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;j ; ; v - .'.fc - . ■»/ WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1968 iianrlfpBt^r ■ ■ ■ ; 1 ■ ■' ' ' N et Preaa Rub Tile W ca^sa, Chester, was treated at Man asked General Manager Richard Aiian Bank Planned RANGE 1 e< C . a. chester Memorial Hospital for htarChT to look into a new plan n . ISMS minor back injuries. Board Seeks New Method AM) Driver, 16, Held Police ssUd Prescott'e car, that would aasesa the eoet of tnfj^PBD NATIONS, N.Y. the trunk sewer on both an An Aslan development bank FUEL O IL 14,190 eastbound, swerved and spun In Keeney Sewer Problem aturlfwt^r lEu^mttg ■Ight. Leer hi SSe. In 2 - Car Crash around and then collided with acreage and a fronM oot basis. wHh |1 btmon capital is the GASOLINE nhar el Oie'iMUt tooeamw. HIsh afe< the westbound car operated by The inMieU ooet tar the larg- goal, of a U.N. :Special Fund raM «C OrmdaOoa Rollins. Prescott is scheduled Because a plan proposed last^levylng the cost of the sewers eat part of th« projeot would be m eetii« late tMs yebr BCAFB. ManeheUer— A City o f ViUaga Charm Robert Prescott, 16. of Mans to appear in Manchester Cir paikf by the developer, who the U,N. Boonomks Commission field has been charged with week for sewering the Keeney against developers only, dis cuit Court June 21. Trooper St. area has been judged to be cussed last week was definitely would receive the assessment for -Asia and the Far Beat, BANTLY OIL reckless driving after his car Alan Pease Investigated. BfANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1965 (ClMirtllod Adveritafaig on Page SS) PRICE SEVEN CENTS spun around on Rt.'44A near illegal, the town will look into unequitable. paiyments orver a given length would-be the fkamework of the COMI’ ANY IN( VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 202 (TWENTY-BIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) a new method of distributing Any cost distribution must be of time. bank’s acgenlaattoa Bolton Lake last night and col-, 87,000 E.\RN S10,e00 tided with a car going in the the cost of the proposed sewer made “on a fair and equitable The dUreotors asked MaKin ;;.!1 M.\»N Srm -KI NEW YORK—Although moi^e project. Researchers are keeping milk opposite direction. basis against all benefltlng to have the ptan prepared iia TKI.. llt'.M than 26 million U.S. women Town Counsel Irving Aronson property owners,” Atty. Aron detail ao that H could be oon- unrefiigeratod^’ for six months The other driver, Eiizabeth work, only 87,000 earn $10,000 told the board of directors last son said. sfdered at an early June meet without M sbiutng under a new Yale Ode Chinese Rollins of 172 Main St„ Man- or more a year. night that an assessment plan. So instead, the directors ing. procem.: Events NEW HA'VEN (AP)— The Yale senior class ode is going to be in Chinese thiff U.S. Reported Asking ''year, instead of the- tradl------. ■' ; ^ In State dittonal Latin or Greek. OPEN 6 DAYS — THURSDAY NIGHTS TILL ,9 P.M. Its author is Richard, G. Fabian of Dallas, TeX., who House Passes majored in Chinese studies. TRY THIS Fabian submitted his poem HOUSE when he heard there was a Bill Curbing dearth of entries. Broad Dominiean Rule The class ode is declaim MADRAS Lie Detectors ed by its author at class day ceremonies each year. WASHINGTON (AP) — HARTFORD (AP) — Fabian describes his of The chiefs of the two rival fering as a "natur’e poem” Dominican factions will weekend... Employers would be pro in two stanzas, utilizing PRICE ON both have to step aside if Miss Karen M. Sibrinsz, the HALE N EW SU M M ER hibited from using lie de seven-syllable verse. Misses' Junior the revolt-tom country is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Main Street—Manchester FASHION SEPARATES tectors on their employes He said that the class ode Michael Sibrinsz of 98 Hamlin under a bill passed b.v the is traditionally humorous, to get a government broad St, has been selected as liter but "there's no such thing ly acceptable to the people, FOR SIZE • BLOUSES COnON SHIFTS SWIM House today and sent- to as funny Chinese poetry.” ary editor of the student year V St’..* > -' the Senate. Johnson administration book of Bay Path Junior Col sources said today. lege, Longmeadow, Mass. She •BERMUDAS • Democrats tried unsuccessful SUITS ly to amend the measure to al Such a settlement would elim Is in the executive secretarial inate any key role for either program. • KNIT POLOS low the state police and local Clash Seen AUTHENTIC IMPORTED poMce departments — in thedr Brig. Gen. Antonio Imbert Bar rera, who head.s the junta gov Airman 3.C. James D. Caine, YOUR CHOICE capacity as employers—to con tinue to use the tests on men In Passage ernment, or Col. Francisco Cm* aon of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. 8.90 mano Deno, the rebel leader. Caine of 94 Chambers St., Is HANDWOVEN INDIAN applying for police jobs. Regular to 10.99 Rep. Robert J. Testo, D- And with no political solution home on 30-day leave after yet in the deeply divided nation, completing courses in traffic Bridgeport, sponsor of the Of Vote B ill Choose your new amendment, said use of lie de the Inter-American Force — control at Keesler Air Force 2 3. now mo.stly U.S. troops — will suit from o u r tectors on job applicants should Base. Biloxi. Miss. At the figure - flattering WASHINGTON (AF) — Sen have to stay on the scene for a completion of his leave, he will be continued in the c€ise of po styles . . . all lice departments because of the ate passage oi the administra con-siderable period of time, it report to Ent Air Force Base, REGULAR 1.99 EACH from famous tion’s voting rights bill has set was stated. Colorado Springs, Colo., for ad "undque position that the law makers. Blous- enforcement has in our so up an eventual clash with the This view of the Dominican ditional study. The airman is a ons, sheaths, boy House over the banning of poll situation was given to newsmen 1964 graduate of Manchester e BLOUSES . . . Cotton ciety.” ^ legs and 2-plecers The amendment was defeated taxes in state and local elec in the wake of the return High School. and blends, large va tions. riety of styles, prints, sizes 32-38. 129-90 on a roll call vote. Wedne.sday of McGeorge BUndy, Minority Leader William T. That is the chief difference President Johnson’s adviser on SPORT COATS stripes, solids, plaida between the bill that sailed To Elect Mayor Sizes 32-38. Sliea. D-Meriden then said that national security affairs. John although they would prefer a through the Senate Wednesday son sent Bundy to Santo Domin SPECTACULAR bill exempting police depart by a 79-19 vote after five weeks go nearly two weeks ago in an NAUGATUCK (AP) — Nauga • COTTON SHIFTS .. . . LADIES’ NEW SUMMER of debate, and the one awaiting effort to get the Dominieans to tuck will elect a new mayor at ments the Democrats were gen Gay splashy prints, easy action In the House. agree on a middle road, interim a ■ special election Bept. 1. He SALE! HANDBAGS erally In favor of the proposition w a ^ and wear, choice The House Judiciary Commit regime. will fill the vacancy created by of several neckline Huge selection, straws, leathers of outlawing use of lie detectors the death of Democratic Mayor . , . white, black and colors. by employers. Accordingly, he tee overrode administration ob Secretary of State Dean RUsk Regular. 22.99 etylea SIm 10-18. jections and wrote in a flat ban Thomas F. Rowley early this 11.88 Regularly 4.99. • 4 sadd, they would vote for the scheduled a review of the Do on poll taxM, plus a declaration month. bill. minican crisis late today with e BERMUDAS . . . 100% that they have been used to dis The election date was set •Guaranteed to bleed •Washable • 100% Nylon The measure passed on a Brazilian Foreign Minister Vas Madras-type cotton fab voice vote. Only a handful of criminate against Negro voters. co Leitao da Cunha. Tuesday night and approved by ric. Little or no-lron. LADIES’ REVERSIBLE MADRAS Archbishop (yBrien Honored the Board of Majmr and Bur "no” votes wore heard. The Senate adopted a similar Rusk intends to join several lining • Popular most wanted Madras colors • Cen Neatly tailored. Siaee gesses. beachcomber h a t s HARTFORD (APl-The Mo«t<^ declaration but rejected the ban other Western Hemisphere for 10-18. the university, for use at Uconn by a 49-45 vote. Meanwhile, former Mayor Jo Regular 1.99. Rev. Henry J. O’Brien, arch Center to Open eign minl.sters Friday to take ter vent, 3-button styling • Sizes 36-44, regulars; ^ —jM^ferabiy in the hbraffy. D e ^ te the solid support of I stock of events so far and to seph C. Raytkwich has informed eKNlT POLOS...Sleeve bishop of Hartford, has a $6,000 HARTFOR D(AP)—State La the Republican Town Commit More than SOO of Oonne^cut’s the Senate joint leadership and push (or creation of a .standby 38-44 longs. or sleeveless, t u r 1 1 s, donatian for the Uidversity at religious, civic and business bor Commissioner Renato B. the administration for the Sen Appearing like a doll’s house, with the roof removed is this ihree-story apart Inter-American Force to deal tee he is willing to run again. Rieduti announced today that The former mayor lost to Row- notched or V-neckline LADIES’ COMFORT SOLE Oonnecticut. leadm attended the dinner. ate stand on poll taxes, the ment in Rosemont, a suburb northwest of Chicago after a’twister tore off with future emergeruhes, aides and collars. All the Speakers included Sen. Abraham Connecticut’s first Youth Oppor ley in the May 3 election by 47 TRAVEL SLIPPERS The archbishop was presented Hbuse intends to stand by Its the top of the building. (AP Photofax.) said. The foreign ministers are wanted ocHors. Sizes S,' ihe sum Wednesday night at a A. Riblcofr, D-Oonn., Raymond tunity Center wlU open its doors version. Speaker John W. Me conting for a special meeting of votes. MEN'S IMPORTED BLEEDING Jime 7. Duties of the mayor since INDIAN MADRAS m, L dinner honoring him on Ms 26th E. Baldwin, former governor Cormack, D-Mass., has already toe Organization of American Rowley’s death are being hand SAVE ON THESE “ 87c ■mSvetwary aa a Uahof>. and chief justice of Oonnecticut, The Center for Hartford area pledged his support and Rep. States. led by Democrat Walter Du- BERMUDAS • SHIRTS HEALTH A N D He inuivadlntely wnounced he and Oov. John Dempsey. youths will be located in down Emsnuel Celler, D-N.Y., chair The administration sourcea monski, Senior Burgess. would turn the check over to OpiKopal Bisht^ Walter H. town Hartford at 343 Midn St. man of the Judiciary Commit FBI Checking gave this account of the Domin • Button down shirts, 14’-4-16 f BEAUTY AIDS Boneer BubUdge, preetdent ef Q n y ottered the benediction. The commissioner sadd the tee, said Wedneaday he would Tornadoes, Rains ican situaUon and the still con • Wanted madras colors and ^ fO r / MISSES'. WOMEN'S Center is a new concept in youth resnf. aH efforts to weeUten the tinuing effort to find an accepta plaids. Hurry service. H is an e t t ^ to pro poll tax pro vision. ble provisidnail regime pending COOL. CAREFREE Assault oti • Bermuda sizes. 29-42 Regular 3.99 each Quantities Limited vide a focal point for all gov- Criler’a committee approved elections for a permanent gov W E APPEAL smihentad and community the MU May 12, bat no action ernment : SEERSUCKER groups serving young poopl*- has bem taken to dear H for Batter Eight States Tbe Bundy mission found a To the whole family who North Viet Barracks He also saM that w » primary Vote Worker needs shoe repairing. We •MEN'S MADRAS JACKETS COPPERTAN LOTION debqta aaq voting in tbe House. ftfeuknuMMty, deep split be emphasis of the Centar w4U be Tbs oentiaittsa’a tonnai nport are authorized dealer for Regular 1.35. 9 6 ^ By. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tween the rival ftmies heaided by •BOYS' MADRAS REVERSIBLE to provide youth with meaning ba sued Monday, and It CXtAWFOROVlLLB, - - Ga. Imbert and Caamano, and soma the beat! CROWN NEO- ful help in preparing Sor and UTE HEEUS by Good Protect# against sun—gives Hit by Heavy Raids could be another three weeks (AP) — The FBI is investigat Tornadoes and thunderstorms hammered eight states elements in both factions are obtaining sumlbls amaamptoymant year and CATS PAW JACKETS • REGULAR 5.99 a superior tan. DRESSES before the bill gets to toe fkxxr. ing toe reported beating at a 25- in the nation’s midsection Wednesday, killing at least opposing any solutions except HEELS—BO wood Inside Aside from the poH tax issue, year-old white Southern Chris two persons, injuring several others and causing exten on their own terms. • MEN’S JACKE’TS . . . Hooded, zip front, two SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP)—^Twenty U.S. and Club Curbs Pass the two bUla have similar provi tian Leafleirehip Conference vot and won’t mark the floor. slash pockets, drawstring waist. Imported madras, JAJ 9^NDAIDS sive property damage. ^ In the U.S. view, it is neces * F«bulou$ two and throo-ploc* $tylt$ Vietnamese war planes rained down 55 tons of bombs HARTFORD (AP)—The House sions, i^osely adhering to toe er registration worker. was ripped off. There were no sary for the government that is guaranteed to bleed. All the wanted colors. S, m, Regular 69c. 4G # legislation President Johnson The twistefe wMi^;>ed across 1, xl. on a North Vietnamese army barracks and supply area baa paeaed and sent to the The SCSX! said the wof'ker, secUone of IlUnois, Indiana, injuries. sat up to be substantially- broad SAM YULYES ianitary—air vMta fbr quick E iiv coro nylon cotton $oor$uckor$, 220 miles south of Hanoi today, a military spokesman Senate a bill that would require requested in a spesch to Con Tony Scruton, Chewetah, Wash., Four passengers were bruised er than a mere representatitm • BOYS’ JACKETS . . . Domestic American mad special permits for private chibe gress last March 16 at toe Missouri, Wisconsin, Michigan. of the two aides involved in the XS OAK STREET hsaling. announced. ♦- was abducted and beaten by Iowa, (toio and Okiolioma. when a Chicago Heights bus ras reverses to a solid color poplin. Zip front, cool, cri$p and comfortablo. that want to make (heir facili height of raeiai^-unrest in ssver- three white men after he, two revolt. And there is a general • Few Feet from Main washable. Two jackets for the price of one. 8-18. Pilots reported 66 per cetrt of A Hneman was killed in Elk was blown against two utility Sizo$ 10-20. I2'/2-24'/2 ed units of the Vietnamese 44(h ties available to outaidera for al Southern Mtisa. wMte youths and a Negro at poles. feeling in the country that a their targets destroyed and hart, Ind., when strong winds MacLean Toothpaate Regiment killed 171 Viet Omg banquets. The main effect wotrid- be. to tempted to obtain service ait the Judith McKinney, 22, a speech good answer is not possible if heavy damage to the remaliwler and captured 61 Viet Oong. and suspend automatically state li blew a dangiing power Hne Regular TSc.-’G I ^ • Cranberry, pink, bluo, groan, gray ef the Ben Quang barracks-sup Under the existing law, all Liberty Cafe Wednesday. It said therapist at a school in Addi.son, either leader is in the center — 82 suspects during a three-week (Hubs with liquor permits pay teracy testa and otoar such de against him. He was repairing openly or disguised — of a new YOUNG BOYS' BOYS' COOL SUMMER WEARABLES ply area. toe two youths, A1 Luthnera, 20, said she saw "a whole garage Kafyeqldng taata—fttock up with whita. opsraitton that ended Wedneaday $340 a year to the state whether vices in Alabama, Mississippi, Chicago, and James Gibson, 20, damage from the Palm Sunday government. A U.8. Navy pdlot was be in Phu Yen Province, 240 miles they seek banquet buoisieeB or Louisians, ' Georgia and South tornadoes. One person was TAPERED JEANS lieved killed when OammuMst' Atlanta, were arrested and held (See Page Four) The two leaders themselvea • SWIM TRUNKS • SPORT SHIRTS • Soma with Voila l»lou$a$. northeaet of Saigon. not. OaroUna and parts of North in the Taliaferro County Jail in killed by lightning in Sylvania, have implicitly recognized in ground fire brouf^ down his F8 Ohio, a Toledo suburb. MAALOX LIQUID The spokesman said 36 gov The proposed law oaUa for a CaroiUna and Virginia. Federal Ueu of $200 bond on tre^)asBing their own statementa that they Crusader during another strike. ernment troops were killed and registrars would be authorized •SUMMER PAJAMAS Tvw) U.S. Army men were killed new permit, priced at $460, tor charges. ^ The Chicago metropolitan proboiMy will have to step Regular 1.49. 76 men were wounded, inoludiiig clubs wanting to rent their fa to sign up voters in those areas Sheriff M. B. Moore refused to area was lashed by violent Probers Get aside, the U.S. administration Regular REGULARLY the day befen-e in ground clash where tests are struck down. Antacid—for the relief of es. The total of U.S. combat one U.S. Army adviser. cilities for non • drinking tunc- comment on toe incidents. weather intruding five torna sources added. Four Navy Skyralders tram Court action to appoint feder- 2.99 gaatrio hyperacidity. deaths in Viet Nam rose to 386. tiona. The SCLC said Scruton, a does. At least 11 persons suf The main pMnto at issue in 11.99 the caorter Midway attacked a fered ii^urles. Twisters hit the present pMitical negotia Regular 1.99 aach for 9.90 A U.S. spokesman disclosed An annual fee ranging from (Sse Fags Twsivs) minister’s son and a Washington Silence from that U.S. Navy destroyers have ferry and destroyed a PT boat $460 to $1,300 would be charged State College graduate, was some pt^wknis areas. No deathe tions were list^ aa: ^ A C i N 50$' entered the ground W r , firing on the Song Oa River 140 mitoa for a permit allowing clubs to held in protective custody by were reported. —What Dominican constitu Popular western styling. Mx missions since May 20 south of Hanoi, the spokesman stage banquets for outside the sheriff for a time after toe 'Tt looked like someone had a tional provisions should be .te • SWIM TRUNKS . . . Boxer tops. Fine combed cattOB ■ Reg^ar 79c. s u reported. 