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▼OL. LXXXII, NO. 218 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1968 (ClMBlfled AdvarttRag oa Paga Id) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Wallace9 Negroes Set for Showdown Top Powers Set Talk

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) army of civilian police and the Clinging defiantly to a tattered standby National Guard units will be used only to prevent violence banner of segregation and riaking Im4 ■ and not to bar the Negroes. J relml Mer*> a Jail term, Qov. Oeorge C. Wal­ He appealed once more to the LMM lace headed today tor an immi­ people to stay away from the on Test Ban nent crioia at the Uniyeraity pf campus. m._ Jalt Hilda Alabama. "I have kept the faith. You a a ad A lax The two Negro atudenta he haa keep the peace,” he said. ' irarUae for awom to turn back at the univer- Despite the governor's deter­ aity doora returned to Alabama mined stand, Hood expressed hope after a weekend *ln New York to that he and Miss Malone will be I, Raymoad await the ahowdown. . admitted without interference. ; JFK Says MMtU* rauta. I "We ahali defend our rights aind On the campus and throughout i >_>aavar i we shall dare to do ao,' the fS- the city, state troopers and local' D ow . B a a ^ year-old governor said Sunday officers kept a close watch for po­ A t * night. tential troublemakers. The head, U.S. Halts ” I am going to stand for you at of the state police, Col. Albert | the university,” he told the people Lingo, said 16 white men with' MM of Alabama in a radio-television guns were arrested Saturday night | a'a womaa broadcast. near the site of a Ku KIux Klan Its Blasts l a S ' ^ a The students, Vlvan Malone of rally. They were Jailed on charges of carrying concealed weapons or Mobile and James A. Hood of WASHINGTON (AP) — I'a- oaretaaa Gadsden, are to register Tuesday carrying weapons without permits. 1 I Baatar ta for the summer session. The gov­ Dr. Frank A. Rose, university; President Kennedy announced ernor has pledged to be there and president, expressed confidence today that he, Soviet Premier stanil in their way. that the university will meet the Khrushchev and British Wallace planned to fly to Tus­ crisis with dignity. a a d Prime Minister Harold Mac* irat&x. to oopa PNane AOnhiter HaroM Macmillan is ring«d by police on arrival caloosa this afternoon from the "No thinking person,” he said, «C a a M - at Bhniton Railway Sitaitkm, London, today wnen he rettumed state capital at Montgomery, 100 "wants anything destroyed at this millan will send special nego­ from a gdflng holiday in SooiUand. Maomlllan announced he miles to the southeast. Tonight, university.” tiators to a high-level confer­ Bathune. A would start p n ^ of the Profumo aex and aecurility aoandal.' (AP he is expected to confer with Among the 4,(XX) to 6,(XX) stu­ ence in Moscow in mid-July PtWltOlllBX), , members of the imlversity board dents who will enroll for the sum­ ^ la adnUna> for a new effort to conclude a taft. of trustees who voted to admit the mer session today and Tuesday ■ Skaw Negroes on th.e main campus here is the university president's nuclear test ban treaty. Bmttli and and a third Negro at the univer­ daughter. In announcing this new Hla M acto sity center in Huntsville. „ Vice President Lyndon B. John-, breakthrough in the long test The governor is ex-officio presi­ son appealed . for peaceful settle­ ^'airy, Tara Macmillan Orders dent of the board and voted ment of racial issues Sunday in a n ! ban exchanges, Kennedy also ato tmubta m of tarror. against desegregation despite a address at Tufts Unlverlsty’s com­ declared an imm'Cdiate ban on federal court order. mencement In Medford, Mass. any U.S. nuclear tests in the Before leaving Montgomery, "We live in a time when our 'atmosphere so long as other Sex Scandal Probe Wallace renewed his appeal to the country cemnot be divided," he countries do not test. This put people to keep away from the said, "not between slave and free, university and let him alone car­ or black and white.” the specific question of a new ry out a test of state sovereimty. roun(i of nuclear explosions in LONDON (AP) — PrimefA Negro ex-lover tried to shoot Roy T. Wilkins, executive sec­ Already on the tightly barricad­ retary of the National Association the atmosphere up to Khrush­ her. ed campus with orders to prevent Minister Macmillan returned Christine has said she and Pro­ for the Advancement of Colored chev. <•». from a ffolfinsr vacation today any possible violence are more People, said Sunday in a Philadel­ fumo were lovers. For months ru­ than 800 state, county, city and In a speech at American Uni­ rrol Flraa. and ordered an inquiry into mors had whispered this. Before phia interview that Kennedy’s | versity commencement exercises, campus policemen. civil rights program "must be a security aspects of the Pro­ Parliament in March Profumo Waiting in nearby armories on the Prerident warned Americans denied the nunors. Then iMt comprehensive package and not against “ a dangerous, defeaUst fumo scandal which threatens standby duty are more than 6(X) Just one or two items.” Wednesday he changed h is' story, National Guard troops mobilized belief” that peace is impossible to Macmillan’s own career. resigned his sub-Cabinet post and Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy President Kennedy today announces that he, Soviet Premier Khrushchev and British Prime Minis­ achieve. He argued that both the The inquiry la being made by Sunday by Wallace. ■aid Saturday that he sees racial ter Harold Mncmillan will send special negotiators to a mSd-July conference in Moscow for a new try quit Parliament in disgrace. The guardsmen arrived by heli­ United States and Soviet Union Lord Dilhome, who as lord Profumo, while confessing that at writing a nuclear teat ban treaty. Kennedy made the announcement in a ^>eech at American and their allies have a "mutually chancellor is Britain's highest le­ copter Md motor convoy to rein­ (Oonttnoed on Page Eleven) University in Wlashlngton. (AP Photofax). he and MIm Keeler were more force civilian officers—if neces­ deep interest" in halting the arms gal authority. than platonic friends, insisted' that race and achieving peace., He will determine if British se­ sary. BritlBh security had not been Wallace said in his broadcast "We must conduct (nir affairs curity was breached or was negli- compromised. W hite Man Was Created EviV in such a way that it becomes In ent as a result of former war that to send " a loyal Southern lafo af I But the plctiure of a British war governor to Jail” would amoimt the Communist interest to agree S[Inlster John Profumo’s Illicit minister sharing a mistress with State News on a genuine peace,” Kennedy affair with Christine Keeler, a 22- to military dictatorship. a Russian believed to be a spy He was mindful of a federal said. atop puta year-old red-haired party girl who sent shudders down British spines. "Above all, while always de­ at the same time in 1961, was court injunction forbidding him to Black Muslim Leader Says Negro kFVira) double affair oM ously 1" TIlURfo Ivanpv is generally, regarded as Must Have Nation of His Own adve'rsary with .a choice of either a^'tloviet-iRteUigence agent made him a candidate for Soviet Weekend Busy a humiliating retreat or a nuclear ’■ NetwotiC blackmail. war.” of Nov. 8, Political sources said Dilhome's Light Ruled Out, report probably will be completed Macmillan scheduled a confer­ EDITOR' 8NOTB What do^from the white society in tha$>member of the evil family, just For Colleges The Moscow conferaice could this week. The report will be ence with his deputy prime min­ the Black Muslims want? Are they United States. the same.” lead to a foreign ministers meet­ handed to Macmillan and Labor ister, Richard A. Butler, and Smoke Still Signal serious about demanding a por­ Muhammad Elijah Is the leader One of his basic doctrines—the ing and a summit session, depend­ party leader Harold Wilson but Martin Redmayne, the Conserva­ tion of the country for their own of the Black Muslims. To thou­ autonomous Neg^ro nation—hais not By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing on whether it achieves a may not necessarily be made pub- tive official responsible for party VATIOAN CTTY (AP) — Negro nation? Associated Press sands of Negroes—their number is been fully understood, he says. It was the busiest com­ breakthrough in the stalemate of Uc. liaison and discipline in Parlia­ The Vatioan has decid ed writer Reiman Morin, who won never stated—he is “ The Messen­ He explains the two alterna­ mencement weekend of the the past six months. BIOR Macmillan refused to comment ment. Informants said Kennedy has against a light signal to flash one of his two Pulitzer Prizes for ger.” tives; year in Connecticut. The Uni­ OKS on the Profumo affair and gave Some Tory politicians say Red­ word from the Sdstlne Chapel coverage of the 1658 school inte­ His features are thin and ascet­ "First, let us go back where not yet decided upon his repre­ ro no public indication of concern. mayne was to blame for not keep­ on the election of a new Pope, gration riots at Little Rock, Ark., ic. The bone-structure of his face we came from (Africa). versity of Connecticut, the sentative. It was understood that JNOS But the scandal rocking Britain ing Macmillan informed about the a Vatican radio official said talked to Black Muslim leader is delicate. He has a gentle man­ “ But 'If we can’t be sent back University of Hartford, Trin­ men such as John J. McCloy, his SISHB} could spell his downfall as Con­ persisting tide of rumors before today. Muhammad Elijah. Here Is an In­ ner and speaks in soft, measured where we came from, why not do ity College, Connecticut Col­ onetime disarmament police ad- Mitaad servative party leader. His chance the storm finally broke. sight Into the thinking of the'lead­ cadences. Only his large eyes re­ this: let the government set up viSer, and Undersecretary of State of survival depends largely on the , Vatican radio aources said lege, Southern Connecticuti W. Averell Harriman were being Macmillan is expected to con­ lost week that the official ra­ er of the extremist cult. flect the fire within. some territory, or a state, for our­ showing he makes before Parlia­ tinue talks with other party offi­ State and New Haven College considered. dio station was studying the By RELMAN MORIN They glowed with .a deeper in­ selves. Help us to produce the ne­ ment next Monday when asked to cials through the week. Some PHOENIK, Ariz. (AP)—"B y na­ tensity when he said: "The situa­ cessities that we are not able to handed out degrees, said Kennedy intends to emphasize explain his role in the background possilbllity of installing an planning for the Moscow confer­ lER political sources speculated he ture, the black man was created tion will get worse. It is due to produce for ourselves. Give us 201 goodbye to their graduates to the Intrigue. might not wait another week to electrical system between the good. By nature, the white man ence when he meets Macmillan ohapel and the Vatican radio the merciless treatment accorded or 26 years (to become self-suffi­ If Macmillan fails to give satis­ put his case to the nation. was created evil.” our people." cient.) and lapsed into quiet summer at the end of this month during factory smswersi one parlia­ Macmillan could feel that ques­ studio. Someone inside the Therefore, he says, the Negro He lives simply. In a pretty but schedules. his European tour. In fact, ad­ chapel would throw a switch "If we don’t, it’s not the mas­ mentary Informant predicted, tions which remain are dami^:lng must separate himself completely unpretentious bungalow in Phoe­ ter’s (the white man’s) fault. Yale and Fairfield, meanwhile, ministration authorities were say­ and a system of lights would there is little doubt he will be to the government and himself nix. From there, he travels wide­ Then you can come in with your held their commencement exer­ ing today that this was the real pressured even more to resign. while they go unanswered. indicate whether a Pope had ly, spreading his doqtrines—the guns and kill us all.” cises today. reason why Kennedy added a >P O M l The gravest threat came from Principally the questions are been elected or whether there complete separation, not the inte­ This Negro nation, he says, is For graduates, H meant swel­ London stop to his schedule. was no agreement. In making his announcement of AVI some of Macmillan's own Con­ these; gration, of Negroes and whites In the ultimate goal of the Black tering in robes and mortairboards servatives who accused him of Was it true that security serv­ But the system apparently the nation. Muslims. through ceremonies thait seemed the conditional ban on U.S. nu- HERE negligence and naivete in not un­ ices knew about Profumo and falls under a conclave rule He does not preach violence. He took the first step in Detroit strangely leisurely after the hectic' clear tests, Kennedy said: "Such U SEE earthing the true story of the Pro­ Miss Keeler as well as Miss Keel-' wWch bans “ telegraphic, tele­ But does he hate the white man? in 1931. He was 35 years old then. wtnduip of the academic year. a declaration ’ “ Is no substitute for fumo affair earlier. er and Ivanov? phonic, mlcrophonic, radio-, All White men? The great depression was begin­ It was a time for successful a formal, binding treaty, but I t l l S With an edge of about 100 seats If they did, was Macmillan in­ phonic, photographic, cinema­ "The Messenger" often answers ning. He says, "I was doing odd adults to teU the class of '63 what hope it will help us achieve one.” "Our hopes must be tempered I9 M In the House of Commons, the formed? And if he wasn’t, why tographic and other similar by indirection, and he now says: jobs. I had a family of eight, and to expect and how to behave dur­ Conservatives under normal cir- wasn’t he? instruments.” "The Bible teaches us to love good wherever I could find work, I ing the years ahead. with the caution of history,” Ken­ eumsta/ices could easily turn back and to hate evil. I can’t love man took it.” Stewart UdaU, secretary of the nedy said of the conference to break the nuclear deadlock, "but any opposition move to bring (Continued oc Page Nine) (Continued on Page Nine) (the white man) because he is One day, he met a man named interior, describ^ conservation as down me Macmillan government. the very essence of evil.” Wallace Fard. "a search for balance and order” with our hopes go the hopes of all But some Tory legislators have What about the white who is He says of Fard: "I recognized for the benefit of the girls grad­ mankind." expressed doubts whether they trying to help the Negro today, him to be God in person and that uating from timnecticut (College In making his announcement, to obtain his civil rights and full is what he said he was, but he In New London. Kennedy moved swiftly from one can continue to support Macmil-, area of national concern to anoth­ Ian as party leader. equality? forbade me to tell anyone else. j Struggle over New Pope Glenn T. Seaborg, cliaii'iiian of er. He was just back from Hono­ Macmillan must call new elec-; This man, says Muhammad Eli­ was a student of the Bible. the Atomic En'srgy CTommission, 4 jah, is "one in 1000,” and he will I recognized him to be the person lulu where he made a major plea tlons before October 1064. Even told the men at Trinity in Hart­ to the nation’s mayors to J ^ in before the Profiuno case broke, be rewarded. "But he’s still a ford that they wikll have their Molding Church Future m em b^ of the other 999. He’s a (Continued on Page Three) pollsters were giving the edge to work cut out for them trying to (Continued on Paga Eight) fCACO the Labor party. keep abreast of the latest srien- lartford For Macmillan it was a per­ tific developments. sonal - crisis of confidence — his By JAME8 MARLOW ^been started, but only on a tiny Connecticut Chief Justice Ray­ 'ATION darkest hour since he became Associated Press News Analyst scale. mond B. Baldwin told University BT. prime minister. < WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pope John, In his . encyclical Several Mayors Back of Connecticut gr^uates at Storrs A chain of explosions has been struggle among the cardinals in thii year, Pacem in Terris (Peace that character is more important Bulletins Inc. bursting almost dally since Pro­ choosing a new Pope will shape on Earth), went far beyond Pope than mere technological' compe­ fumo confessed he lied to Parlia­ the direction of the Rbman Catho­ Leo's thinking and urged cradle- tence. He described the astronauts (^Ued from AP Wires ment to cover up his love affair lic Church for years. to-the-grave welfare programs. JFK’s Anti-Bias Plans as ’’primarily men of character in CO. .with Christine, a self-styled model The conservatives and those Nothing showed the chanf^ng the broadest, finest sense of the m who first hit the headlines when who favor a more liberal policy, times better. word.” TERRY WIN ASSURED when they begin June 19 to elect Now liberals are not longer as­ HONOLULU (AP) — President^unlverslty address one of the most UConn President Homer D. Bab- LIMA, Peru (AP)-—Fernando CO from among themselves a succes­ sociated with the concept of un­ Kennedy's call for a five-point signiflcanr pronouncements during' bidge Jr. was at the University of BeUumde Terry, U.8.-edacated sor to Pope John X X m , may hit Cushing Suggests limited free enterprise and the program to reduce racial tension Kennedy’s tenure as chief execu­ Hartford, where he talked about architect, seemed headed for vic­ a stalemate and have to settle word liberal is not identified with In cities was taken up today by education. “We must be sufflcent- tory today with almost one-third on a compromise. tive. There was speculation to anti-clericallsm. Some (Jatholics MUHAMMED ELIJAH several of the nation’s most pow­ halt nuclear weapons tests. ly realistic and hard-headed,” he of the votes counted In Pern’s Easing Rules for Still, he could be a surpnse, consider themselves liberal, some erful mayors who pledged a bat­ presidential elc^ons. All un­ one way or the other. Pope John Kennedy told the mayors in his said, "to match the Soviets' ait conservative. tle to see It through. address at a Waikiki Beach hotel their game of educational utlU- official pirils gave the leader of ERV. Mixed Marriages was. He was a comproise and' Liberals today In the economic New York Mayor Robert F. tarlanism.” the leftist Popular Aotlon-Cbris- turned out in his short reign of the time is past “ for token moves RD. field, concerned for the general Mayor Parley Wagner said of the President’s and talks.” It Is clear, he said, It was a time for the awarding Uan Democratic alUsooe a cotn- about 4H years to be the most welfare, urge government controls NEW TORk (AP) - 7 Richard message: "It is a real challenge. that Negroes eventually will have of honorary degrees as well as fortaMe lead, but ohwges df LEAN progressive and adaptable P<^e In on business. Pope John, unlike vote fraud' may hold up a final Cardinal Cushing of Boston sug­ A lot of us will fight to see that equal rights and. “ our responsibil- academic ones. »T. the 20th century. Pope Leo, didn’t condemn liberals our conference adopts a resolution tolly. That the word - liberal can be Opened by Lee ity, yours and mine, is to see that Among the recipients were Gov. gests lifting many of the Roman In his encyclical. He didn’t men­ supporting his position.” they are won in a peaceful and ATION Used to describe. some of the car­ tion them. John N. Dempsey and the Rt. Rev. Catholic Church's restrictions on Backing up Wagner at the na­ constructive manner, and not Walter H. Gray, Episcopal Bishop STRIKE LAW BARRED dinals who feel the Church needs Pope John wanted closer imity HONOLULU (AP) — Mayor rellglouidy mixed mai^rlages. tional mayors’ conference where won in the.streets.” of Oonnectlicut, who were honored JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) changes to adjust to new times in the CSiristlan world between Richard C. Lee of New Haven, —The U.S. SupreAie Court knock­ Specifically, he wants to do Mayor Richard J. Daley of Chi­ The chief executive urged . that ibry the University of Hartford. Is in itself a mark of change. Catholics and non-Catholics, and Conn., today officially opened the cago, Mayor Jerome Cavanagh of ed out Missouri's pubUc utility away with &e requirement that a Only 72 years ago, when Pope cities establish birac^l human re­ he wanted reforms In the Oiurch. 80th national ccmference of United Detroit and Mayor Joseph Barr lations committees to identify ten­ anti-strike law today and Atty. non-Catholic who marsles a Cath­ Leo x m wrote his famous encycli­ These were his main reasons for Accidwts Kill Four Gen. Thomaa F. E^Ieton said olic promise that their children States’ mayors with a plea to of Pittsburgh. sions ' before they reach crises cal, Rerum Novarum (Of New calling the Ecumenical Council. <3avanagh. In fact, went farther stage and to help ease them; By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the state may ask for a rehear­ will be raised in the Cathollb faith Things), he denounced Uberale. In But in the council meeting ap­ "overcome the decay, waste and Accidents claimed four lives in ing. The chairman of the State and not interfere with the Catho­ In support of Kennedy’s sugges­ He also proposed: the world by name. proval has to come from those the human suffering .which exists tions, terming civil rights "the —Every local govdmment make Coimeotlcut over the weekend. Mediation Board, which adminis­ lic partner's religion. It was a time when part of the taking part In It, not only car­ In our cities." Two of the victims drowned, one ters the tew, called the deoiataa O r d in a l Cushing, whose' 1.7-mll- most critic^ problem confronting certain its own ordinances and op­ liberal tradition was anti-olerical dinals but other church leaders "We should transform our cities the nation today. It Is more critic­ erations are constitutional. “ Ev­ died in a mishap at home, and the "a weak opinion that weahsui Uon .member archdlocqse la the but was particularly associated from around the world. It is the Into centers of vitality, progress, other died of injuries suffered on the whole structure of federal seccmd largest in the United al than Cuba or Berlin.” ery Instance or i institution of seg­ with European economic thinkers, cardlnala alone who elect a Pope. and beauty—symbols not of what Kennedy made a 80-mlnute the CJbnnectlcut Turnpike 11 weeks goverainent.” Daniel O. Rogers, States, says the promises are "an regation sanctioned by local legis­ especially In Britain, who urged But Pope John, In the aoclal 1s wrong with America, buC sym­ speech to the assembled ' mayors lation or public action is clearly ago. mediation chairman, said the Im­ Irritant to many." free enterprise without govern' aqd political fields, took steps on bols, instead, of the ability of a Sunday afternoon, emphasizing invalid,” he said. Sylvio A, Voccola, 50, of Bridge­ mediate effect might be to rates "It is clear from what happens ment contrbl or interference. his own. ' For Instance, by sug­ free society to meet the challenges that Negroes are certain to win —Each local government abol­ port, was hurt while working on new strike threats In two Kansas subsequently," he says, that some They were the social Darwin' gesting a world government and of the 20th century, and prove equal rights and calling on the ish discrimination in employing the turnpike March 27. He died City utility disputes. non-^tholics "make the promUes Ians, operating under the phllaeo- opening the door a Mt to dealing In concrete, steel and human city chief executives to make the and promoting municipal work­ Sunday at Bridgeport Hospital. in bad faith." phy of Berber Spencer’s dog-eat- with tte Communist world. Mil­ achievement that. free men can process a peaceful revolution. ers. A staite hlgtiiway deputment REDISTRIOT OASES TAKEN rs.wUn«i Cushing's views were dog society In which the rich were lions of Oatholioa are bdiind tibe put their urban house In order," Ihe Preudent’s address capped —Elach city government enact truck ran over Voooola’s legs WASHINGTON (AF) -*. Ihs printed in the June 16 issue of the cpnaMered superior and the poor Iron Curtain. Lee said. a five-day, five-state Western tour laws assuring the rights of all while he was dirsoting traffic Supreme Court ogiised todUg to JesultWeekly ijiagazine, deserved to be poor because they Tha new Pope will either fob He was speaking to 660 mayors that carried him from military In­ residents of equal employment around a maintenance crew. consider a ssrles of nmmtt- The magaslnc's feature editor, the weren’t sm u t enough to get rich. low down the road paved by Pope and other city officials from spections (o politlcail appearances and housing opportunities and In Elaat Hartford, 20-month-old tlaamsnt oasso, hsUi tegtawivs Rev. Walter M. Abbott, obtained But it was in 'uiat encyclical John, revert to real conservatism across the nation and froim sev­ and two talks on civil rights. He equal access to public accommod­ Hulbert LsGassee received a fatal and oongrsssisiul, from Ihs the cardinal's views in an inter- that Pope Leo urged consideration or try to bit soma middle ground. eral countries of the world, who flew bacH to Waushington Sunday ations. . . shock Sunday whan he stuck a stetea of Now York, VIndWa, for workers and siiggeated labor But it was the woridwlde goaO/ Bunday heard President. Kennedy night to make a major foreign —Each mayor undertake a spe­ s o w spoon Into a toaster. Maryland, AtehaoM otet HMV* ^Gtodinal Cushing’s statements ufiions. By the time he wrote It wiU croated by Pope John which looue a plea for human rights. policy speebh today at Ammican cial campaign to encourage young Ebnsr (M gya Jr., 17, e f Rooky gte. ArgnmoBte an in lan , already aoma programa caused World-Wide ragrat when he^ Univeralty. ho hoard SuOm wamVt FagnVoiw). e< aodal waKara far wonan bad (OcoUnned on Paga Four) White Housa aides termed the OB Face Nine) OB Page Bight) A i a^5i crA*'-i-. M O B TWO MANCHi;3TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTM. C0NN,..1I0NDAY, JUNE 10, 1963

