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Averaffc Daily Net Presa Run ForeeMt et U. iL FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 196S i o r the Week ERdril PAGE TWENTY-POUR J o e 6, 1$66 •uNar 9*d pleR 14,199 tomorrow. Ugh hi f»lr eool taulght, I The Sphinx Omar Shrine Chib Member of the Audit will have its annual outing to BurMU o f Ctrcmlstiou Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm About Towil morrow at 4 p.m. at Harold STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE SUPPER Hie Zlps«r Club will hold Its Newberry's cottage, Lake St., annuel picnic Sunday, June 13th Columbia Lake. Jorma Nurmi AuspIcM ®f Coupl#»* Chib VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 216 (TWELVE PAGES—JV SECTION—CONNECTICUT LIFE) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1985 (Cimeeifiod Adverttriii» o. Pace $) PRICE SEVEN CRNTS at Cha\’e’s Acres. Coventry. Ac will cook steaks and provide North Mothedlst Church tivities will start at 11 o'clock. beverages. Members are re- m'inded to bring plates and sil A i^ lo A. Pus:Ii«ne. 053 Main verware, and a dessert or main AT THE CHURCH — SATURDAY, JUNE 19 Bt, became a United States cit dish. The event will take place 6!80 - 7:00 P.M. Motorist Shot rain or shine. izen at naturalization ceremo Baked Ham. PoUto Salad, Cole Slaw. Rolto and Butter nies in Federal Diiftrict Court Coffee, Tba or Milk, Strawberry Shortcake. By Hitchhiker m Hartford today. Pug^llese, Mr. and Mrs. John McCart US Stand Unchanged fonnerly an ItaUan national, ney of 37 Lancaster Rd. will be Adnita — $1.80 Children under 1* — 86e HAMDEN (AP) — A a^’a8 sworn in b.v Federal Dis giuests of honor at an open Pre-School — SOo young hitchhiker early to 13 Dead, 18 Missing trict Court Judge T. Eknmet hou.se Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. day shot the driver who C l^ e at 10 a.m. to celebrate their 40th wedding had given him a ride, police anniversary. The event will be said. A tea for new and prospec held at the home of their son Despite Viet Shakeup The driver, whose name tive members of The Women's and daughter-in-law. Mr. and was not disclosed, was hit Club of Manchester will be held Mrs. Jack McCartney of 97 in the arm. He was treated tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. at High View Rd., Wapping. WASHINGTON fAP) __ <*>orlsls In Saigon In the same way^^cemed with the military test at a hospital and released. with the Viet Oong developing the home of Mr.s. Jos^h Swens- U. S. Ambassador Maxwell they have the outright coups Police said the driver son. 97 Prospect St. Loyal Circle of King's Daugh in the past. during the current rainy season. picked up the youth in New After Texias Floods ters will meet at Center Church D. Taylor heads back to This was because Premier Taylor predicted sharp Haven. When they reached Girl Scout Troop 697 will Monday evening at 6:15 to Saigon tonight with U.S. Phan Huy Quat had served no fighting over the next two Hamden, * the youth said, meet at Center and Adams Sts. leave for dinner at Howard FREE determination to remain in tice earlier that he had called months. Other officials predict "Stop and let me out,” Johnson's Restaurant, Vernon. the military in to mediate a con He got out of the car, tomorrow at 7:45 a.m. .sharp for Southeast Asia unshaken ed substantial casualties would their trip to the Indian Mu Following the dinner, the group TRANSISTORIZED IGNITION stitutional impasse between be suffered by both the Viet pulled a pistol and fired, Death Toll seum. Somers. Girls are re- will return to Center Church for by rising political and mili himseH and the chief of state, namese and the Communist hitting the driver. As the
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1965 P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN„ SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1965 FACE Events Sheinwold on Bridge Events BOY SCOUT OPEN Tired Suspect Surrenders, South dealer Turnpike Open One Hurdle Vadw New Notes and News North-South vulnertble Town Seeks to Aid Business In Capital IRRELEVANT FINESSES NORTH In World AHhougfa oonstnietion la MANCHI JEOPARDIZE CONTRACT A A Q I Remains for Troop 47 WA 8HINOTON (AP) — Two t? 9874 Affected by Road Widening still under way, W. Middle RADIO SERVICE WARSAW, Poland (A^ - By ALFRED SHEINWOLD O K I S Tpks., between Main and 7S BIRCH SnUC T Ends Manhunt in Midwest Boy Scout Troop 47 had its DamocraUc senators have Communist Chinese Ambassa annual fun camping trip to A Q 10 4 Broad Sts., has been re "Service le 0 «r OnlT We end a week-long examina BusinoMmen along the W ll-^an d would aug g eat a (tote oon- Mars Flight dor Wang Kuo-chang said Fri Rocky Neck State Park last urged creation of a national m r S A sr opened to through traffic. Basineee’* Tap ? here from Las Vegas Friday, tion of UneBses with’ an exam venlent to you, please do so.” KANSAS cmr. Mo. (A P ) — weekend. About 60 'boys and teachers corps to make experi 7 ^ 6 5 2 A K 7 4 » bur Cross Highway who may Town police reported this Open It noon to S P.M, Di.ssly said. day night Peking did not want The letters have gone to four 15 adults attended. Scoutmas ple of the irrelevant finease. ty 32 V Q 6 3 be affected by the forthcoming morning that detour signs PASADENA, CWlf. (AP) — S to 5 SntnrdnF ■•I'm tired o< running. I want to Big Springs is about 400 miles war with (h* United States, enced teachers available to 0 63 Tolland Tpke. industriee— the ter Robert VonDeck was In Taking this type of finesse Is -s. 0 754 are do'wn, and that there la CALX, 64S-88S1 north of Roxbury. Tlie bank was schools In poverty-Mrlcken rural highway widening project have A B A Tool 4b Die Oo., A gw ay The Mars-bound spacecraft surrender.’• "otherwise we could have re charge of arrangements. Wil 9763 A A832 sufficient room for. traffic to B. KOWALSKI, Prop. robbed around noon by a lone, like playing Russian Roulette: SOUTH been invited to discuss their Inc., the Klock Co., and Allied Mariner 4 has only one tachnl- Duane Pope, 22 year.a old and taliated for repeated American liam Mullen, chairman, and and city areas. move both ways on the well-dressed bandit. Shot dead you're no better off if you wdn, problems with town officials. Casting Oorp.— two motela and Chester Kiellck. steward, were Sens. Edward M. Kennedy, D- A street. caJ hurdle to clear before its fre.sh out of college, aald it twice as they lay on the floor at the violations of our territory." but you’re dead if you lose. V AKJtO In a letter to about a dozen an apartment, a trucking firm, in charge of central cooking, Maas., and Gaylord Nelson, D- photographic fly-by July 14 is Friday, firwt to the president of robber’s command were An Opening lead—Two of ng)ades. O A Q 10 9 2 commercial and Industrial en a package store and a tobacco Construction will continue "If China had wanted war which was provided by the Wis., proposed Inclusion of the being guided on its 325-million- dreas Kjeldgaard, 77, the presi West opens the deuce of terprises, Mayor Francis J. producer. part w ay into next week, his college and then In a tele with the United States it could A KJ mile journey by the star Cano dent; Glenn Hendrickson, 59, camping committee. corps in the administration’s spades, and the Impulsive West North EaA Mahoney says: according to the publio phone call to police. B y surren have had it long ago,” Wang South Mahoney haa pledged a ma pus. Monday at 8:50 a.m. PD T the cashier and Lois Ann Hoth- Douglas Philp received an $260 million higher education bridge player tries a finesse Pass 2 N T Past works department estimate, said. He was interviewed 1 0 ’’W e appreciate the problems jor effort by the town to re an electronic memory box dering. Pope ended a nation an, 35, a bookeeper. Franklin Eagle Scout award at a cere bill as a Senate Education with dummy’s Jack. This is Pass 4 t? Pass tain existing business here and but the ■turnpike''will prob through an interpreter at a Brit 3 ^ that the building (by the State aboard the 576-poynd space ve wide search that began a week Kjeldgaard, 25. asshslanl cash mony FYlday night. subcommittee wound up lengthy wrong because the spade finesse 4 NT Pass 5 0 Pa*6 to attract new industry. ably remain open. ish Embas.sy reception marking The boys visited the W ater Highway Department of Inter- hicle will issue commands des earlier when the president and i ier and Andreas’ nephew, also hearings on U Friday. has no real bearing on South s 6 ty All Pass The town was caught by sur 1 two employes of a Big Springs., the birthday of Queen Elizabeth ford Speed Bowl stock car Subcommittee C h a irm a n atate 1-84 'will cause you. igned to give Mariner an im was shot twice but he .survived. best play for the slam. prise last Dec. when it learned II. races Saturday night. Church "The town officials are de t proved fix on Canopus. Neb., bank were shot to death I He was taken to a Denver hospi Wayne Morse, D-Ore., promised If South tries the spade fi that the Pioneer Parachute Oo. HOT WATER He said China has l.ssued services were conducted Sun sirous of helping you .with this Police Checking. during a holdup. tal. very careful consideration for nesse, he Is dead. Eaat wins Hearts, Q-6-S; Diamonds, *-3; was considering a move from "All major systems are work more than 380 serious warnings day morning by Dunlap, Diehl, problem In any way. Rent For an Little aa The FBI took charge of Pope Pope, one of eight children, the idea. with the king of spades and Clubs, A-8-5-2. an old Cheney Mill building to ing fine so far,” said a spokes about American territorial vio Philp and Larry Adams. "We would be very glad to Several Breaks Shortly after his surrender and had been known as an extreme The teachers corps proposals promptly cashes the ace of dubs What do you say? a neiw site — perhaps out of man for the Jet Propulsion Lab-1 lations in the past few years. The following were elected by Kennedy and Nelson differed meet with you to discuss this oratory. "If all goes well Mon within 90 minutes had him ar ly quiet young man. He was to defeat the contract. Answer: Bid one spade. The matter at your convenience. town. Monthly raigned before U.S. Commis I .something of a gun collector, Wang periodically meets U.S. patrol leaders for the coming in some respects. Kennedy sug Pioneer has now settled on A break into the Washington day, there may be no more *1.80 Even if West had the king of alternative is to bid one no- "It is our thought that we sioner Lee Cisel. He then was enjoyed tinkering with his vin- Ambassador John M. Cabot season; Clifford Kubiak, leader gested a corps of about 2,300 a W ilbur Cross Highway site in Social Club at 66 E. Center St. scheduled events unUl the tele I spades. South would gain trump, but there is no harm in would have at such a meeting jailed in lieu of $100,000 bond. I tage car and was a good athlete. here in secret U.S.-China talks of Scorpion Patrol, Alan Agos- volunteer teachers. Nelson envi Manchester that will not be si- yesterday netted thieves at vision camera Is turned on July Solve Your Hot Water nothing by taking a successful showing the spiulea on the way a representative of the (Cham He Is 6-fool-2 and weighs 190. started 11 years ago. tonelli, assistant; Jack Prior, sloned 1.000 teacher-intern fected by the highway ■widen least B60, according to per 14.” Problem Today . . . Call The FB I woitld not comment spade finesse. South would still to notrump. ber of Commerce, the Town At McPherson College he leader of a Cobra Patrol. Greg teams each con.sistlng of one ing project. mittee William Stratton. The TTie space vehicle was on what, if anything. Pope saad have to"lry the heart finesse, Development (Commission, and played football well enough to MEXICO CITY (API — Cu ory Nolin, assistant: Russell experienced teacher and five Town officials meeting to money was obtained by opening launched last Nov. 28 from Gape about the June 4 robbery of the Turner, leader of Raccoon Pat arvd his slam would stand or fall For Sheinwold’s 36-page book any other town official who P. STOLTZ, INC. J make an all-conference team, ban Ambassador Joaquin Her college graduate teacher-in- discuss development problems an unlocked cash register, pry Kennedy, Fla., on a mission to Farmers Slate Bank of Big rol, David Gourley. assistant, let. "A Pocket Guide to Bridge, ” might seem to be involved. i His grades were average and he nandez Armas said Fi:day n.' li tem.s. on the success or failure of that have agreed informally that the ing open a cigarette machine obtain the be.st pictures yet of PLU.MBINO A HEAXTNO Springs when $1,598 was taken and Thomas Kiellck, leader of send 50 cents to Bridge Book, Although, Mahoney notes, received a bachelor’s degree Ernesto Guevara will be given a Subcommittee experts indi finesse. town should approach existing and breaking into a pool table the mysterious red planet. or about the deaths of the three Flying Eagle Patrol, Robert Manchester Eve. Herald, Box “W e do not have any schedule 663 Park St.. Hartford in industrial ails from Dr. Bil- new post soon in the govern cated a program combining the Play Ace highway businesses so that it money box. Entry Into the chib At noon Friday the laboratory employes and serious wounding Bartoo. a.ssistant. 