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■X. ._. ■.■■■ ■ MONDAY, JUNE 16, lOM nXQB TWEMTT Averact Daily Net P n m R n Manrh^atfr 1Ev?nittQ H^ntUt »or th# Wook I bM Juaa U, 18S4 Mra. E llaabyt h McVey O’Brien, daughter of Mr. and Albout Town Mra. Robert M. McVey of Man- 13,995 cheater, waa among the grad- /"Nmabor o t m Audit IBM Joaiuw F n n ew Itartce, uatea of Orace-New Haven m a w M o t OfoenUtlOB o f Mr. and Mk*, Jo- School of Numing at com Mwmthmtmr— A C ify of F iO o f « C h m rm M KT*Barko of 88 Twwe Rd., mencement exerciaea Jime 9. i i «aiaar Hm gimdoatM at St TOUU ♦ jk iii M atya Hoapital SolKxd o f Num- John H. Sohuetx, aon of Mr. [ , N 0 . M f (sam N PAOBS) MANCH18TBR, CONN„ TUBSDAT, JUNE 18, 1864 •• VNN U ) and Mra. Henry J. Sohueta of PRICE SIVtM 38 Laurel St., waa among the Ih a Rotary cailb wUl maet graduates at Laurel Crest Acad toraorrow at the Maaoheater emy awarded diplomas in Bris Oountiy CMb, William COrtia, tol. Events auperintendont of acbowithout first tionment of the State Senate In U.S. Dtetrict Court by a West LBICLBBRC lunch will be served at the At R o c k v i state Ifglalaturta "must be ro- reading the text 0^ the decision. must be remedied. Hartford couple and a Canton Director Knights of Columbus Home. Reservations may be made by apportlonod on a population One ,excepUon was state Both Democrats and Republl- man who aald the party lever Is 38 Main Street Mancheeter contacting Mrs. Salvatore Fll- basis.’' Atty. Gen. Harold M. Mulvey, canli agreed that Senate redla- unconstitutional and that it MeJ’er E. T V **.-, Call 649-5869 lorama, 376 S. Main St., chair Population is the basis of ap who said the dedalon "eounda tricUng must be undertaken, but causes paychological pressures old president of uie man, or Mrs. Howard Hampton, portionment in the Connecticut like it aettlee the issue’’ in Con the Republicans appealed to the for voters who want to split Baseball ManufacturilQf Supreme Court in an effort to their tickets. 276 Bidwell St., co-chairman. Senate, but the House of Repre necticut. in Rockville is in erii sentatives is apportioned on a preserve the unit system In the SUte Atty. Gen. Harold M. You’ve Changed Little in 10 Years! Others, in off the record House. Mulvey, acting in behalf of the condition this aftstnooii |y> The Wunnee Chapter of the town-by-town or unit basis. oomments, agreed that nothing Questers will meet tomorrow at More than 32.'5 persons turned out at Garden Grove Saturday night to help Manchester U Also before the Supreme technical defendants—Gov. John Each town or dty In the would be decided In this state ter he was shot tim e ttB | p s 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ce High School's Class of 1954 celebrate its 10th reunion. With graduates traveling from Court la a motion by the 10 Con Dempsey and Secretary of State while working, nt ilM plttot . cil England, 381 Timrod Rd. both Florida and California for the occasicm. Gary Bogll, class president, o f 23 Riverside state has at least one delegate until the high court ruled ape- necticut residents who brought Ella Grasao— asked June 4 that Viola Jarvis Members are reminded to bring Dr., is being pinned with his Somanhls photograph by Mrs. Oscar (Mary Parmaklan) Asa- the suit. The residenta are ask the suit be dismissed. Police said C arm do Aiidi« an antique conversation piece doorian, publicity chairman, of l7 Starkweather St. Looking on is Miss Betty Hurley of ing the court to affirm the lower He made the motion again to no Reyes, s6, of HiurtfettL PIANO for display. East Hartford, Bogll's fiancee. (Herald photo by Satemis.) court’s dedalon. day before the three-judge an employe o f the firm fo r Some Republican leaders still panel, and said that the voters’ more than five J 9 $ n , fiiifd The DsMoIay Mothers Circle Richard SChauster, son of Richard L. Fiske, fire control maintained after the court's de constitutional rights were not TEACHER Manchester WATES will have Rocky Withdraws, cision yesterday that the GOP'a the shots. will hold a picnic at 6:30 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schauster technician second class, U.S. a talent night tomorrow at the violated imder the present stat night at Center Springs Park. of 22 (^intberland St., graduat Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Les position is not necessarily hope ute that requires use of toe Tober, of 38 Gone MOW TAKOrO Italian American Club. Weigh less. ed with honors from St. John's lie G. Fiske, 232 Woodland St., ing In will be from 7 to 8 p.m. party levers. Manchester, was under aote BUMMER PUPILS John Mather Chapter, Order Preparatory School, Danvers, is a crew member of the sub A record player will be available They contended that the court In hia 10-mlnute argument, gery this afternoon •#$ of DeMolay, will meet at 6:30 Mass., June 7. Awarded a medal marine USS Tang, operating for acts. For information, mem Supports Scranton may consider the Connecticut Mulvey said the voters’ rights Vor Antolntment tonight at the Masonic Temple. system unique because it was in were protected by the statute. Rockville City HospitaL for proficiency, in the college out of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. bers may call Mrs. James lice said he was shot ^ e aaae CMD 648-56M After a short business meeting, preparatory course, he has been The Tang is the holder o f the Meacham, Rt. 6, Bolton. 'Those existence before the federal con It has been on the books for 62 in stitution was framed. years. the annual picnic will be held accepted as a freshman at Fair- Pacific battle efficiency who have costumes from the NEW YORK (AP)—Gov. N el-^ candidate dedicated to moder- chest, abdomen and han$ at Sperry’s Glen. field University. "E ” for h e ^ its s of submarines. "Tons of Fun” show are re ate, rsaponsible Republican The Supreme Court did, how One member of the tribunal— Another emjdoye, son A. Rockefeller called a ever, knock the props from un The annual award is made for minded to call Mrs. John Pave- ism.’’ Judge Robert P. Anderson, ask meeting today of his campidgn der one of the GOP’a key argu lene Rose, 21, Vas shot in % ./ the highest score during com lack, 33 Raddlng St. Scranton entsred the race ed toe attorney general whether leaders "from sU parts of me ments, that of the federal anal the lower back. She WRs bat readiness drills. oountry” to confer on his with Friday. he felt that the lever compiles ogy. drawal from the race for the Rockefeller did not use the with state atatute. treated at the hospital and The Manchester Italian Socie The argument holds that a “I do," said Mulvey. Past and present officers ty will hold a meeting at 7:30 Republican prealdential nomin word "withdraw’’ in the an released. nouncement, diatrlbuted at his state legislature with one house In moving for diamiaaal of Rayas was aotaadulad to bs and chairmen o f the Ladies of tonight at the clubhouse on EI- ation In favor of Gov. WIlMam baaed on population and one W. Scranton of Pennsylvania. New York headquarters. . the caae, Mulvey aaid that the prasanted thia aftantoon in E A R L Y W E E K the Assumption will meet to dridge St. This will be the last based on the unit system is as In hia brief announcement He said that to achieve the constitution has not been vio RockvUIa Circuit Court. PoUca night at 8 :15 in the Assumption meeting of the season; the next constitutional as the federal leg- school office. late Monday, the New York gov objectives of "the adoption of lated and that the suit does not aald ha will ba riiargad with meeting will be Sept. 21. belong in the federal court. a moderate, forward • looking aaault with Intent t o aommlt ernor said he was not releasing (Bee Page Three) any delegates at that time “ be- platform and the nomination of Igor Sikorsky Jr., attorney for murder. eauae of the neceaaity for con a candidate in the mainstream the plaintiffs in the suit, took Police Chief George A. Trsi^p sultation with delegates pledged of American political thought about 30 minutes to argue that said Riqres has bean upaat over ------7------to me by law or otherwiaa and and action and dedicated to the voters’ conatltutional rights family problems. He purchased for technical reaaona.” such a platform, I have come City Voters were being violated by a lack of the gun. a 25-caIiber automatia secrecy. Values An Aaaoclated Preaa survey to the conclusion that the proper pistol, yesterday, according . t o Need vacation money? Indicated Rockefeller and Scran course now ia for all those who Aa outlined in the original Trapp. ton each had 138 first-ballot del aharS these views and ob- Given Boost auit, Sikorsky aaid ;the extra Police gave 1M$ venton at tectlvea to supixirt Gov. William time taken to aplit a ticket, plus CTarmelo Andino Reyes, right, with Rockville Police Lt, Emilio Pellegrini. Reyes W E G IV E egates. Sen. Barry Ooldwater of the shooting: Arlmna, who defeatsd Rocke W. Scranton for the nomina- the sound of the keys being was charged today in the shooting of Meyer Tober, (Herald photo by Freeman.) Tober waa working in lha feller in the CaUfomia prlnoary. Uon.” By New finle pushed by the voter, is notlcs- center of the sewing room aiC !Hrst G e t a n MFC GAYLES GAY M AE had S18. A toUl ot 686 la nesded Ha said ha would give his full able to persons outside the vot toe plant this morning when RESORTER ing booth. for nomination. support to Scranton and work WASHINGTON (AP) — Prac Reyes entsred the room short T r a v e l o a n RockafeUor,.flrat to sntsr ihs with him. Judge J. Joseph Smith of U.S. ly before 10:30 and began N ational tically every state In the union vacs, told tbs Nsw Tavk dais- Teld of Rockefeller’s witk- Circuit Court, another of the shooting. S t o r e i G R E E N faced tedayw r akjSbtrtve ehahg* pSMel m e m b ^ , aritStf 'BikDr- Wishing won’t take in Albany kut Severe Quake Jolts One bidlet rieooiisted off. a L S T A M P S . would "stand an lha way as (■ss rags Two) In ita lawmaking and poHtlca sky: table. Another went toirougli $8.99 »6.99 $8.99 “ Can you tell Which way toe you places... but which should eventually give the table and atnick the gM. ticket has been aplit?" an H F C Traveloan ^ $11 Value $9 Value $11 Value city voters a more equal voice Other ahote atruok Tbber. in their state governments. Sikorsky replied in the nega Several employes aubduad wUl! So take that The Supreme Court,' arguing tive. He brought with him Into Reyes until police arrived. Monday • Tuesday e Wednesday! vacation now. ‘ Borrow A duster in Lido (R) Pi A versatile Lido (R) Pi A comfortable Celeatra Goldwater Declares that "legialaturea represent peo the courtroom a model voting Japan Port^ 21 Dead A team of doctora waa la que with white braided que Jacket with \ sleeves printed duster. Pink, blue, ple, not trees or acres,” deoreed machine, the type used to In the operating room with Tober confidently— repay cording. White, pink, blue, and Peter Pan collar. violet In Mias 10-20. Monday that seats in both struct voters before they actual this afternoon. Burke ia ToUaad yellow, beige in Mlaa 10- White, pink, blue, yellow ly caat their ballots. sensibly. houses of every state legislature tre-fl^roken highways and railwaysWeum, Niigata is on the Sea of 20. in Mias 10-20. His Ticket Can Win Sikorsky used toe machine to TOKYO (AP) — A (Bss Page Bight) must be apportioned by popula and ugly fissures in the country- Japan 160 miles northwest at tion. mendous earthquake set aide. CHUCK STEAK Borrow up to $1000 (Bee Page Bight) off fires and caused, mil Tokyo and la a chief port for The deciaion held imconsUtu- DALLAS, Tex. (AP)—ArlionafRephbUcans seeking ohit at 1:01 Sen. Barry Goldwater dedared atonal seata, state and local of- sentation In aix states—Virginia, ^ A Idu at 1100 oaata $17.00 whao prom^y rapaid in 2nd FLOOR today to Niigata, major emergency telecast from the p.m., registered a force of five Rnt National Baaf — All Cut From today he Intends to lead the Re flees. Maryland, New York, Dela LB " n non—rntly moatUy fawtalmanta of $9.76 —eh Out to round up Texas dele Bug Takeg Spill stricken city showed blazing oil on Japan's seven-maximum Bulletins publican ticket—from top to bot- ware, Alabama and Colorado— port city in northern Japan. tanks, a destroyed bridge and Haavy Wastam Staar Baaf Ask aboat Credit Life Insuraiiea JUNIORS' tom—to victory at the polls next gates votes at the Republican scale in the cities of Niigata, But toreahadowed a similar Over Bridge Gap; Eight persons were killed, an eight-story hospital tilting Sendai and Sakata. The Meteor C^ed from AP Wirsg on leans at gronp rate special pnrehase! & MISSES' November. National Convention, Goldwater holding in as many as 40 other declared: "Whatever toe dope- two were missing and 108 on its shattered foundation. ological Agency said this was Ooldwater aald he can do the atates. Explotdons could be heard in I Job, no matter what “ the doom atera and poUatara say—what S ix A re Killed injured by the quake that only slightly less severe than Reaction waa swift and noisy the background as the pictures HOLDUP IN HEMIINO ahouters" say. ever we hear from toe doom jolted the city for 2V^ min the Tokyo-Yokohama quake 41 —Joy from urban leaders and flashed on screens in Tokyo. REDDINO, (AP)— a hold* HOUSEHOLD HNAN "I intend to lead a united ahoutera in both partiea—I In years ago which claimed more outrage from state’s righters NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP)— utes. Shortage of water made It than 140,000 lives, mostly up staged to«^ by four ...... eifc^atte^M Ai, party on a platform of prlnd- tend to lead all the candidates Two barges smashed a gap In Police listed the over-all toll /- SPORTSWEAR to victory. North and South, and rural • dominated legisla impossible to fight flames from through fire. gun wielding bondita at tho ' pie—the same platform $uid the tures. the world’s longest bridge be in toe stricken northern Japan burning oil tanks. There was LONDON BROIL MANCHIffIR SHOBMNB PARKAM same prinplple In every part of Bast and West, In Novamber." The U.S. Coast Guard and Redding Rl^e Market, Mi fore dawn today and a Trail- area including Niigata at 21 Both Republicans and Demo- fear that oil spreading over the Geodetic Survey in Honolulu Rt. 88. State police stated this nation,^’ the front-runnlM "The Republican party can ways bus plunged over toe dead, 3 miaaing and 126 injured. 3 8 2 Middio Turnpiko Wost win toe South In 1064," Ooldwat- crate, dlg^ng into-voting and waterfront and lowland areas said the quake registered 7.$6 on they took 8600. State poUoe, Republican presidential contend- edge into Lake Pontchartraln, It was toe third disaster to might ignite. s h c Ki l d h s t e a k er said. "The Republican party population charts, figured the the Richter scale, which rated wko have set up road Mocko 2 nd Roor-PHONE: 6 4 3 -9 5 3 6 “COS COB” ar said In an address prepared decision would help them. killing aix passengers. strike Niigata in two decades. Besides Niigata, the„ hardest LB for the Texaa Republican con can win the nation in 1964. the 1906 San Francisco quake at t . the area, aald the four Barbaaua Favorita Divers recovered some of toe The important industrial-com hit cities were Murakami, Mi- 8.25. vention. "From the oourtoouae to the All agreed that rural residents mercial city of 290,0(X) was de wore heading toward XteatotW bodies from toe bua, submerged zuhara, Mitsuke, and Toyosaka. Sendai and Sakata, by a quirk Pennsylvania Gov. William Congreaa, we are going to con udio tor generations have held stroyed by a U.S. air raid in the Damage was not as heavy as and deocribed the baiidlts aa 2 Pc. Bermuda cede nothing.” a disproportionate share of vot in about 16 feet of toe imekish of nature, were virtually un W. Scranton, who plunged Into water. A (Joast Guard helicop closing days of World War II. in Niigata, which was without Negroeo and under 88 yearn Ground Chuck Goldwater aides said tbs sen- ing power in moat atatea, would scathed. 'The only damage re toe race for the OOP nomina ter rescued One man and The city was rebuilt, only to be gas, water, electricity or oi age. State police also said tion Friday, argues a Ooldwat- ator’s congressional aupportera, be the ^losers. leveled by a fire in October, ported by police was a few tiles the quartet was believed plucked, another body from the normal telegraph and telephbne shaken from buildings. Chuck For Stow ar ticket would spell defeat ter more than 80 strong, will de The problem pondered In lake. 1968. communications. traveling iii a 1958 or I960 look lovely Short Set clare at a news confeiyincs in The Meteorological Agency statehouses today was what to The bus driver was one of two The temblor — strongest in Mack Ford. Edward Oaralua- AAaat and Produca Pricat EHecbve AAonday, Tuasday and Wednesday O nly Washington Wedneaday or In the northern area the total said weak tremors shook north do. Special sesaiona of the legis survivors. Five bodies were re Japan since the catastrophic si, an employe of Mm market^ ------j^aiaiMSBS»sswr!eMSM«iiiii>w«iwwws and controlled under Thuraday that a ticket topped of houses destroyed was listed eastern Honshu about three latures may be needed in aoma covered. One body was trapped quake of 1923 wiped out Tokyo at 371 with 825 others damaged said two men eame Into Mm A. A famous name in sports by the Arlaona conaervative can cases. Fortunately the couzf hours after the major quake. sportswear and swimwearl in the bus w reck^e. and Yokohama—hit a vast area 138 slightly damaged and sev National police headquarters store at 0:80 a.m. He said wear: Delightful 2 piece set News Tidbits beat help them win re-election gave time for planning and The heavy barges, one loaded of the main Japanese island of MIXICAN EACH tola year. eral hundred flooded at first- in Tokyo reported only one they appeared to be "eashm preparations. It ruled that ac with gravel and toe other with Honshu at 1:01 p.m. Cantaloupes . . . Color cordinated blouses from the AP Wires Goldwater ia virtually assured floor level. death in Niigata, five in Tsuru- Mm plaee.’’ At 11:18 a.m. Ches tion on the deciaion need not be a big dredge, knocked down Sending a massive ground Five bridges were washed aluzzi said three men wiflL and Bermudas. Solids and of support from the 66-vote Tex taken before this year’s gener oka, 120 miles north of Niigata, about 300 feet of the causeway wave through 10 northern pre away, the railways were cut in and three in Akita City. guns eame Into the marfcelt LBS print or check combinations. as delegation to toe national al elections Nov. 8. —a low bridge resembling a fectures with a total population Explosive gas around a chem convention. That would puah Ms 24 places and highways dam The dead in Tsuruoka includ One man waited outolde. o M P'Aniou Pears High fashion colors . . . In Its deciaion, the court held highway on stilts. of 16 million, it left behind a aged at 24 places. f o r t u n a : ical plant in Flemington, N. J., ed three kindergarten children of the bondita wore a ehtano Wheat, gold, sea blue and lime .A trail of dead and suffering,, A refining center for nearly whose school collapsed. Thir dissipatee In the wind today, (See Pago ITour) (See Page Four) (See Ifage Btovea) oloMi bag over bio head, Oara- SPORT BRIEF green. Choice of n^l-up ending threat to one-mile, light* flaming industrial installations, all of Japan’s domestic petrol- teen other pupils were injured. husl oohl. They dMnanded Yelloer Onions sleeves, sleeveless or long* ly populated area. . . . The Rev. Three persons were injured in money and rifled Mm reglotor. itMiMwamw MADE OF. LYCRA* sleeves. Fashionable rope William DuBay, Roman Cath Akita. Frank Pellons, anoMMr eoi» Autonomy Minister Masamu- belts. Sizes 8-18. olic priest who wrote Pope Paul ptoyo, was relievod at n smaP Y a r" Cardan 10-OZ 'VI urging removal o f Jamea chi Akazawa was ordered to amount of cash taken from Sliead - FROZEN I PKGS Franela Cardinal McIntyre of Iowa Welcome .Cheers Scranton; Kansas Next Niigata for an inspection. The his wallet. After the robhefjr Strawberries army, navy and national police Los Angeles, claiming ha took the bandits put Oaraluzal and 16-OZ R e g . negative atmnd oh rights issues, Pellcas in the refrigerator la Bununoned to meet the oarSl- (See Page Nine) PMAST 8 .9 9 DES MOINES. Iowa (AP) — and left. Since there Is no Baked Becins CANS Set nal today. Pennsylvania Gov. William W. lork on Mm refrigerator, ttw Chief U.S. disarmament nego Scranton carried his uphill fight two wore able to eoeape aa a iA I C O A L tlator WiUiam C. Foster saya for the Republican presidential 204.B BAG Bo^et proposals (or liquidating Women Applaud soon as they heard Mm ban Briquets 10-lB BAG 5 9 c nomination into Kansas today, dits leave. “Wear-abouts” all but a handful of nuclear de cheered 'oy an Iowa welcome Death Sentence STIMS 4-OZ livery vehiclea within 18 montha he described as "the best in my are unacceptable to the United life." ■» FUER CAPTURED S P IK IS CANS Mushrooms ■tatee. . , . Associated Preea It remained to be seen; NEW YORK (AP) — A State KHANO KHAY, Lauo (AP) •tarts courtroom defense In $8 though, how fruitful was his Supreme Court Jury decreed — Brinco Souphanouvong eoa- BERMUDAS BdlUon Ubel aoH brotmht firmed today that an Amop> quest for votes among Iowa’s that a habitual sex offender and against it by former MaJ. (jm. lean pilot whose'' reeonnato 24 GOP national convention del robber must go ■ to the electric ^ DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS Superbly tailored in quality Edwin A. Walker. egates. Scranton is out to wrest sanee plane was shot down drip-dry fabrics. Beautiful American - owned Vauxhall the nomination from Sen. Barry chair for the sex murder of a by the C/omiiiiuilsts June 6 Motor Co. announces it wlU barmaid. Several women in too was captured by the PatlMl ^Mparaarjwti summer shades of olive green, Goldwater of Arizona. WEDNESDAY HARTFORD COUNTY IfiOO truck and boa <*■ Scranton met with Iowa dele court room burst into applause Lao. The pilot waa IdenMflod navy, wheat, gray and ice worth $2.8 mUlion to Indonaala gates for nearly an hour behind and cheers. in Washington as Navy 14, cor^. This special purchase is — with which Britain la in a closed doors Monday night. He Justice J. Irwin Shapiro Oiarles F. Klusmann. 80, just in time for you gals who •tate of undeclared w ar... Ben* told reporters afterward, "I angrily pounded his desk for San Diego, Calif. His plaao have not complete your sum ate euboommittee opem bear think we made substantial order. was reported shot down over -REMINDER- ings of the aale o f infants for progress." A court attendant, a 28-year the.Ban Baa area, which Ii mer wardrobM. Be ready for •MNQ M SKONO WUK COUPONS PIOM adopUn and hears testimony Deldgates said the governor veteran on the Job, said; "I've IS miles northeast ot thla YOU! HOMI M ASJl POS a long summer o f fun! Sizes lliat ehlldren are sold fer aa spoke and answered questions. never seen anything like this— Pnthot Lno heodqnortow. Yoer all around comfort, control, and 8 -18. Mgb M $7 JiOO on the baby Mack They termed It "a very im never, not at such a ttme.” MNNIRWARB AND BONUS STAMPS market. pressive appearance.” Howev There was no show of emo VIET ASSAULT ^ fhHnty tforta in back with Fortuna's "I couldn’t eare lesa," retoeto er, no delegate beyond the five tion Monday by the doomed SAIOON, South Vtot Nail TMIf WmC'S SONUS STAMP ITIMSt ^ txdusivt stratch seat panal... stratchaa Mnger Judy Garland whan already committed to him came man, Winston Moseley, 29, a Ne (AP) — A govemmoat naanuli 9 and down with you... stays in plaoa Bawnman in Honolplu preaa her out publicly in support of Scran gro, confessed slayer o f two began in South Viet Nam*| S A A >x7>a SAH IX T R A SAH about doubts that aba and- an* ton.- ...... women and a girl. eoatral ooaalai aroa todh|| 1 0 0 W i V p * ? ■ W v 8 T A M B 6 T A M a 8 tnO IMVIi Minis. Ml tfOOMI flVttlNIlqf lor Marie Herron, travoUng An Associated Press survey The Jury ordered death for against heavy oauMatrallona WITH A 848 (>N WITH ANY SIZE PACKAGE and aacond Aip smntlinaat b**‘n*tt Moseley (or the stabbing of WITH ANY IRANO 3 for 17.00 •ompanion, were married in of Iowa’s delegates shows nine of VIot Coiw nwrtmaA rw COLONIAL STAINUSS flwra't Odra Oat aaanm H|b odap n m g Hoag bMt w a ok ... Lae committed to Goldwater, five Catherine GenoVeae, 36, near liable souf4wa raparlaA L affl her home In Kew Gardena, om POUND no Mad lo | 8 M i ipick dqr NgMnoaa wd Angnlos buo otrtko la deadlotde- committed to Scranton and t aumhon of hoMeapfota ward C A N N ID H A M ST U L B L A O U ad and rldora brace thetueelvoo uncommitted. (Queens, early last March 18. believed Involved PUUMAN STYU^ SCHICK Ot QiUEm COPPII ooNrol h lycra, h WhHa and Black, for another temper-teotlng day Scranton's backers said thfy One of the group of women aault Whkdi waa were encouraged by: who applauded the verdict waa on Phu Yen Provtaao, t e U H A ------1 2 8 5 on crowded streets. and Coupetu Racaivad in Home AAailaf. i OPEN MONDAYS British Foreign dacretary —the governor's greeting lUre recognized aa one of .88 reai- gonM roporla ...... I (II wtKmmmmmmmmmKmmmmmmmmm ■ M U id A. Butler by a cheering crowd of 8,^ dente of the neighborhood who VIot Cwig ara In • • n IM NWMt lw*> MfAMi prir ha vrlU vhdt MeooF —toe newa that New "York saw or heard Moaelay attack aii 1^ VM Bm •WNMiiBattM uu pom Bimia JHlUiMiak auAauoM 1 9 ! STORE HOURl^^940 to 6:80~TBUBaDAT 'Ti t j . 9 p j{ ^ ^ 'ifc. Skyy. Nalaoa A. RooketoUer ba\ ■ It ■ii.
