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13,974 Showers tonight.,, Low In thg . Itanber o< «l» AnAt SO’a. Tneaday oloudy- with r**""?!’ s. ftirean o( Oraalattoa ot ehowera late In tho dny. IHpll' Manchettmr^A City of Village Charm around 70. ▼OL. LRXXn, NO. 196 Mi Fngn 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY SO, 1968 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Bomb in Auto Integration State N ew s Jars Montreal Broadening Roundup Laconic Space Pilot At Tulane Weekend Crashes MONTREAL (AP)—A vio-t I'O** Friday, polico discovered low. tent explosion today demolish­ "i bombs plantedlianted In mall boxes, NEW ORLEANS, La. Claim Five Lives ed one car, damaged two A demolition expert, Sgt.-MaJ. (AP) — Tulane University, Ip’a milglv- Walter Leja, was critically in­ which ended a 129-year seerre- :a niMwsr others, hurled wreckage for jured when one of the bombs blew By THE ASeOOIA’TED PRESS dMMrtbM gation policy this semester by Just Relaxing up as he was removing It from a oa. poekat M yards and'^broke windows It was another costly week­ » private homes a block mall box. He la la a Montreal quietly admitting 11 Negroes hospital. end on Connecticut’s high­ away. for graduate work, indicated ways, as five persons were today integration may come iMrntaC » No one was injured In the blast, OTTAWA (AP) — Terrorist fatally injured in accidents. wrlir oosta in back of tho armory of the Roy- , (R) threats to bomb Ottawa hotels next on th e, college level— The worst was a amashup on In­ Stock Market vt » ,^ ^ d la n -Mechanical and brought increased security w e- perhaps by the fall. terstate Rt. 91 in Hartford Sun­ Electrical Engineers. cautlons today as top-ranking lUp- A spokesman disclosed that' the day in which two persons were A cco la d e s Firemen said damage was eo huna, Jana lomats continued arriving in the New Orleans university — rated killed and another critically In­ Held Under irlow cuaat ^ v y that It appeared possible Canadian capital for the minister­ as one of the Deep ekiuth's top jured. a hnaband were was rndTe than one bomb. ial meeting of the North Atlantic academic InstltuUons — has re The victims were Richard Ca- fa thalldo- OTt an army spokesman said tho To Resume /i Vir him br Treaty Organisation. ceived several Negro undergradU' passo, 20, of Hartford and Mrs. Anti-Trust Law u m a g e was caused by a single Among those due in today were ate applications. He said they prob­ Ludivia Blaln, 70, of Falrvlew Shaw bomb placed under tho engine of U.S. Secretary of State Dean ably number imder 10. He would Mass. ’ Mlnatrala one o f the cars. The damaged WASHINGTON (AP) — The aaU; Frad Rusk, British Foreign Secretary not say if ahy has been accepted. Capasso was driving north on T om orr o w .nnlnc and cars, all owned by civilians, were Supreme Court ruled today that i Lord Hoipe and French Foreign The Negro students are seeking the superhighway when hls car the Securities Exchange Act does ■ In a dairy parking lot next to tho Mlnisteer Maurice Couve de Mur- admission next faH to the men’s crossed the center esplanade and armory. not give the Stock Ex­ CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. maa Staw* vllle. undergraduate school, Tulane's was struck by a car in which Mrs. change immunity from antiturst lall craat, The armory had 40 broken wln- The meeting begins Wednesday. College of Arts and Sciences, and Blain was a passenger. (AP)—With two days of ex­ 'ln( a Me » w panes, slight damage to aome laws. A number of hotels received an­ to Newcomb College, the uni­ Capasso’s passenger, Robert Lu­ The practical effect of the 7-2 aminations, questions and tker aad ■t®®! window frames, and broken onymous letters during the week­ versity’s exclusive women’s col bas, 20, also of Hartford, was seri­ telephone and power lines. decision is to restrict the confetti behind him, Astro­ end saying hotels housing NATO lege. ously hurt. exchange’s regulatory p ow er- Police did not immediately at­ delegates would be blown up. The contrast the Tulane scene George E. Shufelt, 49, of Plain- naut (5ordon Cooper planned tribute blame for the eocplosion. through concerted action by its I It was assumed the threats presents to the pattern of Deep ville was struck and killed on members—over dealings in secu­ to do absolutely nothing: to­ matt, Wal* However, a recent series of ex­ came from the FLQ (Quebec Lib­ South college integration Is that Farmington Ave. In Plainvllle rities. day except relax. plosions at Canadian army and eration Front), the underground most desegregation situations around midnight Saturday. Justice Goldberg, delivering the 'niat’s something that comaa federal buildings In Montreal has group that wants to separate have occurred at low-cost state The driver of the car, Paul easy to a man who can doze off been blamed on the outlawed sep­ court’s majority opinion, .said "the French-speaking Quebec {u-ovlnce universities. ’Tulane is a private Swanson, 44, of Plainvllle, was antitrust laws are peculiarly ap­ - while perched atop a rocket eet aratist group called the Quebec from Canada. The FLQ has institution where tuition charged with negligent homicide. t to blast him into space. Liberation Front. propriate as a check upon anti­ clatimed credit for a number of runs 11,400 a year. Another pedestrian, Louis Heu- competitive acts of exchanges Asked at, a news conference The armory la in a predomi­ bombings in the past few months Other Negroes are seeking ad­ ser, 27, of Danbury, was fatally In- Sunday if he thought hls fli^ t nantly French-speaking district of which conflict with their duty to in Montreal. So far its violence mission in the fall to the Gradu­ jiu-ed on Rt. 7 In New Milford keep their operations and those of concluded Project Mercury, Coop­ a ac Uaaa> Montreal. Previous bombings early Saturday. has been confined to Quebec prov- ate School and University College, their members honest and via­ f ^ er replied that it was hls personal have been in predominantly Eng­ ble." opinion that great gain would lish-speaking dlstricU. (Oontlnued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Seven) . come from an extended Mercury Wanted by Police At the same time, Goldberg said flight. ^ aHClIidty HARTFORD (A P) — The chief it was clear that there must be BuiM vw of the Hartford Detective Division some method of telling a protest­ Then he tossed the question to i) taQai said today there is an 18-State ing noiunember of the exchange Dr. Robert C. Seamans, associate ir Bart Actress Jailed alarm out for the capture of E3d- "why a rule is being Invoked and administrator of the National Aer­ t a wttd ward J. Austin, 4S, of Hartford. allowing him to reply In explana­ onautics and Space Administra­ iMJartcet Oapt. Thomas Hankard said tion of his position.” tion. ’a "Wida On Race Walk^ Austin is wanted in connection In New York, the stock ex­ “ We are faced with a decision iS (7 :30- with several incidents that oc­ change and three large members in the next week or so on another O ot 3B, curred here and in Winsted on had no immediate comment. Mercury flight,’’ Seamans said, Gets Applause Sunday. Justice Stewart dissented with but said it is quite unlikely an­ HanUard said Austin’s estranged an opinion In which Justice Har­ other Mercury manned mission wife, Adeline, was missing and lan joined, making the court’s will be conducted. ATTALLA, Ala. (AP) —As a prSbably was with Austin against vote 7-2. "The longer you keep Mercury V racial demonstrator, actress Ma­ her will. Stewart said the court’s answer personnel working on Mercury deleine Sherwood won applause According to police, Austin to the problem "is both unsatis­ flights, the longer you delay put­ • a l I from Negro spectators and a trip forced his wife and Luigi Sardelli, factory and incomplete.” ting them on the Gemini pro­ to an Alabama Jail with 10 other gram,” he said. 23, of 84 Oxford St., IMo his car Stewart protested that he c "Freedom Marchers.” after they emerged from the thought the court erred In using Tuesday the laconic Oklahoman They were arrested Sunday be­ Caithedral of St. Joseph Sunday the antitrust laws "to serve ends with the Huck Finn grin will re­ side U.S. 11 at the spot where morning. that they were never intended to Frog Lfcaps to Fame ceive the National Aeronatucs and Baltimore postman William L. He drove to Winsted where he serve—to enforce the court’s con­ Space Administration’s Distin­ “Repo” is the 1963 international frog jump champion after hop­ guished Service medal from Presi­ Moore was shot to death April 24. parked in the rear of the ’Tiffany cept of fair procedures under a ping 13 feet 4 Inches yesterday In the annual contest that has its Moore was walking to Jackson, and Pickett Lumiber Co., tied Sur- totally unrelated statute." dent Kennedy at a ceremony hi origin in Mark ’Twain’s famous short story. ‘"The celebrated the White House Rose Garden. Miss., where he hoped to present delli’s hanebs and feet with tape. Stewart and Harlan said they Jumping Frog of Calaveras County.” Here “ Repo” is urged on by hls integration views to Gov. Ross He then beat his wife about the Then he will address a Joint sss- veteran jump frog trainer Bill Proctor of Walnut Creek, Caltf. aion of Congress, and the follow­ - Bonita Barnett. face with the gun, WinSted police (Continaed oo Page Eight) (AP Photofax). said. ing day will go to New York ter .te prod- This was the third group of a ticker tape parade. fled at walkera arreated in Alabama Austin released SardeUi un­ harmed, gave u e t . |6 and thfic Today Cooper plans only to rest w since May 1. Othen are awaiting from the one predictable aftcrat- aaya, 'I trial on charges of breach of tossed the .22 caliber autennalU'' Astronaut- Saw fect of hls 84-hour Cosmic adven­ id. One peace, the same charge placed In the StSll River. It was recov­ ture—an onrush of adulation from ered later by sklndivers. Btoc Alters tek yard against Miss Sherwood's g^tmp. an admiring populace. Winsted police put out an alarm cama In Four of the demonstrators, In- Houses, Train His latest taste of it was a >ingr. My for Austin after Sardelli told de­ homey and heartfelt welcome by >ff but (OemUaued O u x of the situation Is that By JOHN BARBOUR and beach towels and hollered M loved ban Renewal Administration has GENEVA (AP)—The European ministers of the Common Market Associated Press Science Writer “ Well done, .” ‘ •ee -d

rMBtWO mUKOBBrtEtt KVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, OOlNN,, MONDAY, MAY 80, 1968 -PAQB THBlQB our modem music; it isn’t great. Mr. Schoenberg about thirty years I think the same may be said of ago, and it was my impreMlon at Directors to Decide BoUon the other arts as‘ ’’weU, On the that time that the musio so con­ on Bridge CongratnhtioM whole we seem to have a greater stantly written and attributed to Rocky’s Marriage Gives Calvings Heirs degree of craftsmanship than ever Schoenberg’s influence was more Town Walk Patching Policy When the Lord Mayor of before, but the lowest, degree of properly attributable to Mr. We­ Democrats Split on Choices Manchester, England, is in- “THE WAY greatness we have heretofore en-* bern, and that Mr. Schoenberg INCOMPLETE STRIP ^ ' aufuratod Gils week, he 'will be Stress Split o f was still experimenting and had presented with flower* from the M9 countered. The. town has tengwraril^ alloosiUon for next year, up from WORTH EXAMINING GOP Religious Problem "Who decides greatness?” you never decided on a set method. •topped paUdiing sidewalks with $80,000 to |48,IX)0, would allow By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD For Posts on School Board mayor of Manchester, Conn. I HEARD IT’ may ask. In the last analysis, this In fact, in 1943 Mr. Schoenberg bitumiidous filler (blacktop) ex­ a stepped up repair program. After years of doing without.my 5T?ff Ih e "hands aoroes the see” Churchy State went back to “ key signatures,*’ (Oontb ned from Page One) is decided by the people them­ cept In octses of serious deteriora­ The $48,000 wiU be spilt into proper share of sleep I can at gesture' was arranged— and will Keimedy, a Roman Catholic, three TEKMITES and I suggest,, that would-be com­ H ie Dmnoceatlo Town Cominit-i by John Gruber selves. This is inherent in the state­ tion, until General Manager Rich­ two sums, one for new sidewalk last report that the Inoom pl^ lisli ►April; Richter, A Simple Honor­ be financed—by a florist’s busi­ years ago. (Oonttaraed from Pag* One) posers study the results In ' his ard Martin gets final word from construction and the other for strip Is more interesting thap the Jr* ntgbt apHt In able Man; Sutoliff, Sword at Sun­ ness association. has adopted a neutral stance on ment above which mentions “the "Theme and Variations for Or­ Jto cihoice of candldatea to run for the choice of a nominee, said In Many RepubUcan Catholics greatest number of people for the the town’s direotors on patdilng repair and replacement. complete strip. Few of my read­ set; Thayer, Moecow Interlude; Hio new Lord Mayor, Robert might not accept a divorced and 6. Opposes direct’ aid to paro­ HlT BE AmiXIM chestra.” Thus, the founder of the ••hicaitlon in the Trevor, Hie Pasang Run; Vlertel, a separate Interview he thinks toe longest length of time.” The pro­ policy. Six areaa were auggeated for ers can appreciate how much October eleotlon. Rogers, will be installed remarried man as a GOP can­ chial schools, but favors t a x -s ^ movement tacitly admitted there The use of black patch material painful research It took to make ■To Love and Oorrupt; WllUanui, whole matter will blow over in fession critic- can only point out was much to be said in the. sys­ new sldewaJka in the depai^ en t’a iT*“ * f f l l I t o M Poroheron, incumbent Wednesday. a few weeks. didate. ported “ welfare services to idl strength and weakness according in light colored concrete sidewalks budgwt request, with a 'total cost this annotmeement. Borden of Baibatism. J^A^Timuaiclim^iMiac^iod-^Uidnk and I’m glad I don’t have tem he had previously abbrogated. —'the public works department’s board memlier fUlIng an uneocplred Nbn-flction tHle* added; Baldl, “You won’t hear much about It The Rev. Marshall Smith, who children,” whatever their schools, to accepted views; it is the public o f about $40,000. Langtry said South dealer married Rockefeller, a Baptist, TODR HONE ' •TR art te^aeneral, is a subject that to do so. Near the start of the Incidentally, this was his meth­ method of fUUng holes and cracks North-South vulnerable term, wun oonundttM endorsement My Unwelcome Oueets; Brigham, In 1964,’’ he said. that make.s .the decision. od of teaching. He rarely criti­ today he thinks'about $18,()00 will JTI q i. by only one vote In a three-way and Mrs. Murphy, an Episcopali­ anud urges effoits to find "crea­ raises conStant discussion as well OMttury there was a case Involving —has made "many homeowners aotually be aUocabed for new con­ Opening leswl—Queen of hearts. T he Study and Enjoyment m Plc- This Is essentially toe same tive solutions” to present parochi­ BE SURE...for a complet* FREE hipMlIoN as a subject about which I get The public has always been cized a ' student’s efforts, but oontddtr Kennath Mabthews of Actress Jailed an, In a Congrsgatioijalist cere­ customs duties on an alleged art B.bout 50 years behind the compos­ furious,” Mayor Francis Mahoney struction, aJtoough the breakdown South Jumped to six spades to turee; Brooks, Oi-eat Artists and view taken In private conversa­ al school problems. many inquiries. People who don't work, that finally got fought to would criticize one of his own School Rd., a Heloo employe, was Theelr Work; Clifford, In the pres­ tions by Sen. Barry Ooldwater, R- mony has been rebuked by his of your Home by a Termite Control Expert er in the history of the art of mu­ •ays. has not yet been made. avoid a complicated auction with church superiors. 7., Calls government efforts to like it are frequently^ld that since the Siqrreme Court, All the argu­ works instead, a work that show­ Last week the mayor reportedly an Inexperienced partner. Fortu­ Son* W«t VM M •Ddoreed for the second post. The ence of My Enemiee; Cousteau, Atiz., regarded ds a rival of toe sic. This is natural. For an art to ed some' points of similarity to the Mahoney said he thought that, "Ceiisor religiously offensive ma­ Supervised by Graduate Fntnmnlngiili. they don’t know anything about it, ments wore based on the defini­ told a householder Utat such patch­ nately, his partner showed up 14 Pass 2 KT VMi third oandldaite wae Paul Brmra The Living Sea; Cranford, Dls- On Race Walk^ governor for toe nomination. In. the Protestant areas of toe advance, it must move forward, student's work. if householdera were consulted be­ Middle West, where Rockefeller terial” a danger not only to "true they only show their i^orance tion of ’’art” in the last analysia ing would be suspended, although with more than one ace. The 6 4 . AH Fm by Mra. Cart T. Johnson of An­ ^Miss Sherwood, 8S, said befm-e- his private polls that he can’t Neither concrete nor experi­ get a free finesse. If anything education teacher, for selectman. dover. of the new Mrs. Rockefeller In LOS ANGELEJS — With 100 longest length of time.” nificant works were written before FutuM "department policy on What do you sayT hand that she expected to be ar­ beat Kennedy in 1964 and wants campaigning with her husband. These people may go to a pro­ mental plastic epoxy material be­ else, dummy cwld ruff while Other committee endoraements times the power of a chest X-ray 1925. Thus, what we think of as GOP Study Group patching, meanwhile, must aiyait Answer: Pass. The opening hid Baseban NOtea rested. She said she wanted to do to wait to try for the 1968 GOP Most . presidential candidates fessor of modem art for enlighten­ I beg you to read that last para­ ‘■impressionism” has generally ing tested will adhere very long South discarded a diamond. went to William Androlevich, nomination. machine, a huge betatron is being ment, and usually come away un­ tnstructlona from the board and of 2 NT Is highly Invitaaonal, but TYmlght’e game between something for toe integration want their wives along when they graph over again and consider its found Acceptance. to existing cracked or broken That’s what bridge players call Luoasurer; WWllred Cote, zoning Flano Realty and Bolton Dairy has used by the aerospace Industry derstanding no more than when implications. Personally, I’m hap­ Meets Wednesday manager. not forcing. With your ghastly movement, “ because it Is some­ If toe remarriage prevented his go vote gathering. Those without to look for flaws In solid-propel­ Control Corp. The prds^t musical idiom may sidewalks, he says. a complete strip. If you were board of appeals; William Maher, been canceled because of a bowl­ thing I believe in and this is toe getting the presidential nomina­ they started. They are the ones py to accept it as a definition of The only alternative Is bo re­ hand you cannot afford to aceeia wives, such as the divorced Adlal lant rockets. The 25,000,000-elec­ DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR COMPANY, liM. be describeo as "dodecaphonic ex­ thinkii^ of anything else, fie upon any invitations. town plannuig oommlaalon; Andro- ing banquet. Tomorrow Sheridan only way I know to help.'” tion, Rlbicoff said, Rockefeller E. Stevenson in 19552 and 1966, with whom I am concerned. Let’s music, yet the original statement There will be an organizational place entire concrete squares, levtoh, fire commiaeioner; Irvin tron-volt betatron can x-ray 8- see what we can discover about pressionism,” Which is partially Club Hears Talk thee. Ofl plays M * M OU; Thumday, Otoem arrested besides Miss coulid try for a third term as gov­ seem to operate at a disad­ THE OLDEST t. LARGEST PEST CONTROL CO. ||N CONN. was made by a sculptor. The defi­ gobbledegook. Dodbc,^ap h o n i c meeting of the Republican Town which is too expensive — the cur­ Dupre and Edward Meloche, con- Boltcn Daiiyr playe Flano Realty; Inch-thlck steel with only a 90- modem art. First, we shall have nition and the further clarification Since dummy has only three For Sheinwold’s 86-page book­ Shetwood were Nelson Barr Jr., ernor in 1966. If he won that, he vantage. second exposure. means "twelve-soundV’ and refers Committee’s district study com­ rent estimate for the contracted ■tahles; Mrs. Olive Toomey ..(in­ Friday, M A M Oil play* Sheridan would be in a position to chal­ to agree on a definition of the give us a basis for discussion, and mittee at Whiton Memorial Li­ By Art Teacher trumps, South must rely on the let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” Oiu. Chattanooga, Tenn.; Gordon Har­ word "art,” for without it we can­ to the twelve different ^tqhes you work is about 80 cents per square Incomplete strip, a more exciting cumbent Republican), town cierk; lenge any Republican except an since they come from the Supreme will find represented by thb.seven brary, 86 N. Main St., at 8 foot — for the present sidewalk sand SO cents to Bridge Book, ris, Rochester, N.Y.; Albert not qualify the noun by using an performance. South cannot afford Manchester Eve. Herald, Box $$1$ ■Anthony Mianeggia (incumbent Laat Thuivday, Fieno Reality Uhrle, Glen Gardner, N.J.; Bob Incumbent president for the 1968 Court, they have an air of author­ white and five black keys orf-^e p.m. Wednesday night. budget. Patching is inexpensive, Mrs. Charles Kellson, art teach­ RepubUcan), tax oollector. beat M A M OU, 6 to 8. Oeoy adjective like “ modem.” ' All town committee members er of Manchester High School, will to draw all of the missing trumps Grand Central Sta., New York 17, Kachnowskl, New York, all white; prize. ity and finality about them that piano before you come to a poiiit and can be done by the highway since that would leave no trump Oharlea Lathiop, town oommdt- S'iortonaen pitched, g«bUng 18 The governor’s marriage has Defining tite word “art” is noth­ no other definition of art can where the pattern is repeated. Ac­ a ^ invited to attend, as well as department much as road patch­ speak tomorrow at 8 p.m. at a N.T. ■tirlkeouts; Alan Skiimer w a e and Claudle Edwards, Forest City, ing U)ce as easy a task as you may in dummy for the ruff-dlscard Copyright ^968 tee chalrjnaii, said other endoiae- Ark.; Beimy Luchlon, New Or­ served to spotlight Republican dif­ boast. cording to this system, ail notes thAx^x representatives from each ing is done. meeting of the Profession^ Wonl- ments have been made but he . Mbrteneen and Leriy Fl- en’s (jlub at Center Congregational play. General Featurea Oorp. leans, La.; Arleau Wilks, High ficulties over the religious idsue Under the definition, music be­ are of equal value, whereas in for­ of thi^tpwn’s five districts who will Additional funds will not be haa been unable to roach. the ano hilt home runs. Milton Jensen OPEN $ DAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE participeite in the study groups. (jhurch. She will talk and show Instead, South wins the first Point, N.C.; and Don Johnson, In a form somewhat different ing written today certainly quali­ mer systems some notes were available until the next fiscal year, nominees about accepting nom­ pitched for M A M OU; Brian Ed- from that which plagued the more dominant than others. The stud^ ,groups will look into slides on art courses and work of heart and draws only two trumps. Bardwick Jackson and John Jack- fies as art. since it is obviously b e g g in g July 1. EJven then, Then he cashes the top clubs, ination and cannot telecMe their gerton was catcher; Mtohael Democrats when they nominated Mon. Ihni Sot. rtOO A.M. to 5:30 P.M. — Tliuri. » A.M. to » P.M. This was an idea promulgated district problems, and work to students at the school. B mnes a .’ son, , Ohio, all Negroes. written with the Intention of stir­ Langtry says, the amount allo­ ruffs a club, leads a heart to WED.: "DAVID and LISA” names at thia time. 3 Sleep Like Log by Arnold Schoenberg around the stimulate greatei’ lnterest in party cated is hardly sufficient to allow Mrs. Raymond Woodbrldge, Miss PoUoe Unit Meet* ring human emotions. Of course, T h e oommlttee endorsements turn of the century. It uses no membership. Mabel Trotter, Miss Ethel Goslee dummy, and ruffs another club. llM H k I n 1 TIm i F n lir it may frequently ‘ stir only one the town to maintain the sidewalks BHnally, South gives up the heart will be presented to a party caucus The Interataite PoUce OCftcem « « M ilts witk hot witir at kid “ key signatures,” and writing in Study groups will report to the and Mrs. Mildred Dewey will be Association held a diimer and human’s emotions, the composer’s, as they are now, let alone try hostesses for the meeting. trick, hoping that It must be won in J ^ y at which time all com- Han. Sad la hid iiiitll ly u shut. Bill-ifli this manner was reduced to a district leaders on their ’findings, to catch up on the mariy deterior­ busineaB meeting Saturday at the M M sa n H m stoiMCh las dM to ixcut so it thus foils to qualify as a and the leaders will take s^ cific The club will have its annual by toe player who is out of mltWSe nominations may be chal­ New W ay Found aaawS add. No kanaful druii. Bit Bill-ana matter of mathematical calcula­ ated areas. .Rosemount. Abty. H hny HuBtgren great work of art. problems to the appropriate town dinner-meeting Tuesday, June 4, tnimps. lenged by nominatlona from the «a*a. SSaat dranisti. Smd aostal to B ill-a ^ tion by Schoenberg’s pupil Anton Mayor Mahoney says he had floor. of Hartford was the spoaker. The Sraafikari, N. Y., for liberal fret umali. This is the trouble with most ol Webern. I happen^ to study with agency. ^ at Willie’s Steak House. And so It turns out. If West hoped that the increased sidewalk Board Sceeion Off aoBooiation is oompoaed of local, To Stop Hair Loss, •— 'GREGOBV PECK TTie board of education meeting state and federal poUce offioem in s jO H . proposed tonight will not mate- Meeeaohuaetta, Rhode Island and SPR IN G SALE’ rtallze sinoe a quorum cannot be Omneotlout. John Garabaldi is dia- Grow More Hair STANLEY WARNER To|iiU« jwgwr triot director. HOUSTON, Texas — For years woman be sure what Is actually obtained, Chairman John MoCTar- causing their hair loss? BJven if fick reports. ’Ihe board will meet St. George’s News "they said it couldn’t be done.” BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE' BIG SAVINGS! Rogers and Hammer stein* $ M ock in ^ bh a But now a Tescas film of labora­ baldness may seem to "run in next Monday as ortginolly planned Attending the annual convention STATECEl] 8:00 7:80 o f the Episoopal Diocese of Om- tory consultants has developed a your family,” this Is certainly no SHOWN AT i:S0 to oontnue work on its M a y proof of the cause of YOUR hair agenda. necUcut- tomorrow at Christ’■ treatment that la not only stop­ We give iiyJC GREEN STAMPS with EVERY DIME YOU SPEND . . . SHORTS START 7 P.M. ping hair loss . . . but is really loss. POPULAR’S STAMP CARNIVAL WINNER OF THE ^^OKLAHOMA” Operetta Well Received Church Cathedral in Hartford will growing hair! PRESENTED BY be the Rev. Eld'ward John'son, vicar Actually, there are at least 18 ACADEMY AWARD The peirformance of the operetta of St. George’s C3hurch. They don’t even ask you to scalp conditions that can cause “What’s the Matter with Sally” ■The senior choir of the church take their word for it. If they ANN BANCROFT presented by Grades 5 and 6 in the hair loss. No matter which one Is DON'T WATT-GET YOUR DREAM CARPET Sock and Buskin wdll tehearse tonight at 7:80; the believe that the treatment will the cause of your hair loss, if you Community Hall Friday evening FOR BEST ACTRESS junior choir, tomorrow at 7. Hie help you, they Invite you to try wait until you are slick bald and lecelved loud applause. In appre­ Bible study group will meet it for 32 days, at their risk and your hair roots are dead, you are NOW WITH MAGIC CIRCLE CREDIT ciation for their work, the cast BAILEY AUDITORIUM Wednesday at 10 a.m. with the see for yourself! beyond help. So, if you still have - . t h e . gave presents of jeweltyr to Mrs. AntSHor Rev. Mr. Johnson in the parish Naturally, they would not offer hair (or at least some fuzz) on top IMTENttlY FRIDAY, MAY 24. 1963-^:00 P.M. l^tANCflESTi Elizabeth Ws^ght, the director, and ball. this no-risk trial imless the treat­ of your head and would like to M ir a c le KNSONAL Mrs, Helen Barton, who helped Holy Communion will be cele­ ment worked. However, It la Im­ stop your jialr loss and grow more ORAMAI SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1963— 8:00 P.M. . 1 K r > ^ b' ■ ■ ■ N N' throughout the rehearsals. Since DOUBLE brated at 10 a.m. on Thursday, possible to satisfy everyone. hair . . .'h ow is the time to act. w o r lc e r TOMTE AND TUESDAY Mrs. Barton was Ul Friday, Mm. Ascension Day. •CX)-HIT SHOWN AT 6:40 ■ Ad m i s s io n $i .oo “SWEET BIRD OF Marjorie Anderson took her place 'The great majorty of cases Loescb Laboratory Consultants, BURT LANCASTER b YOUTH” About Town Saturday Matinee X:00 P.M. "THE HOOK" behind the scenes. of excessive hair fall and Inc., will supply you ■with treat­ “ BIrdmaa of Alcatraz” For Elementary and Junior High Students The Republican Town Commit­ Hi WORLD GREEN During taitermlsaion Duane Le- tee will meet ait 8 pjp. in the baldness are the beginning ment for 32 days, at their risk,- if STUDENT ADMISSION — 26e Blano and Jerry Jeakl entertained they believe the treatment will weffiBs3^Tu!mS?S3I^Tniy ADULT ADMISSION — 80c Town Officea tomonrow. and more fully developed “PICNIC” and “WACKIEST on guitar and tnimpet. The R. M. Zilbersteina o f Steele’s stages of male pattern bald­ help you. Just send them the Infor­ SHIP IN THE ARMY” Book' List Crossing Rd., were given a fare­ mation listed below. All inquiries Among the fiction title* added well party Saiturday night at the ness and cannot be helped. are answered promptly by mall But how can any man or and without obligation. Adv. to Bolton Public Librairy during home of Mr. and Mm. Philip ^ - the past five weeks are: Callsher, Dooley on Watroua Rd. The Zilber- Textures of Life; Douglas, Sab’s steins have bought a house in To: Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc. Treasurer; , Dulln, The Uncon Sharon, Maas., since ZSberstein Dept. CT-8, Box 66001, 2018 Kipling St. Add so much beauty THREE ROOMS quered Sun; Dykeman, The Tall is an engineer with Laboratory for Houston 6, Texas A/rmteOta for so little cost! • 44. ■woman; Forester, Hornblower and Eleotronlcs in Boston. I now have, or have had, the following conditions; STAMPS rnmn s b o a i . a n d m om h a l l the Hotspur; Haycraft, The Re­ WALL-TO-WALL luctant Queen; Kaizan, America How long has your hair been thinning? ...... OUR STAR Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ Think of it . . , 100% con­ America; Leslie, The Scent of ton correspondent, M. demewell Do you still have h a ir ? ...... or f u z z ? ...... on top of your head? STUDDED OPEMING JUNE 3rd Roses; Mergendahl, Drums of Young, telephone 648-8981. 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"headache” had Improved. show you samples at no obli­ SELECTED CHOICE BEEF By the time we were swinging • j L.i.'ce-week tour ended back gation. Just phone us. back toward Peking, It was Im­ in Peking timed exactly for toe 239 May Day celebrations. This was Easy Budget- You Get 2390 Green Stamps possible though to avoid conclud­ a riot of color In Tlen-An-Men ing that the people all seemed to Square (Gate of Heavenly Peace) Tenns! ^ (Additional yardage at 7.47 installed) be the same: purposeful, content­ LIFETIME Mon. r SUN. • JUNE 3 - JUNE 9 Sar which Is Peking’s version of Mos­ ed. reasonable, -calm. Nobody cow’s Red Square. Millions of Chi­ begged; nobody stole. No one nese milled about. Floats, danc­ AVAHaABLE in a GORGEOUS RANGE of CXDLORS! looked hungry and If here, and ing in toe streets, bands, but not GUARANTEED CHUCK STEAK there a citizen was wearing little a gun and never a tank in sight. better than rags, toe rags were The only police were traffic mili­ carefully stitched and darned and tiamen. I NEW LOW PRICE TERRIFIC VALUE! patched. Everywhere ' dhlldren Presiding over the fertivities MUFFLERS EYDIEGOPME were plump, bursting with energy were five portraits exhibited av- SEALTEST or HOOD featuring MORTY GUNTY / and gaity.. In all C!hina, swarming erywhere in. huge dimension . . . TUB ROCKY FELLERS MARQUIS FAMILY with children, I heard three chil­ Mao Tze Tung, in solitary splend­ MM.bt)HH.U.»4.5M.50.3 IIO-frl U toi. K.»!i jO dren cry and saw nope, quarrel. or, and facing him Marx, Eingels, Certainly there Is government Lenin and Stalin. The leadership NEW THE NATION'S NO. 1 BALLAOEER IN HIS SMOOTHEST STYIE and party discipline. Yet the dis- principle was. demonstrated. Stal­ dignlfled and above 'all coolly in’s, portrait could be found In rail­ JUNE 17*23 deeper than all that—older, more way station waiting rooms, print­ An oxclutlvli Inner construetlon kMps International Parte digntfl- ed and above all coolly, ed on silk in souvenir shops, on ^39 MoilTSUN. Corp. mufflera quiet ae a whiapar. . . alienee that la aaalad In tight at only MILK BUTTER sure. None of us in ovir “ delega­ the walls of worket*’ homes. EVES O N LY for aa long ae you own yoiir car. IM.bI>IW.U 5fr4 »3.50.3'j0--rrl tion” felt we possessed this Chi­ In all the China we saw, there nese quality. We knew that and was not one single portrait of Nik­ You Get 395 Green Stamps! ■howed it when we had been taken ita Khrflshchev. Continuoua, alactiically welded aaami, heavier gauge TOP AUG; 5-11 ataal, double-wrapped conatructlon, all-wal(ied Internal bafflaa A/C fific plua SILIKOTE*, an axelusiva rust-raalatant (Inlah. CARTON D^p^it Mon.TSUN. 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MANCHESTER MUFFLER CENTER f JM QS FOUtt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHBSIVR, MANCHESI^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONNe MONDAY, MAY 20, 196$ Summer Classes Biniiiiigham Aides Are Announced Look for Dynamite By Conservatory (Oonttaued from Bgge Ono)

The Hartford Oonservatoxy said Bailey. “ There le plenty o< Summer Music Program will takg looee dynamite in thie grea." place June 24 through Aug. 2, Rob­ ‘ An uneuy calm prevailed dur­ STATEWIDE ing the weekend. Nearly 1,800 law ert Brawley, director of the Con­ servatory, has announced. enforcement officers were avail­ Following the success of almllar able for duty and potential trou­ programs in previous years, sepa­ ble areas were under heavy pa- rate programs, of musical study tr<)[. About 8,000 federal troops, CONTINUOUS called up by President Keimedy have been planned: One la for high school students ages 14 through xor possible uae In Birmingham, were on standby at two Alabama 18; the other for children ages 9 bases. through 13 with afternoons spenf at the Robinson Day Caihp. ^ Gov. George C. Wallace, who The Summer Study for High has sent about 700 state officers School Students is in session at Into the city, filed suit Saturday the Conservatory dally from 9 to In an. effort to block any use of 11:15 a.m. Monday through Fri­ the federal troops. day, with regularly planned field The President and Wallace met trips to outstanding musical a few hours later at Muscle events in the area In additlcm. The Shoals, In north Alabama, at a dally program will include private Tennessee Valley Authority an­ instrumental lessons, classes In niversary observance. They talked theory, sightsinging, harmony, lit­ CM during a helicopter flight to erature and forms, as well as Huntsville, where the President scheduled practice periods and spoke. electives in ensemble, voice class, “ We discussed things briefly," workshop, dance and drama. Wallace said later at a news con­ ference. Pierre Salinger, White The Music and Camp Program ►»CAU House press secretary, said the for the younger group, now in its discussion was “ not unfriendly.” third year, combines an. imusual opportunity for young people to Wallace maintains that state and local authorities are keepli^ begin to continue professional mu­ 4 the peace in Birmingham u d can sical training during the summer put down any disorders that might and at the same time to partici­ flare up. pate In a well-rounded outdoor camp program. The two-hour Your Voluntary Plan One of the leaders of the deseg­ morning program at the Conserv­ regation campaign, the Rev. Wy­ atory will offer private instrumen­ att Tee Walker, contended In a tal lessons, supervised practice, talk at a Washington rally that chorus, ensemble; and classes in Tp Help Pay Doctors’ Bills Alabama troopers are trying to musicianship, music appredatlon, “ Incite Negroes to riot through In­ and dance. Following this, buses timidation and agitation.,” will take the campers to the Rob­ In other developments: inson Day COmpe for boys at Lake —About 800 persons, mostly Garda Euid for gflrla at M ajw white, marched in White Plains, where they will have an afternoon N.Y., In support of integration of planned camp activities. TTie and—in the words of a placard— morning program may be taken protesting “ Birmingham police separately by special . terror.” Information booklets may be ob­ —In Washington, Rep. John V. tained at the Hartford (Onservar FOR ALL Lindsay, R-N.Y., called on fellow tory, 834 Asylum Ave., Hartford. members of a House Judiciary eubcommlttee to hold hearings In Birmingham. —A Negro leader said Birming­ ham Negroes are among the MATERNITIES roughest In the nation and that new provocations could being ter­ Century of Brides at Trinity Covenant Church For The Lady In Waiting CONNE(]TI(OT' rible violence. Roy Williams, ex­ ecutive secretary of the Natlcmal Bridal gowHB o f past and preeenit were ahown FWday ndglut aJt Trinity CJovenant CStiuroh a/t a "Oeortuiy Bras, Girdles, Lingerie, Association for the Advancement at Bridee” program presCTited' att6r a mother-daughter banquet of the Women’s Guild. Mrs. Ron­ Dresses, Slacks, Blouses of Colored People, made the re^ ald GocUt of 456 Gainer St., leiflt, models her gown worn at her wedding in 1958. Mrs. R<^r marks on a New York radio pro­ Lawson at 23 Fairfield St. models her mother's gown. Her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Relch- “ Cabin Boy” Shorts gram. enbach were marWed in 1936. Mrs. James Marley Jr. of Thrall Rd., Vernon, is dressed in a Swim Suits —Sen Harrison A. Williams Jr., gown belonging to an aimt of a mesmtoer of the Guild. It was worn at a wedding tn 1896. Other D-N.J., said at a Plainfield, N.J., modelB were Mias Carolyn Rask, Miss Denise Marley, Miss Kaye Rask and Mrs. Paul Norhng. rally observing the Emancipation (Hefald pbOto by Pinto). RESIDENTS centennial that “ there are ele< Glazier's ments of the Birmingham explo­ Corset and Uniform Shop sion in ev6ry community where Inequality among races e )^ t . . 681 Main St.—Manchester —In Montreal, Sen. Wayne FREE DELIVERY Morse, D-Ore, said the Alabama TV-Radio Tonight who may apply. •. governor could not justify his ac' 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. tlons in the Birmingham crisis Aiqr leeideiit of Connectient. Young provided your first payment Is reerfved and needed “ a refresher- course ARTHUR DRUG In American constitutional law.” Spring and old aBke may obtain tbe same bene­ by that time. No payment is due with In Birmingham, a young Negro Television attorney began a move to organ- your application; yon will be billed •:Q0 ( S) Big 8 Theater (in progreas)^ ’ (12)(12 ) To Tell the TruUt Cleaning? fits with no special rates due to age. ize a self-improvement drive for (22) Movie at 6 (in progress) 8:003:00 (24) Perspectives Negroes. (1 0 ^ ) Eiarly Show (in progress) ((12)12) I’ve Got A Secret There is no physical or health etatement three weeks before your effective date. Donald Warden, 27, of Oakland, Bis Picture 8:30 ( 8-48-40{i3) Rilleman (l>) Ppr Tour InlormaHoa a> i M ^ Show . Stierwin-Williams Use Our Convenient Calif., said racial integration Is Ir­ m ) Image of Art 2:00 (. ^ 3-12) Danny Thomas required. H yon are a resident of Con- This waiting period for both benefits relevant to the Negro’s progress ( 8 ) News (24) Photography (40) CiaUlnc Mr. D. ( a40*63) S^ton^ Burke Paints nectient and do not tdready have CMS, and payments is necessary to help make and that civil rights campaigns de­ 6:18 (24) Frontiers of the Sea 9:30 ( 3-12) Andy Griffith stroy the pride and dignity of hie 6:26 ( 8) News, Sports, Weather. (22-30) Art ijinkletter FREE race. 6:30 (22) dlub House (10) Law and Hr. Jones W. H. ENGLAND you may apply at any time. tins liberal offer possible at the rates News (24) (Conquest of Cold Warden Is president of the Afro- m ) Prohid:Uity 10:00 ( 3) I^ sw ord LUMBER C O . shown below. American Association, a new (18) Bums and Allen (24) 45 Yrs. With Fitzpatrick STORAGE group he said is aimed at helping The Lone Ranger l2) Playhouse • Open All Day Saturday s ( 8) Follow the Sun 10-22-30) Brinkley’s Journal (C) “ At the Green’’—649-6201 On Winter Clothes Negroes develop their own. eco­ (19-82«)> HunUer-Brlnkley i8-40-63) Ben Casey benefits... nomic structure. ( 8) Walter Cronklte 10:80 ( 3) Stump the Stars ) ( 8) Movie (30) Air Power Free Pickup and Delivery the cost is low. •. (u) Subw^pUan TT (10) Art Linkletter Yon may apply for the same liberd (iS) Film (22) Racing From Hinsdale (34) Heritage U:00 ( 3-KV12-22-30) News. Sports and Call 643-4266 Nation Observes (l^Zt-80-40) News) Sportsi and Weather hooefits now available to over 1,000,(KM) CMS membership is made araflable (10) Tonight Show (C) at Valley Days ( 3) Movie MANCHESTER CMS members. They inclnde benefit Hire Vet Week T:U (40) Steve Allen less than I f a day for eacdi member. Your f:80 ______jStotas 11:20 (12) Movie PINE GLEANERS (24) Brookfield Zoo 11:30 (23-30) Tonight (O RUG GLEANING pajrments for over 1,000 surgical pro­ oommnnity plan operates solely to help 656 CENTER STREET The week, of May 19 to 26 has 09^22-80) NBC Hovle (C) ( 8) Movie Del Knowles, Prop. been proclaimed, both nationally ■IF HATtmOAVS TV WKEK FOR COMPLETE LISTING cedures, including fractures and disloca­ pay doctors’ bills and specialises intius Some and In Mancheirter, am “Hire a tions, for w hidi CMS makes snnecticnt. CMS will bill you Veteran Week.” Combination! In Connecticut, the Veterans of Serv}ce payments o f from $5 to $350; paymmits Paul Barrsgt Dr. Albert B. — Burks bospi|al.._...... sought to provide job opportu- 6:30 Alex Drier Individnal Female ------hitiee for veterans, partkAilarly 6:4U Sports " 6:60I __Bob Canal___ ^idlne PLUS SERVK3E B]ENEFITS . ^ . (No Maternity)...... 2.05 disabled veterans. 7:00 Bklward P. Morgan About a-'third of the 367,000 7:16 Connecticut P.lT > Choicest Meats In Town! fall payment of tiiese covered services Pireferred Family Contract Oonnecticuti war veterans were 7:3U Dick's Den tredned under the G.I. Bill. 10:30 Tonight at My Place , . WTIO—100# for memben in limited income groiqie Family (W ith Maternity) 5.10 Of the males over 28 years of 6 :0U News. Sporia and Weather ■ i age In (Connecticut, about 45 per 6:30 Financial Report TUESDAY ONLY! Tmie to REMOOa who qualify. x . . 6:35 Album of the Day . FRESH, NATIVE " cent have performed millto^ 8:45 Three Star Extra YGW MSINIANGE tool duty In time of war. 7:00 Weatherwatch Use only one application. Separate The Manbhester oCfice of the 7:15 Down the Fairway Remembcf, when you lemodd 7:26 CHiet Huntley eontracts which provide the same bener State- Bmployment Service, 806 News of the World or baHd on to your borne, you Start of benefits •• • Mein St., has a rooter o f veterans 7:46 Congressional Report Chicken iocre^ its value. Be siac to ^ts will be established for a hnsband andi available to employers, adready 7:50 Grandstand Bandstand 8:06 Red Sox vs. Twins - .• - protect your investment by in-, Your benefits will start from 90 to 120 olasaified by skills and abiktiee. 10:30 Nightbeat cnasing y o w kiourance, too. wife who do.not want maternity benefits f The placement service is free to Competition for college admittance was never keener. Costs for a \ • to guarantee the anailability of funds for hitter edumtion, eoen in U:00 News ! days after CMS rscsives your application 11:16 Sports Final And even if you’ve done noth- and im’ duldren over sge 19. ^oth employer and worker. college education were never h i^ w . SdiolasticaUy and financially, the event of the parents death or total disabitityf through life and per­ U:30 Starlight Serenade Breasts m g to your home, rising home 1:00 News and Sign (>ff. (LIMIT 5 LBS. PER OPSTOMER) vahies have probably made k manent total disability insurance. , . WPOP—1410 you and your coUege^age son or daughter are c a ii^ t in a two-way 6:00 Joel Cash worth more today thnn ever TODAY mail yoiir application to: ^ 7:00 Bill Hughes before. T o be aure k ’8 ad^ squeeze. The big question is, if your youngster is able to ^ t into 12:00 Glrand HIGHLAND PARK MARKET qndtdy inaored, cal as tor a CMS BOX 101, NEW HAVEN, CONNEaiCUT .J'™*'—***• FuU details are your^^at any office o f Hartford National Bank. And News. Wan Btreei 817 HIGHLAND STREET— PHOJfE 64S-4Z78 fcselioniepeotecaoocfaccfcupu SEND NO MONEY WITH YOUR APPUCATION Notice - college, will YOU de able to keep him there? SIS Showcase . /'• 8:46 Lowell '.Thomas be sure to ask—or call or write—for your copy of the folder “How 7:00 Oiowcasb /tddiUoHal apfUieedioMi o t o oh. * ^ i»frtli JOHN POSTMA T o help parents find the answer to this question, we have developed T o M eet Costs Of E ducat^ . ” Naturally, there’s no obligation. Watch and Glook Rt^alring the H abtfobd N ational E ducation Paym ent P lan, with tw o APPLICATION FOR CMS MEMBERSHIP 810 Main St., Manchester simple objective in mind: ^ ' A Hartford National Education Payment Plan may he used • to provide a low-cost means of spreadir^ 'Jhtrge, lump-sum educa- ■Hmi w i l l b e c l o s e d an education at any college, university, post-gratoatef~ JtttalBtSBL JE5BL MU< FO R SUMMER Uon expenses oner a longer period of time—up to e^ A years in equal professional, business or secretarial school. June To After Labor Day morUhly instalments to better fit than into the fam ily budget. DRIVEWAYS CONN. 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. V '• ' f • 'A , > - ■ . ■ ■■ f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, MAY 20, 1968 P A G E 8ET 1 N « m i j i z MANCHESTER EVEMINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. MAY 20, 1868 ■II . HockviUe-V ernon rays war# taken, 10 adcldent vlc- a againat this, M R could ha in hearing teat these 47 eniployes just before lunch while thalr fa­ tlm s treated, 2,199 laboratory tests t i l mada to work. A Thoofht for Todfijr take toMut $160,000 in salaries and ther went through another medic­ given, and 80 operations perform­ Integration G>coa Beach ed., ' They did discover, in -thair tima^ Spoasored by tha Maaoii wages out of town likewise. al ohaek. FLETCHER BLASS C0» Ma n c h e s t e r C^fttitto If^raU^ Breaking tee figures down into Known to ba a shy, reticent fal­ Willis W.West y largest number of patients that such a ayatem couldn’t ba OeoDoil o t Ctanhaa ■iieniiew treated in a Single day was 68, the 02 weeks I find about $80,068.23 low, Gordo eerily oaptlvatad the TU B N PIM ^ 8 787 ora. mada to atend up over tha years being taken out weMy. H a ils Cooper crowds with his boyish grin and - S smallest number, 87; Broadening The family stood watching their WHEN YOG 1WENH Lake St. PTO and that, aventually, svatybody I stead to ba corrected on the tiralaaa arm waving. He was av- BLASS, THINK OF FLBTCHBB Ordination Set house bum down adien young (Oontemed from Bage One) srybody’a hero—but like some- The Lake St. PTO has decided to' had to go back to paying their number of cents Ahewn in the last OORNER DinSAMT distribute the money it raised this own bills again, and, therefore, ad­ Jackie was discovered looking two columns, because my calcula­ thtag from another planet to the mils parade routs. At key Inter­ TOungrters In cardboard apace On Thursday year for these purposes; $200 for At Tnlane justing their ejqMhdlture to what from an upstairs window. Only a tion may be a bit haxy from read­ microscopes, $100 for record play­ ing the Board of Bduoatlon’s budg­ sections, high school bimds hats who ran alongrida his car U R O E pUARriRS TO SSRVI YOUR NRRDII ■ n ain c they tfacmselvea could afford. nUe human ladder rescued him before tot tied the “ Air Fores Song’’ and and beamed at him admiringly. ers, $100 toward performances. by (Oonttnncd from Page One) et which has nothing to do with The Rev. Wlllta W. Weet will be the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, I not so much morality as it the biasing roof fell in. His moth­ the present report of tee town. the march "Oklahoma,’’ and a Ha was pelted with flowen and PIXNTY OF FRONT AND BEAR PABKINO 200-votce elementary school glee ordained a priest Thursday by the $260 for the library, $66 for cups an adult/6 vening'school, where the was practloal intalllgmoe gained er taught him that he was a I like to suggest a oorrecUve confetti all along the route. Where “brand plucked from the burning’’ club serenaded with "God Bless AUTO GLASS INSTAULID Most Rev. Vincent J. Hines, for the cafeteria, and $76 for re­ 1 1 Negroes are now studying, the measure of which I think is a praetloaUy every borne displayed freshments for the coming year. through eoeperienoe. That aame ex­ —rescued by the grace of God for A m erica.’ ’ (^bishop rtf N orw ich, and wlU say _ rmyaDia m Aoraac* __ moot fair one. an American flag and the street GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Men’s Union spokesman said. S9 •••••••••••••••••••»•• S»^0O perience vrill matertaUxe for New a neat purpose. Cooper and his wife Trudy ack­ lights ware hung with red, white After a fair warning any pres­ nowledged the cheers with waves his fli'st Mass Sunday at St. Ber- Dianrld L. Holmes of Rockville, How has Tulane accomplished irM ICoiitlMi •«••••••••••«••••• B.60 Hempriiire, no matter what its Johiohn Wesley grew up to become and bhia paper streamers. § the founder of the Methodist ent employes of the town who re­ and kisses while perched on the n a rt’s Church in R ockville at 11 a community school coordinator peaceful integration in a city On# BCoDtb ••••••••••••••••••«•• ll8S present day ethnic composition side to outside locaUtles, and care All in all, tt was tha Mg, Mg a.m. for the New Haven Board of Ed­ n u u movement that now numbers over back seat of a convertible. Two welcome that only a small town where a riot flared after two pub­ j g a a m t o r may be, and for all other states sixteen million adherents through­ to oontlnue his or her employ­ cars behind, their teen-aged ucation, will speak to the Men’s ment with the town, and has not can extend to a returning hero. Father West Is the son of Willis lic .schools were desegregated in TBB JMOCIiLTBD F and governmental tmlts following out the world. daughters Camala and Janlta en­ W. and Connie Phillips West of 48 Union of Union Congregational 11m Aaaoeiatad Pt m ta ______done so an ultimatum should be is­ Cooper gets a day to himself 1960? And how will Tulane cope •ntttlad to th* d m e( rwpaldieatloB the illusion that any sjrstem in A sense of gratitude to God and joyed their passage down Cape Reed St. Church Wedneoday. with an expanhTTig Negro enroll­ VALUE •n Mtto dlapatehM eredlted to tt ar a desire to fulflll his call of des­ sued directly to the one or ones Canaveral’s glory road, where 1??*^*’***’”...... ihlng- Reservations for the smorgas­ which somebody else always does wlth CONTRACTORS! WE HAVE IN STOCK He waa bom in Rockville and ment and its first undergraduate not otfaarwlM cradltod In thto papar tiny can give our lives meaning who keep putUng It off. I grant all of America’s space heroes get *.J®***^^*^®*toy with attended St. Bernard’s Grammar bord which will start at 9;30 p.m. and also tbs local nsws pabUsbed bora. the paying will really work. the word fairness tobeusedat all President Kennedy and an address experience? All rMtla of rspObUcation of apadai— and save ue from the emptiness to ride after a successful space MEDICINE CABINETS cmd SHOWER DOORS miay, be made with the church Dr. Herbert E. Longenecker, dtspatepsa harata art also rasarrsd. and littleness of self-centered liv­ times, because if it were I, i cer- journey. to a jMnt meettog of Congress. office. Circle 12 is in charge at t^ y want a square and fair Wednesday be goes to New York ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN Tulane president, declined to spec­ ing. The secret of contentment The girls were a teeny bit em­ , coordinated by Mrvs. ulate or even tn be interviewed. Fall ssrrioa aUant a( M. B. A. I str Democracy Denying Itself and fulflUment in life Is to make deal. barrassed over having to ride In for the tradloonal ticker tape William Dumas. ee, parade and another official recep- c l o s e d s a t , a t I P.M.—OPBN^MtJItSDAT^^VIWIH^ His action was in keeping with nbUshata Kaprasaatattraa Tha Once again the impossible con­ the prayer of Jesus Christ our Maybe in the near future I jSiau the motorcade with wet hair, the Hospital Notes the school’s efforts to avoid the JWtM Matbaws SpaoUl A aoicr—New dally petition; '.‘Not my will, but write one.on the number of out­ result of a cooling dip In the ocean Admitted Saturday: Robert Hill, TorlL Chicago. Detroit and BoiwoB. tradiction arises, in which people glare of publicity. The 11 Negroes lOHBBR AUDIT BUSBAU OF thine, be done.’’ ' ride employes working tor tee Sand Hill Rd., Ellington; Edward who think they want to defend and began enrollment in January with­ CmClTLATlONe. Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Pastor , board if conditions oheuige. JoUcoeur, Tolland; Don^d Neff, out prior publicity. preserve the chances of democracy North Methodist Church, Very truly yours, Ifll Orchard St. . T»a Berald Prliitiag Oompaiw, lae., Manchester. Admitted yesterday; William A university .spoke.sman, who ■a no financial reaponidbilltT tor In a country feel themselvee com. lirands J, liOappenny apbical errors appearing in ad- JamaltdR, Coventry; Don Muller, a.sked that his name not be used. palled to do so by tactics which Webster Rd., Vernon; Marie Lanz, Indicated the odds favor Tulane Insidt dMnocracy. Frog Hollow' Rd., Ellington; Mrs. carrying off its college integra- Once again, down in Argentina, Helen Boutin, WlndsorvUle Rd.; tinn--lf and when it comes—in the adrartlsing dosing bears: Open Forum We*re m same quiet manner. . . . ___1 p-m. Frldar. a patriotic, democratically-inclined Barry Heinz, ESllngton. For Ib esd vF ^l P-ni. Kondajr. near as Birth Friday: A daughter to Mr. 1 ^ Wednesdar—1 P.to- Taesdar. Army is dictating to a civilian re. Survey and Mrs. Nicolas Otero, East WEDNESDAY For Itoiradar—1 P-pa Wednesdap. your Mixes Save Money For iMdar**-! pjn. Ibufsdap. gime ttoit it must bar from ap To the Eriltor, Hartford. For Batnraap^l p.m. F r lt o . pnwching elections the party With the utmost cooperation telephone Births yesterday: A daughter to Clanafiod daaduie: 10:w a.ni. aaeb from Town Manager Richard Mar­ WASHINGTON-Some conven­ AT YOUR STOP > SHOP M day of poMleatloa eoBoapt fiaturdap — which might win them. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sweet, tin, and acting Comptroller Rus­ Hartford Tpke.; a son to Mr. and ience foods .save housewives mon­ The still-lingering, the per­ sell GalUpo I was able to make an ey as well as time. A Federal Gov­ Monday, May SO Mrs. Joel Cahn, 13 Hillcrest Dr, HARTFORD, EAST HARTFORD sistently Idyal, and the powerful extensive investigation on the FREE Di.sharged BViday: Mrs. Shirley ernment .study shows that canned followers of Jtian Peron are still number of employes employed by HammlU, 58 Grove St.; Mrs. Claire chicken chow mein, for example, Two Greats the town who reside In other lo- Berry, 98 Village St.; Henry Kee­ costs 40 per cent less than the WEST HARTFORD, BRISTOL on the scene, and, as they demon, calitlee outside of town limits. DELIVERY OPEN 7 DAYS Salvation Army Youth Group Honors Adults same dish prepared in the home Ilia MniBy, yat fotmldabla «• gan, 139 Vernon Ave. strated when they were allowed to Td like to make a preliminary U MAPLE ST. Discharged Saturday; Mrs. dtaJtlons were awarded to four members of the Salvation Army Friday night by tee Yoimg Peo­ kitchen. And at least one prepared MANCHESTER & NEW BRITAIN! calleneM of Helen Paso Skiimer AeroM From First National participate In a free election last report to the large nunteer of men Your order for drug needs and- Rev. WIUU W. W est Verna .Tohnston a n d daughter, ple's Fellowriilp for their past services in the Interest of youth. John Krinjak, pre«ident of the devil’s-food-cake mix la 30 per and Jeaime M. Low have, over the year, capable of taking over the and lady taxpayers in addition to oosmettos win be taken care ef Paridng Lot RETD 2; Mrs. Alice Audette and Yoimg People’s Fellowship, made the presentation to, left to right, William Hanna, Cecil Kittle, cent less expensive than the same COIN OPERATED Arthur Kittle and Mrs. Ellzahete Wilson. Arthur Kittle was selected to represent the group and yeaxB, been one more fortunate country again. all of Ihe v<^rs within this fair Immedtately. School, and Rockville High son. High Manor Park; Mrs. Janice batter tee housewife could put to­ town listed as a ’village with city WASH-’N-DBY CLEAN School. FaJrbrother and daughter, 12 was the subject of a 'This Is Your Life” program. (Herald photo by Pinto). gether. ppoof to the pujiila and the people So now the Army tells Preei' charm s.’ 16-Lb. Wash— ^25c * He studied at Assumption Col­ «r Mancheater that a high aehool Grove St.; Mrs. Blanche Ames, dent Guido that be has from it or I have found from my investi­ 8-Lb. Dry Gean— $2 lege, Worcester, Mass., and pre­ Jobs Hill Rd., Ellington; Mrs. la never really a building, but al- den not to let the Peronistas even gation which has extended into FREE MOTH PROOFING pared for the priesthood at St. Mary Sumlslaski, 107 Brooklyn Bernard's Seminary, Rochester, N. waya really the aum of Its teacb- run any candidatea for executive more than two weeks that of now St.; Mrs. Isadele Rogers, Ttolland; there are 47 employee of the town ( X fM a r C s Y., receiving his bachelor of arts ara. offloee on any levri. lhat, appar­ PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY degree in philosophy in 1958. Mrs. Miary Bolton, 13 Charter Rd.; of Manchester who live outside of Miss Lucille Johnston, Hunter Rd., The main proof of faculty per- ently, la tha only sura way of m He then studied at Christ the the town area. 801 BiAIN ST^-MI S-BMl Vernon; Paul Urban, 8 High St.; fbrmaaee and leaderah^ does not ing that they don’t riect any prea- ’Ikey wiU no doubt be surprised King Seiminaiy, St. Bonaventure, N. Y. Fred Martin, Tolland; Ted Bailey, I I always reside In formal results. idmt, or governors, or 'mayon. Berkley Dr., Vernon; Cesear Sal­ Sponsor for the new priest will Often It lies In something that Lest time, when the Peronists vatore, South'bridge. Miss.; \h a l be the Rev. Norbert BelUveau of Stephen Gray, Maple St., Elling­ becomes part of a pupfi, to flower were allowed to enter elections, St. Bernard’s Church. At the first nnioh later on. ton; Bernard McGowan, ElUngrton. and then won tod many of them, solemn Maas the Rev. Patrick J. Discharged yesterday; Theodore But the ratfaement of Helen the strategy which worked, for the Mahoney, pastor of St. Bernard’s, will be tee archpriest. The Rev. Ouellette, ToUand; Mrs. Maude Page Skinner leaves not only the most, was one of cancelling out Ellis, BFD 2, Vernon; Mrs. Pris­ stin tingling memories of how, in ' ...... Wr'nininiiliiiihifi Robert P. Marshall of St. An­ thrir vletoriea a thony’s Church, .Washiington, D. C., cilla Cyr and son, 6 Clift St.; Special for Monday her own great role of dramatie lhat was dona without provok­ will be the deacon, and the Rev, Albert Snyder, Tolland Stage Rd., eoaeta, she brought oast after oast Eugene R. Carr of the Scranton Tolland; Edward JoUcoeur, Tol­ ing mass revolution, and conceiv­ land. Tuesday and Wednesday to its precisely timed moment of ably the present strategy, of keep­ I SPK(AL! TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY | (N. Y.) Diocese, will be the sub- fusion and perfection, but also the deaoon. ing Peron’a foUoweta out of the The Rev. Carl A. Kulo of St. Vernon news is handled by The tangible record of successes tn the elections in the first place, nmy Augrustia^’s Church In Hartford Herald’s Rockville Bureau, 6 W. ct state and New Kogland field. It woik without violence. will preach the sermon. Others on Main St., telephone 816-8186 or 649-6707. was no secret that she herself But sooner

' .! LITTLE SPORTS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, MAY 20, 1968 BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE MAJOR HOOPLE South Windsor Digan Will Speak UM.yAS.r/WQOLTB EAMILIAK . An«w«r to Prov/ew P im f wouLtj *iob Be adeqo^tv VUITH 'touR LOCAL traditions/ On the Wing To Baptist Group ReiMBORPEMEMT FOB tH e incidentally'I'M A RDRMER an Dies , - 4-v' BREEDER M'fSELF'^My Robert Digan, kiperviem' of at­ DISCOMFORT CADSfitJ 8y< ACROSS 3 Provisional NOUR F;ALL,5IR ^ w e LIKe •* COLORS WERE WIDELV 4 Moby Dick, tendance of Mancheater School TO THINK THAT EVERYONE FOLLOWED IN LONDON RAC- 1 Winced rodent for instance Syat4m, wUl apeak tomorrow at 8 INS CIRCLE6/. BOr-H-AHeM 4SmiU bird 5 SUge part p.m. a* a meeting of the Wom- VIHO 30IHS US FORA DAT ' 8 Bliek bird ote,494^247 -*^♦000 DOES SEEM A 6 Eluder ft .1 OF THE 5FO R T OF K iNGS 13 Period of time en’a Baptist Mission Society of the w a n t t o t r if l e low -^PERHAPS W» 7 Bird's beak Community Baptist Church in WILL HUKRV 13 Grouiid ivy Tho board of oduoatlon propoaal't'wttl should have OOR LANVERS 14 Go by (Irenft 8 Containers be appointed to the capital 9 Plexus to build a juhior h l^ acrioorwaa Fellowship Hall. He wlU discuss WORK OUT t h e 15 Weapon improvement oommlttee. JuvenUe problems. BUGGS BUNNY 18 Low eatoration 10 Native minerals defeated at rdferenaum Saturday deta ils o f a 11 Had on AJsb inoluded under new buai- Digan has been In his presMnt SETTLEMENT/ color In a 2 to 1 vote by 14 per cent of nwte Is the adoption of the OapitaJ 18 Coloniaad 17 Emiuarica the eligrlble votera. posUion since 1660. Before this he 30 Lamelliroetral 19 Thing found t- Goals and Improvements Commlt- was a Juvenile court probatlcn of­ 23 Holding devices 28 Goddess 42CrusUc«an llie referendum aaked for $L0,- btrda T?* 3*P<>rt, which oonsUtute Part DOUBLE 24 Possesses 29 Discern 43 Biblical liaoM 000 to plan a Junior high. The de­ fice in Rockville for five years, 31 There ------44 Mimicked n of the general government and an independent adoption In­ many vailetiea 25 Village In New 31 Persist feat enda tha board’s hope to in­ Mexico 33 Performed 46 Brasilian tapir budget: discussion of recom­ vestigator in the Massachusetts of birda 47 Tidy augurate a Junior high achool aya- mended changes to the town heat­ N‘/| 33 Nighla before 28 Food for some 38 Exit Public Welfare Department. birds 40 Forefatbcra 48 Spanish painter tem at thla time »>!• • ■‘- 24 Roman emperor ing and plumbing codee; and dls- Mrs. Herbert R. Cross will con­ 27 Passerine birds 41 One who bites 50 Coterie Of the 741 who voted, 4B4 voted cusslon and oonslderaitlon of the V 28 Broad smile agalnat the quaatlon and 247 for it. ■• • • V-.' V ' duct a wonriilp service. Members STAMPS m 27 Pronoun report of the public transporta­ ff” W IT of the Estelle Carpenter drole, 30 Legal r " T- 3 4 6 n There were 4,000 registered voters, tion committee report. inatniment 1 1 In addition to 300 proj^rty own- With Mrs. Stuart Ross, leader, will IF* 15“ r r The council has again Included 32 Avera era, entitled to vote. iVenty-slx consideraiUon of purchase of land serve refreshments after the pro­ 34 Rellgioua * ’ .v'sSL gram. ul7j “ 1 property owners and 716 register for the town’s use in the vidnity Every Wed. devotion IT­ r r 1 ad voters cast their ballots. Mrs. J. Murray Powell and mem­ 35 Military term of the new high school tmder un­ 36 Compaas point \9 Board of Education Chairman finished business. This item has bers of the Reed-Eaton Circle 'S” 1 37 Expirea c u n □ John Flood said he is "dlsappolnt- were In charge of program. 23 been tabled for many months. 39 Salver 2i“ ■ H H I sd, not so much because the board Talks on 8. 8. Hope M_,='SOVEK-e 'i 40 Chineae dynaaty □ P r was defeated, but because this is a 41 Babylonian 25 BUzalbeth Berry, RN, vrill tell \ J PLAVIN6 HIS ■ m m defeat for the better education of 1 deity i □ of her experiences "Aboard the HHOTT'S ‘.>V- •» - ■ • HAND F the town. . . . The board must now RANGE ^3« 42 Seat 3B~ !i 33 S.S. Hope in Peru’’ at the year’s I SUPER 45 Making an LJ get under way to build a'grammar final meeting of the RN Club AM) incuraion 34“ achool, which will be more expen­ Wednesday at 8 p.m. I MARKETS f '* . r f " ' 49 Typify w - I □ sive than it would have been under FUEL OIL " : 51 Advocate of the 36“ 5 T s r 7 the Junior high plan. . Manchester Evening Herald CARNIVAL novel ■ □ Teachers - Workshop GASOLINE A/ BY DICK TURNER 52 Nautical term 140 41 8outh Windsor correspondent '0,'- 53 Italian city r i i 1 School will close early tomor­ Laura Katz, telephone 644-1758. 54 Specioua 43 44 46 ?7 48 row 80 teachers can hold work- ■ --vl 4 55 Offers ■ 3 ahops to plan programs for next BANTLV OIL 56 Peter the Great 49“ 1 50 5 T year. 57 Musical Hebron COMI'WV, 1 \C. direction 5?" Teachers of Orades 1-6 will hold 52“ 65^ a confei)8nce to make plans for DOWN i.'ii ,s 'n n :i : i §S“ n56~ ST putting the new mathematics pro­ Parade Plans Set # ' , M o n 's 1 Sacks - gram Into effect next year. 'n :i ,. Miidu'ii 2 Malarial fever - a < 1 ^ V ' TENDER.TRIM Teachers of Orades 7 and 8, and On Memorial Day the high school teachers, will iv'oi.kviilc 'Ilf ."<.;;27l meet ^th their respective prin­ cipals to set up and organize the Advance notice has been re­ ceived from the American Legion, Sirloin Steak » 7 9 school program for next year. Jones-Keefe Jost. giving details of OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS 8upt. of SOhoois Merle Wood- the parade on Memorial Day. Beta Sigma Phi Aids Leukemia Research mansee will assign the music Cmdr Howard E, Porter ia des­ teachers to their schools for next ignated as grand marshal; Hon­ IMOH'S TENDER-TRIM _ _ year. orary Grand Marshal, William J. Dr. David H. Clement of Yale^fund is known as the Tommy^nadlan editor of "The Torch of •UARANT 8 BD The principal of each school will University accepts a letter telling Memorial Fund,” named for Tom’- Beta Siigma Phi,” monthly maga­ PRISCILLA’S POP Johnston; Co-captains, the Rev. BY AL VERMEER ad'vlM hts school of the hour of ^ rd o n W Weeman and the Rev. that a 1676 donation to a fund for my Mozdzlerz of New Britain, a zine of the sorority, spoke on proj­ closing. The high schbol will does young victim of the disease. The Porterhouse John N. CroBfl. leukemia research has been pre­ ects and work boing done by Ca­ _at noon, snd no Itmch will be In the schedule of events, exer­ fund was started in 1953 by New nadian members. iarved. cises In Gilead will be held at 10 sented to the department of pedi­ Britain firemen. Mrs. Howard Lockward of Bol­ Briefs Dr. Clement, aasociaite clinical a.m.; Hebron Center, 11 a.m. atrics at the Yale Medical Re­ ton entertained with several mono­ [lea n g r o u n d The Wapping Mothers’ Club will Post personnel will leave for search Center. Mrs. Edgar Ansal- professor, of pedialtrice at Yale logues. leave the Community House at University, explained the work WORK ^ d o v e r at 8 a.m., and for Col­ dl of 101 Princeton St., center, Majicheater members of conven­ 6:15 pjm. tomorfow to go to chester at 1 p.m., to take part In being done in Leukemia research, tion committees were Mrs. Ansal- CLOTHES Caprlland Herb Farm, Coventry. the day’s exercises there. Further made the presentation on behalf and said that dopaitions to the di, Mrs. HarCld Schuetz, Miss CHUCK f t ) The planning and zoning oom- details will be giyen later. of Beta Sigma Phi sorority of fund were not for patient Sandra Doutt and Miss Ekalne Thsts are the famout top misaioh will meet at 8 p.m. to- I.cary Not to Bun Connecticut, at a convention Sat­ care but for research. Vertmrg. (Herald i*oto by quality Dickies mads of urday at Fiano's Restaurant, Bol­ Mrs. Olive Adloua Garrett, Ca- miorrow at Wapping School to First Selectman William E. Oflara). combsd 2 x2 long staple consider zone changes to residen­ Lea^, who has served the town as ton, She was assisted by Mrs. Karl cotton. You know they're the I FANCY SLICED tial claaslflcatlon on about 100 years, has P. Banach (right) of Bristol, acres of land. notified the Republican Town Com­ chairman of the statewide project. best available to be uncon­ The American Legion will meet mittee that he is not seeking the About 200 attended the event, ditionally guaranteed. at 8 pjn. Wednesday at Liegion post again for another term at the from Connecticut, Rhode Island, Science Shrinks Piles Halibut Steak» 5 9 Hail on Main St. October election. • Massachusetts, New York and WK CAN PIT YOU I The atmual elementary school He has done major service for Toronto. Xi Gamma and Phi music festltral will be held Friday the town during his term of office, Theta Chapters of Manchester New Way Without Surgery Pants (28-42) ...... $4.39 at 7:30 p.m. in the high school several trying subjects having were hosts. (44-52) $4.98 come up for attention, including auditorium. Beta Sigma Phi is the world’s Matching Shirt...... $.3.39 A special public meeting will be the town dump hassle. Clifford R. largest Greek letter organizatiem, Stops Itch—Relieves Pain Wright, committee chairman to with 7,000 chapters and more than TMfc, FC. T. (Sp m UI) — For tho to thorough that sufferera mada IN POPULAR COLORS held by the board of education first time science has found a new Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the high whom the statement was tendered 150,OOQ members. It is a non-aca­ astonishing statements like “ Piles . "You know «omething? Your electric tooth brush it says Leary gives no reason for his demic sorority, social and cultural healing substanca with the aston- have ceased to be a problem!" For Graduation and Father’s Day Gifts school to determine elementary decision. iahing ability to ahrink hemor­ great for getting mud out of shoe edges!” school boundaries for 1663-64. in nature. Founded in Abilene, The secret is a new healing eub- , 00 Federal The office of first selectman is a Kan., In 1931, it has 36 chapters rhoids, stop itching, and ralieva ttance (Bio-Dyne*)—discovery of REGAL 17 JEWEL $ ' L®® Plus W ip in g Church Notes $49,76 part-time position, allowing other in Connecticut. pain — without surgery. a world-famous research institute. Tax The Men’s dub of Wapping business undertakings. In case after caee, while gently This substance is now available GRUEN and Oommunlty Church will hold a Raising funds for leukemia re­ MEN'S SHOP $65.00 With $100 in Mott’s Briefs relieving pain, actual reduction in luppotitory or ointment form 90S MAIN STREET WATCHES Green Cash Regi.ster supper meeting tomorrow at 6:30 search was the year’s project of (shrinkage) took place. under the name Preparation fi*. Values The annual meeting of at. state chapters of the sorority. ’The 648-2478 Tapes. p ^ downstairs in the church. Peter’s Episcopal Churchwomen Most amazing of all—rasulti wara At all drug countera. BEN CASEY BHsworth Stoughton will show ■will be held tomorrow opening, aildes and discuss his recent trip ■will be held tomorrow evening, to Rmwla, tlon of officers. The United Thank The choirs will rehearse Wed­ offering will be taken to New Ha- nesday: at 6 p.m., Junior choir; •ven on Thursday, Artcenslon Day. The Milk Thai Made Connecticut History 7, Intermediate choir; and 8, senior Mlae Mary Coolldge will return CONN. APPROVED HOMOGENIZED Choir. May 25 from Eaon College, N. C., VITAMIN D HALF ^ GAL. _ _ Town Council ■where rtie has completed her fllrst MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE JUG Three appolnitmenits will be con­ year. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. sidered by the Town Council alt Albert A. OooMdge will vdalt the MILK 35' 68 Its meeting Wednesday at 7:30 college and bring their daughter Plus Deposit p.m. alt the high school. home. A Two-Year Institution of Higher Education A member will be appointed SHORT RIBS to the historical district study BY FRANK O’NEa i. Manoheeter Evening Herald He­ commission: another constable will bron correepondent, - MIm Susan ■ 11 n i l be appointed; and a oounclliman tVE NEVER SEEN A PONY B. Pendleton, telephone 228-8454. IN YOUR MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE :i \ ’ v l EXPRESS HORSE UKEIUAT KfOK <1! 7-Web Construction YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY T O ...... Aluminum Folding Prepare for a career in the business world. V\\\\W4 CHAISE LOUNGE REUPHOLSTER PI8U1 for a career In industry. with $25 in QQ Improve your cultural background and understanding toward becoming a better citizen and homemaker. Mott’s Green Complete the freshman and sophomore years of a regular four-year college or university course of study. Cash Register - HH Tapes —— MORTY MEEKLE With Confidence! Pursue any of these objectives In late afternoon or evening classes if you wish to work part-time or full-time BY DICK CAVALLi while studying Earn an Associate in Arts or an Associate in Science degree. 