TUESDAY, JUNE 2S, 1 9 6 ir fM S i m s t a a m lEwfuitig Iffralb J^irthday^Modd^ Temple Beth Sholom,, 1: About Town Directors to Take Vp Laws, u m N a o s iK ti -A m e m p Net FOR 1ATHTUI5 The WeatlMr A km ii l.C. Robert K. Green, Bennet Heating, BidWtaiver % ihrwfekaaM W u n m u t «r U. a WfeMkl ■on d MMthew R. Green manager the authority to regu­ be served. Rec and Pa$k Board and mem­ Events late, ban or control the con- bers of the Human Relatlora -sunipUon of water in that por­ Commission. Teonofile Ctapter, Order of tion of Manchester served by Judge Raps Truckers Saatem Star, wiR have an Inl- The latter is the agency which In State the town water department. has spearheaded the drive tor tlatocy m eet^ tomorrow at 8 An order is already in effect, pan. at the Manonic Temi^e. Of- new quarters for the senior citi­ banning the outdoor use of wa­ zens, with the emphasis placed ficera are remintfed to wear ter during the hours of 5 to 9 white gowns. Retreehmente will p.m. on the old Temple. Five Captured In aerved after tbe meeting. The proposed ordinance Mayor Mahoney and General would srt a fine, not to exceed Manager Richard Martin, plus After Robbery Tbe pant and present, execu- $25, for each day of violation of sever^ directors, have lavcsred Wildcat Walkout ttve boards of the Newoomer’a the general manager's order. the Temple’s purchase. Club of the Mancheater YWCA LEASE At Restaurant The other ordinance, creat­ W6H raeet tonight at 8:30 at tbe ing a local Department of Eco­ Five from Area A CAR FROM PAUL DODOI PONTIAC home of Mm Barry Noonan, Ireland^s Landscapes Featured in Exhibition nomic Clpportunity, wiU be ex­ BRISTOL (AP)—Three & l Saultera fUt Nora Addy Drake of Coventry stands near several of her paintings In the conference room plained by Joseph P. Dyer, Tech Graduates men and two women were Otes Refusal at Shady Glen, Bolton, where a one-man exhibit of her works opened Saturday and will state director of the program, ALL MAKES Washington Lodge wiU have a who helped draw up Manches­ captured early texiay in special meeting tomorrow at 8 cMitlnue through July 19. The public is Invited free of charge. “Ireland’s Green Landscape” is the theme of the show, which Is sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. John Rieg, owners of Shady ter’s proposed legislation. Five Manchester area stu­ Plainville after a $100 rob­ psn. at Orange Hall. The Also to be cx>nsldered tonight dents graduated from the Hart­ ALL MODELS bery at Gales Restaurant To End Strike Orange degree will be exempli­ Glen. (Herald photo by Oflara.) is the proposed $300,000 reno­ ford State Technical Institute fied. Refreabmente wHl be vation of the Bennet Junior on Sunday, June 20. on Route 72 in Bristol. ,9 I served. The Swimming Pool Associa­ High School’s heating system. They are Frank P. Oaser of USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR They were rimrged with rob­ As ^Anarchy tion of the Manchester Country District Puts Sewer Plans Supt. of Schools William Cur­ 1039 Tolland T^ke., Irving C. bery with violence, said Police Tbe Manchdsber Emblem Club will open its pool facilities tis be on hand to pinpoint August of 626 Center S t, Brian CMef Robert Grace, and placed CkO> wtD meet tntfight at 7:30 Saturday from 10 ajn. to 8 p.m. the need for what he has called Fitzpatrick of 107 Spruce S t, LEASING PLAN under bond of $60,000 each. PHILADELPHIA (AP) a t the W . P. Quidh Funeral A “Bring Your Own” barbecue Right in Residents^ Hands “an Imme^ate priority.” Alan W . Kompanlk o f 286 He identified them as Joseph Judge Leo Weinrott told Home, 225 Main St, to pay re- The board of directors, when Woodbridge St, and Daniel W. M. Cussck, 23, of Norton Place, will be held Sunday at 5 p.m. Plainville; Pinkney Leroy Clark, striking teamsters today igiectB to John Ftrato, ^ o s e to welcome nerw mcmters. it allocated funds on June 1 for Tofeldt of 70 Mather St. that their refusal to end daughter, Mirs. Joseph Peox>, is The directors of the Bhghth<|>were undertaken all at once, repairs to the Bentley School They received their associate 80, and Sherri Lee, 20, both of Those interested in learning Vole, N.C.; Lester Miller, 82, of their illegal walkout “is a a merofxr of the dub. about the association may in­ Utilities District say that they the cost of the manholes would heating system, asked Curtis to in ai^lied science degrees and PAUL DODGE remain receptive to a proposal also be shared by the Chambers appear before it as soon as pos- are prepared for positions as Spring Street, New Britain, and bit of anarchy that must spect the pool at this time. Sheila Marquis, 16, of Charlotte, The executive oommittee of Further information may be to sewer (he Lockwood - C^iam- St. residents. slMe to explain the need at Ben­ engineering technicians in elec­ be put down.” Bbal B’ttth Witt meet Thuraday ber - Congress St. area. “The whole area will have to net and at Nathan Hale Schools. trical, mechanlcaL tool, civil N. C. obtained by calling Mrs. John Grace said two men entered The strike, which began Mkxb- at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs. They will make no further be sewered sooner or later any­ In other business tonight the and data procesaing fleids. PONTIAC day, has halted nearly all ship­ Telgener, 63 Hillcreat Rd. the reotaurant, one of them with Dandd Kahn, 106 Ferguson Rd., move on the project, however, way,” Trivigno says. Many of board win hold a public hear­ ments, except those under unless a majority of the area the homes in the neighborhood ing and will take action on ap MANCHESTER 649-2881 a gun, and fqrqed (he bartender, to diKUBs plans for a bezbecue. Seaman Kevin J. McCarty of 373 Main St. Robert KovoMki, 23, to hand police protection to hocgtttals, o f Mba Sol Romsm and MIrs. Kahn the U.S. Coast Guard, son of residents petition for the proj­ have outmoded, 280-gallon sep­ propriating on additional $3,800 food, fuel oil and other neces­ ect. tic tanks that may have to be to the Disposal Fund for repairs over laOO from the oosh regie are co-chairmen of the event. Mr. and Wfts. Felix J. McCarty ter. sities to the three million resi­ of 15 Hawley St., is serving on The bosud voted down the in­ replaced, he says. to a bulldozer, and wiH waive dents of greater FhiMdelpliial stallation after a sUm majority Swanson suggested that any The men were seen entering the Cutter Yeaton, one of the bids on two items. a oar after which the bartender Millions of doBara worih of Coast Guard patrol vessels for of persons attending a public area residente interested in 1. An expenditure of $5,8 a program ^Oth onnlveraery next In Teens’ Drink Case uMOn continues to dety 1h4 in- 4 ALSO ing, said they would like to have Inc., installed the officers. 8 O’CLOCK—LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. complex, 110 mUee weat north- U.8. Navy pkuiea firam the week. To mark the aani- Jundtton. Other officers are Mrs. Ben­ Force planes hammered weet of Hanot and 80 mllea from carrier MKheay Mt tbe Moc on uthon Mw. VENETIAN BLINDS seweiTB installed to their homes FOR O N LY * W E W ILL Tala and the Ford Foundation veraory The HeroM wiU STAMFORD (AP)—A Circuit Court judge today MarsIMB J. Sehhnaa, ntp e e - even If others in the area do not. jamin Munson, vice president: North Viet Nam’s Son La Red CMna’a frontier. Chau boiracke, 80 milee south pubUoh tomoirow two spe­ Bring your old roUera in Miss Mary D^a Fera, corres­ of Hanoi tor the third time alix» aimounoed the grant jointly dropped a charge of serving Kquor to minors against and saTO S5o per shade The letters came from the own­ military comi^ex today for The flrat raid on Son La, weD Tuesday. cial pegee on the pest and (Sae Page Twelve) ers of property at 67, 72, 76 and ponding secretary; Miss Betty the third time in'Six days. north of the Slot nualle4 mark­ Monday, a apOkeoman aald, and present of Tottand. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Otterstrom of Darien. APPLIANCE Dziadus, recording secretary, • GLAZE YOUR FUR COAT destroyed five to seven build- The Tale L«iw School wiU use n OhamberB St. The cttrectors . EYE-GLASSES A spokesman said they de­ ing the Hanoi llnei wae laet Fri­ the giant to build what it catts A look at the town^s his­ The Otterstroms were ac- decided, however, that they and Mrs. FYank Larson, treas­ day. It paMed with Uttie notice inga. in the two pre’ivkMM raids, tory, which was once lik­ cused of Joining two other cou­ urer. • REPLACE LOOPS AND DUTTONS stroyed 50 buildings and 36 per cent of me t bad the fkwt major Mw school pro­ ened to a “gentle current,” Hughes and Ms wife already Vivien Kellems WDidd prefer to see If enough In- DeDella and Reale Opticians because of a drsmattc operation gram to teach and conduot zw ples in giving one of two par­ have been convicted of violating Miss Bernice Juul invited all in South Viet Nam, the bom­ bean destroyed, the spokesman and a visit to historical REPAIR (ereet stOl •xlsts to revive the Complete damaged 48. aeoroh on urban affairs. ties in Darien before a fatal the serving-tD-minors Mw. The plan for sewering the whole members of the club to a pot- • STORE IN OUR OWN Farther .otith, the apokeeman bardment of a Viet Oohg-held said. homes in Tolland, will be accident last October. Fires Off New Eye Glass Servlo* FVmit Navy planes attacked Hugheses appealed unsuccessful­ area, before drawing new plans luck Monday night at her cot­ AIR CONDITIONED VAULT ■aid, a U.S. Jet pUot hod to bUI Jungle by Stiategic A ir Oom- among the features. Extra The prosecutor recommend­ ly to the State Supreme Court to sewer only a part. tage on Columbia Lake. Your eye doctor’s out of Me burning fighter-bomb­ mand BOS Jet bombera from undergToimd oil storage tanks Hcispital Aid copies of the special anni- SERVICE about ISO miles south of Hanoi ed the charge be drppi>ed, say­ of Errors. Protest Letters If the snwUer section were prescription filled — er and parachuted onto Qxmmu- Guam. Tbe second Sod La raid DERBY (AP)-Griffln Hospi­ vereary issue may be or­ ing there was a laiA of evi­ modern frames — * INSURE YOUR C O A T FOR $100. and pilota claimed 80 per cent dered at The Herald, tele­ Ferris said that Hughes’ testi­ \| \ K I ^ undertaken first, said pufilic nlat aotl, but woe plucked bock waa Tuesday. tal received a $600,000 grant to­ dence. mony was necessary to prove STGNINQTON (A P ) — Vivien whrks director James Trivigno, lenses duplicated — ■afe and oound wHhin two ’Ilie new aftaok on Son La was destnictlon of their targets. day toward its $4.8 million de- phone 643-2711, or pur­ ALL 'lum » N The normal cost of insurance alone is f 8. On tbe grotmd. South Viet­ chased at the anniversary Prosecutor Benjamin Ferris that tbe Otterstaxans knew that Kellems, continuing her cam­ tt would mean thait.fewer prop­ prescription sun­ bouTB. reported to have Meted only five vedopment program from tbe said the charges were dropped paign against last week’s elec­ FREE glasses — prompt re­ House & Hale nves you all these extras at namese forces attacked Viet headquarters on the Tol- Mquor was to be served to per­ erty owners would share the H m downed pilot was with a mlnutee. The aporkesman aald because it could not be proven sons under 21. ' tion of constitutional convention INSTANT hulk of the cost of the inetalla pairs. Oong guerrillas in ’Thua Thlen (See Page Twetvs) land Green. no additional charge. Don’t be disappointed team of four F106 ThundereWefe antiaircraft fire w«a heavy, but Province, north of Da Nang, for the Otterstroms knowingly Another Darien couple, not delegatee, has fired off Uvea SERVICE Hons. DELIVERY 18 Asylum Street all the raldera returned aafely. aerved liquor. more letters of protest. HARTFORD —Bring your coat in today. on a road reconnolaaonce mis- the third straight day. A U.S. among the original IS adulto To sewer the four Chambers ■ion along Route 18 when Me ihclixled in the strike force »The Otterstroms were two of accused of serving liquor to mi­ She wrote ’lUesday to Ray- St. homes would not require any Room 104 Army spokesman said 64 0>m- ARTHUR DRUG plane w«a bit by ground fire, were 12 U.S. Air Fhrce .Thun- munists have been killed and IS the four defendants wboee trials nors at tbe two poattes, were mosid E. Baldwin of Glaston manholes, an expensive part of Russ DeBella T>L 622-07S7 according to the sp^esm an. Aa derciriefe and 8 Air FV>rce Phen- were to begin today. The tiiais airested Tuesday Mght oo-hosts with the Otterstroms at Stanhopes’ onrest were served peared on the voting rnaoMno slightly. quitoes and other biting bugs of physicians and scientists. the party, declined to testify un­ but the voters could vote for Four Skyralders escorted four by Trooper Whiter T’rriM. avoid you like a plague. They are mainly interested in less subpoenaed. It was at They said TreUa was tbe offi- only seven. Yet 14 were elected. International Meeting Set Skyhawks on the raid against ’Ihe antt-bug pill hasn’t ar­ preventing bugs' from passing Hughes’ home that the party How can you elect 14 when you the petroleum depot. The pilots rived yet. diseases o n to humans — such was held. oan vote for only seven?” said they also knocked out a (See Page Twelve) But scientists ore actively 09 U.S. soldiers serving in tropi­ Mias Kellems, who' was ar­ MiddI* 1^*. WMt truck parking region and stor­ rested on election day when she age buildings about 140 miles trying to find one, with some cal Mnds — but any progress Fresh Water from Sea h(^>ee of success. would quickly benefit picnick­ staged a brief sit-in at a vottng StopShop Cor. Brood Street south of the North Vietnamese ers, bathers, gardeners and booth, asked substantially the SUPER MARKUS Spread the Cost capital and daimaged a wooden 'Rie piU would do something summertime p oi^ sitters. Who Wm Attend? same question of Mra. Grosso bridge in the area. to your ridn so a mosquito, tick, MANCHESTBL Now "we can envision a piil” and Mulvey. Still Vexing Problem Rockets and bombs ranging chl^er or other pest would that would repel mosquitoes and Miss KeHems, a Republican, from 260 to 1,000 pounds were scram away. You would remain other insects, said Dr. Jacques also has written to President rained on the targets during the as socially acceptable as every Johnson and Republican Stats WASHINGTON (AP)—^How far are we from being to other i>eople, to dogs and cate L. Shennan of New York, de­ UN Birthday Party (See Page Twrive) scribing research begun in 1962 Chairman A. Seatle Piimey, Sbs ENTER YOUR DOC able to get fresh water out of the salt sea at a reason­ and canaries. under the U.S. Army's Research asked Finney to resign and o f Home Repairs able cost? This quest for an anti-bug asked the Pi^dent to remove The queattom has peculiar trodlalysle, in wMoh poettlve drug, and better usual ways of (See Page Six) ' Sets Off Questions Democratic State and National Interest to the Northeari secflon and negative eleotrodea draw Baldwin Tops Chalmian Jobn M. Bailey from of the country, which baa been sodium and chloride out of the the national ebarimansMp. £ KID’S ■eared by a kmg drought. So water. Another method ia frees- Vote Getters, SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—^The' United Nations’ spot­ WiNi a ■erioua Is the resulting water ing, in wMdh sU t cryatala are light returns to its original s^ge this weekend for a KeM-L-RilioR ■horiage that waltera in New trapped between ciyetals of All Certified lavish 20th birthday party that will set San FrancisGO York reetauTMita have been or­ pure water. Ih e problem is to taxpayers back $200,000. v. Raymond Opera House. When? Washing­ tions Itself. Weaver tonnaUy opened tor When the U.S. CMOce of M in e At Freeport, Tex. —• A one- ton hasn’t said. John Rousselot, Birch pubUc day a fS mUUoa grant SCAPING, you can financa.tha antira cost conveni­ Water was set up IS yean ago. E. EMldwln of Glastonbury (first mtAUcn-galto-a-day “ ksigutube district, Hartford area), oa the The party planners believe relations director and former toe Maes TraneportaMM CET YOUR ENTRY BLANK TODAY It began experimerilnlly desalt­ vecttool” dMlIatfen plant that the United Nations’ 116 Republican congressman from Aet to help eelva toe t u m ently and economically at S. B. M. Gat an attimata ing water at a cost of $4 to $6 RoswaU, N.M. — A one-mil- top vote getter of either party Come in and get your free entry blank Now! wiUi 12,982. members each will send at least Southern California, waa busy of the cost — then sea usi per thowand gallons. Now it lion-g silo n-a-day “ vaptw one delegate. San FmnelSoaHa giving speachea and nawa con- Haven Battroad. MS gottan ths ooet down to |1 to Th, former OOP atandard THere’ll be prizes and trophies for winning entries opmprwadon” ilW Iallisi plant baoror la . being pushed by Re- wiU foot the bill for the dele- ferencea on “The United Na­ bom Riblootr, IbOeam, in 5 classes .. . Best Costumed Dog, Best Trick Dog, 8196 iMT thouM d gattooa — an There M no ahoitogs of braok- 'gates plus wl'vea and aidea. tiona —an Instiiunent of Com­ toe money to be tatprovanMOt, but aWI too Ugh. puhliean deiegotea (or oemven- Best Groomed, Smallest Dog, Largest Dog. Plenty BRwiiaepef FWDBfBl DefoeiN I kh or salty wotor even iar in­ tion dludrmanahlp. The chair­ The world’s praaa and volun­ munist Conspiracy.*’ ed by 97B0.808 The aoHna water oMoe says land from the sea. teer supporters of tbe United Earlier, a group unfurled on of New Teak of classes to enter your pct! Show will be held in the avemga U.S. eonouBaer is man hoia the primary task of Tbe Office of Saline Water preparing a prominent lej^a- Nationa — numbering about 8,- City HaU steps a nine-foot peti­ OoaneeUent, M aveUabto the Stop & Shop Parking Lot. (Postpemed in case of now paying 16 oents pw tbou- used Jo have a plant at Son XXo- 000 — will have to pay their own tion with a preamUe describing a drmnaolretiiai prajpet Borrow up to $3,500 eiuid gidloM of fresh water. live rediitricting plan to submit rain l) woa rushed to to the voters Deo. 14. (area. the United Nations aa “morally etndy toe Prerident Johnson bae or­ » , when Fidel The Prealdent’a q>eech had bonkruri.” toe New Haven’* Weat dered fUH epeed ahead on a pro- Top pemooratle vote-gettbr S avings B ank I to n t tough about waa James J. KenneUy of Hart­ been anticipated tor- Saturday San Franrisco’a 1,760 police­ jnsed |8T64nlllan dandUng pr^ the water ntypty t o r ^ UJI. morning, but Ban Franrisoo men have been alerted to expect Take up fa 5 yrt. to Repoy gram. H a t ia why be |ne' oaued naval base., ford (drat dlatrlot), son-in-law •RAii PaiZEsssWIMNCR lE n A of Demoeratlo Btata and Nation­ Mayor John F. ShaUey Indlcatad plenty of weakand duty. Secret al Chairman John M. He Tuesday night the speech ap- Service and FBI o U k o t n are on by wntir m SteM *irve^sl3^ ga^Oy WiU ba Friaiy nuu» tbk acana. iS ^ .q jle f 'Jwtioa FfiMok On the sorial sMa. a oommlb C o m e . penjaotod tea o f 400 tea bean .wtyttUM two BICYCLE in, Write or both ifeiMf months on antartamment ar- . TMrdigBayolileryMlbatrMidittlasMa MMmomoa ' KAwr mmutoH wm tansm m Buy in DUtfnonds laturday cotnmei tfitnetaak • fiOafiMtCMisrab .mmernmffmmm. riona and Bn^.li^aatawD Bay A fry taat l fsl, htWy-feipiwd, 6Hw earn numeMr Cor.Laaox at^ , W4«(HlMfaTanielhe Pnfiident JtAinson’i plw t)utt ^ mt. in excise araa erltfoa a t Jote- 800------‘ Phone 649-5203 l e f e e . m m jum m m p>Ptt,iyi|D»efee#ia>-; tfiXifi'W'BiRNied Bloaf to the coojimGWr-wu heeded tbe RBU-HATION doc food 3'SL‘ 53> 1^ fitiS ilt ooe buiineea. T iffaajV ^ New Y(Sfk eat aoritty h te its fam oos 4SB an doUftr dis- * fiiH 10 par caatiShn VDa-imut

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. W E D N E S D A Y , JU N E S8, 1966 TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1968 ------i ■■■ateii a i ...... ■■■! Sheinwold on Bridge New England Vignettes n . BERNARD CHURCH BAZAAR By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Bari dealer AdfocMt to Chiireh--CMtM’ ^ Roekvlllt If bridge players could only Both tides valnerabU * FoA Mi* , guehe correctly they wouldn’t NORTH Helen Keller to Be 85 Sunday EVnY NIGHT THIS WEIK need to read bridge columns. 4Q103 ■ Joyca newer tte f| Since IMS Would be bad for me, 42 THURS.-MI.-SAT. »-1 BOSTON (AP)—New Bngtand<& That make* It tough to placefthelr legn which alowa them up Next to H r-*—* ir M R ADMISSION i f I won't Domplsln about bad 0 QI1095 ■ Natteaai : A QJIO Vignettes: a long distance caH because some more guesswork; I merely point out It is a time to oonteniftetc 991 aiBla a t, 1------. WEST EAST Tilt Bordir Kirk Trit Heien Keller will be 86 Sim- they can't answer the oper­ ^ Me-iTei—e4*-iMe j | Saturday KMdlM' MoHiim 2 to 5 that anybody who does occasion­ such Ughteome tMnga aa t h e ally guess wrong should read A 764 A A9852 With day. She lives peacefully in Con­ ator’s “What number are your calling from, please” unless Bay State answer to the Beaties this column. 965 <7 KQ83 Paul McGeary necticut, seml-retlred^ reread­ Roduetd Pricw 0 62 O K4 A FUNNY THING ing in braille the boolra of her they go out and grab a passer­ — the Beacon HiU Buga. Opening lead — Seven of “Clown Prince of the Drums The Bugs’ most famous re­ iqjades. A K8743 . A 92 HAPPENED ON THE youth. by. ItIDES — lOOTHS — GAMES SOUTH She receives no visitors. ar>d But the telephone people in cent rendition, “ M y Wild IrM i South won the first trick with A KJ WAY TO THE FORUM Roee” , featured Maesachusetts the king of spades and won­ that is a disappointment to Montpelier, Vt., have installed ^ AJ 107 toxofnctoroi »bii lo Tnuits. tvts. - k.»3.»2.50 latiaitri State Treaeurer Robert Crane dered whether to get to dummy Steak • Roast BMf • Lobster many. braille number stickers in seven 0 A873 lOWtoIOrN •m. 4 SAT. EVES - rilM.SUJO*aiMPnm on vocals and that weH known with a club to try the diamond The American Foundation tor of the city’s public phone booths. All Heariig AMi A A65 EXCEH SUNDAY YhtSil »Ui M7S37S2.50Oiild Uiitif IS $1 BsmlitNrt. Wild Irish Roee, Gov. -John A. finesse or to get to dummy with FRIDAY SPEQAL the Blind, which sees to her The stickers are under the bell Era! Souib Weri North Volpe, on guitar. a diamond to try the club riMMA MAMA CO needs, get dally requests from box, and from now on for the 1 A 1 N T Pass 2 NT Broiled Live Staffed Twin Lobsterfi That was at a party at Volpe’e Filmed In France! finesse. Since there was a VICTOR people ot all nations to visit the blind caller it will be touch and An Net Allha Pats 3 NT All Put Wlncheeter home, and one A Trip You Won’t Forget! chance of dropping the king of AUEEGHE Complete Dinner S 4 «9 5 gentle lady whose great, hungry go. 5th WK! guest allowed the governor was Some people need eew kind diamonds South led out the ace LUNCHEON SERVED— 11 AM.-8 PJL soul became a symbol of human w g rg ix ~~ pretty nimble of finger. of diamonds and then led a low if either finesse worked instead couraje. Summer also Is great f o r of a bearing aid, otinra Bead Coming July 2 DDU4ER SERVED—6 PJlL-10 PJL It is reliably reported the diamond. of relying only on one finesse. FRLJUHE 25 at 11 AM Deaf and blind since infancy, meeting people at the beach an entirely dlffereiit type. USDER NEW MANAGEMENT her early life in AIa.bama was like the local star halfback, the Bugs next plan to cut an album The Most It was the wrong guess. Blast Dally Question That’s why Sonotona earriea WHO’S AFRAID 0 BIG BAD WOLF. violent and ineffectual battle doll in the yellow bikini and 30- called “For Lovers Only” or won and returned a low spade. As d M er, you hold; Spades, Reservations: Phone 889-4869 ONitstonding SEATS NOW ON SAIE-Muh 11».00 CNUd tl.00 to know a world she could bare­ foot basking sharks. “ Songs to Sooth A Savage Legis­ a complete Un® o f *11 South eventually tried the club K-J; Hearts, A-J-10-7; Dia­ ly sense by touch, smell and James Jenney ran into the lature.” latest models — heWnd tha nim of tho Yoar! finesse, and West returned his monds, A-8-7-3; Clubs, A-6-6, What do you sayT CHURCH CORNERS INN taste. shark while skindd'vlng off New­ ear, eyeglass and powerful last spade. East then defeated port, R.I., The shark was dead, Massachusetts Atty. Gen. Ed­ the contract with three apade Answer: Bid one notrump. The 860 Main S t (Opp. Conn. Blvd) Bast Hartford Then Boston's Anne Sullivan, on-the-body type®. AH a n a® using her own method devised but Jenney didn't know it. When ward W. Brooke brings this tid­ tricks. requirements for an opening bid small aa we can make them largely through trial and error, a wave flipped the giant tali, bit with him on the commence­ ^uth makes the contract If of one notrump—16 to 18 points le t R U N ! taught Helen to connect Smell I got out fast,’ ’ he says. ment speaker circuit: —without sacrificing quality. he leads a club at the second in high cards with s tr e n ^ in and touch and taste to objects, The Coast Guard later lassoed A new dean of women re­ A Sonotone Hearing Aid trick. He gets to dummy with a three or four suits — are the then objects to words and words the monster, towed it out to sea ceived a gift from the college club to try the diamond finesse, same as for an overcall of one Consultant will give you per­ to concepts. 8uid sank It by weighting it with president — cherries preserved and makes the contract with notrump. fhe new sonal guidance at every step. itannrLans a atone fence post. in alcohol. “ My dear president,’’ five diamonds, two spades, two She gave Helen the gift of The basking shark, a ftrientily, she penned in thanks, " I am clubs and a heart. Isn’t it a pity Khr Sheinwold’s 36-page book­ •CVCN TMAn HOTTOn knowing. lazy creature, gets it name from most pleased by your generous that South made the wrong let, “A Pocket Guide to Bridge” Helen Keller spent her life SONOTONE BOLTON LAKE HOTEL Ite habit of rising to the sur­ gift of the bowl of cherries, but guess at the second trick? send 60 cents to Bridg;e Book, until three years ago returning OF HARTFORD Manchester Eve. Herald, Box * - p i M I I Y the gift, as writer and lecturer. face on nice days to bask in the more especially for the spirit in No Guess Needed ROUTE 44-A— BOLTON, CONN. which it was given.” — the isofnpaay that eana Enjoy Hm m ROLTON Anybody who reads this col­ 3318, Grand Central Station, Now she is 86 and semi-retired, sun. Old salts say it’s harmless, 18 Aayhm SL—Beom *9* umn wouldn’t waste his time New York i7, N.Y. JKWGS still a reason for men to be LAKE HOTEL "Friday Copyright, 1906 proud. all 30 feet. Always a question: FURNITURE AT $485 MILUON Phone 847-4079 guessing wMch finesse to«'tsdce. EVERY THURS. NIGHT LONIXIN — There are 2,631 N it* Fish Dinner He'd take both finesses. General Features Corp. has anybody told the shark? FROM 5:30 to 8:30 PJML The blind are harassed by a Englirii firms engaged in Battertee, Accesaeites and Declarer should play the manufacturing furniture. Their Repahe On All Makes and Specials" overlooking queen of spades from dummy host of Inconveniences, like be­ In summer the blood thickens S9M Dom t a M ing unable to read the numbers the pace slackens and people- total annual production la Models Of Hearing Alda at the first trick. Blast must Thousands Flee ITALIANO Sack Races Part of Junior Olympics worth about $486 million. biMUtiful Bolton Lake duck, since his only chance to NMMtMUbMNUM-aHbAWIHI stMiaM in public telephone booths. get sunburned on the backs of from our Terrace Room. bring in the spades is to refuse COMPANION FEATURE WEDNESDAY: Potato sack races may have been deleted from the Olympics eventa and "fun” games were held yesterday as a culmina­ the first two spade tricks. When Arkansas River Gateo OpM 7:80 ages ago. but when the youngsters at Buckland School have tion to the physical education program. Everyone participat­ ed. (Herald photo by O fia ra ) Twin Lobotera, Shrimp New- Lemon Sole, Loboter Saute, dummy's queen of spades wins "FUN IN ACAPULCO" "Jewelo” 8:46 their own "Junior” Olympics, this race and other non-olymplc the first trick, declarer can im' GREIAT BEND, Kan. (A P ) — "Acapulco” 10:80 events are likely to creep Into tho program. Track and field burgi Fried Clamn, Broiled Seafood Marinara, Saute LongosUnos, Silver Smelts, mediately try the diamond fi Thousands of persons continued Elvis Presley Twin' Lobotera With Drawn FAMILT FUN NIGHT! Crab Meat Au Grattn, Com- nesse. to flee ahead of the great Ar' en to the other publlriiers,” noon World-Telegram and Sun Batter, Snlnnoa Steek, B«in> As it happens, the diamond fi­ — plus— FRIDAY: and Joumal-American. The two Mnatton Seafood Plate, Bak­ kansas River flood but it started Powers said. K € * i i h \ OPEN 6 DAYS for your convenience, nesse works, and South has no other members of the publish­ bow Trout ^ t h Anchovie ed Shrimp and Clams, Regu­ “Playboy’s” Ursula Andress Gateo Open 7:80 Post Quits Publication In recent negotiations with the Batter, HaUbut Steak, Baked lar Broiled, Lobster With further problem, if the diamond to show signs today of devel­ "Acapulco” 8:46 ALL YOU CAN EAT — $3.00 Per Penoa seven member newspapers of ers’ association are the Long Staffed Shrimii, Soft Shell Drawn Butter, Stiecial S finesse lost, declarer would re­ oping middle-age spread and Technicolor "Jewete” 10:80 the Publishers Association of Island Press and Long Island turn to dummy with diamonds slowing down upon reaching In Automation Argument Crabo, Fried Shrimp, Booton Pound Lobster With Drawn In our main dining room. . . New York City, it waa agreed Star-Journal, MON. - SAT. 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. THURSDAY NIfiHT till 9 PJL Scrod, Loboter Newborg, Butter. and would eventually try the Great Bend. the printers would receive all • club finesse. He would be home The water here rose rapidly, Featuring Bill Nemeroff and direct” savings made from the BILL NEMBROFF AND HIS FOURSOME but an earlier forecast of a 17- NEW YORK (AP) — Hie Nt/wfa union chapel meeting and ra- - - - (Used to go back to work. use of stock tapes. The publish­ Boaquet Facilities Available For Up To 460 foot crest was revised down­ his “Golden Horn” with his Foursomo Y ork Poet baa suspended pub ers received the “ indirect” sav­ 12 Seeking Jobs ward to between 13 and 14 feet. Tonlte thru Tneo— lat hcatton temporarily In a labor “ This action foHowed a meet- ings. The thoroughbred look- Authorities expressed cautious Banquet Facilities Available Up To 450 ir^ of the composing room staff diapiite with the printers union The union also got a $12 week­ With Fire Dept. optimism that the city would ■OLTOW j^TCH "Family Jewels” akowa lat called at the request of Dorothy fhe new ly wage package Increase over escape extensive flooding. over automation. SchlCf, at which she explained two years and a stipulation that with the filing of applica­ Great Bend levees have been The afternoon newspoper’e the need to Introduce improved no new automatic processes for extended by sandbagging to 13^ techniques of composition to tions for the position of fire­ ■■■eeMel aeuraoi setting type could be Introduced feet, and it wts^d take an esU- meet ever-increasing costs and man for the town fire depart­ BCLTON LAKE HOTEL The Amorous Adventures of In composing rooms without the maited 6 feet over bankful to iIBHIf LEWIS recited the history of recent ne­ "MoU Flanders” (In Color) union’s specific approval. ment closed as of midnight Slim, sleek, and sturdy gotiations with the typographi­ ROUTE 44-A— BOLTON, CONN. with Kim Novak at 8:10 top them. The forecast is for a PUYS 7 WACKY MIEBI tram A. Powete, president of Monday, 12 men have applied plus: "Crack In The World” crest 5 feet above flood level New York Typogpaphloal Local cal union in an effort to rearii The union, in its negotiations with Dana Andrews around noon today. No. 6, unices he sou ^ t a confer­ agreement on' the terms on with the Post, which quit the for 9 op^ings. What every woman knows . . . Buy KROGHLER with confidoneo! (In Color) River spotters sUso reported STARTS TODAY — »Ut- D^ly — Doora 1:16 — Show 1:80 ence. Mrs. Schiff suspended which the oomputeriied type­ publishere’ association in 1963 The open competitive written during tho 114-day newspaper examinations will be conducted 6:30-10:20 the flow had diminished to EVE. Doora 6:80 — Short* 6:00 - 8:15 — Show 7:00 - 9:16 publication after Tuesdays final setting was to be introduced Into about a mile an hour, indicating edition. The dispute started with the Post’s operations. strike, has asked similar con- fo r the town shortly by the Read Herald Advertisements a lessening of pressure as the the suspension of eight printers “ Mrs. Schiff also told the cessiona. State Personnel Department. LUXURIOUS FOAM-CUSHIONED SOFAS flood spread over the brocul + Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo! by their foreman when they re­ typographers that the Post was However, the Post has sought The new firemen will work a plains in the Great Bend area. fused to process tape through a vriUing to consider the principle the right to negotiate a contract 48-hour week at a salary range A temporary dike on farm All' . It's FUNI It's MAGIC! computer. of riiartng the sayings from the differing from that of the pub­ o f $5,408-$6,408 annually. Addi­ STYLED IN 2 CONVENIENT LENGTHS! land 7 five miles southwest of "A s soon as the men are put computer with tiie union but lishers’ association. It asked for tional benefits w ill Include paid "FUN FOR YOUR SON IN THE SUN" Great Bend broke shortly before ______back on the Job, we axe reedy to only on a basis that was related a different sharing arrangement vacations, sick leave time, a midnight. negotiate,” Powers said Tues­ to the profitahillty of the paper. on outside tape and the right to pension plan, a complete in­ No homes In the area wore te tlW IILY day night. Mrs. Schiff said that no paper in install a computer 'without spe­ surance plan and participation NYLON cover OPENINa jo m 2 8 .. . SEVENTH SEASON GUS GUS threatened and officials said a A notice wee posted on the the world had agreed to any­ cific union approval. R was also in the town employes’ credit ^ and FO AM \ Funniest mouse requested by the newspaper union. permanent dike about three bulletin board teUng the 1,400 thing hke what me New York cushions! miles from the city should help JEWEIS wM/Vemvr employee — 280 of utem print­ newspaper typographical union that it not bo required to share The nine new firemen to be divert the water back toward RJBinMNMC8R0 49id»«MN«llMIWUt .seen.' ers — not to return to work \mtll was dsmandUng as a share of eavinga when it waa not making hired, added to the seven who the main channel. toeraUlulM IRUOM further notice, "except in the savings from computer a profit. were hired in January, w ill 0« JDC MHIOK • ^ h u sraf At Dundee, 11 males up­ case of individual e m i^ e a will typesetting operatlone.” The Poet is considered New bring the department’s com­ stream, the flood widened from will be specifically requested to Powers told the men, the York’s oldest paper and traces plement to the full strength GLEN HAVEN four to seven miles before fall­ report.’’ statement said, that “ manage­ its history to 1801 when it waa recommended by Town Fire JAQ ing. Lamed, further upstream, Powers said, however, that ment and the union were far founded by Alexander Hamilton. Chief W. Clifford Mason. reported that its two-mile levee Happiest FAIRT the 280 printers at the Post apart on the issue.” According to the Audit Bureau FOR was holding. mouse you would continue to report for of Chrculations, the Post had a ever GODMOTHi The publishers of the city’s BOYS The Arkansas approaches met! Quaint.1 their various shifta de^iite the other dailies have agreed that circulation on March 81 of 887,- Great Bend from the southwest '< I andf1ms0 caU shutdown, and the overnight the union will Share in savings, 666 dally and 260,967 on its Senior, Junior and DAY CAMP and bends south of the city from 4 shift of about 40 printers report­ regardless of profits, said Pow­ weekend issue. Baby Citizens AGES: e to 7, 8 to 9, 10 to 11 awl 18 to 14 wesrt. to east. ’ i The Hammond Juniors ed for work at 1:80 a.m. today. ers. The Post le one of Manhat­ As a precaution, about 2,500 ” They chatted and dranlc coffee “ She (Mrs. Schiff) is attempt­ tan’s six dally newspapers. The Everyone Saves At persons were asked to leave g present on the normaUy huey second ing to Introduce the protit ele­ others, all members of the pub­ Swimming A rts and their homes in lowlands west 1 m u DISNEY’S floor. -« ment as a i»dor condition to lishers' association, are the ARTHUR DRUe Crafts and south of Groat Bend. i 1 John Bott, city editor, and Sharing aavlngs. She is trying to morning Times, Heirdd Tribune Diving Back of the flood in Kansas, * FLY ME TO THE MOON another editorial employe re­ force better term# than that glv- and Daily News, and the after there have . been three deaths. 1 mained In the news room. Life-Saving Archery according to the Red Oross, and The first edition deadline woe an estimated 322 million dam­ An evening of music with special guest I a.m. Decorator Fabrics . . . Fasbionrrigrht Colors! Rowing Boseboll age, an estimate made by Gov. Mrs. Schiff was asked in a William H. Avery. television interview Tuesday Finest Quality at Truly AmazuiK Savings! WALTER MURPHY Jr. TECHNICOLOR* night if she'would sell the news­ Camp- Basketball oaa Will 1-3.101 paper If the union aiaoa.ao 186 DIFFERENT ITEMS 99-Day Ragalar Chaiea Hartferd 188-0988 or Mr. MItohoU Hartford 888-7M8 tpf # lf f ■ ff r ff e HeoMtaude Naeareai DIabee of AU Hlada § i i i i i (»)J IV m . . ~*J?®***!* •* Naaalff Aram Oompaay, Kntaae Graeaboaao, Lovely La4y a Raked Laaagae e Moaeoottt e OoeoeU •oleo. Hobby Shoppe ead Herdte’s Orafte and Hobby. Shop. e Floe FnU Uaa ef Steeka, C^pe, Dee Fhode (»> M A I S T ■ ' ^ »V. H t > • fflen rmtale for weeheud plenioe aod euttege b o w bNng handled by Oenip WE ALRO MAUD PDZA TO GO Oil BAY HERE Oebrse Tai Hartford SSS.798S. Fo r RREorvoHGB ToL 2l f -2704 ’ : '' -ntiftl— ^ ^ w-L w em iRRim am atim m m m MAII ■ ' f t - '• U ' *

