MONDAY^ A n t 10, lOBB 4 m fAG® TWENTT Average Daily Net Press Run The Weettim ’ lEv^nins Iftralb For the Week Ended Foreanst ■( D. 8. Weethw M nae May 8, 19S6 Partly suaay aad pfaaaaat ha- went to Mrs. Mary BotUeallo Manchester W A TE S will meet The Bible School teachers day, cloudy aad cooler toalght, law of Zion Evangelical Lutheran School Children for "Poonles,” an oU, Shsrwln- 14,165 tomorrow at the Italian Amer­ r Eupnittg near 50; mostly aaaay and mOd Church will attend a Vacation Winiams Co. pris*. Mrs. Harry About Town ican Club, ladridge St. Weigh­ Member o f the Audit Bible School Workshop on Cite Policeman Blch, Association president pre­ tomorrow, Mgk la 70a. ing in will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Bureau o f Circulation B«n Sera Oiapter of B'nai Miss Nancy Munson of the Con­ Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3:30 sented the awards. HOUSE &, HALE] Maneheater— A City of Village Charm B'rith win sponsor a nimmsflre necticut Food Council will be p.m. at Bethany Lutheran William OrlKln, school po­ The Fine Art Association MANCHESTER ■ale tomorrow and Wedne?- guest speaker. The members Church, West Hartford. liceman at the Center, was hon­ wishes to thank everyone who m a i n s t r e e t dsy from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at contributed to the S^olarship are reminded to bring coupons ored Friday afternoon by Lin­ VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 188 MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1965 (Clamlfled Advertising on Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CENTS T73 Main St., the form er for the W PO P contest. The Buckley School P T A will coln School children in celsbra- Fund while attending the an­ (SIXTEEN PAGES) Tweed’s store. meet tonight at 8. Grade 6 tlon of his 65th birthday, "O f­ nual exhibit Women’s Christian Temper­ children and their parents will ficer Bill,” as he la affectionate­ The board of directors of ance Union will have its annual have a chonce to learn about ly known to the school chil­ Manchester WATES will meet children's May party for White the junior high school program. dren, was presented with more Town Employes Ibursday at 8 p.m. at the home Ribbon Recruits and their moth­ than 300 birthday cards and Events o f Mrs. James Meacham, Rt. 6, ers tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in the Miss Doris-Anne D l e h 1, waa escorted from one class­ W E LOVE Etolton. reception hall of South MeUk)- daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Am­ room to another where the To Have Cookout dlst Church. brose Diehl. 129 Keeney St., will children repeatedly sung the THE LOOK Chapman Joy Circle of Junta Awaiting Word begin her clinical experience at traditional ‘‘Happy Birthday” About 36 town municipal em­ In State North Methodist Church will The directors of the Kiwanis Yal4-New Haven Hospital. She to him. ployes have already said that meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at OF LINEN Club of Manchester will m eet' is presently a sophomore at the Griffin had been honored they will attend a picnic and the church. Members are re­ tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. at Man-: University of Coimecticut previously by the children of cookout Thursday at 6 p.m. at minded to bring sewing ma­ cheater Country Club. |School of Nursing. Center Nursery School. He plans terials. Mrs. LaVem e Holmes. Center Springs Park. College Girls Mrs. William McKendrick and to retlrs this year. The picnic,' open to all town The Manchester Ministers As­ employes, will Include a pot- Mrs. Robert Arendt will be V F W Auxiliary wil meet to- j sociation will meet Wednesday ludc, volleyball and dancing. Going Hungry Bostesses. morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Of Wessin Resignation V F W Home. The annual me­ at 11 a.m. at Second Congfega- Weiss Work Wins morial services w-iU be conduct­ tional Church. Luncheon reser­ The South School P T A will Vice Commander To Aid Needy ed. Members are reminded to vations may be made by calling meet tomorrow night at 8 to Edwin M. Edwards of 38 Wells bring items for a kitchen yo- the church office. Wives will be Popularity Prize elect new ofhoers and hear Gil­ NEW LONDON (A P I- ciaJ acheduled for next week. included. Rabbi Abraham J. St. has been elected junior vice bert B. Hunt, Manchester High Feldman ■ of Temple Beth Is­ commander of the Hartford-Tol- "Fisherman’s Paradise,” a wa- For The Regularly 14.99 More than 450 Connecticut School English department Rebel Foe The Chew 'n Chat Toastma.s- rael, West Hartford, will be the tercolor by Hans Weiss, was College for Women stu­ head, teik about the ’’New Eng­ land Counties Council of the ters Club will meet tonight .it speaker. voted the moat popular entry Ladies In Waiting lish.” Veterans of Foreign Wars. He dents and faculty members 6:45 at Willie's Steak Houre in the 13th annual exhibit of the plan to skip dinner Wednes­ for the election of officers. Hose Co. No. 1 of the 8th assumes this duty after a June Manchester Fine Art Associa­ Swlmaolts, Nursing and Ma­ Considers The Manchester Council of District Fire Dept, will hold its 20 convention of the Department tion which closed Saturday at 5 ternity Braa, Olidlea, Uni­ day in a mass effort to United Church Women will meet Hose Co. No. 1. Town Fire regular monthly meeting to­ of Connecticut VFW. “rhe Hart­ p.m. at M ott’s Community Hall. forms, Dresee*. Tops, Stretch raise funds for a destitute tomorrow’ at 9:30 a.m. at Com­ night at 8 at Fire Headquar­ ford - Tolland Counties group Mr. Weiss received a gflft cer­ Pants, etc. munity Baptist Church. The DeparUtient. will have a drill Negro family in Atlanta, tomon'ow at 6:45 p.m. at the ters, Main and Hilliard Sts. comprises 28 po.sts and towns. tificate from Hartford Framing .... and ao win you! Next Move meeting is open to all key wom­ George C. Eklwards, command­ Ga. an and minister’s wives. firehouse, Pine St. and Hartford Co. Th* merpury can aoar The Manchester Green PTA er-elect for Anderson-Shea Post, ” Nite-Surf,” an oil by Armand The "freedom fast," sponsored SANTO DOMINGO. Do- Rd. Glazier's to any degree but your will hold a meeting tomorrow Manchester, was elected district Nevea, was voted the second by Uie college's Civil Rights Corset and Uniform Shop ' Club, is expected to produce minican Republic (A P ) — The Immaculate Conception night at 7:30 in the school autU- and county service officer for most popular entry for which Unen look ataya criq;> M l Main St — Manchester i $250 for the family, a leader The head of the civilian- Mothers Circle will hold a meet­ torium. the coming year. Mr. Nevea recelv^ a Robert and fresh .... and I said. ing V^ednesday evening at 8 at Vincent Dondi of Glastonbury Simmons, Inc. prise. Third place military junta said today that’a the beauty o t Lucia A. Pellecchia, a senior the home of Mrs. Bert Gay. 138 Marine Lance Cpl. Gerald W, was named commander of the he will accept the resigna­ LECLERC Hartford - Tolland group and these Irish Unen beau­ from Newark, N.J., and club Parker St. Mrs. Raymond Au- White, son of Kenneth D. White tion of P>rigadier Gen. Wes­ Francis Jones of Blast Hartford secretary, said the head of the dette of 42 Lancaster Rd. is of 189 W. Center St., is serving ties. Sleeveless, aklm- FUNERAL HOME achieved the office of senior Atlanta family was fired from sin y Wessin, arch foe of oo-hostess. with Marine A ir Base Squadi’on itier and shift styles IB vice commander. his job because he opened his the rebels, if it is offered. FUNERAL 26 at the New River Marine WRITTEN LATELTY natural, dark green or home to civil rights worker.s. Brig. Gen. Antonio Imbert Corps Air Facility, Jacksonville, F«al closer to those you love with a Long Dietance 0*N. dark brown. Some with I "H e has a wife and two young Barrera.s, president of the junta, Edward Diehl of 129 Keeney N.C. ; children and now they have no .said in an interrtew he knew SERVICE St., a freshman at Union Col Easier than writing. And fatter. And nioar— H’a the naict authenUc Cluny laea Things Are Humming money," added Miss Pellecchia. nothing of Wessln's resignation, W A L T E R N. Airman 3.C- Gregory F. Man- lege, Barbourville, Kentucky, trims. Siaes 7-16,10-lt. ‘ At best thing to being thorax The Southom New England Slie did not idenUfy the family. reported Monday by the U.S. LECLERC chuck, .son of Mr. and Mr.s. has been installed into Alpha She said the college will re­ Phi Omega fraternity, a na­ Talephona Company. ' Embassy as a peace overture to Director Hamilton Standard R. Manchuck of 107 Pine St., Bathtuh Stuffing Schoolboys’ New Spring Fad fund the price of the missed tional service organization of the rebels. Later the embassy has been graduated from the meal. Part of the money will said Wessin had recon.sidered. 23 Main Street, Manchester An Equal Opportunity male undergraduates who have High school boys in Dayton, Ohio, practice for a series of bathtub stuffings technical training course for be given to the needy Atlanta "As pre.sident of the country,” previously been affiliated with planned for area scliools this month. Tiiere are 25 boys in the tub preparing to Call 649-5869 Employer U.S. A ir Force medical services family, and the balance will go ' Imbert said, " I should know the Boy Scouts of America. specialists at Gunter AFB, Ala­ get tlieir feet off the ground for the required three seconds. An official of the toward purcha.sing a mimeo­ I whether or not he has resigned. bama. He is being assigned to sponsoring Youth for Christ Club is the timer at right. Whatever happ>ened to graph machine for the "Alaba­ ‘ But if it is his wish. I'll accept Airman 3.C. James Mistretta, a Continental A ir Command dreasea— to d flomr telephone booths? (A P Photofa.x.) ma freedom movement,” she lit.” unit at Westover AFB, Mass. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. said. Mistretta of 112 School St., has Wes.sin could not be'reached. ARtNl YOU THf THRIHY ONE' Manchester Lodge of Masons graduated from the technical It wa.sn’t all"fighting in Santo Domingo yesterday. The 82nd Airborne Divi­ "The question ot Gen. Wes- Gambling Bills sin's resignation is a matter will meet tomorrow night at training course for U.S. A ir sion band paraded through city streets for five miles, picking up the u.sual SIWAYS ON IHE LOOKOUT FOR VSlUtS' between Gen. Imbert and Qan. 7:30. The Entered Apprentice Force medical services special­ Activity with Students Challenged HARTFORD (A P)--The House collection of interested youngsters along the way— even including some extra Wessin.” a U.S. Embassy offi­ degree will be conferred by the ists at Gunter AFB, Alabama. was scheduled to debate bills musicians. The band eased the tension in the strife-torn city with music of the- cial said in a statement. officers of Wyllys Lodge. West He is being assigned to a on .state lotteries a.id on pari­ mutuel betting today. AREN’T THE Hartford, after a business meet­ Strategic A ir Command unit at U.S. Army, Navy and Mai'ine Corp. (A P Photofax) "W e did understand from offi­ The lottery bill was to be ing. Westover AI^B, Mass. cial sources that Gen. Wessin Soviets Bar U.S. Diplomat called at 1 p.m. and the betting was going to resign at 4 p.m. bill at 1:45 p.m. THRIFTY STORE! The Charter Day Luncheon Montlay. We now understand The lottery bill, which calls of Orford Parish Chapter, DAR, that he ia reconsidering his de­ SAVING FOLKS MONEY M O S C O W (A P ) __ "actlrities lncompa--'in the foreign students hostile for a public opinion poll at a will be held on Thursday. May ' feelings to the Soviet people, to cision,” the statement said. tible with the status of a diplo­ state referendum stands a good 20, instead of the previously Soviet Union today ordered Induce disorders among them Ckxl. Francisco CamaaiM EVERY DAY! HELPING mat." A Soviet Foreign Minis­ chance of passing. scheduled date' of May 13. the expulsion of a U.S. .Ne­ try note told the U.S. Embas.sy and finally to incline them to­ U.S. Losses Heavy Deno, proclaimed provisional TTie betting bill, however, is FOLKS GET FREE GIFTS WITH here that such activities among ward leaving the U.S.S.R.,” Iz- president by the rebels, has gro diplomat on charges considered a dead letter. A spe­ Seaman Apprentice Edward American diploitiats must come ve.stia said. It added that a ma­ been demanding that Wessin that he en^ged in anti- cial committee earlier this year leave the counbiy. The general D. Kelly, USN, son of Mr. and ; to a halt. jority of the African students recommended aigainst such a Mrs. Walter A. Kelly of 15 Soviet activities among A f­ " I deny the charges," Garnett "quickly, understood the dirty rican students here. The bill on the grounds that betting (See Page Eight) Laurel Place, has returned to , told a reporter. play of the American diplomat" would not raise enough state New London aboard the de- j The charges came after num­ and reported him to Soviet au­ U.S. Embassy .said the revenue to be justified. In Viet Fighting [ j m stroyer USS Witek following a | charge was promptly de­ erous complaints by African thorities. month’s cruise to the BriUsh i VERY students of discrimination had NEA Blacklists nied. 'The Soviet note wrsis given to GOP Campaign West Indies. ' been published abroad and de­ the emba.ssy'8 political counsel­ a complex of Communi.st-con-<^ aged five buildings on route 8. SPECIAL Norris D. Garnett, a cultural nied here. A group of Kenyan HARTFORD (AP)—Plans (or SAIGON. South V ie t’ lor, Malcolm Toon. He denied trolled villages near the D a , Two Skyhawk.s from the car­ A 11 of Oklahoma attache whose job involved con- students went home last month a campaign to register Repub­ Nam (A P )— The Viet Cong PURCHASE the charges on the spot, an em Nang air base. . I rier Oriskany reported three di­ .tacta with foreign students, was and denounced their treatment bossy statement said. lican voters on a continuing bas­ occupied a town of 15,000 The casualtie.s raised the total rect hila on a railroad bridge WASHINGTON (AP) —The in the Soviet Union. Toon received the note from is were announced today by HONUY. HESIAY. WEINESIAY persons 52 miles north of of U.S. comba/t dead in Viet about 13 miles south of Thanh National Education Association The U.S. Emba.s.sy denied that V.I. Oberemko, deputy chief of GOP State Chairman A. Seerle Hoa. blacklisted the State of Okhtoo- Garnett had done anything in­ the Foreign Ministry American Pinney. Saigon for seven hours to­ Nam to 372 since December Remember! Famous Name 1961. AU of the planes returned ma today. Wilson Issues compatible with his status as a section. Pinney announced the appoint­ day, killing 5 American safely to their bases, the spokes­ It warned teachers from out CAREFREE diplomat. But It said he would The embassy said Toon told ment of a 29-member committee military fe d v i s e r s and U.S. Air Force planes made man said. of state not to accept teaching Stern Warning lei^e at the end of this week. Oberemko he was well-acquaint­ to i9park the voter registration wounding 11 others in one two raids against North Viet The heaviest American casu­ positions in Oklahoma, and said EitabliBhed credit at HFC BATISTE Garnett also was accused by ed with Garnett and could as­ drive. Nam today. A military spokes­ alties were suffered in Song Be it would e.stablish relocation of the heaviest onslaughts man said 16 F105 fighter-bomb- CHICKIN the Foreign Ministry of “inter­ sure Oberemko that Garnett (See Page Eight) a provincial capital near the centers to help Oklahoma teach­ fiyee jr a credit in anJ of HFCf As NATO Opens ference in internal affairs" of had not at any time behaved in of the Vietnamese war. er.s, supported by 24 other Cambodian border. Government ers find jobs elsewhere. •ovY impacted the Soviet Union. a way incompatible with his In another opei'ation a U.S. planes destroyed six barracks in forces reoccupled the town un­ The NEA imposed national LONDON (A P I - British status as an accredited diplo­ Marine wa.s killed and six were the Vinh area, left a 30-foot der coyer of a heavy air attack sanctions in protest against r, HOmp and Maaty 140P tfficcs caan^tMoaet REGULAR 4. TTie government paper Izves Prim e Minister Harold Wilson' tia claimed Garnett enticed At- mat. Fair Attendance wounded when a company of armed junk apparently sinking, by U.S. Air Foi-ce jets, but the alleged “subminimal” condi­ rican students to make anti-So leathernecks shot their way into destroyed two trucks and dam- dommund/.‘.3 dug in along a riv­ tions in almost every area of tha A VahtMbh Houmohoid Finance Extra! true: opened the North Atlantic al­ Tbon said Garnett's job "in ­ i Viet statements by giving them volved considerable contact Falls ’Way Off er northeast of the town. A ma­ Oklahoma school program. Nationwide cash credit comes along with your loan at liance's annual spring meeting jor battle appeared to be devel­ The Oklahoma EMucation As­ BREASTS SHIFT today with a warning to Presi­ food, cigarettofi, liquor, musical with American students ip the Sometimes, a deep change of heart can affect a man's records and money. oping. sociation. a state affiliate . of HFC. This means that if you’re ever in need of money— dent Charles dc Gaulle that mil­ NEW YORK (AP) —Attend­ anywhere you travel—just go to the nearest H F C office, whole pattern of life. He sees things differently. It's the "Garnett is striving to Induce (See Page Eight) Gommuni.sts groundfire hit I NEA, has estimated that itary nationalism ia a dangerous ance at the World's Pair for the Father Threatens Infant, one American propeller-drivep hundreds of the state's 22,(100 identify yourself, and in no time your money problem is change that comes through a clearer idea of God, when GOWNS delusion. first 20 days of (his second and fighter-bomber in tlie engin'e, teachers will look (or teaching on the way to being solved. Ask yourself: What other lend­ Wilson avoided mentioning (torcing it to land. An Army heli­ positions outside the state be­ you catch a glimpse of the real meaning and joy of life. the French leader by name. But last season is more than a half ing mstitution of any kind offers this helpful nationwide AND Captured After 2V2 Hours copter picked Up the pilot un­ fore echool reopens next fall. Aia his target was clear to the for­ million below that of the com- NEA source said the figure may credit? Remember this next time you need to borrow, and Another word for It it reformation. You’re Invited to hear hurt 15 minutes later. LB eign mlrri.sters from the 16 na­ prable period last year. O ffi­ "W e’re really pouring the air run to 10 per cent or higher. for her husband's arm. He fell boraov with confidence from HFC— Household Ftnanoa. a one-hour public lecture on this subject by Otto Bertachl tions of the North Atlantic Trea­ PH ILAD E LPH IA (A P ) —' on them. W e’re ^ vin g them ev­ The sanctions: cials are optimistic there will be over, but came up quickly still ------58:48______BABY ty Organization. Cooking Test OK, a sharp upturn when the school Ray Jones, 26, stood (or 2’ ^ erything we can lay our hands —Warn teachers from out of of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship. Title: holding the knife at the gaby's B o fT O W u p to $ 1 0 0 0 TTie prime minister said the vacation begfins. hours holding His 22-nionth-old on,” ’ a U. S. military spokesman state not to accept teaching po­ "The Meaning of Reformation." Everyone is welcome. keynote of NATO "must be in­ baby daughter with a steak throat. sitions in Oklahoma because •WPBHtIGHr CHOiCt CINTBR SlICM ONLY- Tako u p t o 24 months t o r e p a y Fair officials said -the total As policemen leaped forward in Saigon said. terdependence" and added: paid attendance this year knife at the infant's throat. Twenty Vietnamese soldiers such acceptance may be consid­ MO END PIECES INCLUDED DOLLS "Indeed our willingness to She Gets Husband "Dont't come near me. Don't he cried out: through Monday is 1,689,691 were reported killed and 50 ered unethical conduct. r >«aaW I accept the implications nt inter­ come near me or I'll kill her,” '‘Don't take another step! I ’ll compared to 2,228,572 last year wounded. There was no esti­ — Cautions graduates of dependence mu.st gTV)W, not di­ he kept telling five policemen kill the baby!” LONDON (AP) — For <$> mtasion to marry Paul If — a drop of 638,881. mate of Viet Cong ca.sualties. schools of education against Beaf Liver i. 43" minish, as we work to moke the beyond an open doorway. % Marilyn Potts, the rwipe she pa.ssed the cooking test. F^ir officials had predicted an The policemen tried to reason But the U. S. spokesman said a contracting to teach in the state. UMiScianiKtR alliance more effective and In England, a^'person, under Between the policemen and with Jones, an unemployed cab­ An NEA'source says this doifa .99 for getting a hu.aband Is increase ot 37 per cent more U. S. B57 scored a direct hit on 1 bring it into line with changing 21 can marry without par­ her husband stood Jones' terri­ inet maker, who said. “ I don’t not imply any possible pengl- business this year than in 1964. an armored vehicle loaded with world requirements, roast lamb, potatoes and fied wife. Joane, 24. want my wife to have the baby. Calves Liver » 99" MONDAY EVENINO. MAY 17 at 8:15 p.m. ental peimision only if a They expected 37.5 million ad- Viet Cong. ties; HOUSEHOLD ni "There is no greater delation She pleaded calmly with her I want to take her home with peas. court approves. rnt./zslons for the 1966 season, or It was the first Red seizure of — Turn the spotlight of pub­ than the feeling we can .solve husband to give up the blonde, me to North Carolina.” UNION GONBREQATIONAL CHURCH Marilyn, who is 18, met Marilyn served roast 10.5 million more than last year. a provincial capital since last licity on the situation through Superb valuea'! Buy them by the two’s and thrae’a our common problems on the Paul Reed. 25, Two months lamb, peas and potatoes Many exhibitors have urged a blue eyed, baby. Police told him they would put pre.ss releases and reports to ■ANCNim R SNOPniM PARKA basis of adventures in military At one point in the tense fall. . . . Dainty prints, dots and aoUds . . . abaolutely ago Uiey decided to w'ed. Sunday. cut in the $2.60 admission (or business and industrial organi­ UNION and ELM StraoH. ROCKVILLE scene, Mrs. Jones made a grab (See Page Three) Belated reports .spelled out 382 MidfHa Tompika Waat exquisite trims. If you’ve been yearning for new nationailsm." Marilyr.'s mother, Clara “ The meal was delicious,” adults to $2 during the day and zations and their leaders, agen­ Wil.son, the leader of a coun­ damaging defeat for govem- Sponsorad by F IR S T CHURCH OF CHRIST, SC IR N TIST summer sleepwear . . . see this. Sizes 32-40. Pof.Ls, objected. She said her said Mrs/ Reed. “ She cer­ $1 at ndght becuuse of low at­ cies of government, and t&a A U O O O D 2nd Fkxw-PHONE: 643-9536 try with nuclear power a.s.sert- daughter was too young, tainly proved to. me that tendance. (S«e Page Five) general public in Oklahoma. •_ ed that there are only two ma­ she could cok and look after Slic«d Bacon Sliced Bocon jor nuclear nations in the world and furthermore she could Robert Moses , president of - the United States and the So­ cook orly eggs and bacon. m y ./on.” the fair, raised the admission Mttcr, Auu>vr i u r a c Paul's mother, Lydia The magistrates gave price in hopes of helping make 4 CMID WCO w T 2il.09 viet Union. With this he down­ graded the nuclear power of Reed, .suggested that Mari­ Marilyn permission Monday up a $l7-miIIion deficit. France and - Communist China lyn cook her a Sunday dln- to wod Paul. The ceremony Since this is the last season, BUY A DROP OF FUEL OIL ■a well as Britain's. lier. ia set for July. the (air expects brisk business Nation’s Fruit Crops Jene Parker 1 lb T oa Maillyn agreed and ap­ Marilyn's mother made during the closing months of UNTIL YOU GET OUR... SHEER (See Page Nine) pealed to the court for per- no comment! September and October. ANGEL Get Early Damage DOUBLE DISCOUNT DEAL!! NYLON Try DON’T $3 to $5 Billion Needed Annually CHICAGO (A P )— Winter’s cold and spring’s violence FOOD RING W ith Angel Food delivered a multimillion-dollar one-two punch to much 1st.la SAVE with Boland’s low price, prov­ la SAVE AGAIN with Triples 59 A 4 P FROZEN HOSIERY of the nation’s fruit crops this year, an Associated REGULAR PRICE c en reliability and Texaco Fuel Chief Heating Stamps. Good for hundreds of premium Itera 3 PAIR Pentagon Seeks to Bolster Military Press survey indicates. ^ EACH Strawberries Oil at no extra coat to yon. • Seamless, Heavy damage fnpm Oalifw- crops came during a cold snap nia to New England was report­ last week. SAVE 20c lARLY WEEK SPKIAl plain stitch The extended winter took Ito WASHINGTON (AP) —1 President Johnson In April 1964.youths In those brackets to en-^ ’n iey note that civilian work­ ed. Only the Southeast escaped s r or mesh It was supposed to have been list. ers would not be clothed, housed major losses. heaviest crop toll acroee tha Pentagon experts estimate submitted to the White House by Calculations by the group of or led by the government as are Preliminary e.stlmates placed country in strawberries. 3 p'k^s 1.00 BONUS — 1000 TRIPLE-S STAMPS FREE • New shades it would co?t up to another April 1. That target has slipped 30 specialists conducting the soldiers. Also, they would be fruit crop losses at more then (See Page Seven) i r to about June 1. draft study suggest that the U.S. trained in advance. $10 million, conservation and FOR DETAILS FILL OUT COUPON AND MAIL TODAY 9-11 |3 billion to $5 billion a • Sizes year to raise' military pay Johnson launched the study forces will remain at about the Another proposal in a sense state officials said. present level — 2.7 million at Hardest hit was the lush apple ICE CREAM and incentives enough to with considerable fanfare, Mili­ would mean turning back the CapVi John's Frozen tary officials have said private­ least until 1970. block. and peach country of the North- attract an all - volunteer ly they believe the Impression A hefty across-the-board pay . Some years ago the services we.st where subzero December M ARVa military force. became widespread that the Increase which might attract laegan raising their mental cold and spring frost all but Bulletins NAME This calculation, sources said draft would be ended. This, they and hold a force of career serv­ ■tandards and this has prevent­ wiped out the production ot AMorted Flavora Noxama Cover Girl Cozmaties ... 97c icemen apparently ranks (airly HADDOCK today, has been made by offi­ said, has caused a drop-off In ed thousands of men who might many orchards. R egular 1.60 Compaet, Uquid or m atU finiab maka-^ enlistments in all services be­ well down in the list of proposed otherwlee qualify from joining Vi Gal. # up or Upatick. cials studying the draft and oth­ The weather’a victims includ­ CEASE-FIRE ASKED h e a t in o 24-HOUR cause many enlistments are recommendations because of up. ed peaches, apricots, cherries, Pkg. O t C STREET er means of getUng manpower the cost Involved. believed to be made' with the Some officials wonder wheth­ apples, pears and strawberries. UNITED NAnONS, N.T. DINNERS CUSTOMER At present levels, the Defeiue SPECIALISTS Famous Colgate Toothpaste...... 55c necessary to maintain the prod of the draft in the back­ er atandards need to be as high Waahlngtcn State officials (AP) — Uniguay enlled an BURNER Department spends about $12 IMG. 39C-SAVE 17c Regular SOc Slae armed services at thUr re­ ground. am they are for those serving as said pear and dterry ofope had the V.N. Security Coonrll t»- CITY billion a year in military pay dmy to express tto "prefonni H IIK ft DELICIOUS SINCE 1935 SERVICE quired strengths. The Arm y is the only one of riflemen, mechanics, trvtck been heavily damaged jond the Secret Roll on Deodorant .....,. 68c and allowances. apricot and peach cropa ruined. roncara over recent events This study. It is understood, the services how drawing bn the Among the possibilities now drivers and the like. R agular |1. Bvaa more affeotlva ^ . draft and just last FHday the The strawberry crop in the taking place In the DomlaleM will show that the draft must be being considered is Uft substltU' There is- backing for educa­ Pentagon ordered the biggest western half of the state was Republic” and to appeal tot- Bananas TELEPHONE continued at least until 1970, tion of civilians for thousands of tional incentives to enlist. That O ^ t e e d . Y 4 I monthly draft call in 20 months expected to be SO per cent below an Inunedlate flre. However, sources said Uw military men in such jobs is, a youth might be offered fi­ — 17,000 men for the Arm y in last year’s yield. report will make a aeriea'of reo- supply clerks,. clerical statters nancial aid in getting a college 14 1 3 " June. BLAST BOCKS CRY , ommend^tlona that are des­ and hospital attendants, among education, with that aid based Oregtm reported exitenoive igned to stimulate enliatmenta, Tha services need about 600, others. on time he spends in uniform. damage to strewberriee and MOKiK KANftftft cnnftT I h 000 man a year to fill the alota qbaniea to toe Hood Mvar, toe Mo. (ftV) — The vidskir. W FFiagBKQ ^ iSillze manpower reM im M nosy On the face ot It, tbia eouM Another proposal involves ex- untapped because of high man- left by the turnover ot men appear to point to a higbar ooat pamUng toe Ugb echool junior First Hospital Week Birth Oallaa, FTeewwtor and La saotton nan race r •mm U1 standards and posaJWy sub­ whose termb a t M rvice run out since dvihan Mlariaa might be nOTC into e.Wnd of preparato­ Orande araaa. today bgr Clelebrating the^irst birth in Manchester in N of stitute clrillans in some of the or who ratiia'. expected to. be graaiar than r y oouraa tor mlNtary aervloe. Utah, where o m a a rn tj bee tobs now handled by men In unl- Moat men now drafted aver­ thoae paid to mao m unUoitn. Under ordera o f Oongress, tola -tional Hoapitftl Week, Mrs. John Von Deck, pitoi* suffered on aatimaitod tatoi o< 15 BOLAND OIL COMPANY age as years of agi> Thera Is Junior ROTC ia being expanded miUlon to toult lo«, However. MBM advooatoe ot dent^ of the Women's Auxiliary, presents the Markets O I| T | . M IV ^Bv’a combination of means, it discussion ot dipping down and Oiia oounfi||atoHd in Uw long 254 to 1,300 schools snd mother, ‘ Mre. Albert Stuff an of Tolland, with a Pm stdent Johnaon to daelan 349 CENHR STROT dt. Wosf Coator S». WeRlwiw 441-4120 t i hoped to reduce reltanoa on drafOng youths younger than run tbm uaaaniVitew migtak ha gMg lowe An tlWmats enr^ Ova oouBltoa botoet. of Dowtoft, The SU|£EfUia’ daughtof waa MperqC Oto tbe draft- that, p o e ih ly j^ t h e minimum ‘ gt mart >Vba» lOftgOO i (h a atudy was ordered kg’; toe « aft m eyit A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1965 PAGE MANCHESTER BVEWBW HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1965 1>A0E TWO South Windsor Sheinwold on Bridge Dzen Asks $42,725 Compromise Budget Plan South , .. Town GOP Endorses EXPERT m u s t WORK OUT Both »We» vuln«r*bU n o r t h Proposed by DellaFera Wallen - Larsen Capital Goals Panel Asks e x c e p t io n s t o RULES A 943 For District Sewer 5 K 53 Slate for Convention Mrs. George V. Johnson, Sr. By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD of Bauer Rd., East Hampton 0 94* A bi-pMilKan tovm budeet>J»uref!it any chanift* in the announce* the engagement of IOV2 Mills in Next 6 Years During the contest lor the , 4b 107 6 33 The A. Dzen (Construction Co. of Manchester, with a enoompfc.'ainjf aupjfeJiUonji from | majority * budget, her daughter, Doria J. Wallen, Harold S. Vanderbilt Cup a few ivEST The Republican Town Committee went on record last town directors of both political j "There Is something w ong. months ago, a well-known play­ ▲ Q 106 5 4> 7 2 niffht as favoring the election of the seven-man slate base price of |42,725, is the apparent low bidder for to Earl Clifford Larsen, son of Th* capital goals and Im-'^the middle school program was mrties, «-aa proposed last night' DellaFera said, "when the ma- er came to grief on a crucial VA96^. constructing 2,855 linear feet of sanitary sewers to Mr and Mrs, Erling Larsen, 46 provementa committee has rec not approved or dlsapprq.ved, of party-endorsed candidates to the State Constitutional bv Republican Town Chalrm.in Jority can go off into secret Doane 8t. Supt. Warner said. The quea, hand because he knew the rules 0 Q37 service the 8th District’s customers in the (!3iambers- and Director FrancL- Della Fere .! •’Sucua" to decide the tax rate ommended that the town set 4b None A 142 Convention later this year—despite the challenge to the Mrs. Wallen wa* graduated tion on the referendum waa but hadn’t worked out the ex­ Irving -L cckwood - Broad St*. ^ ' — liell.iFera told the GOP town .leaving the minority, which aside 104 mills for capital im­ SOUTH elate from Republicans Atty.