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CANDIES Bureau of Circulatioa In mid 70s. BritUh American Club will be held The wedding of hysa Gwendolyn^ At St. John’s Mass.,, the Rev. Augustine Krauze Sleeting Set Mancheiter-—‘A City of Village Charm tonitrU at 8 o’clock. The annual Margaret Glenney, Coventry,; of Hartford,, the Rev. Francis Ka- $ 1 . 3 5 Lb. Ajkl Up club OTting will b ' held June 30 at da;ughter. o f Mrs. Christopher: The Most Rfv. Joseph Soltyslsk. mlnsld of Ndrthamp-won, Mass., the The annual meeting of the the Garden Grove, Glenney and the late Mr. Glenney, Bishop of Manchester, N. H., con Rev. ^addeus Korieja of Lowell, Eighth Utilities District will be i yOL. LXXVI, NO. 209 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE B, 1957 (Olaaalflad AdrartWag aa Page M ) firmed a class of 47 Sunday at St. Exclm ive in ?• PRICE PIVB CENTS and James. Parker Keller, son of| Mass.,' the 'Rey. Walter Hyszko of held on June 22 at the Hollister ' Mlaa Joeephihe A. Handley, Capt. (retired) and Mrs. Walter; John’8 National Catholic (Jhurch, Fall River, Maas., the. Rey. Francis Itfunchester at daughter of Mr. and Mra, Joeeph S. Keller, U.SJf., (Coventry, waai making his first pastoral v im to Szczesny of New Bedford, Mass.; Street School according to Leon | L. Handley, 385 S. Main St., la a held at 4 o’clock Sati/rday after-, the local church. and the Rev. • Donald"-Kent of Thorp," president. ’Thorp h*s set no | candidate lor the aaaoclate in arts noon' In the South Methbdlat He was aa 1 4 5 ' 5 3 > 1 1 9 5 prove Dodge is beet or the-low-prioed three. AND . - NASH V MERC. MIteheU 9-5405 ItM (ISM) EOUBB FAETT , Splendid fo r (tesDTmhiw n 4-D ■ V ^‘v' IiSmSii.Si f.,T \ • ■y - V , 7, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1957 BjiANUHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1957 : y y y J' PA G E F IV S l\-> P A G E POUB —— MorristmX'Miracls on Maple Hin.“ An Old Sinner,” Dayia; "The the August 1955 flood when^-t^e Local Firm s^ List , A n d o y e r Sorengdn; "Charley and the New TVelve, or The Story; of Christt rampaging QtiljSihaug Rlyrf dq-' Thayer; "Misa Grlmnbee la Apostles," Goodspeed; a high- Senate Kills stroyedXa raiIt|PFa treMle'^^ SMILIN'", f S-RVICE CapX Mozzer-Carr Wedding Vacation Schedule a Witch," Weales; an '^ ' 7 ~ : V-g t V'V" A iiiiini'niiritliri'._ ■ftanriiTt’firir JimStittdmaS' >• -Jr ^ ^ MANCHESTER e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, \ PAGE SEVEN ) T4t!^'SJX MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE taken by Miaa MUUcent Jena* of ^ the battlefield with speed (speed, demanded elaborate preparations, will provide true battlsfleld mebd- Greei tumbefs Bolton., during her yiaite to Great such as toe gathering up of cum ity; It will allow for toe movement Open HptiRe Set; ^ as compared to the movement of Truman No>y trraHi^a, Britain, France, Switzerland, Ber N ikeN ew a./^ bersome engineer equipment and of tsoUesd reeervee about toe ■^ici Mrs. M ark troops 'by foot of vehicle over the-major combat forces. In order bmttleftdd, and the rearrangement By Nike Battery muda, and also many views of her rough and ImpoeSible terrain), to construct £ crossing, an in of units to meet an enemy offen own garden In Bolton. opens tremendous possibilities to W A TCH .for ovory The Green ’Thumb group of the During toe brief business les- Annj** Btaka la tte Hellooptor fantry bridgehead was necessary sive tjireat. This also means. that n ie Manchester Nike outfit,' the commander who needs to move to be established; this would pro it will be possible to hold oeHaln ^oy Born to M^garet YWCA, after touring toe garden aioii, it was announced that Mrs. . One of the ri^oet marveloiu offenstvsly against toe enemy. For Battery C of tha llt o AAA Mis graduate!. . . see our many of Mrs. Efinily Bissell Swindells ih David E. Marks of 444 Woodland tRCASURC CHEST QUALITY machinae to be adopted by tect the engineer team whiie they large arses very lightly merriy by vnt' one thing,'toe use of toe helicopter did the construction work. A proj providing In these areas observa sile Battallwi and Battery A in (':Oei^leiwd Rockville last evening, gathered St. will be leader of toe grbup for the Armyji the helicopter. It le widens the .commander’s choic^of fr PATTERNED SHIRTS Now $3.99 3 for $11.75 •*lf It's Hardtcare We Save i r Reg. $4.0()— N O W $3.49 ..... 3 for $10.25 VALUES •'TO $7.00 877 MAIN ST,— We Give Green-Stamps— PHONE MI 3-4425, Now $4.99 3 for $14.65 OVER-ALL BEST BUY FaultlfMM N obelt Pajaihat LONG SLEEVE ITie experts have seen ’em all..driven ’em.all, tested ’em all, and a penny on any car untfl you’ve read the documented Plymouth $5;b0 VALUES agree— the pick of the field is Plymouth. So don’t spend facts right here, right now— and driven the years-ahedd Plymouth, A Now $3.99 3 for $11.75 $6.00 and $6.50 VA LU ES Including Extra Long Models Now $4.99 3 for $14.65 S P E C I A L L Y PRICED! VAjLUE WINNER ECONOMY WINNER C a r LIFE, the family auto Plymouth sivepi its field in magazine, suras up its Mid- the Mobilgas Economy Run Hjmdreds of fun loving NOVELTY TOPS Year Report with these . . . won first place for I* - * If it’s words: “ C A R LIFE chooses economy in-'Class A”—the The selection is so terrific you’ll want a FAULTLESS UNDERWEAR Plymouth as today’s Over division that included all the "^ozen—and.at this price you can afford ’em! all Best Buy because we-feel well-known low-priced cars! Gay cotton knit slipons in bright solids, it’s- that it offers more and better Plymouth is proved the big snazzy stripes... woven plaid cardigans in transportation value than economy car o f the low - sun-kissed colors—and more! Terrific with shorts and slacks! Small, medium, large. j FAULTLESS any other 1957 car regard price field! less of price.’’ Hundreds of fashion new REG. $1.50 SUPER SHORTS The Four Trucks Pictured JAMAICA SHORTS NOW 99c 3 for $2.85 ♦ ^ , Patented nobelt waistband gives gently under Something new under the sun.. pressure . "f. assujing the most comfortable HANDLING YYINNER sleeinng garment. ^ STYLING WINNER the 19 inch length Jamaica Made with exclusive Wilson Brothers su- Abo^e Were The Only Heavy shorts are the latest fun-fashion .,.,Der. s.eRL(nQ bm 1 . MAlfeHgSTER EVE;NING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN; WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1967 p a g e n c t : ...... school and at tha tlma sclMd: a charter review eeealon lied for the transpbrtation rf Unftetl Nations. . ■ Droodles other students to such piAHc n«wl cooil so oosy to clooni Proviaion for auch a charter re By ROGER PRICE e Open Forun^ schools. view leasion waa included in the i 4. That all religious activities be - PUBUSUKO BY TIU; discontinued in our public schools ttif.a li.n pRiKTiMa CO., m e. origrinal United Nations Charier 1 Coramunicatldns Liblicatibn's in the Open Forum willy 4 o t .. - la Bliull 8tre*t M guaranteed publicatloiTdf they contain more than 300 Wi'ordni. including teaching, prayers, Bible Uaoctaesttr. 7onn. adopted at San Francisco. By the I readings, pageants, plays, etc. We THOMAS F. I'e RGOSON terms of this provision, the ycir | Tha Herald reserves the r ig ^ to decline to publish a n y ^ i WAXTER R. FERGUSON should be meticulous , in* our en ^blUiitr* . _ for the United Nations to hold such | that may be libelous or which is^pIn batbad taste Free expression forcement of religious freedom and Feimdcd Oc^b^ 1. IbVl a session would have been 1955,: of political views ia desired by contributions of t ^ charactep- church and State being separate. Pubiubed Eyc^ Evantnj ExcapI the year of its tenth birthday, j but letters which are defamatory or abu^vp. vvill p i rejected. r Under these rules even the. Godless Bundayi and HoUdaya. EMtarad“ td at tha have rl£;hta which must be respect- Poit pillca at Mancheeter Conn.. But the General Assembly, in 1955, ^ ed. Sacond Claaa Mall Matlar. chose to duck the issue, and merely , SUBSCRIPTION r a t e s The Bus Bill ^«the minority >lws been In their de- 5. That thia shall be propoaed DAYS Pal'ablA in Advanca voted to appoint a special commit- | Dear Mr. Representative: mands. Thjr corredlion is usually and enacted at a atate level and. V What a shock It must have been overdone, is. bitterI and people get One Year . . . . tI».M tee to select the time and place that you will do everything in your . I7.7& to you to find that yours was the hurt, power .to place it on a national, Six Uontbi ... . 3.90 for auch a meeting. » Something ntw hot.been / • Threa Uontba . 1.30 deciding vote on the Bus Bill. The private school but 1 am_ level. Ona Month ... .30 Now that, apecial committee i.s irony is that a vote with ho more not htlitd to the fact that on th^' r. Representative, I am sure o.dded to Nylon M esh. . . the Weelcy ...... 