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For View On Yale Scolded Of Armed Agge^ssion Viet . Crisis NEW HAVEN (AP) • House Minority Leader RequestUN Gerald R. Ford has scolded university teachers and students who display what To Conduct he called an “ emotional dis­ regard for the morality and Examination facts of the case” in Viet Nam. MOSCOW (AP) — Th« The Michigan Republican Soviet Union accused the made the remarks in a speech Friday at a Tale Law School i United State.s today of alumni dinner. armed aggre-ssion in th* There has been considerable Dominican Republic and de­ criticism of the administration's manded an emergency one of the few conservatives to meeting of the United Na­ Viet Nam policy at Yale. Ford, Introducing himself as tions Security Council. come out of the Yale Law " It is completely obvious that School, said he considered it the landing of U.S. Marines in incredible "that a source of the Dominican Republic is noth­ such irresponsible modern - da^ ing but an act of direct aggres­ ‘know-nothing’ dissent, based on sion against the people of thia * En^rpriaing Hannibal Merchant Makea the Best of the Flood emoUonal disregard for the small country,” :^ d the Soviet morality and facts of the case, news agency Tas.s. should spring from a few of our Tass si.!d the Marine landing university campuses.” is "yet another attempt to keSp "And I consider It appalling." in power a reactionary, on anti- popnilar dictatorship regimo, he continued, "that moch of the Mississippi’s Last Act which suits the U.S.A., and to leadership for picketing with anti-American slogans, in yi-hat suppress the strivings of the at times amounts to irhespon- people for freedom and indil- sible mob action, comes from a pehdence.” small minority of university ’ •The U.S. intervention to professors purporting to carry being carried out,” Tase added, Slated in Hannibal forward the banner of free aca­ “ as the colontalists have always demic inquity.” done in the past, under the Crewman from the U.S.S. Boxer looks toward Dominican Republic shores as hackneyed pretext of 'defending TTATaVinAT. M o' tAPlfxlralnM * district is slowly beingsvees at Dul^ue, Ointon The congressman likened the helicopters on its flight deck prepare to resume ferrying evacuees from the the safety o t U.S. citizens.’’ HAWINId AI ji xno, eaten away Kvby »>!•the HvArriver. It l«is DaveniMTt.Davenport, lowtilowh and Moline, student - led peace march in strife-torn country. The ’copters have also been used fo land U.S. Marines and The Toss dispatch said "the — ^The Mississippi River Blast Moline and Rock Island, Washington recently to peace adjacent to a levee In the Indian airlift supplies to the country’s hospitals. (A P Photofax.)______attempts of the government of lapped at store fronts in Grave district which splintered III. But the water still pushes at demonstrations during the 1980's the United Statee to assume the earlier this week and sent the the sodden dikes. ' when Europe was being threat­ role of the ruler of the deatinlM Hannibal today as river- Workers battled the river at ened by the Nazis. men prepared for the last river rolling over about 10,000 of peoplee, . to dictate Us wfil acres ^ farmland. NIota, 111., where soft spote kept "Today,” Ford said, "our so- upon them, to crush national act in a flood tragedy The crest has subsided at le*' appearing in the dikes. Workers called teach-lBs and | i*ce dem­ liberation movements evoke which has run from Minne­ reinforced soft spots or boils at onstrations cry for flpaee at any DptninicanBattle Goes On Just worldwide indignatiem and Fort Madison, Iowa, Just across price while tha -aapde of Com­ protests.’’ sota to Missouri. the muddy river. Churning river water, which munist atrodtjK take root. And Tass said the Soviet Unien Alligator - Like After the river water passes yet the appeasv* apeak of mo- has instructed its repreeenta- baa claimed 12 llvee In Iowa, Hannibal, it will push to a crest Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illi­ raUty.” at St. Louis of a predicted 36 (See Page SU) ” nois and caused almost $100 Cayman Found Ford's speech received polite jbespite Cease-Fire Order feet on May 7, four feet below but restrained applause, an ob­ million In damage, is expected the 30-foot flood stage. e to flatten out in the wide river server said. / In Sewer Pipe The U.S. Army Corps of Engi­ hit about midnight Sun­ sand bags around his business. to serve from 18 months to three Republic’s week-old civil night in the eerie light of para­ It was not immediately dis­ namlte bomb exploded at toe day »t Hannibal - ^ a river town for Underground Photographers Surveys of Boston, was taking Why? He wants to sit and watch years in State’s prison for war. , chute flares.* closed who signed the cease-fire U.S. consulate early today, with no levees. the river rise. breaking and entering. U.S. Ambassador W. Tapley -agreement for the junta forces, smashing 78 windows and six "About the only damage we pictures of sewer pipes on Gris- Rebel leaders fighting for the wald Avenue Friday to check A group of youths sailed down The senUnce was imposed Bennett announced the cease­ headed by Brig. Gen. Elias doors. expect at Hannibal — except for Friday by Superior Court Judge return to power of exiled former Wessiny Wessin w-ho rallied for breaks when something Main Street in a sailboat. President Juan D, Bosch admit­ fire went into effect at 6:30 p.m. The floor through an elevated . -m little mud and slH — will be Frank CoVello upon Joseph Rich­ elements of toe army and air fastened onto his thumb. An unclothed mannikin from a ted they did not have complete FViday but Indicated to news­ passageway between two parts from tourists," a policeman ardson, 600 Lafayette St, force and the navy to oppose the He yelled and a crowd which department store stands waist- control of their men, who in­ men that foreigrn elements of the consulate building was said. The officer sold the streets Richardson had pleaded guilty pro-Bosch forces. included Joe gathered. deep in water on one street with clude armed civilians and dissi­ might have taken over the re­ badly damaged by the blast. were Jammed FYiday by per- to breaking and entering Ray’s The papal nuncio in Santo "I'v e seen rats before in sew­ a "help, help" sign around its bellious movement. The bomb was placed imder the •ons "who were Just driving Campus Grille. 585 Fairfield dent young military officers. Domingo, the Rt. Rev. Emman­ ers, but they always ran away. neck. That’s what you might Pre.sident Johnson said in a passageway. No one was in the down to gawk at the river." Much of the firing was in the uel Clarizzio, played a key role Not this thing. He Just hung expect from a town that Ave., last March 13. vicinity of the U.S. Embassy statement in Washington FViday building. Almost a foot of- water covers Richardson suffered a severe in negotiating the cease-fire. He on," Woronoff said. .spawned Samuel Clemens, who where one U.S. Marine was night there were significant , ’ ’We have no clue at all a » to IS square blocks of the down­ laceration of his left hand in was in touch with the rebels and It was the cayman which had writing as Mark Twain made signs that people trained outside why the bomb was planted,” town area — but ne one is wor­ killed Friday. later met with the Wessin Junta somehow, managed to get into the Mississippi R lv w and it* I U.S. Defense Department the Dominican Republic are said U.S. Consul-General Rich­ ried. Only about 26 families legends live. (See Page Six) seeking to gain control of the at its headquarters at Isidro air ard Hawkins. "This Is very unu­ have been evacuated because of the sewage system. basq, 20 miles outside of Santo Joe ran home, and got back rebels. sual for Canada." water surrounding their homes. Domingo. with a note as Woronoff was Bennett said the rebels and There have been anU-Am^- While bualneaemen in Hanni­ the opposing military Junta had Latest estimates of the toll of can demonstrations protesUng bal sandbagged their doors and nursing his bitten thumb suid wondering what to do with the a g r e ^ to submit the dispute to the fighting, which started when U.S. military action In Viet built wooden bridges four feet arbitration by an Organization pro-Bosch military officers Nam and-the treatment of Ne­ above the water, the grim fight beast. . The note, printed in thick, Herald Correspondent, 95, of American States commlssiort. forced the resignation of a civil­ groes in Selma, Ala., but these against the backlash of the river A .special OAS foreign minis­ ian Junta government headed by were conducted by advocates of continued upstream. black pencil, said: " I gave Joe permission to ters meeting waa called in Donald Reid Cabral, were put at nonviolence. A critical’ spot is north of Washington and an OAS peace more than 500 killed with anoth­ There was a series of bomb­ Quincy, Hi. where the northside have the alligator.” It was signed by Ws moiher. learn planned to fly here tonlght- er 600 possiblly killed. The in­ ing."! in Montreal in 1963, set off flf a levee at the Rock Creek President Johnson had urged jured ran into the hundreds. by French-speaking Csmadians Finds Youth in Growing Old the OAS to take responsibility In a major battle Friday with seeking independence of central for re.storing peace and re-es- .some 1,800 police loyal to the government rule , fbr Quebec By CLEMEWELL Y(HJNG <- tabli.shing constitutional govern­ Junta, rebel forces won the mas­ Province. "I feel so young about getting | ment in the Dominican Repub­ sive Ozama • fortress, which PV>lice eetimaited six sticks at old. It’s a new experience.” So i lic. commands a strategic position dynamite were placed in a 3fli- Railroad Awaits The cease-fire pact, Bennett said Miss Susan B. Pendleton, on the west side of the river of foot corridor, which is about The Herald’s Hebron corre­ said in his announcement, guar­ the same name in the capital. four feet above ground and con^ spondent on the eve of her 95th antees the personal safety of Authenticated reports' said the neots the two U.S.-owned bteld- birthday, which she is celebrat- combatants on both sides, in­ rebels, under Ck>l. Francisco ings. cluding prisoners and those in ; ing today. The stone construction was New Federal Aid asylum in foreign embassiee. (See Page Six) credited with limiting damsge. Her thoughts on the event Glass from 15 windows Isttered ^ NEW YORK (A P )— X $3 million federal grant is “ in I are typified by a verse she I wrote some years ago, when a toe grounds. the, works”, to aid the embattled New i• Haven jr Railroad, I former president complained ^ Ih e consulate is in a reeideti- And hopes ,are bright for continuation of passenger , ^ade over hU tiol area of Montreal. It was to* scene of demonstratkma ia birthdays: service until a final solution is reached Captured Cong Arms March by pacifiMs who pnkeat- In Washingtonngton Friday, of-<|> When I get a birthday card ed treatment of Negroes in Ala­ flcials 0/ the Housing and Home state fdan to aid New Haven I pitch it in the back yard, commuter operations further in bama and U.S. mUibuy aotton In Finance Agency reported that a ' Head held high. Viet Nam. formal application tor the grant obtaining $30 ndlllon worth of Though I'm only an old would be filed by New York and new rolling stock and overhaul- woman, Called -Red Chinese Connecticut “ by the. end of next ng old equipment. I’m something like Harry week." ' Ribicoff said the $3 million Truman, SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P )— A big cache of Filing of appkearions In the pending grant was separate Who feels the same as I. from $10 million more in fed­ captured Viet Cong arms included precision, lightweight past based on previous con­ Miss Pendleton has been BuUetins ferences, has been tantaif)Ount eral funds being so-ught for the --i. flame throwers, presumably furnished by Communist New Haven by New York and' writing toe'Hebron nws c^ to approval. China, the7Vietnamese anny announced today. Sen. Abraham Rlbicoff, D • Connecticut. TOe two states umn In -rhe Herald for • Also dispvered were EJast<^— ------— ^------Conn., reported-later In the cap­ would match the added federal She prefers German heavy machine gims Vietnamese Chrlrtlan'Confeder- COLLEGE PICKETED ' grant with $6 million apiece. but she says Joumaliam ital that they "had gotten the described as e.specially suited aUon of {Labor, the moet power­ PHILADELPHIA (AP)— New Haven program back on A t the windup of the New more. Her creativity for use as antiaircraft weapons. York hearings, Leroy E. Peq- through In her account* of 1^- ful union in the country, gath­ SooMi 00 pIrkelB luarched the track.” The announcement came as ered in a downtown park to hear body Jr., a transportation con- bron's history M d her com- around Girard College today In New York Ctty a hearing Saigon girded itself for possible May Day speeches. A dissident siiltant retained by New York, mente on the chanfi^es in aca- protesting 166-yenra ot aeg-' on a petition by the New Haven trouble during the May 1 labor group gathered several blocks testified that the road’s net -eons and society, regation at the prl\mto school to curtail commuter service holiday. • ' away and- police took up posi­ for white, fatherieee boys. ended last night after 12 days of operating income on commuter Her copy. copy, which she mans The arms cache was found to the p a ^ r five daye leach tions between the two groups. W earing aniibands and ene- testimony. runs into the ctty amounted to Friday during a three-day oper­ week, goes across the editori.* The rallies broke up after sev­ blema on raps designatliqi Interstate Commerce Commis- $129,621 last year. ation in coasUl mangrove eral hours. ' Robert Q. Bleakney Jr.,, desk largely unchanged, and the pickela as repreoentotlvt ■loner WiUiam H. Thicker, who swamps about 60 miles south of Police were armed with shot­ <4 the Nattoaal .Assoclatloa- presided at the hearings, said counsel for the New Haven, she U jceod fa r beyond the limits the capital. guns and submachine guns and challenged Peabody’s calcula­ of her town. for the .Advaarement of CeW' oral arguments will begin next ' The government, said 152 Viet reinforced by fire trucks with ored People, toe picheto ' Thursday in Washington befoca tions. Bleakney also denied, a Miss Pendleton Uvea in 'a Cong were killed during the ac­ pressure hosee. Aullvoritie* Peabody aseertlon that the New rambling colonial house where marched pcsMefally uader eh- all 10 I ( X members. tion, including 52 at the rite of feared Viet Cong terrqrisU servatloa a t SH poUceieofc A ruling in favor of the New Haven continued to kwe money she was bom back In 1870. The the weapons cache. ArtoC might carry out bombings or Baven, or an,ICO rsfusal to ban oply on its long-haul passengere house is across Rt. 86 and up Viet Conjg were captured A poUeeinaa wee statteaed ■tir up a riot to celebrate May ahnoet every etx ygrdfl. out* for up to a year, would and freight services. a way from St. Peter’s Episco­ Communist suspects Day. Wave the laUrosKl free to out Tucker asked at one point pal Cmurch. It waa built in 1812, up, the government said. ‘Ih e South Vietnamese gov­ around the outside wall a t back commuter service into the whether It would be possible to aocordlpg to numerals cut in South Vietnamese qasuakies ernment protested Friday toe luatitutlou. which euvMQ oity on July 3$. A viyr 36,- determine the ftnanoliu positipn the dining ro(^ fireplace. were given as three IdUed and agolnet a Soviet deactipUon o t a square block ana to Neilk 00(1 commuters from Woat- o f Um New Haven’s operaUolto The other day it ,was sur, eleven wounded. the Viet Ooing’s National Libera­ Fhlladelphla. iditster County and Oormecttotlt as of now. pounded by Ulao and other Most of the Communist dead tion FVont as "the sole legal ust the line. P e itoody said tMs would re- shrubs about to burst into leaf; apparently resulted Iran air repreeentetive o t the South Viet DERBY DEMONSTEA'nOII. iire more data from New (Herald phoib by Oftara) A parade of wttnsasos duiinc and dandelions were smkes by helicaptere and fighf- nameee people.” LornvnxB, Ky. , Saven management and esU- (ha hearings anuad pto and blooming here and there in the er-bombere. About 60 guerrillas Hie protest was made Ur a — Seveuty-twa am ooii about ouKittUng or disoon- mstted a study of kut memth's Miss Sufian Pendleton.— Birthday on May Day new green graae. were machine gunned by U.S. message to toe torSe-natlon In­ .today la a aetay hmilng service. Anxiety marie- meraUona would require until In order to visit Miss Pendle­ ' helloopters as they tried to ternational Ocntrol pommission tlea lavelvtBg a ^ the sts^ pf the hearings me end o f August to oompdete. ton, you must go under the bock wall - rtenambered 'china and slee and a stack' of Saturday swim aero** a anall river. on -Indochina. mated S,to* foraaaa at has diminished ttnee announce­ State Sen. Max Berklng, a Review of Literature maganinee aviUons in toe area were North Viet Nam, deqled ^ Democrat representing eaatom shed and kncck at . the Utohen ptwter. ef LoulevtllO^ : ment by New York and Coiineotl- Most ct tha old clocks are belong to Miss Pendleton. .warned of the air Mrikes by Its planes were Hying night tor- out o f a $i.O mtiUon "dssnon- weetohestinr County, testified door. She may not hear you, her taw a lull oot nihnlnSi the one on the H er own bfdroom, howearer,: laeflete and loudepeakere and drop irdeelnni over OommunlM- Atration projeot" which would against the prapooad out (n oom- beiuring to poor, but her great- wuwd. apisy t ly i Uving room mantle ticks away is across the front hall. Here ■ome 4,000 were onM to have keU twTlteey la Laos, t M p tha oomniuter aorvloo nm- muter sarnoe and elimination nsphaw's deg wUl, and oo you wtth A muted tock. The Uving she has gathered her most per- p o w ^ Into govenment-doa- th e ImoWen gafvemmeat bad Alng fo r op to U roontha. of statton otopa at Mbunt aro weloamea into the kSttwen. i eentoina the letaure time lonal poseeaeions: A rocking trolled areas. M paftw titoar ■nie $$ nttlUon foderal aM Veniaii, OohiiUbus A ysaus, Pri- and Into the dlWng room witore omnni- chair by a window looking out Flying squalls of eogtiwb ■tn’lSorth Vtot NamWarn or Ooi woiAd m u p up ^ project, sinoo ham and New RooheUe. aha is finishing hw lunoh. phnaalla ot Mlee Pendle- I'e great-nephew, Horace Sel- into the yird. an bid typewriter, pollM heeded off trouhle be­ nlst anna have been dropping dash olato i f mmfytag ITBO.OOO BarUng oltad iguras to abow The wlda board floors taAve tween two diaeideat labor untonn sui^ea to toe pewCommunM tha fasl of many (sat and tha lere, who toachea echool In some ptoturei and a wall o f to maXa the tAA mlwon totoi. ths high eoot of drtvliif into tha in Salfoo today, ’ntere were no rateUfilovpnA i l f o , Ooimeatlaut g fil New ol^ ^ ear. 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MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAT 1 .1MB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY,, MAY 1, 1966 rAOE TBBMth PAGE TWO '■ ' ■ ■ ...... ^ In the Legislature •Wonders of the Universe- People Columbia Events Sheinwbld on Bridge Yale Dean, 3 Ministers North b e lw • Use of Ubration Centers North-South vnlnerhMi Fluoridation Order See Change in Preaching y outh of Churches Combine In World FLOATINO ON A PLAITO NOBTH In The BETTER THAN DROWNING « X34 LONDON (AP) - - Lady By ALFRED SHEINWOU) NEW HAvinrf (AP)—Protest-ffeel that “ the religion of ^MusC with Weak Boosters T o O p» i e n a ^Coffee H o u s e ’ (7 ICJ2 ant preaching is becoming less aurance baa no laatlng suats- Cliurt^lll, 80-year-old widow of In some sttu^ons the right 0 KK< Q J Escapes Veto Chance Sir Winston ^um^Ul, was ap- A Q753 theological and more Involved nance.” , to catch up with the moon's mo­ I ^ play win help you U you make with contemporary social prob­ If people want assurance, it’s By DR. I. M. lJ!:\TrT, News ' A coffee house for tsen-ager!i<^she was involved In an automo­ pointed to the House of L or^ W »T EAMT tion around thf earth. today. it quickly. Bil reedy for these 4 9 7 4 2 4rN oM lems, the dean of the Yale Di­ cheaper with a pUI today than DIRGCrOR "The Orange Candle," will op>en bile A^ident but escaped sert- HARTFORD (AP) — Oppon-LOS ANGELES (AP) -- John fee houses in other coanmunities ful If gifts were more generous -Partner deale and bide one Juvenile Court judges, from it was a good thing. this year. There will be no fee the N^k of dhibs if East has any regulations go into effect unless Duplicate Bridge Jaat as there are place.s on ing area for this maneuver. One I Kenneth Galbraith, former U.S. such as the Blue Door, sp>onsor- NAlflOBI. Kenya. (AP) — A spade. You hold: Spades, J-6-4; $15,000 to $17,800. "Preaching was tending to be­ charged for the swim les.sons exp^ence at' aH. The Jack voted 6 a ^ in both houses of the seas where a ship can re­ other reason lies in the ea.se of ambassador to India, aaya he ed by the Center <3ongregat!on- decision by Kenya's Parliament Hearts, K-8-2; Dtamonde, K-Q- Circuit Court judges from come more formally theological main .statioanry for long inter­ sees no useful purp>ose in bomb­ this summer*. for tlie government to taijte over would be a singleton cmly if J; aube, Q-7-6-3. the Assembly. $15,000 to $17,800. Results in' duplicate bridge rendezvous i^ which we do not al Church in Hartford and the Mrs. Shroder said one-half of West had started with 10-9-8, in content and therefore less rel­ game played last night at the vals becau.se of the lack of cur­ have two moving sp>acecraft. At ing North Viet Nam. the Luminnba Institute is the What do you say? This clearly will not happen Chief Judge of the Circuit evant to the people in the pews. Koinonia Coffee House at the the money rai.sed stays here and but then West would have led Court, $20,000. baseinent rooms, 39 School St., rents and tides, so in space are the cis-lunar Ubration px>int we He told a UCLA audience Fri- Unive»'slty of Connecticut. John third reverse thds week for Answer; Bid two clubs or tiso at the current session because Theology provides a poor voca­ the so-called libration centers the other half goe.s to the Na­ Kenya's left-wingers. the ten instead of. the six. (hamonda. TWe hand la one point tile issue - will not reach the Lieutenant — governor, from are; North-South, James Kron- are dealing with a stationary i day that "bombing reinforces Parry, a Yale Divinity student tional organization for use in bulary (or preaching. Laymen where a spacecraft can remain pxjint and only one moving The institute is a $140,000 col­ Also No Help too light for a Jump to 2 NT, Senate floor. $5,000 to $10,000. holm and -Ray Newman, first; i the morale of the pieople you are who comes to the University ‘ areas, think religion and preaching Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, Indefinitely as a sort of space- spxicecraft. j attacking." He said this coun­ lege for political indoctrination Playing the six of^ctobs first but too good for a raise to two The regulation requires that Attorney general, from $12,- have to be simple and anything for this purpxvse has been very Gives Check to Orchestra 500 to $20,000. second, and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. buoy. Spacecraft would literally Once the libration pwint is try's best hop>e is to control helpful and will be on hand financed by Oimmunist nationa. Is also no M p . This''cannot be spades. You would jump to 2 ail water companies serving 60,- which complicates it like theo float at anchor in, tlie sea of used as a launch area for a Mrs, Jesse Greer, Woodland Located on the outskirts . of a sirg-letont because then West NT if you were a passed hand. (XX) or more persons begin Treasurer, comptroller, aiid McCarthy, third South Viet Nam and hold the Saturday to help us get start­ Ter., pre.sident of the Electro- logy is almo.st unchristian,’ space at these points which re- manned landing' the astronauts Communists 'in a standoff, Naiirobl, It has two Soviet in- would have held J-lO-8 and fluoridating by Jan. 1, 1967. secretary of state, from $8,000 Also. East-West, C. R. Covill ed." ' Motive Manufacturing Co., in Prof. William Muehl of the Di miun fixed with reference to the can leave the moon any time similar to the one in Laos. -structors. There were charges would have led the Jack. FOr Shetarwold’a 36-page book­ Those serving 20,000 or more to $15,000. I vinity School preaching staff and Rus.sell Grannies, first; sarth-moon s.v.stem. they wish without worrying The Rev. George Evans and W’illimantic. pre.sented a check in ParKament Friday that the South has a chance if he plays let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,'' persons must begin fluoridating Six Workmen’s Compensation Wayne Cartier and George the Rev. John Honan, pastor, said. There is con.siderable merit about a firing window. There ADM. T. H. MOORER for $1,000 to the Eastern Con­ institute was teaching subver­ the ten of clubs. Thds may be a send 60 cents to Bridge BiMk, by Oct. 1, 1967. comtnissionera, from $16,000 to The Rev. Jackson Bums, pas­ Russell, second, and Mr. and have been advisors in the p)lan- necticut Symphony Orchestra In a technique which uses the al.so is continuous line-of-sight NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — Adm. sion. singleton from .Ekist's point of Manchester Elve. Herald, Box Rep. J McCullough Turner, $17,600. tor of St. Paul's Church, Cedar Mrs. B. B. Smythe. Ubration renter as a rendezvous communications between ' the nlng ajid with Perry and his this week. On Tuesday, the government view since If West held J-9-8 of 3318, Grand Central Station, R • Bethany, the chairman- of There was no estimate of how The game is sponsored by the Thomas H. Moorer, taking over group, will be dinner guests of Rapids, Iowa, at Yale to deliver point. However, before we dis­ earth, moon and the Ubration • Mrs. Francis Wade, president defined its owm brand of African chibs he would lead the six. (At New.York 17. N.Y. Qie House committee, said his much the pay increases, pro­ the Lyman Beecher lectures on Manchester "YWCA and played as commander of the U.S. Miss Jacobus and Jacquelyn of the symphony auxiliary, ac­ cuss this, perhaps a word about pxjint. At the Ubration px>int, two Atlantic (Command and the socialism, sharply rejecting least. West wotdd lead the six Copyright, 1N6 group issued the dLsapproving posed pensions prt^rams, and preaching this week, said that each Friday at 7 :45 pun. TTie the libration centers is in order. coincident telescopjes px>inted to Marrotte at the jvarish house cepted the check which wa.s pre- Communist ideology. of chibs if he had no better / General Featurea Oorp. resolution because its members other changes would cost the he has found that church-goers' public is invited. Atlantic Fleet, says develop)- Saturday night. There are five points, or jeally the earth and moon can keep the ments in Viet Nam and the Do­ .