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JB TWENTY*POUR FRIDAY, JUKE Avorafe Daily Net ProM Ron T h d W( iKanirl^rjal^r Ettrafng If^raUi *^Far the Weak Baded Fewaaet ef D. h. W( May n . IMS Sazey.'pleeem* lililirV ^ The BrtUeh American Chib M; fair toaight, law Si-tOi About Town WiU hoM a dance tomorrow 1 4 ,1 9 9 night hxm 9 to 1 for members Glazon Firm AUCriON - COVENTRY ROTARY CLUB reCUM Audit and guests. Charlie Varrick’s SATURDAY lOtM NOON JUNE $, v m Society wiU have its orchestra will play. of Olrwilatteo annual dinner-dance Sunday at Growing Up at the OLD RED BARN M enehetter^A City o f Vittagm Charm 12:30 pjn. at Rosemount Hee- Sunset Rebricah Lodge will Meact to the Bolton Notch Lumber A Supply Oo. taurant, Bolton. Founding hold a meeting Monday evening The pre-cast division of the BOUTtm NOTCH — TOLTON, CONN. W I 1 A d m tM a g ea Faga I t ) PRICE SEVEN CEM18 roenbeni, and the current and VOL, L xxxrv, NO. 209 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION- MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. JUNE 5, 1965 at 8 in Odd Fellows Hall. The Glazon Oorp., an infant Man­ AUOTTONBEB ZOLTON FEUERMAN jMMt preaidenta, will be hon­ district deputy president, Mrs. ored. The public ia invited Beverly Jenkins of Suiftet, will chester industry when tt was Odd lot Builitiding Supplies, Large lot of Windows and W W make her official visit. Officers organized here about three dow i8,^mie8,A U T ZO y Wrougtit Iron RfOto, VFW Aueclllary will sponsor are reminded to wear white y«ara ago, ia growing up. 1-26 lb. An«ul Flr« ExUnifuiRher. Drmftmnan^s Stool. Dldiet a card party tonight at 8 ai gowns for memorial services to The division will become a and Old Pleees, Aseortod (Chairs, Electric (Chicken Brooder, the post home. be held during the meeting for 6 Live Chickens, 2 crates- ach signed union authorizations for the exam. trackers today were trying to fibre and^ plastics, such as It of (Columbus. He is married to cards." SAVINGS As the spacecraft I determine which one it might now us6e for casting some the former EhUeen Beime and "In spite of this intimidation have -been. At least one aspect of the architectural forma. they reside at 64 Falknor Dr. LOAN at both hospital in Waterbury,” over the Libyan desert early in football coach controversy ap­ During the past year. Allied with their daughter. said PsUmer after postponing the its 29lh orbit the Canary Islands | s '!," A s S < T I I A 1 I O V trackimr station told the astro- pears to have been cleared up. expanded Its productimi facHi- The other members of the ■trike vote, "we will keep up tracking station told the astro­ object with big arms sticking j ^ l Y nauts: "Everything looks good l Miss Martha White of the Man- Ues at 260 ToUand Tpke., in the law firm are Attys. John D. La- v fM m s this drive to organize hospitals out,” He took movies, but the I Chester Education Association old Oakland Mill, by construct­ Belle, Saymour A. Rothenbeig: In this area....” from here.” glaring sun prevented him iden­ r "Evei-ything in here is go,” FAIRWAY, said yesrterday that the newly ing a modem caarting facility and Richard C. Woodhouse. 1007 MAIN ST. — NEAR MAPLE ST. A bill which would bring tifying It or estimating its dis­ hired supervisor of physical ed­ Bateses Mark 25th Wedding to the rear of the mill building. hospitals employes under the Big Snip Removes Long Braid answered McDivdtt. tance from the Gemini 4. BRANCH (X rnC E . ROUTE 31, COVENTRY White also got the good news ucation would not go on tenure Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W.> The Boston project also re­ For casual wear, tallocM State Labor FlelaUons Act has Nancy Switzer, 18, holds 44-inch braid she lost in There was some speculation It i as a football coach. quired the firm to obtain addi­ handbags have lees trim and been passed by the state senate that his son, Eddie, 11, got one Bates of 23 Tanner St. cele­ -other daughters, Barbara Lynn, OVEN TDU. 4 PJL MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY was the Pegasus 2 meteoroid 1 The question had been brated their 25th wedding anni­ Cherjd Lee and HoUy Jean. tional working space in an un­ lees brass than in prervious and is pending in the State first haircut in 12 years. The Wichita miss said hit out of three times at bat in a detection satellite launched May i BOTH Little League baseball victory. brought up at a meeting be­ versary yesterday. They were Bates is a production engi­ used sand and gravel pit off carry THURSDAY NIGHT 6 to t O’CLOCK House where its chances are that although long hair was a tradition in her fam­ 25 from Cape Kennedy. tween the teachers and adminis­ taken to dinner at the Log Cab­ neer in the chemical and metal­ Parker at. feminine trena not considered favorable. ily and her father was against the trim, she de­ McDivitt was told l»y Mission At a midnight press briefing STORES Oontrol that the Little League trators last week. Gilbert B. in, Lebanon, by their son, Law­ lurgy department at PraU and cided to have her hair cut to save trouble while mission control officials said Hunt, head of the high school rence W. Bates Jr., and daugh­ Whitney, Division of United Flees from Court team of his son, Mike, 8, also they had determined at least 10 at summer camp. (AP Photofax.) won. Hello Honey, What Are You Doing Today? OPEN English department, asked ter, Miss Deborah Anne Bates, Aircraft Corp., East Hartford, BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Police earth satellites were within School Supt. William Curtis if and returned to find about 36 and a member of the 25-Tear ■aid today they were seeking a Mission Oontrol said the pilioto about 600 miles of the space­ Just like wives at home all over the world, Mrs. Pat White, left, and Mrs. P a t, TONITE the terms of the present con­ friends gathered for a surprise Club at the plant He is active 38-year-old Bridgeport man who had reported no more sightings craft at the time McDivitt re­ McDivitt check up on their wandering husbands. What makes them differ­ tract were hot so stated that celebration at their home. in many bowling leagues and fled from Circuit Court after of the unddentified object McDi­ ported the sighUng. The Pega­ the supervisor, Davis Wiggin, The couple was married June has bem Manchester bowling vitt reported during the Iflth sus B was about 1,200 miles "in ent is that their husbands are 100 miles up, circling the globe in Gemini 4. till 3, 1940, at Sacred Heart being sentenced in a lton-«upport would gain tenure as a football champion three thnes. ease. orbit. (>fficia]s listed aH least 11 the proper direction to be ob­ The chat took place during their 18th orbit. (AP Photofax.) Church, Webster, Mass. They Mrs. Arthur Delage of Dan­ U.S. ’Copter Crews earth satellites, most of them coach as well as a supervisor. John Pittman of the Beardsley served by the astronauts.” are communicants of St Brik­ ielson, one of Mrs. Bates' COUNT ON HALE’S fragments or space debris, in Dr. Dwayne Catterson, flight Curtis could not answer the et’s Church. Besides their son apartments bad been sentenced question then. He has since ask- bridesmaids, was a guest at the the geneiul area of McDivltt's medical expert, said he did not and daughter, they have three party. (Herald photo by Pinto.) to serve 358 days in jail Friday sighiUng. the State Board of Educa­ and was being taken to a de- know if an object within 1,200 As they whirled through their miles could be identified by the tion for a decision and, accord­ TO BRING YOU tenUon cell when he broke away seemingly endless voyage, Mc­ ing to Miss White, the contract, meeting between the teachers stltutes for It a wholly new pay from a Sheriff and raced out- Help Viet Assaults human eye. “ But certainly if Divitt and White were pro­ if allowed to remain unchanged, and a^inlstrators, which this schedule, superceding both the the contrast was great enough Shots Strike Home )ride the building. time included some board of ed­ regular teacher pay schedule nounced in excellent physical between sunlight on the object would result In tenure for both Sheriff WilHam Millw fired a condition. White suffered no ap­ positions. ucation members. and the extra-curricular sched­ warning shot in the air, but Pitt­ SAIGON, S ou th Viet'fU ie support of armored and ar- and background he could see an The question that has both­ ule. THE MOST SMASHING tUlery units. parent after-effects from the 30- object there ahd he might well At present, school coaches man kept running. MiHer Joined Nam (AP) — Government minute exieumtfltlte. made out­ . are on Uie extra-curricular pay ered teachers the most since Although Curtis recommend­ by Sgt. Raglz I^roaiers 'of (Itis Four fovemment solffiers "r? see refliecUon giving shape from Wiggin was hired was not forces, badly battered by portqdly were killed and four side the caj^ule ehortly after the arm.” C A M M m m i schedule and have no tenure ae ed that the board follow the Mtonroe ^ i c e and other*, Thursday’s launching from coaches. cleared up at this meeting, pattern of the past In paying chased Pittman to a nearby Viet Cong ambushes in re­ others were wounded along with Flight director Eugene Krane Cape Kennedy. added that all of the space frag­ Of Murder Prober To avoid the prospect of Wig- however. Tlie teachers etUl Wiggin, the bo&d, in a close puking lot, only to k>M hie cent days, struck back a U.S. Army advisor in Friday's have no assurance from the But no American has spent as ments are American raanufac gin becoming the only ooaidh vote, decided not to, since, as trail. with the aid of armed U.S. board that the method o f M rik (See Page Five) much time orbiting the earth ture. Soviet satellites were put BCXSrALUSA, La. (AP) ^ "Perhaps one of She shots did^buHeta tor laboratory examina/* with tenure. Miss White said one board member said at the DRESS SALE helicopters and daimed to­ Wlggln will not be foUowed In in a different track. that Curtis plana to adjust the time, it would degrade the po­ Brmd at Station — Six bullets were fired some damage but I am not tion. the future. sition of football coach. day they killed 48 Commu­ As Gemini 4 circled round- sure,” said Holliday, who is Fifty state troopers, dozens of oontfact and make coaching a / NORWALK (AP) — A light and-round the globe, the space Friday night into the home separate duty which may be eX' This method is one which •ST- At the time, a majority of nist guerrillas in a single white. BRI agents and local officers nores the extra-curricular pay the board appeared to consider OF THE SEASON among some 16 men broke out twins continued to perform rou­ of a chief investigator of It happened at about 11 p.m. were concentrated on seeking eluded at any year. early txiday In the parking lot action Friday. tine test pilot tasks intended to Miss White said she gathered schedule resume Ntonday, HiuA <3arroU grounds that they work li^ e r and adifitlonal clerical workers. rahlred only If tiMy _ ( C ^ TED M Natioib and Vatican. testified be had paid w m $130,- noun and have more respoHSi- The House basked In a geitoral to submit futura grtovaaeG : ' Thgra wsN repotta that Ilia 000 to aee that CarroU’a ^fimi, MUty. air ot aelf sattafacUon after aaw, ttersi islMwi n M o n , au- M actad Inveatmenta Oirp.J re­ proved blU, all legtelatorz woi passage of tha bill. •id ASHFORD LAKE, Inc. ceived (avomble daoUdm Qh b proved bill, all leglalation would "B yw y Oaneral Aaaatol^ ool- 'YOUNOSTKKKIUJS M »'T R U D O N A n ig b t wJd |T.BDir to reoelve $28 a day tor aerving aeta a numbar of ptuaea and ARTHUR A. O O F L A , Sales Agent - tor a Johniwn. - at apecial aaaaiona after the mimizez." Rep. L. Richwd Rel- HOiPOMMAPj^ Am am ' Com laid ha kept tha M U F^i9‘fi|Q6ive the ESaenlwHFer Award at but KMto 'tkMi PHONES 649-2888 or . , .t i . z t

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14ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 5, !^965 FACE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JlfSE B, 106B PAGE THBEC~ Sheinwold on Bridge •Wonders of the Universe ■ ■■■ Events In the Legislature Eost dealer f 4)fei By ALFRED RREINWOLD Nofth-Soutovuhgfifcli Solid Boosters of Future In Capital A certain kind of bridfie play­ er la a sure loeer because he B Q 9 6 2 5 754 3 2 Hospital to Retain WA8HINOTON (AP) — Sec­ plays "scared cards.*" He ducks O A K ■ J P a rt 2 retary of the Arm y Stephen Ms respo^bHiiles In the bid­ Ailea la reported to have re­ ding and In the play, trying to WOT signed effective June 30. Under­ 4) A 7 4) 54 Immunity from Suits ■gr M L I. M. LE V ITT, Th« »ecotMl stag* contatn* 6.1 secretary Stanley R. Resor ap- avoid criticism. Sometimes he mlUkm lb«. propalUnts. does both on the same hand. 5 Q 96 K 8 DOtBCTOR ot parerrfly stands near the top 0 10953 O 874 The Fela Planetarium W hil« this set of vehicles ap­ among prospective successors. Opening lead—Two of Olube. HARTFORD j(A P) — The Sen­ When tWs hand *)as played, Or Hie Franklin Instttnte pears to be a frightfully expen­ It was learned Friday that ate has killed a blll that would sive venture on our part, it East should have bid five dube Senate Passes (Tlila week’s article la the Ailed, an attorney who Joined 4i tCI 1083 have stripped charitable Inriitu- must be remembered that most the Defense Department lour iiwtead of selling out to four Mcond and concluding install­ A J 10 Uone sdeh as hospitals' and of the w-ork with the exception yean ago, submitted hie resig­ Mades. This couldn’t be expen­ O Q J 6 2 churches of a traditional de­ Restriction on ment of solid-propellant rock­ of the 360-lnch motor, is already nation to President Johnson last sive, and East had Mtle reason m fence against negligence actions. ets. We have already explored underway today. If the 260-inch Tuesday. to expect that he could defeat East SoaS West Norik The defense is the common Liquor in Car the general solid-booster field, motor has its successful run A native of Romney, W.Va., four ap(ades. 1 « 1 ft 2 « 3 ik law doctrine of charitable im­ this laimmer, there shotild be no Ailes practiced law in Washing­ At five clubs, East would loee 4 A 4 A A ll Pass and will invw turn to the po­ munity. HARTFORD (AP) y A minor tential uses of these giant difficulties. in scaling it up to ton before his appointment as a spade, a heart, and three dia­ Debate on the bill crossed caught with alcoholic beverages rockets, including their inclu­ 360-inchea undersecretary of the Army by monds. The penalty would be trump purpooeo when some party lines. The final vote was sion In a program designed to In the total assessment of the President John F. Kennedy. He only 500 points, less 100 for hon­ other bid fully deocribes your 15-10 against. In his car could hav* his fP place U,S. astronauts on the problem we encounter some dif­ .became Army secretary in Jan­ ors, This is a small price to hand. One proponent. Sen. Charles driver's Mcenoe suspended under uary 1964. pay to stop a 700-ix>lnt rubber. surface of Mara before the end ficulties. We are now talking T. Alfano, D-Suffleld, called the a bill sent to the governor F ri­ o f the next decade). about monstrous vehicles. The A bid of five clubs has some­ For Sheinwold’s 36^page book­ charitable' Immunity concept Progress in the development Saturn Launch Vehicle Complex WASHINGTON (A P ) — The thing else to recommend It. let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridgd;” "an antiquated dortrine thert day alter passage in the Senate. o f solid-boosters indicates that 37 at Gape Kennedy was de­ State Department has repeated South or North may push on to send 50 cents to Bridge Book, gives a license to be negligent.” The House had approved the 'AH by the mid-1980’a we should signed as a nauUi-purpose that the United States is willing five sp(ades, and then they may Manoherter Eve. Herald. Box He said insurance against neg­ measure earlier this week. able to launch an expedition launch oomplex. The service to attend an international con­ Use LBJ barbecue sauce oii grilled halibut steaks. well be overboard. 8818, Grand Central Station, ligence suits can be purchased Gov. John Dempsey is ex­ to Mars in which astronauts tower can be modified to take ference designed solely to guar­ Misplayed New York 17, N.Y. cheaply and cited cases where pected to sign the bill, which will land on the Red Planet's oare of ail the single-motor first antee the integrity of Cambodia. After mlsWddlng Bad mis- Copyright, 1965 victims of alleged negligence came imder crlUcdsm both In surface. This manned space­ stage vehicles contemplated in Press officer Robert J. Mc- played. He won the first trick General Features Oorpi. had no recourse for injury be­ 'the Senate and the House from craft will weigh about 1,700,0M the aystem. However, a new Oloskey told newsmen Friday with the king of cluba and con­ cause of the hospital’s Immunity legislators who said It was loose­ pounds In earth orbit and will launch pad and modified umbil­ that it la not in the interest of Seafood Gets Texas Tang tinued with the ace. South lufied SMOG NOT ENOUGH from suit. ly drawn. ■’'. lr.,.4«iri».. carry a crew of alx men. ical tower woidd be required for the United States to convert and led a trump to force out the LOS ANGELES (A P ) — An "Hospitals are not primarily Under the blH, a minor found Mr. R. A. Tripp, director of the Post-Satum launch vehicle. such a cor^erence into a meet­ ace. Declarer eventually took aircraft worker has been told charitable institutions, but bus­ ■with liquor in his car could be ing to discuss the war in Viet Israeli Balladeers at Sisterhood Dinner program management for the While these complexes are quite From LBJ Barbecue Sauce two heart finesses, losing one that no matter how irritoting inesses performing a charitable ordered to appear before the •niiokol Chemical Corporation, exf>ensU’e. the benefits to be Nam. trump, one heart, aind one club Los Angeles' renowned smog function,” argued Sen. T. Clark State Commissioner of Motor Shimon and liana, a husband and wife team o f balladeers from Israel, will present a pro­ McCloskey's statement re­ indicates that a progressively derived from the large space­ The bidding and the nature of may be, he is still not entitled to 7/-J * Hull, R-Dambury. Vehicles. The commissioner gram of "Songs for all People,” Tuesday evening at the annual Donor Dinner of the Sister­ larger fam ily o f launch vehicles plied to a letter by Cambodian the opening lead made it clear quit his Job and receive unem­ would have authority to suspend hood of Temple Beth Sholom at the Temple. Dinner will be .served at 7. The performers hav* craft are so overwhelming that By GAYNOR MADDOX ■■ >1 cup lemon juice Brush halibut steaks generously The fight to kill the bill waa has been planned, and today, head of state Prince Norodom that West had four ciubs, which ployment compensation. the minor’s license for 60 days. recently returned from a three-year tour of Israeli supper clubs and hotels. Chairmen of In the long run our space dol- (NEA) '/i cup ( '.-s stick) butter or with LBJ sauce while barbecu­ led by Sen. Ralph M. Shuleuisky, with the successfrl firing of Sihanouk, published in the New ing. left South with a singleton. A judge lo il^ Friday that A r­ R-West Hartford, who said the No criminal charges would be the event are Mrs. Leonard Seader, fund raising; Mrs. Ray Seller and Mrs. Sanford Plepler, lans will be stretch^ to yield a York Times, which said: For the outdoor chef who mai-garine the 156-lnch solid-propellant greater return. 2 table-spoons grated onion For the Friday night cook- Leading a second club turned thur J. Stahl, 47, voluntarily left Legislative Council the General involved. ' entertainment; Mrs. Louis Hurwitz, Mrs. Philip Bayer and Mrs. Isadore Radding, dinner; motor, only two more large ‘‘We Cambodians have come There is one little-realized thinks he has everything, here’s Salt and pepper to taste out, or any other time when control over to South. hts job as a tool and die maker Assembly’s research arm, had The bill would not apply to and Mrs. Dsuiiel Mosler, decorations. This w ill be the final meeting of the Sisterhood fo r diameter boosters remain to be to the conclusion that the neu­ EJast must switch to the king overtone to the large booster a Texas-style recipe for barbe­ Dash chili powder grilled shrimp or small fish without good cause, despite his Sue Ann Downey, (Mias Ohio), center, sits with her brand new Miss USA defended the doctrine as being minors who had a parent or this season. fabricated and tested. trality of Cambodia and our ter­ of hearts at the second trick. wife’s declaration that she guardian in the oar -with them. picture, and this involves nu­ ritorial Integrity does not con cued halibut steaks. But if the I f halibut is frozen, let thaw caiught in local waters appeal crown and her beautiful court. The runnersup in the pageant staged last worthwjiile. The 260-inch w ill be tested This defeats the contract if Ww* couldn't stand the smog and Abolishing it would do more The police officer would be al­ clear propulsion. Nuclear pro­ cem you at ail and that this i king of the charcoal grill wants completely on refrigerator to the chef in the Pop A rt this summer and Its big brother apron, here are two recipes: has the ace of hearts, since the was leaving for Colorado. night at Miami Beach were, left to right, Jane Nelson, Miss Arizona; Dianna harm than good, he said, citing lowed to decide for. himself may be available by 1972. This pulsion has obvious long-term conference is simply. In your something politically hot, he can shelf. Meanwhile, prepare bar­ Bill Provides benefits for future use as the becue .sauce by coti^bining re­ defenders take two lop hearts Earlier the State Unemploy­ Batts, Miss District of Columbia; Miss Downey, Judy Baldwin, Miss New a council recommendation whether the liquor found in the largest ibooster w ill have a dia eyes, a good way to sound out ^ u.se thi.s zingy LBJ sauce -a On a barbecue grill or out­ and then East ruffs a heart. upper stages in planetary ex­ maining ingredients in a sauce­ ment Insurance Appeals Board Mexico and Miss Julie Andrus, Miss Kentucky. (A P Photofax.) against changing the law. car belonged to the minor or meter of 360-inchea and when the ulUmate IntenUom of the culinary gift to the Great So­ door fireplace cook shrimp in As the cards lie, the switch Title Insurance ploration programs. But nu­ pan and heating for about 5 had ruled Stahl was eligible for In another action, the Senate was in the oar without his made full scale will contain 5.7 Vietnamese and the CWne.se in ciety. foil. You don’t have to worry is equally effective. South takes compensation because he either clear propulsion weight-require­ minutes until butter is melted amended a bill previously ap­ knowledge. million lbs. of propellants and regard to South Viet Nam.” The firm white flesh of thick about the little shellfish fall­ the ace of hearts and leads a This aspect of the bill pro­ HARTFORD (AP) — Lawyers ments are heavy. Weights of and flavors are blended. Brush had to quit ‘‘or break up bis proved in the House, that would roduce a thrust or push of ITie proposed conference halibut steaks make them pop­ ing through the grill to the trump, but West Meps up with ‘I Don’t Believe It’ voked crittcism from legislators nuclear propulsion systems halibut steaks liberally with home.” allow the University of Connecti­ could establish a fund to insure P6.7 million lbs. Mr. T rip p would Include Red China, the ular with the outdoor grillcr coals belowV and. furthermore, the ace of trumps to c a ^ the who argued too much was left have been estimaited to range as sauce and ariange on a well- cut to confer honorary degrees. land titles searched tor their points out that the modular United SUtes, North and South his hungry watchers. They sealing them In aluminum pack­ queen of hearts and give East a to police discretion. Some legis­ high as four to ten million greased grill over hot glowing The House version of the concept of clustering would Viet Nam, Britain, the Soviet blessedly easy to handle ets while they cook preserves heart ruff. lators also maitrtained that the clients under a bill passed by lbs. Solid-propulsion offers ex­ coals. Grill about 5 minutes measure stipulated that no de­ permit use of the 260-inch mo­ Union, France, Laos and Cam-1 Because halibut is a their distinctive flavor. If West has neither the ace grees could be conferred upon bill discriminated again t teen­ the House Friday and sent to tors as a first stage booster cellent potential for economi­ bodla. Sihanouk has opposed ! fish (weight-watchers take | on each side, basting frequently Shrimp In Foil nor the queen of hearts; East’s Ohio Blonde Miss elected or appointed state of­ agers. the Senate. cal application of lower stages with baid>ecue sauce until fish fo r the same mission applica­ inclueion of South Viet Nam but. notice t it must be basted often 1 lb. Shrimp, cleamed switch will not work, but neith­ ficers. The Senate decided to do Sen. Paul J. Falsey, D-New to boost such huge payloads out in bis letter said that would be ’ The title insurance fund would tion as the 360-lnch motors. during cooking. Use either melt­ flakes easily when tested with a (■4 cup cann^ sliced mush­ er will anything else. IJiL-liW away with that stipulation. Haven, defended the measure, of the earth's gravitational up to the major powers. VAiN ST I AM MAPtfOUt’ .'."O Let’s explore this fam ily of ed butter, oil or one of these fork. Serve remaining sauce on rooms Daily i^estion MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - 4 " I ’m elated. I don’t beMeve it.^ She won $6,000 In cash, a $5, Its cMstion sends the bill back saying it was the best possible be administered by a non-profit boosters and examine their po­ field. AlP Cl'StnnOSf 1) ' M>tl P) k f. two barbecue sauces to prevent the side. Makes 6 servings. 1/3 cup melted butter or mar­ Partner opens with one chib, A stunning blonde beauty from It seems so, so impossible,” (XX) personal appearance con to the House. bill. Many others had been sub­ organization known as the Con­ tential in terms of miaslons The pendulum has been os­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Sec­ I.BJ Sauce tract, and a mink coat, among drying. Another way to prevent garine and the next player passes. You The No. 1 Attraction Ohio who dreamed as a child of said the shapely 36-24-35 Inch, 6- The Senate passed and sent mitted on the subjeot, he said. necticut Attorneys’ Title Guar­ they cin undertake. cillating between liquid- and retary of the Navy Paul H. drying and to add flavor at the L cup butter 2 tablespoons chopped scal­ becoming a nun holds the scep­ foot-8 Ohio State University other prizes. Another bill dealing wiitih teen­ Nitze says the skltninistration’s hold: Spades, A-7; Hearts. Q-9- Of All Times to the House another bill that anty Fund, Inc. Any lawyer who The first of the new vehicles solid-propulalon booatera, with same time is to marinate the '« cup vinegar lions ter today of Miss U.S.A. coed. " I t ’s the most marvelous "This ia—well, it’s beyond age drivers was killed in the 6; Diamonds, 10-9-5-3; Clubs, 8- "CLEOPATRA” (In Color) ■would require anyone soliciting presently cett.ifies »tltles could Is comprised of two solid- the emphasis on the side of the military pay raise bill has the steaks in a lemon and -oil mix­ >4 cup catsup 1 tablespoon chili sauce Statuesque Sue Ann Downey. thing that has ever happened to dreams. When I was a child, I House Friday. This measure long-range advantage of provid­ 6-5-S. Shown 5:05-8:50 orders in Connecticut via mail Join by contributing $2500. stages. This vehicle will have liquids today. However, Uie po­ ture ahead of time. >4 cup Worcestershire sauce 1/3 cup chopped parsley 80, of Columbus, Ohio, won the me.” wanted to be a nun. Now most order catalogues or othe(r ad­ ■would have raised the fhinimum a 260-inch first stage with one ing annual review with pay ad­ What do yon ss.v? plus— Featurettes Rep. Nicholas B. Eddy, R— tential in solids has assumed Texas-Style Barbecnied *4 cup lemon juice ’4 teaspoon .salt crown Friday night over 14 oth­ Usually calm and poised Sue important to me is being a good vertising circulars to pay the drd-vJng age from 16 to 18. million lbs. of propellant and justments. Answer: Bid two clubs. You 4:30-8:10 New Hartfoixl, said that few such significance that it is but Halibut teaspoon Tabasco >■4 teaspoon garlic salt would respond one diamond if er finalists in the field of 47 and ripped through rehearsals so wife and mother.” sale tax on the goods sold to The bill was defeated with home buyers obtain title insur­ two million lbs. thrust. The sec- a matter of time before an all- In an intervdew Friday, Nitze Slices lemon, optional 2 pounds halibut steaks, Few drops Tabasco your four cards were headed by 8U8DAY SHOWTIME will represent this country in fast Thursday riie ended in bed The man? "H e’ll be the kind Connecticut customers. legislators arguing that it would ance at the present time. He cnd stage will be the 240,000 out drive will be undertaken also em^iasized Hs ‘ ‘variable fresh or frozen Melt butler in saucepan. Stir with Ice psicks for an injured cripple high school driver educa­ re-enPstment bonus” which Few drops Worcestershire something respectable, but there “ Cleo” 2:00-5:35-9:00 next month’s Miss Universe that’s honest, someone you can Proponents of the bill said it said the insurance is a service lbs. 156-lnch motor with a for the large solid-boosters. 3 cups toonato soup or to­ in remaining ingredients and leg. But it was nerves, not the tion courses and penalize all would permit the secretary of Divide shrimp between two is very little point in showing a "Featurettes” 5:00-8:85 pageant. respect.” Right now, she says, would close up a loophole In the that lawyers ought to provide thrust of 730,000 lbs. This ve­ mato sauce bring to boil: remove from heat. leg, that bothered her in F ri­ teen-age drivers because of the hicle can launch a 10,000-pound defense to provide bonuses of or three piecc.s of aluminum suit that you cannot stop for no- Firat runnerup, and Sue's "there are lots of them,” state’s sales tax law emd would their clients. day’s finals. pcx>r driving record of a lew. spaceplane on a trajectory auch more than $6,(KX) for some men. foil; top with mushrooms. To ■tandin, is Jane Nelson who as a bring the state an estimated Eddy said any lawyer who Is Beforehand she had gulped Her proud parents, the John that using its own propulsion Two-Car Crash Nitze’s comments followed by butter add .scallions, chili sauce voice major at Arizona State $1.75 million in additional rev­ a member of the fund could hot tee and four shrimp for din­ E. Dov^eyis, and brothers Jeff, It could achieve earth orbit two days a blast by Rep. L. Cook Out parsley, salt, garlic salt. T a ­ University representated that 11, and David, 17. were here for enue. pledge the credit of the fund BE SURE . 