■aid ttw atorm kioked like a twist­ Storm J'dBs Tree er. . 4 in Area Grads Andbter SVBNIMG nCBALD, MAWCHMg A'Mt, OQNIL, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 194t On £ . Center St. Of Mount Hennon Sheinwold on Lois Ledbetter A 60-foot ptt _____ A Uved thunder «torm Three Manchester students aiid f i f “THE WAY 5 Town Office Mu$lifn Chief Sitys Negro Rockville-V ernon to the park to handia the hailbscus. tm-e bnuMhaa front trees near the Honor Graduate an Andover boy were among the p r o v e r b s m a d e I Park PI. was otossd to vaUetoar Center about ft:SO pjnn. yesterday, T O BE BROKEN teaffle, so pedestrinna. oouM Y»an- and snapped a tree that stood in 156 graduates from Mount Hermon Bids Opened N octb4qg^ TERMITES? der froMy from one sale to too front of Watkins-West Funeral Miss liOie H. Ledbetter of 54 School, East Northfield, Mass., I HEARD IT” Must Have Nation of Hi$ Own 1,400 Served Ferguson Iti. was graduated with yesterday. By ALFRED 8HEINWOU) nteto. Among the thtags they sasr Be Sure...Call BUSS Home, 143 E. Center S t, o ff at Sealed bids fo r Ccnatructlo*! of (OeaMmeg fra « Pagn on sidewalk tables were man’s Its base. honors from Becker Junior Col- Jeffrey M. Bantly, son of Mr. 6y John Gruber “ The queen lurks behind the O m ) FORAFREEHOMEWSPECnON Worcester, Mass., at com­ and Mrs. E. Theodore Bantly of the new Topfii Office Building were jack,” says the old bridge prov­ S 1 10 being synwathitle ertth die tojus- At Barbecue and women’s ciothit^, oubdeor fur­ Wind damacre ‘ was apparently mencement exercises held there opened Rkiday xkght at the Town erb. There may be somethl^ in Bible predieted would eoiue ttoes to Ncimes." niture. gifts, stationery end wMte ciiMRchall 84240 aonfined.to the B. Center St area, 318 Fer^son Rd., and Donald E. el^banta. yesterday. Hesser, son of Dr. and Mrs. Ed­ Hall. In addition to the base bid, this, but don’t rely on it if you •6M yeara after Jesue’ death. It Since their direetton is toward bowever, with little damage re­ • Y « ■aparatlon of the race, the Mua- BeAween 1,360 and 1,400 persons 'The band oonoert was given by Mias Ledbetter was one of 40 ward L. Besser of 114 Adelaide tM m y^ren also made on five aJter- have anything more solid to go $ I 10 » I ••m e to me the first ttms I wfH’ tiAtanrtltosw ported by Manchester police else- seniors to be, graduated with hon­ Rd., were members of the yearbook by. Proverbs, like a bridge plk^ Uma scOrn Negro organteations ate chicken on the RookviUe green the RockvUte High School beuid. tyhere in town. ors out o f 260 students who receiv­ npCe plana. til •Srsa on him. and individuals who are working Seiturday in weather that, couldn't Listeners sat on /maini or staff and golf team. A couple of weeks back I de-<^hita— Hfie,— . It ivould------— m obvtouB er’s promises, were made to b* M94S blankets for an hour to hear popu­ A State Highway Department ed aaeociate in science degrees. William B. Freiheit, son se she of eVdoheater, $46,850; and (P. D. Ing queens or If the hearts broke a 0 » y e , " I compared that with ^ he is a good peaceful dog; and represents the thoughts of many page, they .cannot be emplpyed to • A iT a . Bible prophecy.*’ master, jpve me a piece of your The largest numbers of eaters the btdlding, Hartford Blectric his hand Into the cash register. 299 Lake Rd., Andover, was a check on “the oqrtect pasRlati PidiUok o f Ldbanon, $48,897. 3-3. showed up around noon, when the RIGHT OVER THEIR HEADS tdgtU Co. reported this morning. She turned quickly and slammed who Likewise have ^ fe re n t views Fard told him that, in Islam, meat that you have In the house.” Paints member of A Cappella Choir, the and fingering.” . Mkmy teaoben The alternate ptoiis were: 1) tor lieclarer decided to iilay Bast affair began, and around 6 p.m. i NOGALES, Arlz (APi - N o-' There were no other power fail­ shut the cash register drawer. The schodi glee club, and the double on the matter, so I shall discuss preoaat atrnotural floor system in for the queen of diamonds, then a diamond, giving you m fraa ^ era are W names oOier than .It is foolish, the paper says, for constantly aAnebtah, “Dont look James H. Meredith to remain in The haahecue wss supposed to I gales police had to walk up one i W. H. INGLAND ures, however. thief let out one, yell. Jerked his octet and the triple quartet sing­ some of heir objections now. (The at your hands!” like Is a valid place of frame floor system shown to try the hearts, and finally to nosse. You can’t lose, no matter ADah, and I have come to s ^ Some E. Center St. residents hand free and fled. letter Is too long to discuss in its yeu yours.’’ the University of Mississippi. “I ahut down at 6, but « waan’t until night of stairs to investlgote a I ing groups. admonition in teaching ooordkia- In the plan; 2) tor screens as in­ play west for the queen of spades. where the queens ara lurking. Sharroa Rllea EMredge JndHh Jesui MoAuley 6:30 that the puUic works depart- j robb^. : LUMB8R CO . entirety, except in a series or ar­ tegral part of the windows; S) tor The idea was to play each queen Daily Qnestloii* Negro slaves in America oftea wouldn’t want the Army to think tion of eye' and musdee, but the about doming to help me against meat men and chamber membera ■ a J«ef pried open a coto-oper-1 ticles). student y ih o constantly foOowa the a completely finished basement; to be at the left of the jack of Partner opens ivlth I’MT (U to took the master’s name as their s Open A Mrs. Hunt accuses me of view­ •wn family name. Hence, the a white man. If you tell me, T could begin carting away the | ated device and took an unde-' “ A t the sStiiigHii advice cannot, of Mniaetf, ooaredt 4) deduction if the Interior sur- her suit. f 18 points), snd tiie next plamr tables that hod been set up on the J termlned amount of cash. The i ing the subject “from the point of fans of the maaoniy walls upstairs It was all very interesting, but doubles. You boldt Spades, Muslims call themselves “X.” don’t arant you here,’ that’s suf- technical maltteni Mce *looiieet fleient. I’m gone.” g re en . f j machine was located in the city view of a performing soloist,” axW- po^on and fingering.” ware not painted; and 5) painting yoii CEUi see where it landed 4; Hearts, 7-S( iHanoadSo 0 0 4 ; Mhhammad Elijah says one over- ndlng purpose of the movement The Muslims have been con­ Bob Ganabedian waa ta charge I fire department headquarters, one ing, “Most people who stu^ mu­ The faster a leOaUle tecimique deduction from -plan 3 If plan 4 South. He scored minus 100 in­ Olnbs, 10-8-4-1. i of the cooking, aided by chamber' floor above the police station. PRESSED FOR TIME? sic do so without entertaining any to used.* stead of plus 1640. It’s a slow way What do you si^ r Is to rostore to the Negro his demned as “black bigots” and rs- can be cuMveted, the faster vro yise of Ms own psraonsl Idcnti- gressionists” by other Negroes. notion of becoming ooncert mAor can dispense with the mere me- Hosts Needed of making a fortune. Answer: Pass. 'Tho next player Ists." may bid, thus rescuing. you. If But it appears that they are ohantos of pteylng an InSlrument, Mira. Ruth Whitney of Rt. 6 Theory Sounds Good rapidly gafanng eonverts. WE'RE OPEN Most people do not entertain no­ and the sooner we can approach and Mrs. Wesley Lewis of Coven­ ’Die theory of locating a missing not, your partner may take him­ An article in a Muslim news- tions of becoming profes4ional the art ItseSf, which M the ulti- try, oo-chalrmen of the Andovei^ queen sounds good. If you finesse self out. ’Ihls combination obance m>er, cs^ensd "Muhammad mathematicians, either,- but they mate aim aince It Is here we Coventry FWeniJly program of the with a jack, losing to the queen, is better than your ohanos toOnd Ip s^ ,” says: “ever sines the have to study arithmetlc^just as echieve sdf-expreaaiDn. New York Herald ’Tribune Frtoh a careless shuffle may leave those a better spot with your hopalsas landing of our fathers, as slaves 2 Area Students UNTIL 5 P.M. hand and lack of long suite. the Amerlosn devils, we have S I Choicest Meats In Town! assiduously, whether not they Mra Hunt makes two very Air Fund, have announced that two cards In the same position in t€ expect to pursue the.kUbject into they are still seeking homes for the deck. Then the queen will be been spirituslly blind. MONDAY TUESDAY trenchant observations in her let­ For Sheinwold’s 88-psgs book­ Springfield Grads FRIDAY differential and inteigral calculus, ter, among many other carefully six children from the Morrtoania dealt to the left of the jack the “ The slave masters kilted e- If the queen and jack are sep­ birth to their first children, wm^ tals of a subject is, in my opinion, week vacation, July 9 to 23, or arated by the shuffle, or if they Manchester Eve. Herald, Box MI8, mads it easy for the devUa to ated yesterday from Springfield • F R O Z E N found from bitter egqieriance, is Grand Central Station, New York just as knportant to the eventual very hazardous.” Hie other state­ Aug. 7 to 21. AU expenses are were not played on the same n b our parents of the knowledge Ooilsge, Springfield, Maas. Both amateur as to the eventual pro- ment is: "I think the music should paid by the Herald Tribune. TWs trick, the queen Is as likely as 17, N.T. of self, becauss, after kUUng off received the bachelor of seience de- fesalonal. If the fundamentals are not to be at the left of the jack. Oopyrli^ uai. tbs mothere and fathers, the a^tcA .G <£tQ ^ l3r 'Ar lOr be referred to constantly, until jnesr tfiere are 21 re-invited not thoroughly grasped and under­ completely understood, no matter diUdren end 8 new ones. Mr. and ’This- is a straight 60 per cent General Featorea Oorp. young had no teachers of their •VEAL V stood, one cannot really know how long this takes.” M «. DonaU Richards of Lake Rd., chance. ’The chance that the own ktnd ehioe UU. until the Miaa Joanne Thylmr, daughter of queen and jack were together on READY FOR BATTLB oomlng of God In 1980. S A V I N G S whether or not the subject can be- Hurray for Mrs. Hunt! She is on who have had the same boy for Mr. and Mrs. R o b ^ Taylor o f 188 ir your it oonie truly interesting In the end. the same trick and were not sep­ MILAN, Italy (AP) — In. the “Allah ((3od) has giveti to me my side, although ah« doesn’t real­ the past 10 years are taking a Hjsnry gt., received her degree to : C U T L ^ dBcsat J think menuximtion is funda- Uttle girl this year, as the bqy arated by the shuffle is supposed attic of the La Scala Opera Hbuse the only eohitlen to this 400-year- physiesJ sduoation. While a t DsbotWh Dhums Walls Gordon Tbonras Fuller an

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they bava.become more eeaaptieal- B o lto n ed and eomptax,'* aald Laa. ____ Mayor Parley Ha amoimeed a Hbtto HanN Benevento-Kasevich Carr-Richloff Iacx)bucci-Bonetti cooferanea an oosnmunlty devalev TV-Radio Tonight ment y»Meb wQl be beM Jb W bin S T A M P CARNIVALl Waddell Files Opened by Lee IngtoB Deo. t and M. M arilui and Miary Church, Miss Anna Lidia Bonettl woe Lakevlile, Mam.', waa ihe acme Wed SM.urilay to Paul John laco- For Seat on « MPbChOM of fiM wecMtog BaiUmtey nw>m- buocl In a 10 a.m. cerw on y at St. English to Fill Bridget's Oburrii. Television L m told 11m elTle M adsn: "TI m hig of Mlaa Dotarea Lolita Kaae- • :(I0 < I ) Big 8 theater Oo progreMi' * 8:00 (M ) Birth Control successfkil mapor o f today must rich of LakevtUe, to Francia Or- The bride is the daughter of School Board (23) liovie at i do DTogreae) (12) I’ve Qot A Secret be more than a eoramenlal lead­ State Elks' Post Mr. and Mrs. Isldoro Bonettl of 63 (10-30) Early Show (in progreei) ( 8) N.Y. Meu ve. 8t Louis tondo Benevento o f Mlancheater. (M ) Whet'e New 8:10 (4048) As Caesar Sees It er. He must also be a plannor, The bride ia a ^ g W t e r o f Mr. Homestead St., and the brlde- W alU r WImMMI of Bolton Center ( 8) Newe (13) Lucy Show an organlsor, a lobbylat, and a Ctootga R. a t g lM i of 61 llw in a a (10) Calltng Mr. D. 2:00 ( 3-12) tianny Thomas and Mra.' Frank M. Kaaevich, grroom la the son of Mr. atnd Mrs. M . Med kto euMUdney fo r non- ehnician. He must M file oon. Dr. waa aleotod aeoond vtoe freal- (18) Big lecture (31) Photography ience and tlie leader of hie eeea- LakervlBe. Tlte bMdagrotnn is a Paul lacobuccl of 28 Hollister St. ^uttnii to the lioerd of education 6:15 (63) Americane At Work a s ) BabscrlpUon TV The Rev. Dennis R. Hussey cele­ 6;36 ( 3) News. Sporte Weather. (lOiU) Stooey l^rke munlty.” dent ef the OoniMCteut BOm Asao- son o f'M r. and Mra. Joaeph Bene­ wMh the Repitolioan town eommit- <:S0 (23) d u b Bouee 2:10 ( 3-12) Andy Orifftth cUtton at lU S4tb amual oonven- brated the nuptial high Mass. Car­ (32-80) Art U ^ t t e r The conference preetdent eaM vento, 186 Maple St. nations and roaes decorated C tae radar n l«^ (63) Newe the organisation of Amorlean tion in New Haven Friday and (21) Buckskin Bob (10) Law and Mr. Jones The Rev. Francia J. Green of church. BtoddeU la the aeoond RepubU* ■ (10) The Lione Ranger (31) Exploring the Universe m ajm was not only the voloe of Baturday. «aa to file for the board poet, ( 8) Follow the Sun 10:00 ( 3) Pasewora the 'American city, but, as the na­ Dr. George Oellkmetta of Man- Lakeville performed the double The bride, given in marriage by (18) Burns and Allen (1043) Ben Caeey chetder Was reappointed ohaiiman her father, wore a gown with a BobeK Octoum o< South Rd. nav- 6:16 (10-32-30) HunUey-Brlnkltj (13) Playhouse tion grows more urban, a dlsfine- ring ceremony and calebraited the k « filed earlier. (,S) Walter dnnktte (10^23^) Brinkley's JTournal (C) five vtrice of America Itself. o f the Crippled Cbildran Commit* nuptial Maaa. Boiiquota of white ChanUlly lace bodice. Sabrina CMber oandidatee already on ffie 7:00 ( 3) Movie (31) Helfets Master dees “ Some of the top challenges (of toe, by preeident Mlcimel K lro of adloU were at the altar. Ehreiwbt neckline and long tapered sleeves. 10:31 ( _ 3)_ Stump______the _____ Stare The bouffant skirt of silk organza are T. J. Crockett and Richard P. (18) SubacripUon TV (31) Playwright At the hatlon’s cltiee) were poeed to East Hartford. H io aaeoeUtion baa Hoov.. of LakeviHle waa organtst. (21) Portrait In Paint ...... Woi* ALL contributed $86,000 to the Newtog- was edged In lace. It extended Into BliofTa for ftret eeleotman; Michael (10) Death Valley Dave (10) Art Ltniuetter' us by President Kennedy yeeter- Osoorted to the attar by her lb Peeoe, taoumbent, and J^iue U (63) Film (32) Racing From Hinsdale 1 day when he choee this forum on ton Home for Crippled Children. a chapel length train. The bride Plymouth Grad (30) Air Power faither, the bride wiore a full- carried white carnations. Strong, eelectman; Mm. Olive (12-33-3(MO) Newe; Sporte and 11:00 ( 3-8-10-12-224MO43) Newe his first ottlcial visit to Um SOth There ware 878 delegates luid. al- Imgth gown of Chantilly lace over weather tematee at the eonvantlon, the Toomey, town derk; Mre. Shiriey Miss Cynthia Jane Coe,Wugliter 7:16 (22) HighllRhte Sporte and Weather state, where men from manv taffata, deaigned wtth flitted bod­ Mrs. Maria Bonettl of Thomp- of Mr. and Mra. Robert S. Coe, -11 :U (10) Tonight Show (O) largeat in the hlatory ot tbo amo- sonville, sister-in-law of ]th« bride, RUey, treasurer and agent o f the ( 8) Ctale Storm ( 8) Movie lands have lived together In ami­ ice, thodUlad aquore neckline trim ­ 364 Summit St., received a bache­ 7:30 (10-63) The Dakotas claiUon. WEEK town depoait fuitd; Anthony A. (10) Steve Allen ty for many generafionk tor (h is) waa matron,of honor. She wore a lor of education degree Saturday (10-22-30) NBC Movie (C) 11:20 (12) Movie med wMh Iriidesoenlt aequina and Maneggia, tax collector; Harry major message to all Americans,” peocta, long tapered oleevee and cocktaU len^h, full-skirted dress Pellerln and Charles Church, board from Plymouth Teaoheis College, (21) Broolcfleld Zoo 11:30 (2340) Tonight ((^ of Nile green nylon organza With (12) Tell the Truth ( 3) Movie Lee continued. bouffant akiiast that were put on the brina neckline, cep sleeves and A- and ferns. imannounced destination, Mrs. sible library habits. lAss Yvonne Ground m th 'White molutir Jacket and motor trip to Washington, D. C., ter Congregational Church. lAcey’k Grade 4 and Mre. Sylvia b(x>ks to take care of file prob­ C X m white aocessoriee. ITie couple will Idne skirt. Sleeveri and skirt were Miss Carol Utermarck of West Strickland wore a pink aiid white BINGO amnCi, Mrs. Carr wore a three-piece suit The bride Is the daughter o f Mr. Patrick ’a Graxle S tied to r second lems of the past may not be much live at 68 Hendricksen Ave., Hart' accented with embroidered flow­ Wlllington was maid of honor. She sheath and white acceaeories. Th e help to a later generation. EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT, 8 O’CLOCK Proscription PhErmaev SELECT of yellow crepe. The couple will and Mrs. William F. Riley Jr., couple will live at 469 El Middle piece. AH grades were digible. ford. ers on Alencon lace appliques, and live at 104 Walnut St. ■was dressed in a sh(x;king pink “ In fact, they can sometimes be 901 Main Stroet—648-5821' Carter St., Bolton. The bridegroom OirPs Frog Wins Mra. Benevento is a g^raduate the skirt had a detachable chapel Mra. Carr is d 1960 gpraduate of chiffon over taffeta sheath, fash­ Tpke. The frog Jumping ennteet at the a hindrance in the care of souls. BEEF train. Her veil of imported illusion is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. ioned W'ith cowl neckline and over­ Mr. and Mre. Riley both aibtond- That is why I think the council MAPLE GROVE, ROCKVILLE Oopyright looa (W-4-1-08) of Sacred Heart Academy, Fair- Manchester High School, a fresh­ Strickland, 22 Lillian Dr., Man­ Yankee S ito ^ Fbir o f Bolton Oon- FrtaMy Ground haven, Mass., and was employed was attached to a crown o f pearl- man at Central Connecticut State skirt, maitching headdress with ed .Manchester High School. Mrs. gregaibiional Church Saturday was can, and should, do something f r a n k l in s t_ ^ l e n t y o f free p a r k in g Izod llUee-of-the-'vaUey, and ahe chester. face veil, and she carried a colo­ Riley 1s employed at Phoenix Mu­ about our many problems In the at Plymouth Shoe Oo., MlddlefbOTo, College, New Britain, and is em­ won by Andrea Maitttiewws’ frog Mass. Mr. Benevento is a g;raduate carried a bouquet of white roses. ployed at Phoenix Insurance Co., The Rev. Dr. J. Good Brown of nial bouquet of pale pink carana- tual Life Insurance Co., Ifortfordi which Jumped a reoord 32 inch­ handling of mixed marriages.” Miss Paulette Rlchloff of Man­ Glastonbury performed the cere­ tions and fern. Mr. Riley is employed ait Nelco The cardinal also urged gradu­ of Manchester High School, at­ Hartford. Mr. Carr is a 1059 grad­ es. David Foftter ptaoed aeoond tended the University of Coimectl- cheeter was her sister's maid ^of uate of Manchester’ High School, mony. Stearns Bryant of West Raymond C. Strickland of Man­ Tool Co., Manidieeter. sod Lesite Bacrdtlt ptoced third. ally eliminating the procedure SEALTEST honor. Miss Susan Begansky of connected with the Church’s In­ cut, and Is presently attending the attended Porter School of Engi­ JUl D aily won ftret prize in the Wethersfield and Miss Susan Per-, dex of Prohibited Books—those University of Hartford. Ha Is em­ neering Design, Hartford, and is don esntage parade; Joyce Bar­ ployed at Pratt and Whitney, divi­ ras and Miss Marilyn C3arr, both of rett, second; and Laurie Green, condemned as heritlcal, dangerous or HO O D an apprentice at Pratt and Whit' to morals or otherwise objec­ sion of United Aircraft Corp,, East Manchester, were bridesmaids. ney, division of United Aircraft thdrd. Mra. John Rogers donated Hartford. A ll the attendants wore full- Corp., East Hartford. the dolls for prizes. tionable. Fair chairmen Min. R. Kneeland MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Half GAL. Jones and Min. Joseph Tracy Duplicate Bridge Gallon. Plus have eoepteseed thesikB to every­ Carton Deposit one who worked on the fbir. Results in a duplicate bridge Named Deaeon game Friday night at the former A Two-Year Institution of Higher Education Louis C. Diiraock Jr. was inatail- technical school stre: North-south, sd as a deacon of Bolton Congre- Mrs. J. R. DeBone and Mra. R. L. Emanuel Lutheran (Jhurch was gsttonal CSmrcIh at yesterday's Lathrop, first; Richard Cochran the scene of the wedding of Miss wonddp service. Children’s Day and George Perry, second; Mrs. wiB be oeMbnaled next Sunday. Richard Cochrane and Robert Mac­ Sliced BREAD Patricia Jane Kingman and Donald St. George’e Notea Donald, third. Paul Anderson, both of Manches­ H oly Oonununion w ill be cele­ Also, east-west, Richard Vos- ter, Saturday afternoon. < brated tomorrow, St. Barnabas ANNOUNCES burgh and John Desey, first; Mr. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Day, at 10 am. at St. George’s and Mra. Mark Hewitt Jr., second, Ikdaoapsl Church. The Bible study POPULAR and Mrs. W. Leonard Kingman, 16 and Mr. arid Mrs. Herbert Smith, l-LB. Hemlock St. The bridegrcx)m is the gro«g> wW meet ImmediaMy af- third. WHITE tarward tn the pariah hall. The acceptance of applications .LOAVES son of the Rev. and Mrs. C. Henry The Women of St. George's will t ENRICHED Anderson, 167 Pitkin St. hold their annual potiuck Wednes­ The Rev. Mr. Anderson, pastor day at 8:30 pjn. at the home of for enrollment thru September 15, 1963 of Emanuel Lutheran Church, per­ Min. EMc Cla3rton. Merrow Rd., CASH SAVINGS formed the double ring ceremony. " Tolland. Eahh memiber is to bring Frederic Werner was organist, anil Martin photo dishes, silverware and a covered Ronald Erickson, soloist. Bou­ dlA or dessert. Officen will be I I* H) (Classes Begin September 16, 1963) quets of white carnations and Engaged elected for the coming year. Napier gladioli decorated the altar. The engagement of Miss Joyce Baseball Notes The bride, given In marriage by Lydia Wogman of Manchester to Bolton Dairy beat M and M her father, wore a full-length Ronald Brian Bagnall ot James­ OH 8 to 5 EYiday. Jay Plante, Jim FRESHLY g o w of slUt taffeta, designed with town, N.Y., has been aimounced Woods and Steve Freddo pitched a silk oigahza bodice with ap­ by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. for the Dairy; Mike Byrnes and 3 GROUND pliques of beaded, re-embroidered Clarence G. Wogman, 28 Fairvlew Haary Hoar pitched for M and M. Mo m pboto Alencon lace tmd bell-shaped skirt St. i John Gianuloe did especially m b s . FREDERICK GEORGE T U ^ Y extending Into a chapel l e n ^ Her fiance is the son of Mr. and wall in Ihe field and Plante was 1-LB. BAG train with back accents of clusters Mrs. Edward Bagnall of James­ file hard-hitting mainstay of the lift— Maryann Yellan Mucciofserved oa hia brother’s beat man of flowers. Her bouffant veil wasi town. Dairy. attached to an open pillbox hat Miss Wogman is a 1969 gradu­ and Frederick George'Tully, both Uahers were WUham Wall of Bast Sheridan Oil will i^ y Bolton Hartford, a cousin of the bride; trimmed with beaded re-embroid­ ate of Manchester High School Dairy today; M end M Oil will of li^chester, were united In Austin Terry, Cleveland, CMiio, ered Alencon lace. She carried and a 1963 graduate of Upsala Col­ Iftmy Fiano Realty Wedneaday' COOPERATIVE m arine Saturday morning at St Terry Devereux of Crystal Lake, phaleemopsis orchids and stephano- lege, East Orange, N.J. She la a tis. member of Phi Omega- Chi Fiano will play the Dairy Friday (HI. IOMI*ANV Jamea' Churi^. 111., and John Soott of Manchester. POntloelli'a play the Elducaitor; Tub Butter the brieje is a daughter of Mr. Mra. Muoclo wore a pearl green Miss Joanna Vallentine of Gales sorority. e- Mr. Bagnall is a 1968 graduate today at the school field. The E m ;o .\ i) vri;i.i.t and Mrs. Joseph C. Muccio, 36 ohlflton sheath with matching ac­ Ferry waa maid of honor. Miss ucatora wtU play the North Cov­ ceasorlee. The bridegroom’s moth­ Janet Flavell of Manchester, Mrs. of Jamestown High School and. a n I. Ml ::-r -.i Terraa Rd. The bridegroom is a entry Fire Department Saturday TOP son,of Mra. Bmlly Tully, 6 Mints er wore a yellow organza dreas Thomas Caste of Harwinton, Mrs. 1962 graduate of Upsala College. in Coventry: Ponticelli’s wHl play with matching acceiMorles. Both ! Joseph Carter o f Springfield, N. J.„ He is a middler at Lutheru Court, and Joseph V. Tully of Cen­ Theological Seminary, Philadel­ ORADE tral Falls, R. I. wore oorOagoa ot French carna­ and Mrs. Robert Kingman of The Rev. Joseph H. McCann of tions and roses. South Woodstock, sister-in-law of phia, Pa. SL James’ Church perfiMrmed the A reception was held at the the bride, were bridesmaids.- No date has been announced for the wedding. ceremony and celehrated the nup­ Rosemount Restoutant, Bolton. A ll the attendants wore blue tial high Mass. Arrangements of For a trip to Fort Lauderdale, chiffon sheaths 'with overskirts,' white oamatlona, gladioli and Fla., Mra. Tidly wore a navy auH and matching jeoronets with face trimmed with red, red accesaoriee, Shasta daisies decorated the altar. veils. The honor attendant carried Wedding Given In marriage by her father, and q white orchid. pink carnations and stephanotis. Arthur photo Lobster Meat Mia. IXiUy la a 1969 graduate of MRS. ROBERT JOSEPH BUCKLEY the bride wore a full-length gown The bridesmaids carried pink car­ of white nylon organza, designed Manchester High School and a nations and baby’s breath. with a Venetton loce-trimmed 1962 graduate of Middlesex Me­ Ens. Richard P. Erickson of Miss Roberta Lynn Otto of'^and Mrs. James Reecer of Los scooped neckline, elbow-length morial Hospital. School of Nurs­ Angeles, Calif., were bridesmaids. * * / 9 6 5 * ing, Middletown. She is on the Galveston, Texas, served as best T)X)na, Oailif., became the bride of FRESH $ e . 