tAOS fO tjR T ^ MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1968 ATwata Dalljr Nat Pnaa Far Mm Week Haded iianrlipatifr lEtfi^ning Harold aime 1.,1D6S The Waathar roteeasi of C. a Wi Members of the Italian Ameri­ Distri«KB«rvlce Officer lOdwln About Town can Society will meet tonight at 7 E d w » ^ of the Vatenana o t Ftor- Diploma Exams 1 3 ,9 2 0 Variable cloudineea, nilld\«tth at the clubhouse on' Bldridge St. elg jt^ a rs has urged all veterans ■famber of the Audit chaaee of light ehourer. € and proceed to the John P. Tier­ register iihetr opposiition to Sen­ M«mbers o t Mlcpah-Spencer Set for June 28 FREE DELIVERY Of OlnMlatten fog and drieile mostly w„— . — . Circle, South Methodist Church, ney Funeral Home, 210 W. Cent ate Bill 17'i now before the legis­ south portion tonight. WednOsdag Will meet tomorrow at 11:80 a.m. St., to pay respects to the iafte lature. The bill proposes to 9 A.M. 9 P.M. Memche$ter’~-‘A City of Village Charm partly sonny end wanner at the ehurch and leave for a Salvatore Leone, a member^ eliminate veterans pdnt prefer­ GkadidatM for a Ugh school luncheon at Clark's Restaurant, ence in relation to Civil Service dlpionui by aKaoilnation must ARTHUR DRUG ▼OL. LXXXn. NO. 208 Will Iman tic. The Silk City SingemT Manches­ jobs and similar posts. Edwards (FOURTEEN PAGES) ter Chapter of S P ^S Q S A , will make applloation to the State De-. MANCHESTER.-CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1963 urges veterans to talk to Man­ (Olaaelfled Advertisteg on Pag* 12) PRICE SEVEN CENTS The British American C8ub will meet tonight at 8 ^ t Bunce School, chester Reps. Stephen Oavagnaro partment o f Bkhxatlon not later meet tomorrow at 8 p.m, at the Olcott St. M^'mterested In four- and Paul Groobert about the bill. than June 31. Hie applioationa and clubhouse. A buffet will be served part barb«vhop style harmony are a transcript of high school work after the meeting. invited ttrattend. No formal voice The OlvU Defense survival class dona are due on that data. or music training is required. will start today at 7:30 p.m. at Ihe tesU wiU be given on JUna The Rev. John D. Hughes of St. the yF W Home at Manchester 28 at the UB. Army Reaarve Mary’s Episcopal Church la in e Women's Fellowship of the Green. Thomas Flanagan, a Training Center, West Hartford GLOBE charge of radio broadcasts spgn^ Presbyterian Church wdll have a teacher In the Manchester school fpom B ajn. to 3 p.m. with an hour sored by the Manchester Min­ special business meeting tomor­ system, will be the instructor. The off for lunch. Fielda covered by row at 8 p.m. at' the church for classes, open t® the public, will be TRAVEL SERVICE in World Mourn Pope’s Passing isterial Association over^^U on the testa. In general, Include Blng- WINF tonight at 6 : 3 0 dally acting on the constitution and by­ held in two-hour sessions for six llsh, mathematics, natural acl- laws of the society. 905 MAIN STREET through Saturday at ,7130 a.m. and oonsecutive weeks. No exam ences and social studies. 6:30 p.m. / ■■ tions or tests are given. 'rti Applicants inust be at least 19 643-2166 The VFW will meet tomorrow Interested who have not years p t age, must have been out at 8 p.m. at the Post Home. Mr may call the post home for a « l - of school at least a year, a Anthorlaed agent In Man-' ' and Mrt. Bruce DeWyk of tlonal information. State Leaders Tuscon,.Ajrtz.,n,.Ajrtz., wereV g^uests of Mrs. state resident for six months, and ^cheater for all AlrUnea, BaU- Airline Debris Founds .^ W y k ’a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Members of Manchester Em­ the class with which the applicant Froads and Steamship Ltaaa.( Catholic Cardinals B. P. tJrehore, 70 High St. They blem Club have been Invited to John Mather Chapter, Order of entered high school must have Sing Praises for home Saturday after attend district deputy night to­ DeMolay, will, have a business graduated. morrow at 7 p.m. at the Enfield meeting tonight at 7:30 at the spending two weeks in Manchester. NEW HAVEN (AP)—His wisdom ' DeWyk is a mining engineer with Emblem Club, and Wednesday at I Masonic Temple. 6:30 p.m. at the Putnam Emblem and gentleness, his work on behalf Look for Successor American Smelting Co., Tusoon. Perished Club. .The regular meeting of the TlJe Friendship Society of St. o t Christian unity and In toe cause club will be held Wednesday, June John’s Polish National Catholic of world peace, his appeal to per­ 19, instead of Wednesday o t this Church will meet tonight at 7 in JUNEAU, Alaska (AP)-^6>Chor Air Force Base near Taco-^Army and Navy men, 29 depend- sons ot all faiths. (AP) — Countless millions around th« week. the Parish Hall. The Sodality of Scattered debris from a mlli- IS?’ a.m. Monday ents and one Alr Al Force civilian. These were the qualities toat world mourned Pope John XXIII today as the cardinals of the the Blessed Sacrament will meet tary-ch,rtol,d rirllner______WAS a. They gathered 'from all parts of were singled out by leaders In Con­ ITie EUswcrth Memorial Associ­ tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Parish Hall. the at McChord to necticut who expressed sorrow at Roman Catholic Church began preparations to pick his succes­ LECLERC ation of DAR will have Its annual found today 60 miles off. the lot, CapL.^ Albert Olson of Sum­ start the flight. the news of toe death of Pope John sor. FUNERAL HOME meeting tomorrow at 11 a.m. at B’nai B’rith will sponsor a rum­ British Columbia coast. There ner, Washes, came two hours, 36 In addition to Olson, the crew XXIII Monday. J-spiritual ruler of half a billion Catholi<;s the Ellsworth Home, Windsor. mage sale Wednesday and Thurs­ was no slim any of the 101 minutes later. H e radioed the air included first officer Donald R. "While It Is not for men in their station at SandsMt, B.C., for per­ died Monday night after four days of agonizing suffering Those aittending are reminded to day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at men,' women and children sur­ Wenger of Tacoma; first engineer own times to anticipate the f Judg­ from stomach tumor and peritonitis. FUNERAL bring a box lunch. Coffee will be Mott’s Community Hall. Free cof­ mission to climb from 14,000 to Kenneth A. Larson, Kirkland, ment of history, which only the served. fee will be served. vived. 18,000 feet. ' The body was dressed In red^- Wash.; flight service engineer perspective of years ran properly pontifical robes, with a golden SERVICE ■-Search vessel crewa recovered Another airliner was iiorthbound Donald K. Schaap, and stew­ make, who can deny that this was fall and which was suspended The Professional Women’s Club JackeU, luggage, cloUUng and at 18,000 one minute behihd but ardesses Joan V. Morris and Pa­ » . .. — - ---- , bishop’s miter on the head and automatically at his death. The WALTER N. truly a great Pope, a great man', red slippers on the feet "fwo of will have Its annual dinner meet­ a metal piece at the scene where air control tried to message'' >^1- tricia L. Moran, all of Seattle. , council’s ■ aim was greater Chria- LECLERC ing and election of officers tomor­ the Northwest Airlines DC7 appar­ son to go to 16,0

\ . ' . p a q b t Wo MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COHN,» TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1068 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, 00NN« TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1968 Rockville City Council for a prom­ to the general fund to defray a PAGE Rockville-Vernon ise Of a completion date bn a pro­ trudk purchase. Rainbow Order posed sanitary sewer. . Hospital Note’s Hoffa Indicted 12th Qrcuit Robb, pa«t presidents o f the MEA, Rockville Mayor Leo B. Flah­ Admitted yestertiay: Mrs. Bertha Seats Officers Sheinwold on Bridge Annual Dinner as persons “who have made the G>imcil Sees erty Jr. told the residents, how­ Schindler, l4s Pro.spect St.; Ed­ M E A the energetic and responsi­ ever, that they would have to ward Stoetzner, 30 Mountain St.; For Obtaining Court Cases ble association that it Is.” wait their turn, because other resi­ Mrs. Jennie Rice, RFD -2; Fred Mias Lynn Ferris, post worthy TERMITES? BATTLES ARB WON H e l d b y M E A Before she turned the president’s Drop of Mill dents living at a lower level on Baldwin, 111 High St.; John Na- advisor, was instalUng officer Sat­ ioztaf . .. hodil, 21 Legion Dr.; ->Mrs. Anna. AT BBIDOK TABLE Both sides vulnerMl MANCHESTER SESSION gavel over to Guadano, Mrs. Ma­ Be Sure. . . Call BLISS South St„ had a lot more sewage urday nigtirt at installatloin cere­ NORTH Pension Loans Judge John 9 South dealer i M 9 5 George and a New York a t y after he; pleaded guilty to the chance to voice their opinion Tues­ Rockville Bureau 878-3136 or Mr. Constance Barrett, worthy aaso- Both sides vulnerable West North I m I laivyer. ^ Guadano presented $300 scholar­ have been laid, he said, "at an otmrge of delivering l^uor to a ships from the MEA to Miss Susan day, June 11, at the arnual meet­ Wilson, Circulation Dept., Man­ daite advisor; Miss Mary Franco­ Opening lead—Nine of Spades Pms 1 <9 unbelievalWe low cost to the tax­ Samuel Hymad^. eo, Miami minor. Cronin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ing- chester Herald 643-2711. line, Charity; Miss Patricia Oart- West opened the nine of spades, Pus 9 N T A T P M payers.” Boaoh, Bla., a real eatata opera- The companion oaae of Cory C. John . Cronin, 14 Canterbury St.; Humphries’ Oils . The decrease In the’ mill rate WTlght, H < ^ ; Miss Patricia and East recognized this as But one resident of the street tor in Key Weet, Fla. Tetrault, ^Iton, was referred to Miss Sylvia Hannaford, daughter of was effected, even thoug-K the Vernon news is handled by The Rhoads, Faith; hOaa Janet Miles, West’s highest spade. This meant Is the only way to describe your who spoke at the meeting offered Calvin Kbvens, 88, a builddr-uuid the family relations department Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hannaford, amount to be raised through taxes, Herald’s Rockville Bureau, S W. chaplain; Mlsa Judith Seavey, drill that South held both the king and Cited at Plainville $392,065.35, is an increase of ap­ himself and his neighbors to work support. real estate cqMrator in Mltuni for possible referral to Juvenile 163 Irving St., and Miss .Patricia Main St„ telephone 875-.3I.36 or leader; Miss Lesley Salmon, Love; queen. Since there was no ad­ Beach, Fla. proximately $50,000 o\-er the past with picks and shovels or any , authoritlee. T etrau lt has been O’Brien, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Linda (3ox, Religion; Misa vantage in taking the ace at once, For Shelnwold’a 86 • page book­ Mrs. Elmore Humphries, 213 fiscal year. other implements except dynamite ^ h a r y A. Btrate Jr., 48, New charged with wilful injury to per­ Eldward O’Brien, 268 Autumn St. to in-stall the sewer. Fern Loveland, Nature: Miss East signalled encouragement let, “ A Pocket Guide to Bridge," Orleans, La., buUder and real Welle St., who paints under the Democratic Mayor Leo B. with the ten of spades. send 80 cents to Bridge Book, sonal jiroperty, deatructlon of pub­ The following retiring teachers name of Liz Humphries, recently Flaherty explained that one rea­ The offer was not taken up, but Terryl Tabor, Immortality. •state operator. were honored: Mrs. (Prances Don­ South won with the queen of Manchester Eve. Herald, Box 8818, lic service equipment and unlaw- w M awarded honorable mention son for the decrease is a $36,490 Mayor Flaherty did promise, ‘‘You Engaged Couple Also, Miss Janice Peadi, Fidel­ The penalty for the 28th count, ftd dlscharga of flreworka. aldson, Mrs.'Rosalie Johnson, Miss spades and led a club to dum­ Grand Central Station, New York alleging conspiracy, is five years for two oils at an exhibit of the ■urplus from the last budget. can feel a-ssured it will be done." ity; Mlsa Lila North, Patriotism; my’s king. He next returned a • Frank Campanelli, 17, of 61 Jeanne Low and Mrs. Nona Mc­ BIG MEN Another reason, he said, is, Shower Guests Mlsa Dale Jbhanson, Servica; Misa 17, N.Y. Imprisonment and a $10,000 fine Cann, who attended the dinner; Plaln-ville A rt League. More than Reject PrnpoNal diamond to the queen. Copyright 1068 Seaznan Clr., was fined $100, with •‘We've had a pretty tight system Bonny HaUoweU, cmfidential ob-' upon conviction. The other 27 and Miss .Alice Gorman, Mrs 200 pictures were exhibited. A request to relieve the Con­ West couldn’t read the entire General Features Corp. ^ $86 remitted, after he pleaded of financing.” 'ITie city clerk noti­ server; Miss Eileen Christensen, counts charging interstate fraud Helen Page Skinner and Mrs. Ce­ Mrs. Humphries’ paintings were necticut Potato Growers Associa­ Miss Carol Lewis and William hand, but he did know that South guilty to the oharge of operating SWJMI.IWIH fies the council every two weeks tion of liability for a sewer pipe outer observer; Mias Mary Lou provide a maximum of five years celia Wandt, who could not attend. "Golden Symphony,” and "Glas­ O'Hara, both of Manchester, were knew enough to come in out of and $1,000 for each count. a motor-vehicle while' his license ia of expenditures, and department over which they want to build a honored with a surprise Jack and Frankenbuig, ohoir director; Mias Duplicate Bridge under wspension. He was also Teachers who have known the tonbury Cove." She is a member heads are aware they must operate Niki Aavestaa, musician: Miss the rain. South wouldn't be open­ retirees spoke about them. of Manchester Fine Arts Associa­ bridge was rejected last night by Jill kitchen shower . Saturday ing up the diamonds if he had fined $l6 on a subetitute charge of within their budgets, .said Flaherty. the I^ k v ille City Council. night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Christine Biesell, page east; Miss Winners In a duplicate bridge improper passing; He has been Mrs. Maher cited Miss Marion tion and has received many awards "W e've been able to obtain new only the queen of the suit. What’s Elmil Mulnite. speaking for the Jesse Bannister, 155 Ferguson Rd. Susan Tabor, page west; Mlsa game Friday evening at the for­ 2nd Church Unit charged with evading roqwnslbll- Casey, Mrs. Florence Woods, for pastel and water color paint- sources of revenue," he said. This more. South wouldn’t be working association, .said his group will The bride-elect is a daughter Betsy Morris, flag bearer, a n d mer techinlcal school were: North- Ity. A third charge, using a mo­ George Bradiau and Miss Ehhei i»gs. year the city is being paid $44,020 on the diamonds at all if he had build an acxsess bridge over the of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lewis, Mias Janice Bogue, keeper of the the ace of hearts; he would be south, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ooch- tor vehicle (scooter) without per­ by the town of Vernon for highway jewels. Installs Officers pipe to their property, but they 59 Elro St. Her fiance is the son developing his hearts. ran, first; Mrs. J. R. Debone, and mission, was nolled. The case maintenance, while two years ago ■want to be relieved of liability of Mrs. Kay O'Hara, 19 Flower Miss Barbara Zepp, page north, Mrs. R. L. Lothrop, second, and M the city received nothing from the West trusted his opponent to be stemmed from a recent scooter- for the i>ipe's maintenance. St., and the late William O'Hara. and Miss Cheryl Russell, page Jim Baker and Milt (Sottbeh, third. Mrs. Samuel D. Plenson, 67 Aav Reolpieintk of $300 scholarahipa from the Manchester Education Association look over the cards town for highways. doing what was obviously beat for car accident here. they received with the checks as they stand with Midhael Guadano, new M EA president. They are The bridge will be constructed The wedding march was played south, will be installed later. himself. This meant that South Also, eaot-weett, David WUllanui, Tina FI., was Imtalled sa president This is the third consecutive year Mrs. Charlotte Gray of Temple and Alan Wlllianu, first; Mre, B. Victor Fit^erald, 43, of 156 Miss Susan Cronin, Miss Sylvia Hannaford and Miss Patricia O’Brien. A ll will be graduated Uds Ever Talk To Yourself to meet standards of the city en­ as the couple entered the door, had the Jack of diamonds but not c t the Women's Fellowahlp o t Sec­ Bissell St., 'was given 18 days in there ha.s been a decrease in the gineers, he said, which should as­ Chapter, OES, was soloist, and D. Field and Mrs. Teaman, ..sec­ month from Mancherter li^ h School. (Herald photo by Pinto). like this ? I have worked X years, earn­ mill rate, he .said. Tw’o years ago and Miss Lewis was subject of a the ace of hearts. ond Oongregaitional Church loat jail, execution suspended, after he i L sure the pipe will never be broken. James W. McKay of Manchester ond, and Richard Vodburgh and ed $X, and have saved $X. Do the figures the decrea.se wa.s due to revalua­ "This is Your Life” program be­ West acted on his knowledge by {deeded guilty to Intoxic^on. EXTRA TALL SIZES On the recommendation of Cor­ Lodge of Masons, organist. John Desey, third. n4gh4 at the eburoh. She suooeeda driver’s license and failure to car­ satisfy you? Life Insurance can help. tion. But last year the decrease fore a buffet supper was served. refusing the first diamond trick. Oaae dispoeritions by fines were separated the test results of the EXTRA BIO SIZES poration Counsel Eldwin La'vitt, Members of John Mather Chap­ MIm Faith Fallow, The Rev. Felix ry a registration; and James H. Rockville-Vernon wa.s due to a .smaller budget. About 35 attend^. South next led the jack of dia­ ordered in the cases of Joseph two new sergeants on the Rock­ .... TO 56. M l the council turned down the asso­ ter, Order of DeMoIay, served as M. DenrU, paator, oonduoted the Slavin, 19. of 86 A m ott Rd.. fail­ Phone . . . Write . . . Visit I( redevelopment produces the The couple will be married Sat­ monds, hoping to get two dia­ Gauthier, 84, Windham, a n d ville police force, said Thomas Mc­ ciation's proposal, on the ground ushers. ure to obey a traffic signal (red swelling that ha.s been predicted in urday, June 29, at St. James' monds, tiro spades, and five inatallatlofi. Mrs. NeUle BratUey Charles T. Fish, 21, Vernon St., Cusker, police commissioner, last that it would bind future councils Church.l FAMOUS NAME IN WEST POINT CHOIR—Colin P. The' Rev. Edward Johnson,'past clubs. STANLEY WARNER Introduoed the program. light.) night to the City Council. PAUL A. BOURQUE the grand list, gnd if the revenue- to an agreement of which' they patron, ■vicar o f St. George’s Epis­ each $26 for spewing; Laura Pre- Council Talks produeing housing project for the Kelly III, whose Army Air Corps flier father died a hero in West pounced on the jack of Other oCftcem aretiMto. Donald vost, 3®, Mlorltoorough, $25 for driv­ Until June 13, for dlspoeltion, The two mein are Sgt. Elmilo Pel' 2.34 Center Street— Phone 643-2568 might not aptprove. NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARN copal Church, Boltpn, gave the diamonds with the ace and re­ Anderson, recordlnf^ secretary; John J. Oomprone, 47, Waterford, legrini and Sgt. Clarence Neff, who REGAL •Iderly is - completed, said the ing on the wrong side o f the high- Sell Bulldozer bombing Japanese wai'ship in early days of U. S. par­ benediction. for improper lane change. mayor, the tax rate for Rockville ORLANDO, Fla. (A P )—Steven turned the ten of diamonds to Mias BUva MioCaim, oorresponding ivay and a nolle was entered to a were among six persons to take -An old bulldozer, once ueed at MANCHESTZ!B Cooling Plans may be stabilized "at a very low Beckner is a firm believer in ticipation in World War II, sings in choir of U. S. Mili­ Guests included Miss Muriel force out dummy’s king. When de­ •eoretaiy; Mrs. Ralph Blodgett, second ohazge o f destruction of Until June 17, for plea, Roy J. the written and oral examinations NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY M E N 'S S H O P the town dun»p, wUl be sold to the teaching adults as well as chil­ Lambert, past worthy ad'visor of clarer next led a low spade from Burnham, 22, of 23 Bissell St., figure.” tary Academy at West Point at start of Graduation Week. treoaurer, and Mrs. Baibara Cote, private property; L. M. Robert Ko- administered by the State Eknploy' l i f t Im e ra K t • iMuranco • Anmiifiee • Health Innirance • fenilon Plant 90S MAIN STREET East Hartford Elquipment Co. for Manchester Assembly and grand dummy East stepped up with the 0{>epating an unregirtered motor Sewer Plea dren to swim. When he announced oasiatant tareasurer. 'viqph, 28, M ei^en, $16, driving ment Service. M I 3-2478 $1,000. The Rockville City Council Young Kelly will graduate from the Academy on Wednes­ ace of spades and led a heart. vehicle and operating a motor ve­ For City Hall Residents of upper South St. his new classes for adults, he re­ love; Miss Karen Staiger, past Members o t the Chamlnade Mu- without a license, and $10, for Commiasioner McCusker said approved the sale last night. ported that his oldest pupil had day. (A P Photofax). Now the defenders got t\4’o dla- hicle while his license is under carrying bottled sewage they said worthy advisor of Rockville As­ aioal duh preaented a program dri'ving through a atop light; Ron­ the candidates for the port of po­ The council also authorized the been a 74-year-old woman. He sembly and grand choir director; mond.s, two hearts, and the fice suspension; Nelton Caron, 24, of The iCSdivllle City Council wiU fliey had scooped from their back city treasurer to tnaTisfer $2,203 after the meiMIng. Mias M sijorte ald H. Moore, 18, Avon, $16, oper­ lice chief, soon to be open when taught her to swim within three Mrs. Hazel Loveland, worthy of Slides to defeat the contract. Stephen aooompanied a chorus, ating an unregistered motor vehi­ 82 Congress St., intoxicatiion; and look Into the poesibility of air Chief Peter Dowgewicz retires, yards pleaded last night with the from the public works department days. Howard W a m o ^ , 62, no certain matron of Temple Chapter, OE3S; No wonder the State Depart­ whkdi sang “Momlng Star,” by cle; and David D. Blackman, 18, conditioning City Hall at a prob­ will take their written examina­ Son of World War II Hero ment sponsors an annual bridge address, intoxication. able cost a t $2,880, including the Robert Richmond, high priest of Ibmetoriua; “On the Sti^pe,” by Danbury, $16, operating a motor tions In Hartford Friday. tournament. until June 18, for East Hart­ police headquarters in the base­ Delta CSiapter, RAM ; Donald Gretcbehinatt, and “ Summer Blve- vehicle 'with load {nojected, $6, Gray, s e i^ r deputy. Nutmeg For­ Dally Question ford jury trial, Maurem Nloolo, ment. T<^ Hats Sing Haue You Missed The Marhet? niiig,” a Finnish folk song, with driving without lights. est, Tall Cedars of Lebanon; John Partner opens wlU) one heart, 17, Amerlxm, speeding. Police Commiasioner Thomsus The Top Hats, a barber shop Mrs. Mazy Stewart am soiolat. Also, $10 fines; William R. Hor­ Now that the Dow-Jones Industrial Average is up ‘Trying to Be Own Man’ ’Thiellng, senfpr councilor, John and the next player doqjbles. You McCusker said last night he quartet with a comedy routine, g i v e s Mra, Flora Chaae, soprano, Muig ton, 16, California, Improper pass­ The Bank that you PACKAGED SAVINGS Mather Chapter of DeMolay, and hold: Spades, 9-6; Hearts, K-8'S-4; thought a 8-ton air conditioner w ill Bing Friday and Satijxday, about one-third from last year's low, some in­ “1Romano4>” by Romberg. She was ing; Alan B. Menzel, 16, Coventry, June 14 and 15, at the “ Roarin’ vestors feel they have “missed the market." But Mrs. Marion Hamilton, past moth­ Diamonds, A-10-9-8; Clubs," 7-4-2. failure to drive in an established could handle the needs o f the main er ad’visor of Southbridge, Mass., What do you say? aocotnpanied by Mrs. June Tomi>- floor, incl-uding the court room and 20’s” shew to be put on by the many over-the-counter stocks have been ignored klna, who also played “ Nootuime,” lahe; Edward Zikus Jr., 16, of 46 Vernon Congregational Church. Cadet Colin Kelly Says Assembly, past sub deputy o f Su­ Answer: Bid three hearts. The Birch St., dri’ving without a li­ Local Stocks offices. This unit would cost by investors and have risen little. We believe the hand Is not quite worth a •redou­ by Grieg, and "Scherzo,” by Mar- Memlbers are Jim Ferris, tenor, preme Council and master grand Contes Back To cense. A second count for operat­ about $2,250, he said, including the ble, suid you cannot sit. by idly buool. pi’esident o f an engraving company best of these offer excellent prospects of gains to cross of colors. Manchester ing a motor vehicle without the installation o f -wiring and ducts. WEST POINT, N.Y. (A P)—Colin-.Roosevelt on Dec. 18, 1941, wrote a with strong support for partner’s A vooai trio oonsisUng o t Mrs. Quotations Furnished by from East W iiK ^ r ; Lou Chillo, investors in a position to assume the risk involved. Miss Pamela Covey and Miss owner’s permission has been con­ A 1-ton air conditioner in the P. Kelly in , whose father's valor suit and shortaess in the unhid VirghUa d a rk , Mjre. Stewart and Gobnm Mlddlebrbok, Inc. lead, a executive from West Find out which 19 OTC issues our Research Ana­ letter "to the. Pre.sident of the Michaile Sdbuietz were in charge tinued for fam ily relations study police office would be adequate, etched his name into the nation's United States in 1956,” asking an of a guest book. Miss Patricia spades. The jump to three hearts Mrs. (jUorla Coro, sang "Mother Bank Stocks he said, at a cost o f $330. Hartford; Bob Aregood, baritone, lysts recommend and why. Send your name and history, ha.s vowed to bear the tONIGHT Goose,” a brsdltlonal sir; “I t ’s a to see If juvenile authorities will academy appointment for young Rhoads was chairman of a decor­ take 221kus’ case; Da'Vid M. Shee­ Bid Asked However, some of the other al­ an engineering draftsman from address to BUSINESS & SECURITIES. . . name "with distinction and honor, Kelly. ating commiittee. Grand Night for Singing,” by Rog- CTonn. Bank and Trlut South Windsor; and Conrad GET but not trade on that name.” AT ttn han, 21, Wilton, dri'ving an unreg­ dermen wondered if a" 1-ton air “ I make this appeal in behalf of Refreshmentts were served by SiTARTS TOMORROW! wn and HEunmereteln, tuid "One Co...... 78. 77 air conditioner would be suf­ mer, bass, an aircraft expediter " I am trying to be my own Preseiiting istered motor vehicle. ($10) and this youth as a token of the na­ Rainbow Mothers Club hospitaiity Idas,” by Romberg, with Mrs. Illegal use of registration plates Hartford National ficient. from Meriden. man,” Cadet Capt. Kelly, 23, told tion's appreciation on the heroic In Glorious Color Chase singing a soprano obli­ Bank and Trust Co. 68 72 SHEARSON,HAMMILlgCO. newsmen Monday at the U.S. Mil­ committee, headed by Mrs. Samuel ( $ 1 0 ) . Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. said, Ihe show -will begin at 8 p.m. ai—4nn Maw Vorfc Stock ExiiMieE • Founded 1S0Z services of his father,” Roosevelt Taggart. ROSSINI’S gato. Mrs. Chase also played a Also, Herbett Dugan, 48, of 4 Fire Insurance Companies •T thhiik we should do it,” but add­ kl Rook-vUle High School. itary Academy. “I'm very proud wrote. Comic Opera violin solo, "Songs M y M other Pearl St., $10, remitted, intoxica­ Hartford Fire ...... 68% 72% ed the oommlsaiion would not vote Circus Plays Tomorrow 913 Main St., Manchester • 649-2821 of my father's name and very The independence of young Kel­ Taught Me,” by Dvorak, with Mrs. National Fire ...... 119 127 proud to bear it.” tion; Fred Evey, 43, of 424 W. on It until the adequacy o f the Tomorrow is circia day in Ver­ ly prevented Eisenhower from Tompkins at the piano. Middle Tlpke., $10, breach of the Pho«ilx Fire ...... 12b 128 proposed sizes is checked. non. One dhow w ill be given at Kelly, nicknamed Corky, is the honoring the request. The youth "Figaro, The Today in History Mim. Stewart, mezzo soprano, peace. An a d ^ icn a l charge of in- Life and Indenmlty Ins. Cos. Tin Gan Collection 2 p.m. and another at 8, sponsored son of the first American hero of chose to compete for an appoint­ sang ’IMomlng,” by Rachmaziin- Aetna Casualty .. .ClOl 109 'World War II. He will be com­ toxioatlon, brought against Evey, The tin oan collection Is being by the Vernon Police Association. ment as ' the son of a deceased Barber Of c t t . and ”Moontoeams,” by Vlotw: Aetna Life ...... 160 168 MORE missioned a second lieutenant -veteran. was nolled, as w ^ e three charges made this week. It started yes­ The circus 'will be at Legion Field Conn. General ...... 168 173 Wednesday. Today Is Tuesday, June 4, the Meibert. She was accompiuiled by against hie wife, Lenora Evey, who terday on the east aide o f the on Regan Rd. " I wanted to prove that I could Seville” Mm- Edna B. Kaempfer. Htfd. Steam Boiler . .126 The 6-foot, 165-pound cadet from 155th day of 1963. There are 210 h ^ been charged with operating city, and will continue until all do it on my own,” Kelly ex­ IThe chorus concluded the pro­ Travelers ...... 