06 conviction behind it than that ex- whdie they are a danger to^he best S ln rc Copy .. going to 'recommend to the 1957 thalS-you i will recognize the value rich muted tone. It'i'o MEMBER or ^ apneral Assembly that the ques pressed in your defensive, after the ^vantages of tlie nation. Unless of beihg^meticulous In giiprdlng In the old THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ■Elephants Sharing HpaghetTl vote, letter should decide the issue, vwatched very carefully, either by against aity,.,encroachment on the loiter, dorker blending of V T.'ia Aaaociated Praaa la axcltutvaly tion of holding such a charter re Dinner’ I hope that you did not view thWJ design or by accident, they are good basic la^s^set up by the foun color which. It to tfiuch entitled to the uaa of rapubticaQpn of view session be put off until the as an inconsequential issue." IM S used for purposes of segregation, all newa diapatchea credited to it. or I thought of thi.s Droodli sevei;.^ ders of jortr country and which not otbarwiae credited In thia paper 1959 General Assembly. much too basic to aljo'w ^ n ce Segregation, regardless of under haves^fved us so-wflLT am sure eotier to keep clean. and alao tha local newa pabilahed here. al months ago when 1 Was con- Circle Theater Al' righta of republication of apeclal This seems to mean that no auch riding. It is muen mort Important what banner, is detrimental to the you will appreciat^sthat we These are hondtome, diapatchea herein are alao reaerred. session can now be held before ducting an experiment to find out than votes for yoqrself or for that best interests of the United Stat will save oursehrea, and mstthr for either of thw'national; Segregation does not bree^^^ar- cool summer shoes Full aerrlca client of N. E. A. Serr- 1960. 1 why Elephants reach Kuch huge of ourselves, untold difficulty Ice. Inc. proportions on a diet of Peaniit.s. political partie.s. / 1 niony, harfnony is ifefcesjary to.the grief if we nip this in the bud be with luYury In Publiahera Repraaentatlvea: The in the discussions preceding the It seemed strange to me that .Man. There is iitllc doubt that you 1 internal 'p<'®ce of the'nation and fore it has a chanci- to grow. Oak Street Jiillua Malhewa Special Agency — New everything but price! York. Chicago. Detroit and ^atpn. vote the other day, various United who eat.s .Meat. Vegetables and wore subjected to pressure. The | our.internal petLt>e Is nece.ssary to Personally, I would like to con _M EMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF Nations diplomats voiced the opin , PiZTia. remains at a puny average militant minority alw*ys makes the peace oL^fie world. tinue the great prixilege that this g«CULAT10NS.______• , / ion that the piTsenl time is not of only 165 pounds and has a rot more noise th a^ the complacent Multiple town squabbles such as country has so kindly and tolerant The Herald PrlnUng Company; Inc., ten memoi'y besides. So. for two majority. You-could see vote's go you s'eem to fayor -u'ould put us ly granted to m-e. KVkii»»R asauroea no financial reaponaiblllly for auspicious^^ffll^’seeking changes in we'ek.s I ale nothing but Peanuts ing out theywindow. To vote ac -back. 100' years. Let ii« nnf ha go------^------Yours truly;------typograpbical_eirora atppearing in ad- the Unite d-Nations Charter. Tertiaementa and other reading matter and Peaniit Products. 1 hail Hca- cording to Uie convictions, which naive n.s to think that a scrap A Worried Citizen In The Mancheater Evening Herald. This is an old theme with diplo nul Pancakes. Peanut Soup, .seem to ^ evident in yqur letter, such arf this at a down level would niit Surprise i Peanut Shells •■SLI99ER-FREE Dupiay advertising closing bourn mats - the ■ theme that you must you could he sure would cost you not be bitter'and would n o t’csusc For Monday—1 p.m. Friday. never strike for fundamental solu- ' stuffed with Peanut Butler and the fuvint voles qf the proponents. separation of. cla.sses. WHERE YOUR I Peanut B rilllei. Peanut Cho/v Deaths Last ?^ight For Tuesday—J p.m. Monday. You Vre not alone in this. You had ■ Mr. Repfeaentativer you could FOOT RENOS" For Wednesday-1 p. m. Tuesday, tion to world problems until j pven slicked my hgir theirv'ational Republican Chairman For Thursday-1 p. m. Wednesday. problems themselves hsve quieted ,jo«.n with Peanut Oil. B use a lot of facc-.savihg. You have (StyU~t*nti*U'J ntminiu For Frlday-^1 p. m. Iburaday. sharing thi.s uncomfortable 'spot. tended youi;self, as do mo.st people By THE .AS.SOOI.ATED PRESS ttnji lit iaU 1/ tit fttt.) For Saturday—1 p. m. Frjtoy. down,. I didn't gain any weight. Matter of Ne'i'ton, Mass.- -I.saac Gt Swope, CTaaalfled deadllnd; 10;30_a.m. each -TThe beat political approach was' who do not stick to their convic- day of publ’patloD except Saturday — A s’ against thst theorv, we ' fnot I lost 63 pounds and after count on the complacency of the 54, son of Gerard Swope, retired ! V .u . _ I days I was so starved I could have na. in'a position where you are 9 a m. ~ majority running true to form neither acceptable to the propon president of General Electric Oo.-, would advance the suggestion th a t, Elephant. Come to think a nephew of -Herbert Bayard Wednesday, June 5 if the world , were hinning iUclf ihal's why Elep which la usually to forget. I won ents or the ojiponents. ep^nl.s der on an la.sue so fundamental a.s Swope, and a research electrical the way it ought to. the holding of are an b(g. They probably e^■air each Insteadsqf adding more non- Con this if they may not pull a surprise formity to ttie situation, I recom engineer connected with the Lin kK Japanese Trial a United Najion.s Charter -review other. coln Laboratory of Massachusetts ------/ thia time. mend to you that thi.s is a good FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE session would be considered a mat Institute of Technology, died Mon 5 The ruling ot our highest Wash 1 happen to be one of the minor time to return toNfirst principles. day.' He was born in St. .Louis. 4-Pe. Chorry Dinotfd ington offlClalB that the American ter which is ufgent rather than one ity, who elect to send their chil These principles have .served us Soon the loads and loads of furniture selected at very well in the pasr and have invemess, Calif.—Mrs. Mary soMier charged with shooting a which can be postponed again and A Thoufiht fo r Today dren to private schools. I , would Hay Hastings, 55, once s Ziegfeld ■* the recent Southern markets will be arriving at our Circle R ^ . $303.00 Modern Dinette with 34 x 50-inch Ttble, CJhino Japan'ese woman on a U.S. army again. Sponsored by the Manchester like this privilege to be continued been a large contributor to the pro Follies star, and whose first hus $389 Victorian Sofa ^ A , with sliding glass panel, one Arm Chair and 3 Side Ghairs. Council of Churches so that.- lf> it is so desired, my gress which we have been able to band was actor Richard Barthel- Theater warehouse. In order to accommodate target ringe in Japan must stand We have, at the moment, for grandchildren tan also go to a pri make. Maybe it would help if you po mess, died Tuesday. trial in a JapbR^^e court has been instance, the spectacle of the vate school. This is a considerable were to spearhead an action which, Tvoical solid mahogany hand- these things in our warehouse, and on our display floors, Tithing Pays I» 8 Angeles—Jq.seph J. Jones, ------■ « isi . 1 Too Wagons 49.50 Influenced no 'dpubt, by the re world's great powers meeting at pri;vllege in itaelf. This privilege in accordance with your letter, 72. blind machinist who founded cajrvbd..M8e frame with fose an- / we've slashed prices up.to S0% and rhore on this ffhe furniture so you'll move it right cent riots on Formosa, which re Chrisljtin tithing grows mil should not be trifled with for the would agree with your fiinciples. W e g i v e GREEN STAMPS (2 )'Reg. $79.00 Large mahogany models with oval drop London in an effort to reach aome!' of love fop God and gratitude for the International Guiding Eyes tique 'velvqt covering on tight seat / flected Chinese dissatisfaction sake of A quick dollar or a tem I suggest this is a good time to under sponsorship of the Interna ' into your home. Sale lasts three short days only including leaves; removable glass trays. kind of partial disarmament agree- ■ gn jjia Ijleasinga. porary socta). or religious advan clean up the whole matter once ■^and tufteoba^. / with the swift exoneralham by a tional A."tsociallon of Machinists, ment. Yet it should be obvious | 2. ly is an act of faith in God's tage. We the huinority, who elect and for all and that it would be Thursday and Friday evenings (for this sale only). U.S. military court, of ah Ajneri- that, however pleasing any token | promises to care for those who died Sunday. to use private schftaj.s, whether the very fitting for you to be. the in Advertise in The Herald— It Pays Immediate delivery only; obviously, nothing can be stored for Droploof ToMos 34.95 can soldier who had killed a Chi agreement there may be t" the >°ve, ^ prospers motivation be. social "0,r religious, stigator. I recommend that you nese Ppeplng Tom. world's present emotions, there can should guard against mlftkjng the get behind and see that the neces future‘delivery. All sales final. Reg. $55.00 Mahogany pedestal Tables with 16 x 38-inch But the ruling also confirms often repeated mistake of iraking sary Slate action is taken to in ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ tops; extend to 44 inches. never he any real di.sarmament, o r ; a Chrialian tithes, not for sure : BorealoungoiM^air 79.50 what was the original decision of rW^abandonmenUot the creed"! special favors from God. but be- for more than it is our Just d'iig. any rei The majority also should acciept its 1. That freedom of religious Reg. $129.00 Floating action adjits^lc chair with built-in American military authorities on of national,atloiixl, niiiitsrymililar nne^er iml'il cause he believes it is a rea.son cliftice shall continue. able first step in giving for the responsibility of seeing that the OPEN' legrest. Olive green textured cover. Knotty Pint Dining ToMo 49.50 the scene in Japan. 