<^ from Portland. Conn., schools provements in the next six for $10,000 to be appropriated ception* to the rules. A AKI« dication of the majority o f tba committee la.st night Uiat he he said represent.^ «lmo»t as lening lead — Jack of and Mr*. William (jollin* of leader was Robert Stavnieky, property owner*. and i» employed a* secretary years. for an architect’* study for V Q OthsTS whose bids were plans to suggest a change in the nothing t for the Nicholas A, Saraceno preliminary plans for a middle hearts. , . 0 A K 7 Hartford. 160 Gardner 9t. As soon as a construction T h e recommendation, con­ opened in the 8th District Fire­ town ? budgetary procedure that ___. . Agency. Middletown. Mr. Lar­ school. South’s opening bid of two A AKQ98 Although the town had sup­ DellaFera read a letter from contract is voted, the directors, would provide more opportunity' Although the Republican* had tained in a report to the town without the necessity of coUing sen is a graduate of Manches­ council, calls for earmarking a It was pointed out that If the club* showed a game-forcli^ Sonlh West North E «t Otto Herrmann, the only Re­ house last night are: Ouerrera for the two parties to work o.it prepared a fohriplete » ^ e t P*M ported the bid of Atty. Jaanee a SFpeclal meeting of the Dle- ter schools and Morse Business half mill in the first year and present 8-4 system were con­ hand but not neco-ssarlly a bid­ 2 A Ps«i 2 0 publican member of the town and Sons of Bloomfield. $44,370: a compromise budget. mernselves, with tinued, three new elementary dable club suit. North’s rc.spon.se Pass 4 A P*« Oollln* for Congrea* last year. housing authority, stating that trlct'a taxpayers, will borrow College. He is vice 'president of increasing the amouht by a hedf 3 A' PkM Town Chairman Francis Della- and the Jarvis (Jonstructlon Co. HLs prr.po.sal would require ^era said differed those Larsen's Hardware, Inc. mill each year for the next five. .schools would be needed by 1970 of two diamonds was "nega- 4 NT Pass 5 ♦ the new addition to the houaing- construction money, backed up the m.'joritv partv make its Uve,” showing a very poor hand All PeM Fera .said laet night that he of Manchester, $64,420. by 5-year payment notes of th# An August wedding i* plan­ In the sixth year three mills to accomodate pupil growth. 6 A fdr-the-eldorly project “might With tho addition of engi­ budget known ten davs prior to ^h^' d'd »'y to preseiU them would be designated for capital According to anticipated en­ without promising a real d a- felt the town should endorse well be on the way to comple­ asseasments. ned. the party approved slate. neering, administrative, legal The proposed construction of the dccdline for .setting the ts.x works. rollment for 1956-66, some chil- mond 8uU. The rest of the bid­ spade. You Hold: SpwiM. Q-IO- tion If (former director o< de­ ding waa very natural. and financing costs to Dzen’s the sanitary sewers was spark- While the report noted that I dren would have to be moved 6-5; Heart*, J-10-8-7-4-3; Dla- “ Republicans ought not be velopment) Atty. Herman 'Yule* oonstruotioii bid, the cost of the sSv u;2„ out of theif neighborhood school West opened the Jack of fighting Republicans over m had not had interference from plugged by a petition, circulat­ conMdered, DellaFera this plan would not provide the New President iiiond*. Q-5-2; Club*, None. project will be about $50,000, ed by about a dozen resident* Staffers Sought revenue necessary to complete are due to overcrowded class­ hearts, and declarer played low iraue like this,” he said. memliers of the authority.” He criticized the Demewa**' Mrs. John Dyment of 45 What do you *ayT and Will come to about $17.50 of the area, and submitted to majority. the capital improvement re­ room capacity, while other from the dummy. East followed Answer; Bid four heart*. This Town committee member The Democratic majority of "Between the two partie.s." he budget for seeming to be "al- Diane Dr. was elected president the onUnary rule of saving his per linear foot. the District director# for their mr»si arbitrary" in its cuts,, and For Merrie-Wood quests, it would. If adopted, pro­ .schools would have spare rooms shows fine trump support Alexander I*enny pointed out the authority fired Atty. Yulee, said, "we might come up with vide funds for approximately 62 of the Ladles of St. James at ace to capture dummy’s king. that any votes for Collins by The 48 property owners In consideration. (or "not appropriating enough available. ' (usually five or more trumps), a Republican, from the post last The area is now serviced by a good budget." per cent of the project* request- ’TTie school administration a meeting held last evening at This bookish play cost EJasl 1470 town RepubUcan* might threat­ m o n ^ stating that hi* working the area, if Dzen’s bid Is ac­ to some department.s to support Counselor* and assistant St. James’ School. A resident of a singleton or void suit, and no cepted. will be assessed approx­ septic tanks, many of them of Della-Fera'.s recommendation said it felt "that the seventh points. more than 9 point* In high en the candidacy of the three relationship with the authority came after he and the other all the items listed in the budg-' counselors are needed for a'l | _ . . . , Manchester for the past seven South won with the queen of imately $8.75 per front ?oot. 150-gallon capacity, the mini­ ■' i Camp Merrie-Wood. and eigStth grade children cards. You are eager to prevent nominees from the Fourth State had “deteriorated.” mum authorized before the two Republican directors. Har­ would be best to move and. af­ yeara Mrs. Dyment Is a past hearts and drew three rounds of Senatorial' Difitrict—which in­ The District directors had es­ In addition, he aaid, "it is the Connecticut Valley Girl *3^ secretary of the organization. the opponents from dlacovering town adapted the state public old A. Turkington and Har­ ter being together. better trumps. He cashed the top dia­ cludes Manchester. timated the coat at $8-$9 per lan Taylor, had critici.sed the pretty poor financing to try to j Srout ^eviouT grand list which was a fine fit in dtamonde or chibs. front foot. health code. grouping for their instruction Other officers eledted are monds, ruffed a diamond in The town committee unani­ majority Democrats for adopt­ get in funds ifrom taxes l to pay Chester and B olton^ I ^^efore the reassess­ Mr*. Leonard Parla, vice presi­ dummy, and tried the spade fi­ Father Threatens Regulations now require that for new firehouses." Instead, he would be the result. Also the For Shelnwold’* 86-poge book­ mously voted to support the Dzen has offered to complete ing "a political budget ’ Miss Mane LaChance, the ment. --However, this did not af­ dent; Mrs. Frank Roberts, sec- nesse. West won with the queen new and replacement tanks be said, the towm should bond for seventh and eight grades in let "A Pocket Guide to Bridge. ” party endorsed slate, which In­ the construction within 90 days of a 760-gallon minimum Turkington .said the majority new camp director, has an­ fect the conclusions essentially. all elementary schools would reta^ ; Mis* Joan Scheiben- (rf spades, but declarer (kill had Infant, Captured of the award of a contract but, the firehouses, which he said nounced Uiat adult scouts, moth­ pflug, treasurer. Named as send 50 cents to Bridge Book. cludes former Chief Justice and capacity, had voted for an "unnecessary" The committee was formed in have made necessarj- the hir­ a trump in dummy for his laM Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin, for. before any award can be mado, require major capital expendi­ ers or any woman over 21 years 1962 at the request of the town chairman of committees are Manchester E>e. Herald, Box .6 mill tax increase "so they tures, because there is no ready ing of three more classroom spade. Six clubs, bid and made 3318, Grapd Central Station, mer GOP state chairman Edwin After Hours the bids must be chec’aed by UNITED KNOTS TIED can appear to be holding the of age V. ho enjoys working with manager. Us purpose was to aid teachers than we have found Mr*. Edmund Stanton, ways East should make the right 8th District Counsel John La- ca.sh available in the capital children and likes the outdoors New York 17, N.Y. May Jr., and former secretary ' I HONOLULU (AP) — a rcu lt tax line next year before the , ^ the manager in planning a long necessary under the middle and 'means: Mrs. John Jacobs play by reading the bidding. Belle, and another public hear­ Ls welcome to register for a Copyright. 1968 of state Mrs. FrEuicee Redlck, (Continued from Page One) Court Judge Samuel P. King town election in 1966. A budg- ^ ______range method of financing fu­ school proposal.” Mother Seaton; Mrs. Joseph South went to six clubs without ing of tile involv^ propei-ty Town committee members counselor's position. Graduate ture projects. This was an al­ Gorman, publicity; Mr*. An­ General Feature# Ooip. oil from the Fourth Senatorial granted 18 final decrees of di­ et surplu.s of about $200,000 The administration said it hearing a single strong bid by District; the infant, Kitty, in a shelter owners must be held. vorce Monday, unaware that a predicted for the current fiscal agreed that the town must try senioi' scouts are eligible to reg­ ternative to "immediate need” considered the projections of a drew Undberg, program; Mrs. his partner. Obviously South to "hold the tax line’’ in the ister for work as assislmt financing that the town had fol­ William Codes, hospitality, Mrs. And James Bent and Atty. while he and hi* wife decided The public hearing will be new divorce law had been year shows, he said, that a Re­ 10 per cent increase in student had only a singleton heart? John Bonee of Hartford, and the child's future. advertised shortly and regis­ signed by the governor last Sat­ publican proposed tax cut last future. counselors. lowed previously. population "low" compared John Strelchum and Miss Marie If East took his ace of hearts Lemuel Miller passed on a Three camping sessions of FUlere were elected represent­ Atty. Samuel Gould and Fred­ "N o," Jones replied, the steak tered letters will go out to the urday. year would have been feasible. With the advent of a town- at the first trick, declarer would suggestion he *aid he had re­ eight days each have been manager-councU form of gov- with the 12 per cent rate over atives to the Manchester Coun­ erick Conord of West Harford. knife at the Infant’s throat. 48 property owners, advising "Oops!” said Judge King Taylor said that, although the last few years. later get a discard on the king Atty. Oolllns, who was the them of the meeting. the Republican directors had ceived from a taxpayer, that scheduled at the camp. They I emment In South Windsor, it cil of Catholic Women. After 2>/4 hours, police noticed w h ^ he learned the new law the town set a statutory limit waa felt that a sense of conti­ School Board Meet* Installation o f officers will of hearts. That discard would party-endorsed candidate for Jones was tiring. He was shift­ At the public hearing they was in effect. "done their homework" and will be from July 6 to 9 and 12 The board of education will help him if South reversed his on the tax rate; the fixed limit to 15. July 19 to 22 and 26 to nuity could prevail despite the be held June 14 at the Bolton ENDS TONITE — A T 8:10 Congress from the First Oon- ing the baby from arm to arm. will be apprised of all the "There are now six of thee# come up with an alternate meet tonight at 8 in the high spade and diamond holdings.,In 29. and Aug. 2 to 5 and 9 to 12. changes of administration Lake House. gressional District, last year, changing his hold on the knife 50 Admitted to ECHS National Honor Society costs and of the aasessments couples who are still technlcsdly budget proposal, they were not wnuJd help attract industry, he school. Included on the agenda this case East would get an even The camping day ia from 9 a.m. caused by the political structure has challenged the party-en­ as he did. and will be a.sked to vote their married,” he said. permitted by the majority to aaid. will be discussion of the three break by taking hi.s ace of dorsed slate to the Ocnventlon. Wilbur Bennett miggested to 3:30 p.m of elected officials. When he made one of the approval. The directors may go The new law prevents couple* days which were added to the held last week at the South Both Atty. OoWtne and hie wife The Robert W. Doyle Chapter6>aiKl Patricia Rioux, Sheleen<*>Daniel Bourque, Anne Camp-nor, Mary Beth O’Tool^ Mari- with minor children from ob­ that In the future the GOP pub­ The committee said that a shifts, Sgt. William Johnstone bell, CaUierine Cosgrove, Mary lyn Ottohe, Nancy Parciak, ahead with the construction, A .special program for Ca- school year due to the extension Windsor High School. The pro­ In the actual hand. Eait would will be Hated on the Republican of the National Honor Society Quish, Ann Campbell and Don­ with or without the approval, taining final decrees unUl a lish its recommended town dettea will be offered this sum­ sounder type of fiscal program charged, followed by the others. Jane Dooley. Kevin Ponton, Sheleen Quish, budget in the Herald. In order of the Spring vacation. gram featured atudents from gain by taking his ace. An even­ ballot, increasing the number The baby fell to the floor, but at Bast Catholic High School ald Beaulieu, who each spK>ke Karen Recktenwald, Robert but will probably follow the in- year after a divorce is granted. The Smart Job Move mer. During the first session, a was initiated when the town tual di.scard on the king of Also, Elinor Dunn, Shirley to show the townspeople what Also on the agenda are three Grades 1-8 in exhibitions of of GOP nomlneea to nine. Only was uninjured. Ricci, Angela Richard. hiking unit will emphasize adopted the pay-as-you-go sys­ items regardii* the proposed hearts would do South no good iiKlucted 50 new members mto on one qualification for mem­ Dunn, Marie Gagnon, Philip Is To tax reductions the minority di­ tem on a taxation-budget level. tumbling, parallel bar.s. vault­ !) aerven will be elected, however. The knife was wrested from practice with a compass and a middle school. 'They are: accept­ ing, free exercises and modem since he would still have to lose Its ranks yesterday in the school bership. Handel, Richard Harvey, Julie Also, Patricia Rioux, Jona­ rector* consider poa.sible. ’The goal of the committee is to The town committee lest Jones, who waa handcuffed and Kicking, Patricia Hogan, Ed­ than Ruggieri, Neil Scollan. Hamilton Standard map and back-packing. One or ance of educational specifica­ dance a spade trick. e g * night also heard a report on a taken to a psychiatric ward of auditorium. Sister Marguerite Mary, the Wilber Little suggested that two overnight tripe are also eventually parallel this system ELVIS PRESLEY curriculum supervisor for the ward Lltwin, Margaret Longo, Sarah Secord, Joseph Simmons, An Equal Opportunity in the funding of capslal im­ tions for the middle school, cur­ Awards were pre.sented to The correct play Is to lake the ■tate level party spilt and a the Philadelphia General Hcepi- This was the seexmd honor the party "has the greatest op­ scheduled. 'The first session will riculum for the middle school Sandra Susko, moot improved ace in this special .situation “1X)VE ME TENDER” Diocese of Springfield, gave the Michael Masiuk, Michael Mc­ Paul Sitkus, Patricia Tesik, Employer portunity ever to put the R ^ provements, the report stated. lea for unity between the two tal. society induction for the four- Grath, Mary McKeon, Susan Elizabeth Tycz, Frank 'Vernile, also feature an aide-in-training and comments on the mkkfle g^ymnast; Nancy Kugler, best since East gets an even break ?’oung Republican clubs in Mrs. Jones told police she had main talk. publican.* back in power by program open only to Cadet tea This was to be achieved by “A LUSTY FILMIC yoar-old high school. Grouped The new members are John Mills, Kathleen Murray. Jane Wagner, William Walsh, demonstrating the feasibility of school meetings. all-around girl, fink prize: Bar­ at worst. By failing to lake the town. been kept prisoner four days. coming out in favor of freezing entering Grade 9. A perform­ bara Seymour, second prize; ace Elasl gets an even break at together Just before the cere­ Andreoli, Susan Barron, William Also, Laura Nakos, Everett Karen Welsh and Elizabeth setting aside capital reserves as Kindergarten Meeting And it approved four new Since Friday, she said, her hus­ Zimmer. (Herald photo by the tax rate.” ing arts unit will be offered Joy Block, third prize; Brian, begt. band has threatened to kill the mony began are Paul Leone, Barry, Donald Beaulieu, Bevorly Newton, Richard Nicholson, H. Della Fera said the various during the third session. There a permanent budget item. The The SouUi Windsor Kinder­ members to the town commit­ James Norton, Brigid O’Con- Pinto.) garten Association will hold an Quigley, best all-around boy. Daily Question baby if she left the apartment. (le^t) chairman of the program; Blackstone, Constance Botti, AIR recommendation* would be tak­ are openings for program aides establishment of such a re- tee, and learned of the appoint­ I sen’e. it was felt by the com- open meeting for parents of thU first prize; Peter Dubay. sec Partner open* with one heart, ment of a new district chair­ She owed her rescue to a MITES en under consideration by the in ail of these units. Senior of>d prize, and Nicholas Susko, and the next player bids one friend and fellow employe al the Baker Rd., Brandy Hill Rd., town committee's executive scouts entering Grade* 10 to 12 I mittee. would have a concomi- year's and next year’s kinder­ man. ' I tant effect of smoothing out the garten children. third priae. bank where she works. Mary Rockville-V ernon Elstelle Dr.. Hatch Hill Rd., Can­ Area GOP Unit CONDITIONERS board. are eligible to apply. Voter Session Set DellaFera told the approxi­ I tax rate increases which in turn 'The meeting will be held at mately 80 town committee Ezman of West Oolllngswood tor Dr., Tunnel Rd., Maple St., Mi.ss LaChance also stated Voter making session will be N.J., telephoned police when Maxwell Dr., Montauk Dr., Su­ To Meet May 18 ITS I NDERSTANDABLE that a registered nur.se is needed would create a favorable en\1- the Wapplng School Auditorium member* assembled that the ALL SIZES ronment to view needs more on May 24 at 8 p.m. ’The nomi­ held Saturday at the high RICHARD Mrs. Jones failed to come to san Rd., Echo Dr., Old Stone DETROIT (API A man en­ for a two-week period. July 26 ...... _____ school. This will be the last op- State O ntral Committee has 150 Pupils Will Be Moved reasonably. nating committee wdll present voted to withdraw its endorse­ work. Rd., Hansen Dr., Wayne Rd., The Hartford Cjounty Repub­ tered a bank Monday and took to 29 and Aug. 2 to S. This is a In its first year of operation, the" following slate of ^ c e r s ! port unity for residents of South and Gardner Rd. ’HOT" PRE-SEASON about $600 from the clerk, Joyce p>aid position. BURTON ment of the Connecticut Cltl- lican Women’s Association will the committee recommended for 1965-66: Mrs. Richard Kel- Windsor to register in order to nens Committee because the The classroom shortage is ex­ gather for its biennial meeting Gullstorf. Troop leaders, mothers and that the town set aside two mills ley. president; Mrs. Robert Off- vote .’or members of the Con- PETER To Cut Qassroom Shortage pected to be solved in Septem­ PRICES Last December the same man ' .senior scouts who wn.sh to volun­ central committee lacked con­ and election of officers at a for the years 1963-64 to 1966-67. stein, first vice preeident; Mrs. sUtuUonal ConvenUon on June trol over the citizene' unit. Hearing Set ber, 1966 when the new junior Red and White Dejeuner to be j took $5,000 from the 18-year-old teer for a counselor's position or One mill was reque.sted for the high school, now under construc­ AT girl. I for more information may con- Santo Saccuzzo, second vice 15. OTOOLE He cited the central commit­ About 160 school children wlll<^ Children attending Grades 1, held at DePasquale’s Restau­ three subsequent years. Al­ president; Mrs. Hugh O’Hare, There are 963 residents eligi- 2 and 3, and K'ving on Center tion, will be finished. rant on the Berlin Tpke. on In November he look $3,507 1 tact Mi.ss LaChance. Connect!- though there was favorable com­ ble to register as voters. How­ HALWALUS tee report etatlng that the )lnd themseJ’ves being tronoport- Dr. Ramsdell said that in from a male teller. I cut Valley Girl Scout Headquar- secretary, and Mr*. 'Tony Crap- break was required because the On Firehouse Rd., Crestridge Dr., Trout- Tuesday, May 18. The luncheon ment to this proposal, the rec­ arotta, treasurer. ever, 225 names have been re­ ed out of their nelgfhborhood in stream Dr., Vernon Center planning the moves for the scheduled for 1 p.m. will be pre­ Miss Guilstorf said she I ters, 74 Fore.st St . Hartford. ommendation was not followed moved from the voting lists as group had been ’Improperly ac­ school children, transportation doesn't get upset anymore. The ] Campers may contact their The program for the evening b E C tive in ideological matters,” and The proposed McKee St. fire­ September when they resume Heights, Tumblebrook Dr., and ceded by a social hour at noon. NORMAN’S al that lime. will be, "A Preview of Your the result of a recent house-to- school. Deerfield Dr., will attend class­ problems and the size of class­ Atty. Edith Valet Cook, a for­ only difference, she said, is leaders for information. In 1963 the committee's es­ because it waa performing Job# house and a budgetary transfer "each time he * a little better Child’s Year in Kindergarten.” house canvass. es in one of the Vefnon Center rooms were considered. mer member of the State Legis­ 445 Hartford Rd 1 timate was revised upward due In District 1 there are 393 res­ “ beat handled by the state par­ In the town sewer department Dr. Raymond E. Ramsdell, at dressed.’’ Refreshmen‘is will be served. ty organization.” will be the subject* of public last night’s board of education buildings. lature from New Haven and a to the accelerated growth rate Women’s Club Cited idents el'gfible, and in District ELVIS PRESLEY OOPS! Human Trap Sought MANCMFSUR PH&41I83? hearings tonight before the meeting, revealed the plans for Children attending Grades 1 nominee for delegate to the I I SUM . NewISS has been aervlna the Hem* Owner of the town. It was recommend­ 'The Florence M. Sutton Gavel n there are 570. At the present "BLUE HAWAII” The conservative Citicens SAVANNAH. Ga. (AP) — AMIMI fPfl PARKING Committee was solidly behind town board of director*. solving the town’s classroom and 2, and living on Robin Rd., Constitutional ConvenUon, will DENVER- Buildipg a better ed at that time that four mills was awarded to the South Wlnd- time there are 2,641 registered Chuck Claxton, an Armstrong be the guest speaker. for IS YIARS. For a complete HUE INSPKTION ef be held in reserve for capital the presidential nomination of The board will cpnaider ap­ shortage. will attend school at one of the trap can earn you $20,000. The sor Woman's Club at the Con­ Democrats, 1,874 Republicans rented classrooms. College senior, was prearing to Mrs. James F. Collins of your hem* by a TermH* Control ixpeit, awpervtoed improvements, beginning in the necticut s u it Federation of, and 1,265 unaffiliated with any Sen. Barry Ooldwater last year, propriating $190,0(>0 for the I About eight classrooms are American Humane As.sociation construction of the new fire-; close out a special program be­ Hartford, chairman of the nom­ by the ftneat ledinleal alaff, plien* our ne«r**S fiscal year 1964-65. The recom­ Woman’s (Tlubs Convention held party for a total of 5,780 regis- and was often at odds with the needed by the school system. Children attending Grades 2 i has challenged inventors to de- house, which will replace the fore the student body Monday inating committee, will present mendation was not followed. last week at the Hotel Am «r-;lered to vole, V Mon.-Sat. 7-9:25 BURNSIDE majority of the state party or­ The rooms have been rented and 3 and living on Summit Rd. when he felt a tug at his sleeve. Im I office: j velop traps that will hold -vi’d ganization. existing West Side firehouse at from the Union Congregational will attend school at a rented the new slate of officers for The committee report states ica. Brief* ^Sun. Cont. 2 P.M, lOfl PAP»'NY. ’ anima’is, larfe and small, but : that it seems that "the more DellaFera asked that the two Pine St. and Hartford Rd. Church, Vernon Congregational classroom. It was Dr. Henry Ashmore, election at the business meet­ not cause torture or slow death, This award was In recogni-] The Sisterhood of Temple the college president, and he ing. the need for this type of re- tion of the club’s achieving a | Beth HUlel will sponsor a Sum- wung Republican groups In Plans for the new house have Church, the former County Children attending Grade 2, j An AHA a.«sociate put up half ■serve financing becomes evi­ Mammester, the YR Club and been filed at the Pine St. and Home at Vernon Center, and and living on Tunnel Rd., will whispered frantically in Clax- Mrs. Leon Mu.sser, Glaston­ I the sum on the condition that rn> rn» ^3 p«r c«it Increas* In member-jmer Festival Fa^ion Show to- ANTHONY QUINN • IRENE • ALAN BATES ton’s ear. bury; Mrs. Roger Bagley, Man­ 649-9240 dent, the more remote the the RepubUcan Club, combine Central firehouses. the Vernon Grange Hall build­ be transported to a rented class­ .such a trapping principle be ehanVe« nf effertlnir it becomes “ appreciation of the night at 8:15 at the Wappmg chester; and Mrs. Myndret EATOWN chances of effecUng it becomes a<,(»mplishments in helping to Elementary School. For Infor- forces. Neighbors in the McKee St. ing. room. / With ah embarrassfed look the discovered in his lifetime. “ There (* a great deal of tal­ young man turned to his au­ Starin, Wethersfield, are co- due to the fact that growth is buUd a more effective organi- mation or tickets, Mrs, Law- area have expressed some oppo- E>r. RaimsdaU’s plan drawn Children h'viing on Coldstream 1215 rryall. ROLLS ( In view of this, the middle Ladies Guild will meet Wednes­ P school proposal will only In­ day at 8 p.m The guild will wel­ IN A clude grades 7 and 8. ^ come b-sek Father Karvelis, for­ ‘I • Conopioc I In a town referendum tw'o mer curate of the pariah. His 0 1 1 5 5 ? years ago, which wra* defeated, topic will be. ”My Experlenceti I # Jolousios I at Cheshire Reformatory.” I All members who Intend to HOWARD . Free Estimates - NOW OPEN! Come to the installation ban­ MERCURY! That’s hard! 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, 00NN„ TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1965 p j m w i f s ; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1965 Jm DQBuino waa aamad as sa Rockville-Vernon FOR RINT member o€ the Cha|)el Choir er; Mlaa Juditb NaaChlm, da*o- NSW American Losses Heavy 9 aa« 19 mra. fifaivto T n‘ uel Lutheran Church Sunday at tamato. RWiard Hsek, Luther Leaguers tte meeting at the church. and tha Sunday Bohool staA tksial aacratary; Boott Mao- Of NSW Mhs At tore—Mxnd er eltoNt. Bha aar*«d aa pabUelty ehahr- Lean, pfocrwn ehalrmaa; and oaotty alsotod praWent 99 mm. elide prajeetore. A dAushter oT Mr. and Mrs. HamlltoB Standard tias Heating Will Remain In Fight Against Cong Select Officers H o(er Baclay, aha aanrad aa a maa for tha tea^a duHiv tba Mlaa Jljm Banaca, paU lclty Northern Oomiaeftiout TV-Radio Tonight p4Mt year. chaiiman. Laafuc D h S iir t Aseemh^, w ffl WELDON DRUG C (Mefate from Emanuel Luther­ (Continued from Page One) an Church to the Northern Con- Othar offioera fewloda Maa Richard Laraon and Mia Mr«« m a mstober el ths ^ hand-to-hand fighting. A second 901 Nsla 948-5821 MIm D vyl Aan Baftegr at W Dala Maclean, vlca pceaMent; BvalyB Biraaaoa ware alaotad At the Lake Street School g;roup got into the hall and got naotkut Luther teacua Dtatriet Maouttvs board at Bmamidl Zai* ment forces in a battle Sunday Dal* ltd. waa alactad president Aeaembty which mat laat month Mlaa Dorrla DIMaano, sacra* leiirmentattva to tha Manchaa- tbaraa Church. a'way with a supply of rations. Television o< tba Luther Laa«ua at Bman^ la Eoreatvilla. Mlaa B aflay la a tary: Dawtd Dw gtson, treamr* ter Touth OounoB. Mlsa D on ia The Vernon board of educa-etlcut'at the National 4-H Club only 26 miles west of Saigon. The Oommunieta seized the provincial administration build­ (40) tlon laat night approved a pro­ (Congress in (Chicago in Novem­ Spokesmen said 116 Vietnam­ ( 8) posal by the Cohnecticut Light ber. ese soldiers were killed and 78 ing in Song Be and attacked a (Mi um Altematb-ito the state confer­ wounded in a six-hour clash on government poirt a half mile BERMUDA ( 8 ) J« UlM and Power Co. to retain gas ence was Janice Inman of from town. The post held (S04in Obmbat heat at the Lake Street Ellemen- (U) OtlUssn'e Island Mansfield. the border between Hau Nghia despite withering fire from Viet (lo-aaso) Mr. Novak tary School. Forty girls participated in the and Binh Duong provinces. The Cong cannon and mortars. NIGHT ; ;; car M where Are Tout The board recently conducted ToHand (County event, and the death of two U.S. Army men The Vie* Cong captured five (jm rum (13) Joey Btohop Investigations into heating (M) WhM'a N«wT (84) Repertoire Workehop winners were ^osen at a selec­ and 20 Vietnamese in this en­ armored cars from defenders of TONIGHT AT 8 ( S) Woa«7 ~ ■ ( 8) Mete va. S t Louts problems at the school. tion tea May 5. Nearly 300 4-H gagement had been announced the admini.stration *bulldlng and Mott's Cnniniunlty Hall (U) Ua/fH ( 3-13) Red Skelton During one meeting, CL&P (84) Olymptc Camee Club members from Tolland previously. threw them into an attack on Middle Tpke. E., Manchester I ( •) N«wb offered to pay for repairs re­ County modeled their fashions, (M) Man'* Spam ASraotora (10-38^) Hullabaloo (C) The outcome was described aa the Song Be airstrip a half mile Movies, Fashion Show, m ) n aah Gordon (8040) McHale's Navy quired at the school to correct in the clothing revue. . one of the worst government away. I (3).^) The Tycoon Displays (10) Bra-OonUfy (84) AnUquee a problem encountered with gas Lodge Meets beatings in recent weeks as tho Intense Communist , fire pre­ (40) Aarenturea In Paradlaa powered hot water heaters. The Public Invited SB) Rockr and Hla FVIandi (18) Subacriptlon TV The first meeting of its new ground war picked up 19 ad­ vented the landing of reinforce­ I ( 8-12) Petticoat JunoUon A RARE OPPORTUNITY AT MICHAELS pilot llglfts on the heaters kept year will be held tonight by the vance of the monsoon season. ments at the airstrip and de­ Sponsored By . 8) News. Sports. WaatiMr (10-23-80) Cloak of Mystery going out. (IB) ra itJ m l (8040) Peyton Place Rockville Lodge, Loyal Order About 900 government troops layed efforts to retake the town. Manchester Travel Serslce ^n) CTlub O ub Hou...Hguea (34) The Stand Welle The utility also offei'ed to pay of Moose at 8 p.m. at the Moose Communist shellfire badly dam­ Peter JennlnBs—Ns... 10:00 (lO-SMO) Telephone Hr. (C) Club. The new board of officers ought pitched battle with two 013-6982 1»)!W) Rocky and n a Pitenda (3040) The Pu^Uve one half the cost of hiring an in­ hard-core Viet Cong battalions— aged the airstrip. It was not I (10-aSB(n Huntley-Brloklsr ( 8-18) Doetora and Nurses dependent heating engineer to will preside. All offlcere and perhaps 1,200 men. The govern­ known whetl)er the Viet Cong ( 8) Wide OountiT (84) Senate Institution study the heating problem at mem^rs are requested to be de.stroyed any planes on the IlS) Newsbeet I ( 84-10-13.30-883040) News, ment force set up a defense per­ (M) Whet's NswT Sports. Weather the school. present. imeter after making contact ground.- 8) Walter Cronkits (U) For Adulta Only The Greater Hartford Oil Hospital Notes with the Viet (Cong, but suffered The Viet Cong began to leave .am Pstnr Jennlncs—News (10-30)...... “ Tonliht 'rtt a»ow Heat Council also attended a Admitted Friday: Grace May­ T:00 ( 3) To Tell the Truth (80) ABC______IjftUtfa N tjb r heavy losses when It was forced the town about 9 a.m. and gov­ (laaMOeO) News. Sperto. (40) Sports Final board meeting. Council repre­ nard. 108 Cemetery Rd.; Thom­ to withdraw across a field. The ernment tioops began moving Weather U:80 (13) Movla sentatives presented a report as Diimais 31 Bancroft PI.; Communists captured 174 weap­ in. Red antiaircraft fire contin­ ADRIAN'S (34) Opinion in The OspUel ( 8) Movie (C) Pati'icla Ki-eyssig, Thompson- (18) Subscrlpdoa T7 ( 8) HoWe made for them by an independ­ ons from the retreating .soldiers. ued and at noon troop-carrying 836 Main St. — Manchester (10) Trackdown (83) Tonicbt Show (O ent heating engineer. vllle. There was no estimate of Viet helicopters were still imable to (80) Open Wka (40) Merve Orlflln____ Show $100,000 SALE OF In each case, the reports of­ Admitted Saturday^ William (Cong losses. land in tiro area. SPECIAL as!»