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VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 210 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1905 (Olaeoifled Advertlilac ou Page Id) PRICE SEVEN CENTS They’re and All’s O.K.
Trial TV Rejected McDivitt, White Land Almost on Bullseye Supreme Court Kills HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)— A.'itronauts James A. Mc Divitt and Edward H. White II and their Gemini 4 spacecraft splashed safely into the Atlantic Ocean af ter their record four-day space flight today and werg swiftly picked up by a helicopter. Birth Control Law I Both astronaut.s reported they were in good condi tion after their 97-hour .'i7-minute endurance flight WASHINGTON (AP)__ MIon for the Advancement of'^ered the court's main opinion Colored People in an Alabama which overturned conviction of jdunng which they set an American man-in-space rec- The Supreme Court struck case. Estes in a Tyler, Tex., -state I ord and While tixik a walk in space. down today Connecticut’s Douglas then went on to say: court trial. I Both Asli-onnuLs reported they ; ------antibirth control legisla "Would we allow the police to Clark's opinion said that the " were in good condition after in Hoti.ston, mi.ssion director tion. search the -sacred precincts of chief function of Judicial ma Uieir 97-hi)Ur .57-minute emliir (Thri.stopher C Kraft Jr., lit his The court ruled on an ap marital bedrooms for telltale chinery is to ascertain the truth ance flight during which Uiey traditional victory cigar. peal challenging Connecticut .signs of contraceptives? The and "the use of television, how I set an American man-in-sp,ice The craft plunged into the .sea iaw.s banning the use of con very idea is repulsive to the no ever, cannot be said to contrib record and While look a walk in only five miles from a helicop traceptives and prohibiting the tions of privacy surrounding the ute materially to this objective. ' space. ter that had beciV^ispatched giving of advice about birth marriage relationship. "Rather," Clark .stated, "its 1 Tliey al.so reported they Were from the deck of the main re control devices. "We deal with a right of pri use amounts to the injection of i hungry. covery ship, the aircraft carrier vacy older than thp Bill of an irrelevant factor into court ! Gemini 4 plunked into Uie sea Wasp Ju.stice William O. Douglas Rights older than our politi delivered the 7-2 decision. proceedings. In addition expen- at 12:1.7 p.m. EST about ,7!)0 The Wasp was about 46 miles Justice Potter Stewart wrote cal parties, older than our ence teaches that there arc i miles east of (Tape Kennedy from Gemini 4. steaming to a dissenting opinion in which school .system. Marriage is a numerous situations in w'hich it where they staried their hi.storu- ward it for a pickup. Justice Hugo L. Black joined. coming together for better or might cause actual unfaime.ss Joiirney la.sl Thursday. McDivitt and While reported worse, hopefully enduring and Douglas' opinion said the Con- . , . some so subtle as to defy ' Within minute.s both a search that "everything is okay” after intimate to a degree of being aecticut case "concerns the re detection by the accused or con helicopter and plane were over- the landing. lationship lying within the zone sacred. The association pro trol by the Judge." The word was relayed to a motes a way of life, not causes; I head. They repirted the capsule of privacy created by several search airplane which was on a harmony in living, not politi Clark went on in an 18-page ' in good condition and floa.ting fundamental constitutional printed opinion to explain what well. the scene within minutes. The cal faith; a bilateral loyalty, not word was relayed to the Wa.sp guarantees." commercial or social projects. he thought were .some of the ! The landing was about 40 He went on; "And it concerns effects of u.se of- tele\nsion in for transmission to Mi.ssion (Ton- Stewart's dissenting opinion miles .short of the planned land- trol Center in Houston. a law which, in forbidding the said the Supreme Court was not criminal trials and cited, among I ing point and about 48 miles use of contraceptives rather taking the con-stitutional way to other things, the impact of ' from the main recovery .ship, The astronauts requested by than regulating their manufac strike down the Connecticut courtroom television on a de ' the aircraft carrier Wa.sp. radio that they be picked up by ture or sale, seeks to achieve its fendant. helicopter rather than waiting law, urging that the people of lAP Photofax) A helicopter di.spatc.hed from goals by means having a maxi Connecticut should be permitted "Its presence," said Clark, the Wasp picked up McDivitt for the ship to pull alongside. After four days in the cramped quarters of Gemini 4, Astronauts Edward The final orbit, number 62, mum destructive impact upon to do so through their elected "Ls a form of menial if not and White about 12:47 p.m. and that relaUonshIp. began at 10:22 a.m. Splashdown representatives, phy.sical hara.s-sment, re.seni- White and James McDivitt can look forward to room to spare in these quar carried them toward the Wasp. "Such a law cannot stand in bling a police line up or the third is due at 12:15 p.m. "Don't TTie court, in a 5-4 division ters aboard the aircraft carrier Wasp. This is the bedroom of Capt. James The copter was piloted by Navy Mght of the familiar principle so degree. Omdr. Clarence O. Fisk. forget, I want to be recovered in often applied by this court, that al.so declared that the televis W. Conger where the men will rest following their medical checkups. a hurry," command pilot Me- "The inevita'ble close ups of Before the a.stronauts left the a ‘governmental purpose to con ing of criminal trials denies to his gestures and expressions Dvitt radioed back in his crisp trol or prevent activities consti defendants their constitutional capsule, frogmen secured it tenor voice. during the ordeal of his trial with a flotation collar. The tutionally subject to state reg right of due process of law. might well transgre.ss his per "Roger.” replied th* flight ulation may not be achieved by It ruled on an appeal by Billie Familiar Face Viet Nam Action swimmers had dropped from communicator. "They're (re sonal sensibilities, his dignity, the helicopters with a raft. means which sweep unneces Sol Estes, the Texas promoter, and his ability to concentrate on cover forces) on the way, AM sarily broadly and thereby in who said he did not get a fair THOMASTON (AP) — Before leaving the spacecraft the proceedings before him — each astronaut took a blood you got to do is hit the spot. vade the area of protected free trial on swindling charges be Fred Denis was on the roof "Jim ,” he continued, "it looks sometimes the difference be pressure reading for the medi dom. ' cause proceedings were con of his burning restaurant real good from here. We've got tween iife and death dispas cal records. Douglas was quoting from an ducted under the eyes of the sionately, freely and without the when he saw a familiar the targeting area and proce •arlier Supreme Court decision TV cameras. face. Planes Smash Then they opened the right dures worked out to get the re Involving the National Associa Justice Tom C. Clark deliv- (See Page Eight) It was fireman Peter spaaeoraft hatch and climbed covery forces in real quick.” into the huge raft. A helicopter Raider, who rescued Denis He told McDivitt it appeared from the roof of the White plucked them from the ocean on a 30-foot hoist with a hamess- he and White would experience Fence Inn during the 1955 a load of about eight times the flood. Once again he Hke attachment. Several Sites At the time of pickup, the force of gravity when the cap>- brought Denis to safety. sule hits the searing atmosphere The restaurant survived Wasp had steamed to within 32 Collegers First Graduates SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P )— U.S. and Vietna miles The helicopter pilot re of re-entry — about twice the the flood but not the fire. force they anticipated but ne It was destroyed by the mese planes destroyed a military radio station in North ported the astronauts were in Sunday morning blaze. Viet Nam today and hit a radar site, a supply depot, good shape and in high spirits. (See Page Eight) In the Mission Control Center Denis estimated the loss military barracks and three boats, a military spokes Compared to Test Pilots at $250,000. man announced. Pilots repxjrted destroying 10 ted nine mile-s southwest of the Associate degrees were<^-A« W«Lrren St»k«r, th« oom-^wiith tlielr new idoills. At least weapxjns piositlons around a ra new Chu Lai airstrip. Astronauts’ Log conferred on the first moaicemeint speaker and vice one. William P. Rice Jr., the dar site on Hon Nieu Island and The Marines were caMed in to president of the Hartford (Ten valedictorian, will transfer to a Ferry Workers’ clear the area at the request of graduating class of Man destroying or damaging 19 ter of Renaslaer Polytechnic In four-yMr college. lyce is going buildings at the (Thap Le army a Vietnamese district chief. The chester Community Col stitute, said; to Wlllmantlc State College Homes Target barracks complex five miles Viet Oong wounded were taken lege yesterday afternoon "You, the first class, have and plans to be a teacher. north of the border. prisoner by a government force. Slated for Orbiting under a blazing sun in the been .somewhat, like test pilots One young lady, Karen Eight U.S. F106 Jets hit the The previous large.st toll of who check out the newly de Btecko, took the executive sec Of Fire Bombs radio station and communica the Viet Oong by American quadrangle of Manchester signed aircraft to see that it retarial curriculum but became tions center and pilots repx>rted ground action was 20 killed by High School. The occasion flies as it was designed to fly. so interested in some arts sub NEW YORK (AP) — Fire both were destroyed, the two Marine pjatrols in the Chu For Gemini’ s Flight jects along the way that she is bombs were hurled toiday at two verged on the historic I think this analogy Is an apt spokesman said. The location (See Page Ten) since the Class of 1965 is one because the re.sults and ob planning'to take some £k^li^ homes occupied by still-working was not given. and history courses during the employes of the struck Staten HOUSTON, Tex, (A P )— Gemini 4 astronauts James the first and maybe the servations of the test pilot are The pilots also repx>rted they used to evaluate the design. evening. Island Ferry. A cinder block sank a vessel near ^ u te 1 and A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II hurtled through last to graduate from the Modifications are made as re AM will bo watched with was thrown through a window left two others sinking after the space today toward the climax of their record-smash critical eye as they venture into at the home of a third worker. U.S. Forces college while it is under quired to obtain the desired per crews opened up on them with ing, history-making flight— a landing west of Cap« formance." the academic, buitoesa or tech Later, at least three trains heavy automatic weapions. town auspices. carrying commuters to the ferry The (Tlase of 1965 follow; Su nical spheres. The planes also hit the Vinh Kennedy in the Atlantic Ocean. Aa School Supt. William Cur- terminal at St. George, Staten Over 50,000 zanne Davidson, associate in "With your having completed supply depx)t which has been a The spIasAidown, set for about<4> prMident ex-officio o t the Island, were stopped by seven 12:14 p.m. (EST), was to be science degi^ee In accounting: the requireiftents of the curric target before. The pilots said Divllt was given re-entry In college, said "The bill on higher pickets from the striking union. SAIGON, South Viet Nam James D. Oilbert, associate in ulum, the academic process has heavy smoke blanketed the area made in Mercury-atyle — sens formation by Canary Islands education (approved by the All seven were arrested. science in' business administra now run the full cycle. The sig and most of the 15 tons of (AP) — U.S. military author benefit of a computer system tracking station as Gemini 4 houae Friday) haa an excellent No injuries were reported in tion; Karen A. Orant, associate nificance then of this occasion, bombs hit a warehouse complex ities disclosed today that the whiefh went out of order Sunday. streaked toward Tripoli and chance of passing. The Jurisdlc- the fire bombings. Space officials predicted the in science in executive secreta as viewed by an educator, is of 11 buildings. strength of American military Bengasi. Apollo landmark ex tton of the college will tl\jn that it represents that point in landing would be safe, about 15 oome under the state comi rial; Dwight B. McQuade, asso The seven pickets, from 'the The spokesmen said the periment information also the development of this new .striking AFL-CIO Marine Engi per-sonnel in South Viet Nam degrees per ^'second in good passed to him and he was told •ion on higher education.” ciate in sdence in business ad planes ran into "intense antiair now has pxa.ssed the 60.(XX) mark. college at )^ lch evaluation and neers Beneficial Association, craft fire” but all returned safe weather. to use all remaining film at his But for the graduaAM, for ministration; WLUtam P. Rice critical review of the programs They said that aa ot June 3 the As the two Air Force major.s Jr., aasociate in arts in liberal lined up across Staten Island discretion. McDivitt saiq "all Dean Frederick Lowe, for the smd their objectives';oan com ly- figure was approximately 51,- neared the end of their four-day arts and science; and Karen B. Rapid Transit tracks at Tysens spacecraft systems and crew community college faculty and mence," said Dr. StoRpt. On the ground, U.S. Marines 000. trip, flight surgeons said their go,” but sounded tired. A few Stecko, associate in science in Lane, New Dorp, Staten I.sland. scored their biggest success of •taff, for the Citizen.5 Advisory "Your progress in careers Of that total, a spokesman condition remained "as tit and minutes later he said, “ I'm executive secretarial. They stopped trains which car- the Viet Nam war Saturday Council, and for the town— thds win be lollowed with great in said, about 21,500 are U.S. as good as when they took off." pretty tired and sleepy, I sus was a proud ntomenft. Moot have been taking termi terest. 'Ihe comments at your (See Page Nine) when' they killed 80 Viet (Tong Army, 16,500 U.S. Marine Corps. They were then in their 56th pect Ed is, too." It was the end, and the be nal programs. They ha"ve been and wounded 60 others with ar 9,500 U.S. Atr Force and 3,500 orbit with a half dozen to go. Orbit No. 59 (5:37 a.m.) — ginning also, of an evaluation. seeking Jobs commensurate (See Page Ten) tillery (ire. But eight leather U.S. Navy. The final orbit-by-orbit record With 91 hours and 31 minutes of necks were lost Sunday in a hel Here is a chronology chowing — all times Eastern Standard: icopter collision over the South how U.S. p>ersonnel committed the mission gone, McDivitt was Orbit No. 54 ( 9:47 p.m.I — given orbital track information (Thina Sea. to Viet Nam has increased: White reported he had been A U.S. military spokesman and ordered to awaken White 1960 unable to track the winged .sa repxjrted that Marine g^inners May 6 — U.S. replying about and get "a couple of hours sleep on Saturday pxjured 63 rounds tellite Pegasus 2, seeh by the yourself. " (Temini control into a,Viet Oong battalion spx>t- (See Page Nine) astronauts earlier in their flight. checked back 20 minutea later ControHers continued efforts to find a solution to the computer (See Page Tea) trouble. Physical condition of both spacemen, flight phy.si- cians said, continued "very good.” State Raise Bill Orbit No. 56 (11:21 p.m.) — White received preliminary in- News Tidbits .structions for Monday's landing. from the AP Wires -K* Mission control said the instruc Gerfain of Passage tions which may be updated, were for a Mercury-type de President Johnson's request , scent. Weather reports (or the HARTFORD (A P )— It should be smooth sailing the for $89 million to launch an recovery area said there was extended program of economls rest of the way for the omnibus judicial and pay raise good visibility, waves 3 to 4 feet aid in South Viet Nam. Thai bill. t ------Ugh, east to southeast winds at land and Laos approved 13-4 by • The measure, which would on, said, "This legislature isn't 15 knots and widely scattered the Senate Foreign Relations firm up the "chain of coni- being fair to the rest of the showers. Com m ittee... “ The draft was mand" in Uie state Judicial aya- state employes, and to Uie teach Orbit No. 56 (12:56 a.m.) — responsible, directly or indi tem and create 11 more judge- ers, unless we permit the Judges With leas than 11 hours remain rectly, for about 60 per cent of shlpw hit a snag in the House to make their oontributitms to ing in the GT-4 mission, McDi- our new enlisted men’’ last Saturday. • thedr retirement.” vMt was ending a sleep period year, Secretary of Defense Rol^ It had already received a But Republican and Democra and White becinnlng one. Off ert S. McNkmara says in testt- nearly unanimous chorus of tic leaders urged that the the coast of Peru, approaching mooy urging a' $446,586 mili “ ayea" when Majority Leader amendment, which would have the Roee KNOT Victor tracking tary pay Increase. Louis J. Padula, R-Norwalk, slowed down the progress of the ship, mission control officials An unexpectedly large num asked that it be reconsidered. bill, be rejected. said the mission had been "100 ber of public school distrlcta in Padula expjlalned that he had "If we pass the amendment," per cent successful eo far." Southern and border, states ars overlooked a commitment he said Assistant Minority Leader Orbit No. 57 (3;S9 a.m.) BulMnittlnc plana for voiun- had made several days before Peter A. (Trombie, D-B)nfleld, With 88 hours and 47 minutes of tary deaegregatloa of all 13 to Rep. Morris B. Hogan, R- “ we are very likely to lose the the flight tiniahed. White report grades by this fall, the offlca Buriington, promising to allow bill, which we do not want to ed to Oanary Islands tracking of education sa y s... U.S. Am Hogan to submit qn amendment. do.” station; "Everything still looks bassador Maxwell D. Taylor rs- Hogan's amendment, which Orombie conceded that there good except the computer." turns home for consultations would have required Judges to appeared tq be crniatderabLe sup About 33 mdi.-kes later, aa Gem with President Johnson and contribute five per cent of their port (or the idea ,of having ini 4 sped oVer Borneo and the left open the possibility M • salaries toward their p>ensions, Judges contribute to their pen (Telebea, miseion control report-, greater oomhat role for UJl> quickly gained suppori through sions, but he added that a study ed that the US6 Wasp was at the foroes In Viet Nam. out the House. of the Judicial pension program rscovsry sits, itO miles east ot A young Kansas farm boy, Hogan argued that "it is already planned. (Taps Ksiuisdy' and 63S miles fresh out of collsgs and r«- wouldn’t be too much of a pen Hogan said that under the southwest o<, Bermute. TM r^ portedly looking fw Job, la alty on the judges to start ooo- present system a Judge who rs- minutes Ister, tlM spacecyaB sought hi a wWs manhunt on a (gtbuUng to the (pension) fund" tirss at the mandatory rstira> was In mld-Paaiflc on a routs fsderal eharga of robbing a bnoauM they w e n begin ghr«h msnt age o f TO raosi’ifea a peo> that wQitti lilM R ovsrnarilM ni Nsbraska bank in whMi wrai, - 1965—Suzanne Davictoon, Janies GiL" Stecko, apd. William Rice Jr., ' valedictorian. MIIsM In Ute same btU. f)i'iSiiiesy am} VenMusla. pwam tsesekHideiiiafaturtB ' bart, Kar«B tSrant, Dwight McQuade,. Karen (Herald•‘ photo by Pinto.) Itgp. Italph J. Brown, R-BMt- ,<6ea Faga T b n a ) OrUt No. SS (itog a.io.) — Ms* was wounded-. . T ■ . ■ ... " ■' 4 - ' \.A' ♦ u ®. ^4 i r ■( -.'I I J' vt ' V