7 9 sleeves, back bustle and lace Lorlnif photo man. Ushers were Wallace Ewart Miss Kristin Kissell of Trona, a trimmed train. Her elbow-length nuralng staff of Manchester Me­ MRS. DONALD PAUL ANDERSON of New Haven, Rod McRae of Robert Joseph Buckley of Man­ cousin of the bride, was flower- veil of silk Illusion woe at­ morial Hoepttai. Mr. TuUy la a chester, .Saturday, June 1, at All 14 OZ. C A N 1969 graduate of Itonchester High Maplewood, N. J„ Samuel Wagner girl. They wei'e dressed in mint tached to a crown of pearls, and of West Chester, Pa., and Stuart Faith Chapel, Trona. » green gowns and hats, designed dhe carried a cascade bouquet of School, and a recent graduate of We serve wiA Advisory Ckwnefl members will be avaflable at the Teaehere’ looiife at Um Manehaetar Mlgh Sehool Upper Iowa Untvwslty, Fayette, Engaged Sheupe of Delmar, N. Y. The bride is, the daiughter of to match the honor attendant’s, Bhoata delates, French oamatlona Mrs. Kingman wore a mauve and carried similsir flowers. ^ Iowa. engagement Mra. Merle F. Otto, Trona, and avery Monday evening from 7:80 until 9:00, ^ LARGE, SWEET, PINK MEAT and Ivy. pink sheath with matching ac­ William., E. MaVo of La Mhw.do, A e devotion Miss Nancy Muoclo of Manches­ Janet Meiendy of Manchester to E. the late Merle Otto. The bride­ Wayne Tobery of Frederick, Md., cessories. The bridegroom's moth­ groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Calif., served as his cousin’s best - e CALIFORNU ter, a sister of the bride, was matd er wore a sesifoam blue sheath has been announced by her par­ John J. Buckley, 41 Cone St. man. Ushers were Thomas Dean of a June 10 July 1 of honor. Brldeimalda were Misa Elks to Celebrate with bone colored accessories. August 5 Miaureen Mmgan o f W est Medford, ents, ■'Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Mei­ The Rev. Joseph A. (fosta, chap­ of Fresno, Calif, and J. Robert June 17 July 8 August I t endy, ISO Broad St. Both wore corsages of cymbidlum Carmean ui»—iivnf the honor attendant carried a cas­ by Teddy Page and his orchestra. East Hartford.' Downers Grove, 111., annotmee the secretary at Griswold Engineer­ phalaenopsis orchids on a prayer Mra. Buckley Is a 1958 cade bouquet of yellow KiMto John CaglaneUo, exalted rtfler, will Mr. Tobery is a graduate of uate of Bakerofield (Calif.) marriage Jah. 25 of their daugh­ ORMANDJ.WEST • DIRECTOR ing. Mancheeter. Mr. Anderson Is b(X)k. daislas, groan oanistlona and Ivy, give the 11 o’clock toast. Frederick (Md.) High School and a 1957 graduate o t 4)lanchester School, and a 1962 graduaite of ter, Marjorie Joan Froaobor, ta GEORGIA YELLOW The hrideamakls carried (| y«q« ’Misnclwsthr Lodge of EUlcs was Johna Hopkins University, Balti­ High School, and a 1962 graduate Mias Susan Buckley ot Manchea- Temple University School of Oral Mlchaql John Simmons, soa o f U r, ito Hm m fodlMw I m i 9-7196 YOU ARE INVITED TO DISCUSS THE MANCHESTER COMMUNITY iMuqusts of yailow daMae and Ivy. chsitorad June 16,. 1968, with maa more, Md., adiere he received a of Trinity College, where he re­ ter, sister of the brid^iroom, was Hyglefie. She is a dental hy^en- and M » ; John Mmmoaa, tlMin 2,000 man parttolpatlng In maid of honor. She was dresaed in anUMM J. UNNON, lie Am m IM* Off-Stiset iilfcfalf COLLEGE WITH AN ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBER THIS tSU fkwwrglrta wero drasasd to B.8. degree In mechanical en­ ceived a B.S.M.E) degree. He ia Ist in Trona. Mr. Buckley is a 1965 School St. low nykm wWi floral haad- ■ceremotHea at the Mancheotor A r ­ gineering. He la a candidate for a vision of United Aircraft Oorp., a member of Alpha (3hl Rho, a short (gown of .lilac colored or­ graduate of Manchester High Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wmihoni _ m EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER EVENING FROM 7:30 UNTIL 9:00 S mory and the parade preceding the Masters degree at Rensselaer Bast Hartford. social ' fraternity. He Is an ganza, with matching horsehair School, a ^969 graduate of Tufts •are atudanU oi Upper Iowa VtH- PEACHES 4 i 4 9 ' event. A class of 481 candidates Polytechnic Institute Hartford A December 28 wedding Is plan- engineer at Pra^t and Whitney, picture hat, and she carried a bou­ Unlversltiy, Medford, Maoa, and is varsity, Fayott*. Iowa, whara ttMjr was Inltlatsd, the larg)eat olaas Inl- Graduate Center. He la an en> ned at St Mary’s Episcopal dlvlaimi of United A ircraft Corp., quet of shasta daisies. a oaolor a t Tonupla U olveraity are m ajpt^ In phyfical t k ttstari In tts tozmtiy at that time. glnear at Pratt and WUtney, dl- Church. East Hartforil. Suzaame Wzlker et Tfirana Sctool fit PfifilflttjR fioa and hfiifcgnr. J \ ' t * r

ip w ik i MAMCHE8TER BVSNlNiQ HBRALD. MAMCUBSTBB. OONK, MONDAY, JUNE 10. 196S • ' > the season, Saturday at the hotnfa South Windsor of Mrs. William Manfino, 272 ilatirl^patrr wa«, a t oourte, at fiia .VnlveMty on file will show the Board a t Edu­ ean find that you era not alena. Plense Rd, 'Two plays, for tha Osgood Again cir Odoago, In a aqnafii court un* cation appropriated a Uka amount A Yhpug’ht for Today Rev. Abram W. Sangrey, s a l v a t io n a r m y com ing y m i will bfa dtaonssed, ths Sleep Like Lm Corner for Mr. Scott, assistant su]Mrin- United Metoodiat Church, damaath the football atadtunixjt Spenaored by the Manchestir first bring tentatively set tor pre­ Stis StsriMb 8at t TiMVFaifar Seralik tendent of schools under Mr.'Cur­ ' Bolton.' MrSo Waters , sentation In 'November. Those in­ Tikt libliU win hM wsMr at I wam\ using, that the flibt nu­ tis to move his household furalah- Oouaeil af Chaxebas BAND CONCERT The Baby Has tim*. SMd In ' wn iStit, SfaW ■\ Father terested in attending the party ive Marines Commandant ttbitti miw. clear chain raaetloa was produced I IrMSd a picture of you Dad— Inga from tha stats of New Hamp- asked to call Mrs. Monglno tor de- ftomichicM.Nol dura to this town. The big differ­ fins' of the worst kinds of aitu- HeadsChurch 154 at druulifa. SMSMtol to n yaara ago. Th^ was fits thing one that mom loved ao. ence between the two school of­ Bpworth House Orpiuida, Route 44A—BoltoB tailn. •ns, Onniibwa SY.,fx IIMral toM nmpto> From its, golden frame your btions wa can get into la when we PribMe Beooeds . which aamred tha production of ficials la that Mr. Scott made' full feel sorry to e oureelves, to live on Been Named... Bsnton W. Osgood of C knib Dr., Vwnon, yesterday was re­ tha atomic bomb we dropped on proud, hhppy features seemed WANTED! Womeri^s Unit Wonantse Deeds: Propsrty at 1. U tt to flow \ use of tha I60D aa approprlatod by. our allhis, or to make unreaacni- SATURDAY, JUNE 15 — 7 P.M. ISO Northvlsw Dr. from Allen elected ctHiiinsndsiit of the Marine Ckniis League, Depart­ Riboehlma. said Board cf Education. able excuses. Ws do this most ment of Connecticut, at the Marine Oniw Home. Elections BTth strength, Mwty, a poise any In addition I took the Uma in Clean, Late Model 8iwek topper at « PJ«. oo the l[rom«^, fearing ^ Brown Annoefatea Inc., to J. T. One cannot hdp wondering, now monarch would^sh to own; when, tor our liniitatlons or Bherteritoaot Doga, Hamburgs, Coffee, lee Cream, ,Bo« DnaM, Mra. Ronald Waters will be In- Oaraon; property on Elllhgton Rd. were held at the conclusion of a three-day convention of the CASK SaVINSS « n s finding out that excluding school falltiree, we seek reasons outride that the topic has been broached, That’s why dear dad—my love for teachers the Board of Education atalled as preoident of the Luther­ from St^faainis Juigeloe to Rob­ iMgue and axaclUaxy. More thon^,' you inspired — haa deeply Of otiraelvee. One does not finish *'**^ ® ^ Free OFertagWUl Be Takes for t h e Band ert Mllkle; property at 40 Over­ maeUy how an insUtuticn of employs 11 residents living out hi school became he says claaaea are USED C A R S dnuftstor of AnUiony O. and Muriyn an Women’! League of Our Savior 400 driegates and guests attended.' and Albert Zeraon of Now Haven I I’ i ‘ > grown. EVBBYONB OOBDIAIXV INVITED She wua born May 28 at Manobeetw look Rd. from R. R. Kennedy to Others elecited and installed ore were named county commandants. * i j S S ^ 7 & learning and light and civilisatkm, So much—I, your Son, from iNvon- town. These employes «re paid a uidnterisstlng; another does not TOP PRICES PAID Lutheran Church at toe annual in­ «••••••••*••••*v*« total in aalaries or wages totaling klMp his job hecauae copditiona ^ ------Memoxw Hoepttal. Her ipatemal gewnepuantm axe Mr. and 8. F. GUI Jr.; property on Hillside Roland Kanril of Woteibury, sen­ AtucUiory officcev elected and BO dedicated to the gentler puri­ derful father have learned JwjLBVanjto RoUnaon, Mt. Vernon, N. T. Her petamel grand­ stallation dinner Wedneaday at Dr. from 'Nidbotoon il^ ty toe. to ior vice commander; Leonard Her­ •••••••••••••••••• SM,47S. are impoimUe; aifother never be- p.m. at Cayey'a Reataurmnt, instOHed are Mrs. Katherine Line- ties of academic life It evm abol­ Tou taught me that through har'd' Thanking you for the allotted mother ta Mm. Antootiy intamo, Bolton. L. D. Cariow; property on Ronds man of Norwalk, judge advocate; weber of Oxford, piraident;. Mrs. work — sacrifices laurels are '\Tha cames a Christian because all oth­ • • • * 4 Moncheater. ished fooUwU, did feel to find it- e, I remain • • ’ ' er ChrieUana are hypocrites. Dr. from A. G. Priirtier to L E. Michael Menigello of I^aw Haven, Gladys Krilner of Stanford, senior earned. Carter Other offlcera being Inatalled in­ Webster Jr.; property on EUlng- sergeont-at-armn; Wauran Ama- s d f pUying an hlatorilb role in the Francis J. Happenny The cure for such a bad habit is _ *5*^, BUI, non of Atherion Bari and Afioa Btowen clude ; Mra. Paul Kuehn, vice vice prerident; Mrs. Josn Rabotoy often associated with the cause— CHEVROLET CO.. INC. Ryan, Snlpric Lake Rd., EfUnj^on. He waa bten May 24 at ton Rd. from H. L Smgman to A. dson of Bridgeport, chaplain; Ken­ of Waterbury, junior vice pres- development of the greatest de- I remember when you came back praaldent; Mra. Donald Anderaon, D. Brown. neth Yeagel of New Itoven, serv- from the last cruel world Mdaiaga cf Thanks that moat of our trouble la inride ItM Main St. ManehastM- M ancho^ Menwrial Hoepttal. Hla Inatmnnl gniripareniU are identf Mrs. Norman Watt of Glas­ l6 It „ atruetlva force and potential curse Mr. MM Mas. Thomaa W. Blowen, ThiotnpeonvlUa. 10a paternal aecretary; and Mrs. Stewart Good­ Quitclaim Deeds: Property on ics officer; John Golden of Stam­ 3 te ttda MMr W a r- To the Editor, ourselves. It Is posribie never first rich, treasurer. tonbury, judge advocate; Mrs. AtWMdMSk upon rivUisatlon ever developed by The AmericahT>Mllao, DUworth- to look tor an excuse when you giw anw riisr Is Mm. Evangriina Ryan,. Hsmnrdviae. Ha m i two Robert Dr. from J. J. Gutt to C. ford, chief of rioff; WUUom Sand­ Roland Hamel of Waterbuiy, chap­ Braton W, Osgood FUEL O il of «p«ettu» Tom, wracked with pain—so many rintem, Daxyl A m , 2, and LLnda Joyce, 14 montha. AH those attending the dinner D. Woodman Jr.; property on Midn ers of Norwsdk, liaison officer; man. wounds and scars you bore . . . Comcll-Quey P ori No. 102 and' see a duty; to walk forward In- an aoked to meet in the church lain; Mra. Harold Osgood Sr. of AuxlUary wtoh to expeeaa »their riCad .of backward through life, FREE • 4 4 4 4 St. from Mary Hadpln to R. V. Norarfan W att of Olostoitoury, leg- Maiiohester, guard; Mrs. Peter Other scientista new at the uni- I heard your lips — through end­ parking lot at 7:80 p.m. Those Woolam; property on Ellington night cleanup men, peacefully go­ cttaot «r M. a A. sincere toaxtks to thexoeople of ahvdys avoiding responsibility; Rood, Deborah Ann, daughter of Kenneth R. and Gall Andre Iriathrs offtoer; Mra. Dolores Fal- Oordera of Mancheiter, historian, ing about his choree in the 'Water- veralty discount Mr. Biberman’s less nights—suppressing every AMAZING still wishing to ihaks reservations Rd. from J. T. Reardon to H. L oone o f' Windsor, adjutant; Ear' pain . . . Manchester udto so gepwously and to know that with God’a help THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 13 Bond, 760 Olaric St., Wapplng. She waa boiti May 22 at Man- should contact Mrs. Mlchey Al- and Mrs. William Sendero of Nor- town National Bonk, suddenly COOPERATIVE theory about ,any kind of moral supported their recent Memorial even the greatest difficulty or cheater Memorial Hoepttal. Her maternal gnmdpaxents axe Mr. Sengmon. Herrington of East Hartford, pay I wondered^if my dad would be wood, 4 Goodhlll Rd. LWV Meets ■alk, Mrs. Mildred Perednia of found himself surrounded by city ‘'scar'* and attribute the univer­ his old dear self again; Pappy diriributlon. \ hardship can he faced because you AT SALEM NASSIFF CAMERA SHOP and Juttut Andre. Andover. Her paternal grandmother fa master; James Hartman of No looky Hill and Mfas Sue Schll- and state policemen. OI'. ( ()M!’.\.\V The bouple’s Club will hold its The League of Women Voters walk, Histonfan, and "Pfapp: sity's present distaste for mUitary Would I hear his happy laughter, We also wish to thank Watklnd- Ml MAIN STREET libe. J. Boud, Lynn, M a«. annual family weekend outing at nger of Hartford, trustees. It was a false alarm, though. PSORIASIS 4 4 4 4 4 - will hold a n^amberahlp masting Woootar of Wateibury, chaplain. H K O A I i ' I l: 1.1 1 research primarily to its greater relive good days of yore . . . Brothers for allowing ua to use Bear Rock, Mass., June 14 through today at 8 p.m. at the home of The man had unknowingly trig­ Iw Would my dad make our home as space in their store as our heed- OMMron, Lynne Mnrle, daughter of Robert and Oraoa Nlel- 16. Reservations should be mads' Harold A. Osgood of Hortfor UNEXPECTED COMPANY gered the alann while cleaning a I I I. ■'ll -I ., seal for projects connected with STORY aon OuneaxMi, Lake St., Vernon. She waa born May 16 at St. Mrs. Solly Morse, 81 Palmer Dr. I happy aa before? quarteni, The ManchentSr Evening RANGE Jw . M, IMO — PHtriMrA Pe. with Bill Schwartz, Dick Slevers School Meame Anthony MelUoons of Fairfle’. WA’PBRTOWN, N. T. (AP)—A triler cage. peaceful Industry and not subject Herald- for Its cooperation and CAMERA CLINIC IhaiMfai Horiittel, Hartford. 81m haa a brother, DuvM RoiMit, or Bob Silvers. But 1 need not hsva doubted-rl "Doctored far psoriaris » y m t^ t l roontlia, and, a rieter, Suaan Jean, 4. High School: Monday firind- to all tha burdenaome rad tape and publicity; Btation 'WXHf and the In thnae for gmduntlon and vacation pictures. ^ A Sunday school and church ers, picldes and peppen, feuR; knew dad would make thlnn Spent much money to m avatt. 4 4 4 4 4 reetricUons and saeurltlea attach­ Leglan attd Auxiliary members for FUEL OIL % en uaad OHP Ointment and Bring in your onmem for free opemtionni checkup and ea-to» picnic has been planned tor Sun­ Tuendiiy — apaghebti with meat right, spot i^paira to have it In proper eondltlon for thoaa ones la i ed to military mattera. the time they spent dhitributing Tri>leU far 2 weeks. Series die- Mlknlakl, Laurie Aha, daugtitar of Frank and Helen Zapee- day afternoon, June 23, at Shady uoe, grated cheese, toe eraom; When I heard him speaking, up­ our Poppies. GASOLINE Ufefime graduation and vncntlaa plcturee. t t l t MIkuleM, 180 Greenwood DV. She wea born Mhy 22 at But the theory still remeins in- lifting his soul to God each appeared aa if by magic. In •- Lake, Somers. Each family is Wedneaday—easortod anndwichaa, The contribuUona received will weeks ricki eompleteiy cleared Manchentar Micmorieil Hoepital. Her maternal grandnuther fa asked to provide its own lunch. macaroni salad, coke; Thunelay — tereetlng. For our part, we are night be used exclusively for'Mhahillta- INOLUDkHt f iuidwlk Zapaatok, 180 Greenwood Dr. Her paitenMl grandpor- I’m sure my dad is the symbol and dcoL First time in 30 yaart. , /C A M E R A CHECK / CLEANINa The Sunday school will provide baked ham Virginia style, buttered ______dMdfiaa: Mife psychlatrlcally sure that this t'on and welfare for veterans and thanks for your marvriout prod- anltH art Mfr. and Mni. Anitfaony Mlkufalet of Warren, R. L She soda and ice cream. Non-members egg noodles, wax beam or beets, « V ef mbHeaHea «ampl Sktnrdu' — of all .dads everywhere . . . th“ r famUiea. BANTLY OIL /ADJUSTMENTS AS REQUIRED _____ ban (w o atotera, Mary Lou, IH , and Joanne, 7. t aJB. ____ whole nation oarriea and la driven For their sacrifices—love, dear nets.” This much abbreviated re­ / MINOR REPAIRS / INSTRUCTION and BETTINa * • • * • of the church are invited. apple cup; Friday ffah sttoka, Mra. W iiMr LttUe. I (tMT \M , i\C. port tells of a user's tuccesi wHh Norman Meltzer of Springfield, moriied jK)tatoea, corn, gelatin. F m t Monday, June 10 by a combined sense of guilt and God—keep them In Thy care. President and Chairman Oner, Howard Allen Jr., aon of Howard Allen Sr. and Mute So on Father's Day with pride, I ill \ i'' ' i i; I' I! 1 a dual treatment for the outward Maas., a graduate of the Lutheran Milk is served with sR meals. atomic death wiah, and that this Mrs. Everett Kennedy, symptoma of peoriasit. Fbll bt- BL Mhaiiri Greer, 14 Newman St. He wea bom May 23 at Man- Senior College, Fort Wayne, Ind., Elementary Schools:' Monday— That “OntraT Firehonw shake my dear dad’s hand— ohaatar MCemorial Hoepttal.' Hla maternal grandparenka are Mr. . aocounta for the' hypnotised way With head held high, with joy I Cbi«hairman •• i;i.. Miiiii.II :i- formation and details of a M-day will be aaslatlng the Rev. Walter hot pork and gravy sandwich, but­ N ation al wa, keep stepping up the atomic Robert MongeU, Qommander trial plan from Canam Co., OepC and Mra. Sadvetore Manri of Waterbuiy. Hla pataanal grand- Abel imtll Jufy 16. Next fall, tered peas and camfan, pickle, jam SomMimea H municipal problatn say; “ My dad is really grand.” i>’c/il.\iilc IK’ mother fa Mra. Moxy Greer; oleo of Woteehury . Ho boa a afa- arms race instead of calling it off. The picture that I framed, with Carl Pri ess, Oo-chalrman 277-8 I Rockport M ass. Meltser will enter Concordia Semi­ sandwich, applesauce; Tuesday— S to re s gata itadf into meh a marl that tor, Katherine Mary, 11 moritha. nary, St. Louis, Mo., to study for spaghetti and meat sauce cab­ Wo have alwaya thought that U which dear mom will never * * * • • BO aatiafaetory Inunadlata aohiUon part, toe ministry. bage salad, gelatin; Wednesday— might do ua aoma national good BtweO, Rnynaond EdwMri m , aon o f Raymond E. Jr. and Goadoi Club Meets la poaribla. this treasured picture of dad—will i n s u r a n c e « i n c f ijjijjjjjjjjj|i|jjjjjijjjjji^ hamburg on roll, buttered whede to go on the couch and confess 1923 Baihaxa Sbnpoon Btwell, 116 McKee St. He was born May 22 Tbs Valley Planters Garden kennel com, potato chips, fruit; Hie problem of how expenaiva a he framed, alwaya in my heart. at Manobeater Memorial Hoapttol. Hfa maternal granoi>ar- that wo do have, way down deep, Rev, Walter A. Hyszko OUBLE STAMPS Club, formerly the Avery Heights Thursday—baked ham, potato new eantral flrehoiue to build, and enta ace Mr. and Mra. Merrill B. Stmpaon, Manefleld Oentar. Hfa Gfarden Club, will hold Its annual C R E E N that vague guilty feeling about salad, buttered green beans, cook­ wtiara to build it. haa become auch . .1 AT THESE ARP SUPER MARKnS pattemal grandporentar are Mr. and Mra. Raymond E. BiweU Sr., Jime picnic and instaUatlon of offi­ ies; Friday—m acor^ and tuna L S T A M P S ^ being the first to drop this weapon Hirtfard, i « l Hartford, Woit Hortford, Thom|iHM• LOW PtSeOUNT p R tcest reaeardi into military matters.' for psaca bacause wa era weak, in the kind of surroundings you want SAVE 4« The sdentist in question wants but rather because we axe strong. to work on things like antisubma­ If I may say ao, we axe not pa­ « f a n r tient because we aa a naUon lack rine waritexe and possible defenses CASH SAVINGS 3 2 .0 Z | C ^ N against ballistte miasilea, particu­ guts, but rather baeam wa aa a lar prqjacta for which the Unlver- nation have guts." at a location next-door toeveiything and PLAID STAMPS! 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Hebron Sunday afternoon. John Wessell of hour Saturday night while he was AfS Foreign Exekanffe Prbgram BratUeburo, Vt., was on hand to' sitting iii a police cell. They left Several Mayors Back supervise the jOb.. Charles Wal­ with a large brown-paper parcel, lace, who heads the project, says Macmillan Orders the contents of which were not dis­ Fellowship to Hear ■f Obituary It will take at least a month be­ closed. GLOBE Mrs. Della Hills fore the organ will be ready for ward claims among his'patients Mrs. -Palmer Miller Holly Hooker Spends JFK *8 Anti-Bias Plans use. The piano, used in Sunday Sir Winston Churchill, oU million­ school sessions, may bs used in the Sex Scandal Probe aire Paul Getty . and Elizabeth TRAVaSERVNE Mrs. Margaret Morrow Ander­ (OoBtfamad frooi Paga One) Fellowahkp^wlH meet at the Bmlth- meantime. Taylor. He soys he has painted son MUler, 53, of 1160 W. Prince Gellsrt Lounge Wednesday at 8 Orange Note members of the royal family in- * 905 MAIN STREET Rd.. Tucson, Aril., formerly of Summer in Turkey (Contlnned trom rage One) persona of both races to stay In Light Ruled Out, p.m. In the First Church, Hebron. l^ebron Orange will meet tomor­ shlrt. Chief Inspector Samuel eluding Prince Philip, Princess Manchester, died suddenly Satur- school in order to Increaee their Herbert of Scotland Yard told the Margaret and Princess Alexan- 643-2165 . Mrs. Della Porter Hills, a long row evening in GUead Community He must have heard the whisp­ • eamp*ifn for racial raa4Juat- 12th Qrcuit day at her home. chances for steady jobs and thus Smoke Still Signal court Ward likely, will face a I dra. Anthorized agent In Man­ Mrs. Miller was bom in Man­ lessen unemployment among the time member of the ' Hebron Hall. Bllection of officers will be ers which just about every other number of more serious charges. In Chicago, the American Osteo­ ment. chester, July 8. 1909, a daughter church, will give a talk on IHls- the principal business. Date for member of Parliament had heard. chester for all AliUnes, Ball- unskilled. "I think this may prove (Continued from Page One) Herbert said he opposed Ward’s pathic Association said records ^roads and Steamship Lines.4 Hit blf jet plane landed at An­ Court Gases of the late TTiomaB W. and Mary the summer with a family in Mercin, Turkey. to be, In Ume, the moat Important torlc Hebron.” For many years she the annual Orange picnic la set for If so. why did he not check request for ball because he feared show a Stephen Ward graduated drews air Force Base after a Desmond Morrow, and lived here thing we can all do,” the Presi­ has been collecting articles of in­ Jtuie 30 at Speriy’i Glen, Bolton. further? he would interfere with prosecu­ In 1938 from the Kirksvllie (Mo.) „ a parJidpant in the American Field Service Foreign Ex- Thus the traditional smoke terest about the town history, and Paul Blow, cM rm an, wiH be as- Labor party leader Harold Wil­ College of Osteopathy In surgery, fllfht of Just under nine hours MANCHESTER SESSION until 1956. change Program. dent said. system wlU still be used. Vat­ tion witnesses. Survlvora include her husband. The mayors' conference resolu­ has made from them a scrap hook, aleted by Mrs. Wilbur B. Porter, son; now in Moscow, was reported Ward, 80, a socialite osteopath but that he does not belong to the from the Hawaiian capital. That Two 24-year-old men today were The announcement was made to ican radio also will rely on which she Intends to laave to Mrs. Kenneth A. Porter and pltmnlng to publish private ex­ given 180 days each in jail, sen- Palmer Miller of Tucaon; a son, St.. died yesterday at the student body of Manchester tions committee went Into session the smoke. At the conclave, and artist, played a major role in American association and has prac- left him time for only a brief Carl Anderson, and a daughter, Immediately after the speech and Douglas Library. BJverybody Inter­ Charles Sohreler. changes he had with Macmillan Profumo’s downfall, After Pro- J tlced osteopathy only In England. Unces suspended after serving Memorial Hospital, New High School this morning on the opening June 19, bailota will ested in the town histoiy will want At 4-H Office The reporta Implied that Wilson check-ln at the White House be­ brief terms, and placed on proba­ Mrs. George Kania, both of Man­ Other survlvoni are Uirw mecee Intercom system. dratted a elx-point program em- fumo had denied In Parliament fore the mldmoming speech at the chester; four brothers, William .bodylng all of Kennedy’s propos­ be burned after every voting to hear thle talk. Besides being Barbara Ladabouche of Man­ warned the prime minister of the having any Improper relationship BOB’S tion for two years after each plead­ of Glastonbury, Blast Hartford and Mias Hooker, a junior student, session. A substEmce mixed first class raconteur,' Mrs. Hi: dangers Inherent In the Profumo university. ed guilty to similar charges of non­ Morrow of Wethersfield, Richard was chosen along with 1,000 other als. plus a plea that "minority chester, has been appointed a sum­ with Christine, Ward wrote a let­ Firemen Answer Kennedy made the announce­ Morrow of Glastonbury, and James Bristol. groups been couraged to recog­ with the ballots Is' supposed was an excellent amateur actress mer assistant at the Tolland Coun­ case, but that Macmillan Ignored ter to Home Secretary Henry support. ^ Fkineral services will be tomor­ students throughout the United to produce bla6k smoke • to on the' local stage. In her younger them. WELDING SERVICE ment of the conference and the Lewis John Carr of S4 High St. and Thomas Morrow, both of- Man­ row at 2 p.m. ait the Lowe-Ro- States to represent the ni|itlon in nize the correlation of responsibil­ ty Extension Service. Miss Lada- Brooke suggesting this was not en­ Immediate Emergency Service! declaration of his own limited no­ rtiiiiilll nii k nA Shi! chester, and several grandchildren. ity and duty with right and that show no Pope has been elected days. l^che will ostfst staff membera Dr. Stephen Ward, who spon­ tirely true. He let newspapers 29 Calls in May w u sent to the State Jail at Hart­ backer Funeral Home, 2534 Main the AB« program. Studente are or white smoke to show one Receives B.S. teat policy as two of the three ford to serve 30 day before his re­ Margaret Boland Susan Buckley William Coleman Funeral aervlces will be held St., Glastonbury. Burial will be chosen for their leadership quali­ equality of responsibility be en­ with their summer programs, par' sored Christine In society and in­ know he had written to Brooke. ELECTRIC — GAS major points of his speech at the Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at St. couraged along with equality of has been chosen. Lt. Col. Marvin Ross, USA, re­ ticularly in the 4-H phase, and at troduced her to Profumo, was He also met with Macmillan’s Town Fire Chief W. Clifford Ma­ lease on condition that he would In St. James’ Cemetery, Glaston- ties, pertonality, and generel abil­ tired, has received a bachelor’e de­ 643-2408... 