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PAOB FOURTEEN lEuftthtg llfrald TOESDAY, JUNE lA 1861 J Tha Anne Spencer Rod Croaa Arerag# Dally Net Prem Run About Town Volunteer Nurses* Aides Corps will Summer School For Um Week Ended have a potluck and reunion Tues MRb U. 1968 day, June 25, at 6:30 p.m. at the The Weather Registration Up Gill Request for Apartments roresMt of U. a Wenthw BorwM . Lakot* OMauU, D«8T«« a t P om- home of Mrs. Wllllain Brennan, 21 LAZY "N" haatam, wttl meet and elect officers Mt. Nebo PI. Members not as yet 13 ,8 2 8 tomorrow « t 7:30 p.m. at Odd contacted may call Mrs. Brennan Kegistrations for the 1963 ses- On Hartford Rd. Is Approved Fair aad not as eool tonight. Fellows Kail. Hiere will be a for reservations. ■ton of ths Manchester. Summer Bteaber of the Audit Low arornid 80. Thareday partly RANCH Koram of OhNudsttoB klbohen social and refreatunents M u y and oontinDed warm. High a^fter the meeiUiij:. School have currenUy outdistanced The lonlng board of appeals lastfletter waa read froip WUliam The Omar Shitae Cllub will meot the 1962 figure by over 100, It PONY RID6S M anche$ter-— A City o f Village Charm In the mid 80s. Friday at WlUle’s Steak House. night granted a special exemption Olekslnskl,...... of Willle'a StMk I “BJver Since Stephen," a now OodotaHs wlU be served at 6:80 was reported today by Robert J. to Charles GUI to erect i 22-unlt House, withdrawing his request play ly Richard D,. V ^ era and apartment building a£ 679 Hartford for a variance to build a motel at 787 LYDAIX ST. pjn. and dinner at 7:30. Membetw Neanlne, direotor of the program, (Near Laks St.) VOL. LXXXn, NO. 221 (IWENTY-FOUR PAGES-IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1968 Dean Hensley, wHl be presented of the club wlU vlalt the Shrlners Rd., near Waddell Rd. Also grant 18 Henderson Rd. No reason was KSooelfied Advertiaing on Pago M ) Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Palmer ^ l e registrations have been ed were three extension^ for signs, given for the withdrawal. PRICE SEVEN CENTS Crippled Chdldren’s H o a p i t a 1, *** the math OPEN EVENINGS Audltoritun at Oonneeticut Cbl- Springfield on Simday. *17118 will tme for start of construction and In granting the exception for 4 PJ». to 8 PM. leffe In Now London for the an and ^ g U a h courses, and in typing, three variances. One variance re the multiple units on Hartford be the diab'e final meeting until creative writing and reading im SATURDAY-SUNDAT nual conference e t the Now Bbig- September.- quest was tabled and one had been Rd., the soning board specified land Southecn Oonference at the provement, some vacancies sUll withdrawn by letter. several changes In QlU's plans, to State N ew s MMhotlat Church. In all programs. Students meet the objections of several Terence B. Cttiotelat haa been Jarvis Manor, Inc., received two- Russian Space Couple ^ 1^ to register may do so at year extensions for signs at W. owners of adjacf>nt properties. A promoted to airman first dass In the fcrflowlng looaUons: flve-foot chain link fence and suit hOanoheeker Onangre will meot Uic U.S. Air Force. He is the Bennet Junior High School: To Middle Tpke. near Broad 8 t. and Roundup and elect officers tomorrow at 8 at Hilliard and Duval Sts. able shrubbery must be erected cm husMnd of the former Miss Judith morrow, 9 a.m. until noon. three sides of the building; east, Big Civil Rights Bid pjn. at Grange Hall. There wM be A. Fraser, 73 Wadsworith St., and The Connecticut Bank and Trust an auoUon table. nung Junior High School: To west and north. A play area for I a t Manchester High morrow, 1 p.m. until 3. Co. waa granted a five-year ex children must be maintained. Al SchwI. He is a data processing Mianchester High School: Thurs tension for Its sign at the North ATTIC FANS Ends Missions Safely^ so, the parking lot Is to be built Be ready for ths hot weather Bus Company Sale madilne openatoir in the 4082 Str«^ day, Friday, Monday and Tuasday, Bind Branch office. with two driveways, one for en teglc Wing. 9 a.m. until noon and 1 p.m. imtll Atty. Paul R. Marte, trustee for ahead with a HUNTER AT- try and one for exit. TIC FAN Installed In your Taken Over by U.S. 3. the property at 128 Tolland Tpke., GUI was represented by Atty nfGanrlty. daughter Registrations and recommenda waa permitted a 60-day extension [ home. Completa with fan I Eugene Kelly, who presented a Iduvers and all carpentry N of ice! tions for hoth the elementary read for start of construction for a new letter from Chief of Police James HARTFORD (AP) — The gas staUon. He had asked for 120 I work. ' He^ 8 2 Orbits^ She^ 4 9 ing improvement and elementary Reardon to the effect that the U.S. government has taken By JFK Assures Fight SAM YULYES named to the defui’s Hat ft>r the days. arithmetic improvement programs proposed building would create no over negotiations to sell the second semester at EJmereon Ool- are still coming in from the var A variance was granted to An SHOE REPAIR new Are or traffic hazards. Oppo WILSON MOSCOW (AP)—The So loge, Boflton. Mass. She Is a ious schools, but current figures thony Dsen to erect an addition to sition from six property owners In Connecticut Company bus SHOP J0T>*'«nore majoring in speech indicate that reading recommen a building on Stock PI. Orford Village was centered main ELECTRICAL CO. viet Union’s man - woman lines, the New Haven Rail- SS OAK ST. nrerapy, and was recently elected dations will be in excess of 500, Approval was given to Kenneth ly on traffic hazards, privacy and space duet returned safely to I’oad disclo.«ied today, of the Junior class of an increase of nearly 100 over Arnold of 365 W. Middle Tpke. to play area for children. 649-4817— 633.7376 earth today— he with a rec-' Office of Defense Lending His Request win b« on vocation last year's 428, and arithmetic erect an addition to his home. Mrs. Juno 20 thru July 8. recommendations will approach Arnold, who appeared before the ord 82 orbits and she with 49, i which'’LiriI''t?,«"^>f ’“ ^P'^rtment, T > 1 - John G. BoukiB, aviation ma- the 300 mark. board, explained that the only Kindly Pick Up Four m tawts mate airman apprentice Bhoea Befordiand Students and parents will re chance her family had for any NEW CAR the Soviet news agency Tass ** Broadest « the U. S. Navy, son o f Mrs. ceive notificajtion of acceptance privacy from the glaring lights said. ed to sell the company privately, t m vetxmioa A. Bouku.s of 10 Proctor together with reporting instruc ™ ., recently was graduated from near their home across from the CLIP’N’SAVE! Lt. Col. Valery Bykovsky and his tions on or about June 25, for ail Parkade entrance, was to build on RENTALS blonde ,dimple-chinned partner, In L.entury Avtlatlon Familiari2a,tion School programa. to the rear of the house. for future reference... A railroad sookesman wiiH fh . » at the Naval Air Technical Train Valentina Tereshkova, ended railroad spokesman said the ing Center, Memphis. Term. The The Royal Ice Cream Co., Inc., 1 SEE US FOR — flights In their separate space ve government "might at any time 27 Warren St., was granted per Vacation Specials e Window Cleaning hicles, Tass said. complete successful negotiations WASHINGTON (AP) — tw -w eek course covers flight e Floor Waxing Kaelctaigliam O ^ ry , flre-flghting, survlvaJ pro-1 Church Sponsors mission to build an addition to its Bykovsky was In his fifth day ® purchaser.” " P resident K ennedy sent Con- Oongregatimial Church plant for business expansion pur One, two or three weeks e Janitor Sendee cedures, and alrcraiPt mainteanace. poses. Weir Rt., Olsstonbnry A graduate of Manchester High ' I Vacation School ^ Get Our Rates — Commercial and Boukus entered the Navy in No The request for a variance pre Reaidential — Tass said Valentina landed I Haven, which is supervls- _ Program w hich he said STRAWBERRY SUPPER vember 1962. sented by Wendell Reid' of 387 Paul Dodge Pontiac Manchester Window about 380 miles northeast of Kara-1 reorganization of the railroad, would provide the most “re Miss Carole Johnson of Hunting- Burnham St. was tabled by the INC. Cleaning Company ganda, a coal mining center in 1 First word of the new develop- sponsible, reasonable and ur 9 ton Station, Long Island N Y SATURDAY. JUNE 22 board, subject to the presentation I 640-5334 I the central Asian republic of Kaz-1 i?®"^ came in a letter from Prof; gently «c.n,iv needednccuei solutions” to will direct a Vacation Bible Schoo'i i of more complete plans. Phone 649-2881 878 MAIN STREET 'akhstan; and Bykovsky about 330 William Moore, counsel for discrim innfirm in ■or\1ng 6-6-7 P.M. June 24 to 28 from 9 a.m. to noon i At the start of the meeting, a miles northwest. ^ the trustees of the bankrupt New discrim ination in public ac at Calvary Church, Assemblies of I "The cosmonauts are fueling | ^t^ven. . com m odation s, education and MENU EAST HARTFORD God. I well,” Tass reported. “ The flight' ^ letter sent to individuals em ploym ent, Ham, Homemade Baked Beans, Christian has ended successfully.” i groups which had previously In a 6,500-word special me.ssage Potato Salad. Coleslaw. Rolls theme of the school, Prentices Mark 45th Anniversary Loudspeakers carried the news { “ P*'®8s ^ interest in buying the Kennedy proposed one of the and Butter. Pickles, Coffee or DAY NURSERY which will use a wagon train mo Mr.*. and Mrs. TThomaaThomas Prentice^ ______•' to Joyous Moscovites. Television company. Prof. Moore said, broadest civil right.s programs in Milk, Strawberry Shortcake tif. Children age 3 to 12 are eligi of 10 Keeney St. celebrated their and radio stations also flashed the m e government has decided that nearly a century to meet what he 158 Silver Lane ble to register. 45th wedding anniversary Sunday. Army during World War I and Is I word. it should liquidate its pledge by a i termed “ the growing moral crisis Adults $3.00 They were honored at an open a charter member of the Army I Bykovsky landed at 2:06 p.m. private sale. in American race relations.” Children Under 12, 81.00 Miss Johnson Is an honor stu- East Hartford I dent at Northeast Bible Institnto house , . at the home------of their------son------and Navy Club. He was employed for Cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova as she appeared on and Valentina came down about For Reser\ations Green Lane, Pa., and has conduct- Mr. and Mrs. Ed- many years at Cheney Bros, and TV befhre ending her flight around the earth in its 49th three hours earlier at 11:22 a.m., MRS. VICTOR ZELLER Hamilton Standard, division of Moscow time, Tass said. 649-4642 Tel. 289-6302 ed children’s crusades and Bible I ,?^®"tice, 110 Campfleld orbit today. (AP Photofax.) schools, as well as being active in I „ ' ^®orge N. Hartmann and United Aircraft Coitj., Windsor Bykovsky went Into space at 3 her home church. She is a recent' Schindler, both of Looks, and retired in 1954. p.m. last Friday, while Valentina Children 2 to 14 years soon a sS p h discrimination by high school graduate. Miss Janet' ®nd daughters of the was launched at 12:30 p.m. Sun consummat- hotels, restaurants, theaters^ only Kvasnlca,------, a student at the Bible I ®°“ P'®- were co-hostesses. day. or whether active negotiations stores and sports arenas As a Read Herald Advs. Institute, will assist Miss Johnson. About 65 friends and relatives Stronger Allied Ties "At the landing points the cos m Registrations are now being ac from the Manchester area and monauts were met by landing cepted and may be made with Mrs. New Hartford attended the cele FREE DELIVERY crews, friends, doctors, Journal s . r £ f i ™ Kenneth L. Gustafson, 22 Vernon bration. ists and sports commissars,” Tass Sit-In in Gadsen said. St. Transportation will be provid The couple was married June 19, y A.M. to9P.M. Negroes stage a sit-in on the lawn of the Gadsen, Ala., city hall to protest segregation “ Cosmonauts Valentina Teresh New Haven, was pledged as col- 1 , ajp ^ ed If necessary. 1918, by the Rev. Edward P. Phea- Aim of Europe Trip while the city commission meets inside. (AP Photofax.) Commencement exercises will be kova and Valery Bykovsky are lateral when the New Haven " PIANO PUPILS OF ner, at the Blast Glastonbury ARTHUR URDU feeling well,” it said. sought loans to repair the extenexten- broaden existing and held Frida.v, June 28, at 7 p.m. Methodist Church. Besides their proposed federal programs aimed Parents and the general public a re ,______Bykovsky’s 82-orbit fUght ex slve flood damage the railroad suf son and two daughters, they have By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER fspeech at American University ceeded the 64 orbits made by So- fered in 1665. TTie New Haven was at training and developing skilled DOROTHY H. PORCHERON Invited to view the accomplish- six grandchildren, WASHTNOTON (AP) — Presi manpower, and expanding toe em ments of the children. Prentice served here In which he appealed for a forced to default on those loans in Racial Fronts In the U.S. dent Kennedy la counting on his lessening of cold war tensions and (Gontinued on Page Seventeen) 1961. ployment opportunities of young Race Bill Hearings Will Be Presented in Recital lO^day awing around Western Eu better imderstandlng between the people. Kennedy said "unemploy rope, beginning next weekend, to United States and the Soviet ment falls with special cruelty on At a Glance shore up the battered Atlantic al Union. Session Set June 26 minority groups.” WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 7:30 P.M. HARTFORD (A P )—The echoee liance by strengthening ties be There have been many sugges Control of Artists 3. Authorize toe attorney gener Front End tween several key aUled coun of the legialaitive session that end al to initiate federal court suits To Start Next Week By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 Nobody’s Ever Too Young tions that in view of the political ed June 5 have liardly died away, WASHINGTON—President Ken South Methodist Reception Hall tries and the United States. tumoil in Italy, the Profumo scan Planned in'Russia to force desegregation of public to start retiring! Let me tell you how to Beyond the naUons he actually but the capdtol will be thronged schools and colleges when stu nedy asks Congress for weapons Friends Cordially Invited dal in Britain and the prospective dents have been" “ denied equal to combat racial discrinUnatlon ( build a backlog for future retirement Special visits Kennedy hopes his personal change of leadership in West Ger By WIUJAM L. RYAN WASHINGTON lAP)—Demo-<> Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D- while protecting 'your family now presence on the Continent and (Oonttaued on Page Ten) protection of the laws.” j cratlc congressional leaders greet- despite sure opposition frqbi seg- many, that the President should AP Special Oort’eapuiMkitit ' • ‘ Minn., assistant party leader, I regationlsts*' and conservatives; i ) through life insurance. statements on U.S.-European pol cancel or postpone his European 4. Create a federal community 1 ®*^ President . Kennedy’s civil Reg. $12.50 icy will dramatize the extent of Rebellious Soviet Intellectuals called toe proposals “ the mini- ^ Mississippi _integration leader Phone ... Write ... Visit trip. But appkrently he and his relations service to work with bl- M^IShts proposals today with muni necessary to close toe citl- Medgar W. EversT 5ioT‘from am- (1) ALIGN FRONT END this country’s defense commit have the bad news: they are going racial human relations commit- Prompt pledges to strive for their ments to the allies. chief advisers have been deter America today.” bush at his home in Jackson, bur- PAUL A. BOURQUE (2) BALANCE FRONT-. mined from the first to go through to be regimented all over again. tees in local communities "to help enactment. L „SE (k.^.j Liz, Burton Pivu ^ Arlington National Ceme- 234 Center Street— Phone 643-2568 WHEELS— REG. *4.00 Officials said today that the with It. It will be something like a union ease tensions and suspicions, t o ! some immediate Re- Civil rights program, and pledge' tery. _____ AMERICAN LEGION (8 ) CHECK FRONT WHEEL President will put heavy emphasis Officials said that a time of of thipkers, with the slate telling help resolve interracial disputes publican support. my time and energy in toe effort NEW YORK—The Rev. Martin BEARINGS In one or more of his public transition In Europe is from the them exactly what to think. and to work quietly to Improve And, as expected, there were vesT” attempt by N E W YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM statements on U.S. determination President’s point of view a good Through his chief Ideological Would W ed relations in any community threat Southerners vowing to battle un year,” Humphrey said. to participate In the defense of ened or tom with strife.” ceasingly against them. Southerners to fUibuster against Ilf. luurancf • Oreup Inturanc* • AnnuHiii . H«alth liuuranct • Ptnilon Plant time to make the trip and talk spokesman, Premier Khrushchev ” I predict the administration’s civil rights legislaUon will be sig ALL FOUR ONLY Western Europe and the be with men who will have power in has told the Intellectuals that only 6. Enactment of a law, "mak Few thought that Congress program will be approved.” __ leaguered city of West Berlin. LONDON (AP)—A spokesman ing It clear that the federal gov would go all toe way with Ken nal for a nationwide protest the future. They ajso argued that the party haa “ the right and duty for actress Elizabeth Taylor said ^ n . ^nneth B. Keating, R -' march on nation’s capital. ------— — . . The point la considered import a cancellation would have meant to direct the processes of social ernment is not required (8 furnish nedy’s proposals. But there were N.Y said toe President “ has set; RALEIGH, N.C—Gov. Terry today that she plans to marry ac any kind of financial assistance ant because of uncertainties cre a blow to U.S. prestige at a criti life” , for all the people. tor Richard Burton. predictions that Congress, after a forth some excellent objectives, i Sanford tells statewide television ated in Western Europe during cal time. to any program or activity Ip momentous legislative struggle, A atate-controlled union of all Her secretary, Richard Hanley, but rtrong leadership will be re- audience demonstrations must BINGO the past six' months by French Sen. Jacob K. Javlts, R-N.Y., which racial discrimination oc would In the end enact strong leg qulred for their accomplishment.” stop and grievances by Negroes President Charles de Gaulle’s in creative people—writers, artists, said he did not know ,vhen the curs.” islation. said Tuesday the American peo- radio and television workers wedding would take place. "A strategy for success will re- aired at negotiation table. EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT sistence that the continental pow pie ought to be told what Ken Kennedy cited economic, for :|~ s u m 'm e r n ers need their own means of nu scenarists and the like—seems In Miss Taylor and Burton are still "®P- Einanu®! Ce>-i quire formation of a civil rights GADSDEN. Ala.—Arfest of 400 8 O’CLOCK—LEGION HOME. LEONARD ST. nedy’s purposes are in going to prospect. eign policy and other reasons for SERVICE ON ALL clear deterrents. He claimed they married, she to American singer ^® i ®°®'iiiiou which can provide the Negro demonstrators brings court- CONVENTIONAL MAKES Europe. Administration officials Eddie Fisher and Burton to Sybil his proposals but said the over- House ‘ Judiciary. Committee,.r- . .... said " votes needed for victory in any' house lawn vigil by approximately could not always be sure of U.S Khru.shchev’s spokesman, stem riding argument is that th^y are I** hoped to start hearings on action in a crisis. said they had no indication that faced and uncompromising Leonid Williams Burton. showdown,” Keating said. 300 others, threatens to spark fuU- he would make a pre-departure "right.” Kennedy’s proposals next.week. |j MUSIC PROGRAM! Whatever the President says on Miss Taylor, 31, and Burton, 37 “ Personally I am willing to stay scale conflict before state troopers are presently living in London—in He called discrimination against He predicted that toe committee this point, however, officials de- when he retu^^^^^ tant Central Oimmittee session on in session till the snow flies to get move in to clamp tight lid on city, ^ GUITAR HOBBY CLASSES- MORIARTY separate suits at the Dorchester Negroes in public accommodations' would report a strong bill by toe toe Job done but there must be dared, will-be free of “ fist shak- to ” “i broad- ideology Tuesday that he supports Hotel. ‘a dally insult that has no place end of July but added that he ADULT AND TEEN-AGERS tag" because he is determined to I °n his, the idea of an organizatlor to no delay in bringing these issues (Continued on Page Ten) There have been rumors that in a country proud of its heritage i doubted toe President Would get before toe House and Senate for ■tick to the spirit of last week’s | (Continued on Page Twelve) —toe heritage of toe melting pot, ! nil that he is asking. action.” i f FOLK MUSIC COURSES BROTHERS (Continued on Page Sixteen) Mrs. Burton, who is 34, would TEL. MI 8-5185 never give her husband a . ivorce. of equal rights, of one nation and Sen. Mike Mansfield of Mon Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y., one people.’ i t PRIVATE LESSONS 801-815 CENTER ST. Of late the rumors have dimin tana, the Senate Democratic lead said “ We have a national crisis in ished. “ No one has been barred on ac er, promised: “ We will do our race relations which requires GUITAR, TRUMPET, SAX. CLARINET, DRUMS A quiet Welsh girl, Mrs. Burton count of his race from fighting or very best to see that his proposals Americans to close ranks. Accord- Bulletins Middle-Reader Soupdit married Richard in 1949 during dying for America—there are no are given every consideration and tagly, I pledge my support to the Have FUN and LEARN TO PLAY In our toe run of a play in which Mrs. ‘white’ or ‘colored’ signs on the that civil rights legislation will be President in this effort.” Culled from AP Wires Burton, an actress, had a part. foxholes or graveyards of bat brought to toe floor as soon as Special Summer Music Program — tle,” the President added. There may be some additions After toe wedding she never re possible.” I to the President’s program which Kennedy asked all Congress ‘HOT LINE’ APPROVED -RENTAL PLAN turned to the stage, but concen- The President has shown great are desirable and there could trated on making.>a home for her members to “ set aside sectional €®NEVA (AP) ^ The Soviet a m s t a r t s w e e k PJP JU N E 24th leadersWp. ■ Mansfield said. "Itiproperly be argument that he' W HBE! WATER’S husbMd. ______.?8„ . UP., . tD...j!hQW.. statesman-...... ------—„ — - today gave its lomtal ap ...... (Oonttaoed Ob Page T%h)...... Tfie Burtons have two children, ®***P’” I (Oonttaued on Page Ten) proval to ad agreement lor • Conn. Fresh Chickens Kate 5, and Jessica 3. “ hot line" link between Washing: LANE GUITAR and MUSIC CENTER VATICAN CITy (AP) — Eighty Miss Taylor has four children, ton and the Kremlin. The Soviet TH ERE’S A LOTI disarmament negotiator, Sem “HEADQUARTERS FOR INSTRUCTION” cardinals of the Roman Catholic one of them adopted, two children TV STAR suggests Oiurch prayed for divine guidance from her second marriage to Brit yon K. Tsarapkta, Informed 3 LEGGED CHICKEN INSTRUMENTS — RENTALS — REPAIRS today before assembling in con ish actor Michael Wilding, and U.S. Ambassador Charles O. Now! Fw* only a clave to elect a successor to Pope one from her marriage to Michael i Boycotts Wreck Economies, Stelle of the Soviet action at * 1, 3 Yi Lbi ‘I'ryer Plus I Extra Leg All For ii