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committee members are urged them enough time, they IwiU ^outh Windsor ^ to attend. erventuaUy write etery word In Sheinwold on Bridge New England, What’s Ahead —- Part 1 ( ■ I ■ ■ '■ Banquet Tonight Shakespeare’s plays purely by North «lealer . . The installation of the wom chance. But who la to winnow HEART IN BIGHT PLACE the maae unusuable garbage North-South valnenUo en's league of Our Savior Lu o t IF FINESSE IS OOBBBCT Final Meeting in a Series theran Church will be held to to discover 'this ? NORTH “THE WAY ^ K 1 0 1 2 night at 7 :30 at the Clam Box, In the matter of so-called . A Q 4 2 ‘Make More.. Spend More.. Save More’ Silas Deane Highway, Wethers “ muslque concrete" •which By ALFRED SHEINWWA> On Education Set Tonight TWa otrfumn has said so many O J52 field. Tlie group will meet at the I HEARD IT” makes use of new sounds made 4 k 16 __ church at 7. available by electronic research, naaty things about Hnesses In recent months that members of WOT Supt. Charlen Warner and<^<»on of Mr. and Mra. Peter Groe- Program Introduction I am less sure. Only one ex it 43 4i 6 Key to Economy in Six-State Region An Introduction to the Confra ample stands out as being ef the Finessers’ Union have * 1087 5 <7 Supt. WIlUam Perry will si, 37 Murray Rd. and Carl hy John Gruber threatened to picket my bridge Uuty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul ternity of Christian Doctrine fective in my experience, and 0 K 96 0 Q I08S hold an open meeting for all program and its needs in St. that was utilized just briefly by table. "We’ll let you off,” they LiUty. 70 T..ewis Dr. pfomise, "If you show that your EDITOR’S NOTE: What lsfor automobiles, television sets,<»comparatively low. Connecticut-'more. the congested South End<^$896 million according to 8o\ith Wtnd.aor reaidenta to Gro.ssi was awarded a 11.550 Margaret Mary's parish will be Carl Orff in much the same industry is spending millions to is being opened up, and on their mates by the U.S. Department held tonight at 8 in the church manner as Richard Strauss em heart is in the right place.” A A Q J » ? i the New England economic pic appliances, home repairs, new night at 8 at South Windsor .scholarship for his first year at installations....heaters, refrig day to prepare for the product sites are rising glittering office of the Interior and Army engi hall. Mrs. Edward Keepin from ployed polytonality at the pre Opening lead—Queen of clubs. 13 ture midway through the 1960a7 neers. It has been called the High School. Trihtty, renewable each year K 0 A 74 erators, air conditioners....and demand of the future.” buildings, luxury apartments, Harwinton will be guest 1 have several times dtacussed** I'm frequently accused o t not sentation of "the rose” in Bos- When this hand was played How much are New Englander* housing projects and other greate.st single economic de This will be the la.»t of a his grades warrant. He is aalu- South couldn’t find the key heart OAK ’earning? How much are they then there’s vacation money in In New Hampshire, the large speaker. the relationship of the critic to liking modem music, and this enkavalier. Polytonality has not structures. velopment In the hi.story of New aeries of meetings which are be tatorten. has been president of The program will also include the public during the past years. may seem to be the case. Most in the right place. He led the North EofC Soidh Waal savings T To find the answer to volved, too. city of Manchester reports sav his cla.ss for all his four years been effective as an end in it ings deposits of $388 million—up Hartford’s urban renewal has England,...if it materializes. ing held to acquaint all laxpay- a panel discussion given by This time I think it might be of what I hear is just, good Jack of hearts for an early fi Fan Pan I 4 P a« these questions the Associated The steady upward spiral in ara with the education pro in high school and vice presi self; the same seems to be true 3 4 Pas* 4 Pam 240 per cent over 1950. And, al practically rebuilt the central To sum up, the overall New members of tlie parisu. All par well to examine the retetion^ip craftsmanship. I’ve'e been plug nesse, losing bo the king. He 6 AM. Press conducted an extensive jobs, money, and business in gram. Its problems, growth and dent of the Connecticut Feder of "muslque concrete." though the city lost 10 per cent city....New Haven’s downtown England picture is very en ishioners are invited to attend of the critic to the artist he re ging the music of Carl Orff, for eventually lost a diamond trick. survey with the help of 29 mem general is all the more remark achool boundaries. ation of Student CounciLs in his If you don’t know what of h i manufaoturing jobs since is radically changed, and Prov couraging and the details of to become aware of their re- views. which is a matter that example, for about eight or ten "aleatoric” music is, or haven’t Down one. M. You hold: Spades, K-10-8-2; ber newspapers. The following able in view of a stiff economic idence is one ot the few cities ■how it is maintained are stories Time will be allotted for ques- , .senior year, As South played the hearts, 1955, that loss was more than .sponsibillties to this program, frequonUy caii.ses .strained rcla- years, and would have been encountered "musique con Hearla, AQ-4-t; Dlamonda, J- is the first of a four-part series. blow in the 60’s when much of in the nation to have completed in themselves. tions from the audience. It is. pje was representative to which serves adults as well as tion.s. -with blood pressures on plugging it longer biit I never Ihe king could not possibly be 5-J: Oluba, 8-6. What dO y«m tay? covered by an increase of 30 crete” don’t despair; you will. the textile industry either pack per cent in non-manufacturing four urban renewal projects. (Tomorrow: Jobs and Wages). hoped that parents who have I Boys' State in his junior year, children. both sides soaring toward outer encountered him before that in the right place. The king Answer: Bid two hearts, You BOSTON (AP)—“ Make more, ed up and left New England or FOR THE not been able to attend any of manager of the school year Just make up your own mind jobs. Government spending, espe Boy Scout News space. time. I've been plugging Walter about iti-and don’t let some would be played on South’s jack will raise spodea al your next spend more, save more.” just went out of business. cially in the form of military the previous meetings held in ; jjook for the past two v^rs, Boy Scout Troop 62 recently Let's consider the composed Piston for a good while, too. no matter which opponent had turn, thus showing a hand tiiat Those words, paradoxical as The general picture in Meuisa- musicolc^st convince you you Today, former textile centers ohusetts, too, carries out the contracts, puls plenty of money Brown Renamed MOTHERS TO BE the elementary schools and ta x -:« member of the National' Hon- held a court of honor. The fol and the critic first. It is a mat I've plugged Alban Berg for the king of hearts, and South ia too strong tor a single miee they may seem, sum up the in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, payers who do not have chiS ^r Society for two years, and don’t know anything and should New England theme....busine.ss in the business well to be lowing awards were presented: ter of historical record that over 30 years fon his "Wozzek" accept it at once. wouM make only two heart but not strong enough for a New England economy as the New Hampshire, Connecticut dren in public schools will be a member of the South Wind is good. Quincy, Lynn, New pumped out in wages, profits Hose Co. Head Swimsuits, Nursing and Ma Roger Evans, coin collecting: Meyerbeer always sought out though I have reservations on I have some sympathy for tricks. He would lose either t-wo double mlae. It la worth a dou six-state region surges along in and Maine, are keeping pace ternity Bras, Girdles, Uni able to attend this meeting sor school newspaper staff, de Bedford, Springfield, Boston and expansion. Ted Farley, wood carving; Rob the critics in advance of a new his "Lulu.” the hardworking c o m p o s e r dianKmds or one diamond and ble- raise, however, U you have the mid-sixties. with the rest of the nation with forms, Dresses, Tops, Stretch Supt. Warner emphasized. bating club and science club. ert DeMaio, camping, pioneer opera’s premiere. He would I’nr perfectly willing to be one heart. already passed. Jobs are plentiful. Pay is and the rest....all report tlie And, that every fact carries Randall N. Brown of 58 Spruce Whose works I must give a dim HB. -1^ business described as “ good,” same facts. There’s money in with it a warning. Military St. was elected to his fifth term Pants, etc. Population Increases He plans to study law. ing, public speaking and cook wine them, dine them, and give judged on my decision that r e v ie w . But the "Aleatoric” South needs three heart bricks good. Business is teeming with "fine,” "excellent.” And busi Town Manager Terry Spren ing; Steven DeMaio, camping these three are the most signif to make the slam. He can do Fbr Sheln-wold'a 36-page book- activity. Banks are busy ac the workers pockets, cash reg spending can change overnight as captain of Ho.se Co. 3, Town Lutv has been awarded a Jl.- them expensive presents. In re composer who takes an atom nessmen use the seme words and several communities in New kel today Informed the town 4,^) j^holarship. also renewable and pioneering; Kut Lorenzen, turn, he received positively ec icant composers I have encount this If the king of iKmiu, hearts is ...in I Pocket Guide to Bridge,” cepting deposits and making isters are whirring, bankers are Fire Department, Saturday izer full of ink, directs it across when they talk of the future. smiling, and industry, in most England are on notice that night at a meeting and election council that the estimated pop- jf g7-ades warrant. He is a mem- Uenderfoot badge; Douglas John static re\-iews which went far ered in over a quarter century the stream of air from an elec thetne rightngm piaxplace c — at his right, | jq cents t o Bridge Book, loans. New construction is the ulation for South Wind.sor as of per of the National Honor So- son, advanced to assistant scout in the Blast hand. After winning i Manchester Eve. Herald, Box Standlsh K. Bachman, cases, is expanding. things may change. of officers at the fire house on Glazier s toward helping the box-office, of listening. I have no idea how tric fan and calls the ensuing order of the day. Maine’s commissioner of Elco- June 1 is 14.500 persons. These ciety. served as president of the master; Kevin Norige, .camping many other composers I have the first club. South draws 3318, Grand Central Station, And there’s hardly a cloud on There appear to be two big Poi'lsmuth. N. H.. Bangor, Spruce St. A dinner was held at the compo-ser's royalties, and droplets that land toy chance nomic Development, said: Maine, New London, Conn., and Raffa’s Restaurant, Glaston 631 Main St. — Manchester estimates are released through student council, feature editor and pioneering, and Carl Acker, his reputatttm with the public heard in that time. I think on a piece of paper music, gets trumpe with the ace and king New York 17, N.Y. the Jiorizon. factors in this success story,... the State Health Department, of South Winds and was a cooking. and begins the hearta by lead Copyright. 1966 "W e’ve gained 15 industries urban renewal and federal gov several other communities to a bury, after the meeting. Corset and Uniform Shop of those times. Prokofieff was more clever than short shrift in my book. TaRs this statistic, tor ex and 29 of our existing industries lesser degree, have begun stud In commenting on the late.st, member of the varaity ba.seball Nurses Slate Named any of these, but had not os He is no more worthy of be ing a low heart from the dum General Features Corjt. ample—Uiere are 3,840,000 men ernment spending. Others re-elected are Edward Mrs. Paul Kuehn was elected Today we don't think much of have launched into expan.sion Boston, Hartford, Providence, ies to ease the expected or pos Pagani, first leiutenant; ■ John figures the manager stated that | team. He plans to major in pob- Meyerbwr. either in this coun much lasting value. Shoetakov- ing compared with Beethoven, my. and womdn gainfully employed while the figures definitely re-1 tioal science, president of the Nurses Club. Cannot Resist GOOD, BETTER, BEST projects. These 44 ventures will and New Haven are the leaders sible closing of military installa Boyle, second lieutenant; Thom try or elsewhere. No composer itch and a hoot of others have et al. than the spatterdash lino on non-farm jobs. And that’s ....provide jobs for another 3,- tions. fleet a population increase in ! Bake Sale Set Other officers include: Mrs. always seemed over-rated to leum on your kitchen floor is Blast cannot re.sist effectively. MT. CLEMENS, Mich. (AP) nearly 300,000 more than were in the urban renewal category... as McNally, secretary: John now follows Meyerbeer's tactic.s, 376 Maine folks.” And the Federal Reserve Reggelts, treasurer; Paul Ves- the community the figures may | Temple Beth Hillel Sisterhood Vincent Callahan, vice presi- me, and I don’t mind saying so. worthy of being compared with If Blast plays Ws king. South — Wanted: good drivers to at working in 1955. at least in scope. I dent; Mrs. Chris Meligonis, sec happily. As a matter of fact, will later take the jack of hearts Then, George JL-Mascott, ex In the capital city of Massa- Bank cautions Massachusetts — co, Paul Correnti and Maurice tend to be conservative, based will hold a cake sale Wednes- very few composers would be in I know, a great many people the Mona Lisa. The wx»nder is tend a voluntary traffic course "The facts of the present on the number of permits is- day at the Vernon Circle Mar- retary and treasurer, and Mrs. and gel to dummy with a trump More Aid for Camp Kennedy ecutive secretary of the Greater chu.setts, which some parts of strongly dependent on military Correnti, trustees, and Richard GLOBE a po.sition to do .so today. They will say ‘"What about- Hinde that anybody performs these sponsored toy the local police trend make good reading,” says eued by the building depart- ket beginning at 9:30 a m. Ce Emile Lanier, publicity. to discard diamonds on the ace Mayor Francis J. Mahoney, right, accepts a $200 donation to Burlington Industrial Corp., the country were ready to as contracts that “ any major cut Suhie and Joseph Barrett, audi usually earn less for their ef mith, Bartok, or oven John works at all. department. The Macomb Daily the “ Federal Reserve Bank in ment. I chairmen are Mrs. Richard Gri- Police Training and queen of hearts. If Blast and the Automobile Club of Camp Kennedy Day Camp for Retarded Children made by says of business in’ Burlington, sign a role as a historic shrine, back in defense contracts . . . tors. , Travel Servic* forts than the critics, a truly Cage?” Everyone to his taste, Bo.ston. » may mean substantial loss in The town had a population gorian and Mrs. Roman Luft- Charles Jurgelas and Alfred plays a low heart. South wins Michigan, Object of the month Fearvante J. Vichl, on behalf of the Manchester Package All those towering cranes, Vt....