'S kBLISS hat baan sarving fiia Hama Ownar ner and raced to the auditorium Other bills passed by the Sen­ With a bum-out weight of 41,- Mendel Rivers, D-S.C.. chair­ C O Manchester (Conn. I Evening Herald basco and Worcestershire. Pour riate. She lives in Tularosa, as a guarantee to the person far B8 YEARS. For a cemplata FREE INSFECTION af Kills 7 People to fit a new formal gown only the crowning. Like others, they ate and sent to the House would; Senate May Kill OOO lbs. The soaceplane would man of the House Armed Serv­ P, O. Box 489, Dept. A over shrimp. Close foil to make N.M., and was a finalist in last noticed a striking resemblance for whom he had searx;hed a fall’s Miss America Pageant as mtnutep before going on stage. license and regulate demoli­ yaur homa by a Tarmha Cantial Expart, auparviaad have a potential for achieving ices CJommittee, who called the Radio City Station tightly .sealed packets. Grill foil between Sue Ann and her prede­ title that it was without defects. J ROSALIA, Kan. (AP) — Sev­ She w te still shaking after the tion contractors. FhibHc service Contempt Bill by tha finatt tadmical staff, gn added 8,000 feet per sec- admini.stration measure ‘’dig; packets on or close to hot coals Miss New Mexico. cessor, Bobbi Johnson of Wash­ Other bills passed by the New York, N.Y. 10036 crowning was over. corporations would be exempted snd of maneuver capabilit.v. It en persons including five chil gracefully inadequate,” 5 to 10 minutes, or until shrimp Judy Baldwin of Clpvle, N.M., House and sent to the Senate 1 ^ 1 afficas ‘‘And there’s still finals to ington, D.C. from the law. y ill probably be most often j dren, died Friday night in a Rivers has introduced a bill to are done. Makes two to three was second runnerup. The HARTFORD (AP) — A con­ would: youngest entrant, Julie Andrus, take,” she said. “ In English To Sue, that’s no problem. She Establish a six - member bi­ troversial bill described by a (^ed for flight research, recon- collision durJAg a heavy hike military pay by 10.7 per Plea.se send me ...... copies of "Cook Out with Gaynor servings. says each girl is judged individ­ —End the present requirement ■aissance and for space sta- cent in one step. The adminis­ 18, of Mayfield, K y „ was third. composition and class composi­ partisan legislative committee state senator Friday as danger­ rainstorm five miles east of this Maddox" at J1 per copy. Enclosed is my check or money Grilled Small Fish Blonde Dianna Batts, a secre­ tion (at Ohio State). I don’t ually, in beauty contests, and all to hear grievances of the .towns ous, may come up for final ac­ that in any accident in which flon re-supply flights. tration bill calls for an initial Any small fish such as but her life. “ No, a resemblance the damage to one car exceeds - The second vehicle, VULCAN, south central Kansas communi­ rise of 4.3 per cent with annual tary at the Pentagon In Wash­ know what TU do. You know, I in regard to claims for reim­ tion in the Senate today. Indica­ 649-9240 lerfish, flounder, porgies or won’t hurt me. There ore many $100 a report be sent to the composed of the above two ty. 35 miles east of Wichita._ order for $...... ington from FaHs Church, Va., don’t even know what my prize bursements lor welfare expendi­ tions are there may be enough review and adjustment accord­ blondes,” motor vehicles commissioner. stages, will have added to it The Kansas Highway Patrol sea trout may be used. Clean was fourth. to.” tures. opposition to kill it. ing to economic changes. Such reports wo’Uld be required BLISS te k h iiAe control cosp. W new first stage. The first identifted the dead in one car as and dress fish and place on Authorize $300,9(X) in bonding The bill would put a police­ Name ...... preheated grill. (A hinged grill instead only when damage ex­ tge will use a 7.6 milllon-lb. Lyle Edward Jackaon of San WASHINGTON (A P ) — West for construction of a nm i and man or court employe in con­ DIV. OF BLISS EXTCRMINA't ORC O., INC. * KST. 1BB2 will keep the fish in place.) ceeds $200. rust 260-lnch motor. As a Diego, Calif.; hia wife, Bonnie, Gernrlan Chancellor Ludwig Er­ Thunderstorms dining hall at High MeSdows In tempt of court if he discloses S Address ...... / -Abolish the present require fliree stage solid rocket com- 25, and three sons, Mark, 2, hard spent Friday in a series of i Sprinkle fish with salt and pep Hamden. The institution Is lor for publication that any ac- Ecuadorian Reds Fail ment that a yiotoriat going The Oldest and Largest in Conn. w ex this could place 100.000 Mike 4'i, and a l-year-old boy. conferences with President ’ per. Brush with melted butter emotionally disturbed children. oused person has confessed to or C i t y ...... S t a t e ...... Zip Code Cause 11 Deaths through a ‘ ‘yield right of way” lbs. in earth orbit, which means TWO children also died in the Johnson, Secretary of State or salad oil. Cook for 10 min­ In concurrence with the House, denied participation In a crime. sigpi be traveling no mo(re than f ^ t the fully loaded space- other car, Scott Dewell, 10, and Dean Rusk, Secretary of De­ utes over glowing coals or low the Senate passed end sent to Sen. Robert L. Bliss, R-New (Please allow three weeks for delivery.) By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS plane mentioned above could be his sister. Krista Ann Dewell, 1. fense Robert S. McNamara and heat, turning once, or until fish the governor bills that -would: Canaan, called the bill "danger­ 10 miles an hour. The new pro­ In Try for Upheaval Appropriate $10,000 for im­ orbited. With a fuel load of Their parents, Dr. Halburt L. congre.ssional leaders. flakes easily when tested with TONITE — 1st RUN Severe thunderstorms accom­ ous legislation” during Senate vision would be “ reasonable” 60,000 to 70,000 lbs. the space- Dewell, 33. of Eureka, Kan., and Erhard and John.«on agreed to | a fork. Grill should be about 3 panied by -damaging winds, hall provements at Nystrom Pond In debate Friday. speed. Thomaaton and Litchfield. plane could conduct flight re­ his wife, Joyce, 83, were in­ seek new ways to end the divi­ inches from the heat. Brush BOTH IN COLOR By WnXIAM L. RYAN suffered a heavy blow In the and torrential rains swept BUss said it would be "tam ­ with butter or oil several times Require the State Board of pering with the fundamental TEACHER NEGOTIATION8 search through the range of jured. sion of Germany and to resist An AP News Analysis complete loss of the Japanese across central and eastern Kan­ re-entry flight velocities from Injured and sole survivor In during the cooking. Education to study the need for, right of freedom of the press.” HARTFORD (AP) — A bill weakening of the Atlantic al­ QUITO, Ecuador (AP) — market to a new banana indus­ Iqw-orblt entry to Venus flyby the Jackson car was Mrs. Jack- Policeman’s Shift Switch sas into north central Missouri a regional vocational technical The Senate amended the bill which pr(rfu'bi.ts strikes but liance. Their joint commcn’ cii- Extra Featurette “THE ROLLING STONES’ Communist attempts to capital­ try bn Formosa. r&ura re-entry velocities. It son’s mother, Vivian Propst. late Friday and early today. school to serve the towns of Thursday to make it inapplica­ also called for he” -'- ize on the Dominican Republic To preserve foreign exchange, requires local boards of educa­ could also carry out resupply | The patrol said the Jackaon Groton, Ledyard, Stondngton, ble to owners or employee of tion to negotiate ■with teachers with Communist Eastern Eu­ Joe Moses is his nomi... crisis flopped in Ecuador as In the Junta tried to restrict credit At least 11 persons died in ■tjH crew rotation flights to a ’ car was pulling a trailer and Perils Legislative Seat and North Stonin^n. any news media. groups has been passed by the rope. many Latin American coun­ and cut down Imports. Antici­ highway accidents during the multi-purpose mission module. ^ was eastbound on U.S. 54 when Erhard flew bach to Germany steiiing Africa height of the storms. Tree bmbs Sen. Louis I. Gladstone, D— House and sent to the goveonor tries. The extreme leftists may pating this, coastal merchanta, FREE TUITION The military could find this in-1 he skidded sideways and was after the day of meetings. MEAD0WS“^r mostly in Guayaquil, stocked up and power lines were knocked Bridgeport, the Democratic ma­ for signing. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (A P ) —<^and look his seat In the House. HIFD SPCIO (IPW) RI II Nnttli is his fame! hope for better luck with inter­ HARTFORD (AlP) — The jority leader, offered another tl^guing for surveillance satel-' struck at the door on the driv- on inventories. Importe soared down and windows were shat­ The bill, passed Friday, re­ For the first time in his 22 years He had to leave in time to be on Funny—Hell Raising nal Ecuadorian Issues. House passed and sent to the amendment FWday that ■would lltes In orbits from 150 to 300 er’s side by the Dewell car. WASHINGTON (AP) — Rob­ to new highs In April. tered by high winds. Streams quires that a dispute be sub­ his beat by 5 p.m. Wild ... All In Color The ingredients of an explo- Senate Friday a bill that would ban any owners, publishers or miles, which could achieve res- The cars were ripped apart by ert M. Smalley has resigned as as a Cambridge policeman, Mi­ The Junta’s new restrictions went out of their banks and a mitted to the State Board of After hearing of the changeTn Robert Cairall rion exist in a combination of allow certain students to attend employes of news media from olution of surface features only the impact and mo.st of the vic- director of public relations for chael J. Lombardi is as.signed to ROBERT MITCHU’M number of persons were evacu­ Education for an ad-visory opin­ his hours. Lombardi said, “ It political and economic troubles were effective May 1, but this the University of Coimecticut six inches across. tims were thrown from the two the Republican National Com­ CARROLL BAKER ated from Iw -lyin g areas. being subpoenaed in such cases ion. work days. But it means he may wiil be the first time In 22 years Mitchum Baker In this chronically unstable raised an uproar In which the without peyir^ tuition or any and exempt them from civil W ith the use of the Saturn vehicles. mittee to join the California po­ business community of the coast If the disagreement perslstB, have to give up his newly won I've worked days. And that No. 1 "MISTER .IHEHUNUtOSSPROOUCIION country of 6 million. If the ex­ Highways were flooded from other dhargie. But toe:re's a actiems arising is such cases. rV-B stage, another vehicle ap­ litical public relations firm of — which Is always in seething south and west of Wichita and a three - man arbitration panel seat in the Massachusetts Legis-^ ^^eans I can’t get to the State plosion comes, a jumble of is­ catch. Sen. Paul J. Falsey, D-New pears. This one, called TIGER, GRAND PRIZE? Whitaker and Baxter, MOSES" conflict with the hightanders of north and east of Kansas Otty tts ■will also submit an ad'visory laturc House to sit with the sues could produce a chaotic The free education -wouW be Haven, Senate chairman of the uses the booster in Vulcan, and FT. STILL. Okla. (A P ) — Smalley was named by form­ Quito — went on strike, and rains up to six inches soaked the recommendation. All through his career on the legislature. No. 8 ‘The Rolling 8tonee’ situation In which opportunists available to any qualified Con­ Judiciary and Government When mated to the Saturn IV-B, 1 Two army sergeants at the er GOP National Chairman PMinMrnancRN' were su^xMled by labor ele­ area. force, Lombardi pounded a John Wayne on the extreme left,could hope necticut resident — provided be Functions Committee opposed The bill allows teachers end eiiji be used in extensions o f ’ military base here won the Dean Burch. Ray Stull, an Ohio night beat midway between the "But this Isn’t going to make ments and others. During this A NaiUon^ Guard unit was the Apollo mi.ssions. It can ex-' grand prize in a diet project as.'oclate of new GOP (Chairman me resign. I ’ll let things ride for No. 8 "McLIniock” to stir violence. is 62 or older. the amendment as unnecessary. axlministrative personnel to be campuses of Harvard Universi­ The ruling military junta, period there developed a plot to rushed to El Dorado, Kan., for Others said the amendment treated as separate employe tCfid space station operations to | called Operation Hippo, Ser- Ray Blis.s, is assistant GOP ty and Massachusetts Institute a while and maybe they’ll all Children under 12 free! MfilNA Peier overthrow the Junta, which was evacuation and guard duty as which seized power in July 1968, STATE POUOE ADDED ■would make the btU itself use­ un&bs if they ■vote to be split ahout one year and even more | geants Conrad Tillick Jr., and publicity chief. of Technology. straighten out.’’ GIANT FREC PLAYGROUND nipped in the btid. the Walnut River flooded. A Is taking cautious steps In hopes HARTFORD (AP)—A blli to less, and said both Should be up in a secret baBot referen­ ■%niflcant is its u.se for lunar j Pless Young jointly rolled off When he reported for duty At the request of a city coun­ The Junta promised to review north side residential area was IISIIDV of escaping a storm. Its life de add 100 men to the State Police thro'wn out. dum. dreumnavigation. with its lu -; 332 pounds during a strenuous 8UGHTLY CONFUSING Friday night, Lombardi learned cillor, top city officials will Its edict on imports and the evacuated Friday night. U.S. 77 m r surface mapping capabili- eight - month weight - reducing BOv^RBON, iio. (AP) .. nen t dtt JnrtklM jl pends upon whether It can over­ was passed by the GtonerOl As­ This section of the bill was he had been assigned to work as I meet Monday to discuss why the strike ended after two weelos. and 177 north of El Dorado were written to accomodate two rl'val ties. This can also launch the program, Tillick started out 1.S a prle.st a minister? When V 1 -ts-inilBlUTBTS come dissensions In its own sembly Friday and sent to Gov. SATURDAY BANKING a police radio dispatcher from leave of absence was denied. - J But the baste problems rt- closed by high water. groups, the Oonnecticut Educa­ planetary flyby spacecraft for , w e i g h 1 n g 448 pounds and he’s the Rev. Howard Priest ranks and maintain .sufficient Jo(hn Dempsey for signing. H AR TFO R D (A P )— A bill 7:15 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. v j v w i r r m malned. . tion Association and ’ H ie Oon- Its developmental flights. | Young tipped the beams at and Is a Bapti.st minister in unity to keep itself In power Another National Guard unit Dempsey had asked for more that would ha-ve made it iUegal The change in hours was the 'jcT.ii-d.wiuJiawTic.a^/iL The threatening storm centers The political-economic situa was called out to help evacuate for banks to operate on Satur­ nectiout State Federation of The next vehicle uses the | 430. Their prize-for winning? the city of Bourbon. In baptiz- !. move in Lombardi’s troopers to combat the increase ing Bourbon residents, he uses Gates Open 7:30 about Ecuador's smsill middle tion Is buUding to a point of ten residents along the Medicine in traffic desiths. Ninety of the day has been roundly condemn­ Teachers. first two'stages of Vehicle 2; They get to enlist for another dispute with Police Chief Daniel HURRY — I4AST DAY! water, not Bourbon. 8how A t Dusk class and business elements. slon where something is Ukely River in extreme southern Kan­ men wi'H be on the regular force ed, then killed In the House. and the S-FV-B second stage o f ■ tour of duty. J. Brennan over the patrol­ ‘‘Tom Jones” 4:30 - 9:15 A MUST SEE. FOR ALL THE FAMILY to break. If and when that END8 TONIGHT The sources of the storm would sas. An armory In Medicine and 10 will be assigned aa res­ The bill went down under a Vehicle 8. It can put 130.0001______man’s political activities. “ Irma I.,a Douce” 2:00-6:45 comes, M probably will involve J. 8tewart, C. Baker be fnistration with increasingly Lodge was used to shelter the ident state troo(pers in towns wave of no votes Friday lbs. Into orbit or 40.000 lbs. on Last month, Lombardi, a violence. Given the restlveneas families. an escape trajectory. This ve­ AIR CONDITIONED R. WIdmark, E. G. Robinson burdensome economic problems that lack police departments. after legislators had vied with FATHER'S DAY Democrat, won a special elec­ in a country which is still more Strong winds ripped through hicle is capable of Injecting and angry Impatience with the one a n ^ e r for a chance to Harvard’s Class Reunion tion to fill ,a vacancy in the i Junta's reluctance to surrender than half ilUtenate and mori. of nine farms, destroyed one farm GIFTS the Apollo spacecraft on a lu­ State House of Representatives "CHEYENNE Na'vy ■with toudtos of white condemn it. power to a civilian government. whose people are desperatively home, and blew several cars off organdy or lace ■will be one of Saturday bemking is common nar- orbit reconnaissance mis­ caused by the death of Rep. poor, a confused situation can roods near Haven, Kan. Resi­ WRAPPED FREE sion, as contrasted with clr- IKUHNyESmiOl ^ Ecuador has been unstable the tvighpoints o f both the in Southwes(t Oonnecticut where Thomas F. Coady. ★ Sun. and Mon. Only ★ AUTUMN" result, rpaidy made for the ac­ dents of the area in central cumlunar flight for Vehicle 3. Lacks Important Member ■Ince November 1961, when spring and summer aeason. It many residents are commuters Brennan had told Lombardi Companion Feature tivities of political opportunlstB. Kansas reported two tornado There are, significant military "Brown” 4:20 - 8:55 President Jose Marla Valasoo unable to visit banka during the ARTHUR DRUG ^ he would have to resign If h e ' Connie Stevens Dean Jones funnels. turns up everywhere from overtones associated with this "Iguana” 3:00 - 7:00 Ibarra waa overthrown and suc­ week. (CAMBRIDGE, M»«e. (AP) — follow a pattern which has b e-' ran for office. Lombardi refused BEACH PARTY Nearly four Inches of rain fell diossy to aportawear. 'Two On A Guilletin*' “The ceeded by his vice president, vehicle A set of four mission com* a tradition for Harvard’s to resign. IM-M prHtrii modules in »>Tichronous orbits Ha,rvai-d s class of 1940 gathers unpredictable Julio Arosemena, JCKPUN, Mo. (A P ) — P la y­ In Wichita in the six hours be­ 25th anniversary classes. 1 . After his election by a 4-1 ma- * UW9ENCE fore midnight and streets over­ could keep the entire Asian soon for the 25th anniversary of STARTS SUNDAY himself ovqrthrown two years ing in sand may be fun for lit­ They attend commencement, jority, Lombardi aa|(ed for a WEINOIOtTEN flowed as sewers were unable to land mass under constant ob- theii" graduation but the most nODUCTION B a ^ later by ajimta of army, navy tle tots, but five Joplin teen­ iiiiiiiilllliiil IlillllllHl exercises June 17, and hold a ' six-monthsix-month leave leave of of Vbsence. (absence, It ager boys have found that play- handle the runoff. Merchants In aervation With modem infra- i,n^„ous member will be misa- cocktail party In the Yard du] was denied. I First. and air force officers. Adm. Ra­ red speclrographic and electron- li^ in sand isn’t always pleas­ the southern part o f the city DALE CARNEOn ing the noon recess. In the ai Last Thursday, Lombardi was ' happened Rim mon C^tro Jljon heads the deli­ ic equipment, ‘ t P^v^dea for a ^ ant. They were ordered to shov­ sandbagged the fronts of their emoon toe class attends the sworn in by Gov. John A. Volpe in In Thta cately balanced Junta. stores. , The Junta is credited with el and carry neatly six tons of I " “ I** ihe late President John alumni meeting in the Yard. Oimax, A rea > sand into a processing unit o f Water ran four feet deep in Byst9ni4 i n® mAiin®o | |j* Kennedv During the reunion week the making serious attacks upon S h jo d il 5 ^ (Dabii^ JoodA. at:- Harlforcl aystem cannot be fooled or m t Nevada' Ecuafior’s economic problems, a Joplin firm. They admitted to the streets of Der^, fiyo miles "apookad” aa can occur today 5M of toe 927 living class will see "Years of Light­ John Showers, police depart­ south of Wichita. Police waded Tues., Wed., June 8*9 members of the elaaa arc ex- ning Day of Drums,” the U.S. MEENOWII’ROSSiyiOBRIIZZI but these are so complex that liiiii 7:30 P.M. years would be required to ment Juvenile officer, they had through waist (Jeep water to **’* «ve-day reunion. Information Agency film on the Enjoy A Pizza broken open sacks of sand and Help stranded motorllCs. 7^ V c a p ric e s the beginning June IS. Hfe of Preeldent Kennedy. The plus — Spencer Tracy irnw m n! make headway, and In this 586 FARMINGTON AVE. PARK FREE IN REAR c h ic le to the |be elaaa dedicated Me 25lh Here Or Let “SPENCER’S MOUNTAIN” country there Is a feeling among scattered it on the ground. Six-hour rainfall of two to four 1 Block IVeet of 'Ctnersma showing was made possible by D R IV E -IN (- u.( 5 inches was common throughout Primarily, it will be u.sed to guailvereary report to toe late special act ot Congress knit Us Deliver It DEBBIE M A R V E ^ n foreigners that no person or group can rule for long. central and eastern Kansas. i i i ' ? " ***4* president - i^ e th ln g which week. Winds up to 70 miles an hour MoneiiMYtr - Mon.. Jvnn 7 modift^Uon to the Apol- had been done before, There are imme well-known eNOlDS-PRESNlj THC MWItCH OONKBATION ,m»m The Teen Show f^ T h e Year . . . Ends Tonight The Junta outlawed the Oom' Whiton MenMirial Library munlst party, but It also sus- HEALTH CAPSULES raked U^e Kansas Olty area to e i^ e c riifL ^tended mlsriona The frontiaplece of toe book names among Kennedy’s clasa- — PiHwisiori wiwcoioi— SHADY GLEN WHOLE MILK 85 N. Main St., North Manobeeter 7:30 P.M . M be im t ^ k e n . T w o ^ t u m beara a picture of Kennedy and KMWIIM IWNirAX ASwKmsifliBHMi pened au rieotoral proceases. In by Mkhari A. PaUi, MD. causing -wide spread damage matea. e SECOND BIG HIT e Three parked cars caught fire Pasteurised and Homogenized In V ^ytoads rendezvouaing to inscription: One of them la U.S. Rep. Tor- R. Burton - A. Gardner response, all poUUcal parties 19 THEM ANY PANCSR IF YOU Our Own Spotleae Plant orwt a ^ m b le th« “ WWi pridt and a daep tena® b « l H. MacDonald. D-Mase., ri uirwuliM declared thenuelves opposed to PUT A HEATING PAP OVER A from fallen power lines. Subur- Ways Tlila Course WUI Benent Men WomaB y ^ Ie to provide th« Mara and of k«. . . ^ who waa one of Keiin^y'a room- the miUtary lulers. KAKV<9 WET P IA PS R «» ban Btrecuns flooded. DEUCIOUS SHADY GLEN ICE CREAM 10 i "W *. the Haftrand Oollega matea as well aa a classmate, a ^ m beat Now, political and economic Heavy rain and strong winds \n (Over 85 Flavors From lYhlob To Choose) 1. Increase Poise and Oonfl- 6. Think and Speak od Yoof Mr. Tripp indioates the Pori.-1 class (if 1940 dedicate our twen- oloae political aseoctote of toe problems are merging. I f and swept other areas In the Great Saturn veWcle is the lari in the, ty-fifth anniversary report to to the beach! Plains. dence FM t late president. and whan tlie stonn breaks, the COHAGE CHEESE HEAVY CREAM •ystem, end this is capable of our classmate wi«a small but violent extreme left A farmer was killed and his 2. Speak Effectively 7. Cfontrol Fear and W orry Some of toe other claasmatee KM FARM-FRESH EGGS 8. Be a Better Oanv«rsatia»f, delivering one million pounds | -John Fitzgerald Kannedy Include Dr. Robert Seamans, BMItlltl /J K b iM n F w ill try to provoke violence and wife seriously injured Fri<)ay 3. Sell Yourself and Your into earth orbit. Two silch pay-1 "Prerident of toe United Companion Fe itura drag m otner issues, auch aa night when a tornado destroyed Aiist deputy director of the National QRINDERS iriSatoAm KNSimill ... andt o f course^ a t holiday tim e Ideas S. Develop Your Hidden ’ toads ore considered enough for States (1961-1963) Aetonautica and 8pace Adminis­ iSaMEykRMiRsaMi a u m k "Yankee Imperlaltam’’ In the their home near Shamrock, In Hill DEUVERED iMiivnpi M 4. Be Your Best With Any AbUlUea a manned Mars landing, for; “ Member of the class of 1940 tration; Donald Homig, of Caribbean, Bpcpadlng the notion the Tricas Pattoandle. Twiatera CREAMY. RICH SHADY GUN EGG NOG bMna Group 30. Bare H ia t Batter Jutt eurrent studies disclose that ai ’’Member of toe 1940 Perma- Princeton University, science W ltU a 5 Mile Radius TU E S „ JUNE 8th O N LY that Boiuidor may become a also were reported near Silver II 6. Ramembar'Names Mora iBooms ■pacecraft with a weight of nent aaaa Oommltt«e advisor to Prerident Johnson; Ob Orders O f 88 Or More AC AD E M Y AY—MONDAY-^UESDAY .. . ■ s c ^ Dominican Republie. ton, T(^., near HairisonviUe, from 1.5 to 1.7 millton Ibi. in "Member of the Board of Alan Jay Lemer, the song writ­ A W A R D WINNER On the poinicsl ride, the Junto Mo., and in the Fergus Falla, earth orbit is necessary. This 1 Overseers.” er; Blair dark, associate pub- m . M 3 - 1 4 K BEST FOREIGN FILM wanted to hold olf popular elec- Mlim., area. DALI CARNEGIE COURSES vriilole Is based on the Md-lnoh | Kennedy is one of 86 deceased Moher of the New York Pori, tionn until 1967. AM poIlUcal per- Heavy rain In June in eastern PRESENTED BY . motor. The booster will oonalri; members of tos claM wttoas and In the burinssa world, J. P. CHARTER OAK tlee, acroas the apectnim, de­ Colorado apgpeored to have bro- o f three 360-inch motors, each names will be read at a memo- Morgan Jr., of Naw Yorit and T. mand a promptor return to ken the seiioua drought which Blanagenciit DeffdopoMmt Institalfi with a thrust of 16.7 million rial aervico at Harvard’s Memo- 9'. Bradshaw, m-esMent of i'\\a "oonriitattonal" government. hsa stteotod t$M rpgton for sev- SfRVE TNEM Iba and a propellant weight qf rial Church. Atlantic Refining Oo. RESTAURANT The Jltoto backed away cau­ eral RtoOths. MmS than two R. MICHAEL FRANCOEDR. A m YE«. MONTURE MCRIAMfi 5.7 million lbs. Tbs ssoond stage The elaoe i« memorlaJiiing Until the aaaaarination, mem- 186 Charter Oak fit. nfti'Hi’iif! tiously, SB R has done on other liMhss f ^ In Denver Friday. tHK CONPOCTIVITV OF HfAT. It was ooql agate this momteg OFTENI Write: 526 Famington Ave.. HartfNR «r CM i$ aa oKygen-hydrogan cryo- him In another way. It to eetab- bera of tfy* claae had expected Mtooiwater tasues, and IndloBted It mlgM You Can Tiiate The OofiMiy genie Mquid stage powered by lUMng a John P. Kannedy eebe- their Mth reunion would be one Oaa Bhew at Duh bow to these dsmands- in arsBs team New fa ir englBea now uactar fto- tonM p to be awnirdefi u n te ftB ' of the Burnt txetUng of all time OLOfifiO 8I7I4DATB IWOOOLOM East Hartford ■coMBnto prabMMi a g m - VIrgtato V4tb to: vil4|pi»nt Aarpjet, aaeh pne- l.fiuria r iudenta at toa eoUege — with a praalde^ of the United liUoal onto. Boiridor tta* Eos-Bad toww ■sto'teMls- FOB THE 8UMMEB WBD.--"OOII>*W)b S ^ DRIVE IN ■ vato Bib Reutfis 6 1^ Mnnehnifnr, C^nn. duoiag Vk nUtton n . « t ttwiwt Hu eauBtai aeitAkM will States among them. ' tooriae

IHmtrl|pBtpr than an honest, tangible value, or title liANCHEStTlR'EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1968 P A « f f V ^ to some honest, ta ii^ le value. Area Churches CnpttHtQ Ifprald One can remember bacdi to the days when the paper money wag being con­ It. Fraada of Mrso Count Basie Speaking 12th Qreuit FDBUBHBD BY TH» Churches Rt. Vo___ ■ d n i— ■ ' H«HJUJ> PIUMTmo CO.. OK. verted to nothing but paper, plus faith •a ~ Am n' as, Satellites and Baseball It BlM«n StreM Church of Christ Mary’s Epiaoopal Cfanch Via BiMgum CfenoB Bev. Jamee E, Giant, Sou— IfaocbMtar, Conn. and custom, and to the dlrs predlotiona lOidall and Vernon Sts. O h n ^ and Park Sts. Rev. OotdiHi R. To State Democratic Women G m rt Cases 1BOKA8 r. F^CRQUSON that diahonest, flat money would lead Eniene Brewer, Mlirister Rev. George F. Nostrand T:46 a j n .,_ PMtor WALTS31 R. rERGUSON tin. 8hnii«y"5r»aS5 to our economic ruination In the long Rector Retr. iM a »..BaMay • son., BWy '______Rov. John R. RlktotaMa, PabUshen 6:46 a jn ., Bible liasses (or ■ ‘ Pastor. BAST HARTFORD SESSION Vbmided October X U n riin. Rev. Join D> Hughes man, elainao, babysitting. BW DINO Wslie said, “when I happened to Break Space Routine all ages. Rev. James W. Bottoms Masses at T^Sr h:U> lOMO i 10:46 a.m.. Holy Oommunkm, M n^,^toertae Beale, pronti- be visiting Hawaii a few years Edward Oaxio, 54, o f 34 West Pnbllehed Brerr Bvenlnc Except BundaTe And. gome of us are going, to feel dla- 10:48 a.m., Worship. Seimon: Rev. Ronald E. Haldemaa Noon. m tm a a , ctaaaea, bahyaltting. Maoses at 6:46, 7:46, t, 10:16 nent tor her civlo and charit­ ago at toe same time toe may SL, had a charge of selling td Holiday!. Entered at the Poet Olflce at turbed over the proposal that we now “ Converalon In a Desert.’ ’ and 11:10 s jn . able w ork and famlHariy liquor to a minor noUed. He had (Oeattamod trsm Page Oae) (orbits) to go. Thank you vsty Conn., aa fleoood ciasi HaU Vooday, T:80 p.m.,' CbrlsUaa or's conference was in session. much.” Hatter. . turn, to flat coins as well. It may aeem 6 p.m., Worship, Serman: 7:80 a.m.. Holy Communion. 8t JaaiM’ _ ■dueation oonunlaaloa. known aa wife of Count Basle, Mayor Wagner of New York been arrested on a warrant on “ The Ohristian and Alcohol.’’ noted orchestra leader, was April 8. 20 minutes, established in May They then zippod on In Owlr « one more instance of the shabby illu- Whitsunday Family Breakfast Mbgr* Edward J. Wednesday, 10 a.m „ Holy SL Manrloe Chnreh, Bdton City Is a good friend at mine SUBSCRIPTION RATES Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Ladies Pastor guest speaker today ait the ,bl- . Andrew Paggioll, 64, of. Bol­ 1983. planned 97-hour 80-mtnate vby- o Payable In Advance with the Rev. Prescott, Betiich, OomRMinlon. Rev. Bernard L. MeGurk,- and we met in Hawaii and age which Is to end at 12:08 'One Tear ...... tSOO sionism with which a modem age la study and service group. speaker. Rev. EogeiM E. Torpqr Faator ^ l a l convention of toe Con­ through him I was invited to ton, was fined (125 for ( g r a t ­ At 8:36 p.m., the moment the necticut Federation of Demo­ p.m. Monday with q parachute Six Honths ...... U.00 trying to build a ci'villzation, one more Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mid­ 10:30 a.m., Holy Communion. Rev. Joseph H. MeCaaa Vovnon Methodist Ofaureh attend all the events planned ing a motor - vehicle while un­ new mark was set, Stuart Da­ Three Hontba ...... AlO week Service. cratic Women’s aubs at toe der the Influence of Intoxicat­ splashdown in the AUantie One Hontb X8S aacrifice of principle to expediency. Baby-sitting nursery. Rev. John J. (PBitta Bt. M Masses at 7, 8:80, 10 and for toe mayors. It was great vis, capsule communicator at Ocean 400 miles southwest of Wednesdi^, 10 a.m.. Holy StaOer-HUton Hotel, Hartford. ing liquor. He was involved In It will be, some of us will say, mere­ Rev. Morton A. Magee 11:80 a;m. The' seseion convened at 11 Em. fun,” she "and quite a the Hawaiian tracking station, Bermuda. HBMBBR OP South Methodist Church ^Comm union. Masses at 6, 7, S, (, 10:16 and change from listening to the a rear-end collision in Maiv- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ly another instance of the great de­ Dr. J. Manley Shaw, Pastor About 400 delegates from 86 chester April 21. contacted the Gemini 4 .^by ra­ The world space fligtit record Dally, 7 p.m., Evening 11:30 a.m. 9 and 10 Em ., worship Serv- Sacred Heart Church complaints of my neighbors, n>e AnRoclated Preee le exclusively entitled cline of valuee. Rev. Richard W. Dupee . Prayer. clubs attended. dio, relayed instructions' for a is held by Russian cosmonaut to the use of republlcatlon of all news dla- (ea and ohUd care. Sstvlce of Rt. 88, Vernon Democratic women from the who think that a phone call to medical check and read them Valery Bykovsky, who stayed patcbea credited to It or not otherwlae credit­ Associate Minister Oburrii 1b open dally for pray­ Church ef the ASeumpIlbn ' But practically epeaking, for our Holy Oommunlon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor Manchester area attending the me will help get their streets map coordinates. aloft (or 119 hours 8 mlnutee, ed In thla paper and also the local news pub­ er. Adama St. and Ihompaon Rd. 9 Em., Church school for repaired or other things fixed Hospital Notes lished here. pioblerns of the moment, it will prob­ 6 and 10:46 a.m.. Worship Rev. Patrick SulUvaa event are Mrs. Nteholas Jack- Then he added, rather matter- jurt shy of five da.ys, in 1983. All rights of republlcatlon of special dia- Rev. Franda J. Mlhalek fhanery, kindenarien. Grades 1 Aosistaat Pastor ston. Miss Jean PasqulHni, Mrs. up.’’ of-factly: “ Id also like to con­ '^tchee herein are also reserved. ably work. The new coins will buy the Service and Holy Communion. Pastor The United States ]^ n e to Center Oongregattonal Ghnroh through 4. Frank Ruff, Mrs. David Fraser, It was evident, despite Mrs. PATTENTS TODAY: 296. gratulate you on a new Ameri­ challenge that standard in Au­ bread, f i t . the elots, and conduct our Sermon: "The Chalice and the United Clnmih t t Christ Rov. Eneot J. Ooppa 10 Em., Cbureh School tor at 7:80, 8:80. 10 and Basle’s denial of being an active The Herald Printing Company, Inc., aa- Qip,’’ Dr. Shaw preaching. Miss Baihara Coleman, Mrs. ADMITTED THURSDAY: can apace flight record.” gust by sending Cooper and sumes no ■' financial lal responslDllltyreaponsll for typo- commerce. 11 Center St. Ctaaden 6 through 8. > U :U Em. Charles Addlaone, Mrs. James poUUcian, that she a more Kathleeu Grout, 26 R. Middle “ Rtger,” replied McDivUL rookie aattonaut Charlee Oomod graphical errore iappearlng In aavertlsmenta Church School. Grades 8 and 0 Rev. CUfford O. SImpeoB, Maaoes at 7. 