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KANCHSSTEft EYEING HERA;p. MANCSE&t^ CGHH.. T ^ D A Y , JUNE 16, 1964 -A. T ' mSS aomething akin to dismay, said tanslon of pwmlsalon to main in a statement that Rocke Bolton Andover Sheinwold on Bridge tain a Mae atangiig advartutng State Awaits feller's announcement “boost Gill Gets Permissioii aign at OaljlasMl Bt and Tol pocky Withdraws, land Tpka., but donled pennls- dovemor Scranton’s chances LEADIO RIGHT iUnf from the barely possible to the Neither side . . . . alan fbr an advartM ag aign Board of Educadof quered the local Babe Ruto g ^ bridge player. * AQJMI9 tend to deteriorate the value of was denied an exception. objactad to Sodi'a praotice of resented equally In tha U. 8. i M. Nixon called it a deflnite This includes an adjustment for tp gl03 over to him or stand pat. ' aged Ooldwater’s unsuccessful finance in the budget dlscua- league team in their openlnR South dealer the surrounding neighborhood.” Anealdi has said that ha plans mounting the sign on a mobile Senate. Representation tai the boost for Scrahton. campaign In the March New a thirteen month period. A raise sion. Last night's approval, voM flat-bed truck, which, he said, ; ScrantMi, campaifninc in Rockefeller's announcement in game 10-S. Neither side vulnerable t Q102 to araaal that decision. In vlenr bousa is on a population basis. Hampshire 'primary, conceded o f '$300 was also added for the In other business Liguoti Opening lead—King of Hearts at the oonokislon of a o>Mtad of ta parksd In such a way as to Kansas, deiwribM it a s 'a "tre- New York Monday that he had A local baseball observer Wsst NotRl last night’s approval for in a separate interview that assistant principal. stated that the had received two When this hand was played aession, was given on tha baats: GUI's rsmest. Mock one thiid of tha width of Chief Justice Earl Warren in dietidous boost.” , decided the best way to continue • The total amount of salary for noted that loose ball handling 2 <7 3 * handing down the decision yes , Rockefeller aides said they his fight "for the basic princi Rockefeller’s action indicates applications for the position of in a recent rubber bridge gamA Att of ohsnges made in tha two- Bennett, this morning, would Deming B t teachers increased from $155,- Bfid frequent wtldhess it An i t terday called the federal anal expect he will be able to deliver ples of progress and modera there will be a "real contest” guidance counselor. He said he West was a young man who w buUdlng design, spectflcaUy;' not reveal hu group's next step at the July convention. 030 to $219,825. hopes to be able to present the dover's pitcher allowed the never lacked for anythlngi He (1)/ Alteration in its layout. In the McKee St. story. ogy “ iqapposite and irrelevant least 85 of New York state's tion” in the party was to give In addition to the regularly applicants to the board for in visitors to score all their runs took the king of hearts and and the next player paseea. You (3) Addition of an overhang In other actions last night, to state legislative districting convention delegates to his full support to Scranton, put “ I haven’t thought that Gold- scheduled raises 10 new teach schemes.” J a needed foundation under the water has the nomination sewed terviews soon. unearned in the second, third, made a face. He didn’t like the holdt Spades, K-6-S-9; Hearts, ta urt Cases In the view of some seasoned that a combination such as this the seventh on a walk and three Clearly, that did the defense What do you say? (4) Reduction of the parking that address, which Would have trolled it, almost without in ir jiary, but they will be legally tute teachers was increased by a property owner in towm the consecutive hits. Larry Palmer * wee after he releases them. i politicians it would act psycho portends could tie up the con bus stop at the com er of n m - no good at all. Sooutli won with Answer: Bid three spades. apace. permitted him to operate a terruption, for more than 90 $2,500 to $6,500. had two hits in the losing 'cause. the king of diamonds, drew The response is the same, re years. 1 After the 1960 election it jecting them to a total of $897, when they General Assembly if the legis national chairman, said he be those who helped: Bruce Ron- Mrs. Clifford Benson, manag know Just how it will end. Both gle-family dwaUings. Ucly committed on the first bal-1 convention with an unchallenged perintendent Philip Uguori. In to additional barrassment. failed appear in court to lature fails to reapportlcm both lieves a significant reassess son. Max Hutchinson, Jerry Gul- er of the Women’s Softball team players will say a few bright The board also: lot, 19 more than the 655 need-1 lead. ment of positions is under way. an effort to keep the budget things, while the opponents answer to m otor vehicle houses. The posibility' that such ed for the nomination. He e x -: Sen. Kenneth B. KeaUng, R- down the $2,000 was ellihinated mond, Stanley and Gail Chessey, which is a part of the Recrea The cppoeitlon was led by (1) Granted special exceptloiis charges, 19 for speeding. among convention delegates Mr. and Mrs. Warren Anund- beam cheerfully. Then Bast and First Bun — All Color Wilbur W. Bennett Jr. of 99 an election will he held seems pects to get 14 more from Mon-. N.Y., a candidate for re-election from the new budget. tion Commissions’ program, an for repairers’ licenses to Rich Alexander Lincoln, 59, Hart remote. who have been listed as publicly son, and Arthur Plnney Jr. West will go on and try to show M cKee St., who caUed the tana this week. | who has viewed thb Goldwater Travel expenses allowed for nounced that a late re^stration Hayley A John Mills ard Noel at 138 Tolland Tpke., ford, was fined $15 for failure favormg Goldwater but who are On June 27 the Boy Scouts will be held Wednesday at 6:80 rubber in the process. changes In the suggested plans Walter Hiltgen at 486 Center The court has stayed its , Scranton’s task la to whittle ' rush toward the ntmilnatlon with not ^ g a lly bound to vote for Llguori and a guidance coun All because West didn’t have to pase to the left. will help with the project by p.m. for those women who “superficial,” and who lUcened St., and Reynolds Popoff at 251 order pending the outcome of hlm^ selor will be $1,000. Uguoti now the strength of character to lead Cases continued for trials: picking up rocks an the green. missed the ‘earlier registration. M<^ea Bt. to a "drag-ktrlp.” Broad St. Approval was condi the Repubiican appeal to the Some 378 delegates fall in that receives 10 cents per mile and Any Grange family boy, age away from a dangerous holding Until Thursday, for court Supreme Ckmrt. the board will decide later if the It will take place at Wright’s tional upon the removal of all category, according to an Asso 13-15 Interested in attending in clubb. Dangerous or not. West Atty. Kelly argued for ap trials in Manchester, James A. Once the Supreme Court rules guidance counselor will be given Field on Rt. 6 before the game Co-Hit, Rock Hudson unregistered cars from the ciated Press survey. Major Junior Conservation Camp, to be played that evening. must lead a club and hope that proval of ^ e M>eclal exception premises. Boyle, 28. Mansfield Center, on Connecticut, the case will be that amoimt or 8 cents per mile. “MAN’S FAVORITE W lien you want the b'- .t. tnjy blocs in this group Include Col spohsored by the Connecticut his partner will supply either the strictly on the Ttaerits of the (2) Granted variances to Les following too closely; Charles returned to U.S. District Court The transportation budget Dances Planned ace of clubs or the queen of SPORT' amended plans, while many of orado 14, Florida 19, Illinois 31, State League of Sportsman Chib A series of teenage dances ter Black of 514 Wetherell St Holden, 20, East Hartford, dis in Connecticut At the same Kentucky 16, Missouri 21, New will decrease $3,000 for the may contact Miss Mary Tedford clubs and the king of diamonds. ttie opponents in the over and Frank Manner of 692 Weth regarding no passing signs; time, the lower court’s decree coming year. This is a savings will be put on by the Commu If East has nothing in clubs, Starta Wednesday Mexico 14, North Carolina 21, by Friday. Camp dates are Aug, nity Club under the sponsorship Tony Curtis crowd^ hearing room kept erell St. for variances in Rural Stanley Homickl, 39, Wethers in the case, suspended pending of $2,000 for transportation of the contract is not going to be Ohio 16, Tennessee 12, Virginia 2- 8. of the Recreation Commission. Christine Kaufmaim hacking away at the traffic Residence Zone to maintain field, Interferring with oncom the appeal, takes effect. IS and Washington 23. elementary pupils and $1,000 The Grange will hold a set defeated. West must nerve him hazard which, they claimed, dwellings closer to the street ing traffic; David Roberta, 22, What will probably happen The club will organise and staff self to lead a club just as “ Wild and Wonderful” for high sch ^ l students. Hie back party Saturday at 8 p.m. Yvould result. line than regulations permit. then, sources said, is further the dances. A steering commit though he were taking an un- plus “ Wild A Innocent” Meriden, breach of the peace ASKS STUDENT AID total cost of transportation in at the home of Bruce Ronson. tee composed of Mrs. George Only once was Atty. Kelly Both homes had been built un and resisting arrest; George motions by one or more of the cluding Insurance will be $32,- Grange members are remind pleassint dose of medicine. If all der the 60-foot building line sev WASraNGTON (A P )— Sen. Munson, Mrs. James Tymon and goes wll, he will defeat the coh- ruffled by an opposition argu Schroll, 76, of 60 Deerfield Dr., parties to the suit to the three Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., 300. LiguOri expects that the ed that their next meeting June Mrs. Clifford Benson has been ment. It occurred when a Mc eral years ago, as a result of a for failure to obey a stop sign; judge court. (W.XDIKS 36, will be a potluck dairy sup tract. Even if the contract can East Windsor survey error. has suggested that dependant present budget for transporta named. Dates when dances are Kee St. resident objected to and Mintum Collins, $1, Stam This could result In a further per. Dishes must be made from not be defeated, it will be good (8) Granted a variance to ^ Id re n be allowed to continue tion will be overdrawn by about to be held will be announced in DRIVE-IN KOUII^ 5 “transients living In an apart ford, operating under suspen stay of the court’s decree In dairy products, mectiona will be for West’s soul to nerve himself Thomas Boland of 63 Vernon St. on public assistance past the $1,000 by the end o f the school the near future. to do a dangerous thing. ment building In the midst of sion and improper passing. order to allow the 1965 General held. to erect an addition to his dwell Asembly to act. / age of 18 if they are students year. Awarded Badges Dafly Question stable' property owners.” Until June 30, for jury trial Kiadergarten Picnic 2 Big Hits - AU Color ing that will be two feet closer There is also the possibility in vocational or high schools. Board member Jedm McCar- The name of Dianne Lynn Partner opens srith one spade. Kelly (Ejected to “a class ar at East Hartford, Jean LeBlanc rick stressed that while the to Tomorrow Mrs. Finnegan’s Jerome of Lakeside Dr. was to the sideline than regulations that the lower court will be He said yesterday the proposal Robert Elsa gument,” and said, “Manches permit. of Rockville, for speeding. would helpvabout 50,000 young tal budget increase will be morning kindergarten class will inadvertently omitted from yes Mitchum MartlneUi asked to do the job of re LENOX PHARMAC have a picnic at the home of ter has no second class citi- (4) Granted the Print-Mart apportioning to skirt the dif terdays list of girl scouts re 299 E. CENTER STREET—649-0896 sters to stay in school and com about $41,000 ttie increase in aens.” Co. of Sunset St. a tw o-y ea r CONCEALED BANDIT plete their education. cost to the town will be about Mrs. Eugene Morgan on Vernon ceiving awards at the recent ficulties a reapportlonment bill Rd., during their reguldr ses MEADOWS-^" Requesta for apartment con extension of permission to main* CULVER CITT, Calif. (AP)— would raise in the General A s Girl Scout Mother - Daughter HIID SPCIO III 'll Nmlli It looked suspicious to a woman sion, 9-11:30 a.m. Banquet. Miss Jerome received struction on MoKee St. have a tain a printing business at that sembly. * Briefs 1 Mia. from O, Fox A Oo. history dating back to 1960. location. passerby in the bank parking Some agrees expressed doubt cooking and dancing badges. Ends Tonlte lot. The GOP town committee In 1960 and 1961, applications (5) Granted Francis G. Mott that the legislators could ever High School Menu He offered no resistance. fail, 1961. Summer is still the quality ALSCO Aluminum Siding for this low, low spocid prico — Othor sisB homos at pro- School will close officiallly appeared before the Z ^ arith (7) Granted L R. Stloh As Police booked him oq suspi favorite though, with 57 per Thursday at 1 a.m. sTAirrs an altered plan for the site at sociates Inc. a six-month sx- cion of' bank robbery Monday. cent picking that season. portiondly the tamo groat sovings. All work ctono by foctory-trdnod porsonnd and fuNy guor- An awards assembly is sched uled by Grade 7 and 8 tomor Don’t Miss It! TOMORROW antood. Act Now — Offor Limitod! row at the elementary school. STATE Parents are invited. •UW diMVIUMI WARM Paving Bids Opened 7M MimMCMT WINS The public buildinjft commis - F R O M WNOTSEE IT ALONE! sion opened bids yesterday for RUSSIA the paving of the driveway and parking area of the Junior-Sen ior High School. The apparent WITH PHONE low bidder was H. R. Poriss f Paving Co. of East Hartford, with a bid of $8,613. mSMER ' E3evcsi New V oten I aUMBsABM TIAPKD Yesterday at the voter mak ing session eight persona were KFBISaESt.. registered as voters. Three per BURNSIDE sons became voters imder the new transfer law from other towns. Of the 11 new voters; la w xssn ; iiiTi6iiiiiii^.^'^]yfi||!ii.,, niiflufiiifflimartw three registered as Democrats, two as Republicans, and six tat- 649*3406 We're indeed proud of you, gradu dependents. ANSFIBlDif^ H»I2.WIUIMAIITIC£tJ IH. Mawohestor' Evening Herald ates. W e extend our congratulations eorrespondent (aobatltnte), Ma LAST TIME TONIGHT DELUXE TRIPLE TRACK rlon Knight, tel. 648-1358. “LILIES OF THE FIELD” and our wishes that the future may “HUD” State Changes jrJM QUtYEFPJITillCU OWENS 6:45-9:40 COMBINATION WINDOWS bring you even greater triumphs. STARTS WEDNESDAY e n d s “ H ORROR'o f BEACH PARTY” AT 8 P.M. Welfare Rates TONIGHT “Curee Of The Living Corpee” At 6iS0 and 9:18 * Fibergkis Screen ' IRST Guaranteed 10 yrs. Revlaions In the dally ratea to be paid to hospitals for the care ULM of welfare patients were ap * Heavy Extruded proved yestsrday by thq state’s BUZM Aluminum Hospital Costs ^mmission. MUION While most hospitals received * Easy Tiit for Clooning As you advance to new challenges and goals, the slightly increased allowances, OF Manchester Memorial Hospital’a * W od Piie rates were adjusted downward JAWS INSTALLED from $30.05 to $29.45 per day. Weothorstrippod hahit of regular savings can pay off... by provide Rockville Hospital went up JONES from $37.70 to $28.68. Hartford Hospllisl'a allowance OREIOEST! for the~an»-ef welfare patienta ing ready cash to help you get where you want was increased from $41.33 to $41.62. The rate at St. Francis Nota t-Passsngtr Station Wai/on SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OF ALUMINUM SHUHERS, GUT Hospital was upped from $37.68 pr^liiinttinTMredf to go... faster. Be sure to save at Manchester's to $39.12 per day. CHEVY E by Chevrolet 'The rate changes, which are TERS, a W n INGS, CASINGS, DOORS. ETC. IN OUR EXPANDED computed annually by the state OURRENT ANNUAL FISH FRY commiseion, will take effect K you ttouglit Chevy XwM thrifly behxe, you should see your Chevrolet dealer sw DIVIDEND ON July 1. INSURED BA VINOS oldest financial institution. (ALL YOU CAN lAT) HOME IMPROVEMENT DIVISION. AUowancee for coets of oonva- Tok coiMift pMt a hstter Hms lo hty onsf leeoent care were alao Increased F r i« d P W i Lm i i m W « d 9 « _ Inside the Nova wagon, where you can seat N ,V in four of five eategoriea. Wagons. Sedans. Sporty Sport Ckmpea. Take SIX anglers with tackle boxes, here’s deep- Frtfieli F rM PofotoM C oIm Iow jo u r pick. Thejr're all tightwads. twiat carpeting surrounded by vinyl that’s as The Nova wagon for instance, like all the WMhable as tile. Behind that, a storage area Frtshly I A « d RoNs and iHttw . Cbtrrr II's, adjusts its own braket. It's got with as much room as the insides of seven go^* B Delootzon g«ierator to lengthen a battery’s MANCHESTER - f t - f t __ KNDS TONIGHT dzed refrigeratora. Mfe. *1110 enmM are real gas serooges. And the ‘ Your Chevrolet dealer has many more details W7 “l.ong«At D v ” At 8:40 EVERY WEDNESDAY rocker paneui take in rain water to flush them* that may interest you. Why don’t you two get S P.M. to 9 P.M. •elvss tns at rust-eandng elements. ------together and make some vacation plans. SA V IN G S AMERICAN EXPRESS WEONISDAY"— HRST RUN! 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'TSauth Windsor Goldwater Ticket .Covent arrow; and Kalhy Robbins, Uffiverstty, Worcsotor, Mhaa.,j f 21 . backyard fun, peto and sign et RockvUl&'Vemon math, J u ito Mgh, ll.Tffi, and Called a Winner 1 the arrow. Lucille Smith, Osntral Oon- Also SlifliaH li Bbator, cook neoticut Stats. OoHsfa, sleman- Cbuii<^lo Weigh Risqa^t 1964 9 0 and troop dramaMoa; Unfit tary, 36,210. ( Fata Oaa) ( IEVR LET Meeting Approves 97,000 Krast, ooiok;. Susan Higgins, Planned Student Transfers I Leglen Team OpMS cook, backyard finr, and sign delegate count to 674, — wall The Rockvllla American Le For A d d ^ School Funds of tbs arrow; Mttrisl Tabor, gion baseball team, defending t 0 . aboTO the 655 votoe be needs to T d e r i s i o n For Furniture in Town Hall backyard fUn;.'6frx>p draniattM Bring Protest from Parents capturs tha nomination. tone ehampioqgfiropena its 1664 I n w town oonnaa win oonatd^Jota GknU*. 6:00 Theater and sigh of tbs anow; Boonls season toni^t at Henry !^rk le, tlf^ grade teach- Gbldwator, to Daltoa tor a A local mother, vvset ; nr Um board of adosntian’s ro> Impala Convertible 21? at T;30pin. Junw9i at tte Oordsn, backyard fun and sign Tbs board was informed that at p.m. The team will play 6 et at D I s w o ^ KHemMttary pair, et speeches, had Uttle to the pending transfer of her ; quMt for additional fund* to 3:80 ^ t auttiorlaed the board of Farrington Farm In South wB- of the arrow; (Nandia OrosuK), the siementary summer school Wethersfield. S<^ooi; Mrs. Dorinne TVd>aek, say aboiit Scranton. daimter, told the Vernon Board morrow night. A t the last coun 6« _ m g 6.^ fr M a : SMcctmen to purchaae furniture lington. InstrucUcma wlU be backyard fufl, twep dramatics program wlU be attandsd by Pitching Is the problem with fourth grade teacher at Ells He told a reporter Monday be 'a New of Education last night that the cU meeting Superintendent of — Far tie et era Art 4-gpeed diift, 409 tngiiM. ndlo. Ptas s9V9nd « * J* a coat o f not more than given on how to. Judge a good and Mgn <4 the am w ; Sapdra 1 1 1 pupils who will pay a total the legion team. A e r e was a worth; Miss Janice Mallloux, was not surprised that New ____ Motto 3:36 3660) Moeeeat of Fear child has a heart conditkm and i echooia Merle Woodmansee re- f J . W fo r the new town office dairy animal and how to use the Mslanion, backyard fuii, petli of 31,666 for the se^ce. Costs scarcity of pUchers at the end stiident at the thilveraity of Tork Gov. Nelson A. Rockefel 6:36 ( 6> N eva fleerta aai 8-30-IO)_McBale-a Navy is transported to school each 1 quested gl3,600 to cover the er to) A ttaae TV Oaaoa tras. ExtroBtlv low mlksge. building. dairy Judging aoore cards. and sign oC-tl(s krrow; Deb^ o f the program include 3 1 ,612- of last season. Jim Martello, ConnecUout; Peter Zanndca, stu ler—his toe in three presidential :(» day In a cab, paid for by the A mmW W 1 ^ 4 ^ s deficit in the board of educa- 6 Moet o f the preeent furniture Inatruotom will be Prof. WU- orah Dayton,' mamWsrahlp star; ■30 for teachera salaries plus back after a series of injuries, dent at the UniversRy of Hart primaries—had thrown his sup 6:10 reek family. , tlon budget’ to the old town office building Ham Oaunya o f the University Linda LeQoyt, tisasekeeper. incidental coeto including secre arlll anchor the mound staff. ford; and Miss Cynthia Sleep port to the Pennsylvania gov Mrs. Luclen Martin of lio ' oouncHman lU w ard Pastula 10) Sb^^eottiry Womu wUl be moved into the n e w o f (Connectieut, and Albert B. JunioriCMrf SoCut Trenp 338 tarial triaphone and other fees. Backing him up will be right er, gihduating senior at the ernor. ’’We’ll Just have to wait High St. presented the board j will ask the council to consider ^ Nival WerU 0 OrmUat Show m building when the ((ffloes are Gray, Tollaad coimty 4-H club (M rs,.'AnM ld B. Carlson, dead- Dr. Rarasdell indicated that the handers Joe VsnOudenhove, Ken South Windsor High School and see” what the reeult win sr and Mrs;, Lawrence Fsntt- wiui report cards recording her I making the Wapplng section o f 6:60 6 ^ feear tranaferred there. agent. school program should break Folsie, Mark Bucheri and Jim Mias Linda Pallait, teacher in be, he said. $ man and MriC Ralph Huckltu, daughter’s marks. They Indi 1 South Windsor o f the to) WorM oflfiiato Boaid of Finance (Chairman AU local 4-H members with even. Clark along with southpaw Jim the Franconia, Vt., public achool The Arlsona senator assailed (U ) Sabeeriptton TV assistant leaders) • with msm- cated the girl was an " A " stu ! Hartford telei>hone exchange, TtOO Wealey L«wis told the meeting dairy projecto, -their leaders'and Macintosh from East Windsor. system, will instruct in arts Prestdent Johnson’s fiscal and 10:00 Oanr no o k 2995 bsieMp star predsntoiT to all dent. The board decided to further j At the last council nteeting parento are Invited to attend and crafts. foreign policiea Monday night «J> Of about 30 reaidenU that the " I don’t think that a giri with Inveetigate tha Cordon system Coach Bebe Milanese lists ths t the town manager asked that a this training meeting. dcouts and proficisney badges For Father's Day Baakethall League before aome 1,500 cheering Re U:00 deotokm of what furniture will 'this kind of a report card should cf reading. Mae Chirdon, origi rest of the squad as Joe Ba- j professional study committee be given to; Odlsctora . badge, chiochl, (tort Zahner, Rick Blan The High School Boys Bas publicans at atlOO a plate din 03-334^) Ni be purohaaed would be with his Snnmer Graato Awarded Charlotte Bradley, Susan Burns, be transfered." Mrs. Martin nator Of the pUn, visited Rock- I appointed to review the salaries Law Degre^e U:U iS ra vre^ ^ board. chard, Charlie Ragno, Lorry ketball League will begin June ner. Weather Two membera of the (Coventry Debra Edmondson, Kim Glen- said. vllle recenUy. Dr. RamadeU re Silk flhantunsr, wool challis, ailk repp tires, I of town employes. He stated Pascal Piignano, son’ of Dr. T:U (33) Maee Silvers, Ted Stawickl, Red 29. courts at Wapplng and ‘1 want to enlist your help in 853 ^ Equipment In volved ia main High.. School faculty have been ney, Pam Going, Candy The distraught mother was ported that aevaral board mem I that many problems had been (80) Sparta TED TRUDON, Inc. Adams, Lenny Adams, Wayne A verj’ St. Elementary Schools getting him out of Washington, and Mrs. J 6:00 Ned floe ve. Taakeee Ftnanoe Chairman Lewis stat where she w ill study new trends ty, (Jharlotte Bradley and Su He said than that transfers of ^ SUMMfR SESSION are constantly evaluating our Vernon news is handled by tonight at 7 at Cavey’s Restau the change from free enterprise He ia married to the former 6:00 Urns J o b s___ 11:60 Art JotmeoB P ed the 37,000 appropriation re in the teaching of French. Spe san Burns. some students ws^e necessary Also under consideration will Dick Robtam WTOF ■MM own reading program.” The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, rant. Manchester. to a form of socialism will have Miae Loulae PouUot of Etost quested "did not appear to be cial emphaaie w ill be placed on Also housekeepers badge, because of crowded conditions be the ordinan^ creating the ?;8?N «vt sum Oft 6:00 Lou Terri Dissatisfaction at the {wesent The new officers to be in been made by the mid-1070s.’ ’ Hartford. The couple has tw o 7:00 Keu o r audio-Uhguai proficiency. RnMn Boynton, Charlotte Brad- in aome classes. 5 W. Main St., telephone 176- position of deputy tax collec waa»>4il6 I REGISTER THIS WEEK adeifuate at this time" from reading program conducted in 8136 or 643-3711. stalled are: Mrs. Caaimir Bed- Goldwster said Johnson’s fOr- chiidnn. Ann, 3, and John, 1. t0;00 Ned ~ DeLucla received his grant to 1^, (Tandy Dinsmore, Lqe Ann Dr. Ramsdell indicated that la tor; resolutions regarding tax Bssy BO 8ba%' the appearance of the Hats of the schools was brought up sev narezyk, president; Mrs. Robert eign policy is uncertain and Prigitono plans to return to MS! News WMtber sad City College of New York for Griffin, Sally Hucklns,^ Ann some classes In some schools, .^^abatement of the grand Itst of 6:00 Taakeee va. Red ■ox » A summer program offered by the Community Collage, furniture submitted by the vari eral months ago by TlwmaB Frost, first vice president; Mrs. “ weak-kneed.” Connecticut to practice law. 7:0U U w i ^ P. Meraia 6:10 Beet of BrsadiraT the study of physical chemistry Lawson, Andrea Learned and more than 36 pupils were enroll Oct. 1, 1963; action on uncol 7 : « Ed Hynas Shew ous town officials, temporary Wolff. At that time, the board Joseph Hebert, secoad vice He charged this policy is 13:U Stoa Off eonetsUng of eight S-semeeter hour tmurses. and chemical analysis. He will Debra Watrous; my home ed in one claas. He eald about lectable taxes to be placed on 10:30 Tmkg^AtNvPtoe. bids are in, he said, and further decided to look into other read Camp Registry 0 1 25 pupils were the desired num ^ e sublease lis t and appoint- president; Mrs. David Lyon, sec "leadii^ us into Worid War in 1:30 JUNE 33 to AUGUST 18, Mon. through Tfaura., 5 to C PJI. be in New York from July 6 to badge, Gloria Dlckow; pen pall H A\ES quotatlol. Ttie building in Waiq>ing will 36.41 700 (Tarlson, M arjorie (Tarlson, Bar riementary, 36,000; Joseph Mia- like. 8; Phillies 2-8, and Giants 0-4. Brochure Ul Bertron A. Hunt was modsr- Brownie Troop 370 (Mrs. The parento w«re told that p e located at the eouthwest ■ N - js u bara Dewson, Debra Edmond tretta, Weri V lig i^ Wesleyan, The camp will open on a site com er o f Oakland and Kbit Peewee Division: Pirates 34); ator and Elmore A. Turkington Franklin Richardson, leader, grades were not oonsidered Junior high school, history, 36,- Tigers 4-1; Mets 3-1; Braves Further Information’ X son, Trena Gale, Kim Glenney. at Globe Hollow on June 29, ^Hda., I adjoining the shopping PlieiM was the clerk of the meeting and Miss Esther Rlchudaon, as when the transferees were 000; Rose Meriino, Univeralty of 2-3; Reds - , and Cbits 0-4.' Lee Ann Gnffin, Candy Holmee, and will operate until Aug. 7, 'jsenter. 1 8 foyourpockuttodiy A t Ckillege O ffice O which about 35 minutes. sistant leader); Brownie wings, drawn up, that pupils gtoiarally Detroit, Guidance, high school. A general meeting of ttie Sally Huckins, Ann Lavraon, In three sessl(ms ot rwo weeks Preliminary plans call fbr (Jorn Supper Planned Girl Scout pins and handbooks; 96,970; Manhat Press, daik each. South m ndsor little League wiU 643-4136 noM iine a vacation at tha baach? In tha moun- 184 E. Middle Tpke. Lynn Moeng. Mary Jane Mor w«re oonsidered from a trano- S,100 square feet of floor a{>ace, tainsT Or, inayba a viait to tha Worid’a Fab? With The Coventry 4-H Town Com during a fly-up ceremony, wont portatlon viewpoint: If they be held Friday at 8:80 p.m. at mittee is formulating plans for gan, Diane TTflutman and Deb with ample space for parking cash from Bentfidal. you may taka advantage of to Lu U e Beebe, Sharon Gale, lived on a bus line. the Legion Hall, Main St. Man- lie annual com supper Aug. 19 ra Watrous and movement of poetal vehicles today's axdting vacation opportunitiaa. Pfnna now Or Phone Karen Maxwell, Judith Palardy, Other dtocuselon last night anre, Miches and umjdrea of at the Church Community House Cadette Girl Scout Troop " ' Ihe postmuter general said —» oomo in. Apply for your cash and sM tost Karen Richardson, Carol Spen was^ on continuing problera of " the building will be constructed aU ftmr league divisions are 649-6877 on Rt. 44A. Mrs. Henry Sher cer and Alicia Wiley. Member 5071 (Mrs. Roy Palmer, leader urged to attend. The meeting •wvte*,. tooT-duftog Benafldara Ooldan Xmlwfr overorowdlng ki the supeirin' under the department’s lease S8fy ccwbfvtfoiie man and Mrs. Owen S. Trask ship stars went to Leslie Beebe, and Mrs. Robert Kennon and agenda will include the discus tendent’s office. Dr. RomsdeU instruction program, with the will be co-chairmen. Kim Clemens, Sharon Gale, Mrs. Joseph L. Shanahan Jr., sion of several important league government’s capital invest Proceeds of the affair will be assistant leaders) with all said that he would like the issues. Karen Richardson, Karen Max GUITAR ment limited to postal equip used to pay nremlums of the Scouts receiving membership board to apprcprlats about Tax Collector Test well Judith Palardy, Carol ment. While leased to the gov- U rd annual Coventry -4-H Pair Spencer and Alicia Wiley. stars. 