“ Business is great; hasn’t towering buildings are piercing Cowperthawaite of the South unhappy state of affairs. of course. In my opinion Hinde local market employment.” $.S,000 VOTE « f 9.460 persons in 1960. based glas. mith wrote too much and would with the jack, leads a heart to ly session is to update those Store Association. The presentation, witnessed by about 150 puffing bulldozers, banging been so good since Buriingfton the old low skyline. There’s the 905 MAIN STREET on the federal census figurea., Committee Meeting Windsor Police Department are The composer who receives Final Recital the ace and ruffs a heart. When who consider themselves good association members, wives and guests, was made at yes became a city 100 years ago.” 52 - story Prudential Tower. However, there’s one govern QUINCY, HI. (A P )—Mayor > 643-2165 attending a four-week course of have done better to spend more hammers and keening sa'ws Scholarship Winners | There will be a meeting of the an unfavorable review for a the king drop.s. South can get to drivers on the latest traffic terday’s annual dinner-dance, al the Garden Grove (Herald represent work on office build Connecticut is New England’s There are the high buildings of ment expenditure New England Wes Olson was called on to per police training at the Bethany new work is quite understand time improving hia better ef dummy with a trump to discard is eagerly seeking. That's for form an official duty and break Full tuition acholarshipa to ways and means committee of forts instead of writing ever Set for Pupils laws and skills needed on to photo by Pinto.) ings, roads, bridges, factories “ bootn town,” according to re the new Government Center. Authorized agent in Man- State Police Troop. The ably peeved. He has put in long a diamond on the queen of the long - talked-of Passama- a 7-7 city council deadlock on Trinity College have been given the South Windsor Women's more and more "unfinished" day’s high-speed roads. and residences. ports by editors in that state. Boston’s urban renewal pro to two South Windsor High Club on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. course Is sponsored by the Con hours of work; he ha.s paid The Werner Piano and Organ hearts. "Business and Incomes are at gram, costing hundreds of mil quoddy-Sl. John River hydro an important mea.sure. His tie- nectlcut Chiefs of Police Asso compositions. I don’t mean they Contracts for most of that con fichool seniors. , at the home of Mrs. Stephen money to have the part.s ex South makes his slam if Elart struction were signed in 1964 all-time high levels in Hart lions, is clearing away buildings electric projects. breaking vote automatically ciation. tracted; he has labored indus ore incomplete, I mean they are Studio, Frederic E. Werner and has rtarted with K x or wlUi K- The Quoddy-St. John project hiked his salary as mayor from They au'e Peter Groee4 Jr.. | Lockwood, 177 Laurel St. All unfinished in the sense they and F.W. Dodge Co., business ford,” Is the report from Con- which stood tor a century or Town Manager Terry Sprenkel triously to convince someone Mrs. Louise Recknagel, mem x-x of hearts. EJosl should play BURT LANCASTER State Pay Raise Bill neoticut. "Unemployment is ' more. Old Scolly Square is no would involve something like $9,000 to $12,000 a year. said two more officers will join never were sufficiently polished statisticians, put the total value that the work should get a hear bers of the Connecticut State low to defeat the slam If he JEANNE MOREAU of them at a whopping $2.3 bil the department by July 1, One ing: he has supervised at re and edited. Music Teachers Association, started with four or more hearta position is to fill a vacancy and Today it is fashionable to headed by the king, but It is lion. hearsals; and then along comes will present the third and clos BJveryrwhere across the New WHEN YOU SEE THE FINE the other to expand the depart a critic who knocks all this ef prai.se the crudities .-Evident in ing recital of the season on easy tor Blast to m ^ e the mis \THE Certain of Passage ment. This will give South Moussorgsky’s sconta and to de take of playing his king. England states come reports of CHOICE OF G IFTS-YO U IL AGREE: fort and expense, unjustly from on Sunday afternoon, June 13, increased retail sales, illustrat Windsor six full-time officers the composer's viewpoint. cry Rimsky-Koradkow's efforts in the chaf>el of South Metho South cannot make his slam plus seven elected constables. to polish them. IT Rimsky hadn’t ing that workers are spending Actually the chances are dist Church, at 3:30. Twenty- if he takes the direct fine.sse of iTIiAiNl (Continued from Page One) State Supreme Court of Errors, Student Cited polished theiyThey would never more. about a thousand to one that seven of their students, both leading the jack of hearta. He TfM tt 7’9^0 $21,500 to $29,000. Edward H. Daly of 369 Troy have been at all for they must take an indirert finesse by •Ion equal to two-thirds of his Along with that Information the critic was right. When a beginners and advanced, will be ■Superior Court judges, $21, is the word that bank deposits Rd., a senior at the University would h ^ e been quite un- presented. leading a low heart toward his critic like Hanslick makes the •alary. On the judge’s death, his 000 to $27,500. are up. proving the “ save The sign that puts money to work for people of Hartford, has won the Up- At the close of the recital, jack. sUon Xi fidelity award for the survivors continue to collect a Judge.s of the Court of Com more” theory. wrongly, he receives an igno- Werner will announce the name Daily Question BURNSIDE mon Pleas, $17,000 to $22,500. exceptional service to the fra minious immortality for his IjF have h stood considerable of the student receiving the Partner deals and bids one pen.<«lon equal to one-fourth the And the banlts also report Juvenile (Dourt judges, $15,- loans are on the upswing but ternity. .sins. But if we were to inquire ppUshing. award for the highest average spade, and the next player pass- Judge's salary, he said. Bartok is. in my opinion. 000 to $20,000. financial circles don’t think con- Daly, an accounting major, carefully, we would discover report card for the aeason. Hogan's amendment was de will graduate June 13. He is the j over-rated and already his —Chief judge of the Circuit .sumers are borro'wlng dan that there has been a great •\ cordial invitation is ex feated on a roll call vote of 97- Court, $18,000 to $20 000. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. . , injudicious ■ j j works are showing their age tended to all Interested people gerously, only confidently. 69 -Other Circuit Court judges, This survey by the Associated Daly. medi^ra c o m ^ ^ Musically they are more dated in the community. than Scott’s novels in literature The omnibus bill, which was $15,000 to $17,500. Prc.as is based on information Picnic Set the pi'oduct of exten.sive nego The Lithua,pian Social Club IONX suoq Two judge.s would be added to provided by financial writers m^"t r ^ T S ^ u s . tiations between Demot-ratic the Court of 0>mmon Pleas, of South Windsor will hold its There have always been more ] AT DUSK and editors of 29 member newrs- annual picnic tomorrow at 6 If* .-Tt.K ®lf Chairman John M. Bailey, GOP raising its strength to 14. papers throughout New Eng peopi, wrttins coverred how unappreciated he Hr-.. ■' Chairman A, Searle Pinney, and There would be 30 Superior land. Other data were gathered pm. at the home of Stanley have been .succe^ul compos- m . m w m - other leaders of both parties. Beleski, Sullivan Ave. actually was. how he died in (Dourt judges instead of the pres from official government ers. 'When >ou . 'bar'bame Haydn, jcT.sni.wmmuMTiCCTj Is not expected to encounter any Change in Secretary poverty, and what a sad life he ent 22 and six Supreme Court sources, businessmen, industri Mozart and Bethoven you have problems in the Senate. jastices instead of five. Beginning July 1. Mrs. Helen rtamed the Ujfee most impiorl- had generally; it spouts forth alists and other authoritative Cassavant, secretary in the su whole fountains of tears and TONITE! Doors Open 7:80 The pay ot the governor would The increase in the .size of the viewers of the New England ant compo.sprs in an entire cen- Supreme Court will allow desig perintendent . of schools office, tumy. Add a half dozen more sentimentally ruonoorushes to ciuem- be more than doubled by the scene. will be secretary to Marvin ,7 4 .V0 measure, ri.sing from $15,(XX) to nation of one ju.stlce be chos They show the big gain In the of i L b ^ r ta n c e and you still. '’ J 'f ® ^ hitherto en by the governor to as "Chief Eisenberg, principal of the i\ew have than ten significant' ^ble genius whom only they can $36,000. At present few gover past decade, here is a table of happened Court Administrator,” a new Tltondaji^, JutAdcuf, idsubm da^ Eli Terry School. As a result of composers in that time. This appreciate. Hia 11 PI lto nors in the United 'iStates are New England banking provided in post. the transfer a new secretary mqans that only once in ten The less said about John paid as little as the*|o'’**7)or by the Federal Reserve Bank Connecticut. i n will be hired for Asst. Supt. V^rs or .so will we find a com Cage, Leibowitz and others of O m o x , Under the present system, the of Boston; William Perry. The bill aim creates a pen- chief justice of the court is also 1965 1964 of lasting value, from a Newodo' Oon tor ex-govemors, giving purely statistical point of liew. whole business of aleatoric FEA'i'L'RE FIRST SUN.-THUES. the one responsible for oversee Deposits 18.6 blUlon 26.1 billion Fresh US Govt. Inspected Manchester Evening Heilerald music (or music written by them $10,000 a year at 66 if ing operation of the state’s Loans $637 mUUon $1.4 bUlion If the critic reviews a hun they have served at leant fo V t r I.’ ■■ Aagiifi e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 7,^ 1965 PAG E S E V E ^ i^AGB SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GOIW^ MONDAY, JUNE 7, 19d6 states, 16 have Democratic Gov-' .support from the effect of tfie f Coventry Vmoca (mostly Southern) and 14 Mississippi Freedom Demo T have state ^ legislatures con cratic ^Arty to unseat all five Jimmy trolled by Democrats. Only two of Mississippi’a white Congress WITH ROSSEHO rra n d s X. Altimari, the RspidiHcaa, and REMODEL of the states have legislatures men. Bathrooms remodeled, recreation rooms, kltehoi taMr Jullw R. UppoMum, the RapubHoan, ra- Three‘Day Dental Clinic controlled by Republicans. This We now leam that the ADA nets, Formlea tops, im flnlah^ rooms eompIetMh ste, if^ralb eeivsd exactly 5S,S71 votes. is the question Democratic adopted a resolution at its Thia final judicial ruling, acoompliahsd Breslin members of Congress are ask spring convention formally sup by a 5 to t vota on tha Court of Ap Starts at the Nursing Office ing themselves; Can I safely porting the “Challenge," aa it is ^ ma vote' In Wartilngton in effect to called by the Student Non-Vio ROSSETtO m j, U Blwtll Hl'—tcoH^ peals Moelf, throws the filling of the (Conttnned from Page 8) A dental clinic today, tomor-Oder Charles Benjamin of' Mans- repeal a state law supported by lent Coordinating Committee. | CONSTRUCTION COMPANY lU achfter. Ooan. judgeahip livto the hands of County members of my own party in Unlike civil rights radicals, how Ht THOHAS T. renOUSON row and Wednesday will be held field. them, which means all the : r- fTAl/TER R. rB S a V B O H BxeeuUvs Eugene H. Nickerson, who is The troop charter is being my slate legislature? It's a ques ever. the ADA is far more in- 218 West Center St,—649-0308 'trr PnM M iera by appointment only in the tere.stcd in pa.ssing the new vot- ^ >tea»d«< 0«>ob«r 1. W 1______naming the Democrat Uppmann, to the applied for. Scoutmaster Pratt whites, should be destroyed, too, tion with a sliarp hook. Public Health Nursing Office at (JorrecUon: On,^June 1 we re-, ing rights bill than It ia in back- Builders oad General Contractors judgMhip. advises. and last summer the Muslims Residential and Indnatrlol ConstructloB the Town Office Building. Meeting ported that the liberal Ameri- ing the vain struggle to unseat This was, if our readers remember, were in every Negro riot trying ■(ichMtar. Oaon., w Second CSan lUU Children entering Grade 1 In The First Ckingregatlonal cans for Democratic Action is Mi.saiasippi'g Congressional del- I P t e r . ______the elecUon aditoriahsU all over the to stir the people and we are "temporarily’’ withholding its j egation. September are being given pref Church Board of Ttustees meet country, this one included, took for a at 8 p.m. Thursday in Kings only days away from the hot - ■ gtJBSCIUFTION Itin i erence for the 45 poasible ap weekend of this Summer. Pay^Ie ta Adruio* repetition of the usual sermon about the bury House. I T ear ...... tB-00 pointments. A dental hygenlst The Democratic Town Com Weekends when white people K ontta ...... U.OO Importance of one vote. It made that can sit home and ask, “Just MonUu ...... f-52 from the State Department of mittee meets at 8 p.m. tomor BO Moptli .»«■»»»%»•»•■>*«» l«oO____ ^ kind of editorial, perhaps, at one stags Health will clean teeth and ap row in the Booth-Dlmock Me what to it these people want ply four fluoride treatments. morial Library. anyway?" And yesterday, all “ , membsr or ~ ~ In the counting. the streets of Harlem had these «IB« A8BOCIATHa> P M « . By the firtt count, on election night The local Public Health Nurs St. Jude Council, KofC. meets Tho *»oeiated Prn» 1» exclusively entlU^ ing Association, co-sponsors at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the kjds on them. Kid.s who should to the nee ol repubUcattoo oC. all newe ^ itself, the RepubUcan, Altimari, won by be in school but are not there, natchM credited to It or not otherwtM credlt- with the state, is assisted by Knights of Columbus home on ad ki **«<« paper and also the locd nevs pub- a fair margin. the Mother’s Club with taking Snake Hill Rd. Heads State Elks and their parents, who do not But by the time the Board of Elec of appointments and providing Miss Olenney Graduates George R. English of 53 know any better, are night ri£ u of TopabUcatton of special di» workers and sleeping or they patches hereto are also reserreo ______tions had made its official canvass, the volunteer assistants. Miss Marcia F. Glenney, Thomas Dr, was elected presi daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil dent of the Connecticut Elks As- are out w'orklng as porters and lltp Herald PrtnttaBOompw. jnc.. as- Democrat, Llppmann, had moved into ZBA Meets dishwaahers and domestics. sumw no ttoancial rsnanslblllty to typp- The Zoning Board of Appeals liam G. Glenney of Glenwood .sociation at a convention Fri the lead with one vote. That was when Farms, Silver St., has graduated day and Saturday at the Wind On the television, they play craahleal errors appear6s to adverttsmrata has a public hearing at 8 p.m. ed a tape of the control tower KSrether mad Inc roatt«Tn The Hanchester all the editorieda spouted. today in the board room of the from the Northampton (Mass.) sor Lodge of Elks. The associa EveolsR Herald.______School for Girls. She will at tion has a membership of more talking to the astronauts! "One Then the thing went to the courta, town office building. Lionel A. six seven . . . three plus three M l service client of N. B. ▲. Itovlce, toe. Robert of Morin Ave. will ap tend the University of Connec than 23,000. Rtbilahers Repreaentatlvea — '^ e Jvjhua which first gave the Republican a five The newly elected president five . . . two plus one eight xShews Social Apenep — Hew York. Chl- peal for a variance. ticut next year. vote lead, then a six vote lead, then cut Coventry Garden Club has its At the school, she has been is a charter member and an . . . give him GRTC. . . ." ATOrrfesAU or c m c tiu * . that lead to one of two votes, and final secretary of the student council organizer of Manchester Lodge and it is the lang;uage of space annual meeting at noon Tues and while they spoke it, all you TION8.______ly, the other day, ordered the counting day at the home of Mrs. J. and chairman of the Judiciary of Elka, Where he served as a Display advertisinc clootal hoom: Martin Vlsny on River Rd. board. trustee; is a past exalted ruler could hear was this big sham For Ifonday — 1 p.rn. rrlday. of two absentee vallots which, when Brothers Inducted and was the first district deputy bles of a man, this gray-haired For Tuesday — 1 p.m. lf<»day. opened, made the whole thing a tie. The South atartlng with a potluck gray-faced lawyer with two For Wednesday — 1 P luncheon. Election of officers Two Coventry brothers en to be appointed from Manches F>r TWirsday — 1 p.in^ednesday. two absentee ballots In question were follows. tered the U.S. Army together ter. fingers on his right hand, stand For rSday — 1 p.m. Ttonnday. disputed because of doubt whether the Blower Used last week. Jerome Francis Mc He was cha.irman of the Elk’s ing In the courtroom in Ala jy»r Mturafty — 1 p.in. wVAty* ^ National Foundation for Con bama and telling the Jury and CUulfled didltae; ^ 3 0 a.m. e ^ dap ft people casting them were really legal A blower made by the Town Caffrey and Kenneth George publioattoa except Saturday — 1 a.