! BATCBDtA'X’B TV WEEK TtW COMPLETE USTINO fered arguments for fuel sold Spelman, RR 2. Tolland; Patsy Song Be first Of It or IB I the oil heat council to see if the Theresa Olesik, 32 Prospect SL; advisers were stationed with a ince, a desolate area near Cam­ n . 5 0 Barbara Bisbeto, 56 Ward SL arissto kMCth. Soma stattoss onrry othor Mwrt newioaete.) council would provide 80 per force of .some 1,000 Vietnamese. bodia. cent oPthe cost of an indepen­ Admilt^ Monday: Norma During the fighUhg helicop­ Song Be is next to a fairly WDRC—1844 *10:40 Gcrdm and Jass (Carney, 17 Bancroft Rd.; Inez SHAMPOO - SET ^13:16 SlfU Oft ,.,.and Antique Reproductions dent survey. ters were unable to land rein­ high mountain in jungle-covered B:00 Lons John Wade WXtC—UM If the oil council agreed, the Andrew’s, 11 Franklin Park; Vi­ forcements because Red fire in terrain, an ideal setting for a i:gO rxck Rgbinm 8:00 Afteruooo BdMtgn town would receive the survey ola (couch, Tunnel Rd,; Alfred News. Sisn Oft •;00 Newa. Sports. Wss4hsr the landing zones was too hot. guerrilla strike. * 2.50 WBOB-ifa 4:45 I Star m e in . free, since both CL4P and the (Cormier, Stafford Springs. By daylight the guerrillas The attack followed three :00 Hartford H lfhU^s 7:06 Oonversation Ptam oil heaUng council would each Bli’ths Saturday: A son to were well inside the town and days of intensive (tommunlst With or Without an :00 News, Sports and Winther 7:80 Newi of tba World Mr. and Mis. Raymond (Jauth- i:00 Oasllsht 7:60 OonBreastfsial Report pay one-half the cost. engaged the defenders in house activity in the northern Mekong Appointment 88:00 Quiet Hours 8:00 Rad Sox vs. Tankaes Dr. Ramsdell reported last ler, 119 Prospect St. t o house fighting. Delta. Two Ameitcans and WINF—1*84 10:40 Ni«fatbaat Blrtlw S\mday; A daughter Bermuda Travel Show Scheduled Tonight One group of g;uerrlllas fought about 50 Vietnamese were killed •;00 Wan St Todaiy U;00-Naws night that he tried without, suc­ TEL. 643-6266 S:00 News „ .. ■ U:16 Sports Final cess, to obtain an answer from to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith, Victor J. DellaFera (Manchester Travel), Bernard Apter (Regal's) and Joseph Garman their way into the mess hall of in a battle Sunday and Monday f:lS Radio Oreatan Hartfarl 11:80 Art Johnson Show the oil council. 21 Village St. ((Coret Casuals) prepare for "Bermuda Night" to be held this evening at 8 at Mott’s Com­ the U.S. Army advisory detach­ in Hau Nghia Province, 50 miles (Adrian Excluded) 4:46 Lowell Thomas w p o r-u iB Births Monday: A son to Mr. munity Hall. Sponsored by Manchester Travel Services, a film and colored slides on Ber­ ment, but all were killed in i90Uth of Song Be. 7:00 News ^ . 6:00 Osorsle Brewar In motions passed last night, 7 :» PnbUc Alfabu 7:00 Ksn Oriffln CLAP wlQ be asked to make and Mrs. Robert Oaircla, 2 Scott muda will be shown. Bermuda fashions will be displayed by (Coret Casuals and Regal Mein's 8:00 Tankae# vs. Rad Wem_____ 18:00 Jonathan D aik READY TOMORROW the necessary r^ialrs at their Dr. Shop. (Herald Photo by Ofiara.) own expense, as they offered, Discharged Friday: Sam Z)ik, and to bring the s c h ^ ’s heat­ 30 Davis Ave.; Denitis McDon- 12th Greoit ing plant up bo maximum effi' €tld, (Charest Park; Thomas Sav­ Town Workers SchoolBoard (sieocy. age, Ellington; Mrs. Linda In other action, the school Morse and dau^ter, Ellington; Martin Sure Board Reset Cookout G>urt Cases Here are only a few o f board; Approved purchase of Helen Abmhamson, 323 Vernon Makes Shifts insurance tor band imiforms, Ave.; Judy Batz, 11 Esther Ave.; sheet music and recorders; vot­ Stanley Smith, Dockerel Rd.; The town's municipal em­ MANtM ESTEB SEgSION Passed New Salary ployes have rescheduled their In F a cu lty Two motoilate Involved In ra* | the hundreds of values ed leMers of congratulation to FVieda Schelner, 68 Davis Ave.; cant aeeidento in which a veM- two Rockville High School pu­ Mrs. Kathleen Brown and fon, p>otluck picnic for May 27 at 6 cle nwahad aga^M tba tode ofl pils, David Hayes and Alan For­ 90 Te.lcolt Ave.; Mrs. Ma)ie General Manager Richard Martin said today that, in p.m, at Center Springs Park. C A aumlMr of otatt dwagM a houae wara anaipied in eouti| tier, on their receiving awards Yost and daughter, 17 Vernon his opinion, the board of directors has approved his Originally the picnic had been ypere ufiprorod by the beard of la-st week at the International Ave.; Walter Wakefield. Wor­ recommendation that the manager’s salary for the 1965- set for May 13. -wducAtloQ laot night. In the David W. Shearer, 31, of Wap-1 Science Fair, held in St. Louis, cester, Mass : Mrs. Ray White ping, waa lined $85 for failure to I Mo., and heard a report by Dr and daughter, Ellington; Rose­ 66 fiscal year be increased to a $20,000 ceiling for fu­ The picnic, open to all town ^'Hut couple of rnontho Bbout 3b V A LU E SA LE Robert Sierakowski on a recent mary Clark, 117 E. Main St.; ture managers employes, will include a cook­ lilBmoheri bave reedgned or haira drive right, aa the outcome (d| out, games, volleyball and Me coUtoion 'wltb a reaidenoe oa I 20-disniond tiu! stpiphir* CABE meeting. Jeaan Slvne, Skinner Rd.; Caro­ As for his own salary, "Until partment heads to determine vga granted a leave of ahiiiwo. Adama 8 t Aprt 38. Shearertol bracelet, 14K ...... $ 760 E S2S The board approved a ba.sket- line Deaiwtyne, Mountain Spring my retirement," Martin said, "I dancing. ball clinic to be held June 29, how the money will be allocated. ^gbiring that tkno about an oar aHeed open a portion of the I Rd., To'land: Marjorie Robin- will keep it at its present 315,500 30. and July 1 at Rockville High II previou.sly asked Martin to *Bual mimlber of poplacMnoBta wall at the IM Adame St. homal 88-diamond and onyx eon, 9S W. Main St. annual figure.” prepare a pay schedule for the In what he called “my flrat axi-| School. About 60 boys are ex­ Discharged Satnurday: Jo­ He added. "If, after check­ •were hired. The miiiAer of auch bracelet, plathium ... 1660 1 1 7 S pected to participate and each general manager's position, but Meeting Slated t^ehangeo each year la uwiaBy oldent In 16 years of driving.” sephine Bryan. High Manor ing the board’s $69,338 appro­ it was not delivered before the Dorodiy L. Dodge of SO Camfi-1 will pay a $15 fee for the clinic. Park; Susan Gardner, 18 Vil­ ■rWbout 65. 69-diamond link bracelet, The board accepted the resig­ priation for the General Mana­ adoption of the budget. May 18 by HRC ''' The board aooeptod with re- field Rd. had a charge of failure I platin u m ...... 1000 M S lage St.; Glenn Willard, 13 ger's Account, enough money is the rmlgnattnn of MIm to grant the right of way noOlod, [ nations of the following teach­ Lawrence St.; Robert Blazak. 4 available for hiring a future And, because the town char­ ers: Ruth Butensky, elementary ter specifies that the board of The Manchester Human Re­ _ jbeth M. Daly, a m^h^ Bitolng from a oolUslon wlth*a| Sapphire and diamond ring, George Dr.; Marion Shanahan, manager at $18,500| to $20,000 ■tics teafdier at Bennet. who fuel truck on W. Center St. As a | reading; Charles Buzzell. RHS Ellington; Elizabeth Fecko, El­ annually, I will allocate that directors fLxes the manager’s lations Ctommission will meet resvSt of this collision, which oc­ p la tin u m ...... 1760 I S S S Guidance, and Loretta Gama- lington: Charles Wagner, Bris­ salary, the question arose, did whi retirb^ after 64 y s n of che. Elementary, sum." Tuesday, May 18, at 8 pjn. in «*taaching. Bha baa taught to curred leM than 12 hours after I tol: Emma Worthington. Rock­ If that sum is not available,” it accept or reject his recom­ Ugianchestor aiiioe 1931. the Adame 8t crash, the fuel I 26-diamond and opal The board approved a one- ville; Mrs. Margaret Casey and mendation ? ' the FTobate Courtroom of the truck waa sent spinning down| year leave of abateire request­ Martin said, "I am sure that the Municipal Building for ita AIBO lecrtag tha acho^ brooch, 14K ...... 676 8 8 8 eon, Kelly Rd.; Mrs, Margaret board will vote an added appro­ Mayor Frtincls Mahoney was bam are Mra. PrtacOla W. My* the road acroM the lawn of ed by Leo Cyr, a tesw:her at the Berube and son, 25 Phoenix St. monthly session. reaidenoe st IM W. Center S t I Northeast Elementary School. priation at son)e future date.” out of town today and could not ''-era. a high acbool home eoo- 86-diamond and opal Discharged Sunday: Patsy The board, in adopting the be reached for a comment and On its agenda will be reports :>omica teacher; Mlaa Baibm where tt punched fkywn a steel | The following teachers’ con­ Brescia, Norwalk: Elsie Feldon, flagnnte and- than barreled into | brooch, 14K ...... 1176 S 3S tracts were ratified: $9.6 million General Fund Town Counsel Irving Aronson of its subcommittees on Race m j. Mdntoah, a flrto grade 206 South St.; Julia Foucher, declined to rule on the question, Relations, Problems of the "taarbrr at B«ntlcy; Mlaa Judith the home Itaelt. Lillian Bartlett, WllUmantlc Brooklyn St.; Isabelle Marko- budget last Wcdne.sday, approv- Hartley, a klndt^prten PaulinaC.Smith of Coventry! 47-diam(md pendant-brooch, / Btate (College, mathematics, )d departmental appropriations pending an official request to Young, and Problem* of the wicz, 16 Farmstead La. Aged. ^toacher at SHgUabd Faih; and waa fined 370 tor speeding. She [ 14K ...... 1000 8 7 8 Sykes Junior High School: John Discharged Monday: Mrs. n total and left it up to de- do sOi - j y tss EUaaboth IR. BheOdbargor, had been docked driving at ex-1 Burns, Central (Connecticut (Caroline Dnviea, 1 Country La.; -fcR mualc teacher. oeatove speeds along Charter 19*diamond, enamel Princess State College, high sch. failive to carry Crathing Awards Made 7:30, and not tonight, as was lint-filter 14K ...... 886 2 3 8 uated from Wbeelock Collage, ragtotratlon; Richard A. Gdab, Eight 4-H (Club girls who incorrc-ctly reported in yester­ Boeton. . ^ 31, OdumUa,' $16, making un- - 20-diamond circle brooch, were selected as outstanding in day’s Herald. ,3. Don H. Fogg wlH teach the naesMary notoe with a motor the Tolland (County 4-H Cloth­ In addition to election of of hMi grade at Highland Paih. vehicle; John R. Hughea, 17, 1 4 K ...... 1000 7 M ing Program were pre.sented at floore for the coming school A graduate of WWmanUc Somers, $30, failure to drive the finale of the (County 4-H year, an award wUI be made of Btate OoUege. Fogg, 39, haa right; Julian KraewaU, 16, Nl- Diamond, cultured pearl Clothing Revue, Saturday night a $250 scholarship from the bean teaching to Ooveertry. andc, lie, making imnaceosary bracelet, 14K ...... 1500 1 9 7 8 at Rockville High School. Madeline Mitchell Scholarship agitator 3. MIm Jane L. Andereoei, 33, nolae with a motor 'vehicle. The girls are Susan (Cochrane, Fund. ef Eaat Hartford, will teach In > Alao, John Mariano, 26, Mid­ 14-diamond and aapphire (Coventry; Linda Stoker, Martha edaenentary gradee. She hedde a dletown, 376, apeedinc; Dudley rin g , 1 4 K ...... 976 9 M Greof, Cynthia Kottke, Debbie B.A. from Central Oinneotlcut A. MorreU, 23, Wapping, 315, Steams, Ellen Stearns, and Worker* Lose Pounds Btate OoUege and wiU receive making uhneceasary nolae with Diamond and seed pearl Robin Wedberg, Manaflold, and an M-A. from the Unlveratty of a motor vehicle; William O’- Valerie Samson, Vernon. WASHINGTON— When the Hartford to AuguM. Brlen, 34, East Hartford, 316, brooch, 14K ...... 200 1 8 8 The girls will represent Tol­ Council on Physical Fitness A Maa Bevedy J. Semmena, totaxloatlon; Robert C Roche, 20-diamond and amethyst land County at the State 4-H helped the Federal Aviation 31, Coventry, failure to Clothing (Conference at the Uni­ Agency set up a 24-week exer­ *7. of Rocky HUl, will teach rin g , 1 4 K ...... 660 2 7 8 cise program, 1,244 of FAA’s art to the high school. A grsd- drive right; Norman Soudy, 33, Single exquisite pieces versity of (Connecticut next nate of the Univeralty of Min- Tolland, 336, operating a motor 28-diamond and opal pendant month. Representatives from 3,026 W ashln^on workers slgn- vehicle ‘withoiit a Ik^nae; and Oie eight oountlee In the state ed up. Women workers lost an fuaota, die haa taught in Kan- ■<'1 and chain, 14K ...... 860 2 9 8 aaa City, Germany, and Weth- Stephen Tlioniaa, 33, Tliompeon- in Diamonds^ Enteralds^ will participate, and a Oourt of average of 18.3 pounds, 10 of vlBe, 316, diaragarding a atop 16-diamond and opal Honor at ten girls will be select-1 which were shed during the en S elA sign. ed. They will represent Connec-, first six weeks. 0 n. MIm Carolyn E. Vanaman, Rubies^ Sapphires^ Opals cluster ring, 14K ...... 476 2 2 8 *1. of Springfield, Ohio, wiU teach Grade 4 at Keeney SL College Lecture 78-diamohd snowHaka Bchool. She wiM gr^uate from ^superbly crafted in brooch, 14K ...... 1750 1 2 M W ittenberg univeralty tWa Set on ‘Selling’ Junai 18- diamond antique g. Mra. Unda O. Herman. 23, golds and platinums in pendant-pin, 14K ...... 800 8 M a f Maacheartcr, w ill teach home *iSeUing as a Career” wiU be H0L^\E^ dlsouaseir from two angles by 400 MAIN STRHT • MANCHESTER, CONN. aeoewmlee at Bllnc. She la a thrM apeafcera tonight In a trConn ginduata. program sponsored by Manchea- the almost forgotten 7. lto«. Oenkhne A. Maaseo, ter Community CoU^ at the 97, of HaitfoiW win taach miule high acbool from 7:46 to 9. •IVIRAt NAYMiNT PLANS to tba etem entaiy acbola. Mra. Jerry Baplenaa will talk technique o f masters insist on It PLUS Thise Do somotMiiK FoatHVS. . . Maaaao, a Bouthern lUlnola about retailing. He teadiea For tho oonvonloooo of our patront, Providing Quklify Service Univeralty graduate, haa taught Bales at the community col­ Big-famlly load capacity e Pushbutton wator in Beriuley. Mo. lege and is an official of O. •••••a unique opportunity Mlohaot* otlor$ inrioua tornm up Ur temperature control e Perforated tub for S. Mtoa Jaan C. O’Doonell. 33, Fox and Co. two yo»r$. Jinftolt u$ your paymont Around The World ' .«r CUndMrland MlBa, Maine, Marhattog w « ba dtoouM cleaner rineing e AAaytag agitator action e Zino- Will -teach in the elementary naada. Via ballava wa can accom- coated cabinet guariis against rust e Porcelain ttM P f AnOn by W. P. MlUer, field manager for gifi-seekers Our mtmbership in the Order of the I f you 8M planning to buM or buy gmdaa. Bha wM graduate from for Fuller Brush Co(, and Ar­ modata tham. top and lid e Virtually indestructible pomp e M aUku dm n 9 - •Scahara Btete Taacbera OoBaga thur Ouinneae, Connecticut die* Golden Rule is a distinction wio share a new home this year, the ainj^ m m s e n a t m n Ja June. trlbutor for Noreloo Dictation at great savings l^tpipof lid hinges^ Built-in rinse dispenser. t.M to ifl I J . Bilgga, 91. of Byatema and a former market with other outstanding funaral direc* moet important pert is the heating Bntogflald, Ohio,bio, wifi teach analyst and sales promotor. tors throughout the world. As mem­ AkiilBb ai Bihnat The lecture, the first In eystem. 568,800 Connecticut home- graduate toom WMtenbaig Uid- ■wile ofitiwo vocationally o bers, we provide service of assuredly NO MONEY DOWN — UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY veittty thte June. anted programs, to open to the llKOWI f high quality, dignity and undaritand- owners, 8 out of 10 Connecticot *10. MonaM i . Moeadk>, puUto. OFIVI mMle hattnwtor t a n . iRUaMlUj ing to familias of tha Manchaktar araa. xeeadenta prefer low cost oil heat. wtn be a giddracf eouiwMor at niBg. Ba to a giaduato of There are 9 important advantagw IXtaato aaid to doing gradu .i atuKy a t lha Ito to a A y pf Bait* SALE»rS of oil heat here in cold Connecticut. told. lOUlBtol 13. Mtoa UntaHaitwaH, 33, of ■gtANCI Why be aaiaified with aqytfaing laat. .MatoolHStor, w SI teaxdi Bpantoh Old Fashioned DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER msoA toBBiWb at Bennat 8ha to a 9 AT MaduMto af bm4^ CUtoga w * 1 1 f f Iw bew stadltog to i|Mta tha CANDIES 4 4 S HAPrrOPD POAD, Nt ar McKLF 9 5 1 M A IN i 1 Tha^'bo^ alao anprowtd, ba* OPEN DAILY 9 10 9 4 - SATURDAY UNIi. 4 ( 1 y, nwrltorloiai aarvtoa for m C D IC R L . PHONE 443v274l f BaiMtov. who toanh* R HONE HEAT COUNCIL 6 to PHARmnCY I) ' U i MAIN STREET JEWB|KS«S8VERSMITHS S lN a 1900 ) iim h -rA • V MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIe knowledge that he Hall. less to actompllsh anything or at BiklnL Percy sought to dissuade the Club .show concerned Itself with Supl. Liguori said that If the reoommendatiotM. The insur­ In their romancing. But the branches probably can win the 1968 pri­ School budget figure for the dual role of the two gentle­ lead anything that, without ance board may sJso seek ad­ Ttie 82 human beings involved hap­ Republican - controlled state mary for Governor despite op­ board expects to follow its pol­ are full of other life, and Infernal httle tenate, last bastion of the 1966-1966 Increase to $2,138,- men In question. their seeking it or wishing it, icy of 23 pupils maximum at ditional bids if it wishes. pened to live on two Marshall Islands position from the controlling 340, an Increase of $228,000. the supreme power began to yellow birds which confuse the scene party’s power in Illinois, from We rise, now, to their defense. that level, a fourth - *’ The board of education will whddi-proved to be within range o f the party Bourbons, Percy is aim­ TTiey didn’t ask for their gravitate naturally to'ward with their delicate shadings of identity rejecting renomination of the ing for a broader base o( sup­ will be required. make the final decision on what nuclear dffbris scattopsd'hy the blast. chairman of the state Fir Em- present greatness In duaHty. Messrs. Bailey and Plnney. T his, year there are two major medical and Ufe insur­ and sex. port. Indeed, his general pop­ It was thrust upon them. The power and the glory were Three years, aftor that blast. In 105T, ^oyment Practices Commission ularity Is growing while his pat^ A Thought for Today morning and one afternoon ses­ ance plan to accept. The super­ I f one cannot even escape from the (FEPC), a strongly pro-integra- We can remember how, way thrust toward them in a way it intendent was authorized to the medtoal'report on these 82 human ty support declines. Sponsored by the Mancbeater was difficult for the good citi­ sions. oojscading of the birds, there Is neither tioRist white. Apparently eager Percy isn’t the only RepuMf- back at the beginning of this Llguori suggested that per­ contact the selectmen and BEA betogs was o f a cheerful nature. They to alienate a dwindling frag­ Council of Churches present intense phase of Con­ zen pert of them both to re­ haps tuition pupils could be representatl'ves for a Joint meet­ roMn nor time for appreciati've nmneu- can here with a piece of Bour­ fuse. These two political bosses seemed, miraculously, . t o Im all right. ment of Negro Republicans, the necticut political and govern­ taken from towns with no kin­ ing. Town employes may also ver In this week’s great crash of bloom. bon .steel in his ribs. Another were, believe it or not, perform­ old guardsmen brushed Percy Sign on a service station in mental life, we discussed the in­ dergartens to make up the dif- come under the plan. Ever since, bowbver, the news of their Oonfrontod with forsythia, daffodils, target is Rep. Donald Rums- ing more of an exercise in pub­ off and rejected the nomination. Celd, 33-year-old (Congressman Atlanta, Ga.: "This ia the wrong terplay of power and effective­ t ference. The question waa not The board heard a request physical condition has bean developing tuUpa, ahadblow, dierry bloaaoma, pear We reported from Indianap- ness and prestige among the lic service than a display of from the North Shore (Chicago toad to Chattanooga.” their joint political muscle. resolved. from Ronald Churchill of Volpl serious touches, adding new troubles as oiha in January that Indiana Re- I 'wonder how many tlrea ha've three branches of government, The board_____ went____ into execu Rd. for kindergarten transpor- bloaaoms, apple blossoms, lilacs and suburbs and a possible candi­ There ia, of course, a sequel. the years go by. pubUcana, tike the Bourbon been saved a few hundred miles and reached an early conclusion tive session on a personnel mat- tatlon. C3iurchlll said that buses dogwood, all phasing their way through date against 73-year-old Demo­ Some day, also f6r the good of Of the first 82 babies this group bad, kings, remember e'verything and cratic Sen. Paul Douglas in 1966. of good rubber, and how much which didnt quite stw d up over ter at 11 p.m. A meeting to go by his house only partly fulL the same day In the same landscape, leoirn nothing. Their neighbors the long pull. Connecticut, also as a stroke of continue a discussion of the ITre board will oonrtder his re-1 13 were bom dead, aa compared to an Many of the <^d guard have wear and tear has been saved on public service, they have to stop one can only label It the greatest waste in Illinois are no dilferent. And drivers’ vocabularies, because That early conclusion, reach­ budget will be held Monday at quest during budget dlecus- no use for Rumsfleld, and not running the whole show, and let island normal o f 8 out of 38 for other of natural talent one has ever seen. after a decade of trying to strike mainly because he is Percy’s they saw that sign! Seeing more ed, after the federal Judges sit­ ^ n s . somebody else decide something 8 p.m. at the high school. Islanders not touched by the blast. a bargain 'with the party Bour- ally. Why then? Because he signs like that, and seeing the ting in judgment on (Connecticut Open Budget Meetings To enjoy it all, piece by piece, soun^ for Connecticut. We are not ChurohlH waa the only towna- Among the 82 people there has aa bona. Chuck Percy Is coming to helped engiiineer the ouster of Ten (Conunandments more times, had demonstrated that they Walter Waddell, board of ed- person taking' ad'vantage of the I by eound, bloseom by bioesom, aa one realize they never will accept sure, aa yet, whether they them­ yet been no definite evidence of cancer­ old guardsman Charles Halleck would keep us from going down didn't know too much about uoation chairman, gave a short board’s invitation to apeak on | so foolUhiy hoped to do a week or as him. aa House Minority Leader in what they were trying to do, or selves will be able to set this some wrong roads. moment, voluntarily. introductory speech before the budgfet items, ous developments, but six thyroid ago, beoomee tiM impossibility. Only the The truth is that the lUinoia (Congress. The Bourbons of Ilii- When a man 'wanted to know how it should be accomplished, board took up the budget dis- , The board also discussed I growths have been discovered, Bve of dUettanto, we are afraid, can skip- Republican party seems likely nois Just' can’t stand a winner. vdvat to do to live forever, Jesus and after the le^slaUve branch ruaslon. Last year, he said, the rental of the gymnalrium and | to reverse its decline only tC tMd him to o b ^ the Command­ of the government had demon­ budget was discussed In execu- decided to set fees after conault- them in young people. taste bis way successfully through such ANOTHER MONTEREY FIRST One symptom, that of a slowiiig down Percy seizes control from the ments; and He died and came strated that it didn’t know how tlve session for many reasons, ing with the insurance advisory I • perten nsnee. Bourbons. back and is here now to help to handle the dictatea thrown among them the fact that the | board. The board voted to make of growth in bones, has baen aotioed MONTEREY, CoW. (AP) — Because the situation here ia JUDGES (CONVINCED us to stay out of the wrong down to It.—that early conclu­ TTie dlty of Monterey, ftrat capi­ figures could be taken out of the gym available to the town among the boys, but'not amohg ths iSt^ilicated over much of tha roade and to take the right one sion was that In the failure of tal of (California under Spanioh, context and be completely mis- tor recreational purposes pro- girls, who warts betweaa ons and fhrs Power And The Wires country, the story behind the BAN DIEGO, CaUf. (AP) — to heaven, the road of kxve. the judicial and legislative Mexican and American rule un­ leading to townspeople. vlded there Ls no conflict with years 9^ at Via tfana c f Uk hydrogen State Senate’s rejection ‘‘of Everyone falls for Darlee Hass- The (Church is your service branches to function strongly, til 1860, has ks ttrat woman This year, however, Waddell the educational program. An or- K is expected that power demands in CStarles Gray as FEPC chair­ blast Mi^maas asasir. The bones kart a CSonnectieut will , triple or quadruple as mann, 20, the new Miss San Die­ station, with an up-to-date road the inevitable thrust upward to mayor. said he wanted the meetings ' der of priority was established man is worth telling. map called the Scriptures; and tor gym use: First, adult edu- | w« ^iproach 1986, and one must assume go. She Is a judo expert. prominence and prestige had to Minnie D. Coyle, a member of open. He asked that the press Blower rate 6t growth, and nnecticut River is a good place to No Accounting Possible againflt liberaliem. against Per­ start and that the utility companies cy, against prevailing political turning itself off automatically, too. The humanitarian reason of sa'ving could come up with an eoondmlcally tides. Justifiable plan that would protect the lives by rescuing and evacuating Amer­ Percy returned from a,foreign And . . . only the electric ovens have the wonderful new improvements that make river and yet go underground in the taip to be warned that he would icans and others otherwise oaught in area with no eerioue adverse effects on ooly destroy himself U he tried them so easy to keep clean! See your appliance dealer for the many styles from free* rcvohitlonfU7 disorders has now been coats. One U.S. company reports It can to save Gray. He tried anyway produce an underground cable in pipe, employed twice in the past few months. — and was humiliated. The per- standing ranges to built-ins. Check the exciting, new decorator colors. And be sure t o cooled by oil, that can be Installed at It was the sole stated reason for ths ty's titular leader wasn’t even 1.7 to lA cost ratio to oonventlonal Mnnltted to teatlfy before a ask about The Hartford Electric Light Company’s free gift to everyone who buys an Amsrioan airlift of Belgian paratroop­ overtiead lines. Senate committee. ers into the Congo, although the arri­ The Connecticut Light and Power “ After the Goldwater dlaaster, electric^range from an authorized dealer between now and May 31* 1965. ft’s a nee^ 'p i , val of the paratroopers at the predse Company hoe Just announced plans to go I wondered what we'd do for an under Lone taland Bound so that it is location they were landed amountod to encore," one moderate Republi­ 10*incn Teflon fry pan. You’ll love it! T aasembUng an expertise on mettiods o f can here oommentod to ua oar- a ninforoemant of Premier TWiombe's aooompHuing this toqhnlque. HKbCO, donically. “ But we outdid our- mercenary troopa aa they approached Conneotieut Light and Power and Con­ selvea in tiM Gray cose." the rebel stronghold. ' necticut Yankee should oonstder that The Gray caae also may ha this a rw . baoause It already oontaiiw a And it was.tha Ant. but not, as san- the tutning point for Percy. high oonoentrattan o f high tonaioa Through 1903 and 1904, Percy dor tnormsad, thb only raaaoo.for. osr w a s, riwuM rooeiva apaatai oonsldem- ' muddied a prevlousiy fine rec­ GLASS INSTALLED movemant o f troopa tnta tbs Domlnioan tiort. Raridants who object to tbs ord on Negro righia trying to M a l u m in u m COMliNATION DOOM 3^. The Hartford Electric Light Company Bspublto loot wosh. . dhvoltattga o f rfw r majr oontaot .appaaae tiM potty Bourbono. tiMir atato reprasaBtatirtas and amatnra a n d WINDOWS OP ALL TYPIS No MM wUI svMr Ta a w what wmM Katr be leama to tM htaisiK who are tmlquriy aituated-to convey the ogaiD. Open 8 AJM- *• » FJEy—BBturdny • A 4L to Mam hava happsDsd to tha otvlUans in Im displeasure' of their oonstituanta. Tha Ptrey Is moving toward re- hridat o f rsvoluOoa It Aiaftoan planm Oonnectlcut Piiblto UtUlUea Commlaeloa versing his aurpriatag 1903 stand Endat laadad SriMaa naiatraoBsn ia wm not ooBridar acting to protect tha Isgiaiation ba^ I i WHITE CLAM CO^ YOUR iMSTOR-OWSED ELECTRIC COMPAMYj «• diE«» «*0B tter did. doniMottout Rtvar unlsas It bM ia dcoaa bouatar dtaeriininattoa) -y tiH paopia o f tha state. — MIDfUJ. looitfood naaoa ha aUB douhta 31 BISSELL IbT<—PlMoe M9*782B I ta aoo win over know what h v . T O W N n U M «M low mouM Mortc. Bat taaIH vSm .-.'VV »V.* 'i •V-'I'-.IM#-,