PAQH TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCgESTER, 00NN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1968 PAOB TH RU Colum bia South Windsor tai athletioa, Pam ^ Holooihb, Judith Rotnan and fiolvaitore Ran- Convicted ht Slaying As You Like It daaco. Sheinwold on Bridge Do FALSE TEETH By JUDITH MacKOWN School Wing The ooachae athkAic award to HARTFORD (AP) — WUUara ■anIoM want to Mary-Ann BarUe Jacques, 58, o f 829 Caj^tol Ave. and. Fred WocAsy; Underwood Rock, Slid* or Slip? “Vf ■ EMDPOBTAMT RUFT First SWHS Class will be sentenced June 38 for the FA8TKITB, sn taiproTwi powder Cost Figured 18 HARD TO FIND Oosp. award o f merit in bualneaa, butcher knife slaying of Ray U> IM sprinkled on upper or lower The Canton Show Shop Theater opens its By ALFRRP SHEINWOLD Marilyn Daen; outstanding typist Campbell, 64. pletee, holds teles teem more armlp medal, Marilyn Dean; Rentochlar in piece. Do not elide, slip or rook. season with the Rogers and Hammerstein Once again we have ruffing as Jacques was convicted of m M - No aununy. gooey, pesty teste or musical, “The King and I,” this week. Star At $431,000 tha aubjeot of our dlaouaslon. 8100 Four-Year Mothematica ■laughter yesterday by a Superi leellng.FAB’rEXTB.ualkallne (non- Of 91 Graduates Prise, Linda Dinee; Junior Wo ring are Bruno Utlee as the king and Gail Many playera will probably tell or Court Jury. “The maximum pen eold). Does not sour. Checks “piste man’s Oub Pirixe in English, 8100, odor breath''. Get FA8TXXTH at How m Parsons as Anna. Thft Is the musI- TIm plaiuied addttkn V> Horace to Me where the ruff tidcaa place, alty for mMsIaughter ia 15 years’ drug eountera ererywhere. Michele Btewart; Abe E. Miller cal with such tunes ^ “HeUo, show o f the Goodspeed Opara. Porter SetuxS will eoat an aatl- and from one point of view they Graduation may be right. to a baglnn^ andfstewair= 3 l 'gave oddraaaes on a our- Amarloan Legion .Float prize in Young Lovers" and "My Lord and House in East Haddam ttito week, w * an enending, it to popuUirly” said. Master" Interwoven in a story matod $481,000, aeoonUiig to tha Bast dealer. riculum tor modem high aohool, history, Harold Chnuhlnga; Legion "Threepenny Opera” opens the IP F*^ South____ Wlndaor______High School, awards for progreas, Muriel Telller about an Englishwoman hired as season at the Oval Theater In school building eommlMee which Both aldea vulnerable. ftoemolng a oollege education and Opening lead—2 ot Spadea. holding ito first graduation toot prohiema faoirtg today’s youth, and Richartl Nicholson; Soutli a tutor for the children of an Farmington this week, to run met laat Bi|^t. m u m •night, It woe a beginning. For Oriental court. through July 13. Tha {dana will be preawtad to If North plays tha hand at four reapeotiveiy. Wlndaor Oollege Scholarehlp Or- notrump he will be imable to to 5 the 91 atudento who received di- The Rev. Gordon B. Wodhema gantoaUori, awards of 8100 each, Yvonne R. Clarke is directing There will be free bend obocerte plomaa It w«a both. A DAVIDSON and the play, a-seisted by Mary Ellen townapeople at a special town ruff, of course. ’This will not of Flrat OongragaUonal Church Harold Cummings, Kathryn Dim- in Elizabeth Itark in Hartford to AEid for Prinolpal Henry Adatna, Devery, with Charles Gamer as night and Monday from 6:45 to meeting June 29 in Yeomans Halt bother him since he can taka tha A K f l i ^ a oaked the Invooatlon and the Rev, low, Jania Mallloux, Susan Kugler musical director, Robert Lewis the Included are 10 clasarooma, a li first ten tricks without any trou ______W l M ___ who eaw the high eohool through Jamea A. BirdeaU of St. Pateria aj^ Judith Roman; South Windsor l e e n t h a l s t o r e PLANA 8:45, and Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. tto transition fixmi tha old Ella- V set director, Richard Labrioli as "Silk Stockings” is at the ^or- brary, a music room and a teach ble at all. Bpiaoopfti Church, the benediction. -Aesoclation scholarrtilp. Should South bid four notrump . A W * worth , High School to the new choreographer, and Richard Thay rowton Music Fair in West Spiii^- er’s room. There will be extra it J i MarahoJa were EElMn Doocy and 8200, Kathryn Dlmlow; Rotary er on lights. Ralf Rozzl is accom fieid. Mass., this week through instead of five clubs? Mray ex building and through Ita first year. Memliyn- Niederwerfar. ERtoworth aub acholarship. |200. Susan toilet facilities and a Janitor’s Maine Graduate perts would do so In tournament It waa (tie end at hla tenure aa formerly The Fair panist. Saturday night with Mamie Van supply room. ’Iha alterations to 16; HeartafV K-7; Diamoada, K-8- Newtoerry was organist. Kugler; Nobel Masonic Sciholar- Supporting roles are played by Doren and Bari Wrightson. "The John P. Toomey, 28 Lyndale St., play, but most rubber bridge S-S-l; Ohiha, J-10-6A. principal. Next year he will take Principal Adams presented the WOO. HarolH Cummings. the kitchen and the cafeteiia in playera would prefer a contract uip a new oareer as remedial reed‘d Charles Latimer, Robert B. Uric- Unsinkable Molly Brown” with the present building make up a has been graduated from the Uni What do you sayf grivduation awards. Good citizen scholarriilps from individual chio, Lsffice Latimer, Wilfred Dorothy Collins opens Monday. versity of Maine in Orono, with a of five qlubs. Antwar: Paaa. You hav# U big toatruabor tor the elementoiw ship awards went to Viiglnia ^lieges Md achools went to Carol "everything's the som e . . . aiaable part of the expenditure, West ^uld defeat ths oontraot ■ohoola. Smith Jr., Judy Zeitz, Sandra Johnny Mathis is at the Oakdale according to the committee. bsushelor of science degree in for polnta in high cards and 2 polnta Doocy, Salvatore Randazzo and ^ r t e r , 81,000, Wheaton; Kathryn except the narntt" Mangan, Raymond Vaillancourt, Musical Theater in WolUngford estry. by leading a heart, but South has for the doubletcos. A IG^int The CSeaa ot ‘68, first to grad Hlmest Schwartz; the Bausch and Dlmlow 88(W’ Springfield; Pamela Daniel MaselU and Marilyn Mur- this week through Sunday. "Ihe Three ot the upper grade rootna a clumce to miJce tha game and hand to an optional opening Md. uate from (tie new high echool, Lomb Award In s(dence to Harold Holcomb, 8450, University o f will be changed to make them Tha son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Frsm-. rubber when Weat makaa the Q I p lE E phy. Music Man” with Bert Parka opens ola Toomey, he Edao earned Ida You would op«n with ona dia ohoee to honor their princtoal In Cummings; Boolal, Crafts and Randazzo, suitable for Grade S and all normal apada lead. The show will be presented at Monday. private pilot’s license while at the mond if tha anit wore biriaterad tie olaaa gift to the eohool. Peter Home Ekxmomica O ub awards, Evelyn Shetensky, 8:30 p.m. Monday through Satur grades will have three rooms South goes down if be puts iq> up with the ten and nine, but Zamuka preaented a painting ot 860 each, to Helen Thotnaa and WM. University of Hartford; available. lU s arrangement will university as one of eight students the ace of spadea, dralni trumpa, day until Juily 6 in the Uieater cm selected to participate In an Army there la no great virtue in atretoh- Principal Adams which was oo- Virginia Bolstridge; music awazd, Peter Zamuka, 8300. University of keep Omdes 1 uid 2 in the pri' and leads diamonds in the hope cepted by Jetfrey Miannlng o f the a t. 44. Rushworth Flies ROTC advEuiced program. to open eo a very ragged Eldward Brunner; Hugh S. Greer ? « ^“w’ Bolstridge. mary wing, the present main of bringing in dummy’s long amt. ClOM of '64. *780,7 0 Massachusetts General Hoe- Coining Up in Manchester building will bouse Grades 3, He is scheduled to report to Ft. Award, all around excellence in ‘ Th. No,” a flilm adaptation of At 223,000 Feet Devens in Ayer, Mass., for six West la sure to get in with a dia i^-valediotoriana Judith Roman, athletics, Carol Carter and Robert pitai. and 5 and the proposed new win]: mond to lead a hetLrt through For Shelnwold’s book Blizialbeth Oof fey a n d Michele the mystery by Ian Flemdng, opens win EMieommodate Grades 6, 7 and weeks of basic training. At the dummy’s king. The defenders MoCormaok; good ^>ortsmanshlp Supt. of Schools Merle B. Wood- at the State Theater today. With end of the tiiaining, he will be com- let, "A Poekat OuldEf t W " mMeee M d Daniel F. CavMaugh 1 EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, 8. thus get one diamond and two ■end BO cento to Bridge Book, It is “Five Miles to Midnight” Cam. (AP) — X16 pUot Robert mlasloned a* second lieutenant. hearta. vice chairman of the board of edu-^ w4th Sophia Loren, Anthony Per Present plans call for the new On Nov. 11, Toomey reports to llanohastar Eva. Herald, Box ggu. cation, presented the, diplomas. L UCAIN Rushworth, preparing for a flight wing to be on the southeiuA end Where la this mysterious ruff kins, Gig Young and Jean-Pierre Ft. Berating, Oa. Grand Ceniral Station, Now York Graduates who are members of ...WITH HELP FROM above 60 rnlles, has rocketed to of the tniUdlng and will be a two- that helpa South make the con 17, N. Y. Aumont. 223,000 feet at speeds up to 3,600 He is a 1959 graduate of Man tract? To begin with, declarer uie National Honor Society are “Htid,” the story o f an tmrecon- m.p.h. story anungement. chester High School. Oopyrigiit leaf, Carol Mary Carter, Eli*aU>eth Jane ’The plana call for a draatic must play the ten of spadea from Ckineraf Feohirea Oorp. HARTFORD NATIONAL struoted bad guy starring Paul The 88-year-old Air Force ma dummy at the first trick. Patricia Ann Prestileo, Newman, is ait the Manchester change in the heating system Judith Ann Roman, Michele An \ Jot made the flight Tuesday de which has never been adequate. Kockville-Vernon EEist wins with the Jack of 2 * W p pWc ywar loute or pack your gear, Ehive-In this weekend. With it spite failure of his altimeter and spadea, and South later discards nette Stewart, Virginia Ann'Bol 4 2 L /A E v There will be a new boiler room stridge, Harold Robert Cummings, n l ew fliBi be of n d help in yoor fluntwini pi«n>. is "Paipa’s Delicate Candition.” vertical speed indicator. and (me heating unit for the whole a diamond on dummy’s ace of New Haven Arena He Is expected to try for am Sacred Heart Sets spades. Declarer can draw one Kathryn Helen Dimlow, Virginia A. Bfaf. A LaMar of Chedit fcr ameigenor funds• building which will be large Doocy, Marilyn Ann Dzen, Ber Peter, Paul and Mary will open altitude record In the next two enough to uaa a No. 6 oU. This round of trumps, cadi the tim JloMign EadBBjBB t» ill# mrH's carrendee. . . the summer season at the New months. Strawberry Fete diamonds and ruff a diamond. tram E. Higgins, J m Is Virginia 9 will result in savings of over Mallloux, Karen Suzanne Pelton, aMaAwned Tims Payment Plan to let you go Haven Arena Saturday, June 29, The present record lor winged 82,000 per yeiur, it is reported. A t And there we have the all-impor at 8:15 pjn. With the folk singers craft—314,760 feet or nearly 60 tant ruff. Helen Agnes “Thomas. lerttier and atqy longer...Travden Checks to present, the boiler uses No. 2 oil, Sacred Heiart Parish will run its Other graduates were Robert will be pianist Peter Nero. The miles—was set in an X16 last the type used in most homes, and annual atnawberry feaUval FViday South gets bELck to dummy with HftgOBid vacation fimds . . . Safe Deposit pn>. July 17 by Air Force Maj. Rob a trump to discard two heiurts on John Andreoll, Mary Ann Bartle, show is t^ first in the New Haven which is more expensive. Also in and Saturday at the pariah center S w n S r Stanley R. Bolstridge. Paul J. Bot- / t for vafautMes yon leave behind. For Junior Chamlber of Conunerce ert White. cluded is a new Incinerator. The on Rt. SO. the good diamonds. Thus declar •onmden^ Icnr^ost vacdion services, stop in at Pops series.. er makes hla contract with an C O N Q U E R O r tlcello Jr, Jacqueline Lee Boxer, *»y I CONVICTED OF FRAUD school has had a problem for Besides serving strawberry E. J. Brunner, Robert A. Burns, t Postponed Exhibit many yeara in the disposal of ahopboake all during the event, overtrlck unless Beat la cautious Four nwnst oflfee of Hartfeid National Htwy NEW HAVEN (AP) — A New enough to cash the ace of hauts Marcia Louise CasavMt, Oreanna The Tolland County Art Exhibit refuse. the perish wfiiU also have a ham- ‘ ‘n f i o l 'A T Lee Churchill, Carolyn Marion will be this Saturday on the fence Haven (Chiropodist accused of sub- burg and hot dog snack bar, at the second trick. BIAOE FAU J" 2L5 ^ sr.," -si Sue Brett mdbting phony bills to the state ’The town will also vote on the Dally Question “ ■BIS” Sbowa Isi TraHe Daly, Daune Marie DMgona, Rob around Rockville City Hospital, purchase of land for recreational amusementa for children, and sales ert M. Davis Jr., Robert Paul Den exhibit was to have been last ^ t- for treatment of welfare patlenta As dealer, yon hold: Spadea, A- purposes at the June 20 meeting. booths. ning, Unda Lee DInse, Patricia Richard, Diane Barbara Riordon, Stewart by the Easter Seal So urday, but was rained out. If it has been found guilty of two Free movie cartoons will be evening Include Mrs. Olive Clapp, counts of welfare fraud. Dr. Rob The Republican Town Ciommlt- Ann Erickson, Donald Edward George C. Royce Jr., Catherine ciety. 1 7 9 8 rains this Saturday, the show wlU tee baa asked tbait the town meet shown almost oontlniuoualy a n d Fomwalt Jr., Judith Ann Goslee. Mary Ruaaak, Ernest E. Schwartz Mrs. Iris Hudson, Mrs. Helene Fos be canceled. ert TUiman, 46, was given a O U R FAMOUS William Stewart and Mrs. ter M d Mrs. Ruth GromM. ea. ing ootwider appointing a commit there will be pony rides. Baked Also Lynne Mary Grant, Leonard Jr., Blvelyn M. Shetensky, Mar- Rosen will represent the auxiliary Worthy of Note suspended tiwo-year sentence tee to tnvestl^te the availability goods, candy, white elephants, will STARTS TONIGHT! B. Gray, Jane Moxon Griffin, Bar yesterday by Superior Court Judge Mary ShuterM, David El as detegates the Legion conven Maochester Evening Herald Dorothy Stlckney stars in the of a now site for the town dump. be among the items on sale. “There HOMBMAKER BBT bara F. Grust, Robert Charles iott Simpson, Arthur Paul Sla- tion at the Hotel Bond In July. B A . N T K Nutmeg Theater’s first production William P. Barber, and placed on The town has grown rapidly and will also be an art exhibit. Hawkins, Dianne Lynn Heritage, dyk, James William Slater, Karen to South Windsor correspondent VtA.TZO'KAJL of the season, "Glass Menagerie,” probation for two years. The court Mrs. Alex Chickey Md Mrs. Ruth Laura Katz, telephone 644-17SS. A a n > T M u m x o o K M j n r the dump faciUtlOB have not kept TTieme o f the event this yeiar is Pamela Sue Holcombe, Robert B. Anne Slusatz, DiMne Lynn Sor- Stewart are alternates. which opened last night at the was told Tillman is borrowing Paris, e’eat at gai! Hours will be ’ WINDFLOWER...a aompleia service of Kippax,, John A. Krawski Jr., rentino, Joseph E. Swift. M m lm -xa za pace wito the growth. Both the The Hee with the Eastern Star Meets Harriet Jorgensen Theater on the money to repay the state. As influx of new families imd (he 6 to 10 p jn . Friday and 2 to 10 Bertsd Wire ioall corrolaiad dinnerware, glassware and Marie Ellen Kuehn, Su s m Lee Also, Muriel Telller, Gall Shar- University ^ Connecticut campus. sistant State’s Attorney George R. Evergreen-Wood Chapter of 506 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER large number of summer residents pjn. Saturday. Admission is free. PohI Nfiwrtion Kugler, Richard H. Kupchunos leen “Truesdale, Donald Waltkus, Eastern Star will meet today at 8 It will run through Saturday. ’Tleman estimated the debt at have shown the dump to be leas ■talnlesa flatware for 8 people (111 pieces Margaret Elizabeth Lacy. Veronica Paul Lester Watson, Harry Les p.m. at the Masonic Temple. A .‘‘Oh Lady, Lady” is the opening more than $6,000, than adequate, plus the fact that in "HUD" Catherine Lasky, William A. lie Wellea Jr., Frederick B. birthday party will follow the busi FOLK plat SlTle FBBSUET In all). Great for young marrieds, for aum- Leonard Jr. it has long been ooneldered an eye ‘ ‘GIBLS! OIBUI Wookey Jr., Judy L. Wright, Bar ness meeting. Hostesses for the sore by many residents. AIR CONDITIONED OIBL8I” mer cottages, to fill dally needs o f most Also Pamela Jean Leone, Wil bara J eM Yonlka, David Beaupre lard B. Littlefield, Frank William Yoo, Joseph Peter Zamuka, BANJO Oommimtty Beach ‘ ‘HtrD» Shows 1st everybody. $49.9S ONLYI Easy Payments. ’The community beach la now Logan, Pamela Margaret Mahr, Legion AuxlUaty Nqtee Toelte Gloria Helene Marie Marols, Rob The American Legion Auxiliacy open officially for the season al- STATE 6:25-10:00 8:10 ert X. McCormack, Patricia Ann thoL^ parents are warned that NOW w4H hold Ita annual dinner tomor- LESSONS MHAL FOOT LOCKER m f u s r THE BEST AHEAD Oi THE REST McLaughlin, Jack David Moser, ro(w at 7 pm. ait Msnero’s Strak Learn “To AcconipMy the Xfeguard, Doran Shumway, M m aaom Rosemarie Ann Mozako, Michael TERMITES? will not be on duty until June 27 House, Berlin “TurMfidke. Reserva Folk Songs On The film Aommiaii George Mullen, Dwight Atkins tions may be made by oontooting 5-StrIng Banjo Pins when the swimming olesBes begin Newberry, Richard F. Nicholson, Mrs. Robert Rooe, Elldngton RJd., Be Sure...Call BLISS $ ■ 7 . 9 9 Doran is now attending the Red IAN PUMINQ'S Federal Paul Young Sr. (Owner) and Jim Mlnloneol (Ohaf) IBvHe Yea to Barbara Ellen Odium, Mary-Ellen or Mrs. Frank Rosen, Farmstead FOR A FREE HOME INSPECTION Tax Cross Aquatic School. O’Meara. Dr. Tel. 643-7709 A total of 136 famUlef register Enjoy Country Atmosphere at the ONLY Steak House la Va Also, Doris Mae Ouellette, Dtwi- CanMItchell 9-9240 D c N o teWtllKt - SnVlKSMITHS Mra. Airihur Stewaxt, aeoretaiy After 4 P.M. with Tray Plus Fed- Tax ed for beach privileges, which adds ald RolMd Page, Walter Nova of the auxiliary and chairmen ot » 8 . 9 9 TBCHNieOLOR A SIRLOIN STBAK DINNERS up to 432 individuals. ’There are ENuMSn utmoBuiitn PAUL'S . 958 Main St., Manoheetw Pasay, Frederick A. Patten, Lucy the Easter campaign, an • i t O v,r 91 Y«ari 154 idiildreti leglstered so fo r for * LOBSTERS AND SEAF(MH> Phone 648-2741 Petrollto, Marilyn J. PlMk, Peter nounced receipt of 8626 Jn the fund Wood ply frame with steel covering, dnstproof eoUar, leather swimming classes plus 13 pre “ ★ DAILY LUNCHEONS Michael Pouloe, Salvatore L. * *-3WS T«na<« CoBtrol C o » handles, reinforced comers, 2 heya drive. A cltaition tor outstanding WV. o r KIU BanMINATM CO, IMC. schoolers. There will be an addl. STEAK it ABEPLE BANQUET FAdLRTES Randazzo Jr., Raymond John service was presented to Mrs. THE OLDEST AND LARGEST tkmal beach registration date June -1 TWIN LOBSTER DINNER Read Herald Advs. 23 at ths beach, weather permit EVERY FRIDAY ...... g g jg YOUR FAMILY CAMPING HEADQUARTERS! ting, from 6:30 to 7:30 pm.There HOUSE O p / ^ o o will be one more chance to register TENTS-SLEEPING BAGS for awisn idaases June 36 at the Route SO, Veraon tAt JO AN JO YCE TRIO beach. EVERY BUL and Sa T. EVES. AIR MATTRESSES-LANTERNS Ihora eligible Include year iH M ro q iG OPEN SUNDAYS OPEN 6 DAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! around reEridents; non-resident Tel. 876-1648 DUFFEL BAGS-FOLDING COTS taxpayers who have sufficient iiRitEinNR'niEM a M ONDAY Mini SATURDAY 9:00 A.M . le 5:30 P.M.— THURSDAYS 9:00 A .M . to 9.-00 P.M. T M M f t y ! property aseeaeroent to enable SHOWN them to vote at a town meeting AT 7:06 H O U R S t and (Mnporary residents who stay MANCHESTER SURPLUS SALES at least one w eek although they Happy combination: Early American cherry with Yankee thrift! Hours: Thurs., Frl., Sat. Member Of “UNI-CARD” — J. Farr, Prop. are limited to the dates they ac- 169 North Main Street At Depot ^ n a re tuaiHy stay in town. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Children under six are adsnltted Open Daily till 9 P,M. « Phone 643-7111 free; the first member of each STARTS TONIGHT! W « Give You fam ily pays $2 all others are 81.60 Green each accept for special rates for large fcmlliee. Guest fees are 40 Stamps With oetuts per day and they must be Every Dime accompanied by a memberihlp You Spend! card owner. John D. Clarke, chair solid cberry man of the beech committee, will be gats attendant. He will be on duty from noon to 6 p.m. daily. LAST DAYS ’Those who wish to moor boats must apply to Clarke. MUST SELL TO THE BARE WALLS Graduate Apprentice William H. Oren, employed by Mercury Machine and Tool Co.. Inc., was among those awarded TIER CURTAINS certificates in graduation exercises for apprentices at the State Capitol 3 0 " and 36" Icng Friday evening. Certificates of completion were awarded to 460 graduates repre senting 41 apprenticeable trades, DRAW DRAPES who have been working tmd study ing for 2 to 7 yeturs to become 4S" to 90" Iona Journeymen in their eh(»en cryta. Plus Action “Ilirillerl -V- Ihe apprentice prcgiam is car ried out by the (Connecticut Lator 'TARZAN THE Department through its Apprentice PRINTED FIBERGLAS ’Training Division. MAGNIFICENT1" WHS Graduates to suit your budget DRAPES 72“ Twenty three local students graduated from Windham High • towMa diiiiir, minor ood bed School last night. Hleven of them • wetor kaMh have been on the honor roll for • beffal Md hutch Thto it fcmed Wlneton Chopel ehctiy. Thot m eans ODD RUFFLED the four-year term. Gal Carpenter, CONNECTICUT PREMIERE • mMd tahle Md 4 ehaln i lv saiutatorian, had the second high every beautiful hKh of every piece it of select, •etocwglM table M d 4 ehelra est average in the class — 93.88. TONIGHT AT 8:30 solid cherry, rubbed and polished to o rich lustre. CURTAINS A «,i«^ . Other honor students were Ann • A e e l ie f tahh amd 4 dheirs Authentic hardware ie of heavy solid brass, end Gurnook, Patricia Mutphy, Robert Hatchett^ Robert Dton Jr., Thomiu construction is superb. Cherry actually grows love- f get a ^autiful Roberts, Joan Boos, Thomas Her wHh og e . , . If you think the pieces ore beautiful CSiowanae, Jirfm Naumao, Richard C O H A G E SETS m e t r o eoLDjra M Am on our floor, just wait until they've been pn your picture o f. ftoegda and Linda PeU. floor lor o few yeors. Come see. Other graduates include Rich your baby ard Coughlin, David Forbes, Philip TOWELS Pepin. George Platt, Doran Shum cinerama for only way, Leon Tetreault, Brian War PAUL BATH S I Z E ...... 2 for ner; also Rosemarie Brousaeau, AGES: INFANTS TO U YEARS HSizabeth Kaskowltz, Janice Ko NEWMAN Hece'c all yon dol Jmt bring yonr HAND SIZE...... 3 far walski, Judith Palmer and Janice children to our store on the dates SpeUlBEUL IS ■bown and our specialist in diild WASH CLOTHS or HNGERTIP ... .* S for Several local atudants raoalved m m pbotography will take several cote awards at the raoant Athlatic (above) Scotch plaid poses. Yonll get to see yoor Awards A aaomhly at Windham sleeveless dress of dacron lovely fioiahed pictnras la }ost a SdiooL.pectifloatas for track and Avron with brass few days- PLASTIC SHOWER SETS Set went .to Russell Haddad, Michael button trim, brass buc Your choice from beautifully f in - Blum, Donald Haynes, Joseph Jas- .SUflLOOemoai kled self belt, pleated idied pictures (not proofs) 5 x 7't TAFFETA OR TRICO «! Set winakl, John Knapp, Michael Ko- and walkt size. 1 8x10 from studio koszko, Thomas Marchiaa and — MaWN. fM BfiMiOON skirt. 7-13. selected pose . . . the “Ideal Familr FULL OB TWIN SIZES Douglas Tettsibacli. ^ k a g e ." * IVaSfanMn bosaball awards wera 00U6l^;NEAL-(jeM One or two diOdkea in each family w31 be given to Cauoiae Fisifliar, John NNNI6lir-SniVi.RaBMG»-Mm (below) Bronze or j^reen pfaptognviMd for onW S9d each. Okwos BEDSPREADS *5 Each Card and BHan Pnoder. H-00 per pataonTSdn CWI* 5x7, $t.5a A jK M t t y a plaid, roll sleeve dress - HUDSON CURTAIN OF NEW HAVEN Golf awards to Thomas Qud. % SEATS NOW ON iRATJb Beau nO A li H oU m I wdUddm-plcnisaB, AOotaasI OuRan and Pater Thm- with V-neck filled with v n X 5*4, fcai ftaa 50^ each in a gronp o f 4 , am at pose. SELLING ENTIRE INVENTORY OP boniinl. Gaiy Thtttfbaoh raoalved MAIL OR PHONB RB8BRVATK»«8 AOCBPTBD Shop h e-e-e-l eomfeit. YOU HAVE CHOICE OP FREE MAIN ST. contrast ascot. Leather- a terniis award and arohery awards 4 CREDIT PLANS... tab, self,belt, unpressed were presented to Brian Pender, -AIB-fXMromONED PARKING pleata. 7-18. Jeffrey Moeckel and Robert Bow- Eves. lff
/ |. f' 3,V‘J, ;, ; •■ \' I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE ^9, 1968 f f ^ m m MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIjD, MANCHESTER, (X)NN^ WEDNESDAY* JUNE 19, 1968 PAG E f lY B ^ <.vy .* wore white lace over aqua taffeta, very simple; ^'nie economic pow and carried yellow roses with aqua er stnicture controls the political Greer-D’Am brosia Wedding camationa. Economies^ power Structure-Jilt the pocket- Dr. Butterf ield h Renamed The, mother of the bride wore a book and things will change.” "FUN FOR YOUR SON IN THE SUN" flowered” dress. The bridegroom’s Hyson • Hawley mother wore a blue coat dreas. PiU Business Behind Negro Heart Association President OPINING JUNE 24---HPTH SEASON Both wore while orchids. Miss Mildred Lee Hawley of A reception for 225 was held at DeCarli Finishing Dunn. N.C., became the bride of tr — Walfoce r. J K ^ sdsi m id h is X>r. Robert X. Butterfield of the Maroo Polo Restaurant, Baat trade slumped drastically under Vernon Rd., BoKoa, last night was Thomas John Hyson of Manches Hartford. For a motor tour oif New ted ripoMte Mv*ra •eonomie Hitch with Army Elngland, New York and New Jer 6 p.m. curfew. re-Mected preaidant of the Man- ter Saturday, April IS. at St. diMlft from f«6lal troubles Cambridge merchants decline Mary’s Elplscopal Church, Man sey, Mm. Hyson wore a blue dren. wMch landed more tlun 9,000 Ne- comment on reports of a Negro M. Sgt Robert V. De CarU, son cheeter Area Heart Aaeooiatlon at chester. The couple are living at Dunn. boycott and a white counter-boy of the late Vito and Johanna De Its annual meeting at WlUle’s 8pec.4 Hyson la In the U.S, gtoee in Jail during Sve weAe of GLEN HAVEN Tile bride is the daughter of Mr. Army, a dental assistant In the demonstrations. cott. Carli of Tolland, is returning to the Steak House. He is Mrvlng for s and Mrs. Blbert Raynor. Dunn. In another trouble spot, Jack- second term. Dental Detachment at Ft. Bragg, Reaction from proapective in< United States after 90 years of FOR The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. N. .C. He la a Inepiiier of the Ama son, Miss., the Chamber of Com service. He will reside in Manches Other offlcers arS Mrs. BJdson and Mrs. Brwdn Hyson, 4/18 Wood dustrlea was adverse in many in merce reported negligible effects Bailey, vice president; Mrs. Rich teur Athletic Union, and was asso stances. However, the reaction ter. land Si. ciated with Instructors of the from racial turmoil. Some busi ard Dlmodc of Bolton, sacrstary, L MVS The Rev. Geoi-ge F. Nostrand, has aulieided attd inqulrlee for nessmen said sales decreased by Prior to entering the Army, the Handicapped at Manchester High sergeant worked ter Packard Mo and Oeorge Froet, who was re rector, performed the double ring new development are now “com 9 to 8 per cent. elected treasurer. School, where he was co-captain ing along okay,” Crowder said. Negroes have employed the boy tor Car Co. in Springfield, Mass. DAYA^BSi • te CAM 7, 8 to t, 10 fo 11 Mid 1* to 14 P ceremony. Sydney MacAlplne was of the .gCIL championship swim OemonstriiUons hurt business in He has been control supervisor at Atty. Paul Marte, fund drive organist and Franklin Lawrence ming team in lO.’iS. In 1959 he won cott with effectiveness in many chairman, reported that $16,361 was soloist. The sanctuary was SMILING SERVICE Danville, Va. But Oeorge Garter, other cities, including Atlanta and the Ordnance shops at the US SWIMMING ARTS end first place In the AAIT swimming president of the Chamber of Com- Nashville, Tenn. By refusing to Army General Depot in Braconne, had been collected to date from CRAFTS decorated with Raster lilies. Slid diving Hiampion.ships at Yale STREET, MANCHESTER aaerce, said be believes the slump buy at big department stores. Ne Prance, near the city of Angoule- the Heart Fund campaign. Re ■i The bride, given in marriage by Univeraity, New Haven. He is a la past. Calls for a Negro boy- groes forced desegregation of me. ceipts Include donations^ from DIVING her father, wore a floor-length part-time lifeguard at the Holiday abtt of white merchants apparent Sgt. De CarU will live at 48 Rodkville, Vernon, Ellington, Bol ARCHERY Swim Club, Fayetteville, N. C. lunch counters and other facilities. Union St. - i gown of lace over tuffed taffeta ly never materialised. City buses were boycotted in ton and Manchester, aU towns of and carried a bouquet of white m **Hie demonstrations are par- Macon, Ga., last year, resulting the Manchester area. LIFE- RASEEALL roses. Her shoulder-length veil of TRY SEPARA’nON CHANSOksiTE — Best Loved tieularly unfortunate at this time in desegregation of the buses and HANDUNO LOWE’S AFFAIRS Malcolm W. Thompami, treasur illusion was attached to a pearl er. of the Connecticut Bank and SAYING HOLLYWOOD (APi A spokes because we are on the threshold of hiring of Negro drivers. An ear LOS ANGELES (AP)—A law Dr. Robert K. Butterfleid RASKETIALL studded crown, man for actress-heiress Dina Mer adding 860 Jobe, both for Negroes lier boycott put buses out of busi yer and a bank are assuming re Trust Co., Rockvllls, was present Mlsw Frances Katherine Hyson rill says she and her husband. and white persons, in the form of ness in Albany, Ga.