8. 0:16, 10:80 7 p.m., Mettiodiat Youth FU- than average awareness of the Tpke. ' ' and other reading The only thing they won’t be good will attend church. Chamberlain, Mrs. John aifford "w e’ve got quite a few more on a planned seven-day trip. [ matter In The Hanchester Minister and 11:46 a.m. kymiilp. and Mrs. Mary Connor. political scene, nationally, state­ Evening Herald. for would be burying in a pot. For 3 p.m.. Annual planning con­ St. Bernard’s Churdi ADMITTED YBSTBlftDAY: Rev. Joseph H. Dudley, Also, Mrs. John Cronin, Mrs. wide and in her particuhir area, Harry Friedman. Ellington; whatever civilization might find them ference. St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville Full service client of N. E. A. Service, inc. Associate Minister 8t. Bartboleaiew’s Chureh 84. Peter’s Eptocopal Cbnrob Bev. Patrick P. Mahtmey, Robert Donohue, Mrs. aarence where she does much to furth­ Mrs. Leona Zoleski, 71 Linnmore Publishers Reiiresentatlves — -The Julius might just decide they were so much Rev. Francis C. Hawes, Rev. FhUlp Hasaey, Paster Sand HUI Bd. Foley, Mrs. Walno Hokkanen, er the oause of the' Democratic Dr.: Allen Duchesne, 80 Dl-vl- Coventry Mathews Special Agency — New York, Cbl- Emanuel Lutheran Church Pastor cago. Detroit and Boston. worthless alloy. Pieces of eight, on the hOnlster of Religions Education Rev. Blohard C. BoUea Mapping Miss Rosalie Johnson, Mrs. party. Her interest in pOliticse sion St.; Robert Albert, Mans ; ilEM BER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Aeelstant Psator Bev. Jamee A. Blrdaall. Vioar John Lamenzo, Mrs. Joseph began about seven years ago, field Center; Mra. Janet Boyd, TIONS.______other hand, are as good when we dig Pastor Masses at 7. 8, 9, 10 and 11 8, 6:16 and 11 a.m.. Morning a.m. Lynch. Mrs. Edward O’Dwyer, she said, but become intensified 14 Lawton Rd.; John Carlson Advisory Unit Recommends them up aa they were when .Captain Rev. Melvin T. Peterson, Worship. Holy (Communion and Masses at 8:48, 7:46, 6, 10:16 10:80 Em., Whit Sunday. Holy Mrs. Charlee PonUcelll, Mrs. during the late President John Jr., South Windsor; Mrs. Mar­ D ispl» advertising closing hours: Assistant Pastor For Monday — 1 p.m. Fnday. Kidd cached them. reception of new members. Ser­ and 11:80 ajn . Oommunlon and Church School. William Swauger, Mrs. Roger F. Kennedy’s oompaign. “I was garet Paquet, Storra: Miss ■ For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. mon: “ Behold Your God.’’ S t Matthew’s Church, Tolland Taggert and Miss EUsafeeto Phyllis Ranki, Hebron; 'William 6 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Rev. J. CUfford Curtin, Paotor a great admirer of tola wonder­ A 32-Room ^Middle’ School For Wednesday — 1 p.m Tuesday. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion In 9:15 and 11 a.m., Church The Presbyterian Chureh Ihumday, 7:46 p.m.. Healing Weihe. Reynolds. 87 Franklin Park, For Thursday — 1 p.m. wednesd^. the chapel. Meditation by Pas­ Meeting Sundays at Hick’s ful man," Mrs. Basie said, "and ■ For Friday — 1 p.m. Thursday. School. Crib Room (6:16 only) 48 Sprues St. Service. ooncentrated all my efforts on Rockville; Patricia Vletts, 46 No Need To Load The Dice tor Peterson. “ Creator ^ Irit.’’ Memorial School Gymnaslnm Mra. a ifford was chairman For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. through Junior High. Rev. James L. Ransom Monday through Friday, 7:46 of a reservation and luncheon getting him riected to office;’’ Country Lane. Rockville; Mrs. The recommendation of bulld-^as elementary schools for Classified deadline: 10:30 a m . each day it 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Divine Wor- 8 p.m., Social Action commit­ Mlalater p.m„ Evening Prayer. 'When the conversation final­ Laura Donnelly, 49 Waddell Rd. | Ing a 32-room “middle" school Grades 1 through 4 at "com­ pobUoatlon except Saturday — 9 am. - The latest gambling paradise, which diip and Church School. Nurs­ Maaoes at 7:80, 8:80 and 10:80 oommlttee. tee, Robbins Room. Dr. David The guest sfieaker, attired in ly got around to Count Basie, Rrs. Dorothy Custer, 190 Sum­ will be made In toe final re­ fortable" 25-28 pupils per class hfto begun experimenting with free ery for infants. Sermon by Pas­ a.i?v rooms. ' ' Saturday, June 5 Warren. 9:80 Em., Sunday School. First Congregational Chnreli a hot pink silk suit with over­ hla wtfe saM that they had been mit St.; Edwin Oates. 16 CUf- port of the advisory group to transportation for Americans with big tor Anderson, “ The Bleseiiw Nursery through aduK dasees. ton St,; Mrs. Barbara J. Horton, the board of education. Tliis de­ Sermon Topic of Peace.’’ Vernon blouse In bright tropical print, manTled 24 years and during enough bankrolls, is over In London. 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. Eaotmlnster United completely charmed a small 88 Indian D r.; Mrs. Esther Cer- cision was made after a thor­ The Rev. William H. WUklna, Zion Evangelical Worshipping at the Vernon Presbyterian Fellowship that time she has been respon­ We hope to report more intimately and Lutheran Church The Rev. John Morton of ^ r t - Elementary School group of women who met her sible tor buying ail hla dothes. vinl, 297 Oak St.; Mrs. Grace ough study of local classroom pastor of the Prince of Peace MeNamara’s Gift Chlvaiy Church land, Maine, will conduct the George E. Slye School Informally yesterday afternoon Kaler, Green Lodge Con'vales- needs. Lutheran Church, will use. "Pen­ authoritatively, some day, if a few par­ (Assemblies of God) (Missouri Synod) Rev. John A. lamey. Minister Kingston Dr. off Oak S t "■When T'find shoes that I think There wan an unusually clear exam- Cooper and High Sts. service and preach. Nursery. Miss Helen C. Fischer, In the suite of Mrs. Beatrice will Milt my husband, .1 try cent Home: Eklmund Mosher, The proposed building would tecost—On Fire For Christ” as lays come out right. 647 E. Middle Tpke. 7 p.m., Evening Service with East Hartford Holt Rosenthal, Democratic Na­ 187 W. Middle Tpke.; Christine be for Grades 5 through 8, in­ his sermon topic during 10:15 .ple of Um kind of artificial thinking' The Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Director of Christian Education them on and If they are about The establishment of glamoroiu big Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson the Rev. Mr. Morton. Song serv­ Rev. Gordon 8. Bate#, tional committee woman. The Roscio, Wapping; Mra. Etheiyn cluding cafeteriE gymnasium a.m. service Sunday. Church Pastor Pastor Minister one-inch too large for me I Illing Student Council Officers . .with which this world keeps automat- time gambling in London is a conse­ ice, sacred verse, and special 9:28 and 10:56 a.m.. Church color of her suit complimented know they ■will fit him proper­ SMelds, 163 Birch St.; Joseph and necessary administrative School is at 9 a.m. - ing its way down the well-portfolioed music. School. her long ash-blonde hair, which McFetridge, Broad Brook; The new officers of the Student Council of 111 Ing Junior High School elected yesterday are, space (principal and staff) and The congregation has a din­ quence of the passage by Parliament, 9:45 a.m., Sunday School 9 a.m., Sunday School. ly,” she s ^ . The women pres­ 9:80 and 11 a.m.. Morning 10 a.m.. Worship and'Ohurch was worn high in a Fre-nch Dominic GagUardo, Wapping; left, Theodore Malek, president; William Sproul, vice president; David Ware, secretary; and would be located on town owned ner meeting at 5:30 p.m. Sun­ ‘ Toad to nowhere in what happened back in 1960, of a new law legalizing classes for all ages. 9:30 a.m., Adult Bible TTme. School. Nursery ttoough Junior ent found tills hard to bcoleve Community Baptist Church Warship. twist. after seeing Mrs. Basie’s dainty I Joseph Novak, Hebron: Elcnla Walter Silkowskl, treasurer. A week of campaigning preceded the election and each of toe land, according to toe recom­ day in the church with a pro­ 'over in Paris the other day. 11 a.m.. Divine Worship. Mes­ 10 a.m., Divine Worship with age. Sermon; “ Communion and ' Holton, 67 Pearl St.; Mrs. Rita candidates took a turn speaking to the student body. The runnersup are Susan Orlowskl, gambling, on two conditiona. Confirmation and Communion. 68S E. Center SL 6 p.m., Junior Pilgrim Fel- When asked what she intend­ shoes, until she mentioned that mendation. gram on the pn^sed church What happened waa that Secretary sage by Pastor Gustafson, Oonununication," by the Rev. MacNell, 4 ayde Rd.; Mrs. Kenneth Tedford, Charles May and Paul Em merling. (Herajd photo by Saternls.) This recommendation is be­ building. Three guest speakers Ftivt, the organized gambling must “ Pentecostal Blessings.’’ OhU- Text; Acts 20:16. Theme: “A Bev. Alex H. Elsesaer, loweliip. ed to epeak on, Mrs. Haste said, her husband haxl, “ rather small ' o f Defense Robert S. McNamara “aa- Minister Mr. Batee. Theresa Kehl, 14 ArcelUe Dr.; ing made with flesclblllty in will be the Rev. Robert Ridel, take place inside a private club. dren’s service in lower auditor­ Pentecoet, Confirmation and “I really haven’t made plans toet for a man.’’ tor a formal speech but 'will Mrs. Dorothy Holl, Wapping; mind to ba designed to accom­ vice president of the New Eng­ gured” and ‘'reaaaured" our Kuropean Second, the chances must be equal, aa ium. Communion Service with the United Congregational Church Count Basie and Ms group are Canada. She is also survived Talcottville Gongregational probably present my ideas on Aittiiony S a r ^ , 87 Perkins St.; by H grandchildren and 18 modate adequate industrial arts land area, Lutheran (a»urch, allies In NATO that our nuclear 7 p.m.. Family Go^>eI Serv­ Hoiy Spirit.” Nursery in the 9:30 a.m., Church School tor Tolland Church one of the bed of the Mg tends John Stckakowskl, Franklin between the establishment and its parish house. world brotherhood." She has in existence today and record great grandchildren. and home economics programs, Missouri Synod and pastor of ...Strength in Ehirope had been Increased ice at the Wlndteor Locks As- all ages. CTaases through Grads Rev. Donald G.'MUler, Minister Bev. Robert K. SMmoda, Park, ReckvUle: Donna Carey, Events patrons. Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., Sunday 4 wia have an expanded ses­ been the recipient of many civ­ tor Verve Records. The nearest The funeral will be held with recognition given for the the Emanuel Lutheran Church > by 10 per cent ainoe Jan. 1 and that by eembly of God. ’The Rev. Wil­ Minister ic and charitable . h on ors 66 Ludlow Rd.; Russell JOhes, Monday at 11 Em. at the Rob­ need o t physical education pro­ in BristoL These two inducements are accom­ liam Oliver will preach in a School staff supper meeting. sion through worship service. 9:80 and 11 Em., Worship. they will oome to an appear­ through the years and was 29 Pearl St. inson Oiapel, Main St., Mel­ grams at this level. The pro­ Also, Walter Ramshaw, for­ ' the end o f the year the number of nu­ panied by a third. ’There is no regular united baptismal service. 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. Hec- directors of the Atlantic Dis­ .rope would be “100 per cent higher” week Service. Hackmatack SL near Keeney SL Miller. Adult new members will sponsored by Men's Oub. Wil- 29 Cook St.; a daughter to Mr. 54, of 38 Irving St., died yester­ gambled, as in Las Vegas. Spirit Qame.” Nursery. join church at 9:30. Confirma­ Chapter, Multiple Sclerosis Jazz Festival next mo( tor toe Brooklyn aUzen’s Oom­ my marriage,” and so stays at said. for projected growth at that dren's C hui^ and Nursery. Andover Newton Seminsiry, Minister E. Middle Tpke.: Peter Wodal, ^ Creller, died this morn- ed to the congregation, as well dlear warheads we are stationing In speaker. through People.” Infants through Grade 4. mlttee for her community ac­ home during her husband’s en­ 428 Broad St.; Asa Todd. RFD Itollce arrested 14 men at the level, and absorb Grades 7 and How, then, does the house make out? 6 p.m.. Junior Fellowship, tion In thU field. She is also vi­ gagements around the country. woman Uke Mrs. Perry who is i„g. Crestfield Convalescent scene. Charges ranged from as the architects plans for the ^Europe, mippoeedly answered the ru­ 1:30 p.m., Senior Hl-League 9 a.m.. Church School. Nurs­ 10:46 Em., Worship Service. 2, Vernon; Darryl Rlssell, 786 8 from the overcrowded high Why doesn’t the public come out t%e Teen Fellowship and Ohristian 9:16 a.m., Sunday School. tally interested In m ental Tile thing that was hardest to so devoted and so sincere. She! Hospital after a long illness, breach of the peace to poMes- building program. mor, and pleued all our allies in Eu­ outing. ery and Grades 4 th r o i^ 12. Sermon: “Making Your life E. Middle Tpke. never sought personal recogro- she was a resident of Chaplin. school, eliminating problems at A nursery class and telovl- winnet so often It doesn’t pay the club Service training courses for 10:30 Em., Confirmation. 9:16 Em., Worship. The Rev. health, and Is a Ufe member of beMeve at the meeting yester­ sign of deadly weapons. Bond rope. adults. 2:30 p.m., Visitation at Green Count tor Something," The Rev. James M. Gam, guest preacher. that level. slon program for children will to run itself? CJiurch Schoed, Nursery, Kin­ Mr. Bowman preaching. toe NAACP. day afternoon, was when Mrs. n T-v ' Sumnvors, besides her son and was set at 32,!^ each. The proposed building would Ooneeivably, Secretary McNamara 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. Lodge Oon-valescent Home. 6:30 p.m.. Youth Group. Cla- Basie freely admitted to being Mrs. Perry was a Democratic husband, include two firrandchll- Including the four arrested be held during the dinner as Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid­ dergarten, and Grades 1 throt^h 8 to 6 p.m., Jimlor Pilgrim The Baslee are resldenta of leave Coventry High School to Tbe club always has one last big bet Message by the pastor. idn Flidi, leader. 60 yeara oM. She kx>ks, and all Town to Hire party worker for more than 25 dren and four great-grandchil- earlier, rfine of the men were well as the meeting. _ himself may have believed title was week Service of Bible study and 8. Felknrahip. •t. Albans, N. Y., where they years. She took charge of cam- dren. a full four-year school with ex­ on its side. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Pray­ have a large home and sviim- present agreed, a well-groomed from Norwalk, seven from Stam­ ^te situation and this 'was what he wag prayer. 2 p.m., Senior Methodist 6 to 7 pjn .. Senior Pilgrim F>algn headquarters here for, Funeral services will be held pansion to take place only when Mancheeier Eventaig Herald It can b ^ on the bom instinct of er, Praise and Bible study. Youth Fellowship picnic. Bolton Oodgregational Chureh mlng pool. A friend of Mra. 36. Nine Firemen ford and two from Bridgeport. -doing and accompHshing. Ftflowahip. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, m ^ y years. Monday at 2 p.m. at the Chap- enrollment warrants and have Ooventry correapoodeaL F, the average sucker to sUy around until 8 p.m., Group discussion with Basie mentioned that toe swim­ Two or three men involved in Coventry Grammar School and A lot of people In high places, In Jehovah’s Witnesses First Church of Christ Minister ming pool was open to toe pub­ She was the daughter of the lin Congregational Church. Bu- the parking lot fight fled, polico PauUae Little, telephone 742- he has become a loser. the Rev. Mr. Custer. The Town Fire Department is late Frederick and Pauline rial will be in South Cemetery toe Robertson School remaining 6281. Kingdom Hall Scientist BeckvUIe Methodist ChuTeb lic each day of too week ex- said. ;3dieige of official Jt^igon, apt and talk Monday, 6:30 p.m.. Woman’* I4( Grove St'., advertising for nine more fire­ Schmidt Simonds. | Chaplin. All the other odds being fair and 726 North Main St. 447 N. Main St 10 a.m., Church'School'. Wor­ eept Sunday. as If Otat waa the kind of world it is, Society of Chrlatlan Service, Rev. WUlsrd E. OonkUn, Pastor ship Service. Sormco; "What Police Arrests men, who, added to the seven She leaves her husband. Lorin Friends may call tomorrow even, that is where the establishment supper and program. Disclaiming toe fact that she who were hired In January, will ,-,ss If Secretary McNaritara, aetlhg and 4:30 p.m., Bible group discus­ 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sun­ Christ Can Do.” F. Perry: a son, Lorin F. Perry from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Robert Hebron Dominican War has its one dependable advantage. ^Tuet^toy’ 8 pjn., Metbodtst k active politically, Mra Bsutie bring the complement of men Jr,, three daughters, Mrs. Vin- W. Johnson Funeral ^talking this way, were as much on the sion in the Watchtower maga­ day school and nursery. 9:80 a.m., Church School tor did mention that she was local­ James M. Oockerham, 16, of Home, State House FVir those who would have the power Men’s Cabinet. Nursery ttvough adlilts. up the amount recommended by cent Perry, Mrs. Franklin Glode South Windham. ball as he ever waa In nmsterminding zine artlcQe: “ The Chrisrtian The healing of the “ man SL George’s Episcopal Choroh ity mayor of Queens County, an 74 Branford St., ■was charged In Sixth Week, Ministry.’ ’ 8 p.m.. Membership and •'van- 10:48 a.m., Woiahip . Nursery RL 44 A, Bolton Chief W. Clifford Mason. and Miss Myra-Lee Perry, all _____ - Rider on Truck to walk out while they were ahead, and which waa taken with a patoy” gellsm commission. appolntl've position that she has with breach of peace and Intox­ produotion out at Detroit. told by Luke (ch. 5) will be through Grade 4. Bev. Edward W. Johneon, Applications, which may be of M anche^r; a brother, Raymond W. Trudeau Votes B onus then stay away, wouldn’t ever be there Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group dis­ Wednesday, 6 ajn .. Men’s held for three years. “My badge ication after he 'wos allegedly Pf., Possibly, this waa statesmaitahlp. cussions in the Bible aid: featured in the Bible Lesson to Tuesday, 8 p.m., Commission Vicar obtained in toe office of the Adolph Simonds of Hebron, and Raymond W. Trudeau 64, of Injured in Fall Renew Peace Try In the first place. Bible claas. of office was put to good use,” invol-ved in a disturbance mt general manager or from the ,, One oannot resist, however, pointing ■ “ Babylon the Great Hes Fallen! be read at Christian Science on finance. five grandchildren. | 71 Jarvis Rd., died last night 7 a.m., Senior Youth Bible Main and Flower Sta. about State Personnel Department, The funeral is scheduled for' Manchester Memorial Ho«- (Oontinaed from Page Ooe) (0®«tlHued from Page One) „(put the other kind of posaibUlty. There ia no need to have the dice God’s Kingdom Rules!” at 87 services. The Golden Text ia ctaas. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Official 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. mktolght. A 60-year-old Hebron man loaded, when human nature is. Birch St.. 287 Oakland St. and from Psalms, 145: 9, 17. Selec­ board. 10:16 Em ., Holy Communion State Office Building, Hartford, Monday at 2 p.m. at Second P'tol after a short illness. s tf IWIs la tite possibility that Europe, Friday, 8 p.m., Oonuntoslan on must be returned or postmark­ suffered head and chest In­ The House also passed and 726 North Main St.; ai.so 144 tions from “ Science and Health and Sermon. INVTTA'nON Patroknan Samuel Meftempo Congregational Church with the Mr. Trudeau was bom March juries yesterday when he fell possible compromise solutions tJirieUan Social (Concerns. sold that after he hod broken ed no later than June 21. sent to the Senate a bill post­ .(fii^ead of panting for more American Griffin Rd., South Windsor, and with Key to the Scriptures” by First Oongregattonal Church 7 pjn.. Young People’s*' Rev. Felix M. Davis officiaitlng.' 1901, in Canada, and lived from a truck carrying bales of under conaideiration. . nuclear warheads, would feel a lot bet­ French Rd., Bolton. Mary Baker Eddy wtU include: United Chuirah of Christ FeNowahlp. TO BID up a nxMip of teen-agers up- The salary range for the 48- Calling hours will be held at the ' Manchester m ^ y years. He hay on Meeting House Rd. An QAS trusteeship, followed poning the question of legisla­ No More Redevek>pment Friday^ 7:30 p.m., ’Theocratic p. 415: 1-5. The subject will be Second OongregationsI Church Andover Monday, 8 p.m.. Executive parently engaged in some push­ hour-per-week positions is Walter N. Leclerc Funeral was a self employed painter by an election, and a coalition tive pensions. The measure sots ter if we took them all home. ^ 885 N. Msln SL 1. Sealed proposals tor toe and paperhanger. The man, Joseph Novak of Meriden doesn’t need any more radi­ Ministry School. “ God the Only Cause and O ea- Bev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., committee. ing and shoving at the street 16,408-36,408 annually. Addi­ Hotne, 23 Main St., tomorrow provisional government were up a special committee to study ™ IWa is Uk. possibility that £hirope, In- Rev. Felix M. Davis, Mintom- Replacement of Heating Sys­ Gilead Rd., was admitted to cal redevelopment programs now. By 8:30 p.m., Service meeting. tor.” Pastor coiner, Oockerham pushed him. tional benefits include paid va­ afternoon from 2 to 4 and in the Survivors include his wife, other possibilities. Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy tem and Alterations to ’Ventila­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. the question and report back to • .stead of thinking of NATO aa a device radical, we mean the kind in which Cdtnmunlon. Oockertem spent the n lg ^ in a cations, sick leave, a pension evening frqm 7 to 9. Burial will Mrs. Yvonne Trudeau; two The Domlnioan rebels already Wednesday, 8 p.m., Testimony Associate Minister tion System in toe existing cell at the police station and plan, a complete Insurance plan •sons, Lawrence Trudeau of Police arrested the driver of have rejected an election for­ the 1967 session. . ^ r protecting Europe against Russia, buildings are bought by the Meriden Re­ TUe Salvation Army meeting. 9:46 a.m.. Church School. Friday. 10 a.m.. Holy bom- Bentley Elementary School at be in East Om etery. the truck, Anfirew Messier, 41, waa aummooed to appear for and participation In toe Em­ Centerdale, R. I„ and Joseph mula proposed by the civilian- A group of rebel House mem­ i)» a always thought of NATO as the de- development agency, the ground leveled 661 Main St. Reading Room hours at 749 11 a.m., Worship Service. Holy munion. 87 Hollister Street for the also of Gilead Rd., and charged Capt. William D. MacLeaa 10 a.m.. Morning Worahlp and Communion. Sermon: "The Gift arraignment at 'the Manchester ployes’ Credit Union. Mrs. Alice M. Hyde Trudeau of Manchester; three mllltaiy junta. The rebels de­ bers tried to force the present <1 Tice by which the United States sought and graded, and the area resold or re- Main St., excepting legal holi­ Town of Manchester, Conneeti- daughters, Mrs. a a lre March him with failure to secure a aerved for commercial or public use. Officer In Charge ^ u rch School. Nursery tbrougfa of the SplrtL” Wapping Community Church steston Of Circlut Court 12 on Applicants must be between Mrs. Alice M. Hyde, 78, of manded restoration of tite 1963 session to take up the pension days, Monday through Satur­ Grades 7. Holy Communion. eut, in acoordanoe with toe June 21. the ages of 22 and 33 at the of East Hartford and Mrs. Lise load. Police said Novak was oonsUtution and creation of a to confront Russia -in Europe. - W e’ve got three of these projects go­ 3 p.m., AB-Church picnic at Congregational 31K Garden Dr., widow of Fran­ sitting on top of the bales when question earlier this year. But day, 11 am . to 4 p.m.; Thurs­ Communion Meditation by the pLaiui and specifications pre- time, their applications are filed Gates and Mrs. Carmen Hart­ new government before an elec­ both the Republican and Demo­ Thla Is the possibility that Europe, ing, and they’re all we’re able to handle. 9:80 a.m., Sunday School for day, evenii^, 7 to 9. Thnea Farm Camp. Rev. Roy R. Hotcheon, Minister porsd by Bemis A Freeman, Michael J. Meronovich, 4S, of cis E. Hyde, died alone in her the truck’s hydrallc lift raised all age groups. Rev. Mr. Davis.' and must te Manchester resi­ apartment. Her body was dis- ley, both of Manchester: two tion. cratic leadership insisted that it * jhistead of .wanting to be coaxed into In­ Mow or In the foreseeable future. 7 p.m., Pilgrim FenowsMp at Bev. Theodore-Bacheler, OonsultlM Engineers, 760 Xfain 61 Kensington St., was charged brothers, John Trudeau of Oan- the truck’s body. Novak fell to 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Service. ^ • ^ e ^ y . 7:30 p.m.. Church Timea Fann Camp. Minister with intoxication after police dents. The new OA8 peace effort was be deferred until 1967. creased devotion to the NATO by being The bdg downtown project has been St. John’s Polish National School for Grades 8 through 12 Street, Hartford, Oonneoticut, the ground. launched Friday when its com­ more or less In the works for a decade; Nursery services available. Monday, 8 p.m.. Board of be- peeelved a complailnt from hla They must have 20/20 vision ters reported to her physician, terburv five ni^ the lost vui m Margaret Baiining, daughter of Friends may make contribu­ during toe summer or foil. ' No Good When Cached funds for the'path of the new 6-A Mid­ confusion which accompanied and Patrick J. Nugent, a Mar­ reception” at hla first concert of Hurt in Fall fered 18 dead, 2 woimded and 32 McVeigh and Mrs. Philip HoL same two gentlemen, namely apecificatouia ■will te required, I ^ Mr. and Mrs. .Joseph E. Ban­ tions to U)e memorial fund of Monahan was recently elect­ way; If we know our local redevelop- the 1963 adjourrunent was quette student fiom Waukegan, his Soviet tour Friday in Kiev, muted to missing ttiemselves after a way, first; Mr. and Mra. Paul Democratic State Chairman 25 Years Ago ouoh deposit to te in to ? fom i I “ !!•«• •iwUoaUoii ning Of 94 W. MUdle Tpke. and South Methodist Church. ed first ■vice president t f the The old quarter—^the present coin, •ment officials thU one is likely to be caused by the voltmtary intro­ BL, a* the couple left the dance capital of the Ukraine. NEW HAVEN (AP) — -Three- Oosnmunist battaHqn ojttacked Bartcm, .second and Mrs. Lila John Bailey and Republican o f'a C b ^ payable to Bemis * I That (he (brei James Leber, son of and Connecticut chapter of toe that is,—has an intrinsic vralue of twen- escalated as It goes along, too. duction, about 9 o’clock in the around 11:30. Mra. Jamee N. Lebei: of 84 year-old Roxmne Blue has been three hamlets 265 miles north- Kove and Mrs. Rhoda Goldstein, State Chairman Searle Pinney, Two OTw^rooua subeciiptteB* I t t • Fred Flederowle* building officials organization. eaet of Saigon. third. ^ - f o u r and a half cents. The new. So when the Community Renewal evening, of a proposed supple­ o j 1 1 ^ each to Maotoeateh High St. will be honored Mon­ Fred Piederow.i,-, .,, ..f Bur­ criUcoUy Injured In a fall from and that then almost everybody Her friend, Beth JenMne, ST’S- M a n c^ e r^ ln said DlMrtot"’m (te the sixtti floor balcony of her g u M te r, if Congress agr^s to act fa- Plan, drawn up by professional plan­ mental list, made up by Repub­ Hoepltal’e »176.000, daughter of a former White turned to the bidder if toe Id,three day evening at St. Jam es’ bank, Calif., brother of Mrs. thought It was a good thing lican Senator Hull of Danbury, o’olocfc In the afternoon, Stad that mother’s apartment. ners Candeub, Flelsslg, Adley and As­ announced by Houee aMe and a Marquette A Thsught for Today >lans and speolfication* are re­ SoMbol.. 'Selection of recipients Stella Mitchell of Mancheater ^^orably on the President’s request for there was a Hat and somebody a sentimental freshman * legla- noticf be given to all persons In­ The chtid who landed in sociates, recommends two more redevel­ who could make it. 0 « n ^ Chairman C. Btanore Student, said she did not knW Sponsored by the Manehester turned in good condttion, with­ terested lE sidd estrtcescotc ofM rih(-me is based on school grades and and o f Mrs. Ann Slnaalchl of btmsv ^ . jrwie elimination of silver from our quar- opment projects as part of Its ten year lator who thought too many in­ in two woeka after bid ot>te- ___ ^ ajmlcatlon end character. South Windsor, died Thursday heed in- The list, two years ago, was ^ U e t o , which iDoreaaes fund Luci had been at the prom. Council of Ohorohes ic time end piaoe lljbra and dimes, ■will have an intrinsiq program tfir preventing blight, we’re dividual leglslatora were going total to 1103,676. ' Neither Miee Johneon n x Nu­ ing. K dooumenta are not re­ in Burteak. He waa a Hartford t^ated at about to dig In our heels. Sxu-e, it would a tabulation of all the special home minus their pet legislative on. Inchidln* posi_ resident for- m uiy years and Jtoven Hospital, ^ orth of only a cent ^r two. Interest bills which the two po­ XhMralBes ere held to HoMJe- gent was avaUabie ligr oom» turned. within two weoka after of oeld deoeaoed whi names and be fine to redevelop a 65-acre plot at projects. t«r sL school auditorium as 107. ment. Bxodus 30;6--“lUniainil>er.«he Mil opening, toe. depoelt will whereohauts ' ore u own, their bad moved to OaUfOmia in I This is not supposed to make any litical bosses and their lieuten­ helr*at-law. ne« of oin; legatee issotseo, 1966. I Bouce said the cW'ld had been the MUler-Center-Pratt Street area for As we recall it. Senator Hull P“ IW «re graduated from that be 40rieited. committee.' Rls elected officers ^Ifference. In fact, K Aa suppqped to ba .a civic cm ter. And we can see some ants had decided to let th rou ^ produced his list with about Sabbath day to keep it holy." deviseeo, wtdowji. widowers and are John J. Conner, vice chair­ In the dosing days of the Gen­ Superlntehd- KAT&YN OBOSBY 9. Ea«h bidder must depoott legal rapraMnpulyse..by pubUehhig He la surrivsd by his wife, a j •**'* good thing to get for ourselves' a arguments In favor of redeveloping . „ a 61- three hours to go. and, by toe On tomorrow, we shall e g :^ wUti hla Md, security In tlw a Copy of this erdsr In some nsws- man; Leoil W. Bnderlin, secze- oon, thihe^' daughtera two l ^ **** balcgpy. eral Assembly. « n of Schools Arthur H. thi«, HOLLYWOOD J A P ) h^lng a in MUd . ^ i n which 'won’t be worth anything Jn •v*®''® which ■ Includes some of the witching hour of midnight, had prreants dlplamas to class trese have the prfvtiege end the Joy amount o t 10% t f hls bid In the tary, apd Qr. Edward J. 8u-^ hrothera, throe other sisters and ~ ------present downtown business area west Tile list seemed a necessary sold moat of it to both pcirty On Hex, treasurer. tw o grandchildren. The funeral -^ e l f , in Its own content. ’The trbiible devlM to keep things orderly, eight pupito at Bucklond SebooL wife of crooner Bing Ckoeby, of wonhlpplng Qod, and .Jn pe- form tf a Bid Bond from a of the tracks. But Meriden la not p ra - leaderships and to both houses. suiwty oonqmiiy autoorisad to wifi be bold in Burbank. . Peraonal Notices & t h our silver coins U that they have totly In a poedtion eveft to conalderj and under control, and to tiy Even in spite of such occa­ and thalr 8-yeai>old son, Harry membranoe of peat favor and rslotlte there- do biurtness In toe State t f Oon- w ,. and hgr moiling on or c before S e g u n to be worth too much, because - either of tbeee projects. and foreetfdl any oondltlon of sional rebellion and kibitzing, 10 Years Ago Jr., were eiqieoted to return Silver Stolen Mte Hattie M.' Lounsbory legislative anarchy and sleight blessing w« win bp ' toon in aeotlout June 4 IM . by cercSndi moll, a ♦ Rehabilitation, yes. Better code en­ however, the Ust syotam worked home thla wedkepd after uoder- pwtltude end pra^ b tfato obfiy df Mid win and of this t order Mre. Hattie M. Lounsbuiy, S their content. This has happened for of hand in which not even the Board of Directore !a expeot- golhg toneSlectomiea. 6. N o Md mhy te withdrawn m*7oee| In Memoriam 869 Main forcement, by all means. Programs pub- fairly weU toward toe 1963 ad­ hour we find ounMvee renew­ Ibr a period'tf toltiy (SO) days Street. From T oy Bank 88, t f 61 Foxcroft Dr., died yes­ In lovlnc memory of Qoom W. main reasons—one a decline in the leadership would know for sure •6 to authcrixe General Mother and son had their ton- terday afternoon at a local con- ^eny who pused away June C, bC and private for lending money and journment, and this WHS even ed in spirit, reksved o f matHty after the date tf opening, tf t x the loot* lount of silver mining being done, ani otiierwlbe encouraging property owners what w«a going through. before toe state and all Its po­ 8W Richard Martin to exprsee aile Ttmoved Friday at Cedon deoeost. . valeacent home. She was bom So, for the closing sessions of of Lebanon Hospital. Docton and burdeu, and rsfreriiod tor Mda. abouts ore ui.... An aiiMtoUr safe-caraolur who Wife. Son. Daufbtcr and Bister e other a continuing Increase in the to kfiop up their buildings. An enllght- litical prooeosee hod oome to towma totorest in prapoelUoa a new week of aoldvlty. How in New Brunswick, CanadE toe 1963 General Assembly, paid the pair wen doing fitta. 7. The Owner roaervm ton loW. neat of- kin, ti«*d a pair of ■ciaaon to open ie o f silver for Industrial and oom- ■ Ojtod' program of city improvements In depend quite so heavily on toe Sf wants to can anyone who peUg h h n ^ widows, sr"----- Nov. 8, 187|6. For toe peat year, In Memoriam ., < there would be Bailey fortified Charter rigM to acoapt or reJ*ot any or sentaUves, a toy ante reapad a haPveat tf In lovllia memof*. of'OUT mditer erdai purposes. . jaxeas threatmed by blight joint benevolent wisdom of toe a ohUd of God ever kbaent tahh- Ite o6f>y of thie tone olivar dollart and otiie ahe had bean making her home imd protected by one copy o f ■ O jk l^ area tor a 16,000.000 PBINCE68 CHBniTNA all bid* and bo waive any In- order to 1 hare wUh bar daughter, Mrs. and arandmotter, Mra. BlenTBSE- we’ve got more radical redevslop- two (jonaula. ■Mpping center. e ^ ftwn tiio uminited h w formaUtlM or teohntoal da- bai Xtreet. JCamudy bMT 4oMor In an ap- soo. who passed a * «y Jpne a. ]|6T, 1. tT Bo what we are supposed to need; mertt now than the city's remaining ■ toe list, and Pfimey checking This year, toe two Consuls WBW YOIW (AP) ~ Prinoees VPiUlam T. JDavlE Before com- J ^ H d p w fth .d od ’a fjunljy? tolngs o ff on a 'duplicate,. ""mI • OirMlaE of Bsfeddn otrived in IMta in toe blddlnt tf It te pfttoitt digtUgM break ya*tor> t o f to Mancheater, ahe had liv­ The flowers we ptaoa/ in days. Is a coin which haa no real~ buaineas and industrial potential can would be remlaa In their aenee to the eame maniuM’. bow. can deamad In Ida iiMH**t to do so. po; Xolia It MroeVlt. dtar. arove, witber and dsai toe existence of the list was o f duty if lliey didn’t have a " W T O G ^ HMAMIN Yotfc Fritter night fium A jfr. ed In Hyannis and Melrose, ilue Inaide Itaelf, but which wUi buy WsVe got more than the re­ . ■ft^TLANrPA. Oa. ( i W ^ T T il s • penen.axpaot.to T ' " '' I. U m auocemftil Mddar will Aina Leabtir Shapiro t f 90 Tbs memories that we ter development staff can handle efficiently probably responslbls fttt> tbs Hot, and if they didn’t have It fkooltoolin tor a IT-day vWt hi ftM in the presetua < Moaa. . will never fade away. I certain part o f a loaf of brehi), or 0 t> fact that toe General Aosembljr Imlletla was sent to n)anfi>eni the UMted State*. fea regulred to fiinilah a ter- . StoM>boliow Lane Mpoatod toa BeaidBa Mi*. Dario, too —and we’re not eager for a bigger bu- earlier than they bad it two (toorgl. B t a te ^ ^ S S tineuideaahebMb fcrmanoa and Labor «nd Uor ■iltiaBumal tbeft yeoterd^ after a telephone box or a veiw ng m<- ^ c r B « y here either. We’ve got more p t off in such good order It ad­ years ago, and If they didn't Tha^lJirearKild prinesae ki • d t h r o u i j ^ y laavaa «M aeo. Bi^e Louna- journed on time and had to •chpdMUd to, attend a WUte 6Ma3 POymtot Ebnd Ip 6n daneh5^-1S6eY ftexFiwied .bury tf llalden, Uaw; two wtth tlw.iidbt amouiit of cMnk. ue expected or wanted or devise aome new disciplinary w o r ^ p ? “ly h a k e npt ypur aa- m a n a t, n ot las* toan 100% t f -bwhan'i ■ ^ understand. I ^ ’s stop niam^ing for ew e back for only one special M»dure to r anybody trying to - - f t w s t that there. Rouse baU tonight gtven by ■•tohUng togottiai;.’^ . wore daiishtan, Mra. H. R. nxMMy. like papw a iom y, la fo in f- aesalon to enact legiautlon art no Aember* of the faoultgr ,m re reitovelojnieett until are ^ s s t par or reelst S T p n S : Itelgttfchtd by Sw Rev. » Card N a reprsssnbmoiMJ symbpl rptlifr and staff letimig this y u r . w« 4 ^ '* oldsr doiHlitir. It had fttigotten beoHiM Somobody has to dadde who C. HMur AattenHO, We wish to i l . "■ BOCOjEtD B iMppensd to bo mu«tjr In the C iM have a iseiRtijr reiii^ prinuMK iMip w M hi H*w M t o : two brothara, reltovsa tor b to got wbat ■ ■ # ?*■**'»•* k " ■■ 'T-'-t