31,000 so that his odtlee, now Town Manager Terry V. aoheduled for Aug. 32 here. Of this troop, receiving first crowded to the point where a emment, the buikUpg will re Brownie Troop 219, (Mrs. HOBBY CLASS Sprenkel ahnounced today that Kenneth Donovan has been re class badges were Janette Bois visitor hampers work, oculd be main under private ownership Keith Benoit, leader, and Mrs. the State Personnel Department lapte: elected president of the Pine vert, Adele Kennon, Shirley moved to the auditorium in and the owner will pay local Donald Young, assistant lead For Adulfs, Teen-agers will provide the examination fbr Lake Community Club of the Kuchy, Marsha LeDo^, Darlene building "A ”, real estate taxes. the position of deputy tax col iMMca Co. of Merndtostar er) ; Brownie Wings, Girl Scout CoMioicr Pine Lake Shores private devel Palm er and M argaret Shana ITS FUN! ITS EASY! Plans and specifications for pins and handbooks, during fly-> The plan oalla tor oecticniag lector. opment. Mrs. Arthur Voss was the new building, as well as 806 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER up, were awarded to Denise Be han. the auditorium in half so that EVERYBODY IS DOING IT! The position will be open only Proficiency badges awarded bidding forms and other perti 4186 e Owr 91, | «r E^iaid 16L M elected secretary; Mrs. Audrey noit, Phyllis Hoffman, Laurie the staff would occupy part e t AT \rs to residents of South Windsor. nent data, will be made avail Green, treasurer; Newton were child care, Lynn Howland, 6o play ifie guitar in our SPECIAL Ifl-WEEK HtBSBY Application forms may be o^ Dibble, Darlene Strode, Cathy it, the other section would con able to prospective bidders at 1 8 1 5 ^ EATOWI SILVER LANE—EAST HARTFORD Oreen, vice president, and Mrs. er, Carolyn Carlson and Lynn tinue to be used as a study hall. CLASS. It's a wall-planned, Intoreatlng metliod teaching Walter and Kathleen Young. talned at the town manager’s Howland; my country, Lynn gnltar aeoompanlmeiit for ferik, western aim popular musiG. VERY a nearly date. The department Stephen Zaches, the private de Membership stars went to De Various sohittons were dhl- office starting Wednesday. velopment tax collector. Howland and Carolyn Carlson; wlU also advertise for bids. nise Benoit, Pamela Brink, Lau cuased including the ranting o f "ALL MEATS ora FRESH CUT — The Ladies’ Association of the hostess, M eg MacArthur, Lynn QUIETEST I The present building will be Manchester Evening Herald rie Dibble, Phyllis Hoffman. property away from the achool. INSTRUCTIONS RY ARNOLD LANDSBERG vacated. First (Congregational (Church Howland Joan Huckins, Candy South Windsor oom^iandent. NONE o f PRE-PACKAGED!" Darlene Strode, April Achleldge, This, however, was opposed ^ Reoreatton Program will have an all day work ses Clapp, Terri Hamblett and Mary Brownie ioeeph, teienhm 644- Kim Haddad, (jathy W alter and Mrs Ethel Pease who noted Cknc StiNts WffdiMsdciy, Jim« 17 at 8 P.M. Ihe South Windsor Recrea- sion starting at 1 1 a.m. tomor Philbrlck; good grooming, Meg 6148. Kathleen Young. rental ooeto enoountsred by the ifion Department’s summer STORE HOURS: row In the vestry. AU women of Junior Girl Scout Troop ^18 MacArthur, Joan Huckins, INCrmUBIENTS RENTED — ENROLLMENT LDOTED playground program again will the parish and community in Mary Philbrlck, Carolyn (Tarl city fo r the buUdlng inapsetor’s EXILE AID DIPS Tom., Wed. 9 to 6 • Thors., FrI. 9 to 9 (Mrs. James Shea, leader, and FEE 990.00 FOR THE 10-WEEK CLASS be provided for elementary terested are invited to any of son, Linda Schmidt, Shirley office. 8he said such a plan MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—U.8. aid Sot. 8 to 6 (CHofled A ll Day Monday) Mrs. Leo LeBlanc and Mrs. Rus would be very iKpenaive. 'acfaool children beginning June theee weekly sessions. sell Perkins, assistant leaders); Troutman and Estelle Wicks. to Cuban exiles has dwindled Couplee’ Club Oookout Also Hiker, Lynn Howland Wittiara Hahn, veteran achool from a peak et 33,000 caaes in with ail receiving membership board member, suggeeted using UNE CUITAR t MUSIC CENTER ^ The program will be held The Couples’ (Club of the First stars proficiency badges went to Joan Huckins, Adele Kennon, October 1063, to 14,000, the Oongregatlonal Church will Shirley Kuchy, Ellen Lawson, the corridor outside the present 111^ CENTER ST. e 649-7836 # MANCHESTER .^Monday through Friday, ICom t Ckiban refugee center said to Kristine Kersen, backyard fun, have Its annual cookout at 6:80 Meg MacArthur, Mary Phil- office but this plan was rejert- < a.m. to 8:30 pjn. at Union, day. pete and sign of the arrow; Su p.m. Saturday at the home of brick, Dorothy Purvis, Isis Pur ed by Dr. RamwMl. *^apphig and Orchard HHl The 14,000 eases represent Wed. Only san Burnett, backyard fun, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B. (Carlson vis and Linda Schmidt. A committee conetotlng of Elementary Schoola ’Die aobed- 38,000 persons. Maximum as troop dramatics and sign of the In Oak Grove. Receives Degree 'Ihomaa (Tamithers, chairman, nle w ill include athletics, games sistance administered hy the arrow; Margaret Haun, troop ARMOUR'S WESTERN STEER lEEP The Friendly (Circle of the Arthur Gallahan, W illiam Cknith and organized arts and crafts. Health, Education and Welfare dramatics, backyard fun, books, Edward A. Haddad, eon of First (Congregational (Church and Hahn was appointed tu There will be two supervismti Department la 1100 monthly per musician and sign o f the arrow; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haddad (dor each playground. 111^ are: family. ^ lONELESS wUl have its annual dinner at and Cheryl Tabor, backyard fun of South St., received his bach further investigate the preh- tha (Clark House in WlUimantlc, and sign o f the arrow. elor of Bcience degree in electri lem. leaving at 7 p.m. today from Also Susan Melanson, back cal engineering at commence In other action, the board the church. yard ton, pets and sign of the ment exercises at the Uni'ver- approved a report of the foot \rtw! llu ‘ Mrs. Robert P. Bowen, local arrow; Joan Crocker, pets; Su sity o f (Tonnecticut. While at ball committee regarding the director of the Women’s Auxil san Batters, backyard ton, pets tending the school, he was a purchase of equipment; author iary to the Windham Communi Iftiiirs and sign of the arrow; M ar member of the lE.E.E. Student ized the superintendent to ap ty Memorial Hospital, has an WITH BRYANT GAS AIR CONDITIONING guerite Shea, backyard fun, Branch and affiliated with prove bUle for payment and to BEEF nounced a total of 3132 was troop dramatics, storyteller, fill staff vacancies during the FOLLOW THE SEARCHLIGHTS Theta Signa Chi social fratern Ybu’H love the absence of noise ki tlie Bryant GAS realized through coffee parties musician and s l ^ of the ar Slim m er months when the board ity. Haddad has accepted a po- held by various women in town. row; Elaine Oreenleaf, hack- does not meet; approved a re A k Conditioner. So will your neighbors. A silent gae sitton with Electric Boat in Mrs. Bowen has extended her. yard ton, troop dnunatica, quest for free tuition for a sum Groton. flame does the woric...stays quiet forever. Aftor'afl, TO THE appreciation to the hostesses storyteller, musician and sign mer school attendee and author and all those who took part in | of arrow; Mary LeBlanc, ised use o f the Rok, backyard ton, pets, mU' Manoheetor Evening Herald School baseball field by the Ver noisy with age? If you want the most care-free, ROAST 4-H Dairy Judging slan, my country tmd sim of Coventry oorreepondent, F. non Recreational Oommltteefor The s^ual 4-H Twilight, the arrow; Mary Kuchy., oack-____ Pauline Little, telephone 743. use by Little Leagues and Bshe moet dependable, most desirable and thriftiest air SHOULDER CLOD Dairy Judging meeting will b e ' yard ton, pets and sign of the 6331. Ruth League. WEST HARTFORD ARMORY conditioning k Bryant. W b his^fly lecommead Bryant'Ifou’H save inoney on kistalatioQ becavne no special wiring is leciuked; nor do w A FOR THE GREATEST have to be moved because the unit goes outside. C iA Think of all the (ars you could buy for under $2,40002 us today for a free survey of your home or piece of business. will submit a coR^ilete, detailed eetimate FURNITURE SALE Now think of this: Wouldn’t you really rather have a Bitck? that we wilt stand bgr. No obligation.
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ket produot, from the world around him. Five Complete The only' people he sees for long Connecticut Miller-MacDonald Weddings Koubik-Rohan enough to know are thoee with whom Labor Program he eharaSvWptivlty, or—If he beoomea The marriage of Mias Patricia Y a n kj^ Masur • Morton The Oonneetieut Labor Da- lost—the taker of a toll, or perhaps the Franoaa Rohan of Mancheator waltrees at a strategically located res Miss Sandra Lae Morton and partment haa announoad the W . H . Sr A.H.O. Richard Stanley Maaur, both of snd Charles Paul Koublk of graduation of five Manehaater taurant Baat Hartford was solemnissd H m Democrktia partar U ffm - Manchester, were united In residents hi the department’s U f I M I , : And the only landscape that he ex Saturday, Juns 9, at St Jamsa’ nectiout has baooma aa «M fbt marriage Friday at • p.m. In apprenticeship program. periences is held off in the distance by Church. "At a safety shoulder, a guard rail and b flat the rectory at SL B r 1 d g e t’e ] The commencement exerciaea Church. Ths bride is the daughter of took place at the House oi Rep- neatly cleared and graded right of way We issue this prenooM Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Rohan, after making aur way i The bride of 709 Main St. is resentatlvee in Hartford, June to either side of the highway. 66 Florence St. The bridegroom 12. It is a brave motorist who ventures the soft-euahkmsd puni a daughter of Mr. and Mre. la the son of Mr. and Mra. Carl noble doeumcot atlad _ John E. Morton Sr., 171 Hil Koublk, East Hartford. The Mancheeter graduatas off at a highway exit before he reaches nectlcut Demoeratle BtaM n at- liard St. The bridegroom Is ths The Rev. Joseph H. McCann are Leslie C. Stevenson of The wANnur his destination. form, and fonnaW«<^ son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley performed the double ring cere Gunner Mfg. Co.; James B< Her For each ten miles per hour he in ed by the state oonverttlon 10 Maaur, 160 Loomis St. ring, Mel Tool and Engineering Fbateat oar Ml mony. Mrs. Ralph Maccarone Co.; Dennis P, RopBey« Neteo creases his speed, our traveler m ust days ago. The Rev. Stanley E. Haatillo was organist and soloist. 'hitre wks a time whtn IBs Tool. Oo.; and Garry Lawrence BONANZA perforce, eliminate that much more of St. Bridget's Church per The bride, given In marirSge and Douglas Tomm of the Op 86 at 287 W e at' Demoeratle party in OonlMiM- formed the double ring cere by her father, wore a cf>cktall- from his envirotunent that oould If left cut was a Isan eat, stW a. Ht- tical Style Bar. Turnpike, M iW mony. iength gown of silk tVilffon, de lER, Conn. alone confuse and perhaps destroy him. tls hungry, atm a little vantars- signed with inodifled scooped aome in maad, and aapabls, in Given in marriage by her NOTE OF CAUTION Parkade, whera I For each new car on the limited ac father, the bride wore a pale neckline, elbow-length sleeves, a special cut cess highway the plans must be ex faet, af producliig a p s ^ pUt- a jeweiod cummerbund, and WASHINGTON (A P)-Penta fOrm whieh did aomsilitiig more bhie riieath with white acces- gon security officers, inspecting slrioin steak. ------, !>• B m id Prlntlnt Oohumov. Ina. ••■ panded to more lanes to oontsUn the soriea, and a corsage of white sheath frpnt skirt with side and to, crisp green s a M i 00 finonrtol roopiMriMUty for typo- than sit eamplaeantly oa Hm back fullness. Her bouffant veil nightly to make sure ail safes ■1 more and more vehicles which will use carnations. containing classified documents taety dresaiag «M t( MToro opptprtng m adrortlaoiBonU aushkin. of silk illusion was arranged slab of Texas lur roodlog matter ki Tbo Ifoncboator them. But not thia time. This ttae, Miss Janet Acelln of Ooveh- from a cap of pearls and iri- are closed, leave this reminder: BonUd.______. ______tiy was maid of honors' She "Lonesome? all for 81.89. OaOi for Instanee. the party plat descents, and she carried a cas Open Toes, tbm ______a me. And each time a bit more of reality form did not even get near iueh wore a light blue afid white cade bouquet of white roses. "Like excitement? RoproMOUdraa — 'm Jnliu must be wiped from our experience. print dress and ■Vvhite accea- "Want to be noticed? 11:80 AM. te f A gney — Now Tork Cm- heresy aa a poaaiblt pnpaaal to Mrs. Edward Wilson of Man dosed Mondays. Yet we still buy new cars, more cars, abolish the rigid party levsr ays- sories. , chester, an aunt of the bride, "Want to meet new people? £^'*Annrl°SnuBdiO o r cikcdla* tem of voting in Oonnaetieat It M. WllHAm Portsr of Man was matron of honor. She wore "Then—just leave your safe faster cars; we go farther in them, fast chester served as best man. open!!’’ er in them, longer in them; and we com cams out in favor of avsrythlac a sheath of beige silk chiffon whieh would "sneourage aad lh- Mrs. Morton wore a navy with matching acceeeorles and Tu«g(ta]r> JuM U plain noors about the results with each oilitate full partlelpation te ye- blue and white sheath with a cap ot irldescents with face increase that wo foster. Htleal ehoiee by aU ponNma white acoeasories, and a corsage veil. She carried a cascade bou Father’s Day JnaM ttett ^ of pink rosea. The bridegroom’s BODY ’N FENDER The state highway department in qualtflsd to vote.” But it dbr*ak quet of red roses. I No Barikr C3uuice away from any dtseuasioa a mother wore a navy blue dress Joseph Soucie of Vernon' REPAIRS tends, it says, to implement a federal ehangs in the voting auMidns with white aeceseoriee. served as best man. Francis 8-. e Expertly Done e 8IFT IDEA... I requirement that will force the updat which might "anoourago andfa- A reception for 25 was held | Rohan of Manchester, a brother And Dad Will Larva Itl ! Both pro-OoIdwktor and aati>Oold- ing of the Wilbur Cross Highway eUitata" at the home of Mr. and Mrs. of the bride, was an usher. WEST SIDE MOTORS M ttr •lamonti within Ui« Rapubllcaa through Manchester to serve traffis It oould have attsmptad, ai it Alton Oowlea, 264 Green Rd., The mother of the bride wore 684 MAIN STREET S W I N G ; ^erty Moot to iharo th« view that Oov- attempted two years agb,. to uncle and aunt of the bride. The a green print dress with white Telephone 648-6181 loads expected in the year IMO. accessories. The bridegroom’s gmor Icranttm waited too long and t In a plank calling for mafc- couple will live at 709 Main HAMMOCK To do this, the Wilbur Chosa will be G I the party lever optional, a St. mother wore a pink linen sheath -I Started too late to be granted much come ten lanes wide: Bastbound traffle move Governor Dempoey has with white accessories. Both Complete With MeaB wore corsages of pink and white haaoe of aucceas in his quest for the will occupy the entire area now devot aald he favors, and a movs Owen - Gregoire ^ epubliean presidential nomination, Demoeratle 8Uta Chairman rosebuds. 8 1 2 . 9 8 ed to two-direcUen travel, plus the now Miss Paulette M. Oregoire, A reception for 90 was held at i That view certainly seems to square John Bailey has also, at das BARRiCiNi See Hmm A* • * dormant median strip; and a whole new time or another, said he favors, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hen Cavey’s Restaurant. For a mo exclusively at ^ t h the moat obvious facts of the mo* highway about equivalent to the existing but a move which, aomebow, ry W. Gregoire of East Hart tor trip to Cape Cod, Mass., MARLOirS, Im. I §nent, and Scranton has a monumental never got through the 1V62 ford, beoame the bride of Mar Mra. Koubik wore a blue cord Wilbur Crose will be built to the north vin L Owen Jr., son of Mrs suit with white accessories. *1716 Liggeff Drug f i ;r n i t u s s . j | k before him if he la to whittle away west of the present highway. platform committee or the IPSS State Senate either. Mildred Thorret, 33 Eldrldge coupis will live in East Hart Lorins photo Mala Bt. 6 4 e-fm T Qoldwater’s commanding lead in To aoeompllsh an Interchange with an St., and Marvin Owen Sr. of ford. MRS. CHARLES PAUL KOUBIK PARKADE Or, If the 1964 platform oom- ■ ■ . a ■ r4eiegate strength. other major road win require something mlttee had not been quite ao MRS. KENNETH WAYNE MILLEfT** Pateraon, N.J. Saturday, May But to accuse Scranttm od having like 26 acres of land. fat and contented on Its cushion. 23 at St. Rose’a Ohurch, East Hartford. been indecisive in the weeks before Gold* When it comes into being, in the year It oould have gone the other Mias Sandra Louise MacDon^cascade bouquets of pink carna way, and followed the sugges tions. The couple honeymooned at water’s surprise victory in the Califor 1970, the whole thmg will seem only tion of former Mayor Ed Ber- ald of RookvUle, Md., and Ken- Niagara Falls, Canada; They nia primary race, is peihaps not to read vaguely absurd because it has had time Robert I. Miller of Bolton, gln of Waterbury, who appeared BOth Wayne Mfiler of Manchee- brother of the bridegroom, reeide at 709 Main St. correctly the events of the time. to sneak up on the tmaware, behind a before it to urge a plank en tsr were married at Woodelde served as best man. Ushers It is quite obvioiu the final decision to cover of maps and diaoussiim. dorsing perpetual retention, of Methodist Ohurch, Silver were David MacDonald Jr. of TRAINEE SURVIVES the mandatory party lever. EDWARDS AIR FORCE run—against odds which he must clearly And whan it is completed, everyone Springs, Md., on June 18. Rockville, Md., brother of the have understood—was bnnight about in will hats It, the way everybody hates In the years when the Dsmo- bride; and David Powell of Lan BASE, Calif. (AP) — A space eratlc party was still lean and The bride is a daughter of caster, Ohio. pilot trainee escaped without a the desperate aftermath of the Califor the Connsctleut Thruway, but use it still a little bit hungry it was Mr. and Mrs. David MacDonald The bride's mother wore a scratch after parachuting from I nia contest anyway because It is so quick and con capable. In Its party platform, Sf Rockville, Md. The. bride cotton lace dress of eggshell his crippled jet fighter near On evwy level there was then reason venient And everybody will have nobody of the artful stimulation of a groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. with a matching jacket. The this desert test center. Navy Lt. Patrick Henry Jr., tor Republicans of moderate persuasloa to Marne but himself. spirit of bi-partlsanship. In Arthur L Miller of 8 Stephen bridegroom’s mother wore a those years, the Demoeratle St. peau de sole dress of pale green. 28. of Trlnagle, Va., U one of to urge an antl-Goldwater candidate to party put a gioaay finiah en ita The Rev. Dr. A. 8. Woodward, A reception was held at the 11 scheduled to graduate from come forward. For thoee with instincts the Air Force Space Pilot School “What you don’t know about own image by eearchlng seal- grandfather of the bride and home of the bride’s parents. of statesmanship there was fear for the ously until It found aomething minister emeritua of the Indi When leaving on a motor trip here next month. He ejected OutsiBartod in the record of the political op- after hie F104A went out of twi^party system It GoMwater became ana Conference, assisted by the through the south, Mrs. Miller control Monday. the party standard bearer in election de position which it eould hail aa Rev. Dr. E. Wllllsm Hall of wore a blue and white cotton Too many people came and too many helpful and oonatructive cooper lace two-piece dress and a white feat against President Johnson. And in Woodaide Church, performed stayed too kmg. That was the story be ation. the double ring ceremony. War- orchid. 'The couple will live at these columns the unorthodox view was But this year's doeumwit does 605 8. Fees St., Bloomington, hind the MiaoSi'lh New York hotels last hen D. Wood of Melrose, Mass., Ind. car insurance can cost you presented that Goldwater might, under not waste Its time in any kM uncle of the bridegroom, was week when patrons with reservatioBa al words, either true or false, Mr. and Mrs. Miller are grad certain combinations of circumstances, ready made arrived apd were tumsd FEEDING TIME the organist and soloist. The al uates of Oherlln (Ohio) College, succeed in winning the election and do about the Republicans. Such tar was deoorted with old away. words, if present, would, of and in the fall will begin grad ing still more serloim harm to the party A arhlta Pelican feeds her eourse, eetabltsh tte broad-M- fashioDsd bouquets of white uate studies in French at In and nation. The weather, the Fair, and the con young in this detail from the Bowers. diana University at Blooming haHtat group exhibit of west partlsan spirit of the bemo- On the more i>ractical level it was vention of about 80,000 retail bu3rers, «U ta'ats, too. But this ySar *they . Given In marriage by her fa- ton for their master’s degrees. helped make things miserable for the ern marsh birds at The Amer were riot considered worth'the . ther, ■ the bride wore a floor- money,” says Nationwide feared that opposition to Goldwater la ican Museum of Natural His hapless tourist who innocently usumed Jimmy effort, and the RepubHeaiM,* if length gown of white silk or- a number of sensitive states would car tory. Tbs location representsd any of them ever bother to raad gansa with Imported cutout 10 View From The Fann ry over to Republican candidates in high his reservatiaa would be honor‘d as it is Klamath Lake on the Cali the document, win be pleased to trim on the sleeves and around Orford Chapter always had bMi. fornia - Oregon bonier where and low office and bring them to de aeveni speclea of marsh Mrda discover that thM have been the hem of the skirt. It was Of DAR Meets feat. The buyers brought their families this Breslin together on islands of given all their old horns bRk, fashioned with a fitted bodice Nationwide Insurance reveals some little known facts to help you No doubt Scranton felt soma high mo time Instead of leaving them at home es. The exhibit la included and are oiiee moris eom plot^ and a bell-ahaped skirt with a because the Fair was on. Some Fair- a evil. detachable chapel-length train. Orford Pariah Chapter, tivation when he plunged, in, knowing Jerry W. Black is a member we started being good brothers it has been costing us money, in the F’rank M. Chapman Me Daughters of the American goers decided to stay on at their hotels morial Hall of North American If any Democrat ever reads Hei; bouffant vril of silk illusion WAYS that his role might well 1>e that of a of the New Yoric State As to the whole world and Truman big money, to exist side by side Birds which opened to the pub the platform he will receive a was attached to a cluster of Revolution, will hold ita final that the World-Famous get better protection for less money—if you’re a careful driver. sacrificial lamb. But it is equally prob because rain the previoiu week had in- sembly arid since 1946, when he tried to out-Rooservelt Roosevelt with these upstate farmers and free ticket oh the flnt twin meeting of the seasMi Thurs and then Kisenhower tried to lic June 10. imported silk roses, and she able that the post California panic gave terfe^*ed with their Fair-seeing and may first drove f down to Albany to their rigged Legislature. The double to be run oit a ConBartl- carried a cascade bouquet of day at the summer home of be because the Fair had more to offer out-Truman Truman and then way it stood before yesterday, cut racetrack, and U any mem Mrs. Raymond George, at 61 DALE GARNEOIE Scranton the closest thing he could get help run tiie state, his vote and we got Kennedy and now we two dairy cows in Oswego were white roses and lllles-of-the- Attawan Rd., Attawah Beach, Americans spend $6 billion a year on car in- than they expected. ber of the ordinary' voting pub valley. 5. Can a careful driver to the oondltloo under which he had do- his thinking have hstd some have this Johnson and we’re in more Important than 5,000 peo lic ever reads sither party plat Niantic. The program for the suranoe. Yet moat people hardly know e Hie result was that irate travelers thing to do with how we get a mess. 1 think it would be good ple in, Ocean Parkway. Herald Miss Marianne MacDonald of day includes a potluck, auction, save money? Yes. A per dded he would be a candidate. form he will become eligjbla to Rockville, Md., sister of the COURSE thing about what they’re buying. were told they oould not have their along here in New York City to have a little contrast and let 1M4 PuNlshm Kempapw ask what stand sither party busineas meeting and the In son with a good driving Putting aside literal Interpretatioa of and its iniburbs. There are a Barry Goldwater in. Sjmdloatt Yesterdays bride, was maid of honor. stallation of officers for 1964- Nationwide agents make a point of giving fast claim safttooM irt the early Scranton pronouncements that rooms. takes on the one really big state record can almost always totel of 1114 million pe<^le liv "As for the State, you can’t issue shaping up for the next Bridesmaids were Miss Karen 65. their customers all the facts, and we believe in ha would not run unless drafted, there la Behind it all, there was the New York ing around here. Black, a Re Rae Morris of Cleveland, Ohio, qualify for inauranoe'vritti We believe our Nationwide drive-in datma base representsAon on popula 25 Yeara Ago General Assembly—that of h>* Members are reminded to doing the aame thing in our advertiaing. Here station in Cohimbua holds tiw wocid ssa- stW left the clear Indication that the Hotel policy of overbooking—accepting publican, comes from T’nunans- tion. That means a place IBce A Thought for Today and Mrs. Tonu Ruben of Royal bring handmade articles, white aoompanylikeNationwide. ourg, N.Y., and he represents troducing horse race betting to ord for fast payment Scranton strategy was to join the race more reservations than there are rooma New York City would have all SpoBssred by the Maaehestw Anderson - Shea Post, VFW, Connecticut Oak. Mich. elephant items, jams and jel MEN are anawera to some of the moat often-asked Nationwide can save a care The policy is partly in defense against 16.000 people and 10,000 cows in the representation. .That’s wins first prize in music and The maid of honor and brides lies, books and any other pieces questions about car insurance. A naan driving in for a damaje aafi- only If he saw the possibility that a Schuyler County. Most of the wrong. Suppose no food was CooBoa of Churches But the Democratic party is, maids wore floor-length gowns and ful driver as much as $40 a ‘’no shows,” people who make reserva people are farmers. Most of the marching at Bridgeport conven aa we have said, an old fat cat, available to be auctioned off by mate mwjudged the distanoe Letnean hb large segment of the party would unite shipped in for a week, where tion. of pale pink silk organza trim Mre. William J. Thresher. 1. Will I get the same year, ormits pieces were a matching silk or- 6. How do companies decide who*s a careful Time between aeddsnt asid paym m t— California held out that promise to men, overbooking runs from five to fif- be stuck with a lot of bankrupt quently considered to be exact tirplcal and expected that the She will be assisted by Mrs. 1. Inoreaae Poise and Con No. You may be surprised Now York City and yesterday, farms on your hands. But there opposites. I think that they be for Rev. K. E. Erickson and gw sa rose with a circular veil. Louis Marte and Mrs. Halstead fidence. driver? As yet no oennpany has come up with four minutot . Scranton since there was no unifying teed per cent while ”00 shows” run as finally, Ute Supreme Court of family. 1964 document should begla its to learn that there is a con was no reason to bring this up long together. The honor attendant carried a R. Tiffany. Members in need of 2. Speak EITey.tively a foolproof way of deciding. However, we are force. QtUU possibly the time might high as SO per cent the United States said that to Mr. Black yesterday. And When I look upward into the St. James’ Parochial School very last sentence with a proola- cascade bouquet of white carna transportation may contact 8. Sell Yourself and Your siderable difference be For the time being at least one hotel these couritry people are going maUon of a principle Abe RiM- tions and pink sweetheart roses, Ideas. finding that careful drivers have certain things have been ripe if Goldwater bad lost an i to have to gti their hands out there is no reason' to bring Up star filled canopy of the night graduates 42 students. ooff found down 4n ralrflaM Mrs. Frederick Baker, 34 Lilac tween companies. 11. De all insurance chain has reversed the policy and order anything any more with him or I am overwhelmed with a feel and the bridesmaids carrisd St. 4. Be Youreelf with Any in common. For instance, they drive leas than hie siq>port had witherM which la what of our business. Girl Scouts Ruth Wheaton, County way back in 1964, and Group. Some companies sudi as companies have drive-in ed its hotels to underbook. From now on, the court ruled. any of the rest of theae country ing of humility and at the same June Bickmore and Marguerite 20 miles to and from work. Ihey’ve been in the most obeervers expected would happen, hustlers who have been knock time filled with a sense of Immediately appropriated for 5. Remember Namm. the Nationwide companies The combination of circumatiuices New York State has to have a Barry receive Golden Eaglet the Democratic party: same line of work for the past five years. And claims stations? No. Only even up to a few days M ore the vote. Legislature constructed of dis ing this city's brains out for throbbing grandeur. Ism made sn I it; iimn' 6. Think and Speak on Vour are mudi fussier than oth The margin, at that, was close. which caused the confusion and irrita years. They are all through now. humble by the comparison of awards at scout camp. "We are opposed to a state Feet they’re married. a few. Nationwide intro tricts in boUi houses of its Leg personal Income tax.” 7. Control Fear and Worry. ers about whom they insure. They accept only ,If Scranton, like Nixon, was waiting tion may not arise again, even while the islature as nearly of equaC pop For once, this state can be re my own significance to the en 10 Yeara Ago of these things may not seem to have duced the oountry’s first Fair la in progress. But it might not bis ulations as Is practicable. This arranged and New York City, compassing splendor and.vaat- Like a fat eat should. 8. Be a Better peoide with good driving records. As a result, drive-in claims station in around bo cash in on Rockefeller’s hard .where all the people live, can ness of the universe. At the Oonvereationalist. much to do with how well you drive, but we too naive to suggest that hotels ought to means that Black, with 1 ^ 16.- Mrs. Ira Swigart purchaasa they can charge le»a because they have fewer 1954. We now have them in work, he cannot be blamed for that. 000 people and tiieir cows, no start getting things done. same time I feel a . pardonable 9. Develop Your Hidden find they go together with an aoddent-frea stop overbooking and guests o i ^ t to The population of the state pride that the Creator who first life insurance poHcy is Talents. accident claims to pay. 48 dtira. They are saving There was, untU California, no certain longer will have a vote equal to sued by Savlnge Bank of Man Today's Birthdays driving record. erisis facing the party. stop over-reserving as a regular strate that of an AssemMyman from ' is 16.7 million and change. The fashioned the heavenly bodies 10. Earn That Better Job, If you’re looking for car insurance, be sure New York area inakes up 11.2 chester. More Income. people time and trouble. It might be a little glib to assume that gy- Brooklyn, where the average gave me a soul that I might ap-. Opera singer Helen TraulisI to talk to a Nationwide man. 'Ihere’s a good district is made up of 180.000 million of this. Just the five predate their sparkling bril Manchester Development OF MANCHESTER 7. Do women drivers pay less than men? 12. C an I lower my rates? There’s a good a Rockefeller victory in California would Tliia time everybody was outsmarted. Oommiselon sends out question la 60 today; Frank McKlnnsJr, Be our Guest without chance he can offer a better deal on oar insur peopCe. It also means that this boroughs of New York City con-' liance upon a night like this. former Democratic Natlomd Women over 25 pay the same as men. Women chance you can. Here are some things yon have become eventual' victory for tribute over 50 per cent of the Life is both mortal and kn- naires to discover availability of Cost or Obligation ance than his competition. city, and what we need In this chairman, la 00. under 25 pay anywhere from 10 to 63 percent Scranton, but reservations about the city, may become a little more revenue received by the state. morUl. Living it to its fullest workers for new Industry in e in d o : In return, this farmer-controlled town. New York Governor on the part of antl- important than the needs of six requlfes both humility and FREE 2. Ara there different ways of figuring my less than men in thb age group. 'The reason? b Ihke a larger deductible amount on your eol« Another Safety Myth? farradrs Uving on a road out Legislature we’ve had to live pride. Thomas P. McKenna wins Young women have fewer aoddenta than young Goldwater Repubhoans have been obvi side of some Mace like Ogdens- with gives New York City only ■Winston O. Abbott, third place and 1300 in Pratt A 4 home eftwr proof of lose. Neee> by tarror.---HARTFORD AUTO- and now we’re measing" It see tomorrow! Vm Fortber M O inunt, published by the around. We didn’t have an hi- GALL OOUJBOT htta Ohib eC Hartford. come tax until 19J8 and thcB ibL Bts-eooo T