™. McCaffrey, sons of Mr. and Mrs. necticut for four years, raising the world, "Niggers . . . black residenU of Now York or of OonnecU- highway crow was put into ac Henry J. McCaffrey Sr., left for more than $85,000 for this char niggers and white niggers and Monday, June 7 cut. tion Friday vacuuming up the; weeks of boot train- itable project. the Jews behind them . . . grass mowed at the town office m t We would not be so brash aa to try Ing at Ft. Dix. N.J. He is married to the former Catholics . . . black niggers building site, Fir. the home o f her sister, Mrs. E. Yvonne Mlgllore, property at Tolland P. Titus, In Winter Perk, Fla. Bolton 88 Fairfield S t and 122 Weat Legislative Actions U.S. Forces Judge Rules Martin Will Enter Hospital She wes bom March 16, 1892 in S t Patterson, NJ., tlie daughter of Marriage Uoeneee Hartford Youth Drowns Over 50,000 For Town in the .late Thomaa and Elizabeth Rev. Johnson Cheeter James FHisick, South For Eye Operation Tuesday Benson Bartley. Mre. Turklng- Coventry, and Karen Ann Fan- Bill Requires Mrs. Anna P. Am Ends ton, 69 Elro St., June 12, 8t. Senate Votes ROCKVnXE — Mrs. Anna ten was a resident of Manches (Ooatlnued from Page One) James' Church. While Swimming at Pond Water Suit General Managrer Richards closed that he plans to retire Poehnert Am Bnde, 70. of East ter for meny years. Will Resign Import labels Robin George Andrews, Man 850 civilians In South Viet Nam DOUBLE this year from tte post he has Hartford, formerly of Rockville, She owned and operated the Bill to Curb The town h u successfully de Martin spent today cleaning up fOnner lily Beauty Salon on chester, and Sheila Ann Potter, i^vHunteddiwater inhalation at ths Rock- held since 1951. He hinted that died Saturday at Hartford Hos- Rubber Goods with military personnel; by end fended Itself in a $2,600 law all of the impending business Main Sit., near the Center where The Rev. Edward, W. John Manchester, June 12. A Hartfoird youth yjjjg General Hospital. Mansel- he might seek a leave of ab )ltal. She was the widow of Robert Ray Dudley. Fair- yeeterday afternoon *« th. o t the year complement of 686 suit, brought by an Blast Hart- TRIPLE-S BLUE the Meglc Mirrdb Beauty Studio la’s body was ramoved to tha of his post, preparatory to en sence until Nov. 18, the day on Cmil Am Ende. son has announced his resigna haven, Mich., and Cheryl Lyn dell’s Pond of Older Mill Rd. Dropout Rate HARTFORD (AP) — Foreign for couple, who claimed that the Is now located, until her retire DeSopo Funeral Horn* in Hart- expected. tering Hartford Hospital to which he reaches the retire Mrs. Am Ehide was bom in tion as vicar of St. George's Llsciotti, 16 Goslee Dr., June despite rescue efforts. produces oompeting with Con town was negligent in not sup morrow for an eye cataract op ment age of 60, so that he could Rockville and lived there all her ment several years ago. She ford. 1961 EpUcopal Church, effective Aug. 19, St. James’ Church. He was Ss'basUsjn Manseiia, Annivortary New* HARTFORD (AP)-The Sen- necticut’s rubber footwear and plying them with adequate STAMPS eration. retire without Jeopardizing his life until moving to East Hart was widely known in hairdress Albert Donald Judd Jr., 86 19. He had been swimming with May 81 — President John F. IS. He has accepted a call as The final rahearsal of the ata has passed and sent to the clothing industry would be clear Kennedy orders KM specially water when they rented a towii- Ke i.Nends to be away from pension rights. ford eight years ago to live ing circles aixl was active in the Foley St., and Marilyn Elaine a friend. Joseph Romano, 18, owned nine-room hoire on rector of St. Mary's Episcopal House a bill designed to keep trained Jungle fighters to Viet his office for five or six weeks However, he yielded to a plea with a daughter, Mrs. Paul profeaeional hairdressers organ Church. Hazardvllle. Baskind, 206 Lydall St., June also of Hartford when he ex 260th Anniversary ly labeled ‘‘imponed goods” un Mountain Rd., Glastonbury. EVERY izations. She was a memher of Show, prior to tha M a ^ e ld teen-agers in school. Nam; reports are that U.S. and. in the interim, his Job will by Mayor Francis Mahoney and Lynch. The Rev. Mr. Johnson came 12, Community ^ p tis t Church. perienced difficulty. . . . der a bill sent to Gov. John Mr. and Mrs. John M. Leslie be filled by Town Counsel Irv plana to Increase its 660 officers postponed his request for a Survivors, besides her daugh South Methodist Church. to Bolton In June, 1961, the first Building Permits Police said Romano tri^ to Training School »h ' ii: y u I- , 1. . • V'i .'V { ' .A PAiiti LtiA MAXNUJAlija'iKK EVliiWlWG HEUALD, MANUlEyWHHi CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER. C^NN„ MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1965 College’s First Graduates Rockville-Vernon Coventry City Council, Town Board Referendum Slated June 24 change to Compared to Test Pilots Slate Meetings for Tonight On Proposed Town Charter Sale (Oontinaed fraio Pai^e One) Two government meetings^ Admitted Saturday: S ^ le y F^illD 22 Thompson St.; FranK A. referendum vote will be<»Uons set ouit tn Robert’s Rules Prices self to become a categorized will be held tonight at city hall. future nmployera will be noted. number, like a steer in a herd Campbell. 5 Highland Ave.; made from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. of Order will be observed and The city council will meet at June 24 on the proposed char The full effect of the education of cattle. His driving ambition 7 to begin a windup of Its af Elizabeth Miner, 23 E ^ l S t continue to be held for annual in life has become the accumu Admitted Sunday: Benjamin ter forOoventry. budget adoption, special appro In Effect al program which you have fairs and the Vernon Board of The proposed charter may be lation of material wealth in or Representatives will meet at 8. Shabalwa, 58 Vernon Ave.; priations and sale or purchase juet completed can not be der to compete with his fellow Katherine Smith, 46 ^w rence adopted by referendum vote on of real estate. mott’sSUPER FOOD MARKETS known for several years.” men, out' of fear of what they The council will be asked to ly if approved by a majority Mon. thru accept the bid of the Hartford St.; Pamela Young, 4 Ironwtxtd In any case where the select The commencement was at might think of him. Dr.; Ralph Skillings. Crest- equal to 15 per cent of the elec men have enacted an ordinance He has ceased to become hon National Bank and Trust Co. tors of the town as determined under the proposed charter, a tended by well over a hundred. for a bond issue for redevelop ridge Dr.; Daniel Szalontal, 310 Sot. Mrs. Katherine Bourn, chair est with himself, and has lost Vernon Ave.; Joseph RomMO, by the last-completed registry petition may be used to force save the man of the board of education, the really important things of ment of $270,(kXI. The sum is Hartford: Louis Heintz, Elling hat at a special election. the matter to a town meeting after conferring the degrees, Mfe. Through his lack of honest Rockville's share of the renewal ton; Vincent Melensko, Elling- A summary of the proposed for review and, If sufficient op Every Week remarked to the claa.s that if appraisal he has lost his nobility project. document prepared by Alvin pose, overrule such. change Other minor business is ex ton. ^ . there seemed to be more than as a man and is desperate Births Saturday: A son to Goodin, vice chairman of the The proposed document also the usual number of parents ly .searching for something pected to be presented. At 7:30, Charter Oommission, calls for prohibits financial benefit to a public hearing will be con Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gilnite, 7 pre.sent it was because so many to identify himself. Yet, he does Bancroft Rd. having town elections remain any member of the board of se- in town took a parental con not seem to be able to do so, ducted on a request by build the same as at present, the first 'cctmcn. board of finance or er Eldridge Yost for a zone Births Sunday; A son to Mr. cern in this first class. and therefore must search for and Mrs. Henry Jarvis. Wap- Monday in October biennially in of education by reason Artd, on the podium, and change on Highland Ave. Yost an escape mechanism in idle ping. the cxid numbered years, and 1 holding that position. AI- spotted throughout the audi pleasures that at best can only wants to build apartments maintainirkg minority tvprosen- so. any officer or employe of COUPON SAVINGS there. No objections are antici Di.scharged Friday: William the town who has a substantial ence, were many of those who give momentary satisfaction. Dietrich, ’92 Grand Ave.: Mar tation and the two existing vot had devoted the skill and ener One of the reasons that the pated. ing districts. financial Interest in any trans gy needed to establish and con Insurance for town employes garet Noonan, Tolland; Cynthia action must make full disclos average American is unable to Ford, Ellington. Provisions are for elected of- (HASC t SAWORN, KECIHlirr OR tinue a community college. find himself, is that he has not and the town is on the agenda f^aJs: A first selectman with ure of that fact. These also were among the for tonight's representative Discharged Saturday: Dinah The proposed Charter will learned to look for himself in Herzog, Franklin Park; Leon ■ix addUionnl members to make anxious. b\it proud parents. the right direction. In his search meeting. up a board of selectmen, a .oev- take effect, if adopted, on Oc MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE - 5 9 In his address Dr. Stoker fol Board member Thomas Wolff Parker, Ellington: Gordon tober 11, or one week following he is looking outward to others Friedrich, 34 Robbin Rd.; Susan en-membor board of education, the town election on October 4. lowed this process from the and not inward to himself. He will present a report on his seven-member board of finance! C— poa o i planting of the seed over two committee’s efforts to stream McNamara. Thomp.sonville: According to figures report- is trying to find what he wants Jean Dzladul, Ellington. one o post as „ M town clerk-treasur- '' ed by the local registrars of ANY ARorrs fupm a m m icit years and to the first harvest by conforming to what every line the purchase of in.surance. yesterday. Art Group Meets Bond Issue •r, a tax oollector, five-member voters as of today, there are THIS COUPON LIMIT—ONE PER FAMILY one else seems to want. He Di.scharged Sunday: Daniel zoning board of appeals, three- 3,466 eligible voters on the reg He lent great Importance to tries to live in a sheltered com The Tolland County Art As member zoning board of ap Coupon redeemed only on purchase the terminal program side of sociation will hold a regular ' Rieder. Hillside Manor Ave.: istry list.s. The 15 per cent fig- i COUPON of Item listed. munity away from all the Adeline Ott, Franklin Park; peals altematas, and five-mem ure required to approve the 1 the community college story. world's troubles. He lives in a m eting tomorrow night at 8 in ber board of tax review. The COtKOn VAUK Xk Coupon expires Saturday, June 12, 1965 "As I scanned the fields of in John Marche.ss«ault. Tolland; proposed charter would be 520. ADULTS ONLY suburb with people who are of Building A, comer of Park and I Walter Krechko, Tolland; Min proposed charter increases the terest reprMented by this first (Herald pho(o» by Pintt>) School Sts. Mrs. Caroline Car Tax Delinquents the same race, beliefs, and so nie Duell, Mile Hill Rd. boaixi of .selectmen from the Motor vehicle delinquent tax graduating 'class, it seemed cial status. He commutes to the Dr. Warren C. stoker Dean Frederick Lowe Forster, president, will conduct significant to me that five out present three to seven, com payers on the current tax list Yearbook Recalls Pleasant Memories of 1940 city to perform the same job the meeting. , ^ Vernon news Is handled by bines the town clerk and town have been listed with the Mo of six had pursued the pro with little of his own creative Plans will be completed for Herald’s Rockrille Bureau, grams I have called two-year Traygis pitching. Bolton Dairy treasurer posts into one, and in- tor 'Vehicle Department in ’Thomas F. Kelley. Edson M. <4> chairman of the event. ’The 1940^ by Albert Carlson and his or expression. He lives in a totally Bolton defeated Fiano Realty 21-10. the annual outdoor show June 38 Park St„ P.O. Box 327. tele oreasoB from three to five the Wethersfield. That department terminal. It seems to me that (Herald photo."* bv Pinu» unrealistic world which at 12 on the Rockville General board of tax review. Bailey and Frank Weir appear yearbook had been dedicated to chestra. A group picture was the really Important role for WILLIAM BICE JR. Jack Mannise pitched for the phone 875-3136 or 643-2711. is processing all registrations Kelley, popular teacher and taken of all class members tempts to ignore such things as Dairy team and Steve Freddo Hospital fence. In case of bad Another change will be elim involved, marking such as de to be happily reminiscing as the community college is one Valedictorian poverty, disease, ignorance, and weather, the exhibition will be coach. Edson Bailey is the for prasent. M O n'S U. S. D. A. CHOICE BEEF which has not claimed the at State Aid Form Prepared, hit a homer. Bill Reichert pitch- ination of staggered terms, linquent in taxes. A total of they leaf through a copy of the hatred. held the following Saturday. excepting for those persons al mer high school principal. Both The reunion committee in tention of the four-year col for Fiano. 916 accounts, covering 1,360 gave brief talks about the cluded Frank and Beatrice right to the left side, signify In an environment as sterile Admission will be free, and ready elected to longer terms motor vehicles, are involved, Manchester High School year leges and consequently has not Budget Copies everyone attending may vote Police Arrests book for 1940. The three men changes which have occurred in White Weir, Ralph Runde, bwn adequately developed. It ing the new status. as this the average American $20,000 Expected for Town Copies of the proposed budget and who would complete such reports Mrs. F. Pauline Little, A buffet dinner at Piano's will not find himself, and win for his favorite picture. terms. tax collector. were among 150 attending the the school system during the Laura Andisio Belfiore. How seeems foolish to duplicate of the board of education are Featured at the .show will be 25-year period. ard Conn, Thomas Conran. Len facilities and programs which was held in honor of the grad not relieve his frustrations. His now available for the perusal James F, Mitchell, 41, of 245 Provisions arc that all can Mrs. Little reminds all tax 25th reunion celebration of the uates during the evening. attitude expresses a futile and Supt. Philip Ligtiori has tak- j that he be given a J.TOO expense an oil painting demonstration didates for public office must payers having delinquent taxes The hall was decorated in the nart and Evelyn Orr Torsten- already exist or can readily be en Form 4, "Application for account, for such things as gas. of townspeople at the public Center St., was charged with class of 1940B held at the Elks school colons of red and white son, John and Betty Johnson enlarged. On the other hand, to (Herald photos by Pinto.) dis-honest attempt at life, be by Hans Wci.ss, of Vernon. He operating a motor vehicle while be resident voters when nom- on real estate, personal prop- Grant Payments for Public dinners and a private phone, to library, an(l, during school has taught painting at the Home on Bissell St. Saturday with a large class banner in Cervini and Rika Carl.son Hor create neiw progrrams aimed at cause such .social problems cah hour.s, at the .school libraries. under the influence of Intoxlcat- inated, filling of vacancies on ] erty, as well as motor vehicles, not just be ignored and change School Building Project.” to the be verified by vouchers: that Adult Evening School and else elective boards by the board.s ■ that an interest charge of one night. Kelley and Bailey were colors of green and silver. vath. Edw'ard Tomkiel of the educational goals in higher ed' state board of education today Baseball Program iffg liquor and was summoned the honored guests of the eve Dancing was enjoyed to many Elks decorated the hall. (Her STEAKS must come. the salaries of the second and where, and has exhibited in themselves within 30 days, or , and one-half per cent for June ucation which have been neg The form was prepared over Today, White Glass vs. M&M to appear at Che Manchester ses ning and Wler was general ald photo by Satemis.) lected by others is truly to Valedictory In order to solve the prob third .selectmen remain the many shows. sion of Circuit Court 12 on June upon failure to be filled by the is payable on the unpaid taxes of the old favorite zongs played lems that face the American the weekend. It will assure that same: that the town clerk re Oil; Tuesday, Crockett vs. I Members are asked to bring board of selectmen. Vacancies which were due and payable on have a ‘reason for being.’ the town receives the first of 21. Patrolman Lawrence Smith "I would strongly urge that people, one would have to re ceive a "long overdue" raise of G&H Paving; Wednesday, ; work tomorrow night, if they In individual offices would be April 1. SIRLOIN 20 installments of state aid $500. bringing her yearly salarv, Fiano Realty vs. Bolton Dairy; made the arresTt about 11 Satur sponsoired by the local 4-H Watne, Peter Huckins, Ronald Richard Watne, Steven Cope this aspect of higher education Text vise his outlook on life. He would want criticism. Pictures of the day night after he observed filled toy the board of select I.eginn Night Set 1\jwm Committee to be held Nightingale, Curt Wittig, Jef and Kenneth Clark, graduation this fiscal year. exclusive of fees (which run to Thursday, Crockett vs. Cav Month will also be selected for men as well as tho.se within its Past Commander's and Past I be given careful consideration Honored guests and friends: have to stop worrying about a Supt. Llguori said today that Mitchell driving erratically on from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Aug. frey St. Martin, Timothy Mur- to Boy Scout Troop 65, a newly as the process of re-evaluation neighbor's opinion of him, and around $2,000 at present), to anaugh Garage: Friday, M&M various banks and libraries in own membership. All vacancies President's Night will be ob- “To act well in this world one the total amount on which $1,250; that the registrars of Oil vs. Fiano Realty. In the Main St., he said. 18 at the Church Community <)hy, arrow of light; Mark formed troop with William goes on. By emphasizing the become more receptive to the area. Thomas M. Gay, 17. of 41 mnst be filled by persons of the .served .starting with a dinner; Bates, webeloa; Lonny Bernard, Pratt as scoutmaster. must give up all selfi^ aims. state aid will be based is J801.