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O' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1966 A G B FOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN^ WEDNESDAY, JOUNE 2B, 1965 m hava oontiimed If ttaore was any tion, began tai this fiBothan Social Repo!rt Search Ended, indlcatton that the bodies could state, former eradle of the Oob- ^^dbsnian Found David Selznick Dies, be discovered. N C A A P Starts OperaJdon foderacy. The campaign w*S P eople Rape New Y ork Find N o TW cc Devil’s Hole Is administered centered In Selma, wfaora Dr. t P't ■ t j i n K l l . by Death Valley Natlotial Monu­ Martin Lather fOng Jr. .begnaa f3 ^ Air Pollution Of Skin Divers ment persMinel hut Is actually a After Long Alabama Ban drive wMeh enlnmuttad in the M urder T r ia l Made Qutdity Movies few miles Inside Nevsds. Selma-to-Montgomory marek In the loot March. lOMr TORX (AP) — A nport DEATH VALLEY. CaUf. (A P ) Rose and Glancontieri, both of BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) —♦Brimlngham dentist and presi­ Despite some galnn, Hegroen H i. .'f Vegka, vanished In the The National Association for the dent of the Alabama conference ^ - T a n g in ^ ' i t a x x f )— far a ftw cM CMy OaonoR com - in mainy areas remain sfirald — H. obofUgB as to- Television HOLLYWOOD (AP) — AfSsIsolek, a movie piohejg In —Five divers climbed out of a warm and mysterious depths of Advancement of Colored People of the NAACP. "Tliese are • :00 ( >-l(Mk-18d») HOrto » !^ r g b ^ (C) ^ N«r Tbrk-s heart attack has taken the life silent picture days who was vast water-filled oavem shortly or too apathetic — to rogtotor to kSgui asivtiig A lil« Mn- News atr wm a wanhHwttng ikcter in the volcanic fissure. A friend banned In Alabama for eight mostly mldiDe-afed people. No 'vote, Nixon said. Tba pojeet is ( S) Admiral Jack of film producer David O. Sets- edged out hy younger, more ag­ before midnight Tuesday night who had been skindlvlng with years — has begun its first ma­ teen-ageni, no bobbysoxers. St.rV; fw . nturdcr In .|Im rm , ( » ). Memory*■ Lane eS5u5n%V**^ oa iacreoMiig daaih Mte fiom gressive producers to later days aimed primarily at such dtisans DtiJMiiB «rt& A m a a f LANA TURNER )) Cheyenne nick, who gave up millions in and sa(By told relatives of two them obtained help from Las jor civil rights project since it They are very respectable peo­ and It iiopaa to develop stnngsr j >j Swsbby Show 8:00 8-KV40) Patty Duke raaplratery Blseasa6 aai long of the industry. David was born Vegas, 90 miles southwest. won approval to operate under a ple who are giving their time 14^|«i^10:80 Qordoc and Ja “It has been generaBy oon- OoDMdg«*a utfe, Joan, was not The U.S. has previously Is­ BKW Laec Juhn Wade ^12:U flign on oluded that air pMhiHon Is one to toe oouft room uban toe Jury sued joint stamps with other 8:to DidT Robtnaon 6:00 Afternoon lUm of the factora oontiRmting to countries. In 1059 the U.S. and 1:06 NSwS.'Slcn Off 6:00 Newe, Sports. returned. WBCB—aia Weadwr the ateody Inoreaao d lung Canada isued almost identical Extra One Goings One Coming cancer.’ ’ Amone: thoee speotaton who stamps commemorating the St 6:00 Hartford Hiahllahta 7:10 Conversation Piece were present was toe slain 7:00 News, Sports and Weather 7:30 News cf the Worid Paashig the gavel means more than just changing Student Liawrence Seaway. In 1961 the 8:00 Caellcht 7:50 Conxreselonal Report gM’a fatoer, David Mason. IBs 13:00 Quiet Houra Cknmcil presidents at Bennet Junior High School. For out-’ OOQUILLE, Ore. (AP) — Two U.S. saluted 150 years o f Mexi­ 8:00 Red Sox vs. Orioles men came up for trial on a face revealed no sign of emo- can independence with a stamp WINF—1336 10:46 Nlghtbeat going President Robert Alesbury (left) and the entire ninth tton at the ftoding, - 6:00 Wall St. Today 11:00 News it means the end of junior high school years and the charge of receiving stolen log­ resembling the one issued by 6:00 Newa 11:16 Sports Final ging equipment — speciflcjally a OooMdge refused to comment Mexico. 6:15 Radio Oreater Hartford 11:30 Art Johnson Show lUng of the expanded horizons found in senior Mrh to newsmen and took no notice 6:46 Lowell Thomaa WPOP—1416 school and beyond. For the new prerident. Douglas Ei(m- pass-block used by hlghcllm- The Florida stamp will de­ 5:00 Roy Cooper bers. And where was the evi­ of toe cries of "KHer” and pict a Spanish explorer with 7:00 YaMcees 'va. AtIdeUca man, the gavel signifies the new rrign, the acceptance of re- “ Animal” from the onowd out- 9:80 Speak Up Hartford 7.00 Ken Griffin sponidblUty, and the continuance of a tradition. Bennet held dence? Stolen again, said Dist. DAVID a SEXZNIOK flowing cape and sword sdoft. Atty. Bob Walberg, tMs time aide the courthouse as he was Behind him is the royal ban­ double ring oeremony attended its final assembly today — the last day of school. (Herald V taken away. by leas than bwo dozen guesla. photo by Pinta) from the courthouse basement. Wind” exempocempUfied his high re- ner of Spain. Across the top is gard for quality and his wlllt^- He atoo baa bean charged Florida 1585-1985.” For the wedding she wore a Almost Quit vdto mnrder to the (daylng of Strest^engto drees, form-fitUng ness to spare no expense. He Collectors desiring first-day was determined to have Gable Sandra Valade, 18, of Manches­ cancellations may send their from the waist up, which she ter, to 1980. described as a “peach Italian for the role of Rhett Butler envelopes, together with remlt- Utah Teachers G>nteiited when the production was being Atty. Gen. WWlam . Maynard tanoe8 to cover the cost of the toce over coral and China rilk.' did not reply when asked In addMIon to diamond neck­ readied 27 years ago. stamps to be affixed, to the Gable — who died In 1960 — • w .4 '” whether he would now proaecute Postmaster, St Augustine, lace, dtomond bracelet and di­ ^Coolidge on that charge. Fla., prior to Aug. 28. amond ear rings, ahe wore a With Pay Hike, Recognition then was at MQM. Belsitick was simply designed gold wedding then married to Irene' Mayer Am, horns , , » o r on the go ••• Uvbig i$ om fielznlck, daughter of Louis B. T'^ Israsl wIS issue two new bead. SALT LAKE CTTY, U tahf Last week the stats teacher G / lC l7it A Selma Visitors stamps honoring its Dead Sea Eaton, too, had a gold band (AP) — Utah, which nearly kwt peiecxmel atoninistrator, M. with mm amdfmooeemooHesai Grants Mayer, the KGM boes. Tliey Industries, reports the Israel after toe wedding, bis first. several thousand discouraged BSaine Winters, asked toe Stale KNOWN FOR VALUES were divorced to 1948. Bhilaielie Agency in America. Miss T\imeT was married school teachers last year, now Board of Educuition to stop issu­ stars low Mayer, now dead, told Selx* & Plan Vote Drive ’Ihe stamps are unique in that prevtously to bandleiuler Artie seems to Imve a surplus of con­ ing temporary teacher certifi­ nick ha could have Gable pro­ both show an extractiaa plant Bhaw, restaurant owner Stephen tented ones. cates because there was an vided that re-issue rights to BOerrON (AP) — TMnty-tix which forms a complete picture Crane, tin-plate heir and society Some say aH It took to reverse oversupply of certified teadiers. “ Ctone With the Wind” would go ililiiliiiiliiiliiilijiiiii act to Selznick but to MGM. Tm » ’-i Megan teenngena from Sehna, when both stampe are placed figure Bob Topping, actor Lex the potential deficit was a "This is toe first time in my niiil *'■4 Ala., plamed to parilcipate to- side by side. The 12 agorot and Barker and Bportaman FTed friendly little pay raise — with 24 years in this office that we’ve film now is in its tenth re-issue SAVE SAVE SAVE S4^ day to a voter regtotznUon drive 50 agorot feeAure symbolical May. emphasis on “ friendly.” had such a situation,” be oaid in and has groksed an estimated 12H5 to toe city’s predomtoanlly Ne­ drawings of the chemical plant. Fkancia Thomas, a local mag an interview. Outdoor Lm ng Sale! |80 mllUon at ths hoxoffice —< About a year ago most of the all-time nhampion money gro RcKbwy section. istrate, performed toe five- Utah's 10,(X)0 public school Why? “ WeU, the end o f sanc- ON ON The Republic of Korea baa mtoute civil ceremony. maker. . ON 8 teachers were ready to can it tions tor one thing. But mostly Selznick once said; *T have The ynuogatoaB, aged 16 to 18, leausd a new stamp, honoring quits. because of a firien^ legistatun never regretted it. I wouldn't axe on a one-week trip apon- Its “InoreaBed Food Production SYBIL CHRISTOPHER They had been unsuccessful in atMlmwemor. SHORTS and SKIRTS SHOES ' [f sored by the Rev. F. GtotM- Plan” initiated this year and NEW YORK (AP) — New­ have made the picture without DRESSES getting what they considered a “The whole atmosphere has Clark.” Waite Sherrill of Ipiswich. scheduled to run until 1971. The lywed Sybil Burton Ctalstopher, decent salary, opportunity and changed. They’xa not going out­ ;£.''L Their cbapenne, toe Rev. design depicta cupped hands The film was already In former wife of actor Rtchand recognition. side to firtd Jobe. luction when Selznick found 2 • J George D. GeRowny of Sehna, holding crops. In the back­ Burton, says noairied Bfe is Many threatened to leave toe “TUs year they’re content to leadingIc lady, Vivien Leigh. j said they were chasm for toe ground is a tipctor ploughing simply “super,’* and she’s srtatp. Some did. stay.” r «’ ;r trip in because of entenMve tile land phis a mic^er and “ wonderfully happy.” His brother k^iron, an agent, They originally hod planned Daryl MicChrty, a teacher and vtalted the set with Miss fellelgh * . -* ’ll',:'! civil righte activftir.; five otoers at sea tion when he was stricken. He s i ^ 7-14 regularly $8 NOW COTTON SLEEP SHIRTS r new rules for submlttd^ sclen- when they tried to bring food, ELIZABETH ASHLEY Motorized Barbecue Brazier won two Academy Awards and HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Ac ; tVHc end technical work in com- medicine and flowers to supply 22* diiaineter. Eaay-dean chmena also,the Irving Thalberg Memo­ BABY DCHX PAJAMAS—in assorted prints ' petition for the Bovlet Uoloa’a riiips headed for Viet Nam. trees EUzaheth Ashley hoe an rial. Award for meet consistent 92.94 rtqulcwly $4 - faigheet award. engagement ting foom actor grid and duwer. EMra dev'booL Sale sixes 8-14 r^rularly $8 NOW $ 1 .9 4 In the aftemcxm, toe Oxast 8.44 quality production. Cool sleep shirts with pants in assorted styles and colon. S, M, la t ITie new regulattons appeared Guard intercepted ifour men and George Peppard, and she says Beceaeod top on hood. ' ■ A M I Be vvas the son of Lewis J. SHORT SETS— sleeveless knit tops in solids and prints : Intended to avoid a repetition of a ie-year-61d girl headed toward toey’U be mairied neict spring, CO O L COTTON SLEEPWEAR ? a rash of accusations this year the supply sMpe in an outboard “probahly to Aped or May.” sixes 8-6x reg. $8 NOW G 14M sizes 7-14 reg. $4 NOW $tJf4 I that some candidates were fak- motor boat. Mim Ashley paid 130,000 last folding 22' 6ril - '{ ers and tnoompetente. The others were arrested year to buy her way out of SPRING DRESS CLEARANCE— assorted styles in prints and solids 92.94 iwgiilnrly $4 V The oonvmlttee ordered spon- when they arrived earlier at toe Broadway’s “Barefoot to toe Take it wherever yon go! FoliiaDai. _ . M A V WYATT EARP RAYS: . ' • soring orgamlaaifana to eUbmlt Oakland Army beee bearing Pork,” so ahe oouM join Pep- pacUy. Chrome grid, aide hendw, S W t 4 o 4 # “ I'D BTEAK MY REFUTATION sizes 8-6x leg. $6 NOW sizes 7-14 reg. $9 NOW $3JNI Shift gown, sleepcoat, baby dolls in pmk, blue, inaize in S, li^ L. ON A *- I their candldatee and their work behnenr pro6toiming "End this paxd to London. Deep bowl and 1 ' tnbolfir 1st*, • to public diacusslun before en- rotten war” and “Food not Psppord said be jput toe ring J I ; : ' tering them to toe oompetttioin. bomba.’ ’ on her finger TuosiMy. BOITAITZA ijjyy! 28-Qt..Styrofooiii ke Chest . . i . DINNER,'' ::::u Full size. Foe boating, picnics and S«l8 I J # utttt8:::i beadtoftHildi heat or cold letentkn. M .L 4 I MANCHESTER' SALEI SALE/ SALE! SALE! AIR CONOmONERS iiiyi BTUfi W A S NOW ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER 8,700 ...... 1199.95 FAMOUS MAKER SHIRTS "SkiPPIE*' FAMOUS UBEL 17,000 ...... $269.95 SUCKS raeulor cMid pcMil SHIRn OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! 4 ^ ------w BLOUSK GIRDLES It ohfw war fcowe ertra wan rmiTTiilUlEiiili*_ wmuamHm MORIARTY BROTHERS naiMBlFImamssmimeomMa •4.94 ♦3.94 STEA ib ^^' variwa f $$ •3.99 WriMRS lo $10 : d I m n e r af Iwaaty and pratection t e r DOUn N((MME FUN *"k SERVING YOU WITH • deevdefifi aiid.roll # 9 24 24 Cools up to 5 roonifi. Hm poiwr. IA lBB oAUs amlllnMit ziliiian aleevefi . ij • wide fisaortmeiit Mobilhoof M 2 -(q p ^ motor, Ughtwelglib uifsgMr •vrUte INC—U4-80M ■'-flWPtiuiiiMtoi^i^p*toipEiepniapEaanEmBmBEfi

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on in North Viet Nam have been from our aliiee. But the dam ousted,- terming JTrevlno’s action illegal beoauM the meetoig at B d b V il lift: ^ I Clark Comments on Viet heavily critiotead. Is that crltl- was siqpptylng power to the ene­ Setibol Board Ask^d Ideas my to-m ra them, tha jtnngU i. to Jammed Plevaior Blamed which tt waa takeh was not held jutt, tn ynor^oiiplnfohf hit n a I t iNnM in party headquacten — out-o^ O n J q lj ^ Wairaiitse Deeds O fu rt iw ik tlkay («he Vltt etroyed and . -fny gofriihinant order alavator, or no. Olive 1. Murphy to Luclsn OniBennet Heating PUms jnpoMn’t be tn a much backed me up. For Mexican Political Rift OUoqui called newsmen to a AB sMStoMe C, CoUln and Therese C.Col- Strike Hard in txioibon If they weren’t Q. Ton seem to be giving un- downtown cafe' and declarod Chester's lUi,*' property at B4S Hartford that if party matters could he buitdtnga Wfll 1 At the suggration of jghankad. rd bate to have qui^ed support to tbs Johnson MEXICO CITY (AP)—An out-^ So, with the elevator out of Rd. requlra the oontrsotor to hire iva foMht the war In Italy admlntetratfcn’s poUotesT of-order elevator U being order, Tre-vlno quit going to treated just anywhere, he waa ndnutss at S pjm. W. Harold Bsvan and Bertha tor Horten Taylor, the board of a U rgtr work crow.'’ Avoid Ground Wail ht air aupport R didn’t A. Thui far, yea I don’t know party headquarters. When lie here and now dectaring Trevino 4 to eommsmorait E. Bevan to Uoyd A. Lumbra blamed for epUtting apart a ousted from the party. A faction of the UbSBty BsS to m s. | The board of adMcatlon voted^South Windsor school syatom. dlrseton test night taMsd con- Cmtis said that IJ»s town wtnibf war, pschaps, but K car- what their p tia a are, I don’t did, Ms oppoeittoi\ within the and Betty L>. Lumbra, property osuKI anticipate no federal halpad to slow down the know what's fohig to happen. 1 MeUesan poHttcal peuty. party began gr^ng more of the paity. bftcked OUoqui. The aettoa wtH fetlin tost nlnt to approve recom­ The report stated .that since 1660 at 38-80 Cooper S t slderfttion of the proposed $800,• EDITOR'S NOTE — Flfteenatoraaa In Italy. that tematton tesued by O mended changes In career or a total of 138 teachers had left avid three yean later 60,000 Ameri­ In these modem ocimpUcated The blame for the spHt te gan making speeches in praise state beUa ba ning on taai ity to carrer status are: a tirement and tnnsfeni to other recommendstions. would be borne by the town. cans wima klllad and 108,(BO right thing and X Just hope wa Italy. The mote we can hit them being hUd on toe balky ele­ of things the Authenttes had vote in the teat election. L Carmel and Leslie D. Car­ Ths acUon whs taken after days of warfera, poIUlcal coo- keep It up. the more wW can hurt them. The practice of ringlag master’s degree or 30-hour school systems. -> mel, property a t 22 Bowers S t General M ani^ Richard wounded, m the ftrilowlng exclu­ eidaratloiiB must Im given vator by Mexican poHUcal al-ways been against. Included So, said Trevino, since OUoqui oh 'JMlT'8'Martsd in Ooimaetf- Supt. of Schools WUttam <^ur- Q. What^about tho poUttcU Q. What’e the chief strength of in OUoqui’s praise were revolu­ is in Congress as a party repre; equivalency as voted by the Chairmeui Francis Nester read Quitclaim Deeds Martin, In early Juna had eug- sive intervlsw, Gen. Mark and must be balancsd by -witters—wllh a certain tongue- cut and la now a naMonwtSs board at toe meeting of May a letter from toe town council tla and Raul Bsmte of tho Hart­ geeted that the board of direc­ Clark, who stened the truCa that military consideration. But as oonstderattonaT tosObnununtets — as an army? m-dieek air. tionary leader and bandit sentattve rafhei- than a repre­ custom, having’ been sanctioned Pauline Merenlno to Jean F. ford enghMsrlng firm of Bomls Pancho ViUa, and former strong sentative of on electoral dtetrlct, 11; provisional certificate at to the effect that funds from the Warren, property on Florence tors consider floating a bond ended the fighting, dlscusaas far as Vlat Nam Is ooncamsd, It A. Thcre’U alwajra be poNUoal " a . The Oommunlst hordes of The elevator te m a building by Oonirreaa In I96S. toe time of Bpplicatlon, and general fund hcul been transfer­ and Freeman said, thftt, al­ issue for the entire project. wnot that war taught him about must be hit Just as hard as It pressure as long as dltterant manpower and their wllhpgnssB which houees the party’s head­ man President Pkitarco Ellas he should be rentoved from Manaiester'a Mayor Frahi St. though the heating problem Congress as a result of being four years of service in South red to (he board of education for Jean F. Warren to Pauline Becauee the Bchool’s central the present Viet Nam conflict. can. Wa must hit in North \^et naUons have dillorant Ideas. .1 to UU them . off by the thou- quarters, on toe fourth floor. Cailes. These men have always J. Mahmiey haa ungad that t Windsor at toe time of place­ the fiscal year 1966-66. was of great concern, no per­ heating system also supplies the eande. Ever since I signed that And that, says party Presi­ been unpralse-wortky to Trevino. ousted from toe party. bttls be rung to tticsr Tdia and Bernice Merenlno, property sonal hazard or risk wais evi­ Nam and do all the damage be­ remember when 1 was in Kmrea ment. TTie funds were requested by on Florence S t Army-Navy Club, Bemte rec­ By SETHOVR M. HER8H cause that way we are more apt and .tbaro wes a big hydrootae- armistice, it's always stuck In dent Jacinto B. Tkevino, 81, te It was too much. Trevino pub­ Congrem boifvenes in Septem­ Chester's dstannlnatlea that Connecticut teachers with I'le beard to reinstate the first dent under present oondiUons. ommended that Uie club plan CHICAGO (AP) — Gen. Mark to get satisfactory condlUonB for tiic power dam on the zalu Riv­ my mind that we ttwuld not too far tor a veteran of Mexico’s licly dismissed OlloqUi flrom the ber. So ihe dispute has ground freedom ahaU ring out ewar an tenure in another Connecticu'.. Bonding Permtta our items on the priority list To G. S. Fabrlsl for Afirelio Curtis recommended that toe now to provide It# own beat­ Clark, who led the United Na­ peace talks." er. I hit that one and the raper- f i ^ the oommimtete man to 1910 revohitiion to walk up | party, to a stand-off, but the ele-vator the land and ulttmateiy over aB town will be eligible for careei ompiled Sit the time of the board of direotora give Its “go ing system. He sal4, that, _un- Q. 'The U r attacks new going cueelone were realty terrific man on the ground. stairs. But OUoqui refused to be is working fine now. the wodd.” status in South Windsor after Malo, garage at 12 Margaret tions forcaa la Korea, said today 'jdiget adoption. Rd., 81,276. ahesd” for the project by De­ der present conditions, the cen­ toe first year of tenure in Mrs. Jane Itomeyn suggested To Blverett W. 'VanDyne for cember or January so that spec­ tral heating plant must operate that the United States must con­ South Windsor. '.-J3it a lettter of appreoiation be ifications may be drawn and into late hours, even when the tinue to bomb North Viet Nam Supt Warner pointed out Walter CasSells, addition to smt to the tlwee local legisla- dwelling at 41 Ferguson Rd., bids may go out in May of next school is closed. __ ^ or face "another Korea.' that in order to obtain a pro­ CTs for their efforts on briialf year. Bemte said .th at th s system The country must realtea, visional certificate a teacher 81,700. shop D&L, if passage of teakdation for In- To R. E. Wandell for Wilbur He also recommended that in the old hiih school is com­ Clark oaid, that "Um way to win must be completely certified. when a contract is awarded it pletely out of dste and needs Is to hit hard and use all our air This revision replaces the reased state eld to education. G. Matheny, alterations to e v o Seta Trip dwelling at 36 Brookfield St., should specify that the -work raplacement in Its entirety. force and naval aviation pow­ Manchester implementation for establish­ be spread out over a two or Otoer secUons of ths oentral ers. ment of career status I'Which re­ The CYO from S t Miargaret 82.000. lairy’s and St. Francis of Am- To Jarvis Enterprises Inc., three-year period. system, he said, would bs ren­ Ha added, "the great lesson Parkade quired completion of one year ovated wherever posslblsi and learned in the Korean war was on tenurO In South Windsor , itt Church -Willi sponsor a -visit new dwelling at 16 Kane Rd., “A demand for faster comple­ '.o Riveraide Fatk next Monday. tion," he said, "may result In feplaced if not. that we must not fl|ht the Com and completion of requirements 811,680. munteta in a manpower war." for a M aster's. degr«« or 30 The day-k>ng visit is open to '.'1 school students and "Evan If we wanted to we Wed., Thurs., Fri. hour aqulvalency. wouldn’t sacrifice our men the Also raqulred was two years' graduating students from Bsrvic* .as a career teacher in Trermnor cchooCn. The coat wiB Nighfs till 9 p.m. South \Vlndsor for ellgiiblllty > le $3 tor the bus rkfe end un- for placement on toe master 'Jkniited use of rides a t the nark. Air Conditioned schedule. The bus wBi teave St. Mar­ Board member D. P. Cava­ garet Mary’e Church hah ait DAVIDSON A LEVENTHAL Mon,, Tues., Sat. naugh read a further Inclusion 10:30 Monday morning. stating that “toe superintend­ 10 Q.m. to 6 p.m . ent shall determine if the work Manchester Evening Herald hi MANCHESTER PARKADE and professional -growth of « Sooth Windsor correspondent, teacher on career or master Brownio Joseph, tel^hone 644- schedule have for two years 0148. failed to satisfy requirements, MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS such teacher v^Il be, reduced Schools Out ^ For Guard, Too one step on the career scale. Coda Low Bidder s u m m t r drsstss SHOP EVERY DEPT. AT DAL “The same procedure will be Thia to tiM laat dajr e t achool^their traffic guide. With song <^»Bed “GciT’ by the prisoners. followed each*year until the sal­ To Enclose Well ary cf toe teener shsill not eX' 8 . 9 0 1 6 . 9 0 uid this to the laai day ttat dance, music, end some team More recently he acquired the ceed the amount they -would all famous makersh Lincoln School crossing guard the Mds said goodbye. Assem­ nickname “Mr. T.J. (traffic have been paifl on professional A. Coda Inc. of Manchester were $15 to $30. bled iihcve are p fe.a of the chil­ jam )” from firemen of old Hoee status.” is the aipparent low bidder for RiB Griffin will aaa children dren who started kindergarten Co. 2 when it was located be­ constructing a concrete block Supt. Wkrner said he fett that Pure silk prints, linens- lafCiy acrome ther aggression of Its kind, it involved In the talks, he might -would not be fought on a limited cot. 32-40, S, M, L. roll and long sleeves. (Tight along that the project was Authority, in toe wake of a bid voverdesigned, but he did not ha viewed as bargaining as 1 0 9 6 basis. In otoer words, our hands 30-88. Im v adtat aotion he expects the opening yesterday ait which, a much- for Green Manor as for #W-I3 were not going to be tied. As I ilederal agency to take. building contractm: which Ma the housing authority. TED recall. If aggression came, we girls' and pre-teens' ? At one point he said that, “It law firm represents was kw bid­ Atty. Plepler decided to re­ would not limit the war in any ila going to be a matter of com- der. sign immediately, after the bids given area but would Mt the better handbags The realgnatioh, announced on the construction project were enemy in places where he re­ sum m er blouses ipramise from now on, to get this TRUDON oftable. 4,(X>0 CFM circulating, '.project built'.” this afternoon. by authority opened yesterday afternoon, he served his power and the chairman Theodore Brlnda- says. d ventilating. Trimline styling. atrength. to attack us. I’ve had 3 0 % o f f • But he also said (hat “We’re mour, is effective immediately. He to aotuaUy resigning two lots of experience with reg. $3. ,going to have to decide whether 'Ihe authority will have to posts, as counsel for the author­ VOLKSWAGEN communism and I know they reg. $12 to $25. 1.90 ^ want you to build a job this choose a replacement -a/t a totth- ity in operating the existing 100- respect force and stop, look and |big." The government will be comdng m e^ng. unit WeathiU Gardens and as TOLLAND TURNPIKE—TALCX)1TV1LLB listen when they see it. But Exceptional handbag taoncemed, he said, whether the Atty. Plepler is leaving the oounsel for toe authority in de­ when they find weakness they Cool cotton checks, plaids and ». « ojsct can be let out at all. job because hto firm, Lessner, velopment of the new apart­ exploit it and despise it. values I Genuine leathers, prints with roll sleeves and Ber­ Itod the bids been lower, liv- Rottner, Karp and inepler, is ments, He resigned both, he Westing house' Q. After the Korean war, novelty fabrics, mostly one- lOre said, the authority might counsel for Green Manor Con- there was talk of the great con­ muda collars. Sizes 7-14 and pre- / r,ve worked out a budget ad- says, because the 'work cannot of-a-kind bags. struetton Oo. of Manchester. be easily separated. trol that Washington had over teen. ent right after the bid Green Mahor 'WBa low bidder troop movement and attacks. {epening. He has held the posts only 2ir PORTABLE yesterday to budld a l(X)-unit ad­ briefly. He was appointed to one Btoat do you think of these con­ : Architect Bradford Tilney, of dition to toe Westhill Cterdens of them In February and the trols In relation to the Viet Nam ■toe firm of Pedersen ft Tilney of housing-for-the-elderly project second in April, He replaced REVERSIBLE war? 7 girls' dresses pKew Haven, said that he would which is being undertaken by Atty. Herman Tulea in boih A. I fought World War H as •begin an immediate reetudy of toe housdng authority. posts. commander of the ground itoe cost of site development For The Occasion 'To retain the homing autoor- 3.90 to 9.90 our most famous make Iwork for the project ity post wmdd ajppear.to invite BRICK IN 10,660 B.C. So Well Hemembend ’ The architects had estimated conflict, of interest charges, CAIRO — As early as 10,000 #AR30 jjtoat about 87 per cent of the coo- Atty. Plepler feels. ' B.C., burnt brick was made ANNIE OAKLEY 8AY8: reg. $6 to $18. Mmetion cost would be for The aitiiation to complicated and used as a subsUtute for "I'M SETTINQ MY SIQHTB I ^ c tln g the buikUnga, and the because the housing authority wood in construction. i ON A SURE-FIRE Special group of spring and ■ast for site improvements. 2 speeds. Vlbratlon-free. No radio orTV men's suipim4r IMliig the IT per cent figure, summer famous label Interferenoe. 2 speeds fOr elroulatlng. dresses reduced! Broken I- toe cost for toe butodings to Manually reversible for Intake or sx> BONANZA above the par-room coat limit w haust sizes for girts, 8-6x and i' sum m or shirts ■at by toe federal government; Anti-Bug Pill Aim STEAK DINNER" 7-14. Uvenuore saM he tboiwfat tbs dress shirts ■Mhitects bad underesumated $8 yalnes. toa coat of the < site work, aod suggested toe flgurtM be re- riawed. Xf toe review proves Of Medical Search Itim right, tbs fauildliv oast boys' jac-shirts Short sleeve sport and dress shirts by fa­ toculd M back within the stahi- (OsaUaned from Page One) other disadvantages. mous makers. Many styles, sizes 8-18. ■bary cost limit. 7 1 No present, recan t "te en- 14 vgliie. $.90 Uaiiig 83 psr cent of the bid and Development Oommand. tln ly satisfactory," aakk Dr. ‘os as s guide, the per-aquaiw- Among major reaeone for CftrroU N. Smith, a actentlst of coat of toC structures lii hope, he and others said, are; the U.8. Department of Afrlcul- Top maker short sleeve 813.7B, WUch LivemuMS A pm is known that clears up ture’a reaenreb unit, in uiunes- jac-shirts in knitSt Ajnnel to ooraddered a good price fUnsw diseases, like athlete's -vUle, Fla. Trim, Portable boys' Itriiiudos The town wMI have a better foot, by acting th r o t^ toe Ain. While better chemicals are stripes,'inadiBs type plaidiw of wtnolng federal ap- Some peo^e nahirally a n being sought, ons that acted SizM 8 to 18. ■oval tor a larger budget if more bugqirodt than others — through toe human body would AIR COOLERS $ 4 vs1im s. 2 t f e r f S he par-room cost of the proj mosquHpes usually avoid them have many odvantagw. Dr. tt is wall wtttln federal guide — bbA scientists have some Smith laid, and “we mould ex- * 1 1 .0 8 rrteeask/eet le aqr i|i>llSi|l** ipwatm iioM i I efeteO M to why tote te so. plora every poaetbtUiy.'* ttOrltlJTiiiswrii’ After tlM areliiteola have re- A fair amount of knowledge A joint program of ttu Unl- v'Tlile Oorham Bread Tray of flnttt-quallly sllvar- 00 man's sport'thlrtt i napped coat figures tor the has been found M to what v stsh y of a aTuom tei and Stan> Plata ia a gift of dailcataiy omttp |M auly...i fS A lg . MMoa, toe Baperwerk wU be sssmS to attraet or repel blood- ford Rtaiarah Institute hth nniawad at toe Pubtte Hbu .. fvitmoripwr’^m for s t v wtooinsi Rniiifinwjrf siioklng Insects — how they are proved wtMt many psopis gen­ birthday, or othar fedtira occation. ' idnitnlMraHora New T o it fovarnad in choosing thsh- tar- erally have thought — some of l i f t ' la# to eat If the budget can be gate. us are pretty unattractive to gy TNI WOMPf UAMNO tMioA Of NNI tTIRUMg Extra large cooling c^Aoity. U ght and compact *AutAnieHt( ' BONANZA A few bug rafigmte do ft fair mosquitooa, aald Dr.'Howard X. Tstais to 14 spMU. : H Is sdgatted, Umb tt>e five Job of ranking a. mosiiulto go Mdinibh of San fTuclaoo. V* \ djoator, pijah button control sadtoh. « *, , v, .k-« n*., ... sa io M m N» te nwoeived today wilt ateo be stotwhsre. Natural teihttanoaa, tn m peo­ Our own DAL Drsiid u d before toe local au- Detailed raaearoh te g o ^ on ple that attract or roper bugs ■I . 1MEIER Jewelers ■cl ~ ^ ’ awards toa contract. to find why these work, and to nave been oolteoted, tested for OraaB Maaor's low turn up better onee. One troubla their effect, and- are belM m MAIN STBEET-^PHONE they m b w von w as ppmo ceum woowk ■ i off, an oHy or m e or. have repellent ^ennS. — WB ARB CLOSBD BfO NIUtS-^' 9 M O H “ ! m