•ented on behalf of t^e Philip Two days later, President lead.) believe ussues as important as state annually. shells with a 26-mile radTus In -spiacecralt ptrecisely at the proj>- minican Republic "are proof Jazz and folk music will lie Lauter Foundation, TTie ^ift Jomo Kenyatta rejected a gift South's best b e t ^ not a play Skins Prevent Bedsores fluoridation should be decided in The CThief Judge of the Orcult space, where a spacecraft can er px>int. enough of the requirements for featui-ed during the evening will aid the symphony's work In of Soviet arms as old and sec­ at all. but a bid. Instead of the General Assembly and not Court will remain the chief ad­ be positioned to keep It station­ Vhien astronauts want to leave and the dancing is from 8-11 WiUimantir.. ond hand amlC-i§ no use to Ken­ Jumping to six spades he should by an administrative agency. ministrative officer of that ary with rpspeot to the earth- the United Stales to maintain PRE3TOJUA—Now available the moon, all they have to do is ready and rapidly respionsive p.m. School Menu ya's modern s programs in does know that his chance will proved in long testa at Pre­ matter," he explained. per cent of his salary for eight and the moon, which is of cur­ — Pvt, Wyatt Virgil Earp, a Titan m , plus Centaur, can queljii Marrotte and Jo-An and cheese squares, applesauce Southeast A.siSi 'wtiile others be better if he gets any lead toria General Hospital. “lir“ Frayikrto'irF<;;rte,whols y-r* ‘e '.r rent interest, and the third is place about 30,000 pwunda in direct descendant of the legen­ Doug Teltelbach, publicity, and cake. may terminate- thetr tou r‘ and quality for a $100-a-month pen on the side of the earth away dary sharpshooting Earp broth­ both the state health commi.s- earth orbit and can put some DoroUiy Lange, clean-up. Debaters CTted return to the United States, a sioner and chairman of the Sion under the rewritten terms Zany Bandleader Spike Jones Dead from the moon. The other two ers, has qualified as an expiert of a bill establishing such a' 0.000 pmunda into the Ubration Represents______UConn______Dennis Klein, son of Mr, and spokesman said. Public He|ilth Council,ouncii, .said.saio thatrnai perints are at the apex of two point. The Saturn, IB, plus Cen­ with the M14 rifle, a U.S. Army S Mon.-Sat. 7-9:25 fund. * equilateral triangles which have sp>okesman announced. 4 Miss Joan Forryan, daughter Mrs. Ellwood Klein of Rt. 6-A BURNSIDE when the regulationitlon ts in o'"'-*eptci, taur, can put about 8,000 pounds of Mr. and Mrs. John Forryan. received a "certificate of excel- VIENTIANE, Laos, (AP) eSun. Cont. 2 P.M. W to 70 per cent of Ojnnerfcut's As rewritten by the General LOS ANGELES (AP) — He said he got the idea tor his'^ new band, winning fans from •the earth and moon as one base. in 8 lynchronous earth orbit, Earp, 17. is serving as a The half-month old rebellion at Assembly's Rules (Committee Bandleader Spike Jones, 53, the‘ :noisy .style erf music when he among a generation unbotn The one which intrigues scien­ represented the University of “ parliamentary debate" population will have fluoridated but it can place about 11,000 tracked vehicle mechanic with Connecticut recently at the lOth week at Willimantic State Paksane by Laotian army Friday, the qualifications for zany mu.sician who entertained attended a classical concert and when his (Sty Slickers fired tists today is the cis-lunar one. water. receiving a pen.sion remain the pounds at the Ubration point. the 24th Infantry Division here. Angel Flight Conclave , - troops loyal to exiled Gen. He said 28 per cent of the millions with his offbeat ar­ heard the conductor’s shoes their first pistol shots. that is, the one between the This points up one facet which same. A legislator must be 60 He is a gr(mdson of Virgil Earp, shingion. Miss Forryan Klein, a sehior at Windham Phoumi No.<»van appeared to population already has it. rangements, died in his sleep squeak. Jones had a history of asthma eafth and the moon and which relatively few scienti.sts recog­ who. •with his brother Wyatt, High School, served as chair­ have collapefd today with re­ or older and have aerveq eight early today at his Bel-Air home. "I kept thinking how funny it attacks and waa subject to fre­ k about 36,000 miles from the othbr Angel Plight nize : It is pos.sible to place more tamed Tombstone, Ariz., during j members from 110 colleges and man of the Committee on Eco­ port that its leader had fled to years in .the General A.ssembly. Jones had been released from would be to substitute an outra­ quent respiratory ills. In 1969 a moon. Station keeping — keep­ Since legislators have no ab­ poyload at the libration point America's frontier days. universities met in conjunction nomic Affairs and presided in the neighboring Thailand. Judges Pay Raise nearb^ Santa Monica Hospital geous sound for a musical fire department inhalator squad ing a spacecraft at the cis-lunar than in a synchronqua orbit. the third annual model con- Diplbmatic sources said (3olo HARTFORD (AP) - Demo­ solute guarantee that they wrill a ■ few weeks ago following note," he aaid. libration point — is easily Earp was bom in the same with the 17th Annual National saved his 14#6 during an asthma Even with this advantage, there place as Wyatt — Monmouth, Conclave of the Arnold Air So- ffre-ss held by the <3onnect1tut. riel Khakeo, whom the govern- cratic State and National (^air­ be re-elected, it is likely that treatment for an asthma attack His first recording, was a attack. achieved with less than 10 feet are strategems which might be most will wait to pay until they III. Before entering the Army ciety an honorary organiza- Association Saturday. ! ment plans to execute it cap­ man John M. Bailey and Re- and subsequent respiratory spoof on Adolph Hitler. “ Der In 1948, Jones married his per second of velocity per day used to increase this poyload. tion of outstanding U.S. Air | Klein had been a member o f ; ture^, had crossed the Mekong lublican State Chairman A_ have seri’ed ‘the "® ®'8meight years. FSiehrer'a Face,” in which the 81 SURE . N^BIISS hae been Mrving the Home Owner necessary for this task. last year, he lived with his TH E GFtEEK! corrlplications. vocalist, red-haired Helen Gray­ JWRE MORE MORE mother at Jacksonville. 111. Force Reserve Officer Training; *-he school's debating team, ac- River to Thailand. Searle Pinney have agreed However, more than 50 legisl- Pete James, his agent, said spluttering Bronx cheer was the How is a spacecraft pxisitioned For example, if instead of ators now serving would re­ co. They had three children: for 88 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION sf Corps (AFROTCl. The Angel cording to Eldward Gosline, Adulto a bill to increase the number the bandleader had apparently outrageous sound. It sold a mil­ Lindley Armstrong Jr., 16; Les­ at this libration center? Dr. Wil- undertaking the maneuver to coach, and was one of five soj BONN, Germany (AP) — A ceive pensions without con­ your home by a Termite Control Export, auporviaoci liafn Raithel of the General Elec- Flights although not officially ^GREATI IS M ’ s Finest Film” Only and salarie.s of state Judges. recovered from his len^hy .sick- lion records and catapaulted lie, 13, and Gina Marla, 6. gel to the Ubration point as in­ honored out of 100 students German rocket scientist work- tributing to the fund because the him to Overnight fame. by the fineet technical eteff, phone o«r nearact trif Missile and Space Divi.sion, j part of the AFTIOTC program, The bill includes a provision ne.s8 until he suffered a slight dicated above, we permit the support the goals of the 6.000 participating from 19,schools. | ing in Egypt said he and 17 oth­ to rai.se the governor's salary rewritten terms would not apply relapse Friday afternoon. Hib local offico: Indicates it is a relatively easy spacecraft to circle the moon in Poet’s Corner Other top hits included his member Arnold Air Society and er Germans working with him Tw“ry^ra'‘'':^o‘'ctov.‘’“john’‘" 19«7 personal physician was called own .special renditions of "Black Doyle Estate Largest ta.sk. He pmints out that the li­ a 38,000 mile radius, the space­ Manchester Evening Herald would like to return to West bration pxUnts are easier to oc­ participate in numerous civic Dempsey vetoed a bill that|“ ' „ ^ and remained with him until he Magic." (tocktail for Two,” and craft will emerge from the other events. Columbia correepondent, Virgin­ Germany if their securityrk in Egypt long has angered vetoing the entire measure. is ineligible (or a legislator's singer with his (TUy Slickers Doyle to leave the largest difficuU by a factor of three in ond of velocity will launch it From the hour and moment ^ Gates Open 7:80, Show At I pension. rright spots throughout the na­ terms of p>ayload. This may Israel, told a television inter­ Pinal details of the bill were band, and their three children. tion. estate of any writer in his­ into the Ubration point position. ■ birth, viewer he and his friends had "In other words, nobody will tory. The latest venture con­ BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. mean that with their present This scheme will thus permit ■B^ll the very day they die! worked out (in a day-long con­ be getting two pensions,” Rep. Bom Lindley Armstrong He di-sbanded his organization boosters the Soviets can assem­ been subjected to crimes and ference between the two chnir- Jones at Long Beach, Calif., in in 1962 because, he said, musi­ tributing royalties to the estate DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EH. 1BB2 greater payload to be pjpsiUoned Pentagon Criticized slander and it .seemed inadvisa­ Claude P. Watrous, R-Chester, ble a manned landing sy.slem at the Ubration point. 1911, Jones started his musical cal tastes had turned to either is a Broadway musical based You may rise before the sun. ble to return to an atmosphere KAYlEYMIUj on the exploits of the fic­ for the moon by asing the cis- To the United States the li­ Work all day and half the tee, said. career as a, drummer in mving progressive Jazz or rock ‘n’ roll. The Oldest and Largest in Conn. lunar libration px)lnt. of in,securtty. and^Jf^nste Judiciary and Gov- bands of the early 1940s. Two years later he organized a tional detective. , bration points are not of major night. He recalled his secretary had r i ^ b o u t TTie committee release the To effect a positioning at the significance because of the tre­ Always kind to friend and foe. For N-Ships ’ Delay lOHN MILl$ y«fhmental Functions commit­ original bill earlier this month SPIKE JONES Ubration point means that a been badly injure^ by an explo­ tees. mendous payload capabilities'of Yet for all, you are never sive package mailetl to him and wltii a recommendation that it •place vehicle must be launched the Saturn V booster. However. I right. The bin would: be passed. from the earth with escapie ve­ that one of his former col­ M S MaclIRTIIOR - Add a .sixth Judge to the I believe the largest booster the WASHINGTON (AP) The'$>rier two years ago, mainly be­ leagues had been kidnaped and X TTie committee also reviewed Only Minor Changes Expected locity to reach some 220,000 Sonets po.ssess at this time has You may grant ail favors asked. House Armed Services <3ommit cause of the high cost. But he State Supreme Court of Errors. but left substantially unchanged miles from the earth. It must his family had received no sup­ He would be the chief admln- a thrust of only 1,300,000 pounds But seek none in return, tee has sharply criticized the iMtii told the committee that the port. Companion Feature. "TRAG GERr’ “Truth" Shown At 9:40 bills to pay legislators $2,600 a be carefully guided so that it fol­ compared to the 7,500,000 pounds I For to those wh®m you have Pentagon (or dragging its an­ United State.s appei.-ed to be on ■ I ■ J f latraUve officer of the, entire year Instead of per biennium; lows tlie moon in its piath arouqd of the Saturn V. This Is some­ favored. chor 'on nuclear ^ ip construc­ the verge of a technical break­ ^ate court system except tof to give *8lx legislative leaders With Abel as Steelmen’s Head the earth, but on the earth side what .smaller than our Saturn 1 Yours will be small concern. tion. through that would allow a car­ the Circuit Ckmrls. an additional $2,500 per aeastqn of the moon. Once the vehicle booster. This Soviet booster can It reported to Congress Fri­ rier to be powered by only two —Raise the number of Judges above the regular pay, and to ------c — ^ ^ — reaches the line of null gravity, place approximately 11,000- I Yes, grant all favors asked. day that "the commlUee (eels, reactors, instead of ^ght, as in TONin - IT'S FUN ond in the Court of (Common Pleas provide payment of $25 a day (AP) —❖ What change there is, sources^lhey feel, will tend to tone down where the grarttatioinal pull of from 12 to po.sslbly 18. pnTSBURGH pounU payloads In the Ubration I ■ Never deeming 11 strange or and has felt (or ail loo long, that the case of the Enterprise. for attendance at special ses­ said, may come in die Humtm any militancy. flhe earth and moon just balance center where a landing capabil­ ’ funny. • —E.stabli.sh year - round aee- What’s ahead for the United I the Department of Defense has However, the committee .said, ITS ALL IN COLOR sions. Steelworkers of America under Relations Cjommittee, the joint ■Union men feel that basic one another, it must be turned ity can be ama.ssed for the lunar That you do yours for nothing, ! both piwrastinatedv and vacil- "a nuclear-powered carrier will sions (or all the courts, with The pay and pehsion bills .still at right angles to iLs motion with I. W, Abel as president? union-industry group that ini­ steel is likely to remain the landing attempt. However, the j While others do theirs for I lated in-lta approach! to nuclear- appear in next year's bill when terms beginning on the first lack the blessing of legislative tiated cbntinuouB, ^ year-round prime union Interest as long as rockets firing to provide a side­ ease of rendezvous at the li­ money. Tuesday of September, Decem­ ‘"I^ re may be some new powered surface Viip^." presented on the floor regfard- IRIN6JHE UniE WOMAN.. . AMYSf SHFU OK UUOHtKI leaders, who are for the most faces around, but that's about bargaining in 1960. ' , nearly half its member.<#iip is ways velocity piarallel to the bration point still intrigues our less erf any foreseeable circum- ber, March, and June. part being discreetly silent moon's direction, in order for it ' The committee stepped in and all," said a high Steelworker In his campaign tq>eechee, employed by the big companies. planners with its merit and in­ If you earn less than your added $150.5 million (oi^,..a nu- ■stances. technical, ft.scal or oth­ —Increase the jurisdiction of about them. herent stability. I neighbor. source today. ■ Abel said the committee had However, there is likely to be ; clear-powered guided misSHe erwise.” mmm tile Qrcuit Court in civil cases grown too important. Most of its It appeans as though the Rus- I But have much more in the from $2,5(X) to $7,800. His comment seemed to sum a growing emphasis on workers frigate to the li.st of purchase^ up, union feeling after Abel waa eight union membeirs are Mc­ sian.s, in light of their latest feat, 1 end. FI.AXSEED 8T(K'K8 DIP i - -Increase the Jurisdiction of Jobless Pay in the lesser industries such as and projects the Pentagon declared president of the mil­ Donald men. fabricating, independent steel, are still in the moon race, but ‘ There will always be those who I asked authorization for. WASHINGTON - Flax.-reed tile bourt of Common Pleas HARTFORD (AP)—Both the COSMETICS if they do not .show us larger are jealous. HOW 10 House and' Senate Labor com­ lion-member union. ' He also said that a handful of aluminum, and cans. These ./ It al.so declared It would au- stocks in' storage in the Unit­ from $10,000 to $16,000. lawyers and experts had taken FOR boosters they will be constrained And moreover, by some, con­ ed Stales at the start of this mittees have reported favorably The union’s tellfris reported workers have traditionally tak­ ' thorize a nuclear aircraft caj- - Allow dockets to be shifted Friday that Abel, secretary- control of the union from the MOTHHR'S DAY t to using the cis-lunar libration demned. year amounted to 22.9. million from the C3ourt of Common on bills to liberalize unemploy­ en a back seat to basic steel and I tier neict year “ whether re- East Windsor -JMURDER \. treasurer for 12 years, had de­ hands of the rank and file. there is a belief that their votes center as a staging area. ' quested by the Department of bushels, well below the 29.6 Pleas to the Circuit Court in ment compensation lawu- If vou .snatch a "drunk" fr.pm DRIVE-IN ROUTf 5 feated incumbent David J. Mc­ EJven if. laces change, how­ tipped the'seale in Abel's favor. ARTHUR DRUG Defense or not." million of a year earlier but HOUR W IFE some ra.ses. The Senate committee, con­ ever, the complexKy of steel the gutter. \ slightly above the 1906-63 Donald 808,910 to 298,768. Al- Abel himself is an accessible Area Weather The Armed Services Commit­ TECHWCOLORIetMs. UNITED ARTMTS The number of new Judges in trolled by Democrats, released though McDonald promised to contracts 'wtU demand lawyers Take him safely home to Ij^s average of 21.5 millibn; the Superior and Ckimmon Pleas man. But some feel that the wife. tee's authorization of $6,303,400,- a bill Friday that.would raise protest'tAe result, it is not ex­ and experts, probably more of WINDSOR LOCIKS (AP) The 1 000 for rnissiles, ships planes Courts must ,sUll be worke^>»ut, maximum weekly Mnefits from burdens of heading a union as Don't ever expect a thank pected to keep Abel front taking them, not fewer. big os the Steelworkers may month of May got off to an and research and development but there appears, to be no con­ $46 to $63. The house-or Repub­ office June 1. At a victory new« conference Even though you may have , - >.MRSCH(»rNrr,.« yiNCEJ^ PRICE troversy in this area. change this. auspicious .‘•tart today. Ui?-’ -. s^ved his life. I still must be approved by the ‘ lican - committee bill, released Union sources pointed out tiiat Abel said, "We will continue to AIR to a large high pressure ridge House. The actual funds have to ELVis Presley The bill would increase the Thursday, raised the maximum Abel’s election won’t halt rapid rely on our staff of experts tor During the campaign Abel extending all the w:iy f- m Tell the truth and shame the ' be acted on by the Appropri'a- salary of the governor (iM ■•■a-t pjM. AU DAT ItINOAY aged by McNamera'a statement MozzarelU I ll OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! that the odds. favored the de­ ADVENTURE EVER FILMED! ity. Spre to be appetizing and partment recomhiending a nu­ Sausaga With Hl-ii'idelltgr Btereophonks Music wholesome. Sure to send you away Anywhoro in 60^ or less 354 or less 2 5 ^ o r le r a clear carrier next year. Anchovies relaxed anti refreshed. 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MANCtliuaitiJt llii^KALD, iAANUll^tiTlilS, CUNN, SATURDAY, MAY 1,.1966 MANCHBS3TBR EVENING HERAU), ICANCHBSTER, CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 1,1968 ^ A G « V O U l Hebron Events Lucky Look Yellow Tags on Rome Cars HUmtl^rRtpr standing, if they get into any real shoot­ Area Churches ing war with Indonesia. 84. rramto of A ^ ALAMEDA, Oallf. (AP) EtmtittQ iferaUi The aotual move at Australia to ppr •MBnag^Rd., Services Set In Capital •^Angelo L. QatH happened Mark Careful Girl Drivers Bide is, however, more Important UiaA, Churches Seadi Windsor to be looking through his P0BL.18HXD BY THX___ Rev. Edward W. Jo basen, the reasons. It may, aa Washingtan Ihe Preahyteriaa Cbnrdi S t Bridget’s O w e h Rev. Qor^ P. WASHINOTON (AP) — Ths ttlnooulara Friday, scanning ROME (AP)—Take a quicksand leM addicted to oompett- M»g»Ai.n PRINIINO OO., moL OtarA of Christ Vicar Tomorrow toe San Francisco B.ay II BtaMlI StTMt bopsa. Induce other allies of ours to Lydan and VeriM« Sts. 48 Spmoe St. Rev. (fohn d. Delaam, Paalar United States will seek a strong second look. If the woman driv­ tivc driving. MMKihMter. Ccnn. Rev. Stanley T . HasUDs Rev. dohn E. RtktoraMa, aboroHno, when he spotted er at the wheel of toe car )iaa Parking violations don't count THOMAS r. rtROUBOM give us at least some token n»ral sup­ Bngeiie Brewer, Mlnlater Rev. dames L. Baasora 8 a.m ., Boiy Communion. show of imity and support for Mtadsfer Rev. Demda R . Hossey Asstotaat Paator Tomorrow will be Commun­ a girt floundering in a la­ a yellow tag on the bumper, against th^ ladies. After an, w1Li %r r . rERotnoN 10:16 a.m.. Holy Communion south Viet Nam at tho 8BATO goon a half-mile away. PuM lahcn p o rt* 8:46 a.m., BlMe elasMS for ion Sunday for Hebron and you can turn left without tignal- what’e a titUe overtime or dou­ IVtttidtd October 1. IM and Ctiurch School. __ M irm at 8:46, 7:46, 8, ]0;18 foreign ministers conference in ble parking got to do wMh eafa one thing seems falriy certain. The all ages. , 9:80 a.m ., Sunday School with Masses at 7, 8, 8:18, 10:80 and 7 p.m., Young Pey the first violet We are running a few to 6:46 p.m. Nursery facilities Pastor p.m., Evening Prayer. < al Church Is sponsoring a used 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Worship age. Sermon: “From Symbol to children’s book collection, to be that one of hts works has been Beaming with pride. Roger to whit* he 1s ready to give full Up days late, on toe season. But at least, available. bus tor a visit to Philadelphia 7 p.m.. Senior Hi-League. Mr. Service. Communion. Dr. Shaw Sacrament"' by the Rev. Mr. First Lutberan Church sent to toe children of Appa- i selected for display in the 38th said that he began to sculpt in service. so far as wc could observe, toe violet 9 a.m., Sunday School. j and Valley Forge. and Mrs. Robert Anderson, 9:30 a.m., AduK Bible Time. preachdng “The Second Bates. RockvUle lachia tn care of Miss Caroline Annual National High School the eighth grade. This year, un­ And everybody's eepeeUJly favorite had Thursday all to Itself. And that iq guest speakers. O n n ce.” Church School. Oradea Cooltdge. The cost of mailing Art Exhibition in New York, der the guidance of Almand, he The troop went on a walking 10 a.m., Divine Worship with Rev. WUUam H. Balkaa tour of toe old historical part kind of law. It appears, la the kind of what each of toe thousand miracles and Elvening Service with medita­ 8 and 9 attending church. C United Methodist Chnrrti one hardbound book is 10 cents. This is the highest honor that undertook a study of the hu­ Holy Communion. Text: 1 Peter R t 44A, Bolton Pastor of the city. They saw and law which appUea to aomebody dse. but tion by toe pastor. 2:21-26. Theme: "The Good 10:45 a.m., Senior High For­ Donors are asked to tape a ! can come to a secondary school man form. Working at first with wonders and beauties of each and every Rev. Abram W. Sangrey, artist, said Roger'.* art teacher, touched the Liberty Bell, visit­ Shepherd, Good and Right Liv­ um. ’’Automation and Its Im­ 9 a.m., Sunday Srttoot olaasea dime inside each book contrib­ the tor.so, Roger has progressed does not interfere wlOi what you your- spring should have— a whole day to It­ pact On Buerlneoa,” Wells C. Minister Claude Almand. "My students ed toe Old Custom Houses and Jehovah’s Wltnessea ing.” Nursery in the parish for all ages. uted. Books should be brought tq a point where he can handle feel like doing. self, In its own spot In toe landscape Deraiison, speaker. to the church this coming Sun­ have won regional awards be­ the. entire figure quite well, said Carpenters Hall. In toe Old Kingdom__HaIl bouse, School 10:80 a.m., Church Service. Christ Church, they sat in the JEWELERS - SILV ERSMIT H S Never mind, l»wever, the disparate and toe promise, and In toe apprecia.tlon 726 North Main St. Thursday, 6:30 p.m., AduH 7 p.m., Junior Methodlrt 9:15 a.m., Sunday day. to be left in a box provided fore, but this is toe first time Almand. Youth FellowBhlp. claaaes. for toe purpose in toe vestibule. one has been picked to enter toe Four of his studies of the hu­ pews of George Washington •oUons of what law is and what law of mortals lucky enough to be bom Into information hour. Pastor’s class. fir s t Oongrogatioual Oharoh and Benjamin Franklin. The 4:30 p.m., Bible group ddscus- Twentiea and Thtriioa at toe 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., WoraMp Marks Anniversary national show, which Is the man form were entered in the » Mioukl be wblfti find their way Into the a world where things like tola can hap­ Vernon chaplain presented a brief his­ alon of toe Watchtower maga- Center Congregational Church church. Service. Guest speaker. Dr. Mrs. Eleanor Lord Ohsunpe of largest art exhibit In the Unit­ region exhibition at the Wads­ 7:30 p.m. Membership Sem­ Howard E. Tower. Worshipping at the Vernon tory of toe church where fifteen sbservancea of the day. pen. Mne article “Earthly Opjwtu-- United Church of Christ Elementary School Bloomfield, formerly of Hebron, ed States." worth Atheneum and won a gold inar. Roger’s "Blue Ribbon” piece key, a blue ribbon and honor­ signers of toe Declaration of Bo kmg aa the concept of law la taOc- nlty Opened up by Resurrec­ 11 Center St. Rev. John A. Lacey, Minister Is attending this weekend toe Independence attended. The tion.” Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, St. John’s Episcopal Church 60th anniversary of her gradu­ shows two wrestlers grappling. able mention. I2S parts go into a Sd about, and honored, that Is a gain. Rt. 80, Vernon Mias Helen C. Fischer, Betsy Ross House which is re­ Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group dis­ Minister Second Congregational Church Minister of Christian Education ation from Nortofleld Semi­ Now on its way to New York, it The gold key winner was the And occasionally there Is certain to Chicken And Peas cussions in the Bible aid: S88 N. Main St. Rev. James L. Grant, Rector is in clay with a bronze finish, | one cho.sen to enter the national stored to its original condition Rev. 'Joseph H. Dudley, nary, Nortofleld, Mass. was toured from cellar to gar- “Babylon toe Great Has Fallen! Associate Minister Rev. Felix M. Davla, Mlnlater measuring seven Inches high competition. It will be Judged greep Into this honoring of the concept The banquet circuit—the one that re- 7:46 a-m.. Holy Communion. 