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' / A rtnw Daly N«t fnM Ron . <• For t t » Week BadMl l l a n h t , U M H ib w m 4 m v ro««OMt of & WiMhM 13,957 8«Mr ind iMet^or ntai UeaUbn at fha Andit BaMM at Low M to M. M anehe^r^f^ CUy'of ViUage Charm \ tomowow. Hl|^ lo 40c ______'.______i.. t o l .^ jd c x ii, n o . iS6 (TWELVE PACES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1968 (OloaoMM AdvorlMnc oo W) PiUCE FIVE CBNIS -1U.. . Bidaiilt Letter Iraqi Deputy Cites State N ew s Left Unopened Roundup By Adenauer Arab Union Plan BONN, Germany (AP)—A Building Planned ■pokesman said today (%an> DAl^ASCUS, Syria (AP)- i The unity proposal was made Iraq’s deputy premier, All by Iraqi Deputy Premier All Sa cellmr Konrad Adenauer sent leh B1 Saadi, who came to Damas On Allyn S t Site back unopened a letter from alem el Saadi, said today cus to help Syria celebrate Fri plans are underway for an fo r m e r French Premier day’s bloodless coup. He proposed HARTF~m^D (AP) Georges Bidault asking for eventual merger or federation that Syria, Iraq, the United Arab Republic, Algeria and Yemen Charles H. Miller, who owns 6.1fo tm asylum in Germany. embracing Syria,. Iraq and'the f.f. .i •. United Af’ab Republic. form the unified command. . extensive real estate in Hart n o ipokesnum n ld Uiat under El Saadi said the five nations’ ford, is asking the Zoning Qernuui low, political aaylum la Recent revolutions in both armies should be empowered to Board of Appeals for vari a queatlon for local authorities In Iraq and Syria have placed cross the borders of any of \he Dirksen Favors mi' Bavaria, where Bidault la under five states "in the event of being ances for a seven-story build '■'sJ police protection. Because of the admirers of U.A.P. President JF K Urges Gamal Abdel Nasser In posi threatened by outside aggres ing proposed on Allyn St., 'M m oUtlcal Importance of the case, east of Union Station. Ea added, advice had been asked tions of power. sion.” They also could intervene Blockage of from the Interior minister in If member governments were ’The request calls for variances 101 Saadi told a* Damascus news menaced by "an internal plot for lot size and for parking. It Bonn. No reply had yet been conference the Iraqi Communist Fast Action given, he added. backed by imperialism to topple is proposed to use the ground floor Oil to Castro party Is now "absolutely and com the progressive government.” of the building for business and ' Bidault, political chief of the pletely banned and will never be Vreneh terrorist movement sworn El SsMdl also urged the four coun .the upper floors for 120 apartment allowed to operate again because tries to Join Iraq in a council for units. WASHINGTON (AP) — O n T ax B iU . to eliminate President Charles de we regard it as a flfW d ^ m n OauUe, was located Sunday by political planning as another step ’The parcel includes a two-story Senate Republican Leader Ev *■■ {< of Moscow.” toward unity. commercial building at Allyn and erett M. Dirksen of Illinois m German police in a lakeside hide WASHINGTON (AP) — out near the 8wlaa border. He Syria’s new govetnment was Syrians gave a" rousing welcome High and an empty lot west of says he agrees with Presi urged to Join four other pro-Nas the building made bis request , for asylum at to the Iraqi delegation, whose gov dent Kennedy that a full President Kennedy’s adminis once. ser states In a Joint military com ernment seized power a month If the building materializes,' it tration sent its first annual mand as a step toward unltuig the ago. The Iraqi coup, like Syria’s would be the closest new apart blockade of Cuba would Adenauer’s 'spokoaman, deputy * A * manpower inventory to Con preiia chief Werner Krueger, said Arab sphere from the Atlantic to ment structure to the downto'wn amount to an act of war and Adenauer had appcu-enUy heard the Persian Gulf. (Contiiiiied on Page Elevea) business area. I don’t want to go to war.” gress today with word that a In advance what was In Bidault's But there could be a selective nation as rich as America letter. Flood Victim Buried blockade, Dirksen .said, a selec ... PRP should be ashamed to tolerate "The ehancellor did not accept NORWICH (AP) — Mrs. Madlyn tive quarantine of some kind six per cent unemployment. It,” lOiieger said. and that would be the end of This Chart was part of President Kennedy’s manpower M. Atterbury, 61, of 243 Broad report today. It .shows how output has soared in . 15 Kennedy reported that uneni- Bidault Is expected eventually Air Force Opposes Loss St., the last Norwich flood victim Fidel Castro. ployment is the No. 1 economic to be expelled to another country, The GOP leader said he had in years with rise in output per man hour largely responsi to be buried, was laid to rest fol ble for the gain. Employment has risen only 10 per problem, a situation wasting lives perhaps Austria or Swltserland, lowing rites at 10 a.m. today. mind blocking shipments of So- and unrealized production that bxtradlUon to E’rance seems un' volet oil to Cuba in Soviet ships— cent in the period compared with 60 per cent for output. Mrs. ’Thomas Moody, 23, of 66 (AP Photofax). could materially Increase the na , likely since he Is wanted Of Space Glider Project Lake St., another victim was bur if jit could be done in such a way tion’s living standards and Its political charge—treason—-and In led after services at 9 a.m. today. as not to constitute an act of war. ability to resist foreign tyranny. telirnaUonal law bars . extradition "If you shut off oil to cuba it Secretary of Labor W. Willard on pol ’The lour other flood victims who Rusk Statement litical charges. His presence EDITORS NOTE—In the pastAln motion, a review of the Dyna- were Imried Saturday, were Mrs. would strangle her economy,” Wlrtz submitted a thick report cm tn Bavaria put a new strain on year, the Air Force lost two of its Soar project and has told the Air Dirksen said in a radio-television manpower resources accompany French-West German relations. Edward M. Barrett, 46, of 22 interview. pet projects, the RS70 reconnais Force, in effect, to try to Justify Burghardt St., Mrs. Mae C. Robi- ing Kennedy’s own message to Brwln- Gerhardt, press spokes sance sMke plane and the Skybolt moving aheadwithlt. In another radio-television inter Capitol Hill. Wlrtz, meeting news man for the Interior Ministry, ex dou, 50,-of School St.; Alexander view, Republican Sen. Kenneth B. missile. Now a third' Air Force ’The Air Force—^which contends Fotx>l, 48, of 64 Waiti St.; and men at the White House, said hs plained that If the authorities de- program, the Dyna-Soar manned Keating of New York said Soviet Risky N-Ban had already used such words as there is no comparison between Mrs. Charles Roode, 44, of 30 Held .«lde to give Bidault asylum, a space glider, may be scrapped. the two projects—is , mustering Hickory St. ships are still carrying arms to intolerable, inexcusable and out regular residence permit will be data aind arguments to present to Cuba. rageous to describe the heavy un Issued to him as required of for By FRED a. HOFFMAN the tough-mmded Pentagon chief. "I think weapons can be offen employment levels. eigners who want to stay more Jury Gets Trial sive or defensive, depending on AP Military Affairs Writer Its mood was underscored by Better Than Both the President and Wlrtz than three months. None WASHINO’rON (AP)—The Air Lt. Gen. James Ferguson, the Air NEW HAVEN, (AP)—The fA o who is holding those weapons and urged quick action on Kennedy’s "Since he wants asylum,” Ger- Force faces possible loss or se Force’s deputy chief of staff for of David I. Shackney, first man what they Intend to do with tax cut proposals and^other pro hardt said,” he apparently wants vere cutback of another of its research and development, who ever tried for invc^untaiy servi them,” Keating said. “ Helicop grams to get the economy mov to stay more than three months.” ters can be used for perfectly in WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary^trlmmed its demand from 20 to cherished projects — the manned said “ we think It is a most critical tude in Cormecticut, was expected of State Dean Rusk told Con ing faster. He added that If asylum is not space glider called Dyna-Soar. part of tile national space pro nocent, peaceful pursuits, but we seven on-site inspections. Rusk to be placed in the hands of a U. gress today the United States is said the U.S. proposals are more Latest government data shows granted Bidault would be asked to Secretary of Defense Robert S. gram.” S. District Court Jury today. know they are not getting those 4.9 million unemployed out of a leave the country. He could only helicopters down there to fly civil warranted in running the risk^ rlgforous now than two years ago. McNamara reportedly has strong Death or major curtailmmt of Six oormts o f in'volantary servi of its proposals for a nuclear test work force of 66.3 million, or a be sent to a country willing to ae- doubts the space glider program the manned space glider w ^d ians from IRivana to Santiago.” Under the new proposals, he tude remained against the 52-year- ban treaty. said, the United States would have seasonally adjusted unemploy eept him, Gerhardt said. is worth the additional |(KX) mil hand the Air Force its third seri old chicken ftumer. Sen, Peter H, Dominick, R- ment rate of 6.1 per cent, the Bidault was living In the house Oolo., who appeared with Keating, For these risks are not so more control over the inspection lion it would take to complete it. ous defeat within the past year. ’The white-haired, PoUsh-botn highest since late 1961. of a Dutch magaslne writer In the said he had heard five Soviet bloc great, he isaid, as would be the force and not have to rely on an McNamara and his scientists The-others came on McNamara’s Shackney is accused of keeping risks In a world without any re “ There is no excuse for a coun village of Stelnbach, on Lake apparently believe the Dyna-Soar refusal to permit full development generals are in Cuba, but Keating international body. six members of a Mexican fa^ly said he does not have confirma straint on development of nuclear Also, he said, the new proposal try as rich as ours to waste six Woerthsee southeast of Munich. would duplicate work to be done df tha 3,000-mph RS70 reconnais- against their 'wlU on his farm hi A dosen police officers entered tion of such a report. weapons. calls for an inspection of all sus per cent of its manpower,” Wlrtz by the National Aeronautics and sanoo-strike p lu e and Junking oC k& kU efi^. And, in a statement to the Sen said. "We ought to be ashamed tbs hqusa before dawn. Bidault Space Administration’B twb-nuul tiw bganber^launohed SkyboR mls« pected nuclear explosions, where asked for police protection say Eaeb ootint osnies a maximum ate, Foreign Relations Committee, previously those below the force of .ourselves to tolerate a situa Gemini orbital flights. (3emtail, In silo. penalty of five years in prison and Defends Data tion like this.” ing ho feared attempts on his which the Air Force has a minor R usk argued too that achievement The Air Force has significant a fine of |6,000. WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre of the arms race with the, Soviet Hfe. share, is closer to flight than Is congressional backing for its Dy (Continued on Page Five) Keimedy said in a statement Dyna-Soar. Judge M. Joe^)h Blumenfeld has tary of Defense ' Robert S. Mc- Union. that for too long now "w e have na-Soar, now offiotally ealled the tUemlseed two counts of peonago_ Namara concedes there may be There has been criticism in (Oontl— ed ew Pago B even ). The defense -secretary has set X20, and fOr its 'M»fBr...lfcustrated contented ourselves with pious and one oount-c4 involunta^ serri—l-roissiles hidden in the caves that Congress that the y.S. proposals statements about the waste our ambitions for a big-scale military tude agiBltist BbaolaMy. space program. pock Cuba—but he says they are for a test bgn agreelnimt do not human ' resources. The cliaxges arose out a t Sbaok- not offensive weapons. provide sufficient sbffn^ards 88th G>ngress But if McNamara should decide “ With the issuance of this re neYs emi^yment of Luis Hum Behind the clo s^ doors of the against Russian cheatii^. port," the President said, "we against the Dyna-Boar, It is un berto Oroe, a former Mexico City House Armed Services Commit likely congressional outcries will “ I am aware of the risks in Gets to Work, have committed ourselves to a ‘Genteel’ Ladies Home budge him. cab driver, aiid his family. tee, McNamara lashed out at crit volved in an undetected Soviet national policy designed to pro- ics of the Kennedy administra violation of the treaty or its sur ■vide all Americans with the op The Dyna-Soar, whose name tion’s policy on Cuba, saying they comes from the term "dynamic Backs Med School Site prise abrogation,” Rusk said in ibl'aft Bill 1st portunity to develop and use their soaring,” is a winged craft whose "damn the intelligence commiml- his stotement. talents and energies to the maxi A Dream Condemned HARTFORD (AP)—Gov. John ty" without knowing much about But, he testified, he is aware mum of which they are capable." pilot would control ■ his return N. Dempsey said today he is still it. WASHINGTON (AP)—After tiyo from orbit, then maneuver through also "o f the graver risk to our The President said the economy HUDSON, Wls. (AP) — Things in favor of the location for the And he insisted no U.S.