8 Jaguar XK-l.SO Convertible . . . m s f i s salaiy plus. Call Mr. Shapir ton back, and seat, persimmon- one acre lot, $11,900, Iar|re as­ der in Rome n<»w«paper navinif a rir- 8-7731. ypu to a fresh start 1^ cwisoll- while mother works. MI 8-23i&. If you have no means of transpor­ VERY NICE 4 room rent. Good and tronspdrtatlon, $15,400. com RAN(iH, 6 LARGE rooms, 8 bed- 1958 VOLKS 2-door BIDWELL HOME Improvement appointment. MI 3-3138, Junior gold brocade, red lacquer legs, plete. Phllbrlthllbrick Agency, MI sumable • mortgage. Chambers rulalion In eald prohatr diRfrict within dating the many debts that de­ tation, I’ll send my auto tor you. location Near everything. Box rooms, fireplace, natural 'wood­ ten days from the datr of thia ortler ’.58 Mercury Custom 4-Door Sedan • $ 7 9 S FOR SERVICE and savings in pre- Maroon, new engine, Company—rooting, siding, altera­ World, Tote 'n Teens, 960 Main 69.60 Realty, MI 8-2825, MI 8-8930. \ paint, brakes, etc. tions, additions and remodeling mand ypur attention into one SPRING HOUSE cleaning by day No obllgatlcai even If you don’t T, Herald. 9-8464. work and kitchen cabinets, heat­ and return make to thin court of the P'paring income taxes for business St. or hour; also, babysitting. Tel. buy. notice given. A buy at ^95 of ali types. Ehccellent workman easily paiJ monthly obligation. $26.00 80" Red Lantern Table ed basement, attached garage, MANCHESTER—Are you looking j and mdlvldual, ctdl PI 9-6607, MI 3-9476. FOREST STREBrr—Dellgbtflil 19 JOHN J W A U ETT. Judge ship. MI 9-0490. $2,000 requites only $44.50 per A—L—B—E—R—r —S Lamp, brass, nautical print shade, room former Cheney residence In excellent condition, $19,500. Phil- for a good 6 room family home? 1953 Chev. i eyi. No. 3600 Picku|i Truck THREE ROOM apartment with IJMITA'nOX ORDER COTTON RUGS and beadspreads month includiilg. repayment. If 48-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD 18.60 porit-Uke netting, n bedroome, 4% brick Agency, MI 9-8464. If so, see this one located on bus­ 1 For Rent 1961 FALCON RAT'S ROOFmG CO. — shingle heat. Call MI 8-0082. AT X xCOlTRT OF PRORATE hsld expertly dyed—chooee from 70 you have property aQUlty, OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 baths, oxeeUmt eondltion. Owner line, Hot wale*- heat, full base­ A real UtUe money wagon. White, 4-door and built-up roofs, gutter work, tact Frank Burks, Connecticut MANCHEST^IR — 7 "room i^lit ment, storm windows and at Manrhhuter within and for the Diu- As 1«. No warranty at this price. ^ 1 9 5 decorator cedors. Lucky Lady TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Dogs— ^Birds-^ets 41 162 piSSELL s t r e e t — 4 room MI 9-7444. level, 1% baths, rec room, gar­ trlrt of Mans^ftRt^r. on thf* ]5th dav of WCALFOR Laundry, 48 Purnell Place. autow, low mileage. HAZARDVILLE EXPERIENCED FURNITURE 22 SAVAGE RIFLE, bolt action, availaUe A ^ l 1. Adults prefer laiY* Uving room, dlnlnf room, ♦1945 loan or finance company plan. Storage 20 peep sight, like hew, $30. MI USED YO U N O STQ ^ metal cab­ S«wi•rag* Disposal Co. red. MI 9-7829. kitchen, anidy and lavuory, 4 deUvery man, good pay, caU Mr. 180-183-183 Pearl S t—MI S-S808S MANCHESTER — 143 Autumn Douglas Motors, 888 Main. Pettenglll, MI 8-1894. 9-1708. inets. Call MI 9-4049 for informa­ bedrooms and bath on second THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO. MANCHESTER — modern 8% Street. Older .0 room home, 1% Auto Driving School 7-A tion. flooi. Recreation room with fire­ ’61 Olds “ 88” Holiday Sedan . . . 9 2 2 4 S WHY BUY a foreign sports car? Moving, packing, storage, local WE OFFER SHORT ORDER Cook, second GOOD FORD pickup, dry fire­ rooms, sublease, rent is paid up place In boaement. Attached DREAM HOUSE baths, recreation room, screened BALANCE and^ If it’s class you want, stop in at In patio, 2-car garsige, combina­ MORTLOCK’S Driving School Inc., and Iwig distance. Agents for shift. Howard Johnson’s Restau­ place and furnace wood, truck to May 1, Can MI 9-6764. double garage. Aluminum ttding. ’61 Ford Fairlane 2-Door Sedan Gordon’s Atlanttc Service. Classic Wheaton Van Lines, Inc., world­ A paid training program chains, truck tubes. MI 0-1868. tion storms, 100x200 lot $17,900. - 0 1 2 7 5 offices, classroom, located Man­ rant, Tolland ^ k e ., Manchester. Central toeatton. 883,900. Phu* Jt thsrs svsr was a dream model 1957 Thunderblrd, mint wide movers Free estimates. MI Generous advertising support LARGE 6% ROOM flat, second brick Agency. 9-0494. Call for appointmoit MI 9-0191. condition,, low mileage, fully chester Parkade, lower level. Be­ 3-6187. floor, av^laMe April 1. Oean. house, thia is it. This modem, ginners, older, nervous students, Skilled technical asslstancs GRADER OPERATORS — niust equq>ped. Gordon’s Atlantic Serv- Financial help have experience with small resi­ Adults only. Call after « P "'-. MANCHESTER — New 6 room brand-new 5 room Rancher SO; WINDSOR — charming niatlc ALIGNMENT SPECIAL 1961 Oldsfflobile 4-Doer Sedan jeei, West Rd., Ellington, TR our specialty. Teen-age driver’s MANCHESTER Package DsUveiy. Garden— Farm—-Dairy 9-1928.» brick ranch, buUt-ins 14x30 Uving offers the ultimate in design appearance with split rail fence, education course. State certified. dential and commercial graders. ' 6-8392. I, Light trucking and package 4ellV- Apply In person Industrial Pav­ Products 50 room with fire]riace, naif acre lot, and quality construction at a lot 100x335, on deadend street. 