m-y MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIiD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE tiv iM i MANCBESnS EVENING MANCHESTER, CX)NN, WEDNBSDA^ try almost a earn apart, but tist parti'as are outittatanring tha now rois of ths oommuntsta (he OhiheaeOhmese paitias tss is Pdpe can lend his groat prastigt and Events Inside thare ja tm A nx/Hre. n. AMbough the benhipfaaca. Bat (Ms is scant that Qtiairo, who naade to sx- reputation and -respanslbUity for Judg- alwaya oonsMerad leas rwvMu- cawe for ohearing in WiuMng- port tratiMa to S o r ^ , w tt in- FALSE‘n m mant to the taking of such a stand, I w W w ld tlo m ry than other ta r loft par- ton. The Sovlat aponabraMp of (tiat that the Ruatiaaa maintain I tw ttitig Iffrali why should ordinary men shrink from tiea In that country, the Bollvlaa (riolence ia Latin Antorica oatly (heir tough attaca to keep tala oommunista aotuafiy aBled ooMtwiBOtti lyynT wnnwiTUn fiiendtiUp. ' *-?M W srs“«x It? (OonUiitiefi from Page 8) themaaivee with leftist rsvolu- concept of wtalte-liat Ruetiaa IM PUbUitow Wewepaper InstiteifA na naw -ratoe tionartaa (teohidlng' the TroWty- oommuMata and Mack-hat CMn- op«aii« BiMii tMS ' sp-i symbol of Uemoom’% new Im­ Ites) In the recent unaucosHfiri eae oonnnuniata. U BIULION OBDER8 TAKEN idrtanes. Joaquin -'Ordoqul, a , |L. PMiN^’4(iillhy w dkn 1 ^^ iueurrecttai. Rather, Latin American devri- NEW rO K K — RasBuranto •71. u n ______Which Rate* TIrstT Ukamow • oriented communist Aimed wMi Miosoow’s gold opnienti offer a oonorete exam­ eeeva mots than 18 bfiUon hnei^* fh u ico a m sight wtthout the nswty-inilltant Soviet oom- enmity has propaled Mdsoosr oook 84 talBlon pounds of food. aZnk JCntiTAd Rt Um Pott Offleo tjX Travelers Insurance Oo., la assigning pghUc trial — a trial that ^ O ^ S T m fltoood ,CUM lu ll East Getmaa •* premier V|Sl^ \ the sum of 1350,000 to its studious, Btn^ .wr^.Maj^rWiSy Brandt might embarmss the So-viets. of WM -tue^ ttwt a .’nlis. recootillation between niMCRffnoN xuiVB non-profit subsidiary, the Travelers Re­ ivana and Moscow has been PaytMo te didraaot search Center, to begin the study of near-)tixe«to'enC. nitist be negotf- Y f t t r ...... tZLOv at to reigMn wittingly fed'by the intransi- the relationship between man and tha geoce o f Peiping, which de­ 986 MAIN STREET w TELEPHONE 648-6inl ‘ f ta ^ MoBttiB...... M9 mands afi-or-nothing allegiance. Om Meott ...... automobile. aSniBiAMb hind thq l^eht "The automobile," says the an­ OertwaiV'kovtonment in Bhmi ' In Ms trip to Peiping last I*" MB»M» py ^ said they wouAd not dtecuai a March, ElmMto (Che) Guevara ’ THB AS80CUTBD PMM nouncement of the project, "has be­ member of the Oastrq Inner I n » A*»oclat»d P re n U e*clu«hr«ly entW«d ne#afNkgfeneeratton ' be-' OF A\ANCHESTER t Xalhewa 8pe<^ Ajjancy — K*w York. CIU- total environment—the natural and subsidies. Bte Castro does not tween'lhe United Stiutca and Ja-' live, by bread alone. He Uves \ ^rraSkRAO o r cmctJUA. the man-made.” by guns. Ltionb.______Such a fascinating study of suoh a the fifth eimUBl aesskxi of (he U.S.-Japan Obrnmittee on The new leaders of Russia did DUplay advertlaln* clodng bows: fascinating subject wlU, of oours^e, have (that Khrushchev never would r S r ^ n ^ - i ►ito ifldg. Scientific Coopelnution, one' of For Tueaday — 1 »». XcodaT. endless suggestions offered to It. three Mgb-levM U.S.-Japaneae do. At last November’s Ha-vana For Wednoalay — 1 summit conference of Latin For Tlnifaday — 1 P-rajjy*^"***^. We here have our modest sugges- consultative >boaCes> estabkehed American Reds, the Soviets pro­ Uema of quaetions we would like to have by . Preeldent,^ John F. Kennedy and-Pihne Mitoistor Bayato Ike mised to underwrite Oastro’s answered. da in:,lMlt ptots' to export revoluUon Is the automobfis supposed to be tbs Ihroughout the hemisphere. A // 9 p.tn. servant of man? COt^ENHACnai (AP) —, -A ActusUy, Moscow’s peaceful * WednMitey, June » intent to this hemisphere bds. Or la man supposed to be the auto­ former Danish army, officer ifoia THURSDAYS chaeged -wUh ‘ s p if ^ <<»' Bast been exaggerated to , the p ^ . mobile's slave? Gertnany.ln a c lo ^ court hear, Evm KhrustH^hev, b^eved in Is the automobile supposed to be an tog Tirieday nlgml ^ .ivas dll'- backing -riolence-(mere he ggva FRIDAYS Time For lU dnc Stand* fautroment^lty which is ’ designed and detod' held tor a 'WMir whfie the tt f chance to pay off. Fbr ex­ ample, the fopTryear-oU Red in< adapted to the characteristics and con­ poM6q'aiid mlUtittY'totetUglmee It k* good, hopeful news that Pope offleem Invagfigate fu rtt^ . surrection in Venewela al-waya Pwli VI may he coming to the western veniences of roan? PiM bp aoweeoA said the man, has had ample support and sub­ j hemisphere iicxt fall to make a speech Or is man Supposed to Alter and de­ who dow is a burinensman,, Awards A^kemhly MHS. sidies from Moscow. velop his iViaractoristics and conveni- arreetod last week on hie retpm 'But since. ftovember, the 8o- j at the United Nations. It is a time for Ths final assembly a t Manchester High School is a time for (46(8 have tuaned from poUUcal encea to fit the automobile? from a trip to Baht Germany. awards and scholarships. Linda AhdMwon, here receiving a , all kinds of pft^le, from Popes on down They said the police had been to terror tactics not only in Ven­ Is the autoipobUe supposed to be an scholarship to this Louisville Art Sch(x>l from Vice Principal i to ordinary heads ef state, senators, watefithg him foV some time'. George -E^unerttogi is one of the many wHo were honored ezuela but throughput South I npresentatlves, and individual citlsens instrumentality which carries a man to Hto Identity was not disedoeed, yeaterday. (Herald photo by Satemla) . - America’s northern cone and- in buj; podlce s ^ he.ran a small Central America. The increased ; to be wiU(nc to stand up and be count- work? revolutionary activity in Quate- Or does man go to work hi order to axplKtempoit busloeas and ^ ad on the frastest singte world ianie of mMe firequeitt trips to East mgla and Ootombia is the most t sur times. get an automobile? Germany. obvious, but U.S. intelliigence Officials Promise»Probe atop has diseovered Soviet sup­ t It Is the issue whidi, more than any Once we get, from Travelers or from SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - f port for terrorists to oountries ather, is going to determine WfeeUier anybody else, some firm directional an­ -Where the old Moscow Une l»d swer to all these questions, we will The government prosecution' Of Bridgeport Shooting toere is a human civilisation on this otfles mdloatM bpp()irition laW- been essentially non-violent, fi MTth of ours a quarter century from at least know which it is which ought Him Hyung-il today in ' ' >11.1 IIII.. t ' . Bolivia’s poUtical chaos is so to be sent back to the shop for re-de­ BOaaDGBPO«ir. (AP).i- PoUcef boy tahalt. Earlier roportod to extreme as to make that coun­ } »®w. with an alleged at sign and re-equipment, the man or the tempt toy a group of army otfi- pfflclaki ■have promised, some dl(»t«tt._ttoat three shots were It is that important, and all kinds of cere to overthrow Prerident Bridgeport (^-vic groups and the fired. people slough it off for all kinds of rea* Natur* Study By Syivlu Otlars Chung Hea Path. clergy of several chtuches that "The pokceman who fatally 5sons—some of them because they do Kim’s Mlnjung —- Masses there will be "no -whitewash" to -wounded the youth was una-waxe BOB DALTON SAYS: the fatal Shooting of a 16-year- the boy he was chasing was on­ ta o t see its tanportanoe, some because FIRST DAY OUT OF NEST; Yoong Blu* J«y party denounced Ms arrest as a political move and proposed a old boy by a policeman. ly 16 years of age,” the superin­ “ ITS A STEAL OF A i'they do qot see how they can do any- On Being Toogh resolutiem demandlig his re­ "We will move with dispatch tendent said. DINNER.” f. thing about H,'aome bocause they are V Young Pickett was shot to the Tougtamindednesa, 'if It has a mean­ lease. The National Assembly, as soon as all the facts are too preooeupied with the business of dominated by Park’s Demo­ known,” aiud Wllbam K. Mul-vl- yard of a bakery on Hamilton ing in politics, surely is sntl-romantle A Thought for Today cratic RsptibUdan party, reject­ hlll, piesident of' the Board of Street wtdle Fisher, along with B O M m r kving to stop and realise that it is go­ and unneurotlc. Talleyrand and Machia- Inside two special policemen from the Sponsored bgr the Manchester ed the measure. Police OommissionerB. lfing to take' some kind of law and order velli professed to be without political Jimmy Kinti a retired general, was MulvihiU also said that the de­ Father Panik VlHage; a housing Council of Church** sn this earth in the nuclear age to per- ilhisiona or causes. Machiavelli said Down At TTie Post arrested with nine army officers partment wished to express deep project, and other policemen that men and nations seek success as Report were chasing him. ^ Blit Um mere bushiess ef living to ocm- including seven colonels. Two concern for the slaying of Le- Annual Workroom an absolute Imperative. "He who has.no Police said that the boy had Unue. by have admitted before a court- vester Pickett of 89 Pierpont position in life,” Machiavelli said, "can­ Tfaa Are the Lender of Tenth msftial that they helped plan a St. slaahed one man and punched not even get a dog to bark at him.” Tal­ Breslin another. If there is to be human survival, it We pray, O Lord, Rowland Evana Jr. coup against Park. The commlsaloner said Tuee- has to rise from tho spirit of msn snd leyrand served louia XVI, the Republio, for young people. day to representaUvea of groups Medical Examiner Harold Do­ the Directory, the Consulate, the Em­ Mrs. BchUr is a slim, gniy- Robert D. Novak herty aAU Monday Pickett was • K hss to be socompsnied snd symbol- ^ NB3W YORK, June 23 — The a man IQce Powers to do almost For the youth of our land. that have expressed cenoem that pire, the restored Bourbons, and Louis- story 'wes two paragraphs kmg what he pleases, he has put ths halred lady in her sariy (Kb For the youth of our church, officialB are a'waittog a ooroner’s kUled bv a bullet that went ■:> thsd snd protectod by a stfucturs of fUUppe. He could say of the govem- end it was aitmut Gov. Rocke- bull on. newspapers and g ^ten who (xwna her own newspaper tt is you -who hrip them grow ^ Today in History report. He has instructed Police through Us heed. A further ex '■'tow. mcats he servsdt ‘I abandoned hone be­ fellcr’e secretary bedng given a away with tt in the p ast Borne and works at owning and nm- in body, mind, sod apttilL WAStUNOTON — In FMel Supt. Joseph A. Walsh to meet amiiiatioa showed that the boy I t was in reoogttitlon' of this that the fore.: it abandoned Itself." g45,000.a-yiear job. The copy of the publishers, who Urge hing the hewspeper, and yes­ We know t By Ths Aasoolated Preas 'With the (x>unty coroner to pr ess was also shot in the leg. Castro’s police state today, asgr Flsber has been a member of CWPim SIOIM’ SILOM 'late P<9e JiAa, in "Pacem In Terris,” lUleyrand was a realist, and amoral- bad “RaU” 'writiten acroos the strength in Viet Nam, come up terday she decided no, printer they can do nothing wtthout Today is Wednesday, June 38, for speedy action, he said. ty was the Indictment issued against top of it in bdack pendil. The frightened in their offices. was going to tell her luiw to do Cuban who ^xxtta Chinese com­ the police department sbKS Feb­ . spoke of the vital Importance of the in- you. g (he 174th day of I960. Thara are Earlier Tuesday, Walsh saM him. He was amoral in political action story was going to run on Page Mrs. Dorothy Schiff, the only it She stood up to Bertram Please, bring these youth munist propaganda attacktog * J9l days left In the year. ruary, 1966. the coroner’s Inquest would de­ In addition to the NAACP, oth­ STEAK -stltutlaa of the United Nations, and it but his avowed political principles were 2 of the final edition of yester­ weman ever to publish a news­ Powers and shut hsr nswspap- into your mnnhood. Soviet "revisionism” is lahie On TUf Date cide tt Patrolman Gilbert Fish­ DINNER has been In pursuit of the same link legitimacy and reasonable liberty — a day’s New York Post. It would paper in this city, decided that sr down in Us faca There may We nag (hem continuously. er gri>up8 represented at Tuee- to end up in a Ha-vana dungeon. in 1780, the BatUe of Sprtog- er, who shot the youth Monday day nteM’s meeting included the between morality and international ma- modest and sensible list. “My pretended replace a story ■wWoh 'woa al- she was not goii^ to be soared be no Post today becauas of tt. We (sonstonUy find something ‘ field, N.T., was fought during nigM, acted improperly. ■ONANZaSTXAT DMNCR crimes,” he also saidi "are the dreams If they push her further, her The implicationB of this Istest lhtor^rotq> OoumA and the In- of Broad looms and Remnants ehinery that the present Pope has made irehdy in the newspaper imder off. The composing room is on wrong about them. - the American Revolution, spokesmen for the National euwT STXAZ sANomcH of imbeor of the Poet’s record shows she’ll go further, And yet they are no -worm twist in the Oastrotte Une go tar tematkmal Institute.. ' his appeals for a transfer of world j In 1931, Wiley Post and Har­ Association for the Advcmcement of political half-wits." kition F ig h t” And tt would building a t 75 West S t Mrs. toa She was, late yesterday, a than we were. beyond Havana. The new Hoc old Gatty began their fHght of Colored People had suggested CHcercD smLoiN STEAK nXrrn : troubles from the battlefield to the This, I think, deserves to be called halve, this two^mragra'ph story Schiff walked out of it, took woman who made up her nttiuL With age we become ever mere means that China is losing — around the world. to Walsh and Mulvihitl that Fish­ ' *ouncU table. toughmindedness. It is also a political of the New York Post, reiplaced an elevator to the 15th floor. And late in the Brntrsm proud, and losing badly — its contest • In 1941, German mechanized er be suspended until the finding Helps make your rooms look like attitude alien to Americans, and a a way of life in new:cqpapera in She went into an executive of­ Powers, in a light green suit, and I am only a few yean older torces captured the town of o f the Inquest be disokjeed. BOITMZA And if Pope Paul finds himaelf able to recommendation of Talleyrand's or fice, entered a private elevator walked quickly to the Post’s -with the Soviet Union for c(m- ttile city. than they. trol of the Latin American com­ Brestlitovsk in World War TL Wakdi and the police board some to the United Nations, to pay it Mettemich's political conduct in a cer­ For a t 4:10 in the hot after- and -went up to her office on the city room sad into the compos­ You are the tnia leader of In 1944, The Russians opened members have refused. tain provocation of controversy over 17th floor. Then she sat down ing room. P owers passed a munist movement. It means the SIRLOIN PIT No. 38 a million for a few dollars! an official visit, snd deliver a speech twon, the Post decided (hat thie yo(tth. Soviets have ptoled well ahead tfieir summer offensive. . "We can’t suspend anyone un­ there, it will obviously be his way of the deepest values of American public story slugged "Rail” wee going at her desk and called for a room full of edttorial employes You know exactly -whait they In 1947, the Taft-Hartley Law til the inquest is (xmducted to life. The fact 1s that the American po­ secretary. Whose ssJariss slready had of the Chinese (ommuniats by standing up and MUng men of aU to become the first story ewer need. switching to a more revohitton- was passed over President Har- determine if be (Fisher) acted 287 W. Middio Tpko. litical tradition is puritan. Our foreign At 5:20 pm ., messengers stopped. % They do not need our musty imprcperly in shooting the boy,” faiths snd religions that here is one set into type by means of a ary stance in promoting violence T f S. Truman’s veto. - policy has always reflected a puritan 0(xnputer and put into a New 'were going around the build­ A ^ he -walked -with Us fvoa- moralizing. said Walsh. Monchestor FIRST QUALITY BROADLOQM CLOSEOUTS view, with little sympathy for tho and terror In the Western Hem­ Ten Tears Ago creed—the creed of law—wdiich had York City newspaper that was ing handii^ out mimeographed en face and Us methodical am­ They do not need our "1 know isphere. The U.S. Oourt of Appeals to The superintendent went on to bettor soon begin receiving the support aberrations or selfiriiness o t other na­ white sheets which said . . bition beck to Ua-printers, -who better.” say that 20 to 80 persons were going out on the streets. This leftward (dtange in Mos­ . the District of OoitnnUa ruled (Full rails ond MIH ends) and compUanoe of all men, if they wiXi tions, and little attention to our erwn. you are direoted not to report 'were taking free copies of the They need your commandments (jiiestioned at police headquar­ It has also expressed a progressive or The copy 'was sent to the for work until further notice paper and going home. cow’s Latin policy was world­ . unanimously that the State De­ ters toUowtng the incident Mon­ to have shriiMs of any kind left stand- (xxnpcming room and one of the find your grace. partment may iwt deny a pass­ Wool - Acrikin • Nylon - Horaulon perfectionist view of history, originally . . . your (xxnpensaticm ceases And upstairs, a woman sat Give the youth of the work) wide significance, stiongly to’ day night. tog. workers took It to a'amall rear dlcating a post-Khruritchev drift port arbitrarily or without a "The policeman faimsett is EkiUghtenmcnt, latterly a Wilsonian ro­ as of the last shift worked.” with her mind made up. patienoe, hearing. It is a tiros to stead up and bs oount- manticism about world organization office. Inside the office, behind by Russia away from peaceful very upset over this,’’ added a frosted glass door, printem obedience, humiiity, coexistence. The new Soviet Five Years Ago Reg. Sale sd. and order. Neither ia reconcilable with energy^ and joy. Wskrii. "If the coroner finds the Talleyrand’s view of the real character worked at punching out taps leaders are to a tooth-and nail . The U.N. Security Council policeman guilty of acting im- ' i When one says something Iflce that, which is fed into a (xanputer We have read adapted an Argentine resolution of politics and history. It is, though, that youth in Europe and competition with the Chinese for properiy in the shooting, I gua­ 12 ft. Wool Wilton, Rose Beige, sq. yd. $.11.95 $ 7 .9 5 one begins to hear, almost immediate­ leas difficult to combine them with ex­ the Post recently Installed. Tha leadership of the revohitfoaary , asking Israel to make "appro- rantee. . .1 will suspend him, oomputer system sets type at 4 Herald Yesterdays AtnerUai are sad. communist partlea in the tm- ' priate reparatton” for the oap- ly, the same kind of doubt and vacilla­ pediency in action. Give to them a heart fii* of place him under arrest and he The kind of toughness which puritan- speed end cost with which daily dcrdeveloped worUc, and tt’e iure of Nazi Adolf Elchmonn. ,wiH be tried to court,” said 12 ft. Herculon Hi-Lo Toxtufe, Beige $ 7 .9 5 $ 5 .9 5 tion which greets any contention, at newspepera in New York City gladneea. eho'Wing up everywhere south of One Tsar Ago Walsh, who added: ism can produce is crusading tough­ 25 Yean Ago 10 Yean Ago Let them be your youth, any time, that the world must toko ness—Cromwellian toughness, but some- can eu^ve in 1965. The tape the border. Henry Cabot Lodge resigped "There will be a full tovesU- PIANO AND ORGAN STUDIO some particular stop of moral and legal punching is done by meanben S t Mary’s Church to under­ so that they are not as negative a# ambassador to South vieit gation and no whitewash of tMa 'thlng worse, an effective and Manl- Allan h , Cone, acsial studies as wa adutts; The key to communist leader- 12 ft. 501 Nylon Tweed, Beigetone $ 7 .9 5 $ 5 .9 5 progress. chean denial of the moral value of an of Newf York Typogmphicai go extensi-ve building changes teacher at HoUster’ St. School stop In Latin America is held by . N to to return home to help case.” 17 OAK ST. - 643-5171 let them do better than we! ' Gov. Wilham Scranton of Penn- Kven twenty years ago, when the Identified national enemy and a will­ Union N(x 6. ■wWoh is ^edicAted which will virtually give the since 1048, appointed to newly Castro, wt o not long ago seemed Waitoh- also said that the in­ to the preservation of the past, church an entirely new ajupeex- created poUtira of field service Amen. ; syivania In his unsuccessful bid vestigation has disclosed that at United Nations was being founded, ingness to use extreme, if impersonal, I Lie on My Mat and Pray, more attracted to Peiping’* 12 ft. Acrilan Hi-Lo Sheered, Green $9.9 5 $7.9 5 violence to extinguish what is per­ no matter the (»st. The printers ance. associate an . tha staff of the more militant brand of commu for the RepuUlcan presidential least five shots ware fired by there were those who asid the world ceived not as political wrong but as working in the offices ^ have President Roosevelt’s signa­ OotmecUeut Ediioatlcn Asm. lyayers by Young Africans ndsm. But evidence Is plliiig up ^ nqtnlnaUoa. policemen os a warning to the was not yet ready for it, and that it moral evil. This attitude is made eas­ been attending business school ture of a bill authorizing ex­ FVierichhdp Press — Submitted that Castro is back in MbstSow’e 12 ft Wool Hi-Lo Loop Texture, Rose Beige $ 8 .9 5 $ 5 .9 5 for toiKh-typing lessons each penditure of 91,500,000 for Henri Piislirf slaetod com- by the Rev. Feiix M. Davis, Seo- comer. : would be wiser to wait until we had a ier in a day when the instruments of maiuler ()f Dtiworth-Oomdl- end Oongragational Church, national action and of war tend in­ morning. They attended at the WPA funds in the ocming year After Castro’s major speech better, more peaceful world before we Post's expense. The printers so assuree town that tt -will be ()u ^ Pos^ V o, lOS, American Manchester, Conn. creasingly to be technological and thus Legion. of March 17, warning against attempted to impose upon it any rutes Impersonal. far ha've been incapable of able to extend water mains and internal feuding, pro • Chinese j snd laws for peace. But these are much discussed points, learning touch - typing. They sewer lines and secure addttkm- Ctrio A tta in Oommtttee ef propaganda abni^y diaap- ROOM SIZE REMNANTS And today, with the United Nations commonplaces of American political work fit tape-punching at a al equipment for needed pipj- the Ohambsr of .Oommeroe rac- pMred from Havana papers. Como Early fo r lost Choko In (me of its weak phases, in which it ' analysis. We know that we are puritans speed one-tenth of a high schod ects in Manchester. onunends to the Ohimber board Teday's Blghliglrt Is Hlstoiy The Soviet ambassador cooi^c 1 182 WPA woritere in Man­ of 'direotoas that the Chamber cannot even agree less selection of,other appropriate gifts . lar-priced, Ev)n»t^aade .CaUe-Nelion —' maka them let each other live. It the devetopments that are possible is ad. lEe was in tsaia. ‘Tm try­ ■in gliM, pewter, fine chlfaa;' stainless' Spinet* for as Utfie as $660. Take up ta AM Siwi - Al Colon * A t Four Lqw Pikot to dqpsnd upon a ooAttnual inter- naive. ing to survive,” she was saying. .:8.yefuni to pay^fprainy model. Shop enjhr.fhr lost SolittioN r, and progieds,' bstssean inatlnet and Our problem is not rssUy the (me that "How can tbay do thia to I steri and wood. Snack Tables, Cranberry the "toughmindedness’' debate says Tha head of New York Typo- Scoop Magazine Racks, Mirrors, Wall : ' -RePi'One Of th«||| new spinet pianos for aioraUty and the ynasnes of much about It is the wrong argument At this point In M d m r , msrely naphical Union No. 6, Bartoan Plaque* and Eagles. Tole Traya, Fig­ ' $10 monthly plw m toge and see what at tha wrong time, and it einimaslses toman, alto appaarsd. Ha is * urines, Ctune in and browse. Our a difference a f !|d(fi]jufi majm. Choose AtoBd •ttO to r m ths' risk W sUp- net brains but seal—the seal whldi Tal­ froaan-faesd man who, when ha counselors will be glad to help you. Guts nOa toto thpi '^jMiifti total aiuEBtoy uto leyrand deplored. As be told a young talks, Ukaa to O tateb IsttoilMads yours tomorrow. dlplonuit "in our career assl is only « fir t o m haeause of Ms background and ... , harmful.’' — WILUAJf VTATW IN fitidty. Baeaass of a hAor Mto- * . V OOII0IONWBAl. ^ Mtian ki tUs oMr tildPh-allaiiji

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MANCHESTER EViaHNG HERALD, IIANCHESTBB, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1965

New England Governors — Part II TUIMTRIIDBRIIIC Be Early! Sale Starts Thursday at 10am! UMTCOMrm V iet Fort Volpe’s Republican Wins Mahal the. Hills Offset Democratic Success j IM S t o I t U P i t KHB 8ANH, South Viet^Nun BOSTON (AP) — RepuMlc«»®8enat« and leava the gubema-^now held by Ben. Ctattocne PeO (AP) -T*. Th«y call the toitrem built .here by the U.S. Army’s John A. Volpe has confounded torial nominatkm open fo r D-R.I. Brooke. The least comnUcated totua- Special Forces ‘"The ‘Taj kfaJhat the experts during two of the of fhe. Hllto.” past three elections hy running On the Democratic side there tlon la the six-state area at to in Ooimocticut where successfully only in the face of already Is a ecramble among R is the northernmoat of I Ciossiu, formldaibte Democratic opposi­ aspirants for the gubematoiial c Gw. John Dempsey ■cOTwa of cam ps of lU kind built I tion. and senate nominations. T he to rated ceitain to be a candi­ aa strong points throughoutl Now in his second term as rush stems from the unusual date for a second four-year 8oufit_^Vlet Jfam . It Wee only 10 governor of Miaasachtis e 11 s, number of RepUbUoan incum­ term . hfijes, aoufii of fii'e demllitailzed Vdpe’a electoral feats have bents to shoot for and the fact Ooimscttcut Republlcani have zone that divides this warring been as mtich a reversal of that statewide officiaJa elected yet openly to turn their atten­ U od. ' form as the successes of Demo­ in 1966 wW serve the first four- tion to 1966 and no potential “ It’s the moot beautiful of all I PINE STREET AT HARTFORD ROAD—MANCHESTER LOLLIPOPS crats in normally Republican year terms in Massachusetts nomineea have emerged to data. the camps—and poealbly the northern New England. atototy. safest,” said an officer on the In 1960, Volpe w as elected Leaders of both parUee (eel supply plane that flew me here. governor despite the tact th e they can’t afford to let the op­ BeautlfuJ, yea. But safe? The Democratic ticket waa headed position get a' jump on file finft poealbility of being overrun, or by native son John F. Kennedy. four - year teims, particularly DRY CLEANING SPECIAL! betrayed from within, makes | none of these camps a haven. But two years later, when CcM- governor. (Limited Time Offer) Volpe waa an odds on favoette Most ixiUticiane in the tiny , I The Khe Sanh garriaon lies on I for re-election, he waa upset by state of Rhode Island, where plateau only tour miles from Democrat Endioott Peabody. Democrats have flourished in the Laotian bonder, A 1,000-toot- It took massive ticket split recent years, are waiting to see deep gorge yawns at one end of ting by Massachusetts voters to what move Republixaan Gov. the airstrip and down it tumbles return Votpe to office fat 1964 John H. Cliafee will make in a series of waterfalls in flhny while President London B. John­ 1966. ! splendor. son and Sen. Edward M. 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Side zipper closing. 60 Chatty Baby 9 Way Stroller 9.94 5 4 9 7 TRAY W M zes wU bold hifha To the I Bixas 8 to 18. 91 Charming Chatty Around upper 70s and low I n , the bu-| The World Gift Set 14.97 1 1 49 6 TABLES isau said. A few fair ( ^ ther cumUhMl Around Tl\e World — clouds wIB huM Into thunder­ Game Free With Doll 1.58 14N9 showers Into tU s sfteniioon. [ 50e These wU bring Ibcsl coding 40 8-Drawer Maple Chest 24.88 1 8 .8 8 but wlU hi quits'widely soat-l 73 Ladies’ Rain Hats 1.99 . 499 Big 18x22. Btais tsred, the bureau said. 12 20 F t Aluminum Ladder 15.97 1 4 4 9 7 tone legs, no mar FOLDS FOB Very warn, tngnid air coven tips. aeazly all of the Eastern two-| 20 i */4 Fir Doors 12.00. 0 .0 7 crro B A a B thirds of ths country this mom- ftig. Th# only r w sf in ttght is I 300 C!aulking Compound 4/1.00 4 / M a wreak pnh of cooler sad drier I 300 Mono and Stereo Records .99 4 tr itMving Irito. firs NotihemI M Plains toales wWoh wfil bs 4 lo 6x 263 45 RPM Pop Records .77 M - iratoM iig OonnsctkMt bits 6 Westinghouse 4-Speed Phonograph 14.88 1 2 .8 8 ' Thursday afternoon and evening. PAPER Thursday, howsvsr, wtU bs aa-1 4 Admiral Clock Radio 14.88 1 1 .8 8 d(hw soorCbsr wite high tem- SWIM 15 , Coleman (^amp Stove 13.97 0 .0 0 PICNIC ^Mratures around W a(CCompa-| bled hy equally damp biunidlties | 10 (toleman Lantern 13.97 9 4 1 0 PLATES ihe binwau ssM. 288 2>Player Badminton . 127 .7 7 WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—Thai SUITS 100 for SHOES tJ.S. Weather Bureau baa Ususd 100 Auto Litter Baaketa 1.27 .88 main flo o r ... ttds (preoast for Thursday! 36 Rechargeable FlaahHghta 5.47 8 M flrrough Monday: . , : TempsnUurss in Connecticut j 144 Car Wash Brush .99 ji« are aapected to average around j Station Wagon Pada 5.99 8 4 1 0 norn^ Not so warm Friday l 3 and ths bsglnnlng of ths period. | Seal Beam Headlamps, 6 or 12 Volt 1.27 M Otherwrise, warm temperatures. 1 ^ Normal hlfli and low tem- 1 LADip»* SEAMLESS psraturea for the period arej R a r t ^ 83 and 60 degress;! Du-All Coffon Bridgsport, 30 and 31. New| 1 MESH NYLONS 2pn Pkg;56C ’’ Haven. 78 and Sft ■ 1st Quhttiyi 28c pair. l^SpitaOon may total aroundj DUST i vrif I Inch aa ahowsrsl to lir edriuN Oito aaM 8-pk.stytaa. Novelty pint and MOPS MS IF GOOD UTE-MODa BED CUS,niO! itototo^^OM M UR PLAY SUITS woven oottona. iHOTDOG'n DRINK 15c -HAW-MW* atiptpta knit C*ttTTAN0<5OA, Tsao. (AW SYLVANU A toto^fter here sibnost rot 2 S e fM of the evidence before p^ce AH cottro yM A SET 1 GOOD-TIME DEAL AT YOUR PLYMOUTH«DEALER’S mught up wim Mm. He atdisi PjBs^ewaBt i^to||bloomer style U G H T B U L B S B m Ii Painted hsartta iM i solids, stripes,Hovelty prints. I 2$^«0-75-l00. (Limit 8 te • BtoVMfthle BMf, ‘ o t S t H «« » IMif «f| : 4 to ta aM S (o 43. MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH. Ine. away, he .'i 'H i ROUTE 88, TOLLAND TURNPIKE—TALCOTTVILLE^ CONN. ^ SKfA

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»AGB YWELVt MANCHBaTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE S8, 1966 ------Impossible Acts Are Just Rgutine $2,856,419 Goal Set C S T . 1 « 4 0 Attf. fctyier Third Term O bituaiy Denture-Breaking Faucet A» Beth Shalom President M n. Teresa S. OaaeBi For Chest C ampaign Mra Tsraaa 8. Caaelll, 88, of Mtty. THUp 9mjar o t U 136 Spruce St, died thla morn­ One of Many Odd Claims n r d a u hiM been re elected to ing at Manchester Memorial M ( R l . . S L ARGT'. T FA MIL- C L O T ,-i I N G CHA'N Mi third term at pmt^am ct Hoq>ital a fter a lon g Ulneaa. T en ^ Betti Shotan. She was the widow of Charles HARTFORD (AP) - When a Bayer, a tormer town ooum i Caaelll. and fdnner proaecutor of the Mrs. Casein was bom Jan. New Y ork (City woman went to Town Court, ia a nien*er of the 16, 1882, In Fublne, Italy, and The goal was set by ike Com­ the Irttchen sink for a drink of law lllnn of Bayer and Phetoei. lived In M anchester 48 years. Hospital Notes munity Chest’s bud^t water, the fatmet came off in He ia a graduate of Trinity She was a member of the tee after a five-week study m the 1986 operational needs rf her hand, d^er shot out and ' C oH ^ and the Hartford Schod Alplna Society and Bleanora visiting hours are 2 to 8'p.m. 26 participating agenclra in hit the Mitchta curtains, toe cur­ IA ’WT* Duse Society of the Daughters o f Italy. in aR anas axoeptlnf matei> H artford, 13 In ManchestCT, 8 tain rods feU on her head, she other Tenure olHcers elecfed Blty where they are 2 to 4 pm. In Farmlngiton, and the various are; Badore Baddtog, executive Survivors include a daugh­ and 8:80 to 8 p.m. and private services of the American Red gritted her teeth—and broke her Tice jjroaident; Alfred P. We|^ ter, Mrs. Fiorentino Zanlungo, and a son, John Caselli, both of rooms where ttiey an 10 a.m. Cross. . denture. ner, fitaanclat vice preeident; to 8 p.m. Visitors a n requested Final aK>roval for the budg­ Daniel a Moder. reAgioua vice Manchester; four grandchildren Insurance company officials and three great-graiulohildren. not to amoke in pattente* rooms. et was granted by the Commun­ who paid the woman’s claim for n «a id e o t; L Nathan. Maurice Pass, William of South Windsor, died yester­ ernoon. The guest poured a mar­ OfM m enbdra Of the exacutive P e^ Robert Peck, David Ru­ Det Sgt Joseph Sartor (right) and Det. John Krinjak ((center) receive new badgea indi­ Von Borehers, 24 Hyde St.; coUeots. The chest’s adminls- day at hia home. Craig Zahner, 7 Weetview Ter., tratore will arrive at a diBtrttxi- tini into a saucer and gave h boecfl are Haiph Bawahe, Mra bin, George Sandals and Israel Survivors also Include anoth­ cating their promoUmu In the newly-craated detective bureau at ceremonies in police head- to Ms holt’s pet rabMt. < Snyder. quaiters thla morning. Police Chief James Reardon made the presentations. (Herald photo Rockville; Mrs. Gail Deane, 180 tion later in the year. Manches- Kay Daher, Dr. Loula Block, Set er daughter, three brothers, Centor St; Robert Miller, 161 united Fund officials have The tipsy bunny hopped out R, Othen, Sam Dtannnd, Ahrar Membera of the board of by Satetnla.) two alsten and four grandebU- ______\ k ----- Arnott Rd.; Mra. Patricia Gor­ been led to believe, however, to the porch and chewed up the ham nMn, Jack OoUbergi Al­ trusteee are Jack Sandals, dren. guest’s overshoes. chairm an; Sidney Hails, M ax man, 192 Walls S t; Mrs. Mar­ that the town might be ehgwe vin HIracfafeld, mchard Jacobs, The funeral w * be held to­ jorie Lappon, 17 Fonwlck Rd.; for as much as $122,500 if the Koraad Jaoolta, Br. Itobent Grossman, Mrs. Lilian Fradin, C o v e n tr y Rejecting toe guest’s claim morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the Jefirey Fayle, Coventry; Mrs. Hartford area drive goes over tor damages to toe overshoes, Karna, Dr, AlMi Kemp. Nathan Marlow and Max Ood- Dillon Funeral Home, 53 Mein Also, Atly, Arnold Klau, stine. , Joan Bailey, Warehouae Point; ita goal. _ the insurance company said it St., Hartford, with a solemn Official Status Given Hudak Accepted Harold Shannon. 17 Oval lAne; According to WUbani^S. was Ms own fault, since he had When a woman at a party fell into a swimminF high Maas of requiem at the Grainger, chairman of the Com­ started the chain of events that Cathedral of St. Joeeph, Hart­ Samuel Longeat 121 Delmont pool, lost her wig and nearly ‘died’ of embarrass­ For West Point St; Mra. Alice Cahoon, 16 St munity Chest’s budget com­ led to the damages. New Arrest Made ford, at 9. Burial will be in M t mittee, the $2,366,419 goal Animals often figure In un­ ment it was just routine to claim settlers at Aetna St, Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ T o Detective Bureau John St; Mrs. Ruth Fek, 15 "represents the minimum flnan- usual claims. In North Caro­ Casualty & Surety Co. Odd claims are routine to field. Ronald P. Hqdak has been Aioelia Dr.; James Mbsely, Avon; Mrs. Rhoda Ames, 76 clai requirements of the agen- lina, a pair of mules ate up the them. (AP Photofax.) Friends may call at the fu­ olee and the Red Cross, barely neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Today, for the first time in ite history, Manchester’s St : Joseph GlgHo, East top and the upholstery of a new Darien Couple Freed police force officially designated members of its staff Academ y. Tha son o f Mr. and Hartford; Allah .eu-hubert.Schubert, 17 covering rising operating ooste convertible—and the owner of and the necessary extension of the convertible collected. ervations should can the Asso­ Oarl O. Carlson Mrs. John J. Hudak, Midland Carman Rd.; Miss Sharon Chi' ciation's office, 217 Farmington I as detectives, a move coinciding with official recogni­ Rd., he was valedictorian of essential services.” In Vermont, a homeowner’s Sunshine Buses ROOKVrLLlEJ—C art G. C ari- amelia. North Windham; Mrs. Ave., Hartford, by tomorrow. tion this week by the town government of the depart- this year’s Coventry High Phyllis Frits, 149 High S t; Jud- Besides the local agendea dog cornered a skunk in a gar­ Bon. 57, o f W est H artford, ment’a detective bureau. ^ School graduating - class. serving Hartford and Farming- age and was sprayed by the Go to Hospital brother of Walter W. Carlson of son FUea Jr., Wapping; Mrs. EMBARA8SINO m EFT In Teens’ Drink Case In ceremonies this morning, East Hartford but not Glaston­ His varied activities have in­ Angria Gordon, East Hartford. t. Main St., West Hart- increased as a result of the aminations taken by the pair ^ Ctonnecticut, the Public Health The shot missed toe skunk, Row, Hartford, at noon and ar­ ed stolen finally ran it off toe I rive at the hospital Just prior Last October, police said there Miss Hitchings was killed, were ftmd, with the Rev. Stanley new designations. recently and administered by Nurses Association, LuU Jun- but not a acoa in the up to July 11. Cmetery in Manchester. of America,” Judge Weinrott 4,621. said. Fourth district (Lower Falrv C otton 2 -p c., and even 3-pc, seta Popular A-Iipe style in crisp cotton eighth grade, both honor stu- Shaw said troopers of Ms divi­ Bearars were William Clark, from Howard Best, Jewell Paquette, “There’s going to be no such A woman and her 19-month- field County), former RepubU- $14 dmla. A younger sUter, Char­ sion would inspect dtsplayB to old chUd were treated at a with two pairs of shorts. Printed with the look of expensive sharkskin. lene,. is in the fifth grade here, George Waraock, Walter Fos­ anarchy here. The rule of the can Gov. John D. Lodge of make sure they oonformed to nearby doctor’s office after the and the youngest child, Jon, at­ ter and William Rother. law is going to be malr.tsinsd. W es^rt, 4,252 and Democrat tops with contrast, solid color Easy-on button front with the state’s stringent fireworiaB two were knocked down by an C o n s o lM tends oeoosMl gradp. A ppropri­ regulations. I’m gettiiu; awfully upset by Up Patrick J. Hogan Of StamfoM, pan|s. Shorts Sets, 2-14. oemhrasting, gay red sailor tie and ately, (he Donahue chUdren’a Mlehaal Haberera service. This affair has got to automobile while crossing W. 8,400. } Middle Tpke yesterday about $19 braid trim. Sizes 7 to 14. mother, Hi6en, is a member of Funeral servibas wlU be heM stop.” Fifth district (Waterbury-N^u- PadoLPiiAar S o il, sizes 2 A u the ocbool building ocmmlttee. for Michael Haberem, 56, of 74 After the judge's InJunbUon noon. gatnek Valley), Miss Joanne M. «NtP Women’s Slate About Town Cottage St, at 1;30 p.m. tomor­ Monday, Local 107 leaden told Poi|oe sa y that OaU B. Cal­ Keety, Republican of Ansos$a, Z I C ^ B a c i A$ lootlaai nlgtafa anmial qieetr row at the HMmes Funeral the drivorz to go back to work. lahan of 9 W. MlMle Tpke. 3,769, and form er M iy o r jSmua (be Andoaer RepufcUcan Home, 400 Main At The Rav. The m6m bars voted that idgM was larryjng her Am Timothy D. Altobello Democrat of kilrit Chib, held «t WWe’a At Bartholomew's Christmai Paul Kaiaer, paator of Con- to conttpue tll0"WalkQOT. From across tha tumpUce near Main den, 4,829. . JBCN Bazaar committee met recently ooKHa Lutharan Church, will Wastilngton. Toamstora Prealr At through a line of vehicles Sixth district (Nortbwsst quad­ foUoWliiK ofObeni for the oom- to plan for the Nov. 6 bazaar. offioiate. Burial w * ba in East dent James R. Hoffa dirseted stopped fop* a red light when rant 6t state), former RepubU' BmiST te tothwl tng M * were sioated ood in- O m a tsry. the s t r jk ^ to,get back to «)riv- ■he was struck by a csr slow­ can Mayor Thomas. J. MesklU N M ’O'iraiV V(8I SAVE ^ • M ^ '^ lffa . WliMtoa O. Ab­ MaiMhsater Araa Council of Friends may eaM at the fti- ing for a- stop. The operator of Jf. of New Britain, 6,975, a:^ bott; NK^SIMMiiilt Mrs. FraacU____ Bela Sigma Phi- sorority will mral home tonight from 7 to 9. do not return to tha oar, Richard J. BeU, 18, of M rs. Grasso, 5,497. Whata new jbri 710 <3 Af SI NC E R foday/ Mra. ibetaJt officers tonight at 8 at work WodModap,” saM Hoffa, $38 A. Lakewood Circle, was • W« wll lor CMh enlyl Itfott’s Community Hall. Mtm- SHIP BUILT IN ALASKA “ tM P h llad el^ a exployers proceeding esst at the tiiiw of SPLASH TEST P t » BUST • Tlw* amjM stataMl BOUTS • (SCOTT RDO of ttie four Mancheeter ' tbora wiU b« lha aoOident CHICACK) - PkimUng an- iNCER ATHOUTB177 (PLAINL A lN T fl m L»AV»r’ ^ nmbM to at- The Impact of the ooUifkn ttpsWra:;efl|p S' m. Bebizt ifMima a t M S n -’ Wwai w M lid < J89 kpnrtrfiT jh a ^ T m ^>v J ax *1, I Hartford is nhalfman a t PhoaMx, floatad in Raaauiirao tbo PWladalphto motber’a axhis and botii fWl to tbs M ts r fUA loraa i t ' Aon Bap lura iip t 14. IIM. Dti., area, U the pavement lAiosts St ones. ■ 'f,- ■Kl- I

I MANCBtteSTEB BVENING BEItA Lb,: MANCHEiSTBR, GONN., WEDNESDAY, JOWB 1961 Section Two WEDNESDAY, IpNE 28, 1985 IRimrfffBtNr lEm nhtg IffntUi WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1966 Pages IS to