-Soviet security and the security of the months of dilly-dallying, the 88th never worked out very well for the atmosphere to land at an air proposed state - medical - -dental Cong;ress buckles down this week is growing steadily more efficient \- port, much like a conventional swap was involved in the decision free world implicit in a futore but is progressively failing to Essie iraUams. Now, even in school by a special site-selection to replace Jupiter missiles in Tur without any multilateral restraint to some serious floor action, start death, she is being frustrated. aircraft. committee. i ing today with consideration of the supply the Jobs to occupy a fast key and Italy with submarine- on the development of nuclear expanding population and work Miss Williams, 80, an ex-school ’The Air Force regards this ex The commiittee, appointed by borne Polaris missiles. draft extension bill in the House. perimental program as an Impor weai>ons.” force. teacher and disbarred lawyer, Dempsey, was created by act of McNamara’s testimony Under questioning, Rusk was Bills scheduled for votes In both died in March 1958. She left de tant stride toward such military the 1961 General Assembly. It hSs "We cannot accept this situa hardware as a spaceplane that not optimistic for an early agree the House and the Senate will give tion,” Kennedy said in agadn urg tailed plans for use of the 12-room recommended a slto in Farming- (Omitinued on Page Five) ment with the Russians. critics of President Kennedy’s home she had inherited from her ton. * ing on his tax out proposals and (Continued on Page Five) ‘Do you anticipate an agree budget an opportunity to test their other programs advanced to spur pqrents. The Williams Founda The RepiibUcan minority in the ment in the near future?” Sen. strength and start toward their tion, named by Essie to supervise economic growth and Job expan Senate voted last week in caucus (Jeorge D Aiken, R-Vt., asked. goal of a ciit of from 810 billion sion. ttie home, fotmd the instructions to oppose the Farmington site. Two Charged “ No,” Rusk replied. "I do not.” to $15 billion in appropriations. “ It is within our power to take BO elaborate they couldn’t be fol The GOP senators want the school At another point. Rusk said he lowed. Rocky Peddles built in Hartford. The Senate legislative menu is these steps, ("he said,’’ ) to c «i- thought the Russians wanted a relatively thin. It serves up a vote In a 28-page document. Miss A t his news conference today, summate an achievement of such In Murder of test ban treaty when they agreed Tuesday on an administration bill magnitude as to mark this decade Williams ordered the foundation Dempsey indicated he is not about in December to three on-site in governed by throe trustees, all GOP Unity to to toss out the work done by the to coordinate federal and state spections but were not negotiating outdoor recreation facilities. (Continued on Page Five) women and '’teetotalers. She en site-selection committee. Police Officer seriously now. visioned five to eight residents, “In my c^ainion they gave the Republicans have decided to use "Why they have not been able the bill for an initial scrap in their “ genteel and refined spinsters or Conservatives state a good site,” he said. "I to pursue this matter seriously widows.’’ backed their selection then and I HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (AP) — budget-cutting drive. The measure since then, I’m frank to say I carries no actual appropriations Preference was to be given By JACK BELL back it now.” Authorities are holding two ex convicts on charges they kidnaped don’t know,” he said. ' widows of .Presbyterian or Episco WASHING’rON (AP)—Gov. Nel The Republican senators were Although the United States has Bulletins palian clergymen, and the trustees son A. Rockefeller appears to be accused of “sabotage” Saturday two Hollywood police officers and (Continued m Page Five) were to select those with “ the encounterlnjg the customary dif by the Senate ' Majority Leader, later killed one in a moonlit field Culled from AP Wires most gentle, sweet, lovable, kind ficulties of politicians who seek 75 miles no]^ of here. ly, unselfish and spiritual diafposi- a presidential nomination but don't (Oontihued on Page Five) The suspects w ere' taken ' into Finances Junkets a and character.” custody separately Sunday—one in say so openly. SYRIA, UAR UNITE , Essie explained, " I only wish Modern practicalities demand an automobile on busy U.S. High women of the same type as my way 99 and the other in a Bakers DAMASCUS, Siyria ( A F ) ~ that any man \riio runs for a Deputy Premier All Soleb s| mother to be In her old ''home.” nomination get started early. But field, Calif., rooming house. Miss Williams barred ink and The slain officer was Ian Jmnes F oreign Money Burns Saadi of; Iraq told a news oow- protocol dictates that he mustn’t ference here today tiiat Us medicines from bedrooms, lest appear so over-eager for the prize News Tidbits Campbell, 31. His companion, there - be damage to "costly Karl Hettinger, 28, escaped country, Syria and tiie United that he lets the public in on the from the AP,Wires Arab Republio will unite. WUIe rugs.” Everything in the home secret a year,or more before it Campbell’s fate early by running was to be kept exactly as it was. away when a cloud suddenly Holes in U. S . ' Pockets £1 Saadf talked . to coirespond- becomes available. enta, hundreds o f demonstntioi* No cats were to be allowed. These circumstances have put passed over the moon.~ Tbs instructions added, “ No San Diego «3allf.) Naval Traln-1 Hettinger gave this account: filled the square outside waving the New York governor in the pos placards demawting Arab i^ ly ition of acting like a campaigner ing Center places 12,000 lecral^ Campbell and Hettinger, both in EDITOR’S NOTE — Althougdi^ In Poland, Jar example, U.S. , (Continued on Page Four) ESSIB WILLIAMS n n d ^ qgataattne -because, of" oiff-^ plain- clothes, had stopped a sus the United States owns more Qian b w n ^ Polish zlotys total more and chanting ~ pio^XntoSr irio- while saying it is- too early for gans. th e j» r t y to be thinking about its break o f spinal meningitis that pect’s car about 10 p.m. Saturday $3.8-billion worth of foreign cur *than $100 million. But every year nominee. claims one life.., Puplishers repre in downtown Hollywood. Its rear rencies, it- often has to dip into the United States „dlps into its Rockefeller Is publicly busying sentatives meet with striking license^ plate light was off and its -own gold supply to meet ex own gold to pay $1.4 million in KILLED BY TRAIN himself at this point selling p$irty craft unions in effort to negotiate the car m atch^ the description penditures abroad. U.S. Social Security and '^ other MILFORD (AP)—An elderly unity. This is a commodity that quick contracts to get New York’s of one used in several holdups. benefits to residents Of Poland. man was killed by a train to doesn't appear to be in oversupply, eight closed .newspeipen onati-eets Two suspects, later identified aa By STANLEY MEISLER In most cases, legal limitations, day as he walked aling 'the WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. BO far as it concerns GOP con tills week. diplomacy, and econolhica prevent tracks. Police said tli« yletim servatives s and the governor’s Seardiers find body of the Rev. (Ctmtinued on Page Three) Adam Clayton Powell, D-NiY., the United States from Using all rould not be identified Iniinedl- squired two good-looking, female this foreign money that accumu i>,,V nomination arntflUons. Marvin Hudson one week after he ately. First reports. Indjnatod bo In pursuit of this endeavor. and two of his daughters were bur assistants to the Lido night club lates as a result of U.S. foreign stepped in front to the traln« Rockefeller happened to find a led by avalanche in C olorado.;. in Paris last summer and paidi his aid. they said. way with U.S.-owned francs. ’The convenient gap in his schedule of Motorist Jacob Rubrich in Mount Under U.S. laws, in fact, more state duties i ^ c h permitted him night on the town provoked out than half the money, while Amer Clemens, Mich., saye God told him cries back home. SAY POUCY O O N FU O n to drop in on a weekend Repub to drive car- into trailer camp, ican owned, must be used for the Powell had a quick defense. He benefit of other countries. And, WASHINGTON (AJP) — lican i^ ly in Milwaukee. ram 4 trailers, so occupants would A group Of Hous« BeniiWlosas Wisconsin . presents one of the quoted Secretary of the Treasury according to U.S. officials, the realize “how wrong it is to sleep Douglas Di^n as saying if Powell said today President Kennedy’s problenu vdiich plague a non on Sunday mornbig” and miss United States would rock and per and other congressmen didn’t use' haps wreck the economies of oth declaration that any n n o lw candidate. At lesst three factions church... Dairy farmer, his six test ban treaty mnst iUsuro of Republicans wou)d like to climb these francs, the U.S. government er countries if it ever spent the children and nephew perish In fin 'lyould have to burn them. rest of the money in one swoop. against secret latdergroand into the local driver’s seat of the which destroys a two-story house tests does not squsre w W the Rockefeller bandwagon once it “ This is money going right do'wn “ We would cause inflation,” in Portervill.e, Pa. , the drain,” Powell said. said Bartlett Harvey, chief of the UA. proposal presented to the gets going. Soviet Union to Geneva. ‘"Tills Th|ere is every evidence the gov Four explorione In far-away Dillon said he had no recollec Economic Progress Division qt\ stars observed in one wrok, most tion of making. the remarks and the Agency for International De imxHMfctenoy, between a o t n a 1 ernor might, be willing to sacri positiontion Is s great cause tor fice a ' little of this kind of en noted in such short time span, re added that he felt these funds velopment. “ We would hurt the ports - astronomers at CaUfomia require the same prudent man very countriles we are trying to conoern,'sera,” sal& Rep., Cndg Hoa> thusiasm for a little more unity. m er;to Oalifoeala In a statonwat Wisconsin is the seme of presi observatories... lOuiishchev opens agement and careful handling as help. We’ would end up spenc|ing Kremlin cotiferenoe of agricultural any other moneys of the govern more American dollars to help Issued by the OOP Oonltoenca dential primaries that have been Committee on Nuclear | Testing. crucial in the past and may .be officials to step up lagging crop ment.” them fight the inflation.” In the future. lUinois, which also production. ■ , In fact, other administration of Even such a critic of foreign aid ficials say that most times that CLAIMS in n o c e n c e has a primary, already has had President Kennedy files back to as Rep. Otto Passman, D-La., a Rockefeller visit. ^ White House after day on Mary congressman uses funds - like agrees that little more use ean TEL AVIV, Irsael (A P )— In this wooing of what might bp land mountain top, greets ^ y s ’ these, he forces the United States be made pf this huge pot of U.S.: Hlrsch’ Berenbla$, assistant con- described as the heartland,of Re- and Men’s choirs from PolaM ... to buy more foreign currencies owned money. duotor to the Israol- Opera, pobUcan oonservatism, R ^ e f e ll Brilliant yotmg missUes tectaniclan with American dollars. “ No improvement can be made pleaded Innocent today to 12 lar is not overlooking Kansas and dies before firing sqnad in Paris Powell’s night on the -town, the in this part of the program,” charges Ot enlUhtosHim with outcry, his defei^e, and the de Netoasksi;” HB will be in the statas for platting sgslnst life of Presi Passman told. “ It’s ‘like havliig a the Nsid»' seto- to make m eches April 6 aiid 6. nial by Dillon reflect one of the whole barrel of post-dated checks. .msndant to the Jtonsh tollHto dent C9ii4les de (3auUe. | most complex and massive prob Meanwhile the New Tork gov Plans vtoandoned to o6ny«i4i a It’s better than hgving nothing. to Bendto, Potawl. BststoUto to ernor has been doing vtiiat he can lems in American inteimatlonal "The wrong,” he continued, “ 1s accused of helptag hk the do., Washington hotel Into low-rimt finance. in making the contracts that ae- The olty <)f Hudson, Wis., hss coodemnsd this houM and prop- to contribute to party unity with home for elderly by The Adam portatton to \ extermtosMcni ^Throughout the world, the United qulred this money in the first « t jr where Miss Bstie WUHsima envisidiMd dStabBsMng 4 statements'that most Repuuicans j?layton Powell, Foundation . , . camps to thonsawds'M ^bwpr' for "genteel and refined s|)4nsteni o f widows”, but WhoM instruc* find palatalrie. States owns more than $3.8 mil- place. We could be a little teas wUpptog dews, loxtosNon," ^ a ia Wyandotte, Michigan youth, 16, Jlon i$mrth of rupees, pounds, dl- liberal in giving away ttia wealtb (Hons were too oonplex to be foUoiwed. Tlie sIvmvs itie i ? He teed off l a ; a Mew Torfc stnngles ind drowns a teacher botoogtog to a hftotasWegM banr, slotys, kyats and other toe- at this sogntoy/’ tton. AssA DMM for refusing to kod Uni tasr ear elgn money. But the United States faednto'. • i. , '■*' ■OBOGOBT HL4fi ipyWMJU oaa*f or wnoH.usa most o< It now.