6-Web Construction 6 E B -THAT GIR L '? I W A S W A LW N O ON AIR, U N T IL ALUMINUM CHAIR '5H5UeeD10COM3 O N E C A V T H B B U B B L B BUBSTZ ^ o e m N o Sam Will ANoe^MBe^BBy K) c e ^ AN HOUR TO <5rr WTTH/WE. YOU HAVE THE ADVANTAGES OF ...... with $25 In MQ j See Them Mott’s Green A Q BUZZ SAWYER ^ eimpsmyNioMT. 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-4k.. M AN G ^TER EVENING HERALD, ICANGHEStBR. OONN« MONDAY, MAY iO. 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONM^ MONDAY, MAY 20, 1968 YouVe Out! ^eaauc Spirited action in yesterday’s Little League baseball sTArms ’s Fast Start Helps Red Sox Maiiitnin Lead openers produced plenty of thrills and excitement. -Pin Above, a sliding Ronnie Noske, of the Oil Dealers is tag­ ged out by catcher Ken Tomczuk of Ansaldi’s at home. Boston a.••••..10 Calling the play at Verplanck Field is Umpire George Chicago ...... 8 1 Vet Infielder Mitney. The Oilers won, 7-2, (Herald Photo by Ofiara.) Baltimore ...... 8 1 Major League I New York 18 •681 % Aided hy Hypnosis, E muhm City ...80 •674 % A ssum es Bat =^Loaders— ’ D ecision s Cleveland ...... 10 A84 SU AMERICAN LEAGUE" Los Angeles ...18 A80 6 D etroit ...... 18 Batting 76 at bats) — Mai­ .418 6 Lead in A. L. zone, Bostom .866; Caueey, Kan­ M innesota ...... 14 .400 6% Faul Pitches Win Washington ...,14 sas City, .866; Wagner, Los An- M cCauley JOS 8 geiee, .860; Boyer, New York, Sunday’s Results BOSTON (AP) — Prank J47; SohllUng, Boston, .846. NEW YORK (A P)— Bill Faul, a 28-year-old Detroit bonug Boston 7-7, Kansas Olto 8-0. Maizone is off to his best Los Angeles 8-4, New ifork 8-10. Runs — Allison, Minnesota, 26; baby who relies on hypnosis but defies superstition, and Bos­ Cleveland 0-R Minnesota 4-7. start at the plate—^whiqh is Hinton, Washington, 24; Yastr- ton’s wand-waving Frank Maizone are casting a spell over In F in a ls Baltimore 4-8, Chicago 8-4 (seo- one good reason the Red Sox zemskl, Boston, Colavito and Ka- Une, Detroit and Pearson and the American League. ond 10). are still clinging to first place Faul, who pitches with the aid natl star. A1 Kaline homered for New name will be inscribed Detroit 6, Washington 1. Wagner, Los Angeles, 28. Country Qub in the American League to­ Runs Batted In — Vvagner, Los of hypnosis yet wears No. 13 on the Tigers while BUI Bruton tied on the Women’s Town 10-Pin Today's Games day. his , uniform, had the batters in a major league record vdien he Mlnesota (Pasoual 4-4) at Bos­ Angeles, 30; Nicholson, Chiragb' something of a trance Sunday as Bowling Tournament Cham­ HOLE-IN-ONB The veteran third baseman, and Allison, Minnesota, 29; Stuart* doubled in his first four times at Veteran golfer - resUurantsur ton (Wilson 4-8) (N). heading the batting race by one he checked Wsishlngton on Uiree bat. pionship plaque at the Park- Los Angeles (Lee 2-1) st Oleve- Boston and Roirfnson, Chicago, 26. hits efn route to a 6-1 victory in • • • Willie Olekslnskl scored hi# flr#t point over Wayne Causey of K w Hits — Wagner, Los Angeles, ade Lanes. Joan Konarski hole-ln-one yeatorday at the Man­ buid (Krallok 1-6) (N). B Chty .858 to .866, personaUy his first major league start. RED SOX-A’s— Chicago (Fisher 2-4) at Wash­ 60; Schilling, Ehiston, 46; Robin­ made sure of that yesterday chester Country Club. He aced the swatted Boston to a^7-8 triumph Maizone. meanwhile, continued Malzone's first game hitting afternoon when she came from be­ ington (COleney 4-8) (N). son, Baltimore,. 44; Kaline, De­ gave BUI Monbouquette aU the 133-yard eighth hole using a No. over tte Athletics Ka yeedcrdo^s troit 48; Maizone, Boston* Fox to hypnotize the pitchers, bring­ hind to defeat Evelyn McCauley in Detroit (Regan 2-4) at Balti­ first game. The A’s won the night­ support he needed to even his rec­ 9 iron. He was accompanied by more (Pappas 8-0) (N). Chicago, Pearson, Los Angeles, ing his average up to a league the 1963 finals. Stan Hilinskl, Frank Splleckl and cap 9-7 but beoavse Chicago and leading .356 with six hits, includ­ ord at 4-4 with late relief help Miss Konarski, loser of the first Only Gomes Scheduled. Baltimore sp^ their twin blU the Boyer, New York and Hinton, from Dick Radatz. Tom Zemke. Tuesday’s Games Washington, 42. ing two homers, and a half dozen two game-i in a best cf five game Sox hold a .011 margin over both. runs batted in as first-place Bos­ Two-run homers by Cteorge Alu- Los Angeles at Cleveland 1 Doubies — Robinson, Chicago set, c:m e roaring down the .stretch GOVERNOR’S CUP t). Minneecta ki'vadea Fenway Park ton held Us slim grip on the top sik and Ed Charles powered the to win the next three and walk Chicago at Washington (N; and Versalles, Minnesota, 11; A’s to the nightcap ■victory despite Result# of the first two rounds Detarolt at Baltimore (N ). tonight with aoe Oomllo Pascual spot by splitting a doubleheader off with the cove’ ed title and of the Governor’s Cup Tourna­ slatbd bo pitch against Eiarl W il­ Yastrzeinsid, Boston, Causey, Kan­ with Kansas City. homers by Boston’s Chuck SchU- trophy. She succeeds Ruth Hen- Ksnsas City at New York, 8 son. sas City and Boyer, New York, 10. llng and Gary Geiger. ment are as follows: p.m . Maizone, right-handed swinging eghan as queen of the big nln Upper Bracket—First round, Maizone had a perfect first Triples — Clinton, Boston and Robin Roberts pitched a five- Minnesota at Boston, 8 pm* " Hinton, Washington, 3; Ward, third baseman hitting at a .462 hitter for the Orioles' first game rollers in Manche.ster. A field of Ray Owens def. Jerry Beaulieu, game yesterday, bcba&ig fi-va runs clip in the last 11 games, drove 31 competed in the '33 event. Chicago, Cimoll and Causey, Kan­ victory and brought his career default Ken WIgren def. Bmle At­ NATIONAL LKAGthS batted in via two homers and a in five runs with a pair of homers A fine crowd- was on hand for kinson, 1-up: Ra^y Eahey def. ken pair of singtos. For the double- sas City, and L Thomas, Lm An­ strikeout total to 2,002—only the geles, 8. and two singles a.s the Red Sox 15th major leaguer to reach the the shov/down match. Mias Konar­ Gordon, 1-up: Mike Slbrinsz def. W. L. Pot. G.B. header he connected six tlmee in won the opener 7-8. The A’s ski carried a 2'* pin handicap and Ted Plodzlk 1-up 21 holes; Son Fransloeo . .JM 18 .616 nine trlpa worth six RBI. Hfime Buns — Wagner, Los An­ turned the tables. 9-7, in the 2 000”incu*k Pete Ward tripled in the 10th M:-s. MeOiulf.v 30 pins. Charley Bogginl d^. Paul Groo- Los Angeles. . .i s 16 .800 1 Frank now has Mt safely m geles, 11; AUlson, Minnesota, 9; nightcap. Game totals, including handl- C hicago .19 18 JS14 4 nine of his lest 10 games, hitting Nicholson, Chicago, 8. inning to drive In the winning run bert 1-up, 19 holes: Harry Ather­ The other teams all spilt. Bal­ in the nightcap,, a tight stniggle capr, were as follows, with Miss ton def. Charley Davis, default; S t. L o o t s ...... 20 19 .618 4 .482 In the strotch with 18 hits, Stolen Bases — Apariclo, Balti­ MUwxwficee . . . .19 20 .487 6 more, 11; Charles, Kansas City, timore edged Chicago 4-3 before that saw the shutout innings Konarski’s score first: 177-180, Hal Jarvis def. Bill Blngston, de­ 13 RBI and nine runs scored. the White Sox won 4-8 in 10 in­ Irish Setter Best Open Dog Pittsburgh .... .17 18 .486 8 streak of Chicago’s' Ray Herbert 167-178, 206-177, 227-204. 212-199. fault; Maurice Willey def. Bob 'T v s never hit this wSU over 7; Landis, Chicago, 6; Tartabull, nings and remained in a tie ■with The new champ averaaed 173.a, d^MoInnatl .... .17 18 .466 6 the first month and half,” Mai­ Kansas City, 6; Smith, Baltimore, ended at 38 when John Oralna Barlngham 2 and 1. a the Orioles for second place, .011 homered In the third inning. minus handican. for the five games PhlladelpMa .. .17 SO .469 6 zone said afterward. "However, I Francona, Cleveland and Ptersall, Second round — Wigren def. H ouston ...... points behind Boston, the' Los * * * while Mrs. McOiulev averaged Owens, 1-up, 20 holes; EVihey def. .17 22 .486 7 did get up to .328 around AH-Star SHEAR NONSENSE— Ralph Terry, New York pitcher who was beaten in three Wariilngton, 4. 158.2. New York .... Angeles Angels defeated New ANGELS-YANKS------In Hockanum Glnb Trials INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Sibrlnsz, 2 and 1, 21 holes; Bog-, .16 28 .410 8 game time in my first fidl season.” straight outings and who refused to get a haircut until he was a winner again, lets . Pitching (five decisions) York 6-2 but the Yankees came Tlie pin margins in each game Sunday’s Results Fischer, Kansas City, 6-0, 1.000; A three-run homer by Alble Getting the early jump in yes glni def. Atherton, 4 and 2; Jer­ M aizone wound up w ith .292 In teammate Clete Boyer start the barber's job in clubhouse in Yankee Stadium yester­ back and took the nightcap 10-4. Pearson and a two-run shot by terday’s twinbill were aere 12 and 11, in favor of M’\s. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) OhloiuoD 8-2, Milwaukee 2-8. that 1957 oampeign and never has Meibert, Chicago, 6-1, .888; Bou­ taking first place with his MalteseOTom Dooley" owned and handled vis def. Willey, 1 up, 19 holes. Cleveland won 8-4, then lost to rookie Bob Perry in the opener It Wias a winning day for Manchester Oil Dealers (victors McCauley, and 29, 23 and 13 for PM ladelilpfala 8-0, San F randsoo h it fo r a higher season’s mark day after pitching Yanks to 10-4 victory over Los Angeles. (AP Photofax.) ton, New York, 4-1, .800; Barber, Minnesota 7-6. “ Carnival’s Act One," while "Trix­ by Mrs. George Donaghue of South Miss Konarski. F^velyn McCauley and Joan Konafski Lower bracket—First, ' round 0-0. ended the Angels four-game los­ Louis lacobucci’s Irish Setter over An.saldi's, 7-2) and Norman’s Willie Oleksinski def. TuCk Poster, than .296. Baltimore, 7-8, .700; Wilson, Bos­ * • • ing streak and cut off the Yank­ ie” a miniature Pinscher owned Windsor. Placing fourth was (winners over Pagani's, 5-2) at Manager Bemie Giovino of the Los Angeles 1-4,' New York 0-2, Golnc to Right Field ton oiMl Rakow, Kansas City, 4-2, “ Celov’s Tracey Macrory” at and handled by Marie Oloutman on “ Ruttkay’s Merrie Van Lairs” a default; Frank Spilecki def. ’nGERS-SENATORS— ees’ victory string at five. Ken Verplanck Field. Parkade Lanes presented the win­ Charley Johnson' 1-up; EVank (Second 18). "Mlayba I’m off to a good start .667. the Hockanum Dog Club’s Wallingford took first place in the Keeshond owned and handled by ner with a beautiful trophy. Face Tough Canard Here Thursday dnolnnatt 10, St. Louis 6. Faul first said during spring McBride went the distance for the Harry Jenkins allowed Ansaldl’s Kiernan def. EYank Connorton, 2 because Tm not trying to puli Strikeouts — Barber, Baltimore, training that he had been hatdng spring match held yesterday Toy Puppy Group. Barbara Grezel of Manchester. Pittsburgh 6, Houston 0. triumph, allowing only seven hits.. but four scattered hits in hurling and 1; Austin Welman def. Paul everything,” Maizone said. ‘Tm 61; Cheney, Washington, 66; Pena, sessions with a hypnotist. He ad­ The Yanks wrapped up the sec­ at Mt. Nebo Field in Manches Mrs. Frederick Richter of Gran­ Hounds Breeds—Open Group— the opening victory of the season. Dutelle 1-up: Ned Creed def. Today’s Games going to tight field more this Kansas City, 49; Bunnlng, Detixfit Judged by John Dowd. Afghan PlbtslNirgli (OardweH mits the sessions have continued ond game early, bombing Bo Be­ ter. lacobucci, president of the by, judging the working breeds Dale Ostrout paced the winners Smith, 6 and 4; Mario Boccalatte 1-6 Or season. Ihey always pitch away Dodgers on Move, and Pascual, Minnesota, 44. recently. linsky, now 1-7, for eight runs In Providence County Kennel Club, placed Collie "Baystate Yankee ” Ben Ghazi's Wylewlnd owned by with a homer and a double. lYancis 1-1) at Houston (D rott from me in Fenway. Paul and Sheila C. Werner of Two ‘Must’ Games def. Rudy Heck, 1-up; Tom Zem­ NATTONAL LEAGUE “ He suggested to me to relax the fin t two Innings. Clete Boyer handled his beautiful setter to first Corporal”, owned by Lyman Bar­ Although collecting only three ke def. Hal Jarvis Jr.; default; 1-1) (N ). "I’m feeding good and Tm se»- out on the mound, Faul explained. homered for the Yankees wbUe place in the Open Sporting Group rett of Ashland, Maas., in fir s t Granby, Mass. Second place went hits, Norman’s made good use of Monday, May 20 Only Gomes Scheduled. ing the baU w^l, which gives a Batting (76 at bato) —Coving­ SUn Hilinskl def. Jim Mellev. 2 ton, Philadelphia, .360; Groat, St. “ He told me that I could get my Leon Wagner hit his Uth for the under Judge John Dowd, then they place in the Open Group and to “Topper” a Whippet handled by them, along with four opposing Manchester at Windham, 3:30 and 1. ^ Tueeday’s Gomes better more oonfidenoe. p.m. Louis, J48; Fairly, Los Angeles, breaking pitches over the plate Angels, off Ralph Terry, who went on to capture the Best Open Fhili, "Gedwoods Donnie Gray”, Joan Moore of Elast Hartford. errors and a handful of walks. Bt, Loulg at Chicago. ‘T ju0t hope I can keep it up.” when I was behind the batter even Dog in Match under Judge Frank Bob Ferrante contributed a pair Rocky Hdll at Rham. Second round—Oleksinkl def. .338; Aaron, Milwaukee, .886; Ed­ squared his record at 4-4. owned by Mrs. Hllanor Anderson, Hound Breed—Puppy Group— On Tap for Indians Splleckl, 4 and 3; Kieman def. Obioinnatl at Milwaukee, (N ). Maizone reoaiBed his greatest by a 3-0 count. I tried it and it • • • Parker. Collinsville, placed first in the Beagle “Foyscroft Dion” owned of hits for Pagani’s in a losing Coventry at Bacon. Flttsburgh o4 Houston, (N). wards, Cincinnati, .824. Weiman, l-up; Boccalatte def. single game 'was two years ago Koufax on Targ Runts —Aarcm, Milwaukee, 85; worked.” INDIAN 8-TWIN8— cause. Cheney Tech at Holy Trinity. “Bel Tor Ternt Dooley” a Stand- Puppy Working Group. and handled by Tom Foy, Black- Creed, l-up; Zemke' def. Hilinskl. Now York at Los Angeles, lltlO in CDeveland When be went 6 for It worked against the Senators. Pete Ramos won the opener for aad Poodle owned and handled by stone, Mass. Second was Whippet Summaries: Tennis—Maloney at Manchester. pun. Flood, St. Louis, 82; Robinson, Cin­ Sporting Breeds—Open Group— By HOWIE HOLCOJVIB l-up. 6 including two homers and drove cinnati and F. Alou, San Fran­ Ken Retzer’s two-out single in the the Indians despite homers by Mrs. George Donaghue of South “ Stormy Lane’s Mister D" owned Dealers ...... 010 33x—7-6-3 Gus’s VB. Liberty, 6:15, Mt. Philadelphia s4 Han Frandsoo, anrosB six runs. Judge J < ^ I>owd. Irish Setter Ansaldi's ...... 101 000—2-4-3 Nebo. cisco, 28; McCovey, San Franois- fourth inning was the only hit un­ ZoUo VqrsaUes, Jim Hall and Windsor, who is a member of the and h^dled by Barbara Cook, ’Two games are on tap this week for "the Manchester High (N). "Malniine is a lot more valuable NEW YORK (A P )— In a<> DODGERS-METS— ^second straight shutout In the “Celov’s 'Tracey Macrory” owned Jenkins and Quaglia: Kieman Variety vs. Army & Navy, 6:15, TWO-BALL. BEST BALL, 6o, 26. til the ninth when Jim K ing and Earl Battey. Ramos rapped a Hockanum Club took first place East Hartford, a member of Hock­ baseball team and victories in both are musts if the Indians to this clnlb than most people drive triggered and powered Two weeks ago the Dodgers opener. Doubles by Tony Taylor, Marv B r e e ^ g singled ag;ain8t and handled by Louis lacobucci. and Toczuk. Robertson. FRIDAY wore In seventh place, four games Rails Batted In— Aaron, Mil­ two-run single that c ^ p e d a five- in the Non-Sporting Puppy Group P*rovldence. anum Dog Club. realize,” saidT manager Johi^ Tony Gonzalez and Don Demeter the former University of Clncin- run fourth Inning rally, Farrell’s vs. Clarke’s, 6:16, are to retain their slender hopes for a shot at the CCIL cham­ Bill Bengston and Horry Ath­ by golden-armed Sandy Kou­ off the pace, and Koufax was side­ gave Philadelphia two runs In the waukee, 34; •'Boyer, St. Louis, 30; end went on to win the Best Sporting Breeds—Puppy Group Junior Showmanship Clase — erton 32-29—61; Jim Kirkpatrick Pesky. "He’s a SS-year oM vet­ Robinson, Cincinnati and Fairly Puppy in Match. Norman’s ...... 300’ 02x—5-3-4 Charter Oak. pionship this season. Today’s test is at Windham, Thursday Champs Crowned fax and sustained by star fin­ lined with a sore shoulder. He re­ first inning against loser Jack —Labrador Retriever owned and Judge Miss Mary Jeine Richter. 10- Pagani’s ...... 002 000-2-6-4 the Tribe hosts Conard of.West:;^ and Paul Baillsieper 33-32—65. eran, a wonderful famUy man, a Los Angeles, 29; Covington, 13 age group: Won by Miss Susan Nasaiffs vs. Moriarty’s, 6:15, isher Ron Perranoski, the Los turned May 7 with a ■victory over Fisher. The Puppy Sweepstakes, which handled by Walter Lavigne. Pelletier and Cherrone; Hanko Buckley. Hartford’s one of two peAma it level-headed guy, who never pops St. Louis that started the U-for-13 • • • Philadelphia and F. Alon, San Donaghue of Windsor with Stand­ clubs—Rockville has two games In Bowling Play off. The younger players on our Angeles Dodgers have left- proved to be one of the most pop­ Non Sporting Breeds—Open and McNamara. Police A Fire vs. Dillon's, 6:15, must beat out for the orbwn. EVEN HOLES - SATURDAY push, no-hit the Giants four nights BRAVE8-CUBS— Francisco, 27, ular groups ait the show, was won ard Poodle ’'Liza” : 13-16 age Waddell. Ehior to today's -aotion, Man­ on tap. Tomorrow the Rams op­ (One-half handicap) ch ib kx>k up to Urn. H e’s the handed their way to within Hits—Groat, St. Louis, 66; Group— Judge Mrs. FYances Ar­ group: Julie EJells of Manchester. pose Windsor alt the Hilltop dia­ At Holiday Lanes later, then beat Philadelphia in a Spahn was touched for 11 Cub by a Beagle "Poyaoroft Dion” nold. Miniature Poodle "Holly’s AMEBJCAN LEAGUE Norman’s vs. Pagani's, 6:16, chester (6-2) tiaUed Oonaid and Class A — Harry Eioh 34-2— 82. perfect blend for our blub, a one length o f the lead in the 12-lnning effort last Wednesday Aaron, Milwaukee, 60; Cepeda, owned and handled by Tomas Foy OBE3DIENGE Behind Dave Cappa’s five-hit mond in Central Valley Confer­ steadying influence on younger hits, Including Jim Schaffer’s Pride” owned and handled by Verplanck. Bristol Central (7-1) by a fuU BUI Anderson 36-3—33. Nationid League race. night. homer, but still .won his sixth of San Francisco and White, St. SAFETY Novice Y — Judge James Hurl- ence game, Wednesday they host players.” o f Blaokstone, Mass. Phyllis McCamey of Glastonbury. pitching Peck Lumber defeated game. The Big Red won’t meet Caass B — Ed Ansaldl 38-6—32, The scoreboard at the State Masterful pitching by the two The limber-armed lefty won his Louis, 48; Fairly, Los Angeles and but. 1. Miniature Poodle—Gwendo­ Dillon Ford, 6-2, at Waddell Field. E. O. Sml'th in a non-league af­ Duokpin Tournament was changed Carl Tastrzemsld singled and the year and the 333rd of his mar­ F. Alou, San Francisco, Mrs. Frances Arnold of North Non-Sporting Breeds — Puppy Central again so wiU have to de­ Mac LaFrancls 40-6—34. southpaws paced the Dodgers to a fifth straight for a 8-1 record with velous career. Eddie Mathews had lyn Owren, Bolton. Score 158. 2. Cappa fanned eight and held the fair. The Rams have won nine repeatedly in a heavy fkiol day of Eld Bressoud doubled for the other Doubles—Cepeda, Son Francis­ Guilford, judged the Toy Breeds Group—Judge Mrs. Frances Ar­ pend on someone else to knock off straight since an opening game C — George Budd 41-11.— doubleheader sweep Sunday over his job on the Mets and his third a homer and three runs batted in Mimdeture Poodle—^Marion S. Mor­ Fordmen to five scattered hits. the Rams. But a win today and an­ oU. play. Boston runs In the opener, won by co, 11; Santo, Chicago, Cardenas, with Richard Hunt, Colchester, nold. Standard Poodle ” Bel Tor rell, Columbia. Score 151-J;. 3. defeat and currenitly lead 'Uie CVC the New York Mete. Koufax fired shutout lowered his earned run for Milwaukee. Jim Madigan slammed a' homer AMERICAN LEAGUE other Thursday would get Canard Low gross. Harry Elch 74 Bill Mcmlbouquette with lat'e re­ C^clnnati and F. Alou, Swi Fran­ Shelitie “PeippT’ — Jeanne Adams, with an 8-1 record. The Teller Lane five of Middie- lief from Dick Radatz who also a two-hltter for a 1-0 triumph In average to an amazing 1.06. Kou­ The Chibs racked Lew Burdette and Mike McMahon two safeties Versalles (2), Hall (1), Battey back to no better than a tie. Blind bogey — Bob CkippaUl and bown, 'whooe roster contained three the opener and Perranoski regis­ cisco, 10; Calllson and Gonzalez, SPECIAL Rockville. Score 151. fax allowed just two ^gles — to for the winners. Paul Miller was Careney Tech, scheduled to ap­ Mel Hadflield, 87s. worked effectively at the end of for three runs on four hits 8Uid a Phll^elphia, 9. (6 ) , Allen (2), L. Green (3), Manchester opened its season members of the 1962'sbaite tourney tered seven scoreless Innings of Ron Hunt in the fourth and to los­ walk in the opening inning of the Novice Class — Judge Edwin outstanding in defeat for Dillon’s. Twins; Adcock 2 (4), Indians; pose Holy Trinity today, will the nightcap. Triples— ^WUIlams C hicago, Car­ Keippler. 1. Poodle “Queenle” Defending town champs Sears back on April 15 with a 6-1 ■victory have a day off Instead. Ranger champions, took the Mien’s Team Kansas Oty fSU on Gene Con­ relief in winning the second game ing pitcher Roger Craig in the sepond game and Ellsworth made Maizone 2 (6), Schilling (4), Gei­ BEST 17 - SUNDAY 4-2 on Frank Howard’s two-run sixth. denas, Cincinnati and Skinner, MON-, TUES-, WED. Stella Stefanik, Chicopee, Mass. opened their new slate with a 13-5 over the same Whippets. Fred Mc- Coach Tony D’Angona reported tditle w ith ' 1,959, top p in g the Man­ ley for five runs in the second the lead stand up. Hank Aaron de­ Pittsburgh, 4; 10 tied with 8. 3 DAYS ONLY victory over Army & Navy. ger (1), Red Sox;- .^uslk (3), Curry hurled the route in that one ^WU»e Olekalnnkl chester Motor five by six pins, homer In the 13th. Tonuny Da'vis knocked In the livered th® Milwaukee runs, clout­ Score 197%-f. 2, Minatuire Poodle Charles (1), Athletics; IBoyer (5), the Hartford school had canceled 66-6—60, Vic Daley 70-4—64. inning of the nightoap via four Home Runs—Aaron, Milwaukee, . ’’Juliette de Mont-Cenis —V iolette Charlie Brackett hurled steady but it’s likely someone else will the game because of a schedule Tbe Men’s doubles title bounced singles, two walks and a force. The twin ■victories made It six game’s only run in the first with ing his 13th homer with one on 18; Covington, Philadelphia and seven-hit ball for the winners Yankees; Kaline (6), 'Tigers; Pear­ take the mound today with Mc- Class B — Eld Ansaldi 74-12__62 around like a rubber baU through straight for the Dodgers, who have a sacrifice fly alter a walk to Jim in the eighth. i A. Wilson, Granby. Score 197%-f. conflict. He said they offered the Paul Grootoert 71-9—62. ’ Rookie Bill Bryan singled for one F. Alou, San Francisco, 8; Banks, ' 3. German Shepherd ’'Rudy” — while Kent Smith socked two dou­ son (2), Perry (1), Wagner (11), Curry going against Conard. game as a forfeit because they Sunday’s piay with a New Haven won nine of their last 10 and 11 Gilliam and Ron Fairly’s single. * • • STOP THESE 3 Angeds; - Ward (3), Hansen (3), run while Causey and Bob Del- Chicago, Howard, Los Angeles and Marianne Muto, Springfield. Score bles to spark the offense. Bud would be imable to reschedule It Maurice Peirry 85- tandem — Jolui Siwek and EM of 18 in a push that leaves them Perranoski, also 6-1, replaced Carreon (1), White Sox; Gaines Gary Gallagher, who defeated ^1—64, Jim Money 79-14^-66 greoo batted ocnoss two each. REDS-CARDS— Cepeda, Bailey, Mays and McCov­ FRONT 165. Thompson slammed a homer for Bristol Eastern, 4-2, in another in the time remaining before Giannoitti finally taking theorown Pesky Fumes Just one game behind San E’ran- Pete Richert in the seventh of the ey, San Francisco, 7. losing Army & Navy. (3), Orslno 2 (4), Orioles. George MciLafferty 79-14__66 with 868. Three other pairs also olsco’s first-place Giants. second game and blanked the Lynch and Robinson batted In Open Class—Judge I'aul Cleve­ route-going performance, is a pos­ graduation. *T’U think about this one for a three runs each for the Reds, who Stolen Bases -W ills, Los An­ Mike Kelly turned in the defen­ NA-nONAL LEAGUE Despite the cancellation two ,^^Low gross — WllHe Oleksindtl topped the early 844 mark of Jer­ The Giants salvaged a double- Mets on four hits In, his seven-in­ TIRE KILLERS land. 1. FVxxBe “Missy” — Stella H. Aaron (13), Mathews (6), sible candidate today. long time.” fumed Pesky after the clinched it against the Cardinals geles, 11; Brock, Chicago, 9; sive gom of the day when he made header split with Philadelphia ning stint. Howard slammed his Stefanik, Chicopee, Mass. Score Only two more games remain games remain on the week's bill. ry Torres and ESmlMo Palmleiri of second game. "These kind really with a five-run sixth. Joe Nuxhall Robinson, Cincinnati, W. Davis a specUcuIar catch in left field for Braves; Olendenon (5), Pirates; Wednesday the Rangers are host bogey - Stan HiUnald, when Felipe Alou homered 'with winning 420-foot homer In the 13th END 199%. 