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«A6B BKim m i MONDAY, MAY 18, 1968 A re n g e DaUj Net Ptms Run ...... |i ■' jiancIiPBtpr Ewfaittg For ttia Week Ended The Weather AprU 20, IMS Foreenet of I). R Waothet BmreM The Holy Family Mothers Circle Th* m iancheater Registered will meet Wednesday a t 8 p.m. at Nuine'a Association will meet to Blue Lodge Night Fair and mild tonight. Low 41 About Town the home of Mrs. Ekiward O'Brien, morrow at 7:30 p.m. in Manches 13,974 268 Autumn St. Mrs. J. F. Squires ter Memorial H o ^ ta l board roonu Set by Omar Qub Member of the Audit to 60. Wednesdag partly eiooRy Tha executiva board o t St. will be co-hostess. Future chsmges In the organiza . Ihirenu ot OreidaUoa and ralM. High liear 10. Bridget's parteh will meat tonight tion will be discussed, and final Manchester-— A City of FiUage Charm at 7:30 In Parish Hall. St. Margarets Circle. Daughters plans made for an annual dinner. Friday night will be Blue Iiodge of Isabella, will meet tomorrow at Night when Omar Shrine Club The Women's Fellowship of the 7:46 , p.m. at the K of C Home. The Past Matrons of Temple meets at the Country Club^ VOL. LXXXU, NO. 191 ■ I Presbyterian Church will not meet (SIXl'EEN PACES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 14,1963 (daeatfied Adverttslng on Pago 14) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Members are reminded to oring Chapter, Order of Eastern Star AH members of the Masonic tonight. playing cards. will meet Wednesday at 8 pun. at the home of Mrs. Everett Camp Fraternity are invited. Mlantonomoh Tribe, Improved ..The monthly meeting begrins Miss- Elizabeth Anne Regan, bell, 22 Roosevelt St. Mrs, Herbert wflh a social hour at 6:30, and a Order of Red Men, will meet to daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Urwerider and Mrs. James Leiwiis night at 8 at Tinker Hall. steak dinner will be served at J. Regan, 96 Helaine Rd., recently wilt serve as hostesses. 7:30. List of Sub-Agents State News The South School PTA execu was inducted into Pi Mu Epsilon, Club Resident Arthur Holmes’ national honorary mathematic fra The "Silk City Singers” will today ahnoimced that entertain tive board' win - meet tomorrow at meet tonight at 8‘,for the last re 7:30 ,p.m. at the school and the ternity at’ the University of Con ment will be provided by the Top Roundup necticut, where she is a senior. hearsal before the Salvation Army Hatters, a barbershop quartet Radar Fails in Bermuda, armual meeting will be at 8:16. Show on May 18. Submitted by Zeller Harry Smith, teacher at Keeney from West Hartford. A film on A , ■ . ' ■ W. Poslei* Schreeder, district the story of Shrinedom will be Aimex School, will be guest speak- deputy of the sixth district of the Marine Cpl. Robert W. An- e.r A new slate of officers Will be drolevicli, son of William F. An- shown. High Court Hits Grand bodge of Connecticut will Chairman for Blue Lodge Night (List on Page 4) * Prominent names on the ZeUer Installed and refreshments will be make an official visitation to Man drolevioh, Rt. 1, is serving with served. Marine Heavy Helicopter Squad Is Dick Kalagian, who asks every HARTFORD (AP) — The list inoluded those of the late WU- Unlawful Search, chester Lodge of Ma-sons tomor Omar member to bring a Mason 11am H. Brennan of Stamford, for row at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic ron 461. a unit of Marine Air House Insurance Committee Group 26, at the Marine Corps with him to the meeting. mer Republican national commit Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis Temple. The fellowcraft degree Tickets are available from any had at .its disposal today all teeman and Fairfield County Lead Asks New Trial ters, wdll meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. will be conferred. Carl C. Hultgren, Air Facility,, New River, N.C. He Flight Slated Tomorrow Omar officer or director, at the records and lists it sought er; Edwin H. May Jr., of Weth- at Odd Fellows Hall. There will be senior warden, will pre.side. recently retu^ed to the squadron enirfield, former <30P state chair a special Mother’s Day observance. after participating in "Project Friendly Ice Cream, Larsen's for an investigation into dis HARTFORD (AP) — The Mercury” exercises at Cape Ca Hardware In the North End, and man and ex-oongrreosman from the Refreshments will be served. There will be a joint meeting at the city desk at The Herald. tribution of state insurance first district; Albert Morano of State Supreme Court, taking tomorrow at 8 p.m. of Xi Gamma naveral, Fla. commissions as political pat Greenwich, former fourth district a firm stand against unlaw . ' v:%' ' ; Vetereuis of World War I Au.x- and Phi Theta Chapters of Beta .4 Two Manchester students at ronage. congressman and onetime OOP ful search and conflict of in ^ a Delta PI annual recognition oommittee yesterday with a list of town .Chairman in Hartford, and 43 Mather St. Members are re registi'ation fees and convention sub-agents who collected comrhls- John A. McGuire of Walllngrford field zoning amendment. minded to bring canned goods. material. dinner to be held tomorrow. 'They LECLERC In unanimous decisions, the are Miss Sue Buckley, dinner com slons on state insurance policies former Democratic congressman in FUNERAL HOME during five years of his term In the third district. ■tele's highest tribunal ordered a mittee. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. new trial for Richard Collins of Just Before Blastoj John J. Buckley, 41 Cone St.: and office. Brennan was listed as having (The names of four Mancheiker collected a total of $26,600—which Stamford yesterday and upheld a Miss Claire Saporiti, tickets, FUNERAL Common Pleas Court ruling that daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aldo J. agents are included in the list. included $2,500 In 1960. His was •They are Willard Rogers who re the only name for which a pay prevented construction of a radio CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP)—Astronaut GJordon Saporiti, 470 Center St. SERVICE tower In a Fairfield' residential ceived a $1,(KH) commission In 1967, ment in 1969 was recorded. zone. Cooper Jr.’s big try for 22 orbits around the e^rth, post Choicest Meats In Town! Bowers School PTA will hold its WALTER N. Aldo Pagan! who received conunia- Moraflio received $3,600 in 1064 poned after a radar failure in Bermuda, has bera scheduled LECLERC aions of $260 in 1955 and $800 In Collins was arrested in SUm- last meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. $2,600 in 1956, and $1,000 in 1968, ford on Aug. 18, 1961 after police for Wednesday. in the school auditorium. Robert Director 1956, Floyd Forde who received for a total of $7,000. $100 In 1966 and Herbert J. Mc found a stolen electric shaver and Soon after today’s flight was called off, only 12 minutes TUESDAY ONLY! Digan, superintendent of attend Call Ml 9-5869 DePasquale received $1,000 - in some money In a canvas bag he before blastoff, space officials were setting a new time. LEAN, IMPORTED, SLICED ance for Manchester schools, will Kinney who received $100 in 1966. 1967. May got $1,000 in 1956. Mc was carrying. .speak on “Juvenile Decency.” 23 Main Street, Manchester All are Republicans.) Guire received $1,000 in 1966, At 6 p.m., EST, today the radar system will be checked There will be election and installa The Zeller list—tardy in its ar Since the search caused the ar again. rival—completed the information $1,000 In 1956 and $600 in 1968, rest. it was unlawful, the high tion of officers, and refreshments for a total of $2,600. court ruled. If all is going well, Cooper will repeat his routine with the BOILED will be .served in the cafeteria. being sought by the House Oom- mittee. Zeller, of Stonlng;ton, had been The prosecution maintained that takeoff scheduled for somewhere between 8 and 10:30 a.m. lit contained 400 names, covered requested to make an 11 a.m. ap Collins handed over the bag of his Wednesday. the years 1964 through 1968, and pearance with the list. He showed own free will, but this point was Walter C. Williams, Project Mercury operation director, listed commiasions that totaled up at 3:30 p.m., full of sVniles and never considered, much less prov $238,440 for the period. quips, but without a precise ex en, at the trial, the court said. made the announcement at a hastily called news conference. HAM The committee received last planation for being late. The court set aside Collins' con He pointed out that the radar system is essential in making (LIAHT 2 LBS. PER CUSTOMER) week documents of the John P. viction of .breaking and entering When he did not show up on and ordered a new trial. sure that the astronaut is entering outer space successful • Kelly Oo., the current agent of time. Rep. Nicholas B. Eddy, R- ly- record. Among the documents was New Hartford, counsel for the Confliot of Interest entered into HIGHLAND PARK MARKET a list of more than 300 sub-agents House committee, said a subpoena I the Fairfield zoning amendment “We could not, we would not go without it,” Williams said. 817 HIGHLAND STREET—PHONE 648-4278 —most of them Democrats—who would be issued for Zeller if he because a member of the town When Cooper was informed of the scrub, his only com shared about $367,000 in commis plan and zoning commlasion, El ment was: “This was a very realistic simulation.” The re sions from 196® to the present. bert S. Overbaugh, had an Inter (Continued on Page Eleven) est in the land on which the tow mark was relayed by Williams. Mrs. Lemuel E. MiUier m , 52 Bruce Rd., a mental health bellring er was to be built. . Williams also .said the weather prediction for Wednesday er for her neighborhbod, shows her identifying badge to Mrs. Ar Overbaugh, president of a cem is approximately the same as for today. nold Klau, 46 Bruce Rd. Mrs. Miller will jSin 770 Other volun etery association that owns the The effort was called off for teers ooUectlng this evening for the 19M mental health fund. land, wont before the town zon day at 9:67 a.m. as Cooper, 36- ANNUAL SPRING ing board of appeals to ask for year-od Air Force major, waited u 0m e-ot-a‘kim d Herald photo by Pinto). 3,000 Troops Set a variance that would permit con out the countdown while sealed JFK Opposes k i t c h e n * , . struction of a radio tower In the in his tiny Faith 7 spacecraft residential zone. atop the fully fueled Atlas An original keyed to your After the appeals board unani A suit technician finishes dressing aiStronaut Gordon Cooper today In Hanger S -for his scheduled booster. British Hike 770 Bellringers Will March Near Birmingham mously refused the request, the The countdown had progressed personality is yours when yoa 22-ort>it ride through space, which was postponed. Cooper was to have been launched atop an SMORGASBORD plan and zdnlng commlasion ac- Atlas rocket in his spacecraft Faith 7. (AP Photofax). to within 12 minutes of launching. choose Sc Charles! Colors, design, oompUshed the same end by The postponement came as an appliances, custom features, In Air Fares For Mental Health Tonight By' SACK STILLMAN • Kennedy wired Wallace that he amending the zoning regulations. anticlimax after earlier troubles Sponsored By Bnishes, all blended to your taste. Thi.s was done by unanimous vote not connected had held up the BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP)—Un acted under a section of the U.S. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Visit our showrooms and About 770 "Bellringers” wil > lealth bell which was oaat in 1953 certainty and apprehension con Code giving the President the in 1960 with Overbaugh partici scheduled launching for two hours W SCS OF UNITED METHODIST CHURCH see the model kitchens on display. pating. As Youngster, and nine minutes. White House said today President march toward a $6,000 goal for from handcuffs and chains once tinued to grip this racially trou power to deterinine whether fed N-Blasts Canceled There’s no obligadoa. bled city today as 8,000 combat- The State Supreme Court noted That trouble was caused by a Kennedy will ask Congress for Used to shackle the mentally ill. eral troops are needed In cases that nothing indicating any "im OF BOLTON— Route 44A mental health tonight between 6 ready troops stood within striking of domestic violence, and whether Gx)per Read diesel engine desigpied to move authority to retaliate if the British and 9 o’clock. Atty. Conti expressed confidence distance In the event of new out proper Influence” was exerted by the giant service tower away that the town will support the state authorities are providing ad Overbaugh on other memibera of gdvemment seize.s U.S. planes In ALty. Joseph Conti, fund drive breaks of major violence. equate proteettm to citizens. from i the launching pad. It was M. A. Peterson, Inc. drive enthusiastically. Scattered violence was reported the commisfilon — "and we Impute After Nikita’s Note necessary to replace* a fuel pump a dispute over fares on North At SATURDAY, MAY 18 chainnan, said they ai’e the larg Wallace and Kennedy may meet “We were gratified to have so Stair Carpet during the night. Two persons no such Influence to him by our Buck Rogers and purge foreign matter from lantic air routes. 607-A New Park Ave. est number of volunteers to partic Saturday at Muscle Shoals, Ala. decision in this case.'" AT THE CHURCH many people in our own town, and were hurt. Automobile wtndshlelda the fijel line before the engine Pierre Salinger, White House West Hartford 10, Conn. ipate in the annual door-to-door in the towns we serve, volunteer The PresWei it "is ' scheduled to at However, tihg »ltiia.tlnin niwWeb Construction Capt. B. F. Walker said. Erakine —Jackie Robinson and Floyd and Into controversy. for this month. His father, an Air Force colo dish designed to send radio sig North Atlantic routes, despite ob local office of the Connecticut Browning;', 26, was charged with Patterson spoke to Negroes at a ceived the Moscow note shortly nel. was k close friend of such jections by the United States. Bank and Trust Oo., where they Aluminum Folding Last week, Birmingham, Ala., Two Were to Involve nuclear de- after his news conference Wednes nals to the spacecraft as it rises Annual and Perennial one count of assault with a deadly mass meeting Monday night and police used them against Negro ■vlces, the third a chemical high aviation greats as Wiley Post and over Bermuda about five minutes The higher rates had been will be deposited. weapon—a rock. said Negroes here are fighting to day. Amelia Earhart, and Gordon used agreed on by the International Air FINER CHAISE LOUNGE demonstrators. A blood-chllling explosive. It was at this conference that after launching. w ith $26 In . e A OO Walker said Ivory was charged end segregation everywhere. picture of a snarling German td 'listen intrigued to their flying The signals trigger a device Transport Association last fall. with stabbing Policeman Jack N. —A Negro reserve police cap Radio Moscow had complained the President .said he was "not conversatlon.s. The elder Cooper Julian Amery, British minister ’s Mott’s Green shepherd leaping a demonstrat that the U.S. tests were aimed at hopeful" that a te.st ban agree cedled a radio transponder in the Adrian took his son aloft almost before Cash Register g j Spivey and Sgt. R. E. Lambert tain said that state trooper-s pre or was seen all over the country. spacecraft. By measuring the of aviation, Monday accused the 856 MAIN ST.—CORNER OF PARK PLANT RANGE LAWNS during a melee near the Gaston producing new types of nuclear ment” could be reached with Rus he could walk. U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board of Tapes vented him from using 62 uni There were protests In Congress weapons and added in a veiled time it takes a signal to travel . \ \ n Motel, one of the targets of bomb formed Negro reserves to help and from civil rights groups. sia. "Gordo”—as his fellow astro from the Bermuda' station to the inciting the two airlines to "break ers before rioting erupted. threat: I "If we don't get it now,” he nauts call him - recalls first han our law.” He told the House of Construction quell the rioting which followed Providence, R.I,, auUiorities “One thing is clear, the USSR spacecraft and then back to Ber FUEL OIL ^ NEED A 6‘W eb President Kennedy ordered the Saturday night's bombings. used dogs last weekend to block added, “I would think perhap.s the dling the controls of a plane when muda, computers can determine Commons: troops into the state, but Gov. is not going to stand by idly genie is out ot the bottle and we'll he was 6 and flying his first solo “The situation is unacceptable WALK-IN SALE ALUMINUM CHAIR -^Police said no arrests have an invasion of the downtown area watching the U.S. perfect Its nu precise velocity and the' altitude GASOLINE w ith $26 In . 0 George C. Wallace says the action been made in their investigation by several hundred youths, many never get It back in again,” at 16. of the astronaut's vehicle. and cannot be allowed to con Is Illegal and hinted that he may clear weapons.” Shortly after the Pre.sident left Cooper’s mother says her son tinue." T, See Them Mott’s Green A J .4 o of the bombings. The FBI is work- of them college students, oh a U.S. Sources said the Khrush This information would be es THURSDAY- On Display Cash Register ^ seek a federal injunction to keep spring fever foray. i the press conference, the AEG always was Interested in air sential lor -determining whether He has threatened to confiscate federal forces out of the city. chev letter made no change in disclosed the plans for the three planes. American airliners landing in SERVICE BANTLY OIL Tapes (Oonttanied on Page Nine) London police used dogs, too, the Soviet position on a nuclear Cooper had achieved the proper over the weekend against ban-the- tests which wei'fe canceled Mon “Gordon made a lot of model orbital course. If the desired path London, . ' For all phases of beauty care. 5 stylists to serve COMIWNV, INC. Ji you’re the one man in 10 bomb demonstrators. day. planes,” .she reported recently at is not achieved, Bermuda then Salinger told his news confer you. Of.course appointments as always for those MAY 16th The thinking behind use of dogs Only two were described as ac her Carbondale, Colo., home. sends a s i g ^ ,to bring Cooper ence that under present law the :!Ti .ALVIN ,STRi:i;i who is concerned with flne tual nuclear detonations. The "Later, when he was a senior in CAB lacks power to enforce its who prefer thi.s service. ^ |swn|esre, you need a Toro in crowd control Is humans' innate put of orbit immediately. 'm : l . ■mkcIu’!! ;i-I .-j*).") fear of them, according to a third Wa.s to employ cHfeKitcat High school V Shawnee; Okla., Ire ' Cooper had been sitting in his air fare.s on foreign planes within at the SportiOwn power reel mower. Gov. Wallace Questions News Tidbits Yes, we do eyebrown arching, wax method, also spokesman for the International high explosives with a short-lived had a good friend who ran, an cramped capsule for four hours the continental United States. He P Kock\i!It‘ TK .l-.'lliTI These precision machines use Association of Chiefs of Police, from the AP Wires radioactive tracer. airport. Gordon worked there to and 21 minutes. He had entered said the proposed bill would give facials. a scissors clip to tutor your Inc. The dogs are. intended pri ’ The AEG had said the chemical pay for flying Instruction. He the capsule after breakfast and a them necessary authority. I explosive and one nuclear device soloed then, while his father was .Visit our cosmetic and jewelry bar. hwn to perfection. Leaves it Legality of Riot Troops marily as psychological devices final physical examination. Manchester Community Y with a carpet-smooth look. REDEEM MOTT’S rather than for attacking, he said. President Kennedy .meets with would be detonated as ground serving with the Air Force in the The astronaut was to be taken A Their use is relatively new in Democratlo' oongresMonal leaders bursts,' to provide comparative In- pacific.” down from his Faith 7 capsule B - Full line of home preparations for your hair. this country. SCme police officials at -weekly J picriltical breakfast, to and returned to his special ready- FROM 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. WANTED! • TWO 6 btode. Lo4kit modolt. VALUABLE COUPONS By JAME.S MARLOW troops to carry out court orders. contend dogs are a bonaflde tech (Ckmtiiiued an Page Eight) (Contiinied on Page Eleven) Mjustabis cutting heightt, Associated PreMs News Analyst The Constitution says that a pres discuss racial troubles in Birming room quarters in Hangar 'S, about Adrian’s Service By Appointment Only tOlJi'y,'' ., nique. Others feel they are of du- ham. Ala.. .. Hundreds of Negroes three miles from the launching ANNUALS; A complete assortment Clean, Late Model WASHINGTON (AP)—It seems ident “shall take care that the .bious value. Tel. 64.3-6266 • One now . 