9:26 and 10:66 a.m.. Church Plates for Sale rett and a replica of the first God's Kingdom Rules!” at the Rev. Francis G. Hawes, Rev. O. Kbnalti' WUaon, School. The First Congregational and twelve inches across. by educators and artists. some acknowledgement of the cnidal volvee around rtilcken, peas and Ice Aaaoclate Mlnlater 9 a.m., Morning Prayer, The. exhibit will last from Right noriKRoger is thinking American flag was displayed. really fine, watch ... following locations: 87 Birch Minister of Christian Education 9:80 and 11 a.m.. Worship Church Missions Committee is test of mankind’s regard for the con- cream with goopy sauce—is a standard St., 287 Oakland St. and 726 sermon, claasea, babysitting. May 10-28 at toe Exhibition about a career in art. He will The scouts also enter^ the butt for Jokes. But whether or not It’s 10:46 a.m.. Holy Oommunton, Services. selling plates with pictures of Burial Grounds and read toe sept and the ideal. North Main St.; also, 144 Griffin 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Worship 10 a.m ., WoTshtp Service and 9 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel­ the church Imprinted, at 32.50 Hall of toe Union Dime Sav­ continue to, study with Almand funny, to toe victims, It can be awfully Rd., South WIndnor and Frjench SeiYice. Corflrmatdon Sunday, Church SpKooQ. Nursery through sermon, classes, babysitting. ings Bank and the new Hall­ this summer in the teacher's inscription on FYanklin's grave. We prove our loyalty to law and to educational. , . Wednesday, 10 a.m., Holy lowship. each. At the Atwater Kent museum Rd., Bolton. Holy Oommundon. “Subject: Grades T. Service of Holy Oom- 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel­ Profits from sales will be mark Gallery. studio in Essex. Law Day when we are willing to win In toe part couple fw'hx- Friday, 7 ;30 p.m.. Theocratic "An Impulse and an Art.” munloh. Communion Meditation Communion. the diaramas depicting the Friday, 9 a.m.. Holy Oovrjmu- lowship. used to pay postage for send­ highlights of early Americ.an sr lose In court. ample, toe nation’s nSwapaMr editors Ministry School. 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church by the Rev. Mr. Davis. ing five large cartons of chil­ 7 p.m.. Mu Sigma Grotq> nlon. History were seen along -with The ultimate concept of law In the and publishers bave been swirling in th- 8:30 p.m.. Service meeting. School. Crib Room (9:16 only) Union Oongregational Church drens’ clothing to Appalachia. Communist May Day teriocking orbits, first in Washington: through Junior High. wiH meet with Mr. and Mrs. ■ p.m.. Confirmation and Bish­ colonial paintings and objects. worid la that eventually it must become op’s Visitation. RockvUle Anyone wishing to purchase a and then In New York. Some of It Was’’'"- North Methodist Church Stanley MaiUeson. ReiUjPaoI J. Bownina, Paetor plate may contact Mrs. Albert Some scouts took a side trip Tue^ay, 7:30 p.m.. Church ttie Bubatitute for aU violence and a t­ Intentionally amusing (Alfred. Hitch-1':> - SOO Parker St. Church of the Nazarens RVr. Jam es L. Austip Coolidge, Mrs. Helen Roberts, to 'Visit Admiral Dewey’s flag­ tempts to Impose the will of one In- cock offering a Hollyood critique of toig. ;; Rev. Earle R. Custer, 238 Main St. School for Grades 8 through 13. Rockville Methodist Church ship, the USS Olympia. Others 142 Grove St., Mlnlator of OhrUtfaa Edoieatlon or Mrs. William Crooks. Peking Asks Support divldusl, or one group, or one nation, or press), some of it uhintentlonaUy funny. Pastor Rev. Robert J. Shoff, Minister Donald B . Watroos, 4-H Faahloa Show were amazed at the size and Calvary Church Rev. WUlaid E. ConkUn, Pastor ' (one speaker’s "brief remarks’’ a t lunch 9 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Rev. R. Alfred Swaln, Mlnlater of Music Over 300 Tolland County 4-H ornate structure of City Hall one bloc of nations, through the use of consuming 47 minutes, and bits v t It Service. Communion. Associate Mbiister (Asaemblies of God) with toe statue of 'William 9:30 a.m., (Jhurch School tor Chib members will modrt faah- force. (a panel on Journalism txxlay and tomor­ 9 a.m., 'Church School. Nurs­ 647 E . Middle Tpke. 9 Penn 547 feet above street level, Rev. Kenneth L. Guatafsoa Nursery through adults. a.m.. Church School tor k>ns they have created in their For Cong Guerrillas Our education has progressed falriy row) dreadfully depressing. ery and Grades 4 through 12. 9.30 a.m., 'Sunday School Oradea 6 through 13. 4-H clothing projects, at toe During toe evening, free time All of It, however, was Instructional. 10:80 a.m.. Church School. classes for all age groups. Paator 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. was given to window shopping well with individuals and groups. They Sermon; "Standing Upon the 10:80 a.m.. Church School for Tolland County clothing revue It not only confirmed latent suspicions Nursery, kindergarten and 10:45 a,,m., Worship Service. on Saturday, May 8. The revue and sightseeing. will, almost all the time, go to court Message' by toe pastor. <3iil- 9:46 a.m., Sunday School Rock.” Nursery through Grade infants through Orade 4. TOKYO (AP) — CommunistOpremier of Albania, and Hoang that public speaking is a dying art.- It Grades 1 through 3. 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service will take place in the Rockville Van Hoan, vice-chairman of the The next day after breakfast and take the verdict, whatever It is. dren’s Church and Nursery pro­ ohiSBee for all ages. 4. China called on foreign dele­ in the hotel dining room, toe also gave some Insight into toe causes Wednesday, 6 a.m.. Men’s and Holy Communion. “Omdi- high school auditorium, begin­ National Assembly of North of toe malady. And sugge.sted that toe Bible class, vided. n a.m., Divine Worship. 6:80 p.m., Methodlat Youth gates in Peking for May Day troop was taxied (it .took seven But nations lag. They don’t want to 6 p.m.. Junior Fellowship, Missions emphasis and offering. Fellowship for Senior High wlU ttoned to the Spectacular,” toe ning at 7:30 p.m. A group of Viet Nam. The Soviet Union disease is nothing to Joke about. 7 a.m.. Senior Youth Bible celebrations to support toe Red ■was represented by a trade cabs) to toe United States Mint go to court unless they are sure of Teen Fellowship and Young 6:30 p.m.. Evening Prayer. meet to go' to Warehouse Point Rev. Mr. Bowman preaching. outstanding girls who will rep- where they had a guided tour Begin with Adlal Stevenson, simply class. Reception of new membeta. Guerrillas in South Viet Nam union delegation. winning. They don’t want to submit to Thursday, 9:30 a.m., (Christian Adidft Fellowship. 7 p.m., Family Gospel Serv­ tor a rally. r e s ^ ToUand County at the and watched the coin manufaC' because he 18 toe exception to test toe 8 to 7 p ^ .. Junior and Seofor ajjfi . continue the struggle May Day was celebrated In Growth Group. 7 p.m., Elvangelistic Service. ice. Bible message and hymn Monday, 7:16 p.m., Prayer State Clothing conference In turlng proceos. They saw buck' law unless the law happens to coincide rule, a superb public speaker. Everyone Pilgrim WUowrttipa. Jun* will be pre^ted at the "against Imperialism." Moscow with a civilian parade Me.ssage by the Rev. Mr. Swain. sing. and dtsewion time. "L et Uf drink a toast to the ets of shiny peimies and silver With their own special interests. who had ever heard Mr. Btevenson, Wednesday, 7:30 p.'m,. Pray­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid­ close of toe program. that featured a float sho-wing coins. There were no free sain which must Include two-thirds of toe Concordia Lutheran Church victory of toe .Vietnamese peo­ Soviet 8upjx)rt for Communist Yet as surely as It was only law which 40 Pitkin St. er, Praise luid Bible study. week Service. To be considered for the pies, however. The next srtop populace, looked forwaril to his appear­ •late clothing conference a girl ple's patriotic struggle against forces in Viet Nam. made life possible and tolerable in the Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Pastor— U.S. aggression, to toe victory was at toe oldest Zoo in the ance at the final banquet of New York’s St. John’s Polish National mudi be 14 years old by Jan­ The usual display of military country located in toe Fair- vlUage, so It is going to have to be law newspaper week. The place was packed. Community Baptist Church of the struggle of the Asian, Af­ equipment was missing and 'will 9 and 10:80 a.m., H(ily Com­ Catholic Church 586 E. Center St Durig coqireased It ao well at uary 1, and must have complet­ mount Park' section of toe dty. which forms the basis for even elemen­ rican and Latln-American coun­ be shown this year on May 9, Mr. Stevenson, let It be said a t once, munion, Church School and Rev. Walter A. Hyszko Rev. Alex H. Elaeaaer, the public hearing last week, A Thought for Today ed three years of 4-H club Elxtra time was allowed as not started off In flhe form. As a native tries against imperialism," when celebrations of toe end of tal survival In our narrowing world. Nursery. Pastor Minister the Board has been moving In Sponsored by the Manchester work. The girls will be selected Communist Chinese Premier an animal, reptile, bird or mam­ midwe^temer with an overlay of Prince­ by a panel of adult evaluators World War II will be held. , mal were overlooked. That’s the kind of Law E>ay all men Saturday, 7 p.m.. The Order this direction for some time. CouncU of Churches Ohou En-lai told a reception in Prem ier Alexei N. Kosygin ton, -he has the rare gift of mingling of Public Confession. . Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m., Church School tor at a selection Tea, Wednesday Another highlight of toe trip are going to have to observe, every­ toe down-to-earth humor of Lincoln or 2. It was back In October, Peking. and Communist party Secretary -an ages. Claeses through Grade 1963 that the Board voted the evening. May 5. His remarks were reported bji- was the guided tour of Wash­ where, if they ever learn to Uve in the Mark ’Twain with the urbane wit of ,a Leonid I. Brezhnev reviewed ington’s encampment at Valley 4 win have an expended see- new school plan for toe Gren­ "In much wisdom iq much the New China News Agency. today's parade but made no literary Intellectual. For toe first 20 sion. ManchratOr Evening Herald Forge. Stops were made at his But the 126th is the most important world as Intelligently as they live In ier property (now known as “All peace-loving nations and speeches. minutes or so he held his audience 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. vexation; Hebron correspondent. Mis* Su­ Headquarters, toe huts, burial their villages. spellbound with his thrusts and parries EU Terry) be designed expand­ people throughout the ' world Riot poMce in Singapore, Ma­ Communion. Sermon: "Faith able to 27 rooms, with three of And ha that inereaseth san B. Pendleton, telephone 228- grounds and many statues. The and toe promise of thoughtful morsels should unite to amash toe crimi­ laysia, used tear gas to break scouts climbed the observatory and Fellowship.” Nursery. the rooms In the expansion for knowledge Inereaseth sorrow 8454. nal plan of U.S. imperialism to up at least four groups of leftist to come. Connecticut Yankee 7 p.m.. Junior and Senior High tower on top of . Mount Joy. kindergarten use. These facul­ (EcciMlaatea 1:18)” escalate the war in Indochina,” demonstrators today. Including They sat In the Washington Me­ But 'after that appetlzer^^otolng. Baptist Youth Fellowships. Chou said. a mob of 400 at the.U.S. consu­ Australia Joins Us B y A .H .O . ties are presently under con­ If this was true tn the time morial Chapel where they The group in front of him were eager struction r and should be com­ He said that the U.S. "peace late. ...th e nam e In hear his views on Viet Nam, the prob­ served on Mondays and that le­ United Pentecostal Church of Eoclealaatea, K la much more learned that the fifth Sunday In A t long last, the United States Is get­ Where toe planned strategy pleted late this year. Police Arrests talks scheme” iwas aimed at Malaysian autooritles had the year is designated as Con lems of the UN or on any one of a num­ gal holidays which normally 187 Woodbrldge St. ao In our time. The great ad- "Forcing the Vietnamese people banned May Day celebrations, ting In Vietnam, a companion flag In for this session of the General 3. In Deceniber, 1963, the Vances which man has made In necticut Sunday as our state ber., of subjects which Mr. Stevenson fall on Thursday or Saturday Rev. Robert L. Baker the Board of Education ea- to yield to capitulation." saying pro-Indonesian elements which it can take special satisfaction. Assembly was to dispose of Its science and technology have Benjamin Zlellneki, 58, of 143 was toe fifth one to Join toe un oouid have discussed with knowledge should, be observed on Fridays. LJu Ning-yl, president of the would use them to create disor­ ion. The chaplain pointed out Australia Is not one of our kept and Intelligence. Instead, they got a public hearings more expedi­ This would, in e ffe c t, make 10 a.m ., Sunday schort. tabUshed a "Citizens Commit­ greatly Increased our anxiety Spniee St., was charged with tee on Public School Organlza- All-China Federation o( Trade der. ' carved replica of our state flag MtelUtes, like North Korea. It is a free, women’s club lecture on how toe U.S. tiously than usual by omitting every holiday create that nice 11 a.m., Worship. and fear about thb future of Intoxication and p lac^ In toe Unions, called for the launching Police, backed by federtil re­ . tlon” composed of 30 citizens a man and the world. Y et man on toe church celling. democratic oormtry, which doesn’t send must perforce play, a role in toe world toe hearings on a number of long weekend which Is swiftly 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv­ Hartford State Jail In default of “'on unprecendently powerful serve, troops, dis^rsed about The trip was very education­ —just as If toe editors and publishers supposedly unimportant bills, becoming the desired objept of ice. broadly representative of tha oannot help learning more of bond, payment. Patrolman 600 'demonstrators in three troops into foreign actions except by community. One of the ques­ mass movement on a world­ al and enjoyable. It helped to had slept through the past 25 years. toe actual . development of both Connecticut labor and Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Uble about himself and his environ­ Curtis (jaakell, made toe arreet wide scale” to compel the Unit­ downtown areas. More than 120 democratic processes of Its democratic tions the conunlttee was to ment, for intellectual pursuit la complete the badge activities In Moreover, It wasn't good Stevenson. events has made the hearings Connecticut management. study, prayer meeting. laat night after he aaiw Zielin- ed States to get out of Viet Nam persona were arrested, includ­ toe field of citizenship,. Anoth' government. expeditious by other techniques. One of the nice things about study was public kindergarten. I>reeisely what , dUferentlrtas Akt walking erratically on Main and "all other placee they have ing 50 women. A special' 'The moment he got to that point known Including cost, faculties, trans­ er interesting fact was presenjt' to every banquet listener when he shift­ One technique Which evolved the Noyes bill is that it would >spel him from the other species In St„ he sal(T occupied.” gimrd had been p<»ted around And AustrallA by deciding to send a portation, timing, etc. The com­ ed when our scout leader In­ on the dial I ed from his Informal remarks to toe for­ was that of scheduling so many relieve Sunday of all responsi­ 416 deniter St. the ajilm&l world. W hat he Randall W. Gee, 22, of Botton, Liu also said the Chinese peo­ the U.S. consulate d^rller in the token force, an Infantry battsdloh of mittee report, submitted In formed, toe bus driver that he* mal speech even the . style changed. It hearings at toe same tifne on bility for observances of a holi­ must also do is to learn to was charged-with reckless driv­ ple “were determined to liber­ day. Some of the demonstrators was traveling In toe wrong dl 800 men, to Vietnam, has thereby ac­ was such prose that Mr. Stevenson . toe same day that nobody could day nature, and let It be Just 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. June, 1964, was unanimously In oops with itis fears and anxie- ing and was sunmioned to ap­ ate their territory of Taiwan.” were protesting U.S. policy in favor of kindergarten. rection according to the setting We expect, in fact we DEMAND, a lot more of knowledged that it buys and a c c ^ ts our himself stumbled a few times, aa if he’d begdn to attend them all. It was Sunday. 12:15 p.m., jkmday School. 11 es and uss them- aa stimuli pear at the Maiv^ester session The -New China News Agency Viet Nam. sun. Now we know why we 7 p.m., Ooepiel meeting.' 4. ARhouglh the teachers as a of Circuity Court, 12 on May 17. reasons for being In Vietnam and for never seen toe speech before and was better still If toe hearings were And, by happy coincidence, to knprova his lot .on this said delegations from 70 coun­ More than 100,000 workers never get lost on hiking trips a watch when it has OUR OWN name on its dial. scheduled only a few hours be­ this session of toe Legislature Tuesday, 8 p.m., Prayer. whole have not been poUsd, 37 D l A Q t t e Hfi-iniecuBed of digging up,a tries were in Peking for the cel­ attended celebrations In Ran­ fighting in Vietnam, and is willing to caught surprised by some of the awk­ because we.have a human com ward smtences. fore .they were actually held. happens to have before it, even meeting. staff members Inte^ewed a SulMnittsd by lawn of a, McKee St. residence ebrations. They Included For- goon, Burma, and heard the pass with us. Naturally! We lay down the most rigid specifica­ ' Join toe cause. When such techniques worked though it too had to stand as an Friday,-8 p.m., Bible reeding. few months ago gave unani­ Rabbi Laon Wtod while in the proceee of turning eira Minister Kojo Botsio of country's chief, Gen. Ne Win, Also, as the bus crossed the It was pretty clear what had happen­ mous support to pubUc kinder­ around. t tions to our watchmakers In Switzerland. And This Is the vei^ thing that has been ed. The first part was a man speaking, out beat for toe speed and prog­ orphan a t the hearing we a t­ Tanvls Beth Stioloa Ghana; Spiro Koleka, first 'vlce- issue a call for unity. state line coming home, the ress of toe Legislature, toe tended, House Bill 3677, intro­ The Salvation Iknuy garten. lacking in Vietnam so far—toe accep­ and therefore interesting. The second most popular question was YOU can hold us completely responsible. chairman of a public hearing duced by Rep. Earle Robison of «S1 Main St. 6. A klndeigartsn currlnUum where may we go next and how tance of our case by our own traditional part was brewed In a bureaucracy Oapt. WilUam D. MacLenn somewhere, either in the timid glass would be able to call off long New Milford. This bill, dealing committee under direction cf soon! 'that’s scouting at Rt alHea. Uats of bills scheduled, giving with toe subject of work and Officer In Charge - Asst Supt. Perry has been at I bouse of/the United Nations or the fog­ Mary’s. Scouts making this trip toe number of the bill, asking recreation on Sunday, would. If woric for several months. were; Diane Bernard, Sharon Why la Australia the first? For one gy bottom of Washington. It was there­ 8 a.m., Te5»~- aga prayer Herald fore dull, stable and pronUesa. for anyone in favor, anybody adopted, make Sunday Sunday 8. Ths Town Council has Dr» King, Forman Admit Brewer, Rebecca Brook, VIC' thing, Australia has a reopnl of being breakfast. opposed, and then pronouncing again, forbidding sports unless stated H is unanimously in fa­ toria Coro, Laurie Broderick, OUR THREE-YEAR UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE aarly to answer every call made upon Doubtless the bureaucracy would re­ the hearing' closed, without so between amateurs and "pro­ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for vor of pubUc Undeigarten as Yesterdays ply that in tola instance it \^re better ail agea. Janet Diehl, Kathleen Ferra- Its courage and its manpower. much aa a peep from the pub- vided no admission fee shall be aoon aa feasible. Bon, Judith Fredericksen, Kath­ Mr. Stevenson didn’t say anything. Af­ Uc. charged, and toe same shall be 10:46 a.m., HoUness .Service. 2S Yean Ago IS WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD ter all, Viet Nam la a touchy subject and In conskleraUon of all these erine Olenney, Laurie Heqrd For a second thing, 'Australia Uvea In Never has there been a ses­ so conducted as not to interfere Sermon by Oapt. Em ert Millar fabtors, I am optinllstlc for a. his views on it might upeet things. Per­ SliBowtaB receipt of ataU- Civil Rights Differences Gail Heller, Diane Fontana, c<,Chicago. a aense of peril down In Its com er of sion, therefore, with so many with public worship or disturb kindergarten program In Boutli Laura Kurtz, Joan La'wson, 8U' haps so. But that didn't keep toe result orphaned bills, forced to appear the reasonable comfort, quiet 4 p.m.. Festival cf Fniee. ment from Superintendent Fred the world. What It really baa^^ts eye on, from being cruel if not unusual punish­ Wlndaor, regz^eas of any ao- san Moorehouse, Suzanne No­ No matter what happens to your in the merciless spotlight of and peace of any person." The Vocal mlnlrtzy of Oa|)t Bknert Uon tha atafs may or may not H. Parker of Town Water De- when it agrees to help us symbol|oaUy In ment, both for toe audience and Mr. MlUer. partinm t that 18 out of 30 ATLANTA, Oa. (AP) — D r.f Forman at the nows conference^ Bach group was declared ble, Sharon Neary Lynn Rhodes, Michaels watch within three years of ite eioinmlttse and public scrutiny park commissioners of every take. "much in agreement with the Vietnam, is toe possible struggle which SteverCson himself. . . . residents of Oourtland Bt. evi­ Martin Lutoer King J r . and in a downtown motor hotel and Paula Scott, Susan Sherlock without a single friend to stand community would have power V s» tiz^ yours; Immediately afterward returned other,” Belafonte said, report­ Laurlene Smith, Efiaine PereS'. purchase, we guarantee to put it ba<^ may lie ahead to protect Malaysia from Any veteran of toe banquet'circuit up and say a good word for to license concerts or amateur Jan e D. Romsyn dently vrieh to have town sew­ JunM Forman, )iay leaders in nowadays expects the same pallid diet ers inetailed adjacent to their to a dlacuaalon of issues, ing the Joint talks were meant luha, Cynthia.'thresher, Chris­ into good working condition or replace the ambitions of Indonesia. ' them, or, for that matter, any­ sports events subject to rules to P . 8 . 1 thlidc ths South Wlnd­ the natlon’e civil rights move­ to clear the eir, patch up differ- from all save professional Jokesters. -By , property. Board of Seleotnien projects and problems with tine Twoomey, Diane Wicks, body to speak even a word be adopted "for toe purpose of aor news In tho Herald has Im­ them.' encea and avert biroada of divi­ it with a new one. AND AT NO COST Indonesia -la the Oonununiit-leaning and large toe heads of our. business en­ against them, which would at securlnjg order and quiet con> Open Forum vg»te to call public hearing on ment, have admitted differences Donna W ohlgm uth, aad Ben' proved greatly and la getting but aay they have agreed to oo- Forman, who made few re­ sion when King and Form an are lor Soouts Patricia Harris TO Y O U l nation which la Auatrsha'a nearest terprises are Int e i y tlng" people, and isast bs one kind of attention. duct on the part of those who better aU ths Urns. Ccngratula- queatlcn. In the field. they can be tasolnaUng when you start oparata in several projects. marks at tha oonferenoa, said Pamrta Broderick and Janet neighbor. ^ Some of these orphans might. engage In such music or sports Booth Windsor Rloasrgt t f tions. Board of grtaotmen aaaouncai Kiig; aald the disctMslon was them talking about their own busineas.. To tho Editor, At a new« oonfarenca Friday BeUufonte was not a "m edia­ Fontana. Aleo accompanying More than 60 style*, for men and women. In our wmewhat unreliable and also of all persons In a t­ that Manohaater la faced with Xing amphastaed in a Joint tor.” "very fruitful. In general w« And one . of the strategic diplomatic In private, that la. After toe p.r. opinion, he. donaidered the tendance," with such events to A munber of poople Intor- were Mrs. Paul Bernard, Mrs VS. Offer$ toon* proapect of .immediate frowth atatenient ttiat dttferenoea nave Howqver, the soft-apokdn Be- are in agreement on atrategy.” WUllam Mootahouse, M n. Rich' 449.78 to $500. factors which has played Its pArt In tos boys In toe back room get through de­ greatest opportunities for real be scheduled only in places eoted In public klpdeigarten for ot mora than lOo hdmea The joint atatement Mid hydrating their conversational language, been exaggerated and that he lefonte[said; " I t wouH be inoor- ard Rhodes and M n. Antbonfir attitude of the British Qovemment public service presented to this where such music can be given South Wlndaor are cooceraed coot to pay there were not soma oboloe cf taotlos by SCLC and and the board of directors gets through and F o m a p are working to- Sherlock.-Leaders of Uhe troop toward our poUcy In Vietnam and which session. or sport engaged In without that If K doss not start this WABHINCrrON — To brtp aituatkms where there was a BNOC was ditHcultsuit and that sterilising .