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% r M A N cm tit iraBinNO’niauzi>«^X A inaf^^ com ^ rtfmDAX nnm w MANCfflBStttB EVENING'matALD, I^C H IST E R . OONN^ TUESDAY, JUNE 16, IM i Annual Meetinff June^ tegs iMToblem, a sstUemeat can Launi'M an^or Oonvalesceilt Mrs. Farris Quake Jolts State Awaits not bs eonchidsd unA n eewsr. Home after a long iUneaa He College Budget Trimmed Court Holds • j Dean Lowe Presents area enchange A the Manches Was the husband of the late E ven ts ter Memorial HoivlUl arsn has Teresa Farr. W ill H ead J a p a n Port Sewer Study bssn srrsngsd. Hut txchange Mr. Farr was bom in Froso- 5th Applies District Board Asks A turn h in ^ on Ae propara- lone, Italy in 1884, and lived in To Fit in Appropriation First Annual Report In State F a ^ Om ) tlon of an engAeerlng study re U funtn^^ M ptc«s wtU Mknehester 60 yeara He was AL W om en Ths Stats Water cently nuthoclsed by the dis T t a u n t e formerly employed at Cheney A revised 1964-86 opeMting^explring June 80,1986; Mrs. Wtl To States ■...... t OommAsion has telsored dia- trict Broa. and also owned and op< P age Om ) liam Belfiora (1996) and Robert were mobUAed aad ordered into *'Our greatest achievements lie in the diversity of hu WtenM^^MWr of 40S bu dget tor the Manchester Tax Rate of 2.5 MiUs euasiofi of Maachsotor’s sowsr 8U who 4M MTly thhi erated a candy atore on Char B. 8mlth (1966) were elected Mn. BaaiA Furria of S D ur- the diaastor ars6k man individuals whom we have helped,” Dean Frederick A msetlng of town- sod dis C a r r i a g e ter Oak St. for many yean. Community College ' totaling ’The UK. Suprsme Court re kA S t was alaetad praritent of Keaichl YamashUa, pliot rf problem a until next month, trict offlcAu, orlglnnUy sched aher a Ioa|^ Olneas. demonstrate his arguments to her committee. W. Lowe Jr. told the citizens advisory council last night j ^ a t y 'ienbicki w w tha ownar Ho was a member of the secrecy viOlatlan. |U5Ji68 waa approved unani Year-end reports rf council versed two Connecticut court Aa Amarloan Lafloa Auxiliary aa dUl-Japaa Airways Jst srhlch pending th e rOouilU r f a a en gi uled for Ast night was cancel flew over Niigata at about lo,- in presenting the Community College’s first annual re 625 Msfei oparator of tha Hobby Italian American Society. Mulvey said the statute has mously by the Cltlaens Advi committees wera mads as fol- rulings when it declared yester last night at Aa final maaUng neering study. ed because the engAeerlng on Oantar 8 t. «nd pra> The funeral will be held gone unchallenged tor the 62 low s: day that A s guarantses against for Ala aaaaon at Aa boina of 000 feet, said he saw smoke rts- poiport w------study had not yet bssn oomplst- 9 Open Mo sory Council at last night’s an rste S t m m , wnm th« anntul mtoting is held on The commission yesterday before atrtckah with a Thursday at 8:15 a.m. from the yean it has been in effect nual masting. It will now be Admissions and standards, setf-lnerimlnatlon rf tha Etfth Mn. B i^ a Fnaman, SIS W , Ag from Ae city. Dr. Lowe.stated further that cation for professional advanco- sd. June 29, st 7t80 p.m. at B entley^ool on Hol- hoard a tsport from Director Tel. ___ aathma ooiuUUon, John F. Tierney Funerai Home, To this. Judge Andwaon said submitted for approval to the Edson M. Bailey; development, Amandment apply to stats as Middla 'I^ a . Sba auceaaJa M n. “I saw one li^ e bridge com msnt or Jiut self fUlflUment. the future looked bright wiA 48 WOHam 8. Wiss on a JoAt town- ^ted Herm’a Camera Shop 219 W. Center St., with a sol that many laws have not been board of education. Gilbert Barnes; faoUitlee and well as fsdsral court proceed- Bdvrard Waltora. A poUuok pra- Tha annual meeting data was pletely coUapeed,’’ be reported. It A AA range of Aterests challenged tor many yean, but “ One rf Ae two runways at As students already admitted and district effort to provide sew- Naaaiff Arms atore. emn high Maas of requiem at* The budget repraesnta a $25,- servlcea, Arthur H. nUng; irg s. oated A a m aatA g. O ffieara wUI changed last night by A s bowd Umsrlck, A hA monAljr fire and purposes that A s dean dea- St. James’ Church. Btudal will that changes ara m ate'all tbs airport waa covarsd wiA water. more than 40 applying tor Ae ag« treatment facilities for Ae orn In Mancheater, Nov. 21, 000 downvnird adjustment of faculty and curriculum, Mrs. ’The high court’s decision was. ba InataUad A Saptombar A from Wsdnssday, Juns 24, A bstwsen May 18 and crib^ as that ’’Infinite varl^ ___ >, he waa the aon of Mra. be in S t James’ Cemetery. tlm a. the boanTe original 8140,606 Frederick Becker (for Dr. Don ordsr that it can compAto Its Jim* IS, noorded 18 firs o Ia 1 tried to raise Ae NUgata con fail semester. wAch A the ideal rf Ae com Parker Village area, svhere Friends may call at the fu The third Judge on the panel baaed on an iqnxrf Tram a 1961 JoAt earamonlaa w lA Aa peat trol tower but there was no an Induetrial wastes ara dumpsd tfff pogon*UU Wierkbickl proposed budget, which waa ald Morrison); finance, Adam budget aaaslona and prepare to The number Aoludsd It aoArf He said application prospecto prehensive community college.” neral home tonlght/from 7 to 9 waa M. Joseirii BhimenMd. Stats Superior Court ruling at tha Laglon Homa. sw er.’ ’ Ato Lordall Brook. ad the late Ignacy W lemblcki. tiinuned by thp board rf direc Rhodes (for N. William Knight); advartlsa tha call of tha maat- <»• Irfse alarm. A continue at A e rate of about ton Dean Lowe cited the experi yff^t in trade achool, W ien and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and handed down by Judge Charles OAar offieara ara Mra J. F. First news photos from Nii TRAVEL tors by that amount upon the public ralstlons, Mrs. Raymond S. House, of Manchester, citing Ag at least five days A ad- breakdown Aowed Area A a week, and a haid core rf 23 ence of tide year’s actual oper Tbs brook empties A turn ie waa a catcher In baae- 7 to 9 p.m. B. Gowen; student personnel Wallatt flrat vloa praaldmt; ^U inga (4), grass and bnsih gata showed me Showa-OhasM Insurance Upheld recommendation rf General WUliam MaUoy rf Windsor tor vanoa rf the meeting, as re full-time freshmen are expected ation as the best possible help Ato A s Hockanum River, which Taka a Lss| Oittiaes triepboas vM I aM a guard In baaketball services. Miss Catherine Put- Mra. Bugwa Fraaman, aaoond ($), aad one each to woods, a m dge desttoyed wiA two rf ito in getting ready for Atore has long been the object of com HARTFORD (AP) — A Su Manakger Richard Martin. contempt in refusing to answer quired by law. to return A Ae fail along wiA t«tn r sftsa to Iritnffi sr riiitivi* ylth the vanity, teama. Later George Proctor naib; and scholarahipe. Dean vlca pr^drat; Mra WUbart ear, truelL eU burner, and on* spans collapsed into Ae ShAano classes and Ae growA of As mission poAiUon abatement ef 60 perior Court Judge baa ruled Martin bad based his raoom- questions In a vice Inveatiga- Honors Graduate At As masting, three cur several part-time degree can le played baseball In the Twl> George Proctor, 64, of 87 that a "wnp-up” workmen’s E ^ e . Audm, aacratary; M n. Bvoratt mutual aid. iuver. AnoAer bridge was to- college. fo rts. ftr away (sr net so far sssfl. Ksspa mentetion on an estimated full tlon earlier A at year. rant officers plan to aaak ra- didates. lUtLeague at the West Side Spmee S t, died this morning st compensation insurance policy Dean Lowe noted that all stu Mias Roanne Wise graduated Kannady, traararar; M n. WU- eloetAn. They are VAtor Swan Howard Keeney, district t a c t . Lowe noted that the college The commission agreed to yos 99 an all ttit asm. Kstpi tlmn time e^valent enrollment at MaUoy, a convicted gambler, Dr. Lowe described Ae stu ^ and in the Rec Baskat- his home after a'long illness. may be written tor worken who dents rf the Manchester Com wlA honors from Ae SouAern bar Uttla, chaplaA; Mra Ray son, dAtrict president; Mrs. treasurer, r^ rtod a trsaaury A Ae background clouds rf dents rf the community college would not provide contAuAg suspend discussion of Ae prob (fii League. Until forced to the college rf 106 students. ’Ihe lost an appeal in the State Su black and gray smoke billowed ikinuiit about yss. Ifs Es asiUM t B om A p ril 25, 1900. In CTon- will build the Connecticut Yan achool board’s request bad been munity Coucge — wiio had ap Ooimectlcut SAA OoUege at con' mond Chartlar, hlatorian; Mra Maty Larala, tax oollsctor; and brfanee of $f,810.Il after pay as a dUflcidt group to categor- education to Ae community at lem until its July msstlng, how jt because at iUneaa. he par- preme Court rf Elrrors, and Aousante of feet Ato tiie sky. Ib b ii Is bsisi tbars. Ma-Cate, Ireland, he had been kee Atomic Power Co. Plant at based on Dean Frederick W. plied for scholarship aid 'during vocation ceremonies A New CUffbrd Walker, aaxfaant«t- Royinqnd Coleman, diractor. ment of current blUs xAich lie due to Aeir wide range of no cost. But he said it would ever, to rtvs the town and Ae ictpated in the R e c ScM ball a Manchester raaident for the then went to Ae UB. Suprame The national poUce reported Haddam Neck. Lowe’s estimate of enrollment the year had received assistance Haven May 28. arma; Mra Laon Bradlay, aa- One other directorship must amounted to $4,748.42, are paid. Aterests. “Their diversity de provide Ae first two years at dAtrict time to work out a sew ------He resided in Aiiaona past 42 years. He was employed Court for vindication. Mias W ise is- Ae dauAAr rf The dlreetore ordered pejrment more than 60 houses had crum In his decision yesterday. divalent to 150 full-time stu and umounced that 82.000 in ■iatant aargoant-at-anna, and also be fiUed, tha unaxplrad fines Ae nature of Ae commu less cost and in better quluaUi er asTssment. yean tor health rea- by Arrow, Hart and Hegeman Hartford County State’s At Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Wise at o f a ll cu rren t btUs. pled A NIlgaA and on# major than that of a large state uni w $im ni Ml BNusi Judge Frank Covello affirmed dents. National Defense Elducatlon Mra. Edward Walton, Junior term of BamaM August nity college," he said. AlUKMigh both municipal Electric Co., Hartford, and was an order by the late state in Act loans for next year have torney John D. LaBeUe of Man- 61 miltop Dr. whose high school Calvin Taggart, superinten- naoltos company’s AstalAtlon verelty. TEiTWK n sn sT >. Wlersbickl, despite num- Dean Lowe reported to the paat prasldant A North End group of otu- ’The effort to respond to that unite have tentatively agreed to custodian of the Salvation Army surance Conuniasloner Alfred been approved by the govern cheater argued against Malloy’s career included membership A tent of public works A the had been destroyed. He said that favorable legls- __i b^th setbacks and in council on the finance commit Mambara of an axaouttve zans A reportedly seeking d iversity A 1963-64 resulted A - solution to Ae Parker Vli- We So otir beetle eente you better Citadel. -He was a member of Premo. Eigdit out-of-state mu motion at U.S. Supreme Court Ae National Honor Society, Na NorA End, gave a report of Some areas along the east Ation by the 1968 assembly bi^ess — once Wa Hobby tee’s budget revisions in the ab ment, with the college to supply oommittaa ara Mn. RuA Paul OervAl oa a eandldato. 26 classes fo r 22 different the Men’s aub of the Salvation tual insurance companlea had 8200 r f the cost and the NDEA tlonal Thespian Society, High monthly sewer etopfwgee and bank rf Ae ShAano River were would encourage the devi ~ tboppe was gutted by a ser- sence rf chairman N. William hearing A March rf this year. Hlckox, M n. Hanri Paaalnl and Oervtol A presently A e tax col courses enrolling a student body Army, and was a substitute challenged the legality of such the remainder. School World staff writer, and repairs, and noted vandrfAm to under two feet of water. ment of Ae collega and Bos fire, and twice Ma busuiess Sunday school teacher. K n ig h t Atty. Harold StrauA of Hart M n. T. B. Broanan. lector for the town, but A re of 122 sAdents. a policy. , A suggestion proposing a fo rd m>oke fo r M al’.oy. selection to sing wiA Ae Hart tiring July 16. buildAgs at A e Duval St. pump The U.S. Embassy called Ae make it possible to offer a inorw «as entered by thieves and a Total income from tuitions ford Symphony Chorus. Mra. Halan Griffto, aeholar- ing station wAch Avohrsd Foreign Ministry to offer as The report sAtes that the col He is survived by his wife, The decision was a victory for women’s association to asslat In Ute court’s 6 to 4 ruling re Cervlni today would not com appre^riate education to every •onalderaHe am ount o f coin s and fees is set at 857,160, leav- She was awarded A e coUege’s ■hlp chairman, announead that youths pulling shAglaa off sistance. Planes rf Ae U.S. 5A lege offered a full range of M n. Margaret Sargent Proctor; three Hartford Insurance com the college’s development was versed earUer precedents A as ment on Ae report for reaaona Manchester cltAen. itdien-he was always a friend- r 886.418 that must be sup- Scholastic Award tor high scnol- Leonard Mathlaaon had raoetv- roof. Boms three bundlea Air Fores were standing by to freshman courses in its first two sons, John Proctor of Rock panies—Hartford Accidsnt and ajqiroved by the council and re suring defendanA A aU courts Aat he A still an official A the In A A respect, A e dean noted y. mining person. :ed by the town for the (o r anhlp and participation A col ed a $50 acbolarahlp annualiy shAgles are needed for rspalra, move into Ae disaster area as year A five different degree Food of photography, Mr. ville and iVlUlam Proctor of Indemnity, Aetna Casualty and ferred to the puWc rrfaUens federal or sAte—Ae protec town government. that verbal evidence he had re iUf CondNlioiiMl Manchester; two brothen, John Surety, and Travelers — who ation of the college. lege afAirs. avrardad by the aurillary to a Taggart said. eoon as airport facilities wsre ourricuA. A addition, a sample glenbtdd was a graduate erf com m ittee. tion of Ae Fifth Amenctaent AlAough a budget breakdown ceived shows that a night school Proctor of Rockville and James tought the out-of-state firms.. ’The major categorlaa where high achool atiidont that la a A general discussion was hold, usable. selection of courses were offered is not Ae answer for many be Ooimectlcut Academy of At the conclusion rf the meet Atty,. LaBeUe had argued be A not yet available, several A contAAng education. Proctor of Ireland; three sisten, It was Isst year that Hart the cuts have hem mate are ing, a resolution thanking M n. 22 8. Grove 8t, Rockville; Mau aon or daughter of a vataran. items have been addM to Ae prior to adjournment, by A e di The greatest damage ap students. He poAted out Aat Mn. Mabel Black of Ireland, ford AocldeAt and Indemnity fore Ae court that MaUoy. A rectors conesrnAg A s possible peared to be in the todustrial The dean remarked that the as followa: Gowen for the work done by gFiving no Adlcation at Aq^l961 reen M cK eever, 69 N. School Ha ia Aa aon of Mr. and Mn. proposed budget. federal matcUng funds may and M n. John Maxwell and Miss asked the National Council of purchase of a now pAce of fire area rf Niigata, where petrol college had esAbUshed the be- soon be avalAble for construc ■erved with the Marines in the Elimination of two full-time the ixiblic relations committee vice Aveatlgatlon how te would S t.; M rs. W A lfred M onroe, 361 Harry T. Mathlaaon, 117 Ral- Mary Proctor, both of Manches Compensation Insurance to ap One item A an allocation for kWPStotue, a Jeep, to repiSM an eum planU of the Shows Oil Oo. ginnAg of an extra-curricular tion of Junior college facilities. louth Pacific. He was also one instructors, 818,760; reduction was passed by the council at be Acriminated by /tnswerAg Oakland S t; Mrs. Mary Houle, a A a iBC" / ter; one grandchild and several prove its plan for underwriting payihent of a near future sew old Reo, at the firehouse. and the Japan Petroleum Co program, Acluding two dances, Until such time as ccnstruc' rf the originators o f the Frank In number of semester-hours the suggestion rf Mrs. Beck questiona put to h ^ , disquali SouA W A daor; MOrahaU Smith, Dalegataa and altataataa er con stru ction and I'iepalrB on r Mansfield Detachment, Ma- nieces and nephewa the policy that would cover the for part-time instructors, M,- er. Mr% Gowen, in acknowledg Tolland; Edward Miller, Wap were choaan for a D^partnwnt and Ae NUgata Iron Vforks s school newspaper and a stu tion could be possible, A e dean payrolls of the gene^ contrac fied himself from elAer sAA HoUAter St. involvAg 816 feet were ablaze. dent mvernment assocAtion. ■tee Cbrps League. Ho was a Funeral services will be held 600; eliailnstion of e V eterans of Thursday at 1 p.m. at the tor, Stone and Webrfer, and all typUt 82,360. nounced that she wiU be N. School St; Raymond BoglA, Hotel Bond, Hartford. Theater Party The Niigata university campus maA task of Ae college adml' sub-contractors at an estimated Low bidder for the HoUAter was filled WiA thousands of dents educated, Ae dean cited to^ign Wan Po^ to Mwches- Hofanes Funenl Home, 400 ’The estimated cost for li to serve as chairman next year. Bolton; John Kildlah, 28 Union nistration and A e advisory coun GS Atty StrSuch countered Aat Dalegataa are Mn. Walton, St. sewer woilc A Ae WAdsor Main St. MaJ. El Walter Lamie premium r f 8870,000. ’The premi However, she will remain on the anxious persems searching for a few examples, disguised as to cil to reduce A e cost of tuition. SlU-SIRVICI DIPT fTORI Or. Manchester Lodge of Ma- brary books and supplies was 'Bt.; James Volvo, Coventry; Jo Mra Hlckox, Mn. Farris and Sewer and Water MaA Con- Held by Women of the Salvation Army will of um would be paid by Connecti council; her tenn expires in A s FlfA Amendment guturan- friends and relatives. name, of older men and women, Only A tbA way, the dean said, ,01^ and Mandiester Lodge of trimmed from 810,000 to 87,460. toes (tokpply to state court pro- seph Loney, 91 Eldridge St.; M n. Kennedy, structAn Co. of 19 Washln^on ficiate. Burial will be in East cut Yankee, vriiich is mate up 1966. teen-agers, high school drop- could A e comm.unlty insure that The amount allowed for this cseriAipi and argued A st Mal M rs. Gertrude Casa, 848 M aA Alternates are Mrs. Fraaman, Rd., WAdaor, at $4,180. Plus a Ten new members were ac Cem etery. of 12 utility companies. She has been an outspoken St.; Mrs. Florence D’Addarto, - n J 1 lato'bloomers, and oAers no one wouA be deprived of an Mr Wlenblckl is survived by item in this, the first-year rf loy would have had to Acrlm- M n. Bradley, M n. Wallatt and 10 per cent contingency, A s to lavrife, Mn. Astrid Skoog Friends may call "at the fu The insurance company’s pro critic rf many rf the coU ^ SIS H illiard S t.; M rs. G syla R iv cepted by the Maneheeter Wom K C O F Ju HQ L irflS ll [who were enriching AcA edu- education who deserves IL If Il*8 in Fashion.••King’s Has it For Lesa* posal waa referred by the na the college’a operation, was Aiate himself to some degree A Mrs. Auden. tal allocation in A s budget A Pienbicki. two so^ Roy a . neral home tomorrow from 2 to policies during the year, and ard, 116 Columbus S t.; Raym ond en’s Club rf Its dtonsr meeting tional council to its regional 86,100. Ae process rf showAg how his Delagatos-at-larga ara Mra. $4,598. Five firms sent A bids Kfienblcki and Wayne k . 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. particularly scored the pto- Rose, Wllllmantic; Herman C. last night r f A s Y ankee SU- committee, where it failed to Instructional supplies were testimony would Acriminate Little, Mra. PaasAl and Mias for A e project, and were opened Bringg Arrest Vienbickl, both at htoe; o m posed budget, vdilch cdie tenhed Helm, Coventry; Raymond Per chopped by 8300 — from 81.000 him . Barbara Wallatt * last n ig h t verwnlA Inn, WaUAgford. The rtster. Mn. Edith Gry»b rf win approval. ’Hie company then excessive in view rf the first kins, 119 O in cord R d .; M rs. appealed to Pr«no, who over to 8700; instructional equip year’s small enrollment. The Supreme Court found Tha First District wiU meat OAer Items reported to be A 126 m em bers attended A e Two can wen badly dam hlanehester; t>#o brothen, Ed Atty. Strauch’s arguments pei^ K aA erin e Bauer, 48 T rebbe R d .; A e propoeed budget Aclude $5,- “Sound of Music’’ rf Oakdale aged AA morning to a rear end ward W lenblckl of Bristol and Columbia ruled the national council. ment was cut from 82,700 to In the year-end report rf her Mrs. DoroAy Heim, Coventry: Sunday, June 28, at 2:80 p.m. at The employers Mutual Lia 81,446. The refund account waa committee last night, Mrs. tAent, and A Ae process re Ae Legion Home, West B u 000 for capital Improvements, Theater after the dlaiAr-msst- crash on B. Center St near M > a Senry Wlenblckl of Manches- M rs. M iriam N lcol, 227 Char A g . bility Insurance Co. teamed with cut from 82,000 to 81.000. <3owen charged that its opera versed a history of precedents ford . ssparato $1,000 contingencies Parker St. No personal A- ■jtT, and his mother. ter Oak; Wirth Velte, 290 Porter for sewer and fire, and $61.75 Juries wera sustained. seven other mutual companlea An allotment of 8786 tor Blue tion had been hampered be limiting A e federal privilege to The new members are Mrs. « ’The Rev. C. Henry Anderson St.; George Long, 40 Campfleld for a new group insurance po Harold Davey, Mra John Serf. Police said this A how Ae Bi-products In appealing Premo’s order. Co Cross and major medical Insur cause membe'rs had not been federal court {urooerfUngs. R d .; John Collins, 87 S. M aA wUl offlcUte at private funeral vello, in dismissing the appeal, kerf fifily Informed. lice for volunteer firemen. lion, Mrs. Uogrf Gustafson, Mra. accAent occured: lervlcea Thursday at Bm ai^l ance was deleted, due to this St.; Robert Cote, SouA Rd., Meyer Tober Mrs. LaraA Ast night was Walter Krawlec, Mra. Oliver Mra. Lena Cornell of Rhode rejected the out-of-state com- payment being taken over by The public relations commit Bolton; Thomas 8Mel, East Aitheran Chiuxh Chap^ Mr. Firm O aim s pauiies’ claims that *Premo tee ehrfild be “ concerned with commended by Ae directors for Cromwell, Mra. Leon EndeilA, bland had been going west on irienblckl was a member rf the town tor school efnployes. Hospital Notes Hartford; Mrs. Rose Dzladus, her woric during Ae past year. Mrs. Wilbert DavA, Mra. Louts E. Center S t when she stopped lacked Jurisdiction in the case, the total image rf the college,’’ 649 Spring St.; M rs. Ida K ay he churdi. " ^ , that his order permitted exces In other business, the advisory A e said, luldlng that “ there has Shot Thrice, Mra. LaraU’s final tax report DsllaFera, Mra James Slrian- to make a Aft turn Ato Park I Burial will be in Veterans O d o r C uts council reappointed Matthew M. VlsttAg hours ara 8 to 8 pm. Johnson, WUlimantic; Mrs. Bar nl and Mra. Theodore Bousquet. er St George Gamache, 82, also sive or discriminating ratas, and been and still is a vagnie under bara Shepard, 162 Hany Lone, revealed 90.5 per cent of the rteld at the East Osmetery. that he erred wheif he concluded Morlarty chairman until June standing rf Just what the re A an areu exoeptAg mateni- total collectlbA taxes were re M em bers voted that $80 be rf Rhode bland, was unabA to \ 80, 1966, and elected M rs. Eld- Rockville; Miss EUzabeA Ann (’The Holmes Funeral Home 1s Spokesmen tor the Connect!, that the Hartford company’s sponsibility rf the (Citizens’ Ad ity where Aey are 2 to 4 pjn. Worker Held ceived at her office at Ae dA presented to the Kennedy Camp atop hA car A time to avoid kindling arrangements. There ward Coltman as secretaiy for Qallas, 125 N. Sciiool St.; John a collAlon and ran Ato Ae rear cut B i-P roducts Co. In Coven proposal met state laiw require visory Council is. This has had and 6:S0 to 8 pm. and private trict firehouse on MaA St. To for Retarded CMdren. An out- 1^ be no calling houn. a similar term. Mrs. FVpterick an adverse effect on both the rooms where Aey are 10 am. G. Pelkey, 12 WAdermere Ave., (Conttanad trau Pago fiaa) lAe rf ptpgrams and speekerm end of Ae Cornell car. m ents. RockvUle; Wendy Mrosek, 62 tal ooUections, Acliidiim $78.8$ try claimed yesterday that meet Becker was chosen npniinating colleg e and its public relUitions,*’ to 8 pm . Visitors are requested for the comtiw siaeon was giv BoA can were towed from HiUcrest Rd.; Gary Jeski, RFD A interest fees, was $M,017.84. ? Mrs. Angusta 1* Brandt rf the odor >^ch Columbia resi com m ittee chairm an lt>r a term A e said. not to smoke A patleats’ rooms. County medical examAar. Mam- The district’s first woman en by Mrs. 