—one promi sponsibility fOr the personal and ed with a desk plaque for meri ROWING SOFTRALL of Manoliester, a sister of the Stanley M. Rumbough Jr., are new industry,” said Mayor Julian nent exception to the general rule financial affairs of idling actor torious service hi leadership in FrosL treasurer for Um peat thres bridegroom, was maid of honor. Edmund Lowe, 78. past drives in the Rockville area. trying a year-long separation In It Itinscn. of white businessmen yielding to years. VOLLRY- Mns. John Calkins and M in Prto- an effort to solve marital prob 4 ' In street demonstratfons at an economic squeexe. Superior Court Judge Clyde C. He Is former vice insaident of the Dr. Thomas Donovan, cMsf oi CAMP-OUTS cllla Gibson, botli of Manchester, lems. Ohmhridge, Md., a martial-law Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Triplett named attorney Donald C. Heart Association. cardiovascular surgery and RALL were bride.vnaids. Certificates of recognition for Miss Merrill, 36, who makes her eorfew and general unrest have who first used the bus boycott Klmber conservator of Lowe’s valuvar surgery at Hartford Hos PISHING The honor attendant wore a home in New York, 1s the daught tgken their toll on the business eight years ago in Montgomery, person Tuesday and appointed the service in the Heart Assodation pital, was the speaker. He give an WOOD white lace over orchid taffeta er of the late stockbroker E. F. We. ▲ super-maricet manager. Ala., explains the technique as Bank of , America conservator of were awarded to Atty. Marte, informative account on me de sheath witli overskirt, and carried Hutton and the former Marjorie his estate. fund chairman for the PMt two velopment of closed and open heart RIPLERY GAMES a bouquet of yellow roses and or Merlweather Post. Rumbough, 43, Attorney Vernon Bettin present years, and Mrs. Bailey, co-chair surgery. Slides were shown cm the chid camationa. Mm. Calkins wore Is a prominent New York business ed the petition which said Lowe man; Mrs. Dlmock, oO-diainnan of use and improvements In tubes Physleal Fltnsss white lace over maize tafferta, and management consultant. was 111 and not able to take care the Bolton area; Thorapsoo, chair which help to alleviate diseased TRACK Indootrinatlea carried a bouquet of yellow roses The couple has three children, N O W V of Ms own affairs. man of the RookvUls area,, and heart sonditlons. and maize camattom. Mias Gibson Lee, 16, David, 13, and Nina, 10. AT NO METSA GHABOBt lliitsrlahi for arte and crafta. Pottery. Jewelry, Lentheronftot medk on each eMnpM; TRANSPMITATION WITHIN CITY LIMITS OF MAN0HE81KR, Care-free AFTMOATIOW BEINO CAMP PERIODS Undted EnroUmeot The New World Of Mohawk Carpets TAKEN FOB AIX. 160% Trataod Staff- W “lir-8-liH" lot Period ...... June 94-Ja|y $ OAKP niBlODB Ootmoelor Training Period Iron-free SHOCK tad Poriod ...... July 8-Jnly 19 Located on Bpriiv-Fod AISORKERS 9rd P erio d ...... Jnly M-Ang. t Lake (Sperry’s Ole«) 4th P erio d ...... A«g. 5-Aug. 16 Red Cross Swimming DACRON! Instmetlon Extra W eek...... Aug. 19-Ang. 99 Loth photo MRS. PETER RAOUL GREER I t . Most Oars STAFF MEMBERS The marriage of Mias Terese^ Richard Goodnough of Ports Chansonette Dacron washes L < For A Utfie More OlklROE MITCHELL, Camp Director Ann D'Ambroeta of Greenwich to mouth, N. H., served as best man. and d ries in a wink! Circular Horoebaefc Kldiag Avallablo Peter Raoul Greer of Manchester Ushers were Richard Houghton of B.S. University of Connectlout was solemnised Saturday at St. Durham, N. H., and Joseph Aceta and spoke-stitched cups for Oa Begnori M.S. Sptlngflold College Mary's Church, Oreeniwich. of Boston, Mass. HEAVY DUTY fXA.O.8. Untverolty of Hartford The bride la a daughter of Mr. A reception for 126 was held at finest fit. Center elastic band BONDED ANDBBW VINCBN8 BOB HAMILL and Mrs. James D*Ambrosia of the Woman’s Club, Greenwich. The Assistant Director Spiingfteld College Greenwich. The bridegroom is the couple will live in Hawaii. expands as you do for easy FOR ANY Arts and Oratto DIreetor non of Mrs. Arthur Rafferty of AMERICAN CAR Red Croso Certlfted Mrs. Greer completed three years breathing. In white, A, B, C B.8. New Britain Teachers Waterfront Director 128 Park St. and Dr. William B3. of study at the University of New SST of MJk. University ef Hartford Greer of Needheun, Maas. Hampshire, Durham, where she cups. 4 SHOES CA.O.S. Unlversi^ of Hartford The Riev. Arthur E. Norton per was a member of Alpha Chi Omega For INSTALX.ED JAMES BBE8BNSKY BILL McCa r t h y formed the ceremony and cele sorority and plans to complete her 2 AT DISCOUNTS Man cheater High School Teacher Manchester High brated the nuptial Maas. Miae senior year at the University of WHEEU B.8. New Hampahlre Unlv«ralty School Graduate Mary Roberts of Greenwldi wan Hawaii. Mr. Greer is a graduate of HEAVY-DUTY MA. University af Hartford orgainist. Bouquets of white peo the University of New Hampshire, NEW nies and gladioli were at the altar. and a second lieutenant in the U. S. LOW ADDRESS ALL INQUIRIES TO: Given in marriage by her father, PRICE MUFFLER Army Reserves. He will report for GLENN HAVEN BOYS' DAY CAMP the bride wore a floor-length gown 10 weeks training at F t Banning, $3.88 We Stock At of wMte alpaca, d eeig i^ with Ga., and, after a 30-day furlougii, Exchange P.O.BOX 13------MANCHESTER, CONN. ■ cooped neckline, eRxnv-length will report to Hawaii for two Discoont Prices For Personal Appointment Call Camp Secretary ■leevee and detachaible train. Her years duty. He plans to complete Hartford 628-0922 or Mr. Mitchell 677-0806 edbow^Iength veil of Illusion was work for a master's degree at the e F imI e Distributor attached to a pillbox b ^ with back Pumps Free Brochnreo AvaEaMe At Krause Florist, Green Pharmsoy, Nassiff Arms Company and Patio University of Hawaii. Point, and Drive-In. bow, and she carried a bouquet of Don^t Sweat Out The Summer fig g g u i e Water Condensers eudharta UUee and blue delphln- TAKH8 YALE POST Pump. him. N'iuW HAVEN (AP)—A New e Oarbnre- Mias Gerry DeiFusco of North Had Enough? W hy not put a stop to the uncomfort tors YOUR MOHAWK CARPET STORE York attorney, Henry V. Poor, has e Generators Andover, Mam., was maid of hon been appointed assistant dean of g n Main BL, Manchester or. Miss Judi Ciairo of Port Ches able hours and days wUch rob you of energy and e IMarters e dutches the Yale Law School. The appoint Cbarga With UNI-OARD ter, N. T„ a couein of the bride, ment is effective July 1, Dean B)u- pleasant disposition. Let a room air conditioner bring Voltage e Wheel MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER was beideaniald. Mias Nancy gene. Roatow, said yesterday. Bearings D’Amlbrosia of Greenwich, a sister you cool comfort for the rest of the summer. You can ReguTators WALL-TO-WALL 8PECOALISTS Poor succeeds Charles Runyon, Famous of the bride, was Junior brides who has accepted a Job with the OPEN to 1P.M. e Master e Universal fWEN DAILY TO 6:80—THURSDAY-FRIDAY TILL • P JL maid. atate department aa legal advisor beat the heat. There’s a room air conditioner to fit and Friday Qylindeis Joints 811 MAIN 8T., OPP. 8TATE ARMORY—TEL. 648-6108 AU the attendants wore white for African affairs. The new as- your home and your budget. See your dealer soon eyelet organdy over white antique riatant dean Is a former director OWN taffeta gowns, crowns of ivy and of the New York State Housing so you can start enjoying air conditioning soon. 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Wog- Rines, Lori Seader, Ann Sheehan, M A N ^ESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, c o n n ., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1963 nuui and Shirley E. Zeppa. , Joanne Sloesberg. Jan Spencer, PAQK 8 K V IN More Bid O p e ^ g Girl Scout Notes Wendy Spooner, Piktty Steele, Les Connecticut during the week end The puUlc building commission lie Steineker, Susan Wagner, Okay, Stay in Lint Sharp Dip Noted win open bids for fixed equip Final Assemblies Conducted ing June 16 dropped by 1,000 to Nenni Resignatidn rade School Senior Troop II Judith Whltesell and Betty War Thursday, Friday, Saturday 27,970 from 28,979 the preceding ment foe the proposed high schfiJl ner. I lAits Junior Museum, 126 Ce In Idle Claims week. today at 8 p.m. at the Community Officers selected for the new At Two Junior High Schools dar St., today Issued an urgent Prods Pro-Reds to Graduates 74 Hall and may be able to award Court ot Honor at the troop's plea for Inch worms, the vari the conatruoUon contract at their last meeting are Nancy Ohatel, ety that have been plaguing Unemployment claims fUed In president: Sally Platz, vice pres Final aaaembly programs wete Back Government DRIVEWAYS H«v«ity-four atudentfl will be regular meeting afterward. Court Physicians ward^Cihapln, Joan-Marie Halloran Manchester residents since Mianohesfer during the week end Berry Supper Set Bids were opened last week for ident; Lila North, 'scribe: a n d held at Bennet and Illing JunloV and Barbara Rayburn. early spring. gnduated ttmlfht from Bolton Janice Peach, treasurer. Patricia ing June 18, took a Sharp (Mp frofn (Continued from Page One) Free Esfimates On: the oonetrucMon of the jimior- Differ on Bruce High achoola thia morning. Industrial^ Arts: David Dingwall. The worms are the main diet, BlemenUry School in exercises at senlor high school on Brandy St. Gut, Linda Garri.son, Susan Ban LeonaM Gauba and David Hoch- tte previous week. Ihe drop of al By Ladies Society ning and Eileen Oliristenson were At Dling, the program Included burg. of a young female scarlet tsna- most 11 per cent was the largest moves to end the govem m ent''^- Buckley School in Manchester at A. F. Peaslee Inc. of Hartford L(DS ANGELES (AP) — Two ger, who is visiting the museum was apparent low bidder, followed named patrol leaders by their in 3 DAYS presentation of awarda; Bennet Library Aides: Stephen Lloyd. in the state. The drop for all of The Buckingham Ladles Aid So sis before President Kennedy's BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAYINO T;80. by Jack R. Hunter Inc of Man dividual patrols. court-appointed physlclahs differ- Btudenta received awards last Fri Brenda Ogren, Susan Palmer, while reeooperating from a The Rev. Bernard L. McGurk broken wing. Connecticut was only about 8.6 ciety will hold He annual straw scheduled June 30 arrival. It also chester. The PBC could not make , The lroop“l3 planning a trip to over whether night club comedian | day. James SInnamon, and Edward per cent. berry supper on Saturday, at the • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS pastor of St. Maurice Church, will Ocean Beach tomorrow. Some of Syzmanoskl.' Worms may be brought to left the 72-year-old Nenni without its decision until the sum to be Lennie Bruce should be hospital There were three aasembllea at Local claims dropped from 901 Buckingham Church, Glastonbury. • GAS STATIONS • BASKETBALL COURTS five the invocation and the Rev ^located for fixed equipment was the girls will continue’ scouting ized as a narcotics addict. WAY Nurse's Office: Pamela Siegel. the museum Tuesday through for the week ending June 8, to 808 a majority In the Central Commit Bennet. one for each class. Dale Abram Sanfrey of United Meth knowTi. activities through the summer Dr. T. L. Gore testified at a psy Orchestra: Judith Franzosa. Saturday, from 0 a.m. to 5 p.m,, for the week ending June 16. Of Servings will be at 8. 6 and 7 p.m. tee of the Socialist party. under the leade'rship of Gail Mitch DISCOUNT CINTSRS MacLean, Student Council presi and Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. A l WORK PERSONALLY SUPERVISED odist Church, the benediction F^xed equipment items include chiatric hearing Tuesday th a t' Press Qub: Sharon DoUton. the total olaims, 169 were from The menu will consist of ham, Nenni has quit the party leader furnishings and installations in the ell, a former member of Troop II. Bruce definitely used narcotics. ONLY! dent, gave the' welcome addreaa at Reading Service: Paula Rivard. Rockville. Overall, 893 claims were Class president John Lockward I b"ked beams, potato salad, rolls, ship before, and In the past his WE ARB 100% INSURED will ^v e the welcome; Janis general science, physics and chem But Dr. Keith 8. Dlttman said each assembly. Mualc was furnish UAC Rensselaer Prize: William and state certiftcatea for team filed by women and 413 by men. istry labs, home economics, arts Brownie Troop 6.S9 ed by the Bennet Band and the award; Scott Palmer and Stephen ' slaw, pickles, coffee or tea, opponents have always knuckled Hammond, the farewell. The class Bruce is not an addict and m arks' DBOOUNTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! Hlllnskl, a $60 check and certlft- Miasioheater was twelfth in the and straAvherry (fiortcake. under to him. But since the par-; fift, will be presented by Ferdi- and crafts, and industrial arts Twenty-five Brownies of Troop on hi.s arms could not establish ' Ninth Grade Choral Ensemble un oate. Burprenant, first place plaques state in olaims taken. Hartford rooms and the library. 639 "Flew Up" into Intermediate hi.s status. der direction of Walter Qrzyb. for team award; and Richard Po- Mrs. Philip Gale Is kitchen chair llamentary elections In April, the DE MAIO BROTHERS Sm CB IDM nanda Rattassi. Student Council; Wendy Alvord, was first with 4,826, followed ^ man, and Is assisted by Mrs. Jack party's pro-Communist wing has More Graduates Troop 642 on June 5. The flag Bruce, convicted of possession Speeches were made by three George Bradlasi, Kenneth Hankln- dolny. Grade 7, and John Ostrout, Bridgeport, 4,036; New Haven, 3,- Darby. Dining room chairman is Supt. Philip C. Liguori will de ceremony was conducted by Troop atudenta, Roderick MacLean at Grade 8, first place plaques and been clamoring (or Nenni's ouster TEL. 643-7691—WE CARRY JENNITE SEALER liver a message to the graduating InadvertenUy omitted from yes of heroin, was ordered to undergo MIN'S md ROYS' ■on and Christopher Powell. 274; and 'Watsrbury. -2,706. Mrs. Hethert Keeney, assisted by and a return to the old alliance terday's UsUng of Bolton grad 642 under the leaderahip of Mrs. medical examination to determine I the aeventh grade program; Bar Scholastic Art Awarda: Certifi state certtflcates.. Unemployment claims filed In Mrs. Oarelton Nelson. class. Robert C. Young will pre uates at Manchester High School Theodore Mnlek. A skit titled "The whether he is a narcotics addict ry SandalB, eighth grade; and with the Communists. sent cltisenship awards for the Ballet of Cock Robin" was per Stephen Penny, ninth grade. cates of Merit to Susanna Bellu- PTA. nie Grade 8 chorus will were Robert L Nlcliols and Carol or in danger of becoming one. ^ 1*0, Nancy Chandler and John L. Hanson, both of South Rd formed by the Brownies and direc Superior court Judge William A. I David Odell, Student Council sing. ‘Fair — Good’ ted by their leaders, Mrs. Maurice Ostrout. an first places. Munnell turned down a motion for I president-etect of Manchester Scholastic WriUng Awards; John McCarrick, chairman of The Ladies' Benevolent Society Pa*s and Mrs. Leonard Seader. dismi.ssal by Bruce's attorney, High SchOqi, welcomed the ninth the board of education, will pre of Bolton CongregaUonal Church "Fly-Ups" were Doreen Anderson, CANVAS CASUALS Certificates of Merit to Joan Mar Charles R. Ashman. The lawyer graders to Mh S. Principal George sent diplomas to: Phyllis A. Ar announced at its annual meeting: Mary Jo Andreoli, Deborah contended Bruce had been har- low, an honorable mention for a Brodlau apoke at each aaaembly. short story; and Caryl Phlnney, a nold, Donna J. Aspinwall, Mark G. laat night that the Yankee StreS Burt, Jan Chrlstadore; Janet El ra.ssed and intimidated by th e ! At Dllng, George Bradlau, Stu Aaplnwail, Diane E. Bagley. Joan Fair made almost J500 and the liot. Susan Jagoutz, Sharon Joy doctors during their examination. state key award and a national F. Bedford, John D. Bosworth, dent Council president and son of Chicken baibecue, almost $400 The ner. Karen Leemon, Cindy Martin, Ashman said Bruce had admit the Bennet principal, was master commendation for poetry. Wendy J. Boyd, Rebecca J. Bris money wiU be used to purcha.se Wendy Morrison, Lorraine Mush- ted using a drug called methedene Science Fair: Mary Oellnos, tol, Linda R. Caddy, Helen J. Ca- ko, Mdchele Patterson, Marjorie 2.00 of ceremonies. The opening prayer education several times a day but said he Grade 7, and Sharon Wood, both rlnl, Dorothy M. Clark, Arthur W, j was written and presented by building. iTie Mdies plan a supper Pass, Nancy Richards, Mardeen had never used narcotics. Long-wearing canvaa uppers, full-length apOnge Innersole, thick bouncy ertpa Pam Broderick, Billie Carlson anil Grade 7, honorable mentions; Da Clarke, Donna M. Cummings, Sept. 21. a rummage sale Oct. 4 ■ole. The comfort choice for your outdoor aettvitlea. Sandy Guadano. Music waa by vid Dixon, Sharon Ooodstlne, Paul Louis C. Dimock, Paul M. DTtalia and a Christmas fair in late No COLOR: ASSORTED. Barbara R. Ducharme, Thomas F. the Seventh Grade Mixed Choir, Scarchuk and James Welch, all vember or early December. SIZES: BOYS’ 8H to 6—MEN'S 6H to 12. accompanied by Edward COiapln Grade 8, honorahle mentions; Rob Freddo, William T. Gauthier, Su Baseball Results san K. Gee, Brenda L. Goodwin, and Joan-Marie Halloran; and ert Wldell, Grade 7, second place; Baseball Results the Eighth Grade Choir, accom Ralph A. Grover, Janis M. Ham In baseball, Cavanaugh's Garage Busan Teeta, Grade T, third place; mond, Gregory C. Hutchinson, panied by Nancy Chandler and Joann Bajek, Grade 8, a e c o iid beat G and H Paving 17 to 3. Rob Barbara Rayburn. U nda L. Heck, Kathy A. Jarvis. ert Henry pitched for Cavanaugh's. place; Stephen Lloyd, Grade 8, third place. ■r-"/ ifr f A Also, Donald F. Kehaya, Kent F. James Rufini was catcher and hit SERVICE SPECIAL The Class Will was written by Klelnschmidt, Deborah A. Laws. a home run with bases loaded. Sandy Guadano, Pat Harris, Elinor Also, Warren Moeler and Paul 14 OALLON INSULATED John H. Lockward. Elsie C. Mat Sheridan Oil Ijeat Bolton Dairy Gibson and Jill Horton. Essaya Smyth, honorable mentiona for INfULATID SUPERTHERM thews, Jeffrey J. Maxwell, Jen 16 to 15. Keith Carpenter and Ken were read by Ed Syimanoskl and team oiwarda; John Atkinson and PELICAN COOLER CHEST nifer E. Maxwell. Susan J. Miller. Griiffin pitched for Sheridan's; Candy Famell. Martin Haherem, third places for Anne M. Miner, Thomas E. Miner, Pete Traygis hit a home nm. The A collection of poems were read: team award; Robert CoMman Steven C. Nichols, Violet O'Reilly, Dairy team used four pitchers, Bob "Prayer," by Luanne Heck and and Brian Rogers, second places 9 T 2.47 QT.S Steven J. Paggioli, Lawrence B. Robinson, Duane LeBlanc, Jay Barbara Holman; "The Enigmas Perry, Janet M. Potter, Edward Plante and Bob Olmsted. Bill of Illing," by Deborah Czamota; F. Powers, Ferdlnanda T. Rattaz- Mickewicz hit a home run for the INFANTS'-CHILDREN'S SNEAKERS INFANTS' TERRY CLOTH SLIPPER "Onward and Upward," by Paula sl, David E. Reopell, Letitia E. losers, who have now won five and Rivard; and "Reflections," by Reopell, Linda A. Reynolds, Lyim lost three. Barbara Rayburn. Spring Special E. Riley, WlUiam W. Robbins, Principal Hyatt Sutllffe made Mary Jo Rogowski. Linda A. Ros- Manchester Herald Bolton cor- | Voi/ can't make a better deal closing comments. RANCHES and CAPE CODS er, Paul F. Russell, respondent. M. Clemwell Young, Awards were made aa follows: Painted For telephone 648-8981. to save your life! 1 .4 9 Art Club: CJharles Griffin and Also, Robert W. Sebastiao, Ken Elliot Svelnys. neth C. S^apazian, James D. Mother'a delight! Elaatlc top keepa It anug, terry cloth Sharpley, Barry J. 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Mitchell, pronerty at % r Obituary read the committal service. 14« Broad St. Bearers were Thomas Dusk, Prompts Comment Thbman P.. EUnlby and Dtane B. Big Civil Rights Bid Called Cruel F R E E GOLDFISH! Juvenile Court Gets John Dusk, Paul Hanaway, Rich Plriley to EYank Kenneth Wigren Thomas Sheehan ard McKean, Henry Godin and By John Hannon and Jean L. Wigren, property at Thomas Sheehan, 66, of 50 Dur John McGartland. 63 Agnee Dr. By Housewife ant St., died yesterday at Manr^es- Samuel S. Schwartz to Jack A. By JFK Assures Fight F R E E BALLOONS! ter Memorial Hospital. Newton R. llaggart The CEwrter Revision Oonunis- Brown and Mazy E. Brown, prop Most ShopKfting Cases Funeral services for Newton R. By jrOY Bm L BT Mr. Sheehan was bom Jan 4, aion’s treatnient of a proposed re- erty at 30. Kenwood Dr. (Oentianed from Page Om ) pected Southern fUlbuster agalnai 1897, In County Kerry, Ireland, Taggart of 39 Woodland St. were Quitclaim Deeda NEW YORK (AP)—X am about F R E E LOLLIPOPS! held yesterday afternoon from St. orgEuiiaation of town government, his proposals. Negro leaders are Twenty boys and a yirl were presented in Circuit Court in and WEIS a resident of Mcmchester attacked by CIRC member AUy Bhuce MacArthiv' and Joyce and political ties” at what he planning for such mass action. I bo organiM a Boeloty for the Pin- 20 yeans. He was formerly em Mary’s Episcopal Church. The Rev. MaoArthur to Samuel S. Sobwarta, The resid en t said: Manchester Monday on charges of breach of the peace grow- William F. Gender HI, senior els- Thomas Bailey and defended by termed a time of national crisis. I yantion of Crualty to Houeewlvea. hig out of an epidemic of teen-age shoplifting which police ployed at the Hartford Gas Oo. prcperty at 31 Kenwood Dr. "Unruly tactics or pressures And once my fellow-aufferera Survivors include his wife, Mrs. sistEuit, officiated.’ Sydney MacAI- ORC Chairman Atty. Sanford EMgar C. SMIth to Aatrid B. And he called on them to stay will not help and may hinder the H O TD O G S ^ have been investigating for about ten weeks. Winifred Soarr Sheehan; tw o pine wEus organist. Burial wew In Plepler. hEUi prompted comment Smith, property at 41 Hoffman in session until the program is en learn what’e being dreamed up East Cemetery. effective eonslderation of these Bl«ven ot ttte young people were ------daughters, Mrs. George MacDonald from the promoter of the propoEied Rd. acted, preferably as a package, measures. ” (or ua now, they'll be lining up to and COKE Sranaferred to tlie authority of the and Mrs. Ellsworth Cobb, both of Bearers were Arthur Warring change, John Hannon. Partial Releaoe of Caveat Juvenile court without having been and Mrs. Leroy Joy, South Wind ton, Albert Warrington, William “however long It may take and Kennedy said the problems In Join. sor; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Enfield; two brothers, John Shee At a ORC meetdng leet week Water and Sewer Department to however troublesome It may be.” volved cannot be solved “by cling Having Juat emergad—atlcky > . ^4 4"c pul to plea. Six were found guilty han of New York City, and Wilson, Thomas Tomkunas. Wil proposed switch from'the oouncil- toaCi v' 4" ^ i. and fined small amounts. One, Drewlng, 68 Mountain St., Rock- liam Ekigleson and Raymond Grif Gladye V. Swanaon, property at Noting that his proposals were ing to the patters of the past” hut trlumphant—from tha trading ... ^ 'ville. Mdohael Sheehan of London, Elng- mEinager to strong mayor-alder- 313 Adam* St., 8307.48. drafted after consultations with nor by violence In he street. ■tamp ware, 1 thought perhapa Uavld Howes, le, of 136 Demlng fin. men form of government was as ■t. was found innocent. DISOHAJ«JED YESTERDAY: land; four ksters, Mrs. Mary Wood Marriage Uoenee both Democratic and Republican Neither, he said in reference to could sit in a coraar tor a whlla of New York City, and three Delegations from the British signed to a subcommittee for con Douglas AJlyn Minor, Skwt Hart leaders of Congress, he sidd he Alabama's Oov. George C. Wal _.'U»fse oases were continued to Willard Appleby, 28 Gerard St.; American Club, the Eighth Dis sideration. and Ilok my wounds and my Monday. Mrs. Bart>ara Barnes, Glaston sisters in England, and three ford, Eutd Anne Katherine Lucas, feels certain that bipartisan sup lace’s recent attempt to prevent atampe. grandohdldren. trict Fire Department, the Man The proposal wm given to the .52 Eld ward St., St. Bridget’s port can be rallied behind his civil Integration of the University of i Eleven other teenagers, not bury; Janice Bigras, 405 N. Main chester Police Dept, attended the ORC for study irfter the town’s But now, to a nation o< battla- The funeial will be held Friday funeral. Church, June 29. rights measures "as It has in the Alabama, can a solution be round ■carred hoiuewlvea, baa coma •wunonsd to court, because they St.; Ralph Carlson, South Windsor; directors received a 2,660-name case of world crises.” aw lose than IS years old, have Dean CoUins, Wapplng, Samuel at 8:30 a.m. from the W. P. Quisiti Building Permits through “physical actions or prss- word that a new gift program la Funeral Home, 225 Main St., with petition Euklng that Uie change be To EYsuik Gambolati for Walter At the same time, Kennedy cau ence” by a public official, ''how In tha making to further compli ^ been transferred to the Juris- Del Greco, 84 Ccmgress St.; Nor Adam Medlkowskl considered. tioned against any demonstrations ever appeaUng such melodramatic of Juvenile authMltles. man E>ussault, East Hartford; a requiem Mas.s at St. James’ ROCKVILLE — Adam Medikow- Loka, for construction of a dwel cate the ahopping proceaaea of Uia Church at 9. Burial will be in St. Since the ORC hcul already been ling at 341 Bush Hill Rd., 816,- at the Capitol to protest an ex deidces mSy seem to some.” family purcnaalng agent. Those whose cases were referred Eugene Forest, East Hartford; James’ Cemetery. ski, 84, died at ^he Green Lawn to the Juvenile court at Monday's Mrs. Helen Hills, 39C Bluefield Convalescent Horne on Union formed, suid was not the child of 000. It'e oi^ed the gift etar program, session were Robert Rice. 16. of Dr.; Mrs. Catherine Hills, He Friends may call at the funeral Street yesterday nromlng. the petition, Atty. Plepler asserted To John Fay, for relocation o f a and while its proponents are quick home tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. that the commission weis acting 5 DeSimone, 16, bron; Mrs. Hope Hubbard, Elling He was bom in Poland, Oct. 32 house from 404 WethereU St. to to claim advantages over trading and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 1878. rightly In treating the proposEd ■tamp plans, the two eyatemaeynrtama dl? of 202 Oak St.; Michael LeTour- ton; Mrs. Eknlly Kukavich, 65 Ver 7 to 9 p.m. Just as all the other charter 245 Adams St., 86.000. neau. 16. of 1S3 Brookfield St.; non Ave., Rockville: Mrs. Dor Funeral services will be held to To Henry Arnold, for EUteratlons Ruce Bill Hearings fer in about the aame way Mallory Schardt. 16, of 31 Eastland morrow at 8:30 a.m. from the chsinges it must consider. ibold fever and bubonic plague. othy Unders, 57 Main St.; Glenn Mrs. Gmrge Broun Atty. Bailey 'wanted the com to a dwelling at 43 Dorothy Rd., at.; Paul Richard, 16. of 161 Center Mead, Hazardville: Mrs. Linda Burke Funeral Home, 76 Prospect 81,890. 