6 blade, Hl-Cut MAILED TO YOUR clear that the disorderly forces a laws be faithfully executed.” I stage anti-police riot in Chicago pad. It was expected to take the Culled from ^ Wires PERENNIALS: Better varieties from members’ own modal. C u H ^ helghta iMa* president wishes to control may Nonetheless, In 10 years K9 after Negro youth wounded in rob launch crew about an houi- to roll ■gardens But no court order was involved corps have- become a part of bery attempt. the service tower back around feel free to cut loose unless he In the mass demonstrations 1 In many big city police departments. CEMETERY BASKETS; 'mtefully airanged USED CARS • Adluatabla handle. I pays flatly, beforehand he will use Birmingham last week. Negroes Eisienhawer accuses Kennedy ad- the Atlas and then remove tlie N-SHIP IMMOBILIZED ytdrage position. HOME London has been using, police JFK Panel Reports troops to stop them. If he has to. minl^ration of over spending and capsule hatch to release Cooper, J HERBS: For window sill or garden TOP PRICES PAID were demanding equal treatment dogs for about 20 years and Is There was no immediate com WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre GERANIUIVIS: Unusual plants • Hlgti.carbon atael President Kennedy used troops wltl) whites. Ih e demonstrations “stealing from our grandchildren tary ^..of Coiiiiiierce Luther H. blades on all models. kr Mississippi^ and now has them were not riots although they were to satlmy desites of today” . . . ment from the astronaut on the WIN Trip to (Conttnued on Page Three) postponement. He was reported Hpdges said today the nuclear TREASURE TABLE; Many interesting items! on standby in Alabama. President getting Increasingly explosive. British government asks Presii^t ship Savannah will be IninicbU- Dnar fr&ena«. . . . We’ll have something for every interested Carter Eisenhower used, them at Little Because there was no coUrt Kennedy to step into British- On Rail Wprk Rules in good spirits and anxious to go ized for from four to six nionths EUROPE FOR TWO! Rock. In each case there was American air fare diMMite, as Unit as the countdown moved on, onjy gardner! C h e v r o l e t INC. order and no rioting Kennedy was because 4>f a labor dispute which cG.. VIA PAN AMERICAN JET CUPPER presidential reluctance about em not under compulsion to employ ed States order American lines not to stumble over the techpical will make It necessary to trsda Do not fall to linvestlgatB 1229 Main St. Manchester [ Land Arrangements by Globe-Graham Tours, Inc, ploying them. troops. Hecklers Spur to increase rates as British are do WASHINGTON (AP) A three-^ipmmission, which called for' sub roadblock. new engineers. Hodges wid the Sbeial Security benelfits. For In each case rioting began be But If he hiad warned he would ing... stantiai benefits .for thei.jeliminat- Astronauts Virgil I. Glrissom government hopes to hiake an" GET TOUR FREE ENTRY BLANKS man presidential panel laid down and John H. Glenn Jf., experi example, i f the deceased is AT MOTTS fore the President decided ,^to use ■end in troops if rioting started— Alabama newspaper executives broad guidelines today for gradual ed firemen, but the tmions reject early decision on future opera troops. as It eventually did—there might Nashville Riot will talk with President Kennedy removal of most firemen from ed them. enced similar frustrations in hav tion of the world’s fim atomic- covered by Social Security, a Elsenhower, even Went,so ,far in not subsequently have been any about racial tensions in their state freight and-yard trains, central is Kennedy received the report ing their launcijings called off at -powered merchant ship. lump sum death benefit, varying July’ l987 as to tell reporters he riots or any provocation which NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)—Ne . . . Singer Eartha Kdtt will con sue in a work rules dispute that late Monday from a special three- one time after they were on th'e could imagine no circumstances brought them on. gro students, demanding desegre tribute $6,000 to Southern Chris threatens a nationwide rail strike man panel he named last month couches of their space capsules. SIT-INS CONTINUE from $120 to $255 is payable to PRESSED FOR^IME? “ that would ever induce me to While the whole situation was gation of all public accomoda tian Leadership Conference of the June I. to try to settle the work rules ENGLEWOOD. N.J. (A P I- ♦he surviving husband ^ w ife. ■end federal troops ... to enforce still unpredictable - last week—be tions, clashed with police and Rev. Martin Luther King. /In a report to President Ken dispute. (Continued on Page Eight) Thirty un'reglstered Negro chi|, X.OW. the orders of a court.” fore the rioting started—Kennedy rock-throwinjj; whitek in a noisy Former President Yun Po-sun, nedy, the panel said the issues be As a result .'of negotiations with dren sat In classes at the pre* I f a member of tffe same*^ house Tore Sportlawn SI This was an amazing statement told his news cmiference: 2-hour demonsfratioil in downtown key flgpire In recent civlHan oppd- tween the railroads and the five in the last month, the three-man dominantly white Cleveland Ela« hold. Otherwise, this death W E'R E O P E N Hl-Cut Reel. New, to make at a time when Southern “I've made Iti clear since a» Nashville Monday liuht, sltion to,, extension of military rule operating brotherhoods have been panel said the railroads have mentary School again today ae larger wbeeli, 6 bUdea. Le-C«t SpotW states were showing resistance to Bupalng the presidency that I Hecker Cleared benefit can be applied to the lawM alee available with either 18* er A few hours lateiT police were in South Korea, named presiden narrowed, and an agreement can agreed that the bulk of the work leaders of the sehool IntegraUon S I ' e o ttl» U.S. court orders to integrate pub would use all available means to sent to the home >of a Negtro tial candidate of Civil Rule party be reached in the next 30 days if performed by firemen on freight fight pledged to extend the riase, faaexal expense. U N T IL 5 P.M. -ooiDplele Toro line. lic schools. Troops aie a preai- in-otect human rights and uphold leader who said a shotgun blast . . . Japanese trade association told both sides will bargain realisti diesels is necessary, but that in In N-Sub Inquiry room sit-ins to two more schools. dentls ace-ln-the-nole to enforce the law of the land.” fired from a car smashed by Communist officials that im cally. i- most cases it can be combined It was the seventh day that ehll> court orders If he has to. MONDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY Special Prices ee But then, while acknowledging through the window of his home proved harvests have eliminated ‘‘The next 30 days will be im^- with work performed by other PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (AP)— dren from the predominantly Ne, SUPER-CEDED il7 MHWU TttRNPIkE EAST Elsenhower threw his ace away the Birmingham problem was still and narrowly missed- his wife. Red China’s need to imi>ort food portant not only to the parties, employes. The Navy has cleared a young gro Lincoln Elementary School, THURSDAY 9 A.M. to 8 PJH. for no apparent reason. not settled, he said the demon Mayor Beverly Briley continued grains from abroad. but also to the,nation, and to the "On the other hand, the broth officer as k jrasslble scapegoat in focal point of the dispute, had at Within three months Arkansas strations involved no federal law. his efforts to reach a blracial ac WEDNESDAY 9 AJ«. UntU Noon M O D E LS . . Ntw The I n n Reshuffled Ba'ath Socialist gov future of collective bargaining as erhoods do not contend there are the sinking of the nuclear subma tended classes at Cleveland... segregationist rioters kept Negro The lawless elements in Birming cord and “preserve the peace.” an effective method of disputes no jobs presently occupied by rine Thresher with 129 persons children from a Little Rock iKsbool ham might have cimcluded from Negro leaders scheduled an ernment in Syria says It is ded icated to union with Egypt and settlement. Although the general firemen which cannot be a ^ l- aboard. DISAPPOINTED MENOHESTER which a federal court had ordered this that Kennedy lacked legal au other meeting for late today to public Is not s formal party to Ished,” the report added. The action came late Monday SAVE “'”^*20 integrated. Not until then did thority for using- troops to keep Iraq, but promises crack down on ’TECUMIJEH, OkU. (AP) — press'their demands: this dispute, each ^citizen In 'the “As a matter of fact, just as when a naval court of Inquiry In “Oh, 1 know he’s dlMppoint* -a 'Ct k BmlG Elsenhower use troops. order. 1. Desegregatian of all public pro-Nasser rioters . . Peace mis United States has an Acute inter the carriers, beln^ realists, hays vestigating the April 10 sinking In 1962 a federal court ordered At week’s end criminals bombed sion from Organization of Amer ed!” Aattie Coop**' wan, too. But 7 accomoilatlonfr such as hotels, mo est in Its resolution,” the report suggested that there may be ^ a some 220 miles east of Boston moatly for her son, U Gordon $10.00TBMe-iii James H. Meredith, Negro, admit- Birmingham Negro dwellings. Ne- tels, restaurants and luqch cqunt- ican States- arrives in Santa Do said. few freight situations In which the withdrew the name of Lt. Cmdr. '-"X- SAVINGS . ted to the University ot Missis m es rioted againat white police. mingo, Dominican Republic, yes Cooper Jr., who didn’t blast .. Allowance! 0PEM NNHT8 . ers. Some eating places, all down The central issue Is the recom services of a fireman are needed, Stanley W. Hecker as m party to Into space today because of fauV< L O A N sippi. State officials epfused to Negroes and police were Injured. town theaters, the baseball park terday far look at eased HalUaa- mendation of an earlier presiden so the firemen have Implied that the Inquiry. 6 i? tc / comply. ,'' ’’’MoIm blocked U.S. It was too late then to use troops Deminlcan crisis. ty radar equipment In Bennudn. A S S O t I A T I O N ^ Free Ahtn St. Parking MM. Ibn SET. 6111 and the civic auditorium are In tial commission — named by for there may be some significant Hecker, 86, of Brooklyn, N.Y., Tt/ilkam ^ QutsJt fu n e ra l SCome.Sne. marshals trying to take Meredith to prevent disorders. There wiMre: te g r a ^ . ------. United Nations Gene^ Assem mer President Dwight p. Elsen number of jobs bn daylight yard was< skipper of the USS Skvlark, “That poor little fellow,’’ sU Into the school. turns handy. 2. Better employment opportun- bly gathers for special financial hower — which proposed eliminat and branch line freight diesels the Thresher'$ surface escort ves 'said sadly when tha flight wan Kennedy simply sent Meredith The rlotuig ended, perhi^ tern- itles forquallfled Negroes. session today,, but with little pros ing 40,(X)0 firemen from freight Which can be eliminated. sel and the ship which redelved linaily postponed after benre of aZB MAIN STREET ■ O L P f T riWANCIAL IIItTITUTtoA \ • woMl^, “Just a dUaiHiolntiiMnt.’' ■ I back with more marshals. Again porarlly, wuh the dangw, of ex 8.’ Dropping of all c h a fe s now pect of ogreeliig' on long term and yard trains, ’ "The basic problem, therefore, Um ill-fated submarine's death' Current-Annual Dividend there was rlotliig which lasted for ploding agidn at any ame. Then pending against students arrested measure to pay costa of Oongd Tile. railroads contend outmoded, becqihss one of establishing a pro throes radio messages. —^ That wad atw tits reaction" MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT Charge It with “UNI-CABD” hours end killed two men. Not Kennedy sent troops into Ala Trudy Cooper today to the post* BRANCH OFFIGI^ ROUTE 81. COVENTRY . On Insured Savings while demonstrating against seg and Middle Blast peace forces . work rules cost them $600 million cedure for ascertaining those situ Hecker was censured by the MAIN S T .— 649-6221 until then did Kennedy send in bama, not tQto Birmingham, but regaUon—dating back to the start Alabama Gov. Wallace says Pres each f year. They call thms rules ations, If any, which will continue coui^Apiil 16. The court sal^hen poneoient of the flight that wiU| troops. There were no more riots. to military bases near it of the oit-ln movement in I960. ident Kennedy would be acting "featherbedding.:' to require the preaence of a fira>' as loommandlng off!- to have enrrted her huehand, to, In ttie U ttle Rock and Missis- unoonstltutionahy -in moving Fad- The railroads accepted the pro Gordon Cooper St., around MM «B F lo s (flittl troops into Binniiighsm. posal of tha-tottOer presidential' i i' 1'..• w- - ‘H MAN0HE8TEB KVBMINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1968 MANC^ESTEfl EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ TUESDAY, MAY 14, Hebron and aome Colcheatar people who whaalad la a eountar-attaok that have Interests there, which is aUU sent Tock-thfowlng whites acatter- doriht whether the first steps could Kasevich-Godfrey to be Settled. The above parties Hecklers Spur ing. R4nikviUe~Vernon be taken until 1964, since fipanc- Party to Mark' ask for $100,0(X) from the town. One of the Negroes in pursuit ing for the' present high school Nobody Wants to be any^^ere Nashville Riot brandished a knife. Earlier, a addition, and for a proposed junior Sheinwold on /Bridge Him. JMVMttne. Roberta O o t ^ ' 90th Birthday near a dump site. white man puUed a 'knife. Principals Air Salary Issue; high school, will be derpanding, and AlaaiM W Mtartin Kwi*vlch, Hebron’s Little League and Babe (ConttBued from Page One) In the confusion, a large plate and the improvements to physical both o< Maaobeeter, ware united Of Mrs. Post Rutii League members are Mlling glass window In a vacant building was smashed and the two forces plant might not be acconvplished BRIDGE CRIMES < ta mantagw Saturday morning at candy to get funds .to cover ex The shotgun ** olast ripped under the present high Mhool ad NOT PLANNED South dealer pense of athletic equipment for the scaled jagged slabs of glass at Football Plan Costs Listed BBt-Weit votoM le Om CBnamh of the Aaeumptlon. Friends and Hebron Orangen through the front window at the dition scheme. summer baseball progpram. Boys home of H. E. Braden, executive each other. By AIPRBD SHEINWOLD NORTB o i« Invited to aittend an open house Second Oil Series Be^ns Most of u« drift into crime The t n ^ le the daughter
Columbia FOR RENT Six Men Picked 8 and 16 mm. M ovie P ro je e tw s Republicans List of Sub-Agents TV-Radio Tonight sound’ or silent, nias 88 bm o. For Land Study slide projeotoro. WELDdN DRUG CO. Jr., Hartford, $1,000'; C. Arthur $500; Brennan, William H., Stam Camarota, Lawrence, $500; Car- The Manchester Board of Realtors BAIQVORD (AP)—Tbe Uat ot 901 M ain S L — T eL M l 8-8891 I wtto ahared In tlie dia- M aybury, Seymour, $100; E dith M . ford, $5,000; Brown, Nelson. Grot pinella, Joseph L., $100; CarroU, The selectmen have named a « t nnwMnlaatnna on aitate Geever,. Beacon Falls, $60; John on, $500; Bruno, Robert, Bridge WUUant T. Agency, $200; Car- six-member, committee to investi Television A . M cG uire, W allin gford, $1,000; tenuto, Theresa A., $150; Chap- poBclca from 1954 port, $500; Carpenter, Nelson, • ^ gate the various offers of land for 6:00 ( 3) Big 3 Theater (In progress)' > (12) Movie thiTiacb 196^ w rf|>ortcd by for- Beatrice MUler, Fairfield, $800; Canterbury, $4,000; Clccone, Ev aman Ins. Agency, ^00; Charron, recreational and educational pur (30-10) Early Shotv. (in Progress) (40.53) (kirobat codiptrcjlar Vred B. Zeller to Robert C. Mitchell, Southbury, erett N., W. Hartford. $500; Clark, Walter, $250; Cheshire i Ina. poses. I (22) Movie at 6 (In progress) ( 8) Movie $100; R ob ert C. M ix, N ew H aven, A gen cy, $100; d a r k , -H. E., $850; ( 8) News (22-30) Laramie C om m ittee H. E. Middlebury, $760; Corslno, They ore Wilbur Bletchec, Kir (40) Mr t,uc)cy (ID) Movie $500; A lexander N asiatka, M ystic, Frank, Old Lyme, $1,000; Cris Consi(Une, Jamee A., $350;'Creigh by Tappan, Wallace Lohr, Paul (18) Big Picture 8:00 ( 3) LI()yd Bridges U S4 $200; John H. Noble, New Milford, cuolo, Ernest F., New Haven, ton, WiUlam L , $200; Darby Oo., Merrick, Leonard Couchon and Dr. (24) American Economy 8:30 ( 3-12) Red Skelton ^ $2M; Edward J. Opalacz, Middle- (B3) Film (24) (>nturleB of Symphony Josephqph A,, J Noith $360; Declcco, Peter, Waterbury, Inc., $200; Deacon, Hilda, $100; Ralph Wolmer. They will report to 6:1S (53) Industry On Parade (22-30) Empire (C) $500); town, $500. $150; Despasquale, Patrick J., Declcco, P eter, $350. a town meeting. not later than 6:25 ' 3) News. Sports, Weather. (40-53) Hawaiian Eys rharies J , Norwich, $1,200; T. H. Fitzsimmons, New Haven, H a rtfo rd , $1,000; Drummond, Erickson, C arl O., Jp., $500; June 30. 6:30 ( 40) Adventures In Time 9:00 ( 24) Age of Kings (83) Nows (18) Subscription TV si. John Ttorinerton, $100; $600; WUliam Raphael, H artford, James J. Hartford. $2,000; Erick Erlacher, Paul, $250; Everson, V, Townspeople will also have a 9:30 ( M 2 ) Jack Benny HaU, m , $350; Fairbanks, Everett, ( 8) The Outlaws Aoa Bsstty A Ina. Oo., $350; C harles Sargeant, Seym our, son, Carl O., Durham, $500; Fedus, NATIONAL REALTOR WEEK report on the proposed school ad (18) Burns and Allen t 8-40-63) Untouchables $180; Brennan, William H., Stam' $50; M rs. Ann G. Schack, H artford, John, Colchester, $350; . ^tzslm - $200; Parmer, John M., $100; dition from the building commit 8:45 (l()-22-.3n)„HunUey-Brlnkley (10-22-30) Dick Powell ( 3) Walter Cronkite 10:00 ( .3-12) Oarry Moore •and. $6,000; Bamdu & McNeil. $ ^ ; Frank A. Simmons, Hart mons, T. H., New Haven, $350; Faulkner, T. D., $200; Federman, tee at this same meeting. 10:3C (10-30) Chet Huntley scitnct Burton A., $100; Pooed, WUUam 7:U0 ( 3) To Te'l the Truth Ttyartaigton, $100; Buma, Harold ford. $850; Kenneth W. Walker, Griffin, Howard W., Unionvllle, Procedure Change (22) Peter Gunn Jr., $200; Frischman, Harry, $350; M A Y 12-18 (12^22-30-40) News: Sports and ( 8-40-53) A.s Claesar Sees It 3^ TDRlDBton, $150; Carpenter, E astferd , $600; R alph W . W ent $500. Communications with the zon Weather Gallicchio, Michael A., $150; Grif 11:00 ( 3-8-10-12-22-30-40-53) News, Ndhm Lk, Canbeitury, $1,500; worth, 'Hartford, $500; Dorothy Henry, Samuel D., Cheshire, (24i Dr)ver Education Sports and Weather fin, Howard W., $500; Griswold, ing and planning commission are (18) Subscription 'TV Ooan 4k Bonndl, Inc., New Haven, Whiting, Bristol, $600; Melvin F. $500; Hollister, H. B., Hartford, to be submitted in writing to the 11:15 ( 3) Movie $1,000; dark, F. North Itw. A ^ ., Witherwax, Beacon Falls, $100; R , M . A gen cy, $100. (10) Manhunt (10) Tonight (C) $200; Hull, Seward F., Clinton, clerk, Mrs. Arnold Slhvonen, ac Realtors Guest (53) Film (40) Steve Allen Show Uttirilald, $100. Anthony T. Zazzaro, Hartford, $350; Hummell, Clarence, Sey Henry, Samuel D., $500; Hol cording to a new policy adopted Edward J. Rybezyk, executivo 7:15 (22) Highlights (12) Movie Ools, Francis X., W est CbrnwaD, $250. 7:30 t 3) What in the World? 11:30 ( 22-30) Tonight (C) mour, $1,150; Kloter, Earl A., New combe, Harold, $350; HuU, Seward by the board. director of Manchester Redevelop $100; Collar, John B., Norfolk, $76; L a te 1056 F., $1(E; Hunun^, Clarence, $590; (24) Perspectives ( 8) Movie London, $200; Lange, Walter, New Carl Gosline, chairman, said ment Agency, will be guest speak SEE SATliIWVAY’a TV WEEK FOR CXIMPLETE LISTING Accurate Oonaidina, James A., Tonin^ton, Eugene Amoroso, Torrlngton, Haven, $200; Larrabee, Rockwell Jewett, SterUng M., $100; lOrby, $300; Criscwlo, Bmiest F., New complalnte and matters related to er tomorrow at noon at a luncheon $100; Eric Anderson, Wethersfield, J. Co., Inc., Bridgeport, $750; Gardner, $150; Kloter, Earl A., ixming can no longer be taken over Haven, $1,000; Deacon, Hilda, $150; Kreminskl, John, $500; Lark $50; Paul I* Avery, Granby, $350; Lavleri, C. A Son, Inc., Winsted, the phone by board members, due at Cavey’s Restaurant. The event UtohfMd, $100; EUot, Jr., John in, J. Clement, $50; Lescke Agen Complete Frands B. Barnett Jr., Glaston- $3,500; Links, Fred, Hartford, to the tithe required by their in will be given by the Manchester Lt., GUnt^ $125; Bverson Ins. buiy, $100; Frederick E. Bauer, $250; Locasso, Josephine, Derby, cy, $350; Utchffleld County Reatty Board of Realtors In conjunction Radio Agency, Branford, $150; Foord, creased duties;. Gosline, because of Hamden, $500; Jbhn F. Besozzl, $250; Lousiotls, Demetricos, New & Ins., $150; Locaaso, Joerahine, with National Realtor Week. News WUlten M. Jr., lAbdifield, $100; the pressure of personal business, lim s listing Includes only those news broadcasts of U) or Ifi-mlniile Torrlngton, $100; Lincoln Bouve, London, $250. $150; Low ell, James B., $5,500; A $200 scholarship, to a mem FrlscJtran, Harry,.. New London, Louisloitis, Dem etrious, $200. has resigned temporarily, as chair length. Some stations carry other short newscasts). New Haven, $500; Bredice Realty ILowell, James B., Canton, $5,000; man and Morris Kaplan is acting ber of the graduating class at $800; Galilochio, Michad A., Tor- IVDBC—136S (^11:30 Starlight Serenade Coverage A Ins. Oo., Torrin^on, $200; Rob Lundblad, Harry A., New Haven, Lundblad, Harry A., $500; Ma chairm an. Man-chester High Sch^l, will be rlngton, $100; Gann, Morley J., authorized by the board, and pre 6:00 Jim Nottloton 1:00 News and Sign Off. e rt Bruno, B ridgeport, $500; $500; Mockowltz, F. J. Ins. Agen deux, Raym ond H., $150; Madl- Gosline said the commission re 8:00 Raynop ShlncA WPOr~14M B artfoi^ $150; Giampletro, Vto>^ gan, John W., $200; Maffed, Phdl- sented to A. Raymond Rogers Jr., 1:06 News, dlgn Oft 6:00 Joel Cash ,, cent, Stamford, $1,000. Buonocore Inc. Agcy., Torrington, cy, Southbury, $100; Margoles, cently made an application to en $125; Buma, Brooks A McNeil, Up J., $200; Marcheaseault, Henry, high school principal. W H A Y ^IR 7:00 Bill Hughes Grorge, New Haven, $500; May gage the services of a planning 6:00 News 12:00 Glrand Printed in ' Goldblatt, Arthur, N orw ich , Torrington, $100; Richard Button, $1,500; M a r g o 118, Constantine, Representatives of the Manches W1NK~12E8 ' $300; O rif^ Howard W., Unioiv- bury, C. Arthur, Seymour, $100; consultant to develop a compre 8:16 Paul Har'ey* Or. Albert E. Rocky Hill, $100; Nelson Carpen $1,600; M ason, WUUam B., $150; hensive town plan. The March ter l^ r Association, the Chamber Burke 6:00 News WaT! Street BOSTON ' vl>e, $ ^ ; Hamzy, Joseph A., McGuire, John A., Wallingford, of Oomitlerce, bankers, educators 6:30 Alex Drier 6:15 Showcase ter, Canterbury, $2,500. Mather, GUbert L., $150; Maybury, 6:4b f.oweil Thomaa Canaan, $76; Hdffnagle, John E., $500; MUler, Clifford, Woodbrldge, town meeting voted to appropriate and. many Manchester town offi 6:4o SporU LOS ANGELES Joseph Im CaripineUe, Stamford, $500; MitcheU, Robert C„ SouUi- Arthur C., $150; McGuire, John A., $2,750 for this purpose. Gosline 6:60 Bob ConsMlne 7:00 Showcase^ gVwestviUe, $360; H ^lett, dark cials will be guests at the head 7:00 Edward P. Horna 8:00 Yankees iln. Twine $160; F. Howard Carrier, Glaston- bury, $100; O’Connor, WiUlam F., $500; Mix, Robert C., $600; Mor- said a letter of acknowledgement 10:30 Showcase LONDON N., Orange, $250; Jennings Ina tensen, Edward G., $200; Morano, table. 7:16 Connecticut PM ? Ihc., Idrrlngton, $100; Kaufinan, bury, $100; Wesley C. Carroll, Hartford, $150; Noble, John H.. he received, reports a large num 7:30 Dick'a Den 12:15 Signoff Albert, $1,000; Mullen, Jehn, Alfred P. Werbner, board presi 10:00 Metfl vs. Colt.*? Irving, Hartford, $350; Keating, East Hartford, $100; James A. New Milford, $350; Palmer Agen ber of applications are now being dent, will be master of ceremonies. $2,500. processed and It will probably be 12:00 Tonight at My Place 4 Joseph F., Danbury, $460; Kirby, Considiitve, T orrin gton , $200; E r cy, Middletown, $250; Perrone, Rabbi Leon Wind of TemipleBeth WTXC— 1088 Richard E., Meriden, $100; Kloter, nest F. Criscuolo, New Haven, Joseph, New London, $150; Ra Myran, Maurice, $100; Masiatka, fall before the federal govern Sholom will give the invocation. 6:0o News, Sporia and Weather IYsor$22 6MmitlM$1l * Earl A., New London,* $500; La- $500; Capelli A Gorleb, New Ha phael, WiUlam, Hartford, $600; Alexander Jr., $350; Noble, John ment gives final approval. About 50 members and guests plan 6:30 Financial Report 3 Months $5.50 H ., $1,300; Palm er, M arvin J, 6:35 Album of tbe Day Clip thb oOvartisaaMnt esd oonchs, Joseph A., Hartford, $2,- ven, $250; Hilda Deau^on, Lttch- Richard, Theodore J., Norwich, Ohurrti Festival to attend. 6:45 Three Star Extra FREE DELIVERY $350; Parker, Relnhold, $150; Paul- nfum it with yonr ebaefc nr 600; Lange, Walter, New Haven, field, $100; Erloo Devlta, New Ha $1,500; Robinson, George H. Ins. The sununer festival sponsored Mayor Francia Mahoney will 7:i'6 Conversation Piece mon.y ordw tp: ven, $500; Thomas F. Dorsey, New 8on, Niels S., $50; Perrone, Joseph, 7:30 News of the World 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. $260; Lewto, Keith, Eaatford, $360; A gen cy, Stonlngton, $760. by St. Columba’s Holy Name lead members In their reaffirma 7:46 Grandstand Bandstand Tbs Christian SctoiKS MonHsr Ldegeot, Rene, New Britain, $250; London, $3,500; Roger Driggs, Rogers, Willard B., Manchester, $150; Perota, Joseph, $260; PhU- 1 REALTORS Society will be held July 27. The tion of the Realtor’s pledge, a cus 8:00 Red Sox vs. Angels ' One Norway Street LitohOeld County Ins., Torrlngton, E a st H a rtfo rd , $100. $1,000; Schack, Ann G. Hartford, bert, Ovide 'V., $500; Piacenti, date has been changed to avoid tomary function of National Real- 10:30 Nlghtbeat ARTHUR DRUG Bolton IS, Maes. 