3318, Grand Central Station, of construction or property tak tinger May 30. ment of Prime Minister Fidel two proposals would cost about The correct course Is to play will know. In advance of the was gained by removing a reported that Mariner 4 was 104 - 247-2651 of a fourth. Also, Robert Trotter, leader New York 17, N.Y. ing from the State Highway ' He rented a car in nearby Sal- Ca.stro. He insisted Uiere has $40 million a year. Ihe ace of spades at the fir^ screen at the rear basement 637,260 straight line miles from 55 Years of Service Pope called Dr. D. W. Bitting- Copyright, 1965 Department,” he says that “if highway widwting, of their , ina on June 3. The day after the been no split between -the lead of Flaming Arrow Patrol, and Morse has called the adminis trick and return a heart at once ■window and then breaking the earth and 8,023,367 miles from ar. pre.sidcnt of McPher.son Dustin Woods Jr. assistant: General Features Corp. you would like to meet with us. needs and problems. Free Estimates robbery the car was left in front ers. tration bill “grossly inad to try a finesse with the jack. window. Mars. (Kan.t College, shortly after Thomas Chapin, leader of of the rental agency with about The statement coincided with equate" and urged it be at least When this key finesse succeeds, About $50 was reported stol Because of its curving flight, checking In at the Stale Hotel in | Apache Patrol, and Thomas 1,000 miles on the speedometer. a report from Havana that Gue doubled to $600 million. South continues with two more en from the HilUardvllle Lunch the spacecraft has actu^ly downtown Kansas City. He said ‘ Waldo, assistant; Paiul Blxler, On June 8, the FBI charged vara had been replaced as Cu rounds of trumps. at 303 Adams St. Police say travelled approximately 290 he had heard Dr. Bittangers leader Bald Eagle Patrol and Hectic Social Schedule D U A N E PO P E Pope with bank robbery and ban minister of industries, an WASHINGTON (AP) — The Now there Is no need at all for that the money was taken from million miles. appeal that he surrender. Gary Newton, assistant, and Mrs. Grace York poses at Fort Bragg, N. C., home with statue of Oriental shooting of Franklin Kjeld a.ssignnient he has held since Atomic Energy Oommieelon a spade finesse. South runs the the cash register and a cig “He wanted to know if I would Janies Schreiber, leader of man. W ife of a major general, she claims as a husband’s rank rises, so do the gaard. The slate placed the December 1964. Reliable conducted a low-yield under diamonds, discarding the queen arette machine. Burglars ap call hia parents and how they hamlet where Pope grew up, his Beaver Patrol, and Stevfen Dun Awaits White^ McDivitt Assumes Command murder charges again.st Pope. sources said his successor was ground nuclear test at its Neva and jack of spades from dum ••AIN $1 fA'VT MAPTfORD S?8??t0 parently made their entry by wife’s duties. (A P Photofax.)______were reacting to all of the pub mother said: "W e never gave lap. assistant. Tuesday, the vintage car was Arturo Guzman, the deputy da test site Friday. It was the my. Then he can afford to give AIR CONPiTlONfP P’ • - breaking the window of a door SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — APPLIANCE licity," Dr. BiUinger said. up hoping or praying that if he Richard Maney was elected (Continned from Page One) found in Wichita. minister. iSth weapons-related teat an up a club trick, and the rest of was down here. It took a lot of on the south side of the build Gen. Dwight E. Beach arrived ■'He also asked me what he did this he would give himself As the search Inten.sified' crew chief o< the Senior Scout nounced by the A E C this year. Janies 007 Bond Hernandez Armas told a the tricks are his. time to do this.” ing. today to assume the triple com could do and I told him to sur up. If he did it - with a big if - there were reports from all Crew, and David Mullen, as A low-yield blast has a force not Is back again visor to protect the eyoe from he is .sick becau.se this wouldn’t group of coeds at the University As the correct play Indicates, White's voice became emo A power la-wn mower and i mand of the U.N. and U.S. REPAIR render. 1 al.so told him to do it parts of the country that he had sistant. more than that of 20,000 tons of the searing sun. But it didn’t be the Duane we knew." of Mexico: "Any revolutionary South makes the slam If the Double the rtlnn tional when he told of taking garden hose were stolen from Mrs, Grace York Model forces in Korea and of the 8th w’here he was, because if he been sighted. Friday, the FBI The troop, with adult leader TNT government has to alter its heart finesse succeed.^ and alter the rich colors very much three rellgi-ous articles Into the garage behind a house at U.S. Army. tried to go somewhere else he The parents, Mr. and Mrs placed him on its 10 most want ship. will go as a unit to Lake Double the 'brills structure and change its offi w'ould lose the .slam if the heart space with him. 717 Tolland Tpke. vacant since Beach .succeeds Gen. Hamil SERVICE would be endangering himself." Earl Pope, planned to come to ed list, setting the time at 5 ;30 of Isles summer camp Aug. 16 WASHINGTON (AP) — "If — the startling royal Muee and cials. In the light of this it is not finesse (ailed. In either ca-se the ■’FRO.M R U SS IA W IT H White, a Methodist, ex June 1. The owner, C. ILaw- ton H. Howze, who will leave Kansas City to .see their son. p.m. EST. By that time he al to 28, A parent’s night cere someone should ask me now to deep greens and the wWtee ot Minutes later, police dispiatch- strange that a minister change location of the king of spades is ■ L O V E ” 5:55-9:56 plained: "I took a St. HUmrlifpBtpr Senate reveals, such rixACee are terrible Area Churches to have to make. Chnrrii St Franria of Asslri American Warplanes lEtfpnlttg Ijprald Tou have to go a long way down the Boltm 671 Ellington Rd,, road before you oome to the clear and Churches Bev. d. Conover, South Windsor fdbu bh bd b t tok definite decision that the existing lead Bt. Mery's Eplsoopel Ctarch Church of the Assumption Minister — mAIJ> FRINTINO 00„ INC Noiili Metliedlst Ohorrii Bev. OordoB B. Wadhanu, doeeph Balmer ■ 18 BtMcIl Street ership of a nation Is so wrong, so mis 800 P uker 8t. Onirch e i^ Perk Sts. Adams SL and ’Thompson Rd. Pastor Funtral services were held in llencheeter. Conn. Rev. OAorge F. Noetrend Rev. Francis d. hnhalek 10 a.m.. Children’s Day. MsiH- In New Viet Strikes informed, or misguided, or mls-motl- Rev. Eerie R. Custer, taUon by Grades 7 and 8. Bapt> Rev. John E. Blkterattls, New Haven this afternoon for nOUAS F. F^BROITTON Psstor Rector Pastor jUfUtMit PastMT WALTER R. FERGUSON vated, or so unbalanced that there is Rev. dohn D. Hughee ism, Joseph Balmer, 72, who died Publlahera Rev. Ernest d. Coppa suddenly Thursday ait his home (Ceattaoad from Page One) The source said a platoon of Founded October 1. 1881 no course open but that of direct chal Rev. demee W. Bottoms Vietnamese rangers sent to the 8:80 a.m., Worship Service. Masses at 6:45, 7:46, R, 10:15 in West Haven. He was the fa Bev. Roneld E. Heldemsa Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:80 Eaatmlnster United Crete building and 14 other area secured the post. One de lenge to it. Student guest speakers. Miss Presbyterian FeUowship and 11:80 a.m. ther o f Mrs, Robert Mayes of PoUWied Brerr Erentnc E:xcept Sundnya Lynn L o^ e llo w will speak on and 11:45 a.m. structures were damaged. fender was reported missing. ~lolklnys. Entered nt the Poet Office at And by the time you get that far 7:80 a.m., Holy Communion. George E. Slye School Manchester, currently of Ger heater, Conn., aa Second Clasa Hail “ One World, One God.’’ Gary S t Maurice Church, Bolton In another attack, two FKW’s Viet Cong loBses, if any were down the road, by the time you may 8:45 a.m., Nursery and Kin St. Bartholomew's Church Kingston Dr. off Oak St. many, and J. Arthur Balmer of were sent to Nam Dong outpost npt known. Newman will speak on "Secu East Hartford Bev. Bernard L. McOurk, 387 Spring St. Balmer was be approaching such resolution, the larism - Spiritualism,’’ A picnic dergarten in Children’s Oiapel. Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor west of Da Nang shortly after In a fire fight Friday 150 Rev. Gordon S. Bate#, Pastor formerly employed by Pep- SUBSCIUFTION RATES chances would normally be that It is will be held on the church 8:45 and 0:45 a.m.. Morning Rev. Richard C. BoUea midnight when the government miles southwest of Saigon in An Paymbld In Adranco Prayer and Church School. Assistant Pastor Mlirister peridge Farms, Inc. of New Ha post was hit by a large Viet Xuyen Province, six govern $33.00 already too late. grounds after the service. Masses at 7, 8*.80, 10 and k Months ...... 11.00 6 p.m., Senior High Methodist 11 a.m., Morning Prayer and ven. He also leaves his wife, Cjong force. ment soldiers were killed, nine 10 a,m., Worship and Church 11:80 a.m. ttlTBO Months eeeeoeeaeeee** 6.10 That Is the way great national suid Youth- Fellowriilp. Holy Baptism with sermon by Masses at 6:46, 7:46, 9, 10:16 another daughter, another son Using napalm, bombs and were wounded and another Is Ob* Month ...... 1.86 School. Nursery Dmough Junior. world catastrophes usually happen. the Rev. Mr. Haldeman. Baby and 11:30 a.m. Sacred Heart Church and seven grandchildren. cannon, the planes blasted at missing, the spokesman said. C^very Church sitting nursery available. Sermon: “ Why I Believe in Bt. SO, Vernon The funeral was held at the enemy positions around the out Twelve Viet Cong dead were HEHBER OF ’Those who might challenge and try God,” by the mest minister, the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (Assemblies of God) Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy St. Bridget's Church Bev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor Beecher and Bennett Funeral post and the attack was broken counted by a U. S. Army advis nie Aaaoclated Prrsa la exclusively entitled to reverse the leadership which may be Communion. Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor Rev. Richard Al'bln, campus Home, 100 Broadway, New Ha off vith no government losses er, the source said. to the uae of renubllcatlon of all news dls- MT E. Middle ’Tpke. minister of Greater Hartford. Rev. Patrick Sullivan natchea credited to It or not otherwise credit- wrong usually make their operation one Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Daily, 7 p.m.. Evening Rev. Stanley T. HastiUo Assistant Pastor ven, with the Rev. Paul Came- V:'F>. Cong casualties, if any A U. S. Army adviser was ad In this pai>er and also the local news pub- which is too little and too late. Pastor Prayer. Bev. Dennis B. Hussey nlsch of the First Congrega w ^ e unknown. slightly wounded Friday while Uahed hen. Church Is open daily for pray St George's Episcopal Church tional Church, West Haven, of In other developments, a Viet on a patrol with a government All rMta of republlcatlon of special dln- And a mere request for a debate, Rt. 44 A, Bolton Masses at 7:80, 8:80, 10 and S:4S' a.m., Sunday School er. Meisses at 7, 8, 9 :15, 10:80 and ficiating. Burial .took place in namese CM7 with seven men unit in Quang Tii Province 410 yatehea nerein are also reserved.______being made in this week of June. 1965, Bev. Edward W. Johnson, 11:16 a.m. classes for all ages. ChUdren’e Noon. Beaverdale Memorial Park, aboard crashed today on a flare miles north of Saigon. The Herald Prlntln* Compeay. Inc., aa- has all the earmarks of being a brand Day program. First Oiorch of Christ, Vicar St. Bernard’s Church Hamden. dropping mission 70 miles Military sources said two gov snmea no financial responslfclllty for typo Scientitt southwest of Saigon, the spokes ernment soldiers were killed graphical errors appearing In advertlsmenta of resolution which is both little and 11 a.m., Divine Worship. Bible St. James' Church St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville aiid other^ reading— ... matter Tn The Manchester late. message by pastor. 447 N. Main St. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Bev. Patrick P. Mahoney, Joe^h Armentano' man said. The crewmen who and six wounded during a brief Bvenlng Herald. Pastor 10:16 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Pastor were rescued by U. S. Army fire fight. 7 p.m., Family Gospel Serv Parish picnic immediately fol Joseph Armentano, 81, of The Viet Oing’s propaganda ice. Musical program and Bible 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sun Rev. Eugene E. Torpey helicopters. Full service cUent of N. E. A. Service, Inc. Hartford, father of Joseph A. organ claimed that 19,000 of message. day school and nursery. Rev. Joseph H. McCann lowing the service. Masses at 7, 8, 0, 10 and 11 Armentano of Manchester, died On the ground, the spokesman Publlsbers Repreaentatlvea — The Jullua Monday, 8 p.m.. Brotherhood said, a Viet Cong forced of esti South Vietname.se government Hathews Special Agency — New Tor*. Chl- A Crowded' Three Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Church Assurance of God’s care for Rev. John J. O’Brien a.m. Thursday at St. Francis Hos aago, Detroit and Boston. __ ,,, . membership meeting. all is offered In the Bible Les of St. Andrew. mated platoon strength attacked troops had either defected to TitEMBBR AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA pital. them or deserted and returned The state of affairs in Tanzania is son entitled "God the Preserver Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and Tuesday, 7 p.m.. Women of St. St. Matthew’s Church, Tolland a government outpost Friday TIONS. ____ of Man,’ ’ which will be heard at George’s Spring Dinner. Survivors also Include three only five miles southwest of Sai to their villages in recent not good. Emanuel Lutheran Church 11:30 a.m. Rev. J. Oifford Ckirtin, Pastor other sons, two daughters and __ advertising closing hours: Christian Science churches. Bi gon. months. Dtspl^ Each of three great world powers Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Meettng Sundays at Hick’s fourteen grandchildren. For Monday — .>1 K-— p.m. IV™".'• Friday. Pastor ble readings include verses from Concordia Lutheran Church Union Congregational Clnirch For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. has a certain foothold there. Memorial School Gymnasinm The fuqeral will be held Mon For Wednesday — I p m TuesdM. Rev. Melvin T. Peterson, Psalms, 146: 18, 20. A correla 40 Pitkin St Rockville tive passage from "Science and day at 8:16 a.m. from the For Thursday — 1 p m. Wednesday. On the island of Zanzibar, which is Assistant Pastor Bev. Paul C. Kaiser, Pastor Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Faator Masses at 7:80, 8:30 and 10:30 For FHday — 1 p.m. Thursday, Health with Key to the Scrip Rev. Janies L. Austin D'Esopo Phineral Chapel, 236 pert of the new country, the United a.m. U.S. Policy Is Unchanged ibr Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. tures,” by Mary Baker Eddy, 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Minister of Christian Education Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, Classified deadline; 10:30 a.m. each day eC States els helping to build a school. 8 a.m.. Morning Suffrages. with a solemn high Mass of re fM toaiWwi except Saturday — S a.m. 9 a.m., Divine Worship and will be Included: p. 9: 17-21. ’The Church School and Nursery. In Dar Es Salaam, the capital of the Golden Text is from Proverbs, Rockville Methodist C hm h quiem at the Church of St. Pat Church School for Kindergarten 10:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, 9 a.m.. Church Schori for 148 Greve SL, Despite Viet Nam Shakeup 29: 25. Crib Room. Members of the rick and St. Anthony, Hartford, Batunlsjr, Juna 12 new country, It is easy to see that Rus through Grade 6. Nursery for Church School and Nursery. Rev. Willard E. OonkUn, Pastor *>- Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testimony 4 p.m.. Pastor’s class. nursery for 3 year olds will at 9. Burial 'will be in Mt. 8t. sia has a certain influence there, too. younger children. Sermon by Benedict Cemetery. (Oonttoued from Page One) solution of the Viet Nam conflict meeting. 