'I'v e had to plan my shopping St.: Jerry GenUlcore, 18. of 109 VERNON — Mrs. Ruth Babcock St., with a requiem Mass at St. mission Eis a whole to study the strategy with the ouimlng of a Mitchell, East Hartford; Mrs. Joy proposal, however, Eisserting that To FYank Gambolati for Dur- Ihimmer St.; Gerald Mistretta, 17, Brown, 59. of Bolton Rd., died .yes Bernard’s,.Church at 9. ward Lathrop, for addition to a five-star general aver since the Monsarrat, Wapping; James Pick it is in faot more important thEin To Start Next Week battle of the stamp books erupted of 112 School St.; Jane Brooks 16 les, 21 Chestnut St.; Mrs. Stella terday at an out-of-town hospital. Burial will be in St. Bernard’s dwelling at 96 Campfield Rd., of 38 Bigelow St.; Bruce Pigott, 16' She was the wife of George Brown. Cemetery. There will be no calling smy of the leas fax reaching adth a blast of rainbow-colored Poplok, 54 Ward St., Rockville; changes the oommiasion has been 81.500. « 130 Washington St.; and Miohaei Bom In Sterling on April 16, hours. To Ekigene GirardInl for Roger (Continue*! from Page One) and plaid buckshot. Maloney, 18, of 47 Bruce Rd. Mrs. Joan Saibo, Ellington; Mrs. 1904, she was a daughter of Eisked to consider. Phyllis Schmidt, Coventry; Steven Hannon sigreee with Atty. Plep Brown, for alterations to a dwel Officer Elected I may be spending more on Pines of $10 each were levied George B. Babcock and the late ling at 27 Lannmore Dr., 8476. waited much longer than he shoe solas than I'm saving on against Eric Ozols, 18. of 24 Watson, 33 Charter Oak St.; Fran Miary Belnap Babcock. She had ler that the formation of the com- should. But these are for another stamps in a detsrmlned effort to cis Zinker, Windsor Rd.; Mrs. hved in this area for the pEist 27 miaaion was not the direct result John Ruff, fo r Eiddition to a day. Today, we must close ranks By Bendy PTA, Strickland St.; and Brian Hamilton, garage at 281 A utum n St., 8250. oollect more books than the public 16, of 648 Venum St. Ruth Zima. Enfield; Mrs. Dorothy years. State News of the petition, which was gath and pledge our support,” Javlts library. But it has trimmed my Totten, 95 Bridge St.; Jane Zuc- She was a member of First Con ered by his Citizen Committee for To BenjEunin MEtgowan, for con said. Tfj Five dollar, fines were levied Better Government. struction of a sign at 52 Cooper Mrs. Rdbert E|. Slnuneni, Grade figure and sharpened my thinking Carrier, 19, of 649 cardy, Coventry; Mrs. Frances gregational Church of Vernon. Sen. Herman E. Talmadge, D- 2 teacher ait Bentley School, last processes. I can determine wheth W. Middle Tpke.; Richard Larson Moquin and son, 14 O hrisU ^er Besides her huSbend and father, But he warns that the Import Hill St., 825. Ga., saying "force legislation is night was selected as second vice er a box of cookies at 89 cents 18, of 110 Grove St.; Dean Metzger, Dr., Rockville: Mrs. Dolores she is survived by a son, Milton Roundup ance of the proposed reorgEmizatlon To Gregorio Construction Co. for not the answer to human con preaidenit of Bentley School PTA, with double stamps Is a better i 17, of 36 Columbus St. and Ed Gresko and daughter, Columbia. Brown of Vernon Center, two should not be underestimated. Burton J. McQuade, for addition duct,” declared: "I shall vigor at a meeting of the executive buy than one at 87 cents vrithout' ward Doucette, 18, of 22 S. Alton DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. daughters, Mrs. Warren Seifert of (Continued from Page Ona Hannon claims that the direc to a dwelling at 514 Hilliard St., ously oppose the President's pack board in the school library. She stamps faster than a computer. Bt. Marylyn Spielman, Ellington; Zen Ellington and Mrs. Elarle Dorman tors formed the commission with 82,700. age of unconstitutional meas fills the vEtoanoy left by the resig*- As near as my shell-shocked of Stafford S(prings: three broth knowledge of "the growing discon ures.” SMART WRAP SKIRTS Scheduled to appear in court er Tamulls, 121 Ferguson Rd.; Mrs. with legislators once Eigain next tent of the people of Manchester,’’ nation of Mrs. Patricia Tonskl. mind can sort out the facts, the Monday are Danny Milek, 17, of Nellie Haddad, 48 Arcellia Dr.; ers, Elmer Babcock and Walter Wednesday. "In Reconstruction Days, Con It was announced that a iKhool general idea of the latest mer Babcock, both of ■ Sterling, and although the commission was ac gress passed a statute extending *17 Gardner St.; Raymond Dion, Mrs. Florence Elwin, Watroiis Rd., Gov. John N. Dempsey announc tually discussed by the directors on fair would be held Septenfber 28. chandising method Is this; AND 17, of 29 Edgerton St., and Peter Bolton; Andrew Steven, 123 White George Babcock of Bradford, R. I.; ed yesterday June 26 had been federal power to private property The next meeting of execu Gift stars, aimed at building five sisters, Mrs. Harold Barber J eui. 29, while the petition was not Racial Fronts and private contracts,” Talmadge rrelman, n, of 21 Garden St. St.; Paul Misseri, Vernon; Samuel picked for a brief special session filed until March 6. tive l>Mrd will be Seipt. 10 a t 11m brand rather than store loyalty, No warrants were issued for the Smith, Glastonbury; Albert Patch, of Wdckiford, R. I., Mrs. Addie Ed- to enact a bdll that got lost in the said. school. will be incorporated in certain son and Mrs. Sherwood Griswold, "Atty. Plepler would do well to "The Supreme Court held such CULOTTES arrest of the youths. They were Wrights Mill Rd., Coventry; Mrs. shuffle as the regular session remember to obtain (the 2,600 sig At a Glance products by the manufacturer. called into court for plea. ___Avis __ Baker and daughter. East both of Vernon, Mrs. Eldmund rushed to adjournment' two weeks extension of federal powers un They will be packed in, affixed Chief Prosecutor Shigene Kelly ^ Hartford, Griawold of EJlUngfton, and Mrs. ago. natures) it was only necessary to constitutional, declaring the Con Opera House Opens Theodore Andersen of Brooklyn, canvass one quarter of the (Contii und from Page One) gress had no power to legislate In to or nuulo a part of the label of iresented the cases and Judge ' ' The bill will specify the method town...... ’’ toe participating products. s'ohn Casale presided. and eleven gTEindchdldren. in which state education grants these areas under the 14th Amend EAST HADDAM (AP) Ths The funeral will be held tomor "The town directors, bjrhirlng a JACKSON, Miss.—Negroes ten ment. After saving enough value to the towns are to be distributed systems analyst to examine opera Goodspeed Opera House, newly re oints for her heart’s desire as 1.97 Mens Short Sleeve Softball Player row at 2 pnn. at the Ladd Fiineral tatively agree to end demonstra "Just as such proposals violated m the coming biennium. tions of the public works and high stored, was reopened last night eplcted in the gift catalog, the Culottes in easy eare Home, 19 EElington Ave., Rock tions after mayor and City Coun the constitution then, they are amid typical opening night glitter S ville. The Rev. John A. L^ey, of way departments, . indicate their still unconstitutional.” and glow. coupon collector eends them off poplin, wrap skirts in WASH and WEAR Hospital Notes Injured in Game Water Firm Acquired awareness of the situation...... ” cil make conciliatory moves to In the pre-addressed mailing en denim, poplin aind duck. Mrst Congregational Church, will Rep. John A. Blatnik of Minne Gov. John N. Dempsey was velope and waits for the electron officiate. Burial will be in Elm IIARTFORD (AP)—A plan by "We do not lielleve that shuffling meet their requests. sota, chairman of the House Dem among the notables who attended Black, red, white or ytatU itg boon are 3 to 8 p.m. A member of Mai Tool & Engin wood Cemetery, Vernon Center. ^Ich the Bridgeport Hydraulic town employes from one depart ST. AUGUS-HNE, Fla.—Negro ocratic Study (Jommittee, called ic eye to work its way through blue. 8 to 10. ment to another (as the system’s the opening. the ketchup stains and dispatch •Y ««*Pt maternity, eering Co. ootftba/U team was ad Friends may call at the funeral Co. will acquire the Seymour members plan demonstrations to Kennedy’s program "a good one Vivien Kellema, retired Stoning- where are 2 to 4 p.m., and home today from 7 to 9 p.m. Water Co. was approved yesterday analy.st initially proposed) will cor back demEinds for more Job oppor that faces up squarely to the prob the prize by mail. mitted to Manchester MemordEd rect our present state of affairs for ton Industrialist and one of the What ehall I do if the grocer SPORT •W to 8 pjB. and private rooms, by the State Public Utilities Com tunities and other rights. lems that confront us and that founders of the Opera House foun S ” * are 16 a.m. to' 8 p.m. Hospital last night when he was Michael 1. Halloran mission. very long.” can no longer be delayed or Ig offers double trading stamps with "We are conducting a survey of CAMBRIDGE, Md.,—Meeting dation, arrived In a horse-driven the purchase of one brand of Vlritors are requested not to Injured in a fall during the last Michael J. Halloran of 50 Sleepy Acquisition of the Seymour firm with Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken nored. We no longer can preach carriage. Dempsey helped her Girls Sites 8 to 14 sawJte In pattent^s rooms. No more inning of a game with Moriarty by an exchange of stock will add our own in another town depart democracy to the rest of the toothpaste, but a competitive Hollow Rd., Newington, father of ment, and if the facts (we have nedy leads Negroes to call off from the carriage and gave her a . brand carries a gift star certifi- tban two ristton a t one time oer Bros, in the Dusty Leagrue. William Halloran of Coventry, 2,150 customers to Bridgeport Hy mass demonstration, brings world and fail to pracUce It at welcoming kiss. pattent. Robert Wilbanks, 23, of 66 draulic’s 67,000 Fairfield County gathered) are substantiated, this home.” eate? Tatke the easy way out and SHIRTS died Monday in the Farmington Information will be brought to the guarded optimism that racial start using tootbpowder? School St., suffered a concussion ConvEilescent Hospital. customers. problems may be settled. Rep. Richard Bolling, D-Mo„ said K iiils ! Cotton! when he hit his head on the Bridgeport Hydraulic also owns attention of the people EUid the And if my stamp catalog and PailentB Today: 284 He is also survived by two other town directors.” SAVANNAH, Ga.—Police and Kennedy's program Is "obviously ADMITTED 'YESTERDAY: ground as he was sliding into sons, four daughters, a brother, a water companies in Norfolk, North the strongest legislation ever pro gift star book both offer the same Deborah Giggey, South Windsor; third base. He was brought to the Canaan and Litchfield. In response to Atty. Plepler’s Ein- state troopers brace for more posed by any president In this N*»r Setar* S* U« Mfdi Item, how will I ever figure out if | 3 4 sister, nine grandchildren and two hosirital unconscious. He is de The company told the PUC that nouncement that he had considered demonstrations following arrests field.” Ml it’s "cheaper” to get It ■with filled ileeveless Mra. laiaabeth Ubert, Bolton Cen- great-grandchildren. a referendum to Judge popular in- 48 Tuesday, two downtown t « Rd., Bolton; Glen Frederick, scribed as resting comfortably. Funeral services will be held to Seymour Water Co. would remsiln "I am delighted It Is so all-in ■tamp books or with coupons? SWIM 26 Village St., Rockville; Mrs. Wilbanks started work this a separate entity, that no em terest In the chEinge, but rejected parks closed to public meetings. clusive,” Bolling added. "On the Well, I’ve always dreamed of morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the the Idea as incohsistent with the EmUy Generous, North Windham; month with Mai Tool. He was Thomas F. Farley Funeral Home, ployes would be released, that basis of this message, I think we being a rich old lady who did Mr*. Mary Pasek, East Hartford; previously employed by P ratt & there would be no increase In home rule act, Hsumon says, “It Charter Defeated have a real chance to enact nothing but sit and clip coupons. f ^ i i r W A I S T 96 Webster St., Hartford, with a was not our intent... (to have the strong legislation.” Now It looks as though that day All the newest Mrs. Turza Perry, Scott St., Ver Whitney hi East Hartford. From solemn requiem Meiss in St. Mary’s rates, and that Seymour’s water non; William Manning, 816 Hart Termessee, Wilbanks has lived in supply would not be diverted into CRC) conduct a popularity poll at HAMDEN (AP) — The defeat may come to pass before I'm SUITS collar styles. Church, Newington, at 9. Burial ford Rd.; Mary Green, 49 Winter Manchester for about .six years. Bridgeport Hydraulic’s system. the expense of the people.” Mther rich or old. Smart, distinc will be in St. ThomEis Cemetery, I Rather, "We would like the tax of a proposed new charter Is tive patterns St.; Anthony Rowe, 248 Wood- He is married and the father of Southington. j Top management officers at I forcing p ^ y leaders to hustle Adorable Styles! bridge St.; Mrs. Nellie Allinson, a young daughter. Seymour will have to accept a sal paying citizens of this town to Students I^eceive l l D l E S S C S and colors. Friends may call at the funeral have a choice in the matter of to pick their slates in time for Sires small, 114 Green Manor Rd.; Vincent Na- home today from 2 to 6 and 7 to ary cut, however. the town election in October. daakay, TalcottvUle: Mrs. Ruth government, and to provide this Notice of Marks Paula Wupperfeld medium, large. Slaying Trial Set 9. opportunity we have secured The new dharter, in addition to Coughlin, 50 E. Middle Tpke.; •ettlng up a mayor-council gov 6 hiHiM MfNi Aa4i 6* bt Charles Chambers, 832 Tolland Burned at Resort signatures of well over the ten Manchester High School students A iiiLiiWf IUi6M Gets Scholarship WATERBURY (AP)—Ralph S. f'DEJlSCHMANNS, N. Y. (AP) per cent of the electorate as re ernment, would have moved the IrrifUe* «6 tiB «l 67 J T^dca; James Peterson, Blast H art election date Into No’vember. It In grades 9 through H received Iw Am Uf pike, TVty fbt S ia e r ford; George MarchudE, Elast Castle, 57, of Derby will be tried A 63-year-old man was report quired by the home rule act.” preliminary report cEirds today, al iiwfirtitli Wffwt TWELVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1968 Section Two wEDNzsDAT, JUNE u, 1968 ilI(inrfr!?B]lyr lEovnittg i|Bral!i WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1968 and ailing Carlos Miria de la Torre had.anything to say as they drove Pages 13 to 24 Lengthy Ballot of Ecuador. Profumo Ends up to their London home and tronger Allied Ties After the Mass this morning the went Into the house. Blarller In EAST HARTFORD Rt. Rev. Msgr. Amleto Todlni de the day he issued a brief state Seen for Pope livered , the customary oration ment through his lawyers express H om e, Hale of Itie laodhedtiled plan a '■On Electing a Pontiff.” In It he His Seclusion^ ing his "profound"pn remorse” for DAY NURSERY slight on Che TPC's efforts. underlined one of the major ques his conducict. Two W orks Programs ‘You’re making iw out as •cone Aim of Europe Trip (Continued from Page One) tions facing the new Pope—the The couple had two dinner Payment Plan sort of fools for proposing to spend fate of Pope John's Ecumenical Arrives Home guests—Proiumo’s brother, Philip, 1S8 Sllmr Lam so much money from the reseave narrow the field to such cardinals Council. an army major, and Randol^ fund when the actual appropria East Hartford tion only camk later on," he said. (Oonttaned tn m P »te Om ) noon and a major address in as Giovanni Battista Montini of Msgr. Tondini told the cardin (Oontinned from Page Ooe) Churchill, Sir Winston’s son. Presented to Bom^d FVankfort Tuesday afternoon. Now on File But Martin said that his plan tour and Ms talks with alllsd Milan; Carlo Confalonieri of the als; "It will be up to the Rope, Tol. 289-6302 had been equally invalidated by In West Berlin on Wednesday Curia, the (Jhurch’s administrative chosen by you eminent fathers secret but evidence eventually Isaders. Kennedy will make three brief would be published. Chairmen Named An amuigemtnt for peymMits Twd propos^ capital improvement p ro g r^ s were pre the director’s appropriation, and headquarters; Giovanni Urtianl of from your ranks, to establish the ChUdron 2 to 14 yoars he was "only trying to meet the n is President will visit West addresses and make two stops at proper time for resuming the MacmiUsin would prefer an in t t debt* contracted by House and sented to the town’s directors at an infoiraal meeting last Venice; Paolo Marella of the situation as it now exists.” Oermany, Ireland, Britain and It the Berlin wall which divides the great council. vestigation by a panel of judges. By Political Qiib only Hale Dmartment Otore haa been night to help them map ^dt major improvphrfents in town dur Western city from Communist Curia and Giacomo Lercaro of filed with bankruptcy referee The rescheduling of ourrent ex aly. He is scheduled to fly from "But especially It will « up to The leaders agreed to discuss ing the next five years, ^ — —------— Bast Berlin. Bologna. how to punish FTofumo for l3dng Judge Saul Seidman, U.R. Bank- penses will probably require some Andrews Air Force Base Satur In West Germany Kennedy will Cardinals Montini, Urban! and him to ascertain and to judge If The annual plcnlo meeting oC ruptoy Court referee. Both the general manager and available for current improve new distribution of projects on Its questions, studies and partic to Parliament. The Labor party the town planning commission of day evening direct to West Ger confer with Chancellor Konrad Lercaro are considered progres has introduced a motion In the the Manchester Democratic wom tinder the terms agreed upon ments, barring any unexpected the five-year projection for capi many’s Bonn-C o 1 o g n e airport, Adenauer, who is due to retire sives. Cardinals Confalonieri and ularly its spiritual dispositions en’s Club was held last night at by the creditors, debts given pri fered Improvement schedules, while budget surplus at the end of the tal Improvement projects, if costs have reached such maturity that House of Commons censuring him the home of its president, Mrs. Superintendent of Schools Wil where he is due Sunday morning. this fall, and with Vice Chancellor Marella are looked upon as mod for "grave contempt” of the ority under flection 64a' of the 'wrrent fiscal year. are to be kept constant. He has scheduled a news confer Ludwig Erhard, also a Christian erates. Conservatives most prom we can hope for an outcome John Lamenzo, IB Jean Rd. About bankruptoy act will be paid In liam Curtis put in a request for ^ The earlier schedule had antici awaited by the healthiest part of House. WANTED! Both the general manager and ence in Bonn late Monday after- Democrat, who is scheduled to inently mentioned include Alfonso 40 women, including several new fun, while all othera win b e p aid allocation of about $35,000 pr6m pated a yearly tax Imptact of about mankind.” Macmillan remained under re the TPC had scheduled projects succeed Adenauer. He also will Cardinal Castaldo of Naples and members, attended. The honored tn part, depending on the debtor. the 1963-1064 Capital Iipprove- $1,376,000 for capital improve The oration took it for granted lentless pressure to resign and Clean, Late Model costing almo.st twice this amount. talk with Willy Brandt, the Social Francesco Cardinal Robertl of the guest was Mrs. Joan Harden, House and Hale la jointly own- ments Reserve Fund. ments, including those from cur Democratic mayor of West Berlin. Curia. that the next Pope would continue make way for a younger man president and coimty organizer of The directors had already in- To solve the problem of re ad by M’cCann’z Inc., the J. W. scheduling expenditures from cur rent revenues, from new Iwnds, In Ehigland, Kennedy plans a Gets Mmter^s the Ecumenical Council of Roman who could giv^ the demoralized the Hartford County Democratic Hale Corp., and C. E. House * (UrecUy acted on any/^roposed im The 80 cardinals gathered in Oithollcism’s bishops from around rent funds, Martin compared his and payments on old bonds for working visit with Prime Minister Gordon A. Pomeroy, son of Mrs. Rome make up the biggest and Conservative party a better Women’s Club. USED C A R S B on In c. provements schedule by allocating completed projects. the world! The council was sus chance in the general election proposals with those of the TPC Harold Macmillan at Macmillan’s Elizabeth Pomeroy, 18 Crestwood broadest conclave of all time. For Mrs. Lamenzo announced com Oedltors of House and Hale, only $140,000 toxthe Reserve Pimd Improvements to sewer, water home outside London where the Dr., and the late Austin C. Pom pended automatically when Pope which must be held by October mittee appointments for the com TOP PRICES PAID and found, he said, that the major the first time cardinals from ev John died June 3. It will not re 1964. other than those paid In full, will from anticip^6d current revenues, differences in current expenses and fire departments were not con UConn Grad President will stop overnight On eroy, has been awarded a ma.ster’s ery race of mankind are taking ing year: Mrs. Edward O’Dwyer, receive 17% per cent iMyment on instead o f ^ e $290,000 that Gen sidered last night. convene until the new Pope gives Hardly a newspaper of standing were in the area of urban renewal Jime 29, following his visit to degree in chemi.stry from Trinity part. program; Mrs. Allan Bourn, edu debts, creditors of J. W. H ale, 16 eral Map4ger Richard Martin had Mayor Franci.s J. Mahoney said Thomas S. Juros, son of Mr. Tipu£a/t^ Ireland. College. He received his B.S. de his approval. He could leave it across the country came but in cation; Miss Jean Pasquallni, con and highway and sewer work.' and Mrs. Stanley .1. Juros, 68 tr cent, and creditors of C. H. he thought that .some allowance Missing from the conclave are suspended. support of the prime minister’s Carter recormtiended. His principal diplomatic prob gree from Trinity in 1962. He is a stitution; Mrs. Richard Ross, edu Souae, 30 per cent. T h a cut the amount available Martin had recommended a re should be made for con.struction of Branford St., ha.s received a B.S. Joseph Mindszenty, the Hungari h^dling of the sex and security serve fund expenditure of $250,000 lem for discussion with Macmillan I graduate of Manche.ster High an primate who is a refugee in cation; Mrs. John Clifford, budget; CHEVROLET CO.. INC. In addition, terms of the ar tp^the board of education and to an Incinerator ’ when the lown'.s degree in civil engineering from is the policy to be followed by School. Carson City, the capital of Ne scandal. Mrs. Arthur Rich, membership; for roads and sewers, and about the University of Connecticut. A I the U.S. Legation In Budapest, vada, was named for Kit Carson,- 12S9 M ain St. M an oh ester rangement Invalidate a cmitract Ahe town for capital projects fi land fill area is exhausted, but the United States and Britain in I Pomeroy, accompanied by his Neither Profumo nor his wife and Miss Nancy Scott, publicity. with the Sperry and Hutchinson $70,000 more for fiscal record Martin said that “the town had gra/luale of Manchester High nanced from current revenues dur ' >4 the mid-July conference with the: wife and daughter, left for Charles Co., to use SAH green trading equipment and to buy a disposal about 15 years in which to prepare School. .luro.s was commissioned a ing the 1963-64 fiscal year to an area. Soviet Union in Moscow on a | ton, W. Va., where he will be stamps, and with Awkwright Co. estimated $200,000, Including about for such an expense, judging by ■second Ueulenanl in the U.S. Air nuclear test ban. i employed as a technical research as resident merchandise buyers. $60,000 now in the fund. He assigned the cost of the the life of the current area. Force ROTC. He has been selec Details of the trip to Italy, at chemist with the E. I. du Pont-De- iMoCann’s announced last week town's share of renewal to a bond Director Harlan Taylor asked ted for fliglit instruction in th« During the 1063-64 year, proj DOUBLE the end of the tour, are uncertain. | Neniours & Co., Inc., under whose that debts of the House and Hale issue of about $250,000. how the capital improvement Air Foi-ce and will leave on Jan. Kennedy officially will be visiting scholarship he has studied. store In Manchester, and Mc ects to be financed from current The planning commission had schedule prepared by the consul 15, 1964, He is presently employed levies had been estimated by Mar WORLD GREEN President Antonio Segni. If a new GOLFERS' Cann's Store In Torrlngton, will be recommended expenditures from tants who made the town's master by the State Highway Dept. Pope has been chosen by the time SUPERINTENDENT TO RETIRE I TROM THE QUALITY STORE ON QUALITY STREET tin at $332,000 for town projects plan fit into current thinking, met through sale of both to Go current expenditures be assigned he gets to Italy at the end of NORWICH (A P )—Thomas W. and $73,700 for school projects. rin's Stores, a Boston flim. to sewers (but not roads) at Martin said he thought the TPC's The town could buy water froin June, the President is expected to Mahan, superintendent of Norwich Both stores will remain open The town planiidng oommiaaion $110,000, urban renewal at $150,- plan should reflect the consultants go to Rome. Otherwise, in view schools for 22 years, will retire at | has suggested expenditure of $347- the Metropolitan District Com- STAMPS until placed under new manage 000, and purchase of new land for work. mi.s.sion, which runs a line into an of the continuing crisis oyer selec the end of the next school year. m e n t. OOp on town projects and $73,700 schools and fiscal record equip Taylor also asked what limited tion of a new Italian government, Mahan announced hds retirement I on schools. adjoining area in Ea.st Hartford, SPECIAL ment at about $87,000. I the town’s ability to borrow, providing that the town ordinance A LL W EEK he probably will atop only in plans yesterday at the monthly Curtis requested about $35,000 whether the town was spending northern Italy in the Milan area. meeting of the board of education. CRASH K nxa MAN Bonding would take care of against fluoridated water were of the $200,000 available, for highway construction, with the enough on capital improvements, removed and a waiver was ob OUILIFORD (AP)—George W. school projects. $500,000 project put off until and what wa.s being done about tained from the Manchester Water Zmwlor, 23, of Branford, was fa- He recommended about $17,000 1964-65 for the first payment. providing utilities in the Buckland Co. to rewire the Bentley, Lincoln, area for potential industry. hally injured yesterday when his To reduce all projects to a man The Water Co. recently installed p a ■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■OIHHK oar ooUldeid -with a tru ^ at Rt. 77 Manchester Green and Nathan Martin said that borrowing capa wells in the Buckland region, how Hale Schools; $16,000 to install a ageable level, Martin recommend city is deterjnined by statutory and Durham Hd. In Nbrth G u llf^ . ed paying from the current re ever. ^ Marlow's Furnifure Says: The truck driver escaped Injury. language laboratory at the high limit ‘and by available interest school, and $2,000 to put in new serve fund $150,000 for road and rates, that the town was spending shop exits at the high school. sewer work, which would combine leas than 20 per cent of its budget with the proposed school expense "Most People Prefer To Purchase HOOVER VACUUM J Republican Director Harold A. on capital improvements as com to total about $185,000 of the pared to a generally recommended Turkington said that, while he available $200,000 funds. had no objection to financing non 25 per cent, and that little is now RUG and CLEANERS From A Local Authorized Servicing Deak » recurring school expenses from Additional road wqrk would be being done about Buckland utilities. 