2. Kerry Blue ’’Brandy” after this week’s acti'viity. On May ThompsonvUle. ______,______haunt you. Los Angeles and Altman, St. the final out of the game. Schaffer (2), (Mbs; 'Sievers (1), Binar Lorentzen, Ted Plodzlk, T6e. one out In the ninth for a 6-6 sec­ off Ken MacKeiizie, following went all the way for Cincinnati, Antoinette W.' Zugbaum, Glaston­ 27, they go to West Hartford to to Prince Tech and on Friday go The Men’s Sidles tiitle went to ”I thought Conley looked good, lasting out a 18-hlt St. Louis bar­ Louis, 7. Summaries: , Dalrymple (3), Phillies; Bailey to Elast Hartford to appose the Wherry GiansanU of Wethersfield ond game decision. Cal McLish Fairly’s leadoff walk and a force bury. Score 194. ' (7 ) , F. Ahju (g). Giants; Howardface H^l and on June 3, entertain WOMEN’S DIVISION better than in his other starts. rage. Bob Gibson yielded all 10 1 P lt^n g (5 decisions) —O’Dell, ...... 102 12x 6-8-1 Wethersfield. East Hartford JVs. ’ „ Three-Ball. Best BaU with 486. Nick Tronsky of New “He was sneaky fast though a blanked San Francisco 8-0 on five out.' A1 Jackson pitched the first San Francisco, 6-0, 1.000; Kou­ Graduate Open Class — Judge (7), Dodgers. hits in the first game. 11 Innings for the Mets, allowing Cincinnati runs. ™ lon’s ...... 0 0 0 002 2-5-3 Still possible too for the In­ Two games are upcoming for Edna Hilinskl, Bettv Barton Britadn is the all-event king -with litUe wUd. I thought be had good fax and Perranoski; Los Angeles, ALIGNMENT Wal'laoe Chevalier. 1. Collie “Rov­ Elsewhere In the NL—the Mil­ nine hits. • « • er” Jennie Martin, Soutihwick, Cappa and Robb: Gorman, Mil- dians, is a berth in the Class A Elast Catholic (7-3). Tomorrow ^ e n Wilks 86-12-74, 1,293 fo r his nine tourney stuff and that’s why I didn’t 6-1, .867; Maloney, Cincinnati, ler (3) and Healy. the Elagles are at home with waukee Braves coasted to an 8-2 * • * PmATES-OOLTS— WHEELS OUT OF LINE Mass. Score 196%. 2. Poodle Riverside Action gam es. yank him earlier. I felt Earley Nottebart, Houston and Simmons, CIAC post-season toumamenit. Northeast OathoMc visiting while Perry 9^ romp over Chicago behind old G1ANT8-PHILS— BYiend had to pitch out of sev­ Worn out in 5,500 miles "Pierre” — Hazel Perkins, Water­ "rtris season 16 large schools will The Women’s Team Dlvisloh had good stuff, too. It was Just St. Louis, 6-1, .833. / Adfust ecunbor Rain held up action at Riverside on Thusrday they travel to Hart­ master Warren Spahn after being Alou won for the Giants when he eral Jams against the Colts, ■ fin­ Strikeouts—Koufax, Los Ange­ ford. Score 144%...... 031 54x 13-9-5 Park for an hour last Softurday be aooepted, giving the local nine Parings fqr Uie Spring Touma- produced its closest finish in sev­ one of those gamee.” > Army & Navy . . . .000 230 5-7-2 ford to oppose the Hartford Pub­ eral years with the Sena Rec Five edged 8-2 by the Cubs and Dick tagged Ryne Duren with one out ishing with a nine-hitter. Bll Maz- les, 59; Drysdale, Los Ang­ Graduate Novice — Judge Wal­ niglit but ■vvlien action started Sal a better chance — providing it has ment are as follows: Upper bmck- "I still thought that in the Ellsworth; BVank Robinson and / Adjust castor Brackett and Hannon: Thomp­ lic JVs. Northwest won an ear­ of Wa/teihury winning with 1,786. ninth we were going to win It” In the last of the ninth. The Phils eroski singled in the first Pirate les, 68; Sanford, ^ n Francisco, lace OhevaUer. 1. Poodle ’’Missy” DeLucia of Neiw Haven won the an all-winning record from now lier decLsion ,6-3, it will be the first et — Florence Barre vs. Mary Jerry Lynch led Cincinnati over had drawn even in the top of the run in Bie fourth off Dick Farrell son, J. Belanger, Hagenow and ^sewere, ^rbara WlUlams va Two teams tied for second at 1,788 51; Jayson, Chicago and Jack- —Stella Stefanik, Chicopee, Maas. Norton. featured 30-lap stock car race. imtil June 1, the final date for (and only) meeting with HPHS. 8t. Louis 10-6; and Bob EYlend inning with Jim Lemon’s pinch and later hit a two-run single. son, New York, 47. / Set too condirioR Score 199%. 2. Sheltie ”^ n n ie ” Charlie Brayton was second and qualification. Rnw »®>en Wilks vs. ■nd another had 1,787. pitched Pittsburgh to a 6-0 victory double driving in the tying run. — Mildred Brunton, Southwick, Knights Climbing Judy Ferrle of West- Haven is Jocco Mag-giacomo third before Two for Rams Ellington High, slowly climbing Jarvis vs. Rita over Houston that ended the Pi­ Bob Bolin won In relief. / Center steering Mass. Score 199. NA-nON.' . IJ5AGUE 1,735 paying fans. Gene White of Creed lower bracket — Evelvn the new singles queen. Her set of Scoring four dmea in the lost All the baseball aotion this toward the .500 mark after a los- Toughest Pitcher rates’ losing string at five games. McLiish handed the Giants their I Utility Class - Judge James Manchester failed to qualify for ^rentzen vs. Isabelle Parclok. 444 on games of 166, 142 and 136 two innings, /M oriarty’s tripped week won’t be at Manchester, .start, enitertains South Wind- I Hurlbut. 1. Ronald Matthewson, the feature. ' One of the .statals hotte.st Class B . - .. . . Edna HlHnski vs, Barbara S h ^ took the top prize from Faith Den­ the Medics,x6-3, and Manchester .sor today, then goes to Stafford nis of OolUnsvUIe, who hod what BOSTON (AP)— There’s no I Manchester. Miniature Schnauzer Thursday. The Knights dropped doubt the Boston Red Sox face ■ "Heidi.” Score 164. Auto Paris bombed Green Manor, Peg Chondia, bye. ^ looked like a safe 435. BRAKE 16-6^/in the National League at close decisions to both clubs in the toughest of relief pltohere. Berth in District JRlayoffs Graduate Utility — Judge Paul previoua meetings. Bob Healy’s Florence ^ r r e ' took medalist The doubles winners were Jean . Take the case of dohn W y^ Calling All $ Savers Bj)clUey School. '' ■ quaUfylng with 94-12—80 Hoyt of Norwalk and Anm Wlss- AUTO Cleveland. 1. German Shepherd club. Still dependant on freshmen for Instanceb Steve Hemenway drove in four ®hots—There -will be a man of Darien who posted 792, ADJUSTMENT ’’Bullet” — Dorothy Saletnik, Lud-' runs for the winners with a home in key roles, now has tf. 3-5 mark W ith tw o ou t In the ninth Almost Assured for UConns low, Mass. Score 199. for the year. Bridge party at the club Wednes- while the aiU-events queen is Bet­ Inning of the second game yes­ run in the first and a double in day at 7 p.m Dessert and coffee Thfere were 41 dlfferenl/fireeds Still battling for a berth in the ty McGran of Donbu^ with 1,177. terday, Kansas City leading SPECIAL OFFER BELTS the fifth. Ben Gryzb held the los­ Will be served. . .Members are A dosing day 1,922 gave the or ^Varieties of Dogs represented ers to three hits, fanning 12 bat­ first division of the Charter Oak 9-7, Lu Clinton Ut a smash Conference's Southern Division, reminded to register now at the Sikorsky engineers of Stratford the back to the mound which hit BOSTON (AH)—The UnlversltyOqualifiea automatically for one att the match with 71-^logs entered ters'. He also contributed a double women.» locker room for a mixed in the Obedience,,Classes and 104 Coventry (6-4) takes on Bacon 676 Men’s Booster title while the W yatt In the m outh anid knock­ Of Connecticut has clinched at berth and chances are almost over­ and single.' Jackie Grezel’s basea- whelmingly in favor of Connecticut in the Breed^^poups. Academy at Bacon today then op­ May've Tournament Sunday, Kerlite No. 3 team of Seymour ed him setnl-oonscious. least a tie for tito Yankee Oou- looded single drove in two runs for took the Eton’s 640 Section 'with getting the nod. the Medics. poses Qromwell at Coventry on Tht A’e trainer irtped a tow­ fecence baseball champiottohip and AMERicAN'^tand^rd Thursday. Other COC action L764. el full of Mood off his face and The other non-Yankee clubs un­ Auto Parts zoomed into a 10-0 Ellington Ridge probably a berth in the District der consideration are Holy Cross finds Rham (3-7) hosting Rocky I The Branford Lanes Girls out- a stretcher was snnunoned, 1 NCAA playoffs. ■'' , PetMn To Person lead after the first three frames Hill today and traveling to Port­ dlstanoed tbe field with 1,783 to then waved off. (7-3), Boston C ollie (lf^2). P rov­ I and won easily. Bill Milewski hit land Thursday. Unbeaten Crom­ m i x e d s c o t c h b a l l - win the Women Booster ^Dl'viaion With runners on third n il The Huskies backed into .the idence (9-5), American In ter­ Gas Boiler ' fa heard a two homers and collected fou r well (10-0) had a tighit hold on , SUNDAY tie-cUnchlng Saturday ■when Ver­ national (12-9) and Bridgeport 11 a 1 k by a by 84 pins over the Valley Lane first, Wyatt stood iqi, shook off , RBIs to pace the winners. Carl the di-vislon lead at present. sross-B am ey Weber and beam of Sqymour. the blow, stayed hi the game mont upset Maine for the second (12-6 ). INSTALLED N a V y' flyer, •i Ogren went four and Tom R « a Non-baseball action includes a Blnnie Vandervoort 40-48_88 The Amity Lone five took the and stmok oat Dick Stuart tor suooeeslve day, 14-11. Connecticut, Colby and Northeastern also and made , added a homer and a double. pair of tennis matches, the EJast- Witt a 7-2 league mark, ■was rain­ were considered but examinations 0 @ some notes on Ketcham ' and mixed team section with 1,717 on’ the'final out. I Summariea: em Sectional Track Meet and a Vera Honnon 94-34-.-60, W et^r doding day. Wyatt had a broken tooth ed out o t a . date with Rhode will rule them out, Lorden said. I his explana­ Moriarty's ...... 200 022 FREE! 6-7-2 dual CCIL meet. and Mary Miller 97-37-^«) The mixed doubles title went to and required multiple stitches Island. The District 1 layoff winner tion of the Medics ...... 002 010 3-3-1 District 1 Selections Committee advance#, to the NCAA finals at FREE! ] sonic boom The tennis squad is at Meriden 9^ 32-60 Dot Bermani of East Hartford end inside Ms mouth, remarking: (%j!vron malses no profit og Gryzb and-Ware: Taylor and today, opposing Maloney. Thurs­ ”Tm lucky It wasn’t worse than Chairman Bkurl Lorden said Sun­ Omaha, Neb,, starting Jime 10, these belts. We’re offering thag 11 w h i. c h we Hassett, B Ellison (4). W herry CMansantl o f W etheraflekI day the final choloe of four teams day they return to the Memorial w ith 814. that.” . "We want to send our best team strictly as a public senricg. I thought you’d M S’kowskf"3?-^::72. phis tte site will be made next to Omaha,” Lorden emphasised. UKINMEIIT AH find ■ interest- Field courts to play/^ Hall. Ooaoh The toumament attracted 861 A year ago reliefer Marshall These belts exceed tlw toiqji Auto Parts ...... 334 050 15-11-1 Stuida(y after a telephone hookup Phil Hyde’s squad is presently 3-3 SELECTED .NINE beams with big Increases in Wom­ Bridges was decked almUarly Records alone don’t go into the 1 n g. It is Green Manor .. .000 150 6- 3-3 conference. The dates are May 29- decisions. Strength of schedule U^S. Govt. GSA safety requirn- caused in the for the season, 2-3 in CCIL play. (Onej-Half Handicap) ens' divisions. In a game at Fenway Faric, Rea and BoUard, Fodder: »wick Tomorrow several members of Mt .Jaet under the left templa J i ^ 8. plus size and quality of pitching ments. They’re made ty Davis upper atmos­ and Holroyd and Silkowskl. itte Yankee Oonference titUst Aircraft of 100% CaprotanO UtUNCE tPECML phere by an the track squad will participate in He too, shock off the effects, staffs also go Into the calculations. the Elastem Section's tomorrow and remained In the game to nylon; have stnjng, quiclHiiNHi- aircraft oper­ / Pull Front wheels ating at or N .S.-L es Sprague, at Storrs. Thursday the squad goes BASEBALL HEROES save It tor the New York Yan- Indoor-Outdoor Thermometer kig aluminum buckles. Let ■ 137%.. Halifax, optpoint^ Ty­ „ 'h Mazewakl 94-23—71 HERE’S NOW -WE beyond th e to Bristol for a league meet ^ th / Cheek Druhu, Linings put a ut in car this wnok. a p e e d of Stu Johnston rone Gardiner, 137%, Sydney Riv­ Bristol Elastem. BATTING — Frank Maizone, er, 12. ie'ckt 85"-7-78" Tail dragging? Call Us— And In Cooperation Seals, Cylinders tkVE YOUR TIRES sound. Such speed causes a shock O dL, STANDINGS Red Sox, took over American • MUST nablMr to# iM« «Ml MEXICO CITY — j F^rancisoo W eekend fight* Check and Pack Bearings ■ Correct Caster', or pressure wave to . build up in W. L. Pet League batting lead ut -866 with • U*whi 64H#e pw* W* With The Hartford Gas Co. ^ front of the plane instead of Cancio, 136, Mexico, outpointed Conard ...... 7 1 alx hits, Includhig two homers, and N E W YORK— Archer, 181, ^9 UuN Y o u Need SEAT BUTS Camber, Toe-In 875 New York, outpointed Victory Za- / Add Brake Fluid fiowing by smoothly as at slower Manolo Mora, 131, Cuba, 10. Bristol Central ...... 7 1 .876 Jones Pole Winner knocked In six runs as Boston ■ Adjint Steering speeds, and it is that pressure split donUeheoder with Kansas lazar, 181, Argentina, 10. • I MANCHESTER a . .8 2 .750 RiPLACEMENT GET THIS HANDSOME TAYLOR INDOOR-OUTDOOR / Adjust Breaking Contact SAVE LIVES! ■ Lubricate ail Ul wuut wave that causes the explosive Wethersfield ...... 5 3 City, winning 7-8 and losing 9-7. MIANXLA—Ed Jofre, U7K, .625 For 500-Mile Race Brazil, stopped Jdmny Jamito, THERMOMETER FREE ... JUST FOR CALLING FOR On All Wheels Front End Parts Ml Moeiu boom. Unusual conditions have Maloney ...... 3 4 PITCHING — Sandy Koufax, s tx s u NO nCEPTMM .429 Dodgers, won his fifth straight 117%, Philippines, 12. Jofre re- SHOCK ABSORBERS A FREE GAS HEAT SURVEY NOW! been known to cause windows to Bristol Eastern ...... 3 6 .375 ■ Balance Front shatter, pictures to fall, and old INDIANAPOUs" (A P )-x t wiu and recorded his third shutout of talned world bantanweight title. 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CONN^ MONDAY, MAY 80, 1968 Summer Homes For Rent 67 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale - '’72 Tenementa 63 HouseB For Salt 72 Houses For Sale 7 2 COVENTRY — Lakefront Park rs- 19.900—6H ROOM ranch flraplaoe, CIRCA 1800 — Colonial, beautifully RCXIKVILLE ■— 8 family, 3-6-4, Wofk Starts on Reconstructing Household Services jcifRllB LARGE pleasant rooms, sort. Now renting 3 ro4. baths, full cellar, the'-dQUble intersection will be tions of quality workmanship. All located. Adults preferred. 198 rage, walking distance to Bow­ Sts. sole — One walnut rablnet with ment, centrally located, reason­ 600 with 10% down. T. J. Crock­ near shopping, schools. Easy more fike-^two distinct intersec­ The Leonard-Elro drain I* tho work guaranteed in writing for Boats and Accessories 46 648-6806. ' ett, Realtor, 648-1677. ers Elementary School, new R- PLEASE READ YOUR AD Slant-o-matlc machine, used as able. Call 648-2711. Ext. 6, before financing, much more than you tions; Westlknd St. with Green­ last phase . of drain complex; In* 10 years. Sam’s Upholstering, 8.30. llng Junior High and Manchester expect for $18,400. New listing, wood Dr. and Groen^rood with the 522-4205. 15 FOOT DUNPHY boat, 25 h.p. Door sample. May now be sold at LAWRENCE F. FIANCT MANCHESTER - - Beautiful 4 stalled to relieve street flooding la CaaMtfled or "Want Ado” are taken over the phone aa a eoa- greatly reduced price. Liberal High, exceptionally priced at call today. Dick Tourtellotte at turnpike, a number of spots along an soot* VenienoeL The advertiaer ahooM read his,ad the FIRST DAY IT \ BMnrude motor and trailer, very Realtor room ranch, ^mlnt condition, $17,400. Call Mrs. Klambt, good condition, $400. 640-6254. allowance and easy terms. Singer Famished Apartments 63-A 648-2766 nestled In a nice wooded piece of 879-5864, 649-5306. Teardrops »t the foot^'ot^ the west belt roughly following tha a p p e a r s and REPORT ERRORS In time for the next Inaer- Sewing Center, 882 Main Street. Apartment Buildings Romar Realty, Inc., 648-2844, residential streets will se] turnpike. tiott. The Herald la re^ionnihle fw only ONE Inoorreot or omitted GIRLS TO SHARE 4 room furnish­ Charles Nicholson 742-6364 terra flrma. Excellent buy at $11,- 644-080(1. , Building— Contracting 14 648-8883. F or Sale 69 700. (jail toe Ellsworth Mitten the opposing traffic, and stop idewalks are being comptotod inaerttoB for any adverOaeinent and then only to the extent of a ed apartment. Heat, uUllties, lin­ signs will probably be used against a lo i^ ^ e north aide ^ El Middle * ^ lt e good** Inaertlon. Brrora which do not* lessen the value of CARPENTRY — Remodeling, re­ Building Materials 47 Agency, Realtor, 648-6980 or BARROWS & WALLACE FOR SALE — Frlgldalre with ens, etc. Centrally located. HARTFORD — Four apartment 648-2326. traffic emerging onto the turn­ Tpke. frtaA Plaza Dr. to Green* the adverUaement win not be eom otod by "make taaerOon. pair work, roofing. Telephone Ed USED LUMBER' — Doors, win­ freezer, quiet, good running, 9 cu. 649-0468. frame building with excellent in­ 56 E. Gcnter St., pike. wood Dr., and preparations are bo- Stasidk, Andover. SPLIT LEVEL—6 rooms, recrea­ BOLTON AREA dows, sinks, toilets, also other ft., $85. Tel. 878-3897. come, reasonably priced. J. D. KERRY STREeTt — 7 room older A similar intersection improve­ ing made to I n ^ il . walks on tbe pliunbing supplies. Open dally 338 CHARTER OAK STREET — 3 tion room, garage, very clean, Manchester, Conn. ment was made last year at Lydall QUALITY CARPENTRY—Rooms, Realty, 643-5129, $16,900. 4%% mottoage. $87.78 home, good condition, all utilities. east side of Parker ^ f r o m Ooto* YOUR CXIOPERAnON WHX 1^1 A I 8:30 p.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 8 HOTPOINT refrigerator, 10 cu. ft., room apartment with private $13,000. Joseph Barth, Broker, $10,900 St. and Vernon St. and, according nial Rd. to a point 500 feet~.nuili BE APPRECIATED basements refinlshed. built-ins, ideal for cottage, reasonable. bathroom, $20 weekly. 649-1746. monthly. Carlton W. Hutohlne, UIAL 04J-x7 I I formica, tile general repair No a.m. to 8 p.m. Yard ■ located at 649-6182, MulUpIe Listing 649-0320. to Chester Langtry, deputy direc- of Lydall St. stock "Place off North Main 649-6973. job too small. Call William Rob­ ^ IJ u tO u t r Hartford 8 room ranch, fireplace, one Street.' Choman* Housewrecking, 4H964-$88.60 M O im iLT. Attrac­ VERNON—Only $13,090. New bins Carpentry Service, 649-3448. 649-2802. 514 room Rsinch, r e ^ y for oc­ acre lot, privacy, Wew, easy Florence Peterson, 20 Pine HUI Office and Store Business Locations tive S-bedroom ranch, alumtaum financing. Lots For Sale 73 St.; Miss Patricia Pratson, 30 0. CALL ME on your formica needs, LONO-IBLANO, FOUR APARTMi^'’^ ■torme, cellar, ameelte drive, cupancy June 1, built-in range, Hospital Notes BETTER BUYS AT Equipm ent 54 F or R ent 64 natural woodwork, many extras. Hawthorne St.; Mrs. Madge Pratt. bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, trees. Only $18,900. Carlton W. THREE BUILDING lots prime 164 Cooper Hill St.; Joanne Bo* TROUBLE REAGHPNO OUR ADVERTISER? vanltory units, table-tops and NATIONAL THREE ROOMS ground floor. HOUSE Hutchins. Realtor, 649-6182. For appointoient call Mrs. LAWRENCE F. FIANO location, AA zone Phllbriek NEW TYPEWRITERS, 169.35 up; Klambt, Romar Realty, Inc., 643- PaOento Today; 230 mondetta, Box Mt. Dr., Vetnon; island stands. 649-8936. used typewriters, $29 up. Berube’s Ideal for any offlcu or commer­ Agency, 649-8484. ADMITTED SATURDAY: Lou­ Mrs. Veronica Richmmid, W B$* Spilt Rail Fencing cial use; other space avaUable. MANCHESTER '— New 6 room 2844, 644-0800. Realtor 643-2766 24-Hoor Answering Service ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, ga­ $2.66 Per Section Typewriter Service, 479 B. Mid­ Grand St. This excellent invest­ brick ranch, buUt-ins, 14x20 living is Belden, Crestfield Convalescent gelow St.; Frank Saunders, Wa$>* dle l^ke., Manchester. 649-8477. 474 Main St. Plenty of parking. ment is grossing Income of WYLLYS ST. — Extraordinary Home; Laureen Rivers, 315 W. rages, dormers, all types of Bonds— Stocks— Help Wanted— Female 35 Ping-Pong Tables 649-8328, 9-6. room with fireplace, half acre lot, VERNON — Just over Manchester Charles Nicholson 742-6364 single lot. 240 foot frontage. ping; Mrs. Agnee Skoog, 408 Cata Help Wanted— $4,200. per year, priced for line. Like new 6% ranch, 114 Middle Tpke.; Katherine Taggart, carpentry. No job too small. Call M ortgages 81 $U.65 Each . reasonably priced. Hayes Agenmr, 643-7444. ter St.; Mrs. Rosalie Stavena and Free to Herald Readers Nelson Higgins, 644-1700. WOMAN — General housework, Male or Female 3 7 quick sale. For further infor­ 848-4808. baths, built-in kitchen with ToUand; Leo BouUlard, 3 Kerry son, 61 Ward S t, Rockville: Mria Celling Ille Wanted—^To Buy 58 mation call SECOND mortgages — Unlimited child care, 8-3:30 pjn., Monday- .09 Sq. Ft. 346 NORTH MAIN — Store. dinette, fireplace. Hayes Agency. BIHINHAM ST. — 166 foot front­ St.; Joseph Tracy, School Rd., Bol­ Audrey Stewart, Willlmantte; Mn> Want tnforniathni ea one oi oar classified adverUsanentor No HOME REPAIR and maintenance PART-TTME WORK Wednesday COLGNIAL—^LARGE living rooml 643-4803. ESPECIALLY appealing about this age by 412 deep, rural residential ton; Mrs. Irene Le Mieux, 44 funds available for second mort Friday, in Manchester. Call 246- Friday and Saturday, mornings Windows - Complete . FRANK la buying and aelUng good 649-8339, 3-6. custom built brick ranch is its Elizabeth Tedfoid, Wataon Rd,. answer at tte tolepbone MotodT Slmp^ coll the remodeling, roofing and altera­ gages, payments to suit your 5553, 1-5 p.m. Monday-Friday. From $9.95 Bach dining room, den, modern kitch­ zone, $8,200. 643-8779, after 6 p.m. Grove St., Rock-viUe; Mrs, Bessie Vernon; Robert Vennart 86-B St. tions Call Russ Atkins, Builder, afternoons and evenings. Cash used furniture and antiques at 430 HOLLISTER STREET — immacu­ functional layout for easy Con­ budget, Expedient service. J. D Handsplit Barn Shakes Lake St. Call and see what we’va LARGE BARN type building for J. D. REALTY en, 8 bedrooms, IH baths, ga­ Bayer, 219 Parker S t; Mrs., Julia James St.; Mrs. Eleanor Wcutldna 643-0411. CLERK-TYPIST, permanent part- lers, service clerks, delicatessen lease, Buckland section, zone B-1. rage. landscaped yard 102x612. late 6 room Colonial Bungalow-, venient living. 8 bedrooms, family INDUSTRIAL lot for sale, railroad A. JoUe, 161 McKee St.; Miss Ag­ Realty, 643-6129. produce, or grocery clerks. Ex $11.96 Per Sq. got. Open Sundays, 649-W80. room, dining room, kitchen and and son, 25 (3erald Dr., RoakvUle; MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE time position, diversified duties. Knotty Pine Fanellng 'Thomas J. Hackett, P.O. Box 106, 618 CJenter St. Owner transferred. Immediate large airy rooms, natural wood­ siding. 300 feet frontage, depth of nes McGuire, 62 Laurel S t; Mrs. ALL KINDS OF carpentry and perienced, over 18 years of age work, fireplace, new furnace. Bel fireplaced living room, 1% baths, your choice. Call 649-3391. Charles Wellman Jr., 24 St. John Experienced typist with an apti­ .18>i Sq. Ft. WE BUY SELL or trade antIqiM Buckland. occupancy. Marlon B. Robertson, Gertrude Reduker, Rocky HIU; St.; Mra. Virginia White, 34 a«u4* painting, roof and gutter work, tude for figures essential. Salary Apply Mott’s Super Market, Man 648-6129 Realtor. 648-6968. Air Real Estate, 643-9332. 