P r o je c ts A Judd-Baskind Public, Parochial Schools Eh Pension Board Backs B y R h o d e L Oommtmlty Baptlat Church waa the aoene of the wedding Try Shared Time Program RX tABj-^fagateat______aatahilahoieot of a nva- Saturday afternoon of Misa Increased Benefits B h o^ Utaad l«v« ap- member Rhode Mand Reorea- Marilyn Baalne Bariilnd to Al­ ttenal BoUdtog Authority. The bert Judd Jr., both of Man- . J t approved. p n n v i S r t rafcnndnm quM- CHR3AGO (AP) — The CUca-dtems program, ttie paiteb wouW^ Ih m ^ BMcflna oC beiUr (ban vote waa » ,6 « ter opprovtU cheater. . have to spend 1280,000 to pro- aid, ■ It vriM "be the ftrrt time to The town pension board had gone on record as en­ and 11.4N ter rejection. The The bride la a d au^ter of Mr. go area begins an «q>er(m*"* my knowledge that aiw ya xo M - tfWM to ndBlan tMs year — would take some ’The board la also asking the MBS Graduation Approved by a vote of S1.W7 tor of Community Baptist tentattve apiiroval. he said. "If they *• directors to extend the pension n e S r o< bord boirowinc and Under shared time ptans irim ee and Englteh otessea in tan oOmt najorimaa at a 0^ to 10,144 w«a |10 mtlUon in add­ Church, performed the double five pubHc schools. If they don’t I ’m againrt R. plan to cover the elected town ring ceremony. Mrs. Stuart parochial pupils hmuld study Manchester High School to dta dtata and ttaa oommuid- ed revenue bonds ter the Unl.- treasurer and the two reg­ graduation exercises will be ventty of Rhode Island, Rhode Ferguaon of Bolton was organ­ leHgicxi and relaited subjects in istrars. ’The town clerk, who tiai ct non ttma 91 a vote. their church schools and held tomorrow night, 9:30, Hia tun«wit In Nawport—*,448 Island College and proposed ist. Mrs. Robert Johns of is also elected, was included in on Memorial Field. In case oommuntty coBegee. Manchester was soloiat. Bou­ oouraee such as math and lan­ AlMeKlCA‘8 LAROeST FAMIt-V CLCTHIMG CWAW! the plan several yean ago. or 4B per oaBt-teM the lairead guages in puhUc schools. of rain, graduation will be m Biven more popular waa the quets of white gladioli and In addition, actuary Homer ki «M elate compared with snapdragtms, and brass cande­ The proposals have been blt- Anderson has been authorlxed Friday, same time, same $ ,m , or~8!tT»r oent. In P«wi- proposal to float $2 mUhon in place. If it rains on Friday, bonds ter extenalan of nmways labra with white candles dec­ terjy contested by many Hrotes- to investigate the coet of im­ tant and Jewish groups. Their the exercises will be held in * Neiwpo«t vote** came ote. aol- at the HMagrova State Airport orated the altar. provements in the police de­ ao that, as state officiate put it, opposMton was bkxdced, at least partment retirement plan that the high school arena aiid Idhr ter conUnuaillca at liount Qiven in marriage by her tickets will be needed for *^Rhode latend can enter the Jet father, the bride wore a fuU- temporarily, two weeks ago -would both increase pensions Bapa Bridge totei to bate fl- when a ctrcirit court Judge Bond, executive secretary of the town’s pre-1954 , Technology and AdmlnistraUve attired and carried a spray at the 80-church Chicago Dtsclplea WORSTED plan, and an increase in 25 per Management,” was conducted pole pink carnations. Ut^n, A ProtSBiant oeganixa- cent on benefits under the pres­ by Myron Weiner of UOonn’s Ted GoulU of Ledysrd served tion that led the oppositibn when TROPICAL ent plan earned before a sim- Institute of Pttollc Service. as best man. Ushers were John the school board first consid­ Uar improvement went Into ef­ ’The certificates were pre­ Burt of Manchester, and Jack ered the issue in March 1904. fect for persons still working sented by Mayor Francis Ma­ SmsJll of Wapping, a cousin of ‘T m stta opposed to it,” the Rotary Club Cited for Easter Seal Work for the town after 1963. All the honey, brfore a meeting of the Rev. Mr. Bond said. SLACKS improvements would apply to board of direotors. ’The names the bridegroom. Rotary Club last night was cited by the CtonnecUcut Society for Crippled Chil­ person who retired before 1963. Mrs. Ba^ilnd wore a pink Laiing rix>*o Two of the programs are In dren and Adults for Its 20 years of work with the Easter Seal campaign. Making the PJ«»* were read by Belden H. Schaf­ drem of kice and crepe, match­ MRS. ALBERT JUDD JR . CMcago proper. One, approvedT entatlon, on the left. Is John C. Seremet, field representative; accepting isresident The minimum payments for fer, Institute dtreotor. ! ing accOMoites, and a pink cym- by the Chicago Board of Educa- John BarninL Watching Is Arnold Lawrence, who has been chairman of the Rotary s Crippled nerw pensioners, who have been ’Those who received toe LEASE tton - after hearings loaf year, in the pension program since awards are, in alp h abetic or­ A CAR FROM PAUL DODGE PONTIAC bldium orchid. The bride­ C^ldren's Committee for 11 years. (Herald photo by Satemls.) groom’s mother wore a yeUow caRs for pupfte in a new Ctetho- they became etigible, will be In­ der: RockrUIe-Vemon Ext., and Howard Wheeler, hc high sctxiol to take math, creased from $30 to $35 for Joseph A. Dreault, assistant linen Aeatfa with matching lace mathematics avrards. to oh other departments. Police need for n«nv quarters, will in­ coal, matching accessories and Englieh and other rtesaes in a those participating for leas than assessor; Joseph V. Olementlno,. A LL MAKES Carol Nickers, 70 Grove S t, new public school. authotiUee throughout the net­ spect the present faculties on 15 years and from $50 to $60 controller; Mary DeilaFera, 1 a yeRow cymbldium orchid. and Mark Phillips, science Town Police work have been oonalstenUy en- School St., and will tour the old A recepticn ter 260 was held Sykes School The other, approved eaiher for those in the plan 15 yean welfare director; George W. I awards. this UMOth, involves about SO thtjfliaBtic about the reeulta of Temple Beth Sholom at Myrtle or more. Elliott, cemetery supqfintend-' A LL MODELS ag FeBoWcMp EteR at tbe Unda Jean McHugh, Hatch the system. and Ldnden Sts. church. Bor her wedding trip Gives Diplomas teesbmen at a North Bids piftdic The whole package would ent; Walter S. Fhss, director of Hill Rd., outstanding student high school who vril take some On Hot Line The bulkUng, vacant oinoe public works and town eng;!-! Mrs. Juffi wore a blue linen award. | January of last year, has been oost about $13,000. neer; Paul Juttner, director of! suit, matching accessories, and To 276 PupHs of their course work at a nraiby The Mianohester Patrolmen’s USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR T h e awards . wers made Lutheran sebooL put forth as the logical site for data processing for the school] a white orchid corsage. The cou- The Manchsster PoHce De­ Group Will Seek Association is arcing a 50 per through provlsioim made by the Ln suburban EHt Grove, puptte 7.88 the new feidlUtlee. .The propo^ system; Dorothy S. Kenny, sec­ portment announced today that cent pension for policemen re­ le wig Uve at High Manor, Diplomas were presented to late Miss Florence Whitlo!^, a of a OathoHc Junior bagb wtU has the backing of Mahoney, retary to the general manager; UEASING PLAN ernon. It baa Joined the Hartford tiring at age 60 after 25 years 276 students a t exereUws last former veteran school teacher attend some nkmnns in -puMIc New Qub Rooms General Manager Richard Mar­ service. I t i i y now receive a 36 Ernest R. Mochell, ooHector of Mrs. Judd is a 106S gnukiate a t the East SchooL The awards cotiip * VClIlllt County ”hoi.Une” system, a ra­ tin, the human relatione com­ revenue; W. Clifford Mason, of Manchester EBgh School and night of Sykes -Junior High schoois. t e network proviteg instant per cent pension upon retire­ SchooL Dr. Raymond E. Rams- are presented to the boy and The most smbMOoua of the Mayor Francis M^wney has mission and the senior ottixens. ment at 56 after 80 years serv- chief of the town fire droart- ehe attended the University of girl with the highest standing 1 2 .9 5 oonunuBlcatkm a t li^rmallon ment; ’Thomas S. Moore, depu­ four programs wouOd involve 1, to police force members. appointed a subcommittee 6f Ica AsKlerson is looking ii\to OonnecticUt. She is employed at dell, superintendent of schools, in their particular subject 360 children at the overcrowded three directors to spearhead a CAUTIOUS WORK ty oontroffler. Manchester Modes, Inc. Mr. and Board of BMucatlon mem­ The system, started several the oost of the request, but has Summer Reading Clubs to Explore Space PAUL DODGE Mtes Cteccm also won the Ascension (Roman Ootht^c) drive ^to acquire new taciUties BRINKIjET, A sk . (AP) — ssUmated that it wUl double toe Also Horaxse F. Murphey, Judd is a 1902 graduate cf Man­ bers William R. Habn and Peter jreara aro in Fairfield County, Rentaobler first year algebra elementary srtiodl in suburban 'Treat yoondF to BWie Hant to replace t e Senior Citizen’s Sam Dreher, SI, of Memphis, oost o f toe plan. park and rec superlntendMit; chester High Itehool and he at­ Humphry passed out the di­ B O W tocfudes 26 poNce depart­ P. Joseph Murphy, town asses­ Exploring Space” la toeOon through toe solar systenv^end Aug. 20. Every Tuesday at tended Central Oonnectlcut State award. Oak Park. WHbout a dbared one pair of these cool, ments raai^iig Crom the south­ C3ub on School St. was wheeling his truck down The pension board is review­ plomas. American Deglon awards, 'The committee oonslets of U.S. 70 ’Tueeday when anotiier ing a propoeal to turn toe ad- sor; Irene Orlowskl, park and theme of the summer reading and, if need be, the milky way. 10:30 am. children from four PONTIAC OoUege, New Britain. He is em­ Gary C. Oaims, principal of eomiortable aiadol Dis- western corner a t tbe state up- rec department assistant; Fred Children completing 10 books to eight will have a Story Hour given on the basis of scholar- ~ wards through central Connect­ Atty. David Barry, riialrman, truck swung off the highway mlnlstration and management clubs being organized at Whiton ployed at F rstt and Whitney, the school, presented several staip, leaderablp, citlseaeta^and tinriHvefy.tailoradinfe J' of pension tends over to an in- E. Peck, Roputollcan registrar and West Side libraries. It looks will receive a certificate; those at Mary Cheney Library with STS ■ t MANCHESTER 649-2881 DiviaioR of United Aircraft icut and up to oomrmmltieo Robert Stone and Harold A. ahead of Um. awards ts the graduates. petriottem, went to Linda M. crisp h im of Dacron . Turkbigton. A ' television tower being eurance oonqxuty. The Invest- of voters; Douglas E. Pierce, like these three youngsters, reading 20 will receive a cer­ Miss Maricm Jessemah telling Ooep., East Hartford. Those receivtng awards In­ hordering Mosaachtiaetta. the stories. West Side Story lOteheH, Hartford T^ke., and pdyester-and-wocsted ^ ' Blach police force in the They, plus Mahoney, will haided by the otoer truck struck mente are now being handled by board of education business Kimberly Wilson (l^ t), Chris­ tificate with a blue seal; and cluded: Catherine Humphry, 15 those reading 25 or more will' Hours will be on Wednesdays Tlxmas B. Masket, of Hatch trim KtHng plain froffi la now in almost instant meet with repreeentatlves of Dreher’a The poSce came. The The Hertford NationajI Bate A manager; James M. Reardon, topher I^ehpr and Beth Oourley Iiavis Ays., and Howard Ypiae)- Hffi Rd. DELIVERY Trust Co. chief of police; Frank O. Steele, have set toeir sights high as receive toeir certificate 'with a from 1 to 2 with Mrs. Gertrude er. Mile Hill Rd., language arts mo3d. Choice colon; other mem- the Human Relatione Coateiite fireman caqiq. They sepa«W«d .bound by Sion, Uie Advisory Park and Rec the trucks, and nobody was assistant town onglneor; Joseph they gaze from rocket tip to gold seal on It. “ * Spiesa a r story tenor:’" '- CAMERAS awards. ARTHUR DRUe siaes29-42. ______I nerve center Commission and the Senkra ^itt- huBk-...... INFtmMER R. ’Tamsky, planning director; aolar system. Afly bby pi* girl, from thorn The autograplUtt picturee at Donna Marquis, 23 Harriet CanadOf Japan in Gear Whkte ratera vital intonnaitlon sens Club at 7:30 tonight a t tbe Dreher use havMng 17 2,000- PHOENIX, Arix. (AP) — Ed­ Edward J. Tomklel, town clerk; The plan of the club is to read ready to ento* second grade toe astronantote tbe side of toe n u t . pla sh bu lbr Dr. and Steven Blswfcowakl, I II pound bombs. and Lawrence Wittkofske, su­ and report on a book, then Jmnj^ through to those Just complet­ rocket are'a gift cCicme of the BIDNEY, Nova Sootia — A about ertIntaiBl and other activi­ Bast Side Rsc. ward Suever, 27, a steeJ worker DKOOUNT PRICES Michael Dr., French awarda ties flraqi^the aoriroe poHce unit tbe MORE here, was charged with speed- perintendent of the taym water to Venus; read aiid report again, ing sixth grade, may Join. ’The first astropauto John Glenn. Martha Ciscon, 45 lAwrence Oariadian aubcmoblle oompany tag at 40 miles an hour in a end sewer department. then hop over to Mars and so club will start Monday and (Herald photo by.’^ tern is.) ARTHUR DRUe St., and Mark Phillips, 14 ^ u th plans to begin maldngJapanese- 80-mile zone. Soon after, a The St., social studies awards. deai^ied cans by summer of ALTERATIONS policeman saw Suever earrying Patricia Dentoeba, 19 Hals S t 1006 in a plant near here. a large sign with the words "radar check ahead.” Police Church Sends 4 booked him on charges of vag­ rancy and obstructing poltee in To Campmeeting Cartwheel the performance of toeir duty. Four .members of the Church NEW! of toe Nazarene plan to attend NEW SHIPMENT OF MARLD SALE the annual campmeeting of the Personal Notices SLEEVELESS FURNITUftE DEPARTMENT New England Nazarene District Healthknit ...... ' ' >■ —...... " ■ in North Reading, Mass., from SPORTIME* In Mettioiiam July 2 through 11. SHIFTS Ih lorinr memory of Charles H. They are toe Rev. Robert J. S ^ d colors (dacron and CHESTS - DRESSERS Fftunmer, wfao pateed away June Shoff, pastor of the Church of WALK 33. 19B7. the Nazarene; Edison Grant, 15 pima cotton). Cranberry, HEATHERS Juat why the paaelng bad to be we Victoria Rd., Sunday School denim blue and navy. cannot know or say. superintendent; David Blaney, PRICE REDUCTION But all he touched have better Uvea 8-16—812.00 SMsatMNMi Short Slewu SHORTS because he paaaed theta* Way. Berkley Dr., Vemtm, youth DESKS leader; and Misa Marian Janes, Checked Ginirham, 8-16 SWEAT SHIRTS Mrs. ICarxery Plummer. WUe, 131 Summit St., missionary so- 811.00 ★ OPEN STOCK... MarUyn, oiariene, and Robert, eiety leader. Darked striped long In Heather Tones! sleeve, 8-16 2.99 ★ MAPLE PIECES... Good News! 812.00 AB combed cotton iwflli ROU11 83 STORE HOURS in handsome mlid shades. . . bek-loop *24®®-*29®-*39“ -*49” lAixxyrrviiXE NON., TUBS., WED., SAT. Jvyorextenflon- N E W ^ ^ CONN. 10 A.M. - 0 PJW. wairibend modd. EAST TERMS! FREE DELIVERY! Greatest I All our Prices have been TOURS. - FBL Stodcup now at oar 861 MAIN STREET—IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER^49-5221 A43.90U 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. tenific low price House Paint . . . sizes 29 to 42. (Air-Conditioned For Your Ctmifort) Oiscovem ' l u c i t e lowered because of tbe » I Ttirtu lears! HOUSE PAINT O D O R L i ^ f ASS(DCIATION FOR elimination the Wf Perceptually Ifendicapped Children Extra durable Federal Excise Tax satin lustre J for kitchen f i j U L & S W i L bath and trim

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/ BAGS SEVEltiuM IIANCRESTEB EVENINO h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28'*, 1988 Coventry Town Tables .w'W Law to Back 15% of Voters Required Yfii'l bvi sittiRi Water Ban For Passage of Charter yoHr taUt with thtso MATCHIHC COMPUTER PC 1 H I ■ cooperating. He said that the Coffee Party Given service If necessary, should call Incoming Rohertaon School i i w i n M iOOLINC SPECIALS propoaed ordinance would cut The Bolton Greek Band caught in a merry mood as it rehearses for a Plaza 7 performance the Allen home on Pucker St. down OB orwnpiainte from this evening or the home of C. PTA executive members and townspeople “who oak up and tomorrow evening. 'Coralle Gram sits with tambourine next to her sister, Elizabeth. Mrs. committee ohairmen were giv­ Peter Gram strums a guitar. Backing them up are, from loft. Dr. D. J. Roberts (a recruit iPeter VonDine on High Street en an evening coffee party re- put the linear on their naighbor from Manchester), Dt. Gram and Dr. Jay Hughes. (Herald photo by Satemis.) \ tomorrow. Art yo« colltctinf li* ptan ••tUngtP yMatnta.'* cenU,y by the outgoing group. The charter commission Primary grades at die school Eight? Twtlvt? Then, of coufit, ywrU THEY'RE SO NICE WITH ICE! Dimabar Hartui Taylor ertti- pointed out the proposed d m t- presented a musical program need m many loup or careal bowlt. Uio daad the need for an ordinance Bolton ter has approval of both the rscently with Grade 1 givine a them for lalada, too* Th# priea it low. which anoUM penaUae the uaera Repubh-can Town Oommittee Of the town’s water aivply play "The Awakening of me and the Democratic Town Com- Roses.’’ Lesdlng roles were Thlo wMk got yoMr Ro m WhHi “when it to the fault of the miUee and of the independent cerrled by Borauie MscFberson, txrmtm manaewnent for not Pirates of Pireaus Play Plaza 7 Oommittee for Home Rule. Heidi SmaH, Desnne WHey, Do­ o nawtiig to increase the water The commission summed up reen White, Wendy Lathrop, Bread 4 Butter Plate « 9* ■ ~ I what it sees as the potential Kathleen Wilsoa with others **^3iytor had called attention By OLEMEWBOX. TOUNO «of a clarinet, normally used in .^ram the mandolin, and Cora- effect of the charter as a codi- participafcing. Ktoi AsMey w«s with ivory I I gfnkMD to the need several months Bolton (with help from Man­ a Greek band, according to the lie, the tambourine. Dr. Gram fication of many existing prac- vocal solotot •g o . authorities. was raised in Athens, incident- ticgg thus providing clarity, Grade 2 played rhythm In­ Public Works Director Wal­ chester) is exporting the Pir­ Dr. Hughes doubles on the ly, and Mrs. Gram's blood lines adoption of home rule, reten- ates of Pireaus, a Greek folk- struments they made, preeent- ter Fuss assured tha board bouzoukl, as Greek an instru­ are just as Hellenic. j town meeting, greater ing “Marching to Pretoria’’ and that plans to increase the bknd to the big metropolis to­ ment as there is. The band in The group will play 12 songs direction and coordination be- Grade 3 concluded the program water aupply were now in the morrow night. Instrumentalists the movie, "Never on Sunday," including the Greek "(Did Mac- tween boards and full-time, with two „„„ PVench songs and _a vrorka but that their Imple- was a bouzoukl band. The group STOP.SHOP and singers straight from the Donald Had a Farm, ’ called leadership by local people at a ' humorous smig, "Mein H sns by SUPI R M A R K I TS mentatimi area still about two will play the theme song from "Kokorari " (which is what the ^ery modest addiUo^al cost Mein SiAesT montha off. Athenian fields of Bolton will the movie. Dr. Hughes, in spite roosters says). The dog, by the -pjie majority vote required liven up PlazaT, with a half- Aronson, in urging adoption of his Anglo-Saxon ancestry, way, says “gaou-gaou." jqj. approval is at least 520. Manchester Evening Herald of the ordinance, said, “We hour performance at 8:30 at is qualified for the bsmd, be­ They will sing a couple of orange Officers Named Coventry correspondent, F. have not noted a large number an expresso cafe on the ver­ yond his musical abilities. He .songs about the sea—one about Miss June D. Loomis has Pauline LitGe, teleiiihone 748- \ of abuses (of the present 5 to 9 anda outside the fourth floor of spent two years in Athens a shipwreck and one about pearl elected the new mcMter of 6831. p.m. ban) but th e n to no sense the Connecticut Bank and Trust with the Air Force. fishermen — and a number of | Cool o ff with ra looking the barn' after the Co. Dr. D. J. Roberta of Manches- love songs, ^ among____ _ them "The borae to atolen.’’ In rehearsal for two months, ter haq no qualifications be- Girl That Fell in ^ e Well” and Ditactor Raymond Xaito ask- the group was observed last yond his musical ability. Pure -i Went You to Wear Yellow" ad whether the baa and ordi­ night in the throes of its next- British Isles in background, he ("so when you sing to me you'll OKQUOTaUB nance ooidd not be plaxad to-last session. Because of the plays a Spanish guitar and has sound like a canary”). | against all of the townapeople, humidity, all instruments had traveled in South America. if you close your eyes when AKi: VOI STIIX Including customers of the pri­ to be retuned to Dr. Hughes’ Neither he nor Dr. Hughes at- the group plays (to erase all vately owned Manchester melodica, which had sllppeid a tempt the Greek lyrics. ! American touches. Including the BiVERACES IN CANS W ater Oo. f«w decibels. The melodica, ac­ Dr. and Mrs. Peter Gram and doctors' bare legs) you could 1 * A \ Aronson explained that the tually a musical toy, has a their daughters, Coralle and be in an outdoor cafe in a fish- Sava IBs. Ilafar Ala, town has no control over the short aceprdion-like keyboard Elizabeth, do the singing. Mrs. | ing village on the Aegean, even and is blown. It takes the place 10c* A MIM ? Jumbo Site! Seaion^s best I OMDga, Rati Baar, Brapa I X i **** I Manchester Water Co. and Gram plays the guitar. Dr. I if you've never been there. ! Orangeade, can't teD K to order a ban, nor Fruit Punch, could it penalise its customers. I'm expecting I get a craving IT PAYS WEBENT1M5P0ITIACSANI Ihe North End . water com­ Bolton Grape-Lemon, pany has placed ho ban but has for something. This time it was TO OTHER n il CARS. SURTIM Raspberry-Lemon, asked ka customers to cooperate lobsters. REMEMBER P r im at tlM Nr Day nd 1i N r M ill FROZEN APPU JUKE Raspberry-Lime, in a voluntary oonservulfon of "With Margaret it was choco­ BALCH M iflH >M. BH, Mhrary. Wi l«w Nm Lemon-Lime. Summer School Program late eclairs, with Billy it W3e Wmktsi S|mM Itliii Sava 17a. Dallglitfally 7 • ti $ i Direobor Hscnld A. Turkington iced lollypops.'' FRESH rafrNblai wWi a bright, f mho | cautioned agaiinst passage of the The judge fined WllHam Swin- BALCH RENT A CAR 289-6483 ordinance, saying, “It’s very Cancels Secondary Classes hoe, .36, $5.60 for bringing In Manchester Call: TURNPKE TEXACO—G48-8176 alaaf easy to paasi an ordinance but ashore seven undersized lob­ iMla it’s difQcidt to remove It. There John Senteio, head of Club Takes Cruise sters. may be some unintentional dds- Bolton summer school pro­ Bomarco, town couples' club, ertminalion practiced in lie en­ gram .said today that only the will cruise down the (Donnecticut forcement.'’’ dementary division of the sum­ River on the “Dolly Madison" STOPtSHOr So, for the time being, the 5 mer school will be held. Insvtffl- Saturday evening. The group C m b l o i i p g to 9 p.m. ban on outdoor use of cient enrollment has forced will meet at the Community town water jwill continue until cancellation of the proposed Hall at 7 p.m. Reservations can further notice, with violators an­ secondary courses. still be made by calling Mrs. swering to their neighbors and The school will start Monday James Landrey, Mrs. Harold OAK DRINK to their consciences, and not to and run through July 23, with Smith or Mrs. Walter WaddeU the police. classes weekday mornings from as soon as possible. Sava S4a. RafiMlrinf M I $ t 8 to 10 and 10 to 12 at the high WESTERN aa aa iaat wiad. 4 * *■ * | school. Tax Penalty Remedial reading and arith­ Taxpayers are reminded to Rockville metic will be taught in Grades add a one per cent penalty to 2 through 6. About 40 children their bills before sending them , are roistered for these courses. to the tax collector. Otherwise,' P in t woetern molona . . . REALEJHOH Braad wHb baato Three Face Coaching classes vtHll be of- must be returned. The pen- from a line growing araal aai aabbaga. fered at the seventh and eighth ally applies until July 15, after grade level, mostly in English which it increases. , Sava lOt. TMak af tlM laaNaa Tbaa mka Dad a Two Counts and reading. About 10 students Conservation Meeting | yaa’i bava ta HHaaitl I |rt, S ax bat. * taaty aaadvriab. are enrolled in these. T he conservation commission PURE 0RAN6E JUICE 49 MART Fraat aat. Senteio said that the ungrad­ will meet tomorrow at 8 in the i Of Forgery ed individualized approach will town office conference room. 61 TOLLAND TPKE. • ROUTE 83 - MANCHESTER ■ TEL 646-0055 Nalf-QallM Jar 69* be used at all lervels. He said OPEN THURS., FRI. rill 9 P.M. — TUES.. WED., SAT. fo 6 P.M. that enrollment in Grades 9 Manchester Evening Herald COCKTAIL Three men connected with through 12 was short of the CLOSED MONDAYS Tolland Town, a housing devel­ Bolton correspondent, Cleme- amount required to make the A bitaddafanafiaad opment off Old Stafford Rd., .summer school self-supporting. well Young, telephone 643-8981. SHOP OTTR MODERN STORE FOR A NEW EXPERIENCE IN FRESH MEAT BTY- Tolland, have been arrested Only five students had signed ING. NOTHING PRE-PACKAGED. FEATURING QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN asilaai I saart, I 4 « t a a after an extensive MOTHER’S CRAVING STEER BEEF AT DISCOUNT PRICES. PRICES EFFECTIVE THUB&--6AT. I up for personal typing, for ex- « tlon of reported irregularities ajnple. SUNDERLAND, England DaHchtfilly Arrested Thursday were Mil- ■This is the first year summer (AP) — An expectant mother AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT You 7/ love the flavor of ton N. Ackerman, 52, Far school courses have been of­ has told a court that her craving Jalleata Spriag- Rockaway, N. Y., Lester P. fered. for lob-sters cau.sed her fisher­ tiaM flavor far yatr Amidon, Willington, and Abra­ The high school office said man husband to violate Brit­ CUBED c ham H. Feinstein, of West today that all report cards will ain’s lobster law. Imparlail waakaiNl m m II Hartford. be mailed by the end of the "It’s all my fault,” said Mar­ OUR APPLE PIE sA\/e f j ! The three are each accused week. garet Swinhoe, 36. "Every time of two counts of forgery, and one count of conspiracy. Ack­ VEAL Freeh from erman was released under $10,- ft Shop’s Ready to pour on ice! CENUINE SPRIN6 000 bond, Amidon under $1,000 own ovens I bond, and Feinstein under $5,000 bonX They were arrest­ door ed by_ stale police under a STEAK 6 '3* 'h (AllON FRUIT DRINK bench 'warrant Issued by Tol­ LAMB LEGS land County Superior Court. ,0U MVE 10, Figure your saving! A 46 ox. can of Tolland 'Town, a development FANCY BRI5KET — HEAD CUT similar quality costs 35c. You get 64 of about 17 houses, was the oz. of our drink for only 29c! Rzid Not just ordiaary land* — bat target of court action several cool savings! Countryfinz Btmd. 29* g ra u in r spring lamb, m tzadzr months ago. About 12 of the homes were in bankruptcy ac­ Tai sava^aiiJ |t * Tap Yalta Slanpa, tatl yon can cut it with a fork. tion instituted by the Rockville HK CORNED Ovaa-Rtady Laab Lagi m Ha Savings and Loan Association. According to State’s Attort YOU CET THE SAVIHGS ney Joel H. Reed II, the OF THE TAX CUT! 0rta|9i charges stem from alleged sig-1 Nopco Skinless Fninkfoits 63*. nature forgeries on documents ’ BEEF■ f 4 •ra s a , Hi pertaining to the hemes in the i mRST zzzaaeaceeeeeeeceaee lb. 69e FlarM a project. I OYER 300 PRICES DOWN S A \/F /6 < HOUSE PAINT Vaaab, Swift PremiuM Canned HaM*.:*3.29 The three men arrested are | *T gUR nSIT MS tTATISI expected to be presented in O n a i t * Tolland County Superior Court COLONIAL 5WEET TA5TE ^ tomorrow. Hsxusw Skis (issn 69* C hug^dug. .. comes m a Jug! Haaappla. Fresh Haddeck Fillets - A ? No primer lava lid. Bafety m zM urt for aoiniMr plagaurai Fresh Meat Pies£SASS l^ B O * Funds Approved necessary SLICED 49s Phstk BmnI am Strips sr'VX 49* HALF-GALLOH Meat ball! and vegetablee in gravy. Heat And aatl To Fix ‘Dozer fe rp s t Sava Ua. And gat g -baautiful taa, tool Cm Ica^ ScyoM V79* repaint work The bo*rd of ddrectore last BACON S iilS k i Sm Trr Utiwiimktd99' G ood m ix e n Ipb any crow d! night appropriated an addition­ LIHCOLH JUKE al $3,500 to the current Disposal Area Fhnd, to be financed from GROUND CHUCK BORDEN'S refunds cn .current insurance 1 Shakz Chocdlato or Vanilla. premiums. P A n iE S In 6,Lb. Lets Lb. 59c DRINKS a tik e The money, added to $2,000 in available funds, will be used 0 r a t |f for repairing a dispoeal area 8TltL A TREMENDOUS BUT! BI6 SHOT bulktozar. m a tKd • ou Mva Iti on ttiia favoritot Tito board has waived the GROUND ROUND *.. 1^ * . - Lb. 69c dharler reqihpemeRU for qopt- •edfMtra DOUBLE STAMPS petitlve bldplnc. Ta. orriW.to Pfr- mit ‘Wilhehn-Da'vies of WalUng- Vreteet your home wl(h iMg-iaotlng.' tord, 'Vendors of the bulldozer, bllster-tyeletsnt Sun-Noof Latex Heuea GROUND CHUCK iaa|Lh.tota 49c ■ to do the vrork. Paint. No need to prim# provleualy paint- 1«iJ' ' ■ It has also signsd a second ad eurfaee In good eonditlon. Driae In SO waiver—^to permit the Aetna COME IN AND LH US PILL YOUR PRIEHR V. Engineering Co. of Ashaway, R. mlnutoe . . . eolert |tay brighter, too. L to install, at a $1,150 estimat­ Wa mn oddtair 8000 more eq. ft of prooeosing «rw to meet the ever laerenaing teimaa ) ( % Vahasi ed,cost, a pump and motor at of home freezer ordan. Bpeoinl eoMidantIflii |lm i to laagn olden for yodr tzetory the Fern St. well. LARSEN'S HARDW ARE The equipment to be Installed m s puUed recently frotn thn 84 DEPOT SQUARE^MANGHESTEB t o m ’s CfaMtsr Oak W ell Me. 8. I > ,•'■'if ■ ...... < ■ t .

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CONN, WEDNESDAY, JlDOl 28, IMS MANCHESTER EVEN^JG HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JU l^ 28, 1965 i i a n € h e b t e r E v n r a r a b b r a ] ^ . IPAGS EIGHTEEN other manufactured products Rockville-Vemon and sup^ea in producing their CoUimhia You^ll Save own goods. Whetoer these tower prices win be paaecd atong to the ew- Beach Open; 7 Buildings Condemned On Taxes eumer can vary from ttore to store, dealer to dealer, from re­ Year, // You Buy gion to region. In smne laota Vandals Cut In Past Report Notes the trail between original m a» MEATOWH utaotured to ultimate consumer lllSV t SILVER LANE, EAST HARTFORD _ By SAM DAWSON is 80 torturous that it will be BufMHna lnaP«Otof Samud P.#W oodttia, RFD 2; Paul CSiouln- AP Bosineaa Newt Analyst Own Initials Allen has reported that seven ard, '12 Farmstead La.; Cather­ dlfhcuK to pass along the cut, let a l l m e a t s f r e s h c u t — n o n e PRB-PACKAGEPr Rockville bulkUnge were con- ine McCormack, Summit Dr., NBW YORK (AP)-BuaineH alone to be sure It was passed Tlie Oommuntty Dwwti la now denined during the past year. Tolland; Gregory Monat, 10 Fox has a Ug opportunity today to along. open to tte public, acoonUac to Allen gave the information in HIU D r.; L^ula Chipnuui. in on the federal excise , Where the tax cut takes a STORE HOURS: TUES.-WED. 9-6; a report submitted Monday to Village SU; Alfred Hansootn, 8i . SAlJIRDA^^M ^^^^CLOSE^U^AjyjgJjJAY^ oliatrmaa Jciui Ctaffke, al' torm convincing to the oonaomer the city council. Cherry St “ here too purchases are expected ao offened a faw pithy oom- The way a ooneumer can ben­ Y Acooitling to the report, two Births yesterday: Twin to rise. mente regarding recoct vandal* a t the buildings have been de- daughters to Mr. and Mrs. efit is by buying sometoing. The And tMa great volume o f hus' Moot Prieot A i» R lsliif Again, bn» — moUahed, two have been reha­ Henry Martin. 36 Spring St; out In federal Income tax rates Ineaa wiU help not only sales tan oommHited at the beach. bilitated and three are stlU oon- showed up for millions Of Am er­ C O U P O N SA AoeonBzig to Clarice, areas of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. totals but also proOts, sines toe demhed. Everett. Gerber, RFD 1, Rock­ icans in larger take home pay. lower prices refleot only what EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ARE STILL IN EPHSCT AT MEATOWM; soet cement, covered with tar­ A llen noted that 2,763 Inapec- ville; a daughter to Mr. and The excise tax cut wtH show up the Treasury formerly was tak­ > ______— paulin and replete with keep Uona were made, .22 cars dls- only on the pricA tags of certain off signs, were uncovered and Mrs. Henry IsFontaiiie, R t 74| ing. change to p o ^ of and 214 complaints of Tolland; a daughter to Mr. and goods or services, and until he initialed. Hie vandals had evl- Many merchants realize that litter and rubbieh were re- Mrs. Richard M cGill, 48 Reed boys one o f these the oemsumer dentally dug >n thdr own init* edved. their big hurdle now is to con­ ivea. IQ, isn’t affected. vince toe public that the tax cut OUR BEST, EXTRA TENDER lals. for they were caught and He added that 756 tw.« Some retailers across toe na­ awerly reprimanded. Beach perm its were issued, fo r con- j P “ *' actually Is benefltting toe cus­ s U ^ o n costs o f $1,696,807. Sxalontal, 310 Vernon A ve.; tion already are advertising the tomer. pflvilegee will be taken toom lower prices on a long Ust of those who do not reapect town The building department col­ Louann Llmbetger, Ellington; Advertising campaigns are lected $7,446 In buUdlng fees. Curino Papa, 37 Charter Rd.; affected goods. These are most­ one means th ^ are using. Price property and observe the Code ly the ones on which toe excise of Behavior, said Clarke, who Allen’s report covers a one- Shirley Ruggles, 3 Berger Rd.; tag altering while the Shopper John Stout, 12 Kingsbury Ave.; levy was in the form of a saiea hopes more drastic action will year span, from June, 1964, to watches Is another. Katherine Dimlow, 130 Unloa tax on finished goods at retail not be neceaaary. June 1966. But at the manufacturing end moll’sSUPER FOOD MARKETS Shoppers are expected to The building inspector also S t the difficuKy is greater. Some CUBE STEAKS Because of the Slow rlae of throng the stores looking for noted that fees for w issuance industries have been complain- the lake this year, the diving of occupational Mcenves totaled VemoB- news is handled by bargains. Jewelry, for instance FROZEN FOOD board will not be installed yet should cost them 10 per cent It^ that their sales prices were $366, and that income from the The Herald’s RockvUle Bureau, too low to cover rising produc­ It needs eight feet of water for S3 Park St., P.O. Box 327, toL less. And while in toe store save the Zoidng Board of Appeals to­ tion costs and leave a fair mar­ safety, and, as a t Sunday, the taled $460. An addltlcmal $90 876-3136 or 643-2711. many of them, if they behave lake has risen only to sik or was cs^ectod for sonlng per­ the way Shoppers often do, will gin of profit. \**3Moti*9 G o v e rn tn e n t ^ G raded U .S » D » A , Chetiee B e e t* seven feet. mits. buy something else, too, items Here the temptation will be to change Yooita Make Movie Drivers Cautioned on which there was no tax and take advantage of the windfall Ohildred’a Day was held Sun- RockvUle Police Chief Lipman Gets hence no cut. they get In lower payments to day at the Oongregationa} George A. Trapp has Issued g I f all this lives up to expecta­ the U.S. Treasury by mlslng Church and featured a movie reminder to motorists to use tions merchants should, have a their basic prices to take in all REGULAR enacted and written by the Bentley Job happy summer, and a profitable or part of the tax cut. Their W HY PAY ^ MORE? extreme caution when travel­ STYU aevsnth hnd eighth g:radeB. ing public streets, especially one; The price cut will come out price tags Should be no higher than before. Their profit mar­ TV Top w Lioby, (7 Fuvon) IMraitaorUMy, WMM,,lia,UCM. It was filmed by Mrs. WH- now that school is out. A $03,218 contract for reno­ a t toe UA. TTeasuiy’a pockets Bsm Jacobus and narrated by Chief Trapp urged all motor­ vating the Bentley S c li o o I’s rather than toeirs. gins would be more in line with FRUIDHHKS UMOIUK Henry Bei^ Jr. ists to be most, careful in areas heating and ventilating. system . Some manufacturers also'are what toe companies think they A ll grades Joined in recita­ where vehicles are parked J(t has been awarded to Jack Lip- advertisiDg that they re passing should be. ^nce the merchant would be n r 99F tion, prayers and songs and told .curbs. man ihc. of Hartford, whldi along to their customers the of each grade’s progress on Monday had submitted the aiAount of the federal excise tax paying them the usual price, he -.jU|iWIN CkuRpurf or IomB Bicycle riders have been re­ would be hard put to give the throughout the year. minded that state law proWb- lowest of four sealed bids for on manufactured goods and *g>- Ihree college students, Miss its pperating a bicycle more the work. pUes. These customers are the consumer a lower one. SPINACH— ID - ~-99 k Gai Carpenter. Charles Bates retailers and dealers. Or, in And it’s along this line that ROAST TMoriiomo Roe. — Criaklo Cit than 10 miles per hour, and The board of directors Indi­ some of the summer’s Mvellert and Doran Shumway, presented operators should sound ..a horn cated last .night that it wlU some Instances, thpy are mak Sbap«r.iia Srotn C$ :aga a trialogue pointing up church battles may be waged. VERY or bell within reasonable dis­ vote an additional $3,200 ap­ ers o f consixner items wbo use OVEN READY RIB ROAST - POTATOES 10** ^ 99if life and reUglaus bad^round. tance befooe overtaking and propriation at its July 6 meet­ C H iE S E ----- 6 9 f Him Bk 4-w. mm Ddward' Affhauser, Sharon passing any person. ing, which, added to toe $60,- fm MaM CkilM taaaaiBNii'rrrmngwM Greene ssid Steven Naumec re­ (kW voted on June 1, will per­ TASTY! ORANGE JUICE~7-n ceived perfect attendance pins. Riding bicycles on sidewalks *‘ M a y W e Suggest For Your IlMe-mofMoor le-M. bmM is also prohibited. mit full payment for the proj­ FRUIT SALAD— —59 f Children graduating tram the ect. Sliay-Rif Pl«ia or Vanilto RIB ROAST------R9<^ B o r-B -Q ta Cookout Pleasure’* aiUCK STEAKS -49 k fourth nside were ^ e n BMee, No one Is allowed to operate Th e contract award was Dolklooa Ixtro Iron PEAS & CARROTST-^ a gift man the Church ScbooL a Uojrcle vdiile carrylag any made on the recommendation YOGURTS- 2»-»27t T O P S IR L O M S T E A K VARY TDtOn MrS, ly* Bm - m CrMh Cm They are Oandaoe Bede, Guy other person, and lights luid re­ of Acting General Manager IrV' BEEf UVER flectors on bicycles being driv­ A 1965 Cor from MmHUm Fl«rw,e hfwtaiy. chtwy. Piw , TOP BO U ND S T E A K WIU TRI«AM» ROUND Oround <^89^ Beck, Sbanm Oobb, Dariene Ing Aronson, Supt. of Schools \AII Beef ■NMltry. PiMwel* w Knebwir OvoN ur Put Roost Cut Short POTATOES---- T - —n Davla Noreen Duferiel, Mar­ en one-half hour - after sunset 18^1iam Curtis and the Hart­ Moriarty Brothors guerite GoeHne, M s iy Greene, to one-half hour before sunrise ford engineering firm of Bemia YOGURTR— a>—-33«i TOP ROUND---- -99i< SHiO. STEAK riMOR , RIB STEAKS Pamela Malnich. Melodie Jee- must display front light and and Freeman, which drew the i OvoH or Pot Roost MIMM M«M • ir®" Prosb, Proshly Grouorf Bie, Laurte . SItvonsn, David reflectors in the rear. q>eclllcations and plans for the CUBE STEAK no wash Btmpson and Suaan 'Wlataon. CMef Trapp suggested, the fol­ renovation. ORANGE JUKR— 69f |TOP SIRLOIN GROUND MEAT -53<< Canoe d iA Kkoela lowing ndes for htcychsts: Mg- A $4,600 fe e to the engineer­ lfc«e-tln CMIM wwt W«l. G R A P E J U K E Several ColunaMa Oanoe Oub nsl for turns; obey aB traiBe ing company will be paid by a members traveled to UTaterfOrd Signs and signals; yield right of separate appropriation, made HAMBURG $ ORANGE JUKI— 29f for a regatta last week. Janet way to pedestrians; ride atone, from toe Capital Improvement g i«c»l,>«. VMilta, ttrawWy m M fn WU-m . mm, Levenque gad K art Kioke book only one person per hike, and Fund ; keep both hm.dB on haadlebarB, Upman has promised com­ MILK SHAKER ^ Z 9 f D E U D E P T . Oathy QoaHne and Janet L e­ exc^it when signakng, and then pletion of toe project by Sept. Brand nc e q o in ta d Him W>» UiMt CimH«MIm , T«llMf w WMM k. pke. BOTTOM ROUND vesque were fket in the wom­ use mie hand. 9. m»naito''WtTrnrmfifff’n r " ~ " r m T fr r r m w i^ ^ en's doubles: and Karen Wol- Also, ride single file, dose to Reasonable AMERICAN a«sa-S9f B N D C U T CUBED mer and Naxioy Purvla came in the right side of the street so MONKY NEVER GONE -FRESH CUT FOR CHARCOAL BROILING** turd in the same inca that you ride in on th^e same 1 0 lbs. BAKERY DEPARTMENT - LANOASTBR, Pa. (AP) 1 — J Ricky' Robinson and Bruos side of the street and in the Jiaanee J. Neely, district auMr- CHICKEN PARTS VEAL Gardner were second in the SC2 direction as 'cars; keep your visar for toe Pennsylvania Imer- discount class (standard canoe for tw o); bicycle in good condition, and scholsstjc Athletic Association, LfOS BUASTS WINGS UVIRS Karl KoDe was third in the SCI if driving at night, have a g^ood nodfled pohee that $2,428, rep­ IHickory Smoked, Freshly mm CHOPS STEAKS class and Dennis Murphy and beadUght and a red toil Hgbt resenting proceeds from a Penn- Robert Fletcher were second mm or reflector. sylvaala scholastic track meet, ...... In the SC2 Class for men (ever Htfspltal Notes' was miming from the sale in ib-4 9 ^ ■>•5 9 ^ *^6 9 ^ ‘fc-TTOi? 16). Aiftniibted yesterday: JSleanor the McOaskey high school. - 8 9 * H Hie Iscal did) also won two HoMen, Peabody, Mass.; Rocky Later, he called poUce to caiKel uNwwiiniiiiiinr'- ^ M ott*s Dew Fresh Fru its and Vegetables^ flrste in the war canoe events Gallup, 40 H igh St.; Cora Chase,. toe alarm,, saying he had depos­ FRANKS •<^S5f w ita K ^ g^ coxswain In the ited toe money over the week­ 16-snd-uiMer age group and ElUngton; Ella Lehn^Hfr'SS Liberty Alice RodMck, end In toe school’s bank ac- SLICED Ca^qr GosUne as coxswain in 'Venum TraAer Court;' Nancy ooimt, hot bod forgotten about SAUERKRAUT 3^-^2S^ the men's race. The club also f SEEDLESS GRAPES >^39f took th l^ idacv'in the wom- AH G a FOOD MNS 59 U.S. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA SIZR B Nm w AH Sm I en’4 eve n t R E D P L U M S Members wOl meet at the DESSeMTLAYERS LONG WHITE POTATOES S'^‘«5 9 k FRANKS------OPf? bea^ Tueeday. Captoins of the tfcoiHUH fnHiiMm liko4 __ ^ 8UN-KIST M otW OrO-Vw _ fund raising effort have been asked to come early to discuss BACON WHITE BREAD S—29i« SEEDLESS ORANGES 1 0 > "4 9 ^ LEAN BACON---- -7 9 f their program. I fEhtiTr* SUmIrcr Attendance Becmda Porter School principal EGG ROLLS----6— 23f FRANKHnnSRS -SP t George Pstros has released the Mott's p^Ncoi G;;ta« cobbmw. 9 A H^rdew. m. 39<^ foUerwing list of students who ; ft' {Lean, Tender attained perfect attendance for POTATO CHIPS —49 f the year. Because the list SAVING POW ER M AKES THE BIG DIFFERENCE A T M OTT’S : eUb a rvnn. MIm m m OHm contains an evea number of each sex. It appears that boys COLD CUTS—3-~ -99f are JustSks he^Uqr as girls, or piETlEL LOGS<»-2Si< vice versa. Jane Andryrtwwskl, APPETIZER D EPT.ZZ. Grade 1; Karen Wolcnik, Grade POPCORN------> -2 3 t SSLE 2; Karen Kosin, Grade 3; Cher­ Shop>llto yl WolczMc, Grade 4; Kyle Sed- STEW lon, Richard Winkler, Jerry PRETIEL RINGS— -25^ James, Grade 6; Robert An- (Mkio* tlacaH Ca^loo 7t4-«. tk^. drychowaki, Wayne Sweet. Christine Newton, Grade 6; CHOC CHIPS----- 4'-*1 Nancy Burleson, Grade 7; l-gccrt, 14-01. con l-.j., 1C-3I. con Assortod Fkvors 1-guorf, 14-ot. cons Thomas Peters, Grade 8. . . WHY PAY MORE? MfSHSH BEEF PMEAPPU JUKI 3-«1 TOMATO PUREE 4-n aRCUS DRINKS 4-n .* n I S S S S ,^ a ^ ,.5 9 ^ here lias a metal cootaintr on the rear on wixich is printed “Dopoett poems here.” MACARONI 3—45f DOG FOOD 14----*1 IVORY SOAP 4-27f ieMMXBN BfHI -ffOy vonitn o» ecMaAsmmm tony.* *Mi*w ■ ermtmmmr* b«M* * ad. lliM-Hit- to-t.lR-Inbmr —m MfLU-WkH, m>*f" -J.- »ke. -t-f ISr, IM Whym Rmw F«y Mw*T H ^ | R R K ^ B R R *W » OLEO 5189 SANI-FLUSH—*»•—--SSf 1 UutyR OrnAm ^ Thneeqe) _ . CRANBERRY JUKI 47i< PAPER..... PLATES 69i< G.... IA N... T ...THML...... ISylPSPPEKOMI------99F...I i You Got MORE Fresh, Tasf^ MBiK S O F liN S R 49f ^ Cor, and Pay l e s s 3 at AUTO DIS- INST ANT (SurnS 79f WHY PAY MORE? 3 COUNT HOUSE, ^ «ii,-.fi— Mb. a-m. MM PORK & BEANS- 4-*1 * K BEEF KIDNEYS SiT OUVES------49i! tiivi-liii, ikvM FOR YOUR FREEZER! GHBRKINO- H-«9f ImSTANT TEA— 49f MARTINSON------S9f S M Y STARCH 39f IhM-nw Km Im eiwriiiM, twMl Mbwd, hMW BrtWl M I M, ON MwcmU Mm m M ^ |m WHOLE SIRLOIN PKKUS------^4-^-n » * !^ ^ COFTEEI-* YIWANCOrFEE SSf DISH WASH -4-^ SEAFOOD DEPARTMENT ______2 * ^ - * 1 * * ^ FRUIT COCKTAIL 5-n A S S 'T Ca ISh HCS 4-*1 AMMONIA- - 3 9 f •MkkHMtoMTta ttalMMM i«u«,«i««nMMM«B»*-iM4coii OMtawta, 5 k. i*M. WHITE TUNA— 2 - 6 9 * EXTRA LARGE COFFEE SALE --79f MARSHMALLOWS »1 V IW A R— ~ H P ROAST - - Wby H r Ih m l I eta tom- tau* iCOFFEl- 3—^ ^ OINNER -SiH-bSTf LSnOHi— ------S 9 t !; Qnct^r. Mann fWBW PEAS 4->09t( Sales Manager ^ - 'ft w ■ ■■ Saya— SSSS/jfr 7 ^ t % >' 1 I I ? ^ ^ ^ CATSUP----- 2 -— 3 9 f "Ahnai A CHOICE Seieettoa of Fliie Auto­ mCKlREL A IN mobiles —- CsdlUaoe, OidamobUee, Chevro* Mb, Fords (You Name I t ) a t DISCOUNT wmssm PB ICB Br* 280 WIMD50E AVL AUTO W IL iO N DISCOUNT HOUSE, Ine. WE iUPSBBVB THE nicrax TO L«m