'TlmoAy Denovan, A e scene. 2 Inmates Escape 1; Lori Jean Cole, Stafford bera of 701)0^8 family ware program chrfnnan. Patrolman Raymond Peck M n. Augusta Larson Brandt dents teve complained a b ^ CHESHIRE (AP) — Tsro In- No more than two visttors at tax coUector also provided Ae one tAM per potlent. Springs; Mrs. Jean MoKean and keeping vigil at Aa hospital A centerpiece rf white snrf>- charged Gamache wiA foUow- i2, fonn^rly rf 66 Norman St., has been removed from the mates at the State Reformatory son, ^ 6 Spruce St.; Mrs. Clau directors wiA a report of un lied last night at Crestfleld Queationlng o f Rayas at Rock dragons and pink roses, from Ag too close. Gamp'-’-e will the plant. left , a work detail early tqtey dette Newberry and daughter, collectible taxes in recent years. nvalescent Home and Hoq>i^ Pattents Today: 287 ville police haadquartara was Ae head table, was brought appear A court Juno 29. Abraham Levowltz, ▼genend'* Snits^ ott, state p olice said!*, Tolland; Mrs. Gail Ambrosi and- Hie directors voted to suspend Denmark Bland ADMITTED YESTERDAY; AteiTupted at about 12:18 whan taxes of $123.22 due A 1962 on Ixusk to M anchester and given manager rf the plant, and EM-i were identified as daughter, Ellington; Mrs. Ber '^ S H I T 3 * g 5 E R B July 13, 1881, in Dals- Leroy Jacobs, 82 HiUcrest Rd.; a 16-year-old girl being held set Ae 1961 tax list. Also, $46.29, to Mrs. Mary Taylor, an honor 188 TO 141 ward Polomski, manager rf George Twiggs, 19, of Bridge- nice Diamond and daughter. fire to A e mat^trass to her oall. -tiii, Sweden, rte )iad been a Mrs. Olive DuckworA, 126 which weis reported uncollect ary member and former society H A R T F O R D (AP) — The opbihUans, said Dr. A. J. Teller, ^rt, was serving tima for South Coventry; M n. Marilyn The girl, Donna Welsh of 76 editor rf The Heiald, now a pa esident here for mb*S thta 80 Sprues St.i Mts. Ross M. Conti, ible for reasons that persons State Motor Vehicle Depart an advisor to the U.S. govern- DreaMng and entering " and Judi^ and son, lUgh Manor Grand Ava., and other prlaonara tient at Crestfield Convalescent Yea, it’s . dc^le A sAe—double A. goodness, toot Another , and was a member rf Greeting Nikita llA '^lusfield EA; Mra. Alice Park, Rockville; Mrs. Barbara moved out-of-state, went bank ment reported today A e follow ment on air pollution and dean theft, and Edward Swan, 18, of had to be evacuated. Firemen Ho6ipital. ' ing comparison rf traffic fatal- McDonald’s 'exclusive A good eatliig—a double portion rf ___ luel Lutheran Church. rf Ae Cooper Union College, has SoUA WAdham, who had been A. Byeri, 'East Hartford; Mrs. Dunham and son, 25 Forest St.; rupt, or were unable to be to- McDonald's 100% Pure Beef Hamburger topped with that fwere called to clear Ab police cate Haekkerup said Ms govern WappAg; Mrs. DoroAy kOller, E llington. Reyea appeared outwardly charge rf the program and ar —that’s rij^t only 88 cents. Try thtextmptAg McDoubA Coventry; Nancy Hawkins, 114 DISCHARGED YESTER DAtrict Fire Chief FrancA 1963 1964 nantlc; a son, Herbert Brandt ’They admitted that when Ae perm A elon. (AP) — Soviet Premier Khru ment would give its views on calm during questioning. Police rangements for A s meeting. 141 138 Cheeseburger. We’re sure you’ll agree^lrs the best Cheese SprAg St, Wtllimantic; Brion DAY: Mrs. Celena Scranton, 428 >f Stratford; Uiree sisters. Miss plant went Into operation eight State police said tha youths shchev arrived A Copenhagen such questions as C^rus, where said an Aterpreter wiU m need burger A all the And.’’ ^ Rodrique, 5 Brookside Lane. Slsa Larson of Sweden, Mn. years ago the odor was "pow w ere on A e lr w ay to tl\e dairy today at Ae start of a Aree- Danish troops are serving on Hlllstown Rd.; Leonard Jawor- ed. < Vernon: Mrs. Mary Hanley. 22 Shrank Nelson of British Colum- erful” but Aey said Aey had barn at about 5:15 a.m. when week 'vAlt to ScandAavia and Ae United Nations peace force, ski, 263 Burnham St.; Buel Has- Atty. Robert Pigeon, public MCDONALD'S IS OPEN TILL 12 P.M. >ia and M n . G eorge Johnson o f they Suddenly darfied a ^ y . A received a friendly but low- and Germany. Diane Dr.: Mrs. Sarah West, brouck, 101 Concord Rd.; Mrs. defender A RodrrUle, airtved A Personal Notices | spent “ between $80,000 and RET) 2, Rockville: Mrs. Amy FRI. oEd SAT. NIGHTS Vest Hartford; a brother. Vic 8M.000 A machAery and eqAn- guard saw them leave, Aey keyed receptton from AA “We agree wlA Ae general Mabel Hastings, 54 Cambridge A e police station this afternoon Hudson, 27 Bluefleld Dr.; Mrs. St.; Michael Churilla, 58 Bretton ar Larson of Sweden; two ment to counteract Ae prob said. crowds of Danes. attitude of Ae western powers as police prepared to present le m ." The Ackluster atmosphere on the GermGerman an problem,” he Frances SmiA. 343 W. Center Rd.; Mrs. Elaine Sullivan, Staf Reyes A Circuit Court. The In Memorlam grandchildren and several S t; James Darby. 24 Jordt St. ford Springs; Gary E. Bates, A lovAf memory of Mrs.____ SUMMER SESSION lieces and nephews. LevowlA further stated that Bames Enters Race was A strilung contrast to Ae said. court located on the floor above Aeeto who passed away June 16, boisterous crowds which howled Haekkerup said his govern-' 134 Benton St.; Mrs. Ann Coop Ae police station, was A aes- 1947/ I 'Funural settees will be held Ae SAte Water Resources Oom- HAR’TFORD (A P )— Former er, WappAg; Mra Vita Hodg- tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Wat mlsskm made samples rf Ae SAte Senator Wallaoe enAusiasm for Khrushchev on ment had no Atention of die-, 19 sion today. , W his recent visit to Egypt. kAs, 145 Hany Lane, Rockville; Thoufh her smile hss gone forever, WHIIMANTIO STATE COLLERE kins-West Funeral Home, 142 river water before it reached Barnes rf Bristol today threw cussAg wiA Khrushchev Den- ^ ^**t^*v*^ Wallace Hooker, adult proba Aad her bond we cannot touch. A lone fireboat spraj^g water mark's membership A Ae *’ P*'*' Mrs. Rose Martzer, 100 Porter E. Center St. ’The Rev. C. Hen- Ae plant and after it passed hA h at A A e rin g to r the set ' tion officer A Hartford, A beAg We will never loee sweet meiaories. DAY anS m NINS COURSIS Ato Ae cAU wAd led Ae So NorA Atlantic Treaty Organiza orah Evans, EIlAgfton Ave., St.; Rexford Reynolds, 160 Tol brought Ato Rockville AA af Of the one we loved so much. Anderson. pastor rf Emanuel by and claimed Ae differ A at he held A 1959 and 1961. R ockville. land Tpke.; Mrs. Mary Young, ence waa “riight." viet lAer Bashkiria Ato ito tion. ternoon to act as Aterpreter Oradoato and Under graduate Courses available in Ae lo o k f o r Hm goMon orehos... itberan Cburoh, will officiate. Barnes announced today that ADMITTED TODAY: Mra. RFD 2; Mra. Irene Gleason, 9 Sons and daughtsrs foUowtng areas: berth under cloudy skies. There There have been reports that for A e Spanish-opeaking Reyes. Jrial will be in Bast Cemetery. However, Ae commisslaa yes he will seek A e nomination for Anna Prior. East Hartford; Burke Rd., RockviUe; Mrs. were no ships horns or whistles Khrushchev was eager to dis The Tober Baseball Co. In Memoriam terday vrfed to ask Ae sAte’s A e fif A dAtrict seat being va EUzabeA Cosey, Kelly Rd., Ver CaAerine Sequelra and son, Friends may call at the fu- and Ae only decoration on Ae cuss Finnish President Urho founded A Hartford A 1912, A loving memory of Newton R. ENGLISH PSYCHOLOGY leral home tcmlght from 7 to 9. attorney general to sArt A- cated by Sen. Ralph M. Shulan non. Coventry; Mrs. Rosemary Palm Togfart who posaed away Junctive proceedings against Ae dock was a Une of Danish and Kekkonen’s proposal for a nu makes Eagle brand sports equip sky of West Hartford. The lat Soviet flags. BIRTHS TODAY: A son to er and son, 168 E. MaA St., June 16, 1963. SCIENCE IDUCATION plant imtil Ae quality rf Ae ter A not seeking reelectlon be clear-free zone A northern Eu ment It moved from Hartford McDonald’s John liswiwski rope. But Haekkerup said his Mr. and Mn. Thomas Steven Rockville; Mrs. Roberta Car A precious one from us le sons, MATHEMATICS ART discharge into Hop River is cause of Ae pressure of hA Aw About 1,000 persons stood four penter and son, 18 Whitney Rd.; to Manchester and A 1986 relo I ROCKVILLE — John Lis- deep atop a bulldAg along Ae government A opposed to the son, SouA Coventry; a daugh A voice we loved Is sUllsd. satisfactory. p ractice. ter to Mr. and Mra. W alter Mrs. Marjorie Colman and son, cated A Rockville. A place Is vacant A our lives HISTORY MUSIC itewskl, 86, formerly rf 6 River pier. About 60 persons stood op plan and “we Aerefore hope it Meyer B. Tober A president Commission engAeers report Barnes, also an attorney, did Cichon, Ellington; a son to Mr. Elling;ton. ' Which never con be filled. Bt., died last night at an out- ed Aat samplAg of w^es posite Ae Bashkiria’s gangway will not be raised here.” and treasurer; hA wife, Roae, A Tttltton A flTJIO per ersdlt hour not run for re-election two and Mrs. Maurice Martlndale, DISCHARGED ’tODAY: Da The Taggart family rf-town hospital. taken at Ae plant site indicated WiA a sign A Russian reading a director. r years s ^ because he had taken Coventry; a daughter to Mr. vid Edwards, 332 Summit St.; HAMBURGERS Mr. LiaaewBki was bom in that poUution matter A Ae “The surrtvors of Ae StutAof They have two sons. Ritohard on new duties as president rf and Mn. Robert Lockwood, Robert Eldwards, 332 Summit In Memoriam Parsons needing individual oouneehag or Aformation Aoold *qUnd in January 1878, and waste was high. concentration camp thank Ae D . T ob sr o f S torm A vies iNrosl- ACROSS FROM THE NEW FIRST NATIONAL AsaocAted Spring Co. A Bris Waw>Ag: a daughter to Mr. St; Philip Cataldo, 19 Green In lovAg memory of Robert David co n ta ct! in Rockville 40 yean. He Soviet Union for Ae liberation Public Records dsnt and asoAtant trsaaurer and If cOonneir wtw " posted ' away June At a discussion yesterday af tol. and Mrs. Roger Crosby, He Manor Rd.; Deborah Evans, 46 West Center Street, Manchester vas a carder in Rockville wool- ternoon at Yeomans HaE at A March 1946." Sydney B. Tober of Hartford A 16. 1969. Brace E. Bradford, WUUuBatte State OoOego, i A Ae 1959 session Sen. in m ills imtU his retirem ent. Khrushchev’s appearance on BalkUng Pennlts bron. Ellington Ave,, RockvUle; Mark tended by members rf Ae Hop Barnet waa one of Ae chief secretiuty. Every day A some small way. WilUmaatlo, Connecticut He was a communicant of St. River Improvement Associa deck brou^t cheers from Ae To Victor O’Donnell, fence at DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Wilson, WappAg; Mark Gabel, The company A located A A e Memories of you come our way. backers of A e successful move Charles Von Borchera, 24 Hvde Time and years poil swiftly hy, Foseph’s Church, and a m em ber tion and ' town officials. Atty. concentration camp survivors, 18 Adams St, 8440. 18 Nike Circle; Ernest KJellson, old National Printing Co. plant for court reorganization and A hut oAer Danes on Ae dock did To Peterman’s PlumbAg for ®dward Macaulay, 28 An- But love and memories never die. NAAfE ...... rf St. Joseph’s Society. Allyn Brown, rf Brown, Jew 1961 he waa among Aoee bfude 55 Helaine Rd.; Floyd Browne, at 114 Brooklyn St Survivon include a step- ett and DriscoU, a firm retaAed not JoA. There was mild ap- Havens Peck, additions to dweU-1 ‘•o' *W., Jeffrey Hubbard, E9 Doane St.; William Coates, Sons—David. Dennle, Oary Ing legAlation for Ae optional pAuse for KhruAchev's wife Ag at 63 Harlan St, 8800. Kingsbury Ave., Rockville; laughter, Mra Loretta L. Mo- by the association, said a suit party lever on Ae votAjg.ma- I Bolton Branch Rd., Vernon; ADDRESS Nina, when A e appeared at her To Howard M. Werner, model M” - East Hart- ;ilnicki; and four stepsons, on behalf rf Ae town and per ch A es. William George Hughes, 248 Town Seeks Bids Iruno Llseewskl, CSiester Us- busbMd’s side. apartmenU for dlspAy at 40 Henry Mallia, East Hart- FOLLOW THE SEARCHLIGHTS sons directly involved, had been Barnes said that if nominated WethereU St.; Mrs. LUa Anton TO W N ...... PHONE Mwakt, Ekiwin lisn ew ak i and Ml Ae docket A Tolland Su The welcoming party waa Olcott St, 82,600. Tord; Mrs. Carol Webster, ios and son, 137 School St.; Mra S and elected this year he will re SouA Windsor! George A. On Two Projects Cmil Liasew ski, all r f R ockville, perior Court sA ce 1961. headed by Premier Jena Otto To Ansaldl Heights Ac., en Rosemary Fahey and. daughter, new attempA A Ae 1965 ses Krag, hia wife, and Foreign Augliera, 210 Skinner Rd., ■ — I I ■■ I nd 10 grandeWdren. In Ae AArim, Ae asaocA- sion tor A e optional lever bilL close porch at 22 Thayer Rd., 68 Barry Rd.; Mrs, Norma MAJrter Per HaAkerup. Mrs. 81.800. 1 Rockville; Mra. Rlmor Garrity, The funeral will be held tion has tried to bring pres The Briatol man A A e second KAgsbury and daughter, 83 W. The town A advertAAg f6r TO THE Krag, who A Ae actress Helle To Ogden Homes Ac., new 8 Hansen Dr., Vernon; Joseph fiiuraday at 8:30 am . from the sure to bear by conActing var avowed candidaA for Ae Re Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Elsther Ste- bids on two unraAted pr^aots. Vhite-Glbson Fimeral Home, 66 ious healA departments. Virkner, Was a striking contrast dwelling at 190 Bryan Dr., 8H,- Wiley, 2 Olcott St.; Miss Diane Installation of appioximatsly publican nomination A A e flfA to moAerly Mrs. Khrushchev. 400. Healy. WappAg; Charles Prin ohens and twin daughters. East Elm St, with a Mass rf re- Mrs. George Johnson, a resi dAtrict Donald P. Cheinoff of Windsor; Mrs. Grace Sprace 155 lAsal foot of tils sewer A ' [ulem at St. Joseph’s Church at dent dAecUy Avolved, said Ae On Ae M ve to Ae hotel, po- To Sherwood Circle A c., new gle, Glsstonbu^; Mrs. Louise Bari St, and renovation rf Ae West Hartford announced hA Ucemen A many places out and aon, 45 Wellman Rd. problem had not been solved to dwellAgs at 216 'nmrod Rd., Jones. Warehouse PoAt; Jo electrical ayatem at A e Nathan WEST HARTFORD ARMORY '). Burial win be in S t Bwnard’s candidacy about two weeks ago. numbered Ae specUtors. S tu d e b a h e r lem etery. her satisfaction she said “Ae 818,500, and 238 Tlmrod Rd., seph La Rocco, WappAg; Mrs. Hale School odor, if anytlng, A worse." Shopkeepers u d , paasera - by 818,600. EJmlly Souza. 54 Jarvis R d.l The aawer work A to ha ac Friends may call at the fU- lAed Ae sldewaAs at some A- Murray ' McAtosh, anoAer Strike Threat A1 William T. Sank, Tolland; complished from spadflcatlona THI COMMON-SENSE CAR leral hmne tomorrow from 2 to tersactions, but Aere waa al > and 7 to .9 psn. resident, said out-of-town guests BRIDGEPORT (AP)^^-8oine PaulAe Leone rf feast Hart-' set forA by tho tqwa water and 1,300 union workers at Ae most no cheering as Khru A his home last weekend, had shchev and Krag passed A Aeir ford against Franklin N. M ona-'^**^”*’ sewer depiuimeata, wlA Mds FOR THE GREATEST Walter J. Pfamatter to leave because Ae odor was United lUumtnatAg Oo. wlU relA and Leiia Leone MonacelA, scheduled to be opened at 11 strike ’Thursday at 11:60 pjn. closed American ilmousAe. St.; Mra. Jany Javne Quotattons Furnished by Charles E. Gagne UP Walter J. Pfamatter. 52, of “unbearable." A crowd of about 2(N> waa property off WethereU St, ajn. on June 22. if negoUatlona fall to produce 85.000. NewirA, 109 CoAmbus SL; Oempsey-Tegeler Co., toe. (right) is being congrat* $ 01 Hamlin St„ died suddenly After a meeting between law gaAered outside Ae hotel but The Nathan Hole elaotrloal TO a contract by then. Marriage Licenses Carroll J. Chartier. 28 Dudley Members of New York ulat^ by HaroW Pelle I Friday at the Wayside hm, yers for bo A sides, one attorney Aey, too, mate little dlsiOay rf St; A. George Schaller, 73 work A anoAer A a sarisa of I ’Ihe strike deadlAe was an Dale James Lippert, IM Stock Exobango auch Improvamanta, already ac- 8 0 0 ; forth Reading, Mass., while said Dr. Teller told him that g rw ^ n g . Cooper St; Eule O. Side well tier upon being elected FURNITURE SALE many of Ae problems had been nounced after a union meetAg Henry St, and Joanne LydA Bank Stocks complAbod at Bantlay and Man- raveling for his company. He last night EarUer, the cotnpany The tightest security precau Jr.. 22 Mt Nebo PI.; Lynne Faithful NavijSitor, for DONT WAIT TILL OCTORER ' ras a salesman for the Texas solved but one, wAch Avolved a tions A Denmark sAce World T aylor, 196 H enry St.. St.- B ridg „ Bid Asked chestor Green SohooA. end Ae union, the Federation et’ s Church, June 20. Lamberton, Tolland; kbs. Bea Conn. Bonk ahd the year 1964-1965, of '' Uflnecy Co. “blue mist smoke" causing War n went Ato effect for Ae trice Luther. 32 Skinner Rd., Bite on AA project will ba odor. He said Dr. Teller said rf Utility Employee, came out Robert Louis Seelert, East Trust C o...... 64 68 opened on June 28, also at 11 Bishop McMahon Gen He was bom in Philadelphia, rf a meetAg wiA the State Soviet leader's visit. All sAp Rockville: Mrs. Ellen Bockua, Hr-tf-ird NatioiuU GET CLOSE-OUT PRICES anoAer problem, not A his movemenU A Ae harbor—one Hartford, and Sarah Leons em . eral Assembly 4th De IN 33 YEARS »a., on July 14,1911, and was a Board rf MedAtioa no eloaer to 37 Ridgewood St.; Sally-Ann provAce, Avolved “ housekeep rf Ae world’s busiest — were Perry, 78 Tanner St.. St Bridg B «nk C o...... 62H . 66% BoA bid opanlnga will ba I 1 ember of North Methodist a settlement. et’s Church, June 20. Hazard, 130 HawAorne St.; Fire Insurance Oompanlaa gree Knights of Colum ing and delivery" and was Ae halted during KhzuAAev’s ai^ made to A e hearing room of A e RIGHT NOW...IN JUNE! Shurch. He served with the A union spokesman said IS Barry Lee Kaplan, Lynn, Mra. Mary Lynch Landers, 80 Hartford Fire .... 75 79 bus. The election meet problem rf Ae plant manage rival. Police were brought A Bretton Rd.; Mrs. Jeoh BirfA, Muniotpal Building. ' Tnlted States Army during ment. company AataUations A Ae Mass., and Stetyn Mary Jar- National Fire ,.'i.l32 140 ing was held June 11th from Ae provinces, swelling Ae 407 Woodbrldge St.; Mrs. ' Vorld War H, and was a life Plant officials have offered Bridjgeport and New Havw mak. Marblehead, Mass., Tem Phoenix Fire ___ l i e 124 force on Ae alert A the Danish Maria Dalton, 54 Cheatout S t; at the Campbell Council 1 lember of the Disabled Ameri- to allow Ae association to areea would be ploketod if there ple BeA Bholom, June 21. Ufa and Indemnity ins. rbs. SALE STARTS < an Veterans. eaptoi to 4,000. Dale Persanowskl. 45 Wedge- Fires Put Out No. 678 Knights of Co choose an expert A Ae poUu- A a strike. The company sup- 'hie Soviet premier waa also Ronald Lee Girard, West Aetna Casualty ..122% 180% pUee electricity to A e two oora- wood Dr.; tJacquelAe Brasrsr; Aetna Life ...... 183% lumbus home in Man H ^is survived by his vrtfe, Uon field to tour the plant and accompanied by hia three Hartford, and Bonnie Mary 101% In Shed, Auto Smart Slimmer Shifts I In. Laura ThraU Pfamatter; have agreed to pay Ae expenses m unltlee. Smith, 206 Oakland St.. S t Thompeonvillo: Mrs. Margaret Conn. Ganeral ...172% 180% chester. Mr. Gagne was daughters, JuUa, Rada and El Newton, Brorfefisid Rd., Bol I is mother, Mn. Catherine provided Aey know beforehand f The pressDt three-year labor ena, and a parto rf Soviet offi- Bridget’s Church, June 27. Hfd. Steam Boiler 137 148 a former major of the WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17th ( Imess at Philadelphia; four Ae fee Avolved. contract has expired but imbm David Pali! Outer, Coventry, ton; Arthur J, Truax, Sims Security Ina...... 75 79 ^ *•4 »t Aa rear rf 40 ciala Acludi^ Foreign MAister bury; Mrs. EUsabeA SmiA. Honor Guard, was Paat in Wash W^ar Fabrics ( hildren, two step-children, tour Officials rf Ae assocAtion members havs been wortcAg ______.2 8 and DoroAy Ann Prior, Travelera (new) . 48 46 n>alpa Rd. was badly burned Andrei A. Gromyko. 184 N. School St; Mrs. Mary I rothen and elwen grandchU- could not be' reached to deter under contract extensions. A WIA Ae DanlA government' *•-- Orator Qongregar PubUc DtiUttee afternoon A a fire rf District Deputy and Past I f Hupter, 67 Ardmore Rd.; Mias AidetermAad origin. ( ran. mine If Aey will accept Ae strike already has been anthor- avowedly detormAed to avoid ****** „ Conn. Light Power 87 89 Grand Knight of Our MarlbsA BUditch, 68 Summer . ®lghA DAtrict voluntaar 24)OOR SIDAN AT 12 NOON Private funeral services wlU offer. Aed by A s union membenihlp. any discussion rf its defense ties -°*™*'* Keitt, Hartfora G?.s Co. <••% Lady of Fatima Council SALI PRICE ------■» ’The walkers seek e two-year 8L; Winslow G. Plsoe, 187 SouAern New Epg. ^m an answered the call at 4-CYUNDIR I e held tomorrow at the Holmes wlA the West, it appeared that i?^^*^**?^**’.*?* Dsepwood Dr.; Mrs. LAda Qyr 3:M. A dAtrict fire ottieifU re No. 4122, RockvUle. Out- ] 'uneral Home, 400 Main St Maneheeter Evealng Herald contract wiA provAlona for trade would be Ae big item A ' land Telephone .• 5 WW 5 % 59% Heater aad dcflroator, under- OoAmbA oorreapondent, Vlr- more premium pay for Sunday and daughUr, East Hartford; 5laiinfart*irte|'irA g COom ~ on pnnka port^ Aat a woman, not iden- going Faithful Naviga oostAg, appearance group, WAIT! SEE! •. be Rev. llarle R. Custer, pas- talks during Khrushchev's visit. I Mn. Georgianna Johnson and ™ ed, thougM her daughter had gAA M. Oarlson, and holiday w t^ and other Foreign MAister Haekkerup Ralptiph Otto Held. Glastonbury, AlUad Thermalnal 40% 49 83% tor ia Harold Pelletier of coBvomones group, oil Alter, .95 1 >r of North Xethodiat Church, b en eflA . daughter. Andover; Mra. Arlene Arrow, Hart been A A e A q d , $uid she be m t e M . told a news conference his gov and Joan Aim Grtestog, Bast H a i 84 88 • Bast Hartford. seat bclta. i 111 officiate Burial will be in Hartford, Emanuel Lutheran Andersen and son, 22 Ridge Barden ...... ,"1. came hysterical. Her daughter 1 tapping Cenietery. ernment would like to export 13% Mr. WllUm Griffin of READY TO OOI 1798 Church, June 20. St; Mrs. Emily Cyotnaa and Bristol Brass 8% Arrived rf the aoeoa aoco after, Thm will be no calling VFW HONORS MONACAN ships and agricultural products 0% HAR’TFORD (AP)—The Con son, 82 C rsstw ood D r.; Mlrs. C oleco ...... 7% 8% wa qxA ^an aald. Tha fire (^ami^U Council was 65% dacron polyester •n*' s*'*" -•■‘ nti. 100% I Jun. About Town and waa Aterested A import Claire Walksr, and daughter, JM ^aliad soon after firaman necticut Veterans of Foreign ing a variety of products, A- E.E.C Takes 35% Dunham-Buah »% 4% elected at this meeting aeeUto trUoetates aad fine 100% cottons. 'Tbs fad& suggesto that me- Wars has named U.S. Rep. John 637 8. Mato Bt; Mra Donna N. B. Machine 26 20 Summery parteA, prAts, strlMS aad pAlda. "L chuHng oil. Oallichant and oon, 18 Griffin to post of Faithful k cQBinbutloas nwy be 8. Monagan, D-Oonn., aa recipi OelU Oiaptor, RAM, will NorA and Judd 16% Ob. • r f New dark-tone translttotAl oowrs. Bises 10 to ___to .ihe Memorial Fund of Bafore pushing on for sA-day ROME — European Econo mil Rd.: Mra Jennie KAcewlcs and Pater Paul ... 15% 13:30 AA aftaniooQ ware oaKad Eeribe of Bishop McMa ent rf iA 1964 DAtingulshed have its last meaUiw of Aa ssn- vlalta to Swadw and Norway. Community countries last year 81 84 Boland Motors 18 and 14% to 24%. ¥ fseth Methodist Church. soa Bast Hartford. Plastic Wire CabA 12 out to extAguAh a car motor hon General Assembly. CltAenahip Award. oon tomorrow at 7:30 pm. at Khrushchev tras expected to supplied Italy vrlA S2A par 13% ^DISOHABDED SUNDAY: StaiUey Works ... 22 A front rf 9U E. Middla Lhe award will be presented A e Masonlo Temple. Hisre win tmis-Denmark’s farm areas, ih- cent of her ImpoHs and took 24 Ml*. Griffin is the wsfi- 3Sf epinii n . la WMt a s k K arr Mra JIUwM Bow, SquA Wlad- V e ^ e r - R o q t ...... 82% p * a . Tlta vah icA , a 1984 Ogd- Saturday during Ae organizs- be a social tims and stnw bem cludAg the graA and dairylands 85.6 per cent rf her exports. A 56% .kn()wn school police of T, 80, rf 114 Char- tkm’s annual meetAg A JHart- Hsetart Mgrtoll, MountaA ^ above quoUUons aie nrf ••y owned by John Monza, had TeL 4 4 3 ^7 t OptM IvMlEfis shortcake afier a busbuss of lA im Island aouA rf Jut- 1962 the percratagos w en S L I tetwsiva lire daniaga to As ficer at the center. Q ik died last n lgh j^ mSsUng. w R4-: Louii Brov. lABniokiya I and 8 4 J . , St., ItocIcvUls: Donald Wetzley, I'"'''/' V- TT ■■ ^ • ,‘ l /• L