2-car garage, tree studded lot, on Mrs. Mae Charest Bircdi Mt. Rd., 6 4 9 - 0 5 0 0 kitchen and bathroom remodeling, Business Opportunities 32 Chester, Mr. Fliller. Prehung Doors and used furniture, china, f lUM, attractive street location. House B -ZO N E LOT FOR SALE, ap­ tors Rd.; Mrs. Audrey Young, 113 commensurate with ability. Type From $17.00 Each silver, picture tramea and OM 400 SQUARE FEBIT garage si>ace Bolton; Mrs. Magda Rooney, 54 u dormers and hatchways. J. Char- TANNER STREET — Bowen MANCHESTER —i 6 room Cape on is brick for minimum mainten­ proximately half an acre, all fa­ Woodside St resume to Box p . Herald. Prefinished Paneling coins, cM doUa and guns, hobby suitable for tradesman, centred. Walnut St.; Ralph L. Von Deck, and leoye yoor taeoange. YoaTI bear from oar adverOaer la pg est, 649-0722. WANTED IMMEDIATELY — Man Reasonable, CaU 643-8768. School area. 7 room Colonial, 8 a nicely shrubbed and landscaped ance. Mid twenties. Eve. call cilities, including sidewalk. CJall DIS(3HARGBD BATURDlATt time wKhoot spending all evening at the Mephone. or woman to supply consumers in From $5.00 Per Sheet coUectlona, atUo oontenta or wholo 72 Maple Mrs. SaUy Woods, WANTED — OFFICE CLERK, twin sized bec*rooms, garage, lot with sturdy shade trees, full Conrad Rueter, 643-0309. Wolver­ 649-3S9L Wapplng. Mrs. Constance Petz, 468 Wethsr- Manchester or So. East Hartford estates. Furniture Repair Servlca, dormer, hardwood floors through­ ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. MOODUS, CONN. knowledge of figures. Apply Man­ Cash ‘N (Jarry ^ TalcottvUle, Conn. Tel. 648-7449. MANCHESTER — Quiet of«M Land For Sale 71 4%% mortgage, only $16,900. ell St.; Mrs. SillaJber, 18 chester Coat A Apron, 73 Sum­ County with Rawlelgh Products. 100%'- location. Includes janitor’s Hayes Agency, 648-4808. out, plaster walls, aluminum ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Roofing—Siding 16 KITCHBN CABINETS — MANCHESTER — Clean, conveni­ Thompson S t, Rock-vUle; Mra. Lost and Found mit Street, Manchester. Can earn $60 weekly part-time — service and parking. 450 sq. ft., COVENTRY — 8% acres on Brew­ storms and screens, 2-car garage. Franklin Howe, Cider MUl Rd., Automobiles For Sale 1 $100 and up full-time. Write 'raussEs - POUR BEDRQOM 8 room Dutch ent, compact, no problem with Resort Property For Sale 74 Bolton; Mrs. 'Theodore Ouellette, Barbara Chechowskl, Second S t, A, A. DION, INC. Roofing siding, WALL PANELS Rooms Without Board 69 $60 month. Ask for Max Gross- ster Street, sign on premises. CaU Exceptional care and quality Rockville; Mrs. Francea Cone, 108 FOUND — Shepherd type pup, Few minutes drive to new pro­ TYPIST f o r mall order adver­ Rawlelgh Dept. CNE-28-888, (Colonial, centrally local e.d, make tols a fine buy at $16,900. maintenance, cheaper than rent­ Eaton Rd., RockvUle; Mrs. Bea­ 1958 MERCURY 2-door club sedan, painting. Carpentry. Alt^atlona NOBODY — BUT NOBODY — man, 643-7176. Madeline Smith, Realtor, 649-1642. Irving St.; Mrs. Mary Derohaoian, black, brown, white spot on chest, very clean, good running condi­ posed atomic plant and old tising department, part-Ume, ex­ Albany, N.Y. $17,600. Phllbriek Agency, Robert Wolverton Agency, Real­ ing, 4 room Cape, full Cellar, trice Sleeves, 6 Constance Dr.; Ru­ and addltims. Ceilings. Workman­ opera house. Summer resort UNDERSELLS NATIONAL FURNISHED ROOM for genUe- Wapping; Mrs. Joan Etairbanka female. Call Lee Fracchia, Dog tion. Call 649-5762 after 6. perienced in advertising pre­ man, heat, lights privato en­ 649-8464. i tor, 649-2813, 643-0309. aluminum combinations, 2 bed­ ASHFORD LAKE dolph Durlg, Wapplng; Frederick ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. with 10 units, 2 acres of land, rooms, walk-up expandable attic, GlaHonbury; Thomas J. Ferranta Warden, 643-8594. 648-4860. , . ferred. Apply Manager, Pilgrim NATIONAL LUMBER, INC., trance, parking. Evenings MI Houses For Rent 65 Houses For Sale 72 Nowsch, 36 SdhoOl St.; RockvUle; 1,000 foot frontage in addition Mills, Cheney Hall, Hartford Rd. MANCHESTER — 7 room split MANCHESTER Vicinity — Trim, $12,000. Wolverton Agency, Real­ Mrs. Carol Gardella, 17 Princeton 51 Falknor Dr.; Irving Flvozinaky. Situations Wanted— 881 State Street, 3-2816; Days PI 2-6864 level, 1% baths, rec room, gar­ 26 miles east of Manchester, NOTICE is hereby given that Pass 1961 CORVAIR MONZA 4-door se­ BIDWELL HOME Improvement to an excellent 8 room Colonial MANCHESTER New 8 room ranch, FOREST &TREE2T—Delightful 10 tidy, 6 room ranch, with its own tor, 649-2813. St.; Mrs. Eleanor Gustafson, 17 11 Carol Dr.; Mrs. Patricia Fiano* with 2 full ceramic tiled baths, M ale North Haven, Conn. age covered paUo half acre or off Route 44. Shore Front Lots gan and son, 42 Delmont S t ; M m Book No. S- 8490 issued by The dan, one owner. Call 643-4823. Compony—roofing, siding, altera­ UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY—Part- 39 ROOM FOR LADY or gentleman, one year lease $200 monthly. Wol- room former (^eney residence in trout brook, full cellar, oil heat, —Other choice sites. Division St.; Mrs. Helen Johnson, Savings Bank of Manchester has tions additions and remodeling new heating system, modern time position supervising and sell­ 288-6261 quiet. Inquire 224 Charter Oak verton Agency, 649-2818. park-llke setting. 6 bedroome, 4% parkllke grounds. Hayes Agency, aluminum combinations, 3 bed­ 43 Holl St.; Mrs. Frances Moultrie, Loyola Hills, and daughter, EOgh plumbing and wiring, easily WANTED — LAWN cutting and/or 643-4808. Easy Terms been lost and application has been of aij types. Excellent workman­ ing in a local shop. This position Street, 643-8368, 246-4788. baths excellent condition. Owner rooms, level lot, quiet neighbor­ ARCELLIA DRIVE Glastonbury; Mrs. Mary Boynton, Manor Park, RockvUle; M m made to said bank for payment of Trucks— ^Tractors ship 649-6495. converted to two 4-room apart­ offers an unusual opportunity for general yard work for slunmer 643-7144. hood, Ideal, $14,600. Wolverton Liana Kuras, South ‘^^Bdoor; ments. Also a 20x45 swimming Call 649-4338. Diamonds— Watches— MANCHESTER — 8 room modem 26 Plaza Dr.; Mrs. Catherine toe amount of deposit. a responsible person, with the PLEASANT furnished room with NEW 8 BEDROOM 6 room ranch. Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Tracy, 468 Parker St.; Mrs. JuUe Miss Carol Linders, 280 N. Mata DODGE 1953, FORD 1954, one ton RAY'S ROOFING CO. — shingle pool, poured concrete, from 3>4 Jew elry 48 cooking facilities and electric re­ home, 4 bedrooms, fainlly room, Like new — 6 room (jolonial ARTHUR A. KNOFLA added reward of participating in 648-4018. MANC3HESTER — Elxtra large 6% with heated recreation room, Hoboth, 81 Westland S t; Mrs. St.; Mrs. Rita MacNeU, 4 Clyde witli refrigerator bodies, good and built-up roofs, gutter work, foot to 6 foot depth with filter a community endeavor. Please frigerator, ladles only. 648-6388. room ranch on a one acre land­ attached garage, 166’ frontage, 648-5440 — 649-5938 Rd.; Peter O’Brien, 55 Silvetiwfood condition. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., and vacuum cleaner. All equip­ Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 WATCH AND jewelry repairing at CENTRALLY LOCATED — 4 bed­ trees. $16,600. CJarlton W. Hutch­ 1V4 baths, fireplace, combina­ Doris Caldwell, Wapplng; Bernard P ersonals roof and chimney repalr>i. Ray r^ Iy in writing to Box G, Herald. scaped and tree shaded lot. 2- F. Stlckels, 18 Bretton Rd.; Albert Rd., Vernon; Mra. Margaret ^»* South Windsor. 528-6544, or see Hagenow, 649-2214 Ray Jackson, ment for landscaping, 1962 reasonable prices, prompt serv­ FUftNISHED ROOM near bath for room English Cape, $176 per car garage, full cellar with rec ins, 649-6132. Manchester tion windows, fenced yard and POODLE, AKC registered, small, extras. City water, sewers. Ex­ F. Martin, ThraU Rd., Vernon; lund, (foventay; Mra. Carol Biolo. ELECTROLUX Sales and Bervloe, Sandy Warshavsky. 643-8325. Chevrolet panel truck. The ® wonderful person. ice 2 watchmakers. Manches­ gentleman. Parking. 64 High month, Extras included, July 1 room, 8 bedrooms, ceramic bath, white miniature. Paper trained ter’s oldest established jeweler. Street. COVENTRY — ExceUent 4 room cellent location. Lisa Posplsil, 177 Oak S t; Marvin ards and son. Boot 202, Taloatt* bonded representative. Alfred units could easily be converted YOU deserve a car of your own occupancy. Paul Fiano Agency, huge living room with fireplace, vUle; Mrs. Anita Bhorte, 56 Bol­ to year 'round apartments for oew^^ clothes and the manv colorbred, 649-5998 F. E. Bray, 787 Main St., State ranch, fireplace, breezeway, ga­ J. Townsend HI, 43 Birch St.; Lee- AmeU. 206 Henry St. 6434)450. 648-0468. built 1964, $26,900. Robert Wolver- NEAT AS A PIN Suburban For Sale 75 ton Center Rd.; Kim EUstbeUi Auto Driving School 7-A which there is a big demand. EXTRAS that make life more Theater Building. LARGE ROOM next to shower, rage, $11,600. Joseph Barth, Brok­ ann Wright, 299 Cooper Hill S t; Roofing and Chimneys 16-A FREE—FIVE puppies, 8 weeks private home, parking, gentle­ ton. Realtor, 649-2813, 643-4648. er, 649-0320. Call Owner 643-4034 Strimaitls, ESnfield; Kathleen Sul­ RIDE WANTED from Route 6, Present owners retired. Priced pleasant. If a limited budget EIGHT ROOM single house, 60 Eve. Conrad Rueter, 643-0309. Four room expandable Cape, COVENTRY — $10,700. Highland Robert Roulukalti, Windsor Locks; for quick sale. old, looking for good home, will man. Tel. 649-8364. Cooper Street, $90 per month Heights area. Exceptional value, Mary Hannon, Wapplng; Elizabeth livan. Thompsonvllle; Mrs. L ouIm Bolton, to Hartford, arriving 8:16, MORTLOCK’S Driving School Inc., ROOFING—Specializing repairing ^ dream, let MANCHESTER—8% ROOM Cape nicely landscaped lot, nice sec­ be large dogs, part Labrador and Garden— Farm— Dairy rent. CaU John Hurley, 649-0003. 6 room ranch, oversized garage. Anne Perry, 211 HolUster S t; Taylor, 56 Henry S t; Jtweph returning 4:30. Phone 649-7088 af­ offices, classroom located Man­ roofs of oU kinds, new roofs, gut­ AVON show YOU how Just a few WOMEN ONLY — Furnished room MANCHESTER GREEN — Gam- with full shed dormer, kitchen, tion of town, present owners ter 6 p.m. Products 50 bolati built, 6'/4 room ranch, retired and moving out of BOLTON — CUSTOM 6 room Fred L. Roraback, 623-7108. Thpmas Potter, North Windham; Tracy, School Rd., Bolton; Richard chester Parkade, lower ,,jevel. Be­ ter wortt, chimneys cleanej, re­ hours a day can help make it ^49*8710 for rent, complete housekeeping utility room Jiving room, dining ranch, 2 bedrooms, acres, ginners, older, nervous students, come true. Call today for appoint­ laundry oft the kitchen, finished state, excellent financing, Mrs. Clara Newbury, 16 Anderson Wilson, Hebron; Mra. Janet Wood* paired Aluminum siding. 80 J. D. REALTY FARM LOAM — Top quality, big facilities, between Center and roori; 8 bedroome, on bits line, basement garage, combination ANDOVER — Excepfionally love­ Rd. virard and eon, High Manor Park, our ^ c la lt y . Teen age driver’s years' experience Free estimatra. ment in your home at your con­ Suburban For Rent 66 rec room in basement with fire­ close to school. Immediate oc­ $11,900. venience. 289-4922. five yard load, $12. (Columbia Memorial Hospital. 648-5639. screens and. storms, $16,800. Call ly, small 3 bedroom ranch, with ADMITTED TODAY: Thomas RockvUle; Jacob Zwlck, 85 (jobp- Automobiles For Sale 4 education course. State certified. Call Howley, 643-5381. 643-0763. 618 Center St. (MOD HOMES wanted for place, gagage, landscaped lot, cupancy, $16,900. Robert Wolver- owner, 648-0860. 649-7398. 228-9323 after 6 p.ih. ANDOVER LAKE waterfront — 6 $21,000. Warren E. Howland, Real­ large lot and trees, full basement. Crockett Sr., Broad Brook; EHleen er S t; Raymond Jarvis, Wap- housebroken kittens. 649-9780. ton Agency, Realtor. 649-2818 Assume 4%% mortgage or $600. ping; Richard Wilson, Hebron. MEED CAR? Your credit turned 643-5129 ROOM, CENTRALLY located, 36 • room Cape Cod, oil hot water tor-Trader, 843-1108. 643-4648. Eve. Conrad Rueter SPARKLING RANCH Quinn, 16 Laurel St. LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first a p p l e s Macs. At the farm heat, living room with fireplace 89 HOLLISTER — 4 bedrooms, down on a new FHA mortgage, down? Short on down payment? Radio-TV Repair Services 18 price. Bunce Farm, 629 W. (3en- Linden St. 646-6953. 643-0309. possible 8th. Close to all schools, BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son to DISOHARGEID 'YEJS'nCBDiAY; Bankrupt? Repossession? Don't licensed driving school trained Help Wanted— Male 36 large glassed In porch, _ $126 Beautifully maintained modem $13,300. CaU Pratt Agency, any­ Mr. snd Mra William Clough, 122 Frank Gakeler, New Britain; certified and approved, now of­ Articles For Sale 45 ter St. 643-8116. monthly. Fully furnished, '$136, home, a fireplace in the 12x24 bus and stores. Large living rooni, time, 742-7596, 643-9365. despair! See Honeat Douglas. In­ CONNIES TV and Radio Service, ATTRACTIVE ROOM in private POUR BEDROOM Ranch. 26x62 formal dining room, built-in cedar BlsseU St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gyatafoon, 42 iW is St.';" John quire about lowest down small­ fering classroom and behind THE STEAK HOUSE in Bolton is AUTO UPHOLSTERY MAN with home, parking, gentleman pre­ One year lease required two foundation, two full ceramic living room, 3 large bedrooms, Suburban For Sale 75 -Sidy, South Windoor; BJmll* P. available all hours Satisfaction some experience. Turnpike Auto FOR SALE — Flat stone for walls, BOLTON CENTER ROAD closet, fully partitioned cellar, ex­ Bradford Estes, 18 Knox St.; a son est paymeatb anywhere No small wheel instruction for teen-agers. guaranteed. Call 649-1815. all cleaned up. Has to be sold. Household Goods 51 ferred. 649-1972. months in advance. Lawrence F. baths, fire alarm, large kitchen ceramic tile bath, walnut cab­ to Mr. and Mrs. WilUam Wilson, Thorriault, Waipptng; Mra. Doita 649-8076. Seat Cover, 643-6365. STn veneer, and patios. Call inets and stainless steel sink cellent heating system, front and THREE ROOM house— Bath, sun- loan or finance company plan. Some restaurant equipment 649"0617. Fiano, Realtor, 643-2766. 100x200’ lot, $17,600. Phllbriek rear porch, aluminum storm win­ 147 Porker St, Preusw and son, Coventry; M m Douglaa Motora, 383 Main. available, but don't overlook the BREAKFAST SET, living room 238 CHARTER OAK ST. — Small New 6 room ranch with full Agency, 649-8464, in kitchen, full basement, nice­ X>orch, full basement, lake prl-vl- Gaitay J-otoson, 'WMUmantic; M m couch, bedroom set. Good condi­ dows, 2 car garage, amesite BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A Moving— ^Trucking— tremendous possibilities this loca­ SCREENED LOAM for the best in room suitable for working gentle­ basement, 1V4' tile baths, fire­ ly landscaped lot, $19,900. leges, price $6,000. Phone 742-7648. Rose Rrittner, 10 Lawton Rd.; WU- ALWAYS A good supply of used E^ERIENCED Painter wanted tion. Reasonable. 649-6747. drive. Owner 649-6113. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. E-Z LERN tion presents. Ideal for automo­ Call 643-1420. lawns from our screening plant man. Private entrance. $8 weekly. Summer Homes For Rent 67 place, paneled family room. MUST SELL — 6 room ranch on Herbst, Brandy Hill Rd., Vemon ham Borst, South Rd., B rilt^ Chevroiets and Fordii, $895 and Storage 20 tive, manufacturing, • retail, etc. 649-1746. Attached 2-car garage. One large wooded lot, built-ins, alumi­ BOLTON CENTER — Approxi­ Andover - Columbia. George Grlf. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS SIX ROOM CAPE, laundry and full mately 6 acre site with large a daughter to Mr. and Mra. R al^ Mrs. Laura Carlo and son, 13 Mor* down at Center Motors. 634 Cen­ Driving School T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. fing, Inc., 742-7886. GARDNER LAKE — . Northwest acre lot. num combination storms, attach­ ELEGANT 6-ROOM SPLIT ahaU Rd.; Mra. Judith RanmMl, ter Street, 643-1591. Financing MANCHESTER Package Delivery. CXINCRETE FTjOOR Finishers FROM OUR BANK recreation room, nicely land­ pond. Ideal homesite. T. J. Crock­ Brancacdo, 19 Donnell Rd„ Ver­ Light trucking and package deliv­ needed with good experience. Call Shorefront. Modern Housekeeping. ed garage. Have been transfer­ Old Town Rd., RockvUle; Robert arranged regardless of price with FOR UNPAID BALANCE Apartments— Flats-- Beautiful quality built custom scaped lot, $12,990. Owner, call ett, Realtor, 643-1677. non; a daughter to Mr. €und Mrs. Connecticut’s largest, auto­ ery. Refrigerators, washers and 643-1870 after 6 p.m. LAWNMOWERS, garden tractors, $63 weekly up. Visit weekends. red. 68 Croft Drive. By Owner, 643-1960. Mix, 138 W hitest.; MarioMatassa, average credit. , matic and standard shift, 1, 2 OR 3 YEARS TO PAY! Free colored pictures, brochure. 644-8988 home with 8 large bedrooms, 2 Edgar KeUy, East Hartford; a son stove moving specialty. Folding ATLANTIC REFINING CO. and tillers. Terms, trades, parts START PAYING Tenements 63 CHARLES LESPERANCE 76 Barry Rd.; John J. Roy, 188 free pick-up service, teen-age DONUT BAKER, full-time, nights and service. Capitol Equipment. Arrowhead Grove, CJolchester 4, baths, spacious living room MANCHESTER — West Side, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hodsing- WHY BUY a foreign sports car? chairs for rent. 649-0752. IN JULY ROCKLEDOE — (Quality built with fireplace, delightful 11x12 ton, KeUy Rd., Vernon. Pine Sit.; Mrs. Maigareit Kingman classroom, older and nervous married, over 25. Apply before 8 38 Main Street, Manchester. 118 MAIN — THREE rooms, heat, Conn. Norwich 887-4696; Hartford room Colonial, 8 bedrooms, IH Land For Rent 73-A If it’s class you want, stop in at 643-7958. 8 ROOMS FURNITURE ranch on Ferguson Road (Np. foot dining area, built-in birch and daughter. South ll^nhnr; students our spettialty, 116 TEE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO. Good gallonage service station a.m. or at 1 p.m. Bess Eaton Do­ hot water, stove, refrigerator, 242-9278. 649-7620 baths, garage. Owner 643-6646. Discharged Thursday: George Mrs. Oarol Palmer and son, 13 Gordon’s Atlantic Sendee. Classic Center St., Manchester. Call available for lease In Man­ $9.36 MONTHLY 649-6226, 6-5. 288). Cost owner $40,000 to build kitchen, file shower, 24x26 rec Andrews, 86 White St.; Lynn model 1957 Thunderbird, mint Movlne packing, storage, local nuts, 150 Center Street, Manches­ Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, APPROXIMATELY 20 acres tobac­ Gerald Dr.. RockvUle; M m for free booklet, 643-8652. and long distance. Agents for chester. Excellent location ter. WALLPAPER — Factory over­ CAPE COD, Dennisport — 2 and 8 . . . now he has been transferred, room, 2-car garage and 100x195 FORD STREET — 6 room frame co-potato land for lease. Thomas Bailargeon, Wapplng; Mrs. Virr condition, low mileage, fully stock, 150 patterns ot fine quality Ri^s, Lamps, Tables bedroom cottages, all convenl- VacEint. Must sell and is open for tree shaded lot. $27,900.______Macaulay and daughter,. Ookiadiia: Wheaton Van Lines, Inc., world­ across from King’s. This is an house, all utilities,, needs paint, J. Hackett, P.O. Box l\)6. Buck- ginla Burkamp. and daughter, 75 Mrs. Helen Harrington and son, equipped. Gordon’s Atlantic Serv­ opportunity for a man who CARPENTERS wanted for all ®‘"Kle roll. Sherwin- Ana Other Accessories TWO ROOM apartment, 149 Oak­ ences,,643-0103. offers. Call, we will be glad to $12,900, Joseph Barth, Broker, land. Laurel St.; Mrs. Frieda Crockett, ice, West Road, Ellington, wide movers. Free estimates. EVERYTHING $228.78 ERGHT ROOM OarrlBan Oolonial, 13 Ford St.; Gary Tourigny, WU- LEARN TO DRIVE — Special at­ 643-5187. wants: to make good money in around work. Work in Manches- Williams, 981 Main St. land Street. 649-6226, 0-6. large li'ving room, dining room, open it for you at your convent 649-0320. Broad Brook; David Curtis, Wap- 875-8392. ter-Glastonbury area. Only first- 8 ROOMS FURNITURE NEW HARBOR, Maine — 3 room ence. T. J. Crockett, Realtor limontlc; Peter Tourigny, WlUi- tention to nervous and elderly. his own business. Until 5 p.m. kitchen, study and lavuory, 4 J. D. REALTY ping; Frank De CSanUs, 202 Por­ manUc: Karl Nlckne, CEaik Rd„ class men need apply. Everett W SUPER-CEDED ROTARY and $10.18 MONTHLY FIVE ROOM DUPLEX, partly fur­ cottage with screened in porch, 848-1677. MANCHESTER — Appealing cus­ ter St.; Brian Falrweather, 66 Eva 1963 FORD Customline 6, 4-door Classroom for teen-ager. Pickup 289-1561, after 5 p.m. 643-2381. reel Toro mowers at special nished or unfurnished, good loca­ bedrooms and bath on second Bolton; Mrs. Helen Amirtrong, Painting— Papering 21 Van Dyne, 246-4781. Westlnghouse Refrigerator, Living modern conveniences, sleeps 4. 618 O nter Street tom built 6 room Spilt Level on Farms For Sale 76 Dr.; Miss Ann Fllbig, Apt. 1-A, 163 sedan, Fordomatlc, radio. 643-2880 service. Day or evening lessons. up to $20. Marlow’s. Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, tion. Write Box V, Herald. Beautiful ocean view. 10 minute flooi. Recreation room with fire­ SCHOOL STREET — 6 A 6 duplex 1175 High St.; Charles Hemnann, after 6. Reasonable rates. Manchester place in basement. Attached high elevation. Features include a Oiestnut St.; Maryann Griffin, 21 PAINTINQ AND paperhanging. 867 Main Street. Lamps, Tables and Other Acces- drive to good stores and new on the com er of Spruce and 648-6129 full plaster house, 2-car garage. TWENTY ACRE FARM on excel­ Coventry; Mrs. Norma Oourtnsy, Driving Academy. 742-7249. FIVE ROOM newly decorated double garage. Aluminum aiding. School. Separate heatlnig systems. lent street. Small cottage, sheds, Brainard Place; Mrs. Geraldine 28 Seaman Circle; Anthony Moo- 1969 OLDSMOBILE Station Wagon, Good clean workmanship at rea­ FO STE R E R ’S helpers wanted. sorios beach. Available June 1 through Formal dining room, 2 fireplaces, Hamilton, Andover; Mrs. Norma ALUMINUM LADDERS — 16 ft. — apartment, all conveniences, cen­ Central location, $29,900. Phfi- Fair condition. Two car garage, $25,000. Joseph Barth, Broker, zer, 31 Oak St.; Mra. Eiugania Ijoi^ Super 88, automatic, power sonable rates 30 yiars in Man­ Help Wanted— Female 35 Call Thompaonville, RI 9-8076. EVERYTHING $297.84 June 14, $36 per week, and entire V/i baths, stainless steel double Hice, Stafford Springs; Vincent In- 28 ft., $1 foot; 32 foot — 40 foot, 3 ROOMS FURNITURE tral location, no children under 13 month of July, $60 per week. CaU brick Agency, 649-8464. price heis been dropped to $19,000. 649-0320. go. 532 W. Middle TV»k«.: T^Minas brakes, power steering, electric chester Raymond Flske. 649-9237. $1.TO foot, complete with ropes years. Tel. 643-4664, 9-6. oven, baseboard hot water heat, candella, 59 Holl St.; Harry Libby, rear window, excellent condition Motorcycles— ^Bicycles 11 MATURE MARRIED woman, wll- PROPANE GAS $14.74 MONTHLY Manchester 643-8240. CONCORD RD.—Beautiful ranch, for a quick sale. T. J. Crockett, VERNON — 614 room ranch, built- large lot with storage shed. Im­ Blanohard, 106 FYancls Dr.; Doivid and pulleys. Prompt 2-dav senr- Westlnghouse Washing Machine, Realtor, 643-1677. in oven and range, very clean, 46 Middle Butcher Rd., Rockville; Wiley, 79 Niles Dr.; Mra. UM ia toroughout. 44,000 miles. 649-3406. Itag to learn, part-time kitchen SALESMAN Ice Cash only. Vernon Paint and SIX ROOM duplex, nice yard, quiet targe lltring room, formal dining mediate' occupancy. Priced be­ Mason Light, 6 Robert Rd., Rock- HOUSES ' PAINTED — Reason help, nights 6-1. Apply in person. Westlnghouse Refrigerator, Bed- room, cabinet kitchen, 2 bed' $14,400. Tremont Agency, 876-2527. low market. Phone 648-6273, Brae- Wanted— ^Real Estate 77 English, Wapplng; M m Jane Kulo^ 20” GIRL’S BICYCLE with train­ able Phone 649-7815. wallpaper, Vernon Circle. Tel roonj, Living Room, Dinette, Dish­ neighborhood, adults, retired or BEFORE YOU BUY In Bo. Wind­ ■vllle; Kenneth Marks, Glaston­ 1958 THUNDERBIRD, excellent Cove Restaurant, Coventry. Conn. Growing propane company wants working couple preferred. rooms, recreation room, land­ Bum Realty. RFD 2, Rockville; Angola ing wheels, like new. Call 649-8763. 643-1652. 876-2262 es, Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Blankets PlaytimB Togs sor, see this 3 bedroom ranch. VERNON — Owner transferred. bury; Jamie Lynne McKay, Cov­ O’ Agata, 10 Florence St., Rock­ I condition. Can be seen at Dick’s experienced retail salesman to cov­ 643-0466. scaped yard. Marion B. Robert­ REAL ESTATE Listings wanted. entry; Mrs. Eleanor McMahon and Gulf, Hartford Rd., Manchester. EXTERIOR AND interior painting. and Other Accessories Dining room, fireplace, oil hot 614 room ranch, fireplace, attach­ ELLINGTON — 6 room ranch, Free estimates of value Law­ vUle; Mrs. Sophie Magurs, Staf­ Wallpaper books. Pai>eibanging. er assigned territory selling gas FOR SALE — Clean flll, delivered, son, Remtor, 643-5958, water heat, garage. Reduced to ed garage, family room, land­ daughter, Glastonbury; Mrs. Jean $1,450., financing arranged. service and gas appliances. Salary reasonable, Carlson’s Express, 96 5 EVERYTHING $898.22 SIX ROOMS, 8 bedrooms, kitchen, Swedish fireplace, treed lot, good rence F. Fiano, Realtor, 643-2766. ford Springs; Roy Murray, South Business Services Offered 13 Ceilings. Floors. Fully Insured Price Includes Delivery, Setup, $17,600. Ray Holcombe, Realtor, scaped, deadend street one block •view, $16,900. Rockville Realty, MoUoy, 97 Orchard St., Rockville; Windsor; Mra. Mary EStaabeth Mo- IN A RUT plus draw against commissions. Hilliard St., Manchester. 