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For tiul In* Seafood RT. 33—VERNON, CONN Gommunity Press I r - 5“ r " 6 7 9 formntton ciUl Jnat Above the Tmffle CIrde 9 Ekmt Middle Tpke. 12 Paid Dodo* Ponfioe 43 O A K ST. TEL. 643-0916 Telephone 643-5727 m a TEL. 649-0937 37S MAIN STREET Phone e4»*S881 We Urge You To Support r 17 The Luts Junior 'Mnaeum MANCHESTER PONTIAC GLASS RUG CLEANING AND o For Auto WtndsRlelds r lO • For Store Fronts and all COMPANY sizes of windows SI h 23 1 Don't Foraot Dad on 15 HANNAWAY ST. TEMPEST o For Table Tops FATHCR'S DAY Named AFDS Representative OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. s r H r TREAT HIM TO Phono 6434)012 For the fifteenth year, Wat-f SAUS mid SCRVICE SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON Get Tuneup at Stevenson^s kins-Weat Funeral Service of free to stop in at Watkins-West B" H s r OLD GRANDDAD 142 E. O nter B t lUis been and talk with Ormand West 3-DAY Need a tuneup before atart-<^ chosen the representative of the No one could be hotter qualified PAUL DODOE J. A. WHITE SERVICE Ing the heavier summer driving and become acquainted with the Associated Funeral Directors’ to answer your questions and s r •6.25 schedule? Why not take your fine Humble products, wRh the car over to Stevenson's Esso Service. It is a real honor to be the warmth and sympathy that PONTIAC, INC. GLASS CO. — tJto — <»urtesy that is always aocord- chpswi local representative of ars his have help^ many peo­ Station, 405 Main St., where you ed customers here, with the 378 Main St.—tel. 649-8881 81 Blssell St.—Tel. 649-7322 FURNITURE CLBANINO are sure of a really good tune­ the Aasoolated Funeral Direc­ ple during a most trying pe­ VICHI'S really excellent Borvl<», why not tors’ Association as these h(wnes riod. u IS ii 45 55 up. There are many Manchester do so someday soon? It is a PACKAGE STORE residents who remember when are chosen on the basis of ex- Joseph Stevenson was the own­ safe bet that you wUl return crilent reputation, integrity and MANCHESTER g r 62 20 BI8SELL ST. er of this station and remem­ again and again. Hie station is fine business principles. TOURM NE BELMONT ber the very fine service that open from 7:30 In the morning Through their affiliation with’ Siamese Twins s r until 9 at night, and in addition the Associated Funeral Direc­ MEMORIAL 00. he always gave. Now the sta­ to the fine seivlce you enjoy CARKT PLAZA tion Is b u k in the hands of tors’ Service Watkins-West is Die in Houston PAINTS Opposite East Cemetery t an extra bonus, S * H Green able to offer full services should FREE ESTIMATES ON the Stevenson family again for Stamps. Road service is also CUSTOM MADE NEW CARPETING John Stevenson’s sons, Richard death occur away from home. HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — FOR BEST RESULTS CL offered here and recently a new No matter where death should Medical efforts to keep Siamese Quality Memorials CANVAS AWNINGS and Robert Stevenson, own and service truck was purchased. operate the business. occur, in any part of the Unit­ twin girls from Puerto Rico Over SO Years Experience BY J. B. WILLIAMS When you take your car In They offer free pickup and de­ ed States or in Canada, Wat- alive failed Friday. 13% Off On Bog for an oil and grease Job at livery service on cars to be klns-Weat Funeral Service is Surgeons had said earlier that PAUL'S Otcav-BOT WHILE vouw eAm ' Clonning Stevenson’s you get more than purchased. able to serve the family. 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Does this extra service when replacement is necessary, and a sincere desire to serve o Store Stools and Booths TEL. 649-5533 IM WEST CENTER ST. coot you more? Not one penny; nationally known brands are others as they, themselves, o Custom IFurnltnro TUephone MO-SMl all this la Just a service at no used. would be served. Twenty-four Radio Today SUpcoven and Draperleo * Tiihe-Ups EoUbUshed lt4t extra cost to you. It Is easy to Want your car to shine? Let hours a day Watkins-West Fu- Made to Order see why so many people are Stevenson’a Esso Station wash neral Service is on call, and no .. Completo Selection of * Engine Cleaning . ' WDBC-184# Matorlale taking their cam to Stevenson’s and wax it for you, and this is' maitter whal the hour, you will 1:U0 Sbahnon Esso for an oil and grease Job. actually money well spent for always receive on answer from 4:00 tx>ns John Wade FREE ESTIMATES * Minor Repairs 6:10 Ooloen Sereaedt Lower Level of the Farkade Stovonoon’a Baao Statkin la a a good coat of wax protects the them. 1:00 News. Blm Otf * s m : Stamps ------F R O f ----- . menlber of Poroonakaed IGO, finish of your car. Incidentally Air conditioning la a m-ust to­ WBCH—«U .. 649-6824 OROOMATR wrr*« Independent Oarage. A.Onwner’s this station does the wax Jobs 1:00 IfsUneu day and the Watkins West Fu­ 4:00 Hartford HichlIcbU Aasooiatfon, a nationwt^ or- for one of Manchester’s leading neral Home is fully air condi­ 7:00 New* ^HERiVIN i^fliLiAMS ganiaation whose members are cau* dealers. The cost of having tioned. So many places are ac­ 7:30 Gaslight Mcmehtstor Moving selected with great care. 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SERVICES Airways. Area Weather m a t e r ia l s Baggage porters at the West pers. ^ tlful Hammond organ is at your UAST HARTFORD o Valve John London air terminal walked off K announced new regulations service. WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—The o Cylinder Heads Done their Jobe Friday to protest a whereby it will grant licenses Th4 equipment is up-to-date U.S. Woather Bureau says tem­ 289-6333 RAOS. IRON Complete Bu-ee-year contract which they only to newspapers affiliated and each year some of the old­ peratures during the night were Foreign - American Cam thougM their union was about to wiith political parties, social or­ er Items are replaced, making on the cool side. However, moot Power ahd Hand Tools SCRAP METAL (o n The Car) TU RN PIKE accept. They were Joined- by the ganisations and (^cial agen­ both Home and equipment mod­ readings were higher than yes­ Painting ah'd Deoocatlng Open Saturdaye Until S P.M. airline’s ground staiff today. cies. ern in all its phases. A large terday morning. Some of the T66ls Garden arid ’Land Tools as4 P A K R AUTO The government-owned air­ The regulations, signed by parking area at the rear of the normally colder spots feH into line, which serves Britain’s do­ MaJ. Gen. Achmadi, the minis­ Home provides ample parking the mid to ug>per 30s. Baby, HdritoHdld, Party ter of information, also limited area and its convenience la most High pressure centered over and Betriquet Supplies 731 PARKER ST. mestic routes and those to conti­ TeL 643-6736 or 643-5879 SEAT COVER nental Europe, canceled 82 of its -to 10 the number of Chinese-lan appreciated by those visiting ■the mid-Atlantic states corn- Invalid'Needs Reuben Plen’s 126 scheduled flights Friday, guage newspapers throughout there. It has another advantage ideal late firing weather Convortibla Tops leaving more than 10,(X)0' pas­ Indonesia. —processions may be formed through the we^end. It should Texaco Sfafion Auto Soot Covors sengers stranded. 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Sports/^iewing No Losers^Just Winners Likely Baseball Tournament Ti .TUBDAY Herald Angle I H Knuckleball Bothers Yanks, Too; 8) Mats va. Pltts- burgh By 8) Yaakeaa vs. Ohl- Pro Grid ExpaBsion EARL YOST Sports Editor 4:88 (Ji Kyla Bata’s Four Contests on Schedule World White Sox Gibson Short of Ammunition^ 8:90 ( 8) Batanoiit Stakas NEW YORK (AP) —- teams tor 1966 and two more Ingredients of a Cham pion Bf PETE ZANARDI < ^winner Slllngton High ^ -6 ) ( 8) WMa World of The old eetaUished Na­ the next couple of y*®” -P ” J“ ' Sports league is expected to announce What makes a sports champion? Extraordinary ath­ Back in tournament ac­ visits Charter Oak Ooqflmhoa, tional Football League bly by 1968,’’ Foss said. We Win in 15 Northeht Division VRimfe’ Wind­ 8:89 ( 8) Bolck Open its two expaiMion cities at that letic prowess?-Great determination? Luck? Sports- tion this afternoon is East and the brash young time, beating the NFL to the are looking tor the big clUes, Suffers Third Straight Loss sor Locks. The hosts4^e ranked (80) Horsa Racing those that con teke two teams writer John Devaney gives his coneidered opinion to Catholic Hitrh, leadinir four fourth tot the etata>^ile Elling­ 8:00 (M ) Rad Sax vs. American Football League punch by a year. but where only one team now the question of what sets apart certain competitors area clubs into the post­ ton earned the 12th spot. City are engaged in a tidy little Atlanta has been pressing for On Homer NEW YORK (AP) — < ►games. Philadelphia blanked^ninth broke up another 2-2 game exists from the field and makes them .consistent winners, in season classic. Tlie Eagles Righty B oblium on paced the tussle that may produce no an AFL toanchise for some Ume He named Philadelphia wid Hoot Gibson hasn’t had so the Ckibs 6-0 at (Ydcago in the at Mllwraukee. Eddie Mathews' SUNDAY and is apparently a bit miffed Knights tiipf season, collecting losers— ^just winners. Chicago, along with Los An­ an article in the current issue of Sport magazine. NEW YORK (AP) — much trouble since the only day game. 12th of the season did the Job in are home today as is linst one defeat on 18:68 t 8) Yanks vs. Chl- with the NFL. This dates back In diatllling the qualities pos-<^ In the American League, OM- Rockville High and Covantry Armed with millions and mil- geles, San Francisco, Cleveland Eddie Fisher can’t zinsr, that one, pulUng the second- , including a no-hlt- to the time the city was passed and Detroit. sessed by such champions as thne the Indians surround­ oago beat the New York Yan­ place Braves to witMn four High while Ellington High - of two hitters and a IKM Mato vs. Pitt*, Hone of dollars in television over in favor of St. Louis when baseball’s Warren Spahn, Mick­ to believe that he might not but that’s some record he’s ed him in a burning wagon kees 2-0 in 15 innings, (Cleveland money, and immense public Houston appears headed for games of the Dodgers. Winner must stay alive on enemy •hitter. Jim MacVarlsh, 4-2 bargh the Cardinal firanchise was make It. cutting. nipped Detroit 7-6, Minnesota (80) Roller Derby interest, both the 14-team NFL an NFL franchise because of ey Mantle and Joe DlMagglo; and he ran out of bullets. Wade Blasingame started the grounds. s year, backs Oumon. shifted- from Chicago. recent maneuvering concerning football’s Jim Brbwm and John­ "These factors and a UtUe bombed WasMngton 9-6 and the winning rally with a single, fol­ 4:00 (80) B^^ Sox vs. and eig;ht-team APL have an­ bit of hick—the good kick not Fisher, the ace Chicago Of course, the old-time movie East Catholic, ranked sixth ^ Offensively, The Knights av­ Multimillion dollar offers use of the famed domed stadi­ ny Unltas; basketball’s Bob reliever who employs the hero got out of that one. Los Angeles Angels edged Balti­ lowed by FeUpe Alou's single. on the strength of a 12-2 reC' eraged six runs a game, pacbd Kansas City nounced plans to expand and have been made—and refused— to Sustain serious injury and more 4-8. Boston at Kansas City * * • 8:00 ( 8) Bulck Open share the wealth. um. The AFL Houston Oilers Cousy and Oscar Robertson; The St. Louis Cardinals’ Hoot ord. yesterday’s game In Bloom­ by the bats of Curt Zahner, Rich to shift existing AFL franchises announced FYlday they have golf’s Arnold Palmer and ice the good fortune to win at the elusive knuckleball rather was rained out. 8:80 (SO) Sports to Action right time, when your determi­ Gibson, sometimes known as REDS-GIANTS— field not included, welcomes Blanchaurd, Dan Angdonl and If there are any potential los­ in Denver and San Diego to signed a five-year contract to skating’s Carol Heiss, Devaney than a zinging fast ball, Bob, BtiU has Ms bullets, but he * • • j Catcher Johnny Eldwards’ Middletown High at 2. It’s the John Furphey. ers, th«!y are orriy the many Atlanta. The southern city also play their games in Rice Stadi­ finds the common denominators nation may be slipping—doesn’t held the New York Yan­ ASTROS-GARD8— hurt a bit,” oondudes Devaney doesn’t know whether he’s going three-run homer, his third hom­ second year in tourney com­ Old Foes Meet ciUes that have made bids for ha.s a new $18 million stadium to um, leaving the domed stadium to be skill, determination, pride kees to one hit over the fi­ to get out of Ms current Jam. Gibson was breezing along er In four games, was (jie deri­ petition in as many varsity franchises and won’t get them. offer, sure-fire attendance and a Charter Oak Conference wide open for football. and confidence, ^1 present in nal six innings before the The Cord right-hander fired with a one-hitter and a 1-0 lead sive factor In the Reds’ victory campaigns for Coach Don NFL Commissioner Pete Ro- television audience throughout Boston, the hub of New Eng­ significant quantities, though one at Ron Brand Friday night when he walked Joe Morgan In over San Francisco. Willie Mc- Hums. Last year the Eagles rivals Coventry Hlg^ and Port­ Here ’n There land High in Coventry this af­ seUe has recommended his the South. land, is the biggest metropolitan varying in degree for each in­ White Sox finally pulled and the Houston catcher sent it the sixth. WaK Bond prompkly Oovey’e two-run shot accounted went to the quarterfinals be­ league ac\ two teams by 1967 Crystal Balling: East Catho­ ternoon in a Class C .contest. Marking FTiiladeliiMa as a area untapped by the NFL. dividual star. lic High will t i ^ Middletown out a 2-0 decision in 15 in­ ricocheting into the stands for a homered for a 2-0 Houston lead. for ail the Giant runs. Joey Jay- fore losing to Seymour High. Houston is almost certain to be strong AFL possibility is the The Patriots earned seventh Miami and New Orleans have "The skill that is part o f the High today in a State CIAC nings Friday night. thrae-run homar and a 5-2 victo- The Cards tied it later and it WO.S creinning. Bavler supplying the power. Ing beaten In the finals hi 1962 games. A1 Puts, Larry Silver, Atlanta is almost certain to be Point and now head of Garden and the conference winners play Important factor, sprouts from Milwaukee. The New York Mets chipped in with a couple of er­ Jack Pi.sher went the distance 'oung and Dave LaPolnte. Ron home rim and Jimmy Gochee one of them. The other prime track star, received a nice hon­ homer that broke up the score­ The trio have accounted for 26 and 1963 and losing in w e play- and Wayne McKoy have carried Slate Park race track. Blaik for the league UUe. a hungar for money, glory, or won their fourth straight, hold­ rors that made it even easier. for his fifth victory, while Bob Hudak, Lionel Jean and the blasted out three safeties, all contenders are Philadelphia, or this week when be was nam­ less battle. , • * • runs, 16 HBXs and a total o f 67 downs to East C a tlv w last the big bats. Storrs brothers have supplied singles. would be a stockholder. Both Rozelle and Foes pre­ both. Hustle is the outwrard in­ ing off the Pirates 2-1 at Pitts- Friend lost his second in 16 life­ Miami and New Orleans. Chica­ There Is, however, a possibili­ dicted they would gain approval ed on eagle scout in Troop 120 The loss d r o p ^ the defend­ b i^ h , and the Reds edged San bases. year. North Central Conference the major share of the hitting. Tonight, Ansaldi’s face Pa- dication of the existence of this at St. James' School. Dumaine BRAVES-DODOERS— time derisions against ^ New go is another strong possibility. ty that both PhlladelfAiia and for their expansion plans. The quality triggered by an Intense ing American League ohampdon Francisco 4-2 In other night A three-run homer in the gani’s at 6 o’clock In a miUteup helped the 880-yard relay team Yankees lU-4 games behind York; TOP EFFORT — BiUy game. The NFL is firmly entrenched Chicago will be passed over by AFL requires the vote of six of desire to achieve success which in Philadelphia and Chicago. at Mancheeter H-lgh set a new front-running Minnesota — the Martindale, one of the' Oilers ...... 301 Olx 5-8-2 the AFL this Ume In favor of eight league directors, the NFL may manifest Itself in the form The AFL has an expansirm future expansion in 1968. the approval of 12 of }4. school record this past season ^ farthest they’ve been behind all bright new faces in Ansaldi’s ...... 220 000 4-8-2 of great second and third effort. . . . John QoMen, who found i season. The Twins remained 1(4 Bayier’s Triple and Homer Noske and Garrity, Hllinski A good Illustration would be of time to be a member of th e; games up on the White Sox by golf, takes the scholar­ (5); Shaw and Tomezuk. Oscar Robertson missing a shot, track and cross country squads belUng Washington 9-6. ly approach to his put-' fighting for a rebound, missing Boston Sox Fiddling at Blast Ca'thollG High, as weU Elsewhere, Cleveland edged ting game, and he’s! AMERICAN LEAGUE another shot, and, with a sud­ Detroit and the Loe Angeles den burst of energy, battling as to serve as the school’s 7 .6 learning that this Overpowering was the pitch­ sports oorrespendent for The Angela defeated Baltimore 4-3. Pace East to Tune-Up Win ing of Bob Hodgson and the successfully for a third rebound The Boston-Kansas Qty game National League method pajrs off. and making the basket HeraM, received a full $5,600 As Herman Burns powerful bats of Army A Navy tuition scholarship to Holy was rained out. W. L. Pet. O.B. Club last night as they com- * • • * * • Los Angeles 31 18 .633 — CHURCH SOFTBAIX By JOHN GOLDEN Cross . . . Bary Sheckley. fine ibined for a 14-2 decision over football and ba^ball player ait WHITE SOX-YANKS— Milwaukee 24 19 .558 4 Doubling its ponents iw l- striking out four in his two in­ Peck Lumber at Waddell Pride Important KANSAS CITY (AP) — Theaycu guys had better start swing- Davis Cup Team Tuning up for today’s nings. East CathoUc, will continue his Red Sox are fiddling wMle Billy Cincinnati . 26 21 .6,53 4 making, Community Baptist Field. ‘T*rkle, another important Cater broke up the scoreless ing that bat soon. I’m getting San Fh-an. . State CIAC Class B Tour­ Bloomfield took an early lead studies in the fall at Trinity tie between the White Sox and Herman burns. 26 23 .531 6 rolled up an easy 18-9 d ^ s io n Hodgson allowed but one hit. fsotor "keopa tiie champion sick and tired of hearing ex­ St. Louis .. 24 24 .600 8 Assured of Trip over Colonial Board l a ^ night nament test against Mid­ in the bottom of the first when Ronnie Reid beating out an in­ from even thinking o t the poe- College . . .'Manchester Ltttle the Yankees with a line shot to The manager was still fuming cuses.” Houston ... League will hoW a dance June right Weld off Pete Mlkkolsen. Friday night over the way Bos­ 25 27 .481 7 at Charter Oak. Th^ winners dletown High at Manches­ leadoff batter Rich Gutcheon field roller. oiblHty of defeat imd mokes him Among the things distressing Phila’pMa . 21 25 .467 8 T o Dallas Site walked and stole second. Fol­ 26 at the Elks Home. Floyd Robinson provided the ton has blown Uiree straight scored at least two vims in all ter, East Catholic High Army A N avy.231-350 14-11-1 respond with a perfonrnanoe su­ Herman are the lack of clutch Pittsburgh . 21 26 .447 9 but two frames, getting eight in lowup singles by Fred Jensen perior to the challenge. When • * • other Chicago run with another games. The Sox scheduled night went on a hitting spree to Peck’s ...... 001 001 2- 1-5 hitting, an abundance of care­ CMcago ___ 20 26 .435 ' 9 BAKERSFraiLD, Caftl. (AP) the fifth which y a t the game and Dave Yush then scored Hodgson and Dube, Chevalier, Bob Cousy wMfered a ^iralned homer, also to right. game against Kansas City was bury Bloomfield High yester­ Short Stuff i 'ife rained out. less fielding and the rash of New York . 20 29 .408 11 — The United States Davis Cup out of reach. yC was a wild Gutcheon to give Bloomfield a Dubaldo (2), DlVerrio (5) and anfcle in the closing momente of Joe Horlen started for the I' strikeouts run up by outfielder night, with IV errors, nine by day, 16-3. Tom Bavier's six 1-0 lead which soon disappeared. Branch Rickey's formula for White Sox and Bill Stafford tor Friday’s Results tennis teem enter today’s dQO- Berger, Ward (4). We last game and left the court EJarl Wilson, scheduled to TJim Gentile, Today’s Games players encountered HtUe diifl- Nasslff Arms, 18-10. The win­ badly on Ms ln>ired foot, Oou- header. Rookie Jim Lonbotg, too long before calling down the New York at Pittsburgh Baptist 500 283 X 18-13-6 It was a soorekeeper’s night- wild pitch put Kinel on third John Roseboro and rotes behind Jimmie Hall stroked three (top), of Kansas City originally down to work the culty in Friday’s opening rin- ners outhlt the losers, 13-11 and sy managed to hold Gm Celtics Joe Torre of the Braves as a squad. PMladelphia at Chicago gles as Arthur Ashe ovM'- JEblonial 022 002 3 9- 8-9 mare as Frank Kinel scored his and Bob Kowalchik walked. A also had the edge in errors, four ttgether and lead them to a 112- lifts for the Twins and turned in nightcap Simday, is now expect­ double steal then scored Kinel battier end perhaps In some ■was sold to Houston "He should have done tt a Houston at St. Louis whetaned Keith Carpenter, 6-3. / . Rhodes and Abert, McOor- sixth mound win against no j to three. M9 triumph. Cousy's pride eome daring base running while ed to work the opener of the- and moved Kowalchik to second. catching mechanics but more for $100,000, pitcher long time ago,” the player said. Los Angeles at Milwaukee 6-3, 6-1, and Gene Scott dowijed mick and Anderson. losses. The loser was Tom Wil­ Tbe Manors tallied in all five it: wouldn’t permit a tiofcbUng in­ Gerry Fosnow ended the Sena- Oticago aeries at Fenway Poric “ We’ve got too many prima ley. I Ed Litwin walked and Captain than one manager would take Jesse Hickman, (bot­ San Francisco at Cincinnati,N Harry Fhuquier, 6-3, 6-2,-4-6, M . ait-bats, getting four markers jury to sideline him wKh a toca’ come-from-behind hopes Monday night. donnas around here. Every Mike Leach was hit by a pitch the Tennessee receiver ftrat . . with 2 2-3 innings of hHless re- Sunday’s Games The victories gave the U M ^ DUST¥ SOFTBALL Coach Don Bums of the in each the first and third diampionehip at stake. tom), and another After the team fumbled away manager we get acts like he’s New York at Pittsburgh, 2 W. L. Pet. Eagles conserved the strength' to load the bases for Bavier W nC -TV wlU teiecaot the Uef. States a comfortable 2-0 leodl frames, but the big inning was **nie finad necessary ingredi­ player to be named a 4-3 game at Minnesota Thurs­ afraid of hurting someone’s PMladelphia at Chicago, 2 CJapt. George MacOall’s team Wyman Oil ...... 4 0 1.000 of his pitching staff in prepara-1 who blasted a long triple and Yale-Horvord Regatta June 19 Han circled the bases for an day, Hennon barked; "Some of later scored on a single by Ray the seconl, when seven mark­ ent, confidence, or ooddneas, on the TTumes River. No leea later. (AP Photofax.) feelings.” San Francisco at Cincinnati' could clinch the American zc^e Sportsman ...... 3 1 .750 Uon for today’s tournament i ers were recorded. inside-the-park homer In the TOM BAVIER LaGace. In the third. East comes from the suocessfrU than eeven regular WTTC an­ Los Angeles at Milwaukee, 2 competition here with a victory Mai T o o l______'...3 2 .600 game by sending in three hurl- Walt Silkowski and Charlie fourth Inning, then stretched a Houston at St. Louis, 2 R o g e r s...... picked up another run'^when workings of the other three. nouncers will be passing along hit Into a double in the seventh in the doubles, where (huck Ifc- ...... 2 2 .500 ers. PUghthander Barry Sheck- ning all six batters. Jayvee Rick ''When Dibble paced the Manor attack “ When confidence wanee, the Independents ...... 1 2 information and color on the and scored from second base Klnley and Marty Riessen are .333 ley came in in the fourth and i Roterts finished out allowine i tripled and scored while Fred Gliha homered for competitor is no longer a cham­ American League Charter Oak ...... 1 3 .250 nation's oldest Intercollegiate when Rich RoIUns was safe Gate Revolves Around Rock expected to be the U.S. repre­ pitched two perfect innings, fan-1 only ^ e Wt T w aS l ^ i f Kinel. Nassiffs. Randy Bonham’s pion. Above ail, a champion be­ BASEBALL HEROES W. L. Pet. G.B. N u tm eg...... 0 S .000 ' The Eagles turned the game sports event . . . Paul Gibson on error. sentatives against Fh-uquior q)id diving catch o f a line drive was lieves In himself. Arnold Pal­ of West Hartford and Jeff Hop- Minnesota 30 15 .667 Carpenter. • into a rout in the fourth with CXJNGRATULAnONS—Tom Lawton (with glasses) Connecticut pitcher is Bob AUson also homered for PITCHING — Eddie Fisher,; CMcago . the defensive gem. mer loxrws he’s going to run off kina of Icngmeodow, Mass., Minnesota while Woodie Held And Indians Take to Slugger 28 18 .638 T w more singles matcBes Wearing their best hitting a nine-run outburst that gave Manors ...... 474 12x— 18-13-4 mobbed by teammates after hurling shutout victory over Htrfy Cross. White Sox, allowed only one Detroit ___ 25 20 .556 Shoes, Rogers Corp. burled them their 16 run total, high­ a string o f birdies on the last will co-captain next spring’s hit a threenrun shot for Warii- are scheduled Sun^y, but these End Semon on Dismal Note Nassiff ...... 401 230— 10-11-3 nine that wiQ bring him a g d f lilt In six Innings of relief, Baltimore .. 26 22 .642 will be e:^bitions if McKinley Nutmeg Homes under a barrage est to r the seasoiL Dennis Wesleyan University varsity ington that chased Jim Kaft and struck out three and walked Cleveland .. '22 20 .624 Moyar and Dibble, Johnson title. He's carried It off too baseball team. Gibson is a third brought on Fbsnow. .^.*«ten>«ted a. proof and Rlessen win. Of hits and runs last night at Lynch opened with a walk and (4); Gliha, Carlson (4), Lund- Paul, the general manager of one as Chicago edged the New Los Angeles 26 26 .500 Robertson Park, 20-2. many times in the past for him baseman, Hopkins a pitcher. • * • that the fans’ InteresU were A victory over CiEmada, al­ LaGace followed with a stogie. berg (6) and Rlccio. the Cleveland Indians, is mak­ not taken Into consideration. York Yankees 2-0 in 15 Innings. Boston ...... 21 24 .467 though expected, womd be too «<|Leading the 2Vhit attack. INDIANS-’nOERS— ing a crusade of keeping base­ Two Two-Run Innings Masiuk was hit by a pitch and Lawton Hero in UConn Win Whether It was legitimate or BAITING — Jiramie Hall, Washington . 22 29 .431 first step toward recovering toe Which produced three five-run Joe Azeue drove In the tying ball in Municipal Stadium. the bases were loaded. A single not. It became an excuse for Twins, slammed an Inslde-the- New York .. 