|helr thoughts, what comes It seemed to us, for Instance, disturbing the reasonable com- Stptembeh the program will low-inoomc faznlllM in rural 10 Yean Ago are Mn. Everett KeUey and has helped produce tola Australian * 1 i ^ 1 a pcartdint of tho Boutb- lack of clarity.” they had i to foster CD' M n . Rictaarti Harria. out Is asidry and tasteless aa a drug- that House BtU 8888, introduced fort, quiet and peace of any never.come to pass until atate anas raise Ihslr Inoome, tiis Belaionte «tid that in the beat operativeitativa affortsforts for enaotmentenactment proffer of 800 men is the fact that Bflt> sto n aamlwioh. Ertpartinaat of Agzteidtim la on) Chrtiuaa lAadatrttip Oon* by that perpetual disturber of other person." And ordliwy statii^eo requira R. BtarttaB of maaa anti- 'llrrtM* .Mid Fonnaa la axtou- of battte and "the war on nerves of the vo^ng rights biU and the w i 6 5 * m l ^ ^ aln and Auatndla together can'hardly R ’s more than cruel; It's a rtty. It’s the ieglslative peace. Rep. Rich* Beopl« who want to affairs not In my oplnioa tfaie view­ now aoceptiag apfdleattons for o Inoculatkm propam- in try oftta Btn£^ there comes a time when objec­ Atabama boycott and to ohai- *Army* in 71 Nation* asd, not funny, when people wtio have ard Noyes ot Farmlngtdta, conducted In mcoordanoe with point ie too pwrimletlo. . kiaaa up to M,6M , to flnsM Kiii«atar and Oomrtrobut da- lenge tho abating of Mrttiaalppl ■rltiolae us for being tough In Vietnam nrnall family bustoessas. trades, K Ooim- tivity can leave you for a mo- - * when they themselves inieiid to be as things to say can’t say them, and when should havs had more attentloa such standards could bs ftaud The proepaots for puhlto khi- panda anttroly on word dm t u n menit.!' oongreasmen. LONDON rJ. A 88-year-oM those who gather U). hear somethiog than it fo.t, which was non#, on 84 each ,too. dergaiirtt have brightened im- aarvtqas aad. farming antac* waahiagton on fvaluatioe now He said be was raquarted to It alao. said oarafUl oonald«W- ttlnsrant «vaiia*Ust, WUUam tough as they can in Malaysia. Britain D O W N TO W N MANCHESTER AT 9S8 M A IN STREET worth hearing get words as devoid of tho day ws hoard a committee AU that is a description of meniely, In the past few yean. prisaa. Rural oooparilittvaa that balnf made of rs^ort on Salk I stngfiF HUTF'lirtB- meat wHta Ring and Forman tlon bad been given to recurring Bootli. foondsd the BaKatlon has been moving troops tp Malaysia flavor, nourishment and pleasure as toe chairman ' It. what Connecticut really needs 1. la Mntjraet -to put a few aatva low-fnoana famlHaa and yoomu badbeon oaSod tn ta flrt and aomd of tnair ooDsaguia i ohargas of Oomtnuniat lofUlrap Ajnngr In Um suipinsr ot 1885 t o s ^ than we havs been moving troops pre-packaged chicken and peas dished Noyes bill would provide —not more holidays, but on# . yean age, South wLadior now sunrhsM. and fadUtles ^arvia OcaatnettOR < k ia ahjaottvf obaw fr TtaiaHaBti and tha two otvO ttoi) in the chril rights move- tn IkHKlan. Now tbs otRaniUp Is Vietnam. And both Britain and Ans> up wholesale by the hotel chef. —VER­ that hmtS bottdaya which not- day in ths weak R)ileh wimld b# a « f avaUaMa may :for TlgMs laadsM aald i h ^ dla- ortirtodkrt tlon b in W,0Q0 fuD-tfms o(>;| MONT ROYSTER IN THE WAU* mally fan on Sunday, Tuesday a day of mat from both, work •flmliilstistloii ^ sIpOilM. Soir wiidlfc' euaaad no "" S S e wrtW^Seied to O am b a l In ooUva In n ocNia*| -STRjBer-aOtilVULr------and teUdagr. ^ t e w flC jkji\ tete MIVVte td M n S u r - ' V A ' - E A fiefW ieB EVENmO HEBALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 1,1985 MANCHEOTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN;, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1665 PAGE SEVE§ Judge House Named Obituary Andover Captured Cong Arms ChurchSets ' To Supreme Court Death Claims International Called Red Chinese I?' Judge Charles S. House of 160 Westland St. has been Dr. Flaherty (OonttaiMd trooi Paga Om ) decision- was announced In 8 Family Night Pyongyang radio broadoaat. B 5 5 ? ■nominated by Gov. John Dempsey to the State Supreme Radio Hanot, In a broadcast Prime Minister Keith J. Ho- m Court of Errors, the state’s highest tribunal. Judge monltorad in Tokyo, (ieacribed lyoake of New Zealand aald in House, who only 10 days ago assumed the post of chief Of RockviUe TonAgn atudenta from IS dif- Wellington today his country judge of the State Superior ferant countriM will ooma to the report as "teblas." The had "no plans to send a miUtary • Court, will succeed Justice John ROCKVnXJC — Dr. JttM V. Aadovar Friday to join with broadcast ctalmed air activities unrt to South Viet Nam — but Flaherty, 78. of 42 Elm we have never eaid we would Jd. Comley of Stamford, whose Aadovtr dtlaana In Uit Inter- In the azea were o a ^ e d out by retirement from the bench be­ 12th Cirenit mar chief of ataff at IteeKvint planes chartered by the United not do so.” Hal Boyle comes effective on July 1. General Hospital and State FUh naiionM Family l4lght luppar States to drop supplies to troops He said Australia's rscent CAR LEASING MANCHESTER ^Bike’ Ride GUNLIFFE H I G H G R A D E Judge Mouse has served on Court Cases and Game OonunUsloaar for 10 at the Congregational Church. fighting the Pathet Lao. decision to send 800 conibat the State Superior Court since years, died last night a t Rook- The college atudenta are gueata North Korea’s Communist troops to South Viet Nton met a MOTOR SALES villa Gaheral Hos^tal i/ta c a direct request from toe Viet­ Hollywood’s Every Trip PRINTING July 20, 1B53, upon appointment of Andover famUiak who ira party presidium approved a and RENTALS EXPERT AUTO BODY and by former (Jov. John Lodge. EAST HARTFORD SESSION long lllnast. government decision to send namese government, but New SEAFOOD Job and Commercial He began his medical practice part of the Hoet Family pro­ Zealand had not received such a FENDER REPAIRS His nomination to the state’s Richard J. Shea, 40, of 613 gram at thb Univaraity of Con- arms and men to Viet Nam If |T|nt In Maacheeier. New CHOICE VARIETY Printing highest court continues Man- in Rockville In the horse and requested by the Viet Cong. The request. No. 1 Sport In Saigon ENAMEL and LACQUER Main St., Manchester, was sen­ buggy days and was hOborM in nectiouL care, tnD malatoiiance, fully REF1NI8HINOS • Chester’s recognition in the ju­ Familiaa In town who wiah Prompt and Efficient diciary. Judge William J. Shea tenced to 30 days at the State 1959 for hla 80 yaars aarvlei te msnred to reduce your prob Qualify HOU.YWOO D(AP) —The in' Jail in Hartford for intoxica­ his comunlty. He retlrsd about to laam more about the hla- leine and werrtea For fall in­ outdoor kport in Hollywood A Challenge REASON ARLE p r ic e s Printing Of All Kinds had been on associate justice of tory and culturaa of foreign FREE ESTIMATES the State Supreme Court from tion. He ’was arrested Thurs­ five years ago. Dominican Firing Goes On formation ran these days opens with tos sim­ Dr. Flaherty started hli gen­ countriaa, and especially to have Seafood ple challenge, "Honey, let’s gb SAIGON, South Viet Nam RT. 83—VERNON, CONN. Community Press July, 1P59 until his death, on day night at a Main St. resi­ their children acquire such r*b. 5 of this year. dence. eral pnacUce of medlotne in the for a bike ride." (AP) — In war-torn South Viet - Just Above the Traffic knowlodge, have "adopted” for­ Paul Dodo# Pontiac 43. O AK ST. Circle 9 East Middle Tpke. Gov. Dempsey nominated two Matthew Nesmith, 16. of Henry Building on Park St., in Scene from Film on the West Despite Cease-Fire Order INC. With a roar, off ride toe Kirk Nam, you may take your life in August 1909 after graduating In the late idSO’s, an American pioneer family take their eign atud«;te and have had TEL. 64e-9»,<(7 Douglases, Polly Bergen and TEU U48-4)0I6 Telephone 64.3-.'>727'’ other Superior Court judges for Bridgeport, was fined 350 for them as gueste in their homes «>- 878 MAIN 8TKEBT your hands if you venture far appointment to the Supreme larceny. He was arrested earli­ from Georgetown Unlveftlty or homemade raft down the Ohio River in the massive Metro- (Conttnned from Page One) responiebdllty tor restoring Phone 649-2881 her husband, agent Freddie Mediciiio In June 1808, and com­ Goldwyn-Mayer-Cinetama production, "How the West Was in recent monUia. Fields, or Barbara Rush and outsifie Saigon. Oeurt.. er in the week for stealing a Students at the supper on peace and rekindling constitu­ The nominations were among radio from a parked truck out­ pleting hU Internship at St. Won." Shown left to right are ■ Agnes Moorehead, Debbie Caamano, took toe fortress aft­ tional government. We Urge Yon To Support husband, publicist Warren OoW' But if you do much walking side the Grand-way store, in Francis Hospital, Hartford, in Reynolds, Kimm Chamey and Carroll Baker. Karl Malden Friday wUI repreeent a large an, gunning over the Hollywood eight submitted to the General portion- nf the population of the er heavy fighting. Survivors A 'few hours later U.S. Am­ The Lutz Junior Museum MANCHESTER inside Saigon, you lake your life Assembly FYiday. They are sub­ Manchester. 1909. is at the stem, with Bryan Russell in foreground. The pic­ bassador W. Tapley Bennett hills on their motorcycles. In your feet. g l a s s ject to approval of both houses. He was chief of staff emeri­ ture, filmed in Metrocolor on locations covering nine states, world; Thej- come from Brazil who swam the river said the announced in Santo Domingo RUG CLEANING Motorcycling, a popular sport PONTIAC end India. Also, the Middle here among he-men actors of There la, no such thing as an e For Auto Wlndahleldit ' Lt. Gov. Samuel- J. Tedesco of tus at Rockville Hck^ntal and has a east' of 24 stars. The picture starts Sunday at the rebels committed atrocities that toe' ruling military junta COMPANY Innocent bystander here. AND Bridgeport, attorney Leo Pars- headed the hospital t t t J t to r State Theater for a six-day showing. East Is repiw anted by students against toe defenders and exe­ the '40s, is making a comeback e For Store Fronts and all from Pakistan, Afghanistan, and the rebels who want to re­ KING GEORGE IV among stars of both sexes. Particularly if he is a pedes­ sizes of windows key of Bloomfield and Public Hospital Notes many years He wee one Of the cuted several police officers store ousted Preeldent Juan 16 HANNAWAY ST. trian he is fair game (or all and Utilities Commissioner Paul J. early physicians aotive In radi­ Iran, and Iraq. ALfrica will ha-ve who had surrendered unarmed. "It’s a social s ^ rt, .like horse TEMPEST e For Tcble Tops . • / the largest number present with Bosch to power had agreed to BLENDED back riding," says ^ w an , who toe only time he isn't in danger Driscoll of Norwich were i»ocn- visiting hours are 2 to 8 ology in Connecticut and served In all, toe rebels were report- submit tos dispute to OAS arbi­ Phene 643-0012 of being run down is during the OPEN 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Inated to fill the three vacan­ p.m. In all areas excepting as hosptui t-adlok^r. Herald G>rrespondent, 95 miesta from Ghana, Nigeria, ■ed to control more than half of rides tandem on his Japanese Zambia, Southern Rhodeeia, the tration. machine with his wife. curfew hours between 2 and 4 SAI ES and SERVICE SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON cies that -would be created on maternity where they are 2 to He was former health officer Santo Domingo. The objective of the OAS SCOTCH WHISKEY a.m. If he is abixtad then he is the Superior Court bench. 4 p.m. and 6:30 to 8 p.m. and for Ellington, and medical ex- Sudan, Malawi and Ethiopia. "It’s a great way to get out in peace team is not only to secure 3-DAY the country," .says Stella Stev­ only in danger of being shot by The appointments came as no private rooms where they are amlner for Andover, Bolton, Finds Youth in Growing Old Families attending are askeJ WASHINGTON (API — The a cease-fire but to offsr a for­ the police. PAUL DODGE J. A. WHITE surprise. They had been pre 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors are Columbia, Tolland and Vernon. to bring a hot diah or a aalad SERVICE! ens, who has a baby blue helmet United States looked to the Or­ mula under which the Domin­ M e99 to match her English cycle. It is sal ’ that one rea-son the dieted for months. requested not to smoke In pa­ Arointed to the State Board (Cetifinned from Page One) with the preference, if possible, ganization of American State* icans might establish a stable — also — Painting Firm in 50th Year G L A S S C O . Dethpeey also nominated two tients’ rooms. No more than of Fisheries and Game In 1841, any more. Miss Susan,..Pendle to be a foreign dish. After the No one would dream of wear­ besieging Viet C o ng haven't tak­ PONTIAC, me. today to make .sure the cease­ government. ing a black leather jacket or The firm of William Dickson-^ en SMgon is that after reaching 31 BIssen St.—TeL M0-7SSS men for the Court of Common two v-isltora at.one time per pa­ be worked to expand facilities On the chair beside her bed ton, still seems to be having supper entertainment will be fire In the jittery Dominican L a t i n-American diplomats FUBNITUBE CLKAMNO Fleas. tient. for Connecticut sportsmen. He fun. As she said, at 25 she VICHI'S black leather boots. t Son is celebrating; Its 5Gth that all furniture, desks, ma­ the outskirts of the city they F » Mata SL—Trt. 648-2821 are four mysteiy stories, but offered, directed by Gordon Mac­ Republic sticks. said that what the OAS actually chines, etc., will be covered with The judges nominated to sue was known for his interest In thought she was old. Now, Donald, who paints, designs 'The inter-American group "A windbreaker and loafers, anniversary for bock in 1915 decided it would be hopeless to Patients Today: 284 she says when she can’t sleep seeks is to establish at soon as or slacks and tennis shoes — ample, all - enveloping drop try to fight their way through ceed retiring Supreme Court field trials an^ iwsm an active at night she recites Kelley’s there’s so much new she doesn't scenery, singe and acts as. the wea moving swiftly. A special possible Inteiml order in toe PACKAGE STORE William Dickson started the justices are: ADMITTED YB5SXHSRDAY: member of New England Field feel old at all. occasion may demand. that’s about it," says Cowan. cloths to protect them from any the traffic. * ode,’ "To a Skylark.” foreljm mlnleteps’ meeting was Dominican Republic so that 20 BISSELL ST. Or even a conservative busi­ buslnesa and in 1922 his son, stray paint spots. Frankly, the Saigon traffic is famous MANCHESTER ' Judge House to succeed Justice Mrs. Loma Ahem, RFD_. 2; Trial Association and served es Miss Pendleton doesn’t spent Board Candidate set for this morning. An OAS American troops can be' 'with­ 15% OFF on John Tedford, 65 Walnut St.; a Judge throughout New ^fnj;- ness .suit: Bob Brandt, husband James Dickson joined the firm. men rarely ^ have need for throughout the Far East. It TOURAINE Comley; Judge John R. Thlm of nvueh time In bed, however. .Another candidate is in the peace team planned to fly to the drawn quickly. of Janet Leigh, hiked up to-the Fifty years of serving the pub­ such elaborate protection of fur­ starts early in the morning and. MEMORIAL CO. Hamden to succeed Justice Roman Mockalls, 111 Hublard land. He a charter'miember She says she gets up at about field for election to the Rham divided Caribbean republic to- The mission Is unprece'. Awnings er Smith, Ann-Margaret’s form­ ing handled by William Dick­ While the firm of WlUlam your bumper." P and IVI Shop recent promotions of Judges 626 Center St.; Francis Zinker, gate to several Democrats con­ Another Infirmity, she has Financing, according to Gen­ shoppers are asked to meet at buttered rice, yellow beians and • Door Canopies er beau, Elvis Presley, is a Arthur H. Haeley of New Haven bike fan. too. son Son today, for this Ann Dickson A Son Ls equipped to do The traffic here is picturesque RE-UPHOLSTERINO East Hartford; Robin Weldon, ventions. iHe was often called been ahle to conquer. Four eral Manager Richard Martin, Bunce School at 3:30 p.m. stewed tomatoes; Tuesday, epa- • Storm D&urs is eet up to take care of this, business and Industrial work ESSO and John A. Speaiale of Torr- upon to serve, as Master of ghetti and hamburg and tossed Motorcycling became a Holly­ as well as impossible. 'The * Modarn Furnifura Ington to the Superior Court Warehouse Point; Paul Jesa- years ago she fell on a piece must be by bonds, since the fire o Onmblnatlon Windows kind of work with a mlnlmurti and can do entire homes. James streets are a rolHng museum of nls, 259 Fem St.; -Joseph Bu­ ceremonies at banquets Ui this of high curbing and cracked her department’s capital improve­ Request UN Marine Cpl. CTharles H. Hunt­ salad; Wednesday, frankfurte Manchester Awning Cq. wood (ad in the '40s among such of Interuption. Many times it 405 MAIN ST. . Grillo is a State Workmen’s area. In rolls, potato chips, pickles as Clark Gable, Van Johnson Dickson Is delighted to take the history of wheeled vehicles. and Antiques Compensation commissioner chanan, Southbridge, Mass.; hip. After some months in the ment reserve fund was exhaust­ er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. 188 WEST CENTER SX/ ■npar* OA&-L is possible to do the work dur­ care of any aize Job. The same Your status depends on TEL. 649-553.3 Arthur Schultheels, 103 Lake- In addition to being a charter hospital and convalescent home, ed to pay for the new central snd carrot and celery sticks: and Keenan Wynn. e Store Stools and Booths McGrath, the corporation Hunter of 67 Ardmore Rd., was .Telephone 648-8091 ing business hours without too interest is taken In the amaUest whether you own your vehicle, • Custom Furniture wood Cir.; Raymond Adding­ member 'of the m ed i^ statf at she came back to her own firehouse. To Conduct promoted to his present rank ■rhursday, turkey in grav>-, Retnbllshed 1048 • MOVntB Gable gave it up after a na.sty much interference with regular * Tune^ips council for the city of Water­ Rockville Hospital he was a spill and Johnson abandoned his Job and If you would like to what kind of wheels it has and SUpcovers and Draperica bury. ton, Glastonbury; John Fonts- house and now walks without a The directors will consider March 30 while serving st Ma­ dressing, mashed potato, peas business procedure. However, talk with him, he would be how much it cost. nella, Stafford b rings. charter member of RockvllU also appropriating 311,000 from and carrots, cranberry sauce: • FAORMa after a similar experience. Made to Order Judges of the State Supreme cane. rine Corps Schools, Quantlco, in some cases it is necessary happy to do so at your cctiiven- At the bottom,Aof the eoclal Complete SelectloB of * Engine Cleaning ADMITTED TODAY: L«o Lodge of Elks- Ha was also a Sfi# doesn’t bake her own the sewer department operating Examination Friday, fish bites, m a^ad po­ Johnson still wears a metal Court of Errors and Superior Va. Before entering the service <5wsrtes t s plate in his skull as a result of to do part — or all — of the ience. Just phone him at 649- totem pole is the cyclo driver Materials Mitterholzer, Coventry. member a t SL Bernard’s Church bread anymore, though,, and a and capital project accounts to in October 1969, Hunter attend­ tato, creamed com and oole work nights and over week­ * Minor Repairs Court serve eight - year terms Men's Club, the Holy Name Re­ (Continued from Page One) slaw. M ORB S»BOWkE his accident. 0920 for any ■work you wish who wears a conical hat and FREE ESTIMATES while those of the Court of BIRTHS TTESTEJIDAY: A housekeeper' comes in a few the department’s capital im­ ed Howell Cheney Technical ends. When this is the case, done. operates a pedal taxi resem­ Lower Level of the Parkade treat League, the American times a week to Aeaten things provement reserve fund. That Maple Street School; Mon­ OBOORATB WITH However, since toe influx of * Stamps Common Pleas are appointed son to itr . and Mrs. Eugene Medical Society and medloal so­ School. lightweight motorcycles from you can depend upon James Tliere is no need to worry bling a bike pushing a wheel <49-6324 tor four years. Sprauge,' 138 W. Center St.; up and do a littele cooking. amount would serve as part tlve at the United Nations to day, ravtoll, green beans, cole Dickson to handle all the de­ about decorating-when you have chair. cieties of Rockville, Tolland and payment to Anderson-Nichols demand An urgent meeting of slM ; Tuesdiiw, barbeeped. Ham­ Sh e r w in -Wil l ia m s Japan, about 1959, families liave a son to Mr. and Mrs. James the State of Connecticu't, aiid Mias Pendleton is one of five raresnan apprentice Roy F. been giving the sport a new im­ tails, see to it that the work James Dickson do work for you Szarek, 6 Evergreen Rd. children of Dr. and Mrs. Cyrus Associates for preparation of the Security Council to examine DelOng, USN, son of Mr. and burg on rolls, potato- chips, The cyclo drivers are widely he was a Fourth Degree Kni|rht the question of toe U.S.A.’s Monchefter Moving age. Is done before regular business for no interior decorator could suspected of including ■ many BIRTHS TODAY: A son to of COlumhue. H. Pendleton. She graduated working plans for the propoeed Mrs. Roy E. Delong of 79 Wal­ pickles and oUves; Wednesday, SUPER Says Cowan: "We became hours with no interuptlng to do a better job for you. Mr. Gold Star Tea from wtvat is now WUlimantic crosstown relief sewer. Hie armed intervention." chicken noodle soup, egg salad and Trucking Co. secret enemy Viet Cong agents VIC’S PIZZA SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Dearing- Survivors Include two daugh­ nut St., arrived in Naples interested when our friends the busines-s itself. Each job Dickson has an eye for color — a reasonable assum^ion, as DON WILLIS 153 W. »Uddle Turnpike ton, 41 Virginia Rd;; a daugh­ ters, Mrs. Thomas R. Lawson of State College in ' 1901 and total cost for the plans will The dispatch continued: March 22 while serving as a sandwiches, ' peanut butter KEM-TONE started dropping by on their presents its individual prob­ and harmony that 'simply can­ be about 356,000—one-tenth of "Of late the ruling circles of and marshmallow sandwiches: t >f l . I a f WAl 1 PAIN T tliat kind of job could turn a Phone 649-3700 Set at Bristol ter to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ka- Mansfield and Mrs. Joeeph H. tei-'ght school in Hebron and crew member of the destroyer bikes, using our house for a rest lems, but you can be sure that not be duplicated and you can saint into a Oommunist. mlniski, Wapping. Columbia. the approximate 3860,000 cost toe United States more and US3 James C. Owens. The ship Thursday, oven-fried chicken station." they will be handled expertly follow his selections secure in GARAGE Griffith of Duxbury, M tsi.; of the project. more frequently resort to direct and gra-vy, mashed potatoes, From this social basement PIZZA I Ten members of the Manches­ DISCHARGED YESTER­ three brothsrs, Frank Flaherty. She is not the only writer hi Is scheduled to return to the SHERWIN WILLIAMS Most stars use their bikes for by James Dickson and his staff. the knowledge that when your your prestige rises with the William Flaherty and Leo B. the family. Her neice, the late The directors are also sdied- Intervention In the internal af­ United States in July. peas, cranberry sauce: Friday, leisurely rides through the Janies Dickson is always will­ room—or the entire house will 18 IVRun St.. Tel. 649-4531 SPAGHEHI ter Legion Auxiliary plan to at­ DAY: Mrs. Elizabeth Morse, 12 uled to consider a proposal to fairs of other countries in the baked macaroni and cheese, quality of your wheels. It goes tend the Department of Connect­ Lodge Dr.; Mrs. Janet Meek.vlO Flaherty Sr., all of RoCkVllle: Helen Gilbert Sellers, wrote 881 MAIN STREET mountains around Hulywood ing to give an estimate on the bo a symphony in color har­ up from the cyclist to the mo­ RAVIOLI a sister, Mrs. Thomas Ward of poetry and phildren’s stories. extend water, sewer or both to struggle against toe nrtlonal Aviation Machinist's Mate macaroni and tomatoes, carrots and on the deserts around Palm cost of any job and what is mony. FuH insurance coverage Specialiiing in icut annual Gold Star Mother's Congress St.; Mrs. Margaret liberation movement In many ,5 i ^ ' torcyclist to the cab owner to Daley, South Windsor; Mrs. East Hartford, and two grand- Her nephew, Charles C. Sellers, the southeast comer of Man­ third Class David Scott, USN, and cole slaw. TEL. 648-6636 Springs. more, you can depend upon his is carried by Mr. Dickson's firm. the man who owns hlS car or OPEN DAILY tea tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at children. chester, where Atty. Herman parts of the world. In particular Skinner Road School: Mon­ estimate as to the length of time Della Mitchell, South Windsor; on the staff of Carlyle College toe countries of Latin America. son of Mrs. Marjorie L. Scott Others, like Steven McQueen, 3100,000 Workmen’s Compensa­ even better is driven by a gov­ BRAKE SERVICE 8:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M, t|ie Legion Home. Hooker Court, Charles Johnson, 76 Prospect The funeral will ba held In Pennsylvania, has written Yules plans a new subdiviaion. of 628 Main St., is serving day, chicken and gravy, rice, like the high-powered action of It will lake to do the .Job. .The tion, 3200,000 Public UabUlty ernment chauffeur. Bristol. Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. from the Case Bros., the largest prop­ "From open support of reac­ cranberry taoice, peas, butter SUNDAYS St.; Mrs. Donna DelMastro, biographies, the last one on tionary military In a number of with a reconnaiasance attack length of time needed to do a and 325,(X)0 Property Damage. The cabblea of Paris are re­ Front End Alignment ' They include Miss Barbara Hazardville; Mrs. M argaret Burke Funeral Home. 76 Pros­ Benjamin Franklin. erty owner In the area, has ask­ squadron aboard the attack sandwiches; Tuesday, baked Job is particularly Important in For the finest in workmanship garded as Europe's wildest 4 P.M. to 10:.30 P.M. Wallett, Department president; pect SL, ■with a solemn high ed that both utilities be ex­ LaUn-American countriee, ’ fol­ luncheon meat, mashed potato, bu-slness, industrial or commer­ Briggs, 616 N. Main St.; Charles Her love of poetry she In­ lowing toe bloody crushing of aircraft carrier UBS Saratoga N call William Dickson A Son, re- steeromen. But in Saigon, ev­ General Repair Work CLOSED MONDAYS Mrs. Leon Bradley, Department Zelonis, South Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Maas of requiem at St. Ber­ herited from her mother. Miss tended to the area. la toe Mediterranean. string beans, biKter and pea­ MANCHESTEl Radio Today cial ■work. You can rest assured mehi'ber that large or small. erybody drives as If he were a sergeant - at - arms; Mrs. Henri nard's Church at 10. Burial will the Panamanian patriate who nut butter eandwlchee; Wetoies- Ina Mankin, 71 Pitkin SL; Pendleton says. She likes the defended toe national sover­ that your buslneas activities will Job you give them receives jockey whipping his mount Pessini, Department music Charles Fabian, Coventry; be in St. Barnard's Cemetery. older poets: Tennyson, Dickin­ Donald Cambria, son of Mr. day, beef noodle soup, chick­ AU TO PART WDBC—use ha've a minimum of upset and careful attention. home in a 3100,000 "handicap chairman, and Mrs. J. F. Wal- Friends may call at the fu­ eignty of their country, toe en gumbo soup, egg, tuna, 1:00 Shannon Philip Mitchell. Glastonbury; son. She was once a member of Youths Conduct United States passed to direct and Mrs, Anthony J. Cambria 4:00 Uont John Wade race. lett. Department publicity chair­ Mrs. Diane Chagnot, East Hart­ neral home tomorrow and Mon­ a Hartford poetry club and has chopped ham and pickle sand­ man. Mrs. Wallett and Mrs. Vic­ u.se of its armed forces against of 80 Ardmore Rd., received a ?70 liROAD ST. S:10 Golden Serenade The goal, la to bluff the other ford; Merton Bell, East Hart­ day from 2 to 4 end 7 to 9 p.m. been published herself in clif- 3200 tuition grant recently from wiches; 'niursdsy, American 1.00 Newa Sign Olt driver into turning chicken. The UnUed R eht-Q llA . Osfrinsky tor Zableskas will represent the ford; Mrs. Jennie Graham, 34 Sunday Services the Donilnican people striving White Sox to White Motors n* Rtataa e g farent periodicals. She has v.'on to a.ssert (heir national tUgnlty the Carling Brewing Co. The chop suey, toesed salad, com, MACHINE SHOP 1:00 Ifatlnee horn is as important as the Manchester unit. Radding St,; Richard Kelley, •Merton S. Tuttlg butter and jelly sandwiches. SERVICES MTgrkfgr Miir u t a m E ^ DEALER IN WASTE Gold Star Mothers planning to prizes for her stories. and independence. young man, a freshman at the 4:U0 Hartfoid Highilfhtt steering wheel. Brakes are for Coventry; Mrs. Santina Gehr- Merton Smith Tuttle, 85,' ef Sheaiit> saysoa » that.1,0. O..Cshe has ”.re- Christian Education Sunday, University of Massachusetts, is Building B Srtiool Monday, e Valve Jobs 7:00 News sissies. 