fRIDAY, MAY 18,1966 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Average Daily Net Pt m Rob The Weather Ulattrlf90t9r g pgnlitg l$9raB> For flw Week Ended . Cloudy, continued epoL with chance of sprinkles, high in May 7 .196d dirt Scout Troop 1 wtU apon- and books about betMlf and 50s; cloudy cool low near 40 Bor a Rummage Sale at the LTM Scores her family have kept miHlone tonight. Sunny, pleasant to­ About Town laughfaV TO several yearn. She morrow, higb near 60. American lout Juna 12 at tta« VWaee tanUrn fictional diaracters with no loss PRICE SEVEN CENTS lar sale will open Tuesday at 85 East Center S t. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1966 (Clasalfled Adverttslng on Page 111 Bani, ToUand TV***- Resetva- 9:30 a.m. Those wishing to do­ By ERNA CLENDANDEX. o f her dndlery in the transitloh. VOL. LXXXV, NO. 191 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECHON) tiooa may be made with Mrs. nate articles for the sale may Many large bouquets aiid low Last nigfait’s audience roared At Sununit St. John Vince, 227 McKee St., or contact Miss Beth Stevens, 36 bows must go to Jayne Newirth its oif Uie racy dia­ for her performance laet night logue to the extent that’ an oc- Mra. Chaitea Yurkehot, 50 Rus- Westnrinster Rd. WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL ^ m H S t ----- In the title role of Jean Kerr’e casiofial line was kist. The gen­ ------The' Women’s Society of "Mary, Mary!“\ She’s a very tleman sitting ArectRy behind Maacheater Civic Chorale will fSiristlan Service of South talented 3roung woman, and so this writer eeemed In imminent rehearse Monday' at 7:46 p.m. Methodist 'Churh will meet good to look at, too! Mrs. danger o f collapae. Never did DAISY $ 1 - 6 9 at Bowera School, Prihcrton Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the sane­ Newirth heads an oi^tanding a man laugh harder! The eve­ Speedy Business Growth s t , instead of Manchester High tuary at the church, instead of cast of. acoomplishM actors ning flew by—a tribute. In­ MARGUERITES bunch A School. This will be a hiH re- Monday as previously sched- which includes newcomer Julian deed, when one considers those heanal with the Manchester uled. Officers will be installed Brownstein. Fred Bl| Nola hard folib McKSll- sented again tonight and to- The Manchester Republican Finger at Me.” Members of away, husband of ;«ary. Bob is morraw at 8:30 p.m. If you’re Seen Due Slow Down ’ Women’s dub met Wednesday Wesley Circle will be in charge a real "square ” who finds that jucky enough to have ticketa, night at Plano’s Restaurant, of fellowship, and Hollis d rcle he can afford neither divorce by all means use them. Jt not, Bdtna. ’The word "Republican” in riierge of hospitality. nor remarriage. Bob’s fiancee, ^ you’re really h«|?y, you whs inadvertently deleted in Tiffany Richards, is played b« able to ^ them at the with wide-eyed earnestness by tonight's perfoimance. MANCHESTER Gemini Duo yesterday’s ax»ount of the meet- Polish National Alliance, LBJ Aides Miss Kleiza, who bounces about fat n ie Herald . Group 1988, will meet Sunday It’s a sellout for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at 77 North St, touting health foods like yogurt night. Await Long The Rev, Aledt M. BIseaaer, and wheat germ; and Fred BOTTLING CO. Agree with pastor of Community Baptist Sunset Rebekah Lodge will Blish Is completely charming and very amusing as movie - dlurdi, will conduct a service meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd NOW LOCATED AT Medical Test star, Dirk Winston. Willis Gay Industrialists .Sunday from 6:40 to 6:56 ajn. Fellows Hall. Officers will meet fits comfortably into the role fat the chapel at Manchester at 7:30, before the meeting, to RUMMAGE CAPE KANNEDY, Fla. (AP) of Oscar Nelson, the McKella- HOTSPRINGS, Va. Memorial Hospital. ’The serv­ rehearse degree work. Refresh­ — Gemini 9 astronauts Thomas way’s lawyer. SALE IS SPENCER ST. (AP)—Top industry and ice is sponsored by the instKu- ments will be served by«Mrs. P. Stafford and Eugene A. Cer- With this production, direct­ ttons and chaplaincy commit­ Thora Maloney, chairman, Mrs. MANCHESTER • TEL. 643-5147 naui had a four-hour appoint­ Johnson administration of­ ed by Phil Burgess, the LitUe MOTTS tee of Manchester Council of Maude Dauchy, co-chairman, ment with doctors today to ficials have agi’eed that the Theater of Manchester puts a Community Hall Churefaea and la open to the and a committee. ★ f e a t u r i n g ★ make.certain they are physical­ galloping rate of business glittering crown on a long list 10 A.M .-2 PA4. ly and mentally lit for their ren­ growth will slow down in ^ __ _ Members of Mancheeter Pow- of toeatrica] achievements. dezvous and space walk mis­ "Mary, Mary” is a superbly — HOSMER MOUNTAIN BEVERAGES — the next seven months. American liCglon Auxiliary « Squadron have been invited M A Y 14 sion. funny play about love, mar­ This consensus emerged Fri­ will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at to a meeting of the Hartford Fancy Meeting You Here! 21 Delicious Flavors, including 8 Flavors of Diet Stafford, 36-year-old Air riage, and almost — divorce. Sponsored By The day after more than 100 in­ the Legion Home. Mrs. Herbert Power Squadron Tue.sday at 8 Force major, and Ceman, 32- Lt. Cmdr. Harold C. Wareham, USNR, Elwood Rd., Is Jean Kerr is the undisputed Women’s. Relief Society Soda! dustrialists met with Cabinet Hirsh of Woo<»>ury, department pm. at Plant School Audito- 66 year-old Navy lieutenant com­ currently serving aboard the USS Francis Marlon, an attack mistress o f domMtic and mari­ Of The Mormon Church officials and Gardner Ackley, president, and her staff will be rfum, "Whiting Lane, We.st mander, were to finish with the transport, at Norfolk, Va., as an engineering officer. Dur­ tal misadventure. Her articles guests at the meeting. Members Hartford. There will be a safety medics about 1 p.m. and then chairman of the President’s Council of Economic Advisers, are reminded to bring articles program vrith instruction on ing his annual temporaiy tour of duty, Lt. Cmdr. Wareham huddle with Gemini officials to for a penny auction. Mrs. d if - mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. recently renewed a'W orld War II acquaintance by coinci­ discuss all phases of the at the spring meeting of tha ford Walker and Mrs. Everett ------dence When the Marion feot under way from the Norfoik planned three-day flight. Business Oounoil. naval base. The pilot assigned to conduct the ship from the Keamedy are co-chadirnen of a BunsiWne buses to Norwich T h r e e girls riding in this car were killed and three others seriously injured ’The Gemini 9 doubleheader Other leading topics during harbor was a Capt. Adams, with whom Wareham had serv­ . hoapttaUty committee. Hospital will leave Central launching is to start at 11 a.m. the day-long closed seaaiona In­ ed as a seaman at the Norfolk Tug Office years ago. Here, when it was struck by another vehicle last night near the West Rock Tunnel on ____ Row, Hartford, Sunday noon •Puesday when at Atlas rocket cluded the current auto sales Wareham, left, and Capt. Adams discuss a point of naviga­ the Wilbur Cross Parkway. The driver o f the second car, also injured, will be The Chdr of Mpn Evangell- and return from the adminia- boosts an Agena satellite into lag and the sinking stock mark­ tion over the ship’s binnacle. In civilian life, Wareham is charged with negligent homicide, police said. (AP Photofax) eal Lutheran Church will meet tration building of the hospital obit. A Titan 2 is to propel the et. claims department manager for Aetna Life and Casualty’s Tueeday at 8 p.m. at the church at 4:15 p.m. Reservations may astronauts aloft at 12:39 p.m. But mo.st talked about was tha Hartford office. (U.S. Navy photo.) to rehearse for a Confirmation be made by calling the Capitol to begin pursuit of the Agena. threat of Inflation. R ^ o n Mental Health Associa­ Ackley told the businessmen tion, Inc., 217 Farmington Ave., Stafford and Ceman are t A portable North Vietnamese schoolroom is shown in this photo, monitored in 3 Killed, W om an Held Op*” Forum catch and link up with the Age­ that "some slowing down is al­ — Hartford. Warsaw yesterday. Issued by the North Viet Nam News Agency, the caption Letter To Two Drivers na after a four-l\our chase, indicated mobile classrooms had been organized “ to move to secured places ready evident and welcome.” At Pero's You Get Form Fresh NATIVE May 13, 1966 practicing many of the maneu­ But it remains uncertain, ha No one has a patent on Miss June Werdelin of 173 wnen enemy planes came raiding.” (AP Photofax) To the Editor, vers Apollo astronauts will said, whether the production Spruce St., an operating room Asparagus, Hot House Tomatoes, Dandelions, Scallions, In Parkway Aecident friendly service but it is I watched my twin make in„. returning from the -rise will be slowed to a rate tliat nurse at Manchester Memorial Brocooli Rot, Rhubarb and Spinach. our qtedalty at daughters go off on the moon. la sustainable without aarloui Hospital, and Mdss Carol Wer­ HAMDHIN (AP)—A 36-year-old by Judy.M. Ferrigno of Wood- school bus today. One was Ceman’s health is especially inflationary hazards and, lie delin of 49 Pleasant St., who is Green, Yellow Beans, Egg Plant, Boston Lettuce, Water­ woman driver whose car col- ward Avenue, New Haven. HALLMARK cress, Beets, Leeks, Endive, Green, Yellow Squash, Three passengers in the Fer­ ready to go, splashing im­ important because he is to 243 U.S.Planes Shot Down implied, without a tax increase. employed at Manchester Modes, Turnips, White Sweet Potatoes, New Florida Potatoes, lided head on with a car in patiently in the puddles at are leaving Wednesday for rigno car, Joan Carrano of M. make a physically-demanding 2 William M. Batten, board Yams and Corn . . . Cantaloupes, Watermelons, UglI which three teen-agers were the bus stop across the PHARMACY eight weeks in -Europe. They Glenmore Drive, East Haven; hour 25 minute space walk dur­ chairman of J. C. Penney, Ino., 277 W. MIDDLE TTKE. Fruit Strawberries, Limes, Avocados, Red, White, Blue Susan Shea of New Haven; and street. The other was late, ing which he is to determine are daughters of Mrs. Edna Grapes, Israel Oranges, Pink, White Grapefruit, Dates, killed Friday night has been and head of the councU’a com­ (Stop tt Shop Plasa) and ran streaking across Just how well man can operate Werdelin of 49 Pleasant St. and Figs, Honeydews, and FRESH" CIDER. charged with negligent homi­ Ellen Lyden of 4i2 Dorrance During North Viet Raids, mittee on the domestic econo­ tha lawn to join her sister 649-2861 the late Helmer Werdelin. cide, State PoMce reported to­ Place, Hamden, were Wiled. outside an orbiting ship. my, reported on behalf of the Miss Ferrigno, and a fourth Just as the bus rolled to a GREEN OR YELLOW SQUASH...... 2 lbs. 2 9 ^ day. For part of the excursion ha dnee the operation started May council’s panel of more than 20 passenger, Simone H. Breault stop. Full of excitement of SAIGON, South Viet Nam gave no breakdown of the State Police said Mrs. Nora will zip about with a rocket- 1 , a .spokesman said, were 69 professional economists. VINE MATURED TOMATOES...... lb. 2 9 « of 12 Emma Roeul, East Haven, indergarten and the joy (AP) f - The U.S. Command an- figures, military observers said Gould will be arraigned as soon killed and four captured. He said the nation’s output LETTUCE...... 2 heads 39<^ were admitted to St. Raphael’s i wwring her new sUckor, as she Is reloaeed from Yale- t Hilrty-aeveti weapons have wlU total 3732 btUion this year, PREMIUM ICE CREAM ...... Vt gal. 9 9 ^ Hospital In New Haven wHh aha bagaly fataid ad X oaltaA can planes have 'been shot down this year ran Higher than the New Haven Bb^ital, where she guidellBM for future space tasks been seized. The spokesman de­ exceeding by $10 billion the Jan­ head dnjurlee. ’Ihey were’ Ueted my warning that there was over North Viet Nam since first 90 days when bombings in was treated following the acci. ouoh as assembling space sta­ scribed American casualties as uary forecast of the Presidrtit’a “ CRISP AIR” Macs, Cortland, Russets and Golden In critical condition today. also a car cbndng the otUar bombings north of the 17th Par- the north begun last year, dent on the Wilbur Cross Park­ tions in orbit, maintaining and light. oouncU. But the gains will aver­ Save time Delicious Apples! All five of the girls were 17 way. She stopped Just in allal began months ago. One reaaUnited States began Take Deferment Test stopping In time, for letting own oxygen supply. The addi­ In the fighting, U.S. Air my daughter live. tional 125-feet of tether which he air attacks on North Viet Nam, Force B52 bombers pummeled WASHINGTON (AP) — Be­ they are graded by Science Re­ up to last Wednesday. tween 860,000 and 400,000 college search Associates, a private The drivers dldn!t see my will attach has no life support a Viet Cong troop area 90 Y The announcement of plane students undergo three-hour agency that is administering the Moving over Nation grateful wave: I hope they systems nor-will it relay medi­ miles northeast of Saigon to­ losses came as the war in Viet examinations .today that may teat under a |l-miUlon-plua see. this letter. . cal data to the cabin for trans­ day near tha Cjambodian Nam slackened considerably help their draft boarde decide government contract. WASHINGTON (AP) — A to about 70 ploocuries per Hter Yours very truly, mission to the ‘grmund. » border. Cfawito Malibk S p ^ (k it^ -‘-ieiSk *ighlJ^%ra now tlandardfor tafay, rneluding outiide rear- both In the air and on the whether they can stay In school Although scores are mere­ Public Health spokesman said by the autumn of 1962, far below Brenda B. Snyder ’The space stroll is scheduled The attack by the eight-engine yiete nifrrormd thiMtl^eeiikait vmde mirror. Altcayt tJuek both mirrore bi^ore pttUing out to pan. ground. ly Eulvlsory, most draft boards today that the radioactive fall- a level considered dangerous by 54 Birch HiU Driva planes was made In support of or be drafted Into the armed (See Pago Six) While the official spokesman services. are expected to give them con­ Come in for Frio out in the United States from U. S. authorities. W^[^>ing, Conn. paratroopers of the let Brigade Thewaypeoplo Red China’s latest nuclear blast Some of the blasts were in the Of the U.S. 101st Airborne Divi­ Another 600,000 youths will siderable weight. The passing ponuBL wUl be barely measureable and megaton range, equivalent to sion, who are .currently making take the 160-questlon draft de­ grade is 70 for undergraduates Handy Mon Plons “ won’t last long.” millions of tons of TNT apiece. a sweep of the frontier area in ferment test May 21, June 3 and and 80 for graduate students. A high-flying radioactive The Red Chinese blast was esti­ Strike Threat Phuoc Long Province. June 24. The tests are being giv­ Mounting draft calls for the for are snapping up buys on cloud spawned by Monday’s mated to be Ih the 130,(X)0 kilo- The paratroopers, partici­ en at 1,200 colleges and univer­ Viet Nam war prompted tha ton range, equivalent to ISO,(XX) sities in all 50 states, Puerto Selective Service to revive the Indoor or Outdoor blast continued to move east Piles Up Cargo pating in Operation Austin Six, over the United States. The tons of TNT, found an abandoned 60'bed ene­ Rico and the Panama (3anal national test plan last March. It TurfBuilder Plus 4 feeds had been dropped In 1968 after Jobs new ChovollO V8’s Weather Bureau said the cloud Even with the larger Chinese Across England my hospital Friday while con­ Zone. m would be over the Eastern Sea­ blast, the spokesman said, " if tinuing their search-and destroy Exact results will be forward­ 12 years of use. your lawn and does four board sometime today and over we get any fallout at all it'll be LONDON (AP) — Caigoaa operation. Viet Cong casualties ed to local draft boards after The system was Initiated after at your Chevrolet dealer’s ... Europe by Monday. spotty and last only a lew began piling up at British i>orts , complaints by leading educators The spokesman described the days.” Most of the fallout will today and hope was abandoned that a class-standing yardstick extra jobs blast “ as a single shot with a show tip in milk, he said. of averting the naition’n fibst alone was unfair to students in •finished decorative tougher colleges. relatively small yield. Com­ “Don’t forget,” the spokes­ merchant marine strike in 66 pared with what we went you’d think they’re really man added in an interview, “ if years. How to Stay in College (Sea page Six) lliroi%h fat 1961 and 1962, U’s wood paneling there’s a cloud passing over, Leadens of the National Union It’s , one thing to get into college; It’s quite another nothing.” one of the factors as to whether of Seamen said there was noth­ thing to stay tjiere long enough to collect a degree. Prevents grassy weeds such as crab- Heavy nuclear testing by the grrass, foxtail, gooeegrass. getting aw ay with something. you get fallout on the ground is ing that could stop its 66,(XX) 1 United States and the Soviet whether there is precipitation. membera from walking out In a special seven-par series for college-bound students, Five Persons Union brought the average con- The Public Health Dervica Monday. The union said the “(joplng with College,” Dean Stanley Idzerdia of Wesleyan Clears out rosette weeds such as dan­ oentraflon of iodine ISl In fresh University focuses on the problem many new students aro Burn to Death delion, plantain, bnckhonii. YEN-O-WOOD Boilk samples across .the nation (See Page Two) (See Page Six) bound to face this fall: How to avoid being an also-ran. 2 The problem is real—half the entering freshman this fall In Philadelphia Controls viney weeds such as chick- BY LONG-BELL will not graduate. 'Hie dean’s advice, straight and to the They ore. point, should be required reading for any prospective col­ weed, clover, seeding knotweed. pre-finished for lasting beauty by Long-Bell’s FHtLADELFHIA (AP) — A 3 Another Losing Week lege student. Don’t miss "Coping with (College,” which starts fast-spreading fire that caught 7-step finishing process Monday in The Manchester Evening HeraW. them in their beds killed five Protects lawn against insects such persons and critically burned 4 as ants, grubs, chafers. stop 1 S te p 2 another in a three-story taribk Panel 18 burnished for Seal8uit, rither clear or Wall Streeters Asking house! in North PJiUadelphia to- smoothness. toned, is applied. day. I Capital Shake-Up, Eleven others, including bjsw only Scoffs h'Triomied Step 3 sK P 4 policeimen and two firemen, Sealant is oven baked. Sealant is then burnished were aleo Injured. for smooUmess. . (! 4 keeps grass greener longer Whereas Market Bottom Some of those who eecaped climbed out of upper-story win- Step 5 S te p 6 NEW YORK (A P ) — *** increases, more dine was the worst in four Beagles Bypass Collie years. dbw8 and then leaped to safety Final coating is applied. Final coating is oven Where will the stock mar- coUie arrived at the White in the predawn darkness. baked oa each paneL WASHINGTON (AP) — There 4.95 ..^ 9.95 yjrt dechne find a ^^in? ^ ^^e Hie week got off to a bad House in 1963 and often accom­ The medical exar^ers offio* ThegeUiDifeiwvwbemhettar.AhdyoBr (leiLdtitpe veeM flataonnihig start with announcemmt by has been anotoer shake-up In y Final coating burnished to panied the President and Him said it had not identified the Chevrolet deelaf’ls swing the May buys eoependon, flom^nounted d i^ end all- T^at the question on periods ahead. General Motors that it would the White House, "rhe result i give the finish unusual Wall Street today ait the Ijijjg market fell every day on walks around the White victims. depth characteristics. that are nudmig it that way. Buys on an vinyl i^holstery a n standard). Just drop cut its production schedule for President Johnson’s collip, House grounds. T!he victims and the injured end o f another bijr weekly except Tuesday when stocks May by 7 per cent. The recov­ Blanco, has been dropped to tiie Freckles and Kim arrived last oame from several families who the racy ’66 Chevdlee, including tiie wide in, p i^ put the new ChevdSe you want loss. raUied. Brokers caUed it “ a ery o l Tuesday faded on tail-end of the Johnson list of January at the White House lived in apartments that occu­ diwce of libnba modda yon can order wiOi tlie^ w w and eqpqnnent yon want. CHEVROLET. C H EVEllii The Investment spcAesmen' technical recovery based on on Wednesday about the time that CRitherlxtd [ S c O t i See The^ dog favorltee. / with two sisters. At that time, pied the narrow brick structure. CHEVY D, CORVMR AND were trying to cheer stocks on oversold oondiUon.” Cihalrman T.F. Patton of Re­ vnth y8'iBlhatiNttoat7q>to275hp.ABd And get sway aooielM« But Him, the President’s bea­ spokesmen said Johnson would Critically burned was Larty to a recovery. n On the same day, Harold L. public Sted told bis Shardiold- 8S 896 modda yon can order wiHi aeip n gn O l u r boy, im Im l on Amnicaib 1 CORVETTE gle, still is top dog and will con­ keep one of the b e a g les^ d give Moore, M, who was taken’to St. Knotty Pine and Knotty Cedar •T think the market Is at or Bache, head of Bache 4 Oo., era that there was little hope of tinue to wear "D.C. dog tag No. the others to personal friends. Lukes and Children’s Hospital. M oJot W a Oat imt ootiv to 875 Iv fiK rateS M Bear a turning point right now,” said, “Now is a good time to improving praflt margins unless 4 x 7 S i s e 9 ^ ^ 1.” Blanco, who previously wore But the President apparently He had bums over most of hta said Robert H. Stovall, vice look for good values, as there prices on most products were tag No. 2, has been dropped to changed his mind and ordered body, said the hospital. president of E.F, Hutton Sc Oo, are ifienty avallaUe.” raised. ' - No. 4 at White House request. tags for Freckles and Kim from Firemen saved houses on ai- inhere are too many good val- The values of Tuesday, how­ Despite Ford Motor’s roport BUSH ever, were less than they were Leaping to Nos. 2 and 3 are the District of Columbia licen­ ther side, but the reaidenU wer* ■es around to be ignored.” 1 Ik Move out in May S«e your Chevrolet dealer! at its record car sales for the Freckles and Kim, Him’e 7- sing office. evacuated for a while. .Hie into- But the stock buyers weren’t on IWday. A continuation of the first 10 days of May, the market HARDWARE CO. recovery faded on Wednesday. month-old daughters by a Texas The presidential additions rior of the burned houee. wan ttsOtawntotWiV listening. was hit by nervous sellfiig on bumped two former high tag wrecked. ^ The Dow Jones industrial ay- Prices were potmded badly ^ _ beagle named Brigette. T98 MAIN ISTHEET— MANCHESTER TTiUrsday, witfa what proved to holders from the list cf Wash­ Even before the dfabrig •rage this week'tumbled 26.72 to-Thursday and Friday uid be- be some^justiflcatlonOM and ,T guess the beagles come flrat,” explained a Whihe House ington’s top ten doge. Ginger stopped smoking a liglit noln a i ppiif 676.11, its lowest reading since came much cheaper. Chiyileri toUowad PUnl with spokesman. Boy, a Chihuahua belonging to started, and the drops ’’-’-m il AllTHORIZXa) C^EVSaUBT B B A IA DWORIN CHEVROLET. INC. last July 29. reports of a Wg dedine In their Esr MANCHESTER, CONN. ' CAPITOL MOTORS. INC. Vduma was heavy, 46,022,664 fd l and 282 advanced. 7 Ehj&ys a Good Smoke at 109 Htan long has been a preelden- Norman Bowles Jr., and Beau, and turned to steam as Ifaey litt 470 c < » n r . B o cx a E ra ia k ^ ia 8 »«4 i car salM for tiie oarly-May pe­ 1214 B|A|N 8TRBET-i^i«27-M44.. . Oiares coiqpared with 46 mSUon Hie Asaodated I>reas average ttol favorit<|. His father, khown a poodle belonging to refired the smoldaring fumitura CARTER CHEVROLET CQ-, INC. i BAST HAkEFOBO^ CONN. . riod aa compared with a year Mrs. Mftry Guess, .who says she is 109 years bid, -yiimply as Beagle, was the John­ Army Gen. Omar N. Bradley, woodworic. f (Next To Western Beef lM(art) - u as MAIN STREET—e«S-S2M h a r t f < « d , c o n n . (he week before. of 60 stocks fdl 10,7 to 321.i: , ago. That set the stage for an­ ■""'"A holds a pifie she smoked at a birthday celebration son pat for 16 yearn before he Wbre ousted. Firemen said they ooidd Production cutbacks and a The losses in both the AP and other market rout on Friday. j .. yesterday in a Chicago nursing home. President .died in Novemiber 1964. Other doge still In the top ten iu.y what oaueed tbs tin j Mon., Tiles.. Wed.. Sat— 9 A.M.-5 PJML WIL(X>X.RAU CHEVROLET, IN C THE 6R0DT CHEVROLET CO. ARDERY CHEVROLto, ■ drop' in sales in the auto Indus Dow Jones av«rages wars Aa IlM wertc aodad the Dow HARDWARE. Inc. Johnson, Blinois Gk)v. Otto Kerner and Mayor Rich­ tt was not learned why l^lan- taichide FBI Dlrechor J. Sdgar said It probahly biul U41 STANLEY STREET—22MS4fc ^ SI isRAM ROAD^sseemi k t r y dominated stock mariiet among the ahaipest on record Jonaa inrx. F it. 9|AJIf.-9 PJI.— Phone 648^5874 ISB FOQPONOCK AVE.—08S-HM ard Dsieiy of Chicago were among many who sent eo, which means white hi Span- Hoover’s Calm's terriers, (3-Boy q u k ^ y ttutMRb the dry ; ^ bBPOT SQUARE—MANCHESTER i' NEW BElTAnr, CONN. ^ WEST HARTFOBD.^NN. I eiaiWmed throughoet Ow wsek. taut were not quits as hi^as tha ^TlNDSmi, CONN.o ' ish, became a black dlieep. The and Cindy, Nos. 8 and 9. wort) - d r .1 Zb hddNitoB, there was sotna tar- previous week’s when|BM da- . (Bes Pfagb T i^ ) ctgigratulatory telegrams. (AP Photofax) ■ • \ - tm ■ '•■Vi " /'

PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANGHESTER, CONN* SATURDAY, MAY 14,1966 X PAGE TWO l^C H E STEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* SATURDAY, MAY 14. 1966 Tall Cedars T ollan d V em on Sheinwold on Bridge Gemini 9 Maneuvers Leader Town Man Doubles CD Sirens Fidl Honse Dublin Banks Closed, Will Parade Burroughs Hosting Meeting Manchester Girl When you oan get to the East dealer ___ my or to your own hand as oftOT Both sides vnlnenilils Vbite Slate ^ Mayor of Attu To Be Tested V^Peoplefit For Ballet C oin Famine Severe Trapped in Car as you like, follow a simple rule NORTH Similar to Apollons Mrs. Margaret C. Bmke of Here Today Of National Division Chiefs A K 4 2 in leading tor a finesse; I^ad ®. Btillwater, Minn., national com­ By g(«N GBUBEB DUBUN, Ireland (AP) — Ire­ Oompanlea with big cash turn­ A K J 5 CAPE KEJNNEDY, Fla. (AP) command ship descending to . How do you catch whales, _grow _gardens and play The Tolland plant of the held bl-annually, to review pro- After Accident h iA card od y if you would like mander of the Disabled Amer- On Saturdays ‘ Three new works choreo­ land faces a famine oi small overs — such as supermarkets O K Q 2 — During their three-day- flight - pick- up - the Lunar Excursitm loanVeterans t ^ r A l X ^ ' Barnes on the Island of Attn? Even if you liv ^ on the Pyramids—the kind you wear gyrrough Corp., Todd Division, duction performance and to to have it covered. This princi­ graphed by Josei^ Albano were coins after more than a week and dnemas — sipixmed off Police worked for 20 min­ * Q 6 4 starting Tuesday, the Gemini 9 Module In case the LEM cannot * guest of Miss Louise island, how COUld you answer SUCh questions if a little on your head—will be tiithe managers of Todd project future operations. The Vaadiwtsr’s Civil D«tenee ■ pal was the chief point of a hand WEST ^ KACT premlered last evening before a hnnVn their surplus cash to Ug em- utes yesterday morninig to free astronauts plan to execute three make it down to the moon’s b u t - girl wanted to know ? ------prominent headgear a r o u n d Division printing plants from meetings are generally at di- waminf lirens will be s<>unded lln T h e / capacity bouse at the Avery Me­ played reccnUy in the annudl In- A Q108 A 975S Banks throughout the Irish ployers like factory owners in .a Mandiester woman pinned in 5 Q2 ^ 9 8 7 6 epace rendezvous maneuvers face# and .• 1 is. unable vt_ to coiiie all. 1 1 . . __. ______• Confronted with problems for hundreds of miles to wash town today White ones, green across the country next week, vision headquarters; Tolland •acta Saturday at U a.m., morial by the Hartford Ballet terooUegiate Championship. Bimilar to those that might have the way back up to the main ______® Republic and Northern Ireland exchange for checlw which can her oar as a nsult of an ao- O 9 8 7 6 O 5 4 3 auxiliary TXieoday and Wednes- such as this. Lt. Harvey L. up on our shores. I hove sent ones, red ones, yellow ones, and Staff from the firm's Roches- was chosen for this meeting to atarUag with nesct Saturday, ac- Society. ’The group, now in its dosed May 8 when 3,400 Jtmior be cashed after the strike ends. etdenf at Bolton and Feeder Opening lead — nine of Dla^ 4,9S7S ♦ K 2 to be made on Project Apollo ehlp. Wahinquist Jr., son o f Mr. and you one o f these so you may see gome purple, too. *-er, N.Y., headquarters will al- permit plant mMagers to view eording to an announcement by second season, is the youngest derks went on atrlke for higher The big public utility compa- Bds. in Vernon. noodB* SOUTH man-to-the-moon trips. Stafford and Cernan plan to «toy- of Hartford’s numerous cultural Mrs. Harvey L. Wahnquist o f what they are. Today is the Spring Ceremo- so attend. d > Dtreotor Bldwin Edwards. pay, 'niee, Uke the National 'Transport Joenne F. Lucas, 21, of 366 South should sbait with the A A I 6 The maneuvers "will be doe- back about 12 miles away from Miss Copping wiU meet the 270 Autumn S t, commanding you asked for a map and nial for the District 15 Tall Ce- The highlight of the con- The ^ant is tiie divimons e w s j f c organizationa, but if last night’s V 1043 . . commander to Boston, Moss., The weakly practice, he said, Big employers have been Company which collects about Parker at. was given lin g aid dUbs because he will n e ^ ^ er to what an Apollo rendezvous the Agena for the second ren- officer o f the island, took It up- booklet of Alaska. I am sorry, n . . . ^ . . (LEM) to rejoin the Apollo com- during a rendezvous attempt, Mayor of Attu was delivered to to ascertain what happen- the parade route, and becoming A Rockville man who told leads the other low dub from mand ship after they launch "The third rendezvous Is e( the advisory council, has been attorneys in Gregory’s latest In fact, the conception last night ... -n, nr. f>io you l» v e tiiTee tens and com me. I hope you are not too dis- trucks collided on targets for the spoofs played on designated to set up CJD dls- conviction. n owed much to the genius of the Radioactive police that he was knifed as dummy. East must put up the . .,1^.-1],.^,^., themselves from the moon, much more complex,” said appointed’ Althought Attu is a gt jggt week causing the them by their peers, older choreographer, though the Town to Move he walked through the parking « « ■ “ >0 ” 1* ? ’ While they are on the surface, a Stafford. "It’s a tough one. big island, almost 40 miles long The music in the air will be Prince Charles lirterpretaticn and technique lot at St. Bernard’s Church last ax». third astronaut circles the moon “ The ground,” he said, “ will BRISBANE, Australia (AP) Features Oorp- and 15 miles wide, there are no officer Brian iRoonev who is Provided by the Nutmeg Band, were definitely Mr. Aibano’a. It FAIRBANKS, Alaska Cloud Passing night, was unable to eocplato south con leod Ms low dub to to the main ship. send a series of firing com- Mrs. Margaret C. Burke towns or cities. The only people re S c h T the double Manchester Pipe Band, stew ^ t e ? - «>‘y wasn’t falling, but a was delightful. (AP) — The 86 reridents of the motive for the attack, and <)ummy’s queen and to therefore The Gemini 8 pilots required mands to the Agena and its or- 2 ! . Z' WK bean was, and it almost ford, where she will stay at the^ who live on the island now are is working with the andn J the l l oth^- ptalns ^ p t ^ e of Ovll De- ^ The most pretentious offering Stevens Village, tired of be­ Eastern U.S. could not furnish police with a sure of four dub tricks. H de­ four orbits to catch their Agena. bit will be shifted so that it will fetwa and InstrucU cltlsws on ^ of the evening was a modem ing flooded out every spring, description of his assai|Eunt. clarer had led the queen from Stafford and Cernan will reduce be 17 miles below and 138 miles Hotel America. AuxiUa^ mem- “ totton" L o r \ ^ a Sphinx ((Continued from Page One) on a their aotivltlea, in time of dis­ ‘ballet d’actlon’’ titled "Hip- have decided they’d rather Malcolm ZloUcownld, 106 dummy tor a finesse, East ’the time by one orbit by making behind Gemini 9.” bers will oonduot her short way of saying UDng Range • tni. J, J Motor Patrol, Tall Cedar drill The one-pound tree bean fell accident scene. The diagram and organizations, polytus” based on the Euripides switch than fight announced Friday night iit is Prospect St., Showed poltce the would have covered with the a major mcmeuver seconds aft- “ From then on," said Staf- sightseeing tour Tuesday . aster. from a branch 70 feet above the mEnoouis Aid to Navigation. This la one police r ^ r t will be sent to the ^ play of the same name. The The village council votef wound which they termed as king. When the fourth round of DRIVE IN H A RTFO RD ter their Titan 2 rocket inserts ford, “ it will be almost a mirror Wednesdaiy, Mrs. Burke will of the things a ship’s captain ground Friday and missed the stopping up its nationwide sam­ 1^. . music had been cottunissioned to move the community, )/J minor. Zlotowski refused firri: clube came. South wouM have radio and televirion announcer Friday there was a strong terial.” ortekryov The second wiU be attempted the command ship had to drop A r lY T lit s ; ^ v i . r i W end tomorrow. drous practitioners of the art far without definite result. The ing vehicle. without the use of radar and the down to a lower orbit to fetch H - m a n U e i A Q i n i l S lea^ng only us Coast Guards and a stage personality, will wind, and the walls fell down, The Joint Senate-House Oom- Police said the driver of the viUM men. Recreation, BibOe study and serve as master o f ceremonies. tend to dominate the field, the only deigyman now living to mihtee on Atomic Energy was third wiU simulate the Apollo the LEM. Corine Griffith eroticism was something of a the town, who may be cailled other car, Bernard J. Janicki, 34 Confirmands To answer y«ur questions is a included to the Added features of the show reported to have been told by 54, of 444 Center St., reached Include Miss Kathryn Grady, LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mov­ relief. upon to emergendee, to the Rev. experts______in______closed session______Friday little difficult. I am sure they wr i down to retrieve a dropped Thirty-four young people of ^g^e meant tor the local peo- Tamorrow nigM s Zdon WaJ- songs; Jane Lee, Latin Ameri­ ie actresu Oorinne Griffith, who Finally came something call­ G or^ W. Weeman, pastor of teat'the~’blaatXr":^ (jhl^s “A DeUght" cigarette and the car swung T O N IG H T H ekron can dance; Mlae Kathleen An- **5™ to 51 not 71 — has ed "Nowhere A Go Go,” which Sti Peter’s EptocopalCaiurch,ai- third - represented rro-ress B. Drew — BURNSIDE Emanuel Lutheran Church will pjg ^ thouglht were here. We over and hit the parked car. Times be taken into membership to- ggtgjj whales. To do so caJ»cel«i will be held derson, Robert Adamclk, and granted a divorce from paid tribute to aJl the teen-age though the Rev. Dr. Brown has toward Peking’s goal of joining :0 0 - 9:101 No charges were - brought morrow at the 10:30 a.m. serv- ^ake bigger boats than we ^ P " ' Ait i^at Peter Kelly, (oik atoglng; Dick actor Damny Scholl, 44. foibles from The Beatles to set aside certain days when he the hydrogen dub now com­ A car driven by Jeffrey F. Public Hearing Tonight ice by the rite of Confirmation, ^ove rle-ht now Nor do we hunt will be a reception AdamA c o m e d y ; Charleen SchoU had claimed she was Hondas and produced some very oan be called upon. posed of the Soviet Union, the •mave a w o n o b r b a . energetic dancing in the rock Pam, 22, of 40 Olcott St. was They have completed a two- because the only animals oji At- oonfiinnandB and a report Carpenter and Tony Scapino, Miss Griffith denied she Gilead churchgoers were 'United Shates end Great Britain. hit in the rear ait Main and year Confirmation course con- y^blch are not protected by Spring Weekend. tap d a n c e ; Sandra Cblby, 'vas the Oorinne Griffith wlw and roll manner. There was a greeted at the church door last Some experts have estimated On Public Camp Areas aongs; Donna and Darlene Lto- began making movies to 1919. brief prelude to this offering to Sunday by EUep Fiitault and Locust Sts. by another vehicle ducted by the Rev. C. Henry ^lue fox. They are ------that the Red Chinese will devel­ yesterday afternoon. The other derson, dance; Lee and Beverly She said she was a stand-in for which we got just a touch of Kathy EUis. Us^ra were Wil­ A public hearing Is set for 8 drink and ice machines to tiie of- Anderson, pastor. pjyg^ they op a thermonudear device with car was driven by Abraham H. SHADY GLEN Burton, ballroom novelty . ex- the original star and took her "ballet d’ecole,” aiqiarently to liam Rathbun and James in four years, or less. tonight at the Hebron Elemen- flee and recreation haU. Deliv- Membera o f the c l ^ are ^^g g„ g^afty that they are hard Senior Center hlWtiosi, and Eklward Neu- name after she died. prove that the company was Simons. Bunis, 37, o f Longmeadow, Earl Anderson Jr., Richard ^ ^g jg^g ^^yg After the briefing a commit Mass. Bunis told police his foot tary School on proposed addl- ery of break, milk or ice to in- . ^ „ Benson P a t r i- ...... mann, aongs. Judge F. Ray Bennett granted capable of doing this type of The Women’s FtoHowship met tee member. Sen. Albert Gore, tlons to zoning regulations, to dividual campers shall not be , A,. AAJA. fL ^ en ter .a n agreement where we won’t Dedieation Set slipped from the brake pedal. ^ Brogaib Keito Ca^enter. ^ (PARKADE) Additional numbers are be­ the divorce Friday on the work If it so desired, and then May 11 to the Sunday school D-Tenn., said the explosion was permit public camping grounds prohibited...... ' Damage was minor. The new Senior Citizens’ Cen­ ing sdieduled, Albert A Rossi, grounds of cruelty, after observ­ things were off with a ven­ room (or a wx)rkdey, bringing "considerably larger than firet to R-2 or R-1 (residence) zones. A registered engineer reports Thomas Carpenter, ^ Kristine Bvran ground here is very geance. A car parked in the Manches­ ter at Myrtle and Linden Sts. g e n e r a l chairman, reports. ing that the conduct of the par­ sewing equipment and doing estimated’’ and added that A copy of the proposed plan is that there is no health problem ’ rMarcla Elliott Dartd rocky. The only If you don’t understand your ter Memorial Hospital parking will be dedicated, with appro- Michael J. Carbetiy and Har­ ties was "not conducive to week on anUdes to be given "mankind can onUditate a nu- on file with the town clerk.IV. illto UllCthe proposed uiVkn./oc\z plan.Micui. Each year T.T thingswuiiKO that vaiCbii growKAvrw care u e someo4Ju«ae wildwtaa\a teen-ager, It might very well lot received minor damage last old J. IValdron are ® flowers and a tough grass called priate ceremonies, on May 22 night when it was hit to the eral committee. Tickets will be Miss Griffith complained that pay you to look to on this extra- School. A business mee« are so thick to toe streams ISLES IN 6 HANDS BIRCH TREE SPRAYING a while a touch of satire. by Marjorie R. O’Dwyer of 274 FEE! “You Can Taste Tha Quality” day at the Andover Oongr^o^ ALSO ^ d washing facilities; one rec- ally after one season during Kenneth Martin sharon ST. eSROXX, U. 6. Virgin Is­ There wlU be a repeat per- Eugene Brewer, minister of Woodbridge St Featuring ttcnal Church, ait 4:15 pjn. hall; swimming pool; which It Is not open to toe pub- lands —The flags of six nations Now is the time to have your birch trees sprayed formance of all three works this the Church of Christ left today Minor damage was reported ROAD RUNNER reation Mdidrum, Sharon M o l^ g , Ste- tavortte p o a to e to keep them healthy and beautiful. Time to place Tha CMlead Congregational athletic field; picnic spots; lie. phen Montany, Stephen Moore, toough, is collect' have flown oveir toe U. S. Vir­ evening and. If you can get Church has giveh $91 AO to the Datroit Mich., where he will " SPEEDY GONZALES gin Islands: France, England, OPEN AT AT THE PARKADE your orders now for shade tree spraying. seats, it is well worth attending. playground and parking areas. Other lesser details may be j^^^gg Nasohke, Ctoarles Scott, ^ Japanese fishing floats. ‘'One Greait Hour of Shoring" participate to a series of evan- ^ No store or retail sale of food, stutoed by reading toe copy to goiomonson and Richard These are glass balls toe fisher- Spain, Holland, and then Den- BAm cOFTHE Ice or merchandise shall be al- the town clerk’s office. These Strickland. their nets to keep mark, from which toe United 8 A.