2. T h at church and State shall OPEN "Pork white Banking" some substitute pow Lord's work. Many give more. minorities do not bit by bit work FRIDAYS Reg. $129,00 Oval dropleaf model with rudder base. In Japan we'have, as we do' not and order in the world haa been 5. The tithe is 10 per cent of a themselves into a position that be continue ho be kept separate down THURSDAYS to the moat minut' detail. 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. in Formosa, an official treaty un provided and formalized. Chirstian's income given' for the comes intolerable. 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. At the "FIRST" Modern Arm Choir 3 9 .S 0 ^ der which w'e concede to Japanese' work of the Lord, , History is full -of incidents 3. That 'pu-blic funds shall not We are going to havMarger na w-here minorities have been allow be ii.sed for private enterprise with j Reg. $69.50 Scandinavian type with walnut legs and arms; Fronch Provincial Btiffot 79.50 courts the right to try American 6. .lust start tithing. God will tional armaments, and llilK.lhreat show the way! ed by the majorities to grab off specific emphasis placed on oon- | w j^rsimmon textured fabric on seat and back. Reg. $159.00 Cherry buffet in fruitwood finish; 62 inches personnel for offen-ses not com- of war, until such lime as we^cre- —:’(The’United LuUieran Church) more than was c'oming to them and tributions of any nature to ■private | p Yvide. — mittted In the line of official duty. schools and stating in panicujar | ate a permanent United Natio; were finally slapped .down. The im- The incident in Question occurred '\ F lin t, Mich. -^Absolutely four fortunate historical fact ia that not for ti^ansportation of privatfr^ w police force, ■with power and au Barrel Choir 59.50 when the American aoldier, en pdr cent of United Statc-s-huilt au whe» the majority decides____ _ to.,.^Achool atuOents except from their Ihority greater, in matters of keep slap it Is no more reasoning: than'f homes to the closest available, pub- ^ Saving for Something Special? gaged in warning a Japanese scrap tomobiles are trirnmed in leather. Reg. $98.00 Claw-and-ball Chippendale model with foam ing world order, than that of any scavenger off the firing range, put cushion; Kelly green matelasse cover. individual nation or group of na an empty cartridge case In a tions. ■ ■ . I . . ■ Kitchen 0 .9 9 table .45 grenade launcher and let fly with No real disarmament is going the "First" offers a Provincial Lounge Choir 79.00 it The cartridge case struck the to come by negotiations among the woman in the back and killed her. Reg. $99.50 French Provincial style with fruitwood frame; Stools * Lamps great powers unless and until there The ruling announced in Wash button back, nubby toast covering. is on the hotlzon something to (23) Reg. $4.95 unfin ington yesterday by Secretary of replace their greut power rule of ished 30-inch stools. Reg. $14.95 Milk GISmT Defense Wilson and Secretary of the world. That something even BUDGET CLUB For playroom bars, with whibD parchment State Dulles, and backed by the tually has to be a United^ation.s too. shades. President,, makes the determina 1 1 with full law against war, ah , — ‘ —... , p . ^ „ , /• i- *’ ■ - \ ' • . ' „ V' J. . , MANCHESTER EVfia^ING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN* WEqNESDAY, JUNE 6. 1967 i PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE B, 1957. ..ini , I \ Church, 'fi'ith a program at 10:45 raceway by State «nd lond police,- South Wind$or degres fi^om the New England was fined $1'$ for pasting on ihe firemen aild highway''worlclers. Oonservatory of Music Jn'SKMton right and A n t hjo n y OaUnis, a.m. "Children are asked to b« In Rowe of Bristol June'll. Ha has been a music edu ThompoonviUc, .waai finod $38 for their Church School rooms i|t 10 Miss Spak has -fen the object Rockville^Vc^on - ,JM Fo«t«r - cation Slid voice major and will' he, driving aw unr>glaUr*d motor ve a.m. To Heacf Masons of an intensive search- since her M u s ic F e te hicle, improper use of plates,. op ...... M uk takIM H atalM te muaic lns,tructor In the public Third graders who will receive f a th ^ John, reported her missing wtllki Am. ■•kliint Tkli Umliii kM»«. 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All slaaa- $1.S0;WEEKLY l I L k O I SPRAY M I L E S B A C T I N E ^ S 1 .5 0 t o $ 3 .1 0 Mofgnesla NERVINE 9I|8 FOR MIN i-ewMebeM .Antlsepticj f /A, !C Free Parking OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M IN REAM j m a ^ s T O R f s 9 8 8 3 * o r iTOW (Routtft 5 and 15} ffXMarir. M l M A IN H d M f M T 7 1 BERLIN TURNPIKE At Roufo 72 Ovorpotii ...... : l:' ' '' '\ ■ ' rrfaii* . ^ - » -nj- - ' ; i ti U'-," »'» 6IANCHESTER EVENING,HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, ^ D N ^ ^ A X , JUNE 6, 1957. pa g e THUtniN '? “ 'i lIANCHESTiER EVENING OTRALD. MiU^CHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8. 19^7 , ^ PAGE TWPLVE' 1 - u : - questions raised by ths residents' FOR atWmajT! AaaUti^t U. S. Atty. Money-Saying Bv^l Gk>spital Notes Bdard Tables ix’' Ike Favors Atom Test Ran Ribicolf Upset Federal Gourt Hears arry Hultgten maintained :that THE S« Cjapehart A ct Is consUtuUonsl ADMITTED YESTERDAY: and the SeersUry o f Defense acted Education Bid With Total Disarmament By House on Michael Gorman. Talcottville; Jan within Ms rights In authorising et DeCunto, ■ North Coventiy; Vin N ik e Issu e the condemnation. x ; . Board of Education members cent VIgnone, 61 Hillcrest Rd.; (Oontined (rom Pkce One) Firearms B ill Tawm N o t Ceatesting ' will get an answer after July 1 Charles Ashwell, 102 Woodbridge Moet Of tbe 13 -acres taken by from Town Dtrectori on whether On Advisory Board St.; Iver Anderson, 28 Maple St.; U.S. Judge Jo(ieph 8mith_wUl'^ Rundbaken said » rs<|Viest for a If aome member! of the. political hear arguments in Federal Court hearing on an injunction may not the government for the housing, thiy can have 828.500 more than (Continued from Page One) Richard Warrender, 80 Lenox St.; site was owned by the Town of thsijr sChedal^...... budget to— spend 'on oppoaiUon — tne iJemocrata—had Paulette'.'Lucas, Chaplin: James in Hartfoj^ Monday In the gov- be pressed until after Judge Smith emment’k condemnation o f Lake- rules on the motions. He noted Manchester, but the town is not teachsfrg salary' raises. been able to put over aome- of the in Connecticut during- recent Brand, 136 Green RdT; Mrs. Elaine ■0's requeat for an adr wood Circle property for the Nike that work being ‘ done at Ut^ -Mte contesting ^ condemnstton. ' The Bbarfl's request for an a program! they had advocated in months.” Schubert, 80 Lockwood St.; Mis. The injunction hearing that had dtUonal a|^rqpriaV.pn waawas i dls- The governor added; Catherine Sieminski, 12 Proctor housing site. adjacent to Lakewood Clrcle\haa the paat. ^ beens of a minor nature so tar.' been scheduled for Superior Court cuaaed laat night by ths.pirectors.s Pirccte "Although Connecticut law en Rd.; Mrs. Pauline Straight. 29 L i The healing, which will also in-, ...... _ , . aoMaM Formoaa—Bhadnhoxver .said the' tomorrow wsS to have been the The Directors were aoMaM by forcement officials have called for lac St.;'Archie Lamb, RFD 1, Staf volvd'a request for an Injunction! , •'*}’** *** ®'^>^ General Manager RichSTdsrd MarMartin recent anti-American rioting on stricter control of the selling and blockinghlnrkinr the contractor from nro- prO' a requeslT for _an injunction reaidenla’ second attempt to biqck Formosa doea not mean their is ford Springs; Mrs. Marie Zwick, would be specious,” he added. construction of the housing for to wait until the amount of avail carrying of pistols and revolvers 59'School St.; John Lufka, 165 Ly- ceedihg with the Arm y housing.' able money is known before mak any need for a reaaaessment of Constitutional Issue .Nike personnel and their families. this act provides for a weakening dall St.; Stephen Washitz, 28 eliminates a Hartford. Superior ing a decision on the additional relatiohs between the U.S. and Na of the present laws.” Court 'hearing scheduled for to Attorneys fpr the residents have They failed • in inelr 'first . try tionalist China Eisenhower added- Courtlapd St. raised a constitutional issue in appropriation. . Values Earlier in the day, Rlbicoff ve morrow. last nionth. A t that time. Judge Sourcea of , poaaible aupply that Nationalist leader Chiang toed another hill. But the legis AD M ITTE D TODAY: WilUam t protestUig the seizure of a aCrip of George Conway, after an informal A t that hearing, four Lakewo<^ their land for an access mad that' would be the State's pupil ,-Kai-ahe1< promptly apologised for lature speedily re-approved it. Griffin, 90 Henry St.; Clifford hearing, refusftd to issue an in the rioting ai^'Shouidered blame Tower. 