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BANITHESTER, e v e n in g ,HBRALp» MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAT 11, 1965 P A 6 B N D ^ j^ A G K EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAy, B£AY IX, 19«S C olum bia T ollan d Couple Will Get to Greece^ Need More Income? L "New British Security Shakeup Charter Limit Curbs Ttik To Thanks to Good Samaritan PTA Closing High School Building Panel Hamilton Staadard i Renewal Land- Sales Aa Bqool Oppertaoltp Following Ttco Spy Confessions Year with Bmptoycr Two Manchester people story hod a happy ending To Report at Town Meeting yeoterday' experienced an after all. Scranton was In order to resolve a n apparent LI/JNDON (AP) — AnothersOntraJ Criminal Court Monday...War II and on Joining the intelli' unforgettable event in their startled out of his brooding town charter and the redevelopment agency b plans for A Supper The Herald has begun reg-'^drive owing to serious ahort- riiakeup vma under w^y in Brit after pleading guilty to four gence service alter the war. It lives, an episode that must last evening by a telephone nlor coverage of Tolland. News age of workers. Anyone who Hin's aecurlty aervices today charges of selling secrets to the came to light in 1986. He said he have provided both with a call which indicated that the North End urban renewal am , the H ie PTA will end the season Items may to tent to Bette Qua- has not yet been contacted and pllowing the confeeaion of a Russians and one of recording had forgotten about it and waa deeper Insight into the work­ his pouch had been found May 25 in a special Bession w i^ t ^ d i r ^ . trole, Oehring Rd., RD 1, tele­ who would like to donate la re­ -ler Mgh-Ievel inteIHgence secret documents. allowed to continue in Intelli­ ings of the& own personali- and that he could retrieve ----- —w tonight with a poUuck supper phone §18-2845. quested to mail it to Mra. John icer that he was a double In a second and unconnected gence. tiea and those of their fellow It and Its OQntents by call­ the chirter forbids ths sale of at Yeomans Hall beginning 6:30 Burokas, tretwurer of the Hfl- town property except by com­ ent who sold rocket secrets to trIaU Monday, an army ser­ In more than 10 yeara with men. ing at 203 Summit S t at p.m. A town meoting will be held llng;ton High School Community Russians. geant, Percy Sidney Alien, 33, his convenience. 1 Funerals petitive bid; the renewal agency British intelligence in Germany, The story started yeeter- J The following officers will be ■it Hicks Elementary School Scholarship Association, RFD 1, The man in charge of the was Jailed for 10 years on three part of the time as an attache in day morning about 9:30 Racing toward the ap­ propoeos to eeU the North End May 20 at 8 p.m. The Tolland Rockville, Conn. Installed: Mrs. Shirley Altken, khakeup is George Wigg, who charges ot selling military in­ the Briti.sh Embassy in Bonn he when Donald Scranton o( 307 pointed address, he discov­ Mrs. Frank A. Johnson land it must buy for the proj­ high school building committee Rummage Sale Set exposed the Profumo scandal in formation to Arab states, had a reputation for high living. Spruce St., a supervisory en- ered within Mra. Mary Funeral services for Mrs. ect through some form o t ne­ president; Milton Anthony, vice wfll report on completed plans The Tolland Democratic |963. Wigg holds the sinecure Allen was small fry. Intelli­ In 1988, he took charge of a g(lneer for General Electric Griffith, bent over an iron­ gotiations. president; Mrs. Edward MMl bide received for the first Women’s Club Is holding a rum­ of paymaster general in Slgne Lija Johnson, formerly of According to renewal direc­ gence men rate Bos.sard as the section of the Defense Minis­ Corporation, wea preparing ing board at her part-time Strickland S.t., were held this Mathieu, secretary, and Mrs. koge of construction for . the mage and food sale at the Tol­ ?rime Miniver Harold Wilson’s mo.st dangerous British-bom try's joint intelUgence bureau, to bring a considerable sum occupation which brings In tor Edward Rybesyk, negotiat­ new high school. Residents will land Grange Hall on the Green, jbinet; in Whitehall they call morning at Trinity Covenant Milton A n t h o 1) y, treasurer. spy since George Blake, another lived lavishly, and soon was in of money to the bank for some extra money. The Church. The Rev. K. EJnar ed sales of redewslopment proo- be gi'ven the opportunity to vote Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. [Im “ spymaster general.” ertics more often result In »at- They wUl be installed by Mra double agent now serving the trouble with moneylenders. By conversion to travelers’ pouch, sure enough, was Rask, pastor, officiated. He M ai^rie Grant, past president. on approval oi the plans, au­ Anyone having saleable Items is His first ' ta ^ , informed I'ecord British sentence for es­ the time he started spying in checks for a forthcoming there and the money and Isfactory renewal projects then requested to contact Maureen sources reported, has been to was assisted by the Rev. Oecar Mlse Nancy Goff, art teacher, thorize the bond issue and au­ Correspondent pionage of 42 years. 1961, he was supervising ad­ overseas trip. Scranton and papers whole. Mrs. Griffith when Innd 1$ put out to bid. thorize the committee to estab­ Mulholland. 'Virginia Lane. Strengthen the system of Opens Office BaeWund of Pllgikn M a ^ Altoough he has not yet stud­ wrill exhibit the students’ arts Mrs. Eklmund Quatrale of Tol­ vanced rocket systems in the his wife leave next Monday explained that she hod Home, Cromwell. Mrs. Fred lish a construoUon contract with Gerald Allen, Democratic rep­ screening government employes Critics of Britain's security Dr. Nell F. Mara has an­ ied the problem. Town Oouneel and crafts In the school,cafe­ system were asking how Bos­ Ministry of Aviation. for Greece, where he will be found the wallet on her way Hutt was soloist and Ernest teria after the meeting. the low bidder. resentative from Vernon will land has joined The Herald as jfljirith access to secrets. involved with InetaHation of to Glastonbury in her ca­ nounced the opening of an office Irvtog Aronson says that the guide the club on a tour of the » The syikem has been re- sard was allowed access to se­ Bossard said he turned to for tlie practice of general Johnson Jr. was organist. Bur­ One of the highlights of the The high school, to be located Tolland correspondent. She be­ generators in what ha 3 been pacity as a professional town la bound by the charter un- off Rt. 74, about one mile from state Capitol, May 18. Interested WED. and •hashed repeatedly in the wake cret information when his whole spying because his annual sala­ medictiie in the Gilbert Building, ial was in East Cemetery- lese there la Mato law on the meeting will be the annual gan her assignment yesterday. history raised danger signals. ry of $7,000 wus inadequate and 'described as the world's housekeeper. 'The pouch Bearers were Albert Wilson drawing, for paid-up members, the Green, will be Connecticut’s women are requested to contact « spy scandals over the past largest earth-filled hydro­ TaicottvlIIe Rd., Vernon. hooka, enacted since the char­ Mra . James Priest or Mrs. A former resident of Manches­ Her served a six-month jail that the Russians paid him only was lying directly In the and Gordon Wilson, nephews of one week each for a boy and first aJI-eleotrlc high school. *nve years. But rocket spy electric dam. middle of the road, ahe A native of Qilcopee Falls, ter waa adopted, formAfiy eet- George Burnham, Glen Drive ter. Mrs. Quatrale is publicity THURS. ONLY! ^ ra n k Boesard, an obvioas se­ term in 1934 on 10 charges of about $14,000. Mass., Dr. Mara studied at St. of the deceased, Carl Johnson, ^ rl at Richard Curlond’s Magic The first stage of construction When he reached his car said, and .seemed, upon a Ernest Johnson Sr., Hjalmar tbig forth proceduree for reeell- is to include 33 clasBrooms, ad­ prior to Friday in order that chairman for Tolland’s 250th an­ cu rity risk by usual standards, check fraud. Part of his defense But security men believe his Michael’s OoUego in Winooski ing urban renewal land. Woods Day Comp. SHOPPER’S SEPCIAL! he discovered that he had hurried inspection, to con­ Carlson and Robert Wldham. Those attending ore asked to ministrative faciHties, a gymna­ luncheon reservations may be niversary oelebration scheduled ^ a s abte to operate undetected was that he had gotten involved debts to moneylenders may Park, Vt., snd received a mas­ The special meeting, which made. ifo r nearly four years in the with the Nazi movement in Ger­ have been a form of cover and forgotten his car keys, and tain nothing jnore than The Watklns-West Funeral bring a hot dish, salad or des­ sium and cafeteria. Recom- next month. She is a member documents. ter of science degree from the will be attended by counsel for Dishwasher Project B ritish Defense Ministry. many and it cost him his job. that Bo.s.sard . may have big since his car was parked in University of Massachusetts in Home, 142 E. Center St., was sert. mendotlOM Svill be made by the of the Tolland Democratic Wom­ MOTH After she had examined both the town and the diatrict. building committee and the Tlie Toll.''nd County Home Ek’- en’s Club and St. Matthew’s La­ r Bossard, 82, was sentenced to He served a six-month jail money salted away in foreign the safety of his driveway, 1983. He graduated in 1962 in charge of arrangements. Teachers Meet he causally laid his leather the find more closely later has been set for 8 p.m. May 28 board of education for the vot­ onomics Committee is saving dles Guild. yeaits in prison at Old Bailey on joining the air force in World bttnks. from the Uni'versity of Vermont at the Municipal Building hear­ The Columbia Teachers Asso­ pouch contsUning about $2,- in the day, she understood Richard C. Matchett Receiving awards to Laurel Music Camp from Mra Charles Lambert, president of the er’s consideration. Construction S*H green .stamps for a dtsh- She was educated in Manches­ BALLS or Collego of Medicine where he ing room. ciation will hold a special meet­ waaher for a demeh-Stra'.lon 000 in bills, his passports its significance and imme­ Funeral services for Richard ing Wednesday afternoon at the Chaminode Musical Club, are (left to right) FYed Sprague, Cyrus Stevens and Dayson Wru- of the science wing is expected ter schools and hxdt commer­ diately instigated efforts was elected to Alpha Omega According to a letter from bel. (Herald photo by Satemis.) to begin September, 1966 to ac­ kltc'nen. The kitchen at the Tol­ and cuirplane tickets atop the Alpha, the honorary medical C. Matchett of 326 Center St., school as a part of its in-serv­ cial art courses in Los Angeles. roof of the car. Reluming to toward locating its owner. renewal director Rybesyk to the comodate the ninth grade stu­ land County Agg-lcultural Cen­ jMany Proposed Budget Cuts society were held yesterday afternoon ice training program. She has worked for several FLAKES People Scranton was over­ board of directors, the renewal dents by September, 1967. ter' is used by homem.aking the automobile, he jumped at D e-' at South Methodist Church. The The featured guest will be Dr. Hartford insurance firms in inside and started off. for­ whelmed by the return of Dr. Mara interned plana are in confUct with two Five bids have been received groups and 4-H clubs. Anyoiie l-lb. Pkg. Reg. 33c Goesbriand Memorial Hospital Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pas- sectione at the town charter. Hertiert Teig. professor of edu- phases of layout work for publi­ ^ Tabled by Education Board getting completely the pouch his money and papers, he catien at the University of Ccfli- Ladies Give and opened and the bids and wishing to donate stamps may cations. Limit 3 Pkgs. in Burlington ,Vt. He completed tor, officiated. Dr. Robert One aeotion requires that any Laurel Music Camp Aivards method of financing have been send them to the Tolland Coun­ on the roof. When he finally said, and expressed his wish necUcut. His topic will be Mrs. Quatrale waa bom in In The remembered about five min­ Uiat somehow such good his residency at St. Frauds 'stoker was the organist. Burial town land that la sold be of­ discussed with the board of cd ty Home Efoonomica Committee, 27c Hospital in Hartford. was In Ea-3t Cemetery. fered to all takers by competi­ "Teaching the Geographic Skills Hartford and ia the former Bet­ S The board of education lastf Dr. -Schardt and Manchester utes later, he had already Samaritans on earth would In the Efiementary School" to be Nice Concert Given Violinist^ Vocalists ucatdon, board of selectmen, or leave them at the center. Dr. Mara will reside in Ver­ Bearers were Ernest Larson, tive bidding. to'wn counsel, architect, and a April Fire Report te Fleming. She and her hus­ •night tabled a recommendation Higii School Piincipal A. Ray­ backed out of his driveway, receive more honor than demonstrated with audio visual band live on Gehring Rd. with mond Rogers .also tried to clear driven around a sharp cor­ just a monetary reward or non with hi.3 wife, the fornler John McCann, Robert McCann, But, says Rybciyk, experience specialist On municipal financ The Tolland Volunteer Fire ^ rom School Supt. William Cur- Anne Sullivan of Springfield, Gordon Tedford, James Taggart elsea-here in the state has shown equipment and devices. their two daughters, Lisa, 2, and the ,air about tlie "New Eng­ News ner and traveled several a fleeting note in a news­ By JOHN GRUBER Chaminade Musical Club<^3chool and serves as student di­ ing from the prospecti've bank Department answered 14 calls MOTH rxis that the occupational coor- Mass., and four .■lon.s, Francis and Kenneth Larabee. that renewal projects are more Dr. Tag will discuss the role Janice, 2 months. lish," and the extent to which blocks. paper. He also expressed of geography in the grade.i, The^ Chaminade Club, long- awarded scholarships for Lau­ rector of that group as well as Ing company. during Apni, including 10 bnish vdinator be deleted from the 7, Timothy. 6, Daniel, 5, and Manchester Lodge of Masons likely to meet their objectives if it would be adopted. Gilbert B. HEDY lAMARR A frantic glance at the wonder at the many similar what should be taught and established ladic.s music club of rel Music Camp in New Hart­ of high school choirs. Stevens A colored rendering of the fires. 1 t'.'ucl; fire, 2 false alarms, UOONN CAMPUS DARK l^ h ool budget. The recommend­ rooftop revealed that the Neil, 2. conducted a memorial service land Is sold in either of two CRYSTALS Hunt, chaiiman of the English LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ac­ incidents that go unnoticed some methods employed in pre­ the town, gave its annual pub­ ford to three Manchester High a son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon first stage of the high school is and 1 dump fire. a tio n was one of many made by Department, could not be there pouch was indeed gone, by people, perhaps only be­ Sunday night at Watklns-.West other ways. .school students last night at Stevens of 29 Harlan St., is a on exhibit at the Savings Bank ResldenUs are reminded to re­ STORRS (AP)—After 14 )«>urt tress Hedy Lamarr, 80, has sued Funeral Home, 142 E Center The alternatives call either senting material. lic concert last evening befivc without electricity, power was ^ u rtis to chop $131,000 o ff the to assist. He was talking to her sixth husband, attorney probably swept off while cause of their lack of sen­ Miss Ruth Pagach, president the club's concert given at Kai­ freshman at the high school. of Tolland. port a fire they should call budget. the South School PTA on “The rounding the comer. Scran­ sational value. St. ■ for sale of the properties at a an audienc.! of moderate .size ser Hall of Concordia Lutheran He is violinist and. a member The Tolland Republican 875-5454. This emergency num- restored at the University of or NU66ETS Lewis W. Boies Jr., 44, for di­ Negroes’ March fixed price, so that the rede­ of the association, is in charge Oformecticut at about one o’clock ' BeWon Schaffer criticized the New English—or How to Talk vorce, charging him with ex­ ton retraced his path, but M’ S. Griflitli, who le- .of arrangements and refresh­ gatherod in Kaiser Hall of Con- Church. The .“Cholarships, which of Manchester Civic Orchestra. Women’s Club will meet ^omor- j ber should not be used for l-lb. Tin Reg. 49e Aboard of directors which had Good.” to no avall^the packet had ceived a flnancial reward Mrs. Harry W. Ryan velopment agency con screen all cordia Lutheran C.iurch. The were given on the basis of Wrubel Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. row at the town hall at 8 p.m. routine calls or requests for, this morning. treme cruelty. Cancels Meeting plonU to find one that seems ments will precede the meeting, ^ u t the budget for paying too The board also .tabled mak­ Miss Lamarr's complaint filed evidently been picked up from Scranton, said that Funeral services for Mrs. Jen­ France Trip Set mu.sic by llic club members w,is' talent and contribution to the Edmund Wrubel of 149 Lydall Guest speaker will be Charles ft re permits. The university’s transformer Limit 3 .much attention to enrollment ing a decision on whether t o ' and taken away by some the entile incident was one nie M. Ryan of 138 Charter Oak best designed to-fit the project, entirely vocal, and voc.al as.sist-j musical program at the high St. He is a junior at Manches­ MacArthur who will report on I por a fire permit residents was knocked out shortly before Monday made no request for Of School Board or through negotiation of both There are four excited young ijCgures and ignoring other fac- allow the Cerebral Palsy Asso­ alimony but said she is “ without passer-by. A check with filled with excitement and St. were held Saturday after­ students in town planning a ance was enlisted from Cyni.s j school, were given to Fred ter High School and sings tenor plans for the coming election, may call Russell Blnheimw. 11 a.m. Monday and another one 5tors. ciation of Hartford to use a ] police headquarters later that .she felt the day's trib­ noon at Watklns-West Funeral price and design. The first month in France this summer. Tompkins, baritone, as well, j Sprague, Cyrus Stevens and with the Round Table Singers. Also scheduled for considers- g75.7i62; Walter McMahon, 875- had to be obtained frofo the funds or property" to support method, Rybesyk says, U best "I have a feeling the direc­ classroom in a Manchester herself or pay court costs and turned up nothing; the ulations climaxed properly HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Pub­ Home, 142 E. Center St. Tlie All excellent sophomore French There were, insti'umental offer­ Day.son Wrubel. Mrs. Charles The recipients of the scholar­ tion are plans for the clubs par-11420; Hc\vard Bugbee, 875-4662, Connecticut Light A Power Co. t o r s tend to underestimate the school to carry out a pre-.school ' attorney fees. money was apparently lost when the overjoyed visitor lic school trustees canceled a Rev. Richard W. Dupee, as­ suited when the agency bases •tudents at Windham, they are- ings by two different groups. Lambert, president of the mu­ ships will attend the music ticipation in the 250th annual or Walter Horn, 429-4259. Students had to resort to iheeds of the school system program for the physically | The couple was married forever. bestov-ed her a spontaneous meeting Monday night as more sistant pastor of South Metho­ lU selection 00 a design compe­ Nancy Brett, daughter of Mr. A ckizen or so members of tha sical club, made the prerenta- camp for one week, June 26 to Anniversary celebration. candles in orter to do their .because the number of pupils handicapped. The as.sociation March 4, 1963, in Fresno, Calif., But, like a fairy t&le, the kiss on lier cheek. than 1,000 protesting Negroes dist Cfiurch, officiated. Fred­ tition. and Mrs. Norman Brett, Pine club comprised the chorus which tions. July 2, to study e.stablished The club ia sponsoring its an­ studying Monday night. According to Rybezyk's letter, Blogsoma Ignore Ice Koesn't change much, would staff the program. where Boies formerly had been marched toward the school ad­ eric Werner was organist. 8t.; Jo-an Jacobus, daughter of opened theli lC progi'om, Vff) 1 U ail, U under11V4C4 • the1143 i —j-.—.p,—Sprague, — a son of Mr. — and courses in their respective nual party for the gr^uating FAIRWAY f “Not enough credence is giv- ministration building. Pupils Burial was in Bast Cemetery. "The Agency feels ihat. In se­ dlrecLon of David Almond, local Mrs. Charles Sprague of 78 Al- fields under prominent instruc­ clas.4 of Hicks Blennentary a deputy district attorney. They fund rai.sing program.3. He 1s a Mr. and Mrs. Willlsm Jacobus, to the fact that we’re try- separated last October. boycotted classes at five Negro Bearers were William Strain, lecting s disposition method, the Sleepy Hollow; Jacquelin Mar- cholr -lirector and organist. Of I"" St., Is a senior at the school, tors. The camp Is sponsored by School. Live music will be pro- WASHINGTON — A Smlth- W g to deal with a changing graduate of Colgate University h i^ schools earlier in the day. Harold Butler. Fred Miner and long range objectives should be the varied selecUons presented! ^ bass, he is a member of the the Connecticut Music Ekiuca- vided and free refreshments sonian Institute botanist has Comins Voted and is a methods analyst in the rotte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W Two convenient locntlons: a technical environment. SEN. PAUL DOUGLAS Leaders said the one-day George Miner, considered, rather than basing Roderick Marrotte, Rt. 6A and I thought the Brahms numh-r | Table Singers at the tors Association. served. Individual invitations' found plants in the tundra of BARRiCiNi 4 "The schools try to get the Events Travelers Insurance Co. systems demonstration was intended to the success of the project on are being mailed. The dance will | Alaska and northern Canada Downtown Main S tre e t^ WASHINGTON (AP) — A and methods department. He is the lone boy among the gaggle "May Night" probably we.it exclusively at ►and 105 Ea.t Middle^ M ild ready to meet highly com- Jaycee Head show that Houston Negroe.s are Adolph Becker trying to obtain os high a dis- of girls. Ke^•ln Lyman, son of Uic b*'. the original. Nowadays was the remaining assisting But this letter sparked new . Norwalk Carpenters Un­ aged,” Douglas said. "At one To Get Half-Days were absent Monday. Hundreds Knife Hunt er capable of sustaining ther­ toe a town official. Mrs. Thomas Mermall, French they arc "prettied-up" and performer. accompanied by WITH THE HELP OF criticism of a public that ion No. 746, AFL-CIO. time, 1 considered resigning of Junior high pupils also stayed Treasurer Walter Leclerc. teacher at Windham, will be monuclear war or of providing a {doesn't care enough about edu­ somehow h>.se in the proces.s. Juno Tompkins. He gave a The membership approved a from this body.” Vernon school children were away. who rune, a funeral home on one of the chaperones. really good performance of "Dio globally credible nuclear deter­ cation to attend the public new contract unanimously Mon­ voted a pre-vacation vacation by n ie marchers stopped at a Is Widened land in the project area, wishes Elizabeth Lambert, president rent. {bearing on the budget. New Voters Sign^ of the group, offered four .short Possente" from 'Faust, but A "SAVINGS & LOAN" day night and voted to return TED FRIE8Z the board of education last locked parking lot gate beneath to buy an adjoining lot for a New voters .signed up Repub­ •seemed a bit ill at ease in num- "And the effects of nu>dem 'f "Self-appointed watch dogs night. compositions by as many com- to work today. NEW YORK (AP) —The way which barbed wire had been Rockville and Vernon police parking area. Rytj^yk says. lican six to one at the regular | berri by Roger ()ullter and nuclear warfare, no less than the community dominate While the strike was in effect, Upon recommendation of strung. Estimates on the size of pasers. She was accompanied the realization Uuit isolationism Ted Friesz figured it, a lot oif and a group of volunteers, are The agency has agreed that voter making session Saturday by Marjorie Tupper. Actually Michael Head. ^ e s e hearings," said Atty. Wil­ building in Norwalk was at a people would love to get away School Superintendent Dr. Ray­ the crowd ranged from 1,000 to Is Impossible, even for the most HOME IMPROVEMENT reportedly combing an area In off-street parking is deeirohle. at Yeomans Hall. |the singer's voice. Intonation, Altogether it waa exactly liam Collins. standstill. from it all and climb a moun­ mond E. Ramsdell, only one 3,000. and would like to be able to what one might exp^t in a pro­ powerful, mean that no nation, { Curtis noted his recommen- Harttord county for the knife ,, Actually, of the seven new breathing and understanding tain or ride a horse cross coun­ school .session (about one half Marchers sang songs, shouted used in the slaying of Eklward negotiate the sale of the land' gram of this nature. It was however great, can think In jdation that several NDEA names added, four were Irons-! are surprisingly good. She suf­ PICKETS FIRED try .So he decided to do it. day) will be held on June 31, slogans and waved placards for Shea. with Leclerc, according to Ryb- uneven, but it was enjoyable terms of going it alone, without LOAN Items be deleted. These items 22, and 23. fers from other lowms and three | fers, however, from an undue , ...V, ICO . » J I HAMDEN (AP) — The Chil- Friesz, 29, a bachelor, rode about an hour and a half before Shea. 25, of 100 Peterson Rd., ezyk. were new voters. 1 throughout and sometimes re­ alHes and vdthout regard to fcome wit* a 50 per cent refund , ^ ^ into the New York World's Fair Dr. Ramsdell noted that on they dispersed. self-consiou.sness that gave her world opinion.” died of stab wounds inflicted No matter what method of Queen Canilldale |offerings an unwarranted markable. ^nder this fedei^ ' tion for homeless children, act- Monday, 360 days after he left these days, exams for the older Police arrested a white man Sunday night on Market SL disposing of land is finally se­ Belgian Foreign Minister occiued of trying to run over Miss Lee German, a charter' amount of constraint. Proceeds of the concert bene­ the World's Fair grounds In pupils will be completed, and Two Scltico men. John Wil­ lected. Rybcziyk says, aM soles fit the club’s "Scholarship Paul-Henri Spaak, president of prevenu ruji i^age or the act. . picketed Monday in protest Seattle. two Negro girls with a car and member of the Columbia Canoe I All four were enjoyable with the NATO Cfouncil, and NATO that students will have little to liams, 51, and Eklward Berry, must be for no less than fair Fund" and last night Cyrus Ste- lurUs said he left the t^ t - I ^ conditions do. then cursing them. The girls Club, has been selected to rep­ Puccini's "O Mio Bambino Secretary-General Manlto Bros- y 32, are charged with the mur­ market value, as determined resent the club as a candidate Caro" from Gianni Schicchi k and instruction supplies , ^he Center fired all 14. SHARON LTEE He added that by reducing the declined to preee charges and der. he was released. by two appraisers hired by the for Queen of the Connecticut probably representing the most LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ac­ sessions, teachers will have an According to a police source, agency and approved by the ing for a new dedicatien to unity Eckels called the boycott and Safe Boating Week-. Seven oth­ valuable pre.sentation from a ships to Laurel Music Camp, within the alliance. 11^ alon ^ ^ ^ g that he Oacar Weiner, the director of tress Sharon Lee. suing for an­ opportunity to get a head start the location of the knife has federal Urban Renewal Admln- er clubs In the state will send miu«lcal point of view as a result of the previous nulment of her 21-month mar­ on their reports. subsequent march “ a black eye been pinpointed to the area now i.str&tion. and must be approved to cut about $1,600 off the ; 0,^ action for the city of Houston.” He .said candidates and the queen will Llkewt.sed in front of a Market St. Boat and Safety Committee, high school, and $2,(K)0 for snow Center Harbor, N. H., and About Town er Jean Eddy of Ocean City, Interviewed on the "Dick and tavern. Police believe the weap­ Town Counsel Aronson told representing the A m e r 1 c a n the audience at the high school. Removal. cords, and he could only assume Miss Naschke seems to have PRICES addition, fixing up a recreation room? Lynn G e r 1 a c h Roscoe, 77 N. J., and has two daughters, Ann Show" on WINF at 11:45 It Is also pernnissible under So­ on waa thrown away by a this morning that he will look Canoe Association of Connec­ The proposed cuts increase Princeton St., June 26, Eman­ Ferris Reynolds Group of Donna and Julie. a.m. tomorrow. Driscoll has a third person. Into .the apparent conflict In ticut. the beat comprehension of Bach, the percentage going to salary viet regulations,” Toon told Ob- but the two violinists demon­ uel Lutheran Church.. Second Congregational C3iurch Comins served as external leading role in the Town and eremko, time to rer^rt his findings at Mra. Murphy has announced from 86.8 to 87.9. This year, Thomas Joseph Podkulski Jr.. will meet Thupday at 10 ajn. vice president. In charge of all Cohntry Players production of the May 25 meeting. that school age members of the strated unusual achievements in 66.5 per cent of the budget is Oberemko said Garnett should E)ast Hartford, and Lyn Joan at the home of Mrs. Carl Geis- Jaycee community projects, last "Dark at the Top of Stairs." club are now holding regular matters of bowing and Intona­ lor .salaries. leave In "a reaonsable short Hospital Notes tion, at least considering , their Barry, 86 Charter Oak SI.. St. sler, 64 Platt St., Glastonbury. year. He was a sollciter for the McNeal also appears in the play. time,” the embassy said. practice an hour after school DON’T LET THE LACK OF CASH HOLD YOU Also tabled for further study John's Polish National Catho­ 1964-65 United Fund and has on Mondays and Thursdays and ages and experience, ' NORMAN’S was an appeal from the custodi­ Mrs. Arthur Doane will be co- The produqtlcm will be pre­ The Soviet note officially de­ lic Church. hostesis. been appointed a delegate to sented May 21 and 22 at Rock­ visiting hours ore 2 to 8 p.m. Youth Faces 10 a.m. to noon on Saturdays. Bach was also represented ans union for a- more liberal clared Garnett persona non gra­ by his "My Spirit Be Joyful’^ BACK. TALK OVER YOUR FINANCIAL REQUIRE­ Building Permits the Manchester PTA Council. ville High School. Tickets are ta -T- unwelcome. to all areas excepting iiuttern- Parents are practicing Mon­ 445 HorHord Rd. Vacation plan. Ity Where they are 2 to 4 p.in. day and Thursday mornings. offered by Nancy Crane, violin- ■ The union, a local of the To Lorene R. Stoddard for ] Mother Cabrlni Mothers Cir­ McOarrlty, elected l>'temal available from members; at the "The ministry has protested estate of Wesley W. Stoddard. ' cle will meet tomorrow at 8:15 vice president to succeed Wayne Star Dust Beauty Solon, 85 to the U.S. Embassjf about the and 6:30 to 8 p.in. and private Phony Bomb Town GOP Meets MENTS WITH MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINAN- American Federation of State, rooms where tney are 10 a.m. The Republican town com­ feunty, and Municipal Em­ demolish tool shed at 369 Birch p.ni. at the home of Mrs. James Manchester, will have charge Union St.; Fabian’s Drug Store, unlawful conduct of Garnett, Mt. Rd., $10. I GoU, 99 Columbus St. Mrs. of all Jaycee club activities and Windsor Ave., and at the door. who has been engaging In ac- to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested mittee will meet tomorrow at 8 CIA L INSTITUTION. ployes, AFL-CIO. was repre­ not to smoke In pottenU' rooiiio. p.m. In the town hall. Anyone sented by Dominic Badoluto of To Maurice Burke, additions Robert Boyd will be co-hostese. tivitUa hostile to the U.S.S.R C a ll Count Compare Aetna’s No more than two visitors at wishing to run for office' in the Connecticut Municipal Council to dwelling at 71 Bell St., $500. eunong students from African No, 4. To Lloyd Lumbra, demoli.sh Lanne Lodge, Knights of one time per patient. October town election Is urged countries. It demanded chat Gerald D. Wallach, 21, of 116 to attend the mMting. Refresh- AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE He held that the school em­ two tool sheds at 202-204 Oak Pythias, will meet tomorrow at Dominicans Awaiting Word American diplomats should not Bretton Rd., a junior .at the ployes should get the same va- Grove St., $25. , 7:30 p.m. at Orange Hall. PoUento Today: 258 menta will be aehred. Hosteeaes WINDOW be allowed' to engage In such ADMITTED YESTERDAY: ore Mrs. John P r 1 n g 1 e,'Mrs. ONLY -QUARTERLY ^ tion the town has agreed To Anchor Post for Mrs. Nel­ acUvitlas In future,” Toss said. ^ P A ID F R O M Whether your job is large or small you'll find "Sav­ $0; that is, two weeks after one lie Merz, fence at 114 Wood- On Resignation of Wessin TTiomaa Blanchard, 106 Francis veralt^ Kirby Toppon and Mra. Edward The Manchester Ministerial , In recent months, a number ot Dr.'. Mra Anette Coma, Oloo- Carlaon. DAY ear of services, three weeks bridge St.. $770. Association will meet Wednes­ siuden^ from Africa have ex­ Rato Includea liability, medical payments, accidental SHADES ings & Loan" helpful in providing the financing re­ I tonbury: Troy Fluck^r 4 O F D E P O S IT fter five years and four weeks To Eugene Giraixlin for Elmil day. May 19, at 11 a.m. at (Continued from Page One) the rebels. C^maano’e comment pressed disenchantment with death and uninsured motorist protection. WWRSVM ods taI ww OrdflYraws wmW After 15 years, with one day W. Dietz, alterations to dwell­ WeetvYelv Ter.^ RockvlliT Mrs Moaobeater Bveolng Herald Second Congregational Ghiurch on the move was: "They have the Soviet Union, complaining Margaret Klrcher, 97 Ver^iwood Columbia correapondeat, Vlr- ' Before you buy or renew your car Insurance, coll ns for ALSO quired on terms tailored to your budget. facation for every yqa^; , be­ ing at 117 W. Middle Tpke,, and not tomorrow aa waa commands the San Isidro train­ killed the files and left the bee­ that they liave been subjected complete details. Evenings 643-2861 ' tween' the tenth and fifteenth Dr.. Vernon; John Manning. 23 glola M. Churlaon, telephone Dividends paid quarterly—at the $8,000. printed in error in yesterday’s ing base 20 miles from _ Santo tles." ■ , to a color bar administered in 228-9224. VENETIAN KINDS years. To U & R Housing Corp. far Domingo, one of the country’s Carroll Dr.; Jack May, « Rus- S call Herald. Rabbi Abraham J. At a new conference Monday various ways. ■ell St.; Mr». Emile PolozeJ, Bring year oli raUera la beginning of January^ April, July , In past negotiations this year, Ronald Jacobs, new dwelling at Feldman of West Hartford will key military poets, find was a he again denied charges that hie WoUach w a s apprehended RODNEY T. DOLIN AGENCY oad save 85c par shod* and October. Curtis hai; rejected this plan 65 Highwood Dr., $25,000 leader of the military revolt RPD 3, nocMVllle; Mrs. Loret- with the cooperation of the ee- speak on "Bringing Up Par­ movement was controlled by U Post^nsky WllUmontlc; 643-2861 273-2321 A d offei'ed instead three weeks To Allstate Construction C.t. that overthrew Presid^ Juan ?«»'*ty_^vlaion of the Bouthorn ents.” The meeting ia open to Communists. Stocks in Brief Ohrietine i$nd Wayne Ritchie, Officer§ Named After ten years with a day for Joseph Roba£k. garage at wives. For luncheon reserva­ Bosch In 1963. "I am completely sure that a JS- Bngland Telephone Co. of- Bast Ha ' ^ - Thmw - teMo I tw hla came ' picked' up each year after Uie 37. Lydall St, §1,500. tions, contact Second Congre­ U.S, sources eeld Wessin sent dictatorship of thsi iRft is Infi­ NEW YORK (AP) -A mixed ^ armr Garden Club tpnUi. 185 Fe To G. Fabrlzi for Gertrude gational Church. a letter Sunday to U.S. Ambas­ nitely worse than | one of the stock market weakened a little Stone, 77 lidae**at’ • ewnchboonl. Thto > The .union rejected this and Barile, add'tiona to dwelling at sador W. Tapley Bennett Jr. In right,” he said. in active trading early this aft­ 'A Si i t okked to appeal the matter to which he expressed his wllLlng- der Tyex, m ’st^M “ : * Mrs. C bar tea B. Crocker Jr. 150 Chambers St., § 2 ^ 0 . Boys of James’ Porlab U.S. forces reinforced their ernoon. Shirley Cowles. 81 AvwUkUe the bool'd. The board asked nea< to zeeign from the army police and the State PoMca to mt 305 Woodbrtdge 8t. was W h . . . ij ::.t 1' In To Q. 