358 BLKNHIUK AVIS. MATERIALS attend are Mrs. Anna Bensche, inger and daughter, 83 Crest 176 Lyne.ss St., died yastarday “They in Washington are 7:30 Oagllght celved more rejection slips -lNe themselve.* on the number of ■arid son, 14 Eleanor St., Ver­ pital after a long illneaa. envy anBTC aspiring .....It.,-writer today I ana «:46 a.m services at St. soup or tomato soup, devil dog; Foreign - American Cars 1:00 News people they can get on their ve­ 289^333 RAGS, IRON liam Zukis and Mrs. Frank Di­ non; Mrs. Patricia Kenny and . Mr. Tuttle was bom in South Mary’s Episcopal Church. is possible to mislead world graduated from the Culinary 1:15 Home Decorator ana. with so much more competition. public opinion with. regard to Institute of America in New Tuesday, Hamburg on roll, (Off The Car) 1:30 Monitor Through Investment Clubs hicles. I .saw one man and his Power and Hand Tools daughter. East Hartford; Mrs. Windsor, o, son of John and Mis Pendleton herself is .-itill Young people of the church cheese wedges, or choice of Open Saturdays Until 5 P.M. 2;10 Red Sox vs. TIgera wife barreling along holding | Josephine Talnter and son, Susan Skinner Tuttle, and Uv#d will participate. The Rev. Ron­ the real aims and nature of toe Haven and In 1960 from Man­ TURNPIKE 5:36 Monitor Painting and Decorating SCRAP METAL competing. She ha.s two poems actions of the United States in chester High School. chicken rice or tomato soup, three children as they discussed Toots Mansfield; Mrs. Jane Whelchel in Manchester most of his life. ald Haldeqiiin will, conduct both fruit; Wednesdsy, chop suey or 2:00 News, Weather, Sporta By CARROLL ARIMOND "Tell you what I’ll do though. ready to be mailed out. One is toe Dominican: Republic. <;30 Monitor CHICAGO (AP) — An office the world situation in Chinese. Garden and land Tools and PAPER Coffee Meelii- , and son, 42 Ludlow Rd. He was an assembler at Ham­ about night terrors and the services. His sermon will be choice of chicken noodle or to­ AUTO 7:05 Keynotea I’ll tout you just like the boys do A near ■ record recently was ilton Starulard, Division of Uni­ '.'Youth.’’ He serves as advisor ‘Even wltodn toe Organization The Ladles of Asumptlon 'wlH 7.30 Monitor witliout an investment club is at Arlington Park. I’ll give you Baby, Household. Party welcome coming of dayliglit. of American States itself voices mato soup, dessert; Thursday, Hootenanny Road Show set by another motorcyclist who and Banquet Supplies 731 PARKER ST. ted Aircraft - Corp., Windsor to the Senior High Fellowship. meet Monday at 8 p.m. at The beef stew, or choice of sand­ SEAT COVER 9:00 like a home without a hearth. a good one now and then, and Slated by Club The other, entitled, "It is There” The Rev. James Bottoms as­ are raised in protest against the Church of the Assumption hall. Reuben Plen’s 10:06 Monitor Our office has one and, from putt-putted through the, traffic Invalid Needs Tel. 643-8738 or 648-8878 Locks, until his retirement in reads: wiches; Friday, beef ravioli, or 11:00 News you members ceui cut me into with six members of hts family Warning Issued sisted the young people iff'pre­ American poBcy of dictate and There will be a mlscellaneoua •k Convertible Tops 11:16 Sporta Final toe viewpoint of this nonmem­ your pot." November 1964. Only God and you-self violence. > clam chowder or tomato soup, Starlight:ht Berenada‘ aboard. He was disqualified, The Junior Century Club of Survivors include hla wife, parations for 5ie services. auction after a business meet­ dessert. 11:80 ber, toe changes it has wrought , The club promoter didn’t care know. "There can be no justlHcaUon ing. Members are runinded to Texaco Sfafion k Auto Seot Covers 1:00 Sign Off are awesome. Fellows who used liowever, when his grandmother Maohester, Inc., will hold a In 2-Car Crash Mrs. Marion Keating Tuttji; a The following will participate Northeast School; Monday, wpor—141# much for the idea, but did not tumb’ed off as he made a sud­ membership coffee Tuesday at Not those you meet, to and In the 8:45 service: 'Thomas for toe Invasion of toe territory bring at (past two usable ar­ Custom Made From The 1:00 Lou Terri to worry only about the White daughter, Mra. Richard F. ftX), of a sveregn state by toe Ameri­ chuck wagon steak, French 381 Moin StTMt 7:00 Kea Orlffin close toe door on it. "What do den sharp left against a ' red WATKINS-WEST CAMPING 8:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. A Hartford motorist was Quinn of ’Vernon; a brother, Ford, Richard Cobb, "David Dix­ ticles to be auctioned. Refresh­ fried potatoes, green salad, Bolt of Goods to Fit Your Jonathan Dark Sox now are concerned with you suggest we buy?" he asked. Alan Taylor, Hillside Manor In the street. on and Robert Frqellch, ush­ can armed forces.’’ ments will be served. , Car 12:00 White Motors. Some who had llrht. warned after he collided with Maa-cus E. Tuttle of South Wind- It is there pears; Tuesday, roast beef, Phoii* 643-9149 WIN9-I21* , , "Not so fast,’’ I replied. "I FUNERAL Ave.. Vernon. .■ior: a sister, Mrs. Grace E. Mc­ ers; James Dleterie reading gravy, martied potatoes, but­ ■k Free Estimates 13:10 Weekend Greater Hartford trouble getting enough scratch EQUIPMENT another vehicle at Spruce and ■ Like hair cloth and nettles. 3:00 Yankees v». Oriole* together to' pay toe monthly have to study thle thing out; Prospective members are Cann of West Lebanon, N.H., the 34th Psalm: WHllam Hust The Koffee Krafters of the tered peas, cookiee; Thursday, Hydramatie Trahsmlssion ■k Free Installation 5:16 Kentucky Derby besides, why do you assume Tents, Cots, Sleepii.g Bags Mrs. Wayne Bolduc, Mrs. Jack- Bissell SLs. yesterday afternoon. Tormenting the breast. and Miss Dorothy Oibb read­ 5:50 Sooria DIgeit light bill are strong,.for utilities. SERVICE and tv/o grandchildren. In secret to wear, Town to Study Manchester YWCA •will meet frankfurters. in rolls, potato < Repairing "Drive Down or Call’’ . . . ‘buy’? I .may recommend Air Mattresses, Stoves, Bon Caldwell, Mrs. Donald Cor­ Salvatore R. Chllone, 36, was Funeral services will be held ing the first and sMond les­ Wednesrday ae 9:30 a.m. at the chips, pickles, celery snd car­ All Work Ouaranteed «;00 World This Week- Dimension One, who never haa been on a ‘seli’.” , Lanterns nell, Mrs. Rodney Dolin, Mrs. A living unrest. sons, and Gaiy Heard reading 166 Middle Turnpike West 8:30 Weekend Greater Hartford train in his life, wants to con­ given a written warning for Monday at 11 a.m. at the John Poems in Anthology Fern St. Well Community Y, 79 N. Main St. rot sticks, sliced peaches; Fri­ 12:15 Sign Off One of my neighbors works ORMAND J. WEST Graham Fulton.. Mrs. Robert F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 Collects for the day, for peace Mrs. Jessee Bannister will In­ day, macaroni. and chesge, cole Texaco Lubrication Service Manchester vert some of the chemicals to full time as a broker. Occasion­ Garcia, Mrs. . John Hedlund, failure to yield the right of way An anthology of Connecticut and for grace. The Rev. John ratiz. MANCHESTER at an intersection. W. Center St. poets publiahed in 1932 contains struct a doss in making wash­ slaw, buttered 'beets, fruit gel­ We Olve Oreen Stampe Majority Leave Farm ally we meet on toe commuter Director Mrs. Joseph Henderson, Mrs. Friemla may can at the fu­ Hughes, clergy advisor, . will For More Yield board mirrors. Members are re­ atin, dessert with topping. Meetinga of toe club rotate train and talk markets. He is SURPLUS SALES CO. Thomas McKenna, Mrs. David Police say the ucldent oc­ a number of Mice Pendleton's present Girl 9cout church from home to home. In this re^ 169 N. MAIN ST. curred when Chllone, north­ neral home tomorrow from 7 to poems. minded to bring a washboard, Lake Street School: Monday, WASHINGTON Since World ^ t y -gUb with me because he 142 E. CENTER ST. Murphy, Mrs. Barry^ Noonan, awards at the service. The town has authorized a fine sandpaper, rags, newspa­ ravioli, n een beans, tossed sal­ speot the club replace# toe so-^ at Depot Square bound on Spruce St., attempted 9 p.m. A poem, "Jesus Sat at Meat", Participants in the 9:46 War II more people have left clal' groups of the 1930s, those knows I ' have nothing - with Mrs. Carlo Petrlcca, Mrs. Allen study of' the potential water pers, and a paint banish, and ad, fruit; Tuesday, hamburg in U’S. farms than are living there which to win or lose. Manchester's Oldest Open Dally to 9:00 P..4L Pugllese, Mrs. Arthur Pyka, to make a teft turn in the path was publlslied in the 1664 May- service are Miss Mary Beth supply available from the Fem potluck. buffet affairs where of an oncoming car driven by August issue of Voices, a jour­ Odell, William Moorhouse, Bar- dull paint or stain.for an an­ a roll, potato chips, pickles, TURNPIKE now, in 1910 about one-third A few days later I sought out With Finest Fartlltles J. FARR — 648-71U > Mrs. Joseph Sabatella, and Mrs. St, well, to determine how tique finish or gloss paint for baked beans, cookies; 'Wednes­ couples got together for penny the club promoter at toe water Bruce Stauffer. Charles H. Hildebrand, 26, of Funerals nal of poetry. H reads; ly Robinson and Mlsa.N a n c y of the population lived on ante poker and, if lucky, the big Rockville. Both vehicles re­ Jesus who dies upon the large a pump must be installed a modern finish. day, chicken noodle soup, pea- farms: by 1963 only about 7 per fountain. “I )iave one for you," Co-hpstesses for the evening Webb, ushers;. Robert Wilson to take full advantage of the )iut butter and' macshmallow or TEXACO winners went horn with an extra I said, naming an issue. Bbe Mrs. Lawrence Decker Jr., ceived moderate damage to cross reading the 34th Psalm; the cent did. <• 80 cento their left front fepders. Mre. Bruno M. Kraetschmer Whose life for man was underground water supply Jelly sandwiches, ceike; Thurs­ In a flash he had the markets Mrs. Francis Galaaso and Mrs. first and second lessons read there. day, oven-fried chicken, mash­ Open 24 Hours A Day Investment clubs J»ol their section of toe newspaper out of Clifford Gerbe. ' Police also report a very Funeral services for Mr*. spent. by Peter Tennant and David resources in order to make Painting— Decorating Mary Moore Kraetschmer Of The well, which is now pro­ Bay Stater Hurt ed potatoes, carrots, fruit; Fri­ his hip pocket and was scanning minor accident occurred last Had leaser creatures die fof Morton and David Melendy ducing at substantially below day, fish sticks, mfirtisd pota­ Firestone Tires Phone Block marltet plunges. At toe toe stock lists. The issue was night ai E. Middle Tpke. anq 281 Green Rd., wlft pf Bruno Him, reading the Collects. PIZZA ond meetings they discuss stocks or c o m m e r c ia l Kraetschmer, were held yeeter- UnwllMng, Innocent; Its capacity, feeds into the In Rt, 15 Crash toes, peas, puddinE’ Quality Line Products 643-6365 aeim« at SOH. • MDUSTRIAl • RESIDENTIAL Legal Notice SummH i St. Involving Burton The Rev, George M. Nostrand, town's Globe Hollow Reservoir. GRINDERS hear lectures on toe market "Wny?" the promoter chal­ Frazier, I 18, of 176 Oak St.,, day afternoon at the Holmes The fU4i He ate. rector, will-iconduct the 11a.m. Gen. Repairers License from autboritles — or from each Interior—Exterior—Uolor Consultins Service UKCSKK ON and William T. March of Rocky' Funeral Home, 400 Main gt. The fle ^ of beasts. service and present a "Sermon After the study Is completed, Three Massachusetts men other. lenged. "What's toe price-earn- -,„L>MITATK)N"Tior of claims The Rev. Clifford O. gbupeon, toe town will draw specifica­ ipgs ratio? What's- toe growth OF PROBATK. Hill. Grapes for the sacred wine for Young People.” A service were taken to the hospital and MOI’h e R’8 DAT Comer Broad and DELIVERED Often toe clubs are apoinsored Complete Insurance Coverage pastor of Center Congrefdtion- Penlrtied for Him tions for a pump to increase the one waa admitted, after a two- potential? la the yield adequate cross and Armed Forces prayer yield from the well. A report Middle Tpke. West Within 8-MUe Badlue by brokerage fi'rina, which, of and the dividend well protect­ al Church, offlciatedf. Burial And did not know book will be blessed and pre­ car crash yesterday at 4 p.m. GIFTS couriM, have an Intereakln pro­ Burner quit? Estl 1915 wM in Grove Hill Cemetery, on water resources prepared by on the Wilbur Cross Highway Read Herald Ads; On Orders' Of |2 Or More. ed? Has manageipent budged frenfiit. Hon Elmore “ Turicingion, ' They i'fed their Lord Divine. sented to Thomas Clifford, who Free Wrapping Phone 643-2176 moting seourttiee trading. sufltciently for product re­ Kaq., Juder. LBJ Proclaims Rockville. A cmnmunicaiit of St. Peter’s Is entering the U.8. Army. He the town shows a probable in­ near the East Hartford line. When our office club was On motion of Mri. Huiaarrt 8. Bearers were Fred Thrall creased yield of almost ons mil­ OPEN OAIUT TO 1 A.M. search?" j^ltvtrdon, Kxocutrix, Romo Ohurqh, Miss Pendleton cays is the son of Sexton and Mrs. Joseph Buchanan of South- Sunday 4 P JL to 16 P.M. being organized, One of toe pro­ Take a Tqi... Route 31 Dennis Courtney, WIlHdm 'R. Raymond Clifford. lion gallons from ths well. The bridge, Mass., a passenger In ARTHUR DRUR "Wait a minute," 1 cut him WM. DICKSON & SON j.ovontry, Omii., on the rslu rsteta of Maritime Day she U now reading toe Bible, moters IpyMed me to join. off. "When someone gives you a Roborl C, Clfverdon. late of Ooven- Courtney, Dale Mansur. Roban three chapters a day, five on New Church School teachers report was authorised last year ths oar driven by Oscar Ooulst, "I am paying tultloa to three try, within Raid "dl»trict, deceued. Kent and Dennis Humphtd^- as a step in a plan to ovsroome CHARTER OAK horse at Arlington, do you start TeL 649-0920 — Manchester, Conn. Mayor Francia J. Mahoney .Sunday. She Is heading U as will be recruited at all servleea. also of Southbridge, was hos­ achoole, a university and two Sunoco Heating E l 7nu ’Court doth decree thaJt iix H4br2w history, she says, and Area training sesalons will be­ water shortages which have RESTAURANT right in asking the horse's Ifiood m onths^ allowed and limited for and Poatmaster Alden E. Bailqy pitalized with multiple face lilgh sdhools," I eaid. ’"One )iaa pressure, Pse of Ills sboee, to *»- tof ito'ldca of toe deity. The Old gin Tuesday. ' plagued ths Town Water De­ outs. He is listed in satisfactory 120‘CHARTER OAR ST. to have non-earmarked money A quality heating oil del^ered olaitne Mtalnal the aame Joined today in placing the partment the paat two sum­ whether toe jockey has a liigh — the Executrix and directs that firat National Marltlm" Day .TMtaitKoL' Ood was vengeful, condition today at* Manchester <48-1462 to be in your club. automatically! Burner lerviise 24 she says, bringing cursee down mers. Memorial Hospitol. school diploma, qt cetera? PWk notice be given of this order potter on the town's miUl Events Ths nsiw pump will bs pur­ AIR "Of course you don't, you Just p . advertUlnf In a newspaper hav- trueka. By presidential procla­ upon enemlee. She has juat tin- MAHRC Diimer Goulet was arrested and hburt a deyl An eesy-payment B l a circulation In said dUtrlci. Uned JereiMAh. chased with money from the charged with following too .take it or leave U. I'm giving and by postln* a copy thereof on die mation, May 22 has beeq set wster department’s capital im­ rou one and you can take.it or plani Get them all—Get Sunoco BlMlf; sign post In said Town of aside to honor the American , BeCon you take a reluctant closely. TTie accident happened CONDITIONERS fw MM Ito job... M hms leB Nw M l ^ M Col ED COUGHLIN leave It." i 5f*^try, nearest the lAc* where In StOte leave, you remember again that Slated Thursday provement reserve fund, ac- in a line of traffic, adponllng PiMIgrIt A 4 « Heating Qll. le ft talk. ^nr 'em today tea geceased last dwelt, Merchant Marine. cocdlng to Oenaral Manager foir He left it and walked away- ‘ Certified from Record The poster conaiaU of the au- Mias Pendleton will be 88, and to state police. The driver 6f MHito M Bto?... ■toliiM... lew U 4i NT We never have talked maricet J • ELMORE TURKINGTQN, Judge. (Coatiaued from Page Oae) you remomber her birthday Tha ItAncheatar AtsoclAtlon Richard Martin. the other car, WlUlam Andrews Al L SI :R'. • DRIVEWAY peratructure of on American falU OB May Day. Did she leav'e 'for toe Help of Retarded ChiU Next year's tentatlvs budg­ M U M to eseirt bUi N iMMMd n WIm kb- PUHP SERVICE again. merchant ship and eahiu the of WoUaeton, Man., was appar* REPAIRING Til#le Istock closed the other day oUmblng through 4 witklow to May haakeui on doorateps ip her idren will hold lU annual dinner et oaMa for a seriss of mesrsa ently uninjured. ■'HOT'' f'Rf- WaW lyatem) aad Tungie HAMBURGtfis, words: "For Trade or Tripe— enter the griU, aaljl petidl. y o ^ t Qf oourss she...... did, butmeeting and eteotlon Thursday to inersaas ths cspaolty of tbs Pourer Clennei JaeunI, OeoMa. o4 3^.78 a share. PerM^iBl NoticM American Shtpa." I t krill be dis­ at 8iS0 p.m. at the Rosemount Oriuila Repnlrad FalrtwalMi Mane played in poet offices and on all no ons follows that custom town's ’ filtration ^ants—aa- CARS DERAIUSD ■ r fi! C ‘ . 8TANLEV' EARNlMOg snyroors. Restaurant in Bolton. othar stsn toward Incrsasiilg NEW HAVEN (AP) - New Hat AMtolt 24 How Over Half Tankcra mall trueka throughout the NEW BRITAIN (AP) — Ih e Tbs business meeting Is 7 if MAI(< ST . MANt'HGSTBR—PHONB 649-4501 Bmergeaegr In BIcniorlkm country during May. ih t rtcalls ths vsrse children the ^vatlahls water, supply. Haven Railroad ofttotale repiirt- • DRIVI TOPS Stanley Works Oe. repeated sohedulsd to gst undsr way a t |ne)uded ig the shon-range ed a derailment o< aeven freight BUY THE PAINT THAT*B.WQRT>ATHE WORK BOfTlop OSLO — Norway's merchant ^Ing memory of JoMph Mul- Mancheater Is especially in­ day that its first qeaatsr' 7:40 with tos elscUon snd iw; Sanrlea Dp I'Sr., Vbo paaMd. away May a. debted to the merchant marine. piano are sxpanaiOB- of- A s carta to d » at toe ea«t cut in SEALED fleet Increaead a scant million HBATINO OOi. ings totalsd naar 11.78 mlUteni Xiko Ughtnlsig ru run, ports of oommittss ehslmsn as Ooepsr Hill filtration plant and New HavSn. ^ Or Tw Ow All Mp)ne tons lart year. At the start ot M for tki pM ii irAis . . . M d in tfs^ Tonight at 8.the ^ferohant Ma­ tos highest in its hMorjr. The opa have ths Msy g mlaied by rine Academy Chorus is sing­ Y t n tbs main Items for eonsidsra* Porter Rsssrvotr pump station, A apnkaamaii eald nobody waa • V » - X ¥ m m i r baseball team. For error- and a single. An error, OF A LITTLE W. L. Pot. O.B. stolen base, and Ctchonrs second proved a defensive plus, pro­ A VIOLIN.' [CUIftlNEi DOWN Lanky Ray LaGace narrowly missed hurling a no-hit­ .727 — BUGGS BUNNY likb/ Minnesota .. 8 8 the second tihie in as many single added tits third run In hibiting any roll on » bail hit n l ^ d e tree irraneh cleric ter yesterday afternoon as he pitched the Eagles of 4 .667 MEtaraitr astegger CMcago ...... 8 % games yesterday ^^m oon the searetith. In that direction... Hawver la aoCorer SBritiahtrolle; East Catholic High to a 6-0 shutout over the Black Detroit ...... 8 4 .667 % Only in the second and sixth getting accolades from friend TH' LAZY FELINE SulUvan ' ^ 4 .800 in Bristol the Indians were ViStClV UHodeiaity 4 Chapeau asniortmghlaie Knights of Penney High. LaGac€!»(r third straight Win Cle'veland . . . 6 Shutout, this time 3-0 by fast­ inning did Manfdiester fall- to and foe alike for his defensive MERE WONT DO ANY aSIUnudSad SdioalMUMaa 7 6. .536 2 prowness in centerfleld.. . Loc­ (ah.) A2 Wnuta pamciM upped Ea-st’a m at* to 6-0 for,^ BMUmore . , balling Dave Cichon and bis get a mAh on base. and twice , C0^^6S SYLVESTER LOAPN' INTH' lUndioa Indian 5 5 .600 2% al fana and players were both 34Briitly 43 Crane the season. Bob Morey was tag-- Boston ...... Eastern High ms.tes. The Red put the leadoff hitter bn. In , 7D SNOOZE ON HIS PARK r O A / / , StVaMnuH eiUawvata The K nights sUged the 6 7 .462 3 dismayed by the poor condi­ 33PutrtM TParta «( dmaa ged the loser. Los Angeles . and white managed only three the fifth, WlUle Warren tripled .FAVORITE BENCH game's only douhlpplay in the New York .. 6 7 .462 3 tion of the Bristol infield which aSJounw 8 Lettuce ■ s M S r s s LaGace pitched a perfect hits In losing Us third in a row with one out but died there as AM' I JUST SASpuilih pot^ • Rodent fifth when a pop fly from La­ Washington . 4 11 .267 6 was real hard and. rough, s a M " » game for the first three In­ without a ■victory. ‘The locals Cichon struck out Burtiey and PAINTED rr! i"„, 39 watered, u Nik 10 Epochal discord IndUn weights nings, striking out the first five Gace caught pinch hitter Steve Kansas CKy .2 9 .182 6 got Joe Savino on an Infield ■aston U> 36 Chemical ult U Italian Connelly off first. The first have .scored but one run In 27 >6 SO MuH Condusicy batters he faced, and a walk Friday’s Resulta out. 40 Property item community b a sei^ n shagged the hail and innings. Jones. , », ,v l>t, 41 Radlata 13 Recompenaa 81 SmaU barracuda M gonjumed in the fourth left him with a Lkw Angeles 4, Kansas City The Indnans threatened FeUln e" . 3b 35WreaUer a pad tag^W.ConneUy for the out Minnesota 7, Chicago 0 Cichon walked off with the 43 Primate 10 Number arPartpfttoV BShU^a no-hltter as a going concern again in the ninth as Bob Bra­ Ctohon, p Detroit 4. Boston 1 plaudits both at the plate as Hannon, c 48Pennlt 98 until Tony.-QulntlllaJil finally ab r h po a e rtrf dy lead off with a double and Martel, as 47Wro SSL ind picked up a single in the top Masluk, 2b i 1 1 1 8 n n Cleveland B, WaMiingtoh 2 well as on the hill In leading went to third on a wild pitch. Ubby. 3b n r 11 Lpacli, cf 3 0 1 a 0 0 1 Baltimore 10, New York 4 Eastern to Us first C!CIL tri­ Hester. If 1 P | 6 7 i T of the fifth for Pehney's only Bavier, IX He got no further as Cichon 5 a 1 0 1 0 0 0 Today’s Games umph in three tries. .What Skorupskl. rf blt.'In the six Innings he pitch­ Barry. If 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 preserved his shutout by get­ SuUiman, lb y TT" ed, LaGace fanned 11 batters Alublckl. lb 8 1 1 7 1 \ 0 Los Angeles at Ksmsas O ty trouble he gave himself with ting pinch hitter Duke Hutch­ ?• Andreolf. lb 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Minnesota at Chicago six walks he usually eliminated inson and Warren on strikes Total 6 0 • while waUtlng ony one. Frank Lynch, rf 1 3 1 e t^ir Kinel relieved the southpaw In 0 0 3 Boston at Detroit, with 15 strikeouts. Of the 32 and Greg Dorcey on on in­ Kcitm. imt. Oonnr-lly, rf 1 0 1 0 0 S' 0 a • rbt \T i r the top of the seventh and fin­ LaCr^f. p .7 2 0 1 0 1 Washington at Cleveland batters that faced him, only field fly. Savino. lb 3 IM. fbf. UA Nt. Off i Kln^l. D ished up. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Baltimore at New York two reached third. At the plate. Bushey showed some poise in Hawvor d I HE a r Litwin. 3b 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cichon made his two hits ac­ Thleltoa. lb S r r East scored tw o runs In the Harvey c 3 0 0 u Sunday’s Games the-third. With men on second Heller, as 4 ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN CAN ■ H 3 1 0 DENNIS LYNCH B A Y LaOAGE count for a like niimber of runs. m m n second Inning as Dennis Lynch KowaIcKik, flg 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles at Kansas City, and, third, the junior righthand­ Brady. 9b 3 TRY* viar*. M 0 0 0 0 Etostem la 3-2 overall. BomDerger, V3 Z4 walked and came In when La­ 0 0 0 M innes^ at Chicago, 2 er got stingy, getting one Lan­ 2 T Manchester did get a fine per­ Dorcey. If 1 ARE >OU REAL WHO CAN EVER BE J MAYBE WEt> NO, NOT VEX LETS HOPE £ 1 Gace drilled a ground rule triple Tofals 27 « 7 91 8 3 Boston at Detroit, 3 cer on a gpxnmder and finally Siecal. rt 3 BURE WE'VE GOT REAL SURE ABOUT } BETTER ANYWAY... rrs NOT m io n 6 formance from Brad Bushey 30 31 into left center. LaGace then Penney (•) Winds Up Callinff the Tune Washington at Cleveland, 2 striking out Steve Libby after Ward, b 0 OOP BACK IN ANYTHING WITH / BRING HIM SOMETHING JUST OOPS ST Sr a rbl who surely pitched well enough the Eastern third baseman 0 scored on, an error by the Klrtjr. rf '8 Baltimore at New York, 2 AceKo. d A TIME- ^ B A C K AND START MAl'COME tem per I n j 0 0 to wlrv Ho allowed only seiren fouled off nine successive Hutchtojon, e 1 MACHINE? W ER AGAIN! UP! E catcher. V<^oiuieH, If 2 Dracoo. c 0 ST W Hiscla. lb 8 hits In going the route, striking pitches. . WarreBL. c 9 ■ Three more tallies appeared Price, c 8 W. L. PcL G.B. out nine and paslng one. Two BALLS AND STTUKUS — Bushay. p I CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER in the third as Tom B a v i e r Morey, p 1 Song and Dance Man s r H Hyde, p 1 Los Angeles 10 ' 6 .667 — of Eastern’s runs were earned. Greg Dragon started with the Totals______.w 0 8 34 6 8 • walked and went to third on h Hobby. 3b 8 Onclimatt .. 9 5 .643 Vi The hosts jumped out in the mask for the Indians but was B—Walker tor 8le«al to Tth; c — r m ■ double by Joe Alublckl. Cl^hn Quinlllianl. 8b 3 Houston .... 10 6 .625 first frame when John Fellln removed In the second with a BtnKJt out for Aceto In 9(h. 36 up batter Lornch then stepped Kowalski, d 3 Eaetern 110 0(X) Kbt—S s r Chicago .... 7 6 .588 2 drove a Bushey pitch deep into sore arm... La4 pranced home as Cichon sent edge of simple fundamentals, lln; aac—Soormakl: af — Cichon; fence In center to pick tip three Total 33 0 1 8 8 0 dp_]PaIItn to Martel to SulUman; Mn ILJ npwu Phlla’phla .. 6 8 .429 3^ the next pitch equally deep to such as proper cutoffs, bunt­ b ' rbl's. Mike Masjuk aet up Uifr East 100 x -4 NEW YORK (AP)— Song-and-dance man Jim Grant lob—Eaalem 7. Mancheater 8: bb— IT 4 T t r 3b -AlubloJd; Sb — Masluk. I.si- PltLvburgh .. 6 9 ■ ,400 4 straight away center and into ing and defensive <»mmunlca- CichonHchon 6, Buaherr ■ 1; ao—Cich<» 16, n r KT final run in the fourth when went out to face the music and wound up calling the 1 Gace: hr — L;Lv nch: sb — Masiuk, St. Louis . .. 5 8 .385 4 Bill Hawver’s glove. tlon...