23..Delmont St. Circle residents were prepared to it to be built to thf housing site. grants and the cash balance left CTe measuT* permits state agen seek an injunction restraining the junction because of the condemna from operation of the achoola for for the incident. ■ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son The constitutional issue is baaed tion case pending in Federal •x: China T ^ d e — Discussing Brit cies to begin construction and re Anthony ‘Miller Construction Co. the current year. to 12.98 pair jobs costing up to 125,000 to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tribe! on the contention that the use to Court. ain's recOnt relaxation, of restric bom. Chestnut Hill; a daughter to of Atlantic City, N. J., from pro be made o f the property would ^ The cash balance will be known without advertising bids or em- However, he agreed to ‘issue a •V.. tions on its trade with Communist Mr. and Mrs.' Samuel Pierson, 116 ceeding ‘ With construction of 32 of a private rather than a public by July 1. The amount available Values to 14.98 playing the facilities of the state’ show-cause order, Which would set China, Elsenhower said there ore Constahee Dr.; twins a boy and houses for Nike personnel and character. In support of this, the. from the State will, be known public works department. > the sUge for a full trial, with both within a few days,- according to sharp differences among Ameri girl to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rusk their families. attorneys state that the land con The ' House overrode the veto sides presenting evidence. th'e general manager. - Pima broadcloth, bembergs, cupionla, cana as to whether this country Jr., Hebron; a da\ighUr to Mr. and The issue was transferred to the demned by the goveraiiient has should follow.suit. The differences, bv a vote of 213 to 36; the Senate Federal Court at the request of Martin prepared the Board *of linens, washable prints, polished cot Mrs. George Coolbaiigh. Coventry, been leased back to Miller, a It wqs this hearing the contrac- he went on, involve an evaluation by 26 to 5. 'the contractor. ” It was decided rivate contractor, to build ■tor chose to bypass in favor of a Education's budget on the basis of tons. Dresaeil for every occasion, casual o f the value of such trade. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; that arguments . on the motions Sousing that will be rented.- day In Federal CJourt. ' an anticipated .increase of.'|21 per wear, party dresses, work, play. Sizes The main point at issue. Elsen- Rexford Clayton. Tolland; Stephen filed in connection with the con: Taking' the residents’ land for pupil in State grants. The Legisla- Famous 5-15; 10-20; 14H-24H. Bellinghiri, 103 Grand Ave., Rock The Lakewood Cfircle residents hdwer said, is whether there should demnation action could also, be private use, the attoraevs claim. b a v « ‘ ture has since voted the_121—Iq- K. on» nr\ nf restrictions, on trade Ike Airs Hope ville; Mrs. Myrtle McCollum, 470 heard Monday. ------— violates Uieir constitutional rights. crease and an additional aum baaed with Russia, and another tighter Porter St.; ■ William Seibert, Cov for months on the Nike housing Raymond T. Qulth , Atty. Frederick T. Rundbaken Tiiey also assert that the C^pe- question. They claim that the prox oh the percentage of pupil growth. set. of restrictions dealing with entry: Mrs. Arlene Peloquin, 46 said today the contractor asked for hart Act, under which the housing The BoardvOf Education’s Bud 6ade with Red China. imity of the development to Lake- Fabric! .^Raymond.T. Qoish was appoint Nikita Helping School S t; Fred D. Baker. 43 Lyn- the transfer on the ground that his is to be built, is unconstitutional, wood Circle will hurt property get. waa set by the Directora at The President said he frankly ee^ a member of the Manchester dale St.; David Slmiflons, Coven- is . an out-of-state . urm while the since, the lawyers allege, it permits 82,838,429, which was 825,000 more does not see as much advantage in values in the Relsidence A A Zone Advisory Board of Health by town trv. I plaintiffs are (kmnectlcut residents. the acquisition' of private land neighborhood. than Martin recommended and maintaing a differential as.^eme directora last night. Arms Cut Plan DISCHARGED „ TO D A Y : Mrs. Rundbaken is a member of the through condemnation for .private 8159,000 less than the Board had .others do. He thus indicated, Qulsh^who lives at 61 Cambridge ^oan. White and daughter, 14 Divi rather than public user- " requested. • without sa>nng so specifteaily, that Hartford firnf of Rundbaken, Ryter St., will replace Barney Peterman sion St.; Mrs. Rosalie Borsotti and and Lehrer which, along with Atty. These constitutional Questions The additional sum is being he might favor putting trade with (Continued from Page One) Mahehester on the 5-member board. He is a sop. Storrs; Bruce Therrien, 11 James Egan, also of Hartford, is are contained in an amendment to asked to allow merit raises for Fittwd . OTHE^ TOROS FROM U195 iovt oomt FAYmm a u y mtostr >n»i»S f 1 ■■ ); SINGER SEWING CENTERS ^ r KRNIT1]|RE DEPARTMENT •asM ■ far sMn M* «sir sMM MHsa wsasn aa , 'V , "’7 . LOm i STREET LEVEL # FHOm Ml 9^221 ' / . , ■ •32 MAIN ST. ^ Ml S-88U 1¥« ' ?'"■ 'Vv' MIS-TOBO HRST . .V. FOR EVERYTHING 1 y--,' \A ". I . .• f * '1' . .. V f; - Vv \ '/ /.I ■ /■ \ . N; ■ • "\ -•'r A j» -YVi-A— .V: —I V ( 3 ' ..V' A . . ■ '' ^ V . A ■ i •’< - A 'A: 1 T . ) \ ’A b. ’■•■•J' '.a; V f'' m m ■■■'■ H-'' '■'i I iK'f •-II. ' H -SI. 'V- '■si •J.V / -1' / 4 ■ K' ■ V - - ;^A6E SIXTEEN liANCHE^TEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEB, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERA l D, MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6, .1957 PAGE SEYRKHEEn ' Ju ■diool between 9 Am. and ll ate. ficers at the annual dinner meei^ Bolton Children need not bo present. G U utonhury It is important that MrOC .vac VTKNB—«M ing of the Men'a Club of St. Paul’s cination certificateo and rSeords of Dafly Radio Church, on June 8 at 7 p.m.'gt the dmmuttlsattoaa and physical exami WDRO-rl8«e C Df C Leader 'Villa Marla. Guest speaker -w^l be Fir^^e^Parking^ Zone Set Roes Miller, disc Jockey, of Sta nations be presented. WtXlO—1390 Eastern Daylight T>te# •Ml# tion WTIC. If U ts bnpoasibie for a parent to x^Warns Against At Church hy Selectmen comb at tho above achoduled time, The following program ached' . Manehtetfr Evening Hendd WHAY—Jess AUsy ^oney Schemes arrangements should be made wltb^ ulM a r e ^ ^ ie d by the mdlo Olastonbury rorreapondent Mra. the officSkTon a spedsl appoint WOCC—Good krenliis Good Husia . Betty McNaniam, telephone MEd- (Special ^<>rAARobert AgnSw, aasodatea of the nsaaageme^ and are s p b j^ to WKNB—M usical Echoea Bolton. J«m» ^------^ m ent X WT 1C--Dick Burtel Paul Silvergleld, aecretary of the ford 8-1753: ttaffle bacard at tI»(? now Bt Arthur Maim Insurance Agency. ahange without iiptiee. WDRO—Amos and Andy \ A n informal non-diiuier 'm eet Chamber q( Commerce, hae laeued Mauriea Church, drawn to ,^ * at* Evening BeiaM eer- WPOP—rultoD Lewie tmtlon ct the Moetmcn, hfea^* ing "Of the lions’ Club will be held **tm AT-iM sk» WsS^or Music 1: 1S- a warning to realdehte to exefeise w epsndsnt Mrs. Iteds O. Dhasek ■.w c e o —K » » t f m ^ v u e 'a s s A lle y aidtfd in eroaUon of a no jparldi^ M the'Ralttbow on June 10 at 8 '.Micl E v e n in g Good H U M S' cauUon in sniwerlnK advertiae- nona The son* Ic undoUbt^ty the J r, telepkeae MItchHI $-M3S. WKMB- 8 p e ria ______-lusleal Echoea Reserve Note>- > W t IC t J ^ U llt s r manta in newkpapera and maga fln t one to bo offlcMIy created lA ’nte'Jtt^ginl; of essays by Grade ------^ t e k o l b * W TIC—NaUonal C of C CUnta ^ w o rk s . WDRCXAmoa and Andy zines which are aimed at. earning . tho tonm. '' 8 aiadenw''-.on "Moral Code,, of n,0te TANKS IN VENEZUEUt WPOP—Ed. P. V n r a n Is the'ms^item on' the money at home. According to tee . During the period from- Aydil 8 It wUl eoctend atone both BldM Canmas— Tha United SUtes VAY—MSk* Way for Music at Hebron ltd. fioir the drivefway. agenda for the meeueg. Stanley W^A>-.Kscnrd Rsvuc 'w H AY—Rlttepband Reporting. Nationar Better Bustnena Bnreau, to •; 1945. the''78th Di%’lajte cov-| mdtols Jr. is serving Embassy in’ Caracas reporU that SHOP WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY WCUC—Quua .kivenlng i ,o Just in time for summer • Easy Aeeeea power cord eempartment ) 9 5 Begularly to 3.98. Bttecen SPECIAL decorating. All flrat qual w a s h 'N w e a r V aiies and pattemk. ity. e.Operalea on AC* DC or batteriee PURCHASE — ~ ■■ Outdoors a trim/lightweight portable. Indoors a striking HAND TOWELS 'Sum nortioit' Don’t confuse these' with 3-SpMd Portablt ■a*F" DRESSSHIRTS AC-DC table radio. Cabinet is unbreakable in normal use. ordinary slacks. 'They’re JEWELRY 40.Pe.SET 1.98 NYLON SPECIAL R«cord Pkiytr Cotton Ronnartt distinctively tailored of DiNNERWARE SCARFS. lOO^r virgin wool tropical AT lor -By 8>.D. $ 4 - 9 5 worsted. Buy now while se-, Blend of Dacron and lections'Tire best! 88 Cotton. Just dunk and ea. 1 7 ” 77 42" hang out to drip dry. FREE ALTERATIONS Compare with 29.95 mod- Slight Irregulars of Ana Brand new 89-aqOare per-,, d t : tone, volume'control, loop terry cloth In beauti calet.. . if full bolts Aasortment includM wide ful colpr harmony ahadea. With tha aama graceful hound luggage carrying would be 39c to 49c a selection at piru and ear- linee and axditlng pattern Beautiful Dloasomtlma rihxa. 