6 B «a n OfdM owiw-r ni MI 9-7398. ecy. Rsfrlgerotooi. w a a b ^ and Call Bob Simmons at 622-8151 WANTED 8% ROOM HEATED, apartment, price you can afford to pay. • rooms plus 2 fully finished family W « ^ aN thk^—Correct • 1 7 9 5 ing A Enginsering (Jompony, 184 reasonably priced. Hayes Agenoy, 1956 OLDSMOBILE 2-door hard­ stove moving specialty^ FcHdIng or dial Operator and ask for available April 1. includes stove, (Completely furnished and open rooms in this zpllt level, garage, MANCHESTER Driving Academy. Enterprise 1310. E. Service Road, Hartford, QUALITY APPLBS grown In Man­ MI 8-4808. easter, camber, toe-in, top. very good condition. Tel. MI obolra for rent, w Man with so Im ability and niunrikHien to worli In refrigerator and parking, $108. tor your inspection; Daily, 16 lavatory In master bedroom, 9-9254 after S p.m. Winter driving instruction is safe across from the Meadows Bowl­ chester, 33 lb. bag, $1;5®’ izdjuat steering, .eriss- ’61 Pontiac Bonneville 4-Door H ardtop...... -0 2 .9 0 5 ing Lanes. Farm. W9 W . Center. MI $-8116. monthly. Manchester Garden TANNER STREET — Bowen p.m .; Weekends, 10-8 p.m. For kitchen range, fine drapes, com­ under professional instruction, Advnrtising Dnpartmnnt at Thn Hnrold. Apply In bination storms, only $18,900. Special care to nervous and eld­ Apartments, MI 3-7936. School area. 7 room ODtoniol, 8 directions call erosa and aafety check VOLKSWAGEN 1960, blue d^uxe Painting—-Paperinf 21 twin sised bedrooms, gora| Other ^>lits $16,500 up. Glenn ’•« Olds “88” HoHday Sedan...... 511145 sedan, 5 brand new tires includes erly. Call for appointment and pnrson. Ssn L. A. Thorp, Advnrtising Dimetor. PLEASANT 8 RCXHiC apartment tires, balance front free Driver’s Manual. PI 2-7249. Help Wanted— Female 35 4%% mortgage, only |17,300. Roberts Agwicy, ReaKors, MI two new snow tires. Phone MI EXTERIOR AND interior painting. on Omtor Street, refrigerator end 4-1621, 528-0794. wheels. All makes 3-7021 after 6 p.m. Wallpaper books. Piqistliangtng. Hayee Agenoy. MI 8-4808. LARSON'S — Connecticut’s first WOMAN TO live in as housekeep­ Iiivestiiiait PrefMrty for Your Futun. otove. MI 8-7988. models. OelUngs. Floors. Fully Insured er, private room, adult and three SPLIT LEVEL—6 rooms, recrea­ 1960 Fentiac Catalina 1968 CHEVROLET II, SS Con­ licensed driving school, trained workmanship guaranteed. LOb Jarvis Realty Cd , certified and approved, now of­ children. (3all MI 9-0500 for Inter­ tion room, gu-oge, very clean, station Wagon 4-Door. vertible, Wue, white top. stand­ Peiletlsi , ku 9-6836 If no answer, view. Bfisiness Locations ard shift, one month atof«. MI water 3-zone heat. 1% baths, 1960 Velkswagen Sunreef tires. Used omy four months. el, like new, $550. Call MI 3-7112. ■onablt ratsa. 80 years in Man- start earning $2 an hour immedi­ privacy, (jartton W. Hutchins, MI MUFFLERS ately. Only a few territories left 96339, 96. BIGHT ROOM Ooioiilal. 4 bsd- Owner, MI 3-2993. otasoter Roymciid FIska. MI rooms, garags, centrally located, 9-5132. Business Services Offered 13 9-9317. in Manchester. Call 289-4922. Larsen's $ 13 9 5 1959 CADILLAC Convertible—my to r rent with heat good condition. $17,600. Philbrieft PART-TIME receptionist for pro­ lits. Biquire Manchester Ageney, MI 9-8464. SEVEN ROOM ^>111, 1% baths, HARDWARE, m e. FREE personal car jHirchased new. LAWN MOWERS ______EKTE3UOR and interior painting, (3o.^,^ teC'. 10 Henderson fanBy lootn, garage, choice lo- Never abused. Honest Douglas, repaired sales and aarrios, pick paperhanging, wallpaper remov­ fessional office, state age, stc M Depot Square, ktoMl *M ChevToieit Impnla 6 Cylinder 4-Door Hardtop 5 1 4 4 5 Write to Box W, Herald. RANCH 8 M $ , MoUMd and psttsl eotton. in.OOO. Fbllbnek Agmeg, Ftaone 849-6314 m S TA LU TIO N 333 Main. up and deUvery. loe okotsa ttMtp- ed, ceilii^ , fully insured. Call od Uving zoom, 3 Rrdptoais (ona MI 9-9464. oned, precision ground. L b M George Ouillette, MI 9-12S1. OA^mobtlc “88“ Holiday Sedan...... 5 1 5 M 1952 CHEVROLET, 4-door deluxe, HAIRDRESSER wanted — top ki bosemant), 8 badrogoMoS-aar Bquipment Oosparation, Booto wages and commlksion. LuJon’s gorogs. p a r t^ sondtUoa, IM,900. Gonrantoed for as long, Standard transmission, reliable Vernon. Conn. TR B-TOOi. Mand COMPLETE PAINTING^and deco­ transportation, $125. MI 9-6482. rating service. Interior-exterior, Salon of Beauty, 8-1989. DESIRABLll LOCATIOK nU brick Aganey, MJ 9-M64. BHARPENmO Bsevtoo— Bawa, fully guaranteed to your satis­ INVITATION as you own your car. OVER H LATE MODH knlv( FOR SALE b y owner—6 room brick RANGE faction, with down to earth DOWNTOWN Cape, excrtlent condition, 147 Aiid Up 1964 FORD, RUNNmG condition, Ick fltfTtOG. C tiA - prices, fully insured. Vick’s TO BID V A L U K -R A T »a > L:;«KI> O ARS TO (iH O O RE FRO M $70. Call MI 9-6082. aft«- 7 p.m. tol Fqu^nsat bo., 8i MoUi lit. Painting A Decorating 539-8422, IdANCHEsteR Autumn I Street, Shown by ap- ^ lours dolly 7-8. MI 9-6452. MANGHESTER pointmtot. (Safi MI 9-llM Ktar $. bids will be receivetj at FUEL OIL Tlniraday TA, Saturday T-4. MI 4 lEAUTVUL 3JIOOM APARTMENTS toe Office ot toe Genscol Manager, 1$08 T-BIRD, srUte, moice otter. 