649-7578 university. get a job and make adequate pay­ Mary's Episcopal Church. Burial opportunity." But It Is not always easy to the same Ume receive in-tralning brought Into the Marlborough 8t. private secretary. son, In his May report of fires, not­ In the third part he said: ity to represent the United States tell what color the smoke Is. gree fi-om Wllllmantlc State Col­ Welding from 7 A.M. to • P.M. ments to the Family Relations Of­ will be in Rose Hill Memorial **'^Friends may call at the funeral abroad. She was also Chosen ea a The added point was seen by for future exU^ion work. She la; magistrate’s court today on a Two Laborite legislators gave ed 29 alarms; 21 were actual fires, ••Finally! my fellow Americans, fice of the court for support of his Park, Rocky Hill. Wagner as an effort to attract lege, and will teach In Blast Hart­ a student at UConn, and■ will re­ charge of living on Immoral earn­ notice they Intended to ask 4 were false alarms, 3 for rescue No job too Wg or too small. let us re-examine our attitude to­ home today from 7 to 9 p.m. delegate to Laurel Girl’s Stete. were reserved for Hawaii’s racial ford this coming fall. family. Carr is more than a year FYiends may call at the home This Is the second yser that the support of Southern mayors. sume her course there in Septem­ ings. He waa ordered held without Brooke In Parliament what Ward and emergency and 1 accidental. Located In The ward peace and freedom here at behind in support payments. of her daughter, Mrs. Kania of Several criticised Kennedy’s talk I — Caucasians, Japanese, Work on Installing the new or­ ber. bail for another preliminary hear­ had told him and what he was do­ May’s breakdown of fires Includ­ HARTFORD ROAD home. The quality and spirit of students from Manchester High CTlnese, Koreans, Hawaltans and gan at First Congregational Myron L. Jenkins of New Jersey 86 Cambridge St., Wednesday School have applied to the AFS because they eald the President ing next Monday. ing about It. Profumo resigned ed 11 grass and brush fires. 6 in ENTERPRISES our own society must justify and and Coventry was sentenced to 16 after 2 p.m. Funerals put too much emphasis on rights Negroes. There even was a space Church (new to the-church, that Manchester Evening Herald He­ As Ward stood relaxed In before they had a chance to. buildings or residential dwellings, At 270 Hartford Rd. support our efforts abroad.” days at the State Jail at Tolland. The WatklM-West Funeral and not enough on duty. reserved for the Harvard Qub of Is, though a gift from another bron correspondent. Miss Susan B, dock In a green sports jacket. Two Scotland Yard detectives 3 In motor velvlcles, and 1 non­ Manchester In this obvious reference to civil The lesser time in jail was due to Home, 142 E. Center St., is in Others said It was wrong to try Hawaii. church) In the church loft began Pendleton, telephone 228-8454. pale blue slacks and open-neck I searched Weu'd’s apartment for an building fire. rights issues, Kennedy declared: his being presented for the first cliarge of arrangements. Oustav Lltke to give Negroes jobs In propor­ “It is the responsibility of the time in court on a non-support Gustav Litke, 68, of East Hart­ tion to racial percentages rather executive branch at all levels of charge. Judge John J. Casale al.so Mrs. Earl Ballou than on a basis of ability. "P er­ m .ar v- government—local, state and na- ford, father of Norman H. Lltke, made condition of his probation in Mrs. Earl Ballou of North 995 Tolland Tpke., died yesterday haps our greatest problem," said Sonal—to provide and protect Mayor A. Allen Hal! of Santa Ana, freedom for all citizens by all that he get a job-after his term in Swanzey, N. H., sister of Mrs. R. at East Hartford HosplUl. He jail and start to support his wife Eldred Doyle, 62 Oak St., Grade was a member of Concordia Lu­ Calif., "has been that we are ex­ means within their authority. It pected to have a percentage of is the responsibility of the legisla­ and two children, who have been 8 teacher at Highland Park School, theran Church of Manchester. tive branch at all levels, wherever on state aid for the past year since died suddenly yesterday at Elliot Other survivors are his wife, two colored people In relation to the that authority is not now adequate he left the state to go to New HospiUI, Keene. N. H. brothers, a sister and three grand­ ratio of blacks to whites, and this to make it adequate. And it is the Jersey. ’The state has paid mit BSineral services will be held children. somtimes operates to the detri­ responsibility of all citizens in all some 83,800 to 88.000 in the non­ Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Fkineral aervlces will be Wednes­ ment of the white people. sections to respect the rights of support case, it was reported to­ Fletcher Funeral Home, Keene, day at 2:30 p.m. at the New­ "Wo should not be obligated to all others and to respect the law day. N. H. Burial will be in Swanzey, kirk and Whitney Bkmeiral Home, hire somebody because of his race of the land.” N. H. 318 Burnside Ave„ East Hartford. who hasn’t met the proper stan­ In some degree Kennedy’s The Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, pastor dards of employment.” nuclear testing announcement Mrs. WUUam Caffyn Sr. of Concoirdla Lutheran Churdi, There was little other complaint served to set the stage for his Many Crashes Bonnie SmltJi M n. Roberta Wataium Bonnie-Lee Wyman COLUMBIA — Mrsf Ruth Lord will officiate. Burial will be In Hill­ about the President's message. four-nation European tour start­ Caffyn, 60, of Glastonbury, died side Cemetery, Bkust Hartford. Daley, for one, called it "among ing in about two weeks. Saturday a.t her home. She was the Friends may call at the funeral the great speeches of the Presi­ Kennedy said of the new agree­ Over Weekend Tip on Songailo sister of Mrs. Lydia Lord Hinck­ home tomorrow from 3 to 6 and 7 dent’s career. I endorse It whole­ ment with Khrushchev to try for ley of Columbia. to 9 p.m. In place of flowers, me­ heartedly.” a nuclear test ban that it is true Manchester police investigated a Mrs. Caffyn, wife of William morial donations may be made to Vice Mayor Sam Massell of At­ no treaty can provide "absolute variety of crashes during the 20 in Area Receive Sends Police on Caffyn Sr., had lived In Marlbor­ the Concordia BMifice. lanta, Ga., said, "There are still security against the risks of de­ weekend and reported minor in­ ough most of her life until mov­ some people who are disturbed by ception and evasion.” Fruitless Hunt ing to Glastonbury a month ago. George P. Adamis program. William WhlteseU of 91 continuous demands for equal juries to two persons, one an in­ Bretton Rd., ls*t year’s winner, rights but many are realizing that “But it can—if it is sufficiently fant, considerable vehicular dam­ Central State Degrees She Is also survived by four Bkineral services for George P. effective in its enforcement and age, and Issued a written warning On a report received by State sons, her mother, a brother and an­ Adamis of Covenitry were held spent the summer in the FtiUlp- minority groups will quit demon If it is sufficiently in the interest to one motorist. Police last night that a 24-year- other sister, seven grandchildren from the John F. Tierney Funeral pine Islands With a naUve family. Strattons only when we stop dlS' of its signers—offer far more se­ Mrs. Lorelle H. Malboeuf of 08 old bank-holdup suspect was "be­ and three great-grandchildren. Home, 219 W. Center St., Satim- As a guest of Mr. and M n. 'Tah- criminating.” curity and far fewer risks than an Central Connecticut State College in New Britain awarded lieved seen at Crystal Lake.” Eil- sln Ozcan, 75 Atatuck Caddesi, Kennedy called on the mayors ■Wsdnut St. and her three-year-oW 18 bachelor of science and two master of science degrees to The funeral will be held tomor­ day morning with services at St. unabated, uncontrolled, unpredict­ daughter, Michele, early yesterday lington, police carried on an inten­ row at 2 p.m. at Marlborough Con­ George Greek Orthodox Church, Mercin, Turkey, Miss Hooker ex­ to ’’set an example in your com­ able arms race.” Manchester area students at its 113th annual commence­ sive investigation for several pects to travel with the family to munities to which the timid can afternoon were taken to Manches­ gregational Church. The Rev. Hartford. The Rev. George Ankara and Istanbul In Turkey, With the announcement here of ter Memorial Hospital and ex­ ment ceremony yesterday hours. Bertram O. Smith will officiate. Vouros, offlcdeted. rally and which those clinging to the Moscow conference, it was un­ amined for biunps and bruises of State police at Stafford Springe and some neighboring countries. the past cannot ignore.” Manchester students who re­ she was awarded the Beckwith Troop today reported that they re­ Burial will be In Marlborough Burii^ waa in Cedar Hill Ceme­ She will leave New York Ctty June derstood that preparations of U.S. the body and head, respectively, ceived B.S. degrees were Miss Ju­ Scholarship last year. Cemetery. tery. Kennedy started his speech in the and British plans for the meeting recedyed in a two-car crash at ceived a tip that Edward Robert 26, and go by boot to Rotterdam, •■Longhouse” of the Hawaiian Vil dith M. Barnard, daughter of Mrs. In September she will enter the Songailo, wanted for the May 23 Friends may call at the Taylw Holland, and by p^ane to Turkey. will be the major subject of dis­ McKee and High Sts. Both were Maude Barnard of 164 Wadsworth and Modeen Flmeral Home. 233 Mrs. Ida Calnen lage Hotel 42 minutes late. He cussion between Kennedy and sent heme after examination, a Boston University Graduate School holdup of a Warehouse Point bank­ She will return home In Septem­ was delayed during a motorcade Macmillan when the President St.; Mias Margaret Ann Boland; of Blducatlon to study for her mas­ ing fii-m in which some $1,603 was Washington St., today from 7 to 9 The funeral of Mrs. Ida Calnen ber. through Honolulu and Waikiki hospital spokesman said. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. •Thomas p.m. of Crestfield Convalescent Hospital visits the prime minister at the The accident occurred when Da- ter’s degree. realized, was seen in the Crystal According to a letter from Miss beach that produced a police' end of June. In fact, officials said R. Boland of 63 Vernon St.; Miss Lake area wiUi two other men. was held this morning from the Necla Ozcan, the 18-year-old estimated turnout of 100,000 speC' ■vid M. Parker, 29, of 62 'Wetherell Susan C. Buckley, daughter of Mr. IMlss Hilinski, a major in ele­ Nicholas Rosso Johh F. Tierney Bkmeral Home, the need to talk about this prob St., was driving through the inter- mentary education, waa a member The report, police said, waa not daughter, her father ownz two tators. lem was the real reason for the and Mrs. John J. Buckley of 41 confirmed. Funeral services for Nicholas 219 W. Center St., with a solemn millinery shops and a clothing The crowd moved In on his con­ seotion on McKee St., with the Cone St. of Kappa Delta Pi, the Student Russo of 41 Pioneer Qrcle were high Mass of requiem at St. Bar­ decision of the two men to meet right of way, and Mrs. Malboeuf, Bklucation Association, and the No road blocks were set up but store. There Is a brother, Necdlt, vertible at times and women at this time. Also, John S. Campbell, son of several places where Songailo may held this morning at St. Mary’s tholomew’s Church. 16, and a slater, Neyran, 13. threw floral leis at the smiling driving west on High 9t., was un­ Association of Childhood Educa­ Episcopal Church. The Rev. John So far as could be determined, able to stop for a stop sign when Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Camp­ tion. She. was recording secretary have been hiding out were inveotl- The Rev. Philip Hussey was MIm Hooker is a member of the chief executive. Special sections the U.S. delegate to the Moscow bell of 713 Hartford Rd.; William gaited, it was reported. D. Hughes officiated. Sydney Mac- celebrant, assisted by the Rev. National Honor Society, Senior along the 16-mlle parade route her foot brake failed, police aaid. of her freshman clsiss and treas­ Alpine was organist. Burial will be meeting has not yet been chosen. The Parker driven car then struck F. Goleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. urer of her dorm. She plans to Manchester police were alerted Clifford Curtin, deacon, and the Girl Scout Troop 1 of Center Those who have been considered the left rear fender of the Mal­ Francis H. Coleman of 622 Wood- at 9:25 p.m. to look for a pdnk at the convenience of the family. Rev. Richard C. Bollea, aubdeacon, Congregational Church, the Stu­ are understood to Include John J. teach In Portsmouth, N. H., next and white car bearing Connecticut Mr. Russo, 61, died Saturday at boeuf vehicle, causing considerable bridge St.; Donald F. Costello, son year. Miss Hilinski is a 1959 grad­ Paul Chetalat waa orgemist and dent Council of Manchester High McCloy, who was Kennedy’s top of Mr. and Mrs. John Costello of registration 633-326, and carrying his home after being stricken with soloist. Burial wfis in St. James’ disarmament policy adviser eariy fender damage to both cars. ’The uate of Manchester High. a heart attack. He was pronounced School, where she is on the staff v'ehlcles had to be towed from the 20 Edison Rd.; Miss Carol A. Olor- two men. The car and two men Cemetery. Father Curtin and of High School World, and a mem­ In the administration, and Under­ getti, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keeney, also a graduate were later found at the Scranton dead on arrival at Manchester Father Bollea read the committal scene, police said. There was no Memorial Hospital. , ber of the Current Affairs Club. secretary of State W. Averell Har- arrest. Roland E. Tanguay of 137 Oak St. of Manchester High School, ma­ Motel near Taylor St. by Vernon service. Now! riman, veteran of many negotia­ jored In biology. Police at 9:45. The driver of the He was born April 12, 1902, In She attends South Methodist A three-car, rear-end collision Also, Mias Judith N. Hilinski, Bearers were William E. Budds, Church, 'Where ahe la a member of •UARANTSSD tions with the Soviets. laat i ^ h t at 7 o’clock on E. Mid­ NUss Prentice was graduated vehicle said that Songailo had not Hartford. He was employed at Kennedy said in his speech that daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter from Manchester High School in been with him, but that another Townsend Manufacturing Co., New* William MaUfensOjrf, Raymond Oal- its Yodth Fellowship. Beoldes dle Tpke., just east of Greenwood Hilinski of 11 Ferndale Dr.; nen and Raymond Hickey. swimming, sewing and reading, too many people think peace is Dr., brought a written warning t,o 1969. A member of Kappa Delta person, bearing a similarity to ington. He was a member of St. Impossible or imreal. Charles A. Keeney, son of Mrs. Pi, she wa* on the deem’s list for Songailo, had been with them Mary’s Episcopal Church. Miss Hooker likes to 'wrlta and Mrs. Ju CAN PIT YOU I Another 7 p.m. accident occurred Mrs. Walnum, the mother of Laurel St. formerly of Glasixmbury, uncle of and an immediate payment of enoiigh money to complete several "the wicked flee when no man editor of the yearbook, she was al­ Mrs. Bknil Seelert of 233 Spencer $51,711, pursueth”, yet it is sad, he added, last night on Hartford Rd. when so a committee chalrmM In the four sons, is a .graduate of Min- Ruth L. Foye to Ellsworth A. projects and begin otbsrs. Pants (28-42) ...... $4.39 to read such Soviet statements Robert B. Dougan Jr., 52, of 52 chester High. She participated In Mitten and Austin A. Chambers, Student Council. ^ property at 12 West St. (44-52) $4.98 and "realize the extent of the gulf Wetherell St., flipped his car over She has accepted a position In the Student Education Association between us.” on Hartford Rd. as he ro'.mded a and Kappa Delta Pi honor society Quitclaim Deeds Matching S h ir t...... $3.39 the South Windsor school system az Antonio Leone and Mary Leone EN POPULAR COLORS curve. He was unhurt, but the a third grade teacher. at college, where she majored in car, with extensive left side elementary education. to Mary’ Ann Leone and William damage, had to be towed away. Miss Buckley was representative Miss Wyman, a 1959 graduate of A. Leone, properties on Birch St. Dougan told police that he p n ll^ to the Student Council for three Manchester High School, majored John Schuetz and Katherine years, where she served on the in elementary education. She will Schuetz to Harriett A. Giordano, State News to the right to avoid an oncoming foreign exchange committee. A REGAL vehicle In his lane. The car jumped marry Mr. Coleman thia summer. property on Laurel St. member of the honor society, Kap­ Marriage Licenses the sidewalk, struck a utility pole pa Delta Pi. she was elected to M E N 'S SH O P Roundup and two signs, and rolled over. Who’s Who in American Colleges Richard Walter Thompson, 211 MS MAIN 8TRF.ET At 9:30 last night, a vehicle, and Universities. Miss Buckley was Coventry Main St., and Rebecca Tryon Bid- MS-2478 operated by Johtuines Verfallle. also chairman of the senior class well, 211 Main St., St. M a r y ’s (OoDtinued from Page One) 18, of South Rd., Bolton, eastbound banquet. Church, June 22. at Center and \V. Center St., skid­ Driver in Hospital, Frank Michael Groom, 134 Park Hill drowned Sunday while swim­ ded on .slippery pavement when She ha.s been accepted by Boston St., and Roberta Jean Smith, 54 S IG N Y O U R ming in the Connecticut River de­ he attempted to stop the car at Univer.sity Graduate School o Car Hit in Rear Westminster,, Rd., St. James’ spite the efforts of a friend, IS- a traffic light, and then crashed Education where she will study foi Church, June 29. ARE YOU IN year-old Dennis Foley, to save Into the rear of a stopped car her master's degree, specializing Building Permits AUTOMATIC in reading Alfred Heckler, of Rt. 31, was him. driven by Paul Mange, 60, Vernon. arrested and charged with follow­ To William L. Duncan for Ken­ or out of Two-year-old Morris Galberth No arrests were made but j.he Also, Miss Siisan Perras, daugh­ neth B. Grant, for construction of drowned in the Quinnipiac River VerfaiUe vehicle, with right front ter of Mr. and Mi-s. Leon Perraa ing too closely after a rear end garage at 121 Loomis St., $1,650. FUELOIL near his home in New Haven Sat­ fender, headlight and bumper dam- of 60 Birch St.; Miss Bonnie M. collision on Rt. 44A Saturday. To Martin Szeber for Frank HOT WATER? urday. agcr-waa towed away. Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heckler’s car struck one driven Szeber, for addition to a dwelling DELIVERY An out of state highway crash Saturday at 5 p.m., BYancis G. Dai-cy Smith of 206 Oakland St.; by Mrs. Leona Dziekan of Willi- at 105 Lenox St., $200. a daj for fuel claimed the life of Cameron Stepard, 41, of 139 Glenwood St., Mias EmUy M. Stmad. daughter mantic.as it was making a right To Frank Gambolati for Dante Heneage, 22. of Norfolk, Conn., westbound o« Center St., just east of Mns. Mary Stmad of 33 Trebbe turn into a driveway. Both cars i Pedemonte, for addition to can get you out of tronble! Satur&y. Georgia State Police of Cooper St., swerved to the Dr.; Mias Virginia V. Vabalas. were eastbound. dwelling at 769 Center St., $1,500. CONTRACT aaid Heneage apparently fell aaleep right to avoid a collision witli an daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Mrs. Dziekan, who waa admitted' To Forrest Williams,' for addition If you live in a typical house, while driving and crashed into the oncoming car and crashed into A. Vabalas of 40 Wedgewood Dr. to Windham Community Memorial to a dwelling; at 42 Arnott Rd., you could easily run out of hot rear of a truck on Intenrtate Rt. the left rear of a jjarked car Al.so, Mi-ss Linda G. Venezia, Hospital with possible Internal ih- $500. water Msreral ^ a a a week. 7b near Ashbum, Ga. o^\'ned by David J. Barth, 23, of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BYed A. Juries, was said to be resting com- Phillips Construction Go', lor NOW! Now you can havt all the hot 715 N. Main St. No arrest n o r Venezia of 111 Waddell Rd.‘; Mrs. fortably today. ^t-Keoneth L. Barker, for construe water you need at one time for injurier"but extensive damage was Roberta Hansen Walnum of 118 Heckler will appear In Manches-; tion of a garage at ,86 Falknor Dr., YOU'LL SECEIVE only a day. Think of it— reported to the front end of the Barry Rd.; and Miss Bonnie-Lee ter session of Circuit Court 12 on $1,700. only a dayl About Town Stepard car, which was towed Wynian. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. July 8. Trooper Robert McDonald To Dorothy Annulli for Frederick AESOLUTELY away. R^nand C. Ouellette of 19 Deerfield of the Colchester State Troop in- C- and Dorothy Annulli, for con- Yea, thanks to Mobllheat— Memorial Temple, Pythian Sle- Dr. vestigated. ' .straction of a garage at 211 Main and an oil-fired hot water heater teis, will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Miss Rochelle D. Goldman. RFD St.'. $1,800, o t correct capacity—your family at Odd Fellows Hall. Refreshments Bolton 1, Vernon, was also graduated FREE can take care of all their washing will be served. with a B.S. degree as an English needs at one time. major. Mom can do the family wash. About 100 attended a dance Rear-End Crash M.S. ■ degrees in elementary Sis can do the dishae at the tame Saturday night sponsored by the education were aw'arded to Miss AHENTION 1000 time Junior takes his bath, and Newcomer’s Club at the YWCA, at Brings Sununons Priscilla R. Hill of 26 Foster St. DOUBLE you enjoy a shower. HIGH SCHOOL the K o< C Home. “Night on the and Mrs. Doris Leclair Hogan of TRIPLE-S BLUE TRIPLE-S 3LUE STAMPS Don’t delay—phone us today. World” was the theme of the Oliver H. Hill, 27, of Coventry 85 Helaine Rd. Find out how easy it is to Bwit^ event. The Manchester High School was arrested this morning by Mi.ss Barnard, a 1959 graduate Dance Band, directed by Peter Trooper James Hall of tlie Colche.s- of Manchester High School, was GRADUATES to a Mohili^t-fliM water heat- Pantaluk, played for dancing. ter Troop, and charged with fol­ on the dean’s list and a member STAMPS •Awras*/««Ur sffNir. lowing too clo.sely. of Kappa Delta Pi, an honorary Well known PLUS SCHOOL OF Daughters' o t Liberty. No. 125, The accident, which damaged society in education. She was on Will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. the rear end of a car driven by .the yearbook staff, and partici­ BUSINESS offtrs a rewarding pro­ At Absolutely STAMPS at Orange Hall. Carl U Heinz, 34, of Williams Rd.. pated in the Women’s Athletic gram in . . . Bolton, occurred on Rts. 44A and ■Association and the Social Acts WHEN YOU PAY FOR YOUR FUEL OIL MORIARTY The Home League Ladies of the 6 at Cider Mill Rd. No details on Committee. Miss Barnard was No Extra Cost! Salvation Army. will meet tomor­ how it occurred werCj available to­ representative to the Student row at 2 p.m. at the Salvation Ar­ day from the Colchester Troop. Council this year and to the East­ IBM TRAINING Stamps lasned upon paymeiit of BROTHERS my Citadel. Theme of the meeting Hill was summoned to Manches­ ern States Conference last year. Kegister Now For .lune and September Classes Brat fqel deUvery. will be "Everything Super-Duper." ter session of Circuit Court 12 on July 8. William Coleman,, a 1958 grad­ foToFMONTS" Hostesses are Mrs. Jennie Hoff, uate of Manchester High, majored COMPLETE IBM SYSTEM COURSES M i 3-5135 Mrs. Rebecca Grant and Mrs. Je- in business education. He was Also Short, Intensive IBM Key Punch, MONTHLY OR RUDGET PAYMENTS nima Dougan. Ttco Escape Jail treasurer of the fraternity Omega 301-315 Cm ttr St. Kappa Delta last year. He is Verifier and Sorter Courses Hose and Ladder Co. 1, Town HADDAM, June 10 (AP)—Po­ teaching at Nortvlch Free Acade­ Free Placement Service— ITre Department, will have a drill lice were searching today for two my, where he has been since his IBM Aptitude Testing Free tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. at the fire- young inmates in the Middlesex graduation from Central Connec­ hoiua^Plne St. and Hartford Rd. County Jail who escai>ed last night Call Or Write For Free Booklet I ■■ ticut in January of this year. while working in the kitchen. Miss Giorgetti was on the dean’s 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Daily — 52.5-9158 The Ladies Prayer Fellowship They were Identified as Thomas list every year at college, a mem­ Of Trinity Covenant Church will Murmy, 20, of Bristol, and Charles ber of Kappa Delta Pi, and treas­ meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the McCHlton, 21, of West Haven. Mur­ urer of the Assembly Lecture Com­ tame of Mrs. Anna Granstrom, 50 my had six months left to serve, OaJcwoQd Rd. mittee for the past two years. A iM^Uton nve. 1959 graduate of Manchest^High, - , V ir'Wi"'* ^ »^v ^ • 12^^ \ .