'lte8. 89c. case. Light and compact. Etching faca doths ae Sth Avaime china. yard! Priats and Mlidt. TT IT 'Pattern 64” 2 ,3 7 WASH ’N WEAR 1 0 ^ 3 0 . Open afook s'vaUable. Direct from Miami . . . MAL MARSHALL HERTS WHAT YOU GCTi ou teirm FIRST QUALITY— COMPLETELY VISIT THE LIGHTWEIGHT SPORT GOATS ' t -^ n t QiwUty~100% Tcx> INSTALLED—WALL-TO-WALL SPECIAL, PURCHASE REG. 4.98 AUTO •wnefpel Ion leolbef. 6 to 12 OVER 40-OZ. RUBBEREASE PADDING MANCHESTER PARKADE 3J9 CHENILLE TERRY CLOTH NEwd|fc*59'” FORTABLE RADIO 'fa tared Carpet in a choiee of ROYS' COTTON SEAT COVERS • or D w kllh.... SLACKS WEEK OF JUNE IpthrlMh MDSPREAD (Us* kensden Cotora—Mid Green—Gray TOWEUNG Slip into one of these handsome coats Phone For A Carpet ~ — Tan. HOSE Pay Only $1.50 Weekly N O W and forget the heat! You'll marvel at These slacks can be washed _ ‘ . SEE Drown or hiwo fabric. Man's » 1 9 » 5 $■ Specialiat ONLY their feather-lightness . • • the com- by hand or-machine. Re t-^abber Face 40 oa. Pad aA-iiansi^ plets lack of bulk and burden. $1 88 algae 6 .t o e |^ .... Leas Batteries quire only’ an occasional ding for extra Luxary, fof CapL Tex Burwell' touich-up with a warm (not You'll find the most beautiful (Carpets p rs YD. A lso — Portable Radio Longer Wear. You Have Ever Seen At Pay Only 50c W ^kly hot) iron. All the sMson’s AND HIS Bays’ eiaae 2M to 4 in blue, latest cqlors to go hand S—ConplgU installation with Cannon terry,\ protects Heavy tufted chenille in Reg. 1.19 yard. Prints and • ■■ g«w*rt*l Iw s ls * * a* lab** i 39c valuei(. , Stripe pat your car uphoistery. In or brewnii 13 to 2 in brown Blggsst speaker of. any per somely with sports apparel. guM ^ smooth edge tern, assorted colors. washable cottone. Aeaort- Pleina in summertime col • liw Of isten ua q id, gigelai stalled .in 'a Jiffy. ad colOTB. Double or twin. ors. ONLY. . . . , sonal portable! Light—only ' tackiea caypet grippers. Sizes 7 to 11. Irrtf. Dancing Hdrse Revue e Olo set geses*. re**es ead SsSe a fraction’ over 4 pounds in V • SCe^ee bgOTs el aenaal gley « cluding batteries. Powered by extra Torng-life. batteries—Car • •atgbeae |art far gdrale 8*Siaai rying Cose also available. R..,. DOWN PAYMENT vou auHT u umnw ■ejey >eiiMie‘i tiMiM wireMeaeiiei m VOUt MONIV uicK . ijjp 1b SO Montha To Pay w. t. 2 for 1 5 Open Daily 9 to S:90r-thiUR. to 9 P. M. ^ 950 MAIN ST-. MAij^CHESTER MEN'S SHOPS FRKE ALTRATlOliB 308 MAIN ST^ T ^ O R . m i d d l e T U R N P IK 0|^ Monday till ^ M^ Downtown et M5 Main Wed. an# 9 i f tffl t F , iL , iMemteeter; Slwpfinc Ptekede W. UMAtf. Tnnpike 907 MAIN ST. — W ip O N BUILDING ■ ^ N C H B I FORMAL WEAR FOR HIRI MANCHIBTBt . t.. f'.. V'V \i .I,'.' • . >y; f, . 'K . . y V ' ■, ■ ,vV'*’'-v ■7 '>:■ • • •■J'' ..V' MANCHESTER EVEN HERALD. MANCHES1TO, CfWfy, WEDN^^ 6, 1957 < 7 PAGE NtNETEEN PAGE EIGHI^N UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, W EDNM d a V, J U N E B, 1967 ■V- ■ I ■^-■-...... • ■ ■■ ...... — •■ ______■ t ;; -V^ " r \ F e r i i ' o n centerpisep, a shower cake, was Ti^uuportatloa will b« l^f Several Showers baked and decorated by . the bride- Cathp rBegifttration leaving from town dally at 9:18 ^ Almo»r2 mShoii ^ Hage^y-Hills We^d^ing elect’s ntothir, a.m. and returning from camp at PRESCRIPTIONS < For Future Bride ', Ths sister bf the" bridegroom- W y i d lo s e F r i d a y 4.:30 p.m. ^ to-be gave the bqcond shotyer at "SAFELY FILLED" } Three Hour X, Bt. JatnM’ Church i her mother’s home, 241 Charter Miss Shirley A. Peterson has ’The deaollne for appllca^mi to •cm,* ft the wedding Bhtorday^ been hopored with several bridal Oak St. ’The bride^o-be opened Medici, Lawyers her gifts whUe seated bqside a attend the dhy camp at ^^imp Arthur Drue S to rtsl Power Cutoff nornlng «t Miai Bartaiir* Jom - showers. LUMBER table upon which Was an umbrella Merrlf-IVood Dim gummer ie F rl-. phina Hills, daughter of Mr. and The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. In Benefit Game Dexter Peterson of 148 Biabell St., decorated In blue and white with Mlfay. Applications, ^ t h registra Mrs. Willard B. HUIs, 38 Phelps streamers Itadlng to ^ e top it Due June 8 she will wed Harry H. Cowles Jr. tion fee, must be in at the Girl’ Seventeen local doctor! and .17 Successor To G» f . %iWs and Son, Inc, ltd., and J ^ e s P. Hagerty, son June 29 a t ' Emanuel Lutheran the fireplape behind which .rtne Scout office, 963 Main St., by noon Manchester lawyers sre- busy, Vernon, June 5 (Special)—A of Mr.< and Mrs. Jamss' lif. Hag- Church. Cowles is the son of gIfU were piled. A buffpt"1unch was served. of that day. practicing for;, the Medical-Legal large section of southern Vernon arty. 72 Stanley St., East Hart Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Cowles No more applications are now. All Star basebsll game to be Marendaz' 2 MAJN STREET, MANCHES^5R. PHONE Ml 9-5295 of 241 Charter Oak St. The third shower^as. held at will be w-ithout electricity tor ford. 'nis rector, the Rev. John F. the,home of Mrs^^Beorge Rowe, a being accepted for the second 3-' played June 18 for the benefit of Hannon, nerformed the ceremony The first, a hiiacellaneous show-, neighbor. M ra ^ o w e and Mrs. Week Session of the day camping the Women’s Auxiliary of Man TRAVEL AOENGY ‘three-or four" hours Saturday. er, was given by her aunts, Mrs. at a nupUal. high Mass at 9 a.m. Donald GrMS’^'ere the hostesses. season, July 8 to July 19, in the chester Memorial Hospital.. 'The 18. /VsylUM St„ Hartford Starting at '8 a.m.. the Con Mrs. Ralph ^Maccarone was organ Thomas Elliott. and Mrs. Abe 'The home>waa decorated in pink Brownie, and younger Inteitnbdi- game will hq^ played at Robertson. necticut Light and Power Co. will 1 ist and accompanied the aojioist, Nussdorf. at the home 6f her and white. ’The bride-to-be was ate Scout age groups. A few Park at 8;S0^.m. Tel. CHaiiel 7-6857 grandmother, .Mrs. Eptanu)>l Peter cut power to .the aiea in order to Mrs. Alfred Vannard. Bouquets of sea,tM In the center of the room openings arc' still available in this Prominent sports officials will Authorized Agenta For All white mixed flowera'*cohtpoiMd the son, 61 Spruce St. ' The bride- Ter streamers attached to a camping period,^ however, for referee the game and members of complete work which will increase decorations. elect* was seated under an arc) ■clothes basket filled with gifts. Sixth and seventh grade Scouts. the Women’s Auxiliary .will be In Rail, A ir and StcaiRiahip the'company's service. f Escorted, to the altar and pre .decorated with pink and whife Present were a number of friends, Vacancies for, all age groups charge of a refreehment Stand. Lines The interruption will cause a Kreamera to which were aUst^ed relatives and neighbors. 'A buffet still exist in the first a^d third Tickets have been sent out to sented in marriage by her father HAROLD EELLS ahutdown at the Aldon .'(pinning the-bride was attended by her sis whitj, wedding bells. s W ^ c e iv - luncheon was served by'the host sessions, June 24' to July 6, and members of the hospital auxU)t ■ > f'. 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H e b ro n chiefly in atop sign ytolatlons. up ienaei'numbered 52 for April and li-yegr-old Merton C ’ M ur«y, ' Traffic Violations 7 from 3 to 10; failure to pro .56 for May, Ute number of aodl- wedghd between two rocks in the cure licenses, up 5 from 2 to 7; ' dents Increased from 28 „tb 34 Housatonic River- »led *• Increase in May unnecessary noise,'up 4 fropi none while parking violations decreased He. was found in 12 feet of water, 100 Voters L to 4; road rule violations, *up 4 from. '797 to 768., about 200 yards downstream from Arrejts for traffic violation^ trojn 13 to' 19. where his bqajfc capaised while he Ma jumped more than 50 per cent from - Speeding and reckless .driving was fishing.' ' ■ Hebron, : Juno 5- (SpeciiN, — April to May with 48 arrested arrests remained relatively un f Boj^’b Body Recdye,red j^J>companion. Richard Blantin, 6,6 1 rwsprded in the- earlier ipoTith and changed at 7 and 6, speeding; and 25. of Sherman, siiffehed a shoulder Bomewbat leaa' than ' (W v o ^ a ■K, X were preaent at the town meeting 74 l4at month. \\ 3 and 4, reckless dricing, New Mifford. June 5 Injury but managed to swim to Monday evening at the a c h o o 1 The hike of- ’26 was reflected ^ rrests for other types of of- Searchers today' Tound the body of sefety. Outside Interests No' Handicap auditorium. State hep. Karl H, Tops Batters,■pitchers Golf Day linka was moderator. The $306,• 831 budget approved by the Board a Pitching—Billy Pierce. White Saturday at Club of Finance waa accepted. jWitli Schoolboy Squad Fellow Naiiied Mickey jVfwtle Sox—Gave up just t-wo hits in 1-0, C$iildrea*a Day Set 10-lnning decirion over Red Sox; Children’a Day will be obeerved striking out seven, walking none Annual National Golf Day X By PAT BOLDUC ^ N ew Vhrk (NEA) It w-’as *.-the Oklahoma Klc] for business op-^?