- Balks seem to be hard- Burtiey •: -Buahaqr. Cldion. ~ m he tripled and s^red on Leacb; dp—<^iiiiin ntillani (unsjislstedl: tune. HT BT B3 64 sP r Ibb—EHuitI 5.6. > Penney ( S; bb—I-AOace New York .. i 10 .376 1% n single by Mike IM c ti. Morey 2; »o—I_____t-SlOace 11. Kinel 1, The Minnesota Twins’ righthander, who heads a musi­ Friday’s Results LaGace monopolised the lime­ Morey 4^ hits off—t.aGace 1 for 0 Cincinnati 6, New York 1 ••I 67" runs In A inninn: Hyde 0 for 0 In cal combo during the off-season, trok a rock-and-roll Eiffhth Straif(ht for Astros iwa It NiA. iw. 6 T light In batting as weU, going Milwaukee 7, Philadelphia 1 two for threa while Lynch was 1; Kinel 0 for 0 In It Morey 7 for earned run average— 18.92— into Friday night’s game Wm You Help? 6 In S; hbp—Morey 1; pb—Price 13; Houston 4, Chicago 3 one for one. at Chicago and came away with a 7-0 three-hit triumph PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER BT 8T w—LaGace: 1—Morey. St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 2 1 over the White Sox. ^ Door bells will be nmg n Los Angeles 6, San Fran. 3 Sonday afternoon by young- Koiifax Injures Leg, The. Minnesota Twins’ right­ ignited a three-run nlnth-lnning Today’s Games 7 t HE WAY ^ - I 'L L STUPID KID...DIDN'T hander, who heads a musical ite n In baseball togs when T /s o JiA B .KNOW A PERFECTJ burst with a triple. New York at Cincinnati 1 S E E IT D A S H IN combo during the off-season, • * * the annual Little League M O M E N t BUNT SITUATION OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS Philadelphia at Milwaukee THIS KID'S A N D Martello and Putz tu paced the Giants' bombing would knock Grant out with a double and wrapped up yesterday afternoon, as the Bol was said the muscle pull defi­ attack with two alnglea and a when he weakened and got Into of the club’s starting corps. Jim nitely affected Kouflax’ pltehlng S-1 the decision with a ninth-inning ton High Bulldogs outhlt their HOME ENGINEERS—Otnny double. trouble with bases on baiUs. responded by retiring the first efffet^vene*. • • • homer. Jim Fregosi’s triple and Woodstock Academy visitors Clark 204-483, Hank Boys 166 “ Thay'r* just lovaly, Melvin, but you Ehouldn't have , . . Two walks, an infield out at 12 men he faced and allowing Joe Adcock’s double delivered 16-6 but wound up on the Short OharUe HusUe, h ow svsr, A*TBOfip double by Pete Ward — 495, MArie Dolto 187-493, Yolan­ as puUed mvsctea and Charley tt gave up six hits through the the second defeat in three tries da Bum s 179-461, Rika Horvath streak aUve with a three-nm ” your allowance!” which bounded crazUy past over the first 6 2-8 Innings. The horses in running to first base first seven innings before tiring. for Bolton. 460, Lee Pope 476, Barbara De- rally against Chloago in tbs Clctnents, did the trick; L a n ^ Twins, meanwhile, clipped Chi­ Lee mopped up with two hiUesa on a walk faster than some B<^ton 'was behind through ganne 488, D ot LalPorte 197, eighth Inning. Joe Gaines’ pinch b h v Adams scoring from third base cago southpaw Gary Peters for Innings. players do (m a hit. three runs In the first Inning • • • out, as Woodstock coUected Edith Palmer 197, Betty John­ homer following Bob LUNs’ BORN F irry vbah* too * oo n and aU went home for an early cSiarlle, known more com­ leadoff single tied the contest •- JRWKU^aS supper. and won going away. three first inning- runs. The son. 176, Gay Todd 176, Eleanor monly as second baseman Pets ORIOLES-YANK8— Bulldogs fought back and were 8 before Joe Morgan afogged bis The game was reeled off in Left-hander Hank Aguirre of Qreiszka 176. Rose “ of ' Cincinnati, collected ^ 4 singles, Powell’s homer, behind 6-5 when the visitors ex second' triple of tbe gamegama and BEN CASEY 1:3S. Detroit also fired a three-hitter five hits in five at beta as the two more singles and Blefary’s ploded with a five-run fifth raced bom* on A1 ^pantlar’a Wayne McCoy had Rock­ as the Tigers topped Boston 4-1. homer — all in the third inning MIXED NETS — Jo Kerin Reds whipped the New York inning that proved to put it (Hcrlflca ily. ville’s only hit until Putz’ de­ Cleveland trimmed Washington off Jim Bouton — sealed the 129, Jo CaaeeUa 125, Betty Gen­ Mets 6-1. AND YOU'RE NOT GOIN© out of reach. Bolton could man­ livered in the eighth. John 8-2 on Ralph Terry’s four-hitter; Yankees' doom early. Wiilhlng ovese 126-352. The 24-yoar-ol^Roee, Rookie BUT BEUeVE TO KNOW UNTIL rr MAY age only two runs In each of BRAVE8-PHILS— Lasek singled to right for JIM MARTELLO Los Angeles blanked Kansas pitcher Steve Barber tired in of the Year In 1 ^ , received Ms the last two frames. HOMElltAKEBS — Ginger Mltwaukea, playing befora a >OUR ANONYMOUS IN- i l ' '^ 1 BE TOO lATE UNLESS Southington in the fourth to (3tty 4-0 behind Marcellno Lopez the sixth inning and Dick Hall anas from Mickey Mantle and SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Yourkas 178 ^ 469. Priscilla home crowd of 2,929, efoppad fORMANT PIDNT KNOW YOU GET BACK TO spoil MarteUo’s bid for a no­ and Bob Lee and three-run hom­ finished up. What the Woodstock players WWtey Ford the first Urns they THBHOSPnAt, ers by Boog Powell and Curt Jerry Adair, the Orioles' used for fuel is still a question Ather 458,. Marie Fraser 453, saw him rufi out a walk. Ex­ the FhlUiea behind Bikbe Mla- UET5 SEE IP IWAT 6RASS TUSDSEKr HOW IS rT? ^.oouLomyemn, hitter. The latter fanned 12. Trackmen Losers Lois Johnson 458, Olga theiws’ threeirun homer and Lea MOOMSCM BE m $ Rockville • • .000 000 01— 1 2 1 Blefary led Baltimore past New sllck-fieldlng second baseman, as they flew around the bases plaining his' unusual style of OVERIHERE IS EDIBLE, York 10-4 In other AL games. set an American league record The winners swiped 12 bases. Haberera 458. hustle, Rose says: Maye’a two-run blast Tony d o - SURE...'/ET! Southington 00(f 000 00—6 1 1 With HaU, 8046 nlnger stymied F h iladelp^ on * * ..* of 417 consecutive chances with­ Art Clarke proved the big ”I picked h up when I was TW1N8-WHITE SOX— out an error and moved within KAFFEE KLATCHEltS about 10 yearn old, watching five hits. man with the t>at for the Bull­ Toro.'ie Naasiff 210 — 478, Bev • • • IKSJC35KI Carney, LeSure Record - breaking perform­ The Twins treated 20-gfame one of the major league mark dogs drinring in four runs with Ehios Slaughter on television.” winner Peters roughly In the held by the late Ken Hubbs of Krut 178— 452, AUce <3hittick In other Natlonsd League GAR08-PIRATES— ances highlighted Han High’s two doubles and eventually 473, MUlle Deniey 468. 'Vemon Law btanksd the Oar- , m r lop-elded 80-46 track victory first inning. Zollo'Versallea led the Chicago Cubs. Bobby Doerr scoring two nine himself. games, Houston won its eighth msi&ts Pace Net Victory off with a double; Tony Oliva of Boston had the AL record of atraight game 4-8 over Chicago, dlnala on one hit through 6 3.8 over Manchester High at Me­ The team will try to even PINETTE8 — Helen Tierney innlnga befos-e Ptttsburgh’a In­ • a morial Field yesterday after­ singled him in and Bob Allison 414 chances. Adair also Milwaukee whipped Philadel­ Home courts prerved to Man­ delivered another run with a stretched his record string with­ the record Friday when it 188 — 499. Dot Roberts 472, phia 7-1 and St. Louis adged field crumbled. With two out in noon. The West Hartford vtal- plays host to East Granby Wanda Kaselauskas 176, Lee the aeventh, shortstop Dick chester High’s liking yester­ tors left two dual meet records single. All three drove in nms out a bobble to 88 straight Pittsburgh 3-2. day afternoon as the Indian High. Pope 180, Norma Adams 482. * • • Schofield dtomed Tito Franco- behind as Harlan . Hombrunch later in the game and Grant games. Woodstock (U> Pat Nlvison 474, Ginger Your­ BED8-MET8— na's pop flv BV a two-base st^ netmen evened the season rec­ also sert a HMl record in the ab r h po a e rU kas 466. Marie Fraser 470, Rose’s home run eaqp^ed nor. 80000(1 baseman Gene Al­ ord at 1-1 with a 3-2 win over 440 in 51.6 and Bbd Ivey went Bernstein. 3b810 3 111 OCIL rival Maloney High. Anderoon, 96300 3 11 0 Marlon 'Vogt 460. Cathy Ring- three - homer barrage against ley then booted Ken Boyer’s MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl 38-feet, 11 inches in the triple rose 194— 484, EJvelyn McCau­ V BUI Carney pulled it out of Lamont'en. r t S l O 1 0 0 1 Warren Spahn in the s b ^ in­ grounder for one run. BUZZ SAWYER Jump. Andrews, p-cf 1 1 0 8 0 0 0 ley 180 — 479, Dot Whitehead BY ROY CRANE the fire for Manchester, Down Welman, c-p 8 8 3 4 0 0 8 ning and sent the 44-year-oUl BIH WMte doubled In Boyer The locals managed five Despite Sore Knee, Galenski. If *4 3 1 0 0 1 1 201— 497. Lori Jones 177 — 453, lefty out of the game. Tony Per­ and Boored tbe winning tun on lLCUBT0(2BiD B t 0 B K O T H e » ONe OP 5- 6 in the second set, he rallied firsts, highlighted by the third Alma Fountain 457. 1 have here THATt K COWFOUNDEC to pull out the win. N ot a matoh R.,Eddy, cf-p 3 1 1 3 1 0 1 ez started the omauK with a Phil GsgHano’s singte. A REPORT, SIR, \ LIE AND VOU KNOW ?06ra>osx>. ■mesecviws win Ip a row for the 880-re­ E. Lasur, se411 1 31 0 ifiupposier all afternoon went the usual lay team of Bud LaPolt, Dick Hendr'k n. U>300 6 03 1 POWDER PUFF — Barbara EKPLAININ6 HOW IT' HERE ARE VOUR tSWATCHiNG// VOJ'U- three sets, as Jim LeSure was Brown, 3b 0 0 0 -0 1 0 0 I MET WITH THEM I ORDERS TRANSFECftlNC- enouLDhtuBur Dumalne, Dave Botiteron and Matson Sets Reeord Iflckmann. rflOOOOOO Farrand 199-497, Carol Merritt eOTOOfiAK/ also Impressive tn Ms singles J.-Laxur, c-rf 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 ONLYTO TRAP A INDIO, / W H OLLIO 40W Les Dowd. 181-510, Ann Buckson 179-511, Crowd of lOOfiOO^ Field of 11 win. lOO-yard dash — 1 Robinson (m ; Nancy DimcKk 450. THEM ------^ AeajTfT? The netmen are active again 2 Dumalne (M); 3 Botterton Sheridan. 3b 0 In the 80s for today’s 91st run­ was fifth at the mile pole. Stone- meet and I'm pretty tired. I Maxwell, e 1 Tigers Oarry Back pulled the sama 6- 2, 6-2; Toman and^ CarterMUe run—1 Knlrix (M); 3 heard qpveral hundred yards Clarke. 3b 4 ning of the Kantu^y Derby. 5’-/ man (M); 8 DaVI# (MK:i. Tt-4:521. -4 : didn’t think I would get any bet-' 2:80 (18) Mets vs. Bods trick In 1961, breaking from tte over Pukinskls and WUUamson (3ellch (M); 8 Coady (H). Dis­ The throw demolished Mat­ about three weeks ago, and it’s SUNDAY nlng of the Derby who could ves>pR. OLOMon MV wipre SROTWR. tance—10 ft., bH In. Shapazlan 8, Soi^eriln 3. Eddy 4, 2:00 ( 8) Yanks vs. Orioles racing classic have come from NOW LOOK, r VOUAAU5T ALWAYS BE ^ V — TATTOO IS KUNMNS spent PUBLIC GOLF COUIISE son's pending record of 67-11^4 been hurting more and- m ore,” Welman 1; so—Shapaslan 8. South­ well off the pace to win ,lt. well carry on the tradition of HB wn« veav CORPtAL.MM!jN«*TEP ?t.!^li he said. ertto 5, Andrews 3^Welman 2: hits 2:80 (80) Red Sox va., the peat four winners. He’s a MSGINNI5— OPTIMISTICLWE'RE FIAVING DIN600N6 IS Set/eHTH-’AND PID VDU THATiMMeauaen and the official world mark of off--8iMip**iaa t o i^ nuu to 2 3/8 Last year’s winner. Northern THE LAST RACE, EH? THAT'S THE 'niPPITyHOP’'—A 40-10-1 HfPPiryHOA MAS JUSTPOPPeOj COMTACr NOW OPEN 67-10, sent In 1964 by Dallas Matson came back with a fine Tlgera big, strong colt named Hail "i»51e vauk—1 Sohellanfer, (H) ; * tonIsB; Andrews tor 8 to 8: South­ 5:00 ( 8) OoU Dancer and Chateaugay, who HMPH! WHATLO^ WRONGATTiTUDE SHOT/ AND WE’RE NOT ONLY O^TMETBICel AMYO'TM* Johosoo (H): 3 Larson Discus—1 Olasoiock (H): * , 10V4, puny for the 6-6, 260-pound 1964, but below Matson’s pend­ day’s race juat like Carry Badt 9 Holes $1.50 3 Marlnan d(lamakar at OburoblB cage Black Hawka and the Mon­ aged to remain In the running Dosma inatalled Botd Lad a« CMJLF with little help from their one- tba 6 -5 foworite for tba elaaR* YOU'RE HAVING BEEF, HAM, LAMB, HE MUST HAVE CLEANED OUT TH * INFORMATION treal Oanadiene meet {tonigtit tat LOBSTER, MEATBALLS, HOT DOGS, HBWASCARRr/INe two scoring piBich of Bobby Hull whan antrlM ware drawn kfit THE REFRIOeRATOR ASAIN • , a winner-take-all batt^ tor the CORN, BEETS, IS 9 0 BXPLOSIVC and Stan Mikita. Tburaday. STRING BEANS, I'M OROeRINOYOU Qovetsd Stanley OUp Symbol of HuR has scored two foala and But In money bet Friday. Bold Lad bad gone up to SX CABBAGE, ABDC * NKMA hockey supremacy. ' both came in tbe fourth game In TURNIPS, PEAS, Chicago during a 8-1 triumph. while HaU To AU, who opantd J C an A S ton If the Hawks want to capture at LO-L. had 'dreppad to 8-1 CELERY AND the eim and prevent Mbotrasl MikMm la stW looktaw for Ms and waa to* anriy aatond BRUSSELS from ntatog Lo«d Btanlfy’# first goal and baa apent 48 SPROUT*. nriniRaa In tba penalty box. Inmk < / hardware for a record ■ to 'to* MM WW Uth Rme, they wUl bave to do In 1)m fiawa n m aa tat Mion- Vattwa Chugur. aa about tuoa and wtn «wsy treat, tba Hawia aooiwd only Rataar, UMky laieky Dabonatt, S t FEITmE foom taoma. two n a la , both oondng In a 8-2 Ruler. GatMtotaWa Rule, gtom OONCSd- •nuoMb the fiTWt aU gamas of opaning defeat Than may ware par Dan. and - I S i RiPteWRy ttia bw-of-savan aariaa, wtatob atautoa 2-0 and 8-0. THOMPSON SPEEDWAY tba Hswba tied wttb • 8-1 vfodo- 'At borne, they won 8-1,1-1 and PARDON ME—Firat hatwnin Dona CleBdtton o f the Pirette had .to fight • Tba MM me* to b r y ...... 1-1 but to wraty i iIm m Km GUm^ young fim for thin fool ball gad cateher Doug OmilU of th* Senntorn wni in « diedorliafliHg iimUnr pndknnM ot Hn took mum of tbo speetntor's popeon.vtth him. ; t .r^v.- > f. S ff

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), 1CANCHB8TER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 1 ,196S PAGE PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 1, W66 ApBrtin«nts--Plats— Floriste—Narsorlsi 49 BosineBB LoeatioMi Eonses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sals 72 Houses For Sale 72 SoburlMui For flak 7$ S fibn rtan Wmr S fil* 7 » , BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Situations Wantsd— Tenements 88 F o r R en t Botin M8 Services THERE OUGHTA BE A l Aw 84 COLUMBIA — 10 room Federal BOUTON LAKEfn a WT — • F on ijs 38 UPRIGHT yaws, 18” wall COLOmAX.—11% rooms, 0 % MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom SIX ROOM brick Cepe, 1-cor SEVEN ROOM Ranch in profM- Offered 13 THr FIB r o o m aportmente, 110 baths, Uvlng roomom M xir garage, 3 full baths, outsida ■ional t id executive area, Ookmtal on 04 Ocree. Very lie- room yMT ’roond hooM, bat; bushed, THREE ROOM office or busi­ Colonial, fireplace,, modem WOMAN deeirea 'babyittUng la M.iti street, beet, hot water, ness, ground floor, 470 Main eboos flrtnlooe,, ______6 a . kitchen with built - Ins, 1% fir e ^ c e , excellent condition. priced ^ ,000. under Mpprotaal able but needs a handymen. wotor oil boot, dock, ba«t, twm $1 each. 1992 Manchester Two borne, oMcken coope, pond potioo, $18,880. Ooodefatld-Bail4 CLASSIFIED my home, $18. weekly. CaU Road, Glastonbury. 648-6801. leMgeretor. 049-020S, Street, plenty of parkint. 649- load, cutbuUdti cutbuU dings, fSlUMO baths, family room off kitch- 649-6761. figure for fast aole. Coll flar LET US feed your lawn, fer- 6229, 9-6. PhUbrlok Afoacy, S404404. further detotlo. BeWore Agen­ alto. AoUng $17,800. CWl Oofl tett, ReoMon. 0S*O81f. i tilUlng only. 843-7487. 889-6726. 9-5. ______sn, formal dining room, one car n rog e, built In 1960. $33,- BIGHT ROOM Ranch, excellent cy, 640-em. Green, 743-7092, (day or evis- r/xjKINO tor eaytUas la reel RANCH — 8 bedrooms, garage, locafion, exceptional landscap­ VERNON opofioMotiewTw 0% raom' WANTED Ironing to do, over Fuel and Fssd 4ft»A DESIRABLE store or office 900. Flillbriek Agency, 6494464. nlnge). F. M. Goal Agency, 6 yearn’ experience in the bus!- MUte rentou - apartments. space, ground floor, clean, et- porch, custom built In 1967, on ing, 3 toll baths, fireplacss, FULL sir - conditioned Ranch 648-3683, 648-0381. A. L. ROM. Roneb, eoMnet WtebMi, eoram*' ADVERTISING ta bisih, bosemont rac room^ Household Services OaU 1-9069. SEASONED fireplace and fitf- bomM. miUtlplo daMtare, oall hrecUve and reasonable. Apply a’ beautiful large wooded Idt MANCHESTER — modem 6- family room, garage, double in prime fiMfdentlal area, beau­ 648-7377 (eve.) J, D. Realty, 6404110. ^ Mb. Chasae, State Theatre, 11 with privacy on oil sides, plus room Ranch, 8 big bedroonis, driveway, extras, beautiful lay­ tiful atone fireplace, 0 twin levol traed lot, only $14J00.; CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Offered 13-A RHSLIABLE •wwnan desires naca wood, $12. one-half oort, ANDOVER — 6% room Ranch HayOo Agmcy, 648-4808. |30. cord, dcUvcrod, o r . $4. a.m. - 8 p.m. a 16x83 swimming pool with all dining room, kitchen with built- out. 649-0678. siied bedrooms, entrance foy­ 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. t REWEAVINO of bums, moth balyy - sitting In my home, Maaehsrier accessories. Stay off the busy ins, 100x200 lot, full basement er, glofteed rear porch with nestled in the pines, flreplaca, child may live in, reswfonces, trunk full, at Stanley Tree OFFICES for rent, 600 or 1,000 PORTER STREET area — 8 large kitchen, toll boMinent, holes. Zippers. repaired. Win­ Farm, Andover, 742-6488. highways this sunimer, the life Bel Air Rm l Estate. 648-9883. beautiful fiew to the e«M, dow shades made to measure, reosoTMtole. 648-9947. r e i m k a b Le l u x u r y eq. ft., aU Improvements, in you save may be your own. room Garrison Colonial to be frame and atone oonotruction. assumable mortgage, 818,900. Coventry COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. APARTMENTS AT eluding perking and Janitor Swim In your own backyard, MANCHESTER — New 8 room built, 4 bedrooms, family room, A charming home with a 300’ Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys PRACTICAL NURSE and com- MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:30 AJtt. — SATURDAY 9 A.M. made while you wait. Tape re- Garden— Farm— Dairy service. Desirable Main Street $24:900. Phllbrlck Agency, #49- executive ColonisU, 4 large bed­ 2-car garage. Wesley R. Smith lot. Belfiore Agency, 643-6121. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE penian wante worit. Tel. 649- r e n t s THAT MAKE corders for rent Marl■l0V7% 867 Products 50 location. 649-6334. 8464. rooms, spacious living room, Agency, Realtors, 648-1567. RockvUle Main., 640-8221. 8466. SENSEI formal dining room, kitchen BOWERS Aroa Ranch — R i(^ d $8,800 View, quiet area, own* PLEASE READ YOUR AD COMMERCIAL and office space BOLTON LINE — 10 minutes WHY RENT? eris lose. Spacious 4* STRAWBERRY pUcntS tor sale, and family room, rustic beams, heorfii and 'walnut paneled Tire- dsu lfled or “Wont Ads’* «re tskon over the phone as a FURNITURE REFINISHED for rent. W. Q. Schwarz Co., central fireplace, 2% tiled downtown Manchester. Big 7 place, automatic kitchen, 2 toll room Ranch, targe red­ $1.60 per hundred.. Box 634, Bol­ Inc:, 875-2042. Toom Split in beautiful area, 8 FHve room Ranch, featuring wood paneled living oonvenlence. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST colors, changed, bums and Situations Wanted— MARILYN Porter Street baths, complete butit-ins, 2-car baths, clock thermootat, Ught- huge living room, fenced DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the scratches removed. Manchee' Male 39 ter Center Road, Bolton. 643- or 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, rec oHer fixtures, air-conditioning room, recent furnace 6611. Seven rooms, garage, fire­ garage. Truly a fine home In a yoM, conveniently located next Insertion. The Herald Is res{>onstbIe fdr only ONE Incor­ ter Reflnishlng, 648-9283. prestige area. A.sking $38,9lder Cape, near <»VENTRY — breath - taking CARPENTRY—Rec rooms, for­ Adams St. 5-5-duplex, 3-bedroom arrange­ Estate, 643-9332. of the many fine featuree of LAWRENCE F.-FIANO tremendous poienllaJ. For fur­ ments. Car necessary. Excel­ peU. 649-7529. ______ments, Wesley R. Smith Agen' St. Bartholomew Chimch and ■view from this large cu.stom ANSWERINO SERVICE mica, ceilings, closets, remod­ ther details call Doris Smith, lent compensation- and a DISCOUNT FURNITURE ROCKVILLE — centrally locat­ this 3 or 4 b^room home, cen­ built Colonial Cape, 6 finished REALTORS PRESS OPERATORS (X>NVBNIB3NTLY located, 3 cy. Realtors, 643-1567. 6-6 DUPLEX, owner’s side Im­ school. 3 extra lots included In eling, hatchways, attics fin­ Jarvis Realty Co., Rt. 83, Ver­ chance to learn the real estate WAREHOUSE ed 2 bedroom apartment, heat maculate, central location. Can trally located. Char-Bon Real­ rooms, 1% baths, 3 years old Live Stock 42 ty. 643-0683. price of $16,400. Belfiore Agen­ 643-3766 646-0434 743-6364 ished concrete steps, floors, non 649-1200, 876-0625, Eves. 649- business. Call Mrs. Conver.se and 4 room apartments, eco; and hot water, pne child ac­ MANCHESTER — New 7-room arrange financing on good cy, 643-6121. 2% acres. Many custom fea' 6494)500 - 875-2519 porches, garages. No Job toe PACKERS 3580 MAIN STREfcT, 522-7240 nomically priced. Stove and re­ 2519. for appointment. Samuel M. Hartford, Connecticut cepted. $100. month. 649-4824, Garrison Colonial, 12x24 living terms. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. tures worth your Inspection and leave yonr mispage. You’D bear from our advertfser In Jig smMl. 649-8880. frigerator included. 849-8204, 875-1166. SIX ROOM Cape, detached ga­ Lavitt Agency, MLS Realtors Mechanical experience pre­ NUBIAN GOAT, male, room, family room, built-in rage, Just painted, southwest SDC ROOM Ookmtal, 1% baths, $19,500 .Call Gail Green, 742 time without spending all evening at the telephone. at Vernon Circle. 643-2158. 875- Formerly Fuller Brush Bldg. MANCHEJSTER — spacious 8 big front-to-back M'ving room, 7092, (dAy or evenings). F. M WAPPING— 6 room Randi oa DION CONSTRUCTION CO. — Money to Loan 29 ferred, first shift. Apply in months. W8-6736. SIX ROOM, second floor apart­ kitchen, spacious lot. Priced side, fireplace, $17,400. J. D. a professionally landscaped 1% Complete building service. New 8297. person. ment for immediate'Occupancy. right. Hayes Agency, 643-4803 room Ranch with attached ga­ Reftlty, 643-5129. . formal dining room. 14 trees in Gaal Agency, 643-2682, 643 Open Monday Through BOLTON — Five room single rage, hot water heat, fireplace, backyard. BeUiore Agency, 643- 0281. A. L. Rose, 649-7377 acre, 2-car garage, ahintinum Automobiles For Sale 4 construction, alterations or ad­ CREDIT RATING PART-TIME counter girl for 7 Call 648-9691 lor appointment. house. 649-0617, siding, fire p ^ e , 23 foot living ditions. Roofing, siding, paint­ EASTERN BOILER Poultry and Supplies 43 Saturday LARGE 6 room Cape In a de­ large lot. Fhill .price $16,8(X). 6-6 TWO FAMILY, 2-car ga­ 5121. (eve.). CHEVROLET, 1689, Impala p.m. - 1 a.m. .shift, 3-4 nights. sirable area. Fhjll dormer, l',a Alice Clampet, Realtor, 649- rage, separate heating, assume room, 8 bedrooms and a hugs ing, etc. 643-4352, 643-0895. UNNECESSARY & ELECTRONICS FOR SALE — Golden pheasant 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. MANCH5STER — New Ck>lonlal Convertible, automatic, reason­ Please appl Mister Donut. 255 TTesort Property baths, attractive rec room, out 4543. mortgage, excellent lot, $22,- TREES and bushes surround ELLINGTON—6% room Ranch, kitchen. Quiet deadend street. HERUD Mortgage loans, first-second- W. Middle Tpke. $5. each. Ducks, $3. eiu:h; rab 4% room flats and duplexes, this 9 room, 4-bedroom OoIoniaJ a-ssumable FHA mortgage, 4% Owner moving out of state. able, $476. 646-0728. QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, 99 Loomis St., Mancheeter CALL — ASK FOR DA'VID ceramic bath, stove, refrigera­ For Rent 67 of state owner wants action. 900. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. dormers, porches, basements third, arranged. All kinds of bits, $3. each; bantams. $1. Wesley R. Smith Agency, Real in lovely area, two fireplaces, years old. full cellar, aluminum $18,500. Wolverton Agency, realty. Confidential-reasonable. SALESLADY ■wanted, experi­ each; quail, $4. pair; Shetland tor, private basement, free WEST SIDE 2-car garage, jalousded rear storms and screens, over an Realtors, 649-2818. 1961 WHITE Ford Country reflnished, cabinets. built-ins, parking. Hayes Agency, 648- GARDNER LAKE, Conn. Mod­ tors, 643-1567. BOWERS SCHOOL — Five roorh BOX LEHERS Squire, Thundertrird engine, Albert Burke Agency, 983 Main, enced preferred, but will train, MACHINISTS that are able to pony, $66.1, guinea fowl, $6. for G. E. refrigerator, very Food, em housekeeping cottages. Ranch, fireplace, vanity bath, porch, other extras. Wall to acre of land, conveniently lo­ formica, aluminum, vinyl, salary according to experience. 4803. New listing—6 room Cape, $10,900. — FIVE ROOM Ranch, reaaonaible. 646-2676. steel, ceramo siding. William Hartford. Office 627-7971, Eve. set up and operate. Interesting trio; pigeons, 75c esi(A. 643- clean condition. Phone M9-6606. Lakefront. Boating, fishing, NEW RAISED RANCH — 8 oil heat, fireplace, garage, oil hot water, dLshwa^er, dis­ wall to several rooms. Belfiore cated, $16,400. J. D. Realty, For Your 242-9400. Apply in person, Mario’s Bak­ and diversified work with guar- 9269. ' rooms, one full and two half posal, alr-conditloner, base­ Agency, 643-5121. 643-5129. large lot v-v ».«<»• Robbins Carpentry Service, ery, 829 Main St. n e w DUPLEX. 6 rooms, mid­ swimming. Inspect weekends. enclosed yard, city utilities, sumable Leonard 1960 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof, 649-3448. sinteed overtime schedule. Join SEVITNO MACHINE — Singer Free colored pictures, bro baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms, dining near bus line, stores and ment garage, 21 shade trees, Information new motor, mew Ures, $660. 876- A FRESH START v/IU lump dle-aged or retired, convenient room, family room, one car OUTDOOR swimming pool Agency, and gfrow with the company automatic zig-zag, cabinet location, immediate occupancy, chUre, Arrowhead Grove, school. Priced at only $16,- Immediste occupancy, $17,900. 6153. your debts into one easy pay­ RECEPTIONIST - Secretary to Articles For Sale 45 model, excellent condition, but­ garage, $23,900. Philbrick makes this 6-room older Ciolo- South Windsor ment. If you have equity In dentist, excellent opportunity that offers you top wages, op­ $130. Evenings 643-2268. Route 86$, 0>lchester. 242-9278. 800. Excellent condition Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, 643- portunity for aidvancement, ton boles', embroiders, hems, Agency, 649-8464. 6159. nial with 2-car garage an excel­ IMAGINE! THE HERALD win not 1969 FORD 9-pas9enger Country Roofing— Siding 16 property, call Frank Burke to for right applicant. Must have KEEP YOUR carpets beautiful throughout. lent value. Enjoy heathful Hebron discloee the identity of discuss ways and means. Con­ Initiati've, abiHty to meet pub' friendly and helpful co-work- despite constant footsteps of a etc. Repossessed, was $809.60, TWO ROOM furnished year six room Ranch featuring Squire, power steering, power unpaid balance 369.50, take 'round cottages. Lakefront R(X!KLEDGB '— large custom MAN(HESTBR — unu.sual swimming thta aimmer at any advertiser using box UGHTNING RODS, roofing, necticut Mortgage Exchange, Me and be willing to learn of' ers. and excellent fringe bene­ busy family. Get Blue Lustre. SIX ROOM apartment. 476 Main 4 bedroom Colonial, bullt-lns, CHARLES LESPERANCE a family room with fire­ SAVE NOW brakes. CaU 875-8238. fits. Middlesex Engineering ft over payments of $8. monthly. Park. (Coventry. $15. per week. home, unu.sual price. 8 rooms, hom e'at no cost without traf­ letters. Readers answer­ siding, gutters, aluminum win' IS Lewis S t, Hartford, 246- flee management plus other ad­ Rent electric shampooer $1. St.. 649-8229. 9-5.______2>4 baths. 