- voters each receive $150 a year. pony league today Ansaldi will same political party vacating at 6:30 p.m. Saturday in the , House on Rt. 44A. Mrs. Henry two-year terminal objectives, . . . Man is not on this earth only change. 529. The bond issue came to Recelvlng Degree Westw(xxl 3t.. was arrested for Sherman, chairman, is assisted Paul Toomey, Ralph Cohn and Lonny Bernard received first the best matching of commun This represents an incorporation play (Iloventry Savings and Ronald W. Lutz, son of Mr. posts. American Legion home on Wall to be happy, he is only there to It is time that there be less 8800,000. According to Liguorl of this year’s $50 expen.se ac Loan in Coventry, and Pon- allegedly prowling in the back- by Mrs. Maurice French and Terrance Murphy, denners and prize in the poster contest the ity need to educational pro emphasis on our own selfish and Mrs. Wilfred Lutz, of 7 The change in the board of St. In charge of the dinner are i Thomas Small, Donald Langloi.s, be simply honest, he is there to the amount above this is part count into the regular salary. ticelli will play the North Cov I yards of homes in the west sec- selectmen would fut the first Mrs. LawTence Perry, unit Mrs. Edwin H. Lawton. pack held on the May theme gram may result.” realize great things for human aims. This country baa achieved of the site preparation am: Hale St. Ext., will receive his i tlon of Manchester Saturday Proooed."! of tihe affair wdU be Robert Bralnard and Mark “Our Town.” lb The program was brief, last the greatest scientific advance The board discussed but came entry Fire Department in Bol Master of Science degree in selectman only on a salary president. Mrs. John Lacek,! ity, to attain nobilHy and to sur- development appropriation. to no conclusion on the salaries ton. On Thursday the games night. Patrolman John Hughes basis, set for the first two- Mrs. Henry Korber, Mrs. Louis, for premiums at the 34th an Leone, assistant denners. ing only an hour this year. The psas the vulgarity in which the in history, yet a good amount The breakdown of the total eJeclrical engineering Friday ia"*tued him a court summons for nual 4-H Fair to be held Aug. Also, Peter Huckins, Ronald Manchester Evening Herald Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. of our brain power is going to of the three a.ssessors. will be reversed, w-ilh Ponticel- from Rensselaer Polytechnic year term only of $7,500 per Steullet and Mrs. Eugene existence of all individuals figure, prepared by the super It was learned that Malcolm June 21 charging him with Ryrhiing. A program and 2 1 . Nightingale, Timothy Murphy, Coventry correspondent. F. Pau 9 5 Reardon, pastor of St. James waste, developing such things li playing the fire department Institute, Troy, N.Y. year with the other six board " ' ’ drags on." Tbese words spoken intendent and the town treas Lambert, w-ho Is clerk of the team in Coventry, and An.saldi breach of peace. members serving without pay. (lancing will follow. A partial list of committee Curt Wittig, Jeffrey St. Martin, line Little, telephone 742-6231. Church, delivered the invoca by Vincent Van Gogh, are a as flip-top boxes, popHtop cans, urer in a three-hour se.ssion He is presently employed by Richard Macione, 17, of 27 E. tion and benediction. board of finance, has unofficially playing the savings and loan Provisions are also that the Special dinner giiests will in chairmen follows: Mrs. Rol>ert summary of his philosophy of and new after shave lotions, at the town offices Saturday, Sprague Electric Co.. North Middle Tpke., was charged with Kingsbury and Mrs, Gilbert Mayor Francis Mahoney while a desperate need for peo is as follows: General Con taken over the job of assessor team in Bolton. Adams, Mass., in the develop town clerk-treasurer be placed clude Fourth District Com Trimmed Right Lb.^leO S Hie, a phi'losc^y which the from Keeney Hutchinson, who throwing offensive articles from on a .salary basis, turning all mander jVilfred Durocher of Storrs, pies; Mrs. Aaro A, Aho, PORTERHOUSE greeted and congratulated the American, people in this day ple to solve our scx:ial, econom struction, $680,324: architect Dinner Set ment of micro-electronics cir his car and was ordered to ap class on behalf of the town. He has resigned. St. Maurice Council of Cath cuits. fees over to the general fund Dayville, Fourth District Presi tickets; Mrs. Antonio Peracchio, and age, could find invaluable ic, and scientific problems goes and engineering fees. $50,000: pear in coiu^ on June 21. He al dent Mrs. Dorothy Preuss of com huskers; Mrs. Russell was followed by Matthew begging. If we are to achieve site preparation and develop Lambert was chosen hastily, olic Women will hold a dinner He is a graduate of the Uni of the town: and that the tax in solving the problems that we legedly threw a bottle onto the collector turn all lien fees over Ellingion. and four members of j Storrs, cooking com; Mrs. Aho ARE YOU STILL Moriarty, who for two years face today. the great scKiety we will have to ment, $13,439; equipment, $49.- according to the conversation meeting June 14 at the Bolton versity of Connecticut in 1962. 'road about 1 a.m. Sunday. TOPROUND Juicy, Tasty L h * 1 . 0 9 has guided the Citizens Advis 891: and other, including fuel, at the board of finance meeting, Lake Hotel at 6:30. Officers wUI to the town treasury and be the unit's junior auxiliary, and Mrs. Benjamin Anderson, The jtfiilosophy of Van Gogh be honest and realize the prob Lutz is married to the former William Elwood, 44, of 97 Bat- compensated on a salary basis. having attained their 18th .salads; Mrs. Aho and Mrs. ory Council as its chairman. was one which M essed the im lems that exist, and work to electricity, in.surance, advertis becau.se of meetings being held be elected and installed. The Jean Cornell of Vernon, now that the assessors must at ti-sta Rd., wa.s charged with The board of selectmen would birthday will receive cer Jiunes H. AmeUng, coffee and PAYING Moriarty commended the portance of the individuality of solve these problems. We will ing, building permits, cost of dinner will be an Italian smor Hospital Note* reckle.ss driving after police re graduates for having the cour bond issue, telephone and legal tend. . gasbord, featuring hot and cold appoint persons to the follow tificates of membership into Mrs. Ernest G. Lelioyt, publici man and his search for truth, have to recognize ourselves as Admitted Friday: Walter ceived a complaint from another ing office and boards; 2ionlng the .senior unit. These girls are ty. Tables will be set up by the SHOULDER Cut For London Broil Lb. 99c age to help pioneer in the col in order to bring about the bet Individuals and do what we fees (during school construc Lambert, an e(x>nomics grad dishes. Reservations must be Krechko, Peter Green Rd., Tol lege. He said that the college tion), $6,972, uate from. Brown University, is motorist. He has been ordered commission, planning and con Judith (Jhristensen, Lorraine local 4-H Fair Association. 10c A MILE? terment of mankind. In this think is right, despite what made by Wednesday night with land; Susan McNamara, Thomp to appear in court on June 21. servation commission, board of Holms, Jean Perry and Patricia Will be judged on the record of others may happen to think of Over a period of 20 years the in the insurance business. Mrs. William Foss or Mrs. John Cub Scout Awards i. I modem day of building the son ville; Elizabeth Armstrong, Peter A. Miller, 19. of Ea."* health. Ixiard of welfare, re Tarbell. Cub Scout Pack 65 awards WE RENT 1965 PONTIACS AND Hs graduates. Great Society, we, as a nation, us. town will receive aibout $400,- Baseball Results McCabe. / 11 Ward St.; Merlyn Shul- IT PAYS RIB Cut Short Curtis, who was presiding, 000 in state aid, Llguori said, In basebaJl Friday Ansaldi Hartford, w*as charged wnth creation commi.ssion, develop The public is invited to the follow: Mark Bowen end Wayne Lb. 85c are coming very close to hav It is through our individuality ham. Grove St., Manchester; •speeding on Spencer St. yester ment and industrial commis dance at 9 p.m. at which the TO OTHER FINE CARS. STARTING then introduced William Rice, at the rate of approximately defeated the North Coventry Manchester Evening Herald Little, bobcjat; Carl RicA, John ing the Great American Dream, and non-conformity that origin Elaine Wendus, 4 Range Hill day afternoon and was summon sion. town altornty, asses.sor. Realms' Orchestra will play Matthews and William Usab, REMEMBER Priets at $7.08 Par Day ind Te Pir Milt the valedictorian. (The text of turn into a nightmare. ality springs. It is this original $20,000 a year. Fire Department team 10-2, Bolton correspondent, f ’leme- Dr.; James Pierce, Kiegold Rd., for dancing. his speech may be found on with Donald Roser and Pete ed to appear in court on June town engineer, director of Civil wolf: Carl Rich, Patrick Arch- ladtdini Sti, Oil, Dilivery. Wt Even Have While we are increasing the ity which will bring about the Supt. Llguori and Wal wcll Young, telephone 643-8981. Tolland. 21. defense, building inspector, dog John Klein of the post re BALCH CU BE All Meat, No Waste Lb.n.09 this page.) ter Waddell, chairman of the ambault, William Usab, Robert WHkend Speclil Rites. wealth of the nation in per capi r^ization of great things for warden, tree warden, road fore ceived • an award for having Wells, Kenneth Gillen, Chester -j Dr. Stoker, who gave the ta income and making vast humanity. It will be through board of education, appeared at brought in the most poet mem main talk, is a recent of man. chief of police, fire mar Hanson, Scott Curry, Steven BALCH RENT A CAR 289-6483 scientific advancements, we find originality that we will find a an emergency meetinig of the shals and constables, all serv bers for the year. M O n 'S TOP PUAUTY MILK-FED VEAL Summit St. and has been in board of finance Friday night to Garrepy, Thomas Druge, Kraig right alongside these advance means of self-expression to show ing for two-year terms Any 58 Immunized Kaminsky and Richard Pierce, In Manchester Call: TURNPIKE TEXACO—643-2176 volved in education, both from ments an increase in crimes of our individuality and dius raise do a bit of bartering, and Uiere- one elected to a longer term A total of 58 children and the administrative and teach an anti-social nature and an in by hasten the arrival of the gold arrow under wrolf badge. OVEN c ourselves out of the boring and would complete that term, adults received immunizations Also, Robert Wells, Steven ing sides for a number of crease in the use of drugs and degenerate position of a con state aid. thereafter being on a two-year during the final of a seriee held READY lb years. alcohol as a means of escap forming pawn of society, like a In order to receive aid this Cope, Chester Hanson, Judsoo LEG OF VEAL 49 term basis. by the Public Health Nursing Then Dean Frederick Lowe ing the anxieties of daily life. fiscal year, Form 4 should have Turney, Lonny Bernard, Scott gear in a machine. t Appointive vacancies would Association and Dr. Robert P. Bates, Bryan Whipple, Michael presented the candidates to The reason for these anxieties been filed by June 1, but the Bowmen, health director, Sat Mrs. Bourne. As gach- stepped This need for individuality will be filled by the hoard of select LaBier, Donald Pelletier, Rich is that the average American increase as our society becomes towm has been given a period men. urday afternoon in the regis HARRISON'S RIB VEAL CHOPS ,b 69c VEAL CUBES for^L .b 69c down from the podium after today has kwt his identity. He of grace. Supt. Liguori said ard Pierce, Steven Garrepy, receiving the degree, each more advanced and people wlU Full-time Assessor Asked trars office in the town office Michael Follansbee and Kenneth has forgotten how to be an indi have less work to do in our fac that the money would be re The proposed charter pro building. Sfafioners paused briefly to switch the vidual, and to think and act for ceived some time in July. If GUIon, silver arrow under wolf. LOIN VEAL CHOPS ib 89c VEAL STEAK CUBED Ib. 79c tassel on the cq.p from the tories and offices. We will have vides for a fiiU-Ume Asse-ssor, Wins In Baking Contest Also, James Breen, James St. himself. He has permitted him- a great deal of free time on cjur application were made any lat whereas that office is presently Mrs. Merrill Going received er, the state add would not Martin, Terrance Murphy, Mi hands. This time will be used in start coming in until October combined with that of the build- first prize in the State Grange- chael Kovac and John Kersen, M O n’S FR£SH PRODUCE either of two ways; wasted by of the coming fiscal year. ing inapeclor, deputy aanitarian i .spon.sored baking contest held gold arrow under bear. loafing around, or by working Supt. Liguori and Waddell and zoning agent. The present | at the local level by Coventry Also, Terrance Murphy, Allen CALIFORNIA BING Klock Will Spend Summer at some worthwhile task with had met with Douglas Cheney, planning and zoning c , (i. 1 a « o H «PW MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1966 PAGE TWELVE F A C E T H O n m DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE MANGHJSSrERi.FyBNING HBRALD.. MANCHESTER, GONN, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1985 BY ROUSON OtJR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE - Am w w 1» Pwlem Pwa»» L i m a ^ p O R i s Painters upsets Mark Cl AC Class B Tourney as Rockville and East Catholic Bow f f ACROSS 40Rtrar in JBembnndt SwilMtUnl r r •mis Free® HAS BAH/AMT SEASONED L1HMU yw u wni'-iH K THUM B- , PUBLICIST STAYS IN unsLJ a n u THE BWCKeROONDTO “ ■u*. 11 ii_l listen TO "W'* PWNTS.MAaOR, TPeered 48^>*iii J.Y / jr -l f , j-.K O' p a g e FirrEER MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1966 FAG B FO UE T E rtr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1966 White Sox Lose Pair and Pall SVs Games Behind Front-Running Minnesota 1 H E Nationai League Leading ios Angeles Dodgers Vnveil New Oifensive Weapoj}; «\ Tresh Guessed Right but Missed Record Herald Angle __ ^switch-hitting TreSh. 'T had<^and connecting from the leftt gree weather and Sparma In the eighth. Dalton Jon«» m s Wills Out Stealing but Gilliam Homers NEW YORK (AP) side againot right-hander Bruce treated tor heat exhatistlon. oles pitcher Jim Palmer and an faced Willa earher and . was • • • infield out. drove in three Boston runs wMh Tom Tresh of the New guessing that he’d open with a Howard In the third and fifth. • • 4 EARL YOST ANGELS-ORIOLE8— a home run and ringie. -> Sports X^tor York’s Jess# Qondsr and York Yankees (»me to the knuckler against me in the The' three homers brought Mike Hersfiberger’s 11th - In Lewis homered off Don Tresh’s .season bchni to nine. Left-hander Rudy May shut RED SOX-A’S— NEW YORK tAPl __ .