--Mantle,-dw8n't devote more than for ninth victory and seventh com; will be held Saturday on golf at both Congregational Churchea tNTSBNjTrloNArT^ rather astonishing that some of portunities outside (5f baseball, ac-j six day* during the entire year to Sunday, and church achool pupila plete game to keep Chicago’s'five- courses around the country and Senior_____ VW Alan..V.1UUCU Johnson B u i i i iconcluded i a i i i , uaovumii a brilliant a c a o u i i baseball season ' the boys practiciiily wrote off the cording tq Frank Scott, who books; extra-curricular activitiee,” teati- game American League skfe. Pro Alex Hackney jaf the Man will participate in the programa. Yankees as early as late May chester Country Club announoetf' A spMlal offering for the Silver 91 major leaguers. '. , fl>s Booker Scott. Hitting—George Kell, Orioles— nents, six in batting and three in pitching. As the club’s ' vJrpianck Field as Aceto * Syi- after the ivorld champions------had Joe DiMaggio was big. So are "They’ll have to count on aome- that once again the local Lake'Tund will be taken in bath, lost four outlit five and iropped all Ted Williams and Musfal, but the; thing more than that to check the Drove in four runs with three hits*,, will Cooperate. churchea. All are aaked to ah^i^ eading hitter with a fine .354 average (17 hits in 48 at bats) Ivester upended Norman’s.4-i, An I f l r #. I W .. ^__ __»i ______One a two-run homer, to become^ in the opportunity , to promote the te will receive the Nassiff Arms-*- derson walked only four -batters, th ^ a c e . i latter are now handicapped by age, I Yankees," adds Freaco l^ompaon. lOOth player to gain 2,000 hit* in Member* may bring-k’^ t * to intereats and program of the young Trophy Thursday morning at the struck out 12 and did not allow a ' Yoi: the merchandiser demands con-1 “They have too much pitching and majors while triggering rally that participate in the. I00& evmt. people of the churchea through a ^n'uaiannual Spring"— Awards ■--- - assembly at | ball, to be hit out of the infield as interests^ It 1 tracts that will carry for three on.punch and too atout a-dafena* The beat Athletics 9-7. Also, In addition to the playen generous contribution^ „je school, I he twirled the Contractors into “f t ^ tn . „u.K f ' ' Dodgers look forward to meeting who will try ,to beat the score* ) The haid-working pitcher-out- i wi * ‘^***’ 1 Mantle picks up $70,000 a year no other club...... in Ihe-World- Series. • of Open champs Cary Mlddle- Vacation S$hom Not8a Second place. An error.otwo' passed coff Md,Cathy Cornelius, a con- ■ Iriatead of having v a c a t i o n P 6*Ider also led the Red and White bails and a stolen base accounted l>i addition tq. hia basChaU salary. They expect to see the Yankees '’\y ' With the most hits, 17r home runs *** He er«iprscs cigarettes., milk, a again win going away in the Local Women Victors tqst wifl__ be• -held...... with pn>Medi school^^nducted separately thla for Norman’s lone tally in the Sec with itseif." says Freaco Thomp golnl;. to the Npwington Home ' rhummifr by churches of the towii with two; rims batted in with 11; ond inning. Tommy John.son and son, the old infielder who runs the milk mixture, a soft'd.'lnk, jackets American League. total bases -with 24; and stolen, and slacks and a T .shirt. He has “The Yankees have too many kay Glblin shot a 78 for low net nhd Hospital for CrlppM CMI- of oM f^rtf denominations, it is Mike Kearns collected the only Brooklyn farms, "but you ' can dren. Money will be u s ^ to pur being planed to combine forces. bases with- seven, half of the’ two hits giVen up by Roger Grimm depend on Casey Stengel to knqtk five toy Items, iilc-ludlng a baseball guys who can beat you with one,--.honors and Avis Hamilton ~ cap team’s total of 14. On the, game. His name is qn a pen and swing. chase equipment at the Newing- The Congregi^rial and Episco Proposed Wapphiff Telephonh Building and Gary Sullivan of Norman's. that out of their heads. Ol' Ca.se tured. low putts honors with ?8'in ton Home. Medals will be given mouod, 'the Indians' co-captain A*S ...... 020 02X-4-2-0, pencil. . “And an occasional tele^iion ap- yesterday's Class C women’a golf palian churjhtawiiyvVork together ^rirRUfincr «hnu'K th« nas«jr tAt^nhAnsa 'hiHMIncr 4a Vva Vtnilf avT Ua«.a.u * will keep shouting, ‘You’re not to all - pla.vers 'who- top the in the project, vvitnlea^hers com An architecfs»drawing shows the new telephone building to be built on land bought from Judd Files was Coach Tom Kelley’s biggest Norman’s . . . . 010 - 000-1-0-2 that good.* _____ “Yet outside of his 14 'kppear- pea.rqnce’ or sales pitch on the out- event at the Avon Country Club. on Buckland Rd., Wapping. The i-story, brick faced building measures 83 by_66_f*et and—acIU Vinner, .notching five victories in smeca; to accept 14 rtiffpren' ' ' scores of Mlddlecoff and Mlsa ing ft»m all the churches^^^p^ca Andsraon and Joliiison; Sullivan, "And throw that mind off” their Both-woinen play out,o2 the Man Cornelius. tjpns ahbuld be handed in by-^jxt house dial switching equipment to serve some 2,000 users in the -area. Construction Of the build fix decisions, pitched the most in- Grimm (3 ) and Marlotti.' ^ game junk into the nearest' in in six weeks during the off-season, tq the other fellow*' sire." chester Country Club. Sunday. Dates for the vacate ing will start sometime this month. Service is e.vpected to start by the middle of next summer. lings, 52, and emerged as the I I NATIONAL IJTTLE-LE.AGUE cinerator. There's nothing like school as announced by the Rev. strikeout leader with 36. I Ponndlng out a total of 12 hits, Douglas F. Pimm" are July 15 to Sue-'Ann Tucker and Deborah -voked a provision which gives its I • Most Valuable Performer | i th# Medics dumped Green Manor July 26. Wright. Probe Started courU the right to decide whether j j Tn addiUon, Johnson finished 1 ; 1(7-6 laat night at Buckley Field, Applications for the Lake George Recelving^hadges at a'^court of i the offender was'on or off duty at | seccecond in runs scored with 11 and I Corky Perine chalked up 12 trip sponsored by St. P.e t e r's avvards from tn^-.^leader. Mrs. I the time. Japan has claimed juris nls ,044 fielding average was the 1 I sfrikeouts in gaining the triumph Carlrnkn Frankel, wgr* the follow- j Oiurch, are also due next Sunday. diction in about 460 cases and tried I third best mark, among the regu-! 'and 9-yebr-old, Glenny Banks Personal Brief ing Girt Scouts: Mary 111 Girard Case crashed three hits in’ four trips. Mary Lou Hooker, Lois waNjer, i about 435, of whom 89 were con irs. There's little doubt that ’ Mrs. Samuel Wolfe of Brooklyn. victed. e was' the Red and White's m ost' Bob Minney, a first year man with a Gail Kramer and Sharon Frank^tJ, N. Y„ s ^ n t a few days recently (Confined from Page One) The Japanese juclge named to I ValuableS performer during th e; the Medics, also went 3-4 at the at the home of her brother, Ben awlmming, cooking, sports and ‘ plate. games;' music, Mary Lou H(»ker, ■ guard a machine gun and other preside in the Girard case said 4057 season which saw the locals ! jamin Cashmann and family; Mrs. yesterday that "for the -sake of gjp eight of 12 games and capture | ALAN-'JOHNSON Medica ...... pgb 52x-10-12-6 Wolfe is the daughter- of the late Sharon Frankel: sports and games, i equipmenb- as evidence he was on .Green M anor/005 010- 6- 6-2 and cooking, Joan Dombrowskl, duty status ^ good relations between Japan and leir second straight CCiL title, , ^ Rtfbbi Harry Cashman, and helped America . . . we -shall conduct a | .1 Leftflelder Dick Kaciniiki, who j Avery was charged with only Perinp and Coleman; Coleman, in the store here, later destroyed fair trial." Moran and Zawistowskl. and codking,"' I»uise returns next was *)at 1 three errors while handling 81 A M EI^A N UTTLE LEAGUE by fire, which he operated at the Porter;— ■ e world pin , and s. crafts newspaper accounts of'-Ujesr-tlje shoot- the mos^t Umes 54; tied Dick H ut-! chances for a sparkling .963 per- from Green. Mrs. W'olfe called on some badge, Corliss. Laking, mg '.ndlcate to my mmdvind lb i ment‘'X"prom°sed®^’'a7 aiM | son and Charlie Boggini for the centage ■ Three runs in the first inning of her former neighbors. rard was. on duty at the tlm>-of I ftp^ordance with the laws of the provSd more than' enough as the „ Choir Hehearsal . Others, receiving badges were: triples leadership, each hitting Manchester pitcher. Manchester Motors defeated Spen First class, Nancy Frcid. Peggv -If'Ths', '" “.h It nailed the U.S. decision one; was second \ ^ h 16 safeties, gave up a total of 99 hits, 35 free 'There will be a rehearsal of St Hammond, Sue-Eljeh Kirkhani, If that- IS the case, AiTTenc.an 1 innan tpv mo-i finished third in the batting race cer Rubber 4-1 last night at Wad Peter's vested choir Friday at 1 juri.sdicllonri.rfirtinn should h.be .vo--festaiiot?^"thc^exerci.sed, Girard a mam-1 Vith a .296 mark; and led the passes, chalked up 65 strikeouts dell Field. Two walks, an error and CASEY .STENGEL Mari6^ Wilson .Mij'Harriet Wythe. of • the and posted a pretty fair 2.66 p.m. in the church. A Sir Gala Nancy Freid walTawarded a.badge he added. "5ur subcommittee will United Stat^.