'thomaa E., $100; Proto, Anthony 11:00 News $ 100. V. Hall Everson m , Branford, $1,000; SbappeU, John M., Wood- conflicting with the Firemen’s to r W eek . 11:16 Sports Final Madeuz, Raymond H., Torring- $250; WUliam M. Foord Jr., Litch bridge, $500; Shea, Liester M., W il- J r„ $1,000. \ A re A ctive F a ir. ton, $160; Mafifel, Philip J., Stam field, $200; FUoyd Forde, Manches UmanUc, $1,000; Shienlbob, Henry Raphael, WUUam, $250; Rhyan, Festival chairmen are Patrick Cord, $600; M aries, C. J., New ter, $100; Harry Friachman, New F., Hartford, $1,500; Simmons, Walter R , $500; Russell, Arthur A ir Force Pipers Visit Forbes Welch and Andrew Gosper, gen Haven, $1,000; Mauro, Salvatore Members of London, $200; Michael A. Gal' Fran k A ., H a rtfo id , $3,500; SUeo, H ., $l,o60; Russo, Gaetano, $500 eral chairmen; Nicholas Lanzolot A. , New Britain, $125; Maytairy, Schack, Ann G., $750; Schwolsky, ta and Patrldc Picard, tickets; Ar liochlo, Torrhigton, $125; Lloyd Andrew, Wa/terbury, $250; SmaU, If there’s a pipe bend In the^School senior. The others, from'^caught a plane for a flight to New C. Arthur, Seymour, $100; Millard, Richard, $250; Segur, Earle H. thur Peipin, grounds; John La'ws, Grant, East Windsor HUl, $100; David Agency, New Lond(^ $150; Constituent area, you can bet some of the the left, are Airman 2X1. Jack York State where they participate W. H., Niantlc, $160; MdUnaro, F. $2,500; Shay, W illia m H ., $300 lighting; end James Murray, re Harvey W. Hebert, Quhinetoug, SolUbto, Frank, Winsted, $300; bandsmen wUl wind up at 231 McGllvary of Portland, Ore., Drum today in an Armed ForcesvWeek W. , Danbury, $360; Moore, Merle Sheehy, Donald R., $300; SmaU, freshments. Here’s a new reason why the sign of is America’s First Choice: $500; Harry R. Holland, Newii^- Solomon, Joaeph, H a rtfo rd , $350. McKee St., the home of Mr. and Atajor James Neary of Yonkers, parade. M., Winated, $M; Morano, Albert, David-Agency, Solomon, Boards The aimual ceremony ot th e ton, $100. ______Streaman, John C., Bethel, $160; Mrs. WUUam Forbes. N.Y., Airman l.C. ’Thomas Kirk - w Greenwldi, $SA0O; Mortenaen, Ed Joseph, $500; Smerznak, Michael, Forbes, In the past, has enter Crowning of the Statue of Mary ward G., New. Hartford, ' $150; Martin H. Horowitz, New Brit Stone, Jd0^)h R., Meriden, $350; Yesterday It was the United patrick of Glens Falls, N.Y., and tained btindsmen from the British $50; Stevens, H arold R ., $100 was held at S t Columba’s Sunday. Mulcshy, WDUani, Winsted, $76; ain, $500; Gerald W. Hun toon. Taiii>ox, Wilbert, FlainvlUe, $300; States Air Force Pipe Band from Forbes. Sweeney, Stephen J., $1,500. Isles and Canada who have ap Deborah Ouelette placed the crown MuUen^ John, Stafford Springe, Rocky HUl, $100; Irving Kaufman, TerreU, Charles W., Bridgeport, Washington, D.C. It was in Hart 'Ihe four bandsmen had dinner peared in Bushnell Memorial in Tatano Agency, $200; Turello, on the statue and Gleim JoUe was $3,600; Ncuaiaika, Alexander Jr., $150; Tiitle, Melvin, Hartford, ford to play at the spring review at the Forbes home, and then Hartford, including the Black Hartford, $1,260; Howard L. KnOx, A. P. Agency, $150; VaUas, Chris crowntoearer. Children of the First M jvtic, $160; CyOonnell, Anthony $500; Trojan, J. Frederick, Deep and awards ceremony for Trinity visited the Washington Social Club Deep River, $100; Walter Lange, topher J., $200; Vartelas, Paul, Watch, Scots Guards and the Holy Communion class presented V/., Norwith, $150; Opalacz, Ed New Haven, $350; C. Lavleri A River, $100; ,Tracy, Jehn G., Hart OoUege ROTC. and sat In on a rehearsal of the Welsh Guards. He was drum major $150; W aUter, Kenneth W ., $3,250 Individual flower offerings at the ward J., Middletown, $1,260. ford, $200; VaUaa, Christopher J., S. Sgt Sandy Jones of Spokane, Son, Inc., Winsted. $1,000; Lescke Ward, Steson, $250; Watson, Ar Manchester Pipe Band In Orange of the Manchester Pipe Band for a lta r. Packer, T. E., Mystic, $200; New London, $200; Widkw, Ken Wakh., a piper, admires the pipes Agency, Putnam, $250; Litchfield thur A., $2,000; Webster, Charles, Hall. Forbes then drove them to 30 years. He Is drum major for T A G B a za a r Reim ^ Parker, New Hartford, neth, Eastford, $2,000; Wentworth, W'estover Air Force Base where County Realty A Ins., Torrington, $200; W en tw orth , Ralph W „ $350 belongtog to the youngest Forbes the Sphinx Temple Shrine Band. A spring bazaar and chicken $150; Roberg, Bernard, Bantam, Ralph, Hartford, $3^; Whiting, aon, Douglas, a Manchester High they met the rest of the band and (Herald photo by Ofiara.) -4 $125; Harry Lundblad, New Ha Whiting, Dorothy, $850; Whitney, jfik Qeiam barbecue will be held Saturday $100; ReffBle, Edwin R., Fitzsim ven, $500; George MacDermott, Dorothy, Bristol, $1,350; Wilcox, PhUlp M., $200; Wllusz, John P., beginning at 10 am. at the Tol mons, New Haven, $350; Redfleld, East Haddam, $75; Raymond H. W iU lam A ., Paw catu ck, $250. $150; Zapullo, Tom, $160; Wither Earl T„ Madison, $150; Seguar, South Rd. came out first alter public but reservations Should be land Agricultural Center, Rt. 30 Madeux, Torrington, $150; Philip wax, M elvin P ., $100. Earle H., Watertown, $2,000; 1958 Bolton nate, or runner-up to the winner, made by Friday afternoon with in Vernon. Proceeds from the event J. MSaffol, Stamford, $200; George (No addresses were supplied for Bhediy, Donald R., Shelton, $200; out o f a field o f, 66 boys. Mrs. Bdward Johnson or Mrs sponsored by TAC and the county J. Margoles, New Haven, $500; the 1958 recipients or the single LOOK FOR THIS SEAL Liigouri started explaining how Richard Danielson There wiU be horn ©making clube, will be wed Shieaxdwib, Henty F., Hartford, $1,- Gilbert L. Mather, Deep Pliver, 000; SUeo, Aridrew, Watertmiy, 1059 recip ien t.) he would revise the social studies prizes and refreshments for fttrther completion of the build $100; H'crbert J. McKinney, Man Adams, Charles, $200; An- School Board curriculum and also said that Mrs. Edith H. Petersen held tire ing and grounds. $200; Simmons, Frank A., Hart chester, $100. ford, $750; Sisson, Raymond S., droskl Insurance A Realty $^; when you BUY, SELL, or LEASE! from now on his reports and rec first In a series of study recitals T h ere '\riU be booiths w ith phuits, Wlnirted, $76; Smibhwlck, George Henry J. Meyer, Wethersfield, Aslmms, Charles S., $60; Avery, Sets Hearing ommendations to the board will be at her home Sunday. Taking part home made candy, good used- R., New Britain, $126. $200; Melvin M. Miner, East Hart Paul L., $250; Bauer, Frederick mailed with the agenda so board in this group were elementary clothing, food and homecrafts. A ford, $100; Richard B. Moore, E., $500; Baxter, Ross B., $350; Front End members may study them and piano pupils: Carl Preuss, Paul SolUtto, Frank, Winsted, $100; Not everyone ensaged In the real estate business sociation of Real Estate Boards and thua acquire the white elephant auction is also Stannacd, Margaret M., Winsted, Glastonbury, $100; Edward G. Beckwith, Prank W., $500; Beso::- Of Ralph Wild ask questions. He suggested that Naschke, Elizabeth Perry, Joseph planned. The barbecue will be $76; Sfiine, Joseph R-, Meriden, Mortenaen, New Hartford, $150; zio, John P „ $150; Bonequisto, Jo may diaplay this seal I Every Manchester REALTOR official designation of “Active Memixer*’ in his local about the only way to Improve Dlmock, Lance Dlmock, Scott served from 4 until 6 p.m. John Mullen, Stafford Springs, seph A., $500; Bredice Realty A SpeeidI the present kitchen without great Dickie, Coralie Gram, Lynn Nel $600; Stowanan, John C., Bethel, is a licensed broker, but not everyone in Manches Board. Only by this affiliation may he use the desig School Menus $360; Susaier, Frank, Norwich, $2,500; Joseph F. 0*Heam, Nor Ins. Co., $200; Breiman, WUliam Reg. $12.50 Ralplh Wild and the board of expense would be the addition of son and Douglas Spaeth. Wednesday — cream of chicken $360; Watson, G. W. Kent, $75; wich, $100; Aldo Pagani, Manches H., $4,500; (A ls o 1959, $2,500) ter holding a real estate license is a REALTOR. A nation “R EALTO R ” or the Seal both of which a n aduoatlon w iU con fer on M a y 27, a dishwasher, and that when the Mrs. Edna Kaempfer's adult soup, tuna boats, chocolate cake; ter, $ ^ ; Nicholas Palladlno, Broker, Anne, $100; Brjwn Nel basement classroom is eliminated piano and organ class ended Webber, li. Dow, Ivoryton, $100; (1) ALIGN FRONT END registered in the U. S. Patent Office. K was learned last lUght at the Thursday — tomato juice, grind Whitney, LloiPd W., Winsted, $75; Bridgeport, $1,250; Relnold Par son, $750; Bruno, R obert, $1,500 REALTOR must be a member of the National As it could be converted more eco Thursday with a party. Eh^eryone (2) BALANCE FRONT adjourned meeting of the school ers, fr u it; F rid a y — baked ifaeans, Wllusz, John P., TorringtMi, $150; ker, New Hartford, $150; Edward Buonocore Ins. A gen cy, $160 nomically into a modem kitchen. played an original composition and cole slaw, sliced egg, gelatin.',-*' W H E E L S — REG . $4.00 Now the co m p ly that developed the first multi-grade oil brings you an It’s New Esso UNIFLO, WItherwBX, Melvin F., Beacon Perr, Wethersfield, $50; William Bum s, B rooks A M cN eil, $100 (8) CHECK FRONT WHEEL board. Mira.. Kreyaig naked for figures then chose a melody to Improvise Ealls, $100; Woodard, Irving J., Raphael, Hartford, $500; Walter C alsza A gen cy, $750. BEARINGS The board defeated a motion on heating the proposed trailer on. Mrs. Kaempfer, who was gmeat Manchester Evening H erald other advance in motor oils—^an oil that exceeds by far the toughest reqyiire- the eXtended-Life oil. R . R hyan, N ew H aven. 5500. THE MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS - Winsted, $76; Zapuila, Tosn, Tor- (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM two weeks ago made by board classroom s. Ldguort sadd the rep soloist for the Chaminade club in Columbia correspondent, Virginia ments of every car manufacturer for all recommended oil-change periods. rtngton, $150. Theodore J. Richard, Norwich, looks forward to the future 'with confidence, and expresses warm appreciation to all the people of this a r e a - member Mrs. Agnes Kreysig ask resentative of the oomi>any which Manchester last night, will give a M. Oarison, telephone 228-9224. 1965 $750; Bernard C. Roberg, Bantam, ALL FOUR ONLY’ including patrons, bu y ers, attorneys, the press and public officials— ^for their friendship, co-operation and help- ing that Wild, who has resigned leases these units would be in his program including jazz munbers Beazley, WRUsm T., Wood- $150; W. C. Root, East Haddam YOUR os Grade 7 mathematics and sci office elither Wednesday afternoon for a Norwich organ society on bitdge, $j.,000; Blamiiaird, Edward $75; Cashman Sears, Saybropk fnl assistance in its endeavors to make the Manchester Board of Realtors— one of 1440 Real Estate Boards— a ence teacher, be Iteetd in executive or 'Ilmradey and that board mem Satu rday. BEST bers are Invited to be present. He N e w E sso UNIFLO' eXtended-life m o to r o il exceeds L l, Jewett City, $250; Brennan, $76; Charles H. Sherwood,-New credit to the Town of Manchester. session. She said she felt when a Hecker Cleared William H., Stamford, $7,500; ington, $100; Frank Simmons BUY good teacher 'leaves, the board also said thtt the transportation . Mandiester Evening Herald Bol B tu ik ), Robert, Bridgeport, $600; Hartfoird, $1,000; Edward Sim Should endeavor to learn why. bill for double sessions amounted ton correspondent, M. Clemewell In N-Sub Inquiry Bumsted, Anthony H., North Ha mons, R o ck y HUl, $100; Fr^^nk Wild, who came here from CaU- to $8,000, n ot tile $1,000 he had Young, telephone 643-8081. ven, $350; Carpoi;^, Nelson L., SeUette, Winrted, $350; Joseph ALCOA tomla a year ago, apparently in originally reported. (Oonttnned from Page One) Canteabury, $2,500; Clark, H. E., Solomon, Hartford, $500; W U b^ ALUMINUM SIDING ACTIVE MEMBERS tended to stay, Mrs. Kreysig noted, The superintendent asked for Middlebury, $860; Cole, Frands Taibox, Plalnville, $150; Thomp SERVICE ON ALL since he boiight k house in Bolton. clarification on the pokey for pay SPECIAL SPRING CONVENTIONAL MAKES Catholic Ladies cer of the Sk>.ark “ appears to be X. , West Oonrwall, $200; Walter son, Lenzl A Deforest. North Bran- PRICES The board will convene on May ment of long-term substitute subject to inquiry.’’ W. Collar Agency, Norfolk, $60; fo r i $500; Kenneth W. Aler, East- SHERWOOD A. BEECHLER JOHN H. LAPPEN 27 in executive session to hear teachers. A fter murti discussion it We will gladly give you an The court also emphasized that Demacarte, Paul A. H., Hartford, ford, $1,000; WiUlam Watrus, from Wild. He is the rally member was voted that the policy for pay Elect Officers estimate and explain the many Hecker’s apparent failure to in $K0; FrlaclMnBa, Harry, New Lon Wapplng, $50; Ralph Wentworth, WILLIAM E. BELFIORE CHARLES E. LESPERANCE ing substitutes after 20 days of other advantages of Alcoa MORIARTY of the faculty who does not lUon form higher authorities Immedi don, $300; Gredd, Antoony A., Hartford, $1,250; Dorothy Whit JOHN S.BISSELL MRS. ELSIE L MEYER to return next year. It is reported. continual service should be the Mis. Kay (C^iarles) PonUceUd, ately of the Thresher’s final mes New Britain, $150; Griffin, How ing, Bristol, $1,000; Warren G. aluminum siding from Home mMmum salary paid a certified Speclaltiee. There was no pubUc i^Ianatloa 882 Hackmatack 9t., Jast night sages cannot conceivably have ard W., UnipnviUe, $500; Haus- WUlsey, Wethersfield, $100; John last night -of the revetiial of the teacher computed on a 10-montii cqntributed in suiy way to the loss BROTHERS VINCENT A. BOGGINI ELLSWORTH A. MITTEN was elected presidenit of the Ladles man, Robert' H., New Britain, P . ■WUhesz, Torrln gton , $1M. board’s- earlier decision on the basis, with each month one tenth of the $46-million submarine. $500; Herbert, Hiirvey W., Quine- HOME TKL. m i S-5185 H ERBERT J. M cIU N N EY of St. James at a meeting at tiie T om Zapuila, T orrin gton $100; 801-315 CENTER ST. STANLEY H. BRAY question ot hearing Wild. It is re of a contract salary and any pe Atty. Louis P. Gray HI, New 1 baug, $600. A n th on y Zazzaro, H a rtford , $1,- riod leas then a month a fraction M. K E N N E T H OSTRINSKY ported that Wild has been asked school. She succeeds Mrs. Niciholas London, Conn,,. Hecker’s counsel, Hmry, Samuel D., Cheshire, 500. SPECIALTIES MBS. ALICE A. GLAMPET by Supit. Llguori to appear before thereof. The alternative was to di Jackaton. told the court Monday that subse i S $500; HoErook, John A., W ^ - 39 P U R N E L L P L A C E 1957 T. J. CROCKETT R USSELL . PHILBRICK . . the board. Wild was present at vide the base pay by 180 days, as Others elected are Mrs. Alvin quent testimony had shown that Brook, $260; Hotoomlbe, Harold, Ahrens, Leavitt, Suffleld, $200; M l S-2866 9 last night's session. had apparently been unwritten Baldt, Vice preaident; Mrs. W il Hecker carried out his responsi Hartford, $300; Ives, Sherman K. Bauer, Frederick E., Hamden, RICHARD F. DIMOCK MISS MARION E. ROBERTSON The school board voted last policy in the past. Mrs. Kreysig ab liam Curtis,, secretary, and Mrs. bilities fully. Jr., Tbomastoo, $200; Kaufman, night' to send out a “feeler" on stained becausb she wanted to give John Gtoldfaig, treeaurer. After 41 minutes of closed ses Irving, Hartford, $700; Keating, LAWRENCE F. FIANO E A R L E S. R O H AN adult education clkssw and dlortfi- the problem more thought. There The Rev. Eugene F.,Tprpey of sion deliberations on Gray’s mo John F., Danbupy, $1,050; Lange, Ged its poOoy on saiarles fo r kmg- sire three tong-tenn sid^tutes in tion, Vice Adm. Bernard L. Aus W alter, New Haven, $200; Lescke, WILUAM E. GdODCHILD SR. MRS! P A U L IN E G. SCHEINOST St. James’ Church will be chap term substitute teachers. Much of the school ayetem now. lain. tin, president of the -inquiry court Agency, Putaam, $150; Madigan When you want the best, buy the May agenda still remeiiis to and commsinding officer of Ports A Oo., Hartford, $200; Margoles, MISS LILLIAN G. GRANT /Miss M. MADELINE SMITH School Plans Approved Members of an executive board be covered. The PubUc Building Commiseion are Mrs. Edward Sulick, program; mouth Navy Yard where the C. J., New Hdven, $1,000; Masse, EDWARD j‘ ROLL (Honorary) ROBERT H. SMITH Thresher was built, said: “Lt. ' Ixxils J., Jewett City, $250; Mauro, SupL Philip C. LigUori said that approved the plans and specifi Mrs. Alfred Kargyl, ways and it 10 adults request the same adult Cmdr. Hecker’s designation as a Salvatore. A.. New Britain, $200. WARREN E. HOWLAND MRS. ELVA E. TYLER cations for the proposed junior- means; Mias Ruth Bronke, publi- education course, state statute senior high school last night at a oity; Mas. .Tallies Gleeson, Mother party Is. accordingly withdrawn as McGuire, John A., Wallingford, pursuant to his request.’’ $1,000; lUiler, Beatrice, Fairfield, CARLTON W. 5UTCHINS ALFRED P.^RBNER says the school must provide it. special meeting. Bids wUl now Seton; Mrs. Albert Gayson, hoepi- N-ot knowing what interest there Rear Adm. Lawson P. Ramage, $500; Mix, Robert C., New Haven, be advertised invited and. opened taUty, and Mw. Nl(3iotes Jackston,,- . " X might be in Boltoii for adult edu M tw .Team iT.ntiiB Wahnni' anri nyT.™ deputy cpm m ander o f the A tlan tic New UNIFI.X) protects your engine longer. New UNIFLO protects your engine better. $1,000; Mbrano, AEert, Greenwich, flA ALEXANDER JARVIS ROBERT L WOLVERTON on June 12 at the Oommunlty Mrs. Jean ILouis Hebert and Mrs. cation, the board suggested that HaU. ■ John Jacota, oounoil delegates. Fleet submarine force, had test!' On hard trips, in summer heat, for thou In stop-and-go ^ v in g , it helps jlrevent w ^ r , $2A00; Mulcahy, William, Win- ARTHUR A. KNOFLA / fled last month he was unaware Ktguoti.end the PTA draft a ques Stavena Brothera are pumping rust and h a r ^ u l deposits that age. an engine. B t^ $100; Mullen, John, Stafford CANDIKS tionnaire to be sent to all towns for 60 hours of the fact .that sands of miles, it gives you lasting protection. Springs, ^,500; Naaiatka; Alex 17 gallons of water a minute at Job Placements Up Thresher’s last clear radio mes people. The tioard can then tell ap- 603 feet on the Brandy St. prop ander, Mystic, $300; Noble,"John pioxlmately how much to aak for sage was one indicating trouble. H.. New Milford, $150; Ondl, John erty, the PBC reports, (pn the WASHINGTON — Federal-state ' Hecker testified he gave this in NON-RESIDENT MEMBERS in its budget. The courses would be -adrtce of Jerome F. MtiUer, me B. , Hartford, $200; Pagani, Aldo, to residents but paid for from employment offices found a reconl formation to the officer who fol all car makers’ requirements for longer protection chanical engineering ! consultant, Manchester, $250; Pierce, Willard . the school budget, with some re 6,6()b,000 non-farm jobs W r U nited lowed him as commstndlqg officer this was f^ t to be sufficient and 8., Canaan, $100; Raphael, Wil BERNIE CANTOR SAMUEL M. LAyiTT tontoursement from the state. States workers In fiscal 1962, up 16 in charge of the search for the liam, H artfo^ $300; Shlembob, LENOX PHARMACY the well drilling will be stopped. per cent from 1961. T h resh er. A Civil Defense course Will be Henry, Hartford, $1,000. 299 E. CENTER STREET— MI 9-0896 GLENN ROBERTS AGENCY REAL ESTATE CENTER, toe. given to teachers in the fall. John Another well oo^d be drilled later. SUeo, Andrew, Waterbury, $200; If necessary, it was said. THOMAS G. WELLES O’Rourke, O i^e 4 teacher, has Simmons, Frank A., Hartfcod, Window Shade$ completed a -course on these sub The zoning commission has $500; Solhtto, Frank, Winsted, ject and is certified to teach oth waived the requirements for a $150; SoUsnon, Joseph, Hartford, . Mod*, to Ordor ers. The course will run for six certificate of occupancy on the $350; Staohard, Margaret, Win- weeks, with a two-hour session proposed school, so a building ALSO . sted, $100; Streuman, Jdm C:, ASSOCIATE MEMBERS each week. It was voted to excuse permit wIU not be needed. Bethel. $300; Tarbox, Wilbert, k unbwriMd fiMl VENETIAN BUNDS school one hour earlier on the B riefs Hartford, $300; Wateon, Arthur SOOT days of the blase so the teachers Lawrence Flano, chairman .of. Bring your old ndlen ta A., Hartford, $2,000; Watson, G. MRS. ANNE E. BARTLETT KENNETH M. LAPPEN could start the survival course the cancer drive, reports only W., Kent, $76; Wentworth, Ralph and eave S5o per ekada WILLIAM F. BOLES ROBERT W. LAPPEN ‘ ' sarller In the afternoon. Mrs. $280 of the $485 quota has been W., H oxtfo^ $500; Whalen, Mgr- Kreysig objected because she felt coUected. He urges residenits to tln J., Wsterbury, $300; Whiting, that the children need all the make out a check to the American BINGO ROBERT B. BROMBAGKER EVERETT T. McKINNEY Dorothy, Briatoi, $500; WUbur, school time they can get. Cancer Society and mail tt In the EVERY TUESDAY NIUHT, t O’CLOCK Rdbert A., JewOtt City, $250; W il MBS. EDITH W. HOWLAND JAMES J. ROHAN (Honorary) Skirts Controversy envelope provided In the mall ap loughby .A PInney Assoc., Bloom Chairman John McCorrlck de peal. The drive ends this month. field, $^10; WUuBZi John P., Tor- CARLYLE B. JOHNSON WILLIAM R. ROOD ' cided to skirt ell controversial Confirmation wtl)l be adminis MAPLE GROVE, ROCKVILLE rtngtan, 800. subjects until the full boprd was tered as St. Maurice Cinuxh FRANKLIN ST.— PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 1966 MRS. DORIS S. SMITH present, although there was a Wednesday,. May 5, at 7:30 pm. H any Ashmore, Brookfield; $250; quorum. Board member George by the Meet Rev. 'Vkicent J. W illia m H . Brennan, Stam ford, $2,- M l forMI infeniiallM ■ •> I Bsjiks was late and Dr. EUlZabeth Hines, . Bishop o f Norwich Diooese. 000; Ceizsa Agency, Middletown, ‘ Alton and Mrs. Helen Meloche A clam of ^ boys and girls wlU $600; Nelsan L. Carpenter, Canter i l n i UATE MCMIiRS were not present.' Transportation tecelve the sacrament. bury, $2,000; H . B . Clark, M id- and curriculum committee reports The seledtmen WUl meet at 6 d lsb u iy , $300; Coan A Bunnell, FOGARTY BROS.. Inc. as well as a full discussion of poU- p.m. tomorrow in order to be fin In c ., N ew H avsn, $1,000; E rnest ROBE R T J. BOY C E EVERETT E. MOORE Sies were therefore held over .fpr ished w4th ifaeir regular burineM T. Crisctxdo, New ttsven, $850; 319 BROAD ST _T EL. 649-4539 MUUfCBBSnst BKVnfOS aad LOAN m a n c h b s t b r o f f i c b oamoDcncuT the next meeting. ' b^ore confirmaltlon.. Hobart L. Dunn, Dc.rby, $350; Har- A880CIATION BANK and TRUST COMPANY Curriculum was touched on The Bolton Homemakers will «T Ftiscbman, New London, $2M; MANCHESTER, CONN. FOR EXPERT briefiy, however. Mrs. Claire War- meet tomorrow in the Comnuinltty WHEEL ALGNMENT— WHEEL BALANCING New UNIFLO leads an entire new family of Vlnesnt GUunpietro, Stamford, WILLIAM R. JOHNSON F R A N K J. O 'C O N N E LL \ So cl^ge to'new UNIFLO, the eXtended- (el said she was very; Impressed HaU from 10 a-m. to S-pm, Ytoal RAOUTGR REPAIRING AND RECORING $800; Graham 8. Haddan, W ater BAVI|