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY FOR COMPLETE TREE SERVICE -> CALL trtMitkMW are atlU ^ with another car a T cre m S also conducted a like aeries to or .Blvd. and W. Middle Tpke. lowed, but the operator may refer to particular to roads, care Pastor Anderson publicly ex- stoWng. S<|netimes States bought the islands to ceptad. ORA6 maEBsi What^s Bottom > the Detroit area to 1964. He last night. The other car, driven GiblMGkeolOR jiave cigarette machines, soft and size. amlned the class Tuesday at a 'th® fioaite break loose and floeit 1917. CARTCR TREE EXPERT COMPANY College AcoepkiooM retum to his duties to by Thomas L. Butka, 16, of East meeting with parents, friends T H . M 3 -7 M S Of Stock Market^ Fri., Mon., 11168.— ‘Angels’ and members of the church STANLEY WARNER I] 6:10-8:60, ‘Drag Racers’ 8:00 Uoensed and Insured Tree Surgeons CM, UOM loi At Mr. . ? thc^chuicli M l to ttc lelt tront. Jlebron council. Scholastic a'wards,^ Investors Ask % (only) a n l M n Rk^Mnl M a n n t. ^ minister during ^ motorist turning in a sand based on grades, attendance ^ t . . Son., ‘Angels’ 1:30-4:10- end attitudes were announced. (Continued from Fags One) /MW*i ^ rvbMjMr* ^ a^ence. Gerald Woodbridge excavation area off Camp Meet- NOW STATE 6:60-9:30, ‘Drag’ 8:20-6:00- Ernestine Johnson, daughter of FRtE PtRKINO BIRCH ST. RCIP OF THe Vt7 » | Vote to Build New School S T S 2 . ST'LTS: f” ”' 8:40 Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Johnson down 119.04 from Its historic and M « . A. Itobent Gbls, Word to ^ r r o w at tae a wheel hit a two-fbot pit last high of 995.16 reached Feb. 9. o f 75 Pleeisant St., and James School of BaoctPwOce, Hartiford. “ alloy n ^ Wed., May 26—Cecil B. DeMlUe’s “The Ten Commandments" To Eldon H. Grimm, vice wn*. J<™«a of Enfield at the 6 pjn. was driven by Roger Culmination of Long Study Nasttoke, son of Mr. and Mrs. president of Walston A Co., the nf Mr Mn wii *®*’'^*- Georgo COruthers of Adams, 18, of Lake Rd., Edwin Naschke of 23 Nye St., 35 up This week’s town meeting vote W. Brunnell, Donald Dzienis, top honors for girts and dismal week was a case of "ev­ Um i w Hamninnri haa *'®*^*’ S t, 17611100, wjU direct a Andover. Damage was reported ery cloud has a silver lining and to construct a 12-room elemen- Marion O. Foote, Richard M. boys and will receive tuition for this ons has, too." taiy school te the result of. a re- Grant, Richard's. Landon, Gor- a full week at Camp ~ Calumet “ In view of the decltoe to auto port mode by a committee don B. Lassow, Howard E. Por- in New Hampshire, a Lutheran PARENTS ASK i r s BMIW BMo, « M HtM formed last year to study the ter and Charles L. Wallace, sales, Grimm said, a tax in- iwwitiw * 1* 1* —“ .j •“ '* mwji imauu v«. camp. ONLY town’s solwol needs. ------Next highest awards went to FROM THE GESELL INSTITUTE OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT mMketT “ Sg^irt ^ era! weeks tai London and other Anderson__ Rd.,__ Tolland, will di- Carolyn Johnson, daughter of AN EXPERIMENT!! parts of' England. Hadley HU the evening aervlce. The committee, oonsirting of should be about u dead as the represerttativea from several Mr, and Mrs. John A. Johnson FsoenUy vMtad Waslili«toii, ■OI-TOM .NOTCH DAR Unit Led BY « ^ o bird. We need a tax in­ ^ ^ agencies, studied toe of 18 Hillcrest Rd.; and Keith D.C., and OalKoniia. REMEMBER! 0 crease-like a hole to the dead. town’s growth, and predicted By Miss Robb Carpenter, son of Mr. and Mrs. PRANCeS L U.G, M.D. and LOUISE BATES AMES, Pli.D. Porter Rsoommended TONITE— l8t RUN SATURDAY SUNDAY SPECIALS Area Education The economy Is not over-heating ANSFIELD^ that a total of 29 new class- Don Carpenter of South Rd., —- it’s refrigerating here and The appotatment of G. Eail I^IiSB SoiUy Robb of 94 Bran- Bolton. They received half tui- Portar as demoUtkin oCficor for v tr -o \M, (ooms would be neeided by 1970. MOTHERS ARE COMMENDED FOR there." n J a m e s S t e w a r t ■ihe vote to approve (xmstiue- (piti St. was recently elected tiem for a week at camp, I Co’op Approved I Bradbury K. Thuriow of Win-i ^ ** Hebnm has been Evclaslve 1st Bun! nE ST tt0F “SNEIUII80Mr fion ,of a $53,000, oneetory de- regent of Orford Pariah C2iop- Others receiving honors are been recommended by the board CHICKEN KING I^IGHTING TO PRESERVE NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOLS slow, ■ OOhu A Stetson com­ NOW ON BROADWAY MTRERBVBillBEIMT S entsuy school on the Blsh-Fo- ter, DcutgUters of American I^iane Johnson, daughter of Mr. WASHINGTON (UPI)—Sen. mented: “ The present over- of selectmen. Tfie recommends- % FHed Chicken, 4 Pieces, Plust Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., tion must be approved at a town M1CIB 1-Pqrter site is the first step iRevolurUon. fitoe succeeds M rs. tmd Mrs. Lennart Johnson, 144 emotional panicky response to Cooper’ St.; Janet Lexander, said Tueoday the U.S. Office of meeting to become edboUve. French Fries, Cole Slaw, Cranberry R l ta ketping the town abreast of jo)m Rleg. already- discounted news sug­ Sauce, Dinner RolL ^ 1 e 1 5 daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ The unsung heroines of today’s dreadful battle to try to obtain a the will o f the local school board, the children must he picked up and Ikluoation bas given prelimi­ Hosts A X . ita. growth. There are preeentty others elected ore Mrs. Fred- transported from school to'school so that, so far as possible, each white gests moet strongly that stock reasonable public school learning situation for every child are those nary approval to a scheme to Hebron wUi hoot the Fourth 17 elementary otessrooms to g,rtdc w . Perry, vtoe regent; liam Lexander, 178 Irene Dr., child will be sitting beside alcolored child. And vice versa. link the 28 Greater Hartford prices are at or near an impor­ CALL AqEAD—646-0176 Vernon; Marcia Elliott, daugh­ mothers who, contrary to their normaUy pacific natures, are out there tant bottom." Dietrtot meeting. of the Ameiv town. M rs. Leette Spencer, dboplsta; towns in a reghmal educational ■Ihe study committee was q Ejimore Watkins, assist- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas in toe front ranks of the fight to maintain neighborhood schools. We don’t need to dwell on the unfortunate aspects of forced busing co(q>eration plan. General Motors ended tiie icon Legton and Ms auxiliary at the Legion Home on June 13. made up cf two membero of the ^ chaplaiii” Ml*; Marti W. Elliott, 80 Columbus St.; Sharon Most readers are familiar with our opinions on that. What we would week at $84.60 a rtiare, a lose of hoard of education, a selectman, recorcDfig secretaiy and Meldrum, daughter of Mr. and ■ It’s always Ironic that so many people are killed In a war after like to dwell on is the brave and lonely action of some of the minority The scheme — Project Metro $2.87. PIZZA KING —calls for the establishment of and a repreeentative from tfae>8$ra. Sheldon Dunlop, #orres- Mrp. W illiam ,J. Meldrum, the armistice has already been signed. Well, the armistice in the war group mothers who, in the face o f much vituperation, have the courage Other-Issues did worse. Fair- Mandieator Evening HermM pri(Mrities for planning A region­ booid of finance and toe plan, gg^jppt^ Center St.; Stiephen MoorS, to come out and say that they don’t want their children bused out of toe child Camera feU $24.60 a share Hebron correnpeodent, Mlaa So- IN against neighborhood schools has by no means been signed. But already al (^ ration plaii that would Bing and sontog commission. Pitkin, of Mr. and 1 Mrs. Richaip neighborhood. Tliey don’t think It’s necessary, they don’t think It’s to $137.60; Polaroid, $17.63 to ana PeMUeton, tel. 23S-S464. COLOR In many communities, the war is over. desirable, and they don't, think It is the solution to the problem ot bettor I Include data processing and Reg. $1.45. TYC The committee used a number 'treosurer; M «. Joseph L. Bta- Moore, 387 Spring St.; Rodnty conqiuter programs.. $121; SCM Osrp. $10 to $69. education for the^ underprivileged. Among the losers. Admiral Duplicate Bridge a m VMMIREEN Other Pizzas At Regular Price at (aictoTS in determlng its pre- |,g,nraiK*, assistant ttaasurer; Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. In communities known to us, forced busing to overcome so-called Organizers o f Project Metro dropped $9.80, ‘Texas Quit,- Sul­ ‘h a rp er- BUiS-^-WUd’’ 8:28 diotion, including school regls- Steven D. WlWams j i ., Erland Johnson, 176 E. Wads- "racial imbalaiuie” has already bron given up. In New York City ®ven It’s a lonely and discouraging business for any mother, regardless also suggest setting up a spe­ Reeults to a diqpllcate bridge some of the most militant civU rights workers are coming to admit that phur $9.12, Eastern Air Lines Son., Mao* H ms. SlEWiWrXOMMW CALL AHEAD—646-0195 traOons going back to 1967, cen- rggiatrar; Mrs. Jessamine worth St.; Stephen Montany, of her background, to have to stand up and fight for what she considers cial adviaory group to stixly the game played last night at the forced busing is not the best rolutlon of their problem, and that racial $4.63, Radio Oorp, $3 and Con­ -Harper” 8:28—“ WIM” 16:2t ous flgurea, predicted s n ^ h , aseietant registrar; M rs. son of M r. and M rs. Eugene to be her child’s best educational opportunity — in a battle for which educational needs of Hartford Community Y , T9 N. Mato 8L, Imbalance is by ix> means the major problem which they need to solve most of our irwthers are ill-prepared. And our hats are off to each and County. trol Data COMPANION FEATURB inenta, and aonlng a «lp lB n «^ Sherwood G. Bowers, Mstortan; Montany, 280 Ferguson Rd., and are; NorttoBctoai. WBbur actions setting iq> buUdtag tots HOrold L. Preston, Itorar- Mark Horton, son of Mr. and to ti^ihg to get the best education for underprivileged children. every one of them! Brawn and Henry Madden, first; THE RAH g r in d e r k In g Federal allooatibns of $122.- and zones. Heihert W . Robb .M rs. Raymond Horton, Peter- But the laws still stand. And to some conummities, as to parts of 000 have been requested for the Ranald Fahle and WlUiam "We don’t care about the individual child, it’s the total achievement The committee predicts that, god idn. Rieg, dlreotora. son Rd., Vernon. New York State, the Commissioner and Deputy (Jommlssloner of Edu­ of achieving racial balance in our schools that matters,” say men at tha I project Radsowlts, oecand, and Ooorgt I Police Arrests by 1976, a total of 41 class- — ------cation are decreeing that children must be busrtl around town, Into top of New) York’s educational hierarchy. Hahisska and Artimr ^rka, BREED Pepperoni, Cappacola. ^1•UU zooms WiU be required. Not in- ESKIMO OLYMPICS BABTI8T TEACHER- HIRED already inte(;rated schools, simply to achieve the ‘‘balance” of 50 per third. eluded ini the estimate are fa- FAIRBAN^, Aiaska (AP) — SAN FRANCIBCX) (AP) — ' cent white, 50.per oem Neg;ro children to every school. Well, we ($0 care. And many mothers care. And congratulations to • (Worn Kartfoed C o u r a n t , ^ Daniel J. O’OotaaeU Jr. of 2S every one of them who has toe courage to fight for her child’s educa­ ^^^ednesday, .ItyrH 18,1966). | , Atoo, EaM-Weat, Jon Marx CALL AHEAD—643-1370 ciliUes (or kindergarten class- 7716 upcoming Esltono. CMymplca The University of San Francie- N«ft)ifield 8 t was charged early and Charles Dunn, first; C R. rooms apd for ^ecial education. wiU feature such events as the co, a Roman Caiholip school Bad and.toeffective os this solution has already turned out to be, tional welfare. * this naornini’ with causing un- OovUl and Dwight Peny, sec­ some educators who put politic^ ahead of education are still Insisting a . • ' A n w state law requires that blanket toss, seal shinning, seal operated by the SoqiOty of Je- that in certain towns, agrtnst the will of the people and even against (Copyright 1966, by The Gesell Institute ot Child Development, Inc.) neoeasaiy noise with, a motor ond, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl a l l THREE STORES each town provide instruction hook and faaxpoon throwing ,and sua, is falri^ a souttteni Baptist PAID FOB BY FBOPONSNT8 OF LOCAL CONTROL vehicle. .Police said h i left a Frederickson. third. (o r apertal students by 1967. muktuk eating, in wfakh con- to teach Ifieology. FOR, LOCAL CM3HOOLB FOR GUIDANCE TO BD. OF Mato BL parking lot taueAltog The game to sponsorad-hy the 419-423 MAIN STREET A buU4^"g committee for the testanta gobMe whale hMbber The untveraity saM Dr. James EDUCATION MPiMBBaa WHO c i a i m TO OPPOSE his tires. He to Bchaamed to RBGIONALIZA’n aN M toteh^w YWCA and played new sclMal was named at this initiead at bei^ pie. W. lEcCtondon, 42, will eerve es .Hflear la Maimheator \Oraiit each Friday at 8 bjb. at Bw The Otymptas w ll be lieU en essortalB proie ^ r to fid the- Court ML OB JEM R iiere Jtity 29-21 otogy depaztmelnt (Ms (a lt 9 P A G E E lV B MAN(JHl!i£5i.KK EVENING HERALD, MANCHEt>iER. CUNN^ SAiURHAY, M Ai 14, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ), MANCHESTER, CONN^ P A G E F O U R Vernon .^ffonders of tlniveri H i e iBtdUgiHit Dte First? j. Area Churches Junior Wewnen E v en ts Ventoo Astembfy of God Chur^ St. Franols of Assisi BockviUe Methodist Church Connecticut Yankee Giant Raaio Observatory Churches Nortiieast School 613 Ellington R d., 142 G rove S t, Install Officers Ettpttlttg lleraU^ Onoe again« aa so often in these time, FInt Choreh at fA itot, South Windsor. Rev. Willard E. Conklin, Pastor ft must he stated that the soandnsM cf Jehovah’B Witoeesee Otairch of the Assumittiaa Intorseotton of Rto. SO and 31 ram B y A .H . O . In C apital Scientist Rev. Gordon B. Wadbama, • Mrs. Paul E, Philippe has ______00.. wc. a principle cannot necessarily ba im­ Kingdom Hall Adams St. and Thompson Rd. V enion U BtMU StTMt Scheduled for Orbit Socm 441 N. Main St Pastor 8:30 a.m.. Church School, nur- Neither prompt legUIattva re­ didate In qnesUon, Is rsoeivtag 126 N. Main Ett. Rav. Francis J. HUialek Eev. Mlchellno Ricci ^ been Installed aa president of paired by the nature of the adherents It Tl^bter Idiheling jR ev. John E. Rikteraitls, Mry through adults. form action of the kind Bepub- the contribution In question sidering aiHomibic-abaped an­ P astor the Vernon Junior Women’s W lL /im K. VEROUSOM may attract to itself. WASHmOTOIf (AP) — Ths By DR. LH- LEvrrr, 8 p.m.. Public Bible discourse, Rev- Ernest J. Ooppa 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sun­ 8:46 a.m.,. Sunday School. Assistant Pastor 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship. FuMtahan To be specific, the fact that long-baire, hcan State Uhaltman Soatle froiR some source it does not tenna about six miles ta diame­ Club fo r the 1966-67 year. Bhs V mmM October 1. UU Senate Commerce Committee d i r e c t o r “Human Ompasslon’s Place ta day School and nursery. The 11 a .m .. W orship Service. Sermon: "God In Man.” Nur- Finney advocates, nor the rdos wUli to identify, or cannot dare ter. This otaiervatory, aWped and other new club officers tock beiuda, and guitars, the trademarke cf baa i^ipraved by a 14-3 vote a The Fels Planetarium Practical Christianity.” Masses at 7, 8, 8:16, 10:30 subject of the Lesson-Sermon is, 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Masses at 6:45, 7:45, 9, 10:16 sery through Grade 4. voluntary pledge system recom- to Identify. The problem M Uke toe Aamond of a playing “Mortals and Immortals.” Gold­ 6:30 p.m.. Senior High Metho­ ' PiMWiM D ra r KranlnK almoet every student protest these days, truttain-packagtag MH calHiig of The Franklin Institute 4:15 p.m., Group discussion of and 11:46 a.m. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer and 11:30 a.m. their posts at ceremonies this mmided for the present by Sec­ solved by haring some poUti- card, will ba composed of a en Text Is from 1 Corinthians, dist Youth Fellowship. MaaSSSSr, Ooan.. m Utacad C U » “ •« have been out In front of student agita­ The possibility of. putting • (he Watchtower magazine arti­ and Bible Study. week. The president of the State retary of Stato EDa Orasso and cal figure, saraetimss even an for tightened federal regtdaUon number of iqmcecraft. 16:48, “As we have borne the Monday, 7:15 p.m.. Prayer . iuttar. tion against the use of martes to deters giant radio astronomical observ­ cle, "What Binding Satan the St Bartholomew’s Church St. Maurice Church, Bolton her feUow Democrats would ba offlcshOlder, lend Ws name aa s of labeUng and packaging of ,In toe center a t toe diamond and discussion time. Federation o f Women’s CluhV atory several miles In diameter Devil WUI Mean for Mankind.” Rev. PhUip Hussey, Pastor imEige o f the earthy, we shall A very St- Rev. Robert W. Cronin sixbbcRif t io n r a t e s mine mlMtary service Is not, by any likely, in our opinian, to end cover. some household supplies. vriH be toe principle aateUite Wedneaday, 10 a.m .. W oman’s was the installing officer., F^riAi* IB AdTBlIC* Into orbit Is now being consid­ Tuesday, 7 :40 p .m ., ’Theocrat­ Rev. Richard C. Bollea alto bear the image of the heav­ Christian R eform ed C3iurch Pastor long shot, a Ji*tlflcatlon of such use of either the muck or the mystery That poses the rnystery. The legislation, sent to the with a diameiter of 12 feet and Bible Study Circle. Other officers for tlj* coming On* Ytar ...... ered by NASA. The space agen­ ic Ministry School. Assistant Pastor enly.” 661 Avery St. 8 b Montta ...... college grades.« Involved in the nonnal system Underneath, usuaBy, Hea tHe Senate Friday for action, was a height of 20 feet Smaller Wednesday, 8 p.m-. Testimony 7:30 p.m.. Official boaixl meet- year ere Mrs. Stanley Zielinski, Ttaw KontliB cy has awarded several con­ 8:35 p.m.. Service meeting. South Windsor M asses at 7, 8:30, 10 and Whether the grades are the nonnal for financing polittoal cam­ m uck. requested by President Johnson. satellites, two feet in diameter, Obb Kootb tracts for studies which may ’Thursday, 8 p.m.. Group dis­ Masses at 6:46, 7:46, 8, 10:16 meettag. Rev. James A. Bonnema, 11:30 a.m . Ing. first -vice president; Mrs. Doug­ paigns. The money has to come from He said It would make tt easier wUl be located at each cf toe Reading Room hours at 748 gradea, or the special grades being ob­ resiHt In the erection of these cussions in the Bible aid Slid 11:30 a.m. M inister las Bunce, second vice presi­ The proposed rsfonns might some place. for sboppen to compare com­ four comers of toe diamond. A Main St., excepting legal holi­ Vernbn Methodist Church dent; Mrs. John R. Anderson, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tained In the special examination being trtnictureB In high orbits, per­ “Things in Which it is Impos­ Sacred Heart Church 11m AaaocUted Prea* to exclualvely cntlUM come almost in touch with the Usually, it comes from some­ ment to set up mandatory nylon filament wlU correct the days, Monday through Saturday, Rt. SO recording secretary; Mrs. UBB d rapublicBtlon of »H ,4{*’ given college students today, there is haps 80,000 m iles away froni sible for God to Lie” at the fol­ St Bridget’s Church 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for Rt. SO, Vernon ■MtrtuB credited to It or not otherwlee cr^ tr basic problem with their pro­ body to whom the eondidate or The hSl, ajq;>lying to -suCh central member to the four 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Thursday eve­ Rev. Morton A. Magee (Jharles Boland, corresponding still something repugnant to the spirit the earth. By orbiting the radio lowing locations; 87 Birch St., Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor all ages. Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor S to ttito peper end ntoo the local newe pob- posed rule forbidding the mak­ party- has sold something of household goods as foods, drags smaller sateUites. Once the ning, 7 to 8. secretary; Mrs. Richard Gif­ of democracy Involved. Aa one embattled observatory high above t^ 287 Oakland St. and 736 North Rev. Robert J. Keen Heads Hadassah 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Patrick Sullivan JSSrfj ct republlCBtloii of epeetol dle- ing of campaign contributions value. That item of valua could end coanaeUcs, first woidd give stored system is placed Into 8 and 10 a.m .. W orship aerv- ford, treasurer, and Mrs. Ray­ earth’s atmosphere. It wlH be Maine St. in Manchester, also; Nursery. Assistant Pastor patchee Mrela ara alao reoerred._____ college president admitted, the draft in the form of cash. But, as far be some kind of license. It industry an oppoctunUy to draw high orbit with on Atlas boosr Rev. Dennis R. Hussey Mrs. Leon Podrove of 16 Oak possible to observe the very long Concordia Lutheran Church 7:30 p.m.. Evening Service. cie and child care. Sermon by mond Pitton, nominating chair­ creates essentially an “unfair and In- aa we can reason it out, such a could be a bill passed or not up voluntary standanM for 144 G riffin Rd. in South Wind­ Grove, will be installed Tues­ ______Company, Inc., aa- wavelength radio signals from ter, small rocket engines In toe 40 P itk in .S t the pastor. m an. h m Bemld PrlnUnx equltaWe” situation which has to be put prohibition would merely add passed in a legislative session. w elg^ and quaatttlea In which sor and French Rd. in Bolton. Masses at 7. 8, 9:16, 10:30 and Thursday. 10 a.m., Women’s M asses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 and aomes no financial reepooalbillty for*rj typo-‘ir r , sources within the Milky Way Bub-sateUitea will fire to initi­ day at 8:16 p.m. as presi­ 9 a.m., Churchy-school. Nur­ Mrs. Philippe announced tha complication to ths process of It could be a public contract produchs are martceted. Saturday, 8 p.m.. Service talk. Noon. Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, Pastor Bible study, nursery provided. 11:48 a m. 9 «ihleal anoea up with and cooperated wKh. But to system — our g;alaxy — as well ate toe explosion a t th e six- dent of Manchester Hadas­ sery, kindergaften. Grades 1 appointment of Uie following u d oUiw reading matter In The llanoBeater funnellng what we might call drawn to some one contractor’s Industiy failure to set and Evening Herald-______many, the Introduction of too much spe­ as signals from distent * island mile antenna. The observatory 0 a.m., Holy Communion, sah ■ at Temple Beth SIo- and 2. Junior and Senior High, committee chairmen: Mrs. Paul the dark money Into the open private speoifications. comply with standards ap­ Second Congregational Church St. James’ Church First Congregational Church St. Bernard’s Church cial weight to the marks a student gets universes” some hundreds of wiU spin about once an hour to (Church School and Nursery. lom. Arnold Frenchettl, chair­ 10 a.m., Church school. Grade oingras, conservation; Mrs. Pull aarrlea client of R. E. A. checking accounts of the pe^y It could be a change of zone, proved by the secretary of com­ 385 N. Main St. Msgr. Edward J- Reardon, Vernon St. Bernard’s Ter., RockvlUe Publtohm Rep^ent^yea - Tto Ju^ In college or in a special examination mlUlons of light years away. scan toe sky and also to pro­ . 10:30 a.m., The Service, man of the depM'tment -and 8 through 6. Will Burrow, education; Mrs. Sfatbewa Special Agency — New Tor*. CM- or the candidate. or a Ucensing of certain prop­ merce wmdd permit the govem- Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister Pastor Worshiping at the Vernon Rev. George F. X. Reilly adds to the unfairness already Involved Tto obtain these measurements vide the necessary stabilization. Church School and Nursery. composition and theory at 7 p.m.. Junior and Senior Francis X. Doran, fine arts; cago. Detroit and Boeton.______One of the staiulard mya- erty for certain use, or a re­ enforceable through seizures Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, Rev. Eugene F. ’Torpey Elementary School Pastor it Is necessary to place the o^ The proposed central space­ 6 p.m., Knights of St. John. Hartt College, will present a Methodist Youth Fellowship. Mrs. Robert Hatch, home life; In the draft process. teriss about political campaign strained use of inspection or weight and quantity standards, Associate Minister Rev. John J. O’Brien Rev. John A. lacey. Minister Rev. Raoid J. Pronovost MEMBER I AUDIT BUREAU OP uinOULAc servatory well above the earth’s craft would contain toe receiv­ 6:30 p.m., Luther League. program, ‘The Jelv in Music,” Mrs. Alan Doyle, hostess; Mrs. It is a discrimination within discrimi­ regulatory powers. It could be agreement paving the way for Rev. Vincent J. Flynn Miss Helen C. Fischer, Rev. Anthony Kusdal TIONB.______contributions arises when we Ionosphere — the layer of elec- ing system and associated in­ after the installaition. Jehovah’s Wlinetsea J. Alan Schuerman, internation­ nation. Thoee young men who happened for Immunity from official dis­ end fines. 10 a.m.. Morning Worehip. Director of Christian Education Dtoptoy advertlatog cloelng houra: innocent laymen, going down a trlcaUy charged gas particles strumentation together with an He is an Italian-Jewish com­ Hartford Tpke. al relations; Mrs. Raymond Pit- to be born wth higher intelligence quo­ pubUahed Hat of such contribu­ turbance while in the i>urmilt Church School Nursery through Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and Church of Christ M asses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 Pbr Monday — 1 p.m. W day. which lies at #n altitude of 60 elaborate control system. An poser and winner of the 1965 hartford 'Tpke. ton, membership; Mrs. Henry T. Por Tueaday — I p.m. tions, come across certain of some illegal business opera­ Stays in Air Pact Grades 7. 11:30 a.m . LydaU and Vernon Sts. 9:25 and 10:66 a.m ., CTiurch a.m . tients than others have a much better miles and higher. The lonos- astronomical data processing Ditson Award. Among his oth­ R ockville Walker, newsletter; Mrs. Stan- P ot Wedneaday -• 1 P “ i_SfS!SSri tion, or traffic in some illegal WASHINGTON (AP) — The Order of Oonfirmation. Recep­ Eugene Brewer, Minister School. Por Thuraday — 1 p.^ Wedneaday. riiance of not, being called upon to die names with certain unbelievable {diere behaves as a mirror to system and computer would er honors are the Lehman Prize 3 p.m., public talk, *'How ley Zielinski, program; Marge Por Friday — 1 p.m. 1*S132fI' amounts after them. The mo­ Item. There have been some pe­ State Deportment says the Unit­ tion of New Members. Sermon Zion Evangelical 9:30 and 11 a.m .. W„ orship. „ St. Matthew’s Church, ToUand Por Saturday — 1 ^ for their country. prevent the long-wavelength ra­ control toe rotation and posi­ at Salzburg, grants from the Practical Is the Search for Llswell, public affaire; Mrs. Al- riods of time in some of our ed States wUi remain in the by the Rev. Mr. Davis, “A Mo­ Lutheran Church 9:46 a.m., Bible classes. 6 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fellow- j Curtin, Patter , aaaaUIed deadline: 10^80 a.m. e M day ef And among those young men who are ment ws reed that Jedm Jones, dio waves from reaching the tioning of the Observatory so National Institute of Arts and by C. Stetahart, exander W. Martin Jr., public!- publication except Saturday — a a jo . that tight-fisted, greedy and mimlcipallUes when everything Warsaw air transportation ment of Choice.” (Missouri Synod) 10:46 a.m.. Worship. Guest ship. Old Stafford Rd. blessed with high tatelUgenee quotien);# earth. It is thia same mirror ac­ that the entire sky could be Letters, and a Guggenheim Fel­ Watchtower Society representa- ty; Mrs. Marinas Gerakaris, so- tasolvent figure ta the political of this nature was for sale, in agreement now (hat most major ’Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.. Church Cooper and High Sts. speaker, Gerald Woodbridge, 7 p.m Senior Pilgrim Fel- tion of the Ionosphere which covered in the course of a year. lowship. A former student of tlve. del; Mrs. Frank R. Biancardi, Saturday, May 14 those young men whose particular tal­ an organized way at standard inteniatitmal airlines have School Grades 8 through 12. The Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Wapptag. lowshlp. Masses at 7:30, 8:30 and 10:30 process Is listed as having given permits long-distance communi­ With a lifetime of about three Richard Strauss, Franchettl has 4:16 p.m.. Study of April 16 telephone; Mrs. Douglas Bunce, ent is for the field of science and mathe­ prices, and when at least some raised their passenger liability Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Trustees. Pastor 6 p.m., Warship. Guest speak­ Thursday, 7 p.m . Church a.m . $1,000 to the party treasury, or cations on the earth. Long-wave­ years this coverage could be . taught ta Italy, Sweden and issue of Watchtower, “What -ways and means; Mrs. Frank matics are much more likely to wear of the pay-off in return would Hmlt from $8,300 to $75,000. Thursday, 8 p.m., Congrega­ er, Malloy Jones, Enfield. School. to the campaign of some par­ length radio waves broadcast by made more than once to return Austria, as well as the United Binding Satan the Devil WiU DeTolla, parliamentarian. channed lives than others of equal In­ channel Iteelf -toward some of The Civil Aeronautics Board, tional meeting. 9 a.m., Church School. Tuesday, 10 a.m .,_L adl6s B i­ Low State Of The Last Resort ticular candidate, w » know bet­ a transmitter on the earth are to intriguing celestial objects States. W esleyan Methodist Cihurch Mean for Mankind,” page 229' Guests of honor at the banquet the visible exjiendltures parties which approved Friday the new Friday, 6:30 p.m.. Departure 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Time. ble class. Union Congregational Church telligence, but different interests. ter. reflected by toe Ionosphere and which disclose interesting radio Other officers to be Installed Meets at Skinner Rd. School Wednesday; 7:30 p.m., group besides Mrs. Osmond, were Mrs. and candidates have to make. and community developments for (Jonfirmation Retreat. 10 a.m.. Divine Worship. Text Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Devo­ R ockville Such a situation poses a real issue, W s know Oris Im aginary John return to the earth sit great dis­ signals. are Mrs. Victor Moses, vice Vernon discussion in the Bible add, DeTolla and Mrs. Hugh Collins, Tlicre wan In tlie newa the otlier day Jones too well. If he ever got The pay-off comes out of the the State Department action, Romans 12:12. ’Theme: "Re­ tional Service directed by Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor Rev. Hervey W. Taber, establlBlhlng, in this country, something tances from tiie transmitter. In Same CMnslderatioos president In charge of member­ ‘‘Hitaga in Which It Is Impos- who were selected as the club a terribla remiiider o< tlia low eatata dark, and appears on the cam- said U U.S. and 17 foreign car- St. Mary’s Episcopal Church joice In hope, pray persistently George Caruthers, Vernon, Rev. Janies L. Austin, of an aristocracy of the I.Q. his bands on a real $1,000, no­ precisely the same way, long Other studies under wlay have ship: Mrs. Walter Helmann, Pastor Bible for God to Lie.” ’’jewels” for the Diamond Jubi- tato which the very aame nations who body would ever get It away paign expenditure report as the ' riers have said they will parUct Church and Park Sts. in the Sa\dor’s name, also ta ------Minister of Cihristian Education The real Issue Involved remains real radio waves from outer space In ocummon the requirem ents of vice president in charge of pro­ Frlday; 7:30 p.m. Theocratic lee celebration of the General were once intelligent enough to Invent from him. So we know that donation of some most Improb- pate. Rev. George F. Nostrand view of our troubled world.” Church of tbe Nazarraie 10 a.m ., Sunday School. Class­ are reflected back into space by high orbits and a large an­ gramming; Mrs. Arnold Klau, Ministry School. Federation of Women's Clubs. and create the United Nations are now ' even after the bearded onea have, as th is entry In ths Hat o f cam ­ able individual, and the only in­ The United States had said it R ector 11 a.m., Gottesdienst. 