7 Witn esses effect, including when electtona lOOTJ- polished cotton Fast, |Q)dedy relief to t head "SPECIAL j, GROUP OF LADIES' against Viet Cong targets in the groups at which liquor woifid be Secret Weapon beating and later released. It string and was pulling It down knits that dry In a jiffy. Mesh lines. Handsome pIaMs> Twelve other U.S. planes said Scruton reportedly bad la might be held. ' twill, tapered legs . . . Lastex styles. S, m, 1. ' ' aches, p ain a' coastal areas of South Viet served. to earth,” said a pilot who CHICAGO (AP) — The House Nam’s Knli Dinh, Binh Tuan damaged six wooden bridgea - The price of the permit would Scares Snakes cerations on the head and neck watched a tornado toom Ms — How to sustain an effectfva perfect for all .summer and Phu Yen provinces. 200 miles south of Hanoi, tha vary vrith toe number of 'persons from blows by a club. plane 2,000' feet up. Committee on Un-American Ac anti-Communist govenunant COIN OPERATED • SPOR'T SHIRTS . . . Short sleevas In colorful plaids apokesmcui said. when there is disagreement casual wear . . . these will and novelty designs. All in wash and wear sanfocizad ZBT 3ABY TALC SIMMER DRESSES The spokesman said four de- that could be aocommodried at NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — Tine James T. Neagle, special In suburban Skokie, -high tivities ran into a strategy of WA8H-’N-DRY CLEAN be a sell-out. Choose from stroyera bad fired more than 370 The spokesman also reported toe club. over what is broadly b^ ed rep fabrics. Sizes 6-18. . Regular 65c. 42gi e Regular to |i. * $7. Navy here to rid of a rather nas agent in charge of the r o i's winds ripped parts of a roof silence by witnesses again to- resentation. 11 MAPLE 8T. rounds against Communist tar that planes from the carriers Im'vannah office, said toe re day. black or beige. Sanforized Prevents , chafing, chapping e Vvash 'n wear cottons, blends, ty snake problem, but isn’t ours from a junior high school while —What will he done about Across From First National e SUMMER PAJAMAS . . . Short sleeve, no-lron pUsscs gets. The destroyer Sommers Ortskany and Bon Homme Rich- Assessors Charged just what turned toe trick. ported beating is being inves Versta Miller, a slender Chi Store Parking Lot will not .shrink out of and,, difper.rash. 860 puM'Is and 50 teachers giving. individuals respemoi- of long sleeve broadcloth pajamas In fancy pattanis. e Prims, solids, cheeks, wanted styles 5. ■was credited wMi thwarting an and dropped 100 tons of bombs R all began When a work de tigated at the request of John huddled in tbe haHwaya None cago Negro who had been sub OPEN 7 DAYS shape. Come in sizes 8-18. All in sizes 6-18. and destroyed or damaged more BASTFORD (AP)|—The three ble roles, rewarding toem "hr attack May 31 on Hai Long dia- town tax assessors have been tail was ordered to replace a Doar, assistant U.8. attorney was injured. poenaed, refused to testify. He 16-Lb. Wavh—25c trict headquarters, northeast of than 100 buildings in strikes punishing them, accused of making illegal as- steam Hne ruiming through a general. was the seventh consecutive Bundy has no present plansrio 8-Lb. Dry Clean—$2.00 Saigon. The spokesman said the Wednesday against Viet Oong A tornado skipped through witness to decline to answer sessmnets. culvert. Into toC culvert went a An Augusta Chrcmicle report return to the Dominican R e p ^ 5 Lbs. Or Under—$1.50 Sommers’ guns killed 12 V i^ targets in South Viet Nam. Addison, west of Chicago, and questions by toe committee GIRLS' COHQN SHIFTS Writs were served Wednesday smain boatload of workmen. Out er, Prentis Palmer, said he was five patrons were injur^ when kc. However, he will go back.Jt Free Mothproofing Oong and wounded 20. Ihe taigsst included a battal It came again, noticeably faster. told by Moore that he could not counsel, Alfred Nittle. ion headquarters, a storage ar ordering Democrat Joseph St. the window of a restaurant shat Johnson or toe OAS decide t ^ t e.Hegular 1.99, The Sommers sutfarad one King and Republicans George The problem? SneUtee. Lots of guarantee Palmer’s safety if the Nltt-le asked Miller whether he casualty in the strike. Seaman ea, a radio station and a forU- tered. many , styles in Chilkott and Emil Klee to ap toem. Big ones and Ultle ones newsman remained in wa^a member of toe Commu (See Page Six) LOVE ’EM AND LIVE IN ’EM!, Jimmy C. Stinnett of Oarters- fication. One Skyraider from Sktoering and rieeping ones. OawfordviUe. Palmer said that At O’Hare International Air nist peuly. When Miller refused g Ingham , pear in Putnam Superior Court port on Chicago's northwest eW ldte vllle, Va., was kiUed when the the Ordskany was destroyed in June 4.* An alarm went out to the pest as he left toe cafe, a white man to amiwer, citing the 5th and ;
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ba handM By Mk- itM Mba Explorer Seeks to Prove Coventry Donald Bowman and Mr. and Sheinwold on Bridge Mayor Mahoney ‘People M m WlMon U TUley. m p t . • 'V ^ Red Chinese Modest DiMMr SM Soulh daatar. ODimiMn imouB b an d - ’ -. ‘ r - V Attends Parley Richard Grant, flrat srteot- Eatl-Wwt vohwrms -J He^s Found Lost Inca City American Legion Plans man of Hebron, wrin talk on NOT JU ST SfNGLE SUIT NOMTH fiscal year policy aa experi A A l Mayor Fraacto Mabonay wiB In The leave tomorrow aftanioon for VOUL, P«ru (AP) — A Mitfcl^ftreaaures a t gold with Dfem. enced In his town aA the Repub B y ALFRED SHEOfWOU) 9 1074 Over Nuclear Bomb Poppy Days and Services R always dangsrous and KZ St. Louis, where ha wM Join a kMt Inca City, cachet of Any treasure found, legally•Ily be lican Town Committee - apon- more than 400 mayors and oth gpDid hidden four centuriea aco longs to Peru. sored dinner at 6:30 p.ni. Tiiea- Beldam advantageous to make i News day. The dinner will be hdd at tbs opening lead a'way foom an n t S T BAW (Contliiiied from Page One) er top offlclata of U.S. ctttoa at (ratn tha marauding Spaniah Prom VilcabamlNk the Incas Memorial Poppy Days will# Society metnben lu’e reminded 4 10765S2 A K i proached toe Chinese for refus the May 30-June 2 annual Oon- fought sporadic War on the Coventry Grange' Hall on RL ace against a suit contract. If ing to oooperate in Moscow's (BMiquarora, fame to the flndert be tomorrow and Saturday in that the MansfieM Historical So 2 ^ provide backup logistics for a ference of Mayors. Spaniards, and the city Was so Coventry conducted by the 44-A. The town committee your ojqxments are experienced new drive to forge "united DAVID Dt'BINSKT ciety is meeting with the local 1875 ; f- sophisticated weapons system The conference seosiona wfU It aoundt exciting. Pith Hel well hidden it defied' discover>’ auxiliary to Green-C h o b o t - group for a picnic and shartog meeta after the dinner. and-sqnalble yoU Bwukl aamnno fronts” of foreign leftist snd NEW YORK (API — David tlwt they are not uoderleadlng A A5 — since she is the least mechan be devoted to co^mnon munici mets, native porters, nights in through the centuries. Dubinsky, 73, president of the Richardson Post, American of historical notes July 17. Teen-age Dance MUTR non-C om m un lst elements pal problems, ranging fnxm the Jungles. U.S. archeologist Hiram Binjr- Legion. The been-«gers dance Setur* acea on the opaning laad when ized. throughout toe world. Intemationsil Ladies Garment A collection of Georgian silver A Q94 Her transportation system Is poverty to junked cars, from AIR ' Ttaat'a the alhiring side. The ham. at first thought he had 'I^e Legion Memorial we^- loaned by A. Jam es Adams, vice day fnom 8 pm . to 1 1 pm . wrlB you are dadarar. ^ AKQ794 Workers Union, AFL-CIO, was Optning laad — Five of hitched to the steam locomo- "This has .become an Impor unemployment to urban renew other is sobering. found Vilcabamba when h% dis honored W ^nesday night by the end program includes Memorial president of the local society, have in attednanoe Ix ^ John Q 1064 tant requisite for combating toe al, from comimmity relatione to Back-hrealdng days hacking covered the spectactilar ruins of Sunday with veterans and serv Wade, dioc jockey of WDRC; diamonda Uve; There is no national sys American Oouncil for Nationali wrHI be on display some time Sr. - X aggressive forces of . Imperial law enforcement, and from edu CONDITIONERS gangied Jungle brush srith a ma- Machu Picchu in 1911. But Ma icemen invited to att«id wor alter Tuesday in the display and m gue^t et the Nathan Hale Whan West leada the five of W aM ^Bsrih B mI tem of highways; the telephone ties Service. system is sketchy at best; and ism on an international scale cation to municipal financing. hhets, scorching sun and cldll' chu Picchu, high in the Andes, ship service at 1 1 a.m. at the case in the town office budding. Community (Tenter. fHamonAi, Souto dwuld aaauma A highlight of toe meetbig Dubinsky received the organi that East has the ace.„ Hence ^ 4 $ a T i not only has she no missile and sUso within each capitalist Ing i^ n , poisonous snakes and ^ did not fit the description of Vil- First Congregational Church Town Report Available Scout Officers state,” the article said. wHl be an address by Vies Pres A LL SIZES man-kUUng Jaguars, frustration \ cabamba. described in chroni- zation’s "Golden Door ” award in Andover. Forster Grant Is president of there can be no advantage in capability but her conventional presented annually to honor 'tTie annual town reports for ident Hubert H. Humphrey. jind disappointment. i cles and church record.s as a Monday the services and dec Explorer Scout Poet 63 with playing dummy’s Mpf. airlift capability is limited. Americans of foreigh birth who the fiscal year ending Aug. 31, •HOT” PRE-SEASON • Explorer Gene Savoy say It's I jungle capital much farther orating of veterans’ graves will 1964. are available In any of Jamea Hanson ae vice presi When toe hand srae played trumps and lead tos (toigleton What she has in abundance is Device Slants Mirror Jsorth the trouble. The 88-year-1 from Cuzco. Today Machu Pic- have made distinguished con start at 9 am . at Mansfield dent; Leonard Ober, treasurer; South considered only the dia- diub. If Wast takaa toa aoe of m ilita r y manpower well Cargo Share Declines tributions to American life and the offices in the Town C^ice PRICES 0 ld American is organizing his I chu is one of South America’s Onter assembling at the Cen Building. Peter Hofflman, secretary; mends. Hla only chance to win a clubs, declarer can latar dlscai;d equipped, highly trained and NEW YORK — A new elec- culture; He was bom in Poland exported from the United «Mrd eocpedttiOn to the remote i biggest tourist attractions. ter (TTiurch and parading to the The building win be dosed Grant Ober, representative, and diamond trick was to play toe two spadea on dummy’a hig): even more highly moU-vated to ironic device automatically f^ U ln of the Spirits” in south- Savfty, who came back with on Feb. 22, 1892, and came to cemetery. The E. O. Smith king at once, and he did so clubs; and If West tatta to take undertake conventional war. slants your rear-view mirror States In regularly scheduled the United States in 1911. Monday in oteervance of Me Kurt beluga, quartermaster. liner service have Increased vast Peru, once the heart of the . dozens of relics, photographs High School Band will accom morial Day. The Scouts will nrMich In the srithout oonaidering the effect of toe ace of chiba deelarsr ean af The feel of impending hostili when the intensity of head hreat Inca empire. and sketches, says he is almo.st pany at the services. After the this play on the hand aa a stoole. ford to kwa a apada trick. ties is kept just below fever lights to the rear becomes too more than 2*4 times in the JOHN CONNOR Sunday Servlcea American Legion parade Me past 10 years. But the share « Savoy came to Peru six years certain he has found the lost National Anthem, there will be morial Monday. E ^ won with toe ace of dia- Dally Qnealtaa pitch here by constant official great. A governor makes .sure NEW YORK (AP) ^ Secre Simday worship services at mooda and reflected that Souto shouts and cries aimed at the the mirror won’t be slanted In of liner traffic carried by U.S. %go to hunt for ruins of lost civi- city, but acknowledges: a pledge to the flag and prayer 11 a.m. at the First Congrega The Scouts will paint the Aa dealer, you hold: Nodes, NORMANS Xsations after exploring in Alas- I sometimes have my tary of Commerce John T. Con led by Post Chaplain Philip eufefy sreuU have plajred dum 10.7.6-5-8-I: Hearts, 9 ; Dia- United States policy worldwide daytime. ships has decreased from 38 tional Church will be conduct meeting room Saturday in my’s low diamond if he held the to 29 per cent while U.S. tramp 445 Hartford Rd Canada, the United States doubts, although I have seen the nor says he plans to ask an ad Underson. The National Hymn. ed by its Senior Pilgrim Fel Kingsbury House and plan to mon^f 5; dubt* A Ea and parUoularly to Viet Nam Mexico. His home la in ruins with my own eyes. I find it ditional 3,(X)0 companies to help “God of Our Fathers,’’ will be jack. West was marked with toe What do you asy? and Itento Domingo. CX>DE STANS CENTURIES ships’ share of irregpilar car lowship. The Rev. Allison R. clean a storage area in the of dtamonds, and East re LONIX>N—^English law con goes has dropped from 18 per Portland, Ore. bard to believe, myself." curtail the flow of U.S. dollars followed by an address by Prof. Heaps, interim pastor, will de First Congregational Church Answw: Pass. Do not make a The thought of an atom bomb He is credited with dlscover- He reported finding granite abroad. E. Merrill Root, patriot, author turned a low diamond to let his shutout m on a vary woak six in hands as itchy as these would sists of 3,000 acts of Parlia cent to 5. U.S. tankers car Advertisement— liver the sermon on "You’re on June 5. Installation of officers ried 30 per cent of tanker trade Ing three pre-Inca cities and a temples, palatial residences, The response from some 500 and poet of Thompson. The patiner win toe trick. card buK. be cause for world-wide worry if ment, some dating bcuck to the Candid Camera.” is planned for June 2 or June 9. Easily Read in 1954 but only 4 per cent In ■tone highway in northern Peru. gardens and fountains on three companies which had been singing of ‘‘America’’ will be The Rev. Jam es H. Ameling, Pink Is Color of the Day at Hintz Home there were reasons to believe 13th century, and more than SELUNG FOR Now he wants to establish be- adjoining plateaus covering a ask^ to give a balance sheet of followed by decoration of vet West waa sunxised to win toe For Shoinwold’s 86-pogo book China really regards the bomb 300,000 reports of decislona. 1963. pastor of the Second Congrega Manchester Evening Herald seoond trick but recovered from When Ernest Hintz of Diane Dr., Vernon, learned yeeterday decorated the Hintz home, fence, trees and shrubbery with vond doubt that extensive ruins wide area. their international operations erans’ graves by veterans as tional Church, win use "A Coventry correspondent, F. let, “A Pocket Guide to Bridge." morning that his irife had given birth to a baby girl at Man pink bunting. Hintz, who is co-owner of the South Windsor as part of her military arsenal. MORIARTY BROTHERS sisted by chlldi-en’s groups. his surprise in time to read wTiat he came across at the foot of Some archeologists here have "can only be described as mag Meeting with (Jod" as his ser Pauline little , telephone 74X- send 50 cents to Bridge Book, chester Memorial Hospital, he hung a pink towel on a fence Pharmacy, had first broken the happy news to his other two As yet, It does not appear this the Maracocha and Piscaoocha their doubts, too, that Savoy has nificent,” Connor said Wednes The next service will start mon topic during the 1 1 a.m. waa going on. Oleariy, his part Manchester Eve. Herald, Box to so. 6231. ner had led low from the queen post to let the neighbors know. After he left for the hospital, children, Edward, 4, and Steven, 2. (Herald photo by Sa- Mountaiha in south-east Peru found Vilcabamba. They claim day night. with an assembly at the Green services Sunday. 8318, Grand Central Station, and later for wont, hla neighbors turned out en masse and ternis.) are those of VllcalMumba, the the ruins Savoy explor^ were Connor made the remarks at the junction of Lake and Four new members to be re of diamonds because k was im New York 17, N.Y. Pravda Attacks China last refugee the Incaa. discovered years ago, and there before the Harvard Business High Sts. in Coventry at 10:30 ceived into the church during portant (or West to do some Copyright. 