. . ./■• / . P A O l T E N BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANQpESTBR, GONN., MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1968 CftRCRESTBK XVftNlNO HBRALO. MAKCHBBtER. GONN, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1968 PAGE ILB VlN DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE LfTTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLfi the Lottia Flak Cedar, 4 Strong Ava.; Mrs. Bea- lockvUle-Vernon Bujjding In Henry* Park. trlca Baron, 9 Berger Rd.; Julls ^77/TV7/. Awww tP Pr»vl ■ 1 TJW/iOOr PUTTS, OF s u e ^ y r M W * appelUUoB Imef Boy* W «t« iMdanhlp train- . ,^ a rocreatlon commission seeks The president of the U.8. Cham­ loomed between whites and Ne­ 1988, and Jim. 1, 1964. 3S Merchandise 22 Letter of affirmation ot Rd., Wapplng. ber of Commerce, Edwin P. Neil- If the total tax bill is less than / keep ver head DOWN)/^ , o, THERE AIN'T MUCH ' CONNECTED WITH alphabet 38 Time for 44 Froater line prornun st th« Univerality Bida on tha operation of the food groes. 27 Direction Dlsoharged Saturday; Mm. $50, the entire payment Is due on f ONTH'A ^A R TH A m a k e s 'em F £ £ L > T ^ ^ 25 Hn. Obuflea CMffitha. play on the outdoor court at Hen-> to protest alleged dlecrlmlnaUon ment came from Dr. Roy Me- ‘ RIlSHT AT HOME ^ 42_ .Ne lewlyweda Loveland HIH; Clayton Faucher, against Negro school children. Clain, whose First Baptist church the delinquent half—with Interest 45 Followed S3 ry Park. Those interested are to' Kelley Rd., Vernon. srsi^wi 2i t ah ara atudonta at RoekvUlo In Charleston, S.C., 'where an provides separate seating for Ne-1 computed from the due date of 49 Oriental food High‘School. reciter tomorrow night between July 1. 1963. M Boy's nickname H 36 7:90 and 9 at the LotUe Flek Choir Picnic antisegregation campaign began groes. The church Is one of the 34 Tholr aponaora In tha order of The Junior choir of St. John's Property owners who do not re­ A L L Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN S2 Encourage Building In Henry Park. Play will Sunday, Negroes planned to block largest in the South with a con SSWillow genua s r th« boya thay aponaor am th« begin the week of June 24. Elptscppal Church'will nave a pic­ entrances to segregated theaters gregation of more than 6,000. ceive their bills soon should inquire M Self-love RodkviUe A m Chamber of Oom- nic ai the home of Mrs. Douglas and restaurants. ‘‘If we can’t eat at the office o i the tax collector. r ...rVE BEEN FISSERIN' ...BUT I PONT IWElX.TtXJ 55 Guard bar Briefs Non-receipt will not be considered TfiET MT HANDS ON TH' RECALL TEaiNG J MUST CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER inoroe, the Rockville Police Depart­ Roberts, Bolton Rd., 'June 16. at lunch counters, then nobody HIP DEFINITIONS 86 Nobleman ment; U BlaaoH Inauranoa Agrenoy, Hie PoiMi Roman XSatholic Membem will leave from tlic an adequate excuse for non-jpay- nr RisH w^Aip CROWN EVER SINCE I ANVBOPV yHAWETOLP 87Uir W U will,” said the state secretary of W ESTVILLB. Ind. (A P )—When ABOUT IT.' y-C SOMEBOPW E" IT George TV. HIU Lumber Oo., and Union wlH hold a grocery social church at 10:30 a.m. and return to the NAACP. "If we can’t go Into ment. SOT MADE A KNISHT... 58 Otherwise tomorrow ait 7:30 p.m. In St. members of the senior literature DOWN tt 60 Cl U the Amorloan Legion Poet in Rock- their homes at 6:30 p.m. Members theaters, then no one else will.” class at Westvllle High School vine. Joseph's School. unable to attend are to contact the Six Negroes were arrested Sun­ 1 Woodwind Hie RockvUe American Legion were asked to define words In the 2 Melody u 5T 5^ The nUnfion boy la Richard choir director no later than Thurb- day at Winona, Miss., when they style of an author they were 3 Dutch painter Hlrth, Tolland Ava., Tolland, aon will hoM a buffet and dance Sat- day, June 18. tried to use white restroo-.is at a studying, two came up with these: 4Not treated, as u R 69 of Mr. and Mra. Harold Hlrth. Ho umay at 9:30 p.pi- at the Legi'on Grant Directing bus station. Another Negro was rod—a fast car used for running ia boinr ^Mnaored by the Volture hall. The BMly EUnaeldel quartet arrested when he went to inquire will fumirii muatc. Jack Grant of the Hamstero and down bid ladies; also, gangsters s S T r U c f 1007 of the 40 and S. the Coventry Players Is directing about the Incident. pack one. And, thinking — some­ Boya atato win ba June 24 The Lagton's anmiaf bazaar will the musical variety show, "The Police In SavsumsLh, Ga,, arrest­ thing depressing. through 29. run next week, Monday through Roarin’ 20's" which la being put Saturday. A matinee win be CHUCK It la a national youth acUvlty lven at 1 pp.m. Saturday, June on by the Vernon Congregational program of the Amorloan Legion, f2, for children. Church June 14 and 16. He has ' .-iiSu. OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. W n.LIAM S htendad to teach youngatore with been active with the Somem Stock loadorehip potential » proper atti­ Hospital Notes Theater and has directed plays for tude toward the reaponatblUtien Admitted Friday: Charles Oes- other small groups. WHY, r r ’E WELL,^,YOU WILL’ ef leadership. say, 87 E. Main St.; Mrs. Olive i NO BEAR WHENI ''lOU EIT Board PoetpooM Bradley, 9 Jacob St.; Emil Kreys-I Vernon news Is handled by The STEAKS EK n o t h in ' - 1 A, LITTLE L IT T L OLDER ■Ig, Broad Brook. | IT'S J I S T A AN’AN’ HAVEHAM A40RB The board of education will Herald’s Rockville Bureau, 6 W. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER HORSE/ SENSE/ poatppno Ita regular meeting untU Admitted Saturday; Timothy Main St., telephone 976-9199 or m one-m f-m -kind FUNNY IT ? Dziadul, 142 High St.; Morey' 949-9797. 'TENDER.TRIM' June 27 or-29, becauee of a num­ PIPNT ber of other meetlnga weet St. Witness 12 Oz. Fkg. 1 7 c lOYi oz. pkg. S9c Buffet *nn 2 For 43c USE OUE LAY-AWAY PLAN IF ITS TIE W5T THINa 1 DoJ IFEEL AW F«i«, M R LIN G .'lT'5 s»ld the boy ran Into the path of > AND m MAKE the DOG WISH I THINK I'M GOING THBMOTWHOF the cat. HE'D NEVER K IN BORN. TO BE SICK, THIS LURCHING TOnnIa Leaions DAILEY’S Q-T SHIP. 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B tt 3 5 C wan a new tatbar’a anguish, but there la g' atanple preventive for tm. •« Jl L t. «. ■uch a stats..buy It only from MANcm ifiR tirapniM a dealer who has proven by the 302 MMiHa TumpHca West m Ercal DOLE’S Record that he baa a conaclentlous DOG YUMMIES ooncern for your welfara. This la 2nd Ropr—PHONE: 643>27'3I TAILE NAPKINS PINEAPPLE JUICE tha piaca. DiUon Salsa and Sarvloa, { but quality Ford Daalor, 919 Main Nhl 8m , 1 m i M to M. N k I B On. Pkg. t - S B CM. Box, 2 F e c 2 5 C 9« Ob. fk i 3 5 c 17c sr ^ UaaalMBtMr. Fbena S4Sinning. He was out at the plate top hitters. With one out Schil­ Ohlcogu ...... 83 23 .689 — to think of it, Baltimore may trying to score a second run on ling strvgled to left and the acore strongboy has been terror­ Bolthnore ..32 28 .582 Vi hereafter declare home plate Prank Malzone's single to right. was tied. New York .. ..28 21 .671 izing the American League Gives Rams 5-0 Tourney Win In the last half of the frame he a disaster area wdien Dick Radatz Miller was working in the l*th Minneoota .. ..28 25 .628 »'/* countryside. pltohes. fqpibled John FPweH's RBI-double, and struck put Eddie Bressoud. Kansas City ..27 26 allowing a second Baltimore run JH9 4 Radatz' latest conquest came at The brilliant Red Sox reliefer, Nixon singled to right, llie ever­ Boston ...... 26 24 .510 Baltimore Sunday in a 8-2 Red By HOWIE HOLCOMB i^championehlp game is scheduled^ was stifled when Pete Pagan! was^ pretty good at It, but it doesn’t and Ueigpest player at S-6 , 24S, to cross the plate. *Vt Saturday. present Radatz neatly put down Cleveland .. ..23 26 .469 «'/l Sox victory In 14 ‘innings that “ That was probably their picked off first. make senee when you’re three runs struck out ^10 batters in six in- Deadline Count a sacrifice bunt. Schilling’s bloop Los Angeles ..27 31 .486 7 shouldered the Orioles out of The t<^ four mfen in Rockville’s The Rams added to their lead behind.” . . . This wds Regional’s nlngps as he beat the Orioles 3-2 in That’s »how it stood. Orioles hit to left center did the rest. Detroit ...... 28 29 .442 8 first place. The S-foot-6, 245-pound best game of the season and batting order did all the offensive In the third. With two out, Pagan! eighth appearance in the tourna­ 14 inningB yesterday. ahead 2-1, when the Sox came to Rookie Dave Morehead is Man­ Washington,. . .19 88 .338 14% fastballer again showed why he the best of his career,” said damage but It was the sixth man reached first on an error. Region­ ment and they’ve yet to win a ti­ He got rMal support from the bat in the ninth. Nixon, who had ager Johnny , P e s k y’ a pitching t Sunday’s Results is rated as one of the best re­ Ron Kozuch about 4:06 Sat­ —sophomore pitcher Jim Mai tello al’s only boot of the day. tle. “ We were In three finals. Kir­ Monday, Jam 19 quiet man — nee Charles 'Hiomas hit' into a double play as a pinoh- choice tonight as the Sox open a lievers in baseball by muscling —who did the key work on de­ McGill doubled Paganl to third by said grimly, "we lost two by Center Congo v«. Guars, 6:16, Schilling — whose looping singles hftter with the bases loaded in the Los Angeles 4, Minnesota 9. urday afternoon. “ They” re­ brief two night stand at Detroit Chlealgo 4, Kansas City S. his way through six scoreless in­ fense. He held the Litchfield Coun­ and Al Putz sent both home with one run and the other by two. Mt. Nebo. first tied, then decided the out- sixth, doubled to left when Brandt before returning for the longest nings, striking out 10 Orioles in ferred to his Rockville High New York 6, Detroit 2. ty club to two widely-separated a long triple to the fence In right- Maybe we should stay out for a Paganl’i wi. 'Variety, 6:16, Brtb- oome. fell trying to field the ball home stay of the season Wednes- the process. baseball team which had just singles, fanned four and walked center. year sind see what happens!” . . . ertson. New York Manager Ralph Houk, Cleveland 7, Washington 3. Up came slump-ridden second day night. Radatz’ stout effort waa backed blanked Housatontc Valley Re­ but two In recording his 10th vic­ The Rams got another mild "I think they (Rockville) could Hi-Way vs. Clarke’s, 6:16, Char­ who will select the AI.1 pitchers Boston 8, Baltimore 2 (14). by the (jhuck Schllling-Russ Nixon gional, 5-0, at West Hartford and tory of the 8ea.son against a single threat going in the fourth when a win It all,” he concluded. Lengthy for the All-Star classic July 9 at ter Oak. Today’s Games ” hitting combination that produced *’hls'’ referred. to senlM- shortstop 1o!s8. It waa the 15th consecutive couple of walks and a stolen base pre-game conference with the um­ Htfd. National vs. Elks, 6:16, Cleveland, recently confided: New York (Bouton 7-1 (and the tying run in the ninth and the Rich McGill who sparked the triumph for the Rams ■who dropped got two men on with two outs but pires took almost as long as the ‘T am not only going to pick Close as Teen-agers in Balcony West Side. ,, Downing 0-0 at Washington (Ost­ winning run in the 14th. CIAC Tournament victory with a their first game to the same Mid­ Regional hurler John Lamb got fast-moving game . . , Pitching Green Manor vs. A A L 8:16, Radatz for the team, TU {ritdi him. een 0-4) and (Rudolph 3-7) 2, (6 With BalUmore losing, the Chi­ perfect fourTfor-four performance out of that mess by fanning Ken plate on Martello’s shoe came Walt until some of the big hitters dletown dub they’ll face Wednes­ Mt. Nebo. p.m.). cago White Sox jumped into the at the plate. day. Foi.sle. loose early in the game but his Cards vs. Braves, 6:16, Ksensy in the other league get a load of Cleveland (Latman 1-2) at Balti­ lead by one-half game with a 4- Foisie however. Ignited another father, Pete, was dose at hand St. this guy . . . Pm sick and tired of By winning, the Rams advanced In a later meeting, Martello Griffith Regains Crown, more (McCormick 1-2) (N). squeaker over Kansas City. Ron to the semifinals of the Class B shut out Middletown, 5-0, on one scoring frame when he worked and made the necessary,repairs . . . White Sox vs. Twins, 6:16, Char­ hearing how great the National Los Angeles (Oslnski 4-2 at Hansen doubled home the deciding Lamb for a base bn balls with one Of the 42 putouts in the, game, 29 League is.” post-season classic and \VII1 op­ hit. Yesterday’s blanking was the ter Oak. Detroit (Paul 2-1) (N ). run. in • the ninth and starter- pose Central VaUey Conference ri­ lanky soph’s seventh whitewash of out In the seventh. Paganl fol­ were made by four men, the rival Auto Parts vs. Medics, 6, Buck- "Radatz is as good a relief pitch­ Only Games ScheduM. turned reliever Juan Pizarro regis­ lowed with a' single to left and Mc­ catcher. s and first baseman . . . er as I’ve ever seen," added Hbuk Another Meeting Likely val Middletown Wednesday after­ the''season. ley. tered a brilliant pitching perform­ noon at 4 at Manchester High’s Batting first, Rockville went off Gill came through with his fourth Elach outfield made but three Sears vs. Peck’s, 6, Waddell. who mentioned Joe Page, Luis Ar­ ance for the 'White Sox. consecutive safety, a double, send­ catches. Rockville however, sent royo, Hoyt Wilhelm, Ellis Kinder NATIONAL LEAGUE Memorlad Field. St. Thomaa Aqui­ to a 1-0 lead on a pair of walks Norman’s vs. Oilers, 6, Ver- W L Pet. GB Also in the AL — four home nas and James Memorial also meet ing both runners home. Putz got several drives between Regional’s planck. and Stu Miller, the Northampton, NEW YORK (AP)-—After three fights and 40 rounds, and McGUI’s fliwt hit, a solid sin­ flychasers. Los Angeles . .32 .582 runs powered the New York Yan­ the same day at Watertwiry. The gle to center. A bigger inning an Infield single but again the Tuesday, June 11 Mass., native who waa charged Emile Griffith and .Luis Rodriguez are as close as a couple St. Louis ...... S3 kees. over Detroit 6-2, ending a Rams weren’t alert on the bases wtth the loss yesterday. .569 BockvfUe (5) 9t. Mary’s vs. Methodists, 6:15, of teen-agers in a movie balcony. San Francisoo 81 .544 three-game losing string for the and McGill was picked off third. ab r h po a e rbl Mt. Nebo. Allowed Two Hits Chances are they’ll fight again. C h ica g o ...... 31 A44 Bombers; Ken McBride, on a day John Martello grounded out but Foislo. 2b ...... 2 2 0 3 3 0 0 Teachers ■vs. Travel Bervkie, The feared Radatz fastball liter­ of personal tragedy, pitched the Legion Team Cut Down to 21 Boys brother Jim had all he needed. Paganl. If ...... 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 Chances are that it will be close, Cincinnati , , , . 28 .519 Mcfvill. HU...... 4 4 2 3 0 S 6:15, Robertson. ally Uerw the Orioles out of first controversial and inconclusive. with Rodriguez, a split, 10-round Pittsburgh , . . .28 .300 Los Angeles Angels to a 4-2 vic­ Martello’s only bod Inning was Putz. 3 b ...... 3 0 2 0 2 n 2 plr^. He faced 20 batters in his ‘‘Sure, I’d fight him again,” decision before either was cham­ Milwaukee . . . 26 .478 tory over Minnesota; and Cleve­ the first. A walk and his own er­ John Marirllo. rf . . . 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Leas than half of the total try­ 'Dennis Rodgers, Andy Roganle Jim Marlpllo. n . .. . 3 0 0 0 stint. Beyond his 10 strikeouts, Griffith said after he had re­ pion. Rodriguez, 26 and a native Philadelphia .. 25 land hammered out 16 hits in ror on a bunt put runners on first 2 1 0 .456 Boggini Wins Governor's Cup Tournament out force of 46 are left on the and Mark ^hneider. F l . mm m mm. . y. after Saturday’s "cuts.” Of the 21 be scheduled this week when the a split, IB-round decision over the Sunday’s Results RED 80X-ORIOLES— IS Charlie Btygini, left. Bogjrini had to go all out to beat Mario Boccalette, above right, Nickerson grounded toward short. Totals; ...... 26 6 7 21 out trying to steal) in the 11th and disputed decision over Griffith Radatz, who established himself players selected, five more will be final cutdown will be made. Sun­ The boll hit 'Tom Whalen, trying 10 1 5 C u l^ exile Saturday night. New York 8-4, St. Louis 7-10. in the 36-hole nnals last Saturday by a 1-up count. The loser was 5-up at the half- lapped off during the week leaving BegloAml (8) gave up a cheep-hit slow roller to March 21 in Los Angeles. as a relief star in his rookie sea' day’s opener is set at South Wind­ for third, making the third out ab r h po a LARK "Why not?” Griffith asked. "E v­ Philadelphia 8-1, Cincinnati 7-S. It’s No Act hut Almost Everyone Was in on It e rbl Jackie Bmndt in the 13th. One ery time we fight we make money. Saturday, a crowd of 8,081 and Los Angeles 11, Chicago 8. son last year, improved his record wa^r mark but B ^ g i came on fast, squaring the match in the 31st. He went 1-up on a squad of 16 to open the season sor High field at 2:30. but giving Nickerson credit for a Whalen. 3b ...... 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 batter managed to loft a routine Sunday at South Windsor. hit. Sogalla If ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 That’s what we re here for.” a national television audience Pittsburgh 4-8, Milwaukee 0-S. to 4-1 in the cli^anger at Balti­ This was the situation in the third base area after Cleveland’s Vic Davalillo bunted in the 82nd hole and held the margin the rest of the way. (Herald Photo by Ofiara.) McGuire. 3 b ...... 3 0 0 1 3 0 0 fly to the outfield. "We gave them a rematch,” Ro­ saw Griffith regain the crown in Houston 3, San Francisoo 0. more. The 25-year-old right-hand­ The present group of 21 includes TEN 300 GAMES Two more singles (in different Dunn. Ih ...... a 0 8 0 0 0 the eighth inning and teammate Dick Howser tried to score at home. Howser, 18, is on Nickonion, c .... *1795 Ftve Orioles hit foul popr^ie to a split decision. Referee Jimmy er has worked In 19 games, fin­ Ron Anderson, Steve Brady, Don Innings) were all that Regional .. 3 0 8 1 0 0 driguez’ manager Angelo Dundee Today's Games SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — R u.hbo, sh ...... Delivered In Manchester the catcher or third baseman. One ished 17, and is unsocred upon in the ground, victim of a rundown. Pitcher Jim Bronstad of Washington is standing cm .. 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 said with obrious bitterness. "I Devlin and judge Tony Rossi vot­ Cincinnati (Jay 8-8) at New Crowell, Harold Oase, Gary Gal­ When Mrs. Mazie Laureys of New could muster. Lamb. n_...... 3 0 0 1 2 0 0 managed a sacrifice and the other ed for Griffith, 9-6 and 8-7 in his last 12 appearances covering third base as teammates catcher Hobby Landith backs up play and Tom Brown, 12, Gulnac, rf ...... S 0 1 hope they have the courtesy to York (Stallard 0-3) (N ). lagher, Frank B’Hloramo, BUI Kunz. Carlisle, Ind., rolled a 300 game at GAME NOTES—-*”Ihat error in 0 0 0 drew an IntentionBl walk. give us one.” rounds. Judge Joe Armstrong had 22 Innings. runs in trying to tag Davalillo, shown sliding into third— he waa safe. Cleveland w6tro4t^-J8att©y» Minnesota and * ,* * bases loaded double in the sixth Brown, 30-year-old right-hander * • • 6.70x15 Nylon Mwtle, New York, 11. inning. That gave Wills 11 hits acquired from the New York Yan­ PIRATE8-BRAVES— WOBIEN'S DIVISION ANGELS-TWIN8— In 22 at-bats, a torrid .800 pace, kees. came on with two out in Tube-Type Black Stolen Bases — Aparicio, BaJ McBride, whose brother was Friend, 8-4, won the opener for Beleoted 12 - Saturday timore, 17; Wood, Detroit and since returning. the third when Dick Farrell suf­ the Pirates with home run support Low gross, Betty Benton 66; NYLON killed in an automobile accident The spurt has raised Wills’ fered a leg spasm .Willie' Mays Chateaugay Wins Third Match ] Hinton. Washington, 8 ; Charles, only hours before game time, al­ from Ted Savage and Donn Clen- low Helen Noel 49-8—41; low 15 Month Road Kansas a ty , 7; Smith, Baltimore, average from. .262 to .290 and re­ led off the fourth with an infield denon and a two-run double, by putt,*’ PrisoUla Jarvis 29, Helen Remember.. . no one sells General Tire Quality 6.70x15/7.50x14 1 1 01 lowed seven' hits before being vitalized a slumping Los Angeles single, then Brown set the Giants Hazard Guarantee blackwall tubeless. I I T ’ Landis, Chicago, Pearson, Los An­ lifted with two on and one ouf in Roberto Clemente. Warren Spahn, Noel 30. With Candy Spots in Thriller geles and Green, Minnesota, 6. attack just In time for the start down In order the rest of the way. 8-3, got credit for the Braves’ for le— than General Tlze pricesi • 7 row notched tread mold- the ninth against the Twine. Reliev­ I of a two-game series tonight ^dd $2 For Whitewalls Pitching (Five Decisions) — He struck out six and did not nightcap triumph with Bob Shaw’s Selected Partners — Relay ed-in siping for all weath­ er Mel Nelson stopped the last- I against third-place San Francisco. allow a walk. Run-producing sin­ Stock, Baltimore, 5-0, 1.000; Bou- ditch threat. The Angels over- relief help. Mack Jones’ double (Sunday) NEW YORK (AP) — Trainsr^ Chateaugay worked a very slow er traction. ton. New York, 7-1, .876; Radatz, The Giants are two games be- gles by Carl Warwick and John was the big blow of a decisive came a two-nin deficit In the j hind following their . seventh Low net Isedielle Parclak, Helen Jimmy Conway always has been 1 %-miles at Belmont the Sunday . Boston, Horlen, Chicago and Bo­ Bateman accounted for the first two-run eight Inning helped Noel 92-16— 77; low gross Eldna regarded as strictly a ladies man fourth with three runs a g a l^ ' straight loes, 8-0 at Houston as two Houston runs off Jack San- before. Taken over to Aqueduct, land, Minnesota, 5-11, .800. Jim Perry, the clincher crossing along by three Pirate errors. HUinnld, Helen Noel 93; low putts In the training of thoroughbred he pulled u p' and quit after 8 fur- Strikeouts — Pascual, Mlnneso- on Ed Sadlowski’s single. Cedi Perry 91, EJdna Hlllnekl 32. champions, but he also knows a longs of an Intended 6-furlong; ^ 82; Barber, Baltimore, 81; McBride evened his record at thing or two about the colts—es­ drill. So Conway sent a stable- FISK ^ Bunning, Detroit, 75; Plzarro, Chi 6-6 and Perry is 4-4. Ellington Ridge pecially Belmont winner ChateaU' mate out to keep him company cago and Cheney, Washington, 68 • * * "Brooks Robinson Declares- SELECTED NINE-SATUROAY gay- Thursday morning.^and the colt INDIAN8 -8ENATORS-T- Chateaugay, who upset Candy came through with a good 8-fur­ NATIONAL LEAGUE Vlc Davalillo, Woodie Held and (Onn-Ibdf Handicap) long workout. Airflight lx>w gatona—Jim Rusher 76. Spots in the Kentucky Derby, ^ t t t a g (125 at bats) — Groat, Fred Whitfield had three hits then bowed to that California fly­ Galbreath, the Columbus, Ohio 6.70x15 Nylon St. Louis and Covington, Phlladel- each as the Indians completed a Yanks in Trouble Low nets—EYed Meurant 80-3— a l u m n i l e a g u e 27, Jack Kearney 36-7—26, Pete er in the PreaknesB, grabbed the construction and real estate exec­ Tube-Type Black T. Davis, Los Angeles, three-game sweep at Washington. rubber match In their .thrilling BVee-hlttSflg; game et Mt. Nebo Naktenls, Lou Becker 32-4—28. utive, had flown in Thursday to NYLON .329; Boyer, St. Louis, .326; War­ Gary Bell, 3-4, won It with six Triple Crown duel Saturday at observe the workout. ‘ BIG CAR wick, Houston, .823. relief innings and the loss went yesterday saw Police A Fire out­ Women—Binnle 'Vhndervoort 39- GENERAL S.T.M. GENERAL 7.10x16 Tube-l^pe 10—29, Dora Kellner 38-9—29, Aqueduct. ” I told him the colt was never 21 Month Road Buns — F lo ^ S t Louis, 50; H. to Senator starter Tom Cheney. Without Mantle last Bantly Oil, 17-11, Runs were In better shape — was better SPECIAL! 7.60x16 Tube-Type 8-7. « Vera Han|ionf\47-17—80, Sally The stunning result abruptly re­ Aaron, Milwaukee, 48; White, St. versed the 3-year-old title specu than I’d ever seen him,” Conway Hazard Guarantee 7.50x14 Tubeless . . Louis, 46; Robinson, Cincinnati, 43; scarcer at Weot Side Oval where Oroetheer ^ 1 6 -^ ,. 8.00x14 Tubeless .. Naeelff’a tripped PonticelU’s, 6-3. K lck en i-/J a ck Hunter 94-16— lation. Rex C. Ellsworth's Candy disclosed. "I guess he proved that GENERAL Brock, Chicago, 41. BALTIMORE (AP) — w in oentM' field fence as he Saturday.” i • Bladed tread for extra Eighteen hits and a whopping 76, Eleanor Scranton 99-24—76, Spots was supposed to cement his Add $2 for Whitewall Buns Batted In — Robinson, eon’t ttie Ya|>keea can’t vainly attempted to haul claim, but John W. Galbreath’s It ■was the first time the race traction and mileage. Cincinnati, 44; H. Aaron, MUwau^ 26 walks were Involved in the 28 Jim MoCanthy 88-8 — 77, John KRAFTREAD down a home run hit by Rob­ hadn’t been staged - at Belmont Four Pty, win without Mantle, but rune produced at Nebo. Twenty Sweeney 86-8— 77. Chateaugay rode high on the I NYLONS kee and Boyer, St. Louis, 41; F, inson. iThe Yankee star has throne today. Park since 1908. 'They could have Alou, San Francisoo and White. they're eure in trouble.” of them went to the winners who fuH-strangth. been put on the disabled list, 80OI0H TWOSOMES—SUNDAY There waa a chance last week run It there, at Yankee Stadium, S t Louis, 40. H u t’s how Brooks Robin­ meaning he has to be out of collected seven singles, a double or down Broadway. Chateaugay son of the Baltimore Orioles and a towering homer by Carl (One-Half HandloMMi) that Chateaugay wouldn’t even Nylon tires action for at least SO days un­ start in the Belmont, shitted this and Jockey Braulio Baeza permit­ $ J A . 9 5 ~ 81; views the broken foot boo# Hohenthal and a triple by M Wiley Low grow —John Harrlgan and olOsW b u i. WHITEWALLS FISK White, S t Louis, 75; Boyer, St. AMERICAN UOAGUE der baaeball' rales. — '— ted Willie Shoemaker on ^ n d y which will keep Mantle out of to produce their 17 runs. Charlie Conlln '87-89—76. year to Aqueduct because the Bel­ value-priced Aaron, Milwaukee, Standings New York had a 16-16 rec­ Low nets — Pete Nkktenls and mont Park grandstand la creak­ Spots to set the slow pace, then BIG BUICK 69; Flood, S t Louis, 68. action for at least five weeks. ord niille Blantle sat out part Tony Kastauskas continued ble blasted past them In midstretch far below The Quality ■ W. L. Pet. "Mantle makes their club,” "Frank Sheldoa 76-16 — 61, Gus ing and tottering. , CADILLAC. 6.70x15 Nylon Doubles — Cepeda, San Fran­ Peck Lumber ...... 6 .857 of last season with an Injury. hot hitting with three Wts (in­ Peters and A i *Kemp 84-16—61, Twice last week (jhateaway to win the 1%-mlle classic by 2% CustoiW cisoo, 16; Groat S t Louis, 15; Pln- Sears ...... , 4 BoblnsOn said. “He means If the Yanks play at such a cluding a double).and four RBIs. lengths. I CHBYSLEB, onn/oo,. tc comparab/e General Retread Tube-Type Black .571 more to them any guy Lou Beckar and Harvey Tardiff sulked in his wdrkouts, but (S>n- iMSocoiti 8.00/8.20 X 16 Cincinnati and Javier, S t Dillon’s ...... 3 pace while he’s ont this time, Until they turned Into the home­ Imperial t u b e l e s s b i a c k w a l l s PONTIAC, 7.10x15 Tube-Type .429 means to any other chib. Don Romano and Tom Lom­ 80-11—69. way was patient with the horse 14; Santo, Chicago, Gonza- Police * Fire ...... 