'the town’s capital improvement paid, Martin suggests, by a bond er. Marlow's Is Your HOOVER HEADQUARTERS In ” budget, that "I don’t think that issue of $1,500,000 instead of from UPHOLSTERY these are really capital improve- ciu-rent funds as he had previoiMly menits.” recommended, while the renewal PilB Torture Soothed Downtown Manchester!" * Oamerman Kevin Donovan of Glastnnlbury phiotographs Mrs. Mai^ project would be paid from a bond CLEANING Film to Te^ tha MtarahalQ of 30C Sit. Jams FI., who plays a patient in the “This is simply a new allocation issue, which Martin still estimates In Few Minutes special care zone at Mianehester Memorial Hospital, as Dr. Al for the school b ^ rd . . tor cur at about $250,000 despite the TPC TEL Ml 9-1752 m s MARLOW'S FOR SALES—SERVICE—PARTS—BAGS. .. fred B. Sundquist and Mrs. Mlarie Rieber of Mlatiborough, nursai rent expenses. Act now for fast relief from tor Martin said that the language assertions that coat will be sub ture of piles. Don't wait another or of the unlit, mdinll4rt.er bo her needs. (Herald photo by Pinto.) stantially less. Story df PPC lab had been included in the day. Apply Peterson’s Ointment at Ml 3-5747 BUY THE BEST:— BUY HOOVER AT NEW LOW PRICES! school’s computations of per-pupil The town would have to drop once. This cooling, soothing, astrin plans for fiscal record equipment "THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET" I>lllming the story of Man- Alfred Gundquist and Mrs. Philip in the film, besides Mrs. Marshall costs, indicating that It had not gent formula has given joyful relief Sumner. are Mr. and Mrs. Sid Thrall of at the time been considered a capd- and purchase of either school sites to thousands for 40 years. Relieves cheater Memorial Hospital was HOOVER Mirs. John VonDeck is in charge South Windsor, William Mozzer ital improvement expense. or disposal area under this plan, itching quickly. All druggists, box Garner's HOOVER b e g ^ Monday in Ihe specdel care of oiroulatlan of the film. Mrs. of East Hebron, and Mrs. B. A. 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Goodyear Service Store M EAST CENTER aKT. — PSiONK 646-2161 713 MAIN STh MANCHESfER— Phone 849-9523 istosi )6»SI \ 0’\ FAGK gO U R T E E W MANCHESTKB EVENIKG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONK WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1968 KANCBE8T1R EVENING HERALD. 3TEB.-00NN* WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1968 Rockville-Vemon and "History and FMloaa|)hy of Quirk to Enroll Science.” Pro Shop Break Green Lodge oommlttee; Mrs. The students axxsepted are all LEASE Mire. Corcoran W alter MaoXIvain, chairman of In Trinity Class high school juniors who have com NeU Thief $10 Amerlea’a No. 1 Boai Oar kitchen oommlttee, and Mfs. Law Area Residents plete one year of chemlBtry and rence Osborne and Mrs. Frank three years cf college preparatory 'Hiotnu Qolrtc, son of end Ai^wrently ualng a towal and rONTIAC TIMPIST Heads Society Csrpenter oo-ehalnnen of social mathematlca. Quirk U a, Manoheo- conunlttce. Oppose Motel li&B. Danlti Qub-k, >4 St., IB ter High School atudent- bottle as tools, someone broke a TV-Radio Tonight one of 86 young 23 Oon- window in the pro shop at the Man For At Low As •iTB. Bdword J. Corcoran of Mrs. Oorooran is a native of ADMITS ASSAULT (Pomeroy, Ohio, and is a graduate RealdcnU of the Vernwood houa- necticut h ^ h aduMle be enrolled chester Club last night and stole $98.00 pur monrii BxL, South Windsor, was in- In the Trinity OoU< BURimer en- NEW HAVE5N (AP) --- Donald r a i Maintenance, Folly iBaand of the University of Ohio, where Ing development protested last gkieeiring Each wlH re- J. Bayer, 32, o f Milford, idoaded about HO in change from a regis ■taMad lost night ss president of she received a B. S. in education. T el^vision ter. file Women’s BaptUt Mission Bo- She is aotlve in church woric, is Rtg’ht the proposed construotion of oehre a full scholarahlp guilty in superioi’ court yesterday faul Pm Hou a Howard Johnson restaurant on from the Ui A toen ft Corp., to a charge of assault with in ’The botUe and towel were found slaty in FeUcwSl^ HaU at Com a member of the board of deacons, near the window on the south aide Show (in prosreee) Rt. SO west of Merllne Rd. which is the program, tent to murder. He will be sen munity Baptist Church. Bhe suc- s Graxle 9 Sunday School tsacher, nP.'' ?>i*. ® PfORre**) Ih e laboi which rune from of the shop shielded from view by rhoae 64^2881 and a dlraotor of Vacation Church UXI Big Picture A.t a hearinir held by the diatriot tenced Jime 27. Bayer allegedly 87t MAIN STRUar oeeds Mrs. Lawrence CHseves. Mrs. (24) Wnnt'ii Nf*w July 1 Aug. 23, offers riiot and wounded Raymond CqI- two trees. School. ( «) Ncw.«4 (34) Rajrtlme Era Boning conunission, area residents these sobool Junlora two The theft was reported this morn J. Mlurray Powril, a form er preel- S:06 (40) Victory at Sea 9:00 (10-23-3()) Mystery Theater said they had been assured that kngs, 21, a Coast Guaidsman who She Is the m otosr o f three chllxl- 6:1B (63) RritiHh ('alpiidar for college oredit, "Intro- was sitting in a parked car with ing. It ocouire'd aometime after 4ent, installed the efflcera. ren, and has taught in the Souto 6:26 ( 3) News. Sport* Weather (34) Photography three lots bordering the develop to Bngtoiaering Srienoe” cloelng at :N last night HlllbUUe* ment wxjuld be used for residential his fiance on March 24. 0 Read Herald Advs. Other officers are Mrs. Henry Windsor Cooperative Kindergar 6:30 (22) Club House 9:90 (34) Playwright at Work B«A>sst, ftast vloe preeldent; Mrs. ten for the past three years. (40) Sheena ( 3-40-63) Our Man Higgins purposes only. ( fi) 87th Precinct vrt A. Van DykfT Residents also protested the Attour French, secretary; Mrs. Other officers, besidea those In- (24) BrofikHeifl Zoo 10.00 ( 8-40-53) Naked City (18) Burn* and Allen (10-32-30) *!^ft Eleventh Hour construotion of the restaurant be stailed, are Mrs. 'neomas Speuto, 6:46 ( 3) Waller Crcnklte ( ^13) Circle Theater cause of the Increased tbaffic that program chaliman; Mrs. Mildred (10-22-30) HunMev-Brlnkley ^ (24) Issue* of Man would result on Rit. 30. If the ap Hayw, misalonary and steward 7:(X) (12-22-30-40) New*; Sport* 10:30 ( 24) Film Program WeatluT 11:00 ( 3-8-10-12-22-30-40-63) News. plication Is g^ranted, they said, ship education ohairman; Mm, (24) Buck-skin Boh Sport*. Weather then plana should at least made Alex Blseuer, vloe president of (18) SiJbficrlntlon TV 11:16 (10) Tonight (C) for construotion of a sidewalk Christian training; Mrs. H enry (10) ^annon (40) Jungle Film (53) KJlm ( 3) Movie 7 ? tu / u o n ii from Merllne Rd. to the Vernon Robert, love gift ohalmuui; Mins. ( 3) Rougrh Rider*’ 11:20 (13) Movie Elementary School, for the safety Harold Briclwm, ohairman of 7:30 no-22-30) The Virginian 11:30 (22-30) Tonight (O) o f pupils. Chniatian social relstions; Mrs. ( »-12) CBS Report* ( 8) Movie No action was taken, as the pro •* *...... * 'w(40) ; meveSteve iuienAllen snowShow Hkhvln Lawrence, repreoent^ve to SEE SAT\ nr>AY-i TV WBBK FOR OOMPLEfi’E LIS-HNO CANDY posal is in a preliminary stage. Pierce Baptist Home; Mrs. John George Rlsiey applied for per Shorrobk, sunshine chairman, and mission to build a bowling alley on Mrs. Jerry Brines, Red Crow rep Rt. 83 adjacent to Connecticut Golf resentative. Land. The building Is the first of Radio KITCHEN several developments his comjpany, Menlbera of a nximlnatlng oom- MAKERS OF ITNE CANDIES mlttee are Mrs. Eldward Kiricham, 4Hds listing includes Only those news broadoasts of 19 er 16-mlnn«e the Talcottville Development Oo., MBgth. Some stations carry other short newBossto). plans to make with Ihe property. cheirmaii; Mrs. Gordon Adams, Famous for Old Mrs. Raymond Blake, Mrs: Bkiward WDBC—IMS $>10:30 Nishtbeat No one opposed his application. 6:00 Jim Neltleton ^11:00 New. Oorooran, Mrs, Alex BUscesor, MTs. 8:00 Raynor Shine* 11:16 Sports Final Fashioned Goodness Pond Area Opens WllUaJm Hill and Mrs. William i:06 News. Sign Off 11:30 Starlight Serenade A three-acre pond in ToUand, O'DonneU. ^ WHAY—$19 1:00 News and aisn Off. called “Earleen Grove,” will be 6:00 News WFt»r—MM 2 STORES TO SERVE VOU! 1963 ‘Ihe theme of a program was 6:15 News. Weather and Sport* 6:00 Joel Caah opened to the public in ceremonies CHEVROLETS ★ CORVAIRS ★ CHEVY ll’s ★ CORVETTES "A BIrttulay Party for Love Gift.’’ 7:15 Easy Ed Show 7:00 Bill Hughea Saturday at 4 p.m. The pond is 11:30 Tonight At My Place 12:00 Girand MANCHESTER Members of the Barbara Gifford 12:00 Sign Off WINF—MM on Snipkc Lake Rd. off Rt. 30, Otrole presented a aldt. Mra Henry News, Weather SHOPPING PARKADE and is part of property owned and AT LOW-LOW PRICES - COME IN TODAY AND S-A-V-E! Robert, love gift Ohairman, was Today on Wall Street developed by Mr. and Mrs. Earl c* « Sporu and* Weather 6ii6 Showcaae ROUTE 6, BOLTON Mrs. Bdward J, Oorooran hostess. 5 ?5 21^’ Borrowed»and Blue 6-45 Ix)well Thomaa Parker of Berr Ave., Ellington. 6:45 Three Star Extra 7;00 New* Bteevea treasurer; Mrs. John "All of Thee," an original song ^'9^ Conversation Piece Government representatives by Mra. Alta West Laws of Man 7 15 World Wide Sporta OPEN EVERY SUN. from Rockville, Vernon, Somers, Ruff, ohslnnsn of women’s con V‘ aI of the World 7-30 Showcaae chester, was sung by Mrs. Robert. 7 ;» Grandstand Bandstand R-nn Yankees va. Senators South Windsor, and Ellington, will ference; Mrs. Raymond Blake, 8:00 Red Sox vs. Tigers 12:16 Simoff Sbaliman c f htsniture; Mrs. FYed- Johns. take part in the ceremony con Membara o f Ibe Mary ducted by Tolland First Selectman sriok Deans, ohaiiman of white Qrasns oross, Mrs. Bdward Kdikhom, Chrda prepared and served 9 FYank Merrill. freehments. The . pond was landscaped out of ahairmsn of leadership tiralning A Start on Housing for the Elderly an abandoned gravel pit which and circle ooordinatlnn. The Swiss Skyrlde, to be In ^ Rey. Daytkl Jaxlulmer, dialnwan o f th« Rockville Hbusling Authxxpity (R H A ), turns the first Parker had used as iwrt of bis Also, Mrs. Jesse Davis, vice stalled* at the New fo r k 1964-66 You C’aii ('otint f>ii llw... ooateacting' business. The water is lies OORVAIR SPORT COUPE president of missions; Mrs. Ray dHovbl of dirt ^ morning for toe 40-unit housing projeot tor toe elderly on Franklin St. On hand World’s Fair, will give passen wwe raprewentaUirae o f the ArandBited Cbnatructton Oo. of Hartford, whWh wlU take over the iob of filtered by a natural rock bed, said Beautiful ailver blue finish. Equipped with: Powerglide, heater, de mond RudxMl, •vice president of gers in its four-seat gondolas an Quality t’o)s(*s No \loi*o nt Mrs. Pari Two Boys Get ECHS Scholarships froster, folding rear aeat backup lights, two-speed windshield ChrlsUan service; Mira. Bhrerett tu m l^ f ^ o f dtot, oompleiUng toe oorartrudtlion by September 1964. Aleo on hand were wiper snd washer, outside mirror, diractlonal Ughta Beautiful 1968 CHEVROLET l#ASSEHOER SEDAN over-all view of toe Fair from 112 ^9J***% Mlttbrilty, indiudlng BtaiB Kiroymann, rtandtog immediaitelly bebdiui the Rev. A batfabouss wMh afac dressing Sparkling silver blue flnlhh. Fully equlnted Including: Radio, Fish, newspaper publicity; Mrs. feet in the air. The gondolas will stalls for men and six women, plus G aiy Goto, left, son of Mr. andAmoeting. M » . .Kimes V. Ihnl is f porcelanlzed finish. Very low mileage. See, drive, buy this ex AJios Tanipyine, poster publicity; sunglUaeeB: Ck»rg« R. Chaise and Mias Gertrude PuHier. all IxaCroix Is a recent graxlUBte ceptional btiy today! heater, defroster, deluxe steering wheeL undercoating, sun visor, travel at a rate of five miles an orttae RHA. Auoitoer 64 unffts financed by the federal government will be built adjacent to toe 40 shower ftudHties. has been built. Mjb. James Gott, 99 CoUyfbua St., chai|Xnmi of a scholarship com of Assumption Junior High School, directional signals. Low mileage beauty, full size and thrifty to Mrs. Stuart Ross, oo-chairman of hour on toelr 2,000-foot trip. bekig fbianxMd by toe rtate government. (Herald photo by Saitembs.) ^ Ita ttie same butUBng is a fbod and Richard LaCroix of 2.'5 Over mittee. and plays Alumni League baseball. own and operate. Enjoy the reliability and solid worth of this land St., were recently awarded tiobt today finished Grade 8 at He hves with hds seven brothers PRICESALE ,2075 »46“ * Chevrolet oar. lOas Dana Lrwmrls of ToUand, the Gfibbons Assembly, Catholic Bennet Jtodor IBgh School. He and slaters. The family was or a Btudent at Springfield (iMiass.) Laxhes o f Ccdumlbus, sohodarsihips pAays baBefcalU with the Alumni phaned last year when their par MONTHLY College, bns been hired as the to East Catholtc High School, n k League, and basketball with the ents died within a month of each *2150 PAYMENTS *48*** You Can ('onnt on 1 '^ . . . (^na 1 i (> Costs INo More- at St'ai s waterEront director. Assisting her Rev. Fkiward J. Reardon, peiBtor Junior League at the Community other. He was third baseman and 1963 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 6-PASSENGER wlS be Jbmee Davis of Coventry, of St. Jemes’ dhurch, mad.e the Y. He Is also a member of St. pitcher for Ansaldi’s Little League Attractive Ivory-green finish. Equipment Includes: Automatic a graduate of Boston University. awards. Erixiget’s baakeitbaH' team. He was team in the International League transmission, push-button radio, tmdercoating, two-speed wipers, 1963 CORVAIR MOHZA SPORT QOUPE Two diving boards have been Ih e boyfs were selected^from a an altar boy at St. Bridget’s last yeai',' anxl Ukes tennis, bowl heater, defroster, directional signals, sun visor and striking por- SpEu-kling ailver blue finish. Equipment includes: Automatic traas- provided, a n d other eqidixtnant group of 40 applicants, and pre Church, and a member of Bennet ing and basketball. (Herald phxxto celainized finish. Very low mileage. List price $2,856.50. mission, push-button radio, turbo fire engine, whitewall tires, both in and around the podLThere sented to the AssMmbly at its final Junior High School Glee Club. by Pinto.) tinted windshield, padded dash, outside mirror, undercoating, are swinga and exeiolse aars for "7" SALE QOOOC m o n t h l y M C O S 3 * heater, defroster, gas guard, porcelained. Low mileage. list prios children, as well as picnic tables. PRICE p a y m e n t s $2,690.70. l l s t a t e In the event of bad weather, the Sears Sets the P u c ® . . . A opening wiH be postponed to Sun SALE $0071 MONTHLY $C788* day at 4 pm. PRICE AO# I PAYMENTS 9 A SEARS Tires with P-95 Additive and Modem Tread Deidgn Anctloo M ^ n a n H0KHI:(’K \NI) ( (1 An auction of garden tools, cloth ing, food, bric-a-brac and funilture fiABY will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at Give Yow Added Safety^ Mileage and Traeiioa the Village Peddler, Rt. 83, Elling MAGIC ARTHURS ton, sponsored by St. John’s Episco THE DURG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY pal Church In Vernon. I Soothing - Persons with Items to donate are r o l i e f . A n t 942 MAIN ST. — CORNER OF ST. JAMES ST. to contact Raymond Lehrmitt, Reflr. fiOc f ■ Richard Morganson or Norman Bourque If the items are to bd^ picked up. / ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY The public is invited, and/toe I j & J 1963 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 4-OOOR 1963 CHEVY II 4-DR. NOVA STA. WAGON auction will be held rain or ghlne. YOUR FRIENDLY a g e n c y Marine aqua in color and equipped with: Powerglide, radio, heater, Very attractive two-tone aqua finish. Equipment Includes: Pow^ One Arrest BABY defroster, deluxe steering wheel, imdercoating, directional signals, erglide, power steering, heater, defroster, comfort and con Raymond Bartholomew,/SO, He sun visors and sparkling porcelalnlzed finish. Low mileage and venience group, undercoating, 6.60x18 whitewall tires, beautiful bron, was arrested yesterday after 12 P A C K priced at fabulous savinga List price $2,717.32. porcelalnlzed finish. Very low mUeage. Enjoy blg-'wagon utility In noon and charged with intoxication. TALC SHOPPERS SPECIAL this economy prieed Chevy n . lis t price $2,928.65. He was scheduled to Mpear In 12th Medicated No. 8 S A LE m o n t h l y $ C 1 6 7 * e Lightweight, compact, fast SALE $OCOC m o n t h l y $ C 7 6 8 * Fully equipped at this price Circuit Court, East/Hartford, to SYLVANIA PRICE p a y m e n t s O I e day. Patrolman I^ ert Ahnert of PRICE A 9 Y 9 PAYMENTS O i Prices Ever! e Rolls along cm no-mar wheels the Rockville police force made the ? ^ * '4 7 c BLUE DOT FIREWAX e Uses throwaway filter bags arrest Wouien FLASH CHARCOAL 1963 CHEVROLET BEL AIR V-8 4-OOOR 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA CONVERTIBLE The Repu^can Wqmen of Ver Beautiful silver blue finish. Luxury equipment includes: Power- Beautiful white finish with contrasting red interior and white ^ HigM ^ nalityALLSTATf Kenmore non will bald their annual pot- STARTER glide, power steering, two-speed wipers, radio, heater, defroster, tap. Equipped with: Automatic traharnlssioo, power steei^, hiok Tues^y at 6 pm. at the Bide view mirror, undercoating, directional signals, porcelalnlzed push-button radio, rear speaker, outside mlirors, heater, de Power Sweep home ^ outgoing president Mrs. BULBS Lights Lilt* finish. Very low mUeage and exceptional. List price $3,107.65, frosters, two-speed wipers and washers, poraelalnlsed finish. Low 0 Can be used in Qsorgy Risley, Lake St, Vemoo. A C a n d k . mileage. l i s t price |S,616.9(L Members are to bring casseroles {Haoe of 6 or 25s SALE « 2 5 9 5 MONTHLY Gnardsnian TIK ES * 5 7 * * ' m o n t h l y — — meat or salad diSh, a place Full Quart PBICE PAYMENTS SALE $700R $ # # 3 $ * $ acting and a folding chair. . Des- PRICE ^ l y y O PAYMENTS ^06 dert will be provided. / Officers to be installed aroMra, George Maharan, president; Mrs. Ihomas Jones, vice president; Mrs. Reg. 98c George Kautz, recording secreta NO MONEY DOWN GUARANTEE on Sears Easy Payment Plan ry; Mrs. Thomas Carruthers, cor responding secre* ind itri— * Weighs just 6V4 pounds Ruth Corbin, treasurer. ► Cleauis all kinds o f floors FMends of mi.*... . are wel 4-D ays < High-powered vacuum motor come. I Uses disposable dust bags Scout Bus Routes The bus schedule for Pinnacle ★ SA V E i^ 19C3 CHEVROLET IMPALA V-8 4-DOOR O n ly Mountain Day Camp has been an- Sports sedan with 250 h.p. engine, two-tone cordovan brown and noimced by the Connecticut Val beige finish. Equipped vdth; Powerglide, power steering, power ley Girl Scout Council. Bus A will HELENE CURTIS brakes, push-button radio, rear speaker, wheel covers, padded $.7(KxlS IU nsI ^ FI m T b k a t ^ at R a.nr. from Center dash, tinted windshield, grille g^uard, rear bumper guard, seat 1963 C O R V E H E (2 TOPS) CONVERTIBLE BbwMbIU14-1^ A n d O M T i t e School in EUington, go to Crystal HAiR SPRAY belts, imdtocoating and pcrcelainlzed finlrix. Low mileage. List New aero-dynamic styling. Two tops (soft and hard)x Beautiful Lake School, Mountain St. and price $8,698.60. blue finish. 840 h.p. engine. Signal-seeking radio. 4-speed trsna- N T l o n T i n g O ffY o v C a r JoUy Rd., New Long\ iew School, mlssion, positive traction Heater, defroster, whitewall tires This to West and Union Sts. in Rock MONTHLY $ ^ 7 6 3 * msdkwsBs ville, Talcott Park, the town POPULAR WAND ^3055 PAYMENTS '■ *'** ~i»«. Chedk SaNrings on rann, and then to cainp. Y oor Tire 1$ 1 Begolsr Firfaa Sale Prioa Bus B vrill start at 8 am . at CANOY BARS SALE S S ^ E MONTHLY SaSBS* ■sa 1 Y^lkadoto. Wito ’Iksd^fa. PRICE ’ ^‘I a V O p a y m e n t s " 4 ' 1 Eodbi P ln s^ EtritFfaiTkx Famham Rd. and Rye St. in Wap- PDlaroid 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA OFORT COUPE • M l 4 i ^ a g is n r i m Wappiiig-rehSSr, XMxraManoetohard « .? 0 x lS r 18.9S 15.95 Valley School, to Belden and GUM SsUn silver finish. Sports equipped (bucket seats), powerglide, Md EUlng^ Rds., the Talcott- Sunglasses power steering, power brakes, tinted glass, whitewall tires, pad 1963 CHEVROLET DEL AIR 4-DOOR SEDAN iNMd T .1 0 x U 1 fO .9 6 1 7.9 5 ^lle Post Office, Lake St. School ded dash, comfort and convenience group, heater, defroster, rear SparklingSparkliBjr Autumn goldvoid finish.finijih Equipment includes: a..a.Automatie Popular CrMR Uniat. 7.60 x1 5 1 2 2.9 5 19.95 m Vernon, Vernon Elementary' 200 PACK Yr.-Reund Gray Unioi. bumper guard, push-button rgdlo, undercoating and porcelalnlzed. trananl^on, yw er brakes, radio, undercoating, two-speed wip 8 ^ 1 , Vernon Center church For Min, Women and 6l23‘ Low mileage car buy. List ]^ c e $3,695.95. ers, heater and defroster, porcelalnlzed‘ftolriLLowmSeiura and y&ixi and then to camp PAPER NAPKINS ready for toe finest in drwiig fun. list S $two”r o ^ • k W i-q M M y M slest Bladkwaflt children. F ,J| AM SALE 99II7C m o n t h l y $ # 0 0 7 * MlVlUeOUe ^Campera should get to their bus . White or Pastel Smartly R M U Q MONTHLY rand Mm Bssulsr Friea Sole P rice This tlyled 0 I PRICE JIU /d PAYMENTS PRICE A 7 a 9 PAYMENTS 4 5 4 4 #* W ht T V adote. With ’Tradadu, wm help avoid uncertainty and fmmei. M I .■ •- help set timing for later days, the Raeb Ttm T ax Esdi Flos Tax coun^ notes. Camp opens June -M»uuy b„d » ^ ^ 6.70bOB Z4. The first period ends July 6 NO M O N EY 7 J i0 x l4 9 0 .9 5 17.95 Bus routes for the second ciunp- 7 .10 x1 5 Ing period will be similar. DOWN OM On Kitty Hawk CHEVROLETS SALES RECORD! 8 .0 0 x1 4 1 9 .9 5 Dale Meitzler, mi.ssile technician Chevrolet with the greatest performance in its history, wound up HIGH TRADE ALLOWANCES S e a n E M jr 1962 by counting 12 months sales o f 2,500,000 cars and trucks far 7.60 x1 5 ■jam M , USN, son at Mr. and B S O dO S iM WAM Mra. Donald Meitzler of Mountain surpassing all previous automobile records. The ’63 models stand , WE DONT CARE WHERE YOITVB BEEN O R W H A T Spring Rd., Tolland participated an excellent chance of making ’62 records short-lived. Chevrolet , YOUTE BEEN OFFERED. YOUTX S U R E GO FOR In operations aboard the attack POLIDENT has estabUriied over many years Its position as America’s No. 1 OfCwOnWUieMdk aircraft carrier US8 Kitty Hawk DpiTURE CLEANSER choice by a margin of mlUlons of cars. Chevrolet produces over , OUR DEAL! on June 6, when President Ken 30% of all cars sold in toe U. S. and there are In excess of 19,- nedy visited the ship to view a 000.000 ChevroleU in use today. Traditionally Chevrolet has toe TbowIiNb S h N N iM r AUjSTATE Budget Tires demonstration of naval power. T^e Reg. highest resale of any car in toe U. S. A. Capitol Motors has been ■ t A u ir ii lOtty Hawk was among several CHUX serving toe motoring public for over 33 years and we are proud Onaniittoed 1 5 Mmitlia ahl^ engaged in the massive dem 69c of the more than 100,000,000 satisfied customers who have pur- 100% FINANCE HAN onstration off the Coast of Cali DISPOSABLE wftH6d thftn 100|000»000 doll&rs wortb of vohicles from u$. fornia for the Chief Executive. The Om contrtbutioti to thl$ rooord year for Chovxxdet 1b one of the on NEW 1968 CHEV. and CORVAIR TRUCKS rasTler recently resumed opera nign polnto of our Imsinese experience. TAKE 48 MONTHS TO PAY m i KRVKX GQABAimfll tions after a six-week inport re DIAPERS g U j pair period in San Diego, Calif. "Won’t chafe TThe ship is scheduled to deploy to and sanitaty. _ F®*" 1 X .A ■- f ' • ■ - - r . T M MANCHESTER KVENING HERALD. MANCHB8T1B, CONN, WEDNESDAY, 19, 1968 PAOB sizinxir MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1968 nuSB SIVBNIIBN *"■"...... - ...... Hehron Laklng, John Kulynyoh and Louie First Congregational Church High tog well.” He also slept soimdly, v'i QMcifio district of residence and Harry W. Olsen, welfare aecre- tellectuals ^denounced I the eruel Bellone. School BH>le clase as a mission the communique said. make arrangementa to aign up at tary; Mrs. Thomas O’Brien, Mn. Control of Artists sins of Stalin’s day. I ^ .tay taidl- The post will observe the Fourth project. Money raised. I^y the 8 im- Safe Returns Reported “ All the systems of the soviet the registrar’a home. Zoiton Feuarman, M n. Henry recUon, this condemned the sys of July by taking part In a atate- day sdhool the peat year has spaceships are functioning norm Flrit district registrars are M n. Sherman, Mrs. Arthur Voaa and Planned in Russia tem under which the Commuhlsf Grange Elects wlde hell ringring at 2 p.tn.. In ac amountefl to $100, and this amount ally,” the announcement said. Shirley M. Szeluga (D) and Mm. Nelson J. Bearce, party carried out Stalin’s will. I cord with the Gevemor’s proclam has been forwarded to J. Richard A gala festival to Red Square 'i Asks Board Doris W. Lyon (R ) and second dto- Numeroua services sre offered The party Is unwUIlng to share ation. An informal family picnic Butler, SKecuUv* secretary for For Soviet Space Pair was to prospect for the pair, prob trict registrars, Mra. Bessie I. throughout the year through the (Orattnaed tron Tkgs C m ) the blame in any way. Arthur Keefe on the Legion groimde is also plan refugee work ki Jerusalem, Jor ably Thursday. Strack (D) and Mrs. Gertrude A. program. B egin si^ July 1, child- Worried about Infiuencaa from ned for Um Bxmrtfa, In the form dan. The offering will go Into the They will spend the' balance of “ pool all krtiatlc farces into a m Haven (R). reti and "Golden Agers” wUl be the West affecting a rlshig and Officers elected at the annual of a oookout. school feeding fund that will sup (Contimieil fraoi rage O ) black that hia occaaional amile on today to a checkup center under Act on Reinstatement coming to the local camp from all single union of creative workers.” resUeaa generation, the p a i^ ap ply a hot meal for children five going medical and physical exam Registered voters changing from Bleating of Hehron Orange are: The post’s nominating commit Viet ooamonaut Andrian Nikolay- televiaioh screena showed like a one polltical party to another must over the state when the season Such a union would make the plied the brakes. Ilyichev, with i tee is headed by Clarence Laklng days a week. The donating class is j ination to determine the effect of Master, Arthur Keefe; overseer, white flash. waH^ six months before they can wUl open at the Nathan Hale creative people far easier to con Khrushchev listening, brusquely as chairman. Additional members taught by Mr. and Mra. Stanley ev last Auguat. their prolonged days of flight to a WmnoU A. PtrrotU tea aakedf hava1 to be don# by Perrotti him Paul Blow; lecturer, Mrs. Gene- K. Nygren. Hie class has been An announcer told Moscow tele self. take part in a caucus. Camp. On Aug. 7 membcra of ad trol than they are now. The party told the IntelkMstuals the party are; Louis Bellone, Robert Cafaz- Valentina’s 49 orbits was way vision viewers that the cosmonaut state of weightlessness. Tass said, I Mw boM i ateMkUofi to- oonaidar visory boards and service units in will battle on two fronts—against •rieve Boytngton; steward, Charles making a study of the Old World | ahead of the 22 orbits made by then will be flown to Moscow for ' The board was handed petitions On July 5 the registrars will al obviously means business. KILLS! JAPANESE BEE- I *0, and Richard M. Grant. Officers washed his bearded face with a Ma NtMtatenant aa principal at so be rethoving from the lists the Connecticut will be guests of the Western tendencies and against will be elected at a meeting bo be Hebron and haa learned that this; Air Force Maj. L. Gordon Cooper B meeting with the main body of requesting the reinstatement of Bchreler; assistant, ftusseU Ander- once proeperouB region is now en specially treated cloth before go Oc»v«gtiy High Miool. names of those who have moved staff headed by Mrs. Lt. Col. C. T. The party, Ilyichev warned, “ monotony and hack work.” Bon; chaplain, Amy Hooker; Ceres, held Aug. 14. Jr., the U.S. record holder. ing to sleep. the government and party leaders Perrotti. One contained 27 names “ has never shared nor will It TLES, 17 YEAR LOCUST j during hardships, trying to culti boanl aooeptad Perrotti'a of the 37-member high school fac or died, and preparing the caucus Mackenzie. There lies the big dllenima. Cre Mrs. Russell Anderson; ^ o ra . The admijMdon of Earl T. Munn Rousing music blared out over headed by Premier Khrushchev. The Coventry unit will meet In share with anyone Its guidance of ative people In a political strait vate the rocky hillsides and make Moscow radio In every major city Although the Soviet communi Excitement in Moscow seemed taalgnatton Ha Antwtr S# PrsvloMS Puuje Hot and Special U You lum t* Week i*Hh TVtsy HSADBO Islands DINO’S ITALIAN KTTfTHEN Yoor HaMe _____ HOOPLB MANOR <6HELTERlN6 SAHK «ANOrr^^] TMliS WAY ANt Bargains (foctnerly Hob Nob) prM ^ea to TouH apprMtoito "KH n 'T W BGA0,«H6R1|9»=, you KNOW THIi HOATCLiey I ONLY CALLED your order «dl manner of PIZZAS, WORUDthe Bwp Uwt e«$«n to > 1 TOEEK IP y ACROSS a High dwelUw HAS evEK SEEN FREE FROM TAINT OF LAM/' ailcMMidS e>n and ORINIDE3RS, plus the popular the wom «i (and man) wko ttke to eREAKER9.'