236 Mata St. 9 a.m., Churoh School Grades the Ionosphere and never reach tenna miles in extent. F ir ex­ vice president in charge of fund es for all ages. 8:30 p.m., Service meeting. The two were chosen for their usual, placed themselves front and cen­ paign contrlbutioiu is prepos- fluence on the process we ses would withdraw from the War­ Rev. John D. Hughes 7 p.m.. Young People’s Soci­ 6 through 12. 11 a.m .. W orship Service. allowing that world organisation to eMp. the surface of the earth. ample, one approadi utilizes a Rev. Robert J. Shoff, Minister raising; Mrs. Alex Shoag, re­ theme: "Not the Sort that outstanding service to the club ter in the agitation against it. The real tsroua, on the face of It. hinted at in the new reform pro­ saw Oonvention by May 16 un­ Rev. James W. Bottoms ety. 10:30 a.m ., Church School, In­ Nurseiry. Thin orgaalgatlon, w hatever It la, la As toe radio frequency In­ tiwo-saitelldite system aa an In­ cording secretary; Mrs. Alvin Shrink Back.” and for long membership. Both tesue survives even the touch of those At ths same time, however, posals M an indication that, im- less the UabUtty clause had been Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Ladies’ 8:30 am., Sunday School fants through Grade 4. Evening Services at the home the only real or potential guardian of reformed. One of the reforms creases — as toe wavelength terferometer. In thia system Hirahfeld, corresironddng sec- are former presidents, and have whose real position does not concern the ws also know very well that the der these proposals, the money Aid, with presentation of the classes for all age groups. 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship, of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Bolton Congregational Church held offices on the county and peace thla world poaaeasea; It represents, was the increase in limits paya­ decreases — the ionosphere be­ toe sateUites are moved firom 7:30 a.m.. Holy Commimion. retary; Mrs. Paul Norman, ri- i^QQijviUe Clergy Council Annual democratic fairness of the draft at an, $1,000 Is rsaL It came from in question would at least have Lutheran Women's Missionary 10:46 a.m., Worship Service. Cooke, 1 Westview Ter., Ell­ In Its potential powers and processes, ble for passenger deaths. comes transparent and radio positioa to postUoa to grad­ 8:46 and 10 a.m.. Nursery and nancial secreteiy, and Mrs. El- Exchange. ’The Rev. Don- Rev. J. Stanton Conover, state level. some real sotuce, and it Is go­ to pass through the hands and League international convention Message by the Rev. Grant ington. M inister A scroU was presented by the only posslblo alternative we have to but who see here merely one more op­ waves can freely leave or reach ually build up or “i^ntoeslze” Ktadergarten ta the Children’s Hott zammermam, treasurer. p jh^ ElUngton ing to some real destination. accounts of the purported donor Swank of Calgary, Alberta, Can- 6:30 p.m.. Fast and Prayer. Mrs. Osmond, ta recognition of portunity to agitate their own particu­ R ecruiting Crood the earth’s surface. It Is at these a very large antenna. For each Chapel. Morning Prayer and Committee chairmen are Mrs. Congregational Church will big power world anarchy. In the meantime, the name of so that he could transform It Thursday, 6:30 p.ta.. Adult In­ ada. Children’s Chturch and Nur­ 6:46 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. 10 a.m.. Church School. Wor­ the club’s fifth anniversary aa lar views about the particular war in WASHINGTON (AP) — Peace shorter wavelengths that the ra­ sepanation and orientation of Church School. Crib Class ta Ronald Lang, American affairs; preach on “Of Roots and Still, almost unbelievably, those na­ John Jones is being used to give from cold, dirty cash to a re­ formation Hour (pastor’s class). sery. 7:16 p.m.. Evening Service. ehip Service. Guest Minister. a federated club. ' Vietnam . Corps officials say they -are dio astronomer is able to study the two sateUites, date is sent Williams Building. Timtnr Teen and Garman, bulletin; F ruits.” tions which most urgently recognised tt a legal cover as it passes spectable legal check. 7:30 p.m.. Ascension Day Wor­ 6 p.m Wednesday, 7 p.m.. Prayer Sermon: “ God’s Gifts.” The real Issue la whether, in any war, pleased with toe response to signals from toe sun, planets to the ground and stored In a 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer with ’ Mrs. Joseph Kopanan, education; 2 p.m.. Dedication of the the need for such an organlaation are from Its hidden real source We despair, rilghtiy, of the ship. Young Adult group meetings. meeting and Bible study at the 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. WORKMAN ELECTROCUTED we, the American people, want to make their recruiting drive for volun­ and galaxies. ’The transmissions computer. When adequate in- sermon by the Rev. Mr. Halde­ Mrs. George Sandals, Hadassah Dowdlng-Roy Memorial Build- now committing Uie worst crimes of toward Its expenditure destina­ posslblHty that any reform that 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. parsonage on Cider AliU R d., E l­ Tuesday, 6:46 p.m., Ladies THOMPSON (AP) — Edward teers to serve in tbe Trust Ter­ from satellites and deep-space formaition has been accumuiat- m an. Education Organization; Mrs. ing at Grove Hill Cemetery. it official policy that our leas Intelli­ tion. can be devised will succeed In Trinity Covenant C^iurch Message by the pastor. lington. W. Ethler, a Connecticut Light negativism and neglect sgainSt It ritory of the Pacific islands. probes must also be made at the ed, the compter will supply'de­ Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Sidney Tallent and Mrs. Rlch-^ 3 to 5 p.m., Junior High PU- Benevolent Society. gent Bona shall die first. That Is the The background situation has chasing the dark money out of Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Pray­ A dvisory Ic Power C3o. Uneman, was elec­ StiH, unbelievably, the great mass of "TWs week’s enthusiastic re­ higher frequencies so that they tailed radio pictures of toe sky. Communion. ard Schwolsky, hospitality; Mrs. grim Fellowship at Vernon Thursday, 8 p.m policy which, without our sleeted rep­ to he that the party, or the can­ the political campaign process. Rev. K. EJnar Bask, Pastor er, Praise and Bible study. St. George’s Episcopal Oiurota trocuted Friday os he worked humanity eeems to find Itself no voles sponse by U.S. college students are not obatructed or attenuated Even toe preliminary e(xper- Daily, 7 p.m.. Evening Pray­ Merwln Meridy, Zionist affairs; Bowling Alleys. OounoU. resentatives ever so much as saying so, ' Rt. 44 A , Bolton Friday, 6:30 p.m T eachers’ atop a uUUty pole on Welker with which to cry out and debate the is very reminiscent of toe re­ by the Ionosphere on their way tanente .already conducted have er. Mrs. Sidney Cohen, life member- 6 to 8 p.m., Senior Pilgrim we now operate under, by administra­ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with Rev. Douglas E. Theuner, Vicar AppreclaUon Dinner. R oad. truly fundamental issue of our times. It sponse to President Kennedy’s to toe earth. InxUoated that som e o f toe m ost Church is open daily for pray- North Methodist Church ships; Mrs. Lewis Segal, Jew- FeUowship, original call for volimteers five classes from kindergarten 300 Parker St. Ethler, 46, o f 38 Otrolbando has some interest and voice for some of tive decrea Antenna A Big One significant radio signals com­ «r . Ish National Forest; Mrs. Sol — years ago,” said one official. In addition to placing the ob­ through adult. 8 ,a.m.. Holy EuOharist. First Lutheran Ohurcb Ave., Norwich, came ta contact Tales of Connecticut ing to us from space are ab­ Rev. Earle R. Custer, R. Cohen, publicity: Mrs. Rob­ United Methodist Church the suheidlary Issues which lead in He said 677 applications were 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. 10:16 a.m.. Litany and Choral RockvlUe with an energized conductor car­ servatory above the Ionosphere sorbed or reflected by the Iono­ The Presbyterian Church I Pastor ert Kama, tourism; Mrs. Rob­ R t. 44A, Bolton toward the fundamental question—eub- received after four days of ac­ Sermon: ‘"Those Lifted Hands.” Eucharist. Rev. O. Henry Anderoon, rying 4,800 volts, the company to Obtain long-wavelength ra­ sphere. By studying from space 43 Spruce S t ert Peck, Youth AUyah, and Rev. Abram W. Sangrey, ■Idlary Issues Uke the destiny of big A Nosegay For Ev tive recruUrlng at 32 c o l l i e s dio signals, the radio telescope Rev. George W. Smith Nursery. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship 7 p,m., Young People’s Fel­ Vice-Pastor said. the long-wavelength radio sig­ 5 p.m.. Inquirer’s Class. Mrs. Jacob Sandals, donor. M inister power rivalry In Vietnam, the control of (md universities. Peace Coipa will require a physically large M inister Service. Sermon: "The Church lowship. Connecticut Witches nals of sources such as Jupiter, 7 p.m.. Family Night Hour. nuclear weapons, the perilous lives of the It appears that Senata Minority Lead­ representatives will visit a total antenna. Yet this large antenna, —Leader or Meddler?” Monday, 10 a.m.. Holy Eu­ 9 a.m., Sunday School. the sun, debris of exploded Tuesday, 1 p.m.. Ladles’ lar City.” Susannah Wesley 9:16 a.m., Sunday School. young new nations In the world. But er Dlrksen la far enough along In his of 68 campuses before the drive which may be thousands of feet 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 9 a.m., Church School. Nur­ charist (Rogation Day). 10:80 a.m., Sunday School and By Wetley Gryk Jr, Stars, interstellar ^>ece—and, Prayer Fellowship. HaU. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship. 8 p.m., Executive commlibtee. there is relatively little focus on the big convalescence to resume something of ends next Friday. or several miles in length, must classes for all ages. sery and Grades 4 through 8. Churoh Service. LET US PRICE finally, fp»n the incredibly dis- 7:30 p.m., Board of trustees. 6:30 p.m.. Teacher apprecia­ Sermon: “These Rogation Tuesday. 7 a.m., Holy Euchar­ question, which Is whether or not the 'hie normal place In the affectlonsita dis­ Though Salem, Massachusetts, lock toe door, and she vanish The people of Micronesia, (he he stored and deployed from a 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. 10:30 a.m., Church School. Y O U R N E X T tamt and pow erful radio gaJ- Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mid­ tion dinner in Cooper Hall. D ays.” ist (Rogation Day). was considered the primary hav­ away. ’Ihen my husband’s nose name given to tbe islands mak­ relatively small spacecraft. The The Rev. Mr. Smith preaching Nureery, Kindergarten and MERIDEN YOUTH HURT United Natkma la going to bd kept func­ cussions of hts people. axlee—estrophyslciato wlU car- week Service with study ta Phll- 7:30 p.m., Oommis^on on 6:30 p.m,. Youth retreat p la ­ Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Holy Eu­ PRESCRIPTION fell a bleeding in an extra­ ing up the (zust territory, had Radio Astronomy Explorer Sermon: "Honest to God Grades 1 through 3. RIVERTON, Vt. (A P )—A 82- tioning and building toward its neces- We ara all glad that this, the first en o f witches in the ElngUsh tainly gain new Inalghit Into the lppi€ins. Christian Social Concerns. Com­ ning. charist (Rogation Day). ordinary manner, and so con­ requested teacherB, health aides (RAE) now imder construction other and self.” Nursery 6 p.m.. Membership Training year-old man was killed and •ary rote In oivUisatlon's chance at sur­ time In his life when he was not some­ colonies, Connecticut was not and community develmpment naiture and evolution of our Friday, 8 p.m.. Covenant mission on' Missions. Thursday, 10 a.m., Holy Eu­ ARTHUR DRUG tinued to his dying day.” at NASA's Goddard Space 00I*ViO0S Class. Junior and Senior Metho­ two college atudente were In­ vival. free from the terrors of such workers. The Peace Corps soys universe. ' Thursday, 8:30 p.m., Ckwples Wapidng Gominunlly Church charist (Ascensdpn Day). how able to land feet first no matter Mary Hale openly declared Flight Center will be launched 2:30 p.m.. Counselor training Women's GuUd dist Youth FeUowship. jured In a tw o-vehicle collision ’ AU this plUable neglect was sym­ superstitions. Between 1847 and it will send some 760 volunteera ’Ihe , vast Increase ta our Bible study class at Susannah Congregational 6:30 p.m.. Planning committee Friday on Route 12. what his starting position or how many that she had seen an ugly dog In 1867. This satellite will de­ session. 8 p.m., Yotaig Adult gitmp- 1087, witchcraft persecutions to (he area at the start of 1867. knowledge of toe undverse has Wesley HaU. Rev. Roy B. Hutcheon, Minister 8 p.m .. H oly ™ Eucharist . /*-(AS' Durssel C. Coffin of Barre was bolized, the other day, when the good spins and'revolutions he had to make, is with the head of Katheran Har­ 7 p.m.. Evening Worship. Ser­ St John’s PoUsh National Monday, 6:30 pm.. Annual were carried on throughout the ploy a pair of 1500-foot anten­ oMne only elnce the end of Friday, 7 p.m-. Parent’s Bap­ Rev. Theodore Bacheler, censlon Day). nation of Sweden, acting In good wortil not going to have results likely to rison, Instead of its own. The mon: “Living Letters.” Paul’a Catholic Church meeting and supper. (he driver of the vehicle carry­ colony. Dozens of honest-though CAPITAL FOOTNOTES nas to obtain the first directive World War n, when surplus tism meeting. M inister 8:30 p.m. Church School n dtisenehip and ooiKem, submitted a creature bad walked over her message to Corinth on film. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko Tuesday, 8 p.m., Methodist ing copies of the Barre-Montpe- diminish his service or dim his elo­ perhaps somewhat misunder­ Reversing Uself, the Equal long-wavelength measurements radar gear was transformed In­ Saturday, 7:80 p.m.. Joint teacher’s meeting. proposal concerning a poaslblb method and crushed her, delivering a 8:16 p.m., R.P.Y.F. at the ™ Pastor Men’s Cabinet. Uer Tlmes-Argus newspaper. quence. stood-citizens were exiled from Employment Opporiuntty Oixax- from space. However, to obtain to radio telescopes by tageaius meeting of policy committee and 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m ., Worship of paying for future peace-keeping oper­ sharp blow to her fingers. lAt- m anse. Thursday,' 6:46 p.m.. Senior 'The two Norwich University To the oontr^, we are looking for­ Connecticut, and at least nine mission now says a labor union the type of detail which as­ astronomers and engineers. If stewardship and finance com­ Service. Sermon by the Rev. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church er, she had heard a voice threat­ Monday, 6 p.m.. Men’s meet­ Manses at 8:30 end 10:30 a.m. High Church School classes. students ta the other car were ations the United Nations m i^ undei^ may file discriminatory charges tronomers would like to get, an­ the same rate of progreasdon m ission. Mr. Bacheler, “Pay It No Sand HIU Rd. ward to the various stag^ of his con­ lost their lives. ening to bring about her death, tag and steak fry. 8 p.m., “Gospel of John,” led identified as Peter ’Tomasello of tska. It is a tribute to the ministers under the Civil Rights Act. tennas many miles longer will can be hrfd tor Just i^e more M in d!” Wapptag valescence with something of the same toe voice of Kaitheran Harrison. Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Doctrine The Salvation Army by Ron Porter of the Hartford West Peabody, Mass, and John The presentation of the Swedish plan and law officers of Connecticut The Civil Aeronautics Board he needed In toe future. decade, tocn the answers to 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Church Rev. James A. Birdsall, Vicar natural zest which must be germinating On such accusation, Katheran study group at the manse. 661 Main St. Sem inary. Pepe of Meriden, Conn. was prefaced by an admlaslon that Swe­ has reaffirmed its March 3 or­ A number of $100,0()0 study many questions posed about the Coventry School. inside his own InfaUlble stage Instincts. that they were able to keep the was convicted and cast out of Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Prayer Capt. Ernest V. Payton 8:30 p.m.. Course on “Proph­ Pepe, 20, suffered a fractured der refusing to permit Railway contracts have been awarded universe ■ will truly make this 8 and 10 a.m .. Holy (>>mmun- den themght It was virtually impoasibla number of deaths so low In that the colrniy. She went to West­ m eeting. Officer in Charge ets and the Church Today,’’ led pelvis, and Tomasello, 21, was We can promise ourselves without fear Express Agency, Inc., to raise the “golden age of astronomy.’’ to try to aettie, now, tlie blg-power dis­ superstition-erased era; yet, chester, New York, but tales of by NASA to determine the feas­ ------by the Rev. Evan Johnson of New Cub Pack Flrat Congregational Church lon. treated for cuts. of disappointment, that Fverett McKin­ its rates for air express. ’These are exdittng times In 10 a.m.. Church School. pute as to whether the Security Council real Justice did not prevail in her deeds followed her and she ibility of possible designs for Goepe) Hall 8 a.m.. Prayer Breakfast. the TTiompeonvlUe Methodist United Church of Christ ley Dirksen’s first oratorical wave of Poets Archibald MacLeiah which we live, and the radio as­ Thursday, 9:30 a.m.. Holy or the General Assembly has authority any of the cases tried. One of was shunned by her neighbors. this giant radio antenna. For 416 Ceni e r St. 9:90 a.m., Sunday School with Church. Final session. Onirse To Be Started Andover me of bis crutches wlB be on« cf the the primaiy tests for the In­ and Mark Van Doren will be example. Prof. Fred T. Had­ tronomer may possess the key Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., Communion. to order and manage United Nations The drivel muttered b y a few guests Monday at “An Evening classes for all ages. on “Ohristian Beliefs,” led by great gaaturea in the hiatory of drama. crimination of the “witches’’ was dock of the university of Mich­ to the unlverae in his orbiittag 10 e .m .. Breaking bread. Plans are being made to or- P astor 7:45 p.m.. Holy Communion. peace-keeping functions. Ignorant fools had made her With Two Poets,” the 14to in a 10:46 a.m., Holiness meettag. the Rev. Robert French of the We can ahtielpate, too, that he win the water ordeal carried out igan Radio Observatory, Is con­ telescopes. 11:46 am ., Sunday School. _____ gianize another Cub Paick ta Feast of the Ascenslon. Russia and France are primarily re- an outcast for Hie. series of oultural meetings Ini­ 6:16 p.m.. Open Air meettag. Portland M ethodist C3iurch. wear the eventual dimuendoes of his la the colony’s ponds and rivers, 7 p.m.. Gospel meettag. 6:30 p.m.. Prayer meettag. Friday, 8 p.m Ooinmiarion town by September, to be spon­ 9:45 a.m.. Church School. Monday through BYlday, 7:46 sponahle for that dispute, but it Is also tiated five years ago by tha p.m.. Evening Prayer. MAYTAG misery with a certain hallowed grace, n (he suspect “swan like a Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer 7 p.m.. Salvation meettag. on Worship. sored by the Second Congre- 11 a.m.. Worship. Sermon by true that the United States Is ho longer President’s Cabinet as if; at Mat, some real sanctity had cork,’’ she would be safe temp­ m eeting. Tuesday, 7 p.m-. Midweek gallonal Church. The program the Rev. Mr. Bradley, “Go Into W EJ'LL PAY YOU as loyal as it oncM was to its own policy is being undertaken to enable AU the World.” Unitarian FeUowship been added to the knavery he wecml so orarily, though a court api>ear- Herald Friday, 8 p.m., Bible Reading. S ervice. Emanuel Lutheran Church WASHERS ef backing the authority of the . General more boys to parUclpete ta the 4:16 p.m., Registration for An- 2639 Main 8t. consciously and so gallantly, and wHh ance might still be required. Events in World Thursday, 8:46 p.m.. Open A;r Church and Chestnut Sts. These trials were real shams. Baby Monsters town’s scouting program. Fran­ nual Meeting ToUand Associa­ Glastonbury Asaemhiy. such a Jovlsl wHHngness to sacrifios Yesterdays sembly resolution which called m eeting. Perhaps the most remarkable Pakistan Protest Rev. C. Henry Anderson, cis A. Murphy, putUiolty chair­ tion of Connecticut Conference GOOD PRICES Aa for the. specific eokitlon Sweden for consultations "with all coun­ Pastor himself to the Image we all have of him. case tried in Connecticut was In Loch Ness? THE man, reports. of the United Church of Christ. 10:30 a.m., Sunday School and presented, It was mostly a prayerful 25 Years Ago NEW DELHI, India (AP) — tries” on setting up a preparato­ United Pentecostal Church DRYERS We are ah, having shared a small that of Katheran Harrison, one The Pakiatan High Commission AH interested aduMs with 6 p.m.. Dinner for delegates. Morning meeting. Report and suggestion that the members of the ry committee to convene a 181 W oodbridge St. 9 a.m.. Divine ‘ Worship and portion of bis accident and pain in our of the richest inhabitants of Ctaas o f 17 confirm ed ait St. LONDON (AP) — Has the revealed today tt has protested BIBLE boys between 8 and 11 years 7 p.m.. All-Church Worship discussion; "Sex Education ta world body study aeverhl alternatives, world dlsarniamMtt owiference Rev. Robert L. Baker, Pastor Church School. Sermon by Pas­ F O R O L D own imaginaUone, a little more fond of Wethersfield. Accused of witch­ Brldgeit’s Church by BHahop Loch Ness monster got a fami­ to the tadlain government what old, who are not already en­ Service, with Dr. Roger Hazel- the Schools.’ ranging from the purely voluntary to next year “to which all coun­ SPEAKS tor Anderson, “Hiew AJboUt Your rolled in the program and who ton. Professor of Theology, An- him than we were before, and Just a bit craft In 1669, Katheran was Maurice McAUIiffe of Hartford. ly ? tt caBed ‘infiamatory state­ 10 a .m . Sunday School. the automatic assesament, and then try tries would be invited.’’ P ra y ers?” wish to Join, are being a^ed dover Newton Seminary as more ah his himible servants, as be, brought before a court presided lEtmest T . B antiy Jr, c f 44 ments” by Prime Mlniater Indi­ by 11 a.m.. Worship Service. to decide upon one system. Tim Dtasdale, author of bodm 10:30 a.m.. Divine Worship NORMAN'S with that ultimate twinkle ta his eyes, over by Governor John W in-. Pouter St. elented tbe first ra Gandhi. ' Wheat Crop Short 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service, __ __ to contact Lewis Bradley or guest speaker. Topic: “ The Fu- Finally, tiie Swedish delegate proposed on toe phenomena, says: Eugene and Church School. Rite of Con- hire of God.” OPEN SUNDAYS would claim to be ours, and If we could throp, Jr,, with Deputy Goveiv preeldent of the newly formed The high oomniisaion alee an­ MOeeXJW (AP) — The Soviet Charles Bird. F‘»ir rile III hI “I’m convinced there is more Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Pray- flimatlcm. Sermon by Pastor Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Mother’s that the. UN General Aaaembly adopt nor William Leete aa assistant Junior Chamber of (3omnierce, nounced It charged Indian Union’s winter wheat crop is Brewer ar and Bible study. Den 6, Outo Pack 65, led by arrange It so w« would have every Anderson, “Think on These study group. ItaeV a new resolution, reafllnnlng the ' The testimonies presented to with a charter membership of than one monster in Loch Ness. forces ta toe Hbnalayan state cf expected to exceed the average Mrs. Francis A. Murphy and 8 A .M _____ 8 P .M . state of the 50 send him a special nose­ Psychologists say that chil­ Things.” 8 p.m.. Church Council. li t II \i(Ti nim iin belief of Us mMnbers tiiat It Should odn- the Jury were ridiculous and 88, at a iheoting at the Hotel In fact I think there Is a family Kariimlr with firing on two of tbe past five yean — 26 mil- Mrs. Ernest JeUlnek, recently gay, until he seems to He In a vuttable o f them .” dren need reasonable controls— Community Baptist Church Thursday, 7:30 p.m., DIscus- W ednesday, 10 a.m ., Tolland tinue to retain and exercise peace-keep- trould insult prssent-dsy Intell­ Sheridan. unarmed Pakistani clviUans and Ubn tons — but fa ll abort o f Met that those left without re­ visited the greenhouses at the PINE PHARMACY M \ V< I I IC bed of sweet bloom. “Do you mean there are baby 586 E . Center SL rion and Study Hoot on "Ways university of (fonnecticut. Mak County minister’s meeting. tag functions, despite the two year <»n- igence; yet, the Jurors listened Mrs. Manning Fendetl te- killtag one on April 28. year’s record 31,8 mtUlon tans. straints are the iinhappiest Rev. Alex H. Elsesser, 664 Center St. • 649-9814 m onsters?” to Teach Children.’’ ing the trip -were Ernest Jel- Intently, believing much of what eleoted president of the Slater- ’The protest notes said state­ (Qualified ejqwrts say toe youngsters of all. In parental M taister A N D O T H E R troversy over bow siiOh functions should “Yea, I do — bed)y monsters Hnek, Curt Witherail, Mark Eastminster United they heard. Below are a few hood of Temple Bet% Shalom. ments by Mrs. Gandhi “can figure this year riiouid be 27 to regulations there Is assurance be financed. and big nionsters.” cf loving concern, plus the com­ Calvary Cburcta Bowen, Thomas Fisher, Dale Presbyterian Fellowship samples of the trivia submitted Increhtes. In wages approved only result ta a sharpening of 28 miUion tons. They said ______9:30 a.m., Clhurch School tor It le in the debate and handling of . N H R R Inrignia W ill Not Disapfpear Dtasdale claims official sup­ fort of khovring where the U ^te (Assemblies of God) Wlttig, Thomas Markowski and George E.-Slye School as “state’s evidence.” for 150 teatchers, Janiitbrs and , (he ielations between India and moisture coaditions and better b y an” experienced all ages. CSasses through Grade such issues that the fate of dvillzatipn port tor bis beUef in (he mon- are, as . ' 647 E . M iddle Tpke. C otI Blondln. Kingston Or. off Oak St. Thomas Bracy stated (hat he office help, raising the board PsklBtan .and creating anti-Pak­ use of fertilizer bave helped the ■ “ 4 wiU have an expanded sessiwt la reahy being shaped, for this is vdiere The New Haven Railroad is destined ■ter, and wiser band. In other words, Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Cuhmaster Robert Garrepy East Hartford f - bad been making a Jacket and cf MucaUon budget for tbe istan feaitags among the people total crop, despite a reduction ta chUdren need certain absolute lasting through the worship to be absoibed as a corporate mtity— A movie film he took at the hias presented the follow in g Rev. Gordon 8. Bates, ^ It Is being determined whether the Viet- pair of breeches when he sud­ of tadla.’’ planted acreage due to a Mte service. The adult class meets .P astor on Interstate Commerce Commission oomiiqg year by about $14,000. remote Scottish lake in 1968 was standards of conduct. M inister nams of today and the future shall be denly saw a wagon loaded with Tbe note referred to Mrs. cold season. Does this need cease when we in the Choir Room behind the pack members with awards: edict—by the merged New York Cen­ studied by toe Joint Air Recon- showed to rule the world, or whether hay approaching the Harrison Gandhi’s warntags to her people It the favorable trend carries pass OUT 1.8th or 21st birthday? —yijjt 9:46 a.m., Simday School Bi­ Bradford Lee, Mark KIrouac, tral and Pennsylvania Railroadjs. How­ 10 Years Ago - nolssance IbtelUgence Center. 10 a.m.. Worship and Church bam. On top of the hay he saw, earUer tttai month that danger over into tbe far larger crop of This our society is being taught ' ble classes for all agea. and Thomas Markowski, Bob­ Why leave un- the world la going to oontroi Its Vlet- ever, the familiar New Haven markings The film, taken from a hill­ 10:80 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: School, Nursery through Junior lunsdn^s today. Call it “relevancy,” “reU- * “a red calves head, the eares S ilver Lane Bua Oo. requeertn still looms on India’s borders spring wheat, (he experts add, “The Church That Grew.” Nur­ 11 a .m .. Divine W owhlp. cats; Ernest JclUnek, Mhrk nama. on rolling stock wlH not give way for side 300 fe e t up toe baidu o f tlvism,” "situation ethics.” or iMartln, Timothy .GalUgan and aga. Sermon: ”Oan We Be wanted fewelry standing peart up.’’ The cart approval of an increase in fare and that the nation inust keep toe Soviet Union might get by sery. Coffee time inune^ately 6 p.m.. Prayer meeting. Our compliment to such vdices as several years to the new insignia of Loch Ness, shows a triangular “new morality,” tt comes out B e in g ’ reached the bam and the head b e fo re the State PitoUc UUHUea Its armed forces prepared. wlthoitt buying wheat in tbe 7 pm .. Family Gospel Serv­ W esley Duchesneau, Wolf O iristi^ Without around In attics, trunks or those of Senator Riblcoff, who seems to Penn-Central, as Um com bined Unes cbject moving through toe the same—Uberttalsm! Liberals toUowtag worship service, Churchmen?” by the Rev. Mr, disappeared. From that moment OomzniaBioa. These statements ore con­ W«st this year tar the tint time are that nothing is 7 pjn-. Junior High and Senior ice. Bible message, hymn stag badges; David Grax*, Kraig Candy Kitchen safaty-deposit ioxes whan have some awareness that unleaa the wUI be known. water about 1,300 yards away. Bates. . on, Bracy testified, he suspect­ P lo t. F . Oowlea StrickilaiMl o f trary to ‘Tndta’s reeponsibiltty” . Btace 1862. wrong absolutely — It depends High Youth Fellowships wlU and gospel music. Kaminsky and Ptatiick Aroham- United Nations cW be knked Into some There can only be regret among Experts reported that minute you can turn them Into ed Mrs. Harrison of witchcraft Stanford UnlversHy and a na­ under the ’Tashkent peace de- upon the situation. meet Adult discussion groups Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Mid­ bault. Bear badges. Where QuaUty Candy Is Made Fresh DaUy many famHles, whose men have been analysis of the film showed an TaloottvlUe Congregational responsibility I In Vietnabi they both may On another occarion, he went on, tive of MBUcheater pubUahea a ctaratton signed ta January by This doctrine Is yielding the ^ week Service of I^yer and James Nightingale and Ste­ Choose From Over 200 Varletlea money? We will buy sihgle railroaders for generations, at the “ animate ob ject’ ’ nearly 100 Church come to represent disastrous losing Katheran and a man were at 900-poge book entitled, “The tadla and Pakistan, the note harvest remain indefi­ IHnsdale, in an bttervlsw ob a recently about a projected iiatid “AH scripture is given by ASSURES YOU OF A FAIR parently aoared her off when hands Dlreetor of OhrlstlaB Edneatton Service. Sacrament of BapOspi. pointed anslatant dennere; and nitely. TMs monogram also appears in ’’Judge not thy nrigUbor un- BBC televlakm program, Fas worid dtoarmament oonference, the In^iratirai of God, and 1s ‘SUTdlOttB in Allan MIHCTMiUer OCof XollAllGTolland 9P0&K0speaks ORon AC* H O N E S T APPRAISAL llge and muacla it does have. This nega­ they oame, upon hearing Ckrtchtag ccyotal sands? Serm on: iWUfiam Soot and Alan Chbill, Made and whtta, MoonUng to the back­ tB you have come tato bis asked If the Loch Ness monster says such a mesting would not profitable for teaching, io t re­ oepUng One Another.” tive attitude baa lately begun to Infil­ Or can tt be the durk of night 8, 9 f i 6 ,11 a .m ., W on U p Serv- tty.” The Rev. Dr. Show preach­ s e r v l^ stahv. OF YOUR JEWELRY ground colorv ' screams. The mariis of the al­ piece.’’ (Mlshtrah, Sayings of was any moM of a fact than toe be eppropriate “while present proof, for correction, for in­ Noon. Ooffee hour, Mrs; Rob­ trate even the reactions of Secretary lltiunipbant through a univeme struction ta righteousness: That ing. Cburch Setaoot for G ra ^ 1 The monogram M of more recent vin­ leged pinching s{R>earod the the Fathers) 2:5 unicorn. oondttiDne prevail,’’ diptomatic ______ice. Senrtrai: “Tha Three R’a ert Shimoda, J)06teqa. . General Thant faiinseif. This Is setnetiUng next day. o f the” man of God may be com- Family. ttmNigh 12. N ursery tor bataes 50,009 BOND SET tage than some of the passenger cars. It is ao eeay pass Judg­ ‘Tve seen toe bally tUng;” be sources sold Friday. W ednesday, 11 a.m .. Ladies for which he personaay can hardly ba Rndlesa space, and yet unoon- pirte, furnished oompleWy tmto 9ri8, 11 ajn.. Church Sxtaool. to three yeare old. GROTON (A P )—Bond o f $60,- It ^became the corporate insignia dur­ The wMow of JRcob Johnson ment on the Hve4and deefo of v ^ e d . The Ihfontunto said the war Missionary Society. qu ered? every good work.” 2 Timothy Crib Room (9:16 only) through lOrtS a.m., Seniar nght^for- 000 has been set tor Robert F. Mamed, for one big power or another ing the preeiduey of BstrhA’McGin­ testified that Ooodwife Harrison ether people. We often Junq;> to to Viet Nam was rate of the 8 p.m., Christian eduootton Is time tbe sawere^n w m y, 8:16, 17. Junior High! Lower JuQtors um . Gitfbam, . who is charged with has stepped \on Mm. every ; W ns ha has nis. It . proved dtrijUettra maridag. For bed hf^ied MF. Johnson with conolMloTis wlUiwit knowtag DEEPE81! DESCENT main proUemsi oem m ittee. JSodoebag «re n Hfis and deuto 6 pm ., Juttor aigh ItelhoM easoutt with intent to kill ta the tried to ■■iJri leadership for tiia worid. Ouse whq-.kiKnr nArosd, ttiwill al­ “ diet, drink and {daeters,” when Ihe reason and zmttvatkm for BAN t m o o , OUM. (A P ) — DSqpte CUna’M rantaem to- (8rd and 4th grades) wffi attend ^'ttoln its 'taltefUl grasp? Study the Bible •— FREB church with famflles. Youth F^ow foip, Cooper HaU. Friday wounding of 82-year-61d . oiganlaatkm I It la primarily a sham# ways bo t ^ New Mirata. Thia, perhaps, be bad taken IR. She went on, M person’s aetiotu It Is not until The D eepstor 4000 oeeanogra- w ^ the meettag, delegates Unitarlaa Meeting Houm Or to the Soul, Bible corresp<«»dence course, 2 p .m ., C YP Chti> vdn m eet at 7 pm ., Senior High Metiiodist Richard Jacques. nponj the big powers, including the is as it should he. Oorpormtkm names however, to point out that on we are personaHy faced with phtc aUbmssIne descended to 4.- from tuora then 35 60 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHt can be altered freely hut when the flew the vei sfima night “to toe As pettemed after Ctod Hkn- the ebur^ to go to Bolton Lake. Youth FeUrarafa^. Jacques, of 19 Miami Court, ROUTE S, BOLTON^— TEL. 649^332 1 world’s biggest, and on the civilised pe^ 7 a shnHar situation that we can 133 feet (h is weric ta Its deepest Masliig to the Nsvyta Bso- The aueCtaK was « Mep to- ^ ooiy raal oadrienM LydaU and Vernon Sts. W a Rto or any otoeeT Tbe aev. Mr. Do- at Lwmem and Memral- ynoery and Wocftilp CSupcb Candy Abp Available For Fund Saialiig ^ - l%and where they are being dsterminsd. R 0O IB TX R husband, and I tuiued about to Temple Beto Shalom troolcp LUxarataty. wiad the gdel of a General As­ Phone: 648-2617 N ew IBngtend.” H a e i y ------UM- stu ^ A------r ^ . _e Mira. Stephen K otorik oonoexa pn«i» eSasses,10:46 9:45 T"*. aJU. 6:00'pm. meot speaker, and Mides. pee, leader. Toptci "The Saco- ol Bo^ittal, New Lcndcn. > PAGE SEVroi ^ MANCTESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, MAY 14,1966 BIANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN„ SATURDAY, MAY 14,1966 PAGE SIX 243 V.S. Planes Doomed HEALTH CAPSULES About Town Spe^y Business Growdi C^mini Duo fcy Mlcfciri A. MU, JUA. Obituary Friendship Qrcle of the Sal- During North Viet Raids WHEN tT'dOMEf 1b UP vaiUon Army will have a aerv- S^n l^e for Slow Down Await Long dAtOKINd, ARE A4EN OR ' ice program Monday at 7 :A5 Flacber WOMEN ^ E ^UCCE^fFUL* p.m; at the church. HoSteeaes (ConUnoed from Page <>ae) (Oonttamed from Page One) . ~ Samuel 79, of 232 Medical Test tricity gas, waiter and other School St. iy tUa morn* are Mrs. Ward Tedford and Mrs. j„ the •»* equipment invest. North Viet Nam Friday, cutting ^ ^ ' ’ „ry ices in the nerve cen- d Thoihaa Blevins, first, ouarter *"*"*• by more than haU the 135 mis- against ths USINESS g)ERVICES : )IRECTORY ingr at Merooriai (Coottmied from Page One) Hoapltal. ~— ’ ‘Phe aiOna of the day Ciommunist Viet Cong. Airman 3.C. Lawrence - J. ^hout one-thltd nauts plan three dlf- N a v y ^ u lU from the carriers Tewe n e ^ u a ^ 1888, in Austria Huni lived in Manchester 62 yeii Joseph Jamaitls of 45 Westwiwd „^rter of this year, Batten sfld. Them things all t e r ^ J a fe«mt rendezvous approaches Enterprise and Kitty Hawk re- day y .g ^^e un- St. has been...... assigned.