8-79M. TAKE ADVANTAGE of the lull 41. Cantsr Stiwet, MandMoter, GtaSOLINF n 8606L ■ultoWs tmr MtoBi or O BttBSBtk RiL MBtil Mozoh W, 1988 session. It costs you less to have aid BELMOirr Located In She omtar ed Ionb. E od i oiMctmaBt edettets-of klteh- BTJBPS, 81DEWAIKB, atone your work done now. Paint" \ LOT 102x612 alozud uos, 9MOO, m host, «lr to WiOO A J i. for Ttatoiie Wlgi»wa|r MANCHESTER OLOSMONLE ALWAYS A ttood •VlAV of Mssd «■, Uvtng fw m wSSypletiva wladesf, double bedroaos, tOe both waUs, flr^laees: flagatoos ter­ oeiUngs whltaaed and RUi fiLEANim oad 8 lima dfeMsiSL Ifae home was aaisfhlty modendaed to loot InnirKfttHy LnndscapncT uenattoned, anvU perktet. •^MBKe OhsvrpMa and Fords, $M6 sod races. Ah oonerste rspoirs. baiiliroMB, Kttaban wito bwH-toa, BM fosma and t^MolfioaUona are papMfag. CaH MI 9-0796. a Hfetime. Ibtsrioe sndla are B loater srlth SbMglas tnanlotlnn. BANTLY OIL HARTFORD GENERAL fkiWB, at Osotor Motors. 684 Cw>- Sosas O w iw tiaaaheied. Onmedlota occupancy to r thla bsfement saUtng apane.. Fbons d o^ la ataik, b M t atofeifto. On MOTOR SALES Reasonably prlesd. MI 8-OTfcT c

> \ E a ‘ :,..s'> '■, W EDNESDAY, BIARCH 90, IM t r>TO U R lllattrl;^ist?r Sttifnitts ff^raGt AvanMi DaSy Naf Preaa Ron the Weather. ri T: Far Hie Week Haded Fereeait et D. 1. WeatlMr Baragi Advaittasmant M a n b l6.U 68 Guy Hobbs Otx of DaUaatdsm. Pk. Mannheatar iaaamWy, Mira. Mary Dunpby, wlw ion- Mrs. JuUua Strong of Hebron The polish American Club, 106 Home, 400, Main St., to pay re- dome in ths fMOt floor or tlia Caeertog, hrawiy and oold !»•- apeota to the late Mrs. Mary Aim ’ntety arssftajrinc at the laOonolM IMiSMw For Oirla, wHl ■ dudU a dancing achool at the Rd., Bolton, was elected and in­ Clinton St., will have an Open family night potluok Saturday at back. Parking la no proMem at Bight. Lew. to Hw 30s. Friday rat Town House and St. Joseph’s Day party McCulley, whose daughter, Mrs. Hotel. 13,966 ' ■ »i - ^ . . Brltlah American CSub, haa been stalled as financial secretary, of 6:80 attheMSiaonloTemple. Bruce the Oonnactioat Bank, and Trust BMBtly uanny,- bncdy aad eauL ■ft! ■*■ ■'>; V ' ------1— invited to teach at an all-day Sunset Rehekah Lodgre Monday Satu'rday at 8 p.m, at the club­ Neal Chehey, la a member. rvOT^jiany on- Mhtn (Rrast. Tibs ItaBbM r o< tile A od li house. "The event is open to mem­ L4Mgue of Women Voters will Vkndexbrook wIM A ow sUdes cm laiglMMt ia the 40b. .‘^dk. tftMTdtf UoOm^m Clroto will study aeeaion dt the Boston CSiap- at a meeting at Odd Fellows Hall. •‘Western Holiday Tbur,” Ghl» either enttmnoe. Both doors ai« B n n a a of OlmilattdB bers and guests. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander W. meett tonight' at 8 at the home of Manch69ter— A City o f Village Charm iQiBorrow « t 8:18 p-m. at the ter at National Association of Mrs. Mabel Down of 1 Bow St. DoCVhs Roberta Jr., 35 Ray- May contact WorAy Advlaor Mias wide open to waloame you and to Dance and Affiliated Artists Sun­ viras installed as inside guardian of Gates of 60 Ansaldi Rd. are in M r s . ------. - aerv* you wNb efficient banMnf oC^ifas. Frank / . AaSMar, San Juan, Puerto Rloo, this week, mond Rd., to discuss the question Iqmn Fertta, 3 Osrard Bt, for In- day. the lodge. The VFW Auxiliary will meet aervtoca. y m m ot. tonight at 7 at Holmes Funeral on a week’s trip sponsored by the of economic growth. formatloii. T O L . U KO. 14S (TWENTY PAGES); MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1968 .fOMMOed Adverltoing on Fage 18) PRICE FIVE CENT! m Fred M. Nlckles, 87 Mill St., is ------^ now at Crestfield Convalescent Hospital, and would like to re­ SK 0IJIL this Tkureday, Fridiy. Saturday ceive visitors. , FDA Aide Says State NetvS The UtUe Theater of Manches­ ter will meet tonight at 8 at the Volcano Kills old tedmical school. School St. A Suspect Drugs program will feature the recogni­ OPEN THURSDAY Roundup Pleased JFK; MEN’S HALF SOlES tion scene from "Anastasia," with Ruth Rowley and Betty Lund- Off the Market A Q U A ilT Y berg; a monologue, "The Treas­ 9:30 to 9:00 PAA! 400 Balinese urer’s Report,” with Ben Shank- WASHINGTON. (AP) — Police Say Ten I .an, and Beverly and Lee Burton •OODYEAR in a dance exhibition. Food and Drug Commission­ j a ^ A k t a , In donesiafkito a lull. Laat Sunday K began Ban Scheme on spewing out rock and lava. er George P. Larrick says “WOUTP '(AP)— Bfdi island’s rampag- The civil defense spokesman three drugs which an FDA Aluminum Siding mg Agung volcano has kill^ said some 350,000 persona are be­ medical officer claimed had Report to Nation Set Personal Notices OPEN MONDAY THROUGH at least 400 pe^na, a spokes­ ing evacuated from an area 30 not been proven for safety man for the InobqeBian civil mUes around, the volcano, which HARTFORD (AP) — Ten the Balinese' consider the eenter "have been off the market defense organization said to- of the universe. for a long time.” men from out-of-state were LEATHER. »L75Reg. $2.50 to $2.75 In Memoriam S A T U R D A Y , 9:30 to 5:30! d ^ . And Larrick said In a state­ arrested today in connection In loving memory of our mother. Tons of lava and rock have Anna E. Wilson, who passed away file Bpdkeaman aald there wee spreaul death and destruction over ment Wednesday, the drug law with a high-pressure scheme Costa Rica March ao, 1968. an increasing threat of more vio­ a wide area. Thick clouds of vol­ passed by Congress last year will to sell aluminuni siding that "SHOE REPAIRING—SECOND TO NONE” lent eruptions from the 10,808-foot enable his agency to deal with The Wilson Family canic ash virtually blacked out the was described by State Police volcano In northeast Bali. sun over ports of Ball and dark­ such cases more effectively in Card Of Thanks President Sukarno had declared ened the w y over nearby populous the future. Maj. Samuel S. Rome us “ one Lauds Him In acknowledraent of the kindness, the tourlat-mecca laland a disaster east . Dr, John O. Nestor, medical of­ of the most vicious rackets thourhts, and deeds shown us during ■one. ficer for FDA Bureau of Medicine, HOUSE HALE our Dereavement in the death of our The spokesman said lava flows of its kind”— he has ever en­ &. It was not clear immediately beloved husband and father, we wish SPRING told the Senate Government Op­ SHOE BEPAHUNO SERVICE to thank Masonic L#odge No. 73. Iron Whether the Increased death toll have Isolated several areas to the erations subconunittee Wednesday countered. More arrests were In Sendoff Workers Local No.* 16. neighbors and waa due to new eruptions. Prevl- east and south of Agung. However, that the agency had permitted expected. trSE OUR OAK STREET ENTRANCE—Ml 8-412.1 friends. Grod Bless ail of you. eusly, officials had put the death the areas are accessible from the sale of at least three drugs— "Many homeownors stand a Mrs. Clarence Roach SALE! sea and boats u e being rqshed WASfflNGTON (AP) — Mrs. Warren Henderson toll at 160 or more. Elntoquel, Mer-29 and Altafur— chance of losing their property be­ James Roach A Red Cross source said latest from nearby Islands to aid victims although preliminary data on cause of the activities of this President Kennedy, back in and evacuate threatened areas. of reports listed 130 known Injured. them did not substantiate Uieir group,” said the major, commsui- the White House after ^ / ' DRESS In view of the jump in the death Besaklh, the largest and most safety. der of the State Police Detective seven-nation conference xlii toll, the number of injured also sacred of Bali’s temples, is on the Nestor further testified that the Division. was expected to rise sharply. slope of Agung, but so far it is FDA dragged Its feet in pulling Eight of the men, described as Costa Rica, was described to­ MEN'S ALL-WEATHER The volcano erupted briefly Feb. reported undamaged. The temple two of them—Mer-29 and Altafur canvassers and salesmen, were day as highly pleas^ with Expert Fitting In Our Shoe Salon, main floor... 19, killing 17 persona, then lapsed Is the focal point of a 100-year —-off the market following Indica­ taken into custody after a 7 a.m. his latest mission to Latin ceremony which waa under way tions that they produced Injurious raid on a motel in Niantic where America. when Agung erupted. side effects. they had been making their head­ During the ceremony held once Aides said he vfAa delighted at The subcommittee headed by quarters. the rousing reception he got In THE WOMAN WHO LIVES IN Israel Asks each century, bones of the dead Sen. Hubert H. Hum];direy, All but one of these eight were are burned to cleanse the island San Jose as well as with the work D-Mlnn., resumes Its study of registered imder an assumed of the conference, which brought COATS and rid it of spirits. drug marketing safety procedures name. Major Rome said. about agreements to spur Western A SHOE... HAPPILY... IS THE SALE Germans Drop A large number of tourists are today. Two others were arrested In Hemisphere economic develop­ on Bali for the ceremony. Howev Larrick In his statement con­ Stamford where the company ment And counteract the spread er there have been no reports of ceded that the original drug ap­ which did the actual work Is lo­ of fabulous bargains :::: of subversion from Cuba. WOMAN WHO WEARS THE UAR Proiects any foreigners among the casual' plications criticized by Nestor cated. The President was catching, up Ifilii ties. Most of the tourists are stay "could have been done better." that would regularly eiiii Major Rome said members of oh miscellaneous work that piled BONK, Germany (AP) — Chan- Ing at Denpasar, the capital of But he noted that the FDA is the group falsely claimed they rep­ up during his absence, prior to Bali, about 40 miles southwest of bound by laws passed by Con­ W ON DER RUIVIR •ellor Konrad Adenauer’s govern­ resented a nationally-advertis^ reporting to the nation tonight OB sell for A g ^ . gress, tmd the cases cited by Nes­ aluminum company. the Costa Rican conference. ment is expected to tell Israel It Trhe Island Is just off the east tor occurred before Congress last n ie y would tell a prospective Shortly before Kennedy left ttie 10.99 to 17.99 qahnot prevent German rocket customer, he said, that the dwell­ Costa Rican capital of San Jose 17.99 (Oontinned on Page Bight) (Oonttoaed «SB Page Bight) ing had been "selected as a model late Wednesday, he announced be T iY f ecientists from working for the United Arab Republic because home” In a special advaHsing would open a 6 p.m. Washington #.3 durably that is their right as private cltl- deal. news conference with a statement lens. The homeowner would be paid his Monday through Wednes­ water A West German spokesman said lor the privilege of using the day talks with the chief executives S / / 0 £ repellent... Bonn would not comment until It TFX Probe