■ n ■ . ' 'V Ss MANtmSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY^ MARCH 11, 1968 MANCHESTER EVEmNO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1968 P AQIB T H R U del Monaco, and ao en. W e PancHEHroiBses “ okata In Hi cording to the GAO, solhetlmesj | “ faittvaVmV* parfon ^ oea In BJorope, Finances Junkets buys foreign currencies when it Grouping Pup^s arid at hw tha prleei Ysa thatV Sheinwold on owns counterpart fimds that have I right, iH half tf Hm prloa- ' been set aside for future projects: MOK, T1IES. m4 wed. SPHMAU I h e Bentley P TA w ill sp>onsor a There la -a general mlaundar- In B’rance, Germany, Italy and B ab y H as “THE WAY V atandiag about Suiopean opera, pwne] discuaaion on “Age Groups CABEFUL FLAT > Money Burns Britain, the GAO said, the United alid how tt la run. Lat’a take Ger States ’ could have kept down its ing vs. Ability Grouping” tomor KBEP8 FBdWM AWAT Both iMSS-jsss- I HEARD IT” many aa m axampla Thera am By ALFBED SHEINWOLD purchases of foreign currencies Bden Named ••• row at 8 p.m. hi the Bentley audi innumerabM oompanlea in - Weat Tou can tell a great rastaura-. AK7SS by $160 million tn 1960 if it hod torium . Germany,, each ^ving a 49-mMt taur by tba cars be takes to keep D a i I Holes in U. S. Pockets dipped into these other idle coun b y John Gruber aeaaon, wtth govenunant aubridy/ terpart funds on the promise of DOUBLE Gilbert Hunt of the Ehgllah De- the frown from a mast's faca. OKA Iheae are resident affalra with putting it back when they were ipartment of. Manchester High Davp Harilg, ot California's fam i 9 7 9 S (Ooattnued from Page One) Scnool will act as moderator. .Aim poformem on a similar atatua aa ous Sportsman's Lodge, takes the WWT , »Aff. bMsy in Paris will have a supply needed. WORLD GREEN on the p>anel are Idiss Helen Mc the old theatrical “atoe^" com same care at the bridge table to ♦ JIBS of $12 million worth of counter Finally, the GAO said that the Ths problem of U.S.-owned for United States loses money by de Mmniy, Boy AUui, aon ot Donald E. and Betty’ liou Chap- Carthy, principal of Ve^on Ele pany” in the UJB., doing tea stan keep the frown, from his partner'! eign currencies is so complex that part and other funds, but it will mma. M unny, U iO SlUington R d„ SouKli Wtndaor. He w as bom mentary School, speaking in favor dard repertoiy and an oocaaional toce. need $168 million worth of francs positing much of its foreign cur The Connecticut Opera As-^not la a tribute to Frank Pan* it seems to attract attention only rencies in banks that pay little XiaNli 5 alt ICanchedter Idemonal Hospital. His mwtemal of education On the basis of abil new w ork. South dealer when congressmen take these for all its activities. As a result, ' is End Chainvaii, South Wlndaor. He h«ua a sociation wiU start a drive for dolfl’a managvment. , whenever a congressman uses or no interest. ity; and Mrs. Irma Conwell, ele funds beginning Friday. It has op>- These are the companies wham Both aldea vulnerable funds to . finance junkets around STAMPS The New York company can, At the end of 1969, the GAO , D ornM E. Jr.,- 8. . m entary aup>ervis6r for Glaston new alngem get actuu extwrienoe, Opening lead—King of Clubs the world. these funds in France, the United • • • • • erated ^th a deficit for some and does, produce six or eight per S K { 10 B t States will have to buy francs with said, the United States owned bury, sp>eaking in favor of educat years now, but individuals and may or may not move on to weat began wtth two high clubs U.S.-owned foreign funds come Beivlrtti, Trmcy Lyn, daughter of David Michael and Jane formances of a given opera with stardom. IniddefttaUy, West Ger 0 A / 5 dollars to make up the loss. $46.6 million worth of lira, most ing according to age level; and and corporations nave made con and then the jack of clubs, forc from three main sources; AltOliMI Nenvfith, 109 Columbus St. She was bom March 5 at the same numlmr of rehearsals many employs over 600 American ing Harlig to ruff- Since declarer The use of counterpart and other of it deposited in the iow-lnterest 'M w Norma Kibbe, principal of tributions that offset the losses. 1. The sale of surplus wheat and Man^edtnr M ^orial Hospital. Her maternal graindparents are Barnes Primary School, Elast Hart needed for a singls performance tn alngem this season, yet thoee had to loee a spade trick sooner West N ^ , * foreign funds by congressmen paying Bank of Italy. The GAO Mr. and Mm. Leonard Altofeell, Morristown, N. J. Her paternal The Connecticut Opera Guild, Hartford. The same can ba aalo same Ameiieaiie cannot fat _ or later, Ms contract would de DoiibtoIto^M*F * 5 other crops. Under'the law, friend does not come under the scrutiny said the United States could have ford . woman's auxiliary of the op>era ly countries may pay for this with eiendperwite are Mr. and Mrs. Max Newtith, Morris Ftalns, N. J. There will be a question and an of scenery costa; in fact the Met hearing in tbatr own oountiy, nor pend on avoiding tho loea of a 1 A Doubla 3 0 of the General Accounting Office earned $475,000 a year if the funds company has also raised funds is using some of the eorriest look can they gain the needed experi- U i 3 9 r m Uielr own currency instead of which has the power to look into had been deposited in a commer swer period after the program. with Its annual Opiera BsJl, and so trump trick. Baloonob, Bmce David, son of David Henry and Haine Dun- Refreahments wrlll be served In ing scenery ever viewed. Many of eeica here. How to {day tho trumps? East Au rm U.S. dollars. . every financial corner of govern cial bank. U.S. Embassy officials on. 2. Grants of economic aid.. Un say they deposited the money In aan. Halooralb, 161 Oak 9t. . He was bom- March 1 at Afonches- the lunchroom. the seta have seen a hundred or MOth govenunent eubaldiea, the ■urely had three or four trumps, ment except In Congress. ter Memorial Hospttal. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Steadily rising costa of produc more performancee eo the pn>-ra.t- it the bidding meant anything. If der this program, an American But the GAO has become con the Bank of Italy to support the <^>era-goer pays about 60% of the 8-8; Diameoda, K-6 ; O nba, 8-T-8-B. manufacturer ships his commodi Italian government’s anti-inflatlnn Mm: WSBani Duncan, 55 Autunm St. His ptemal grrandpar- tion have brought thlngd to a ed costs in this department must actual ooet of hte eeat, the re East had only threa trumps, one cerned about the use—or the lack anbs are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halcomb. Bloomfield. He has two point where H. Paul Loewenberg, be lese by a very considerable finesses wotud be needed, but What do you say? ties to a foreign land. The United of use — of counterpart fund.s by policy, but the GAO said Italy mainder being raised by ganaral' Answer: Bid one apade. Tou States pays him in dollars. The now has the third largest supply Matera, Heidi Blizalbeth, 4, and Linda Chrldtine, 2. Filipino Speaks president of the association, de margin. taxation. Sinoetheraaraiio“atam” West might have the doubleton other departments of government, • * • * • cided to appeal to the general pub hava too much for a raise to two foreign land sets up an account especially when the United States of gold and foreign reserves in OpM Further, the Met gets princl- in the companies, pcoducUon ooata queen tn this ease. hearU.-but not enough for a jump SoUvan, Sosan EUxabeth, daughter of Eugene P. and Betty At PTA Meeting lie for aid. The first opera pro There would be even more trou with. an equivalent or counterpart wants to halt Its flow of U.S. the world and can afford to help pala for lese than does Hartford. are m uch low er, and $3150 w ill buy to three hearts. Bid your own amount in foreign currency. Nine the United States hold down its OUabrese StilHvan, 3 Crescent Circle, XUIington. She was bom duced by the Coimecticut Opera aa good a seat as there is in the ble if Bast bad four trumps. Two dollars and gold overseas. Wed., Thun, Feb. 21 at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Naturally if you hire a singer for suit first, and raise hearts later. ty per cet of this account reverts flow of gold overseas. A concert and a talk about the Assn, was given 21 years ago at house. Actually, the coat la Miout finesses would b e needed, hut For example, the GAO believes ** 'Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Calabrese, Canton. Her maternal grahd- the Buslmell. It happened to be eight or ten performances you to the foreign land for its use. The "CL will get a better price than for a $6, but even the tourist benefita South would have to use one of the Agency for International De and Friday parnnta are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Sullivan, Hartford. She has Philippines and Thailand will 'be “Carmen,” and was produced for For Shelnwold's 86-page book rem aining 10 per cent becomes velopment overstates the case single appearance, which is the by the taxes the Oeimana tfaem- dummy's trumps to ruff a dia let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," two brothem, Keven, 4, and Brendan, 1%; and a aister, Kath- presented tomorrow at a meeting about $6,000. selvea pay. mond. How do you take two fi- U.S.-owned funds. when it talks of causing inflation Till 9 P.M. *yn, «. of the Verplanck School PTA. Last year’s "Turandot,* admit case in Hartford. And to top It all send 60 cents to Bridgs Book, 8. Repayment of loans. The law by using counterpart funds over • • • • • off, the Met has a larger audl- A t Hm end of the 40 weeks, or neasea with only one trump? 'Die Manchester BveiUng Herald, provides that some foreign na Louie Beaulac, an instrumental tedly a spectaciHar production, in the middle of the Helpfid Oppanente seas. Bose, Naond Ann, daughter of Robert and Sandra Mldks cost nearly $25,000 for a single toriiun, with higher prices of ad Box 8818, Graiul Central Sta., N .T . tions may repay their loans in for "Of course, there would be In music teacher for the elementary mission. where, many of these resident Harilg viooked at hia i^ponenta. Matthew M. Moriarty, center, chairman of the cttlaena’ ooneultdng oomnUttoe which aaatsted _wtth eign currencies. Boae, 549 Elltington Rd., Soidh Windsor. She was bom Feb. 20 performance. Average cost companies have “feativala” lasting "Tou look Uke nice, hel{ttul peo 17, N.Y. flation if all the money was used Quotations Furnished by at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and grades, will lead a string ensem ana for the $2.2 million Howell Cheney Regional Technfeal School, watches Sen. Twmea J. ble at 7:30 p.m. in the school au throughout the season is about With an empty treasury, a two to four weeks. At this time ple,'' he remarked. "Something Oonyright IMS S-Coim., as the senator speaks with Dr. Fred D. MangeneHi, director of Cheney Tech. Sen. President Kennedy, in his bud at once," said George H. Staples, Coburn Mlddlebrook, Ino. ICns. Charles Miske, 7 Rosemary PI., Manchester. Her paternal $20,000. Against this, a full house rent deficit, ami a need for operat they hire world-famoua atom, such teUa me that one of you ia raing Genleral Features Corp. toured the school after the dedtoatlon ceremony yeateeday afternoon at which he was the malii get message to Congress, estimat associate director of GAO’s civil grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ciarenoe Rose, 549 fflUngton Rd. ditorium . Bank Stocks at the Bushnell brings In about ing capital for next season, the as we have in Hartford, for the to give me game and rubber." W>eaker. (H erald photo by Saitends), ed that during the present fiscal accounting and auditing division, Bid Asked After a business meeting at year ending July 1 the United which a nominating committee for $17,000. Sometimes there are local opera company feels it must leads, and the best alngem of tho So saying, he led a spade to but there Is a middle ground, Conn. Bank and Trust 725 Gillette, OUudia, daughter of darenoe L. and Rita alicld sellouts, but attendance averages raise $35,500 with its forthcoming stock company ^poar in support States owned $3,876,000,000 worth and we think better use can be QBtdtte, 516 Griffin Rd., Waipping. She was bom Feb. 26 at Mt. 1963-64 officers ^11 be chosen, dummy’s king and returned a Parly to Benefit Co...... 68H 72% Jose Eatoye ot the Hartford Sem- about 93 per cent which leaves the campaign. As in the past, U: la ing roles. And the prioas go up! spade toward Me hand. If East of this foreign currency. made of the money." Hartford National Middle 81nal Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. "take” at about $16,500. .expected that Indivldtial gifts will Of this total the law set aside and Mira. Stanley Walidd, New Britain. Her paternal grandpar Insuy, a FUipiino who has also lived C3vecking the data I have on had etarted with only one spade Conn. Eye Bank Two Charged In a recent report submitted to Bank and Trust Co. 58% 62% in Thailand, will talk about those Thus there is a deficit of about account for most of the money, hand ahowa the BalSburg Faatival he might ruff the second round, $,542,000,000 worth for use by for Congress by Comptroller General Fire Insurance G om p^ea ents are Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Zeleik, New Britain. , She has a 500 Attend Dedication eign countries that the United Turnpike bmtber, WUUam, 22 nwnttis. eountries. 