'Rnuohle, additions to who wish to Join Cub Scout encirclement of the rebel-held Although airlines -held a string Rd.; Mra Joanne Allard, 89 Curtis for cost estimates anddwellings at 49 Courtland St.. Pack l£o are Invited to attend for.the good of the country. The area of Santo Domingo with of moderate gains, their best end the Cnutratlng string of oleoted preeldent ot the Man- OPEN ether implications of the untbn Hilltop Rd.; Daniel Hair, 485 E. bomb ecaree which have betea- §130, and .at 43 Courtland St., an orientation meeting tomor­ letter won written alter he met 108mm howitzers, six smaller rise woe trimmed. Meanwhile,/ Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Agnea Eng­ ohMtor Garden Chib at tb« an- SAVINGS oposal before making a §130. de- row at 7:16 p.m. in St. James’ with Bennett and Lt, Gen. Bruce cannon and an additional 18 M48 losses in a couple of auto stocks' ochool elnoe earl)* • V doiu About 10 school cus- land, Tumble Brook Dr.. Ver­ A pn . .Univoiotty epokeaiiMn niiaj maatlng loat evening at TILL 4 PM. School cafeteria. Boys must be Palmer, commander of the 21,- tanks. A U.S. miUtary epokoe- deepened. non; MltoheM Karpueka, ex * attended the meeting. To Robert W. Wilson for 000 U.S. Marines and paratroop­ that there u v e been tO Center Congregational Church. accompanied by a parent. Boys man said the ortWiBry. waa The list was mixed from the Creetwood Dr.; Mra IHti^eth ^inmc7 I The board also tabled a le- Edith M. Wiloon, tool shed at tom b olgnM alnce April Otbor oflioera elected ui-o I..OAN 49 Area St., §500. ■Ifiho will be 8 years old by Sept. ers in the Dominican Republic. “ tuned on rebel torgeta.” start as analysts saw the mar­ Ortolanl, 9 Trebbe Dr.; INiul ueet from Dr. Walter Schardt, Mra. Jehn ObuchowakI, vice Monday Through \ S S * > . I \ U I « > N > To Edwin D. McAdam, addl- 15 are slifibla for nMmberataip. There wga no explanation for A poir of mortar ahoMo, op> ket entering, its third straight i I member, to consider changlii,)' tha generot’a change ol heart. pareotly fired from the rebel nrauldent; Mra. Vernon Muae, Friday tiona to ciwcHlng ait 63 Woaver ■ssslon of a cotuKiUdation move­ novencher, 390 Charter Oak Waliacii > iltfirafaiy'. and Mra. Wells W. policy refonltiig otudent Rd„ §S70, HolHs OUclsTwsCS, of South Oomoano mot wMh the papal oeotor. loDdad harmlMaly about ment IpUowlng (he climb to hie- of bookfl. The policy 'nuncio, Magr. Emanuels Clart- Pitkin. Ireoaurar. To Robert Siunuetoon for Mothodiat Cburcb wUl meat to­ 100 yorda from Pakner'a hood- toric peaks which ended late I to . B l ^ M meat to E x ^ Hoara 'I bw.-cf requiring the board to iio, Monday. The nuncio, wtko quoKer*. loot woek. Clramt The board of dlreotora wUl Marcus Morlarty, additions to night at 7:80 mt the homa of lurfaret CtourtonM^/ ivietion os eonolat of MIm EUen Buckley, Thuraday Eve prehsKe all books, is largely Mrs. Richard W. Dupsa, 17 repreaenti Pope Paul VI In the The rabcla riiowod no InoUna- Tlie general economic and Atlea. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1965 P A cn PAGE TB^ MAl^JCllESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1968 THE Briggs^ Hit Keeps Him in MajoM Herald Angle Yastrzemski Bats Bosox Over New. York tanUon of delivering Briggs to scoreboard. Two outs later, he By the minors, Briggs actually raced home on Johnny CalU- Red Tape Again Bolin Lead^ EARL YOST Homers, RBI Gonzales for Baker Bats Phils would welcome a trip to Littla son’s single. Sporta Editor Rock. Bob Purkey retired the first "1 want to play, that's the two Phillies in the 10th before Falling to get off tho Qualifier^ Responsible To- Victory only way I can learn,” he said Ruben Amaro singled. Briggs, gronnd Inat night, aa oched- Both Off to Great Starts As Yanks Scramble a-ler his power performance. who had remained in the game uled, was the opening For All Runs ”I’d like to stay here, but I’d as the left fielder, came up next Church Softball - Lrague In Tourney Mowing down the opposition without too much trou­ Over Cards 'like to play, too. And you can’t and drove the ball over the ganne at d ia rter Oidc Park ble this season on the baseball front have been Tom BOSTON (AP)—The Yankees usually have to scram­ right-field wall. due to the faihire . of the ble at this time of the year, but usually it s a scr^ble do both. We have too many good Kelley and East Catholic High. The big righthander, BOSTON (AP) — Tlie NFW YOPK (.AP) — cuUielders. So I'd be willing to * • • Park Department office to Medalist lionors in the to pare their power down to the 25-man player limit go down if they want me to.” DODGERS-ASTROS— proceao tho neoeosary papers sent back to the minors by the Cleveland Indians where Boston Red Sox jwon’t com­ When Johnny Briggs in ttme to give clearance to qualifying round for the plain if Carl Yastrzemski, by the deadline—due tonight at midnight. Until Monday ntght, Briggs The Dodgers won their game he will have a chance to pitch every fourth day, has yjy me uco scramble is wakes up Wednesday, he’ll had payed In nine of the team's with two out In the 10th, too. an umpire assigned to work (Governor’s Cup Golf Tour** reeled off four straight triumphs for Portland in the who wants to change direc­ a frantic, desperate search for still be a Philadelphia Phil- 22 games, posting only three Lou Johnson, replacing the In­ the Ult. nament at the Manchestet Pacific Coast Leagrue. Oonsld-<^ tions, has an occasional help in their attempU to sUy lie. hits in 13 times at bat with no jured Tommy Elavis, beat out With no umpire approved Country CJub went to Oarl ared one of the hottest pros­ close that has New York Gener­ runs batted in. Last season, pro­ an Infield single with two out, by the office, the game had change of heart. Not when That’s not his idea, but with to be postponed. Bolin w ith a 78-12—64 pects in the Triple A Pacific it winds up in the right- al Manager Ralph Houk glued his luck he can't avoid K. tected on the roster as a first- then stole second and continued Coast League. Kelley’s latest to the telephone. year player, he batted only 66 to third when catcher John Tonight, If the paper Is score. First round pairings havs win was a 15-3 decision over field seats at Fenway Park. Houk’s latest acquisition, Ray Briggs, a 21-year-old outfield­ times in 61 games tor a .258 av­ Bateman fired the ball wildly. proceooed. In time, the been made with all m a tte s to Seattle, an 11-nm second In­ Yastrzemski, who believe-s a Barker, who has yet to get his er. had hoped to turn into an erage. After Hal Woode.ohick walked league will get off to a be- be completed by Saturday ning providing the former Man­ few more hits to left field will first major league base hit, will Arkansas Traveler at tonight’s His two hits against the Cardi­ Jim LefHjvrc, Ron Fairly laM start.. but don’t count night. Three-quarter handicaps chester High and American Le­ make him a challenger for the start at first base for the strug­ bewitchlnif hour of midnight. nals rocketed his average 102 rapped a single to center, scor­ on It. ’Ihere is more red tape will prevail. gion star with a big cu.shion. American League batting cham­ gling Bombers tonight. Joe Pep- Then he wss sent to b^t as a points to .333. The homer ing Johnson. In the Park' Department Pairings — Upper Brackett Of Kelley’s four wins, three pionship he won two years ago, itone goes to the outfield. pinch hitter In the ninth inning. Johnny Podres had limited rince the general manager Jarvis Sr. vs. Ready, Gazza vs. have come against Seattle. hit two home runs and a sacri­ Barker, a left-handed hitter of^Monda: niglit’. game with S t.. f^ e V l T o tJ T N a ? la l the A.stros to three hits through combined the Red and Park White, Moriarty vs. Stbrinsz. Coach Don Bums at Blast fice fly Monday night, giving who doubles at first base and Louis. League game, Los Angeles seven Innings, but they erupted Departments than there was C. Bog^lnl vs. Ajigel, Wadas vs. Catholic High is used to success, the Red Sox a 3-2 victory over the outfield, came to the Yanks Twenty minutes later, the edged Houston 3-2 in 10 innings. for a 2-2 tie In the ^ghth on In the Army in World War R. McNnmnra, Prior vs. McFar­ his latest ba.sketball team mtss- the .staggering New York Yan­ Minttesota .. 14 7 .667 — in a straight player swap with PhllHes had a 4-2 victory and Rain halted Cincinnati and doubles by Joe Morgan and Bob II. land, - R. Gordon vs. Kiaman, ing by but one game of compil­ kees. Chicago .... 14 8 .636 V Cleveland Monday. The Yank.s Briggs owned a epot on the A.spfomonte and Jim Beau­ team’s 25-man roster. Pittsburgh In the third Inning. Zanetii vs. Fahey. ing a perfect won and loss log en Tile 25-year-oId Boston star Los Artgeles 16 9 .626 V sent utility inflelder Pedro Gon­ 1 In the American League, Bos­ champ’s single. route to the CIAC Clas-s B Tour­ knocked in a first-inning run Cleveland .. 11 8 .579 2 zalez to the Indians. The young lefty. In his second ton nlp"5ed New York 3-2, De- Snell to Compete Lower Bracket — Bolin vs. nament crown. Going into to- with a liner to left-fielder Mick­ Baltimore .. 12 11 .522 3 The deal left the Yankees — season with the Phillies, dou­ ' troit edged Baltimore 5-4 and Connorton, Moran vs. Marshall, ey Mantle and homered into the bled and scored the tying run TWO DERBY RECORDS NEW YORK (AP)—New Zea* Zemke vs. K. Gordon. Arm­ day’.s game with Penney- High Detroit ...... 11 11 .500 3V still struggling along in the Minnesota trimmed Chicago 4-3. LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP) — in Blast Hartford, the Blaglcs left-field .screen in the fourth Bo.ston ...... 9 12 .429 6 depths of the second division — in the ninth, then slammed a land’s Peter Snell, Olympic 800- strong vs. White, Kristoflf v.i. before driving deep Into the two-run homer in the lOt'i. Nbrthem Dancer and Spokane Beauche.*ne, Carina vs. Prindle, show eight wdns in as many '■s e^-* '■’“9 ^ ...... Washington 10 14 .417 6V with 24 players, one under the CARDS-PHILS— and 1,500-meter champion and right-field .stands in the eighth - X New York .. 9 14 .391 6 Briggs’ name has been tossed hold the records for the fastest Austi:i vs. Maddox, McKay vs. starts. The one-two-thrce pitch­ limit. Kentucky Derby. Northern Dan­ holder of most of the world’s ing corps of southpaws Ray Irfi- to .snap a 2-2 deadlock and help Kansas City 5 16 .238 9 Barker batted .278 In 158 around aa one of th oe p-yo ,i The Cardinals moved in front Atherton. rookie right-hander Jim Lon- who must be pared from Uie 2-1 in the eighth inning as Mike cer won in 1964 by stepping the middle - distance records, will Gaoe and Frank Kinel .siid DUGOUT DOINGS— Coed Jane Floyd tries out the new look in team shelters Monday's Results games at Portland of the Pacif­ compete tn the National AAU righthander Barry Sheckley borg post his first major league Boston 3, New York 2 ic (Joast League last season, roster by m: Inight tor.'ight, the .Siannon beat Dick Stuart’s one and one-quarter miles in i1-liltin'rttin victory. at Southern Illinois University’s new baseball diamond. For the record, the majors’ cutdown deadline. •’iro.v to the plate on Dick 2 :(X). Spokane was clocked In championships at San Diego, PHILADELPHIA — Leotls must rate ns one of the best in Detroit 5, Baltimore 4 with 23 home runs and 81 runs Martin, 183, Philadelphia, Lonborg needed a' ninth-inning streamlined structure in architectural terms is a cantilevered parabaloid arc. Minne.sota 4, Chicago 3 batted in. He was hitless in six And while Manager Gene ■c‘>"s slow grounder. 3:34’/(| in winning the 1889 Der­ June 26-26, AAU executive di­ schoolboy ranks. Most coaches TOM KKLLE’F as.sist from relief ace Dick Ra- To the players, it’s still the dugout. M.auch said p.fter the St. Ixiuis But Briggs baited (or Jack by, run then at one and one- rector Col. Don Hull announced knocked out Sonny Banks, 206, would give their right arm for Only games scheduled times at bat this season. game he never has had any in- Monday. Detroit, 9. one top starting pitcher but former Manchester Twilight datz, who got the last out after Today’s Games Gonzalez hit .277 in 80 games Ealdschun and doubled off the half miles. the Blagles are blessed with League baseball player and is the .sore-legged Mantle, making Los Angeles (Chance 3-0) at with the Yankees last year and three. tUso an ex-baskctball perform­ his first .start in eight days, Minnesota (Stlgman 0-0). night was 2-(or-5 this season. er with several area teams . . . doubled off the left-field wall Detroit (Wickersham 1-1) at Here ’n There Fifteen New Cushman Golfster for his third hit. Lonborgf Almost a Doctor, Washington (Kreutzer 0-2), night ' Neil Mahoney, director of the electric carts have been added Mickey drove in both New Cleveland (Terry 4-1) aX Balti Boston Red Sox farm system. to the BHiing^ton Ridge Country York nms with his* fifth homer more (Barber 1-3), night Bolton Defeated and a single but the Yankees (Herald Plioto by Saterhia) Buffered an acute heart attack : Club Pro Shop line of equip- New York (Stottlemyre 2-2) at T IM E OUT—There is no excuse—if there ever was one—for any varsity bas­ last weekend at his home. Ma-1 ment . . . The enlarged driving plummeted to ninth place Boston (Wilson 2-1), night By East Granby, honey is well known In Man-1 range at EROC now measures despite pitcher Bill Stafford’s Has Bitter Pill for Yanks Only games scheduled. ketball player at East Catholic High to he late for school. Last night the high­ Chester, having scouted New • 275 yards deep and 140 yards first complete game since 1962. Wednesday’s Games Dip jJJnder .500 light of the testimonial dinner tendered by the Knights of (Columbus was the ^England for many years in the wide . . . Jeff Heintz, former The Minnesota Twins edged Kansas City at Chicago, 2 twi- presentation of wrist watches to all members of the Class B Championship Boston organization . . . Masa- Ellington High athlete, is play- the O hica^ White Sox 4-3 and BOSTON (AP) __ Red'^ would rather see Mantle^was losing something off his night ,nori MurtUcaml has joined the i Ing the outfield with Central the Detroit Tigers nippied Balti­ get the hits off me than any fa.stball and that the ball wasn’t Unable to solve the offerings basketball squad. Captain Tom Malin holds his timepiece, while Robert Scully, Sox rookie righthander Jim Los Angeles at Minnesota, N of two East Granby pitchers for San Francisco Giants. The left- Connecticut State College this more 5-4 in the only other bfxly. The guy is just so great moving quite as well. Lifting Detroit at Washington, N grand knight, presents trophy to Coac i Don Burns. Tie clasps were also given handed Japanese star was' .spring and Bill Andrulot, ex- American League games sched­ Lonborg abandoned medical a player I can’t feel bad about him was nothing sudden. ” more than three hits, Bolton to all members of the East jayvee and freshmen hoop squads. Cleveland at Baltimore. N High A'«hl down to Its third de­ ptaced on the roster last Satur- Manchester High fielder, is a uled. school plans for baseball, him hitting me. But I thought Radatz, off to a most un- New York at Boston. N day . . . Joe Gargan, director o f; re.serve with the high-flying • • • then administered a bitter he hit a good pitch for that dou­ Monster-Hke start, 7.00 earned feat iri five starts tills season ye^erday afternoon at Bolton, physical education and health' Blue Devils cf Coach Hanik RED SOX YANKEES— pill to the ailing Yankees ble in the ninth and I thought run average and all, got his Nati(mal League io r the Hartfbtd school system, I Majlinger. Yastrzemski, who won the he had beaten me. I thought the third .save of the season, then 6-5. A last inning rally fell shnrL for his first major league ball was going out of the park. cop'anented; "Naturally the re- W. L. Pet. O.B. for tho Bulldogs who got five- will be honored June 3 at the Fnil nf f in«» batting title with a .321 average Los Angeles 17 7 .708 Legal Questions Continue feuGer in Hartford. Gargan. Gargan, " in 1963, slipped to .289 last sea­ victo^. That I don’t want to see any- aortion of fans is bothersome but 14 9 .609 2’i hit pltcliing from Dave Suther- who will retire at the end of Today’s Chuckle; Request son. “This has to be the greatest boKly do anytime.” to the extent it affects my Cincinnati .. lin. from a reader for baseball Houston . 15 11 .577 3 th e present sdioo4 year, has “I should hit that outside game I’ve ever pitched,” said Lonborg had made three ear­ pitching. I can’t let that bother Each aide had one big In­ game coming up at Yankee Sta­ me when you have to face a Phila’phia . 12 U' .522 4'4 held the Hartford position .since pitch to left field and I intend the former Stanford University lier appearances this year with­ 1(1 •”10 .500 5 ning. Bast Granby breaking a 1945. Previously he served 17 dium read like this: I want Sec­ to do that this year,” the left- star after be whipi>ed New guy like Tresh in a key situa­ Milwaukee . tion 3. mezzanine, four box seat out getting involved in the oleci- Chicagd*’.... f f 12 .478 6H scoreless tie with four runs in Within Heavyweight Ranks years as director of athletics handed - hitting outfielder said York 3-2 Monday night and held siom. tion. But you wouldn’t be hu­ the fourth and Bolton scoring and head coach of three sports tiqkets for the June 20 New man if you didn’t notice it,” San Fran. ,.. 11 13 .458 6 before the season started. "I the Yankees to four hits in 8 2-3 "There were two differences 10 13 .435 6'i three Limes in the fifth. a t the Klngwwood School in York vs. Minnesota doublehead­ don’t recall hitting a home run innings. Relief pitcher Dick Ra- Boston, winning It’s second St. Louie ■ ■ ■ BOSTON (AP — The le-^- Inc. who does not wish his name' from what was almost harass­ er. If you can’t get these tick­ this time,” he explained. "One, New York .. 9 15 .375 8 No player on mther team was ment by the law.” .West Hartford. The little, into the left-field nets at Boston datz was called in and retired I wasn't getting beMnd the bat- game in eight, moved ahead of able to collect more than fhs used, says that group and white-haired Gargan is one of ets, I want a good section on last season. The year before I the ninth place Yankees who Pittsburgh . 8 16 .333 9 gal beagles continue to up­ Sportsvision, the closed-circuit The promoters say boxing Is a Tom Tresh for the final out on ters and having them force me > __i'.v, .Monday’s Results hit. Steve Nichols and Suther- She finest men ever connected the rail in the mezzanine. Re­ hit six or sevVn up there. That’s a foul popup. to throw the f^tball. dropping their sixth in stage the combatants in television outfit, have lawyers "cripple the politicians pick on” with athletics in Connecticut. member the rail in the mezza­ the way I’m going to hit from eight, and slij>p>ed into seveifth Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 2, 10 Itn each doubled for the l(xsers the saga of the postponed, investigating the possibility of and add the sport "has taken a nine, Section 3 preferred. If While Lonborg included a vlr- “Second, for the first time I innings and Art Clarke tripled for Boh now on.” tuaUy untested changeup in his place ahead of Washington. maligned and now trans­ suing U.A. Byrne for 65 million. bum rap here.” ■v-*' Off the Cuff not, try for any section in the Yaz was true to his word threw a changeup I ’ve been Yastrzemski, who ept&red the Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, rain ton to account for all the team’s The source said the fight wa.s Byrne says his mall Is "run­ • Loquacious Cassius Clay will mezzanine from third base to winning prescription, Carl Yas- working on with coach Mace Los Angeles 3, Houston 2, 10 hits. planted world heavyweight Monday night until the eighth traemski hit two homers and a game with a .253 average, had ta!;en out of Boston amid court ning 12-1 in favor of me” adding v>- '* jbe on display for the public—at first base. . Usually requests inning, when hu second homer Brown. It’s similar to a p»lm gone O-for-16 until he closed out innings Summary. title fight. action which "left the backers Uie correspondence Is the heav­ .a slight fee—daily at his Schine i are for box seat tickets in Sec- sacrifice fly for all the Boston ball. I threw it once before to­ Only games .scheduled Kast Granby (6) As a refresher, that's the one iest in years. \ lifted the Red Sox past the Yan­ runs. The deciding blow was a Sunday's doubleheader with two ab r h po a r r« hanging In the balance as guilty Wotel headquarters in Chicopee tion 1 at Yankee Stadium, front kees in the standings and raised night in Baltimore to Robin hits. Now he has two homers Today’s (iames LabAire. 3b 4 that pits champion Ca.sslus (Jlay of some terrible thing.” He add­ Byrne says he doesn't (eel Jrom 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Clay’s i-ow, or for Section 18 at Fen­ 450-foot drive to right off loser Roberts and the ball hit the St. Louis (Gib-son 5-0) at New 0 0 1 3 0 0 his batting average to .269. Bill Stafford in the eighth. and two doubles In his last five T. Smith c 4 1 0 6 0 1 0 and Sonny Liston In Lewiston, ed the proof of something sinis­ Inter-ConUnental pulled out of «fter hinch schedule consists of way Park or Section l ,at Shea backstop. trips—and three rbi. York (Spahn 2-2), night Drrry. n-lf-p 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 Maine, May 25. It started its ter has never been forthcoming. Boston to put Him on the spot a. workout on the small and big Stadium, all choice spots direct­ * * . * Game-legged Mickey Mantle, B. Smith, p 4 0 1 0 1 0 1 TWINS-WHITE SOX— ‘T threw It five ttmea tonight "It looks dike Yaz has finally Houston (Giu-sti 5-0) at Lo(i Llvinx^^Ukii. lb 3 0 1 7 0 u 0 rocky road to reality nine le word "harassment” is but rather “ they knew they >>ags and rope jumping from 1 ly behind the catcher. When Minnesota rookie Mel Nelson making Ids first start in eight and got it over the plate (or bfbken out of it,” said Herman. Angeles (Osteen 3-2), night Li.ss, rf A 1 1 0 0 0 1 months, one hernia operation getting a workout. would have lost and didn’t want ■to 2. sparring for the next hour, assistance is given, no promise reli-eved Jim Kaat with one run days due to a double muscle tour px>piup>s. Thait gave me a "That’s a help.” Clnolnnati (Tsrtouri.s 2-2) at Mon^aii, 3b .3 2 0 0 1 1 0 and a court battle over a "We got so fed up with the an injunction Issued against ‘and routine drills at 3 until his is ever mtuie where tickets will pull In his right leg, drove in Barth cf 3 1 1 1 0 0 3 in, two on and none out in the lot of confidence.” Stafford who was making his Philadelphia (Short 4-2), night Hplcrnon. m1 8 0 1 0 3 ! 1 “banned in Boston” injunction nonsense and harassment we them.” trainer feels the heavyweight be located. . Ken Smith, direc­ ninth and retired three straight both the visitors' scores with a An nnusuafiy critical ^¥nway first start In a year and finished Chicago (Jackson 2-2) at &ui re IN' rf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ago. couldn't wait any longer and Byrne says he has a letter tMxing champ has had enough tor of baseball's Hair of Fame, homer, single and double. Park crowd howled their dis­ with his first complete game Francisco (Marichal 5-2). night Victy. rf 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 But back to the legalities. chance a postponement,” Inter- from Chairman Herman Green­ i. . . Third annual Maureen Gil- writes from Cooperstown, N.Y., hitters to save the Twins’ victo­ ry over the White Sox. Lonborg. 22, 6-foot-6, 200- pleasure when Leriborg was since September of 1962, tossed Milwaukee (Sadowskl 2-1) at TolaJa 31 6 5 31 s 3 t Suffolk County Dist. Atty. Continentai’s Harold Conrad berg of the Massachusetts Box­ berto Ladies' Handicap Duckpin to say the annual game on pounder, says since the spring pnilled wtth one oilt to go though a six-hHter. Pittsburgh (Cardwell 0-1), ndght Garrett Byrne, who sought the said of the pulling out of Boston ing Commission to M. L. Mc­ Bowling Tournament is slated Monday, July 26 between the Rich Rollins drove in two runs BoUon <&) for the Twins with a double and he has given up hds plan to go he had yielded a long fly to the The Yankees were downcast W ^nesday’s Games ab r h po A e rhl Injunction to block the fight done before the Injunction re­ Kenzie of Toronto, head of the June 12-13 at the Holiday Lanes Yankees and Phillies is a com­ to medical school although he bullpten wall for the second out about the lose and Mantle didn’t St. Louis at New York Hutch'nsn, :2b 4 0 0 1 3 2 0 scheduled at Boston Garden quest was actually passed upon World Boxing Com mission, . . Jack McEUiott, golf pro at plete sellout. . Yonkers Race­ ground out and scored the Nlchoin. If 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 deciding run in the sixth on Jer­ is still pursuing a degree in and thep the double to left cen­ want to comment on his big Chicago at San Francisco Maxwell c 4 1 0 7 0 0 0 May 25 prior to last Friday, in­ Friday. written last September, men­ ihe Arnold Palmer par three way clokes its spring meeting biology. ter to Mantle. Cincinnati at Philadelphia, N dicates his investlgaUon Isn't Gov. John H. Reed of Maine, tioning "pressure” applied In eourse on Burnside Ave., is a Wednesday night. ry Zimmerman’s single. Dave pierformance. "I’ll try to play StHilherlm P < 0 1 0 3 0 0 Nicholson homered for the "No, I’m strictly a ball play­ Skipper Billy Herman re­ tomorrow,’*'- he said. ”I hope I Milwaukee at Pittsburg, N Clarke, lb 4 1 0 11 1 0 3 over. He says he may present who led a general state-wide originally bringing tho fight to Put McDonald, Rfl 3 1 0 0 3 0 1 White Sox. er from now on,” he said. "This marked: ”I'd talked to catcher C€in.” Houston at Los Angeles, N Shatiazian. 3b 1 1 0 0 3 3 0 evidence to a grand Jury and is embracing of the transferred Massachusetts. • • • is my life and this is what I’m Bob Ttllman alxiut Lonborg two Earl Wilson is slated to face Bf«8Worth, ci 2 1 1 1 0 I 1 Intere.sted In alleged "pressure” fight and called it-’’one of the Greenberg said he meant by going to cxincentrate on. McDphthh. rt 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 applied to get the fight in Mas- biggest things that’s ever hap­ political pressure that he has Suffield Defeats Bobcats TIGERS-ORIOLES— innings before. I thought the kid Mel Stottlemyre tondglit. 0 A1 Kaiine hit his third home tiruvrr. 3b 1 0 0 0 0 0 sachu.setts. pened in Maine,” said Monday friends In political life, some of a pair of run in three days, a three-nm Total.t 29 5 3 31 n 6 4 Meanwhile, a source close to the backers "were not running whom were interested in seeing ' Comedy of errors, as execut-< unbeaten in league warfare and shot in the first inning that ’ A—Pei>e for Orrv In 6th; b Inter-ConUnental Promotions, away from the law but running the bout staged in the state. . Violfl for B. Smith in 7th: d—Grover "The real question now Is why •d by both sides during big tumble into a three-way tie — helped the Tigers gain a split of Knudson Proves Five-Day Leader AMEKICAN LKAGI:E fitr Hiiirhln5f>n In 7th. Mx>ring innings, marked North with Blast Windsor arid Staf­ their four-game series at Balti-, Kaltne , Brandt 8* KaaI G ran b y COG 4G1 1— a the boxing commission let the ford — for first place. more. The Orioles wiped out the Ortolen; Yaatrzemnkl 2 8. Bed Bolton 000 031 1—5 fight Come here after It original­ on your car Central Connecticut Conference Three bobbles, plus a tower­ 3b — Nlrholi*. S^^mthorlln; 3b — ^What More Can You Ask’^Catrone ly had voted against the fight early deficit, however, and led' Sox; Mwtlo 5, Yankees; Ni­ riark f* : aac Bo4tworth; — E aj«1 diamond warfare in South ing triple by A1 Mandiroli pro­ 4-3 until Dick McAuliffe singled' Texas Skies Big Factor 'H iM cholson I, WUtc Sox. G ran b v 10. Bolton 6; bb—8o»ith«*rltn coming here?,” says Byrne. Windsor yesterday afternoon by duced two markers and it sent across a fifth-inning run and the NATIQNAl. l e a g u e 5, Smith 3: no—Sotiih^rUn 5 Smith "The way the thing was going I Suffield High and South Wind­ 6. htt» off Smith 3 for 4 nms in 6 was set up to be the patsy. Ev­ big Jim Baker, ace Bobcat Tigers added an unearned nm* MoCarver 1. C a r d ln 'a la . Inniniffl; D<*rr>' 0 for 1 nm in 1; w— sor High, l ^ e n the smoke had hurler, down to defeat. Jack For C olonial Tournament 1965 SCHEDULE If PhllUea. Fans Expecting More ery other big city and state for only $8.95 each in the sixth on Don D em etg^ Smith. cleared the Invaders had a Phelon picked up the win in single, Bill Freehan’s d ^b le INTERNATIONAL LEAOl/E turned It down, and we come come-fronv-behind 5-4 win to relief for Suffield, now 2-2 in and an error by Jackie Brandt. Verplanck Field along and accept it.” take back to Suffield. And the league. FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP)—Texas skies held a par­ No. 1. Norman’s Coach Charlie Sharps saw his Suffield ...... 001 020 2 5-7-3 tial solution today to a $100,000 question—the outcome No. 2. Paganl’a Blevins Has Big Problem, From Lucky Debonair Club fall from the ranks of the S. Windsor ..111 100 0 4-8-5 of the Ckylonial National Invitation Golf Tournament. No. 3 Oilers Little League F u r m orliaucious Heavy showers punctuated by^ No. 4 Lawyers lightning have postponed for No. -5 Ansaldi’s Which Sport Will Get Him? BALTIMORE (AP)—A fairly definite field of 10 for Meeting Planned Double Winner two days the final round of the Only three players worked in AMERICAN LEAGUE Saturday’s $150,000-added Preaknesa showed today Get nylon cord and tread as deep as 72-hole event and installed nine holes before thundershow­ Waddell Field that Lucky Debonair still has to do some convincing For Wednesday In East Triumph George Knudson as perhaps the ers ended play Monday. They No. 1. .Police * Fire PINE BLUFF, Ark. (AP) — •*> Because football and basket- on your car’s original equipment tires when you buy the only five-day leader of a PGA No. 2. DlUon Sales Harold Blevins Is in a dilemma ball seasons overlap, moreao that he’s the class of the 3-year-old thoroughbred rac­ were Mike Souchak, with a five- ing crop. Important meeting of Man­ tournament. over-par 40, and a pair of 38- No. 3. Peck Lumber and he wouldn’t trade places than baseball and football, or Youngster with the longest The 27 - year -.old Canadian No. 4. S4ars with anyone. basketball and baseball. 'I don't know what else he gravated an ankle injury and is chester’s Little League officers name cieated the biggest stir shooters, A1 BeasUnk and Ray­ ba,s to do,” wondered trainer back on the sidelines. and those interested In the pro­ seized the lead Thursday, mond Floyd. No. 5. Army * -Navy Here’s his problem; "Dallas called to remind me as East Catholic High’s track shared It with Bruce Crampton NATIONAL LEAGUE —The New York Knickerbock­ of my contract with them,” Frank Oatrone. "But every time Owners of six other starters In gram will be held Wiednesday U.S. Royal Safety Aii* Ride' Knudson, Crampton and Janu­ Buckley Field he wins, they seem to find some the Kentucky Derby were un­ night at 8 o’clock at the Army squad squared its season log at Friday, regained sole, possession ary — farming the last trio off ers want him to play profession­ BleVIns said. ”1 think my .500 today with its third Saturday and since has content­ No. 1. Man. Auto Parts al basketball. chances are better«in basketball excnise why he might not have, daunted by Lucky Debonair’s and Navy Club. They cost less. ySTAREYTSf^ ed himself with Jaimes Bdnd the tee —completed the first No. 2. Medlc;s or shouldn’t. triumph aiiid are pacing around Tom Conrap, president, re­ straight success. After losing hole in regulation par 6 before —The Dallas Cfowboys want because I have not played foot­ three in a row, Coach George movies. , No. 3. Green Manor him to play professional foot­ ball since high .school. But I'm “He’s won six out of nlnjs wadUrg for the PreekneM. ports the opening day schedule romping h ^ k to the storm shel­ H o . 4. Moriarty’s In addition to Dapper Dan, — Sunday—will be discussed. mmm^ woui Grasso's club bounded back and Discussing the mental anguish ter. ball. not going to make a definite de­ races and was second the other the latest success was an 31-41 c< leading a twice-delayed No. 5. Nassiff Arms I A 6-foot-1, 188-pounder, Blev­ cision yet. I have a real good three times. What more can you the horses are Tom Rolfe, Na­ Final rosters will be submitted decision o v e r St. Thomas event, Knudson declared: The 7,132-yhrd Trinity River ins starred In basketball at Ar- contract with Dallas.” ask?” tive Charger, Hall to All, Swift and schedules issued. Also, a layout has absorbed somewhere Ruler and Flag Raiser. COMPLETE RATHER ElOHI Aquin-aa" High in New Britain. ”I think it’s just about the MAY kin.sas AM&N, a Negro school A second-round NBA draft After Lucky Debonair won the report on the recent town wide r Co-Captain Pete Blirmonau- same for players who still are in in the vlqlnlty of (our inches of 16 Sun. 1-2 playing In the Southwestern and a professional football con­ Kentucky Derby May 1, specu^ house to house canvass for MUFFLERS cious .scored a double, winning contention... as much tension rain since Sunday morning, and 16 Sun. 3-4 Athletic Conference. , tract for a fellow who hasn't lators dwelled on what might money will be made. INSTALLATIO^f THAU SWITCH for them as myself.” playing conditions are anything 17 Mon. 5-1 But Blevins was a standout BRAKE RELINE the 220 and 440-yard dashes. but favorable. played the gridiron since high iMrire happened tf Dapper Dan FREE! He al.so placed third in the 100 Knudson, with a 64-hole total 18 Tues. 2-3 footballer aa an end in high school Indicate that Blevins has had started moving a little soon­ The Scoreboard and anchored the relay squad. of 209, held a one-shot margin Tournament officials, viewing 19 Wed, 4-5 school at Tuscaloosa, Ala., and made some respectable moves. er-or the race bad been just a Thiings Are Humming INSTALLED Underdog role has apparently over Crampton and Tony Lema the weather forecasts with dis­ 20 Thurs. 