7 p.m., "Meet the Nuns,” attend church with their have been Initiaited from a num It supplies weapons, ammunition, mili Pastor Anderson at both serv Reading Room hours at 749 9:30 a-m., CbUdren’e Day. Friends may call at the fu ices, "Do You Believe ’This?" sponsored by the Luther parents. Church School Day can forces are in support and ber of sources. None of these tary vehicles, and the training which Main St., excepting legal holi with all departments. Service Morning Worship. neral home today and tomor li "DelMits’' Too Little, Ttoo Late? 11 a.m.. Congregational pic Leagues of Concordia and Monday, 7:15 p.m., Prayer row from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. logistic supplies. have been successful and the teaches soldiers how to goosestep. days. Monday through Satur Emanuel. Two nuns of St. Bar of Baptism, Commissioning net result, authorities said, has nic at ’Times Farm Camp, An day, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; ’Thurs and discussion time. The pattern of Communist Kaapaotabla newepapem like the But the big ^orld power which really dover. tholomew’s Church will be guest Service for summer conferees, attack in recent battles appar been to conclude that the Com day, evening, 7 to 9. Junior Choir, Junior Ushers. Tuesday, 11 a.m., Rockville Joseph W. Doherty Christian Science Monitor, the New has the inside track in Tanzania, as speakers. Members and friends area clergy council meeting. Architect’s rendering of the proposed First Congregational Church of Vernon to replace the structure destroyed by fire. ently is designed to achieve a munist side is not interested in of both congregations are in The Senior Pilgrim Fellowship VBRiNON — Joseph WlMiam T o * Times, and the New T o * Herald 'The Salvation Army Wednesday, 10 a.m., Woman’s ______ . 1 Vi--“ •—-* *.^ .t.v f j FAGS 8BVIII MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDi MANCHESTER, OOI^N, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1965 fA G B SIX Yankees Nearing First Division, Drysdale Stops Mets KILL THE UMPIRE? — Pittsburgh Pirste Bums^ Hurler Homers Defeat Los Angeles, batter Donn Clenden- on appears ready to BU n n smack umpire Stan In Eighth for Margin Claim Seventh Spot Landes head for extra t a w b k bases but it’s only the ------I J V camera angle. Actual Don Drysdale go boom. Twice. ’ NEW YORK (A P )—The New York Yankees are ly, Clendenon is react o h U r c h s o f t b .a l l The 6-foot-6 Los Angeles ace hit the dirt in the first: h ig h g r a d e higher today than at any time in the last four weeks. Moving out to a 7-0 lead by inning, then came back to hit the jackpot in the eighth* GUNLIFFE The defending American'^ ing to a close pitch. the second inning, North Meth MANCHESTER Nattonal League as the Dodgers’ edged the New York Mets 2-1 Friday CAR LEASING League champlona, who have odist held one to defeat Com MOTOR SALES PRINTING been bogged down in the second W. L. Pet. G.B. munity Baptist 14-12 last night tnight. .614 — Drysdale fell down in front of EXPERT AUTO BODY and division since April, continued Arron Has fx>s Angeles 36 22 at Charter Oak Park. On i or 2 FENDER REPAIRS Job and Commercial their most sustained drive of the Milwaukee . 29 21 .580 2H Bill Warner paced the win 56,023, largest crowd In the ma SEAFOOD Printing season Friday night as A1 Olncinnatl .. 30 23 .666 3 Sports Viewing jors this sea.son, while pitching 4 ners, collecting a second Inning, to Jesse Gonder, the third bat YEAR PLAN ENAMEL and LACQUER Downing staggered to a iS-hit, San FVan. .. 30 20 .546 two-run homer. Ray BJorkman CHOICE VARIETY Cleveland .619 ter in the first inning. REFINISHINGS Prompt and Efficient 6-4 victory over the Los Angeles PUtOburgh . 28 26 6% was a steady hitter in defeat. SA’TURDAY First In Manchester. New Printing Of All Kinds Angels. Phlla’phia . 26 38 .481 7V4 But he got up, took a few prac REASONABLE PRICES N. Metho. . .341 006 0— 14-11-9 2:10 (18) Meta va. 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Paul Dodge Pontiac PV > left them only onedialf game to (30) Indianapolis BOO He gained the triumph by TEL. 64SI-9937 the rear of the sixth-place An today into the third round of the Los Angelee 2, New York 1 Behind the pitching of Steve INC. $135,000 Cleveland Open golf going boom again. This time, gels. Milwaukee 8, St. Louis 2 Banas. Green Manor defeated SUNDAY 87S MAIN STREET tournament. 'Pittsburgh 5, San Fran. S Elks 7-2 last night at the West though, he did it with his bat At the top of the league, 1:00 (30) Roller Derby I Phone 649-2881 The 28-year-old Aaron had his PtaUadelpMa 6, Houston 5 Side Oval. Banaa struck out 10, and produced his third home We I'rge You To Support meanwhile, the first-place Min alghta set on the big $25,000 2:15 (80) Red Sox va. run of the season. MANCHESTER PONTIAC GLASS Today’s Games walked four and allowed but Oriolea Tile Lutz Junior Museum nesota Twins and runner-up prize, a purse that could put Los Angeles (Koufax 8-3) at 'The eighth-inning blow came • For Auto Windshields Chicago White Sox remained a two hits for the victory. 4:00 ( 8) Jump to Glory RUG CLEANING AND him among the top five money New York (Jackson 2-7) Rudie Witlke and Jim Sproul on a 3-2 pitch off Warren Spahn. • For Store Fronts and all IVyi lengths apart', each sweep makers on the tour. (U.S. National Para Drysdale has won nine of his COMPANY sizes of windows Houston (Farrell 4-1) at Phila led the winner’s offense with chute Champlonahipa) ing twi-night doubleheaders. He carded a four-under-par delphia (Bunning 5-5) last 10 games and has lost only The Twins swept Detroit in a two hits apiece. Myles Boute- 4:30 ( 3) Cleveland Open Please Note: 15 HANN.VWAY ST. 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Call place, hot air heat, storm will be guest speaker Wednes CLASSIFIED rage, stove and refrigerator, baths, shed dormer, finished trees privacy, stunning buy at dining room, modem kitchen, 6 ^ m . and weekends, 648-9878. ed in creamics, repair facili 976-7292. day at 7:80 p.m. at a “Mlaslon kitchen, spacious lot. Priced windows, two full baths. 8180. J. D, Realty, 648-6129 or reo room, trig porch. Sure there '818,500. Barrowe & Wallace, sunporch, laundry, large Jalou- ties, chickens, etc. This is the Night," sponsored by the La right. Hayes Agency, WS-4808. sy porch, Rusco combinations, Real nice location and com deal. Highway, nice home easy 646-0410. is a send bank in the back, 649-1^06. pletely landscaped. dies Aid of the Lutheran Wom large well landscaped lots. By access. T, J. Crockett, Realtor, Legal Notices en’s Missionary League hf Zion but that assures you privacy. ap^ntm ent only, owner 649- ADVERTISING Out of state owners are anxious DELMONT STREET — For the f o u r f a m i l y Three bedroom dwelling. 643-1577. Lutheran Church in the church home owner who wishes to be 0468. AT A (XiURT or pnOBAT®. Furnished Apartments 63*A MANCHESTER to seH. T. J. Crockett, Real Living room, kitchen, two BOLTON — large spacious 7 held at MoncheMer within and for assembly room. She is president near all facilities here’s a beau car garage, full cellar. the Ofstriot ol Uancheeter, on the of the Upper Connecticut Val CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS tor, 643-1577. room Split, 8 bedrooms, 1% FURNISHED apartment, large ty of a listing. Features 6 One block off Main Street, Close to the beach, nice lo 2nd day c t June. 1966. ley Zone of the League, an in 8 AJML to 5 PJH. 1V& rooms, utUlUea, suitable for Ten minutes from Man MANCHESTER — 4-4 duplex, rooms on first floor and plenty cation and nicely land- baths, basement, reo room, ga Present, Hon. John J. walieu. ternational organization with an older four family home rage. treed 1% acres in beauti Judge. one or two adults, parking, 272 chester. Now Cape Cods, separate furnaces, 2-car ga of expsmslon room on the sec eoaped. Eetate of ,Inea May Batson, late the lAitheran Church Missouri BIGGEST ond. Wooded lot plus a four ful area of fine homes. Only COPY aOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Main. Ranches and Raiaed rage, one block from Main St., Sunday U3 p. m. with four units In eaxdi of Manchester, in said DIatrict. de Synod, and the wife o f the Rev. Ranches. One acre wooded p ric^ to sell. Hayes Agency, car garage. Only 817,500. Call $22,000. — below replaoement ceased. Oscar E. Mllke, paator of Christ apartment. Cold flaits. Ga Lewiss & Stanton Realty cost. Owner 649-8985. On motion of Burnham L. Bat ■lONDAX Xhiu nUDAZ 10:80 AJM.—8ATCEDA» t AM. THREE ROOM apartment, fur- lota, built - Ins, fireplace, 643-4803. Carl Zinsser, Jarvis Realty Co., son, 686 Longwood Avs.. Olencoe, Lutheran Church, Hartford. Realtors, 643-1121, 649-1200. Real Estate A Insurance nlMied, private bath and en basement garages. Only rages. Needs some repair. Illinois, executor. The speaker will tell the pur trance. Ullllties. No pets. Near 10% down. Price range NEW TWO-Famlly duplex, 5-5, Wlnnapaug Road EAST HARTFORD, Oak St. Six OROkRBD; That six months room (Jape Cod, 1% twtihs. Call from the 2nd day of June, 1966, be pose of the organization she t o o t ooopkration w il l d i A I A 4 3 .2 7 1 1 Cheney's, 226 Charter Oak, 643- from 814,500 to 817,000. nice location, separate heat MANCHESTER — Modem 6 61 Alice Drive Priced in the low twenUee. Westerly, Rhode Isliuid room Cape, near schools, bus, after 4 week days and anytime and the eame are limited and al represents, which Is to help YOU TRY HARDER BE APFBKOIATKD l /I M f c i 8T W * * # 1 ■ 8368. Terrific value. Call ing systems, city utilities. Call T. J. Crockett, Realtor, lowed for tbs creditors within which builder, Leon Cieszynskl, 649- shopping, recreation room in TEL. 596-2885 Saturday and Sunday. Owner, to bring In their claims against said women of the church to be ROUTE 31, Coventry — avail 4291. basement, quiet neighborhood. 643-1577. 528-6163. estate, and said executor Is direct come aware of the social needs able now, 4 rooms, hath and ga ROBERT D. MURDOCK Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. Five room Ranch with IV2 ed to give public noUce to the of the community, the country WAPPING — $18,500. 6 room creditors to bring In their claims CenriniMd From Proeoding Pogo rage, all utilities furnished, not GARRISON Colonial In execu Suburban For Sale 75 within said Urns allowed by pub and the world, through a pro baths, carport, full cellar. R ic h e r . Double garsM, fam .suitable for ohUdren or pets. U & R REALTY CO., INC tive neighborhood on a beauti MANCHESTER — Modem 3 EXCELLENT condition and lo lishing a copy of this order in some gram of Christian education, in Rooms Without Board 59 Apartment Buildings ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1% bedroom Ranch, central loca Come ready to buy. COVENTRY — 5 rooms, 3-bed ily room, fireplace, ce& r clos newspaper raving a circulation in spiration and service. 742-7652. 643-2692 643-6472 cation — 3 bedroom Ranch. said probate dtstnet within ten days Tenements 63 baths, breezeway, 2-car ga tion, large kitchen, tiled bath, room year ’round home, excel et, heavily treed lot. Barrows from the date of this order and re Mrs. Mllke has been active ROOMS FOR RENT, one block full basement, 816,900 for quick Large living room with view of lent area near lake, only 89, A Wallace. 649-6806. rage, 828,400. Philbrick Agen lovely back yard and woods, turn medee to this court of the no in Sunday School teaching. from Main Street, free park LOOKINO for anything In raai sale. Bel Air Real Estate. 643- 600. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. - tice given. Chancel (Juild, and is current Business Locations cy, 649-8464. fireplace, natural woodwork, JOHN J. WALiiETT. Judge. ing, kitchen privllegee, gentle estate rentals — apartments, 9332. MANCHESTER — 3 -bedroom VERNON — 5% room Ranch, Chri.sUan Growth chairman of OR ELSE! For Rent 64 SEVEN ROOM oKer home, 4 1% baths, basement with panel BOLTON — 5 room Ranch cus' attached garage, brick front, men only. 643-6127. home.s. muitlple dwellinga, call MANCHESTER — modem, im Ranch, large well landscaped /LIMITATION OBDER the Women’s Guild of her Evtr watch som* fish in a pool? Ever notice how the "Bi^ Fish" ore always chasing the J. D. Realty. 648-6129. .bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x151. MANCHESTER — East Side. 6 ed rec room and large flnlriied tom built in 1965, 1-car garage, aluminum atorme, built-lne, ex AT A COURT OF PROBATE, THREE ROOM office or busi maculate 6 room Colonial, 1% lot, walking distance to schools church, ROOM for non-smoMng, non- Marlon B. Robertson, Realtor. baths, built - ins, dishwasher, room Ranch with 3 generous playroom, carport, patio, fence, summer porch and patio, walk tras, half acre, close to school. held at Manchester, within and for. ness, ground floor, 470 Main and shopping, recreation room, the Dtstrict of Manchester, on the Mrs. Roger Greton, Mrs. Ehnli "Little Hsh?" In this business of sanitary sewer facilities and fire protection servicos wo are drinking gentleman. <^n be THREE rooms, third floor, heat 443-5953. bedrooms, dining room, spa beautiful trees and shrubs. out basement with play room, Owner 875-9182. Street, plenty of parking. 649- wall-to-wall carpeting, only laundry, attached garage, 3rd day of June. 1968. |Bronke, Mrs. Anna Grimason seen at 129 Walker Street after ed. Call between 7-8 p.m., 643- 819,500. Hayes Agency, 643- cious living room with fire screened porch, dishwasher, at 820,900. 649-8682. handy to lake, 818,900. Phil- Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, ] what is known os "Little Fish." But "Little Hsh" have to keep moving oil of Hit Hme bocouso 5229, 9-5. MANCHESTER — beautiful new BOLTON — 4 bedroom modern and Mrs. Edward Hein will 8 p.m. 0082. 4803. place, large kitchen with for tic fan, carpeting. Owner ask brick Agency, 649-8464. Judge. . 1 4-4 two families, flats and du flat roof Ranch with jalousied Ekitate of Olive M. Ray. late o f, serve as hostesses at the meet the "Big Hsh" never stop picking on them. There’s no rest for us because we'd be swollowed up mica counters, oil hot water ing 820,900. 