1966 a.m. with a parade to the thing that East could not do for p.m.. and Friday 3 to 5 p.m. Wanats. Luncheonette, and toe MOSCOW (API ^ The Soviet If the ruins are those of the is not enough evidence available School Club of New Tork, wWich the service include Mrs. John Dr. Mead Speaks General F eaturee iJorp. Union Implied today that Com they will provide a missing link yet to prove they are those of honored him with its annual Nathan Hale Cemetery. A sim Dlnsmore, Mrs. William Ka faimaelf. Tolland and 7 to 9 p.m. Spririt Shop. ilar program will be conduct West returned a spade, ex Interested adults may fill out munist O i)ina. in instigating a to the history of the mysterious the last Inca capital. Statesman Award. minsky and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd To ACS Branch GilombU Bujrg Less Briefs world war over Viet N-am as toe Inca eivilixation. Savoy says. The U.S. explorer believes ed with the address given by Schlitzer. Everett Frost, dea actly aa Ma partner had hoped The spring concert of the toe questionnaires and return the Rev. William H. Wilkins, and expected. Now declarer had them to Holley at the Hicks only way to unite the dlvidetl Thousands of Inca warriors there are at least two other lost ROSE KENNEDY con. will read the Church C o ve- Hicks Memorial School will be world Communist movement. led by Emperor Manco II es pastor of the local Prince of nant during this reception. Dr. F’eyton H. Mead of Hart to loee a spade aa weU aa two BOGOTA — The U.S. ahsre Industrial Panel Chairman school or to his home, Loehr KITES metropolitan Inca cities in the held tonight at 8 in the Hicks NEW YORK (AP) — The oc Peace Lutheran Church. ford will be guest speaker at the diamonds and a club, and the of Colombia’a trade market Rd., RD 1, Rockville, prior to The Soviet Communist party caped from Jcuzco, the capital me general area and his third casion was the dedicatiAi of one Sunday Mass at St. Mary’s gym. Those in the parade will re (Thurch will be at 7 :30 a.m., anmsil meeting of toe Manches contract was doomed. last year Is estimated at 60 pet June 7. Adult Classes will be newspaper Pravda, in one d toe of the Incas, after the Spain- expedition will "make a deeper of the Kennedy family's charity cent compared with 63 per Asks for End to Criticism The Young Republicans will sharpest attacks on Chinese pol ards conquered their empire in penetration, following the old assemble and parade to the 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. and ter Branch of toe American Oan- South makes toe contract easi given if there is enough interest projects In the Bronx, but the I cer Society next Wednesday at ly he plays the low diamond cent in 1963. To a certain ex hold an open meeting tonight icy in recent weeks, wrote: “It the Idth century. It be believed Inca roads we’ve found, and at scheduled main speaker. Sen. Center School. From there a the children's Mass at 10:30 from residents. A tet^s net is motorcade wBl go to the June- . a.m. in the church hall. Sunday the VFW Home. 606 E . O n ter from dummy at toe fink trick. tent the decline reflects Co Replying to changes mode<»ths receipit of several new at the Town Hall at 8. Speaker set up behind the Meadowbrook would be incorrect to hold that the fleeing Incas oarried great the same time look for the other Robert F. Kennedy, D- N.Y., lombia’s use of bilateral trad will be John Lupton, chairman ctties.” tkxi of fU. 31 and 44A and as- ' Mass at St. Joseph's Mission ! St. East must win the diamond yesterday by Thomas F. Man books,’including Queen Victoria School and another -will be erect only a world war can bring couldn’t make it. Ing agreements to market part of the Connecticut Citizens about toe tindty of the social!^ According to present plans he •eonble and parade to the O nter Church will be at 8:30 am . Dr.- Mead will speak and show tricks and cannot get his part ning and Stuart E. Denforth by Lady Longford; Herzong by ed soon. The net is available for So his mother. Rose Kennedy, aHdes on his two months of serv ner in to lead through the ace of Its coffee export and the that the Industrial and Devel Cimmittee. The public is In camp and of all toe world Com will be accom p ^ ed by Sharon read her son’s prepared speech taemetery. The Rite of Confirmation will Soul BeUow and Hurry Sun use in the evenings and on Scott Morrinon of radio sta ice on toe (3ood Ship Hope in of spades. East would lose his consequent obU^Uon to im opment Oommtoeian is not per down by K. B. Gildan. vited. weekends. munist movement, Douglas, a Canadian explorer; for ceremonies Wednesday at be conferred during a First- port corresponding a m o a n te Brush Fire Extinguished FRANK’S CAFE Gary Vescelius, a Cornell Uni tion W IU will deliver the ad West Africa. He performed surg spade trick if he led spades from forming Us fonctions satlsfac- task not in waiting for a world the Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Commuruon service for eight from those areas rather than The Anchor Edition of the ‘Marxist-Letiinists see their versity archeologist; Manuel dress during a similer program youths at the 10:15 am. Sunday ery aboard toe ship and in toe Ms aids of the taMe. 'borily, Richard Roberts, chair Bible, a new edition for all The Tolland Volunteer Fire Manchester Evening Herald Ute Fhmlly Keetanraat Home for Neglected Children Souto has tone to draw from tradlUtmal sources. war to break out, but In avert Chaves Balloon, a Peruvian ar- ee held previously. The iq>ecial .^nice at the Prince of Peace local hospital as part of a teach- man of the oommiasion, said to- denominations is on order, and Department answered a call to Tolland correspondent, Bette The senator had to rush to training program for doctors, extinguish a brusli fire that ing a chain of events that Is COBNER MAIN and PEARL cheolgist, porters and helpers, Washington to take part in Sen American Legion Service will be Lutheran ^uroh. They are ftay that he did not -want to in many books for children and Quatrale, telephone 875-2845. and guides. conducted at the grave of Earl nurses and technicians in tha volve eltosr himself or the oom- spread to a small building in liable to trigger it off by toe ate action on the voting rights Linda Wheeler. Susan Meyers. young adults afe arriving in joint actions of the progressive EVERT FRIDAT W. Green by Chaplain area. 'Tnission to a political "dog the rear of the Wohllebe home. bill. Alan Abo. Edwin Peterson, anticipation of the summer holi Way-Out Site demoopotic forces.” PhiUp Linderson. Dr. Mead is a general surg TONIOliT^lst RUN .fight". days. Tolland firemen were assisted COMPLETE TWIN William Eichner, John Coburn, by the Willington and South Pravda’s criticism of (Chinese CHARLES R. SIMPSON TTie band will be directed by eon on toe staff of Hartford and I Roberts stated that such "po- Zion Lists Dates Charles Coburn and Tove Co McCook Hospitals. He trained “Moil Flanders” A t 8:46 The Hbrary recently received Wllllngton fire departments. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Intractibdiity in current Ehist- LOISTER Dr. Lloyd Schmidt. In charge bum. ilitical overtones’’ could only a memorial bequest from Lila Edward L . Berggren Jr. WASHINGTON (AP) — The at Williams College and Colum joerve to destroy the effocUve- This w as' the second fire this Weary of clamoring among ri West crises was made in an ar DINNER Federal Bar Association has of the parade will be Raymond The Rev. William H. Wilkine. e t t t : Hall, with whito the librarian Of Bible School bia Medical Schotri, serving Ms jness of the commtaeton which week in the area of Rt. 74 and val cities for a new district ticle based on Lenin’s critique Matt Moriarty Is pleased ta named Charles R. Simpson, a L Per>der as parade marshal; pastor, wik use "Confirmation Is purchasing many books In the court of appeal, a committee of of hard- line leftists in his book K SURf hst bean Mrvbig Kia Hems Owner Poet (Tommander Charles T. Internship and surgicsJ residen the ihsinbaun to non-political. Buff Cap Rd. Last Saturday a announce that EMdie Berggren blind attorney (or the Internal — A P rooeas from Baptiam to m iu m a fields of nature and history, the Florida House settled on "'left-wing (Communism, an In fer 63 YIARS. Fer s Mmplele FRR INSPKTION ef Zion Evangelical Lutheran Benjamin and auxiliary presi cy at Hartford Hospital and Can jMsnniiig and Donforth are deserted house was burned on Jr. has joined the Moriarty •3.75 Revenue Service, as the out the Ora-ve" as his sermon topic. particularly on the western Old Stafford Rd. Firemen said Yeehaw Junction, an outpost of fantile Disorder.” Caiurch is accepting applica dent Mrs. Lawrence R. Perry. cer Memorial Hoapital, New KMeldng the Democratic noml- yeur home by a Termite Control bp oit, awparvisad sales force. tions for iU Vacation Bible standing career government Today at 7:30 pm. an Ascen York Ctty. He resides in West amoFsiUBaff frontier and colonial living. at that time they suspected ar dviUzation In the wilds of Okee Obaervers here said toe aiti- Fresh breeds snd pss* lawyer of the year. Veterans’ grave* in all other sion Day Service will be con Jmtion for selectmen. by the finest technical staff, phene ewr naarafi School scheduled from June 28 Hartford with his wife and four a m m s f 1 Tha oommtoalon is composed The library avails Itself of son. A truck fire- on Rt. 15 chobee County. ela appeared to be an expres Berggren Is well known in tries made daily. Simpson, who served two oemeteries in (Toventry and ducted and Holy ’ Ckxnmunion children. the services o f the Central Book near the Merrow Rd. Extension If the LegislatUK goes along sion the Soviets' smouldering Im I effics: these parts, having for 17 to July 9 at the church. Class Mansfield will have been decor jo f tores Democrats and two es will be held from 9 to 11:45 terms as a Democratic member celebrated. The Rev. Mr. Wil Service Unit in Hartford, from -was also extinguished by toe with the committee, a stately resentment a t Peldrg’s opposi years operated Eddie’s Lunch of the Illinois General Assem ated in dbeervance of Memorial kins will use "Drawn to Him, {RefntoUoana. Roberts reiterated tion to efforts toward reaching a FeatnriBs: Daily Specials a.m. daily during the session. jfhat if ManMng and Danforth which the librarian can request Tolland firemen. courthouse could be added to Wagon. He was bom and edu* bly, received the award from Dfty. By Him. for Him” as his topic. Rupaihs 4 ,5 0 0 to $1 selections either by subject or the t'wo restaurants, filling sta peaceful settlement of the Viet Children from 4 to 14 years of m rnm {have any constructive ideas Tennis Lessons Set cated in Manchester and pres As Always Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach Local (TUb'^bDUts taking part The board of trustees meet at by title. This service Is used by Bill Holley, chairman of toe tion and truck stop on the Yee Nam crisis. age are welcome. JAKARTA — The value of itobout the todustrial develop- 649-9240 ently lives at 472 Spring Street at a luncheon Wednesday. in the parades in town Monday 8:30 p.m. today in the church. local high school students for haw Junction skyline. Condemning toe r^usal of toe Legal Beverages The general theme of the Indonesia's currency unit, the •rnent of Tpkand, they should Recreation Commission, states with his wife, the former Mil for the south end will assemble The second year confirmation tsmeo reference work, and also by res that tennis lessons will be given But this to uitokely. Chinese to bury their difter- school will be "Prayer." with rupiah, calculated on the Black iftmnsl tosoe ideas through their dred McNeill and their two T E L . 649-5544 emphasis on prayer by the chil at 10:15 a.m. at the Green and class meets at-10 a.m. Saturday a r m v l idents interested in a particu Tolland children again this year. The committee chairman, ences with MIoscow dJapite ihe ■uss imon conMi cm. children. Market, dre^ed from 1.300 dren of God. The program will in the north end at the Green in the church with the Rev. {reprsasntatives on toe commto- lar subject or book. About 200 Questionnaires to evaluate in- Rep. Lawton Chiles, said toe bill exploeiva Viet Nam criaie, at 11:45 a.m. Mr. Wilkins. per U.S. dollar in 1963 to 4,500 STARRING jotm. Such ideas to turn would books are obtained from this was voted out Wednesday only Pra-vda said: "References to Eddta would be pleased to include opening devotions on to 31 in 1964. The official rate BURT LANCASTER tereot in forming an adult class DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC.'* B T . 1M2 )the church lawn and classes in Local Stocks Dram Corps Contributions KLM NOVAK be given toe attantfon toey service every two months. will ba d istribute to children in to end bickering among West existing interporty differences meet his friends at Moriarty Square Dance Planned remained 46 to 1. merit, be soki ” Bible study and handicrafta in Oovenrtry Ifl^arical Society Is The Whirtaway’a Square RICHARD JOHNSON KIRK DOUCLAS Library hours are Monday toe Hicks Memorial and MMd* Palm Beaoh, .• Vero Beach and can in no way Justify the refusal The Oldest and Largest in Conn. Brothers and show them the the church assembly rooms and encouraging and accep>Ung fi Dance Oub has Jack O’Leary VITTORIO DESICA I Library News 10:30 am . to 13:30 p.m.; Tues owbrook schools and will also Fort Pierce for toe court head to fight jointlly against tmparial fine., hoe . et Lincoln-ii(etcury STANLEY WARNEF? Quotations Furnished by nancial assistance from groups LEO McKEAN FREORIC MARCH Flynn, Ubrorian of the pariah house. The school is con D ^paey-Tegeler Co.. Inc. as guest caller at its open club day 7 to 9 p.m.; Wednesday 3 be available a/t toe Country quarters and aHow the dectoion 1st aggression.” , cars. ' toward establishing a communi GEORGE SAUNDERS a v a 'c a r d n e r {ToOknd Ubcary, has announced to 6 p.m.; Thursday 7 to 9 ducted on a voluntary basis, Nembers of New York level dance from 8 p.m. to 1 1 fitore, SavingZ Bonk of Tolland, to be made on toe floor. The Pravda article also re with workbooks and handi ty project of a Natoan Hale An- LILU PALMEB I ------^ Stock Exchange dent Fife and Drum Corps. Con pm. tomorrow in Coventry craft materiala supplied with Grammar School. Refreshments i f NOW PLAYIN G * charga, FTeC-wIIl offering en Bank Stocks tributions nvy be made to the 'MoU” SMS “Naples” Bid Asked Fife and Drum Project in care will be served by Mt. and Mt%. velopes will be supplied. Bud Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Rol S:10-10:00 Mrs. Elda Nelson will Conn. Bank and of the Society’s treasurer, Wal Trust ...... 69 70 ler S. Keller on Rt. 44A. and Langlois and Mr. and Mrs. AREA FIRST RUN be in charge of handi Malcolm Woods. Door duty wrill crafts. She had been in charge Hartford National A demonstration performance "Dins in Authentic Colonial Atmosphere" of arts and crafts at Mitchell Bank Co...... 56 >4 57; byH the Santa Fe Ancients of OPEN TONIGHT 9 :0 0 P . House. Hartford, for many Fire iBBuraBce Companies j CSiesture will appear at the 10:30 years as well as heading the Hartford Fire .... 671j 68>4 ' a.m. Memorial Monday Ameri-; handicraft program at Zion V i- National Fire ....140 145 can Legion assembly at the PYQUAUC INN catioh Bible School for more Phoenix Fire .... 64 65 Green at the Junction of Lake ; than 20 yeara. Mrs. Paul G. U fe and Indemnity Ins. Cos. and High Sts. and again on the I 161 MAIN ST. — WETHERSFIELD. CONN. Prokopy will also instruct grounds of the Nathan Hale | REED'S Aetna U fe ...... 62 >4 63 TEL. 529-9463 e AMPLE PARKING classes. Other instructors have Conn. General . .1 3 7 'j 13914 Homestead about 1:30 p.m. Both not yet been announced. Pastor Hfd. Steam Boiler 157 161 I the New England champion East Windsor Paul Prokopy is in charge of 'drummer (ancient .style) and RESTAURANT DRIVE-IN ‘"- ’tS Security Ins...... 50*4 51 Vi SMORGASBORD SO BIG the school. Mammoth Sneaker the stetcHfhajnpion will be there. 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morss; and Robert Qraat, Kev pstlon HiBt the acMdent would Kenslngtoii. rammed into a otfl-; m OVU 2 MILUOH I lo lu m b ia in O’Brien. Earl Watrous, Di prove to he A fatality. Accord Ity pole after' be tried to avoid' ane Dante, Janet' Levesque, Cyclist Hurt ing to pohoe, the ktaldent oe- a dog pulling to the right Hia_ FRESCRIPTIQNS Ruth Lovajoy, JbBSlan Pagaoh, TY-Radio Tonight curiM about 9 tost -flight acotde^ vmch occurred oA S n a k e s . l i M y OeimtoSHyded GaU Roaan and Judith Saegda, KsflitoUi V. Andemim, 80, dC Summit'lummit' Bt near A. lOddle; Parade Set fttehman. In Accident T^ka, laflictod heavy front end: The Baby Has f5 Children Coventry, the operetor flis « iV ngbO M ) Manager Needed autontobDe, was -in i^ g ’ a left damsgb to the 'vehicle -and jumniR DRin A manager is needed for the PdHee reported a near fatality turn into K MidBe^^ke. after cauM.sligfat injuries to tbs Ibn. eidvsbt wan sprayed and On Monday 16-16 year old group in the Television Ih a ooIHslon between an auto having betn Southbdufld ' on ofwrator- fere Set for tba ;pm k dnjAB tobck to- baacball program’s Oolt Leagus, 6:00 ( 8-10-U-18-33) Movie _ „ (40) Paler Jeonlnga -Nawa mobile and a motorcycle yei- Main' St. LaFrenbolS had been Jopeph R. Tjopaechlno*' 46, of a. Qeen Named... From Green according to Jarry Dunnaok, ( 8) Admiral Jeta 7:80 (24) French (hef BINGO teiday, and also two accidents esstbound NOW IN PROGRESS , AIR CONDITIONED 1964 Bonneville 4-Dobr Hardtop. RAH* power steering* poWer brakee, poww O U R B I G seat, whitewall tires. 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Lasts piacti* Ladder PAUL IKHMIE roiTlAG, m Esso. t callyforever.!Gata MusKin...no|«t 373 MAM SIOTU -wjbh it and you are eatemdin the nm am e «'.?,r » / / HUM DlaKetea m sAlo ir tA A I( W.T.C.W JR AiVr CO «PE»CVeRYimilT II 44f.9U3 • OiWA 4 MYft-rtHUISOAY WJ. 9 9M. MANOHBSTkB ShToPPINO f ABKADll 'iJ. ^ ^ X ^ v.\-. • \ I * ' V.V \ >1. MANCJHtaTEll EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. MAY 27, 1«68 PAG E SE V E N rAGB iax MAITCHfiSTO WVBNWG 'H ia tA ^ , M A N C H E S ^ CONJT^ THUBtSDAY, MAY 2f7, id«6 at Eiast Catholjc 'High School, Fred Andrsolt, Wapping; Pen- Rockvffle-J(0rrion Limit Water Ust South Windsor she wlU enter St. Francis Hoa- HEALTH CAPSULES Water Pump na BroWn, 84b B. Middle Tpke.; Dempsey Tells Rights Rally i pitei School of Nurelng In tee Events by Mkkeel A. Petd, MJ). U.S. Reported Asking Mrs. Clara Charter, 4 Mountain The Mancheater W ater Co. fall. MUNICIPAL BUILDING St., RookvUle; Imcy Beal, IF VDU HAVE A PlAPPIR. iq asking Jts patrons not to Linda XanUw, daughter of Storri; Maurioe ‘niompaon, 37 ZBA Approves Office Use Seven Students Are Awarded IHFSCTION, l « IMfiRt ANV, Bids Asked Of Program^ for Equal Joh^ use water outdoors betwMh Mr. and Mrq. Gus Xantho o f 26 Fippltibt S t, Rockville; LeaUe GREAT PANCER IF YOU POnV the hours of 5 and 9 p.m^ In Thomas St., $50. She is a senior / n State Dantetaob, South Windsor; Mrs. HAVE IT TREATER 1 Broad Dominica Rule order to Insure adequate at South Windsor High and The town will take bids on Bridget McDonnell, 213 Center HARTFORD (AP)-GoV. Joto'i without realising that that they ware voting to do. Thia was, looking for Uio motive of £|^t;;£uropeaii Satellites Evening those who succeeded In propoMng and framing the question, the campaign of FUBLISHED BT TOT m » A ij> p r in t in o go., m e . CaHtornia theatre owners to try to 85 Es«t G n tir'tk IS BlncU StTMt Mancherter. Coon. stamp out what they felt might get to to At Stmuntt St. THOMAS T. rtCROOSOM be a deadly competition for themselves. WALiTKR------R. rBROXJSON PubllRhen The backers of subscription television Foaaded Octobar 1, ItSl Bditeik'a NMs-AP oom-q Evan t e lead«ra Insist.therMetor' leek of other things. Bettor took the matter to court, and ndw ths spondbnt Fnaton Grover has a difference. One p ^ y Waatem goods are finding their CASH AND, CARRY SPECIAL PoNlahed Brery Evenln* Except ^ d * j« eomi^rted a tour of most of the (kpokeaman sidd It iteuld be h >rsy on to ahelves everynmqre. •ad Holidayi. Ekitered >t the Post Office ^ first decision, by an individual Judge, MJuicheater, Conn., Second Clau Mall has been handed down. The other side iS East European countries once ed that the communism which bi tt a moment of opportunity LAB O B SIZE MaUer. ______si laM eit. soviet sateUltes. In this I (raw up in Hungary, whers' for, t e Wert? Manuffoturara will now undoubtedly appeal, and the npoot'JiB summed im hia flnd- SUBSCRIPTION RATES it ' here was a long bpeliground of tra m West- Europe foal So^ Tv- Payable in Advance „ case may go up to the California Su nt ints .’9M how t e barriers be- culture, waa dinerent from th6 bry ebuntry In East B dro^ con One Tear ...... t33.m preme Court. bireea. wees nations end the communiam which- grew up. in tinues about two-Milrds of Its GERANIUMS Six Months ...... 