*>worked their play to perfecUon*. Torre’s unerring tosses cut^pitwher in die nvajora U» win 10<»ln Bob to Johnny plate in the eighth inning, eighth. The Red Sox broke a 2-2 tie hi ning .single .scored Nelson Math V. , ___fonce in each Mine. down WllleWills for only the 10th and games, checking the Braves on moved pitcher Billy o uen w In the opener, Whitey FVnd out Baltimore on five hits and once in each game. Cardwell.. ^ , looking for his fourth "I guessed right and swung the .seventh inning of the opener ews, breaking up the nightcap Tip o f the Hat to Pancier.t National League catchers, Wills doubled In Uie third in 11th times in the shortstop's 45 six hits in the hrst game. Drys- first base. After checked Chicago on tour hits, the Angels gave him all the help and snapping the Athletics’ sev beware: The next time you attempted steals this season. up a run-scoring ^ PH1LSOUB8— homer of the game, and with I had.” Incliiding a homer by Ron Han he needed in the first Inrung, at Kamsas CSty on FeKx Man Tip of the chapeau in the direction of Larry Panci- ning of the opener, then was dale, who has lost three ttmes, And the ball sailed — otiraigtot tilla's run-scoring double and en-game losing streak. throw out Maury Wills thrown out by Joe Torre at Gilliam’s homers, his first of also socked the 22nd homer of Jrtmson, O'Dell returned to the Johnny OalMsoo belted IhrM deirided to play a guessing sen, before giving way to reBev- scoring a walk, a catcher's in- varsity baseball coach at the University of Con tempting to steal third. Gilliam 1065, equaled his entire 1964 his career and second this sea mound and retired ttie side. home runs for up. er Hal Remdft. in the eighth in trying to steal, Jim Gilliam • ♦ ♦ game against Ted Wills. The second-place WMte Sox, necticut. In this, a rebuilding year at Storrs, Panciera swung at rookie Dick Kelley's output. son. the second gGine, hU two-«un He g:ueaeed right. ning. built a team that annexed the District 1, NCAA cham may hit a home run. next pitch and lofted it into the Gilliam collected four hits Milwaukee's Gene Oliver p i r a t e s m e t S— blast in the ninth inning proving meanwhile, foil 3*4 gamee be Bob Veale ptisted Ws second But he knuckled under. hind the front-running Min- pionship last week and tonight draws its first assign The Los Angeles Dodgers un left-field bleachers for a homer Sunday while scoring three runs drove in three runs with two to be the winning margin alter TWIN8-SENATOR8— veiled that new weapon in main and a 1-0 Los Angelee lead. and driving in three, rocketing homers in the nightcap. The straight shutout and drove tn the Cubs rallied for three So Tresh settled for the three ne.sota Twins, who walloped Minnesota's Zimmerman, till ment in the College World Series at Omaha. En route taining their three-game Nation- In the first inning of the sec his average to .360. Etodgers, incidentally, had to two runs v^th a single In the in their half of the Inning. The homers, a single in the sixth Washington 11-2 aa Jerry Zim ing in for injured catcher Fiarl to the spot In the World Series,^ ai League lead over Milwaukee ond game, Wilis led off with a Elsewhere in the NL, Cincin settle for oriiy a run-scoring sin- Pirates’ second-game '^ctory. last two came on Billy WiUlams’ Inning and that edghth - inning merman hit the lllipst homer of Battey, ripped a 400-foot, rtvo- his five-year major league UOonn whipped Vermont In a in a doubleheader with the walk but was out trying to steal nati blanked San Francisco 6-0, )■; Gilliam in the seventh He Hmlted the Mets to five hits home run. pop-up about two feet in b8w:k of run homw in the fourth inning, one-game playoff for the Yan Braves Sunday. The Dodgers second, again on a throw from Pittsburgh swept New York 6-3 liming. WiUds preceded the left and extended his scorelese-in- Williams also homered in the the catcher off WiHs' knuckler. career and also cMpped in with puttiig; the Twins on top 6-0 kee Conference title and then won the opener 4-0 before losing Torre. Denny Lemaater was the and 3-0, Philadelphia took two fielder with a single but didn't ntng string to 24. opener tor the only nm o « ^ y And Tresh admitted he was two singles. They sewed up their fourth tripped up Holy Croea in a beat '6-4. Milwaukee pitcher this time, from Chicago 2-1 and 10-9 and try to steal second. Roberto Clemente homered in Culp, who pitched g five-hitter. disappointed deaplte the fact Blsewhlere, Cleveland crushed .straight victory with three-run o f three net to win the trip Wills, holder of the major and his next pitch also wound Houston bombed St. Louis 10-1. It was after GilUam's single, the nightcap against Warren Tony Gorralez rapped four sin that he singled and doubled in Detroit 10-1, the Los Angeles bursts in the seventh and Went. The Huakiee atand 16-S league base-.stealing record, and up In the left-field bleachers — * • • though, that Braves’ Manager Spahn after collecting two d ^ - gles and drove in both Phlllle the first game, putting together Angels blanked Baltimore .3-0 eighth. hies and a triple in the first aa they prepare to face St. Gilliam, less than two weeks another Gilliam homer and an DODO ERS-BR AVES— Bobby Bragan pulled an unusu runs. ^ , six hits in eight at-bats, (Mving and Boston split a doubleheader • » * liouia tonight. ' removed from his coaching Job, other 1-0 Dodger lead. Don Drysdale became the first al move of his own. He brought game, knocking in two runs. In five runs and scoring six as with Kansas City, winning 9-4 INDlANS-’nGERS— «£S* Thia year'a club marka the RED8‘GIANT8— the Yankees swept a double- before losing 4-3 in 11 Innings. Jack Kralick and reliever firat in four yeara under Pan header from the (Chdoago White • * • Gary Bell held Detroit to five ciera to gain the College World Sammy FJlUs won Ms ninth Three Stakes.... Three Winners game again.st two defeats, stop Sox 6-1 and 12-0 Sunday. YANKS-WHITE SOX— hits and Cleveland pulled away T o * aever know when k’l going youTI have even better contred In Series. The last UConn nine to Tresh backed A1 Downing’s from the Tigers with five runs ping the Giants on five hits. He "I was particularly eager to to rain. passing or in cornering than yo* play in Omaha, under J. O. hit that fourth homer because it three-Jritter in the Yankees- in the eighth inning, two on Max Christian, now director of athle- allowed only two hits after the had when your car was brand new. first inning. Don Pavelitch sin would have made me the first Whdte Sox nightcap by homering Alvis’s seventh lK>mer. Both You never know when a friendly Hca, featured Moe Morhardt of right-handed : gainst southpaw Kralick and Detroit starter Joe O n* dry road. Mancheater. The latter aigned Lots of Racing Ahead gled home two runs In the Reds' ever to hit two from each Side of load is going to turn into something three-run third. the pilate in one game." said the Juan Pizarro in the first inning i Sparma tired In humid, 83-de- rset and slick and treacherous. Other side benefits: Less wander after the seriea with the Chi • • * cago Cubs. That’s the whole idea behind the when you drive down a straight Assistant coach at UConn this a s t r o s -c a r d s — foad at 70 or 80. Practically no Houston’s Claude Raymond lain tire. You’re ready for k when spring, as well as freshman To Get 1964 Champ “ UoUey tracking" when you ride in mentor, was Andy Baylock, for made his first major league Third W orld Series for UConn, ever and wherever it happens. mer East Catholic Hgh head start after 140 gamee as a re and out o f an expansion strip on football mentor. NEW YORK (AP)—Hail To All’s neck victory over liever and held the Cardinals to the highway. About 10% l o o ^ Preakness winner Tom Rolfe in the $147,900 Belmont | seven hits. Lee Maye, Jim Gen W/JV wearing than our 1964 first-line tire. tile and Jim Wynn backed Ray Defense Sound, Pitehing Strong , i Stakes with lightly regarded First Family a closeup H ere n There LARRY PANCIERA mond with homers, Qeiittle’s Mete* baseball buffs, and third and favored Dapper Dan a beaten fourth, proved being Ms first as a National ■ ■ ■ ■ — ■ , ■ — - itiere are naany in Manchester, straight triumphs . . . Joe one thing. It is going to take a lot more racing to decide | Leaguer and Ms 11th of the sea PO STO N (API __ Thp'i’ St. Louis, making K« flrst'feBlrchler; 3b Pete Van Buskirk, > f trip to the nationals, 4 In Vs^nhas n a 20-7 KY^nsrNew Uo-mHampSliire: vveAstIT*a * VfIf Nordberg; * I led by Jack. Sanson and Stan Zelonis, former local football the 1965 3-year-old championship. son. University of Connecticut, Oaim ^. both on the payroll at player, reports he's one of the _ __ mark and is ranked No. 6 in cf Brassil; rf Jack Connolly, When Mrs. Ben Cohen's son ofO------District One champion, the country by the publication Providence; c Dick Horton, MoriaTty Brothera, will have backers of the Meriden S h ^ - HaifTto Riiison ■|krui:k from 'be- two chaneea this week to watch when the race was run at Bel meets St. Louis tonight in Collegiate Baseball. Ace pitcher Dartmouth; p Bidwell, 8-1, 1.001 rock football Mitry in the New ja^t Saturday at Aqueduct ERA and Steve Gulyas, Connec their favorites play via video. Ekigland Professional League. mont Park. the first round of the dou Bud Marcum has an 8-1 record under the lash of comeback Major League I ticut, 6-1, 1.43 ERA. Tuesday night's ^wne with the The club, coached by Tom Getting back to the title situa ble elimination NCAA Col and a 1.07 earned run average. Ban Franoiaoo Chants wd) be Jockey Johnny Sellers' whip he Leading batter Tom Gentile is The second team—lb Rich Rhyiec, will hold tryouts June defdnnely moved into the title tion here's how it looks: lege Baseball World Series eariad aa wsM as Friday 16, 16, 17 at Columbus Paric at UsLoodors=J Wtting .430. Brooks, AIC; 2b Jim Penders, I night's obobest with the Los picture. But It nowhere assured Hail To All — Won the Jersey Holy Cross had a weekend On a wot, MNppory road: Merkten. him of the coveted title won by Derby and Belmont Stakes. at Omaha, Neb. Oonnecttcut; ss Dick DeVamey, Angelea Dodgers. Air time both National League Appearing In the nationals sweep over Boston College as a Maine; 3b John Wendelken, [ 3 0 ^ a h o rta r a to p a . • « e Northern Dancer last year and Next major start probably will Batting (100 at bats) — Cole nights is d o’d od c . . . Batting for the third time, the Huskies comsolation. The Ousaders Holy Cross; If Ken Reed, Col e d y .500 in the predlcUon dS' left Mm rtiaring Triple Crown be in the $100,000 Hollywood man. Cincinnati, .375; Aaron, edged BC 3-1 Saturday after a With a set o f rain tires on your O n a d ry ro a d : ‘Not Amateurs’ honors with Ibm Rolfe and Derby at Hollywood Park in YOGI PI'TCHINIJ— New York Coach Yogi Berra from the Yankee Conference by; cf Jack Mahoney, Boston] partment laat w e ^ regarding Milwaukee. .338. are fresh fixrm a best-of-three 17-7 decision Friday afternoon. U .; rf Mike Ftnncll, Boston Col "Our Btudent-athletee are not Lucky Debonair, winner of the mid-July. Runs — Rose, Cincinnati. 41; o r, you*N be able to slop 30% surar control whan yon schoolboy su'ea baaebsH tourney amateurs," charges sportswrit- displays good form as he pitches batting practice regional tournament triumph In between, they lost 7-0 to lege ; c Dave Coleman, North-1 gamea was the writer. Bast Kentucky Derby. Lucky Debonair — Won the Harper, Cincinnati, and Mays. Connecticut. After winning their ritorter on a rain-slicked road than poaa or comae. er Arnold Hano in Sport m «g«- All last year. Hail To All kept Santa Anita and Kentucky der ' for the Mets. (AP Pliotofax.) over Holy Croae. (Jonnectlcut eastern; p Ted Friel, Dart ]fou co*M when your car was brand OathoMc High and Rockville Blne. Hano quotes the by-laws San FVancisco, 38. hae a 16-6 record, including vic- first 14 games of the season, mouth and Bud Knitted, Holy | knocking at the door in the big bies. Now sidelined with injuriee Runs betted in—Banks, Chica O' Mm tire sounds just too good High failed to read the crystal and constitution of the NCAA toriee in five of ita laM six the Ousaders wound up 17-8. CJroee. new. ball and lost whds BUington ones. R was the same through suffered in the Preakness. go, 46; McOovey, San Francis Army beat Na'vy 7-2 and won to be true, and you expect to have - X on the amateurlsni of college his first eight races this year. Tom Rolfe — Winner of the Not Beauty Queen Standards otarta. (That's how much difference g y i lost, as foreae^, to ^ athletes: co. 38. The defeivse is sound and the the EJastern Intercollegiate to pay the price in a rough or noisy Windsor Locke High, a ^ Cov-1 amateur student-athlete Only in two starts as a 2-year- Preakness, tMrd in the Ken Hits—J. Alou, San FVanctsco, League crown. Had the Middies Oiere is, on a wet road, between the oki and in the Kentucky Derby tucky Derby and runner-up in team apparently has found a Southern Coach ride (or in ntoney), you’ re wrong. eoFty High defeated Portland is one who engages in athletics WHERE THE ACTION IS— Billy Cowan of the New York Mets, left, slides 69; Pinson, (Cincinnati, 66. third starting pitcher In former taken the game. Dartmouth rain tire and the tires that origi- Higta, sa predicted . . ..Jimmy IMs year, in wMoh he finiahed the Belmont. Will be given a into home after getting the slide; signal from on-deck batter Roy McMillan Doubles — Williams. Chicago, would have shared the title. Jl comes as Ciriginai Equipment for the mental, ^ysioal, social, MAh, was he out of the money. rest and then pointed for rich relief specialist Tom Lawton. NEW HAVEN — Dr. O org e ■aliy came with the '64, '63 or '62 O'Leary, former MaiWAeeter and educational benefit he de (11). Mets’ pitcher Frank Lary (17) had to cover the plate on this play as 19; Kranepool. New York, 18. ‘33-31-34’ Statistics The sophomore lefthander won In other action, Yale dawned on some o f the most prestigioM resident and fine athlete at Tben last Monday trainer Eld- races at Arlington Park. 'Triples (XlHson, I*hiladel- Dlntlman has been named ] cars. IT you own a '61 or earlier rives therefrom, imd to whom the conference playoff and dls- Princeton 5-3. Southern Connecticut State Col I96S cars. Which means that it hat, Manohaeter High, now vice die Yowell placed bUnkera on Native Charger — A disap Houston’s John Bateman slides in safely— head first. pMa. and (Clemente, Pittsburgh, Three members o f the district car, the improvement wiM be even athletice is an avocation.” the co¥L for the first time and he pointment''in the Kentucky Der trlot rixiwdown gtunee. lege basketball coach by Dr. I to be quiet nod anoolb-ridiog. bnJ president 'khd director of eco “For our student-athletee, 6. runnerup Holy Cross — second more dramatic.^ nomic reeearch for the U fe In won the Jersey Derby. by and Preakneae after winning Home runs—Mays, San Fran Add Up to Mantilla Hilton Buley. 3CSC President, sports is a vocation,” he writes. the Flamingo and the Florida basenmn Rick Manning, cen- surance Aseociatkm of Ameri Sellers, not a howling success IJ Batting 1000 with the Gals cisco. 17; McOovey, San Fnan- terfielder Bill Brassil and pitch foUowing his appointment a* an In support of his charges, Hano since riding to fame aboard Derby. Being freshened up with associate professor of health ca, was named one of two cRee the feelings of a number cisco. 13. er Jim Bddwell — were named Carry Back four years ago and Eastern stakes Ms oMef objec Stolen bases—Wills, Los An BOSTON (A P )— By beauty (jueen standards 33-31- and physical education at the On a wet curve, y o u 'l boM Ike cause fhere^ ndbody nfth a moe* S i ? * * ^ * * ? ? . -illi™ Seattle Unlveraity basketball taken off the colt in the Ken tive. to the 1966 All Dlstriot One Wskleyan U^verslty during i ^ ^^om he interviewed geles. 34; Brock, St. Louts, 21. team. The only non - seniors college. Dlntlman. 2ft-yeor old •oad S0% better than you could sensitive bottom than Mie lest dri*» e o m m sM e n ^ exerdtom last' tucky Derby, timed hia stretch Flag Raiser — DeflMtely not Ed Kranepool Leads League 44 statistics don’t qualify. But in baseliall they add up native of High Spire, Pa., will Fetching — Ellis, Cincinnati. named were Boston University when your car was brand new. ers who evahmie die new models in run Just right. a' distance runner as shown in 9-2. .818: Jay, Cincinnati, and to the toughest dutch hitter in the American League— join Southern’s faculty in the Hail To All was timed in 2:26 the Kentucky Derby and Preak sophomore shortstop Wally Detroit ItasebaU, baakettiaH and foot school competitor. Farrell, Houston, 4-1, .800. Boston’s I'elix Ttie Cat Mantilla. Blrchler and University of fall after serving for four years ball whUe an imdergraduate at 2-6 for the I'/i miles ness but winner of four New AMERICAN LEAGUE Said Sophomore guard Plum In Perfumed Fans’ Letters Strikeouts --- Koufax, Los An The ' name might tiave been r ” American League Massachusetts Junior leftfielder as chairman of the Health and tbs Middletown ooHege. mer Lott:__ "The game is fun The stake record of 2:26 3-5 York stakes at distance up bo changed to Felix the B.at Sun Physical Education Depart * e • 1% milee. Being given a rest. Scoring in every other In geles. 108; Drysdale, Loa Ange Mantilla. lecuUng the club in W. L. PcL O.B. AJ Nordberg, the only left- bu rble by the” thne‘ rm“i[ was set by GaMant Man in 1967, ning, Police A Fire edged Sears les. 88. day as Ho.ston (li\ ulod a double- game-winning hits with five. Is Minnesota 31 16 .674 — handed batter on the first team. ment and basketball coach at Junior or senior, I know it will j ' 9-8 Saturday at Waddell Field. N E W YORK (NEA) —^same first name, no mistake is header with Kan.sa.s City the Inter-American University O ff the Cuff Mr. Ed Kranepool, ever made. his best with men on base. (Chicago .... 28 19 .596 3V, The first tekm—lb John Tar- You can’t win in baseball un Doug Scruton survived five er American League The foniicr National League He's hitting .228 In bases-empty (Cleveland .. 24 20 .545 6 ters, Vermont; 2b Manning; ss In San German, Puerto Rico. | rors behind him, giving up on New York Meta, N.Y. "If they’re perfumed," ex Batting (100 at bata)—Horton. castoff got lour Ints in .seven less you score some runs and Dear Eddie: • .situations (19-84), .466 with one Baltimore .. 27 23 .540 6 Pro Football Like Air Travel ly six hits to pick up the vic plained one clubroom official, Detroit, .363; Davalillo. Cleve tnps. drove In four runs and 22 .532 6% Tom Kellsy's 11-game pitching I’m a 14-year-old girl and ... "we know who they go to with man on (36-66). .360 with two on Detroit ...... 65 winning skein for Portland If we lose, we let the school i * T ^ T • tory. land, .382. scored twice. The .sox won the (9-25) and .429 with the bosee Los Angeles 27 27 Jim Harrison carried the big without you my lollypop tastM out even looking." Runs — Green, Boston. 40; first! game 9-4 and lost the sec zar came to an end yesterday. ri ov^r'-e^S^ll*^*^^^X|ALL Commissioner Claims flat. I love the Beatles but they loaded (3-7). Boston ...... 23 25 7 stick for the winners, hitting Kranepool’a particular ap Wagner, (Cleveland, and Versal- ond 4-3 in 11 innings. New York . 22 27 San Diego handed the Manches don't even compare with you. I peal ia to the teen-ager but, When Mantilla first came Into fun out of the sport.” ______a grrandslam homer in the les. Minnesota. 