Widens; house for display purposes. of Pamama and the five Central NOW received an official report of Is­ Homeowners were told that they American republics. H«r toot wrapped ki pnmioni raeli Foreign Minister Golda would receive a coramlsrion of The President was certain to ex­ plump calfskin. Meir'a appeal for a curb on Ger $100 for each siding contract sign­ press satisfaction with the out­ made of man scientists she charged are ed by somebody who became In­ come of the San Jose meetings, fine helping the U.A.R. build offensive McNamara Testifies terested by viewing their homes. which brought him personal ac­ ttlBsUes. The commissions never came claim and agreement on a detailed 2 ply cotton In a speech before Israel’s Par­ through. statement of policy to guide the and acetate liament Wednesday night, Mrs. By O. MILTON KELLY i^confllct of Interest. "His integrity What would happen Major United States in its dealings with Heir said: WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre and devotion to public service are Rome said, was that once a prop­ Panama, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicarag^ua and Hon­ Her foot encasad in a heel “ A number of German scientists tsuy of Defense Robert S. McNa­ unassailable,” the secretary said. erty owner signed a contract for and hundreds of German technl' mara and Deputy Secretary Roe- And he repeated that he takes full siding, the contract was promptly duras. to toe inner lininf oi elans are helping develop offen­ . Hoping to attract a large tele­ iheer weight foam. • black olive well L. Oilpatric testify today In responsibility for the contract dlscoimted to a finance company. sive missiles In Egypt and even the widening Senate probe of the award. Contracts ran all the way from Spring Prompt for Cockatoo^ if Not for Keepers vision-radio audience for the news (plain or •rmaments banned , by interna' conference, Kennedy postponed piiii TFX warplane contract. McClellan told a news con' $2,000 to $7,000, with monthly Like many a human courrterpart, this female Sulphur Crested Cockatoo in the S(L Louis plaid) tlcmal law, especially of a particu­ The Senate Investigations sub- ferenoe Gilpatric would be free to payments ranging from $30 to $92. for two hours the 4 p.m. starting lar eategory ibrylng adely for da- Zoo can’t seem to help adimiring her gay spring plumage in the mirror. But male cockatoos time of the session originally an- oommlttee Is trying to loam make a statement about the law Hie prices charged for the work have It better than men. They don’t have to pay for the spring finery. (AP Photofax.) etructlon M ufe. whether "the Defense Dqmrtnfvmt’B firm if b « choM f.but.l^t this waa was exoeinive, the major said. noimqed more than a week ago. "There la no doubt that the mo­ civilian' top conimimd settled for HQtJthe purpdSe him. ,AH were charged wi^h conspir- The news conference will ba. yiii! • solid black tives of this evil bmw are on the an Inferior and more costly TFX aenator parried questlana tog to Obtain money by false pre­ carried live on NBC, CBS and Ttie ball of her foot pillowed one hand lust for g^atn and on the fighter-bomber design in awarding about rei>orts the subcommittee Is tenses. ABC radio networks. It also will on an additional puff of foar other a Nasi taioU na^ to hatred the contract to General Dynamics checking Into the business back be carried live on television by • English 11.00 end deetructlan of Jews. Corp. of Fort Worth, Tex., over grounds of others at the Defense One of Most Rugged Winters NBC. ABC planned. live broad­ “ We state em phatioa^ that a rival bid by the Boeing Co. of Department, too. He said the sub­ Baldwin Declinet casting except along the Pacific ' balmacaan ill neither we, nor—we are sure— SeatUe, Waiih. committee wants only the truth HARTFORD (A P )—Chief Jus­ Coast, where a rebroadcast was style, fly world public opinion, can r^on- The $28-mllllon contract covers and Is “not seeking to get any­ tice Raymond E. Baldwin today scheduled at 4:30 p.m. (Pacific eOe ourselves to this situation.” the start of work on the TCD— body.” declined to name a panel of three Standard Time). front, raglan • MISSES' AND HALF SIZES iwhich stands for experimental Sen. Karl E. Mundt, R-S.D., retired judges to review the pur­ Fades Away,,, On Calendar (TBS said no decision had been The flextble-acfton teafher sleeve (Oonttnoed on Page Beveo) tactical fighter. Eventually 1,700 check on GUpatric chase of a Farmington site for a made on television coverage. sole responding to of fighter-bombers will be handled by the full sub­ state medical-dental school. Kennedy, who left Washington ewry movement • LIGHT AND DARK SOLIDS buUt^for both the Air Force and 's staff, not by aides Baldwin Informed Gov. John N. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (^Birmingham, aeveland, Atlanta,^ The winter was, In the words of last Friday for a weekend In Palm New Orleans and Pittsburgh. a Tennessee weather prophet- Beach, Fla., before going to San of her foot. Ben Bella F e a r s Navy iqr an estimated $6.6 hU- assigned tq Its Republican min­ Dempsey and. legfislative leaders Winter, 1962, '83, whose wallop­ • 36 to 46 llon. , ority. He said he reg^ded It as from both parties that the court ing of the Northern Hemisphere But in Alaska, many areas had Helen Lane of Crab Orchard- Jose on Monday, returned to the • NEW SPRING PRINTS. “ humdinger.” She predicted as reg. and long McNamate hga stated that me “ normal Investigative procedure' 'can aot only upon matters which long will be reriiembered, yielded much warmer weather than capital late Wednesday night. FABRICS French Brushoff General Dyhamica design bast to check into backgrounds of all are properly brought before them to spring' at 3 :20 a.m. today. usual. much last fall after noticing that Mrs. Kennedy was waiting and iiii: filled the needs of the two mili­ who might be concerned with the In formal legal proceedings which U.S. weathermen said the win­ The cost In lives from weather- hornets’ nests were close to the she went aboard the presidential Her budget grinning from Of N-Test Outcry tary services ahd that Boeing's matter. must result In final order or judg­ ter was among the most severe linked accidents was high. Crop ground near her home in the Cum­ jet transport for a private reunltm dollar to dollar, for this is design would cost $1 Mllion more. McCSelUui eaid the subcommittee ment.” in the past 100 years. losses, particularly in the South, berland Mountains. when the big plane came to a the greatest value • ARNEL JERSEYS By ANDREW BOROWEIO Chairman John L. McClellan, Is determined to expose whoever H ie governor said after a con­ England reported the months ran into the millions of dollars. At Kingston Springs, in a pocket stop at nearby Andrews Air Force In 111 of shoedom. ALGIERS (AP)—The Algerian D-Ark., said he woiHd demand issued Sunday’s anonymous blast ference with the chief justice and from December to February were The South also had tornadoes and on the Harpeth River near Nash­ Base, Md. government waited uneasily today from Gilpatric the n m e of an accusing him and Sen. Henry M. the legislative leaders that the the coldest In 223 years. some of the worst floods In Its ville, the mercury plummeted to The Keimedys emerged from with Orion • I00"/o ACETATES 30 degrees below zero on Jan. 24. ii!;i lor an answer to Its demand that anonymous Pentagon sp^esman Jackson, D-Waah., of having legislative leaders would meet In Japan, record-breaking snow history. the craft arm tn arm and went pile zip-out France end nuclear testing In the who, last weekend, challengbd the trapped the Defense Department again to discuss -what further caved in 1,700 roofs in -Tokyo But this excess of moisture Nashville recorded an all-time didn’t carry over to much of the low of 15.4 degrees below zero. lining • D ACR O N and Sahara. fairness of the Investigation. \ Into an unfavorable position In the steps could be taken. alone. (Continued on Page Eight) Premier Ahmed Ben Bella and McNamara had requested and Inquiry. ' Republican leaders said that a Meteorologists said the winter West, where some states reported Deeper In the South, New Or­ C O n O N S the Algerian National Assembly received permission to testify out “ I Just think that when a re- resolution now on the House cal­ was the coldest or near the cold­ the driest winter in years, and leans' had Its coldest winter since 9 .9 9 made the demand Wednesday In of turn and expand on a written ble agency of government endar calling for' an investigation est on record for Chattanooga, fear there might be a water 1905. Fifteen days of freezing or 2 3 .9 5 calling for revision of the agree­ defense of the contract award he a statement like that, the of the, site purcfliase by the (gen­ shortage later. Many ski resorts below left a seasonal mean temp­ • COnON KNITS ments giving France military had given the subcommittee last should be known,” McClel­ eral Aseembly’s Ajj^uopriotion suffered from a lack of snow. erature of 51.7 degrees. The 1906 Bulletins bases in Algeria and Its Saharan week. lan said. He termed the Committee wotM not be t^ e n up Generally business wasn’t hurt mean was -51.1. The record is 50.9 •arrltory. Word was leaked out Wednes­ anonymous criticism "a bit of In the House today. Korean Urges as much as It sometimes is during set in 1886. Culled from AP Wires • 100% FINE PIMA Trouble Is sure to follow If day that the subcommittee was manaiged concealment" which he GOP State Chairman A. Searle hard winter, a survey by The The city’s royal palms, familiar SOMETHING NEW..! C O n O N S French President Charles de checking on relationships between did not propose to allow. Pinney said he planned to meet Associated Press showed. to thousands of tourists, were Gaulle ignores the plea, as he did General Dynamics and Gllpatric’s McClellan rejected newsmen’s with legislative leaders this after- Kennedy Help Retail sales were up two per­ killed by the freeze for the second centage points from a year ago. straight year. They had been re­ DOCTORS STRIKE Tunisia's demand In July 1661 for former law firm, Cravath, Swaine requests that the hearinga be held ATHENS, G reece (AP) — (Omttaiied on Page Eight) Industrial production held steady, planted. • RAYON LINENS French evacuation of the Bizerte A Moore of New York. In public. The senator said there Eight thovAand doctors todi^ From base. The Tunisians attacked the Maurice T. Moore, a partner In Is too much risk that soihe mill' Oust Generals with steel and auto output climb­ / ing. (Continued on Page Twelve) •tartad a five-day strike de­ base, and 8,000 Tunisian lives the firm, said In New York the tary secret concerning