— tO Strate­ ^ ■■ wiUi the Agena, aU appUcable to guited in what the spokesman ^on^prese^^ve^^^^im was a machinist at Cheneyi said the economists reported. CAMPING ,1” gic Air Command at Berg­ (gross national product, or dol­ CAR LEASING 60 years, retiring about 11 yi The total rise from year end to man-to-the-moon flights. called a lucrative day. -7 -^----- workers H IG H G R A D E COLD strom AFB, Austin, Tex.,, where lar value of aB goods sjid serv- ago. He was a member of ' - i year end would come to about They also plan three separate pjiots MEN ARE NEARLY leave for his new assignment auto safety and not on eco- Secretary of the Treasury road boxcars destroyed or dam­ 2 1/4 miUton inhabitants. 169 N. MAIN ST. Information call TWICE , YICHI'S at Depot Square five grandchildren and six next week after a 10-day leave nomlc factors. A 9-mllllon car Henry H. Fowler, who attended Strike Threat aged. The two labor groups Involved Community Press A$ Open Dally to 9:00 PJUL Paul Dadge Pantiae great-grandchildren. A$ WOMEN. at home. sale year is still in prospect, council sessions but was not Also over North Viet Nam, a are Omfederation of Vietnam­ 9 East Middle Tpke. PACKAGE STORE Ford indicated. scheduled to speak, was de- flight of Air Force Phantoms ese Woriters (CTV) and the J. FARR — 643-7111 INC. Funeral services will be held MMUlhhai Piles Up Cargo HmMi C,piyl,i Grange Sunday for East and Hls remarks were relayed to scribed by sources as agreeing eluded a Communist surface-to- Confederation of Vietnamese Telephone 643-5727 20 BISSELL ST. 873 MAIN STREET Monday at 1 p.m. at Concordia ••bail*(•ZonMlfta Phone 649-2881 LAitheran Church. The Rev. Jo­ North Central Pomona will be newsn^en by W.B. Murphy, that there are "some signals of Across England air missile but one Phantom Labor____ Unions (CSTV). Between observed tomorrow at 7 p.m. president of Campbell Soup Co., near-term softness" In the econ- was lost in a nearby flight by they control nearly ev- We Urge You To Support seph E. Bourret, pastor, will of- ^ xxr ------" • ' liie Lutz Junior Mnseum flclate. Burial will be in East * *” 1*'® Salvation Army citadel who used angry terms to de- omy. There were strong hints (Continued from Page One) imknown causes. gry employed Vietnamese in TURNPIKE MANCHESTER Cemetery. ? ' officers will meet in the gym- scribe the effect of what he matthat methe aomimsuraHonadministration is nop-hop- Sairon GLASS Friendk may call at the ft .. wiUi a ^ e m n high at 6:30 p.m. and will called the “ safety agitation” Ing that the expansion will slow next move was up to the shop- GENERAL STRIKE ORDERED « erievances were owners and the government. s.-UGON, South Viet Nam The urton g r ie ^ c e s we^^ # For Auto Windshields TEXACO Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main r*3^‘ *H* march into the church in a started by Ralph Nader, key down to a rate of about 4 or 4.5 CUSTOM MADE Church at 10. Burial will be In The strike loomed Just as (a P) — Two powerful South sparked by l^he ah eged^atm g e For Store Fronts and all St., tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 body. They are, reminded to witness at congressional auto­ per cent a year instead of the slzro of windows CANVAS AWNINGS St. James' Cemetery. Prime Minister Harold Wilson Vietnamese labor federations and ? v r>io ninh At Open 24 Hours A Day SEAFOOD wear sashes. safety hearings that ended Fri­ recent rate of about 7 per cent. e For Table Tops to 0 p.m. Friends may call at the fu­ was embaricing on a stepped-up have ordered a general strike en in the subur The family suggests that those The Manchester Civic Or- day. ’Secretary of Commerce John CHOICE VARIETY neral home tonight from 7 to program to bolster the nation’s for Monday unless sanctions are angry / ” ®®**”P ^ OPEN AJM. to P.M. Firestone Tires wishing to do so make contri­ ’chestra and Manchester Civic Murirtiy said the agitation was T. Connor, who was also at the 8 6 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 shaky economy by Increasing taken against policemen ac- shouted that the c y po SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON Quality Line Products butions to a Memorial Fund at Chorale will rehearse in Bowers unfair, badly distorted and meeting, told newsmen he feels Innocent victims in­ Get Tuneup at StevensorCs Qualify and 7 to 9 p.m. production and exports. cused of beating women work- attacking Gen. Repairers License Many Finished Monuments ' Here Concordia Church. School Auditorium Monday at harmful." that business council members stead of” fighUng Viet Cong ter- 7:45 p.m. Rehearsals are usual- But Ackley noted that a down- share "a consensus that the Wilson reportedly appealed to grs. Now is a good time to take at when your car Is tuned up Seafood Artinir James Clark the union leaders to "give us The strike would cut the elec- rorists. J. A. WHITE Comer Broad and ■Why Is it that so many peo- ing of toe years. Balfour Pink, H n. JaMph Mascmri ly held at Manchester High turn in auto sales this year had underlying strength of the econ- Middle Tpke. West me toink of Manchester Me- a lovely soft color, Dakota Ma- your car over to Stevenson’s so it run like new for spring and Mrs. Elsie Lennon Mupoari Arthur James Clark, 75, of 60 School. Due to a public meet- been forecast by many. Some omy Is sUll there. There Is a breathing space" and warned G L A S S C O . pie imna oi maiu.nrsi.ci ______....it i,-™™ v*,-- ir.s.n fiiailnn Main St for summer trios. 43 O A K ST. Jensen St. died suddenly this them: “ We are witli you now, of MIt, Vernon, N.Y., fonneriy Ing Monday night at the high decline in auto demand, he said, general feeling of optimism.” SI BlsseU stw—Tel. 649-7822 Phone 643-2176 mont grdnite. You may take a spring tune-up. You are sure should be adjusted TEL. 849-9937 morning at Manchester Memori­ but once the strike starts you of Manchester, died yesterday school the locale of the rehear­ may have residted from the Referring to auto »aJM and Ives Indicates Rest Area your choice—they are all beau- of a thoroughly competent Job and checked — many times toe in Mit. Vernon. She wws ths al Hospital. higher tax withholding that took the stock market Jitters, (Jonnor "lust undewtand we wtu be reasons: First of all then arc tlful— and when Arrigo Almet- at this station, for both Richard brakes arc worn yet will hold sal was changed. Orchestra SEE US FOR; wife of Joseph Mlascari. He was bom in Ellington Feb. effect for many workers on May added: “ I think we’re all be- against you. Q Upholstery so many finished monuments to tl's skilled hands are finished, and Robert Stevenson, onwers until some emergency e x l^ members are reminded to bring This marks the first test case e Aluminum Roll Up Mrs. Miosoarl was bom in 17,1891, and lived in Manchester 1 . coming economic psychologists. May Be Added to Road are fine yo® will have a monument that of the station, take pride in the and then they may faU com- for about 58 years. He was re­ music stands to Bowers School. of the government’s “ Incomes DON WILLIS H and IVI Shop GUNLIFFE Awnings Ii^anchester, a daughter of Other signs of economic slow- We’re all influenced by hour-to- Will truly be outstanding. work that they turn out. Work P>®t®ly. Even ff tired from the Bon Ami Co. He policy" designed to keep wages BE-UPHOLSTEBINO to look at but they cannot com­ e Door Canopies Thomas and Mary Turldngton down, he told newsmen. Include hour events, when we should be The town has received two ed installation may be imple- Years of experience, plus toe is done on all makes of Cars, and i® so doing toe drums may be­ e Storm Doors and his wife, Emma Schmidt Girl Scout Troop 1 will spon­ and prices in line to prevent pare with the finished p i^ u o t MOTOR SALES Lennon, and livog Qub will of $17,000 has been agreed upon. overtime. They are demanding standing, his sWM unquesiUoned To Start Season Rome, Italy, and lived in Man­ tax rate will g;o for schools, in­ Ceramic, Formica and 97 Center St. Manchester amazed at the way your car piete line of starters and gen- PAUL'S al home Monday from 2 to 4 meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at The next steps will be to seek a cut in their work week from 56 a n d most of us want a memorial looks and when you get a pro- erators. chester 125 years, coming here cluding bond principal and in­ to 40 hours and other benefits Hospital Notes Columbia RC Installation . . . 643-6296 PAINT SUPPLY and 7 to 9 p.m. Wapping Community Center. an okay from the board of fi­ terest payments, Thonvton says, TRUCKING CO. from WUllmantic. He was em­ amounting to a 17 per cent wage Tnes. - FrL Noon—0 PJM. of disUnoUon—one t o ^ will TV V > iC r C I I 1 0 I lie b Sessional wax Job such as this, Have you looked at your tires Two veterinarians will ^>eak nance and approval from a town us keep in mind the mill ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Re-elects Board, 645 MAIN STREET ployed at Terry Steam Turbine "Ijeit increase. 308 MAIN ST. 648-6662 Saturday 9 AM. — 6 PJVI. serve through toe » Ooeninir dav ceremonies and lately? Af® the treads pretty on dog nutrition and health, and meeting to buy the land. Final rate increase that will be nec­ Christy Affricano, 36 Center St., lasting monument to those we Opening day ceremonies and g jj^g course If a car well cone? If so you can pur- Co., Hartford, for many years a sound film will be siiown. Tel. 649-0300 agreement came too late to put essary to build our new ele­ The shipoMmers have offer^ Rockville; Mrs. Virginia Ander- Reviews Year have loved and lost. toe first games of the major has to stand out in the weather phase flnei rugged tires at Ste- until his retirement 12 years Funerals an immediate five per cent oh - The meeting is open to all in- the item on Monday’s town son, 36 Margaret Rd.; Jeffrey ago. mentary school, the addition to raise and agreed to grant other There is still another reason g„q minor league schedules will most of the time a wax job will venson’s Esso Station at most tereeted persons. meeting call. the high school and to renovate Arnold, Glastonbury: Rene Ba- The entire silate of officers VIC’S PIZZA SHOP WATKINS-WEST Survivora also Include his wifa Mias Mabel C. Granger demands over the next two fbr choosing Manchester Me- highlight the start of the Ver- be an absolute necessity and reasonable prices. It is sheer Mrs. SteHa Pompel Maltempo; The agreement w m an­ the present elementary school. deau, 233 Woodland St.; Mrs. of the Ooiiunbia C3tapted o f the 163 W. Middle 'Turnpike morial C o.-h ere WIU rma League season to- you may have to have it waxed folly lo drive on worn tires TCiLLAND—^Ftineral services Polish Woman’s • Alliance, years. FUNERAL MORK another son, Louis Maltempo nounced at the selectmen’s Can you, as ind'lviduals afford Florino Barron, RFD 2, Man- American Red Choss was re- Phone 649-8700 real interest In helping you to . , ^ ir “■ Ill’ll® bit more often, but it when vou can purchase good DK CO RATai WITDA for Mies Mabel C. Granger of Group 246, will meet Monday at o f East Hartford; four daugh* meeting last night. Negotiations the substantial increase tn taxes !d n i^ k ^ * b ^ a ^ trik e Chester; Paul Boissonneault, 55 g ^ r jT T . SERVICE select a monument wlU be morrow at 1:30 p.m. at toe Ver- will pay you to have it done for tires for a modest price. Stop In Rt. 30 were held yesterday 7 :30 p.m. at the Polish Ameri­ iits annual meeting PIZZA ters, Miss Ann Marie Mal­ have beenjmderivay for several this^year, knowing the badly ] ^ g j E T h n e r S tem Wells St.; Mrs. Excelia Boute- Just what you want, for Mr. „on Elementary School. wax preserves and protects the at Stevenson’s Esso and see toe Sherwin-Williams A Service cuftemoon at the Holmes Fu- can Club on Qinton St. months. The initial offer was Wednesday at Yeomans HaU in SPAGHEHI tempo, Mrs. Steven Merovo- needed new building program Elizabeth arriving here Mon- -loup,----- 49 Westwood------' St.;“ ' Eldward------ORMAND J. WEST Aimetti knows that W a .pj^g opg,jij,gr program will in- paint. Ask about rates; they are Une of tires, they carry. made to the public building com­ Bryan, High Manor Park, Rock­ Columbia. “once In a lifeiime” sa’»«uon. dude flag raising. Introduction most reasonable. Stevenson’s Esso Station is O f The Verplanck School PTA has not yet begun?” ^^y. More than 1,800 ships in RAVIOLI SUPER mission, which passed the deci­ ville; Kathleen Carroll, 57 Director Sincerity Mrs. Noimand Richer, all of will stage an orig^lnal musical He closes by asking everyone the British merchant fleet at WilldMTi Hammond, Hebron, is Open 11 AJVI. Dally You are always wricome o fggj„ sponsors, and a wel- Stevenson’s Esso Station has open from 7:30 in the morning sion on to the selectmen. Morse Rd.; Mrs. Alice Cooley, KEM-TONE Manchester; a brother. John variety show, “S S. Verplanck,” to get out and vote at Mon­ 'sea would not be affected until dhatoman; Edward Carlson, Co­ Closed at 10 P.M. slop In and look at toe monu- g^,^^g j,y town and league offl- a repairer’s license; they re- until 9 In the evening. They The land, which was once con­ l70 W. Center St.; Thomas Tues. and Wed. fJl I UXI WAl 1 ('AIN t Tremontozri of Norwich; eleven Friday at 8 p.m. in the auditori­ day's budget meeting ’’for a they reached home ports. lumbia, vice chairman, and Miss 142 E. CENTER ST. ments, to ask ad-vice, M d there gjgjg^ pack toe front wheel bearings; also offer roadservice and If gnmdchlMren; one great-grand- « « « ^ Sa$i,tic C e m s t^ . sidered and rejected as a site Conran, 96 Washington St.; 11 P.M. Thurs., FrL um. Proceeds will be used to budget you feel the town con Dorothea Raymond, Andover, is no obllgaUon, of course. invited guests, besides toe also carry a full line of grease you should need It, call 649-5633. chUd and several ideces and Bearers Were Morgan Camp for a secondary school, Is in­ Peter Gannutz, 373 Lydall St.; secretary-treasurer. Elach town Sat. Midnight Many letters of appracla^n ^ggj^ sponsors. Include Mayor seals and wheel bearings for re- You will find this station a most purchase new stage curtain afford.” Sundays 4 PJW. to 10 P.M. Manchester’s Oldest SHERWIN WILLIAMS nephews. bell, Ronald Young, Douglas terior acreage between Notch Charles Gill, 571 Hartford Rd.; has Its own executive commit­ have been received by Mr. gj^^ Mrs. Thomas J. McCusker; placement. Asmost people real- pleasant one with which to deal Young and Harvey Lalitnen. hangings. The public is invited. Rd., Toomey Lane and Bolton Sewer Service CLOSED MONDAYS With Finest FaclUUes 981 MAIN STREET The funeral will be held Mon­ Manchester Evening Herald Gerald Guimond, Hebron; Mrs. tee members. Almettl, thanking him for cour- Milanese, chairman of i*e, worn or dirty sparkplugs and you will enjoy courteous day at 8:15 a.m. from the John Center Rd. It is bordered by Olavine Hoffner, 144 Birch St.; tesies extended and his under- y^g f^wn recreation commis- cut down on power and dirty service at all times. Tn addition TEL. 643-6636 Obaries L. Waterman Members of St. Bridget’s Ros­ town property behind the pres­ Bolton correspondent, Cleme- To Oak Grove Mrs. Raymond Stoner of An­ F. Tierney IFuneral Home, 219 ary Society will meet tomorrow well Young, tel. 643-8981. Mark Holmes, 52 Elm Hill Rd.. dover, chairman of the 1966 standing of their particular gi^n; Donald Berjger, director of points are another deterrent to you get a bonus of S * H Green Private funeral services for ent elementary school, school W . O u ter St., with a solemn at 7 p.m. at the John F. Tier­ Talcottvllle; l^bert H o^er, 17 fu n d -^ berah dp drive, report­ problems. Dlstilct 8 of Little League a car's running smoothly. These Stamps so why not atop in and Charles L. Waterman of Ocean property, and property of Toom­ Asked by Lutz MANCHESTER high Mass of requiem at St. ney Funeral Home, 219 W. Cen­ Grant Rd.; Catherine Humph, ed a total of $1,560 had been PONTIAC Should you wish a particular. ggggjjgji i„g g^^ Town director are things that will be looked get acquainted? James’ Church at 9. Burial will City, Md., formerly of Manches- ey, Waddell, Gleimey and Rog-- rey. 54 Cooper S t; Paul Kiss- desig;n in a monument, this can ^ recreation; and Miss Helen - " -. . — ...... —- ter St. to pay respects to the The Lutz Junior Museum has colileoted from the three towns. AND be In St. James’ Cemetery. ter, will be held at the Holmes ers. Thieves Steal man, 300 Charter Oak St.; Jo- MEMORIAL CO. be taken care of. Sketches will McCarthy, orinclpal of Vemon late Nicholas Maltempo, father asked the town board of direc­ Columbia donated $819; An­ V m U d R € iit '‘QJUAx RUDY’S MOBIL Friends may caU at the fu­ Funeral Home, 400 Main St., at The Shermans would retain Anne Lucas, Hartford Tpke., be made for yoru approval and Elementary’ School, of Mrs. Normand Richer, a tors to appropriate $9,000 for dover, $402, and Hebron $327. Opposite East Cemetery neral home tonight from 7 to 9 the convenience of the family. frontage bordering property Items from member of the society. changed at vkUI, so when toe imrlted are Thomas New Veterans Hospital SERVICE STATION end tomorrow front 2 to 4 and There will be no calUng hours. owned by Lambert and along the installation of sanitory There are 342 members this TEMPEST 868 BURNSIDE AVE. final detail is approved, then Qg^pfuUjers, a member of toe 134 E. CENTER ST. 7 to 9 p.m. The family suggests that those Toomey Lane. Retention of a Parked Trucks sewer lines to a shelter which year, compared with 456 last Quality Memorials EAST HARTFORD the museum will erect in the Ellington: Darrell Mitchell, 4 year. SALES md SERVICE and then only ^ 1 1 toe monu- jj^gj^j representatives, and Modern Medical^arvel TEL. 649-6977 wishing to do BO, in lieu of flow­ 175-foot right-of-way oft Too­ Durkin St.; Dennis Morin, 34 Over 30 Years Experience ment be executed. Andrew Tricaripo, superlntend- Mrs. James M. ChampUn ers, make donations to a Me­ Auditorium Set mey Lame is. proposed. 'Two tires, wheels and hulb- town-owned Oak Grove Nature Mrs. Stoner expressed ap­ 289-6333 WE INSTALL Preserve. Griffin Rd.; Mrs. Isabell Nevers, Quality pays in the long g^^^ public works.„v..w . Represent ___ MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP) — accelerator — a ray gun that COVENTRY — Mrs. Edith morial Fund at Center Congre­ The land Is completely wood­ caips were stolen from Hart­ preciation to the town chair­ COLUMBUS The request^ has been made by 25 Hilltop Dr.;. Bernard Oui- men; Mrs. Albert Hodigiem, Co- Can 649-5807 PAUL DOOGE run, and nowhere does it count “ “ ^'kr'vem on Litu7*L«a~^'e The $30-mllllon hospital that the “boots a beam of radiation at Power and Hand Tools Tracy Champlin, 74, of Pros­ gational (Jhurch. In D&L Plans ed. ford Rd. Enterprises Inc. some- HEAVY DUTY Att^ Joseph Conti: a memberr SlaT^. ^^i^e more toan In choosing a monu- j^g yij,g^ McCoy, league Veterans Administration will oo"®®” ^®®P *n the body, Painting and Decorating pect St. died Friday at her The school has been re­ ment You may choose a cheap- ,g g g„^ g^ Tools SHOCK time early this week. of Lutz Museum’s board of di- ^^M ep, Coventry; Mrs. Louise Hebron, and Mrs. Andirew A. AIMETTI, Prop PONTIAC, ING. The hospital was planned home. She was the widow of Edward H. Gorrlgaa An auditorium which will be quested by the board of educa­ er stone but. In a few years — jildent unveu nere aunoay is a meaicai origiimlly as a $24.5-TOdlHon Garden and Land Tools Police said tire, wheel and rectors. Recknagel, 249 High SL; Mrs. Czuchry, Andover, for their Itorrison St., Manchester 373 Main St.—Tel. 649-2881 ABSORBERS James M. ChampUn. The funeral of Ektward H. Oar- used for fashion ehower civic or. tion for occupancy in the fall you will be unhappy with It for '*3 * “ , engineering marvel where even project. Changes during con­ Baby, Household, Party The'Zoning Board of Appeals, Judith Reilly, Glastonbury; Teri work. and Banquet Supplies Mrs. ChatnpHn was bora Sept. rigrnn of 70 Concord Rd. was ganization and club meeting;s is 1967. The board had asked hubcap were taken from a rear the elements take their toll of . Major le a ^ e game xrays will be on televtelon. struction and equipment pushed being added to the new D&L urh>«.i nf m narkoH An March 21, gfTanted the mu- ^ Mary Lane, Rock- Mrs. Paul Bramhall, Andover, this softer stone. When making s®*^ ® P*"’, “ *e elemen-- Surgical tools will be washed Invalid Needs' 28., 1891, in Coventry, a daugh­ held tods morning from the W.P. that the second elementary seum a variahee to construct a Mrs. Joan Thorp, Stoning- the cost to $30 million. *9.98 ter of Frank and Fannie Mc- Qulali SVnerid Home, 326 Main store in the Parkade Shopping school be located near the first, the chapter's* Mood program Looking for a place for your original Investment, the ^ * 7 „ ^‘®“ ’ ^ by sound waves. A paUent Center oa the store expands, ac­ other wheel set was tagen from 24 by 50 foot shelter, of rusUc Warren, 13 Center- Ghristie T^acy, and was a V e St, with a solemn Mgh Mass of if possible, with enough land hack of . a pickup. Two Jocks chairman, reported that the that Special Affair? STEVENSON’S differance In cost between the emerging from an operating cording to Harry Cohen, manag­ design, to be used as an indoor Wareham, long resident of this town. She requle|m at St. Bridget’s Church, for an eventual third elementa­ and handles were also reported four bloodmoblle yistts during finest stone and that of a lesser Splimlng MU s The room can be wired so that a er of the store. laboratory retreat for nature Elwood Rd.; Wendy"Werk- Area Weather was a n\pmber o f First Oon- The Rev. Join J. Delaney was ry school. taken from trucks. classes. heiser, 23 Castle Ru.; Paula the year saw a total of 294 WE CATER TO: ESSO quality is very little but there g^m^e^ wlH we^ A & A gregational Chutxh of Coven­ cel^xont, assiated by the Rev. The present store is expand­ In other business, the select­ pirrts of blood coHected-ronly Motors meet McKeown Dry breathing and blood pressure WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — Reuben Plen’s The total value of the articles It will be placed on the exist- • Banquets • Weddings is a world of difference in ap­ Dennis R. Hussey, deacon, and ing by incorporating the space men reported that the state six pints shdrt of the 300 pint 405 MAIN ST. Wall. , -while sitting at a central con- try. ' , ' stolen was placed at $115. No Ing parking lot of the preserve, BIRTH YESTERDAY: A son • Gatherings pearance within a few years' The U.S. Weather Bureau says PUMP SERVICE the. Rev. Robert J. Keen, sub- of the former Sears store. The traffic commission has turned quota for the year. • Group Meetings The Vernon iFire Dept; team, jfcie. Texaco Station Survivora include two daugii- attempt to enter the building off the south side of Oak Grove to Mr. and Mrs. Augustin TEL. 649-5533 time. This is a most important the first t-wo weeks of May )iave ^ a tor Systems and Pumps deacon. Mrs. Raymond Murpby auditorium will be located in down a request for a trip light of every description deifendlng chimps, will play The 10-story hospital at the ters, Mrs. Edward J. Mendltto appeared to have been mad6, St., and approximately 400 feet Morin, Tolland. There were 16 first-time don- fac'tor to take into, considera- and Mra. F. Wayktnd Brtryn, was ptfoaiat and eotoist. Burial the lower level of the addition at the intersection o f Bolton Uoh when making such a choice. Tantillo Buildera on Monday, VA’s Wood Center here -will be been damp and cool in Oonnecti- 381 Main Street Jacuzzi Goulds snd will hold 150 persons. police said. east of. Autumn S t d is c h a r g e d Y E S X E R- ors. One-goUon pins went to We have the “Know-How” * Tune-Ups both of Ooventiy; a stepson, was lit ^St. Bridget’a Cemetery. Center and Cider Mill Rda. DAY: Mrs. UlUan Twerdy, 82 14 persons, two-gallon pins to ' to please you! GraniteU1IUUI.C isID beautiful.uD<>ui.iiui, Itn. isID un-u..- „ *^® 1**6®®* wlll pUy dedicated Sunday and will re- cut. Temperatures have aver- Fairbanks. Morse Work is in progress at pres- with Rts. and 44A. There is A glass ball ornament from The museum has a $6,000 Merrill T. C3iamplin of Hart­ Father Huaeqy read the commit­ 8 HHiiard’ St.; Mrs. Mildred Ush- 16 and three-gallon pins to four, * Engink Cleaning rivaled for a memorial and toe ^ both Lake St. celve the first of its maximum aged seven degrees below norm- Phane 643-9149 24 Hour ent and the new addition with not ehourh traffic to warrant flower g^arden at the rear of grant from the Ensworth Char famous Ruby Red from Wlseon- Skinner Rd. School. TOe i,2$4 patients Monday'. It Is the al. ford; five grandchildren and a tal service. _ __ >1A_»__ a-_ __ J__ ® »• . __ •______A. AA ifoVkiA ITAitvt/la a# er, Coventry; Mrs. Mary Me- One l&ve-gallon pin and one Church Comers Inn * Minor Repair^ Emergency Bearers wsrs Gasper, the auditorium twill be -ready it. the commission says. the Wilktoson home at 48 Kee- itable FoundaUon of Middle Turnbull Rd ■ I Bln will not fade vrito toe pass- „ *'“ ” ® P*? newest, most expensive and Rain has fallen on of the Hydramatic Transmission great-granddaughter. were die- 860 Mata S t, East Hartford 8 Rrtielrlng Service On Funeral serviceB wUl be' held James Reardon, Haloid i Bick­ eometime in the fall, according Town consulting engineer ney S t ^ g E^en V r e o S T S S ^ t f S S S S f ? Phone 289r4859 * "Stam ps' City Plaza team ana Charest larfeat ^}ngle bulldini^ to date in past 13 days and there Is a All Makes to Oohwi. Hayden Griswold Jr. submitted by, John WUkinson yesterday sneltet. „ , „ „ — ----- * n a r u o r a , irwu-Msa. — ------^------——— ------— Ekwo. Guy's Cltgo nine will meet VA program of modernizing chance of a few brief sprinkles All Work Guaranteed Monday at U. am', at First ford, David Perron. Robert Mrs. Elffie Shane, Ifernon Trail- The chapter had sent donor Thlp is the third expansion of VenjOD Dtiig st Skloner Rd. toe 164 hospitals it maintains. today. Texaco Lubrication Service CaU Hartford OongiogiaUonal Church. The Paiker and Eimeet Plerog. a letter asking that toe mjni- morning. ^''® ^*‘®‘ er Court, 'Vernon; Mrs. Jane aides to assist at all Pratt and 't)ie store since it opened in the mum width for new roads, such serve. Under toe Jurisdiction of DUBE TOOL COMPANY Miner league teams represent- There are 4.2 miles of corrl- Even with all the rainy days, Rev. Jcunes AmeMng wlH of­ The Elk’s Club of Rockville The investigating Nichter. 221 Porter , S t; Mrs. Whitney and Mansfield blood- MANCHESTER We Give 'Green Stamps Sales 5 2 S -3 9 9 3 Service conducted a memorial service Pdrkade ki 1858, liVhen the ex­ as in subdivisions, be increased found it—on a tree in toe back toe Town Conservation Commis­ Special Taps' and Gagee *” 8 Nutmeg Pharmacy, Vernon, jors alone in the - H-shaped, precipitation amounts remain ficiate. Burial will be in Nathan sion, is managed by Lutz Mu­ AHce Borreson, Glastonbury; mobile visits, and has helped at the funeral home last night. pansion..is completed, this will from • 26 to 30 .feet from curb yard. The transplant was be- Ostrinsky RUG CLEANING Stainless and Special Fasteners Circle Market, Treat Shoppe, brick building, instruction w as. about % of an Inch below norm- Hale Cemetery. seum. •- Mrs. Patricia Aylward, .42 Sene­ the Rockville and 'WUllmantic COMPANY be toe hugest of the four DftL to curb, and that over three Special Reamen W olff Insurance wlll play. finished a year behind schedule, al for the month and almost 2 Friends may call at thr Pot­ lisved toe wrurk of a young ca Dr., Vernon; Oscar Andef- chapters, Mrs. Bramhall re­ d e a l e r in w a s t e NO-HITS BOTH l-EAGUES stores in toe D&L organization. inches of surfacing be required; Decimal Sizes From during toe week. ter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson prankster. son, RFD 1, Manchester; Mrs. ported. MATERIALS' 15 HANNAWAY ST. to part because a $2-milllon air inches below normal for the Beaidee the new auditorium, The suggestion Will go on the .030 thru AOO In Steps of .001 conditioning system was added year. . Painfin^g—Decorating Bt., WlUlmantic, tomonxiw from CINCINNATI (AP) — Jim Sharon Beane and daughter, 28 Mrs. Bramhall has been nam­ the store will feature such new call for toe next town meeting. Eight to Attend - Meyer Steel Plug Gages as an afterthought. Ooudlness will be variably ov- T to .9 pm. Lilley St. ed Tolland County representa­ Phant 643-00^2 a ^ r p i ^ m T a r a line c ^ A letter from the Coventry In Steps o f .001 “ It has long been the philos- er Southern New.England today COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL tive to toe executive board of M G S, IRON Radio Today no^Wt In both the Na- *"®***® depaitment, highlighted planning and zoning commis- 739 Laps Win Gold Star Tea Carr Lane Jig and Fixture Parte ophy to provide in a VA hospital and it wiU continue cool, Mra. AUoe Q. OTMea toe Connec^ticut Red. Cross 3-DAY Interior—Exterior—Color Consulting Service • OAIC. u. . o „ e n , oe. m K 5 f T ^ A m e S f'**" - a s road « k fn g B olt^ SC M P METAL Ball Lock Pins WDBc—laia medical care as fine as is avail- The morning weather map Mrs. Alice G. O’Brien, 88. of Slot Car Race 350,000 Youths blood program, replacing Mrs. Borlto Boring Bars—Carbide 197 TTtviiianft Qf mitJv «inr» 1M4 Th« PhllliM lankv ® to suppoft .9L bill to bc sub* Eight members qf toe Ameri­ SERVICE 1:00 Mike HlUard able anywhere,” said WUliam J. showed a weak disturbance over Complete Insurance Coverage John Pringlle. Mrs. Pringle will ; Diamond Bond Saws 4:00 Long John Wade can Legion Auxiliary will at- aid PAPER C:U0 News McComb, assistant director of West Virginia. This system m o r S f ^ ? h ^ l S S . ^ e righthander no^tit toe Red S<^ fourth teen-age euum-endur- jgjjj annuU Gold Star Taking Draft serve as alternate. — olao — Also Representing Other Est. 1915 the wlAnv of Michael O’Brien. whUe a member o f the Tigers D etrim ent. ■ sembly on toe payment of en- 6:10 Golden SerenadR the center. should move eastward over the The success of D&L’s first g^ineering costs and inspection ance slot car race was held at Mothers Tea of the Department The following awards were 731 PARKER ST. Quality Manufacturers 8:00 Dick Robinson Deferment Test announced: Mrs. Fred Macht, 5 John. Boat Hartford—288-8469 1:00 News. Sign OU Tele^sion cameras hang from Atlantic by this afternoon. Mean- t- '. '' Tel. 643-6735 or 643-5879 FCRNITUBE CLEANING wkCH-aia he ceilings of,. X-ray rooms. whUe a small high pressure MJSestef a^d S r f^ f to^MeU S ” omo^v“to‘‘Sld Columbia, eight years of serv­ 1:00 Matinee WM. DICKSON & ^ON Mved to toe Highland Park aroa to hi. first NL season on June Bristol IevVo*^V b^Tt SSif/^ sCwlm nS“ ' (Conttoned from Page One) ice, chevron; Mrs. EmH Malto,. 4:30 Hartford HlghlighU Doctors can now examine the area over Northern New Eng- '-1 all her hfe. 21, 1964. In 1904 Young of 7:00 News body's mysteries in motion and, land will try to hold the precipi- C y and West Hartford. 7:30 Gaslight ■ ” • ■ been quesUoned by toe con- TOose attending are Mrs. if needed, schedule toe video- tatkm to the south of toe region, TeL 649-0920—Manchester, Conn . Survivors include two sons, the Red Sox no-Mt Philadel- < 12:00 Quiet Hours Joseph M. O’Brien and Law- phia’s Athletics, in 1897, while necticut Development Ooiq-^ Durelko and William Michaud bu Ui Hlidcox, prerident of toe ell,1, D-N.Y,. cl»lrm » ot COLUMBUS 2:00 Sign Off taped X-rays for reruns to aiiji to Prospects lor Sunday are for oi. mission. Ooventiy wants toe w i^ ^ Manchester unit; Miss Barbara House Education and______Labor WTic—laM V rence J. 0 ”Brien, both of Man- with Cleveland to toe National Bramhall, seven yeara aervlca. ^B A V Y D U T Y 1:00 (Monitor diagnosis. considerable sunshine and nflld- ■fJ ' Chester. Leagues Young no-hit Cincin- Flames Scorch present poUcy continued, le- The runnenip, team, with 701 Wallett, naUonal execuUve com- Committee, has protuted ttat y ® *? service. 1:15 Home Decorator A scalpel may get its bath to er afternoon temperatures. ■ ' 1 laps, was made up of Edward mitteewoman; Mrs. Victor Za- toe tests wiU penalize poorly Foote, He- 1:30 Monitor The ftuteral yriU be held Mon- nati. SHOOK 3:10’Red Sox vs. Twins soapy water stirred by ultrason- ______:__ * Hallway Walls Hie selectmen appointed John Goss, Mark Zoppa and Steve bleakas, Gold Star Mothers educated Negroes end other mi- chOTro; htoa 6:30 lEonltor ic waves well beyond the range WIFE BOUND OVER 6:00 News. Sports, Weather h Sentek), next year’s head te e ^ - Goodstine. Four teams Were en- chairman; Mra J. F. \Vallett, nority groups. and M ra An- .IBSOROERS of the human ear. The Vlbra- NEW LONDON (AP)—A 27- The back hallway of a house Gasper, Andover, MTa k\ 4:30 Monitor 1 er at the elementary school, UN tered and 2,676 iapa were re- and Mrs. Francis Fitogerald, 8:00 Red Sox vs, California tlons of sound create a suction year-old woman whose husband H AU. THE SMABTE8T FDBS COME TO US FOR ad 96 Summit St. was scocthad “*® aaronce Jeffries and Mrs. 1W Rime tte Job.. t SI I w igi i» W e i W U:00 News # day chairman. corded to the two-hour period. Mra. Anna Bensche add Mrs. to “ Hitler’s twin system of e u ----- that whisks away impure' parti- rts nnal I f The dog warden’s report list- On Friday, b e g to n ^ at 7 EYank Diana, Gold Star mother. genics and education”education' and said Mra. Esther Olsen o f O w n ^ ! * 9 . 0 8 11:30 Monitor cles. -has been bound over to Superior D o n a l d s li^-caught fire. trucks of ed 18 invastigations for the pm . sharp, teen-agers will hold ______' 8u «ta OB qoiorT.. . uhil to mi7 . . . bnr ti do Rt 12:10 Starli^t Serensde many of the underprivileged five ym r iJSs^ Doctors can dictate iiotes di­ Court on a m'anelaughter the Town Fire Depeftmeht an- month o f April. •All U lir eotert hil9 w lov ant n W m Ml 1:80 Spectrum their regular head-to-head race HONORARY DEGREE testteat takers wUlwill end up.m as -AJOW* ! Distribated By 2:00* ^ s . ^ _ O K ^ . rectly from the operating rooms storage vwered toe emergency call Brand, Columbia, Mra. H e u y charge. hamburgers- During toe vpteip-maktog see- open to those interested to com- SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. (AP) non fodder.” to tape recorders to a stenogra­ Louise. Farrell appeued in atout 8 tote morning and put Wrobllnskl. Andover, fpur 1:00 News Atoot cloth costs and for- ston, three person^iwere made potlng to qne-thiity-secimd class _ geton Hall unlveraity, a Ro- But draft board offleiate ha>e 1:15 (Weekend phic pool . Orcuit Court late Friday, and out the flamei Omme of toe fire 6:00!Naws _ trhnined costs. Furs dcss- voters, two r e g t e t e ^ as Re- racing. ' men OathoUc college, > 0 1 v m - e m p h a s is that the teste wlU HoSdns. A n f t o V e ? M ia > S « The hospital will have special- a-plea'of innocent was ^ e r e d has not been determined. MANCHESTEF 4:10 Wortd lU s Week ed, repaired and remodeled. publteens and one remaining in adult competition Hiurs- far an honorary degree on BMi- bo Just one o f many criteria croman and MIm 4:36 Weekend lze4 facilities for open' heart for her by toe court. Bond was Tits Town Eire Department 7:00 News unaffUlated. One iRepuUioen day Myles Mace of North Oov- op Leland Staik, head o f the used to determining whethm thru* vear min>- surgery, work with artificial continued at $26,000. It bad been ' also answered a call this morn­ BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WOI^K 7 :10 Weekend traaeferred to the Dempcntec entry emaiged as j toe new Bpteoopal Dipoese of Newark, dtfennenta win be granted. Winston A b b o tt^ m d o w and AUTO PART 7:66 YaiAees vs. CaUfoniia kidneys, and research and posted earUer to toe week, ing to 58 Spruce St. ahoitly be­ 10:30 Weekend YORK monthly winner, accNrl^ 161 out at June 4 oonunenceUiont exer- The. teat eooree “are only a lijn. 36hn Craeiii and -UrJ bR': a [; : vtreatment ooncenitog esn^hy- The husbmid, 29-year-old Will- for tlio edMoii arches... McDonaUV fore tone, where a TV set toiort- 12:00 News Tupayet^ Ooneen of a possible 180 potote. H6 was cteasl ■* guide to the board." one official bv Tanpan -ni. aeina, a diaeaae Uu$t robe kings Uam. was w o t Monday at his 44 WIST CIN nR STREET ed out and smoke came from Ovor A QBartar Oantwr Of DependaUa Flu sarvlae A “oonoenied taxpayer;” nob- foUowed by Jim SeusaeU o f U.S. Atty Gen. lOctaote Kat- noted. He ndded that “ no legitl- bar. umnn, cue year OpiaB Setodejre wtU S PJHL of their flaaUcity. On oiider a ajiartment. B e died at Lawrence it, fire department oCficiate M # PAINTS Lau' SILVER U N E EXTENSION TELEFHEONE 9|^7-8817 FOB PICKUPj ert W. Thornton, o f Oonveno Manchoeter who arored 142 zenhach wlU' iMiver tuo mala mate atadent will, be denied, a .Tha Bext UnmhnAhti. - J :6 0 Kan OrUfla sto-milUon eleeterm volt linearto Memorial Hospital- say. Rd., itefrlbuted two pages of points. ‘ ^ rd^css. delermentk” »U1 be In Hebron, June 14. 4:00 Gary Giraid