11.00 ■.T Three Months ••••••••....*. a.SO But What the first decision has dons W est )pge,tl|rtnc brotosn down. Russia, Where most of the i»p- trade with the Soviet Unibtt kndJ ulation was peasaht. neighboring Communist ststes. One Month ...... 1.8S is to hold that the people of California StlfiiiilfinN'QiMWEB; In Cbeohoelovakla, party lead aq the thing isn't, a pushover. " MftMfiiiit o r ...... had no constitutional right to pass a THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BUDAPEBT, Rnngab- (AF> ers have launched te counfty Yet without'exception all are tot an ecemomte decentralization teking 'to reduce to some ex- The Associated Press Is exctuslrely entlUed law Mke the one they passed in their » Bustnsesmen from the Wert to the use of republlcstlon of all news dis referendum last November. program, the whole atmosphere- tent t e Ruasisn. grip on thton, patches credited to it or not otherwise credU- today m hreaUiig down bar- at which is western, and:away -iqwi Rtoiiania outstanding, ad in this paper and also the local news pub And, in his ruling, the judge in ques ctf lished here. _ .... u f Hen liatoreea Eartera Europe from Oommnnlst-style author- the Western trade All rirhts of republlcatlon of special dis- tion indulged himself in the irony of re and t e West. arete are also reserved. IS ' laVBslon are everywhere. The patcheses ne futing the disguUe the question had Bver^here they ara finding Of the lot. Earn Germany re- iutomoWle plant near The Herald PrteiSnf Ooiti] Inc., as- worn as it was presented to the voters. n* t e weicoime aign out In a way flecta the least “Westward turn. Prague is fitted out with rot^a sumes no financial resMnsi ■lllty for typo- not dreamed .ofrtwo or three Ing.” Yet old and young there, Craphical errors appeerfliB in aaverllsmenta It was disguised as a vote to preserve ■>'1 and rows of presses, drills and. and other readlnc matter in The Manchester make it clear they don’t intend lathes from Italy, France and Evenlnc Herald. •'free television,” on the supposition Inclitoslng Bart-West trade Is to become Russianized. West Germany, while a British LEASE anly i ^ ^ o r ifak sbgns o f a revlv- Looking back after a series of A CAR mOM PAUL DODGf PONTIAC Puli service client of N. E. A. Service ^ that subscription television was a threat ■?» conveyor system carries the Publishers Representatives — ^ e Julto to It. But the Judge held that no such ■.a " ainong Bast Euro- tours through most of this East assembly line from nuts and Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chl- ______jiog^M ^ ara apart ern European area, It appears bolts to finished automobiles. oairo. Detroit and Boston. , . threat had been established, and that *1 that im, American aeaklng buel- ^ d E M B E R AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUL.A- of t e .tosrttt aM hot a segre Not a single piece of Ameri ALL MAKES a really free television would be one gatedAfcfioo of ft. n te- snould head for Romania. TIONS. ______' t can machinery was seen in any open to the natural laws of competition, BudiiplMtto'to^bltlng ito new It is te most wide open to of dozens of plants -visited. D isplay------advertising, closing hours: rtew^.^^teerfiste as Wasterh trade. Czechoslovakia For Monday — * 1 p.m.^..... Mday. and that it would be a law such as that American industrial magazines ALL MODELS “the pSiter of Buro^.’* Ttiat is is running close. For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Mmday. adopted in the referendum which would r ' were on many desks, and offi Ftor Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. to mean-not Bast Eu And for a lively night Ufo( cials looked hungrily at the fan For Thursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. really constitute a threat to really free nl For Friday — 1 p.m. Thbmday. o f rope but the whole of it The take Prague, which also has cy lathes and other tool mecMn- USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. television. eountsy Is so Westotn-orlentod othsr attzsotlbns. Thef megntfi- ery eo difficult, for them to buy Classified deadline: 10:80 a,m. each day eg Possibly, if the question had been put that vMtora ara hard pdt to find cent city, in its streets, pridges undir present restrictions. pubUcattoB except Saturday — > a.m. K ff nsal evtedea that they are and buUdlngs-end the ghrtto LEASING PLAN honestly In the first place, it would have ts “With a limitation of flve- Thursday, May TT bsmnd t e bon Cortain. pniveyard—traeea out t e whole been defeated in the first place, But, ysarii credit In which to pay tor WhOa Miw eridenee exists, Mi ' ustory of Western Europe be equipment bought tn Ameri- The Look in’ Fire Hydrants had it won on the baais of an honest rt Hungary and elsewhere. In tUe For tourist fun and ajpleasant ive almo8t .no time to Clem, a cheropion basset hound, gives the "eye" to a streamfiaed fire hydrant Just instaUed preeentation of its alms and motives. ;oi elty you have to taunt for It. In hfe, take easy-living Budapest get it Into use hefora We must' In Oakland, Calif. Firomen agreed t e hydrant Is not only better looking, but better woric- One Way Roles Of W ar? Budi4>ert are a haU-dosen and nearby Lake Balaton, one complete payment for It,” said big. (AP Photofax.) PAUL DODGE S ecretary at State Ruak la an ed«- It would at least then have been safe monimnents to Russian soldiors of the most beautiful Mg lakes Stefan Gabor, deputy planning against being hoist on its own trickery. aated man, and there ta, eocoept for an who died tn t e hitter bettle to Ih E urope. minister in Rom|uila. aooasional dlaposition on hia part to call eaptur* te city from te Ger For salt water swimming, tha Yhe new American tire and PrObua Service Ctob o f Greater president of the HSrtfiotd Jew mans, But the petty slogans so PONTIAC Black Sea beaches in Romania chemical factories Just con Hartford and of t e 'Omqecti- ish Oommiunlity Oenjber. eritica of adminlatratlon foreign poMcy over-pressnt In Bart Berlin are Nurses to Hear oidntriUgent or. uninformed, no reaaon With Stock, A Friend and Bulgaria offer a low-cost tracted for wlU take two years cut VeUiey Torrii CSulfat He is a- ReservwUans for t e dMiner 878 MMn St .Mi^CTBSTER 649-2^1 rtraply not found here. tang of t e Mediterranean, and As everyone knows, it is the businem to build. That leaves only three Komisar June 8 member of the American Psy- may be mads with Mm. Wesley fce auppoee that he .does not carry aom* You hardly ever see a Rus- haters don’t have to walk over yeiLTs In which to make the cliotogioail Aasooiaition eutd vice Saigent, 72 Mspte tjlu tnteUigenoe along with hia etkieation. •f grraduate level business schools to te atan. One Budapeet hotel recent five people getting to the water, plants pay for tbemselveB. We take ordinary college graduates and fun o f West German unlike France and. Italy these need more time te n that," Oa- Dr. David Ko£iar, heed at One muat merely aamime, Uien, that EngHsh business hia intelMgenoe waa bemused and aleep- teach them the specialty of becoming days. Mn said. t e depaztmeot of peychology a ^Mmleta footbaU Anyone who still hankers for a b «, yesterday, when he waa apparently instant millionaires. This is a tradition Italy, France, West Germany rt. t e tfoiventty of Hartford, of a rapidly disappearing and England offer longer term attempting to deny to Russia the privi which stemmed from the experience of A small Soviet delegatloo phenomenon—an Iron Curtain wiB be t e guest apeeketr ait t e spent a day or so there—and credit. In some cases, ^ report, lege of trying to help North Vietnam the pioneer schools of business back country—ahould go to East Ber as much, as 12 years. Slat aaxMSi dinner of t e Men- lf». had to apeak German to t e Mo withstand American air attacks. in 1927 and 1928, when some bright lin. Thm it Is, grim, gray, de Trade Is only one of te fac cheoter Registered Nureeo’ Ae- tel empioyas, who understand pressing, 4*'.' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1966 PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1966 PAGE KLBVBII cuned a* the meeUaga ^^ilch anUog la aChadiiiad to bagto LTM Workshops are aohedided for evm Tuae- June 8. Ruth Rowley wM lead FREE day, Wedneeday and llMinMlay the Ituuwday evanhig graun Events Set During June durtng June aA 8 pjn. Hioae Inteiwatad in attaodhig Inside Report may oontaot Una MBton.AjdanM DELIVERY Robin Lockwood will oowkic*. Ooto S t In Capital Ih t LKttt HMwtre at Mkn* a woorkrttop hi theaM cal make ARTHUR DRUa (Ooakaned from Vage 8) r lw ttr vM tpom or thi«e tiM* up which will meet each Tuee- •niatifiy sharp restrictions onpo- 8 PENCILS TOim SHARE Mlctl contiibutloni by unions. WASHINQ’h lN (AP) — DavM Where SERVICE 1$ ter woriohoiM acact month at day, etarUng June 1. Fred BUeh thofiieB what existed long be tiM ohth’e nM ne In the oM Cbe> win oonduot the Wedneaday NEW YORK — Laat year Nor bos the search for a mid fiamoff, board chairman of ths Amerloane oonmmed 1.7 bOtlcn fore the ’Taft-Hartley Act Was dle way been helped ^ Ford’a Radio Ootp. of Ameitca, sug nty Technlonl BuUdiii(, School ervenlng workehop on theater passed: state “right-to-work" unequivocal opposition to re N O R M A N ’5 lead pcnoSa. a record and atxMt gests the United States* six 8 t lliM titoa i malMup, tlM ter hietory. IM b program will be Read Herald Ads. laws banning labor-management peal. Frustrated by the vhjtorl- talatary and aioUnir he die- gin on June 9. H ie workx8KH;> on nine per pernm ______giant oommuniceutione compa rm cT contracts that remlre workers ouB parade of LBJ bills through nies pool their international op- to join a union. Because only OurBestPRODUCT Congress, Ford bss been erationa istder ene pri^GOtely 19 states have "rlght-to-work” searching for lust one victory owned firm. 445 HARTFORD ROAD OPEN 9 to 9 — SAT. to 6 laws and no more are apt to and has told friends that 14t> 'Ihe edectrontos ptoneer told adopt them, the Issue’s eco might be the one. the Armed Fbrees Oommunica- nomic Impact Is minimal. But many of the young ac The issue Is largely symbolic. tton and Electroniae Assoriatlon Join the S-ALARMER at tivist Reji^lloans who put in a speech .Wednesday such a To the union leader 14b sym Ford In power last January be bolizes bitter-end opposition to lieve he is fighting the wrong unifled company would sirafdlfy CARTER CHEVROLET oollectlve bargaining. That’s war in the wrong plane at the redotionshlps wUh Comsat, the 2-DOOR NO-FROST why many Republican Con wrong time. government-ertabUehed private gressmen believe solid party It is slgnlflctuit that neither satellite oompeny. get in on THE HOTTEST DEALS opposition to repealing 14b wlU wliwoneln’s Rep. MSIvln Laird And he said it would enable only harden the image of the (the caucus chalrnum) nor the United Sbatee to deal on an Goldwater party. — anti-labor, New York’s Rep. C harles eqifal footing with foreign gov on fhe year's SELLINGEST CAR! rigidly conservative, the party GoodeH (the Research Oonuhlt- ernment communlioattons mono- of the South oiKl the farm belt toe chainnan) has echoed poStM. REFRIGERATOR (the only areas with “right-to- Ford’s flat-out support o f 14b. Samoff warned that the Soviet work" laws.) As lieutenants, they may end Union osn be eicpeoted to estab Yet. no matter' how memy up following Ford. But many lish ks own communicatimia Republicans break away from others will not sateUte system rivaling Com Model P9451 CHEVROLET FOR ’65 sat, and the Western Ehiropean Rep. Ford's leadership and sup Deepening the Republican dl- port repeal, labor will give the Iwnma is the posalbiUty that naiUanB may have a system op credit to President Johnson. liberal Democrats on the House erating ki five years. Comsat, he said, has put the FREEZER Moreover, the Main Street Labor Committee will atta«* to 6 TRANSISTOR merchants and small IndiBtrl- 14h repeal a rider abolishing United States far ahead in satel Physical fitnow from concentration in the schoolynrd aHsts who keep aHve the segregfated unionism (borrow lite communications. But, he ’’right - to - work” movement ing one clause from the Griffin added, it has failed to resolve would brand any Republic^ bill). This would make repeal problems of international com- RADIO defectors as.traitors. all the harder for RepUblicana mtsiiciations procedures. ’Therefore, a group of shrewd to vote against. No Defrost In Republloan 0>ngressmen has The oidy hope for RepubU- WASHINGTON (AP) — Back been searching quietly for a cans lies in the future—after ers Of a bin to forbid states Refrigerator Section middle way out of the cross repeal. Ih the last decade the from banning imton shop agree fire. "right-to-work” issue has Oo m ments have succeeded for the The search has been fruitless the party Immeasurable harm present ki blocking an effort to so far. 'Ihere has been disap in sUtos such as CaHfomia, include in It a rider to make No-Frost Zero pointing reaction to a bill by Ohio, and Indiana. Indeed, los union racial discTiminatton an Michigan’s Rep. Robert Griffin ing lib may be hke losing an unfair labor (xectice. Top Freezer IMPALA SUPER SPORT COUPE which would repeal 14b In re albatross. Leading Democrats on the turn for certain conditions 1966 PubIMiort Newtp&por House EXlucaition and Labor Complete gift pack includes radio, matching case, _____ Syadiottt* Oomanlttee decided to block the rider, planned by the committee batteries and earphone. chairman, R ^. Adam CDaytcn Powell, D-N.'Y, by pushing sep COME RUNNING FOR THIS ONlS Jimmy Breslin arate legtoiaiion aimed at diis- RED HOT crlminaition In unione. SupportetB of the bUl, consid ered one of the most controver (Contliined from Page 8) ♦wlU reoafi. the one who went sial before OongreaS, want to down when Jess WlUsrd hit him avoid adding a rarial squabble GENERAL ELECTRIC the same business which Mr. with a phantom punch in Ha to the battle. Palermo did. which is being a vana. He went down wtUi Ms The measure, urged by Presi racketeer. Mr. Palermo now la arras atoetriied out over his dent Johnson, woUld r e p ^ sec In the federal prison at Lewis- head. Then, when the sun got tion 14B of the Taft-HarUey la DEALS burg, Pa. His fiends, etc. bor law. Ihe section lets states into Ms eyes: It was an outdoor m watch Liston for him. fight; Jack brought the gioves ban union shop agreements, un BUILT-IN der which labor and manage Some 16 months ago. Sonny up and shaded Ms face with C-177 CHEVELLB 300 DELUXE 4-DOOR SEDAN Liston, who. all the "rooters” them. ment agree that all workers at a said would destroy Clay in four, plant have to Join the union. quit at the end of the sixth It is to be hoped that John- Such bans ora in effect In 19 round. ’The "rooters” did not son’a "anchor punrii” Is as pow states. like the manner In which he erful Os Claiy says It is. Clay did tbia. never stunned a guy with one WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi "It was my ai3chor pundi.” punch ki Ms Hfe, much less dent Johmon was talking 9I$HWA$HER Olay acreomed back in the fksbtenSd him. Pertisps this new Wednesday to Dthon Ripley, dressing room. ”I threw It with punch changes it ah. And per secretory of the SnUthsonian a tmdot. It's the punch Jack haps Uatxm wes ju st so old— Insiiitution, about possible uses Johnson took with him to his the guy hod to be at least 87— of the Mstoric old Oouit of to hopping Hnree-lenred . . . to relay races . grave.” that anythliig could put him Claims building when he F>mny how Johnson's namo down. Perhaps. decided they shoifid go and in kept coming up. He was, if you I960 PubUehen Newsraper spect It. Sjmiitcate So Johnson, Ripley and WMite House aide Douglaas Cater G-E SWIVEL-TOP CORVAIR 600 SPORT SEDAN Strode briskly out of the WMte Governor Gets Measure Hoxise and headed for the build ing, across Pennsylvania Ave CANISTER CLEANER nue (rom the White House at On Rights of City Workers 17th Street Police stopped rush hbur traf fic tor Johnson and Ms compon- HARTFORD (AP) — bllWdr teachers from 78 to 90 school tons to cross against the hjgM. RED HOT days. tagged aa the "Magna Catia of Johnson made a quick tour of municipal employe labor rela Give servicemen 90 instead of vacant rooms around on up 48 days to apply for absentee stairs beAcony before the three tions" Is headed for the gov ballots. headed back to ths WMte ernor’s desk after favorable ac Exempt non-profit cooperative House. *•- housing projecto from the state’s Hands In pockete, the Presi Here’s a value you just cant’ beat! Big, easy-roll tion In the state Senate Wednes- wheels and works like magic. Set of attechments day. corporation tax. dent attracted only dlght atten SELECTION Raise the cost of a marriage tion (hiring the 16-mdnute outing. for all jobs around the house, does a complete job The bill would guarantee col license from |2 to |6- At one point he rinpped to shake in every room. FEODER'S-ROOM CHEVY n 100 3-DOOR SEDAN lective bargaining rights to mu- hands with some youngstwes in I nlcipal employes, and would re- on automobile. I quire local governments to nego DROP IN TODAY... WE'RE RED HOT AND ROLLING... tiate with organized labor Seniors Winners WASHINGTON (AP) — The ' groups. It contains a no-atrlke FBI* National Academy, which WAITING FOR YOU WITH THE HOHEST DEALS AND I clause. Of Scholarships g^ ee 12-week training courses ' Sen. T. CHark Hull, R - Dan- ro tlw nation’s law officers, is SIZZLINGEST TRADES IN THE A R E A ] bury, likened it to Uie Magna Donald F. Mordavsky, a sen due to be expanded into what Carta and said it would become ior at Manchester H l^ School; FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover AR (AINDITIONER a model of its kind in ths United csBs "the West Point tor law States. and Ksuvn J. Bartle, a senior entorcement.’’ P R O P O S a FeDERAL EXCISE TAX REDUCTION The measure Is the work of a at East Catholic High School, Prealident Johnson has author I special committee appointed to have won $000 scholarsMpa from ized the FBI to ask Oongrsss for Model JPRESIDENT JOHNSON HAS PROPOSED THAT IF A REDUCTION IN THE PRESENT 10 PER CENT ' study munlotpal labor relations. $10 million iwsded to modernize FEDERAL EXCISE TAX ON NEW PASSENGER AUTOMOBILES IS ADOPTED THIS YEAR, IT BE MADE the Catholic Graduates dub of I In other Senate action, a bill Greater Hartford. and expand the academy’s facil- .1822. RETROACTIVE TO RETAIL PURCHASES OF NEW PASSENGER AUTOMOBILES AFTER MAY 14, 10«5. I that would l^ralite the sale of Mordavsky Is the son of Mr. itiss at the Marine hose in WE HAVE BEEN INFORMED THAT GENERAL MOTORS WILL REFUND TO QUALIFIED RETAIL PUR- ' beer In seven-ounce containera and Mrs. Frank A. Mordavsky QuanUco, Va. 6,000 BTUs CHABERS THE AMOUNT BY WHICH THE TAX MAT EVENTUALLY BE REDUCED. i; was approved and sent to the of 36 Sherwood drcle. He plans Hoover and Atty. Gen. Nicho to team coordination and individual jumping—appears fun. I House. to be a premsdlcal major at bus Katzenfbach dlscrussed the , An amendment, for wMch no Boston University. plan . Wednesclay in talks to the everibs at Charier Oak Field. will become on eisiual or bien ' explanation was offered, will Mias Bartle Is the daughter of KXI graduaisB M the academy’s 115 V olt Here the oomperition was great nial program. (Hertdd iibofioe by ; make the law effective July 1, Mr. and Mrs. Josejrfi M. Bartle 70th clasB. Nathan Hale Pupils Taught er and ribbons were awarded to Pinto.) Our Used Car Lot Is Filled With 19M, instead of on passage. of Davewell Rd., South Wind' Katzen/bach saU the expanded place winnen by the PTA. The bill was opposed by sens- sor. She expects to major In ctoademy woUM be able to train JEFFERSON DESK SHOWN I , tors from New Haven, where the French at Albertos Magnus dd 1,200 men a year instead of the PORTABLE Their events 'included a 60- pgvsent 200. Quick Window Value of Physical Fitness yard dash, a ball throw, a nin- WASHINGTON — The desk Grackiing Trades And Roaring DeaisI •' states' only brewery is located. lege. at whikh Thomas Jefferson Among the 29 measures ap- Three students from Hartford Mount nlng broad Jiimp, a wheelbarrow MUCH CHEDDAR DAKOTAN race, a three-legged race, a signed documents of the Louis- > proved by the Senate was a bill and one from New Britain also Bartier SAb week, the Nalhan<$>Hale’B field daye demonetoaibed iana Purchase is in the Jeffer Choose Yours For The Holiday Increasing ths number of work- received schoIarsMps. The funds BiaMARK, N. D. — North G-E TRANSISTOR standing broad Jump, a crab Oakota produces shout 18.5 mil- Bale School held a aeries of thait the cfaUdren were being In- race and a Shuttle race. son Room in the Sfaite Depart . men’s compensation districts were raised hy the club through field daye for its youngsters. Al Struoted in sMlis oonunenerurate Miorrlson hopes the field days ment. from five to seven. The bill now presentation of an original mu Uon pounds og Cheddar cheese though not prompted by the re with their levels of physical de I goes to the House. sical comedy. a year. PHONOGRAPH cent phyelcel fitnesa conference velopment. 62 CHEVROLET Extend th«i m.nlmum numbei The 17-yearH)ld Mordavsky here, the field days, rays Prin- Kindergarten through Gra^ 61 VOIXSWAGEN 64 CHEVROLET Jxi concurrence with the ' COOLS A ROOM 15’ x 20’ SIZE Impala Super Sport Convertible. V-8, has been acUvs In the Audio- I elpel Maxwell O. Mjonteon, 8 bcU their events in the school- Deluxe 2-Door. 4-cyllBder, standard Bel Air 4-Door, 8-Passenger Btatte ., -H ^e, the Senate passed and Visual, the Current Affairs, the FROSTY WHITE Auto., power steering, bucket seats, Wagon. 8-cyl., auto., radio, RfCQK were held to emphneixe physical yard. They were primarily ryOi- sent to the governor bills that, Chess, the Sounds of MHS, the DECORATIVE aduoatton in the school. mlc games requiring leaser *1095 radio, heater, whitowalls. $97IUS heater, whitewalls. ^Iw9w ; ' would: Spanish, and the Boys* Loaders Many more extras. ^ £ 1 9 9 And Wee the demonotrattons oompetMton but, for that level, Ban dlBcrtmliuttlon In public Clubs. A member of the Nation held during the conference, the were chsHenging. 63 CHEVROLET . I accommodations because of al Honor Society, all of Ms class- CRUSHED STONE anrents oontRutlng Nathan Gmdes 4-8 pertormed their *3 FORD 62 CORVAIR INSTANT Oalaxle 4-Door. V-8, auto., power Biscayne 4>Door. 8-cyL, Standard, race, creed, color or national ea are in honors sections. 36 Lb. Bag Monza 2-Door Sport Coupe. 8-cyl., At Bast Catholic Miss Bartle, steering, radio, beater, S1C1C radio, heater, whitewalls. *IS« ! origin or ancestry. The bill adds Has large speaker. 4-speed automatie record whitewalls. ^ I auto., radio, heater, S190K *' "national o rl^ or ancestry" to 18, has belonged to the Art dub, Tote and Save 98c MAYTAG whitewalls. "'loaiP the present law. the Sodality, and the Glee dub. changer. Durable, high impact luggage style case. 49- Direct the Stats Board of Laat year. In the National Latin Dellvsred 81.06 Transistorized for Icmger life and durability! 60 CHEVROLET 63 RAMBLER (1 CHEVROin Education to study the need of a Exam, aha earned a "maidma AUTOMATIC MR. AUTO WASH Bel Air 2-Door Hardtop. 6-cy1., auto., Classic ‘660’ 2-Door. 8-cy1., auto., Bel Air 4-Door. 6-cyL, auto., .$ f 4BK ' rerional vocational technical cum laude.” Dividends psM from day radio, heater, whitewalls. 91145 radio, heater, whitewalls 91495 radio, heater, whitewalls. II school to serve the Milford' The atodeqts are selected on W. e. GLENNEY the basts of character, scholar of deposit — 4 times a J Stratford area. 885 MUn St* Ym Afktd for it! Look at iWt Voloo! year. 62 CHEVROLET < Extend the minimum numjier ship, leadership, and flnanolal WASHER 64 CHEVROLET 61 CHEVROLET ' of accumulated olok leave days n e ^ 648-626S Impala Convertible. V-8, auto., power Btacayne 2-Door. 6-cyl, standard, tbs end of March, Impala 2-Dom: Sport Coupe. V-8, radio, heater, whitewaHs. . auto., radio, beater, wlitto- C4EAC steering, radio, heater, SISSK *1345 M odd Two 3 W ater Jane, September and Ds- SHOPPERS SPECIAL walla Like New. '^ £ 9 9 9 whitewalls. C-126 Temp. eembar. Speed 64 CORVAIR 63 RAMIUR 62 CHEVROLET MANCHESTER'S $ p 9 B41 Air 2-Door. 6-cyL, auto., $ f JJUe Monza 2-Door Sport Coupe. 6-cy., Olasaic '660* 2-Door. 8-cyL, standard, radio, heater, whitewaBs. 4-speed, radio, bucket seats, ilfle radio, heater, vrt^ewalls. *1995 heater, whitewalls. '^lOOW ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER 63 CHEVY H 59 CHEVROLET THIS IS NOT A WET WASHl Nova 3-Door Hardto|K 6-cyl„ auto., Impala 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., 60 RAMIUR radio, hsator, whitowaOa. $ f g g g American S-Dopr. •‘oy i. power steering, power hrahfo, staiMlard, heater. • Tir«s Steam Cleaned radio, heater, whltewallA OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! • Body Thordughly Washed WESTIN 8 H0 USE Dividend iPaM 61 CHEVROLET 63 FORD 57 CHEVROUT and Hand-mitted Impala 2-Door Hairdtop. 8 -oyl, auto., from Day of Deposit Oalaxie ‘800’ S-Door HhvMcp. V-8, Mo ■. » ' V ’ ■f. ■V-. N ' MANCHESTER EVlSNINa HERALD, KANCBESTERk OQIfN, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 196B PAOI V. , , I .1 , ...... I... »■ I ...... : m—ii I. .»■■■■»■ I ni HW WAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING H E R A ^ ,I, MANCHE5TBR, OONN; THURSDAY, MAY 27, 19CT H e lt r o ii or -$6,100, "MMl- expecting 1668’e Gloria Hotbrook, wbeoa ratig- Moves Afoot to Bolster produodeB iend aalM to set now .nation aCfootlve ii TPC Grants tatitaB tor aaany one year. B o l to n Cheap Way to Deceit Sea June. A ytar ago govemmeent oMd plant Cdnvdssere l^tecopal Ohnreh Newra Confiden^in V.S. Economy private econonuate wer wor Tlowera on the ettor at St Zone Change ried leot there be a Jumdown tei Sought to Fill Water Need nter’e .%l8oopei Church Sun the economy in the last half of Skite Official Will Speak Are Named day wtere given in memory oT JnBucklapd By 8AM DAWSON ♦fittroet n ffo rfli that ae InflaUcn- 1965. Now faw indeed expect M ^. Retahe B. Jctiee, toother AP Wnslaesi News Asaiysl ary, however Washington may thit. What they’re talktaig about By RAYMOND J. CROWLBY^ftir the o(Mt of toHttrtor agrtoii- of Aceynatii end Merle Rotter. vtew tt. Stock market observers now ia further growth, but a leoa (HARTS NEW YORK (AP) — Both bieathlaaa one. And what I At GOP^s Spring Buffet ttare. The Town PliMmlQg Oom- say Prices went up ae a result of WAMnNGTON (AP) In SA Drive Mira. Jones wee the mUam^at peychotogteal ■ and monetary P n oidin t Jotanoon bad dl- the late Claude Jenoa inlsatMt baa approved a Tofland tbs Iteeasury'a requsM that the they’ re worried about is that the "Water, water, evsrywhsre, hoc ’ SEE»S weapone afw taStoig readied^ to public might turn cautioi^ If the A. Sh«i)herd e t Mt-^iemUnc the cub acout meeting rooted tiw Interior Deportr / Speotod notioe la given to St. Tpke. aona change to perintt debt limit be raised. any drop to drink.’’ ment .to try for a Mg leap for- Oanvosaen for the SaJvaUon ward off any letdown ter Aipfri- quarter-tii^uarter geine aren’t StiuMr Dr. will be the featur- when the siren sounded. He Army fund campaign, now in Peter's partohlcoera df the dedi- busineea construction opposite Businees plene tor expaheicn apectaculer as in the recent jC speaker at a sprii^ buffet said he was surprised when he Stepped-up eftoris ore under wtril on desoHnotion. He re- oation of the Pheipe Memorial cans’ confidence that proapeitty ■pending are revised upward way in the United States, the cenity propooed ttiot Oongrew foroe, as announced by Mrs. the planned Burr Oornera d * dance aponsored by the Rie- found the fire was in his own “lilzatoeth Griffin, general Window, at the 10 a.m., on Sun ping center. la hwe to May. n m im f. backyard. He said he thought Soviet Union and other nations outhoiixe a $3004nUfion Inorsase e S ' Advance tor Itanieday PMa flbN cen town conuntttee Sat* fiiairman, sue: Mrs. Robert day, Jtiiw 6, foUowilng which, It has denied two requests Oovanunent offlctals and A l tlMae ahouM help to insu o f May 27. dMay at 6:30 at the Bolton it probably started spontane to alter the truth in that on- for the program. He asked that At noon, the annual p u lsh p4e- late pubHc confldence from any guiahed lament of Obleridge’a the exteUng program be extend Butt, Miss Diana Wythei; if ton for changes from Residence agencies are now etarting a dho- I ^ e HoteL ously. fiusan Blok, Mra. Lee Kearitey, Me WiU be held on the rectory abock if there’a a downturn this Firemen spent quite a while Anctent Mariner. ed from 1967 to 1973 and tluvt Zone A to Reatdence Zone B— rus of warnings that peofile “ awphepd, who moved to Bol- Mrs. Richard Sage, Mrs. Wal grbunda This to an event wMch one on Hawthorne St and an inuSasT ixpact too much. Itey summer in economic statisUca, ite from Columbia this winter, hoeing down the smoldering Rapidly expanding humanity trending be raised from $76 or any slowdown in the leto ot Planes Collide, to faced with the urgent neoes- million to $276 mlltton. ter Donald, Mrs. D. Bvarett wasL So much enjoyed by Mr. other at Okoti St and Love seek, to prerant nervousness if £ o h ie f of the aloohoHem divl- pile of debris before the fire AIR Stone, Mrs. Hugo Lederer, Mrs. Fhtipa that it is urged that Lane. growth. was declared out. edty to find economioal ways of Israel is among Ihs countries the bdg upsurge tn the early of the Connecticut State John Baron, Mrs. George Smith parlShlonars wUl make every ef And it hae granted a resub- moitths of this year Isn’t dupU* fri a nation where the urge Four Men Killed of Mental Health, Fire Chief Paul Maneggia averting calamitouB water tiior- that bas urgent reasons to hope and Mrs. S d Enientoerg. commented that It was a g o ^ tagea by converting salt oea fort to attend, bring the whole dMsion requeet that wttl create cated in the next few months. ahraye to be bigger and bettor topic of Ms talk will be that iM geticale desaltnation CONDITIONERS Mrs. Dennto Keefe, Mrs. Ray family. There will be games tor a new lot on W. Middle Ipke. time to have a fire if one had water into fresh. wiU become economical. At Ooneumer confidence can be la powerful, public reaction GRANITE, Md. (AP) — Four aent Acts on Alcohol* to be. ’There were quite a few A booklet just Issued by Kai mond Burt, Mtos I ^ le y BeD, oh egias. Now how different this just east o f HiBtard Pond. fragile and govenunent spokes* against Mgns of merely perch preeant, Israel to using 90 per Mrs. Edward Keefe, Mrs. Hsur- ail is from former years. Hot AH fou r declalone were men were kiUed Wednesday spectators, juvenile and adult. ser Industries Corp., one of many cent of tts availoMe water, and ALL SIZES men are taking no chances that ing on a high plateau always In naiUve o f (Hdo, Shepherd old Gray, Howard Grant, Bruce so long ago, when ha'ving a lit reached at a commtseion meet it might be shaken if a Mow' a force to te reckoned with. when two single-engine ate-' Baseball Results Arms workitig on deeaWng tai about six years that figure Griffiln and Jeffrey Klrkham. from Ohio Weeleyan In baseball last night White schemes, points up the seriow ■HOT” PRE-SEASON tle fUn on Sunday would have ing last night. Action on anoth down in the upward pace bS' That may be why government pianea collided near this com |lv m m t M . YM Mm (AP) -* > th ia aHuation la not expected For Memorial Day 9ln *WFWt Mute* bMchhMd to continue tone- Marines even 6AU M VMNinv iMa ««Mn vtUlery tually wtn head out on longer VWM «ir m. VM Oonc O U trict patrols easin g out the Viet pRE- RIEMIKHftL DAV Lt. Col.'Francis P. DellaFerg, parade marshal for and aatrida an area Oong, luat ae they have arotind Monday's 97th annual Memorial .Day Parade, has an a«Mi« io ia Chmmuniat troop Da Nang. nounce his orders for the line of march and has named ieoacemraSDna «n6e moved with The three Marinee battalions are oovered to the landward by the members of his .staff. ^ -1 Oapt. Waiter A. Von Hone, I Ttm m are puaWnr MtcaMone their own infentk^ firepower, T d - O - P e s t to be WYen by Deputy Mayor plus batteries of 106 and 166mm , r \ , 'r \ 'r '.!V • ■■<■.' ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCKBSTBR, OONIL, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1965 PAGE SEVESmSEK} PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1966' American pilot. Navy Lt. FMUp adviaera mocompanvlng unka arms fir*. authorities reportedly picked up a violinist wi'th the M a i^ iester eoffea wUI be provided f( Fundi* R8llge Wide * Nell BuUer of Blackwell, Okla., sent to rekeve Vietnamese Four Vietoamsse wer* killed at least 50 military officera for bles, one by John O'Briant and questioning. They were bcheved Two Get Posts Civic Orchestra tor four years Oeanup Day Set adults. was oeptured near Vinh after troops who had been ambushed and six wounded In this Migage- Zambia Chief Walks South Windsor two by John Longo; one tHplh For additional information, WASHtNGTON — Th« eight- North Viet Barracks ment, but there was no Informa linked to Maj. Gen. Nguyen by Mac McCormack, and two and is a member o f .Bt. Bridg hie plane wa* shot down on the by guerrilla*. et's Church. Mrs. Lata, a vet contact Mrs. Everett Kelaey, Im-geet American charitable night of April 20. The broadcast tion about Viet Cong casualties. Khanh and dther general* re homem, one hy McCormack and With MS Drive At Scout Camp One adviser, an enhsted man, moved from office in recent eran of many fund drive* tn 28 Autumn St. foundaUon* range In wealth said Butler wa* being treated wa*. shot when his outfit went to Another Communist ambush the other by Gary Munroe. on Tuesday left an American months. Taut Political Rope Winning pitcher waa Jim Manchester, has been a resident well. the aid of a fotr-tmek convoy Tax Rate Reduced Mr*. Emeat MMusz Of 128 Cleanup Day at Girl Scout from $220 mUllon to |SM bil Hit by Heavy Raids enllated man dead and another In Wellington, New Zealand, Kee(e who allowed six hita, for 10 years. She is also a for Laser Photos *Soliff lion. They y e Today was the second day in under Communist attack be White St. and Mrs. J<^n Lata mer Church Schooi superintend Camp Merrle-Wood, Gardner Itockefeller. JoW W tona, tween Pleiku and Pit Do Lim, misalng on the Ben Sot-Tay Prime Minister Keith Hotyoake By LYNN HEINZEBUNO < If he sway* loo fto- to th* oth* struck out six, amd waHted three. auccesrion U.S. planes had hit Nlnh road 60 mUes northwest of o f 530 Woodbrtdge St. have ent for CrysUI Lake Commu St., is acheddted for Saturday (Oontlniied from Page bae) Vinh, a major North Vietnam about 225 rnUea northeast of Sai announced his government has er direcUon, the abys* of nation been appointed IMS town cam WASHINGTON — SoUd pho niet cabttal of Hand and tl Saigon. offered to send a four-gun artil LUSAKA, Zambia (AP) — One-half Mill to 33.5 Manchester Evening Herald nity Church. from 9:30 am. to 2:30 p.m. North Vietnamese border. ese port and naval base, and gon. There waa no word of Viet President Kennth Kaimda of al bankruptcy Mid dUaster paign chairman and co-chair tograph* are poaatbte by using The ambush Is a favorite tac lery battwy of 120 men to South yawn below him. Zambia could South Windsor correepondent, VoluBfMrs are needed to as ,^C a r n e g 1 ec- Oorpdratton, thej indured three mrailMn of the Other pUota aaid they saw the pilots aaid groundfire wa* namese oasualtles or guerrilla Zambia walks the tautest tigM^ man, respectively, for the fund the needle shsuip laser beam o( Sloan FoufidaUon and the UUy, losses. tic of th* Viet Cong who use the Viet Nam to fight with the 1,000- hardly survlv* •conomlcally at Brownie Joseph, telephm 844- drive of the Greater Hartford Mart Disappoints sist With the conservation work camier’e crew. diaabled Crueader plunge into basvy. man Australian Infantry battal rope in Africa theae day*. X tax rat* of 3S.5 mill* waa^Bob Grandpre. light. Hie laMr technique ha*' Endowment. ^ the target area and that the pi The apokeeman said the raid The second American, an offi element, of surprise to offset present, without th# power and dancers are Invited. 