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1968 PAGE tlV B N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN« TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1968 1 ^ 7*------men ssnss for our fsdsral govetn- sion when the battle of the op is beginning to feel th« financial school nuive; and Mrs. Oeorfe 4 Hammar, guidance counselor. Umri^patpr msnt p ^ ts to tiw inevitable ulti tometrists ends in some kind o f strain, and may not much longer Hospital Visited Notice tmhappy peace dictated by fi be able to pay the price legriala- •nie students whd attsnded wers / . mata solution for the United Na Connecticut nancial exhaustion. Patricia BlackWeU, Candy ^ t o r - £tintttt------9- —^IfprtUik tive battles sometimes superim By Illing Pupils tions too. It too must some day Whenever one facUim of a pro pose on what eome quaint and son. Kathy lYAgoetlno, Ks^y WR HAW M EY CXX Q«a Belcher, Shirley Harrison, Jsn have a tax o f its own, levied not Yankee fession sets out to ■exterminate archaic eouls eometimes call free Forty glrla from Grades 8 and upon other governments or gov the other, while both continue do enterprise. Balcb, CyntWa Smith, Donna Con- DlUVRRY TO THR 9 at nUng Junior High School at- U Donna Slriannl, Judy P.etersra. TBdSAli^*}ii«ao^ By A.H.0. ing business in- Connecticut, the WALTER R ITOQDSmi ernmental units, but upon some .tended open houee at Hartford Jane Barrera, Lorraine Woodruff, Pnbllaban special kind of conunodity, busi Joining of such action dictates an Eowndad Octotxr L UU increased special expense fo r the IfoBpital today. Dcmna Daniel. , ness transaction, or privilege upon A Thought for Today Also, Jessica Klimko, W a a BOLTON rabUitiad Byenma Eisoaiit at it hard enough, be willing to operation both factions. "Today's Hospital—Cexeer Can which it would be relatively easy Bpoaeored by the Maaobeetor White, Sharon Glogres, Bonnie Halidmn. Entered- at tfe ■pend money enough for it, and, 'lliat is the expense. of Wring ter for American Youth” was the Blevins, PsmeU Dorr, Donna Ser^ ___ at Mancheater Conn., aa the lobbyists, the public relations Oouaell of Ohorebee Claiaa Mall Hatter. for the world organization to make above all, be willing to spend more tlieme o f the jirograln, ecbeduled reMo, Lauralyn SI. John. AREA its collections with a minimum of money than the opposition can experts, and producing the pn ^a- Tryon, Shlriey HUHard, Pamela SUBflCRIFnON RATES afford, and you can eventually ob ganda for the fight at Hartford. in connection ■with. National Hoe- _ _ Payable in Adranoa performance by any individual "Seek ye flret the kingdom of Duval, Kathleen Boyle, Rosemary Oae Tear S3A00 tain the passage of almost any Certain other rumored expenses, God.” Matthew 6:33. pital Week. Girls met hoepHal per Jubenidlle, Pat Rowrtt. TO Hontha ...... 11.00 member state. kind of legislation. such as might concern individual sonnel and etudents in a social Have you ever noticed how a Also, Bonnie Bletser, Sharon LENOX Tbree ICootbs A60 Since it seema to us tha^ this is ’That is a somewhat extreme legislators, cannot be mentioned hour, followed py talks explaining One Month ...... L8S young child will concentrate on Douton, Renee Germond, J i^ c e statement, which does not apply or calculated in responsible com ■various nursing programs. the inevitable and necessary solu one thing until he geta what he Totten, Mariann Smith, C ara PHARMACY MEMBER OF to the Connecticut legislative pic-' ment like this. Maybe they eidst, Student nurses conducted tours THE ASSOCIAITHI PRESt: tion of the problem of financing wants and allows no other dis Marks, Sonja Rasmueeen, I w * ture in general. It does come true, maybe' n ot o f the homital and nursing school 299 R. C IN Tm ST. n>e Aaaociated Preaa la ezclualyely the United Nations, we have been traction to hinder him? ’This may Daircoeae, Dorrla DlManno, A b o ^ aatltied to the uaa of ngoabllcation of now and then, in the specialized In any case, the expense can be facilities. Exhibits displayed 'voca Kderiver, liUlan RouUeau, Pamela an newa diapatchea credited to It or waiting expectantly for somebody have been part of the reason be realm of business and profession come considerable, and it becomes hind our Lord’s words when He tions in. the health field. Broderick, Karen Brown and San TEL Ml 9-0896 not otherwiae credited in thia paper al competition, where somebody is and also the local news nabllsbed here. connected with the organization, almost a regular cost superim said we must become aa little chil The adults attending were Miea dy Wecal. All rlfhta of repabllcatfon of special— or desirous of supporting it, to at trying to put somebody else out posed on other costs of doing busi dren. In the psalms there is a Frances Badger, ..e^ool social Arrangements were made by diapatcbee hereiB are also reaerred. of business. least introduce the propoaal for ness, and every now and then verae, "One thing have I desired worker; Mrs. Valerie Boland, the guidance department of Illing. Full aarrica client of N. E. A Sarr- Thia use of the Legrislature—to each side almost .automatically oe. Inc. tentative, preparatory discussion. o f the Lord— that will I seek after Publishers RwwsaentatlTea The put somebody who is competing has to audit itself and check on — that I may dwell in the house of Jnllus Mathews Special Agency—New W e have even been expecting some with you out o f business— is the whether what it ia getting, either the Lord.” To the extent that we T o ^ Chlcaao Detroit and Boston. body to begin making suggestions biggest single use to which any MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF in progress toward the passage of make our religious faith number CntCULATIONC. about what specific kind of tax it session of a modem legislature is legislation, or In success in kllllhg one in our thinking, we will be invited to devote its time and legislation, is worth the price it able to say farewell to anxiety Tne Herald Prlntanx Company Inc., might be. One stray thought is that energy. I f any session were rid of is having to pay. and fear. What are you and I assumes no financial respunsibiuty for it might be a tax on travel across typoRaphlcal errors appearlns in ad- the bills in which somebody is This session there are rumors seeking foremost in life? Are we Tartuements and other readlns matter national boundaries. Or we could trying to beat somebody else to obeying the command to seek first ta The Manchester Evenlny Herald. that one side o f the famous and BE THE HAPPIEST tax international oratory about the dollar it would have half its perennial battle of the optome the Kingdom of God and Hia Display advertiBinR cloaInK hours: peace. Or uranium at the mine. work, three-quarters of its lobby trists— the battle in which the In righteousnesa ? For Monday—1 p.m Friday ing, and most of ita dirty str»’.tegy Submitted by For Tuesday—^1 p.m. Monday. Sooner or later, if the world dividual optometrists of the atate For Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday. wiped off its slate. have been trying to use the law to The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, MOTORIST survives, the United Nations will For Thursday—^1 p.m. Wednesday, And it does happen that, one eliminate competition from op Pastor Emanuel Lutheran par Friday—1 mm. niurSday. Church. For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. have to be given its private inter by one, these conflicts do go off tometry departments In depart Classified deadline: 10:80 a.m. owe national source of income, so that the General Assembly board. ’The day of publieation eaeept Saturday — ment, Jewelry and chain stores— ia • a.m. no Individual nation or minority of only trouble, so far, is that- every almost ready to toss In the fi IN TO W N ! time one battle of the dollar, by nations has any financiai veto over nancial sponge. Tuesday, May 14 the dollar, and for the dollar ends, We have been trying hard to its operations policing against ag there seem to be new ones ready find out which side it is which may UN Mast Have Its Qwn Tax gression and for peace. to begfin. not, this session, feel able and ATTIC FANS Aetna Casualty’s Auto-Rite policy gives All this has been prelude to Be ready for the hot weather The problem of how to pay for willing to keep up the 'good fight. so much for so little. Lowest rates to mention of the possibility that one Quite possibly, it is a false ru ahead with a HUNTER AT its own world police role opera' Sure Sound Like Alpert of the perennial battles of the dol mor anyway, and dollar reserves TIC F A N installed in your safe drivers, fast, fair claim settlement, tions, and how to collect from its I lar may go off the Assembly may be rushed up at the last min home. Complete with fan easy quarterly payments at no extra own members for that purpose, is There is great risk of unfair boards this session. ute. Let us put it this way, con louvers and all carpentry cost. Protect^ by one of the world's work. , the headline problem of,,this spe ness, one can be sure, in Judging Thi.s mav. it is said, be the ses servatively. One side of the fight oldest and strongest insurance com cial session of the United Nations men and policies by any surface WILSON panies. Write or phone today for full General Assembly. similarities, or by some superficial ELECTRICAL CO. details. The background, briefly, is this. atmosphere or impression they Q
'. it' >■ '-• a Junior Chamber of Commerce executive vice president of the Posters Point Up committee, has postponed Its Mrs. Hieins Named Manchester (Chamber of Commerce vshlclss efforts until some future weekend. and committee-' chairman,. of tjis * ^ * I* Fails in Bermuda. Xlean Up Drive The cMlififfieFs community beau To Saf^y Group change. Obitifajty tification committee has offered a News Tidbits 5 Teachers $10 prize for. thS beeL^essay on Hills Barred To encourage wider portiripa- Mrs. Robert Heins will serve 6 in Billion Class Flight Slated Tomorrow from the AP Wires "How to Improve Beauty of on the traffic safety committee John S. L uku Uqn in the Chamber of Com Manchester.” / WASHINGTON — Eighteen B i I I I I II I H i in place of Mrs. Carol B. Mai- John S. Lukas, 70, of 109 Foster Quit Schools, merce’s Cleon Up, Point Up, Fix AU students^^ of Manchester ^ta'tes and the Virgin Islands and MIAMI — Tpurlsmtls now a bil (OMttaMd fron V * f9 One) MO cities prohibit racial, religious, kenson. lion-doll ar-a-y ear Industrj?', in six St.,' died last night at his home Communist guerrillas Ull 26 Up campaign, town merchants schoola are eligible, but must sub win dlqilay posters and streamers mit tfaelr entriee to the Chsmber or national discrimination in the Mrs. Heins, president of the states: Florida,' New York, New Alui B. Shepard Jr., Maldolm after a short illness. Sonth Vletaomeso troops In two Sale or rent of some types of Manchester PTA Council, will rep Jersey, Ohio, Pennsnylvania and ombuahM near Saigon, according Eleven Hired In their Store windows this week. of Commerce office no later than •cott Carpenter, and Walter' M. Mr, Isikas was bom in Poland The clean up campaign, which May 1^. housing. In nine states, the Virgin resent the council and will serve Californio. In 1955 there were •chirra Jr., aUo went throu^ and came to the United States and to authorities . . . Pedro Gonzal Islands, and three cities, discrim as secretary of the committee. only three states in the billion ez Froncioco, 26, shot by firing began May 1 ohd runs through A task force of boy scouts, Manchester in 1912. He lived at The Vernon Board of Education scheduled last weekend to clean ination is -outlawed in privately General Manager Richard Mar class: Florida, New York and poatp9nements, but all occurred squad In Havana in first oxocution May 15, will also be observed by the north end of towm for many accepted five resignations froni the town. Bumper stripe remind- up 30 areas of town identified by built housing. tin has notified Robert Brock, New Jersey. tiefore they entered the capaule. years. He was a member of the under recent 'decrees cracking teachers currently in town alemSn- Bead Herald Ad vs. The postponement today was Polish Roman Catholic Alliance of down on petty crimes. . tary schools, voted a leave for the fourth In four months for Manchester. He was employed at Federal Judge denies Injunction another, and ratified contracta for to desegregate city ana county Cooper’s mission. Cheney Bros, for more than 30 11 to start next year, at their years and retired in 1058. school m Savannah, Ga.. after busihesa meeting at the super It originally was scheduled for Survivors include his wife, Mrs. hearing extensive testimony that intendent’s office last night. February, but a shortage of funds Josephine Filipowski Lukas; a sop, forced integration Is more haim- Supl. Raymond Ramsdell an resulted in cutback of overtime Alphonse Lukas of Mancheste,r; a ful than segregation . . . Inter nounced the appointment of Henry and the February date slipped daughter, Mrs. John Cullen of national Executive Board of Unit Knight as part-time custodian at until April 3. A subsequent need South Windsor; a sister, Mrs. ed Steel Workers meets today, to alter electrical wiring in the the Talcottvllle School, to replace Frank Krieski Sr. of Manchester; helghtenlag opeoalsUoa that some Fremont Wilson, and the resig Blehard O. Deopord Atlas autopilot pushed the date to a sister and several brothers in Po Action may be Imminent on union’s May 7. Another week’s delay oc nation of Mrs. Ckirol Barcomb ai ’S brings you the biggest land and four grandchildren. contracts with basic steel indus curred when trouble developed Parade Marshal a aedretary to the superintendent. The funeral will be held Thurs try. Two board members, Charles with gyroscopes in the Atlas guld' day at 8:30 a.m. from the Walter Lt. Col. WUllam A. Dickson w m ance system. selected to be marshal for the O'Fllnn and Mias Edith Caaatl, Two Coventry Ba^s^innerk N. Leclerc Fhineral Home, 23 Main were designated to assist with Today’s postponement disap St., with a solemn high Mass of Memorial Day (Parade, last night pointed Project Mercury officials at a meeting of the Manchester the junior and senior high school requiem at St. Bridget’s Church giaduations, respectively, and the more than 700 newsmen gathered at 9. Burial wdll be in St. Bridget’s State News Permanent Memorial Day Com Of Manufacturei^^ Awards at Cape Canaveral to cover the mittee. board voted to charge an addition Cemetery. al $6 for out-of-town children dK>t, and millions watching tele- In itch’ Role Friends may call at the funered Walter VonHone will be chief vision and listening to radio of staff. registered In the Vernon summer Two Coventry boya ore winners* of hie ochool to Nutmeg Boys' Marvin Nicholas, Kelly Rd., Ver home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 of the fourth, annual Industrial Ed state in 1962. He has been a mem around the world. to 9 p.m. Roundup The committee stressed the im school program. A large recovery fleet of 28 non, will appear in the role of * ucation Awards and Citations of ber of the S^dent Council, o f the Nicky, the warlock, in the Town portance of the people being Im The board also voted to accept ships, 135' planes and 19,000 peo pressed with the true significance the Manufacturer’s Association of yearbook staff and of the school’s and Country Players production of The Rev. George A. Tuttle (Ooatliiiied from Page One low bids for a variety of services Connecticut. They were cited at a ple was strung out around the of Memorial Day, according to and supplies. tTojectl.oh Club. world to recover the astronaut no John van Druten’s Broadway The Rev. George A. Tuttle, 83, _ luncheon today in the Hartford He. plans to do postgraduate comedy. “Bell, Book and Candle." oonAdence and to undermine the Mrs. Laura Loomis, secretary. The teachers reslgrnlng Include matter where his landed. It will brother of Louis Tuttle, 21 Hud- J “ We hope the younger people Club. work at Cheney Tech this fall. The show will be presented Fri son St., died Thursday in Winter sense o f Individual rights which the Mrs. Dorothy Black, Vernon Ele Richard C. Despeu-d and Edward remain on station imtil the will not make i t . a holiday of mentary School; Mrs. Sally Fll- Despard, who was bom in Hart day and Saturday at 8:30 ,p.m. at Park, Fla. He was minister of the property .owner must feel assured Raymond Perkins Jr., both 17, re ford, has been active in school af launching is rescheduled. wilt always exist In the exercise of sports and that they will have teau. Northeast School; Mrs. San Before the crucial radar trou the Sykes Junior High School Au Firat Church of Christ, Congrega ceived $50 cash prizes and the ct- fairs at Windham Tech. He served ditorium. Park St.. Rockville. zoning power,” the court said. revisrence for the memory of the dra Spicer, Vernon Elementary tationfl for having been named the ble at Bermuda threw a monkey tional, in Wethersfield, from 1929 men we honor so that we can enjoy on the Student Council and is A warlock, Nicholas explains, is to 1933. Since the amendment to' the School; Mrs. Nancy Yutsy, Lake outstanding members of Uje Class wrench into today’s plans, offi zoning regulations was struck these things,” said Mrs. Loomis. St. School; Mias Sara Waggoner, currently vice president of that cials had been confident. They an a male witch, capable of all the Sunbeam Gets Commissioner Badge ' of 1063 at the state vodatlonal- group. He is a member of the Na The Rev. Mr. Tuttle wras bom In down bv Common Pleas Court, the The committee hopes Memorial Maple St. School. nounced that they were chanpng magic a more conventional fe Rowe. Mass., March 23, 1880, the Maj. E. Walter Lamie of the salvation Army pins a conunlssion- technlca; schools they' nave bee^ tional Honor Society, vice presi male witch can muster. sole of land to the Fairfield Broad Day morning wlU be reverent in Mrs. Nancy Schachner is taking attending. the latest possible launch time son of Jude S. and L aim Demis er's badm on Michele Howard, 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. casting Oo. was not completed. The a year’s leave from her teaching dent of his class, a member of the from 10:30 a.m. until noon, giv- Nicholas' experience included keeping with the day, continued Doi'pard, whqi specialized In the Tuttle. He graduated from North Clayton Howard, 53 Spruce St., as her m o^er looks on. Michele deal was contingent i^ion approval position at Building B. yearbook staff and serves on the scientists an extra 90 minutes stage parts while in school in New is a member of the Anna Addy Sunbeam Troop of the Salva Mrs. Loomis. rsdio-TV electronics course at the Senior Prom committee. western University and Hartford df the constru.otion of the radio Any organization is welcome to New teachers, who will be dis W 1 n d h a nv-Vocatlonal-Technlcal to get the rocket off the ground. York and during a hitch in the Theological Seminary. He was tion Army, which she joined in 1960. The badge is the highest - Despard also is a member of Army. tower. participate in the parade if the tributed among the existing schools School in WUllmantic, is the son field secretary of the Massachu award that a Sunbeam can achieve. She is the second -one to as well as in the new Skinner Rd. the Tech-Tronlcs Club and served He played the judge in the Gil receive the award since the troop was oiganized. To qualify for participation is in accordance with of Mr. uid Mrs. James Despard of as both a junior and senior dele setts Congregational Conference the tradition of the day, she said. school, include: Laurel'TSr., Coventry. bert and Sullivan show', “ Trial by and also held other pastorates i^ the badge a girl must give service to the rick o r needy for a year. ProvoU Chides Police gate to the Connecticut Vocation |l2th Circuit Jury,” at Brooklyn College, and Michele worked with patients in convalescent homes. She is a NEW HAVEN (AP) — Yale Sunday, May 26, veterans and Miss Anna Cki'Jghlin, an elemen Perkins is the son of Mr. and al School Student Congress of had leading roles in "Carousel’’ Darien, Amherst, Mass., and Pitte- their families, veteran organiza tary school, teacher from Wash Mni. Edward R. Perkins of Rt. 31, field. Mass. Grade 5 Student at Nathan Hale School. Sbe has received the Provost Kingman Brewster has which he was also vice president. Court Cases and “Damn Yankees" in U.S. following proficiency badges in the troop;; Beginners, second criticized both students and police tions and their auxiliaries will at ington State Teachers Cktllege; North Coventry. He specialized In He plans to enter the Pratt A Army Special Services produc 0(her survivors are a son of class, first cla.<», cooking, bird study. Bible, flower, art, swim for their behavior during last Fri tend the 11:30 a.m. service at St. Miss Barbara Deane, also an the machine course at Howell Whitney electronics apprentice tions. Winter Park, a daughter of Syoe- ming, flr.*ft aid, health. Salvation Army, patriotism, housekeep day's riot. James’ Church. elementary school teacher from Cheney Vocational - Technical training program following grad set, N. Y., five grandchildren, and Washington State TeSchers Col MAMCHKSTER SESSION A graduate of the City College ing, friend to animals and tree Study. (Herald photo 1^ Sa- Brewster, who is perfonning the School In Manchester. uation in June. ► of New York, and a mechanical several nieces and nephews. tcm ls). functions of university president, lege; A native of Manchester, Perkins Auburn Cox, 37, Miami, Fla., Alfred W. Cavedon, MAC preel- FIVE DAYS ONLY engineer, Nicholas is a newcomer Funeral servicea will be held said ”we are concerned about in CCBG Disagrees Miss Virginia Gadapee, who will played Jayvee baseball, was a dent and president of Aldon Spin truck driver, yesterday forfeited to the Rockville area. Thursday at 2 p.m. in the F i.r s t stances where some members of teach English at Sykes Jr. High, member and captain of the Stu ning Mills C3orp., Talcottvllle, made > a $133 bond he hau posted for His recent theater experience in Church of Christ, Congregational, the New Haven Police Department and Is from the University of Ver dent Patrol and a representative the presentations. obviously abandoned . their self With Cummings mont; driving an overweight motor ve cludes a part in “ lolanthe" with in Great Barrington, Mass. Burial thjg Gilbert and Sullivan Work will be in Monterey, Mass. N-Blasts Canceled control.” Mrs. Dorothy Greer, a remedial ► hicle on Rt. 15. The forfeiture was But he also accused rtudents of John Hannon, head of the Cl't- reading instructor from. Columbia called by Judge Boleslaus J. Mon- shop in Manchester, and major Just Arrived! Big Shipment of Famous Dependable "deliberate provocation of or dis- izens' Committee for Better Gov- Teachers College; IdewkaB after Cox f^led to appear rolM in “Death of a Salesman" ofaedietioe df” the police. emmriu, hits disagreed with re Miss Sylvia Hawk'es, an elemen in court to answer the charge. and “ Androcles and the Lion” with 3,000 Troops Set ► "Any attempt willfully to ex marks made by Democratic Town tary school teacher from Washing Five motorists were fined $30 The Little Theater of Manchester. Playing the captain in Shaw's W edding After Nikita’s Note asperate the police runs the risk of Chairman Ted Cummings to Re ton State Teachers College; each when they pleaded guilty to succeeding,” he saild in a rtatement publican Town Chairman John F. Miss Joan' Lange, an English speeding charges. ’They are Wil “Androcles,’^ he won particular A- ► applause from the audience and (Contfamed 'from Page One) issued yesterday. "The only reli Shea Jr. teacher - Assigned to the High liam Glode, 25, of 1067 Tolland ban negotiations. Kennedy or praise from reviewers. Hentschel - Muldoon dered the underground tests re able path to responadble police be School, from Bates College. Near Birmingham Tpke.; Richard Hughes, 48, of 39 Hannon says the committee formation on effects of nuclear sumed when the talks faltered. havior is responsible student be M;r8. Danny Paul, S. special edu E^lewood Dr.; George Young, 33, The marriage of Miss Mary members think the entire $70,000 MAYTAG Washers & Dryers ► The Soviet Union said then that havior.” 