2-car garage, got' 649-7620 fic hazards. Aluminum eitorms, place. breezeway, oversized ing blind box ads who Manufacturing Co., 1840 Silas City Sewing Center, Hartford. Includes lake pririleges. Please $13,500. IHrwt time on market. garage, beautiful land­ Invest $500 ia a cosy Cspe. 1968 FORD Falcon , Futura dows, doors, aluminum cano­ 8897. ministrative details, high Paul’s Paint ft WaHpaper Sup­ geous wooded lot. Hayes Agen screens and doors, carpeting in pay $109 per month. Deduct deelre to protect their sprint, convertible, white top, Deane Highway, Rocky Hill, 622-0476. TWO ROOM heated apartment call Mr. Frazier, 742-8892. Presently used as In-law quar­ scaped lot, non-development pies, roU-up awnings. Work school graduate preferred. ply. and bath. 149 Oakland St., $66 •cy, 643-4803. ALTON STREET — prime lo­ ters. 100x120 lot, one-oar ga­ U'ving room, hallway and stairs interest and taxes from identity can follow this bucket seats, ()e«p red -color, guaranteed. Beacon Lightning SBk.XJND MORTGAGE - Un­ State full detail.^ o< quajlfica- Conn. area, only $17,500. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, 649-5229, 9-5. CAPE COD, Dennisport, 2 and cation, Immaculate 2-bedroom rage. Wolverton Agency, Real­ included, less than $20,000. Bel­ next year’s tax return. En­ procediuu: automatic transmission, bxcel- Protection, Steve Pearl, 643 limited funds available for sec­ tions in reply. Write Box DD, "NEVER used anything Bke It.’’ $14,400 — 6% ROOM Ranch, Enclose your reply to the ond mortgages, payments to PLUMBERS and plumbers ranges, automatic . waXhers 3 bedroom cottages, all con­ home, 2-car garage, $18,000. T. tors, 649-2813. fiore Agency, 643-6121. joy life in' the suburbs. leitt condition. CaU 649-7TO2. 5315. Herald. say users of Blue Lustre for NEWLY redecorated large 6- built-in stove, cellar, assume COLLI & WAGNER box In an envelope — suit your budget. Expedient lielpers. Apply Warren J. Got cleaning carpet. Rent electric with guarantees. See them at veniences. sutomaUr heat. Off J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Start now—Save Now — B. D. Pearl’s AppUancea, 649 room apartment, heat, hot wa mortgage, $97. per month TANNER STREET — will build FOUR ROOM Ranch, large 289-0241 addresaed to the Classl- W A W ROOFING—re-pooflng service. J. D. ReeUty. 648-6129. tier Plumbing ft Heating, Inc. shampooer $1. Tha Sherwln- season rales. Rockville 875 Hutchins Agency. 846-0108. Call Now Mr. Lewie 640- 171 Union St., Rockville. Main St. Call 643-2171. ter, stove and refrigerator, 0682. MANCHESTER — 26x62’ Ranch, 3 bedroom Colonial. 1% baths. birch cabineted kitchen, ga­ 6306. fled Manager, Mancheeter new roofs, gutters repaired and WUUoms Co. rage. Many extras. (3all owner Elvening Herald together Trucks—Tractors Help Wanted— Male 36 yart cellar and garage, ekeel QUIET SETTING, but in town built 1964, 2-ca.' basement ga- Bowers Area, $20,900. E, J. TEN MINLJTES to Manchester, installed. Quality workmanriiip Help Wanted—Female 35 MAN wanted for delivery and SINGER AUTOMA’n C Zlg-sag. lent location, reasonable. Call MI8QUAMICUT, Rhode Island r ^ e , 8 big bedrooms, 2 toll Carpenter, ReaJttv, 649-5061, for appointment, 649-6572. with a memo listing the guaranteed. CaU for free es PICNIC TABLES, all sUes and like new in cabinet, button Qi-stom built Cape. Four roorns low down payment to qualified Barrows «^W allace SCHOOL BUS for sale, no rea­ EXPERIENCED woodworker general maintenance. Apply styles, from 6 foot $12.60, de­ 649-6628 between 6:30-9 p.m. summer resort: Now Is the down, unfinished up. Actually a baths, enormous kitchen with 649-9204. buyer, 3-bedroom Ranch, base­ companies you do NOT sonable offer refused. CaU 643- Umate and appraisal. 643-9282, RN or LPN. 11-7 shift. Part or Uicky Lady Laundry, 48 Pur holes, monograms, fancy de­ DUTCH Colonial — 6 rooms, want to see your letter. or recent High School graduate livered. W. Zinker, Plnney only. time to make your re.servatlon pne bedroom home with a tor all bullt-lns, family room with ment garage, fireplace, approx­ MANCHESTER PARKADE 4814 after 6. 643-9189... full-time. Laurel Manor, 649- willing to learn trade. Apply at nell Place. signs. Originally over 3800.. for your summer vacation. We 1 % baths, excellent residential Your latter will be dee- Street, ElUngton, 876-7148. mal dining room that could be fireplace, completely alumi area, low 20’s. Write Box U, imately one acre lot, $16,900. MANCHESTER 649-5306 4519. Risley Woodworking, Inc balance due $65, take over NOW AVAILABLE have cottage rentals by the num sided, -$26,900. Wolverton COOPER STREET troyed if the advertiser Is WANTED—man to work in gas payments, $10. monthly. Deal­ converted. 90x198 lot, well and Herald. 742-6078. one you've mentioned. If Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Lake Street, Vernon, or call LOAM — top grade loam for week, month or .season. Lewiss septic. Excellent for only $15, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Three bedroome, living room, 1646 FORD Pickup, needs minor 649-4824 Of 876-1166. station, able to do tune-ups and sale at low, low price. $1. a er, Hartford 622-0981. One two bedroom apart­ and Stanton Realty, Phone Mia-' (XIVBNTRY — modemiefic 6 not tt will be handled In repair. Best offer. 649-4946. brakes. Good pay. Call Tom 800. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, dining room, cabinet kitchen, THREE-BEDROOM Ranch, 1% UNION — Big well kept home room Gauiison Colonial situat­ ROOFING — Sper.lalizlng re­ yard If you load and haul, $1.60 ment available May 1st at quamicut 348-8117. PORTER STREET area — Ex with bams &nd approximately the usual manner. TWO MECHANICS needed Brown, 333 Main St.. 649-8247 Colonial Oak Apts., 88 Oak 848-1577. laundry room, 1 % baths, full baths, hot water oil heat, alu­ ed on 4% acres, breezeway, pairing roofs of all kin.'la, new a yard if we load and you haul, ecuUve 4-bedroom Colonial, in minum storm windows and 20 acres. Fran Smith, 684-7720. WAITRESS gtx I working conditksis, many KELVTNATOR refrigerator In St. Heat, hot water, stove, CXJTTAGE for Rent — Misqua- parklike setting. Screened pat­ attic, aluminum combinations, oversize 3 - cor garage, 1% CASE niACrOR, excellMit con­ roofs, gutter work, chLnneys BUSINESS Opportunity — op­ $1.60 a yard, plus $5. an hour RANCH — 8 large rooms, dining 2-car garage,-70x190 lot, shade doors, dishwasher, disposal, benefits paid by us. Join s good condition. Call 643-4041. refrigerator, parking, pri- micut, Rhode I.sland. Pour io, formal dining room. Hurry! f v baths, fireplaced Hiting room. cleaned, repaired. Aluminum portunity to enter into your for truck, if we load and haul. room, large living room with full cellar with walk-out door, T E ACHES, 8 rooms, 3 baths, Lost and Found dition, $428, 643-5788. growing company. Ckill Al BoU' ■vate patio and toll cellar, roonis. CaU 643-0491. Hayee Agency, 643-4803. trees, including apple tree, rec aluminum storms, very clean, Priced in the low 30’s. Call siding. 80 years’ experience. own bu^Ess with ho inveet' We deliver on Saturdays only. fireplace, 8 bedrooms, one car room with addition^ convenient convenient to shopping, Full-time for day ■work, Uls, Serv' e Manager at Man CaU 648-2438, ask for Bemle. $145. very attrac* ve, suburban, only Gall Green, 742-7060, (day or IX)ST — 7 months old female Free estimates. Cedi Howley. ment. You ■will receive a going CLEAN, combination gas and garage, level lot, $16,900. Phil outside entrance. schools, churches. Owner, 643- 648-5881. 644-8838. counter and booths, 5 day che^er Motor Sales, new Olds- On Saturday caU either 643- Wanted To Rent 68 $11,900. — A bargsUn for 6 rooms $14,900. Hutchins Agency, 648- evenings). F. M. Gaal Agen­ Engldah Setter, vicinity of Sil­ Auto Accessories—^Tires 6 business If you qualify. For in' oil range. Call 649-1327. brick Agency, 649-8464. in the center of to'wn, condl' 9782, 523-4113. week, experience helpful mobiles and value used cars, 2438 or 648-0161, ask for Bemle Ideal growing family, or even 0103. cy. 648-2682, 640-OQSl; A. L. ver St. and South St., CoveU' but not necessary, good tormarion write Box OC, Her' 643-4491 649-4436 tion good, worth your inquiry 612 West Center St., Manches or Andy. MAGIC CNEF apartment size WANTED — 4-bedroom lake- rooming house. By locking t-wo MANCHESTER — Cfepe — 8 Roee, 649-78W (eve.) try. 742-7806. Heating and Plumbing 17 hourly rate, good gratui­ ter. 643-1511. aid. front cottage for one month, Wesley R. Smith Agency, Real­ ANDOVER — 4-room home, CORVAIR engine complete, $50. stove, Uke new, $60. 644-2069 649-6644 doors, house easily septu*at^ In­ large bedrooms, basement ga- LARGE SELBCnON of lota; ties, better than average SCREENED LOAM — for the between 1-7 p.m. June, July or Augu.st at (3ov- tors, 643-1567. . large kitchen, fireplaced U'ving FOUND — Brown and black Call 649-6700. LET US remodel your old bath' benefits .These are very EXPERIENCED electricians, SALES Opportunity — excellent to pri'vate downstairs apart­ rage, aluminum storm win­ homes and oettoges. Fran best in lawns and.gardens from enlry l.,«ke or Columbia Lake. ment—two rooms plus kitchen, room. 2 bedroom’s, basement, mongrel, male. CaU Andover room, our prices wiU please good hours, work in a immediate employment. Call training program with future MODERN 8 room first floor MANCHESTER — 6 roofn older dows, new permanent siding, new furnace, $10,000. Bel Air Smith, 684-7720. management poesibilities. Fine our screening plant. Andover- 40" HOTPOINT stove, double Reply Box S, Herald. rec room, and half bath—leav­ Dog Worden, 742-7194. We can take care».of all your pleasant atmoephere. Apply 876-9370 after 6:30 p.m. apartment, heat, hot water, re­ home, V/i baths, 2-car garage, sfiaded lot with convenient lo­ Real Estate, 643-9333. Trailers— group program tocluding hi' Oolumbla. DeUvered. George oven, double drawers, griddle frigerator. stove, uUllUes and ing three bedrooms and bath cation. Owner 643-5836. COVENTRY—new Gold Medal­ plumbing and heating prob­ in person . . . H. Orifflng, toe., 742-7886. and deep well cooker, g o ^ con­ NEEDED — Four room apart­ W H A T IS spacious lot, ideal lor growing Mobile Homes 6-A lems. I will pack any faucet, CARPENTERS (2), all around cretlve retirement. Write to parking furnished. 86 Birch St. ment or house for man. wife, family, full price $16,500. Alice upstairs. SOUTH WINDSOR — 6-6 hr+ck lion 4 bedroom Colonial oo Announcements ability, steady work, top wages Box J ^ , Herald, requesting ap­ dition, $60. or beat offer. 643- Call 649-8448. Route 44A, $32,500. Leonard $3.50. Roland Plumbing & DARK RICH stone-free loam, 7886 after 10 a.m. one child and a dog, prefer Clampet, Realtor, 649-4543. EXCELLENT two family, everything practic­ Heating Co., 643-4523.. K ft C Construction Co., 643- pointment. Do not write ’' QUALITY? OWNER 649-0462 ally brand new, over an acre Agency, 646-0460. EI^ECTROLUX Sales and serv­ till, gravel, sand, stone, ma­ THREE ROOMS for rent with .suburban. Balch Real. Estate, ONE-WHEEL -trailer for sale, 0916. Call between 6-8 p.m. needs and desires for income 649-2012. NEW 5-5 duplex, 8 bedrooms, 3 lot, $22,900. J. D. Realty, 648- ice, bonded representative. Al BRASS KEY nure, white sand for sand box­ 'stove $75, a month. Inquire 32 This 8 room Raised Ranch RESIDENTIAL $30. Inquire 77 Ashworth St. are not at least $10.(X)0. a year. es and cool pools. DeUvery. 643- GAS RANGE. Reasonable. MS- furnaces, baseboard heat 6129. fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., SALES MANAGER — fuel oil, Church Street. will give you a fine defini­ THREE family, 4-4-4 in nice Wanted— Real Estate 77 Radio— TV Repair 96(M. 6498. choose your colors. Hutchins Five rooms, 2 bedroom Manchester, 644-8141. many benefits, car and eX' PLUMBEIR and plumber’s help­ Business Property tion. A kitchen with biillt- Agency, 846-0103. condition, new siding, copper (X)VENTRY Ten room house, Services 18 RESTAURANT plumbing, combination storms, Ranch with breezeway and TO PURCHASE small multi- Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 pense, fine opportunity, experi­ er 'wanted. New wofic. Go<^ THE AMAZING Blue Lustre will EASY semi-automatic deluxe For Sale 70 ins. dishwasher and di.spos- ."dx acres' of land, center of enced, $10,000 plus. Box Z, Her­ wages for experienced men. FOUR ROOM flat, third floor, al. cabinets with adjustable MANCHESTER Vicinity — Split 2 new furnaces, income $2,640, one car garage, high eleva­ family property In Hartford, 1966 HARLEY-DAVIDSON with CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv leave your upholste^ beauti­ washer, excellent condition. tion with view, 30 day oc­ town, $17,900. OaU owner. 742- East Hartford or Mancheeter. Personals Ice, available all hours. Satis; 829 MAIN ST. ald. 643-4523. stove, garage, $66 . 649-0482 MAIN STREET site, near Cen­ shelves, l',i baths with ce­ Level on 3 acres of land, 8 good investment, $23,900. electric starter on display. fully soft and clean. Rent elec­ 646-0322. Phone S. A. Beechler, Agent, cupancy. 6452. Principals only. Particulars to feuttlon guaranteed. Coll 649' tric shampooer $1. Oloott Va­ ter, with building of 6,500 sq. ramic tile and glass en­ bedrooms, garage, owners an STATE LICENSKU rest home XLCH model, all colors. 50 cc TWO AUTO mechanics for MAN FOR fuU-Ume stock work ft. Many potentials. Will fl- 643-6969. P.O. Boot 206, Bolton, Conn. * 1816. riety Store. closed tub and shower, a xlous. Wesley R. Smith Agen BOLTON — Seven room Ranch, cantraUy located, reasonable model, $230., full price. Harley- growing Ford dealer. Elxcellent in warehouse. Apply in person, CLEAN 4 room tenement, first nonce. Owner 649-6229, 9-5. cheery laundry room. 4 bed- cy, Realtors, 643-1667. BRAE-BURN REALTY 40" QUALITY GAS range hi MANCHESTER — 2-famliy, 5-5 3 bedrooms, large family room, LISTIN(J8 wanted — residence, rates, friendly atmosphere. Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, LPN or RN, fuU or part-time. salary. Many fringe benefits, B. Kofsky Shoe, Manchester FREE LAWN CHAIR or end good condition, $25. 649-^6. floor. Call 643-6016. rooms to accommodate 643-6273 basement with garage and rec TeL 875-lOU. Hartford. 247-9774. including vacation with pay, in­ Shopping Parkade. MANCHESTER — Six - room MANCHESTER — 7% room flat, 2-car garage, bus line, 2 land or commercial. We buy Millinery, Dressmaking 19 11-7. 875-2077. bench with our all bolted picnic your comfort, a large rec room. Owners anxious. % acre farms. Nuaedorl Agency, 643- surance, etc. Ideal working BEEROOM SET double bed. for apartment, two stores and room, much more to see, ranch, 4 bedrooms, dining furnaces, immaculate, top lo­ lot, dead end street. T. J. HONDA 50, red and white, 1962, LANDSCAPE HELPER, part- tables while they loot. W. Zink­ FOUR ROOM tenement. 182 Bis­ commerclsJ buUdlng all In one cation. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. 2794. DRESSMAKING, alterations, EXPERIENCED secretary conditions in a completely new er, Plnney Street, Ellington. sale, good condition, caU 648- $24,900. room, 2 baths, 2-zone heat, n - Oockett, Realtor. 643-1577. Automobiles For Saie 4 good condition. OaU 646-9296 be­ repairing. Reasonable rates. wanted, typing, shorthand and shop. Apply in person to Walter time, 8-1. Contact John E. 8266. sau St.. $70., 649-5229, 9-5. package. High t r ^ lc count. rage, only $18,500. Hutchins Lots For Sale 73 fore 2:16. Whitham Landscape Nursery, 876-7143. A wise Investment for only Agency, Realtors, 646-0103. CXDLONIAL on Buckingham St. LISTINGS WANTED. Two fam­ HEED CAR? Tour credit turn­ Children’s clothes a .specialty. knowledge of sentence struc Viklinstz, Service Manager, THREE ROOM unfurnished TOLLAND — 6% room Raised Sewing lessons given. 643-6602 643-7802. $26,000. Hayes Agency, 643- behind the Bowers School. 6 ily houses needed In all prica ed down? Short on down pay­ ture essential. Opportunity to Fitzgerald Ford, Windsor Ave­ SOLAR enlarger F 4.6 Wollen- apartment, first floor, $66. 644- ]. D. Realty, Co. ANDOVe r — 4 acre building Ranch, double garage, beauti­ ranges. CoU John H. Lappen^ after 5. nue, Rockville. , Wanted— To Buy 58 4003. MANCHESTER — Two out­ rooms. I 'i baths, garage, trees, ful one-half acre wooded lot, ment? Bankrupt? Repoasas- 1949 HARLEY, $246. CaU after advance with young but estab­ BARBER WANTED — Apply sach lens and eese|, $66. 649- 0031. 643-5129 643-8779 $21,500. and worth it. Start site. Secluded setting, prime Inc., 649-6261, 649-6140. lished company, excellent 9678. standing splits, one on Spring residential area. Includes or- $13,'900, FHA $460 down. Pasek alon? Don't despelrl See Hon- 6, 649-3439. to allow the oonatruoUon Prtoed al, $l$.a00, ^ Mrs. firapleoe, bsaiiHM loCafic Hot, radio, rood Mghu. speed comm suumto witti oMlKy. 649- 64y627.. . d On addition to pnsent dwelL outbuHdimm, Only $10,800. ahaiponad; blcycla aalao, s«rv- floors). Waxing floors. Potnt- 6861. EXPERIENCED msdioal lalw- Moodeys. W. B. Smith, Jarvis Realty Oo„ ReSl- KANCHESTIlR — beautiful new Owner, #404061. Me ogei Bayes AgCMy, 04MIO0. * 20 .8 0 0 p liit,' setra fires, never raced, los. Manchaator Cycla Shoe, tng. Ceilinga. Pasorhangtng. WANTED At ones — oksrs rstory technicians for fuU-tijne Bray,. 707 Mein atrsot, Steta lido yard will be Ism ton . 640-UOO, Bvba. 640-001$. H.aoo. ST6- than minimum requirement 4-4 two fomUioa, flaU and du­ n e a r Buckley School—oleen. l^eoae. I 0*1 140 W. Mlddla T unpU uT M l N q jo b too amen. JcbnV ar- WOMAN to kosp ImiM so tathsr on osssmbly lines. AppS^Per- and pari'4lina woefe. Modeni XlisueK Butittingi. Apply plexes. Custom quality througii- ooMf 6 room euatom Cope, 1% BOCAON — 0 room lUnqh eo» Oorenee Custer. MANOHWXIIR -> N ow jisdng. (affla, 649-0760. con work. D a n or Hvs in. OaU ItliomtocT. trtng* benefits, Mt. fkiU filed bathi, Indl^fiduol b a ^ , dUhwoNier, many eX'^ H4.0OO — tom to IIN. l-ew gkrafe. 649:0600. ^ MonalMStsr Memorial lloeMtal iPlorbrtE^arwilHi 49 Chairman •paoioui 6 - reow Oslaalsi. Ospe. new gidlaf. tenei MIBUBMP And Wltoe VAUM R. F. DIMOCK C O . 1N« OREVROUDr BeUlr, h 7T0 TDiiB to hava your lawp^ Theodora Moberg, brasssway, evarslied lanf*. M ila n , hot water beat Ibcoel- tras, boaemeot garage, fire- n O O R 8AND1NO, fin iM v Letoonrioey. Tsl. 641-1141, lont kMatiM with OH ufififies. place up$tb poBeiad raolL ra^ ed lot wMi fir^daoe. 4atr bopdlM, very good ooodi' mowar Mawpbned ajid ra- and waxing. 10 yaora’ .axpari- CAPABLE, rsNoMs woman for CAVIYTS ' leerstary - flrtpiftM, diglBS OOQ. Cei sdler. 940. 948- DRIVER for funMurs and sp- tie, M o A y ttanofiiii' VMdegr, JAPANEM Tame - tSo M d g A new. Biywi Afenoy. 640- ’ “ •ilSt'i anoa.,Prompt, dapandaWa oar houwwerk. vut-ttow. CM 6M- pllaaoa Mtvsnr. CM Mr. Pi9> t o jb.-4:M p.m. Ab oquel cp- m fb m Oh Bm a M i Fam A adeew gfte**g ^ \ 4 6DU. isi«Ui. 6464u L 610-ffrs. sssnunuxT 4, / IS*. -r ^ «rw *

SATURDAY, MAT 1, 1965* PAGE TWELVE X Manrl^Bter rttUi About Town

Daughtera at Llbarty, No. 125. Business Bodies wtl iponsor^a rummaga aoie Wednesday at 9 a.m. in the basement at. Orange Hall. Mem­ b a n k OPEII h o u se bers are .reminded to bring ar­ Keeping padb with Ute grow- ticles to the hall Tueeday from ing banking needs■ of theth« com- 7 to 9 p.m. > muntty, the Savings Bank cA Manchester formally opened its Friendship Circle, ^ Salvation newly remodeled and complete­ Army, will have an ^iioatlonal ly renovated main office today meeting Monday at “TiiS pm. with an Open House celebration. at the church for members and The fesUviUee began at 9 this guests. Lit- Patrick McGill of morning with Mayor Francis the Hartford North End Salva­ Mahoney officiating at the rib­ tion Army will speak on “ Sal­ bon - cutting ceremony. Elach vation Army Plans in a Poverty visitor to the bank today re­ Pocket.” Hostesses are Mrs. ceived a yellow carnation aa a Prank Duncan and Mrs. Tony souvenir. Simard. The renovation of the bank exterior features the installation The Follow'crait Club of Man­ of new glass and aluminum dou­ chester Lodge of Masons ■.vill ble doors and two large display meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at windows available to local in­ the Masonic Temple. dustries and community groups for the promotion of projects Members of the Perennial and activities of civic Interest. Planters Garden Club today pre­ An elevator, installed at the sented patients of the Man­ rear entrance from the park­ chester Convalscent Home and ing lot, provides easy access to Green Lodge with May baskets both the first and second bank­ /tiled w/Uj flowers from mem­ ing floors. bers’^ gardens. This wras to M»n- The first floor banking area, memorate the custom of hang­ highlighted by modem decor ing baskets of flowers on 'door­ and fumtshings, features nine knobs on May Day. tellers’ stations, a New Account department enlarged safe de­ The commUtee for. the re­ posit facilities, a new directors’ union of the Class of 1945 will room and executive office and meet Tuesday at 8:30 p.fn. at the auditing department. The Fiano's Restaurant, Bolton. To­ newly enlarged mortgage de­ day is the deadline for reser­ partment is located on tiie sec­ vations for the event. Mail res­ ond floor, along with the ex­ ervations to Mrs. Harold Bur­ panded Personal Loan and What is BO compelling about a thing In growth? Men will spend hours in speculative con- nett, 16 Berkley St. Home Improvement department temptation of a lazily rising tangle of steel girders or a steam shovel’s monotonous gnaw- and the bank's IBM accounting Ing of its underfooUng of clay and gravel. How many, however, will approach the finlshM OBI The Kiwanis Club of Man­ department. structure with the same Intent gaze, the same excitement? Visitors -to the mato chester will meet Tuesday at 'The alteration and moderniza­ offices of the Savings Bank of Manchester at 923 Main St. during the past few months noon at the Manchester Coun­ tion was carried out by the Jack were spectators to the growth of a new home for its banking facilities. Sometimes tbs try Club. National Law Week R. Hunter Co., Inc. of Manches­ progress was consplcuoiw in its clutter and snarl of ladders and planking. At other times, wil be observed. A speaker will ter. The carpeting was furnish­ the stage was qtiiet and a wakeful memory was needed to discern the difference between the be provided by Atty. Jack Shea. ed by Wotldns Bros, and ffie scene of the moment and that of a week Ago. Today the spectacle of growth has finally ended fumi^ings by General Fire­ and yet a universe of growth lies ahead still untapped. (Herald photo by Ofiara) Members of the Manchester proofing of Hartford. Family Campers Association thus earning a three-day vaca­ Clarke is a member of the Brit­ will meet with the Rockville ON COMMITTEE Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y. tion at Vergennes, Vt., in June. ish American Club. Chapter tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. The board of directors of the He also joined Travelers In 1950 Pages ^Shadoiv^ Librarians and served as a field representa­ at the Lottie Fisk Building, Savings Bank of Manchester Hugh F. Black, pr^ident of Felix Gremmo of 845 EL Mid­ National Library Week provides an opportunity for Carol Edwards, a junior at Manchester Henry Park, Rockville. Officers tive in Detroit, Mich., and South High School, to learn how the card catalogue system works, from Mary Cheney librarian Miss has named Fred T. Bllsh Jr. of the Austin A. Chambers Co. at dle Tpke. 1s celebrating the will be elected and slides of 5 Laurel St. to the bank’s Mort­ Bend. Ind., before returning to Anna French. Carol and other members of the Library Pages Club were at the library yes­ the honte office in 1952 as an 318 Hartford Rd., attended the tenth year of his Farmer^ terday to “ shadow” librarians as they carried out their tasks. (Herald photo by Pinto.) Antarctica shown. Final plans gage Conrmlttee, replacing the 1965 convention of the Ameri­ Market at 819 E. Middle l^ k a wil Ibe made for a Camp Show late Christopher Glenney as assistant underwriter. In 1964 he was rvamed chief underwriter. can Red Ball Transit Co. of In­ Specializing In locally grown in Rockville May 15 and 18. committee member. He will fruits and vegetables, the road- the hours in which "evening” dianapolis, Ind., at their home Those attending are reminded offices. The nationwide moving side market opened last week Telephone Rates and "night” rates, lower than to bring box lunches. VICE PRESIDENT and will remain open for sevefl the daytime rates, apply for John J. Nee of 122 Green Rd., firm, Which the Chambers com­ Down Saturdays calls within the state. general operations manager of pany represents in Manchester, months. WESTOWN "Evening" rates, which start the Rourke-Eno Paper Co. of has announced plans to sponsor at 6 p.m. on weekdays, now ap­ Award List Set Hartford, has been named to veteran race driver Bud Tingle- Pepsi Cola has announced PHARMACY starting today, Saturday Btad in a new English-built, ply all day Saturday up to 8 the post of vice president of plans for a 52 million "Shop: 459 Hartford Rd.