19 27 .413 trophy the Americeins lost to Innings, was George Fratus with by Harvey scored Lynch and a BiU Greco and wiimiig runs for the In­ Whether he succeeds or falls people to stay away.” park homer, a double and a sin­ Kansas City 10 30 .250 five safeties Tommy Johnston wad *Pd Rather Be Left Alone’ Aurtralia in CSeveland last year. ’Wild pitch scored LaGaca Kinel dians with a ptnoh single in the depends very much on Rocky With (Colavlto gone, attend­ gle in Minnesota’s 9-6 victory Friday’s Results blasted three bingles and drove eighth inning off Larry Sherry. Colavlto, the slugging outfield­ Ashe broke Carpenter’s serve Help Top Indians, 5-2 then walked to reload the bases Favored Tonight ance slowly dwindled until it over Washington. Chicago 2, New York 0, 16 in­ in the fourth game of the op6n- In six runs. Eight errors also and Kowalchik singled to score In Showdown, Play Monday The game-wiimer followed er who has returned to (Cleve­ hit just 653,293 last year. Soon nings helped Rogers hit the 20-nm Fair Guard Dusty Rhodes ing set. and again in the first Masiuk and keep the bases load­ walks to Max Alvis and Chuck land after five years exile in the rumors o f a shift to Seattle Cleveland 7, Detroit 8 mark. In 150-Lap Race Hinton plus a ground out that Detroit and Kansas City. ^ m e of the second set. The By PETE ZANARDI ed for Litwin who was hit by a seemed very plausible. HALL OF FAME HOMERS Minnesota 9, Washington 6 Canadian played gamely, Init A1 Pugliese paced Nutmeg pitch to score Harvey. A sli^le BOSTON (AP) — A<«>h®« Conference playoff agalnstehavo been playing on one leg put both ruimers In scoring posi­ No one In Cleveland talks COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) Dos Angeles 4, Baltimore 3 Coming from behind with four runs in the last two co-Utlist Vermont and wound Finds Life Less Heroic tion. Then Paul, in a master was too much to overcome. < with the lone extra base hit. from Leach scored Kinel and Wild BiU Greco of New Hav­ sophomore lefthander all season.' about the man who did the ex­ move, brought (Colavlto back to — The ball Hank Aaron drove Boston at Kansas City, rain Rogers 255 500 3 20-28-1 up blanking the Catamounts A1 KoUne hit Ms ninth homer iling — Frank Lane — but Scott, although seeming .to innings Wethersfield High defeated Manchester High Kowalchik and a walk to L3mch en, master o f the 150-lap race reared in the same town He referred to brilliant field- Cleveland in a three-way deal Into the centerfield bleachers at Today’s Games lack confidence in the eairty Nutmegs 001 100 0 2-10-8 for t’wo years In a row, is the 5-0. . ing shortstop Bob Schaefer and n e w YORK— (NiElA)—He- for the TigerB, off Ralph Terry, ever since that April day in County Stadium, Milwaukee on ^2 in the seasonf inale for both yesterday ^temoon at put men on first and second for zoea are bom by popular de­ involving Kansas City and the Chicago at New York stages, was able to break FVtu- Fratus and Zukas, Barrett Bavier who blasted a homer favorite tonight in the modi­ as former New York Yan­ Coach Larry Panciera, who outfielder Doug King. In addl who was trying for the sixth 1960, baseball has not been the CMcago White Sox. May 1 is now in the Hall of Baltimore at Los Angeles mand and often for the scan­ Wme to nail the lOOth victory of quler’s serve rather handUyiin ■nd Murphy. w S h this time and East’a scoring fied stock car feature at Ri­ kee great Spec Shea has wound up being paraded tion, catcher Ed C am ll missed same in Northeastern Ohio. “Fbcplain it?” Colavlto said Fame. It was home run No. 368 Boston at Kansas C!ity, twl rss' 'sis tiest o t reasons . . . such as his career. Pedro Gonzalez con­ ■Rocky Colavlto was a hero the first two sets. The Canadian wound up with a 6-6 ahowing. was completed. verside Park Speedway. pitched Connecticut into around Fenway on his players’ the early part of the season with a shake of the head. “It’s for Aaron. Coupled with the light was having trouble getUhg the REC SOFTBALL The 30-miIe test of endur­ shoulders, gave him the nod because of an appendectomy. the apple William Tell never nected for Cleveland. in (Cleveland. His popularity 378 Mt by Ed Mathews, Brave Detroit at (Cleveland, N Bloomfield scored again in next week’s College World shot, the ride Paul Revere nev­ • • • like being in a Uttle home flrrt serve in, and the second W L P et ance was postponed from last again last night. The Huskies now have a 16-6 was so great that in the spring town. You feel you belong. third baseman, Aaron’s clout Washington at Minnesota CCIL STANDINGS the sixth when Jensen walked Series in Omaha, Neb. er finlidied and the immortality ANOEL8-ORIOLES— of 1958 when Lane first pro­ wras weak. Walnut Barbers ...4 0 1.000 W. Lfc week due to the rainy condi­ Now it's Omaha. record to take to Omaha where You’re one o f theirs. TTiat’s the set a National League record Sunday’s Games The stocky Fauquier played Telephone...... 3 1 .750 and Joe Mumford blasted a tions at the Agawam o'val. The Tom Lawton, a slender 6-foot­ they had previously advanced Uusty Rhodes never attained. Bafttmore catcher Johimy posed trading the youngster, he for homers by a pair of team­ Ftott ...... i l 1 homer over the leftfielder’s Relying on control, a sinker way it was between the fans Baltimore at Los Angeles better in the third set and won Paul D o d g e ...... 3 1 .750 entire program, with prelimi­ er from Naugatuck, Conn., ex­ in 1967 and 1959. The team has You remember Dusty. Every­ Orsino, whose throwing error (Lane) received the following and myself. mates. When Duke Snider Boston at Kansas Qty, 2 Maloney ...... 8 4 head to make the score 16-8. tended his scoreless innings and a curve rather than blazing body does. communication: with a service break In the lOtii Army A Navy .... 2 2 .500 Conard ...... 8 4 nary heats, semifinals and con­ never been able to win its first beBped the Angels to their sec­ "I came up through the (384) and GU Hodges (361) Washington at Minnesota and final game. .500 One doubleplay was featwed solidations, has been held streak to 34 in eight games as speed, Lawton was not tagged game there in the double^llmi- "Oh,sure, Dusty Rhodes," ond nm In the third Inning, “ You might as well go out played for the Dodgers they hit Teachers ...... 2 2 Windham ...... 6 5 for an outfield putout until the Cleveland otgranlzation and the Detroit at Qeveland Scott, ranked No. 5 nationally, Pellins ...... 1 3 .250 in the second frame when Ma­ over. Post time is Uie usual he blanked Holy Cross 7-0 Fri­ natlon tourney. It lost to Texas they'll say. “Great, uh, baseball opened the door'fbr two more in and shoot yourself before the a total o f 746 hmners. CMcago at New York, 2 . Wethenfleld ...... 6 6 siuk scooped up a grounder seventh Inning. public does.” fans knew about me. When I ended the match in the fourth Gem’s ...... 0 3 8:15. day night In the District 1 3-0 and Penn State 6-3 in the player . . . wasn’t he?" the fifth when he let the third came up they were wonderful. ■^|E a»tam ...... 6 6 threw it to Kowalchik at sec- The 150-Iapper, previously NCAA showdown. He had a four-hitter going He wasn’t, not really. Ha had This passion for (Colavlto was set when he broke Ftauquier’s Moriarty’s ...... 0 3 ■000 Hall ...... 4 7 openers those earlier years. •trike to winning pitcher Mor- I just wanted to respond. I service and then held Ms own or^d who tossed the ball to La­ the first leg of the season-end' The Huskie ace scattered sev­ into the eighth but Crusaders Holy Cross. 16-6 including vic­ a warm bat and cold glove for cehno Lopez get by Mm for a dbe to a combination of things, Manchester ...... 4 guess it boils down to the fact with a smashing aroos-court Gace at first for two outs. 'The ing "’Triple Crown” series at en singles, struck out nine and Joe Armstrong and John Wen- tories In its first 14 contests, 16 years In professional base­ passed ball. the main one being a knack for Frank Merriwell finish last Central ...... 0 12 that people like to be liked. Tom Rolfe in Favorite^s Circle volley. night grave Telephone a come- game also featured some alert Riv.erside, has been the pri­ walked three to give his team delken opened with sharp sin­ had beaten Class Day rival ball, 10 of them in minor Jose Oardenal, Alble Pearson hitting very long home runs. I’m no different. from-behind 6-5 decision over baserunning by JV catcher vate property of Greco since victory in the third and decid­ gles. Lawton calmly struck out Boston College 17-7 earlier In leagues.’ He once committed 36 and Jim FYegoai then singled to But it wasn’t the only thing. “As far as ? talk about mo Conard 11, Hall 10 Gary Gott who stole second on 1063. Last year, he beat out ing contest. pie next two batters on a total the day. After the night game : errors In 131 games. In six seor bring in the tuna that proved He was a kid eager to be liked the Teachers at M t Nebo in a Platt 6, Maloney 5 bein^ the guy who is going to Bender to Coach well-played game. a walk in the last inning. Ed Patnode of Westfield, Bud­ The clubs had split a double- of six pitches and retired the squad members complained sons with the New York Giants derisive. so he hustled on every play, he’d save the Cleveland franchise, Sellers Out for Prestige Eastern 6, Central 0 header Thursday. Down by two runs going into Leach and Kowalchik led the dy Krebs of South Windsor and next man on a grounder. they had had too many games he was an unspectacular .265. sign autographs for anyone well that’s just sot so. This is ConnecUcut, venturing to the who asked, he’d tip hla hat in NFWV HAVEN (AP) — Sam the last of the seventh, the hitting parade, each going two Dick Dixon of Warehouse Lawton had gone into the in the past week. The moniunente to the man a good team, a contender, and Dotwn 2-1 going into the sev­ for three while Bavier and Point for first place — and naUonals for the third time, game with a gaudy 0.50 earned Lawrton’s two-run double and thanke every time the crowd In Belmont Stakes Running Bendez, recently rerigned aa Phonemen ralUed. Pat Donlon’s ai« built on the memory of four cheered. the people will come because enth, Wethere field pushed Harvey ware two for four. these are the same boys he’U meets St. Louis, the District 5 run average. Jim Penders’ single made it 8-0 days In the fall o f 1954 when they’ll see us play good base­ coach at HilUiouse High SchooL single drove home the tying run across a pair of talUes to take Major League I signed a one-year contract. Fri- and then with two outs, Bob have to contend with a^^in titllst, Monday night. Lawton had a 20-3 record at in the third inning. An outfield tile Giants played OlevelEuid In Herb Score, the former In­ ball. They’re not just coming it out of the locals reach. Pinch- Kast Catholle tonight. ______Lawton also contributed two the same high school Shea at­ dians' pitcher, once described NEJW YOR K (AP)—Johnny'f'sentative of Clyde Troutt, train- day to coach New Haven’s eh- McKinney’s third hit of the ab r h po throwing error accounted for a the World Series. Rhodes, not to see one man.’’ Sellers, out of the limelight hitter Tom Ferro opened with Litwin, 3b hits including a two-run double tended and posted a 4-1 pitching run In the sixth. The other Con­ s=5=Leaders=i him as being one o f the friend­ • » i er of one section of horses try in the Elastem Basketball game, a long double over the Roberts, p erven a regular, collected four since riding to fame aboard owned by Mrs. Ada L. Rice of League. walk and went to second on that drove in the first runs of mark as a Connecticut fresh­ necticut scores came via sin­ DUSTY RHODES NATIONAL LEAGUE liest people in baseball. "Five Maybe so, but that utoy parades through their all right I oupervlse the guards Detroit, the Indian -followers able to make 112 pounds, rides name a rider for the son of Sauer and McArdle, Daniel­ .244; BUI Hawver .227; Mark Harvey, c cisco, 39. and last three frames, bittera Heller .200; Bill.Warren ,206; Gott, c downtown streets; a Chicago at this gate. It’s better than rats — Pinson, (Cincinnati and took It as a personal insult. Mrs. Ben Cohen's Hall to All in Hasty Road, but remarked "I GREIFJN BAY, Wis. (AP) — son and Turkington, Brown ((^). Ktnel, p 8 - eetahlUdiiment gave him $4,600 In 5,000 Met ers the IH mile final leg of the tri­ Tom Moore, a vital cog in toe starred but in the middle tluae Duke Hutchinson .217; Don Ro­ Kowalcak, as 3 Julius Boros Not Afraid^ nothing. I hung around the Flood, St. Louis, 64. ' “It became an oteiesslon,” know Happy OondoHer isn’t a for 10 days o f appearances; Paul said. "When he was trad- ple crown for S-year-olds. Hall real good horse and I d here In 19M, Don January C9U ' Thia won ^ Olont that was. Not Dusty. geles, 38; Brock, St. Louis, 21. ters and the three miles. didn’t change the cx^dence ot eople not afraid of thw tough Ing fifth bi the Kentucky Derby * Gkuih team scored in the first, reached on an error and scored the effects of in-acUvity, b y ' — Chi Rodriguez end Bob Ohcirlee. Flour days and four lifts in, the “I heztdiy ever go to the PltcMng — Maloney, (Cincin­ (3arke shattered Ms own the odds m ^ ers In Tom RMfe, Hook erawdads in ttae toll. Moriarty’s netting two in the farwlclc HUla golf course. He and third in the Preaknesa. on Bill Hawver’a triple. The failing to_keep the tMl low. | ^utch’df, g FISHING ftdl, 1954. park," be says. 'TM watch on nati, 6-1, .838. world mark at 6,000 meters with Dapper Dan and Hail to AU. The But to keep them alive don’t top half while the Orioles scor- -hot a two-under par 70 Friday SeHers has had four shots at visitors came back In the third Wethentteld I Gallasber, : •That year la what evary- tetevialcn onoe In a while, but Strikeouts — Koufax, Los An- a briUiant 13:26.8 Friday night others — Selari, FTrst Fhmily hoolc down oentor where the •d once. A two-run sixth settled ab r ti I Brady, sb to grab the second round lead in SILENCE IS GOUnW in the transplanted Compton the Behnont. The cloaest he has and La Olma — were figured to to deadlock it when Hetongart- H'mzrtnr, of , Kau. 3b - IXM^y remambera," aaya Rhodes. nvostiy I Just don’t give a damn gelea,^106; Gibson, St. Louis, 87. nerve Is. Always hook to right ttie issue as Ralph Marone out- ner singled, stole second and Devsnny. rf 5 the $100,000 Buick Open. Karate Matches "SUenoe la golden"— petit* Invitatianal, and en route broke (xme was fourth to Ctaateaugay be so much window draesing. or left I I Greenb's. as Hla IM gave him a two-stroke - 'tPeople come around and kx>K about baaeboU any more. It ■wWi Torn Cat in 1963. pitched Pete Sala and Pat Mis- scored on an infield error. DiCicco, 3b 6 I I Willey. 1 cularly when flzhing. at roe kind o f atrange-lUce and AMERICAN LEAGUE hia own mark at thioe miles in tretta. McCue 3b 4 Panzbori lead over seven others, includ­ Set for Sunday These words to the wtas, of* ain't the aame game anyway. 13:00.4. He was the nation's leading In the bottom of the third, Resony, U> 4 bee. p • than tt Mts ’em. So they start It’« all money money, money Batting (90 at bats)—Horton, Moe Moiiiardt’s single drove SatrUnu. If 4 ing d -ten administered to small fry at Detroit, .371; DavallUo, Cleve­ To the d e lic t of U.IOO fans In rider In 1961 with 326 vlotoriea j ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Joe Savino singled and stole L«na, . astdng the aame queoUona, in tbeee days. The ownera Jurt ta both Morlarty tallies. The second. A throwing error on LoGuidlre, as 4 ToUle 38 3 31 10 Over 200 entrlea have been the dinner table, also ajn>^ to land, .840. Memorial OiUseum — who had ^ over two days at Atlantic J »\— (I— KriUcos, c 3 Blast Catholic W1 900 d a r a .------1 the eome way, about the oalne want to get rich; they don't City rode eight straight winners , . . Roftring Into ;■ Orioles got their two runs in Dave Brady's fly to right scor­ received from Karateiats certain fUdiing praetioea—name* ; thlngB. Runs—Green, Boston, $8; Mc- 9 . • spent a pretty boring, cMUy the sixth after two men were Krayer, p 1 Bloomfield 100 003 round leader Steve M>ray- ly the approach core at aB about toe player. evening until the 5,000 — the 28- to equal the American record. ed Savino. Then the pitchers P 2 th roi^ ou t the United Btatea “Affaar a while you got tired ‘T got a kM, four and a half, AuUffe, Detroit, M. Bligtorinf Action ■ out! took over. Indian starter Brad Ferro, c 1 . 3b—Barry; 8b—Bavier. Harvey: Player, who recorded one of and (janada, to o o m ^ e In the Sneak up on fish, urge the Runs batted In—Mantilla, B oa year-old, les-pound 6-footer Until he won the $163,700 Jer­ hr—Bavier, Mumford; ab—Leach 2. of ft. Dd rather be left o1oim.'‘ tw loivea toe gaine. He can't made a ohamblea of hla old sey Dei4w with toe ■winner’s THIS SUNDAY :• Orioles ...... 100 002 x—g-9-0 Bushey retired 10 men to a row 'ToUia - 6 7 Gott, Kinel. Kowalchik, Gutcheon: Ifvee 6ta, aaid he was very hap­ North American Champlon- authorities at Mercury out* ton and Howard, Washington, Moriarty’s .. .200 000 0—2-6-1 9 3 4 Jonua Lamar Rhodeg nos hK a obaiigaHup,|)to ba hwea to marlu — 18:38.6 at Auckland, •hare of $66,006, Bailera hadn’t until a stogie to tba seventh but Maaehester eac-Klnel; dp-Masluk to Kowall py w«h hie round, especially on ihlps Sunday at Itie Buehnell In boards. Invoke all the rulsa o f 48, to W M iy o f bftng a hero. $9; OUva, Miimesoto, 84. At 2:30 P.M. !|P Marone and Johnson, Sala, Savino. 3b chUc to LaGace; lob — Bast I. ‘‘this hionetor course." Hartford. play. I cuaas I woe Uka IlMtt NJS. last Fab. l, for 5,000 met­ 1 ^ a real 1)ig pay day. That an infield double play enabled Brady, 3b 0 stealth you can, and follow Mayhe beoaiuao hazMa ora oup- onoo. Baric then we played for rats — Howard, Washington, Miatretta (6) and Wldholm. Blomfleld 1; bb-^KiiMt_ *.3. Roberts Oeotge Archer and Jadky Ou- ers, and 13:07.6 for tlum miles victory, added nearly $9,000 to him to face only three men. Thlellnz lb Bliminatioaa will be h M to* them carefully when maneuver* porad to ha apmethtaig special the eufjoymimt ft. But U’s 69; (Cardenol, Los Angelas, 68. The FIrrt Thne b 15 Y sm Warren, c S i. plt had the olfter 68s over tna 7,- day with Gm flnaUate oompst- o i DouMea Veraallaa, Minna- set Dec. 3, 1964, at Melbourne. tala bonk aooount. Bushey was tagged with hla Heller, as 0 3. Sheckley S, Roberts i.' Pam ing Into easting poalUon in and Duoty, now, la not. Hia different now. INlHANArOUS STTUE Ihiixl loss. 0 8; hits ofi^l^ei I for t1 mss run — , 380-yard layput, longest oourae ing for top honors begiimlng at sots, IS; Ward, Chicago, i«. The show was built around A victory today would be Romano, rf 0' ImUnza: ShecUev 0 for 0 to 3;'Rob- on. the pro tour. shallow and medium depth wa» nal days In b a a ^ ll were owfc- "Playera and owners, to«y New Zealand’s Peter Snell, the worth even more aa the race Dean Lang picked up the win Bomb’er. if 0 tor ^ 3 : Willey 4 for f t a 2 p.m. Sunday. tors. Home runs — Oonlgliaro and Rylander, if In addkkm to the champion* ‘wmtfi ozMs tn minor uniforms, Juat wait until quM t^ tone Thomas, Boston, Oolavltq, world’s graatoat middle dla- wm g i ^ $147,900 wMfr eight Bowling for the Bfgles, a t k w ^ but 1 1/3: Panzbom $ for U to I 3«: OiUy 14 proa checked bi wUh Game fish posaeaa kaen r m oM y he iMKte, nevkr a ’jkft, SPRINT CMS|: t Hawver. cf Lee 1 for 8 In 1 : M>p — Willey I, ships in each division of Green, and pay day.” CSevaland, Horton. Detroit, H u , tanca runner, but Clarke rtarten. Of tola $104,150 will go three hits. Ed Ktayer mopped Bushey, p iMb-ga: scores after two rounds senses o f hearing that aerve It-was a hot diw at toa Aftr. to toa winner. The cuafonary Thep'ra •!«. PewetM AodSa Scharot. p ' wp •— Brown, and Black BeUa a dem* Mtonaaota and Howard, Wash- emerged as Atbleta of the Seared For Doaaton, r * ' up, wUh two acorsbess Inaiwa them well for food detectira J^Sra tfrne he tendnl a bar. Rbodaa took off M poheeman’B N M it Jockey foe ia 10 per cent cf tha UOBDE BBACH-»7\>nl Fogar- after U n g M t for a pinch hit­ - -IM, 46, had flour UrUea onatratton o f Karate toohnlquoa ington, CempetHieo la .... ToUia 38 3 4 37 11 ,4 1 'by tba acknowlsdged Worlds ^ aaw am lng msohanlams. Then ha dkl no work at.aft. 03f> to m opjto Stolan boaw —Cardanol, Loa Snail won tba mlla In 8:86.4, ptina won by-tala home. Baocod, 188-480, Eleaiuir WIummi ter to the seventh. I jin g never 3b—Hawvdr. Ferro; ROUGH T IM E ^ U.S. and two boglaa and holed a 60- And tht!r AtPvouB tystam is Sotpe tcuiiata Bert Gloss 450, Bert Far- Mae Oyama, will also ’ A t praaent ho’a a FMfrarton Angales, 19; Oampoaerla, Kan­ ^ rt Ua world standard nf place wm be woitb $25,000, thlnl neettod the steatch fn m the S®''lno. Devanney 3; Open champ Ken Ven* font exploalaii ebot from a bun- quite adept at dlstingiUshlng at Goto Nft 1, the and rtoriadL MMOO and frmtih $6.a». I 177-187—518. teurth througb Um sewath .~ Savino to «* r on the eigbUi hole. be featured. / sas Olty, 19. ™ellna to faV^oT" lob-WethirS^ turi, off the pro tour water-iransmitted sounds that wbrtdTaFVdr. Hto aatory la 8185 ‘T«ow who toftt m y . to?” P ltcS ig —- Paacual, Minneso­ Fort tone la 4:16 p.m. EST, /rams. • field 7. Manchester 8; bb—Lauia 1 Sports Schedule 8t took a acoro o f 150 or better spall elthar a takty maal or dan^ ft waak; hanlly what paonto tx* oba wtoftparod, O FEI’ 'llAPPY HOLIDAYS _ AUpe due to 8. circulatory “ftatV^Dnfty ta, 7-0, 1.000: Flaber, OUcago with MevM on by CBS ached- Wsthsnflsld added two more Bushey 3 ;-s^Lana 2. Krayer 1 to advance to lha fima two Aay CuMen. 28*yaar.re. adults preferred. 848-8358. t t Many potmtials. WIU fi­ Agency, ReeUors, M64n08. rows A WaJtaM. 8484*08. concrete work. Call M9-8144. SAT IK KOW LEASU4C \ j U S T K M f t ) Apply Doc's Drtve-In. OSU 848- 9366. watches, old jewelry, hobby PhUbrlck Agency, 649-8464. F. Fiano, Realtors, 646-0434, •nastnSnJM cm rrwai IOCAT8D ooUections, paintings, attic con­ nance. OwneY 649-5339, 9-5. 648-3766, 742-6384. MUST K m o lOCATID,' M1HC n o - "T^ARE still TKATBMfi()lflf\OUCR VMEK UM after 10 Am. ATTRACnVB 8-bedroom Ranch VERNON — Ranch, 8)4 rooms, ANDOVER — 8)4 room Ranch ' DION CONSTRUCTION CO. - Diamonds—Wstehes— tents or whole estates. F^int- Town House Apartments MANCHESTER — Six - room one block from beach, walk-out Of HOH Uf.' 'WAT’U. M IK ORBIT.' TOfLARAfOR) TKCiIrra tore Repair Service, 643-7449. STOP - LOOK - LISTEN wjth attached garage, large Uv- bulH-to oven, range, low taxes, ADVERTISING Complete building service. New REAL BBTATB sales person tor ^artm ent, two stores and 180x160 treed birch lot, 815.300. basement, taxga wooded lot, construction, alterations or ad- ASWOIIAUT LfiOTHOMM! Jewelry - 48 toig room with i paneled fire­ O N E A C R E estabtiahed office. Witte quali- COLONIAL OAKS commercial buUdtog aU In one stop at Lydall Street RockviUe Reelty, 648-3188, FHA 8880. down, 881JM per dltiona. Roofing, aiding, paint­ flcationa Box L, Herald. WANTED — Leaded or glasa package. High traffic count. place and caMnets, kitchen CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS WATCH AMD JHIWKLRT IW partitioned electric lamps, 35 Look at 7-room Cape with extra roomy cabinets and Seven room older house to 875-2627. month. Pasek Realty, 3H-7478, ing, etc. 64S-4IS2, StS-OSM. pairing. Prompt service. Up to 4>4 room apartment. ' only Listen to these extras very good condition, 4 743-8343. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. '^ 0 1 years dr older; also kerosene Heat, hot water, stove, re­ 836.000. Hayee Agency,. 649- built-in dishwasher, desirable S20 on your old watch In im p e. 523-6871, neighborhood and handy to large bMrooms, 1)4 baths, OLD MELLOW Charm — Wide A A DION, INC RooHiw Situations Wanted— ' frigerator, parking; and 480S. 2 toll baths, 2-car garage, boards, fireplaces, 8 large BOUTON . . . now Usttog bsra.' siding, painUiy. Carpentry. iU- trade. Closed Mondaya T. B. stores, churches and schools, fireplaced Il'vlng room, jsl- Female 38 Bray, 737 Main Street, State full private ceUar. $140. finished basement, paridike ousted windows through­ rooms, modern heat, 3 baths, Four bedroom Ranch with 1)4 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. teraoiDna and addlfioos. C l ­ BUSINESS ZONE m — Mght grounds. large lot, beautifully land­ baths. Full basement, two cag MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:80 A.M-----SATURDAY 0 AAI. Theater Building.. scaped, moderately priced di­ out, plenty of closets, oil large trees, $14,800. Hutchins ings. Workmanship guaran­ RELIABLE woman desirea Rooms Ti^thout Board 59 643-4491 649-4486 rooms with two offices, sep­ Agency, Rectors, 646-0108. garage. Beautlfifl wooded tot teed. 3M Autumn BL 848-4880. arate entrance, suitable for rect by owner. 648-0443. hot water heat, about one babyaltting in my boms for r o o m s FOR RENT, one Mock JULIA J. VINCEK acre o t huid that will de­ House is to immaculate condi­ woynng parents or vacation 'F lorists— ^Nurseries 49 649-6544 business or professional use. COVENTRY LAKE: Comfort­ tion. An excellent value tor PLEASE READ YOUR AD QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, from Main Street, froe park $22,000. PhUhrlok Agency, 649- MANCHESTER — Six room light the green thumb, very era, reaacnable. Child may Uve secluded. Priced to sell. able and well kept year 'round only $38,500. T. J. Crockett, rhitrilltil or “WoBt Ada” ai« taken ovor the phone aa a dormers, porches, basements ing, kitchen privileges, gentlS' 8464. Real Estate Gape, outstanding yard, bus 4 room home. Large pine pfui' reflnished, cabinets, buUt-lna, In. 848-9947. HYBRID petunias, 50c box; Une, excellent condition, price Realtor, 643-1577. eonvenlenoe. The advertlaer should read hla ad the FIRST geraniums, 25o and 50c each; men only. 643-5127. THREE ROOM apartment, heat eled living room with stone formica, aluminum, vinyl, 643-7877 includes furniture, yard tools, DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the WANTED — Housework Satir- asters, ainnlas, salvia snap­ and utilities, 106 Birch St. Call CENTRALLY located 4 three WARREN E. HOWLAND fireplace, ideal for young cou­ BOLTON LAKE — Immaculate iMxt Inaertlon. llie Herald la reaponaible for only ONE Incor- steel, ceramo siding. William THE ■ntoMPSON HOUSE, Cot- 643-2126 or 649-2179. room apartments, three appliances. $17,900. Barrows A daya only, Manchester area, dragons and other annuals, tage Street, centrally located, ple or retired folks. Price $8,- 4-room year 'round Ranch, wHh n o t or omitted inaertlon tor any advertlaement and then only Robbins Carpentry Service, 35c and 50c dosen. Tomato, stores, excellent income. OaU Wallace. 649-6806. .000. ‘ Madeline Smith, Realtor, private beach, $10,200. VA no 649-8446. 8:80 • 4:80. Can 742-8882 after laige, pleasantly furnished SIX ROOM duplex near sdiool, Realtors 643-1108 to the extent of a *Nnake rood” Inaertlon. Errora which do not 7 p.m. pepper, cabbage and other Paul J. Oorrentl Agency, 648- ROCKLEDOE — large custom 649-1642 or Mabel Sheridan, money down. Pasek Realty, leaaen the value of tte advertisement win not be corrected by rooms, parking. OaU 849-2858 bus, west side, no pets. Write 2125, aftir 6 p.m., 643-5368. 4 bedroom Colonial, built-lns, RANCH — 5)4 rooms, kitchen vegetables, 35c dosen, 3 doxen with bulK-to oven and range, 643-8130. 389-7475, 742-8343. *teaka good” Insertion. CARPENTRY —Concrete steps, for overnight and permanent Box F, Herald. 2)4 baths, 2-car garage, gor­ MANCHESTER — Spring Spe­ floors, hatchways, remodeUng for $1. Open 7 days a week guest ratea. dining area, 8 bedrooms, cer­ Doga—Birds—Pets 41 and e v e n i n g s . PontloelU's MAN(JHESTER — Delightful 2- geous wooded lot. Hayes Agen­ cial. Well buiK, modern 4-room VERNON — Hillside Ave. 3 ANDOVHH—cm the take, 4 bed­ porches, garages, closets, ceil­ Land For Sale 71 amic tiled tath, generous sized Ranch featuring good sized room Ranch, garage, fireplace, (Rockville, Ton Free) Greenhouse, 433 North Main FRONT ROOM, centrally lo­ bedroom garden apartment, cy, 643-4803. / room Colonial, 2 baths, large ings. attics finished, rec rooms VfAlCHlHGBiERT.TMe < WANTED — Good home for Uving room, full cellar, alumi­ rooms, large finiahed rec room, built-ins, trees. $19,400. 876- living room, family size kitch­ formica. No job too small. D A a t., Manchester. cated, parking, 69 Birch St., ideally located, heat, hot wa­ ■VERMONT, Lunenberg — Gamp MANCHESTER — 5)4 room num storms and screens, big 0OX-OFflCE 8U0CAMEER. three cute kittens. Call 649- 649-7129. ter, range, refrigerator, park­ lots, 60x400, $160. Other par city iitiHtles, convenient loca­ 6632. en, oil hot ■water heat, fully' 643-2711 875-3136 D Carpentry Service. 649-8880. 6480 after 5 p.m. Ranch, carport, 1)4 baths, big lot, $14,500. Wolverton Agency, tion, full price, $13,200. Over insulated, aluminum stomts i - f ’ COM A cou ae op Household Goods SI ing, $120. monthly. Available cels. Amelia Walker, Miles fireplaced Uving room, 3 bed­ Realtors, 649-2813. WAPPING — Ckistom built. 8 CARPENTRY—32 vears expe­ R(X)M tor non-smoking, non­ July 1. 643-0973. Pond, North Concord, Vermont. 100 more listings, all price and sefeens, boat dock. Char- LIVE O N E S - WANTED — Good homes for rooms, large lot, convenient lo­ ranges. OaH the Ellsworth Mit­ bedroom Ranch on deadend Bon Real Estate, 643-0683. rience. Ceilings and floor tiled, BVBKYTHIN& In aterUied re- drinking gentleman. be cation. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. MANCHESTER — Six room street, many extras, AA 80 cute six weeks old mixed breed conditlooed used furniture and seen after 3 p.m. at 129 Walker ten Agency, Realtors, 648-6930. porches, rec rooms, garages, iipples, $5. Please call 648- Cape, city utilities, short walk zone, extensive view of west­ COVENTRY — Older Oolortal, Troubla Reaching Our Advertiser? additions, attics finished, re­ 7X>LOfi£S appUancsa, hlgb quallty-^ow St. SIX ROOM Duplex, Summer St., Houses For Sale 72 MANCHESTER — New 8 room to bus. East Catholic High Htri MARSH mt. with garage, 643-5700, 643-7803. ern hills, mid 20's. OaU owner, 2-car garage, lovely wooded modeled, concrete work. No h U. I. r*t. OR—A» HsfcH rwrvhd ■ pHcsa LeBlanc Furniture, 166 executive Colonial, 4 large bed­ area. $16,900 including garage. 649-1260, or 463-5763. acre, high on a hiU, $14,900. ) IHi VMltd FmNx IgjMjgJgJ 9 M iXfoe.CALMr COLONIAL—llMi rooms, 3% Lots For Sale 73 2f-Honr Answering Senriee Job too small. Immediate ea- DACHSHUNDS, one year oM, South Street, Rockvllla. 875- rooms, spacious Uving room, Barrows A Wallace. 6M-53()6. Pasek Realty, 289-7475, 742- tlmntes. 643-2629. 8174. Open 9A. Apartments— Flat^— „ MANCHESTER — New Colonial baths, Uving room 30x16, black, male and femals. 648- stone firmlaoe, 6 acree of formal dining room, kitchen COLUMBIA — Near Center, NORTH COVENTRY — 8 room 8243. 4 (.4 room duplex apartment, oversized Cape, 5 bedrooms, Free to Herald Readers 9482. Tenements 63 stove, refrigerator, disposal, land, outbuUdtogs, 831.500 and family room, rustic beams, Route 6-A frontage, 20 wooded Money to Loan 29 Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY 1*,4 baths, 2 fireplaces, garage, Want Information on one of our dasalfled advertlaementaf No private basement, quiet loca­ PhUbrlck Agency. 649-8464. central fireplace, 2)4 tiled MUST SELL acres. Florida owners anxious. (Xl'VENTRY—^Modern 5)4 room RooDng— Siding 16 FOUR ROOM second floor baths, complete built-lns, 2-car Reduced to $9,000. Lawrence % acre wooded lot. $17,900. Ranch, full basement, excel­ answar at the telephoiM Ustedf Simply call the * A FRESH START v/Ul lump WOMAN for part-time luncheon­ EXPERIENCED chain man for LOVABLE Chihuahua. AKC, Refrlgetator, Stove and TV apartment, newly redecorated, tion, parking, play area. Hayes Included Agency, 643-4803. BIG 6-room Ranch on a huge garage Truly a fine home in a BY JUNE 30 F. Fiano, Realtors. 648-2766. Pasek Realty, 289-7476, 742- lent condition, $11,500. Six BIDWELL HOMS Improvement your debta into one easy pay­ ette, 11-S daily. Apply W. T. survey crew working Manches­ home raised, |7S. 644-0246. middle-aged or retired couple. treed lot with expert landscap­ prestige area. Asking $38,900. 8243. room Cape, 2 unfinished, ga­ EDWARDS Company—Roofing, aiding, al- ment. If you have equity In Grant, Parksule. ter area. Lockwood, Kessler, S Modem Rooms of Fumitura No children or pets. Inquire 11 LOVELY 4V4 room apartment, ing, 2-car garage, fireplaced 22’ CaU ^ b e r t D. Murdock. U&R 8-BEDROOM HOUSE rage, laiige shaded lot, fur­ terationa, lulditlona ana re­ property, call Frank Burke to Bartlett, Inc., One Aerial Way, Church Street. ■VERNON — Convenient, targe nished, splc and span, $12,900. HAIRDRESSE(l wanted, ex­ ADORABLE Kktena ttee. Ap^lances, Lot No. 298 corner Oak and Cottage living room, 3 bedrooms, huge Realty Co., Inc., 643-2692, 643- Resort Property For Sale 74 modeling of all types fllxcel- discuss ways and means. Con­ Syosset, N.Y., Attn: J. Lltcht- kitchen, permanent siding, no 6472. com er lot with view, large cus­ Four room year 'roand Ranch, ANSWERING SERVICE necticut Mortgage Bhcchang perienced preferred. LuJon Sa­ trained. Cali 649-8861. 