649-1846. ___ Mancheeter. In sgid Dletrlct, de- SMALL STORE for business or plexes. Custom quality through ANDOVER breezeway and 3-car attached ing. SIX ROOM apartment, 476 Main office, formerly baiber shop, out. Pull tiled baths, individual heat, plaster walls, attached AIR CONDITIONED ceated. Members are reminded to fo x , Apartm ents— ^Flats— CONVE5NIENT Location — im garage, set on 4 oares. Large On motion of Maria J. Metcalf. If we didn’t try harder. That's why we're always watching your tax dollars. Making sure the Street, 649-5229, 9-5. 188 W. Middle Tpke., near cellars, hot water heat. Excel garage, 815,900. Wolverton 33 Lynese St., Mancheeter. Conn., bring mite boxes. Tenements 63 maculate 7 room home near Modem, Immaculate 3 bed 6 rooms, set back behind kitchen and dining area, dl^ ' Parkade. Call 649-6205, 3-9. lent location with all utilities. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. flowering shrubs and trees, admlnlatratrix. rote stays at a stable level. Living within our income. Running your District like a busineu... TWO ROOM heated apartment transportation. Priced for room Ranch delightfully wa.sher and disposeti, 36 foot ORDERED: That elx monthe CHBOK THIS VALUE Call now. Hayes Agency, 843- MANCHESTER — Modem on a quiet street, with living-dining room, with Heato- from the 3rd day of June 1968, be and bath, 149 Oakland St., 860. DESIRABLE Store or office 4803. quick sale. Shown by appoint air conditioned, beautiful North End Crash' ^ « government branch that thinks it's a sin to try to save money. space, ground floor, clean, at- Ranch two blocks from Bow ment only. Lappen Agency, 640- kitchen with built-ins, fire- shaded elevated picnic area lator fireplace, 1% baths, full and the eame are limited and al . . . NOW . . . 640-5229, 9-5. in rear. Fiill bath, enclosed lowed for the creditors within which ‘ racUve and reasonable. Apply GOOD ers School, 2 fireplaces, nicely placed living room, 2 full basement finished in striking to bring in their claims against said For The First Time In Oonn. MANCHESTER — 6 - room 5621, 649-6140. porch, artesian well, forced You'll find Individuality from oil of the people that serve you in the District. Our firemen MANCHESTER — Delightful 2- Mr. Chasse, State Theatre, 11 Ranch, buiH 1963, 100x300 lot, treed lot, only 817,900. Bel Air baths, full basement. Com arrangemsnt with walk - In eatate, and said administratrix Is Destroys Truck i TRUE LUXURY bedroom garden apartment, a.m. - 8 p.m. Real EsUte, 643-9332. VERNON STREET — 5'/4 room pletely fenced large lot. hot air heat. Asking price cedar closet, office, work room, directed to give public notice to the honor and respect you because they ore your neighbors. You get the some respect whether they 2-car garage, aluminum sid $10,200. For $10,800, 3 rear creditors to bring In their claims ideally located, heat, hot wa ing, stoons and screens, 3-bed- STARTER Ranch plus two completely fin Priced at only $19,900. for cold storage room, and huge within said time allowed by pub LIVING COMMERCIAL and office space MANCHESTER — to settle es lots adjoining rear of house Firefighters from the 8th Dis AT A ter, range, refrigerator, park rooms, 2 ceramic baths, oil hot ished rooms in the basement immediate sale. recreation area with fireplace lishing a copy of this order In ore protecting you and your family from the ravages of o fire or serving you at their Peach ing, 8120. monthly. Available for rent. W. G. Schwarz Co., Remodeled 3 bedroom Colo tate. 5 room older house, im with a walk-in from the back. lot, with 150’ frontage on See it and you’ll like it. Bank some newspaper having a clrcula- trict nsJhed to the scene of a I LOW RENTAL water heat, kitchen has built- parallel street, may be pur tion in said probate district within motor vehicle accident on a dirt | Shortcake Festival. You get the same treatment from the people in About Town Robert B. Beach Jr., the Business Bodies Announce Engagements son of Atty. and Mrs. Robert E. Beach, 143 Boulder Rd., graduated from Phillips Acade my, Andover, Mass., June 11. lOA MAN OF YEAR < He has been on the honor roll, John Lynch of 42 Coolidge and this past year, w'as editor of "Pbillipon.” He plans to at St., president of Hollywood tend Yale University. Service Center at 342 E. Center St., was voted Man of the Year The Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, at the first annual state con associate minister of Second Congregational Church, will vention of the State Association conduct a service tomorrow at of Independent Garage Owners 8:15 a.m. on radio station of Connecticut, Inc. in Meriden WINF, sponsored by the Man last week. The award was re chester Ministerial Association. ceived with great surprise by Uynch. who said that ordinarily The Ladies Prayer Fellow he serves on the selection com ship of Trinity Covenant mittee. Church will meet Tuesday at 1 Richard Cartw’right of 413 p.m. at the church. Spring St., a member of the insurance advisory committee The executive board of Buck- of the a.ssociation and an em ley school PTA will meet Mon ploye of Aetna Life Insurance day at 8 p.m. at the staff room Companies, served as chairman at the school. of the convention which drew close to 20 Manchester unit The executive committee of members and their wives. The engagement of Mis.s Car-*) Defoixl Dockftrt photo the American Legion Auxiliary Mr. and Mr.s. Pierre CharleS i \ 1,4 ' 1 yT^gfeott»JUNM2.^Miitj jjliultdyggt^r 5; I * lem Off jB ^ liOWAi: atarly In the 7 to 12 age group, MOW; YORK (AP) — The> (the show's most avid fans) are American Broadcasting: Oompa- oomplalning aadly that they are ■7, highly oonaclOua that much not allowed to stay up that late; of Its current success is due to even on FYidays. Ite Ifarge audience o< young peo Not all the protests come ple, , make* apeclal .efforts to from the kiddy audience, how ■dtraot them ,' , ever. Among the outpouring is On June 28 It edU completely one, signed by 2,000 “ UNCLE’* overhaul — with a new inajne, fans complaining that Friday la new dtaracters, neW' viewpoint, a popular bowling night. One , evert new title — one of Ms day- ooHege fraternity reported an ttme serials, “Flame in the grily that It had already Wind,” specifically to attract changed Its meeting night so more young housewives. members wouldn’t miu the; When its “12 O’clock High’^ show, but couldn’t do it again. | tatums next fall In an eanier The series, incidentally, la time period it will have refdac- this season’s big rags to riches M Ms star — Robert LAnsing show. After M made Ms debut ^ playing a general — wlth^Paul last September opposite Red Burke playing a major. The Skelton and “Mcmie’s Navy’’, switch was dictated by the net — both popular with the kids — ' work's theory that the added M was pronounced a failure as atg vieiwers of the World War its ratings hit close to the bot drama would Identify cVieer tom of Nielsen's list and Ito rto a more hoytsh-looklhg otftoeirprincipal sponsor wanted out. It of lesser rank. was shifted into.a Monday night ' On the other band, NBC ap spot receiving the most dramat-1 pears to be actively engaged in to boost in ratings since “Bo- aknighing off some of its young nansa” several years ago was, er fans. taken out of the sha£>w of Next week, tor instance, it “Perry Mason.” , moves its early evening rock *n* roU hour, “Hullabaloo,” to the end of its Tuesday night prime time aohedule, a late hour for ^ Addanw Addttlen hide on the East and West Ooaats. NEW YORK (AP)—ABC’s Its most di^astlc s w i ^ comes “Addams Pamlly” wlH be en 1. next season when "The Man larged over the summer and so, from U.N.C.L.E" la plucked presumably, will be , the take- ' from Its popular early Monday home pay of Carolyn Jones, evanlng spot and stuck in a U Miss Jones plays Morticla Ad p.m. time period of FYidays. dams, the vamplre-t^>e bru Protest letters by the thou- nette housewife. Next season r, softly ■ands are flooding the network she will also take on the new ju st a Terry-Thomas, the British uomedian, explains use of the hour-glasS in n of the aadtU to MOM studios which role of Morticla’s older aptnster Irink of the James Bondi^ eUter who has been named gambling in a scene ABC’s “Everyhkjdy’sr.'Got a Syst«n,” a light tr ^ t- i in cos- ^gento Young viewers, partiou- Ophelia FTOmp. . ment of the gambling urg'e, l^day 8:30-9:30'pjh, ' (Herald s. Roebuck Serenity on Ponderoi^a P arkade. Maw YORK— (MBA) —AO 1 Rt. 83 In ^Ing .to. faU over the furniture As One Gd^ a-Teaching : iU grand a sia who said his name la Don IU>r instance, his nansa” plunges into its seventh are such that it sometimes pays tlonal fa- kncsr to be the comedy hit of ,wife is expecting their first year of filming, without the to take a series off the network pond, a tho year. child at the end ,pf June, the services of Pernell Roberts. to profit from replays in ,tha utting and Tha oQly tooublo is, the man same time Get Sinart goes Into Long the dissident member of daytime or on local stations-' golfers, a adsBltted he can’t .remember production. Because she and the ^rtrtght clan, Roberts “But I tMnk we’re good tor a eyball and aiiyoiie’s name, ao wa only have Don are New Yorkers, tempo pulled out when Ms contract little wMle more,” Mike said. ‘he apart- hia word for It that he is Don rarily residing in California and ended last season. That left "This has been our biggest year ded in Uie because she has family back Lome Greene, Dan Blocker and in the ratings. Even If we loet M Blast, it-has been decided that Michael Landon to mind the per cent of our audience, we’d Re Is easily recognisable to she will stay In New York unUl Sana of **rhe BUI Dana Show,” ranch. They’re managing quite SUM be No. 1.” after t>» Vaby is bom. well, says Mike. What Is being done to explaUi d of New- erhore he waa known as the So sh« precMled her husband Inept house detective, Hyron "It’s a heavier work load for the absence of Roberta? resident of to New York. “I don’t like to the three of us this season,” “We won’t kill Mm off; that n appoinl- OUok. In “Get Smart,’’ he wiU fly and I can never sleep on a he Maxwell Smart, a bum said the actor, the handsome would be too hard on the kids in istrator of train. So, when I left Holly Little Joe of the series, “But it’s the audience,” Mike said. “He’ll epartmcnt. bling Bond-type secret agent wood, I decided tp take some worth it. There is harmony on just be off teacMng school In the basetl on a ”Byron. was tonny but un' sleeping pUls al SATURDAY JO PROGRAM M ornine MONDAY JO PROGRAM Educational (Ima ChkaMl (M> ladlanapeBa Special tt :N 888 hidden away in an East ihiro- TUESDAY JO PROGRAM (S) Sky Klac Here are the highlights of last (8-Zt)_Ba(« Ba pean ooimtry. 1:33 (83) BeetSaner week's worid famous mdlaa^ <88-88) Balarday Might at tha T V ^ Ttase channel (M) SataHUy MaUaea polls speed way race. 'Aiseh or Trlumiumph’’ P u t m (33) I Sapennan ^ r . L u dfer" Fred Astalra. Tea for Two ” Huaical com Movies (3) Meyla 3 Nowa*aa* Wshfltae TV 1:33 (3) Beat SeBer I (S3) Brave Btallto* The dsvU, Mr. Lucifer and hiB C:M (8) TBA “ Don’t , Olvo Op tha 8hlp“, ( M o n d a y — F r i d a y ) U tU (33) NighI Lite (3) Movie 3 (33) Maverieh edy aet In the mid 'BTa atar- SUver Wlags ••Ot* o i the O _ staff attempt to corrupt aad ring Doria Day and Qene Nel- Jerry tAwls, Dina MeriUT A John Oaifleld. • “ taw (W EDH , Channet 24) "Show Busineaa” Bddla (fia- . <4- (33) Swabby- - - -Shaw destroy a hard-working, under aon. (22) Baclng-Saftelk Dawns Navy Ueutenant Is forced to tag clttaen kite / 2 » f* " '’*'®»»e toT’ Joan Davta, Constance 8;to (3) Woady Wsadpeehsi paid youim architect wha (88) Have Gan WBl Travel leave his wife during their Sheepehaad U:33fi?^S£2S*XS»« Nancy Kelly. Caval (83) Film Features walked four miles through • •:M (8) Weather, Sports and Haws honeymoon to hunt Tor hki • :34 <>) Sign On nad Fimrar In murder. • iS (3) N®^.'*** "The ^em aker”. Prankatan cade of show business a gen (43) Blllemaa (18) Year Melghbar — The eration ago and the p« F A C E J o i n t 12 1965 ------H A k*------a iE S T - —- ^ r c - p- ]^— „ _ SATUEDAY, -- - -' - ■■ ' ! JUNE ^ ’ ul . '^ *'-*1 08 Aikra. % ih HotM Bal- Conning ShowM «he" tenilht ;»:80-10:/ ^ -lU a mtlk^M p«neL ^hAr/Onrlaa^ilnd R bb^ M ^ THURSDAY anjttitg (ueato on NBC's /*«M niii( The Editors" •iW (M)__ Naoemet . i , hart and Jh Jim m y MathaM " -*"■ •‘ 1 tUehard Murphy, ‘T^^'Jaok l^hcr Prosrahi” PYl- liM (I) e tw A r m g t Daily Net Press Rui The Weather For the Week Ended Foreeaat of D. S. Westhor Jane 12, 1965 > Occaaional ahowere, vary cool 14,208 this evetibijr, low tai 46o; parRjr aunay and aeaaonabiy eoof to Member of the AndR Bureau of Circulation morrow, hlg^h near 70. Manchetter^A City o f Village Charm VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 216 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1965 (Claaolfied AdvertlataiK on Page 17) PRICE SEVEN CENT! Viet Rangers Find ■ i, , . Bodies of 100 Men SAIGON South Vietl'of Dong XoaJ they found an as-num ber of attacks and ambush- 5 0 0 Seek Tired Commuter Artists V isit White House, Lost Boy Buys Own Town In Oxford Urge Caution MENLO PARK, Calif (A P)— In the sagebrush and WASHINGTON (AP) — Lead OXFORD (AP) — Searchers ers of the art world gathered at jackrabbit country of lonely northeastern Nevada, Ken a White House festival in their picked their way through wood.s neth Grueger, a train-weary San Francisco Bay area honor today, and right off there and over rocky slopes today, commuter, found the little town of Currie— population was public note of misgivings looking for a 2',i-year-old Water- 50— for sale. by some over President John bury boy missing since early It was Just what he and his vada,” Krueger sighs contend- son’s foreign policies. Elks Flag Day Ceremonies at Center Park Sunday afternoon. wife Jeannette had been looking edly, "far into the interior. And Four poets and writers each time we found it harder to laimched the day-Ior^ program Memlier.s of Boy Scout Troop 25, Center Congiega- Lodge of Elks. Story on page 12. (Herald Photo by Little James Damelio wan for. So they bought it with their dered away from his playmate.s life sa\’ings of $85.