9. cation teacher asrigned to Building Wapping; Wilfred Cote, 22, Bol Theresa Muldoon of ML Carmel, and chemical explosives. The surplus in the board of education’s the resumption of American test Brewster pledged "appropriate current budget should be returned B, from Radford (jollege. (Contliined from Page One) ton; and Marvin Katz, 26, New Pa., to John David Hentachei of other nuclear device, the AEG disciplinary action whenever we F. Kennedy: *’We hope the sltua About Town ing would spur the nuclear arms to the general fluid. The board Miss Arlene Peterson, an ele tion can be handled by city and We're going to Moke it the Biggest Selling Spree the area has ever seen. Selling Event ► Toric City. Manchester was solemnized April said, was to have been fired in a race. have evidence of Irresponsible and mentary school teacher from Cen Ing on the case, too, but has made Bond forfeitures, ranging from dangerous cmiduct” on the part of has decided to retain half. no report. county authorities.” 20 at the Church of Our Lady, Mt. shallow underground emplace The United States, Britain and tral Connecticut State College; Guthman and six other JustlcS $36 to $45, were called against John J. Connolly Jr., son of Mr. Yale Students. Speaking for himself, Hannon Miss Sandra Stearns, an ele —Integration leader Dr. Martin and Mrs. John J. Connolly of 18 ment. Russia have been trying for al Department officials arrived here ► three out-of-etate motorists who Carmel. So far five nuclear shots have said he thinks Town Clerk Eldward mentary music supervisor from Luther King Jr. went through the Fairview St., is scheduled to be most six years to negotiate a test only a short time before the Penta Starts Moy 14th to M ayiSth 9 A.M.>9 P.M. — Sat. Till 6 faUed to appear in court to an The bride is the daughter of Mr. been reported by the AEG this ban treaty. Each time the big GOP Keeps Towns Tomkiel, instead of Police Chief the University of Vermont; city’s Negro community and in advanced to aviaton machinist’s and Mrs. John T. Muldoon of Mt. James Pardon, should have been gon announced 8,000 troops were swer speeding charges. year. All have- been termed of three seemed close to an agree Ry t h e ASSOCIATED PRESS Miss Claudia Wilcox, an ele pool halls and on street comers mate third class, USN, Thursday, Carmel. The bridegroom 19 the son elected acting town manager. massed at military bases within -► Fines of $18 each were ordered “ low yield” —below that of 20,000 ment, the negotiations hung up on Three small Republican towns mentary school teacher from Wll- urging his listeners to discard as a result of passing a Navy of Mrs. Walter Hentschel,- 65 Sher their knives and clubs. “ If the quick striking distance of the city. in the following cases: Susan L. tons of TNT. the question of inspections. voted to maintain the political Hannon called for Cummings to Itmantic State College. Guthman added, however, that Brown, 37 Campfield Rd., and competition examination after wood Circle, and the late Mr. The United States resumed test “use his influence with the major Low bidders for the various streets of Birmingham are going meeting professional and military R u ^ a has stood pat on inspec status quo in quiet biennial elec If the situation continued as it was Laurent Lessard, 27, Colchester, Hentschel. ing at the Nevada site in Febru tion procedures the west considers ity members on the charter re school purchases were: to flow with the blood, let It be requirements. He is serving with The Rev. C. A. Redding, pasitor tions Monday. Monday, there would be no fur each chaiged with following too ary after suspending tests for a Inadequate to guard against sneak Re-election of incumbents was vision commission to place the Davis & Daggett Co., Hartford, our blood and not the blood of ther troop movements. BIG CAPACITY! OUR BEST BUDGET PRICED SENSATION!... Training Squadron 21 based at the of the Church of Our Lady, per dosely; Peter Huffield, 17, of 25 period to smooth the way for test testing. question o i abolition of the town for No. 2 fuel oil, and Hess InL, our white brothers," he pleaded. A member of the blracial Cbm- Navy Auxiliary Air Station, formed the double ring ceremony. the rule in'New Milford, the neigh —Two 'Army generals and top Stephen St., operating a motor boring town of Sherman, and in manager form of government be for No. 4 and No. 6 fuel ollf mlttee said the agreement b«' \ vehicle without a license; Thomas Kingsville, Tex. Michael Davis, cousin of the bride, Superior Propane Gas Service, Justice Department officials set was organist. The altar was dec Burlington. fore the voters as soon as pos tween white and Negro leaders Jo. Clark, 33, South Glastonbury, sible. The committee is behind the Ellington, for bottled gas; up a headquarters in Birming had widespread support. The Manchester Federation of orated with pahns and cut flow Property Liened Colchester Police Due to. the minority represen ham. SELLER! failure to drive in a proper lane; tation law, some Democrats had movement. Caron Brothers, Vernon, for 11- "The community in general is Democratic Women will hold its ers. ’•r-ry cabinets for the Northeast In two teIeg;ramB to the Presi WELCOME IN ANY HOME LAUNDRY and Douglas Stewart, 18, East behind the agreement,” said Sid annual dinner' and installatio.-i of Given in marriage by her father, In Divorce Suit Slate Open House to be elected, but the number was dent, Wallace declared that the Hartford; and Raymond^, ^ ra rd , kept at a minimum. 'jol: ney W. Smyer, chairman of a 18, Blast Liongmeadow, Maas., each officers tonight, beginning at 6:30 the bride wore a full length gown Clayton Crandall, Rockville, for federal government lacks legal at the Walnut Restaurant. Mrs. In Burlington, only tyro posts— white negotiating group. He said chiuged with overcrowding in a of silk organza, designed with a Jane Taylor Bums has attached Lt. William Ackerman, com Bids on Fencing Interior and exterior painting o f grounds for calling out Army units John Lamenzo will be seated as scalloped neckline of imported lace, tax collector and treasurer—were that the weekend’s bloody rioting front seat of a motor vehicle. Ber- the property of her husband, Mur mander of State Police Station K some Vernon schools. as long as state and local officers had not affected the agreement president. and bell shaped skirt extending into contested. maintain law and order. ard, also charged with improper ray J. Bums, at 63 Broad St. in a in Colchester, reports open house In New Milford, the only office Opened by Town reached with leaders of the mas MAYTAG ELECTRIC use o f license plates and driving a flowing train. Her silk illusion Kennedy said he not only had Miss Maureen A. Mulready, bouffant veil was held in place by divorce action. will be held at the station on Fri to change hands was a constable sive desegregation campaign here. an unregistered motor vehicle, had alerted regular Army . men but daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James a bow. day in celebration of Police Week. post. In Sherman, a New York Webster and Webster Ind. of Group Will See Confusion existed as to who ac these counts nolled. She wants $7,5(XI in counsel fees, also had taken prellmina^ steps tually was in command of forces P. Mulready, 10 Preston Dr,, was Miss Ann Marie Muldoon of Mt. custody and support of minor chil The week, designated by Congress, State line community, all Incum- East Hartford was the apparent to ' mobilize ' the National' Guard. CLOTHES DRYER Other fines Included the cases inducted into the Aquinas Chapter Carmel, sister of the bride, was mils from May 12-18. benta were returned. lov/ bidder among five this morn patrolling an area where rloUng dren and alimony. She will be rep Scene from Play In response to this, Wallace erupted Saturday night. 'of George B. Agnew, 20, Fair- of the National Honor Society of maid of honor. Bridesmaids were resented in Hartford Superior The open house at Station K will Voter turnouts ranged from not ing to provide fencing for the Val field, $21 for failure to keep to told newemen that if he felt It Most of the officers patrolling the Academy of the Holy Family Miss Judith Davis of Mt. Carmel, Court by Atty. Sanford Plepler. be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. during quite 50 per cent in Burlington to ley St. playground and the Rock- necessary, he would call out the the fight; Gerald Barrows, 66 New in Baltic Sunday. Miss Mulready cousin of the bride, and Miss Mary which the public is inrtted to visit 68 per cent in New Milford. ledge water tank site. , A scene from “ The Miracle the area were state highway Worker” will be presented tomor guard ’’regardless of what the Britain, $15 for failure to drive a is a junior at the academy. Catherine Bums. Miss Joan Butts, QUADS- BORN the station "to see how we oper The firm bid $2,287. patrolmen and special ouieera reasonable distance apart; and row at 8 p.m. at a meeting of the President said." from other state agencies. But niece of the bride, was flower girl. ABERDEEN, Scotland (AP) ate,’’ the lieutenant said. Large Fire Driven Away The other bidders were H. S. The President as well as high Frank Novak, 58, Haynes St., $10, The Manchester Republican groups are encouraged to call Little Theater of Manchester at the some city police also were on All the adult attendants wore Barbara Cummings, 27, gave WINSTED (AP)—Two volunteer Colton Inc. of West Hartford, $3,- Department of Justice' officials intoxication. Women's Club will sponsor a food floor-length dresses of Romance ahead to indicate time of arrival. former technical school. Betty hand. Mrth today to miadrupletor- firemen drove a fire to the Wln- 170; Atlantic Fence Co. of South Spalla of Glastonbuiy and Susan expressed the hope that it would . The patrol at otie time was estl- A $15 bond forfeiture was or sale Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 blue silk organza, fashioned with three girls and a boy. She al The police, headquarters Is lo Windsor, $8,200; Hartford Wire not be necessary to call upon dered ..against Stephen McAdam, p.m. at the Community Y ’ N. cated on Rt. 2 In Colchester north sted city dump. -. Clevendon of Coventry, both mem niated at 1,20D men. It was re bell shaped skirts and cummer ready has two sets of twins. The They raced a half mile with a Works of Hartford, $3,226.25; and federal troops for duty In Birm 20, of 52 Weaver Rd., after he Main St., in conjunction with the bunds with attached back panels. west of the Rt. 86 intersection. bers of the Coventry Players pro ported' that only a few hundred baUes were delivered after a burning load of rubbish yesterday. General Fence . Supply Inc. of duction of the play, will present the ingham. were on duty the night of the riot. ffUled to appear in court to an annual Manchester Garden Club They wore matching headbows Caesarean operation at Aber Providence, R.I., $3,796. Said Hklwin Guthman, special swer to the charge of failure to Plant Sale. Sandwiches and cof They explained that there wasn’t scene. Most of the nearly 600 state troop with fape veils, and carried nose deen Royal Infirmary. Hospital 57% Mortgaged any water handy when the blaze Bids were sought twice for the assistant to U.S. Atty. Gen Robert obey a traffic signal (red light). fee will be sold for lunch. Mrs. gays of pink miniature roses and Reports of recent productions of ers sent to the city had returned authorltieB said the mother and broke out in the rear of the trash fencing work. 'JTie first bids were the drama group will be given at home after the blracial commit Cases continued: Jack Mercer and Mrs. Robert white pompons. The flower girl children were getting along sat WASHINGTON — Fifty-seven truck. according to specifications for Until Monday, for plea. William Starkel are i^o-chairmen. wore a blue silk organza dress with a hiisiness meeting after the pro tee reached an aneement. isfactorily. They have not been per cent of non-farm home land At the dump, the fire was drop materials which are not readily gram. Jean Adams and Marilyn "You can say that Police Chief Nuttall, 48, New Haven, speed front bows and an identical head- named yet. The babies arrived In the United States is mortgaged. ped in a roadway near an emer available, and bids were asked ing; William Poetzch, 63, East Martha Circle, Emanuel Lu bow. She carried a basket of flow Mann are program chairmen for Jamie Moore and Alabama Safe five weeks ahead of schedule. The country has 12,0(X),(XX) homes gency hydramt and hose. It was ex again, according to new ^>eoifica- the meeting. Refreshments will be ty Director AI Lingo share joint Hartford, failure to grant the theran ^Church, will meet at the ers which matched the brides They are In incubators. without mortgages. tinguished quickly. tlons. righ t. of way; Stanley Gatsdsieki, church Thursday, at 10 a.m, for maid’s bouquets.___ . . served. responsibility for the command,” 38, of 36 Apel PI., and David Mc sewing. There will be a busi ' Dennis Caulfield of Norwich was said Birmingham Police Commis Card O f Thanks sioner Eugene (Bull) Connor. Connell, 26, of 10 Trotter St., each ness meeting of the Circle at 2 best man. Ushers were Walter C. The family of Clarence E. Warner charged with breach of the peace. p.m. in., the music room. The Hentschel of Manchester, brother wleh to extend their heartfelt thanki Maj. Walter Allen of the high Until Mhy 16, for court trial, Rev. C. Henry Ahder.son, pastor, of the brideg'roorh, and Richard W. to thelt dear frlendi. relatlvee and way patrol, said: "There li nelghbora for their understandlnx chain of command if you refer Rudolph DePletro, 35. df 132 Har will continue a series of Bible les Bushnell, Cornell University, Itha sympathy and many kfndneeaee during I lan St, reckless driving. sons. Mrs. Amy Carlson will ca. N.Y.- their recent'bereavement In the lots of to things like who gets In and out of a car first. It Is a jtdnt Until May 27, for plea, Michael lead devllions. Mrs. Paul Salo Mr.s. Muldoon wore a pink silk their beloved husband and father. They would ci^ ela liy like to thank the Hon,. effort.” Fales, 17. of 138 N. Elm St., wU- and Mrs. Charles 'VonBorcliers .sheath and matching jacket with eheeter Police Department, ful Injury to private property and W'lll- be hostesses. beige . accessories. The bride Mhyor Albert Boutwell urged SPECTACULAR BUDGET BUY! groom’s mother wore a marine Wife and children the President to remove the threat a private building; David Kra- of federal troops. He said that Jewski, 16, o f 71 Foster St., and St. Bernadette’s Mothers Circle blue sheath vrith matching coat -1 ' W'ill meet tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. and beige accessories. Both wore Card O f Thanks while he did not question Ken Walter Prowa, 16, of 93 Glenwood We wish to thank all of our neieh- nedy’s motive, he did question the Bt.,* both awaiting report from at the home of Mrs. William Cur orchid corsages. ^ ■ bors. friende and relatlvee for uve tis, 102 Diane Dr. Mrs. Walter // information on which he had acted. family relations office to see if A reception for' 125 was held many acta of kindness and sympathy McNally and Mrs. Richard In the Elks Home. For a trip to shown Us In our recent bereavement. Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy WRINGER Juvenile authorities will take thejr W« especially thank all those who sent described the situation as , "ex Hughes will be hostesses. Bermuda, Mrs. Hentschel wore a the beauUful floral tributes and loaned MAYTAG similar cases on breach of peace. navy blue dress with a matching the use of cars. tremely sensitive and tense,” but S. St. Mftry’s Elpiscopal Guild will he added that even so, he ex EAST HARTFORD SESSION coat, and white accessories. The Mrs. John Fraher and family meet Thursday at 11 a.m, at Guild couple will live in Ellza;':cth,.- N J. pected the desegregation agree AUTOMATIC Donald Franklin, 19, East Hart Hall at the church. Members ment to remain in fiorce. ford, arresfted several weeks ago Mrs. Hentschel is a graduate of In Memorlam' are reminded to bring sandwiches. Mt. Carmel Catholic High -School In loving memory of lire. Domenica Negroes have demonatrated WASIIER for reckless driving, yesterday Dessert and beverages will be since April 2. Rioting broke out pleaded guilty to a substltu'te and St. Jo.seph's Hospital, Hazel- Vesco, who passed away May 14. .1980. served by Mrs. Emma Brown, ton, Pa. She is employed as a Saturday night after tem bingi at charge of failure to drive to the Mrs. Herman Schendel and Mrs. You are not forgotten mother dear. the home of the Rev. A.D. King, right and was fined $24. radiologist in Cranford. N.J., Mr. Never shall you be. Hilda Allisonj ..Plans will be 'dis Hentschel is a graduate o f Man No bragging. ^ As long os life and memory last. one of their leaders, and at a' WASHER Ebner J. A. Soucy, 32, of Hart ONLY cussed for a picnic. chester High School and a 1961 We shall remember thee. mtotel used as headquarters for ford and Methuen, Mass., yester the Integration movement. day pleaded guilty to a charge of graduate of the University, of But the 1963 Mercury is a solid success in -Sons, daughters and fim'lIleB carrying a dangerous weapon and Connecticut, where he was a mem Ws case was continued until May Fires Put Out. ber of Tau Kappa Epsilon fra 27 for pre-sentence Investigation. ternity. He \»'as stationed in Texas New England. Aside from looks (which folks around He was returned to the SUte Ja' In Auto, Grass and Alaska for three years with at Hartford in lieu of a $500 bond the U.S. Army, and is employed Soucy, a deaf mute, was arrest-, at Commercial Industrial Trust, here are high on), we think one big reason is the ad In Manchester last Thursday Some motor damage was report New York City. ' after police found him in a dov^m- ed in a car fire last night at 5 exclusive power-operated rear window. It lets in 1 town barber shop carrying ah alr- p.m. on HiUstown Rd. Town fire *197 plstol in his belt. men extinguished the blaze, which Bait at Right Degree was attributed to faulty wiring. fresh air without drafts. Blows out smoke and BONUS VALUdS! Owner of the vehicle was John MINNEAPOLIS — An angler’s BONUS YAIUES! Rockville-Vernon Entwistle of 13 Crestwood Dr. helper, made in Minneapolis, is on • 1 YEAR'S SUPPLY OF DETERGENT At 8:25 p.m. yesterday Eighth electronic gadget that tells him stale air. Keeps the other Vvindows from steaming LINT FILTER AGITATOR District firefighters squelched a when his bait is in water of the • FREE RINSE DISPENSER Planners to Meet quarter-acre grass fire off SlateY temperature preferred by the kind up. And because it slants m under the roof, it 2 YEARS FREE SERVICE St., on the north side of the Wil of fish he is Jrying to catch.' -A • FREE DELIVERY and 1 YEAR'S On ‘Rec’ Tracfc^ bur Cross Parkway. No projjerty temperature-sensing element at tni!: damage was reported. Fire of the end of a line marked to show stays clearer in bad weather. Of course, when you FREE FILL HOSE SERVICE ficials believe a thrown cigarette depth. The irngler sets a dial for The Vernon Fire District Plan fA)m a passing car may have the proper temperature, then low ning Oommlssion will meet tonight started the blaze. ers his line till the Indicator add in Mercury's ride, luxury and performance, at 8 pjn. at the Public Safety comes on. Building, West Rd. it sort of clinches things. Wtiy not come The ^strict commissioners haVe PLAN SUB CENTER ' rsqusated to meet wdth tfye plan- Public Records WASEONarroN ( a p ) — u .s.- TERMS hiiig board to discuss' possible Brltlah agreement to Mtobllsh • in and clinch a fine deal for yourself"^ recreation rites for the town. submariiie test'ceater fior Tw o tracU, one in the east of W am ntee Deed luunas WM annonaoed today. town near Bolton, thq other the Mary C. DoUnsky of Manchester Hie 995-iniIlloa A tlu tte Under LIKE YOU NEVER Sekart property on West Rd., have to John P. F a y -of Manchester, seas Test and EvahtaRon Cen bean ^proposed as potential rec- property at 221 Adams St. ter—AUTEO—will be paid for raison sites. Attachment and operated by the United T a v i* -xr______i_____ HAD BEFORE! S' W t - / ^ ■ 'V-;. '■ ■ ■■ 'U MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.,. TOESDAflT. MAY^14. 1968 d a il y CROSSWORD PUZZLE PAO& BLBVIN LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE Oonahrue, 224 Spring St.; Emtoti " S - s : — Oalvano, Tunnel Rd., Vonnon; Her Rockville-V ernon INRC TCL Afinrarlo Punt* bert Funk, 106 OUver Rd.; Merritt o J JU . SWITCH t o JFK Panel Reports *i®®p**®* Salmon, Phoenix St., Vomon; Mre.i of Sub-Agents WANTED! Actress Visiting hours are > to > p-m- Irma Starkweather. .T9 Josenh St. S«AT>.HOW FORTUNATE-1 WAS TO for sll areas, except msternlty, BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Schools Slate Gean, Late Model INTO A MeeriNO with MR. 8UNI<0/TMEN^2rJj^'^‘ ACROSa • Angar where they ore > to 4 p.m., snd to Mr. and Mrs. James Homing, He HAPPENED TD MENTION -q4AT 'O at^ ctTmp- lO 1 Actrto, —-— B Finer .On Rail Work Rules 6:80 to 8 p.m., snd private rooms, Waiting; a son to Mr. and Mrs. b r o t h e r h a n d l e s *northbaster*//> lo lOIndta whero they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Robert Greasen, West Willlngton; iiitted by Zeller Pupil Sign-up USED CARS OTHERWIBS X'D BE BETnNfi ON n q n i ^ llOthanriM TSiMita — URoUby Visitors ore requested not to a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wat TOP PRICES PAIOX H o R se 'R ta w NOW, u n a w a r e o p a ^ o( Bota expofure (Oontii usd from Png* One) smoke In patient's room. No more kins, 20 Gerald Dr., Rockville. There ^11 be a kindergarten THE FACT THAT H\S UNDERPlM- H ttfcK T l o k e k (Continued from Page Ono yeara during which the Republi- •CENT OF MV WIN isolate add aatai IB Stitch than two visitors at ono ttn*-: per DISCHARGED TODAY: cone designated the agent of rec registration session from 1 to 8 NlN«S ARB UNSOUND/, MSong blid 21 Halt man In order to uaure adequate poMenk Charles Roberta Jr., 16 Academy p.m. on Wednesday, May 22, at t N IN ES, PUREuy AS A ISLaatehold right plar dlak failed to appear before the end of ord. O ^DKE^^OF. oafety, and to prevent placing an St.; Gaudlas Boutin, Utk Trotter the day^ Maple St., Lake St., Vernon Ele BUGGS« BUNNY o ISToiaad again _ Jeaaure of land -V- Cartel jAPPR^CI/«vw» ITDaniah eountr 24 Buck bird undue burden upon the remaining Pntlento Today: 280 St.; Mrs. Evelyn Blow, Hebront “You don’t want me to break mentary and Nortiieast Schools. ISPorfharthat 28 Ocean erew membere.” ADMl’TPED YESTERDAY: Mm. Mrs. ' Ruth Erickson, Wapping; any speed laws, do you?” Zeller To be eligible for admission, a CHEVROLirbO., INC. movement Grange to Mark' 20 Biblical natta 40 Dutch ancle 4BDn>va Roy Garrison, North Windham; askied Jokingly when newsmen child must be at least five years 1229 MoiB/6t. Man>-lisator aiHoalcal 27 Roof finlal The continued uee of firemen on Elate Partridge, 220 Mountain old on or before Jan. 1. 