180 186 MANCHESTER with an SBM Savings Account Media, Pa., joins the Long Gray days left in the year. with the a motor vehicle -without a license coUectlons are made. Residents OOMPEHTION IS ROUGH plained. " I f I wasn't qualified, I • ENDS TONIGHT • gram with three seleqUons, “ Old Public Utilities Line of 24,920 West Point gradu­ Today’s highlight in history: Magnificent Voices Of (^ e had a Michigan license), fail­ should place receptacles in their ROME (AP) — A brief item In SHOPPING PARKADE don't think it would be right to Albram Brown,” by Britten; “Some .Conn. Light Power .. 34 86 ates since 1802. He stands 316th On this date in 1944, the first “ M Y SIX LOVES” 8:08 ure to carry a registration and front yards or near curbs. the Rome papers Illustrated how take a place from somebody who Tito Gobbi— Oiullo Neri Folks,” by Sitephen Foster, and Htfd. Electric Light in a class of 504. His father was was.” units of the Ameoican B^th Arm y "Wonderful Young” 6:80-9:48 and Introducing failure to grant the right of way. The Rockville City Council tough it has become to find a “ISprlng Is Awake,” by (3aines. A ll of the Evey couples charges new ...... 43. 46 248th in the 298-cadet class of Eisenhower personally notified and British Eighth Arm y entered Irene Genna last night observed a moment of place to park a car in this city. Kofsky^s OPEN TILL 9 P.M. Hartford Gas Co. 38% 42% 1937. Rome, but most of the troops were Mrs. Francis W ^ e r e ll and Mrs. stemmed from a minor accident rtlence in tribute to the death of Five motorists got into a fist the high school graduate and Ea­ ★ Joel Hiitt were co-chairmen of the Southern New England Wednesdoy-Thursday-Fridoy On June 22, the pdhlicity-shy held back until the following day. here in Mlanchester May 18. Pope John XX H I. fight over a single i>arklng space gle Scout that he had won a place fttnner and meeting. About 68 at­ Telephone ...... 51 88 Kelly will marry Mary Margaret Rome was freed of its lest Neal Symphony Orchestra Bond forfeitturee of $25 Ozul $45 IHlm Margin they all wanted. Two landed tai among the plebe class in 1959 and EJO>S TONIG H T! tend ed. Manufacturing Companies Cooper of Goshen, N.Y. Invader just nine months af'ter yesterday were called against two Only one tenth of one per cent the hospital for treatment. •said; “ I am proud of the fact that “9 HOURS TO RAMA” Of Rome’s Royal Opera Arrow, Hart, Heg. .,61% 65 Kelly never knew his father, allied landings on Italy's mainland. Milton Crou out-of-state motorldts -Who failed you won it through the medium of “ THE L IO N " to appear in court to answer to Associated Spring .. 17 19 whose picture hangs on the wall competitive examination.” On this date: Guest Conimentator speeding and failure to pass to the Bristol Brass ...... 11 - 13 of Church Hall here. Kelly was 19 Kelly plans to follow a military In 1777, the filrat loan to the New Organization MAN5F!£lOif^ counts. Dunham Bush ...... 6% 7% months old when Capt. (bolin P. career, but doesn't intend to re­ Continental Oangresa—of $181,500 N.B. Machine .,28 .... 27% Kelly Jr., a B17 bomber pilot, Prosecutor F. Joseph ParadLso AMERICAN LEGION main in service if he finds he does -T-was received from the Farmers- Replaces PTA Unit North and Judd .... 16% 18% was killed in action Dec. 10. 1941, Starts Wed. thru ^ t . entered ndles in the oases of Rob­ not measure up to his fellow offi­ Oeneral organization of^ France. Stanley W o r k s ..... 18% 20% just three days after the Japanese cers. In 1893, the Anti-Saloon League STAR'rS TOMORROW ert; H. Prlnz, 21, South Coventry, The Lincohi School Aseodatlon, breach of the peace, and Da'Vid Veeder-Root ...... 47 81 Sneaker attacked Pearl Harbor. He will be assigned to the ar­ of Ohio was formed; It was the Ehibanks, 18, of 40 -Waxlsworth St., The above quotations are not to The pilot ordered his' crew to mor center at Ft. Knox, Ky., and predecessor of the national organ­ ROM ftNtiC r o u n d -i r e * ■n organization to replace the CHOOSE FROM THE LARGEST SELECTION OF A for intoxtoetlion. ba construed as actual markets. bail out of his bullet-riddled air­ later to Ft. Benning, Ga., where ization of the same name. IMJRLD MaNHUnrl FTA' was formed last night at craft after an attack on a Japan­ Cases continued: he will take airborne and ranger In 1918, the United States and a final meeting o f the F T A at STABLES DELUXE SNEAKERS IN NEW ENGLAND BY ese warship. He went down with training. French forces drove the Germans Until Thursday, Royal Irtiam CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND the school. Members voted to dla- the plane. ^ back across the Marne. Jr., 20, of 47 WaddeU Rd., for EL PASO, Tex. (AP)—^Horses band the PTA at a meeting, last His valor, at the start of the In 1941, former Kaiser Wilhelm court Mai to charge of reckless stabled at the Sunland Training BINGO y (J MANFACTURER month, becaisie of look of mipport driving. war, gave Americans a rallying of Germany died in exile. Boarding Tracks have everything! o f th e. membOTshlp. UntU Monday, for plea, Peter L. EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT point and a hero to honor. He was Grange to See Bi 1942, the Japanese opened Each stall has its private sun par­ The purpose a t the neiwly formed Holstein, 20, Wert. Hartford, lor. There are facliities for crip­ the fir.st West Point graduate their attack on Midway Island. SANAViaiONB end MamOCOLOB 8 O'CLOCK—UeiON HOME, UONARD ST. killed in the war. Program by' SA oasoolation is to promote the wel­ speeding; Richard Lariviere, 28, ples, brood mores, stallions and For Children, Teens, Women T «i years ago; North Korean starring DELORES HART fare o f pupils at the echool. Mem- South Windsor, failure to carry a colts. His heir's career subsequently Communists rejected a new allied and HUGH O’B R IA N became the concern of Pre.sident berahdip dues w ill be used fo r a The Youth ensemble of the Sal­ truce proposal at a secret meeting Franklin D. Roosevelt, President in Ponmunjom. PLUS fine arts program for Grades 4, vation Army will present a pro­ 6 and 6 pupils, and to maintain Dwight D. Eisenhower and Gen. Five years ago: Thirty persons Kim gram tomorrow at 8 p.m. at a and supply books fo r the school Douglas MacArthur. were killed and 350 injured in Novak Boys' meeting of Mantliesiter Grange at Ubrary, Save MORE! On MacArthur's suggestion. Oiange Hall. Richard Lines, chair­ tornadoes ig Northwestern Wis­ consin. James MiGHr Officers of LSA are Mrs. Anlbal man of a youth program, will pre­ Medeiros, chairman; Mrs. John sent the en.semble, of which he ia One year ago: The first U.S. Garner Pair Weerden, oo-chalrman; Mrs. Rich- Earn MQRE! a member. attempt to set o ff a thermo­ — In — O uT'jsjfes' Tremendous ir d Rand, secretary, Mrs. Ray­ Mrs. Edward LaChance, chap­ nuclear blast high above Jttourtxm lIH M B ttS • INHOT-TBMCIIUI* ■iii.ti CINEMASCOPtSMtTSOCOLOS .Selection of lain, will conduct a memorial Island in the Pacific ended in mond Peck, treasurer Mrs. Ste­ Colors, Fabrics Have MORE! phen Omark, fine arts represent­ service for members who have died failure. . RAMBLER-THEBESrOFBOm Pair * 5 . 5 0 and Sizes OWNERS REPORT THEY during the year. Today’s birthdays; Metropolitan ative; Mrs. Ivon London, library A State Grange Sunday service opera star Robert Merrlk is 44; chairman; Mm. Roger HaU, mem­ Sold Narionally will be held June 16 at Camp Ber­ Actress Rosalind Russell Im 81. bership, and Mrs. Robert Samuel- ger. Members of Manchester Thought for today: 'fhe meas­ son, room mother. Mrs. Lawrence Up to $5.95 EARN DIVIDENDS FROM SAVE Grange planning to attend may ure o f a man’s real character is SPECIAL Haidacre and Mlse Rachel Pllm ^ « JUNE 1st contact Mrs. Gustaf Anderson. what he would do if he knew be ton are teacher r epresentati'ves to Refreshments will be served af­ never would be fo ^ d out—'Author LSA. J ! * 1 T, » 3 ter tomorrow’s meeting by Mrs. end essayist Thon^as Macaulay, Mlae Alice Gonnan, Grade 8 Deposits made Wednes- teacher was presented with a IN FUEL COSTS Alfred Dion and. a committee. , . day, Thursday and Friday, PLENTY OF SADDLES .00 purse of money and a corsage (tom* ta n *vm woraj NO GUNS FOR POLICEWOMEN TULSA, Gkla. (A P ) — Mrs. from chdldren, parents and alumni June 5-6-7 will earn divi­ ROME (AP)—Italy has a wom­ Layra Rolierts, Interstate wom­ o f liinooln School. Mlse Gorman en’s police-force.'Each of the 100 is retiring at the end of the adhoChina Tableservice Freneh Fried Potatoes Coleslaw IRefreshments w ere' served In Pair “FASCINATION” V the school libraiy. This lovely COUNTRY GARDENS china can be 'TH E D AT of tile ’IR IF ID a " Freshly laked Rolls and Buttor yours for only $1.70 for eaeb 4-plece place-setting Exdustve VokiMetric Com­ STABx’S W ED NESD AY — BOTH IN COLOR wh<« you open a new account of $25 or more. . . bustion gives an instant, Values to $5.95 or deposit $26 or more to an existing account. clean flame which burns at. EVERY WEDNESDAY Notice top efficiency—no smoke or Here's your chance to complete your china table- soot . ; . no waste of fuel. 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. Low or High servloe while you save. 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Winntr of Motor Trend /^ard: 'Var of the Year MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH “LandiiiArk for Hnngrj Good TBawons why mor«than 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 owners hay# switched to Rambler MANCHESTIR 9 23 Atoin 5t. LENOX 285 fast Last Center St B Monchesfer Parkade Frty Bros,, Inc. SHOPPING OPIN THURSDAY Cor.r. Lenox St. ^ West Middle Turnpike Americans’* PHARMACY PARKADE IVfNINGS 6 to 8 CO- ALSO IN COLOR — ALAN LADD In DE CORMIER MOTOR SALESy iNCa ^SS Brood street, Manchester b o t h b r a n c h e s o p e n FRIDAYS to 8 p.m. 819 BROAD ST.— Tel. 649-4889 W Mile O ff Oakland St. m a c i m E R S T . other Stores In On Tolland Tompike MANCHESTER, CONN. 'SASKATCHEWAN” wm™ ^trnardl^fsi West Hartford O alw , 1 ft Ml 1-0«N Corbins Comar, TinlKM, Staasbary r i o i p o im MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY; JUNE 4. 1868 Bolton South Windsor You Should' K now . . . FREE RELIVERY Millions in World Schoolroom Youths Earn f AM. 10 9 9M Successor Will Be Determined SgL Robert D. Lannan ___ . . »v-.. ■* Trailer Lease UAGTrinity arY h iir DRUa 'Mourn Pope’s Death it . Ob Buaday, May 26, Robert D. By Secret Vote of Cardinals e t 400 Lake St. officially T devision (Oonttnned from Paga One) 6:00 I) Bis l.tlM stor ttai progrees)* (4048) Combat the newest officer oh the Set for Vote Study Awards D-10) B M y 8 h m- (In — oroar ■ ( 8) Moyle Official Titles ,15) H otU at 6 (in proKiesa)arc (38-80) The Kremlin (C) Catholic and non-C&thoIic alikh VA ’TICAN CI'TY (A P )— ♦From the time of the Council of^a candidate achieves the requlra4 llancheater Police Department i 8) News (lU) Movie Biqumed Pope John's passing, Ailtioch in 341 until the 8th cen­ majority. BTlth the rank of sergeant At their meeting last ndght the John Ckeagan Jr., Ralph Rumo, (40) Mr Lucky 5:00 ( 8) Uoyd Brldsas VATICAN Oiry (AP) — The successor to Pope John BOB’S Masses with special prayers for Pope John’s titles as officially tury, synods were held to take the Anyone who violates the coitr Ih e announcement of his pro- selectmen set- Tuesday, June 11, DavM Scittmer and WUHam Stur- (18) Big Plctun 8jS0 ( 8-13) Red Skrtton ^ Hie dead were ordered for all XXIII will be elected at a se­ vote of clergy and faithful, which was made on May 15 by devant have received full tuiClan (53) f lb n (34) 800 yra. of Symphony listed by the Church:' clave’s secrecy may be excom­ as the date for the town meeting (M)---- What's------New (38-80) Empire (C) WELDINB SERYIBE M tnan Catholic churches by the Bishop of Rome, vloar of cret (tonclave of the cardinals led the way to considerable lay municated—the severest sanction Chiaf James M. Reardon who re- to sec if the tovm tXrill authorise achoiardtipa fbr an engineering 4:15 (53) Induitty On Parade (40-53) Hawaiian Bye Vulcan's Congregation of rites. of the Roman Catholic meddling. ported that Sgrt Lannan had the the board of education to lease program to be held kt TOnity 6:35 ■ 3) Newa. Sports, Weatbsr.. 9:00 (34) Gilbert and Sullivan Jeeue Christ, sucoesaor of the of the Church. 4:30 (40) Adventures In Tims 9:80 ( 3-12) Jack Benny Immediate Emergenoy lerviee] From around the world—Includ- Prince of the Apostles, supreme Church, Even alter the cardinals won lop grade in recent written and trailers for use as classroesns at College this aummer. (S3) News ( 8-4048) Untouchables tag Communist eountrles—came a Until the new Pope is an­ «cal exams conducted by the per­ (10-23-80) Dick Powell pontiff of the universal Church, With the death of the Pope, the the right to elect the popes they nounced, the only clue to tlie pro|^ the elementary school. The boys are the sons of Ur. ( 8) The Outlaws ELECTRIC — GAS ehorus of sorrow for tha Pope who patriarch of the West, primate princes of the church will come were subject to interference. They sonnel department of the State of The appropriation of 511,400 for and Mra John Creagan, Nefvara (18) Bum s and Allen 10:00 ( 8-12) Garry Moore made the theme of his reign a ress of the voting will be wrispe Connecticut and taken for a ser- (33) Club Bouse 24) Four Familtee 643-2408... M9-7578 'of Italy, archUshop and metro- to Rome from all parts of the also found the task difficult be­ of smoke from a Uiin, roimd chim­ leasing the trailers will not be Rd.; Mr. and M n. Qennaro Ruaoo, (34) Command In BatUa 10-30) Chet RunUey call for all men to live in har- piJItan of the Provlnoe of Rome Christian world. In two to three cause of their own differences. To gfsant vacancy on the force. voted on at this town meeting, Datvewell Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge 6:45 110-33-80) HunUey-Brlnkley______. 22) Peter Gunn m ow together. ney thrust through a window of The department now has a com­ ( i) Walter Cronklte !( 8-4043) Cloie-'Up Located In Hie and sovereign of the state of, week.s they will barricade them- prod them, the FYancIsoan Monk the Sistine Chapel. since it would be in next year’s Chariton, Nevera Rd.; and Mr. and 1:00 ( 8) To Tell the Truth 11:00 ( 3-8-13-23-30) News. Sporte and death brought profound said- Bonaventure .suggested In 1288 plete complement of six officers Vatican City. selve.H in the Sistlne Chapel and According to a tradjtion which budget. Mrs. Robert Sturde'vant, High (34) Animals of the Seaahora Weather — HARTFORD ROAD ness everywhere, but alsq relief the adjoining Vatican apartments. that the cardinals be looked up m its oergeancy ranks. TTiey in­ Also to be voted on at this View Dr. (18) ButwcilpUon TV U:16 ( 8) Movie that his awful suffering was over. Pope John was known pop- has become accepted during the clude Sergeants George Dent, (10) Kanhuht (4(40) Steve- Allen Show -;V ENTERPRISES uloriy ta Rome as—the go^ They will not emerge from the and given skimpy rations of food meeting will be an appropriation The program, “Summer Engi­ (53) Film (10) Tonight (C) At 270 Hartford Rd.. He died hs he had predicted— and water until they made up pa.si century, a puff of white Henry Gauruder, Walter Fergu­ Heads'Church after sunset. ^ Pope, the Pope of unity, the tightly guarded conclave area un­ smoke is supposed to signal that of 512.000 for interest on the bond neering Laboratory,” ia sponsored (13-33-30-(0) News: Sports (12) Movie _ Manoheeter til a , new P(^e -aImo.st certainly their minds son. Walter Csissells Jr., Joseph issue of 5800,000, which falls due Helen' Wood Bauman, named T:30 ( 8) What In tha World? U:80 (23,80) Tonight lO “My time will come at night,” Pope of Peace, and by the Com­ , , . a new Pope has been elected. Tha Sartor (detective), William Cooke by the United Aircraft Oocp. It (U ) Movla - ( 8) Movie munist press as cthe Pope of one of their own number- is elect- In .some conclaves of the past, ^moke Is from ballots which are just before the close of the fiscal president at the annual meeting o f will be held for eight 'weeks, from hs once said. “By day I have and iionnan. SEE BATmtOAgn TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LI8TINO church business." co-existenoe. ed by a majority of two-thirds of a rugged con.stitution was a dis-j burned in a small stove ta tha In commenting on Lnnnan and year. The Mother Churoh, First Church July 1 to Aug. 23, and oonalsta the cardinals present, | tinct as.set for the cardinals. A .sur- j chapel after each round of voUng. an his sergeants, Chief James M. First Selectman Charles Robbins of Christ, Scientist, in , of two ooUege courses: An Intro- Death came at 7:49 p.m.—2:49 There l.s no foretelling how long | ' ’•yo'' <>f a conclave in 1241 wrote: | if a Pope has been elected, only Reardon noted that all are con- hopes to include a request from ductlon to ei^hieering science; and p.m. EST—nine minutes after an maintenance and strengthening of Mass., yesterday, said a return to peace have earned him wide rec­ the conclave might last. The elec dragged us into conrlave, the ballots are burned. If no can­ -scientious and able police officers, Mrs. Olive ’Toomey that Toomey the history a n d philosophy of Radio extraordinary Mass in St. Peter’s tion of Pope Plus Xn in 1939 took grabbing us by our hands and; didate has received the required liannan has earned his rank Lane be extended 900 feet because “God-centered thinking” is the science. Thirty boys from the Square below the Pope's bed­ ognition and won him the respect broadonata of M or 16-mlnnte WANTED! of peace-loving peoples.” 20 hours. Pope John was elected feet and beating us as though w e; majority, a little damp atraw la through service and his willing­ June. T h e family attends ^St. two houses are being built there. 'world’s most urgent need. state 'wU take the course, and |XMs listing faiohidea only thoaa chamber had ended. on the 12th )>allot in a four-day were ^leves. Our aged brother i supposed to be added and the ness to learn police work, the Maurice Church In Bolton. This must be cleared by the plan­ Editor of Christian Science peri­ aU win receive a complete tultloa length. Some stations earry oHier abort newaoastM). Clean, Late Model The great bell in the dome of The Italian government ordered Boston at Washington three days of national mourning. conclave in 1958. The conclave wa.s th^o^^'n down and di'agged smoke is supposed to come out chief added. Ec(b Lannan lovas to fly an air­ ning commission first. odicals, Mrs.) Bauman said “in­ si^KxIanship of 5240. WDBO—it w a 8:00 St. Peter's suddenly began to toll. that elected Pope Gregory X in along by his feet so that his back black One case, investigated by Lan- plane and holds a private avlartor’s The town meeting will be held tense interest in technological 6:00 Kurt Russell 10:30 Ntghtbeat The great bronze doors at the en* Other (jathollc countries pro­ wa.s injured by the stones of the The purpoee or me echolarship 8:00 Raynor Shines 11:00 News claimed similar mourning. U.N. 1271 took two years and nine The signal system hardly ia fool­ aan, brought the apprehension of license. Surf fishing for strip>ed at Piano’s restaurant at 8 p.m. skills and human inventions is program is to establish an “op- 11:16 Sports Final trance to the Vatican began months- the longest on record. street. Finally, he had to be car­ bass and amateur radio activiues again tendkig to divert thought t:06 News. Sign OH 11:30 Sfasrilght Serenade USED CARS Secretary-General U Thant or­ HOME 'TOWN PRAYERS—Girls in Sotto il Monte bury their heads in prayer last night proof. Despite the addition of tha a Maine Prison farm escapee. since the town hall is not large portiaitty for Connecticut bo^ WBAT-aU 1:00 News and Sign Off. swinging shut in the traditional With the election of the new ried to the conclave on a carpet." nie case started on an early round out his avocations. enough for the expected turnout. from God.” Instead of “indiffer­ 6:00 News » sign that a Pope’s life had ended. dered the U.N. flag flown at half during requiem Mass for Pope John XXIII in St. John the Baptist Church in the late straw, great billows of whlta who have completed the eleventh WFor—itu TOP PRICES PAID staff as a mark of respect to the pontiff-who will be regarded by After 50 day.s. during which one smoke shot from the chimney on morning motor vehicle check in WTien Bob is fishing with a Since the Bolton Lake House is ence to God," men should be find­ 4:15 Paul Harweyi Dr. Albert B. 6:00 Joel Cash The 100,000 grieving faithful Pontiff’s home village. (AP Photofax). Catholics as the 262nd vicar of friend, who is supposed to be a grade to examine the science of Burka 7:00 Bill Rughea pontiff who seven weeks ago of the 10 cardinals at the conclave the first day of voting ta 1668. which Lannan stopped a motorist not available to the town, Sperry’s ing Him as "the emter and cir­ engineering. In two college 6:80 Alex Drier 12:00 Glrand „ massed in the square took up the Christ on earth and a direct suc- died and two others fell ill. Pope for not having rear lights on the great striped bass fisherman, there Glen will be used for the Red 6:40 ^ orta t WINF—1336 cry "He’s dead! He’s dead!" called for peace founded on a Vatican radio announced errone­ cumference of their being, the courses, they will be introduced world government. ces.sor to St. Peter — a cardinal Celestino IV was elected. He died ously that a Pope had been elect­ vehicle. The operator was arrested is usually a small wager of 25 Cross swimming program this source and fulfillment of their to modem concepts in engineering 6:45 Speaking of Sports 4:00 News ' Wan Streei Carter The grief echoed around the deacon will appear on the central 12 days later. fbr not carrying his license i and cents on who will catch the first 7:00 Edward P. Morgan . 6:15 Showcaae. Pope John was stricken a year ed. M season. Dr. Bernaird Sheridan, who hemest aspirations." and wlU investigate the relation 8:00 N.Y. Hets vs. Mllwaukes 6:46 txiwell Thomas CHEVROLET CO., INC. world, on both sides of the Iron ago with a stomach tumor which balcony of St. Peter’s to announce A wing of the Vatican palace driving a motor vehicle with de­ fish. “My friend, Lee, has paid for was not present, negotiated with 13:00 Sign Oft 7:00 News and Sports Curtain, There was an unprece­ JFK Joins Americans to the great crowd in the squafe will be given over to the coming The next day the cardinals add­ Mrs. Bauman called upon church of science to man’s development 8:00 Yankees at Baltimore 1229 Mata St, Manoheeter caused hemorrhaging but he con­ ed a petroleum byproduct to ths tective equipment. more coffee than he cares to re­ the owner, who agreed to let the members “to help the world in its and culture.” w nc—IMS dented outpouring of tribute for below: conclave. With about 200 aides, Several days later, it became ap­ member,” Lannan said, recalling town use the beach free, in return 6:00 News. Sporu and Weatbar 10:30 Showcase tinued working at his heavy tasks burning ballots to make sure the rtruggle against the atheistic ma­ Town OonncU Notes 6:30 Ftnanclal Report 12:16 SIgnoft a spiritual leader who in his reign almost to the end. There was no "Nuntio vobls gaudium mag­ the cardinals will remain under smoke would come out black. parent this person, who was ar- one Incident when his fisherman for a little beach repairing. terialism that defies mortals.'’ A Democratic and a Republican 8:35 Album ot the Day of four years, seven months and num : habemus papam — I an­ lock and key—virtual pri.soners— feoted, bad ijsed a ficticious name, buddy hadn’t “wet” his line and 6:46 Three Star Extra public Indication of his Illness until In Show of Sympathy Three days later, Angelo Giu­ cL Mrs. Richard Obnsted was auth­ constable will be appointed by the elx days had touched the world nounce to you tidings of great until they have cho.sen Pope * but Lannan recalled that the man “I already had landed six stripers.” The meeting of several thousand 7:06 Conversation Pleca last fall, during the Ecumenical seppe Cardinal Roncalli, elderly orized to get the necessary in- members from all over the world Town Council at its meeting to­ 7:15 Chet HunUey with his kindness, his simplicity, (Council, when he was put to bed. joy. We have a Pope.” John’s succe.ssor. Each cardinal I wme mechanic's clothing and had struotors hut not to exceed 5®00 morrow at 7:30 p.m. in the high 7:30 News ol the World his humor, his humanity, his (Continued from Page One) will have a .small apartment of patriarch of , received the A '' Bmchairie'n "rough” hands. heard annual reports from many He apparently recovered and complex and serious. His deep The tens of thousands waiting in required majority from the con­ in salary oommltmenba. church departments in'/cating school. TVo justices of the peace piodness, his yearning for Chris­ resumed his heavy schedule but concern for peace and justice In St. Peter’s Square wUl break into three rooms in which he will live After an intensive, investigation Host Tri-Coonty Unit -will also be appointed at this meet­ tians to unite and for all mankind the United Nations, praised Pope with his conclave secretary and clave of 51 cardinals. Then there Dance Scheduled stranger reU^ous activity and in­ two weeks ago suiffered a grave our times touched even the Rus­ a frenzy of cheering. was a tiny wisp of smoke, but of filling stations and garages in The Bolton Volunteer Fire De­ terest aipcmg young people. ing. ta live In peace. relapse. Peritonitis—inflamation John’s recent encyclical on peace, sians and racists.” personal servant. The apartments , Burroundlng towns. Patrolm an partment will be host to the Tri- The council wiU discuss plans “Pacem in Terris.” He said it The cardinal deacon will an­ will be outfitted with beds, tables none could say for certain wheth­ By Century Club The estabUahment of a Christian President Kennedy, the first of the lining of the abdominal cav­ J. Irwin Miller, president of the nounce the name. Again the crowd er it was white or black. ' I. a n n A n found his man. While county Fire Police Association for a public meeting with the plan­ CHILDREN'S Catholic President of the United ity—set in Friday morning and "spoke for all men and to all men National Qou..cil of Churches, .said and chairs—little more. m eetl^ tomorrow at the firehouse Science Society in Bangkok, Thai­ will thunder its approval. Then the The voting will take place in the The bustle of acil-vity on the transporting the man beck to ning and zoning commission; and States, said the Pope's “concern thereafter death drew steadily, in restating his belief in the dlg- Pope John "left his heritage, a new Pope will step into view, Manchester Pcdice Headquarters, The Junior Century CJub of at 8 p.m. About 50 people are ex­ land, was citto as one of the latest again consider purchase of land in for the human spirit transcended slowly near. I nlty of the individual, in funda- Sistine Chapel beneath the famous balcony of St. Peter’s ended the additions to *the church’s more HEALTH SAND reawakened spirit of unity and garbed in newly tailored papal fresco of the Last Judgment by doubts. ■«>d tatteiTogating him enroute, Manchester will have its fifth an­ pected from the counties of ’Tol­ the •vicinity of the new high school BINGO all boundaries of belief or geogra­ At his bedside when he died ; mental human rights, in Justice love that will be felt forever by vestments, and slowly raise his than 3,200 congregations. Michelangelo. The cardinals will imMuntm wBs told by the man that nual dinner-dance Saturday at the land, Windham and New London. for the town’s use. EVERY TUESDAY MQHT, S O’QLOCK phy. His wisdom, compassion and were his three brothers and his and in sm effective international men of all faiths.” hands in benediction. The regular meeting of the fire The Christian Srience Board of Also on the agenda is the trans­ W. H. ENGLAND order.” sit on little thrones, under'silken be w«8 an escapee from the Maine Manchester Country Club. There kindly strength have bequeathed sister, a nephew, four nieces, the Catholic Archbishop Paul C. The method of electing the Pope State Priaon. Ihe man had been department will be conducted as Directors described the major dis­ fer of 51.735 from the contingency LUMBER C O . humanity a new legacy of purpose Vatican secretary of state, Am- The highest ranking officer of Schulte of Indianapolis said the canopies, along the walls of the confined there for an attempted will be a cocktail hour at 7 p.m. scheduled at 8 p.m. downstairs in tresses in the world as “symptoms fund to the volunteer fire depart­ MAPLE GROVE, ROCKVILLE and courage for the future.” leto Cardinal . (Jlcognani, the the United Presbyterian Church in Pope had "started a movement evolved over many centuries. chapel. In front of each will be FOR RENT Dinner will be served at 8. Mike the firehouse while the fire po­ of a drying of outgoing love.” ment. Open All Day Saturday e Soviet Premier Khrushchev Pope's confessor, his two personal the U.S.A., Dr. Eugene Carson St. Peter received his mission a desk with silver ink wells and BMirder of a prison official and Gates and his orchestra will play They called for a “compassionate, of rapprochement of people of all directly from Jesus Christ. Dur­ quill pens. 