3 they could be In serious trou­ stretch, Chateaugay came outside tires. Blacif ...... , . . 16.95 .375 "I never bought, one play­ bardo bad two hits eat^ to account Pro Bweepntokee, Tom Schiller who waa giving a spoiled brat act. W W W ********** De s o t o , 7.60x15 Tube-Type ^ Philadelphia, and Flood, S t Army A N a v y ...... ',..2 .286 ble. Ihey’ve already lost two for two-thirds of Nassiff’s offwwe. 72. Jimmy learned to be patient with for his winning bid. Candy Spots NYLON Louis, IS. er cQuId mean so mneh to one of three games played since Black ...... 18.96 Grorge Cartwright also had two, the lady horses, and he has had and Louis Lee Haggin 2nd’s (jhok- FORD, * 27 Month Road team, but Mantle made a be­ Blantle went to the sidelines. er were In front, but both came IWDGE. 7.30x14/6.70x15 Tubeless Triplc« — Pinson, Cincinnati, 7 ; Powered by Greg Freiman’s liever out of me the hut two half of PontlcelU’s safeties. b e s t NINB-HAIF HANDICAP four 'champion fUUes and mares SM ALL CAR Hasurd Guarantee Black ...... 16.96 Brock, Chicago and Skinner, Cin- homer and strong four-hit pitching Robinson, io o l^ g at the Police A Fire 020 090 6—17 9 2 during his career — Miss Request, off the rail. Baeza shot CJhateau-/ DODGE, years. When he’s in the line­ unfortunate accident objec­ Low nets—Rubin GUI 40-6—84, MERCURY, 8.00x14/7.10x16 Tubeless rinnatl, 6 ; WiUlams, Chic-ago and by Freddy Marshall, Peck Lumber up, they’re a different team.” Bantly’s . 004 030 4— 11 9 3 8 h e r Fergustm 87-1—36, OUie Grecian Queen, Pucker Up, and gay down the Inside and It was SPECIAL! • 6 row dual tread with Black . . . . ' ...... 18.95 Flood, St. Louis, 5, increased its lead Saturday with a tively, Said Mantle’s injury Hohenthal, O’Obnnell (7) a n d Primonetta. > all over. CHEVROLET, Mantle was injured Wednes­ "oniht to make us perk up,' Mather 43-7—.36. OLDSMOBRE, ( « multi-aipuig for beat tra c­ 8.50x14/7.60x15 Tqbelcss H w e Runs — H. Aaron, MU- 7-2 victory over Police A Eire at day night when his foot PUkonle; Zwiok, Tedford (8 ) snd Kickers—Al Grotheer, 88-11 — “ Mn Galbreath said that If I Mesh Tenney, Candy Spots' g e n e r a l Waddell Field. t knowing it’s a break favor­ Gobi. trainer, wsuited no time. Sunday PLYMOUTH, tion. Black ...... 20.95 wtutkee, 17; Banks, Chicago, IS; F. caught in Memorial Stadium’s able to oar elnb.” 22, Jeannette Harrlgan 99-27—^72, had any doubts that (jhateaugay RAMBLER- Add |2 for Whitewall San Francisco, 12; Robinson, Freiman’s first-inning blast gave Harry 'Weinstein 90-16—76, Phi! wasn’t okay for the Belmont, to morning he put his colt on a van For FORD. CHEVROLFT. DODGE. ALL PRICES PLUS F.E.T.. Cincinnati, Howard, Los Angeles the 'Winners a quick lead and Mar­ Nasaiffa 400 020 x—8 6 0 Maxewskl 96-20—76. take him out.” for Chicago, and If all goes well STUDEBAKER AMBASSADOR ^ Mays, Cepeda and Bailery, San shall protected it well. Mike JBo- PonUcelU’a, 040 020 0 —3 4 2 will start him next Saturday li» the PLYMOUTH Md STUDEBAKER Francisco, 11. oan land and Dave Cappe held the win­ Kuzmickaa, Bushey (6) a n d $100,000 Chicagoan at Washington Stolen Bases — Robinson, Cin- ners along with a three-bagger Boros Looms ^ as Big Threat Dragon; Anderson and CervinL Park. He has two more $100,000 Completely warranted 12.000 cJljnari. 16; Pinson, Cincinnati and each. Ken Ough' and Ken Tedford Pitching Dominates Action races at Arlington Park later, the miles or 12 months, prorated on SAFETY SPECIALS Wills, Los Angeles, 14; B r o e k played 'well for Ptfiice A Fire. OHUROH LEAGUE American Derby and Arlington 6.70x18 Classic. He hopes to meet up with dealer's current prices. Larger Chicago, IS; W. Davis, Los An­ Peck Lumber ...... 403 000 7-9-1 In Open After Buick Victory Standings 7AOxM 8.00 X 14 BRAKE FRONT END SEAT geles, 12. Police A F ir e ...... 001 001 2-4-1 (End of first raund) In Eastern as Giants Win Chateaugay In the Bast again next TUeCLCSS TUBELESS sizes slightly higher. Marshall and Frieman; Kuhn fall. ■lACKWMJA Pitching (Five Dedstons)—^Per- ORAlNaD BLANC. Mich. (AP) _ , „ W. L. P ot BIACKWALLS ADJUSTMENT and Ough. ' Pocketing 69,000 hi top prize C o n g o...... 5 1 ^ Conway has no immediate plans 6 J » z l S ALIGNMENT BELTS Angeles, 7-1, .876; Big, muscular Julius ^ r o a loomed t u b e l e s s BIACKWALLS / PoU Friint WheeU McBean, Pltteburgh, 6-1 867* money. Bozos planned to put In Pitchers dominated the OasafCaiarley Johnstm hit home,, runs for Chateaugay, the chestnut son NAHONAL IKAGUE as a clear threat for the National ...... 1 ,888 for the Pioneers as Gary Modrsll, of Swaps, who was sold by Ells­ WHtTEWAUS SUGHTLY HIGHER Check Dmms, Usings, / AdJost Caster / Free Installation Woodeahk*. S i n . 5-i. .Sj;’ Open golf championafaip today In two practice rounds in New York ...... 8 3 ^ Eastern. Lssgue Sunday, just Seals and CyUnders Standings kite they’ve been doing since the who pitched a one-hit, 1-0 shut­ worth to Galbreath for $3,000,000. / Adjust Camber ^ Chevron Click-Click Maloney, Cincinnati and O'Dell the wake of his record-emashing today prior to Tuesday’s 36-hole Na Mettodlat ...... 8 g ,aoo "W e’ll take our time, for I / Cheek and Pack Bearings San Francisoo, 8-2, .800. W. L. Pet. Oemun. ^ t l s t 3 4 season opened. out his last time out, took his CONVENIENT BUDGET TERMS » JUST SAY “CHARGE THEM!*^ , ^.Metal to Metal Closure Moriarty’s ...... 6 2 .714 triumph in the 652,000 Buick (3pen. Metropolitan sectional qualiflca- fifth loss In o l^ t decistons. leaped one thing in the last few ^ Add Brake Fluid / Set Toe-in Strikeouts — Drysdale. Los An­ Uons for the open June 20-22 at The day’s finest performance j/ Exceeds FAA, SAE and Man. Auto P a r ts ...... 5 2 .714 The solid man from North Chro- ...... * * -883 Springfield’s Don Carlson con­ weeks,” said the 52-year-old na- / Adjnst BraUng Oontaet geles, 99; Koufax, Los Angeles, 92; lina breezed around the 7,2^ y a ix l Brookline, Mass. Liberty Mutual ...... 1 5 .167 Was at Charleston where 21-year- * PLUS TAX AND RECAPPABLE CASING ^ Center Steering State Specifications Green Manor ...... 3 4 .429 tinued the Giants traditionally UvS New Yorker. "It appears this ea an w h eA Uemaster, MUwaukee. 77; Malo- Warwick Hilla "monater”, coarse old .Tbrnmy John gave up two hits N a s e iffa ...... 3 6 J76 At 43, Boros ssid he wssn’t "too —both to Toziy Frullo—and didn’t near perfect mound work allowing hone appreciates s UtUe more MANCHESTER BRANCH n«y, Cincinnati, 71; Jackson, tad- Medioa ...... 1 5 .286 in two more sub-par showings ttaad” sftsr Sunday's 36 Ixfiss un- d u s t y u b a o d x four hits, never more than one in space between his races.” The S m ^ y tor a Id-undorsisir total Wow a man past first os he led and Maiiofaal, Son F k b - dsr s bat sun >altfaough hs fMt it StandIngB the Indlsna to a 7-0 win over an inning, in setting down the ■Derby and -Rrsakness were two oisoo, 70. ^ H4, ftvt strokes ahesHl of the a UtUs la U s ls0 s andhnek. weeks sport, but Ghatoougoy had intebnathinal field. W. L. B ot Binghamton. Yorkk White Roses, R 3-0. "Ibis WM one of the greatest In Saturday’s > games, Elmira three weeks to prepare tor the Boros’o performance, in which It was Joto’s fourth win against lO I^ r c o CUTY—Juan Rsunires, Lawyers itrstchss o f golf I ever played,” ^ ...... 4 1 ,300 one loss and his second shutout m ilt a twin bill wlui Reading win­ Belmont 124%, Mexico, outpointed Eley he led fn»n the start of jfiay Fri­ he said. ning the opener 4-3 and dropping Oilers; day after Thursday’s rain-out, afr ...... * * -WT Bill Landis (2-4) was the loser. HARTFORD GENERAL TIRE CO. NO MONEY DOWN! «U5 WEEKLY! Sanihez, 126„ Mexico. 12. Remirex Anaalm’n With bis 66-71-68-89 string, At Reading, Johnny Papa scat- the nightcap 3-3, Charleston de- NEW YORK — Emile Griffith, brtdce the Buick Opin raootd by Boros led runner-up Don. Finster- fsatsd Blnghsmton 8-3 and York I retained Mexican featherweigtat Nocmaa* eight s ^ k e s . All Ms four loumto tsred four hits as the EUmlra Plo- 146%, New York, outpointed Lute 15S CENTER ST.. 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V. ►Fv MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEIWEE, CONN.. MONDAY, JT7NB 10, 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN ll^;vouKiEEif MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONII, MONDAY, JUNB^O, IMS Homes For Bale 72 Homea For Sale H onsfi For Bgjii 72 " 'Boniiw Eor Erie , 7t HftBM For S(ilo 72 Holises FoT Sale 72 Wanted—Real Estate 77 M^anismR _ 8 room modern QUALITY, built 6 room imich sit­ MANCHESTER — Comfortable 7 MANCHESTER — Appealing cus­ COVENTRY — Two for the price REAL ESTATE Listing^ wanted. EuildliiE—ContnetiBK 14 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FA6ALY and SHORTBN i l home 4 bedrodnto, famUy room< uated on A beautifully landecAped room older home, 4 rooma down, 63 tom buUt 6 room Split Level on of one. 4 room log cabin, ’winter­ Free eistlmates > of value Law­ Satha, exoeUant eondman. Oww one- acre------tot. 3*oar garage, atmty 8 largo bodrooma up, attractive high, elevation. Features include ized, gas hot air heat, fireplace. rence F, Flano, Realtor, 648-2766. QUAUTT CARPENTRY—Rooma, MABCKMIfr DINIKO room o ^ 6 room, roe room, steal ' con­ tot, 2rcar garage, one block to boa, a full plaster house, 2-car garage., baaamanta fefiniahed. buUt-lna, chairs, «wtH«nt aendMon. Can FOUR ROOM apattnaiR, aocond 648-7444. 4 room ranch, ahfique paneling MAMy I UHPAMDWWJM struction, sslUng 13,000 bslow ap­ (18.900. Eve. Mr. Rueter, 6i8-0809( Formsf dining room, 2 fireplaces, and wide floor hoards, beamed WANTED — By private party, 8-6 CLASSIFIED formica. tUe. general repair. No s t o i m w i w r , 24S«m . floor, Knoc Mraat, 980 a month, HMA iwWBRS SCHOOL — 6 room praisal. Drive hy 80 Finley St. Robert Wolverton Agency, Real- IH baths, stainless steel double celling, ceramic file bath, oil hot room older single home or 3 Job too amall. Call WllUam Rob- oiM child accoptaWa. 84S-1888. .tor, 649-2818. bine Carpentoy Service. 64BA4M. FRiaiDAIRB .60” Moetric rang*. 4- ^ p e , one unfinished, possible 4 men call Robert wolvertoo Agar oven, baseboard hot water heat, air heat, lot 150x100. These two family flat. Phone 649-4988. Vemon mr for Inforpiatton. 640-3818.1-3818. Bvi large lot with storage ohed. Im­ places are ta excellent condition, •HAWVnK yoars-old, » i e : 6 maple laddw- r OCKVILLB ~ First floor S ream bedrooms, vew neat and clean, FOR SALE — 18 room duplex, AIX KINDS OF carpentry and apartmaat, roM coiator. aad Onunad Rueter, 04S-0800. mediate occupancy. Priced below both for (6,6(X). Chambers Realty, WE NEED LISTINGS of all types. 4 0M T O Mck chairs with rush aeata, .186; ^rmanent oidtag, Sl8,900. Hkyea faihUy owned, well cared (of, cen- CaU anytime, "Anything ta Real ADVERTISING painting, roof and gutter work, Govemor Wlnthrop mahogato atova, dining taMo, alqptrialty Agency, 648-4808. ' market. Phone 648-6278, Brae- 648-2326, 649-7006. THKBMNKm. 'traUy located to schools, bus, Estate.” Tongren Agency, kitchen and bathroom remodeling, doMt, $U. OaU itaftor ■ p.m., furnMied, parking MPaaa, flO a f iv e l a r g e b e d r o o m s Bum Realty. Hf PKKe ptaygroimd and. Shopping canter. ANDOVER — 3 family apartment 64S*6821. dormers and hatchways. J. Char* HieUNE 642-1716. mcsith. 8T8-ill9. M^CHESTBR — Tree-^ftiaded CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS eat. 649-0722. C»pe, Oversize Cape Cod, full MANCHESTER (k ^CINITY .Priced .in low 30^ For full par- 6-8-8. Seven-years-old with 8-car VfRV itioulars write Bade M, Herald. No garage, spring fed pond with 8 AM . to 6 PM . CAWiniLLV. TWO ROOM uafumlahod apart­ Eight" room eontsmporary to- shed dormer, 6 large rooms. Cus­ CALL ME on your formica needs, Offlicn aad Star* ment, flrat floor, gas atmra and tom-bunt for parficular people, agents pleaiie.' BOLTON LAKE ccnmtry setting. Five rooms Ideal Legal Notices lonlal; bfeeieway, oarptbrt, 118,200 WUltagton—Only |800 down for owner; huge Bolton stone fire­ bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, olactric raflrlfvratar fwoMiad, lovely rural setting yet c ^ to COLONIAL — Bowers area. 6 Eqntpmcat M on thle naw m room ranch place, ceramic bath with bullt-lns AT A CXIURT OF PROBATE held at COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT vanitory units, table-tops and woiklng aoujw or lady. Tol. uUllty ImUdlng, IH baths, everything.. $660 down, $98 A rooms. 3 vary large bedrooms, $SAVE$ island stands. 649-8086. Maw TTPawBrmRa. I8M8 ap; paneled flreplabe wall, large month Interest and Principle, CAU with bullt-lns, ftreplace, oM and aluminum storms. Also, Mancbenter. within and for the dle- **om>AT This FSIDAV M M AJA—SATDBOAI • AJL acre wooded lot. Jalousled den, altimtaum riding, 32x60 sturdy frame out-bulldlng. A trlct of Manchester, on the 7th day of uaod QrpowrlUn, |M im. Beraha’a baeemeht with back hatchway, , Bogdan 649-6806, storm windows, awnings, beaufi- June. A.D. 1963. ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, ga­ ROCKVILLB — DoMrsMo 8 mem IM3-2980, 876-6611. Barrows A Wal­ Only (11,760 tor this recent 8 good buy for the business man at Preecnt Hon. John J, Wallett, Judze. rages. dormers, all t j ^ s of l^pawntep law leo, 4W B, Mld- near Parkway, Well landscaped 18.800 Manchester-rBO Diiraat ft. fliUy appointed yard, early occu­ Estate of Lillian E. HickItiE, late of PLEASE READ YOUR AD Wa Tpka,, Maachaakar. 86iM4TT. heated downataira apartmant, lace, 88 B. Center St., Manches­ bedroom, 6 room ranch, out­ (24,600. 742-6048. carpentry. No Job too small. Call utility room, porch. July l. Tine 6 rooni Cape, full ahed pancy. OwnCr-Broker, 649-6061, Manchester In said dlstrlrt. deceased. large tot, trees. Only 121,900. ter, Conn. •49-9189. side fireplace, large covered Upon application of Ralph R. Rus­ 1 «r "W a »t Ads” ar* taken aver tiw phoM aa a ooa* Nelson Higgins, 644-1700. residential area. Rafsraneas. dormer, ftreplace, city utlU- rear pafio, stone walls^ trees, MANCHESTER—8 bedroom ranch, sell, praylnK that an instrument pur­ iiaiiii - Tto aiiwrtlMr ahonid read Ue ad the FIRST DAT IT Wanted—^T» Bay 5S 648-6614.______' MANCHESTER Clean; conveni­ fies. $3,000 assOimeA G .t just a few minutes walk to year wooded lot, • excellent condition, porting to be the last will and testae APFCAB8 aad REPORT ERRORS fai ttme for the next tmer- u r n s . mortgage, (1,600 eerti need- MANCHESTER — Especially ap­ many extras. Owner 649-7668. ment of said deceased be admitted to 8 u nr w ALUPM9 ent, compact, no problem with 'round recreation. probate as per ^plication on file. It Is Mm . lh a Herald ia reapomlble for only ONE Iseorreet or omitted Special Services 15 Tvra ROOM apsftmaot, Ineluttng ed. pealing custom bujlt brick ranch, WINDS UP 0MIND tW w iR M w r WB BHT^ SBLL or tnda mMqiM LAWRENCE F, FIANO maintenance, cheaper than rent­ 8 bedrooms. famUy room, dining .ORDERED: Tnat the foregoing ap* iBoeetleM fer any adaertlaetneat aad ttieB only ta the aateat of e AN IISHT'SMLb heat, hot watar, and gaa for oaok- ing. 4 room Cape, full cellar, VERNON — Practically new. Gar; plication be heard and determined at Commissioned TREE CUTTINO and removal, loU 11.900 Bolton—660 Plymoutb Lane. room, spacious kitchen, unusual rlson (Jolonlal, 7 extra large the Probate office In MJmehester In read" laaertloa. Brrore rrhleh do ant leaaea tho vafaw of cleared, insured, Joe Pelletier, WHO aO B IN aitvar, piahira 'tag; aleotric rafriM'rator and gas Realtor 648-2768 aluminum comblnafiona, 8 he^ Timothy M. Treschuk, W, ‘ha.s ; wlB not ha eaireetad by *NnalM good” hMwrtioa. poe H o j w f LCUTb stove fumiahad. Can 8M T881 ae- 6 room expandable Cape Uvlng room .with fireplace, 1^4 LAWRENCE F. PIANO rooms featuring living room said District, on the 18th day of June 742-7668. a a ^ aid doUadoUto iiid |imi. hobby wjlk-up exjpqndable attic, baths, 3-caf garage. Tree atudd^ A.D. 1963, at t m o o’clock In the after­ been commissioned a seoqiid lieu­ eoUaetloBa, attlo eantm a or wluia tvaan 8-T p.m. Charles Nicholson 742-6864 112,000. Wolverton Agency, Real­ witti 4 , ftnUhed - down, 2 with sugar white granite fireplace, noon, and that notice be given to all partially finished up, ftill tot. 7 rooms Of easy, convenient Realtor 648-2766 formal dining room, built-in kitch­ persons Interested In sold estate of the tenant in the United States Marine oatataa. Fiimltura Rapalr Barvloo, tor, 649-2818. Corps at ceremonies at QuanUco, Thleottvffia, Ooim. l i l . Mt-T448. basement, fireplace, ooih- Uvbig. Mid twentlea. Robert Wol- en, family room, 2-car garage, Tendency of said application iind the Roofing—Siding 16 V// blnafion windows. Sbljoy vefton Agency, 649-2813. Eve. Charles Nicholson 742-6864 one and a half baths, l-acre hill­ ;lme and place of hearing thereon, hy ■ya. d i a l 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Farnished ApnrtanU i 68-A, Spe BOOM CAPE, breezeway, at- publishing a copy of this order In some Treschuk, son of Mr. and Mrs. WANTED — KEROSENE lamps, MANGHESTBR — Nsw 6 room taphed garage, paneled and beach prlvUeges. (8,900 as­ Conrad Rueter, 848-0309. top setting. Asking less than re- newspaper having a circulation In sold china, glass, toys; colored poatal TWO ROOM ^lariment, Amitahad] sumes G.I, mortgage or re­ placement. $28,600. (Jail Mr. district, at least seven days before the Michael Treschuk of Rt. 44A, Cov­ brick canoh, buUt-tas 14x20 living Boroened porch, aluminum com- >ld hearing, to appear tf they UKOL9 em toum r cards, all over 80 years. Olaaloa- private bath and ontranoa. Utm- btaaUoris, near bus Itae, $16,000. finance. VERNON — Near Clrele. 6H room Larlvlere 649-6808, 644-1780. Bar- entry, is one of Hie youngest men AMSreKVtLLr ;room with flreptacs, half acre lot, tout Level; Rec room, garage. EDISON ROAD — Cape. 4 down, 2 see, cause at said time and place and comrnls.9ioned in the Marine Corps ship guaranteed. IW Autumn St: bury 622-7128. Uea No Near Ohenay^a, 324 reasonably priced. H ay^ ilgfencnr, Phllbrick Agency, 649-6464 rows A Wallace, 66 E. Center St., be heard reiattve thereto, and make amcoTj* 14.900 Bast Hartford—60 Bcimch Convenient • location. Tcongren unfinished up, fireplace, garage, return to this court, and by mailing on under this type of program. He 648-4860. Charter •42-8368, 248-4TM. 643-4808. patio, oU heat'. Owner 646-0066. Manchester, (Jonn. -.‘I OVER8ICTD GAPE, 7 rooms, 3 Drive. Well kept 6 ' room Agency. 648-6831. or before June 11. 1963 by certified enli.sted as a private ta January 1B0UBLE REACHim OUR ADVERTISER? BIDWEILL HOME Improvement Rooms intboBt Board 69 TWO ROOM heated apartment. full baths, 4 bedrooms, large Uv­ ranOh, full besemeilt, city MANCHESTER — Colonials are mall, a copy of said will and of this 1960. UK ROOM Immaculate home VERNON — 6 bedroom Colonial MANCHE3TE1R — Nondevelop­ order to Anne Young, 34>4 Spruce St.. Company—roofing, aldinr, altera­ Geea range, bedroom eat, kltchea across from Shady Glen. 104 feet lng room, formal dining room, at­ uUUUes, oloee to schools. A "Old Hat” compared to this "Bril­ Manchester Conn.: Gladys Jobert. 185 He was advanced to lance cor­ CENTRALLY LOCATED room good buy. ranch. Large rooms, fireplace. A ment, 9-year-old custom Cape, 4 Maple St., Manchester, Conn.: Thomas tions sidditiona and remodeling set, refrigerator. Free gae, elec- on Turnpike, 660 feet. deep. Bel tached garage, lUOxieO wooded lot, large bedrooms, formal dining liant, In-clty Ranch." You name poral in May 1961 and corporal M-HMr Aiswiriig Stnriet of au types. Bbccenent workmsn- with parking, attracUvaly bm lsh- triclty. $16 weekly. Adults. Apt. 4, Blue Ribbon borne. Tongren it, it’s got it—location, bullt-tas, 2 Russell, 51 Spruce St.. Manchester, in April 1962. He completed 22 Business Opportunities 32 Help Wanted "-Mhle M Buildiiig Maiwrlals 47 ad, very clean and quiet, raason- Air Real Estate, 648-9882. 14.900 RockvUIs—11 Carol Drive. 6 Agency, 648-6821. room, center fireplace, oversize Conn.: Margaret Therrlen. 33 View ahip 649-6405. 10 Depot Square. J«'8464 **“"*’*■*“*' toll baths, large rboms, landscap­ SL. Manchester. Conn.: Evelyn Jnbert, weeks of aviation ordnance school­ abla. 64M888. room ftalohed Cape with cabinet kitchen, basement with Fret to Htrald Readars MODERN FLYING A service sta­ RAPID GROWTH of National (9,500 FULL PRICE for modern 4 SO. • WINDSOR •— 8 bedrooms, hatchway, large shaded lot, neat ing, city water, sewers. Trans­ 722 Center St,. Manchester, Conn.: ing at Jacksonville, Fla. ta Jan­ RAT’S ROOFING OO. - ahbgle room year, 'round ranch overlook­ VERNON — Just over Mancheater laige enoloaed porch, city ferred owner hates to leave, ■will Mathilda Maurice, Park Drive, Baltic, tion for lease located on busy Drive-In Restaurant Chain baa FURNISHED ROOM for rant for ufiUfi.es,. convenient loca­ paneled family room, aluminum Parkway. (17,900. William A. Cur­ Conn.: Ralph Russell. 20 Salem Road. uary 1962, and has completed nine and built-up roofs, gutter work, comer of West and Union Streets, BosiiicM LoeattoM ing Coventry Lake. Kitchen bullt- Une. LUie new Oti ranch, 1% sell to appreciative buyer for Manchester. Conn.: Hazel Rti.ssell 46 courses of instruction on various at anr It Na roof and chimney repairs. Ray created many openings for wmk- THINKING OF BUYING OR gantlaman, kltehan privilagaa, all tion. atorme and doors, pretty cabinet tin Co., 627-6107, evenings and Rockville. Fully equipped b ex­ ing managers. If yOu are 21, have 1ns. Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9882. baths, bullt-ta kitchen with A $18,600. Immediate inspection in Florence St., Manchester. Conn.: June mlUtairy and related cIviUftn eulb- M ed t Stanply e a l « w Hagenow, 649-2214, Ray Jackson, convanlances, parking. CaU For Rm t 64 kitchen, formica counters, walk­ weekends 282-8446, 678-8672. Ooriartv Holbrook Ave.. Willimantic. cellent condition bslde and out. dinette, fireplace. Hayes Agency, vlted. CaU Art Foraker 649-8806, jects. 648-8825. a High School Education, bond- BUILDING? 640-8214 after'6. 848-4808. 18.900 South Windsor—6-year-oId 6 out basement. Only (16,800. Ray ■ ®Arl R. Mastin, Holbrook Ave., Call Tide Water Oil Co., 829-8678 able, vdlling to relocate ta one of OFFIOB FOR RENT, 460 square 00N(X>RD RD.—Beautiful ranch, MANCHESTER — Modest authen­ 876-6611. Barrows A Wallace, 66 Willimantic. Conn. Hla record includes award of largd Uvlng room, formal dining room ranch, 1% baths, fin­ Holcombe, Realtor, 644-1286. MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE R. DION ROOFING and siding, al days. Mr. Rielly, 649-0728 eve­ 28 states and can accept the chal­ feet, $60 monthly, good location, ished reo room, screened tic 6 room Colonial country set E. Center 8t„ Manchester, (Joiui JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. ,the Good Conduct Medal for three nings. lenge of operating a high volume For quality materials at competi­ ROOM, CBNTRALLT looatad. 26 parking, heat. Janitor, 648-7176, room, esbmet Idtohen, S be$ ANDOVER — Older house, needs ting. Features Include 8 bed­ teratlons, ceilings, painting and rooms, recreation room, land­ $18,800 porch, carport, tool shed. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at 'eoire creditAble ehUsted service business to briber your career, tive prices, call or write to Linden. 649-1968. •49-6884. painting and papering. (7,600. Jo­ rooms, excellent kitchen, oil heat Manchester, within and for the district in January 1963; end seilectidb M 9 ^ 5 0 0 gutter work. Satisfaction guaran' scaped yard. Marlon E. mbext- Large Well landscaped lot. teed, free estimates. 643-4352. please write to Mr. Raymond W. Six room Cape ta a very cen- $8,000 assumes present seph Barth, Broker, 649-0820. and garage. On bus line. Reason­ Lots For Sate 7S of Manchester, on the 7th day of June from enlisted men in February FURNISHED ROOMS, complete THREE ROOMS ground floor. son. Realtor, 648-6958. ■ ably priced. Quick occupancy. A.D. 1963. aad.iaaaa your qwaaage. Tatra hear frotn aor adverMaav la Jig Help Wanted— Female 35 Smith, c /o Burger Chef Systems, tr«U, location, recently redeco­ mortgage. Present Hon. John J. Wnl)ett. Judge. 1963 to attend the 11-week Marine NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. light housekeeping facilities. Cen- Ideal for any offleu or commer­ AULOONDmONED — 6 room Phone 648-6278. Brae-Bnum Real­ THREE BUILDINO lota prime Estate of Frank Zendek. late of Man- Mbm liMhnnt apawdlag all atrentaig at th ' ‘ ' Inc. 1880 Stadium Drive, Indian­ SPLIT LEVEL—e rooma, reorea-' rated, full basement, combina­ Officers Indoctrination Course eit Roofing and Chiameya 16-A WAITRESS — OVER 21. experi­ apolis, Indiana. All ^pij^cations 881 State St., North Haven, Conn. trally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 cial use; other space available. 18.800 Andover—Older IH story ranch, 9-years-old, large kitchen ty. • location, AA zone • Fhllbrlck chflator in said dlalricL d^^cpaseij, 288-6261 Arch Street, Manchester. tion roem, garage, very eleon, tions, Ameslte., (Close to all Upon application of PVnnk F. Quantlco, Va. enced preferred, full or part-time. will be held ta confidence M d an­ 474 Mata St. Plenty of parking. achools. Now vacant. home. B p a clous rustic 'With dishwasher, tot 160x260, 8 Agency, 649-8464. ROOFING—gpeelallalng repairing Apply mornings, Patio Drive In, 649-6229. »-6.______$16,900. 4tt% mortgage SS7.78 bedrooms, minutes from Manches­ SPACIOUS 8 room home, 4 bed­ pra^n g that an l i n i m e n t purportinjr Lt. Treschuk is now attending swered. ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING room, beamed living room, 4 fire­ to be the laet w i \ \ and testanif'nt erf six months of military schooling roofs of all Unds, new coon, gut­ W. Middle Tpke. monthly, Carlton w. Hutohlna, ter, priced to sell (16,600. Phil- rooms, oversized garage, IH BOLTON CENTER — Approxi­ said deceased be admitted to probnte Lost and Found Auto DilTlng School 7-A We manufaebre our own PRE­ gentleman, shower-bath, private 649-6182. MulUple Ltotlng. T. J. CROCKE'TT, ' places, large country with the UB. For;eign Officers ter work, chlmneya cleaned, re HUNG DOORS, TRUSSES. BUILD­ styled kitchen, 4 bedrooms, brick Agency, 649-8464. baths, aluminum combination win­ mately 6 acre site with large aa per anplleatlon on file. It Is LO0T — SMALL yeUow and white MORTLOCK’S Driving School b e ., paired Aluminum siding. • 80 MATURE WOMAN for nights, gen­ Salesmen Wanted 36-A entrance, parking. Inquire 196 246 NORTH MAIN — Store. REALTOR dows, lot 87x247, 646-6866, s^er 4 pond. Ideal homesite. T. J. Crock- ORDERED: That the forejrolnjr ap­ Basic School in QuanUca eral office and credit department, ING Pi^lELS. and WINDOWS Spruce St. •40-6229, 9-6. 4H'A-188.60 MONTHLY. Attrac 8 acres .of rolling country­ LAKEWOOD CIRCLE, S, — Quail' plication be heard and determined at t kitten vicinity Verplanck' School, offlcee, claaaroom located Man­ yeera' experience Free estlmatee. five 8-bedroom ranch, aluminum side. ■> p.m. ett. Realtor, 648-1677. the Probate office In Manchester In typing. Apply Grant's, Shopping OPENING FOR ambitious man not 648-1B77 ty built ranch of 5 rooms, 2 bed said District, on the 18th (lay of June. ehOdren'e pet. 649-9134. chester Parkade, lower level. Be­ Can Hawley, 648-6861. 