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'* li Parkway Crash c; Kills Mother, 24 STAMFORD (AP) — A young mother was injured Killed in Hartford fatally today when"* car driven by her husband ran — ♦ off the Merritt Parkway and crashed into a tree. Trades Shots The couple's two children suf­ fered minor Injuries. Mrs. Marjdrie Sinclidr, 34, of With Suspect Quincy, Mass., died of her in juries shortly after she was ad' mitted to Stamford Hospital. In Hotel Hall Her husband. John, 24, the driver of the auto, was arrested and charged with negligent HARTFORD (AP) — A homicide. He was released un­ Hartford poliedman "stak­ der 11.000 bond, pending ap­ ing out” the hotel room of pearance in Qrcult Court here June 18. a man suspected of wound­ Michael, 2, and Anthony, 1, ing another policeman in an the couple’s children, were appliance store burglary treated for minor injuries. Sunday night was shot and Police said the accident oc­ curred on the Parkway about killed today in the Hotel fi:4S a.m. near exit 34. Hartford. A suspect, John Burt, 34, a Predicts Cloture resident of the hotel and a re­ cent arrival to Hartford, wap in NEW LONDON (A P I—U.S. critical condition at St. Francia Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff (D- , Hospital from two shots In- Conn.i has predicted a cloture I fllcted by the policeman. petition to end civil rights de­ I Police said Burt, a Negro, ad­ bates will be introduced in the mitted the fatal shooting, but Senate Immediately after Clali- denied implication in the bur­ fom la's presidential primary, glary shooting. June 2. Dead is Henry W. Jennings, He further predicts the clo­ 28, of 193 Cleveland Avs., a ture will be favored by two- Weaver High graduate and Mr*. Marcel Dassault, kidnaped wife of millionaire French w'^arplane builder, thirds of the senators voting four-year veteran of the Hart­ and that a strong civil rights ford Police Department. A Na* la reunit^ with her husband after she was found safe in an abandoned farm­ bill will be parsed by mid-June. gro, he leaves a wife, Mabel, a house north of Paris. (AP Photofax.) Speaking at 'Beth El Syna­ 6-year-old son Henry Jr., and a gogue Me^s Club’s installation 5-month-old daughter, Jennifer. here last night, Ribicoff said In satisfactory condition at the action will lead the way to Hartford Hospital is Patrolman New Orleans Senate consideration of anti- James F. Regan, 35, wounded in Gendarmes Seek poverty, medicare and other the night-time incident at the legislation blocked- by the fili­ burglarized store. Pays Tribute buster. Det. Capt. Thomas Hankard today offered this raeonatruo- Photographer Dies tion of the burglary and shoot­ To Morrison Leader in Kidnap Firemen work to clear wreckage of cars involved in a 4-car collision on the Con­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — Private ing: funeral services will ba held for necticut Turnpike in Greenwich yesterday in which six persons were killed. Patrolman Regan surpriaad a NEW ORLEANS. La. (AP)— (AP Photofax.) , PARIS (A P )— With three men in jail, police launched Donald Holston, a news photo­ man burglarizing an Asylum TWb historic city paused in sor­ grapher from West Haven. -■f ______St. appliance store during a row today to pay tribute to de- a man-hunt today for the suave, highliving mastermind Holsten died Saturday in routine door check about 3 ajn. LMseps S. Morrison, who behind the kidnaping of Mrs. Marcel Dassault, wife of a Grace New Haven Community He was wounded, and in the Mhloved success in poUUcs, dip- rich warplane builder. A car the man stole in his get­ Hospital, a day before his 49th Expose Lines shooting, the burglar or bur­ lomaay and soldieiinK. birthday. glars escaped with Ms aervlaa His body, broken In a plane away was found abandoned in a suburb. Weekend Mishaps revolver. He worked mainly as a frea araab. In Mexico's Tunaulipas "The chief w4s charming with *' With N-Arms, Pottae InwMdlaUto tocaar a m e,” the 68-year-old Paris so- ■ three or (our big operations lance photographer and at var­ llbtobiina last Friday, will Ue ious by the tight dragnet aroinid toa tsmnr to atato tor to hours in his old oiallte said after two gendarmes , each year in. order to live like city. stumbled on 4 toa 4the a gangsters'm a 4 a a m * ft . • . a- Asi^lated fPress’,' New Haven aftlco In OaUlar B aU -tbe for­ he wanted to live." Journal Courier and for 20 years Barley ’iW State Based on information proadd- m er city hall where Morrison hideout in an abandoned farm- The motive (or the kidnaping ed by Patrolman Regan, a ix>- hoiue north of Paris and freed was contract photographer for had aorved many of hla U years was ransom, but Dassault, who the Bridgeport Sunday Herald. WASHINGTON AP — ?en. liceman was stationed hi l^ rfs aa mayor. her Sunday. "But they are detn- makes the planes for President room on the fln t floor at toa gerous men. I wasn’t afraid, but Besides his mother, he leaves Barry Goldwater says low-jdeld GtRHHNWKJH (AP) Acci-<^in Westport vtoere he conferred -7 Morriaon, 63; his youngest son Charles de Gaulle's nuclear a son and a daughter, a brother, atomic weapons could be used hotel at Church and Aim Sta. I was ready for anything." strike force, said none was dents. Including one of the with officials investigating the Patrolman Jennings had just John JUndolph, 7; and five and two grandchildren. to burn jungle foliage and ex­ worst on the Connecticut Turn­ accident. o ^ r paraoiu perished in the The frail but perky Mrs. Das­ paid. relieved another officer in sault said the gang leader pose Cfommunlst supply lines pike since it opened in 1968, State police said the accident arash, which reportedly oc- It was Mrs. Dassault’s daring along South Viet Nam's border. Burt’s room when Burt arrived, talked with her for many of the that led to her discovery. Two Five-Day Forecast cltUmed 12 live.s in the state occurred when a car driven b y ' at aibout 9:15, acoording to aarrad during a blinding rain­ The Arizona senator was during the weekend. Mrs. Lorraine S. Roth, 36, o f ' eight hours she was held in the village gendarmes. poking JVINDSOR LOCKS (AP)— Capt. Hankard. He said Burt storm. asked Sunday on the ABC ra­ Six persons suffered fatal in­ Port Che.ster, N.Y. .suddenly An Air Force Albatross land- (arm house. He boasted of i^is around outside the ramshackle The U.S. Weather Bureau is­ dio and television program "is­ turned the key, entered toe exploits and said he had a beau-1 farmhouse shouted: "Is anyone juries in the four-car collision went out of control, swung into room, and went in. He saw Pa­ ad at nearby, Alvin Callendar sued this five-day forecast to­ sues and Answers” how jungle on the superhighway in Green- the opposite lane, and struck a Naval Air StaUon Sunday with tlful apartment in Paris, she here?” day for Connecticut, for May trolman Jennings, turned, and ■•Ided. Mrs. Dassault startled her trails which can’t be spotted wlch. The accident brought to car driven by Herman Laws, 74, ran down the hall toward tha toe flag-draped coffina of the 26-30; from the air should be handled nine the number killed on Con- Relating her experiences in armed guard by shouting "'Ves! of Stamford. lobby. Mven victims. Temperatures over Connecti­ ' In the U.S.-supported war. necticut highways between Fri­ Mrs.Roth, her daughter. Lynn, Morrison, who resigned a an interview today with her 78- Don’t leave!” cut Tuesday through Saturday Patrolman Jennings foUoared, year-old husband at her side, The guard, identified as Mar I "There have been several sug­ day night and midnight Sunday. 9, and one of Lynn's friends, and fired four shots, Captain year ago as U.S. ambassador to are expected to average 2 to 7 gestions made. I don’t think we Susain Chute, 11, of Port Ches­ toe Organisation of American Mrs. Dassault said: Three teen-age boys drowned. Hankard said. Two lodged M degrees above normal, with slow would use any of them. But de­ ter were killed. So were Laws ■tates to make his third try for "He said he had to conduct (See Page Two) warming trend Tuesday and In addition, a Connecticut res­ the walls, while one hit tha sua- foliation of the forest by low ident was killed in a highway and his wife, Henrietta, 06. pect in the cheat, another In the vemor, will be buried with 'Wednesday, followed by cooler ; yield atomic weapons could well Joan Roth, 8, died in Green­ 1 military honors. He was a temperatures Thursday and a collision in Springfield, Mass. stomach. C I be done. When you remove the The death toll from the wich Hospital shortly after the Burt then turned and fired ■Mjor general in the U.S. Army warming trend again by the foliage, you remove the cover," accident. Keaerva. weekend. Greenwich accident equalled once, striking Patrolman Jen­ Seven Die in Wake of Panic ' Goldwater said. that of the Turnpike’s worst The three children were Some normal high and low nings just over his left lip, kM- Othars killed were Ovide J.' In the interview, Goldwater previous crash. A car carrying wearing bathing suits. temperatures during this pe­ Oanac, N , of Houma, president , urged the bombing with conven- eight persons rammed an abut­ They were being taken for a riod are Hartford 76 and 92, (Bee Page Ten) to a towing company Raleigh After Fire Dance Accident I tlonal weapons of bridges, roads ment in Bridgeport, March 15, swim at Sherwood Island State Fallegrin, 47, of Montegut, a New Haven 70 and 91, and and railroads used to bring sup- Park. Temperatures were in Bridgeport 71 and 93. 1963, Only t)wx> of the eight sur­ t e t a c employe; Hugh Ward, the vived. the 90’s yesjerday. Brownsville, Tex.; and SAN FRANCTSCO (AP) — A<^when the fire broke out said a Precipitation amounts wrlli seventh victim died today of misunderstanding triggered the (8ee Page Eight) Gov. John N. Dempsey, a Police were unable to deter­ Oarolyn Vandergrlft, 36, aind her range up to one half inch, oc­ mine why Mrs. Roth’s ■ ear bums suffered in a fire that blaze and ensuing panic. curring as scattered showers guest on a television program T-year-eld son, Kristopher, who swept the parish hall of All Hal­ went out of control. Bulletins tacenUy had moved from Wash- David Quaine, for five years Wednesday night or Thursday In New York City yesterday, lows OtthoUc Church during a a night club fire dancer, told “ It could have been any­ on, p.C., to West Palm morning. Eisenhower Asks came upon the Greenwich ac- Called from AP Wire* Samoan fire dance Saturday newsmen he intended to biarrow , , cldent as he and Mrs. Dempsey thing,’’ said Sg;t. Eklward Col­ ch, Fla. '' E night. a book of matches to light the I V o i n i r i f * P drove back to Hartford. lins. "We just don't know.” In West Palm Beach, Mar- The latest victim was identi­ gasoline-soaked sword he whirls Philip Curtiss Dies i V l J l I I l I l C C governor got out of his State Police believe .speed ORDERS SC»100L« OPEN fied at Presbyterian Hospital as in his act. ------car and offered to lend what was a factor In the weekend's (Bee Page Eleven) WINSTBID (A P ) — Philip Tau Lefitl Jr. Like the others A drummer in the band, he Everett Curtiss, who wrote a NEW YORK (AP) -- Former assistance he could. He then WABHINOTON (AP) — who dl'ed, Lefitl was a member said, "whipped out a lighter and series of novels before becoming President Dwight D. Eisenhower drove to State Police barracks (See Page Tea) Hie Supreme Court ordered of the city’s Samoan communl, set the sword on fire,” and a a Connecticut legislator, is dead in a copyright statement in to- Prinoe Edward County, Va.