53,000 or more per performance at mt beginiUng the 25th of the at over $15 per seat, and the Bay but then South Would be able to Joseph Campbell, the GAO cite^ Htfd. Fire ...... 70 76 * • • • • Refreshments will be served lat a minimum, and sometimes, con- lonth a tuephone campaign will reuth fesUval at almost $17 per play low, saving the ace of spades A card party to benefit the Con In Murder of States wants to help. three ways In which it felt the National F ir e ...... 131 141 necticut Bye Bank and Visual R e -' That left $1,882,000,000 tor the East Bleley, Cheryl Ann, daughtef of George Melvin and Grace er. -iderably more. This is just aboii 3 instituted among the general seat. And they'll sell out, too. If for later. United States could make better Phoenix Fire ...... 122 130 ■^frs. .John Olekslw asks p>arent he same as the deficit at the Me lUblic. you apply for a aeat iu Maroh, you As It happened, East had to ■earch Foundation will be spon United States to use, maintaining use of counterpart funds and oth Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. n ia W'oodard Riteley, 127 Highland St. She was bom March 4 Of Technical School embassies, paying foreigpi em IN MANCHESTER •g Kanicbester M em orial H o ^ t a l. Her m aternal gTandp>arents who want to ^in the PTA to sig 1 New York. Actually, the Me Top price la Hartford is $7.50 may get one for aa August fes foUow suit Harlig took the ace sored by Sunset Rebekah and K in g Police Officer er U.S.-owned foreign currencies. Aetna Casualty ... 82% 87% up at the membership table in the hould do better by far on th' tival; then again you may be too of spades, cashed the top dtti- David Lodges Friday at 8 p.m. at ployes, printing books, building First, the GAO said the United Aetna Life ...... 180 138 ara Idir. and Mm. L. D. Woodard, 96 North St. Her p>atemal ) hear such world-famous stara as military housing, conducting re grandparanto are Mr. and Mn. G. S. Rlsley, 127 Highland St. e^eteiria. core, and the fact that they do vnna Moffo, Birgit NUssen, Kaiib late with your i^if^oation. monds, ruffed a diamond In dum Odd Fellows Hall. The party waa (Conttimed from Page One) About 600 persons attended formal dedication ceremonies States should use more of the for Cfonn. General . . . . . 140 148 Nearly the same altuatian eodsta my, and ruffed another club In achaduled for March 1 and posU for Howell Cheney Regional Technical School yesterday after search in the foreign lands. eign currencies when they are In Htfd. Steam Boiler . 115 123 in Italy, and aeats go tor about Ms own hand. poned because of weather oondl- Gregory Ulas Powell, 29, and The bulk o f this money Is in heavy supply and It cited a case Travelers ...... 166 174 Now Harilg gave up the spade tlona. noon in the school’s auditorium-gymnasium. eight countries: Burma, India, In like Poland to show this Is not $15 or so there, as well. In Franee Jim m y L ee Smith, 32, Jumped out sta te education officia ls were$> PubUo Utilities it's a bit cheai>er, but still around loeer. He had only K-J-10 of Military whiat and setback will donesia, Israel, Pakistan, Poland being done. The GAO said the of the car. One pointed a pistol at among those who heard U.S. Sen. the ritlaens’ consulting committee, Conn. Light Power 32 84 10 to 11 doUara, and French op «a trumps in his own hand, with A -8 bo conducted by Mr. and Mrs. J. Cam pbell. Yugoslavia and Egypt. 'There the United States could pay Social Htfd. Electric Light is frequently very bad, erven In the of trumps and a spade In dum Edward McKeever. Tie public is Thomas J. Dodd, D-Oonn., call the waa master .of ceremonies. He was supply of the foreign currency Security benefits in zlotys rather “I could have shot the other school "a recognition of America's New ...... 42% 46% “fesUval#.’’ my. No matter who won the invited. given a atandlng ovation for his overwhelms the needs and desires than dollars to Polish citizens who Hartford Gas Co. .. 76 81 suspect," said Hettinger, "but role as the leading industrial na work in planning for the school. So you aee the local tariff of spade trick and no matter what Tickets may be purchased from Campbell would have been shot." of the U.S. embassies. once worked in the United States. Southern New England waa returned. South was sure to tion of the world.” Members of the committee were In India, for example, the Unit The State Department says a $7AO top repreaents excellent man Mrs. Alice Wetherell, 88 Florence The men took the officers’ Said Sen. Dodd, ’T am particu Telephone ...... 49 53 WISH win the last three tricks. The op presented citations for their work. ed States will have a supply of foreign exchange problem compli agement, and coat-paring prac St, or at the door. weapons and forced them into larly pleased to take part in the Manufacturing Companies tices. The price represents ' about ponents had to take the trump their old oar. With Campbell driv ’The memlbem were Andrew An- $362 million worth of rupees in cates this. Under Polish law, the Arrow, Hart, Heg. . 65 69 KfcTWE finesse for him, thus yielding the dedication of a vocational and saldi, Edson M. Bailey, Ollrtioure 1964. O fficials estim ate the U.S. Embassy would have to pay lb the point where the law of dimin- ing and Hettinger in the back technical school because it is the Associated Spring . 15% 17% iidiing return sets in. NeW York game and rubber. seat, the suspects made the of N. dole, John E. Cronin, John bassy in New Delhi will use about zlptys at a rate of 24 to a dollar Bristol Brass ...... 10% f P t t r Dally Question crafits learned here that have built Dome, Walter R. Ferguson, George $24 million worth that year. That while a Polish citizen can take 11% has milUona of people in the city ficers taks them northward. this country, that make the wheels Dunham B u s h ...... 6% 7% alone, and more millions who are Partner opens wlfii one heart, Near Mettler Station', 26 miles E . G raff. will leave a supply of $338 million the dollar and cash it in for 7 Em-Hart ...... 46 50 and file next ^ y er pneeee. Ton go round, that provide the goods Also, retired Supt. ot Schools worth, engough for 14 more years. zlotys at Polish government tourli^ and want to see at least aopth of Bakersfield, the officers and services that people want and Fafnlr ...... 42 46 one opera when their home town bold: Bpndes,I, K-7-8-2 • h ea rts. A- were ordered out into a field, Arthur H. Uling, John H. Keeney, As foreign aid Increases, the sup' offices. The department says re N. B. M achine...... 23 26 need. Karl D Lee, Seabury Lewis, Rich offem none. Powell asked Campbell, "Have ply will grow bigger. cipients of Social Security bene North and Judd . . . 14 16 “The new building.. .is a symbol ard Martin, Clarence E. Moody, Here is where the paradc»c about fits would be penalized if the Unit T O U ever heard of the little Lind- Stanley Works . . . . 19% There are always people in New of the foresight of the State Edu Vernon’s Supt. of Schools Ray congressmen comes in. ed States paid them in zlotys in . 17% York to pay a dollar or so more berg law?” When Campbell cation Depai^en/t, and of the co Veeder-Root ...... 44 48 Wed.: “40 Pounds of Trouble'’ said "yee," Powell shot him. mond E. Ramsdell, Jay E. Rond, With their U.S. government-fi stead of dollars. TOP OUAUtY ARMOUR STAR BEEF per ticket, tt neooesary. But there BREAKFAST NOOK operation among the citizens’ com John P. Welt and Merle B. Wood- nanced junkets, they spend $500, The GAO cites other examples: aren’t that many opera-goem in The kidnapers apparently re mittee, organized labor, the State mansee. 000 worth of counterpart funds Army post exchanges in Germany D E 5 1 Hartford who can afford an in 139 N. MAIN ST. ferred to a California law which Now Many Wear ' fliit pfiesd to I Labor Department, the State Ap Various persons cited Emmett funds and other U.S.-owned curren bought $1,670,000 worth of supplies lb crease in a price they already con provides the death penalty for prenticeship Council, and many O’Brien, retired director of the cies a year. But they seldom visit from Yugoslavia and India in backi sider high, despite the toot that e ALL IN OOLOB • kidnaping that involves harm, to other groups and Indi-viduals,” he State Department’s diidsion of vo the countries that have a huge 1960 amd, at the Insistence of the FALSE TEETH It is excellent value. the victim. \ said. cational education, for his work supply ot these currencies. Harvey two countries, paid lor them in orr Thus the only course seems to Snndra Dee Book Hudson "At the first shot the moon Mtts The senator said, “Today we With More Comfort Bobby Darin Klrt Doui^na with the school. said that congressmen have used dollars Instead of dinars and ru be to operate at a deficit here. shining brightly,” he said. Sud need not men who drive wagons, The school remained open for only $22,000 worth o f Indian ru pees; the United States rented FABTEETH, a pleasant alkaline “ IH E LAST (non-acid) powder, holda false teetb SOOLOIRSTEAR s m i And with a constantly rising def " I F A M A N denly it was covered by a cloud but men who can repair cars and an hour after the dedication for pees In 5'A years. space at the Poznan International more Qrmly.To eat and talk in more NIB ROAST • SU N SET" and I guess they couldn't see me icit, it seems logical to appeal to ANSIWEBS” trucks; not men who build log persons to tour the facilities. The But in Prance the U.S. Embassy Fair in Poland and paid its rent comfort. Just eprlnkle a little FA8- the public for funds. Actually the very w ell. TEETH on your platee. No Kummy, 8 :15 6 :20- 10 :00 houses, but men who are expert teachem acted aa guides during needs more foreign currencies in dollars instead of zlotys. gooey, paaty taste or feeling, Obecks FRESH projected goal of $35,500 aeema " 1 clg-zagged across the plowed carpenters; not men who niake the open house. I ttian it owns. In 1664, the em- Second, the United States, ac “ plate odor" (denture breath). Oat UBSTEAE ground and crashed right through NEWPORT RIB ROAST quite modest Hie advertising val rough sketches of simple mechan FASTEETH at any drug counter. a barbed-wire fence. 'Then I hid. ue of the opsra company to the ical devices, but men who can city-Is worth - more than that doz. I crouched down in some tumble draft the designs of highly com Fillet Of Cod alone. STANLEY WARNER weeds and I could see their head POnonODSi STEAK plex machinery; not day laborem, TOP SIRLOIN ROAST - Having a cultural oUmate In a lights when they came looking for AT OUR dty ia of vast importance. For me. Finally, they gave up." but men who con deal with the example, Combustion Shigineering At i:50 Sunday morning, Cali increasing complexities of elec FISH STATECO tricity, of Industrial electronlos, of SKUrr STEAK is on record that they chose Con- Morning Spoeiah fornia highway patrol officers DEPT. CROSS RIB ROAST » nectlout for their loc^on because spotted a ^ len car 16 miles south machine shops, of tool and die they felt their employes would of Bakersfield on U.S. 99. They m aking. WHO PUT THE EXTEMSIOH PHOHE have ample cultural facilities. pulled it over. Powell was alone The Howell Obeney School is de CmiCK STEAK How mudi is Combustion Fni^- m It. signed to train such oraftamen," TOP ROUND ROAST neering worth to the area? SANDWICHES "He didn’t try to resist," said be said. “The boy who studies here DOWN IN THE MURPHY’S PLAYROOM??? Bumble Bee Yet it is organisations Uke the the officers. will be ready for the future.” Connecticut Opera, 0»e Hartford Powell was arrested on suspi- The other speakers at the pro SHOUIDER STEAK BOTTOM ROUND ROAST 84 Symphony, and the Wadsworth elon of murder. Police said he gram were Dr. Fred D. Manga- WHITE TU N A Atheneum that Induced them to GRINDERS admitted the kidnaping but nelll, director of the school; Mayor H was Junior's idea-but the whole family's glad that Mr. Murphy followod settle here! Sbowu A t 6 HI6 and SHM claimed — contrary to Hettinger’s Francis Mahoney; Dr. Joseph T. CUBE STEAK CHUCK ROAST > «- account—that his partner did the Nerden, director of the division of through. No more racing up stairs every time the phone rings: now tha Plus shooting. vocational education for the State *5? $1 00 Hehron Smith w as arrested later In a Department of Education; l>r. Wil CANfi J l k FRIED SEA FOODS rooming house in Bakersfield. The liam J. Sanders, state commission Murphys just reach for their extension phone. (And Junior gets o chance er of education; Willliam Horowitz, 3 CHUCK ROAST arresting officers said he offered SWISS STEAK Mm no resistance. chairman of the State Board of for o few pow'wows with pals.) So pick the handiest place for a step Pay Scale Set Cam pbell’s wlfe^ Adah, 26, was Education; and General Manager SHOWN Dolly Dinnnr Spneid placed under sedation. The officer Richard Martin. saving extonslon— than drop a hint or two of your own. For more infor TOP SIRLOM STEAK BONELESS BRISKET ^ AT also leaves two daughters, Val The Rev. Charles B. Shaw, prin For Teachers 7:40 erie, S, and Loti, 2. Campbell, a cipal of East Catholic High S^ool mation coil our business office or talk to any telephone man. Korean War veteran,’ had been a delivered the invocation, fuid the «> mittee, ranging for teachers hold Manchester High Sdhool music de ing a bachelor's degree or lei SXDEB WABNER DIES partment, led the high school's NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (AP) Round Table Slngem in three ouse from $4,800 to $7,200. For those H Raymond Warner, 76, of Wil songs. Gain’s “The Lord Is My SANDWICH STEAK > ««» 941 SHORT RIBS now h av^ the smallest salaries COMPLETE LUNCHEON DINNERS liamsburg, father of Roger L. Shepherd,” a Frenrii folk song there will be five $200 Increases, FOR THE WEEK AS FOLLOWS:— Warner, principal of Ludlowe High “Madame Jeanette,” and Brahe's and four of $300, with a final ,ta- School hi Fairfield, Conn., died “Bless This House.” Coffee STEWINC BEff -u. 6Sn GROUND ROUND ^ craaae o f $20o. The masters’ de MONDAY y ^ e r d a y in a hospltal.