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projeotora was, at that Ume of his apprehen- lice hold tbelr meeting in the main Church Note “At the ^reen”—649-5201 FRANKLIN ST..-PLENTY OP FREE PARKINS Joined in the condolences. His attendants, his three doctors, and Blake, called the Pope’s death “a faiths. No one in our time has —sound or allent, also 8S man. for dancing until 1 a.m. haiH upstairs. The Women’s Aux' outreachlng love for mankind” as Wapplng Community Church to- message to the Vatican said Pope loss, not only to the Roman Cath­ ing the first three centuries of If the procedure remains un­ Mon here, wanted to r theft of a Mrs. Lawrence Decker Jr., new­ the basic remedy. a priest who had nursed him in exerted a greater influence for Christiamlty the bishops of Rome, slide projectors. ■tate Teiiicto in Maine. iliary will be fai charge of refresh' termeiMate choir will rehearse to­ John’s “fruitful actlvltiee for the his last illness. olic Church, but to a fragmented good.” changed from the conclave that ly elected president, and her hus­ ments for both meethigs. The retiring president, Ralph E. morrow from 7:30 to 8 p.m. There and anxious world seeking mesm- "In the passing of Pope John who are the popes, chosen their elected Pope John, the cardinals , The man was later returned to band will lead a grand march. Wagers of Chicago, alro empha­ FAVORED AS NEW POPE successors, sometimes with the will cast ballots twice each mom- WELDON DRUG CO. Maine for trial and imprisonment. Baseball Reaidta will be no senior choir rehearsal ing and unity In the midst of XXm, the Catholic Church has —Giovanni Battista CJordinal 901 Main St.—Tel. MI S-5S21 They will be followed by other of­ sized the importance of responding chaos.” 1, advice of bishops of nearby sees. tag and twice each afternoon until lAnnan was bom on May 3, ficers and their hurtxincte: Mr. and Potitioellis used four pitchers in this week; the Junior choir will lost one of its greatest person­ Montini, above. Archbishop of a loser to Goodin at the school to the “impulsion of divine love.' not meet again imtU after the Dr. K. Owen White, president ages, one who was forward look­ Milan, ia favored for eledUon M80, son of Jctin Charles Lannan Mrs. J. Keith Carriere, Mr. and He said it would help to bring the Man of Humility, Simplicity, of the Southern Baptist Conven­ and the late Mis. Laman of Ware, Mrs. Allan Schubert, Mr. and Mrs. field last night. In a pony league summer. f o r a t im e o n l y ing, wise, and fearless in his lead­ as the new I*ope. (AP Pho­ game that was temiporarily halt­ “spiritual climate’’ in which all Elementary School Menas ANNOUNCING U M ™ tion, said, "I believe Pope John ership,” said President David O. tofax). Mass His aarfy achooling was in James Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Alan the great problems of the world was an unusually aggressive lead­ Wars. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Michael ed because of rain the BoJton can ^ solved. - Wednesday — tomato soup and McKay of the Church of Jesus Sample of today’s most popular, low-cost pavement! team ended up at the short end crackers, tuna fish sandwich, coke; Pope Son of Tenant Farmer er for his people and was genu­ C!hrl.st of Latter-day (Mor­ He received his High Bchool Tobin. A PERSONAL INVITATION TO JOIN THE EXCITING ... inely and vitally interested In d^iloma from the State of. Con­ Mrs. Decker is chairman of a of on 11 to 4 soars with a homer Thursday — hamburg gra'vy on mon). Diet at Sea Too Rich by Mike Wilson providing the only rice, buttered green beans, pickled (Continued from Page* One) at one of the Pope’s early audi­ world peace. His call for an Ecu­ Edward F. McElroy. national necticut after completing the gen- dance committee. She will be as­ U of H Sorority menical Council indicates his arat educational development i>ro- sisted by Mrs. George Mrosek, bright spot for the home team beets, gelatin; Friday — baked ences heard him say: “If I had commander of the Catholic War OSLO — A study of diets on Pitching for Pontloeillis were hill, built a small home and tliled not become a priest I would have breadth of vision and aense of Veterans of the United States 13 Norwegian merchant ahdps en­ gisin In the UJ3. Air Force. He Mrs. Donald Porstrom, Mrs. Jack beans, slice of cheese, peanut but­ world need.” Lapipen, Mrs. Carriere, Mrs. W. Steve NidUoils, Ken Shapazian, Seats Officers ter and marshmallow sandwich, ihe reclaimed fidlds as a tenant been a Journalist like you." said: "He was a v,eteran of two gaged in foreign trade Indicates baa also attended BHlyer College, DINNER OF Tw MONTH CLUB Bishop Fred P. Corson, presi­ wars. And we of the Catholic War new ofesenbed into the University Craig Heston, Mrs. Mario Fratta- John CeJkins, and JaCf Miaxwell. cahibage salad, fruit cocktail. Milk of a wealthy landowner. Angelo Roncalli kept his love seamen eat too much rich food The Bolton educators lost in ex­ is served with all meals. of study and books all his life. dent of the World Methodist Coun­ Veterans felt extremely close to and would be better off with lees Of Hartford oompleK. roli and Mrs. Michael Saponara. Miss Sheila M. GrahEun of 44 His descendants did the same. cil, representing nearly 50 million The dance is open to members tra 3 to 2 to Savings and Bunce Dr. was Installed as presi­ His brother Zaverlo, 18 months him.” bacon and other fried meat. The Ha ta also a recent graduate of Loan in Coventry. With Dave Angelo Roncalll was the third of 13 younger, has said that Pope Methodists, said, "All Christen­ "Pope John XXIII has left a study, conducted by the National the Chiefs of Police School at and guests. dent of Phi Sigma Chi, University Manchesfer Evening Herald children born to peasant farmer dom mourns the death of a great Southerlin pitching and Pete of Hartford sorority, at a mother- South Windsor correspondent, And The Famous John’s memory for the names deep and permanent imprint on Association for Diet and Health, Bethan(jr where be took an eocten- Traygis catching, tha game was Giovanni Battista Roncalli. Ten of and faces of home was remark­ and good man.” our times and our world,” said recommended the defatting of -ptiUoo training course. Lan- daughter dinner last night at the Laura Katz, triepbone 644-1753. them lived to maturity. Angelo was He called the Pope the “most tied up at the end of tlw 7th and Stone-Haven Restaurant in Farm­ able. The Pope once began a Henry Ford H. “His contributions gra'vdes and soups and the serving naa adao la a graduate of the Red Picuic Scheduled two ihore ^innings had to be played the quiet one in the big family. litany of surnames and famny re­ widely known and best loved lead­ to peace, to luiderstanding and to of lean stews and more salads. CroBB Ihstructois School of Hart- ington. DINING ROOM His outlook was happy, despite his er of the 20th century.”' good 'Will among men will stand to break 'the tie. With two soli

MANCHESTEB E\^N1NG HERALl^r BIANCHESTER. CONN^ TUESDAY, JUNE 4» 1968 MANCHESTER'EVENING HER^^LD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1968 PAGE SEVEN

^.iflanrlipatpr alim portion ef .vriiat he waa try­ this. Tlu initial, oi^ main lobbyist your dlrsoUcn In five worthwhile ing to del for a bill— or,^ in some cases, the A Thought for Today concerts. , Renewal Plan whole caMnet of lobbylata for or Fourth Man Connecticut SponaorMl by the MancheeW "W e thank you tor . enriching against^>^ bill—diacovera that OouBcll of Chorebea our lives by bsjglnnlng a fine sym­ . NOTICE FI BY TaB things"'^are looking black. Some- phony orchestra In Manchester. Heads Agenda 00. m o. l^ t h Market Uiitig—let ua say. .a sense of curi­ Hetuy F. Zuraw Arrested in lU i^ M Yankee Sincerely yours, Mihfhottr Oomi. Juat how deliih^l it ia to have osity—leads to casual exploration How limited we permit our Uvea Barbara J. Embser ANDOVBR — Henry F. Skiraw, By A.H.O. of the possibility that those who to be, as if eating, sleeping, buy­ g. a brand new tariff enclave func­ Secrotary.” Free Public Clinic For Directors 42, of 1 West St- Ext. died at Man­ Theft of Gas run the legislative machinery from ing new things, reproducing and chester Metnorlal Hospital this « ^bllshsrs tioning fai the world, juat begin­ ypuadEd OctebT h m i ° W e^ p st, when the 1963 session the political tide, the inside, might djing were all and the best that RACK ON THE PHONE morning after a long Ulnass. ning to build walls around itaelf, take a benign view of the employ­ we can expect out of this time and MAKE-Ui^ Flv# major itama ara on tha SUtU PoUca hava arrastad a ibiubad Ev«nr BT«ui|t ^ Bxmm is over, check the registry and aee DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Mrs. agenda for a matting of tha board He waa bom in Rockville on ’■ and Holldldnl. Bntirjd at tha haa been demonstrated by the lat­ ment of still an additional lobby­ habitation that for the moment Birda Farrington, veteran long For Dec. 24, 1920. Mr. 21uraw had been fourth youth In eonnactlon With a nica at Mancbaatar Cowi.. aa whether or not the last minute ist. If the suggestion, delicately are ours. That seems a barren of diraotori tonight at 8 o’clock Ip Claat M^lUattar. est tariff action of the European distance telephone' operator, re­ SABIN ORAL POLIO VACCINE a resMent of Mancheater before weekend theft o f gaaoUna, fire ax- rush of lobbyists active at the put to th^right source, evokes an prospect with which to begin and cuperating from mltal valve heart the Municipal > Building hearing Common Market combination. affirmative reaponse, all that is moving to Andover. tlngulshera, and reflectora from SURdCRlPTIUN RATES State Capitol bothered with the end each day, requiring ever new operaUon talked with all of her TYPE ONE He waa a member of St. Oolum- Pajrabla la Advaaca • Ihe Conunon Market combina­ left ts for the political or legisla­ room. buses at the Colllna’ Bua Service fomialities of declaring themselves excitement or stimuli to assuage three sisters and six brothers In ba*a CXiurch, Columbia. A veteran a Yaat SdAOO tion had already put a high rate on tive figure doing the bargaining, the dragging burden of boredom. The Itema include: on Strong Rd., Wapplng. Moatha ...... for the record. a "conference" call from her hos­ 1. Whether to authorUe the re­ of World War II, he rorved with Koatha ...... AlO American poultry, designed to from the legislative side, to sug­ The desUny of such life ia dullness pital bed. The calls were a gift Monchostor High School , tha U.S. Army. He was a carpenter Clarence Burke, 28, of 229 Au­ a a a a a aa a aa aaaa aa a aa a a l . H Up to this point, we have merely development agency to apply for a ontb gest the name of the particular or desperation. It need not be that from the "Suiprise Club” an or­ tumn St., waa arreoted hero laat keep it out and restrict consump­ studied the system from the point party figure or hanger-on who central bualneaa diatrict plaiuUng employed by the Annulli Oonotruc- MEMBER o r of view of the Capitol corridors. way, for we are, more than crea­ ganization 'among telephone oper­ ^ WEDNESDAY. JUNE S. 1963 tlon Co. of Mancheater. night on a warrant from State Po­ THE ASSOCUTED PRESC tion in Common Market countries might be an effective lobbyist on grant. As usual during the last few days tures of physical needs and satla- ators. Mr. Zkiraw ia survived by his lice charging him with larceny Tba Aaaociated Praaa la axeluEvala to Common Market poultry. We the particular issue Involved. factiona. We have airt and music Four of Mrs. Farrington’s fam l-; 3 P.M.-6 P.M. 2. Adopting a townwide capital (over $250) and delivering Ilqupr Uad to tba uaa of republleatloa of of a legislative session,' the lobby­ improvementa program. wife, Constance Zelonis Zuraw; nawa dlapatchaa cr^ltad to It or had countered this action with ists on occa.sion are so thick an as­ Sometimes the transaction is and literature; we have the rich­ ly live in California, one in New three sons, Frank Henry Zluraw, to minora. Burke poated a $250 not otborariae eredltad In tbia papar not that direct. Sometimes the Mexico and the other four in KlI 5. Whether to appropriate |B,000 and alao the local nawa pubUahad hero. protests, and various unofficial semblage they almost constitute, a ness of the human personality; we MANCHESTER HEALTH DEPARTMENT ’Thomas William Zuraw and Mi­ bond while awatUng appearance in board of strategy on this or that leen, Abilene, Amarillo and Eeft to pay for an adminiatrativa audit Circuit Court 12, East Hartford, All rlabta o( repabllcation of apedai— threats that if such tariff dis­ third legislative body, and they are have the possibility of fellowship of the towii highway department. chael John Zuraw, all at home; dEpat(»ea berala ara alao reaeraad. frequently in such command of the side of an isaue somehow happens with God. All thia ia truth also, a Worth. MIsa Dale J, R4iliiason Mia# Dawn E. Sangrey find a sister, Mrs. Cheater Roman Miss Valerie E. Johnson Miss Karin M. Pearson Miss Joyce L. Wogman on June 17, vrith three alleged ac­ crimination against an American to hear that such and such a vote 4. A requeat from the Eighth complices. Tull sarrlea cUaat of N. B. A Barr- Capitol passage-ways that mem­ jwalm of the ^lirit. We need to Diatrict that the town help pay ■ipt Meriden. i farm product continued, we would or group of votes can be nailed ^discover it. The other three Involved in the ‘ I^lbIlaha^a RwreaenutlTea Tba bers of the real House and Senate for aewer treatment faoilitiea for Mount Holyoke Grads ' The funeral will be held Thurs­ have to flnd some reprisal tariffs find entrance to or exit from their down by the employment of some day at a time to be announced. Three Town Girls Upsala Grads case are Richard Oliver, 19, of 146 ^tua Matfaawa Special Aa»cy—New particular Individual aa a lobbyist. Submitted by a proposed eastward enlargement Miss Dale Jennifer Robinaon of^ BIsaell St., and Raymond Miller, ToA Chieaito. Detroit and Boatoei. against products from Common official legislative halls or their The Rev. Felix M. Davis, of the district. Burial Will be In St. Bridget’s t S l n a ^ AUDIT BUREAU OR caucus rooms almost impossible. So It goes to the character reput­ Manchester and Miss Dawn Bda United Aircraft Corp. during sum­ Cemetery, Manchester. 21, of 810 Tolland Tpke., both CmCULATlONg.______Market countries. edly in possession of such vote- Second Congregational Church, 6. Tha widening iV Haynes St., mers, programming problems for Miss Valerie E. Johnson, Misa^ Miss Johnson, a mathematlcs'^Clarence Wogman, 28 Falrview St., Manchester, and David N. Marae, So far, in Connecticut at least, the Manchester, Conn. on Which Manchester Memorial Sangrey of Bolton were graduated Frientb may call at the Holme® Karin M. Pearson and Miss Joyce major, is the daughter of Mr. and majored in sociology. Tna Barald Prlnoaf Company Sjc.. At this stage, the Common Mar­ lobbyists have^ot learned or per­ control magic, and he too joins the IBM plasma physics groups for Funeral Home, 400 Main St.. Man­ 22. of Rega Rd.. Bolton. All three aaaumea no financial reapo^lbully for team. Hqwital Is located. Sunday from Mount Holyoke work on the Ion engine. L. Wogman, all of Manchester, Mrs. Lennart O. Johnson, 144 Coop­ All were members of the college have been charged with larceny typocrapbical errora appearing la aB ket acted again. And what did it fected the art/of log rolling among Three public hearings are ached- cheater, today from 7 to 9 p.m. were graduated yesterday from choir and of Phi Omega Chi soror­ In no time at all the new lobby­ College In South Hadley, Mass. She has been a member of Blue er St. Miss Pearson, daughter of and Miller and Masse are also Tarnaraenta and other readina matter do? ^emselves. There is no widespread uled; On a propoaed ordinance to Key, the college service organiza­ and tomorrow from 3 to 6 and 7 Upsala College in East Orange, ity. Miss Johnson and Miss Pearson In The Mancheater Esenina Herald. or recognized practice by which ist for or against the bill in ques­ Mias Robinson ia the daughter charged with delivery of liquor to It increased the tariff on Ameri­ Include the town clerk In the town of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson, tion. During her aenlor year ahe to 9 p.m. N.J., witli bachelor's degrees. Mr. and Mrs. G. Albert Pearson, served on the student council and a minor. The trio waa arraigned In lobbyists can deal among them­ tion has anived at the Capitol, Open Foruni. All are 1959 graduates of Man­ 167 Boulder Rd., and Miss Wog­ Dlapiay advertlEnic cloEng bovrat can poultry 'some more, as if to pension plan, on a proposed 100 Campfleld Rd. Miss Sangrey haa been a member of the Mary were members of Gray Ker rent highway department budget BOLTON — Frank A. Denette, For Wedntaday—1 p.m. Tbeaday. close-comer conversation with Mrs. A. W. Sangrey of Rt. 44A, for arranging social events. Last Miller and M aue poated $250 and For Thnraday—1 p.m. Wadneaday. and as if to make it clear that it pregnable legislative majorities on To the Editor, and on a proposed $16,000 appro­ year, she was a vice president of 70. of 420 Lake St., died this F>r Friday—1 p.m. Thwaday. a whole number of issues. Fortu­ some of his old legislative acquain­ Bolton. $600 bonds. Their eases are also not only welcomed, but actually The following is a copy of a priation to the seWer department A graduate of Mancheater High- her hall ot residence. morning at Manche-ster Memorial returnable to East Hartford on ibr Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. __^ nately for the state—we think, at tances, and thus gone through the letter which ha's been sent from Firehouse Cost at $270^000; Claaained deadline; 10:S0.^m. aaaS had some zest for, cny tariff-trade budget. School, Mias Robinson majored in Miss Sanney waa graduated Hospital after a short Illness. June 17. . day of pnbllcatloii except Saturday — least, it is fortunate—each lobby­ motions of earning his fee. lliis is the Manchester Civic Orchestra to He was bom in Ausable Forks, 9 a.m. war we cared to wage with the usually about all the special detail mathematics. Aa a aenlor she has from the MacDuffle School for Investigating Resident State ist sticks to his own issue, and the John been assieting In the mathematics Girls in Bpringfleld, Mass., and N.Y. on April 1, 1887, a son of Trooper Ronald Jacobson, of South Common Market. legislators themselves, or the boss­ last minute lobbyist ever does do; "D e ^ 'M r. Gruber, majored In English composition Edward and Henrlette Hamel Martin Works Out Timetable Tueaday, June 4 somebody else haa done the aeaaon- department. leading a weekly Windsor, reported that the quar­ One can be certain this show of es who think and bargain for -'•’ITie members of the Manches­ problem sesaion for the basic at Mount Holyoke. Denette. He had lived in Bolton tet allegedly took or drained some them, decide when and where the long chorea which are really work. ter Civic Orchestra wish to express Mock Murder defiance will meet with appropri­ coursi. U Thant, secretary general of for more than 16 years and had The estimated cost of the propos--< July 9, taking of bide. 30 gallons of gasoline from The Greatness Of John XXIII majorities will be formed. Normally, in the end, these spe^ their appreciation for the effort the United Nations, delivered the ate response at Washington. In cial lobbyists have little net^anu- Miss Robinson haa worked in previously lived in Rockville. He ed central firehouse will be $270,-. July 23, public hearing on ap­ eleven o f Collins’ buaes, and also So long as this condition holds, you put forth to promofe and the research laboratories at the commencement address. waa an antique dealer. He was puttinjr the Christian fact, membeni of Congress from the lobbyists, even on days when ence on the outcome of legMlation. Quartet Fined 000, with equipment and architect's propriations, followed by directors’ took fire extinguishers and reflec­ organize an amateur symphony tors as well as an ax from the element back into Christianity. they clearly outnumber the legis­ But they have mesihwhile re­ Mr. Denette is survived by four feeSj General Manager Richard approval of the appropriation and our poultry states are already de­ orchesti-a in the tenvn of Man­ eons, Lawrence Denette of Man­ authorization of tte bond Issue buses. Total value of gas and He was putting catholicity back lators, can do no more than take ceived, at the recqmmendatlon of chester. Without your efforts and Frederick Okrouard, 30, of 317 Martin said today. manding either Common Market chester, Roland Denette of Port­ In a letter to the board.bf direc­ and notes in anticipation of bonds, other items was reported at $261.- over the corridors. some political pqWier, their reward interest this group would not have Tolland ’Tpke., thia morning in Quiet. .Breathless. .Uneasy Into Catholicism. reduction or United States repri­ land, Frank Denette Jr. of Coven­ tors, the general manager said the of the town counsel and town 50 If he had been allowed to con­ As we said before, they grow for past party- work and regular­ been formed. Ikwt Hartford Circuit Court 12 ^ e incident occurred between 2 sal. more numerous in the corridors ity, and the "dowh payment on fu­ try, R.I., and Leo Denette of Deep estimate is based on detailed esti­ treasurer to issue the notes and "Many of our members have re­ mates prepared for Arnold Law­ of the manager to award and sign and 3 a.m. Asslotlng Jacobson In tinue with his work on earth, he This is the way that Common toward the end of a session. This is ture pgrty aerviees and loyalty, was given a suapanded sentence River; two daughters, MA. Ralph might have put positive meaning newed their musical talents and and fined while four acoomplloea Spape of Rockville and Mrs. Ray­ rence, who will be the architect. the contract. the investigation were South Market concept so many once not only because these final days with, the money coming, pleasantly are studying an instrument again, Windsor Patrolmen Leo Goodwin are days of last-ditch decision, in a May 11 "mock murder” inci­ Eye o.f ‘ H urricane’ mond Robert of Falrvlew, Maas.; He suggests the firehouse be paid Aug. 6, ground-breaking. into the word peace. apd' effortlessly enough, from and they fulfil their desire to re­ and William Ryan. thought might, lead to an elimina­ when all the lobbyists already em-, dent here ea«h received leaeer six brothers, Noe Denette of St. for by exi.sting money and by a Feb. 6, dedication. But even beyond these thrilling, whatever buainesa or profeaaional create good music through our four-year bond issue, which will tion of trade barriers and trade ployed make a point of standing interest wanted to drive somebody fines. Petersburg, Fla., Edward Denette March 3, directors give the ex­ absorbing performances, Pope guard over their bills, so their em­ orchestra. We have played under Girouard waa fined $60 and aen- of Holyoke, Mass., Alexander cost $6,000 in interest. As of July isting center firehouse to the Cen­ wars now begins to build Its own else out of business or didn’t want 1, the special fire district re.serve John XXIII did something else ployers will be sure to notice their to be driven out itaelf. Lake insur tenced to meirva 10 days at the Denette of Springfield, Maae., Na­ ter Congregational Church, own­ barriers and wars. Set on Birmingham fund will total $181,000. With an er of the land on which it stands. periiaps even more basic and mem* zealousness and efficiency. These ance commissions, money Involved State Jail at Hartford, execution poleon D enette and Phlleaa Den­ Police Arrests There is^cnily one kind of com­ ette, both of Pittsfield, Maas., and expected $9,000 .surplus from the A breakdown of the project orable. are also the days when the total could conceivably be clasaified as suspended, and placed on proba­ mon market practical and W’orth tion for six months on breach of Theodore Denette of Granby, current operating budget, $80,000 costs includes $240,000 for con' number of lobbyists may take a private and not public, and we (Ooiitinned from Page Oaa cil have met four times. Two He dared to be himself. sudden leap upwards, as one side Bifummous the peace charges. Additional Maas.; three sisters, Mrs. Emerll will be left to be financed by Struction, $10,000 for a signal sys­ Frank H. Murphy, 83, of Storrs, fighting for in this small, easily- suppose somebody might even find members said the racial problem tem, $4,680 for equipment, $500 He dared to be himself in spite or another throws a little more a way to say that, in addition tp charges of unlawful dtsoharge ot Cote of Jewett City; Mrs. Wilfred bonding. last night at 5 o’clock was charged orbited twentieth century world of "It not,” he said, “ we’ll start has not yet been discussed but Bates Trustee Martin said the town is ready f'Or blueprints and advertisingi and with f^lure to obey a traffic signal of the pomp and trappings and dollar muscle into the fray. being quite legal, it ia also a won Concrete firearms and resisting arrest were that they were sure It would be Paquln of Holyoke, Mass., a n d ours. It is a common market which The way a new lobbyist Is dropped. demonstrating again. We’ve got Sister Henrlette of the Sisters of Atty. Donald P. Richter of 208 to take bids for construction as $15,000 for archlteet’a and en­ (red light).- The arrest stemmed easily accepted inhibitions whidi derful way to finance our political taken up. gineer’s fees. imposes tariffs only against Mars, brought into the scene is usually machines. The other four, Paul Fortin, 16, 6,000 who would go to jail.” the Sacred Heart, Manchester, Spring St., Sunday waa appoint­ soon as the building committee from an on sight motor vehicle surrounded his position. DRIVEWAYS- The issue of desegregating the notifies the directors that it has Martin said the coot ia "con­ violation at E. Middle Tpke. and and that only so long as we remain of 161 Eldridge St.; Donald Llak, About 2,400 Negrots were jailed schools has complicated the (H-ob- N.H. ed a trustee of Bates College, He dared, even though the time 21. of 25 Mill St.; Jeffrey Slnon. 'ITie funeral will be held Thurs­ approved the detailed plans and siderably less than the flg;ures Summit St. Murphy was ordered to positive there is nobody theia to PARKING AREAS between April S and May 7. lem. Lewiston, Maine, for a five year specifications. He has prepared a wliich have been bandied about I appeair in Circuit Court 12, Man- would obviously be short for him, IB, of 700 Main St.; and Burton And on the Other- Last week, U.S. Dlst. Judge Sey- day at 8:16 a.m. from the W. P. buy from us or sell to us.^ ' Stratton, 21, of 16 Oolumbua St. Qulsh Funeral Home, 226 Main St., term. The appointment was made tentative schedule as follows: the last several months by various cheater, on Jtme 17. even though the odds might be Attempts are under way to or­ bOurn H. Lynne refused to order calamity howlers.” The estimates were ea^ found guilty to subMl- Mtuichester, with a rroudem Mass at the annual alumnl-senior lunch­ June 18, diredtors authorize the Raymond Edward Michaels, 28. considered Impossible, to be the W. G. SCHWARZ CO. ganize uie white populace of Bir­ immediate desegregation. But he eon, which was part of the com­ taking of bids. have run as high as $300,000. of Lake St.. Vernon, yesterday INCORPORATED lute charges of aiding and abet­ mingham. An estimated 800 per­ said he would order a plan for at 9 at St. Maurice Cmxireh, Bol kind of Pope he himself believed in Tht Cloae-Up Vi«w ting unlawful diachaige of fire­ mencement exercises at the col­ waa charged with non-support. He HOLMES ROUTE 88, VERNON sona attended a meeting last Fri­ desegregating to be drawn up un­ ton. Burial will be in the family being. arms Euid were fined $7 esch. All plot in St. Rose Cemetery, Alden lege. posted a $500 bond while awaiting For a long, long time any num­ TEL. 87iS-2042 day < night and there was another less state pupil placement laws Atty. Richter is a 1947, Phi appearance In Manchester's Circuit In this daring, he had one mag­ were originally charged with Saturday, even bigger said a wit­ are administered without discrim­ vlUe, Mass. Land Hearing Set ber of Americana have looked with FREE ESTIMATES breach of the peace. Friends may ca)l at the funeral Beta Kappa graduate of Bates, Court 12 on Thursday. nificent weapon, at once inspiring ness. ination. Negro attorneys said they and a graduate of Yale University almost automatic favor on the All charges stemmed from an organization will appeal to higher courts for home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and By Housing Unit David Howes, 19, of 186 Demlng to those who could see and sense A newly formed Law School. He is a partner in St., and Louis A. Melesko, 17, of proposition for sstabllahing a na­ staged incTdcnt In a Main 8t. claims to have obtained M,000 sig­ Eui im m e^ te Injtmction against tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to what he was atriving for, and the Hartford law firm of Sheppard, 224 E. Middle Tpke., yesterday tional aoadsmy of foreign affairs, drlve-ln restaurant parking lot in natures on a petition calling for School segregation. 