the TCX manding higher wages and bet­ • NYLON SHEERS were lost. firm has done legal work for both might Inadvertently revealed. SEOUL, South Korea (AP)— ter working oondltioiis. The There was no official comment General Dynamics and Boeing, He said transcripts ct the test!' Former Premier Huh Chung ap­ atriklng doctors are emptoyed to Paris on the Algerian demand. but not in connection with defense mony—censored for classified BLACK CALF . . . BLACK PATENT . . . BLUE CALF News Tidbits pealed' to President Kennedy to­ by puMlc Institutions, tasorance For mtn on tho go. • ONE PIECE OR JACKET STYLES Ben Bella’s demand for revision contracts. He said Gilpatric par­ material by the pentagon—would funds, civU services, and other Of the military agreements was ticipated in some of that work, be released during the day. from the AP Wires day to ask the military rulers to Latin Reds Plan Retort medical organizationh. A spokes­ Tho Crow-taderSn. prompted by an imderground but not since leaving it in 1961 McClellan did not dispute re­ honor their promise to end their man for the doctors association atomic explosion which the Al- to enter government service. ports that the Inquiry mig^t last control tfiis summer. said first aid stations and hos­ Crew-Saders come in twenty distinctly iodividuel colors McNamara Issued a statement Sen. B any Goldwater, frequently Hub’s appeal, in an interview, pital yriu operate for treatment (Oonttmied on Pago Twelve) To JFK ‘New Deal’ Vow m foM mti, fnidi to for your cssuai or dress wear. They are incredibly soft, (Contlnued on Page Tw6) denying that Gilpatric had any mentioned as a Republican presi­ was part of a campaign by civil­ of emergency cases. ian political leaders against the they feel wonderful, yet they hold your foot firmly, really dential possibility In 1964, formally annouitces he will seek a third proposal by Gen. Chun^ Hee Park, HOSPITAL GETS GRANT stay up. Crew-Sadert are k n | t of hi-bulk Orion* acrylie term as 17.8. SenatiM- from Arizona chief of the military junta, .to pro­ By WILLIAM 1. RYAN ^congress hall lays down a smoke­ WASHINGTON (AP) — A $806,- long military rule for another four AP Special Correspondent screen. 000 Health, Education and Wel­ and nylon. Wash them agirin and again by machine or . . Teniiessee House rejects bill The Rio meeting is expected to to r^ieal niogt of the state's cap­ years. Despite-a new iban on po- The Castro-Communist alliance fare grant toward constrncUon hand, they never lose shape. Crew-Saders are inter­ U.S. Aid Topping $100 Billion come up with some sort of blue­ ital iNmlshmeUt. law. litiqal activity, the junta refrained In Latin America plans a swift of a $2,132,888 building for WINTHROP woven* to their toes. They are not just ordinary socks. from a forceful' crackdown that print for action. Grace Community Hospital, New FOR BEST SELECTION Robert Welch; founder of John might provoke a violent reaction. retort to the challenge of a new If the congress follows Mos­ Haven, was . announced today By LEWIS OULICK Ona size fits all. Birch Society, cites “ terrifying Huh, leader of a major cMIian deal for the Western Hemisphere, cow's general directives for such tiirough Sens. Thomas J. Dodd WASHINGTON (AP)—Total U.S. Communist advance” in last dec­ political party, urged Kennedy to laid down at San Jose, Costa Rica, enterprises, with what the Krem­ and Abraham Rlblcoif, Oonneett- QUALITY $ | .5 0 p,. foreign aid since World War n ade in warning that day will come ask Park to fulfill a pledge he by President Kennedy. lin calls “ the new logic of scien­ cut Democrats. will climb above the $100 billion when U.S. citizens will feel the made in Washington in November Communists of the hemisphere tific communism,” It will map out mark this year. full scourge of communism unless 1661 that the military regime gather next Thursday In Rio de those areas Where violence will DR. HAWORTH HEADS N.S.F. Open Thursday till 9! How well the giant overseas as- action is taken now . . . Rome TOBAT'S would transfer power to cl'vlUans Janeiro, In what will be called pay off and those areas where WASHINGTON (AP)—Presl- sistance program prdmotes U.S. criminal court postpones action on In the sumiilbr of 1968! "The Continental Congress In De­ struggles for «lectoral and eco­ f ‘ bigamy charges against Sophia dent Kennedy selected Dr. Le» FINEST IN security—and how it could be re­ The State Department has re­ fense of Cuba.” nomic power offer the prospecte land J. Haworth today to be di­ fashioned to do a better job—is Loren and Carlo Pont! pending ciy- The principal aims will be to of better dividends. rector of the Nattonal Soteoee 11 court action on annulment of fused to comment on develop­ MEN'S SHOES the subject of a'-controversial re ments In South Korea since Park plot more ag^grressive strategy to A hemisphere Communist meet­ Foundation. Haworto now Is • port by a presidential advisory their Mexican marriage. on Saturday proposed a plebiscite step up the pace of revolutionary ing held in Mexico In' 1961 result­ member of the Atomic Energy Yov’l be at proud committee headed by Gen. Lucius Former German Foreign MinlS' to keep the junta in office. Huh activities, and to rekindle mass ed in refinements In - plans and Oommlsaion. The White House REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE D. Clay. ter Heinrich