649-4555. dining and living room. Four 644-1286. Henry P. Prior, Thompsonville; 1962 VOLKSWAGEN, sunroof, workmanshto guaranteed. Leo Service. Guarantee Immediate de­ adults. No pets. $90. 30 William from new elementary school, $14,- 875-2527. WANTED — By private party, 6-6 (jaffrey, Wapping. ^ Pelletie.. Ml 9-6326 If no answer, Load bonus, car allowance and 490. Open House Saturday and Mrs. Barbara Whlton and son, 104 black with red interior, whitewall SHARPSjNINO' Service— Saws, company paid benefits. Must have SPECIAL SALE — Picnic tables, livery or Free Stoi'age until needed Street. For Bird Lovers! room older sinigle home og 2 tires, like new, bank rates. 1962 knives, axes, shears, ok at^ call 643-9048. BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room Sunday, 2-6 p.m. Wemer Drive. family flat. Phone 649-4933. Batista R d.; Miss Louise England, Give yourself a new lease on late model car. This could be a extra sturdy 2’’ lumber, 6 foot Phone for appointment Cape, one unfinished, possible 4 Mercury Comet, S-22, 2-doer se­ rc^ary blades. Quick service Capi­ life! Make your working hours SAMUEL ALBERT BEAUTIFUL YEAR OLD 4 room Call 876-1090. 499 Lydall St.; Mrs. Charlotte Fa in t in g amd wallpapering, wall­ carreer opportunity" for the right $12.96, 7 foot $14.50. Delivered. W bedrooms, very neat and clean, Granville, Hartford Tpke., Vernon; dan, black with red interior, buck- tol Equipment Co., 88 Main St., pleasant, stimulating, inter­ man. Zlnker, 876-7143. Hartford 7-0368 apartment. Has everything need­ . et seats, automatic transmission, Manchester. Hours daily 7-6 paper removed. Wallpaper book* permanent siding. $13,900. Hayes SEVEN ROOM older home, situa­ Bolton Area Mrs. Constance Harm, East Hamp­ on request Ceilings. I ^ e estl- esting . . . become a telephone See It Day or Night ed for convenient living. Must be Agency, 648-4803. Legal Notices radio, heater, whitewall tires, like Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4’. operator. 24 FOOT ALUMINUM extension If you have no means of trans­ seen. $130. Call 643-4121, after 6 ted on one acre wooded lot, 2-car ton; J c ^ McNamar, 209 Woodland nfates Cjjl Roger 643-0923, Requirements: garage, $16,400. Phllbriek Agency, new, bank rates. Your Panhard 643-7958. 1. Over 21 and married. ladder, clean up-palnt up special, portation, I’ll send my auto for p.m. 643-7774. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD St.; Yvonne Mefivler, 112 Highland WHEE! WATER’S EIGHT ROOM Cape. 4 bedrooms, 649-8464. St.; Harland Phalln, South Wind­ Dealer, 97 ToUand St., East Hart­ EXTERIOR AND interior paint­ 2. Sales background in propane in­ $21.97. Other sizes equally low you. No obligation. dining room, family room, attach­ TWO FAMILY at Manchester, within and for District ford, 528-1990. A “ voice with a smile,’’ a ' priced. Sherwin-Williams. 981 FOUR ROOM apartment for rent of Manchester, on the 13th day of sor; Diane Marie Sieminski, 59 HOT-HOT... ASn GARDENS PLOWED - Also, ing, paperhanging, wallpaper re­ liking fqr serving the public, dustry very helpful but not A— Lr—B— E— R-^T’—S ed garage, 76x160’ lot, shade NEAR HIGH SCHOOL — 6 room May, 1963. moved, ceilings, fully insured. necessary. Main St. 64 Birch Street. Call 643-6200 after trees, $17,600. Phllbriek Agency, Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. Summer St.; Marcea Stone, 77 1957 METROPOLITAN, body good. wheel harrov{|ng done. 649-5096. a cool head in an emergency 43-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD 5. Cape now vacant, nice yard, ex­ Eidridge St. Call George Ouillette, 649-1251. 3. Must have retail sales back­ OPEN NIGHTS T itL 8 P.M. 649-8464. cellent biiy at only $13,250. T. J. Estate of Lillian M. Strickland, late THERE’S A LOTI Good ruiming condition. 649-6559 . . ..these are among the quali­ ground. 8-4. Separate heat, $76 month­ of Manchester, in said District, de­ DISCHARGED FRIDAY: Mrs. after 5. THEE REMOVAL, pruning, and ties that make the people of a DARK, RICH, stone free loam, fill, MODERN FIRST floor, 2-room Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677.’ ceased. Katherine Bauer, 48 Trebbe Dr.; lot clearing. Frank C. Noble, PAINTING — F’ive room ranches 4. Must be willing to work to keep FOR SALE — L.P. gas refrigera­ ly Income from 4 rooms, 8/4 The administratrix, having exhibited and Capes for $50. Trim and community admire their tele­ gravel, sand, stone. Call 643-8603. apartment, immediate occupancy her administration account with said Mirs. Florence Bickford, Taylor 1955 FORD convejftible, V-8, green, 649-8053. phone operators. ' up with our expansion program." tor. stove and light; also, sofa Manchester RCX3KLEDGB — Contemporary acre well landscaped lot, Nowl Fw wdy 9%^ a paint extra. Also scraping. bed, small electric water heater, J. D. Realty, 643-8129. ^ estate to this Court for aiiowance. it Is St., Talcottirllle; Kenneth Cool- white top, aqua and white leath­ I SPRING CHANGEOVER special— ranch, 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, spaci­ greenhouse, large garden ORDERED; That the 27th day of HAROLD & SON Rubbish Re­ 742-8101. Call Willimantlc, 423-4534 Monday and folding table. Idedl for cot­ ous family room, garage, wooded May. 1963, at ten o 'c io ^ forenoon, at baugh, Coventry; Roland Dan- day for fuel...hot water erette interior, 3 ■. ducees, cam, 20() extra S A H stamps with oil GOODWIN STREET " space, trees. For immediate moval, cellars, attics, and yards, As telephone service has be­ and Tuesday between 8 a.m. and 5 tage ■>r. travel trailer. 649-2678 af­ 'raREE ROOM duplex, $70 month­ lot, $27,900. Phllbriek Ag;ency, the Probate Office in the' Municipal aereau, 32 St. John St.; Gottfried solids, mag. rocker arms, Thun­ WALLPAPER REMOVED, $8.50 p.m. for Interview.' change. AtlanUc or Quaker State ter 6. Building in said Manchester, be and fo r all— an the timel derbird transmission, overdrive, weekly or monthly pick-up. Har­ come more mechanized, the oils. Cole’s Atlantic, 461 W. C3en- ly. Call 643-6778. 649-8464. sale only $18,600. ^ the same is aasimied for a hearing on Diemer, Stafford Springs; Mere­ old Hoar, 649-4034. per room. Two rooms or more, job is even more Important to­ 2603-H dith L. Ehnerson, 9 'ViUage St.; floor shift, 4.11 rear end, Tach. $7.50 per room. Free estimates. ter. (Off East Center St.) the allowance of said administration day than in the ]^st. That’s WANTED — OIL burner service MANCHESTER f - Appealing cus­ account -with said estate, ascertain­ Janice Fairchild, Glastonbury; uges. Much chrome on engine. 649-9158. mechanic. BMll .time. Good propo- ^ , , , . Chistom bpllt 6 Voom ranch, I f you Uva in ai)Hypical hooMb LAWN MOWERS, sharpened and why we offer good starting fireplace, formal dining room, tom --built 6 room Split Level on ment of heirs and order, of distrlbuUon, Mrs. Amelia Gamer, Glastonbury; Sh be seen at 168 Woodland St. repaired, sales and service, rental sltlon for right man. A ApplyddIv iiiin dmper­- LAWRENCE F. FIANO and this Court directs that notice of the you could easily ran oat oCbo3 643-8474. , . PAINTING ■— Interior and exteri­ salaries, many extra beneDts, all bolted construction, 6 foot built-in oven and range, full high elevation. Features include a time and place assigned for said hear­ Steven Gtrelli, 21 Newman St.; equipment. L A M Equipment plus opportunity for advance­ son. Williams Oil Service, 341 full plaster house, 2-car garage. ing be given to all persons known to be ■water several times a week. or. free estimates, reasonable Broad Street. $19.95, 8 foot $22.66, 10 foot tile bath, many extras. Realtor MI 8-2766 Mrs. Evelyn Greacen and son, West Corp., Route 83, Vernon, 875-7609. ment. $25.95 and others. Assembled, de­ Formal dining room, 2 fireplaces, interested therein to appear and be Noiv you can hone aU A * hit Manchester exchange. Enterprise prices. 742-7285. JOB OPENING hoard thereon by publishing a copy of Wtllifigton; Miss Joann Griesing, 1964 “FORD, $60. CaU 742-7712. APPLICATIONS needed for full­ livered. W. Zlnker, 876-7143. IMi baths, stainless steel double Oiaries NichMsoa . PI 8-6364 this order in some newspaper having a East Hartfrd; Christopher Hanos, water you need at one Umm fir 1945. oven, baseboard hot water heat, Start a career with a future- time emnloyment, days. Apply CHAR BON REAL ESTATE circulation in said District, at least 58 Ashford St.; Mrs. Rena Hodge, only a day. TUnk at fi— EIectr*.cal Services 22 Burger Chef Drlve-ln, 235 Main SEWING Machine rummage sale. large lot with storage shed. Im­ seven days before the day of said only a dayl PLYMOUTH 1968 Savoy, 4 door, ONE STOP — 137 Spruce Street. visit our employment office, 63 electrics now being released mediate occupancy. Priced below hearing, and by mailing on or before 65 Jarvis Rd.; Mrs. Joan Holley, One call — 649-8079. For your 808 Main Street, Manchester, Street, Manchester. LINOlYPE OPERATOR 648-0683 May 14, 1963, by ceiWied mall, a Loohr Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Kilr- Yes, thanka to 'Mohilhert i* Vrhite, V-8, automatic transmis­ f r e e ES’nMATBS. Prompt serv­ from storage. Singer, Necchl, etc. market. Phone 643-6278, Brae- copy of this order to Barbara Strick­ sion, radio, heater, power brakes, every printing requirement. Wed­ ice on all types of electrical wir­ any time Monday through Automatic zig-zags $38 others for Bum Realty. land, 27 Lillian Drive, Manchester, iey Horning and son, Wapplng; and an oil-fired hot watwheotta ding accessories—rubber stamps. Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., or TOOL MAKERS, mold makers, VERNON — 6 room oversize excellent condition, low mileage. ing. Licensed and Insured Wilson less, nothing down $1 weekly ac­ ranch, garage, newly painted ex­ Conn.: Charles A. Strickland, Route Mirs. Mary Jacobsen, 337 Hackma­ o f correct capacity—yonrflusily Schieldge Printing Co. call 643-2701. lathe and Bridgeport operators, No. 6, Andover, Conn.; Ralph B. Strick­ tack St.; Donna^ Loalbo, Vernon May be seen at 73 Scarborough Electrical Co., Manchester, cepted on most. 644-8696. (Not A With Some Experience DOLL HOUSE — Memchester. Cute SO. WINDSOR — 6 room Split Lev­ terior, immaculate, many ex­ land, French Road, Bolton, Conn,; can take car e of isU th ^ waafaiag Rd., 649-7276. 649-4817. Glastonbury. 633-7376. first-class men, fringe benefits, store). 4-room ranch, 'fireplace, recrfea- el, one-half acre lot, well kept Avc., Rockville; Mrs. Anita Os­ needs at one time. LAWNS RAKrNG7"rolto^^ arid overtime. Apply Paragon Tool, tras. 20 minutes from Hartforu, Clarence L.- Strickland, 321 Oakland fion room, patio, outside fireplace, inside and out. CJall us nbw. The 14 mile from Wilbur Cross. Selling St.. Manchester. Conn.; Roy L. Strick­ good and son, East Hartford; Rog­ Mom can do the family traalh 1966 CHEVROLET 4-door Station mowing by dependable awlults. 259 Adams St., or call 649-3079. ASTRONOSCOPB mounted and To Mon I for Telefypeseffer beautifully landscaped, $12,200. Howard Agency, 644-0149.' land, 22 Lillian Drive. Manchester, 649-2425 Or 649-6963. ^ THE SOUTHERN under b i ^ appraisal, assumable Conn. / - er Palmer, 196 Vernon St.; Mrs. Sis can do the dishes LAWNS GRADED and seeded, dry necessary, will train. CaU Hart­ or are merriy a spectator, you’U large lot, only 6 houses in circle. order of sale of certiun real estate •Amtow/oogy «fitosb 1969 RED AND WHITB, 4 door LEARN SERVICING on Satur­ tremendous buy at $15,700. T. J. particularly described in said applica­ SPECIALS wells, fences erected. Paul Schen- ford 644-0202 between 6 and 8 p.m. Uke' the orlqp tailoring of these Brighten up your home with Call 649-8631 after 6 p.m.. tion on file. It is custom 800 Ford, excellent condi­ del, 491 Gardner Street, Manches­ days, practical one-year courses play clotheo-^louse, shorts and this set of bird panels embroi­ Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. ON tion, $860. Call Columbia 328-8646 starting June 15. Efficient place­ WOMAN, live in, housework and Try and find one in Man­ ORDERED: That the foregoing ap- ter. 649-0466. babysitting, school age children, WE HAVE MOVED oover-up skirt. dered in rich colors! t a n n e r STREET — This ranch chester for $16,600. I have one, MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, llcatlon be heard and determinedi at after 6 p.m. ment services. New England No. 8380 with PattrO-Rama is in Pattern No. 2603-H has hot-lroh Ste Probate office in Manchester in ALUMINUM Tech., 56 Union Place, Hartford, cooking not required. Pleasant to new, modem quortors at must' be sold. BHve full liveable and it’s in good shape, $220. excellent condition, carport, one- said District, on the 29th day of May. A-1 SCREEN REPAIR .service aimm 10, 13, 14, 16, 18, 20. Bust transfer for 4 deslg^ns—e a c h rooms, three of them could be A.D. 1963. at 11 o'clock in the fore­ 1969 FORD, Country Squire, 9 with Alcoa screening. Call 525-3406. home, park-llke grounds. Write monthly Income. Here’s quite half acre, many extras, a beauty • D O O RS W E GIVE paoMnger station wagon, stand­ Box T, Herald, Usting references. 860 Main StreOt, (ooiiicr of ★ ANTIQUES # 81 to 40. SiM 12, 32 bust,-sleeve- 7”x7’’; color ehart; stitch illustra­ bedrooms. Full basement with ga­ an investment. —$16,900. Also, 4 . bedroom ranch, noon, and that notice be given to all 649-4533 for |ree pickup and de­ —------SEPTIG TANKS l e « blouse, %% yards of 36-ltich; tions. persons interested in sold- estate of the ard shift, radio, heater, $976. CaU Raynra and Main, next to the rage, walk-up attic. Excellent plus family room, 2 baths, attach­ pendency of said application and the • W IN D O W S GREEN STAMPS livery. Prompt service. Quantity E3XPERIENCED waitreas fqr ptut- AND ahorts, 1 ^ yards; i^lrt, 3 yards. To order, send 36c in coins to; 649-4100. discounts. Bonds— Stocka— Furniture, VictoriL Marble Top Standk residential location. Were asking ed 2-car garage. Call on this one. time and place of hearing thereon, by • A W N IN G S Fiances Restaurant. Medical Phaimaoy). First Soor ’IV) ordw, send 40c In coins to; Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ in the high 17’s . . . now open to publishing, a copy of this order in Mortgages 31 , ______Hand Painted China, Toilet Sets, Cut Pat E. E. BUSHEY AGENCY Have several 4 and 5 room some newspaper having a circulation in d4S-*2766. Bus Burnett, .The Manchester Eve­ ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF offers. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, ranches .in the $11,000 class. Call •CANOPIES BITUMINOUS concrete driveway PLUGGED SEWERS oir-oondltioned ofllce, ample ning Herald, 1160 AVE. OF A5&RIGAS, NEW YORK 36, N. said district, at least seven days be­ . 3161 C A D niA C Oonverfible, fair and Jenite J-16 sealer. Free esti­ BESET BY BILLS? Let u« help tom and Colored Glasa, Old Iron, Brass, Conner «n!i 648-1677. the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, fore the day of said bearing, to appear lYee Estimatea • E-Z 'rerms oondittmi. 1200. Phone 649-0404. b a b y s it t e r , two chUdren, inoth- Y, it they see. cause at said time and MORIARTY mates. W, G. Schwarz Co., Inc., you to a fresh start by cons

\ A Sv^WV'- ^' ■ ■ -1 MONDAY. MAT t O , M 68 A vrtgi Dally Nat Ran ■- V iManrlifgHter lEwning lli^ralb Press 'Ria WaatluHr for the Week Ended ffnrsiast af D. A Waothw No i^ril 80,1E6S Xi Ganuna and Phi Theta Chap­ Members' of the . Manchester ner of E. Middle Tpke. and Lud­ ters of Beta Sigma Phi wiU-meet League of Women Voters will take and Mm. Beniy Starieweatttar waa Shotnrs this e n a t m r f t s t About Town Zoners Hear low Rd., in Hesidenoe Zoim A. 2 in Town Get agfieinitsd color beanr. Low in the 60s. WedWNtll» tomorrow a t 8 pm . at the hmne, of a ‘‘Go-See-Trip” tomorrow to the Mareo .DelOreeo, for a ' Ughted Do FALSE TEETH 13,974 era ending by nftaraoon, IisoMalaK Klwanto OkA wiU n«««it to- Mrs. Harold Schuetz, 15 Thomas State CajMtal, including sessions sign at M Charter Oak St., the M m SediMk StraiuMMU M>- Dr. Members are asked to submit with the House and Senate and a Rebekah P o^ paintsd to a staibs of order oom- »ocl[,SIMoorSllpl Metabar ed the Audit partly ennny amd aoaler. Bllll ta at noon at the Manchea- Bids Tonight Charter Oak Store, in Residence Vaornm , sa improf id powdsrto Banna a t Onatathm the 60s. a t Ckd>. Robert Neaitee 6nai reports and statements o n meeting with representatives and Zeme C. mittaa for tha assambly masting HanehstUtr^A City of Village Charm eC Vancbeater High School Heoul- the convention held Saturday. senators.' For schedule information Peter Clark Jr., to replace an ' Two membera of Sundbt Ra­ next year. members may contact Mrs. Sed- beksh Lodge werere appokitad of- Po not i ^ f , slip or rocdcTNo tu t f will be gueoft i^Maker. The Zoning Board oet and auxiliary rick Rawlins, 49 Server St.; Mrs. (ZBA) will conduct a hearing at 8 Hears----- of the ..jbekamRaT Assembly preaented with bouquata of spring TU1W la ^llTBlfiit ■ Mitchell -Hadge, 60 Cushman Dr.; forming business at 464 E. Center TOL. U I. NO. 197 (VOUBTEBN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1963 ^CtomUled Advertising an Vnga IS) PRICE SEVEN CEWn The CIvMaa Club wUl meet to ­ will hold' a Joint Installation to­ tonight In the Municipal Building St, Clark’s Grocery, in Residence Saturday at a .masting at the flowers by thraa Megates from not sour. Obooka'’' morrow a t 7:30 p.m. at 60S E. or Mrs. Eugene Szetela, 84 Lewis hearing room to consider 14 re Stetlsr HUton 'Hoiel, Hartford. tun braath) . O at: morrow at 13:16 p m . at WUhe'a Zone A. Sunset Rebekah, Aire. John Chris­ drns oouatar. Steak Kouae. George Ektgleaon, in- Center St. Members and guests St- ___ quests for exceptions to the zou' Mrs. Clyde BpekwMh was appolnt- tensen, Mm AUoe Wetherell and are invited. ing reflations. Felix Oremmo, for a sign a t 819 ed deputy ^president of District 18, acts. NeUe McABlater. ■tmotor a the Hdttford Insurance The committee arranging the B. Middle Tpke., the Farmer’s Group, WiU speak on "An Answer All but one request la for a va Trial Planned ■Hie Hartford Chapter of the tenth anniversary dinner and riance—permission to ignore the Alarket, In Residence Zone AA. State Newso to High Automobile Insurance dance of the Manchester Lodge of zoning ordinanoes because of un' Warren.Howland, for a Ughted Coats." / National Association of Account­ ants wrill meet tomorrow at 7:30 Elks will meet Friday at 8 p.m. usual conditions that apply only ground sign which would be WANTED! Turkey Revolt at the clubhouse. to the speciffc property—while the closer to the street than regula-^ On Expulsions p.m. at the Farmington Country tions allow at 348 Main St.,, in R o u n d u p The Rotary Club wtll meet to­ Club for election of officers and one remaining is for a special ex­ Clean, Late Modal Court Ruling morrow a t 6:30 p.m. at Manches­ directors. WUliam F. Ebling, reg­ Temple Chapter, OES, will meet ception—for a use that is permit­ Business Zone HI. In Alabama ter Country dub. John R. RusseU, istered representative of Cooley Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Ma­ ted by the regulations providing I. R. SUch Associates Iim., for executive dtrector of Greater and Co., will speaUc on “Charts— sonic' Temple for a memorial serv­ it does not cause harm to the signs at 76 Deming St. atm Oak­ Hartford Area of the American Their Relative Merits as a Work­ ice. Officers will wear white town, in the judgment of the land St. and Tolland TT>ke., both USED CARS Over Quickly GOP Cuts Bonding BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) Red Cross, wiU speak on "The ing Tool." gowns. Refreshments will be serv­ ZBA. In Residence Zone A. Negro leaders say they will ed. David Rothstein is asking per­ BINGO TOP PRICIS PAID Story M the Red Cross." The ZBA will also hear a re­ Dempsey Proposed mission to develop property on the EVERY TUESDAY NIEHT, S O’CLOCK go to federal court in efforts Manchester Lodge of Masons quest from the, PhilUps Petroleum Daughterit^ of Uberty, No. 17, Henry J. Judd, son of Mr. and south aide of W. Middle T^ke., Oo. for a special exception to build ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP)' •fighting In the capital. Most of to void a Birmingham school will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at west of the Wilbur Cross High­ them fell when governnm t forces HARTFORD (AP) — By will meet tcmidrrow night at 8 in the lodge. The Master Mason de­ Mrs. Albert Judd, 66 Foley St., a gasoline station at 436 Center MAPLE GROVE, ROCKVILLE Carter —Loyal troopi today crushed board order to expel or sus­ Stimulus for Sit-Ins way, as a commercial recreation attacked eadets who dsned an ul­ Orange Hall for k memorial serv­ gree will be conferred. ■* is on the dean’s honor roll at the St., in Business Zone H. CHEVROLET CO.. INC. a former army colonel’e sec­ addins s few thinss here and pend may respects to BuonflgUo Cai-ini, building or lot lines. ment against the country or the quiet. Finance Committee, ■would have wise act by moving hastily into The Friendship Club of St. whose wife, Mrs. Ida Carlnl, and Airs. Alarie McCarthy, 133 repubUc.” The rebellion was centered in some $60 million In general obliga­ another unwise act.’’ a result of the Supreme John’s Polish National Catholic daughter, Mrs. Elsie Minicuccl, are Florence St., is asking to mtontaln Thp revolt, headed Iw sx-Col. Ankara and apparently was sup­ tion borrowing and $7.3 million in 'The decision by the Negro lead­ Court’s decision on siMn dem­ LECLERC Church will sponsor a rummage members of the WATES. a dwelling closer to the street Swift's Premium Proten Talat Aydemlr, lasted less than ported by an unknown number of Mlf-Hquidating bonds, making a ers saved a shaky biraclal agree­ onstrations, says a'top attor­ FUNERAL HOME sale tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 1 line than regulaitions allow. 