10 Pc. Bedroom Sot Streets, heat, hot water, range, Completely redecorat­ ient workmandiip. 649-6496. wald.' 8 Pc. Living Room Set refrigerator, disposal, dryer, maintenance, condition is ex­ AMSTON LAKE—5 room cot­ tom 4-bedroom, 8-room Split $7,800. Many other moderately 15 Lewis S t, Hartford 24 lon of Beauty, 61 East Center 35 MAIN ST. — 3 rooms, heated, ed. move right in, oil heat, GROOMING and boordlita, wffl 25 Pc. Kitchen Set private basement, completely cellent, $18,600. Wolverton NEW 5-5 duplex, 3 bedrooms, 3 tage, large shaded lot 100x100, Level, large kitchen with built- priced homee. Call G ill Green, UGHTNING RODS, roofing, 8897. St. 643-1939. MAINTENANCE $60. CaU 640-2886. furnaces, bsiseboard heat, aluminum storms, ameslte completely furnished, running lns, formal dining room, 1)4 742-7092. F. M. Goal Agency, 64941500 - 075-2519 collect and deliver.altver. H. Q Den or Spare Bedroom Set soundproof, $140. monthly, 643- Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. drive, enclosed front porch, siding, gutters, aluminum win­ choose your colors. Hutchins hot and cold ■water, private baths, paneled family room, 643-2682, 643-0381. A. U. R o m , sad leave your message. You'll bear from our advertlaer in jig dows, doors, aluminum rano- SE^.X)ND MORTGAGE - Un­ MECHANIC caiase. Harmony Hill Ken­ 83 A WEEK LOOKING tor anything to .real 2786, 643-2370. 20 Westfield St., $15,500. nels, Bolton, 641^8427. MANCHESTER — New 7-room Agency, 646-0103. beach privileges. Could be garage, < jvered rear patio, im­ 649-7377. time without spending all evening at the telephone. piea roll-up awninga Woik limited funds available for sec­ Help Wanted— Male 36 estate rentals — apartmints, No money down. converted to year 'round resi­ ond mortgages, payments to Large local concern has $344 5's ROOMS, second floor, heat, Garrison Colonial, 12x24 Uving mediate occupancy, easily fi­ guauranteed. Beacon Lightning GERMAN SHEPHERD homes, multiple dwellings, call room, family room, built-in 6-5, TWO FAMILY, 2-car ga­ dence, $6,000. A. L. Rose, 640- nanced. Asking $21,900. Rea­ Bolton Area suit your budget. Expedient DRIVERS, school bus, hours opening for man experi­ pup- J. D. Realty, 641-5129. • hot water, refrigerator, ga­ Protection, Steve Pearl, 643- pies, AKC registered, blac black DISCOUNT FURNITURE rage, $125. monthly. 643-^7. kitchen, spacious lot. Priced rage, nice lot, good location, 7377, F. M. Gaal Agency, 643- sonable offers appreciated. Automobiles For Sale 4 6816. service. J. D. Realty. 648-6129. 7:16-8:45 a.m., 2-3:46 p.m. Ap­ enced in machine repair $22,900. J. D. Realty Co., 643- 649-6544 BEAUTIFUL and tan, champion blood line, WAREHOUSE ROOM apartment, right. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. 2682, 643-0281, Gail Green, Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtors ply Silver Lane Bus Line, 49 a n d maintenance, night 6129. 742-7092. 1966 CHEVROLET, 2-door, V-8, work. Permanent position, excellent dhq>08ition. 643-6805. 8580 MAIN STREET, 522-7240 stove. refrigerator, 247 ^STound 643-2766, 646-0424, 742-6364. LAKEFRONT Help Wanted— Female 35 Bt^nard Place, Manchester. ____^ _ _ Tlrtihrfloor, garage,oeai-oo'ta n/’Mirnow redecorat­ r_ . H ERALD power glide, 4-barreI carbure­ excellent wages and em­ Hartford, Connecticut Main. 649-5229, 9-5. EIGHT ROOM Raised Ranch In­ ASKING $14,900 — 3-bedroom BOLTON LAKE — 5 room cot­ PROPERTY tor, excellent running condi­ Roof ins: and Chimneys 16-A ing. available June 15, $125. RtXlKVILLE — Older Immacu­ EXPERIENCED woman for ploye benefits. Write P.O. cluding 8 or 4 bedrooms, din­ Colonial, west side, phone after tage, conversion possdbilities late 7 rooms, 2-car detached tion, 8175. 649-4834. ASSEMBLERS Box 1821, Hartford, statUig Articles For Sale 45 Pormerly Fuller Brush Bldg. THREE ROOM apartment, 649-4602. MANCHESTER On second take—an excel­ ROOFING — Sper.iafizlng re­ luncheonette, some grill work, ing room, living room, laun­ 4 p.m., weekends anytime, 643- for year 'round home. Extra garage, $12,800. RockviUe Real­ lent hideaway or fine tor BOX LETTERS experience and qualifica­ PICNIC TABLES, all sises and 470 Mato Street, $90. 649-6229, dry room, 1)4 baths, garage, 2689. 1956 DODGE, good running con­ pairing roofs of all kln.ds. new company benefits. Apply W.T. PACKERS Open Monday Through 9-5. I lot, $8,000. J. D. Realty Co., ty, 643-2188, 875-2527. conversion to year 'round tions. atyles, from 6 toot 812.60, de­ Ten minutes from Man­ rec room, fireplace, $24,900. J. 643-5129. dition, 8100. Call 643-0743 any­ roofs, gutter work, chtuneys Grant, Parkade. Saturday MANCHESTER Attractive living. Ten minutes to 'WU- For Your PRESS OPERATORS livered. W. Zinker. PInney THREE room.s, third floor, heat­ Furnished Apartments 63-A chester. New Cape Cods, D. Realty Oo.. 643-5129. VERNON — Move up! 7 room time. cleaned, repaired Aluminum LARGE National concern hir­ and charming 5)4 room Cape In CO'VENTRY LAKE—ready for bur Cross Highway or to aiding. SO years’ experience. Street, Bfilixigtoa, 875-0897 af­ 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ed. CUl between 7-8 p.m., 643- Ranches and Raised split, garage, family room, Manchester. CaU Suzanne InformatloB Skilled or unskilled. First shift. ing college stiKlents and high ter 4. FURNISHED apartment, large ST. JAMES Parish — 2-famUy neighborhood of beautiful building. A ll cleared 3 lot site, newly painted inside and out. Free estimates. Call Howley, school seniors tor summer em­ 0082. Ranches. One acre wooded Shorts, 643-8S86, exclusive CALL — ASK FOR DAVID 1’4 rooms, utilities, suitable for lots, built - ins, fireplace, home in exceUent condition tor homes, large living room with $3,000. <3all Harold at 649-2012 Good buy - $20,200. Barrows A 1957 OORVEfTTE, 4-speed, posl- 648-5861. 644-8888. ployment in route sales, local­ one or two adults, parking, 272 with traction. OaH 643-0847. SEWING ONE OF IH E Finer thlnge of Manchester basement garages. Only the home owner who wants on fireplace, good sized bedrooms, or Mildred at 875-7292. Balch Wallace, 649-5306. t h e h e r a l d will not EASTERN BOILER ly Ability to meet people and life — Blue Luetre carpet and SINGER AUTOMA'nC Zig-zag, Main. income. Choice of 3 or 4 l)ed full basement. Realistically Real Estate. •'ar necessary. For those who like new In cabinet, butUm 10% down. Price range J, Watson Beach & Co. disclose the identity of 1937 FORD Coupe, 389 cubic In- & ELECTRONICS upholstery cleaner. Rent elec­ 41/s-ROOM DUPLEX from $14,500 to $17,000. rooms, big kitchens and dining priced. Alice Clampet, Realtor, Ve r n o n — Buy of the month. Heating and Plumbing 17 qualify, gviarantee of $75. to tric shampooer |1. The Sher­ boles, monograms, fancy de­ rooms, permanent siding, sep­ 21 Central Row Hartford any advertiser using box inches, needs wiring and trans­ MACHINE Terrific value. CaU 649-4543. QUONOCHONTAUG, R. I. 6*4 room tri-level quality built, 522-2114 letters. Readers answer­ 99 Loomis St. Manchester ^ r t . For interviews caU 628- win-Williams Oo. signs. Origlnalty over $300., LAWTON GARDENS SHARE 3 room apartment, gen­ arate utiUties, private slu d ^ exceptional yard, aU built-ins, mission. Call after 7. 649-9617. RE3MODE1LING your bathroom balance due 865, take over tleman, 643-1090. Large one family house ing blind box ads who 6686 or 644-8393. 2 Extra Large Bedrooms yard with 2-car garage, extra­ $15,900— Six room Cape, shed $17,900. Barrows A Wallace. TEN MILES OUT — economy, desire to protect their 1961 VOLKSWAGE^f conver­ is our business. We can take PK7TURE FRAMES, new fta- payments, 810. monthly. Deal­ ROBERT D. MURDOCK ordinary value. Wolverton dormer, 1*4 baths, porch, quiet very close to the beach. 649-5306, 875-6611. care of all plumbing and heat­ OPERATORS PLUMBING and heating me­ FULL-TIME warehouse work, Ishes, 20% off everything in er, Hartford 622-0981. 1)4 C:;eramic Baths street. Bowers School, nice ExceUent condition. Fire­ older 4 fini^ed 6 room Cape, Identity can follow this tible. white, radio, new tires, chanics, steady work, good Range Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. pri'vacy, trees, artesian wr home, 4 Living room, kitchen, two room Cape Cod, targe V'vtac diately. 649-8563. Columbia. DeUvered. George oversized 2 - car garage, 0939, 643-0000. , with a memo listing the perience preferred, 56 hour school graduate, company ben- H. Gritting, Inc., 742-7886. SEWING MACHINE — Singer • Many Other Features 5229, 9-5. be„ 643-5129. (CONVERSE RD., Bolton — rel street. Call 643-4884. Legal FOUR BEDROOM Ranch, 1)4 MANCHESTER — Two family, out basement ■with play room, Large custom lauilt Raised service. Single and multiple ' STATE LJCE!NSE2D rest home paper removed, dry wall work. PILE IS SOFT and lofty . . . ROPER gas range, good condi­ For The First Time In Conn. baths, paneled family room, at­ JUNE HOUSING MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, handy to lake, $18,900. Phil- dwellings wanted. Char-Bon Reasonable ratea Fully in­ CANVASSERS four over four. Ideal location, Ranch on beautiful acre and oantraJly located, reasonable Salesmen Wanted 36-A colors retain brilHance In oar- tion, 865. 643-4025. TRUE LUXURY tached garage, close to schools, VALUES 1)4 baths, dining room, Uving exceUent condition, five years brick Agency, M9-8464. one half wooded lot, 7 rooms, 8 Real Estate, 643-0683. rates, friendly atmosphere. Motorcycles— Bicycles -11 sured. Free estimateo. 649- Stenographer shopping and bus, $200. Lease room with fireplace, 3 bed­ 9658, Joseph P. Lewis. No experience needed, easy, peta cleaned with Blue Lustre. LIVING old. $25,900. Reasonable offer twin sized bedrooms, 3 baths, SELLING or buying? TTita ta TeL,875-101L Rent electric ritampooer 8i. STORK LINE maple crib with with or without option. 649-7917. rooms, plastered walls, one-car SO. WINDSOR — charmtog old' interesting work, earn ROUTE SALESMAN mattress and crib bumpers, AT A $16,200—Delightful 4 bed­ considered. Barrows A Wal' copper kitchen with all bullt- a step that takes professional 1962 HARLEY-DAVIDSON, blue, Paid’s Paint A Walloper Sup­ giarage, $16,900. PhUbrlck lace. 649-6306. er 9 room Ctolonial on shaded BIDE WANTED from Manches­ 1180 cc, excellent condition. In­ PAINTING BY Dick Fontaine, good money. CaU 643-6662. maple high chair, 820. com­ LOW RENTAL room Cape on Centerfield acre. Modern kitchen, 2 baths, ins, 2 fireplaces, 18x30 tobac­ action. Why do things tba Interior and exterior. Paper If you are sufficiently quail ply. St. In Manchester. A fine Agency, 649-8464. co board paneled family room hard way. CaU Harold At ter to vicinity Travelers Insur­ quire 50 Spring St. WRITE fled to operate a retail route plete. 643-7791. Suburban For Rent 66 25 C3ROMWELL Ro€ul — Seven outbuildings. Only $19,900. ance Co., Hartford, hours 7-3:30 hanging and wall paper remov­ home for a large family at with fleldstone fireplace wall, Balch Real Estate. 649-3018. al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. business with a gross volume CARPETS A fright? Make them MANCHESTER — 4-4 duplex, room Colonial, 3 bedrooms, l*^ Hayes Agency, 643-4803. rustic decore throughout, full p.m. 649-0663. R(XXVILLE, Friendly Ice a beautiful sight with Blue Lus­ BBIFRIOEJRATOR, upright SPACIOUS country living, Bol­ a budget price. Call Doris separate furnaces, 2-car ga­ or MUdred at 875-7292. Quality workmanship. Call BOX D, HERALD of 835,000.-855,0(M. annually, freezer for sale. 643-4074. MARILYN baths, Uving room, fireplace, attic, 3-zone heat, 2-car garage, Business Services Cream shop has openings for tre. Rent electric shampooer ton Center Apartments. New 8 Smith, 649-1200, Eves., rage, one block from Main St., dining room, modern kitchen, VERNON — spotless 5*4 room WANTED RIDE to vicinity evenings, 627-9571. I the Jewel Tea Co. will provide sale. 643-4074. 649-2519. amesite drive. Owner, 643-0771. WANTED — 4 or 4)4 room O ffered 13 ambitious men. Experience not you with an established route 81. Olcott Variety Store. rooms with heat, hot water, priced to seU. Hayes Agency, atunporch, laundry, large jaloU' Ranch, cabinet kitchen, ceram Kingswood School, West Hart­ required. Earn $15-30. working stove and refrigerator. 643-4812. Ic bath, basement rec room, Ranch, In Manchester or vldn- EXTERIOR and interior paint­ with approximately 450 trading COURT 643-4803. sy porch, Rusco combinations, ROUTE 44-A, Just over Bolton ford, Outlook Ave., hours 9-12. APPLIANCES repaired — all ATTRACTIVE summer office two to four evenings, 10-20 WALLPAPER CloseouU, 180 LAWN CHAIRS, awnings, elec­ level treed lot, only $14,600. Ity, reasonable. Writs to Box G, ing. Wallpaper books, paper- customers, furnish the invest­ tric pump, trunk, barrel APARTMENTS RtXJKVILLE — 5 rooms, clean, $17,500 — An unbeatable large well landscaped lots. By line. Neat expandable 5 room Herald. June 28-August 6, from Man- makes washers, refrigerators, position open from Ju'y 1-Sept. liours per week. More or less ment. company vehicle and o p -1 patterns to choose from, 67c- buy In a 3 bedroom ranch NEW TWO-Family duplex, 6-5, appointment only, owner 849 Hayes Agency, 643-4808. che.ster or Bolton. 649-4196 or hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ chair. 649-1076. Manchester < stove, heat included, porch. No Ranch with breezeway and 2- freezers, dryers, gas tutd elec­ ly insured. Workmanship guar­ 1, typing, shorthand necessary, hours if desired, excellent 1 era ting expenses. ’This is an e x -' OTc single roil. The Sherwin- home In Vernon. 1)4 baths. nice location, separate heat­ 0468. DIRECT FROM owner — 3, 4 643-2163. tric ranges. Oil burners 38(4 hours per week, air-con­ working conditions with many WUliamt Co., 981 Main St. pets. 875-4949. ing sy.stems, city ul'illties. CaU COVENTRY—Five room Ranch, car garage, and a 30x100 chick­ anteed. Leo Pelletier. 649-6326. cellent career opportunity that' HOT POINT electric range, From Hartford, take Wilbur Garage, fine lot. Call Doris good location, artesian well, en coop. Retiring? . . . interest­ family, or targer apaitmsat cleaned and rep>aired. Coama If no answer, 643-9043. ditioned office, very friend'iy at­ benefits. Oall 876-9910 between also provides voluntary hos­ very good condition. Cali at 378 Smith, 649-1200, Eves., builder, Leon C^eszynski, 649- MAN(3HESTER — 4 - room building. 649-3497. Appliance. 649-0055. A R M irR ol^O ~doTOlon ” vinyl Cross Park\\ay to Exit 92. Pro­ 4291. plastered waiUs, full cellar, ed in 'creamica, repair facili­ mosphere. Applicant will assist 6-7 for appointment tor inter­ pitalization and profit-sharing Parker St. ceed 1 mile on Center St. Mari­ Resort Property 649-2519. Ranch, good condition, good lo­ AutomobUes For Sale 4 in various duties while office view. rugs, 9x12, 87.77. The Sher­ other extras, low down pay' ties, chickens, etc. This la the PAINTING — Interior and ex­ retirement program. 85,200. a lyn Court Is located on the cor­ cation, good investment, all deal. Highway, nice home easy LET’S OO! Wa have buyers YOU ARE A-1! Truck Is A-1! girls are vacationing. Write win-Williams Co., 981 Mato (3HERRY WOOD bookcase, dou- For Rent 67 GARRISON Colonial in execu­ dty facilities, full price, $12,- ment, assume mortgage. Call MEfaiU CART Tour credit tu n ­ terior. Free estimatee. all work year guaranteed. Our averager' B t ner of South Adams and Olcott acce.'is. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, waitkig. Ws need good listings. Cellars, attics, trash, small Box "C ” Herald, stating quali­ ble bed. Ostermoor mattress $19,300—This Jarvis built tive neighborhood on a beauti­ 800. Oall owner, 643-9859. 742-7814, after 6 weekdays. Oall now — Paul Correntt ed down? Short on down pay­ trucking done A-1 right! Call guaranteed. Call 742-6526 after man earns 87,500. per year. Sts., ju.st one block south of CXJLUMBIA LAKE — For Rent Colonial In W o o d h 111 643-1677. 4:30 p.m. fications and salary desired. PAINTER Wanted, experienced. and springs, Uke new. Call 649- ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1)4 Agency, 643-2125. After 5, caU ment? Bankrupt? Reposses­ 643-2928, Tremano Trucking Call evenings 627-9671. PAINT BRUSHES, impcrfecU, Center Street. Only 10 minutes — Small waterfront cottages, Heights is a delightful eye­ baths, breezeway, 2-car ga­ MANCHESTER —Cape, 5 large ANDOVER — 3-bedroom Ranch, sion? Don’t despair I See Hon­ good selection, one-haJf regu­ 6682. from Constitution Plaza. LAKEFRONT—6)4 room Ranch, 64315363. Service. YOU ARE A-1! Brush is A l! TO APPLY June, July. August. (3all 643- ful. Features 3 bedrooms, rage, $26,400. PhUbrlck Agen­ rooms, new permanent siding, heated rec room, fireplace, al est Douglas. Inquire about low­ ELEXITRiaiAN, licensed Jour­ lar price. The Sherwta-Wil- - 8 *4-4)4 Rpom Apartments 2593, 649-4929. l*/4 baths, tremendous liv­ cy, 649-8464. uminum ’ storms and screens, deep treed lot, oil hot water est dcn^ smiUlest payments Exterior and Interior painting Uams Oo., 961 Mato St. DAVENPORT and chair; 21” basement garage, aluminum STEPS. SIDEfiVALKS, stonq, neyman experienced In residen­ FUI in the blanks below and STABTING AT ing room, modern kitchen. storm windows, shaded lot, built - in bookcases, excellent heat, full cellar, knotty pine anywhere. No small loan or fi­ walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ done A-1 right! Tremano Paint- Television; end tables; iampe; GIANT'S NECK Heights — 4 kitchen and dining area, living , ing Service, 643-2928. LEGAL tial, commercial and Indus­ mail to: Hollywood bed, douUe dresser $120 Close to Parkade.. MANCHESTER — modem, Im­ convenient location. Owner, landscaping. CaU Helen P'alm- COLD ROBBERY nance company plan. Douglas races. AU concrete repairs. trial, steady work, Rockville room modern cottage, hot maculate 6 room Colonial, 1*4 er, 649-3877. J. D. Realty Co. room with fireplace, exceUent •DALLAS, Texas (API — McXors. 838 Main. Reasonably priced. 643-0S51. 8DC GRAVE LOTS, Buckland with mirror, . matohlng bed­ PER MONTH shower, large sundeck in back, 643-5836. area. Calj 875-6906. JOHN SANDERSON, Incomparable Luxury Features baths, built - ins, dishwasher, 643-5129. condition, $13,900. Wolverton Larry Gent, 19, has an intimate Cemetery, reasonable.^ 622-9592. side stand; kitchen table and 4 new artesian well, Bdgewood We have many other tine Agency, 649-2813.. LAWNMOWE31 Sharpening; re­ Floor Finishing 24 SECRETARY 46 SUNAPEE STREET, chairs; dlahee; books; records. listings available for youta wall-to-wall carpeting, only SUBURBAN 8-room Ranch, pro­ knowledge of the inside of targe WANTED — Male help, progres­ Rd. $80. i>er week. Mrs. Carter, $19,500. Hayes Agency, 643- fessionally landscaped, 1*4 TOLLAND ROAD. No. Coven­ 1963 TRIUMPH TR-4, 81,780. Ex­ pairs, sales, rotor blades sive manufacturer of valves SPRINGFIELD, MASS. MOTO GANG Mower, two ro­ 649-5181. JIURRY 742-8142. inspection. CaU us. today. try — one of the nicest Gapes WILLINGTON . . . Just ott the meat freezers. He spent nine cellent condition. 649-6172. FLOOR SANDING and refin- tary mowers, two reel power Apartments a r e renting 4803. .acres, 2-car garage, aluminum hours locked Inside one recent­ sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ ishtng (specializing in olda- Reliable, mature woman has openings in its assembly we have ever listed. Acre of Parkway, a beautiful Ranch of ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, mowers, exceptionally good. FIVE PIEXJE light blue wrought fast. .. second section now siding, fireplaced 22' living ly. As an assistant manager of floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ with typing and shorthand department, days. Apply in Name COTTAGE for Rent — Mlsqua- JARVIS REALTY CO. RANCH — 7. rooms, 1)4 baths, gp'ass, 2-car garage, set-up for three bMroonu, full basement 1963 CHEVY II, Nova, station 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 649 skills above average, down­ After 4:80, 743-8381. iron dining terrace set, gioM available for Immediate oc­ micut, Rhode Island. Four room, 3 bedrooms, huge kitch­ a supermarket, he was shaved .wagon, excellent condition. Call ing. Ceilings. Paperhanglug. person, Ctontromatics, <5orp., 283 E. Center St. 643-1121 dining room, 3 bedrooms, plus pool, rec room, 1*4 baths. For selling tor only $16,600. Big 2098. town Hartford. 246-5478. top 28x48'', white seals, excel­ cupancy . , , rooms. Call 643-0491. en, quiet street, best condition, wooded lot. Suburban Il'vlng at Into the targe freezer by a ban­ 649-8538. No job too smaU. John Ver- 200 W. Main St., Rockville, WOODEN ' extension ladder, lent condition, $75. Six antique Rt. 83, Vernon den or 4th bedroom, targe 2- $18,500. Wolverton Agency, $18,200. this is a lot, of value Conn. Age ...... Phone...... Us best. T. J. Crockett Realtor dit who had just robbed him ot LAND CLEARING, tret re­ fallle. 849-5750. chest (ft dra'<*^«rii, 2 chairs, cof­ curley maple, caned seat MARILYN COURT HAMPTON Beach, New Hamp­ 649-1200 875-0625 car garage, private yard, $21,- Realtors, 646-2813. See for yourself. T. J. Crockett I960 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, moval, and chain saw work. FURNISHED MODEL APT. 900. Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. Realtor, 843-1577. 643-1577. $6 ,000. CLERK OF construction, Tol­ fee table, mlsceUaneouB ar- chairs, very good condition, shire. Beautiful new 3 bedroom good condition, 8725. Glaston­ A. Michaud. 742-8096. Telephone Interviewers Number of Jobs to last 6 years ttclee. Call 840-4074. Open Sunday £ Dally IMMACULATE 5 room expand Business Opportunity 28 land High School, write giving $160. OaU 742-8682. waterfront apartment, all util­ bury 633-2316. 11 A.M. TO 8 P.M. ities, $80. week. 644-8037.' MANCHES^TK 4-bedroom able Cape, 3 bedrooms, garage, TYPEWRITERS — Standard — Part-Time — all pertinent intormation on ex­ TWO CHROldE swivel stools by ASKING $13,200 plastered waUs, conveniently 1957 DODGE Station Wagon, au­ A BUSINESS Special — pros­ perience in construction trade, MANAGING AGENT Colonial, ^ fireplace, modern and electric. Repaired, over­ Boats iuid Accessories 46 Ooeco, tan upholstery, excellent kitchen with built • ins, 1)4 located, quiet dead end street, tomatic, power brakes and hauled, rented. Adding ma­ perous grocery store on Route ncunes of previous employers MANCHESTER — Nice 2 30, Vernon, in thickly popu­ Are you available to do condition. Six quart preesun SIMON POVERMAN MISQUAMICUT, R. I. baths, family room off kitch­ bedroom Ranch, air condl'- FHA, $600. down. Pasek Real­ -steering, radio and heater, chines rented and repaired. Public Relations Interview­ and references. Send all cor­ Married...... Single. i960 25’ OWENS Express Cruis­ cooker. 849-9429. AGENCY ty, 289-7476, 648-7208. good tires, 895. 643-8916. Pickup and delivery service. lated section—with good foot respondence to Bert Palumbo, er, 188 h.p. engine (830 hours), en, formal dining mom, one tioning, huge heated reo FOREST PARK HEBRON traffic and fine potential. For ing for a few hours daily In 60 State St., Hartford SUMMER RESORT car garage, bnilt In 1960. $22,- room with bar, next to Yale Typewriter Service, 649- Manchester and surround-! Chairman, High School Bldg. Lapetrake, navy top, new side TWO FAMILIES — We have ONLY 10 MINUTES FROM MANCHESTBt 1963 CHEVROLE3T Impala Con- 4986. further details call Doris Education Completed .... and back canvas, r^ lo , depth Musical Instruments 53 522-6474 Office 900. PhUbrlck Agency, 649-8464. schools, churches, etc., etc. ing areas? Client is well Comm., RFD 1, Tolland Ave., 649-2652 Model Apt. We still have a good selec­ just listed t-wo 2-family homes verUWe, Tahitian blue, white Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., Rockville, Conn. finder, fully equipped, one This won't last. CaU the Realtors. Rt. 83, Vernon, 649- known and respected. No ONE COMPLETE drum set in tion of cottages available CONCORD RD. — Beautiful that sit side by side. Built last top, engine V-8 327, transmis­ SHARPENING Service—Sawo, Belling Involved. Pay — year's dockage, $3,300. 643-0758 MANCHESTER Garden Apart­ year, now rented out. Can be URGE 5-ROOM sion 3-speed on oohmm, ttoyl knives, axes, shears, skates, 1200, 875-0625, Eves. 649-2519. very good condition, $160. 646- for most! weeks for your Ranch, large living room, for­ BUSHEY AGENCY S-ROOM hourly,to start. Experience (8-4:80). 544-0557 evenings. ments — 4)4 rooms, 2 bed­ summer Vacation, by the sold separately or as a pack­ straight seats. Best offer over rotary blades. Quick service. 47 OF OUR local salesmen 0088. mal dining . room, cabinet JERRY AMICO 643-5444 FOR SALE — Center Tailor preferred, but we will train, WE WOULD LIKE rooms, heat, hot water, stove, week or two.week rentals. kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ age. Elach home has two 4- EXPANDABLE GAPES RANCHES 81,700. Call 643-2641 after 6 p.m. Capitol Equipment Co., 88 woric to begin immedlate> earned over 88,500. last year. 20 FOOT Trojan cabin boat, 75 GENE BUSHEY 649-2088 M ^ St., Manchester. Hours Sh, 32 Oak St. Inquire in per­ refrigerator and parking, $120. tion room, landscaped yarjl. room apartments. Excellent in­ Fireplace, bnilt-im son. ly. Send name, addreM, TO INTERVIEW National Company. 13,000 em­ h.p. Evlnrude electric. CaU 648- Antiques 1 5 tB68 FORD FALCON Future dally 7-5. Thursday 7-8, Satur­ ployes. College background days, 848-7367 evenings. Available July 1st. 648-0000, 646- Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, vestment potential here. T. J. telephone number and state 0090. Office 15 Forest Street. LewisB & Stanton Realty 643-5953. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. With 5 finished. and garage. sprint, convertible, white top, day 7-4. 648-7968. A man between the ages helptol. We train. 8135 against REFINISHED spool bed. Em­ iMcket Beats, deep red color, GROCERY STORE — Groeelng areas you can call toll free Real Estate A Insurance $16,900—116' FRONTAGE, shade Only M5.000 approximately 8125,000 yearly. 25-40 who wants,to consid­ commission to start. For fur­ 16 FOOT Thompson, many ex­ pire bureau, 110 years old. OaH 5 room home, Only M 4 3 0 0 isutomatic transmission, pri­ RUSS’ Mower Service — Sharp­ to Box E, Herald. tras. Tri. 649-4087. MANCHESTER Garden Apart­ Wtonapaug Ropd trees, immaculate six room I EXCELLENT Beer license acquired recently er a worthwhile business ther intormation call 644-0902 or 688-0380 between 5-8, aU day ments — 8)4 room apartment, SHORT ON SPACE? , Cape, fireplace, deeul end large famUy kitchen, full ce- vate owner. Call 649-7762. ening and repair, pick-up and 3527, Sunday. 6-ROOM RAISED RANCHES should Increase potential. opportunity with a well 644-8893. available Jtily 1st, heat, hot Westerly, Rhode Island street, Manchester. Hutchins (ramie tile bath, aluminum delivery in Manchester, Bolton, known company. This man TEL. 696-2886 I spaci DM6 4-IXXNl Chevrolet, Bel Air Andover and Oolumtaa. 742- Priced for quick sale. Prfisent water, stove, refrigerator, $110. Agency, Realtors, 646-0103. storms and screens, garage, Built-ins, fireplace and garage. owners have other interest. PART-TIME should have a reasonably per month. 648-0000, 6464XM0. Yers 4,bedrooms, 2)4 baths, many extras. -Char-Bon Real ^ y equipped, good nxuiing 7607. Help Wanted— ' Uving room 28x14, den yndHtlon. 649-5129. J. D. Realty, 643-5129, 648 good education and prefer­ Office 15 Fqrast.St. , Beauttfiil lake* LAKE ST. — 4-bedroom Ranch, Estate, 643-0683. An homes at Forest Park feature 1 acre wooded lots, amerite drivw, fd l anything. I 8779. ably sales experience. We Male or Female 87 18x14, large kitchen ■with acre lot, ameslte drive, alum­ D em ent landscaped jrards. time, will work. Odd jobs our EMPLOYMENT are prepared to invest a NEED MORTGAGE CENT5RALLY located, econom- bullt-tos, dining room, 2- inum stornu and screens, re­ Spaol VOLKSWAGEN Oonver s^^iaRy. CUl 648-2097, RI 5- MODERN 2-bay service station considerable amount o t ioaljy nrloed, 8 and 4 rOom car .gsxugo and a lovely cently redecorated, $16,300. J. bedroom Ranch with center 10% Minimum jDown, Financing Avattabte tor lease in Mancheater-So. money in training the right aponniiiQta. atove,' refrigera­ yard 140x120, walking dU- D. Realty Oo., 648-5U9. %ble, caU 644-8869 after 5 p.m. 4*Hour Day ATTENTION 643-8930- entrance hall and large living Directions: From Manchester Center, Take Porter S t from East Canter Windsor area. Excellent oppor- * man. If tntereetad in a ca­ tor; heat, hot water tocluded. tanca to all schools, shop­ room In the back, 12x22 pan­ Sn^OUCSW AGBIN oonverti portunlty tor high volume ping and bus line. SuHabla S t 6mtinne to Highland Park and R t 85, Foreat Park acreea fkeat Gay CUy TRBB Removal, land clearing, 6>Day W eek reer opportunity write giv­ 20 Hartfbrd Area Teachers 64MB04. MAINE VaoaUon, iVeUs Beaqb, STRICKLAND STREET - Im­ eled rec room. 14x30 laundry, must sell, no reasonable pruning. Work guarsntaed. potential with excellent neigh­ ing date of birth, mamal 9 for professional man. maculate 6 room Ranch with playroom, 1)4 baths, screenad P ^ on Rt. 85, borhood traffic. For further in­ irnl f-*' SDC ROOM- apartment, first Maine, July Sl-Aiig 28. Four tatter rMfused. Oall 648-7016 af OaS 8884614 or 848-9008. Modem oofeterta of well status, type of previous bedrooms, electric kitchen, '■ ■' family sized kitchen, paneled p o ( ^ carport 649-86{K. formation call 668-1720; Eve­ Field Enterprises wlH em­ centrally locat^. 6M- OPEN SAT. A SUN- 1 ^M . t« DARK known Hartford Insurance employmeiit, education and ploy 20 certified teachers M0NEY« shower, TV, sorepoed poroto den, enclosed porch, nuage. nings Glastonbury 633-2718. approximate ihcome re­ E L V A TYLER Beautifully landscaped lot SEVEN ROOM spUt levol, > ' WEEKDAYS 6 >Jyl. rii • PONITAC, 2-door, ; white HooMhoId ScrrlMS company, mlaeellaneous for a period o f 8 weeks—85 150 leet frotoobHiL $186, week- duties. Write Box K, Her­ quired. Also fist address hours per week to do out­ Ph one 649-5203 H|y«s Agency, $4Ma08. fuIllMiths, family room, 8 good evlille hardtop, M-carh O ffe r s 13«A 26c WASH & WAX sad phone tvm i>or where AB8CHUUTBLY InunfunUMe '4 5 - CWl Roaltor 649-4469 sized bedrooms, dining room, •r Aflytimn —^ C «l for AppelM wW posHraotion, axcelleaL 646- ald, listing experience, tf side Imervlewldg. WiU pay any. . gm may be rwched. Reply 8L000. To O k B tlN A t4^CBi-‘q i ^ . Mod­ MORE ROOM for the moogy fireplaoe, one oar g a ru e , watt S A U S i i Y REWjfiAVINa of bums, moth ^Ckiin-Operated H, Herald. ern hquMkeeptog eotUgep, MSW RAZ8BP RAMCB anywhere- For the family that shrubbed lot PpUbiick holsa. ZIppan lapairad. Win­ Lakilroi^'N w S u iif , __ ttmnt, AgencTi 849-4464. MBVRCXJBT 1988, t-door hard dow shades mads to mess’uv, BANK rooms, one fun and two'lwlf nqada $,.4, 8 cr 6 bad' AUTO-TERIA, INC S T B N O aiA r^idK '-^ Trantorip- FIELD ENTERPRISES tou r ROOkia; f l^ - floor, bsdha, 8 or 4 baaoena. diaiiig looms, what’s wrang wttn tA- I U & R RIALTY CO« iKr V-4 motor, mo power staer- all sisss Venetian hUnde. Keys tloqiet, wUling to learn awitcb- WANTED — Man to leam car­ ------_ ------_ . ^ , ESSEX t f ., Manchester — 4- ». heatar, 6836 Winthrop, 50 MARKET SQUARE ■ M e k li^ Bt. orta, etowe^ t f - SOKST D. MUSOOCK — USMU radio, heatar, complateiy mad# whlja you wan. Taiw i Indtanapotta, Ind. board, ICanoheeter office, 87M pet laytag trade. Apply Wat- loom hetek B a n ^ .p ita a d fpr ta avaiy tMiuL 848- OF MANCHESTER dc«wy, •$•- eordara tor rant m u k m % • HOURS. Write P.O. Box 885, m m Bras.. Inc., 955 Mslti 8 t, < NEWmOTON, CONN. 0 quick sals. MMMi. ICatn, 688*6821. AT8-2183/ 'AT2-7686, ATB*6>00 XanebMtar. l>Msday, J obs C, « « 0 9 M . . IV ' SA TU R D AY, J U N E 6, 1966, ^AGE TWELVE M anrl|PBt?r lEuf ttittfi 1|>raUi About Town

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Abrai- tis of 62 Teresa Rd. will have an open housb at their home tolnorrow from 2 to 6 p.m. to celebrate their 26th wedding anniversary.

Friendship Circle o f the Sal* vation Army will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Maynard Clough, 25 Shannon Rd., East Hartford. Mrs. Russell Clough will serve as co-hostess.

The string section of Man­ chester Civic Orchestra will re­ St.' hearse Monday at 7:46 p.m. at Mott's Community Hall.

John Braat will show slides of his drip to the Caribbean Tuesday noon at a meeting of the Kiwanis Club at the Man­ chester Country Club. Direc­ tors of. the club will meet at 11:30 a.m.