<’ Squad in strikeouts with 18. three hits accounted for the Mo PALM BEACir had ritual and dance will take try to determine whether the facts earned run average’. And/aj a tors’ opening inning uprising and a ball game to get the good com for sports and life saving; Xtary Since the shootfitg pf the woman, I ; Shortstop Danny Renn, who also place at 7:30 in Phelps Hall, that Hall, bird, insect and sport: Sue- justify the action taken." ijeturns for -another season in '58, tearn the Indians compiled a ,253 the winners added another markei* petitor's mind off everything else evening. Gird has been in Afmy custody batting average' to surpass last in the fourth via a hit batsman, an for three hours or ao. j Ellen Kirkham. sports: Harriet And Flanders added, "this de at Camp Whittington, hfs' ppst 50 ^ored the most runs, 14; received Zoning' Permits Wythe, bird, sports and music ap cision could have .serious repercus . the most walks, seven; and was year's .299 mark. But Kelley’s error, a hit and an infield out. "The hitter is too busy think- ! ffives you crisp, cool Permits for quite a number of miles north of Tokyo. The Japa-- charges were guilty of 47 mlscues Spencer’s run was the result of ing about base hits. The pitcher ' preciation : P e g g y Hammond, sions from the standpoint of the nese presiding judge said he coul^ the only other starter to conclude buildings or repairs have been is aporta and folk dancing: Donna continuance of the Status of the IZ-game schedule with a bet and wounfi up with a .913 fielding three free passes and one safety. is concentrating on how to get j sued. According to the aoning remain 'in American custody as average edwpared to a .933 mark the other gu.vs out. Take It from ' Johnson, Penny Belden and Patty ! Forces agreement. Tliere should long as he appeared at trial ses ter than .300 mark, collecting 15 Motors ...... 300 106-4-4-0 agent, Donald C. Heath. They Bennett, sports; Candace Barnes, be strong representations td the ■jingles in 49 trips lor a .306 aver in '56. Spencer ...... 100-000-1-5-2 an old trouper, the ballplayer for “ tailored washable 'vent to: Daniel Way, Gilead sec sions, the u.syal practice when Jap gets all ■ his headaches once he Lynn Boyington. Dortna Brodcur Japanese." anese -courts try American service age. The junior also hit three During the 6iqursr of the season Gollmitzer. and Ozols; TorlenSon, tion, a shed: Alfred AndersOn. and Elissa Lederer, sports; Susan .Says Brlcker Overniled men. cloubles to tie for-second place, the Indians had winning atreaks of Dailey ( 11 and Cowles. climbs into uniform. I've known CMd Colchester ^ . . renovation; Mercia, sports and housekeeping. ■(truck out 16 times to trail Ka- two, three and tWo games and ALU.MNI LE.\GUE them to dismiss financial trouble, Charles E. Larcomb. son of Mr. The decision came as a surprise Girard aald today “there’s noth farnil.v illness, marital squabbles, suits at only $39.95! Troop J15. Mrs. Hugo Lederer to many. Sen. Bridges (R-NH), ing more I ' can do" when . he qinski and finished third In the neWer lost more than, one game in With Mike Reardon pitching a and Mrs. Charles ^f. Larcomb, leader, received second- class l^ e hit department with 16.^ ,a stretch. \ three-hitter, walking four batters practically everything. house on Burnt Hill; Leo Cays, chairmaij of the Senate GOP learned he faces criminal trial by "Why should the Yankees have ba^es and world pins. They vv’cnt a.-Japanese court. ‘ Riinnerup I.Aurels Prospects for a n o th ^ success and fanning six, Nassiff Arms en-i “ Y...... • garage, Amston Lake; Wilson tq Cmeryl Barnes, Corlnne Murphy, Pol|cy,Committee, said it was '•ex ful year appear bright Hn 1958 countered little difficulty posting problems away actly the opposite" of what Secre . “Just let the . lawyers handle 1 Bennett, addition to house, Am^ Diane Johnson. - Virginia Harley Bib Norm Hohenthsl topped the since Kelley will welcome back an 11-3 win over the Elks I a a t j F ^ ston L,ake; Wilbur S. Porter, Jean Wexler, Cathv Marak, Paul tary of the Army Brucker said everything," his Japanese fiancee. locals with 'four doubles and was Avery. Wes Feshler. Clyde kich- night at Charier Oak Park An- paid^ ballolavers. ballplayers? Mn.t Most or of th.o. them house in Gilead; Luther Rich, em would be done. Miss Hqru “Candy" Sueyama, 27, Necond to Johnson, with nine' RBIs have little- businesses of one kind the Burdick and Valarie Rankl. qimtcd him ap saying. ard. Bob Neil, Dannv Banav^e, other Mike,—.Simmons was__Uie ploye^-hpnsc. Bolton Rd. " •Rnd his .949 fielding average also Renn, Phil Faulke, Bob Mclntosfl; game's halting star with three or another. Addison Clark Manrhester Evening Herald He dared the Army would a.s.sert jur Sueyama said Girards Was good enough for runnerup Kaclnskl. George Cushing, Bob "Mickey Mantle is so concerned isdiction over Girard pn the ground hands "trembled continuously” Igurels. base\ ■ knocks in four at bats People here greatly regret the bron eorrespondent. Miss Susan B. Fiske and Bobby Daigle. But due 330-203 -0-1 i -9-1 about the motel he la building, news of the death of Addison Pendleton, telephone ,4Cademy that he was on duty at the time of- when she and the 21-year-old spe Here’s W hat You Get: j (Catcher Dick Avery, only a tq graduate this Vnotnth are Co- merchandising deals, endorse Clark of West Springfield. Maas. the shooting. But the Senator add cialist met Inside Camp Whitting fiophomore with -a promising fu 100 200 0- 3-3-2 ments and appearances that hi* I ton where he is under re.striclion. Captains Leo ,C^'r and Johnson, Craig; McAdam He was the son-in-law of Mr. .and ed the Army Secretary was over ture, replaced Hohenthal as the Hohenthal, H u ts o n . Boggini, batting averags has plummeted Mrs. Norman Warner of Gilead, ridden because of a prior contmit- i "He didn't want to talk about mdians' No. 1 defensive player. to .3,')0. From what I have seen Ted Leiiczvk Wins ! it." said Candy. "He just told me Ljrry Heriog and Bill Ayer. and was 42 years of age. His wife ment by some one in the Defense 1957 ELGIN TA H.P. MOTOR In Mob'day ni„hfp 1 ' "isn- he doesn’t; is the former Allonp Warner. Fu Dept. He said he assumed the sub •don't worry about me too much', Position of speed and shift controls gives "in ■J------—- nights makeup I even know what highway the Stratford, June 5 Dr. Ted j Conviction could? mean a sen .0 0 game at Charter Oak Pyk. home motel he is buildhig is on. ^ neral services were held at West committee would look into thi.s. • stinctive" control whether going forward or runs by Bill yiot and Steve Cav- Springfield, with internment in Lenezyk of Indian Hill scored an Girard, 21, re-enlisted in 1955 tence of from 2 to 15 years in a when pivoted for reverse operation. Either Composite High School Averages and .siPv. O p ... I ..T h , X ballplayers .even par 35-36-71 over the Mill Japanese prison W'ay it's easier. 199 aguaro powiI'ereovthe First Nation- Linwood Cemetery.. Colchester. after a 2-year Army hitch which 21.00 DOWN- al Bank lo an 8-,6 triumph over have been good business men. Ty ; Brownie Fl.v-Cp Riles River Country Club course yester THE WHOLE BBI TB Cobb made several millions I n ' ------“ ■■S^' had inclilded service in Japan. He PA.VAMA FI8HING Irnng 'hB FA Fire A Police.---- Dave White Brownies who “flew tip” to Girl day to win the Connecticut Golf Is engaged to marry a Japanese COMBINATION ,/rihn#fm a a 0 1.000 smashed a homer in aviosing cause stocks while lending the Ameri SctMits at a recent ceremony are: Assn. One-Day Tournament. Ed girl. Panama City, Panama—(NEA) ELGIN 12-FT. ALUMINUM BOAT iNfll ... 4 .944 can League in batting and base Deep sea anglers from the United Here Is the perfect boat for oar carrying. It PORJUST Hfnn .. 0 l.(XX) CHURCH LEAGUE Linda Burba. Candace Freld; Judy Creed, of Indian Hill also, took sec 14-,(M)0 Alleged Violations 7 .831 stealing. Any manager would like Double the fileasdre, and Nikki Laklng, Hilary Porter, ond place after a matching of States and 'Central and South is painted smartly aqua green above the 00 KACin,«liI First National Stores\a5 upset The Girard case ig-the first in Arherica will be here for Panama's spray rail. 3 big seats give you plenty of Hohenthal ^ 12 3 .878 Emanuel Luthrtan 7-5 1 niP-ht I bothered like his ^annX g^tch," IMane 'Pelenskl cards \bilh three others who tied more than J4.000 alleged law vio 249 Hir■lutAftn .... 4 .949 at Robertson Park, The intest ' annoy Stan Musl- of leisure living—w(ear a innor, Betty Schreier. for second place with 73s. International Marlin and ^ilflsh room. Styrofoam flotation tanks under each Avpry ...... 3 .909 u lations In which Japan has in-. Tournament, July 15-Aug. 15. 2fi.00 DOWN- Ayer ...... 4 .983 was one of ’the best and fa.sK set rri" <■■■' ■ ■ ■ seat.' At. Scars! " Rirhard .,. 0 1.000 I Mantle is the player whose serv- .... 3 UXiO played thus far this season, wl^h 1 .939 neither club committing an errori I ices off the field are most sought QUADRILLE SPORT SHIRT ELGIN 550-LB. CAPACITY TRAILER ^cbltr t . ,813 . John Evans had three Safeties for Jtoday. No playep ever approached (TUNhinf , 0 .900 the victors and Al Gustafson and Load any boat up to 550 pounds on this sturdy REGULARLV Paulkp 0 .800 by .... 0 .000 Norm Warren collected two bin- 1 twV safeties for the Temple. stegl trailer. It’ll ride smoothly on it.s preci 9 9 - 9 5 Rtcrnlrmh 0 .000 gles apiece for the Lutheran*. The MaiYues .... 