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ5, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 14,19M PAGE EIGHT Pitches Well Second Straight Friday but No Decision Fourth Straight for es, 6-1

LeadHCC Sports Viewing Little Leaguers Start Lucky Day McDowell May Be Talking to Self RAYNHAM, Mass, (AP) SATURDAY — An unidentified bettor ^1 self Into In the ninth- B h trry W ith 3-0 1:86 (18) Mets vs. Giants found Friday the 18fh to be trailing 2-1. He allowed the Ori­ keep going over the Utters, over trying to froce Wagner. But the 2:00 (80) Dodgers vs. 1 7th Season Sunday NEW YORK (AP)—Sam ball hit in the dirt tor-an error, ended the game by gettag his lucky day when he walk­ oles only four hits but walked and over.” Floyd Robinson on a line drive Pirates ed o ff with a $17,882 twin McDowell, who shuts him­ In other American League and Wagner scored the winning Little Leaguers will trot out in full uniform Sunday self in a room before pitch­ six. after ’Tom -Agee hit a tw («u n Standard 4:80 (80) BoUer Derby double payoff from the He pitched a slightly stronger games, Minnesota defeated run. 6:00 ( 8) Race of the Week afternoon at three different sites when the 17th annual ing, soon may begin talk­ • • • triple. Raynham Park dog racing game against the Orioles the Washington 9-6, Califoniia beat * • • Continuing their domina­ ( 8) Wide W orld of baseball program for youngsters nine through 12 will 'TWINS-SENATOBS— track Friday 'night. ing to himself. previous Friday night, allowing Boston 4-1, Detroit edged Chica­ tion of the Hartford County Sports One of the highest twin McDowell went Into the room angelb-red sox— get off the mark them only one run on seven hits go 6-4 and New York trimmed Tony Oliva powered the Twins Conference, East Catholic 6:30 (SO) Golf with Sam Doubl'eheaders are stated In clashing in the second game. double payoffs at the south­ Rick Reichardt drove in three for the second consecutive Fri­ in 12 innings. But stiU he Kansas City 4-2. j>ast Washington, lasMng four Snead all three leagues, fiirst game I'Otemational League (ton- eastern Massachusetts track • • • runs with a single and a homer, High rolled to its seventh day night before feeing the Bal­ couldn’t get the victory. He left SUNDAY at each diamond starting at 1 tests ait Verplanck Field will resulted when NUa Mae, a INDIANS-ORIOLEB— hits and driving in tour nins. He helping Dean Chance down Bos­ win—and fourth straight— with the game tied 1 -1 , and the 1:40 (18) Mete vs. Giants o’clock, following brief opening find Ansaldi’s squaring off 30-1 shot, won - the ninth timore Orioles but came out of Baltimore took a 3-2 lead In slammed a two-run triple in the ton. Chance pitched a five-Wtter yesterdny afternoon over Orioles eventually won 3- in the 4:00 (30) Sports In Action day ceremonies. The nightcaps ran mastery of the Lakewood Coun­ For Milwaukee and Baseball McCaffrey had aUowed but one and several thousand dollars in East Defeats South, try Club course has been over­ hit up to this time. ®^‘'® shadowed by Arnold Palmer’s Ing the state’s antitrust laws by ’The appeal has not been filed MILWAUKEE (AP) — Two more markers in the the first of four qualifying ses- aching back. The antitrust battle over moving the Braves to Atlanta yet, but basebaU has vowed to slxth was icing on the cake for wlU cut 79 entruee to and leaving Milwaukee without battle the conviction aa far as Platt Edges Indians Goalby, a 35-yeor-old former the Braves was pointed the Eagles. 33 starters. Illinois football player, carved a major league team. the U.S. Supreme Court if nec- Rain , Friday cltxsed the 2^- toward the Wisconsin Su­ e c l i p s e s RECORD—Kansas freshman Jim Ryun (right) cracks American Summary; Two streaks were added to yesterday afternoon on out a three-under par 69 Friday He formally refused Friday to essary. East (0) mile asphalt oval except for preme Court today with stay his order for the return of Baseball’s next step Is expect- record for two-mile run in edging Oregon’s veteran Jim GreHe. ______ab r h e :rW hour the schoolboy track front, East Catholic High upped its Mlastuk. 2b ...... 0 3 place after 36 holes of tlic $100,- NOT SECONDING THE MOTION— Giant second baseman Tito Fuentes and the National League still basebaU while the verdict is ed to be either immediate filing . 3 1 0 and six minutes, but Andretti skein to four straight by trimming South Catholic of Roberts, cX . 4 0 1 0 0 000 Greater New Orleans Open shortstop Hal Lanier, are not at all in accord with safe decision signaled by faced with an expansion being appealed. Roller said an of the appeal or a request that Harvey, c ...... 3 0 0 0 0 slipped out between showers Hartford, 89-50, while winless Manchester High went Gott. lb ...... 3 0 1 (1 0 Golf Tourney. Umpire Tom Gorman. Gorman had just decided that Ron Hunt of Mets was deadline it says it will ig- appeal would not be heard nor- the State Supreme Court iij- Outstanding Athlete liOGace.' p ...... 3 (1 0 0 0 and turned laps ait 164.2, 166.3 down to its seventh straight ------:------QQfg mally until September, near the struct Judge Roller to grant a OpnnoUy, rf ...... 3 a 2 0 0 ain<| 167.411 m.p.h, loss, Platt High of Meriden ' Coupled with his first round safe at second on fielders choice when Fuentes missed base on attempted force- Kinri. if ...... a 3 2 0 0 out. (.AP Photofaxi Circuit Judee Elmer W RoU- season. stay pending the appeal. La Fol- Kbrwailchik ss ... . 1 1 1 1 0 *1116 offliclal one-lap record, winning, 70-52. W a t e r n i i r y j V i n e «8, it gave the handsome shot- er refused BVlday to ^ ft his Th® who said he would lette said he ^11 wait imtll Mon- Bottaro, 3b . . . . ; . . 3 • 1 1 2 set last year by A.,. J. FViyt of Big man for East was Bob d o 1 mnlfArmaker a 137 and put him one deadline of noon Monday for the reconsider his refusal if the ap- day to say what the state s next Honor to Miler Ryun Total* 27 6 9 a 6 Hourton, is 161.958. Martens who scared a triple, In Home atand stroke ahead of Jack Nicklaus, Northwest (11) only man to ever win the Mas- league to submit blueprlnte for could be speeded, met pri- move wll ^ ' ab r h e rbl Andretti, of Nazareth, Pa., wanning the high jump and 100 an expansion team for Milwau- Mullady. 3b ...... 4 0 0 0 0 hod his choice of two Dean Spe­ and 220-yard dash events as the The Waterbury Giants will ters two consecutive times, Locker Room Radio kee in 1967. RoUer has ruled attorneys Friday Monday deadline for offering LOS ANGELES (AP)—Freshman Jim Ryun of Kan- Cruse, ae ...... , S 0 0 0 0 cials, the '65 Brabhom-F'ord in Eagles put their record at 4-3. open up a 12-day home stand But the big mystery for to- Bracken, cf ...... 2 0 0 0 0 that the Braves must he afternoon. He would not com- expansion plans will not he met 88d temerged today aa the'outstanding athlete in the DUSTY SOFTBALL Wnch, If ...... 4 0 1 0 0 which he placed third in hia first Two new school records were beginning Monday thixxugh day’s third round was whether ment on the discussion but did because they are confident the CoMaeum Relaya for hia record-breaking victory in the Keegran, c ...... , 3 1 1 0 1 Indianapolis appearance and a May 29. There will be two sin- Palmer would show up. He turned from Atlanta Wednesday Having just a little moro Stakem. l b ...... 0 1 1 0 set. John LaBelle created a new if the deadline is spumed. say the legal situation had not conviction eventuaUy wiU be tyw«nile feature of a meet which produced one world McOaXfery, p, rf 2 ^ 0 2 0 0 new Lotus-Ford. It was ihe cold­ mile mark in 4:44 26 and Joe gle road games in thoit stretch, wrenched his back on his fifth changed as a result of the talks, overturned. ttan the Sportsman Tavern last PUkinton. ab ...... 83 0 0 0 0 mark and two American recorda. er car, rebuit by Clint Bmwner Ruggiero tossed the shot, 60 Mlay 17 and May 28 ait Pitts- hole Friday and limped liome Warren Giles, National La Follette indicated the pos- • night ait Charter Oak, Dumas 5V»hey. rf ...... 2 0 u 0 0 Played Part in ii Win League president, and William 5hs 16-year-old Ryun broke — ------' Landers, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 feet, seven inches. field. with a one-under par 71 for a 38- sibillty of Supreme Court priori­ Trucking won out, 1>-U in a Kelly, p ...... , 0 0 0 0 0 Bartholomay, chairman of the the American marks mark set by Oklahoma State In Bast summary: The opendi^ game of the hole total of 142. d been under a shower. I got ty tor an appeal had been dis­ whenl he held off a stretch chal- jgeg. weM-ptayed game. Totals 27 1 6 1 1 new car was to stay in the ga- 100 yard dash: Martens EC: tlo— home stand Monday against the palmer was rushed to a NEWxrtrw YORKVAPTf f(AP)^im API— Jitn tw)m the time he fell,^&id when I' Braves, said basebaU attorneys cussed. He said it was his im- East______OOl 03a Bavier EC. C5ambolati EC. T—11.4. TV- — he came up in the seventh I told back just in time. Fuentes was -vvould go ahead with plans to r. lenge by veteran Jim Grelle as other American record Big hitters were Mike FU- Northwest ...... 000 100 ^ rage today. 220 yard dash: Marti'iis EX^; Du- Pittsfield Red Sox will inau- doctor, underwent treatment hit the 2B—KJnel: 3B—Connelly. Andretti’s stoutest challenges puis S: Ferro S. T—24.4. Davenport hit the gam^ ^o get a hit and I-d send making the last out. appeal the antitrust conviction both,w ere clocked In 8:26.2. feU to a throw of 284 feet In the kowski, Fhdl Hence, Joe Savino 440 yard run: Dyer EC; Lynch gurate the brand new lighting ^nd received^ a narcotic to ea.se W lim u ig homer in the 17th shaw in to run for him. But "I’m not trying to be a hero— the state’s highest court. the Kenya’s Kipchoge Keino took ^ jqJj„ Tushaus of Arl- and Charlie Lisk, aU two tor ------1------in the runs for the pole were EC: Mulreody S. T—64.6. i^ tem at Municipal Stadium in the pain. Later he reported by ihe I M after the first 220 y ^ ConteUo of the U.S. tour, with the Truckers while MkeJy to come from Jimmy 880 yard run: Riocl EC: Baker Waterhury. The system, axxx>rd- telephone: 'I’m getting atifior inning and extended San he popped out, so I sent him or dramatic. We’re just trying Bronson La Fol- Wisconsin ^Supreme ^ Court. ‘ ^ ^ EC: Planag'an S. T—2:11.5. Francisco’s winning streak into the dressing room and told to help each other. I'm hurtin’, Wisconsin said he ex- and set the pace untti he yleMed j^jarlnes held the record of 282- I>on Donijon came up with tour Itavo Wlckenlham, who ex- Clark of Scotland, lart year’s Mile: LaBelle EXT; Telosmanik ing to light experts, wiU be one and stiffer.” we’ re down 4-0, so I ra out and w. La roiienFollette e earnsaid hene expecieaexpected to theveiiaUenge of Ryun and ^ in five trips tor the Tavern. Ed pects to be No. 1 man in the Indianapolis and wo|^ champi- EC; Lynch S. T—4:44.25. of the finest in New Elngland. tournament offl- to 12 games, but the Giants him to caU it a night. I hear Hall- P®®^®^ basebaU attorneys to ask the attorneys to ask Chief Jus- " Two mile; Jordan EC; Flana^ran I’m undressed whenI Orelto with about 20 yards to go. ‘ Whibe and Ron Fillmore added buU-pen of the Detroit Hgers on, and Dan Gurney of Costa S: KHstan EX:. T—10.30. AH night games wiU start at told Palmer It was probably owe more to a lit- <television set started to go 1 San FVtan-cisco 6, New York 4, ' the Ptaoncmen. ch«ter High’s i^rennial strong and well-b^anced a ^ y ^ r L ^ : ! ™ t h f Even Met Fans Were Yawning •a Congos vs. Gus’s, 6:16 — Mt. largest group to survive the 36- Major League fuzzy on him, and Max Alvis 17 innings ANAHEIM (AP)—^The threat of fines and exposure Walnut 107 298 x—24 13 6 ______foilowmg______yesterday’s action at the Wetherafield Coun- ocil St. Louis 8, Afianta 0 Nebo. hole cut this year. said to himself, "I've been |— Riifeere Amaro: Was Luefey’— i for i^ scretion s may have sharpened Boston’s play but Teieph^ jn o o—is The Indians made Wethersfield High and Ma­ match. Coach Paul Phinney felt = L e a c fe r s = watching too much of this tele­ Oirrclnnati at Chicago, port- Carlson and Tomitlnsim, Ma- joney High of Meriden Its sev- postponed, rain tt didn’t change the results. v-.- the presence of these two boys Davenport’s Homer National League vision.’* Ths Red Sox lost the opener her and MlciDcweiH. ^ntj, snd eighth atraight vlc- would have turned the tide. Batting (60 at bats)--M organ, Hia head hurt something Today’s Games Injured Yankee Shortstop ■' ■ ' tons of the se ason. (Hf «[ vreekend series with the Boston starter Jei^ry Stephen­ Manchester summary: Providence Golf Champion^ Koqston, .347; Smith, St. Louis, fierce, and he felt his neck stif­ San Francisco (Bolin S-2) at The Indians nipped Wetbers- Calfftaato Angels, 4-1 Friday son was knortced out in a fifth- 100 yard; Azioolnla P: OoflpiMs M; .837. fening up on. him. Aspirins New York (Fisher 0-4) firtd, 8 and 2, and trounced Ma­ 'Arkvo P. T—10.6. I ‘^Welcomed’ Larry Brown J nieMl It was their fourth inning rally, capped by Rick Orve mile: Ruzzo M: SlonemanM; Sends Everyone Home Runs — Aaron, Atlanta and didn’t help, and that’s when Houston (Dierker 1-0) at Phil­ loney, 4d, in the OCHL match. Hilinski Ties for Fourth s t r a i t k w Reichaidt’s three • run homer. D’Addarto P. T—4:52.0. Hart, San Francisco, 24; Mays, Mlax decid^ he had something adelphia (Buhl 0-0) Setting the pace was Don 440 yaixl: Mollon M; Sllocka P; PORTLAND, Maine (AP)— Monahan won with a bogey NEW YORK — (NEA) — “land it soared me. MO-was gag­ Fart WlSbn vriB attempt to Retohamt, fast becoming one of RKchle P. T-56,8. NEW YORK (A P )—^The San Francisco Giants were San Francisco. 21. mote than a cold. Los Angeles (Koufax 4-1) at Grant of Wethersfield with a 79. POWDER PUFF — Shirley five on the 40-yard 3®th hole. Ruben Amaro, spending hts ging.” Brovra hawi suffered mul­ get the Red Sox back on the the big stars of the American kUNTIMG 2^ yard: Azzolnia P; Macl>>nald Providence bias won the New having a lot more trouble emptying Shea Stadium than Runs batted in — Mays, San Pittsburgh (Blass 2-0) tiple (impound fractures of the The loss was toe first for the Pierce 183-182—472. Second M: Best M. T—35.3. Elsposito three putted, missing He was in a hotel room in Cincinnati (O’Toole 1-1) at last night at Lenox Hill Hos­ winnhig .troti tonight when he league, also drove in the first ^0 yard: MarDormld M; Roberta England Intercollegiate Golf tihey had filling it up. Even the Met fans were begin- ^ancisco, 24; Aaron, Atlanta, Boston on a trip with the Cleve­ skull above and below the eyes. liltohes against the Ai^els’ Jim yie aiird inning. Eagles who bad won seven half wlrmers. Pin Ups—^Audrey P: Vincent P. T—2:02 5. an 18-inch effort, for a double . Chicago (Ellsworth 1-3) and ning to y a w n . ------22 pital, was, as usual, listening Wagner had a slight concus-' straigM:. Philllmore, Betty Gerich, Edna Two mile: Knipbt M; Tri>hrmajin Champlonsihip thanks to the he­ bogey. Hits—Alou, Atlanta, 40; Cle­ land Indians. This was just two Atlanta (Lemaster 2-2) at St. McGlothlln in a kiddies day qiie homer was No. 8 for P; McKinney M. T—10:54.5. ’Then Jim Davenport waved pitching of Dick Farrell and years ago in late June, and by to the New York Yankee broad­ Sion and a broken nose. For two Local playera and toelr ecoree Peimy, Shirley Pierce. Broad jiimp: Birch P; Best M: roics of Caipt. Joe Monahan m . Joining Monahan on the win­ mente, Pittaburgh, 36. Louis (Gibson 3-3), night twilight game starting at 8 p.m. j^gi^^rdt who now la just two Heck M. Dl.stnnco—19 foet, 7 incho.s. his magic wand, and everybody Qaude Raymond, the time the- trainer got hdni to cast. days, Brown was listed in seri­ were: Gary Wigren, Jimmy Monahan won the individual ning Providence team were Doubles — Pinson, Cincinnati, Sunday’ s Games behind American League leader Dowd and Bob Hamiltcm, each EARLY BIRDS — Jean Beau­ Triple lumn; Birch P: Heck M: went home to bed. Farrell gave up the hit—a the team physician of the Bos­ Amaro was the Yankee ous (xmdition. His career, too, is The Red Sox were no-hit vie- /: FISHING Jac.k.«fon P. Distance — 39 feet. hVi title Friday on the second hole John Guiragos with 161, Dennis 9; Alou, Atlanta, Wynn, Hous­ San Francisco at New York , regard 126-131—357, Emily Peck inches. _ . ■ Ihe largest crowd of the sea­ fUth inning triple by Tony Tay­ ton Red Sox, Max had mads a shortstop tmtU he (xyllided with in doubt. ttms of old nemdsis Dean ' 88 and Jim Blair 88 and Bob of a sudden death playoff, de- Webber with 163 and Dave Ada- son, , , squirmed (hrough ton, Johnson, Los Angeles, end 148-366. ~”^Hiph Jump: Birch P: Zalarm P: 66 666 lor—in a brtUlant eight-inning self-diagnosis. Houston at Philadelphia leftfirider Tom Tresh while “It’s all very ironic," Amaro * tor five innings Friday Before toe series opener LOW P U IX DotoUn 89. Wenek P. Distance«-6 feet, 10 feaiUng Dan Esposito of Connec­ monis with 169. the season’s longest game Fri­ Haller, San Francisco, 7. Stint. Raymond oame on in the “I didn’t fed to pert,’* he Los Angeles at Pittsburgh chasing a fly balrhit by Curt said. “Larry comes to iWs same night before Mike Ryan singled I f your boat doesn’t oHmb up inrhes, ^ ~ ticut who had finished with a day night before Daven{x>rt% ’Triples—Alou, Pittsburgh, 7; “ Pole vairlt: Rozman M': Crone P: Norwich finished second in ninth, after Farrell’s pitching summarized. Max oomes from Cincituiati at Chicago Blefary of the Baltimore Ori­ hospital the night before I S^ugh toe infield emd came ^ J*'** its trailer as easy as it Should, Jack5w>n M. Distance—’ll feet. 6 birdie to tie Monahan at 153 at 17th inning home run gave the Pinson, Oincin|taU, and Parker, the team title chase with 667, ahouMer tightened, and retired east ’Texas—a little place called Atlanta at 9t. Louis oles. leave, ihe same type of jday. I boiiie on a double by Rico Pet- maybe your tow ring is too high. Inches. _ ^ the end of the 36 holes of regu- Giants a 6-4 victory over New Los Angeles, 8. Monday’s Gamea Shot put: Lutz P: Moore P: 11 strokes behind the Friars. the Phillies in order. Jasper—where they talk like That had been on ihe first was lucky.” (QCielll in the sixth. caught Ring .should be low to lift as Rockville Loser to Wilson High , Hartensloin P. Distance — 51 feet. York and extended their win­ Home runs — Aarcm, Atlanta, No games scheduled 4'A Inches. laiUon play. Connecticut was third wi.th 658. St; Louis blanked Atlanta 8-0 U ; Mays, San Francisco, 10. that. weekend of the season. Since Don’t Always Hear One of the five Red Sox hits “ bounds, well as puU. l>kMscuh ; icimbein M: Lutz P : Oak- Monahan, 23, a former Bel­ FV>llow4ng the leedeps in the ning streak to 12. wis a single by George Scotty He also warned tiie players \jBm vmm wm t>®Wnd A1 JBClcson’s aix-hltter Stolen bases — Wills, Los An- The------doctor------was------much------more then Amaro had been confined It also is ironic that Amavo NO S U P man M. Distance—124 feet, 4% mont, Mass., resident now liv­ indlviduial competition were * Ws hitting streak to that their names and the Inclie.s, _ . _ andPittAurgh edged Los An- geles, 12; Jackson, Houston, 11. specific. Alivte had spinal men- to bed after surgery on his bad­ received his initial chance with Burlap bloto wrapped arouDd Javelin: Jackwon M: Buoneni P: ing in Manchester, N.H., fired Dan O’Leary of New Hampshire dlrectiy re^nsible for the huge IS-games. amounts of the fines would be tr m m. „^m other National Pitching (3 declslans)-Mari- ingiUs, an often fatal. ly twisted right knee. Before the Phillies in IM l when he your boot gives you a measure Bolton Snaps Skein Kavanaugh P. Distance—147 feet, 6 the best round of the tourna­ with 155 and Stan Hilinski of turnout, a single-game record Cleveland ... 16 6 .762 — iL : toat was about all Boston pubUcized, a break to past pro- Inches. _ , League games. Cincinnati’s dial, San Francisco, 7-0; Perry, (tally virulent infeotton which the injury, Amaro wSis one of replaced Joe Koppe at short­ of anti-aUp traotlon on sSppery 8fo relay: Platt. T—^1:10.9. ment in posting a three-over- Connecticut and Jim Kehoe of for the Mets’ park, but his Baltimore ... 16 . 7 .696 1 bad to cheer. cedure to Boston. game with the Chicago Cubs San Francisco, 6-0. envrtops the brain and tha basebafi’s best shortstops. Now stop. Koppe bad suffered a lortcs or ice. par 74 over the soggiy 6,354-yard Boston College with 157s. eighth inning homer was no Detroit ...... 15 9 .626 2 ^ Ws career is in doubt ST. JAMES’ PLAY was rained out. Strikeouts—Gibson, St. Louis, spinal ayrtem. broken wrist In a colUrton with ANTISBPTld FEN Portland Country Club course The first day leader, 'Billy more than a memory when * • • 64; Koufax, Los Angeles, 46- California . . . 15 11 .677 3 ^ On the radio, the Yankees By Beating Cromwell St. James’ School baseball Stanllar Oaae outfielder Tony Curry. If you don’t want to cony Friday. Then Esposito finished Carroll of Tufts, finished in a Davenport finally decided the Amerioan League Chicago ...... 13 10 .665 4 were playing Cleveland and team will meet Assumption OABDS-BRAVES- Another ball player orKe had The collision in New Yokk bottle of antiseptic, fiU a foun­ with a flourish, sinking a two- tie for sixth at 158 with Jos 4H-hour marathon. Batting (60 at bats) — Oliva, Miimesota .. 11 10 .614 6 Roger Maris, a lefthanded hit­ Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock Jackson drove In three rui«) it, too—an outfieldtr named Yankee Conference Baseball Late toniri^ rallies have Bi at the West Side Oval. It will he with a double and sacrifice fly BrwM Campbell who played spiced Bolton High’s three vie- pepin. lb ...... 3 1 1 1 2 Friday night, the Giant outfield­ Kansas City . 8 16 .383 9 ^ “It is always tough for a Wagner. In 1862 when he was and stick that to your pocket. the first of a best of, three game while shutting out the Braves, -“ ®- for the develand Ridians and tories this season, toe latest “ •• •■ 4 0 2 1 0 er entered the game in the sev­ Runs — F. Robinson, Balti­ New York ... 8 17 .320 10 Shortstop and the leftfielder to with the Angels, he and infield­ Championship Up for Grabs Forget it . » . untU you need it 4 0 1 2 series. Winner will advance to who have dropped seven of their serveral other American League yesterday afternoon at home southeriin,’ p !!!! 2 2 0 enth inning after shortstop Hal more, 22; Reidiardt, California, Boston ...... 7 18 .280 11 chase a short fly ball hit by a er Billy Moran Icnocked each badly. 0 1 last eight. Mike Shannon deliv­ dkibe just before World War against Cromwell High, 6-4...... 1 0 0 0 0 the deanery playoffs. Lanier was lifted for a pinch 30. Friday’s Besults lefty,” AmaTO| s^d. “Usually, other imcpnscious chasing a ffy fyw.arHraS: and Rhode Wand bany State at Central Oonnecti- SURVIVAL KSr 3 0 0 0 0 ered two runs with a homer and n . And Oeonphell recovered to Manchester High called Its Preddo. rf ... 2 1 1 1 0 hitter. Runs batted in—B. Robinson, M AX ALVIS Cleveland 4, Baltimore 8, 11 the oiibflrtder is toward right ball. Both lucMIy, esc'aped ser- Jn s Yaidcee Oonferonce cut, Norwich at Ooart Guard to An empty shoe polish ttoftHed single as the Cardinals won play again. game off early to the day McDonald, 3b 3 1 0 0 0 Casey Hayes "says the best WtthbwD out in the ITtti, he Baltimore, 27; Scott, Boston, 34. innings and falriy deep." ioiw Injury. la*!l»B'gam e at Sbbm today, a toxlble-header, Fairfield at St. with matobes, salt, rasqr blade, Miner, 3b .... 3 2 1 0 0 horses he ever trained were Hill NEED TIRES? ■lammed a Dave Eilers pitch their second game in two starts So haa Alvis, who has sbortr hitter. Now I find I can wait on against Hall High of West Hits — Scott, Boston, 84; B. ed the 1966 seoam as the hot­ Minnesota 9, Wsshingtim 5 Maris swung, lofting a fly "You figure,” Wagner said,. but fans are Jurt as to- Peter’s, Bloomfield at New Bar fUb books, line, thin copper wire 25 5 7 4 6 Prince, First Landing and Sir over the left field fence,- en- at their new stadium. the ball a litUe longer because In ^ game between ven for two ganras, Soothem I tmt* i»,in u, Hartford but Rockville went to Totato • • • Robinsem, Baltimore arid Yas- test hitter in the American New York 4, Kansas CUy 2 b*dl along ,the left field foul “ Gaylord. ebhng the Giants to continue an I bave to fait behind the runper Mtaaartnisetts and New Hamp- MassachuseNs Techniert is at ab r h e rM tnem ski, Boston, 33. League for the rpurting In- to right field.” DetroifU, Chicago 4 Hne. Larry Brown, the Cleve­ at the last qilit second. But your pociuc. J>y. Wilson High, 8-2, and South Criullano, cf ... , 4 1 1 0 1 We Have the Best unbeaten tun that began April FmATES-DOboERS— Qullmlplac for a. doUbtoheaider, MarcU, rf ...... a « 1 1 - ;------Doublea—B. Robinson,' BaW- dians. California 4, Boston 1 land shortstop, end Leon Wag­ sometimes they don’t hear you,” i n ! nSHDCG 'Vlfindsor tripped up Windsor 0 29._ . . , . „ ^ Roberto Chnnente’e triple and more, 0; Campaneria, Kansas And bow many of his hits in with * T-® IGngs is at Sacred Heart, Souto- Lewis, 3b ...... 4 0 1 0 0 But as the fever wracked h im this______short_ -spring r —-o action bav« ... Today’s Games ner, the Bidians’ leftfielder, be­ One of the most spectacular I f toe flsWng wtoera others 5. 5,' Simons, c .,. . . 3 0 0 0 0 Four for Five The victory also kept National Jim Pagliarot^’b sacrifice fly In City, ,7. Baltimore (Bunker 2-2) at gan their (diase. teoosa. wtas the game it atao em Connecticut rt Queens, WU- Lewis, V ...... 3 s 0 1 0 For LESS in the^ Boertoti boepUal, he had gone to the opposite field? —and potentially serious— col­ have gone before, look the ana ______1 0 league leaders 4% games the seventh liinlng Bfted Pitts- TWN**—S<*aal, California, 4; Cleveland (Siebert 2-0), twilight Explains Sltustion wm win toe league tltte. BmanUc State at NIcbols MondeviUe. lb . 3 1 0 •Oh, about seven. lisions on a fly ban occurred over coreFuUy. K you see signs __b o LTON — Coming to life in ^telSinr 3b . . 1 1 0 1 1 KANSAS orrv (AP) ahead o f the aecwid plaee Hous- burgh part Los Angelea. Woody Scotty Boston, DavaUUo, a e v e - New York (Stottlemyre 2-2) at *Tn that situation,” Amaro js ; New HampaWre victory TrtoHy at MTT. ss . 3 0 0 0 1 ton Astros, who nipp^ Philadel- Fryman, making hia first major land, and Campaneria and DUference In Average last season In Shea Stadium, ihA UOoMaleam now Trtatty played one of its finest "Pot was good for the pro- fourth toning, Bolton scored s'ehnocti, p . 2 0 0 0 () The New York Yankees Kansas City (Talbot 0-3), twi­ said, “ihs outfielder calls the ww|Mglve^_UOonnt^ aew rao w w vioua ftohermon,fMiennan, R means a ™ns. then saw Cromwell Penz. k ...... ?2 0 0 0 0 made It four victories In PREMIUM NYLONS phla 1-6 oh Jim Wynn’a ninth league atari, checked the Dodg- Hershberger, Kansas Qty, 3. At the time Max made this New York. Centerfielder John toe Yaidtoe standtiifes- games of ^ soasonta beatog four runs, then saw Cromwell Maher, ss . 1 1 0 0 q know, spinal meningitis was light infleldsr off because the ii^eld- school was toero. Bpet ' five games since Ralph toning jbomer and the ooediit era on seven hits. Home tuns—Scott, Boston 10; cahiclation, ti)e figure amount- er doesn’t have the same line Briggs, Tightdelder JOhn <3aUi- at frS. rtso is watting Worcester TeCh 8-1 Friday. ISob odd three ntos in the top of the , 1 0 0 0 0 jurt a sooty nattie to me. I Washington (Richert 2-4) at probefcly be good, for you. Houk replaced Johnny H ILL 4 PLY Reichardt, CaUfornia, 8. of vision. If the Infleider hears Bon and second baseman Tony to.Hbaar toe sutoome of the B etsey pitched a ftve-hltter, sixth to a first toning marker Totals » ~i 4 2 4 didn't know it would leave M iim ea ^ (Gr^^ 2-i)" Krone m naanager by beat­ Stolen bases—Agee, CMeed now, unable to hear Y a l^ a M ^ o f lac^tim ied slam homer ft» Us team, whloh Primss WUHams, Ctactanatt, 10, by two Cromwell pitchers hurt ^ »® winning their fourth ■ill Slater OuMy Kr*M BASEBALL HEROES sturdily built, strong • jawed WaaUngtoa at Afittnesota 0«ta HemlKMi Omm Bergle it In with a big bonus from the due to the noise at Yankee Sta­ Yaie now has a 4 ri roootd- HgHtiraighto. Gene Young, MB, the vlsltora, ml straight. NO MOUNTING CHARGE Fala Carnaa Fred Sliults Texan who doesn’t exude much Indians. And Royal no kxiger Cnly game scheduled PITCHBIG—D I c k FarreH, dium, hit like a defensive balf- Playoff Champs ^ recently The IDBs Danbury pttchor Bffl CHrsrd eteubaovUte, <»lo, ou^winted - Ramos worked toe .last color but gives Cleveland soUd M s his footbafl ptayers ptay badc end « ^lUt end fighting toe port in « S ^ t fln * t o r plate to toe OsifD|ns laoataioci, MB, Ctacto- MIDDLETOWN - Onuicea of Earilw thta aeason foor Innings after Whitey 6 MONTHS ^ PAY flas H hss A OOmt S ta n Jo A ittn i Houston, allowed only one hit in protection and an effective bat basdball in the spring. ^ gamlT^ ftmt tortne — to which Itoode nstl, M. wlontog toe Central Valley Con- behlirt Joe Kayan, Wanked Wll- the elgW Innings he pltehedr— SdiiJastie Baadball for » psas. Botti crumpled to <3JWBI,AND (AP) — B o A - Ford, who started, retired MODIFIED - SPORTSMAN at third beie. He’ll hit his 30 Alvis cam e up to the Indtana the ground. aeter has . tts second straight iL «rth e o u to o m e forever. U an d OoBege soorod tour runs. BAM STtANCIBOO — CSiartey lerence tor Rockvffle received a eon, 2-0. after two Innings because of DISCOUNT Tony Taylor’s fifth Iruilng triple home runs a year and bat any- STOCK CAR RAGING as their regular third baseman BuutUngtoa 8. CRastoobury 1. ‘Balls like that," Amaro said Qg) chamiiloiiaUp today; ^tiS^^w Stt^thlssf, 80 he switched plaoes wtth toe fiUppea. IMH. Oakland, 0)Mf., Jolt w ^ Wilson surprised with Woodrow Wlkm oorcneas to Ills left elbow, ODAUFTINa —as the Astros edged Philadel- where from .300 to J70, ttwugfa in 1963, hitting fais m ajor league ■VENTS Ptas Windham 10, Maloney 4. **. . . they are one in a thou­ and much of the oredit can go to -r^m ^anotow Stooae an4 sbortstap, who faurted two quick outpointed M anio Galvnii, 146, a 8d win. ^ ^ ® J and Steve IlamUtoii, bis suc- STATION 1^ ^ Sun. fit 2:30 A 4 ibla 1-0. this seasrti be aixyws symptoms high o f .274. The meningitis at- COLE’S Ocmard 2, Bristol Central 0. sand. You may get three in a eessorft was lifted for a BATTING—Tony OBva, 1 JOn- gOBihe Bob Perreault. ^^^valikes of toe highest oi4 strflteoids- Than Walt Cfooks lietdpo C»y, M. ^PauBs Arm- Tom Lombardo fanned a do^ of beccHnlng a hjgh-average hit- tack the next year left on|y one South Oatliollc ^ FutaaU 3l row, then none again two MvaMes « nigww, to Shoctotop in toe sttod, SM> Ban n^aotaoo, out- so to winntag Us fourth game of Lombarfo ^ DiNataU, ptachhlttor ilia top of toe nesota, Ueoted two singles, a Parreault btank^ toe Bsxoiib to 451 WEST CENTER ST.— 643-5332 I after-effect. It bKreaaed bis vo- MIddlatolwn , Nesrington & yesrs.” ' PkL'Hlgp, Ms stfsofii Ho faSB lost enco. Coombs C4); Rrowka, Wilcox ■ixtli. 30-LAP doUUe and a triple, driving in 8 to toe fint and thtod pertods of today teetodat seoaod tonin .1^ Giravt printed, M a I MAY 29— 100 LAP “ lU s Is the fin i year Tea bat- cafaulaiy. W indsor 8, Flainvete 3. ■' Oriy Lsrty Bttw of too Bams (4) and WheWock. n tA T U B B four runs, in tire Twins’ 9-6 vic­ Siax 'AMs, Vte thM toe (tatti game Friday nfi^ At Bridgeport, A i- toe plhtoer ieoCIty, 10.‘ kti aeoond in ^ order,” Its ,“K*a caused ty ttie menta«o- East Granby 10, Granty 8. MEMORIAL DAY CLASSIC basemen, reached Brown first while h|8 teammates soored tory over Washingion. sakU ‘Tve alway^ been a piffi coccus bacterium,” he " 7r'red . r ;> •“ - 0; “ I — ...... - - —M ft