MAKCHinrriS EVlim!^ herald. HANCRiStBR. conn.. TUESDAY; JUNE 16/ 1964 •lANGHESTER BVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OOMN.. TUESDAY. JUNE 16. 1964 4 DAO.T CROSSWORD PU2ZL1 K y L a h e i forWUhut Cto$$ p a r t 0* ttte pidlaat aaat, Oageod BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE witk MAJOR HOOPLE Bus Takes Spill Thus, if Maacheetar ataould T P C Denies Board Will Review axtand uSlitlea out to tha Buck* Over Bridge Gap; A^V WO»D, •O>«,'<0L)' ITS H IS tond arqp. la an effort to at Olcott B id SHOULD HMte 6BBN SiaSEBT V o r ie t y T o ^ Boards Awed tract aa# taduatry to towa, tha •CAM oc r FEMVIICK AFTW X T R IU M P H I atata wduld have to replaea Martin WorklToday S ix A re Killed TAUBHT PST BOAT TO IMP6R<0MATB 6l»tCBHE DOWN whatever water or eewar Unas U m Town Planning OonunU- A roOTBAU. STA(?/ WANTED TO OPEN A POSED ASy lOrandpuwiUI are ripped out to ataka way for ■ton (TPC) last night denied a (' from Page One) CwUM — S O M N M l Expansion new read work. A ipocial mMtinff of far-rMching import will be held CMAtN OF AMiMAL-TBAtNINd «0400U6 ACSOS' 3UDSE / s r u h M iM * roquast ftem Roger Oiaett ter THE COOt>HT*y— WITH ME AS OlRECTOf?/-—' | *T W --- The atata highway depart tonight at 8 in the haaring room of the Municipal Build The causeway extends 34 «rEl«JCHV 1 4Ceoaljr is a change to RaaideBBa Zona C h a k - k a f f /-«-i t o l d h im I 'd c o m s id e h rr a n d A - Arfcann* • H n itiala nuat bagin rabuilding tha Wflbnr rVnaa ment will show a map of tha ing, when the board of directora will conduct the first miles from New Orleans north xs?sirgf AFTER I C O M P ^ e MV NEW SOOK.*THE: 0(?DBReoA lO idm E ■ “CuaMS* tat pwpeaad hlglnvay aKpanahm at formal review of the general manager’s performance in across the lake. Cauae of the ^ B B IE S AHPi;IUMOR OF AMOS HOOPLE*/ 0 ILL CaLECroR ISBaaa tSfUBM lin-to .ISdSX a piihUe haaitag taatatlvaly aat W. Oentar I t and O’Laary Dr. the 17-yaar history of the town^ Rl (;(fS BUNNV • BMlrUUd. t h i y t t r 11 for Aug. •. Both Maaehaator collision was not immediately TOUAsIETHEj UGasaa af Hia motion to dony waa vot charter. tion. The questions ihust be ad- CUM/- swU^ whiM tns- and Vanwa aactlena wtn ba determined. w s s r - ' e r ric M rs la fi The review will be held at the dreaaed to board members, who WtUlam Oasood, aaaittants alrad.' ed unanimously on tbo grounds request of General Manager wlU transmit them to Martin. The Identity of the dead was •Urao • LMftl d lia ]v «t ehiaf ter ptaaaiac, o< U m a U t a On view wtn be adly a large not immediately learned. ISAnblu nU tin wldliiM . , sailIroqoou tart of tha iHoa. "No* only tha that tha density of davolopmont Richard Martin who, on Feb. 10, Thla method was chosen up SHa. A Lrng DMaaet Indiu tlOatsa t$- Higliwajr ptitertmant, told m aeala’ outltiia af tha highway Tha bus driver, Kfrnest Vaugh ItAbPiMt lO C ^in official ^•ttfodanaity but tha whoU that would bo pormlttad in 'c In aedordence with Section 3-8 on a racommandation by Demo vMtliiaelia ITIilun 11 Aoridot StracU joint niMUiif or tha Town route, howavar, aad net toa da- of the charter, asked Mayor cratic Director Atty. David of Jackson, Mies,, wise rescued. ItCborAtaadac ItWorthlaa tabta aoKteai dSDass (poaO Hartford area will look differ, taU drasriaga eg tha preliminary Zona ia too groat for tho W. SsnueiutUiiK„ , dTVtBiSiM puimiag ' and Datalopmcnt Pranela Mahoney to call the Barry, "to keep the meeting on He was reported in critical con an Mm aam Rwatfiml^ar aoUrotn Commlailona laat alcht that tha ant by then,” he said. "Tor right of way. The detail draw- Center S t area. dition at a New Orleane hos SSMm Um .SI . G ^ad_____ (bar.)____ tSFood lor epecial meeting. a sane plateau, and to prevent far amy. So qaieli mS M t aqubiaa yiadaral Buraau of Public Roada WFample, Granby now a rural toga may ba viewed at the Btato pital. SSUHUtMMa (ab.)\«34 0 alilo’i notM community—wih look like Hart The appltcatton was aired at Martin, who liaa been general it from being turned into a cir EMIil aaa |MVnM|BlMA |M S4 ixMoat tS Ctrth UP dlOOBOt o< ao-yaar capacity. To a quoaUon from TPC Pennsylvanian by Gov. John a matter that Is controversial waii (A P)—Lynda Bird Jolinson pulled one man from the water. good cook as we MW aal rrsMORiH LES ROUND ttambt thma^that wiU permit develop- to your city.” AH'FUT SOME ATRV.' UP SOME In o r i^ to achiava tha tan* Chairman Martin AWord, Oe- Andaraon of Kansas. ■re to use an alternate form of flew to Maui Island Monday, One of the reaeued was Wil all out meaU at BONAN •RJPR IfiOOWES ON dtArmod toot g ^ aald that It wUl be “from Orin P. Noltlng, ei^acutive di liam Cockerham, an Army ser- ZA Sirioin PK N a 98, Sar fiOOPlES CARNIVAL / 6 y d i c k t u r n e r USiroot teont lane width; tha praaant Wilbur Scranton was almost mobbed road construction In new eubdi- Immediately donned a swim HIS ALTAR, U Lap l Croat win be converted to han IS months to two years beforo aa he alighted from the plane. vielone. rector of the association told ming suit, and went skin diving. eant from Baton Rouge, La. Weet Middle HET>CAaiT prMoodOB Arm taking linas ter the now The Herald, "It la gMieral Sle was taken to a New Orleans MANCHESTER, OoTaa.. OFF dle only aaatbound traffic. An CSianta of “ We want Bill, we Hie alternate eonetructlon A diving expert who went ■UAfroob entirely new highway muat be highway can be fUod.” During want Bill” answered the "We practice in all cities for the city with the President’s 30-year-oId hospital. oppoett*. the ParkaAs, MSincy arill be as good or bettor than where we get a BONAK- tSLoom lovtr built baaida the axiatlng road that time, the highway depart- want Barry, we want Barry” council to review on a contin daughter callad her “wonder fflent srin bo drawing enginaer- that now required by the town GRANT TO 'ANSONIA- ZAv Jr. Steakplate M A n w nol to accommodata waatbound traf* cries of a noisy, though com hut will cost the developer lees uous basia the performance of ful” and "a quick learner." IT Capital o< tic. tog plans for the new construc paratively small, group of Gold- the general manager.” Maui, nicknamed “ The Valley WASHINGTON (AP) — A iai which Inehidaa a pr. YaaMB tion. to install, according to Toam He added, shall be in Steak, Baked PotaSA Tha raaulta, according to a water bakers. Engineer Walter FYisa "1 Isle” because of the valley-ltke grant of $2,000 haa been ap MPriatar’a prallmtfrallmtfiary' map of tha propoaed "What are tha planning com* The Goldwater forces conced terested to learn the outcome isthmus between two massive proved to aid Anaonia, Conn., in slab Texas ToaaS iijfl ______highwa> ahown tha two mlaolons of towns slong the ed the turnout waa eurprtstogly At present, the eubdivieion of the review." mountain maases, Is $6 miles the acquisition of five acres of Greea Saled for S#e- ^ town board! laat night, willrlU re.re highway suppoaed to do over large, eonsldeiing that Bcran- regulations call for a road base Tonight’s meeting wlU be southeast of Honolulu and the land for park and recreational 949-1154. Open Tasa Mbn quire, more------than doubla thea rightrlcht thooe two years, when plana for ton’t Iowa backers lakrnad only of eight Inches of bank run open to the pubUc, which will third island Lynda haa visited uses, the Federal Housing and Sna. 11:$0 A.Mf to-9 N<9L OUT OUR WAY B Y J. R W IL L IA M S af way width naadad to tha axlM the development of highway late Saturday that be waa com gravel, with a binder of 3^ be permitted to submit quae- since her arrival In Hawaii last Home Financing Agency said Closed M onda^ . ,( ing hiigtaway. land are brought to them?” Al- ing to their state. bichaa of penetration macadam, tiona in writing, prior to the eSe- Friday for a week-long holiday. yesterday. vord asked. topped with a emoothing layer <«EAT"Juan- WHAT VOU NEED/ At praaant, the Wilbur Crosa “ I never had auch a recep - f ^ ' i m y JUST DELIVERED la built on a r M t of way of tion In my life, even in Pennsyl of gravel and aurfaead with IVk rr.' AINTSHE A BEAUTV/ 'lOU DRIVE THREE BLOCKS FOR Osgood replied that the plan Inches of blacktop. MO m o r e VMALRIN' BE' CltSARS, DRIVE A CART AROUND about aoo feat; Tha axpanaion ning drawings shown laat night vania," Scranton told tha crowd. HINO A LAWM MOWER THE aOLF COURSE, AMP MOW will require anywhere from 380 would be available to the 170- In his speech, Scranton did As revised, the regulations CILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER FORMS/ 'lOU'LL DRIVE THATAROOMP feet tb as much aa 780 feet in wlthin about two months. not mention Goldwater by name would call for a road base of THE YARD.' WELL, YOU'LL tha Buckland area. Unlike the state financed but said thla la not the time to four inches of bank run gravel, ITntC'll scrvw hor LOOK HOW*- NEVER HAVE TO WORItr' Join "extreme reactionaries who four Inches of processed gravel .. D oioD one! ABOUTA FLAT"NOrr In addition, • planned inter- highways, there may be some i*li ' ViAAOGING W h e n will change In Buckland with Rt. 2tli are anything but conservative— (more evenly aised than bank ISh TAIL WITH THAT SPARE money available for advanced those radicals of the right who. run), with a binder of pre I learn to TIRE AROUND which will'be constructed from rights of way purchases In the would launch a system of dlme- mixed base 3)k inches thick, h id e tny TOUR m id d l e .' the Blssell Bridge In ^u'.n Interstate program, Osgood Windsor, will reoulra more than ■aid. ■tore feudalism. |aurfaead with 1% Indies of e m o t io n s “ We must have people in the blacktop. W acres of land slated for in State road financing depends White House who think, because dustrial ub4 In tha town’s maa- entirely on the action of the The TPC also approved r A ' - ,ii the decision Is made there changes in tha subdivision plan tar plan. And the interchange General Aaaembly, wbieh Os whether we should have war or will include a three-level over good eaye “more and more al for the Alexander Jarvis O/ - have peace,” ' he declared. dale development, on an uncon- and underpaaa at one point. locates money for specific proj “ This Is not the hour for us IN S T A U Meaibera af both town boards ects, taking control of funds structed tract off (Jhartar Oak nis to go off half-cocked in the field St reapondsd to ths ptans with re- away from the highway depart of foreign policy—the very field slgnsd awa. after looking ovsr ment” in which the American people Under the TPCe nrw roquire- detailed preliminary maps, The Interstate highway funds have always supported the menta, Jarvis will ba aakad to TPC Bfcratary Mre. Dorothy are more flexible, however, eo steady Judgment end sound revise the etreet design to meat Jacobaon aakad; “ Ten lanes CUSTdM Mark II that some may be used for ad leader,shlp of the Republican present town standards, supply aeema a tremendously wide vanced lights of way purchases party when in power.” a new $35,000 bond to tnaure the ^ t A e t US "9 » B»I4 highway; why must It be so in unusual circumstances. Earlier Scranton described as work U done, and prepare a widsr’< Any town utilities that are a "tremendous boost” the sup land profile before regradiiig a The highway plans. Osgood disrupted by the new highway port announced for him by sand)>ank at the east side of o n f URNACE RONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL replied, must be aeen in tha con- construction will be replaced as Rockefeller Monday. the property.
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iUNCHBSTER BVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, JUNE lA 1964 I ' ?, imtcaiBTBa z v b n in g HBatAin, m H cS E sn a. co nk, to b su at. to n e h utt ------W g M and M vs. M und M at Yankee Stadiunu^-^...... '■ A Herald A ngle Battered Red Sox Play Sizzling Yankees Twins Acquire Jim Grant from Clevela EARL YOST rnMtm Cai^dinals N E W YO R K (A P )— It’s M and M vs M and M at District Four Legion \ Jeff Still Managing Bail Guba Yankee Stadium tonight when the battered Red iSox Major Laagiioj flaunt the odds against the sizzling. New Yorkers. And Cubs Although his baptismal handle is Albert Koelsch, That mpans Boston pitchers^------——------— iLeadmn:i— ' ■! ,,enly his wife calls him by his given name today. To thou- Bill Monbouquette and Dave Locals in Opener in Co ( 8-1 ), owner of the league’s best AMEIUOAN LklAGtll:; '^ n d s of sports fans in this neck of the woods the white- Morehead have drawn the In Trade starting assignments in a bid won-lost percentage, is down to Batting — Fregoal, L m A n ,4hAtched Koelsch is known as Jeff, although he has been work against Morehead (4-6). to stall the Yankee express led geles, J5S; Oliva, Mianoaota, B•MS..y HOWIE . HOLCOMB ^ . AHlgh’a 4. ^1.,^ _smoothA ew^_«. fielding li -^own to have been called other names too. by Mickey Mantle and Roger The odMinnesota, 48; starts a seven-wreek drive Rich Marsh are two of a ‘ Iwsketball and football, as a home), 10-15 In night games percentage points of the league •oud, Boston, 89; RolUm, Bltn- tapped^ veteran right-hand toward the championship of of outfield candidates who ''bnanaser and promoter. lead. Mantle, Elston Howard (19-14 day) and 20-21 vs right er JimJim (Mudeat) Grant to should be starters. ^ For more years than one handers (9-6 vs lefties). neoota, IS ; Stoborn, Balfinton District Four and a berth in and Maris are the biggest guns and Howaor, Oevolaad, S7. play a Cinderella role tat the the state American Legion MUaneae New Coach .swants to admit, except the 62- in the push by the perennial A big factor in Boston’s bid to American Leagu e pennant Rockville, test year’s HUlst *jrear-old Koelsch, he promoted do well here will be Dick Runs Batted la — Wagner, BooebaU Tournament at Muzzy champs. ehaae. Field, Bristol. has had troubles already. FTrst aports in his favorite city — Stuart. The slugger hit over aevelaad, 47; Stuart, Boston, Staggered by crushing 10-1 4i; KUlebrew, Minnesota, 44; Balked in eXrUer attempt* to Tonight’s Inaugural pita de there was a late coaching *Itockville. If Rockville had an and 8-1 double defeats at the .400 against the Yankees last change with Bebe MUaneae tak organized football or baseball Onah, Detroit, 41; OotovHo, bolster their pitching staff, the fending champiw Rockville hands of Baltimore Sunday, year and is .386 against them ing over for George Dargati. 'tsam, Jeff was the manager. Twins completed in 11th hour against Wethsrsfield. Other Boston has evened p ff at, .500 this season. He is second In the Kansas OHy, 88. Going back even further Rockville Hill Billies were deal with Cleveland yesterday, teams in the district begin their, heading into its roughest road league in R B I and produced Hits — OUva, Minnesota, 8 8 ; ever was a pre-season Inju one of the most colorful dia Just before the midnight trading atetee during the week, many L T pre-searon Injury to stretch o f the season. There are eight game-winning hits, twice Hinton, Washington, 79; Bno- dredUne, acquiring Grant In ex- mond aggregations ever to play as many as any other Boston o f the gamee scheduled and n - \ ^ ^ four games here, four in Balti •ood, Boston, 71; Causey, Kan change for Etcher Lee Stange, bi the now defunct Twilight player. sas OHy, 76; RoWnson, Baltl- scheduled because o f year-end! more, then two in Chicago over plus a player to be named later activlUee at various area high Baseball League. Illness - weakened Carl Yas- more and Rioliardsan, Now Since 1950, Jeff has resided in the next nine days. These are and an undisclosed amount of S trzemski wasn’t at peak form cash. schools. Manchester is one of j . K n n f ,1 " “ *Kanchester, picking up the tag. the top three clubs in the York, 88. league. when he returned after a tour- Ooitoleo — Breoaoud, Boeton, these teams - It’s scheduled I . f t * Squire o f Bissell -8 t.; his domain game absence in the second In a major slx-iUayer deal be opening game tomorrow has f n "Our pitching will have to 16; Hlatoa, Washington, 18; ;bdng within calling distance of game Sunday. He’s expected to tween National League chibs, be«n postponed and instead, ? 4°* * 2^^® improve if we’re to make a Oliva, Minnesota, 14; AUlson, rltie Herald building. be 100 per cent tonight. Frank 8t. Louis sent former 20«am e Coach Dick Cobb’s club wlllb^ ! »hape after * * • creditable showing on this trip,” Malzone also will return to third MlMooota, 18; Mathews, K an-' winner Ernie BrogUo, ’ reUever gin its slate Friday at Coven “ ^®“P'® injuries. Joe Van- Manager Johnny Peaky said. SOS d t y and RoUtas, Mlnaeoota, Bobby Shantz and ouUlelder try. Oudenhove, catcher-pitcher who base although he still has some sat out the high school season .Joins Moriarty^s The improvement will have to pain in a sore foot. 12. Dough Cnemens to the Chicago The District Four race ap- because of scholastic troubles. ~ When semi-pro baseball died JEFF KOELSCH start with Monbouquette, the Felix Mantilla, the Sox handy qriples — MoAuUffe, Dotoolt Cube for outfielder Lou Brock pears to be a three taimi eF/air necause of scholastic troubles, •«ut in Rockville, as well as in 20-game winner of 1963, cur man, has hit safely in each of and OUva and VMoaUes, Blin- and pitchers Jeck Spring and always asked—and never re Paul Toth. *1Uadiester, Jeff lent his talents rently mired at 2-6. Monbo has his last five games (7-for-17). Booota, 6 ; sight tied witli 4. WethersfieldW«therafUi1H theffui lUcelyiiVreio* leaders. viUe Hlgn atiileies. fused— to help out. The first In addition Manager Bob Ber Hamilton Standard in Wlnd- been having trouble with his Rookie Tony Oonigliaro also has Hoane Runs— KUlebrew, Min Two minor moves were made quarter in the hat was always Biggest—— ------ProMem I ger has tiiiculined uuup uuenitalent from ■oa Locks, serving as an unoffi fastball and relying too much a five-game streak and has hit —Baltimore seUirig outfielder ^ m Jeffs pocket. nesota, 20; AUlson, Minnesoto, Biggest problem for (3obb i s . lington. Enfield, East cial goodwill ambassador tor the on the curve so far. Rumors are safely in seven of his last eight Joe Oelnes to Houston knd Pltts- BBC LE A G U E IVhere did Lord Jeffrey pick 15; Oolavtto, Kansas City, 14; to find a catcher who will ade and W ln ^am Tech Schools. But plant as well as manager of the that he’s having arm troubles starts. rh taking pitcher Don (terd- Down to their last out, the up the tag of Jeff? Powell, Baltimore, Wagner, quately complement a strong for all of them, pitching help ball clubs. the club is trying to cover up Pesky plans to pitch Earl Wil off the disabled list after Gems got a clutch double from Heavyweight boxer Jim Jef devetond, Gentile,’ Kansas d ty pitching staff. WUlle Warren, must be found for Martello If * Ibe husky “ Great White Fa but no one, including Monbo, son and Jack Lamabe in the sending pitcher Fred Green to Paul (fosgrove last night at fries was his idol many years and HaU, Minnesota, 18. who handled the chorea for the Hilltoppers expect to repeat. ther” la having a ball again this will admit it. games tomorrow and Thursday the minors. Charter Oak Park and it drove ago. Koelsch followed the ca Stolen Bases—Aparldo, Bal- Mancheator High during the Wethersfield, with Bob Elliott summer with a new club. Matt Monbouquette’s opponent in against the Yankees, then come The Twins have been consid In Dick Trexler with a run that last half o f the season, and Greg reer of Jeffries like a cat after the opener of the twi-night tbnore, 81; WeU, Chicago and back for another year, could be Moriarty’s Morlarty Brothers’ back with rookie southpaw EkI ered legitimate A L pennant con gave them a 9-8 win over Gus’s Dragon, catcher for the MHS a mouse. The nickname o f Jeff doubleheader la Jim Bouton (4- Davallllo, develand, 9; Wag troublesome. EUlott, a shortstop. ‘ entry in the fast' Hartford Twl- Connolly at Baltimore In F ri tenders, but It was generally Team 1. JayveM are the leading candi Hght League. was applied by his friends and 5) while southpaw Whltey Ford day’s twl-nlghter. M E ^ N G AT THE SUMMITT-Yankee Manag«r Yogi Berra, left, and Mana- ner, Cleveland and Hinton, felt they needed more pltchlmr Is one of the best hitters In the Gus’s tied the game at 8-all dates at present. district and also doubles as a Times have sure changed. it has stuck like glue ever ger Casey Stengel didn t let the rain that wash^ out game between their teams Washington l!' strength. since. Pitching — Ford, New York, in the top of the Inning on sin Pitching is more than ade pitcher. Wethersfield High’s Ed Ihere was the era when Jeff iM t night dampen their spirits. The two discussed the days when Casey was Twins’ president Cel Griffith gles by AI Logan and GU Fla- quate with Duke Hutchinson didn't dare step over the Rock Koelsch has been managing 8- 1, .889; Kralick, develand, Krayer (who defeated Manches got together with Indians’ Gen vell and (terl Petricca’s double. and Gary Gallagher. M»^S ville line into Manchester with athletic teanu for 87 years. He the Yankee manager and Yogi his chief lieutenant. (A P Photofax.) S-1, A87; Pascual, Mlnaeoota, ter In their first meeting) and Springs Brock Fail to Help eral Manager Gabe Paul and standouts, paired with lofty Rick Hansen of Rocky HUl are out fear for his life. Now he is entertaining no thoui^ts of 9- 2, A18; MlUer, Baltimore, D. Cosgrove had a home run In ad quitting. swung the Orant-Stange deal dition to his key two-baigger Ray InGace of East Catholic, other hurlers for Coach Warren heads the Gas House Gang, at Lee, Loo Angeles and Mikkel- without giving up any of the “What would I do with my and Bob Couloumbo and Ron Three-quarters of Manchester McGulnness' club. least in the managerial depart^ scn. New York, 4-1,'SOO. Twins’ Wg sluggers. Paul W l- self if I wasn’t in sports?” he Gustafson also hit for the win 'm e a t ‘ I Strikeouts — Pena, Kansas mated that he sought a bigger candidly asked. ners. Bill Sheekey turned In an _T h e first round of play in the Cards Still Skid w c Pilots DidnH Mind d t y , 86; Badatx, Boston, 79; name In exchange tor Grant, By today’s standards, the six- unassisted double play at short Twi League has hem eomplated Ford, Now York, 78; W tokw- the dean of the Indians staff. foot Koelsch is normal sise, but fo r Ous’s. -and Moriarty’a wound up on STANWS sham, Detroit, 74; Paseonl, “ I think, however,” said Panl, ’ top of the standings with a per- in the early 1920s, he was a big Ctems ...... 203 012 1-0-12-1 AMERICAN LEAGUE Relentless Rainfall Minnesota, 69. ‘the trade wUl help both clube.” fe^ record. man—the center—on Rock Ous’s ...... 201 300'2—8- 9-2 With New Players ’ W. L. Pot. OB NATIONAL LEAGUE Mint Sale Aids BasdJSST Grant, 28, had been hit hard ^ Before the league organised, ville’s basketball teams. In Barker, Peck (4) and Taylor, I ‘I — I Batting — WUUains, Chicago, this season, starting nine games *Jeff, a frequent visitw to the those days the tallest lad was C h ic a g o ...... 8220 .616 — Money is needed to support any program and as a Ocogrove (3); Mldlln and Duff. sports desk, pulled tq> a chair, given the Job o f center, [the B a lU m o re ...... 84 22 .007 — NEW YORK (A P )— ^The rain beat down relentlessly AS2; Mays, San FrancUco, A60; and completing only one. He center Jump being in force'af Now Y o r k ...... 32 21 .604 dem en to, Pittsburgh, .889; way of raising funds the Alumni and Intermediate had a 2-1 record with a 6.96 ;^hellovred a good morning, drew NEW YORK (A P )—^The St. Louis Sag apparently is '/2 on the already soggy field making it impossible for the CHURCH LEAGUE ter eqgh basket Hunt, New York and SlargeU, Baseball Leagues will conduct a candy sale o f mints. earned run average, but 1s an Xaold stares from fellow room contagious. M innesota...... 82 26 .562 8 Yankees and Mets to play their h^’alded exhibition Rallying for four runs in the Name a league in Central and B o e to n ...... 29 29 SOO 6 Pittsburgh, S20. established major Teague starter occupants who disapfooved of game Monday night. C!ollecting their boxes last night were, left to right, last of the seventh, Mai ’Tbdl ..^his booming voice, and made a Blastem Connecticut and Jeff Jack Spring an(l Loti Brock caught it only a few in Clevebuid .....27 27 JM>0 6 Runs— ^Mays, San Francisco, of known quaUty with a 64-59 But the two managers, tlaaey 80; W U llam s,dilcago,41; AUen, John Hannon, Kent Smith, (Jhariie Blake and Stan Team 2 edged Liberty Mutual, statement: has been involved in some cap nings after they joined their new Cardinal teammates Detroit ... ______25 29 .468 8 dugout and didn’t move for sev lifetime record entering title sea Stengel of the Meta and Yogi Rosen, all Alumnt Leagues. 16-14, at Robertson Park test “ Hamilton Isn’t going to field acity, many as an official. last night Washington ...27 85 .485 10 eral minutes.’’ Philadelphia, 89; Olemonto, son. He was 18-14 test year Berra of the Yankees, didn’t Pittsburgh, 88 ; Santo, Chicago, night and shoved the losers Into If'ii ■ '• baseball team this sprtog. I’d * . * Los Angeles .. .24 87 M S 12Bow an auto salesman at Mor- at Hkifield, Just tor one Inning. official announcement that the Yogi. "I wasn’t never nervous. need for additional outfieldinsr Budzinakl and Zutter; Krause, The flnrt batter lined arrived in the third inning of the Morehead 4-6) at New York LoaU, 72; WUU, Los Angeles, "la rtjr’s when not playing and game had been postp,vaaa»a^, encounter. i Ecvcnth Inning after when they scored three runa, Washington (Danleb 5-4), N. “ Naw ’ ’ renlitiri Rarra «Bnma ' CaTuson, Philadelphia and Mays, Corrigan bore down to get out single were followed by Keiran posing of Sportsmen’s Tavern. Over the years, Jeff has p r o - i u ^ i ? i two on Cap Peterson’s pinch Minnesota (Stlgman 8-4) at bodv m'uata^een kidilin’ vpmi t I going. We Francisco, 8 ; W. Dovis, Los of trouble. , BrogUo, a 28-year-old right ton standouts and the results Daley’s sharp single to left, 13-2, at Mt. Nebo last night. I were great. Wally Widholm, for moted many benefits and tcrti- triple. Cleveland (Kraikdt (LI), N. h ^ ^ j f*. i!.Angeles, Hunt, New York, Joe Massaro bad both hits hander, apparentiy became sur had Blanchard all ready to And toe ^ y s weren’t hitting. HeSlstoln, Philadelphia, CI^ producing the only run of the Bob Bemls clubbed a home one, is the league’s leading hit- monials“ * “ tor * qxMts figures. lead. The 31>year-old left-hander x Ha R ah« a^otviss k.k Kansas City (Segui 4-6 and for St. James’, a fourth-inning plus when the Cardinals ac- catch. Besides, toe'only reason run and Jim Carlson a pair of tor, he being a former Prop Whenever he heard of a man in Bowafield 0-1) at D etro it nnuf Wttoburgh and Boyer, game. double and a alngla in the sev i«.' Cincinnati Have he a pitching better right lo-i, .poO; Marichal, San Fran- he^ i Car**!"®’ *. Hobble allowed two into first place In the AL. erupt-' » 2® 26 .586 Sl/i Casey, winking at no one In to In his fourth season In the ..Johnson said. “ He does a 101 27 JilS 41/. ,",$7“ ’*®®! H™«e, Houston majors. He hit .258 last season i d u ^ l J ^ v^p-~ H ^rom ^he slump that held ! 52 particular. “You feUaa weren’t ALUMNI UCAGUE 'filin gs for the ball club.’ ’ SO 28 M 7 At/t very kind to m y friend AI ' , ., . ^ and Bunnlng and Mahaffey, with nine homers and 87 runs ^ That beat sums up the dug down deep 27 Philadelphia, 6-2, .750. Abbreviated action at Mt. I 27 SOO 61/]o'/l Lopez. They teU me AI was in Moses’ batted In. He was hitting at a Nebo last night saw Hartford YOU CAN BUY A BRAND NEW : Koelsch this writer has known Los Angeles 28 SO .488 V e s with him,’ a^d Casey. [ strikeouts — Koufax, Los Dr. Prescriptions .257 cUp for the Ctebe with two money to buv 'a few bs.«eh>Tia ‘ St. Louis, considered a prime ees. They scored seven runs in such a state of shock after y o u , “ Maybe that’s what I should do A iw^ mT ^ Drre^le ^ ^ National nip Fire A Police, 4-1, Jfor at least 25 years. Right, or St. LouU 28 81 .475 homers and 14 runs driven In. .oney m ouy Dnsebsals contondfer^ ... the NaUonal League - Ii the first -- inning------o as |*ete Ward, ’4 In five Innings before rain w wrong, whatever Jeff did, he or bats tor Ms teams. Houston 28 82 .467 64 MERCURY • * * peniMt before the season start-1A1 WeU and Gerry McNertney forced a halt. JfBd it 100 per cent. New York 19 40 .822 IS and Marichal, San Francisco, Cure Yankee Batting Ills 64 COMET ed, began its tallspln\,May 28. ' each drove in two. « One likes to recall the Twi 82; Maloney, Cincinnati and Tom O’N eil held F A P to one MONTEREY BREEZEWAY 2-DOOR SEDAN Full of Zip Yesterday’s Results hit, a single by Bob Dotchln. He ^ League which operated for I The White Sox, who broke a Houston 9, St. LouU 8. Banning, Philadelphia, 80. Gayeski Winner “202” 2-DOOR SEDAN NEW YORK, (AP) — Lastg Boyer, benched fo r noo-htt fanned 10 and walked but four Equipped with whitewall tires, backup lights, power years at the West Side Oval, Watching him operate on to tolrd place, one game out of Lix-gam e losing streak. sUn5 San FrancUco , Cincinnati . 6 8 Thursday, rovhig batting' In ting, returned to the lineup In over the short stretch. Joe Price Includes standard transmission, heater, defroster, a Many of the state’s beat play- nights when Moriarty’s played Only Games Scheduled. Snead One of Most Difficult steering, radio, remote control mirror outside, large Two flve-game and one four-' S l f structor W ally Moses, respond the second game o f SundaYe In Springfield, Amalo collected a pair of ain- air cleaner, dual signal UgUts, wheel discs. Federal ..^ers were sprinkled on the many one would suspect he was half Today’s Games chrome wheel covers, standard traiumission, 250 hp. tog to an emergency caU from doubleheadar. One hit In five glee, two-thirds of the Bankers’ label list price | 2 1 7 8 . V engine, uses regular fuel. Federal Lab^l List | S 1 5 5 . rostera. It was a great summer his real are. He’s full of zip Philadelphia (Dennis Bennett -8 fre"'tolShptce|‘«refia S 2 j^^^^^ the front office. Joined the New times at bat waa tifo best he Up League Lead safeties. league,^ comparable to the eur- and fire and his voice matches 7-4) at Chicago (Jackson 8-4J 2 from the top and only one-half • • • High-Strung (Jolf Tour Pros York Yankees. The next day, cOuld do. Htfd. National 210 01— 4 S' 0 i.rent Hartford Twi League. his movements You won’t see New York (Fisher 4-4) l the club clobbered the C!hlcago Fire A Police 000 10—1 1 5 - neers, 5-1, in rain-abbreviated N o runs, few hits, no errors .•jcuit, always likes to see Jeff Houston (Bruce 6-2), N. name golfer from overseas named Robert E. Lee Harrison yers found out last night as Bestern League action Monday and plenty of rain. That was around. I f anyone could get a yeartheGasHou 8erew eredeei)i"V >''® ‘ and « i ? 1 Sth*‘Sft^"t^^ Cincinnati ___ (Tsltouris 2-4) at two events. Behind the scenes completed his first practice explained the travail of his fel they recorded their first victory to an entirely different story. n l ^ t the box score In the Hartford few extra coins out o f the pub- low workers. J%'*toeTub^s ridin^high'^‘‘^A^^^^ RTn'\ashed*" San i-ij, n : after seven loeses, a 4-1 dedslon TOe win Increased the Giant Twilight League last night as .Mc, It was Jeff. IVhenever An- round for this week’s National Yankee G eneral Manager AS LOW AS *195 DOWN • UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY ”He could be a g i x l V k Minnesota at Qeveland. ^ "n a to r ^ ^ r ^ k f 1 Ue 1 Open and stormed up to toe “ It’s nothing but punishment over Ansaldi’s.' Ralph Houk and Field leader Maine in Finals league lead to games over Moriarty Brothers battled ,gelo would spot Jeff, he was charm. and not worth toe $90 most of In toe seventh when Dick Phil caddy master, Winning pitcher Bruce Maher Yof^ Berra, more concerned Reading, who was washed out Herb’s Sport Shop to a flve-ln- us arlll make this week, but we of a doubleheader with Wll- GOLT8 -CARD8— lips doubled home Jim King "G et me a new caddy," he gave up only three hits, one a than they were willing to admit After Big Upset nlng scoreless tie before the I Sports Schedule have to do It to eat,” he imld Uamsport. York at Charleston BAN FRANCISCO — Jimmy PHILADELPHIA __ Benny and scored on Ed Brinkman’s said. "This man is impossible. home run to Merle Bhaw In the about the lightweight hitting of game was rained out. was postponed because of rain. Bayvlew, Calif. Briswe, 14t^ Phllad^Wa one single. He has long, dirty fingernails.’’ “It’s hot like caddying for first Inning. Mqjier also collect such as Tbnuny Tresh, Clete . Herb’s picked up four hits off Philadelphia, week-end fouroomes. We can’t OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — 'GayesJri pitched a flve-hltter •x-Central CJonnecticut ace ^ toocked out Andres Herrera, atopped Percy Manning, 150, Another contestant asked his ed two o f his team’s hits. .Boyer, Tony Kubek and Joe Tuesday, June Ig walk out on that fairway a ^ Maine’s pressure-loving up tor the Giants for his seventh Norm Newfleld. The Gas Hous OUR VERY BEST! 1B8H, Mexico, 4. Philadelphia, 8. Lawyers ...J.. OOO Six— 4-6-1 Pepltone,. held a secret huddla I . Medics vs. Green Manor, 6, caddy to go Into ttie club house wait. We can't cut torou^ toe win In 10 decisions, as his team and get him a wet towel. The Ansaldl’e ...... lOO 000—d-S-2 teat week. starts are tn the N C A A base ers weren’t any, better, gaining Buckley. woods. ' mates belted two Pioneer hurl- but three safeties off the serves *«2 FORD CONYERTIBU caddy balked. Mahei; and Liaotte; Shew The aftermath was a hurry ball final round, thanks to a 'M MERCURY 4-DOOR Baseball Scouts Get Eyeful Arm y-N avy vt. Sears, 6, “ We have to always be ready up call to Moses. As a Yankee ers for 10 hits. Including four o f Jim Spanswick. Galaxle. Blue with white top. Radio, heater, Fordomatlc, "F ire him ," the golfer fumed. and Tomcauk. stringbean sophomore pitcher Black. R euUo, heater, Waddell. to clean a club, wipe a ball or batting coach untU he was giv doubles and a triple. M oriarty’s plays again to power steartaig, power brakes. S O A I I C “I want a caddy who Jumps with “poise, courage, great con Frank Johnson, who got the Mercomatic...... ; ...... Pagani’s vs. Oilers, 6, Ver- hand out a new ball at toe next en a new assignment, that of night, facing Royal McBee at One owner, low, low mUes...... •995 when 1 batk." ‘ NATIONAL LEAGUE trol and enough Btegliah to o ff trl{de, led the attack with three Of 'OtKer Pitcher’ in Win planck. tee. If w e give a man a club working with youngsters in the Colt F’ark diamond No. 2. Fred I Both players got new caddies, (Jloss for fouf innlnga, the set his lack o f a fast ball.” hlta in tour trips to the plate. For Dad's Day Gifts Hartford National vs. Rant- and he overshoots or imder- club’s farm system, W ally had Vogel la slated to hurl fo r the l/s. 6, M t Nebo. but these were only a couple of shoots th e‘ green It’s our fault. game at Buckley Field was His name la Joe Ferris and Howie Stethers took the loss Gas House Gang. 'AI MERCURY MONTEREY 'A3 LINCOLN'CONTINENTAL instances at the Congressional oren credited with Improving WEST HAVEN (^F ) — The‘» But each time he \lraa able to Police A Fire vs. Lincoln, 6, clinched In the fifth when Mo the words are thoee of the coach tor the Pioneers, his first In Herb’s ...... ; .000 00--0-4-0 4-Door. Yellow with beige leather Interior. K A A O K major league scouta 17 of them, Country Club where tempera “ Whan golfars hit In the ti>e stlckwork o f a number (rf five games. 4-Door Hardtopt White with red vinyl Interior. ITS THE TOBACCa POUCH pitch out of the jam. Ceccarelli W est Side, s rlarty Brothers aoored four Jack Buttarfleld, a former M orlartYs ...... 000 00-0-8-0 Full Continental equipment...... came to watch Conard right are riinnlng hot and patience rough, we^re to blame, not Yankee regulars. Radio, heater, Mercomatic, power BIAO E struck out six. Travel Service vs. Center times and took a 6-0 lead. They v pitcher at Maine. Ferris is a 6 ^ TodaYs 8ohednle I Spanswick and Blair, Rossi 'I. hander Gary Lindholtz, but it thin between high-strung golf them. They chew us out. The The boys caU him “Doctor" steering, power brakes...... WE FEATURE THE Lou Oerdone also hi'mmered Congo, 6:15, Robertson. eourae la long and tough and eventually defeated Naaaiff he must have prescribed 4 right-hander who ousted Elmira at Springfield, 8 p.m. ( 8 ); Newfleld and Widholm. was Notre Dame's Jack Cec- R ay’s vs. Gus’s, 6:15, Charter ers and toe men hired to carry Arms, 6-2, to snap the tie for Southern California’s defending carelli who gave them an eye a home run for Notre Dame. their bags. it’s hot. We never get a drink the proper medicine. In the 'A3 MERCURY MONTEREY LOWEST BOXED CIGAR Oak. firat place in the league stand champions 2-1, test night in the ful. In the (Jlasa B final, pitcher ' TTie casualty rate for cad of water. Some of file boys quit next five games tha Yankees 'AI FORD STATION VFAOON 4-Door Breezeway. Pink frost Radio, heater, Merco BUI Denehy led Woodrow WU- Harm’s vs. B -A Club, 6:16, before they are fired.” ings. combed W hite Sox pitching for fourth round. PRICES IN tOWNI The highly touted Lindholta dies la running pretty high,” Falcon. Turquoise. matic, power steering, power brakes. son to an easy 8-1 conquest of M t Nebo. Winning pitcher Greg John op hlta extending their winning Ferris has pitched through had one of hU worst days yes said Jocko MiUer, the caddy The caddtea called Si__ Radio, heater, Fmrdomatic...... Low, low mileage...... ▼4i“I T D Seymour. Wednesday, June 17 ston fanned 11 and allowed only streak to seven In a row, their the district playoffs and the *1095 terday while Ceccarelli was in master. “We’ve had a lot of Snead one of the moot difficult Moriarty*s vs. Auto Parts, 6, —"He calls you bad names out four hits. Mike McDonald, the longest o f the aeaaon. College Wond Series with a Always Fresh,.. top form. ’ Denehy pitched a three-bitter Buckley. complaints. W e've made a lot in the game at Naugatuck, o ' ahlfta. It’s a gam e of musical ktud’ ’—and J ^ u s Boroa the loser, gave up but fW# and Kubek, who has collected IS plastic oast protecting two The reeult was a 6-0 triumph 'A2 MERCURY METEOR 'A2 CADILLAC 4.DOOR stricking out 10. The mUy Sey chairs. bast. “ Mister Boros,” one said, struck out 14. tots in Ms test M times at bat, broken bonee In hla left wrist. E x ^ p lc : William Penn, America’s Largest Selling for the Bridgeport team and the 2-Door. 6 cylinder, standard tranamlaslon, mour run came In the first "One guy Bras a caddy. Wa never asks a question. All you M oriarty’a .... 001 140-6-5.0 ngursd prominently in Fri- But he stopped Seton Hall, 0-1, Model 62. Green. Radio, heater, A9AOC 5c Cigar. Reg. $2.25 ...... S lJ 9 7 1964 baseball championship of radio, ^heater. Hera’s real eco n o m y !...... Inning and waa unearned. New Coaches glva h lm to aomabody alaa. The have to do la hava ...... the (Connecticut InteracholasUc new guy la happy. That’s toe for. him at ^le next tee.” White Box. upset of Ariaona Saturday, then Dfitclunaster Presidents. Reg. $6.95...... $ G J H I Athletic Conference (OIAC), Denehy oon trtbu toaM o hlto. Johnston and ^ iro a l; M. M c BOSTON (AP) — OH Hodges way It goes.’ Donald and Riocio Tresh, w ith five hits In his went the route agalnat proud Class A division. including a triple, to ^ e WU- a ^ Tony Cucclnello will be toe '*3 SniDEiAKn 4-DOOR "AI PONTIAC CATALINA Son cause. Jockp is equipped to handle test 18 tlmss at bat, waa a fac- u se . FEATURING ONE OF THE Lindholtz, who pitched possi American League coaches for such problems. Forty-sevwi w In BaturdaYa triumph and Maine’s auooeas in its first SUver with red Interior. V -8 engine, radio, heater, auto Convertible. White with red interior. Ifis mound opponent, left AMERICAN LEAGUE bly hU greatest game In no-hit toe 19(M All-Star baseball game years old, a former boxer with Fepltons’s 10th itmiwg run- major NCAA tourney la nay matic transmteslon, power steering, power folA A E Radio, heater,-hydramatic, power steering, LARGEST SELECTIONS OF QUALITY PIPES ting Norwich earlier In the hander MUt Cociuran. took a July 7 at New York’s Shea Sta Cichon ^Scoret^ Apparently on their way to brakes. 8 oq and drive this one today VTD arms like a blacksmlto and “ ^ y win after seven runs ■porlng aingte Sunday eomplets aport has Onmo, a town of power brakes, whitewall tires...... •1895 AND SMOKERS' ACCESSORIES IN TOWN! tournament, Waa tormented by 14-1 record and a aore arm Into dium. hknds like hama, he is hard to tile sweep. aixnit 8,000 In an qproar. wildneas and the go;dier ball the game. Denehy’s victory was AI Lopez, manager of toe AL faze. to th a jir s t Inning, Police and Foret Nope, anly two. Fire had to aoratch up two yesrterdaj^ his seventh against two ds- squad, announced hla aeleotlons Once taro caddtae came doian Twe daiwMsta. that to, j AB Koywoodlfi Plpts 1Q>/e O ff Lht P H ^ He threw two home nm feats. yesterday throiwh league head- on him from two dlreotioas. He to the ladl of the , fo r Mr. and Mia. Wtofly •toth/to eke out a 14-18 win pitches, one to the Mcond bet Catcher Joe Klinger led JosI quarters here. Hodges manages IpnbjMd one in each arm and O to^ The goHlag » at ter of the game, Haidc An- Batlow High o f Redding to the Washington while Cucclnello torew them to the groimd so EOlngtea Ridge O w n tiy SEST I?*?®". Waddell OP9N THUkffiDAY A FRIDAY TIIX, 9 PJfi. serves as a coach under L ^ m i flaw teat n igh t DUlon’s traU- drejczak. He walked five bat n s sa C championship. haril tile. Jolt b r ^ e toelr ahoe d n b greeted hto .aeeend 1 D A IL Y : 8 AJfi. to 7 P3I. s SUN.: 7 AM . to 1 PM . for toe O ilcago White Sox. to* throughout exploded ters and hit three. Ha whacked three hits, a sin laces. Another time an angry ter last night. ' FOR EXPERT MORIARTY BROTHERS Also named to All-Star Jobs Lindholtz unleashed two wild gle, double and triple, as Bar- caddy ehargad him with « wore: Spud Murray, New Yortt WHEEL AUGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING GLASS INSTALLED pitches and allowed seven hlta. low hlastsd Bast Hampton, 14-2 atraliht razor. Jocko let ^ at and Bill Pleis, Minnaaota, bat LINCOLN CONTINENTAL w MERCURY MONTEREY, MERCURY METEOR' O n the credit side, be fanned in a gams at New Haven. tacker have It fun In tbs fiaco RAOUTOR REPAHONG AND REOORING M ALUMINUM COMNNATION DOOM ting practice pitchara; Oaoiga 10 batten. He struck out- 22 Barlow had two big innings, with a aradge, and the aasaflant COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE MERCURY COMET — WILLYS JEEP .______Siuwe, Waahlngton, halting prac beat a hasty retreat. AND WMDOWS OF A U TYNS against Norwich. picking up four runs in the M ra Ctohan, ths fo n re r tice catcher; TOm McKanna, “RaaUy it was a two4ron w e ^ w h had home nma.for OpM 8 AJL to 8 PJL—SaOoiday 8 AJA to Neon Tobacco Pouch Ceccarelli was not untrouUed aaoond and six runs in the sixth. Laftniaa Oeeereel, to re- Waahlngton, trainer. I IM M A IN m u m , MANCHESTIW 846-1800 while recording a throa-hlt shut The win want to ’Tom Chrsa- shot,” Jocko said. 301 c e n t e r ST. • OPENpEVENINGS • 643-5135 This will be CuccinaUo’a fifth pertod dsfog flaa, ns to tha PMlea, Fire ..701 222— 14. 1B.S out. Ha walked five men. Thrre Ninety per cent of Mm ead- nh (N ra t to K sM i’b Fhm llBM nowtod, unbsatan lafthandar, appearance as AL. All - Star ■aw nditttoa. rui-a^ times runners got an 8sr as who gavs up five hlta and ee, all of when eomo from J. JL WHITE GLASS CO. coach and the AL debut tor Ifoyn saather fiJIRKE MOTOR SALES third bans. stzuefc cot sigh t tUa area, are Negro. They are Hodges. ' pMd hr M M dm w. SI B IS S E L L ST— ^Phono 049-7322 ( 101 BROAD STOEET — 64frlOII l e a s i n g p u n s a v a il a b l e f o r 1964 MODELS »
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CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1964 r MANCHESTEB EVENING HEBALP, liANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, JUNE 16, HnU t Bosiiicaa Serrices THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Articl«B For Sale 46 HouMhold Goods il By FAGALY and SHORTEN AiMurtmtntB— Flate— ^«n«<«h6d A^«^t^^^^b 63-A O ffered 13 OOMBINAn(>N ^ I jU F or S a k 72 Ho o sm For Sale 72 Ho im m Ffir Sak 72 j PICNIC Tables, aevsral Tsncmciits 63 Ho o sm F or Sate extra sturdy constiuctiaa, ■ stove, coll 840-0860, Ideal 0 5 1 ^ 0 MARRIBDr ibq our ASSUMABLE MORTGAOB-U LAWNMOWER sharpening; re- w t t f i T z r r f BOl/rON—Brandy St. BemiUful BOLTON—440 fofot frontoga, a p - KENSINGTON 8T,—You muat SEVEN ROOM CAPE ta Bow CLASSIFIED foot. $12.60 up; 8 toM. $1^B0 exAtoge. beautifully fumlohad 2a 1 n__ qm_ you have $2,000, or so and con pairs, sales, rotor blades proKimotely t acres, brook. 6 •ee this dalightful 0 room (jap* 4 .room apartment, modem sfflelencias footurlng G.E. jto- pay $129, par month, aok ue ers School area, 6 bedrooms eharpened; bicycle ^ e s, eery. V mEN lOtrRE ROUM up; delivered. W. Ztaker, PHILOO rofriterator, 18 ou. fo, conveniences, second floor 4..^ 4------room house. Asking $16,000. located ta one of Manchester’s possible, breeieway encloeed, Ice. Manchester Cycle Shop. SOWN HKsHWAV, ney S tm t, Ellington. I78-7148. p ll^ ces, lust lb mtautsa fr o S about foe terrific ranch we E. J. Oorpentet, Realtor, 649- -m 90-40 lb. freeser comportment, Hartford to_ cool, rural living nicest rosidenUol an as. At attached garage, asking only 149 W. MlddU Turnpike, 64^ $00. Must be seen. 044-8082. ive Just over foe South Wtad- 5061. tached garage. Large lot. Only 3068. AND HUNGRY ASA DISHES, knick-knacks, jars, able for teachers. (Jell 640-0771 Bionthly. ’ Oak Lodj^ r town Une ta East Wtad- $16,900. A real family home. ADVERTISING B O A R small UWes, otiier mlM*0^ after 6 p.m. $16,000. Coll Jarvis Realty (Jo., Wesley R. Smith Agency, 643- ApartoshU, 267 TiStend Tpke., rX Vacant. T. J. Crockott, PERSONALITY PACKED Realtors, 648-1121, Eves., Coll REPAIRS OB aU makes of re A L L YO U n tS S A R E neous items. 18 Delmont Street Manchester' Oora. 6tt-917l, 643-1877. 1667, evenings, 649-1306. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS fi'lgeratore, wasbere, ranges, Musical Instmmsnts 58 FOUR R(X)M apartment, in 876-1166 VALUES Osri Ztaseer, 643-0038. M O T E L S , gnytlme. cluding heat, hot ipiter end goa RANCH — laOHT rooms. South 8 AM. to i PM and dryers. AD oD burners BOWERS room full $10,000-^fiuper dandy 6-room MANCHESTER RANCH----- 2 cleaned and serviced. All work M O T E L S , SOUP’S on, foe ^ foot k , so t e n o r s a x , $78; for cooking. Bleotric refrigera abed doraii Windsor, one full and two half $70; flute, $80; guHar, $19;i; (jon- — , 4 or I bed Cape, smalt family years old, exceKent location, guaranteed. 849-0066. MOTELS, clean foe spot With BCue lu s tor and gas stove furnished. Business Locsttons rooms, (o r s fe , $19. baths, modem kitchen with COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tre. Rent electric shompooer nectlcut’s lonreri aolaolton of Call 640-7084, 649-6770, 6-7 p.m. room, nice setting, lake 21 foot Uving room, fire^ace, bullt-ins, dining room, 4 b ^ - COVENTRY LAKE — Water BY THE SC O R E - For Rsnt 64 900. Agency, 649- kitchen with built-ins, nstursl 'MONDAY Tkra nUDAY UdW AJI^-SATDBOAY • AJH. l a w n MCWBR8. Baupeaed $1. Oloott Variety Store sheet music. Word MUrio Cto., privileges. No l(^ation rooms. family room, 2-car ga front. $14,400. Prafeasloiial and repaired, sales and serv 640 Hkrtford Rood. Open oro- FIVE ROOMS and bath ga here. ^ woodwork, aluminum windows, O F F K »- F O R RENT, 4M rage. lot 100x206. owner wants neighbortiood, completely fur ice, rental equipment L A |f rage. aluminum storm ’ win- doors, and awnings, attached nished, year ’round 5 room BLUE LUSTRE not only ride ntags. oquon feet, two roomc, Mata - WELL $12,80O-Spic k quick sole because o t illness, PLEASE READ YOUR AD Bqaipineot O o^ ., Route 88. corpete of soU but leaves pile dows, excaUent location, avail span well de garage, $22,200. Philbriek $23,600. Philbriek Agency, 649- home, fireplace, garage, large very reaeonable, com- ranch, S bedrooma. signed 6-foom (Tape, OMrified m "Waat A *r an taina st w the phoM as a Vemou, 8TO-7600, Manctiestar soft and lofty. Rent electric able July 1st. Tel. 643-9037. dining area, auburban Agency, 649-8464. 8464. screened porch, ortenizn well, exchange, Bnterprtee IMS. Wanted—Ih Buy 18 gM ely renovated. Call 64$- convenient locaUon, city floating dock, water skier’s w a w tence. The adeerllaer cheaM read hie ad the FIRST ahiunpooer Piud’s Point h FIVE R(X)M FLAT, 142 8. Mata ">06, 9-6 only. onxioua Okrlton $16,000 FOR A 2-famlly at 174 Raaltor. 64SA1S1 water, sewers, terrific SPLIT LHRflUj—8 rooms, mod haven. Lawrence F. Blono, d a y i t APPCABS aad RKYtMtT EBBOBS la ttnie for the STEFS, SIDEWALKS. etcue NIGHT K tia s^ 11^ WaUpaper Supply. ____ Street, first floor. Heat fur buy. Oak Street, Manchester. 8- aert laeertlon. The Herald Is reepoiwlhte for oaly ONE laoor- Bur WHEN AT WE BUT, SELL or trod# an FOR em kitchen with built-ins, 3 Realtor, 643-2766. C2iarles walls, Oreplaces, flagetone ter A COZY BED nished. Now avallrble. Adults LEASE—Excellent toco- room apartment down, 4 room leet er omitted foeerthm for aajr adrertioeineaft aad thca oafo LARGE TTUCYCJLB, good con tique and U4wd funiitnrt, oU m , tion ter doctor’e office or OONOORD RD — BeiuitlfUl '$13,600—Jim Dandy Ranch, large bedrooms, dining room, Nicholson, 742-6364. races, hatchways, dry wella YfOULD SUIT YOU 10 dition, $6; I960 Country Squire glan; .aBvtr, pletnra trunae 643-8672. roneh, larga firing room, torn apartment up, with two fin huge family room 21x23 with te the exteot o f a “ make good" laaertloa. Errore which do aot AU concrete repairs. Reason ^ u t v p ^ o r . 416 Main Street built-ins, neat os a pin ished rooms on third floor, oil IWHB foe ealne of the adverttaemeat will aot be eorreeted br A " T l station wagon, $200. 849-6036. and old ootaa. old doUa and completely renovated and om- .’ •1 dintog room. oaUnet kitehen. fireplace, 2 full baths, 2-car ga Lots For Sale able. 648-0881. funs, hobby ooUaetkas. ottle CREST, LUXURIOUS Duplex condition, 14 acre lot, fired steam heat, new siding. rage, excellent neighborhood, «haake good” *------AportmenU, 4H rooms, lU P «*lng. J. D. Realty, 648- 1 bedrooms, recreation room, \city water YOU PASS NOTHING oontMita or wiiole oiitntea. city water, assume Robert J. Smith. Inc., 649-6241. $33,900. Philbriek Agency, 649- TWO BUILDING lots, prime YOU ARE A-1! Truck U A-lt baths, G.E. kitchen, range, re 5139. tandaeaped yard. Marlon E. BUT DINERS, Boats Accessories 46 nitnre Repair Serriot Toloott- Robartaon. Realtor. 6a-896t. or01 minimum 8464. locaUon. city utilities. Phil- t o c b coopebation Cellara, attics, trash. sBiall frigerator, hood, disposal, Ve d b ^ FHA. BOLTON COLONIAL w n x d i n e r s , TlUe, Conn. Tel. 648-7449. brick Agency, 649-8464. trucking done A-1 right! CUl netian blinds, carpeted stair Two years old, a* three bed LAKEWOOD (3R said district, at leas' Oetl 648-7387 between 6-7. 643-7479. 20 hour week, good hourly pay, 196 South Street, RockviUe. 100x200. $17,600. Philbriek seven days before the day of sau IDUND — Light tsm puppy, seph P. Lewis. apply In person. Tots ’n Teens, and 8 p.m. LOOKING for anything in real FO(/R,ROOM flat, third r.orrr, and hot water,' $70 weekly, Agency, 649-8464. iences, close to shop- Corporation 876-a74. Open* 0-8. sleeps 7. Call Mrs. Carter, 742- HOLLISTER STREET — Price hearing, to api>ear U they see causa male. OaU Lee FraocMa, D ^ 1940 OLDSMOBILE, 3-door HAVE SMALL pickup truck— 966 Mata St. or call 643-2128 estate rentals — apartments, hot water, garage, two adults Ing, walk to bus. Stu SHED DORMER — Larg:c< bn* said time and vlace aad be Warden, 648-8694. hardtop. Super 88, power LfSIDB AND OUTSIDB NEAT APPEARANC®. pleasing only. 649-0482. 8142. BEAUTIBTJL paneled heated pendous value here. reduced to $17,000, on this neat maculate 6 room Oape. partial heard relcUive thereto, and make will do odd jobs. Attics and tor appointment. homes, multiple dwellings, eoE 6 room Cape, all rooms are fin 643-5440 649-5938 return to this court. brakes, power stemtng, rear tag. You name your own price. personality. An old reliaKe J. D. Realty, 643-6129. family room off kitchen. 8 bed recreation room, patio, 'beauti cellars cleaned. Rubbish re 648-7868. 876-8401. ASSORTMENT of good used MAINE—Large lakefront cot $16,600—Countrified Ranch with ished. even the rec room In fully landscaped, school, bus, JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judxe. speaker, excellent condition, moved. Reasonable. Call 649- PART-TIME bookkeeper fa firm, the leader In its field, is OOCUPAN(JY JULY 1ST — 5 room ranch, aluminum storms, Annoanccmentt ranges. 643-6668. room apartment, $80. Modem tage tor rent for August. Sep generous sprawling the basement, 2 toll baths, shopping. CJarlton W. Hutchins. $400. Mark IV air-conditioner, 1043. miliar with quarterly payroll expwding due to promotions. cellar, 158x246 lot, only $15,- LARGE LDT tor sale in Ver AT A rtation. I’ll send my auto brick Agency, 649-8464. HELLO? 643-9533 fice, quaUfied to rate auto hot water, parking, immacu (JU8TOM RANCHI bedrooms, I ranch—6 large rooms. dining room, living extras. This home Is ta a se Prederick C. Nil! tor you. No obligation even if late condition, adults. Phone THREE ROOM furnished apart room with fireplace, breeze 1962 FORD Convertible 500 XL, mobile and fire. Modem office, 2 baths, laige living room, basement, combina- $12,600 — SMALL 2 FAMILY of cluded. wooded neighborhood edminUtrator. i Don’t you often hope it'$ out-of-tovm BATON twirling students want you don’t buy. 648-2171. ment, Porter Street area, sec months black, power steering, Cruiso- Special Services 15 air conditioning, central West fircplace, dfiing rec'rec Selling tor $16,900 with way, attached garage, $15,900. 6 rooms, 3 each, over an acre in Tolland. Julian Realty, 649- ed to start immediately. (MU Situations Wanted— ond floor, $$110 per month, in Philbriek A$;ency, 649-8464. from ^ e 9th day of June 1964. be I relatives orfriends calling? They prob matlc, excellent. $1780. 643- ’TWO 1956 4-DOOR Pontiac se Hartford. Phone 236-6670, eve. A—Lr—B—E—R—T’- ^ room, attached 2-car garage, $18,600 assumable mortgage ' of land, 2-car garage, other 9190. ^ d the same are limited and al- Miss Kathy Giorgio, 649-0615, Male' 39 READY FOR OCXJUPANCY! cludes all utilities. Can 643- payments $120 a month, T. J ably feel the same. Why not make a 9683. dans, reasonable. Call 6*9- UL APPROVED lightning rods, for information. 823-0339, or write P.O. Boix 309 43-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD beautiful view, $31,000. P^ll- outbuildings. Suburban but still I?*’ ,.*,'’ * creditors within 2798 after 4!30 p.m. awnings, roofing, siding, gut OPEN BIVERY NIGHT TILL 9 GRISWOLD STREET, #940 for appointment. Avail Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. LAKEWOOD CSRCLE-Ooloniai:- in town. Ideal for an "In-law" OFF PORTER ST.—4 bedroom ta taelr clalm a. West Hartford. c a r p e n t e r , first-class, effl- brick Agency, ReaHtors, Ofo- Cape with center hall, 6 large against said estate, and said ad Long Distance visit? All you have to .woo LINCOLN Continental, — ------— — ters. combination windows. In able July, 1, 1964. -situation. T. J. Crockett, Real Garrison Cojlonial. 2-car ga MANtJHBSTBR . ^ . 8464. MAN(JHESTER< Ranch—24’ liv rooms, redecorated living room ministrator is directed to give pub- do is pick up the phone. It’s the next lack, red leather interior, still! DESOTO 4-door sedan in sured warranty Free esU Bonds—Stocks— ASSISTANT IxxAkeeper with dependable~"alV''aro7md‘ ‘"m M ’ tor, 643-1677. rage, beautiful kitchen with 1 °e to the creditors to bring nder guarantee. CaU 649^180649-6180 ''***>’very good running condition.condition, mates, budget accounts. Be-n- s Spacious 3-Room Apartments ing room, fireplace, 8 large with paneled fireplace, formal every modem feature, 214 n their claims within said time a l-, bast thing to being there. ( radio and heater, $66. 643-2587 con Lightning Protection, 643- Mortgasres 31 desires work with contractor lii white upholstered seat; 78 s Excellent Closet Space bedrooma, 114 baths, natui^ dining room, paneled family SO. WINDSOR—Colonial Ranch. baths, family room. Real val Il for pereonal uae Lump debt Help Wanted— Male 36 SINGER SEJWING Machine con s Range, Refrigerator, Dl.sposaS $28,900. Philbriek Agency, line Smith, Realtor, 649-1642, professional. Designed for year W« do our beat to aerva you balt^ A. A. experience. Box (XT, Herald. EAST HARTPiORD •-» Garrison i960 BUICK La Sabre, 4-door Inc., offlcM, clastroon located DION. INC RooCliw into one munthty payment of sole used as floor sample be • Double Insulation Affords Realtors, 649-8464 or evenings 643-8139. ’round graciou.'i living. Ade . 0 , l im it a t io n o r d e r I •sedan, fawn color, power steer Manchester Porkode lower pointing Carpentry Al' EXPERIENCED Carpenter. ing sold now at greatly re Oolonlal, 8 bedrooms, 114 AT A TOURT OF PROBATE held $22.26 tor eoeb thousand dollars Privacy and Sound Reduction quate space for .swimming al Manchester, within and for the ing and brakes, origtaal own- *®vel. Begtanen, older, nerv teraUans and additious. CeU- Top wages and steady year duced price. Liberal trade-in baths, fireplace. built-tas, WILLIAMS RD. In Bolton—Ac COVENTRY—Full lake priv pool. Six large rooms, .syn- Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 • CJonvenlent Basement Laun tion wanted on this 7 room pi.sirict of Manchester, on the 9th •er, low mileage, must sacri ous Budents, our q>ecialty. tags. Workmanship guaran *^Kht man. allowance. Easy monthly dromat breezeway, attached garage, ileges go with this 2 bedroom porch, oversized 2-car garage, day of June fice. 6444)641. Teen-age driver’s education teed. 898 Autumn 8t 648-4880 Call Bidwell Home Improve-” GR(X)MING and boarding, will terms. An opportunity to save. wooded lot. $,'12,600. Philbriek apSlt. Lot Is about an acre . . . 514 room Split Level home, convenient. H. B. Grady, Brok Present, Hon, John J. Walletf ment Co., 649-6496. • Master TV Antenna and Tele .h4$ne Is choice. Asking less judprr* WHEE! WATER’S course. State certified. 649-7898 chongo, 18 Lewis fo., Horttord, collect and deliver. H. C. Singer Sewing Center, 882 phone Jacks Agency, Realtors. 649-8464. lovely .shaded lot with fenced er, 643-8009. J969 CHEVROLET Impala Con- cost at $23,600. T. J. Estate of Alice A. Jennings, late RockviUe office. SO Ward St.. Oonn. (Jhase.--Harmony Hill Kennels, Main St., Manchester, 643-8883. e Basement Storage in back yard and outdoor fire of Mancherier, in .said District, de- •vertlble, black, white top, very BIDWELL SIDING and roofing CUSTOM BUILT 3 bedroom ett, Realtor, 648-1677. Ceased. 875-49U. Bolton. 643-5427. • Private Pariitag place. Phone RusseK Anthony, PORTER STREET area—6 H0T-H0T...AND . clefui, Tel. 649-6758 after 6 p.m. 648-6379, 876-9109. SECOND MORTOAOB8 - Du- EXPERIENCED carpen UNIVERSAL (Speedllner) Elec ranch, 2 baths, large living room Cape, new on the mar On motion of Dorothy J. Crock • Minutes To Central Manches Broker, 742-6421. er of .said Manchester, executrix. GEARN TO DRIVE - Spedoi limited funds available tor eee- ter. Forbes Inc. Call 6A-5892 tric range; Simmons double room, fireplace, kitchen with SLATER STREET, tost ta South ket, 200 foot yard, excellent BIDWELL HOME Improvement ter and Hartford Bus Line ORDERED: That six months i960 CHEVROLET Impala 2- attention to nervous and elder end mortgagee, payments to BEAUTIFUL purebred Airdale hide-a-b^; G.E. rotisserie huilt-lns, hniriied rec room Windsor . . . andid acro!across the' b o LTON - (JOVENTRY Line condition, only $14,700. Wesley from the 9th day of June. 1964 be THERE’S A LOT! door Hardtop, 348 engine, auto- ly. Classroom tor teen-agers Company - Roofing, iddtag. al DONUT BAKER—FuCl-tlme, ex with fireplace and bar, at street from . the new golf and the same are limited and al- terotions...... suit your budget. Expedient puppies. 643-7481. oven; Sunbeam electric mixer; Shown By Appointment Only $12,900. 8 room older Oo R. Smith Agency, 643-1567, eve transmission. power A ckij) service. Day or additions and ro- eervloo. J. O. Roaity. 6tt-6i28. perience not necessary, steady Chest of silver: television tached 2-car garage, large course, a four bedroom, two for the creditors within modeltag of oU types Excel Call lonlal, high location, large lot, nings, 649-1308. wrhlch to bring in their claims steering, power brakes, air- otag leaecna Reasonable rotea emplo:mmt. Apply In person,' (JUTE KITTENS looking fw (table model) Philco; solid wooded lot for maximum pri bath ranch selling for only trees, needs a handyman. Law Now! For only 9'/2C* a conditioning, excellent condi- tent workmanship- 640-6486. against said esUite, and said ex Manchester Driving Academy, Shop, 150 good homiw, free. Tel. W3- cherry bed (single); odds and MR. PETERMAN 643-2468 vacy. $28,900. Phhbrlck Agen $17,9(X). No basement. Big lot. rence F. Fiano. Realtor, 643- THREE BEflJROOMS, large liv ecutrix is directed to give public day fo r fuel... hot water 649-2068 after 6 p.m 742-7249. B ayess Opportunities 32 Center St., Manchester. 