1964. 28 Indonaalani of 42 Drape of eye 80 Eight (eonk Diane Myers, South Windsor; questioned him upon hie arrival at 78th Anniversary Initrumant nuld form) paaaenger trains Is not an lesue in Rd.; Vincent Inoondella, 50 Holl Catherine Smith, Weat iVlllington; Parents must bring proof of birth 22 Land maanna Mindanao 81 Rind the capital. 23Tranaactlom 26 Denomination 44 Command the diapute. St.; Marvin Baker,. 40 Jarvis Rd.; Laura Mroeek, 86 Diane Dr.; David Zeller served a total of 14 years date, such as a birth' certificate, .y aoCriiU 45Fanon 82 Oaelle Manchester Grange 'will cele- but need not bring the child, to MMolat 46 Helper (ah.) MEngUA Mtar In order to speed collective bar- Mrs. Judith Ramedell, old Tow.: Cratty, 104 Grove St., Rockville; as state comptroller. He was the aOKlng (d Jndah 32 Within (comb, rid., KockvlUe; William Forbss, 3 Mrs. M artha GlSaecke, Coventry; brqte its 78th anniversary to registration seasions. form) 47 Solitary 56 National ialning, the panel said it waa at- unauccessful Republican candidate morrow at 8 p.m. at Orange Hall. 1 (Bib.) 48 Enthualaitle Academy . , femptlng to auggeet "general dl- Emerald Dr., Rockville; Jennifer Mrs. Jane Moriarty, 19 Cushman for governor In 1906, beaten by Children being registered must SlVloUtlona ardor Sciences (Bh> Davis, 100 Henry St.; Mrs. Frieda Mrs. Harry Undgren, assistant have had vaccinations and polio, MHaraaa recUona rather than specific solu- Dr.; Mrs. Anita Letendre, Wap- Abraham Ribteoff in a Democratic lecturer, will present an anniver k MBat 5“ 1 16 IT Uons." Crockett, Broad Brook; Mrs. Roee ping; Umar Rupner. Wapping; landslide. shots before school begins in Sep / 37UndafUed 1 r ’3 4 6 6 T” Robtner, 10 Lawton Rd,;. Mre. Ele- John DeMartIno, Wethersfield ;| sary skit. Mrs. Irven Kirpens and tember. Proof of ImmunizqXion Under the recommendations Eddy and Rep. James J. Byrnes, her committee will serve refresh- 38 Femala aheap 14 laid down by the three-man ter McFetrldge, Warehouse Point; Frank Haraburda Gl^onhury; R.pomfret. chairman of the House cents' may be broi.gh't either to the reg- 39Eodn li i.stratlon session or to school on 41 Davotaea group, firemen hired after a date Mrs. Roee Donadio, 98 Welle St.; Mre. Elsie Custer. 20 Westfield St.; | committee, have said a firm of car- Mrs. Mary Giblin of Cottage St. 42Prei^th» II II “'when It may be presumed that Mrs. Ulllan Franceechena, Heb- Mrs. Eileen Krajewskl^and dau;Th- p„b,',c ^ccounUnts has been was recerily awanled her 25-year the first day of Classes In Septem ber. 43 Anchor • H 20 they were on notice that their ron; Kim SitrimalUs, Ekifield; Mrs. «!• records cerUfloate Ld 48 Nautical term 17 ■ IT i Jobs might not be permanent”— Margaiwt Gleanon, 23 Tyler Oircle; Bryant and daughter. East Hart- -"^ruii^ie m o pin at her home There will toe no admissions 4BOennan Utla of preeumably after the Peb. 22, ford: Mrs. Margaret Gordon and mu u n* u u without such proof. ^ 4K0 /AAKES courteiy ST Mrs. Erma Haxmsen, 9 Main' St.; Haiicrhtar ISA w MiHHia Tv,ir« '. The House committee has been and James McBrlerty, Grange sec- 50Uncloie (poet) 1682, report of the Elsenhower Susan Lemore, Coventry; Susan Supt. Raymond Ramsdell urges r is UVINS ON 27 28 29 k) presidential commission—may be Mrs^ W Hellllndb conducting a Republican-inspired retary. ^ that parents of all ' prospective '‘TOKENS"=-,„. S3Conaole ik i* 2I Supple, 113 Center St.; Kathleen jua. J 85 She la alao dlamiesed. Sullivan, Thompsonville; Mrs. 497 Sptrinff St * Mrs Kathleen Hlir- probe Into now commismons from , Members of the Grange will kindergarteji' enrollees attend one BY V. T. HAMLIN a ----- ST The Eisenhower commlsaion Rena Hodge, 60 Jaivis Rd.; Cath ley and daughter. East Hartford.' u‘"*u*^ 4** purchases meet with Wethersfield Grange of the sesGions, to facilitate plan- ALLY OOP BTTTapper had called for Immediate dismis- •' are divided by the state agent of i tonight and with Coventry and i»lng fqr next year’s school pro 68 Puna up 57 erine Knight, Wapping; Mrs. Eldna record and distributed among I Glastonbuiy Granges Thursday DOUBLE SB Taut ifk ■al of some 18,000 firemen with PTA President Gaskeil, 172 EUdridge St.; Ronald gram, TOUO BETTER PUU. NEVER MINP ME, WEAR 1 THEN! MUST ...M3U HAVE NO, BUT I FIGQER TO PUT Roman Noon Later subagents as a form of politi- night. Ramsdell has reported to the DESIGNS ON c a r n iv a l BY DICK TURNER 60 Hand a tboa H 4I low seniority. Mrs. Richard Taylor Jr., of Purgan, Coventry; Mason Light, 6 WORLD GREEN THAT HELMET OF ABOUT MY A HELMET?; DECLINE TO SOME ON IT, AFTER TOU ST The Elsenhower panel suggest cal patronage. | — ------(wtird of education that he antlci TOURS DOWN OVER , HELMET...PLrT^ NAW„ y CONTINUE THIS ONE, STOP TALKIN' AN' SET DOWN Bretton Rd., was huitailed as Robert Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Geral ROME — The word, "noon,” la Information was sought for the LAST STRAW WITH THIS EH? 44 ed that the railroads could elim pates about 551 children will be TOUR heap; ON TOUR OWN.' IFemlnlna president of Buck^y School PTA dine Hamilton, Andover; Samira derived from the Latin "nona,” years of Democratic control In the LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y. (AP)-^ registered next year, as compared CONTEST appellatloD inate a firem an's Job as It be Briden, 53 Windsor Ave., Rock 2 Elemantaty 41 JT 41 came vacant through retirement, lasrt night at the last meeting of meaning ninth. 'Ihe Romans meas state. Burglars who took $4,500 in caSh to the 418 who have been stigpied STAMPS ville; Mrs. Betsy FUiattt, Hebron; (ah.) death or transfer, if filling the the season. ured a day not from midnight to But Eddy and Byrnes, since the and other loot from the coudtry ™ t Tendency bl) Charlotte Granville, H artford sunrise. 'Their hour described eut Investigation started, said they club restaurant added insult to in- yea.r he predicted 518 vacancy would require hiring a Other officers are Mrs. Donald 4Baieball dub new man. Tpke., Rockville. noon came 9 hours after sunrise— also wanted to learn the names jury. They used the club’s power while 528 eventually were reels- ALL WEEK 8 European 17 to Warner, vice president; Jlrs. EJd- ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Doris about 3 hours later than our noon. and distribution amounts in the tools to drill open a safe. tered. nation Bte new report recommended ward Goas, secretary; Mrs. Keith 8 Lamprey to to 14 that the railroad brotherhoods be Woolpert, treasurer; and Mrs. fisherman riven five days to file a protest. TFaahion James Benton, Mrs. Gerald Char- If a protest Is filed, the union est and Mrs. Richard Thorpe, dele^ "must be prepared to establish gates to the PTA Council. that the discontinuance of the Job Mrs. Maurice Willey, slate dis OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS in question would unduly endan trict director of District 2, in ger safety or unduly burden oth stalled the officers. er employes.” Mrs. George Mortlock, retiring AHaitiaLfcAmfcAllAAM,. OH,THIS ONE IS GREAT-‘BV WHY DON’T VOU AND The dispute over the Individual president, was presented with a FAR VOUR BEST EFF=OBT/ SUCH SOUR BUNK SO FAR—AMD Jobe then would be subject to ne summer handbag on behalf of the FREEDOM,SUCH COLOR.SUCH STAY THERE/ WE BOTH gotiation, with procedures estab PTA members. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER COMPOSITION/ WHY, TOU'VE OOT KNOW THAT ONE'S JUST lished for impartial arbitration William Caldwell, assistant prin THE MAKINaS OF ANOTHER A SHEET OF PAPER I'VB when needed. cipal of Illlng Junior High, de VAN COSH/ KEEP THIS UP BEEN TESTIN' COLORS The panel aaid that it is unfor scribed the junior high program to VOU'LLOORAR/ ON—I ASKED FOR THAT K\DSURE CRITICISM,NOT tunate that the sailroad industry's 6th grade students and their par TAKES A LOT, BANANA OIL/ techniques for cjallectlve bargain ents. He was assisted by Stephen “ LEAD! ing have not kept pace with other Spaeth, Stephen Obrlmski and Tim T advances In the Industry. It noted Coughlio, former pupils of Buck- / r that the work rules dispute is 3'/4 ley School. Mrs. Lloyd Odell and years old. her committee served refresh "Wo believe progress towards ments. solution has been made and that Mrs. Taylor moved to Manches both sides have stepped away ter recently from Arlington, Va. from their former, doctrinaire po She was an English major at the sitions. But the passing of time University of Utah and hM five has not generally worked to make children. Her husband is an at' this dispute easier to resolve— torney. quite the contrary,” the report said. "There has been an unfortunate tendency in this industry to post' As Youngster, »-l4 B'-U > HU W MIA. h«. m iM. UJ. Nt. on. i pone real collective bargaining un til the final hour. That hour is S-f¥ about to strike.” G>oper Read BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL The presidential panel repre sents a final step on federal *ni)« way to insure good grades Junior is to pull a strike-delaying machinery. A Buck Rogers TMAT PRIMK JUST LAV MrKa«gAiff7n4!<~>'c, Is*. few wires— like hLfi, TV and Ignition for inct-»nrn!»* strike may be called 30 days after . *, -'5^ 4- 3 o m e i HIT THE SPOT. rr oowH submission of this report, which (Continued from Page One WHWILI VO AHY , THE WOWWWART went • to the President Monday The senior Cooper died of can WITH THE place! night and was made public today. The presidential panel is headed cer in 1960. by Samuel I. Rosenman, former Had Mrs., Cooper ever worried z i BEN CASEY New York State Supreme Court Justice and special counsel to for about Gordon’s early-day fly mer presidents Harry Truman and ing? I'JUST SAW HIM A/AOMEIT A£0 AND MISS CARROLL, I ’M Franklin D. Roosevelt. "I worried about it, yes,” she HeSEBAS IN FINE SPIRITS. WOULD SOINGTDHAVETOTEU Other members are Nathan P. replied. "But I once asked Uiat - ICUAfiRK?. DONALD ABOUT HIS Felnslnger, University of Wiscon question of another mother who RN6ER TOMORROW., sin law professor; and Clark Kerr, had three boys who were flying. iK i f president of the University of Cal She said, 'Don't you know that ifornia. Both are veteran labor God’s up there the same as on troubleshooters. the' ground?'' and 'she went on The panel’s recommendations knitting. I have always tried to dS&naKx are not binding on either side. remember that.” Frequently, in Uie past, however, Cooper, a Methodist, feels much recommendations by similar the same way. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL groups have become the basis for "Religion is Important In all eventual solution of disputes. the things we do,'-' he says. “But I don't think a man needs to fall back on his faith any more or less in this space project than in $7,958,479 Paid any other undertaking.” Cooper was bom March 6, 1927, aiWlfcNW, Into Town Fund in Shawnee. After graduation from high school in 1945, he en General fund receipts at the end tered the-Marine Corps and spent MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLi of April totaled $7,968,478.78, some time at the Naval Academy leaving $158,361.22 to be received i Pfcpnratory School. After his dis- ' charge in 1946 he attended the before June 30 to bring receipts University of Hawaii for three lO/ up to the board of directors' fis lOALU 0kAy,BurY hatpto years. I DONTTHINki MDU 6H0ULC> WnHA^TWClhO THINK WHAT 17^ COINO TD cal 1982-63 estimate. At the Liniverslty, he met and CD THAT DUC2IN0 OFFiCB A BIT OF OURCOBfDtZKW' lfM25. Last month, $432,762.47 was re married the former Trudy Olson HOUBS, MR.BOOMaZ. ExascieFTO ceived by Collector of Revenue of Seattle, Wash. Under Cooper's BUZZ SAWYER dP — BY ROY CRANE KiB9»lN«HAPB? Paul Gervlnl, Including $41,378.1 8 ' Instruction, Trudy soon had a pi; In property taxes, $4,021.60 In lot's, license. The couple explored ■ - ' i T r r fines, licenses and permits, $7,- the Hawaiian islands In a Piper greetings,SEltoRAsaw yer.' I,ELCAP1TAN RAMON WILL YOU PLEASE TAKE THE Cub. They took their first baby €AT0 K lA CA IU , AM FIATTERED THAT YOU AND THE ^ 424,43 in current services. $362,- SEAT OF HONOR ON MV 104.16 In state aid, $1,666.37 from for a plane ride soon after she RIGHTf other agencies, and $16,667.78 from was bom. other- revenues. The Coopers now have two (V—i-- ^ Receipts from other funds In daughters, Camala, 14, and Jani- cluded $28,317.97 In Hhe water ta, 13. They live In Houstont Tex., IN fund, $19^908.79 In, the sewer fund,. site of the manned spacecraft ta $3,820.97 In the fire district spe C6nt6r< cial fund, and $177.88 in the'dog While at the University of Ha license fund. waii, Copfier received an Army eiWk,MU,hc.TJt. IH UX M,OW. S - ! ‘^ ^ || Including receipts for the 10 commission, which he transferred' months completed in the current to th^ Air Force. In 1949, he was ...and w e ’r e all better off because It does! fiscal yeat, total receipts in these called by that service for extend- CAPTAIN EASY funds include $315,063.26 In theied flight duty. After training he BY LESLIE TURNER w ater fund, $228,516.15 in thp sew was assigned to the 86th fighter- er fund, $359,540.78 in the fire dis bomber group in Munich, Ger trict special fund, $14,476.91 In the many, where he piloted F84s .and - > W BIL1 HAVE OUR ROOM BTRAieHTeNEP AGAIN RIGHr M R I i TRVING TO SLEEftWITII WHY? HAVEN'T I GOME parking meter fund, and' $8,748.93 F86s for four years. AT LAST! WONpCR WHAT'S KEEPING EABY-OH! OUIET. He later attended the Air Force MICKEY FINN OKAY V »CRBECIflNS VIOLIN ON 0NE5ID6 THRU ENOUGH TOUGNTT ’In the dog license fund. • In Oregon^ a net^y widowed mother of three is assured How do you benefit? In the pocketbook, first of all, because of BY LANK LEONARD W H m ^ A LOUPLy EXPECTANT MOTHERi • WHAT 15 THI5 LATEGf »• Institute of Technology at Wright- you K w '“''ANT. OW "-T^^OUTRAGEt Vl5nUR5 Patterson Air Force Base, Omo, of future fijiandol security'• •. because of a promise kept the thirteen million dollars in taxes paid to the state by and earned a bachelor's degree I'M INCLINED in aeronautical engineering In in Connecticut Connecticut insurance companies each year. . . because of the PHILIP.'MRS. WALTERS T O TH IN K SO IS COMING OVER! I JUST M Y S ELF, Local Stocks 1956. twenty-three thousand Home Office jobs filled by Connecticut SAW HER FROM THE KITCHEN MRS. WALTERS' He then was assigned to the Air • A serious accidem victim in Wisconsin suffers no loss of WINCX3W' Force' experimental flight test people. . . because of the hundred-million-dollar annual pay* QnotatloBs Famished by school, Edwards Air Force Base, income while hds recovering... because of a promise kept roU earned by these eipployees. ^ „ Oebom Hlddlebreek. Ine. Calif., and- helped design and test in Connecticut. Bonk Stocks experimental fighter aircraft. Bid Asked Cooper, now on Air Force ma Of less direct But equally important benefit is Connecticut’a Conn. Bonk and Trust jor, has logged more than 2,600 • A small Waterbary corporation stays in business in spite of wide reputation as the “Land of Steady Habits” . . . birthplace Co...... n 76 hours flying time, 1,600 in jets. a disastrous warehouse fire ... because of a promise kept Hartford National . As a test pilot, he has had sev of Yankee ingenuity, industry and integrity. Certainly the Bonk and T rust Co. 67 71 eral close calls, ' so' the danger in Connecticut. insurance industry has had a lot to do with creating such high Fire Insuronoe Companies posed by space flight causes him H artford Fire ...... 67% 71% no concern. Tbeae and other ezamplM promises made and kept chronicle esteem for the place we call home. NoUonol Fire ...... 120 128 He and fellow astronaut Virgil P bm fac F irs .123% 131% I. Grissom had 'a near-fatal plane the history of the ConiMCticut insurance industry, an industry Next time you tell someone you’re firom Connecticut, theyHl DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS accident before their selection in fU fe and Indemnity Ins. Coe. 1959 as space candidates, ^ey built entirely on man’s feuth in man. After all, an insurance probably a ^ you if you’re “in insurance.” TeU them for us Aetna Casualty ...... 98 106 were taking off in a T38 Jet train pidicy is nothing more than a promise to pay..; a promise as MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY A ^tna U fe ...... 153% 161% er when the landing gear col we’re proud of our home state, too. Ctmn. General ...... 163 171 lapsed. The plane crashed and good only as the character of the men who make it. H tM . Steam Boiler . .119 127 burned but both men escaped ’...BUT MOSTLY HE TYxiv^lers ...... 189 PRORLe unharmed. Words like stability and integrity are often used to describe JUST WANTS Hl/A PabUo UtmUM Trudy feels ithat (Jooper's Mer-, BORROWS ,TD WALK AROUND, Oonn. Light Power .. 83% 36% the insurance industry. What’s behind, those words? Millions MVBLmJf cury schedule, which separates Htfd. Hlectrio U ^ t r the family for Irnig periods, is no of Americana sending biUiona of dollars ea MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. MAY 14, 1968 PAGE ’THIRTfiEN MANCHES^R EVENING HEBALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1968 THE P o o P f | cl" Utile League Umpires^ Clinic ue Just Crazy Mixed- Herald Angle Scheduled Wednesday at Rec « y EARL YOST Beat Weaver Gala Program Biggest heed of the 196S Little League baseball pro Spoite Editor gram in Manch^ter is not players, c i^ h e s, managers or W SoxLead, Once Proud Yankees Jayvee Nine Set July 27 scorers but umpires. Can’t Anybody Here Play This Game There was a time when the Little League program boasted 40 active volunteer umpires. With the opening MDO LEAGUE 1* team in the history By 6-0 Total At New York of the season less than a week away— the youngsters R Sox N ext Open Long Home Stay Standings saying one day last summer. “I start Suhday— there are only a dozen men willing to call % W. L. Pot. •P® * 7 authority. I had the St. Louis Browns. I also Held to a scoreless tie for NEW YORK — An-time major the plays. Teachers ...... 2 0 l . W leag[ue record breakers will be hon speak Tiith longing. I’d love to spend the rest of the summer the first three innings, East The need is urgent for volunteers. Unless the umpir In Standing N EW YORK (A P )— New York’s proud Yankees open their Variety^...... 2 ® 2 - ^ around the te p i. If you couldn’t have any fun with the Mets, ored for the firat time this sum' first extended home stand of the season against Minnesota Army A N a v y ...... 1 1 -OW Catholic High bunch^ its of mer at the Yankeea’ 17th annual ing staffk for each league can be built up in a hurry, you couldn’t have any fun any place,” Old ‘nmers’ Day oaleforation at viriunteers from the stands will be solicited to work the tonight, hoping the familiar ground of Yankee Stadium will Telephone ...... 1 1 TUa, a . mentioned, w a. a y —4 - fense in the next two frames NEW YORK (AP)—So, AMERICAN LEAGUE and emerged with a 6-0 tri Yankee Stadium on Saturday, bases in all three leagues. help them out of the unfamilii‘ar wilderness of fourth place. V ago. Thtoga have changed to the July 27. the Boston Red Sox are in sec W. L. Pet. G.B. “ We’ll make some kind of move ...... #■**, M- ;; -5''i> .,,_. n TOOKSBOBI BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BtANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1988 BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, tX)NK TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1968 'Artielefl For Sale 45 Business Senrlccs Offered 1.^ THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Hdp Wanted— Fertllizen 60-A' By FAGALY and SHORTEN Household Goods 61 Apartments— Flats— Houses F6r Sale 72 Male dr Female 37 POOL TABLE Brunswick super «!#• BuslneM Property For Sale 70 Houses Fbr Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Housefi For Sale 72 LAWNS GRADED and seeded, dry g o o d COW MANtiRE - $5-$io ______Tenements 63 , fit - wells, fences erected. Paul Schen- luxe 8H X T feet, excellent oonA. loads. Delivered. Excellent for W ~ 72 cubic foot 2-door FOUR BEDROOM 8 room Dutch $9,500 FULL PRICE tor jsodern 4 SEVEN ROOM older home, situa NEAR HIGH SCHOOL — 6 room i .’A. , PART-UME WORK Wednesday, tton, new cushions, |U0. MC-7ISS I- CLASSIFIED del, 491 Gardner Street, Manches Friday and, Saturday, mornlngz, gardens, shrubs, lawns, etc. FOUR -ROOM newly , dadorkted Colonial, centrally located, room year 'round ranch overlook ted on one acre wooded lot, 2-car Cape now vacant, nice yard, exv- after 5:80. ______. M ''. ter. 649-0486. 648-78()4, 649-8781. apartment, second floor, heat, DIVERSIFIED BUSINESS 817.800. Phil brick Agency, ing Coventry Lake. Kitcbeii bullt- garage, $15,400. PhUbrick Agency, cellent buy. at only $18,250. T. J. afternoons and” evenings. Cash 549^464. J. 649-8404. iers, gervlce clerks, delicatessen, hot water, electric range, garb Ins. Bel Air Real Estate, (M8-9332. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1577, produce, or grocery clerks. Ex ASSOR'QiIBINT of garden tools, age disposal Included, $125. Hoasehold Goods 5i MARLOW’S References. 649-0808, 6404»89, MANCHESTER — 7 room split PRINCETON STREET — Brick ADVERTISING Household Services perienced, over 18 years of age. reanonable. 649-9429, An exceptional Bualnesa Op level, 1% baths, rec room, gar front Cape, 7 rooms, 8 partially Offered 13-A Apply Mott’s Super Market, Man r u g s , never used, 9x12 beige, $80; JUVENILE SPECIALiS portunity with a tremendous age covered patio half acre of finished, fireplace,/large treed lot, chester, Mr. Fuller. CHAIN UNK f e n c e 6x10 feet, tecl6 ruby oriental, $85; 9xi2 gold growth potential In eimandlng pafkllke grounds. Hayeg Agency, BOL’TON CENTER ROAD basement garage/ $15,400. Owner Bolj;on Area nearly new, sell reasonable. Also, TWO ROQM apartment, 149 Oak- .* CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT.« HOURS FURNITURE REFINISHED — broadloom, 389-6956. . . . Shopping Stroller $ 'i.gg land Btrpet, 649-5239. 9-6. area, consisting of Package 643-4808. 643-1428. Scratches, bums removed, color new dog house. 648-S830. Store, Grocery Store, and New 6 room r^mch with full $12,900 . 8 AJM. to 5 PJM. HOTPOINT electric range~88", . . • Deluxe Hft-out baby SEVEN ROOM Raised Ranch. 4 BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room Cape changed. Manchester Refinlshing Situations Wanted— CRAFTSMAN H h.p. Capaoltor Gasoline Station, plus a 7-room basement, 1% tile baths, fire Co., 643-9283. ''' Female 38 single oven, good condition, $83. I carriages 27.80 up IMMACULATE 4'room apartment, brick Cape. ’This business is bedrooiM, 2 baths, large recrea place, paneled family room. plus recreation room offers 4 POSSIBLE BEDROOMS eleptric motor, 1,750 r.p.m., UB Tel. 648-7442. good location. .Box BQ, Herald. tion room, 2-car garage, excel privacy, convenience. Fenced COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT volts, 60 cycle, 8.3 amps, double . •. Bunny-Bear wet proof only 4-years-old and grossed Attached 2-car garage. One ' f REWEAVING of bums, moth holos. $100,000 in 1962, and has 283 lent condition, 828.900. Pbllbrlck acre lot. yard, new knotty pine kitchen, MONDAY x m FBm AX 10:S0 AAL—SATUROAS 9 AM. Zippers repaired Window Shades shaft, 815. Two 670x10 new full crib mattress - g.gg BTVB ROOM d u p l e x , partly fur Agency. 