0148. Chapter of the National Multi on the nature trail, for the A U.8. military apokeeman auperionty in troop numbers ion which left Sydney Wednes If h* lean* too far toward th* railway of Rhodesia, the port* ■at by the town council laat s|ben used to produce three-dt- lot fplled to eject. ers dropped eight ton* of bombs cer, was killed when his force white-ruled neighbors east, west Senior League Reeults ple Sclerosis Society. EM win H. tONDON — Britain's most n a t io n BIOH IK dUNijM 4 ■aid the plane shot down waa and hit the railroad yard with went In to relieve a Vietnamese and armament. The ambushes day for South Viet Nam. of Mommblque and the import* alKht for the 1M5-66 fiacal preparation of the flag circle, menalonal "hologram*." When Radio Hanoi announced that a The New Zealanders are ex and south of Zambia he invitos The UAR Construction team CHOICES MULTIPUED May Jr., campaign chairman disappointing market last year CATHjjTNE, French Gulana- one of several Crusaders flying U.S. plane bad been shot down rockets and cannon fire, inflict rock-gathering detail ambuehed have proved effective beccume of machinery and consumer, year. Thia ia a one-half mill de- NEW YORK — Coneumera for the Greater Hartford Chap was the six - nation European and the oonstruction of laMied the meanlngtosa photographic pected leave in a few days by the condemnation of the fiery goods from Rhodesia and South. has defeated the Rotary 14-2 to fUhi on which a hdognam ha* rundU ooyefe Ottjger cent o f, BUpport for eight A4 Skyhhiwk* over Vlnh, but It gave no word ing moderate damage. by the Reds. He was shot in the Vietnamese troops persist in ■reaae ov«r the preaeai S4>mlll gain a tie (or first place in the nowaday* have choices fiwn ter, announced the appoint- Common Market. Sales, which tables at the Scout's Own area. 85,136HBiuare-naie oount^. head as the Viet Cong opened up bunching together. plane. The Australian battalion African nationaUsts to the Africa. Fathers and brothers of beeh developad I* proj«cted by raiding a railroad yard at Vlnh, on the fate of the pilot. The two Americans killed north. senior league baseball. among 8,000 items on grocers' iftenti. had increased 15 per cent in fonnerty a Frqnch JwM cote-. midway between the Commu- Wednesday wera special forces with machinegun and small On the pt^tioal front, Saigon is traveling by sea. Kaunda has given an accom tax rate. A resident of M««<***rter for 1063. were up less than 2 per scouts an weleoma Vohintoera a lastnr, tt form* an Image hav Radio Hanoi claimed another plished performance during th* The UAR batters collected shelves compared with about ing height, width and depth. The tax rate will finance the nine hits Including three dou 1,500 itema eome 20 years ago. 14 years. Mrs. Slatusz has been cent in 1964. are asked to bring a box lunch. to first seven months of Zembta’d eembined budgeta of the board Independence. But the most per af education and general gov- ilous stretch of rope lies ahead.* amment for the flaoal year The government of Rhodesia Btauting July 1, IMS through on Zambia’s southern border June SO, IMS. has made it clear that self-gov Mayor John Egan noted that erning British colony does not In January of thia y«ar the Intend to hand over power to an council entered into delibera- African government in this gen tk>na on the budget. He aaid the eration. council and oitisena expended Prime Minister Ian Smith, conaiderabl* Ume and energy pointing to the "abandonment of in fixing the tax rate. V M t t e ( w a ^ zkentetW sii^ all but the scantiest trappings of Mayor Egan emphaaiaed, democracy’ ’ in some of Oie new "The reaolutlon aeverely under- ly independent countries of Afri ■tatea the time and effort that ca, has said Rhodesia Is having went into the budget. The de- none of this. He has promised to craaae in the mill rate win rep- maintain th* standards the 217,- raaent a pleaaant aurpriae foe 000 white Rhodesians have the reaident*.” grown to expect, whatever th* Mayor Egan aaid that tha 3,660,000 Africans in Rhodesia; grand Hat o f 77 million doUara may think. waa abore what waa antieipat- BBO HOLIDAY WEEKEND This stand. If it prevail*, halta ad. He alao oomtnanted that In IHIS COUPON UP FOR THE GRANDUNKM African nationalism at the Zam arriving at a raaaonable and bezi River and African national equKabl* tax rate one-half mill ists have no intention- ef stop waa incorpotatad for capital Im- ping there. provementa. On its north, Zambia has th* "Thie.’* Mayor Egan atated, Congo, Leopoldville and Tanza *Ta a atep to get on a pay-aa- nia. The Congo plays no great you-go plan. The town will be SIMIN' role In the drive for black su able to pay for some of the cap BIG HOLIDAY premacy and exclusivity on th* ital improvementa In cash and FOR YOUR HOLIDAY j c O U V O N GRAND UNION’S African continent except to make it more confusing. out down on interest pay SHOPPING CONVENIENCE ments.” Tanzania, on the other hand, Mayor Egan aaid that al has become the haven for all though the budgets do not meet the liberation movements of every need and deeire they do OPEN THURSDAY O f Africa and the training grr- <4 meet the town's need for serv for African revolutionaries. It is ice* and he commended the the seat of the Organization uf town oouncil on its dedicetion & FRIDAY NIGHTS {ittXt 0"t African Unity committee of. and sincere Interest. aOSED MONDAY MAY 31ST nine, charged with mapping th* Oouneilman James Throws downfall of white rule in Africa. IN HONOR OF MEMORIAL DAY said that some one milHon dol It is also one of the bases lars more on airtomobllee on from which Chinese Communist the grand list waa realized than SEABROOKFARMS IN 90Z. 0 7 C BOMAH 1 emissaries try to prove Chou ' anUoiiMited. He noted that SWEETHEART—7 m. Botden. Pat or Comalloii En-lal’s dictum that African many taxpayers wUl have an BSFABAGUS "‘iS “ «?^3/ MANICOTTI countries are "ripe for revolu faicreane In their tauces due to 2 COLD CUPS EfAP.M ILK MRS.PAUL'S ^gOZ. GBXNDinnON 12 QE. tion.’ ’ reaaaeeament and that the town QQC Kaunda haa said Zambia will h stBl at an M per cent aaaeee BONDWARE-flex. EARLY MORN HACABONI PKGl 0 2 1 Blent figure. ONION BINGS 0 3 3 not become a military base for Throwe staited the most im HOT CUPS MAHGABINE use against Rhodesia or other OflC South African cmmtries. So far portant thing In setting the mlH rat* is keeping in line with as is known, no military train the surrounding towns. He said BIRDS EYE • Green Peas ing is being given to liberation the tax rate should be the same BONDWARE ~9 INCH -WHITE We choose on/ufhe finest im J i /Mflfeg mdPsdm'M Bimb • Cut Corn ■ forces in the country. or lower ao the town can say It is a question whether he to buetneesmen tt la fieoally re- PKG • Spinach can maintain this position ^pon■lble. OF 150 TENDER • Butter Beans against the pressures from the The new tax rate was set on PAPER PLATES JUICY VEGETABLES more extremist African leaders a total town budget of $3,331.- in the north. S90. The board o f education STEAK OAU-eupported rebeUlon* budget is $2,04S,M6 and the RICH'S—Caiooolol* against Portuguese rule in An general goveriment budget $1,- JUI.FLAVOR8 SIRLOIN STEAK PORTERHOUSE gola and Moxamibique, launched 949,904. Some $35,000 has also ECLAIRS 2 ^ 8 9 ' FTOKNClEs' from the Congo and Tanzania, been put away for capital im BIRDS E T I have floundered on stubborn provementa. PENGUIN SODA 12'^97'’ fUmTllssuE PK8. LEAN e 1 FIR8TCUT OFS Peutug^se resistance. Zambia EMlmated revenue and the MOTTS BONE IN ORANGE JUICE 3l& 79' lOEOEAHra would be a natural base from general hind aurphia for the .| BD ROAST IB.1 which to attack, except for the town amouBta to $774,829. TUEATSFiuiT CHUCI BOAST FIANXSTEAX M HraTBns dlffiiculty of sui^y. On the basis of the town’i SARA LEE— CHOCOLATE Communist China, the Soviet new $77,162,860 grand list re- CHEF BOY-AR-DEE Beechnut, Chase & San b o rn or GRAND UNION VEGETARIAN OR Union and Yugoslavi* have es- aulting from the recent r SHORT CUT FIRST CUT tabUsbed embassies in Lusaka. aeasment or a rsiae of $2,584,- CHEESE PIZZA BROWNIES 821 over what was anticipated, The Chinese have ptirchased a the amount to be raised by tax Maxwell House I pork n be^ s oz. targe, handsome idlla on th* outskiTtB of Lusaka for $75,000 ation te $2,567,081. PKG. y , Tha item of loaMv the oon- (OFFfF 1 '*• CHUCK STEAK and now have the second largest aeastoo at Spring Pon^ Parle r R IB STEAK embassy staff in the country. was tabled unU the next ooun- But Kaunda has restricted th* •B meeting. adze of all embassies except MIDDLE CUT those of Commonwealth coun iInM M r XABLTM O RN ______BONELESS n n C 1 OVENREADT CHUCK . HaroM r. iSSKii^wtor of tries to 12 members. Ul< CHUCK ST E M tha summer school, announces INSTANT COFFEE TOP BOUND BOAST ul99'^ | BIB ROAST CALIF. BOAST Foreign Miniator Simon Ka- that reglstiatlan for tha South •5 7 9 ' GRAND UNION pepwe explained the Umitation CHMFBEU.V FRESH BAKED Windsor summer sehbol will -BLEACH 9 ^ $ j o o to. Parliament by saying that if take iriaee In the office of the SODPtmuto BONELESS CREAM CHEESE embassies became too large |iigb school Tuesday through BOTTOM CHERRY PIE “ they wouW not be fully occu Friday next week betwaen tha pied with their proper functions " hours of 2 and 4 p.m. and might become engaged in Tha six-weak summer school 1 O * intrigue.” start* June 28 and goes RED OR YELLOW ROUHD ROAST BONELESS lb The CWnese apparently al SHOULDER STEAK ib99 ready are engaged in totrigue. through Aug. 6. Ikirollmcttt is restrictad to South Windsor $800 FRESHBAKE-SBofid l-tB. Kaunda stated pubUcly not long reeldenta. Caaeses wUl meet SOL CmpDUNION-Pent.PM& 21B. ago that the Cldosse had daily from 8:15 am. to 10:15 HAWAIIAN PUNCH 3 FRESH LEAN EXTRA LEAN H A C rOXBRABDia BONELESS ^ SANDWICH BREAD LOAF 2 7 ' CHEESE SPREAD IMF 7 9 ' "bought” four oCfiriats of Lusa a.m. and between 10:80 a.m. ka trade uRiotw. IB. BBISKETS turacrunni-DaiiUi and 12:80 pm GROUND BOUIID GBOUIIDCHUCK ii.D W FLANIENBIBS 5 9 11 OZ. OEICXXIIAIB 17 OL Although Zambia i* formally Director Ktbbe stated som* BASPBEBBTHOBI PKO. 4 5 ' CM "nonaligped,” Kaunda takes a of the classes will be for make HEAVTbOTT GELATIN DESSERT RLAST 5 9 ' Western approach to world poli up. eome for enrichment, and 4 IS 3 9 ' BONELESS BONELESS ExtrqBonosStaxniMiwHliPiiRhqMoi TYROLETTE-RICKOHr tics. other* for credit. Course* will WISKdeteueit JELL-0 OOZ. The colonial geographers of be offered in, algebra, driving BGONOMT SUB & ’ £ G 0 I D POUND CAKE SMOKED CHEESE PKB. 3 9 ' the last century gave Zambia its training, German, Ruesian, R A iz r Z $164 greatest asset and its greatest English, W ol(^. French, indui- STA-PUFROtSE GRISCO ITL A problem — one' of the world's trlal vi*- personal typing, npte- CROSS RIB ROAST CHUCK FILLET largest copper deposits in a Ian- takifig reading improvement SUNSWEET dilocked country. The country exported $820 million worth of and remedial reading. SALADA BONUS PACK LEMON JUICE Early enrollment ia suggest- BONOESS copper last year and all of it •d because class aections are KEauiJuisnu hod to pass through Rhodesia REALEMON E3 and Mozambique to reach th* limited. Course feea are $20 for TEA BAGS BBISKET'!I? BIB BOAST u . R w POBT ROAST each with the exception of driv x^85' I np^owBOAST u99 PRUNE JUICE " 3 9 market. er training. The fee for thie Kaunda has proposed to budd eouree is $30. t A.1 V a railroato from Zambia into Further information may be STORE SLICED -IMPORTED SHENANDOAH VALLEY— I'/i Oo 2-lbs Tanzania to avoid the embar obtained by calling Director rassment of using white-owned Kibbe at South Windsor High Holiday Delicatessen Features faculties and put Zamliia in line School. COFFEE with aU-Afric«n thinking. It Park to Open would cost abbot $150 miOiem Town Manager Terry V. BOILED HAM ROCK CORHISH HEHS CHICKENS A. 59^ VIRGINIA HAN and the World Bank and United Sprenkiel announced today that F r e s h e s t Nations economists have given Spring Pond Park will open for uVir-u For The eooKCwiiAaa a g a . omfoomni'f nmiT untavorslUe reporta on the idea. weekend only on Saturday, COLONIAL •RAim vmoii Portuguese officiate in Mo- June 5. The wertiend hours wiM aamhiqu* watch the negotia IA BOLOGNA SuiuSnujm . 5 5 ' ROASTBEEF ^ 4 9 ' SWISSCHEESE be from noon on Saturdays and> coiDciml&;H2£^'’ I .cScRAfinENERs {s49' n E U A S I TV AT ROMMI W im DMU OOOMTCMB OMIT tions with cynical eyes. They / Sundays until 6:30 p.m. say the railroad could be used Manager Sprenkel stated that to move copper to D or es Sal plans to open the area for swim- WHITE, MEDIUM YOUNG TURKEYS- AVG. WGT. 4 fo 10 lbs aam and bring baclf the guiw nung on Memorial Day week toi which Communist countries sf* end were oanoaled due to diffi liaibeciiin.- happy to supply. culty in tilling the swimming .iml IIj area beoauec of the low water f B l S H H .O *'***-® '^*** Weather Summary table and lack of rain. GULF SHRIMP PtMic work* crews have been WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—Hot required to spend additional land humid la tha weatherman’* torn* preparing tha area due to ^ I ZATIE8FRTER 9 TAT S l i t OSentUYS-Uab I forecast for Connecticut today. some vandalism that had been c o u p o n I But he predicts more pleasant done in th* area, the manager II I CHICIEN LIVERS 3 ^ 1 ” SH OnES I weather for tomorrow. Mated. CORN CUP THIS c d u p ’oYj' Cooler and drier, air now Heoreation director Sam 1 I sweeping into the mid-section of Brady haa requested the cooper- on HEIHI Itbe country will replace the hot atioin of ah persons pointing out 1* — — M i l B e w fy M t— l lair mas* which has aettled over that vandaham wlM oauae fur relishes @ S tH M I ■ most of the eastern half of th* ther delay and prevent use of PEBSONNA 25 Ination. The leadliig *dg*. or cold the area by all residenta. ll FRESH GENUINE |front to the ooder a ir out vrast BeMor Baaeball g iin tfin M STAINLESS SF E U I will advance toward the eastern Tha Lions beat tha Rotary 9-2 HilA* H O T DOQ ll f U l J f of fOU laeaboard today and pass throu|ft In aenlor laague baaaball laat WIlffHAMBURaER l l ■'aasies D O U lU EDIK BLADES laoutham New England tomoi- night. Ben Stulpin waa the win $ 9 9 1 f 9 S Irow morning. ning pitcher, allowing only five APPIES great Considerable thunderstonw **• hita whila striking out eight and |C I 2 9 ^ 9 V Ivlty srill develop in the hot, hih IN UkKEO . SA%.- ■llowlig no walks. C A U F .^ „ _ DM BiaOVETS [mid air out ahead of the cold The uona got six hits, Includ I b O l r ■ ^ 5 .b la d M hi i*w*W • o c h cR Ifront this afternoon and tonight. ing a doubla by Grag Turak to l a i o H s •Nd M O V ' iSam* of theae- thundUatomui win. Tha win put tha Uona in IsriU mov* aoroas' th* OonaacUeut fourth plaf* In t^a leagws and 12II£^5wn praduclBC aont* nudi^ dropped OM Rotary to socond o _____ I ra in . Altaongh aom* aae- plSCSe ItloiMi may gat a vary ffiodfw al- Tbrdght Armatao’a Bears will Iting, tha pradpItatloR tttatribia- maot UAR Obnstruction team ,*SA* Itlaii will h* apoity, which mcana at douth Windsor High School laom* areas may gat nttt* o r •t 8115- la s rain. •gnaM Daaea 8a| t ltJ ff ii: 5 th* antwtl .ac aoolar w A Windsor Sqdhre THNS WEEIC IBO' a ir dub wHt bold a ragulag M T ■ 8 h> 11 PricAOffffactivffthnB 29., W« rwMrvw th* right to M l ___ MANCHIjfTVt PAIUUOl nWNFIXf W K I — OflN f i l s M O H HANCBESTBR e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, ODWW, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1966 PAGE fim W M M MANCHESTBH EVENING BE&ALD, liANCHESTEB, CONN, THUftSDAY^ MAY 2)7'/1966 hours of slmtrtelty, and EIGHTEEV ...... - - - • f »• V' - ••'tr I • ' -L- hand g^renades and a time bomb down, leaving Barrlentoe In tha mourning ceremonies and fear Overdue BUt for the future. Utilities Lowest vate-Une phone servlee, & were found In wreckago be prdaidency. There remain many problems Francisco reehleBts pay |18.7d IAH FRANCBIOD (AP) — lieved to be from tho Indoaeslati The fighting broke out affer a In San Antonio a month. Events in World boat. general strike that nearly para end the ‘.‘unspeakable poverty PaoiSe Oa. A B l e c ^ Co. haa lysed the country end sn at of the Indian masses,” the na- dMnofWtrated t» 1th flnanciai Uohal newspaper The States- BAH FRANCIsbcV-dioiithly Spresd Price Drop* I jOMDON (AP) Briuin’at nd Chancellor of tha Sxche- U i PAZ, BollvU (AP) — The tempt by tha army to occupy pain that H-. n«Hlng to take a ruling military Junte baa re the mines. A. few mines re- ihan said In an editorial. charges for ooMblned gas, «*eo- Itabor 'govanimant .neaped d.