9 p.m. The Manchester Housing Au­ devastating to those who might which Fortin, while walking Desegregating the schools would Murtha and Merritt. were charged with similar count which could be attended by pros- an election to restore the com­ He is a director of the United thority wUl conduct a public hear­ of breach of the peace. The arrests have preferred to aee nothing diS' Even the seemingly small details around iiervouAy in the lot, was mission form of government in the be, potentially, a much more ex­ psetivs members of our foreign attacked by the other four who plosive action than desegregating Fund, an incorporator of Manches­ ing ait 8 p^m. tonight at the followed the Issuance of Circuit turb the hum-drum Of our un­ — sucli as the arrangement, care city. ter Memorial Hospital, and a mem­ Court warrants concerning a com­ service. The grand object would be Open Until 5 P.M. Monday, Tuesday and Friday*^::£,’.tS;S:i’pSi" drove up in a car Rriiw a blank The former administration was the public facilities in some Funerals authority’s office on Bluefleld Dr. thinking, unfeeling, unbasiC twen­ ber of the Community Develop­ plaint of an alleged May 24 fight to step up the calibre and the ex- and display of floral offerings— gun aiul then dragging Fortin off. voted out of office last November. stores. Wltnees took the license number ment Foundation. He is past on a proposed purchase of about between the two youths at a W. tieth century decades. One of its top officials' was T. , "The quiet here,” said a police Mrs. Ethel B. Danehy 17.5 acres from the federal gov­ pertneas of the people who do rep­ receive our f ill and dedicated at­ and police caught the boys a riiort president of the Manchester Center St. drlve-ln restuarant. He had an immense simplicity, Eugene (Bull) Connor, hard-bitten officer, "may be because every­ ernment for a second section of resent us abroad, and the creation tention. time later. body’s got his eyes on the unlver- Funeral services tor Mra. Ethel Rotary Club and South School Each boy posted $100 cash Imnds which, carried him with almost un­ segregationist. The election was homes for the elderly. while awaiting appearance in Cir­ o f such an academy has been a Girouard and Stratton toda-y contesteG arid the new adminia^ atty right now.” Th#ee Negro stu­ B. Danelty ,of 366 BurnlnMn St., PTA, and a deacon and former believable directness straight to Sodth Windsor, were held yester. moderator of Center Congrega­ The purchase will remain a cuit' Court 12, Manchester, on long time dream with many, prac­ were also tried in a second c a « tration was seated only recently dents are scheduled to be enrolled paper transaction. The MHA has the fundamental keys of problems which stemmed from an inoidetit after a ruling by the State Su­ in the University of Alabama sys­ day aftanvoon at the Holmes Fu- tional Church. . June 17. tical men and theorists alike, who owned t h e property, adjoining Ronald L. Brault, 45, of 349 Oak- which normally inunobitixe us all late Sunday afternoon at the Bol­ preme Court. ' tem next Monday. TMral Home. The Rerv. Jeanette Atty. Richter Is married to the envy seme other nations, like Brit­ The officer added, “ After that, McGUnchey officiated. former Jane F. Gumpright of Westhill Gardens, since the beg;in- lant St., la.it night w'aa charged by fascinating us with their rich ton Lake boat rental yard, in The new mayor, Albekt Bout- nlng of the first housing project. ain, for the thoroughness with which the pair and Edward Kelly, well, and his nine-member coun­ who knows?” Burial ■was in Windsorvllle Ablngton, Mass. The couple haa with breach of the peace.' The ar­ and unending display of complica­ Cemetery. two children, Christopher, 9, and The land, bought from the rest stemmed from a weekend which their career service men are 16, of 16 Laurel PI., beat up 'Hm- federal government, was to be tions. othy Wright. 16( of Rt. 6, Andover, Bearers were Talcott Clapp, Cynithia, 6. complaint of a Manchester resi­ educated and trained. Maurice French, Frank Trueman reserved as open space and park dent reporting a prowler near his This was how Pope John sensed and SMt him to the Mancheater land, however. Now that a bill to establish such Memorial Hospital where he waa Town Has Power to Update and Clinton Abbe. home. Brault posted a $100 bond and could say and could exemplify A recent agreement with the while awaiting appeai-ance in -ir- a national academy of foreign af­ admitted with a fractured jaw and what being a Christian meant in Salvatore Leone Department of the Interior, which cult Court 12, Manchester, on fairs is actually in Congress with multiple brulaes. the very beginning, before it had Rules in Idle Subdivisions T$ie largely attended funeral of had jurisdiction over the land des­ June 17. the backing of the Kennedy ad­ 'Entrance to The Manchfster trio were charg­ Vassar Graduate ignated for open space, allowed ever been institutionalized or dog­ OH-Sirsst Parking* ed with breach of the peace and Salvatore Leone of 69 Jensen St. ministration, some of the adminis­ was hold this morning from the Paula Constance Adams of 15 S. the MHA to quitclaim the property FINANCES TAKE BACK SEAT matized. today pleaded guilty as ehaigea. approved‘s opinion of the Town Counsel ^ to tration’s own supporters are tak­ When a subdivision. John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Hawthorne St., received a B.A. de­ back to the federal government. ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — "Wom­ This was how Pope John re­ Kelly’s case was refsrred to juve­ determine responsibility for such a 'With restriction on the land use en are women even in the banking ing a closer and perhaps disillu­ yeara ago but not completed, does 219 W. Center St., with a solemn prieved and 1‘efurbished and made nile authorities at Hartford while not__ a t live l_ ._ up to AV thea AA#afaa*atown’s present declaration. gree from Vassar College, Pough­ removed, the authority wlU buy business" agree the five women sioned look at the proposition Girouard and Stratton had their high Mass of requiem at St. shining agaiti that superb institu­ standards, what recourse does the Atty. Aronson also suggosta that Bartholomeiw’s Church. keepsie, N. Y., Sunday. the land back for use as a second vice-presidents of brlando banks. even’body haa seemed to favor for 3 cases continued until June 25 for Town Planning Commission (TPC) a change be made in the present hoo:sing project, this one of about When the five meet for lunch, they tional and spiritual talent which The Rev. Philip Hussey waa The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ao long. pre-sentence investigation. have to bring It up to par? regulations, permitting a lot own­ celebrant, assisted by the Rev. Paul Adams, Miss Adams is a 100 units. No money will change choose to discuss children, hob­ originally made the Catholic It has suddenly become realized This question came up at the er to build a home on a lot of Bernard McGurk, deacon, and the graduate of Manchester High hands.. bles and club work rather than Church an instrument of human April meeting of the TPC when smaller than required size as long School. She haa held a scholarship the stock .markets. that, if the professional staff of MAIM SHICtT . MAHCHKHM. CONH^ Rev. Richard B. Bollea, subdeacon. unity instead of a participant in spokesmen for Weldon Estates vol­ os he meets yard size and building Paul Chetalat was organist and from the Hartford Vassar Club A CAT’S CRAVING The five women include Miss any such institution were to be Six Showers Held untarily met present standards Female animals apparently can i Margaret Schmldli, vice-president human division. area requirements, and does not soloist. Burial was in St. James’ and has been on the honors list worth anything, its m ^ b ers part way, Imt refused to put a sur­ have any additions to neighboring Cemetery. Father Bollea read the throughout her college years. j get cravings for certain odd food."!«'of Citizens National Bank; Mrs. And this was how Pope John For Ida Johnson faced road in the new section of ubo haarent. be the demands for disciplinary ‘ Mrs. David Acker of Holliston, planting, and roadways, in as yet to six months in prison and a South Methodist Oiurch officiat­ mankind, to make much more Mass., alater of Mias Johnson’s ed. Burial was In East Cemetery. action, from the White House, the undevMoped portions. ^ $260 fine. U.S. District Judge fiance, planned a miaoeUanaoua WUUam Rin>ben, who gave the Bearers were Thomas Russell in Service progress in the hearts and State Departnvent, or the Con­ The 1 o ^ need not declare an old Jr., Earle Mostin Jr., Lemis Bar­ thoughts of meii everywhere than shower At the home of her moth­ development obsolete, Aronson original sentence, reduced it yes­ gress itself ? er, Mra. Arnold C. Anderson of ber Jr., Ralph Barber, Robert any routine estimation of the pos- GET A SAVINGS and LOAN IMPROVE-A-HOME LOAN! says. Rather, It has the o^ion of terday to two months. Some of the senators who have West Hartford. She received kitch­ Coriarty and Richard Jaqulth. aibilities could ever have dreamed. so doing, provided that It does Delegationa from the Order of taken a good look at such possi­ en and pantry Items. not altar lot size reqinremenU Ex-Banker in Prison “ Service” was the keystone on which Watkins This was all the force and effect Four of the brtde-slect’s ^.aunts Amaranth, Manchester Grange bilities come to th# conclusion that Iniide, outside, upstairs and down— th^re are so many things that could which are protected by the zoning Brothers was founded 89 years ago in Man­ of one Individual, daring to move gave her a supper and nUaceUane- HARTFORD (AP) — Robert and Sunset Refbekah Lodge visit­ a national academy of foreign af- regulations. Vincent Kent, 29, fonper "sasistant ed the funeral home Sunday night. inside and through a position be done to give you practically a new home at your present address. ous riicwar at the home of Mn. 8uch protection Is offered to sub­ chester as a funeral sei’vice. Today Watkins faira, supported and operated by John A. JohnMn, 18 HiUcrest Rd. treaauror of the Windsor Federal still has this enviable reputation in all its some one else might have consid­ Indoor-Outdoor Thermometer divisions on record before August Savings and Loan Association, the government itself, ia precisely She waa assisted by M n. Eklward 1, 1946, in which homes may be DOUBLE STAMPS ered more of a restraint than an Don't let mon^y hold you back! Talk over financing with Manchester's will aervs a prlsop term of six affiliates . , . the WatRins-West Funeral what we do not want. Werner, Hiaa Anne M. E. Johnson built on lota ^ p ro v e d on or before opportunity. Granted only a few Call Us-^And In Cooperation and Mias Edith Johnaon, months for embezzling $6,000. Girl Scout Notes Home at 142 East Center Street.. . Watkins If we want well prepared for­ If that date; Kent, who had pleaded guilty May .abort years in that position, he oldest financial institution. We are specialists in loans for home build­ A buffet table waa decorated To Bubdivnlona on record from home furnishings at 935 Main Street . . . its eign service people. Senator Clai­ With The Hartford Gas Co. with white wedding bells and flow- that date to November 4, 1950, pro-' 6, was sentenced yesterday in U.S. Hartford music store at 241 Asylum Street nevertheless began moving moun­ Current Annual District Court. Kent, who is sin­ borne Pell of Rhode Island said In ing . . . home buying . . . and home improving. Consult with us any­ era, and there was a decorated viding they met the requirements Brownie Troop 849 and branch music store in our Manchester tains. He restored faith in many Dividend On Miower oaka gle' and the sole support of his Memlbera of Brownie Troop 649, Every Wednesday a memorandum h"e submitted to of the zoning regulations existing tl^ g a —in the greatnesa of his GET THIS HANDSOME TAYLOR INDOOR-OUTDOOR time, without obligation. wldorwed mother, ' .was told by Buckley School, had a family pic­ building at 17 Oak Street. the Foreign Affairs Committee, Insured Savings Mra. Roy C. Johnaon, 76 Pleas­ at that time; Institution, in the resource and thermometer f r e e ... j u s t f o r c a l l i n g f o r ant St„ aunt of the guest of honor, Judge T. Emmet Claire, that he nic recently at Center Springs we ahould try to do it "by better And to subdivisions on record showed Uttle concern for his moth­ Park for about 60 people. This ■was All three Watkins organizations are still man* meaning of religion itself, but A FREE GAS HEAT SURVEY NOW! was hooteoB at a miscellaneous from Nov. 4, 1950 through Decem­ utilizing the exUting faciliUes in Slower. She was assisted by Mrs. er in spending his money on good the final meeting erf the season for aged by the same Watkins family that found* moat of all, if we may be pardoned ber 1, 1958, provided that they met our great universities.” There, he Save money —get ready for next winter now! Take advantage Carl Gustafson, Mrs. Richard times. He was put on probation the group. ed this organization in 1874, with Ormand J. ■Eoncluaion on a more mortal level, the zoning regulations then in force. for three years. Mrs. Barbara Brewer, leader, observes, they would be able to en­ of our special offer — you’ll enjoy perfect heating comfort all Berggren, and Mra. Ralph OBrien SlmUar protection is not offered West director and William J. Lennon asso­ he reminded ua of the potential o f Summit, N, J., all aunts of the and Kathy Rook, Girl Scout as­ counter the best academic minds winter—and for many years ahead! In the subdivision regulations, ciate director in charge of the funeral service, glory and usefulness and inspira­ bride-elect. sistant, were presented with gifts of our time in a way which might -a -a -A which govern construction require- in appreciation of their services. R. Bruce Watkins general manager of the tion of the human being who in- Replace old radiators and convectors now! We offer you special Miss Johnson, a daughter of Mr. nients. It thus appears that the broaden, rather than narrow, the and Mra. Hennan V. Jcrtuiaon, and About Town Arms Ohareet received a locket furniture business and Clarence Watkins Blita on trying to do what he can terms and ImmedUte installation of quality American-Standard town could require that Weldon for perfect attendance. Janet quality of their eventual service to Baseboard Heating Panels. Wayne Anderson, son of Mr. and Estates construct a road that meets Rush general manager of the Hartford music do, in apite of the fact that he may Mrs. Arnold C. Anderaon Of West Brewer, Susan Oossman, EUsanor the country. the present town requirements. Hose Co. S, Town Fire DepSrt- he old, the fact there may be little S A V I N G S Hartford, will be married June 29 Bujak artd Donna Wolfram missed store. C. Elmore Watkins, president and Wil­ Sometimes you never know It is also possible for the town to ment, will have its annual mesting Just one meeting during the sea­ time, _the fact the odds may be NO PAYMENTS UNTIL OCTOBER . . . at Emanuel Lutheran Church. inforce current lot slse require­ liam Rush, treasurer, are other $u:tive family whether you reilly want " some and slection of offtcera tonight at son. heavy or hopelesa, the fact that ments on developmenta' on record the Spruce <8t. firehouse. A ratiitfet members of the company. long-imagined goal unUl it has fl- a 7ic / L O A N DIRT APPEAL after Dec. 1, 1966, which after nobody will blame him for not try­ EUSTIS, Fla. (AP)—The city wiU be SSrved at 6:80. BIG BUSINESS naUy come just within reach. S.i .1' JV ^ s O C T \ r I o .M three years are stiU incomplete. c m C A a O (AP) — Outdoor rec­ ing,-, All these odde, and nuuiy needs dirt, reports City Manager However, a question remains aa TTisn, Bomstimes, you see It for the ni'peniabk Ernest Kidd. Locatsd In the midst HAIR DO DOES IT reation la a huge business in the more. Pope John encountered and AUERIOAN EXPRESS to who Is roqwnsiMs for decUriwg first tlms. I I ■■ 1 of the Central Florida lakes, the WA8HINOTON (AP) — In tha U.B. faced and was defeating, aa aimply TRAVELERS OHEt)UES city haa bean ariced to provide a subdlvirion obsolete. Bmlthsonian Institution's popular In 1962, SO mUUon campers in and maJesUcally as if he were PETERMAN’S several hundred loads of nil dirt In liasietMater, both the TPC exhibition of first ladles in their the country spent an average of BOTH FOOD and IS-POUNDER ■ AWCMESTg«*> OLDEST nWAMCIAL iWSTITUTIOli as part of an agraamant with tha and the town’s diraeton, tha leg- inaugural gowns, from Mrs. Wash $200 to $600 for complete camp­ turning a com er in a garden path. TRENTO, Italy (AP) — Mrs. PLUMBINa anil HEATIN6 GO. State Road Department for eon- Isiatlva body, must approra aismi ington to Mrs. Kennedy, the dum l e gear alone. O F MANCHESTER What a memorial mankind has an Tullin Cestari, 46-ysar-old wife of Btructlon of a bridge. Unking Lake suhdivlaloa. ■ mies all hava the same faces. Alao there were 28, mlUlon fish­ •pportunity to build to him, if it a Trento city gardener, gave birth I 1007 MAIN STREET NEAR MAPLE STREET Eustls and the Sunset Island Mar­ Thus It may be a Joint reapon- But the wigs are replicas of the ermen and hunters who spent an­ NON-FOOD ITEMS to A is-pound baby girl. The Ces­ 244 MAIN STREET— S43-24S3 ina. "The city has the trucks to slbUity of boGtt to make aueh a way each firat lady wore her hair nually more than $3 billion d^- aatchaa.and preaervea aeue tari’# Hava six other children, 1 move It, If you have the dirt” daolsratlon. when ahe presided over the White lars on equipment, travel, fpdU,, • rt ^ 4 Kidd told cltUens. Tha TPC la now aaaking tha House. lodging and Ucenaes. t - ' :

•*\ PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, GOIWh TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1968 PAGE NINE LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE will b « eortferrad. RsA'caAunmta Q w . US A w l FwtwwCiipk Coventry will be served after the fkpetlng. tSZw« - “ •* “ " beware of’ ,m LASTYISrP- District Directors Vote ***"■"" Degree Osndidates l(k A O /6 LORIOUS, IN6 HOOF>LB Video Emcee ' Miss Hazel Mae Little of Eagle- NEwe, MY Per/ WASTH8 ' vllle Rd., and Mrs. Mary Yama of IKNENTOR VIHO Cancer Drive Nine Area Schools to Enter Barmfbee Rd. are both candidatee JNCL& 3ULIUS' UNCL* auLius eoy/A ACROSS DOWN Reduced Sewerage Plan m a d e c lo th o u t for bachelor of science degrees BOy, M ICHAEL, IF MY m e m o r y ^ R Y E S ) ^ mdcm 1 Stupid person OFSHAV/IHiSS I ITV , from Willimantlc State College HAS 3U6T UP THE RI6HT X)I6H, / A a ' (slang) Exceeds Quota Rotary Safe Driving Event ----- Rayburn with the commencement program AR RIVEO 8V VOl/VE TbLDM E THAT 1 ANDTUCkfiDUS t il* appear! on a 2 Oirl'a name H i* . <|lrMta«i of ttM HaghUi? August contends that the town /MOTOR FROM OHCLE 30LIUS U iES / I INTO B E D > — work 3 Arboreal home to be held at 8 p.m. Friday at the UNDER A t , . 4 Growing out School and Utilltieo Dlatrlct votod turned down a request from de­ Mrs. Edward A. Footo, cancer A Safe Driving Field Day will,^p.m. While the exhibits are being school’s Shafer auditorium. S 30TH AFRICA/, DIAMOND S t u d d e d // a program SBe conduct! • 5 Closeness loot night to roconunand adop Aooordlng to the district direc­ $.500,000 treatment plant financed Church will start on June 16, with of Hartford Public High School, following new officer.s were BUT ME/ 81 Pseudonra of The event will run all-day with continue through Aug. 2 at the elected; sA tors, "This design permits eco- partly with federal funds, partly one service every Sunday through and attended the University of town beaches, Sandy Shores and Charles Lamb 5 T light refreshments avail^Ie on Mrs. Raymond Hagedom, pres- 62 Entangle noanical expansion in the future througfh developers’ contributions, Sept. 8. Request is made for men Hartford and Julius Hartt Con­ Clearwater. M 63 Goddess of 44 S3 partly through use charges, would to volunteer to help with the servatory. She Is employed at the grounds. idemt: Mrs. Thomas Albro, secre­ At and provides a modem plant to Adds to S<'hoIartdiip discord meet foreseeable needs of the dla- have the town perform the build­ painting of the church annex, for­ Travelers Insurance Co., Hartford. GOP Caucus July 16 tary; Mrs. Richard Post, treas­ 64 Genuine 6i 44 44 ing and run the plant for the ex­ mer Tennant house. Some are al­ Mr. Merrill graduated from The Republican party will cau­ The Coventry HLstorical -Society urer; Mrs. Michae Edenbum, con­ 65 Streets (ab.) 4 toiot for the next twenty years." has voted $10 to be added to any " It fulfils the requirements of the panded district). ready giving their services to this Manchester High School and at­ cus July 16 to sndonse candidates tact chairman; Mrs. John J. Con­ 86Sabsided scholarship set up at the Coventry Btsta Depsuiment of Health' and August asserts that the grey work, but more are needed. Any­ tended IBM school. Hartford. He for the town election Oct. 7. ner, publicity; Mrs. John Alli.son, High School for a member of the State W ater Resources Commis- area, Into which the district might one willing to help out is asked Is employed at Iona Manufacturing Oonteats will occur at the party welfare; Mrs, Burt Gay and Mrs. 4 expand to provide services for the to contact Robert Bartlett or the Co. caucus only for the board of edu­ graduating cla.>w in either social Conner, representative.s to t h e alan." cation, board of finance, board of studies or hi.story. The dtreotors Intend to ptiblish developers, "does not lie within the rector. A September wedding is I Combined Mother's Circle. * district,” and "probably never There will be no more "coffee planned. tax review and zoning board of Reps. W alter L. Thorp Sr. and 0 iKootvure to explain the plan to appeals, alternates. Two .success­ OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. Wn-LIAMS the district electorate, prior to a will.” hours” after-service until next Otto C. Miller have reported to fall, also no more Sunday bulle­ ful caucus nominees will auto­ referendum. He asserts that the suggested the society thrt House Bill 4.555 Window Shades expansion was in response to a tins until September. matically be elected to the board providing for the society to pur­ Yeikerday August, one of the di- To Be Married of education and board of finance. reotors who voted In favor of the plea from the developers and oth­ St. Peter’s choir rehear.saJ will chase the state-owned house on CAR LEASING Mode to Order ers and that the district "acted In ibe held this evening ait 7:30, Mra. Leonard V. LaBarbera of 19 However, the Democratic party Sm-jth St. and a pa’’king area for curtailed sewer expansion plan, Foley St, announces the coming will have an additional nominee charged that the town was shirk­ good faith . . . when they hired the Horace W. Sellers, choirmaster, in $1 has passed the House and i.s ALSO PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER engineering firm.” charge. marriage of her daughter, Leonore to be elected to the board of edu­ on the Senate calendar for action. ing its responsibility In refusing to and RENTALS August says Mayor Francis J. Canvass for Church Margaret LaBarbera, to Lt. Ed­ cation to fill the unexplred term The house Is badly in need of re­ VENETIAN BLINDS aid the district in constructing ward Francis Rlzy of the U. S. Air of two years of David A. Gibson. First In Manchester. New cars, Mahoney was "without foundation The second stage for the project pairs; however, the local society Bring your old rollers in sewer fexslHties for areas outside Force, Rome, N. Y., Aug. 10. MLss Gib/ton was elected for a four-year full maintenance, fully insured or base" when he recently said of fund raising for renovation of has promised to restore the build­ and save 3.5c per shade o f the present district boundaries. LaBarbera is also the daughter of term in 1969, resigned, and was to reduce your problems and the district should have put its Hebron Congregational Church in­ ing and preserve It both as a The town’s board of directors sewer problems with the costs for the late Leonard V. LaBarbera. replaced by Harold J. Crane. worries. For full information terior began Sunday afternoon, museum and a meeting place. The call wiik discuss the district request for solution up to district voters for The bride-elect Is a graduate of The one successful nominee at building is located on South St. members going out to call on fam­ each party caucus will automati­ aid at its meet'ing tonight. Gen- refrendum, before coming to the Mount St. Joseph Academy and St. ■with one side flanking the State ilies Who had not previously been cally be elected to the board of tax •ral Manager Richard Martin has town directors for flnancial aid. Joseph College, West Hartford. She Forest and the other two sides Paul Dodge Pontiac already recommended the town not contacted for pledges or contri­ review and zoning board of ap­ INC. He says that they could not go butions. The Women’s Fellowship Is a candidate for a master's de­ adjoining private property. grant the request and Mayor to the voters until they knew peals alternates. Phone MI 9-2881 has already raised $474 'for this , gree in special education at the In the meantime the group will BYanois Mahoney has spoken whether the town would provide University of Hartford, and is a There will be a party contest on 373 MAIN STREET project from piroceeds of a smor­ 6e meeting in the downstairs room s/^nst tit. any flnancial aid. special class teacher with the East election day on the planning and gasbord recently held. This is a ] at the Booth-Dimock Memorial Hartford School System. zoning commission posts, as well fine start, representing nearly Library. The next meeting will Lt. Rizy, son of Mr. and Mr.s. as the zoning board of appeals for half o f the sum pledged. the four-year terms, with two be at 8 p.m. June 25. Meetings In Edward C. Rizy, Bridgeport, is a July and August will be omitted. At last the "f lo\Net-s Their f raijrance. like Like royal ijems. Ah, what a pity Whist Slated graduate of Fairfield Preparatory nominees on each ticket and only Masonic Notes in bloom. a rich perfume. some lar^e, some small, that they all New Hope for Parole Hebron Grange will sponsor a Academy and Fairfield University, three ultimately elected. Climax Chapter, Order of East­ Tbu s e « them Drifts softly Each adds to Must be in military whist In Gilead Commun­ magne cum laude. He received a Favorite Foods Show ATTIC FANS ern Star will meet at 7:45 p.m. ev ery \where. on the air th e deliWf HOU? OUR recent convention at 7:30 p.m. to­ "THE aACE. being caught, killed, bought or morrow at a meeting in the WE ARE 100% INSURED 'WrrcHEScoNv'Witches' cotWEN-noWTHis sold. church aseesnbly room. Raise the salerles of the clerks IDelegates to the Atlantic Dis­ o f the Senate and House of the trict Lutheran Women’s Mlselon- DE MAIO BROTHERS SINCE 1920 General Assembly from $4,500 for ary League convention in New FOR EXPERT each regular session to $5,500. York City were Mre. JCtma. Stahl WHEEL ALGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING TEL. 643-7691—WE CARRY JENNITE SEALER LENOX PHARMACY The salary- o f the assistant clerk and Mrs. Anna Grimason. Miss in each dhamber would be raised Emily Kinsman, second vice presi­ RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING 299 E. CENTER STREET— MI 9-0896 MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLt ffrom $3,500 to $4,500. dent o f the district, attended the COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Allow automobile race tracks convention from the Manchester SEE to hold practice runs starting at society. TOAMD(D(3emN0MaJ(2NO6e \ \0(J coNYMeee aeouno wnw noon Sundays, although the races Mrs. Emil Seelert, Mias Anna kNOa^PLP/JNDSBVDUeHAT... ' BSA/GONIN0 UkeiHAT; ithemaelvea would have to wait Senkbeil, Mrs. Anna Stahl and HOWfelHATFOe AC546CNC? until the regular starting hour of Mrs. Mi^garet Storrs will serve CLARKE MOTOR SALES 2 pjn.; This was considered nec­ as host eases at the meeting. 361 BROAD STREET— MI 9-2012 BUZZ SAWYER essary because i f was found, driv­ The meeting Is open to all la­ BY ROY CRANE ers were warming up their ve­ dies of the church. S\ND A STta CABLE DNWiNPS, W ITHlNg AMO 5QUIRMIN6 LIKE A SHAKE. MORIARTY BROTHERS ENOUNCE SPRING SALE THE NEWEST MERCURY S I ] ^ R PIKE SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY tj?0 HIS “AMAZE­ jXPLORWe, LIKE ANY ll-YEAR- MENT, IT No w Brings You Self-Service ' Dry ^OLO, PEPPER IS CURIOUS. BEGINS CAPTAIN EASY TO CLUNK BY LESLIE TURNER Cleaning To Help You AND GRIND. THE Ma r a u d e r fine! HEREJiOURFUGHri EA5Y I5NT BACKV ieWKArTiiWBM.1 gy yCTiMK. 