^ ’The elder Janies Wells, praaident of the gree sdMdiUo wfU be $300 higher Warner had been registrar o? tech school's stmdent council, led at each of the 10 ateps to be taken, a CHICKSN CAOCTA’TORB WITH SPAGHETTI...... $1.T5 deeds tai Berkshira County for 24 the flsg oalute. GROUND CHUCK 591 and the six-year schedule wlU add a BAKED MEAT LOAF, MUSHROOM GRAVY ...... $1.55 yearn. Matthew Moriarty, obalrman of BEEF LlVa another $300 at each step. aBAR-B-CUBD SPARBRIBS AND SAUERKRAUT ...... $1.45 The board has voted to “up” a MANICOTTI AND SAUSAGE ...... $1.0p substitute teariwrs’ pay to $15 per day for the coming year. A request gUFORNIA STEAKc*ac«681 GROUND BEEF by-the teaching staff that ttie pres- JlOf BLESS, mice CfT «P to 60 day* sick leave TU ESD A Y ______■ —I—. - be increased to 16 up to 90 days was denied by the board. e YANKEE POT ROAST JARDIENIBRB ...... $1.65 CORNiD Bnv MnSKIY 1 L S . P M . e CHOPPED SIRLOIN STEAK, MUSHROOM GRAVY .. .$l.lf PTA Disoussioii Set a BRAIZED SHORT RIBS OF BEEF ...... $1.20 The Regional.District 8 Parent- a M E A T r a v i o l i ...... $1.00 PRODUCE TOP QUALITY Teacher-Student AssodaUon ivlll SCOTCH MAID STOKELY’S FROZEN SEA PAK FROZEN present part two of the program SPECIALS "Dr. Jekyn and Mr. Hyde.” tonight in the Regional High School audl- WEDNESDAY 1 t o r i ^ a t 8 o’cltock dealing with BANANAS student morale. Topics on curfew, |a HUNGARIAN GOULASH. isOO NOODLES ...... $1.45 stokely attire, and reepect tor others, will ta ROAST STUFFED CHICKEN ...... $1.86 frozen beans & hush be discussed. A business m eet^ a BAKED S’TUPFBD PORK'TSlOP ...... '...* .$1.46' GOLDEN wlH pracede the program, with by a HALF AND HALF CHEESE AND MEAT RAVIOLI .. .$1.03” YIUOW law amendments to be considered 12‘ . Lmdseaplng Oonrtie Set catsup Stewart E Ackerman, assoeiato veg* wienerspuppies county agricultural agent, an- THURSBAY • M**clnl short ooum e aa a ROAST FRUOB RIB OF BEES' AU JUS ... ..a * .••••••, $1.85 I POTATOES •Hmne Ground Maintenance" to Juiiior Cut . U. S. No.'l MAINE ra held on March 14, 21 and 28 at • b a k e d VIRGINIA HAM, RAISIN SAUCE ...... ‘ $1.65 i ^ TMIand County a BEEF STKOGANOFF, BUTTERED NOODLES 81 M Agrlbultural Center, Rockville a HOMEMADE LASAGNE, PAm m iASS^ ![!!!!! across the street from the North LB. east Elementary School. BAG The course vrill cover the basic ’"10‘ "'39‘ "3 8 ‘ raqulrements for a beautiful home FRIDAY Iw d^pe. The first seaskm will MAON3AL OVAL DIAMOND aover care ot oraameutal *ie„ I a B A tuBLT m j j n OF HADDOCK, AIJdONDINB Max I and riiruto, InMniUiig uae of fortl- I * yBOOS UKHS. A. LA WALNUT HOUSE ..... m tr '” *• «*««d w m t0 '"'***’ ’ "'• • A contool and I B a k e d m a c a r o n i a n d c h e e s e b n c a s s e r o l e ' . !$ i.o o forU llxing. ’The third w ill be-^de- anhanoad by * dwimbK) 14-karat 0OW aaMng, 1 Deuert ' ' Beveraga voted to the cimtrol of Inaeotsand Mm sMa dlamonda. Traa Vthw-Prtead ft $HK diarasee on shrubs, trees, the lawa PDU9 VALU/IBLE______COUPON and flower garden. , OarBagularltauiaadAJa OartaOntor* Fadaral lax Inoladad Ijhay Paymanlsl • a * " " to * u e t o n e vriU b* I fr . Bui [ Jlriai ia riifa Cawyox C*o4 far axtsnsloB bona gram "I'M*"!**, and Or. Mlltau Em Ne^MMeefcAmFenpeoRyFiipersdlif , JKtenalooeBtoRWIoflat. Ow Nmr C|lMf— "CHIP CHARUS" 100 FREE ssSTAMPS ty of OQun«etieat ’Tha puUle Is with Any ^orohaae of $6 nr M ora W ees aHKHva tliro^h Tuesday, Marck 12di cordially invited. A t MaaoheatM'Popular Market Only. cM icka^ Valid thru teturday, Maroh IS, MEauobtotor Eveolag HeeiaU Ha- MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. bra oorre^omlent, Mlaa 8m (M n u L RESTMIMNT AOULTS O N LV^N I TO A MbflllT \l a TW AUnjT ST, MANCBBnTHB-MIiS.4638 Ne SteMpt-wlfb CIgaraHa* ar laar—Sleta Low UANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« MONDAY, MARCH il, 1968 p a o b f i v i
MAKCHEST^EVENING HERALD^ B^CHESTER, CONN^ MOl^AY, MARCH 11, Fhmeral Homs, Ellington Ave., proper leaving and entering of a Rockville. The Rev. Wayne lan RockyiUe-Vernon Controlled access highway, and op 12th Cirenit Rockville-V emon field, The seeds. I throu ^ Obituary dau, pastor of Bllingioh Corigfoga- erating a- mptor vehicle without being built by iQovernor Rockefel Government Decries tlonal Church, will officiate. Burial lights. Court appearance to set ler, as hs heads forward in the their hoies,J-«nd the thin blade Rocky Peddles ‘Genteel' Ladies Hnme w ill be In sooth Cemetery, Tolhtnd.; Salary hs^e for March 26. G>url Cases Three Saluted perhaps enibsuTasslng position of polyethylene -atays there all sum • j Choicest Twh%t Mis. Vlrgtals W. PsMe Friends may- call at the funeral WorM War I Veto Meet ^ £om ^ Iferatii balng clear and acknowledged mer, drawing heat to the roots, jobless Rate of 6.1% VBRNON—Mrs. V 1 r gri n i a Home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 ■ Department leaders will be the G O P Unity to giieats of Hockanum' Barracks, MANCHES’TER SESSION conserving moisture in the soil, Wright Psase, 88, of 23 Tan- to 6 p.m. On Agenda of front runner for his pSrty's presl- Veterans of World W ar I and its A docket full of automobile vl- **■ For Work in/ A Dream Condemned kamooan Rd., died yesterday at 'dential nomination next year, damping off all weed seed germi (OmittaMd from P^^sa Om ) ' auxiliary tomorrow at p.m. In Mucheftar Ooni^ _ • TUESDAY ONLY! RoacvlUe City Hospital. waa Daniel T. Brennan 8 olations yielded $519 in fines at this taOHAB r^^R O l^N makes one wonder how anybody nations, and Increasing yield by Conservatives ROCKVILLE - Daniel T. Bren toe GAR Rooms at Memorial Hall. (OoBtenad freoa Fagd One) , Herring, Doreen O. DeLucoo, lor all timo in the hlitory of hu tos widow of William IT Pease. School Board ihorhlng’s session of Cllrcult Court 4-H Program WAinm a FEkausoN ‘can be so bold as to classify him. astronomical amounts. AbouJtJTowii nan, 80, of 26 Florence S t, died The department-president and het VuMUbara Marilyn. A. May, David K. Seavey, LEAN, ALL BEiSF man prograu,” Mrs. Pease was born Oct. 1, 1 2 . ad Octobtr 1. u n The' plastic atrip method cpsts ' (CViiitiaiiad frooi Page Om ) nail, tmeki pin nor anything « 1m at his home this morning after- a stAff Drill visit-toe auxiliary meet The one classification he cer Susaif'M. Roedlger and Patricia Kennedy lubmltted hU meaeage The Womena Fallowahip ot the 1876 in Boston, Mast., a daughter .The Vernon Board of Education Fines were levied against Irv Three persons from the area more than the asphalt emulsion, shall ever be driven, pushed or long lllneM. ing and toe department command CTenlm BxoeM tainly doesn't deserve is the one E. OotUer. to Corigren along with a compre PreshyterUA Qiurch will meet to o f OMnge and Mary Liove Wright. will meet tonight at 6:80 in the' er will attend the barracks ses ing Aldrich, 29, East Hartford, $15 were among eight persona honored lym. B n t e r e d a t the stateiTient teturday on iCennady’s He was born In Ellington, Dec. niost often applied to him—that and has the slight disadvantage economic program. He called for inserted into any woodwork or Aiyither group of .pupils will be hensive Labor Department inven night at e at the cHurcA. MIm She llvsd in Vernon 87 years, 23, 1682, the son. of Patrick and sion. for improper pa.ssing; Emily Fan- Saturday at the Univeralty of Con •t- ichester Conn., as pr eented Sunday, May 5, at S tory of rtianpower resources and Anna French Mary Chaney L i school superintendent's office on Claaa tfa tte r. of being a Republican “liberal.” He that the plastic has to be cleaned a cut in maximum corporation In wall.:’ 6 lbs. ot coming here from Hartford. She Alicia Molloy Brennan. Hospital Notes elli, Niantlc, $15 (or failure to necticut for their outstanding con p.m. at thf same place. their utUisatlon alnoe World War brary wHi epeak. Mrs. Jamee School and Park Sts. to consider off the field at the end of the har come tax rate to 47 per cent and In her later years, Miss V/il- was a 50-year member of Ivanhoe He was a retired carpenter and Admitted Friday: John Durfey, grant one half the highway; Ed tributions to youth and the 4-H I O N R A T E S himself seems to .labor under some iH A M B U R G Z n and forecaets of what is Ilkdty Ransom will lead devotions. Hoe- teacher and principal salaries, pu A d v a n c e an across-the-board $7.5 billion liams ' was a virtual recluse. A Chapter, Order of Eastern 8Ur. a member of toe carpenter’s Union 495 Park St., Hartford; liarry ward Fay Jr., 28. Malden. Mass., Club program. delusion that he has created an vest. to happen in the future. pil enrollment,' and the summer C a r r i e r M a il slash in individual rates. He ad high fence, with hSrbed wire along teases will be Mra. Leo Patti and Surrivora Include a son’r 4®hn C. tor 55 years. Koblect, 103 Grove St.; Daniel $25 (or (olloWing too closely; Wil ’They are Urban Luginbuhl, Taar ...... $15.60
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"■ ■ .^ -■ ' -4-- '" MAKCHESTER e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHis'TER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1968 PACS'OBVKK i V a g e s i x South Windsor B Y R O USO N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with v MAJOR HOdPLE LITTLE SPORTS ZBA Grants c v u s » ; * CM.W etL, 8I?ID&E On the Farm Bradley Bid THERE'S NCrmiNS LiKE A LBSURELV «TROLl 1> TO A1AHE A MAN FORGET THE WOt^D'S ------' ^ Television ACROSS One variance has been denied CRUeLTIES TOWARD ITS PlONBEPtS .') / I 4»Siunlaod 6;0U ( 8) Big I Tbeaur On progresa)^ (18) SqhscMpUon TV -» IWMdins . /SEnduro — 'iovla al 5 On progrcaa) 8:30 (8-4043) The Rifleman and one granted by the -Zoning THOSE STUPID BOARDERS MISTOOK f InitnimeDt BRIDGEWATER'S SBCUUSION FOR ^ \ sprayer Blarly Show On progreai) il3j The Lucy Show Board of Appeals. AGimnid- 7 Small tumor ogt Bear 9:00 ( 3-12) Danny Thome CRAPTINE 6 S ,W H ILE IM R E A L IT Y HE W A S D brMUdns.iina (24) OrdeaL by Fire Denied was the appeal of Henry fCbalieo A. and Mary B. Deming, 178 But SECRETLY BERPECTINS MIS GREAT ^ 7 tool ■ ' 9 Algerian ___ our Information ______ley Bi SIRrm crop (18) flutwcriptlon TV 9.30 1 3-12) Andy OrKflth tonball Lane, Olaatonbury. This (SASOUINE PILL IIO'JENTION/ AND NOW ; \ aeaport (33-30) Art Ltnkletter Show MARTHA IS ALL UP^»^t n jt .o * cc^i/ — LAUOH UN ck 10 Rebel (10) (.aw and Mr. Jonea request was to allow the building PALTRY DOLLARS iSUnoennion llCartoooW i_iaaMll Newa, .Sports, Weather. (24) Challenge of a home on a lot having a front dUGGS BUNNY O F B O A R D 140ponUc oolo 17 Archaeological l;l a u r.'ll 6:80 ( Club Bouae 10:00 ( 3) lx>retta Young age o f 70 feet rather than the re ISIRrmdOMcrt pictographi US) Newa aSPhUlppInu 41LW0U *24) Heritage Theater quired 150 fe e t' at 1078 Main St. leOeUtlnoof 19 L e t h a l 42PraMaiUd (M> Probability (12) Playhouse BABV- 1 23 Finer , aborlcint (40) The Lone Ranger (10-73-30) Brinkley's Journal (C) In an R-40 zone. The vote to de tubfUnce 43 Bring torubi ( 8) Victory at g e ^ SITTIN ' 18 COmmonlitc 24 Section of asE m pI^ ( 8-40-53) Ben Caaey . ny was 3-2. Four votes are neces SlMiaalve 44 Roman date 8:45 (10-22-30) HuntleyJiH nhley (18) Subscription Television WITH CICERO AIN'T ao Arthuricn Udj a church 46 Lodger entry ( 31' Walter Cronkita sary to grant an appeaL . 25 Midday 33 JapancM dtp 10:3v ( 3) Stuinp the Stars TRVIN' ■ 31 Conjunction 38 lu tin g 47Wiikod 7:00 8) Movie (30) Air pnwrr The request for a specific ex aaVeintd |«m 28 Middle Eaat 48 Work . ( 8-13-2340-40) Newa; Sports anil (10) Art LInkletler, ception to allow conetruetion of a nation mliUkes Weather 24 Poker rteko 40 Cubic meter HOColloM^bstr (22) The Third Man dwelling on Bradley Farm, 212 El 28 Shred 27 Carry over (24. Heritage 11:00 < 34-10-12-22-30-4043) News. 37 Oreok letter (63) Film , ^ Sports, Wejither lington Rd.. by Morgan J. Brad 30 Defect irely r (10) Doslh Valley Days ley- was granted. 