100 312 x—7-10-0 $4.95 sion finished Timkln bearings and tough rub rfalrlf 1 i.nno former clouted a two-run homer * . ■ ber 4.00 X 8 wheels. ^nAvif;p 1 .000 I Temple Beth 100 100 0—2- 4-2 DOWN 0 .000 in the third inning. 1 Osgoo T R T J N K ^ W Iup m / • 1TORIL CLOTHES Other Je^tzen Trunks $2,95 up u *USE SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN — CONVEHIENT MONTHLY PAYMENTS! \v For Painters, * “;\- COMPANY, I ■ters, Plnnbcrs "\ Maneheator 1 ■ CHURCH CORNIRS r t in c - <51 PAM S m ilT j U i K j H o b M i MAIN AI4D MMILIVAI^ dK ItR STROT SHOP " S t , g pj, ' HARTTOIL0 iAST HARTFORD • MANCHfSTBt \ Xtan„|^rL,.fg, :M-' A 769 m a in S'^a nL.JAAsM .7.l6ll TK-UAduGBsMIit H L MadwB i4lM •V, f • \ -'ifv l i i r u 'VX.i'-* : V!- V .- '. v : .1 . x ’"-' I Y ■ \'V- x C> ' , ■ . - - ■- '■ ..V = I ■ . ■ - - '-^a ; v -{ —\1- vf ■ ’ V ' . ^ ' ■ . ! ■■ X i?'' ' ■- • -7 :t.. - ■ T" ■. .. - , * /X ■ ■ — r X'- :■ . \ i - . AAAr /•-' V . . V ,.v .SW .AA'; k'"" '. '.s . j • I- .1 ■ ■■ V yy>. '■ \ 'S ■■ ■ . .. ^■..’ ■ X i V. r. MANCHESTER EVENING HgRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 PAGE' TWENTY-EIVB t a g m t w e n t y -f o u r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANtNESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1967 THE 11 Angle i m i er for Giants^ liodgers to Stay By X \ EARL W. YOST No Immediate Yale, Harvard Prep for Big Raee Prior Scores Ace PiMVt CoRviiead Sox Can Win forT^oi Sports Editor At Country Club lisox Hold Five Game Chance of New New London. June 5 (jPi—A rac*-.vstrat(e! Richard Wallas. No. 7;< At Harvard's Rad Top camp, :Leaders: Boardnian Shooting for Early Win for rowing power ia bultding up on Reed Rubin. No. 6 ; John Holbrook, training operations started four Eaat Hampton—Outside Ted Amenta’8 attractive aumiijeY the Thames River where Yalq and No. 6 ; C aptain Don Beer, No. 4; day# after the arrival oif the .Eli*. , Tommy Prior aeored M Me Experience and Depth National League H'.rvard will meet June 15 in their John Cooke. No. 3; Mike Hard. No. on the 18th hole et the MfiK- !^aseball Parks I with final exams taking''up part ;e by Beating RSox resort at Cleanvater Lodge on Lake Pocotopaug, there^s a treditiqnal four-niille struggle. 2; Dave'Wilmerding, Bow, and Bill chceter Ceuatry. Club yeeterdey. B atting (Based on 100 a t bata)-i- volley ball court, table tennis tables, horseshoe pits,- basket I of the time until yeaterday. It wa* the second hole-te-one. Fondy, Pittsburgh, .376; Musial, Coach Jim Ratlvichmidt’s Yale Becklean, coxswain. rI In the two-a day drill sessions, New York, June .5 \/P)—The American licague by a local player thla aeaeon at St. Louis. .361: Groat. TPlttaburgh, ball court and some benches. One particular ben(;h"^was under crew-i .encamped at Galea Ferry ''Morey, Waites, Eeer, Cooke and ' Coach Harvey Love -has enipha- Makes Chicago Stronger New York, June 5 (/P)—Ju8t,how trnich dofesTitching count outlook’ ppeared dimmei* than GB the 8. Main St. courae. Prior .362; Hodges, Brooklyn, .360; a large shade tree and this is where I struclj tip a long con , W L Pet. since May . 27, has geared up to Becklean are veterans of the 1066 I eized mileage and conditiqn as well used a No. 4 Iron. tHese da.vs in the ijiajors? «To the Chi«go^Iiite Sox it' ever today for the Brooklyn Chicago ...... 29 12 .707 near-racing pitch with a settled crew which defeated Harvard on Thomas, Pittsburgh, .349. versation with Sam Boardman, trainer and manager of his ! as bladework in Ih^Xj'jeat for He waa playing la a fooraome '"ilyns Aaron, Milwaukee, .36; means, a five'-game Attierican Lea;^e lead. Ami trrHlje Phila aon, Larry, oiie of the' country's*------r*':------:—- Dodgers and New York Giants New York 25 18 .581 5 and tested crew which has rowed the 'Yhame* . by better than five j f-ower to meet th^diallenge of a“ Chicago, June 5 ■. u ^ r i. ,,/■ tv") ;',: t,.,-,'/ N;- : ; ^ - X X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALE, MANCOTJSTER^ CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JBNE 6, 1967 V ' ^ • .s------' / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE V i9 5 7 PAGE TWKNTy-SrX -BBrd S " ..P etB BMUdiiiff Msterlals 47 HooMhold Goods 7 51 Basbitw Locatlona HonsiBi^for Sslg', Hoosss For Salo •72 Soburban fo. ■5^ i - JIBR Pet O en^-^ (S for Rent ' $4 No. 1 Painted Prime \ y|^OfERAL ELECTRIC ^^1# EAST HARTFORD Oft Oak St HiibftON — 6A, near Fseeeost af U. % Auiambbilwi for Sak ,^ ^4 MotorcydfB^BidyclB» 11- THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! BY FAGAL HORTEN 36 Hflp Wainted—Malt 86 Sbakea...... per sC- 9 1 ^ Dodv ReM ferator, Governor SMAIJ* STORE on Pume|l Place, MANC Six-room Cape Cod, five finished. modem ctM bedroom h' throp secretary, Duncan Phyfe near Main St; Apply Marlow's, A N t) V I( Near echool and tnis. Comblna- for expansion, garage, a MANCRgSTSH Cycla Uop, 166 YOUNG M AN —48 hour week with M I Mltf.L..-- ' ' -- a L . .r - r j •V } ■ i Mvm- Jr 3 ■ : . u - X ’ , y > ' . '.V ■ :i v '41 ■ A .^-• :x--- ' t ••■■A “ V M p ■ r. .7 ■) .'•V .;;v^ , ;> -■ .iX' - < ^■r.r: » ■ • ./• 'WElDI^ESDAY, JUIiE^» 1967 PAGfi TW Em rjJSiG^ “T/ •■’^. ,-‘t, iianf b?0lgr ^gitinp 1SgriiIi> Average Daily Net Prem Run '1^ For the Week Enfled V , Jn'ae 1, 198T changed, thsir sins fergivsn, and alncaraly and davotadly, than ww Hospital pledges due May 18 the Church? their relationship with Odd rsr tnust ‘roll up our alaavM.’ and help rtltTc^wn " b e addressed to the Man- stored;, they find something whim her. We ought to give her . our | LAWN MOWERS 12,584 Memorial Hoepital Build R ose-C ronin W edding Topu^of Sermon satisfies their hiuiger, gives,dksm head and heart, our timo'; and: ing Fui peace, and afforda strength'with means, our very lives.. Then we i , • SiHARPENED Meipber bf the Audit TiM Bighth/SdioDi aii&^ytiUUM in. can share in the joy and thrilt of N BuTMU « f Circulation Diatiiet. mwUng win Members “Irf Hose Co., .No. S, By Phstor Rask "Too, the church offers a helping in this work of building • REPAIRED W«dfW(Mtoy. Jrnie M, not June^22, SMFD. will hotda drill tonight at strengthening fellow^lp. Here ie a an everlasting kingdom." .i PIOK-UP and DELIVERY M at9^ In iMit night's Herald. dj'SO at the firel^ae. "Why vlhb Church?" "Vas the fellowehip of like minds which is ' ~ topic liedd ' for the communion worldwide and which etretchei VOL. LXXVI, NO. 210 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) . MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, JUNE 6. 1957 ■ Roberta Ann BolduK daughter back to Christ Himself. Here le sn Bruce's ^ ’'The Newcomm Club, sponsored of Mr. sihd.Mrg. PatricV^olduc, meditation brought a\ the morning MANCHESTER—Ml M k58 by the YWCA, will hold itt last important succession In which we 153 Brookfield..St.. is a pahe.nt et t or/»hip on Sunday by the Rev. K. all share. This fellowship goes meeting of the season in the' form the Hartf rd Hbspital. EJhar Rask, pastor oP the Ooven- of a dinner and social on fUne 11 9 back to Chriat, and reaches forth dnt Congregational''Church. into the etemiUee. - 7 ^ at 8 p.m. at the 3 J'a Restaurant in The Holy Ghost' M^theps Circle Bolton. Reservations for the din Using as a text Paul’s words to “It might be poseiblo theoreti- wlirhold its final meeting of the the l?ol08Sian church, "He is the callv,’’ said the_ pastor, “ to live a RANGE ner may be made by calling Mrs. year Saturday night at 7 o'dte^ Leroy Olien. ]$ad of the Body, the Church,” Christian life ' apart from the at,the home of Mrs. William B ^ [nister mentioned three basic church, but in practice it does not ■fiore. 45 Adelaide Rd. Husbands appeals'SBt.Jhe church which satis work. We are made as social • UtL OIL are invited to the steaH barbecue. fy the hung8b- 2 9 5 ’ 5 3 ’ 9 9 5 i Oit: BROILED SWORDFISH ..... 2.00 • Aoto Toi» . (Ml OUMB-UF - T Rocker with MERC. (IS) STAND UF AND EE OLDS. Solid Mahog STUFFED LOUISIANA, SHRIMP . .; ...... 2.75 Furniture Upholstering COUNTED « j games neither O'Malley nor Stpneham have fellows like Larry Ooby and 1 \ ,„, i Robertaon Park. National League Sanford. Philadelphia. 6-1. .857; j i'«rk. Baltimore moved to within ■•ll»at are jnour plan.* for I^arry Center Congo* v* Community had made any commitments to if.k* wins?" I asked. "We're going w L Pet. GB n ^ t W^enT-'' Saepe has beeh prom oted^ Gross, Cincinnati. Buhl. Milwaukee ; a half-game of sixth place Kansas Baptist, 6;30-Robert*on Park. stay in New York. ' to win, and win decisively. Larry TTie two club heads refused to Ctnclnnaii .., 28 16 .636 n e ^ ^ lU ^ e a enjoying the , ^^^kn la Braves^ Rookie Not Impi^sed -and Schmfdt, S't. Lniis, 4-1, .800. City, besting tie A's 9-7; and X X , . . a - X . First National v* Mai Tool, Fav(»rite Park •Strikeouts Koiifa.x, Brooklyn, WaMiinglon knocked off Detroit ^should u ld have knocketlknockeri Smith out in 6:15-Charter Osk Park, give the city ' any guarantees. Philadelphia , 26 17 .66.6 the.xtiratthe.^&rat meeting ilrt>'«ilrt>« Boston last ast „,x x . . Brooklyn .;., 2.6 17 .595 2 ."iO: firott, Chicago, ,60; Arroyo, 4-3. ' Thiiraday, June 6 O'Malley, in fact, expressed ex L Ne'viMlork — (.NT,A) —Willie Pittsburgh. 48; Roberts, O rd w ell While the Phillies, who like th* yeai\'l
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