36. V Bouton la bark liome tor a Washington 22 30 ter righthanded his initial Hano goes on to say that think you’re the greatest. lately, hia harem la maturing. the AI. he used a 38-ounce bat. loss by a 3-0 score. Kelley sixth and a double. Jack Ma Runs batted In — Manttlla, one week .stand starting tonight He just Imppened to try one of Kansas O ty 11 32 high - pressure recruiting tac-1 OOEANPORT, N.J. (AP) —-^while some eWee got their M loney also had two hits for Devotedly, Pat D. Two girla from Paterson State allowed seven hits, one a tial look at both leagues. Boston, 44; Howard, WasMng- at F'enway Park R P«n 16, BIU LiViS i pack s e v k n t b e m ^ I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1965 Soburbiui For 8ak 7S Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sals 72 A rticles For Sale 45 Apartment ’Bandings. Resort I^pertjr Houses For Sale 72 Household Goods 51 ROUTE 44-A, Juet over Bfdtoa MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1965 Tenements 63 For Rent 67 CONCORD RD. — Beautiful MANCHESTER — Six room MANCHES'TER — apotieea 6 f>OB SALE — Huger Carbine .44 REFRIGBRATOR. upright room Colonial, breezeway, ga tine. Neat expandable I room PAGE SIXTEEN Ranch, large living room, for Cape, city utilities, short walk Ranch with breezeway and 2- Help Wanted— ]htagnum caliber with scope; freezer for sale. 643-4074. CENTRALLY located, econom- COLUMBIA LAKE — For Rant mal dining room, cabinet to bus. East Catholic High rage, 1V4 baths, 3 bedrooms, H dp W antsd— MsJe 86 one year old. Original price, sale. 643-4074. icaUy priced, 3 room apart — SmaU waterfront cottages, large lot, fine location, orfly car garage, and a 30x100 chick BusIneM Opportmiltjr 28 Hdp Wanted— FentAle 85 Help Wanted—Ihle 36 Male or Female 37 kitdien. 2 bedrooms, recrea area. 816,900 including garage. en coop. Retiring? . . . mtereat- Baildlng—Contnetiiig 14 8106., scop* 849., ammo 88. Win ments, stove refrigerator, June, July, August. Call 648- Barrows A Wallace. 649-5806. 820,500. Hayea Agency. 643-4803. CLERK OF construction, Tol tion room, landscaped yard. ed m creamtee. repair foctll- HAIRLfflESSBR wanted, ex EXPERIENCED chain man for aell for 8H0. 640-3718. l a w n CHAIRS, awrrings, elec heat, hot waiter included. 649- 2693, 649-4929. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, NEWTON H. S M im A SONS— FOR SALE — Center Tailor land High School, wrlto giving tric pump, trunk, barrel NEW LISTING — 34 Helaine tlea, eWekens, etc. This is th# Remodellnf, repairing, recrea Shop, 32 Oak St. Inquire in per perienced preferred. LuJon Sa survey crew working Manches 6204. 643-6963. ter area. Lockwood, Keesjer, all psrtinsnt Intocmation a t t e n t i o n chair. 649-1976. diANT’S NECK Heights — 4 Road. 6 room Cape, fireplace, deal. Highway, nice home easy CLASSIFIED tion rooms, additions, garages, son. lon of Beauty, 61 East Center room modern cottage, hot FIRST OFFERING psriencs In conRrucUon SIX GRAVE LOTS, Buckland MANCHESTER Garden Apart MANCHESTER — New 8 room aluminum siding, lovely yard, access. T. J. Oockeitt, Realtor, concrete work. Call M9-S144. St:, 643-1989. Bartlett, Inc., One Aerial Way, HOT POINT electric range, Syoaset, N.T., Attn: J. litcM - n ^ e s of previous emi^yers 20 Hartford Area Teachers Om etery, reasonable. 622-9592. ments — 3% room apartment',' shower, large stmdeck in back, execuUvs Colonial. 4 large bed Excellent 6-room, 2-story, Owner 643-0513. 643-1577. GROCERY STORE — Grossing very good condition. Cali at 378 new artesian well, Bdgewood DION CONSTRUCTION CO. — approximately 6126,000 yearly. waM. and references. Send available JiUy 1st, heat, hot rooms, spacious living room, 2-car garage, large fin respondence to Bert P^um w, t h e p r o v e n carpet cleaner Parker St. water, stove, refrigerator, 8U0 Rd. 880. per week. Mrs. CiDarter, MANlDHESTER Five room WILLINGTON . . . Just off the Complete building service. 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Bar- lessen the value of the advertisement will not be oorrected by reer opportunity write giv or 6 p.m.-10 p.m., perma a d v e t is in g ver, picture frames, old cotn.s. schools and shopping district, Westerly, Rhode Island 6129. appliances. 817,900: Barrows A CARPENTRY —Concrete steps, A FRESH START v/111 lump nent work, remlar ralsM, h.p. Evinrude electric. (^11 649- 742-7092. rows A Wallace. 649-6306. "make food” Insertion. PINE ST. MANCHESTER ing date of birth, marital 4663 days, 643-7267 evenings. guns, pewter, scrap gold, adults preferred. 643-6356. TEL. 696-2885 Wallace. 649-6306. floors, hatchways, remodeling your debts into one easy pay excellent working condl- c o u n se l o r EIGHT ROOM Raised Ranch In ment. If you have equity in status, type of previous watches, old jewelry, hobby BOLTON LAKE — 5 room cot BOLTON . . . new Hating here. porches, garages, closets, ceil tlcms plus many other ben eluding 3 or 4 bedrooms, din ASKING 814,900 — 3-bedroom tage. conversion po.sslbllities (BoekvOle, Toll Free) ings, attics finished, rec rooms property, call Frank Burke to employment, education and 16 FOOT Thomp.son, many ex collections, paintings, attic con COVENTRY — Beautiful lake Four bedroom Ranch with 1*4 approximate income re efits. S A L E S tras. Tsl. 649-4997. Town House Apartments ing room, Uving room, laun Colonial, west side, phone after for year 'round home. Extra baths. Full basement, two car « formica. No job too small. D A discuss ways and means. Con KEYPUNCH Operator, exper tents or whole estates. F\m i- side < ittage, excellent location dry room, \Vt baths, garage, 4 p.m., weekends anytime, 643- 875-3136 necticut Mortgage Exchange, quired. Also list address 2627. ture Repair Service, 643-7449. lot, 88,000. J. D. Realty Co., garage. Beautiful wooded lot. 643-2711 D Carpentry Service. 649.8880. ienced, 8 p.m. - 2:30 a.m. shift. and phone number where and condition, quality through rec room, fireplace, 824,900. J. 2689. 15 Lewis St., Hartford, 246- Apply to Data Processing Dept. If Interested, apply In writ COLONIAL OAKS out. For full Information call 643-6129. House is in Immaculate condi you may be reached. Reply 17' MOHAWK Catalina Mark WANTED — Leaded or glaas D. Realty Oo., 643-5129. CARPENTRY—32 yean expe 8897. Manchester Memorial Hos ing to Box N, Herald, stat EatobUahed, reliable, Notton- 643-6930. MANCDHESTER — Attractive tion. An excellent value for rience. Ceilings and floor tiled, Box H, Herald. ing qualttlcaUons. oUy famous company r^tores 75 Mercury engine. Tee-Nee 1 partitioned electric lamps, 35 4 '/a room apartment. QUONOCHONTAUG. R. I. only $23,500. T. J. (Drockett, pital, an equal opportunity em trailer, accessories. Call 649- Heat, hot water, stove, re ST. JAMES Parish — 2-famiJy and charming 5H room Cape in porches, rec rooms, gBrng SE>X)ND MORTGAGE - Un additional sales represeo^on. years or older; also kerosene GARDNER LAKE, Conn. Mod home in excellent condition for Realtor, 643-1577. Troiifale Reaching Our Advertiser? limited funds available tor sec ployer. 93-'58. lamp.s. 523-5871. frigerator, parking, and neighborhood of beautiful Large one family house additions, attics finished, re Complete line of A d v e n in g em housekeeping cottages. the home owner who wants an homes, large living room with modeled, concrete work. No ond mortgages, payments to MAINTENANCE An Equal Opportunity full private cellar. 8140. very close to the beach. BOLTON LAKE — Immaculate Employer pen<^s — pens — Lakefront. Boating, fishing, income. Choice of 3 or 4 bed fireplace, good sized bedrooms, Excellent condition. Fire 24-Hour Answering Service Job too small. Immediate i suit your budget. Expedient —Executive gifts. FuU swimming. Inspect weekends. 4-room year 'round Ranch, with service. J. D. % a lty 648-6129. MECHANIC Diamonds—Watches— Rooms Without Board 59 643-4491 649-4436 rooms, big kitchens and dining full basement. Reali.stically place, hot air heat, storm tlmstes. 643-2629. ment of your commlsafons Free colored pictures, bro rooms, permanent siding, sep priced. Alice Clampet, Realtor, private beach, 810,200. VA no Jewelry 48 windows, two full baths. money down. Pasek Realty, Free to Heraid Reeders EXPERIENCED Large local concern has every ’Thursday — plua bonus R(X)MS FX)R RENT, one block 649-6544 chure. Arrowhead Grove, arate utilities, private shaded 649-4543. Real nice location-and com opening for man experi every four (4) weeks on your Route 364, Colchester. 242-9278 289-7475, 742-8243. Want infonnatlon on one uf our classified advertlsementaf No Schools and Classes 33 TRUCK MECHANIC FOR WATCH AND JEWELRY re from Main Street, froe park yard with 2-car garage, extra pletely landscaped. R oofing— Siding 16 enced In machine repair salea Details wUl be given for a r in g . Prompt service. Up to ing, kitchen privileges, gentle ordinary value. Wolverton 815,900— Six room Cape, shed answer at the telephona listed T Simply call tha Legal a n d maintenance, night PRIVATE FLEET your review without cost or ob- THREE ROOM apartment, heat dormer, 1*^ baths, porch, quiet COVEINTRY—Modern 5*4 room LEARN MORE — 820 on your old watch in men only. 643-5127. Agency, ReaKors, 649-2813. Three bedroom dwelling. Ranch, full ba.sement. excel BIDWELL HOME Improvement TO EARN MORE work. Permanent position, Ugations. Full and part-time and utilities, 105 Birch St. Call Wanted To Rent 68 street. Bowers School, nice Living room, kitchen, two Permanent position open trade. Closed Mondays. P. E. lent condition, $11,500. Six Company—Rdoflng, siding, al AT excellent wages and em men and women will be trained THE THOMPSON HOUSE. Cot 643-2125 or 649-2179. trees. Hutchins Agency, Real car garage, full cellar. EDWARDS for heavy duty truck me Bray. 737 Main Street, State WANTED — Small 2-bedroom room Cape. 2 unfinished, ga terations, additions and re Stenographer ploye benefits. Write P.O. in the field to Insure your suc- Theater Building.. tage Street, centrally located, . , , , _ . » ASKING $13,200 tors, 646-0103. Close to the beach, nice lo modeling of all types. Excel M.T.I. BUSINESS Box 1821, Hartford, stating chanic. First class me- OMS with this money making lai-ge, plea.santly furnished SIX ROOM duplex n » r school, | house or apartment^ on Jirst cation and nicely land rage. large shaded lot, fur ANSWERING SERVICE nished, spic and span. 812,900. lent workmanship. 649-6496. SCHOOLS experience and qualifica dianic Is required with the line. WRITE: rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 bus, west side, no pets, vacant. floor, Manchester, Ea-st Hart MANCHBSTE31 — Nice 2 (DLEAN AS A Whi.stle, 5*4 room scaped. tions. ■hility to overhaul and re- $95. Write Box F, Herald. ford, Bolton or (Doventry, 2 bedroom Ranch, air condi Ranch with 3 bedrooms, family Four room year 'round Ranch, Next Class — June 14 Garden— Farm— Dairy (or overnight and permanent $7,800. Many other moderately LIGHTNING RODS, roofing, WRITE psdr trucks. Diesel experi guest rates. adults. 649-6315. tioning, huge heated rec size kitchen with dining area, Lewiss & Stanton Realty 6494500 - 075-2519 siding, gutters,, aluminum win FTTLL-’TIME warehouse work ence helpful and diould be Pencil Specialty Company Products 50 MANCDHESTER — Delightful 2- room with bar, next to oversized 2 - car garage, priced homes. Call Gall Green, I.B.M. KEYPUNCH bedroom garden apartment, schools, churches, etc., etc. Real Estate A Insurance 742-7092. F. M. Gaal Agency, and lenve yonr meaaage. YouH bear from our advertlaer In Jig dows, doors, aluminum cano 42 hour week plus overtline famUlar with automoUve- PICK Strawberries tonight only. ROOM for non-smoking, non- screened patio with barbecue, pies, roll-up awnings. Work M.T.I. la the only Keypunch BOX D, HERALD instrumenta, willing to Dlv. Venue Pen A PencU Oorp. ideally located, heat, hot wa Business Property This won't last. Call the Winnapaug Road 643-2682, 643-0281. A. L. Rosis without spending aH evening at the telephone. School in Hartford AUTTIOR- company fringe benefit*. Ap 30c quart. Bring baskets. No drinking gentleman. (Dan be oil hot water heat. Move right guaranteed. Beacon Lightning plicants interviewed at Moore’s work second shift. Com .seen after 2 p.m. at 129 Walker ter, range, refrigerator, park For Sale 70 in condition, $16,900. Wolverton Westerly, Rhode Lsland 649-7377. Protection, Steve Pearl, 643- IZED to train by the same Hoboken, N. J. children. 612 Keeney Street. ing, $120. monthly. Available BUSHEY AGENCY method used by the I.B.M. Super Store. Inc., Nutmeg pany offers excellent wagee St. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. TEL. 596-2886 Automobiles For Sale 4 5315. A’TTRACnVE summer office Rd., South WindBor. and working conditions, July 1. 643-0973. MAJN STREET site, near (D«n- JERRY AMKDO 643-.'i444 Bolton Area CORP. ter, with building of 6,500 sq. position open from July 1-Sept. free benefit program in Or WRITE or ’TELEPHONE TOMATO PLANTS - Manapal, GENE BUSHEY 649-2083 MANCHE3STBR $17,.600 1967 CHEVROLErr Bel Air, 4- PBX-SWITCHBOARD cluding H A A insurance, LOVELY 4V4 room apartment, ft. Many potentials. Will fi BEAUTIFUL door, V-8, axrtomatdc transmis 1. typing, shorthand necessary STCXnC MAN and receiver, high our Division Manager — 40c dozen. 117 School Street (DLEAN, fumi.ahed room for gen- 5-BEDROOM RANCH Suburban For Sale 75 HERALD Learn on live boards Nation’s 36*4 hours per week, air-con life insurance and pension telmen, central. Call 643-9353. corner Oak and Cottage nance. Ciwner 649-5229, 9-5. LAKEFRONT sion, power steering, new bat Roofing and Chimneys 16-A school graduate, company b ^ - E. Wraton Uttiefleld, Streets, heat, hot water, range, largest PBX School. ditioned office, very friendly at efits, paid vacations, store dls- plan. 78 OreephUI Rood. HOLLISTER STREET . . . the BURNHAM ST., 7'4 room ' NEW EIGHT room Raised PROPERTY tery. 649-8512 after 6:30. refrigerator, disposal, dryer, MANCHESTER — Sti - room Ranch, Bolton-Coventry line ROOFING — 8pe<.lallxlng re mosphere. Applicant will assist count on purchases, group in Sudbury, Mass. Household Goods 51 apartment, two stores and besrt buy in Town. 6 room Cape Ranch, breezeway, garage. Oc DOXLEHERS TWX-TELETYPE in various duties while office WRITE BOX 0, HERALD Apartments—Flats— private ba.scment, completely full bathrooms, family room On second lake— an excel 1958 FORD, 4-door, automatic, pairing roofs of all kinds, new surance and retirement, five soundproof, $140. monthly, 643- commercial building all in ono with all the trimmings. l*/4 cupancy. Come See! roofs, gutter work, chLnneys girls are vacationing. Write daya. W. T. Grant Oo., Man TeL 617-448-3867 EVERYTHINQ in sterUlied re* Tenements 63 with fireplace, 2 acres of land. lent hideaway or fine for radio, heater, good clean shape BUSINESS TYPING 2786 , 643-2370. package. High traffic count, baths, shed dormer, finifthed conversion to year ’round For Your in cunning condition, 6126. 649- cleaned, repaired. Aluminum Box "C” Herald, stating quali chester Parkode. condiUooed used furniture and rec room, big poroh. Sure there MANGIAFICO & BROOKS (Dali for appointment, 643-7410 Learn Now — Pay Later appliance!, high quality—low FOUR ROOM second floor A wise Investment for only living. Ten minutes to Wil 9168. siding. 80 years’ experience. fications and salary desired. 5's ROOMS, second floor, heat, 826.000. Hayea Agency, 643- is a send bank in the back, 528-4226 ' 525-8980 No agents. InfonnatiiHi Free esthnates. Call Howley, Free nationwide placement. If you are presently employed TOWN of MANCHESTER prices. LeBlanc FVrnlture, 195 apartment, newly redecoirated, bur Cross Highway »r to hot water, refrigerator, ga 4803. but that a.ssures you privacy. Manchester. Call Suzanne 1969 CHEVROLE7T sedan, excel 643-6361, 644-8888. CALL — WRITE — VISIT and wish to earn additional in Situations Wanted— South Street, Rockville. 875- middle-aged or retired couple. $14,500 — Manchester. 6 room COVENTRY — 5 rooms, 3-bed 2174. Open 9-e No children or pets. Inqudre 11 rage, $125. monthly. 643-6637. Out of state owners are anxious Cape, new .siding, fenced shad room year 'round home, excel Shorts, 643-8886, excluelve lent, 6 cylinder, standard, 6100. come — look no further — we JOB OPPORTUNITY Female S8 BUSINESS ZONE IH — Bight to sell. T. J. Crockett, Real the herald win not take over payments. Call Mr. 525-9317 have an excellent opportunity Church Street. FTVE large rooms, ground rooms with two offlcee, sep ed lot with fireplace, sewers. lent area near lake, only $9, with disclose the Identity of Heating and Plumbing 17 Schools From Coast to Coast LEGAL UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY tor, 643-1577. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 600. Haye.s Agency. 648-4803. Valle, 289-6483. for (hose wiHlng to spend 8 to FIREFIGHTER RELIABLE woman desires floor, garage, now red^orat- arate entrance, suitable for J. Watson Beach & Co. any advertlaer using box 760 Main St., Suite, 804, 5 hours an evening or week Ing. available June 16, 8125. business or professional use. 646-0103. RBMODE3LING your bathroom 48 Hour Week babysitting in my home for Refrigerator. Stove and TV 36 MAIN ST. — 3 rooms, heated, BISSELL STREET — 4 family, BOLTON — ■* room Rancli cus Central Row Hartford letters. Readers answer 1955 CHEVROLET. 210, 4-door Hartford ends. No experience neces 649-4692. $22,000. Philbrick Agency. 649- good return. Owner 649-6229, 21 ing blind box ada who sedan, new brakes, new ring® is our business. We can take SECRETARY working parents or vacation Included 850. Call 149-2866. MANCHESTER — Two family, tom built in 1955, 1-car garage, 522-2114 Next Door To Travelers Ins. sary. Applicant should have Storting Salary — 85,406.00 ers. reasonable. Child may Uve 8464. 