^FW B N W MANCfiiBlEtt it^BNINO faliaALD, B£/iKCHESll^ (DONM« ’tt; IMS w e p n e s d a t . j J u n b / ^ / i m s <9Mm Fashion Favorital Tri City — Vernon Circle Arem MortSahl II.'; 1 I TsmUy < Kaep a Pw JJjrW ** t and Xbsve oppIng n u t m e g p h a r m a c y _at Suffering Bargains Plara, Joins ‘hi thee araa’a SUMMER SAXE DATS with that do much, a ators«wlds,partlelpaUon. kaap your hair djry. Y w be- In Silence I Listed by Long-playing RETORDB, also ome a glamourous ba^ of IT TRUE THAT ALL The Inquirer 45’s aflU be priced $1 (rag. BOU«YWOOD (AP) — A $8.98.4tid $ 4 .9 ^ Thera wlU be a galahitmival rtatueaqua brunoita atoppad by TOMORROW, _ Mbrt SoM’a table in the Beverly SATURDAY, tifiUi aldowalk is right up front with (HBTS HlUe Hotel Polo Lounge and FOB THE GRADUATES. Come ■ale% door prisM and qMcial fuibad. "Mort, darling I Hare SHOP & SAVE MEATS plamisd fun for the kkidiaa. to. Sports Program Store* Around Toun we are neighbors, and I haven't Midm Street Store* *------Get Your Pionie Foods Here seen you In ages. How are you7" Snap Up Graduation Orandenr^ Everybody likes b e Oresm A Man Makea Vacation Plans Pick up enough oveiii^roah you?” MJU. OM*ntM Everything ft a Yard Your esunera will click con­ Tomorrow that precious DI- MAR • SAL DRAPERY ROYAL ICE CREAM from Keeping cool and comfort­ ROLLS for your hotdpgs and ftoM, ortSnarUy the moat lo- SHOP, 997 Main Street, ie stag- stantly amid the tears and the the. plant on Warren Street is able comes easy, whan you hatnburgs from EMS BAKE quactoue'^of citlzena, didn’t re­ ARE 100% PliOMA will b* ptocsd In your tassels of graduatlm festivi­ so rich and delicious your fam­ shop ROTH’S (3LOTHIBR, Tri SHOP, 'Tri City Shopping Plaza, ply. He nnade a sciseora gesture ^ -f banda t>et WATKINS AI^T ing a CLBARANOB OP TAB- ties. Stock up on enough FlU d OAlUatT, IS Oak Street, RroS, gathered together on om ily and friends will thoraughly City Sho])ping Plaza, headquar- OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK towaird bill thsioet, then p ^ e d spadouB counter Juet inside the from the FALLOT STUDIO, enjoy it Dekens of fresh milt ten for famous-name branda of FROM 8 'a,m. to 9 p m. Tuck to Ms month and rfxx>k Ms head frame it handsomely to pceoerve 70 East Center Street. Bring flavors and unusual combina­ and protect tt. door. One price of |2 a yard masculine apparel. For mm Into your picnic basket some "Oh, dear," aald the brunette. (values up to |4.50) indudee your exposed films here to be tions are available, so you can 'citoacr (or yea/ round) you’ll look cookies, fruit bars and goodies "You’ve had a throat operation GUARANTEED DELICIOUS DEVELOPED. You'll notice the With the OnSnatee In Wind 48" Burlap G l ^ 48" WhltS offer a variety of ilesaerts that your casual best In Sports from EM’S BAKE. SHOP. This and can’t talk! Well, If you need Rayon print, 54" Qlodieen, and sharp, clear difference. are wholesome, nourishing, CoaU and Slacks in aiunmar- summer, remember th at when anything, Jtwt Ixflier, Er— — TOUR OIFT GALLERY, on good for yoii. VlTien you plan the main floor of WaUtias, has much more. Another special Is weight atyles, plus waUdng tt’s too hot to bake (and even mean, wave a flag. Or some­ YES! Plus you our low, low prices 8-ynra long "PIncore” TOAM Avoid using eye make-tip If special entertaining, why not aborts, easy pulloverb and when It isn’t) treat the family thing!’’ fathered tofeftber a meaninfftil order a ROYAL ICE CREAM selection of gifts the graduate RUBBER 8LAR reg. $9.50 possible if you have watering SWIMWEAR. to wholesome desserts from She flitted off, leaving the not* now $5JS0. You’ll think of do^ eyes in the eariy stages of a CAKE or Individual STENCIL EM ’ S BAKE S H O P . You aff pMlticsa satirist to Ms unac- thrdiughout the store aitd.valuoble trad­ might like to buy -wltli gift SLICES and your hoateas Your face Is made up of many IN SOUTH WINDSOR ea«i received. We’re thinking ens of uees for this veraatlle cold. Although new formula­ couldn’t make them of flner In- ouitomed silence. It was en­ product (beach and loungrtng tions of mascara and eye Shad­ rating skyrockets. muscles. Lika the rest of you, grodlents yourself. 644-8083. forced by hie doctor after remo­ ing stamps, too! especially of the "Anri" Relig­ pads, chaise oovera, for divan, ow cut down on their smearing, the m<»e you exercise the mus- val of a benign polypoidal tumor ious WOODCARVXNG, encased studk) couch or cot). Make Clean fingernails with an clw, the better It is for you. and preserved In ' pTastl-glaas, their csdls attention to your Knits were once conslderedy from Ms throat two weeks ago. ARMATA’S MARKET hasU to MAR-SAL DRAPERY eyes. These cosmetics were de­ orange stick rather than a file. Dally massage when iq>plylng a novelty In any apparel item Shal had been afflicted with |13A0l Ihidurlngly' metnlnaful. SHOP. A metal file damages the under­ molstiudzing creams and make­ 770 SULLIVAN AVE., SOUTH WINDSOR Then there are ’in n o o E t/’ signed as attention-getters— other than a sweater. But be­ throet trouble for five months U. S. CHOICE but not during a cold. side of the nail. When washing up removjiw creams eantrfl>ute cause of the new miracle yarns Against doctor’s orders, he ful- FIOURINBS and One of the principal causes hands, scrub nails with a brush. to muscle flrmness. Let your flUed an . engagement dilute lovely PAPER WEIGHTS from Use a buffer to Improve circu­ and new knitting methods they IN MANCHESTER of frayed tempers In the home Flaao’s Enjoys Helping Ton facial mueclea down and they’ll now run the gamut from coats hemorrhaging. Afterward he STEWING Italy. If you have a long list of ie the family stampede to the lation and make the nail pink­ eventually tot you down. went Into Cedars of Lebanon graduates you are very fond of, Enjoy Yourself . er. Buff in one direction only or and dresaro to beachwear, lin­ raigle bathroom. By combin- Whether you come individu­ 5 1 2 2 ’N gerie and hosiery (especially Hoepltal for the operation. He la remember them all with gifts of IngUig two powder rooms with you may set up friction that What Shan We Do with now taking exercises to regain SUPREME FOODS BEEF Lb. enduring g ^ taste: “SARNA" ally to PIANO’S RESTAU­ will erode the nail. Summer tha patterned stockings so pop­ a third encksane for the cera­ RANT A COCKTAIL LOUNGE A lacy iriknd to the perfect ular today). The fact Is that his voice; in four weeks he ex- 469 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER W aRessrvu BEUi from India, priced from mic tile bathtub-ahower, either Have fun with tt Dress up iota to be pursuing once more |1. Tram Australia come BfRlB on Route 8 and 44 in Bolton, or Summer Is Two Days OKI! beadcovering — It krope your there is hardly an Itesn In Tha Bight powder room beeomee a full- in a small or large group for a hair in place while you stay cool for It Relax with It. Shop 8 crusade "to save America.” FROM THE CHUCK CHINA ASHTRAYS, gl.QO. Make the most of summer’s KAYE’S SPfNVraWEAR, the men’s, women's or children’s Te Limit fledged bath when used with edlwUve function, tell PI­ and . comfortable I Add m ehell- clothing that cannot be knitted. eAsked if he could speak at all, DOUBLE STAMPS Tram Nigeria come hand*«arved the adjacent bathhfl) and show­ ICHig, sun-filled days. LENOX pecialty Shop at Vernon MUSEUM REPRODUCTIONS ANO’S your needs and theyll PHARMACY, 299 East Center stkeh bag for a lovely set — he replied in clear tons: "Yro.” quaatm ro er. Where poeeible one of the try to please you with good easy to pack for vacation-tak­ Circle. Wbatver your vacation That was his sole utterance dur- EVERY WEDNESDAY SPARERIBS a. In miniature (Egyptian beads) Street, knows that vacation plots and plana are, you’U find Honor the Oradnata gl-80. "After .rtre " .»RA- powder rooms Nrould serve the food, generous portions, atten­ and travel days are dotting ing* i It’a Uma for celebrating when tog the Interview. IDs other an- master bedroom, the second be- tive service, pleasing prices. Pattern No. S12X-N has crochet smart SWIMSUITS plus srwera he hastily scrawled on a GRANCES and TOILETIUES your calendar, which is why BEACH AND PATIO wear­ there’! a graduate to the family. note pad. for ludcy gals and gujlp plus ih|: abterad from a common After a sizzling day, take the the "CELEBRirY” line for directioaB for both enobd and Make It a gHa evening. Come lufllway to other bedrooms and family to dinner at PIANO’S bag; fintohiiig Inatzuctioas. ables. Here are REVERSIBLE 7About Ms voice he wrote: JEWELRY and much, much home snd travel will interest SHORTS AND TOPS giving to JANE ALDEN FOOD SHOP, > i* living quarters. RESTAURANT. Let the cool you. There are tote and ehoe To cede/, tend 80c in ootne to' Tri City Shopping Plaza, serv­ "Sometimro if I get ineecure iiiriiiyiiiiiL. more Is on display at YOUR first course delight your eyes you two-for-the-money outfits. try ft out.” GIFT OAlijBRT. bags, also zippered cosmetic Anne Oabot, Hie Mancheatei Arrive at your destination look­ ing up SEA FOODS, SALAD Kdits now odmpetS with and quicken your appetite for cases, frilly shower caps and Evening Herald. 1180 AVE. OF PLATES. SUNDAES, THREE For a man who expreesm wovSn fabrics on the basts of the chef-prepsued f o ^ to fol­ ing hand-box fresh when you himself, both onstsige and pri­ Every year brings a now crop bonnets to hide curlers. Ro­ AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. choose "little suits" and "pack- DECKER SANDWICHES. All II fashion appeal akme, far they low. Call PIANO’S and discuss mance blossonu In the good old lOOM. vately, In spates of monologue, of fragrance users. Advloe has hav« the special plus qualities your get-together, from a wed­ ahle” ensemblro that won't new and inriUngly decorated his pUght la indeed difficult. ili! il: been to use perfUme effectively summertime. Give It encour­ For lat-dasa maiHng add 10c crush or wrinkle. For your JANE ALDEN FOOD SHOP Is in pulse spots. W b ^ are these 7 of breatheablUty, wrlnWe-re- ding to a conference. 643-2342. agement with "Max Factor" for each pattern. Print Name, "I'm cut off at the source,” he ■tstanoe, packabillty and plain VACATION AND TRA\UDL OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK wrote desperately. "Bad town to Ttwy are at the base of the pressed powder In FOUR RIB­ Address with Zip Code, Style wardrobe, shop KAYE’S. from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. all-around uwfulneas. 'While Well tailored shorts or be- BONS OF COLOR, complete No. and Size. oogltale In." throat, at the kiside bend of A busy day calls for a relax­ Bto cogitate Shat must, and the elbow and knees, back of they csin emulate the newest low-the-knee pants are paired ing ending. When you revive with a soft brush, $3.50 for a Send 50c now for your new ’60 wovens, the nnoat romantic with a crisp blouse for a busy complexion radiance impossible Spring-Summer Album! Regular what he sero In the newspapers U.S.D.A. CHOICE SWIFT PREMIUM ti. the ean, . tresuMire down through the TINIZING’’ usee the most effl add it to a one^pound can of sevorid times and then washing cleaner and wax remover. Just DRY CLEANERS of obsolete ammunition about 1,- BUMBLE years. WATKINS. 935 MsOn oient methods to renvovo spots baked beans along with one with suds. If traces of the stain 000 feet down In the Atlantic Streef, has a fine selection of the kind of effective product all Ocean on July 15 in order to 6 i 95‘ SKINLESS Serw §•#•»•$• U* MseS I and stains. Even WASH-AND- tahlropoon each cMer vinegar 93 WELLS ST., MANCHESTER—«43-7254 *--*--* ridf -- ^ W remain, you can try hieaching of iH are searching to t to keep throe famous reproductions, but WEAR clothing responds beau­ and dark brown sugar and a measure the speed of seismic can with even greiker sturdiness lightly aiul rinsing weH. homes sparkling dean with signals. tifully to "MARTnhZING” by half teaspoon of prepared minimum effort. "ROC-ETT’’ BEE and smoother ftnMi, thanks to restoring the crispness'to the mustard. Turn into a couple of Tha test Is planned some 76 HADDOCK FILLET »>. Small fry enjoy sprinkling removes staine and fin«rmarica Special Until July 1st miles off the Virginia coast. The Country Lane fabric «hd saving j^u the trau- Individual baking dishes and sugar cookies. Just before the kke magic from fumAtune, methods. your oum home, or ble ^ of laundering, drying and bake in a hot oven for twenty navy said Tuesday in announc­ SOLID PACK for an enduring and welcome cookies are baked, with a sugar- doors and waSs. It la excellent ing the test: "The explosion will preroing. Your ga,rments come minutes or so. cinnamon mixture. For this top­ as a RUG SHAMPOO, too. Dl- PEANUT BUHER gift for any oocaston, a BOS­ back peifecUy finished, with the have no effect on the Virginia OLEO TON ROCKER from WAT­ ping, use a teaspoon of cinna­ lute to use, "ROC-JETT’ is eco­ shore." Lb. Pkf. KINS wiH surely jflesse. kind of finish that comes only If you ere using salted pea­ mon to four tablespoons of sug­ nomical. BLANKETS The blast actually will have a SKIPPY 12 Oz. Jar from professional work. "MAR- nuts in making peanut brittle, ar. • r two-fold purpose: to dispose of Note to new oboks: Never TDraaNG" DRY CLEANING, you may wish to rid the nuts of Tomato helves may be broiled • DRY CLEANED • FLUFFED DRY the outdated ammunition and forget that poultry stufflngs ex­ ropeolally on dark cottons, elim- exnero stdt by rubbing them Always shake or beat French along with the chicken. Place measure the time it takes seis­ pand during roasting and that toatro llnttog and that “washed gently between paper towellrg. dressing before serving to emul twth foods about four inches AND PACKAGED IN CEDARIZED mic signals to travel over large the dressing should never be out" look. Let "MARTmiZ- Get the peanuts re^y before slfy it; in this state the dressing from the oource of heat, but odd distances. Seismic measure- tightly packed when the bird la ING" re-treait your rain gar­ you atari preparing the candy! doro a good job of evenly coat the tomatoea about 10 mlnutro BLANKET BAGS nlents will be made from a tow­ stuffed. ments whUe they clean them to ing the Mlad ingredients. before the chicken is done. ing tug about two miles from restore full wwter-repellency to the blast area. FRESHER BY FAR PRODUCE Frequent shampooing and the fabric, giving you adequate The Navy calls It "the biggest vigorous brushing are pre­ rain piroteetlon. .50 underwater explosion yet /•M/8«l|t «r !■//JLn ilUAi. requisites of beautiful hair. staged, except for atomic Wash your hair once or twice To make thin togs lotto phiin|>- <’ i * l tesU." tow CHf wea*v** to# wSvsw er—select light shades for 8 5 2 CALIFORNIA VALENCIA a week and massage the sca^ *"Hetowca to the registorod each Uma stockings and skirts that are EUCTRIC RUNKETS ^ $2.50 WASraNGTON (AP) — The TM at the Heberl^ moderate to width at the hem­ Shape up w ith American Medical Association PataRt Corp." Take a Boa to the World’s Fair line. An extremely full or bouf­ Spent $951,670 on "legislative Every day and Sunday at fant todrt may make w u r Jega interests" during the (irst three 8:25 am.- a bus leaves from look like the provedbial pipe months of 1965 as it fought the LARGE the vicinity of GLOBE TRAV­ cleaners, Extr^ely narrow Johnson adnilnlstnatlon’s pro­ EL SERVICE, 906 Mato Street, skirts also accentuate thin tegs. gram to provide health care for (jt)sddo/L directly to the W ^d’a Fair and the elderly. DRUG COMPANY picks jtowengani up at 8:15 for Today's voile takro its place An AMA spokesman said that ORANGES M l Mata SL-OiS-OSSl return ride to MOnebester, $7.00 wMh net, dotted swlaa dotten more than $900,000 of the total round trip. Let's go! lace and other peek-a-hoo fab­ was spent on radio, televtslon rics' in beach cover-ups and and newspaper advertlring, •EAUTY N EW — t i x a ;^ other spoitswear. And it also wMch was listed in its quarterly is used to fartilon some of the report to the House clerH be­ softest, protUest, summer cause the ads suggested writing dresses, complete wMh nifltos Nemo’s revolution'' letters to congressmen. and ptoets-. TTm law requires registered MR. AUTO WASH in panty girdle lo b b y ^ to make periodic re­ Dividends paid from day PLUMS 19t ONIONS 3^39' contouring ports'on apandlng Vin connec- Ymi Asked for it! Look at Ifcis Vakw! o t depoott — 4 ttmM m obn with legislative Interests." that gives you year. The spokesman said the AMA’s CAUPORNIA oitnual expenditure in connec­ a superior posterior! tion with legtalatlve interests HOODS IRARURN At the eikl of Bfarch, Ins avsragod about $700,000. SHOPPERS SPECIAL Jane, September and Da- A, B, G Curveo crasta the look oembar. WA8HIN013TON (.(AP) — The you want... the Uluoion your House has passed and sent to Bunch taohiono needi Here’s how: the Senate a $4,341,080,500 ) 9 * $ 1 J 9 propriatton bill for governmant CREAM 5 puDllipublic works programs and otM Frankly fiatt er purpoaro to the flacgl year CELERY C-Curve has a ■tailing July I. m s IS NOT A WIT WASHI full, poly pad far Thera rasa no controvany over tha aoorro of projocta to • Tires Stoom Cleaned R E M O D iL a truly flatitrimi the bill, and it paaaed by volca • B()dy ThorottoMy Washed dtrrurt. Only vote Tuesday. Tsar sM> tar ceat tote you kuow.' The largest sum ih the bill 770 and. Hand-mlttM, DMdral Paid waa $2,864,960,(m for the Atom- • Machine-Dried 2 nous A CAPS-or Avaraytoru Mi IN a «r OapogH Jo Bnergy Oommlssion. It also • Underside RiuUiroofed litth Utt tkauf dqahidad $1,377,119,000 for tha • Spray Wax A M CK IT A/my Sngtoaara for river and milVAN AVL B^Curva, with ' wbor and flood control W E GIVE ilSto^A. MW5 lifkUrpoly .sbUTH WINDSOR FUM FOB BENT Poddiny tnakts 'C^w'allohnanta to the Ml) iVIRY THiiRS. fVE. f u "just riykt." "BJClOadBCB—CXPBBICNOED FITTlNCni la $$21,800,800 for tha Rec- W ren $ \* M ■ THU and SUBVICE mpSP* ^Uon Buraau, 8118,288,000 GREEN 5:30 to 0:31^ PM . Intarlor Dmoirtmast power STAMPS Fully-tndowtdf toiaa,' f8D,8«7;w tor ibe C H E S tn t A-Curva,witk FURRIERS RbM govanunont. 344 BROAD ST. BOOKVILLS er ean eelleet OTMfIS d i;. Turnpike and Center St. UVIU^IJNU ftis^KALD, MAMcaUbTEB* CX)MM« Wl!it>i'4lw>DAY, JUNE 9^ 1966 YAGB TWSMTY-fmiii T IIANGplESTBR EVElONa HERALD, ItANGHBSlER. CONN,, WEDNESDAY, W THE pTTLB SPORitf BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE witk BAH^Y CROSSWORD PUZZLE m Decision Approaches for Atlanla (ftiloiKl'Block ^ AGMNt A»^) Major League a\,OM xm% Au.«MftMTicMni)kC EARL YOST First City Stadium Last Hurdle > T . sport! Mtor HB/MtD 8SLL W LAoMMAtan? X. B M m r Jeemb. tttm) s Lg a d e rs : T * unpat MBA B miMIm cum To Choose Amerieaa League U P u p IM in A 4rMM|oUM Rulings on Recent Situations i Batting (1(» at baU)—DavaHl- For AFL PM y Club TMATCUV' (» VOtm MKSD:1#](AMAT«JK M 1 a«I i ( . atouaUiu nuifc io, Cleveland^ .981; Horton, De- Mibkawf* . Two recent plays came up. which need clarification! G rid Loops THAKA-WAWC COr-yfBW XH W W _^dwiueler- ttWamal one fn baseball and one in softball. The first occurred trott, .887. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The American Foottiall BUOOS BUNNY Rum—Green, Boston, 60; Me- OftMNh M ir . apodatlM last Saturday at Mt. Nebo when the Manchester Amerf League will have a Philadelphia team next year If the . AuHffe, Detroit, 46. MmtlM M J tSummUMi . i»tm) ... ATLANTA (AP) — Tol aDOMOtl X WBW r PSSHAI>S *n«R E UAM UetelN innings,;the visitors pushed across a run in the bottom Hite—DavaHUo, Cleveland, 83; • by 1967. eePA/VOUPORTHB (aW , >.ef ■ 't h * “ ftlnth ihnlng whlch^> city:,ever allowed to . choose MantUla, Boston, 73. th e A fL ’s exfMusihNl oamtnit- ___ llFunofOMll 98 Oral ceofiNBl Doubles — Versalles, Minne­ DEuaous nPMrr^ IMuniiladi UPHuin proved inough to win when between the National J a z y Meet 8 tee met '4SM> prospeoUvs owners 9«BaiBiiwdafln Bakketball Camp June 29-3<}. sota, 18; YaatrzemsM, Boston; of a FhlladeliM% i trsischlss Sdtemaato SVendoui UAicMidid S S f S .s u . Manohntei' failed to score in July 1 at Rockville High. Burp Football League and the T H 'a u q < •PPiUt* » T U l ( p r < ^ 40DMrihutad . lU h^;- Ward, Chicago, and Qliva, Min­ Tuesday, an(l alao Wlft city offi­ A9M9WW ISOMatanaitai 46LMc(dMB«k Carlson,. UConn assistant, .and American Football League. nesota, 18. Ron C 1 a r k SOStaticBttU tPnUliiC SSm cB dof 'i.ie p4ay on udiksh the nm Togo PalazzI, former Boston cials. xoorrAN' ncoMpmpMMI 4 Sped AbrabMn (B&) faaata o c o T e rf woa queationod, by The NFL has. called a news Trlplee—Oampanarta, Kanaas Lamar Hunt, ebalnpan. of the EUSCTStC nMoNwabd I FMuinhM 98 African fly 46 Friend (TrD Celtic Star, Nvlll head the facul­ conference for late today at City, 8; ChRrIea, .Karnaa City; In F r a n c committee and owner of ths appdlatiMi 9T Hart 48CoU«cUM«f Coaches John CervinU. and ty. Few openings remain and 0(fH> adCoU^llatlMr, ChBrtey Graff of the Legion and which «he_oWer league Is ex­ W. Smith, Los Angeles; Versal- KansSB City Chfeds, said, "Ths (oroxaoiplt •Scaretty 38 With «ne aala nyinca anyone Interested may contact pected to announce its choice to les, Minnesota; Tresh, New WASHCR- ream nTreatmenli of MStowa btralW by some fani. PARIS (AP) — rrthcS’s Att- AFL has definttely decided they WPIaiMt John Cauiavari at the Rockville own a franchise in the virgin York, and BlaalnijSune, Wash- HMMI IPJawMi Wba ■MMirtad udfli dlaaai . (cpmb. 51 Worm ■^ftth two outs, a baitten- waUi- chel Jazy, who recently broke want to corns . Into Philadelphia High athletic office... Junior professional football terrltoiy. in ^ n , 8. i T O IT 4d. The fourth ban got away golfing activities at the EJlllngj- the mile record, and Austral­ — juid win coirfe into.FWladel- r TV Although the announcement of Home rune—Horton, Detroit, ia's Ron Clarks, the world'a pfaw K they csfi receive assur­ from the oeAcher and railed past ton Ridge Country Club start the news conference gave no 16; Oolavito,vpieve)and, 15. the imaginary line between the Thursday for the season. fu tsst runner at 6,000 and 19,’- ances that (he team can (Hay in specific reason for Its being Stolen bases t- Campanerla, 000 meters, wtU ftpe each other the new stadium.” * baclcstop and the players' Schedule of events appears In called, the announcement protU'* Kamae City, 28; Oardenal, Loe bench. The batter was eJkiwed In a two-mile race fonIgM. The Philadeiphia Eagles of the Pro Shop. Ised discussion of a subject of Angeles, 20. The long-awaited clash of two tha National FootbaU League, tp pontinue on to second heae "special interest to the people of Pitching — FUher, Chicago, num v /h tre he scored on a line of the hottest distance runners now playing in I'le University of ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN Atlanta." and Peaoual Minnesota, 8-1, In the world will be held at Pennsylvania’s FranMIn FVld, single to the outfieid. Here ’n There Should the NFL announce Its .889. - Shctiild the batter have been Melun, 36 miles fr(ml.I^a^ls. have ^manded an -exclusive NOjrHey Nn«R ^ wnM«HAr Latest from Portland, Ore ownership choice fOr Atlanta Strikeouts—M'cDowell, Cleve­ Ths FVenehmen rscentty low­ 'less# In the new etadinm. Ea- WBIL JUBT'\VBAH-.IPIPNT sUowad to go to second base? where Tom Kelley is pitching, today, the territorial struggle land, 124; Lollch, Detroit, 83. ered the mile mark to 8 :5S.8 but qouLPHMcaor WCGONNA HIMB10H IIHMKIHERBHM 'vlf no spedel fiteJri rule was In gfM Owneni say tttsy ' areca 'womismxal \nm/%Sam.r>arj MMBnO'TMaR DO ABOUT PWCnCAL, < ANviHING WC is that the local righthander between the two leagues could failed in attempts to beat promised. excliMlve rif/atB in a ------puarrooc^ sffecL the batter was entitled be ended rapidly. SHiP/r^POC WONMJBT i>wre ALLjJ S xjlp do.CITHER! failed to last against Indian­ National League Clarke’s time for 6,000 metera "gentjemm's sgreement" by 4 to only first base, per rule 7.05 apolis after his 11-game win Arthur Montgomery, head of Clarke, holder of the record under Note Which reads: If the Batting (ISO at bote)—Maya, city officials.- m atreak was snapped. Kelley the Stadium Authority which San FYanclaco, .842; Aaron, Mil­ of 38:16.6 (or 10,000 meters, But Mayor Jam ealL 3 . Tate, CARNIVAL BY NCK TURNER TT hatter becomes a runner on a worked the first four innings in will rent Atlanta's new $18 mil­ waukee, .341. topped the world record for though agreeing to give .exclu­ TW4d pitch which entitles the Indianapolis and trailing, 3-0, lion stadium to the most suita­ I Rims—Harper, Cincinnati, 54; 5,0(10 meters with a time 'of sive rights to the baeehatt Fhila- w rtumers to advance one base, was I lifted for .a plnch-hltter. ble tenant, said Tuesday the Rose, Cincinnati, 51. 13:26.8 at Los Angeles on J«^. delpbta FhlHlee nf -the: MstioiwU the batter-runner shaiU be en­ Portland rallied to win and Kel­ nine-member group Is willing to Runs batted in—Banks, Chica- 4. 'Hie 5,000 meters is equivalw League, bde rehieed to giant the titled to first base only. ley was not Involved irt the de­ meet with anyone and discuss go, 58; Mays, San Francisco, 51 to. 3 miles, 188 yards, and 10,(|to same rights to the Baglea. Hope that settles the oontro- cision. Monday night, at a pro­ terms on short notice. "We're I Hits—Pinson, (Cincinnati, 85; Is- equal to 8 miles, 378 yards. Hunt said an AFL team could Very caused by this play. motional night in Portland available at any time," Mont­ ] Williams, Chicago, and Allen, American Bob Schul, wtfinsr pay a rental equal to that which * * • which attracted 8,547 fans, Kel­ gomery said. Philadelphia, 80. of the Olympiis 6,000 at Tokyo Eagles’ owner Jerry Wolnum All Runners Score ley notched his 12th victory, Four persons are known to I Doubles—Williams, Chicago, in 1984, holds the world record has agreed to — providing he i r although needing relief help. , have applied for the NFL's 21; Alou, Milwaukee, 18-. of 8:36.4 for two miles. gets exduslve rights. Now for the second situa­ The win snapped an eight-game Atlantai franchise,franchise but Commis­ I Triples T- (JallLson, Philadel­ Clarke, who challenged Jazy . Earlier this month the, AFL i? tion. losing skein for the Beavers, sioner sionfer Pete RorelleRore told Mont- to race hlpi. recelv^ permis- The bases were loaded and phia, 9; Clemente, Pittsburgh, 8. granted, a fianchiee to-an Atlan­ Kelley lost his second game of gomery in a telephone conver l i l ® Home runs—Mays, San FVan- stlon from Australian authorities ta,. Oa., group for $7.5 million ttie batter singled to leftfleld. satlon Tuesday, others are seek­ TMesday to run in the Melun The relay from the outfield got the campaign during the slump .. ^ . cisco, 21; Stargell, Pittsburgh. but found out later it didn't hava PRISCILLAE POP and is now 12-2 for the season. ing the franchise. He did not say 17. two-miler. a firm commitment to use -tha BY AL VERMEER aat the catcher and rolled Into . . . Manchester Legrion's sched­ how many have presented appli­ Stolen bases—Wills, Loe An­ new stadhim there. u esd territory. cations. SHow many runners may score uled baseball game tonight DOING THE CRAWL— No, it’s not a new dance geles, 43; Brock, St. Louis, 26. Schooil Problems ^ WC HAD A . J WE'LL « o 1 I TWINV: against Danielson has been post­ Members of the Stadium Pitching — Ellis, Cincinnati, and what happens to the bat­ Athorlty have individually step. It’s just what happens when runners like PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Signs Pact SECRET VOTE! S SWIMMlN&.Jr^ TWATS , o n , ter? poned until July 23 due to high and Koufax, Los Angeles, 11-3, THIS SUMMERTWB Mli»MTYi T H E Y , OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS school graduation . . . Vic Dava-1 preraed their preference for the Doc Edwards of the Yankees (top), Maury Wills .786. Providence C o llie's fourth PHILADffiJPHIA (AP) — PICNICS- All three runs should be al­ ranked basketball' team has lost Bob AOraheRe, a halfhacfc from eOTlB AMD «(RUB EVEN NICE OF THE] W E R E N 'T llllo, leading batter in the Amer- NFL, but MoiUgomery said the of the Dodgers, bottom left, and Sandy Valdespino Strikeouts — Koufax, Los An­ ymO. ALL PLAY PARTIES BOYS!, IN ON THE , ^aWC'ldlWBTPUAOJSyrOR \ f W■U.,BA*MARK»l5WH^TOeETWBR.' S E C R E T HBAP MAftALLTHC EARMARKS! WHCM TIAM«E FIMISHBP < is a former teeunmate of Gene ®n American Foot- 113. !» There are two different plays ball League proposal. one year. The college dioolqeed gle a t the Naitiatwi FbotbaU ------> WITH THE CLIFFERS-WHRIJ Involved there. The first is the Johnson, player - coach with H6 PICKED UP THE aCtSaOK» Morlarty’s In the Hartford Twi­ The AFL franchise was Felix Mantilla, who hit 30 MINNOW POUCH Monday that Westbrook has League. ’Vhe rookie tiaJft]a<^ 1 EOTNERVOUE AM PPE- hit by the batter and the sec­ awarded earlier thie month to home runs for the Boston Red Pouches pipe toba.. o comes Belle Aotem cost $2,600 as a been dropped from the school wtta aijpsed as a fires agent, ac­ ODEP TO LET THE ond the throwing error. light League. “He was a pitcher then," Johnson said of the cur­ the Cox Broadcasting Co. which Sox last season, broke in with in make a good place to store yearling and earned $353,063 as because of academic deficl- cording to an announoement BARBER FIMIEH The first base runner Is al­ paid $7.5 milUcm for the fran- the Milwaukee Braves In 1956. salted or dried baits. a pacing mare. encee. Monday. ; THE JO B/ lowed to score on the hit and rent Cleveland outfielder the' runners who were on first Managers Red Sehoendienst of i the Cards and Bobby Bragam of Cox officials were not avalla- i and second should also be wav­ Ue for comment. However, ed home, one base for the hit the Braves have been hit with $200 fines for their actions in or­ there Were Indications the AFL and two additional bases for plans to continue fighting. As­ the errant throw. dering stalling and speed-up k tactics in Sunday's, gaine In sistant AFL Oommlssioner Milt Milwaukee, won by the 'Cards, Woodard said in New York Short Stuff 6-4. Tuesday, "We feri the Cox Rookie League, for young­ • « * group ts the moat formidable BY JOE CAMPBELL sters nlne-years-old, start^ bidder for a franchise in Atlan­ End of the Line ta.” Close-out Sale on the Goodyear Tire that beat i Monday night. Tom Conran, Little League baseball presi­ Veteran tight end Joe Walton The Stadium Authority has set 9N 0TA A6KTHAT] dent. who also heads up the of the New York Giants has a July 1 deadline to decide be­ IS id tU Rookie loop, said two special retired and immediately signed tween the leaguee. Yet many rulings were made. One rule with the elub as a fame scout. observers feel the decision will be made more quickly, perhaps ^ all Major Competition in its price class in M ! i 'WHAT *-i3 prohlblta any inning from Walton, 39, who m ls ^ the en- S i n Jitartlng after 7 :30 and tlfA oth­ tirs 19M aeSson i^th a shoulder wlttila .34 Jtours of the -tiine the v s r r? er Timits action once a team Injury suffered in pre-season Nl*^ announces its franchise “285 iias a 15-run lead after three training, will replace Ehn Tun- owner. 286 . . . 287 . . . 288 .. .!" Innings. The Rookie League has nell who has moved up aa an been known for Its free-scoring aaalatant defenalve coach ... . ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ » » ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ '♦ » »■» games In the past and these *np of the cap to Bary Player o ( T • • 4l i - . y rules were Instituted to make for hla gift of t»l000 — hla ioT better play... Tom Kelly first prize money for wlpnlng 1 StSuS- THE WOERV WAR! of 17 Chambers St. "and EM the C ^ n — to' the AmeHcan A great value-our fastest- 8 0 0 0 m ll^ at 6j5-70 Fitzgerald of 105 Olcott St. Cancer Society ($5,000) and to selling 1964 3-T Nylon tire! on a 500 li^e Texas test I 'c r BEN CASEY have registered for the first the Development of Junior annual Connecticut 'Valley Golfers ($20,000). (WithT\ifsyn rubber and route of c o ^ e asphalt! KAWe, X TDU> !OU OQNIS HKK WITH A CHIP ON HIS SHOUDR^t Wrap-Around 'R'ead.l'IVead Goodyear Safety All-Weather ALUMNI BASEBALL wear proved superior to outwore 13 competitive SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL AN OPBWnON ON DR.TH0R trains Seven Days a Week CtARKMAyMUHIM! CANyQM Behind the three-hit. pitching 13 leading makes in road of Steve Banas, Green Manor tires, still had thousands ^ BVBJy BK/ONEOP ‘UNPERSTAND HOW THAT '\ w m MUST 85 A H(J@E Record Holder Ron Qarke trimmed Pontloeilb’s Oontract- tests by an independent of miles of tread depth ^LOOKTAIOWR flH6M eceSOVERUS. SUlW Of IHEM ?OMEPWffli HURT THIS ons test night trt the West Side ONXOF1HOS6 NOSPilAUS Oval, 8-8. Banes fanned 11 research organization. left after this gruelllog test! HOT'BMSSL PRBSIISE? Sees W orld at Fa s t Pace tnitsroen end wedked a pah-. Four hits off the bait of Rudi WIttke, three adnglea end a dou­ THEDROHOFAMORLP ble, paced the Oontraotnrs. Gives extra traction in rain or dry Weather! FAMOUS scBBmar TORONTO (NBA)—Among his many buolness interests in Teammate Jim Sproul added a UNPERTHi KNIFE triple and a single while Banas WHEIMB)ICM.Of>MK)N Melbourne, Australia, Ron contributed his bit too with a LOWEST PRICES EVER OFFERED! SAVE ON ALL SIZES! O H YOURS TODAY! nasausmvpomted Clarke is company secretary of single end a double. Mike Ag- ouT-ncMNm? a travel agency, a convenience neWs two-baser paced Pontlcel- gisdi Tsholoww MsekTsSs-Typs thoroughly enjoyed by the BboK $S$6|—tkss U ' s . 5 0 ' 5.20)113 7.75x15 BQQjilJ . ".Al'Skli- iBiiiii»iiiii i l AJ9 world’s greatest distance run­ Green Manor .... 100 410 3—8 5.60x13 6.70x15 . 8.25 r 14 7.10x15 ' MORTY MBEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl ner. PonticelM...... 100 010 0—2 ANfSIZE 5.90x13 8.00x18 ANY SIZE 8.15x15 450x16 BUZZ SAWYER Since the j^eitsonable Mr. 6.00x13 7.10x11 BY ROY CRANE LISTED^ 5.5 xlS LISTED y Clarke is the wdrld record hold­ lUIWH PluitMWKleWSr* Phia lax a«d Old lira Y: , ^UOPOLV SOMCOHE SHATCICt r ! MILA'S HAHDBA6. wDNOuaee havethb l\CHAPTHXr B U rr FSB^UkSlM AMARkH7AMW. er In the three and slx-mUe runs Twenty nase hits and 31 runs, FEELmiiwrecti^m FEB-INRALL plus the 5,000 and 10,000 meters ail by the same team! MsttiTsSsIsfi he does not have aa much time This happened last night as 6.50x13 5.90Z15 l6 6OIN01O.HAPPa^ QAV, r GANT T 7.00x13 . 5.00x15 455x14 . ttl8xU TO Sou? EXPLAIN m . as desired for business matters. St. Mary’s soundly trounced ANY SIZE 5.60x15 6.85x15 7461U But he can compensate the Colonial Board at Charter Oak, euatomere, and bis employers, 31-9:' Sixteen errora by the USTED too, with an Intimate knowl­ losera helped the Saints build up Phil tji and old tke nwaiaaaidoldtlra edge of the wortd's meet at­ a 17-run first inning and then glirah TsSSlMt tractive tourist tipots because coast to victory. 6.50x14 6.40x15 he has seen most of them, and Bob Parmakin’s three h 111 SO 7.00x14 4.50x15 5.06x15 J Six 16 the views have not been confinr paced the Saints while Odell, ANY SIZE 7.78X14 7.35x15 I ANY SIZE 420x15 00x16 Richards, Miley, Kilby, Stevens, 7:S0xl4 7.75x15 ed to a sightseeing bus window. - . LISTED 7.35x14 5.70x15 LISTED "When I'm In a foreign coun­ Haldem&n, Watson and Pinto Plui tax and old lira PWataiandoMKra try for la race (which is very all had two hits each for the often) 1 always take the time slugfest. WHiTEWAUS ONLY$3,00 MOREI HURRYt AT THESE PRICES TH ErU SEU FASTI to’ see whatever inUresUfig St. Mary’s things I can by running around j 17 50 211 5 31-20- 2 them or through them," Clarke Colonial .. 140 031 0 0-10-16 '//, \ \ (ioodvmu Truck Tin*s said. Haldertiian and Kilby; De- NO MONEY DOWN! FREE MOUNTING! Carli and McLaughlin. "For Instance, my wife Helen > - "No Lim ir Guaraoteel MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER and I plan to see Niagara Falls, nt Auto l ir e P rices! but she won't see aa much of it JION fll.AhKB WHAJMANTip BASBBMX as it- tMcause ITlybe ootnbinlng Running into a tornado last Ourfamous •xtra-mllttag* ,__ , S0MKTHIN6 NCXTTUCSMY/ GOOD/HAND r-^ANO MV GUEST WILL ( XFOUNDACABiSim. 'HE IS SURVWBD SV A ▼ MV STARBI' have my biggest workout of night in the WllUmantic Twi­ AMV SMRTLMa MBMB , _ "LCVRIL MIMNNi a nin with atghtseslng. GO ^ CLAMCY? WHIN IS irSAONECAV, ME THE ’ BE A AdR. AACSINNtS/ iV B P o cra m NBPtUW.OKVy KAUlKAIC J WHATMDNV r ‘-That tbs best way to sts 12 to 14 miles. light League, Fogarty Brothers RIB HI-MILER HBR9.MNISH AlTQl(NiyFORl«Adl^ affair] ^ ph o n e; mt-yoK WMIA WB IWRB OMbV «STM F 9MMS I maUfE.ROtlNOMMM AND HIS SON. SUSTkR.OF/ THOSB th ii^ . Xt makes r u m ^ very ‘‘EYery Sunday morning of {Manchester were troimced by Built with Tuftyn rubber for extra milaaga ANDPMy RIAOMB MB SI MNDV ALLSy.KTH DMpfiM'S I when I ’m home other run­ a 12-1 count. ARRIVE TWSBTORV H^niMiimuP HOMB enjoyable and that's why I Uke and 3Tnykm cord for extra strangthi g o o d e a r iMSAAPuwsa* ^ i. ners Join me for a 28-^118 A - f t VMTMmWiAVBAUPTlWr It so much. Homers by Bill Holowatyand HOW MOW MUFT A IM lSU tW COUSCTIONI' run. 600DVU6 IM7MN.WIDC "IW UMIT- tUaiUllTII-Ne MNt Se aMtSl • Ns 6x61 M Mtat • Nt aMSS aMlANP “in San Francisbo I ran up Peite Sipples and,three hits by It rnXi • NX IMt XI ts ipxM • rxr ttw xaUrt IHt aw Wm . OOUBCriON? ^ tbg l^^la bycause, when you got “Injurlee don’t stop me, Bob Corlett paced.the winners. UL NIW USSTUI m s TISII ASl tUUINTlIB HSiXit 4l(xctt Ix wxrkiiiMiMp m i xuUiitlx m i sxfxwl MX4 either. Last SeptombOT (be­ Joe Camposeq had two of Saisrdi, Mcxpt ifpairiSIt puncturxi. to ^ liop you had a magniCi- fore the Olympics) ]. had an osnt vigw- sf the bay. Fogarty’s six hits as Steve Mc- IF A SttSTIM flH fAlU WWIS THIS SSABANTU My X( xwfl tlwx SO.OOO SttXyXir XxAlxrt la tSx IMtx« A ch illes (endon injury. I Adam suffered the loss, falling lUUi m4 Cixxdi will WAAt XIISWMU XX s.sxw UfX-SxtxXex-MieiaxI UmX XxpIS raxwlxlxg MX HHtixiI F “When I ’m In Oeirmany I run coiild run' for only about a 26.00 X 15 tin J30 plus tn Slid 2 recspptele tifM piixtH "IxtSxxix Priu" currxxt at tSx Uxw xl aXisiliMxX Ml xx tlw SIflwr **Nx Tix4x4x frixx.’* to last the find toning.. through all the UtUe'toim and mile before the pam became see all tbdse beautiful bouses 'Rook Ckrden ~ unbeapable. But 1 would run ' 612 016 X—12-10-0 and tha 4tslds. . ' Ue, stop, GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE ^ E H M "When X was In England, X. Fogarty’e .. 000 010 0 1- 6-2 TIRE more. T h en I would go for Parmelee and Baylodk; Me- 713 MAIN STREn — A49-9023 295 RROAD STREET - : 643-5179 itto fommd the whole Oxford treatment. Adam, McCurry. (1), lyogmen V U m t m .. complex; when. I Third at Tokyo (6) and Kaskvage. ^ ' was m Switnerland, T sidoyed * ^ t don’t-tak e tha,! ak art niMilfig' tlm a i^ ' tbs forests.” excuse for the Olympics (he HOLLYW OOD SERVICE CENHE WeU leveled TWI> b a s e b a l l ^ COOK'S SERVICE STATION finished third to BUiy MlUa 349 E. CENTER ST.—649-3137 356 M mPI.E TPKB. BA8T-646-8S91 ABERNATBY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES i By ..fombininf: pleasure with In the 10,000 metera). X was Spindly Gene RelUy apparent­ BY LEFF and MeWlLLIAMS running, the well-traveled beaten and that la all.’’ ly has the number of Moriarty’s. JACK'S ATLANTIC RUHRER'S SHEU SERVICE f'- CUiiie bas developed one of Because Ctanice Is such' en iM t flight the d m ra l Con­ the. niitot intereifing philoso­ a g re e a b le young (26) man necticut standout poatod bis 106 MAIN ST.—649-6989 U 8 CENTE tt ST^-4a-819S " E 3 7 " w iTK m m T phies i p ^ t ttM moat grueling and beosrae. 1 ^ quiok fmfle second win of the season over o f'fiU can ba somewhat disarming, Moriaotys'hi the'Haiotford Twi­ RANTLyS SERVICE CENTIR RUHNI'S PLYINO A SERVId w ,‘.T diMVt feel tbat much aome people foratd • $ba, oofi- l i t League jst ^ ]^k for . .333 MAIN 8T,^-343-4596 113 UENTEtt Hb-ddS-Sm -wIIMB I pan tn ^ Mke th k ” pettthreneM' M Uai biui' made valoo, 4-3. A pislr of two-nm be ImH *Tm n ^ J ik * Fwter him the m' ty eybiYiity. Tom*t Ik ttm* aeaiKm. ' ^ -i ' "The wlkile "■ Mad of run­ fsnie*s only extra hast lUSW ORTH o|4 lASSOW M /A M. SHOL SERVICK two obh- ning 1# to .Nvfaf at all' oCats;'' t W68 Moe ,||pthardt‘8 double 363 OAKLAND 8T<-643-aiH < sec^ve training in Ron aald. “If I loee Uke X dM i'or the looala as I|«UiyMndPaul ROTTB 3> AM1M>VB»-«4MM> iq.;Toky