(KX). come back to all the hustle and by reading from their works ia tional Church, participate in Flag Day ceremonies Sateniis). at about 2 p.m. Sunday and Tuesday, Krueger and his bustle." the historic Ea.st Room. The conducted yesterday at Center Park by Manchester hasn’t been seen since. wife will pull up stakes at their Last year the Kruegers ma.ster of ceremonied, Mark Two helicopters Joined the apartment here and point their stopped in Currie. There they Van Dqren, himself a poet, not search after daybreak but late station wagon east for Currie. met F. A. Majors who wanted to ed with regret the absence of in the morning ^ e boy was still The ex-suburbanites are as sell the town —- lock, stock and poet Robert Lowell, who de Wrong Answer missing as a party of some 500 sured of a cordial reception. barrel. clined an Invitation because ef combed the area. Krueger, until last week motor “ We had the money, says his "di.smay and distrust” of the administratloo’s foreign policy. CANTON. lU. (A P ), — "We're asking everyone who vehicle inspector for Pacific Krueger. "But, believe me, it Chicago Celebration can to participate in the Telephone & Telegraph Co. In wasn’t through inheritance or Van Doren said he had been The owTieir o l a earvice sta tion may be rtwrt one reg search," state police said today. San Francisco, automatically anything like that. It was our troubled as to whether to men savings, close-to-the vest liv ular cuatomer today be- Volunteers poured into the will become the town maydr, tion the- absence o f LowelL sheriff, fire chief, ranger, asses ing.’ " eauoe he took time to gtve Jacks Hill section of Oxford Sun 'who assumed that he oonld'nof day night to augment a force sor and landlord. "Yes, even beans and hot ‘enjoy, pubifc ceietoration With Sophronla a ahower. That’s because he not only dogs, at times.” Sophronia ia a baby eie- of State and local police, cm l out makini^ subtle public eom- Fetes U.S. Spacemen bought the town’s 76 acres but The couple will live in a two- jiliant. defense workers and firemen in mitments’.’’ . . ... , , . . .. . I T ' the hunt- for the boy. Ita few bouses and businesses as bedroom house. “ It’s not like But - Van Doren said he The 87-degree heat wee well. Krueger and his wife will here on the Peninusla or in San making Sophronia unhap State Pollc eestimatee of the decided to mention it “ merely CHICAGO (A P ) — .4, White, responding to greetings^Divitt and White.” Flags and run the general store, the, serv Francisco,” Krueger admits. as honoring the scruple of a fine py, so her driver, an em A 'air.T%* __ AT anH ha nH a K aU a e at tha air*rhnrt nAnTAarvi-a aH size of the search party ranged James A. McDivitt and and handshakes at the airport, pennants festooned downtown ice station, a bar and a trailer "But I’ve seen worse. It’s liva poet who, in his own terms, was ploye of Mills Brothers Cir said, "We are very greaUy hon streets on the parade route. from 500 to 1,000 persons. The ble.” numbers dwindled to less than park. ‘conscience bound’ to stay cus, pulled Into A1 Turl’e Edward H. White II, the ored to have the day with you. After a special meeting of the Until 1900 Ckirrie was a rail •en’ice station yesterday. 50 after midnight. Mrs. Krueger, who gave up aiway.” ■ Gemini 4 astronauts, came We are accepting it for the in City Council to confer honorary head for cattle and sheep grow her Job as assistant librarian for With Mrs. Johnson sitting In "Would you give Soph- dustry that created the space Chicago citizenship on McEMvltt, Shortly after midnight, State ers. Now the livestock goes to the Menlo Park School District, the audience of some 600, Van ronin a shower?" the driv to Chicago today and were craft and the booster.” White, and two officials of the Police issued 'an appe^ for vol market in trucks but Chirrie still will work in the general store. Doren said the honor the John er asked. There was no sign of a threat NationcU Aeronautics and Space unteers to join the search when greeted by a tumultuous caters to hunters juid fisher She says she’ll also spark Cur sons were doing the arts is Turl was cooling otff the ened demonstraUon by civil Administration, Dr. George E. daylight arrived. men. It lies at the foot of the elrcue star when his tele welcome. rights protesters as the official “ Any pair of eyes or any pair rie’s social Ufe to new heights, “ what in our own fashion we Mueller, associate director, and towering Goshute and Ruby “ organizing or disorganizing as propose to celebrate.” phone Jangled. He asked on McDivitt,. a native of Chica parade began on a section of Charles W. Matthews, Gemini of legs is g(ood,” said Lt. Ed go, said he felt "very humble” mountains whose slopes abound the case may be.” He suggested that they get on OMiatant to answer and Michigan Avenue north of the project manager, there was a ward O’Brien. in elk and deer and whose have the caller wait. and added: ‘ ‘We were just doing (Thlcago River known as “ The our Jobs.” (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) streams tumble with trout. (See Page Twelve) « | (See Page Tweloal The aide returned to tetl Magnificent Mile.” A blink of the eye and you’re "She got huffy and The wives of the astronauts Sidewalks on both sides of the past it on U.S. 93, 76 miles north were handed large bc^uquests of route were packed with people of Ely. did you say?” red roses when they left the — thousands and thousands of The Kruegers don’t know ex Turt oaked. plane in which the party flew youngsters of all ages. Thou Girl’s Family Stunned actly when they got the yen to *T Juat said you were out from Houston, Tex. sands of flogs fluttered from flee suburbiir. Graduations Today watering the eleidiant.” Vice President Hubert H. many points along the route But, ■ Krueger says, "five Humphrey, making the official which included State Street and years ago. On our vacations, we Welcome taJk at O’Hare Inter- ended at City Hall after a home Polio Victim Walks began probing all the desolate naUonal Airpqrt, said: “ No one stretch up La Salle Street from \ V areas of California. We were At Yale and Fairfield Is more deserving of plaudits Jackson Boulevard. hunting for a spot where, if you than these two great Americans wanted to make it as such, you Events The weather was perfect. NEW HAVEN (A P )—Commencement exercises a t — astronauts, yes, but Ameri TTie vice president, his wife, To Receive Degree could practlally .live the year cans first.” and their two sons flew in from 1859 all over again.” Yale and Fairfield Universities today wind up a busy They were whisked to the Washington before the blue For various reasons the land weekend of college ^aduation ceremonies. In State downtown lake front 111 open plane carrying the Gemini 4 CLEVELAND, Ohio (A P )— Nancy Malinosky, 21, a they saw in (California didn't Trinity College, the University<^ white cars. Waves of Cheers crew arrived. p6lio victims "confined to a wheelchair for 16 years, appeal. of Hartford, Danbury State (Ttol Bennett, president of tlnion from crowds five deep rolled Crowds gathered along the started practicing walking last January behind locked “ Then we began going to Ne lege, Southern Connecticut State Theolc^cal Seminary; along with them. expressway route to the city, doors, Only a few close friends who helped her knew'*’ College and Quinnipiac College Louis I. Kahn, University of Stamford Begins "When I was a kid in CJhica- and on La Salle Street near City held their year-end ceremonies Pennsylvania architect; Owen go," said McDivitt, "I never Hall, hours before the astro about it. ’*• Saturday and Sunday. M. Wilson, president of the Uni Project to Stem dramed of a day like this. nauts’ cara were expected to ■My parents have done so The scheduled highlight of the versity of Minnesota; and IWl- "The last few days make me pass. much for me. I wanted to do it Fairfield University program is marth S. Lewis, a longtime feel very humble. We were Just Many carried printed signs for them,” she said. Her par the appearance of Richard Card member of the Yale Corpora Drug Addiction doing our Jobs.” saying, "Chicago welcomes Mc- ents weren’t told, she said, be inal Cushing, Archbishop of Bos tion, the universRy's governing cause she didn’t want to build ton. Cardinal Cushing is to re body. up their hopes. ceive an honorary degree. U Thant’s citation .said: STAMFORD- ,(AP) — Nancy’s determination paid Mayor Thomas C. Mayers Senator Thomas J. Dodd, D- "If one day the yearning of off in a big way Sunday. Conn., Dr. William H. Conley, all peoples for pecice overcomes anilounced today that this She walked across the stage president of Sacred Heart Uni the cla ^ of national ambitions city of 102,000 will launch like the other 396 members of versity. and Dr. Henry W. and calm.s the turbulence of Congressional Ship the Baldwin-Wallace College ideological conflict, mankind will Littlefield, president of the Uni a community - wide pro ipi'aduating class to get her dip- gram for the prevention versity of Bridgeport, are also long count you among those oma. scheduled to receive honorary chiefly responsible tor civiliza- “ The stage is 33 feet wide — and treatment of drug ad degrees. tion’a survival." diction. - Faces Rougher Sea we measured it last February,” Dr. Spock, a YtUe graduate said Nancy. “ Last Tuesday‘ I Graduates will include 250 Mayera said the program men from the College of Arts was cited for his "calm and re would be the first of Its kind in practiced on the stage. It was assuring wisdom.” WASHINGTON (A P )— After more than six months sort of uneven, but I was sure 1 and Sciences and 200 men and me nation. of fairly smooth sailing, Congress is heading into shoal- women frotn the Graduate He appointed a ccunmlttee of could do it.'*' infested waters that may wreck its plans to adjourn by Just to be on the safe aide, sbe- School of Education. 61 leofflng ciUsens to work on Some 580 students graduated the program. Labor Day. got word to Baldwin-Wallace President Alfred B. Bonds Jr. so from Southern Saturday. Miss The mayor said the program Voting righta, union shop*, level department ot housing and Terry Ferrer. Education Editor Bulletins gew out of discussions with the foreign aid, health care for the urban development. that “ if I got to him and he saw elderly, minimum wages, that I was shaky he would es of the New York Herald Tribune, ■taff of the NsrcoUcs Addiction The voting rights bill passed cort me the rest of the way.” delivered a commencement ad Service Center of Southwestern closing of some mlHtary bases, by the Senate after a curtailed leglalatdve reai^rtionment, When her name was called as dress on the topic of campus un Fairfield County, which Is lo tUlbuster has been ai^roved the top student in her class, rest. NO COliRT TV ^ cated here, and with Members excise taxes, the antlpovetiy with major changes by the of KINAID, a local organisation program and pay raises for mil Nancy rose and walked with Over 300 students at Trinity NEW YORK (AP)—The House Judiciary Committee. It measured steps. College received Masters and Superior Court has rejected a aompiises relatives of addicts. itary and civilian personnel are probably wUl be held up several among the snags that lie ahead. "I was too scared to remem Bachelors degrees Sunday. Igor request that it* prooeedlnge more weeks,in the House Rules ber much about it,” she said I. Sikorsky, inventor of the first be televised by the Columbia •‘SUmford has a growing nar- Not even one at the dozen an Oornmlttee and is not expected later, but Dr. Bonds did meet jnroduction helicopter, delivered eoUcs problems,” Moyer* eold. Broudcaating Syatens. Ia oa nual appropriaUon bills to fi to reach the floor before next her half way across and helped the commencement address. «The citywide experfmtent i* on nance the government lor the exchange of letters Chief . Jua- month. ..The threat of another hqr the rest ol the way. Governor John N. Dempsey tlce Earl Warren told Drh ooaenUol step we mu*t Uhe If fiscal year etartlw July 1 has fUibuster confronts It when it woe the main speaker at com we ore ever going to otop nie been sentlent to the Prealdent, al- ITien, while she rested on Dr. Frank Stanton, CBS preol- goes back to the Senate. Bonds' arms, the audience gave mencement exercises at Dan dent “The court haa had na opread of drug use,” lliough most- of them have A bill to prohibit state laws bury State College Sunday. cleared the House. her a five-minute standing ova Inflexible rule to the effect Coho Robbed. Two Held against union, shops has been tion. NEW HAVEN (A P )-U Thant, that it will uot penult photo Although publicly vclclnf con approved by 'the House Labor Her mother, Mrs.' Raymond secretary-geperal of the United graphs or brandcasting front NEW HAVEN (AP)—Two men fidence that oU the necessary Committee but has not yet been Malinosky of Geneva, Ohio, Nations, and Dr. Benjamin the courtroom when IS la ia wwe under arreot today < on legislation can be dlspoeed of by considered by the Senate. It is cried for Joy. Spock, chMd cere expert were "seaslon.” He added he waa chargee of robbing two tOJdcah Labor Day, some oongreaalonal being held In the House "It was a real gift for u*,” among 12 persons given bono- sure the eourt “has no lafen- Orl'vera at gunpoha. leaders already ore considering imfing action on separate leg- sa^ Mrs. Malinosky. tloB of ebaagiag that rale.* a summer recess foHowed by a n ry degrees today by Yale Uni- Arrested on chorgeo lotion to protect Negroes’ Job m e skid Nancy was 'struck by vwirtty. with vlDlencio were Anton foil eeeslon. Such a redoM U a erights. The whole subject maypolio when she was 6, had tried Other degrees were conferred MARINER ON tXlURRB •ohtUo, 21, of 1 Shermon Ave., distinct poesiblUty for the be dn^ped until next year. to walk a few steps then, but on Robert E. MorJoUn, vice PASADENA. CaUf. ( ^ ) and Edvrand Mottoy, 22, of 9M HouM, Which is iMslatively in since had been confined to the better shape than the Senate. The health care bill, passed pi^dent of toe European Bco- — A radio olgaal that Mok Xdoyd St., both at New Hoved. by the House more them two wheelchair. Police BOid that two cab driv- nmntc Community; Prof. Claude 16 udautee to eraw IPT odh Two of the major pending months ago, is bogged dowh in Now that’i she's walked this Levl-Sttauae of the College de Uon utiles ot space told ea- ora were robbed in aeporate In- btUs are on the Senate calendar the Senate Finance- Committee. far, will Nancy keep trying? n on ce; MiiuohaU Nlrenberg, eldeabB loot nigM. One driver thia week. They are the foreign i'‘l ’m going to do as muon oi , glaeen todag fla t Ifaihs* 4 WM robbed of « l and ttto omer The odmlldotiation’s bUl to genetioe researcher wMh the Na- has performed Ua llaal toek 9 aid authorlaetioo UH and a broaden application of the mini can,” ahe said happily. iMUtutes of Health; measure wWoh would cut or Nancy compiled a 8.87 aver betora phitngffjBlilag fS u * mm. mum wage Utw la in the heSrioc The Rev, Roland do Voux, dl- My 14- M UtMoja. oa repeal amergency exoioe tax sfage ip the House Labor Qoni- age and plane to eater Drew rotes. BoQi have passed the Uidverslty Theological Semi Polio victim Nancy Maiinoaky, g , A- r:;r------— ------quick tactical advantage by mi- talking. One spokesman said was perhaps stated symbolically by the Church of Christ vited to attend. Refreshments will have an outing. Doherty of 26 West Rd. died there is no solution unless the 661 Main St. Lydall and Vernon Sts. Bible Study Circle. ;^rior numbers over smaller Tribune have all, in recent days, pro- visit of Chou En-loi a few days ago, is Capt. William D. MacLean will be served. yewterctey at St. PVancle Hospi forces, rather than to hold any other side is prepared for one Eugene Brewer, Minister tal after a long illness. He was ■ounced themselves concerned by the Communist China Officer In Charge First Lutheran Church First Congregational Church Naval School specific territory. Hie Commu and this may be tested over the Gospel Hall Rockville bom in RockvlUe May 23, 1^0, Rockville-Vernon Only Indians next weeks and months. Obvious Increasing escalatiati ot our The Chinese are rushing ahead with 9:46 a.m., Bible classes for Vernon nists have puU^ their attacks 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for 415 Center S t Bev. William H. Balkan the eon of James and (jatherine with the advemtage of surprise The various probings for a military action In Vietnam. all kinds of development programs for all ages. Bev. John A. Lacey, Minister Herig Doherty. He was a for all age groups. 