* ty. bowl of ga.soline ignited with a at 79, day's New York Herald Tribune today to reopen Its publla * Seventy-five other persons roar. Curtiss, elected in 1941 to the said the Republican presiden­ schools on a desegrated basis News Tidbits were badly burned and 12 were Once the blaze had begun an State House of Representatives tial nominee must be a man of by next September. County said to be still In critical condi­ unidentified man sprayed water and who served through the (Irmneqs — but not impulsvie- education offioiala cloaed' Mw I ■ from the AP Wires tion today. into the gasoline, witnesses said. 1947 session, died Saturday ness — In foreign affairs, and Florida Primary Vote schools In 1968 ta avoid One ei the three Samoan fire show a willingness to meet "new oourt-ordered admission od m dancers who were performing (See Page Two) (See Page Ten) needs" of the people. Negroes. The Prinoe Edward * TV>p representatives of Soviet Eisenhower also stressed the Tops Political Week racial mntroversy has been Xtolon and Czechoslovakia walk "furtherance of civil rights" and fought In otate and federal e «t of U.N. Security Council "loyal support (or the United oourta stiu« May, 1961. It was Nations" in the maintenance of ___ _ . . j . meeting during speech by South WASHINGTON (AP) Ben.'^Associated Press purvey of first one of tho original school de­ Nam Ambassador Vu Van segregation cases decided hy i, « . . . The former president declined ! Barry Goldwater’s strength vo^s showed this lineup: Wall. . , . National president of Barry Goldwater the Supreme Court on May f T A says time is fast running again to indicate a preference among Florida Republicans will 17, 1964. Justloe Hugo U. among announced or unan- ■ v . . ^ j , William W. Scranton 70 CNit for "a just solution to the nounced candidates for the GOP Tu^day in a primary Henry Cabot Lodge ‘'44 Black delivered the court’s , dees, inequalities and nomination, saying it Is "not my highlights this week’s po- Nelson W. Rockefeller 40 main opinion today. Jnatleea • .^ vatlon s suffered by aonw; proper role" to name names, litlcaL schedule. _ Margaret Chase Smith 15 Tom C. Clark and John M. dldran beoanse of their race or and "I do not intend to attempt' However, much of the' political ..Richard M. Nixon 11 Harlan noted they ~ agreed •alor. thlK-" Interest is on a race that won't Favorite sons 102 with the reasoning In Black’s Kobart Henry Nicolaus, 31, of He added that the Republican be.decided until June 2: The Uncommitted 225 opinion, but disagreed with ■aeramanto, Calif, a d m i t s nominee should be a man who Arizona senator’s battle with Rockefeller is expected to rap­ the holding that federal gHeollag hla three children to ------Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of ture most of New York’s 92 del- courts are empovered to or­ toato baeauae he thought they (Bee Page Ten) New York for California’s M der reopening of the county ,roiild be batter off In htoytn.. ------Republican convention votes. (Bee Page Ten) sohools. tes office reports., . . Rifle j _ Other events this week Include kfllad President John F. JMeeroes rrolest Tuesday’s runoff primary In ARSON .SlTHPECrm E edy, and long blue Umou- Oklahoma and Saturday’s pri- Chinese Assail fX>VENTI'. R. 1., (AP) ■taa driven In the fatal motor- R f k v i v n l o f m i o n ; mary in North Carolina and a Police snd fire offldahl f ads In Dallas last Nov. 38, fig- I i e v i v a i convenUon In Mls- UN Patrol Plan probed the possibility to ar> ton in almuUtad aaaaaalnaUon sissippl, also Saturday. son today In the woke to • a<^ie4ad by agents inveatigat- CHICAGO (AP) — Amos ’n’ The Republican National Con TOKYO (AP) — Communist 6600,(M0 fire whiik deatroyad i f t o e artana. * Andy are coming home and vention arrangements commit- s fuel oil depot, a bulldlBg DMnployment ioLBritaln at Chicago’s civil rights factions u e meefo here tJidlV“to'i^ 'ov China today called U.S. pro­ posals for guarding the _ South once used os a grain mill and Ito towea* rato in.tVt years . . . are in an uproar about it. filial plans and choose the three A newly npened ultra, - high Vlel Nam-Cambodia border with |iart of a large textile dye ( O w ‘ Nriaon A. I Roritefellar top convention officers. United Nations patrols a plot to works. One volunteer ft real sn into his final drive in frequency television station an­ nounced today It has purchased Sen. Thruston B. Morton, R' expand American aggression in died to a heaft attack while * a** Reptiblioan prasl- rerun privileges to the famed - 0 ° '’- ^ark Hatfie d ^ Indochina. helping to fight toa Maaai prtoiary campajpiing comedy sh ow T h e shows-77 of fPP**'' be the likely ' ” U.S. aggressbrs must gat out Hiirty other' flremau waru ft» words against the them-will be televised two for permanent and tern- of South Viet Nam; th^y must treated for smoke kihalatiwi _ sdmhiletratloe and times a week beginning June 4. | Pp'‘” y chairinen There is get out of Indochina," a Peking and minor Injuries— at the B an y Ckddwates^ B-Arls., "If they do." warned Edi.ard ^*P radio broadcast quoted a ' Pe­ scene and eight at Kant Ign policy- C. Berry, a civil rights leader. =• New York, the king People's Dally editorial aa County Hospital la Warwiek, Oong satMteurs mine "they (the sUtlon owners) are P^'i^V» national chaim an, to saying. Flat deliver the keynote addrees. Some 200 firenuM from Oav- gnonlHue train early, going to catch hell and the Replying to U.S. Ambassador entry. West Warwick, Satto* hmiMg sIgM olvlUaa sponsors of the show wUl not ““ The Florida OOP primary la Adlal E. Stevenaon’s declara­ ate and Cranston htopto (i(h| toe Viatnemaae De- sell to tha Negra market. to decide whether a slate to del­ tion May 31 before,, the UN. the Maoe, which n g s 4 m t af egates pledged to Gfoldwater ____ anoounoes . . . "It’s awfully late In tha day Security (found), the Chinese control tor more than iar* will cast the atate’a to conven­ said: "China absolutely fcannbt for anybody to be engaged In hours yesterday In the hanvu First'Deiwty Premlar Campers Safati tion votes. ♦ allow the Unifod N atlt^ to be t Mlkoyan, dumges anything as primitive as reviv­ *fg Mrs. Geneva Peterson of, Athol, Mass., prepares food fo r her family’s lu^ch Either way the senator le aa- drawn Into the, altuatlon In In­ Uy built-up Harris VUI'UlSM tJWted ‘ States . dropped ing the show,” angrily continued while her son, Stephen, 10, left, and fri^d Joel Brooks gather wood for fire at Barry, a Negro who la executive, sured a good bloc to ..votee. He dochina." ;ae«tion. A iptiliinHan I hr « h to lAMto on Japan to pre- state ftra nmiahafa Belchertown, Ma**., where more than 9,QOO persons in 2,166 families turned director to the CUcago Urban also is axpactad to pick,up Mls- The Rad Chinaaa rajecUon _____ Unton from to* Laagua. aisaipiii'B U votaa at toat atata’a apallad out to an adltorUI > Is WaM War n out ww the weekend for tho annual safari at tho Kew England Family Camp* OOP eonvantlaB. aiM togi o n Asaoeiatloh. At iM atato to tha A a V 1 / 'V- r: -A- h . f / . ■f ' / . 1 . • ' ! - t f j j .»r /■

HAMCHESnat EVfiKlNO HBRALD. IIANCHISTBB, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 2B, 1964 KANCHESTEIt EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ MONDAY, MAY\25, 19Dance the Church Oommunity House i ^ ^ training, not only in his instru­ Legion Parade Saturday for -ita final of four eeriaa of t i v i J h 's MONDAY 1HRU SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO S:M fM, “THE'lrAY ment, but in harmony, arrang­ The Baby Has (CoBttaned from PnfS One) studies OB the Gospel of I t THURSDAYS 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. ing, and so on. ’iThls cuts little Leader in Kidnap Visits War Dead Graves Matthew. littte, or no ice with those who pass on The blase flared up. Members Olooed I HEARD r r the qualifications of prospective of the Samoan Catholic Benevo­ Offleea in the town office A f Delightfully Air-Conditioned For Your Comtorf teachers. Been Named ••• lent Society rushed for a front (Oonttaaed from Page One) world crimes. All three were The nmnial Amartonn Legianf Candy Marrow gave a talk at building wlU be oloeed Satur­ Had he gone to Wiillmantic exit. * under intense questioning. Memorial Day parade and dec- a Rotary CRib ntartlng and will day ta oheenmnee of Memorial WATES to See by John Gruber State Teachers College, had he William Murray, fire chief, tlileu Costa, 26, a Ooralcan bar­ The second man arrested, Pl- onUon of veterana’ gnvea wffl appear at the joint meeting of Day. SPECIAL STORE HOURS THIS WEEKf ______said there would have been no atari at 9 a.m. Saturday. BaaebaO Schedule no professional experience what­ tender, meekly surrendered his erre-Oabriel Darmon, 86, a na­ the port and auxiliary at S pjtn. ever, he would have been grant­ disaster If the group hadn’t Members of Green - Chobot- Coventry Boys Baseball Ae- Slides of Show pistol when the gendarmes tive of Algeria, waa grabbed by Tlairaday at the Legion home Open Thurs. till 9 P.M.^CIosod All Day Sot., Momorlal Day ed a teaching certificate. But panicked. Fleeing men and Rlchardaon Port of the Ameri­ Booiatlon games scheduled for police who waited for someone on Wall St. the facts that he went to the U. women, he said, clawed at one came pounding Into the farm can Legion, and ita auxiliary the week Include a number to Santoro, Cheryl Jeanao, daughter o< Dennla and Con­ to return to the farm. His broth­ The taOu eonoerned what the Hie Manchester WATTES will S. Army Band School,has years stance Bentley Santoro, 40 Cedar St. She w as born another savagely. house. He insisted some friends er, Gaston Darmon, 88, who po­ and others will aaeemble at the be irta^ed at the local PU In s popplea are uaed for and how meet Tuesday at the Italian rm cure a lot of you saw the^the pay U small and he has to of professional experience, and May 13 at Manchester Memorial Hoopltal. Her maternal Charles R. Broock, 60. a mem­ offered him money to guard the lice said once operate an Al­ Green at the JuncUon of High, AtM eUc Field at 6 p.m. and at augment his income by playing th ^ are maxle hy the veterana American Ohib. Weighing - In V d Sullivan Show last \ eek, is such a natural bom teacher grandmother ia Mrs. Laura Bentley, 153 Highland St. Her ber of the All Hallows Dads’ farm house. Two other suspects t e r a tMtithel, w as caught by Lake and Croea 8ta. llie parade the Bolton field. Enjoy These SPECIAL VALUES For The Weekend! professional Jobs and teaching wlir be from 7 to 8 pjn. The he can get results with the men­ paternal grandparents art Angelo Santoro, Wort Hartfonl, CIQli, said he grabbed a Are were arrested shortly thereaft­ motorcycle policemen zriio saw win proceed to the Nathan Hale in the hoapttals In the rtate. Beginners meet from 6 p.m and were eurprised by how well privately. (He's a dam good program for the evening will tally handicapped prove-to the and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Plcente, 72 Fairfield St. hose from the wall. He, another er. him running across a Aeld. Cemetery on Lake Bt. Mualc The two Junior auxiliary to 8 pjn. each Wednesday and Meal for famlljr room, ter­ Die members of the Mansfield trumpeter by the way. and be the ahowing of slidea by satisfaction of our educators D n D D D man a youth, he said, took Although she ' had belted a Gaston sidd the fourth mem­ will be by the E. O. Smith High memhera are vying for the hon­ Saturday at the local field. headed the Manche.ster Civic Mrs. Grover Mitchell of the race, patio o r doR. State Training School Band { that he is incapable of teaching the hose to within 18 feet of the kidnaper in the stomach with ber of the gang had told him School of Btorra band. o r to appear on behalf of the League games follow: Today, trumpet section during its first Parla, Rosemarie, daughter of Leonardo and Therem part "Tons of Fun” ahowa and played. Although it wasn't made in the Manchester Public Are, when' "whooosh!—ail hell her umbrella when she was to get out of the car while he The Rev. Jamea R. MacAr- local auxtliaiy fai the depart­ Ponticelll vs. Anealdl at Bolton; WROUGHT IRON year.) Saturday, naturally is his Cretella''Paris, 33 Edgerton St. She wae bom May 12 at Bt too clear on the telecast, they i Schools, or in the public schools broke loose." seized outside her Paris home, made a run for it. Police be­ thur, paator of tha Flrrt Con- ment oompetltion title o f F ^ p y North Coventry Fire vs. Cove, various other WATES events. big day for private les.sons. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandmother is All available emergency ve­ are all mentally retarded, so of any other community in the Mrs. Dassault said she was not lieved the fourth man waa the m gatlonal Church, will deliver Queen. Cornwall re. Allens, local field; H ie group will hold a food ComliiRs with foam and viayl the fact that they could play at On the Saturday preceding Mrs. Rachel Cretella, Hartford. Her paternal grandmother hicles were used to carry the state. Ridiculous, isn't it? Fur­ mistreated. the addreaa. During the program Both girls attend Oqventry tomorrow Tremblay vs. ZoUo sale Wednesday at Stop and all was surprising. That they the telecast, he didn't get any ia Mrs. Maria Paris, 165 W. Middle Tpke. She hae two vlcUma to 10 hospitals in the gang leader. ther, he- can (although he She was given blankets for a at the cemetery the national an­ Oranunar School and now r ^ and Gorris vs. Pelletier, local. Shop on W . Middle Tpke. All! could play well enough to ap­ chance to give private lessons. brothers. Leonardo, 4H , and John, 8; and a slater, M ary city. M ayor John F. Shelley de­ Mrs. Dassault said tha man, far -■m ' doesn’t) teach trumpet to stu­ chilly night and was fed grilled them win be aimg by the entire Also Wedneeday, Savings h members are reminded to bake pear on a top-rated T Vshow Is He was in New York with the Rachel, 6. clared the holocaust a disaster, who pistol whipped her 78-year- resent the local unit at the dents at U(3onn. for example, • * • • • steak and boiled potatoes. aaaembly and the pledge to the Loan v a Ponticelli, and BJkB vs. for this sale. Baked goods may downright amazing. band, for a rehearsal at 1:30 and for the ArJl time, the^^clty’s old husband and her ehauffeiir Fourth District level. hdaar-Outdaar Baauty! and those students will be Asked U she had thought of flag by thia anroun. Lakeside, local field; Anealdl va But who got the credit? First p.ni, Sunday there were two Day, Thomas Joseph, son of Richard Thomas and Jaan- disaster corps mobilized private In front of their home early Auxiliary members are mak­ be brought to the meeting. For awarded certificates I escaping, Mrs. Dassault re­ Port ChaplSn PhlUp F. Lln- North Coventry Fire at Bolton. Of all Mr. Sullivan mentioned more rehearsals for the Monday ette Boudreau Day, 277 Highland St. Ha was bora May ambulances and meditail faciH- Saturday, put a chloroform rag ing the sprays for the decora­ pickup service, members may 1 ' I never asked him. but I .sup- deraon Sr. will deliver the pray Thursday, Cove vs. Savings Governor Dempsey, He didn't Broadcast. It's true he got his 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hit maternal grand­ pU(led; "If I wasn’t freed by over her face. When she oame tions of veterans’ graven on contact Mrs. Felix Oremmo, 845 I pose he’s lacking such essentials ties to ease the burden on pub­ er. After singing of "America' A Loan and Allens vs. Zollo, establish the school, which w a s ; expen.ses, but he got nothing for parents are Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Boudreau, Bath, Maine. Tunsdaj I would have done any^ to, they treated her gently. E. Middle Tpke. to teaching as "History of EMu- lic facilities. by the entire aaaembly, the vet­ Memorial Day, using some of local field. in existence long before he took the loss of income from private His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrt. Joseph Day, The dead, all Samoans, ware thing. I hid a box of matches Her husband, who is building ' cation,” "Tests and Measure­ erans' graves will be decorated the 5,500 popplea purchased. ‘Y ard ’ Contest office, so why mention him? | les.sons or professional engage- 102 Carter St. Robert Orton, 34, unemployed, and I thought of setting the the planes for President C3iarles ments." and such gobbledegk ***** by port veterans, aaairted by Many of Uie poppies were dis­ Coventry Garden Club com Then Francis T, Kelly, who ments. And he didn't even get Oakland, who dieil at a hospital house hAre to attract attention. de Gaulle’s nuclear strike force, courses. chUdren’a groupa taking pari in posed of through the annual mlttee on "Yard of the Month" beads the school got a plug, and a bow! Joe Romeo, his asso­ Taft, Robin I>ee, daughter of Ronald Ward and Lee Sunday; Tavlta F. Turagamoa, Hundreds of plainclothes po­ said no ransom had been paid. Mansfield Band the parade. The auxlUi^ mem' P o i ^ D ay progprams held In contest Itas listed the rules for one vdiich he doubtless de­ ciate was in the same position. It is an absolute fact that Monstello Taft. 24 Prospect St., Rockville. She was born 25, a restaurant worker for Pan licemen fanned out through P a ­ One of Dassault’s titled friends b e ra , wUI decorate their de- Mansfield and Coventry. this program, running through serves. He was sitting with Mrs. (Joe teaches reeds, while Bill somebody who graduates from May 12 at Rockville City Hospital. Her n\ateraal grandpar­ American World Airways Tum- ris searching for the mysterious had flown to Switzerland to con­ At World’s Fair ceasM members’ graves with June, Jiuy, August and Septem­ Sargent Shriver, who not only teaches brass and ensemble out Zilch Teacher’s College will go ents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Monstello. Somers. Her patemsl uatasi V. Malepdai, 29, a Coast fourth man, who told Mrs. Das­ tact remnainta of the Secret Adirit Night Set at Mansfield.) further In the educational sys­ grandmother Is Mrs. B. W. Hoxter, Jacksonville, Fla. She sault he had a sad childhood Arm y Organization on zpecula- fresh floral apraya. Coventry Grammar School ber. got a plug for her work with Guardman; Falaniko T. Paaloa- The Mtmsfield State Training Now it may surprise you to tem of Connecticut than a grad­ and was bent on taking his ven­ tlon they had been responsible. Prior to the Memorial Day FTA will sponsor an adult night Anyone, excepting a Garden handicapped children, but a bow hAs a brother, Oragory Ward, 3H- lo, 82, seaman; Nato Himphlll, School Band, fresh from a M ay know that although Mr. Nem er­ uate of the Paris Conservatoire, • • • n * Several telephone " calls to rogram, all graves of veterans school program depending on Club member, is eligible^ as well. 16, a student, and F a a a c ^ M. geance on society. 17 appearance on the Ed Sul­ off is an exceptional teacher, as with top honors and four gold Paris news organizations al­ I the towns of Coventry, An The committee said a num­ But Bill Nemeroff of Manches­ 4 Rohan,' Kenneth Albert, son of Timothy C. and Barbara Auelua, 27, unemployed. Police IdentlAed the missing the enrollment at a amoU fee. livan TV show, will represent- evidenced by his ability to put medals. And, believe it or not, legedly were from the secret gdover and Mansfield will have ber of entries have already been Wrought Iron 4 T SOFA, ter, who actually trained the Thomas Rohan, 34 Clinton St. He was bom May 11 at Man­ T l^ chutch, which is located man only as "Dominique” and Two programs in September Connecticut Wednesday at the band and liad all the headaches together a band from menUlly the Connecticut Educational A s- army, which has lost ground Americsin Flags placed on them. received. Entry blanks may be chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents ars In the Bayvlew district near would not say whether It was and another in February are N. Y. W orld’s Fair. and frustrations that such a job retarded personnel, b band good sociation is moving heaven and bad at the Booth-Dimock Me­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. ’Thomas, 22 Oskwood St. His pa­ Hunters Point • naval shipyard, his first or last name. steadily since its unsuccessful The parade will reassemble planned for the courses to be The 15-member group will implies, didn't even get men- enough to appear on coast-to- earth to get a ruling that such terrorist bid to block Algerian at the Nathan Hale Cemetery morial Ubrary, Porter Library, or 2 Wrought Iron ternal grandparents ars Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rohan, 38 was not damaged. It w as sep­ Gaston Darmon, one of those conducted for eight meetings perform at 1:80 and 3:80 p.m. tioned! That seems to me to be coast TV, he is not qualified to a Paris graduate could not even Vinton's stors, or Tremblay’s Gardner St. arated from the parish hall by in custody, told police he was independtnce. for a march to the Center School each program. ThMW will be on the Village Green of the manifestly unfair. In fact the teach your child in the public get a temporary teaching cer­ store. AnycNie unable to pick up • DADD lot. with Dominique in a car when Police said the records of the on School St. <^>en to all Coventry residents. N ew Hhigland States Exhibit I Whole situation regarding Mr. schools, according to the bureau- tificate in case no teacher with such a blank, may telephone any CLUB CHAIRS Pierce, James Marshall, son of James Marshall snd Ed­ they saw police around the three men they held showed no From the Center School, by The courses to be offered as with a program of "sw in g" mu-1 Memeroff seems somewhat | crats in the state’s educational their arbitrary standards is of the committee members. wins Parent Pierce, 126 Prospect St., Rockville. He was farmhouse and sped away. connection with the secret army. car, those taking part in the listed by COB Principal Clarenle sic featuring such numbers as> acrewy and imfair to me. | hlerachy. available to a principal or The entries must be In by the born May 11 at Rockville Cltv Hospital. His maternal Annual Meeting Dominique, he said told him to Dassault said no contact had parade will go to the junction of SSdmondson Include Hkigllsh "HeKo Dolly," "TMrd Man Bill teaches at Mansfield, but You see, after graduaUng superintendent! first of each month. A person grandparents are 80. and Mrs. Edmund Parent, Wapping. get out of the car and nm for ever been made with the kid­ Rts. 81 and 44A in the north (grammar), modem mathemat­ Theme,” and "W hen the Saints j As a matter of fact, I'm will­ end of town. From there at 10:80 may enter either for one parti­ His paternal grandparents srs Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ssemrey- It napers. ics, geography, for the Septem­ Come Marching In." ' . 