'Hils Is an I 7:15 (22) HlahllgbU 11:16 (10) Tonlriit (C) 32 Farm -— 7:30 ( A ^ 5 3 ) Dakotas ( 3) Movie zone. 34 Selector 'Vm ) 46 Yrs. With Fltspatrlck (40) Steve Allen Show 11:20 (12) Movie Seal Campaign Opens SSInnded (10-33-30) NBC Movie (C) The Ektoter Seal campaign open (12) To r*ll the Truth 11:30 ( 22-30) Tonight (C) ed Thursday aa postmen deUvered 38 A- being 8:00 (I3 l I've Got A Secret I 8) Steve Allen Sho4r 37 Layer (24) Orest Decisions 1:UU (81 Movie seals to 2600 homes In town. Mrs. 38 Genua of SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTING Ruth Stewart is local chairman, v f freahwater . assisted by volunteer. workers ZWaVBE YOU'D ducka from the American Leg;ion Auxil ► BETTeR 40 Alter ilk iary, who prepared the appeal let 41 Blttar vetch Radio ters for mailing. 42 Retinue XMa oer oveitumed on lU. 31 In Coventry arter idlng and atilklng teverat potca. TWe driver, 45 Small brook Public Hearing Ann F. Connelly, 17, o f Wlllimantlc, wa« kiUed. Sh^ waa thrown froht the oar. (Photo by Legal (ThI* lltUng Includes only those news broadcauits of 10 or IS-neInnte 48 Undervalue length. Some sUationa carry otber ahurt newacaata). Opinions regarding the proposed 51 Hawaiian Photo Service.) reassessment plan for South A L L Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN WDBC—1846 A. 7:05 (Tonversal)on Piece pepper 7.an N oam oI Die Wr.rld Windsor will be aired at a public 52 European 4:00 Kurt Russell 7:45 CoiiBroBsional Report CAiK(.CXJP,yOU WONTT) AiWRICHT; .J AINT OOtMA ASSOCI itroam Qower, Echo Dr., Vernon; James 8 :^ ^ y n o r _ Shines hearing Wednesday. The hear c a r n i v a I BY DICK TURNER 7:5(1 UConn v.s. W. Va. HAEIOWEAR BUT THAT ATE W ITH AHVBOPy WHOTD "JRTHER^ 53S6Ur dlik Kaiser, 22 Overbrook Rd., Vernon; Coventry New*, dies 0(1 9:46 Nlghtbeat ing will be held by the Town , these SPECS r 7 PONT CHANGE MAKE GLASSES THAT r .... ^ b4 Poetic ‘Alice’ Draws Roger, Barnle and Michele Smith, WBAT—tie 11:0(J News Oiuncil at the high .‘Kthool at 7:30 ANYMORE! y V NUTHIN... tVOULPWTSHOW contraction Wlllknontlc; James Ray, Andover; 8:UU New* 11:16 Sports Final p.m. tt. waa prompted by the NUTHIN O PA PERSON 55 Medicinal 6:15 Paul H ar-ey, Or. Albert B. 11:30 Blarllpht Serenade M e(!. Marie Bllnn, 9 Tolland Ave., BurKe 1.00 News and Slen 'Iff strong show of feeling at a coun EUT HIS BONES, quantity 8:3U Alex Dri*r 58 Farm meati Full Houses RockviUe; Mrs. Jean S covllle,'M Rt. 3l Crash W PO P—141# cil meeting last month when the rHEARK 6:4u dporu 6:(Xj Joey Reynolds subject of reassessment appeared 87 Wapiti Harlan St.; Mrs. Josephine Lang- ll:6() Bob Conildine 10:00 Bin Hughes DOWN By BARBARA RALSTON worthy, Wllllmantic; Mrs. Ange- ‘f:00 Edward P Uorgaa 1:00 Johnny Argo on the agenda. Action on the ill KiUsGirl,!? ‘ r:16 Connecttcut P U. WINF—12J8 matter will be taken at the Coun IBody parti Youngsters and oldsters aUke llne Morin, South Coventry; Mrs, 7:30 Dick's Den 6:00 News, Wan Street 2 Hodgepodge Mary Fetko, High Manor Park, cil meeting. were delighted virlth "Alice In 10:30 Tonight at My Place 6:16 6huw(»se Rockville; Kathleen Kelly, 106 Fer A Coventry accident yesterday WTIL—lOS* 6:46 t.owell Thomas Wonderland’’ presented by the guson Rd.; James Calhoun, 106 caused the death of a 17-year-old 6:UI. New* Sportr aiid Weather 7:00 Showcase Manchester Ex’ening Herald A • •• w»**« V f-i 1 6:30 Financial Report 8:00 The World T(XllgM South Windsor correspondent Children's W ing of the Little Benton St.; Mrs. Geraldine Ban- Willlmantic girl who was thrown 6:35 Album o( the Day 8:30 Showcase 11:00 New* Laura Katz, telephone MI 4-1768. Theater of Manchester Saturday nard, Coventry. from her car onto the Ice of Mill 8:45 Three Star Extra 3^f •*^‘v BY J. R. WII.LIAMS ADMITTE3D TO D A Y: Samuel Pond after the car skidded In a OUT OUR WAY at BaUey Auditorium, Manchester puddle and hit eight poles before High School. A . William Aatley Weiss, 133 School St. BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son to overtuming on Rt. 31. waa director. MA' MSU Mr. and Mrs. Albert Concato, Ann F.' Connelly o f 84 Oak St. ^ * wM w MIA iw y»*»«» e» M < cAkjrr PUN It appeared that every child died from a fractured neck, ac ISH HIM In the Mancheater area waa at Stafford Springs; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DoBranski, 61 Engle cording to Medical Ebcaminer Brae MOW-H6 '5 the a ^ m o o n performancea, which Rafferty. She waa dead on ar BY AL. VERMEER HYPNOTIZEC were aellouta. It waa eatimated wood Dr. PRISCILLA’S POP AMP CAH'T BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son rival at Windham Memorial Hoe- that about BOO had to be tumea PEEL IT/ to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kenison, plUl, Wllllmantic. IT’S <2CJT FOUR LESS) IT’S SDMETMINS-) A S T U D Y away for lack of aeatlng. Two other girls, passengers In South St., Rockville; a daughtei AND IT’S JUST) I R E A L L Y . D E S K ? ? > Alices played by Joanne Bajek, the car, were admitted to the hoe- to Mr. and Mra. Charles Arm S U E S S led the eaat o f animal and atory- pltal. Bonnie L. Granger. 17, of B E A U T iF U L ] NEED/ strong, 9 Lilac St.; a daughter to W H A T I book charactera through the 4S- Rt. 31, (Coventry, is In fair condi W A N T F O R lYWy miauta adaption o f the chUdren’a Mr. and Mrs. John Mytych, 16 tion; Jacqueline Saba, 16, of 150 BlP?THDAtt'. • claaalo. Paige Adama aa the Che Hany Lane, Rockville. S(>rtog St., WilUmantlc, Is in good BIRTH TODAY :1a daughter to How P O P lT v a shire Cat waa excellent. Her slink- condition, according to hospital au Mr. and Mrs. Raymond HoIloweU, ]y movementa and cat-like voice, thorities. Wilson Lane, Rockville. plua h w unexpected appearance Miss Connelly was driving north DISCHARGED SATURDAY: and dlaappearancea, were expertly when the car skidded out of con Mrs. Emllle Wagner, 17 Locust handled. trol. It knocked down .guide posts The Ducheka was magnificently St.; Julie Weerden, 26 W alker St.; and snapped a telephone pole, John Von Deck, 11 Jean Rd.; Vin portrayed by Ann Russell, whose causing power lines to topple. cent Szwed, Hebron; Arthur Power crews repaired the damage "O ff with her Head" could be Swanson, Montauk Dr., Vernon; quickly. solve your heard throughout and beyond the State Trooper Levi Cornell in auditorium. Jimmy Nicola’s sob Lawrence Royal, Granby: Mrs. vestigated. bing aa the Mock Turtle was an Jean Post, 70 Otis S t; Peter Ueplnsch, 62% VlUage St., Rock Miss Connelly, the daughter of •vn • mi hr WtA) t>c. other highlight o f the show, and ville; Mrs. Irma Harrison, 33 Donald and Noreen Burke Con his coatuma waa moat effective. Myrtle St; Mrs. Frances Gentile, nelly, was a senior at Windham 3-M Doreen DcCormler and Terry • ms hr NiA h«, TJA Ut U s 89 Deepwood Dr.; Frances De High’ School where she waa Heins, as Tweewdledum and BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL setaeneaux, Ellington; George member of the Y-Hl Library, the “ Do you mind, Father! Melvin is explaining the Tweedledee, captivated .the audi Dame, 118 Vernon Ave., Rgckville Aquatic Club and the WilUman- L*. M. PaL 0«M ence in their iP'een elf-Uke out two biggest T H A T e ^ JUST Mihette CaSlabSlb, 86 tic Chorus. fits and large lollipops. IT6 heart COVER IT WITH Branford St.; Mrs. Rose (Jimpbell Besides her parents, she leaves NOTHlMaOAP. The children were a delight to 76 fJ. School St.; Mrs. Bertha a sister, Jane Otnnelly. b r e a k in g QO LIKE AftOM FINGERNAIL watch, .but the major credit of the Burgess, 17 Trotter St.; Theodore Funeral services wUl be held at ^ POLISH! prodilctlon ahould go to members the KlUourey Brothers Funeral lAY FIRST DOES' Blakeslee, 67 Marlon Dr.; Robin of the Little Theater group who Home, 36 Union St., Wednesday at SCRATCH Berry, (Coventry; Harold Barns wTote, directed and produced the 8:16 a.m. and at 9 at St. Joseph's ON THE B E N C A S E Y show. ley, 206 Porter St.; Mrs. Patricia Church, WUltmantlc. Burial will CAR/ The script, adapted by Ruth J. Tulley and son, 44 Wells St.; Mrs. be In St. Joseph's Cemetery. money PERHAPS yOLrt® RIGHT, Rowley, waa so skillfully high Betty Murray and son. South Friends may call at the funeral ROPNEY. r a CONFEBS THAT lighted and condensed that it held Windsor: Mrs. Carolyn Kershaw home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m ‘ ,THB PROSPECT OF VOJR the children’s short span o f atten' and daughter, 12 Brainard PI tdihorrow. PRIARTURE DOGS NOT tion every minute. Lee and Bevet' Mrs. Phyllis Heckt and daughter. GASEAAE. 1.V Burton, husband and wife did Storrs; Mrs. Lorraine Comeau and the choreography. M ary W. Bllsh son, Wapplng. wrote the original score and DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Tall Cedars Fete directed the numbers. The music Mrs. Rose Chambers, Amston; w orries... was so w d l done and appropriate Judith Sdukup, SU fford Springs: Ladies Saturday that the audience could be heard Mrs. Shirley Pltruzzello, 196 Maple humming some o f the fui\es as St; Thomas Muldoon, 12 Cedar Donald Gray., senior deputy they left the auditorium. St.; John Triba, Somersville; Don grand Tall Cedar, Is general chair SH O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL Fred T. BMSh H I and hla crew ald Whorf, Toltend; Miss Nanty man of Nutmeg Forest. Tall Ce deserve ^>ecial mention for the and Jeanne Nowsch, Marlborough; dars of Lebanon. Ladles Night h Av b a iSUESSV/E DIDN'T marvelous scenery. The piece de Llewellyn Johnston, 24 Grove St., Saturday at Garden Grove. His pcesmY iMnoRTED Ha v a n a . 1AK£ BACK ALLTHBR resistance of the presentation were Rockville; Mrs. Pranc6a CMeney, apptoiRtment was announced by WEAPONS, AFTER A l l . the oostumcA designed by Doris Glastonbury; Mrs. Louise Wallace, William Stevenson, grand Tall ' t h a n k s . Frost, and executed by seven wo 100 Croft Dr.; Howard Fawcett Cedar. nr men members of the Little Thea 886 Tolland Tpke.; Raymond Row- The event will begin at 6 p.m. e..A REGULAR SAVINGS PLAN ...CREDIT WHEN YOU N P ter. -ett, Coventry; Allan Ayers, Glas Dinner will be served at 7. Max Accoustlos were poor in the tonbury; Shawn Brady, Ellington; Kabrick and his orchestra wUI auditorium but many viewers com Mrs. Edwlna St. Louis, 92 W. Main play for dancing. TO BORROW MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI mented on the fact that the scen St.. Ftockvllle; Mrs. Mildred MUler, "rhe committee Includes Charles ery and costumes were so good 188 Spencer St.; Mrs. Gunhlld Hill, Norria, Robert Muldoon, Ernest Despite gcxid intentions, most of us that it was enough Just to sit back A D A N C E ? WnH<5IRL6, I AONAy^ THOUGHT THB2E WA^ 172% Spruce St.; David Carpen Zoppa and W alter North. don’t save money on a regular, Unexpected or emergency eqpeneea OOTTO AN IDEA... WHO MOULD WE COUBee. and watch the performance. ter, 18 Whitney Rd.; Henry Perry, Reservation ^are now being ac OF '50METHIN0 FUNNY ABOUT THAT GUV. Goodwin Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Ediia RAteaeoneMOHB/ L£T*5 HAVE PANCE WITH? cepted and may be made with any month-in-month-out basiB. can unbalance even the best- Van Allen, Glastonbury; Mrs. Dor member of the committee. FORTWfeOilB. A DANCE.'' othy Bean, East Hartford; Mrs. managed budget and threaten your Hospital Notes Tina Martin, 15% Oakland St.; CHECK-SAVINGS lets you hufld savings. B Y R O Y, C R A N E T Robert Henn, 69 West St.. Rock BUZZ SAW YER ville; Andrew Kreller, Wapplng; regular savings-^iiutomatica//y—^by Patwnts Today: 208 John Brown, Wapping^; Harley IS THAT YOU, AH, SENOR SAWYER, Ml AMIGO/ PLEASE,MY FRIEHP/ EITHER \TRUE, ADMITTEID SATURDAY: Fred Moseley, 238 Oak. St.; Mrs. The having your monthly savings deposit CHHCK-CREDIT pitta ready cash mSQUAlEf THE MILITIA ARE AFTER ME. THERE I GO WITH YOU OR TO PRISON.) AND WE Akc Ramsdell, 129 Union- St., Rock WHEEI WATER’S resa Gal and-son, 72 Village S t, IS HO PLACE TO HlPE./TIT:*r^ REMEMBER, IT WAS I WHO / GRATEFUL. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESIER, CONN^ MONDAY, MARCH U , 1968 MkNCHfisi'ER k v b Hin g He r a l d . MANcuEttituH, conn. Mo n d a y , m a r c h i i . ides PAGE NXNB fAO% bigh t Central and JJConn Start Tournament Madttess Today THE Mantle Injured Again