10:45 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: Paator Miss Helen C. F isher, Will Be Led in places of their own chooeing, political settlement have includ And, whatever the respective shad- the Tanzanians. 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. mer employe of the Travelere Calmly Greet 10:45 a.m., Holiness Service. ‘ "The Loneliness of Christiani Director of Christian Education but it is held unlikely that the ed bilateral talks with the Soviet t o f o f their attitude toward the‘ neces^ In order to pay for the help they are Nursery services available. 12:16 p.m., Sunday School. 9 a.m., Sunday School classes Ineurance Co.. Harttord. Doher Church Approves Viet Cong will be able to hold Union and at Warsaw with Com ty.” ty was a graduate of St. Ber slty or the advisability of our doing in giving the Tanzanians, they are ex 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Service. 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: 7 p.m., Gospel meeting. for all ages. 9:25 and 10:65 a.m.. Church By Kauffman positions for any length of time. munist China. There have been Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer nard's SMwol and of Rock-ville Lynda Bird proposals for a conference on Vietnam vdiat we are doing there, all 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting. Wednesday, 7:30 pjti., Mid 10:30 a.m., Worship Ssrvlce. School. R is expected that Initial re porting to Tanzania all kinds of Chi ’Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Bible meeting. Holy Commuilic*. High School, Mass of 1968. He ports wUa reflect government Cambodia, a mission by Brit agree on one jrioua recommendation. nese products which they sell to the week Service. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning Rebuilding Plans (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) Study. FYiday, 8 p.m., Bible reading. Worship. attended Ontral OonnecUcut losses, officials said, while a ain’s special envoy Patrick They an agree that the situation la State College for two years and longer prlod of time will be re Gordon Walker, and an appeal Tanzanians in order to finance their Center Congregational Church United Methodist Church 6 p.m., Junior Pilgrim Fel Depression, and Kauffman’s ■0 grave, and the commitments already Zion Evangelical Second Congregational Church Rt. 44A, Bolton had served w4th the U. S. Air despite a hurried effort to at quired before the enemy losses from 17 nonaligned nations. help to the ’Tanzanians. ' United Church of Christ lowship. Flams for a new church were^to house offices and Increase least clear the boulders in time nearsighted 16-20 vision put him Lutheran ^ u rch 11 Center St. 385 N. Main St Rev. Abram W. Sangrey, Force. are known and reported. But There has been a proposal for a baing made on this nation’s behalf so These Chinese products range from approved last night by mem the teaching space. Sunday (or Mi.ss Johnson's visit | among those denied shoulder halt in the hostilities and a halt (Missouri Synod) Bev. Clifford O. Simpson, Rev. Felix M. Davis, .Minister Minister Wapplng Community Church Besides his parents, he leaves this type of flighting will exact aerious that there should be a national mandarin oranges and bamboo shoots to three brothers, Donaid Doherty bers of the First Congregation school classes are now conduct The harried head of Universi boards. in the bombing of North Viet Cooper and High Sts. Minister Congregational very heavy casualties among gebata and dlscuaslon, which they all The Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, al Church of Vernon on Rt. 30. ed in Kellogg Hall on the ty of Arizona's summer school. He joined the French army, Nam by U. S. planes. All have blankets, shirts, shorts, dresses, yams, Bev. Joseph H. Dudley, 10 a.m., Children’s Day. Ser 9:15 a.m., Sunday School Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, Minister o f Vernon, Jsunee Doherty of church grounds. the Viet Ciong, it was predicted Pastor Rockville and Gerald Doherty The old church was destroyed Dr. Raymond Thompson, tried won the Croix de Guerre with here. gome without responses that think ahould be led by the President bicycles, and pens, pencils and rulers Associate Minister mon by the Rev. Mr. Davis. cteasee. Rev. Theodore Bacheleg, Liske said the interior of the star, was a German prisoner of of Mancheater; and one slater, In a fire In January. unsuccessfully to lead the cara- j Since the start of 1966 some IS would be constructive, officiala htanaelf. for Tanzanians to use In school. Rev. Francis C. Hawes, Baptism. Nursery. Church 9:15 a.m., Worship. Sermon; Minister The new chiirch, which is ex building will be colonial, in de war and won decorations in the 9 a.m., Sunday School. School pupils will attend church. IMra Laiwrenoe Enls of Man- van into (Jrasshopper while j different probes for a peaceful said. The worried stance taken by such Minister of Religious Education "What’s On the Inside Is Moat pected to coet about $423,000, sign but the side balconies, a keeping newsmen at bay. British navy before he was fi When the Russian and the American 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Time. Important.” Baptism. Coffee ciiester. Mwnpapen has Its parallel in the Con 10 a.m,. Divine Worship. Text: 9:30 and 11:00 a.m., Morning will be 30 feet longer than the feature of the old church, will The caravan got in okay, but nally accepted in the U. S. Nav ambassadors meet in Tanzania, the 8 a.m., Morning Worship. ’The Church of the Nazarene Hoiu" at close of Service. Worship and Church Schpol. The funeral will be held Mon 1 Cor. 14:7-9. Theme: “ Sound old structure, according to Wil not be reproduced. He said the so did several enterprising, al Reserve one month before the gress, and particularly in the United story goes, they ask each other what’s Rev. Mr. Dudley preaching, 238 Main St. day at 9 :18 from the Burke Japanese attacked Pearl Har Doctrine and ’The ’Trinity Fes Children’s Day Senicee. ton A. Liske, chairman of the committee felt the cost would newsmen. Court Delays States Senate, vriiich likes to fancy It- new, meaning "what is our mutual ‘"The Receptive Heart.” Bev. Robert J. Shoff, Minister St. Peter’s Episcopal Church ■nieme: "What We Have Fluieral Home, 76 Prospect St., building committee. It would be too high. bor in 1941. tival.” Nursery in the Parish 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church Rev. R. Alfred Swain, Learned.” Rockvilto, with a aolemn requi aalf the chief legislative adviser on friend the Chinese ambassador up to House. Sand Hill Rd. seat 336 persons with an over Plans for the structure Vill School Day Service. Church Associate Minister Wapplng em Maas at 10 at St. Bemard’e flow capacity of 70. Room be completed by the architect natters of foreign policy. There, the today?” 11 a.m., Gottesdienst mlt School. Crib Room (9:15 only) Church, Rockville. Burial will Benjamin Zelinski, 58, of no Hearing on Rev. James A. Blrdsall, Vicar St. John's Episcopal Onirch would be available for a senior and bids will be let out. Re Heads Merchants Unusual Combo certain address, was arrested latest administration efforts to shut off Abendmahl. through Kindergarten. 9:30 a.m., Children’s Day pro be in St. Bemard’a Oemeitery. choir of 30 and a junior choir Death Toll Rt. SO, Vernon ceived bids will be presented to Harry <3ohen, manager of for being found intoxicated and debate, on the pretext that for us to 7 p.m.. Young People's Society gram, "Wreaths of Praise.” Frienda may call at the fu of 20. of the Walther League with re 10:30 a.m.. Trinity Sunday. Bev. Janies L. Grant, Rector the congregation Ovt. 22, LLske the D&L Store at the Manches Works to Save was taken to the State Jail in Zone Rules debate the wisdom of our own course Trinity Covenant Church 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. Holy Communion. Church school neral home tomorrow from 2 to Liske said the church will be said, along with recommenda Nice Weather Should Be Earned ception of newly confirmed. For Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. Message by the pastor. Chil i and 7 to 9. Almost Sure ter Parkade, has been re-elect Hartford to await arraignment In Asia Is to lend comfort to our ene- awards. 7:45 a.m.. Holy Qimmunlon. similar in design to the de tions by the building committee. In Carcuit Court on Monday. young people and their parents. Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, Pastor dren's Church and Nursery. stroyed white colonial struc ed president of the Parkade ’Frisco’s Bay At the town’s request, tha mlee in Asia, seems to be getting a ’ITre old Puritamical sense of duty ’Thursday, 7:30 p.m., l^angel- 6 p.m., Evening FTayer. 9 a.m., Holy Oommunion, ser Last night’.s meeting drcM’ Merchants’ Association, for a Zelinski, who was arrested at 9:30 a.m., Sundav School with 6 p.m., Junior Fellowship, mon, dasses, baby-sltUng. william F. Hoes ture, which was considered a court has postponed a hear and obligation—the old perverse feel ism (Calling-Visiting) meeting. Monday, 7 a.m., St. Barna about 200 parishioners to hear To Go Higher third consecutive term. the CJcnter last night, had only ■ttle less reepect and compliance than classes for kindergarten through Teen Fellowship and Christian 10:45 a.m., Morning Prayer, TOLLAND — WUUam P«*r landmark in the su-ea. The for (Continued from Page One) ing on an injunction, sought by bas. Holy Communion. the building committee pre Other officers chosen are: that morning been released developer Alexander Jarvis, nsual. There may even oome the. mo- ing that all nice and pleasant thing;8 adult. Service training courses for Monday through Friday, 7 :45 sermon, dasses, baby-eitUng. Roes, infant eon ot WUtienri and mer church was built in 1826. sent its proposal for the new Gonmiunlty Baptist Church 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. James DeRocco, manager of from the Hartford jail after which would prevent the Town nent when the Senate does move Into have to be earned before they can be adults. p.m.. Evening Prayer. Monday, 7:30 p.m.. Vestry Jean BaMyg«."^HoaB of Stuart The new structure will repeat structure. (Continued from Page One) Further south a 4,000-acre city 685 E. Center St. Sermon: ‘"Ihe Christian God.” the large columns In front and Sears Parkade Store, vice pres serving a 30-day sentence for Planning Commission from ap enjoyed—have obviously lost their grip 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Thursday, 7:45 p.m.. Healing meeting. Dr., died this morning ait Rock- About $174,000 has been ident; Robert L. Brock, execu of 66,000 people is planned, and the same offense. ep«i debate on the way the executive Is Rev. Alex H. Elsessec, Nursery. Message by the pastor. vtile General Hoapitai. Besides the steeple. Liske said plans survived. He told of scrambling a mammoth residential develop plying its newNy a d o p t e d on the New England weather, along Minister / Service. Wednesday, 10 a.m., Holy pledged toward the rebuilding tive vice president of the Man Edward J. Gardiner, 48, of 40 zoning regulations. leading toward and Into' wider war. 2:30 p.m.. Visitation at Green Wednesday, 7 :30 p.m.. Pray-" Oommunion. his porenta, he leavee a brother, for the steeple, built in 1939 to of the church. Gordon Beck through a window while his fa ment on the other side of the Lodge. chester Chamber of Commerce, Doane St., was charged with A hearing on the restrain This Is something the Senate has not with other phases of New England liv er. Praise and Bible study. Vernon Methodist diiirch ------« — Nell, and a atoter, TTierese. His replace the steeple damaged In with is chairman of the fund ther herded the others to the bay is on the drawing boards. 9:30 a.m., Church School for 5 p.m.. Children’s Day Pro the 1938 hurricane, were found roof. secretary; and Morgan Steele, breach of peace and intoxica ing, order had been scheduled really done in any of the emergencies ing. Rt. SO TalcottvUle Congregational poiternal gran^qiarents are Mr. raising committee. of the Savings Bank of Man "With this kind of situation, tion after police received a com all ages. Classes through Grade gram. Social Hour. Jehovah’s Witnesses and wlU be used by the archi "I saw the water coming and duriqg this past week, before after World War There has, in each Otherwise, the weather would not Rev. Morton A. Magee Church and Mre. Pater Hoas of Swan- Building plans for the church chester, treasurer. where the money to be made is plaint about a disturbance at a n. 4 will have an expanded ses 7:30 p.m.. Inquirer’s Class, Kingdom Hall ■ea, Maee. and hie maternal tect. grabbed a tree,” he said. the Hartford County Court of sion through worship service. Rev. Robert R. Shlmoda, and an architect's rendering Steele's re-election is also to terrific, I frankly didn’t think miltop Dr. residence. Court ap previous emergency, been much great- have Indulged itself In TTiursday night’s makeup session. 