9 5 ing to bet that if Mr. Nemeroff Of Lutz Tonight a.m. they will parade to the cular month or for the four lo, Tolland. Dominique then stopped a mo­ ber session and Spring nature The bemd, which consists of were to work for his teaching ***** Center Cemetery on Rt. 44A. months of the contest. These Solid...as only wrought iron can be...yet with a lacy torist and stole his car. ’TMs study for the February session 14 young men and one girl, is certificate, they would tell him The annual dinner meeting of The main address at the ceme­ are to be in to Mrs. James T. delicacy that makes It beautiful! W hite Iron frames ’Thomas. Alden Brewsteer, son of Neal C. and Marilyn was the car found in a north' Fall nature study, modem lite­ directed by William Nemeroff, Your he would have to do practice Luts Junior Museum will be tery will be delivered by the Laldlaw, Mrs. Charles W. with 100% deep shredded FOAM cushions. Covered in Chick Thomas. White Rd.. Ellington. He was born May 11 at west suburb. Police believe that o m v i Manchester. teaching, amongst other things, held tonight at 6:30 at WllUe’s rature, foreign la n g u a g e s Strant, Mrs. J. Martin Visny, or Rockville City Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. Dominique is in hiding some­ IN Rev. Roger W. Heinz’ pastor of strong vinyl. Ton Get 409 Greea Mmnpn! First (Spanish and Frenrii), oil piUnt- Mrs. Malcolm E. C. Devine, Choice before he could qualify. In any and Mrs. John l|U^ick. Bolton. Hit paternal grandparents Steak House. where in the city, perhaps hid­ the Prince of Peace Lutheran event I do know of one case ins. interior deooratiiK> typing, committee members. No Hard Feelings are Mr. and M rsT W alter I. ’Thomas, Roanoke, 'Va. He has After dinner there will be a den by underworld confeder­ Church, Missouri Synod. where an applicant who had shorthand, stock market, begin­ Gardens will be judged during National three brothers, Thomas, 10, Edmond, 7. snd Stevsn, IH ; short business meeting, during ates. During the ceremony the en­ been a permanent substitute in which new officers of the board ner’s sewing, tailoring, crea­ the last of the month involved GOLETA, Calif. (AP)—Six of and a sister, Cynthia, 9. One police ofAclal said he felt Tonight and ’Tuesday tire assembly will sing the na­ a school system for years, was of trustees will be elected, and tive writing, current events, and the winner will be notified his sons are ministers, so who S t o r e s ***** they would turn up Dominique •‘Mall Order Bride”— tional anthem, give the pledge told she would have to do prac reports will be given by the child growth and development, the end of each month if he has would perform the m a rri^ e ? Thornton, Randall Gordon, son of Robert W. and Araold- within the next 48 hours. “ANY NUMBER CAN WIN" to tlie flag and sing, "Am erica.” tlce teaching, which was not re­ won and a sign will be awarded een Thompson ’Thornton, Converse Rd., Bolton. He was born various subcommltteei). ’There were some roadbl(x:ks and psychology. That question faced G. ^ m e s quired in the days when she A special American Legion May 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hia maternal The museum’s program com' still being maintained, but the Questionnaires have been sent for display In-the yard. A prize Grams, 81-year-old widower, be. went to normal school, so she service at the grave of Earl W. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Thompson, 15L mlttee will then show Alms of big search was going on in the home by the pupils of OGG and will be given each month and a | fore his marriage to Mrs. Linny had no academic credits prov­ Green will be conducted by grand prifa given at the end of Vereide, 70. in this Santa Bar- Forest St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. the 53-acre Oak Grove Pre­ city where crime-wise police the Robertson School. These are ing she could teach! Post Chaplain Philip F. Linder Clarence ’Thornton, 160 Westminster Rd. He has s sister, serve which will be managed by are tapping underworld sources. also available at Coventry High tee contest. I bar a suburb Sunday. 1st Run Show St Dusk son 8r. Veterans’ graves will Two more coffee parties have Five of Grams’ 12 children This is a ridiculous state of af­ Amett Lynn, 6. the museum, and the plans for Discarding the theory that the School office. All interested are Startling and be decorated by veterans, as­ been held locally for the benefit! witnessed the ceremony, fairs. The restrictions apply not ***** its operations will be discusaed kidnaping might be political, po­ asked to make a note as to Different sisted by children’s groups and of tee Women’s Auxiliary to the I Who presided? only to Bill Nemeroff, but to Rlsley, Sean Francis, son of John N. and Merle Barnes lice said the three men in cus­ first, second and third choices auxiliary members yrlll decorate Windham (Community Memorial | The Rev. Joseph Wilderman, ■ V-; S jp ^ c ta t ' many top-notch musicians as Rlsley, 322 South St., Coventry. He was bora May 14 at tody all have been mixed up in with Miss of courses on the quertonnairee BETTE their deceased members’ graves. Hospital. Mrs. Florence C och -: no kin. Gram s said he could not well. Eric Leinsdorf, conductor Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparenta prostitution and other under­ which should be returned imme­ of the Boston Symphony, can not DAVIS From this cemetery, the\ pa­ rane had four guests during a I decide which of his minister — are Dr. and Mrs. Francis Barnes, Waterbury. His paternal Police Arrests rade members will motor to diately. Monday • Tuosday • teach your child in the Memches- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rlsley, Avon. He has Summer School coffee-bridge at her home on sons to select. ■ f a . ' ter Public Schools, or in any Mansfield Center and at noon two brothers. Christopher, 8, and ’Thaddeua, 2. )1 Coventry Grammar School , public school in the state! He ***** Gerard L. LeBIanc. 21. of 286 assemble at the Center Church STANLEY WARNER Principal d aren ce Eldmondson never studied "History of Edu- Bidwell St., last night was and parade to the cemetery. Pedemonte, Ronald Paul, son of Henry Paul and Gall IRB' has announced the COS PTA I cation" at some jerkwater teach­ charged with improper display Col. Russell L. Hawkins will CHOPPED John.son Pedemonte, 599 Center St He was bora May 14 Co-Hit, Action 9t Colmr deliver the main address here. will again sponsor a summer er’s college, so he'd be automa- at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hia maternal gramlpar- of registration plates. TTie ar­ NOW T. Curtis, Yul Brynner j tically disqualified. TATE Services here will be similar to program to be conducted at the ents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson, 168 Birch St. His rest stemmed from a complaint “TARAS BULBA” MONSTER VS. GOLIATH those conducted at the Nathan Wiillmantic State College by Many of you, Im sure, belong paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dante Pedemonte, to police In which LieBlanc waa I H ale Cemetery on Lake St. Donald P. Mattoon, director of to P T A ’s, and if you think I ’m 769 Center St. reportedly driving a pushed ve­ kidding, just bring this subject ***** East Windsor Dr. Lloyd Schmidt will direct children’s summer school at the hicle without plates. The case the E. O. Smith High School up at your next meeting. I hope Comollo, Brad Jamea, son of Robert John and Diane DRIVE-IN ROUTE 5 College. This will be open to all will be presented in Circuit band. James R. Hoyt will be BEEF \yovi do, incidentally. This whole Oestlng Comollo, 50 Foster St. He was born May 14 at Man­ m w ANDTHX ' pupils of Grade 1 through 8 NITES Court 12 June 8. parade marshal; Port Com­ and including all those who will teacher certiticatlon business is chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparenta are John W. TribleU. 17. Glaston­ rather silly. My wife, for ex­ Mr. and Mra Jamea Oestlng Sr.. Oak Bluffs, Mass. Hia 1st RUN—AlA, NEW mander Lawrence R. Perry- and be entering Grade 9. bury, laat night was charged Auxiliary President Elizabeth ample. is certified to teach in paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Italo Comollo, 109 The scho(4 will be conducted FRESHLY with aperatlng a motor vehicle *»C0L0RSC0n Perry will lead their delegation c ■any elementary grade, but I Pro.spect St. H e has a brother, Bruce, 2. for five weeks from July 9 to and causing unileoessary noise. GROUND 1^2 know, and she'll admit, that she • • • A • Shown at 8:05 during the parade. A ug. 12. wouldn’t have the foggiest no­ Police observed the youth leav­ Plus Co-Hit at 6:80 * 9:40 The Legionnaires have grate­ Applications will ba available I.eet, Sylvia Jane, daughter of ’Thomas William and ing a W . Center St. drive-in fully acknowledged the "splen­ Hollywood Bed Croups...of tion of how to teach square roots Sylvia Carruth Leet, 507 Main St. She waa bora May 5 at shortly from Principal Ed­ 5 o n ^ reataurant and screeching hia did" cooperation of residents in arithmetic. (She teaches first Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grfmdparenta mondson. There will be no tires. He was summoned to ap­ and organizations in Coventry grade, where she doesn’t have are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Printy, Granville, N.H. Her pa­ »m n r charge for the program. too, but she's certified to teach pear in court June 22. and- Mansfield in observance of ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leet, Columbia. f i K R O Several teaxfliers will be avail­ in a grade where she might ***** the Memorial Day program. able to teach during the pro­ ir Choice of Styles The beauty and charm you have wanted for have too.) A ll services on Memorial Day d f c R K E N I Trudeau, Liaa Ann, daughter of Roger and Lucille «THE THING WITHOUT A FACE" gram which wlH result in con­ your home . . . plus the restful luxury of finer are open to the public. 'S T A M P O j But Einstein himself would Castonguay Trudeau, 42 Glenstona Dr., 'Vernon. She was with BARRY SULLIVAN New Fright Hit siderable smaJI-gToup classes. ★ Washable Plastic Auxiliary News “ Gold Bond” bedding. Choice of headboards, 'not have been allowed to teach born May 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ " I H E CURSE of the Prlnicipal Edmondson empha­ The Auxiliary to Green-Cho- with firm innerspring mattress featuring qual­ mathematics in grade school, ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Romuald Castonguay, MEADOWS"-' ~8TART8 WEDNESDAY LIVING CORPSE” sized the suntmer school pro­ it Decorator's Brass YOU GET 600 HlfO SP(U0 UPrty RI 'll bot-Richardson Post of Ameri­ just as Mr. Nemeroff is not al­ Fall River, Mas.s. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and “Love With A One Show at Dusk gram will Bum>lement studies ity ticking, pre-built borders. Complete with GREEN STAA^! Now! Closer than ever lowed to teach music there Mrs. Omer Trudeau, Somerset, Mass. She has a brother, Proper Stranger” can Legion, has donated 82 to pupils have had this past school it Maple Poster matching Box Spring on legs. either. Yet as a taxpayer you on N ew Rt. 91 North Care, Leonard Wood Memo­ Marc, 16 months. plus "WHO'S BEEN year and is not intended to pro­ are presumably paying to get ***** Irt RUN HARITORD rial Fund and Mental Health SLEEPING IN MV BED?” East Hartford mote those enrolling Into anoth­ SALE PRICED BOILED. the best in instruction for your Wojlck, Wendy Ann. daughter of Donald Edward and .. . ’11m Most Gruesome Fund, as well as postage stamps er grade. The course of study DRIVE-IN ROUTE 5 youngster I Eleanor Churchill Wojlck. 117 Smith Dr., East Hartford. Day In the Calendar to the veterans’ hospitals in the atUTEtr MNEUE t/ILUES ii n r Histtry! will tend to prevent a lose in I I 8URI...MISS has been tervlng the Heme Owner far Mr. Nemeroff is denied credit of the Undead! state. for ANY BUDGET! She was born May 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her rate of learning. 88 YIARf. h r m template n iH INSKCTION ef yaur kerne as a teacher. He was also denied maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Maynard Laraon, 59 W. Mid­ BMUS KARLOFF Three new auxiliary members Coogregatfonal News ^ e Termite Central hpert.iupefvlsed by llieflneiMeshnliel credit on the Sullivan Show. I dle 'Tpke. Her paternal grandmother la Mra. Annamae W o - — color— include Mrs. Keith Benoit, Mrs. The Rev. James H. Ameling, Popular Family-size don't deny him credit, however jcik, Syracu.se. N.Y. "BLACK SABBATH” Lyle Gale and Mra. George I'm all for giving him a great Covey and one new junior auxil­ pastor of the Second Congrega­ tional Church, will meet with HAM big hand. I know he's a good Seekins, Douglas Edward Jr., son of Douglas Edward "THE EVIL EYE” EVERY TUESDAY iary member, Denise Benoit. Genuine seK-edge the Boy Scouts working for trumpeter: I know he's a good and Brenda Pschichholtz Seekins, 63 Mountain St., Rock­ Americanism Contest prizes C iiild ro n u nd er 12 frii': their God and Country Awards I teacher; I know he's a hard ville. He wa.s born M ay 14 at'Manchester Memorial Hospital. GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND awarded by the Auxiliary have 649-9240 at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the worker. Now you know it too. His maternal gnindfsther is George Pschichholtz, Rockville. been given to Ellen Simlons, SLICED Church Community House. His paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Merle Seekins, IS FAMILY DAY! first for 810 and John McKuslk, Budget The church’s Church Council Rockville. second for 85. y J P ^ Term . Buy Extra For Tha LB wiH meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow ***** The Auxiliary’s two Poppy BUSS TEBNITE CONTBOL COBP. Smith, David Paul, son of Paul Edward and Bonnie Va- THE DELICIOUS at the Church Community Abw Sal. $09 Holiday girls have been speaking to lo­ MVWON HIM IXTRMINATOI CO, INC • MTAHISHIO ISM lente Smith, 17 Arch St., Apt. 2, Norwalk. He waa born M ay House. or cal clubs and organizations: YOU GET 777 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ First Run Showing! OPEN FLAME BROILED The Fragment Society will OWE LEHERS? Sharon Briggs to the W omen’s The (Mdcit and LsrfM t h i t Control Coinpsny in Connecticut GREEN STAMPS! parents are Mr. and Mrs. William D. Valente. 