Or EARL YOST , 8 paru Editor And Yanks Lose No. 2 than their rivals—88.6 to BOSTON (API — Nbrth-t*«"ly rtumbled over a UghttaffNIT amt won’t play until Ex-Ba^baU First Division Finish v-fxxr; ixui wi Sprlfigflsld _ five before eking out March wr.—h ifi10 nuarterfinalquarterfinii aaralnstagainst the 04.2. Mick-thlB third Most Valuable Player^- CSnclnnati pitchers showed mid eastern players have fulfilled Connecticut ooeapUted an 18-6 Sonday It wasn’t high enough.., Speak NEW YORK (AP)- a 47-46 overtime victory in. the winner of the St. Francis of regular season and lost a flw - ing of volisyball, I encountered award. season form in a 1-0, 14-lnnlng a proiriise to themaelves and Brooklyn-Miami game. The Friars Thought went through miy mind ey Mantle is injured again, nor^cBUBt region .. title game Satiuv game winning a t r ^ In Jim Zuccardy, former UConn He Waa second ir. the American shutout of the Chicago White Sox ■will return to the NCAA small day night have played both and though they today that three weeks from today Star Faces Pesky’s Goal for Sox but the word is that he won’t overtime hearfbreaker at Oolgato Irtould be In sunny (I hope) Flor athlete, now the AUsUte Insur League batUng race with a .321 In Tampa, one of three games to Tourney MVP F^an Ryan, 6-6 dropped an 82-76 early season d - college basketball champion oiaion to Miami, they are a vas'.ly Saturday night. Th« ida on my annugl tour of the me- ance agent with an office In be out long. average, had 30 home runs and Northetuitem center, tapped in a whlw»ed Syraouw 9^74 ^ Sears. Jim was a brilltant per Hie superstar centerflelder for go to extra innings. Minnesota ships this. week. Trouble is superior'team to what they were lor league eemps. According to my SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (A P)—The Boston Red Sox haven’t drove in 89 nms last season in took Detroit 4-2 in 11 innings at shot wdiich skied off the rim with nights earlier on Ka upstate New former with Civitan Tuesday Field of 142 the world champion New York 123 games. thoy. didn’t figure on the cruel ludt at that time. ms, my base o f operaUona will Lakeland, Fla., and Philadelphia of the draw which sends them five seconds left in overtime.' That York visit. ■ 1 night. ’'After we loet that first won a pennant since 1946 and they have riot finished in the Yankees sustained' a pulled groin As usual, with ^Mantle out, the Central’s Bill Detrlck has been S out of Fort Lauderdale, a shut out Pittsburgh 3-0 In 10 at smack into national tltl^older nBLiled down the deoislon against If UConn can upaet Waat Tir- change from U|e peat when I quar g M s, I thought we were done,” he first division since 1958. - This could be the year for a first muscle while warming up before Yanks lost. A two-run error by the Maroon who were playing to Kansas City seven times .in the For a fellow who threw an exhibition game' with Balti Fort Myers, Fla. Wittenberg of (niio. ginla (the Mountalneeri NurOly tered in either Sarasota, St. admitted, civitan came ' back ' division finish. rookie third baseman Mike Malhi- without top scorer Fred Bredice past aa Blue Devil player and lo t past Boston CoUege by m strong to win the next tw o... Ken many atrikea in hja day a more* in Miami Sunday. In the others, San Francisco Unbeaten Central Connecticut coach and'’ only once—1948—did Potersburg or Tampa . . . Caiurch as Johnny Pesky, the enormously eson let in the tying and winning (ankle injury suffered the previ point early In the season), they ny Walker, of Sears, former Man He . was scratched from the runs as the Orioles scored a 5-4 beat Cleveland 10-7, the New York tmd the 'University at Connecticut the team win. He apparently is with my fafally was the' first mst- riththanded baseball pitcher, popular new manager, knows the Mets edged St. Louis 7-6, Wa.shlng- ous night in the 66-84 'victory over will meet the winner of the Bt. Jo chester High trackman, said he Usual Finish Red Sox will win no pennants in Yankee lineup and is expected to triumph, their second straight tapoir New Englsuid’s participa Fairlelgh DicklnsonJ. ifieaaed vlth the draw this time tor of importance and In early af former minor leaguer Ed Ko- be out two or three-days. The in ton defeated Kansas City 7-5, tion in the tournament madness seph’s of PWladelphla-Princeton ternoon I joined several fellow has- was going with the New York 1963 but he expects them to finish over the Yankees. Roger Maris De^ieratiOB Shot , ^ a u s e It didn’t send his club vja proved last weekend at the jury is not believed to be serious. Boston clubbed the Chicago Cubs I today against a top-rated, auper-tall game Friday, kotball whistle blowers for a trip Yankees again this year. Any bet- in the first division. tripled and Hector Lopez had a 12-2 and Houston rallied to take Aftdr Northeastern grabbed a Princeton won the Ivy LeaMe Y lanes that h« can still hit N e t Palmer " I ’m not going to use him. not homgr for the losers. powrer. to Middletown,, Jim Horvath doing tfog man who has backed the “That's what I'm shooting for,” even as a pinch hitter." Yankee the Los Angeles Angels. 7-4. ^ Channel 8 will Tarry the slight early lead, Springfield with berth by, defeating defendihg the oar looting with plenty of help Yankees In the past 25 years has the "strike zone." The husky Alr- •said Pesky, the former star Red manager R^ph Houk said. ‘|He While the Yanks were fretting Its 12-game winning streak, After extensive drtUs since win champion Yale 65-58 in a speoiai from Gene Sturgeon, Jim Murray, crafter paced a record-breaking Sox shortstop who returned to the about Mantle's new injur>’, the Cincinnati pitchers Bob Purkey, UConn-West Virginia game ning l^e District 32 NAIA play come out ahead in the financial $ 3 , 5 0 0 C h e c k might hurt himself even worse spurted into a 23-15 halftime playoff at Fordham’a neutral Uort Ballard and Babe Psndiscla department. 1 can’t claim my al field of 142 bowlers In the qualify club after an 11-year absence. “In Los Angeles Dodgers did some Joe Nuxhall, Alan Worthington, .iliA, ciLEK VElhJ — bulg(e and kept in front until John offs (00-75 over Stonehlll, then 85- and be out for four or five days. George McWilliams and Turk tonight starting at 8 o’clock. court Friday. Princeton aophomore Home past the dinner hour but legiance to the Yanka although ing round of the 12th annual Rec all my years with' the Sox, I wao If I jdajed him. I know he would mild rejoicing over the comeback Shortstop Luis Aparicio, Malvey’a long, desperation jLimp 67 over Quiiiniplac), Detrick com ace BUI Bradley contributed 23 reation Department sponsored never with a second division team bid of lefty Sandy Koufax. Lown combined to limit the White T‘found the fbod attU warm and I they treat me ace high in my PENSACOLA. Fla. (AP) — Once go all out and extend himself and CentrEd, seeded in the NAIA tJt shot imotted the count 43-all just mented: points. The Ells had forced the didn’t have to explain an under- Men’s Bowling Tournament. ED KOVIB DON CARPENTER ^\RT JOHNSON and I don’t intend to start now. Sox to six hits in the long shutr recently acquired by Bal ahead o f the buzzer ending regu many v ls iu .,. Young Mat Mori again, Arnold Palmer has shown he might aggTa^•ate the Injury." I Koufax. sidelined with an injury out, Tony Taylor’s lOth-lnning tri timore from the Chicago is powerful Providence In the “What’s going to "hurt us more playoff by tying the final atand- ■ttnding wife knowing ait the an- arty reported a recent trip to Day- Kovis tossed a 838 total for six why he is one of the most re “I think We will be as good ais M a^ e. the Yanks' team leader, to the index finger on his pitching NIT, plays the second game of the lation tihie. than anything . . . la what hurt Ings with an overtime deciaton •wers after nil these years . . . games, averaging 139.4 In leading spected competitors in golf. four or five club.s in the league,” ple .started the Phillies to their White Sox, shows his opening round at Kansas City, ton# Beach, Fla., for the auto missed 39 games last season be-1 hand during the Dodgers' collapse triumph and Johnny Goryl's two- Springfield, closing the doors on us aU year, we don't have that over Hturvard earUer In the week. Night with friends to complete a races, the local man being an auto the top 15 scorers into champion Trailing by (our strokes start he sail of the team that finished In cause of a pulled muscle in the I in the stretch last season, allowed facing Athena, Ala. (19-6). outstanding; size. They come pret Wittenberg? It boasta a superb Hillhouse Quintet run double in the 10th was the skill by juggling six balls their most successml season In veil rounded day. racing enthusiast. Night on the ship head-to-hcad play starting ing the final round of the Pensa a tie for se'\'enth last year. right thigh aitd an injured left: only two singles—one scratchy— history in terms of number of ty big by me time you get to Kan defense, a 24-1 record !and has Bowling Non-Qualifiers winner for Minnesota. at the Orioles’ spring Connecticut’s Yankee Confer social beat, and eompletelv re Friday night at the North End New Class A King cola Open. Palmer collected a “We don’t have a Ted Williams, knee. With Mantle out of the line-' in a three-inning stint against training camp in Miami, ence kings didn't win any bargain victories and length of winning sas city. been voted the best small college Alonday laxing, lanes. Defending chafnpion Char fl-stful of birdies on the front nine a Bobby Doerr or a Vern Stephens, up, the Yanks played only about Milwaukee He struck out three Dick Stuart, acquired by Bos draw In the NCAA major college streak, finished 20-6. The Maroons "We’ll have to go on what has power in the land. That’# the lie Whalen was seeded. ------' and closed with a 8-under-par 67 but we do have some good young 800 ball. With im back, they went and walked one in the Dodgers ton in the hopes of providing some Fla. landed Tom Zeranakl and Brad Northeastern assignment. Jordan Ollvar write# from Bev Fred McCurry 716, W h i t e y * co Luppacchino 652, Art Bell 651, ball player.s. We’ve got our prob Eastern Reglonals tonight with brought iia this far . . . speed, Thursday Runner-up waa Howie Hamn- NEW HAVEN (AP) — A long to win the $25,000 event by two on to the wxjrld championship. 4-2 victorj- at West Palm Beach. right-handed power, had a homer, West 'Virginia (21-7), the South Ek on the all-toumEunent team to good ball-handling and sharp Assumption (14-5) closed out erly Hills. Calif., where he is new Johnson 714, Jim Bell 714, Carl Rich Lovett 650, Red Tamuli.s 649, soft jump shot with 1:55 left in .shots Sunday. His 72-hole total of lems, but who hasn’t ? ” eioutant manager of the Mutual The 20,000 mile mark waa ton, winner o f 81,000 in the East The injury-prone outfielder, who' "Koufax looked real good. " said a triple and a single for the Red ern Conference kings complete go with Northeastern’s Rytui and shooting. We have our troubles off by winning third place in the BolWi Jr. 714, Nick Twerdy 713, Frank Preneta 648, A1 Gayson 648, overtime and Connecticut had a 273 was 15 under par Five New Players has missed acticm 18 times in his Milwaukee first baseman Norm ■ Sox while $150,000 bonu.s baby with second team All-America Paul Solberg and BUI Norkaltis of Northeast Regional with a 65-61 et New York insurance office. The raached on my Comet easily the ern Classic the previous week, Ed Hindle 647, Lee Courtney 647, the boEu-ds.” best automobile I have ever owned with 775. Other qualifiers were Jim McConvllIe 713, Larry Bates new schoolboy basketball cham- The victory check of $3,500 left The Red Sox acquired five play career because of a \-ariety of in- Darker, a former teammate of the ■ pucner Bob Garibaldi got the vic- Rod Thom. Assumption. Whatever happenli to Central no victory over Fairlelgh Dickinson. f ^ e r Tale football coach for 11 R o y McGuire 645, 8 tan Gryzb pion—Hillhouse High. him trailing South Africa's Gary juiles and ailments, signed for fast left-hander. "He threw hard, i tory for San Francisco in a cou- Harvard Ace .Lsi«, who waa given hie walking in 26 years. The baby brother in Don Carpenter 760, Sam Little, 712, Pete Ace'^o 712, Cliff Haasott ers through trades since Peeky Northeastern (21-5) barely Piwldence closed out a 21-4 one can take away from the Blue The Greyhounds had lost to North 643, Milt Tedford 642, Terry Klo- That long soft shot was tossed; Player by little more than $1,(X)0 succeeded Mike Higgins, at the $100,000 this season after winning ; real hard. " [pie of the other features. Mpers, took time to say thanks the Mercury line has yet to fall the first night leader, 747„ Cy 700, Ben Paganl 70S, Paul Cor- ter 640, Charlie Ecabert 640, Ka.sh- made it to the NCAA small col* regular season by beating Fair- Devils a remarkable record beyond eastern 74-60 Friday night. me In my many dally travels Giorgetti 746, -A] Bujaucius 745, by Jim Brown against Wilbur for the lead among the year's top helm last October — first ba.seman field and Brown during me week their 22-0 record. They have aver Fordham edged Holy Cross 59- Jor past favors, another reason rentl 708, Ray DellaFera 707, mlr Gut 640, John Morton M9, Eld Cross Saturday night in the all-' money winners. Hurdler Sets lege quarterfinals at Evansville, ar^nd New England, eepecially Art Johnson 728. Iitv Rusconi 726, Jerry Smith 706, Lank Waickow- Dick Stuart, outfielder Roman Ind., Wednesday. The Huskies has drawn a first round bye in the aged nearly 25 more points per 57 in the other action. why Ollvsr rated high In this Coughlin 638, Jim Draghi 636, Ed Mejias, infielders Dick Williams man’s opinion both on and off the during the eprkig and winter Vince Genoveei 724, Ted Law Bkl '(04. Walt Hillnski 704, Ed Pa New H av^ finale of the CIAC pjayer finished with a 69 and Bujauctus 636. Ron LaPolnte 635, ClMS A Toum am ^t at Storrs. jyg fjg u^d for second place with and Felix Mantilla and pitcher •Clubhouse Boy to Field Manager olaying ««ld . . .Jhnmy (Dodger) months . . . chance meeting with rence 723, BUI Arcklvy 722, Tony ganl 704, Joe Twaronite 703. George Bensche 633, Bert Davis Unique Mark Fran Crandall, the local woman Marinelli 720 Andy Lamoureaux Hillhouse won 68-6o. Harold Kneece. who skidded to a Jack Lamabe. h ^ d , former local resident and Ell Fish 703, Bill Chapman 702, 632, Dick Sti'atton 629, Ed Tom- “We feel we’ve helped ourselves sthlete, now retired and living In who rolled an eye-popping 193 719, Chet Nowickl 717 and John Ken Montle 701, Vic Abraltis 700, klel 629, Frank Bedell 628, Larry , after taking the third-round duokpln score recently, the high Relder 717. In a toss o^ the coin Pete Brazitis 698, A1 Pirkey 607, Hillhouse. With his team be- ^ course record-tieing but it remains to be seen,” Pesky Vero Beach, Fla., penned