9-5. desire to protect their and bearings, 4 new whitewall care of all plumbing end heat Per Ajmum NEWLY decorated flat, 5 rooms four over four. Ideal location, summer porch and patio, walk Identity can follow this ing problems. I will pack any neat appearance and be ready in. 643-9947. • Modem Rooms of Fiimltura LOOKING for anything In real excellent condition, five years out basement with play room, EAST HARTFORD, (Dak St. Six tires, new exhaust system, Reliable, mature woman to start at once. For further Appliances. Lot No. 29p on third floQr, in central loca CENTRALLY located 4 three MANCHESTER — East Side, proc^ure: faucet 63.60. Roland Plumbing Help Wanted— F«nale 35 Maximum Salary — 86,406.00 estate rentals — apartments, room apartments, three old. $25,900, Reasonable offer handy to lake, 816,9()0. Phil- room Cape Cod, 1*4 baths. Call very clean, private owner. Call with typing and shorthand information call 528-6666 or 644- WANTED — Hou-sework Satur- 10 Pc. Bedroom Set tion, 885. a month. 643-8116. 4-room home, \Vt baths, 2-cor ShicloM yoin: reply to the between 7-9 p.m., 228-3639. A Heating Co.. 643-4623. F’er Annum homes, mifitiple dwellings, call .stores, excellent Income. (Dali considered. Barrows h Wal brick Agency, 649-8464. after 4 week days and anytime skills above average, down 8393. davB only, Manchester area. 8 Pc. Living Room Set J. D. Realty, 648-6129. garage, exceUent condition, Saturday and Sunday. Owner, box In an envelope — town Hartford. 246-5478. 96 W. Middle Tpke. - quiet and Paul J. Oorrenti Agency. 643- only 811,900. Hayes Agency, lace. 649-5306. addressed to the Classi 1957 PONTIAC Super Chief, 4- LPN or RN, full nr part-time. benefits Include 8:30 - 4:30. OaU 742-6382 after 25 Pc. Kitchen Set SO. WINDSOR — charming old 628-6163. Employe THREE ROOM apartment, attractive 4'4 room duplexes, 2125, after 5 p.m., 643-5363. 643-4803. fied Manager, Manchester door hardtop, 346. V-8. hy4ro- 11-7. 876-2077. GOOD PAYING jobs now open. Slick leave, 7 p.m. Den or Spare Bedroom Set MANCHESTER —Cape, 6 large er 9 room (Dolonlal on shaded Radio—^TV Repair paid vacation, stove. refrigerator. 247 N. heat, hot water, ©lectrlc ertove GLASTONBURY - Two family Evening H e ^ d together matic, power steering and U.S.. Europe, South America, enslon plan, a complete 83 A WEEK rooms, new permanent siding, acre. Modern kitchen. 2 baths, Services 18 SECRETTARY — Receptionist, Far Bast. ’Travel paid. For de REHJABLE woman desires Main, 649-5229 , 9 5. and refrigerator, garage, avail MANCHESTER — Older 6 room basement garage, aluminum near Manchester line situated with a memo listing the brakes, radio, heater, good Insurance plan and em able July 1st, $120. and $125. a Land For Sale 71 home, minutes from Aircraft, outbuildings. Only $19,900. excellent opportunity for a ca RECEPTIONIST tor part of tails write only: Employment baby sitting in my home for $3-14 storm windows, shaded lot, Hayes Agency, 648-4803. on an extra la ^ e beautifully companies you do NOT condition, $160. Call anytime, CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv ployes credit union. Appll- working parents daya or eve THREE ROOM apartment, month. Call 649-2865 before 6 3 bedrooms, 2 bath.s, \ acre want to see your letter. 649-6414. ice, available all hours. Satis reer in a whorthwhlle and in August wanted. Call 643-8436. Information Bureau, 212-R Wll- licants must be not less VERMONT. Lunenberg — (Damp convenient location. Owner, landscaped lot in area of sin teresting position in the office hoit Building, Springfield, Mis ninga. 643-9947. DISCOUNT FURNITURE 470 Main Street, 890. 849-8229, p.m. lots, 50x400, 8150. Other par lot. (Dnly $15,900. Hayes Agen 643-5836. VERNON — spotless 5*4 room gle homes. A sound investment Your letter be des faction guaranteed. Ca;i 84S- than 22 nor more than 33 9-5. cy, 643-4808. troyed If the advertiser Is 1960 CHEVROLET, Impala con of a local doctor. Applicant SO j^ WAREHOUSE ___ cels. Amelia Walker, Miles Ranch, cabinet kitchen, ceram property with unlimited poten 1816. years of age, a citizen of HAIRDRESSER wanted, exper BEAUTIFUL 4*«4 room heated SUBURBAN 8-poam Ranch, pro one you’ve mentioned. If vertible, excellent condition, must .be neat, a good typist and the United States and in 3680 MAIN STREET. 522-7240 "t h r e e rooms, third floor, heat duplex, nice neighborhood, Pond, North (Doncord, Vermont. 5-5 DUPLEX, large lot, quiet ic bath, basement rec room, tial. The Leonard Ag;ency, able to meet the public. Pleas DISHWASHER, 5-8:30 evenings. ienced. Petite Beauty Salon, 34 fessionally landscaped, 1*4 level treed lot, only $14,500. not it win be handled in best offer over $900. 529-5866. PART-TIME good physical condition. Church 31. Call 643-0322 or 649- Hartford, Connecticut ed. (Dc.ll between 7-8 p.m., 643- plenty of closets, Youngstown location, $19,300. J. D. Realty Realtors, 646-0489, 646-0466. the usual manner. Moving—Trucking— ant surroundings, liberal bene clo.sed Sunday. Apply in per Applicant must be a resi .acres, 2-oar garage, aluminum Hayes Agency, 643-4803. 9600. 0082. kitchen, ceramic bath, finished Houses For Sale 72 Co.. 843-5129. BOLTON — 4 bedroom modern Storage 20 fits, salary commensurate with son Center Restaurant, 499 dent of the Toiwn of Man Formerly F^lller Brush Bldg. ba.sement. yard, perking. Ref aiding, fireplaced 22’ Uving experience. References both EMPLOYMENT Main 31. MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, room, 3 bedrooms, huge kitch ANDOVER — 3-bedroora Ranch, flat roof Ranch with jaloufiied Traflers— chester. Application blanks MAncheeter erences. $130. 643-6452. COLONIAL—11% rooms, 3% heated rec room, fireplace, al MANCHESTER DeUveiy. Light personal and business re and a complete list of qual Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 Open Monday Through 1*4 baths, dining room, Uving en, quiet street, best condition, breezeway and 3-car attached Lost and Found Mobile Homes 6-A trucking and package delivery. quired. Write Box J, Herald. baths, Uving room 30x16, $18,500. Wolverton Agency, uminum storms and screens, garage, set on 4 acres. Large 4- Hour Day ifications are available at Saturday 4U,-ROOM DUPLEX FOUR ROOM apartment and stone fireplace, 6 acres of room with fireplace, 3 bed A Refrigerators, waiters and WANTED — <3ood home for rooms, plastered waUs, one-car Realtors, 649-2813. built - in bookcases, excellent kitchen and dining area, dish TRAILER FOR RENT, 690. the Personnel Office, Mu 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. LAWTON GARDENS garage, first floor, Welle Street, land, outbuUdinga, 831,500 landscaping. Cali Helen Palm stove moving sp>clalty. Folding three cute kittens. Call 649 $65. per month. 649-5987. garage, 816,900. Phdlbrick washer and disposal, 36 foot LOST — eye glasses vicinity monthly. Also, one trailer 5- Day Week nicipal Building. 41 (2>nter Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. IMMACULATE 5 room expand er, 649-3877. J. D.. Realty Co., atoney Road, Bolton. 643-6331. chalis for r.mt 649-0762. GIRLS! CHECK Street, Manchester, t h e 6480 after 5 p.m. CALL — ASK FOR DA'VID 3 Extra Large Bedrootna Agency, 649-84^. living-dining room, wilh Heato space available. Coventry Modem cafeteria of well 1V4 (Deramic Baths able Cape. 3 bedrooms, garage, 643-5129. lator fireplace. 1*4 baths, full Lake. 742-8892, Mr. Frazier. State Personnel Depart old BIG 5-room Ranch on a huge known Hartford Insurance ment, State Office Build DAtDHSHUNDS, one year 1 gINGER AUTOMATIC Zig-zag, Range 568-576 Hilliard Street MANCHESTER — 4-4 duplex, plastered walls, conveniently basement finished in striking Painting—Papering 21 black, male and female. 643 treed lot with expert landscap located, quiet dead end street, TOLLAND ROAD, No. Coven • INTERESTING WORK company, miscellaneous ing, Hartford, or the Man 1 like new In cabinet, button Dishwasher ing 2-car garage, fireplaced 22' separate furnaces, 2-car ga arrangement with walk - in Announcements 11 FOOT aluminum trailer, 9482. FHA, $600. dpwn. Pasek Real try — one of the nicest (Dapes sleeps two adults and three INTERIOR and exterior paint duties. Write Box K. Her The jobs chester Office of the Con 1 holes, monograms, fancy de- Refrigerator Damato built 3 room, one living room, 3 bedrooms, huge rage, one block from Main St., we have ever listed. Acre of cedar closet, office, work room, • GOOD SALARIES 1 signs. Originally over $300., floor apartments. G.E. priced to aeU. Hayes Agency, ty, 289-7475, 643-7208. children, 6375. Or swap for fold ing. wallpaper removed, fully ald, listing experience, if necticut State Employment Disposal kitchen, permanent sidii^, no grass, 2-car garage, set-up for cold storage room, and huge ELECTROLUX Sales and serv ' any. 1 balance due 865, take over range, refrigerator, dispo.s- 643-4803. ing down type. 875-9739. Insured. Rene Belanger, 643- Service. ADORABLE Kitten* free Private Basement maintenance, condition is ex pool, rec room. 1*4 baths. For recreation area with fireplace. ice, bonded representative. Al • PLEASANT WORKING 1 payment.s, 810. monthly. Deal- Master TV Antenna al. heal, hot water and fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., 0512 or 644-0804. trained. (Dali 649-3851. cellent, $18,500. Wolverton NEW TWO-Family duplex. 5-6, ONE ACRE 818,200. this is a lot of value. See it and you'll Hke It. Bank CONDITIONS At Applications must be re 1 er, Hartford 622-0931. Heat and Hot Water parking. All for only 8125. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. appraisal at $32,500, but aAing . Manchester, 6«4-8141. INSIDE and outside painting. turned to the General Man er month. Open eveninga nice location, separate heat See for yourself. T. J. Crockett, SILVER TOY P - * MONDAY, JUNE 7. 19€5 Avtnife DaOy Net P m m Rmi f A«S KMUTEEM For tlie Week B aM lEttwitts l|fralh June B, INB ■Iha 8th District Fire De Mrs. Ball Cited, 14,199 partment fought a minor fire In lEum tng About Town MemOer ot the Audit a chimney at 87 Phelps Rd. Awarded Degree DOUBLE STAMPS Eoreau of Oirenintlea yssterday afternoon. No fire In Mmnehetter—A City of Village Charm T>« monthly mMtlnr tht jury to any part of the John Mw. Do«4s C. 'saH, wUa-ef' AnwricAn Le^on will b« held Rockett house wae reported but George W. Ball of 0 Ckeatnut (Claaalfled Adv«rttalug ea Page !•) tomorrow night »t 8:16. Moc- the dining room suffered some at. was honored leaf evening VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 211 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1965 tion ot delegmtes and alternates smoke damage. The alarm was w ith a reception given-by her WEDHESDAY for the district convention to called at 3:55. pSLremta, Mr. and Mrs. H u ^ F. be held June 20 will take place W aid Jr. of 3 Evergreen Rd. In Hartford. East Hartford. Woat Hartfo^, The exceuUve board of Man- Jtohn Mather Chapter, Order Mna Ball graduated cum hwide MiddUtewn,' Briitol, Manchaitof and Now Britain.^ cheater Oreen School PTA will yesterday from Bay (Path Jun Goodhye Kiss of tieMolay, will meet at 7:30 meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the tonight for election -of officers. ior CofVege, IsMigmoadow, Maas home of Mrs. R. N. Nicola, with an asiwciate in science de NORTH HALEDON, A rdiearsal for the Father’s president, 18 Stephens St. Degree will be held after the gree. Russians Fire N. J. — (AP) — Charles She had returned to school Wildehoer, 81, kissed his Gemini Duo Called regular meeting. ' Marine Cpl. Robert M. Smith, after a 13-year atoeence to ful driver’s license goodbye son of Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge J. The FTofeeslonaJ Women’e f^ requirements for her degree last night in Municipal Smith of 411 Burnham St., has and was eapodaUy honored by Court. Club will meet tomorrow at been serving with the Battalion •:30 for a dinner at Pyquag the dean of the qpUege, Jeanette Appearing in court on a Iim. Wethersfield. A business Landing Team hi, of the 4th T. Wright, who halted the com- THIS WEEK Moon Rocket careless driving charge, Marine Expeditionary Brigade meeting and election of officers ntencemwt ceremonies to make Wildetooer, who’s been driv w a be held after the dinner. in Santo Domingo, Dominican a speech in her honor. The au MOSCOW (AP)—^The Soviet Union launched a r(x:k- ing for a half-century, told Republic. the judge, “I think It’s time Than Some Predecessors dience proceeded to give Mrs. get your Bone White et toward the moon today in what appeared to be its Sunset Council, Degree of BaH a tremendous ovation de to ^ve It up.” Pocahontas, will meet and elect Navy Lt. (J.g.l Hubert ,R. spite the fact that it had re second try in a month to make history’s first soft land Then he pressed his li officers tonight at 8 at 137 Leighton Jr., son of Mr. and quested to withhold applause ing on the lunar surface. cense to his Ups and placed Bpnioe St. Mrs. Hubert R. Leighton of 39 until all degrees had been given The Russians first tested their trajectory oIom to the planned it on the bench. He wm ac Cottage St., was recently pro cused of backing his car Little Found Ailing out. Boft landing, system in Luna 5, route. Memorial Temple, Pythian moted to his present rank while Mrs. Ball plana to begin which crashed on the Moon May lit said Luna 6, like Luna S. onto a sidewalk, narrowly Bisters, wUl meet tomorrow at serving with Patrol Squadron 12. But they said at the time waa launched by a multistage missing a storefront, while 30 at the Naval Air Station, working for her B.A. degree in trying to make a U-tum. 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. the fall. that the flight had collected val rocket. The last stage ot the Flag Day services will be held, Jacksonville, Fla. uable data for further attempts. rocket waa put Into orhlt around He pleaded innocent, but With McDivitt, White and refre.shments will be served Luna 6 appeared to be the the earth and then launched the the magistrate found him after the business meeting. Coast Guard Lt. Albert R. SAOCER next try at a soft lunar landing, "automatic space station" on its guilty and ordered him to ABOARD THE WASP (AP)—Relaxing under th« Grossman, son of Mr. and Mrs. a key step toward putting a man flight to the moon, Tass said. pay $5 court costs. Manchester Chapter of Dis Max Grossman of 21 Adelaide on the moon. By 5 a.m. HIST. Luna 6 was 12,- blue skv from which they came, a.stronauts James A. abled American Veterana will Rd., Is serving two weeks an LECLERC The announcement of the 600 miles from the earth, Tass McDivitt and Edward H. White II had the run of the meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the nual active duty for operational With EVERY launch by Tass, the official So said, and all instrumenta aboard ship today—while doctors measured surprisingly light American Degion Home. training at the Coast Guard Re FUNERAL HOME viet news agency, made no were functioning normaHy. serve Training Center, York- *5 purchasa effects of their four-day space journey. mention of plans to test a land Tass sadd Luna 6 weighs 3,172 Events The astronauts continued to'r------Manchester Lodge ot Masons town, Va. FUNERAL Start now! Offer re ing system. pounds. arill meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. The original announcement of "The switching on of the go through periodic medical is the amount of Bweating. at the Masonic Temple. The Bollerman 3.C Walter A. peat! once more! the Luna 5 launch did not men telemetric measuring and scien- checks. Sweating is the prime means Entered Apprentice degree will Parker Jr., USN, son of Mr. and SERVICE Buy all you want — tion such plans either. But later tifle Instrumentation will be In State Dr. Charles A. Berry, astro of cooling. Tiie sweat is evapo be conferred after a business Mrs. Walter G. Parker of 10 WALTER N. if you spend $10 the Russians announced that an done automatically, In confor naut flight surgeon, said they rated through circulation of air meeting. Coleman Rd., was advanced to LECLERC you can get 2 sau easy landing on the moon would mity with the flight program, had less apparent physical dif in the .space suit. There is al.so his present rate while serving Director be attempted. Previously they and also on radio command ficulties than did some Mer considerable sweating after aboa^ the attack aircraft car cer!, ipend $20 and cury astronauts on .shorter mis splashdown, while the astro The second session of a class gat 4, at the aame had waited until they had re- from the earth,” the first an Murder Charged In acting styles, sponsored by rier USS America, operating Already aboard his newly won Honda motorbike, John Lawler Jr., 81 Alton St., rTOeives 23 Main Street, Manchester aults and then said ever3rthlng nouncement said. sions. nauts wait for recovery. the Little Theater of Manches out of Norfolk, Va. the congratulations of Jaycees John Moran Jr. (left! and David Comins for winnuig the an Call 649-5869 low price of 9c each. went according to plan. "Tracking ot the automatic In Fatal Dispute Berry said it will probably be This time, however, they ter and conducted by Ruth nual Jaycee Safe Driving Teen Road-e-o. (Herald photo by Pinto.) A return to the earlier pattern Luna 6 station, determination of necessary to keep the astro- j were picked up very rapidly Pfc. Peter R. Maloney, son of this was wonderful from our Rowley, will be held tonight at of waiting for results was its trajectory parameters, and WINDSOR LOCKS nauts shipboard until Thursday g at the LTM workshop rooms in Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Malon Lawler Wins Jaycee Road-e-o thought likely tvftih Luna 6. reception on the ground of sci morning. Still the ship is com point of view,” Berry .said. the basement of 39 School St. ey, 22 Englewood Dr., was re The official announcement entific information will be ef (AP) — Benito Venancio paratively a lot of room to Berry .said flight cabin tem cently promoted,to his presented called Luna 6 an "automatic ramble in for the a.slronauts peratures remained comforta rank in the cadet corps at Vir The Manchester Javcees Teen K*:' ,(V! - ■ M