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/ ■ ■■ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES’TER. CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1968 PAGE ELlBVlN rA G B T E N f-: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1968 THE Herald Angle Manchester, Rams, Patriots in Tournaments Track Control War on V — , ■ t — ...... '■■■■■■' . ------^------By HOWIE HOLCOMB Indians Face Aseistaat Sports Editor Cleary Sets Mark -^Like Spring Training- Fairfield Prep New MoY.e Fint Baseball'Milettone Passes Memorial Day, first of baseball’s three traditional mile- In First Test In Pro-Am, Event May Cancel Morehead Confident By H O W IE HOLCOIAb Record-tying round of 66 by Goodwin-Keney Park pro In Stopping Braves A quick look at the standings^ Ratintrs and pairings for John Cleary highlighted the Connecticut PGA Pro-Am tour­ July T r ip NATIONAL LEAGUE would seem to bear out that old the three CIAC post-season nament held yesterday at Ellington Ridge. Cleary shot 36-30- W. L. Pet. O.B. W. L. P ot G.B. romantic ditty’s story—"The Same harder under Peaky than w« did basebhil tournament were an­ 66 to ti6 the mark set last season by host club pro Wally San Francisco SI 19 .620 — New York ...... 26 17 .606 i/i Uw Bcaves did Monltesd a lot Old Story.” Heading the reapec- under Mike Higgins.” H you don't Cichon. f Baltimore ...... 80 20 .600 — BOSTON (AP) — "It was think so, asH Ike Delock. nounced today and somewhat NEW YORK (A P)— The S t Loots ...... SO 22 .677 2 of good. He looked even bet­ tive lists srs the New York Yan­ His first four holes on the back Larry McCue, Chase .. .88-39—77 Los Angeleo ..27 2S .640 4 Chicago ...... so 20 .600 — like spring training. AU I was kees and the Son Franoiooo Giants. Los Angeles, Cleveland, Detroit to everyone's surprise, three nine were birdie, birdie, eagle, war for control of track in tor tonight than he OM In Ma and the poor Senators trail In that Ernie Gerardi, Manches­ Chicago ...... 27 28 .640 4 Kansas City ...2 6 21 .653 2(4 trying to do was just throw shutout at Washington (8-0, area teams were included, one birdie as he went six under par. this country exploded anew Boston...... 23 22 .611 4i/] Neither has a solid grip on order. T ^ Angels have pitching ter ...... 41-87—78 Cincinnati ....2 4 28 .611. 6>/, strikes." April 13"). things yet. The Yanks ars cling­ In each tourney. The trio Includee He-^&nd his youthful partners today, with the United States Minnesota ...... 24 24 .600 6 problems, the Indians have infield Manchester,. RockviUe and Coven­ George Cefarettl, North­ Pittsburgh ....24 24 .600 6 Red Sox rookie righthander Morehead plus lefties Ar­ ing to a 006. margin over the swept about all the awards possi­ ampton ...... i .. . .38-40— 78 team that will oppose the Philadelphia .. 23 27 .460 8 Los Angeles ....2 4 28 .462 7 problems, the Tlgen have hitting try, A, B and C, in that order. ble. Cleveland ...... 19 26 .482 8 Dave Morehead made the nold Earley and Chet Niohols upstart Orioles while the “Olnta” problems and the Senators have Al Macintosh, Wllbrahm.38-40—78 Russians in Moscow in July Milwaukee ....2 2 ,27 .449 8i/, comment last nigtit after his have a two gome bulge (three In Rockville’s entry waa alinoat a The field of 43 teams was the Houston ...... 22 "so .423 10 Detroit ...... 20 27 .426 8'/, combined to toss a sewen hit­ pitching, infield, hitting and a few eure thing on the baste a t their Rogeir Horton, Farming- caught squarely in the fall­ Washington ....1 7 86 .827 14 confidence-restoring, five-in­ ter at the Braves in Boston’s the loss column) over another im- other asoorted ailments. They can largest in this history of State ton ...... 36-43—79 New York . . , ..20 82 .886 12 ning winning stint against heralded ciuh—^the St. Ixniis Cards. fine 13-1 record, but the other tiwo PGA Pro-Am events. out. Monday’s Results first Jimmy Fund game vic­ best be summed up by the com­ were something else again. MOn- Ken Long, Cliff sid e ___ 40-39— 79 In the latest move in the alpha­ Monday’s Results Kansas City 4, Minnesota 1. the Milwaukee Braves in Bos­ tory over Milwaukee In four But further down we find a few ment “they’re the oiuy club .In Playing with Cleary were Jim Bob Bodington, Hartford.37-42— 79 ton’s 6-2 exhibition triumph. riiester finteiied the regular eeoeon bet soup battle, the nation’s larg­ Houston 2, Los Angeles 1, Chicago 4, Los Angeles 0. tries. Boh Ueoker’s two-run surprises haye taken pktoe. either league who’ll ^ve the.Mets with an 8-4 mark but managed to Griffith, 20, University of C3onneot- Bob Cloughton, Rldgpe- est college conference, the East­ Only Game Scheduled. Onl.v Games Scheduled. Boston returns to the Amer­ double in the eighth inhing The Dottoers are third a n d competition for the bottom berth." gain the 14th apot in the A teM. Icut; BIJl DeBella, 19, Central Con­ w j o d ...... 39-40—79 ican League wars tonight at Oomnarlng this year’s standings necticut and Jim Goehdlgan, 16, of i i « ern College Athletic Conference, Today’s Games Today’s Games broke the shutout bid. > struggling, 'ftiey ware just blanked The Indiana ore matched against Stan Staszowski, Green­ Chicago (Buzhardt 6-2) at Los Wasthdngton with Earl Wilson with thoss of 1962, we find the Hartford High. Tied for first in woods ...... 37-42— 79 in effect ruled that Its athletes Milwaukee (Hendley 4-3) at Bressoud Homers In a three-game aeries by Cin­ sixth-ranked Fairfield Prep tomor­ should not compete in the nation­ Angeles (Osinskl 8-1) (N). slated . to pitch against ’Tom Eddie Breesfnid hit a solo cinnati and unless Sandy Koufox Orioles have made the biggest row In Fairfield. pro-am low gross were Cleary and EM Twohig, Amherst... .41-38—70 Now York (WlUeiy 4-4), (N). Cheney. gain so far—^froiri seventh to sec­ Griffith and Cleary and DeBella. al Amateur Athletic Union track Minnesota (Perry S-S) at Kan­ homer In the fifth for the first la on the mound, they seem to be FlneUsta last season, Rockville Pro-Am Low Gross Cincinnati (P u r k e y 1-2) at sas City (Rakow 6-2) (N). Boston Maaiager Johnny ond. The Oibs are next, from ninth The letter pair took low net hon­ championships, where the U.S, Pittsburgh (Cardwell 2-6), (N). run. Boston scored their other having trouble. The Rhinelanders, was second among only eight Class Cleary-Jlm Griffith ....3 5 -2 9 —64 Detroit (Lollch 0-1) at Cleve­ Pesky revealed he had planned to fourth. B quallfiere and will oppose Hous- ors with a 62. team for Russia will be picked. San Francisco (Sanford 7-S) at four in the seventh when 10 too, have been beset -with mis­ aeaiy-Jlm EllBella...... 34-30—64 land (Latman 1-2 or Grant 8-6) to use Morehead six or seven Heading the tailsplnners. is otonic Vajley Regional Steturday Trail by Eig^t Cleary-Jlm Goahdigan ..36-30—66 In California, there were indi­ Chicago (Jackson 7-5). Boston (Wilson 4-4) at Wash­ men paraded to the plate. Bob fortune and are not as ckwe to Cleveland, dropping from a Ue for cations the powerful Big Six Con­ timings last , night but the 10- TiUman elngled for two runs the top os many pre-eeonon at Conard High (West Hartford) Trailing Cleary by eight strokes MoGowan-Don Parson .. 35-33— 68 Los Angeleo..-'^Miller 8-2) at ington (Cheney 4-6) (N). year-old was lilt on the left the lead a year ago to eighth place in the quarterfinals. was runnenips EM Komasky of Oo- ference would follow suit, and Houston (I>rott''2-2), (N ). while Dick WiUiams and Lu perts predicted. HortMi-Larry Burke . . . 33-35—68 New York (’Terry 6-4) at Balti­ hand by a pitch in the bottom today. None of the National Pats Were Hot hasset and EM Kuna of Orange, Cichon-Sher Ferguson .'.34-34—68 Payton Jordan, who will coach the Only Games Scheduled. more (Barber 8-4) (N). Clinton added RBI singles Upeottlng the NL apple carts, League teams has dropped more of the fifth. Trainer Jack Fad- A red hot team - during the each with 74s. The leading scores Cichon-Jim G ord on ...... 34-36— 60 U.S. team against Russia, said the each. es it were, in addition to the hard­ than two spots. ' WHAT’S A DEGREE?— Lamar Woodruff didn’t let a little thing like college commence­ den advised Pesky to remove month of May, Coventry hod included four area pros, Cichon Don Curran-Jeff Aplert .36-34—60 move might cancel the trip to Milwaukee’s lefty W a r r s n hitting Cardinals, are the peren­ Ail we can say is San Francisco Moscow. Morehead though he was not nial second divlalon Chicago C u ^ enough steam (and -victories) to had 37-88—75, hds aide, Tom Old- Pro-Am Low Net ment keep him from his first love— baseball. But there were times when Manager Wood­ seriously hurt. Spahn and Lew Burdetts and the Yonees are leading you m enshaw shot 38-38— '76: Alex Jordan. Stanford coach, said he With a manager at the helm (in gain the eighth and final (Tlaes C Cleary-DiBeUa ...... 62 ruff wasn’t sure his Babe Ruth League team would cooperate. To be sure, he brought worked an apieoe, hold­ know who picked them! berth. The Patriote, alao flncdists 4 Hackney of Manchester had 36-40 had not seen the ECAC announce­ Winner of his first three fact If not in name) the Bruins a « * 1 * Gleary-Griffith ...... 63 his cap and gown to the game (left photo) and later,, to save time, put them on. He di­ ment “ but I consider it a possibil­ Jim Martello, Joe Van major league decisions, More­ ing the Sox in cheok, untH lost season, will oppose Wolcott I ? —76 while the new MCC assistant Frank Funk and friends took are a solid fourth and with a little } Cleary-Goshdigan ...... 65 rected the club in a scholarly way, it won and he made it to Peabody College (Nash­ ity that our meet with Russia in head has lost his last four High Saturday at the Wethersfield Ehnle Gerardi, fired 41-37—78. Horton-Burke ...... 66 over the mound chores. Honlc hick could go past the stumbling Kelley Wins Again High diamond. The Pate had a Cleary had two birds and two July could be canceled if we regular season contests. As a Dodgers. Al Labutia-Jotm M essek...... 66 ville, Tenn.) in time to receive a B.S. degree. (AP Photofax). Aaron, who had won the ppe- Switching from a starter’s role 18-6 tourney mark, but won nin, 1 i > bogies going out tor an even par. would have to take a sub-standard cure he recently took a long The middle of the loop Is about X. ^ ^ EM TowWg, Paul S m ith ...... 66 Spark Rams* Victory gaane home run bitting con­ to that of a reliever, Msmehester's of 10 games in May. w Hte 20-footer sank on the 10th for team. I know the Russians would drill on control with pitching as expected with Pittsburgh sixth McGowab-Parson ...;...... 67 Coach Harry Dorlsh. test with two against one each Tom Kelley picked up victory Eight Class A playdowns are on 1 a bird and the string continued oni not want a hollow victory. ’They behind the Reds, then Philadelphia, number four for the Dubuque i McGowan-Frank Riccio ...... 67 Major League Moundsmen Retain Upper Hand want to meet our best. If we can’t for Mathews, Frank MahDono tap tomorrow, the survivors will 3 < No. 11 with a six-footer. His beat "That session gave me just Milwaukee, Houston and the Mets. Packers on Memorial Day. He al­ also be in action Saturday. Other .. ' i. Frank Staezowski-John Ducct .67 send our best, I doubt the Rus­ With Jim Martello firing his third straight shutout victory what I needed, confidence and and Ihck Stuart, doubled wMh i % ■■ 1 shot was on the 12th. He holed out The New Yorkers show flashes of lowed four hits and one run dur­ tourney dates are: Semifinals, . a wedge rfiot from 100 yards away Don Kay-Hill C olb ert...... 67 sians would want us to come.’’ and batterymate Joe VanOudenhove clouting one of his pat­ better control,” Morehead said two out in the fourth. Left Improvement but somehow can't fielder Carl Yastrzemeki made ing a three-inning stint that gave June 12 and finals, June 16. Sites ' 1 for an eagle two. Another three- EM Minks-George Tsiotte...... 67 AAU Strikes Back ented “ tap& measure” home runs, Rockville High’s baseball last night. Morehead thanked leave their home in the subway Cichon-Perguson ...... 67 The AAU levelled a charge that a fine leaping oaitoh off Made the Cleveland Indian farm a split of -future games will be announced foot putt dropped on No. 13 for powerhouse rolled to its 14th straight victory last night, a those congratulating him and (thatis underground like the cel­ as the tournament progresses. the colleges, who are battling the added: "I didn’t walk any­ Jones to save trouble in that o f the hohday twlnblll. another bird. Hurlers Continue Rule 17-0 trouncing of Ellington. C lar). The Fackem are in fourth place Complete ratings and pairings After a par on the 14th, he used old amateur organization for track situation. Martello, once-beaten sophomore body for a change. T h^ Things really ore better though. In aU three tourneye follow: control, are out to wreck the helped.” ■with a 13-11 record m of May a four iron off the 16th tee and right-hander, allowed the Purple ’The Red Sox reserves en­ A year ago the Mets were only 31. GLASS A sank a three-footer for another NEW YORK (AP)—Hey— expansion draft, allowedftley for eight of"°their nine hits American team and will be glad 12-84. To date they are 20-82. Postponement his former club just three walks Knights only one hit. It was his “No,” he said in answer to joyed the evening dedioated to s s « 1. Naugatuck 4.39. bird. He parred Oie rest. isn’t it about time the hitters and all four of their runs in five to do so. a.quet^on, "I wasn’t told how * * « before the. no-hit spell was broken innings-plus. fourth one-hit effort of the sea­ the benefit of Children’s Can­ 2. New London 4.17. Leading Pros Asa Bushnell, ECAC commis­ to pitch to any of the Braves. cer Research with 14,975 in Sports Potpourri The “ New Breed” will have started catching up with the with one' out in the eighth Inning. « * * sioner, promptly denied the son. He’s now won nine straight 5. Stamford 8.93. John Cleary, Goodwin after losing an opening day 3-0 de­ But I kept the ball down pret­ attenxlance. TiUman had his Baltimore Going Well to wait a whUe. Hie long- pitchers? This season’s trend A’s-TWINS— charges and said his gfroup wanted Softball players (and oihers 4. Greenwich 3.93. I»ark ...... 36-30—66 Dick -Tracewski was the culprit, cision to Middletown. Six of the ty good.’’ two RBI. Roman Mejias got sought meeting of the New of the men on the mound with a clean single to center. Then A fifth liming homer by Doc Ed­ its athletes to compete in the AAU Baltimore, until Its recent five- too) are quite happy about file 6. North Haven 3.92. EM Komasky, CMhasse. .38-36— 74 nine wins have been shutouts. Fanned Five two singles along with Clin­ game akld, had really been cutting 6. Fairfield Prop 8.86. HOW ABOUT ’THAT?—^Veteran fisherman Stanley Hilinski Sr., 70-years-old, bagged Mets and their cross-river ri­ dominating the men with the in the ninth, Jim Gilliam led off wards gave Wickersham and Kan­ nationals “ but we want them to do new mow fences, recently erected EM Kuna, O ran ge...... 36-38—74 vals, the Yankees, was post­ The team has now rolled up 14 Morehead held the Braves ton and Yaz. And Fehx Man­ a swath through the American around file outfield of many local 7. Oonard 8.76. the biggest catch of his career yesterday. He. caught the Northern Pike .(above i^ing bats continued Monday night with a and eventually scored sas City a 1-0 margin over Camilo so under procedures established' Bob Kay, Wampan<^ .35-40— 75 poned last night because of on Tommy Davis’ sacrifice fly, Pascual and the ’Twins through at a peace negotiations session in a row after the first game loss. scoreless for five innings, giv­ tilla, apelling Brssaoud at League. C!omblning tight pitching diamonds. The sottballerB now 8. Blast Hartford 8.75. irieasured by his son Bill) in the Connecticut River just north of the Charter Oak Bridge. Don Kay, Rockledge ...37-38^-75 Yesterday’s game—a twilight af­ ing up a double to Hank short, m ^ e a diving stab of with good defense and more power rain. It has been reset for as three right - handers ruining Farrell’s shutout effort. seven innings, then the A’s with Gen Douglas MacArthur have a target to aiioat at for horn­ 9. Notre Dome (Bridgeport) His prize catch, which he plans to haye mounted, measured 34 inches long and weighed Al Labutis, Wallingford. 36-39—76 June 20. fair—was all over after two in­ Aaron in the fourth and a sin­ Bubba Morton's drive and con­ than the Birds have seen In recent 8.69. strongarmed their way to The burly fast-baller now is 5-6. pushed across three more against March 12. ets Instead of Just wide open Wally dchon, BBlington Yankee fans who look down nings. Rockville sent 12 men to gle to Tommy Aaron In the verted it into a double play in years, they reeled off 10 straight 10. Andrew Wards 8.63, 15 pounds. (Herald photo by Ofiara). impressive victories in the Staub connected for a 400-foot reliever Ray Moore—with the help The AAU also said that cmly apooes. Only Robertson Pork le- Ridge ...... 37-88—75 their noses at the noisy Met of a costly error by one college athlete so far has en­ the plate in a big eight-run sec­ fifth. He struck out five in­ the seventh Inning. wins before the current dip began. fenoeless . . . Joe Osna- hi. CroStw 8.60. only major league action. shot following a walk to Carl War­ ond that gave them a 9-0 lead. cluding Eddie Mathews twice. The club is too good to drop too Alex Kackneyi Manches­ rooters will really have a ease wick In the fourth for the decisive Bob Allison. tered the national championships, Afterward Pesky conunenit- poseo of Manchester Is a ■varsity 12. Hamtim 3.68. ter ...... 36-40—76 if the Yanks whi. It seema Fireballing Dick Farrell of the C. K. Yang of Formosa, the de­ Starter Jim MeVarish and re­ "I got Mathews for a third ed; "A ootiple of wins and far but probably not good enough mweball player at University of 15. Croft 8.60. Houston Colts became the latest blow off Don Drysdale, who struck to battle the Yankees awesome Sebby Melluzzo, Pequa- they also have a June 20 date out 13 and gave up seven hits in cathlon world record holder who liever Frank Valente allowed only strike both times on fastballs we’ll be all right. It won't hurt Kentucky n n ^ former All-Amer­ 14. Manchester 8.88. (daytime) with Washington, to threaten the no-hit barrier, one run through the next four low and away. He may have contingent all the way to Septem­ 16. Darien 8.38. Tribe Golfers Third, buck ...... 38-38—76 seven innings as his record fell is not eligible for the U.S. team. my digestive system, either.” ican Alex Groza . . . Also on the Frank Btaraowsld, Tor- then . will take on the Mets at holding the Los Angeles Dodgers Program Saturday frames but Valente tired in the been looking for the curve." ber. 16. MUford 8.38. to 6-6. Seeks New Ruling Spahn, a piUar of the Braves ooUeglate front, Hal Bennett, son REG LEAGUE rington ...... 38-38— 76 night. hitless for 71-3 innings in a 2-1 The AAU also called for a new seventh and seven more runs came "That earlier workout Chicago’s Whits Sox have also of file Rev. and Mrs. H. Osgood EPlaydowiis, beginning Weihtes- triumph over the slumping Nation­ The loss dropped the Dodgers in­ when they moved out of Bos­ Getting tSielr rune early, the Tom Oderaboiw, BBUng- There are those who feel the To Aid American ruling on the dispute from Gen­ home, three on VanOudenhove’s helped,” Morehead said refer­ been a pleasant surprise, sticking Benaett, ■was among 16 to receive day: Await Ruling by GIAC Bombers aUll won’t be over al League contenders. to a third-place tie with tte Chi­ ring to his extra practice ses­ ton in 1062, was oongraitulat- close to the lead with a little of Teachers continued ■winning ■ways ton Ridge ...... 38-88—76 eral MacArthur, who patched up tremendous blast to left-center. ed on his great career by Curt vsralty track letters at DePaow Notre Dame at Naugatuck, An­ loet night 'and defeated Telephone taxed. The 20-game loser of lest sea cago Cubs, four games back of the shaky peace that exists be­ (The big catcher, also a sophomore, sion. "Apparently being off this and a little of that and some drew Warde at New London, Gros- Bud Oordore, Old Lyme.38-48— 76 San Francisco and two behind St. Little Leaguers Gowdy who introduced him to University Oongrotulattone Co., 6-2, at Rotoertson Pork. Ben JaoobeUis, Candl son, backed by rookie Rusty tween the AAU and the U.S. ’Track now has 10 hits for the season had even bothered my stride. good performances from four form­ (a Htfie belatedly) to Rockville ^ at Stamford, Hamden at Louis. the crowd amid a great ova­ Dick Danielson pitched a strong Led by Tim McNamara’s 78, Manchester High finished wood Valley ...... 38-38—76 Staub’s first big league homer, * • • and Field Federation, the rival and all have been for extra bases. Perhaps I was taking my eye er Orioles — Pete Ward, Dave High Athletlo Dlreotor John Cano- 'Greenwich, Choft at North Haven, Hie Los Angeles Angela made Eating and dancing will provide off the plate for an Instant. tion in the pre-gem* oere- Nicholson, Ron Hansen and Hoyt seven-hitter for the ■winners while third in the CIAC Golf Tournament held yesterday at the George MicGoiwan, Mill 175 errors and were last In finished with a two-hit job and more pleasure than usual Saturday group sponsored by the National One Mild ’Threat JOE VANOUDENHOVE varl who’s wife presented him with Manchester at Fairfield Prep, the Dodgers finished with their WHITE 80X-AN0EL8— Collegiate Athletic Association. You always try harder When monies. Wilhelm. Jim Brosnsan, another Dave Turkington supplied three Patterson Club, Westport. But— the Indians may “ back into” River ...... 38-43— 77 American League fielding percent­ Despite Fisher’s fine pitching night when a dinner-dance will be Ellington had only one mild another son lost Friday. That Darien at Oonard and Milford at hits, Leo Diana and ^ -v e Dooman fifth straight loss. Col. Earl Blaik, former Army threat, when Curt Zahner’s single at Rockville, also a twilight game things are going bad and you "Thank you," waa Spahnie’s castoff has been tough In relief too, m ^ e s tt ttiree boys and a glri East Hartford. second spot when a ruling is received regarding the eligibil­ Woody Kay, Rockledge. .39-38—77 ages in 1962. and their rise in the AL standings, held for the benefit of the Ameri­ can get yourself into trouble two each. Bob Scanlon and Irv Fddie Fisher turned in a four-hit can Little League. The program is football coach who was spokesman and a walk gave them two base scheduled for 6:30. reply. "I hope it isn’t over Kansas City’s Athletics survived Ed Marcisenuk of ■ Andover GLASS B ity of medalist Richie Gesseck o f the White Sox’ victory at Los An­ Summary: that way until you cure the yet.” the Jibes of opposing players over BVxster had two safeties each for shutout as the Chicago White Sox geles proved costly. Joe Cunning­ set to open at 8 o ’clock at the Elks for MacArthur during the original runners. But - Martello bore down placed third In the Oocmeotlcut 1. St. Thiomas Aquinas (New Naugatuck. peace talks, said if either side Rockville ...... 180 100 7-17-8- 2 faults.” Gov. Endioott F’eabody, siii- their splashy green and gold uni­ the losers. Gessek, one of the state’s finest were; Pete Kosa-vage, 80, Ned elimbed to within five percentage ham, their slick-hitting first base- Home. to get out of that jam and was in Amateur Shooting Dog Field Britain) 4.86. Teachers ...... 123 000 x—6-18-2 Zagllo 82 and Tom Jacobson 90. points of the American League wanted a ruling it should submit full command aU the way. Bllington ...... 000 000 0— 0-1-10 "Morehead had been wUd,” ger Andy Williams and come­ forms and after that, winning ball trials with bis English setter, 2. RockvUle 4.64. young amateurs, led his Nauga­ man, broke his right collarlx>ne Tony DiPerrlo, league commis­ a specific bill of facts, and ask for games was easy. They’re still Telephone ...... 101 000 0—2- 7-3 Again if the Naugatuck youth lead with a 4-0 decision over the when he tripped over first running sioner, reports this will be th^ one ’The teams meet again Thursday Martello and VanOudenhove; said Pesky. “He wasn’t extre­ dian Frankie Fontaine were Rex. The event wfw held at the 8. St. Bernard’s (New Lon­ tuck quartet to team honors -with Los Angeles Angels. a ruling. He pointed out that no MeVarish, Valente (5), Campbell mely wild, he was just miss­ others who spoke before the fourth but now that Minnesota has Danielson and Turkington; a 76 but Chick Bowes, Newington is declared “out” , Andrew Warde out a grounder and is expected to big financial promotion the loop East Hartford Sportsmen Associa­ don) 4.29. Sauer and McDoweU. Dave Wickersham also threw a such request is currently before (7) and Zahner. ing. ’Ihis work tonight against game got underway. got started, they appear headed 4. James Memorial (Simsbury) High principal and chairman of High of Fairfield will move Into be out at least two months. will sponsor this season and urges the general. down again. tion grounds . . . Racing fans at­ the champion’s role. Naugatuck SERVICE SPECIAL four-hitter, pitching the Kansas Fisher’s shutout came in his support from parents and adult tention! The 9Sth Belmont Stakes 3.93. the tournament, said Gesseck was City Athletics to victory over the In his last communication on * * * DUBTY LEAGUE ineligible. The lad participated In had a team, score of 333, Warde first complete game in nine starts friends of league players. will be broadcast over WINF Sat­ 6. Amity Regional (Wood- Two big innings and a flock of Minnesota Twins 4-1. The Twins’ the dispute, the general said the bridge) 862. t-wo outside tournaments during 334 and Memchester 339. this year and boosted the White Proceeds from the event will be Twins Moving Now urday startii^ at 4:80 p.m. EDT. elngle-run frames helped Hl-Way only run was unearned as they differences between the two sides 6. Houaatonlc Valley Regional the year, he said. In direct con­ Others were: Notre Dome of Sox into a second-place tie with used to provide special uniforms “ are more apparent than real and The Twins finally are able to put . . . Four onnounceis — Bud Department to a 12-4 triumph fell to the A’s for the sixth time Baltimore. ’They are five points for the league’s all-star team. This Palmer, CSiuck Heame, Jim Mac­ 3.76. flict with CIAC rulee. Bowes add­ Bridgeport 340, Bulkeley 340, in seven games this year. i there would be little cause for One Pitch from Minors Once, their first team on the field and over BA Club at Charter Oak ed he informed Naugatuck High Greenwich 342, Staples of West- behind New York in the decisive is the first project of its kind and a quarrel were it not for the emo­ Arthur and Jim Simpson—have T. Middletown 3.67. Park. • * • percentage column although they may well give the Bronx Bombars 8. Lewie Mills 3.68. ininclpal Richard Leonard of the port 345, Bridgeport Bassick 348, successful evening will provide the tional reflexes involved.’ ’ the stlffest fight „over tlw full been signed by NBS to cover the Gordie Pongraitz -was the big of­ COLTS-DODOERS— have a one-half game edge on the first all-star uniforms in the Man­ INTERNA’nONAL LEAGUE UR. Open June 22 from The Pairings for tournament begin­ fact prior to the tourney. Canard 350, Bristol Btestem 350, The latest flareup came when season. Their long-ball wrecking fensive leader for the -winners with Bowee said he -was forwarding Torrington 356, Wilby 356, Bun­ Farrell, picked off the Dodger Yankees oh a won-lost basis. chester Little League system, Di the ECAC reversed its field and Single, run in the fifth inning Oountry .Glub o f Brookline, Mass. ning Saturday: St. Thomas A ^ - roster by Houston for $125,000 in The White Sox nicked Bob Tur- crew oan'belt file ball right ■along a two-run homer, triple and two a report to the d A C eligibility nell 358, Fairfield Prep 371, Ham­ P enio added. asked its members to stay out of proved the deciding one last night Jim Boutoi^ Yanks’ Best Now with New York, all it takes Is some And wMle on the telecasting nes ■vs. 'Amity Regional (Platt singles. The losers were Umited to at Verplanok BTeld as AnsakU’s subject, wonder of the Yankee High School, Meriden), James committee and a decision wlU be den 372, I»ulaski 373, Ridgefield AAU championships unless the better pitching. seven hits, two of them triples by 374, Lyman Hall 380 and East AAU asked the Federation for edged the Oilers, 5-4. The result broadcasting trio AHen, Blzzuto Memorial vs. Lewis Mills (Gilbert announced soon. Boston has made a big step up Art Couch. , Halky Rimnerup Haven 382. sanction. pushed Ansaldi’s to the .500 maik NEW YORK (NEA) - under new manager John Pesky and Ooiemaa have succeeded In School, Wlnsted), RockviUe vs. Hl-Way ...... 161 014 x— 12-12-3 Yoa can't make a better deal IKIBmilBBmilYlOBGEI 'The AAU contends that this is (3-3) and handed the league-iead- oovering their red faces after go- Housatonic Valley Regional (Oon­ If Gesseck is declared ineligible. With each pitch. Manager but, disappointing work from Ro­ BA Club ___ 210 010 X— 4- 7-5 Bill Halky of Notre Dame will dual sanction, and flatly refuses. ing Oilers their second defeat. man Mejias and Gene Conley have kng through six and one-half In­ ard High School, West Hartford), Batfing (100 at bats)—^Malzmw, Bob Shaw paced the winners Ralph Houk of the Yankees Monisette and Smith; Conn and move to the medalist role. He Boston, .343; Wagner, Los An­ to save your life! Colleges Will Comply hurt badly______nings last Sunday with the wrong St. Bernard’s've. Middletown (Mor­ Hanley. College athletic directors fai the with a pair of safeties. leaned forward from the top guy pitching for the Indtaas. They gan School, Clinttm). shot a 76, two strokes' ahead of geles, .386; Oausey, Kansas d t y , But the SoK are still interesting McNamara and Die Casavant of area Immediately said they would Dale Ostrottt had a homer for step of the dugout, ready to and as Frank Molzcne said here kept saying Sam McDowell while GLASS O .838; Robinson, Chicago, JI27; Ka- the Oilers. CHURCH LEAGUE Oonard. Other Manchester scores line, Detroit, .320. comply with the ECAC request, go out to the mound and get last fall “ we’re going to work It was really Jock KraUric. 