greet- Jamaitia 628, Henry Grvk 627, said. "We are building our hopes NEW YORK (AP)—Ag- Fouls Hurt Manors ings from Dodgertown, spring est total ever achieved by a local for 14th place, Relder'beat No Dick Buckley 697, Stan Hilinski Billy Pagabl 626. hind by two and time running out ^3 Saturday. Player and Kneece Country Club Atmosphere wickl. in regular play. Brown drove in- each pocketed $2,050. on Stuart and Mejias, who should grey Aworl holds a record base of the Lo» Angeles Dozers. woman on Manchester lanee. "I Jr. 6BG, Bill Tliuraton 694, Julian Jim Woodcock 625, Dick Dey was happy, but not too happy with side and dumped in a layup to tie Tommy Bolt, who won here in hit a lot of home runs and drive they don’t put in the books. In .National League Green Book, Pairings Friday night at 7 Smoluk 690, A1 Rubacha 690, Bill 625, Bill Carlin 624, Tom Colla in a good many runs for us. Both my other games in the.set," she Shertey 690, Ding Parr 689, Ed the score at 6o-63 and send the igej, finished fourth with a 68-276 five hurdles races In the IC4A idited by Dave Grote, head of the o'clock \^11 be as follows: 623, Everett. Buckland 622, Walt are right-handed hitters and we replied. Mre. Crandall rolled a be Doucette 689, Hank Gryzb 688, Arcand 621, Red Molumphy 621, game into overtime. ^nd won $1,500. Track and Field Champion In Loss at Meriden Itague service bureau In Ctnoln- Whalen vs. Nowickl. Kovis vs. Cross led most of the way, but Palmer. the 1960 Pensacola just had to get more power for Disappears at RSox Camp rtll, arrived *t was full of low par 84, then the 193 and to Relder, Hampton vs. Lamoureaux, Hank Frey 687, Jim Martin 688, Norm Dey 619, Mike Denhup 618, ships Saturday in Madison when the going got tough, it was Open champ, birdied Nos. 1, 3, 6, Fenway Park." Square Garden, the tali Har vtUI facta, aa always. . .BowUng ehow conelstency, came up with a Little vs. Arcklvy. Giorgetti v*. Tony Aceto 684, Wendell Jacobs Zig Olbert 616, Joe Rossetto 615, Huge (6-8) Walt Subsick and an excessive amount of per league banquet eeaactn Is fast ap- second 84 in her third game . . . 682, John Aceto 679, Joe Stamler Ron Pizzanello 615, Charlie Harris unable to stop Brown, who ended and 8. Kneece bogied No. 7, so Mejias will team up with Carl S C O T T S D A L E , Ariz. “When I realized that my vard senior from far-away Lawrence, Bujauciu.s vs. Genovesl the night with 27 points and the Palmer was leading by one stroke sonal fouls formed a combination too hard to beat Saturday proaohlng and once again my plan Final plans for the Florida trip and Johnson vs. Rusconl. 676, Dick Albee 675, Bert Claugh- 614, Don Matthews 610, Murray Yastrzemski (.296) and Lou (Clin (NEA) — Johnny Pesky, new playing days were behind me," Uganda knocked down 22 hur tournament’s most valuable play- after No. 8 and he never fell ton, (.294) to form the regpilar manager of the Red Sox, has explained the sharply-featur dles. as the Green Manors lost their third game of the season in U to accept as few as poslble as were made at the Globe Travel Mstch winners will then roll sey 674. Harry Buckminster 673, Crouse 608, Hal Woods 608, Elarl Agency, my date of departure be A1 Atkins 673, Don Simmons 672, Moore 605. er award. back. Two more birdies on the outfield trio. Mejias, who paced fcait the foil treatment in base ed, crewcut, cigar-smoking That left three standing, the Farmington Valley League. This one was a 9-77 decision It means additional nights away again Friday night at 9 o’clock. Doug Wardlaw stood out tor back nine Increased his lead to from my family, and I ’m sure ing March 10 with headquarters Dick Krtojak 672, Norm Clark Stan Matteeon 605, Eld Scott the Houston Colts at bat last year ball—from clnobhouse boy to Pesky in his clubhouse office- one in each of three races. In to Meriden at the Meriden Y which" Saturday’s competition will be a Cross. He scored- 24 points and three strokes, but he bogied No. with 24 homers and a .286 batting Hg le^^oe m anlier. after a workout, “I Joined ended with the Manors playing bowimg preetdenta and secretaries to be in Fort Lauderdale . . . Pub 2:30 and 7:30 with the finals Sun 670, Jack Vittner 6’70, Skip Kearns 603, Bill McMullan 601, Bob Zukas the otlier two, he left the lum Subslck was the gEime's high licist Bob Fiehel of the Yanks was named to the All-Tourney ■ ig. a'verage, will open in left field Peaky, now « , was a stlck- Houk as a coach in his first ber strewn all over the place. with only three men. will underetand. . .Speaking date day at 3:30. All matches up to the 669, Lou Damato 668, Don Perham 600, Denny Carlin 600, Pat Tre- scorer with 29. Ex-Cheshire at night In Ellington found me writes from Fort Lauderdale and 667, Roland Irish 667, Red Oak- marco 699, Bill Rau 597, John team afong with. Brown. Jim Lyd-1 Mason Rudolph, Johnny Pott with 'Yastrzemski moving to cen- ont Amerioan League short- managerial venture in Denver. “I know,” said Aggrey un- STANDINGS finals will be on a best of three dy of Fairfield Prep, Cliff Thom-1 Bob Charles and Bo Wininger lied ter We had Bobby Richardson, Academy star Paul Wagner fol meeting a number of new people Hal Ooodnough from Wellesley, man 66'i. Forand 504, Cliff Hanson 593, Alex atop for IS seasons with three happUy. “My stride was off Meriden ...... 12 1 .923 game basis with the champion ton of Hartford Public, Dan Hunt- for fifth; Dave Ragan, defending Three Sure Starters Tony Kubek, Ralph Terry, lowed with 17 for Meriden. Keeney snd sonto ■ «»«# of many years Moss. The latter Is still free lanc Ralph Satterfield 666, EJd Wer Urbanetti 500, Joe Hillnski 590, years out for Naval duty as a and that hurt. That’s why I Plain'vlUe ...... 12 2 .857 ships a best of seven set. er of Cross and Frank Reed of champion Doug Sanders, Julius Pesky also said he had three Whltey Herzog and Marv (21), McKenna (19) and Pinto includingg kMake ’Poblh and Don ing as a speaker, the best sports FalUng by one pin to make the ner 665, Paul Donnelly 664, John Don Flavell 590, Joe Scata 588, filer with ihe rank, of Lt. J.g. was hitting them all.” MANCHESTER ___ 11 8. 786 (15) were the Manors big guns. speaker in the country in this Hillhouse. Boros and Bob Duden were sure-fire starters in Bill Monbou- He managed successfully in Throneberry. Ralph put me There is no penalty for hit Tonington ...... 7 6 .583 BMrwoinh. 1 ^ , World Series and grade was Fred McCurry at 716, Dyment 660, John Naretto 656, Wayne Jensmi 586, Ekl Doucette baselian elides helped fill man’s opinion . . . Night out with Dave Saunders 655, Glenn Nicol Sr. 581, s u n Hilinski lU 581, Lou The B crown went to East Ha- grouped In ninth at 278; and quette, 15-13, Gene Conley. 15-14, flte minora for seven years. on my own. I liked what he ting hurdles in a race, so it Wethersfield ...... 7 7 .500 The victory pushed Meriden atop iprinr Lariy Bates, a three-time win ven, which won a defensive duel Frank Boynton, Bobby Nichols did and he told me he liked the league standings (12-1 ) as the the neighborhood men playing vol 666, Dick Trueman 654, Jack Tal Genovesi 574, Bob E)ell.s 673, Dave and Earl Wilson, 12-8. “I'm count didn't really matter how many New Britain ...... 6 8 .429 outoiit the program. ner,, was also a casualty, finishing from Plainvllle, 38-25, at New Ha- and Gay Brewer Jr. tied for 13th. ing on Ike Delock, 4-6, who has Hiirty-flve years ago, Pes- what I did. previous leader, Plalnvllle, was leyball and I was pleased with my ley 654, Bob MacDonald 658, Tom DeMerchant 660 and Gene Fair- —real named Paveskovlch Aggrey clobbered, except Newingfton ...... 6 8 .429 22nd with 712. An opening 100 ven. A tight zone by East Haven' The $3,500 added to previous completely recovered from his “ I wanted to start at the upset by Torrington, 94-87. The Tueaday sem Reed’s spiking ability; he game proved to be Bates’ down Conran 652, Nick Nicola 652, Roc- cloth 558. _^waa the 100-ponnd club maybe to the gfuy who had to East Hartford ...... 4 9 .309 scored many points with bullet helped them gain their fifth Class. 1962 winnings Increased Palm er's’ knee injury, to be my fourth start bottom and work up for there pick them up. Terryvllle ...... 3 11 .214 Manors (11-3) are third. Other At last, Tve finally found a fall. B title in 10 years. Plalnville was' earnings this year to $1,425. | er," he added, house boy of the home club is much to learn, so turned scores yesterday Newington 89, hits. at the old Vaughn 'Street Also, he had the consolation Middletown ...... 0 14 .000 loyal supporter of the Boston Red held to only one basket in each_of Player still leads with $2,452. “Tve got one problem. I’d like down a Job nith Amarillo in of .shaving a tenth of a sec New Britain 74; Wethersfield 85, Sox baseball team in the Rev. John Tripleheader Tide Card Saturday the last two quarters. ’ 1 groonds In Portland, Ore. For the Texas League to work for It was a close first half with Friday ------a fifth starter, preferably a left five years ttie son of Yugo- ond off the meet record with Meriden holding a 19-18 edge at Middletown 83; and East Hartford Regan of Bt. James’ Pariah. This the Detroit chain at Durham. 95, Terryvllle 91. Pay day — Friday — Is always hander. He could be Chet Nichols. alavim bninigrants, who set a 7.8 second winning perform the first quarter but the Manors fact I learned during a phone con the best day of the week, from a Then Wins Again 1-1, or right-hander Lamabe, 3-1, Pesky, which is what the ance in the final. But he Summary: versation with the popular Catho Little Loop Meets tled in nearby Slabtown, pick neighborhood kids called him gained the Ewlvantage at the half, financial standpoint, and for a few Clay Predicts Another Victory, Putz Honored or one of the youngsters. ed up sweatshirts and other missed in his attempt at an 38-36. Meridan (91) GIVE HIM ENOUGH ROPE— The way Floyd Patterson lic priest . . . Speaking of h; seball; fleeting moments I felt rich until Pesky has no worries about his in north Portland, returned unprecedented hurdles - broad F Pta. Only one member of the Wednesday to Plan equipment and ran errands With the fouls beginning to 3 D. Gaffney ...... 7 is leaping as he skips rope in training, you’d think he Archie LaRochelle postc.arda fiom I met my obligations. A newsman bullpen, headed by right-hander to the Boston organization jump-sprint triple. He didn’t 0-1 14 Manoheoter High swim team while soaking In baseball with Seattle of the Pacific mount up and Subaick doing a 1 Cunningham ...... 0 (M) 0 was getting ready to jump out of the ring when he meets Bradenton, Fla., where he vaca will never be ricih although I know Says ^Jones Must Fall’ in Four Sophomore A1 Putz, spark Dick Radatz, 9-6, and southpaw knowledge. He shined the qualify for the final in the good jop of controlling both hack- 3 Breest* ...... 6 5-11 15 tioned recently that he visited the placed In the New England: In- plug of Rockville H l^ s ’ late For Coming Year Coast three years ago, when 1 E. Gaffney ...... 1 Sonny Liston in Miami ^ a ch , April 10. Might not be one that Is quite happy doing what Arnold Elarley, 4-5. ahoea of Mike Higgins, Bob broad Jump and had to settle boards, Meriden went back in front (H) 2 Stanley Braya in Sarasota. Lefty terscholnstlc Swim meet held season drive that took them to “The Red Sox for years have it first became evident that he for second to Bob Mattls in 3 Subsick ...... 12 5-6 29 a bad idea. he likes most of all... Speaking Saturday at MTT Pool, Cam Johnson, Lou Finney, Pete was headed for the top job. during the third periord and boost 1 French ...... 0 (W) 0 Bray for years was perhaps the NEW YORK (AP)—Poet-pro-^ AU three bouts are 15 rounds. the quarterfinals of the Class Regpilar monthly meeting of the had a reputation as slow starters," the 60-yard dash final. Mattls 1 Salerno ...... 3 5-8 11 of money, I met up with banker bridge, Mass., but ho was a .-i-H Ooscarart, Bill Posedel, and He had won a couple of pen ed its margin to nine, 64-55, at the most loyal Boston Red Sox fan In phet-boxer Cassius Clay takes an The Clay-Jones fight, will be B GIAO Tournament, was Manchester Little- League baseball Pesky eaid. George Caster. was clocked in 06.2. 1 Garlock ...... 1 1-1 3 Jimmy Murray, a fellow basket winner! named a member of the all- nants and finished second and quarter’s end. 2 Wagner ...... 6 5-6 Manchester, during the Ted Wil other step that he hopes tvill make piped to closed circuit outlets In program will be held Wednesday "I want us to be in perfect shape “He was tired,” offered U ball offleial, and we discussed El Karl Then, one of the tri- toumainent team Saturday. “The next time I saw Mike third in lower leagues. Frank Butkus fouled out with Recreation Basketball Tourneys liams era . . . Glad to greet Lou him the youngest ever to win the the United States and Canada. night at 8:15 at the Army & Navy for the opener. I e x ^ ct no diffi Higgins," recalled Pesky, "I Harvard Coach Bill McCurdy. 16 Totals ...... 35 2k33 91 Apter back to the main stem of lington’s chances In the Class C. captains of this season’s squad, The team was chosen foUowing JOHNNY PESKY Pesky polished Lu Clinton, 7:30 to go in the game. Jim Glen- final against Durham. We both hea'vyweight title Wednesday Clay is a 2-1 favorite o
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