-~HAt<-KAFF/-»— SURkLV AhWONS / IHtwallM idaad dOtrl'iname Italian foods (spaghetU, lasagne, hook ruge, do niiJiinekB or, oHMr tfLlPPBO IM S'UIn )tM Lifted by NOME OF MY 6UESTS CAN B& UNDER S IiUnd o ft 1 Choice violin The Inquirer ravloM). Prorodse her anytZiing but handwork. Impocod and do- UNDER 1U*1D0M S Referring to buy her PIZ21A8 from DDTO’S meotlo ywnw; threode and made* SUSPIOOM.'AS FOR MY COUSIN) MlCMAW., Florid* Mine WHO BUT ARRWEO FROM •BOOTH AFRICA, MAkT y/W»UE YOO taBoar** nuM ITALIAN KTrOHEN. leak, "Bchwanda" buMau, to had hour TChlneN mooey 1 MISHT INQUIRE WHY THE LAW HA« > J l Bxanct Mid SHoodploeo gether wtth books and ennaMoJit- DONENOTHlNO TO KeSTORS Ml6 HBAOINIHe , ^ MBneetinii* If your ironing board shares struotoni maks up "X N lT m i'S IS OparaUc loio 8 Gorman MOTOR AND J ~ ~ ? Z — tT IC680X/, iubmarlnei closet space with floor mops and WORLD." Hdvs buttonliolOB ISFmlt bavmfo 10 Ctiumnlatei BUGGS BUNNY PERSONAL, Y"^ I S S X // ITH o tm U cIc dust rags, protect Its cover from made her*. Tlisgr wW Uno Jfour 11 Conl-forrood dirt by slipping a long plastic bag PROPEKTY/ fame liland Main Street Storea So Slinr>! O ther Stores Around Town knitted garments, put It togetksr IS Brood o( ISSteimar third 14 bbnd In Cut. EuroM over It. for you. block It and do many of ptaoannli (m.) fifff CarollDoa dlUBMMlMo You'll Cetoh Your Breath « A Year 'Rouad Blaakat A Full Color Picture In 50 Seconds^ Excellent Boarding Care tor the big-city serrioss right here at IS Bird as Racer . saviiM LENOX PHARMACY, 2M East 11 Affect wiUi 20— a bland* It'i liko leeinK New York City The ••1N8ULAIRB BLANKUr' Your Pet Bird Recipe for Sommer Fun "KNnTHR’S W O R Lir in Mhn- 21 bland In Gulf STTurkbh Inn at night from atop the Empire Center Street, has COLOR FILM, W. T. GRANT COMPANY has MiA MOne of SoeMy 40 PoUUcol party of 100% cotton provides sleeping You’ll enjoy your vacation more, cheeter’s village ehsum. of Riga State. That’s what YOUR GIFT $4.80 a roll, for POLORblD knowing that your canary or para the cool and comfortable apparel 21 EifliUi river 87 Legal term bland* (ah.) comfort 306 nights t year. The 2Sr*Mol afflkUoii 38 Boy'* nickname 30 Steered wildly 51 “No----- OALLBRY on the main floor of revolutionary celluUr construc c a m e r a s . Imagine now being keet is receiving careful boarding for the entire family at prices Mother’s Umsaavsrs: as you 24L0dclns pUeo 30 Male cat 40 SplriU of or and*" Watkins will remind you. The tion keeps you warm In winter to take instant pictures In care at THE PET SHOP, at that please papa and the p ^ e t - Iron, place s matehinc handker as To cot shop twinkles and pulses with SSLoam depoiit r “ r~ r* r v r r and cool in summer. WILTON’S glorious, full color. Capture all the DEPOT SQUARE, where you can book. Sturdy, long-wearing chief, pair of socks and tie on St^ltTod tennif 1 r " r r copper, stainless atael and crystal. GIFT SHOP, 004 Main Street, has hues and shades of that vacation also buy lively, healthy pets plus SNEAKERS are $2.59. SHORTS the same hangar as you place fT u You’ll And tastefully-designed just unpacked some of thsse sunset and holiday. LENOX everything for their feeding and for boys and girls are priced $1. your son’s shirts; and a hand aiSuHlx BT gifts for as low as $1.00. .Efo see "Morgan-J ones” INSULAIRB PHARMACY invites you to bring care. Here, at "LITTLE & MC to $2.09 in quality falbrlcs, nicely kerchief, hair ribbon and socks sa Mouth (comb, n r I& 17 the choice collection of BLANKETS" |8.08 to |14.08 that your Polorold camera In and be KINNEY” you’ll find fertilizers, tailored Inside and out. Yea, we’re with your daughter’s dress or form) WROUGHT IRON accessories. seeds, shrubs and plants, in fact blouse. 33 Employ look like a hand-crocheted afghan. aidvised. as to the adjustments It heading into the season of ^cnloa, 34 Kins of Troy rr II U 31 Bring your summer visitors to Lint free, non-allerglc, ao hand needs to be able to take colored everything for lawn and garden and patio parties. Depend on W. 3d DUmounted YOUR GIFT GALLERY to select some you won’t want to cover It pictures. Each Polorold model is a needs. FENCING is available: T. GRANT (XiMPANY for SWIM This Is the U f* 81 In ono’t noiMfo B something beautiful as a reminder with a spread. Equip each bed In little different and may need an- Comer guards, picket borders, WEAR, and PLAYWEAR for all It's the season for heading Into dOSpood of their visit to Connecticut. your home with an "INSULAIRB Individual adaptation. LENOX plant supports and trellis. Your your summer needs, whether toe wondertand o t the great out 43 Filry queen JT Every single Item In stock is care patronage is Invited. 44 “----- of Groeo BLANKET’ from WILTON’S. PHARMACY has the answers. yoc’re staying on the job, enter doors. Wherever you go, ovory- 29 31 fully chosen for Us beauty, its taining or vacationing at home, body's going to want to oat. Otblei” usefulness. Remember your week 41 Antolope To save redecorating an entire Tliey’U Work While You Play Helen Keller's birthplace at you’M find the clothes, the out GRAND WAY hM overytMng to ALLY OOP 47 BieUmation $2 S3 end hostess with an Item of "A f w^l, patching plaster can be tint Tuscumbia, Ala., has been de door furniture, the hospitality aids BY V. T. HAMLIN ter Five" toiletries (cologne, MILL FABRICS SALESROOM, help you fill the air vrlth the Ir- 45 HtficioB'i rod 87 w ed with food coloring before holes 176 PINE STREET, offers to do signated as a shrine by the state. here. reei^lble aroma of food oooMng SOEopUan M guest soap, perfume) from YOUR or cracks In a painted wall 4re ...POR THWI8 ALL'itXJ . walfbt GIFT g a l l e r y . any needed slipcovering, furniture In the open. Or, if you wont an H/»/E LETT WITH WHICH 4 filled. An End-o(-(he-Meal Treat Hint for summer storage of easy-on-the-cook picnic, you can CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 11 Sprfns flower W rebuilding or reupholstering Save the best for the last. Serve 1/ - V T O PEPENP IT/ sa Dueling foil WHILE THE FAMILY IS ON VA blankets: when washing them, add feed the crowd amply and con 47 r o y a l ic e c r e a m to your SlFlbor knota t r The price of a diamond Is de They Never Wear Out CATION. Nobody will be incon 8 1 1 7 a cup of mothballs or crystals to veniently when you take advan MFoitival termined by what gemologlsts call Their Welcome family and guests and you couldn’t 10-20 the final rinse water. This will tage of the gallon-olse oaiuied ISSUn (fuftlz) w U SI the four C’s — carat weight, venienced and it will be so nice to treat them better. So rich and GUSTAFSON’S SHOE STORE, come home to a (Aeerful, inviting WIW TMt N4W deter moths from attacking the meats, piokle"!. mustard and may MProcuio color, cut and clarity. 708 Main Street, Is headquau'ters wholesome, ROYAL ICE CREAM 17 Flurry fir u U home that has been reached and stored blankets. onnaise plus fruits end vegotables. for bright ’n spicy "SUMMER- is available in fesUve STENCIL p a h -o -rama All Bvmmer long, remember that DOWN updated as only MILL FABRICS SLICES, also ICE CREAM CAKES, u u BT Easy Care and Colorful ETTES’’ the lightweight shoe that Most Inviting Prices Ever GRAND WAY has the answers llelaad off is Ideal with slacks or casual SALESROOM can do. AH work is as well as SPUMONI. Turn an Designed to flatter a slim young Swedlah coact J l A FIBER RUG from the MAN guaranteed. The price of $145 In figure— a smooth column of sum HARVEST HILL PACKAGE to good eating for you on a pic clothes. 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The Inquirer of juicy ripeness, remember that edgings and slippers In crochet! next dry cleani^ order here and Mildew may be removed from cious holiday time and money both FAIRWAYS have the CAN Hitchcock Chairs see If you aren’t completely satis knotty pine by wiping the panel needn’t be wasted attending to NING AND FREEZING SUP For your own home or for a fied. A garment is really shades w’th a cloth dipped in water to urgent shoe repairs. Take advan PLIES, the containers, jars, tapes, choice wedding gift, a HITCHCOCK The Report I s ' Good brighter you’ll notice. The pro tage of the quality craftsmanship BONNIE OOBURN A MIDDLEBROOK, which a little kerosene has been BY JOE CAMPBELL wrapping. All are FAIRWAY CHAIR from WATKINS assures fessional pressing is so thorough added; or wash panels with water and the painstaking care that priced to please. you of superb beauty and construc 629 Main Street, invites you to and suds and dry wood thorough Nick of HOUSE & HALE SHOE 'It isn’t much of a birthday present. Dad, but nsitlMr oome In for your free copy o< tlie that a man-B suit seems to stay the ONE place to tion. The elaborate stenciling, the looking freshly pressed longer, even SERVICE puts inito each and is the allowance it cams out ofl" selected hardwoods, the careful 1062 report on "GOVByRNMENT ly. every task. To soften mar.shmaUows or In sizzling weather. The service attention to detail, makes a HITCH EMPLOYES FINANCIAL COR A Friendly Shop c a ll fo r brown sugar that have hardened, COCK CHAIR so desirable to own. PORATION STOCK." Or, call Is prompt and unhurried. 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Bmvee vs. Dodgers, 6:15, Kee Wearing Detroit Tiger Stripes Nebo. ^ ___ _ ney St. LONDON (AP) — Cassius: took up the cry with a chant of'^over him like a man fighting off'*’Shook me every tinte he hit me. John w «»t the p w w Debut with Cards bees In hls own dressing room A A I vs. Bantly's, 6:15, West "Stop it, stop it." They threw Marcellus Clay, the punching Cooper, badly cut above and be to r the winners, - i . * Bide. newspapers into the ring to show But he straightened out In the while fanning li*. John, w rlgtit, prophet, beat Britain’s Henry low the left eye said; 'T was blind NEW YORK (AP) — Lewf CARDS-METS— ago a single and sac- Liberty vs. Comm. Baptist, 6:15. that Coopfr was done. second round and the outdoor By EARL YOST the loser, allowed only t h ^ Burdette, * reluctant Cinder The Cardinals scored five runs rificeiflce fly, and now has 990 RBI Mt. Nebo. Cooper in the predicted fifth crowd of 80,000 saw a fast, quick- In my left eye for the last two Referee Tommy Little stepped rounds.” ties and fanned 11 M*t M* t ella who beat the stroke of in the first Inning, making the for his career. Army A Navy ve. Walnut, 6:15, round Tuesday night and si punching heavyweight. 'The clown FENWAY PARK, Boston— Who sez lisrhtning doesn’t mates oonwnlitted five errow. most of throe hits, an error, a Robertson. lenced a horrified crowd in In. The crowd sat in silence as in him was gone when he got in Cooper still managed to wise strike twice in the same spot? ^ midnight by • couple o f ticks, Link Russell wee the .- 7 balk, a wild pitch, a passed ball BRAVEB-PIRATEB- Clarice’s vs. Colonial, 6:15, Char the fight that Liz Taylor he declared Clay the winner on a trouble. crack: "We didn't do too bad for Five years ago, in 1958. Jack Tighe was fired as manager for the winner* with twWTVIhW may fihd the glass slipper and three walks to chase starter Joe Torre got the job done tor ter Oak. technical knockout after one min Cooper caught Clay flush on the a bum and a cripple” —whleh .was Carl Willey, now 6-8, Key singles stopped. ute 15 seconds of the fifth round— what Clay called Cooper before of the Detroit Tigers while the club was in Boston to nlav five Mts. He drorve In the deoMing forced on his foot a perfect the Braves adth a two-nui homer Green Manor vs. NaasifTs, 6, chin with a .solid left hook and the Red Sox. run In the seventh. fit. were stroked by Curt Flood. Bill Buckley As the fifth round opened, a e-xactly 20 sccond.s earlier than j Cass went down heavily for a the fight. White and George Altman, who In the lOth toUowtng Dick Scho Trte^one vs. Variety, 6:15, terrible cut over Cooper’s left eye| Yesterday, Bob Sheffing, one of Acquired, from Mlliyaukee just Cassius had forecast. - (-mint of three before the bell at Jack Nllon, one of world heavy figured in the spring would give a l u m n i u b a a u b before Baturday night’s trading extended hls hitting streak to 18 field’s third error—the Pirates Roliertwin. I pumped blood over the Wembley 1 Thu.s Clay had pulled off another the end of the fourth round. Cass weight champion Sonny Liston's the nicest fellows ever to come games. sixth of the game. Torre tripled BA Club vs. Farrell's, 6:15, Stadium ring. down the pike In my baseball trav the Yankees the toughest battle. Climbing over the .800 deadline. Burdette went right to • • • prophecy. But he was dumped on admitted later in his dressing managers, Was in Clay’s dressing to knock in a run and scored fie Charter Oak. room. When Cassius isald e was els, was given a pink slip while Something had to give. (4-3 ), the BUka scored eeven tttnee work tpr St. Louis and maintained I Ca.*!.s the Gas flashed remorse- the seat of his trunks before he room that the punch numbed him Usually the easiest way out is In the fifth inning and defeated the . Cardinals’ slim hold un the GIANTS-DODOERS— tying tally in the eighth Bill Green Mlanor vs. Auto Part*, 6, le.ss lefts into the unseeing eye. did it. but contended he would have been ready to fight Liston "if the price his Tigers were preparing to open Harvey Kuenn, replacing slump to let the manager go. This was Fire A Police, 11-8, ,,at the Weet National League lead by checking Mazeroski homered for Pitts Buckley. Liz. there with Richard Burton, The Louisville Up, -who entered up without the bell.' is right,” Nllon stepped up. a three-game set with the Red ing Felipe Alou, got the GianU burgh. "We want you,” he told Clay. Sox. Fenway Is thus becoming a the case in Tigertown. Incidentally, Side Oval. the New York Mets 6-3 on six hits Thursday, June 20 Jumped emt of her seat and started the ring for the scheduled 10- He said: “ Cooper is the best just a week ago the front office going against the Dodgers, lashing Bob BhaW, 1-4, was the winner screaming "No, no, no.” fighter I ever met. He’s really a j And the price will be right.” graveyard for Detroit managers. Rick Roberts eame on It the Tuesday night. a leadotf single In a six-run third Orlolee vs. Yanks, 6:15, Charter round fight wearing a crown, gave Schefflng a vote of con fifth in relief and etopped F A P ^ rd etie, a M-year-old left w th A1 McBean, 7-2, taking the Oak. The crowd, two minutes earlier looked anything but kingly in the I great fighter and you can’t take] The cocl^ Cassius declared that Fame is short. fidence, al.*»o known at the kiss of Inning and winding up the jprislng loss. first round when Cooper swarmed anything away from him. He "the ugly bear will fall in eight. effectively. He also pi^ed up a hander, wps dispatched to the with a two-run -single. Mets vs. Olanta, 6:16, Keeney St. confident that Clay was finl.*!hed,' T\to years ago. Sheffing was death. triple and single to help on of Ciarde along with his hefty salary named the No. i manager in the That provided more than enotlgh Before la*»t night’s gume with fense. He drove in three rune. for catcher Gene Oliver and pitch margin for Jack Sanford,, who American League when the Ben- the'' Red Sox, a horde of writer*, Gary Dorsey also had a pair sf er Bob Sadowakt. The two-time 20- gals battled the New York scattered 10 hits for his ninth vic many of whom came over from hits for the winners. gsme^ winner said frankly he tory in 14 decisions, and got some Yankee.s down to the wire for the watching the golfers in the U.S. would Ijava preferred to stay in pennant, winning 101 games. "Fne Carl Hohenthal and Danny additional working room from a 11 Open, converged on the Detroit O’Connell were the batting atars Milwaukee. homer by battcrymatc Tom one-time catcher with the Chicago manager in the dugout. for the losers. j” Burdette, though reluctant to Haller. Bob Miller, 4-4, was the 357 BROAD ST. Cubs, among other clubs, knows ■’Its a challenge,” D ressen give up his long-time association lo.*!er. how well it La to be toasted and said after keeping the writers with the Braves, may prove the hosted when a team is going well. waiting for what seemed like an ALUMNI JUNIORS An early lead stood up as the added pitching help St. Louis RED8 -PHIL8— MANCHESTER 643-2444 NVENTORY hour while he talked with his Today, Sheffing. who also re Cards nipped the Giants, 6-4, at needs In its quest for Us first NL The Reds won in the ninth after ceived the.^ame treatment when coaches and some of the stars with pennant since 1M6. Vada Pinson's bouncer skipped FEATURED FOURSOME in yesterday’s practice round at Brookline, Mass., prior to the club. ”I always liked chal Keeney St. last night. Over at Burdette responded immediately he managed the Cubs, knows first Charter Oak Park the Yanks edg over the head of Phils' first ^se-1 OPEN 8-10 MON. the start of the U.S. Open Thursday, were, left to right. Jack Nicklaus, Phil Rodgers, hand that a field skipper can be lenges. so I accepted this one. ’This with a strong performance, blank man Roy Slevers for a tHple. Two ' roasted and told to walk the plank. is a good ball club.” ed the WhlU Sox, 4-3. ing toe Mets until TTm Harkness Gary Player (putting) and Arnold Palmer. By the time the foursome started the back Ken Yimltaky soattered Rk intentional walks followed before thru SATURDAY Talkative Charlie Dressen, one Only two members of the Ti hit a two-run homer with two out Johnny Edwards singled in the nine, an estimated 5,000 spectators rimmed the course to watch the big name golfers of the most controversial figures gers ever played for Dressen, Bill hits and drove in two runs with In the ninth. He struck out seven deciding run. That ruined a smart I perform. (Herald Photo by Ofiara.) in the major leagues in the past Bruton and Terry Fox, both In three hits to highlight the Cards’ and walked only one while boost pitching performance by Ray Culp, I 25 years, was tabbed to succeed Mllw'aukee. win. The Yanks' win enabled them ing hls record to 7-8 with his 8-6, who allowed only six hiti. Al 1 Sheffing. "I was watching the ball game to tie the Orioles again tor first fourth straight victory. Worthington, 2-1, got the victory. Been Around in New York (Yanks and ’Tigers) place. John Moore paced the wfei- The triumph kept the Cardinals * • • nera with a double and alngd** Ben Dreasen. 64, is no stranger to the when I got a call from Campbell,” one-half gama. ahead of San Fran CUBS-COLT8— majors. The little guy, who once Dressen added. Barlow’s single waa ths only Mt cisco. Ths Giants took over second Dick Ellsworth won his ninth for , off Dani^ Lodge. played professional football with His first managerial was to re place and dropped Los Angeles to the Cubs with Llndy McDaniel’s 9 Repeat Open Win the Green Bay Packers, at quar place all three coaches. In were third, 1>A .games back, by thump relief help. Ellsworth, who has t h r q REG LEAGUE ing the Dodgers 9-3. terback, despite weighing only 148 Bob S'Wlft, Pat Mullln and Stubby lost five, had a shutout until the Overmire, Out were Phil Cava- Runs and hits came in large in other games, fourth-place ninth when the Colts scored on pounds, has managed Cincinnati, quantities at .Robertson Park last Cincinn'ati edged Philadelphia 2-1, Brooklyn, Washington and Mil retta, G eorge Myatt and Tom Fer- Carl Warwick’s single, a wild, rick. night as Pagani’s outlasted Man the Chicago (hibs downed Houston pitch, hls own error and Howie waukee. He guided the Dodgers to chester Travel Services, 17-U, to 8-1 and Milwaukee defeated Pitts Goss' grounder. two National League flags. “None of the three coaches ever burgh T-S, in .10 innings. worked for me before, but I had Join the red hot race for the first Ernie Banks drove in two Chl- Six times in the last five seasons round title. Four teams are Jam the Tigers have changed manag them all as players,” Dressen said. Goal of Nicklaus (Herald Photo by Ofiara) med at the top of the league, all ers and the ndnth in the peist dozen ’Three new players were also Chuck Drtissen with five victories and a varying Cleveland Continues Rampaffe campaigns. wearing Detroit suits for the first j, amount of losses. m n y BROOKLINE, Mass. (AP)f<^“*> becaitse tradition reoogniZM^oompetltioin winding up with Sat- Prior to getting the call to re time, Infielder-outfielder George it as the first of its kind in Ameri Ron Gustafson slammed two —^Burly Jack Nicklaus, a urday’s stamina-draining 36 holes place Scheffing, Dresoen had been Thomas, pitcher WilUe Smith and homers and Bob Coulombe another ca, has come in for a lot of criti- will come down to a slugging serving as a "talent scout” for outfielder Gaites Bro'wn. ■—“ Dick McAuliffe Speaks Out cock-sure youngster with a cdam of its condition but still is for Pagani’s with Art Patton aM- match between golf’s two heavy the Los Angeles Dodgers ■viewing 'T was on the plane coming Ing three more of their 18 hits. Yankees Increase Lead veteran’s savvy, begins his considered manageable enough for weights. Amerioan League clubs in action. from New York to Boston when I any of 20 or 30 payers to win. Jim McCartan slammed a circuit bid for a second straight U.S'. “I wouldn't be here if I didn’t Strangely, he spent most of spring looked at the Syracuse team rec clout for the losers. Open Championship 'Hiursday Nicklaus admittedly Isn't play think I could win.” Nloklaus said training in Scottsdale, Ariz., ords. I saw Smith had a 7-1 rec ‘Change Big Surprise’, ing as well as he did before he during a long session on the prac wwtdhdng the Red Sox in exhibition ord so I decided I wanted that boy. But Injury List Grows and another step in what seems won last year’s Open in a ptoyott DUSTY LEAGUE LIFETIME tice tee aimM at straightening Ms games. He must be a pretty good pitch an inervitable march to the pin with Palmer at Ctekmont, Pa., or With at least one run scored hi nacle of golf. erratic tee shots. Since ctianiipioinship play started er,” Dressen recalled. when he dethroned Amle as Mas every Inning, Morlarty Brothsrs NEW YORK (A P)—Lo, the poor Yankees. Obancee are he’ll do it only over “I want to win this one so much Uressen has been watching the Dressen wiU need aU the help Tigers Need Shakeup should have had an easy time beat ters champion In April. American League teams, catching the hnpooing body of one Arnold ot.fnutlY I can taste it,” said Palmer, who he can get from the Browns. ing Mai Tool but they had to pick They can’t seem to survive a game without someone get Fakner. recc^fnizes Nicklaus* great ability nine of the 10 dubs before getting Smiths, Colavltos and Cashes if up two scores in the final frame to ting banged up. They have a casualty list as long as the New Palmer had been away from the surprise can from General Another talent-rich field, includ oompetition fighting physical and but isn’t ready by a long shot to he is to remain in ’Tigertown any FENWAY PARK. Boston — be sure of a 13-10 victory. York telephone book. — concede him golf’s No. 1 ranking. Manager Jim Oampbell to step length of time. er had much luck hitting here,” ing Gary Player, Tony Lena, mental wearineaa for nearly a “ Boy, what a surprise!” came the answer. Rick Sorrano of Morlarty’s and The only thing the battered into Scheftfing’s shoes. Unless a manager wins in De pitch on his first delivery at Los NARROW WHITEWALL Gene liititler, Juliue Boroe and month before he returned last Palmer will play his finst aiui I noted that one night a year Bob Willbanks of Mai Tool each Bombers can do is win. Take a look at the standings. troit, he’s done. Schefflng found That was Dick McAullffe’s Angele.