151 'Tanner meet at 10:30„a.m. Wednesday CHEF BURGER Auxiliary to Coventry Volun­ St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerard C. in the Church Community Drop your pen and take phone in hand. \ te th e teer Fire Association, Inc., and House. ^ This handsome set is in walnut- Produce SpeeiatsI Smith, 21 Overland St. ONLY With a Long Distance call you'll be jAinniest Coventry Orange, PofH. The church choir will meet Wke plastic, with self-edge and talking almost as soon as you can Prior. Patricia Gail, daughter of Frank T. and Eleanor bronzetone legs, with self- write "D e a r..." Couldn't be easier. Cha.se Prior, 373 Lake Rd., Andover. She was bora M ay 14 TREAT THE ENTIRE WATERMELONS at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hex maternal grandpar­ levelers on all pieces, including Long Distance is the next best thing « weddirf FAMILY AND SAVE ents are Mr. and Mra. Charles Griffin. 92 Doana St. Her pa­ the six matching chairs. " x CHARLESTON GREYS to being there. 36 ternal grandmother is Mrs. Edith Prior. Broad Brook. She ever! MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE ", extends to " DEEP RED, SWEET A N D JUICY has two brothers, Frank Jr., 3H, and Scott, 2. NO LIMIT 48 60 6 ^ ***** LOOKI MARLOW’S Patauskas, Nancy Ann, daughter of Edward Richard ^ III SHTIEIN Nn ENtUm and Marilyn Dzen Palauskas.>45S N. School St. She was SAVES YOU INVITES YOU TO TCiEPMitE e in ru T Sweet Corn 'w*®* 6 '<» 35« born May 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ kVe do our bear to serve you belter ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Steven Dsen, South W E G IV E Windsor. OpM Flame BroiliiR; ' *30*00! Y ello w Onions ilrnlt. 3cE?to29< makes the mouth- MMt -and Product Pncts EHDchvt Monday and Tuesday Only jvatering difference. S^pitvuL Show try one—or three! TOROI-PIEOE 'They’re the greatest! Holiday Frozen Food Buys! COMBINATION: KCIA UM A Display of the Work of the Students ”y O R " G A R D E N - Pink or Regular 1 ’J-ot cans 3 9 c THE MORE WE WORK e Power Handle SI” Self x and Their Instructor B BSi 'O l M 'i m PropeUed Rotary . .$89J5 THE LUCKIER WE SET! HAIi>UHGgng LEMONADE 5 49r Shown at «:80 * 9dW o Power Handle 81” Self Pgo- CKocolatR, Neapolitan, Lamon, Banana, Strawberry, Coconut Our reputation for being a dependable phar­ peiled Snow Hound 8114.85 MR. ROBERT A. 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Ife,. ’■ ;.•/ '' M j b MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJX MANCHESTER^ OONN« MONDAY, MAY K, 1964 i r e * IIAlfCHESTER EVBNIKO HERALD, MANCHESTER, OQNH,. MONDAY, MAY ML Una from the Olcott plant to ment facilities. ‘Tdien is elptanU of assistant denner and era Vrg)^ Action the northwest sectkai of town. question," bo says, **tliat aS of “Only in this way will we the towns which contribute wa BOYSCOUT Science Shrinks Piles KockviUis^V ernon Honor Luncheon provida the devAoptnant com' tor waste to the Hooksaum RIT' waa a Isoturs Iqr Jamas Sheldon Oh Several Sewer Items mission with the weapons sr or its trtmtariss must pro- Notes and News on dog obedienos and training. For Mr^ Malone (with) which bo attack '* e vlds secondary treatment If wa He than domonstratsd a num­ New Way W ithout Surgery Fire Chief Asks Crackdown problem. are going to clean op our water- ber of tanpwtant steps with Ms The 1066-64 eKaoatlve board RapuMl^laat weak, when aohiUotie were "Tm sure that it Is not ne­ wayb." caiarles Brame and Bradford ______suggested for some of the seW' The new treatment plant S teunr of Oub Pack 64, oom- Stops Itch—Relieves Pain of the Wotnetiii OWb o f Man- tew« diebman end a town cessary to detail the effect tax­ On Drivers Failing to Yield ehaetar hald a lunehaon flatiir- kaa profwaed that the er dUficulties. able IndustiJsJ constmctton which DellaFera backs for the pleted ote work and were pre­ Hmm T«fc. H. T. (Dr-Ml) - For the so thorough that auffereis SMde The proposal that the town Parker Village area has ba sented with oertmoatea pro­ Planterg Hear aatoalahlng atatesMSta Ilka *naa Aay at the home of ttie newly Jlowm iBetaU a aewer trunk line DellaFera's request that the dnt UoM edenee ba* found a new install a sewer trunk to the in the workfc for some time, but moting them bo the Boy Sooute hialiiig anbitanea with tha aitoa- have esasad ts be s ptsUsMi* Flra Chief John Asha h a st elected preaMent, Mra. Joaaph 4rom Oie aewafe treatment town apply now for federal at a reoaut meeting of the pack Tha aeeref Is s new hssHsg ssb- Forand waa released under Bwenaaon of 97 Proapaet M. Buckland area, to encourage the funds to aid in oonstrucUiv k action has been delayed b Talk on Herbs Ukisf ability to abrink bamor- vowed to crack down on drtvara $280 bond for appearance In ^tent ea Oieott 8 t to the Buck- develapment of new Industry new secondary treatment plant cause the town was ineligible which wua held at Bentley rkoida, atop itching, and raliave ■tanee (Mo-Dyna*)—disesmy ef The gathering waa tai hotior of there, would bolster a recom­ School. a world-faaeu rseisteh inetltsta. who do not yield tha right of CArcult Court 12, Rockville, lirs. H. John Malone, Dm re­ land area—Mandiaeter'a poten­ at the Olcott St. site comes on for a federal planning advaaoe Mm Dorothy Bowen of Lav­ pain - withont anrgery. June 16. Ilte arreet waa made tia l taidiiatrtal paik. mendation in the town’s mas­ the heels of a talk by State Wa­ for the project. Bngramed plaques, presented Id eaaa after eaia, while gantly n ia rabstanee is new amiable way to fire trucka and flramon tiring president. ter plan calling for new busi­ as a token of appreciation for ender BUI Hoebs wUl be the la euppeeOerg sr ilstsiesi form traveling to a Are. by Oonataible Wllltam Llswell. e TIm pfopoaal waa made over ter Resources Commission di­ The problem Is cloeely tied to guest speaker at tbo Perennial relieving pain, actual reduction Mre. Maione was preeented te c weekend in a letter from ness and industrial developmefit rector William Wise. effort and tiine gtmn during the (ihrinkage) took place. under tbs bssm f i'ipirsllia M*. Leonard J. Wood. 38. 8 Mea­ with an angraved eilver Paul the need for sewer service to Planters meeting to be held at AtaU drag sesataaik Hla commsnta followed a car dow La,; Mancheater, waa ar- eI]atera to denerai Manai^er in the northwest quadrant o( Wise told a Joint meeting of the developing northeeet section past year, went to the den Meet emaiiag ef all—reaulta sart Are Friday In a lot owned by Revera bowl by the board mam- l^idiard Ifarttn, with a request Manchester. mothers. TTiaiy tnAude Jdra C. 8 benight at the home of Mrs. rMited by Oonetable Robert. bere in appreciation of har lead­ the Eighth District and town of Manchester, where Qreen T. H. Blakeslee. 67 Marlon Dr. Herman Motora on Windsor ZonghetU early Saturday morn­ ahat It be put on the agenda for "Because of the h * f of utili­ directors last Wednesday that Manor’s Forest Hills subdivi­ Thomaa Ifigkdre, Den 1; Mra ership during har term o t ot~ Oie June 2 meeting of the town ties in the area/' DellaFera Kenneth Gomdey, Den 3; Mra M m H obert HuffioM will be Avs. A car, owned ^ the Arm, ing and eiiarged with improper the commission has set 1970 as sion Is under development. le oo^Kwtsoo. paeaing. flee. Ih e tables arare sat arith board of directofa. says, “The development com­ the year when all Connecticut Both were subjects of the Arthur Vltertto, Den 3; Mra was destroyed by Aamss. CSilof floral plaoemata and matching DrilaFera alao aoggesta that mission is at a serious disad­ Harris Price, Den 4, and Mm. A graduate of tbo University Ashe said childron caused the Wood was summoned to River valley communities should Joint directors mnettng last of Oonneotiout, Iba. Bowen has blaze. napMna. and tha oenterplecea the town act now to build sec­ vantage" in bringing new in­ have secondary treatment facili­ Wednesday, and win be discuss­ Willie C. Abort. Den 5. court In Rockville June ifi. arere red tea roaea aeoentuated ondary treatment facilities at dustry to Manchester. ties. John Beavey also was the re- had wide axporianco in growing In going to the Are, Are- Kugene St. Louis, 36, 92 W.' Shop early this week. . . ed again at another Joint meet­ olpient of an sngraTed plaque and ^sryiag berbo, and In Mieak- trucks and firemen driving their' with eplrea. the Olcott S t site and a new "It . is imprsKdical- to suggest But Wise warned that federal ing set for June 3. Main 8t„ was arrested by Pa­ Mra. Robert Johanaeon, Mrs. treatment plant in the Parker that industry can be iitduced to conunemorating tae many years ing about Bialr uasa. She will own cart were hampered trolman Robert Ahnert and (Afillage area, and backs plans to funds for construction of such Sewers have been propoeed he has given to tbs pack as oom- abow dtagrama of a baaie berb heavy traffic during early eve­ Raymond Badger and Mra. stores dosed Satsrday lobate (here) on the vague facilities are bocrfced ahout twro to serve new residential devel­ r DOUBLE d»arged with Intoxication. mlttee chairman. garden, Miow bow bo plant the ning rush. Despite warning Louis Champeau aaaisted Mrs. ^^xtend sewer service into the promise that ‘if interest were years in advance. To be eligible Unable to poet bond, St. ^flsveloping southwest ahd expressed by potential indus­ opment in the southwest comer Larry Oraaoo and Larry How- seeda or plants, end discuss the lights, motorists often refused Swenason in Uie preparation for the next available fimds, of town as well. The Town Plan­ ley received their Mirer arrowa culture of the plants during the W ORLD GilEEN Louis was held at Ttolland and serving of the luncheon. ^ ortheast aoetions of Mt^'hee- trialists, we would be happy which should be available In to pull over to let firs personnel County Jail and waa to have to put the utility question to ning Ck>mmi!«iion (TPC) is de­ Denner badges were awarded growing season. H m d iy i^ of paat, 1966, the town .should apply by veloping a plan whereby the de­ to Robert MigUoro and David mature plants to be used In been preeented in Circuit Court M Some of the aewer problems referendum.’ the fall of this year, he s^d. "I don’t mind InquisltiTe peo­ 12, Manchester, this morning, ^ e re the subjects of diseussiaas ’Tt is my opinion that we veloper, Frank Wood, would Laria and Richard BMmes, as­ cooking will also be explained. DellaF>ra aaks that Manches­ contribute toward the cost of sistant denner badga Tltomaa ple coming to a fire to see Antonio Santoa, SO, 39 Brook- PUC Will Hear COLONIAL C l i n r n epfiong the diroetors and other ought to meet the problem ter initiate requests now for After the program the an- what'a going on, but they .