von Breiitano under­ said he had tried to see U.S. Am­ sympathy for Fidel Castro’s re­ methods of attack. These probaoly announced his place there will to wear WinHirop Shoes Aides said a final version of the stood to have told congressional bassador Samuel Berger on Mon­ gime. included the combinatipn of. ter­ be taken by Dr.G erald Tsps. r. Clay report was made available committees time is ripe for the day to get clarification of the Moscow propagsuida has been rorism and political conflict adopt­ president of the Associated Unti at we ore to praeent 2 HEAPING TABLB OF FAMOUS BRAND NAME to President Kennedy today. The United States to grab Initiative American position but was told paying much attention to this con­ ed in Venezuela, which is con­ versltles, Inc., of New York OMgr. report Is expected to be made from the USSR on all issues. In­ gress, It claims that "hundreds of sidered a prime target. i i i Berger was busy. Me*. They’re Ameifea’s public this weekend. cluding Berlin . . . Wernher von Washington has made plain, organlzatitms, political and social After that meeting, Moscow ex­ TAINTED TUNA CAN Braun says while United States plained the problem to Commu­ i i •nest shoe value . . . styled Figures furnished by the Agen- however, that it wants a return to personalities, and plain people of DETROIT (AP) — A tana can, iiil cy for International Development prepares to place men on moon a civiliah administration through Latin America” are rallying to nists in this way: from which two- Detroit women wHh a fashion flair which administers U.S. aid, list it is ' also working on plans to national elections as promised by the Castro banner. “ The working class of some ate and then died, contnlnsd n Hl'if LADIES' LINGERIE $97.7 billion worth of military and send fleet of three-man spaceehlps Park. The United States has ,In one respect, Moscow's sup­ countries can seize the power by m te type of seafood poisoning, oN their own. • •• 'll -I r - ■■ — economic help to U1 countries and Into orbit around Mars. poured $8.6 billion to aid into port of the congress Is an answer peaceful means, as thoii^h the hut heMth sutbortties said today foreign groups from July 1,1646 State Attorney in Cuneo, -Italy, South Korea. to the Red Chinese, who .have parliamentary system or other Indications are tint It was ttaia 6'/2 to 12; C-D-E through mld-1962. opens formal toquiry today to de­ Today Huh and 800 supporters been accusing Premier Khrush­ democratic systems. Therefore only tainted one among than, Black, Brown . . . Though detailed statistics for termine If sabotage caused Alptoe barricaded themselves to a down­ chev's party of timidity in push­ the working class headed by the sands of pure tins. the current fiscal yaar have not crash of King Sand’s jet en route town meeting hall. A loudspeaker ing revolutionary violence in un­ Communist party should unite the yet been worked out,. the over-all from Geneva to Nice . . . President carried speeches against the mili­ derdeveloped areas. It also can people. PRINTERS RECONSIDER off! total is certain to push past $100 Kennedy repprtedl-y considering tary regime to thousands of per­ serve the Soviet party as a “ The working class and Its NEW YORK (AP) — Strikiag:- visit to Weat BerUa oh trip to Eu­ sons outside the building. weapon tor countering Peking’s (Communist) vanguard depend on prtotors wlU raooitadsr nt m. M«w Styi* Dinetfom billion. That's because Congress * discontinuad tfyUt and colors in dipt, gowns, patticoots, atap eoaft, last fall voted another $8.9 tmlion rope neuDt summer. More than 100 national police­ influence in Latin America. the revolutionary struggle carried mooting Sunday tiielr rqfMtiWil only 1 4 4 9 9 in new aid funds and other items Bhotgfim biaat from cruising men finally broke into the meetinf; The (Tommunlsts and Castroists out by the masses, as well, u a( proponed MttlanMRt Imna panties— broken sizes. like surplua food disposals abroiul auto wounds Bfashard Marrison, ball. Police agreed not to arrest —tho terms are virtually synony­ spiritual antf ideological support Now York’. lM.dny have been topping $3 billion burglar whose diaclosurea trig­ them and the demonstrators left mous—will use the congress to from socialist (Communist) coun­ shutdown. Itortrnm A. year. g e r ^ ar poHoe scandal, os he peacefully. inventory their assets and pros­ tries, to counterattack opportu­ preaident af striking .jUaani pects. Positions of the parties and nists and defeat the Imperialist AFLrClO Intorontbifinl ~ I France, with $0.4 bUUon, and walked from Cook County Court Wednesday night, police pre­ Others from 13.99 to 18.99 ««4 BARB1Z0N..VAN RAALTE.*GILEAD Obait sbowa 10 larg«at raoigtonto of UK. ftxtogn aid to Britain, with $8.7 bUUon, etUl rank Building . . . Strike - plagued vented attempts by Huh, and ex- revolutionary situations, country force politically. VnloiV Mid ta She euirent fiscal year wMch sfiutsd M t JHily. fitoltSs- aa tha laircet total Mcalveni Fience Umps throogh rail walk- praaldent Yun Po-sun to start by country, will be under mlcro- “ The Communlat poHr progfom Ooi are from the ald-admtofriwrinn ,acsnoy, She Arsney oat that jinaBlsd toaffl o fiaoai Bcoirfe analysis to tiie back-room V- for XntaniMttaaBl D w aBisnifit vSbi.) (lAP FISiWBui,). out tba aMlQto oa I wUto Hu oMtoiir to Ite t " IL ' i I .!■ ''I ■\