*!, allowing Bob Perry to Sam Snead, ia ready bo meet the week and won the 3100,000 Thun- second 18 hole rounds Thursday ago he lofted a ball high over had two-run homers to highlight They won their fifth in a row romp in with the llto-inning run challenge of the 23-year-old (Miio When the switch in managers that out. reaction when he learned in the 36-hlt total. derhird Classic. In practice rounds and Friday with former PGA Boston yesterday that Bob the left centerfleld fence for a Tuesday night, with relief pitcher that enabled the Angels to edge , husky in Mb attempt to repeat and neither has looked as sharp as he champions Jay Hebert and Doug was made, Detroit was ninth, 1 1 ^ P. S. The Red Sox spoiled E>res- Marshall Bridges injured in the games out of first place. Schefflng had been fired as homer. “ I remember It well, the Athletics. Ken McBride, 7-6: the eruaade of the 38-year-old might. Ford as his partners. sen’s detout with Detroit, winning but I haven’t hit one since CHURCH TEAGUE process, rapping Washington 10-5 and winner of four straight, went Pennsylvania strong boy who bris This is tile duto many experts 9-0. manager and that Charlie Two big innings (and three small But it’s hard to find a knowl- Nicklaus has been paired for the Dressen had been brought in here.” With a 18-htt attack that Included all the way for Los Angeles, giv-1 tles St suggestions he’s on the way edgeaible regular of this ■ prestige first two days with Bob Ooalby (McAuliffe had a miserable er ones) led Center Congo to an a pair of lusty home runs by Ing up just three hits. dofwn. as a replacement. easy 14-4 win over North Methodist PREMIER championship who doesn’t think and the 1962 U.S. Amateur cham night against Earl Wilson last Roger Maris. Kansas City's starter and loser, The ooutM, caned ’Ihe Ciountiy ‘"The. move out to shake up at Mt. Nebo last night. FISK that the three days of medal play pion, Labron Harris Jr. night, going hitlesB in four Itoe Yankee victory boosted Moe Drabowsky, hit Perry with a I the club,’’ the Unionville resi Two doubles and BUI Smith’s tbelr American League lead to a Mark Nelson Wins dent said. trips as Earl Wilson spun a pltcji leading off the Angel Uth, three-hit, 9-0 shutout.) triple helped the winners to a 4-0 full game over the Chicago White "I know one thing, we won’t lead in the first. Three triples and then made a bad throw after^ NYLON TUBELESS 4-PLY In Junior Archery M c A u liffe entered last Sox, who were clipped by the fielding Ed Sadowski’s sacrifice finish under .SOO. We are 12 night’s game with a .266 bat three doubles helped bring In six Minnesota Twins 6-3. Brookline Club THE All the Way games under .500 today but we more in the fifth. bunt and walked Alble Pearson ting mark, third beat among Cleveland's rampaging Indians intentionally. Wyatt then came In | a n d ' Mark Nelson o f 138 Lydall St won’t stay there long.” Jerry Collins had three hits for took their sixth straight, beating won first place In the Junior Boys’ Would the former Farming- the Tiger regulars. He was and so did Perry. topped only by A1 Kallne at the winners and Len Novak three, the sagging Baltimore Orioles 7-3 The Angels now have won four | Archery Tournament competition ton High School Inflelder rath including a homer, for the losers. behind Barry Latman’s five-hit last Sunday at the Hartford er play second base or short .349 and Jake Wood at .289. in succession and the A's have I LOWEST PRICES EVER**# s p e c ia l in ven t o r y sa le f r o m o ver FISHINl: Arqhery Club. Nelson is a seventh stop? T h e dark-haired McAuliffe pitching; Bo.ston's Earl Wilson jogt three straight—all by one run ranks second on the club In blanked. Detroit 9-0 on a four- each, grader at Ullng Junior High. “ Shortstop,” was the answer hitter, spoiling Chuck Dressen’s 1 STOCKED WAREHOUSE. THESE PREMIUM TIRES ARE FOR FORD. CHEVROLET, PLYMOUTH. Chip Shots from Open TACKLE BOX TRASH’ runs batted in with 38, Ka Blossfield Dead, to my questimi as we chatted This to the youngster’s first llne leads with 48. debut as Tiger manager; and the Like a lady’s purse, a fisher -year in active competition. He last night.. before the Tigera Los Angeles Angels got the tie-' DODGE, MERCURY. PONTIAC, OLDSMOBILE— 1957 THROUGH 1963. man’s tackle box con be expected placed second in a recent tourney. took the field against Boston. Had the Connecticut player Well Known Hei^e ever played for Dressen? breaking run on a bases-Ioaded By EARL YOST ^got a compleite luncheon In Man-^^Lionel Hebert asked his caddy it to contain just about anything — Nelson’s father, Mark Nelson, is “ Shortstop has always been wild pitch In the lUh Inning for Chester at just about any eatery facilities w'ere available to straigh essentials as well as apparent easiest for me as I had always "I never saw him until ttie One of the ataite’s best-liked and BROOKLINE, Mass. — Amle’s junk. also an archery enthusiast And a 2-1 decision over Kansas (Jit}^. - Army, followers of Arnold Palmer, for the asking price of a hamburg. ten out a putter. The putter was won a target prize last week. played there before getting to last series in New York.” beat-known professional baseball numbered at least 5,000 during adjusted to Hebert’s lUdng and he But don't be too quick to criti Anyone Interested In archery may the big league,” the lefthanded One of tile new skipper’s men, Charley BloBsfleM. 60, died Tall Tony Lema, f>ne of the cize. You might be amazed at the hitting Nutmegger said. first acts was to install Mc suddenly yesterday morning at Ms YANK8-8ENATOR8— yesterday’s second day of practice then wandered over to the putting contact Mark Nelson by phone. The Yanks,- who have had sev newest and most successful pros green and put In nearly ao hour ways in which such “ trash” can Does McAuUfte like to hit In Auliffe in tile fifth iqiot in home in New BeirUn, Wis., appar at the plush Country Club in be used eral regulars hurt, suffered their Brookline. Palmer, winner of the on the circuit. Is among the newly of practice. Fenway Park? the batting order. ently a vlotim of a heeurt attack. weds. Asked where his wife was The dedicated fishermen at Tale’s longest football trip next "I hate It here. It’s not .a The Brooklyn native who rose biggest jolt when slugging super- Thunderbird last weekend, how fall will be to Philadelphia to play star Mickey Mantle .sustained a ever, wasn’t the only attraction as by an admirer, he replied, "Home Although The Country duto Is Mercury outboards got together good park for lefthanders. I Jockeys Bill Harmatz and Bennie from road secreitary to president £ doing the laundry.” Lema came one day and compared the many Pennsylvania. like the Infield but I have nev and general manager of toe Hart broken foot two weeks ago. They 7.50x14 his foursome Included Jack Nick plush, one fellow walking near this Sorensen are former tumblers. promptly went Into a three-game AMERICAN LEAGUE laus, Gary Player and Phil Rodg Into prominence when he placed reporter from tee to green proved itema in their tackle boxea that ford Chiefs had been state ticket second to Jack Nicklaus M the neve- originated in a sporting direotor for the Milwaukee Braves. losing q>in, but have since pulled W. L. Pet. G.B. ers. Palmer, Niciklaus and Player he wasn’t In the millionaire class goods store. out handsomely by winning eight New York ...... 86 28 .608 — at the moment forming golfs Big 1963 Masters. Asked how he found when he dropped two quarters and He was a speaker in toe Manohea Among the carefully hoarded of 10. Chicago ...... 87 27 .578 1 Three. the roughs, Lema answered, "easy, bothered to stop and pick them up. ter area several times and had a 8.00x14 just after I drive off the tee.” treasurers were empty match book host of friends here. He refumad They lost little time settling Boston ...... 82 26 .552 8 covers. Worthlesa ? Not if you had matters with the last-place Sena Cleveland ...... 88 27 .550 8 Following his practice round, Most pros have openly criticized Assigned locker No. 18 Is Arnold to Oonneoticut several timea after tile course. to stoarpen the hooks of a favorite Hutchinson Still High on Reds, toe Chiefs folded and he went to tC tors, losers In their last six. Tom Minnesota ...... 88 29 .582 4 big Mike Souchak approached the Palmer, Championddp play starts iJug. • r* Tresh and Tony Kubek hit two- Baltimore ...... 84 80 .581 4 dnbhouae and said to his caddy, tomorrow- morning at 8. 'The field Milwaukee. The most recent return Baaron Pittenger, former mem A plastic bag crammed with was about four weeks ago when he run homers as New York built up l!iOs Angeles . . . 88 84 .498 6(4 PLUS F.E.T. "I want to get an early start to of 150 will be cut to 50 'after Fri small rubber bands was snother a 5-0 lead against Tom Cheney in Kansas City . . . 80 32 .484 7 morrow morning. Do you think ber of the Hartford Times sports day’s second round. Two rounds But H e’s Showing Some Concern was a speaker at a testunonlal for staff and now director of sports prise. These serve two purposes: WTTC siportscaster Bob Bteela. the first two innings and by the Detroit ...... 24 37 .398 itY j you can make it?” The Ud, in his are slatod Saturday. Washington . ...26 47 .809 19 publicity at Harvard, is on the (1) they can be stretched from the Funeral servicea will ba bald fifth It was 9-0. Marls, In addition late teens, looked bewildered, ap eye of a hook to its barb and con to homers lO'and 11, also .singled. parently figuring the former Duke Opejj public relations staff. Of- Friday ki West Aims, Wis. Tuesday’s Results Clowning stops tomorrow for all vert a regular lure into a weedless NEW YORK (NEA)—6* Whltey Ford started for the New Vork 10, W a sh to^ n 8. NO TRADE-IN NEEDED football player, ______meant during______mllk- ficials couldn’t get a more effideint the contestants who will be shoot model, and (2 ) they’re ideal for With one third of the season Yanks and lasted through the man hours. The caddy was some-1 than Baaron who once served Minnesota 6, Chicago 8. ing for the cash awards. Specta keeping live graashoppeta secure gone, Fred Hutchinson re sixth, long enough to' gain his Los Angeles 2, Kansas City 1 what relieved and surprise when' ^ Little League baseball oom- tors saw the foursome of Palmer, yet active on a hook. ninth victory in 12 decisions and m ain^ high on the Reds, but (11). Soodiak added, "I’d say a start nbssioner in Ooimecticut. Nicklaus, Player and Roger.*! toss A roll of Scotch tape was handy run ids lifetime mark against about 9 o’clock would be ju ^ right. I Boston 9, Detroit 0. in considerable comedy during for keeping loose parts of a reel the Big Bear was beginning to Washington to 83-6. Larry Osborne Cleveland 7, Baltimore 8. Can you make It?” The youngster Area flavor in press headquar their practice round. safe during cleaning and for wrap wonder. tagged the stylish southpaw for NO CASH NEEDED nodded that he could. I ters, set up in the curling ring, Today’s Games FRONT END ping small hooks that easily be Only -Vada Pinson had snapped a two-run homer before Whitey Washington (Osteen 1-4) at | BRAKE CHEVRON were nearly 300 Royal typewriters, come lost. On more than one occa o«t of the Olncinnati club’s pro waa replaced by Bridges. CHARGE Slammin’ Sammy Snead, once manufactured In Hartford. New York (Bouton 8-2), (N). ■ I sion the tape furnished emerg«»cy tracted batting slunnp. Pinson and AMERICAN LEAGUE The left-handed, reliever joined Detroit (Moss! 4-3) at Boston j ADJUSTMENT BUDGET ALIGNMENT SEAT BELTS the biggest name in golf and still, repairs to a splintered rod. Daryl Spencer, the magnificent League-Ieodtog P eck Lumber the limping list in the seventh one of the all-time greats, made a Major League (Heffner 0-0), (N). / Pull Front Wheels / Inspect All Manchesterites on deck for yes The strangest item was a spool pickup, were contributing most to won Its eighth game In nine tries whe'n he was sent sprawling by Chicago (Herbert 5-4) at Min- j LAYAWAY All (Colors lot of new admirers w-hen he will terday’s action were Mr. and Mrs. of wire solder. Cut off In a length last night at Waddell Field, a 4-2 Y Check Drums Parts the attack, ib e great Frank Rob Osborne in a play at first base. nesnta (SWgman 5-6), (N). Linings, Seals Exceed S.A.E. Requirements ingly signed autographs for nearly Jam^ Kirkpatrick. Jim, current :?=iLeaders= to provide the necessary weight, it inson at .270 wasn’t popping the triumph over Dillon Ford. 1 Bridges went to Ihe sldellhes with FREE OIL CO. CREDIT CARD / Set Comber Baltimore (Barber 10-5 and' and Cylinder* ■ Y Set Caster 15 minutes after finishing hi.s president of the Manoheater Ooim- can be wrapp^ around a line to ball the way he should and he’s E3ach team collected' but four a slightly. hurt left knee and Hal round Tuesday. No doubt the West NATIONAL LEAGUE Pappas 4-8) at Cleveland (Bell 8-4 Y Check and Pack Y Adjust Toe try dub, is also the manufacturer make an efficient sinker, one that the toothpiick-legged gent who Idts however one of Peck’s clouts Reniff finished up. and Ramos 3-1, (3), Twl-NIght. [ INSTALLATION Virginia hillbilly who became a of golf putters. The local couple Batting — T. Davis, Los An can be used over and over again. must carry the entire package. * • * Bearings / Center Steering was a two-run homer by pitcher Kansas City (Rakow 6-4 and: / Add Brake Fluid millionaire because he was -so pro dined with pro Dow Finsterwald, geles, .840; Groat, Sfc Louis, .838; "Which all gOM to prove some "The big break we got,” said Da-Ve Cappa. K cams in toe open / Road Test ficient in golf knows that he’s TWlNS-WHITE SOX— Segui (1-2) at Lo* Angeles (Osin- / Adjust Braking one of the contestants. Flnsrter- White, S t Louis, .381; WUb, Loa things aren’t always what they Manager Hurtdilnson, as the Red- ing inning as the -winners took Hafmon Klllebr'ew's 11th homer ■kl 5-3 and lAe 8-8), (2), Twl- nearing the end of the line and is iw^d helped design the dub pat Angeles, .330; Co^’ingiton, Phila aeem ." A HtUe so-called j(mk, here legs left New York for Croeley Contact a 3-1 lead and stayed out In and run-producing singles by Vic NIght. On All Wheels ' UP Mon., Tues., only too happy to still be in de ented by Kirkpatrick, now on the delphia, .327. and there, can often prove price Field and another home stand, front. Power, pitcher Jim Perry and mand as a golf hero. less. Thursday’s Game* Wed. Only market, and maunfactured in Man Home Runs — H. .Aaron, Mil “was the league marked time while Steve Launettl and P ad MiHar Zoilo Versalles paced Mlnne.sota Chicago at Minnesota. ^ chester at KFR. Both Finsterwald waukee, 19; Banks, Chicago, 14; we were getting off so poorly. Ac were outstanding tor DiUon’o. to a 4-0 lead and the Twins held IVashington at NCw Yoni, 1 LIFETIME GUARANTEE Monday was a holiday In Boston and Kirkpatrick have played win- ADJUSTABLE BENCH REST Installed F. Alou and .McCovey, San Fran counting for this, you know, is that on against the White Sox. Perry p-m. —^Bunker Hill Day—but yesterday ter golf at the Tequesta, Fla. Need an adjustable bench rest, while there may have been strong-| “ Seat Belts cisco, IS; BaUey, Cepeda and Maya, INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE gave up eight hits and five walks Detroit at Boston, 2 p.m. Save Myes” Judging from the crowds rimming | Country d u b whore the pro calls San Francisco, 12. somethii^ solid you can lean er olube in the league when the Bunching their runs, the Oilers in seven Innings but only two Baltimore at Cleveland, (N). MUFFLERS Hie picturesque Brookline course - bis home base, across- while yoy sight down on Dodgers and Braves were fighting runs. J. C. Martin got the other there must ^ v e bpen more than PltMiing — Maloney, Cincinnati, came from behind with tour scores Only Games Scheduled. 10-2, .838; (yToole, Cincinnati, 12-8, a far-away woodchuck or crow? it out, there never were so many Chicago run with a homer against the iMual number' of absentees Pad the top of an old fashioned In toe fifth to trip AnsaMi's, 7-4 , Coming off the 18th green, Ar .880; Brogllo, St. LouU, 8-2, .800; good ones. Even the Oolts and at Verplanok Field last night and ’Twin reliever Bill Dailey in the NATIONAL LEAGUE from office, shop and school life. nold Palmer u'Ss the biggest mag " X ” axle ’jack that helped fixed Mets can stir up trouble with their eighth. Joe Horlen was toe loser. W. L. Pet. OB Attaadance was esthnated ‘ at Perranosld, Los Angeles, McBean, take a hlalf-gama lead In' the net among the contestants. He flats before the bumper jack dis pitching and in their own parka.” standings. * • • lOAOO, far better than expected. Pittaburgh and Simmons, S t Louis, placed it. If your local Auto Store St, Louis ...... 89 27 .691 _ signed Just enough autographs 7-2. .778. St. Louis stayed In the thick of Harry Jenkins limited Ansaldi’s DOHANBORIOLEB- San Francisco 88 26 .582 W while inching his way to the club doesn’t carry inexpensive versions, things and Cbicago made a spec try a Junk dealer. A piece of hard to a pair of hits while fanning IS. LaUnan doled out just one Ori Los Angeles ..87 28 Ji89 I'/J T b » Country dub, aite of the house to keep everj-body happy tacular run while the Rhineland ole hK through six innings, and Cincinnati .... 84 80 A81 4 6 pan, la appropriately named for AMERIOAN LEAGLTl foam rubber glued to the top plat SWp Wlgnnowaki and Bob Jaek- FISK The Pennsylvania strongman ers were showing little early foot. struck out 11 over-all. The Tribe Chicago ...... 86 81 .W 4 it la THE all the way. Admission Batting — Kallne. Detroit, .343; form completes the job. The Giants dropped seven straight each hit a homer tor toe could have stayed around for at Malzone, Boston, .334; Wagner, winners and Jen k in s hlmMlf backed him with an early offense, Milwaukee ...81 88 .484 7 pnioeB for both praotice rounds, least an hour If he had the time PHONEY MINNOWS and then turned on the Dodgers scoring In each of the first five Los Angeles, .388; Roblmon. Chi Live minnows can’t be used In added a pair of doubles. Pittsburgh . . . 80 84 .469 8 Mooday through Wednesday, plus to satisfy the rciipiffiMs of all the ■when they got hot. Innings off loser Dave McNally PhlMelphia ..SO 85 .462 chsmplonahlp play Thursday, Fri fans. cago, JI27; Boyer, New York, .318. many lakes so what will get the Have the Players and reliever Wee Stock for a 7-0 Houston ...... 27 89 .469 12 WINDSOR day and fijaturday, are sky Mgh. Home Buns — Stuart, Boston big ones? The phoney plastic min "I know we have the Wg play NATIONAL LEAGUE advantage. New York ...... *6 42 .878 . I4V4 And, lated juices at the conces- Sindh Ofiara, chief photograph and AlUson, Minnesota, IS; Kallne, nows that acquarium shops sell to ere in Pinson and Robineoh and WWisJl their runs coming in Itetrolt, and Wagner, Los Angeles, the answer. Hook 'em through the too first two Innings, Motiarty Wtllte Kirkland socked his sixth Tuesday’s BesuHs iiaa liooUis and dining rooms are er Of TTie Herald, had a field the pitchers,” said Hutchinson. ’T hiHnar in' toe last 10 games for amiay out o t line. A man could —on Ms day off—shooting all the 15; Batto}', Minnesota, 14. back Just like the live variety’ and know Robinson will start teutng V4gA PINSON AND FRANK ROBINSON Chicago 8, Hooston 1 Pitching — Radatz, Boston, 6-1, figure a way to give them some ilight at Bu^ey Field and took the Indians,' who have zoomed up St. Louis 6, New York 2 NYLON stars in the praotice field from clubs apart. He al-wa}^ has. And to fourth place by winning 16 of .857; Buzhardt. Chicago, and Bou- slight motion way down below last season we again demonatrated a one-game lead over toe Man Onclnnati 2, Philadelphia 1 vantage spots around the course. fit in the businesa? Wasn’t Gene out runs and the Reds couldn’t chester Auto Parts. thalr last 18. The Orioles, mean ton. New York, 8-2, .800; Fischer. where the cookie cruinbles. that we are the beet stret MANCHESTER EVEWmO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1965 PAGB TWBNTY-TWO PAGE TWBNTY-THRBE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1968 » Apdrtnenta— Plate— H o iu m For Sate 72 Housea For Sale 72 Hotucs For Sale 72 T gn gm e n ta 63 X. 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Fiidny suMigr h f Doan* 8 t, and Mlaa Oeraldine Two Manchester residents were ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kopecki, of ObwolMMon Five students of the Gertrude High ’TO. ▼«nK«, dauffitar of Mr. and Mrs. The ' Lutheran Women’s Mis graduated from the Hartford State 141 Crestwaod Dr., and Oeamgia ARTHUR DRUR ManeheMi€ii^~^A City o f Vittago C harm WUUam CSiarlea VenKe, 19D Wood' sionary League of Zion Evangel Technical Institute at its 16th Com Tyieo' School of Dance are appear Flavell, daughter of Mrs. Georgs bridK* St., raoently were pledged ical Lutheran Church will meet mencement held yesterday at 2 ing In "The King and I,” which Flavell, 662 Woodbrldge St, to Oaimna Beta Chapter of Delta tonight at 7:30 in the assembly started last night and will con VOL. LXZXn, MO. 222 (TWENTY.>00» PAOB»-lN TWO SBCnoi^) MANCHESTER,'CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 p.m. In the Hartford State Techni (Okaeifteil AdrertlelBg sn Page M) Zeta aorcrity at the University of room at the church. 'This will be cal Auditorium, in Hartford. tinue through July 6 at the Oarcton PRICE SEVEN CENT! Oonneoticut, where they are mem the final in a series of talks on Raymond P. Soma and Ronald Show Shop, daily at 8:30 p.m bera of the class of 1966. Both are the LJturgy. Mrs. Louise Mertena Spear received their associate in except Sundays. fm . majoring in arts and sciencts. win be chairman of program. All applied science degrees. Those making their debut in ladies of the church are invited. Soma is the son of Mr. and Mrs. summer stock are Judy Williams, UConn Ups Charles Faces Mir. and Mrs. Paul HtlUard, SO Angelo Soma, Birch Mt. Rd., Bol daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Blari St.. wdU have open house William Kagleson, son of Mir. ton. He is employed in the Engi WIMlams, 120 WaddeU M .; Merle ST:nday from 3 to 7 p.m. at their and Mrs. William Eagleson, 59 neering Dept, of the Spencer HOUSE 1964 Fees Cane After Nip Congress May Decide home, to ooletorate ttietr 2Sth Spruce St., recently was appointed Turbine Co., Hartford and is a wedding anniversary. to the staff at the University of j member of the American Society of Tool and Manufacturing E!n- LONDON (AP) — Prince Bridgeport as a resident counse STORRS (AP)—The Uni- Ghariee’ mild flirtation with Albout 27 miemlbers o f the Golden lor in a men’s dormitory. He is a glneers. versity of Connecticut’s board •Age CSub were taken to the 3J’e Spear is the son of Mrs. Lillian drink birought hdm the threat Junior, majoring in economics, and Notice! of tru sty has approved in today of a caning or • being Restaurant, Boliton, yesterday by previously was president of Hub- I Spear, 28 Northfield St. He is On Rights in August^ bus, for their annual dinner. After bell Hall men’s dormitory. He is associated with Grandway Stores, Henry i>hoto SA M YULYES MAIN STREET, MANCSESTER — 643-4123 creases in dormitqry rentals put back a year in school. It dinner some of the group'! re a 1961 graduate of Manchester Gets Master’s Manchester. and the general university fee even book headlines away turned to the Senior Citizens uiub High School. Gets MD Degree SHOE REPAIR from the Pbofumo soandal. David D. Boland of Pomfret, son in September 1964. The monol tone is so high rooms on SchoDl St., and others DOROTHY T. BRONDOLO Roger Wayne Turklngton, son SHOP Ih their actions yesterday, the went bowling at the Piarkade of Mr. and Mns. Thomas Boland, of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Turk- in Britain Just now that the Robert Earl JiibinviUe, son of Mount Ida Junior College / S3 OAK ST. trustees agreed that onoe these Daily Miall printed a front Alleya. Mr. and Mrs. Paul JubinvlUe, 54 63 Vernon St., recently received a Miss Dorothy T. Bnondolo ‘o t tngton, 28 Bigelow St„ received a boosts occurred, they would be Filibuster a Threat page editorial appealing for Deepwood Dr., is home on two master’s degree in education at degree of doctor of medicine last will be on vocorion held firm at least until 1970.' the University of Hartford. Brandy St., Bolton, was graduat mercy for the 14-year-otd heir The Silk Town EUitea will hold weeks’ leave after completing week at Harvard University June 20 Him July 8. Hie truateea have Instructed to the British throne. a cake sale tomorrow at Grand basic training at the U.S. Navy He is a graduate of Manchester ed from Mount Ida Junior College School of Medicine. their finance committee, which WASHINGTON: (AP) — High School, Monson (Mass.) in Nerwton Centre. Mass., on June lUndly Pick Up Your "Let there be no hyipocritl- Violence in Savannah Way at the P&rkade, from 10 a.m. Training Center, Great Lakes, HI. He was also awarded the Jamei^ made the recommendations, and oal holding up of hands over Party leaders oiled (ingress’ untU sellout. They are also plan After hte' leave he will report to Ax^domy, and Central Connecticut 3. She majored in the executive Tolbert Shipley prize by the facul 'Shoes Beforehand President Homer D. Bahbidge Jr„ ning a oar wash Saturday, June State College, New' Britain. He secretarial course. the affair of the Prince of creaking machinery today for the USS Lexington, an aircraft Miss Brondolo leaves Saturday ty of medicine for his outstanding to present specific recommenda Wales and the cherry brandy.” 