649-8464. walking distance to schools, shop WANTED — Evening office work. ft. frontage on State Highway. 6 year old ranch home with m a ^ to measure; all slsed Vene caps, 6-ply, $10 each. Two 48’' . . . Thayer crib outfit 29.95 nished or unfurnished, good loca With attentive management ping. bus. Redecorated. Occupan tian blinds Keys made while you Call 876-6798. fluorescent fixtures with tubes, $0 Select Graduation ffifts now tion. Write Box V, Herald. ROCKLEDOE — Custom 6 room cy as desired. $14,600. 649-2200. walk-out basement on a one- PLEASE READ YOUR AD each. Phone 743-7403 between 6-T . . . Nylon mesh playpen 19.96 this business will expand and ranch, large living room with CHARLES LESPERANCE v/alt Tape Recorders for rent. expand and expand. Asking half acre lot with shade trees, CUwlflM or *^ a a t Ada” oro tHben over the phone as a oon- Marlow’s, 867 Main, 649-5221. p.m. at Marlow’s. . . . Folding nursery chair 4.98 FIVE ROOM newly decorated fireplace, formal dining -room, ROCKLEDOE — Contemporary vanienoe. The adVMtIaer shonld read his ad the FIRST DAT IT Dogs—Birds—^Feta 41 apartment, all conveniences, cen $66,000. Shown by appointment electric kitchen, natural wood ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, spaci deadend street. Ideal for chU- REPAIRS made on small kitchen' . . . Cosco folding high tral location, no children under 12 only. Call Mr. Govang 649-6306, work, 2-car garage, large wooded 649-7620" ous family room, garage, wooded dren. Minimum down fi AFFEAR8 awl REPtMT ERRORS in time tor the next inaer* PROFESSIONAL cUpplng, groom . , . Tape recorders 875-6811, 875-9820. appliances. Table and floor lamps chair 12.97 years. Tel. 648-4654, 9-5. lot, $26,900. PhUbrick Agency, lot, $27,^. FTillbrick Agency, nancing. tien. The Herald la reaponaible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted ing, bathing of all breeds. Poo BuUdlng MaterlNli 47 Innillim for any advertlaement and then only to the extent of a reared and restored.- Doorbell . , . Transistor radios 649-8464 649-8464. systems repaired and installed. dles a specialty. Call 649-9793.or SIX ROOM duplex, nice yard, quiet "au ke food” tnaertion. Errors which do not lessen the valne of USED LUMBER — Doors, win Free pick-up and delivery. Call 649-0600. . , . Portable Stereos 861 MAIN S'TREET neighborhood, adults, retired oV 18 EDMUND S n ^ E T — 6 room MIDDLE TURNPIKE West—Real the adVertlaetnent wlO not be oorreoted by “ make good” Insertion. dows, sinks, toilets, also othar working couple preferred. BARROWS & WALLACE Cape, enclosed sunporch, 1-car neat cape. Full six rooms plus 649-1508 anytime, preferably after PLAYFUL KITTENS, free to good Manchester LAWRENCE F. FIANO 4 p.m. plunibing supplies. < ^ n dally will hold your purchase until 643-0468. oversize garage. PhUbrick Agen basement with big rec room and homes, some fluffy, some with $4 58 B. (Jenter St., 3:30 p.lm to 6 p.m., Saturday 8 wanted. FLORENCE gas-oil combination cy, 649-8464. j bath with shower. Fenced In yard, Realtor 643-2766 rOOB COOPERATION WILL double paws, housebroken. a.m. to 8 p.m. Yard located at t h r e e l a r g e pleasant rooms trees galore. Excellent value for 643-6028. stove, good condition, |16. Phone Manchester, Conn. SPARKLING RANCH BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 Stock Place off North Main 649-6586. centrally located. Heat, hot water, SMART COLONIAL - Six room only $16,000. T. J. Crockett, Real Charles Nicholson 712-6384 Building— Contracting 14 Colonial, tip-top condition, finish BOARDING MEDIUM size and Street. Chomim Housawracking, Shop 861 Main Street stove, refrigerator. Reasonable. tor, 648-1677. > 649-3892. Call 649-8404, 12 noon to 8 p.m. ed rec room, fenced In yard, lo CARPENTRY — Remodeling, re small dogs. Grooming- (Jocker Beautifully maintained modem Music&l Instruments 53 cated in Manchester Green, good BOLTON LINE — 3 bedroom home, a fireplace in the 12x24 pair work, roofing. Telephone Ed Spaniels our specialty. Harmony BETTER BUYS AT SIX ROOMS, 8 bedrooms, kitchen, value at 819,900. T. J, Crockett, ranch, full dry basement, beauti OLDER TWO FAMILY 5-5 flat, one Stasiak, Andover. Hill Kennels, Hebron Road, Bol IN GOOD CONDITION a gas re MARTIN ALTO saxophone, 5 dining and living room. Four living room, 3 large bedrooms, NATIONAL" Realtor, 648-1577. ful 1% acre plot, big rear porch, ceramic tile bath, walnut cab- car garage, located on Oakland ton. 643-6427. frigerator, 21” ' television, 1962 years old, excellent condition. Call adults. No pets. $90. 30 William Land For Sale , 71 affords a maximum of privacy. Street, $12,700. R. J. Wrobelskt, TROUBLE REACHING OUR ADVERTISER? QUALITY CARPENTRY—Rooms, 649-0886. Inet.s and stainless steel .sink Split Rail Fencing wringer washing machine. Call Street. All the extras. Real buy at $14,- Broker. 643-2573. basements refinished, built-ins, FREE — FOUR lovable kittens, 649-2130. COVENTRY — 6% acres on Brew in kitchen, full ba.sement. nice clean, fluffy, playful, house- $2.99 Per Section 600 with 10% down. T. J. Crock 14-Hour Aisworing Senriee formica, tile, general repair. No WB HAVE JUST taken in trade on TWO ROOM heated apartment, hot ster Street, sign on premises. Call 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL ett, Realtor, 643-1677. ly landscaped lot, $19,900. STONEFRONT 6 room ranch, Job too small. Call William Rob broken, used to children. 640-9667. Ping-Pong Tables the famous Thomas organ one Water and ga.s range furnished, Madeline Smith, Realtor, 649-1642. Painting— Papering 21 f Help Wanted— Female 35 $11.95 Bach ' , built-ins, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, bins Carpentry Service, 649-3446. Help Wanted— Male 36 HOUSEHOLD Furniture suitable small upright Cable Nelson piano. middle aged adults preferred. MANCHESTER — Beautiful ranch, recreation room and wash room, Ceiling Tile for cottage, reasonable. 649-7375. This very hard to find piano is in 643-6388. Large corner lot. 1% baths, Free to Herald Readers PAINTING - INTERIOR and ex SECRETARY - MATURE, capable, AUTO UPHOLSTERY MAN with BOXER SHEPHERD puppies for 89 feet long, 4 bedrooms, family J. D. I^EAL'IT large lot, only 5 houses In circle. CALL ME on your formica needs, terior. Mayo Bros., Contractors-, .09 Sq. Ft. excellent condition both inside and near schools and shopping, room 16x24, 2 baths, oversize 2- Call 649-8631 after 6 p.m. bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, and experienced person for dy some experience. ’Turnpike Auto sale. Pleaise call 742-8198. Windows • Complete FIRST FLOOR 4 room apartment Houses For Sale 72 Want iBfOnaattoa oa one of oar classified advertiaeaieatsr No 649-9688. namic, rapidly growing real es out and will make a fine instru good residential area. Assum car garage, large lot. many ex 618 Center Street vanltory units, table-tops and Seat Cover, 643-6365. From $9.95 Blush ROPER 86" white gas range, $25. In 2 family house, centrally lo able 6%% mortgage. Beauti BRENT Rd. — This Is (lie home M tetopboiM M n d f Simply eoB Ibe tate office. Knowledge of short ment for some lucky musician or BOLTON — CUSTOM 5 room tras, $23,900; exceUent 6 room island stands. 649-8936. Handsplit Bam Shakee Call 649-8898. student. It must be seen to be ap cated, lights, heat, hot water, and fully landscaped lot. Priced un 648-5159 you always Wanted. A 3 bedroom hand and good typtag required. 4S ranch, 2% acna, $16 800. caU Cape, shed dormer, owner mov HOUSES PAINTED — Reason- Articles For Sak $U.95 Per Bq. preciated. No phone calls on this range furnished. Parking and ga der $19,000. By appointment ing. CaU for particulars. Short split level with 2 full baths, 1 with ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, ga Write qualifications to Box X. Knotty Pine Paneling MALLOW’S have the best for less. owner, 643-0860. MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE able Phone 649-7815. Herald. FOR SALE — Flat stone for walls, one pleasg. Ward Music <3o., rage. Large private backyard. owner 640-2668. way out — 8 bedroom modem stall shower. Finished rec room. rages, dormers, all types of .18'i Sq. Ft. Reg. 8tt.96 Blue Bell Spinal Rest Quiet neighborhood. Available carpentry. No job too small. Call fireplace, veneer, and patios. Call Hartford Road. Open evenings. EXJRBST STREET—Delightful ~ 10 ranch, large lot, $11,900. Over 100 MANCHESTER 'vicinity — 5 room Many extras. Priced to sell at Prehung Doors bedding/'l^spring and mattress, June 1, rental $125 per month. $20,300. CaU Mr. Werbner, Jarvis 4 Nelson Higgins, 644-1700. PRACnCAL NURSE to live with A Job 849-0617. room former Cheney residence in more Ustlngs — price ranges. Split Level, attached garage, 649-0500 invalid In nice home near center From $17.00 Each now boto tot; $99. E-Z terms. 861 Seen by appointment only.. Call CaU the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, aluminum storms, 3 acres land, Realty Co., Realtors, 643-4112, Electrical Services 22 Main Street, v Office and Store pork-Uke setting. 5 bedrooms, 4% of Manchester. Usual time off. SCREENED LOAM for the l>«6t In Prefinished Paneling 643-1888. MANCHESTER — 8 room modem Realtor, 643-6930 or 643-2325. $16,500. 5 room bungalow, large 649-1200, 643-7847. * and leave year mesoafc. Tea'll hear from oar advertiser in Jig FINE WOODWORKING — Cabi batha. excellent conditlan. Owner nets — Paneling. Specializing in FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt serv Tel. 232-8524 or 649-4239. lawns from our screening plant From $5.00 Per Sheet Equipment 54 643-7444. home, 4 bedrooms, family room, living room, stone fireplace, $9,- ttane wWioat spending all evening at the tetephooo. BIjOND MAGNAl^QX stereo, one NEW HEATED 3 room efficiency attached garage, 166’ frontage, SPRING STREET — 6 room blending or reproducing Early ice on all types of electrical wii> With A Future Andover • ColumblEu George Grif- <3ash ’N Carry year old; mahogi^ RCA tele NEW TYPEWRITERS, $59.95 up; 000. Chambers Realty. 643-2325, RELIABLE and congenial lady for flng, Inc., 742-7888. apartment, second floor, conveni SIX ROOM older home in up-to- trees, $18,600. Carlton W. Hutch ranch, built-ins, 1% baths, fire 643-6930. American quality homes. Long ex Ing. Licensed an<] Insured. Wilson KnCHEN CABINETS — vision; large blond r ^ r d cabin used typewriters, $29 up. Berube’s ent location, $110 month. Warren ins, 649-5182. perience. Appraisal free. Phone Electrical Co., Manchester, part-time housekeeping and Iron the-minute condition. Large cov place, extras. 2-car garage. CaU Oakland Street — 8 rooms, 8 ing, 648-5346. LAWNMOWERS, garden tractors, TRUSSES — et. 649-1948. Typewriter Service. 479 B. Mid E. Howland, 643-1108. ered patio, oversize garage, stor 643-9172, 6-8 p.m., weekends any 151 TANNER STREET — 5% room Lost and Pound Trucks— ^Tractors 643-4849. 649-4817. Glastonbury, 633-7376. OFFICE - TRAINEE WALL PANELS dle Tpke., Manchester. 649-8477. MANCHESTER—6% ROOM Cape bedrooms, oil hot water heat,. and tUlers. Terms, trades, peu-ts age shed, nice shaded lot. War time. ranch, living room with paneled l-car garage, utility shed, TEEN-AGE MO’THER’S helper to NOBODY — BUT NOBODY — TWO LARGE 5-drawer nutmeg SIX ROOM duplex, garage, cen with full shed dormer, kitchen, LOST — Near Parkade Laundro 1938 mTERNA-nONAL pickup HOME REPAIR and maintenance POSITIONS and service. Capitol Equipment, maple chests, slightly irreguldr. ren E. Howland, Realtor-Trader, fireplace, hot water heat, family large lot, all city utilities, bus truck, Model D-2, 330. Call remodeling, roofing and altera live in for summer to care for two UNDERSELLS NA'HONAL Wearing Apparel-^Purs 57 trally located, vacant Jime 1, $90 643-1108. utility room, living room, dining room, attractive landscaping. mat, Mbie, has deep reverence Floor Finishing 24 38 Main Street, Manchester. Just the thing for your cottage or monthly. Call 649-8860. .room, 8... bedrooms, on bus line, at door, $14,4(X). for owner. Reward. 643-7313. 643-2880 after 6 p.m. tions Call Russ Atkins, Builder, children. Call 623-5672. 643-7958. Owner, 649-5508. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC., spare room. MarLOW priced. 861 ’Two GOWNS, aqua and orchid, close to school. Immediate oc 643-0411. FLOOR SANDING and refinlshing Outstanding opportunities tor POUR ROOM apartment for rent Manchester Bolton — Vernon Road over NOTICE is hereby given that Pass DODGE 1963, FORD 1954, one ton EXPERIENCED salesgirls needed. ALUMINUM LADDERS — 16 ft. — 381 State Street, Main. dre.ss length, size 7-9, worn once. cupancy, $15,900. Robert Wolver- VERNON — Owner transferred. looking lake, one 8 room house, (specializing in older floors). 'Call Mrs. Harris, at Burton’s,' High School graduates. Must 64 Birch Street. Call 648-6200 after Book No. E 7047 issued by The with refrigerator bodies, good ALL KINDS OF carpentry and Painting. Ceilings. Paperhanglng. he able to deal with public and 28 ft., $1 foot; 82 foot — 40 foot, North Haven, Conn.. 649-0812. ton Agency, Realtor. 649-2813, 5% room ranch, fireplace, attach one 5 room house, and one 8 649-5351 for appointment. im p e r ia l FRIGIDAIRH electric 5. 643-4648. Eve. Conrad Ruetar, ed garage, family room, land Savings Bank of Manchester has condition. Gaer Bros., 140 .Rye St., painting, roof and gutter work No Job too s m ^ . J<*n VerfalUe, be good with detail. Excellent $1.30 foot, complete with ropes 288-6261 range, double oven, rotis.serie, NEAT AS A PIN room cottage. 3-car garage. and pulleys. Prompt 2-day serv BRIDAL GOWN, white satin, size 643- 0309. scaped, deadend street one block been lost and application has been South Windsor. 528-6544, ' or see kitchen and bathroom remodeling 649-5750. ASSURED SUCCESS! Do as so chance for advancement in fast etc. Condition like brand new. FIVE ROOM apartment for rent, Horse stable and other build made to said bank for payment of Sandy Warshavsky. dormers and hatchways. J.’ Char ice. CELsh only. Vernon Paint tmd 10-12, absolutely new. The Penny ExceUent 5 room ranch with from new elementary school, $14,- ings. 24 acres land. $3S,(X)0 many women are doing in Man growing company. Liberal $225. 643-0466. Saver, 616 Main Street. third floor, automatic heat and fireplace, hot' water oil heat,. 2 MUST SELL — 6 room ranch on Four room expandable Cape, the amount of deposit. est, 649-0722. benefit program. wallpaper, Vernon Circle. Tel. hot water, $66 month.. 649-3530. 490. Open House Saturday and takes everything. 1954 HALF - TON Chevrolet utility chester. Hi weekly earnings are 643-1652, 876-2262 Diamonds— Watch< zones, ceramic tile bath with large wooded lot, built-ins, alumi nicely landscaped lot, nice sec Simday. 2-6 p.m. Werner Drive. body truck, 4-speed heavy duty Private Instrnctions 28 possible If you have as little as 2 TAKE OVER PAYMENTS num combination storms, attach tion of town, present owners LOST — Pass Book E 6547, Sav Jewelry 48 PROM OUR BANK Wanted—^To Buy 58 built-in vanity. Full basement Call 876-1090. Manchester — 2 family duplex ings Department of the Connecti transmission, excellent condition, or 3 hours spare time dally. Avon 24 FOOT ALUliONUM extension with finished recreation room, ed garage. Have been transfer retired and moving out of 5-5, 8 down, 2 up, separate oil Roofing—Siding 16 LEARN SERVICING on Satur is well liked and sells so easily. FOR UNPAID BALANCE Furnished Almrtments 63-A red. 68 Croft Drive. By Owner, state, excellent financing, cut Bank & Tmst Company. Ap call 649-5180. days, practical one-year courses ladder, clesui up-palnt up special, WATCH AND Jewelry repairing at WE BUY SELL or trade antique garage. Chty utilities, near MANCJHESTER — Appealing cus furnace, very good condition, No experience needed. We help $21.97. Other sizes equally low 1, 3 OR 8 YEARS TO PAY! 644- 8988 $11,900. plication made for payment. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, starting June 16. Efficient place United Parcel reasonable prices, prompt serv START PA'HNG and used furniture, china, glass, GIRLS TO SHARE 4 room furnish school, large lot nicely land tom built 6 room Split Level on nice location, $17,900. 1956 FORD F lOO Pickup, V-8 en painting. Carpentry. AUeraUona you to get started immediately. priceij. Sherwin-Williams, 981 scaped. S% mortgage may be ment services. New England Call 289-4922. ice 3 watchmakers. Manches IN JULY sUver, picture framoii and old ed apartment. Heat, utilities, lin OVERSIZE CAPE — 7 rooms, 22 high elevation. Features include a LOST — WALLET containing valu gine, 8 foot body, good tires, new and additiona. Ceillnga. Workman Main St. coins, old dolls and guns, hobby assumed. Quick occupancy. full plaster house, 2-car garage. paint. $500. 429-4978. Tech., 56 Union Place, Hartford, ter’s oldest established Jeweler. 8 ROOMS FURNTTURB ens, , etc. Centrally located. ■foot living room with fireplace, ables by High School Senior be ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. 525-3406. F. E. Bray, 787 Main St., State coUectlons. attic contents or whole Priced at only $18,500. J. D. REALTY Formal dining room, 2 fireplaces, tween State Theatre and Wood 643-4860. Service WALLPAPER — Factory over $9.36 MONTHLY 649-9468. formal dining room, 4 bedrooms, FRANK MOTT Theater Building. Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, estates. Furnltur# Repair Service, 2 baths, • 1800 sq. ft. of living 1% baths, stainless steel double land Street. Reward. Call 649-9960. Help Wanted— Male 36 hock, 150 patterns of fine quality TaJcottvUle, Ctmn. Tel. 648-7449. 618 Center St. oven, baseboard hot water heat, Auto Driving School 7-A BID WELL HOME Improvement 246 Locust Street papers, 57c single roll. Sherwin- Rugs, Lamps, Tables space, attached garage. 160x160 643-5658 Bonds— Stocks— wooded lot, close to all schools, large lot with storage shed. Im Company—roofing, siding^ altera EXPERIENCED Painters wanted. (Off Airport Road) Williams, 981 Main St. And Other Accessories FRANK is buying and selling gqoA Business Locations 843-6169 MOR’TLOCK’S Driving School Inc., M ortgages 31 BWBRY’IHING $228,78 $22,900. Pbllbrlck Agency, mediate occupancy. Priced below PeramalB tions additions and remodeling Work located between Manches Hartford Garden— Farm— Dairy used furniture and antiques at 420 For Rent 64 CHARLES LESPERANCE market. Phone 643-6273, Brae- offices, classroom located Man of aij types. Excellent workman FOR SALE — chean flU, delivered, 8 ROOMS FURNITURE Lake St. CaU and see What we’ve 649-8464. BESET BY BILLS? Let Us help ter and Glastonbury. Call between reasonable, Carlson’s Express, 95 Products 60 Bum Realty. MANCHESTER — Compact 8 bed ELECTROLUX Sales «m modem conveniences, sleeps 4. 62 UNNMORE Drive. 6% room out, plaster walls, alumimun Realtor, 649-4469. Uqrted, $1,295. 649-4100. workmanshfo guaranteed. Leo CLEANING WOMAN wanted 1 or 2 Service necessary, will train. Call Hart LIVINO ROOM WITH BI CEILING, 1-CAB OARAGE ARE YOU IN days a' week, vicinity Wapping. Beautiful ocean view. 10 minute Cape, screened porch and finish BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room storms and screens, 2-car garage. Pelletle'.. MI 9-6326 If no answer, ford 644-0202 between 6 and 8 p.m. ed recreation room, aluminum Cape, one unfinished, possible 4 1958 FORD 4-door custom V-8, au- call 643-9043. Call 644-1805. 246 Locust Street drive to good stores and new Blxceptional care and' quaUty SO. WINDSOR — 6 room SpUt Lev or out, of t o m a 11 c transmission, $590. GARDENS PLOWED - Also, BUILT BY K&C CONSTRUCTION beach. 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W > " ■ TUESDAY, MAY 14^ MM Arerage Dally Net Prew Ron ^ Tho Waathar PACI SKTBBN r«r Om Weeik Ended rocoeaal af U. •. Woothw Bai iianrlt^later 1Ev?ri!t^ ApiU 80, 1M8 deorlag and eodwr leal Mrs. J. Herbert Finlay of Man 13,974 Low moor 46. Tlmredey fair mild with inoreaalng About T o ^ chester, has been elected to the John Gruber Resigns HALL Medtbw of the Audit boeuHl of directors of the Connecti Bnreoa of drenlotlon late In 11^ day. High dd ta 76. Dr. Fred Villa, audlo*visumI con* cut Tuberculosis and Health As M anchettsr^A City o f VUlage Charm miltant of Connecticut Department sociation. She Is chairman of the of Bducatlon, will speak Wednes association's Manchester advisory FOR RENT committee. Orchestra Leadership day at 10 a.m. In Room 4, Buckley InqulK Uthmufian , VOL. LXXXn, NO. 192 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, NAY 15,1968 (ClaaaifM Advartialng oa Bago 19) PRICE SEVEN O B N ll School, at a meetlngr of the Man chester Child Study Group. Coffee Walter Twachtman Jr., Man U OOLWAY «T. chester student at the University John Gruber last night resigned as director of the Man will be served at 9:46 In the school chester (jivic Orchestra. His resignation had been submitted Ml 8-0618—M l S-MM cafeteria. o f Connecticut has tapped for FOB ALL OCCASIONS membership in Archohs, an hon 16 months ago but, at the request of the officers of the or orary society for mala imdergrad- Mrs. Morton Handler o f 63 chestra, he agreed to continue as director through the sea- uates who have made major con The ofeheatra plana winter and<*' Brian Rd., Wapplng, recently tributions to imlverslty lif^ was crowned donor queen at a spring concerts next aeaaon. Next donor dinner given by B’nal B’rith Monday night the members will Navy Lt. Cmdr. Joseph B. B have a final rehearsal and buaineaa Women In Central Connecticut at ron, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest PePasquale's Restaurant on the meerting to conclude the current APPLES M. Blron, 34 Elizabeth Dr., re aeaaon. Berlin Tpke. About 500 were cently took part in the 20th an- Flight a ‘Thrill’, Going Smoothly present. Mrs. Handler is a mem Diraotora of the orcheatra will Your Best Fruit Buy nlvereary celebration of the de meet in executive aeaalon tomor ber cst Ben Eizra Chapter, B'nal stroyer USS Mullany in San Fran Of The Season B'rlth. She was made queen for cisco, Calif. row night to make plana for next obtaining the highest donor for the year and to decide a course o f ac 0 organization. tion in securing a new director. Fresh From OUr Coolers The Village Charmers, a female All Winter Until May quartette from Mountain Laurel Birth o f the Manchester Civic Delta Chapter, RAM, will ex Chapter of Sweet Adelines, Inc., Orchostra la the outcome of an Negro Says WaUace emplify the Royal Arch degree will entertain patients at O est- idea OrUber fostered in hia "Way Open Every Day Astrpnaut Releases tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the field Convalescent Hospital tomor I Heard It” column, which appears Masonir Temple, after a short row. The singers are Mrs. Truman each Monday night In The Her PERO ORCHARDS btaineas meeting. Refreshments Crandall and Mrs. Robert W. Gor ald. In 1960, after having re will be served. don, both of Manchester, Mrs. Vlnr ceived enough encouragement Avery St., Wapplng Aims to Wreck Pact Orb on Third Pass cent Holcombe of Glastonbury and from readers and musicians, he "The Boy With A Cart” will be Mrs. Michael Fahey of New Brit plsmned the Initial rehearsal for presented tomoriwv at 8 p.m. at ain. Softember and was greeted by BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP)f°* discussion was the state’s racial Storrs Congregational Church by about 40 Interested musicians, problems. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (A P)— Astronaut Gordon — A Negro leader-says Gov. Kennedy reportedly urged co The Bishop's Company of Burbank, Thomas J. Sullivan, son of Mr. most of them amateurs. From that i George C. Wallace is trying to Cooper raced ’round and ’round the world today en routa Calif. start, the orchestra grew to the 80 operation between local Negro and and Mrs. Timothy G. Sullivan, 5 undermine a biracial agree white leaders, and said that any toward an American man-in-space record. He described hia Waddell Rd., recently was elected that participated in the last con^ Negro trend toward extremism flight as “ quite a thrill,” and launched his own private satel t&kota Council, Degree of Poca president of Phi Alpha Theta, a cert, April 17. John Oruber ment on Birmingham’s racial hontas. will meet tomorrow night would best be offset by confer lite into orbit. history honor society at the Uni Gruber enlisted the support of problems by keeping state ences between moderates on both at 7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. Re- versity of Rhode Island, Kingston, The Herald and radio station Sibelius, Rachmaninoff, Debussy troopers in the city. As Cooper’s Faith 7 spacecraft sped high above the South freehments will be served. sides. The luncheon had been where he is studying for a M.A. WINIF, and they agreed to co- and Ravel. While the Rev. Fred L. Shuttles- scheduled for some time. Atlantic ()cean during the third of his intended 22 orbits, the degree in history. He is a 1958 sponsor-the orchestra. Nor did he neglect the American worth was calling on Wallace Manchester Child Study Group The White House announced that pilot pushed a switch which ejected a 10-pound sphere from graduate of Manchester High Under Gruber, the orchestra composers, although hla choice was Tuesday night to remove the high Kennedy’s 'trip to north Alabama the base of the capsule. will meet tomorrow at 9:45 a.m. School and a 1962 graduate of presented five concerts, one in its was sometimes unknown. Griffes, way patrolmen, Wallace again at Buckley School. Dr. Fred Villa, Saturday for a Tennessee Valley The sphere, 5.75 inches in diameter and equipjied with two Central Connecticut c5)llege. New first year and two each in the last MacDowrfl, Kvelve, Chadwick, was calling on President Kennedy Authority function will not include audio-visual consultant for the Britain. He serves as a graduate two seasons. Kvelve, Ballantlne, and even Hart to withdraw special federal troops high intensity flashing lights, settled into an orbit slightly Connecticut Department of Ed visits to Tuscumbla, Sheffield and assistant at the university. He is Far from being a conventional ford’s blind composer Jolm Duffy, he sent Into Alabama. Florence, -as had been auinounced different from that of Faith 7. ucation, will conduct an educa married to the former Miss Mar- amateur group, the orcheatra has found representation on Gruber’s Wallace replied to Shuttles- previously. tional television demonstration. gerite Nardone o? Westerly, R. I. Cooper reported to a tracking post on Ascension Island offered a wide v ^ e t y of the best programs. worth, one of the top leaders in Mushrooming developments re 5 that the sphere had been released successfully. But there The public is invited. In symphonic literature under Gru Soloists appeared in abundance, the desegregation campaign, that lating to Alamma’s racial prob The Central Connecticut Chap ber’s baton. Classics were repre Gruber was heard twice in piano the state troopers would remain lems included; was no immediate report on his observance of the xenon gas The Ladies Auxiliary Afanches- ter of The American Institute of sented by works from the pens of concert!, while audiences were in Birmingham as long as he -President Kennedy delays de- lights which were to blink once every second. ter Barracks. Veterans of World Industrial Engineers will have its Baoh, Handel, Haydn, Mozart and thinks they are needed to help War I. have been invited to at Sculptress Completes Rounds of Schools treated to solo works for horn, However, Mercury Control Center reported later that it final meeting before summer re Beethoven, Smetana, Saint-Saens, trumpet, violin, harp, and flute as maintain law and order. (Oontlnu^ on Page Thjree) tend Hospital Day at Rocky Hill cess Monday, beginning at 5:30 Mrs. Ann P. Lehman of Hamden, a sculptress, uses plaster of paris in a oemonstratlon before The White House announced no had received a partially garbled message from Clooper which David Atwood, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atw'ood, 73 Prances Dr.; and Gall cit^son, daughter of Mendelsohn, Tchalkowsky, Bizet well. Even an old style "concerto Veterans Home and Hospital to p.m. at Caiville's Restaurant in and Schubert were among the ro reply to Wallace's latest telegram indicated that perhaps the experiment was not as success morrow from 1:30 to 3:.30 and 6:30 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carlson, 197 Bu.sh Hill Rd. Mrs, .Lehman completed her rounds of the elemen grosso” featuring group of solo Wilson with a social hour and mantic composers offered. Among protesting the federal troops, but ful as originally thought. to 8 p.m. There will be tours of dinner. Edward Ar.snow of An tary school.s today a.s a .sculptress in the fine arts program. (Herald photo by P utW ists was included during his tenure the more modem were works by of three seasons. the President has shown no in Racial Strife The Air Force major, 36, was the hospital, and refreshments will dover, Mass., will discuss "Work clination to recall the soldiers In to observe the lights during night »b« served. Place Lighting." academic and leadership achieve reviouB exchanges with the Ala- time phases of the third, fourth Cooper 10th Towri Students Get ment in Air Science 4. Porter Presi ama governor.. At a Glance j and fifth orbits in a test of his Cadet First Lt. Kenineth M. gIn his latest telegram, Wallace ability to judge distances and to Military Awards Woodbury. 38 Server St., will lead Of College WEDNESDAY S-P-E-C-I-A-Ll demanded that what he termed an j see a light of known intensity in In Space the Pershing Rifles in a demon (SERVED EVERY WEDNESDAY) “ advance echeldn of a military By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I space. This would be Important to WASHINGTON - P r e s i - Four University of Connecticut stration. striking force” be withdrawn from future rendezvous missions in the N AMERICAN LEGION John Winthrop Porter, son of CHICKEN IN THE BASKET. EXTRA TALL SIZES Birmingham. TTiis was a refer- dent Kennedy delays decision Gemini and Apollo manned space CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) students from Manchester will, re Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Porter, EXTRA BIO SIZES ehoe to about 26 officers of a head on asking Congress for broad programs. —Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper Jr. BROILER and FRENCH FRIES. is the 10th man ticketed to rocket ceive awards Thursday for special 70 Westminster Rd., has been .... TO 86. „ " quarters planning unit in the city. er federal authority In dvU Cooper kicked the satellite into Supplies Stolen rights cases pending outcome into space since the first went achievement in military and air elected president of the Young Enjoy Your Favorite Wallace said their presence invlt- orbit 3 hours 29 minutes after he of efforts to end racial dls- blasted off from Cape Canaveral aloft just over two years ago. The science courses. Legal Beverage Here . . . •d new rioting by Negroes. Republican Club of the University About 8,000 riot-trained soldiers turbaBoes. at 8:04 a.m. Ea.stem Standard previous nine, five American, four They are Roger F. Hence, son From Tree Trucks Russian are; of Hartford. NK’S have been sent to military posts CAMBRIDGE, Md. — State Time atop an Atlas rocket. The of Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Hence, 623 MAIN STREET REGAL in Alabama, but they are not in police Join city officers In ar great booster performed perfect Soviet Maj. Yuri Gagarin, one 61 Lenox St., a Chicago Tribune A 17-inch chain saw, a 2^2-gal A junior, he is a history and Birmingham. ly in propelling him into an orbit orbit, one hour, 48 minutes, April medal for meritorious achievement lon gas can, some 120 feet of half government major in the School CORNER OF PEARL resting alMHit 40 Jeering Negro 12, 1961. BINGO MEN'S SHOP "The President had lunch Tues demonstrators protestuig ear ranging from 100.2 to 166 miles in Military Science II; Gary I"'. Ko- inch rope and two pairs of utility of Arts and Sciences. Porter is U.S. Navy Cmdr. Alan B. EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT 808 MAIN STREET day with 25 Alabama publishers lier attest of 14 teen-agers above the earth. sak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank gloves, all valued at $213, have also a member of the Political G TO SMALL PARTIES • MI 8-2478 Shepard Jr., suborbit flight, 16 Kosak, 174 Greenwood Dr„ a saber been reported stolen from trucks Science Club and the Student and editors and the main topic who tried to Integrate a movie Faith 7 reached a peak speed fo 17,546 miles an hour and cir minutes. May 6, 1961. 8 e'CLOCK— LEGION HOME. LEONARD ST. from the UConn Arnold Air So parked at Jim’s Atlantic Station Christian Fellowship. theater. State police patrol Atla» Blasts Off Astronaut Cooper U.S. Air Force Capt. Viigll I. ciety for outstanding service to the at 368 Spencer St. . Other 1963-64 officers are WU- streets with KO dogs. cled the globe once every 88.46 minutes. Grissom, suborbit flight, 16 min society. Police, who are investigating the liam M. Fisher of West Hartford, BALESGH, N. C. — Negro utes, July 21, 1961. Also, Donald D. Schofield, son thefts, said that the trucks are vice president; Miss Clara L. Senator Blasts college students p a i^ e The ilight, conducted in the full glare of publicity in contrast with Soviet Maj. Gherman Titov, 17 of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schofield, owned by Paul Walgren of Wal- Wateimian of Glastonbury, sec The Bank that gives you PACKAGED SAVINGS through downtown streets to Democrats Set Family Waits orbits, 26 hours, 18 minutes, Aug. 13 Park St., a plaque from the gren Tree Experts, Inc., West retary; and Richard A. Mathes of state Capitol following arrest Insurance Probe Shifts the secrecy of Uie Soviet Union’s manned 'space flights, was hailed 6, 1961. General Dynamics Corp,; and Hartford, who has permission to Terryville, treasurer. Air Fare Hike of 84 Negroes during, attempt U.S. Marine Lt. Ool. John H. Charle.s D. Towle, son of Mr. and park his trucks at the station. The Porter will serve as a delegate ed sit-ins at segregate eating To Kill Bill on In Seclusion by people around the world. SPECIAL! WED., THURS.. FRI. and SAT. President Kennedy in Washing Glenn Jr., 3 orbits, 4 hours, 86 Ml'S. Charles S. Towle, 204 Green thefts occurred during the week to t h e Connecticut C oll^ a te WASHINGTON (AP) — Banatora places. . To Construction Bonds minutes, Feb. J20, 1M2. Rd., a Chicago Tribune medal for end, police said. Young Republican Clube. ton expressed hr .less at the MEN'S angered by the U.S. backdown on O.ADSEN, Ala. —Group of Redistricting During Flight success of the lai .hing and fol U.S. Navy Lt. Cmdr. Malcolm a fare Increase on transatlantlo “freedom marchers” arrested lowed the flight closely. Scott Carpenter, 8 orbits, 4 hours, May 8 transferred to Jail at HARTFORD (AP)—The iRepub i J. Murphy to supply the data on Among millions of earthbound 66 minutes, .Jay 24, 1962. air routes called government offi- Gadsden after iiitegrafionists By B. F. KELLUM Soviet Maj. Andrian Nikolayev, Arviaw ■B W I S B clalB today for,a public airing of HiAJRTiFOIRD (A P )—Raising a lican-controlled House insurance each state project where the con people around the globe, there annonnee plan to start vigil at cry o f political gerrymander,. the tract exceeded $1,000. HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — "Beau seemed to be greater enthusiasm 64 orbits, 94 hours, 86 minutes, MODERNIZE theu- international dispute. Fort Payne. Vigil Is shifted to committee is widening the scope Aug. -11, -lara. ------HALF SOLES fV In advance of an afternoon hear Senate Democratic majority is ex Ecldy mailed the letters May 10 tiful.” for the American manned space" More Inflation Forecast? Gadsden. pected to kill an attem-pt to redls- of its patronage investigation to requesting information. That was the way Mrs. Gordon 1 flight than at anytime since John ^ viet Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich, ing of the Senate Commerce Com 48 orbits, 70 hours, 67 minutes, Our Research Department's rationale in favor of mittee, Chairman Warren G. Mag- NASHVILLE, T en o.— -trict the upper chamber, includie performance bonds on He said yesterday the informa Cooper described the launch of her H. Glenn Jr. soared aloft as the state highway and public works Aug. 12, 1962. optimism about stock prices is spelled out in the nuson, D-Wash., protested this Planned demonstration called Only accompanying legislation tion has not yet been supplied, astronaut husband’s mercury cap- first orbiting American on Feb. off by student leader who says to reapportion the House would projects. but that it should be forthcoming sule at Cape Canaveral, F^a., to 2, 1962. U.S. Navy Cmdr. Walter M. and HEELS May issue of BUSINESS & SECURITIES. Read 1 coi’- ' 'y had- capitulated without a Schlrra Jr., 6 orbits, B hours, IS nui-yor Is doing all he oan -to, change the Democratic position. Performanoe bonds, in effect, from the Highway Department day. ITUs probably was because the fight. minutes, Oct. 8, 1962. Shearson's appraisal of inflationary forces... He estimated a 5 per cent in settle radal troubles. Farther No Upartlsan political agree are Insurance policies taken out by before the week’s end. Mrs. Cooper and her daughters two orbit flights in between were Choice of healthy industrial activity... reasonable price- crease in round-trip economy class marches depend on outcome of ment appears on the horizon. contractors as their guarantee o l The requests represented a new —Camala, 14, and Janita, 13— relatively short—M. Scott Cair- earnings ratios. Get facts On 25 stocks we consider • Mracial cominlttee meeting. In a .vote ahnoet. strictly along satisfactory work. turn in a probe which began with watched the laimch in the privacy penter’s three orbits and six or' Leather or Neollle. fares will cost Americans travel attractively priced right now. These range from Ing to Eitfope about |15 million party lines, the Repifblican-eoni- The insurance committee wonts inquiries into the distribution of of toe master bedroom at their bits by Walter M. Schlrra J r .- home 26 miles east of Houston. conservative to frankly speculative and include a year. trolled House yesterday passed a a list of all performance bonds cm commissions of state insurance comparison with the 64 and 48 Haiti Chief Reg. $3.50-$3.57 What does it mean to the indi Nuclear Scientist Senate redlstriotlhg bill, 177-100. file with the state since 1955 — policies. It was more than an hour later orbit missions made by Soviet three companies in electronics...two in aero vidual passenger? He will be pay Only tiwo Democrats, Reps. the year former Gov. Abraham A. The latest step by the commit that Dave Schwartz, a public af cosmonauts Andrian Nikolayev 2.59 space... two retailers...three o ils...tw o truckers ing an extra 827. for his New Charles J. LeCSerc of Bristol and Rtbicoff, a Democrat, took office. tee would cover performance fairs officer at the Manned Space and Pavel Popovich. “ SHOE REPAIRING— SECOND^ TO NONE” . . . three chemical stocks. For your free copy, send York-London economy (tourist) Accused of Spying Daniel J. Saunders of Rocky Hill, In addition, the coinmittee wants bonds on every state road or craft Center, left toe ranch style Europeeui radio and televisi(m Held Ready your name and address to OPTIMISM . . . roundtrlp ticket, according to voted for the biU. No Republicans a list of the premliuns pa4d, the bridge built in Connecticut in the home and gave newsmen Mrs. stations broke into regularly Stfite Department officials. His SOUTHEND, England (AP)— „voted against it. companies or the agent to which last eight years. It would also Cooper’s one-word reaction. scheduled programs with spot fare will go up from $486 to $613. Giuseppe Martelli, an. Italian nu House Democratic Minority they were paid, amd the amount of take in ail administration building Schwartz said Mrs. Cooper news of toe launching. The same SHEARS0N,HAMMILL6C0. The increase voted last fall by clear scientist, was accused in Leader WilUam T. Shea o f Meri each priemiiun. projects since 1965. asked him to say nothing more in was true 'to Japan and in other T o Escape HOUSE HALE Members tfew York Stock Exchinge • Founded 1902 the International Air Transport court today of being a spy for den denounced the plans as "an The Insurance committee, Contractors must provide their behalf of herself and toe daugh areas of Uto world. Havana radio out-and-out genymander opera ters. provided frequent reports for Cu- 913 Main St., Manchester • 649-2821 Association—^lATA—actually is a I the Soviet Union. through State Rep. Nicjhcdas Eddy own performance bonds and pay By ROBERT BERREIXEZ shop: r e p a i r i n g s e r v ic e reduction in the discount allowed Martelli, 39, was employed by tion and nothing more." the premiums and commiaslona on He said toe mother and girls bsm listeners.. 1 wiuiw qi iwuiiw w of New Hartford, its legal counsel, USE OUR 0.\K STREET ENTR.\N'CE — 643-4123 for return tickets—6 per cent in the European Atomic Energy S h ^ said the bill was "obvious asked State Highway O^mdssion- them. went into toe master bedroom 15 During toe ' first orbit he gave SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican stead of 10 per cent.. Community — Euratom — and ly drawn for the sole benefit of a er Howard S. Ives and State Pub They purchase them through in minutes before launch and were his spaceqraft systems a thor Reprbllc, (AP)—Rumors mounted The change went into effect had been working since last No group o f Republican leaders in the lic Works Commissioner Timothy surance agents. smiling when they returned to toe ough testing and pronounced them steadily that Haitian dictator Saturday In Europe, but until vember in Britain's Culham Re House and Senate—an open, naked den after it waa certain the blast all in excellent shape. Mercury. Francois Duvalier planned to fly Tuesday the Civil Aeronautics search Laboratory in Oxfordshire. attempt to gerrymander the state off had been successful. (Control Center at Clape Canaveral into exile today, toe day. hia con stitutional term as president ends, The Savlnn Bank Board had refused to permit He was arreated April 28 upon for the benefit of the minority Just 30 minutes before launch- then relayed the word that he was □cni American Air)ln«b to adopt the his return , from a trip., to Brussels pasty in the State,” toey received a telephone call “ go” for at least six more orbits. to escape assassination, m NEW 50-STAR higher fares. and accused of committing "an The re-alignment of both Houses from Cooper from his' capsule. That was toe first of three crltl* Duvalier- had planned to eon- It announced then through an act preparatory to the commis is one of the hottest issues before New F C C Head Says Schwartz would not give details cal decisions scheduled for toe 34- tinue to office by virtue of a exchange of letters between CAB sion of an. offense” against the the General Assembly. of toe telephone conversation but hour flight. The qtfie,r_two were rigged election two years ago.' But Chairman Alan S. Boyd and Sec British Official Secrets Act. The Democrats have said they said toe family appeared more set for orbits 7 emd 17. rumors that he planned to flee retary of State Dean Rusk that At a preliminary hearing, - the will reject any proposal to redls relaxed while awaiting toe start Principal landing areas in toe mushroomed as opposition to his FLAG SET T elevision Im proving fear-ridden totalitarian regime in It was yielding to diplomatic pres- crown prosecutor conceded that trict the Senate, usually under of toe scheduled 34-hour space Atlantic and Pacific were at toe Bure. Martelli was engaged in research their control,.-unless the Republi flight that had been toe Case end of each of these pashes. HoW' tensified at home and abroad. His * Big 3 X 6 ft. Double * Has 5-inch American Rusk had suggested that in the at Culham that was not subject cans agree to reapportionment of Tuesday when radar trouble at ever, alternate landing areas were underground enemies have vowed Hemmed Cotton Flag in Eagle on'top of 6-fL col absence of CAB authority to regU-' to security restrictions. the Hau0e, traditionally in GOP WASHINGTON (AP) — To rc-'f'once described as "a vast waste Bermuda caused a postponement. located around toe world to case to destroy Duvalier today. brilliant fade-resistant lapsible Aluminum Staff land” —the field of television. Schvrartz said Mrs. Cooper and ol an emergency. , i , The gist of toe rumors was that colors late-international ajr route fares, But he - declared; hands,- place Newton N. Minow as chair 4r Includes Cord Halyard Pan Atnerlcan World Airways and Under Connecticut’s bicameral Minow, 37, handed in his resig toe daughters will remain in se The decision to keep flying was Duvalier and his family would fly "The case for the crown here man of the Federal Communica Yoiirs at Our Cost and metal mounting wall Get an SBM Home Improvement Loan! Tians World Alrllhes should be is that thi»--defendant is a spy legislative system, the Senate dls- nation Tuesday, five years before clusion and will make no appear passed on to Cooper by astronaut by Haitian air force plane to toe bracket with screws permitted to file the increased working for the Russian intelli 'tricts were designed to cover areas tions Commission President Ken his term ends, to become execu ances before newsmen luitll toe Vir^l I. Grissom, capsule com- Dutch island of Curacao, off Vene approximately equal in population; nedy has picked a 34-year-old tive vice president and general end of the flight and Cooper’s suc mimicator at toe Guaymas, Mexi zuela, take an airliner to New Put your money ifi a ‘Jeep’ Universal! H's been use ^ 0 5 7 * Complete with Illustrated fares. gence service and that he wm Manual on Official Flag lawyer who finds some “ green coimsel of Encyclopaedia - Britan- cessful recovery. co, station, York, and from New York travel tested and abuse tested over a billion miles. The pur OUTDATED bathroom? Old kitchen? N ^ room? A ga to Europe. Etiquette' (Continued, on Page Six) (Continued on Page iQqvtm) (Continued on Page Fourteen) shoots” sprouting in what Minow nlca Inc. The girls had planned to stay at "You’re go lor seven.” Grissom chase price is Ipw -and depreciation even lower. And To ' take his place, Kennedy Pan American Wold Airways after two tough years on the job, 'Jeep'jUnivertals sell rage? Everjrthing from attic to basement, inside or out, chose E. William Henry, former (Continued on Page Seventeen) (Continued on Page Ten) said It had four reservations in toe for up to 90°/n of their original list price! Test-drive member of a Memphis, Tenn., name of "UHS^er” for its New the 'Jeep' Universal today!^ can be up- 4^