*7' ■ , ... ^terested parties at meetings head-on. by inatallatiiv a trunk initial construction of the sew­ Sraayda, Ikiane Deiwart and Ml meeting and election ot 13m St„ was arrested Saturday funds for the secondary treat­ er line. Jonathan Squires wore the re- a tO o m win be held. ahould let us get there firat,” •fter a domeatlc disturbance Water Co. Bid the chief aaid. and Charged with breach of Riockvllle firemen turn on paace. The State Public Utllltiee MASTER OLIutU blue lights installed in their Santos posted 6100 bond for Commiseion (PUC) will conduct cars when going to an emer­ court appearance June l. The a public hearing at 10 a.m. to­ EVERY gency. Car headlighU are also arrest was made by Patnriman morrow on an application of the LW . CORMIER turned on. Raymond Dunham. Mancheater Water Co. to issue THE HOTPOINT APPLIANCE OF YOUR Chief Aahe aaid ha will ask Notes 500 additional shares of its (Mr. HofpoJnf) for now traffic ordlnancea "with Mrs. Pa- common stock at par value of WED. teeth in them” to cope with the » B. Main St.; 8100 per share. 34 OAK STRKT CHOICE FOR problem. "If we haul Inconalder- Mrs. ^ Satryb, 1S7 Orchard Winds Fell Tree, Power, Phones Out In requesting the permission, Boiled Ham ate drivers into court and coat Tankarooeen the company has listed its as- MANCHESf» them some money, maybe *^1rtcla Brock, Har- Electric power and telephone lines were downed late this morning on Adame St. when seU at 841,000 and its liabili­ Opm they'll change their attitude," Smith, Crest- this Elm was blown down by gusty winds. Four industrial firms in the area were without ties at 863,000, and has Indicat­ T«L 449-8M9 LESS THAN 2 PACKS ■ ■ A DAY he said. ridge Dr.; James Hansen, 29 telephone service for more than an hour. One firm, the Dean Machine Products Inc. at 165 ed that the entire 850,000 real­ WwdiMMknr, The need for another form of Vernon Ave.; Andrew Faher, Adams St.. located just across the street from the mlehap, closed down for the day after a ized from the new stock sale or by 11 Vemwood Rd. Thursday strict motor vehicle enforce­ report that It would take, some five hours to repair the firm’s main power line to the plant. would be used as Yvorking capi­ the ment waa discussed Friday Admitted * tu rd ay : Mrs. (Herald photo by Satemis.) tal. HOTPOINT HOTPOINT FRIDAY night by Alderman Paul Straw- Rose Morin, Manchester; Mrs! The hearing arlll be conducted piece HOTPOINT HOTPOINT myre. Irene lArosa. Thompsonvllle. brook Point, wberq the Connec­ nectiout Junior Bar Aaaooia- in Room 565A of the State Of­ Your Choice ELECTRIC TILL 9 P.M. The alderman said that .gpeed- Atoitted Sunday: Marilyn ticut Joins Lung Island Sound. fice Building, 166 (*pltol Ave., DIAL DEFROST PORTABLE AUTOMATIC ers throughout the city are "get­ Koltay, 16 Oak St.; James tion. Hartford. lAhey, Hartford Tpke.; Kevin Events "We’re fried to a crisp," said lb ting out of hand” and that he Chris Knight, president of the RAN6E REFRIOERATOR DISHWASHER WASHER will discuss the subject at a city (garter. CrysUl Lake; Mrs. Winifred Oote. Backus Rd.; Ledyard Canoe Club. council meeting. The club stages the downriv­ Strawmyre made his com­ Mrs. Edith Satemls, 14 Moun­ In State ffi* ments after viewing the results tain St.; Mrs. Shirley Ruggles, er jaunt every year to commem­ 8 Berger Rd. orate a similar trip made in of a two-car accident on Pros­ (Oonttmied from Page One) Graduafion Days Ahead pect 8t. Friday night. The ac­ Births Friday; A son to Mr. 1773 by Dartmouth man John and Mrs. Thomas Kelly, EKlng- Ledyard. cident occured a short distance ton. night In Litchfield County Hos­ One of the pleasant aspects from his home. pital. of the last day was the round of "There’s a lot of drivers, Births Saturday; A son to Mr. In 1916 his first book, "The LOVELY DRESSES & GOWNS TUESDAY and and Mrs. JomjA Natsisky, beer served up by a cabin cruis­ I mostly youngsters, who think RFD 8. Ladder,” waa published, and in er that came alongside the flo­ FOB ALL SIZES AH this and other streets are speed­ the following 15 yeare he wrote ways.” Strawmyre said. Discharged Friday: Miss Gale tilla while it was still about 12 USS 1HAN 2 PACKS OF Porcelain WEDNESDAY Backes, Tolland; Charles Geb- such novels as "Between Two miles from destination. GRADUATION — CLASS NIOHT Two pfople were injured in ler, 47 Lawrence St.; Mrs. Worlds,’’ “Wanted — A Fool,” Sharing Knight’s canoe waa FRESH Friday’s accident. Grace Hlrth, Tolland Ave.; Mrs. "Mummers in Mufti,” "Honor­ John Fitzhugh. The two plan to PROMS — SCHOOL DANCK ciOAiumrES a d a y SPECIALS O Of C Seta Barbecue Grace Moselsky. 30 Thompson able Charlie," "Crater’s Gold," do a lot more paddling together Blight folk music acta will be St.; Mrs. (Dora Young, 81 Elm and “The Gay Conspirators." this summer in Europe. presented at a Hootenany at the Curtiss began his career as a Model KB816E Model 8P602D St.; Christine Blnhelmer, Tol- Knights said they and seven Model DPW36P Model LW326 725 Middle Turnpike Ecut Rockville Area Chamber of and. reporter for The Hartford s DISHWASHER will be served beginning at Jean Kerr, 6 Oak 0t.; Mrs. students who made this year’s been elected president of the WAYBEST 12:30 and served until 7 p.m. Judy Northrop, 36 Windsor canoe trip down the Connecticut University of Connecticut' wiMisvsr tirns ysv ulMf! The hootenany starts at 6 p.m. Ave.: Rosemarie Hannon, 26 River have their eyes on some­ Alumni Association. Nielsen PAN READY Among the activities Is a side­ Maiden La.; Mrs. Eleanor Cald­ thing bigger—the Danube. was chosen to head the 27,000- The Coventry Shoppe C tt U lM M , I m I 14 walk laale with merchants from well and son, Tolland. Record - high temperatures M b. OR OYER 'Trl City and Vernon Circle member association Saturday DEPOT ROAD—732-7494—COVEI^RT Shopping Centers participating. contributed to the 11 paddlers' at its 76th annual meeting. He Gertie Glitter will make ap­ Vernon news Is handled by discomfort Saturday as they is former president of the Con­ O^EN WED. NIGHT—CLOSED MONDAYS The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, completed the five-day voyage necticut Young Republicans and AU pearances to register young­ sters in her antl-lltter cam­ 6 W. Main St., tel. 876-8186 or from Hanover, N. H., to Say- former clialrman of the Con- Porcelain paign. 648-2711. 14 Lb. Many local organizations will have booths featuring food and U » m AN 2 PACKS OF Capacity Ground Chuck merchandise during the day. ARMOUR STAR Mrs. Florence Loveiin, chair­ Chinese Assail man for the barbecue, says that CIOARinfS A DAY FRESH tickets are now on sale in stores UN Patrol Plan within the area covered by the* i LEAN Oham/ber of Commerce. (Continued from Page One) D4RTMA.CI4*. BI.*MOaN8 j T ModemB335E She urges everyone to pur­ Model FV81S Model LW 460 Model DBWb&E chase tickets in advance, so that by "CJommentator,” an other­ enough food will be available. wise unidentified but high-rank­ £ 1 The Barbecue will be held rain ing official. HOTPOINT or shine. In the event of rain, Last week's price HOTPOINT HOTPOINT HOTPOINT the hootenany will be held at Stevenson pro)x>sed that the MUSHED CHROME the Vernon Elementary School Security Council request Cam­ was 75' pound! 14 GU. FT. 2-S|M6d 3-Cyelt AUTOMATIC on Rt. 30. bodia and South Viet Nam to AUTOMATIC Gallon Milk Struck by Onr establish a military force to pa­ You get stamps, tool Your Choice REFRIGERATOR WASHER MoaiLEcoNvnYiau Four - year - old Donald B. trol the frontier which South Vi­ Noirf Oft M l PrM f, flirar wmffty wIMor! ELECTRIC RANGE Baldwin, of S8 Prospect St., etnamese troops have crossed in DISHWASHER SEALTEST was struck by a car Friday as recent weeks In pursuit of Com hs darted into Prospect St. munlst Viet Ckmg units. He said or HOOD from behind a parked car. this bilateral force should be Police said that the boy waa augmented by, and possibly COl-PAK VEAL SnAKS * 79> Plus Deposit commanded by, U.N. observers. hit by a motor velilcle operated Alternatively, he suggested by Eugene Fehr of Stafford. formation of an all-U.N. force No arrest was made. in which the United States would The youngster was taken to AU be willing to contribute. Rockville City Hospital. U.S. advisers contend the SIN CE 1 83G I OLD HARDWOOD CHARCOAL Porcelain Henry Forand, 26. of Dobson Q>mmunist Viet Ck>ng openly 14 Lb. Rd., Yvas arrested Friday and use Cambodia as sanctuary be­ Mayonnaise charged with operating a motor fore and after raids on South USS WAN 1 PACKS OF Capacity vehicle while under suspension. Viet Nam. POPULAR RED LABEL CieAKETrES A DAY QT. JAR B R I Q U n S FUU 9 0 PROOF ' n e t Model RB866K SA VE 14c rk owr lowest price ever! Model CTAS14 Model LW4S6 Model DBW46 fiW HOTPOINT 7 Y 6 8 r lM HOTPOINT Hallmaik HOTPOINT Hallmark HOTPOINT 26 CU. FT. HWTUmSiRAieHT 30” ELECTRIC RANGE 40” ELECTRIC RANGE 13 OU. FT. Crest Tooth Paste BOURBON WINBKY REFRICERATOR 86 PROOF FREEZER Aatomatic Dalrotl REG. 69c REFRIOERATOR- ’ 5 Rw a Your Choice SAVE 20c Jke-4t0tid aad the beet way I hsow ie be e Mend k to gtoe HIE you the fbieet quaH^ btond I can BEVERAGES IN CANS 13 '17 99* LESS WAN 2 PACKS OF NURBON f t the towest poaaH>(a prtoe. I ^ JUST THE SHOE FOR FUN BteAMHT aOARETTES A DAY t hope you enfoy R as NNMb as Pus REDEEM YOUR COUPONS Margarine S6PROOF 1 [ ] 6ood4ookfng, long wearing, Hush Puppisi* Bm rihiif sn|B |tod RHliisg Ik tM ysul YOU RECEIVED IN THE MAIL! Brushed Pigskin* is water-ripallent and reslits dirt, ’4?g4/5 QL NAPIER stains and acuffs. Strongly stitchad uppara bonded to QUARTERS t crape sole, the shoe gives added support by means Both Freeser and Refrigerator of a built-in steel shank. The little upkeep needed it S A V E 50‘ a. STEAK KNIFE SAVE lOe furnished by a whisk or two with t litnpla wire brush. are Antomatie Defrost Model 871 lodel RHM971 Model COFBIS ' like this kind of shoe. l&SO’ a. STEAK KNIFE RACKI Mr. Al DeNunzio JtMOaSCOfCM Rise ridiGM toupoRs fur 150 iitn i utiMpGl a r r i v e d b y JET! iwisi(Y. leiKPROOr “ 5 Factory Representative In addifion fo our regular year Wm Be At Marlow's ’ 658 I CALIF. BING w a and 1 year warrantee^ we offer ALL DAY TUES. For A Demonstration @H»8 YODNA Of Hush Puppies. . . 6 0 ] Buttled in Bend I CORMIER our exclusive 90~day guarqnfee London OhBFOOBl WEDNESDA.YIS Hof point Sales and Service CHERRIES Mush Puppli are the OFFIOIAL OHOK of the LABEL Dry PfRorsd I ' ■ ;J Ore: World’s Fair Onldea! 10 PROOF l i PROOF 24 OAK STREET-.TEL A49-88M of safisfaefian. LARGE DOUBLE STAMP DAY Open Daily 9 AeM. io 5 P.M. — Thurt. to 9 P.M. LUSCIOUS '4 ^ 0 1 ♦out* ) hi Hartlord, Bait Hartford, Wait Hifftford, ' Middlatewfl, TkompaamdlU, Brbtel, b e a u t i e s f o r EVERYTHINO! • MAIN STREET • 649-5221 Manchattor and Naw Britain. 4

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He wants a flag which ^ tu rss maple leaves instead of the Union Jack, and he wants the national anthem to be “O IfrraU) Canada" rather than either ”Ood Save . m e The Queen” or ‘The Maple Leaf For­ ever.” In both selections. Prime Minister i ‘ Pearson is complying with the sentimen­ tal wishes of the French Canadians, who habituaUy dUlike any emphasU of s?2 sH r5 3 Canadian ties to Britain and who, re­ cently, have become the t>rgeta of a ■mneaurauM BAna Pn«M « to AdfwM flirtation from France which suggests that President de OauUe may be think­ i •••••••••••••••• •.(0 ing of reannexing French Canada, sym­ •••••A*********** bolically, of course. ^ HIBMBBR o r 1BIC ASBOCIATiaD PRK8B But if he pleases the French Canadi­ » AMoetotad Praw to " “yj* ans, he offends that porUon of Canadian Im a t rapublteatlM c l mUn««r» W j- craditad to It or n « otoarwlaa cradh- politics and society which treasures the ___I papar aad alM tha lotod aawa ouV Sd IdJ bara. _ ties to BriUln ahead of anything else. 4 I fapu.ftUCAttop at I art also rtaarrad In one of the choices coming up, both Baby Rottlen to Retiring Seniors Pearson and Canada are lucky. All three E "SJr”Sj5K ffiff»S potential national anthems not only ■i arroaa appsarliia la adaartlsaiBaato ar M d S w ^ a tt^ ta His Manrhastsr have nice words, but they can be sung. Batald We, when we perhaps made the mistake ol M. A. Sarrlea, toe. of deciding officially upon a national >as — JuUu* ____ — Naar Toili CM- anthem, had no such fortunate choice. "The Star Spangled Banner” is nice to audit bumbau or cmcuuA- hear, but not easy to sing, and it is still lapMor adfsttlatos ciotoM boon: a pleasure to be in some public gather­ w Mototoy - 1 tun Mdiu. ing where one can throw one’s head back gr IlMate - 1 WB r wMr SI «ii S S iu j _ - Tt p rt . im n TTuStimy. lfn and one’s lungs out in a full-throated I S m S v - 1 ►mJTadgaaday.* • r fMday - 1 P.m TbSE!^ rendition of "AmericA” • Batoday — i p.n». Frtday ^^rfdaadltna: 1 0 * Am. aaeb day «< loo azeapt Satarday — t Am ______