126 North Main 8L grandmother la Mrs. Nora Bat- Liske said the church will be 'Mom and dad and the children Common Pleas. Parents of children In the Kin 9 and 10 a.m.. Worship Serv Minister built 50 feet westerly from the will be on display Sundays at a third consecutive term. De we had better than a 50-60 pearance has been set for June Town Counsel Irving Aron to* national unity than there is today. change of air without first having dbnga of ^6ll Ri'ver, Maas. were yelling and screaming and dergarten and Nursery may vis United Pentecostal Church ice and child care. Sermon by present church site. The move, i the Vernon Elementary School, , I saw that wall of water go over Rocco succeeds Michael Dwor- chance,’’ says Sen. J. Eugene 28 at the Manchester session of son, who is serving as act NeverOieleas, although such newspa earned itself the right to such ambro 4:30 p.m., Bible group discus the pastor. 11 a jn .. Children’s Day serv Gnaveaide eervicee will be kin of Ligett’s Rexall Store, McAteer, the San Francisco Circuit CJourt 12. it these classes. 187 Woodbridge St. sion in the Watchtower maga he said will provide a green on where the First Congregational them.” ing general manager In the ab pers are asking it, although the Sen sial relaxations. 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship. 9 a.m.. Church school for ice will be conducted by the held Monday at one p.m. in St. the right and left of the Church is currenUy holding its and Brock succeeds Larry Dunn Democrat who wrote the legis sence of Richard Martin, Rev. Robert L. Baker zine article: "Mature Ministers Bemard’e .Ometery, RockvlUe. He watched but they didn't Any honest. Puritanical weather, Children's Sunday. Sermon: Grades 1 through 4. Nursery and teachers and students of the church. A wing is also planned 1 services. of Knitter's World. lation to limit bay filling. asked that hearing be put over ate may be developing a conviction Can Aid Others.” The Buiite Funeral Home, reappear. ‘“When Losing Is Winning.” 10 a.m., Sunday school. Kindergarten. Sunday school under the super Sheriff Bill Cooksey kept an The associations (board of di It took McAteer three hotly to a later date. The court has that it is becoming necessary, every with any trace of conscience left, would Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group dis vision of Mrs. Roger Spencer. Rockville la in charge of ar- Beatles Receive •'Winning the Children for 11 a.m., Worship. \ 10 a.m., Grades 6 through 8. eye on Sanderson Creek until 4 rectors include the newly elect debated hearings to steer his approved the request, but Atty. body involved knows that what this na have felt obligated to work three days cussions in the Bible aid: 7 p.m., MethodiiA Youth Fel- Wednesday, 8 p.m., Bible rangemento. day at 2 p.m. at the Biegga FM- ed officers plus Walter Reed of measure past its first hurdle, a Aronson has not been informed Christ,” offering will be re 7 :30 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv nerat Home, Silver St., Middle- Funerals a.m., when he thought it British Order tion resLlly wants is not debate, or ex of mid-sununer mugginess up into a ceived. Nursery. ice. "Babylon the Great Has Fallen! low i^p. study, Book of Isloh. W. T. Grant’s Parkade Store, Senate committee. of the new hearing date, he God’s Kingdom Rules!” at 87 Mrs. Louis Parrott town. Calling hours will be held crested. Arthur Freitag of Grandiway position, or explanation. good rattling performance of closely 3 p.m.. Church planning re Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Bible It was 6:45 a.m., he said says. treat. Birch St., 287 Oakland St. and ROCKVILLiE--"Mrs. Angellne tonight from 7 to 9 and tomxir- Atdwin D. Frink and Dworkln. LONDON (AP) — "Eh, that’s Jarvis Is protesting a series The President himself has spoken scattered thundershowers before It study, prayer meeting. row from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. when another peace officer tele 7 p.m., Junior High Baptist 726 North Main St.; also, 144 M. Capelilo Parrott, 46, of Funeral services for Aidwin great, isn’t It?” said Beatle of amendments to the zoning dared take itself out of the heat and Griffin Rd., South Windsor, and phoned to advise: "My house if Emanuel Plans more often and more frequently and Youth Fellowship. Senior High St. John’s Polish National holds me responsible not only Unton'vIHe, slater of John C?a- sor; Mrs. Anna Light, 303 Coop Paul McCartney today when' regulations that substantially French Rd., Bolton. peUo of Rockville, died yester Mrs. Frank Boslo D. Frink, 82, of Vero Beach, full of water and I'm heading er Hill St.; Edmund Perry, 65 BKire insistenUy in his attempts to jus miasma into the delicious atmospheric Fellowship will meet at the Catholic Church for myself and using my gifts for higher ground.” told he and his three mop-top! tighten ^ ____ the requirements for Friday, 7 :30 p.m.. Theocratic . . . but I get the feeling he Polls Open day o f her home. She was born Fla., formerly of Manchester, E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Beverly Family Picnic tify his course in Vietnam and persuade rarities of pure mountain air. home of Pat Rhoads, 75 Crest- Rev. Walter A. Hyszko BOLTON — Mrs. Ida Louise colleagues had been made | g^ u p dwelling " (garden-type) Ministry School. wants me to spread the word In Hartford and had been a Mori-a Boslo, 56, of Bolton Cen were held 'yesterday afternoon J. Perotti, 28 Gardner St.; Da members of the Order of the • apartment projects. They also All the rest of us to accept hs explana ’There was, instead, the bare, shame wood Dr. for a picnic supper and meeting. Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. 8:30 p.m.. Service meeting. or ides that you have to live 6-7 Tuesday UnionviUe reetdent for 25 years. ter Rd., wife of Frank Boslo, at the home of his sister, Mrs. Hospital Notes vid Berzins, 120 Forest St.; Rob Emanuel Church School and British Empire by Queen Eliza-! transfer from the zoning board tion than any President has spoken on faced, inexcusable direct transition, fully today . . . or you have to Besldee her hueband and her died last night at her home James Ragan of Weat Hartford. ert Brown, RPD 3, Rockville; the congregation of Emanuel beth. o f a p p ^ s to the commission with no soft introductory healing bar South Methodist Church trust and love and work today. broUier John, she lea'vea a son after a long illness. The Rev. Bernard Drew, pas Miss Cheryl Carlin, 23 Apel PI.; Lutheran Church will have McCartney had just stepped the authority for granting per any issue since Woodrow Wilson toured ADMITTED YESTERDAY: rier of rain In between, from muggy Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. Tomorrow don’t come. But Secretary of State Ella T. and daughter, tltree other Mrs. Boslo was born In New tor of Asylum HIU Ckingrega- Miss Debra Wilson, Wapplng; their annual “Family Picnic" off an airliner from Portugal mits for such projects. the country on behalf of the League Pastor then I guess nobody expects Mrs. Dona Pirtle, Phoenix St., Mrs. Theresa Kehl, 14 Arcellia heat wave to high pressure paradise. Grasso reminds qualified elec brotiiere and three slsterB. York Chty, Dec. 30, 1908, a tional Oiurch, Hartford, officiat tomorrow at the Times Farm where he had been vacationing No applications for group of Nations. Kev. Richard W. Dupee me to t^ k about this kind of T h e ftmeral will be heU Mon ed. Miss Shelly CJlagston of ■Vemon; Mrs. Ann Gelina. Ea.“rt Dr.; Mrs. Clara Green, 467 Cen Camp in Andover, beginning at with actress Jane Asher. tors who plan to vote In Tues daughter of Victor and Rose dwellings have been heard by The disillusioning trouble has been But, easy and luxurious as it may Associate Pastor thing. Thats preacher talk I day at 9:16 a.m. from the Hartford was soloist. Burial was Hartford; William Mangino, ter St.; Otto Miller, Talcott Hill 11 a.m. The queen honored the Bea the commission since the Connecticut Yankee Boero Morra, amd lived In Bol South Windsor; Mrs. Ellizabeth that the President’s explanations have sound, there is no real pleasure in It, guess. I’d sure hate to be call day’s statewide election that DEsopo Funeral Chapel, 236 ton 24 years. She was a seam In West Cemetery, MancheMer. Rd., Coventry; Arthur Perkings, The Churchmen will be In tles Friday for Important Mrv- changes went into effect on 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship ed a preacher.” Canter, 'WappUTg; John Fikiet, 421 E. Middle Tpke.; Samuel ices to their country. Th4y'be been no relief from public concern over The old Puritan laws had it right. the polls will be open from 6 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, stress for many years at The Members of Orient Lodge of charge of refreshments. Bever April 12. By A.H.O. Service. Student’s Day. All stu Adam Mann with a solemn requiem Mass at Masons conducted a service and Stafford Springs; Winthrop Caswell, Hartford; Mrs. Edna ages will be served and ice came the first group of pop Atty. John LaBelle, repre the policies being discussed, but an ad Fine clear weather coming to this a.m. to 7 p.m. and that ab Hartford Co., Hartford. For one non-disting:uished dents have been invited to at 10 in the C2iurch of St. Pat acted as bearers. Goodwin, Wapplng; Mrs. Beth Pitney, 54 Horton Rd.; Mrs. Ju cream given to the children. singers to be elevated into one senting Jarvis, has o b je ^ d landscape, to these gardens, to these and cynical lesson that the less tend morning services as this is Submitted by sentee Ballots must reach the Survivors, besides her hus any Hiuntington, Columbia; dition to the national worry. His ad- they know about what they are rick and St. Anthony. Burial lia Goldsmder, Coventry; Miss Members are reminded to bring of the most staid of British insti that there has been no change reservoirs, to these wells, without first •tretch of business in the Con the last day of Church School. Earle R. Custer, Pastor town clerk’s office no later band. include a daughter, Mrs. Robert Kosiar, East Hartford; Anne Pane, Coventry; Miss Di their tables, chairs and dishes tutions. VlseTs have not always fed him truth; doing, the clearer their con- 'wUi take plaoe In Mt. St. Bene Frederic Norton of Vernon: In conditions to justify the zon taking the pains to wring out a few necticut House of Repre.senta- The Rev. Mr. Dupee preaching North Methodist Church than 6 p.m. on Monday. dict Ometery, BloomfieU. Donald Riddell, Wllsoii; David ane Moran, Wapping; Mrs. Julia if needed, and their own picnic The other Beatles are John ing amendments, and that the be himself has not always employed ■sciences, and there is no real Children’s Sermon, "The Hood.” four sisters, Mrs. Hugo Broda, Cardinals^ Talk Siemer, Wapplng; Miss Wendy lunch. Lennon, George Harrison and of those high-stacked clouds which pre tives the other 'night, the dis Absentee ballots may be used Oalling hours will be held at Kutyla, Wapping: Mrs. Pauline commission has set no specifie candor; the level of the discussions con wny for them to justify and ■•Tfife Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw Mrs. Renato Cocconi and Mrs. Smith, Coventry; Glenn Wright, Creamer and son, RFD 2, Bol Games and races will be un Ringo Starr. They can now cussion of pending legislation explain their continual mutual by serviceman and women, by ttie chapel tonight toom 7 to 9 standards to govern Its con ducted by him has sometimes been an ceded it is weather only half as pleas preaching ‘ 'Discovery. ’ ’ jlUcog- H erald Joseph Flora, all of Bolton, and Wapping; William McCarthy, ton; Mrs. (jarol Dupont and der the direction of the Luther- place the Initials M.B.E. after seemed to reduce Itself to al accommodation in aR^lnds of those who will be absent l^ m and on Sunday from 2 to 5 and Mrs. Louis Drago of Corona, May Have Been sideration of group dwelling re Insult to the intelligence o f the ordinary ant as It could have been. nition of Youth FellowshtpXholr the state during the hours that T to 9. Wapplng; Mra. Astrid Feitoer, daughter, 173 Green Rd.; Mrs. weds and prizes will be given their names, wear the small quests. ternating one sentence state shabby matters e x o ^ that of at 9 o ’clock service and Rhyth N.Y.; and a brother, Gasprin ments of “This Is a good bill" Yesterdays the polls eire open, and by those On End to Exile 170 Green Rd.; Mre. Ruth Ko- Janet Metheny and daughter, for various events. The Rev. silver badge of the order and a The commission has pending American; neither the facts he uses nor pretending that they don’t mic Choir at 10:45 service. The Morra of Bolton. small gray ribbon on the left or "This Is a bad bill,” with who cannot appear because of Mrs. Louisa B. Infante reais, 80 Mather St.; Mrs. 280 Center St.; Mre. Marie Rich Melvin T. Peterson, assistant a second set of amendments, lbs logic he raiploys with them any know what they are doing. Rhythm Choir will participate at The funeral will be held Mon ard and son, Bast Hartford. pastor, will be in charge of de breast of their tuxedos or tail such brilliant expository state 25 Years Ago Illness or physical disability. Mrs. Louisa B. Infante, 83, of (Continued from Page One) Vera Kishunes, 23 Whiiitney Rd.; which Jarvis has opposed at longer enjoy complete trust and re The Dyinsr Death Penalty The only time senators make the 10:45 service. day at 9 a.m. from the John F. Miss Stephanie. Angenoe, New DISCHARGED TODAY: Er votions which will close the suits. ments sometimes accompanied speeches, in |,his Connecticut Voters in each of the'state’s Hartford, died Thursday at a public hearings. One of the pro 7 p.m.. Farewell reception for state examiner wants town Tierney Funera.1 Home, 219 W. York City; Mre. Julia Simmons, win Lerch, 214 Center St.; Mrs. picnic about 5 p.m. "I ’m knocked out by the news spect either at home or abroad. Governor Rockefeller did the right by a wistful complaint that the era, is when Some feud of per six (Congressional Districts will Hartford convalescent home. nig would report back to the visions sets standards for group Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Olson, Su board of seleo^en that the She was the mother of Romeo Center St, Manchester, with a 27K Bluefield Dr.; Angalo Giola, Mary Wakefield, 64 Loveland and I know they are too.” said dwelling projects. What this nation needs, then, is not thing in signing the bill almost, but other side, whether of the sonalities within ' their own sannah Wesley Hall. elect seven Democrats and sev Mass of requiem at St. Maurice Pope on his talks with the Hun their manager, Brian Epstein. not quite abolishing capital punishment. "good” or the “bad” persua present vault floors In the mu en Republicans sui delegates to Infante of Manchester. 