A one-man art exhibition of the works of Nora Addy Drake A P T wllj be, displayed at Shady MKW Glen, under the ausfpices of Mr. work t( and Mrs. John Rieg, on Satm-- beet-laib day, June 19. P o r ii to NBC Laurie Chapman, daughter of Importo* Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Cliap- man of Manchester, has been Man Col initiated into the Gamma Beta Unit seminar under Eli HaJJar's direction at the Manchester ng > Pact Hi Chapter of Delta Zeta at the spends about an hour a week In consultation with his manager offices of the Metropolitan Life Insur^ce Co., relocated Wore oi University of Connecticut. and also attends a weeky seminar session. The system, con­ jMor on this week to Its new quarters at 358 E. Center St. — an In­ taining several other pioneering innovations was adopted by IBoma Robert Burke of Manchester tegral segment in the company's Line Management program, the local office about four weeks ago and has now become olianneli is a member of the student called by the editors of PROBE in a recent issue of their in­ an indispensable part of the office routine. "But It's the way how MB planning, committee for the an­ dependent newsletter for the insurance Industry "a most we’ll measure performance that is really the crux o f Lina BbUermi nual June formal dance to be original concept for the growth of a life insurance company.” Management,” District Manager Raymond C. Dampf sug­ iWni.” I held at the Connecticut Insti­ The new organizational system emphasizes closer contact be­ gests, "W e use a brand new formula based on a determina­ Tw ice.’’ tute for the Blind on Friday, tween unit managers and their salesmen and more precisely tion of premium growth (all Issue plus all revivals minus June 11. The affair is sponsor­ planned objectives. For example, each of the 31 salesmen, all lapse) less a margin of expense over the district expense ed by the senior,class. currentlyrenuy calling the newly finished Colonial style brick- standard.” (Herald photo by Ofiara.) VUrder’ BmU eye I Wish ______I W ish ------I WUh ... Mrs. John L, Jenney, 20 DERS CLUB Discount Foods, implying a con­ he received a diamond service cent increase in cash generated - 4*0004 The mana of 1965 of Howell Cheney Technical School celebrates its imminent graduation Summit St., and Mrs. Foster Donaldlaid S.£ Genovesi of 71 version to a discount operation. emblem. Currently a testman in and a 24 per cent gain in earn­ i i aoUai with the annual Senior Banquet and Emerald Prom. Making a wish for the future is Linda Williams, 53 Fairview St., were Strickland St., associate in the Future expansion of the dis­ the plant department in Man­ ings before depreciation and honored by the Greater Hart­ taloat oj Pffnnnti the .date of senior class president Edward Osborne. The young couple is flanked on Aldo Pagan! Insurance Agency count program to include other chester, Calnan has also serv­ amortization for the flscfd year MO pm> the left by Fred Manganelli, director of the technical school, and on the right by John W. ford Chapter Red Cross last at 1011 Main St., has qualified o f the 120 First National out­ ed the company in New Haven, ended March 31. Cash generat­ Shaughnessy Jr., who addressed the graduates. Shaughnessy, how president of the Con­ week at a luncheon at the Hart­ for meiT>bership in the Leaders lets In the state will depend Hartford and New Britain. ed last year rose to g2M,561 or -3.' necticut Union of Telephone Workers and a candidate for mayor of East Hartford, is him­ ford Golf Club. They were pre­ Club of the Fidelity and Guar­ upon the success of this initial 49 cents a share compared to aber self a graduate of the school when it was called the Manchester Trade School, Last night’s sented stripes for service as anty L ife Insursmce Co. and will program which will be watched Two area members of the 2174,186 or 30 cents a share a celebrations wer» a prelude to graduation June 23. (Herald photo by Satemis.) Gray Lady volunteers. be a guest of the company at very carefully over the coming systems planning department year ago. EamingiB totaled ' "I 9 • sales conference in historic weeks. According to local First at Aetna Life Affiliated Cos. $543,438. Rental income fo r thq Hose Oo. 3, Town Fire Williamsburg, Va., in Septem­ National public relatimrs man, were honored this week for period reached $1,650,606 and Msmw Emanuel Women Dept., wiU meet at 6 this eve­ ber. The honor comes as a re­ Dale McGuire, the move is completing the companies’ first total income cUmbed to $1,742.- Pinney Urges GOP Effort ning at the Spruce St. station sult of his outstanding per­ "strictly an experimental one professional systems course. 9<5i. Among current First Hart­ vault ga Elect Officers for the annual meeting and din­ formance in the sale o f life, thus far” and everyone is "still Frederick Norton of Rockville ford projMils are the Sears, . But at ner. group and accident and health up in the air” over its implica' and Stanley Ruggles of Tolland Roebuck A Oo. department For Convention Election poUcies during the 12-montfa tlons for local operations. both received certificates as ad­ store at the Parkade and a $5 Mrs. Raymond Horton of Ver­ period ended March 31. The trading stamps being ministrative systems general­ million garden aiparUnent oom- ProvUnr non was elected president of a S ^ rte Pinney, Republieann- forthcoming election like "a National Bank and Trust Co. week declared a quarterly cash the 1908- Fourth State Senatorial Dis­ Conference with Mrs. Amy moved into the right hand lane necticut stores join nine oth«l^ FURNACE? fully contested election." An assistant cashier of the dividened of sixty cents a diare “The trict leader, has "made exten­ Carlson serving as alternate. for the purpose of making a outlets in the 600-store First The GOP slate is being chal­ bank, he was transferred from on the common stock of the Strang i sive plans for the election," The nominating committee right turn. In so doing, he coUld- National chain previously con­ Chong* tot^nitt lenged on the voting machines the Colchester branch, where he bank payable July 15 to stock­ and urges that he be given lo­ chosen for the coming year in­ ed with a truck In the right heind verted to discount operations. by Atty. and Mrs. James Collins, lane operated by Richard A. served as manager. ^ his new holders of record June 18, running for two of the seven cal support. cludes Mrs. Cleo M c N e il, Mrs. as the Sophea Johnson, Mrs. York Andreoli, 19, of Wapping. Briefs 1965. The previous quarterly Republican Convention -seats The election Is scheduled for rate had been 5(, cents a share. GAS HEAT *1nto in June 15; voters will pick seven Strangfeld and Mrs. Richard Grzyh’e car was damaged at Herbert Swanson of Watkins its right rear fender. The truck This latest dividend declaration put into Republicans and seven Demo­ Hultman. Bros., Inc., is chairman-of the suffered a scraped front bump­ marks the 150th consecutive Simrgen crats from each oong;ressional A total of 172 members had Hawaiian Days promotion P. STOLTZ, INC. ^ B a t wl er. year in which the bank and its district. The First District is been added to the group, it was scheduled for June 10, 11 and frOot One of the two cere involved 12 and sponsored by the retail predecessors have paid cash PLUMBING * HEATING the only one in which there are reported by Mrs. Robert Ahl- dividends, one of the longest ness, membership chairman. in an accident yesterday after- division of the Manchester 563 Park St., Hartford more than seven contestants Hill unbnAen dividend records in WESTOWN from either party for the avail­ Mrs. Charles Bodeman, library i noon at Pine Ckwyer Chamber of Commerce. This 247-2651 Sts. was towed from the scene promises to be a festive and the country. able posts. chairman,, indicated that 103 56 Years of Service PHARMACY books were added to the church and a two-year-old passenger in colorful event, featuring exotic Free Estimates 469 Hartford Rd.—649-9946 library making a total of 245. the vehicle was examined at the Hawaiian promotional materi­ (First Hartford Realty Corpo­ HIGH-COLORED LOOT . emergency room at Manchester al, lets, pineapple juice, pos­ ration has reported a 65 per COLUMBIA, S. C. (AP) — Mrs. C. Henry Anderson report­ Memorial Hospital and dis­ ters and streamers. Sales per­ To maintain our continuity The thief who slipped through ed that approximately 50 per­ sonnel at several downtown and a tiny window in a store here sona including the elderly, in­ charged. of medical service we are Parkade stores should be seen must have been small. But he’s valids and shut-ins are being According to police, Gail Fon­ wearing typical island cos­ probably larger by now. Miss­ visited by the Emanuel church- taine of RockrtUe was south­ tumes, i. e., Hawaiian sport ing after the robbery were women. bound on Pine St. when she col­ shirts, muu muus and perhaps Open All Day three dozen bread rolls, several Some of the projects of the lided with an oncoming vehicle w y uter driven by Roberta Aubut of 89 even grass shirts. MANCHESTER pounds of barbecue, assorted Crrole groups are making mit­ fleinlng pies and cakes, and a 10-quart tens for the deaf children of the Oak St., who apparently was Johi SUNDAY about to make a left turn into First National Stores, Inc., pot. Lutheran Church for the Deaf, has reported a 20 per cent de­ B h e O H the making of favors for local C o c ^ r HiU St. Debora Aubut cot was taken to the hospital, crease in net income for the DRY CLEANERS convalescent homes, delivering Ih ew yl thought to have suffered a pos­ fiscal year ended March 27. Net homemade cookies to ahut-ina Income last year dropped to S3 WELLS ST., MANCHESTER— 643-7254 prior to Thanksgiving ai^ sible head injury. No pcrfics oc- ticHi was taken. $5,560,030 or $3.90 a share and Christmas, sewing robes for tM total sales amounted to $706,- FOR A DAY, WEEK... OR LONGER Horry J. Deegan cherub choir o f the church, 669,843. Comparable figures WrUlm making cancer dressings and gen- for the preceding year were a Special Until July 1st serving a supper for the Future Nassiff Named poet, he will undertake U a d i *1 A 1965 Car from eral officer’s duties. net income of $7,103,042 or $4.33 Nurses of M^chester. a share and total sales o f $723,- Moriarty Brothers Newly elected officers' for To Retail Unit Deegan first joined the bank RENT in 1925 as a teller. Following 402,174. First National’s sales the various circles are Martha three years of service with the peak was reached in 1968 when Circle, Mrs. C. Henry Ander­ Frederick fe. Nassiff has been volume was recorded as $746 son, chairman and Mrs. Har­ U.S. Arm y, he returned to BLANKETS named to filf a vacancy on the million, about 6.5 per cent high­ ry L. Guftafson, recorder; Hartford Natltmal’e head office executive committee of the Hartford where in 1958 he er than last year's mark. • DRY CLEANED • FLUFFED DRY Priscilla Circle, Mrs. Harold Chamber of Gqmmerce’s retail McIntosh, chairman Mrs. Elarl waa named assistant cashier division. and assistant manager of the Thomas W. Calnan of 58 AND PACKAGED IN CEDARIZED Van Camp, recorder; Lydia Baldwin Rd. was honored this Nassiff replaces Morton Ros­ discount department. His ap­ Circle, Mrs. Richard Hultman, wee^ on the occasion o f his BLANKET BAGS chairman, Mrs. Edward Marsh, enthal, formerly of Fairway pointment do' the Cokjheeter Stores. The term expires in Jan­ 40th anniversary with the recorder; Claudia Circle, .' is. post came in 1959. Southern New England Tele­ •k Brand new, fully equipped cars reiuly to go. Leonard Johnson, chairman and uary 1967. He is a past president of the ■r Philip Dine, chairman o f the phone Co. In commemoration of Mrs. David Anderson, recorder. Notre Dame University Alumni his many years of loyal service •k Reasonable rates. For Phoebe Circle, Mrs. C. Ei- retail division, has aimounced Club, Connecticut Valley Chap­ Bon Case, chairman. Miss H at­ the appointment, which was ter, and is a member of the k Full insurance coverage. tie Peterson, recorder; Ruth made at the last meeting of the City Club of Hartford. Circle, Mrs. Reginfdd Ch’"" , executive committee. k Large discount if your car is in our shop for sen. chairman, Mrs. Norman Nassiff is a former chairman STORES RENAMED FATHER’S DAY E U C T R IC ILAN KETS ~ $2.50 FREI repairs. Gerhart, recorder. of the retail division. In an apparent move to res­ CAMERAS—FILM cue declining earnings and to ELECTRIC RAZORS counter aggressive price com­ MORIARTY BROTHERS petition, First National Stores, Owor Inc., this week dropped trading ARTHUR DRUO SOI CENTER STREET — T E L 64S-51B5 WOW!! WHAT SERVICE stamps as a piromotional in­ 10-MINUTE SERVICE AH. CALLS centive in four of its Connecti­ LEASING PLANS FOR ALL 1965 MAKES A MODELS DON’T BELIEVE US — THEN TRY US cut stores. The stores, located It's Planting NOT THE BIGGEST — BUT THE BEST in Stamford and Greenwich, GRINDERS AND PIZZAS IN TOWN have also been renamed Finast Read Herald Ads. 643-0031 Timel 643-0031 PIZZA-RAY'S 1.30 SPRUCE STREET Time for a trip fo TRY US AND COMPARE SHOOK JEWELERS QUALITY MEATS A CHEESE SERVED HEBE Shopping For McConvillo'$ for the Open Mon., Tues., 2-11; Thurs., Frl., Sat. 11-11; Sna. 4-10 plants you'll need for Closed Wednesday summer-long beauty in HEADQUARTERS KING SIZE your garden. forth* BLOCK ISLAND I WORLD’S ONLY GERANIUMS 3 IRIS In Bud ind Bloohi .ELECTRONIC TIMEPIECE VACATIONS Yeur .lott Rot - Stop H*r*l TACCUTRON* 12 miles out to paradise. Fishing, Boating, Swfan- ANNUAL FUWERIN8 PUNTS ming, Skiing, Dining, Dancing, Movies, Etc. Every­ Zinnias, Asters, Marigolds, [ N BULOVA thing for everybody. Stay a t— JOSEPH LARROW Dahlias, Snapdragons, Cos­ I Priced From •125 ROUTE 4 — COLUHIIA. CONN. mos, Stock and others. V; ATLANTIC APARTMENTS Budget T^rnw Aerow from Cohimbio Mof*l' . Two and three bedroom apartments. Blodi Islaiid's most beautiful spot Phone or write anytime. • 1.25 Plant. Many New Colors." HAROLD J. DWYER 643-5324 RONUS WITH $1 ORDBtS GJtBBNHOUSBS Routt 85 —- RoHm , Com . t ** N w m 423-3921 - Aflor 4 P.M. 802------WOODBRIDGB STREET—------640-6047 917 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER — BOAT SCHEDl^^ ON REQUEST OPEN EVENmeS AND SUNDAYS m m m

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% Some Plaits Bui No Genius For TV That Carl Reiner Reigning Went Awry Ay JOAN CROSBY f t o tMBK Cf it, I don’t wwot to NEW YORK (NEA)—Cari be 18 agton. Pd l&e to be iS By dnnm A ix>wvr Reiner would like to call a halt again. Last year was vioo." A P Televiaioa-lUdto WHter to what people are saying about B B W YORK (A P ) — lii net- him. irork television ss In life the Those wbo work with the best-laid plans often go awry. . writer, producer, director, per­ R ot instance, what happened former and those who hope to, to NBC’s plans to present aa all say Reiner to a genius. Be InuKurted comete aeries called denies it Vehemently. ‘Bceptoe ana Sans" or "Y M Tiook, Pm not’ a genius and Man CaUed Cade,” or “Tbe lit- >nal home, X am 43 y e v s old. I f you’re not b|est Hobo” next aeasanT i a genius by 24, forget it, Char­ .8 manager announced, but none ap- stem, con- pedr on the 1B6S^ schedule. lie. Tm very good now. I want idopted by (Some shows aimed for CBS' to be very, very good and may­ >w become dbnnneb next senson bub some- be by the time Pm 60, very, 'a the way how sidetracked indude **Y1M very, very good. By the time IX of Lina BoUemiakers,” “Mr. Flua^ you hit 66 to 60, you go back ampf sug- Bsm,” ai)d "You're Only Youhg down to very good again and determlna- Twice.” ABC had its eye on by 76, you get to be fair.” rals minus •Bfoe Store, Private Hgrgrove,” Reiner, who produces. The ct expense *^House qf WaXi” “Dial X . tot. Dick Van Dyke Show, also has Viiirder” — but obviausly took a film called "The Art of Love,” that oyo oft. which he wrote arid in whirii .*Sacfa year packagers,, produo- be appears and hosts CBS tele­ sh generated 6W and networks Invest milUoM vision’s Celebrity Game. He says pain In eam- Ot doUars and great enthuslssm, ho will never give up perform­ iciation and tblcnt and dreama in more than ing, because he has a nice te fiscal year SQO pilot film s and uncounted toupee aUd he doesn’t like to >aah generat- aumbers of- outlines and. treat-' let it Just sit there in his closet } $28S,561 or aabntaf for series. Only a ttny T ’m Uke a girl who has a Carl Reinn* compared to sber aver nritks the m O o i beautiful gown In the closet t ta a share a ■ Test wind up, U th«y nip and no one asks her out,” tall, Osrcl hopes that he oan oao* nga totaled [Jr, as summer r^ptacement good-looking, bald Carl said. ”I vinoe both CBS and sponsors to oome for th^ cpisodea in a packaga deal sar- have my hair and Celebrity run ”60 block-buster” r^ieato .650.606 and tm Uke CBS’ "Vacation Play- Oams gives me a chance to put of the Van Dyke series In prims Bd to 11.742.- housa,” or on some ahaU la a it on. Hah- to formal. Anyone evening time for. the two see- it First Hart- trauU fathering dust. v h o wouts hair In the after­ sons after the mow goes off. the Sears, But sometlmeB stiimge t h ii^ noon ” to” over-dressed. It’s He to also working on a new department bbppen. NBC montha ago aa- gaudy,” '. series, about a pair of dtoc ule and a $5 ■Amced that one of its "Snsgk Betweta television seasons, Jockeys, ptoimed for teleoasring irUnent com- Preview” spocials starring e’er! to working with Joe Stein In 1966-67, and already soU to ■ton, Blass. BUva Lawraaca was a sort M (who wrote ’’FiddleT- on the one ctf Van Dyke’s sponsora aadha-gir'audition tor a regular RooP’J cto^Uie movie versioa ^ Next season will be the fifth varialy aeries next ssason. As it ”83nrt«r Laughing," the Broad- and buH for the ooiHtotenUy tUrnsd oot, it was Just that — wray osptedy based on GOrl’s excellent Van Dyke Show. Ths eitoapt that the series will be on npvol' whil autobiographt*^ decision to end the show wblto Meal CBS. touchaS;*' ’ it to still ait the peak In ratings ' Borbart BrodUn, wboao ^ wish I bould play me In and quality to a joint deotoiato .fOorooet Blm” aarioa was p«n- the movie, That would mean I of Oari'a, Dlck’S' and Mary Ty* 4Ued into CBS’ laU sohedSe, wiwUd bo. 18 again. No, come ler Moore’s. ■ad H suddenly erased —but produothMTof tbs series Is going •head anyway, mostiy on kasur- ■need that It wUT bo either a mid-season replacement or on Susskind Sees Comeback tho UMdT schedulA "Tho Ohostbreakors,” a atroog oontendor tor an NBC For the Dramatic Series this sadaon, has not been idOM^. R has baan moved, NEW YORK (AP) — Davids Arthur Godfrey, wbo recenHy as ttM industry phrase goes, Susskind, whose principal occu­ played a lim its engagement to nnto Inventory," and pan be Ginger Rogers in a scene from' “Terror Island,” on pation to producing programs a Broadwray show, now wiU try tor netwiork television, to con­ pot into productioa if a program NBC’s “Bob Hope Presents" Friday at 8:30 p.m. his band at moyies. He’ll play Sinergancy requires. vinced that the dramatic antho­ Doris Day’s father In a film to Z, INC. ^But where there is life — and logy aeries soon will return to be produced to HoUywood tHs pcqnalarity. summer, HEATINQ • pilot film — there is still on a movie made out of a book i oral season. Jt now appears that hspe: "PleaM Don’t Eat Um "Television moves in cycles, CBS to thinking about pr^ Hartford of essays, has been around look- It will make the grade, on NBC, and wre have now complete the fm lslos,** a oomofty series based ing tor a network berth for sev-1 in the fall. grams 16 months in the future- SI life cycle of the sociel slgnitt- Michael I>afln, ’ program vfce oance thowt," he observed. ”In Service president, announced Wednes­ foot, we over WBY ^identifies with the character^ ’’mystery-adventure with over- There are also the soMier-he- mering at current i»oblenia.” ^ tones of humor” — for 1966-67. Nimr YORK (AP) — Jacques who has the right to kUl in line roee —y the Intontrymen of These "social slgniflcance” B anun, educator and easayist, of d i^ . “Oombat” who knock off at series, of course, included Eldwsrds Has an impressiva baa been meditating recently on “Ttie advantage of being a toast a platoon of Nasia a week, Susskind’s own "B ast Side, radio and TV record. He creat­ fha vast popularity of modero tm oMOt being a soldier is theU and the brave Air Force boys of Weto Side,” and such programs ed the orM nol "W ilke Dante’* iBy Uteratura — speoiiScaUy Ian there.to always a larger reaeon "12 O’clock H l ^ ” with their tm "Tile Defenders,” ‘‘Fm the abows tor Dick Powell, and bad r a hand to " ’Richard Dionwnd.’* : n am in g’s James Bond books — a reason of state — tor mak­ bombing mlsstona and People,” and ’.’Mattery’s Peo­ Bnd John Le O u re ’s "The Spy ing any little sonqile or nasU- duete. ple.'^’ All except "Slattsty's Peo- Hto greatent success was ’’Pehic Gunn,” wMh Oraig Steven^ fite Cune.ln trotn tbs OoM." neas stortnk Into Insignificance,” Dr. Barsun’ suggests further le" will have disappeared by H s oooohidss tbnt “the soul of he noted. S whloh he toUowsd iq> wlih ’’X k ' rs that our Interest In cloak and eptember, and "Slattery’s Peo­ Lucky:” ; Bis spy is somehow the model of The author, pertiiqio, to not dagger atories to baaed on ple," about a politician, hM •ur own: Ms actions and Us much of a student of televtolon never been exactly a star to the 3-7254 aometUng “older and deeper ■w our unMUiiA#4 toe it would have been difficirit than our amclettos of tbe ooM Nleieen ratingw. CBS obviously to roetot comment on all of Ms w ar” — the most often^eaitd believes tt hes other steritng BbrlUng in f "t b » American weekly heroee with rimUar 11- excuse tor enjoying so-celled quaittiea and gave It a saoona •Gholai^ rasgarine, Dr. Banun cenw tokUl. eeoiHM Uteraturo. Uterature.’^ By tbe ■■aeon to wfiicn to prove IfoeM.' Bads that vat nadsr readily There aiv, of couroe, tbe mme token, tfaen, perlu i^ "Rigtat now it to apparent ihat w ■ agents of "Tho Man from tetoviskm tans watch these ad­ audiencea wmnt: ralaxatton and TJ.N.C.L>.B” Who diapatdi vll- venture stories — myths whleb mo*pt, prohahly beoauae. they, lalns on a wholesale haeto aach give the Utudon of reality — to teva ahsugh serioua pipUema BELMONT weric (this wedi, tbe intrepid cakn our fears by their weekly In their olqrtt Uvee'itoD are Uviiig follows blew up a whole moun­ demonstrations that dangers out beomtol tkam ai,’’ Susskind s tain tortreas mD of bad guys) oonkUwed. ” Tha4 aeema o b ^ u a DRY and dlllftouWeif "y ieU to toch- ELECTRONICS AUVETPUU and "Secret Agent," wbo rocely Mque.” to Tit: wobetoi o f. movlaq Mke. WB USB WITH OCB permits the heavier t» abciUM ’’Flams In the Wind," ABCs LABORATORIES BD with their lives. WAU. TO WAIX daytime serial, started a tour CABPBIINO ^SUWUnd, Wthim Pkckaglng mentbs ago as a atory focusing oompany haa beadqumtoiw to 277 BROAD Our SPEEDY on a mature woman novelist New York, deplores the ahhirp < / t” Nam OMihlM TRULY DBUCHnJS' writing a revealing book about drop-oIMn Baitt Coast totoviMan her small hometown. Starting production. 50 TAKE OCR STEP TEST CHICKeN on June SB, tbe serial wifi be ’Tt te still the ptaoe whefo the ILEW T ea win think you ajre . aiinod ciai nharaotor lacha and the Juke Harrtaes. "W e ’re otaanking the empha­ Ctaariateed lastaUattOM Pidi up M MbNitoa lAfor And, mack my worda, the Mme sis," said an .ABC spokesman, to not fa r asway when tolevtokto RMIOS M8-4MS "and attemptug to appeal di- wfH ba rehg iifaw to New York DEN’S bRlW-W roctly to the young housewife again tor mecial programa kke CAU My-1124 aU- the old ’PkqrbiNiM SO* and tM nthg -1 ,T( ,* , V.1 a . -HTt] ^TV-^at^ Balea ipto Secylea i i!