1. Guilford 4:33 Spraying 16 hits of assorted and pull their athletes out of AAU Ansaldi’s 002 21x—5 7 3 2. Oromwell 4.33 ALIGNMENT AND Oilers Oil 200—4 3 6 a new pitcher. length to ■various parts of Mt. meets, including the New York The kid out there wiped his 8, Washington 4.17 Nebo, Civltan routed St. Mary’s, Athletic Club games next Satur­ Kieman, Pitruaello (4) a n d 4. Wolcott 4,17 day. 'Tomessuk, Kieman; QuagUa and forehead nervously. He -was in a 13-3 last night. jam. Bases loaded, none down and 6. Masuk 4.17 BRAKE SPECIAL Pinky Sober, attorney for the Jenkins. Jalopies^ Novices Both Set 6. OU Saybrook 8.88 Henry ’Prey, Bud Schmidt and AAU, said the Federation "is out three balls on the Oleveland bat­ 7. Etest Windaor 8.88 ueorge Green -Were the big hitters ter. And it was the night before to wreck the AAU and its jclubs, NATIONAL LEAGUE 8. Coventry 8.24 for the -wlnneni. Firey had three outdown date. One more baU and hilts and drove in tour runs. John WE DO ALL THIS; ^ even to the extent of decimating Strong two-hit pitching by Ben On Riverside Tuesday Opener Pairings for ■tournament begin­ the U.S. team against Russia. And it was back to some place Hke ning Saturday: Guilford vs. Masuk Blcldey had two of the five sin­ • correct caster, J G ry ^ led Moriarty Brothers to Amarillo. gles allowed by -winner BYan Bone- they hope _jfpr that, so they can a 5-1 victory over the Medics at (Bowen BTeld, New Haven), Wol­ camber; toe-in ' claim the AAU couldn’t field a Buckley Field. The winners now Jim Bouton buzzed a strike pest Jalopies and novloes furnWi the^are other threats In this class, cott vs. Coventry (Wethersfield vento. proper team against Russia.” the hitter. Houk stayed oh his top one-two punch for the first Tues- which never falls to win the hearts High School), OromweU vs. Old Civitan ...... 120 320 6— 13-16-4 • adjust brakes lead second-place Manche.ster Auto St. Mary’s ...0 3 0 000 0—- 8 -5-6 Bushnell denied the charges and ■Parts by one-half game. step j^rch, leaning forward. Cm day n l ; ^ rackraring ■how of the of the fans because of the coiu-age Saybrook (Pahner Field, Middle- A adjust steering i i said the group’s message “ was a son tonight ait. Rlverstde Faric end daring of these drivers. Benevento Rybezyk; 0 ’I>ell and Gryrt) didn’t allow a hit after the third {Htoh, the hitter ground­ jh t at. town), Washington ve. E ^ Wind­ • add brake ftwid clarification of existing regula­ the second inning, fanned eight ed Into a forc^ at home. Speedway. Each dtviaion will fsa. sor (Brietoi). BIckley. » tions, not a directive setting up ture a SO-tap race, plus an inter­ • bataoce faont wbeeie and walked three. Dave Ware, ’ Ralph sat down, and Bouton got ALUMNI LEAGU,E r - • V new restrictions.’ ’ Steve SupreqaiYt and Jolki Fil- esting program of preUminaly THERE’S ONLY ONT He said the group wants “ our the side out without a run. This Gardner Defeated Scoring in bunches, the BUks de­ loramo were the big hitters for was a year ago, and the husky grinds. Post time Is 8:16 pm . athletes to compete in the AAU Lou Oarangelo of Wolcott cap­ feated PonticeUl’s, 11-2, before championships and all other open the winners. Lea Ellison of the righthanaer spent the summer in In Opening Upset darkness calledtfa halt to tlieir Medics turned in the fielding gem New York and won seven games. tured the first Jalopy feature of AnjrU-hLCar meets, but we want them to do so the season in Isst Ttnuwdoy night's battle at W es^^ide Oval. Across under procedures established by when he made ’ a one-hand stab "In spring training before that,” town at Mt. Nebo, Bantly Oil got of a drive headed for extra bases. M>ectal hohday card. Carangelo At St., Andrews the U.S. Track and Field Federa­ he recalled grimly, “I was one Tueaday, June 4 some long-ball power from Tony Mordarty’s 103 lOx—8 9 2 took aa eoriy lead and .wen with­ O d L Field Day, New Britain. tion following General MacAr- pitch away from the minors. I had out too much trouble. ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (AP) Kastauskas and trounced Nassiff thur’s March 12 ruling.” Medics 100 000—1 2 0 the basses loaded against Detroit Auto Parts 'VS. Green Manor, 6, Gryzb and Ware; Taylor, 2k)Ukis Arms, 9-3. Bars Competition and a 3-1 count on Rocky Cola- ~ The opposition Is eoepseted to be —Bob Gardner, of Essex Fells, N- Buckley. Tom Fitzgerald paced the Elks (6) and Hassett, B. Ellison (4). a lot tougher tonight, however, This, in effect, bars competition vlto. He fouled off the next five J,, was beaten in the first round Sears vs. Army Ar Navy- 6, at the plate with a pair of hits and from meets not having TTFF sanc­ pitche^ Lucky, the wind caught stnoe the best'Jalopy boys will be of the British Amateur Golf Waddell. (our RBIs. Two Elk hurlers held Don’t let this happen AMERICAN LEAGUE devoting all their nine to this com­ tion. the last one and brought It back Championship today by Dick Norman’s vs. Paganl's 6, Ver- the losers to a pair of safeties. The AAU nationals are sched­ Scoring ah their rune in their petition. In the hohday card, many planck. IMMORTALIZED—Yankees’ Joe Pepitone is subject of where Ellie Howard oould catch ofsths old fainaritea devoted their Smith of Scotland, 2 and 1, In the Kastauskas had four solid hits uled for St. Louis June 20-21. ’The last two tiune at bat. Peck Lum­ it.” • , . first major upset of the tourney. Nortji Methodist vs. Gus’s, 6:15, time to the 100-lap late model fea­ Mt. Nebo. '■ Including a double and triple, and of above carton which shows him in imagined glory as U.S. team for Russia will be ber oame from behind to nip Dillon drove in four runs for Bantly’s. picked there. Ford, 11-8, and take a one-half All of this is significant because ture. Tonight, aU attention will be The match ended bn the 17th Travel Service vs. Variety, 6:16, a big-time' ipffiL about town. Cartoon was drawn by Bouton, at 24, is the leading Yan­ on the Jaimes. with a halved hole. Robertson. Gary Gott helped out with a pair NEA’s Murray Olderman at request of Mickey Mantle If the colleges boycott the meet, game, lead over Sears in action of hits. the U.S. team will probably ^be last night at Waddell Field. kee pitcher this ^ lin g, with seven Wild Bill Orsoo of New HAvsn, Afterwards Gardner said: “I Moriarty*s vs. Farrey’s, 6:16, and other Yankee teammates. victories in his first eight deci­ putted very badly. I had about Charter Oak. Bill Zwick, making his first start overwhelmed by the Russi{|ns, Jim Madigan, .who homered, Jalopy riMlmplon at Riverside last of the season, held Nassiff s to a w*o have never yet beaten ' an Greg Frleman and Chuck May sions. You ask Johnny Blanchaid year, will be among the ■ favorites. four or five three-putt greens and A A I vs. Fire A Police, 6:15, American men’s team. The Col­ what’s the kid got, and the reserve you don’t win matches mat way.” West Side. pair of hits and nothing at all over each hH well for the ■winners. Don Another top battler will be Danny the last four innings. leges control most of the top run­ Parkinson htid three hits and Tom catcher says sharply, "Guts! OaUdlo of Wateibury. Both are «*- Smith was 1-up at the end of Htfd. National vs. Green Manor, ners at the shorter distances. “He gets three balls on the bat­ tremely venMtUe. They seem to nine holes and went 2-up at the Summaries; ? Healy a tliree-run homer for Dil­ • S«Wsf tUMHy asS r Tail dragging? lon’s. ter, he just throws harder. Most drive anything with wheels. 12th where Gardner three-putted. Elks ...... 126 30—11-8-0 TO TOP THIS COMPACT Pontlcelli’s ...... 001 10— 2-2-3 RELINE YOUR BRAKES Al^iaoii, Minnesota, 86;' Peck’s 000 066— 11 11 0 others start aiming the baH, tak­ Gslullo, who placed fourth in the The Scot won another hole at • ExdnNt 04lhit pWM tMl Hinton, Washington, SS; Pearson, ing a little off it.” ^Jalopy Inaugural last week, is a the 14th. Smith had a fine chance Guard, AndefBon^(3) and White; • GaS iprias Im SH M h n You Need > Dillons 300 203— 8 6 0 David and Fitzgerald. Los Angeles, 82; Kallne, Detroit, Cappa, Woods, May and Robb; First Vlalt former two-t$ms riJampiod of this to close the match out on the 15th and Siebenti, Kansaa City, 81. Lauretti, Miller, Fayle and Healy. The first time Bouton walked dlvWon. He lost the title last y w where he. had a putt of only three RiPlACEMENT NOW AMERICAN LEAGUE Bantly’s ...... 330 200 1—9-10-3 into the Yankee clubhouse, with to Greco by a more 12 polnhi. obo of ago, got off to a raggsd start loan Legion baseball team Is 20,000* with room and comfort. Dart’s the large economy size compact! Its as he moved from the Speedway The wide-eyed amazement But dad, a salesman udio moved IMS BRAKE RELINES GUARANTEED Boros and Tommy Aaron finished hadn’t quite vanished. When Prtffwlonal ^ I c a g o Yankees, loufiuunpton olfo have their ma- against the 45-ysaivold Smith. ■obednled 'taalght at 6 at m inr MILES Six acts Hke a V8. And you get a 5-year/50,000-miie warranty.* Festival Open golf tournament to with 270s, 14 under par. Finster­ the family to the Chicago area Within a.year he had puffed un lo ehinee ready to roll tonight. Charlie Kmlth, Oastonlar N. C., Junior m gh diamond. born FOR 30,000.MILES OR 1 YEAR the Flint Open. Bouton was a kid growing up during Jim’s high school incuba­ ^par IM n Warranty aiainst dafacts in malarial and araikawnaMp an 1963 can kat DIDGEBAlirin wald went 15 under by sinking a in Ridgewood, N. J., across the fwunds, grew right out of the l%e novice division, , training met K . C. Douglas of Scotland, on or after S e p ! 1, 1944 ore eligi­ tion, did a heck of a selling job k M aMndad la In^da parts laplacamant or rapair ailtk^ ckarfa lor raqirirad parti ar Most of the big money winners 17-foot putt on the 18th hole. Early river, the Polo Grounds was his knueWer lirto a fast ball that took ground for race drivers at River­ and Billy Joe Patton, Morganton, ble. The local elub’s season opeils m M ar lw (« i man ar 90,000 m ilat,nrllldiavirc8niainrit;oatkaaii|ltta Mock, kaad aad tnlirnal once the youngster sprouted as a side, wlU be fuU of new faces. Sev­ N. C.,' one of the favorites, was June 16. LARK MANCHESTER BRANCH *'??****?!*’^.*^ Pada (axcludina manual dumli); torqua caavartar, driva shunned thet $55,000 event this leader FVed Hawkins, playing in beat and the Giants his team. He Class D Auburn to the 6kaH, M lv ra l lolnti (aidadlni dust conn), rair ana and dittarantial. and raar artiaal baarinis year, but Finsterwald. 33, boosted pitching prospect for the aeml-pro Stadium in three seasons. eral rookie pilots have since grad­ matched with James Pirle of Scot­ the same final threesome, went 14 and his brother would camp in the Chicago Yankees. - • r WgajOay a aaWctaliaa baan aaavtead a l raasonatta Intaciala a cc a rd in lo Ilia Dodja CarW ad wmcH ^ C H R Y S L E R himself into sixth place among this under with a birdie on Up. 17. stands with a fishnet on a long the pitcher of record uated to the regular stock oar com- land-In other first round matches. PRODUCES m i^ a a r s p o t s Momw MwaMmi year’s playera on the circuit with “I got $80,000,” admitted Jim, pettfioo at Agaijnun. Novloe obam- Comfortably past their first A dramatic situation on th^dog- pole trying to snare balla 'and it was all his doing. He sent » 1 7 9 5 SEAT BELTS 5.95 $26,643. He had been runiiiiur leg par 6 18th hole quickly bwame league h ls t ^ , working the lu t plan a year ago was Don Nlemleo rounds wtra U.S. Amateur Cham- iaNNBAPOUS (AP) — Bob Al­ Delivmd In Manohestei HARTFORD GENERAL ninth. Leaned Knuckler letters to all the teams Inviting of Weemeld, who nosed out ploa IiobroB H irrie Jr,, o f Stillwa­ AROVS FAOTORY BPEOlFIOATIONSt CHORCHES MOTORS, Inc. an anticlimax. Hawkins hit, his "I didn’t entertain the idea oC seven innings oT the seven-haS lison of the Minneaota Twins tame I . The <%ioan picked up his first Wda” marathon a g i^ Detroit l^ Ruse MoLeen of Sumeld. ter, Okla., Dick Sikes of Spring- turned out to be a player who second shot into a creek and had being a big league ballplayer,” he 160-Ub. Boy tourney victory since the 1960 New to take a bogey 6. Finsterwald surm er whleS lasted 22 frsmea Tommy Moraitlno of West Hav­ dale, Ark.; Ed Updegreff, .of Tuc- comes through In the pinch. In BOLAND 90 OAKLAND STREET — MANCHES'TER said, "and my father d l^ ’t en­ Bouton ^is probably ths only en, who won the first novice race aon. Aria., defending British Ama­ TIRE CO. Orleans Open by putting together hit his -second shot 76 feet from courage me because, he thought I 1962 the big drove in the , Servicff Stort rounds 68, 66, 64 and 68 fm- 160-pound bonus boy the Yan­ week, also will bs bock. teur Champion Richard Davies ot deciding run in 16 gam er as the MOTORS the pin and putted to less than might be too small. I le a rn t to. kees svsr ■!( ySisr 868 Oeator S!-^448-4078 718 Main St, ManohMtor 155 CENTER STREET ~ TEL. 049-2828 a 268 total—16 under par. a tfa* cun for an easy Ofroosta of Agawam Pasodraa, OoUf., and Dooming Twins finished second In the Wot a time te tha final a knuckler becauss Z srasn’t bsesusa Art West-. ■pHutfleld'Oray o f Penseenla, H k American Lisagua race. htodi*. M JknUi MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, JUNE 4, 1968 TUESDAY, PA02 TEORTSIW lUUSWTWBJLV* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY,^ JUNE 4, 1968 Apartments— Plato— Basiness Locations Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Tenements Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Legal Notice C3 For Rent 64 Automobiles For Sale 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FA6A1SY and SHORTEN ______Articlea For Sale 45 Hoaschold Goods SI ROCKLEDGE — QuaUty buUt COVENTRY - BxceUent '4 room COVENTRY LAKE — $11,000. COVENTRY LAKE — $8,600. Ckite UHITATION OaDES KEBRON — 4 room apartment, rands on Ferguson R o ^ (No. ranch, fireplace,’ breezeway, ga­ heat and hot water 8T(5RES f o r r e n t , excellent lo­ Lakefront hornet excellent area waterfront home, 4 rooms and AT A COURT OF. PROBATE held at LiOOKINQ FOR A used car?? It SEWING MACHINE, Singer, q>e- nimlshed. cation, State Thoatre Building. 288). Cost owner $40,000 to build rage, $11,600. Joiieph Barth, Brok­ (John Hand Dr.), 8 large rooms, Manchester within and (or the District LAWNMOWERS, garden traoton, a^ulta only, Call 648-0946. bath, storage* shed,' garage, n lc^ of Manchester on the 39th day o( Ma; makes sense to check the values and tUlan. Terms, tradea, parts Dial sale cm machines taken in Apply Jack Benson, Theater Man­ . . . now he has been trsuisferred. er, 649-0820. garage, completely rebuilt 1965, location with 64 feet .of besxstf' 1963. X at Jones Downtown Ford, 132 ager. c l a s s if ie d CmJMPTONS and service. Capitol Equipment, trade on neW Singer modele, por­ yOUR ROOM apartment. Including Vacant. Must sell and la open for year ’round home, immediate oc­ frontage. Financing available. Va­ PreBenl, HOn. John J. Wallett. im g t. . Allyn St. Hartford. Jones takes NEVER been table, console and treadle Mylea, offers. Call, we 'wUl be glad to VERNON — Just over Manchester cupancy. (Can be bought furnished Estate o( Charles N. Vanderbursh, S8 Main Street, Manonester. . heat, hot water and gak for cook­ line. Like new 6H ranch, 1^ cant. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, late of Mancheater In said District,, de- hundreds of used cars In trade KNOWN rO B ^ A 64S-7M8. All thoroughly reconditioned by open ft for you at your conveni­ for $12,600. T. J. Crockett, Real­ 643-1677. toward new 1963 Fords and Fal­ ing. Elaotrio refrigerator and gas 348 NORTH baths, buUt-ln kitchen with OOOP VORDFOR Singer expert!. Exceptional stove furnished, CaU 649-7787 from MSIN — Store. ence. T. . J. Crockett, Realtm, tor, 643-1677. On motion of Howard N. Vander­ cons. Only the best are retailed. THE FIRM THRrWVS, FOR SALE — Clean fill, delivered, values from I19.M at your Singer 640-6229, 0-6. 648-1677. dinette, fireplace. Hayea Agency, burgh of said Manchester, administra­ ADVERTISING i-7 p.m. 648-4808.. tor. Come in and inspect some of the PUT BRK40 0N reaaonable, Carlson’s Express, OB Sewing Center, 883 Main St.,'Man­ MANCHESTER — (Comfortable 7 Lots For Sale 73 ORDERED: Tlut six months from best used cars in the country. HIE TABLE FOR miUard St., Manchester. 640-4B80. chester,'^-8888. TO RENT — Small heated api^- . room older home, 4 rooms down, the 29th day of- Hay, 1963, be and the HOLLISTER STREETT - Immacu­ same are limited and allowed (or the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Everyone .priced to sell fast. VBAR6<». ment, partially furnished, suitable Houses For Rent 65 8 fatge bedrooms up, attractive THREE BUILDING Ls pi SCREENED LOAM for the tost In NOT. $900, NOT $800, late 6 room Colonial Bungalow, l^ot, 2-car garage, one blpck to bus. creditors within which to bring In their 8 AAl. to 6 PJl I960 DODOE MATADOR Station NOT $700, NOT $600, for one person. CaU 643-6118 be­ BOL/TON LAKE — 6^ room ranch, large airy rooms, natural wood­ location, AA zone. Bhlllbrick claims against said estate, and said lawns .from our aoreening plant tween 8:80 a.m. and 4s30 p.m. $ SALE r . $16,900. Eve. Mr. Rueter, 648-0809, Agency,' 649-8484. administrator Is directed to give pub­ Wagon. 2 tone blue, Has 8 cyl mo­ Andover - Columbia. George Orlf- NO! NO! porch, lakefront privileges, oil work, fireplace, new furnace. Bel Robert Wolverton Agency, Real­ lic notice to the creditors to bring In Air Real Eatate, 648-9382. their claims within skid time allowed tor, Auto Trans. Radio, Heater, Ong, bic., 743-7886. NOT EVEN $600 n e a t THREE room, second floor, tor, 649-2813. INDUSTRIAL lot for sale, railroad COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT Power Steering. A nice running by publishing a copy of this order In BUT A WHOLE HOUSE i stove, refrigerator, garafee, heat, Manchester — Tree-shaded Cape — OVERSIZED CAPE, 7 rooms, 2 siding 300 feet frontage, depth of some newspaper having a circulation MONDAY Thin FBIDAY 10:W AJtt.—SATURDAY • a .m . unit priced to sell fast at $1,146. SUPBR-CBDi^ ROTARY and 8 ROOMS LOVELY FOR SALE — 13 room duplex, in said probate district within ten days hot water, adult lady. Call MANCHESTER — July 1 occupan­ Oversize Cape Cod, full ehed full baths, 4 bedrooms, large liv­ your choice. Call 649-8891. Pay only $146. down cash or reel Toro mowers at epeclal NEW FURNTTURB 649-6706. family owned, well cared for, cen­ from the date of this order and return prices! Save up to $20. Marlow's, cy. 4 bedroom older home, kitchen dormer, 6 large rooms, custom ing rooip, formal dining room, at­ make to this court of the notice given. trade. Finance the balance for 24 AND APPUANCB8 trally located to schools, bus, B-ZONE LOT FOR SALE, ap­ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge PLEASE READ YOUR AD months at bank rates. Jones Ford 867 Mein Street. equipment Included, excellent con­ built (or particular people, lovely tached garage, 150x160 wooded lot, playground and shopping center. EVERYTHINa rural setting, close to everything. $22,900. P h 11 b r I c k Agency, proximately half an acre, all fa­ OlMNllIed or *^ant Ads” are taken over the phone — m oon- 132 Allyn Street, Hartford, • Open FOR ONLY $600.00 LOOKINO f o r rentals? Call J. D. dition, $176 per month. Paul Flano Priced In low 20’s. For full par­ cilities, Including sidewalk. Call AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at nltes till 10 p.m. ' SPECIAL SALE — Picnic tables, Agency, 643-0468. $660 down, $98 a month interest 649-8464. Manchenler, within and for.the Dietrlct miMioe. The odvertioer should read Us sd the FIRST DAY IT Which Includes Realty. 648-6139. ' ticulars write Box M, Herald. No 649-3*91. / ’ of Mancheater, on the 31st day of May, extra sturdy 2” lumber, 6 foot and principle. Call John Bogdan agents please. APPEARS —d REIPORT ERRORS In time for the next inser* $12.96, 7 foot $14.60. Delivered. W. 1 Westinghouse Refrigerator now. , TWO FAMILY — New roof and 1963. 1963 FORD FAIRLANE 800 4 dr 1 Emerson Television yOUR ROOM apartment, second BOLTON CENTER — Approxi­ Preeent Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. tton. The Herald la responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted Sedan, Finished in Glacier Blue. Zinker, 876-7148. * siding, aluminum combinations, Eatate of John L. Barry, late of Insertion for — y adverHsement — d then only to the extent of a 1 Bedroom Suite floor, adulta only, no pets. Summer Homes For Rent 67 COLONIAL — Bowers area. 6 mately 6 acre site with large Equipped with 8 cyl, Pordomatic, 90x180 foot lot with shade trees, 2- rooms, 2 very large bedrooms, pond. Ideal homesite. T. J. Crock­ Mancheater. in said District deceased **make good” Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the valoe ol FARMALL F-20 tractor with new 1 Living room Suite 649-1661. Manchester — Porter Street Area car garage, $18,500. Phllbrick The executor, having exhibited his Receives B,A» Radio, Heater, Power Steering, (^RDNBIR LAKES — Northwest — Qomfortable. security, 6-room, jaiousled den, aluminum siding, ett, Realtor, 643-1577. administration account with said the adTertlsement wOI not be oorteoted by "make good” Insertion. tires. Runs good. $296. Interna­ 1 Dinette Set Shorofront. Modem Housekeeplns;* ‘Agepey, 649-8464. estate to this Court for allowance,' it is White Walls, plus a host of othei* MANCHESTER — School St. area, time-tested Bungalow, lovely storm windows, awnings, beauti­ CJharles F. Gipson, 172 8. Mata useful accessories. Has hardly tional trailer plows. 648-2371. 1 Healthrest Mattress $88 weekly up. Visit weekends. WYLLYS ST. — Extraordinary ORDERED: That the 13th day of 1 Healthrest Spring 6 room duplex, no children, $90 shrubbed and treed grounds, all SBWEN ROOM older home, situa­ fully appointed yard, early occu­ June. 1963, at two o’clock, in the after­ &t., was graduated Saturday from been driven. Will carry full fac­ monthly. J. D. Realty, 648-6129. Free colored pictures, brochure. pancy. Owner-Broker, 649-5051, single lot, 240 foot frontage. noon at the Probate Office in the Mu­ YOUR COOPERATION WILL FORD PICKUP, new clutch, gen­ 3 Throw R w city conveniences. Won’t be ted on one acre wooded lot, 2-car 643-7444. Elastem Baptist (College In Bt. tory warranty. You can really erator, etc. Cedar clothesline Arrowhead Grove, Colchester 4, around long at $14,600. Ann Lord garsige, $16,400. Phllbrick Agency, 649-9162. nicipal Building In said Manchester, be BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 save on this one. Pull Price 1 Boudoir Chair 8DC ROOM duplex, central loca­ Conn. Norwich 887-4696; Hartford »______and the same is assigned (or hearing David, Pa. He is the son o< Mir. poles, many sizes; also, chain 3 Vanity Lamps tion, now available. One car ga­ 242*9278. will be glad to show you. 649-8464. MANCHESTER — Especially ap­ on the allowance of said admlnlstra' and Mrs. (Jharles F. Gipson Sr. $2,896. Jones Ford, 132 Allyn St., saw. 649-1868. tion account with said estate, ascer Hartford, Conn. Open Nltes till 3 PlUows rage. $100 per month, plus care of pealing custom built brick ranch, talnment of distributee^ and order of Gipson received a bachelor o f 1 Pr. Blankets ROCJKVILLE — 10 room older Wanted— Real Estate 77 10. lawn. Coll 648-1578. COVENTRY LAKE—Waterfront Manchester — Bowers School Area Home in business zone, 6 bed­ 3 bedrooms, family room, dining distribution, and this Court directs arts degrree with a major ta 1 Cocktail Table cottages for the season, one 3- that notice of the time and place as­ psycholc^. DARK, RICH, stone free loam, fill, — 6-room Cape Cod, l ’^ baths, rooms, large yard. Good home for room, spacious kitchen, unusual REAL ESTATE Listings wanted. signed for said hearing be given to all 1961 MONZA SPORT Coupe. Jet 3 Table Lamps yOR RENT — First floor, 4 rooms bedroom, one 2 bedroom, all garage, fireplace, worry-free living room with fireplace, 1% Free estimates of value. Law­ persons known to be interested therein While at the college he or­ gravel, sand, stone. CaU 648-8608. 1 9x13 Rug professional man with large TROUBLE REAGHINO OUR ADVERTISER? black with red vinyl Interior. This and bath, close to Main Street. utilities, $800. 643-1886. street, quiet and comfortable. family. Union Street. Tong;ren baths, 2-car garage. Tree studded rence F. Flano, Realtor, 643-2766. to appear and be heard thereon by pub­ ganized an audio-'visual depart­ 1 Floor Lamp ^ , Reasonable rent. 649-3816. lishing a copy of this order in some ment. He was also a. Berube’s FOREST STREET—Delightful 10 garage, plus summer house with regulations In the United States Cool Toward MASON WORK expei^ly d ^ . or. free estimates, reasonable FOR SALE — Brand new rotary stove, refrigerator furnished. ture, desirable neighborhood in a barbecue pit; also, completely of the relig;i6us group. B ’NAI B’RTTH Rummage Sale. compact, test drive this car to­ prices. 742-7285. Typewriter Service, 4'7B E. Mid­ room former Cheney residence in low tax area. Much more than WADDELL SCHOOL — 8 bedroom appear to disqualify all American Mott’s Community Hall, Wednes­ TAKE A twenty minute ride into Bricks, blocks, fireplaces, all lawn mower, used only once. CaU dle Ypke., Manchester. 64S'S477. (Jlose to Parkade. Rent $86. Call park-Uke setting. 6 bedrooms, 4% furnished bomb shelter. Chambers Iranian government sources Hartford, Drive into Jones Ford day. We’ve priced It at $i,295 and 649-6205, 8-8, Saturday 9-4. you would expect for $18,900. An ramch, com er lot, plenty of trees, women from having any part. said conservatie Shiite clergy who day and Thursday, Jime 6 and 6, 9 It Is worth every penny. Don’t kinds of stone work. Clhimney re­ PAINTING, EXTERIOR and In- WOMAN FOR housecleaning, may at 67 Bissell St. baths, excellent comUtion. Owner tremendous buy at $15,700. T. J. Realty, 643-2325, 643-8930. U.S. Exports at 132 Allyn Street, and convince pairing and stucco. 649-3001. „ . y - - - ■ inspection is no obligation. Call She Oampalgns Too oppose the shah’s land reform and a.m.-4 p.m. Free coffee. pass this unit up. Jones Ford 132 terior, paperhanging, • wallpaper live in. Call 649-6418. 643-7444. Mr. Larl'vlere. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. yourself of the terrific used car Wanted—^To Buy 58 FOUB COZY rooms, fireplace, tile MANCHESTER — 169 Oak St., St. Mrs. Hart, 41, has qualified in rights for women programs were Allyn St., Hartford, Conn. Open removed, floors sanded, dry wall bath, cabinet kitchen, stove, re­ bargains that Jones has to offer. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone walls, MATURE WOMAN for nights, gen­ Boats and Accessories 46 MANCHESTER' — New 0 rtJCm MANCHESTER — Appealing cus­ James-parish, 2 family, 5-5, really several fields; The wife of Mich­ By SAM DAWSON turning the religious observances nltes till 10. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. All work. Reasonable rates. Fully in­ frigerator, on bus line, adults. 11 good condition, easy walk to bus, igan’s junior Democratic senator, into political demonstrations. Personals We are volume new car dealers sured. 649-9658, Joseph P. Lewis. eral office and credit department, FRANK Is buying and selling good b'rlck ranch, bullt-ins, 14x20 living Vernon —• Only $12,900 — A starter tom built 6 room Split Level on NEW YORK (AP) — More is at and we have to move used cars concrete repairs. Reasonably typing. Apply Grant’s, Shopping 16 FOOT Ly m a n , i 968, so h.p. used furniture and antiques at 430 .Williams St., call after 6 p.m., room with fireplace half acre lot, home that can’t be beat. Com­ shopping, church, schools, first Philip A. Hart, she’s an experienc­ stake in the tariff battle between 1962 PONTIAC CATALINA 2 dr priced. 643-0851. electric start Evinrude, complete high elevation. Features Include a ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, out at any cost. Pick out the car Hard Top. Burgandy finish, with Parkade. Lake St. CaU and see what we’ve 649-8681. reasonably priced. Hayes Agency, pletely redecorated inside and full plaster house, 2-car garage. floor vacant. Move right in with ed p ^ tical campaigner, the moth­ the United States and the Com­ bonded representative. Alfred you want. Test drive it. Bring the accessories, excellent condition. got. Open Sundays. 649-6680. 643-4803. out, 6 rooms of prideful comfort, reasonable down payment. Only er of eight children anid a licens­ mon Market than an American- all vinyl matching interior. Has Electr*itol Services 22 Phone 638-4551. TWO ROOMS, furnished or unfur­ Formal dining room, 2 fireplaces, AmeU, 206 Henry St. 643-0480. family, bring your mechanic. You enjoy your O'wn garden and large 1% baths, stainless steel double $4,400 assumes mortgage. Save on ed p i ^ -who’s flown ta races. French clash over formulas for Public Records Hydramatic, Radio, Heater, Pow­ Household Services WE BUY SELL or trade antique nished, heat Included In rent, $80. SIX ROOM Immaculate home closing cost. Very reasonable at must be satisfied. All cars carry er Steering, White Walls, Plus FREE fiiSTIMATBiS. Prompt serv­ Help T9anted>f-Male 36 18 FOOT FIBBRGLAS boat, 70 treed lot, close to everything. oven, baseboard hot water heat, She’s also the daughter of a duty cutting. WANTED — RIDE to.center of a 10 day exchange driving priv­ and used furniture, china, glass, monthly. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. across from Shady Glen. 194 feet $18,900. Arey Co., 289-8288. Hartford from south end of town, many other accessories. Full Offered 13-A ice on aU t ] ^ s of electrical wir­ h.p.. Mercury motor, Cox traUer. Ann Lord can tell you more. large lot with storage shed. Im­ Detroit ttiilllonaire. She was Jane Two of Washington’s biggest ilege for your satisfaction. It will EXPERIENCED painters wanted. sUver, picture frames end old on Turnpike, 850 feet deep. Bel problems—loss of gold and unem­ Warrantee Deeds working hours 8:30-8. Phone price $2,295. Jones Ford, 132 Al­ ing. L icen se and insured. Wilson Complete canvas. 742-8051. NORTH END — 4 large sunny mediate occupancy. Priced below MANCHESTER — July j. occupaji' Briggs before her marriage. She’s pay you to shop Jones in Hartford. REWEAVtNQ of biuna, moth hdea. Electrical Co.. Manchester, Work located between Manchester coins, roperty at 78 Finley St. Hawthorne Street. 649-1659. EXPERIENCED Painter wanted. Rooms Witbont Board 69 apartment, 6 rooms, adults only, scaped yard. Marion E. Robert­ Broker, 643-8(X)9. / ified Ameiioan wosnen in' general, Common Market regards this, sold and serviced here. This car er, white Walls. This unit can he FLOOR SANDING and reflnlshlng THINKING OF BUYING OR ing room, modern kitchen, only Agency, 643-6321. coolly. i Quitclaim Deed .1 is one of the nicest 1961 autos we CUSTOM REUPHOLSTERING (specializing in older floors). Call 643-1420. $80 including heat. J. D. Realty, son, Realtor, 643-5958. $12,900. Ann Hunter 'will show, although she has made It clear she compared with a new one. Check ATTRACTIVE ROOM in privaM 643-5129. KERRY STR:EEfr — 7 room older The United States needs greater Town of Manchester, to the Automobiles For Sale 4^ have taken in trade. Will carry this one today. $1,795. Pay only and slipcovers made to order. In Painting. CeUiugs. Papvjrhanging. BUILDING? QUALITY built 6 room ranch sit­ would like to be a space-woman business since 1930, three genera­ STOCK R or jour­ able. 643-1888. $9,600 FULL PRICE tor modem needs minimum care. Just re­ then call Robert Wolverton Agen^ storms and doors, pretty cabinet tests that were given men trying At Geneva the six European est payments anywhere No small cellent. Looks good. Former W. 1963 VOLVO SEDAN. Finished In FURNirraE REFINISHED — neyman. Call 644-1429. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. cy for Information. 649-2813. Eva Htfd. Police Cruiser. A very good Scratehes, bums removed, color 8E{>—$88.60 MONTHLY. Attrac­ 1% baths, modem kitchen with GARRISON COLONIAL — i bed- Chevrolets and Fords, $895 and Street, Hartford.' Conn. Open Nltes Realty, 643-6129. FURNISHED ROOM for rent for men preferred. Will consider tional Aeronautics and Space Ad­ only if the United States will ac­ Ohizrch, Jime 8. only $195 down cash or trade and Main St., Manchester. HUNG - DOORS,------TRUSSES,------BUILD­ family. 649-9468. tive 8-bedroom ranch, alumjium built-lns, 2-car atta^ined garage, rooms, large family room, formal down, at Center Motors. 634 Cen­ Till 10. balance for 36 months at bank Building— Contracting 14 4L gentleman, kitchen privUeges, all BARROWS & WALLACE lot 200x260, $ ^ 0 0 . Phllbrick ministration. cept an automatic formula for ad­ BuUdlng Pennits BESET BY BILLS? Let Ua help ING PANELS, and WINDOWS storms, cellar, amesite drive, dining room, kitchen, living room justing a n / g;aps between high ter Street, 643-1591. Financing rate.s. Jones Ford, 132 Allyn St., MAC3HINE OPERATOR, general conveniences, parking. Call trees. Only $18,900. Carlton W. Agency, 649-845^ She called “ridiculous’’ a state­ To Schelllng and' Busch, for I960 RAMBLER AMERICAN Sta­ QUALITY CARPENTRY—Rooms, you to a fresh start by conaol^ 649-6914 after 6. 56 East Center St. ^'with fireplace, large lot. Offered American tariffs and,_ lower Eu­ arranged regardless of price with Hartford, Conn. Open til] 10. trainees. Apply Immediately. Con­ We handle only a quality line of Hutchins, Realtor, 640-5132. below bank appraisal, $22,500. ment by Webb that women ■would Thom McAn Shoe Store, fw al­ average credit. tion Wagon. Here’s another nice basements reflnished. built-lns, dating the many debts that de- necticut State Employment Serv­ Business Locations MANCHES^R — West Side. 6 ropean ones. They ^ said noth­ mlllwork and lumber Manchester, Conn. Phllbrick Agency, 640-8464. have to have jet training before terations to a store at 855 Muin Rambler Wagon. Finished in Blue. 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA Con­ formica, tile, general repair No mand your attention into one ice, 806 Main St., Manchester. For Rent 64 MANCHESTER — 7 room split room Colonial, 8 bedrooms, 1% ing about other instances where 1962 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE, job too small. CaU William Rob­ easUy paid monthly obUgation. qualifying as astronuats. St., $7,000. Has Radio, Heater and is a well vertible. Snappy 6 cvl with Pow­ Our biggest suicounts are tract COMFORTABLE, WELL furnished level, l'/4 baths, rec room, gar­ bathi^ Owner 643<6546. SO. WINDSOR — Big family? European tariffs on certain items fully automatic, like new, take kept unit. Priced to .sell fast today bins Carpentry Service. 649-3446 $2,000 requires only $44.60 per room, 272 Main Street. Parking. THREE ROOMS ground floor. Open 7 Days a Week The only place that can be had er Glide Trans. Radio. Heater, builders. We can help you SAVE age, covered patio half acre of Here’s one answer. Large Split is at The Air Force 'jet testing are higher than American ones. over pasTTients. 649-3128. for $795. Don't wait on this one as month Including repayment. If Salesmen Wanted 36-A MONEY! Ideal for any office or commer­ parklike grounds. Haycg Agency. 8:30 a.mrito 9 p.m. • CAitTER ST., BOLTON—6 room Washington will have a hard ' a l l KINDS OF carpentry and you have property equity, con­ ATTRACnVBLY furnished ted^ Level with 2 family rooms, 1% school, she says, “ and that Is for Swedes Send Flower* it will go fast. Jones Ford, 132 unit hntvllv hardly driven; Red with I cial use; other space available. 643-4803. /<5ape, 3-car cinder block garage, baths, garage, TOOxSSO yard, kitch­ time convincing many U.S. indus­ 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof, $1,- Allyn St., Hartford, Conn. Open painting, roof and gutter work, tact Frank Burke, Connecticut MANAGER TRAINEE — Have All of the above mentioned' prod­ room near Center, hot water and 474 Main St. PlenW parking. 649-5306 - 876-6611 ' lubrication pit and loft. Bel Air men only.” 250, good condition. Phone 649-8453 Black Top. Save hundreds. $2,945. en range included. Immediate oc­ tries that this protection should nltes till 10. kitchen and bathroom remodeling, Mortgage Exchange, 16 Lewis opening for ambitious man In ucts are on display at our yard, in­ heat. Tel. 643-8647. 649-6229, 9-5. ♦ MIDDLE TURNPIKE West—Real Real Estate, 643-9332. In addition to her efforts in the be slashed while the gate to Eu­ Stockholm — The Sweedes send after 6. •Tones Downtown Ford. 132 Allyn dormers and hatchways. J. (3har- cupancy. Assumable VA mort­ flying field, in which she has log­ Street, Hartford. Open Nites till St.. Hartford. 246.8897. sales leading Into management. cluding our DELUXE KITCHEN neat cape. Full six rooms plus ropean markets is opened to a more flowers than any other people 1981 THUNDERBIRD Conv. Jet est, 649-0722. CABINETS FURNISHED ROOM for rent, gen­ MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, gage, a.sking $18,900. Glenn Rob­ ged some 2,000 hours, she takes in Europe—and possibly In the FORD 1958, blue and white, 4-door, 10. College helpful, but not neces­ tleman preferred. All new facili­ ba.sement with big rec room and FREE APPRAISALS erts .Agency, MLS Realtors, less degree. A number of indus­ Black, Red interior. This bird has sary; must have car; be over 21 hath with shower. Fenced In yard, RESIDBN’nAL PROPERTIES excellent condition, carport, one- an active r©le in her husband’s tries, such as steel, are clamoring world—accodring to Interflorai, V-8, automatic transmission, ex­ full power. White Walls, Radio, CALL ME on your formica needs, Business Opportunities ties. Free parking. Private en­ 644-1621, 628-0794, 644-1337. cellent condition, 649-5012. and like to meet people. Guaran­ 4*H Uniform trees galore. Excellent value for half acre, many extras, a beauty political campaigns and finds at the moment for still higher pro­ the internationM flower-telegraph­ ’ Heater, Power Steering, Power bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, trance. On bus line. 648-6018. i6 n —$16,900. Also, 4 bedroom remch, time, too, to run her busy house­ ing organization. Sweedes average Trailers— Mobile Romes 6-A vanitory units, table-tops and THE STEAK HOUSE In Bolton is tee and commission if qualified. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. only $16,000. T. J. Crockett, Real­ EIGHT ROOM older house, cen­ tection against what they call Eu­ RAMBLER AMERICAN, 1958, ex- Brakes, Power Wiii(i6ws, Power For further ^information call WANTED — RETIRED couple to tor, 043-1677. plus family room, 2 baths, attach' hold. ropean or Japanese dumping. 170 flower orders a year per Seats, Tinted Glass. One owner island stands. 649-8936. all cleaned up. Has to be sold. trally located, in good condition. cellent condition, good transporta­ I960 AMERICAN. Aluminum awn­ Some restaurant equipment Hartford 644-0202 between 6 and "Where Quality Is A Must" share my home, kitchen ed 2-car garage. Call on this one. New furnace. Call for appointment “This is really not a problem,” Some have dubbed this a rise in thousand population. tion. $450. Call 643-9341. unit just traded on new one. Pull ings, 46x10, 2 bedrooms, complete­ HOME REPAIR and maintensince 8 p.m. privileges, reasonable. Write Box Have several 4 and 6 room 289-1994. she says.. protection sentiment here, revers­ price $2,595. You won’t duplicate available, but don’t overlook the ly furnished. Assume morteaare. remodeling,, roofing and altera- tremendous possibilities this loca­ U, Herald. MANCHE^BR — 8 room modem ranches in the $11,000 class. Call Her children, ranging from 5 to ing the big swing to freer trade OLDSMOBILE, 1958, 4-door sedan, this bird anywhere for this price. 875-5334. Uons , Call Russ Atkins, Builder, Easy Quilting! home, ,j4r bedrooms. family room, the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, 15 years of age, “are all in school last year whJn (Jongress gave black, power brakes, power steer­ tion presents. Ideal for automo­ AIR-CONDmONBD — 6 room Jones Ford, 132 Allyn Street, Hart­ 643-0411. tive, manufacturing, retail, etc. Help Wanted— FURNISHED ROOM near bathh lolor r attached garage, 166’ frontage, Realtor, 643-6930 or 643-2325. ranch, 9-years-old, large kitchen except the littlest one who is in President Kennedy unprecedented ing, excellent condition, very ford. Open nltes till 10. 25 FOOT TRAHwER, 4 beds and Diamonds— Watches— gentleman. 'Parking. 64 T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Male or Female 37 mgh trees, $16,600. Carlton W. Hutch­ HERE’S LOCATION, value and with dishwasher, lot 160x250, 8 kindergarten," power to negotiate tariff cuts m- clean. , C 1 a r k e Motor Sales, bathroom, refrigerator, ideal for ADDITIONS, Jecreatlon rooms, ga­ Jewelry 48 Street. lU llt ins, 649-6132. And she’s had help in caring for nlng as high as 50. per cent. WHEEI WATER’S 649-2012. 1959 RAMBLER AMERICAN Wag­ family . camping and beaching, - quality In one package. 8 room bedrooms, minutes from Manches­ rages, dormers, all types of THREE BAY (HpLF service sta­ BOOKKEEPER WITO general ter, priced to sell $15,900. Phll- the children since the third child, Others have reported a rising on. Looking for good cheap trans­ only $895. Call 849-8826 after 6 carpentry. No job too small. Call tion available lease, excellent ledger and payroll tax experience WATCH AND jewelry repairing at MUST SELL — 6 room ranch on (jolonial Cape \rith garage, fire­ ffOT-IfOT... AND 1957 DeSOTO, SPORTSMAN, .Fire portation. This nice little unit has p.m. place, 1% baths, very large hrick Agency, 649-8464. was born. . protectionist tide in Europe, nota­ Nelson Higgins, 644-1700. opportunity f^m the right indi­ for accounting office. Will con­ reasonable prices prompt serv­ ROOM, CENTRALLY located, 38 large wooded lot, bullt-ins, aluml bly in the Common Market and Flite engine, power steering, pow­ Heater and Defi^SIster. Runs ex­ ice 2 watchmakers. Manches­ Linden. 649-6963. rooms, plaster walls, attractive Home Weekends vidual, paid Training program. sider recent accounting school num combination storms, attach $11,600. ADORABLE 6 room ranch, especially in France. THERE’S A LOTI er brakes, good condition. Low cellent and looks good. Will make 1960 LIBERTY MOBILE home. 10’ For additional information, call graduate. Right pay for right per­ ter’s oldest estabUshed' jeweler. ed garage. Have been transfer' lot with many trees. Inspect this Even in the h4at of a political price. 649-8062, 9 a.m. - i a.m. someone a nice car. Full price X 50’. Front kitchen, two bed­ Special Services 15 F. E. Bray, 787 Main St., State ATTRACTIVELY furnished room unusual home now. Mid-twenties. huge stone fireplace, oversized ga­ campaigfn, Mrs. Hart has one solid The thinking behind the U.S. Gulf Oil Corp, 626-6168. son. Box J, Herald, stating ex­ red. 68 CJroft Drive. By- Owner, rage, excellent condition through­ Trade Expansion Act of 1962 was $545. Pay only $95. ca.sh or trade rooms, automatic washer, 20 foot perience. Theater Building. for gentleman, kitchen privileges, 644-8988 Eve. Mr. Rueter, 643-0309, Wolver­ requirement: “That I be home 1957 DODGE, exceptionally clean, down and finance the balance' for awning. 644-1455. TREE CUTTING and removal, lots private Entrance, parking.'" In­ ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. out. Julian Realty, 649-9190. every weekend. W e have to fit that a general lowering of trade Now! For only a ‘ well kept, one owner auto, fine 24 mos. Jones Ford. 132 Allyn cleared. Insured. Joe Pelletier. Help Wanted— Female 35 WANTED INSTRUCTOR for inter- quire' 169 Maple Street. BEFORE YOU BUY In So. Wind- the politics around that.” barriers around the world would mechanical condition. 643-1003. Street, Hartford. Open Nites till 742-7568. mediate class of retarded chil­ Honsehold Goods 51 porj-zBee this 3 bedroom ranch, WEST SIDE — 6 room Cape, rec­ Sen; Hart will be up for re-elec­ allow American Induftrlal ef­ day for fuel...hot water 10. Auto Driving School 7-A WAITRESS — OVER 21, expert dren, hours 10-2, Bunce (Jenter. BHRNISHBD , ROOMS, complete DiiUf^ room, fireplace, oU hot reation room, close to bus line tion In 1964 and she Is already ficiency to increase U.S. exports FOR SALE 1958 Volkswagen enced preferred, 11 a.m.-7 p.m. WRINGER TYPE washing ma­ light housekeeping facilities. Cen­ and shopping, $16,500. Phllbrick greatly. This would spur produc­ for all—all the time! Sunroof, $795, firm; 1957 Buick 4- Rooring-^idinf / 16 Teaching or arts and crafts back­ water heat, garage. Reduced to BOLTON LAKE making plans to give him full 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 dr MORTLOCK’S Driving School Inc,, Apply mornings, Patio Drive In, ground useful. Send resume to chine, reasonable. 646-8404, 12-8 trally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 $17,600. Ray Holcombe, Realtor, Agency, 646-8464. aid. They work out separate cam­ tion here and add to the economic door hardtop, runs good, asking Hard Top. Metallic Gold. Has 8 offices, clas.sroom. located Man­ p.m. Arch Street, Manchester. g;rowth sought as a meaijs of $425. 1958 Ford 2-door sedan, auto­ A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, siding, W. Middle Tplje. Kenneth W e i b u s t, ,76 Bowers 644-1286. paign schedules, with Mrs. Hart If you live in a typical house, cyl motor. Power Glide Trans. chester Parkade. lower level. Be­ Street. FOUR BEDROOM raised ranch, $9,900 whittling down the 5.7 ^er cent matic transmission, fair condition. painting. Carpentry.try. AfteraUemaAft HARDWICK combination heating large recreation room, 2' full concentrating on talks and coffee you could easily run out of faok Radio, Heater, Power Steering, ginners, older, nervous students, SALAD GIRL' wanted, 6 hours a FOUR BEDROOM Ranch, 26x62’ hours with the women. rate of unemployment.,. $325. May be seen at 116 Benton White Walls. Car has hardly been our specialty. Teen-age driver’s and additions. Ceilings. Worknum- day,. 9-3. Apply Cavey’s Restau­ and cooking gas range, 2^ years Rooms With Board 59-A M il batiis, 2-car gdrage, excellent con­ water several times a -Week. Street. • ■ ship guaranteed. 9 6 Autumn 8 t foundation, two full ceramic Those social-political, gather­ The exports also would bring In driven, very low miles- You can education course. StaU certified. rant, 45 E. (jenter. *■ old, excellent condition. Call / baths, fire alarm,, large kitchen, dition, $23,900. Phllbrick Agency, 26 wooded acres, 4 -room nome, more dollars. And they are need­ iVbui you can have all the hat 649-7398. 64S-4860. Situations Wanted-r- 643-0886. WILL TAKE elderly or middle age 649-8464. out building. Hurry on this one. ings discuss important' issues, water you need at one lime far I960 COMET station wagon. 4- really save money on this unit. 100x200’ lot, $17,600, Phllbrick she says. “ The ladies do not go ed if the United States Is to com­ Full Price $2,895. Only $195. down NURSE—Licensed in Connecticut, Female 38 person to board. Quiet home. Ex- Agency, 649-8464. on ly a day. Think o f it— door. Automatic transmission BIDWELL HOME Improvement e v e r y t h in g In sterilized recon­ BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Cape, just to talk about diapers.” bat its deficit'in international pay­ cash or trade down and you may LARSON’S -- Connecticut’s first 28-bed home, 3-11 shift, bonus of' c e 11 e n t iheals. References. ments, which in April, increased only a day-' plus many extras. Excellent con­ licensed driving school trained (Company—roofing, siding, altera­ feled. Collect 875-9121. GIRL 17 WANTS babysitting for ditioned used furniture and ap­ 628-ower bird. Has Driving S6hool pany benefits, insurance, etc. Ap­ heating unit, call 646-2862'^ any­ hardwood floors, plaster walls, pan oven, range, dishwasher, on toughest problems is how to halt you enjoy a shower. man Road, Manchester. Pdwer Steering, Power Brakes, PARD DOG FOOD, 48 cans for time. Phllbrick Agency,, 649-8464. and license to fly helicopters as Roofing and Chimneyp 16-A ply in person Miss Zaldera, Mont $7.20. Porterfield’s, 240 Chapel' 118 MAIN — THREE rooms, heat, aluminum combinations, 2-car Range Hill Rd., one mile horffi of well; she belongs lo the women’s this. Don’t delay—phone ua today. Power Windows, Power Seats, Connecticut’s largest, auto­ garage, very private well shrub­ 1968 FORD FALCON, less than 300 Tint CUsLss, Cruisomatic Trans. matic and standard shift, gomery Ward, W. Middle ’Tpk*. Road, So. Windsor, 628-8391. «>“ « «»to r . EIGHT ROOM Cape. 4 . bedrooms, Vemori Circle, basement, family copter organization called Whirly But the Common Market, ap­ Find out how easy it is to switdk ROOFING—Speclailzlng repairing BIRCH CRIB and mattress, $16; 649-5229, 9-8. bed lot. Exceptional maintenance, room, storms, shutters, 'window parently under French leadership miles, best offer or take over pay­ Radio, Heater, White Walls, Plus free pick-up service, teen-age Hotpoint dryer, $25 or best offer. dining room, family room, attach Girls. to a Mobilbeat-fiKd water bsot* rootoof aU kinds, now roofs,, gut ed garage, 75x150’ lot, shade $16,too. Robert Wolverton Agen­ boxes, lovely big yard. Bank ap­ is showing little enthusiasm for ment. Rudy, 246-6859. many other accessories. This unit classroom, older and nervous ter work, cblmneyB cieaneiJ. re 876-7240. Last year she appeared before will carry factory warranty. You students our specialty, 116 THOROUGHBRED Beagle male, trees, $17,600. Phllbrick Agency, cy, Realtor, 649-2813. praisal Is $16,^ . Owner must a House subcommittee to protest letting more American goods into 1958 BUICK ROADMASTER 76, 4- paired Aluminum aiding M SECRETARY- 4 months old, $40. 843-0731. TWO ROOM apartment 149 Ook- 8100 649-8464. move at once. (Jail now on this Europe. Most of Its industries can sa:ve over $1,000. on it. Full Center St., Manchester. Call yorrs’ experience Free estimates. MISCELLANEOUS furniture for land Street. 649-1029. 9-8. FORD -STREET — 6 room frame that women were being pushed door hardtop, black, good condi­ sale, sofas, Uvlng chairs, blond V* $15,200. bargain. Glenn Roberts have now been built up to the Price $4,195. Hardly been driven. for free bool^et, 643-8662. Call Howley, 64S-S381 643-0768 RECEPTIONIST FREE — CUTE housebroken kit­ "'•‘siiSTii DOLL HOUSE — Manchester. Cute house, all utilities, needs-' point, around in the space field. But (• m U en th m tion, 55,000 mUes, new factory end tables, coffee table, Hotpoint H m new 4-M w U fonn thait Is Agency, MLS Realtors, 644-1521, she got little comfort from that, point they can supply thy home transmission. $876. CaU 643-0461. Jones Ford. 132 Allyn St. Hart­ tens, two tiger, male, and one 'm o OTtPURNISHED rooms, 4-roon) ranch, fireplace, recrea­ $12,900. Joseph Barth, Broker, ford, Conn. Open nltes till 10. dishwasher. 648-1847. ^ e r R i d i n g . Apply O len in ’s deUghtfully young and pretty. 5040-N 644-1337. or from' a conference with Vice market and look for other mar­ after 4:30. hadic-fV Repair Services 18 Excellent opportunity for a black with white spot, female. Taliorad btouss, ■with or without tion room, patio, outside dreplace, 646-0320. kets on other continents. LEARN TO DRIVE — SpecUI at­ 649-7636. Men’s Shop, 789 Main St. President Lyndon B. Johnson who 1959 PONTIAC CATALINA Conver­ career, in a worthwhile and in­ MISCELLANEOUS furniture—Pair the ooUar (nleeves aro optional): Small trianglee (that are finish­ beautifullik landscaped, $12,200. MANCHESTER — Must sell due to Europeans also resent recent in­ 1953 DeSOTO,. 4-door sedan. 1966 tention to nervous and elderly. CONNIES TV and Radio Service, Carlton W. Hutchins. 649-5182. MANCHESTER—6 room Split said tactfully that any decision on tible, White with Hydramatic, teresting position in the office occasional chairs, dining room end orinp pleated skirt. ed as you go) are set together to occupational transfer. One-year^ use o f women in space would be creases in dutes here on Imports Buick convertible, both good run­ Classroom for teen-ager. Pickup available all hours. SatisfacUdo form thla handsome coverlet! Level on a well landscaped lot, Radio, Heater, White Walls. A of a local doctor. Applicant FIVE FLUFFY kittens ft ^ . <3all table, Duncan Phyfe drum table, Ma 8100 with Patt-O-Rama le enclosed garage, rec room, 3 old 6 room raised ranch with 2-car up to the officials of NASA. of some products that American WE GIVE ning condition. Call 643-4779. service. Day or evening lessons, guantixteed. Call 649-1815. petticoat dressing table, Kelvlna- Pattern No. 6040-N has pattern MANCHESTER Vicinity — Trim, industries charge are so low real sharp car for the summer Reasonable rates. Manchester must be neat, a good typist, 649-1441. to ntosn 9, 11, U. 1«. 14, 16, 18. large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, garage. Features large kltchpn No Muscle Need months. Come In and drive this and able to meet the public. tor refrigerator. Universal stove, piece; 'full sewing and finishing cU- tidy, 5 room rsmch, with Us own with bullt-ins, lavatory in master priced as to drive the horiie pro­ GREEN STAMPS 1956 OLDSMOBILE Starfire Con­ Driving Academy. 742-7249. Moving— ^Trucking- SEPTIC TANKS Bunt 30^ to 88. Sine 11, 31% bust, trout brook, full cellar, ol! heat, fireplace, oil hot'' water heat, Scorning the idea that men vertible, fuUy automatic, excellent beauty. Full price $1,495. Don't Employment at present is on a FOUR KITTENS need good homes, large crib. Reaaonable offer ac­ skirt, 2% yards of 42-Inoh: Wonpe. reetlons. bedroorn, fireplace, plus many ex­ only should be used (or space ex­ duct off the domestic market. cepted. 646-6409. AND . aluminum combinations, 3 bed­ walking distance to school, $2,300 running condition, $425. 649-9929, wait too long on this unit as It Storage 20 part-time basis. This will be­ 8-weeks^ld, housebroken. CaU be­ •ollarlesB, IH yards. To order, send 35c in coins to tras. Pleasant setting on l(X)x200 ploration, she sayp, “ There is no The tariff battle at Geneva Is won’t last long. Jones Ford, 132 Business Services Offered 13 come a full time position. rooms, level lot, quiet neighbor do'wn, $19,500. Robert Wolverton only starting. But European de­ tween 6-6, 640-2296. RUG. ______■ To order, send 40o toi coins to: Anne Cabot, Manchester Evening Agency, Realtor, . 649-2813. lot in a most desirable neighbor­ need of muscle in space—anymore 1666 PLYMOUTH 2-door Hardtop, Allyn Street, Hartford, Open nltes MANCHESTER Package DaUvery. Pleasant surroundings, liberal ALL WOOL, beige, 8x16, PLUGOED SEWERS Herald.-U50 AVE. OF AMER­ liood, ideal, $14,600. Wolverton mands that the United States BHARPEiNINQ Servioe— Bawa, good condition, > $16 iBue Bumntt, Manoheeter Evening Agency, Realtor, 64B-2S18. hood. Want action — will consltisf than in driving a car or in fljdng a nuUnnatic transmissiem, needs tm 10. Ugbt trucking and package deliv­ benefits. Salary commensurate BOARDING MEDIUM size and I. CaU 6404I448 ICAS, NEW YORK 36. N. Y, any reasonable offer. Call owner plane.” make deeper slashes than the MORIARTY kniV68, AX6t, ibean , gHatftfl. ery. RetrlgeraUMi. w a a b ^ and after 6. H e r a ld , 11» AVE; OF AMEB­ 228 OAKLAND ST.—6 room ■ome engine work, $125. 648-5761. with experience. References, smaU dogs. Grooming Cocker MacMsa Clssati For Ist-class mailing add 10c for houBb, oil steam heat, 8 or 4 bed­ 644-0610 after 6 p.m. weekdays Mrs. Hart, who does most of the Common Market does will arouse 1961 WILLYS------JEEP------StationVagoi Wagon. rotary blades. Quick servloe. Capi­ atove muring ^Mcialty. SVSdliig both personal and business, re­ Spaniels our specialtj^ Harmony I C MEW tOBK 86. N. Y. MANCHESTER -r Clean, convent' ta Equipment Oo., 88 Mala JUST RECEIVED In trade — Elec­ * For Ist-olass maUlng add 10c fo r each pattern. Print Name, Addreee rooms, sunporch 1-oar gxrago, and anytime Weekends. cooking for the big Hart family, strong opposition among some in­ CHEVROLET. 1967, Bel Air, 2-door Here’s a real extra nice car. Has chairs tof rent. 649-OTSl quired. Box R, Herald. HIU Kennels, Hehnni Road, ent, compact, no problem with dustries here. Other American BROTHERS Manchester. Hours dally 7-6. tric console in good condition, Web pattom. Print Name, Ad- with Zon'e and Pattern Number. maintenance, cheaper than rent­ large utility shed, large lot nice­ sums Op her views this way: Hardtop, V-8, automatic, excel­ radio, heater, white walls, very ton, 643-6427. torproofing Done. firms, anxious to widen their Eu­ lent. 643-4830. % low mileage. Full price <995. Pay Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. THH AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO. sews like new, mahogany cabinet, dram with Zone, Style No. and Just 50c for the NewN ’63 At ing, 4 hxim Cape, full cellar, ly Ijawned and shrubbed. All city $12,900 — 3 BEDROOM RANCH, “ Why must we handicap our­ 643-7958. Moving, pacldng. storagt, local $35. Singer Sewing Center, 882 'jum! Many lovely designs! DlraC' utilities, bus at door. Price re- built-in stove, oomblnatlon storms, selves with the idea that every ropean markets, will' be just as M l 3 -5 1 3 5 only $146. down cash or trade and i - ^______aluminum combinations, 8 bsd anxious for American negotiators W Me r c u r y s e d a n , resonaWe Md long distance. Agents for Articles f o r Sale 45 Main St., Manchester. 648-sm. tions for suit end afghan in knit; duce<$ to $13,900. Drive by and recreation room, njeely land­ woman’s place is In the kitchen WOMEN TO conduct Stanley par­ Mmd now for Bask) Fashion, rooms, walk-up expandable attic to get every possible tariff cut t e ^ e k Ml*. CaU 6tf-0797 after REMOVAL pruning, and Wheaten Van LInea, Ihc. world­ McK in n e y b r o s . dolly, edgings and aUppers in $12,000. Wolverton Agency, R eal' look at this home. Frank Mott, scaped lot; high elevation. (Jarl- despite what her talereht and capa- 301-315 CM ftr Sf. ®t., Hartford.] lot cleariog. Frank C. Noble, ties. Average earnings $86 to $76 FOR SALE — Flat stone tor walla, WRINGER WA8HINO macfalne, Wi llis and summer ’68, our com- abroad they son. Mites till 10. wide movers. Free oar uaelnL Pk