638 'Keeney St.; Mrs. Mary Hill, Rockville; Franklin Rich merely a debate led by the President, as membership excites them. Then nicipal building which protect Church at 10. Burial will be to garian prelate. mond, 52 Mt. Nebo PI.; Pamela "This is really something.” It was clear that he had misgrivlngs sion, was not really explaining they may rtfomentarlly lose the July 1 State (Constitutional Born in Baranello, Province Smith, 87J Bluefield Dr.; Mre. Church Bazaar everyone so p o lit y requests it. vital town records are not safe of CampobOsso, Italy, she had St. James’ Cemetery, Manchea Legation officials and Hun Avis Baker, Elast Hatrford; O’Leary, 4 Janet Lane, Rock McCartney was asked about about the measure; it’s clear, also, that either the bill or its own valu control of themselves and make Convention. A total of 42 Dem ter. rumors that he had married What this nation needs is the courage public opinion on the issue is sharply ation of the bill. from fire. ocrats and 42 Republicans 'Will lived In Hartford for most of her garian church sources, main Miss Robin Wagner, 22 Strant ville; Dolores Johnson, 33 Ard FATHER’S DAY like speeches. A Thought for Today Friends may call at the fu Listed for Fall TAiBB Asher in Portugal. to face a most difficult kind of choice. divided. This was the House at low A company of sixty men to be be chosen. life, and was the widow of Jo tained silence on the meeting. St.; Robert Breault, Coventry. more Rd, CAMERAS—FILM The members of the larger, Sponsored by the Manchester recruited from local DUworth- seph Infante. Besides her son neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Cardinal Mindszenty, 73, took "Oh, is that nunored again? ' We’d have been happier if the bill ebb. tired and bored and con- more unwieldy House, on ^he The only contest will be in BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A ELECTRIC RAZORS Bhall the great newspapers, shall the Council o f Churches Comell American Legion Poet Romeo, she leaves one other and tomorrow from 2 to i and 7 refuge in the legation building son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold The Women’s ChrisUan Fel It’s been rumored for two years had gone all the way and provided for ,fused and beaten down by the other hand, will make speeches the First (Congressional Dis cane and sober minds In the Senate risk to serve In the State Guard for son; seven daughters, thlity-two to 9 p.m, after the abortive 1966 revolu Whiting, 12 Lydall St.; a son Rockville-V ernon lowship of Second Congrega that we’re married," he said. complete abolition. But that wasn’t in flood of its own adjournment- on the slightest provocation trict, where Atty. aiid Mrs. kijuting the appearance of national the duration of the present grandchildren and thirteen tion. to Mr. and Mre. Edward Gelina, tional C2iurch announces that it He said, "I just don’t know” ARTHUR DRUG the legislative cards. It does, ,never time calendar. and opportunity. They like ths **. ^ . and then I notice that James F. Collins are running Alfred L. Cocking when asked whether they snity, even risk giving superficial and theless, represent a giant step for Even at Its lowest ebb, how world emergency. great-grandchildren. The major obstacle to the car East Hartford; a son to Mr. will sponsor a church bazaar, sound of their owm voices. Pve been li'vlng different jiwt imder the "Protest R^ubUcan” Officials to See "PUgrim Harvest,’’ F’riday, Nov. planned to get married soon. ward. ever, the Connecticut House lever, opposing the regular Re The funeral will be held Mon ANDOVER — Alfred Lewis dinal's leaving is a life sentence and Mrs. Harry Williamson, temporary comfort to the other half They like the atmosphere of lately. I seem to be enjoying day morning at eight from the Cocking, 73, of Lake Rd., died Suffield; a daughter to Mr. and 12 at the church. Mrs. James Neither outright abolition nor reten has had it all over the Con seeming to be deliberative. 10 Years Ago publican slate. All other Re- Imposed on him in 1949 for Elk Parade from ef the world, in order to exercise what bach d ^ more than I have. Its GiuUano - Sagarlno Funeral early this morning at his home alleged treason. Cardinal Mrs. Stanley Kvieslso, 80 Beckwith and Mrs. William tion of the death penalty would have necticut Senate. In the Senate, They like to kick over the Survey to determine the num ibllcan nominees and all of the #wnoe they may have of pulling this ended our epidemic of ugly crimes, nor for an increasing number of emocratic nominees through Home, 247 Washington St., Hart after a long illneM. He was the Mindszenty has refused to ap Mather St.; a daughter to Mr. Freeman are oo-olMirmen of the traces now and then. And, now «ahnost^uke Pve stopped tiylng ber and nature o f dilld injuriee g ford, with a solemn requiem husband of Mrs. Catherine Mo Reviewing Stand event. nation and both halves of the world will the present measure. It’s a maxim sessions, It has no longer been and then, when the mood Is 'to blame other people for the out the state are assured of peal to the regime for clemen and Mrs. John Belllno Jr., 7 by children in the Manchester Mass at 9 in St. Luke’s Cliurch, ran Cocking. cy, and the re^me thus far has Emllv Dr., Rockville. They wkl be suMlsted by Mrs. baric from the total disaster toward of criminology that the certainty really necessary to say that a right, they wlU catch one of way I’ve been . .. like Pm more area being conducted by local automatic eleetton. bill is either good or bad, Hartford. Burial will take place Mr. Cocking was bom Sept. refused to rehabilitate him. DIS(3HARGED THURSDAY: City and town officials wlU Norman Rylantler, Mra Edwin which we may be headed? of punishment is a greater deterrent the cheap shabby things on its able to say, "I can be the way pediatricians group. State election laws require in Mt. St. Benedict Ometery, than the severity. Death has never been let alone explain why It might I want to be.’ . . . and so I try 27, 1891, In Sun Valley, Kan., Mre. Doris Caldwell. Wapplng; view the Elka’ Flag Day parade Sage, Mrs. Roger Oafts, Mrs. Would we rather go down into the silent way through the le^sla- that no alcohollb b-verages will Bloomfield. William Reynolds, 7 Franklin certain; It’s been a long while since It be either, or offer to the circle tlve process, and snag It up and find out that I can be dif a son of Alfred and Louise Monday from the reviewing Lee Schulmelster, Mi*. 'Waiter be sold during the hours that Calling hours at the funeral Park, Rockville: Mias Donna daricnesa pretending we are united in was even probable, so seldom is the pen or to the public any concise short, and sometimes kill it. ferent. Maybe it frees me up a Speaks on Viet Imer (kicking, and lived in An stand on East Main St. Smith, Mrs. Clifford Haraen, the polls will be open. , home are tonight from 7 to 9 dover many years. Wlghtman, 357 Woodbridge St.; Mrs, James Irvine, Mt*. Donald policies we suspect may be terribly alty now actually Invoked. Better that idea of what it happens to pro But they will let the shabby little to believe that God will About Town The parade will begin at 7 NOTICE and tomorrow from 2 to 6 and 7 Mrs. Katherine Quzzo, Willlng- Wells, Mra. WiUiain Eels, Mra. wrongT it be done away with entirely than kept vide. thing through, too, sometimes love me even if I’m not always NEW YORK (AP) — U.B. Before his retirement eight pjn. from the comer of Blast Ambassador MaxwsU D. Taylpr to 9. A recitation of the Roaary years ago, he was a carpenter ton; Glen Dolan, Wapplng; Mrs. Main and Grove Sts. and pro Samuel Pierson, Mrs. Edward Or would we consider it worth while, available on the books, where it serves So it could happen that, the with brazen and cynical bold so careful ^nd polite. . . . Negron Honored will be given at the funeral Mary Conner graduated from TO THE CUSTOMERS OF THE more to excite the public lust for ven other night, when the House "But then that raises an briefed more than 1(X> buriness, at Pratt and Whitney, Division Maude Brown,, WUllmantic; ceed dovhi to Union Oiurch, up Lee, membara of the Lucy Spen at such a brink, to try to strike one ness, right after it has been tem e at 8 tontorrow afternoon. East Catholic High School Gary Paul, East Hartford; cer Group uid members of Mu geance than It does to dissuade a was down to a rather drab and shown to them. other problem. What about all banking and brokerage leaders NEW Yo r k (AP) — BJnrique of United Aircraft Corp., East Elm St. to Prospect and North Hartford, He ' was an Ariny Thursday, not Mark Conner as Fred* Ketchin, 368 Windsor St.: Sigma CM Youth Group. blow for sanity and reason and sur criminal from his act — which he desperate Imitation o f its own As things were going this the people I work with . . . on Wail Street Friday, on Ihe Negron, Puerto Rican grocer was listed in The Herald. She Park to the Elks home. TOWN OF MANCHESTER they look so busy and happy 8itiu.tion in Viet Nam. , Mra. WUllam Rose veteran of World War I. Robert Jaiffe, Wapping; Michael During the program, past vival for civilization itself? wouldn't commit If he expected to be capacity to debate and discuss week, the desperate, erratic who braved death to aid a be- Bvs, Penwtt Rose, 63, of Hig- is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.^ caught, whether the punishment be . . . and I know. better. What Taylor spoke privaisly before Survivors, besides his wife, Marco, Woles Rd., Andover; exalted ruler Ridiiard Motgan- Which, to put the same questions an le^slatlon, the House could margin by which the House eelged poHceman, nas been bop- Mnum, .fbnnerly of Manobes- John J. Conner o t 19 Vliglnla Mrs. Elizabeth Monteiro, 201 Cuban Primer death or life imprisonment. But if It still accumulate an apprecia was clinging to the theory that should I do about them . . . 181 leaden at a meeting of the ,ored by Ma Bronx heighboca ^ include two daughters, Mrs. Rd. son 'wlU present the history ot ) WATER DEPARTMENT other way, do we regard as the higher what can 1 do about them? Bullock Forum, an oiguilzattcn Ur, died ysoterday afternoon af Adaims St.; hffs. Anne Me- the flag. Boy scou'ts wtU assist can’t be abolished, better at least that tive little audience made up of it was a deliberative legisla and there is more aCMalm to ter a long lUness. She was the Jane Readon of Mancheater. and Caughey, Storrs;- Mrs. Rita WASHINGTON (AP) — Hie patrloUsm—to keep the frontal appear it be severely limited. members of the Senate. tive body was not enou^ to God’s love does mean more to that meets periodteaHy on 1 come. Mn. Theodore Smith of Haz- and Ronald Satryh wlU give the first words Cuban children loam me now . . . it makes sense Wall Street, headquaiiera of daughter «t the late Mr. and ardvlUe; two slaters, Mrs. Car The WSC» of South Method- Houdrew, 23 Battista Rd.; Mrs. responses. ance o f complete unity and support of The fight to end capital punishment M«nbers of the Senate, CounterbfUance the complete Negron, N , was stabbed to the M n. WHliwn T. Perrstt. Born lot CSiurch will meet Monday Laura Donnelly, 49 Waddell In school art "FUM.” "Raul," H m UM of w«ri«r for OMidoor p m p m m hasn’t been one to "coddle” criminals; when they finish their own ‘ that we can use bis gifts . . . Difllock Fund, LM., a mutual rie McGkaw of Bristol and Mrs. 'The akar aervice and flotal Che" and "Ravolutioa,” Juani the Prseldent while we work quietly cynicism o f the Senate, ths we don’t have to bury them In fund. back May 21 after going to the to MaeeactiuewMs, ahe came to evening at 4:30 In Cooper Hall Rd.; Mrs. Lucy Palmer, East rather, it’s been aimed at cleansing so mute deliberations, like " to perpetual wherilng and dealing Mabel Yetke o f MontviUs, and bell of liberty wlH be conducted ta Oastoo toU ths House Com w eh OB woforln^ towns ood gordoos, w oditoi behind the scenes to try to get him to the ground and try to protect llaylor, appealing on Wall aide of Patrolman Phittp Megel, Mdnoheatsr sm an infant, at- for a potluck supper. Mrs. Jo Hartford; Miss Ruth Strick ciety of an anachronistic form^of pun drift downstairs and see what of the committee chairmen, four grandchildren. -. by exalted ruler Leonoixl Lucia mittee on Un-American Aottvi- rteer gently away from the final no them . . . Seems llks his gifts Street after Ms week-long atra- surrounded by- some 200 angry tondsd local scboola, Uvlaig in seph Gallant is program chair land, 71 Washington St.; Miss ishment that harms the community it can be like when leg;islators and the perversion of some of Negroes who freed a V t r o The funeral will be held Margarst Roytoer, 330 Adorns and aaalsted by officarB cf the tias. eon, ood Iho Mio. b koroby proWbhod are awful perishable anyway tegy review In Wastalngtoa, also town tor more than SO ysara. man. light entertaiimient will Rockville lodge. The retiring ot eboioe dead end—or to decide that only more than it does the lawbreaker. It’s actually talk, In the open and the v^ry processes designed to youth 86411 by S|egal b n e a lw Oia nttrsd ohout 10 y m n ago Tuesday at 9 a.m .' vfrom the follow the supper. Kehler Chicle St; Lawrence f^rtis, 18 Chest ’ntaoe art tha ttnt words that been aimed at recognizing the sanctity . . . they have to be used or sp*e off the record k«^re a John F. Tierney Funeral Home, •the odor will be by ths army appaar In t^Mhr textbooks, ths twoon fho boon of 5HM fun. ood fHM fMib 'A frootal aesAult on policies we think fo r the record. In at least keep the course of legislation they rot . . . or get lost How 'mto a furnttore atora. Srom M lJdtetx Btato Hospital is in abarge of Fellowship. nut St.; Mrs. Anna Greene, 59 ot life by getting the state out ot the mstubersbip meettng 219 W. Center St., Manchester, unit. ■elf-axUad aronum aald Friday Is be wrong now has a thin but des- some kind of effort to under regular and out In the open. can I tell the guys at w o * Ooun^ on Voraign Bel Fihtoy night Hegnoa'aMielgh- wtisM shs had bean sreploysd WsOker St.; Mrs. Leona Zaleski, business o f premeditated killing. New stand and explain the leglsla'- It Is a^ut time the pattern with a Mass of requiem at St The Ladles of St Jamss 71 Linnmore Dr.; Renaud Beau Units participating to ttw ))«• in t e o t l f i ^ on Oommuntat to- IRVING L. ARON80N ‘ ysTAte chance of making him change about this? How pan I g e t this bon’ presented him with a gold CMuQiiNi Chuiroh, Ciolumbia, at rode not prevkutoly Ustad in dootrlnarion in OUba. York can be proud that It’s joined, at tlon they are passing. Mpst o f should be broken up, and some fact over to my wife. We waste watch toscribed: "For heroto hudband, Wtttlam will have an installation ban- lieu, 49 Brtxriclyn 9 t , Rockville; . 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