26, at remmla Bign on Spruce St carrier operating with the Seventh served in the U.S. Army and is a research work on the biochemical tions for a new fee scale at a the start of President Ken Anm 10 am . to A p.m. teaoher at Pomfret Conummlty for Washington, D. C., where she eeid the Mlail. Fleet in the Mediterranean. will work as a secretary for the mechanism by which the thyroid meeting this coming September. ”He went into a bar, bought nedy’s far - reaching civil School. gland is sUmulated by thyrotropic 'The truotoes stressed that high Negro Leader Says He is married to the former Central IntelUgence Agency. She a drink and downed It. But rights program on a tortuous win enroll in night courses at hormone. er rentals and fees were necessary such things are bound to Marilyn Boraski of Naugatuck. because of rising costa. and uncertain legislative jour The couple has a son, Thomas, 10 American University in the fall While at Harvard Medical happen among boys of spirit.” School he was one of two Harvard Before approving the pro|>oaa], ney. months old. planning to expand her studies of Oharlee downed his drink 'The prospects pointed toward a Spanish and Italian. naUonal scholarship holders in his the trustees gave general backing last Monday in a hotel bar Protests Won’t Stop to a suggestion from former U.S. possible House decision in August STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL i Advertisement — A 1961 graduate of Manchester olasB. He was author of several on SooMand’s Isle of Lewis. on what then might remain of an High Schtxil, she is the daughter papers dealing ■with the biochemis Sen. William Benton of Southport His bodyguard. Detective Don ■ ■ ' ft Sponsored by "OOME DOUBLES” CLUB Need money for college T Yes, that there be a drive for ftmds administration package bill. It la of Mr. and ’Mrs. Glullo Brondolo. try of thyroid disease. r ald Green, caught hdm in the NEW YORK (AP)—James Farmer, national director of built around proposals to end ra NORTH METHODIST CHURCH the price of ttidtion runs high. Dr. Turklngton is a 1954 grad from parents who could afford to act and scolded hdm soundly. Connecticut Bank ajid Trust Oom- pay more than the university fMs, the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), says “We do not cial discrimination in privately 300 PARKER STREET CORRECTION uate of Manchester High School, a V (JtiC Brttadn’s Uquor laws permit owned busine.sses serving the , pany offers a low-cost plan that Unintentionally omitted from 1958 graduate of Wesleyan Uni rentals and other charges. The Obartes bo have beer or cider intend to call off demonstrations.” Farmer made the com i enables you to provide for college proceeds could be used to help public and to give the attorney a story in The Herald yesterday versity, Middletown, and he at In a restaurant in two years, ment Wednesday night in relation to President Kennedy’s general new legal weapons to en THURSDAY. JUNE 20— 5:30 to 7 P.M. costs and then to spread the re wias the name of Jack B. Onove, tended Innsbruok University, Inns- needy students, he said. starting Thursday Pine Benton also said he was given at 16, but he can't drink in a plea for racial peace. ^ force school integration. am, Potato Salad, Coleslaw, Rolls, Strawberry Shortcake payment over a six-year period. director of music at South Meth Ibtruok, Austria, for one year. bar legally until he’s 18. The outlook in the Senate was You are invited to investigate the odist Church. Grove is expected hurst Meat Dept, will fea the impression that pertiaps 36 Adults $1.50—Children 12 and under ’75c He wUl begin a medical intern per cent of the parents could af The story reached the clal demon.strations ...... for a bone-wearying filibuster. For Reservations Call: 643-8269 help and as.sistance availaltde to to be granted certification by the ship at Duke University Ho^ital, ture Genuine Spring papers. Telephones hummed lead to violence.” He made no ob Leaders might have to attempt t I you at Connecticut Bank and Trust, New Ekvgland Southern Oonferraice ford to pay $600 to $1,000 more jection to "peaceful communica Farmer said "We do not agree I>urham, N. C. He is married to than the annual cost of a UConn between the palace, Scotland that demon.strations for freedom to break it by continuous sessions I Company a t 893 Mlain, 16 North | of the Methodist Church, when it the former Maria Bokhardt of Yard eind Gordonstoiin, tions, deliberation and petltion.s of It they could not command toe Mialn or the Parkade. convenes in New London today. education. In its catalogue, UConn prote.st” on the ‘ race relations will damage the chances of the Innsbruck. LAMB LEGS estimates that it costs the aver Charles’ Spartan school on t’-'> pas.sage of fcivil rights legisla two-thirds majority heeded to cut 4 age student about $1,600 a year to Scottish mainland. problem. But he .said "street dem tion.” off debate. attend. onstrations, mas.s picketing and There is a definite threat that lb. 59c parade.s have increasingly endan "On the contrary,” Parmer while the civil rights proposals Details of the proposal to raise gered lives and property.” .said, "such peaceful demonstra Whole or Butt Half rentals and fees Include: are snaking their way around one Roy Wilkins, executive secre tions should help persuade the obstacle after another, the legis The current rental inoome falls State News legislators of the urgency of the lative machinery might g,1nd to tary of the National A.ssociation situation. The demand for free Talk about economy... here’s " • ' J (Continued on Page Two) Priest stands among the for the Advancement of (Colored a halt on other major administra BLOCK ISLAND People, ‘ said demon.strations are dom is not something that can be tion proposals. curious awaiting smoke Roundup part of the American tradition of turned on and turned off.” OCEAN FRESH signal. But black smoke freedom to protest. Kennedy, in proposing his civil (Continued on Page Tea) ' ' the Qiristine Gets emerging from stack in ”I am certain ” Wilkins said u Congress, urged SWORDFISH dicates the College of Sdid T th eitT e= s r'eon^ t’^erutros^t!!^ iiiiiiWil: Cardinals failed to elect a 2 Sisters Perish, Canada Drops Center Slices Special Guards new pope on the first of ^„i‘‘nTt!es*^‘" ‘"^ - - w°h?re S ^ n g r ^ s ^ ' r T e ^ ’- Trapped in Blaze lation. two ballots. (AP Photo He praised Kennedy’s proposals Guichard Parris, public rela- lb. 89c Life in Danger fax.) to Congress as "more comprehen-, tions director of the Urban Tax Aimed at Remember this is the first of STAFFORD SPRINGS (A PI- slve than any previous preslden- ’League, said ' ' here' that Kennedy’s the season. Deliciously fresh Two young aisteR'B, trapped in a tial recommendations for civil LONDON (AP)—Scotland Yard U. S. Investors M fish. bedroom, perished today in a fire rights legislation.” He added, (Continued on Page Four) % put an emergency guard on Chris- ■that swepit ifllelr home. tlfie Keeler today after anony Stack Releases Black Smoke; TTie victims were Judy Ann OTTAWA (AP) — Prime Minis mous tipsters Warned that the life Noglaok, 12, and her rister Karen SHURFINE Susan, 8. How Hard Will JFK Fight? ter Lester B. Pearson’s Liberal of the 31-year-ohl woman In the The blaze broke out at aibout government has suspended a con PINEAPPLE JUICE Profumo scandal was in danger. troversial tax aimed at U.8. In Extra detectives patroled out No Pope Named in Early Vote 1:30 am . in the one and a half 3 46-oz. eans 89c side her West End aparhnent. She story structure on BL 32. vestors and got scathing criticism was told she could leave it only ' ------^------T h e parente, Mr. and Mrs. for announcing the move while with a plainclothes escort and VATICAN CITY (A P)—ffervattv* #to*tary of ^ t o would^ The cardinals were locked Into Stephen Nogilack, shouted for help Tension Will Sweep stock markets were still open. PINEHURST must keep clear of anyone carry Thele cardinals of the Roman ------— — groups conclave area of Uie Vatican when they were unable to reach Stock prices on Canadian ex ing a coat or anything that could The secretary of state Is the the two gtris. Firemen found the changes spurted Wednesday short .A U > Wednesday night. They entered HAMBURG conceal a gun or knife. Catholic Church failed to elect church's second moat Important parentts in front of toe burning ly before the markets closed into a period of Isolation to be home. •when Finance Mtbister Walter . ‘‘Wf are treating this serious a new Pope today on the first official. The post was last held ended only with the election of ly,” said a police spokesman. "We by Amleto Cardinal Clcogimni, When toe flames were brought Some Bills into Law Gordon, under pressure from the lb. 55c Q u e e n c a s u a l s SHORTS... two ballots in their conclave Pope John’e successor. finaYicial community, announced received three separate calls say to choose a successor to but his appointment ended with The cardinals and 190 persons under oontrol, the firemen fotmd ing she was in danger.” toe death of Pope John XXm. the hoddes of toe girls In toe bed suspension of a SO per cent take 5 Lbs. $2.65 Pope John XXIII. assisting and serving them in room. over tax designed to discourage Miss Keeler, for five months Vatican sources reported that toe conclave area were sworn to By JAMES MARLOW ^gress. Yet. Negro leaders would — JAMAICAS — NASSAUS — BERMUDAS — Puffs of black smoke Issued the prog;res8lve wing of toe Col -Mr, and Mrs. Nsglock were Associated Press .News Analyst like to see both become law. American investors from gaining the mistress of former War Min from the smokestack of the Sis- keep happenings in the area se control of Canadian firms. ister John Profumo, Is to testify lege of Cardinals was determined cret. The outside world’s only treated fk>r InjuriBs, not serious, at WASHINGTON (AP)—The civil Altogether Kennedy has made tine Chapel at 11:64 a.m. (6:64 to elect one of their faction In or Johnson Memorial Hospital and rights program President Kenne eight principal proposals in 1963, George Nowland, finance minis HOOD MILK MALIBU TWILL BERMUDA (left) at the trial of Dr. Stephen Ward, a.m. Eastern Standard Time), knowledge comes from the Sls- ter in the former Conservative BO, the socialite osteopath charged der to carry on Pope John’s cam tine Oiapel smokestack and from them were releias ed. dy has handed Cong;ress is the five Wednesday, three earlier. Everyday Low Price With tunnel loops, self belt. Heraldic buckle. Sizes 10 to 20. Oolors; signifying that no candidate had paigns for CSirlstlan unity and im The fire wrecked the interior of most far-reaching of his presiden They have broad scope, which is government, accused Gordon of with living off the proceeds of received tl\e required two-thlrds the routine prescribed by the "stupid procedures” in timing toe 68c Gal. Black, loden, cocoa, blue. prostitution. v proved relations, between the rigid rules of toe conclave, the Naglack home. Cause of the cy but he still avoided going all a contrast to anything he proposed majority, or 64 votes. In the two church and toe Communist gov y ______blaze was not immediately deter out. since becoming President. announcement. Two of her ex-lovers—both Ja ballots cast this morning by toe Nowlan previously had Intro GLEN PLAID NASSAU (right) maican Negroes—already are In ernments. (Continued on Page Four) mined. For toe first time in this century His reluctance until now about Please Read Our Ad Jail for attacking her, 80 princes of the church. Congress passed some civil rights pushing for meaningful civil rights duced a motion of no confidence w ith side pockets, side zipper, self belt. Sizes 10 to 30. dolor*: Another two ballots wlU be held in the House of Commons attack In Thurs. Herald Gray, brown. Scotland Yard men Investigat Doctors Sue CMS legislation In 1967. It passed some legislation appeared to be based ing the Ward case grilled Pro- this afternoon in the chapel In more in 1960. Both times it was on the hope that If he didn’t anger ing the budget Gordon introduced Store Open Thurs. tamo, 48, for two hours Wednes side the double-locked conclave NEW HAVEN (AP)—The Con mild. Congress seems sure to pass the Southern Democrats with civil last week, including the takeover 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. only 3'^® day. ’They also disclosed that on area. The voting will continue at necticut State Medical Society says some of Kennedy’s program this rights bills they might be nice to tax. Monday they had questioned Vis the rate of four ballots a day Red Says ^Seagull’ it is being kept illegally from nam year for one main reason: him on other programs he wanted. There was speculation that toe SPORTSWEAR — STREET FLOOR count Astor, on whose Cliveden until a Pope Is chosen. ing members to the Board of Direc Racial tension in the United He was forced into his present opposition would move to force Estate Ward had a weekend cot Reports circulated that Giovan tors of the (Connecticut Medical States is far more critical than position by the increasing actions Gordon’s resignation. tage. It was at Cliveden that ni Battista Cardinal Montini, 66, Service Inc. (CMS). It is suing. at any time. and demands of Negroes. But just Former Prime Minister John ■’TS*# Ward introduced (Christine to Pro arphbishop of Milan, might be So are three doctors the medical But Kennedy didn’t propose—al how much he gets out of what Gv Diefenbaker demanded a probe fumo in 1961. elected early In toe voting. Bailed Out of Ship society has named to toe board though he said he supported the he has asked depends on a num of stock market operatiems to de Police sources said eight more A progressWe, (Cardinal Mon who were not recognized 1^ CMS Idea—a fair employment practices ber of factors—starting with him termine whether any information men still must be questioned be tini is believed to have gone into as board members. commission which could compel self: on the''\bu4get had leaked before fore the dossier on Ward Is com toe conclave with 30 to 40 votes. The suit was filed yesterday In employers everywhere not to dis How bard will he fight for what it was submitted to Parliamcint. curly-haired^northeast of toe coal mining een- superior court. Nowlhn accused Gordon of fall- plete. Two of them were report The feeling was widespread that blondeIOnQ6 withw itn cnrnflnivsircornflower blueHItiA eyesavab ter of t Karanganda..f..______^ criminate against Negroes in hir he'asked? ed well known to the public and he would pick up toe necessary was hailed today as toe world’s ing or firing. Here are some of toe other additional votes quickly—ot not Tass pointed out that the four (Gmitlnued on Page ’Pen) Nor did he propose sweeping ' (Continued’6>ii Page Ten) the others included bank officials. longest distance woman flier— American astronauts who have factors: Opposition leader Harold Wilson at all. though she never has flown a authority for the attorney general Will enough Republicans jolti orbited the globe "together spent to start court action against any was due to meet with Prime Min Montini conferred Tuesday | plane, nearly 60 per cent less time In enough Northern Democrats to ister Harold Macmillan to dis i^ h t ^ t h p a n e ls Carding Spell-i T h e Soviet Union’s apace duet. one who deprived any citizen of smash a Southern filibqster to man, toe New York archbishop, spacq than the ‘Seagull’ ’’—toe his civil rights. cuss what form of Investigation dimple-chinned Lt. Valentina Te code name used by Valentina. pass a civil rights program that will be held Into the security ^de I who g en era^ is viewed as a con reshkova, 26, and her male part There was so much opposition has any real meaning? is. • .A o' Bykovsky, overshadowed by the News Tidbits to both an FEPC and this kind of BuUetiiis^ J of the scandal. servative. The Turin newspaper ner, Lt. Col. Valery Bykovsky, first space woman, landed near The Southernen will fight. If ; -c ♦ A critical, meeting also was La Stampa hinted that Spellman 28, landed deep in Siberia broad authority for the attorney th*y fight hard lehough, they may ly three hours after she did In from the AP Wires general that neither of these Ideas Culled from AP WirsM scheduled of the Conservative par promised ftfontlnl votes in retura W e^esday iutcrafter epic cosmic toe Kustanai region of Kazakh ty’s ’’.1922 committee,” which In for a guarantee that as Pope toe flights. seems to have a chance In Oon- (Ooattnue4 on Page Fifteen) '' j the stan, about 1,(X)0 miles southeast cludes, all Conservative members progressive Montini would name The Soviet* press and radio of Moscow and 600 miles west of University of Alabama board of CUBA SAID INVADED of thel^ouse of Commons who do a conservative secretary of state, hailed toe feat of the world’s first the woman cosmonaut’s touch trustees filea notice in U.S. Dis MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—The Cu not hold government, office. A progressive Pope and a con- space.- ' ' ■="girl ------as a revolution— In “toe down. / trict Court that it will ask 5th ban Revolutionary Council sold /y/yyr. r , i willowy Most CoMservatives are con role of the weaker seix in modern Bykovsky set a new orbital rec- U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to .■ ...... r; today its commando forces twul vinced Macmillan must resign "" i “now the globe more than overturn a lower court nrfusal to landed In Cuba. Other Cuban T ' Ji soon after admitting that this se woman 81 times In 119 hours and cover- delay Integration of tfie formerly exile sources reported that 600 '4 - curity men kept him in the dark Leone Asks will s ^ d for centuries among ing more than 2 million miles all-white institutlofi , , , Georgia men were Involved in the ac- look about Profumo’s affair with toe glorious names of the first He shattered toe record of 64 Board of Education unanimously tlon. A State Department Christine, who at the same time discoverers, Tass, the Soviet I orbits set last Ausmst in a four- ordens reinstatement of teacher fi...... spokesman in W ash ln ^ n said was the mistress of an assistant u Andrian Nlko- Frederick W. Adame, fired Jan. 10 the department had no Infor Soviet' naval attache. Parties for globe, layev, who made history’s first for assigning his eighth grade mation on the reported Inva is However, a dispute reportedly more than 48 times, covering i dual space flight with Lt, C3ol class at the rural EastwoUe sion, but was asking its Miami has arisen In the party over the more .than 1,240,000 miles in 71' Pavel Popovich. School to read “A Bell for Adano,” office to investigate. timing of Macmillan’s resigna hours before the braking rockets It was clear that Valentina’s John Hersey’s Pulitzer Prize win t \ Italy Unity were cut loose on a signal from tion. Mme members want him to work was confined to routine re- ning novel of World War U life STEEL ACCORD SEEN go Iminedlatoly, to give the party ! the pound. She returned to earth in an Italian town. yours In Kazakhstan, about 885 miles PITTSBURGH (AP) — The more time for fence mending be4°' ROME (AP)—Giovanni Leone, (Continued on Page Four) Margott Perez Jimenez, 17, fore the general election that Ignited Steelworkers Union and president of Italy’s Chamber of daughter of former Veitezuelaa the basic steel industry were must be called, before October President Marcos Perez Jimenez, Deputies, began a new attempt reported today to have reached ' .-i.*- y .f A, in ' missing from her home at Miami an unprecedented agrc:ement for ► A r A .Aa-jT^ a^ Aa- ^ (Oonttnued on Page Nineteen) today to form a government by Beach, Fla. amid, reports she had a new contract. Union souroM calling In leaders of neai^y evkry eloped with her American boy GM Director Gives friend, Lee Brooks, 18 . . . At spe said the reported settlement was political group—from C^Mfhim'unists wrapped up at a meeting new C ig a r e tte M a k e r s to fascists. cial ideological meeting of the Wednesday night of the Labor- President Antonio Segni asked (Communist party’s Central Com Management Human Relatione Stop Campus Ads the NeopoUtan to eeek a way out mittee, now in Its third day in Gommlttoe, If so, this would of the worsening political crisis, His City Huge Gift Moocow, CommiHiist party chief of marie the first time that an which today rounded out its fifth White Russia, Kirill Mazurov, agreement haa been achieved In. NEW YORK (AF)-Some major week with no solution In sight. oomplaiiu aJbout “antlaoclal and the basic steel Industry without cigarette manuiketurers have de It appears highly unlikely that amoral behavior” In his Soviet re 'iA Z tilt CHORALE' cided to discontinue advertising Italy ’-— ------tens millions of dollars public bordering on Poland. strike-pressure bargaining. will have anything more Stewart Mott who h«l eiiai^? Ills .'.v: ■'.•ilAA;«AA V. and promotion on college ampus- than Mott outlined five general areas President Kennedy praises West » A. ^ ^ “— an ” Interim ew^v^s.ss.swssi,government bywj ^ auujinuuveautomotive lommefortune wunwith mshis nemh.neigh- in which his gift wUl be spent. ’GRAVE CONTEMPT’ M, says George V. Allen, presi 'Cennedy'bors for decades, was able u> keep Virginians as their Statehood Day dent of the Tobacco Institute. Trustees of toe foundation will al celebration as having pride “In LONDON (AP)—The House of ■ ■ Allen said Wednesday night toe r'h-4 « glft.^worth $128 million, locate It by the end of July. Commons convicted John A. Pro themselves. In their state and in fumo of grave contempt today SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE rX ^ companies plan to stop taking ada The community problem areas their oountry”... Presbyterian Sy fv ‘i ta college newspapers, magazines mentioned by Mott include: for lying to Parliament aluHit his **'•*’'*SV ,4 GmEr,i moS 2 nod of New York State approves sex Hfe with Christine Keeler. / and football programs, and give —Occupational training and re proposal to estaUlsh liberal arts ' up distribution of sample packets 4 Moro, w aa»shares, worth more than S70 training, for school drop-outs and The House adopted without dis NEW! PEPSI ^ 4*^*1 ^ apiece, to a nonprofit organiL- college named after former Presi sent a motion offered by Con rmMenfi)mi r ' V • U.l. . f ...... on campus by student representa unemployed adults. dent Dwight D. Eiseirhower, at tives. .—Promotion of interracial un servative party leader Iain Mc- The institute is made up ot com rkvoirde-j tow of ^ t to 19M vX^’toe nZ t derstanding. Seneca Falls, N. Y. leod. The action spelled political c Army announces that about do4iiii for Profumo, ex-meniber panies that make nearly 100 per —An attempt to make Flint citi If 8 easyl Just slip into the hew Chorale* long-tegs girdle. Chorale* is made cant at the cigarettes.producec}, In zens aware of municipal prob 3,100 members of the Alabamq and ex-war minister. FOR National Guard will be released (Ftns Depostty the oiitied States. Alien did not crata, ,DemocratI?’sSdWl8tF*Md liglti'ta^^ fl^ ^ * t^ lems. HALF-QUARTS 6 with super-strong Spandex-new, non lubbar elastic that weighs almost nothing ibeoUSt toe number of Arms In- Republicans. —Establishment of Flint as a from active duty at the University ,4?rv‘ THRESHER FINDINGS New York Stock Exchange' Inunadlately after getting to* and center for school admlnistratiixi of Alabama Simday and Monday WASHINGTON (AP) — A at all yet lasts (and controls you) far longer than ordinaiy elastic. Longer leg toe Securities Exchange Otmm ls - ... East German border guoitl sudden flooding of the engine Plor^e .(Als,^ ^ te OoUege nod from S ^ n i, Leone went into Sion. and development. H m s M e biggest refreshment value in town! Save with lt~best quality buy In town! Think styling slims your thighs.6pandex elastic panels, front and back for extra banned all- pswotkm of ciga^ conference with leaders of his Mott, who attends GM board fires at 32-year-old comrade room Was the ’’moet probeMe" . ettea on .campiu. The ben, an own peurty.' Then, for the first time Directors and large stockholders meetings reeularly, has been a escaping to West BerUn, Wednes cause for the sbiklng ot the nounced Wednesday by the col- of corporations whose securities director for 60 years. day night, but young man reaches atomic sabmarlne Thieeliir with " If Half-Quart! Enjoy meals with it-1 or 2 bottles seiwe control. Slip into one today. You’ll love the way you look in new Chorale! ' since- toe ctlsle began with Amin- •1’® traded on registered exchang Ident, Or. E. B. Norton, tore Fonfoni’e resignation May 16, He was asked the extent of his West unharmed. 138 men aboard, a report by a erttire family! Party with it~get 18 servings from one handy carton! Shop easy with It! Chorale Long Legs in S. M. U XL Whits O 95 ^ ee are required by law to furnish wealth in an Interviw in 1960. Two British submarines caught Navy Inveetigating board soM cigarette adyertlsliEr in he arranged consultations with such Information. X**® FOUNDA-nONS It newspaper and other l^ e rs of portlM outside Li* four Mott replied: "It doesn't matter. in nets of French fishing boat off Sign afthe Times to d ^ . Secretary o f the Npvy Poww Net Etastic: Nylon, lycra" Spsndsx V MAIN FIAHA and outlaws any Until ^ y 10, Mott was too What matters is what a man does west coast of Ireland..... Valentina Fred Korth leeued a suminMjr Mow iV8Pepsi...for those who think young! irito whom Moro hod ««*• | .^M^iicltoS R WM moving day on the West Bide today. A tmo story frame SMin Butie: Arwtata, "Lycm" Spandsn, Nykw cigarettaa. •roi Motors with what he’s worth.” Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky of fig Sing* 1^ a oeuvl aS ^ ^opcl-Ooi* BottUng Oo, of Hartf&d-Bpringfleld, bic., R60 Mein St, Agasram, _^Pheo* dotors Oorp. Nobody knows Some of the things he’s dons aMnarded title of "Soviet Merited bouM wen moved by Ma owner, the 8Uk City Oora., MMKhenter. quliy, baaed an ftMtirais g INtiS •n e ttyr mudi Mdtt has g trm foam a Stte W Hlenderaon Rd. to a lot on YMhria Rd. «6>Paga nttoea) away Master of Sports’* , for their kmg LM (iltiniMiii and l.T In Ms lifetime, but ft runs (Ceedtowd ee Page IVteeD). (kwtnnris flight oraiind aoifli. toattnwgw-nieaft ^ J The ^ a r d will olao conalder a ClUi Mail Mattar. big operatonf who never really Art Museum of St. Louts. I don’t think anyone of ue would her flame extinguished by her requeat from the Permanent Me order, said McCarthy. 8ATUBDAY8: Closed. Will be open by oppoIntaMut onlg- ■* to the annual State Department Symington said President and Ingllsh .at the oihlaUe held at 6:46 pm. Tb* Monchaitar Board of Educa SUHIUIUPTION RATES needed help ip the first place. approprlaUon bill which really like to have our present life History Irate mother who' Jumped on tion wlU mMt at 6:80 p.m. today, morial Day Committee to Inatoll Hospital Notes _ Ft^rabla tai Adraaea .. fl'Propnauon Dill which would Mrs. Kennedy have accepted an changed too much. I think in^ gen tomorrow. commemorative ploquea in the Of R.Re Land Admitted yesterday: Alexander saxoo So the Twentieth Century Fund | have sharply cut the U. S. con- invitation to the city’s bicenten the stage and threatened to oftef a cloood maetlng of too joint <3 SHEARSON, HANMILL A GO. report would set up a nearly com- trlbutlon to the United Nations eral we ore all baoioally satisfied Psyehoiegy Edoon M. Baitoy, retired MH6 oponk her. eommltto* chonod with choosing high aehool, and act on five res- The federal government haa Brown, 86 High St.; Mrs. Emily * jfo atta ******************* 11.00 nial ball and that the President R. E. WANDELL Mothomaties ignationa, one requeat for ieaive of Llebe, 186 Prospect St. Foundod 1902 •aaaaaaaasaaaaaaa with things the way they ore. We 5.50 plete free enterprise farming situ- It took “a speech '' by Speaker" '* will dedicate a 830-foot gateway prlncdpai and now a faculty mem Mama, in turn, got tha a d8aa for to*. Community College. given permioBlOTi to the Rockville Members New York Stock Exohaiigo aaaaaa**a«aaaaaaa«aa 1.85 have achieved the highest Man- Social Scioaea ber of tha Undvoralty of Hartford, hook. If members of the board and the obaehca, and tour teacher appoint Redevelopment Agency to buy 2.6 Birth today: A daughter to Mr. ation for the future, with no cush John W. McCormack, D-Mass., to arch now being built at Jefferson ments. and Mrs. Norman Anderson, 1881 and Other Leading Exchanges. ___ aaaiiaaaiD q f save the 181,306.000 allotment dard of living In the world. We Building Poroign LongiMgot wUi deHvor the keynote oddreee. It hopponed lost week when Advleory OouncU agree at toe pre acres of New Haven Railroad 918 MAIN STREET—1X1.. 649-2821 n a ASBOCIATBD PRESfi ion at all under the big fat oper National Expansion Memorial on have luxuries far beyond our real Ellington Rd., South Windsor. daao^atad Evr from a cut of almost 20 per cent. the Mississippi River at St .Louis. Arehodiegieal Mlorjorie XobUnoky, claee pres Olorida Bledaoe, 16, hBiing liminary meeting, a dean for the property for an undisclosed price. 4ass U axclualTaly ators, and with the only arUflclal needs. ident, wm offqr greetlnga and heraelf aa “Orepee SuiStte? college will be announced. C8oref>ce McCarthy, executive Discharged yesterday: Bernhard - «f rwablloatlon ot After McCormack, who seldom Contractor Exeavofion Extended Forecaat Hartmann, 8 Hughes <3ircle: Mrs. rvT 'wyewneelaa er^tadvrvaiMa tolo ItK or protection of any kind extended addresses the House, argued the We have done quite a bit to im •oolegy Eileen Boris will glva the vededio- .trying to make good by The board’s finance committee director of the redevelopment ■Sa la tWa paper Thurza Dickinson, 64 East St.; tool nar tack sewn. S ^ o ? S ^ " Jtobroldefy wi an boor to a baanUM ilat » » J«WW than on«. S totienan A DUCK S ix Courfeous Salesmen flntsh of ORtoaordinaqr dainUliiw. BACKOFEN, ERNIE SCRANTON to apphr. Clean wp wMh w a ti Mg Ml M for dalaHi. 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