Monday, May SS Deliberate Trail-Breaking

When, the other day, one of our great { B^nhower Pidcs Some Principles church denominations elected to the » highest office at its disposal an individ­ ^ a r a haa almost naver baan a erWa ual who then became the first member o f Attitude or policy la the non*mllltary of his race ever to hold that high a posi­ tion, this was not something that Just dapartmant of Dwight D. Elsenhower’s Swim Session Technique! (Herald photos by (toternis.) happened in the natural course of Appreciation for Carl Priess And a Kayak for President Erik Whistle Ceremony Kudos from a Congressman career In which he haa not been accused ------1------o f acting too slowly and too Irresolutely church events. ^favor of what he himself Is supposed Quite to the contrary, somebody made Eastland St., Saturday night The coat of the license Is 82.60 office building. The Selectmen' boats, potato aalad, cole slaw, was cited for failure to grant Andover for a male or spayed female dog said town clerk will meet from to'otand for. a special effort to see that it cams out Three Cited assorted fruit. Bread, butter Surprise Award Tops the right of way at an inter­ and 16.40 for an unspayed fe­ 6 to 8 to examine the qualifica­ and milk are served with each It was this way with his attitude that way. To be sure, the individual so section. He reporiedly caused a male. These chargee include the tions of electors and to admin­ meal. toward Senator Jooaidi McCarthy, when to be advanced and honored had to bS In Crashes car-motorcycle crash ih which Town Clerk town’s fee. ister the electors oath to those the reality was that he was, by refusing Judged worthy of the honor and capable his vehicle was not Involved oy For dogs six months old after found qualified. Eligibility for Manchester Evening HeraM of filling the poet. But, given that basic lOH Closing Session contact. His case will be pre­ June 20 the license cost for a being made a voter is based on Andover correspondent. Law* to'get down In the gutter with McCar­ sented In Circuit Court 12 here male or spayed female is 25 rence Moe, telephone 742-6796. assurance, the function of the election On Weekend W ill Issue one year's residence in the state thy, but by always making it clear on June 8. cents a month until the follow­ and six months in the town. was to preach a sermon, to the mem­ where truth and decency did stand, pre­ It was a full pool and a “ full poolside” at Manchester Three motorists were cited The accident, police said, oc­ ing June 30 and 60 cents a Town Dems Meet RFOORD MAY HEAT paring the way for the Senate and the bers of the denomination itself, and to and two others given written curred at Finley St. and Camp Dog License month for a female, plus 50 The newly elected Democratic WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — High School yesterday afternoon as more than 200 per- warnings in five of six motor ve­ cents for the town’s fee. national rejection of McCarthy in the all society. Meeting Rd. when Joseph D. Town Committee will meet at Connecticut cooled off today Naiurt Study By Joseph SatofOto lons jammed the pool area to witness the open house hicle accidents investigated by McCann, 53, Vernon, stopped on The town clerk's office is 8 p.m. on Wednesday in the after a weekend that saw the #By that would count moot. A member of this particular race was Town Clark Susan Losee has THE SWIMMING HOLE: Tankeroonen, Sunday activities with which the Instructors of the Handicapped Manchester police during the Finley St. waiting to go west open for business from 10 a.m. town hall to elect officers and temperature climb to heights was this way with his attitude on being chosen as a declaration and dem- wound up their 8th seaoon o f# ------weekend. on Camp Meeting Rd. Kevin C. announced that her office will to 4 p.m. on Mondays and seldom reached in the state Several persons were treated name standing committees. tha looue o f dvll rights, when some peo- onstraUon of the highest American and service to the physically and baby bottles, gifts from the un­ Tierney, 25, Hebron, driving his be issuing dog licenses starting Wednesdays; from 7 to 10 p.m. High School Menu even in midsummer. The highs mentally handicapped children at Manchester Memorial Hos­ on Tuesdays and Thursdays; Saturday and Sunday both set pA thought ho was too patient, with Oov- the highest religious ideals. In other derclassmen, were presented to pital for crash injuries, and cycle westbound on Camp Meet­ June 1 and continuing through Tomorrow, Spanl.sh rice, nf Manchester and area (owns. ing Rd., was forced off the road and on Fridays from 10 a.m. to whole kernel corn, white cake; records for the dates, the U.S* mmor Faubuo. words, the church gathering was mak­ the retiring seniors. moderate to heavy vehicular the month. Highlighting tha afternoon's Incxnning President Erik got by the Fish car. Tierney ap­ 1 p.m. and from 7 to 10 at night. Wednesday, corned beef hiuih, Weather Bureau said. ing a particular point of race in order Sheinwold on Bridjge events was the surprise pres­ 1 damage was reported. All dogs aix months of age or Vnter-Maldng Session Saturday’s 96 was the hottest 'And it has been tMs way for several a special gift, too—a baby kay­ ! George R. Barber, 50, of 25 plied his brakes and struck the pea-s and carrot.s, gelatin with to prove its tolerance. By Rowland Evans Jr. entation of an inscribed bronze over must be licensed and such A two hour session for mak- ever recorded in May and re­ aMwiths past as both the Republican Inside ak “ so you won’t have to get Margaret Rd., yesterday at left side of the McCann vehicle. topping: Thursday, spaghetti plaque, thanking "with love and license must be obtained by July ing new voters is scheduled for with meat sauce, tossed salad, placed the record for the date party and the nation have been facing That, it seems to us. is something of East dealer your suit wet.” Sporting a cap about 6 p.m. was charged with Police said that Fish, who had By ALFRED SHEINWOLD affection” the lOH instructors 1 If penalties are to be avoided, tomorrow evening at the town as.sorted pudding; Friday, tuna set on May 23, 1930. a necessary artificiality as America tries North-South vulnerable labeled “ Admiral,” Johnson failure to grant one-half of the been driving his car in back of the possibility of having Senator Barry Robert D. Novak National Men’s Team Champion for their dedication in teaching took a few turns about the the McCann car, pulled out and to grope its way toward life and light NORTH highway, and was also given a Ckildwater as Republican candidate for 4) I 10 3 2 the handicapped youngsters to pool in the thing—and managed Into the intersection, causing Report Moat ao-call^ liberals say swim. written warning for driving a l^rsoident on the issue of civil rights. Some o f the IJ4 to get his suit wet. the accident. towtoieetowisfn I toi i wi'rw.iiwfjwfwefetto < there’s nothing wrong with an A gift from the parents of motor vehicle after drinking. Former President Eisenhower has things we must eventually learn to do <> K 84 His case Is to be heard in Cir­ Tierney was taken to the 935 MAIN STREET - 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 PJH. CLOSED MONDAYS: PHILADELPHIA — “ Frankly, tion tabulation until early last one-sixth of the city’s 1,700 divi­ occasional over-ruff, especially AK52 the handicapped, the plaque assailed, during those months, be- naturally, and without any considera­ after sundown. The trouble Is was presented to outgoing cuit Court 12, Manchester, June hospital for treatment of lace-, this goes beyond the acceptable week. It was then that her law­ sions. 1ST EAFT 8 . tion at all to questions of race, we must that one over-ruff leads to an­ president Robert Johnson on Mis8 Barnini rations and contusions. His mo­ he would not pick or denounce yers obtained solid evidence of ’There is a note of irony to all 4 A K 9 t Police said that Barber, east- level of cheating." other, and this can threaten the the parents’ behalf by Dr. Ger­ torcycle had extensive damage. ndidatea by name, because he would first do precisely on the basis o f race. fraud and went to court. this. For years the liberal 83 AKJtOPS bound on Hilliard St., west of Harsh though they seem, these safety of the home. ard Miller, medical advisor to Robert M. Goodwin, 50. ^t step In to try to use his personal Our organizations, institutions, and How do organization - bossed Democrats who backed Miss Q I096S 0 13 Stephens Grad Fleming Rd., drove into oppo­ words by a Pennsylvania Demo­ East dealer J 10 7 6 3 ♦ Q 9 lOH. Bloomfield, was issued a w rit-' stlgs to halt tbs one candidacy most our processes of political selection must, precinct officials manage to Blatt have been deaf to Republi­ site lane of traffic and struck crat are soft understatement North-South vulnerable SOUTH Sharing also in the presenta­ ten warning for failure to , on occasion, go deliberately out of their make a voting machine cheat? can charges of vote theft by Miss Donna Hale Barnini has the right side of an oncoming ifaponsibls Republicans felt to be im- conaldering the thievery In the Democratic city bosses. Now Opening lead — Eight of A A Q 7 6,5 tion was A. Raymond Rogers, grant the right of way, In an ■ It’s surprisingly simple. received the degree of Associ­ vehicle driven by Leora Rowe, Mlble for their party, because he way, almost go looking for an opportu­ machine-bossed wards in Phila­ they know the charges are all Hearts ^ 7 6 2 principal of tha high school. investigation of a late Satur­ delphia during the April 28 pri­ After the vote was completed East took the first two tricks 0 A 7 2 20 Earl St. Miss Rowe, who was uld make statements on the party sit- nity to prove their tolerance, in order to too true. Rogers aaid the plaque will be ate in Arts from Stephens Col­ shaken up i n the accident, day morning crash at W. (Cen­ mary election - thievery that on election evening, the ma­ with high hearts and then led 4 84 ter and (3ooper Sts. tion la which he seemed to miss op- get the .trail broken. chines were routinely opened However, the long - range East Sealk displayed on the wall of the lege, Columbia, Mo. turned to the left in an attempt O F MANCHESTER could gravely damage Demo­ significance of the Philadelphia a crafty five of hearts. South Weto Notlh pool "until such time as the up from the back and agents of played the seven of hearts, nat­ 1 ^ 1 4 Paw 4 4 Mies Barnini, the daughter of to avoid the crash, police said. Police .said that Goodwin {mrtunlties to make his own sentiments ’This melting pot country has seen this cratic office seekers, including vote steal is this: - Machine- foH have their own outdoor fa­ pulled o:it from a stop sign on the Philadelphia County Com­ urally enough, and West saw All Pan Mr. and Mrs. John Barnini of Moderate damage was reported happen, again and again, with group af­ Lyndon B. Johnson, In Pennsyl­ bossed political organization has cilities.” Cooper St. with a bus of the 5 - . vania this fall. missioners called off the figures that his partner wanted him to 246 Boulder Rd„ was presented to both cars. ter group, and in each progressive in­ suffered another grievous AQ-7-6-6; Hearts, 7-«-2; Dia­ The group is currently con­ At 1 :30 p.m. yesterday, a two- Southington Bus Service Inc. .