—649-9946 rates for long-distance tele­ p.m. rear-engine. Ford-powered Lola ping Spree’’ contest which wlU phone calls within Connecticut i For Art Exhibit the organization. Prior to his racing car for this year’s race The lowest "night" rates now promotion, he had been in reward hundreds of Connecti­ To maintain our continuity will drop to the lower level that' begin at 3 p.m. instead of 9 at the Indianapolis Motor cut consumers with merchan­ Awards to be presented at diarge of various warehousing. Speedway. of medical service we are p.m., and apply all day Sunday. dise prizes. The largest pro­ day evenings between 6 and 9 The longest possible call with­ the annual Spring Exhibit of motion of its kind ever spon­ p.m. in Connecticut, from Greenwich the Manchester Fine Arts As­ Bantly OH Co. Inc., 331 Main sored, the contest will be fea­ The Saturday savings will St., has been appointed as fran­ in the southeast, comer to Put­ sociation have today been an­ tured in local food stores Open All Day range from 5 cents on what nam in the northwest comer, chised service dealer for GM- through May 29. / , used to be a 35-cent call to 25 now costs 60 cents for three nounced. TTie exhibit will be Delco 365 heating and air con­ SUNDAY cents on what used to be a 60- minutes at daytime rates, 35 held at Mott’s Community Au­ ditioning equipment, servicing cent call. Savings on Sundays cents evenings and Saturdays, ditorium, Monday through Fri- and cairying r^lacement parts will be even greater. and 25 cents after 8 p.m. and from 9 am . to 9 pm., abd for all GM-Delco installations in NOW OPEN! Tile cliange is part hf a prt>- all day Sunday. Saturday, May 8 from 9 aim. to the area. In the past the local gram announced by The South­ 6 p.m. home conditioning firm has TreosHr* Shopp* ern New Elngland Telephone Co. Class A awards and honor served as a franchised sales rep­ JEWELERS late in March to became effec­ resentative for GM-Delco fur­ tive May 1. Total .savings to are: "Beet of Show,” given by naces and central residential air S. O. M. B. Retail Sales Up the Manchester Herald; first Connecticut telephone users are conditioning units. Manchester estimated at $5(K),000 a year. In Town by 13% for oil painting, Grumbacher Shopping Parkade In effect, the changes extend Artists Material Co.; second for Arnold S. Clarke of Bolton, oil painting, Robert Simmons, a second shift supervisor at REPAIR BILLS Retail Sales in Manchester Inc.; third for oH paintings. Fred T. Bllsh Jr. Rogers Corporation in Man­ during 1964 ro.se by 12.4 per Delta Brush Mamifactiutng cent over the year 1963 and continue to serve as a director chester, celebrated his 25th an­ (k>rp.; two honorable mentions niversary with the firm this MOTHER’S DAY TOO HIGH? showed the second highest in­ for oils, Artone Color; first for of the bank, a position, he has crease in the state, being top­ held for the past 30 yean. weak. In recognition of his watercolor. Delta Brush; sec­ outstanding service, he was Change to Service Free ped only by Norwalk, which ond for watercolor, Mary Car­ Blish, former owner of the CANDY’nBIFTS showed a rise of 13.4 per cent. Manchester Plumbing Supply presented a gold watch by Rog-* ter Paint Store; third for wa­ era’ director of manufacturing. The figures, released by tercolor, Delta Brush; honor­ Co., is president of the BoltoU ARTHUR DRUG LOAM Philip Dine, chairman of the Corporation, an affiliate of the ’Thomas H. Johnston. A native able mention for wateretdor, GAS HEAT Manchester Chamber of Com­ Manchester Country Club which of Manchester and a graduate Artone Color; first for pastel, of Manchester High School, merce Retail Division showed Shoor Jewelers; secotvd for pas­ owns and controls its tangible John J. Nee P. STOLTZ, INC. • GRAVEL that Manchester was far above assets. He is a former president tel, Sherwin-Williams Co.;, first traffic and maintenance op­ PLUMBING A HEATING the state average of 7.7 per for portrait. WINF; secmid for of the Majicbester Chamber of cent increase. (Commerce, the Manchester erations for the firm, a manu­ 563 Park St., Hartford • FILL The total retail sales locally portrait. Delta Brush; first for facturer of fine printing and in­ modem painting. Delta Brush, Country CHub and the Connectl- 247-2651 for 1964 hit 596,687,000, com­ odt Hardware Association. dustrial papers. pared to 586,129,000 reported and second for modem paint­ Nee was previously employed 56 Years of Service ’ TEL. 643-7172 ing, Sherwin-Williams (3o. for 1963. JOINS LAPPEN at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft . Free Estimates The figure.s, compiled by the In Class B, first prize is giiS for 18 years and served as gen­ en by Windsor and Newton, James W. Finnegan of Bol eral foreman of the space parts, Connecticut Development Com­ ton Has been appointed man mission, showed that Manches­ Inc.; second by Manchester packaging and shipping de­ ter had a 6.9 per cent increase Wallpaper and Paint Co.; third ager of the Real Estate De; partment of John H. Lappen, partments. He is a native of for the fourth quarter of 1964 by E. A , Johnson Co., and bon- Boston. aver the corresponding period orabte mention by Fletcher Inc., at 164 E. Center St. last year, with sales totaling (Hasa Co. Previously employed wdth Car,-: TONIGHT — 8 P.M. ter t^evrolet, he haa also been BRIEFS 525.481.000 in 1954 and 523,- The Savings Bank of Man­ 836.000 in 1963. engaged In the fuel and heat­ ing business with the Shell chester is one of five mutual U. S. MERCHANT MARINE In reporting the figures. Dine saving.s banks in the Hartford III said, ”We tye more than pleas­ Kessler Leaves OH Co. and the Bantly Oil Co. and was part owner of Lassen area who will maintain a booth ed with the year 1964 and, from at the two-day "Job Fair” May ACADEMY GLEE CLUB all indications, it looks as Hospital Soon Petroleum, Inc., formerly of BIILIAROS Bolton. 7 and 8. at the State Armory though 1965 is going to be even in Hartford. 'The event, which Whether it’s straight bil­ CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH a bigger year.” Finnegan is a native of Warren Kessler is ending his Manchester and graduated aleo lists Pratt A Whitney Air­ one-year residency in adminis­ liards or hocket billii-rds, FREE WIU OFFERING from the local school system. craft, Sears Roebuck a n d enjoy an evening with the tration at Manchester Memorial He attended the evening divi­ SNETOO as participants, is de­ LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS Hospital in June. He plans to sions of the University of signed to give ares companies gang or your date at Man­ GIANT became the assistant adminis­ Hartford and the University of a better picture of the local chester’s largest and finest AVAILABLE AT DOOR trator of the Laconia (N.H.) Connecticut, specializing in labor market and to help Inform billiard hall. RUMMAGE SALE Hospital. merchandizing, business law both youth* and adults about By Kessler, a graduate of Wes­ and real estate appraisal. jobs available In the community leyan University, will receive Girl Scout Troop 1 and the general qualifications master’s In public health TWO GET PROMOTED American I-^ion Hall they require. Robert Brock, ex­ Som the School of Public The Traveleni Insurance Co ecutive vice presldpent of the On liconard St. Health, Yale Unlvenaity, in announced the promotion of two Manchester Chamber of Com­ Manchester Bewling Green Jhe Salvafion Army June. He haa taken the hos­ Manchester men to the poets merce, said that the organiza­ Preview Sale: pital administraUoh program 'Monday, May 3— 7 to 9 P.M. of assistant secretaries In the tion, under the direction of the 634 CENTER STREET at ADAMS STREn and for the past few months Ufe, accident and health division chairman of its ediication com­ Presents (Donation 2Sc Per Family) has been busy finishing his of the group department this mittee, A. Raymond Rogers, is Tuesday, May 4th From thesis. ’' week. providing transportation for 10 A.M. (o 2:30 P.M. Among the eeveral projects John SI. Loiqbsiklo at 329 students from local secondary he has studied during the year, Hackmatack St., a native of schools to a special preview on CAPT. ERNEST A. MILLER the major one, he aaora, haa Hartford and an alumnus of EYiday afternoon. been the hospital’s conversion Brown University, joined the to data proceaslng. _ company in 1950. as an under­ William Cahill, salesman for AIR writing trainee. Ito was named Moriarty Bros., 315 Center Stiy chief unclerwriter In 1963 after was one of 15 New England au­ NEED TIRES? promotions In 1963. and 1968 to tomobile salesmen honored by OONDITIONERS underwriter and asalatant chief the Llncoln-Mercury Division of underwritBr, Lombardo is presi­ the Ford Motor Co. for out­ GOODYEAR NOTICE dent of the Keeney St. PTA and standing sales achievements in ALL SIZES a member of the GUfoert A Sul- 1964 at a meeting In New York NYLONS NEW TREADS Host andi KGN MORRISON Uviut Workshop in Manchester. last week. He was initiated Into •HOr' PRE-SEASON Robert M. 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It wee his djuite frankly, there au-e only " AJsh Shepart, the first Amer­ first directorial aaatgnment, and five or six names In show busi­ ican astronaut, will be seen in Elng in locally grown ness big enough to suppart such id vegetables, the road- X t^ «»g h t he did quite well. I apace training during the tele­ he’ll oOntinue Ih dlreot- cast, Dr. Michael E. De Bakey rket opened last week One of them is Rex Harrison, . remain open for seveh will be telecast performing known eo an outwoksn and the producers are now mak­ heart' surgery in Houston, Tex­ “SL. ing arrangements for a "Week­ as apd Information of wanted perfaoUoaiat, Is fklrty vdieenent end In Paris with Rex and Ra­ s s be says, “NotMhg could get persons 'will be exchanged by Oola has announced chel.” Rachel is actress Raohel the Royal Canadian Mounted r a $2 million “ Shop* me back on aeries tdevision as Roberts, Bfarrison’s wife.. '* an actor. Perhaps aq a producer. Police, Scotland Yard and ths ce’’ contest which will Others they'would be very P.B.L lundreds of Connecti- But If I were to proAi^e a happy to sign are Cary Grant, umcrs with merchan- herlea, nohody would put it on Doris Day — and, of course, :es. The largest pro* Sto air. I would want the aeries Greta Garbo. And that's Just )f its kind ever spon* to bo—and I am going to use about the whole list. le contest will be fea- a dangerous word—diatinctlve.’’ Ooming up next Monday is local food sto res la order to ght hack before llhelr specif "Melina Mer­ Coming Shows May 29. « fi live aikUence, Oeonge bee ao- couri’s Greece,” on ABC. OigAed a brief nm In London Cartoon adaptions of Kermeth "You don’t want stars who Grahame's "The Reluctant M Chekhov’s "Three Slaters. are seen very much — and that Ponderosa for a musical Dragon” and "Wind in the 'Wil­ “I had a magnificent play of Lome Greenfe leaves the immediately eliminates all the lows” will be presented on iered to me this fall, but I NBC’s "Lorne Greene’s popular television names, ex 4 0 W O P E N ! tour of the frontier in NBC's "W alt Disney’s Wonder­ ooukki’t do It ecotwmlcally. I American West” Monday from 9 to 10 p.m, ■' .' cept 'Bob Hope, who Is in-a spe ful World of Color" tomorrow »osHr» Shopp* need to g ^ hade before a Uvq.| olal category. 'We'did have sonje 7:30-8:30 p.ih. BasU Rathbone to JEWELERS audience. I bw h t to. got nerv­ preliminary talks about a ‘Lu­ the narrator. ous If I don't stay in there. I t ! cille Ball In Ireland’ — Mie’s S. O. M. B. gives a chaiga to the batteriee.’’ a professional. TThe charm right Irish of course — but It couldn’t An evaluation of President Manchester now is that I’m scared to death be worked out," Baer said. Johnson’s progress in achieving Ihopplng Parkade A Ftow Oead Nights aoott saya he has never been Robert Stack .on the fUm.’’: One side-product is that aU his. domestic and foreign pro- totally aatlstied with any of their friends amuse themselves posads will be telecast tomor­ U s flfarf peifom ances. “Some •PRESS’ MOVING thinking up gag travelogue row on NBC’s "LBJ Progress tknee I ’m appalled, eMnettmee On the Trail NEW YORK (AP)— "Meet ideas: "Buddy Hackett’s Brook­ Report No. 4” from 5-5:30 p.m. rm surprised, but I’m never the P i ! ^ , ’’ i NBC’s Interview lyn,” "Oarl Reiner'S Bremx,’’ MOTHER’S DAY NBJW YORK — (NB3A) — irtiow which has a devoted audi­ "Jack Benny’s Waukegan,’* Cary Grant and Grace KeBy happy. There’s a lack of con­ star ih Alfred Hitchcock’s "Tto trol In film, where you are at Robert Stack may have done It ence at 6 pim. Sunday nights, "Milton Berle’i Undy’s” "Ed­ die Fieher’s Philadelphia," and Catch a T h ief’ tonight on NBC the mercy of mechanics. This, again. will move next season to 1 p.m. MDY ’■ aim so forth. ' I at 9, X realise, la the bargain you When he appeared as Eliot Sunday. , paake when you do film. RTHUR DRUG “But on the stage, when you Ness In a two-part “Untouch- play a role six or eight monUts, ablee,” he wound up with a you have a few good nights four-year, 120-show Job.. Now, he has gorie on an Ajfrican m - SATURDAY Television PROGRAM 'teare there is an awareness fari and a northwestern hunt­ •oU an edge. Things are tuned Bichard Garlaad ^ , ing expedition for a four-part Ttme CtasMl Sataiday Night Bapart rfglit fuid everyone la’ on the U;M < » Sky KIsr * (til) Internaliaaal Sbewttaaa same wave length. These nights ABC series, “The Amerioan (4e> Oater I.lmita (Sd) News „ . , Sportsman.’’ And the response la-M) Bac« Bs««i H:8e (8) Satarday Spwtacalar are very pteoipus, like a magni- litT'Satardsy ~A%t*m s Pea- 7lM (S) Andy Orittilb Shaw "'The Priace and the BhawgIfP* le such that the shows could tHTV (8) Hennetey Marilya Moaroa, Iwwraaea lloent K»ve affair. But lUw all Jackie Gleaaaa "T.ldve afCalrs, the next night It easily go on for nearly as long (8-te4«> King Family OUvtor . . . as Neas and Oo. v <4#) Caadlepla Bawliag "Thaaderelaads’’ BaaHalgk OWLING •U goes awry. Also, Hke a love > (S) BFD N». S DolphlB’'’^ e a ScaM, Bath Bamaa i affftir, there le gim t hate In­ It ail began when Stack met lato) Happily H aw r a aearptaa attaga a acIcBlUl, 11:85 <4«> 4Mh Dlmanaioa Boons Arledge, producer of (ia> E y la ^ ^ ’a WarM M pper aearchca far kelp. (B) U;Se (82) Cariaia ‘Hme volved. But not In film. 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Hew Davey and Goliath ment of Champions' MO) Wanted Dead or Alive OF HOURS •X" ■' ■ •'•iv las. Yield Carr. (SO) -Americans at Work From Desert inn. Las Vegas. 7:30 (3) My Favorite Martian television programmers in an 7:00 (3) Inquiring Mind (8) Mickey Mouse Club (22-38) Today Show (18) Million Dollar Movie (8-2040) McHale's Navy / 8:30 The WorJd Aroand Ua (22) Sports in Action Tim is taken prisoner on kla Industry that pays very dose "The Vampire of Taratnpa.’* (8) llavey ahd Goliath (Ckilor) Florida Grand Trophy first assignment ns an nnder- 7:16 (8) Prayer (2040) Trailmaster attention to its audiences. .7:25 (22) Weather . 4:25 (22-30) N ew s Ghoul friends help "Dracnla'* (SOI Government in America Rare, Everglades; Fort Lau­ cover agent. Parker escape Blngharaton'a (401 B ible In stitn U derdale Air Show. (22-30) Wonderful World of Surveys indicate that college 7:88 (3) Perception 4:30.(3-22) Movie C olor (8) Friend of Mr. Goober (8) Admiral Jack Show clu tch es. 8:45 (8) Mfchi Time 4:30 (24) Fourth KsUte students are among television's (24) Casals Master Class 9:00 (3) Tnles of the RIverbanks (30) Starring the Editor (Color) “Wind in the WiHows" (May-June-July-Aug,-Sepf.) 8:88 (3) Captain Kangaroo (30) Superman '■ (8) The Answer 5:00 (8> Championship Golf (In "The Reluctant Dragon" Two % I most infrequent viewers, pre- 5:88 (20) Brave Stallion 8:80 (8-2840) The Tycoon UO) Continental Classroom Old rivals Walter and Harry / (221 D ln r I>onir School p ro g ress) cartoon tales narrated by Basil k I mimably because they are so 8:30 (8) Exercise with Gloria (24) The Friendly GUnt Rathbone. (R) (30) Maverick show their belief In their old ^ (SOI Word of Life (18) Bible Answers busy with their books, sports U0> M ack a n d M y er cars by racing them. (R) (401 S a c re d H e art (22-.30) LB J R ep o rt II (8-20-40) Wagon Train (40) The Admiral Jack and and dates that they have little 8:88 <8) Hap Richards Swabby Show (24) Antique 8:15' (40) The ('hristophers i 6:30 (3) I’ve (tot a Secret "The dnrbo Pierce Story" ^(8) Girl Talk 8:30 (3) Some llerolcal Spiritats Rory Calhoun. Young man time for “Bonanaa,” "Be­ 6:15 (18) Million Dollar Movie 9:30 (3) Petticoat Junction (18) Herald of Truth (22) R o m p e r R4>om “False Madonna" Kay Francis When calamities indicate Vn- (8) iMNirhl (22*30) College Bowl tries to indenture Indians as witched” or even “Meet the (30) Today In Connecticut (30) ThiN Is th e Life Ulave labor for mines. (24) Sing HI Sing Lo cle Joe has become a Jinx, he 6:00 (3) TwentieJn Century P re s s.” UO) B o to th e C low a 6:30 (8) Wo<^y Woodpecker decides to make a buck ann go (40) Oral Roberts “ InvHMiOQ of Sicily" account of 8:00 (3) Ed Sullivan Show 9:15 (3) Deputy Dawg Tom Jones, Rolling Stones, Ro- Fran Dickenson A young friend, now winding ‘ (20) Film in the voodoo hnsiness. 10:00 (3) I>amp I'nto My Feet the bitter M(May World War CLOSED SATURDAYS 9:30 (3) fjeave It to Beaver (8-2(M0) Peyton Place “Our Lady's Juicier.'’ Dance beri.i Peters, Leslie Uggams, up her sophomore year at a (24) W hat's New II battle. (It) (8) The Yonnr Married! (40) The Rifleman A daughter discovers a father, choreographed by Flower JtiK- (18) Fisher Family Sid Caesar. Pre.sident well- known women’s college (30) Romper Room er. 8:30 (22-30) Branded 6:55 (4()) K nockout is helped to re-dlscover a (20) Hall of Ivy says that she 'and her class­ 10:00 (3) News 6:00 (8) News and Weather m o th er. (8) .lewiNh News and Views (22-30) Me^t the Press "A Taste of Poison" Chuck (22-30) Troth or Consequences (22) Chalice of Salvation Connors, Carol Rossen. Jason — Says — mates do watch television and (22) Top 22 4 *Id8 O ne (22-30) That Was the Week (8) Five Fingers (8) General Hospital That Was r. (30) Sacrifice of The Mass (40) Sheriff of Cochise fig h ts f thirst and Indians to quite a lot of it at that. (40) Gale Storm (24) The Land Called New (40) This Is the Life guide a Indy doctor. J e r s e y ^ . (24) Great Decisions 8:30 (3) Zoorama She says their current favor­ 10:30 (3) Movie (30) Adventures with Flash 10:80 <31 Look Up and Live (18) The Christophers (8-20-40) Broadside AT NOON “If you don’t buy 10:00 ?S) The D o cto rs a n d th e (22-30) W hat's This Songf “The Judi^ment'* Dramatisa­ (20) Operation Success "Operation Clip Joint" After ite show is "Peyton Place,” the G ordon N u rses tion of Kafka's storv of a nrging the w’aves to stage a your car at Auto (8) Flame In the Wind (40) N ew s (8-2040) The Fugitive (22-30) Profiles in Courage ABC evening soap opera. (48) The Saint vounK man's relationship with "George Mason" Laurence ig p arf 6:05 (40 Adventures In Paradise "Tiger Left, Tiger Right." Mis­ his father. mander raids it. EFFECTIVE MAY 1 Discount House, In second place, according to 11:00 (22-30) Concentration (3) Sports. News and Weather taken for a millionaire, Kim­ Naismlth. 1*787 delegate re­ (8) The Rebus Game (8) Ask the Teacher fused to endorse the Constitu­ 9:00 (3) For the People you’re paying too this small and unscientific sam­ 6:15 (22) ClublMuse ble is kidnaped. New York City pro­ (20) Ladies Day 7:30 (3) What in the World Tension at Table Rock" Rich­ “Carnival of the Animals." Tony's pose helps dupe greedy DISCOUNT t gram for very young children - (22-30) Let's Make a Deal (8-2040) Combat ard Egan. Dorothy Malone Visit to the puppet workshop officials wbo think their town (40) The Rebus Game “The Silver Service" Jack Ho­ / (8) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers of Billy and Cora Baird. (R) will l»e a missile site. (R) that specializes in tossing 1:56 (22-30) N ew s gan. A “know-it-all" rear line IViZR (8) Big Movie (22) (loncern 10:30 (3) What's My Line whipped cream pies at human 2:88 (8) password war hero is trapped behind "The Velvet Touch" Rosalind (SO) Ring Around the World 11:00 (3-8-22-30-40) News, Weather, HOUSE, Inc. I targets. (22-30) Moment of Truth German lines. (R) Russell, Leo Genn (40) Beany and Cecil and Sports (20-40) Flame in the Wlad (22-30) M r. N ovak 11:30 (22) Tonight (C) Johnny 12:15 (3) Accent on Living (8) M ovie "We appreciate his type of 2:30 (3) House Party "Moonlighting" James Fran- C arson 12:30 (3) We Relieve "Th«i Fountainhead" Gary DEMPSEY-TEGELER and Co., Inc. 478 Center St. } humor,” she said. "He’s very (22-30) The Doctors clscus. 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Middle Tpke. 649-2098 649^531—18 MAIN ST., M^CHESTER 462 CENTER ST.—643-2660 (59) Sports /r disappear after the May 9 (8-22) Movia •:S 8 (3> The Danny Thomas Skew show. . ,*)i; •« . ? o A ». r ...* *' " » I* ' ' ' lu t' — fAOE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 1, r .. ! / ■ ^Buzidrd Roostt Sandw ich^ T H U R S D A Y Tj^ievUion- ibMwt BtoM aftov at- Tnve Csaaael -- 'v (•SdO Teaas Mantods * (M) l!he Birthplace^of S )K rt> tu - w u ______t it s (S) Baiurer Aady Shaw (SSM) Match oame_ ^ * - drW llea t^ ’ ef*i«alert sad (8) Michcy Meate Ctah ‘ ____ aad SoHy MEW YORK—A fUKinatingf Edgar Btichaoan, who' plays Newaoepe (It) Mmiea'Dellar Mavir eroaB-aeotlon o t American folk­ U n d e Jam in "FetUooat Junc­ f ;4S (S> OaeialhB Alphabet (SSdt) TiaUauwtor MtdIIW * TiW (S> The Kahlajr e( Matte (ISAt) Newt lore Is represented by the birth­ tion” on OM' CBS Television . (th at) IM a y Shew (8-Sl) Mevle . ^ places of soma of the person- Networic, comss from HUmana- (8) Adnriial Jaoh 8haw 7:18 (•) Prayer aid C*artbtrlah i;:.iV m|d to alities who appear tegularly on -vifie, M«,,.-about -which there is 7 :U (IS) Weather (St) SaMrmaa 7 :M (I) laataht 8:SS (tS) Snilplsth CBS. no historical rnystery at aH. It <•> PMead jtt Mr. Oeeher (St) The.Prieadly Olaal The Alabama home town of w «s edarted in 1 8 3 0 b y Jam es (tS) Mavlrrick _ , amIpraeWM aalt. (SI) • :M Oaplala Kaagaree (St) PltdtM Batata Jkn. Nabors, tar of "Gotner Pyle Human, a wanderer front-south (48) OkattSkMkl OUmieem (tS) The Admiral aad SwahhT. ■ :W (■) BxerelM with Otorla (St) Slaa HI Slay La . —U 8 M C," for instance, is C a r d in a . (M) Maeh aad Myer (t) Ha^eberra HeaM *'** iMMsTMlMehed laoaiuga, a musical-sounding- In­ Owatonna, Mfam., -where B. O. f:M Haa Blehaide (U ) MlUlaa Dellar Mavla dian hame meaning “buzzard Marshall: of "The Defenders” « > a U Talh "M aatlaaghtor" Claadelte Oal- t i l t W M o^toai* Wto* CeaBlott (M> - kr B oaa hert ' roost.” From the local quarries -was borii, takes Its name from a ' la Ceaneetleal (St) n im P e y S r it e o e }W8 come stone for the U.S. ve^, crooksd little river, but (St) srhafi Ne# (SS-MI HasM P CIOWB ICaler) “ Weleame Back. Kay. Supreme Court Building cmd the In d ia n word means •:18 (I) Deiipelr__ Daws (4t) The BiflciaaB l:N leavekve U to Beaver (4S) Sfaeckeat la” Basel tries to stop aeaw Uie PresMential Palace in Ha­ "s t r a ig h t ” (I) The Yeau Married* (I) Newt, Weather aad Sperto harmfal assslp aad reaaite • van a. (M> Bomper B een (St) FUra eeaple. (B> M :W Mew* (SS) Tap SS plat Oae (St) New Orteaas Jaaa Ted ICack, host of "The .(|t-M) Trath er Ceaeeieeecws (SI) Liaht Ckriilie 1S:SS (S) The Defeadert ' Original Amateur Hour,” was (i> Oeaeial Hekpltal (St) Adveatarea with Plaah (B4 Sdt) llm n w Deaa Shew Pearl Bailey, Beets Baadelph, bom in Qreeley, Colo. Settled in (4S> Gale Stem Oerdaa U:M (t> Mevle (tS) Newt Kltoa Britt. 1 8 7 0 , the town was an out­ cn-M ) What’ e ThI* SeayT (M> Advealare* la Paradise (SS-St) Sastoaae Theatre growth of Union Colony, a co­ <8) PUaw hi the W M (S) Sperto, Newt aad Weather (Cetor) "The Leaf Bavlaa” Brederick Ciawtsid, Aadiew operative enterprise conceived ( t o The Salat (SS) Weekead Ski Bepeito U :W (SS4 0 Oeamatrattea (SS) Special Beperi Priae. silalay- towa aaarchaiit Horace Greriey, New York (•> Bebat Oaaie (O Newi ■teals a yaaat pi aspeator*a Tribune editor who knew early UiSt (ti«> JeMrdy (S) Laramie ■aM claim. ({-SS^> The Price h Bichl (SS-SO Haatley BrlaUey Be- S t) la Srheal Prericw that the West was worth go­ U ;W le v e e( Life M:SS (St) Path Ptadera in g to . (tSAt) Can My Blatt 7m ) SShafi New lf:SS (U ) Tapir Dr. George Crothers, host of (S4 S4 S) Deaaa Beed > (SS) Laeal Newt, Weather U :t t (SA-St-SS-is-IS) News, Wcatfiap 1S:IS (I) SMTCh tor Temerrew I (St) Newt aad Sperto ' “Lamp Unto My Feet,” comes (St-M) n i Bet (S) Wyatt Karp (IS) Ih r Adalto Oaly - from Fort Morgan, Colo., Which (M S^> Father Kaewt Beal (IS) Sabtcripttoa TT 11: IB (SS) Tealrhl, Jehmay Caraaa began as a station and mili­ U :t( fi) OaMter Uyht (SS) Sea War (tS) NUM IMe l:t» (I) Best Seller (SS.SS-tS) Newt aad Weather U :tt (t) Mevle tary post on the Overland Trail <•> Mevle (St) Sarvlval la the Sea -T h e TaUer’ s MaU” VMIeila during the California’gold rukh. (N> The Behae Oaaie (SS) Mattackatfitta Hlykllykto DeSIra, Lsrrila DeLaca It was named for its Bret com­ (SSSS) At B eau wHh Bitty (St) Sperto TaU MMl*. Dr- Bretbeva MS) New* (tS) Newa U :St ISi Mevle mander, Col. C. A. Morgan. 1 :SB ( t o Baiikaia Beraard Shew I (S) The Maattort "Idme Caesar" Mdwaid O. The high school has a la r^ col­ 1 :M (O A t the Werld Taraa (S-SSdS) Jehaay Qaett Bshlasea, Oleada PhrreU lection of Ittdian rriics. (SS) Thto Ik the Life (Gator) “ The BnbM Sp y’ The (St) Taalcl^ .Jehaay Oarsea '(tt.M) Left Make a Deal ilaetto. try to tell Dr. Zla'i at­ (tt) NIghflIla From Sandwich, 111., com es (4S) The Behaa Game tempt to. steal a aew mvea- (t) News, Weather aad Me- Hugh (Lumpy) Braimum, the 1:88 1SS.SS) New* •toa. (B) ^ auats at MedltotleB S:tS (S) Piitaward (SS-M) Daatol Bteae (O Newseepe, Memeala al > Mr. Green Jeans- of “Ctmtaln (SS4 S) M aneat ef Trath “Pampey" Pet* Parker, Brech Caariait Kangaroo.” The town wEt so (SSdS) Plaau la the Wiad Peton. baalel didt a raaaway named by emigranta from S:M (S) Heata Party slave. (B) (St) The Preach Cttal raM T FILM BOUE Sandwich,. Maaa., which had (SS.JS) The Deetort (8-tS-M) Day la Ceari t:tS (S) Perry Mataa Jainet Ameas,. atar of “Gun- been named after Sandwich, l;Bt (M) Newt "The Case ef the Wrsavtal smoke" on OB 8 , had his first E n g lan d . l:W (S) The Kdae ef Niaht Writ." Perry detesds s Jap- Kathryn Crosby in (SSAS) Aaather Werid aaesc Amcriraa attoraay ar. fllm role in the A<»ulemy . Webster City, Iowa, home ABC’s,, “Ben Casey” (S) Tranamator rested lor marder. Awmrd-wlnntfig "Tbe Fanher’s town of Don MacLnughUn of (tS-U) Oeaeial BataHal (S-tSdS) Dosaa B e ^ Shaw “As the World Turns,” is a fit Monday 10-11 p.m. S:SS (8) la Tell the TrA "B h e 's Whe la tSS” Deaaa lighter.” i subject for historical speciUa- tlon. Does .it honor the memory of Noah or Daniel? Neither! F R ID A Y Teievis ion PROGRAM Settled in 1 8 S0 by, \yUson C. Coming Shows • Brewer, it was nam ^- six years Chaaael (ZZ) Tap ZZ Flaa Oae (tZAC) Beb Bapf OMpedy. Spa.. later for the operator of a re- three shudes to Quy deMau- (S) Tewa Crtor^ IZ4 ) Beyead Ue Teeth ef Time rIaI gto^l stage line. There was a pasaant cm b a c h d io n are dram ­ (S) Saarisa Semester (Ze> Adveatares with Flash (Calsr) "Have Glrto-WIU Tra­ Noah Webster who built -the atised on Channel fit E^day at (SS) Asricaltaie ea Farm Gerdsa vel.” Bbsada Flemlap. jm St. C:tS (8) Meateato ef. Ceasferi. (M) News Jeha, Marllya Maxwsn, AM* first permanent residence at 8 p.m. and repeetod the follow­ Newseepe I .(id) Laiaaris ■ a y . <»> _ nearby Ames, Iowa, but he had. ing Sunday a£ B pan. (8) Operattoa. »■ MpbMphabet (Z) Sparta, Nasra, Weather t :t e (Z) Oar Prirato WaiM nothing to do with dictionaries, (8) Story ef i (t) News (t-tedd) Yatoattoe’ s Day (SS.M) Taday. Etow d th e r . Dean Rusk, U .S. Secretary of (ZZ) Clabhease “Climb Vpaa My Kaee, Saaay , 7:18 (8 ) The Ckrtoto^ert r’(ZZ) Special Bepeit Bay” Jaa Shalaa. Val falls la Cherryvaie, Kansas, where State, and Barry M. Goldwater, 7 :S6 («) Weather I (Z) News tore with a ressarehsr, yeto Vivian Vanoe of "The Lucy 1 0 6 4 GOP presidentia] candi­ 7 :8t (I) Prsm the CslUte Oaatpas (I) Bsarbss Street Beal ierUeas at "aaather maa.** date, Join Sir AleC-Douglas (8) Friead of Mr.'ossher (ZZdi) Haatiry Briakley Ba- (tt) The Opea Mlad Show" was bom, was so named • :et (8) CaptaU Kaasaraa Home, former British Rkne t :t e (Z) Gamer Pyle, IISMC by a railroad which laid out (M) Csatlsealal CUssrssm ^ ) TThal’s New Gamer betrieads a skaah tte town site "in a broad val­ Minister and a prominent S:M (8) Bxerclse with Gtoria I (Zd) Lecal News, Wsalber which Ihea tallaws him back to French spokesman in a live (M) Mack aiM Myar i (ZC) News the barrarks. (B) ley of wonderful fertility.” t : l t (8) Hap Blehaids (t-Ztde) FDB translantic d is c u s s io n v ia (8) G ill Talk I (Z) Death VaUey Days There wasn’t a cherry tree In (It) Sab T.V. “Oermaay Plrat” BaaaereH sight but the name was attrac­ Early Bird -on CBS’ "T 6w n (SZ) Bsmper Bpsm aad Charehlll plaa slratoyy tor (M) Tsday la Cssseetlcat (Zt) Mystery Is My Basiaesa the yreatest war aWaaoe la tive to emigrants from the Meeting of the World” Monday, (ZZ) Weather aad News probably between 1 and 2 p .m ., (M) Bass the Ctowa hlitory. E a s t. ^ t:lS (8) Depaty Dawy (Z4) 1%a Laad Called New repeated by yjdeo tape 1 0 -1 1 Jersey (tS-ti> Jaek Beaay t:M (» Leave It to Beaver (Ztde) News aad Weather l t :t t (8) Stottary’ s Peeple p an . (8 ) The Ysaay Marrieds "Qasattoa: TVbal Are Yea (Se> Bsmper Beom i (ZZ) Massachasells Hlyhilyhto Delay Oat There. 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