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T C E sl).AY. JUNE 4._ 1968 A vte*«t DaHy Net Frees Run Foettis Week Ended The WiKthtH lllanrlriPBtpr JEornittg H^ralb *n»s 1, 1968 ' Foraeast of U. I. WaattoC Mrs. MarUn K. Alvord,' > Oak­ The newly eleoted executive Vaiuuurt, 87 ComaM 8t.; Jamas Partly suimy, wane, ABnint Town land S t, and Mrs. Charles S. board of the Guild of Our Lady of Blavto, 86 ArnottRd.; Mra Martha 13,920 afternoon wltii widely House, Westland St, both alumnae 8t. Bcutholomew’s Church w ill Hospital Notes RandaU, 88 Baldwin Rd.; Mni. ^ m b e r a t the Audit showers tonight. Pnrtfr jneaqr, y i — iCMteUne Amlrault, dau(h- of Wellesley College, plan to at* meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Anna Parker, 10 Coleman Rd.; of ChmilattoB warm and fnmid ThunJ agr mfter- school. Front End ter of M n. Lionel Amlrault, S7 tend the annual W ^ ^ e y week­ VWtiiig hoora mn $ 8o 8 pjnr. Mra. Mary Palmer, 11% School M anchester^A City of Village Charm noon with scattered sbowers. < XAnox St, was recently crowned end, Thursday through Sunday, at for all areas, except nmteniit3r> S t: Olof Undholm, Andover; Mrs. queen of clu e day oeremonles at the college at WeUesley, Mass. Mjemhers of St. Mary’s S^isco- where they are B to 4 pun., and Arllne Griffin, Frencfli Rd., Bolton; pal Guild will meet Thursday at Special Bay Path Junior College, Ix>ng- 6:80 to 8 pun. and pHvaie rooma, Mra. Maricm Covllle Broad Brook; VOL. LXXXB, NO. 209 . (TWENTY-POUR PAGE^IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1963 meadow, Masa. She was also presi­ The Little Theater of Manches­ 10:48 a.m. at the church parking where they are 10 aun. to 8 p.m. Mra. AureUa Caaelll, 85 S. Main (OlBatffied Advertising on Page 82) PRICE SEVEN CENTD ter will have open casting tonight lot amd leave for a picnic in Guil­ VMtbra are requested not to S t; Douglas Bennett, 99 MoKm R * « .$ I 2U0 dent of the senior class at the ford. school and received the president's and Thursday at 8 p.m. for “Boy unofce in patients’ rooms. No more St ; Mra. Agnea Aldrich. Amston; gold key for achieving dean’s list Meets Olrl,” Its faU production, in than two visitors at one time per Mra. Mona Albert, 635 Center S t; (1) AUON FRONT END ~ The Golden Age Club will meet (8) BALANCE FRONT status for her two years at Bay the drama group’s rooms at the patient. Mra. Harriet AW>e. Wapplng: former technical school. School St. Thursday at 2 p.m. at the former Jamaa Scarpello, East Hartford; W HEELS—REG. |4J)0 ^ t h . She is also a member of technical school. School St. Final (8) OHEOK FRONT WHEEL Macoon Key, senior honor society. Rehearsals win begin In Septem­ ADMITTED YE3STBJHDAY: Mra. Marilyn WatU and daughter, ber. plans will be discussed for sum­ Mrs. Gloria WandyCh, 110 Irving 97 Wells St.; Mrs. Frances Nadeau BEARENOS mer outings. St.; Mlse Eknelia Lamberg, 76 Oak and son, Wapplng; Mra. Valerie (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM A benefit social ^xmsored by St.; Robert Purvte Jr., North Cov­ ttie Legion AKOdliary and sched­ Miss Judith Rivers of 46 Faulk­ Kelleher and son, Wapplng. Judge Bars Gov. Wallace Alpina Society will meet tomor; entry; Mra Mary Anne Kingsley, uled for Thursday at the home of ner Dr. is co-chairman of a re­ DISCHARGED TODAY: WU- ALL FOUR ONLY union committee of Albertus Mag­ row at the Italian American Club, 260 Wetherell St.; Mrs. Phyllto Mns. J. F. Wallet 147 Waranoke Eldridge St. Refreshments will be 11am Diana, 66 CUnton St.; Stew­ nus College, New Haven. The event Parkin, 46 Hamlin St.; Joseph art Kennedy, 6 Main St.; Christo­ Rd., has been poe^Mned indef­ served. Aral, Wapplng; Mrs. GerUnde initely. will be held Saturday and Sunday pher Beech, East Hartford; Mra. at the college. M atl^ , 87 N. Main St, Rockville; Doris Douglas, BJaat Hanford. $ A.9 5 The Army-Navy Auxiliary will Mrs. Mhry Twsroy, Ndrth Oxford, Lakota Council, Degree o f Poca­ meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Mass.; Mrs. Jiine Walsh, 30 Fred­ hontas, will meet and nominate The Holy Family Mothers Cir­ clubhouse. WON’T PRESS m s LUCK cle wUl meet Thursday at 8 p.m. erick Rd.; Dr. S. Francis Galaoso, otnoers Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. 13 Green Manor Rd.; Mrs. EUlza- 'JOHANNESBURG. South Africa at Odd Fellows Hah. There wiU at the home of Mrs. J. F. Squires, Members of the Legion Auxil­ (AP) — Denis Groves, curator SERVICE ON ALL From Integration Stand beth BModorczyk, 25 %erwood be a social time with refreshments 82 Oxford St. Co-hostess will be CONVENTIONAL MAKES Mrs. E. G. O’Brien. iary have been Invited to a Neigh­ Circle; Donald Gowdy, Coventry; of the Transvaal snake park near after the meeting. borhood Night tomorrow at 8 p.m. Miss Josephine Deoato, 71M Blue- here, has resigned to become a at the Legion Home, Main St., field Dr.; Mrs. AiHlrey Wentworth, game warden after having been The Glastonbury Young Repub­ South Windsor. 20 Highland S t; Robert McVey, bitten 10 times by poisonous MORIARTY licans will sponsor a ride down the snakes. Connecticut River Saturday at 40 Pine HUl St.; George King, 280 Disabled American^' Veterans Woodbridge St.; Susan Edwards, Groves said “ In 21 years I've Rockefeller to Run Injunction 7:30 p.m. The boat will leave from Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at Ellington; Wendy Schmeddlng, 606 been bitten 21 times by snakes BROTHERS RUMMAGE the Middletown landing. A buffet 7:30 p.m. at the VFW Home. Gardner St.; A lw Schreiber, RFD and snakes have spat In my face wUl be served and the "Gin Bottle 21 times. That makes neat figur­ TEL. Ml 8-S188 n 3; Robert NoUn, Warehouse Point; 801-815 CENTER ST. Five plus One’’ wUl play Dixieland Miss Ann Rogers, Mansfield Cen­ ing. I don't want to spoil the fig­ Prohibits SALE jazz. Those interested may contact ter; Mrs. Betty Harrington, 25 ures by pushing my luck. Any­ Associates Claim Mrs. Truman Crandall, 58 White how, the change will do me good.’’ Sponsored By B'nal B’rith St. Red Cross Visit Seaman Circle. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Door Stand Mott’s Community Hall daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold • WASHINGTON (AP)—Associates said today that New Hose Oo. 2, Town Fire Depart­ Slated June 12 Glidden, 331 Oakland St.; a son to ment, is sponsoring a baseball trtp York Gov. Nelson A. Rockeleffer has marked October on his Wednesday and Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dufour, 159 BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (AP) to Boeton for a Yankee-Red Sox The Red Cross bloodmoblle will WEDhfESDAY S-P-E-C-l-A-L! calendar for .an expected public plunge into the 1964 GOP June 5 and June 6 game, June 22, for active and Oakland St. —A federal judge today bar­ make Its monthly visit to Man­ BIRTH TODAY:_^A daughter to (SB3RVED EVERY WEDNESDAY) presidential nomination contest. » A.M. to 4 P.M. honorary members of the depart- chester Wednesday, Jime 12. Mr. and Mrs. Howard FTtts, Wap- Rockefeller's performa'nce at an red defiant Gov. George C. ment. Those Interested may con­ It will be stationed from 10:45 plng. Albany news conference Tuesday Wallace f| :om ■ his avowed FREE COFFEE tact the firehouse. Reservations CHICKEN IN THE BASKET. overcome any political liability close Sunday, June 16. a,m. to 6:30 p.m. at East Catholic DISCHARGEID YE38TERDAY: >/t BROILER and FRENCH FRIES. strengthened the conviction of Re­ connected with his marriage to doorway stand against enroll­ High School, 815 Hilliard St. Kevin Walsh, 43 Ridge St.; Karen publican leaders that the governor Margaretta Fitler Murphy, di­ ment (^ Negroes at the Uni- Prospective donors may make has every intention of fighting for vorced mother of four children, versijy of Alabama. appointments to give at times con­ Blnjoy Your Favorite the iu>mltm.Uon. One of them said when he told repoilers: "One has he had been informed this would The injunction by U.S. Dist. venient to them by calling the Legal Beverage Here . . to see life and the problems of Judge Seybourn H. Lynne prohib­ Red Cross office. Walk-in donors II FRANK’S be confirmed by an October an­ life to understand it. Love and un­ nouncement. its Wallace or anyone in concert are also Invited. The monthly LAZY "N 623 MAIN STREET derstanding are the two greatest with him from ^ysically intor- quota is 150 pints. Rockefeller himself brought up forces In life.” ferlng with court ordered desegre­ CHICKEN BARBECUE CAFE CORNER OF PEARL the matter of hla political future. Nobody yet has betn? able to gation of the state institution. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Gallants Mark 25th Anniversary RANCH When reporters popped questions gauge accurately the political ef­ The order does not ban Wallace e CATERINO TO SMALL PARTIES e at him, he replied that he still fect of Rockfeller's remarriage af­ EDUCATIONAL BUILDING, BOLTON CENTER Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gallant of 89 Olcott Dr. celebrated their sil­ from the campus. (Benefit of the Edncatloqjtl Building) P O N Y RIDES considers himself a potential can­ ter a divorce from his wife of 31 ver wedding anniversary Sunday wiith an ( ^ n house at their tring Nuisance on Trees didate for the nomination and does years. In clear language, the Alabama- ivot believe his remarriage will New York Republican State born jurist spelled out federal au-. SATURDAY. JUNE B home. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Kirby of PltUnfleld, son-in-law 787 LYDALL ST. Clinging almost uncontrollably on trees in Manchester premacy and swept away any ve«- and daughter of the couple, were host and hostess. About 200 (Near Lake St.) damage his chances of getting it. Ohalnnan Fred A. Young said In S SERVINOS—8:00 and 6:80 PJVI. and vicinity this spring are tent caterpillars. Herald The governor may have struck tige of validity In the state aov- attended the event. The Gallants were manied May 28, 1938, Photographer Sinch Ofiara found the tent above, with­ ereignfy power claimed by Wal­ ADULTS $2.00—CHILDREN $1.00 OPEN EVENINGS a key note in his camjpeign to (Continued on Page Three) In Blast Hairtford. They are members of South Methodist 4 PJK. to 8 PJtf. SPECIAL! WED., THURS., PRI. and .SAT. out any trouble, loaded with crawling caterpillars. This lace. For Reservations Phone 648-1678 or 640-2901 Church. (Herald photo by Ofiara). SATTTRDAY-SUNDAY has been a familiar but unwelcome sight for the past “ The governor of a sovereign state has no authority to obstruct MEN'S LADIES' and several weeks. The ’pillars, who feast on leaves, causing or prevent the execution of the much damage, will later become moths. lawful orders of - a court of the CHILDREN'S President in Warning United States,” Lynne wrote In an HALF SOLES opinion which ended in a moving PATIO COVERS appeal to Alabama's people. "They Roll Up and Down” HALF SOLES On How to Avoid War The 56-year-old jurist to ability of man to triumph over the In Old Saybrook Luigi Ce.n>toz, Vaitioan Vice-Chamberlain. P o ^ John XXIII ism.” adjourn no later than midnight to­ to confer among themsedvee and 4errible locoes he has created. had ordered the tower as a private apartment. (AP Photofax). L3mne did i)ot elaborate. 301 Canter St. IHOUSE &. HALE night. If agreement can not be We believe In the dignity of man The Judge said it was clear that J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. return to hie office In aixmt an OLD SAYBROOK (AP) — One ROLLED UF SHOE ' REPAIRING SERVICE reached on the budget for the com­ hour. and his eternal right to be free. unless an injunction was issued, FRESH CAUGHT CONN. RIVER SHAD 31 BISSELL ST. Phone Ml 9-7322 Ml 3-5135 ing biennium, Dempsey will have And we believe, finally, that we Middletown youth was hospitalized irreparable injury , would result USB OUR OAK STREET ENTRANCE — 648-4128 Asked by newsmen if lid was are going to prevail.’’ and others charged with to call the Legislators back for a considering taking his case di­ “ from obstruction to the lawful •pedal session. A bill tiiait would allow mu- The academy was the first stop breach'of peace after an aUeged orders of this court and the con­ BUCK S H A D 2 to 8 Lbs. Each Lb. 21c DOOR rectly to the full memiberahlp of nlclpalitieB tp set the Stmday on a fast-paced tour of four West­ rumble with imidentUied Old Thousands of Mourners Leaders of both parties filed Into the General Assemibly, Dempsey sequent impairment of the judi­ cdoeing time at 11 p.m. in­ ern states that will give Kennedy Saybrook youths last night in Old cial process of the United States." CMIOPIES Dempsey's office this morning for said this had come up during the stead of 9 p.m. "fOT Uquor out­ a conference that took nearly an an up-to-date look at space age Saybrook. Wallace earlier had said he ROE S H A D S to 4 Lbs. Each Lb. 39c leadership meeting. lets Is before the H e n ^ after defense plus a chance to do some Hospitalized was John Woods, 20. View Pontiff in Death . vri hour, but when It was over they "I said I had given a great deal passing the House. Yt was ap­ old-fashioned politicking. wanted to stand alone to confront He siiiffered cuts and scrapes and the students. reported there was stiU disagree­ of consideration to taking It upon proved in the lower house yes­ In his academy speech, Ken­ a possible brain concussion. MITTIHA AACTC9 ment. myself to tuldress myself to a terday allter an hour erf de­ nedy acknowledged that “ new "We don't want anyone ait tfie . Charged were Louis Ferrigno, University o< Alalxuna TENDER, SHOULDER HOME STYLE Republican leaders told the Gov­ bate. The measure, aimi(w weapons of massive retaliation” 19, Raymond Miller, 21, and Ernest VATICAN CITY (A P )— In silence and awe, tens of thou­ ex.ceplt'^- v u 11inu vvaia: ernor, however, that they expected (Continued on Page Ten) to one vetoed by the Oover^ those who are authorized to be have, toeir greatest value because Rode, 19, all of Middletown. sands of people filed past the body of Pope John XXIII in there,” he told ah educational fra­ nor two yearn ago, would ap­ they tend to discourage potential State Police at Westbrook Tro St. Peter’s Basilica today. BEEF STEAK PATIO COVERS ply only to liquor outlets that <9 ternity. ' POTATO SALAD war makers. But he said national said the four went to Middle­ As they had their last look at a humble Pope who had been Wallace aimounced he would go For Free Estimates Call need more protection? are ordinarily open on Sun- security will not be achieved sex Memorial Hospital, Middle- Adjournment Scheduled Tonight daye. closer to the people than most, the cardinals of the Roman on statewide television tonigtat and “ slhqply by piling up bigger stocks town, for treatment for injuries Sunday to urge peoiple to keep Lb. 59c of bombs or burying our missiles they said were suffered during a Catholic Church took up their duties of interim administra­ away from the campus. Lb. 35c BILL TUNSKY A UB. District Court c o m under bigger piles of concrete.’’ swimming accident. Later they ad­ tion and sorrowful tradition, f OUT FROM TOP on reappoitlomnent of the He n ot^ that “ human failures The Army moved support units CHOICE BEEF! mitted being injured during a fight. The 32 cardinals In Rome held of trucks and other vehiclea into' Real Tasty and Delicious! Stack of 'Bills Awaiting House of Representatives and and follies' have too often been Police said the fight started when a 70-mlnute meeting. A Vatican 649-9095 rediStriotlng of the State Sen­ the rule instead of the exception’’ Pope. Altered Rule Ft. McClellan, about 60 milea to Old Saybrook youth reportedly ob­ source said they decided to call the northeast, where 2,000 federal ate has bem postponed until in an imperfect world. jected to the Middletown boys dat­ a conclave June 19 for the election Aug. 1. The postponement Then he declare^d: “ The surest On Death Chamber troops are cm standby for poosBile ing Old Saybrook girls. of a new pontiff. use in racial troubles. « Governor’s Signature was the second In the oase. way tp bring on ‘thb war that can­ Carpenters already were at The first was to July 12. Re- not happen’ is to i^t back and There were major developments y o u r m u t u a l s a v i n g s b a n k ------:____ Asaista from Army work on construction for the con­ Burial and Voting in the civil rights field Tueaday pu/btteana are expected to ask assiwe ourselves that' lt cannot clave In and around the Sistine the court to dismiss a com­ happen.” NEW LONDON (AP) — A in the nation’s capital and in Itis- HARTFORD (A P)—^The stack of bills awaiting the Gov- Chapel where the cardinals will VA-nCAN CITY (AP)—Soon sissippi and North Oarolina. plaint about House apportion­ As things stand, he sald.x “ our Rhode Island mother whose two chose Pope John’s successor. arnor’s signature grew today, as the Legislature headed ment. Democratiic counsel is national security, in a period of sons gradueited from differen/t ...... learned of his mortal Prudent Kennedy met with 100 toward adjournment at midnight. expected to oppose the GOP At the meeting the dean of the, business execirtivee and lurged rapid change, will depend oh con­ service academies today planned , Prench-bom * ^»Pe -^ohn X X in person- mCtion." stant reappraisal of accepted doc­ them to speed up a quiet, volun- Both houses completed legislative action on a heavy to aittend boUi oonunencements— Eugene Tisserant, smashed Pope changed 0»e rules for the schedule of bills in long sessions last night. trine, on alertness to new developv trtto an assist from the Army— tary integration p rog ra m The Republican leadership ments, on imagination and r^ bulG a .heavy morning fog may John’s fisherman’s ring with a papal death chamber, burial, and Among the meuures passed by^ , was reportedly ready today to hammer and chisel. A new ring, the voting in conclave that will (Oontinued on Page Ten) the Hoiue and mnt to the Gov­ sourcefulness and new Ideas.’’ * have put a wet bla^et on the tablishing a two-year community appoint William Graham of Kennedy combined his scoffing whole deal. the symbol of papal authority, will elect his ■ successor, ernor were bUls that would; college. Hartford, a Negro attorney, to be created for the new pontiff. The new rules were in an apos- Require the etate to repair or at the notion of an effective nu­ Mrs. Margaret Shepard (rf Pas- I960 Allow the issuance of apeolal re­ the State Forfeited Rights clear stalemate with ridicule of ooag saw Arthur Shepard, III, 23, The people came singly and In tollc letter, signed by his own pay for the repairs of sidewalks funding bonds for the Connecticut Commission. Graham, the groups to see Pope John In death, hand. The letter was written Sept. on property abutting roads udder the Idea that “ the future of the graduate from the Coast Guard Shoe SalonI Turnpike. Proponents said issu JIOP's unsuccessful candidate Air Force Is mortgaged to an ob- Academy alt 11 a.m. She was Romans and visitors moved Into 5, 1962, and publish^ O ct 20, HOUSE &. HALE CHEVROLET CORVini ' construction. This would include ance of the l^ d s , beginning in for State Treasurer last fall, the basilica and down its main 1962. Bulletins removal of ice and imow. Main St., Manchester, Corner of Oalc WTilte with red Interior. Radio, heater, automatic tranamia- 1969, would take advantage of would succeed foriner State Culled from AP Wires Phone 643-4123 P aion. Two tops. , Raise the state payment for par­ lower interest rates and save the Rep. Prosper Lavleri, R- (Continued on Page Nine) (Oontinued on Page Nine) tial support of students at Oak state more than 17.5 million. Barkhamsted. SEE AND DRIVE THIS ONE TODAY! HUl School for the Blind In Hart­ Set up a nine-member advisory ford from $1,9(X) per year to board to direct the Connecticut (Continued on Page Twenty-three) PLAN DEMONSTRA’nONS '63 MERC. $2495 82,1<)0. State supports to the insti- Mental Health Center, a Joint fa­ Served as Medical Corps Sergeant LOS ANGELES (AP) — Negro '60 CHEV. $1595 tutlon amount to about 53 or 54 cility of the State Department of and white intergratioiiists say Monterey 2-door sedan, radio, Impala 4-door sedan. Radio, heater, standard trwsmis- per cent of its operating costs, the Mental Health and Yale Univer­ they will resort to Blrmlngham- S»OS heater, automatic transmis­ House was told. The school has sity. Place Fishing; Ban type demonstrations in Los Ange­ sion, V-8 engine. White with sion. Pope Brought to thci Papacy n blue interior. One owner, low ■bout'145 pupils. Allow the transfer of retirement les *0 a conference with govern- mileage. '62 ALPINE $1995 Permit two or more towns to On Canada Waters iiient and business leaders Thurs­ ^ - A '* ’ (Sunbeam). Radio, heater. All Join, sriU>Ject to toferendum, In es­ (Oontinued on Page Bight) Diplomat, Pastor Expedience day fails to bring about firm '-/ -h - ih '-A '61 C O M E T $1395 red with black top. For Foreign Boats steps toward total integratloa. M 4-door station wagon. Radio, Dr. Christopher Taylor, presi­ heater, standard transmis­ dent of the Los Angeles branch '59 LINC. $1645 OTTAWA (AP) — Canada Is go­ VATICAN CITY (AP) -A In a addressed him In person instead sion. , 4-door. White with blue. Interi­ of . the National Association for ■?f( 1 ' fjV] ing to ban foreign fishermen with­ matter 0$ weeks the, beehiv^crown of the personal "tu.” the Advancement of Colored Fe^ or. Radio, heater, full 'power. of the Roman Catholic Church will '61 T-BIRD $2995 No Hope of Survivors in 12 miles of Its coast, apparently i The ' stocky 23-year-old priest pie, told a news conference Tues­ Hardtop. Beige with beige In- Excellent condition. t> be placed on the head of a new pleaded against it to no E^ail. to shut out the Russians and the Pope. day that “ demands and dead­ \terior. Radio, heater, full The newly ordained priest iwas line's’’ would be presented at the . power One owner. '62 RAMB. $1495 Classic 4-door sedan. Radio, Japanese. Another .purpose may 'The world’s half billion Roman sent in 1904 to Bergamo, near his conference. heater, automatic transmis­ be to haihper spying by Soviet Catholics will have a new spiri­ beloved birthplace of Sotto 11 Mon­ '61 F A L C O N $1295 In DC7 Airliner Crash tual ruler possessing the titles of 4-door sedan. Blue. Radio, sion. trawlers. te, as secretary to a remarkable FOOD POI80NINO vicar of Jesus Christ, bishop of bishop. heater, standard transmis­ American fishermen likely will Rome, supreme pontiff of the uni­ WEST POINT, N.y. (AP)— sion. ' '60 OLD5. . $2045 ALASKA (A P)— ^Anxious. Wives, parents and other rela­ Father'RoncalU’s 10 years with not be affected. Assurances that versal Church, patriarch of the Bishop Giacomo Radini-Tedeschi About 50 distinguished ytsitors “98'' convfcrtlble. White with special arrangements will be '62 CHEVY $1695 red Vinyl Interior. Radio, tives had Waited for some hopeful word on the fate of 101 I West, primate of Italy, archbishop of Bergamo, while simultaneously became Ul of fo^ poisoning af­ 4-door sedan. Radio, heater, persons aboard a military-chartered DC7 airliner which worked out with the United States of the Roman Province and sov- serving as a professor at the Dio­ ter luncheon awards Tuesday at hrater, Hydramatic, electric accompanied Prime Minister Les­ standard transmission. windows. crashed into the sea off the coast of British Columbia. ' ereign of the state of Vatican cesan seminary, did much to form the U.S. Military Academy. Al­ Oar researdi department has ter B. Pearson’s announcement City. ' the independent cast of mind that though about 26 spent the night But measages Tuesday from^ Tuesday that Canada will extend In the base hosirftal, none was tfUpa at the scene Indicate there IVhat qualitieA' should a man marled his papal reign. supervisor, a former school teach­ Its exclusive fishing zone from bring to this office that Roman seriously Ul, said Lt. CoL Ev­ “WONDER” White Galf 'hi WILLYS JEEP was tM hope of survlvons. three miles next May.' Bishop Radinl-Tedeshl was a •1995 er recalled to duty, a sg^Wler, his Catholics consider the bridge be- man ahead of his time. He drew erett O. Post, information of­ the &cts to help you... AA-6% to 9 Debris and bits of bodies were Pearson told the House of CSom- ficer. The banquet, held at- ttw White crushed kid in high and CJ-5, Blue, full canvas top and many extras. One owner. jylfe and daughter a girl student, f tween heaven and earth? upon himself the wrath of conser­ B—5 to 9 picked up from squally North mohs that foreign fishing pressure Officer’s Club, was for donors medium heel. AA-6% to 9; B- *' 1 nudflc and the rescue ships ra­ and a stewardess who probably Pope John XXIII brought to vative Italian industrialists by all- along the AUantlc Ck»st has in­ the papacy the experiences of of awards presented t o . out­ Starting out? 5 to 9. 7.99 dioed that “evidence indicated an wouldn’t have \tmaP on the [dane out support of a Bergapio factory U do Id tAn O v Research Dqiartineot If the airline had known she was creased enormously over the last both diplomat and pastor, gained standing numbers of the olaaa “What every 39 bnpaet bt great force.” I workers’ strike in days when labor localed in Hartfbtd has a wealth ctf information iiiii! married. five years, not only depleting off­ ] from 28 years abroad as an apos- organizing was considered akip' to of 1968 which is graduated to­ investor should Among those on board the four- lircmicaUy, one of the passen­ shore fisheries resources but pos­ tolle legate and five years in the I anarchy. day. No cadets beozme UL Post dfFn at d n r fingordpe. Today’s fast changing ing other problems. know”r-an interest- engine propeUer—driven North­ gers. T. Aimon T. Rushing, important see of patriarch of Ven­ The bishop once said he relied vsaid. MORIARTY west Orient Airlines plane were 13 Pearson did not elaborate. He nMuitBt leqairec fast, acenrate facte to mtdee. ing and enlighten­ a career man in the Air Force ice. ^ . Jt on Father Roncalli for his judi­ women, including two stew- may have had In mind fears in im p o rtan t decsioos. When you want iitforma- ing booklet... x had picked up survlvorB of planes He also brought personal qual­ ciousness and good sense. Father CONCLAVE JUNE M . summer, \ frost...' some quarters of spying by the yoitrs free. Visit, sidessea and 20 children ranging that dUohed In the sea during hie ities of unusual kindness, a pro­ Roncalli remained his attentive VATICAN CITY (AP)—A Vat- t k o in a h n n y . . . v is i t die Putnam office from 10 months to the late teens. huge Soviet fishing fleet that op­ found sense of charity and an abil­ your nearest years in’ service, erates regularly' In the region. aide until World War I came In tioan source said today cardinals BROTHERS Besides a crew o f six, the plane Bobble F. Rushing of Nortbport, ity to penetrate quickly to ~the Europe. « the Roman OattMile Ohurak Putnam offia*. carried 58 servicemen, 90 military Canadian fishermen, have ex­ heart of a matter. ^ Glide inside, for instant coolness. Feet realiy 301 CENTER 5TREET — 643-5135 Ala., said her huitoand’s fate is pressed concern for’ years over The future Pope, who bad al­ will call a iwaolave June 19 la dependenta and 16 other civilians “in the hands of (Sod.” but “un­ The north Italian farm family ready volunteered for a year’s In­ elect the successor ol Pope John Oo^dwice from Hartford County’s Oldest —employes of the Defense De­ foreign competition. from which he came was very ilii do feel cooler in white.. .-and look smarter. Continental — Bleronry r - ' less the plane exploded, I’m sufe Homer Stevens, secretary-treas­ fantry service wmle a seminarian, X X m . That decision was laksa 4-Wbeel DrlVe WUlys VeUoto D e a ^ partment and their families. he’s all right because he would much aware, when he celebrated received In 1915 one of the first at the first meeting of the mntt- urer of the independent United his first moss in August 1904, that POTNAM &CO. In American Girl whites, particularly! n ie y had gathered at McOord know what to do.” Fishermens' Union of British (3ol- TEi (FUL FAREWELL-^Te&rs flow freely as John calls In the Bergamo area. He nals as nnterim ralera of Ittf Air Fores Base, Wash., from all Bushing, who was on his way Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli was now served first*as a medical corps Church. Preaent at thla Open 9 to 6 Daily — Open 6:30 to 9 Thurs. Eve. umUa, called Tueaday r^ht for Kennedy Jr., is left . . . ______Father Roncalli. ^ . . o f the ooimtxy for Monday’s to a new station, wss 81 montfri Inclusion of American, flwermen benind today gt nearby Andrews Air sergeant, then as a chaplain ■•■■Ion, which laatad te Open 9 to 12 Saturdays , OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9:30 t o 5:30--THufcsDAY 9:30 t o 9:00 ' Anrttorage, Alsaika. •way from retirement in the new ban. Force Base— his daddy took o ff in the presidential j'e t on From that hour on, hla parents lieutenant in military boapitals. ware aboot 89 and his nine brothars and - sisters inelwled a moUisr snd bar a ^ w estm n tour which includes an OYSi^ht ▼isit’to^Ha- Hq aa,w no front-Una aervloa. ragulaily ara to. Insisted on using only tiie fonfial day auwa af M 'd s ugfaters, a RsdT Ortm I) wwL (AP Photolax.) ...... *vol" you whanaver thay mi «N«) '4

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