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SATU^'DAY JV PROGRAM Morning, MONDAY JO PROGRAM Educational TUESDAY JO PROGRAM Ohaiwel Time Channel Scott and Ella Rains. (8-28-40) The KlagJFamlly Time , Soperman foecial. A backstage lo Conneetto^ — WhaPs Wanted,” Charles Laughton, (40) Swabby Show nomenon and as a mirror of "'Crest of the Waves” Oene t:M (2848) Baseball Time Channel _ "One More Tomorrow,” Ann dOB Ahead? man's ctUturel progress 8:88 (8) Secret Agent Sheridan, Dennis Morgan, Jane Monday CsLTole Lombard. Italian grape- ;SI (8) Woody WoodpMker Kelly and Jeff Richards. An «;0e (88) Lincoln danlor High Donald Houston guest star, 8:M (8) 8l*n On and Fnjrer _ (40) Action N«Wi "Conn’s Constitutional Conveo- P M grower marries a lonely wait­ (18) Hnilon Dollar Movlo Charles Boyer Is hoet-narrator. American naval Lt. is borrow­ School 8:15 (8) Town Crier Wyman. Girl photographer tton". (C) (R) "The Mirror's New” . falls for a wealthy j^ayooy, ^ Newa and Weather 8:88 Tfhat’s New ress, much younger than he. “ Mysteiry Sea Raider” Henry ed to supervise torpedo exper­ Spring Concert 8:30 (8-20-40) Hollywood Palaoo 8:88 (8)' Summer Semeetet 8:18 Travel nme (M> The Bebus Game WUcoxon, Carole Landis (20-40) MoHale’s Navy iments after a British scien­ 4:88 (8) Itam Dance (88) Arricnlture on Parade but her lob on a crusading , (40) the Saint Sge^.^JI^d^^ts of the In- lOO (20-40) The Tycoon 10:00 (8) Onnsmoke magazine, his mllllonji and an­ i (8) Ncwr Japan the Beautiful (3t-90) At Home with Kitty (48) Blfleman tist Is killed (18) Kyle Bote’ s World 10:80 (8) The Deputy 8:85 (8) Moment* of Comfort aad 7:88 irhe Magic Boom (40) Aettoa New* :65 (40) Knockout :S0 (9) Petticoat Janctioa "N o (Questions Asked” Barry (SO) university of Cana. Newioope other woman keep them apart. ijjj Clubhoui© Ut*8 (9.«-tf9M8-4*) New*, Bpoft*. (92-30) Moment of Fear (20) Stage iMvea (18) The Beba* Game 8:15 (22) Special Beport Volcanoes Friend or Foe 1:88 (40) Barbara Beraaid Shew :08 (8) New* aad Weather Sullivan and George Murphy (8) The Belmont Stakes (40) Greatest Fight* o( 8ko 8:45 (8) Operatloa Alphabet *i9* (3) Newn •ad WauthM 1:9* The CeiMleat Gardener 1:9* (9) A* the Werid Tara* (82) Bocky and HI* Friend* (2040) Peyton Place "The Red Danube” Peter Law- "Triple Crown” Aqueduct Century (n-38) At Home wllh KHty (U ) F w Adalla OiOt ^ ) Adventare with Flash Gor- 10:00 (2) The Doctors and the Naiseo T;80 <9> Underatanding Oar Worid (48) Aettoa New* (8) Gallant Men Best In Snow (tt-90> LeP* Hake a Deal <0> ford and Janet Leigh (8-20-10) Wide Worid of ^ r t s 11:0 I (94-2840-40:) News, Sport* aad (11-9*) Today Show "B read, Love and Drcama” 8:08 The French Chef (22-90) Who Can Vote? (SO) Sliver Wings (48) Barbara Beraaid Show (22-SO) Huntley • Brtakley (M) Ladle* Day (M) ThI* 1* the Aaswer U lN Bouse Party 1:25 (22) Special Beport U:00 (9-8-20-22-90-40) News, Sperta, UO) Candlepin Bewliag ticipants will compete for a Man's search for the meaning and Weather bum. Deadly, cunning brain 8:8* (9) Captain Kangaroo 1:8* (9) Password of life reaches ite conciusitm ■tory of a paychopathic killer Tuesday (22-90) The Doctor* 1:8* (2) New* U :M (S) RFD No. S purse of 1^,000. ((J) monsters start a reign of tel^ (48) Continental Claoaream (11.9*) Momeat of Trath and his many crimes, Kart (S-28^> Day ia Court (8) Wide CoBBtry (18) For Adulto Only (8-20) Hoppity Hooper <0> (22-90) Baciag from SaHoIk ror near a U.S. Air Fk>rce se­ (M-tt) Flame la the Wlad on the plains of Africa. Greg­ Malden and Patriida Medina. ' What’s New (22-30) Haatley • Brinkley "Bread, Love and Dream*” (SO) Wings Abroad Downs 8:88 (8) Exercise with Gloria (O) ory Pock. Ava Gardner, Su- (8-28A8) New* wBh Woman’* cret radar experimental sta­ (48) Mack and Myer 8:9* (9) Boaie Party aan HaywaM. (C) (8) Tell Me, Dr. Brother* Space: Man’s Great AdveataM Touch Beport U:15 (20) NighUlfe “ Italy — Land of BInchanted 8:00 (8) "Weather, Sports and News tion in Canada (11-S8) “The “Doctors • U;18 (8) P. J. Mavle I What’s New (9) Edge at Night 1:40 (20) New* aad Weather (30) Tonight Show Fountains” A splendid look at (18) In the Pnollc Interest (9) Hap Richard* Show (18) U the Publie latoreat “ She Wolf of London'’ Juaa (8) OIrf Talk (S-IM*) Day U Ooart "City for Congueat,” James Repeat of 6 p.m. (22-8*> Another World 1:45 (SO) New* Starring Jobimy Carson (C) Italy as It appeara to the tour­ (22) Film Lockhart, Don Porter. (9) New* with Wsmaa’s INaoh JJJ) Danger Maa Cagney, Ann Sheridan. Boxer I Spectrnm (9) Trallmaster f:00 (2) After Dtaaer Movie U :20 (t) Tuesday Starilgkt ing American. (SO) Theatre “ 30” (11) Mike Dougin* Shew The Trap" “Frisco Sal” New England (22) Curtain Time (M) Today In Conn ^ (9) Edge ef Night <22-3(MC) Local Newa aad ■acrlffces eveiYthlng for kid Bepertoire Worfcskep (28-48) General Hospital "The Iron Man,” Coal miner liOO (S) This U VConn “The Emperor Walts” Bing (XL38) Aaother WorM brother, even hi* eyesight In Tapestry on the Seasons (22-88) Yea Don’t Say (O) turn* professIcHial and be­ girl travels to San Francisco, Host. Don Nelson Crosby ana Joan Fkmtalne. An (48) Bo*o (he Clown ^ Weather 9:15 (8) Depaty Dawg (8) Tratimaster one fight too many. I Coacert of Nation* 3:98 (9) To TeU the Truth comes heavyweight boxing hoping to avenge her brother's (8-20^0) American Bandstand entertaining musical set (18.4*) G enei^ Haspital (22) Western Maas Highllghto (48) Merv OrUfla Show Repeat of June 4, 8 p.BL (19) Navy Film ef the Weeh champion, despite the con­ death. Susanna Foster and (18) Topie able film of the pros and cons against the background of life 9:9* (9) Leare It to BoaTor 9:8* (I) To Tell The Trath (SO) Sports Camera U ;9* (H ) T sa M t Show I The World el Muslo (28-49) Yonag Blarried* tempt of the boxing fans. Jeff Turhan Bey. (SO) Satnrday Matinee of politics. Katharine Hep- in Vienna. (9) Yoang Married* (11-3*) Yea D ea l Say (0>, (40) News Starring johnny Carson (0> The Glory of Cremona (9) New* Chandler, Rock Hudson, Eve­ (8) TeU Me. Dr. Brothers “ Track of the C a f'. Robert bum, Van Johnson and Angela "Web of Fear” Pamela Dun­ (98) Three Stooge* (18) Bible BzploraUeas (22-30) Karen U:S5 (*> New* aad Weather Wednesday (9) Banger Andy Show lyn Keyes. Ui28 (8) P. J. Movie " Mitchum stars in an exciting Lansbury can. 1*;** (9) New* (18-4*) Yoaag Marriedo Debbie Watson In title role. 1:N (9) Memeat at MedUatiea — (22-38) Mntch Game (19) SabsoripUoB TV "Destination Tokyo,” Cary • story of a family in tlie north­ (22) News Beport (40) Local News, Weather aad (U-S8) Tmth or CoaieAMBeea I (9) Now* "The Beverly Beat." (R) ' on I What’s New (8) Mickey Mouse Club (20) Open Mike Grant, John Garfield. Faye west timber country I (8) Broken Arrow Sport* (C) . I (9) Baager Aady Show (8-20-40) Voyage to the SIT(9i) Oae 0*Cleeli Beport — I Jonrnejr into Friendship (18) Mmion Dollar Movie (22^90-10) Local New* aad Emerson, Dane Clark. Story of “ So This Is Love” Kathryn (8) Tme 11:28 (8) Satnrday Spectacalar (8) General Hoopltal (II) Match Game Bottom of the 8m ------Biga oIf n (Girl Scouts) "Mystery Sea Raider.” Henry Weather U.S. Submarine "Cqppcnln” Grayson portrays the late mu­ “ A West German accountant “An Affair to Remember.’* (48) Gale Storm Show "The Ghost of Moby Dick." <48) u.rB. Air Three Beligloa* 7:4 I What’s New WUcoxon, Carole Landis. 1:15 (22) Western Mas* Highlight* which under sealed orders is to. sical comedy star Grace Moofe (9) Miehey Msase Olah attempts to smuggle his fi­ Tragedy averts long-planned 18:98 (9) Homemaker*’ Movie (U) MOIioa Dollar Moyle A scientist, crippled by a huge Film Repeat of 6 p.m. (28-48) TraUmaster (20) Sport* Camera enter Japan's best guarded in her rise to fame ancee from E. 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(20) Film Features U :t8 (8) Movie 18:55 (H-38) Morning Bepert 8:M (22-30) Billy Graham Cmaade Iron Horse ‘ The Whole Truth,” Slewurt (22-30) BUly Graham Orasade Starring Johnny Ctorson (O 1:S0 (S) Big S Theatre ; (11-90) New* (22) International Showtime "The Sniper” Adolphe Menjou, U:8* (H-S8) Concentration Feoluring evangelist Dr. Billy PAINTING I Point of View Granger and Donna Reed. An From Hawaii, Si>eclal. 1:00 (30) One O’clock Beport — ■•Seventeen” Booth Tarktng- Don Ameche hosts. Arthur Franz and Marie Wind­ I (I) Big 9 Theatre Graham on his Hawaiian Cru- Russell G. (Derry) D'Oench, American film producer, mak­ 1:55 (8) Baseball Sign Off ton's story of an adolescent's (40) Outer Limits sor. (5) Rebno Game "Time Out for Rhjrthm.” bterlor, lixtorior U:8* (H-9«) Jeopardy (C) •ade. (SpeclaJ) editor of the Middletown Press ing a picture on the French N.Y. Meta vs. San FraiKUsoe (40) U.S. Air Force BeUgtouu crush on a new girl in town, ) (8) Andy Griffith Show (88) Tonight Show Star's maid step* into lead (8-20-40) No Time far Serg­ Wanpiq^ Book* Is host tor this series of in­ Riviera, Is framed (or the mui^ 1:50 (9) Bed Skelton Hour FUm Jackie Cooper and Betty Field. Johnny Carson (C) (8-10-48) Price Is Bight role and proves stardom Isn't (8) Hennessey U:8* (3) Love of Life eants - Paperhaaslnc terviews with Connecticut's “ The Walking Hills" Adventur­ (18) Subscription TV 11:28 (48) The 48th Dlmensioa everything. Ann Miller, Rudy (3) The Lncy Show moat Interesting^ people. To­ ers search for lost gold in the (H-30) Call My Blaff Vallee and Three Stooge*. Floon BBd OeUliis* i (8) Jackie (Jleason Show 1:08 (48) U.S. Air Force Bellgiens (9-18-48) Doaaa Reed Show (22-30) Andy Wtlllama Shew night, Insurance Kxecuttve and wild sand dunes, Randolph (22-90) Flipper Film (8) Admiral Jach S h w (C) PBiBted And BeOniahed Political figure John Alsop. 11:98 (9) Search for Tomorrow (11) Festare F*ar-Thlrty (8-20-40) Wendy aad Me Thursday (11-88) I’ll Bet (C) 'The Wonderful Country.” (8) Danny Thomas Show WorkniMialilp Gnannteed (8-1A4*) Father Kaawe Beat Robert Mitchum and Julie Lon­ WEDNESDAY JO PROGRAM (3) News Rpecl^ SUly iBSured TVhat’s New U:45 (9) Gnldlag Ught don. A western drama bout (30) Alfred Hitchcock Hour Travel Time U:55 (11-3*) New* gun-running along the Mexl- "Water’.s Kdge." Ann Sothem Repeat of June 7, 8:80 p.m. Time Channel (48) Aetion New* ' smug^era but finds a hUari- SUNDAY JO PROGRAM can-Texas border. and John Cassavetes. An ex- ' What’s New 1:10 (2) Best SeUer 8:86 (2) Sport*. New* aad Weather ous solution to all problems. (M) Saperraaa convlct and his former cell­ LEO PELLETIER Repeat of 8 p.m. (8) Mevle 8 (48) The Saint LucUIe Ball, Eddie iUbert and I (18) Memory Laae mate's widow search frantical­ 64»-6S2d I The Frerndi Chef "liove and Learn,” Jack Car- *:18 (8) New* Jerome Cowan. Time Channel Trinity College, Htfd., Conn. "Elizabeth, the Queen." Bette (90) Chryeaae ly for a hidden payroll. (R) Repeat of June 7, 8 p.m. ■on, Janis Paige, Otto Krug­ (22) Clubhoase (8) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers 7:46 <8) Sacred Heart (8) Commenu and People Davis. Errol Flsrnn, Olivia de- (48) Swabby Show (8) Ben Casey I Visits with a Sculptor er, Martha Vickers. Two song­ 8:25 (22) Special Beport U:28 (8) F. J. Movie <3) The Christopher! (20“40> Bullwinkle HavUland, Vincent Price, His­ TURNPIKE I (8) Yogi Bear (22) Opening Night at Stof^ 646-9046 Last Program writers and a young girt, and 8:28 (2) New* “ Middle of the Night” Frede­ (8) ThU Is the Ufe (22) It Is Written - Vandemaa torical drama of the famous (U) MUIIon Dollar Xevlo Towtown ' The Foarth Estate a lovely, wealthyealtny he'elress are (8) Surfdde Six ric March, Kim Novak. Young <22) God Js the Answer (SO) Jewish Ufe Queen’s battle with her lover On tonight’s program Thomas all thrown togetnitneiler in a mad (22-30) BunUey • Brinkley secretary and her middleage (38) A^icultnre on Parade U:08 (3) P e r c ^ o B for power in Shakespeare’s TEXACO E. WlUey's guests include: and merry mix-up. Beport boss plan to marry despite the 8:16 (S) Davey and OoUath (8-20^ 0) mscovery 'OS England. Herbert Brucker of the Hart­ (20) The 'Bebus Same 0:40 (20) New* and Weather opposition of their families and 8;Sfl (3) The World Aronnd Ua (22) Concern ^ (IB) The Bible Answers ford Courant, Richard Garvey (22-90) At Heme with KHty d;45 (20) New* the difference in their ages. "What la Space?" (SO) Bing Around the World (40) Sheriff of Cochise of the Sprinnleld DaUy News, 7:W (2) LItUeat Babe (40) Merv Griffin Show (8) Uavejr and Goliath 12:18 (3) Accent on Uvlng 6:3# (IS) Herald of Truth Open 24 Hours A Day (40) Aettoa News and LoulOu Ball of the Fairannlng- 1:05 (40) Barbara Bernard Shew (18) In the Pnbllo Inteiect U:S0 (22) Tonlr^ht Show (30) Government In America 12:88 (3) Wc Believe (28) Silver Wings ton Valley Herald. (20) Insight (40) Dawn Bible Institnte (Protestant) (48) East Side-West Side 1:80 (9) As the World Turns Starring Johnny Canon (O Firestone Tires *:** The WUd Daek (22-90) Let’s Make a Deal (O) "The Hermit” 1:00 (3) News and Weather (8) U fht Time (SO) Watch BCr. Wlaard 8:88 (18) The Fisher Family Friday (22-30-40) Local New* aad (3) Tales of the Biverbaak (8) Opionated Man (20) Balls of Ivy Quality Line Products (20) The Christophers (80) Oae O’clock Report Fits Places (40) The Bebas Game Weather (40) U.S. Air Force Bellgtoos (8) The Answer (18) Topic "Oldest Living Alumnus" Gen. Repairers License I What’s New 1:55 (2LS0) News 7:15 (22) Western Mas* HlghUght* Film (23) Dlnic Dona School (20) The Christophers 8:3# (3) Zoorama Jonraey lute Friendship 2:00 (2) Password (SO) Sport* Camera (30) Word of Ufe (22) Snnday Afternoon Feature (22-30) Sports la Aettsn Repeat of June 9, 8:90 p.m. (2290) Moment ef Trath (40) ^ w * (40) Sacred Heart "That Forsythe Woman," Er­ Compton Relays ia Los An­ Comer Broad and I What’s New (20-10) FUme In the Wind 1:20 (9) Mister Ed 8:16 (40) The Christophers ___ rol Flynn and Greer Garson. geles, Calif. Alan Young, Connie Hlne* and A drama about a woman who Like Bookcases Repeat of 6:90 p.m. 3:80 (9) Haase Party 8:30 (3) Man and Continent YIl (18) Digest Middle Tpke. West I Antiques (Series ID) (22-30) The Doctor* Leon Ames Telecast Slated (8) Inslrht marries first for security. (20) Operation Suecess With George Michael (8-20-40) Day In Coart (8-20-40) Ossie and Harriet (30) This Is the Ufe "T he- Skipper Surprised His (40) Starring the Editors Phone 643-2176 becauae the antenna*» up front in the handle 1 UN Ceacert 2:55 (8) New* with Womaa’* Teach (18) Subscription TV (40) Oral Roberts Wife," Robert Walker and Jan 7:00 (8) Lassie ) The Open Mind 9:00 (9) Edge ef Night (22^) BUly Graham Crasade On Voting Rights 18:H (3) Lamp Cnto My Feet Sterling. A Navy captain tries (3) Car 54, Where Are YouT America the Beautiful; How (22-90) Another Worid Special, from HawaU. 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•cheduM We Com ing Shows OB N B C T to lS D A Y JU p r o g r a m Tlii* week'« puielists on "The Louvre," NBC V v m f m o - •^tartlnff H ie Editors,” on ciaimed telecast^ the 'Frewdi ata oflloar maatarmtnds a bimia damage turns a young Channel 30 Sunday at 4:30 p.m. art museum, wljfi . be broadohat I (I) Bm * Saner gMdIy ambush agatnat Unloo- father Into a hostOa mute, hb again Tuesday 8r80-9:to pjiu "Arch at Trhanph.” Part I wife trim to have htan ocan- •nd Channel 40 at 6:30 p.m. Erich Harta Remarqua's rtorr (SS) Sanermaa mltted. (R> hne to include Herbert Brucker, of an Austrian aumeob, en- (:SS (SS) TThSM (MS4S) My Three Sana , Hartford C o u r a n t; William ' A study of highway aodideats ' In a desperate search (SS) Maverick n M MacMurray, William Dwight Jr., Holyoke Transcript- Illustrated by a night on .ac­ Lor a Qastago officer. Ingrid (SS) Swabhy Shaw Frawley, .Tim Conpldlna. Bergman, Chariet.lies Boyar and (:tS (S) HacUabarry Her 8:8# (8> Passward Telegram; Harold LaVanway, cident patrol With the Connec­ Charles Laughton (U) lUllea Drilar Marie ^ e n Luddan gumts* Qtral Oreenfleld Recorder Gasette, ticut State Police la presented (iFlfsvia ■ "SO Day Princess," Sylvia Sid­ Lawrence and Arthur Godfrey. and Alstn H. Olmstead, Man­ on Channel 24’s " A t Is s u e - "From This Day Forward." ney. Ctory Grant XS-8S-IS) Bawitehad Death on the Highway" Joan Fontaine. Mark Stevens, (SS) FUm Feataraa Elisabeth Montgomery, Dick chester Herald. Rosainaty deCarap,. Henry (W) BIflemaa York. (Agnm Uorehead. Wednesday at 8 p.m. Morgan. Down-to-earth story 8:H (SS) Kaaekaat 8:88 (8) The Celebrity Game Everett Dirksen, Minority of an average, young couple t:SS (I) News and Waalhar Cart Reiner hart. Celebrity Glenn Ford and Bette Jlavls living in the Bronx. N.T, dur­ (SS) Baahy and Hb Friaads ptuieUsto; Ife l Brooks. Martha leader o f the Senate, talks ing the depreastoa. trying to (SS) Adveatare arttk Flaah Rare. Jan aad Dean, Barbara about himself and the Senate are cast in the movie, “Pocket­ IniUd tor "tomorrow." Qaraaa M ^ a lr, BasQ Rathbone. on CBS’ "Everett Dirksen: A ful of Miracles" tomorrow from (M> The Babas Gama (SS) Aettoa News (884S) Haael 9-11:30 p.m. on ABC. At Hosm wMh Kitty SiSS (S) Sparts, News and Weather (8-SMS) Paytoa Plaea Self-portrait” tomorrow from <4|4«)...... Aettaa -Maws (SS) hdvoBtares to Farsdbe From the source of power in 0-S:30 p.m. 1 : « (M> Barbara Barnard Shaw t iU (8) News Boston, a mysterious emis­ .’The London Symphony O r 1:M (S> As iha Warld Taras (St) aabboaso ^ sary, tor paraats aad dau.ugh- tn-M) I « t ’s Hake a Deal <0> •:S8 (SS) Special Be port ter, a strained, uncelebrai Chekhov’s play, "The Wild chestra will perform in the (M> This U the Uia • :SS (S) Mews meeting. Duck,” is performed ’Thursday hall of the General Assembly (4S> The Babas Game (8) Laramie ISsSt (S) Mtohslak af Bxeel- at 9 p.m. on Channel 24, re­ of the United Nations FMday 1:SS (ItM ) Mews (SS-3S) Haatley • BrtoUay peated Friday at 10:30 p.m. at 8 p.m. on Channel 24. S :SS Passward Bepart "Jasi on a Summer's Day" (n-3S> Mameat a( Trath •iSS (M> Mews and Weather A special broadcast capturing (SMS) Flame to the Wlad 8:4S (SS) News performances by some of the Humphrey Bogart is the star Chancellor Ludwig Elrhard o f tiSt (S) Haase Party 7;W (S) Wyatt Karp greatest names in Jasz and Of the movie, "W e’re N o Angels,' West Germany is interviewed (SS-St> The Doctors (U ) In the Fnblic latorasi the atmoophere attendant to a (8-SMS) Day to Coart (SS) Sea War Newport Jam Festival. on NBC’s "M eet the Press” to­ S:SS (i) News with Womans Toaeh (SS-SS-SS) Local News aad t t « ) VKraft Saspease Theatre morrow 6-6:30 p.m. B:SS (S) Edge of Night Weather (84S-SS) dlauaw Deaa Shew (SS-SS) Another World 7:U (SS) Wcatara Mass. 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FRIDAY JO PROGRAM ef TV ami Time fthanart . (SS) BUtoa (SMS) F.D.B. I:SS (Si Best Srtter :U (SS) kamhant ISiSS (8) ito tte ^ s Feepb '.‘Arch of Triumph." Fiort n S:rtS (S) Toar Senator tram Cooa. Richard (Jrenna, "(Question: RADIOS (t> Mevb 8 Sen. Abraham A Rlbicorf. D- Which One Has the Privilege?" "Dance Girt, Dance," Lucille Hartford. Whether a newspAperman has CALL 649-1124 G A l 9 4 i R $ Ban. Maureen O’Hara, Louis (S) Nows nod Weather the right to protect the source .. ,,RaywanL Two girls, rivab to (SS) Baeky aad Mb Frbads of e damaging news story fa»- • .have their names, in lights, aro (SS) Advoatare with Flash Totvlng a member of the leghl- TV-RadIo, Sales and Sorvtee both after thh same man too. Gerdea lature is at issue. (R) (S8) The Rebas c (M)_ Aetlea News (SS-SS) Jack Farr Program '(IS-Si) At Masae with KMty •iSS (S^8^j^,_ News aad Weather (SMS) Twelve O’Cleck High . (SS) Actba Mews ( a ) ___ U:SS (SA-tS-tt-SMS) News, aaerti 1:SS (SS) Baihara Bernard Shew « :U (S) News aad Weather 1:1S (8) As the World Taras (S3) aabheasa (IS) For AdalU Only •. ncK-upADfuvonr (SS-SS) Let’s Moke a Deal (0) f:SS (SS) Speetol Bepert "Bread, Love and Dreanu" (SS) Faith for Today Sil8 (S) News U:18 (tS) NIghUtfe GARDEN (SS) The Bebas Game Beorbea Street Beat (St) T va l^ t Shaw C A U 649-1752 S;SS (S) Fasswerd "The Tiger Moth." Res Ran- Starring Johnny Carson (C) (SS-SS) Meaual ef Ttath dolpfa untangles the web of SUPPLIES (SStSS) Flame In the Wlad U:tS (S) America’s Greatost Wavlss Frank Findlay— Pete Gamer murder that ensnares a beau- 1 "Decision Before Dawn." S:SS (S)^aase Party . tlful giri. Youngxoung Germohuermon war prisooer Props.. (tt-S8) The Doctors (SS-SS) HaaUey . Brinkley Fertilizers, Seeds, Shrubs (t-SMS) Day to Court returns to wartime Germany and Grain Bepert to work for American tnteUL 8 Griswold S t Manchester S:56 (S) News WithwtIhW WornAa*! 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VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 210 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1905 (Olaeoifled Advertlilac ou Page Id) PRICE SEVEN CENTS They’re and All’s O.K.

Trial TV Rejected McDivitt, White Land Almost on Bullseye Supreme Court Kills HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)— A.'itronauts James A. Mc­ Divitt and Edward H. White II and their Gemini 4 spacecraft splashed safely into the Atlantic Ocean af­ ter their record four-day space flight today and werg swiftly picked up by a helicopter. Birth Control Law I Both astronaut.s reported they were in good condi­ tion after their 97-hour .'i7-minute endurance flight WASHINGTON (AP)__ MIon for the Advancement of'^ered the court's main opinion Colored People in an Alabama which overturned conviction of jdunng which they set an American man-in-space rec- The Supreme Court struck case. Estes in a Tyler, Tex., -state I ord and While tixik a walk in space. down today Connecticut’s Douglas then went on to say: court trial. I Both Asli-onnuLs reported they ; ------antibirth control legisla­ "Would we allow the police to Clark's opinion said that the " were in good condition after in Hoti.ston, mi.ssion director tion. search the -sacred precincts of chief function of Judicial ma­ Uieir 97-hi)Ur .57-minute emliir (Thri.stopher C Kraft Jr., lit his The court ruled on an ap­ marital bedrooms for telltale chinery is to ascertain the truth ance flight during which Uiey traditional victory cigar. peal challenging Connecticut .signs of contraceptives? The and "the use of television, how­ I set an American man-in-sp,ice The craft plunged into the .sea iaw.s banning the use of con­ very idea is repulsive to the no­ ever, cannot be said to contrib­ record and While look a walk in only five miles from a helicop­ traceptives and prohibiting the tions of privacy surrounding the ute materially to this objective. ' space. ter that had beciV^ispatched giving of advice about birth marriage relationship. "Rather," Clark .stated, "its 1 Tliey al.so reported they Were from the deck of the main re­ control devices. "We deal with a right of pri­ use amounts to the injection of i hungry. covery ship, the aircraft carrier vacy older than thp Bill of an irrelevant factor into court ! Gemini 4 plunked into Uie sea Wasp Ju.stice William O. Douglas Rights older than our politi­ delivered the 7-2 decision. proceedings. In addition expen- at 12:1.7 p.m. EST about ,7!)0 The Wasp was about 46 miles Justice Potter Stewart wrote cal parties, older than our ence teaches that there arc i miles east of (Tape Kennedy from Gemini 4. steaming to­ a dissenting opinion in which school .system. Marriage is a numerous situations in w'hich it where they staried their hi.storu- ward it for a pickup. Justice Hugo L. Black joined. coming together for better or might cause actual unfaime.ss Joiirney la.sl Thursday. McDivitt and While reported worse, hopefully enduring and Douglas' opinion said the Con- . , . some so subtle as to defy ' Within minute.s both a search that "everything is okay” after intimate to a degree of being aecticut case "concerns the re­ detection by the accused or con­ helicopter and plane were over- the landing. lationship lying within the zone sacred. The association pro­ trol by the Judge." The word was relayed to a motes a way of life, not causes; I head. They repirted the capsule of privacy created by several search airplane which was on a harmony in living, not politi­ Clark went on in an 18-page ' in good condition and floa.ting fundamental constitutional printed opinion to explain what well. the scene within minutes. The cal faith; a bilateral loyalty, not word was relayed to the Wa.sp guarantees." commercial or social projects. he thought were .some of the ! The landing was about 40 He went on; "And it concerns effects of u.se of- tele\nsion in for transmission to Mi.ssion (Ton- Stewart's dissenting opinion miles .short of the planned land- trol Center in Houston. a law which, in forbidding the said the Supreme Court was not criminal trials and cited, among I ing point and about 48 miles use of contraceptives rather taking the con-stitutional way to other things, the impact of ' from the main recovery .ship, The astronauts requested by than regulating their manufac­ strike down the Connecticut courtroom television on a de­ ' the aircraft carrier Wa.sp. radio that they be picked up by ture or sale, seeks to achieve its fendant. helicopter rather than waiting law, urging that the people of lAP Photofax) A helicopter di.spatc.hed from goals by means having a maxi­ Connecticut should be permitted "Its presence," said Clark, the Wasp picked up McDivitt for the ship to pull alongside. After four days in the cramped quarters of Gemini 4, Astronauts Edward The final orbit, number 62, mum destructive impact upon to do so through their elected "Ls a form of menial if not and White about 12:47 p.m. and that relaUonshIp. began at 10:22 a.m. Splashdown representatives, phy.sical hara.s-sment, re.seni- White and James McDivitt can look forward to room to spare in these quar­ carried them toward the Wasp. "Such a law cannot stand in bling a police line up or the third is due at 12:15 p.m. "Don't TTie court, in a 5-4 division ters aboard the aircraft carrier Wasp. This is the bedroom of Capt. James The copter was piloted by Navy Mght of the familiar principle so degree. Omdr. Clarence O. Fisk. forget, I want to be recovered in often applied by this court, that al.so declared that the televis­ W. Conger where the men will rest following their medical checkups. a hurry," command pilot Me- "The inevita'ble close ups of Before the a.stronauts left the a ‘governmental purpose to con­ ing of criminal trials denies to his gestures and expressions Dvitt radioed back in his crisp trol or prevent activities consti­ defendants their constitutional capsule, frogmen secured it tenor voice. during the ordeal of his trial with a flotation collar. The tutionally subject to state reg­ right of due process of law. might well transgre.ss his per­ "Roger.” replied th* flight ulation may not be achieved by It ruled on an appeal by Billie Familiar Face Viet Nam Action swimmers had dropped from communicator. "They're (re­ sonal sensibilities, his dignity, the helicopters with a raft. means which sweep unneces­ Sol Estes, the Texas promoter, and his ability to concentrate on cover forces) on the way, AM sarily broadly and thereby in­ who said he did not get a fair THOMASTON (AP) — Before leaving the spacecraft the proceedings before him — each astronaut took a blood you got to do is hit the spot. vade the area of protected free­ trial on swindling charges be­ Fred Denis was on the roof "Jim ,” he continued, "it looks sometimes the difference be­ pressure reading for the medi­ dom. ' cause proceedings were con­ of his burning restaurant real good from here. We've got tween iife and death dispas­ cal records. Douglas was quoting from an ducted under the eyes of the sionately, freely and without the when he saw a familiar the targeting area and proce­ •arlier Supreme Court decision TV cameras. face. Planes Smash Then they opened the right dures worked out to get the re­ Involving the National Associa Justice Tom C. Clark deliv- (See Page Eight) It was fireman Peter spaaeoraft hatch and climbed covery forces in real quick.” into the huge raft. A helicopter Raider, who rescued Denis He told McDivitt it appeared from the roof of the White plucked them from the ocean on a 30-foot hoist with a hamess- he and White would experience Fence Inn during the 1955 a load of about eight times the flood. Once again he Hke attachment. Several Sites At the time of pickup, the force of gravity when the cap>- brought Denis to safety. sule hits the searing atmosphere The restaurant survived Wasp had steamed to within 32 Collegers First Graduates SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P )— U.S. and Vietna­ miles The helicopter pilot re­ of re-entry — about twice the the flood but not the fire. force they anticipated but ne It was destroyed by the mese planes destroyed a military radio station in North ported the astronauts were in Sunday morning blaze. Viet Nam today and hit a radar site, a supply depot, good shape and in high spirits. (See Page Eight) In the Mission Control Center Denis estimated the loss military barracks and three boats, a military spokes­ Compared to Test Pilots at $250,000. man announced. Pilots repxjrted destroying 10 ted nine mile-s southwest of the Associate degrees were<^-A« W«Lrren St»k«r, th« oom-^wiith tlielr new idoills. At least weapxjns piositlons around a ra­ new Chu Lai airstrip. Astronauts’ Log conferred on the first moaicemeint speaker and vice one. William P. Rice Jr., the dar site on Hon Nieu Island and The Marines were caMed in to president of the Hartford (Ten­ valedictorian, will transfer to a Ferry Workers’ clear the area at the request of graduating class of Man­ destroying or damaging 19 ter of Renaslaer Polytechnic In­ four-yMr college. lyce is going buildings at the (Thap Le army a Vietnamese district chief. The chester Community Col­ stitute, said; to Wlllmantlc State College Homes Target barracks complex five miles Viet Oong wounded were taken lege yesterday afternoon "You, the first class, have and plans to be a teacher. north of the border. prisoner by a government force. Slated for Orbiting under a blazing sun in the been .somewhat, like test pilots One young lady, Karen Eight U.S. F106 Jets hit the The previous large.st toll of who check out the newly de­ Btecko, took the executive sec­ Of Fire Bombs radio station and communica­ the Viet Oong by American quadrangle of Manchester signed aircraft to see that it retarial curriculum but became tions center and pilots repx>rted ground action was 20 killed by High School. The occasion flies as it was designed to fly. so interested in some arts sub­ NEW YORK (AP) — Fire both were destroyed, the two Marine pjatrols in the Chu For Gemini’ s Flight jects along the way that she is bombs were hurled toiday at two verged on the historic I think this analogy Is an apt spokesman said. The location (See Page Ten) since the Class of 1965 is one because the re.sults and ob­ planning'to take some £k^li^ homes occupied by still-working was not given. and history courses during the employes of the struck Staten HOUSTON, Tex, (A P )— Gemini 4 astronauts James the first and maybe the servations of the test pilot are The pilots also repx>rted they used to evaluate the design. evening. Island Ferry. A cinder block sank a vessel near ^ u te 1 and A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II hurtled through last to graduate from the Modifications are made as re­ AM will bo watched with was thrown through a window left two others sinking after the space today toward the climax of their record-smash­ critical eye as they venture into at the home of a third worker. U.S. Forces college while it is under quired to obtain the desired per­ crews opened up on them with ing, history-making flight— a landing west of Cap« formance." the academic, buitoesa or tech­ Later, at least three trains heavy automatic weapions. town auspices. carrying commuters to the ferry The (Tlase of 1965 follow; Su­ nical spheres. The planes also hit the Vinh Kennedy in the Atlantic Ocean. Aa School Supt. William Cur- terminal at St. George, Staten Over 50,000 zanne Davidson, associate in "With your having completed supply depx)t which has been a The spIasAidown, set for about<4> prMident ex-officio o t the Island, were stopped by seven 12:14 p.m. (EST), was to be science degi^ee In accounting: the requireiftents of the curric­ target before. The pilots said Divllt was given re-entry In­ college, said "The bill on higher pickets from the striking union. SAIGON, South Viet Nam James D. Oilbert, associate in ulum, the academic process has heavy smoke blanketed the area made in Mercury-atyle — sens formation by Canary Islands education (approved by the All seven were arrested. science in' business administra­ now run the full cycle. The sig­ and most of the 15 tons of (AP) — U.S. military author­ benefit of a computer system tracking station as Gemini 4 houae Friday) haa an excellent No injuries were reported in tion; Karen A. Orant, associate nificance then of this occasion, bombs hit a warehouse complex ities disclosed today that the whiefh went out of order Sunday. streaked toward Tripoli and chance of passing. The Jurisdlc- the fire bombings. Space officials predicted the in science in executive secreta­ as viewed by an educator, is of 11 buildings. strength of American military Bengasi. Apollo landmark ex­ tton of the college will tl\jn that it represents that point in landing would be safe, about 15 oome under the state comi rial; Dwight B. McQuade, asso­ The seven pickets, from 'the The spokesmen said the periment information also the development of this new .striking AFL-CIO Marine Engi­ per-sonnel in South Viet Nam degrees per ^'second in good passed to him and he was told •ion on higher education.” ciate in sdence in business ad­ planes ran into "intense antiair­ now has pxa.ssed the 60.(XX) mark. college at )^ lch evaluation and neers Beneficial Association, craft fire” but all returned safe­ weather. to use all remaining film at his But for the graduaAM, for ministration; WLUtam P. Rice critical review of the programs They said that aa ot June 3 the As the two Air Force major.s Jr., aasociate in arts in liberal lined up across Staten Island discretion. McDivitt saiq "all Dean Frederick Lowe, for the smd their objectives';oan com­ ly- figure was approximately 51,- neared the end of their four-day arts and science; and Karen B. Rapid Transit tracks at Tysens spacecraft systems and crew community college faculty and mence," said Dr. StoRpt. On the ground, U.S. Marines 000. trip, flight surgeons said their go,” but sounded tired. A few Stecko, associate in science in Lane, New Dorp, Staten I.sland. scored their biggest success of •taff, for the Citizen.5 Advisory "Your progress in careers Of that total, a spokesman condition remained "as tit and minutes later he said, “ I'm executive secretarial. They stopped trains which car- the Viet Nam war Saturday Council, and for the town— thds win be lollowed with great in­ said, about 21,500 are U.S. as good as when they took off." pretty tired and sleepy, I sus­ was a proud ntomenft. Moot have been taking termi­ terest. 'Ihe comments at your (See Page Nine) when' they killed 80 Viet (Tong Army, 16,500 U.S. Marine Corps. They were then in their 56th pect Ed is, too." It was the end, and the be­ nal programs. They ha"ve been and wounded 60 others with ar­ 9,500 U.S. Atr Force and 3,500 orbit with a half dozen to go. Orbit No. 59 (5:37 a.m.) — ginning also, of an evaluation. seeking Jobs commensurate (See Page Ten) tillery (ire. But eight leather­ U.S. Navy. The final orbit-by-orbit record With 91 hours and 31 minutes of necks were lost Sunday in a hel­ Here is a chronology chowing — all times Eastern Standard: icopter collision over the South how U.S. p>ersonnel committed the mission gone, McDivitt was Orbit No. 54 ( 9:47 p.m.I — given orbital track information (Thina Sea. to Viet Nam has increased: White reported he had been A U.S. military spokesman and ordered to awaken White 1960 unable to track the winged .sa­ repxjrted that Marine g^inners May 6 — U.S. replying about and get "a couple of hours sleep on Saturday pxjured 63 rounds tellite Pegasus 2, seeh by the yourself. " (Temini control into a,Viet Oong battalion spx>t- (See Page Nine) astronauts earlier in their flight. checked back 20 minutea later ControHers continued efforts to find a solution to the computer (See Page Tea) trouble. Physical condition of both spacemen, flight phy.si- cians said, continued "very good.” State Raise Bill Orbit No. 56 (11:21 p.m.) — White received preliminary in- News Tidbits .structions for Monday's landing. from the AP Wires -K* Mission control said the instruc­ Gerfain of Passage tions which may be updated, were for a Mercury-type de­ President Johnson's request , scent. Weather reports (or the HARTFORD (A P )— It should be smooth sailing the for $89 million to launch an recovery area said there was extended program of economls rest of the way for the omnibus judicial and pay raise good visibility, waves 3 to 4 feet aid in South Viet Nam. Thai­ bill. t ------Ugh, east to southeast winds at land and Laos approved 13-4 by • The measure, which would on, said, "This legislature isn't 15 knots and widely scattered the Senate Foreign Relations firm up the "chain of coni- being fair to the rest of the showers. Com m ittee... “ The draft was mand" in Uie state Judicial aya- state employes, and to Uie teach­ Orbit No. 56 (12:56 a.m.) — responsible, directly or indi­ tem and create 11 more judge- ers, unless we permit the Judges With leas than 11 hours remain­ rectly, for about 60 per cent of shlpw hit a snag in the House to make their oontributitms to ing in the GT-4 mission, McDi- our new enlisted men’’ last Saturday. • thedr retirement.” vMt was ending a sleep period year, Secretary of Defense Rol^ It had already received a But Republican and Democra­ and White becinnlng one. Off ert S. McNkmara says in testt- nearly unanimous chorus of tic leaders urged that the the coast of Peru, approaching mooy urging a' $446,586 mili­ “ ayea" when Majority Leader amendment, which would have the Roee KNOT Victor tracking tary pay Increase. Louis J. Padula, R-Norwalk, slowed down the progress of the ship, mission control officials An unexpectedly large num­ asked that it be reconsidered. bill, be rejected. said the mission had been "100 ber of public school distrlcta in Padula expjlalned that he had "If we pass the amendment," per cent successful eo far." Southern and border, states ars overlooked a commitment he said Assistant Minority Leader Orbit No. 57 (3;S9 a.m.) BulMnittlnc plana for voiun- had made several days before Peter A. (Trombie, D-B)nfleld, With 88 hours and 47 minutes of tary deaegregatloa of all 13 to Rep. Morris B. Hogan, R- “ we are very likely to lose the the flight tiniahed. White report­ grades by this fall, the offlca Buriington, promising to allow bill, which we do not want to ed to Oanary Islands tracking of education sa y s... U.S. Am­ Hogan to submit qn amendment. do.” station; "Everything still looks bassador Maxwell D. Taylor rs- Hogan's amendment, which Orombie conceded that there good except the computer." turns home for consultations would have required Judges to appeared tq be crniatderabLe sup­ About 33 mdi.-kes later, aa Gem­ with President Johnson and contribute five per cent of their port (or the idea ,of having ini 4 sped oVer Borneo and the left open the possibility M • salaries toward their p>ensions, Judges contribute to their pen­ (Telebea, miseion control report-, greater oomhat role for UJl> quickly gained suppori through­ sions, but he added that a study ed that the US6 Wasp was at the foroes In Viet Nam. out the House. of the Judicial pension program rscovsry sits, itO miles east ot A young Kansas farm boy, Hogan argued that "it is already planned. (Taps Ksiuisdy' and 63S miles fresh out of collsgs and r«- wouldn’t be too much of a pen­ Hogan said that under the southwest o<, Bermute. TM r^ portedly looking fw Job, la alty on the judges to start ooo- present system a Judge who rs- minutes Ister, tlM spacecyaB sought hi a wWs manhunt on a (gtbuUng to the (pension) fund" tirss at the mandatory rstira> was In mld-Paaiflc on a routs fsderal eharga of robbing a bnoauM they w e n begin ghr«h msnt age o f TO raosi’ifea a peo> that wQitti lilM R ovsrnarilM ni Nsbraska bank in whMi wrai, - 1965—Suzanne Davictoon, Janies GiL" Stecko, apd. William Rice Jr., ' valedictorian. MIIsM In Ute same btU. f)i'iSiiiesy am} VenMusla. pwam tsesekHideiiiafaturtB ' bart, Kar«B tSrant, Dwight McQuade,. Karen (Herald•‘ photo by Pinto.) Itgp. Italph J. Brown, R-BMt- ,<6ea Faga T b n a ) OrUt No. SS (itog a.io.) — Ms* was wounded-. . T ■ . ■ ... " ■' 4 - ' \.A' ♦ u ®. ^4 i r ■( -.'I I J' vt '