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iM' MANCHESTER EVENING HESALD, HANCBESTEB; CONN,, WEDNESDAY, JUNE S8, 1906 PAGE TWENTY-DIIB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OOIW.* WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1965 TWENTY-FOUR BofiliMM ScnrlcM O ffe r o d 1 8 nVBIDK New Injuries to Monde and M am Plus Howard’s Arm Problem WILL DO moat Too name ynar iraa pnea. CLASSIFIED ____rates for Byoasownen time, will work. OsU or ov sr. t T A t m . BXPBRIBNCBD pohitar wUl ADVERTISING LAND CUDAKINO. tl taks any Job, lassofaMa. ffb- movsl, aad etaala soa M06. Yankee Flag Hopes Dimmed CLASSIFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Michaud, T49-MM. P A p m w Q , m x t m a a k m o 8 A.BI. to 5 P.M. DRIVEWAYS ^and parking lota •“****’ pftpwiwtHPBfe seeled, expert apptieators. OsO ps4^ ranioved; dry aw l weak. __ Asplit with the last place KansaaaelMln* across ttie plats in Ihe^only two opportte '** ^ Reosonabls ratasi. FbOy tab- (AP) COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 878-6646 or 876-68M for free aa- aured. Free esttmatss. 64*- NEW YORK . __ . ^ aii*«r%Mas*a eight tdlflMItimes Altat bfttbat TU6BO&yTuesday but DUt —Howard -- “ a^almOMlCjulAWl aitoowlsdg^ IM he ^ fim sle. The New York Yankees’ aty Athletics. Ohib officials first game of Sunday's double- MONDAY Itarn FRIDAT UiM AM. — SATOBDAY • AJL M6R. Joseph P-Lowto. tried to make light of the injury header loss to Minnesota. The he was hSlpleae beWnd the plate turned sooner pennant hopes, already SB four of five runners succM' have but explained tt tMe PAnmNG BY Dtek Fentataia; but Mickey hUnseU told leport- fingers are badly bruised and “The boys were going b a d j^ Homehold Ssrvif s faint, dipped dangerously swollen, nuddng it impoealWe ed in stealing a base against Ms PLEASE READ TOUR AD Interior and eMsrloi'. Papef en he expected the latest Injury I felt they needed sonwbody to Offtral 13-A hanging and wall paper tamow close to the evaporation to keep him out of action for at for Roger to grip the bat. He once mighty arm. OtaasUed ar '’Waat Ads’* a n tahta avsr tha pheas as a was expected to be out of action “My arm le sore,’’ he admit­ pick them up. I eeavsntanoe. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST al. Dutch Boy and DaPont point today. least a week. be the one fc do it. jCaybs I m REWBAVmo of bites, moth Quality workmansU^. OsO for at least another day or two. ted. “It stiffened up on me in DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS ta time for the bolas. Ztopsrs repaired. Win­ New injuries to Mickey Afan- The ewltch hitting star sus­ the second game. Dr. Oaynor trying too hard.” next Inaerttoa. Ihe Herald to raepeoalble tor oa|y ONE tacor- evenings, •27-9671. tained the injury trying to score Howard’s case is causing the dow ShaoM made to measAmerican League’s Most normal. . . Another casualty is Joe Pe^- Main.. 64A-622L ly taaurod. Woennanshto guar­ and sore from an elbow opera­ twlnbill. He didn’t make it but “I’m just going to have to tion performed nearly seven Valuable P layer in 1968 and ac- anteed. Leo Peltatier, 6W-6S36. the Yankees came from behind work it l»ck in ehape. It’s Jw tone. The first bssemsh sport­ w eeks a go oast the deepest to win 4-3. Kansas Oty, behind knowle^ed to be the key man ed to toe park with an inflamed (RoskvSle^ Ibn FMe) If no answer, 648-90^ shadow yet over the harassed southpaw John O’Donoghue, on the Yankees, cannot throw like my Wtlh«. I know I’m not eye. He played toe first game Building— ContraetiBf 14 m- with Ms accustomed strength in shape for swinging a bat. I ^ _____ 643-2711 875-3136 PAINTING — Exterior and in- defending champkme. won the opener #-3. hut his vision became so tharea DION OONSTRUemON CO. - terior, workmanship guaxaiv Maris didn't even play. The Maittle pulled a beunstrtng ‘^ Itr llL triUning ^1 ^ ^ Complete building service. New teed. For free eoMnuttes cal muscle in*W b left leg duriniI slugging rlghtfielder ‘ jammed Not only did Howard manage over again. I had no idea It]endgame construction, alterations a r ad­ 6496882. Tuesday night’s doubleheader | two fingers on his right hand ditions. Roofing, siding, painb Tnabit Retehinf Oor AdvMlittr? Ing, etc. 448-4883, 848-0696. WALLPAPER Removed, $7.68 average room. Ceilings paint­ 89-Hoar Aatwoiiag Sonrleo CARPENTRY — S3 years’ ex­ ed, $7.60 also. General paint­ perience. Ceilings aad floors ing. Free estimatoe. 64^9168. Fiot to H o n li Roadon tiled, pordMe, ree rooms, ga­ Everything Working for Indians, ’EM ARGUE, JOHNNY—Red’ Coacb Reggie Boyer (14) argued with Umpire Bill Williams that rages, additions, attics finish­ Otero, left, counsels catcher John Edwards ^ter he togged Edwards. Umpires Ed. Sudol, left, and Want htfoimattoa aa oa e o f os I f Ha ed, remodeled, concrete work. Floor Fhufililnc 24 be was declared safe on play at third base against Tom Gorman listen as Cards’ Coach John Schultz aswar at tha H stodr 'R o Job too smsJl. Iinmedlate eotim ates. 648-2829. FLO O R and rafiD* Cardinals last night. Edwards rounded third on pushes Boyer away. (AP Photofax.) tshlag (i ------ta 'oM ar Leo Cardenas’ double, but slid back. Cards’ Ken EDWARDS CARPENTRY —Oonorete steps, f l o o n ) . 1 'axtag floera. Palnt- Pull Within Half Game of Twins fkxsra, hatchways, remodeling lu . Colltaca. Paporhaagta^ ANSWERim SERVIOE porches, ^rages, closets, ceil­ No job too stnalL John Von- faffla, 649-5780. hiaejn toe first two innings of the ings, attics finished, reo rooms INDIANS-TWINS— <^ut Bemie Allen and Worthlng-^Pefllx____ MknUHa boosted fM ^ca. No job too small. D A NEW YORK (AP)—Itf league-leading RBI total to 62 in opener at New York, chasing Chuck Hinton was toe .287 ton. Jim Bouton, and John O’Dono- MM5M - ITS-ISII D Oarpsntry Service. 649-8880. MANTLE’S PAIN-FILLED MOMENT— Oft injured Mickey Mantle shows all works when you’re hot. Gary Bell was the winner, the nightcap with a pair of run- Biudiieflfi O pportonltj 28 hitter Who settled matters at ■hue blanked the Yankees until Giants Added to Law’s List, 1 taava year maassga. YeoTl hoar tn ia aor ofii -tajM r pain as he pulls muscle trying to reach home from second on passed ball. Ask the Cleveland In­ checking Minnesota toe last two scoring singles. A. A . nOM, INC Roofiita Cleveland when he tagged • • • .lay Barker and Mkdtey Mantle e wlthoat spswdlng afl evaalag at the tetophoae. sldbig, painting. Carpentry. Al- MANCHESTYat — Drive . In. T ^^ng out Mantle is Kansas City pitcher Fred Talbot. Action takes place m Twins reliever A1 Worthington innings. dians, hottest team in big ANGELS-TTOEBS— homered in the eighth. Wayne terattons and addraona. OsO- Lease guaranteed. ReasonaMa. fourth inning of yesterday’s seecond game at Yankee Stadium. (AP Photofax.) league baseball. fo r a bom er leading o ff toe 10th Causey had three of the Atblet- tags. Workmanship guaraa- Maslicn Edhmd Real Estate^ Inning. Rookie Duke Sims bad ORIOLES-RKD SOX— Brunet held toe Tigers hltleM AatomobUafi For Sak A starting pitcher came on in for six inningo, then yielded a ioa’ 12 hits, O’Doooghue, M teod. 18 Autumn Ut M8-4880. 289-4619, 8444)414. ^ tied it with his homer in toe The Orioles won their 10th In Charles and Ken Harreleon add­ relief for toe Indians Tuesday eighth as a pinch hitter for Sam 11 games in the opener, beating leadoff sii^e to Jerry Umpe in Homers and Pitches Shutout DAIM LER, 1961, SP-360, ex cel­ QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, ELECnUC BOLBOARD apoo# South Windsor Wins Exhibition Game the seventh, a single to Don De- ed two each, and Bene Lachs- HERALD lent condition inside and out. night and stopped a raUy. Tlien McDoweM, toe starter Manager the Red Sox with three runs in mann homered. dormers, porches, basements fo r rent, 12’x20’ , R oute 44, 8H- Birdie Tebbetts used in relief. the sixth on four singles and a meter in the elghto and another C all 648-2202 after 6. reftatahed, cabinets, buUt-ins, a rookie pinch hitter tied toe on A1 Kaline in the ninth. Vic The Yanks settlad the second N F W Y O R K ( A P ^ __ helped the Pirates to the Na-Robin Roberts his seventh Power knocked in two Angel Vem Law of the Pitts­ BOX LETTERS m ajors. Then a .237 batter won Mahon with none out in toe enth, scoring on Hoemce self to the Cy Young Award aa 17th while Law was collectin g fice fly by pinch hitter Lou equipped. Beet offer. CUl 648- stool, osramo siding. William eighth inning of toe see'-saw bat­ straight loss, with Elarl Wilson runs, with a hom er In the sec FOR SALE — Bartwr Shop, s » Jim Martello Stops Stafford Cold it with another homer. " Clarke’s sacrifice fly and Bobby burgh Pirates, an elder in the best pitcher In the majors his first of the season. Johnson to get the tie-breaking S060 or 38 M ain 8t.. TUcottviUe. Robbins Carpentry Service, tle with M innesota ahead 4-8 holding Baltimore to four hits. ond against loser Mickey Ldlch • • • run across In the seventh. How­ F o r Y o o r 649-8448. taMtehed bustaees, good loan The result was a 5-4 victory in and wMi a single in toe sixth. Rlcbardson’s single. Pedro Ra­ the Mormon Church who with a 30-9 record. and Twins on first and third. John MHler, recently called Arm trouble sliced Law’s R E D S-C A R m — ie Reed got the victory with 6 2- tion. Phone 6494)8()7. 10 innings over Minnesota that • • • m o s 'Van the winner in relief lives by a rigid, self-im­ GENBIRAL bght sarpentry, rea. Jimmie Hall went out trying to up from Indianapolis, was toe and reUsvsr Was Slock took ths record to 8-4 in 1961 but he put nie Reds won the opener In 3 InMngs of one-hit relief. Infom uitioa 1967 OHEVROLET Station Wag- For Hot Rockville Legion Nine stretched toe Indians’ winning score on Jerry Zimmerman’s I first-game winner, getting relief A’s-TANKEE8— posed code of ethics, lists • • « on 3 door. 648-0675. sonaMe rates, workmanship FOR SALE — RockvlUs aran. loss. together a 10-7 m ark the fol­ the Mnth when Deron John­ 4-bay. servlcs atation doing vod- string to 10 games and piished grounder, then McDowell struck I help from Didt HalL Boston’s Kansas Q ty scored flour tknes among -his cardinal rules: son’s triple, two walks and a CUBS-BRAVES— guaranteed. For free eatimatea lowing season. Howevsr, 1963 THE HERALD wm aot ume business, used dealei; them into a tie for second in toe “I will always have a happy proved even worse than 1961 ^ch-hlt single by Charey The Cubs scored three runs in 1960 DODGE Station Wagon, ca ll 649-6892. Joe Van<^South Windsor saw Coach Por­ American League, Just one-haK dtacIoBS ths Idantlty o f cense. 84,800. required smile for everyone, especially and Law took a turn In tha mi­ Jamee produced the winning the third Inning on Doug Cle­ cylinder, excellent running con- It’s going* - S to take------a . - T oudenhove *' unloaded a bases- ter Blinn’s well-balanced home game behind toe Twine. any advsrtiasr using box dltkm. 649-1614. NEWTON H. SMITH A SONS- Interested party write Bek A« Baseball League those who like me least.” nors before posting a 13-18 run. JMuuwn, Vada Pinson and m ens’ hom er and three m ore In Remodeltag, repairing, racrea- effemt, with a little luck, loaded triple in the first inning team top the Middletown Cleveland is even with the the eighth, two on a double by tatters. Readsrs answer­ H erald. i That’s beginning to take In record last season. Frank Robinson homered for 1966 CADILLAC 4-door Sedan de tton roonos, admtiona, garages, r 'for any club in Zone Four and Rockville was never head­ Legion, 5-3. Chicago White Sox, whose home Cincinnati, all oft Bob Gibson, Ernie Banks, while Cal Koonce ing blind box sda who most of the National League. Cincliuiati, meanwhile, moved concrete w ork. C all 649-8144. -4 - ed. Triples by Kevin Merli and game with Washington was Starting Monday ahd Lindy McDaniel checked dssirs to protect tliair VUle, excellent condition. Tel. American Legion competi­ Law added San Franciscb to Into second pl^ce, three games who hasn’t won since May 21 identity can follow this 8T5-7688. Money to Loan ^ 29 tion to beat Rockville’s A1 Putz came through with Dennis Murphy spiarked the rained out. Ms Uke-me-least list Itieadsy back of National Lssgus leading and was trying for his ninth vic­ Milwaukee on six hits. The loss CARPENTERS — Semi-retired, three hits and had four RBIs. winners. The three base blow F or Boys 16-18 to r for the eeventh time. was the Braves third In four prooedurs: Baltimore’s fourth-^4ace Ori­ Mght, checking the Giants on Loe Angeles by sweeping a dou Enclose your reply to ths MUST SELL — going overaeas. buUds reoreation rooms, base­ A . FR E SH S T A R T WfD tum p K J i m m y Martello. Last Charlie Ragno had a perfect was Merli’s fifth of the young fow MU snd Jamming a three- 'Tommy Harper took over hit­ games and' dropped them into your debts Into one easySwy- '' night at Hmry Park the tall oles spUt with Boston, winning blriieader from St. Louis while box In an envelops — 1962 Thunderblrd, like new, $1, ment, bedrooms, below going night with a walk, a home run season. Murphy, a pitcher last Tits Intennedists Bssehofi tun homer In a 6-0 victory that the Dodgers were taking a sin­ ting honors for the Reds in the third place. ment. It you have equity to RockviUe pltcldng ace stopped the opener 4-1 before taking a 4- addressed to tha OIsssl- 9(X>. 628-4381. prices. Nice ahaip work. Write far over the centerfielder’s season, now stationed at third stretched his winning streak to gle from the New Y ork Meta 4-2 nightcap, slamming a homer in • • • property, call Frank Bnrlia to - Stsfford colder thlan a frozen 2 loss. George Brunet of the Loe League for boys 16-18 will cosnf fled Msnagar, Manchastar Regan, P.O . B ox 901, M anches­ head and a double. base, collected three RBIs. Ken Angeles Angels pitched a three- seven and lowered his earned Elsewhere, the Chicago Cubs the tMrd Inning M id then dou­ FHILS-ASTBOfi— 1960 FORD G alaxle Sedan, pow ­ ter. dlscuBs ways and means (Poia- Ice locker, 11-0. Martello al- Martello walked two batsmen Malone collected two hits for prise four teams tots year and Evening Herald togsther hit 3-0 victory over fifth-place tun average to 1.69 — best whipped Milwaukee 6-1 aiul bling home the tie-breaking nm Richie Allen punched out a with a memo listing the er brakes, power steering, nectlcut Mortgage Exchimgeu rt ‘lowed one hit in six innings. and struck out eight. the home crew. ■wto p4ay sfi games at ML among all starting pitchers in PHlsdelptala belted Houston 7-8. in a three-run fifth Inning that two-run single and Tony Gonza­ fine condition. C all 6494)641. AL WILCOX—Quality carpen­ 16 Lewis St, HmrttoiiTns. Jim Clark j>lt(toed the last RockvUle 411 320 x—11-10-0 Detroit for his first major companies you do NOT South Windsor league shutout. And the New Ndbo. Action stanta Monday the majora. • • • put It out of the Cardinals’ lez legged out an Inslde-the-park try, remodeling. Oarages, 8697. : -frame and was reached for two Stafford .. 000 000 0— 0- 3-0 want to see your Isttar. I960 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent ...... 002 111 X— 5-9-1 York Yankees broke even with American League night. Team iwporesentatives Befora starting Ms strsak on PfRATES-OlANTB— reach. homer In a five-nm seventh-in­ kltchena, tile work. Good ref­ binglee as Rockville won its Martello, Clark (7) and Van * • • Your letter win bo des­ condition. MiMt seH. $660. ■BCOND MORiaAC» U to Middletown 100 002 d—3-7-1 Kansas City by winning the sec­ w . L. P ot. GA. wlU meet Friday ntgrit et 8:30 May 31, the 16-year-oM right­ Ths Giants were unable to put ning uprising that got the job troyed i t th e sd virttaer ta erences. 648-7867 a fter 8 p.m . school in three Zkme F oiir Oudenhove; Julian, Champagne done for the Phillies. Gonzalez, Phone 876-8620. Hatted funds avnilstite ond game of their twi-night dou­ Minnesota .. 88 24 .618 — at the Elsst Side Center. Sched­ hander had another string going more than one base runner on DODOER8-MET8— one you’ve mentioned. If ■tarts. The loss was the first (5) and Hanley. Jacobs, Grace (4), Norelka Cookie Rojas and Johimy Calli- ond mortgages, payments (6) and Twarkins; Waylock, bleheader 4-2 after being Chicago .... 37 24 .607 % ules win be dtetributecL — five straight losses. at any time against Law and Ron Fairly hit a homer, triple not it win be handled In for Stafford after two wins. and single for the Dodgers but It son all collected three hits for 1966 DODGE, Stsndsrxl shift, suit your Lombardo (6) and Dunn. whipped 6-2. Cleveland ... 87 24 .607 % FytUowtnig ore the team m a­ But It's been like thust tor Law oould not gat a runner past sec­ tbs usual manner. Rooflng^-Sidlnc 16 service. J. O. Appcuently back in the ShchiblUcai Legion gam e at •ver since the 1960 season when ond base. Law, meanwhile, got took three singles — by John Philadelphia. door, good tires. Front end re- Baltimore .. 37 27 .578 2 ters: buUt, new shocks. $60. 643-6067. .566 UGHTNINO RODS, roofing, D etroit ...... 35 27 8H YANKEES; Mon: Bcherdt, siding, rotters, aluminum wta- 82 86 .471 9 Musical—Diamatie 30 Loa Angeles Bob Dixon, 'Tony Kostauskss, Lost and Found dovB, doom, alumtaum eano- New York .. 29 86 .446 10% Pitcher Who Can Go Nine Innings 1966 M ERCURY, B aidtop, piss. roO-up awntaga. Work 26 87 .418 12% Tom O essay. W ow IHrii, John PIANO, VIOLIN taOBoaa, you r Boston ...... Holmes, Bruce 'mellng, Pete LOST — Michael, male qxlng- good t in s $128. c u t 628-7790. guaranteed. Beacon TJghtntag Washington . 26 89 .400 13% HUNTING ■ ''V I I home or my studio. Ctaestcal Jackson, Gary Dorsey, Jtm «r . Mack and white. OaK 648- Proteotion, Steve Pearl, 64$- and popular. Dteitaan Ctansk Kansas City 18 41 .306 18% 8660. 5316. CHARGE Tuesday’s Results kr, Pats Herdto, Jhn Kuhn, 1966 CHEVROLET Serisn, $126. CtaH W 7 4 3 6 . - John Ruff and Roy Johnson. Red Sox Combination K ansas City 6-2, New Y ork 2-4 , a n d ^ FOUND — one brown female 96 Francis Drive. BIDWELL HOME Improvement B altim ore 4-2, Boston 1-4 A M E ldC A N l e a g u e i WITH DODGERS; Coach JobnHww- mongrel. Can Boltcm Dog War­ Oompany->RooCtag, sidtag, al­ ifehoola and ChaBiifi 33 Tir«$tos« Cleveland 5. Minnesota 4, 10 tbome,—Bill Dixnh, Rcn.Dlok- Although outlUt, 6-5, SINTERNATIONAL LEAGUE T ta O e r a — Minnesota at Cleveland, N RED SOX; Jack Hanrington, 1496. SEWING Tom Lotmbaoxto, Jim W ekh, kx]^ comment Hm fishing been stuck for two weeks at 4-4, The Orioles got the same The Lawyers couldn’t hold on AnnonncenMiits Mobile Homes 6-A Boston at Baltimore, N number of Mts as Boston- Buel Grant, Bob Le Lscheue, authorities at Mercury out- earned victory No. 6 wltii a to a 6-3 margin after two in­ PLUMBING, heating and re­ Only games scheduled bottitto, clothing does plaiy a strong four-bitter. seven—but they bunched four of nings and Pagani’s came on to ELECTROLUX Sales and serv­ TRA ILBR FOR RENT, $90. X>ick O’Grady, Prank Oonway, tiiem in the sixth inning when ice, bonded representative. A1‘ modeling done reasonaMy. I MACHINE Tom Tierney, John McBduff, rote In fishing suooeas under The husky right-hander gave post a 7-6 win last night at monthly. Atao, one trailer will pcu;k any faucet $3.50. R ol­ 1/2 certain oonditlons. they scored three times to Verplanck Field. fred A m ell, 110 Bryan Dr. space available. Coventry Tom Fitzgerald, Joe Wridtad, up two runs on the four hits break open a 1-1 pitcher’s duel. Manchester, 6t4-8141. and Plumbing A Heating Co„ G«uy Miinor and Osmila Qon^ Obmfort is the prtmery rea- and three walks but he stayed Three hits by John Soucha, Lake. 742-8892, M r. F razier. 648-4623. < OPERATORS Los Angeles . 48 26 .623 — ainglea by Brooks Robinson, including a douUe, and Carl Cincinnati . . . 88 27 .686 8 bedati. oon any angler done hie favor­ in oonzmand after surviving a ite apparel, despite its possible rodey third inning when Luis N-orm Siebern and Jerry Adair Warkhoven’s two singles paced optaaton and M ilwaukee . . 84 26 .667 4)4 scored one nm and then, otiter Fageni’s. Roger Talbot homer­ P eraoM li M o t o r c 7 cleB -> B tC 3r d e s 1 1 R a d io — T Y R e p a ir , San Fran. . . . 86 29 .654 6 thrsM&ara snd faded appser- Aparicio drove In two runs with ___ needed. Bxceltant a sacrifice by Dick Brown, ed tor the Lawyers and Don ^Opportunity for qualified Pittsburgh . . . 84 31 .628 7 onoa This ti the way it snould Ms fifth bomer of the season. •TATB UCBNBED teat hoasa 1968 HARLEY Davidson. Can Services 19 pitcher John Miller was walked Provencal end Bin Maher each trjitaeee to toazn aewkig. Philadelphia . 38 82 .608 8 ba Fekx Mantilla increased Ms oeatrally looated, reasonable be seen at SO High St. after 4 But In achieving Hds ahn, American League leading runs to load the bases. Arnold Ear- ooUeoted two stnglea in the loss. rates, friendly^ atiaosphere. CONNIE’S TV and Radio 8arv> r AM jy . . . PRICE St. Louis . . . . 30 36 .466 IIH ley replaced starter Dave More- Pagani’s 031 800—7-9-2 p.m . Ice, available all boun. 8 i^ r C h ic a g o ...... 29 38 .446 12 one nmy overlook the attitude batted in total to 62 with a pair TeL 875-lOlL Bay first tin at price fisted betow^ onid reaction of the fish he of stnglea that aocounted for the head and Riiss Snyder greeted Lawyers 060 000—6-9-4 factioa guaranteed. OKI j Houston ...... 29 41 .414 1414 him with a single that produced RIDE WANTED to Bishop’s 1S16. New Y ork . . . 28 46 .838 19V4 iiiiiis'ts sette. first two Boston runs. Doubles Werkhoven and FTtzgerald; B O Y ’S RED 26’ ’ English b icy ­ t MAhtCHESTER MODES two more runs. Maher and Provencal. Comer vIcinKy, fTOm Msnehes lAt sacAod tisc for H THA^PRICE Tuesday’s Results POWERING HER WAY—Brazil’s Maria Bueno, Watag oonditlons play on Im­ by Lennie Green and Oarl Yas- cle , Uke new. $20. Call 649-7406. BANTLEY Service Center — portant role la determining tnemsU provided the eventual For Morehead, H was Ms ter Green, S to i sMft. 64S- p i N B a r . m a H c e c b s t b r Cincinnati 5-4, St. Louis 4-2 5881. electronic organ repairs, radio Chicago 6, Milwaukee 1 defending champion, is caught at the apex of her wStriher or not clothing affects -winning run in the fifth aiKl Bob sixth loM In 10 decisions. MlUer, NATIONAL LEAGUE making Ms first start since and television repodrs. Satisfac­ Philadelphia 7, Houston 2 serve during second round match with Winnie fishing. When the water is TUSmiui scored an Insurance Split was the best Moriarty 1968 HONDA 260 Scram bler. Call tion guaranteed. Ed Biske, being reicalled by the Orioles Brothers and the Medics could RIDE WANTED to Pratt M9-6180. Los Angeles 4, New York 2 Shaw of Scotland at Wimbledon. sheUow, fish are egrtremely run in the sixth with his fourth ■WMtney from 182 WethereU technician. Pltone 649-8247. l^^lon e : TireilBBA Pittsburgh 6, San F rancisco 0 BEOSOFTBAIX wary and. frightaned by any hoornar o f the season. ^ last week, needed relief help in do last night at Buckley Field. FULL-’ITME hairdresser. Belli- the seventh but was around long In the completion a( the May Street, hours 7-8:80. 649-6961 Today’s Games Breeklng into the win ooharni stispikdous movement above the Rohln Roherts suffered Ms after 6. adma Beauty Salon, 644-1619. seventh loss in 11 deolMoavi aft- enough to earn Ms first victory. 26 game called because of dark­ 1968 TRIUMPH BoniMVille, e x ­ Millinery, Dressmaking 19 Ptttoburgh (Veale 7-4) at San for the tint time last Mght at aurnoe. L^cewla^ the water's cellent condition. 742-6466. CHAnptoa MYioas SAFETY CHAMPION MYLONS^ FVancisco (Sanford 4-1) Mt. N«bo was Mortorty Broth­ dlarilty, even at ocnalderable ness with the score tied 4-4, the MANCHESTER Swimming Pool If Anythinff Happens to Ralston Gas Housers ralUed to win 5-4 FOR ALTnCRATTONiS neatty and LPN or RN, full nr part-tims^ swap h t lii s i Ghiongo (Jackson 4-9) at Mil­ ers. The Ges House Gang, tod diptiis, ensJblee the quarry to Aarociation MembeniMp open­ A iilt tetta V bn ttmt SKJP-R-TVF rwbberfar D eeper Treadamd 10% In eight innings. Last night, reasonably done in my borne, U-7. S76-2077. EXTRA MILEAGE, SAFETY m d DUSABUUTY edges fieea yum 2S% M ORE MILEAOW A o » waukee (Blaslngame 7-8), night by Jkn Breen’s four Mto ta as pee the irortd above Ms liquid ings available. Two targe con­ Boslness Services 8t. Louis (Binunons 4-7) at when the two clubs met for a crete pools, eshana and call 618-8760. the Ftreetoae Chanipion...ptm an extra I many trtps to ^ pista, Indud- dnvlroriinent O f f e r e d 1 3 S-TENOGRAP^® Cincinnati (Maloney 7-8) night Ashe Waits in Wings ing a honw^^-ttoimced Pdfin’s «S«e-ahlllty“ of oiotheB, Siderowf Leads List full game, the Medics unloaded grounds. Uforoarde on duty, f TUBELESS BlACItW AUi Only games scheduled. Restaurant, 1 ^ . then, ta the cru cia l taaue. And an 11-hit attack that retailted swimming taesora, never APPLIANCES repaired — all Moving—Tnicking^ SOX ’nmnday’s Games in an easy 12-1 decision. Must be aide to take dto- 1st TIRE* fMdTIRE* Oort Oartaon matched Breen’a A ert^ ookas are more visible crowded, limited member­ makes washers, nfrigeraim's, taUon rapidly and accu­ M dfJtortottire « Philadelphia at San Francisco Jimmy Jackson’s single sooi^ ship. For Information call 949- S t o r a g e 2 0 e .o o - 1 3 8 1 8 .3 8 a s . 8 7 homer in the tMrd and fkom tfaso btliera. fressers, dryers, gis end elec­ rately. Recent High School AN fSJlfwIattfnI puesgo at Milwaukee, N then on there was no stopping The bright, light ahadee at­ After Amateur Crown ed the winning run in the first 8686 or 849-4346. tric ranges. Oil burners MANCHBSIBR Dettvatv. Ught n s i t e M ^ e.B O -1 3 8 0 . 8 0 1 0 .8 8 St. Louis at Cincinnati, N At Wimbledon Event gam e. 'graduate will be oopaid- n T E f i r M Morisrty's. Bruoe Winot ooUect- tract a g ^ t deal more atten­ cleaned and repaired. Oonna trucking and package delivciy. ered. ApiHy ta person to 7 .0 0 -1 4 . 8 3 .8 0 1 1 .8 0 New York at Houston, N ed three Mte and scored oa tion than dark once end should Don Gaudreau’s five-Mt A iqdlance. 649-0066. Refrlgmatote. washer* and *AN pricee ^ Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, N HAMDEN (AP)—Dick Sideroiyf of Westport, the pitching was too much in the AatomobOefi For Salo 8 .0 0 -1 4 8 8 . 8 0 1 8.A O WIMBLEDON, England (AP)—If anything happens many runs. Breen came be avoided. C9tooso darker ma­ ■tora moving apwialty. Fbldtag plus ten- ^ *Allpric8fi through with five rune batted terials suoh as soft plaids that leader in the iConnecticut State (jolf Association ama­ regulation game. WhUe Dick YOU ARB A-1! Truck in A-1! ehaliv tor kw A gdM Rtt. PIONEER. PARACHUTB a .s o - 1 4 8 8 .1 8 1 4 .8 7 to Dennis Ralston along the grueling Wimbledon route, Griffen sparkled afield. Jack NIIBD^OAR? Tour eradti tam­ Cellars, attics, trash, small pkM tax. la. bland rstlwr than contrast with teur championships, faces a young University of Alum­ ed down? Short on down pay< CO- 8 .7 0 -1 8 8 8 .8 0 1 1 .8 0 Five Teams Sign the son of a Richmond, Va„ policeman wUl become Hw background. The queetion Nash and Mefit Dunfleld led the trucking dona L-1 righti Can No trade-in « Facing Panin’s, each wRh two ni golfer, Jeff Alpert of the Woodbridge Country Club, ■Mnt? BaakniptT Itepoeieee- •48-2921, IVemano Trai 7 .1 0 -1 8 8 8 .8 0 1 3 .8 0 hits, were Frank Bodsteubner, eventu- thews Jr., of Britain, 6-4, 6-2, 7- PeUin’a ....0 1 0 iM 0— 6 11 2 r racea. Au ooncrata repalra. 0613 o r 644-QSQ4. part-time oook. 848-461A ston (8) and Penstaro; Gau- 6; Rlsasen downed Nidi XUog- DamascM and Moyer; MUUn fbouMi the idea la wtthout Siderowf demoltahed hia^two Dr. Ted Lenezyk cf Indian Moton, «M Main. RaaaoiytMy prioad. SdAiMUa. FUU. UFETIMC GUARANTEE soaisst To data five teams have reg- aUtiee. He Indloated toot if tiito dreau, Minney (7), Griffon (8) Istored for the Rae Sentor Bas- toohided wtonbig the WtanUedon and Badotoubner. sotaimfio ihaals, msaY outdoors- epponents Tueaday wUfa 10 Mrd- Hill, a former amateur cham­ NATIONWIDE a dsisew in aMriananthip and m torials snd M l TIRES eropoulos of Greece 6-4, 6-4, S-6, man shun tMa odor. Isa In 37 holM. He beat veteran pion, ta scheduled to play James and Minney, O’DelL 1969 0(J>BMOBILB 2-door 8e LAWNMOWBRi '' /? kethaB League, namely the In­ obamptoashlp, > was ah right 6-8, and Graebner ousted Mark ALUMNI JR . BASEBALL OlottMs do maka a difforanoo. Bill Kufta of Wethersfield 6 T. Healey pf the Hartford Golf dan, nice famUy aecond oar. paira. aalaa a l nonnsl nad hazard in|uriss for ths Ms dians, Eagles, Oolboos, Aetos by Mm. Oox of Britain 7-0, 6-3, 6-3. 6494)621. ofthaoriginaltfaad.RsplacsmanlsaiapM>- MOUNTED . ‘WHto ths Tankats osn't win and 4 in the morning and Don Chib, a twotame amateur tttiliet Madias 203 818-12-11-0 GUARANTEE (Bast Cathrito grade) and “Of oourse, nobody around America’s thres seedsd wom­ Moriarty's 000 001— 1- 5-4 ntad on tfssd waar and based on esnont Grads, fonner Manchester high hers thinks I ’ve got a chance,” in tbs major toaguco, their Parson of Mill Rlvar 6 and 8 1960 CHEVROLET W agon, 9- Ito Utmit on M ILE S ... an atoo mode a promtoing start nam easkes md oU n ^ t ta k>cal in ths afternoon. Oaudreau and CTDeU; Steurer, i fkdatene latoH pcioa et time o f I FREE pteyen. said A A e, ranked No. S In the Tuesday. 7en Phi Bowling Sprout (6), Caasalino (6) and passenger, 8 oyhnder,er, Jandard ^ y last night, tOaiddnc the T b s tvKHUme otaoinflon, g lio mo Umttom MONTHS In the Junior diviaton are the United Btatea. “ But I give my­ Feaalero, I^rantonlo. and overdrtva, very gaod ood: CARD ROOM HELP Indian Jra., Bogle Jm., and the self a definite chance for the Nonoy Richey of DaBsa de­ w l^ SoK at. Charter Oak, 4-0. Is playtag for the Sports Schedule diUon, $926. 849-S87T. TYFBWKnmg — Mel Counts. title if I can get pant the third or feated BHiasbelh Bmanuel of Fsablontav a one-htttar was League Delayed Ocwlbry CMb, ftaU M the first and elaetrie. Repairad, ovar- Both leagues will be Umitod fourth round?’ South Africa O-O, 7-5 to move Loe Pesri. ’The fins had round of play 14 under par. Ho 1966 CHEVROLET, 2^1oor hard­ hazitad, raatod. A d « ^ ma- 11 H W v OTbVm I to eight teams, therefore, thoea Ashe won Ms opening WtanMe toto the second round. a no-Mttar gdogTor six snfi one The laorsattoB dWtakm tan tied fo r flrat MtaMlay In the Wednesday, June SS top, 840 hM oepower, 827, new dblnas ivnted and ranatrad. regMering first wiU be the don sssigzBnent againat Dave third intnfss heroie John Oood- bowl tug program toe» sta­ qualifying roind. Danlalson at Manchester Ls- custom interior, tack and gaug­ Pickup .and dalivaqr mrvlca. CxpHritHCH bs^M I SPARK row broke the i - with a atn- ts • ime U-iT wt es, KM6. 848-8245. TjJa Typawttter Sarriea, 64S- ones to play. Teams taitorested KeAso of AuolraJta with only mi­ ■QhsfiuM to hseta . AHen Breed. ta. WettierHIrid, glon, Nsbo, 6. Aitaeiioaii JACK NICKLAUS must oontaot tfa^ Bast Bide Rm nor dtooomfoct, dosing it out 8- a w lio tied M tt Dldarowf Monday Stafford at RookvlUa Legion, loinkemann 6, A tl liralB FM k'Pi|i'vdiip PLUGS BASEBALL HEROES 'Ow'-'-flMteda Ltttas ij^eUds; 1984 ffn N O R A T O o m tte , 4 on or WaUy Fortin, psogram dtrsc- 6, 8 4 , 6-S, 6-8 after a shaky fln t sad tatta ta -wtH fade Ihta C M ti^ ta Buf* Henry Park, A ' Baikta 8, YUlotaiaa 4, Treah ptantiCul at floor, mint mmn tor, on or befora Friday, June set. ‘ m 2 ! ''* " HsU in Hw H IM Normaa’a va. AnaakH'% Var- U, .Yaakessj Stna L Watan L 80LF BALLS FPMN mmmM down, krtr i BralKihfiriM h sM l^ AMPitf bvi ». Ratoton was proceeding to the S erigees bllsatod Bad Box t p Hm saoonU matali. Mm IndUaai Tlfitnaa 4, Red Sax; 16-18, 9-7, 6-3 defeat of Texan PmmNO-Geerge Braaot, WJ. • AUTO STORES S P U tM The Juntor League is for boys Aagels, bald Detroit Wtieee for OtaMiffrtiRn ot '■ IraM ieM * PoMse Ac FIra va. A m y A A porleto $ , OtMaai Fewer L M and senlori 17 snd iq;*. Play Ham RlchardMn, a rsoutt that Bbavs Ksinsy gava up only OoufiHy CWb In Wetapota, ta Navy, WaddaO, A Aaorebu 19« ORBVItOLBr. OoovaiHMa, saddeneil WteiMeidoa crowds for ■lx tamings sad woaad pj two bWs but mtoptoys showed 3frM” to soheduled to get underway with a t£ree-Ut, S4 vtototy ■cltaaKM to jE n r D(ck Kbwa- Auto Parte va. NaasUTs, NatRtatal Leogae V-8, radio and haatar, power 59c whom Rtobardson was a fsvor< His fioK.to boots ftoa Ml MAIN sniar MANCHesm ^ a s d a y evsning, Jidy 6 sit over the Tlgats. IHikl of the Aianggolfgolf oourie in Buckley, 6. MeOorver 9, cSflaalei Ptai- ■tcai^. can afier 4 p.m., 8I8- AdditiomU bells fiL an. Ohsittsr Oak Pstk. tta of ths 6Qs. It was a wsH-ptayed I Nnr Haven.. BJn reached the'the St Mary’s vs. Ubsrty, Char- eon 10, MtaMa 1), Robbuoa u j k w s ra m m BAXTOfO — Boa r a lr ly . HI th e aavsoHi ' Made by BlnoGregor Olbsr_ Amertesns did [Ubterilnata ^ s r upaiita in tha: ter Oak, 6:16. 18. Hwper T, Bede; OIt o m h S, OPBi T -f THURS. A FRIDAY Major lasgus baseball’s S6- wtfth fkat round vtotortsi D odgers, toaNFtoUftyj roundJEutaPday. , , ; O bartor Oak va. R orara, R eb- ■ T. 1811CHSVBOLET peOou^ maa playar Umlt goes Into pf- reootded by Osns Boott of fit t ^ a i t o • ( ^ feet 80 days after the season Jsmes, N.T., Msrty Rlesssn of Uve M gJ r ’lR . opens and lasts until Bsph 1 Bvanston, HL, and Otoric Ckmsb- sM h ya a n Dsr of BsadMibod, Ofeto,