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, MAY U , !< «. Mdtoeydas—Bkgrclao 11 THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Hel^ Wantod—Fomate 85 Help Wanted—Mala 86 PAGE TEN DEPENDABLE woman to baby­ QPENINOS FOR FoUowlng — QUALUT Motoroydos qual­ tor sit for sebooi age children in Previous experience required, BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE ttW i MAJOR HOOFLE ity oooaoloae pecqile. As low u 'OOOH! AM I dragged LITTLE SPORTS 0UT5THE SCHOOL BUS my home. 5 day week, 9-6 :N. paving rakers, truck drivers, CLASSIFIED flO down. M otorcycle Sslos, 692 CaU 649-8664 after 6:30. laborers. Apply In paeon. W. WaflUngton St, Middletown. MIAS CROlTDED SO I U 0 U U U ^ u p O. Schwarz Co. Inc., 994 Hart­ ^MIAlKEP.'rMSOBEAT fo rd Tpke^ RockvlUe, Conn. [ Blonk Spaces 500 o c B . 8 . A . G oU Star m otor­ ICOULDOUST ADVERTISING cycle, exceUcHt condition, re­ DIE! built, 9360. 649-4728. APPARSMnyiXMTmMJtS BAKED DEAN MACHINE HOWODHOU X— -v O id ca a 4yonOie(eea.) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS WOMEN KNCW/TMeVW HM« A FAMOui Hl«TORV IN 1966 HONDA Scrambler 305, 60«X0I4 AiWAf- all statewide, credit rating unnec­ BY AL VERMEER NO, SIR, OH, n'S NOT ' s u r e he d o e s , GOLDIE/ BOX LETTERS A. A DION, INC. Roofing, Due to a change In opera­ Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Oak St. 649-5334. WHY, HE'D BURY AN EMPTY makes washers, refrlgeratora, essary. Reasonable, confiden­ PRISCILLA’S POP I DON'T SO RISKY IF 1963 MGB oonvertllde, black Biding, painting. Carpentry. Al- tions, several excellent tal, 643-1141 ext. 273, M rs. M ill­ THINK. YOU r e a l l y t r e a s u r e c h e s t AW’ EX­ F or Y our freezera, dryers, gas and eleo- tial, quick arrangements, Alvin portunlties have developed experienced furniture fin­ PECT IT TO BE FULL with red interior, wire wheels, torationa and additioiu. Ceil­ er. An equal opportunity em­ ^VOU KNOW MBA I’D EVER STUDY THE MAR­ trlc ranges. 00 burners Lundy Agency, 627-7971, 983 in our office. AU require isher and repair man, good KET AND THEN WHEW HE PUS IT UP/ radio, heater, 4-speed trans­ ings. Workmanship guaran­ ployer. 1 WATETO.OET PUTAWY Information cleaned and repaired. Oosma Main St, Hartford, evenings. the interest and capacity pay, many benefits. Call Mr. 1MVOLVED.K1 MONEYIM INVEST IN WHAT THAT’S FAITH/ mission, new tires, excellent teed. 299 Autumn S t 643-4860. A ppliance, 649-0066. 233-6879. to do figure works; some PettenglU, 646-0111. Q STOCKS-- you CONSIDER t h e HERAU> win not body and running condition. WANTED — Woman for house­ ITSTO O SOOD ISSUES/ ROOFING— Shingling, gutters, will require the use of add­ work, 8 or 4 hours one after­ dlscIoM the Identity of OaU 649-7167. SALES AND Service on Ariens, r e c e i v i n g c l e r k —for local AAUCH THE TROUBLE repolntlng chimneys and out­ ing or calculating ma­ any advertlMr using box Hahn Eclipse, Jaoobson la.wn Business Opportunity 28 noon weeldy, 643-9804. furniture and appliance ware­ OFA W/rrHYDUIS letters. Readers answei> 1967 CHEVROLET, 4-door hard­ side painting. 644-8670, 568- chines. g a m b l e .' VDU DON'T HAVE mowers. Also HomeUte obaln house. C all M r. PettenglU, 646- ing blind box axis who top, V-8, good condltloii, any saws and mternatlcnal Cub 2676. DINER IN ONE of the busiest ANY FAFH IN 0 1 1 1 . ' .YOUR OWN desire to protect their reasonaUe offer accepted. Call Cadet Tractors. Rental equip- spots in Manchester doing ex­ These openings should identity can follow this FULLER BRUSH CO. -— ------JUDSMEWT/ 649-6836. meat and ehaepening service cellent business, priced for prove exceptionally Inter­ PART-’ITME delivery and ware­ procedUrs: quick sale. Owners going south. AUSTIN HEALET — sUver grey on an makes. L A M Equip- Roofing and Chimneys 16-A esting to those whose fam­ NEEDS house men, mornings or after-/ meat Oenp., Route 83, Vernon, J. D. R eal Estate, 643-6129. ilies are now in school and noons. CaU Mr. PettenglnU, Enclose your reply to the roadster, 1967 with 1962 engine, ROOFINO — Specializing re­ box in an envelope — 875-7609. Mancheater E x- who wish to return to of­ STENOGRAPHERS O^vi. wire wheels, |660. Call Storrs, pairing roofs of all kinds, new 646-0111. addressed to the Classl- 429-1720. dbaac«—^Enteipclxs 1945. fice w ork. fled Manager, Manchester roofs, gutter woric, chimneys TYPISTS Evening Herald, together RENTALS—Power roller, chain cleaned, repaired, Aluminum A A A OPPORTUNITY 1961 and 1902 CORVAIR, stand­ You will find our company MAIL CLERKS ^ f^j4rff0^0 with a memo Uetlng the ard, both excellent running con­ saws, trail roUer and aerator, aiding, SO years’ exporience. s-u companlsa you do MOT lawn vac, rototUlers. Also sales a pleasant one to work in MW kr NU. Ik. m »«,. US. r.l. Off. dition. B est offer. 628-7791. Free estimates. OaU Howlef, HIGH GALLONAGE want to aee your letter. and service on all lawn equip­ 648-5361, 644-8338. with above average fringe Immediate openings In our ^Y KEN MUSE benefits, convenient free f TftQUEr " ! WAYOUT Tour letter win be de- 1956 CHEVROLET convertible, ment Capitol Equipment, 38 ______SUNOCO STATION General Service Dept, for atroyid If tba advertlaer la Main St, 643-7958. parking and in-plant cafe­ qualified, fast, accurate one you’ve mentioned. If small V-8, automatic, red and PAVING GO. Inc. white Needs some work, 4 new teria. stenographers and typists I I IHEREWASAUMITED not it win be handled In ATn<3S, cellars, garages and Heating and Plumbing 17 b o l t o n n o t c h , n n . WHYAREyoUi?DAYOLD tires, body in good condition. to perform interesting and EDITION, ANOTHE/15E the usual manner. yards cleaned, trash hauled to diversified work. I AU Types of Paving | PAPERS GO EXPENSIVEf Asking 1200. 649-6914, after B O m PLUMBING and heating dump. R easonable. (Sail 648- CW immediately, days 668-3400 APPLY Work Done — Over >IWt,NU.Iic.Tjrwili.VBK 6:30. repairs, alterations, electric Immediate openings In our 6619. Lost and Found and gas hot water heaters, free Evenings or weekends Mall Dept for neat appear­ 10 Years’ Experience! I “ No, you didn't mioundoritand mo. . . I said 1 couldn’t S-M 1968 T-BIRD, white, good run­ estim ates. C\U 643-1496. 236-0413 875-0674 FIRST NA-nONAL ing mail clerke. Typing ESTIMATES ■ g r e a t EXPECTATIONS LAVOIE BROTOTRS —general 1 get the car out of tiw garafo thia aftMmoon beoauaa of liOST — Grey and white cat, fe­ ning condition, best offer. 269- skills desirable but not I CHEERFULLY GIVEN | 6065 after 6. work, chain saw, lota cleaned, COMET^ETE plumbing and STORES tfto tairgraaa!'* male, part Persian. May be In- trees removed, landscaping. necessary. jured. Vicinity Bolton Lakes. heating service, complete new 1966 CORVETTE, 805 h.p., tw o Completely Insured. For free bathroom installations and SPORTING GOODS STORE — Park and Oakland Aves. All applicants must be high ^PH O W r 649-5986 J R ew ard. 643-7474. estim ate ca ll 742-7649, 875-8846 school graduates. tops, AM-FM radio, 93,900. Call bathroom remodeling, 30 years prime location, priced for quick East Hartford after 6 p.m ., 643-4362. anytim e. FOUND — Shepherd type male in business. Earl VanCamp, sale. J, D. Real Estate, 643- Investigate our new fringe pup, black eiMl Ugbt tan. Call 649-4749. 1956 CHEVROLET—2-door Bel HANDYMAN Service — odd 6129. benefit program and desir­ BEN CASEY Lee Fracdila, Dog Warden, Air. Newly painted and body jobs our specialty. Tou name TOWNB PLUMBING Service- able work schedule. 243-6694. TO LEASE — Busy luncheon­ HOUSEKEEPER for new in­ work, 1957, 283 engine, 9360, It, we do tt. John R ys. 648-2097. Bathrooms remodeled. Repairs, ette, excellent location In Tol­ AAR&GfCWORHASeONE llTiSMItSniARTTTHANIC5!lVvANTlB IlMPRUNKANDDEORDBaiJ de - chromed body, 640-8674, stitution. 2-ip p.m., 6 days a Apply In Person: HAROLD AND SON Rubbish R^ alterations, heating. 643-8973, land. Call after 5, 875-9329. /MnYrDfUlHEVimENP I ..HElSHERE jfs^TO SSHIM! CflSEY..SOONBAeKTOVOJR 649-3082 after 5. week. 646-0129. AnnouncementB 2 movml — attics, eellais and 649-4056, after 6 p.m . 88 Long Hill Street, ^VifflHHS?FArHB?,PR. L ANPk ^ HOSPITAL WHERE >0U CAN BY FRANK O’NEAL 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 4- ysids, weekly or monthly pick­ Schools and Oasses 33 East Hartford SHORT RIBS 8ur...r ^ CXyiTON RUGS and bedspreads RN — 7-3 shift, part time. Lau­ dyed, 70 decorator. colors. dor sedan, ^arp kx>king black up. Bolton, Manchester vicin­ SIR^ I Millinery, Dressmaking 19 rel M anor. 649-4619. Iju c l^ Iiady Laim dry, 43 Pur- oar with red interior, radio, ity. H arold ^ b o r , 649-4024. An Equal Opportunity Employer heater, whitewellls, economy 6 neU Place, Mienebester. JUNK CARS hauled away for DRAPES, valances, etc. — Cus­ FARN UP TO $225 WAITRESS wanted, days, hours cylinder engine, |1,250. Call tom made to your measure­ 10-3, no Sundays. Apply Char­ ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ |6. if com plete. 875-6369 after WEEK DRIVING 649-6808. ments, lined or unlined. For coal Broiler, 650 E. Middle ers, sales and service, bonded 6 p.m . THE BIG RIGS Help Wanted—^Male 36 VOLKSWAGBNS — 1957 to ■ further Information call after Tpke. repreeentattve. Allred Am ^, LAWNMOWHRS — Siarpened 8, 643-1913. 110 B ryan D r.. M anchesttt 644- 1964, 9295. and up. Specializ­ JOBS WAITING SALEJSGIRL WJVNTED, part- FURNITURE salesman — part ing in Volkswagen repairing. and repaired, pick-up and or full-time. Apply Marlow’s, 2141. tdme bakery department. Tim Mortarty Plying A Serv­ delivery in Manchester area. Train Now—Pay Later 867 M ain St. Ruas’ Mower Service, 742-7607. Manchester Public Market TYPEWRTTBRS and adding ice, 610 Hartford Rd., 643- Moving—Trucking- machines for lease. Tale Type­ 6217. LAND CLEARING — pruning, Storage 20 If you can pass a physical WANTED —experienced wom­ w riter S ervice, 649-4988. and need a steady job year an to care fbr 23 year old poUo, 1962 AUSTIN HEALT Sprite, reasonable. D A F tree serv­ MANCHESTER DeUvery. Ught WANTED ice, Manchester. 643-2009, East 'round, here is your oppor­ Saturdays only, momingB. 048- ESLIGER UMOUSIME Service, fully equipped, 3 tops, excel­ trucking and package deUvery. BY DICK CAVALLI H artford,' 668-0614. tunity of a lifetime to en­ 0479. I MORTT MEEKLE Inc. Weddings and special oc- lent condition, 649-2333. Refrlgeratora, washers and ter the trucking industry Clean, Late Model BY ROY CRANE oasioaB. Fbm for appoint- stove moving specialty. Folding NOW. QUALITY TRAIN­ WOMAN wanted fuU or part- BUZZ SAWYER ntTLP RAMBLER AMERICAN_ 1962, WANTED—Lawns to mow and m e a t 249-7868. ch airs fo r rent. 649-0762. ING, the largest company time, 6 days a week. Light USED CARS Buy Comef! I CAN OeOTBTHe (XIWIETE VVCCk© one owner, good conditlfm! ' o'rtS'ld* work. CaU after 3 p.m. So economical and easy to £)FQW/U2fciHA,V>iiVM,ANDALLI<^ 649-8798. approved school in the east pleasant work. New System HE MUST BE ONE tM ir 9660. 643-7420. needs 250 men to be trained Top Prices Paid drive and park. Twelve mod­ ^YANKPE.^ OF THOSE THAT y o u R . 16 A HANDFUL CF BiPDeEEO. J Laundry. Harrison St. YANKi Personals 3 ABLE ACOUSTICS — Look up Painting-7-Papering 21 for local and long distance For Ail Makes els to choose from. SURRENDER/ CRASHED LAST BBNARO. 1957 PONTIAC convertible, ex- driving. Train with the best y NISHT. MTIWTO^. WANTED — DependaUe driver, ceUent running condition. New with pride. Sales, service, in­ TRUjCKi stallation. OaU 872-0196. INSIDE and outside painting. on both Diesel and gas CARTER CHEVROLET Srd ablft Aircraft, vicinity Tol­ caiburetor, water pump and You name your own price. trucks. Phone 1-249-7771 land Tphe. and Route 16. CaU starter, 3250. 649-2197. C O .. IN C . Housekold Services SpeJlal rates for homeowners anytim e. SPECIAL PURCHASE 648-9046. 66 o r over. 649-7868, 875-840L 1229 Main St. 1962 FORD Galaxie, good con­ Offered 13-A WANTED BRAND NEW RIDE wanted from Manchester dition, best toffer. CaU 643- JOSEPH P. Lewis custom paint-' Phone 649-5235 REWEAVINO Of bums, moth 1966 Mercury Comet to Oonnectlout General Life 8642. ing, interior and exterior, pft- VW7 boles. Zippers repaired. Win Help Wanted—^Female 35 Ihs. Oo., Koomfleld, 3-1 Mon- perhanging, wallpaper re­ EXPERIENCED 202 2-Door Sedan 1959 CHEVROd^TT Brookwood dow abadea made to measure, EXPERIENCED or inexper­ day-Frlday. 643-9660. moved. Wallpaper books on re­ 4 door sta'tion wagon, one aU sizes Venetian bUhda. Key quest. Fully insured. Free es­ ienced, fuU or part-tim e wait­ PAINTERS owner, very dean contttlon, made whUe you wait Tape re­ ress, will train. Matron for lad­ tim ates. CaU 646-9668. MEAT GUnERS ‘ Automobiles For Sale 4 power steering, automa'Uc corders for rent. Marlow's, 867 ie s’ locker room . C all 875-6291. B transmisstan, radio, heater, C oll 1958 RAMBOiER Rebd, V-8, MUSE trailer, 8 x 40’ , ideal rec rooms, concrete work, cab­ The position we have 6066, Glastonbury, 633-1721. and FRANK RID6EWAT DAVY JONES for summer home, 3996. CaU inet - and counter work, cera­ open can mean the "Be­ MR. ABERNA'THY BY RALSTON BY LEFF and McWlLLIAMS ginning Md the End” In $195.00 Down BEPOSSESSION: Take over 613-1676. mic tile, fkxHT tile. CaU 649- 2349 fo r free aeUmates. looking for work for an 86 months to repay. 36SA8 paymenta, no cash needed with payment. Conn, sales tax and j average credit. 1966 Fontlao 1963 OPEN R ood cem per, very experienced Alpha • Nn- N a NQ VONTYl tHATfe BUT THAT DOESN'T PROVIDED THAT G renoodelhig, ga­ reg. transfer extra. ^ THE WRDNQiStiCK OTO, 1964 C a d i^ sedan. 1965 good comHUoin, Jachs, taUn> ^ ^ n iO N S . merio Key Poneh Oper­ PARTNERS SHARE INCLUpe A GUV'S. HAS'A FIANCEE rages, rec roonu, bathrooms ator. III I I { RISKS AND CREDIT...; A.. FIANCEE.* WHICH YOU DEFINITELY Monza oonvertinle. CaU 289- com, 31.200. 742-7607. PAINTERi— (S pr^ ) Courtesy cars available by l l l l l Is tiled. CaU Leon Cieszynskl, MEN! E xcellen t woridn||M n- III II l1 sveeiVTHfNSt s e e » D O N * r, MR. JONES 8254, ask for Graham Hotaneo. appointment fbr your serv­ I BuUder. 649-4291. dltions. Fringe berants, '•ill* SCHOOL buses, ideal for camp­ Familiar with automatic] ice inspections. 'A >1962 CATALINA —m aroon, 4- ers, at low cost, older modeio, modern progressive man­ and hand-spraying tech- u factu rer. door hardtop convertible, ex- 3300-3450. 648-2414. CARPENTRY—82 yaors expe­ GAN'YOU USE EXTRA EARNINGS? caD eot oondtficn. OaU 648-9506 rience, complete lemodeUng, I niqne In modem paint PART-’TIME FACTORY WORK AVAH.ABLE MORIARTY 1^^ ■ —9 p.m . additions, tec roams, eoncrete ehopof aprogreselve (leo- I worit and garages. RefqtencM ON ALL SHIFTS FOR ABJ.E-BODIED MEN IONA Garage—Service- trie appliance manufac-1 BROTHERS 2 ^ FIAT SFfHtTS car, given, free eatlmataa. Call 643- torer. Good wages and APPLY IN PERSON AT engine. R easonable. .OaU Storage 2629. "Connecticut’s Oldest- fringe beneAts. Equal bp- Manufadm ^1816 a fter 6. . ______ItogentJ U ncoIn-Mercury Dealer** M ANCH ESTER — C ooper HIU A TTE N TIO N BUlLDlBRB portnnlty employer. ALDON SPINNIHIG CQRP. iM6 MUSTANG — V-6, 4-^w ed, St., double garage, twp care or — Oazpcntiy, tntertor fteaai I ' > ZALOOTTVILLE, CONN. 801 CENTER STREET btogeady, axceMimt eonditkai, sUnnge, 3il6 m cottdy, C U l CUu- and zee ioobma flul Writs B6K K, e/e Verald' | OB CALL 648-2775 648-6185—Open EvenlngB $406. Can«M-9916 or 6U-70M. tonbuiy, 633-9067. M S-1746. BSB&h SaSBaBLS;^ PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,: CONN.< SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1966 /■ ' HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O ^ ., SATURDAY, MAY 14,196« PAGE 'iWELVB Houses For Sate 72 Houses For Sale 72 Resort Property For Sale 74 Suburban For Sale 75 Soburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sate 7i Business Locations Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale, 72 Houses For Sale 72 Help Wanted— Artidtt For Sale 45 Musical Instmmenta 53 Apartmento—Flato— Tenements 63 F or Rent 64 $5,000 —BUYS THIS year ’round • TWO-FAMILY FLAT with a big BAST CJBNTBR ST. RBOONDmONBSD upright, new FUULrlTMi: laboren, $2 per CARPE7IS A FRICen? Make cottage, attached garage, treed 2-car garage located on Wood- IH hatha, centered flreplaced™ s= ri-= .‘a 2-car garage. $7,500. OaH Ote- felt, new ivory and bench. Nor- THREE ROOM ^wrtment, par- OFFICE AND studio for rent. ^ ^^d«re*;:’fi"(^l^‘;:7^‘^ tree* plus «t5Tlot wlto ga- 1% Uths. ^ bour, no experience necessary. them a beautiful sight with lo t.^ ^ investment. MRten, bridge St. Five room* .down. Colonial, buUt-tos, 6 bedrooms, 7360. Call Grantland Nurse^, 643- Blue Lustre. Rent electric mal local deHveiy Included, tially fumhdied, CLASSIFIED suit tenants. Call Max Gross- A gency, R ealtors, 643-6930. six up. Both utdta vacant. Sep- fkily $19,0(X>. Hayes Agency, 0669 betw een 6^9 p.vat^ shamix>oer $1. Oicott Variety $166. 643-6663. M ain St. 649-9428. evenings. arate heat, porches,' fencing, 646-0131. Uy or retired couple. Leonard Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. Realtors, 649-6824.^______*^Uy room, 2 h a R ’TFORD—6 room Colonial, Store. m an. 649-5334. MANCHESTER is next door to WAR&tlQySEM^ or window ------— ^------etc. Real sound home. T. J. xrAMrMBSTBiR _ R anch 260 _A gency, R ealtors, 646-0489. t h r b 3E-3 bedroom R an^, LAKE CHATTEE - Waterfitmt !^t^, be sure to see tWs one. ^toolic, Wanted—Real Estate 77 Wanted—To Buy 58 STORE FOR RENT — Main St this beautiful 3 bedrwan assem bly^ah for whotesale 50 USED fluorescent light fix- BEAUTIFUL Ranch, excellent conditloo, C rockett, R ealtor, 643-1577. ch a rter Oak St 5 rooms’ plus N E W U S ’TING— p o rte r Street nice condition. P riced at $11,- lot, $2,500. Hanley A gency, 648- nm u- churches, schools, shop- ADVERTISING 1,400 square feat, heated. CaE - . ___^ ______A t ______9 4W\200, $11,500 UnA and *11$14,600. R/V) ILnftan Mitten 0030. -J-.—ping, 3« miles 4to-a. parkway, R6 ______V/WIlOr, ______iJ-fiA*. ______WANTED 6-6 room hom e, millwork c<^pany. Apply in tures, 4’, 4 lights. Ideal for rec BUT 'spd sell anUque and la rge lot, $16,900. Mitten Agen­ U P OFF BALDWIN Rd. (Pond re c room , garage, lot 106-236, area, m odified 2-level Ranch, room, garages, factories, 522-3114. A gency, R ealtors, 643-6930. miles to Manchester, 10 mileS vERNON — 3 bedroom Ranch desirable location. Write Box CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOUM persoi^b^tw een 8-5 at Rlmc<> used furniture, china, glass sil­ NEW APARTMENTS c y , R ealtors, 643-6930. Dane). A recent of 8 $17,900. wlto new pednt. J. D. 8 finished rooms, plus 2 un- VERMONT Real Estate — all stores, schools, $4.50 each, dis­ to Hartford, 15 miles to Brad- aibtached garage, kltxtoen AA, Herald. E art H artford, 40 Belden St., ver, picture oames, old coins, d e s i r a b l e abore or otfloa TOoma, fou r bedroom s, 2% R « d Estate Oo, 648-6129, 640- finished room s, upper « d low - kinds, northeast section. Fen­ 8 A ^ to 5 PAL count for 10 pr more. 649-9953. MANCHESTER — Blxecutlve ley Field. High elevation, best bullt-4ns. formal dining — ------H artford. guns, pewter, scrap gold, space, ground floor, clean, at­ baihs, large family room, ga- 8688. ^ « terraces, targeted lot, ton W. Chester, Broker, Box WOODBRIDGE home. Porter Street area, 4 neighborhood. $23,600. Open room , ceram ic bath, paneled WANT TO sell watches, old Jewwlry, hobby tractive and reasonable. Apply .n S a hoH arm. w At — 1 . ' i.iii...... - -- tremendous possibilities for 122, Lyndon, Vermont. 802- ONE OF THE finer things of GARDENS large bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 S f ^ ^ is T ^ lw y T MANCHESTER- Immaculate large family. Priced to mid every day and night, 9 a.m,- lov, room, near highway, bus, tags. Looking to buy, try collection s, paintings, atU.c Con­ Mr. Daly, State Theatre, U 626-5488. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CL^IFIED ADVT* Mfe—Blue Lustre carpet and lavatories, 2-car garage, Florl- r KM ' **b«droom oversized Cape, dto- ’s. For further information imt* r- 9 p.m., Foster St., at Beelzebub churches, Ohopplng. $17,500. ARB YOU liOOKHfG FOR A tents or whole estates. Furni­ a.m . • 8 p jn . 11577 30 MONDAY T bm FBIDAY 10:M AJU. — SATDBDAZ • a A l upholstery cleaner. Rent elec­ Woodbridge and Parker Sta. J. Crockett, Realtor, 6431577. room, 2 baths, 2-car ga- call R F^ Dimock Co., 649- The J. D, Real Estate C3o. Rd.,' Wapptog. Orv Goalee, Jig RltrM. W alsh, Broker,. 649-1448 ture R epair Sery|oe. 643-7449.' da room, patio, fully air-condi­ JOB WITH SECURITY tric sham pooer $1. The Sher- MancI ester MANCHESTER — Prime offlM tioned. _ Shown______by appointment MANrHTOmnR fVvinniai — s rage, central location. Bel Air 6246. A gency, 644-6068. win-WiUiama Co. HOUSEHOLD lots, antiques, space, 100 to 2,000 square feet>'^only. Call the R. F. Dlntoi* Will be open Sundays, 1-5, Suburban For Sale 75 AND A FUTURE? bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, 4% Room Duplex $150 central location, abundance of ^o., 649-5246. Sul'X id*^^ ------MANCHESTER - Mato St. at Mondays - Saturdays. 9-9, METER’S % h.p. deep well MANCHESTER - modern new- Strickland - large comfortable SOUTH WINDSOR—Beautiful V em on ^**^l«*2pPBliCIA®ED DIAL M3-2711 parking, alter to suit. H ayes ------to service ' the increasing pump, tank and controls, $35. glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ 5% room ' Ranch with full British Youth Discovers 3% Room Flat $135 . Agency, 646-0131. CONCORD RD. — Beautiful redecorated 6 room Cape, g room home. Ideal for bome- demands for reed estate. BOND BREAD CO. 649-9953. lage Peddler, AuctlondeY,' 420 ptagjChar-Bon Real Estate, central location, fireplace, 2- office combination. Bel Air basement. Real buy at $16,260. COZY RANCHER Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. Ranch, large living room, for­ STORE to r barber ^op, office, sts-uoas. ca r mmm.g a ra g e, Immaculate ’Tiled bath, vanity, many ex­ Continiwd From PrtcofHI^ Pago Has an excellent opportunity on RIDING LAWN mower, very e 2 Large Bedrooms mal dining rooip, cabtaet R eal Estate, 648-9332. 643-5129 649-8538 Thia three bedroom home Unique Auto Parts Source established wholesale routes. e 1% Baths or other use. On Cente? St. kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ MANCHESTER—7 room SpUt throughout. Bel Air Real Es- tras. Will qualify for mini­ with garage is a real value good condition: • Call after 5, ROOM Ranch, electric LONDON (AP) — Needing car in two montoa it will be 1^. e Modem kitchen with O. EL Morrison Realty, 649-9713, tion room, landscaped yard. liOvel, fa m ily room , 1% baths, tate, 643-9382. S IX mum FHA financing. T. J. at oidy $16,600. Needs paint Help Wanted—Mak 36 Help Wante^Male 36 649-9246. Rooms Witbjmt Board 59 heat, 2 baths, garage, near some spare parts for his car, “I will then take the c m h oin« 5 Day Week refrigerator, range, disposal, 643-0644. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, modem kitchen with bullt-tas. Crockett, Realtor. 643-1577. A paper but you can save A’lTRACTIVE sleeping room, ona ^ xaraw nriVed f« - SIX room Split level, schools and shopping, $23,900. Derek Taylor, 26, went to a and iget the parts I need, he JANITOR AND maintenance MIRANDA 35mm single lens re­ dishwasher 643-5953. the difference. Call Mr. PAINTER’S helper w ^^^, no Paid Pension Plan Sickle. CfUJUppen Agency. Realtors, NORTH COVENTRY — immac­ police station and asked the said. "1 also like its Ix^y. I man, full-time dish washers, flex camera with 50mm, 105 gentleman, private entrance, e Private basements piped for Bogdan today to inspect, experience necessafy, iriust be Paid Hospitalization automatic washer and dryer Houses For Rent 65 sized bedrooms, garage, trees, ulate 6% room Ranch, bulU- desk sergeant if he could get might put it on my oar too. full-time and part-time barten­ mm and 150mm lens, extention free parking, siiovrer bath. Ap­ CX5NVBNIENTLY located— 3 Agency, Realtors, 649-8464. 649-5261. MANCHESTER — pretty 6 room willing to learn. Call afteir .6, Paid Life Insurance e Air-conditioning (optional) near bus. Hutchins Agency, ins, fireplace, garage, high 649-5306 or 875-6611. them from a cor abandoned "I’m afraid he s right, said der. Walter for weekends for tubes, tripod and slide projec­ ply 195 Spruce St. FOUR and five room Ranch bedroom Ranch, nicely land­ 04e-9«68. Paid Vacation • Master TV antenna scaped, comer property, ga­ LAKEWOOD CIRCLE —Three Realtors, 649-5324. PRINCETON ST —Custom built Cape Cod home, extremely scenic location, acre lot. only » t » /-i-rt near his home. Chief Inspector Weston Cobb, m en’s card lyxwn. Call 876-6291. tor, $185. 400mm lens, $50. Call style homes for rent, $106 to home, 5 finished rooms, plus neat and clean. Detached ga- J . Hayes Agency, 646- BARROWS & WALLACE ROOM FOR RENT, kitchen e Hot water oil heat rage, new siding, storms, bedroom Colonial with a 2-oar 15 900 "Of course not,” said the ser- "but ell this p5rta the polloe to a 649-7934. e Open staircase $120 m onthly. A lfred D. Heck­ w MANCHESTER - attention in- one unfinished, formal dining rage, nice private rear yard" oi31. Manchoetor Parkade, Average week’s pay over 3135, privileges, free parking. 64s- large patio and walkway. Call « oxojuna geant. "Even if the car’s been very awkwardposition. I •.Large sliding door closets ler, 742-6519 after 6 :30 p.m . AYtnas TWimt vestors — Unique opportimity room, cabinet kitchen, laundry with patio, fireplace in living ------salary pnd commisslor, after 7086. owner, 649-3319 after 6 p.m. Manrchseter 649-5806 abandoned, you would stUl be visualize ahumber of P«>^« DO YOU NEED US? short paid training period. Must e SHctog glass doors room! large cedar closet, 2 room, aluminum...... siding, storms VERNON. Immediate occu- pancy, 3 bedroom Ranch, fire- WAPPING — large 8 room technically guilty of stealing. So ^ l^ n g College Student be married luid High School Boats and Accessories 46 THE THOMPSON HOUSE. Cot­ e On bus line, near schoobi, BRICK RANCH-Modern iTiid twanties T ^ Crockett home, new central heating sys- baths, jalousied glassed in and screens. Immediate occu­ shopping and churches Suburban FbT Rent 66 mia weiKiee, x . j . v^rocKen, j inon m a ______place, garage, built - Ins, raiaed Ranch, loaded with ex- forget it.” nsulUng a superior, old cars dumped on private h.p. Jbhnson, inboard tanks, only, central location, free rowhead Grove Cottages, Route rage. Excellent exterior condi­ with 2 fireplaces, wood shingled WANTED BOY to work part- 4% R(X)MS, heat, hot water, tion. Needs some interior formal dtotog room, mod­ Custom built 5% room the sergeant reluctantly put the property belong to toe owner of THE KLOCK CO. head, galley, heavy duty Gator parking. 643-2693 after 5. 354, Colchester, Conn. 04615. gambrel roof and small pone MANCHESTER — 6 room Col- PP^ „ ^ bus, 2% baths, nice lot. Call time, mowing lawns, odd Jobs. stove, refrigerator, pa-king, work. No central heat. Owners em kHohen, 2 fireplaces, Ranch on extra large roll- ^ for rent, 54 High St. nace, $125. monthly, no pets. IN HER PLACE! a smaU family. Three bed- smith, Inc., 963 Main arrangement B u 111 to Call Busonne Shorts 643-8886 Take Time good personality. Many em­ Realty, formerly Lewlss & 649-2813. Manchester 649-5306. ters. clerical work, permanent posi­ ploye benefits. Apply to Mr. sink, ice box, sleeps 4, running 643-8271. 643-0160. rooms, good Uving room, for- 649-5241 or 649-7959. 1068. $20,600. Wolverton Agen- WAT<9nM RFAPTr tion, full company benefits, 40- Stanton Realty, Winnapaug MANCHESTER — 2 family, 6 mal dining room, rec room to ------— ------cy. Realtors, 649-2813. J • W A iO (^ Anyone to thia predtaamont Parsons, 832 Main St., Man- water, electric lights. Must CREST APARTMENTS — 4% Her own home. And we EIGHT miles east of Manches­ To Be Nice hour week. Call Ralph John­ Road, Misquamicut, R. I. and 5 flats, on bus line, $18,- the basement. Garage and a FIVE R(50M RANCH with fin- ' ------■ _ . and CO., KEALiOKo doesn't need “to have some TELEVISION (hester, 643-8883. sell, M9-5771 after 4:30 p.m. rooms, 1% baths, spacious can’t think of a better new 6 room ter, 7 secluded acres bordered son, 666-1460, Union Carbide TWO SINGLE rooms for rent. 1-401-596-2885. 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ sense kicked into him” as much rooms, all appliances, heated, place'than the almost new beautiful level lot. Fine loca- Ished rec room, 3 bedrooms, betowxM ~i% 'VERNON — Split Level high by three ruling brooks, woods TECHNICIANS Oorp., Linde Division, Brewer SALESMAN to sell Water Boy FIBERGLAS 16’, 1963 70 h.p. Call 649-2494. tors, 649-8464. tion. T. J. Crockett. Realtor. UvingUVlilK AW4»6room has Altawnew waU^ TTU.M to w . . . _ 7 , , . - - on a wooded lot. Six rooms in cLpeted with 160 varieties of as he needs to have a Ufebelt on bus line, sound walls, in­ Raised Ranch we have for To a Teen St., East Hartfqpd. An equal lawn watering systems. Call Mercury completely overhaul­ 643-1677. wall carpet, roomy kitchen neighborhood, near quaint year sulated. Reasonable. (3all 649- Wanted To Rent 68 sale. churchfes, schools, shopping. aU plus garage, 125x160’ lot wild flowers, NEW YORK (AP) - How General Electric requires opportunity employer. 649-2330. ed, 1966, excellent condition, ^ th natural birch cabinets, oil Htome exc'elient con^lti^^ ’r^^nd stone cottage, c^bin. to.7 h a s iVTeen since ymx ve raeAeJde p reoe^ s^m Apartments—Flats— 3566 or 649-4342. to* TV technicians In expand­ $1,200. Bought bigger boat. COTTAGE, 3 or 4 rooms. Year Featufee are almost too MAN<3HESTER—6 room Capa CARPENTERS, framers and Tenements 63 hot water heat aluminum com- Real private location but stiU beataiftaly secluded yet close to lunch? »>«*<>«• Never a ^ to ing service department. RELIABLE MAN wanted week­ Call 649-2621 weekdays. round occupancy. Unfurnished. numerous to mention, how­ close to schools, bus and shop­ helpers. Mak Construction Co. THE JENSEN Apartments, 92- LEGAL .-. .uu ------Winy tJOl QO 80 lOUay --- juau M,. M m h t Top salaries, outstanding end nights, married man pre­ tVB H/tVE customers waiting (Jonnecticut resident, middle ever, we’ll try. Starting ping, 3 Ijedrooms, dining room, Cali 643-2282 or 876-8702 after 6. 1965 THOMPSON 16’ with 40 hp 94 Bast Middle ’Tpke. New 4% flreplaced Uving room, garage, J. Crockett, Realtor. 643-1577. Please call Lange Agency 1- ^ geature of peace and to let and 20 wtwn employe benefit program. ferred. Apply in person. Vic’s for the rental of your apart­ aged. Reasonable rent, Man­ with a big 200X288’ fully W olverton Agency, R ealtors, A gency, 644-8063.______Johnson -and aU accessories. room apartments. Rent In­ NOTICE excellent condition. First time 228-9849, 1-228-3296. him know you recognize him as Career opportunity, must Pizza, 153 W. Middle Tpke. ment or home. J. D. Real Es­ chester, Bolton, Coventry area. treed lot you can wajk 649-2813. MANCHEJSTBR — new 8 room OOVBJNTRY R anch — 7 room s all’s in doubt and noughf seems Call 649-1158. cludes hot Water and individual on the market. 'Wolverton a member of the human i;ace? be hig)i school gi^uate. tate. S'* 3-5129. Box BB Herald. TOWN OF ANDO'VER from an outside patio into, circa 1760, 85 wooded acres. certain. Never again will he Help Wanted— apartment thermostatically Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. MANtHESTER — Immaculate Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 2 full Surely there is a teen-ager in Please call J. C. McCarthy, ZONING BOARD a grade level, 30’ familjf baths, fireplcMie, sundeck, 2 car have to sift and chooee between Male or Female 37 MANCHES’TER — Spacious 3 controlled heat, Hotpoint kitch­ oversized 4 bedroom Gape, 2 289-687L OF APPEALS room that has Its own heat garage, finest location, near 600. Read Herald Ads r. Diamonds— ^Watches— room apartment, first floor, en (range, refrigerator, dis­ Business Property MANCHESTER — SpoU^ 3 tiled baths, dining room, 2-car WAITRESS and WAITER need­ The Zoning Board of Appeale sone. In addition to a floor bedroom Ranch, paneled fam' bus line, schools, churches, 649-5261. dering values and possibUltlL- heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ posal), 2 air - conditioners for For Sale 70 garage, central. Bel Air Real goofbalTs, or go around beating * ^ ed, part-time. Call Bolton Lake Jewelry 48 of Andover, Connecticut, will to ceiling fdeldstone fire­ erator, private porch, excellent each apartment, 1% colored ily rdotp,^ built-ins, full base- ^ ' . 9^ 2.' shopping, 10 minutes to Hart­ VERNON — U ft R built 6 room up old people and snatching For tae appalling wtldni MECHANIC to work In new car Hotel, 643-9781. tile baths, sound proofing in MAIN ST. — desirable comer hold a public hearing in the place there’s natural wood ment, ararntaum storms, ga- ford. Ready about June 1, pick of a minority of teen-agera, ths agency, full-time, experience WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ location. Adults. $115. Call 643- Ranch, paneled llvtag room, purses. r walls affords privacy in sound location, has 3 tenants, lot size 6, Ando- paneling all around, book rage, lot IM x 200. Hanley MANCHESTER — 7 room old- your own colors. Priced for Muddy Hike typical one today really isn’t so In Chrysler products preferred WANTED — man or woman to pairing. Prompt service. Up to 0310. floor to celBng brick fireplace, The teen-ager in recent years reduction, convenient base­ 14q X 160, all utilities, on bus ver, on Wednesday, May 18, shelves galore and a host A gency, 643-0080. er home, in excellent condition, quick sale. Orv Goslee Agency hut not essential. Apply in per­ MALE sell real estate full time, ex­ $20 on your old watch in garage, wooded lot, beautiful FOUR room apartment, central­ ment laundromat, master TV line. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 1966 at 8:00 p.m. to hear the of other curious things to 2-car garage, beautifully treed 644-8063. has been the t^ et of a lot ^ ‘^ ^ m Jy watch talevtslon too son to Joseph Palazzi, Service perience preferred but not nec­ trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. MANCHESTER — Beautiful view , convenient location, $19,- ly located, heat provided, $90 antenna and telephone Jacks, 643-1677. following applications asking see — interesting . . . Oh lot, extra lot available. Wesley Ends Safely ab^e from ^^oh, talk on the telephone too Manager, Chorches Motors, essary. Contact Mr. Phllbrick, B ray, 737 Main Street, State 600. eXU 876-4146. per month. Call Mr. Coope, patio doors and patio, private relief from the Zoning Laws of yes! There are 6 other nfiodem Ranch, 8 bedrooms, R . Smith, R ealtor, 643-1667. SIX ROOM Cape with fuH shed cr^^tics and long, be a bit brash to dealing In c. 80 Oakland St, Manches­ 364 Main St., or ca ll 649-8464 Theater Building. large paneled rec room, plus criers. K is as if we grownups, with 649-5203. parking, basement storage, 2 the Town of Andover. rooms, too, another fire­ dormer, 3 bedrooms, dining VERNON — 6 room contemp- . .V,* It, ^ elders, affilctsd with ter. FACTORY for appointment. Land For Sale 71 For Girl^ 3 seeing the mess the 'VorM le Ir^ ^ ^ blocks to bus, very convenient No. 57—Louis M. VaskaVari-' place 3 bathrooms, 2 heat­ extras, convenient to sclw ols $16,900 —6% R(X>M RANCH, room or fourth hedroom, flre­ orary Colonial built by U ft w e re trying to wash out our ^ if he has to walk more than HAIRDnESBER, ful} or part- SIX ROOM DUPLEX, garage, to grammar, junior high and 90 ACRES OF L a Nd ., on state ance asking permission to di­ ed garages and more to and shopping. 643-4309. Ixiilt-ln stove, raised hearth placed Uving room, big kitchen Florists— ^Nurseries 49 with built-in oven and range, ^ e ^ dangerous ex guilt by making ,our next gen- time work. Apply in person adults preferred, no small chil­ high school, l^r appointment road, % mile frontage. Direct vide Lot No. 178 to add to Lots show you. fireplace, basement, large WARANOKE RD -- Oversized 1% baths, oil hot water base­ WORKERS Wlggery Beauty Salon, 525 JAPANESE YEWS—9 and 10 dren, references. Inquire 21 call The Jensen Building Corp., from owner, 649-6363 6 No. 177 and 179 so these lots wooded lot. Hutchins Agency, ie i! Onl^*$22,800. Hayes Ag- swampy woods of e^jon feel guilty, They are more than balanced Fairfield St. Call us, we’ll put you and ^ p e on the top o f t ^ WU. j^^altors, 649-5824. board heat, alimilnum com­ the Laurel Lake section ended After all, being a teen-ager virtues. The teen-ager is no RECEIVING Main St., or call 643-2330. years old, $2 and $3, dig your ______Mr. Barney Peterman, 643- P'™- Xwill i" closer conformance Four bedrooms, two baths, big en cy, 646-0131. your family In your place binations, built 1959, $17,500. ------comfortably wllh a warm bath Isn’t a felony in l^U. The p ^ lazyboned shirker. He is being own. 179 Fern St CaU 643- l o o KINO lor anything to real 2463, or Mr. Charles PontlceUi, COLUMBIA LAKE — Wooded ^ th present zoning plan. BOOKKEEPER — Varied work this weekend. W e do this rec room. Vacant, trades con- m ANCHESTE^'VBRNON line, Wblverton Agency, Realtors, VERNON — Attractive 6 room ^ strange home for a three- ulaition consists of people who ever-expanding 7278. estate rentals — apartments, 649-9644. 58—Frank McKeen Vari­ CLERK in moderate size accounting lot, 110x185, private right of all the time. sidered. In the thirties, T. J. Compact 5 roOm home with 649-2813. Ranch, built-ins, family room East Hartford girl yearn to become teen-agers, are ,„j^isdge as if he were a Stras- homes, multiple dwellings, no o n n u r ance ^ construct accessory Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. sunporch, w alk otlt basem ent, department. Experience in JAPANESE yews, evergreens, heated apart­ way, lake privileges. Call 649- Opportunity open for an Excellent hourly tees. Call J. D. Real Estate, building in conformance yaotarday afternoon. goose. «ul spends more double en try bookkeeping 2 fo r $5. Dig your choice. 361 ment, call 643-5118 between 9549, a fter 3 p.m. TtrfVT tnrTfTTVM ACFISJCV ' — • • ■ , . large lot, $11,000. Leonard PORTER STREHTT—They say wooded lot, $18,900. Hayes individual with inexperi­ wages, 8 paid holidays, 643-5129. with set baclt'llne. WOLVERTON AGENCY t w o FAMILY 6-6, convenient Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. a thing of beauty Is a Joy for- The girl was Cheryl Greene, £igh'*it hours studyiig^ achool and ^ through tria l bala .ice pre­ Hillstown Rd. anytime. 8:30 a.m . —4:30 p.m . Agency, 646-0131. ence in receiving or ship­ paid funeral leave, ferred. Call Mr. 1*801. Green At this hesirini: Interested R ea ltors 649-2813 location to bus, shopping etc. ------ever. W e fe d this way about daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wen- home than most men work in NEED A RENT? Call the Rent Houses For Sale 72 sound Investment. Leonard Ag- MANCHESTEJR — 6 room Eng- . ... as^n. offices or factorlee. ping. Must be physically fit pension plan, vacation Manor Construction Co., 649- COLORADO Blue Spruce trees, MANCHES’TER — Six room du­ persons may appdar and be this listing. A lovely Cape Cod South Windsor dell Greene. She was visiting attitude of most adults Man, no charge. West Side ency. R ealtors. 646-0469. lish Colonial. Centrally located, He is no soft-muscled coward and have an aptitude for plan, group insurance $4, dig your own. Cadi after 5, plex, near Main Street, south heard and written corhqiunica- home on an acre of park-Kko 6361. Realty, 649-3566, 649-4342. LARGE EXECUTIVE Ranch, 7 modem kitchen, 1% baths, figures and detail. plus major medical. 644-1619. end, adults. 