9273. cy, 649-8464. Ideal area. Minimum financ ing room, efficiently arranged not ce to the creditors to bring In R. DION—Roofing, siding, al ends. No dealers. 643-8607 af MR. PONTKJELU 649-9644 2786. Charles Nicholson, 742- their claims within .said time al ter 8 p.m. ing available. T. J. (Jrockett, 6364; kitchen are yours In this 8 for all—all the time! 2967 BUICK 4-door Century terations, ceilings, and gutters. FRENCH POODLE—AKC reg- lowed by publishlng'a copv of this Free estimates. ^-4362. ESSO SERVKJE station for EXPERIENCED Realtor, 643-1677. room Ranch on deadend street order in some newspaper liaving a very reasonable. 742-6386 after lease a t ' Bolton Notch, High Istered, maile, white, 1% years | RUGS, never used. 9x12 gold 4 BEDROOMS circulation In said prohate district 6. Garage—Service— with lake privileges. Aluminum If you Uye ta a typical ways 6 and 44A. 'Contact Mr. PLLFMBERS’ HELPERS old, $80. Call 648-7257. broadloom,------$30;----- 9x16----- ivory NO. (JOVENTRY - Custom THERE’S A combination windows, easy to within ten days from the date of Storage 10 Concordia (Jhurch Is selling this order and return make to this house, you could easily run Roofing and Chimneys 16-A D. Lothrop, 527-4188. oriental, $36; 9x12 gold maha INVITATION Dullt L-colonlal ranch, paneled X CAT BIRDS NEST mow small level lot. Buy It. un court of the notice given. WANTED—Good home for cute raja. 289-6966. their parsonage at 64 Park 24 foot living room, many au Outside our office JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. out ot hot water several SPECULS H. G. SCHULZE, INC. black and white kitten. CaU der $13,000. Phone Russell B. times a week. OARAGE FOR RENT. avaU- ROOFlHii — SpeetaUxlng ro- TO BID er St. Cepe Cod styled . . . thentic details, 6 picturesque (We’ll show It to you) Anthony, Broker, 742-6421. 649-6480 after 6 p.m. ADMIRAL TV, 21” , UHF-VHF 8 rooms. 114 baths, garage. acres. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. LIMITATION ORDER m Ford Squire ...... able now. Call 649-1467. palrtag roofs of kinds, new West Rood BUtagton Sealed bids will be received at Four baby catbirds In tt. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held Now you can have all the .$2,600 roofs, gutter work, chimneys new picture tube, complmelyl^ e h Built around 1050, plas BOLTON CENTER — Spacious Chev. 4-dr. .. the Office of the General Mana at Manchester, within and for the hot water you need at one . 2,196 cleaned, repaired. Aluminum 876-0707 reconditioned, in excellent con tered, fireplace, many ex- BOLTON—Modem, Immaculate, It’s not the best nest I’ve seen; Split. 7 rooms, finished rec District of Manchester, on the Mh C2 Chev. 2-dr, .. . 1,495 -Articles For Sale 45 ger. 41 Center Street, Manches day of June. 1964, time for only 914c* f.^ y - •0 Chev, 4"dr...... Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 siding. 80 years' experience. dition, $86. 648-2687. tiks. Anxious to sell, toll basement ranch, 3 bed It’s the best these birds could do. room, garage, close to . 1,095 WANTED—Elxperienced pointer ter, Connecticut, until Jime 32, Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Think of it—only 9%s i« u» . s t4i.sr Fiano, Realtor, 643-2766. notice to the creditors to bring In wash. Sis can do the dishes more AU won Iguaranteed. Sun Oil (Jompany has for St.. RockvCle. 876-8817, 649- partment Office, 487 Main (Jharies Nicholson, 742-6384. get 7738 Notice ia hereby given that room ranch, fireplace, alumln- Charles Nicholson. 742-6364. their cigima within aald time al at the soma time Junior OoU 648-4818. lease a 2-bay eervlee eta- LOAM FOR SALE—8 yard load, lowed by publishing a copy of this NEW mSTALLA’nONS and re tha Board of Direotors, Toum of Street, Manchester, OnnSctlcut um ztorma, encloeed:loi carport. takes bis bath, and you en BonnevUie Oon- $12 delivered. 640-8891, 8 « w? ,- MANCHESTER, MANCHESTER Vicinity - Ex- i Isonies ytw can Imy- $14,900—614 ROOM ranch, base order In some newspaper having a pair work. Coll 643-1774. tl1 to 38. Size 12, 32 bust, 314 tions for quilt. Small ranch with three bed REALTORS tion, priced in the 16’s. Wesley WE «IVE horse and iBoIena Bolena 4-iriiati et Fiscal year 1964-6)6 To order, send 36c in coins T,~ J. Crpckett. Realtor, 643-*' R. Smith Agency, 843-1687, eve Estate of I.e%wts B. Codding. HI. iMe. Call after 6, 643- ramlc, cement. Our Ultra- driving experience, must have yards of 4S-lnch. rooms, one-car garage at late of Manchester, In' said Dl^rlct. thane treatment a “ con Millinery, Dressmaking 19 troeton. Porte and servloe, .....• ..• ■ a ...... $4,5CE ni({Ml Ssmn to: — Anne Cabot, The Man 1677. 644-1521 nings, 649-1308. deceased. reputable character. OoU 875- Oopitol BSquhnnent Campony, To order, sand 6O0 in coins to the corner of Stephen and 644-1387 GREEN STAMPS versation piece’’—the moot 0166 after 6 p.m. to be financed by on huuwue ta chester Evening Herald, 1160 On motion nf Barbara K. Ond- DRESSMAKING, alterations, 88 Mata Monebaster. tale Burnett, Manchester Bve- Parker. Ideal retirement $12,900 — DEUGHTFUL Ranch TOLLAND—614 room ranch, 10 dlng nf said Manchester. executrlXi SALE-1964 SGTStteor, abrasive resistant material the estimated income firom the Mashln DIeMMi AVE. o f AMERICAS, NEW couple with small family. ORDERED: That six montlis avoUabCe. Harold J. Leeoe, repairing, socks datnod. .xlp: SUN OIL CO. .QM^LEOE. STUDENTS witbout Open dolly 7<», Tbunday 74. ooUection of property taxes of| tang Herald. 1150 AVE. OF on nicely landscaped 200 foot FOUR BEDROOMS, formal din acres with view, toll cellar, condition, good tires, Saturday 7-4. SepUe Toako. Dry Wafo, YORK. N. Y. 10036. Drive by and coll for on ap lot, garage. Anxious owners ing room, modem kitchen, II4 from the lOlh diw ot June, 1964, price 8100. TM. 648- 649-7627. pers replaced, patches ap- preyjpus soles experience ore prior yfore ...... $4,800 AMEBlOAfl, NEW YORK. N.Y. storm windows, hot air heat, be and Ute some ore llmkod and pUed, skirts S«wer Uaoo lasta&ad—Oel- lOOM. F o r lot-class moiling odd Ivc pointment T. J. Crockett awaiting your offers. Wesley baths, fully plastered, 2-car allowed for the oredltors wHhln MORIARTY ...... foortened, cater Mlsa IpoiMB—289-0291 averaging $100-8126 wetidy Bosud of Direeton artesian well, $17,600. ( Owner ing to expectonU. Uttle cher DARK, R lO l, e|(me-6we lo4un. •fo Watatptaoflac Dfl«a. for each pattern. Print Norn*, Itoaltor, 64Srl577. R. Bmltn Agency, 643-1567, eve- garage. All this house ta tike wfiioh to- bring In Oteir claims palHng on our reg u lv cus David M. Barry, yW lot-otaas moUtai: add lOo 875-9168. against said estate, and sold ex ubs and anoU try. 648-6002. MAlfOHEEBTBR — Service sta Aleo, flE, gravel, aond and w oaoh pattern. Print Noma, Addresk with pons and Pattern nlnga 649-1308. npw condition. Close to the bus FORD CROWN Victoria, VACUyM CLBAMERfl, t o o s t ^ tomers. Summer empConnent— stone. 0484604. Beerotary MANCRaSTBR-Jlnt time ot- ecutrix is dlrooted to give public r ongtae and brakes, itand- tion ta A-l* kxxUion, on Porii- oar necessary . Average $86- ^|Mry with Zone, Style No, Nuni^r. Ilrme, schools. Wesley R. Smith, SIX R o S i ir ^ 5 * i aluminum, notica to the eroditors to brmg In BROTHERS taena, aomps, drills ropolred. liinrharter, MUNIffiY BR0S. forod. 9 room otucco and trams AUTUMN BT. — Beautiful co , Hunt floor ^ DRESSMAKINO and aifo»qMe«a way, tor tease. Generous terma 160 for poit-tima w o rk . Coil Only 80c— '64 Spring - Sum- Agency, 643-1667, evenings, 649- eldbw, large enclosed patip tholr claims within told time al YYot aatimataa^ l ^ *plc^ for women a»d girii«4eM» r4»ii avoBobla. For tafoenutton eoU PfUOnCALiLT nmr Tateotso Patad at Moncheatar, Ooa- Ssweraft DIspeeBi Co. English CMonlal. SH baths, ex lonial ot 6 roonti, porches, new 1806. / overlooking Coventry Lake, lowed by pubiishlng a copy of th'i fh o o e 848-0400 after 8 and doltvary. •5M808 bitwssn 8>8 p jn . lor Stereo tape rsooedar, reason* for your nsw-ssosoo iper Album I New— (Justom Ool- tensive formal giudena and order In aome newspaper luring a 640-0140. 6 BB M280. Boottout, fote U th dojr ed »m m US Fsart M. ^ ------bath, port rec room. Two oar one-half acre wooded lot, pri circulation In Mid probata district M 3 -s m Interview.. able. Ctfl 848-lOtt before 1 p.BL 1964. I'L’ f * . I . } TUESDAY. JUNE 18, 1964 M IBi'ICCnilll Avenge Delly Net P n n R u For tha Waak Bndad — ...... ■ "■ ‘ ..... Juha is , 1964 Oibboos AssemMy, Catholic Manchester Orange will meet About Town Ladlaa o f Coluihbus, will hold and elect offleera tomorrow at Town Will Continue Policy Pastor Elected ONLYffriMOHMUltMIVOU POBCHfifil FAMOUB 1 3 ,9 9 5 its box lunch picnic at fi:80 8 pm. at Ora^H aR Sfanhar ot tha Audit tonight at the Knights of Co Parley Delegate, WlUtar W. H u p, MR ot Mr. Buroaa of Qroulatlaa lumbus Hmne instead o f at the Elmanuel Lutheran C h u r e .h TREASURE CHEST MencfceHer— >4 City o / ViUage Charm •ad M n. BlUnc H u p of 4M Of Area Sidewalk Repairs 'V home of Mra Ermano Oara- will hold a strawberry festival H m Rev. K. synar Raak, paa- W. MlAn« Tpk«., w u awarded venta, 109 N. Lakewood Circle from 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow in DIAMONDS |b« defTM ot bachelor of aria at tqr of Trinity Covenant Church, as originally scheduled. Luther Hall of the church. Despite risinc ooBstmetlan^af 880,900 for sidewalk repairs MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1964 (Olaaalflad AdvartlMog aa Faga fit) gM nSth commencement exer- wae elected by his congregation MerBswsHd sursluss lafsrsesr. TOD. LXXXm, NO. 280 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECHONS) ■iMe ot Hward DUvemlty prices, the cost of sidewalk re —part of which may havs to The DAY Auxiliary wUl hold go for new sidewalk construc as delegate to the 79th annual CseOis to an sstoM ehJ Jws«»*; JoM 11. pairs in Manchester has been ■msuss Ms rtpataMe Is al a regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Top Bid Okayed “ the same as, or lower than, tion, however. meeting of the Evangelical •Ms, yae tan OiM* Ms tomorrow at the VFW Poet that (of) four or five years Asked to explain the break Covenant Church of America in MimsnlandlM«er gortwifl U . Richard H. Cha- home. I ■la, huMtand o f the form er Misa For Concessions ago.” down of funds between new pro Minneapolis, Minn., opening to aispilee. Oarol3m Uek o f 141 Pine S t, At the same time,” the work jects and repairs, General Man morrow night. "CrMtod to ^ 1 - was recently awarded United Hie Ladles Aid Society of Genera] Manager Richard quality and control have also ager Richard Martin said that low Christ” is the theme of the States Air Force silver pilot Zion Lutheran Church will meet Martin has {^>pro7^ the award greatly improved.” no funds had been' allocated for conference. AsNhMtndod Barry Goes Over Top, wtagB upon graduation from tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the of contracts for operation of These were the observations new projects as yet. Hie minieterlum will meet to Syfaig training at Laughlin Air basement assembly room at the the concession stands at Globe of Town Engineer Walter Fuss, Hius the engineering depart night and tomorrow. It will BS4S phree Base, Tex., and has been church. Delegates will report « i Hollow and Salters Swimming in a memorandum to General ment will have to make plans have for its topic "Hie Cove aadhpeed flying duty in a imlt a district conventton at Atlantic Pools to William Derderian of Manager Richard Martin re to use all the available funds nant Poaition on Baptism.” The City, N.J. Miss Emily Kissman, dakMrlaMl ' ag McGuire Air Force Base, New Britain. viewing the proposed sldevralk for repair work, until the de national organiaations of Cove Mrs. George Magnuson, Mrs. repair program for the forth mand for new walks arises. R X ____ Derderian will pay the town nant Women and Covenant Men Louise Mertens and Mrs. Ray 8661 for the two franchises, coming 1964-65 fiscal year. ’The funds for this purpose will meet for annual session to mond Miller will be hostesses $510 for Globe Hollow and 8151 Because of the success of would then either be withdrawn morrow. MieiuiuJE«inn.ciifi “ a i n s t r e e t Delegate Strength 674 Akman David C. Kverett, husband of the fm m er Miss for the meeting. for Salters. last year’s program, the town from the approved 880,900 ap Pastor Bask left by plane Joyce Silvia o f 77 Laurel St., Only one other offer was re 'Will continue an area repair propriation or sought from an today and will ratum Friday. ' iMsntly completed the first Martha Circle, Emanuel Lu ceived at bid openings in the program that was initiated two other source, Martin says. ■liaae of his Air Force basic theran Church Women, will have Municipal Building on May 26. seasons ago. Fuss noted in his memo to prfHtsrv training at Lackland a luncheon meett^ Thursday James Fogarty of 64 Walnut Under the plan, the town Martin that "The amount of re Seeks More, AS Force Base, Tex., and has at 12:30 p.m. at Covey's Rea St. submitted a bid of 8155 for contracts for sidewalk work pairs that could be completed iiiiiiliilllil QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 1923! J liiiiljiiiiiB i? hsM selMted for technical taurant. operating Globe Hollow re to be done in multi-Mock areas on the basis of a fiscal appro Suming as an aircraft maln- freshment stand, but did not where the need is Judged the priation has been difficult to Sees Danger determine because of new walk Imanee , specialist at the Air The l^les Family of Amer bid on the Salters concession. greatest. Itie magnitude of the 164 EAST CENTER ST. fralning Command School, ican and Affiliated Families will This will be the first year need is based, Fliss says, on the construction being chati^ to fhsppard Air F oret Base, Tex. hold its 29th annual reunion on that the concessions nave been amount of pedestrian traffic in this budget.” Of Slippage Saturday at Stanley Park in awarded on bids. In the past, the area, the severity o f the top of this. Fuss eetimat- MANCHESTER — 649-5261 Westfield, Mass. Registration the town recreation department sidewalk faults, the length of ed ^rlier in the year — at the wW begin in the pavlllion at 9 had handled all awards. time the condition has existed, request of town directors—that WASHING'TON (AP) — a.m. Members are reminded to The new procedure is being the proximity to other kinds to accomplish all the new side Ample Parking Front and Rear Sen. Barry Goldwater’s bring their own dishes and sil followed upon a recommenda of construction projects, the dis walk construction the town delegate strength has soar tion of the town’s auditors. needs would cost as much as ver, and either rolls, a salad, tance from pedestrian traffic ed to 674, according to an cold outs, casserole or a des generators like schools and 8300,000, for which no funds LAUBHTER have been set aside. Associated Press survey. If sert. For further information Mmrehes, and other factors. mn contact Mrs. Russell L Stiles, The present contractor has Thus there is no money In he hangs on to that total, "Befora Loaaes Happen, Iniure With Lappenl" arf MM ad biby^ first mnb cm 788 Boston Post Rd., Sudbury, Police Arrests been following a town map de the budget for the next year for he will win the Republican SI I t Htnd nilfc fw awqr fanHIes Mass. signating the order in which the directors to implement a presidential nomination poticy, determined last year, of adfilMdi ty bMg Distmes. It’s so Francis Charles Ckmtois Jr., various sections of town are to with 19 votes to spare. H ie Ladies Auxiliary of the 21, Wethersfield, was charged be repaired. initiating new sidewalk con 1| gSH Ml MM. tb« MKt bsst struction thenuielves as well as Fifty-six votes pledged Tues Italian American Society will with intoxication and breach of With the approximately 815,- t:::: day by Texas Republicans at the request of pnq>erty own SUMMER STOCK tttMtsMrnsni meet at 7:80 p.m. tomorrow at the peace early today after po 000 remaining unencumbered in iiiii pushed the Arizona Senator over the 00. Atty. SA.95 age was a 60-fo6t motor cruiser. aren’t enough to go around. each department head on a level Scranton 128 The 46-year-old candidate put later were continuously niled U pperolai^ en taking profes- where you can easily communi the Tober Baseball Manufactur Robert J. Pigeon of Rockville, Salt Lake City on his Tburs&y Fire CSilef Francis Rutty es Rockefeller 123 Tolland County public defender, out of order when they inter slonai training are having the cate? Do you have regular staff ing Co. received wounds in the itinerary and Louisville on the CoiM Sn...Coiiie Sav8...Come Now... timated damage at more than Henry Cabot Lodge 45 was appointed to defend Reyes. 8800,000. Rutty said the cause of rupted the meeting to complain moat euccees, an Associated m eetings?” stomach, chest and hand. He Friday schedule. that their questions were being! Press survey of major colleges Margaret Chase Smith 15 lives at 38 Cone St. in Manches Police and employes of the the blaze had not been deter Martin: “We don’t have Richard M. Nixon 6 The new scheduling esune as SERVICE ON AI.I. given short shrift. The four; indicates. Girls who can do of- ter. com{>any, located on BrotHclyn CONVENTIONAL BIAKES mined. either staff or Individual meet Favorite sons 92 St., gave this account of the the governor embarked today were Or. Arthur B. M o r a n, I flee work also are in demand. Police are bolding Carmelo A. on another 1,500-mlle safari for The fast-spreAdlng fire was ings on a regular basis. I’ve Uncommitted 206 shooting: .port in his bid for Of Goldwater’s first - ballot at the plant, who is charged with Reyes, who has worked at the tendants on the Baldwin Bridge, sigelli and Jrito Hannon. York Worid’s Fair are attract- chiefs have very little trouble votes, some 401 are bound to ttie Reiniblican presidential RamUer's MORIARTY two counts o f assault with in- plant about five years, showed which carries the Connecticut Martin requested last him by personal {Hedge, p rl-' nomination. tqnt to commit murder. The up about two hours late for •*» Tpke. over the river a few hun- review during diMHission earlF (See Paga Two) (See Page Ten) mary election require On the docket today were It. shooting took place in the sew work yesterday. BROTHERS d—d feet downstream from the ments or official action of state He entered the sewing room Louis, Mo. and Denver, Oolo. site of the boatyard and yacht ing room at the plant. Sporty new Amsiicen 440 Convertible and district conventions. on the first floor, although he 801-815 CENTER ST. bo'-... Dr. Francis Eturke of Rock Mae Pae« Tea) The remaining 278 say they ville, who headed a team of was assigjied to a winding ma TEL. 648-5186 Paint, gasoline, varnish and personaUy favor the senator but i Spi^g Selling Bathing Suits doctors during an' emergency chine located in the basement atocks of lumber were con are not bound to him. It is from of the plant. He talked wlUi two sumed. Firemen said the flames operation on Tober yesterday, them that Scranton must try t o ' said today Tober api>eared to women employes for a few mo reached metre than one hundred draw enough support to pre Minus Tops have been shot twice. ments. clude a first-ballot victory for One bullet went through Toil Oiie of the women, Mrs. Ehra Bulletins (See Page Twelve) Goldwater. Mitkus of 103 Congress St., er’s hand' and chest and came Colled friHO AP Wiree Stir Outcry The senator’s headquarters out the back. The second bullet Manchester, a supervisor in the professes not to be worried. A entered the abdomen and plant, said, "When I saw Reyes, Goldwater cami>aign official I went over and asked him how SAN FRANCT8CO (AP)— caused considerable hemorrhag REDS REPULSED News Tidbits said Tuesday there is no plan ing, Dr. Burke said. The bullet he was.” “ It’s—It’s unbelievable," gasped for any headquarters personnel has not yet been removed. "Good," Reyes replied. DUC HOA, South Vlat from the AP Wires shoixnvner Nasimo Sargis, grop to trail Scranton across the na- Dr. Burke said Tober was "Then he said something else. Nam (AP) — ConiraualsS X guerrillas overran this dia- ing for words. “ There’s no mld- ^*°" i" "doing satisfactorily” but is be I couldn’t understand him,” dltof-the stream. It’s either '“ =t the governor s bid for dele- ing kept on the critlcsd list. Mrs. Mitkus said. "He walked trlot capital la a battle with Rlpon Society, unofficial R«- Miss Arlene Rose, 21, of over toward Mr. Tober and in sight and sound of Saigen Have Hot Water In Plenty shock or ’wow!’ ’’ ^ .. ... __j early today, but were blasted puMcan research group, says That was Miss Sargis’ reac- „ Stafford Springs, another em pulled a gun fropi his pocket." San. Barry Goldwateria nomi Uon after she introductl topless Maryland, Scranton ploye at the plant, was shot in "When he began shooting, I out again before ctoyllght by point-blank government artil nation to the president could swimsuits In San Francisco. the lower back, She was treat ran from the room to get help, wrack the pai^-v., Senators ed at the hospital and released. lery fire. In tbe biggest at The 'first dosen sulU were tack In six w edu, about 606 Witli A Family-Size Rental rsawito mai^hon dvil rights anapi>ed up and another 14 ord- Colorado L Ti«r’ Police said seven-Shota 'were (See Page Ten) battle amid Indications that the fftr immedlRte delivery Kentucky 2, New Jer- Reds hit Due Hoa at 5:80 a.m. aouthem fight on ttw measure -aid delivery ^ Dakota 4, Ohio 7, Heavy recoUlsas rifles, mor tars and tuachlne guns wars was nearing aa and. "Mosu'y to men,” sa/d Miss and Department of Defense re among thetir arms. In a ELECTRIC I WATER HEATER Sargis, "tor their wives. Or at port, kept secret for two years, three-hour fight that lighted least that’s what they'said." „ ^ * ' Fires, Floods Menace the night sky end was bsard. 4 oonchidas thsre is no aclmtlflo Reaction of other San Fran- But data to prove that Ue detec- elearly la Saigon, 10 miles to ciscans to the weekend showing told the east, gevemment defend Not [ust on tha days you loundar or clean house, or after ton work... Harpooned blue of latest low In high fashion ■ 1“ .T,d I The Associated Press they plan ers suffer^ 61 oosualtles. In WINDOW fln whale traiUng radio and was immedUte, and predict- Goldwater on the Battered Japan Port supper to cope with the day's accumulation of dishes, but all the radar equipment with Ro—Ian cluding 15 dead. The VleO niarkkigs is found in PadflfT -Nakedness,’’ snapped a cler-, an^say they will Cong guerrillas may have suffered heavier csiiislttei SHADES o tt Sitka, Alaska. gyman, "almost {lerverslon.’’ NIIGATA, Japan (AP)—Bat-<->waters spread into a third of time. A rental electric water heater, tailored to the needs of your (S e» Page BIxtoea) Nineteen were known dead Prealdent and Mra. Johnson The {xillce department won tered and broken by one of the the city. By midafternoon today Neerl tolnted Rambler Cleaelc Typhoon MOOT TO wrOOr and their wounded were enr- By to New York to attend dta- dered ^oud what it would do strongest Japanese earthquakes they ranged from ankle deep to ALSO household, heats water in abundance at night on the low off-peak ried nwny In tbe retreat. Bsr In honor of Mrs. John F. with the first hare bosomed lass ot modem times, Niigata was waist high. to breach the beach. menaced today by fire and The rolling earthquake, Ja Bodlee of Viet Cong dead lay VENETUN lUNDS rote. Stores it and keeps It piping hot for use the following day* Ksnnn^if and New York area Barry’s Friends la the main aqnare where Starring TYPH O O N 1 Bring year old roOers In tniataas o f Kannetto Manorial Another downtown San Fran flood. pan’s worst since 1623, spread destruction over 11 prefectures they had been out down whflo and save S5c per shade Xdbrary. . . . Giles County next cisco shop {Haced the suits on Police removed 7,360 persons, Urge Rights Vote with a {x>i>ulation of nearly 17 trying to raise a Commute fall will become first Vtaginta sals Tuesday. Including 2,000 hospital Clients, New Limitad Edition Rambler Classic Introduces million spread over 160 miles flag on the town’a flagpole. You con do no better, we promise, than to rent on electric loeaMtjr to aUminats sagregated Held~up by two narrow straps from tho vicinity of {letroleum that cross in front and back, the WASHINGTON (AP) — Some tanks, blazing along the water of Japan’s northwest coast. The Muddy earth was soaked wtth N«wlTorqu« schools. the TORQUE OOMNIAND 232 six suits were denounced by the of Sen. Ooldwater’a best politi front o f , this big port on the confirpied casualty toll was sur blood around the dtatrist Command ” 232' water, heoter from The Hartford Electric Light Company. Free Prsatdant Johnson calls for chleTs house, which was ea- clergy as an invitation to lust, cal friends are urging him to northwest coast, the center of prisingly low, however. This fbiMorow hardtop was spedally created to introduce the speo> MltbllilMBGBI of natlt^ll lllftB* Japan’s petroleum Industry. The national (wllce reiwrted oupied by the V te Cong and powar poUey throu^ coopern- a return to {Mganism, a cor- tacular new Torque Command “ 232” engine— the 6 that comes on normal installation. Free service. Coll ui at our office nearest you. vote for Senate passage of the workers tore down 800 flimsy 24 dead, 10 missing and 282 in used as gathering point for e iton of labor, management and ruptor of morals'and "not very Test the Best Go re'vlaed civil rights bill. jured, many seriously. final assault 'attatate two g w - like an 8! Now you can get this biggest, most modern of all U.S.'- ■pveinment to face automation, nice.” bouses in the path of the fire, "Just two straps closer to the Because he {weviously o{>- but the flames inched toward a The quake damage could no orament lOSmm guns holmfig built Sixes in any top-of-the-line Classic, too! And^Classic is the dtoUns tat Jobs tor the un- be assessed yet, but officials out against them. But thi ahlHed, and growth of labor moral decay in America,” de posed limitation of debate and hydrogen tank 90 feet away, Most popular Rambler of all! < clared the Rev. Jacob Belling naa voted agalnat provisions to raising fears of a gigantic ex- said It Would nm to hundreda of gunners kept firing nt IBs fores . . . Naw York H m ss V te Ceng nnd finnUy dtete ■ays Bobby Bakor bnjrs larger of Oakland’s Neighborhood eliminate discrimination in em- ploaion. millions of dollars. Gm m whera the boys art! Now’s the time to save money on any RAMBLER Church. ent and {Wbllc acccxnmo- Also threatened was a tank of The national rallHraya, which them from the town. A raat In 5erv-l) Ckm., food lUmblerLluXiirious Ambassador V-8s, popular Classic V-8s or films whose afnlrs led " I ’m a j^rude,” said the ReiT s, they argue that final gdaoline additive that would halted all operations in tha Marehall Mines of the Southern support of tha meaaure wouljdloose poisonous fumes over the area becausa of rocksHdaa and , nOOD w. (MUJU Sbm, thriAy Amencans—all aispecial savings during Rambler’s _ uvekUgeUon by the len- a ^ Itidss Ocsnmtttee. Baptist Convention. "If such a not coat him the “ substantial crippM city of 810,000 if it twisted rails, sstlmated.lts dam OMABA: Nab. (AF)—rMtoe big Spring Selling Spree. Right now, you can own a Rambler for VSORS : ' l i l i fitrikaa leave Italy w l t M suit should come anywhere support In the South” he said went up. age at 880 million. and vohwtaan found thsna Jess than you ever thought possible! N 0.1 IN COMPACT-CAR SALES panen, prowlnca of Panna with- within my sphere of Influence Tuesday the Republican i>arty Ninety oil storage tanks on Stunned inhabitants of Niiga badlaa todny nftor n B n * Swytn, country’s altlins with I’d strongly oppose it.” muBt hava to win in November. the devastated waterfront had ta, site ot a national athIMc food In Omnhn's wantsm m> out hooteasas and stewards, “ NakemiMs and paganism go Further, they contend that a caught fire. U.8. Air Force and meet attended by Bmparor Htr- virons. Throo LA JO N N S O N The Hartford Electric Light Company and hundreds at paasanfers hand la band,” waiiMd Dr. Oa- “yaa” vota