643-0768. We handle er booka. Paperaangtag. unusual home now. Mid-twenties. Only $16,400 for this large cus­ St.; Joyce L. Moberg, Hebron Rd., of Ceili^a. Floors. Fully tamred Center Street .section. Phone 1962 WES-nNCHOUSE stereo with ments. No pets or children. Tel. wrlth all modern conveniences, in­ Cape, S-car cinder block garage, INVITES YOU TO 1966 PLYMOUTH 2-door Hardtop, HAROLD A SON Rubbish Re­ 849-1086 between 6;30-7;M. Refer­ 643-2068. cluding fireplace and hot water Realtor 648-2766 lutnlcatlon pit and loft. Bel Air Eve. Mr. Rueter, 648-0309, Wolver­ tom 6 .room ranch, formal Bolton; Mrs. Karen Fedorchak, 48 workmanship guaranteed. Leo TWO KITTENS FREE. 649-6806. AM-FM radio and multiplex,'cher­ ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. ad automatic transmission, needs moval, cellars, attics, and yards, ences. ry cabinet, $175. 643-7007 after 8. heat. No dampness. Close to ex­ Real Estate, 643-0382. dining room with picture win­ S. Hawthorne St.; Peter F. (Jlark, Pelletie'.. Ml 8-6326 If no answer, Charles Nicholson 742-6864 96 Greenwood Dr.; Mrs. PhyUls ad some engbe work, $125. 643-5761. weekly or monthly pick-up. Har­ caU 648-9048. FOR RENT — 6 large newly deco­ cellent beach with ocean view. dow, kitchen with bullt-tas, rated rooms, heat, hot water, etc., MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom 6 Schmidt, (Joventry: Mrs. Audrey old Hoar, 649-4034. DON'T SETTLE SEWING MACHINES (1962 $126 per week. John White, 189 FORD STREET — 8 room frame room Cape, full shed dormer, large living room with fire­ 1966 2-DOOR HARDTOP Oldsino- PAINTINQ and wallp^Mriiig. waU- models), never used, $36 or $2 centrally located. No children un­ Langdon Street, Providence, house, aU utUlfies, needs paint, place, 8 good sized bedrooms, Stewart, WUUmantic; Miss (Jherle Ik* bUe. Askbg $180 or best offer. ALL KINDS OF clocks repaired V FOR AN ArttelM For Bate 45 der 12. Call 9-6, 648-4664. hardwood floors, plaster walls, Peterson, 27 Turnbull Rd.; Mrs. paper reinoved. W a llp ^ r books weekly. 643-8044. DE 1-2917. $12,900. Joseph BArth, Broker, aluminum combinations, 2-car deluxe ceramic baths, one car CaU 649-8936. and cleaned, antiques- bcluded. WADDEILL SCHOOL — 8 bedroom basement garage, one acre, AUce Foley, Hartford: Anthony V, OB requeft. Cell lugs P r^ Mti. ORDINARY JOB FOR SALS — fla t stone for walls, 649-0320. garage, very private weU shrub­ Work guaranteed. CMl 649-1962 be­ mates Call Roger 648-0928. *TOU FURNISH THE GIRL’ TWO ROOMS, fuinished or unfur­ ranch, corner lot, plenty of trees, well landscaped lot, trees. Stolarz, EUington Junction, Roric- of NASH, 1966, AUTOMATIC, radio I fireplace, veneer, and patios. Call nished, heat included ta rent, ISO. bed lot. Elxceptlonal maintenance, tween 9-12 noon and after 4 p.m. Why get yourself tied down •49-0617. ‘■WE’LL FURNISH THE Wanted Td Rent 88 tremendous buy at $16,700. T. J. GARRISON COLONIAL — 4 bed­ vlUe; Mrs. Beverly Fuetz, Coven­ and heater, very good condition. EXTERIOR AND Interior paint­ to a boring, routine job? Be HOME” monthly. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. 116,900. Robert Wolverton Agen­ try; Mrs. WUhelmina De Cormier, 683-4882. LAWN MOWERS, sharpened and i Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. rooms, large family room, formal cy, Realtor, 649-2813, ing, paperhangtag. wallpaper re­ a telephone operator in­ LAWNMOWERS, garden traotors, AT ALBERT’S YOU WE HAVE customers waiting for 132 Bald'win Rd.; Brenda England, repaired, sales and service, rental' the rental of your property. Call dining room, kitchen, Uvtag room LAWRENCE F. FIANO C-O-M-P-A-R-E moved, ceilings, fully insured. stead. and tlllan. Terms, trades, parts START TO PAY IN AUGUST Tumblebrook Rd., Vemon; Mts. JT8 equipment. L A M Equipment j FOUR ROOM apartment, third J. D. Realty, 648-8129. with fireplace, large tot. Offered WEST SIDE — 6 room Cape, rec- Call George Oulllette. 649-1261. and service. Capitol Equipment, 8 ROOMS FURNITURE below bank appraisal, $22,600. Realtor 643-2766 Mary Pastore, Blast Hartford; Jime AU COMPACT CARS AND YOU'U he 1968 MGA COUPE, wire wheels, Corp., Route 83. Vemon. 876-7609. Work varied hours that $9.36 MONTHLY floor, call 643-7769. Tailorgd Beauty reation room, close to bus line radio, $760. 643-4992. , Manchestei exchange. Enterprise PAINTING — Five room ranches leave you time for the 38 Mata Street, Manchester. TWO TEA<3HER8 desire 8 or 4 Phllbrick Agency, 640-8464. and shopping, (16,600. Phllbrick Sundg;ren, RFD 2, Rock-vUle; Mirs. 648-7958. . Bedroom, Living Room, DinetteT NORTH END — 4 large sunny Gl^l<|^^oholsan 742-6864 Christine Grimfe, 201 Spring St.; 1945 i and Capes for $60. Trim and beach and shopping. Woric Rt;gs, Lamps, Tables And Other room furnished apartment. Call Agency, 649-8464.' MUST SELL — 1968 PonUac Con­ rooms, second floor, close to bus­ 648-0487 after 6. Mrs. Joy Monsarrat, Wapping; I8t vertible; 1967 MGA Roadster; paint extra. Also scraping. with pleasant, cooperative ------J- l o a m for the tost in Accessories LAWNS GRADED and seeded, dry j 742-8101. ^ petqsle. Get regular raises. es and shopping, free parking, 68 FOUR BEIDROOM raised ranch, Mrs. Mabel Adamson, 31 Hazel St. 1968 Volkswagen Sunroof. 1958 wells and fences erected. 649-0465. lawns from our scFeentag plant EVERYTHING $228 Union St., 649-2469 anytime. WOULD LIKE 8 or 4 rotm i^art- large recreation room, 2 fuU Ford; 1967 Bbck Hardtop. Rea­ Best of all. do exciting, in­ Andover - Columbia. George Grif- VERNON — Growing family? Util­ AI>MnTBa3 TODAY: Bernard Paul Schendel, 491 Gardner St. PAINTING. EXTERIOR and in- teresting work. * ■m e n t, completely furnl&ed. baths, 2-car garage, exceUent con- Boland, 15 Rosemary PI. sonable price. 116 Benton Street. fing, Inc., 748-7886. AVA.hILABLE immediately — Cen- 649-8788 after 6 p.m. dltlan, $28,900. Phllbrick Agency, ize advantages of a 4-bcdroom terlor. paperhanging, wallpaper / 8 ROOMS FURNITURE Full Dormer Cape, child-safe BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son to COME AWAY WITH STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone walls,' removed, floors sanded, dry wall For this rewarding job, $10.16 MONTHLY ’ tralTyiliy locatedIc 6 room apartment, 649-8464. 1968 CHEVROLET, 6 cylinder, ex­ fireplaces, flagstone terraces. All SUPER-GEDBD r o t a r y and second floor, $96 monthly. 648-1686 neighborhood, high location, short Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kneeland, cellent condition. Phone 643-4785 work. Reasonable rates. Fully in-' we’re looking for high reel Toro mowers at special Westinghouse Refrigerator, Living Lebanon. concrete repairs. Reasonably sured. 649-9658, Joseph P. Lewis. school graduates with poise Room, Bedrooni. Dinette. Rugs, anytime. Land For Sale 71 SOUTH WINDSOR — SprawUng walk to school. Peace and con­ after 2. priced. 643-0881. prices! Save up to $20. Marlow’s. Ranch nestled In oek grw e, pro­ tentment here for $16,600. Why BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A eon and good judgment, who 867 Mata Street. Leunps. Tables. Blankets And NEW DLJPLEIX, 6 rooms, large liv­ to .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ballsieper,- WALLPAPER REMOVED. $8.50| k enjoy dealing with people. Other Accessories HEBRON — 40 acres, 88 cleared. fessionally terraced, landscaped. pay rent when you can own this SUMMER^ COOLING per room. Daytime, evenings.' ing room, picture window, birch 1800 frontage, beautiful unspoiled 6 fuU rooms featuring knotty pine for the same money. Immediate Hebron; a daughter to Mr. and 1964 FORD, good for parts. SPECIAL SALE — Picnic tables, EVBR’YTHING $297 cabinet kitchen, sliding door Painting inside, outside. Fspe es­ You’ll receive training that extra sturdy 2” lumber, • foot location. $21,800. Joseph Barth, paneled family room, 2-car ga­ inquiry Invited. CaU <3het Govang Mrs. Willard Ftakle, 8 Cedar St., COMET 6444209. FOR ENTIRE HOUSE timates. Save ad. 649-9158.’ could come in handy any clo.sets, ceramic tile bath, heat, Broker. 649-0820. rage, aluminum combinations. 649-6306, 876-9820. Barrows A Wal­ Rock-viUe; a son to Mr. and Mrs. $12.96, 7 foot $14.60. Delivered. W. hot water, Venetian blinds, storm BRAND NEW 2-DOOR 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Hardtop se­ time in your life. Zinker. 878-7141. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE HapdBome Is the word. CaU Mr. lace, 66 E. Center St., Manches­ Charles (iraiham Jr., Wapping; a If you have a good forced air heat­ $14.74 MONTHLY windows, attic,- cellar, oentrally Lariviore 649-6806, 644-1780. Bar- ter, Conn. son to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Black, 1963 SEDAN dan, needs body work. Asking ing system and proper wiring, we Electr*4al Survieea 22 located, lovely yard. 8186 monthly. $400 or best offer. Owner must Sound good? Then we’d like FOR SALE — Oean fUl, deUvered, Westinghotise Wa.shtag Machine, Honscs For Sale 71 rows A Wallace, 56 E. Center St., 398 Hartford Rd. can install a 2-ton Fedders IHex- to talk with you. Just stop reasonable. Carison’s E]q>res8. 96 Westinghouse Refrlg., Bedroom, 646-7886. Manchester, Conn. VERNON — Six room ranCh, at­ BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter to seU. Tel. 849-7906. hermetic. 24,000 B.T.U., $686; t FTtEE ESTIMATEa. Prompt aerv­ MIDDLE TURNPnCB West—Real lce on all types of electrical wir­ In at our employment at Hilliard St., Manchester. 649-4656. Living Room, Dinette, Dishes, tached garage, full recreation to 'Mr. and Airs. Leon Botteron, n- ton, 33,000 B.T.U.. $840. 808 Main Street, Monday And Other Accessories UNFURNISHED. Immaculate 4 ’ neat cape. Flill six rooms plus room, near Lake Street School. e* 1966 FORD, good body and good ing. Licensed and insured. Wilson room apartment, quiet neighbor­ basement with big rec room and BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Cape, 45 Seaman Circle; a daughter to engine, very clean, must sell this Electrical Co.. Manchester, through Friday from 9 a.m. EVERYTHING $398 3 unfinished; walking distance aU Owner, 848-042?. Mr. ahd Mrs. Norman Beckowltz, to to 4 p.m., or call 648-2701. DARK., RiCH, stone free loam, fill, hood, aU conveniences. Box HH. bath with shower. Fenced In jrard. week, asking $300 or best offer. T. P. AITKIN CO. 649-4817. Glastonbury, 633-7376. Herald. schools. Owner 646-0850 after 6. East Hartford. B •49-4S07, 6-9 p.m. gravel, sand, stone. Call 648-1 trees galore.' Excellent value for HIGH ELEVATION— Attractive 3 28 Tolland Tpke. Price Includes DeUvery, Set Up only $16,000. T. J. Crockett, Real­ bedroom ranch, walk-out base­ DISCHARGED) SATURDAY: THE SOUTHERN MANCHEBTER-6 room SpUt 1968 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE: 648-6793 ~ ! Floor Finishiiqr 24 PICNIC T A B L E S '- Extra sturdy, Service, Guarsuitee Immediate De­ tor. 848-1577. ment, trees, nice ■view, near Airs. EUeanor Del Tatto, 106 Main NEW ENGLAND all bolted construction, • foot ll very. Or FVee Storage UntU Need­ FIVE ROOM apartment, 1^ baths. Level on a weU tandsoaped lot, school, only $14,800. (Jarlton W. St.; Nancy Anne Borin, 44 Law- fair condition, make offer. Phone FLOOR SAIfDINO and reftaishtag Call 648-2467, 9-6 only. enoloaed garage, rec room, 8 nt 649-0404 alter 7:30 p.m. TELEPHONE $19.95. 8, loot $22.96, 10 foot ed, Regardlese, Of Time Hutchins, Realtor, 649-6132. ton Rd.; GaU Backes, 79 Summer ODD'JOBS — Repair work of any i (specializing to older floors!. Piione for appointment large bedrooms, - 3 bathrooms, St.; George King, 280 Woodbrldge !!• COMPANY ' $26.96 and others. Assembled, de­ MANCHESTER — DeUghtful T l ^ - kind. Call 643-4813. j Painting. Ceiliun. Papwhangtag. livered. W. Zinker, 876-7148. SAMUEL ALBERT fireplace, ril hot water heat, A LITTLE BIT extra special ranch St.; Alts. Julia SennewaJd, Hart­ a* No Job too small'. John VerfalUe, room duplex ta private prestige walking distance to school, $2,800 0- 1969 Renault Dauphtae, radio, CLEANING ATTICS, cellars; rub- An equal opportunity employer Hartford 7-0858 .SEPTIC TANKS for $16,600, only minutes to any­ ford: Howard M. Kenneson, Clark i 649-6760. CRAFTSMAN Stage 2 welding and | garden apartment. Heat, hot down, $19,500. Robert Wolverton m heater. 644-0956. bish brought to dump; also, light See It Day or Night AND where. Nice neighbors, too! 3 Rd., Bolton; Edward Walt, 36 AIc- The compact Mercury that’s smartly ahead of the TV ADVER'nSED AVON pav^slhe cutting otltflt, $76. Excbllent eon-’ If you have no means of tntn** water, range, refrigerator, park­ Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. large eimny bedrooms, 14x19 liv­ trucking. Excellent service, rea­ way. You will find a steady de­ ing. Ideally located. $125 monthly. Oabe St.; James Kenneth Muisen- compact crowd. 2-door sedan equipped with 6-cylta- 1960 TRIUMPH ROADSTER for Bonds—Stocks diUon. Call 643-4845 after 5. portatlon. I’U send my auto' for ing room with fireplace set ta der 101 H.P. engine. Standard transmission, heater, sale. Can 649-7239 between 6 :30-7 sonable rates. 649-4678. mand for our complete Mine of References. 643-0978, 648-7796. PLUB6ED SEWERS er, 506 Woodtoridge St,; Mm. Non- Mortgsfres 31 you. No obligation on your part. COVENTRY LAKE — (11,000. paneled wall, more than spacious dra Mprrlsey, 106 Coleman Rd.; defroster, sun visors, front arm rests. Includes p.m. LAWNMOWERS sharpened and re-1 more than 200 products, and you Lakefront home, exceUent area kitchen with bullt-ta oven and dl will earn a steady income from Sligrhtly used, Airs. Joann Viette, 46 V iU ^ transportation chzurges and ail federal taxes. 24,000 to paired, free pickup and delivery, SECOND mortgages — Unlimited A—Lr-B—E—R—r —S Maeliine Glcaiad (John Hand Dr.), 5 large rooms, range, formica counters. Alumi- miles or 24-month Ford Motor Warranty. your sales. Earnings of $6 to $10 garage, completely rebuUt 1966, niun storms and screens, oil base­ RockvlUe; Joyce Beebe, Church I- 1968 FORD, standard 8, good con- serving Andover-O>lumbia vi­ funds available for second mort- 43-46 ALLITN ST.. HARTFORD SepUc Tanks. Dry Wrtlf, Sew­ cinity. Russ’s Mower Service, gages, payments to suit your daily not unqsual. No experience Timken oil furnace NOTICE year 'round home. Immediate oc­ board heat. Thoughtfully deco­ St., Vemon; Jane Virginia Cough­ m dltlea, $100. 649-6606. needed. Call 289-4922. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 10 P.M. er Lines biataned—Cellar Wa­ lin, Glastonbury; Mrs. Linda Case 742-8987 or 742-7807. budget. Ehepedient service. J. D. GMAC WILL SELL AT PUB­ terproofing Done. cupancy. Can be bought ftirnished rated and carefuUy maintained. $195 DOW N It Realty, 643-5129. with air controls. GLASSWARE, COTTAGE linens. LIC AUCTION on June 13, 1063 tor (12,600. T. J. Crockett, Real­ Robert Wolverton Agency. and daughter, South Windsor; Mrs. U Revere poacher-fryer, miscellane- at 11:06 A.M. at Patfl Dodge Pon­ tor, 648-1577. •49-2813. ' BUa Qulsh, 6& N. School St.; Mrs. 4 1960 CUSTOM CLUB coupe Ford, Household Services BESET BY BILLS? Let (to help Phone 649-4749 UP TO 36* MONTHS TO PAY! food conAUon, call 742-8840. Help Wanted~M>lt 36 j oiis household goods, car gas lock, tiac, Inc., Manchester, Conn., one] IMUlWEY BROS. Kalmiera Januskiewlcz, 105 EVwter DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER t- Offered 18A you to a fresh start by consolT teen clothing. 648-8689. 1967 Ford Country Sedan. Serial KERRY STREET — T room older St.; Alark Plzzola, 69 White St.; dating the many, debts that de­ EXPERIENCED painters wanted. | No. C7EX21S616. The seller re- t*w «ca« DbpoMl C«. home, good condition, all ufilifics. Aim. Siuuume Fitts and daughter, 4 REWBAVINa at buna, moth bolsa. mand your attentiem mto one Work located between Manchester) SCUBA TANK, one hour air ca­ JUST RECEIVED in trade, elec­ 1M-1I2 Pearl St.—MI S*S8M BOLTON AREA I- Tnickfl—Tractors Zlpptta rspidred Window Shades pacity, J valve, two years old, servee the right to bid. | $13,000. Joseph Barth, Broker, Wapping: Airs. Hilma HaUta,-611 paid monthly obligation. and Glastonbury. 633-7786 between tric console ta good condition, 649-0320. Center St.; Mrs. Roberta Seavey 1962 VOLKSWAGEN half ton pick­ made to meMure; all sized Vene­ $2,boo requires only $44.60 per 6-7, or apply at 44 Bayberry Road,' exceUent condition. $60. 640-6446. sews like new, o^y $36. Stager tian blinds Keys made whUe you month tacluduig repayment. If Glastonbury. $10»900 and, daughter, Hartford; Robert up in excellent condition, 9,000 Sewing Center, 832 Main Street, COVENTRY — Executive *ranch Perry, 32 S. Alton St.; Daniel lech C-O-M-P-A-R-E miles. Reason for selling — welt Tape Rec&ders tor rent. you have property equity, con­ Manchester, 643-8888. Timeless in Its appeal to aU Marlow’s. 867 Main, 649-6221. RAYTHON jn”- TV, UHF and VHF guaranteed to please. C rooms, H i 136 Orchard St., RockvlUe; Victor changed line of woric. $1,200. Call tact Frank Burke, (kmiiectlcut $46. Call 049-6624. Bgea la the carefuUy taUored Bring a frerti, new look to your 8 room ranch, fireplace, one baths, fireplace, garage, pafio, Ellington, 876-9614, or Manchester, Mortgage Exchange, 16 Lewis EXPERIENCED Painter wanted. Bhlrtwaister, shown here In a Unene with tUe ootocful pansy bor­ Bl€u:k, 34 Cumberland St.; Airs. Not only the car, but DEALER from whom you're buying! We believe CUSTOM REUPHOLSTERING CaU 643-1420. aero tot, privacy, view, easy extensive landscaping. Asking el St.. Hartford. 246-8897. ONE DUOTHERM space heater; youthful, pookAted version. der! ’nre easy c roes stltobee make Betty Hanntagton, 25 Seaman your ^tter buy will be from Moriarty Brothers^ Hartford County's Oldest and slipcovers made to order. In financing. $22,900. Others from $16,900. Les- Circle; Airs. Veronica Z am a 11 i e, m ------. business since 1930, three genera- AUTO MEX3IANIC trainees. Ap- one Florence space heater. Mov­ INVITATION WE I ★ ANTIQUES ★ No. 8138 with Patt-O-Rama is it the bride’s favorite txlml stager Company, Realtors, WiUi- Lincoln-Mercury Dealer! Business Opportunities 32 ing—must sell. $10 each. Includes In sizes 10, 13, 14, 16, 18, 20. Bust Pattern No. 2706-H has hot-iron 41 Agnes Dir.; Airs. UUian Rltt- Trailera—^Hobfle Homes 6-K workmanship. aii ply immediately. Connecticut manfic 423-9291. stig, 39 Turnbull Rd.; Raymo(nd ■------' work gu£franteed in writing for I State Employment Sendee, 806 stove pipe. Tel. 649-0980. TOBID BU ■ I Fornltnr,, Victarian itarblt Toy Standi, 81 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, sleeve­ transfer for 8 yards of desi^; col­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO m THE STEAK HOUSE In Bolton is less, 3 6-8 yards of 35-lnch. or chart. Clifford, 9 Nelson PI.; Mrs. Clara Uao UBERTT MOBILE home. 10’ 10 years. Sam’s Upholstering, Main St., Manchester. Sealed bide wiU be received at SO. WINDSOR — 8 bedroom Co­ h 522-4205. all cleaned up. Has to be sold. TORO POWERHANDLE, reel Hand Painted China, ToUct Seta, Cnt, Pat­ To order*, send 40c In coins to:— , To order, send 36o in ootae Realtor ■ ^ 648-3766 Calve, 996 Middle Tpke.; Robert X K \ Front kitchen, two bed­ Some restaurant equipment the Office of the General Manager, lonial, extra large rooms, it i rooms, automatic washer, 20 foot MACHINE OPERATOR, general mower, snowblower, and filler, tern and Colored Glaaa, Old Iron, Braas. ComMr and i Bue Burnatt, The Manchester Eve- to; Anne Oabot, His Mahohester baths, kitchen buUt-ta oven, din- Kraeteohmer, Warehouse Point; available, but don't overlook the $160. 044-0129. 41 Center Street, Mancteatsr, Obarlea Nlcholsoo 742-6814 Edward Tyrol, Andover; Gqry -I Awntag. 644-1466. f u r n it u r e REFINISHED — trainees. Apply immediately. Con­ Pewter Items, Early Toys, Fig»««, nlng Herald, 1160 AVE. OP Evening Herald, 1159 AVE. OF tag room, laundry lav off kitchen, n tremendous possiblUties ttos loca­ Conneetknit, tmtU June 14, 106S at CandlesSST iffi m e w ASqgRfflAS, MEW YORK .86, MaxweU, 6 Bank St.; Aim. AUce Scratchu, burns removed, color necticut State Employment Serv­ AMEBIOAB. YORK SB, M. one-half u r e wooded tot. Desir­ if changed. Manchester Reflnlshtag tion presents. Ideal tor automo­ ice, 806 Main St., Mani^ester. n:00|W^. for thi Painting a t tfas Wars, Etc., (Hd Jewelry, Watchea, Stidi PiiM, Ptcraad N.T. OatMxm, 16 St. Jobn St..; Aim. Han­ MORIARTY BROTHERS able area, (31,900. CaU owner m Auto Drivtflg School 7-A Co„ 643-9288. ^ tive, manufacturing, retalL etc. Boato and Accaasoriaa 46 R odcK ^ Water Storage Tudt. For lot-class mailing add lOo For Ist-oiass mailing add 10c fbr nah Keamey, Ekust Wimtaor; Leo T. J. Crockett. Realtor, 60-1577. Earrings; Etc- Complete Heiwclioids ol Fine FnndaiiiBgB. MANCHEdTHIR — 4 bedroom Ghu> 64441600. Ltacota Continental e Mero&iy Monterey • Meteor e Comet • Wlllys Jeep Bid forms and iqiecificAtkina axe for each pattern. Print name, ad- etch Mttem. Print Name, Addrero rlson Colonial, 34 foot living room, VleUette, Wapping, Dlrke Sybes- lARfON’S — ConneoUeut’a first DISHWASHER WANTED, eve- HYDROPLANE with 6 h.p. Mer­ available at the Oontn^lsr'a Of- i Building:—Contracting. 14 t h r e e b a y g u l f service sta- We wiD can withont obUfathm—PlesM caO Oresa with zone, style number and witk zo n e and Pattern Number. formal dlptag room, center haU, FOUR ROOM Cape, 3 unfinished, ma, 26 Lydall St. Uo6M*d drlvtag school trained nings. Call 643-6013. cury motor. CaU Al Anderson, fics, 66 Center Street, Manches­ Size. Just 60c for the new '68 Album! 301-315 CENTER ST. 643-5135 OPEN EVENINOS ------flon available for lease. exceUent •49-007S. den or o^ ce, finished reo room Rqute 44A, Coventry, many ex­ DdSCHARGElD YESTERDAY: e*™ied and approved, now ot~ HOME REPAHt and maintenance ter, Connecticut. Basic Fashion, spring and smn- Many lovely destgnsl DtreoUens with flreplaoe, 3-car. garage, alu- Percy Lawrence, SflT N. Alain St.; opportunity for the right indi­ ELECTRICIAN, journeyman or TOWN OF MANCHUSnER, tras, facing stores, etc. 640-8876, Lm s * Plans Available on All Makes and Models .■■TT—'.r""*elaosrUom ■ and nwnnai behind remodeling, roofing and altera- ROBERT Ml REID B SONi AurtiHttii toer igga is just ttond today to f stfit and aggfaan in knit: doUgr, miman sldiag, treed lot, |S9,900. 4venliwa MM4M4. Better Buy Mm. Clayre HaU, 11 Fbrd St.; Mrs. I vidual, paid training program. |ftftnirtloB (Or tefB-egara f l g i s ^ ^ Rusa Atkins, BuUder, experienced helpers only. Imme­ OONNBJCnCUT j wr your eopy. a fg la g a and aU|i(>en In croefaeU . FUlteick Ageiioy, gil tllA ; For additional infonMUon, caU diate employment. CaU 81S-9S70 RICHARD MARTIN. 201 MAIN STta MANCHESTER. CONN— BQ 9.7770 Realty, A, L. Adama. Franoea Heune, Harriet Dr.; Ver- Gulf OU Corp, 6254168. after 6 p.m. Read Herald Advs^ COBNIRAL K A N A fm ■ ■ ^ ’ 4' ■■rW

■■Si. Arengt Dally Net PrtM Run 'iin sanBSif MONDAY, JUNE 10, 196t For the Week Ended The Weather iUanirbPBtfr lEtipttlng June 1, 1968 Fereeaet ef C. ■, Weather ...... Oloady, eontkmed taataM William F. Heine, eleotroiilcs Marine Pfc. James C. Bisaell, North St. baa reported that aome- Tlmrod Rd., now eoropMa, ware 13,920 wHh abowera aadbig Oaringtag ike Aechrriolan seaman, USN, son of aon of Mr. and Mtas. Clifford E. Police Investigate ooa atofa |7 worth of ammal lawn Funds Released also tnuMferred to the hind. W »*rm 08 night. Low t a BOm. Ttmomm v n r l - About Town Mra. Rose Sch w oerer of 103 Bisaell, 87 Forest St., and Pfc. ornatnenta (aquirrel and rtilcken) ‘ The fund totaled about $6,680 Member of the Audit near at Hareea o f OIraalatlon able cloudiness and a o i ao eoeL ftWMia A. W «m n Jr., M«rior Mather S t, took part tat a Joint Waltm- R. Dumas, son o f Mr. and 4 Weekend Thefts from in front of her hcrnie. For Sewer Job after all transfan, of which $6,- High near 70. MMtanntoitloni 6l«ctrlci«R fire- United States-French military ex Mra. William J. Dumas, 706 N. 548.84 was than raalooatad to the your Manchetter-^A City of Village Charm erdse in the Mediterranean recent­ Main St., recently''left fo r a 13- A 1951 model car, a converted Dover Bt. project. ■«—«, XTBN, am o f Mr. and Project allocationa for three telephone Fkwnla A. Warren of R t 2, r** ly while serving aboard the de­ month tour of duty with the Third blke-motqr-scooter, 16 gallona of Orientation Slated sanitary aeiwAr projaota have been VOL, LXXXn, NO. 214 oeatty took part ta a Joint United stroyer USS Gearing. Marine Division on (Mdnawa. gasoline and animal lawn orna­ (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1968 (Olaaatfled Advertlatag an Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CENTS MatM'Ftenoh military exercise in ments were rem rted stolen in four At Bennet School reduced or eloaad, and moat of ttie 2 Grad Students the Medltemuiean while nerving The Army-Navy Auxiliary will St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters separate oomplainta received by balance tranaferred for a aswer of Isabella, will have a social to- There will be an orientation FREE aimard the deotroyer UBS Decatur. have its ananual picnic Sunday, police during the weeketKl. installation on Dover Rd. moriwv at 8 p.m. at the KofC Rogeir G. WiUlams at 1758 'Tol­ meeting .tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Awarded Master’s June 23, at the Village Lantern The amount available for the DELIVERY Marine Cpl. Robert J. Rowe, Barn, 748 Tolland Tpke., beginning Home, after a business meeting at land Tpke; yesterday reported that for parenta of Grade 6 pupils who 7:30. Mrs. Bruno Ladyga and a someone stole Ms car, a 1951 De­ will attend Bennet Junior High Dover Rd. project w a s ' upped hy Two Manchester area graduate Harriman Chief Negotiator aoti of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rowe of at 10 am. Reservations may be 15,543.34, for a total of $62,000, to committee will serve r^reshments. soto, four-door sedan, black, with School next September. to Bari St., was promoted to Ids made with Mrs. Harry. Mahoney. students at Trinity College in Hart­ Tour order for dm g needa and registration plates 517-951., The H ie program will be presented in meet the contractor’s bid price for preaent rate in A ]: ^ while aboard 38 Maple St., or Mra. John Vince, the work. ford were awarded .master of ooBmaOea will be taken eara ef Xi Gamma Chapter, Beta Sigma theft occiured sometime between the aohool ai^torium on Main St. the am|>hibioui aseaiult ship USS 224 McKee S t Immediately. Valley Forge during amfrtilibdoufl Phi, will have a picnic twnorrow 12:30 and 8 a.m. yesterday. The George Bradlau, principal, will Funds were tranaferred through science degrees yesterday. roes at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Mra. In Talks on Nuclear Impasse trainlqg exerdses in the Pacific. ■ The Woman's Christian 'Temper­ car had been parked next to his give an illustrated talk on Junior' the Sewer Department’s Capital ■They are Oscar George Hauser ocunpletlng the operations Andrea Massa, Harvest - Hills, home. h i ^ life ait the school. Improvements Reaerve Fund. A of P.O. Box 267, RFD 1, Manches­ Attur ance Union will ha.ve Its annual Glastonbury. James Thibodeau of Jim’s A t­ Members of the student council sewering project on Norwood St., ter; and Walter Sylverter Me- be reaumed his normal duties at flower mission tomorrow after a — ♦the appointment with Harrlman^aian disintareat in teat ban talka lantic Service Station at 368 S p li­ will escort parents on a cnn<’ ' almost complete, yielded $4,000, Clatchey of R F D '8, Rockville. WASHINGTON (AP) the Marine Corps A ir Station, Ka­ brief business meeting at 1:30 pm. on his overnight flight to Wash­ at the 17-nation general disarma­ in the reception room of South Manchester Assembly, Order of tour of the school. The tour will while an unexpectedly low bid on Hauser received a bachelor of President Kennedy today neohe, Oahu, Hawah. Rainbow for Girls, will have cer St. last night reported that (XfjMorCh ington Monday from Hawaii. Har­ ment conference in Geneva. Methodist Church. Members are someone siphoned 16 gallons of conclude in the school cafeteria, a Hackmatack St. Job released an science degree in 1967 from the PRESCRIPTION PHARMAOT a business meeting tonight at 7:30 named Undersecretary of riman Joined the presidential They tempered this with con­ Francis Herron Council, Pythian requested to have the bouquets ar­ gasoline from a truck parked out­ where parents will have an oppor­ additional $1,000. College of the City of New York. at the Masonic Temple. Officers Sta.te W. Averell Harriman as party there after flying in from siderable caution. Sunshine Girls, will meet tonight ranged in contaihers ao the drivers side the garage. The truck, owned tunity to meet informally ■^th The remataider of the fui)da al­ McClatchey received a B.8. from 901 M A IN BT.