- [uer James Callaghan moved Nehru’s successor, Prime WASHmOTON — The aver Mcond look at a US and corrac* (Uat tn tha Houae of Oommon. or adjournment of the seasloa. stored Its armed forces com suihsd work Wednesday but trte and telephons asrvlos for a mtstake. mander to the copresidency of Minister Lsl Bahadur Shastrl, age retail price of ntargarine for the tong .u ^ today Uy only one edte. meat of them were still Idle. / and President Sarvepalli Rad- a typioal San Frandsqt* house dropped. Ik cent, last year, to A POAE refund d n fl for $00,* when all men^bera are SmOAPORB (AP) — A Bolivia following his nsgoUatton nre truce ended most of'4hs of the truce that ended a week hakrishnah laid wreaths on hold are Ube second lowest 26 cents a pound. Various pre •M.S2 was handed over Wednes present, the Laboiltes have a Malayalaa naval patrol boat fighting, but miners werV said Nehru’s funeral pyre on the amoog th. 26 largek U.8. mium types, usually containing day to the happy customer, jl^ ttiree>vote margin. Bnt a num sank a boat believed to be of bloody flghtliv between the to have fired on an arply post HOUDAY army arid rebellious tin miners. banks of the holy Jumna River cttles- special oUa, aeU up to a dollar San Francisco Port Authority, ber of members were abeent for carrying Indonesian saboteurs Wednesday near CajMivi, 3M Oen. Alfredo Ovando returned outside New Delhi. Only in Sen Antonio, where a pound. which operates 8mi EVanetaoa ttie session Wednesday night. 600 yards from the entrance to miles soutt of La Pa^'. go. and electric servlcea are Harbor. ■ Throughout the night the gov the Singapore Harbor Wednes- to the poet he shared briefly with Lt. Oen. Rene Barrientos COPPERS NEVER LEGAL provided by a tix-exempt mu- COINS UU% SILVE* The iitlBty said N rscenlly WHK-iHD ernment won a series of votes dsy night. nfcslpal system, v e the ratee last November after the over NEW DELHI,/indla (AP) — WAHHINO’TON — Foreign dkKovsred H Inetalled a toa- on clsusM In Its omnibus fi One Indonesian was Ashed lower than here. WASKENOrrOM —.-The sttYer nance mil by rasor-edge from the water, and at least two threw of President Victor Pel India marked m * first araiivsr- copiper ooine never enjoyed le oontent of UB. cehai S*ed fam meter nine yeara ago aft tha SUPER CLOSED sary today of'^Jawaharlal Neh gal-tender statue In the thilted Based OR the UM of 50 margins. Finally tha margin others were believed to tasve Bstenssoro. Public demonstra therme of g m , IM kSowatt at 00 per cent in IdUO. ipoit’. ferry buHdtng. MARKETS MONDAY. dropped to one veto—lOS-lBS— been .aboard the boat. Four tions forced Ovando to step ru’s death with predawn StatM. M a y 11 sf, in obforvanao of Mamorial Day n s MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST HAII6HESTER M f f V i ' ^ » » >.M,T f f M ,» T t r.f.f.T t.f.t.T.t T.l I f ^ ’ ’ ^ ,^ 1 VALUr.BLE COUPON ^ Ground ab Cmum ' • • f , s-« ft Ground Chuck Choico Beof 100 FR aiSit STAMPS WMi tm i fmtkmm •( t l ar Mint A» T««r M m Oy PiuaMr Nopco . A o a m ONLT—ONI TO A PAMaT Extra Mild ''V « M a ro a .li f o b rJ ^ T t M «y tWfc Frankfurts No Mompi wHfc Cl.oroH*i o rlo r-S to H Uw vjlVi'mViwi'ivi'tWiiWrA'iWiWi^VnTriYi'i AH I'l I'l'l Waavef' $ifcad 'Half PoiHid Chkken ^ f , V I ’ f f.f T.f.f.T.f.T.I.f f f.f T.f / T f f t f f ii______VALUABLE COUPON , v a r ie t y , l o w pmCES...PLUsMonnN STAUPs,„pi^ o n eA T T S T b lUi CoopoA a««U lor q UAUYY YALUEf 100 FNBE7a» STAMPS more W est WM POrabi ol « n l'al FOTOCHROMi^ coLoiteb fUM i w a o i v c At Aar Popolor leaer M#*o VoHd’Through Srhiroay, May IP F irst FULLY COOKED Chuck Roust O R C K N T A M P S j I. N a tion a l Iraac^d r; M ,f.m .f,f.m .f.t.H .T .t.U H .I.f.f f.f.f fiM.fjfjV, Ho Wasta K VALUABLE COUPON Stores Veal Steaks Lb. i WFREE'raS STAMPS CHICKENS FOTOCHROME CLOSED MONDAY SLACK & WHITE F WHOLE €lm t Pok WhH* Popar Pkrias leeoeoiy,^3||i^* IN H O N O R O ^ A ^ m M d 'D m 2k to 3 U)} Dfliied CMeken ' READY-TO-COOK ftuue SBiojt Early ^ Hump, Tender, Meaty S ’ Mayor yMk Cak , ■ ■...•‘p/.-.';. - ^ SFLIT, Q UARnRID, CUT-UF w » c Foil K H. RoM SHANK SaECTED QUARTMS » ----- ' n^lar A 4« o.. fg| iI c e d ^ c o n ^ 6 9 * r m c n U CaUrU ^ Ca« J •r4h THIGH A DRUMSTICK hoice CapHel Farmi Slkad :i4u.i QUARTHS iahAJW PMk Sfripf n... . . 0 ^ : -J lO K L L ' HAWAIIAN SECTION BREAST ■REAST A WING ■ t . ■ ^ .4 ^- CANS PSHfH ;* fn iiE N t ' l b / . , I U IIP!' ■ fU ''PI... ROASTim CHICKENS 2K to 4 Um 39< I .'( • 0 | K > varMlat | K . ac. / ^ (KET YCapHol'^^Vaa CHICKENS AvsiltW* c 1 1 ^ ,10 ^ ftaa.Jar.f 7 « 1 4 aa. Ideal For A Meal Or PUNCH•° U*VE17^ BARBECUED 59 Fpr ^ Delicious Sand- INbhKi ft fiMtiy to""bT SIIc»d Lb. FULL SHANK SECTION w1cites For ¥our ffotr HNAST I VQT14-OZ' iday Picnic------Juice Drink Pmaappla-GrapafniH CANS FULL BUn SEaiON BELTSVILLI HUNDRED Half ^ H os Ice Cream Al Flavor* HALF GAL THICK END WHOLE BRISKET FIRST CUTS Fleischman's ' CENTER SLICES ^i|| MsBPOfir : 9-OZ Cuke Mixes JIFFY PKGS MARGARINE SHOtlLOm • 4 to 4 tbi iC m i c N CANNED HAMS Smoktd Pknks » 45< TURKEYS Colonid ^2^’ U A TW IU - Hot or SwMt ■ SAVE 20c 7 0Z.' ItaliRR Smsage » 69< READY-TO-COOK HORMEL OVAL CAN Cokmiol FRESHLY GROUND (fSc Fw Pound) 4 TO 8 LBS LB. '’' ^ ^ ^ I ^ LU. IMPORTID Chopped Beef 2 lu 9S< ALL U. S. GOVERNMENT 6 m . Ib fA r s fu Joko SAVE 20« Popular Grand Champion Quali’hy Meats SPAM BACK BAY - SAVE » e INSPECTED GRADE "A" IMFORTW SRced BacoR 63« Froxen Pizza 49^ Unox SAVE 40c N M A IT - SAVE lOe •kOZ Roth H O M Y « L A Z » CAN Lhferwurst ^ 55« FRESH FIOUNPER FHIET DINTY MOORE SAVE : • Beef Stew CANS frozen Food Specials I VPTI-OZ ReuLemon U M O N J U K I BTL nroT' eADDEN Spiring Produce Specudsl LUMONAM NABISCO PINEAPPLES PINK or MOULAR - SA V E S4s 6-OZ CAN! PRETZELS ROYAL HAWAIIAN LARGE READY-TO-EAT EACH VERI-THIN REG OR PRETZEL STICKSr LS!“ BlJ. lA N Q U IT — ChoeoUla, CoaoBmit, LBawo, Obm hb J L _ ,^ | ^ ^ W I « S A F - WASHMOTON ITAW ^ U ^ ^ B ^ B r B ^ ^ D 2H. Inch Minimum d B BAG AT CREAM PIES sicnoNt 16-OZ PHUAiT CANS Yellow Corn riemA 4 fo 2 9 < SAVE M 14-OZ *7c H r pkgs T o m a t o e s DDBI I ih a m f o o USTERINE ANTMIFTK CONOMTIATI f g M A L F A C K SOZTUH 7 S« f A V I l i d ARRID CREAM VITALIS LARGE ^ • PIODOIAIIT-REGULAR A4pZ ^ Q d 7-OZ BTL 9 4 4 iAVI «• JAR w lr< IAVI If u i t 'V ,. iROMO *« *n S 7 « . •v.i S*7 i -f 'F •» •' TWENTY MANCHl!»im EVtiNlNO EBRAU), MANCHESTER, CONN; T h\JR8DAY, 2T, M « m ancShEs t e r Ev e n in g H ERAij), Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n * Th u r s d a y , m a y 27, i965 •Jasp - h flset” 6f vsbscls crafnntad with Jobl^s Claims the latast gbsr, and service Nq U w t r M M i } * From Your Neighbor's Kitchen Old Federal Agency aboard thasa sn^pa ia 'net cody AaywiMro Ml Oaka.- and safa becauee- they might Mflavs WIUi Bafsty" Resiime Decline find UtemaelveB in huniodnas, Get nylon (X>rd and tread as deep as or vanturing Hose to rocky, un- Bgr DOMS teUMNO TTaamnloymtiii eempenaation OM irtshloned Quick Loaf ehartad coasts. Thsas vesMls gBTHlftteUB claims nM In Kanchtstsr last May Face Merger can detect whether thara Is a on your car’s original equipment tires when you buy the Cain ,i% ' aeoordinf to Mra. wwsk rssumad thsir dscHna snd Franeia D. Oraan, 231 School giant mountain down under the ikreppsd' abotit seven per cent almoat bottomless ssasL tL , a “Ha man cake aince It baiow tbs totals for tbs previ By RAYMOND d. CROWLBY < The first task of the survey, ti a craat favorite with the WABKINGTON (A P )-ln 1807 of courst, was to chidt the H ie survey has 217 commib- men in my famUy.” The recipe ous w«ak. coasts to help shipping. But It Moned oOteera ,and S,8M Civil P E N T tA N D waa fiven to ICra. Green when . A tothl of M l ebitansiiits, in- the lot of a sMp captain ap Sarvica employee, many of dudint l i t from the Rockvllls- hM come a long way ainca k TBB nuOMIM U.S.Royal tiia waa firat m arried by proaching tha shores it the in published Ms first nautical them top-rank aoientiato. Hie ‘*Orandma Holman,” mother of Vanlon ansa, draw cheeks local fant United . States waa not d chart, an engraving on stone of oommtsetonad ofHoera wear uni- •TBrasytMag ts naw anT CharlM Hpimen, a former Man* ly dorbqg fha wade ending MSy happy one. Newark, N.J., Bay. forms something like that of tha oheater' reaident. JKt oom par^ to 631 who filed Navy, but they are not fighting M BIROH STREliX Ne might have only Uw fog It woiiM take a bonk now to §48-4444—S48-SI41 OM Fkahlotied Quick Leaf Cake during the .weak ending May IS- giest notion of where the shore do faihit Justice to the survey's men, not connected with the mil T esauna filed throughout the far-flung operations work on itary services. Opak St8«4iS0 SafetyAirlUcle) 2 cupa augar line was, how deep the water, Open tlranday Mlghto 401 • 1 acant cup ahortening Mate last ' wade dropped by how strong the currents.' In fact which ‘millions of people rely for Not, thst is, except in’ wtr- to a new low of 20,880. . Eatldng. Aeroea .tOe Steaet 2 cupa milk he might have to guide himself safety of their lives and prop Ume. In May .1918 the U39, the yeu*n have even better eoirtrel la GUARANTEE UNUMlflD AS T6 b c i^ all-purpose flour TMa-figure compares with the chiefly % the hulks of wrecked erty. submarine which had sunk the Fof 100 OMPE a • a 'Vott im » kiww «iien it** goinf TIME OR MILEAGE 1 teaspoon salt 29/>77 who filed during the cor ships that had preceded him. Lusitania, got a nasty surprise to n ia . passing or in cornering than yon rsg>onding period lect year. Jefferson woidd have been 1 teaspoon aoda So in 1807 President Thomas amazed, and gratified, at the when it attacked a convoy. .Yoa Memkiwar when a friendly had when your ear was brand new. 2 teaspoons cream of tartar ' ‘The rate of insured unem' Jefferson put pen to paper on survey's work. If you photo The convoy was being guard ^ a o id ie f ^ to tiirn iiUosomething On a dry road. White of one egg ployed in the stats also droniad, ed by, among other ships', "The an sot of Congseas, and thus graph a satellite, such as Echo , .wet 1 ^ iHcl^md treaclierout. Other side benefits: Less wander 1 teaspoon nutmeg r eaching the low of 2.3 per was born the earliest soientUh: I or H, slmuKoneously from Survey,” a Coaat and Gaodatic 1 teaspoon vaniUa cent. agency of the government. three or more points on the vessel enlisted into the Navy. '. ^ ]niM*t tile whole idea behind the when you drive doarn s straight l\cup seedless raisins Bridgepiurt ranked firat last It Is now known as the Coast earth's surface, you go far to The Survey shadowed the U- CONDITIONERS ,|iaia tire..Yoa'fe ready for k when- rood at 70 or so. Piactically no fiiend sugar, shortening and weak in total claims filed with and Geodetic Survey—and it is determine the earth's precise boat, dropped an effective depth 'diar and arheikaerk happens. 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NEW YORK (AP) —preached first on Bd Breeaoud’s^the punch was gone. stool IS montha afo, jtoM rifht error. man dbtrtdad with two out, and b > * and Skill (A P )— Nothifitf. seems to Great Act after that fight that "U atM M Mtoneoota .. 38 IS .689 Minnesota’s > bombs soon the IMtans wara on thair way to Clay, Liston, referto Jersey — White Minnesota wma wtontog Chicago ...... 34 14 .883 A, jcuniM-'in atklet^ sticceBB thkt’s besoming stAnd- faze Cassius CHay. . Joe Walcott and Patterispn kil an amateur who should to inad* Oehe ’I^xuuy and Jack Dm a p -i Detroit ...... may be banned in Boston. tts fifth game to the last six, the a threa-run laUy. Chuck ISntqn In the wake of International MANILA TfiF) — YTto to (iBht hls way up:aiattL** “ ; 'toy, fbrtnbr Olympic ‘ 21 17 .563 8 ainglad to Salmon and scorad efi W ^-fitrEast Catholic High ararthe- trackmen of CJoadi say It was a hard smach! Chu Baltimore ... 32 18 .660 3 The Twins unloaded Chicago WMbe flox ware toatog condemnation of the first-round valo, who dashed into the rlhg Fhilippliies Herald oorriSd Clay matte Ltoton kwk Hk4 an IfiidMe B a ^ WBA Oofiitnto- Olevetend ... 19 17 .528 4 their sixth to the last se'ven, a 3- Max Alvta’ douMa. TIaat hel9 Oeorgg'^ GrasBo; The Eagiju will have 11 members of ImoGkout of Sonny. Liston,- na- on Its front page today oUt- stenelf Am . J. Oreqna, legUfit- three more bombs Wednes CMcago to fiva htta. ^ Tuesday night to argbe with amateur again, if you 'iobk tto Loa Angelm 21 30 .512 4VL 1 decialon to CSevsland, and the squad seeking libm ^ in the CfasB B State Meet at tl^wjde. calls for a proto' of Clay, charged the knockout was out head skote of Caartna( fight as you saw It, ^ | to n I n . ifiMqr f t a ^ , fimnifir day night as they outlasted dropping into second place, sev utong stop watches Boston ...... 17 20 .469 8VI UConn Saturday, a tribute to the ijkill.and patience of b05chig, and proposals in several “ a farce.” Clay 'and Sonny Liston But Juri Hk* many o / tto texto postHiMtet* general James A- New York .. 17 32 .436 7V4 the Red Sox 9-7 and moved en percaniiaca points behind the A’ a-ORIOLEB— state^or the banning of boring, •uperimposOd on a photo o f Farisy anil many othsy public -Wfidtofiday ahowsd Uston Twim. G rassq. the undefeated and undaunted “Liston’s, reflexes were slow in Ito small high school hockey offioteto. ‘ :44, up Washington 17 26 .406 9 into first place in the Dtego Segui pWehed a , - Was a ^ tjwgh late < season defensive • change* and his coordination wal gone,” an actor and actreea holdlng- rink Tuesday l i ^ t who ohantSd Kanaaa City 10 35 .288 12V4 In other AL games, Kansas hitter and rapped three ring! heavywei^t champion talked moviO. Oecarh. Because, of tha cpnttxwetiy deeWrad out by Walcott at 2:11. American League. Otty defeated Baltimore 6-1 and fc8>16m ,, tor • Gnisso.. ^as the Shortstop Bud Della Ber today of ' flghUng 'Canadian Said ringsider Jimmy Braddock, "fake” and "fix ,” ntrwspapers OiBioan MacDonoU, a mem- Wednesda.y’e Results while Bert Chmpaneria ootW* 1«e em bam ed.op m rir fipri nards was shifted behmd the one pf the many ex-heavyweight from OaiMfornla to Moscow car over fin tinve o f th e' knockout, Kansas City 6, Baltimore 8 Ih e home-run barmg* ga've Los Angeles sdgsd Waahtogton Uted three ttnMMitod-to to champion (S^rge Chuvalo or Watobtt’4 fafiurt to pick up ths tor of ttie Maine Oommission, the Twine eight in ihelr first t’wo 2-1. Bain washed out New York *Ky.caihp6ign.agaJiDst some ]>late and has recelv'kl praise former champion Floyd kings at the fight. "He got hit a Cl)Uvalo, th e. Canadian champi ried bold hcadknca ''bpriMuming said the three-man comnUseion Cleveland 8, CHcago 1 Kanaas OKy oauaa. 0 6 m p .„ . ths.Atronjest' teams in Gie from Sharos for his play there good, shot and fell apart. A on' from Toronto who lost to o< “fapce,” "frairi” aiu."fake.” timekteper’s count, tbs ac Los Angeles 2,' Washington 1 days to Boston thte season. 'Ihat at Detroit. homsrad fofiowing a B e^ Patterson next, or, "anyone the counts cf a "pbantoiii” and. a toouM get a copy of the talevi- • • • l^uiy id daidi man Skip ... Hoop and diamond star Jim public picks.” fighter is the last one to know Patterson In a savage 12-round In Washington, D.C., Sen. toon tape end a radio tape Minnesota 9, Boston 7 put them far ahead of their 1964 tU t, tying ths gu n s 3-3 In larttn- apd iMkr lArry Ssr- Baker Is planning to attend a when he's finished.” er Feb. 1. "thundSr and lightning” punchy, New York at Detroit, rain TWIN8-RBD BOX— fifth tnnfiig. Jim Oentfla "Maybe .I should fight three of John G. Tower, R-T*x., called more money wifi to added to *tond wtll consider everythinc pace at Fenway when they hit Onva'a homer. Me eighilfa, ‘ al trouble with the .books prep school In New Yoik state Arriving home in Denver, Lis (’Nobody’s knocked me down for another Oon^eaalonal invw- Today’s Games socked Mb 10th bonier, this- fail.-Beker and his par then: Floyd Patterson, the promotional purto tet a fUH mseMng, toi»r.” Minnesota (Kaat 3-4) at Bos IS homere to nine games. the Red flox 6-6 and tr^nrarad a the AthMtos ahead to Stay. Aft darkened, the horlspn. George Chuvalo and Ernie Ter ton remarked that he had gotten and Clay, won't either- All I ask tigatiiou of boxing and descritod added tClevleion show. It was ObvIoUB, however, ths tour-run tally. Eaoi Batoay dou The ElLgles were soundly de ents are moving to Jfew York a "fast shuffle,” but did not ex is the chance at him.” the Tuesday bout aS tto “ nadir old time record of 1 '.26 (hr a ton (Morehead 8-8) Bairt Wilson was the victim of this summer. rell — In one night," bald Clay. Hie American BrtodcasUng BUSINE^'CALL— an umpire can even as demonstrated here, it’s not always easy. Ken Kansas City (Talt>or S-2) at the Twins’ latest assaidt. Bob bled to two of the nne, and feated their fImt three timee "But who would bet on Chuvalo, plain the statement. Sonny- said Terrell, the Chicago string- of a sport.” Oo. said the fight 'wlU to shovrii heavyweight title fight adfi toll AtUson, who walked, acored on ANOEUI-BENATOIBB- ^ at the post. Area residents have been he’d like to fight Clay again, make a call he must have the proper position and. Burkhart, seems to have the best pronounced form. BailUmore (B u b er 2-4), night Allison ignited the attaek, slam treated to three outstanding Patterson and Terrell to beat bean who was named champion Rep. Robert H. Michel, R-Rl., on Ms tetevlalon network Sat stand. That was set, according Los Angeles (Chance 3-3) at ming a three-run homer in the a gTYnmder by ZoUo Veraallea. Peto Riohert held Loa AngStai w^AgainM GMstOnblary ‘ High m e?” “but I guess I’ll have to give by the World Boxing Association proposed a probe of the fight urday from 4 to 6:30 p.m., to the Ring Recotrl Book, by Boston eniptsd for flvs runs to to one fait through elghf 1nniag|i 3M Eagles’ axpidded with 10 totllhawlu' In Mike Leach . of tome other guys a chance.” Washington (Ortega 6-4 or Na- first inning. Harmon KiHebrew East Catholic, Bill Hawver of All three want the next shot at after the WBA stripped Clay of calling it "quite a fraud” and EST. Tto sale price was not Tommy Burns when he downed rum 8-4), night conttoued it to the third with a the second toning, Oari Yas- — Joe Adooo» faui^Hnntog BUM and eight ’seooinds fo r an Clay, despite his one-punch Liston said he thought Walcott his title for signing (o’r the re “ a disgrace to boxing.” discloeed. Jim Roche ki Dublin, March 17, trsemsM driving to three wltfa a homer — but had to giva way tp RO-WVIclSry. They went Oft to (Manchester High and Rick separated him and Clay because New ’Tork (Ford 3-6) at De bases-«mpty blast, and Tony Blanchard of ^Ungton High. kayo of Liston Tuesday night in turn bout with Liston, has re Sen. PhiUp A. Halt, D-Mlch., Clay and Liston each 'wiU 1908. troit (Sparma 2-2), night douMa. BenMs Danteli in the Mnlh b%' ♦to tohr , Of -their neat five ona minute, two minutes, or the round was over. peatedly challenged Cassius to who has had a shot at tt befoi^, OU-va finished it with a leantott • • • of the.heat The Aiwalp Leach loads the Eagles m Only games scheduled. homer to the fifth. IhStto, only Peim^ High- of take your pick Of the time. The "I thought maybe I didn’ t fight him. siBld he would propose a IW INDIANS-WHITE BOX— won ft in that toning whan■n jW breaking tl^e batting .with a .895 average.). Itost Ba^ord 10 runs, 17 hits, four triples question of the time may be of hear the bell or something,” he A' Chuvolo-Qay fight ■would version of his bill to create , the Base Stealing in New§ ’The final homer also helped CIsveland’a Lula llanit and ■ I... ^— ogoeng ficially decided before long. said. ;; pUt Merv McKenzie, the presi office of a federal boring com National League and five stolen bases sre also finish Wilson, who Mt thi game Chicago's Gary Pstera M d o«iiiM b on g o a M n fb tfo * "dlstahcb Orasao hafi But how much power really ”It was a real hard smash,”: dent of the WBA in terrible missioner with the machinery W. L. Pet. O.B. after the next bettor, HUWbrew, engaged to a soorelaw dual unttt top mark#, at . Etost. Ha-wver Loa Angeles 25 15 .625 — eeme with his squad* - fifids has risen to the situation sev was generated ’ by that oiie said Patterson, who added, "I dilemma. He is . from Toronto, for ifivesttgatton of coutrovar- I ViMc tra nasMe to breaknnal run in the first inning onf>Juan Marlchal tor 11 hits and CXncinnatt . . . 