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HANCHS8TBR EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1965 PAGE TWENTT-I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1966 PAGE TWENTY-SIX Housas .For Sfllt 72 Holuws For Salt 72 Hoosm For Ssk 72 Subarbsn Fm* Sale ^5 Hebron J1 Resort Property Hdp WmtoJ ' Mtif 86 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FA6ALY and SHORTEN Apartments—Fkita— OONqORD RD. — Beautifnl FOUR-Bedroom Raised Ranch, MANCHESTER - 4-4 duplex, BOLTON — 1 room Ranch cus­ Tenements 63 For Rent 67 R a a ^ large Uvtag room, for­ fine Manfchester location, ree separata furnaces, 3-oar ga- tom built in 1966,1-car Ckrafb. N mal dining room, cabinet summer porch and patio, walk­ $311 Given "FIRST CXAS8” machinist for OlANTS NFICK Helghta - 4 room^ fire^lMs, garage, $24, zage, one Mock from Main ATTTtACnVK 4 room apart­ Idt^en, 3 bedrooms, reoren- 900. J. D. Street. Priced to aeU. Hayes out baaement with play room, idrcralt experimental work, Job A round HEie MOMls EVES ARE B u t let h e r po c u s the p e e p^ s on a . room modern 643-5139. mop experience, full and part- ment, stove and r^ l gwstor, , tlon room, landscape yar& Agency, 648-4608. handy to laka, 816,900. PhU­ CLASSIFIED AS VVEAR as a mvopic mole's - NEIGASORS house,9 5 0 fe et^ - v o w ie ' centr^ 880. per month. 848- ehower, U m . Marlon B. Robertson, Realtor, brick Agency, 649-6464. InSealDrive time. Apply H A S Tool A En­ new arteeian weD, Bogewood 648-5958. gineering Oo., U Proapect St., OlOt. MANCHESTER VA NO DOWN Payment. ’Tree Rd. 880. per weMc. Mra. CKrter, J. shaded 6 room home conveni­ LAKEFTiONT—6% room Ranch, Manchester or phone 643-^0. ^HEREOIP MRS. HUNKLE BOUGm* A NEW Hebron baa gone wall over 742-8142.______MQRB ROOM for tbe> money New Listing—S t Bartholo- ent to s l^ ^ n g . Deep, deep lot. deep treed lot, oil hot watbr 1 PUT MV lampshade; her m r w s 668-676 miliard Street anywhere. For the family that heat, full cellar, knotty pins the top in returns from the VERTISING ORdCBRT Clerk for full-time BLACK POINT — 8 bedroom Ohurch area. 10-year old 6 Ideal starter home, modestly KNirriNOf 4ES0 aEANIN«r AND THERE'S needs 1, 3, 8, 4, 5 or 6 bed­ room Colonial, large li'Vlng priced at 811.700. Wolverton kitchen and dinihg area, living Easter Seal sals, which woa year ’round. Apply hi person Damato buUt 8 room, ona cottage, pine paneled, toe- conducted by the Hebron and ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS at Highland Park Market, 817 A LIQUOR rAlNOHTHE floor i^artments. GJB. rooms. Whafk wrong with It— room, dining room and Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. room with fireplace, excellent 1ac6» June 6Lnd §eoond week in n oth in g For 811,900. take a condition, 818,900. Wolverton Gilead Congregational Pilgrim 8 AJL to 5 PJL lOghland Street, Manchester. SOPA! HUNRLEMUSTK range, refrigarator, dkqpoa- S kitchen, 3 good sized bed­ al, heat, hot water and Uly, 648-6000. ______look. Wolverton Agency, 649 rooms, 1 % iilsd baths, fire­ Agency, 640-3818.. Fellowship. The quota for the REUABLiE MAN needed for parking, private entrancea. 3818. place, oomblnatlon win­ OUT OF ’TOWN owner says town of $225, contributlpna (a- VERNON — Move up! Seven taling 8311, which means $M TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. light delivery work in Manches- AU for only 8135. par Wanted To Rent 68 dows, well landscaped lot, "seU’’ thlr conveniently locat COPY a .ter, car required, Fridays and month. O jM eveninga ST. JAMES Parish — 3-famlty complete city utUitles, good ed 6 room Raised Ranch, 3 room split, garage, family to the good. MONDAT [>A> M M AJML~8ATiniOAT t AJt. ’ Saturday,8 10 hours weekly, 7:80-8:80 p.m. Slunlm a n y m o t h e r and son seeking deelr- home in excellent condition for location. Priced to sell im­ bedrooms, 3 fuU baths, formal room, newly painted inside and Japanese Visitor average 82. hourly. Call M4- tbna by calling Warren B. aUe Hvlng quarters, »here the home owner who wants an mediately at only 817,900. dining area, plus area to fin out. Good buy — 820,200. Bar- The latest IFYE news from Income. Choice of 3 or 4 bed­ 0203. Howland, Realtor, 04S- apartment or home, exchange Minimum down to qualified ish family, room, 2-car garage, rows 4 ' Wallace. 649-5306. Tolland County is that Mtaa rooms, big kitchens and dining nice lot. IMced to seH. Warren Yuklko Motose of Japan will DIAL 643-2711 1106, 860 Kata Street aervlcen in consideration of buyer. 9*,4 ROOM RANCH, fireplace DRIVER, fuel oil preferred, reaaonable rent. Call 649-1043 rooms, permapent siding, sep­ B. Howland, Realtor, 643-1106. arrive in Tolland County on year ’round Job with fiBl com­ arate utilities, private shaded large family room off kitchen, Aug. 8 and will be living with after 6:80. _____ 810’ frontage, well landscaped, pany benefits for reliable man. yard with 2-car garage, extra­ U & R REALTY CO„ INC. host families until Oct. 18. SIX-ROOMS, first floor, 8126. ordinary value. Wolverton suburban, 821,000. Hutchins P o g t 628-2151: alter 7 p.m. 283-0983. REALTORS 643-2092 She is 21 years old. She la J. D. Realty, 848-6129. WANTED TO RENT — Tent toe Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. SEVEN ROOM house in good Agency, Realtors, 646-0103. interested in farming, food MAN WANTED to work mom Robert D. Murdock 648-6472 condition, 4 bedrooms, 1% ‘ Help Wsated—-Fwnald 35 Wanted— ^Fmale 35 S ROOM Ranch In Vernon, baee- two, Algust 6-14. CaU 289-9625. OLD MELLOW Charm — Wide preparation, 4-H club work, ings from 8-12:30. Apply New baths, flreplaced living room, me^anization in agriculture, S^tem Laundry, Harrison ment garage, very private. Im­ MANCHESTER boards, fireplaces, 8 large | WANTED — particiSar woman WATIREiSSES wanted, days and MANCHESTER — Modern Cape all Jalousy wlndo'ws, plenty of rural community home life and Street. mediate occupancy, 8126. per rooms, modem heat, 2 baths,' in Hartford - New Britain and nlghtA full time, part-time, Business Property . Spacious 6 room Dutch Co­ on high elevation, wooded, I09x closets, oil hot water heat, large trees, $14,800. Hutchins I crafts. The IFYE committee la month. Fhr further informe- about one acre of land that will lAuKhester area. 8260. com- must l ^ e experience with food MAN WANTED tor stock and tfon call 878-6180. ' For Sale 70 lonial. central entrance, 148 lot. Complete privacy plus Agency, Realtors, 646-0103. ; now looking for host families sfiisedon monthly, two hours and liquhr. ^ e .Mrs. Canfield, 14’x24’ living room, large 20-mtIe view. Bel Air R ^ Es­ delight the green thumb, over I for Yuklko. delivery work at Economy MAIN STREET Bite, near Cen­ 300 feet frontage affords pos daily arranged oonvenienUy. 3-7 p.m., j^ tM i Lake Hotel. Electric Supply, 38-38 Oak St., ROOM Duplex with aU Im- dining room and kitchen, tate, 643-9332. WAPPING—Custom seven room 1 Any family Interested ta ter, with buUdlng of 6,500 m . Bible business potential. Priced Prestige business with rapidly 843-1433. provemente. Oarage included, separate pantry, 1*^ tiled home. Treed lot, dead end I ha'ving this Japanese girl aa growing international CMn- \ West Side. CaU 648-6792 after ft, Muiy potentials. Will fi­ baths, fireplace, basement MANCHESTER — Modem, im­ to sell at 819.500. Warren E street. Spacious elegance, pri-1 , a family member for two or pany. Personal use of new car LOCAL ROUTE opening — 5V4 6 p.m. nance. Owner 649-5839, 9-5. garage, excellent residen­ maculate 3 bedroom Cblonial, Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. vacy. Price Just reduced. Hur-' ' three weeks is asked to writs central location, near all if you Qualify. For interview JUNIOR day week, 8125. to start, quali­ CENTRALLY located 4 three tial area, complete city ry. Barrows & Wallace. 649- : ' to IFTf E, care of Elxtension Of­ gppodntment call Mr. Radin, fications : Married, good health, NEW 4 room apartment tor utmties. Only 820,900. schools, V/i baths, aluminum 5306. I fice, Box 480, Rockville, for a rent, third floor, stove refrig­ room aportmenta, three siding. Bel Air Real Estate, 388-9118. outgoing personality, satisfac­ storee, exceUent Income. OaU host family application. This is ACCOUNTANT tory onployment recopj, driv­ erator, heat and hot water furn­ 643-9332. BOLTON — large spacious 7 considered a fine opportunity ished. Centrally tocated. Adults Paul J. Oorrentl Agency, 643- U & R REALTY CO., INC. A CHOICE BUY room Split, 3 bedrooms, l ’/4 er’s license. Must be anibitlous 2126, after 6 p.m., 643^(368. for county people to build bet- Fhta opportunity hf i t h and willing to work hard and Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 Apartment Buildings only. 849-9368. SPUT LEVEL — 7 rooms, 2 baths, basement, rec room, ga­ A Variety of REALTORS 643-2692 full baths, dining room, fire- Here is a large 3 bedroom ; ter bridges of understandlang leam. FUr personal interview Tenements 63 rage, treed 1% acres in beauti­ with other countries, growing concern for '\fe- SALES AND Service on Ariens, SINGER AUTOMATIC Zig-zag, FOUR ROOMS. aU utlUtiee. ga­ Robert D. Murdock 643-6473 placed living room and family ranch with ftill basement, ful area of fine homes. Only caH 844-8893 or 844-0202. rage, stove and refrigerator. Houses For Sale 72 breezeway and garage citizen in Vlodivocaok, Russia, oent college or aooountiiig Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn like new in cabinet, ^tton LOOKING for anything In n ai room, one-car garage, shaded 822,000. — below replacement " g o o d j o b s holes, monograms, fancy de­ 848-0410. lot, 820,900. PhUbrick Agency, ready for your ln.spectlon. VFW Department Awards Won hy Manchester Units Bean Festival Set mowen. Also Homelite chain estate rentals — apartments, COLONIAL—11% rooms, 8% cost. Ownet 649-6985. Tolland County TAG Truatess school gmdusite. Previous'' saws and International Cub Ca­ signs. Originally over 8300., GARRISON Ookmlal In execu­ 649-3464. Located in a nice section of PAINTER Wanted, experienced. homes, multiple dwellings, esU FOUR ROOM Duplex, stove and baths, Uvlng room 30x16, tive neighborhood on a beauti­ Vernon. A budget pleaser Mrs. Charles Hlrth of Manchester, left, newly elected Department president of the VFW have announced anottier Bean- axparience not essential. CaU evenings 527-9571. det Tractors. Rental equipment balance due 80S, take over J. D. Realty. 641-6139. stone fireplace, 6 acres of ELLINGTON—5% room Ranch, Auxiliary, Mrs. Augusta Boulet, president of Manchester VFW Auxiliary, James Farrell, at payments, 810. monthly. Deal­ refrigerator fuitilahed, young ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1% for only 815.900. Call Doris three bedrooms, large walkout Hole-Bean Festival, to be held and aharpening service on aU couple preferred, no peta. 8100.- land, outouUdbiga, $81,500 pipe master of St. Patrick's Pipe Band of Manchester, and Edwin M. Edwards, past com­ Excellent 'wages and bene­ MOLD MAKEStS —tool makers. makee. L A M Equipment er, Hartford 522-0981. THREE ROOM apartment, baths, breezeway, 2-car ga­ Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., family room, fireplace, pan­ July 10, Saturday, at TAC. A 00. 649t91S9. FhUbrick Agency. 649 8464. rage, 826,400. Philbrick Agen­ RANCH Realtors, 649-1200, 875- mander of the VFW, are shown with awards which were won last week at the annual en­ planning party is hard at work fit prognun. Send detailed Ihltprvle'WB Monday through Oorp., Route 83, Vernon, 876- stove, refrigerator, 347 N. eled li'Vlng room, drapes in­ campment of the VFW, Department of Connecticut, at Bridgeport. The St. Patrick’s Pipe '*The Aircraft’* Saturday. Vernon Mold A ’Pool, MOVING — 8x10 rug, Feddera Main, 649-5229, 9-5. cy. 649-8464. 0625. Evee. 640-2519. cluded. $16,500. Barrows & Wal­ on arrangements. The menu wiH xesume. Hating education 7609. ■Manchester Exchange — NICE 4 Room apartment, third Band won $125 as first place musical unit in a parade Saturday. Mrs. Hirth is holding a lire.,'Route 30, Hartford Turn­ Ekiterpris 1945. air - conditioner, 24” window Three bedrooms, flreplaced lace. 649-5306. include pea beans, baked ham, **Tlie AIncraft” has open- THREE ROOM apartment, floor, stove, refrigerator, goa MANCHESTER — modern, im­ ELLINGTON trophy won by the Manchester Auxillar>' color guard for third place in the parade. Ed­ cole slaw, brown bread and bev­ and experience, to F.O. pike, Vernon, Coim. fan, wooden TV stand on cast- li'V ln g room, tile bath, full wards is holding a membership award plaque, presented to the post for first place in the tngs avaBaUe fkn* glrle in a era, birch logs, dishes, bric-a- 470 Main Street, 890. 849-5229, heater, near bus line, available MANCHESTER maculate 6 room Colonial, 1% EAST HARTFORD — Silver erage. SBWBRAL LENG’THS of %’’ July 15. 36 .Woodbrldge Street basement, central location. Nerwly listed 5 room Ranch fourth division, together with the large trophy on the table. Members of the Manchester vjttlety of departments re- Box 1S31, Hartford, Oonn. MEXJHANip — One of America's manila hemp, approximately brac, pictures, new lamp 9-5. baths, built - ins, dishwasher, Lane. Tip-top Colonial, large N w attractions will be pony after 4. Only $16,900. for immedi­ situated on one acre lot, 3 VFW appointed to Department of Connecticut posts are Edwin Edwards, Department com­ . quiring many different largest aAitamatic transmission 175’ lengths; heavy duty wench shade. 649-6051. Ten minutee from Man­ wall-to-wall carpeting, only ate sale. Owner will con­ breezeway room, garage, beau­ rides for kiddies, small Fsrria « skills and kinds of won to 8, p.m. 'Ilia AIDES with the general prtaUc. FVir Salesmen Wanted-. 36-A tre. Rent electric shampooer MANCHESTER — Delightful 2 52 WADSWOR’TH Street — good Cape, new siding, fenced shad­ F^ir is sponsored by the St. Mat­ ROBERT D. MURDOCK room Ranch, l*/4 baths, modern ' These chaBenglng positions further information, either 81. Oicott Variety Store. bedroom garden apartment, location near High School — 4 ed lot with fireplace, sewers. THREE bedroom Colonial, new NEW LISTING — original own­ Joseph P. Dyer, state direc-<^eral Manager Richard Martin to thew’s Women’s Guild of Tol­ PART-’ITME salesman, pkpfer 51 ArceUia Drive kitchen, open staircase. West kitchen, 2-c{ir garage, large lot, Set Tuesday require a h^|h school diplo- 'write, or call Town Office ideally located, heat, hot wa­ room apartment, stove and re- Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ers offer this doll house Ranch tor of the ^ Federal ‘ ' Economic spearhead a community action land for benefit of the Church someone now working 3-11' ,or 16’x36” deep swimming pool, ftigerator, heat and hot water, U A R REALTY CO., INC Side. 814.600. Call 643-3689 after with big kitchen, bar and din­ 8 miles from Manchester, Ken ma with honor gradee in Buildii^, 743-7806 or Percy B. (Take Next Left on ter, range, refrigerator, park­ 646-0103. Ostrinsky, Realtor, 643-5159. Opportunity program, told the program for anti-poverty funde, Building fund. Oook, F’trst Selectman 742-0468. 11-7 shift to call on kraal indiiy- 5,000 gallon capacity with fil­ ing, 8120. monthly. Available lovely yoni, $126. per month. 4 p.m., anytime weekends. ing area, 3 good sized bed­ Plane Geometry and Al- ter, Udder, cover, vacuum E. Middle Tpke. After 648-2693 648-6473 A teen-age block dance ■will town board of directors last but, after submitting its prelim­ Antique dealers from all over ” gebra One and Two. Pref- trial restaurants and institu­ July 1. 643-0973. 643-2804 after 5 p.m. MANCHESTER — siwUess 6 rooms, wall-to-wall in bright VERNON — 6'A room U & R inary findings in February, de­ New Ghigland vrill exMbIt an­ tional accoimts, will train. cleaner, skimmer and chemi­ ’TWO FAMILY duplex, 2-car ga­ be held Tuesday night at 8 in night that Manchester is dere­ ~ erence wiB be given to Mott’s Super Market) room Colonial, breezeway. ga­ living room, big oversize 2- built oversized Ranch, built- lict in its ■ failure to designate clined to handle the project. tique and decorator Iteme. Ad­ Help Wanted— ^Male 36 Commission plus expenses. CaU cals, complete cost was 8395.95, 5^ ROOMS, second floor, heat, 3% ROOM Apartment, all utiU rage, l',i baths, 3 bedrooms, rage, garden house, lot 86x160, oar garage, 16x86 screened pa­ back of the Hicks Memorial those who have taken addl- •vVai soU for 8100. 849-7961. separate furnaces. First class ins, aluminum storms, base­ some ogen-cy to plan an anti- Dyer said that there may be mission is by donation, and sev­ ' tional courses in Mathe- 649-4064. hot water, refrigerator, ga­ ties Center St., Msuichester. SEVEN ROOM oHOer home, 4 large lot, fine location, only tio with barbecue pit for com School, in conjunction with Tol­ eral door pi^ee will be aword- MACHINIST — Bridgeport op­ Reasonable rent. CaU 528-7535 condition. Call 643-9068, 6-7 p.m. ment garage, convenient to poverty program. several local pockets of need » niatblcs. rage, 8125. monthly. 643-6687. bedrooms, 3 baths, lot 72x151. $20,500. Hayes Agency. 643-4808. plete summer living. 150x100 Hartford. Hanley Agency, 648- land’s 250th anndversaxy ede- Refreshments including erators, turret lathe operate MEN, WOMEN, College stu­ Antique sofa, combination kfter 9 p.m. The directors plan, on July which might be served by fed- '■ sn record player and TV. con­ Marion E. Robertson, Realtor. lot. Excellent housekeeping. 0030. bratton. and stock man. Job ^ o p eX' dents — busy season ahead. Boats and Accessories 46 HORSE RANCH in Manches­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 6. to hold a public hearing and eral grants of up to 90 p e r! P*«|; OTENOGRAPHERS perlence preferred, 65 hour We will need local sales and sole TW. Whirlpraol wa-sh- SIX ROOM apartment, -476 Main 4% ROOM Duplex Apartment- 643-5958. Continuous live music ■will be cent, with the town supplying ^ *** avallalila ter with 27 acres. 8 room TWO FAMILY FLAT 649-2813. MANCHESTER is only minutes take action on adopting an or­ tor chiUidren. Alid week. Paragon Tool Co., Inc or delivery help. Weekday eve­ 16 FT. “rtlOMPSON 60 h.p. Evin- ing machine, large tricycle, Street, 649-5229, 9-5. first floor — Uvlng room, din house, 1% baths, bam, out­ provided by the "Centrics” and the remaining 10 per cent of NEW RAISED RANCH — 8 a'way from this year around the "T w ili^ ts” from 8 p.m. to dinance, drafted with Dyer's Members enrolled in the 4-'H' 26B Adams St., M anche^r. nings and or Saturdays. Very rude electric, trailer, top, cush­ 20” boy’s bicycle, sleds, ice tag room, kitchen, refrigerator, rooms, one fuU and two half buildings, corrals, etc.. $50,000. MANCHESTER — (3ape. 5 large the cost. He said that federal CLERK TYPISTS New Listing home, has attached g;arage and midnight. Admdssdon wm be help, which 'would create a to- canning project who are in- good pay. Must have depend­ ions, msuiy extras. FbcceUent skates, and many oither 96 W. Middle Tpke. — quiet and range, hood, dispoaol, Venetian baths, 8 or 4 bedrooma, dining philbrick Agency, 649-8464. rooms, basement garage, new oal Department of Etoonomic funds could supplement regu­ These positions require a BBjEXTTRICIAN, Ucensed Jouiv household items. attractive 4*4 room duplexea, lake privileges. FVll price $6,- free. tereeted in beet ways of canning, able car. For further Informa­ condition. ^-0638. blinds, half bath. Second floor— room. famUy room, one car permanent siding, aluminum Opportunity, with provisdona for lar town budget expenditures, Ugh school diploma plus neyman experienced in reslden- heat, hot water, electric stove MANCHESTER — Modem 6 Large kitchen, dining room, 500. Also, 5 room Ranch, at­ The dance is sponsdied by can get some reliable help on ftc good stenographic and typ- tion call 528-6886 or 644-8393. ■ - - - - — 3 bedrooma, large doeeto, full garage, 823,900. FhUbrick storms and screens, shaded tached garage, full cellar, director. The department but could not be substituted tiaJ, commercial and indus' and refrigerator, garage, avail ceramic battiroom. Heat, hot Agency, 649-8464. room Cape, near schools, bus, living room, sunporch, 2 yard, on deadend street. Con­ the Board of Recreation, and for them. methode by a{>plying to the Tol­ - tag skiBs. Additional edu­ trial, steady work, Rockvilde Diamonds— ^Watches— able July 1st, 8120. and 8135. a bedrooms each flat, 2-car many extras, $18,900. Call the chaperones wiH include Mr. and ■would be oharg;ed with planning land County Extension office. cation or tnataing will bs water, perking included. Just shopping, recreation room In venient location. Owner 648- the program. S2«a. CaU 875-5906. month. Call 649-2865 before 5 MANCHESTER — 6 - room be.semcnt. quiet neighborhood. garage, beautiful lot, excel­ Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ Mrs. FYank Kalas, Mr. and Mrs. He suggested that, when the well-rswarded. Help Wanted— Jewelry 48 like having your own home. 5836. tors, 843-6930. board appoints a coordinating ‘ 18 CU. FT. Admiral freezer, ex­ p.m. Private front and rear en Ranch, bulk 1963, 100x300 lot, Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9832. lent location, n ils is a Donald Duncan end Mr. and iDyer said teat night that Manchester Evening Herald "•X FTJLXi - TIME experienced men Male or Female 37 cellent condition. Call 649-3286. "Without community action and committee, it appoint to it WA’TCH AND JEWELRY ra- trancee. Also dosed in play 2-car garage, oltunlnum aid­ large, Immaculate home. BISSELL Street — 4 family, ex­ BOLTON — Geoigian Colonial Mrs. William Holley. Hebron correspondent Miss vJRwse jobs offer good for general custodial work and CHECK ’THIS VALUE MANCHESTER — Modem 3 without an active committee, it some people who will benefit Susan B. Pendleton, trtephoB* ,4rtsrting salaries, a valu- BOOKKEEPER, capable of pairtag. Pronq>t service. Up to area for children. Reasonable ing, storms and screens, S-bed- cellent return, arlU finance. 649- overlooking Bolton Lake, ten Soda and candy will be sold, floor waxtag. Must be over 21 $20 on your old watch in BABY Furniture — Crib, car­ roems, 2 ceramic baths, oil hot bedroom Ranch, central loca­ to doubtful whettver Washing­ from the program. 228-3464. '“aWe employe benefit pro­ handling complete set of books, riage, highchair, poit-a-crib, . . . NOW . . . rent. On bus line near church BEL AIR REAL ESTATE 5229, 9-5. large rooms plus three room and portolng will be provided at years of age. Driver’s license trade. Cloead Mondays. F. E vratw heat, Uteben hais built- tion, large kitchen, tiled bath, the Meadowbrook school. ton win approve any funds for "Appoint the average citi­ gram and the opportunity including general ledger. Small stroUer. 643-0758. For ’The First Time In Oonn. and school. CaU Mr. Ruddell, apartment. Ideal for profes­ reqiAred. OaB General Clean Bray, 737 Main Street, 'State in oven, range and tUahwaeher, full ba.sement, $16,900 for quick VERNON ’Hie wlinner of the Beard Manchester.” zen,” he said, “ and not mem­ for personal advancement. tag Service, 049-5334. office in Manchester. Will con­ 643-9677 at 10 a.m. tor ^>point- 643-9332 sional people. Barrows A Wal­ bers of the agencies, of the Theater Building.. TRUE LUXLUY ment. cablnetta gotore, fAmUy room sale. Bel Air Real Elstate. 643- Growtag Coitteat 'will be named He added, "There are no Hide Exports Rocket Come in and talk with ua sider part-time. Reply to Box MO'VING — Metal double bed Hiree bedroom Ranch, on lace. 649-5306. clergy, who customarily speak W, Herald. and mattress very good condi- LIVING with fireplace. Wotverton Agen­ 9332. at the judging Sunday at 6 pjn. handouts imder this program. A Visit The Fbn|Boyment Office AT A cy, Reaftora, 649-2818. deadend street. F’ireploce, BOLTON — 6 room custom Ool- at the Italian-American Friend­ need for planned action must be for the poor. " WASHINGTON — Because of Garden— Farm— ^Dairy Uon 815.00. Call 643-4060. NEW RAISED Ranch — 7 MANCHESTER — 6% room Oil- 1% bathe, buUt-ln oven and A t -MO Mata Street High School NEIVSPAPEJR Motor Route LOW REN TAL 132 BI8SELL Street. 4 room ten­ onial - built 1960, big kitchen ship du b. proven and the types of pro­ reduced slaughter in Aigentlna, Products 50 ement, $70. 649-5229, 9-5. MANCHESTER — 6% room rooms, 2-car garage, one full onlal, 2-car garage, l*^ tiled range, Imnutculate condi­ grams to be undertaken must be U.S. exports of bovine hides and JBast Hartford 8, Connecticut available. CaU 643-2711, Hei^d with built-ins, dining room, Pre-BoU Banquet IVIIONG TOLEDO Clroulation Dept. 20 .CUBIC FOOT upright freez­ Ranch, carport, 1% baths, big bath and two half bath.s. 2 fire­ baths, fireplace, enclosed tion. Large, private lot. backed up by statistics.” TOLEDO, Iowa (API — Band skins reached a record of 11.5 AND STRAWBERRIES — Pick your places, built-ins. city utilities, flreplaced living room, 3 bed­ The pre-ball banquet, consist­ •' OPEN THM WEEK — er, , good condition. 649-3670. flreplaced Uvinig room, 3 bad- porch, city utilities, excellent Only 817,500. rooms, VA baths, oil hot wa­ Dyer said that Manchester is director Pet Mullen of Peoria, million pieces last year, up 44 > Monday Through Friday PHARMACIST, full-time. State own, 25c per quart. Murphy’s MARILYN FIVE ROOM apartment, cen­ rooms, large lot, convenient lo- large lot. Charles Lesperance, condition throughout. Priced to ing of a comiplete prime ribs of the only orre of 50 state towns HI., telephoned officials at the per cent from 1968 and double Berry Farm, French Rd., Etol- ter baseboard heat, garage. b ^ dinner, w&U be IMld at the 8 AAL — 8 P.M. experience. Write Box Z, Her­ DID YOU KNOW? Marlow’s tral location. CaU 649-8033. eaUon. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. 649-7620. sell. Charles Lesperance, 649- More than two wooded acres, with which he has been in con­ Iowa State Juvenile home here the 1959-60 average. In prevlOna ■afnrday — 8 AJd. To 12 Noon Trade School ald. ton, off Route 86. have "the largest selection of 7620. Italian - American Friendship tact, where no local governmen­ asking permission to play a years the two nations had milt THREE ROOM apartment, 466 MANCHESTER — East Side, Colli &. Wagner 821,700. Wblverton Agency, Club on Kingishury Avenue, desks in Manchester, every COURT Realtors, 649-2813. tal or unaffiliated group has concert at the school. He got it the market about evenly. ’The STRAWBERRIES — pick your wanted style and finish, and Main Street, $80. CaU 649-6339 4-Poom borne, 1% bathe, 3-car $14,500 — Six room Colonial, ga next Saturday at 6:30. Tickets J own, 26c quart, bring own con­ APAR’TMENTS 289-0241 875-8557 come forward to handle a pro­ But at concert time, Mullen top buyers were' Japan, 3.8 mil­ Graduates Situations Wanted— the price Is right! Marlow’s 9-5. garage, excellent condltian, SWIM rage, VA acres, garden, fruit VERNON — FYont to back split, are available at- Anniversary called to say that through an lion pieces, the Netherlands, 1.5 • PR A T T & tainer, no children, 6-8 p.m., Manchester only 811.900. Hayes Agency, and shade trees, suburban, gram. Female 38 Furniture Department in down­ l a r g e FAMILY accommoda­ three bedrooms, walkout fam­ Headquarters or by sending a error his bend was 500 miles million; Western Germany, 1.3 i ' Volpe Road, Birch Mountain, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646 The Human Relations Cc«n- CONSIDER A CAREER town Manche^er. From Hartford, take Rflibur Business Locations 643-4808. tions, 5 bedroom Cape, 2 baths, ily rtram, buHt-in oven, range, check for $5 and a self-address­ mission had been asked by Gen- away — in Toledo, Ohio. million; and Mexico, 1 mllUjki. ^ W HITNEY AT "THE AIRCRAFT’’ RELIABLE WOMAN wiU care Bolton. h o m e 0103. ed, stamped envelope to P. O. Cross Parkway to Exit 92. Pro­ 814,400 — 6% ROOM Ranch, A T " shrub enclosed grounds. Julia dutch door kitchen. 818,900. Pratt A 'Whitney can offer tor chUd, day or evenings, for BIGGEST BARGAIN ceed 1 mile on Center St. Mari' For Rent 64 J. Vlncek, Real Estate, 648- Barrows A Wallace. 649-5306. Box 250, Todland. both experienced and inex­ PICK YOUR OWN Strawberries, IN TOWN built-in stove, cellar, assiune 5-5. TWO-FAMILY, older home, working parents. References 25c a quart, 5 p.m. until dark. lyn Court is located on the cor­ EJxecutive neighborhood, 7877. The onni'versary ball wiH be AIRCRAFT perienced men imusual ca­ furnished. 643-9947. TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING! ner of South Adams and Oicott THREE ROOM office or biul mortgage, $i97. per month beautiful 7 room Cape. 2% 2-car garage, very nice lot and VERNON — 7 room Split, at Bring your own baskets. 400 ness, ground floor, 470 Main Hutchins Agency, 646-OlOS. good location, 8^.9(X). J. D. held at the Eb^betion Hall, DIVISION OF reer opportunities in a va­ 1, 2. or 3 YEARS TO PAY Sts., just one block south of baths, family room, 2-car NEW USTlNG — St. Bartholo­ taohed garage, 1% baths, built' Stafford Fair Grounds, Stafford Keeney Street, Manchester. "SUPER DELUXE” Street, plenty of parktag. 649- Realty Co., 643-5129. tlNTrajD AIRCRAFT CORP. riety of job classifications. Center Street. Only 10 minutes MANCHESTER — 2-famlly, 5-5 garage, 16x32 filtered mew Parish. Clean, attractive in oven and range, one year 'Springs, July 3 from 9 to 1. At PAWA, you will have WILL TAKE typing at home. 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE 6229, 9-5. from Constitution Plaza. flat, 3-car garage, bus line, 2 swimming pool with ca­ MANCHESTER — New 7-room 5% room Ranch, nicely land- old, would cost 81,500. more to Music will be provided by Bot*- MORIARTY BROTHERS East Hartford 8, Connecticut the chance to devriop valu- Call after 6 p.m.^ 643-9903. ALL 100% GUARANTEED Household Goods 51 3V^-4*4 Room Apartments DESIRABLE Store oi office furnaces, immaculate, top lo­ bana. many exciting fea­ Garrison Colonial, 12x24 llv' scapad, fenced lot, 3 bedroome, replace today. Marion Edlund by Kaye’s OrOhestra and d m - ehle skills . . . to advance ONLY 8433 STARTING AT tures Priced way below carport. Hayee Agency, 648- Real Estate, 289-4519, 644-0414. nie Vlgnone will be feature^ An Equal Opportunity in relation to your efforts RELIABLE 17-year old girl de­ 816.18 Delivers space, ground floor, clean, at cation. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. ing room, family room, built Employer BVBR'YTHINQ in sterCizad re- tractive and reasonable. Apply owner’s cost. Call early to 4803. vocalirt. and abilities . . . and to sires babysitting days. 649- 816.18 Month $120 Inspect this choiy offer- in kitchen, spacious lot. Priced BOLTON LAKE — Immaculate conditionad uoad furniture and PER MONTH Mr. Chasse, State Theatre, 11 NEW ’TWO-Famlly duplex, 5-6, right. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. Dress for the ball will be benefit from good wages 8646. appUpneas, high quality—low — LOOK WHAT — TWO FAXOLY, very clean, 4-4, 5 room cu.stom built Ranch, 2 ISCPHRIHNCKD office worker Incompeuable Lwcury Features a.m. - 8 p.m. nice location, separate heat­ senri-formal and the "Spirit of JUNE and company l^ e fits . In priem. LaBlanc FUrnltura, 195 — YOU GET — space on third floor tor two fireplaces, full cellar, plastered dor clerical position in office EXPERIENCED High School ing systems, city uUUties. Call MANCHESTER — Older 6 room ’76” wlH prevail. Tickets are addition, you may qualify South Street, RockviUa 875- 16-PIBCE BEDROOM COMMERCIAL and office space builder, Leon Oleszynakl, 049- extra rooms. Centrally located walls, beautiful U^wn. Extends of East Hartford wholesaler. graduate desires summer day­ 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM HURRY HAYES AGENCY home, minutes) from Aircraft, available at heodquartera, the for one of the several 2174. Open 9-S. for rent. W. G. Schwarz Oo 4291. 8 bedrooms, 2(baths, % acre for all conveniencee. Financing to water’s edge. Boat dock. Im­ Village Spirit Shop, or by send­ ‘Steady fufi-ttme, 5 days. Call training programs that are time babysitting. 649-9259. 12-PIECE KITCHEN Apartments a r e renting mediate occupancy. Pasek fast . . . second section now Inc., 876-3042. 643-4803 lot. Only $16,500. Hayes Agen' no problem — owner can help. ing a stamped, self-addressed 3dr. F^dman, 388»4388. periodically offered to ap­ UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY — PLUS — NFUV 5-6 duplex, 8 bedrooms, 3 Realty 289-7476 or 742-8248. SALE! available for immediate oc­ cy, 643-4803. Paul Flano Agency, Realtors, envelope and 810 a couple, to plicants and employes. EI^BCTRIC REFRIGERA’TOR OFFICES 600-1500 sq. ft., excel furnaces, baseboard heat, 64A0191 or 649-4697. Dogs— ^Birds— Pets 41 cupancy . . . TEN MILES dUT — economy, P.O. ^ x 250 in Tolland. WOMAN to help with housework Refrigerator, Stove and TV TV SET AND RANGE lent location. Janitor, parking. choose your colors. Hutchins MAN(34ESTER — Roekledge. 4- idne day a week, own truispor- Included Free storage until wanted. Free MANCHESTER — Bast Side. 6 older 4 finished 6 room Cape, Church Meeting Set Openings Are Available In: BLUE BELTON English setter, MARILYN COXmT Will remodel to suit tenant Agency, 646-0103. bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 lavs, 2- HENRY STREET — Investment fation, Coventry area. 743-7107. AKC registered, female, 5 delivery. Free set up by our room Ranch with -3 generous property. Five units very well privacy, trees, artesian well. There will be a meeting at 100 B R A N D N E W 3 Modem Rooms of F\unlture FURNISHED MODEL APT. Very reasonable. 649-5334, 643- bedfroms, dining room, spa­ car garage, finished rec room years old, good diqiostiion, af­ own reliable men. 7175. maintained. 7 room flats, sep­ Only 87,500. Lawrence F'. Fi­ the United Congregational MACHINING Appliances, Lot No. 29? Open Sunday S Daily cious living room with fire­ den patio, complete buUt-lns, Church, tonight to authorize CLERK-TTPIST with bookkeep­ fectionate, show qualities. Please note: Appliances are re­ intercom system, air-condi' arate heating units, garages, ano, Realtors, 646-0424, 643- 10 Pc. Bedroom Set 11 AM. TO 8 P.M. OUTSTANDING place, large kitchen with for­ 2766, 742-6364. the purchase of pioperty and ing experience. Small ofDce. SHEET METAL Please call 649-3971. conditioned and guaranteed for INDUSTRIAL Space, 900 sq. ft. tloned, beautifully landscapped. fireplaces, 1% acre treed tot. Box C, Herald. 8 Pc. Living Room Set 1 year. On display at main store. MANAGING AGENT sprinkler, heated. Inqtare West mica counters, oil hot water the borrowing of funds, tn con­ 25 Pc. Kitchen Set For further Information call Most desirable location. Flor de­ BOLTON LINE — Economy MERCURYS and C O N H S PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT £Ude Realty, 218 Hartford Rd. heat, plaster walla, attached tails call Paul Fiano Agency, nection with the Building pro­ TOOL & DIE MAKING Den or Spare Bedroom Sat SIMON POVERMAN VALUE the R. F. Dlmock Co., Real' minded 2 bedroom Ranch, gram. SBCRFTTARY — shorthand nec- SIAMESE Sealpoint kittens. Samuel Albert, Htfd. 247-0358 649-4342. garage, 815,900. Wolverton tors, 649-5245. Realtora, 6464191. ansary, general knowledge of 826. 649-3155. $3 A WEEK SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT AGENCY Agency, Realtors, 640-2818. needs a little work, but tor 811,- Benefit Recital INSPECJTION If you have no means of trans­ 50 State St., Hartford FOyR ROOMS, second floor, Yes, this charming 6 room 9(X). You can’t miss. Also, pri­ insurance and bookkeeping $344 Colonial built by Jarvis and FIRST o f f e r i n g —ExcOUent THREE bedroom 5% room Arlyne Garrity wfl! perform i^pfUl. WiU train. Box B, Her- GROOMINO and boardiiu, will portation, I’ll send my auto for 522-6474 Office 860. monthly, available July 1. MANCHESTER — Modern 6-room Cape, ceramic tile bath house, Mancheeter Green. vate financing available. Va- in a platform art recital of the CARPENTRY collect and deliver. H. C. 649-2652 Model A pt located in Woodhill Heights Ranch two blocks from Bow­ In Stock For DISCOUNT FURNITURE you. No obligation on your part Tel. 643-0160. open staircase, large porch, 2 Cbambera Realty. 643-2325. camt. Owners anxious. Paul Fl­ "Sound of Music’’ by Rogers i Chase, Harmony Hill Ken­ whatsoever, even if you in Manchester, is tops in ers School, 2 fireplaces, plcely ano Agency, Realtors, 646-0191 VA ROOMS, second floor, heal, housing value. 3 bedrooms, car garage, combinations, ex- and Hammersteln, at the Sykes ' PIPE FITTING nels, Bolton, 643-5427. WAREHOUSE don’t buy. STORE FOR RENT. Ideal tor treed lot, only. $17,900. Bel Air or 649-4897, Junior High S W ILLYi d-WHEED O B Iv8 * Oak land Avse., PART TIME msa axpaci- DARK RICH etone-free hMun, Sewtag Center, Kaitflpnl, 622- tton. 748-7107. INMANI MANCHESTER —'•baautlfol new Ranob, oBbtawt kitchen, ceram­ BLMORB TURKmOTON. Judge. am houaakeaping taom with firaptoos and a tun' Si B a rttod sne ad in floor w«3dng and gen- HU, gravrt, eemL stone, ma­ M76. 4-4 two famlUss, flaU |Ut4 ic b ei^ begement rec zoom, UQUID STORAGE VEHIOLBS.'* Id otyU clspnliig, Must over t l MANCHESTER Ctorden Apai^ X4tk#ftwte Bo9nb|r» SiRVIi ^ Uy olaa kitchen, full shad dqrm' li nure, wUte aaad for aand box- mento — SVi room anortmeifl. ptageA Ouatom qtlallty level treed lot, coljr $14,800. Fanfb Qt^-Rdated SPACE of ««•. CWl O oM n i ee and ooot pools. DeUvety. 548- KBNMORBMORE (BS SCOstone with beat- R oohm Wlthoat Board 59 out, FuU tiled biUlM, In d M ^ l ar, aluminum storms and ReyekAgefley, Oil-tfoi. 184 •49-SIS4. zoom set; 5- Available Jti^ 1st, iieat, hot Fraa orsd' ptotutee, hr». soraaoB. nawty potatod, $1* , to o jm GAL. CAPACITY MOL S-plaM IMng water, atove, refriceratof, 6U0. o^ ton , DM wawr hedt. Bkoel- pleoe kttoiMn se t , ta good THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Oot- ohtm. Amwnaed Orpvi; iOO. Wohraztoo A(aney, Real* CXJVXNTRT WASHINGTON — .to 184 with ReUrDad SMlng ■UDOnuciAN, JoumayiWB per month. 64A0000, 646-0090. Call 816 Of 11 UntlwHitloii wHh all uftlJUM 800 CEDAR (dothesHne poles, condWion. OaU 649-1 taga Street, centrally located, Route gM. Cdchaator. I4l4i3n c a IWF. Agency, 648- tors, 649-8818. ahle and well n sA year 'zound otUee end tbwng ta the Uhlted prrterrad. IromadUta emphof- many rtses, installed or . re­ Urge, pleasantly furnlsned Office 15 Forest St. 4 room home. Uurge ptae p « i- States and Canada, communnty MORIARTY niant. OoU Walt ZamsuMk, IF YOU ARB In need of a new rooms, parking. CaU 640-2858 GARDNER LAKE, OoDn. Mod­ CLEAN CAPE, $ or I bodrooma, taundaUone odmi later the HouMkaapai set; also, good International eled liv lw room with etone S.H.V.C. INC. MTO. dump truck. 641-1858. comfortable chair for Mvlng for overnight and parmananl MANCHESTER Ganlen Apart­ ern bousakea; plus one unfinishad,' goioga, fireplgoe. Ideal tar youtig oou- gifte and bequeatg o f peraona n HNKord Straot, ■noU aduA family Moo- room, den or bedroom, oome fu sit ratas. ments —■ 4% rooms, 3 bed­ Lakefront. braaaaway, fli:ai^6a, nloa cie zotlzod talkB. who MfWi to oeslat their home Wodnesdaya -ba- W A N U D —Part-time gee atfl- T4JCB SOIL away the Blue Lua- in, diaDovar Mallow's bto ae- rooms, heat, hot. water, stova, NORMAN’S fo l. 44MSSS tion ettendenl, eiqierieneed tre way from eaipets and up- - koMIty aad tow 5 3 OvWBBBPWS' JHiV* paper flupilr.* »•'. ■ V <