246-1815. tions received. Said appeals are grounds at a down to earth QUALITY EYE OPENER S^^and Mra fo s T p h S SX^thlrTSTJ^SS Hris^r^ylng the ^ rooms, modem kitchen with aU BIRCH STREET — Just off XWO BLOCKS from Mata, 6 aluminiun siding, double ga­ on file and may be seen in th^ price. The charm of this home orOf uCinolla ip oiia j-»r.Dr inIn Eaat Hartfordn.txi toward purple cows: He d rartfli- ..T o' a Jungle and ^ air war In faroCf «« Excellent working condi­ Applicants must be at ATTRACTTVB Duplex — 4% huilt-lns, dtotog room, two fire­ Mtdn. A small five room house room Colonial, 2-car garage, rage, only $19,500. Hayes Just aee this spotless 7 Situations Wanted— FXJUR room apartm ent, heat, places, 2% iMiths, fam ily room , office of the Town Clerk, Town^ wlU capture your heart. CaU when she started a hike that jh^ be one. ^ ^ “ tions, full fringe benefit least 5’9” tall and in rooms, 1% baths, including all on a small lot. Excellent heat- enclosed porch, shaded lot, Agency, 646-0131. room multi-level home and Female 38 Garden— ^Parm— ^Dairy stove, refrigerator, one child, two car garage wooded lot, H all. ■ Ing system . Ideal fo r a cou- perm anent siding, $16,900. Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty biwight her more than a mile whliA there has always been have ever ta4yl)t program. Apply to Person­ good physical condi­ utilities, Venetian blinds and be convinced, living room fAnm fhA Conti home wmie mere n«s luwayo anywhere. These young stMier Products 50 many extras, rent reasonable. second floor, $110, very con­ $31,500. Phllbrick Agency 649- Dated in Andover, Connecti­ pie. Only $9,000. Our sign is Hayes Agency, 646-013L MANCHESTER — oversized Co., Realtors, 649-1200. Eves. from tne txinii nome. __ acrimony between generations, o# nel Manager. , tion. Starting rate is RELIABLE woman with refer­ with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, UTAH xi i . ■ ^ idG&liCKS ' ftjld mOGt OC WlGWl 64r-3566 after 4 p.m . venient location. 643-2566. 8464. cut, this sixth day of May 1966. V, on the property. T. J. Crock------' Cape, excellent condition, rec ______649-2519. The Deneractor was wesiey generation in history $2,226 per hour and ences will care for children for family room and more. $19,- are ideaUstic about their mis- STRICfTLY fresh eggs for sale. Zoning Board of Appeals '-grtt. Realtors, 643-1577. CAPE — 7 rooms, fireplace, Dickinson of 283 Spencer St., a been subjected to quite such up. working parents, reasonable, Tomaszewski, Box 363, South 4% ROOMS, heat, hot water, room, 2 fuU Wed ba^ , j :m - m a JNCHEJSTBR—Ctae owner, 6 500. ObU Don Sieoo, 875- Sion — should ba our nation’s GERBER SCIENTIFIC NEW TWO fam ily flat — 6-5, O f Andover ------large lot, excellent location, pettog plus other extras, near supervisor for the Culbro To- ^mjiQiegaie attacks upon it as.our 643-8857. R d., Bolton, open daily. 649- stove, refrigerator, disposal. Bowers school area, large room Raised RancUf w ith heat­ 6611. major pride. INSTRUMENT 00. Clarence Custer, needs loving care, easily fi­ school. CaU 643-0467. hacco Co., who was working on today, 6472. J. D. RENTALS Parking included. Nice loca­ kitchen, 22’ living room, sep­ ed family room, family sized The truth is that the Ameii« tion, $140 per month. 649- Chairman nanced. J. D. Real Estate Oo. B&W tobacco netting near the wood- j^^^y teen-^era feel it is 88 GERBER RD., WAFHtNG arate furnaces, city utilities. GIftefU Coirfectioni MANCHESTER — SpAcious cus­ kitchen with built-in oven and oan teen-ager, on the whole, is Dogs— ^Birds— ^Pets 41 POTTED TOMA’TO plants Bur­ 0308 or 649-8989. ■ Theodore Moberg, 643-6129, 649-8638. •d area. them against the world, tor ev- __ „„ ,, __ Interviews at 10 a.m. FOUR rooms, second floor, CaU Leon Cleszyhski, Builder, tom built 5% room Ranch, pic­ range, 8 bedim s, yuU ce- BARROWS & WALLACE pee, Big Boy, Early Red, Beef Secretary ramie baths, baseboard 2-zone C heryl, m eanw hile, had ^rywhere they turn they meet a *ver”n^uced ^And instead of An Equal Opportunity WANTED — good home for two oven and range, $90. 649-4291. ture book kitchen, IS x 21 Uv- crossed the Manchester line, tirade. ever nroduced.produced. And instead inriead of Thursday; May 19 Steak, Red and Y ellow . AU heat, aSuminum combinations, Manchester Parkade, Eknployer cute tiger kittens. CaU 649-6480, Hy­ tog room, paneled recreation __ ^ . .knocking him, it might be a brids brand fruit. Ready by (FOUR ROOM apartment for Crocheted Casuals! 2-car garage, $23,900. Wolver- Manchester 649-6360 sloshed around in the muddy after 6 p.m. FOUR rooms, first floor. room . H ayes A gency, 646-0181. ^ good idea to take the Md out to July 4 and earlier if planted rent. Apply 50 HoU St. woods and appeared, crying, in ta not so much a friend to Very clean, including oven, ^ Agency, Realtors, -649- ^e^^n^ar where Dickinson _ becaitoe "he isn’t hailed lunoh, pa^ Mm on the back and FORMAN’S JOB —experienced, FREE — Cute frolicking kittens by May 20. At 84 Eaton Street, range, heat plus waU to WASHINGTON 8T.— 6 room , . . . . . teU him how lucky w s are to need hom es. 118 Maple St., Hartford every day until dark. FIVE R(X>M apartment, third into court - but A friend out of ^y, with amesite and general con-' wall cArpeting, $120. hom e, irith colota^ charm. ets. 8 large bedrwms, enolos^ Dickinson, seeing tiie child ooiiit «« 649-7449. floor, $50. OaU 643-6225. NEED MORTGAGE tracting, also man to operate ROGERS FOR SAHE *— tomato, pepper w * T with Swedish fireplace, hot wa- ^ ««« wet and muddled from head to ^^J^aLtackwin tTde^, but emaU back hoe and dump 4% rooms, appliances, first try - lau^ry room, cheerful nicely spaced, assumable mort- ^er and brought taey get safter. GROOMING and boarding ell and egg plants. Joseph A. 'THREE room apartment, bath, truck. Year ‘round Job, good floor, $125. breeds. Harmony Hills, H. C. .Mack, Clark Rd., Bolton, Conn. full ceUar, stove and ^rigera- r ^ ISow H b^ d in ?.’2-«r hi»_house, where his wr*^ronfSio7 opportunity for right man. Call CORR I Chase, Hebron R d., BolUm. 643- tor, $75. CaU 649-0009.1» AU utilities, sewers and side- wife promptly gave her a bath, praams. Saute halved chicken Uven after 6, 742-6190. NE3W room apar?ment, amesite drive, flag- 6427. s^/terrace°BpU rrair’fen^ walks. Owner transferred, only e LUNGTON — 8 family, 6, 8, Dickinson notified police and Adults smile tolerantly or in butter, then add a little dry CORNER MILL AND second floor, no children. Household Goods 51 THREE room apartment, stove, lY A R O large trees." Ideal location! New furnaces, new them that the child’s five- gneer intolerantly at the prob- sherry; serve over cooked rioe. OAKLAl^D STREETS YORKSHIRE Terrier — AKC AppUances and utUlties, refrigerator, first floor, Wells MONEYi 628-1518, Mr. Boynton, 649- p]^],jbing, 2-car garage, good year-old companion, James Con- DINING ROOM, Uving room, Owner. 643-9270. registered, lovable year old $135. St. 649-3120. Phone 649-5203 APRONS] 3148. location, assume mortgage ri> might still be in the woods, male pup, sweet disposition. washing machine, etc. CaU Do You Like MANCHESTElk with only $2,000. Only, $18,900 PoUce started a search fo r OaU 649-6606. 643-5558, mornings or after 6. No Commission or Fees to FIVE large rooms, modem, vROCJ^EDGE — 4 ^ r ^ MANOHB8TEJR^26 Croft Dr. across from schools, near bus, "R^ch-large Uvtagrooin.2flre- ^ Call now. Owner transferred. James. AppUcants Owner. 6 room Ranch, fire- To Work With M IN IATU R E POODLE — 1 ADMIRAL electric Stove, 40” , $100. monthly. R eady fo r the SAVINGS BANK ldac«9, fam ily room , 2Vi baths, placed living room, dining Schwartz R eal ESstate. 622-0228 Jam es, meanwhile, had re- rear yard fenced to, $26,900. Black, female, 12 weeks old,! two ovens, storage ^ace. $25. 15th. 649-7069. room 'With wall to wall carpet, Lou Arruda, 643-6464. ' turned hom e and reported P hllbrick Agetxiy, 649-8404. Cheryl missing. Mrs. Greene, $50. CaU 649-3409. CaU 6 4 3 ^ 6 . J. D. REAL ESTATE CO. built-in. kitchen, 3 bedrixims, Young^ers? An Equal Opportunity SOUTH WINDSOR — spacious after looking around the area, Nutmeg Homes OF MANCHESTER aluminum storms and screens, TWO PART Angora kittens with CLEAN. USED refrigerators, 643-5129 643-8779 Furnished Apartments 63-A n 0 MANCHEJSTEIR - r 6 and 5, 2 oversized 7 room SpUt, 214 notified East Hartford police, Employer attached garage. CaU We have an opening in' our double paws, kx>king for good ranges, automatic washers family to desirable east side baths, paneled family room, who started a search for Cheryl. '2227. Manchester Circulation Of­ hom e. 649-5657. with guarantees. Sea them at TWO R

Airman Richard P. Romano, son oC Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Romano of 90 Wells 8 t. has been selected for technical train­ ing at Keesler A®®. Miss., as 800% INCREASE an A ir Force communication A tremendous increase of over specialist. He is a 1904 gradu- 800 per cent in net earnings per ate of Manchester High School, share after preferred dividends and recently completed basic has been reported by Colonial training at Lackland AFB. Board Oo. In its summery of ------earnings report. Robert C. Whitesell, son of Net eaming^s per share aft- Mr, and Mrs. Chadwick R. er preferred dividends 'have Whitesell of 91 Bretton Rd. is risen from 37 cents per share on the dean's list at Rensselaer for the first quarter of 1966 Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N .Y. which ended March 31, oom- ____ pared to 4 cents per share for " Pvt. Reginal F. Denis, son" of the first quarter of 1'435. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin C. Denis, Donald R. Rose, treasurer of 88 Oakland St., was recently the company, says that Im- assigned to the 542 Medical Co. provement in production, par- in Viet Nam. He is a pay spe- ticularly at the Tennessee plant, cialist. ^od an increase in net sales is - responsible for the ri.se. Miss Thelma MacLachlan and N et earnings after taxes have Mrs. Agnes Williams, both of risen from $19,619 to $72,174 Manchester, and John Rau of for the first quarter of 1966 as Bolton, are members of the compared to the same quarter GreatejT Hartford Community of 1965. Chorus which will present its Spring Concert Saturday, May CITED AGAIN 21 at 8:30 p.m. in Millard Au­ Cited for the fifth succes­ i''-' ditorium at the University of sive year, Thomas F. Conran Hartford, o f 96 Washington St. has been elected to the President’s Club Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Davis of the American Hardware of 1379 Farmington Ave., West Mutual Insurance Co. of Min­ neapolis, Minn. The honor was Hartford, will have^ a 50th an­ B j niversary Open House Saturday, (Herald t^oto by Pinto) May 21 from 2 to 7 p.m. for eqpropri relatives and friends. Davis was Ancient OU Lamp at Temple Beth Sholom former manager of the Pruden­ tial Insurance Oo. office in Man­ Mrs. Oeorge Sandals, eo- the temple, looks on. The lamp box for display purposes. Atty. chester. chairman of the Manchester is known to be about 2,000 years John Rottner was co-chairman ----- Israel Bond comntittee, accepts old and was recently discovered of the Israel Bond Drive. The The Zipser Club will sponsor •n ancient clay oil lamp from at the site of a settlement in lamp serves as a token gift a German Night Saturday, May Herman Clott, area manager for Irael which passed into oblivion from the State of Israel to 21 at the clubhouse. Dinner Btflte of Israel Bonds, last night centuries ago, The lamp is Temple Beth Sholom for going will be served at 7 p.m. Carl Postmaster Alden BaUey of the Manchester Post Office presents a Safe Driver Award to at Temple Beth Sholom as Rab- mounted e said emphasis was placed n o w In kirvdergarten has shown a^art In trust and meeting new Manchester Ixrdge of Masons Hackamatack St. has been prp- 1957 os on agent In New Brit­ the program to be “very sue- adults, peers and experiences Day will be observed tomorrow moted to business office super- ain, where he was appointed as­ ceeeful” , Mrs. Haskel said. She without fear. For the very first at the Masonic Home and Hos- yjgoj. ■with the Southern New sistant district manager in cited statdstdco gathered from time, many of the children came pital, Wallingford. Dr. J. Man- England Telephone Co. in Hart- 1959. H e had served as assist­ NOTICE the children’s kindergarten ‘" ‘ o contact with adulte who ley Show, pastor of South. Me- ford. ant district manager of the > KEW teachere, who graded them on were warm, accepting and non- thpdist Church, wiU conduct a She Joined the telephone com- company’s Hartford East Dis­ ;toohrga 1 1 aittributee such as accept- puiilshing.” religious service at the home pony'in 1965 as a service rep- trict office in town since 1963. dbreo I LARRABEE’S ance of aurthority, self-confi­ Mrs. Miner said the children tomorrow at 3 p.m. The event is Concurrent with Nolette’s’ resentatlve in Manchester. She day dence, independence, attitude •'responded totally” to the school open to all Masons and their appointment, the status of the BARBER SHOP toward others, coordination. situation and that she had de- families, ■Warren office is being changed progra 18 P IT K IN STREET veloped a warm relationship — from that of a detached office with many of the parents. " I The Maglianesi Sabina Society under the Yoimgstown district wholly support Head Start.” will have its 02nd annual ban- NOW OPEN office to an independent district t^-Hoad she concluded. quet tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Pa- Walter A. Morriaaey office. 8 Days A Week Mrs. Tays, a mother aasis- g to l’s Rosemount Grove, Bol- Ih e THVB 8 ., FRL, SAT. LlJ (heir « tant, noted the progress made by ton. There vrlU be dancing from of the Babson Institute BRIEFS ONLY , riew er her son, who had been a dls- 4 to 8 p.m. aim g;ame8 alter the and the School of Banking at The annual meeting o f the cipline problem, “ came as a big dinner. Raymond RidoUi is Williams College. ' M ta ty Oonneebiout Association' o f Pub- lM»ed WASHERS surprise. His teacher reports chairman of tm event. He Is as- Named mMiager^pf tone j^y- Accountants wGi be held on hls behavior,'ia wonderful in sisted by Romolo Pagan!, Bahl- ment loan accounting ^ 196^ 25 at 4 p.m. a t the Hotel .Bbr A l) the news that’s t to 8 kindergarteni” she said. la Paganl, Peter Urhonetti,, Nick he was app^nted asstet^ statler in Hartford. Election of « print is In your Sunday She also commented, "By par- Pagan!, Thomas Pagan! and IdMl of Paper. Read It over break­ officere, commtttee reports, and DRYERS Acipatii^ in the program, 1 have Frank MarinelU. Head Office I/>an H atfbim last ^ business comprise tMttn f fast at our luncheonette on’ (fitted Sunday morning. also come to better understand ' ' ^ ^ , the agOnda. The meeting marks both my son as- an individual MonriMeyte^a teadiw of in- 25th anniversary o f the as- •a : O PEN 7:80 A A L and m y own relationships with Robertson PTA Amer- godation and wMl be higMight- him.” ______Ican In stitu te.^ B anlri^, and ^ ^ a dinner dance starting All the speakers were agreed Seats Officers serves as secretaiy of that or- ^ A complete restyled H A l i M A R K that an 8-li weeks program was goniwitlon. ] . « ' ' ______fo r a ll I'hr lit st . ''Tfaui not sidficiW. Mrs. Haskell not- Mrs. WiUiam WMtney of 160 Edmund Wrubel of 149 Lydall beauty package PHARMACY am ! Th( .Srr\ let H EAD S a g e n c i e s „*Depili ^ the AdminlstraUve OouncU-s ^very St. was elected end in­ j recently cMebrated his 817 W. MIDDLE TPKE. lt:< K AK ri'oini uu state and federal' funds advis- including restyled K»w stalled p r e s id e of the Robert­ Raymond D. »anco of 136 2jjth year with Pratt and Whit- (Step A Shop PteM ) ory committee has recommend­ Mias Nancy L. Scott Hollister St. has 'been promoted Aircraft, and has been pro- M t N( tir.STKK son School P T A at its fin ^ 649-2881 ed that she submit an a p i^ a - »i«»n has worked In the East regional supervisor to moted to foreman in the Vfil- haircut, pre-shampo^. tion to the OEO for a 30-week meeting of the season Wednes- Hartford and was a com- laboratory deportment, : t t program beginning in October day niglit of the school, a ie suc- the Northeastern Division of the styled set, and ^ mercial instructor in Hartford - iBttti Great American life Bnurance ftwM children. . ■ oeeds Iteu Michael DiBello. at the tone of her recent pro- The program, to run fbur days „ _ . . _ . .. . „ Oo. CREME COLD E •hl».. kell said, as the program got ident; Mrs. ':JQheit Rouasell, re- James Knight has been ap- 489 Hartfeid M . — 84t-8Mg 9 underwkjr April 11, because 31 oortHng secretary; Robert Oor- pointed Connecticut Special 1 , wn failed ip qualify uiider 'OEO ooran, treasurer and Mrs. Wil- Agent for the Lumber Mutual Ren rules for family income kmito.' ham M. Ewing, Mrs. Melvin PTre Insurance'Oo, of Boston, FREE consaltati(H>< l L '3 At the conclusion of their pres- BklweU and Mias Karen Ander- Mass. A graduate of the Uni- with our Ciriof^pen ■y- ALL MEDICINAL SERVICES AVAILABLE ontatkm, the Head Start person- son. oouioil delegates- versity e f < Connecticut, Knight G. T. LaBONNE nel were congratulated by hoard Maurice WiUey, north- received hlA B.S. degree in busi- cialist L’oreal or memher 'ITunnaa BaUey, Y^ho east regional vice president of ness Administration in 1949. He and ASSOaATES, INC. ol ha^roolor, caUed theif discussion “ su- Oonneottcut PTA, foim ally iwe- has most rcfoently been the from perb.” Atty. Bailey, who several sented (te scfawl wMi a trophy Hartford Service Office Mana- Grea'ler Hartford's DYNAMIC Insuranea times in rodent months has op- for haring the greatest increase ger for the Norttawestem Na- posed the board’s taking on ad- in membmHp in region she thmal Insurance Oo. o Agency NOW ditkmal federal aid iwograms, repreoents. Mr*. Khvril, mem- Knight lives at 48. Agnes Dr. concluded, " I feel we can all to- berahip chairman, u cop ted the vrith his wife, Betty, and their BRIN G S Y O U THE tally support this program." trophy on beh^'m {Mxirtsan two sons, Larry and Craig. OPEN SUNDAYS Dr. Wtotor Schardt, referring pTA. ' to townqpepplo Vho'sat in on the Grade 1 pupils of Mrs. Jess REHIIIk n t ittA'VAniat YANKEE < AJI. S FJ board’s discuarion of the o c o ^ WUhamsa^ Mrs; James Oim. Andrew Robertson hs re- WIGGERY venial desegregatian bushig, mtogs ente^tateed with square oenUy been appointed resident -y,- •AKBRY ICTS proposal but left |at its oonclu- dances. Grade 6 pupils, direct- m a n a ^ at the Mamdieater WARM-UP TIME BEAUTY SALON Peioii, noted, " I am sorry they ed by hbe. Joseph Handley, pre- P a ik i^ Apartments on ,W . 525 MAIN STf RAKE SHOP loft 00 hurriedly without hear- oentod on originM.niUlicfU with Middle Tpke., First Hartford PRECEbiNG YANKEE BALLGAMES - ing tMs. I oon see nothing but aooree Oxm "Oklahoma." Realty COip'. armnuno^d this T E L .' 643-2330 H A m f O M D 649-4878 good ooming from a program ItelrattinMiite were servad hi werii. WINF - 1230 ON YOUR DIAL ’ like tote — and flwm teMtag. am schoal siaetetia after tea Bohertson was bom In New OPEN THUR&, FRL too.’*! ■ — ■Mritag. ilersey and raised inVMassa-. NIGHTS tin 9

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MAY 14 Nini IdAY 20 ‘ComJjat’ - - Loved A Look at Political Wits KBW YOflK — The eponta- . tieket In 190S. Giving toe Dem - neoue M t and Irreverent humor owats equally Irreverent treat* y, The. last time I wae a hold- __ candid black and white film Hger and unetire—alt ait the out,” he said, “I was followed ™ ““ ***^ sequeneee of such todlvlduaUstle MiTM. Ume. by detectives 2i hours a day. I television ^iperaim m Isadsrs as Huey liong, Franklin He’s, upset that OomlMt. a toM someone that K we didn’t i DStaao Roosevelt, President ■ogram wMoh oonelabeatly work out our differences, I f. Kennedy his deft humor at miatatained a Ugh level of ^ go and pitch for the press oooferences, BNerettDiric- dtoama, was totaBy oivetSod ced Dodgers." sen, FtorUlo lisGuardla, Robert Driver Award to t o ' aoiininoiticaB fo r Bhnmy “ After Don D ryidale ended Kinmedy and William Buckley. : 22 yearis of^aate iHwtde. Ms lioldout, he lost his first two Davis Singers will be HUmorlet Will Rogers will be very drivers who *T don’t mtfnd tiwit I ween’t games. So this means when I ‘*^ “ **V„ . . , , seen giving his. tart appraisals driving: Walter nwodoated as an actor," Mioc- sign, I can give a bad perform- of Resident OooUdge and toe roll McGuire, 6 |»w saM, T have been nom- ance to the first two ^jdsodee, then New York Oov. Franklin za, 1 year. (Her- D. Roosevelt while both were ““ Ustenlng to his remarkST' im M b« iKmtaM,4. W« .Id a rartty wnimg mo- Presidential first ladies will y veteran of World wvwytetog we doilU to oeB «it- tors. He is not Jealous of hie be oovered to sequences ahow- lember of the Anfiy tontkm to the chow. AH of the fellow players. On the contrary, Jack Paar returns to tog Idts. Eleanor Roosevelt re­ regtoani chipped to and took he would like to see more television for a one- lating a humorous anecdote with l!lub and a member stories written around the other J^lwJtog * ^ ” «**^ ns. hour program Thurs­ her huchand the object of the “Jaiok Hoglan, who plays characters to the show. He also ^*11' d o*T ^ oS ?^ ’ a day night Kirby, morous side of pditics. es Envelope Oo. re- plane with an Uncooperative red a quarterly divi- wssm-t noftdnt*edr toe restot of anotoer contract ’»« r chamiMgne bottle. cents per share on a, a. SSir^a a S S U r . ^ ™ - Adlal Stevenson, whose fiist^ ck, payable May 31 eWeShow.’’ It will be followed by determining future pogUcal can- remark after toeing .hie first lers of record alt the ssquence of the 1952 dWates, the Plasa 9 Players Presidential election was,. "A iiness May 9. ***** R^ubllcan convention when the wiU give their version of a poll- Funny Thing Happened to Me <^^!Lit^ three-vote Puerto RJoan dele- ster for toe RepubUcan Party on the Way to the White House," Ignored by ovetytmeewoep* the gW^ asked to be poUed. Interviewing a couple about will be shown including Us last tom rlng’ pObhc. With polls playing an tocreas- their preferences for the GOP filmed speech. *T didn’it even heaskafraoi the cess, toey could give Jack what gMot ofinoe about the show, he wonts.” Morrow added. But. oh, toe menoes whUe we vie recently retomed from a A RAY’S store making ft! The A m y bad tour of the Orient, where Oom- ice St.—64S-0081 jpnpira doubto about the script bat is quite suocessfuL PIZZA siliiMi they read it, because It “In Japan, there was a mob A Handy Guide to Rowan and Martin Stoi 'ifeni^ Mm a rebellion at toe airport, and toey toy r GRINDERS Ihe, troops- They were dotoss. I’m not used Co toat- ^rvlce On A ll Calla wHh th e ftael product. But to toe PtaUippinee, lt.v > * aOLLYVfOOD (AP) — Rowan TMe, then, to a handy guide to House! But we had to catch n very ditfermt and very touch- stook^ dgarettes, Martia ftowsn and Marin — tir, which plane out of town.” The Prael OPEN , tfwrraw says hJvls eagerly ing. tt wasn’t fpc me, but ioc rjimrs eirinlr ^ _ dent said he’d enfoyed ^ ir ant FRI.. SAT. aiwtoUng toe duw’* fifth sea- toe show axal what we represent ^ «-vs ha “Hke a , .?^'*^^***, They find MIdwaat andienoea - SUN. 4 - 10 Md. *We have a now producer ae American aoMtore. I kept **«<“ “»y« “ *«*• “ “ • handaome and aubstontlatt-took- generally least responsive, “ yet smS a new story tW m t. We are thtoiWng, *V*c, If you have ever omsJMowii bank em besder hot t a g , says that to their act “I’m at Louis to good,’’ said Dlok. Ion., Tues., Wed. so i* to be to oolor, and we been careful to your Ufe, be on Ms way to Buwwe Alree.” toe auUnfrity, eeCUed, steady, TexaM whoop and holler and Save been Uoked out of MOM. oarefU here and don’t meae tola Rowan: “Ilook Mte a corp^ sober, reasonable, equare, to- Om ouppoeedly staid Drltlaii ■6 now we wM « great deal up.’ J fek a great senes of rs- **^**fi liot_m Us tr^ dignant at the Ufe he leads.’ “ make you feel Uke a ohampl- an loeatton." eponatbility to toeae people.' Despite these dtoatonllariUes, who has a P « * ’e bad on.” Dan reported. people confuse comedy partnmn 1,^™ jq^ Napoleonic brown Do they aasoodate between Den Rowan and. Dick Martin tadr: ‘T i^ y the vague, inept appeasanoee? "We play gUC '*toonotanay,” says Dk*. lecher, chasing giria, wanitag to now and then,” said Dick. "He toowers to Dan and I to b , y/hee! a» through Ufe.” Dick X toM It was Dick. Maybe tt Reruns Are Returning Dtept," Bays Dan Rowan, was cn his fourth wooden swis- was Dan. Tbere'o . also ,a mixup with ^^ick, chewing the pointed As TV^s Siesta Starts Mhrlto and Lewis “My wife iiutt-stabbers to bits or Jointed ; when she’s caHed Mrs. OOMINO SHOWS, „Lewta.’ ‘ Eacfa partner to 42, a Los An­ NEW^ORK (AP) — Televl- nights, warm weather Is a good# To «dd to (he oonftasion. Row- Sen. Abraham A. Ribloofit ot At MM A a a A a I v s u m vnIfrAt ______.a m w l> X-a.*.,. ------geles resident and an ex-writer, gioh gav^ vieweni with access to •Miaaav w *® v^v^xaacatch up with "The Fu^ qmQ Martin.NUtiTUn are thfa UUO OUilfoum- ^_____IX. vusawMim* Ww« TV.n^ Ommectlcut, chairman of a fi«e network channeto Thurs- for ‘Txur Radio theater,” ” ..c. etc. Senate subcommittee tovestt- Roam and hto wife have three gaittog auto safety, wM epp^uv day Ught a choice among 14 programs, a few Wednesday oiQier Martin —■' Deaxu There ou CTO’ ‘TStUsh Projefct—Tha programs. T en ^ (hem were nights with Danny Kaye will may be further puzzlement In ohHaran; Mlartin to atogle. They teamed as performers Search for Auto Safety” .RMay •atuM, " prove enjoyable. Gklifomta and Nevada, where ntaie days a ftw a mutual friend 10-11 p m . . . . 'TJFXJ: r a e ^ FMday thsM ware W shows aU that is to (he late eva- Rofwan and Martto wUl be ap- Foe or Fantasy," a study of un- ning, reserved for (he more peattog shnUKaneoualy to nfgbt ^ Identmed flying Objeqte, wHl bo (^^-nad 14 were rerune. ^ ^lere. oMba. Their televiaWn olUbB and teievtoicn ever since. broadoast on CTO Tuesday lOii-; i^Tlie nettanks are storting older viewm often obmplain era pretaped. 11 pm .. . . ShaksHieare’d “Tbd Oielr summer Vestas—and (he i^Kut ptogiams between 10 and is WaeUngton, after toe cor- Winter’s Tale” wfil Iw present­ MIR Viewers who deot to keep (heir m ara too tofe for working peo- respondents’ dinner, President ed to a BIBC production on ' Mta turned on m HfcUy to be Johnson invited them "over to Channel 24 Friday at 8:80. Rob­ liored stiff. (See Page Four) (he bouse for a'drink.’’ Cried E x-T o^ Boy ert Shaw wlU star. For the past couplo of sea- D an: *^Jmagtoel The iRTitte lARE aohs, (he early evening ached- ' In C oliim ercial <* aU three networks have been filled wttfa progiam e Uee- 'The tweive-year-oM nephew Ptttod as famBy shawm. That of two local reftdehts is ap­ leoial! means V, j^ragrame prlmaray pearing on the 'obmmerclals of ^ViMle for cUidren but wMh ju ft NEk7a'’1littpper’' mow on iSai- ^./aplbugli eftra ta (hem ap that . ufday evontoga. plete rejityled " ' paranta wU s M nroiiid, II only He to Frairii E. Jbtaaen Jr^ later program. who was- boih to ^CMObester ity package ^ . .Thus. ftMWB Hhe “ Batman," and -iBOvad to' Hufiywoodj f l A : NICS ‘‘VahUd Boone,’’ “CMget,” and 'arttii Us My. ta d lb s . “ OiMgan’a Idtaid’’--aU showing, Jing restyled Ftflnk B. JofaiMMn^ about eight )HIES aapeats >, Thursday night—may , y sM .a g o . . bafva naUUens of dMdren: and , pre-shampop. The y o ^ FrimiE to a nephew , pwUent aduUs looking ^ o f Vtoianoe Johneon and Walter first time. >d set, and Johnson of 104 Paifc 0L Itto a raire adult atooi ean^ ..TM youth is doing, oomnaar- EME COLD I anjoy C M d ^ a gkEttto advan- olals for ;a sneekeni flim that •drea a oeonnd: tkna aSound aponoom Ibe show, 11m com- WAVE B filHioiit nerptotor srs .sanistliitas saan 1S65 The' tekMsIan flfiftftu efl. WTK7S “ Ranger A n if. Mquiras Hit vkvtowar to oample Sbam." ' ttlitowtfc wnreo wbsn tiM m w Mtor Jttineon saya fiw asm- aeirelid eppaarauos is FMift’s Md, by (be eiU, of October, Frank Sinatra in '*Sin- fit ft vanhiini hito telewtolMi. ghs: RADIOS bmden too oUoto^ into vlawing flddM .tth i elMr t e a bsen wMoh^l Ingrid BwgnraR Ir fitea: A Mail and Hifl Inn o f Hie Sixth CAUL 44f-.ltA# ______I are not «■ bM, Mg refOtoidy S^ A,, you have been wataUag Music” repeated San­ Mft toanttd. - .bar. nqpliiw i# - ' HflppinoM” Siindflr «4 E consoltatitHK 2 Tuesday dfly nigfit on NBC. paam ^h^^e"g eeti^ ifiam f pjn, on ABC. ' our C(rior L’oreal or C lairli: roolor, 5%1 THE GGERY ■TV tttti AM If, JU. Morning ja PROGRAM Educational TUESDAY J(/ PROGRAM oUmsn Henry Tyrooa ( SATURDAY !£/ PROGRAM tag tadnstiT** Grammy A’Ward (0) mirtyblrds < 0 ) Donate The M e s ^ 1 :0 (8) Beat SoBer . (0 ) Desato n e Meaaca to N Y to rails funds for ur loa oxtiwracanaa 8:0 t0> News end Weafter O m u p of stars liioludM Bob TV 8:0 (0 ) News aid Weather (>a deal and Impress all •tM <•) ^ »« w « <0 » ^ ___ , MUtoa Betle, aAcaa Hope, P em r O am o.8 te «e „ Al­ ’’Seventh Heaven” Pat V *’S8 Wall St. with hts wheeling TV MTonth Heataw’ ' - ’K . A u t 8 :0 (18) Balph Kaaaa 8h ^ len, ’tony B en n er Itebt. Oou- (8-00) Bea Coaey 8 :0 ( 0 ) Peter JoBatags Nears tot Petfieert Jonottoa (Ct #in." Burvtvor M spcctocolM l,| # {r^ ^ w S lf“5a»i (0) Sea Hunt . aateah ' , PM 1 :0 (8888) News (0 ) News at Six narthquik* aacapMv to Mand, - (M4#> LePs Make A Deal (0) . (ft). Nows at fflx . _ 8 :0 (8) Password • 8 :0 (8) Spelts aa8 News (A280) Peyton Place (0 ) d:W (8) MesMste el Cisaisrt — •:0.<8> Sports, News aad Weathss 8 :0 ( 8) Basel _ 8:0 Petal el ,VtaW „ 1 * 1 0 (2) Beport ^ _ X iW <|). • dadaaa aid to dethnnad queen News 1 :0 tMA#) Wows (8-M0) Peyton Place _ _ Repeat of M i^ 10: t:W p.m. <8L0) Oibs Of Onr Uvse (0) 8 :1* (0 ) Oheyeaae 40» Be^aa to ferocious is- ifita g ) 'Gaasmeto d tu (8> Ceaversatteas _ liM <8r Ihsawotd ______• ;U (M> Maverick 8:0 By-Line (8-88-M) ^nlMertial tor 8 :0 (t t ) Clabhoase (8). March et Tiara _ Sad tribe. 'BS Mdrria. Laura 8 : 0 (0 ) CInhhonse 0 M # (8) . BeUyw^ Sceiite St0 <») i^ la l Beport ’’Search for Vongeanca." (U) •;sa,<8) Bin Oa and Fiagae GueriMlabrity talent scouts: Repeat of May M, - 8m- women Twenty-one yrs. after downCsH w a S m vtl Brown. idiW «>' iw iu ^ i*M Bt85 (8) TeWa Otter 8:0 <0) Special Beport 4:0 Fourth Esteto ' v 8 : 0 Beepe ^ . “ Nick A foriunS' W ally Ook, Crieste Holm and Putnam _ of Naal Germany, tbousaada dsW (8) Saarisa Semester 8 :0 (3 ) News with Walter Ci m - " her Stevens. ((3) Repeat of May lA 8:0 pmi. (82-0) The Deotem _ of war criminals are itlU be­ t«M (I) Blf a.neatre (If) ntvortts t ih n almost mliia Agrloaltaie Oa miada ing hunted by machinery o t •‘Keniuckjr," •*lj!TS.SS;s!“. (8) Newswlre „ lazxara “ The Sadness of Repeat of May t, StOO |sm- 8 :0 <8*-0> Womra’ s Nesrs Justice In Frankfurt. Tel A vIt began in^CIvn War. o a U 0 f»^ (M> Osaer tiw tte for &>n a u Fat because of Tt8« (8> News and WeathM <»«#4#) A Time Far Ve (18) LUe of BUey . a Happy, Time.” When Paul ' 8:0 USA: MusteMusic _ 8:0 The Caexneetod (8) Exerelsa vrith Glailn #01 8 : 0 (8) Ta Ton The TiUtti OhaUenges . _ 1st NtooleNtooJO Lcqgetlioaget he tocntocos Otethe 8:0 Opliitoa_,la, the OapUel (8-0-0) General HoinHal men lUto Martin Bormann, ations later. L o r ^ T ta m , “ Judith’’ ^ (W) Streets el DaMor - t«S <8> Newa with Mike Walteee <8S.S#> Aaefter W ^d (8 8 0 ) HunUey-Briiddey Be- 4 :0 Open Mind (U> MUUea D rilar Movie ^ (tt^f^’^Rmtley . Btlaktoy <8.3#-M) Oeaeral Bosaltel decision <4 whether be should ' Beport <0) thought to be Uving_ some­ Richard Green, Walter B r^ (W> Beepe _ - : ■ U(N (84-M) News. Weath- :Se (8) Year Ceasmaalte port (C) tell her of his tenhlhal condi­ 7 :0 Sunday ShowMwe “Miracle Man.” Patriarch where in the Jungle, ^ ro u g h nan. (8) Fileada et Mr. Oeebes (IB MUItea DeUar M ^ , 8 :0 TS) Peter Jennings News Plcasao cures a crippled boy while 8:0 (f) Peter Jesalngs News Saibscriptiea T T . ? tion. Stephen McNaUy b) guest 7 :0 (8) After Dlm r^ovte contacts with editors “The Beast of Babylon T;M (8) Let’s Talk Aboat “Take a Chance.” Comedy 7 :0 (8) Alter Dinner Ifo vio ■ co-star (Cn 8:0 Yankee Painter crooks are out to defrrttd Um. bureaus the Son of Berculea." .. 'What'S New PUssyoid- ■iW (8) Oaptate, B aM M wUh’ music about couple U "The World in HIS Arms” 8:0 The Wtator’a Tate Hobart Boswoith, Sylvia Syd­ "All At Sea” -’58- Seasick cap­ Lite and their news <«»> Bah Yeaag New* gamblera..arho also pick pods- (A880) Tha Aveagen tain takes (Minmand of sea­ around the world The lla ro b of Berculea nearly m sM hte . WAatod: Dead ar AMva ets and pioniote romance be- ooimtess try to pirevcnt «®r 8 :0 <8> Nesrs ' side resort untU nnscrupidous tween sm^r and producer. U :0 <8*880410 ) News, Spells fMd officials try to get it from him. by step, the relentless taler* ‘ Babylon. Gordon Soott, IColra .8 :8f ( 8) Hap Bioharda Shew marriage to a prince she does MONDAY 8 :0 (8) Dlok Van Dske^ Shaw national manhunt for N ari Orfet (O) . (8) The UeateaaBt Buddy Rogers, Jamea Dunn. not love. Gregory PeM«> Aaesriean ^WdeK Ossie m I .itassM (88) MUui neaslss Shew •'8». Blyth. Anthony Quinn. ((3) AM i ( 8) Space Commander f Shaw Victor Madden. criminals. Highlight ^^Ue tf^S^Wdri^”- Oay^ “She Done ’ Him . Wrong." (8) Addams Family (280) The Fagtiive 1 D ieadi jt (. de <8») Uoyd Thaxtn 8 :0 <8r Nears (8) Fllntstones (0 ) The Big News 8 :0 8 D Poetry (2840) The Nunes 1 8 :0 (18) Topic (t t ) n S t (18) SubecripUen ’TV 1 «H «U> BaSebaB _ _ SiM «> Becrrt A s^ _ planet hurOing tanrard .Eiorih f :U (8> Depaty Daws <0) "Judith.” 0 :0 Wender 0 Words (22-0) The Hatch Game <0) •’Judith.’ ’ ,, U : 0 (8* 2 0 0 0 ) News, Sports and Ml a coUision course Is ex­ ^ (88-8#) Yen Den'l Bay iC l Starring johnny <3arsoii 10) (20). Beadei’ s DIgert .•TO A" Weather ' New York Mete ts. Baa Jran- ‘Room In Qm 'BasemMtt'' tiSe (8> Leave It te Beaver (8) Space Commander 8 Shew (80) Yonr Health b Yonr Fa-, U :0 (3) Monday Language Arte Qmidea * 8 (0 ) Never Toe Yoaag (18) Vlatage n e a te r oUkm ihonn9) John. Drake :attemnta to ploded 'h r scientists with roCh' (M> J a ^ Labaae - (8#-odsm vs. W t in A Biirop^ embas^ bi ' ■ earth la terrorisedt M i#* (8) I LeVo Lacy <8B .M >T m Mirich Game (0)- : Weather ____ . , cowpoke set out to (mpture 18:0 Book Beat n ( 0 ). Beaate Spot 7:16 (t t ) Leeol News sad Weather Ftttebursh P ln ^ Bwltseriaad. . ' “ CaUing : Dr, Death." LOB- (88-8#) Bye Oaeas <0) 7tU ( 0 ) Western Hass HlgUlgktS 1 :0 ChUdrea's U teiatom I.-0 (3) Big 8 Theatre (0 ) Sports Camera U : 0 (8) Tnesday Starili Chaney, F a tiicia ' Morrison (IW Never Tso Yeasg black stalUcm who haa turile(l (0 ) Peter Jeoaiggs Nows ----Fury at ' SmugglSmuggleni Bay.’* tiM <» ^vie • ( 8t-88> Get Burl ■_ (8) DIveroe Court (4|> Bwabby ' ( 0 ) Sports Camera ^ outlaw.. Joel McCrea, Mari Language Aria Grades KB “ Thunder______Qoud.”<31oud.” -SO- Story ‘Now JTou See Bbu, Mow Ton itaito Cinema <#•) Bose the Olowa ( 0 ) Peter Jennings News 8:0 Exploring Nature ^ . . . of the famous (3oU .0 and bow 7:0 (22-0) My Hoqter. The Car (8) H evie Festivrt ot RHa (M) nim Vsatarse (M> Sstarday BdUtea News «I0 (88^ News Blanchard. (O ' “ Beat of the Baidmen.”" Robt. (W> Cheel Don’t” A govt, iwientist who » : 0 (880) Nows^ , „ a8)"Beasty ISpot 7 :0 (8 8 0 ) . Hnllabaloo (8) Movie nstIval.M Hite . . Naturd Science QradM 8 8 it Jsroughit law and order to (C ) . . • Ryan, Claire Trevor. i> has InventM, ah Invisibility U :M (8) Saturday Speetaealiw . 1#:0 (3) Homemakers’ Meyle Petula (3Iark is heetess to N (^ 8 :0 Sets and Syatema the West. Randolph Scott, (W ) Fai ' yhsose is0 <« BIr 8„ T h M ^ , ^ ^ . “Vivacious La^.“ JatnM 8 : 0 (IwW^^PIrtSe ^ n *t Brt the 11:25 ( 0 ) Eiplenage riot B ray appeals to Maxwell QitiaTt “Tunes of Glory," Battle; of (88-0 ) Cenoesd^Uion ‘ ‘TOmbat Squad.” - S3- Green Harrison, Kim Weston, the ' Stewart, Ginger Rogers. CM- 8:18 Friendly Giant Ruth Roman, Uoyd Bridges, U : 0 (23) Tonight W ow. BswUac for protection. (O R, • (IS) Nevsr Too Yoaag _ . Infantr^ah gets a chance,to Toys and Sam the Sham and Icge. professor mam 0 hlgbt 6 :0 What’s New OhildreB Zachary Scott. (C) D slslw 40) (8-ta4#> Lawreaee Wetk Show U :M (M> Arlene DahPs Beauty Nsel the Pharoahs and introduce 8 :0 Opinion In the O raiM 12:26 (40) M-Sqoad u _ ___ prove his Worth when bis club singer but' his faimly (22-0) Dr. KUdare (O) 12:U (0) U. 8 . A ir Force Bell- •iM Batuday Might at tte ...... CC) I . . ■ squad'goes. into combat. John Hullabaloo dancer Patrick Ad- . won’t ac(»pt her. Repeat 0 May 16, 6 :0 p.m. “ Hirarde Mon." gioas FUm aad Sign Off (O) ess, John Mills, SU86HD4ll 11:0 (88-0) Homing Star (O) ..Ireland, lAn McCalUrier. larte. (C) R 1|:» (0 ) Dick PeweU Theater 8 :0 What’ s New (0 ) Featore Foar^TUrtg (8-2*0) HcHale’s Navy Yoik, Kay Walsh. (C ) .' (84^> SapeAaarket Owe0 (8-80-10) 18 O’ clock High Repe0 0 5:0 p.tu. (0 ) HThere The Aetion b • ' R 1 :0 (SO) One O’ Clock Beport — M e withers “Gun Fight at the'''O.K. Cor; (UllOIllM i ^U ar Mtvie U ; 0 (M> Tonight Show ■ Sign Off Wide Werid sr-l^eats lal.” Burt Lancaster and_mrk “ Hit aad Run.” Hugo 'EUtea. •Take a Chance.” 