28 15 .606 1 aafisjurautent ia. tto .jJartfqrd eral times this epring. with short, right-hand blow to Lis want to fight Clay more than oqe of the sites proposed for the aial professional bouts. He said COME T O ..... ; NEW YORK (AP)—Lout County Conference Chainpion- ever now. I haven’t seen any fig h t.., he wi'E introduce it in tto Sen I Brock won the battle, but the reeord,” WMa said. "And Ken Boyer’e sacrifice fly but the nine runs in 8 2-3 innings, with St Louie . . . . 23 16 .590 IH rUDDing_caJj5_h.es to end a ton’s left cheekixjne never will the way I I think I can go at Dodgers tied K in the second on Joe T on e and Felipe Atou each Milwaukee -.. 19 16 .543 SH Iii)ft’lii5idiafi wear tn~ n sw threat. Blanchard Is ths scrap be known by anyone except Lis body throw a right hand like McKenzie called the Clay-Lls- ate, probably next week. Pre • Maury Wills still is winning top tp iv A an the way. I feel bet singles by Ron Flalrly and Lou hilitting a pair of homers. Torre San Francisco 21 20 .512 Britain. East finished second, per for Ellington, hitting over ton. Either the cocky 23-year-old Clay since Joe Louis. But I be ton fight ’’unfitting, illegal and vious efforts to set up a federal 4'/4 a disgrace to boxing.” Itiie war. ter than when I was 18. Mayha Johnson, a walk and a double- drove in five runs and Alou Chicago ...... 19 20 .487 6V4 KXtffa|gi66 points to 86 fo r wln- -00 and', in the race for RBI c ia y ' unleashed one o f' the lleve I know how to beat him.” bori-ng commissiioneT have died. ; Brocfc, who bM turned M o rm getting my second wind.” play grounder. The Cardinals three with the shots that sent Philadelphia 18 22 .450 7 RSox Pitching No Match MT.^ilMki High of New Brit- itoder. mightiest punches ever or Lis ‘Tm not afraid of Clay,” said Clay, after he had won the Other renewed calls for feder- , WfOOs' rfwdow in a poeaiUe Block, on tte other hand, still brought borne the winner in the Marichal down to his fourth loss Houston ...... 19 24 .442 7V4 iJn. The first time these two Joe Ssvino la the batting k record-maMns iwc« tor the Na- la leaming bow to use bis first se\'entti on successive singles by against seven victories. Pittsburgh .. 15 24 .385 9^ teams met, Pulaski walloped pace-setter at Manchester, hit • tional Lnague’a atoten base wind. He’s only 36 — eight yean Bob Decker, Curt Simmons and PIRATES-PHILS— New Y o r k '... 16 26 .376 10 Bast, by 70 points. Individual ting .250. He also leads in runs • chanMonahip, came oot on top younger then WRa ■— and didn’t JuUan Javtor. Wednesday’s Results Bonfarence honors want to Walt with four while Mark Heller’s Golf\ Tennis and Track • n urCV Ofm QWCR CUlRtUim* develop Into a W&Ue-iype steal Simmons got the victory with 'Ihe Pirates snapped a 3-8 Baanight in both dash events, tie in the seventh inning when Houston 8, Clnoiruwti 3 For Powerful Twin TNT three -RBI’s is out front. East |tlw Wednaeday night wMla the ing threat lattti he was turned a flve-hitter tor a 3-6 record, Milwaukee 10. San Francisco FUck Keane in the broad and boasts three regular* over the • K Louts O u d to A edged the loM efter being acquired from ouMueUng Sandy Koufax, now Andre Rodgers doubled, moved tripte jumps and Boh Lmeen to third on a long fly and sped 4 .300 mark—Mike Lynch (.360) ' Loe Angelee Dodgers 3-1, the CHcago Cube last June. 6-3. Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 3 jiL tb e hjgh Jump. and Tpm Bavier (.314) joining AMERICAN LEAGUE Brock, the Oardnsia’ swift The Oardbials’ victory pulled A8TROSREDS— home on a two-out bmtt by Man BOS'TON (AP) — Pitch-^Xflculty solving any of them* Although arith a minor leaguh Leach. Lynch Is the RBI lead Jaycees List Slate ny Mota. Willie Stargell padded St. Louis 2, Los Angeles 1 except Dick Radatz, tha hot- team, Dullba has been Impres , . . . . . Adcock 4, Angels; Campaneris ■ left IMder, stole three bases tor the defending world championa Jim Wynn was the Wg guh for Chicago 8, New York 6 ing—or lack of it— has er with 11 and hoiAe. runs with] 1, Gentile 10, Athletics; Apa- I a season totel o< 31 in 39 games. to within IVi gemee of the first- the Astros against the Reds, the margin with his eighth horn and-cold ace of t|ie bullpen. sive, posting a 1.00 earned ngi H lgj^Prey • two, er. Today’s GamM been a problem for the Bos The Red Sox made a step to average in S3 1-8 innings of re riclb 4, B. Johnson 2, Orioles; • WSUs, the Dodgers reoord^toider place Dodgers, who stayed one driving in tour runs in support Chicago (Buhl 6-2) at New '* 'Saturday tto whole state wiU • • e CDBS-ME'TS— ton Red Sox since longer Improve their pitching la st lief work. He compiled a 4-1 Allison 6, Klllebrew 8, OUva 6, ROCKVIUi. CONN. ‘ and ftve-thne champton, settled game ahead of Onoinnati in the of Bob Bruce’s five-hit, 13- York (Kroll 2-2) ' their prey as the Eagles at- CHURCH SOFTBALL Twins. . tor one steel and a total of 3S in llgMenlng NL struggle as the strlkeout pdibching. The Mete replaced the Pirates than most followers can re night, exchanging an unsucceae- record and racked np Mvap H to at least duplicate Tail Enders Of Sports Events Oncinnatl (Nuxhall 1-1) at ful relief pitcher in Bob Heffner eaves. Coming up with 10 runs In • go games. RimIb b ot^ to Houston 8-3. Wynn singled home a run tn in lOth place when former team San Francisco (Perry 8-8) member. finish in the Class Outstanding sophomores on mate George Altman hit a two- for a prospect of better things In a five-year major leagi^ the scene this seAson 'are three' the third and fourth innings, NATIONAL l e a g u e I W19b, who Stole R bMMs last Btoewhere, MUlweAdcee belted the first, broke a 2-2 tie with a Pittsburgh (Veale 8-2) at PWl- The Minnesota Twins will to lw ibaet this past winter, Center Congo ■went on to defeat tyear, predtctied before the sea- San fVanelsco 10-4, Pittsburgh two-run triple in the third and run homer for the Cubs’ victory to come in Bob Dullba of Toron career, first with flt Louis of Shortstops — Lanny Adams of By EARL YOST Torre (2) 11, Alou (21 4. adelphia (Culp 1-2), night agree the lack of pitching is a to, Boston’s affiliate tn the In- the National League and then aquad. making the. trip North Methodist, 11-8, - last AND S A V E ! I non Slatted that aomeone would upended PhUadelpMa 6-3 and hit - hde seventh homer in the in the 10th inning. St. Louis (Washburn 3-1) at should b# atiouger. than at any Rockville, Bob Kowalchik of , Embarking on an extended junior sports promotional Braves; Stairgell 8, MazeroskI current problem for Boston af temaUonal League. with the Loe Angeles Angal^, East and Steve Turner of ED- night at Charter Oak Park. Ed InrentuaUy break the record of the Chicago Cube edged the fifth inning as Bill McOooI was Ih e Mete had tied the score Houston (Farrell 8-1), night ter whipping the Red Sox 9-6 lihia this satotei. Back In good McCarthy went Ute distance for campaign on the local front are the Manchester Jay 1, Crandall 1, Pirates; Rozoov- > 104 be set In 10«2. And be Mnted New York Meta 8-6 in 10 in tagged with the lose in his first with a two-run sixth-inning rally Heffner had ^tched a total of Dullba arorked 184 innings. He Ungton. All three won starting sky, 3, Altman 4. Cubs. mSXADILUC S^AN DE VILU Milwaukee (Lemaster 2-4) at Wednesday night and after col only 19 Innings but had surren has a career record of 1S-1<), aondHkm to ths ankle of Mar- the winners, allowing eight hits. cees. Ed Bates, youth sports committee chairman, re ‘ (faet it Just might be the guy nings. start. after the Cubs built an eatly Los Angeles (Podres 2-0), right 'tin who at New prit- berths on ohamplonship and IXIKrUTIVE CAR—LOW, LOW MILEAGE, lecting 29 hits, including eight dered 16 earned runa for a 7.U working in 180 games. 'probabld tourney-t>c.ind teams. Clarence S-witzer was the hlti ports that tennis and track and field have been add^ to • atoo ptagtod ehortetep tor the OAKOS-DODOERS— BRAVESOIANTS— lead b^nd Vic Roznovsky’s home runs, in the first two .with a thUtl In tto 446 and ting star, pounding our a- two- Brock scored the ftrat Oardi- ‘Ihe Braves bombed Gtant ace three-run homer. earned run average. He had Of course, one effective rehdf Basketball Couch Go(rdon A t the usual annual' golf toumeyi^-i games of the current aeries at absorbed two losses without pitcher won’t cure Boeton’h fc'lndoor recool .polder run homer tn the fourth.. Gaelic Football m s O LD M O ULE LUXURY 98 SEDAN Atoretto,, who placed fifth at kins of CheMilre Academy Is for youngsters living in Man -and third place finishers In the ...... Fenway Park. picking up a save or a arin. In troubles. What they need is a getting two AU-(StUiters Joe Van Congo 006 402 x --12-11-1 cheater, Bolton and Andover. I The Twins went through eight other words, he had been no couple of starters who can gh ^ew . Britain, ,to back in ooihpe- Methodist 010 121 0— 6- 8-5 track events. International Night at Dil Play at 5;30 Oudenliovk of Rockville and The tennis and track and Local winners wtll qualify Boston pitchers and had lltUe help to the Sox. aU tbs way. ‘ ftubn. Dave Wright of VallSy Re McCarthy and Whitney; field competition will start ths lon Stadium FYlday night will 196S OLDSMOBILE STARFIRE Glenn Jordan, who moved up Chappell and B. Chappell. for the state finals and the CLUB COUPE Parents and adults win gional to go aloi^ with for same day, Saturday, June 12( state champs will move on to set tliq Gaelic football team of When Ceretto left, totetaof the Tennis activity is also listed thS have an opportunity to men. to watch at UConn. hav mer All-Slater'Tony Rroto . . . Houston, Texas, for the na Hartford meeting Kerry of New watch East Catholic Iflgh’s Manchester High’s golf squad REC SOFTBALL following day, Sunday, June 13! 196S OLDSMOBILE LUXURY 98 SEDAN ing won a t New Britain. 'iTie Allowing only four hits while tionals. York. All proceeds will go to LOW, LOW MILEAGE Hartford County Conference to having Its poorest season in The net play will be at the Man- Youngsters Interested in en the Cardinal Cushing Chari pO-retay team of Basalghi, hls mates pounded out 20, Dick | Chester High tennis courts and champions In action Friday Rockville Nears CVC Laurels! Brian Oaesse, P4ts Fuimoh 12 years; the baseball team the tering the competition may for ties. A hurhpg exhibition by night when the Eagtoa host poorest since 1954 . . . Track Danielson pitched the Teachers the track and field meet will be ward their entries to the Man the Cork Hurting Club of New -1965 TEMPEST 4wDOOR SEDAN and Rick Wood to atoo hlyhly to a 15-3 win over Gem at ML conducted at Memorial Field on AUTOMATIC and ^ W ra STEERING Northwest OathoUo High. laepected and may pwU the up- Couch Paul Phlnney got a chester Jaycees, Box 88, Man York is slated. The game starts N ew Don Bums, East coach, ahower, trade suit and ail, after Nebo last night. one date. chester. at 7:30 at Dillon Stadium. M U of the dsy,.^ . _ Don Burns led the 'winning Junior golf, which attracted said the starting time has After Trouncing Southington Nothing'oould round out the bto Squad finally got out of the 1965 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE VISTA been ohsnged fram 3:30 to doMrumu wKh a recent con batsmen -with four hits, while a record field last year, -will season for Grasso like a couple Buzz Keeney tmd Ekl Braun 4-DOOR HARDTOP 5:30 to allow more adults a CEN’IRAL VALLEY ^btt too feat, loaing to Middh^ quest, qf 'Windham High. again take place at the Man chance to watch the two Around Rockville High^ dr wins Saturday, It's been picked up three apiece. Don chester (Country Club. Play for Standings town's Vtosl Tech, 12-2 yestoe- Itog trip to VO otm . Only Dick Danielson’s soccer arch-rival CathoUc scho '■i. 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It never dawns on TOKYO — A fte r tJ»e reoeaa- • FOUR ROOM apartment, un MANCBBSTTBR — Star - room sumea 4-K per cent mortgage East Center St. 1% baths, ga As Monaco h o b la to Future Newspaper Enterprise Aaen. him, or the way she handles the on modem 6 room Ranch neSr rage, aluminum aiding, pos lent , edniitton and kwaitiioa, place, ahtaniaum otorma and ald. Doctor Says you th.at your wife needs some tion of.tanperlol rule in 1M8 \ CLASSIFIED heated. Call 643-7448 after 4 apartment, two stores and sersena, oil hot waitar heat, din All you men know what a lift sign of appreciation and praise children, or that he appreciates tered walls. Treed and lend- good tnoonie, $21,600. ObH own Japan's central $pv Sunday at the 10 :M am . Serv member of the varsity baae- MsMbsn of WccM War I ice. "Drum T>apa’’ hy Howard ball team. Lodge, former Am AuxiUary ptanning to aittand About Town' Hanaon tr o fn the poem by Walt bassador to South Vietnam, tha Mamorial Sarvloa on Sun Whitman will be offered. The spol»! on "The U.S. Position In Viediam.’’ day at St? John’s PoUah Nption- Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pas ai cathoUc Church wih maat in M M b a n of Orfootf P v lih tor, will preach on “ We ^ a ll ■ - 'ri Chapter, DAK, wtil meet tomor RMnember." Airman Apprentice Richard front o f tha ishurtit ait 10 a.m. row at 1:S0 pjn. at (Sw Army H. Girard Jr,, U.S. Navy, son of 'Hiose planning to march in tha Navy, Ghih to help a n « i« e The Weaver High School Class Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Girard Memonai Day Parade will me^ MEMOflr Oaeveni that wfl] ha diatrihutod of IBM ie making plans for a of 8 Angel St., recently graduat Monday at'B iLm. at Main St. to the veteiane' grsvea Mem* Both year reunion to be held on ed from Aviation Structure and Hartford Rd. Members DAY bare wtil also meet Sunday a t Saturday, Jrrne 16, at Manero’s Mechanics School in Structures wHshing to help arrange flow 10 ajn. Id ftont o f St, John’s Steak Houm, BerUn. Cocktails at the Naval Air- Technical ers tor the vetorans’ graves will rnSrti N a t io n a l Catholic at •:80 p.m. will precede dinner. Training Center, Memphis, meet tomorrow at 1:30 pjn. at Church, as Oolway 81., to at- For more information, contact Tenn. the Army Navy Club. tond the 10:30 Memorial Serv- Thereaa Finley Yacavone. 124 toe. Mlancheater DAK membars Robin Ave., Olaetonbury. Dr. Paul S. Norman of 19 Members of tha American wSI ato) meet Monday at B am . Ba.stfield St. recently returned Legion Auiclllary planning - to GRADE A MEATY; ■t the Army-Navy Cluh to as- Lawrence W. Bates Jr., son from an 11-day .stay at Mount march in the Memorial Day Pa asmbie tor the Memorial Day of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Sinai Ho.spital, N.Y., where he rade will meet Monday at B TENDER. PLUMP nm da Buy Scouta will carry Bates fir. of 23 Tanner St., re attended a seminar and sympo a.m. at the Army Navy Club. the ehaptor fla«: and ootora. oently introduced Henry Csibot sium on plastic surgery of the Those planning to attend the Lodge to the student body at nose and ears. Memorial Service at St. John’s H m Ohanodi Choir of South Brandeia University. Bates is Polish National Catholic KeHiodiat Ohurch'wU preaeut a president of the Judge’s Advo The VPW Auxiliary will Church on Sunday are asked to fpecial mustoai tmorain in rec cates. a political science club fg>onsor a cord party tomorrow meet in front of the church at evMfan of Memeetol Day on at the university. He is also a at 8 p.m. at the post home. 10 a.m. PINEHURST ( W h o l e CHICKEN PARTS T« b aSwasM win the finest meats, the freshest vegetables and more fint 59 4 ieods wh«t 7 0 U sh(^ Pinehurst. Breasts i Legs ! 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BAG CHARCOAL BRIQUETS...... «9a 1 . peONOMY STORE OF MANCHESTER I ' l i Corner Main imd IVrDpike Open Thurs. and Fri. m 9 444 CENTER W EET < „ HlOTYOr , Inc. Cloaed All Day May 41 . • *at. nu m b m * '-.i ' ■ i \ - • i . \ . ' », V -'.* ■V''' >*.'■ is i THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1968 rAGB TWBNTY-EIGHT Average Daily Net ProM Ron The Weather USattrljf^atfr ' Vat toe Week Bnaei t e f U. a Woetoe Hear SX, 1MB Sunday at the 10:46 am . Serv member of the varsity bass- Msmbens o f World War 1 Olee«, ae l,ew to ice. "Drum ’Paps" by Howard ball team. Lodge, former Am- Auxiliary pMnninf to attsnd 14,190 aOe. PerOjr bas.sador to South Vietnam, lEumttigJhraUi About Town Hanson from the poem by Walt the Memorial Service on Sun spoke on "The U.S. PosRIon In Mteuber ef toe AnAt *qr. m ik a f Mb Whitman wiH be offered. The day at St. John’s PoUah Nption- CLOSED Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pas Vietnam.’’ Bmeen of CHroufaitoNi M «m b«n a t Orfonl ParUh ai OathoUc Church will meal In Manchetter^A City of Village Charm tor, will preach on “ We Shall front of the ohuis^ ai,t 10 a.m. MONDAY C9iapier. DAR, wiQ mest totnor- Remember.” Airman Apprentice Richard ta w at 1:80 pjn. at the Amny Those planning to mar