1-8 the Cowboys want to try him at UtiUe bit longer. He was lest at REC SOFTBALL 21 FH. 5-2 flanker back or split end. And his career totals bear it I At stimulated the Eagles '’and no as the field prepared to try may, said if rain prevented the out: 2,241 points In four colle­ three-quarters of a mUe and Base hits were falling eJl over 12.95 one is happier than Grasso. again today. wirtdup today the tournament 24 Mon. 4-1 They've got his name on a only a nock behind Lucky at the Mt. Nebo last night — 88 in all Hamilton Standard contract for a tryout at the Cow* giate seasons, with a 23.3-polnt FORD, CHEV-. East swept all three jui^plng A formidable sextet, lingering would probably be extended un­ 25 Tues. 3-5 average hla senior year. > end of ttw 1)4 miles. — as the Roc Slow Pitch Soft- An Equal Opportunity PLYMOUTH Rellne nil four wheels. events with juniore Paul Bavler three shots back at 212, was til Wednesday. Beyond that 26 Wed. 2-4 bojrs’ tra in l^ camp at Thou­ ball League got underway, Wa^ Bleed fyetem , acUust compo(»ed of Julius Boros, point, with the Greater New Or 27 Thurs. 1-6 sand Oaks, CiaHf., July 16. The Knlcks have (x>ntacted It would have made no differ- Employer and Bob Linson getting firsts. «nce, acoordkig to the oonOdent nut Barbers outlasting Mortar- braking contact, care­ Gardner Dickinson, Doug San­ leans Open scheduled to begin 28 Frt. 3-2 The National Football League him about contract terms and ty’e, 16-11. Each side started off Summary; ders, Ohl Chi Rodriguez, Don team became understandably they’ll work out a proposal with Oatrone. Ousnuiteed fully road tested. lOO-y^ dash—1. Baanight (EC): Thursday, plans remained In' 31 Mon. 2-1 » with a five-run first inning. The As Long As You January apd A1 Gelberger. definite. JUNE concerned last Thursday when him tWa week. Meanwhile, the “H4 wasn't going to pans my dUIerenoe was a seven-run sixth 1 Tues. 4-3 the Knicke of the National Bas­ Oowboya are keeping their eye bone,” declared the trainer. Own Your Car on the golnga on. firanw by the Baibors. BRAND NBW dash—i, Blirmonaucloua •2 Wed. 2-6 ketball Association drafted “They could have run around Jim Slogal went four for four 8 Thurs. 1-4 Blevins in the second round. And Blevlna? He’a just Walt-j the track again.'' to lead the winwn at bat while 440-yard di^h — i, PurmoiMuicloua 4 Frl. 5-3 Why not play for both? ing for the bidding to atop. When Lucky tlebonalr first Bill Vlot and Bob Carlson each > A). ^ 1 — l53«l. 3. Docker 7 Mon. 4-2 popped feito prominence by collected three aaftiee and Jim ’65 880-yard run—1. Katocka (A)- a. 8 Tues. 3-1 boating Jacinto in the Santa An- McCawley and Joe TwaronUe TOP RECORDING STARS! Jordan (EXJ); 3. Wheeler (EC). T— 10.5. 9 Wed. 4-5 Ui Deny, there also were skep ctouted homers. Dave McKin­ Stttdebaker 2. Golden 10 Tliurs. 2-8 Indians Play Home Today,- tloa. Tb^ cited an extremely ney, Tony Page, Harry Bemia (EX)): 3. Lynch (EXll. T--4;48.9 11 Fri. 5-1 fast wwkout before the race and Mike Welcfa, all wUh three Two-mile run—1. LaBelle (EC) 14 Mon. 3-4 JacMio, taUng too much out of All Modda— Bosco (A); 3, Chetelat (EC). T —3. hits in four tripe, paced the (3ae ",AII About Rain" 10;4a.8. 15 Tues. 1-2 East Catholic Plays Awayi Mm. ' Houee Gang. Immediate Delivery 88()-yard relay — Bast Catholic 16 Wed. 3-5 Jacinto ham t raced ittnce hla Tonight, ttie Teachers play At Substantial (Basnlght. Cacase, Watts. lijrmon- 17 Thurs. 4-1 aucloua). T—1:371. Manchaater High (1-8) came,' licking by Lucky Debonair. He PelUn’s. Savings Broad Bavler (HXJ); 3. is Frl. 5-2 NOOC competltioa ia going’" came to Pimlico last Saturday Walnuts 602 107 Xt-16-20-6 Credit Maarewlcz (EC); 8. Blanches (TC). 21 Mon. 1-8 back to home grounda after two full swing with South Windsor,' STEREO and MONO Dlstiuice—18’6H”. road gomee and hoated Maloney for the Preaknosi Pfsp but ag- Morkuiy'b 612 201 0—11-18-4 AS LOW AS HIzh Jump — 1, Llneen (EC); 3. 22 Tues. 2-4 (2rl), home to Granby High and NO MONEY DOWN Mamns (EC); 3. Keane (EC). 28 Wed. 1-6 High of Meriden. Tha Indiana Elltngt-m High (3-2) traveling Height—S’4”. 24 Thurs 3-2 ofina alive against Briatol Cen­ to Suffield. ^ UP TO A YEAR TO Pole vault-1. Ktrol (EC); 3, Bus- 25 Fri. 6-4 tral last week after aoortng lewlcx (A); 8. Mclnemey (A). Tomorrow afternoon Chene 1 00 u r b c it y Height—9 6”. 28 Mon. 2-1 only one nin in the find three (0-2) hoato Prince T c PAY AT SlvH put — 1, Omleinskl (A): 3, 29 Tues. 4-8 gamea. CJovbntr *1895 Tareyto E ^ | k»1A); 8, Ruggiero (BCj. bis- Join tho Unswitchablet. \ 30 Wed 2-8 East CathoUo (S-0) took a (6-2) recelvea Onmwa FCR EXPERT ' i Jawelln — 1. Emond (A): 3, Ri­ • JULY raat from Hartford CV>unty Con- High. naldi (EC); 8. EgrI (A). Distance— Got tho filter eigoretto' 160'10V4". 1 Thun. 1-4 feranda comi>etltlon, rtaltbig ^ Mancheator track ww Im E K L ALIGN1IBNT-~WBKEL Bk^ANONG Discua—1, Omleinskl. (A): 3 Zle- 6 Tues. 6-8 Petiney High tn Baat Hartford. jooka for that evaalva flret viw^ “HADiATOR BBFAIRINQ AND RKG0RIN6 witli the tastf' mak (EC); 8. Uneeh (EC). Dls- Ray LaOaca blanked Penney worth fighting for. ^ tsne PPEIU-QualificatiMiB fOr a good ... and an inner section of charcoal*^ Regularly Ktieduled ganiM Woodrow Wllaon High of MUi- Of all the XsiRuoky I T Y start at S o’chick. { first baseman are height Ond a^ty^ It also helps dlatown rapaid a vlalt to Rock- wlnnara, Carry la c k had fuiiiaatrn your 3S7 BROAD ST tllt MANCHESTBt Together, they actually improve .' SAN FRANCTSCO-B.J m a r if he can fly a bit aa Jim Gentife of Kansas City Firat poe^idned gaaM ptayad viUe High (6-2). The Rama ij. M t raoort t o m e ^ won SALES] Ruah, 209, Prancla(x>, and ttw foUowliic Saturday ait 6 pjn. raaidy own. * 3-0 win over Wll- ICURKE •4M 070 the fia vo f o f Tareyton’a fine tobaccos.',' indicates here. Gentile ia in the midot of a diva Ia 801 B R O A D ' OlHFI W .A , Eddia Mac hen, IM, Barkelqr, •I A a^ojo a ifeutout bgr Jin Mar- wlniiar M . B 4 — Mor. a Ti — S o l. M CalU., d r ^ . 10. vain for wida throvr. ju n . 1 ** 380 i mi All. 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PRATT & IMOOLE O F Roofing—Siding 16 your poet-graduate plana V isit 'the Employment O f­ THE **You mmin it’s bettw to have loved and loet aven HOUSE TO HOUSE canvassera DESIGN Lost and Fowid Garage:—Service— LIGHTNING RODS, roofing, Help Wanted—Female 35 WHITNEY wanted to work on Mandheater fice, 400 Main Street, Bast 6 «O E V # iU C right before your birthday?** H artford. Oram. Open Mon­ ALLVN 1 ! Sfawage 10 siding, gutters, aLhiminum win­ directory. Apply 489 Main LOST — ehaek book o( the Flrat dows, doors, aluminum cano­ RN or LPN, 11-7 shift. Part or AIRCRAFT Street (Odd Fellows HaU). day through Friday, 8 am. ENGINEER ' Matlanal Bank, Importaint U.S. pies, roU-up awnings. W ork full-time. Laurel Manor, 949- to 5 p.m., and Saturdaya 8 Cknrernment papers. Raward. OARAGE FOR RENT. Call 649- guaranteed. Beacon Lightning 4519. WANTEID—babysitter for week­ am . to 13 noon. PrsfsraMy wMh BE. Ssgns DIVISION OF ends, Satuzxlay and Sunday 7161. Protection, Steve Pearl, 643- UNTTED AIRORAFT OORP, to mechantotf snglnssrlng S-ll 3816. nights. 100 Biasell Street. sad several ysanr snperi- lS&£i WHYAAcrTHers g e t a R «y LOST — Maroon umbrella on An Equal Opportunity anoe for totoraattog work $ :S0 Hartford bus. May 7. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 PRATT &L B E N C A S E Y Bnqiloyer H e lp 1^811790— M ale 36 sssoristsd wfth reoavray of Please call $49-7183. A Variety of apace vehicles, bergeta, mte- 1966 HARLEY-DAVIDSON with Roofing and Chimneys 16-A WHITNEY TWO AUTO mechanics for silea, and de-oekraittog air­ IWREAWSSING THE AAAIN POINT, MARK. LOST — bteidt leather hey cane electric staher on display. 7you eye/AE, MBS ROOTINO — Bpe/AaUilng re ­ growing Ford dealer. Excellent craft on ground. Capable of PR.CASEy CAN TRY TD CURE A 4Ae WTIENT eonteinhig three keyu, vIcM ty XLCH model, all colors. SO ec GOOD JOBS HAIRDRESSER, experienced AIRCRAFT hsndtoig deeign and guid­ I COOK. RRSTYOU SHOOT OFF >DUR Hartford Nattorad Bank. CUi pairing roofs of all kinds, new preferred, exesAent work^ salary. Many fringe benefits, -.BUT THB7EB NOTHING HE CAN PO FOR model, $330., full price. Harley roofa, gutter work, otalnuieys DIVISION OF ing oonstruoUrai of bard- mouth about m y having lUNG $43-8391. Davidson Sales, 48 Park Btraet coaxBtlone end remunerstione. including vacation with pay, in BY FRANK O’NEAL cleaned, repaired. Aluminum surance, etc. Ideal working UNITED AIRCRAFT (X «P. ■wara oranponents. Resume S H O W r R B B S CANCER.- Hartford. 347-9774. at Trae Chic Beauty Solon, 806 E. abouM toolude detailed sx- FOUND — one tan and wMte Mding. 80 years’ SKperlence. Center 8t., 649-1793, Mrs. Cnark. conditions in a completely new East Hartford 8, Connecticut ntaie OoHle. OaX Bolton D c « Frae eettanates. ChB Hawley, shop. Apply In person to W alter An Equal Opportunity perlenoe and transcript of MOTOR SCOOTER for sale — scholaeUc reeord. atmrtk« WHO 5AV5 fMeeE5 Warden, 649-7601. motor equivalent to motorcy­ 6484891, 944-8888. The Aircraft Viklinstz, Service Manager, Bm pkrjw HOW NO SUCH -tHINS AS Fitzgerald Ford, Windsor Ave­ salary open. Reply to Box cle. TWN, tow mileage. 643- KK, Herald. An equal op- d ZlP e C A N IH^ ABOMII^Pue FOUND — aoMd row boat aOoat 3608. Heating and Plumbing 17 "The Aircraft’’ has open­ nue, R ockville. end ehendoo ed at Bokon Lmlce. ings available for girls in a HIGH SCHOOL portuRtty employsr. 'ib u © er? SNOW M A N ? MAN WANTED to work in lum­ EXPERIENCED painters want­ Owner nuiy have by IdenUfying M62 HONDA 60, red and white, LET U I remodel your old bath­ variety of departments re­ ed. Call between 6-7 p.m. Gtee- and paying for thte ad. Phone very good oondition. TeL 649- quiring many different ber yard. Must have iteiver’s tonbury 663-7766. S4»-fS78. room, our prices will please. license. Apply Davis A Bran­ 9096 before 3:16. We can take care of all your sirUlB and kinds of work ex­ SENIORS ■ m u cx perience. Among our many ford Lumber Co., 300 Tolland PART-TIME or fuU-fime man to dek'very and gensml stora LOST: Fuse Book No. M981B, MOTOR SCOOTER for sale, one plumbing and heating prob­ St., Bast Hartford, Conn. lems. I will pack any faucet, current requirements, you We Want To Talk To work on lawns, steady work. work, steady eenpioymant Ap­ Savtegi Depertment of (he year old, like new. OaU 648- may find the Job that Women Who Are Planning Oonwoticut Bank and Ttuat $3.60. Roland Plumbing A EXPERIENCED electricians, Gall 843-0000 or 646-0090. ply to person only betsreen 10- 0717. "suite you best.” (jur avail- Now For The Future 13 a.m., Bonelll’s WayaMe Fur- Oompnny. AppMoattcai made Heating Co., 648-4628. immediate employment. Cali C HM t, WIA, he. ILL W UJ. sMe openings kioludc Jobs 875-9370 after 8:30 p.m. EXPERIENCED back hoe op­ ntture Store, Beritn Tpke. dor paynaeot M A M Plumbing A Healing — Pratt A Whitney Aircraft Wanted Autoe— fo r: would like to In-rite you to erator tor Lorain shovel, one ^ O H t t l . Remodeling, new houses and D R IV E R fo r school bus, 7:80- to take fun responsibility of £ £ _ MORTY M EEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl Motorcycles 12 oomplete instaUation. 640-2671. ENGINEERING 'Visit our Bmployinent O f­ Annowicwnta fice and talk about your fii- 9 a.m.; 3:18-8:48 p.m. Tel. 648- Job. Call after 6 p.m., 743-9190. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE WANTED — 1964 Dodge, Model AIDES ture with a Job Placement 3414. Maintenance IkNOiV AND ELECTRCX jUX Salsa and asrv- D 80, R oyal 4-door, OsU eve- Radio—TV Repair These ctiallenging posttions Counselor. You 'wIB learn PRESS OPERATORS iM , bondad repraaentatlvs. Al­ nlngB 6W-3133. require a high school diplo­ of the many ktode of ca­ DEAN BUT EH0U6H OF -m/tr.) ^ ^ LIFEJ6TCD/5H0enC> I I wm oHcr/--ta&‘Liy Services 18 / I 'M rUTTUD, MIIA. WHAT 6000 MIRY COULD ' fred Amen, 110 Bryan Dr., ma with honor grades in reers available for high COME,*£, SHALLSHAl WE J SQiMHPBZCHPEny I HAve, ajTONe t h in 0 ICANTSIANDPEOPLE/ MACHINE PRODUCTS PACKERS Mechanic I HAVE 6LEAHEP UP MY AmRTAAWer YISTBROAtY Manchester, e44-8l4L Plane GeomeU^ and Alge­ school graduates at PAWA V^AHD LEFT SOWE VIOLETS ON A m M lE f DANCE? DiaA<0c e ? M a ^ n ^ , AUMAV6 CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ BnaineaB Scrvicae ice, avaUaUa all boun. Satis- bra One imd ’fwo. Prefer­ and how they might relate 165 ADAMS ST. Mechanical experience pre­ Large tocel conosni has NAeiY(3Ne£)H(DUU? O ffe re d 13 ence wkl be given to those to your particular aptitude* ferred, first Apply to eTRiVBToeer •aotloa goaranteed. OkU 840- MANCHESTER, CONN. opening for man experi­ pM H on als MU. wtx> have taken additksml and w o^ interests as you person. enced in machtoe repair AUJNOWfTHONefe 7 STEPS, SnBDWALKS, stone oourses in Mathematica. HTATE LICKNSHD r havs dksoussed them with Has Immediate Openings and smlntenaaoe. Perma­ ^ P R M C W M A h l. walls, firmlaces, flagetone ter­ your school Guidance Coaa- EASTERN BOILER eantralljr locate races. Au (xmorete repaira. Millinery, Dressmaking 19 STENOGRAPHERS nent poettfon. Hxc^ent setors. Brown A Sharp Autranatic & ELECTRONICS wages and employe bene­ mtee, friaadly Reasonably prtoed. 648-OWl. A n d Screw Machine TeL 978-1011. DRESSMAKING, alterations, You win be given kiforma- Set-up And Operate fits. Address P.O. Box 1S21. APPLIANCTES repaired — all repairing. Reaisonable rates. CLERK TYPISTS tfon about me variety of 99 Loomis t o . . ManebssUr H artford, stating eoepeti- RIDE WANTED from Wood- makes woshars, ratrigerators, Qilldren’a clcthes a specialty. These positions require a attractive poaitlona a-vall- Hardinge Lathe snoe and quaUAcattoas. bridge aitd Main to Prospect freesers, dryees, gas and elec­ Sewing lessons given. 643-0603 high school dlpkxna plus ‘ able to high school gradu­ Set-up And Operate Street, Hertford, working bcun go ^ stetMgraphlc and typ­ MAN. port-tune, maretoga 4 to tric ranges. Oil burnere after T ates at PAWA for . . . 1, Jaidtorial work, experience T-S:$0. M 04$ei. oleansd stid repaired. Ooama in g skBls. Additional educa­ Turret I-athe Set-up And Operate preferred. Good opportunity. V A R IE T Y to tbs key to thte psr> /■'// DIOC AppHahee, 649-(m. FOR ALTERATION'S neofly and tion or training wW be ENGINEERING snamnit Job, |3. bourty to oteat, well-rewarded. Excellent Benefits Apply in person 11 a.m. to 8 • mi br HU, iK. TJA *«» uj. Off. reasonably done in my home, AIDES . . . - we trslB you. Oak Ebnote Aw Aatomobitas For Ssle 4 LAND CaJDARDfO, trae re- can 6M-87B0. p.m., Mr. (3hasst, Btato Thea­ movaL and dwin asw work. These Jobs o ffe r good start­ . . . For those with proven WANTED at once — packers ter. soctetes, Manchester 94941060. skflie to Mathematice. CAPTAIJT EASY incBD cAxr y « i v em m tum- A . Mtebaud. 743-80M. ing salaries, a valuable em­ on assembly lines. Apply. Per­ BY LESLIE TURNER ed dowsT Hiort on down pey------. . . u. Moving—^Trucking— ploye benefit program and sonnel, Iona M fg. Co., Regent lOCKEY FINI^ BY LANK LEONARD STENOGRAPHERS aiator Baakmptr Hijiostei LAWNMOWER ibeipcaing; re- Storage 20 the opportunity f^ person­ St., Manchester. rMR.tteKEG MokT Doat despalrl See Hote pelra, sales, rotor Mate al advancement. Crane in A n d MACHINISTS that are able to CfUSPNtBiOO •■tDosglM. tonilre sbotit lew- tftaipensd; bicycle sales, serv­ ICAMCHHSTBR DMlvenr. Light and ta K w ith us. CLERK TYPISTS SURE IlMSURE,! ISftE V STtU T YeAHi . rOKAFEWDAVSi set up and operate. Intereeting PUBLIC SALE , M«GINM»;0»0HT-| \MFfKyfr, L nAYt-. sat domh muuleat peymsntf ice. Mahcheater Cycle Shop, trucking and package deUvery. . . . For those with good BASK ID LOVE TO ssarwkere. Ho m ull ioMi or fl- 149 W . Middle Turnpike, i n VM t ’Ihe Employment Office and divetwifled work vrith guar­ iiSTHE^ youneuiTHe J h r h i l i /vtyse LFj SHO , ____ APDUIP FOR HIS WOW) TO" J BVHCy LEAD' Refrigerators, washers and academic acoompHshments MUM eoupsay pies. Oeoglaa 8098. stove m oving sp>MiaIty. fb ld la g A t 400 Main Street anteed overtime schedule. Join By order of the Court of (temmon Plsas there win be sold RMHOMC— «M liT NOOKS OP ,50MtrriEAVB Bast Hartford 8. Oonnsotlout in theM areas. and grow with the company OLP ENBLANPl TWMtEAVBTI sSolotWi In iB e ehalra for rant stimiw. at public auction to the blghaet bidder {Huperty situated on L a w n Mciwisus-Hhaipmid —Open Thia Week— K E Y P U N C H that offers you top wages, op­ Roeedale TraU off Buena VisU Road in South Coventry, Conn., SM7 OLD6MOBILB Oonvertlhle, asd rapeOred, w inter a tte g e . MctMlay ’Ihrough Frkjgy portunity (or advancement, white, an power 98, excellent Salee aiM service — Arlans, Painting—Pi^wring 21 8 A.M. — 6 P.M. OPERATORS friendly and helpful co-work­ consisting o f an sight-room, wood frame, ranch house with a edadltlon. Must be eean. 6$e- Snowbirds, also rental equlp- Tues. Evenings 6 P.M.—8 P.M. . . . For those with the two-oar baeement garage and arteeiaa wtfl, on three pare ate ers. and excellent fringe bene­ of land as followa: 1 4 T . m m t. L 4k INTERIOR sad exterior point- Saturdagr — 8 >A.M. To 13 Noon appropriwte tratning. fits. Middlesex Engineering A — ■ ■ A — ...... — ____ .. I ------Route 8 8 , ______Ing, wallpaper removed, fUUy Manufacturing Co., 1840 Silas U6S ,FOm> VUeon Futura Now h the time to consid­ FIRST PARCEL: Bounded nortberly 180 fset, eastarty 100 Mimdiester Bxoiiaiiige—Bator- insured. Rene Belanger, 848- Deane Highway, Rocky Hill, feet and westerly 100 feet by land now or formerly o f Walcott ifrkSi oonvaitfbis. white top, prise 1946. 0012 or S44-0S04. er your poet - graduation Conn. bucket Mats, deep red color, PRATT & plans. Visit the Employ­ H. Ayer; aoutherlv by Hnd aosr or formerly of Watarfrant ■MtomeaiB tfahsmsMkxi, ckoel- HAVE PKK-UP Truck. wlH do FAINTINa, EXTERIOR and ment Office, 400 Main ResUty Co^ 100 few ; leot eoodMton. OaU eii-TTM. dd Jobe, o iiiw saw I work, eord w sll- Street, Bast Hartford, Con- rood fo r sate. 740-801$. work. WHITNEY necUcuL Open Monday SECOND PARC E L: Known as Lota Noe. 98 and 94 to see- MHIOB, 1981, Hardtop 4-door FuDy la- through Friday 8 Am. to 5 tion 8 on a map of W aterfront' Heights, revised June 1940, on Sedas, eutomatfe, ramo, b TTPEWRITEM — tsiidert Bured. F ree estlnuttea. 649- AIRCRAFT p.m. and Saturdays 8 am . AUTOMATIC file in the Coventry Land Records; bounded northerly by land ar, one ewnar, profeeeional per­ ■ad ctoetrlo., Hepsirsd, orar- 9656, Jofeph P. liswls. to 12 noon. of BevlUe, 100 feet; aoutheriy by Roeedale TraU, 99 feet; son. orlgkwt siSeege. 848-8080, haulad, rented. Adding nas- Division Of southwesterly by Lot 99 to abetfon 8, 100 feet; northwestssljr DAVY JONES ^ \ TRANSMISSION MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY BY LEPP and McWILLIA3fS > H T -tm . ohlnee rented and rapeired. SPRING •PECIAL — profee- United Aircraft Oorp. Lots 96 and 96 to seetloti 9, 60 feet; Pickup and daUvery aervloe. sional .painting, $16. a room Hast Hartford 8, Oonnaetlcut tm MBHDURt, blaok na Tele Tppawittar Sarv (waBs aod oaUlnge); exterior PRATT TROUBLE? H U R D PARC EL: Ocmssrartiig at the neetfwseet etarsar of DOYou ( xusaiiaBirrx IF YOU p iD ,"> F H O W iN r e e h b r s t o f r o -' whlib Oonvarime, $3W. eash also. Free eettmates. Dare Deo- Aa Equal Opportunity Lot 95 to said Bsetton 8, the line runs In nI northailynoruiany uuevHuu IT U rLO N G G P O •y o u irfrUm Road Tost DBEC'lCUR I FOUNDAMORE ora lon , .4194070. Bmployar WHITNEY 300 feet; thence to an eosterty dteectfon along land aosr or m . • CONVENIENT 11 ^ AM Typos formerly o f Ayer, 900 feqt; thenoe to a southarty dtesetlon •URANCI COMPANY. lu p b L a n k * ead outtfde painttm, ABEANACTHY, AAEANSOF DOWN THCW ? ...... I — LET US Seed your lews, tir- n ra iD B ' i r iiidgof Tonns along land now or formarly of Ayer, 100O feet; tnenee to a DO you TRANSPORTATION. TMV +0 ^ MI8 OLDOfOtoUB, WMte, S^ tUltfng otfly. 848-7487. Ton name your own prioa AIRCRAFT westerly dlreetion along tend now or formerly of Otto F. COMMUTE ll LBAVK JOtff 88, aonvorUbie. red tai- MD-788S, t75-M0tL LFM or RM. fuB nr yerMtash ZHTHnON O P ★ A l Wpffc Miller, 100 feet, tfienoe to a aoutheriy direetiion 100 feet to tho aCRYCAY Y iT / GJ.’, sxeeMsiif eondmon. Ree> UA80N mn stoite wiork siuMrt- U -7 . 876-DOn. UNITED AIRCRAFT OORP. northwest corner of L196L 4t|r T-4. • ■■■•ftataf Wp*^PVWe ■■it . t 3. V 9

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MANCHKSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1965 FACT F l f l X B f ^ G B FOUKTEEN BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. MAY 11, 1965 H o m o s For 72 Lots For Sale 73 Suburban F«h* Sale 76 Saborban For Sale 75 Subarbati For Sale 75 Houses For Sile 72 Household Goods 51 Apartment Buildlnffs BusincM Locations Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sfile 72 iiwCKJJDDOB — .6 room brick OLASTONBURT — 30 wooded ANDOVBP. — 6% room Ranch BOLTON LAKE, Keeney Drive. BOLTON Lakefront — Vernon. FDR Jr. Lauds New Job, 1 Tenements 63 For Rent 64 TANNER STREET — wHl build Ranch, doubto gdroge, 2 fire- ■CTM, City water, 81,300. per nestled hi the pines, fireplace, Six room, three bedroom, split 6 room year ’round home, 8 1964 CX1LD6POT 2-door, auto­ ROCKLEDGB — large custom m a a m j. STREET — 4 fhmliy, plaem, extras galore. Paoek sere. Paoek Realty, 389-74T6. large kitchen, full basement, level. 75 feet lake frontage. bedrooms, sundeck, covered good xa^iuii. Owner 649-5229, 8 bedroom Colonial, iWl both*, matic defrost refrigerator. To THREE ROOM apartment, VERY DESIRABLE space, ap- 4 bedroom Ootontol, bullt-lns, Bowers Area, W 900. B ^ J . h satoy. 889-7476, 6a.4306. assumable mortgage, ■$13,900. Prestige neighborhood. Asking patio, hot water oil heat, knotty CLASSIFIED settle estate 6128. 876-6085. 470 Mato Street, 390. 649-6329, prooclmately 700 sq. ft., hoepttal 3H baths, 2-car guage, gor­ 941.' Csrpenter, ReiJtor, 649-8061, Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. 334,600. Leggett 846-8963. pine paneling, fireplace, boat geous wooded lot Hayes Agen­ Resort Property For Sde 74 dock, canoe. Goodchlld-Bart- Won’t Comment on Futurd 9-6. area, 'will sUbdt'Viae. 648-6514. 949-9204. ______. UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY cy. 648-4803. SOUTH WINDSOR — 6-8 brick tett. Realtors, 289-0939, 843-0000, W E S T SIDE LOT 60x188, porUally cleared, Vernon FOUR and hve rooms, heat hot $14 800 — Msnehe^er. 6 room REDUCED two family, everything proctio- 649-4256. Refrigerator, Stove and TV water and parking. No children Houses For Rent 65 New listing—6 room Cspe, Cape, new siding, fenced riiod- n w lake beach, Ashford, ally brand new, over on acre WASHINGTON (AP) ^late Monday that Roosevelts Name to coromtoitot ADVERTISING LYDALL STREET Coim.,3476. Coll Ewri Hartford SEVEN ROOM SPLIT Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. says would head the five-member were: Included or pets. 648-2068. oil heat, fireplace, garage, ed lot with flreidace, sewera 19 price only. Quality, lot, 333,900. J. D. Realty, 648- VERNON . . . High on a hill THREE AND four rooms, fur- 668-0716. with tremendcais riews in each he regairds his appointment to commission, which will admin­ enclosed yard, city utllltlea, Hutchins Agency, ReeMort, vrartanonahto. location and 6139. Skinner Road. ’Two lava­ BUesn HernondM, oatosMifi O.ASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 8 Modern Rooms of Furniture nlshsd or unfurnished, oil heat, SEVEN ROOM CAPE with full near bus line, stores and direction. Large six room Colo­ head the new Equal Employ­ ister the portions of the 1964 646-0108. charm abound. Seven room COVENTRY LAKE — Oottege tories, one bath, attached chief.of ifte OaNfomla Fair Bm|> 8 A.M. to 6 PJ«. Appliances, Lot No. 298 SIX ROOM apartment, 478 Mkin good location, parking, adidts. dormer. 2 Complete ceramic school. Priced at only 816,- COVENTRY—Five room Ranch, nial with 1% baths, bullt-ine ment Opportunity Oommlseion Civil Rights Act which bon ra­ 10 Pc. Bedroom Set Oarrteon Colonial In Porter tor sole, 4 rooms, 8 lota, airte- gara^, large kitchen, built- ployment Practices Divisio% 9t. 649-6229, 9-6. Itoasonable. 648-6889. tiled baths. Fireplace in living 800. Excellent condlUon TWO FAMILY — oH vacant, good location, artesian well, combinations, that le now va­ as “ a wonderful opportunity, a cial discrimination in employ­ who wiH be nondnotsd t o t : 8 Pc. Living Room Set room, open stairway with NEW 9 t area, two cor garage, rion weU. 648-6036. ins. Large treed lot. Rugs ment. throughout new heat, n4eda work. T. J. breeooway and family plaMered walls, full cellar, cant. Big lot with trees galore. great ghallenge and a promo­ term ending July 1 and onottiqg COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 25 Pc. Kitchen Set WE HAVE custom RTS waiting carpeting. Tiled floor finished other extras, low down pay­ and drapes included in tion” over his present Job tm Roosevelt noted that in addi­ Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. room. By appolniment Mr. STAFFORD'VILLB Lake t- 6 High VA mortgage ($16,800 or term running until July 1, 19TA Den or Spare Bedroom Set for the rental of your apart­ Suburban For Rent 66 In basement complete with CHARLES LESPERANCE ment, assume mortgage. Call price of 319,200. Call Mr. undersecretary of commerce. tion to banning bias against MONDAS Ikni nUDAZ lOtSO AJtA—SATVBDAY • AAL X^nrio, 049-6306. room Cottage, fumMied, fire­ so) can be a-seumed. The ask­ Richard Graham, a burinsoii 38 A WEEK ' ment or home. J. D. Realty, laundry room and bar. Hot wa­ f i v e r o o m Ranch, aluminum 743-7814, after 6 weekdays. Laughlin, 649-5306. ing price is 319,500 . . . second Asked in an interview If he members of minority groups, SPACIOUS country living, Bol­ 649-7620 place, boat and motor. Thia executive from Menomonsk 848-6120. ter oil heat. Combination win­ siding, garage and screen^-hi mortgage is available.r Will regarded the appointment by the act marks the first federal 5344 ton Center Apartments. New 3 dows throughout. waterfront cottage with extra TOLLAND — $17,900. New legislation to outlaw discrimina­ FaHs, Wts., who ia now Peoefi • TOUR ooopebatiom w u x n i A l 0 7 1 1 rooms with heat, hot water, carport, excellent condition, Barrows «-Wallace take your present home in on President Johnson as a stepping TOAT’S NOT ALL MANCHESTER Vicinity — Split close to bus, school, shopping. waterfront lot, 36,700. Tom Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, Barrows ««-W allace stone to a possible poUtic^ tion on the basis of, sex. Corps director hi ’Tunisia, tor BB AFFBEOIATED l/IM k I I DISCOUNT FURNI'TURB SEVEN R(X)M tenement, 24 Lo­ stove and refrigerator. 843-4312. MANCHESTER PARKADE Minor, Broker. 876-6043. a trade. T. J. Oockett, Realtor, Level on 2 acres of land, 8 Ten minutes to Aircraft. The family room, minimum down, 643-1577. comeback, he said: Roosevelt, appointed to a term expiring July 1, 1966. WAREHOUSE cust St., 3120. 849-6220, 0-6. Jalousied Breezeway with at­ MANCHESTER 649-5806 MANCHESTER PARKADE The Rev. Luther Holcomb, 86, BOL’TON Lakefront — New 2 tached 2-car garage. Newly bedrooms, garage, owners an­ price te right. Bursack Agency, Broker, 743-6885 after 6. ‘"rhe election for the gover­ term on the commission which 8580 MAIN STREET. 522-7240 xious. Wesley R. Smith Agen­ MANCHESTER 649-5306 COVENTRY — Builder's home norship of New York is still s expires July 1, 1967, said he Dallas. Tex., a native of Yazoo SIX ROOM duplex, oil furnace, bedroom home, buUt-ln oven painted outside. Redecorated In­ 649-98S2 or 648-9716. Suburban For Sale 75 VERNON — spotless 6% room CoRtiniMd From Proeodiim Pogo Hartford, Connecticut side. Generous grounds with cy, Realtors, 643-1567. TWO FAMILIES . . . we have oq comer lot .rittlng high with year and a half away. It’s much asked for a two-year term lie- City, Miss., and chairman Of tho children accepted, available and range, 3125. per month. Ranch, cabinet kitchen, ceram' Texas Advisory Oommittes to May 15, 3106. monthly. 843-1936. 643-4551. brick fireplace enclosed by high MANCHESTER — Six room lust ttiked two two family VERNON—6 room Ranch buUt a view, cu.-rtom built 5% room too early to make any decision cause "I Just don't like being Help Wanted— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 Formerly Fuller Brush Bldg. MANCHESTER — 5 minutes ie bath, basement rec room, NORTH COVENTRY — 30 acre the Civs Rights OommtoMcn. shrubbery for privacy. Ranch with attached garhge, nomea that rit aide by aide 1960, 8 bedrooms, kitchen with farm, small pond, large 3-bed­ Ranch, paneling, accoustlc ceil­ about that.” tied down for too long.” from Manchester Green, im­ fireplace, hot water heat, large level treed lot, only $14,500. for a term expiring July 1, 196A Open Monday Tlirough FOUR ROOMS and garage, nice BiOK loot year, now rented out built-in oven and range, alumi­ room brick Ranch home, 60x60 ings, built-in cabinets, brick Roosevelt, son of the late Four other commission mem­ '^^USE TO HOUSE canvassers GOOD FARM top soil, 314. a section, close to bus aM shop­ Resort Property maculate 6-room Ranch with lot many additional features. Can be sold separately or as a num storms and screens, city Hayes Agency, 643-4803. fireplace, double windows, 1% president, has not run for elec­ bers were named — one for a Samuel C. Jackson, 86, ’IVv .,jyante 51; one 24x39, 360. for aU. Call strollers and carriages. See our brick Agency, 649-8464. Three roonw down (kitchen hoa two half baths, scenic view. kitchen. Quiet deadend street. living .space, a nice big yard, a good deal of speech-making in Commission Chairman John W. MODERN ONE bedroom apart room modem cottage, hot WEST SIDE—Rare opportuni­ 312,600. J. D. ReaUy, 648-6129, the buSt-ina) plus three )>«d basement beautifully finished, he was taking, Roosevett satdf 649-4533. complete line of baby's fur­ ment, heat, hot water, stove Only 322,600. Owner moving out of state. congenial neighborhood, the both North and South. Macy Jr. *kXAL ESTATE salesmen shower, large sundeck in back, ty for the appreciative buyer, 648-8779. voome. 1% bathe, full base­ rear patio, two car garage, All five "have eminent quali­ "Money is not exactly wfw niture. Marlow's, Inc., down refrigerator, air conditioning, NEW RAISED RANCH — 8 ^ cellen t 7 room Colonial with $18,500. Wolverton Agency, ideal place to raise a growing "One of the commission’s Jiranted — Male or Female. If KEEP CARPET cleaning prob­ town Manchester. new artesian well, sleeps eight, rooms, one full and two half ment, single car garcLge. Plenty Realtors, 649-2813. about an acre of grass . . . we main functions will be advocacy fications in the field,'' said I’m in government service. 3 ^ y o u are now working for an of- central location, 3115. 649-6544. all natural oal; trim, fireplace, BIGHT ROOM Raised Ranch, family??? Then look at thi.s could go and ramble on, but for lems small — use Blue Lustre 380. per week. Mrs. Carter, baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms, dining bullt-lns, 4 bedrooms, rec room, of trees on thda 60x 160 lot. Colli Wagner of elimination of discrimination White House press .secretary think this le a much more ini'* ’ Jice and feel that you can’t wall to wall. Rent electric 742-8142. den, open stairway, fnmt to property. Original owners sell­ $18,200 this ie a tremendoue FIVE PIECE blond mahogany room, family room, one cor 1% baths, large lot, 324-.900. Bowens School at the end of SOUTH WINDSOR — Why pay in employment,” he said. George E. Reedy in announcing portfut assignment than bstaw realise your fuU potential be' shampooer 31. - Paul’s Paint t bedroom set for sale, in good back hall, arched vestibule en­ 289-0241 rent? $2,000. down will assume ing. This home was a .six room buy. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, undersecretary of oommsros." Manchester garage, $23,900. Philbnck J. D. Realty, 643-5129, 643-8779. 6he street, no highways or Ranch when new, but these The White House announced the a]>pointments. /oause of overstaffing or under Wallpaper Supply. condition. (3all 643-9000. ’TWO ROOM furnished year Agency, 640-8464. try, wall to wall carpeting, towds to oroes. Owners started this 6-room front to )>ack split 643-1577. REMARKABLE LUXURY ’round cottages, Lakefront dishwasher, garbage disposal, proud owners added a 16x22 facilities, come in and talk to NEW LISTING — 7 room Split at 131,600.00, but have made VERNON — 29 Anchorage Rd., with FHA mortgage, good con­ FOR (X)TTAGE or home see Park, Ctoventry. 