8 :0 (8 8 0 ) John Fonythe .Show 710 Trav0 Time (0 ) Saperman *;0 (220) Tneaday Night at be U :0 HedaUion Theater . U : 0 Cn-0> Faradlse B » (0> (C ) B Stairing Johnn;y C an < » (O Maryland (0 ) Adventures b Faradlse Movies _ . _ - 1 :0 (8) News nnd W eaber —Mo­ niaeet. Douglas, with Rhonda' Flem­ (0 ) 'Where tee AeMn b 18d5 (0 ) M-Sqaed^ ment et Medltstion -*lgn Oft Xtfm ing, Jo yah Fleet and John U ;M (8#) Tonight Show (A 8#-M> The DatlBg 4hlrty 8:0 (880) Dr. Kildare <0) B. 7:0 The Magic Boom 8 :0 (8) Mike Dongtes Show “Tiro Wheeler Dealers." Starring Johnny Carson 18 :0 (8) Love of nie , (8-800) Legesd Of desM 18:U (0) U. 8. Air Feroe Bell- Rural America , ■ (0 ) White Harter James Gam er and Lice Rem- (8) Tell He, Dr, Brothera (S> Brad Bavla Skew 40) Ireland. Story of events lead­ "WUd Harvest^’ Alan Utdd gloas Film aad Sign Off (OT 1:10 (8) Newseope, Momenta of and Dorothy Lamour. - .James 8:0 The French Ch0 . (0 ) The 'Three Stooges Ick with Patricia CSrowley, Jim 1:0 White-B0 tor toric gunflght in Tdmbetone, at Medltatiou —S b w ^ -8:0 (0 ) Amerteaas At Work (8) Weather, BMrto. Netrs Arls., In which Wratt Barp glees Film and Sign Off iO) Ct#0 ) Ibnan Steed .,0 mW : . . ■’Judith” ^ Child (18) In the Fatmo Interest and Doc Holliday faced law­ 1:15 188) Late^Show_ 18:0 (8> Noate > . . ^ ; 8 :0 (8) Hike DosglaS Shew 8 :0 (3) Andy GrUfith Show (O) 8) -^lae O’Caoeh Beport — ’Full of L ife’ ’Judy HoUlday U:0 (S> Searok for Tomerrew i(280) Best on Beoord ga O ff ^^rm an Porcelain with Cteoi, (88) Stingray . less Clanton gang. R (C ) <0) Bible Answers 1:0 (8) TeB MO, Dr.0M«beN . <8#> Theatre 8* <18> Babsori^a TV and Richard CMnte (880) Let’e Flay Poet Offloe • ■ t-EtoeClal program featurUm per- g Michael ■ The Hook' 'EM Begley stars “Lord Love A Dutdc.””: (St) News, Sign Off (C) 8 : 0 (st^ S>da?%ea^^fr'Aellen ' fonnsoic^s by some oC thw Irti (8) Newsoepo,i.--0enM«to M 8:0 Beport: from Vietnam In a melodrama concerning a t:S t (8) “The Face b.Familiar" 8 :0 (8> News. Moments e l Cent- (800) Father Knows Best (S#> WUriybirds .y c ^ s winners ol the record* Comfort —Geed Night Byna The MUte of the Gods PROGRAM ■ I'linadtaig D .A who uses an New game show with Jack fort, Geed Night Hymn (8) Gnldiag Light 0:0 USA: Theatre . WEDNESDAY ‘ convict as halt to catch a Whitaker as host 8 :0 (8) Moment of Medltettea — (18) British Ouendar Folkways, Festivals pad .Ft#* narcotics smuggler. (8-M) Bellday on lea Sign OH (8 8 0 ) News Theatre slj ■ Tim #' Chnnnel (0 ) Tepio - captain. Mae West, Victor Jlo- U :0 The Great Soelety (0 ) Tfcree Btrages . . Laiglen .'36- New Federalism :/ 1 0 ( 8) Best SeBer -1.' (8-880) Ben Cns^ 8:0 (0) New Horteou (32) n e Big Nears ■iifi'SlII ■ . . : (U ) SnbscrIpUon (0 ) Whirlybirds U :U (88) Tonight Show TUESDAY “ Promilie Her An: 6:0 (0) News aad W eiU^ Starring Jbhnny Corson (O InAchori Programs (tt) At Home m b 6 :0 The Chrteto^eia Bice Oemow, West Hartford (0> The Salat ( A280) OontMeatial tor (8) Movto Festival ot Hilo (8 0 ) This b Sm Life News, ns Mltor in chief. Children’s Llteraturs .Womea er 4 :0 (8) B0 Mattomea - 8rt5 In-SchooI F i e ^ w „ •Tender Comrade;” RobL (0 ) Agrteallaie aa Parade (0 ) Wtenlng-Flnt (880) Aa Aastrlaa Aftolx. 2 :0 (8 ) House Party (C) 6:18 ( 0 ) Maverick Ryan, Ginger Rogers. Every- 8:18 <8> Davey aa8 GellaHi ( 0 ) N T M ^ BasObaB Window on Our World (820) The Decton 8 :U (28) Clabheue News special showing the ite- 8 :0 Sets and Syatema day Americans and b e ir re­ 8:0 (8) Adveatiues el Oamhy (Q) (Home) NY Mete vs. San aults 0 an investigatiaB 0 A Time tor Us 6:26 (22) Bpectal Beport actions to wartime. Yotxu Francisco Repeat 0 May 16, 8:0 p.m. 8:0 (880) Womra’s Teaeh News 6 :0 (2) News wHk Walter Cron- (8) Davey. a ^ GeUalh ■ (O) signs-0 a neo-Naxl revival ta 8:0 FMndly Giant wivra carry on when husbands <0) latradaCitea ,M the MeW 8 :0 (8) Mister.Bd (O) Austria. The program' probes 8 :0 . (3) I n TeB the Trab kite (C> _ go to war. (8) Movie 8 existence 0 a fanatic right- 8 :0 WhaVa New ChUdren <8%|*> Aaober World (8) Nears and Weather Teitamaat 8:0 Trav0 Time , (8-t*-0) General Hospital U:8B (0 ) Feature 0 Tonight Show __ 8 :0 (8) U ih l Time (0 ) FUm Feataree , eral ideas, stistill living in the (18) MUlira DeBar Movie (22-0) Huttey- Brinkley Be- Starring Johniw Carson (O >:0 (8) S r FHead PTleka MS Wings to Seaadlaavto past, but eager to ulluenoe 8 :0 WhaPa NeW “S(xUc be Rich." Mu^ed pert JO) Repeat 0 8:0 p.m. - comedy about coUege life; 1 :0 ( 0 ) One 0 ’ (31o (0> U, (0 ) WeriT 0 U fa (0 ) Pictare for a Baaday At- ( 0 ) Story’s 0 Baoeess 8:0 Wadiwerta Atheneom gtans Film and Sign Off (C) ( 0 ) Samed Heart . toraeea 7 :0 (8) Lassie (C) W aiter Connolly, John How­ (8) Tammy (C) Yeaterday and Tomorrow ard. -’ 86- Big 8 Theatre (800) Voyage to the Ba8 8:0 Book Bert H S t Heditalton —Sign Oft 8:0 (8) Uaderataadlag Oar Werid tern 0 tte Bra O 8:86 (8) Nows „ ■’Hold On” “ Outlaw’s Son” -'5(L Man de- ■ .'.a ■ ■■'’ ■ ?■'- Philip Stem S t0 My Favorite Martian (O) 0 : 0 USA: Marie . _ (880) n o Norses M :0 (8) Lamp Uato My Feel wants to be like him. Dane ao Yearn on Broadway 7:16 (t t ) W eston Mass BlghBgkts (8) Jewish Newa a a i Views Clark, Lori Nelson, Ellen 4 :0 (8) Bauer Aady Show (O . (0 ) Bporta Camera (0 ) Beany aad OeeU • (88-0) Wenderid World at 0 :0 Calendar (880) Shtch'Oame (O) VATPATOOI/ Drew, Repeat 0 7:0 p.m. (0 ) Never Too Yoaag ( 0 ) Peter Jenolngs Nears (0 ) OhalkM 0 Sabattea ( 0 ) PalatiBg the Oloads with “Ught tp the Foreat" 7 :0 (8) Lost ta Space B AIBC will launch an adven­ (0 ) Saerlfiee at the Maaa SaasUae ( 0 ) Bwabby Show (0 ) The VIrgIrta (0 ) ' » b Writtea (0) 8 :0 (8) Ed BalUyaa Shew TTEDNESDAY 4:85 (2 8 0 ) News ture seriw tbis fall wJIli tlM IDennls Morgan 4ad Tlrginia Guests: Nancy Wdker, come­ Ia4teha0 'Programs ( 0 ) Beaaty Bps* (S-880) Brtaia (O) t#:M (I) Leek Up aad Uve Mayo. AM , e . Documentary film showing (880) Saerta ta Aettoa ■The Inn ofthe slxth'Ha)w 8 Repeat 0 6:0 p.m. ' Repeat of 5 :0 p.m. , soma 0 projects in DtocesO (0 ) Che0nnato 7:0 The Great Saeteto ‘ 7:0 EagUsh: Fact aad Faaey "The Cavern." Green Hornet." FVnfheily a Kte of Borgia, beneflttag Irtnn ness.” Ingrid Bergman ICy CHICKEN Repeat 0 May 16, 0 1 0 p jik (8*0) Bine Light 4:8# (8) Daktart (0) 7 :0 The FTehch Chet 8 :0 (8) Green Acres (0) dk> aerial favorite, "The Green Cathouo (ShaiitlM Appeal (8) DeeameatoiT Speetel 0 : 0 (8) OandM- Camera. Brown in 6 Hinntos 7i$t Sets and Systems Repeat (d May 16, 8:0 p.m. which starts today. “ Devlin." This Newa and Spe­ (8 8 0 ) Frank Shurtm — A 8:0 News ia Penpeotba 8 :0 B y -U u <0) Beb Boim Pn ten to Horaet" has been making' a (0 ) Jewish LHe au4 HU Makto 8 :0 11m I t a r '0 tto Weak "One Ehnbexxlementdement and TwoTwe ^ ■ , 4. , ^ , cial Events documentary was Special program starring Tin- woiM*p "flmwt cnitta’ 8:0 The ,Faarb Eatrte Margaritao” HMstei Rconie. cometoack In the la st few y e a n . 11:0 (0 ) The Ohitetophen produced with the cooperation cMcikMi" vrttli fanoapanMe MAIOB A DIFFERENCE WHERE YOU SAVBI Bashomon 8 :0 CaUege W ert of b e Week EYnnk Staatra ta a one-man IT DOES Crew: BARC Sprints from Jack.Kdly,o^ JoceljgTsne. U :M (8) PereepIteB 0 the Coon. Federattoo 0 nostalgic muiiical jreview 0 A private detective (. (8) Canuneate aad Ftepbe Teachers. R deau with the his 25-yr. singing career tO) B THURSDAY Worcester.. hired by a (xinsenraitve (0 ) iBSight case 0 a M eriden^lgh Stdrart l a Sehoal r r agrSsas ______BuS 0 : 0 (8) WhoUs M r LUoT "it A F R ID A Y — — — to recover funds embesSled by (0> FOm art teacher, Chha. Devlin, OAU. Df ORDdS - AM a bank officer (Rem iia) (Of- MARYCAUTED <0> Blag Areand «M WaiM whose contract - was n0 re­ Ftok Up IS JOBirtM IM w 0 :0 The Magic 0 Wards Is Seheel .Prsgrsslis (880) B if VoBey (C) (0 ) B e w aad Oecfl _ newed. The proxcam probes INSTANT Repeat AM 8 :0 (8) Dick Vi^ Dyke SpteW I f l I ^ A I I V T S l V 18:0 (1 ) lislitefM Axeiat.Va the reoaons for this and fea­ u m (8 1 8 0 ) News aad..B|jerta — s \V IN c; S 0 : 0 Bhytham aad Blgrmea 0 : 0 3-D Paelry . U : 0 ^8| Oapitel Baparta^ tures Mr, Deriin, his former -/ Po0ry Grades K-> Repeat . 0 : 0 (8>. Doanr- BAye Shew TwraiHw trarsoita «w i 10 OMH U ;0 Wa BriVeva atudmite and associates. The (»U*toM ay Night Beport EARNINOS 0 :0 Joaier High Setonra U :l* Rbybnu had Bhymes Guests: Cyril Ritchard and BECrS DRIVE-IN Eddy Amdd (O H ( 8 > ■tete’a teaching tenure law 0 :0 (I) Movie Mastofpieeee 48S caanaat g R s u ddds IvOAN PM Repeat liaa been changed ta. part aa “ Barrtet <3ralg.’ ' TJB- V . ( ’ t ' \ I J • ) ^ 8 :0 In-Sekool Pravtew U :0The Great Boeioty ( 0 ) I S n a result 0 this cose. sorOpuloua woman loses ihpoa 4% pwa—a pnu Exploring Nature PM “Dragon's Teeth." RcUrtoa • ; 0 (8 8 0 ) Vtet Nam W esHy Be- who love her beeaiae 0 har- fnm a»T o< doMlt. .g;U Frteadly (Mart U:U UBA: neatre _ and Scott are oasiioud to iniiiMonff' attempts to .dominate. tham. 4 U m m y w a fy . B :0 7Vhat’ s New OUUteoB 1:0 Wiadow on Onr Wortd break up a Chines* Mafia- '* * * '■ _ Joan Crawrfonl, Wendd Owvqh 8 rt*SarvIval la tha Saa type operation b rt deals ta,h ACRTUC LuctUa Wataon. _ . T ap e Ocean Rivers 1 : 0 n l T l i e .a Stray povpy dust (C) B _ J lATEX ’ ’ • ShMd." . 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Pidltaer____ (4P) Snaps : JoyceJoyce' Botden and Wiwd' Oath I H l i Repeat ofJidQ p.m. ( 0 ) Vintage Theater winning editor 0 the AtlaiBta teua TEXACO - 7:0 CatdSg Up W&' Baiiy Bb4 "Rlondifai Annie.” Snhxsi sing- OoiuitltuUon and historian a Si0 (I) Fva G0 A Saant __ > S iO N HOrOR SALBS 8:0 Seheel itr Besnisl er eludes police and assumes 8A m A o n GB ceiiM Bowl nm 0t#S (8) — Nears wa aad Bpeito 1 8 :0 Nears ta Perspective identity or dead missionary; Vann Woodwarc dlsenai Jim ( 0 ) Pnlliua tor iOvtar ( 0 ). Bah ieh Y a- ia------i'N e Open 24 Honrs A Dsir Crow ta the New South. 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A company i* ^M Ajicam fipa m y g r o '^ eoi^^ g SATc^AY,,;MAY^:^4|g^— mAi ----- ^------— )duction at standstill, li rHe said th< A Critic’s Choice THURSDAY JC/PROGRAM Molation of to expired at ml • lU («|| Was continued 1:' Seller <0) • iU haris pending ee CsMT O f the Best Shows negotiations. {sns____e wm IPMr pILasr'S-sssr S S S r "by W .U Is, Tommy B ^ ^ e Mcaidm at judges are now busily vievr* Signoret in “A SmaU Revel­ <1SAI> I«re Make a Deal tkiited Auto <0> - a> News aad Weather .P* diFLrCIO, igm ing progmms and performances Uco.** l i H <>MS> Mewa S I t 8 ? life < § * » B-W- - Weatho. 4lwt are candidates for televl- Outstanding perfonnance by >:(• (S> PamwaiS . g8Bten8i agre Tm Bic newf ■ S S M (l> BOue TiParly (O) Bight. ttie television program. Outstanding performance by CEMS) Ik e Doetora :______■ -^.idm SdJTA crippled boy U New s.-.t»^_ant Woa«o» W9 W viewers, incluAng tbS an actor la a comedy series — (»ss4s> A Tinu ter Vs leaves for.camp «fU«.mes (O Six persons tilS (WAS) Wemwi’a Newa the belt far a mfiUen dollar Miarged with judges selected by the NeUonal Dick Van Dyke, also as usuaL » m m r » Ton^lho Trwfc anned car robbery . Academy ot Televisi8 categories for oughly professional, well- very dramatic situation and a a__ j rSabaeiipttoB i r t TV 11:98 (49) Oheekmate A company atrl^e solution to a stranse ••Bar■Bambi and Islands Is] ot the exceOence in the Miay l«e s to trained performers whose week- dilemma. Phyllis Calvert, Mel- Sea" “*** ISurS’S^u^'^ttaon (O M was the unii M ay less output, the foUow li« ly work often disguises the weU- vra-Douslaa -’48- Dlstarlel AMoney iroikers back S Ten Doa’i Say <0> 7 :U (88) Westers Mass HlchUghta oerki dream of a pUne emah ably not in Space Commaader 8 Shew Match Oame (0) (SMO) Daalel Boawi B (O) "BUck Patch, -’67- Geo. ) Never Tea ToBay (849-48) Batmau (O) Mootgomery, Diane Brewster M a Harifon **1110 Andy Wilkains Show" — cellent doverage of Pope Paul > Swabby Shew 8:99 (9) (Unigaa’ a Islasd (0 ) U:9S (4WM-8qaad •nd bad beer •fa in . VI'S visit to the United States, ■M> News (9-9948) OMget <0) 19:69 (4d) V,. A Air' Feroe Bell. .tW)f.... B1 esaly Spot aad Slga Oft (O) dome today. Outstanding variety special — txM Angeles’ staUon KTLA’s liM (S) S Theatre SA9 W My Three Seiw (0 ) „ 1:89 (89) One O’Oleek Beport •Ths JuUe Andrews Show." ' coverage of the Watts riots and 'Sword and the Dragon.’ -’68- (19-19) A Fuay Thlag Ha^ Siga O ff (See Legend of a brave man who pened ea te Way to the liU (8) Ten Me, Dr. Brethen , Outstanding dramatic series David Lowe’s "lOCK—The Invl- com forth to fight the Mongol Widte Bouse 1(99 (8) N ew soM -^m aoB to of — A toM-iqi between " I Spy" sible Bmpire" on “CBS .Re- hordes and rescue his sweet­ An entertainment special star­ Oemtort —O e irii,N ijte Bynaa heart. Borta Andreyev, iUidre ring Jack Faar as hoet-nam- 8:M (9) News aad W edier —Me- and "The Fugitive," with the porta." JUnikoeov. (C ) tor of a satirical and musiciil meat of MedUattoa -Slga Off laMer probably winning my vote The UMnwith period adds up (18) MDIisa Dollar Movie sssmiwsHnn of American pol- •‘My Own True Love.” itiaa. Program oonsiste o f orig- Ship because it has been able to sue* toone that was full of workman­ > Where the Aotioa Is iiMi noaterial and imiiwwU tahi in t e t ^ over four seasons. like, well-produced programs > Feature Fear-Thirty and rare film sequences de­ but one which, generally, had a ‘ •Ambush.’ R obt Taylor and picting how humor has pep. 800IAI, MOTHS Outstanding single dramatic ArleneS Dahl. vadedV.S. political scene r :ae> WkMyblrds hr of a tobacco ^oon. D e u ••Hie Fugitive’’ wouM have W « LONDON (rieviskm entertainment. instance, 10 years ago, he would (49) Diuals- the Meaaoe Jagger, Connie Stovons and ______merchant sea 5:49 t t n News aad Westlu McBafai are featured. son Join bfan. Hie network de­ Outstanding musical program find that television hi bettor now 6:48 (t t ) .Fetor deaaiags Na( Bpe ytor. iWewa aad Weather, t's guest (C) ■Ian from Pi — “Captain Kangaroo," etarting June 19, in its Sunday i U Wilson U. S^^onslstenUy over the years afternoon spot during the wa rm BMiit "brealh maintaining high standards and weather months while "CoOege Aiclr demant [h interesting its audience. Bowl" takes a holiday. It will be JO P R O G R A M ths stil . Outstanding single perfom- color. fUm about hunting and «f!feetiv( I •noe by 4tn actor — Clift Rob­ fishing. TIaae Ohesael Peter deaahqts . News Weathertor iSS (B B e S Uehev (i Death- Taney Days (98) The Wilson mol ertson in “The Game,” on the (8-9949) Bes Casey Fight San Francisco U(U (99) ^ Te t Bress to the r Bob Hope ’Iheater. (99) A t B eau With ■M r Never Forgot,” (C) Stmrlngng Jot'^•ny ' Canon (O (99) Bueheler F a te r (•> F reat Bew Friday Night U:89 (9) - OKeateat |ltempt to Outstanding single perform- 1(99 (t> As The Werid Tams ' "Small Town Girl.” Farley lea buying R e t u m i n g (9949) Let’s Make A Deal (O) Granger, Jane Powell. SmaU ’OtOonhead.'* -68-T<'ouM Gbaiil 1:H (99-89) Nsws town perka up when wealthy Guardsman becomesnrnvNVM ___ 1:89(9) Fas sword young bachelor Is arrested for in a .serlas of. misadvenbires But Bri’ (99-99)'Days *1 Omi Lives (O) speemng and Judge's daughter with his auperloim aad n .few (9 4 9 ^ ) CoafMeaUal tor Weaa-. falls for him. Idris in one pnrtlcolar jport. gbowed no b R e r u n s a r e (19) Sahserlptei TV Grlfmh,^Wcla_ JM . glann over tJ 9:99 <9) Bease Party <0) "Hold On.” W alter Matthau, J o « Hiartages am 99-89) The Doctors (99) A Man OaHed X ‘The Gfest Jewel (OoBtiiiaed from Page One) <8-!84949) A Time ^Fbr Vs (994949) Local News aad •68- David Brian, Mar|brl9 noBld Strang] 9:89 (9949) Womea’s News Weather Reynolds. mle (stand ne pl9 Who must arise early. 9:99 (9> Te TeU t e Trath 7 (U (89) Western Mass Bighlighls (9) Moyle IteU ^.af (99) Ite r ls Caauia 'DecepUol Bette “ Ihe toem - There .is one smaU hcq>e on the (99-99) JUiater World (8-99-49) Oeaeral Hospital - (49)■ PokPeter Jesatags News Fatil fien. Henretd. ------Muslb,,Iove _ seld a borison. During the past seas(« (18) MUUoa Dollar Movie 7:99 <9) w ad Wild West Jealousy beomos entanriril “ Tiuiiished Lady” Sophlstlcat- "Robt. Chmrad and Ross Mar- a web Ot decepUoa when a gM I exche a iwry large number of thoee ^ ed and sordid society drama tin. West enlists in a secret marries her old love withbut family ehowe turned out to be ' Tallulah ‘ Bankhead, CUve army o f fanaUcs whose de­ telling him- ot affair. . The pound duds. There has been a high Brook. -’ 3t- mented leader is plotting to U:96 (49)Feataie 49 iHt later mv S:29 ( I ) Mews overthrow the VS Army In 11:99 (99) T e a te t Shew il yximee. ' mortality rate among thoee 9:89 I to make up (or iL Fred Mao- (99-M) The niatsteaes ■set was stt Murray, Ann Sheridan. m ) As BcheaTs Match Wits «STEKXB S^W S not 'be edfee .B u t notMng, It appears, can (U ) MUUea DeUar Movie (99M). Tammy . be done about the basic policy 'Tarnished Lady.” (19) Peter Oana (O) Tommy Rteele, the Brittah port of renmning programs for more (99) Where t e Action to 1:99 (9) Hogaa’ s Heroes Jocelyn Lkne appears (91) Featare Fenr-Thiity Hogan convinced Klink that entertainer who recently com­ than one quarter of the TV year. ^■Why Mus^ I Die.” 'Terry Germany is about to capitu­ pleted a long run In the Broad­ Uni Clahteue . X Pbkieae' art treasux^, (a now 8:88 (W{fi> Speeial Beport 2 77 BRO.AD Mditorial coonuneot by W. U ••nM Venr Important Zombie dtoeMp Bent taataBBUaan,' r i ) { ^ to vlsHora In Putaam Atlalr.” Suo and Ulya resort Tlia museum, which haa four 8:98 (•> News i W a lter'V n m to witchcraft to outwit a die-' Mto (0) • *9*or ylkjto power EXPERT . anhlMUion halbi_and four plo- (8) Newa and Weather ’ hi voodooism. (C ) R tOM g i^ e riM , holds about XW,‘ et BOey (94949) Oeart Martial (3 ) 'Otepem M;99 (U ) SabseripttoB T V - SERVICE obd a it objeota brought from P e­ (984W_lim5ey-6MBhiep "M M er Moaaa." v king and Nanking Just bafora pert (4J) M:jM (94494049) Nows, dperts aad •i all naktt the mafaiianrt taH to the Oommu- ' ntetk, j ' •f TV aiki AsoMNd by Mngs and am p^ ICE PUNT CNN ‘ MM over 90 oentuiiaa, ib a aoUee- Weekdays « AM, « » Stt# PJL — Sundays 8 AJW. Is 1 PJi. RADIOS |lon oontalna rich axamplsa of <»ACXI» ICB---BUIOK ICBCUBES WHLSON CAU , mauty eras’ a ri. Including w o ^ SI BISSELL ST. 449-1124 in bronM, porimlaia, Jada aiid- EUEC1RICALCO. LT.WOODCQ PImhic 413-1129 Inoquer, and palnOngsj w e lIrsm ieBlnSkakI Ww,fce nsw^ mSIMIIIOllptS. >snle] I J XmaceDally Nat PrtaB Rmi’ The Weather r~ • For the Week Beded Cloudy, ndld tonight, chaiM 7 MayY, 1«M at showers. Low 45 to 50. O earli^. tomorrow aftomoon. 14,661 High near 70. Manehester-^A City of ViUagm Charm tr (ChtfcUled AdrertUInc Pace 11). PRICE SEVEN CENTS TOL. LXXXV, NO. 192 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 16* 1966 Crews'Strike Draw North Haven k__ Buddhists Demand _ At.' P& W A Plant - ■ ■ NORTH HAVEN (AP)—Police •trested six persons as e^- nloyes of the locsJ plant of It T roops Nang Ic Whitney Aircraft went t a strike today. ^ Picket lines were set up at ■le plant after mldiught. A crowd of at)OUt 1,000 '(xm- State News Sregated outside the company liates today. Gulf Widens, A company spokesman said Strikers Vote tduction at the plant was at Strife Hurts standsUlI^ leaving 7,600 idle. rHe said the strike was in Against Offer Molation of the contract, udiich W ar Effort •ocpired at midnight but which Was continued on a day-to^y By Cyanamid SAIGON, South Viet hasis pending the outcome of Nam (A P )— The Buddhist negotiations. WALLINGFORD (AP) — Strik­ leadership demanded to-' Members of Local 1234 of the ing employes of the American night that Premier Nguyen ttoited Auto Workers Union, Cyansunid Oo. rejected today a tiwo-year contract offer by the Cao Ky’s military regime AiFL-CIO, ignored the contract pull its troops out of Da extension agreement and set up company. The company’s offer was Nang where they have tocket lines as soon as the fumed down by a vote of 474-1 taken control of the city’s Ibree-year pact ran out at mid- at a membership meeting of tfght. key centers in an attempt local 436 of the International Six persons were arrested and to bring dissident northern i Chemical Workers Union. Mia^ed with breach of peace , . (AP Photofax) provinces back under Sai­ ’The union represents about 740 •a th^ striking employes blocked Massed pickets block a car attempting to enter the gon’s authority . of the 1,000 employes at the But the gull between the Ihe entrance to the plant. North Haven plant of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. plant, which was struck April At leaust two automobiles were North and Saigon appeared to geported damaged. a-" V deepen. The new crisis cut into The vote was taken In re­ the war effort against the Com­ A company spokesman said sponse to a company demand K was the union’s Job to get the munists and threatened plans that the workers be allowed to for civilian elections In the fall. iretkers back to the job. Mansfield Wants U.S. vote on its offer. He said negotiations would Buddhists in Saigon an­ Company officials said that nounced that "all monks’* are ably not be resiuned until th-v would not resume negotia­ ey did. /m ready to die for their cause. tions unless such a vote Was Their spokesman, Thien Mtahi A negotiating session was held To Cut Europe Troops ta..en. M a Hartford hotel yesterday charged ta an emotlixial speech habllitation of Western Europe The contract offer provided (•AP Photofax. by i-adlo) that "there is a plot to assass­ •nd had been scheduled to re- WASHINGTON (AP)— for a lO-cent hourly wage in­ The guns of government tanks jut into a sti’eet in a residential section of Da gome today. Sen. Mike Mansfield pro- and the reduced threat of Rus- inate all Buddhists.” believe it Is crease over the two-year period, Nang t()day where residents on bicycles wheel past with unconcern. and an additicnval week’s vaca- "AU monks win sacrifice (See Page Ten) p os^ today that the Unit- that the Su­ themselves to Strike against the ed States withdraw all but nauJL^mTellS tSis ^ employes with more govemment,” he added. a token force of U.S. troops the primay mihtary and fi- y*f” ^ In Da Nang, where an uneasy from Europe As part o£ the „ancial mspomibilihies for their ^ to a two- Flies Are Late ^ year contract. It said today’s calm prevailed throughout the reali^ment of North A t- defense,” he said. Ship Strike vote was a "vote of confidence But Plentiful LBJ Calls day, Buddhist supporters piled Ian tic Treaty Organization in another development, sen. for a one-year contract’’ firewood in apparent prepara­ defenses. Frank Church, D-Idaho, said he Present wages ait the plant It's indicative of Qie kind at tion fo” threatened Immolation by monks, In B rita in Mansfield, the Senate Demo- expects the Senate Foreign Re- range from $2.35 to $3.18 aa confusing spring the state is cratic leader, said in an inter- lations Committee to hold public hour. having this year that the March For Viet Talks Minii demanded the gevech- yiDipw he hopes the Johnson ad- hearings soon on U. S. poJicies flies are out in May. Swarms ment withdraw its troeps from Drops Pound the North and "find an immedi­ ministration wilJ recognize the in EJuiope. Pacifist Sentenced of them. WASHING'TON (A P )— President Johnson called top British change '"“" ‘o'' in------status-- in —Europe------and Church, who recently com- HARTFORD (AP)—Clutching ate solution" to restore civiUan LONDON (AP) Nealy Turner, chief entymo- military and diplomatic advisers to an afternoon sfession rule. frvinv somc Compromise with pigted a t>vo-week tour of Eu- his Bible and stesulfastly re- logist at the state’s Agricultural today to go over the Vietnamese crisis developing over __ tosrehant seamen struck today Charles de Gaulle in said Simday on the NBC fusing to consult a lawyer, a In 1903, Buddhists monks set within hq^ the ]^ d star- scheduled exit July 1 ^ ... .. j Bixperiment station ta New Premier Nguyen Gao Ky’s crackdown on Buddhist dissi- fitl* to themseiv^ on sai«Mi’s television-radio program "Meet youth was sentenced to three .. m m,, m .. . . . ^ ■ng weakenM on the foreign n A’TO. the Press,” these policies need years ta prison today for evad- numerous twx'Uus yearvaur .man-hethun h. has Ky s action-took action took Washington WashtyMrinn the scheduleiwm for today.. Moyers the regime e( Pr«Bident Nj *t^on*ottwS^ who defied a negotiations, the updating. He also suggested tag the draft. Montana senator said, c o ^ that a. ipeeting between Presi- In sentencing Uoyd R. MMler, ever sepn thei(n before—;as if by surprise^ The State Depart- said the Sunday session grew Ditoi Dienw to ^ v r S f come a sizable reduction in the ^sut Johhson and He Gaulle 20, of Meriden, U.S. District they were makiiv f^.'tiMir out .flf 4otauioa*ii having McNa- Diem w m ousted inN< tarataess'by s^Hihg i i ! ^ iflo&ncBtloifl'toTOe United Judge id States, mara ta for lunch and the re-- of-that year under Budd- i noted if bo conducts himself their numbers. Turner said he The administration ordered suiting decision to get toe latest hist tjresoure. ihclr demands for bd|di|er ‘iXnJidSMD o l the economic (Bm Fags Itiires) h*4«O.0spta)i«ltan>4M-Ui*'tafF-'AaMi4oa]|-'bfHcialB to use aH reports. The President is keep- i^tid wore xight ' ' •kM the strlka WM properly ta priaoa he-ntay-bo freed after sendng one-third Of er swanni tWs year, possible efforts to bring togoto- ing informed hy cable, Mt^ers MHed fB wounfW an^Ts ife ^ v‘ • n t etfsetive.*' „ ehOPO' town*, ho Said,-have or the rtvai South Viotnamose said. . .o d ' ta ta k ^ y ’s ^ Da viaiag, Wikwn mokes a aipecial ad- the sentonce. Breas to the nation tonight ta an The youth was aocomponlod (See Fego Ten) II Moyers said he was not in- tighttag.-was no oMicla] by his father, Lloyd 3 , -Miller. ^ ite House press secretary fopmej that Johnson has re- oonffiMhatlon. Other reports said gtttompt to head off possible Bill. D. Moyers said Johnson celved any message from a top flye were klUed. buying and hoanling of Pinney Sees Unity Both carried tables. - The Millers are not affiliated would be seeing his ambassador leader ta Viet Nam. / Mdnh announced that Budd- to Viet Nam, H^ry Cabot Asked whether a trip to Viet hlsts began a protest hunger But British housewives with any organized reltg(ion. Lodge, and Secretary of State ^y Republican Gov^Wil- strike In toe Pho (Juang pagoda Mwwed no immediate signs of They had stated at previous Fight Looms In Lupton Cutback Dean Rusk and Secretary of ^V. Scranton of Peprisylva- in Da Nang. glacni over the prospeot'of food appearances ta court, however, Miortages and rising prices that „ , that they believe in “the com- Defense Robert S. McNamara ^t the Present’s re- In the Buddhist center of Hue, HARTFORD (AP) - The organlzaOon would support toe ^andments of Heaven” as con- In G>ngress during the afternoon. quest, Moyers said-^e thought It northwest of Da Nang, troops economy of abrupt withdrawal from the field entire Republican ticket this {^taU^ta toe Bible.' Moyers said he was “sure grew out of a presidential meet- and artillery were rejxxrted w an a nniaan. . by toe TnUitnnflvmllltantiy cnnscrvnttvcconservative vearyear and would no lontrerlonger be **Th« trend is against they will Into the Vietnamese jf,g, with gwemora several moved up to oppose any attempt said a spokesman at^^ Connecticut Republican (Jitlzens “a-taanoial ^mpetitor of toe Boat Safety Stressed On Finance situation." weeks agb at which' Johnson by Ky to move ta loyal troops, aaldasiw k^ toe committee has given both Op- regular Republican: P^y.” HARTFO^ (ip)-The chi chair- WASHINGTON ()/^ ) — The Actually, Moyers said, toe voiced -a hope the state execu- as he did Sunday against Da, , •tte poundexonuige slipped marxet- to $2.79166 TvictimitvPOrtimlty and cJinnietio-ech^lenge to tVietoe ThisTms^wM WBS a moralemorm^^ booster-for oonnecUcut Boating aictalnistratiw'' <»eiw totoy *esslon has been on the books tivqs would keep as informed as Nang tasurgents, state’ s Bat laterpoian moved aoiFpea up and steaded ,p-H.rqh(ti"«tnt« « regular Republican Safety OommiSeion says “any <^i^ oneta^ arim- Thuraday, one of a possible on Viet Nam. In ^gon, Viet Cong terrorists t $3-T8tt06. The Bank of Eng- *e“ eramp. A for SUiuillS^ tSlO of . transporting♦we.ne.^AV^ner meat..... figbte ta ... W o _ o -n g J ? ^ " -t o InVfViviYIP' thew tCAV Hflftfl..' Ky’s • sudden •• move...... against .. 1st . x />ari‘vl4'4iUw^1capdtaldzed on the H0Wnew civil. 1 was believed to have tater- Republican State Chairman A. party ta this state election year, should have enact a $4.2-taUlon financing point the Q^—e dissidenta at Da Nang ^rUe by attacking four police ' Fined to support the pound. Frl- sarle Ptaney rearted to the m - For more than three years, ufe preservers.” program that could make the White House had notolMtB say p^mpted a near-crisis atmos- polnta ta toe capital’s suburbs, ; ttiy’s clostag price was $2.79246. Bernard W. CSialeckl says sta- 11110^ in the red Asked what t^ posture of the early in the morning and ^ phases of a too. vrith shipping Predicting a strengthened party allocate------a substantial------portion of- csonnecticut,------toe------victims had no ^ Unlt^states koyem^^ in again a few hour* later. strike that ------hit. mostly at ^ ^public gbaraa dropptag. " result. his time and energy to battling ufe preservers. House today with a vote expect- l^gbt of what is happening ta president Johnson called ta transportation and port facil­ Moot o f Britaita’e merchant K»«„ o eliminates^ ir, +>,» ^**® conservative faction. Chalecki------noted ta an interview Tuesday. U would facilitate *^5’ **“■«« of his top advisers, Secre- ities. It threatened toe city’s > ■eet was still at sea and would friction ta toe toe group announced that 20 states require a Ufe pre- the sale of parUclpaUon shares I wouldn t want to tary ^ gtate Dean Rusk, Secre- electric power and water suppli­ Brt be affected until the shdpe Saturday it was converting to a server for every occupant of jn poojs.ji^ loaot^held by the (taaracterize It." tary of Defense Roibert 8. Me es. - ■ Ktairhrrl prirt iinilnr nrirm ------should ni^e_ ^ ^ *^”1! "strictly volunteer organization” every boat, but Oonnectirtit is government. Thus the govern- Johnson met Sunday after­ Ky fired hds military com, iseidera of the" 86,000-memtoer unified effort this year. interests of party har- not wie of them. ment could convert such adsets “noon “ with the same officials on (See Pagel Ten) mander In the northern prov­ KtiotMa U*di« of Seamen. ^ e stat^ent released by the mony. Pinney apparently was He said toe Boating Safety into cash for use by ittT agen- inces, Gen. Ton That Dinh, be­ A Bpbkeataan for importers at otaens two top leauers, jsxe- surprised as anyone else. Commission has introduced bills ^ies, avoiding the neM for ap- cause he protested the govern­ ■eadon’e" Govent Garden, a big 0““cutive '’® Director John Lupton of jjg j^j„j heard rumors ta the legislature which would propriations. ment decision .to send troops a’ —■ ' ^ lX/acrif\n on/1 />Vi.Q an ” Weston and chairman Gordon secretly to Da Nang. Dinh , t a a *’ (See Page Thirteen) (See Page Ten) The measure has encountered (See Page Nine) W, Reed of Greenwich, said the wide opposition. ' Spacie PAir Bone Up, broadcast from Hue cladmeti he n Republicans have called it had toe support of two Siputo budget gimmick to conceal the Vietnamese army divisions ta amount of govemment spend­ the area. ing. Other opponents — includ­ Sky Clear for Shot Ky’s forces were reported In control of- Da Nang’s City Ha^, r ' ' ing toe Farmers Union and the Americans for Democratic Ac- OAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) catch and latch, on to an Agena radio station, market place and Uon — say it would cost the tax- — Healthy and eager on the eve rocket ta the quickest rendez- other strategic areas. But rebels '' payers more ta interest than of a bold space adventure. Gem- i^ous ever in space, conduct held out in scattered areas, ta- straight Treasuiy borrowing. tal 9’,s two astronauts boned up man’s longest orbital walk, and chiding the Buddhist pagoda. As socm as' the financing on intricate details of their com- try tricky rendezvous exercises ^ toe military junta pressed measure is disposed of, the piex assignment today as vital to efforts to send men to efforts to reassert X House is echedOlM to start de- preparations for Tuesday’s the moon. authorthy ta the north, tos bating anotoer hi^y controver- launch continued. To fly toe 70-hour, 40-mtaute United States was reported to slal piece of legislation to In- Air Force Lt. Col. Thomas P, spectacular, the National Aero- have warned the ruling generals, crease minimum wages. Stafford and Navy Lt. Cmdr. nautics and Space Admtalstra- further turmoil and.strife The measure would increase Sugene A. Ceman have “the Won drew on two well-trained could only yelp toe Communists, the minimum. wage from toe toughest Job over handed an six-footers. , ' ' Sprawling Saigon ' remained present $1.2S an hour to $1.40 astronaut crew,” one official Stafford, 36, a balding, slow- (See Page Tsa) next Feb. 1 and $1.00 an hour a udd, talking native qf Oklahoma, is year later. ,veaither threat ^erti from toe pilot’s seat of The .measure also would ex- jHggipated today and meteorolo- Gemini 6. the hunter craft that tend coverage of the act to 7.2 forecast satisfactory cond- rendezvoused, with Gemini 7 last mlllim--o.,--. additional..MiM-., workers. A ‘ iuons at Cape Kennedy and ta G^ember. |l major fight is expected on pro- recovery areas around the ' Oeman, 32,'la Chicago native Bulletin poeed inclusion of farm work­ world for Tuesday, ^ with rugged features and sandy ers. crew-cut hair, has never taken a Stafford and Ceman are to The ,bill’s sponsors say they space flight. However, he” has lu m u s n a u u g e t s p o s t r / - - have 'enough votes for House off at 12:39 p.ip- been handed toe world’s longest “r; -I,--- passage. The Johnson admtais- ™>ur and 39 minutes after toe apace M,nivwalk _— ou. 2^ tmhours nrs _—snr. dur- NlflV YOKK (AP)—Andy tration has called for Improve- "cheduled liftoff of toeir Agena which he’ll became a human RobuotelU, {fbmier defensive ?>■ ments ta the minimum wage, target rocket. satellite. end lor tlM Loa Angeles Bains, without spelling out details. There had been some concern ^Ceman’s promenade around and New tYoili dsiito the The Senate, with a relatively About a weak "east wave” that world, due Wednesday National Fbottiall Leagne, quiet week ta view, is expected b«d been creeptag towtard an morjilng, is designed to test how Monday was named (ooaoh'od -to take up a $5-Wm' The space agency said today igg.pound back pack, sporty feronce by Jaiishle BaMnsoa, t ^ of a-$S.4-bUUon foreign aid A the storm offered no threlat. g^g^ science fiction circles, tlie team’s genend ing for Weekend taOl which has pcwvUM a pUt- Stafford, and Oeman planned gqujppod with 12 tiny rockets (o BUbosMU w as brtOi fISBi fom for debate «m fbraign poU- to,discuss their flight plan tor propel him where he wants to from <1961 tiirtNvh Md n>; Hundreds of Idancliest^ residents took to Hie die Gowett of 70 Eva Dr.-Lee Susag of 46 Adddde cy in genei^. It also is ached- the final time with project off 1- jjjg jj^g will depend on toe toe Glsiiits from IWM tkroagk • woods this, weekend at the invitation of the mod Rd; is the one in the cowbm hat. Bill Maynotta of uled to consider further propos- cials. Sunday, they got their fgr about an hour as it 1864. Lsat year he served o s » weather-and town boy aftouts were among tilem. 32 Marshall Rd. is at the foe. In the background als tor tighter oongreesioned final day of rest before their fgg,fg oxygen. televWon brqadcsster for A * . Together with other scouts of the B iackl^e dis- at the teat are Ridiard Eckler> 16 Bjrron Rd., 1 ^ , eiqwrvislan at the Central Intel voyagq; Ceman plans to slip up to .140 Anwrlosa' PoothaU fisagns V trict &«y imeamped A t J. P- Winiams Memo- and’Al CSiemmrd, 843^ d a ll St. Behm the eraem hgsOos AcMMyrwid athw. inteUi- In Uuee aotion-packed days, gunas. eohwteUI pkwsd in’ rid Itek in Glastooftnngr. 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