—M l S-8M1 and choir members are reminded Australia where he had attended It was understood that Khrush­ at 6:80 in MemoHai Pythian Hall. may start immediaitely. » by Walgren Tree Experts of West Grade 7 teechera at Bennet. located to a sewer installation on Rutgers University in 1927. chief U.S. negotiator in up­ Defying President’s Order to wear short white dresses. The coming talks with the Soviet a conference with Australia and chev, in responding late last week advisory board will meet after the Hairtfmd, had been parked at the New Zealand officials. to the call by Kennedy and British Navy veterans are invited to at­ The VFW Auxiliary will meet businese meeting. station on BYiday night, it was re­ Union and Great Britain on Speculation on the idenUty of tend an infotmatlonal meeting on tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the post Prime Minister Harold Macmillan ported. the U.S. neogitoator had centered for a meeting, gave no hint that the Naval Air Reserve program home. Members have been invited the nuclear testing stalemate. Temple Chapter, OEIS, will have James Morrow o f 313 Spruce St. immediately on Harriman and he was going to give ground on scheduled for 8 p.m, on Wednesday to attend the institution of a new Harriman is a former am­ an initiatory meeting Wednesday Saturday reported that someone John J. McCloy, New York bank­ his terms that the West has found State News at the Hartford Courant, 285 auxiliiuy tonight at 7:30 at Ridge­ bassador to Moscow, where at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. stole his converted bicycle motor- er and former U.S. high commis­ unacceptable in the past. The So­ Rroad St., Hartford. field. scooter, with chain drive, from the They Enroll Today, Officers are reminded to wear the three-power sessions will sioner for Germany, both of whom viets have offered two or three white gowns. Refreshments wiM be rear of his home. The vehicle was be held in July. have had extensive experience in inspections a year to police the served after the meeting. not registered and was taken His appointment as chief nego­ dealing with the Soviets. test ban, but have refused to spell Roundup sometime between Wednesday and tiator for this country came 24 out what type of inspections. The 6 p.m. Saturday. The U.S. negotiating team and hours after Kennedy announced a a companion British group are West has called for t^ven on-site U.S. Aide Contends Graduation Gift S-p-e>c-i-a*i! Rockville-Vernon Mrs. Agnes Scrabao o f 57 renewed attempt vnll be made to slated to meet with Soviet repre­ inspections. work out a treaty banning nu­ sentatives in mid-July for another An optimistic theory was that UAC Files Answers clear weapons tests. try at ending the long deadlock Khrushchev has decided to get By RKLMAN MORIN Yale Graduates To show American good faith, down to scientific details on what T o Union* C harg es GRAND-WAY over a pact to outlaw atomic TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP)—Gov. George C. Wallace barred Kennedy announced too, that as testing. Is needed for an underground test Four from Area long as other countries refrain Wamlngton authorities attached detection system—a ' matter his the ciooi-.s of the Universit.v of Alabama to two Negro stu­ from atmospheric tests the United importance to Soviet Premier Geneva representatives have de­ HARTFORD (AP) — An­ dents today but federal authorities took them, to the dormi­ clined to discuss. More pessimis- WITH All m si ftAmiS Four Rockville area residents re­ States also will do so. Khrushchev’s agreement to the swers filed in U.S. District tories on the campus. Kennedy presumably discussed meeting after six months of Rus- Lie was speculation that he just • n0IITAM.t-wri«k« Is m A m SIU. FRESH CUT .GOVERNMENT ceived Tale University degp-ees wants to make propaganda and Court by the UAC (United ^ Wallace stood in the doorway of the registration center • rLAVI A K Y W Itlo tM i. t M h A m , ^Im ^ at commencement excercises this Iwdeere, Oridam , sri. pry concessions from Uie West. Aircraft Corporation) Mon­ hut there was no physical confrontation involving the gov­ morning on the university’s Ms- Sparking much interest among • fU U V TnAMtSTOIIXIO • Mo »ohM W torlc Old Campus. An estimated day disclosed that the com­ ernor and the students. They sat in a car with window! ploao apototai o n 2 oediowy MoofcKfN hM U'S. strategists was the relation­ ooiloo ploo OM t>«oii hONolaioe boitoey. 15,000 people ^tnessed the cere­ pany during the nine-week' rolled down outside the building to hear Wallace read a ship between the test ban talks • VOLUMt W N T M C . mony in which 440 were candidates proclamation barring them. amd the July 6 Soviet-Red Chinese 1960 strike did not abolish • M ILT-M tPIA K M . lONOitiM Mli iipfcMO for degrees. Republicans Irked meeting in Moscow on their Ideo­ any jobs held by strikers, sen­ They will register today, they will go to school tomorrow,” • IKASU AUTO*UTtCALLV-#«eye-»eeleie John Sykes Mason Jr. of Reser­ logical rift; iority rights of strikers were Nicholas Katzenhacli, deputy U.S. attorney general, told W al­ voir Rd., who received a bachelor . • niCORDS ANYTHMO - By the time of the test ban not considered in being re­ lace at the doorway. ^ VoUo. Rodio, TV of arts degree, was commissioned ta’ks. it was noted, Khrushchev Shortly thereafter Edwin C. an ensign in the U. S. Naval turned to their jobs and there • STAHOARD TAPt, By News of Parley should know how he stands in the Outhman. information chief for ^ I** Root -UofNoHt Top* Reserve just before commence­ parley with the Communist Chi­ were no substantial changes th^ Ju.stice Department, told ment exercises. • tMSTRUCnON SMUT. nese. One possibility was that ne- in jobs to disqualify a striker newsmen that the Negro students, Riots Erupt Donald Leroy Plank of 16 mile Buy The Parts Like Best oOUARANTII. You could use the East-West meeting Miss Vivian Malone and James Hill Rd., was awarded a master WASHINGTON (A P )—Presldent^even knowing what the P resld^t from returning to his job.' | Kennedy’s announcement of a is proposing." The anawer.s, filed in U.S. Dis­ Hood would be regi.stered this RICOKM ANYTHING • ANYW HRI/ of arts degree. (Continued on Page Twelve) Jacob Manuel Plotkin of Crane Dirksen objected to holding the trict Cm;rt In New Haven, emm- afternoon. Whether federal troops VO CC • TV • RADIO MROORAMS Leg Quarters Breast Quarters Moscow conference on a nuclear might be on the seene could not In Danville • PHONO RCCORDS. ffTC. Rd., Ellington, received a bachelor meeting of representatives of the plied with an order given by Judge IgfC u n vfi! test ben stirred new friction with United States, Britain and the So- be immediately determined. O A lfM T N C M * pRomtiONAt «cM, trc. of arts degree; and Dorothy Hearn T. Emmet Clarie earlier this year. Republicans and apparently fell Pratt- of Rye St., Broad Brook, ■vlet Union in Moscow. He said it lA M ( International As.sociatlon (Itithman .said the registration DANILLE, Va. (AP) — Two po­ short in rallying key Senate sup­ ought to be on neutral ground. lice cars were struck by bullets. marLOW received a bachelor of fine arts Stassen Sees o f Machinists) attorneys sought would take place in Foster Audi­ port. ’The Republican leader also said Monday night as racial violencie degp'ee. answers to specific questions con­ torium. the building where Wal­ Senate Republican Leader E v­ he wants to know whether reports flared into the open in this tex­ $ 2 2 * ^ cerning the company’s admini.stra- lace had .stood a few moments erett M. Dirksen of Illinois ex­ are true that the United States 50-50 Chance earlier. He said they would pass tile and tobacco center. AT UDM-dr KNOM.- j pressed indignation that the Pres­ will be represented at the session, tion of the 1960 strike settlement None of the four policemen tid­ agreement In its multi-million through the doorway where Wal­ ident had made his annoimcement expected to be held in July, “ by lace had .stood. ing in the cars was hurt. 'Two COME IN'AND SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF of the meeting and of the cessa­ someone outside of the govern­ dollar suit filed against UAC on other persons were hospitalized. For Record behalf of Lodges 1476 (P&WA) The campus has more than SWIFT’S PROTEN tion of atmospheric tests Monday ment." “ 1.00()''armecr7tatr forces 'seah^^^ PORTABLE RADIOS . . . without any advance consultation Administration .sources have in­ and 743 (Hamilton Standard Di­ Police p.se clubs in breaking up a demorwtration by Negroes out­ •^treatment. LECLERC EDITOR’S NOTE—Harold Stas- the entrance.s. FUNERAL HOME Sfair Carpet REEF with the Republicans. dicated that John J. McCloy, a vision). side the Danville, Va., city jail. Some .'50 marcher.s dispersed Police Capt. N. H. Boswell esti­ PREMIUM Ren, who for years tried to nego­ The oi-vll suit, wihich is running by police .said they went to the jail to pray for thasc arrested However, Wallace had said be­ FREE FURNELL and MAIN ST. PARKING! “ We Republicans are expected' Republican who served as Ken­ mated at least 15 shots were fired to play the bipartisan game on nedy’s disarmament adviser, and tiate a disarmament agreement concurrently with an NLRB (Na­ in earlier demonstratiorus in this textile and tobacco center, (A P fore the Negroe.s arrived there as police cars went through the D irty? Photofax). FUNERAL foreign policy,” Dirksen said in Undersecretary of State W. Aver­ with the Soviet Union, says he tional La'bor Relations Board) would be no violence. He made Almagro section of the city, a Ne­ his ge.sture -and it was a dra­ CALL an. interview. "Y e t when some de­ ell Harriman, who has been in­ favors President Kennedy’s effort complaint of alleged unfair labor gro area. SERVICE cision of this sort is made we volved in many negotiations with praoticee, alleges the company vio­ matic one- and may now make No arrests were made. are not consulted in advance. We at a fresh start in this area. But lated the strike settlement agree­ no further efforts to block the in­ The shooting came after an en­ W A LTE R N. the one-time special assistant to GARNER’S RUG EXTRA LEAN-FRESH are expected to go along without (Continued on Page Fifteen) ment by not returning to work tegration of the school. counter between police and some J M A ^ © LECLERC and Upholstery Cleaning former President Dwight D. Ei­ The convoy motorcade carrying FURNITURE DEPARTMSINT some 1,100 employes and down­ 50 marchers, who said they had Director senhower has words of caution Disorders, the students and federal officials grading some 2,600 workers. come to pray at the city jail for 649-1752—643-5747 ( v h e S i n k and advice for the Kennedy ad­ M AIN ST., MANCHESTER—649-5221 4 arrived at the auditorium at about those arrested in an earlier dem­ Call Ml 9-5869 ministration which he outlines in Salient points contained in the We Give Green Stamps GROUND CHUCK-5? more than 24 answers were; 10:45 a.m. onstration. 23 Main Street, Manchester this exclusive interview with The There was no immediate indi­ Associated Press. 1. No Jobs held by the strikers U.S. Atty. Macon Weaver and Willingness to Talk were abolished during the period Pressures U.,S. marshals rode in the first cation whether more protest marches would be staged. By NOAH HALPEB of tJi* nine-week strike. car. Miss Malone and Hood were in the second automobile. They One bullet went through an open PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Harold window of the cruiser carrying SHORT RIBS Stassen says he favors President did- not get out. policemen R. A. Walker and J. P. BONELESS (RIB EYE) May Alter Cold War Kennedy’s plan for a fresh start ^ r ^ a y disqualified any striker The auditorium was tightly or other person then performing Tor Rights Action Bruce, and lodged in the car’s in­ on trying to reach a nuclear test- guarded. Patrolmen ringed the their job from return to or con­ building and for nearly -an hour ner headlining near the rear dome ban aigreement. But he places the light. Another bullet hit the Irit By WnXIAM L. RYAN < President Kennedy appears to chances of success at Just 50-50. tinuing to perform their job. before the students arrived only WASHINGTON (A P )—President ..with Senate and House members, those with high security clearance hubcap and a third went through WHO PUT THE EXTENSION PHONE CLUB STEAKS A P Special Correspondent be asking for a broad reappraisal, I Stassen was former President 3. When the strike ended, per­ the left rear door. Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s on both sides, of the whole cold Dwight D. Eisenhower’s special sons who were worltln" on any Kennedy went over the outlook was reported to have de.scribed were allowed inside, TASTY for a new civil rights program The second car, occupied by po­ agreement to U. S.-Biitlsh-Sovlet war. There are indications that ■ disa^am en t advisor and negoti- Jobe "were retained in those Jobs the country as being on the verge Wallace arrived approximately licemen W. L. Osbonie and M. O. talks on a nuclear test ban has Khrushchev is willing to listen. ator from 1956 to 1958. In an inter­ regardless of any consideration of with Democratic congressional of .... widespread J , disorders. minutes before the Neg;roes ar- IN MR. MURPHY’S W ORKSHOP??? leaders today and got assurances Dalton, was struck in the rear 'vast implications. It may presage To Khrushchev’s proposals for view with the Associated Press, whether their seniority was great-... . While Kennedy got pledges of rived. Several patrolmen watched tnmk lid. Later this same car was er or lesser than the seniority of L“*L a bill will pass, 2 ^ an entirely new phase of the cold peaceful coexistence the Presi­ Stassen, a Philadelphia lawyer, strong Northern Democratic back- from the roof of the auditorium. struck by hurled rocks and bot­ LIVERS war. dent responds with a proposal to said some treaty ideas formulat­ such registered strikers.” When the legislation will go to tles as it passed an intersection. Mr. Murphy did-after he'd dashed upstairs often enoughs bashed enough The timing of Khrushchev’s de­ “make Oie world safe for diver-! ed in those years might be usable In earlier documentation in the Cmjgress was left up in the air. (Continued on Page Thirteen) (Continued on Page Twelve) A third police car following th$ cision looks like a studied slap at slty.” I today. civil suit, the union, in answer to -JWii.se Speaker John W. McCor- Osbome-Dalton car was unable to shins, missed enough phone calls. Now he takes calls right from the GETS OUT STAINS ■ CLEANS EVERYTHING the Chinese Communists, suggest­ IGirushchev appears to be gam' “ But I consider It urgent that other questions, said that during: matk of Massachusetts predicted locate anyone near the scene of l-pt., I2.0Z. L Q t ing that division of the world bllng; putting a great deal on the President Kennedy should take a the period "covered by the strike, j Lhe House will pa.ss an effective the bottle throwing. - Communists into two camps la al­ coni. W # line to show the world-and it s j greater initiative toward arma- the defendant (U A C ) made no j bill. Senate Majority Leader Mike Two persons were hospitalized 7“r31* ready a fact. handy wall phone next to his work bench. No dashing. No bashing. And AJAX CLEANSER ‘ AJAX LIQUID Communists—that his' way is the ments control,” he said. “ We conscious or recognizable effort ‘to ■ Mansfield of Montana said that Buddist Burns Self to Death with injuries apparently received The Soviet leader’s appearance best one toward ultimate Red vie- must bring the arms race tmder fill Jobs held by strikers.’ ’’ i was exactly his opinion of what in the dememstrations. The hoe- K liis ROOM ODOR . GREASE C UTTIN G ACTION of conciliation toward the West UAC stated that it used for jobs Lhe Senate would do. But both no teeth gnashing-he hasn't missed a call in months. Take a tip from l•p^.,6-oz. A C C tory. competent control before It brings pital declined their names or fev- will be treated with skeptical re­ 'The test ban meeting m Moscow the human race into a cruel ca­ “ employes who had not struck at only Lhat Kennedy will sub- In Protest Before Thousands Juries. X 59c coni. V i # serve In Washington. ’The talks Mr. Murphy. Get the lowdownr on extensions by calling our business office. VEL LIQUID ls set. tentatively for July. That tastrophe.” all, employes who failed to report niit his civil rights plan to Con­ One policeman, TVjm Winslow, FLORIENT may be Just talks and little more. gress “In the very near future.” ‘ HGHTS DETERGENT BACKWASH SAIGON, Viet Nam (API — was bitten on the hand by one of FOR YOUR AUTOMATIC But there is another aspect. (OonUnned on Page Fifteen) (Contlnned mi Page Three) (OontliHMd on Page Twelve) The Senate Democratic whip, against the government de- Or talk things over with any telephone man. giant Ipt., 3.0Z. Tension rose in Saigon today the demonstrators but was re­ T Q c Hubert H. Humphrey of Minne­ mknding religious freedom size . as an aged Buddhist monk leased after hospital treatment. # # coni. sota, told reporters; "There's a and social justice. AD DETERGENT DYNAMO burned himself to death be­ Buddhists make up about A Negro leader predicted: “If lot more consultation to do.” they don’t send some troopers THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY WASHDAY MIRACLE RONZONI Truck Overturns, KiRing 12 fore thousands of onlookers. 80 per cent of South Viet Originally the administration The Rev. Quang Due calm­ Nam’s population. The gov­ here, blood may flow in the FINE, MEDIUM had hoped to get the legislation to ly put a match to his gaso­ ernment, dominated by Ro­ streets.” FAB DETERGENT ';r35* NOODLES ■ OR LARGE X 29* Capitl Hill this week. Mansfield line-soaked yellow robes at a man Catholics Including Pres­ The Rev. A. I. Dunlap, one of had forecast that while he was in main Saigon street intersec­ ident Diem, denies it has dis­ three Negro leaders charjged last Hawaii over the weekend with tion to protest alleged perse­ criminated against any reli­ Boy Scout Adventure Ends in Tragedy Kennedy. cution of Buddhists by Presi­ gion. (Continued on Page Tw elve) The legislative leaders talked dent Ngo Dlnh Diem’s gov­ Monks with loudspeakers w with newsmen ^after their regular ernment. delivered a funeral address HOLE - IN • THE - RO<3K. Utah^ and flipped over, trapping most weekly breskfast meeting with Tile 300 monks surrounding over the charred remains and the President. (A P )—The peace that prevails of the passengers huddled in the him let out a wall. Tlie burn­ appealed in English to U.S. The emphasis given civil rights ing man did not cry out. He military advisers to Diem’s over the southern Utah desert was back and crushing some of them. Some were thrown clear. legislation at that se.sston was remained sitting upright for forces to intervene in their Bulletins shattered Monday when a truck further evidence that the adminis­ ^ D R E S S lN C g Many of the Injured were treat­ several minutes before dying. behalf. Culled from Wires tration has pulled out all the stops carrying 46 explorers overturned, ed at the scene when police and Monks lay in front of the U.S. Embassy officials have MlRACieVKHff killing nine Boy Scouts, two of in an effort to tran.slate the threat wheels of nearby Are trucks said they cannot interfere in doctors arrivejl from Pan^itch Tacl^r di.,Turbrnce“s^nto action to prevent them from mov­ what they consider an internal their leaders and a woman re- which is about'tSO miles northwest. | GUARD FEOERAUUD ing. affair. But they are deeply WASHINGTON (AP) Presi­ Wkth jiorter who was covering the ven­ Atty. GenV Robert F. Kennedy, X The sacrifice capped a wave dent Kennedy today ordered the ture. guitch hospital.hosnitfll "■ A conferences Monday of Buddhist demonstrations (Continued on Page Six) Alabanm National Guard into «• The list of hospitalized reached That facility could accommo­ federal inlUtary service. Ken­ Qt. Jof CAUFORNIa 16, with at least two critical, as date only a))out 10 of the casual­ nedy directed Secretary of De­ details of the tragedy slowly came ties and the rest had to be dis­ fense Robert 8. McNamara to from the scene of the accident tributed' to hospitals in towns up put in acUve service “ any or aH NNG cherries in the remote desert area between to too miles away from the acci-1 of the units of the Aroiy Na­ lb< Escalante and Hole-in-the-Rock on dent. , tional Guard and of the Air Na­ the Colorado River. tional Guard of the state” for an The accident happened at)out 10 j Indefinite period. The President Ohe^group^was from the O g^n-;n,iies north of Hole-in-the-Rock, toll Lake Clty-Prwo area a ^ u t along the road connecting it with acted because, he said, his eom- 2(X) miles north. Most were Boy I Escalante * iiiands to Gov. George C. Wal­ Scouts but Floyd Loveridge chief j Hole-ln-the-Rock. which Is actu- lace against “ unlawful obstruc­ FOR SCHOOL LUNCHES FOR BAKING executlve of the scouts In Provo, I ally a crevice in the towering tions of Justice” had not been pits- 3-lb. ^ Lhe trip was imder toe aus- Qlen Canyon walls along the Col- obeyed. of S o 4 v pices of toe ^ L h Ckjttonwood orado River, is a landmark in BAGGIES FOOD WRA? IlU FFO 31 con RAIL STRIKE PUT OFF 76* Utah history. It was here : toe REGULAR SIZE BABIES LOVE STRAINED GERBER ^ r is t of Latter-day Saints in the Mormon missionaries were able WASHINGTON (AP) — RaU operating unions agreed today to Provo area. ^o cross the river and settle' toe a 5-day extension of the deal^ PALMOLIVE SOAP 3^^ 31* BABY FOOD INO MEATI IQ iOL* 89* The adventurous expedition was uncolonized southeastern section. line In the rallrgcto work rules DRY BLEACH * ^oup of teachers Md Nearby, the' Escalante River, dispute and delayed the threat BATH SIZE J : U'® *A®L major river discovered of a nationwide i^ l strike until 1-pl., 6-OZ. many trips into Utah s red desert ti,g continental United States, next week. The railroad* bad PALMOLIVE SOAP 2^- 31* AGION cont. „ cuLs through toe dull red dust and agreed Monday night to the e«- 75* One of toe dead was H. Darrell sand. It was found by a group tenaion which Beerotarjr at l a » HEINZ RONZONI T y lo r ’ 46 a professor of Ian- ^om toe second John Wesley bor W. Willard Wlrts requeotod guages at Brigham Young Unlver- powell expedition down toe Col- l-lb. when it became apparent no sot- slty in Provo and scout leader. orado River in 1871-72. tlement rould be reached by tha pkg SWEET GHERKINS ’X 31* MACARONI 25> Another of toe leaders, Merlin first deadline — midn Ight FOR FRYING HEINZ J. Shaw, 61, of Provo, an assistant Wednesday. professor at Brigham Young and 12-oz. father of six, was killed. Monday Three Lose Lives INDONESIA IN PAOr CRISCO CHILI SAUCE blL 37* was his 26th wedding anniversary. MANILA (AP) — Neoii«M*t Jm Dorothy Hansen, 24, a vacation­ In Fire at Resort Indonesia agreed today to Jota ing reporter for Salt Lake City’s a loose confederation witli TASTY SWANS0N-«K)ZIN BOSDtNS INSTAMT . „ FUN tATH Deseret News, was along for toe UVINGSTON MANOR, N.Y. strongly pro-Western Malayh DUTCH CHOC MIX .ia 43* NEn-L NUGGETS 3 COURSE DINNER ' ^ ^ 8 9 * SOAKY S ? 6 9 * ride and planned to write a fea­ (A P )—Three personfi died and and the Philippine* to preoerva CONTAWNA SWANSON D lir DISH BIOADCAST lARGE SIZE ture article. five others were injured early to­ peace and eecurlty In ttie South PEAR TOMATOES 2 » 47* REEF PIE fMZZN cHiuiEANs • * ::r 37* KIRKMANSOAP 223* Utah highway patrolman Burt day when fire destroyed toe Cats- Pablfk'. The chief threat to lU l CONTADINA , . SWANSON-nozm bioaocast • . REGUIAR SIZE Gllea said the truck was grinding klll Mountains rrrort, the Walde- peace and security was asea aa TOMATO raiEE ~ 23* APPUPIE CORmREffNASR '^**^59* CASHMBEIOUQUn 3 3 1 * up a steep grade on a dirt road mere Hotel. Oommunlst China. The forslga SWANSON TV-uozin ■ „ „ SWANSON-uozin BROADCAST ' miSBURY that had been battered by the One person succumbed to injur­ mtalnters of the throe ootmtrtoo, TURKEY OINNEI . ^ 5 9 * TURKEY BITRE C O R ie REEF HASH 39* flercft desert winds and flash ies at Loomis Hospital in nearby after a oonference hoiro, alM SUGAR COOKIES ' ^ ^ 4 5 * floods when the engine failed. Liberty, N.Y. Later two bodies A Classroom on Wheels agreed to ask Sooretary-Clia ital noanta Benaon, 14,' at Piovo, 'Utah, ia ptaoed on a gtrdUfoer at The brakes wouldn’t hold and were recovered from the ruins of Mlatniile clessroams look like this from the teaeJians’ desk. Seating 30 to 36 students per unit, U Thant at the United NaMoaa Om Panguttai boapttal after he waa drtven from thie acene at a the 2Vi-ton cattle truck plummet­ toe hotel. State Trooper John Bolt they axe furniahed in 10 fit. or 10 ft. 8 in. width and are 48 or 52 feet krtig. Bolton’s town meet­ to find out whether psBpIss ta SAVE CASH and TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS tng«dy in which 12 were kMled. Ahna Itagtahy, ztgM, at ed backwards down the incline. reported. ing tonight wCB vote on wheitlher to lease three updito alt an esttanated net ooet of $11,400 per year > the teritlertee nhidiilsi to lata ttUgoHOA. Utah, vmm one o< ttw men who dmvh tha injutad to It Ibially hurtled off the edge of to eltanlnalto ttoUbla sesslonB tai two at ita tiementasy grade* next fiaU. 0 ta t Waoma Lautag Oa. wviBBe e^^w w MMe vWM wWaieeMHig# ^vne I oVw Vrw aHwigno ee W o f . the hatpOal, 80 a lta i asmor. (A P WInqptaato). nod tmo a daeply arodad guUjr (Oonliaiyea w 1 ^ Poor), Pboto). i »

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