315. per week. 1% tiled baths, Isirge fully in­ family room. Still has three >4ia. We have openings in both APARTMENTS AT LARGE 6 room Cape in a de­ Level, 2 full baths, family other housing commitments Ranch home, 7 finished rooms, dition, rec room, large lot, of our offices. Excellent com­ Boats and Accessories 46 Marlow's complete line of stu­ RENTS 'THAT MAKE Includes lake privileges. P leue sirable ares. Full dormer, 1V4 sulated attic, walk-in cedar omesite drive. aluminum bedrooms, living room (with Wanted— Real Estate 77 room, fireplace, 1-car garage, and ore oiudous to dispoee of attached garage, 900 feet from fireplace) separate dining area Oklahoma Judge Queried mission eandngs with full MLS dio couches. Versa lounges, call Mr. Frazier, 742-8892. baths, attractive rec room, out closet, olr-condltioner, enclosed Ihia one. T. J. Crockett, Real­ storms. Immediate occupancy. EIGHT FOOT sailing dinghy, convertible sofas and folding SENSEI side porch with casement win­ a well shrubbed lot. Phllbrick second lake in Bolton, beauti- and compact kitchen. Down­ LISTINGS WANTED. Two fam­ partlclpa^on. Call Mr. Werb- of state owner wants action. Agency, 649-8464. tor. 643-1077. hil rionc fireplace, family Hoidey Agency, 643-0030. ner, Jarvis Realty Co., Real' gaff rig, signet class, 3200 cots. Marlow's, Inc., downtown CAPE COD, Dennlsport, 2 and Wesley R. Smith Agency, Real­ dows, combination windows stairs they fini.shed off tlie rec ily houses needed in all price '^ rs, 643-1121, Eves, 643-7847. Call 649-3144. Manchester. 3 bedroom cottages, all con­ throughout, 2-cor garage, as­ room, oil hot water heat, FHA room, )ias storage and work ranges. Call John H. Lappen, tors, 643-1567. MANCHB8TH3R-Juet over line. approved, $14,500. Cantor and M A R IL Y N veniences, automatic heat. Off phalt Uled floor in basement, Beautiful 6% room back-to- Bolton areas and one car garage. The Inc., 649-5261, 649-6140. Impeachment Trial Nears End EMERSON 16” portable TV, season rates. Rockville 876- ’TUCK ROAD — 7 room Colonial, laundry room, cold storage cel­ $16,900 Ooldfarb Reottora, 648-8448, lot is 160x160, and on a deadend Iront Spat, buUt-ine, rec room, 875-6344. 10 h.p. WIZZARD motor and 14 UHF-ITHF, gray, used one 0682. large paneled family room, 2 lar, hot water oil heat, under­ earport, extra large lot, $21,- TENNIS ANYONE? street. Price started in the Help Wanted— foot boat. Call owner 643-6624. year. 643-0480. COURT fireplaces, built-ins, , wall-to- ground tank, large outride Modem 3 bedroom Ranch low twentiee, but any reason­ Have red hot buyers for ranch OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla.-^to link Jtihnson’s trips to hte CXD’TTAGE for Rent — Misqua- 800. Over 100 more listings, all BOLTON — 5 room Ranch cus­ FhiU sized tennis court plus or split in 17-18 bracket: also, Male or Female 37 wall carpet, porch, 2 garages, stone fireplace, large maple in central location, tomily price ranges. O.II the Ells­ able offers will be welcome. (AP) — Supreme Court Justice deposit box with hte purchase of 1414’ MAHOGANY boat, Oen- BEAUTIFUL 50” Whitney ma­ Spacious and Beautiful 1 Sc 2 micut, Rhode Island. Four tom built in 1965, 1-car garage, 8 room spacious ranch. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- a 2 family. For fast results coll Cyclist Hurt gorgeous wooded lot. Hutchins trees, beautiful shrubs. Shown sized kitchen, fireploced worth Mitten Agency, Real- summer porch and patio, walk­ N. B. Johnson, w)to sold he kept nvore than 36,000 during a flvo* j^tEDICAL laboratory technl tuiy, needs varnish, 3100. 12’ ple lazy Susan dining table Bedroom Apartments. rooms. Call 643-0491. Agency, 646-0103. by appointment only. CSiarles Preetlga area. EhiVly treed 1677. the Bushey Agency. more than $8,00 Odtiring a fli^ ^Cian, experienced, for full-time living room, tiled bath, fuU tore, 648-0930. out basement with play room, acre lot, 2 baths, family rowing skiff lapstrake, 360. Call condition like new. C^l 649 Lesperance, 649-7620. basement. This is on un'- large amounts of money hidden year period. Scrnie of Ihe dotM jBnd part-time work. Modem after 5 p.m., 643-7528. 1680. COLUMBU LAKE — For Rent MANCHESTER — New 6 room handy to laike, 316,900. Phil- room, 2-car garage, much JERRY AMICO 643-5444 l>e)iind his bedroom ourtoins, FROM $120 PER MONTH — Small waterfront cottages, usual value. Call early. Im­ TWO • FAMILY 8-6. excellent VERNON — Skinner Rd. CHose OR In Accident coincide. laboratory, fringe bertefits, (Includes heat, hot water and Italsed Ranch, 2-car garage, MANCHESTER — 5% room brick Agency, 640-8464. more. 325,900. Act now, call faced more questions today PEJNN YAN 12 foot boat, Maa- MOVING — Must sell. Den set June, July, August. Call 643- mediate occupancy. throughout, convenient loca­ to schools and shopping, neat GENE BUSHEY 649-2083 Johnson sold he wouM nsN fanchester Memorial Hoi^tal parking.) built-ins, IVi baths, % acre lot, Ranch, carport, 1% baths, big tion, realiirtioally priced. Julian Roger Walker, 649-5306. 5% room Ranch with garage. about has financial affairs as his his state salary check to hte oratory. Tel. 643-1141, Ext. tercraft trailer, 1964 Johnson Windsor chair, pine leaf table, 2693, 649-4929. COVENTRY — Lakefront. A 5 David Provencher. 26, of 280 IMMEDIATE tremendous value. Hayes Agen' fireploced living room, 3 bed BEL AIR REAL ESTATE Realty, Realtors, 649-9100. room ranch, 2 or 3 bedrooms, Owner transferred, minimum BUILDING lota wanted, low to Impeachment trial neared a hometown bank in dorem ora _^^9, Moriday through Friday, motor, 3425. 649-8930, 17 Nor end table, coffee table, lamps, cy, 643-4803. rooms, large lot, convenient lo­ (jharter Oak St., is still con­ close. > man St. COVENTRY LAKE — furnished 643-9332 oil hot water heat, fireplace, down. FXill price $15,900. Clan- medium priced. White (Dedar for deposit in hte checking aq> a.m.-4:80 p.m. An equal op- kitchen set, drums, photo OCCUPANCY cation. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. TWO-FAMILY 5-5. good condi­ Barrows s^W allace fined in the special care unit of equipment, mdscellaneous. 643- small 4 room cottage. Must do knotty pine kitchen, full ^ lo r , tor and Goldfarb Realtors, 643- Castle, Rt. 2, Box 348, Coven­ "I would save money better count. Then he would wMfa^lisr jjortunlty employer. FOUR FAMILY — prime East tion, excellent income, owner that way,” Johnson told the Ok­ FOR SALE — 16 foot boat with 9134. Elevators — dosed circuit TV own redecorating. Couple only. MANCHESTER — Rockledge, 4 EIGHT ROOM Ranch, excellent tip-top condition, $13,900. Wol­ MANOHHJSTER PARKADE 8442, 875-6244. try. Manchester Memorial Hospital regular amounte by personal and Intercom—bullt-ins— extra Side location, 4 room units with must sell. Julian Realty, Real­ lahoma Senate Monday in ex­ check, using port of the money i n '' 7 foot beam, accessories, Jerfm- Lease. 366. a month. Qlll 742- all bullt-ins. Wesley R. Smith bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 lavs, 2- condiUort, exceptional land­ verton Agency, Realtors, 649- MANOHEJETBR 649-5306 after his motorcycle collided eon outboard, Mastercraft trail­ closet roace . . . and much 6462. scaping, 2 full baths, fireplace, tors. 649-9190. 2813. plaining why he kept up to $2,- for kving expenoeo and ptoclng FOUR MAHOGANY Hitchcock Agency, Realtors, 643-1667. cor garage, finished rec room, with a school bus yeeterday af­ yfi Situations Wanted— er, 3675. Call 643-1027. chairs, 325. apiece. OaU 643' more! (^m er S. Adams and family room, carpeting With Hospital Aid 000 tucked behind the curtains. tbs rest behind the curtaiDa. Olcott Sts. Just one block den, patio complete built-lns, ROCKLEDGE—Here's a Ranch ANDOVER — 40 foot Ranch, 8 ternoon. Hospital authorities The Judge. 74, long a leader In "When ! depostted m o sisy ^ Female 38 6344. POR’TER ST. Area — proposed intercom system, alr-conditlon throughout, garage, double home with every modem fea­ BJLLINGTON—6% room Ranch, ------south of Center S t Tel. 649- Wanted To Rent 68 driveway, extras. 649-0676. assumable FHA mortgage, 4% bedrooms, many extras, rec say that Provencher, who suf­ national Indian affairs, was to the checking aooount I vfw Diamonds— Watches— 4 bedroom raised Ranch, 2\i ed. Bbepenrive but worth it! Ftir ture and such high quality ma­ fered a fractured spine in the StoUABLE woman desires FOR COTTAGE — chairs; black 2652. Open dally U a.m.-7 pjn. baths, family room, 2-car ga­ years old, full cellar, ^umlnum room, fireplace, 316.200. Call return to the witness stand for more tookned to m o d ''Baby - aiiiting In my home, Jewelry 48 rocker. 310.; living room chair WANTED — 4-bedroom lake- further Information call the R. NEAR EAST CtethoUc — 6 room terials and equipment that storms and screens, over an Helen Palmer, 649-3877, J. D. accident, had a good night and continued cross-examination as Johnson explained. " I Just NEW 4% room apartment, first frOTit cottage for one month, rage. Wesley R. Smith Agency, F. Dimock Co., Realtors, 640 nothing need be added. Three is in satisfactory condition. ''Hrblld may Hve in, references, with stool, $20.; good condiUon. Realtors, 648-1667. Cape, wall to wall carpeting, acre of land, conveniently lo­ Realty C3o., 643-6129, 643-8779. Medical Lab Course his trial entered its fifth day. cash and p^d fatils. I wanted to WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ 643-1301. floor, heat, hot water, appli­ June, July or August at Cov­ 5245. tile bath, fireplace, rec room, bedrooma. IW baths, complete­ According to police, who are He repeatedly has denied ;e«a«onabie. 648-9947. entry Lake or Columbia Lake. cated. 316,400. J. D. ReaKy, keep my bank aooount lntaet>-t pairing. Prompt service. Up to ances, parking, available June oversized garage and patio, ly equipped kitchen, large liv­ 643-5129. MANSFIELD — $15,828. Four still investigating the accident, charges he took $10,000 of an would be IncUned to oosh nuMta $ r a Z CARE for child in my 320 on your old watch Is TWO SINGLE beds, good condl 1. 649-4864. Reply Box S, Herald. FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, 2- ing room, two fireplaces, wood­ bedroom, 2-cor garage, low MINUTES TO AIRCRAFT car garage, ceramic tile both spacious lot, woods and brook, Provencher was turning the alleged $167,600 payott to mem­ checks out of the oheokfiig me during the day. Wetherell trade. Closed Mondays. F. E tion; dining room sot. 6 chairs, excellent condition, 82 Wedge- ed lot. one cor garage and fam­ down payment, no closing cost. Okayed for College modem kitchen, large lot, new corner from Pine St. into High bers of the high court for rever­ oount.” - treet. 643-8891. Bray, 737 Main Street, State buffet, china closet, table; FIVE ROOM duplex, all cor- ifere's a rare find in a rock wood. 643-0093. ily room on main floor. Pres­ Broker, 742-6385. venieiices, storms and screens, Business Property heating and plumbing, $16,500. St. on the right side of a school sal of two cases in the 1060's. He said he had kopt nusig|; Theater Building.. dresser and mirror, excellent solid older 6-room home. In tige living ifit a modest price. Former Justice N. S. Cbm z : garage, reasonable. Inquire 66 For Sale 70 J. D. Realty, 648-5129. East Hartford WILLINGTON — Cape <3od, 8 bus which was proceeding east hidden in hte home for years. condition. 293 Spruce St. Manchester but in a lovely 7% ROOM Ranch, attached ga­ Only $35.606 Call Barbara Bab­ A medicAl laboratory assistant progrram at Manches­ on High St. and had just cross­ testified he gave Jolmson $10,000 School St. 643-4632. in. Jarvis ReaUy Co., ReaUrrs, rooms, extra large Icitchen, Johnson sold be also rsteinefi Situations Wanted— rural setting. ’Three bed­ PORTER STREET area — 8 rage, family room, backywri ter Community College was approved last night by the ed through the Pine St. Inter­ from the $157,500 he said he re­ unspent campaign oontribuUenn Florists— Nurseries 49 SINGE3R round bobbin sewirig MANCJHESTER -— Six - room rooms, 2 full baths, en- patio, 318,600. Julia J. Vineek, MLS 6W-U21; Evee. 643-1686. 72 BRADLEY ST 2 baths, hot air heat, bam, 1% so Male 39 Manchester apartment, two stores and room Garrison Colonial to be acres land, $12,900., school bus. board of education. The program will be offered next section. In failing to negotiate ceived in the two cases. Com, instead of retiming them -to machine in walnut finish com cloeed porches, now furnace 643-7877. $19,200 81, has been gp-anted immunity JAPANESE Yews — 75c and plete with attachments, used. commercial butUUng all in ono built, 4 bedrooms, family room, Torn Minor, Broker, 875-5042. year in conjunction with Manchester Memorial Hos­ the tight right turn, the left donors. The money, wtkrii l&CPB>E!RIENCED Janitor — part- and plumbing, aluminum $16,900 — WEST SIDE. Imma­ from prosecut£m. up. Fern Gardens, 179 Fern Excellent condition. Full price 41/ 2-ROOM DUPLEX package. High traffic count 2-car garage. Wesley R. Smith 314,900. — Manchester. Spotless culate 3-bedrocm Ranch, base­ Six room Ranch, 3 bed­ pital and will Include a year’s^ side of his cycle banged sharp­ said totaled 36,000 durtog Iks ^Ifme emplojrment, commercial St., 643-7278. A wise Investment for only storms, etc. \ acre lot with Agency, Realtors, 643-1567. SOUTH WINDSOR — $17,150. ly against ;the right side door “ Did Judge Oorii pay you a past decade, was dsposMed 'to 7# r apartment building, with or 324.95. Singer Sewing Center, LAWTON GARDENS fruit trees, won’t last long 6-room Cape, fireplace, recre­ ment, aluminum riding. 12x22 rooms. pine cabinet kitchen, clinical training at the hosixtal. 326,000. Hayes Agency. 643- ation room bar, treek, fenced Split level. 8 bedrooms, garage, second year of the program has and fender of the bus. throwing bribe?” asked defense attorney “ this fund," Johnson sold. without smaH apartment, good 832 Main Street. 643-8883. at 316,500. Call today. 6-5 DUPLEX, needs light clean' screened porch with fireplace, living room with Swedish In other curricula changes. 2 Elxtia Large Bedrooms 4803. yard, bus line, Hutchinson fireplace, wall-to-wall car­ low, low down payments; Brok­ already been made. These would Its operator to the pavement. George Bingaman. "What fund?” a prosinutes '^Kferen'Cee, 15 years et^eri- Garden— Farm— Dairy Ing, large lot, new heating and near bus. Hutchina Agency the board voted to drop the be 50 per cent matching funds, 1V4 'Ceramic Baths Agency, Realtors, 646-0103. peting. two full bath.s, er, 742-6385. The operator of the bus was "He did not,” Johnoon ra- asked . «noe. Bcoc 0, Hertdd. MAIN S’TREET rite, near Cen­ plumbing, financing no prob­ 646-0103. basic technical pi-ogram, and to he said. pliedw Products 50 Musical Instruments 53 Range HAYES AGENCY breezeway and one-car ga­ Bruce C. Lancaster. 27, of 29 "The fund up over the 'wtm ter, with building of 6,500 sq. lem. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. 56 HELAINE ROAD — 6 room ROCKVILLE Dailey Qrcle. add a marketing program and a Another new curriculum that In another development, dow," Johnson repked, reto^ Dlshwaiaier rage. Treed lot. Ck>od loca­ bu-sinees administration pro­ Bunce Rd. There were no pas­ STRAWBERRY plants for sale, PIANO — spinel. Story A Clark, Refrigerator ft. Many potenUala. WiU fi­ 643-4803 Cape, one unfinlriied, attached Cape C o6 home, aluminum will receive support from the Johnson said he had telephoned ring to hte bedroom M d^ Dogs— Birds— ^Pets 41 nance. Owner 640-5229, 9-5. MANCHESTER — unusual tion. gram with an insurance option. sengers in the bus at the time, 31.50 per hundred. Box 634, Bol­ excellent condition. Call 742- Disposal breezeiway and garage, per­ Lota For Sale 73 stnrni.s and .<>creejis, separate Vocational Education Act is the "some friends and insleted' they place. ton Center Rd., Bolton, 643- home, unusual price. 8 rooms, manent siding, aluminum over.siz' ' garage, anchor fenc- Dr. Frederick Lowe, commun­ which was about 2:40. see I got a fair deal’’ In the Im­ ^DR SALE — Pedigreed Bas- 6605. Private Basement BUSINESS ZONE m — Bight HOLLISTER St. — 6 room Cape, 313,500. First time on market. Business Administration pro­ He said he didn’t pagr tonea'tek 5611. Master TV Antenna storm windows, occupancy ANDOVER — 4 acre building 267 CHESTER ST. ind bordering entire lot. Cheap­ ity college dean, said the gram with an insurance option Another traffic accident vic­ peachment trial. the unspent campaign ooatrlfiu> h^t Hound, male, with papers, rooms with two offices, aep- 114 baths, rec room, big porch, Presently used as in-law quar' er than renting, $13,900. Cantor changes had been recommended tim yeoterday escaped with only ^JlxceOent with cfaildrMi, one " rteat and Hot Water orste entrance, suitable for middle of August. Princlpala site. Secluded tetting. prime $22..600 Dr. Lowe said the program is "That's as far os my state­ tlons because ‘T don’t taatitr POTTED tomato plants — Bur­ Wearing Apparel— Furs' 57 sand bank, cut of state owner tors. 100x120 lot, one-car gS' only. Owner 649-9683. and Goldfarb Realtors, 643- by the Citizens Advisory Ooun- bruises although she needed ments ever went,” he sitid. year old. 649-8562. Many Other Features business or professional use. wants action. Asking $17,500 rage. Wolverton Agency, Real' residential area. Includes nr recommended by the American whether it’s tajwhle.” pee Big Boy Hydride, fruit Seven room Cape. 3 or 4 8442, 875-6244. oU. hoapitol treatment after she Johnson said he used the hid­ JtAnteon conOrmed he had oH ready by -July 4 and earlier if 322,000. Phllbrick Agency, 649- Let's go. T. J. Crockett, Real' tors, 649-2813. ehard, woodland, stone walls Insurance Institute and leads FORMALS, orchid long length; Shown by appointment anytime NEW 6-6 duplex, 8 bedrooms, 3 bedrooms, paneled family He noted that the request not only to a degree but also was struck by a slowly moving den money to purchase cash­ different acoounte hi bonks .gf planted by May 20, at 34 Ea' yellow waltz; white dress, size 8464. tor, 643-1577. brook. Hurry! Hayes Agency H o u se f l u f f y kittens tree, furnaces, boasbocud heat, room on main floor, 2 full the possibility of taking the vehicle near her home. Eight- ier’s checks to pay bills and M'vings oasoctetiona Johnsah.’0 ton Street, HsurtCord, every day 7. 643-5668. 648-4806. this large 6-room (jape with full for the medical assistant pro­ l^i^ousebroken. Call 649-1441 CONN. LOT 50x300, business zoned. MANCHESTER — beautiful new choose your colors. Hutchins tiled baths, fireplace. 2-oar gram came from Dr. Frederick state exam for a general insur­ year-old Reges McKeough of make deposits in savings and salary baa aUmbed from 37,no until dark. Agency, 646-0108. shed dormer, new knotty pine 136 Hollister St. was treated checking accounts. WHITE short length evening MANAGEMENT CO. Marion Edlund Real Estate, 4-4 two families, flats and du- ■TAFTORD — 38 acres, beau- garage, large lot. complete Bfteker, chief hospital patholo­ ance agent’s license. a year to $16,600 during hte $| RNOLI91 Setter puppies, iw pa­ 289-4519, 644-0414. city utilities. Excellent con­ cabinets In kitchen, possible 4 for abrasions and contusions of Prosecutors have attempted years on the court. gown, size 7, excklent condi 289-7711 528-4139 plexes. Custom quality through­ MANCHESTER HANDYMAN’S Special—Sound ttful, secluded, quiet. Ideal for bedroom.s, large shaded lot, gist. Dr. Becker can only take Dr. Lowe noted that of the pers, femalea, 3%, malee, $35. out. FUU tiled baths, individual executive hideaway or camp dition throughout. Conven­ t'wo students a year, but the 336,000 in aid the college is the right hip and chest at the -043-2247. Household Goods 51 tion, worn once, reasonable. Jerry Lipkin 233-8110 older 4-5 fiat on bus line. New full walk-out basement, seclud­ cellars, hot water heat. Excel THREE NEW LISTINGS area. 11 acres open field. 12 ient location. possibility of cooperation from trying to spend before June 15, emergency room of Manchester 649-3506. Houses For Sale 72 furnaces, plumbing. Needs re­ ed terrace, convenient to stores Memorial Hospital and was dis­ WANTED — Good home for EVERYTHING in sterUsed re­ NEW DUPLEX — 5 rooms, lent location with all utlllUes. decorating. Asking 317A00. scree beaufiful pines. I ponds and schools, $15,800. Excellent Windham Memorial Hospital on about 331,(K)0 worth has already conditioned used furniture and 19 WELCOME PLACE charged. Events three cute kittens. Call 649-6480 large living room, picture win­ COLONIAL In one of Manches­ Call now. Hayes Agency, 643 Hayes Agency, 648-4803. private road Into property, ar EXCLUSI'VE WITH financing available. Call Gail the same program was men­ been ordered. Most of these Local Stocks appliances, high quality—low Wanted—To Buy 58 dow, birch cabinet kitchen, 4803. $9,900 tesian well, 76 gallone per min­ tioned by Dr. Lowe. funds from the Vocational Edu­ The-mishap occurred as the after 6 p.m. prices. LeBlane Furniture, 195 ter’s prestige neighborhoods Green, 742-7092. F. M. Goal plenty of closets, ceramic tile with trees. Six large rooms, Six room f% story home. S WEST SIDE —modem 8 room ute. Aleo other ta'acts of land. U 4 R REALTY C-O., INC. Agency, 643-2682, 648-0281. ’The first y«ar of the program cation Act will buy equipment girl apparently darted out into South Street, Roclnrille. 876- WE BUY and sell antique and bath, heat, hot water, Venetian MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom Cape, fireplaced living room, Tom Minor, Broker, 876-5042. REALTORS will be taken at the college. Al­ for these new curricula or help the street from behind a park­ Quotations Furnished by In World 2174. Open 9-A used furniture, china, glass, sil 114 baths, dining room, breeze­ bedrooms, kitchen, dining Live Stock 42 bUnds, storm windows, attic, way, 2-car garage, $26,400. Colonial, fireplace, modem room and Hving room. cM upstairs cold breezew3.y, oversized garage, 900. Rillbrick Agency, 649-8464. 2 family duplex home of 13 room, basement fireplace with hospital, and will include month­ admis.sions registrar. He is gerone, 17, of 29 Harvard Rd. Bid Asked gambling habit. - LOOKS UKE NEW ture Repair Service, 643-7449. transportation. rooms, excellent central loca­ acre. Modem kitchen, 2 baths, water flat, stove and refriger­ fireplace, dining room, fine lo­ heatilator, basement garage, ly trainee pay. presently teaching at Central Police took no action again.st Conn. Bank and Dial Knlghtebridgc 4252 and s. Articles For Sale 45 YOU CAN SAVE 3385 ator, nice for retired couple or MANCHESTER — New 8 room i tion, handy to stores, schools outbuildings. Only $19,900. YOU GET CASH Immediately for your fur' cation. Priced right. Haj«s one-half acre lot, trees, easily At the completion of the pro­ Connecticut State College and Tangarone who, th«y say, was Trust Co...... 69 70 you get a school for novice gam* two adults. No pets. 330. 309'A Agency, 643-4803. executive Colonial, 4 large bed' 29 ELSIE DRIVE and bus. Quick sale price 319,- Smart Two Piacer Hayes Agency, 643-4803. PtCNIC TABLES, all sizes and ALL THIS niture and appliances. We buy rooms, spacious living room financed. Only $19,900. Law­ gram the college will award an is working toward his Ph.D. at proceeding only slowly while Hartford National biers, which <^>e»ed Monday Spruce St. 000. Robert J. Smith, Inc., 968 rence F. Fiano, Realtors, 646- i^les, from 6 loot 312.60, de­ 1 Westinghouse Refrig. anything from a pin to a battle formal dining room, kitchen $18,900 associate in science degree and the University of Connecticut. westbound on Hollister St. The Bank Co...... 57 ^ 58% night in Wolfe B e d n a s ^ COLONIAL—11% rooms, 3% Main St.. 649-5241. 0424, 648-2766, 742-6364. the ho^rital will grant a lab­ Gaston N. Buron of Salem, a Fire Insurance Companies livered. W. 21inker, Pinney 1 Olympic Television ship. Call 524-1388 or 248-2159. DUPLEIX — 4 rooms, centrally baths, living room* 30x1^ and family room, rustic beams operator of the ice cream truck Knightabrldge Sporting Cltfik 1 Bedroom Suite Larga 5 room Ranch, 14x22 "Poorboy” Shell! oratory assistant certificate. native Parisian will become a was Thomas L. Johnson, 41, of Hartford Fire .... 72% 73% It’s one of London’s many id* Street, Ellington, 876-7143. located, n e ^ bus Une. Avail­ stone fireplace, 6 ocrea of central fireplace, 2% tiled living room, 3 good sized TWO FAMILY, two years old, TOLLAND — Meorow Rd. Large dXr 1 Living Room Suite WANTED — Large crib with 4-5 rooms, good Income prop­ The hospital has applied for full-time, assistant professor In Vernon, National Fire ....149 153 golized gaming houaeo. able July Irt. Adults only. 643- land, outbulldlnga, 331.500 baths, complete built-ins, 2-car bedrooms, large kitchen Ranch hom« with attached ga­ TOU SAVED and slaved lor 1 Dinette Set mattress, while or maple, 643' 1894 after 5. Philbriek Agency, 649-8464. garage. ’Truly a fine home In a erty, last home on deadend oertlficaition for such a two-yecu" the romance Icmguage depart­ Phoenix Fire ___ 63% 64% "This clash of phoiM numbara with plenty of cabinets, fin­ rage, fireplace in living room, program from the American So­ Operators of both vehicles in­ wall to wall carpet. Keep it new 1 “Seajy” Mattreas 7791. prestige area. Asking 338,9(X). street, central location, $24,500. ment. He now teaches French volved in an accident at Cemter Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. Is most unfortunate, a mllUon.to with Blue Lustre. Rent electric 1 "Sealy” Spring CONCORD RD. — Beautiful ished recreation room, 1% automatic fan to cool home, 3 ciety of Clinical Pathologists. part-time at the college. He Aetna Life ...... 63% 64% NOW AVAILABLE Call Robert D. Murdock, UAR baths, fireplace, carport, Call owner 649-6661. bedrooms, enclosed suaporch. and Broad Sts. last night re­ one chance, I ouppooe,” sold tiM «bampooer 31. The Sherwin- 2 ’Throw Rugs ranch, large living room, for­ Realty Ck>., Inc., 643-2692, 648- They already )*ave accreditatiew holds an M.A. from Harvard Conn. Genera! .... 147 149 Rev. Gordon Moody, oacretory Williams Co. Rooms Without Board 59 combination windows. Ex­ Cannot be duplicated for this for a four-year program. ceived court summonses after 1 Boudoir Chair One two bedroom apart­ mal dining room, cabinet 6472. MANCHESTER — East Side. University. police Investigation. Hft. Steam Boiler 149 152' of the church eouncfl on gain* 2 Vanity Lampa cellent location. Complete price, $14,990. O n tor and Gold­ Tile decision to < ^ p the batic ROOMS FOR RENT, one block ment available May 1st at kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ 4-room home, 1% bathe, 2-car Security Ins...... 49% 50% bling. l o a m — top grade loam for 2 Pillows Colonial Oak Apts., 88 Oak tion room, landod^ied yard MANCHESTER—7 room Ranch city utilttlee. Selling below garage, excellent condldcn, farb RMitors, 643-8442, 876- technical curriculum came be­ Donald E. Wiley, 33, o< 84 Seq^ity Insurance sale at low, low price. 31. a 1 Pr. Blankets from Main Street, froe park­ bank appraisal. Assumable 6244. Sherwood Circle, was charged "Moody has got hte o A ing, kitchen privil^ea, gentle­ St. Heat, hot water, stove, Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, built in 1956, dining room, 1% only 311,900. Hayes Agency, cause only one ttudent was o r Hartford . . . 20% 22% ^ r d if you load and haul, 31.60 1 Cocktail Table refrigerator, parking, pri­ 643-5953. $15,000 mortg;age. 643-4803. ready to start the second year Blind Girl Plans with failure to grant the right wrong,” said Bednooh. "Tlia men only. 643-5127. baths, secluded lot, 2-car ga­ 80. WINDSOR — Brand new Travelers ...... 40% 41 odds against such on oedunronto A yard if we load and you haul, 2 Table Lamps vate patio and full cellar, rage. Immediate occupancy. of the program, and because the of way; the other driver, Harold PubUc Utilities *31.50 a yard, plus 35. an hour 1 8x12 Rug QUIET SETTING, but In town. custom built Raised Ranch, 7 F. Brooks Jr., 20, of 94 Broad are 9,998 to 1.” THE ’THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot­ 3145. $21,900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- 8 GERARD ST. MANCHESTER— $10,500. Bast large rooms, 86 foot finished State Board of Education dis­ To Become Nun Corui. Light Power 39 39% lor truck, if we load and haul. 1 Floor Lamp tage Street, centrally, located, Custom built Cape. Four rooms 8464. ride, 5-room homp, basement, couraged any duplication of pro­ St., was charged with operat­ Hartford Gas Co. 58 Bednooh's school to open to 'R'e deliver on Saturdays only. $21,900 rec room, 1% baths, sliding 1 Smoker large, pleasantly furnished down, unfinished up. Actually a city water and sewers, Law­ grams o ffe r^ by the four state ing an unre^tered motor ve­ So. New England persons 18 and over and diorgaa . Call 643-2438, ask for Bemle. 643-4491 649-4486 one bedroom home, with a for­ glass doors off dining room, ALBANY, N.Y. (AP). - Blind 36 Pc. Dlnnerware Set rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 SIX ROOM Garrison Colonial, Six large room Dutch OoAo- rence F. Fiano, Realtors, 646- technical ^institutes. since birth, Kathleen Dorn, 19 hicle and witii improper use of Telephone Co. . 55'%* 66% no tuition. After nightly Instnio* On Saturday call either 648- 18 Ydk. Floor Covering mal dining room that could be ready for occupancy, 1% baths built-in stove and oven, 2-car tion, pupils con tslce port in a for overnight and permanent nlal, . central entrance<^ront 0424, 643-3766, 742-6864. Dr. Lowe said that seven stu­ will say goodby this fall to her number plates. Both have been Manufacturing Companies 8488 or 643-0161, ask for Bemle EVBRY’THING - €<49-6544 converted, 90x198 lot, well and heated garage, aluminum sid- beginners’ play period at amaa gueM rates. 8 twin bedrooms, kltphen built to rear living room with dents hod taorted the first year Job as a secretary and to the sunwjioned to the Manchester Allied Thermal . . 54 58 Andy. ONLY 3440 septic. Excellent for only 316,- ins, very small down payment Ind, complete landscapiitf and stokes. fireplace, large dining of tlw program, but that six Smiles Club ^ founcled to en­ session of (jirouit Court 12 on Arrow, Hart, Heg. 61% 62% FRIENDLY TERMS. 800. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, assumes the mortgage. C^ll to­ amesite drive Included. Imme­ M ay'24. SCREENED LOAM — for the SINGLE and double rooms, gen­ Furnished Apartments 63-A room, 3 large bedrooms, diate occupancy. $21,900. (jail had to < ^ p it. He named phys- courage university students to Barden ...... 16% 16% Free storage until wanted. Free tlemen preferred. 17 Spnice 648-1577. day, Wesley R. Smith Agency, MOSfjOW (AP) — Soviet mo* -best in lawns and gardens from kitchen with pontiTr, one- NOTICE the R. F. DImock Co., Real­ ica and ohemistry tm -being the teach blind children! According to police, Wiley, Bristol Brass .... 8% 9% delivery anywhere in Connecti­ Street. Call 649-2494. ONE AND ’TWO room fumlahed Realtors, 643-1567. ■tumbling blocks. eastbound on Center St., was viegoers burst Into applause ^ur screening plant. Andover- cut. Free set-up by our own re­ car basement garage. Ex­ A pubUc hearing will be held tors, 649-5245. “ I don’t see what all the fuse (joleco ...... 13 13% apartments, heated. Bedroom cellent location. Board mem'ber Beldon Schaf­ making a left turn In the path Colonial Board Monday night when a World Columbla. Delivered. George liable men. OrtgUud price for all ROOM FOR , gentleman, separ­ 6-6 DUPLEX, owner’s ride im­ by the ’Town Planning Commlo- Is aboiH,” she said Monday War n dMumentoiy toowed Griffing, Inc., 742-7886. set, refrigerator, gas range, ■lon of Moncheater, Connecti­ fer asked why the program had night. of the oncoming Brooks vehicle Common ...... 4% this merchandise was 3825. ate living room and kitchen, kitchen set. Free electricity, MANCHESTER maculate, central location. Con SOUTH WINDSOR been established if the state 5% film aequonces of Stokn. R wmi private entrance, parking. In arrange financing on gc cut, Wedneoday evening. May "This Is something that a when it was struck by that ve­ Dunham-Bush .. . 4% 5 IK r k " RICH stone-free loam, Some fortunate person can pur­ gas. Low rent. Apply 10 Depot EXCLUSIVE WITH THE board iwos adequately servic­ believed to be Stalin’s first ap* chase it all for only 3440. On quire 101 CSiestnut St. terms. J. D. Realty, 64S-51« 19, 1965 at 8 p.m. in the Hear­ young girl doesn't want to publi­ hicle. The Wiley car suffered Kaman Aircraft . 10 10% ,fill, gravel, sand, stone, ma­ Square. Apt. 4. ______U & R REALTY CO., INC. Sevan room R o l ^ Ranch, ing needs in this area. moderate damage to its rear peoronce on a Soviet aeraea display at Main Store. Ten mlnutea from Maiv- ing Room of the Municipal featuring 3 bedrooms, larjgs cize too much.’’ N. B. Machine .. 34 35 since NlUta 8. Khrushchev da- nure, white sand for sand box­ CLEAN, comfortable, furnished, Chester. New Capape Coda, PORTER STREET area — Ex REALTORS Dr. Lowe answered that this Kathleen will enter the Ro­ section while the Brooks car North and Judd .. 