13 hours. Among forces backing cadets at the war college, Tur­ package of $67.4 million. ment which had been threatened ney for the National Associa­ p.m. in the parish hall at the TTie closing date for reservations The house Is in Residence Zone him were cadets of the warfcol- key’s West Point and a tradition­ The Republicans’ proposed cuts by the school board’s handling of church. for a dinner-theater party of B, where regulations require a lege, Turkey’s West Point. al center of unrest. come In three main areas: the dispute. tion for the Advancement of FUNERAL Manchester Woman’s Club have 20-foot building line. ’The house Radio Ankara announced Ayde­ A voice on Radio Ankara an­ 1. Dempsey is asking for $10 "We know there are certain Colored People. Past Noble Grands of Welcome been extended until Monday, May was built In 1946, closer to the mlr and 10 other top Insurgents nounced the coup at 13:40 a.m. mUlion to launch an "Open forces in Birmingham trying to Mrs. Constance Baker Motley, SERVICE Rebekah Lodge, East Hartford, 27. ’The date of the event is Mon­ street than the regulations per­ were arrested. They are expected The insurgents declared Aydemlr Spaces” program to enhance the sabotage this agreement,’’ King associate" counsel of the NAACP’s . will entertain the Trinity Past day, Jime 10. Dinner will be at mit. to be tried shortly. "chief of the revolutionary com- state's natural beauty, but the said. legal defense fond, told a news WALTER N. Noble Grands Association and SitooTowton Inn, Springfield, The Town Planning Commission Seven persons were reported (X>P says only $3 million should He called the board’s action "a conference in New York Monday LECLERC Sunset Rebekah Lodge Wednes­ Mass., and the group will attend (TPC) recently granted Mrs. Mc­ klUed and 38 wounded during (Oontinned on Page Seven) be put up this , biennium. tragic move, Immoral . . . a das­ the decision would increase toe Director day at 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall, "Carnival” at the Storrowton Carthy a change In the established 2. Another of Dempsey’s pet tardly act.’’ desire of Negroes to be served Eiist Hartford. TTiose attending Playhouse. Reservations may be buUdlng Hne — different from the projects, the start of construction In a letter to school principals, in restauranto and other estab­ Call Ml 9-5869 are reminded to bring merry-go- made with Mrs. Vernon Muse, 691 zoning building line — set up by on the medical-dental school, is Supt. Theo Wright ordered imme­ lishments. Main Street, Manchester round gifts. Refreshments will be Erhard Given Credit down for $12 million In his budget served. W. Middle Ti6ie. the town’s selectmen in the 1910s diate expulsion of pupil partici­ She said this would lead or 20s. but for only $7 million In the Re­ pants over 16 and suspension of to many more demonstrations Members of the Ehghth District The established line applied publican version. However, Demp­ those undw 16. It affects 1,081 pu­ throughout the nation. Fire I>epartment will have a de­ spedfiaailly to her property; the B c t r a sey said recently that he thought pils arrested in protest marches The court imled Monday that partment drill tonight at 6:30 at zoning Hne applies to any property U a n $7 million might be enough—If over the past several weeks. a state or city may not interfere, fire headquarters, Main and Hil­ in Residence Zone B. U.S., Europe Reach federal grant money and other A school board spokesman said in any fashion, with peaceful sit- MARLOW’S SAYS liard Sts. The established line generally support .could be tapped. toe action was in keeping with in demcxistrations in public places A d r ia n ’s supercedes the zoning line. The 3. Dempsey’s proposal of $20 the board’s policy on trueuicy. of business. However, the court Mr. and MA. Alfred Hennequin Town Planning Commission fre­ million to continue the program of On another front, Commission- did not draw a clear line of when FINER 856 MAIN STREET of West Palm Beach, Fla., former­ quently establishes lines for indi­ urban renewal loans to the towns a shopkeeper may on his own re­ CORNER OF PARK ly of Manchester, are spending vidual properties when it thinks Tariff Cut Accord and cities was halved in the GOP (Oontinued on Page Seven) fuse to serve Negroes or call po­ two weeks at the home of their the zoning regulations would have program. lice to have them evicted from son-in-law and daugfiter, Mr. and some imdesir^le effect. lb These three cuts total $22 mil­ Ws pr«q>erty. GENEVA (AP)—U.B, and Com-^hard who reportedly has. been UWNS WALK-IN Mrs. Michael Cappa, 61 Bkigle- In Mrs. McCarthy’s case, the lion. But the GOP bonding program Mrs. Motley later told a mass wood Dr. established line had to be re­ mon MBU'ket delegates said today sticking up for American ideas In is not just a scaled-down version of they had reached ■virtual agree­ arguments with his Common Mar­ Dempsey’s. In some areas, notably Gov. W allace rally of Neg;roes in Birmln|d>am, moved first, then a variance from Ala., that the decision would clear NEED A May devotions will be celebrat­ the zoning Hne had to be request­ PONEUSS ment on hoW to cut trade bairters ket partners. In facilities for state educational SERVICE BONELESS CLUB STEAK In the Western world. A mood of A U.S. source said Washington Institutions, the OOP wants the about 300 students convicted in ed Wednesday at 7 p.m. a t St. ed, to make the house at 133 Flor­ i b . l « Held Shaping Southern sit-ins. She s^ d the de­ For all phases of beauty John’s Polish National Church, ence St. legal. optimism soared over the tariff has agreed to the European de­ state to spend more. conference which had been on the mand that some special rule be cision left Birmingham depart­ care. 5 stylists to serve you. and there Will be an Ascension Frederick Spaulding is asking BEfF for STSW ment store owners “free to serve Of course appointments as Day Mass ’Thursday at 8:30 a.m. verae of failure. adopted for reducing American WattCt a Tornado torq always for those who prefer permission to build an addition to The American delegatlcm gave tariffs which are, in general, M artyr’ s Role Negroes on the-^me basis as oth­ the front of a building at 12-14 SOMERS (AP)—A storm that this service. Newcomer’s d u b will meet and Time to treat the family to much of the credit-to West Ger­ higher than European ones. er citizens.”.. B yooVe the one man in 10 M3rrtle St., in both Business Z e m e knocked down trees, tore up to­ By JACK BELL ”I think' the decision was as elect officers , tomorrow at 7:45 HI and Residence Zone A, that man Vice Chancellor laidwig Er- "So the differences between us bacco lend, and upset fwces and ^*o, is concwned wito 6ns Yes, we do eyebrow arching, p.m. at Center Congregational an OUTDOOR BARBEQUE now are small," said French Fi- WA8HINOTON (AP) — Presi­ Gordon Cooper greets his motheor, Mirs. Hattie Cooper, at the 'White House today. It was great as the Supreme Court de­ wax method, also facials. will be closer to the street line nance Minister Valeiy Giscard telervifllon antennae was net a tor­ the first time the astronaut had seen his mother rince his historic flight. Behind him is cision hi the school cases,” she rara^ you need a Toro Church. There ■win be a drazy hat nado after all. dent Kennedy was described today Manicuring tmd scalp treat­ show. than the zoning regulations aUow. . 6 9 ’ D'Estalng. Presideoalt K a t m a i y , (AP Fltotofax.) said. ^JortJawn power red mower. ments. Virginia ’Thomton Is asking to T R U CU T is easy to prepare . . . quick to use . . • NATO Powers There was hops the conference, Th.e UB. Weather Bureau at as knowing that la Oov. George . ‘The court threw out convictions These luecssion machines use build an addition to a. home at 60 which began Thursday, would end Windsor Docks said today that an Wallace of Alabama he is dehling of lunch counter sit-in demonstra­ Vifit our cosmetic and jew­ Mystic Review, 'WBA, has can­ investigation showed that the a srisBoiu dip to tailor your celed Ita meeting scheduled for to­ Westminster Rd., iii Residence today wiw adoption of a system with a man who hopes to take tors in Alabama, Louisiana, North Mwu to perfection. Leaves Ik elry bar. Zone A, that -will be closer to the damage was caused by a straight- Cooper Acclaimedl Court Leaves Question Open Carolina and South Cturolina, and morrow' at 8 at Odd Fellowa Hall. YOURCHOKX T o S ig n Pact of tariff negotiations by the con ibaJkutii away from him in. $964. whli a eaipetwmooth look. sideline than the 10 feet required C U B ED fsrsnee of the General Agreement line wind squall. ----- declared it unconstitutional lor a Full line of home prepara­ BEEF STEAKS AUMEAT "No evidence of a tornado was A close associate said the Presi­ tions for yourjiair. Members of Daughters of Lib­ by the regulaticns. On Tariffs and Trade. On EM bergB^y state to require segregation and 6 blada. LoCut otodeh. erty No. 125, will meet tonight Alexander Alatthew is asking a For N-Force The optimism appeared after found in the area," the weather dent is aware that Wallace hopes use its powers to enforce It. csttlKK tisHhu . 14* Adrian’s Service By at 7:30 at the Holmes Funeral ■variance to allow a swimming pool PEPPER STEAKS C U B E D Cabinet ministers of the Cmnmoh bureau said. to hold himself out as a martyr to NEW YORK (AP)—This is Commissioner - Mayor Arthur Appointment Only. that would not be in the farthest SKINLESS FRANKS But It didn’t make much dif­ Southern segregationists by a dra­ Have Owners Right Hanes of Birmingham, scene of Home, 400 Alain St., to pay rC' OTTAWA (AP)—Statesmen of Market offered a new comprom­ “hero day"—^the anniversary ♦ Oy* 6 hta«*s. MM:a| Tel. 643-6266 specta to Mrs. Anna Tobin, whose comer of a lot at 275 Vernon St, ise early this morning. ference to Mirs. Howard Whitaker, matic stand against integration at fOT one American flier, ac­ recent sit-ins and mass desegre­ ■<>6eL Cdllna bsisMs Mi,' in Residence Zone A, as the reg­ ONION STEAKS C U B ED ) the 16 Atlantic pact powers gath­ who came up against the storm toe University of Alabama. gation demonstrations, said he sister, Airs. Albert Lindsay, la a ARMOUR ered In Ottawa today to give for­ Hie European counter-proposal clamation for a s«H!ond. "member. ulations require, and which would followed a transatlantic telephone as khe was driving home last ’This could come either at the TMrty-six years ago today had not read the declaim, but s Adjustable liandis. Maa^ be closer to the lot side Hnes than STAR mal approval to a compromise intervention by President Ken night from Springfield, Mass. university branch in Huntsville in To added, ”I feel it’s going a little" iiDraflB posMfon. 59 formula—approved by President "I saw a cloud of dtiat coming Charles A. Lindbergh arrived far afield. regulatione require. . ‘ nedy in an attempt to break the June or on the Tuscaloosa cam­ In Paris from New ■fork after • ffiglHcactMia itnil Requests for variances to bulla Charles de Gaulle—permitting the stalemate at the 78-nation min over the hill ■with a terrific roar pus next September. In either set­ “It seems to me that any per­ formation of an ailed nuclear and heading right at us,” she a transatlantic flight of S3 son In business does not now have free standing signs include: force. Isterlal conference sponsored by ting, those who know him well say liours and 29 minutes. A tu­ AN AP NEWS ANALYSIS ^by the court majority’s approach St. Bartholomew’s Church, the General Agreement on Tariffs said. they expect the' governor to ca:^ that old traditional right to re-- H io r iO W FIRST e«T Delegates of France and sever- multous crowd of 25,000 greet­ By PAUL M. YOST to the issue; fuse service to anyone he de­ Ughted sign at the southeast cor- a i ^ Trade. The storm tore up tobacco land out his repeated pledge personal­ ed the first man to fiy the At- WASHINGTON (AP) — The Su­ Harlan declared: P ric e d M other countries said the formu­ lliexiltalemats posed a grave along Eour Bridge Rd., cutting a ly to block the doorway against sires,” Hanes said. “It seems that la would b$ set forth In the final lantio alone. preme Court has left until , hext ”An individual’s right to restrict all bars are lowered.” ) » 6 9 « threat to, Kennedy’s Trade Ex one-mile swatOh about 200 yards admission of a Negro student. Today In Washington the term the question of whether a the use of his property, however communique of the North Atlantic panslon Abt of 1962, which pre- wide and carrying off netting used It apparently would fit the gov­ Floyd McKissick, a Durham, Treaty Organization’s spring national capital acclaimed as­ businessman—a restaurant owner, unregenerate , a particular exer­ Now Open! viously had promised to be one to cover the fields.iM ernor's political purpose If he for instance—can on hi& own con­ cise of that right may be thought, N.C., attorney who successfully 0 1 meeting of foreign and defense of the major achievements of his Mrs. Whitaker and her nine were arrested by U.S. marshals. tronaut Gordon Cooper for his appealed the conidcUpns of seven PPERS stitutionally discriminate in the lies beyond the rea.ch of the (Con- LARRABEE'S ministers. The three-day meeting administration. But the assumption is that news 22 orMts of tiie earth In 34 antisegregation demonstrators to opens Wednesday. hours and 20 minutes. serving of customers. Also; Can stitution’.e) 14th Amendment. the high court, said the decision BARBER SHOP S A V E CASH... GET BLUE STAMPS, TOO! . The Common Market proposal (Oontlnned on Page Seven) pictures showing U.S. officials he ask authorities to help enforce ’’The dilution or ■virtual elimina­ The formula leaves the force was being submitted to Osetian jostling him aside would do about his discrimination? tion of that right cannot well be overtuifong the convictions "is 16 PITKIN STREET far more important than the 1964 (Closed Wednesdays) CLEANS ANYTFRNG- nuneless and without a command A. Herter, Kennedy’s chief nego­ as well. The tribuhal did not take up justified either on the premise DANS ferURMsIies GREASE O m iN G ACTION structure of Its own. The French tiator. \ According to one of those pres­ these problems Monday as it over­ that it will hasten formal repeal school segregation decision.” ) 14-oi 1 pint, M am ^ said they would block the project The Europeans refused to dis­ JFK Welcomes McKissick said the court’s ac­ ■ cons ent, Kennedy got the governor’s turned tile convictions of 44 sit-in of outworn segregation laws or on alblooiii in the Spring AJAX CLEANSER 3 1 * VEL LIQUID ^-02- 6 5 * K It was portrayed as something close the content of their propos­ News Tidbits personal pledge in a brief heli­ demofistrators protesting segrega­ the grounds toat it will facilitate tion ’’•.vlll strike at the evils of KRIS RCX)M ODORS cent. new, or extraordinary, or Imply­ al. American delegates had been copter confrontation last Saturday tion in four states. proof of state action, in cases of segregation and discrimination” Scjfsars.? _ ^ op now for all the special needs ttiat Springtime FIGHTS DETERGENT BACKWASH ing fresh commitments. annoyed Monday when another from the AP Wires that local and state civilian au­ Space Hero to ■In this series of cases, the court this klnd.X'®’* far more strongly than the 1964 wbMb. & blcdw. Lo^ut Sport- brings-with a Shopper's Loan from Household 7-ox. ■pint, mga. The conference communique re­ decision which ruled separate but Ivra ttko «TaU»bla with citbw 18' or con compromise offer waa outlined to thorities would maintain law and declared it ■ unconstitutional for a The Sujn^eme Courf^s declara­ 21 ratting width. Set «■ aboat tho Finance. Buy new clothes to outfit the whole fomilv. FtORIENT 5 9 * DYNAMO 3-oz. portedly will say that: newsmen before It reached them. order in BirminghEun. state to require segregation and tion, specifically affected 44 Indi­ equal public schools unconstitu­ •aniotoToTO iioe. ______shop for a better car, y GLOBE FOR CLEANER CLOTHES cont, •• Saying that n o t^ g could please White Hou se use its powers to enforce It. vidual demonstrators who ap­ tional. CmIi FOR SCHOOL LUNCHES United NaUonfl Secretary Gen­ "I think I t 'W ill ultimately af- buy things for the MONTKIY PAYMINT SCItCOUll giofll (Continued on Page Seven) (Oontimied on Page Two) eral U Thant flUs Soviet vacancy him more, the Resident replied However, in 'a separate opinion, pealed to the high tribunal. It Special Prices on house. With cash, you 30 J« 12 " 6 nkg. ofO A c in Oalbdnet by appointing "Vladlniir that he .would 'not use federal WASHINGTON (AP), — MaJ. Justice. John M. Harlan said the also indicates that convictions-of M m t t H t m n Jwsba ADDETERGENT size 7 9 * (Continued on Page Seven) shop for Spring beM-- ♦ ^ F TRAVEL SERVICE BAGGIES S ( f t A T Pavlovich Suslov as undersecre­ troops dispatched to military res­ Gordon Cooper, space hero, was right of the private businessman about 3,000 Negroes and whites ~ SUP£R-CEDED welcomed to the White House to­ gainis at any store. $19# $ 6.72 $7.27 $10D5 $18.46 FOR ^ARKUING DISHES REGULAR SIZE tary for political and Security ervations in Alabama unless there to operate on a segregated basis arrested for sit-ins in various M O D ELS . . . Trust America's old­ 309 13.07 14.18 19.74 36.55 905 MAIN STREET ^ont Oounodl affairs.. .U.S. Ambassa­ were fresh and uncontrolled racial day by President Kennedy. was “ostensibly left untouched’’ Southern states are unconstttu- est company of its 399 ia25 20.91 2^27 54.48 -aiW' Farmers Voting Today dor to India Jolhn K. Oa1^"aith disturbances. And with the-President was the tlonal. 90# 30.83 33.61 47.55 89.47 643-2165 FAB 8 3 * But the President made It plain astronaut’s mother, Hattie Coop­ Chief Justice Earl WaiTen, who kind to help you. Ap­ 600 36.41 PALMOLIVE SOAPS ^31’ announces 889 mllUon in . ler-. SAVE *20 ply today. 39,74 56.48 106.80 ►Authorized agent in Alan- CLEANS ANYTHING 1 pint. BATH ^ loan loans for Indian •oonomlc he would use federal force If nec­ er, Carbondale, Colo. wrote the majority opinion In the Bulletins Atm pauM.w — —■ gn m r t mnmimjt ohester for all Airlines, Rail- 12-oz. development. essary to mairitain the rights of It was the first time Cooper had Reaction Split five cases which had been argued — p lu s — mtmymtiet imrlada Bnmmtniri ttmrm Negroes to peaceable assembly together, said of the key case Juk lA out Credit * memo cm Mmmi cT ftOO or Icm ^roads and Steamship Lines. ^ cont. On Wheat Control Plan seen his mother since his 22 Colled from AP Wire* mmd 7% pir mcmik mm OmI pmrt c f Urn hmUmm AJAX LIQUID 6 9 * Railroade and five operating and petition. flights around the earth. from Green'dUe, S.C.: $10.00 Trade-in L ift liuuranee on tmccfmcrltOO^mcHmccamcfjaoO.mmi PALMOLIVE SOAP2>«.31’ undone take up key question ktan» at frtm p rate M of pmrmomA cm Om$ pmet WmcM mmm Nothing was said about the Cooper arrived at the White Toward Ruling “When a state agency passes a A llo w a n e e ! room of $300 to $600. WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s de-Aexpectsd to bs known by early eliminating jobs of unneeded fire- prospective forthcoming universi­ House at 11:12 a.m.—three min­ law compelling persons to dis­ men' in last ditch effort to settle SHAZAR ELECTED •tslon day In the greet wheat Wednesday. ty showdown. utes ahead of schedule and only a criminate against other persons JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector work rules fight before June 12 But national Democratic officials few minutes after a ellcopter On Gas Prices because of race, and the satate’s See tJs For Everything plan controversy. ‘ Under the ilan, growers would strike deadline .. .Segregation (AP)—Parliament''elected Zol- HOUSEHOLD n be required > reduce their 1664 criminal processes are employed men Shazar, 74, Rueslaii-boni Free Main St. Parking SWIRCORN After weeks of hot debate, rec­ problems cause canioellatibn of (OiHitlhued on Page Tim e) (OontUiued on Page Seven) In a way which enforces the dis- wheat' outpult^N) p4r cent below plans to hold American Legion’s KANSAS CITY (AP)—The U.S. Zionist, labor leader and author, ord numbers of farmers—possibly this year’s crop allotments. president of Israel today. Shazar more than 1.5 million—are ex­ 1968 ■■national convention In New Supreme Court’s approval of the (Continued on Page Seven) ■AHCHItTIK SHOm iM PAMCAM Wheat would be divided Into Orlqena, La. Buooeeds the late President M A R L O W li pected to vote today on a plan to two classes — one for domestic area method of regulating natural Izhak Ben-Zvi> who died April Charge "it with "UNIrCARD” 382 MkMIn Tornpike West b a n a n a s curb wheat production. food use and export and another iplomaUc sources in Baghdad gas. prices brought reaction as 23. Shazar won 67 votes In a Their declmon may oast the fu­ revolutionary regime in Red China Views Soviet Union m a in ST. — 640-5271 .URGE for other tues, such as livestoc)^ divided as the-court itself. Court Ruling Hits secret ballot against 88 for toe 2ndFloar—PHONE:643-2738' ture of government farm pro­ Iraq has jailed 14,000 political only other candidate. Liberal EARS grams, and their costs. feed. The food-export itoeat would "Perhaps this decision will clear heri: lloa, liw , Ihn. N II Fd. n to l - M . fJO to I sm bring growers a national average prieoaen since it seized power the way to real strides toward re­ leotor Perez Bernstein. His eleproached. Strong forces were lined up on PEKING (AP)—To go to China, not long after ten o’clock. a chance to study the Supreme ary powers was not clear. replaced as chief of naval opera­ S?33* both sldea of the controversial nuclear testing. tions, as United States ambiuMus* BIRDSEYE . Perhaps overshadowing the you stop in Moscow on the way And yet, where Russia may oft­ Court decision, handed down Mon­ The exchange withheld com­ Issue. Cuban exile unity movement and again on the way back. It’s en seem grim or hostile, (jhina as day. ment pending study of Monday’s to r in PortugaL Anderson will wheat proposal Itself is the over­ capped with signing of a charter WHOLEBEETS 2 ’t r 29‘ all question of whether the feder­ The administration sought to a good chance to look at the Red often seems friendly smd gay. The court upheld, 5-4, an ap­ ruling. However, one Wall Street complete on Aug. 1 a two-year RED-L PEAS convince farmers that toe issue and declaration to fight for inde­ gUmts, old and new. Why? Not the system, certainly; peals court ruling of November source familiar with the problem tour as chief of naval operattons. 25? 45* al government should pltmge pendence of CulMi . . . Non-schedr KITTY SALMON deeper into the business of. farm­ was nothing but a "pocketbook” Every major city In China has China’s regime :is probably the 1961 that, Indtoectly, Involved area said it appears nonmembers. I'e- An announcement earlier this questi(H>, mth their plan offering uled Cuban aircraft barred from its Sino-Soviet Hall of Friendship. stricter. It may lie in the people pricing. fused exchange wire connections month that he would not get a ing or pull away, leaving a more flying over United States without SHRIMP DINNER free competitive market system. much more **ian toe alteraative. The halls remain, but where Is themselves, moulded to a less the ruling means this; The Fed­ will have to be served with for­ secood term'as uniformed head RONZONI . CAT FOOD But toe (^position-headed by permission from Federal Aviation the friendship? Ivan, carved In rugged pattern than the Russians eral Power Commission may Con­ mal reasons and a chance to of too Navy jolted the Peatagon. 2tS25* Watching today’s balloting with Agency. ^ ^v.-: HOY CAT sharp Interest were President the big American Farm Bureau stone, stands shoulder to shoulder by a mellower climate* and a long tinue to set gas prices at the same reply. Fedenitica—pictured the question United States and Soviet Union with Chang outside, but flesh-and- tradiUont of civilization. level for •'all producers in a given "It (The ruling) doesn’t seem REFUSES DELAY SPAGHETTI HOF.. InfeflL *'• ' . Kennedy, Secretary of A ^iti- field.' In the past the commission to affect the exchange’s over-all Sfair Carpet CAT LITTER ture Orville L: Freeman and oth­ as being HOUSE on whethsr they approved toe ad bureau wants less mvemment. tougheir laws against political ter- not going to budge an inch in their sive. The same shirts, the same data and testimony In a case in­ Court held that the Securities Ex­ ■night result In violence on the i u The Kennedy regime has advoca­ rolats. views. The Chines* simply know teacups, the same hairbrushes, volving the PhiUips Petroleum Co. change Act does not give the ex­ campus. "I take Judicial notice ififi^NSOAP 2 b. 23* ministration plan designed to halt EARNER’S RUE m aatm mm NO C A ^ ted a supply management ap­ Rmwtdioan Senator Karl E. that they have toe right answer. pipes, bicycles, cigarette lighters, of BartlesvUIe, Okla. In 1960 it change immunity from antltriist of the ooadillan umH exists bn and ITphoIstary Cleaning HSiSKfbsoup 3 y 1EVERAGES nostiy overproduction of wheat. MEN'S WEAR .. At least two-thirds of those vot- proach makurn broad use of grow- Mundt South Dakota, says Russia It Is the Russians who erred. face towels, are to be found in decided the individual-cost-of-serv- laws. this state,’’ Grooms said. "Bnt PRICE 649-1752—643-5747 bur must approve for the plan to er 7 approved controls to limit is building 16 industrial plants in The difference In atmosphere every shopping street in eveiy Ice theory wasn’t sound, awarded The exchange had asserted toe goyeraor has eald he will PhiUips some $5,7 million of the such Immunity to ordering mem meintaln order In this slats. I 'A become^ m a rfeotlvs for toe 1964 roduction of meclfied oommodt- Cuba . . . Soviet Union accuses between Moscow and Peking is town In China. Luxury goods of ex­ We CHve Green iltamps $49 million it had asked in annual ber firmk/4o sever wire connec think that granting of the nia* Drop. $4 to demand. United States of training soldierii sensed imm'edlately. China is still quisite design and workmanship Rapublioaas generally, hiva to the first stages of its revplutlcn. can also ba purohased freely but rate Increases, dropped further UoiU with a nonmember Dallazi tiaa would bo taataniaunt to say* <4iinf wiH be eountad today to weak foreign tanguagon as part big taw end order bee htekia 40,000 against of S g grewlvn opeii tiniis S S O a S t , Everyone, must have enough to polU elose to some im dowa.** oonuntnitiMk M s e O t eounbrtne oC eat and enough to weqr> but tb*M VOeallnded ea P ibm U n to ) (Coatieoed m Paoe tOoniiaaed Itoiia '

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