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1981 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT ■fKatufr^Hter ^Q ifni^ 1 | p r ^ $ — ATerage DaQy Net fteas Rini T h e W e a t h v dents from Manchesbei High Feta Met eS U .^ WaaihM m m a m property end paeaing In a no pended }all term, one year pro­ WtodsorvUie Rte Klein- G>iirt Cases one week, and court officials Orwemko, 86, 198 Uttton St., (not prosecuted) r and Liewli B. John G. Tyler, 1$, of 808 W. GASOLINE aad M*dS, ■chmMt fimdunted from St noted that other charges are breach of peace, noUed; Velen- Patten, 30. Coventry, operating ralgnsd on both chargee on Supttttig Mpral^l Center St, was charged with June 38 ait the Manchester ses- • craw Audit JunM* Scho^ m Sunday. The expected to be filed agninst tine Belamte. 68, Stafford a motor vehloie whUe Ucense is 1 cd Ctrcnletisa name w«* incorrectly Usted in ROOKVILUE SESSION him. Springs, speeding, reduced to undar suapenaion, $100. procuring liquor as a minor, a sicn of Circuit Court 13. Manehe*ter-^A City of Village Charm lu t mtht’a Herald. Robert L. Bonin, 32, of WUIl- tenure to oheerve staite traffic charge relatM to a beer bottle S te i^ M. Maher, 18, of mantie, had Ixgul set at |1,000 Ohariee Wright, 18, of 127 ton, was charged with allowing High St., charged with keeping commiesion marklngn, $20; throwing incident at a high BANTLY OIL Mlinrlinntnr Bmbletn Chib wiB by Judge Max Reichert yeater- Betty E. Ramadeil, Old Town Tin Support* Bolivia sthool teacher’s home recently. a pemon to ride on the outside tOMI’ANY. IM . MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1965 (Claasified AdverUsing on Page 31) PRICK 8EVKN CBNTf day. Bonin, a native of Tor­ an unllcenaed dog, wns given n of his car and was summoned VOL. LXXXnr, NO. 22i (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) aponsor a plaatlc demonatration 16-dny suspended Jail term. Rd., tenure to drive left of a After police Investigation of MMN ’^TKKKI tomowpow M 7:80 p jit at Mott'e | rence, Calif., h charged with LA PAZ — Bolivia’s national, the case, which involved the to appear in court on July 12. recktees driving, operating a Wright noted he has given the pariced oar, $15; Edward T. Oonununlty HaB. Reireahmenta Toth, 22, 38 Bprlng St., Improp­ ixed tin mining Industry pro­ tossing of a beer bottle through P oUm say Maher parmltted a TK1>. bill-1.'!''. motor vehicie without a Ucenae, dog away. girt to sit on the trunk of Ms wW be served. Ibe pubUc is ki- er passing, $88, and mailing un­ vides almost 60 per cent of the a front window of the teacher's poaseaaion of a stolen motor ve- Steven L. Cole. 18, of Man­ convertible for several blocka Horkvill** btbed. necessary noise with a motor nation’s foreign currency, or home on E. Middle Tpka. late Nightly Curfew Imposed nMe, two counts of larceny un­ chester, charged with intoxica­ last n ig h t tion, was given a 30-day ws- vehicle, $16; Roy D. Rothe, 18, about $32 mtihon a year. in the ni|^ of June 8, five stu­ Events m e Ladiea Auxiliary eC the der |1B, dam age to prtvaU Italiaa Amerioan Club wHl have tta final meetinff of the aeason Red Troops Deployed ton igh t a t 7:30 at the clutriMUse In Sfate on Badridge St South Viet Leaders The Guard Club of the Wom­ an’s Benefit Assodaition will Strike Over have its aimiiai picnic tomor­ row at 6:80 pjn. at the home of At Underwood Mna Wendell Gravea, Bolton Near Autobahn Bridge take. HNre'' wBi be a meeting HOUSE Break with France after the aqpper. HARTFORD (AP) — A CLEARANCE-ENTIRE STOCK SAIGON, South Viett In Parts, a French govern i^namese government cioeed a French cultural program that mass meeting of striking Nam (AP) — The new ment spokesman said "We take m e service oonunKtee of note of their decision." Hr said had been brocuicasting nightly workers from the Olivetti- Junior Century Cluh win meet military government to­ he doubte.1 there would be any on Radio Viet Nam. This came Underwood Corp. plant toalcht at 8 at the home of day severed diplomatic re­ further government comment. after French stations broadcast No B lock Mrs. WUHam Calhoun, 123 voted today to end their lations with France and The break, however, appar­ Viet (Jong documentary televi­ White St The progrem oom- OF MEN’S SUMMER SUITS ently was more figurative than sion programs. eight-day walkout and ac­ declared a formal state of mlttee win meet at the aame HALE real. Do said later It was intend­ Saigon also expelled a French cept a new three-year con­ hour at the home of Mra. Mich­ O f Traffic Main Street— ^Manchester GROUP I Regular $65 to 69.95 FREE CUSTOM war against the Viet Cong. ed only as a political protest correspondent, who had been tract. ael Tobin, 424 Tiamd Rd., Ver- ALTERATIONS Coupled 'With these movee and would not affect the 7,(X)0 booked to leave the country By standing vote, some 1,800 Mlchaels-Stem . . . Clipper Craft were orders clceing alt Saigon's French citizens living in Viet anyway. members of the International . . . our entire stock of top name 86 newspapers and im poeing a Nam or Vietnomeae li'vlng In Association of Machinists and Officer John Walratfa, 88 Pine . In announcing the declaration Seen Y e t tropical suits. 45% wool, 56',' dacron, • CH ARG E nightly "anttluxury" curfew. France. of an official state of war. Do the Metal Polishers Union gave 8 t, was named the outstanding I>erfect blend for crisp looks all fTesident Charles de Oaulle’s Consular relations will be BERUN (AP)— Soviet student of the police training REGULAR 5.99 said severance of relations with what looked like unanimous ap- summer long. Deluxe tailoring, hand government, which advocates maintained to continue econom­ France was a necessary result pro'val to the new pact. and East Gennan troops class on June 18 at the Connec­ worked details only found in high priced neutralization of the area- that ic and cultural ties and the ticut Chiefs of Police Academy N AM E BRAND because of the French help to There was disagreement by have deployed on both suits. Iridescents, sharkskins, solids and was once French Indochina, break will not involve seizure of enemies of South Viet Nam. sonqe, however, on when to re­ at Bethany. Walrath is an of­ subdued plaids . , . size 34-46 in short, 'was accused of hdplng the ene- sides of the Elbe River French property, the foreign ReAatione between France and turn to work. \ ficer with the Glastonbury Po- regular or long. miez of South Viet Nam. minister said. French invest­ bridge on the Berlin auto­ Moe D a p t BERMUDAS her former colony have grown A chorus of “Monday. Mon­ "France pretends to be a ments here include large rubber Increasingly strained since day" filled the haU as John F. bahn but there has been Girl. Scout Troop 888 of Madras, fine cotton friend, Ixit tont,’’ Foreign Min­ plantatibns. President Charles de Gaulle Norris, chairman of the meet­ no interference witti traf­ blends, broadcloths, ister Tran Van Do toM a news While the French mission in Nathan Hale School will meet GROUP II Regular $55. to 59.95 began outspoken oppostiUon to ing, announced that workers fic, Allied military sources at ttie school tomorrow at 8 twills, Ivy B t'y 1 e, conference. Saigon is technically an emboe- Amerioan participation in the were to go beck to work Fri­ to 8:16 a.m. for a trip to Mys­ some seersuckers More famous label suits, tailored tg our "The De Gaulle government sy, it has had no ambassador war against the 'Viet Cong and day. said today. tic Seaport Museum, m e girls and woven plaida own exacting speciflcatlons, wanted Iri­ has always directly or indirectly since French-Vietnameee rela­ advocacy of a negotiated settle­ Norria good-naturedly ignored | The troops were reported dep­ are reminded to wear uniforms. Choose from many descents in favorite shades of olive, gray, helped our enemies, so the Viet­ tions began to cod in 1963. ment neutralizing South and the shouts and adjourn^' the loyed in foxholes dug along toa Mrs. Bbno Sanchlni and Mrs. attractive c o I o r a black, blue or brown. Dacron and wool namese government thus severs Similarty there is no ambassa­ North Viet Nam. m eeting. road on both bridge apprenefaes. BVsnk Savlno, troop leaders, Sixes 29-42. blend for complete comfort . . . so care­ relations with France and all dor at the Vietnamese Bbnbessy Previous governments have Earlier, in a half - hour pre­ "We have not yet been able to will aooompany the girls. free . . . so cool. Sizes 37-46 in short, future masters will be handled in P aris. ^ sentation, lAM business agent' draw any conclusions on ths regular or long. by their consulates.’’ Several months ago, the Viet- (See Page Eleven) Joseph V. Oonln outlined key purpose of this exercise but ws OrvMe L. Otovdsnd Jr., of the MENS' SHORT SLEEVE compromises reached since the ' are watching it carefully,’’ one U.& Nhvy, son of Mr. and Mrs. same members, by a bare three- source said. OrviUe Ll Olerv^and of 184 fiid- GROUP III Compare at 49.95 quarters majority, turned down "The troops are in control o t weH St., was home on leave Graduation a con^>any c^er a week ago. toe bridge but they are not so* la st w«pdc a fte r serving on the SPORT SHIRTS Fine dacron polyester and virgin wool Surrenders Again — 100 Years Later tually stopping traffic.’’ XTSS IfcDoneld at Norfedk, Va. REGULAR 1.99 EA. worsted go into the making of this Darien Case Dropped Military sources said ttwy Tickets V Pickets Confederate Gen. Stand Watie surrenders to Federal agents— again! A re­ oouid not' recall OommuMat He is h0w attending the Naval deluxe quality suit. Features a 3-button Issue Special STAMFORD (AP) —The case H ectim lc and Radar Sdmol at Dress, Sport or Knit shirts jacket with center vent and plain front enactment was held yesterday, exactly 100 years after the real-life Gen. troope conducting ahnflsr c n a c - . . . styles for summer 3 For against the last two of 13 orig- sttons at toe bridge, wWch is Zdttle Cheak, Via. trousers. Solids and neat patterns. Sizes inEil defendants in the Darien Watie surrendered. He was the last Confederate general to quit fighting, some emnfort Most are Just 36 to 46 in shorts, regulars and longs. The news about gradua­ about 2,6(X> feet tong. drip-dry and wear. Choose teen - age drinking parties was two months after Lee’s surrender at Appomattox. About 3,000 people witness­ Mrs. Jamea Vaddenm ef Sun- Terrific values. Your chance to save! Plague UN’s Party tion at Manchester High dropped today in CJlrcuit Court. About 100 troops 'were seen at from all the popular col­ ed yesterday’s re-enactment at Fort Toeson, Okla. (AP Photofax.) Mnd, Oahf., and her cousin, Mrs. 'School will be carried In In a session that lasted about toe span when the deployment Ruth miison of Ontskio, Oklif., lar styles, favorite colors tomorrow’s edition of The began Wednesday night, mill* RAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Ticket^ and pickets are two minutes. Judge Kenneth J. arc spending a three-week vaoa- and patterns. Sixes 14 H* 5 . Herald. Readers who want Zarrilii dropped a charge of taiy sources said. Ihm with Nhs. Feddma’a p a r - 17, 8, m, 1, xL am ong the p r o b ie m e at the San Francisco Opera House extra copies may phone serving liquor to minors against The Soviets used repairs to m ta , Mr. and Mis. Joseph n a m e b r a n d "ASHER." "BOTANY" where ^ e 20th anniversary observance of the United 643-2711. Mrs. Helen Bussey of Stamford NH Railroad toe bridge as sn excuse to ctoes Tbompaon of 101 Hemlock 8t MEN’S FAMOUS NAME DELUXE Nations’ founding takes place today through Saturday. If graduation la poatponed and Mrs. Agnes Peterson of New Medicare Boycott toe llO-mBe superhighway Unk­ Mis. Kbsan is the daughter of To the public, tosre won’t beA ------because of rain, the special Canaan, both caterers. ing West Berlin witb West (3eit^ Xfir. and lib s , m om a s Thom p- as many tickets u they would coverage will be published Banjamin Ferrle, special proe- m any in the 1946 B erlin bioc)B> . of Tampa, Bba, formerly of SPORT COATS area’s active poUUcal thought Saturday. Asks for O.K. od e. , SLACKS like for the U.N. sessions, espe- promised to protest everything ecutor, told the court that the GROUP I Regular $35. cislly to hsar President L^don from President Johnson’s Viet caterers spent most of the time Travelera' reaching Berffa B. Johnson’s scheduled 11:30 'Wednesday night reported ua* ■fin. Olga Verro, 38 Ridge Clipper Craft-Brookfleld, Stewart Doug­ 65% wool, 45% dacron, deluxe Nam policies'to the Iron curtain in the kitchen at a private party On Program Rejected by AMA las . . . easy care fabrics and wool a.m. Friday addraaa, wbich will and the 'United Nations itself. in Darien June 22, 1964, and had usual Rsd tro(^ movement b^ St., waa placed on the dean’s tailoring in these medium weight be televised nationally. list srith second honors in the blends . . . latest summer patterns, slacks. Cool and comfortable, they The Viet Nam Day Oammittee Pope Concerned no IntenUon of serving liquor to gsn atong the Ugfaway in.midat* ^ 8 8 The public had only 800 tick- m inors. NEW HAVEN (AP)—The trus­ NEW YORK (AP)— ^The American Medicgl Aaaoef- tetnoon. OolunuiB of infantry, University of Connecticut’s checks, solids and plaids. A marvelous resist wrinkles, keep their criq> from the Berkel^ campus of tees of the bankrupt New Haven, selection. Sizes 36-46 short, regular and ats to fight over after the rest of the University of U llfom la pre­ The party preceded on auto­ atl6n turned aside today moves to urge doctors to boy­ hdavy. weapons and tanks wera School of Home Bhsonomics. appearance wearing after wearing. the seats In the 3,283-person ca­ War Might Mean Railroad will ask for federal long. Choose from charcoal, blue, brown, dicted 1,600 pickets would pro­ mobile accident in which Nancy cott the proposed federal Medicare. spotted atong toe rood, concen* pacity opera houae ware alloted Hitchtngs, 17, o f Darien, was court approval F riday o f a $4.6 trattng- around toe cutodb to gray or olive. 'Waist sizes 28-42. 2 for $19. test the Prbsident’s Viet Nam million federal and bi-state pro­ But it 'warned it would not^ to Mends of the United Nations policy during hla speech. Civilization’s End killed. Brarxlenburg, WoBta and GROUP II Regular to 22.95 and San Frandaoo Oty Hall. Meanwhile, the state is pre­ gram designed to keep New Ha­ cooperate in any health pro­ be detriments! to toe public Mtagdeiburg, COME TO Dacron and wool blends, the choice The Captive Nations Council, Tha dty’a 1,760 poUce officers VATICAN Cimr (AP) — Pope paring evidence in still another ven oommuter trains running gram toot interferes with a w elfa re." AUed sources ssM ne troop summer weight for^^most men. Plaids, representing refugees from So­ another 12 to 18 months. are making ready for pickets viet sateUltea, promised 100 Patfi 'VI eaid today that the Darien teen-age drinking case. doctor’s judgment and skill. The AMA’s delegates turned mowementa wers observed solids and fancy patterns, wanted three- and have laid down atrict menace of war 'waa becoming The federal government an­ back nine resolutions from eight plcketa In native costume would The House of Delegates — top along ths aotobalin lUh morn­ Munson's button styling and set-in flap pockets. Famous “Lancer” Slacks ground rulea. more serious . and he, warned nounced Wednesday It had states and one' individuail doctor ing. However, traveiers repott­ Blues, grays, olives, browns, in sizes 36- protest against tha Iron curtain. Shareholder* Grow p olicy grroup o f the AMLA — a c­ Pickets representing a broad An anu-U.N. group calling woirld leadens theut a liew con- agreed to participate in the pro­ that wpuld have urged nonparti­ ed columns of camouflaged Ve- 48. 66% Kodel Polyester and 45% spectrum of the San Franoiaoo fUot 'With the "terrib le instru­ NEW YORK (AP)—An esti­ cept^ and approved a resolu­ itself the San Francisco Bay m ated 606,000 Connecticut reei- gram by making a $8 mi^on cipation in toe proposed health blolea ware deployed >at vazious Sporel rayon, permanent crease. ments" of modem science coidd “demonstration grant.” tion by one of its top legislative care plan, to pix^de health CANDY Cravenette finish guarantees water area "civic unions" said they dents own shares in pubUcly committees that states: qpote along the highway. Soma GROUP III Regular 22.95 meen the end of riviUzation. Connecticut and New York care for toe aged through Social Soviet troc^ cohimns were seen repellency and no-staln finish. 88 would picket a U.N. reception at owned corporations, the New "That when the fate of toe A sslectsd group of authentic bleeding the Palace of the Legion of Hon­ In a broad-ranging speech, agreed earlier to contribute Security. oocomixanied by field hitchena^ Indian madras Jackets. Nylon half lin­ Plain front styles in solid colors York Stock Exchange says. pending Medicare legislation is or tonttmt. the Roman Catholic pontiff also A census, taken by the ex- $760,000 eaxJi as toeir ahare o f Blit at toe some time — in one an taidieation tbat the Commu­ ings, washable, three-button styling, of charcoal, gray, brown, blue, {leds Asked toe project’s cost. determined, this house will re- KITCHEN olive. Sizes 28-42. Ready cuffed The Prealdent’s alder daugh­ announced that he wanted lUs chiange earlier this year, rixywed of several amendments from nist troops may be prepared for center vent back, attractive madras -view, in special session if neces­ a stay away from Itaelr bar* lengths 28-32. ter, Lynda Bird Johnson. 21, birth control study commission a gain of 46,000 shareo'wners, The New Haven has already sary, toe effect of toe law and the floor — it restated Its objec­ BOmCE g, BfHLTON colors. This is a tremendous buy! Sizes 2. for $15. arrived last night. She evaded to conCtnue its work to a conclu­ asked toe Interstate Commerce tion to accepting any program racks. 36-44, short, regular, long. Sizes 44 to 60 ...... $1 more T o Set D ate or 10 per cent, over the number take whatever action is deemed Where The Candy >• the city’s press and photogra­ sion. reported In (Connecticut In the Comonmission tor perm-ission necessary.” funded by Social Security taxes. One report asld that Soviet Ifade Fresh phy corps through most of a He said he would not cut short census taken in 1962. curtail its New York or “West In Washington, toe Senate and East German troope bad BOYS’ SIZES 8-20. REG. 4.99 and 5.99 sightseeing tour when she and its work—on apparent reference End" commuter service as a It also accepted some amend­ Finance (Jommittee by a 12-6 been restricted to tbenr bar­ Choose From The Largest There were 20,120,000 share­ ments from toe floor that reaf­ Variety la New Englaad For New Talk her Seertt Service protectors to a reported deadlock in the owners in the nation this year, first step in toe eventual elimi­ vote cleared away the last ap­ racks in East Germangr sines "BILLY THE KID." "SNAZZY" SLACKS took In the stage show, "Tlie commission over the new oon- firmed pre'vtous AMA stands INSTANT WEAR e POLISHED COTTON a gain of 18 per cent since die nation of all passenger service. parent hurdle in (Jongress to e Wednesday but allied sources Candy Also Avnflable For Misses’ Better SPORTSWEAR WASHINGTON (AP) — The Kbw and I." ti^epfive pills. 1962 census, the exclmnge said If federal court approves toe in cluding: the bill, which is now expected said they could not confirm tols. United States has asked the So­ luM Johnson's compeuiion, railroad’s participation in toe “That toe medical profession to pass toe Senate in July. It Reports persisted that civil Slims & Regulars 2.59 2 for $5. The Pope spoke at an au­ In a report Wednesday. will render (best possible medi­ ON SALE AT SENSATIONAL SAVINGS viet Union to agree to a date at Marta Ross of the White House dience he granted 29 cardinals Connecticut ranked 11th program,' the railroad is ex­ already has passed the House of airline pBots flying through the Open DnOy and Sa SALE! Husky Sizes 3.59 2 for $7. the earliest poaslbie time • for staff, said that Lynda waa vaca- pected to witodiaw its petition cal) care according to the sys­ Representatives. oocridcra to BerUn reserved for who called on him to congratu­ among the states in the number tIU 8 d 0 P J L reopening 17-nation disarma­ tlMdng and "getting the dust out of shareowners. It ranked first tor curtailment of commuter tem It believes Is In the public In toe accepted AMA resolu- Western planes have spottad MISSES' late him on Ms "name day." interest, and that it will not be a TeL 648-4382 ment talks at Geneva aimed at of her hair” after her archeo­ Today is (he Roman Oath^c in concentration, 'with 18.1 per service. WASH 'N WEAR SLACKS negotiating an expanded nu­ logical expedition on the Fort willing party to implementing (See Page Eleven) (Bee ,Fage Eloesa) "COWPOKE." "ROUGH ’N READY" clear teat ban treaty and an Apache, Arts., reservation. (See Page Thirteen) (See Page Eleven) (See Page Thirteen) any syst^ which it believes to SUMMER Easy care cotton and fortrel DENIM DUNGAREES agreement to haK the %>read of blends, perfectly tailored nuclear weapons. with side zippers, self belts. 344 Administratien officials, All the fashion colors, beige, Regular 2.59 Value blue, green, navy and black. awaiting a So'vlet reply, said Health Care Measure Sizes 10-18. Regular 3.99 they see little prospect of any real progress In either of these DRESSES fields in the near future. In their view the whole range of U.S. Gets Committee O.K. MISSES’ FAMOUS Soviet relationa is more or less LsA-BEiL paralyzed by the VletneuneiM •PETITES* -JU N IO R S’ BOYS' -GIRLS' -TODDLERS' -G IRLS’ 7-14 war situation. WASHINGTON (AP)— ^The Senate Finance Gtnn- mittee approved today the bill establishing a broad Fresh Block Island Swim Suits The request for agreement on •MISSES’ -V^OMEN’S an early date to start up the health care program for persons over 65 and raising SUMMER WEAR disarmament talks again was Social Security payments for 20 million Americans. Regular to $12.99 made by U.S. diearmament pol' The 12-6 vote sent toe $6-bll-^ty and survivor benefits re­ SWORDFISH DRASTICALLY REDUCED Icy chief William C. Foster in lion bill to the Senate floor for troactivo to Jan. 1 this year. SPECIAL New Yorit a waek ago to Sovlat expected passage in July. The maximum retirement Regular disarmament tx p a ti. Semyon K. 8 .4 4 It was toe first time toe Fi­ payment tor a person going on io 9.99 e BOYS’ SWIM TRUNKS 'Ibarapldn. It was the laieef of a nance Committee had been will­ the rolls now would be boosted lb.89e • 1 and 2-plece styles number of U.S. atforts to reopen ing to approve a heedth care for to $136.90 a month com pared • Nets, Jerseys, cottons e SUMMER PAJAMAS disarmament negoUatlone. toe aged program tied into the with the present $127. The m ini­ Tsarapkin reportedly said ha mum would go up from $40 to Fresh Flounder and and blends Social Security system. Last • Sizes 10-18 e NYLON BOA-UNG JACKETS would have to rsler the matter year it rejected such a m ove 11- $44. Haddock FUlets to M oscow. 6. The Mil will bring an increase Regular e BOYS’ PLAY SHORTS Fresh attention was focused In Social Security taxes next on the nuclear proliferation The committee made numer­ ous changes in the bill passed year to about $6 billion as conq- to 11.99 o B EACH H A T S probtsm Wethiesday in a Senate pared \yith 1965 or o f $2.6 billion The Finest Selection speech by Sen. Rbbert F. Ken­ April 8 by toe House and strong­ ly endorsed by President Jplemsntal sateiUte set fer laoheeh freaa torney Arthur Qarrett'a com­ insurance plan covering Cape Kennedy Tuesday fat. atep 10 cans $1.00 From a very famous mak­ plaints of faulty teiepbona aerv doctors' tees tor serviesa at toward operattonal epaca • NEW PICCADILLY LOOK er of ladlM’ sportswear. INFANTS' • GIRLS' 7-14 then deUbaratad aavan home, at the office or in a hospi- tececaettng iraatem... Fine cotton blends in tal, as wen as some additianal in ICattona Cbahrmaa straight, A-llne or pleated a TENNIS DRESSES a KNIT PAJAMAS hours. Bumble Bee TYma Regular H ie vwiftet: Ttaat 'Oaentt Is services. Rav C. BMaa dieinieaea top aids a FAMOUS LABELS hip-huggera B erry, antttted to $1 in actual damages and looff-Hme Mend w sU lm brown, black, navy, beige, 7.99 a SH IF TS a BATISTE BABY DOLLS The committee action camo 8 cans $1.00 — plus $1.B i»nWcB la punlttya as the House of Delegates of the Oody KaSy for hraoklng tnta .pise 10-20. GOP finance dhectcr’e desk. a POLOS a S L A C K S a BE R M U D A S ^ dam ages. American Medical Association Cburrstt, 8$. acted aa U own approached a showdown on White House announces Free- Meat Jdaeon will breeddhat to- S&H attorney. On •••ntogAl whether to urge fellow phyal' morrow wtlli tennar Prealdeiit Carefree, wrinkle shy fabrics diet Ttneday, He dild? with Mans to boycott Medicare or to Stewed Tomatoee New Bermudas • Blouses YOUR CHOICE tnifuedn-che«: "Well, you win ItNBttan an raeta to UJN. aanir wU keep you fresh ax a daisy delay a decision on the Issue. to Ban Fra»- 4 cans $L00 all Minunxr kxig. Prints, floral^ , some - y e u ^ *»?••" _____ Pending In the New York solids, teacturax in cool mlxty KEGULAR TO L99 ; The ■ wWte-thatohid tewyer meeting were a sheaf o< propos­ paxtalx or deep tone fashion ool- Assorted plaid* Bxrmudas had sued Padfio TSlephopfa * als asltoig in one way or another on. Outxtaamng values •— so or Uouxex, soma in solids that dootors not p^ftyats ip Kabuld Tuna and prints. M ix ssmI m atch •ally in tha aiaaon. Oonte asa Regular Tour obanoo to edot tiM fiiii«ly fcr vbsMfai.ar < government health plana, Water Pack, No OH and save! Itaa 6-15; 10-3$; these Itsms for a swingy iisw wardrobe. Sixes 10-U ,Wowtoeful no-lroefahries,la attraottvem ni^ A compromlae' awalttog met i cans $L00 13H -a0)b. 1.99 .Ooine, see sad save on this tremn ' - ' Ha teaMftad that he would postpone the decision un­ sM blouaes in $2-88. children’s sunumr Waw was prareatsd from reachtag til after Uw oongroaslanal ellants and thty I»a4 trouUa toaktor hi htat 2 for $2. o f the p r o m m la - - bto "fiapti ■ 'Motaoting him. b T^a *wnp n wtu • tit's i '4 ? t '? 1, n o ’jeefc’4’ * ■■ •. k -g|l^:VpW*4 'J '

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