19% es and cool pools. Delivery. 643- PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT TWO R(X)MS, second floor, free Building on the following ro- family room, 1% baths, 2- program was generally found 21% noupced him in 1966. SAMUEL ALBERT ail utilities, private entrance, Ranches and Raised ecutlve 4.bedroom Colonial, In ROBERT D. MURDOCK ■ubdt vision: man Catholic Order of the Sis­ received heavy front end dam- Peter Paul ...... 34%. 35% y n . ______parking, Depot Square, busi­ 643-2693 648-6473 cor garage, electric kitchen. In moat other community col­ It V o s the third time 247-0358 parking. ^-1352. Ranches. One acre wooded parfcllke setting. Screened pat "Plan Showing a Resub- Brand new at $19,775. ters of Mercy to begin studies to .age and had to be towed away. Plastic Wire Cable 20 22% ness block. Tel. Mr. Keith, 849- lots, built - bis, fireplace, leges, and that an initial sur­ 20th anniversary celebration JilftEE LAWN CHAIR or end SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT 1922 or 649-9126. io, formal dining room. Hurry division of Land owned by becoihe a nun! . PoHce also Investigated mi­ Standard Screw .. 37 38 the Nazi downfall that basement garages. Oiily Hayes Agency, 648-4803. vey .of local industries turned When she begins her studies Stanley Works .. "bench with our all bolted picnic A—L—B—E—R—T’—S Apartments— Flats— Cheater F. Langtry — up a response in this direc­ nor accidents occurring on Re­ 26% 27% has bean honored. 10% down. Price range 5-5 TWO FAMILY, 2-car ga ,in September at the mother Veeder-Root ...... 28% 29% tables while they laist. W. Zink- 43-45 ALLYN ST., HAR’TFORD TWO ROOM furnished apart' MANCHESTER — 26x62’ Ranch French Rood A Middle C olli (Sl W agn er tion. It turned out not to -have gent St. near HllUard St., in­ Tenements 63 ment, all improvements. 186 from 114,500 to |17,0M. rage, separate heating, assume house in Portland, Maine, Kath­ volving Frank J. Kos, 36, of •r, Pinney Stteet, ElUngtor. OPEN NIGH’TS TILL J Terrific value. Can built 1964, 3-car basement n - Turnpike West — Monchea- materialised, he said. The above quotations ore not BONG KONG (AP) — Oooih |T8-7143. B lM ll St. mortgage, excellent lot, 322, tor, A{»11 2, 1966 — Scola 289-0241 leen wUl be fulfilling a long-time 116 Chambers St., and Bea­ to be construed os actual mar* munist China has launched % SINGER AUTOMA’n C Zlg-rsg. SIX LARGE room duplex op­ roge, 8 big bedrooma, 3 full 900. J. D. ReaHy, 648-6129. The marketing program will hope. posite Center Park, ideal loca­ baths, enormous kitchen with l ’’-40’.’’ be set up with the help .of a trice W. Forand,of East Hart­ kete. nationwide campaign to glor1i|r like new in cabinet, tutton le said she began thinking ford; and on E. Middle Tpke. tion, oil heat, aduHs preferred Business Locations ROBERT D. MURDOCK oil bulU-lna, family room with MANCHESTER — 2-fomily, 6-5 AU Intoreatod persona may 100 per cant reimbursement Joseph Stalin’. holes, monograms, fsney de' attend this hearing. NORTH COVENTRY — Bolton about being a nun when a pupil near Fergusop Rd., involving The campaign eolneidea with signs. Originally over 3800., and grown chUoxygen tion. BEN EZRA CHAPTER B. p. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 room, family room, bullt-ln iba soft collar and tie. c t A U m ty Corporation OounMl The status quo was left un­ Main St. Call 648-2171. Inc., S76-3042. acres. Excellent oo^ tl^ . Low find thlg one fast to moke; oo Ut, drugs, a box of contfy and a TWO R(X>M bested apartment kitchen, qiocioua lot. Priced ZONING BOARD No. 8160 with Patt-O-Roma BAST HARTF(M1D — Conveni­ ■etts. Jotm W. Staler. disturbed in three troditlotMiUy right. Hayes Agoncy, 648-4808. 30’s. 649-6986. very nice to- ^eor or gift-give! ent to Burnsid« Center. Six She has taught at the Repifidicsn towns Monday as .SS-esllber revolver from former LONDON (AP) — Ih- in Om center of town, oondt- Obiin. or ApmRKMJi, NEW YORK. obte. AsMng $17,600. Lawrence O ty tewing deater, Hartford, FOUR ROOM tenement, 182 Bie- Agtocy, Stt-dMe. pix>mot^. 26 Form Arto Couneflfi wtok reelected. for a routine examination. bar. tatea hard work ao he cleans 623-0476. chiding porktog m m Janitor tton good, worth your tnqtery. . The appeal was approved, M. r T u m . F. Ftano, ReoMovs, 9MHMM, •to mgs with Blua laistre. Rent aeU a t, 170., 649-6829, 9-5. Vov tok-^ons nalUng wM 10c For tot-eiaee aMiU>« odd lOo 6484766, T4M4664. Binoe the program eolta tor NSW TORK Tha Nmr Demoosato kept tie office of Hte ear had been parfcet| to A dtfsaf wuuM hav« naifiiigii aorvlce. Dooirabla Haiti Mreet 8BVIIN ROOM oifiir bona, 4 Weeley R. Smith Agency, Real­ the deoteion (Ued with the York 8UU Arte OouaoU, a pto- tox ooltactor in close oonteals to •w basement garsgfi of ah Nslga and M etric ahampooer $1. Oloott RUGS, never ueed, 9x12 beige, t o t oMh pattern. Print Noma, tor each pattern. Print Nome, two montha of work eospertenMi witaon to w T w t h r e e r o o m apartment, locarioh. 649-6884. bodroams, 3 bsthf, lot 73x181. tors, 648-1687. Town Clerk and the otreotiv^ Maw m iford simI Burlington. spartmsnt building. aleotiono. Vjulety Store. 380; 8x16 ^>ld Klrman; 12x16 A t t n t t ^ top Ooda. atyto AddroM with Zip Ooto, Style BOLTONtOOVENTtlT town Une. ■he w«a hired for 11 montha 6t neorlng effort by a oUto to riove, refrigerator. 247 N, Xgrioa a. Robortwa. Rooltor. date a t dedston te May IS, 1966. ‘n w votor ttimout was aboifi B r ^ b ill said BtesnhMrer The gold acrilan. 668-2000. Ko. {Mm . No. and 81m . Frloa rodubed tor quick sale, a oalory of BS,086, of which the take port Ui art eKhlbtUon« en­ Main. 849HU39, 9^1. ^ BAST CENTER ST. — preittsr 448-6968. MANCUBSTBR — Cope. 8 large SSentaf Hoard of Appeals courage private theatre - and usas ths oxygen kit and drugs J S lO V R oomnMrcial tailoring ee, era Soitol OOe today tor tha apring Send 60c now for your new '96 6H room split tavel, fireplace, federal grant will pay for ■0 par cent of thoee eligible in first floor offtoe ■paee. bedrooms, hesement gorage> , Town -of Andover museum groups sod presirvs sad Burlington and whtn short of breath. 'Rm plaM wRb extra large B06X COLORED antique val- t/X)KING Cor sajrUnng la real adapt to tenaat'a,____1 raouh 814.400 ..r 8% HOOK Rtncb. aluminum storm windows, new ■aiaatopM r to toMOof.Baale Spring-Summer Album! Regular paneled rec room, garage, tool $4,600 for ^ first year. J-S h.p. motor with dew . .darsnoe Custer, Pr, Lowe said that appUco- worth-while buiUingi, ta la its 60 per eart to N belraged to Qen. Bohen ^ v«f covered iTn-msei. jr a l old, estate Ckntato - aaartBMote, Ampla potMag. potMag.' iMbR. dalsjr- buUt-ln eollar,' ■—»»"« perinoaent fkling, .lot Oholrnun fiitiQ p tm «onptoto patteoa, ‘ otoTM: Ouatom ^lolltotlon; sited. $16,800. c u t owBsr. 646- Uxoeilaat for .ta> rffisiUnt oondliion t io n , ttott for fonda to support tha fifth >«ar. heavy wulfc. ils datoUlaga. o ili ooU today. WoiTto S.'lioalaad. aortcH iA 167. par aoatb with oonventeofTeesUee. Owbf tiModore Ifobeii;' fia a m . Rsoltor, 64MHML Iftitchini Agnogr, 6460l06.( er 6438686. i Beontenr 'y ^ ^ i 'r' -jt -4

TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1966 jpAGE SIXTEEII Daily Net Frees Run iianrlff Btf r lEwning Ifwatt For the Week Ended The Wcathdr M ays, IMS Fereeast a< U. to Weathar ■( haa no specific recommetdatlons Mcmbera of the Junior Cen­ Fire Technician 3.C. Philip J. Partly elendy oad aiUd tealghli, Klemas, U.S. Navy, son of Mr. at this time. 14,165 tury Club of Ma/irtiestor. Inc., Policy Change Puts Curtis Robert Vater, presldent-riect tow 5teSS; avmy mod ^eassaH to- About Town will fold bulletins for LuU Ju­ and Ml’S. J. R. Klemas of 485 AMERICAN LEGION Member of the Audit of the MPT, saM today that the lEuTntttg BpraU i nwriww, high oboot T(k nior Museum tonight at 8 at Adams St., recently gradilatod policy establishing primary i^o hureMi of dronbitlon The Bowers School PTA will the hoine of Mrs. Frank Marxen, from a maintenance and oper­ In Charge of Negotiations secondary negotiations is In' Manehe$ter—A City of Village Charm meet tonight et 7:30 to kiatall 209 Dogwood Lane, Wapping. ation course at Mare Island tune with Atty, Irving Aron­ new officers. An operetta, “The Naval Schools Command, Val­ son’s ruling and recognizes the Mystery of Double B ar S The executive board of the lejo, Calif. He is a graduate' of The board of education voted'^polnts made by Curtis on the Integrity of both organizations VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 189 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1965 (Cleeeined AdverUelaf on Page M) PRICE SEVEN CENT! Ranch,” will be given. Junior Century Club of Man­ Manchnsier High School. to change JU teacher relations upcoming referendum, Leonard to continue to represent their chester. Inc., will meet tomor- policy last night. Henceforth, ^ader argued, “This (referen­ Members of the American A testimonial dinner will be dum) has no effect on the board own menibers. low at 8:30 p.m. at the home of the teachers will negotiate with This policy, he added, makes tst tanzo. -son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Wahnquist Jr., son of Mr. without mention of a letter the with the winner to discuss order that members and friends ^ w ith Any Kind of HEELS today while trying to enter Joseph Co.stanzo of Manchester, and Mrs. Harvey L. Wahnquist Manche.ster Education A.ssocia- problems and bring them to you tion (MEA) sent to it asking (the board) with my recom- may cee and discuss the mod­ is serving with the Second Bat­ of 270 Autumn St., has returned Robe.’I L. O'Brien of 58 Va.- his third-floor room after that it table any .such action mendations.” em Uieator work “The Ameri­ Of Increases talion of the First Marine Regi­ to Bo«^ton aboard the Coast ley View Rd... Glastonbury, was locking himself out acci­ ment at Camp Pendleton, Calif. until after the May 18 teacher Curtis also explained why can Dream" by Edward Alboc. Guard Cutter Ea>.t'vind follow­ electej president of the Chew LEATHER Vi j dentally. referendum. he had decided to open the ref- “The American Dream" will ing a seven-month deployment 'n Chat chapter of Toastmasters The victim wa-a Fred Ruther­ $853 Million to the Antarctic. MBA leaders have called the erendum to all professional play Friday and Saturday, May SOLES ^ International at last night's policy unacceptable mainly be- g^^ff members below the rank ford, 52, of 44 Belden St. R uther­ 14 and May 15, a t the Im age with Any Kind of HEElyS ford returned home shortly be­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The Parents' Council meet­ meeting held at Willie's Steak cause they wanted a say in gf superintendent. "That de­ Playhou.'e at 84 Barker St., FOR drawing it up. cision was made in favor, of the fore 11 a.m. and discovered he i ing scheduled for Thursday at House. Hartford. Directed by Robert did not have his key. He bor-1 President Johnson asked The new policy gives School m r a beca((se its petition for a Matthew Lewis, the cast in-. | • WE’RE OPEN 6 DAYS • the high school has been can­ 0'B’’ien, a foi’mer resident of rowed a butter knife from a ; Congi'ess today to ^ve pay celed. Suptipt. W'il’iam Curtis authority | referendum was signed by a eludes Mill! Silvestri, Hal Dor-1 East Hartford, is a research to define the di.stinclion between ALL WORK GUARANTEED • CHARGE IT neighbor and tired to open the increases costing J585.3 mil­ Cosmefics majority of teachers.' aey, Olive Corbin, Pat Powers ] lock of his door without succes.s. engineer at the Research Lab­ primary and secondary negoti­ Atty. Collins said the new lion a year to militar>' per­ Rifhard T. Sylvester of 43 oratories of United Aircraft. He and Rod Deming. 11 Tlien Rutherford climbed out ITS ations. policy does not preclude a Car pools. leaving from the I sonnel and federal whit# Scarborough Rd., who recently is a member of the American on a wide ledge and tried open­ enlisted in the Connecticut Army He did this later in the meet­ change in a future year. churcl) parking lot at 7;30 p.m.' ing the latch of his room win­ collar workers. Society of Mechanical Engi­ ing; “By primary negotiations. The policy includes several are being arranged by the Co-; | National Guard, will report this neers, The American Institute 1I0USE&,HALE dow with the same knife. He ap­ Johnson, in a special mes­ Liggefts month to Ft. EMx, N.J., for his I mean that the winner of the suggestions by Curtis. One Weds. 'The church literature ^ parently lo.st hLs balance, fell sage, proposed a 3 per cent of Aeronautics and Astronau­ teacher referendum will have e.stablisheh an appeal proce- committee is planning a refresh­ Ql ALITV SHOE REPAIR and HAT CLEANING six - months active duty tour. tics, ami has been active in backward, and dropped to a acro.s.s-the-boftrd pay raise for the privilege of negotiating' dure for the majority organiza- ment and discussion period' all Civil Service workers, postal Toastma-sters for many years. | gravel driveway below. At The Parkade wilh the board of education or! tion in case of disagreement be- with the cast, following the pro­ PLEASE USE OCR OAK STREET ENTRANCE employes and members of the A :iative of New Bedfcd,' iLs d-»rignaled representative I tween the superintendent and duction. The high school CYP. Foreig^n Service. MANCHESTER Ma-ss.. O'Bi ien is m arried t o ! Combats Seizure witli the understanding th a t I'ne I the teachers. The policy makes Club will attend. | Th« Worid's Best the former Dianna Webster of, WATERBURY (AP)—A man The only ones Within the exec­ re.sults will be binding only on no such provision for the sec­ utive branch excluded from ths P*rfum*s-Colognes Mars, Pa. The couple have four members of that organization.” ondary negotiator. who walked into the police .sta­ children. tion Tuesday night and said, propo.sed increase would be top “Free Gift Wrapping” On secondary negotiations; Allen Cone, chairman of the policy making officials and Other club officers elected for M EA’s right to negotiate corn- QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 1923 “I’ve ju.st killed a man." turned the 1965-1966 teirn are David "'This would not prevent other out to have been suffering an some 600,000 blue collar workers organizations or individual; mittee, said toda.y that the MEA AIR ARTHUR DRUG Donovan. 221 P o rter St., edu­ epileptic seizure. whose pay already is geared to cational vice president; Jerry staff members from being heard' will want to sit down with the ''He showed more sense than prevailing wages in the commu-, by the board or its designated board after the referendum to 164 EAST CENTER ST. Squires. 82 Oxford St., adminis­ j most of us would," said Dr. nities where they are bos^. CONDITIONERS representati'-e” review the policy and make Phillip Griffin, who treated the For military personnel who trative vice president: ,\rch After hearing this and other suggestions for change, but it Stuart, 23 Pioneer Circle, sec­ MANCHESTER—649-5261 man at Waterbury Ho.spitaI. have had at least two yeatv’ retary; Anthony DiPerrio, .327 -service, an average increase of ALL SIZES Griffin said today the 21-year- (AP Photofax) Burnham St., treasurer, and old man, who was not identi­ 4.8 per cent in total com pensa­ RUMMAGE Ample Parking Front and Rear Pfc. Stephen McCann arranges barbed wire at barricade marking the end of tion — base pay plus allowances ’HOT" PRE-SEASON Michael Clomentino, 20 West­ fied, realized he was not able to minister Rd., sergeant at arm.s. control him.self and managed to United States territory in Santo Domingo. Dominican rebels conferred with and fringe benefits — was pro SALE steer himself into the police sta­ posed. EnUsted men who have PRICES The local Toastmasters will U.S. leaders today while tension continued high in the strife-torn city. served le.ss than two y ears Sponsored By hold a Ladies Night at Cavey's tion despite the effect* of the seizure. would get an Increase averaging B’nai B‘rlth Ben Earn Restaurant Saturday. 2.7 per cent. Chapter New officers will be installed "Before Losses Happen, Insure With Lappen! ’ He dropped a 14-inch bread- by the Area 3 governor. knife on the desk and kept re­ Rebel Chiefs In another major proposal, 773 M A IN ST. At last night's meeting James peating, “I’ve just killed a Johnson asked Oongress bo au- Dougan was toastmaster. A man,” according to Sgt, John More Troops Bolster thortze a govemment-wids sala­ (Formerly Tweeds) LEASE GilHs. ry review every four years that NORMAN’S highlight of the evening was the A CAR FROM PAUL DODGE PONTIAC Courtesy Pays Off Stands Firm TUES. . WED. "Icebreaker' speech given by It was not explained why the would compare federal pay with 445 Hartford Rd newcomer Carl Rohrbach. Other AEtna Casualty believes that the man was carrying a knife. compeni^tion offered by private M A Y 11-12 speakers inrluded Michael Mc- courteou.s and .safe driver .should He was sent home cdter treat­ U.S. Viet Nam Forces industry. ALL MAKES ment at the hospital. In Domingo Johnson saM Uiot after such a V 9 A.M-5 P.M. Inemey rnd outgoing president pay less for his auto insurance than Frank Barrv. SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP)— Nearly 1,000 U.S. study the President should bs the careless one. That’s why they New Hospital Wing Begins Taking Form AnniTersary Mage SANTO DOMINGO Domin­ authorized to propose changes ALL MODELS Army paratroopers and another ctMnbat battalion of ican Republic (AP) — Ool. in salaries for top poiiitions in reward those who qualify with new HARTFORD (AP)—llie Most AUTO-RITE insurance which of­ Looking somewhat like a misshapen Stonehenge, Manchester Memorial Hos­ 1,400 U.S. Marines landed in South Viet Nam today. Francisco Caamano Deno met a the executive, legislative and 'EYE-GLASSES by pital’s new 24-bed, self-care wing begins to take shape. ' Rev. H«nry J. O’Brien, Roman The paralroopens are mem-^ U.B. representative for the first judicial branches which would fers low rates payable in convenient OatboUc Anchbtohop c< Hart­ bore ot th e 178rd Airborne Bri­ time since the Dominican rebels go Into effect automatically un­ Front End USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR (Herald photo by Ofiara.) ford, observed the 25th anniver­ total U.S. miMtary force In Virt DeBello and Reale Opticians quarterly payments. Stop in and see 4 A B 4 gade who come by boat from N am to about 46,600 men. named him provisional presi­ less diapproved by either house sary o< hto consecration as a Okinawa to join about 2,000 dent, then vowed Tuesday night of Oongress. Complete LEASING PLAN us soon for all the details. bto^ todgy celebnUing a An earlier .report said addi­ Special Eye Glaa* Service members of the brigade already tional U.S. helicopters would he would not ‘take a step back­ This would permit membera ponfiOcol moss at the Cathedral in Viet Nam. A U.S. spokesman ward." of Congress to approve pay hi- Your eye doctor's of St. Joseph. also arrive today, but military Reg. $12.50 sa id they would help defend spokesmen said ttiey knew ot no OaameuM confeiTSd at his creases for themselves without (1) ALIGN FRONT END prescription filled — THU IFFER^:^CE Ten vtoMtog U sIm^ , headed American Installations at the headquarters wltti'. ftirmer Am­ being put in the spot of having modem frames — by Richard Cardinal Cuehii^, plans to bring in more choppers (2) BALANCE FRONT Bien Hob airbase 30 m iles in the immetUate future . bassador John, tttrtlow Martin to directly on the issue. WHEELS—Reg. fLOO lenses duplicated — Lunik 5 Nearing Arohfeiahop of Boston, numerous north of Saigon. Preaidant JobnscHi’s special en- The President also plans to PAUL DODGE Twelve U.S. .Air F orce F106 prescription sun­ ntsite and otty oCfiolato and hun­ (S) CHECK FRONT May tee quote rates and assist you The Marines landed at Chu ttghter-boimhers supported by 12 WHEEL BEARINGS glasses — prompt re­ dreds of guests, crowded the Lai, 53 miles southeast of the (Bee Page Ten) (See Page Tei») pairs. l,8004e«t eaithedral for the 90- o^er planes attacked targets (4) CHECK BRAKE as tee have so many others? strategic U.S.-Vietnamese air­ along five highways 160 ndles SYSTEM 18 Asylum Street PONTIAC ninut* servloe. HARTFORD base at Da Nang. They boosted south of Hanoi and then hit the All Four Only Room 104 .37.3 Main St. MANCHESTER 649-2881 Jurgr Picked to 14,000 the force of leather­ North Vietnamese port of Vihh. Russ DeBella Tel. 622-0757 Enrico F. Reale Moon Rendezvous necks thrown into the war A spokeeman said buildings, BRIDGBJPORT (AP)—An of­ against the Cwnmunist Viet trenches and a number of oil MOSCOW (AP) — The't''noon “’'■e being tried out for the*belemetrlc meaaurtmenU, the fice clerk tiom Bridgeport was Ctong. taidcers and other maritime Power Companies first time on the automatic sta­ systems aboard Lunik 8 were picked today as the seventh jur­ The Marble landing lacked traffic in the harbor of Vinh 95 unmanned Soviet spaceship or to hear the first degree mur­ the usual fanfare of pretty girts were hit, .then the Thunderchlefs tion Lunik 6.” wortdng normally. Lunik 5 hurtled toward a An earlier version of this an­ Lunik 6 was s< ^ aloft on the der trial o< Harlis Miller. with flowers and official wel­ on a second strike sank two 70- rendezvous with the moon nouncement said only that the day of the gient Red Square pa­ John W. W ilks, 30, w as ss- coming parties. A spokesman foot junks, heavily damaged a tonight. * The Russians spacecraft carried equipment ra ^ celebrating the 20th aixni- Isatied when both state and de- called it a “ rouUive adm inis­ third and shot up a number of Discussing Merger SERVICE ON ALL for a soft landing. versary of the end of World War trative affair.” CONVENTIONAL MAKES hoped it would land gently n in Bun^. The first sn- (Ses Fags Ten) The new arrivals raised the (See Page Two) and start sending back in­ Previous Sovieit and American moon ehoiB have either crashed nouncemenf gave no indicatioa HARTFORD (AP)—^Two Connecticut electric com­ formation need^ for a that the epoeboreft would try to into the moon, stopping the flow panies and one in Massachusetts would become affili­ MORIARTY manned flight to the moon. of radioed information, or soft-lend. The 3,260-pound spacecraft, missed it. Western soientisbs have eaid ated under common ownership under a plan announced launched Sunday from an orbit­ that a soft landing would have Tuesday. Scientists have said that once cies and the stockholders of ths ing earth satellite, was expected a soft landing is exdaieved, elec­ to be made (m blast rockete that Civilian Casualties High The plan is still under study, BROTHERS would slowly lower the c a p « ^ . said spokesmen for the Connect- three firms would have to ap­ to come down gently near the tronic devices could aiialyze prove the plan. 301-315 CENTER ST. moon’s south pole on a plain substances on the moon's sur­ The moon haa no atmosphere Hartford Electric Light Co. and TEL. 643-5135 known as the Sea of Clouds. and a parachute would be uee- Hartford Electric LlghtCo. and Joint ownership, the stat^ face and send the information ment eaid. would “accelerate The official news agency Tass back to earth. Such information lees the Western Massachusetts Oo. said th a t at 2 a.m. Moscow time Scientists have also said that After Battle at Song Be In a joint statement, the ductioas in the cost of produc- could be a big factor In the com Need d New ROOF? — 8 p.m. BST Tuesday — Lunik tinuing controversy over the a soft landing on the moon spokesmen said the three -com­ ing electricity, os well as great­ should present no unusual prob­ panies would continue to oper­ ly improve the ability of ths S w as 29,000 m iles from the moon’s origin. SONG BE, South Viet*^ editor’s note — Cavi'lianAcarried to makeehlft hearses. moon and 306,260 m iles from the lems and might be easier than ate as they do now but would companies to meet Ifuture de­ Scientists have said, too, that bringing an orbiting satellite Nam (AP)—^The Roman casualties were high in the bat Both the public and military mands for electric iwwer ki ths sarth. Tass said it would reach similar soft landings on the tie Tuesday for Song Be, as they hospitals were fuU. be owned 'by an organization to Che moon about 10:16 p.m . — back to earth. The moon’s graV' be known as Northeast UtiUties. areas they serve.” planets could estalwah If life Ity is much less than the earth’s Catholic Church was rent are in many military actions in "It’s not very often you get It would also almplity (he fi­ Want to AIR-CONDITION your HOME? 2:15 p.m. EST. exists there and perhaps reveal with bomb holes and Western Massachu^ts Com­ The United States does not and retrorockots could be small- Viet Nam. Associated Press the chance to pUU in an air nancing of “larger generating OWNERS REPORT THtT the origin of the solar system. wreckage. Only the altai’ writer Peter Arnett spent 24 strike on both a church and a panies, the parent ot Weiartem plants and transmission lines plan to soft-land an instrument Tass said that according to (See Page Two) Massachusetts Electric, is a package on the moon until 1966. was undamaged. hours In the town after the Viet hospital in the seme morning,” which ore needed today to Cong was driven out. Here is hts said Capt. John Lynch, from possible vehicle (or common achieve any significant lowering If Lunik 6 succeeds in letting As three Vietnamese soldiers ownership, the statement said. Planning to Build o PATIO? itself down gently on the moon’s tried to play the smashed organ, report. Norfolk, Va., with regret (n hie of power produotian and distrie SAVE surface, It will take two big a recent gift from American voice. Under the plan, an affiliate to bution coats." steps forward in the space race; weU-winhers, Fatheir Dominique the grounds and Viet Cong bun­ . Lynch was” the Air Force be known as Northeast UtUitiee Lost month the three flrma • W $ W O V T Service Co., would be created announced ]tens to build a nu­ T O I ” O F 1. It can sit on the surface and Roanh lamented, “I know that ker posiitions. ground observer who directed radio back to earth data of a Lady Bird Barters all this damage had to be done Deeper in the town, smoke American B67 jets on bomb at­ to provide “system planning and clear power idaimt tai Waterford, other services to the three utili­ Conn., and a pumped shnrags IN FUEL COSTS Yearning to RE-LANDSCAPE your HOME? kind that it has not been possi­ but we are such a poor parish curled from the wreckage of tacks on the church, the hospital ties.’’ ble to obtain from photographs here. How con we ever repair vendors stalls. The large brick and the market place. hydroelaotrlc p l ^ at Northfield Government regulatory agen­ Mountain, MAsa. made by craft that crashed Into It?" market itself was sieved with The jets were called hi to hit (hs moon. For Show Ticket At ths nearby Song Be pubUej holes. the three locations because Viet IRON FIREMAN 3. It 'Will show whether a man hospital, the superintendent was In many placea in the town of ean land on the moon with ABINGTON, Va.' (AP)—“T his' i s my ticket,” sa id showing vtoHors bomb holes In 15,000 people, bodies were being (See Page Eleven) House need SIDING? presently available .typee of ' ' ik ------Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, smiling, a s she presented a CUSTOM ■pace systems. tiny green seedling from a magnificent magnolia Flowers and Ice G>mbine Tass said that “elements of .V "Vv " ' ..'=%■ Oie system of soft landing on the grandiflora that grows at the White House. Mark II V In their tradition of '33 years,^ the famous Barter Theater here The White House magnoUa, a For Unique Niagara Scene OIL FURNACE accepted the offering of the na­ tall. Inspiring tree near the Wealthy Couple tion’s First Lady Instead of a $3 south portico entrance, was NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y, (AP)^son atsrti Msmorisl Day wssle- OR Get the money you need FAST! ticket to their performance of planted by President Andrew — Temperatures in the 80’s. end. Shakespeare’s “Julius Oaesar” I BOILER Jackson and came from his Tourists in shorts. And one of Arthur B. Williams, general Will Rent Home, Tuesday night. home, “The Hermitage," near manager of the Niagara Frane Behind Mrs. Joimson came a Nashville, Tann. the latest ice gluts in the history tier Stats Pork OomnUssioiv Act As Servants troop of prominent ladles, the Mre. Johnson’s overnight stop of Niagara Falls. See S.S.M. vice president’s wife and thd* here was part of her two-day These ore the mixed elements (Sss P]*gs Tsb) for a low-cost as aummer comes barty on Exctasisc VohMetilc Com­ LONDON (AP) — A rich wives of nine Cabinet members “landscapes and landmarks" bustion gives an instant, to barter their way in, too, with trip through Virginia to boost shore and winter dies hard in stockbroker and his wife put the river. clean flame which bunu at their home up tor rent aind tried sacks of potatoes, aor^um, tourist travel and highway top efficiency—no smoke or oommeal, a jar ot pickles. beauUfication, two of her prt Flowers Uoom in the portta in soot . . . no waste of fuel. to hire themeelves to the ten- Niagara Falls, N.T., and Ni­ snU as butler and housemaid. Mrs. Hubert H. Humphrey projects. Heat is “locked” in the far- had some help toting a pot full She gave a boost to culture, agara Falls, (jnt., while a few News Tidbits nace between tiring period*, “We had every Intention of of vegetables “to make a stew.” too, by joining the Barter T h e ^ yards away cakes of ice plunge from the AP Wires and not wasted up the chim­ goiiHI through with the plan,” Mrs. John T. Connor, wife of th« ter to present its annual awaiV over the 182-toot-high American ney. Thoucands of owners said David Campbell, “ mK a commerce secretary, thought to Rogw Stevens, a Nsw York Foils and the 176-foot-high report exeeptumal oil sav­ wife of one of the men who Horseshoe FoUa. ing*. No toot mean* that HOME Improvement LOAN the theater might like a flash- theatrical producer, honored for wanted to take our bouse recog. Two-story firaine houqs bursta the cause of about 9CT.' of Ught and Mrs. Henry Fowler, outstanding oositrlbufions to the The ice is Souring downstream nised my wife, and our ptan wife of the secretqir of the from Lake Erie, which feeds the into flames In Seattle, WMh.. •ervice catb i* also eluni- American theaiter. and three screaming chfidren nated. Phone us, or com* flopped * Treasury, handed the ticket tak­ Fifteen years in the theater Niagara River. Officials heUeve (Su^beU advattieed hla (70,* ers a pecan pie. end producer of over 300 j^ays, the “Ice bridge’’ below the two bum to death la their apetaln 000 home tor rent diuring the To the delight of founder-ector Steven*, 66, a native of M i^ - folia has at least another week bedroom. Tho 4S,000-t4m flag­ Royal Ascot race week for Robert PortarWeld, the touring gan, is the president’s advisor of Hfe. The “ice bridge’’ is so ship of the ItaUan meivha^ 4888. The ad in the ’Times said a First Lady entered into the spir­ pn the arts and heads the John named because U spans the low­ marine, Michelangelo, leavee e« butler and a housemaid went it of hla theater, launclied in the F. Kennedy Center for the Per- er river between (he two eoun- tto meidea trip to New Yerti miiigs ank Borrow up fo ^3,500 with the bojiae at a combined depression when victuals and with full toad o t 1,80() paMW , FOGARTY , S B tormlng Arts and Mm aeiw Na- (rtes. wage of $80.40 for the week ptue gifts yrere oatwldered as good m Gonal &uncU on ths Arts. I These responribie for Toko up to 5 Yrs. to flpa* cash to the Inmoverished com­ With actors In oostums riead- teadying sununer abtraottons Trip of iMbri, M KthW B jBROS.1 Inc. The Oompbelt home to a abort pany of New 'York aotors Owit big aloQgirida on tbs s to ^ , U xn, tor those srito vWt NtBgwca (Bonn, wite od J iMh Di PW ^istanoe fron? AwxA, wbeca a (■ou^ to bring culture to Vm Johamm. in sm apetoof and whtttr Foils each year are eroftlng lor to New Toth, Beetoee ammOm |19 Broad Bfanchesttf house oloM by to a status aynv 'ppofim here. brooads sveBtow dross and oMt,; (hs loat of flia Me to move evt UoB that the eK-^Ugatotoe db. ^ OF M anchester bol. PorterfMd told Mrs. Johnson got a big hand when ahs paim- toward Lake Ontario. taker wd|M Jala tow atoih la Ate ■ PhoM 649-4S39 M 4 IW 04FICM KA9T aHAMOM WKMT mHAMOM “David and I 'dtoUke Ascot her pottedr Medling would be phraasd SiaksHMara la The May 33 weekend to an naMabiSt, IM KMtCwrtarMi . MmehM««rPMfcaO» . Intsnsely,” M ra OompbeU saiid. planted across ths street from the Birard. tvDfflotal to t|M suaimer •Pwr TMumaasr Cor.LwwxOt , WMtMIddtoTtiniiUhe . '*We ware geing to aend our she Barter Theeitar, whtdi.'is “Frlaails, Rm bo m , tourtot ae«n ~ shUdrsn off to a farm and work proudly adverttoed os looeited land p a yow ;« » ,' brote ()ueeii a it tobuld baiva been m«dw» bstwsm New Tock moA Amt Oh litoy M, B s o d lM lT k totok. Wtor OrliBiBi ch UJL U h i ~ ^ead Herald Ads* .V' mm 1 s: * »..N# <