^Wdl, ones again, Eisenhower has on the recording dials to tally- ruff. monds, A-7-2; Clubs, 8-4. the degree by Dr. Seymour A. Victim of the political larceny wound. ’The Democrats here ducting * 150.000 drive for the car accident at W. Middle ’Tpke. and struck a passing car driven t^kan his own time, and once again, stance the original artificiality and per­ sheet clerks. When West obediently ruffed What do you say? Smith, president of the college was Genevieve Blatt, reform have done more than besmirch pool fund. and Broad St. led to the arrest by Ernest C. Lashenske. Minor m e n he haa decided it is time to say haps even contrived nature of the first candidate for the U.S. Senate. But instead of calling off the the integrity of the voting ma­ with the four of spades. South Answer: Pas.s. This la an old- In the 131st graduating class. TWO FOR THE MONEY The program’s keynote of Joseph Menditto, 66, Willi- damage was reported. I The stolen votes certainly would numbers on the dials. In pre­ forgot his childhood training. fa.shloned opening bid, but most Miss Barnini is a 1862 gradu­ mmethlng, he has been able to take a choice levels off, in time, until there is chines. They may have broken speaker was Congressman, mantic, for failure to obey a Frederick O’Connor, 34, have deprived her of victory cinct after precinct they conven­ the back of their own political He leahed over the table and present-day experts consider It ate of Oishing Academy, Ash- ppsltlon on prindide rather than on per- no longer either artificial disadvantage iently ignored the actual over-ruffed with dummy’s ten Emilio Q. Daddario, who in traffic light. He will go to court Thompsonville, Saturday after­ against State Supreme Court machine. s shade too weak. praising the leadership and the burnhaan, Mium. on June 8. ^nalltieA or artificial advantage for the particu­ Justice Michael Musmanno, the count, padding the Musmanno of spades. noon was warned by police for lar group involved. totals and diminishing the Blatt Since this was a family game. work of the club, indicated his Police said that Menditto, failing to drive in a proper lane. ^But, as everyone who can stand giving boss-backed candidate, had not For Shelnwold’s 86 • page surprise at the extent of its driving west on the turnpike, Get two pieces at this low reduced price a friend in the enemy camp totals. Simple as pie. North was declarer’s wife. And booklet, “ A Pocket Guide to To Change Routine Police reported that O’Connor, If we believe in America, we have to Herald scope. ran a red light and was struck driving weri on Cannp Meeting mme attention to prindplea can recog- tipped off the Blatt forces how For example. In the Third If you think the over-ruff didn’t Bridge," send 50 cents to lOH this year has been teach­ in the left side by a northbound Rd., failed to make a sharp i^ e , the personal statement the former believe that this formula will work and where the votea were Precinct (called “ Division’’ here threaten the safety of the home, Bridge Book, Manchester Eve. SHERMAN OAKS. Calif. (API Yesterdays ing swimming to about 60 hand­ Broad St. cai driven by Mrs. curve near Carter St. and con- ' Aaddent has given to the New^Tork again, and we cheer those who take swiped. in Philadelphia) of the 8th Ward, you don’t know the lady. Herald, Box 3318, Grand Central —Hugh Hunt, OScar-winning set Loses Contract icapped children from 17 Con­ Madeline ZIebarth of 19 Emer­ tinued on through a wire fence. ; symbolic first steps anywhere. Miss Blatt’s attorneys prompt­ Musmanno wa.s credited with Staion, New York 17, N.Y. decorator, will change his Sun­ ^ r a ld Tribune states principles which ’The over-ruff cost South his necticut towns in addition to son St. He was unhurt and the vehicle ly went to court. A Republican 81 votes, Blatt with IS. When the 25 Yeara Ago Copyright 1964 day breakfast habits from now ^mehow would never provide suitable contract. No matter how South Manchester. on. Mrs. Ziebarth, who had the had moderate damage but was Judge ordered the supposedly court oi^ered the machine re­ WPA Administrator Vincent J. General Features Corp. comfortable roof for the candidacy of played the trumps East was Dr. Harold Lehmus presented Each Sunday Hunt and his right of way, police said, and driveable, police said. cheat • proof voUng machines opened for Inspection, the ac­ Sullivan Invites Gov. Raymond her passenger. Mrs. Martha Senator Goldwater. tual tally was Musmanno 68, E. Baldwin to inspect recon­ sure to get a trump trick. Mfe memberships to the 25 wife f o out for breakfast at No injuries nor arrests and . Bustle Really Progress? opened — with devastating re­ graduating seniors, snd the chil­ Bell, also of 19 Emerson St., sults. ’The extent of the theft Blatt 48. struction of hurricane-damaged (I sometimes get letters on 11:30 a.m, ’They' are gone ap­ only minor damage wa-s report-1 Mr. Elsenhower’s dtation of past Re­ Hamonasset Park. this sort of play. If South leads A Thought for Todaj dren participating during the proximately an hour. It’s been were taken to the hospital for ed in a'12:30 a.m. accident yea- ' was established beyond all In the eth Division of the 8th treatment of bruises and con­ t i l l 3 j i . *n. publican accomplishments In the area of Pieces Justificatlves from women’s doubt. The result is outrage. ’The Rev. William H. Wallace the Jack of spades from dum­ Sponsored by the OlanctaestM' year were given accomplish­ a routine for years. terdsy on Congress St. when Ward, the official record ot the ment badges for their part in tusions of the body. The Zle- human need and social progress, his em- colleges tend toward praise of profes­ Sen. Hugh Scott, the Repub­ speaks at meeting of Kiwanis my. East covers with the king. But Sunday, while the Hunts motorist Wilfred LaPointe, 17, | voting machine showed Mus­ South can take the ace and CotuicU of Churches barl car, with exten'ivp )''im sional activity. With satisfying statistics lican incumbent who will fact CHub; subject—“ Some ’Thoughts the program. were out, burglars got away Andover, was being pu.shed and THURSDAYS A asis on “ the positive nature of true manno 114, Blatt 41. The actual queen, but then East wins a per, grille and hood damage, was they demonstrate that, among alumnae, the winner of the Blatt-Mu.s- count, as recorded on the digits on Memorial Day." The awards followed two ab­ with valuable coin collections, his car scraped the side of a I l^publicaniam,’’ his praise of a “crusad- professionalism accrues at a high rate. trick with the nine.) "Though Shalt Not Covet breviated swim sessions during two valuable six - shooters with towed away, police said parked...... car owned by David...... Ma FRIDAYS manno contest, knows how to ex­ in the machine, is 104 Musman­ *! lag concern" as the party’s spirit in the - Such or such a proportion, of alumnae ploit an opening. In fact, soma Since South also had to lose Thy Neighbor’s . . which the* Instructors and chil­ an Old West history, radios, Norman B. Fish, 21, of 21 j^ulre, 23, of 84 Congress St. no, 51 Blatt — reducing the Mus­ 10 Years Ago a diamond trick, he was down f^ld of civil rights, his emphasis on are practicing scientists, we learn; or Democrats now wonder whether manno plurality In that division Much present day advertlstng dren demonstrated their tech­ cameras and other articles of practicing surgeons, or lawyers, or civil Connecticut Supreme Court of one. (Yes, dear reader. South exists because men do covet niques. Swimming and diving undisclosed value. •joyal" support of the United Nations, the Republicans hiight not ac­ from 73 to 63 Xh-rors upholds arbitrator’s servants. tually carry the state on the could have saved himself by ex­ what their neighbors have. The exhibitions were later conduct­ Hunt’s many Oscars for movie t|id his repetitious concern for "calm, But the real paydirt for Miss awards permitting Cheney Bros, ecuting a squeeze play on West. And another large portion, if active in crest of the vote-steal Issue if implication is also that this Is ed by Instruotora CTiarles Rob­ set designing were untouched. inelaklng study” of foreign problems Blatt came in the 43nd Ward, to cut wages of workers. But a player who over-ruffs at the way things are and ought none of these ways, is busy in commend­ Gov. William Scranton should where in division after division inson, James Nathan. Nancy MHS Class of 1864 leaves the wrong time surely can’t be to be—It sells. The treiu) of our pd the avoidance of “ impulsiveness” to­ able civic pursuits—serving on the get the Presidential nomination. the “ official” count cheated her. mark — painting of ‘64 class Begg. and Daley Dimock, with expected to know about squeez­ society seems to be, "W hy be Betsy Hyde as narrator. /or)iapa I tended a gathering of teen­ too cfo our boat to aerve you bettor 90" Slimline Sofa and Chair fidplea for a positive, forward-looking sorbing busyness of competitive exist­ can increase my taicortie' and agers was evident yesterday a e ‘ epublicanism would have to bA It will ence. have mors tMnn—my kiteg- damage done by the inevitable oom- Passing. hastily, as befits a man, over rity la for sale, w hat can save me from the freoslsd strhrlng Two 53" Slimline Love Seats between positions, between the practicability of this dual commit­ Any two ment, I sometimes, stop to wonder how after things? dples, and in the realm where per- much of our human ^ ra tion is worth Thank God (or Jssua Christ AnallUes cannot be totally ignored, be- its coat I am quite sure that a great who sets all things In jMrspsc- piece group flraan the responsibility of moods and deal o t what I bustle about with—^week tlvs. The best business buildings Rev. Earls R. Custsr 92"\ Tufted Sofa and Chair iMtudea. in, week out by day and by night—is minimally important to anybody, serv­ North Methodist Church ing only to maintain my illusions about my own significance. And although I Imagine! Furnish your living room with two covered* ^ I\|P«Bnon's------Giolcea can occasionally perceive'- this m u y Today in History (utility, I do not know how to stop, nor to-order pieces at the price you'd expect to pay for a do my friends who are similarly in­ Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson of volved. By The AssodaM Fres4 sofa alone. Choose a chair and a sofa, or tWo love Today Is Monday, May 26, the lliada has shown plenty of courage On the whole I think that women are 146th day of 1864. There are Need a guest room ? teats for only $I9V. Each group is available in a iriBg his sarser, moat notably in those less obsessed than men with this self­ 220 days left in the year. demand for continuoias movement to­ 166 actiTltiea for which he won the special group of fabrics, so you select covers that go ward assumed ends that we call produc­ Today's RlghUgfat la History o M Psaee PrisA Than he had nerve No need to be without that extra jgfuest tive. But periodical jsnd book-length On this date In 1787, the flmt room you need. The problem can be solved best with your decorating and colqr scheme. The lOUgh to help save the world fromt writings make me wonder whether an seasloiQ of the Constitutional $26 Down $8*70 larchy even though the illegal aggrss urge toward the vertiginous is spread­ Convention was held in Phila­ are buiH in BilTLER buiidere with an Eclipse Innerbed. For it serves a pieces you choose are made just for yo.u. The "Tufted" ing to women. delphia, ostensibly to amend the dual-purpose; that of a stylish, comfor­ oC the BBoment was being led by Wfhyr BbCbuae Butler jjfuildM have more to wfthi iht sofa group is a slim, off-the-floor modern group. All I wonder why. Fur if higher learning old articles of confederation. work Morjlhly ti^iiL,FraBes and IsraeL table sofa during the day and an extra bed has any ultimate vklue, it should induce As It turned out, however, the (rtrtidural systomt; four factary-itwulbtod and two ftold-iiwu- pieces haVe foam latex rubber seat cushions for 20th ^ t there saay have been less peril in for your guests at night. The bed is equip­ us to civilization as an end; and moat l invention framed t^ conetitu- Ibtod wbit ^ e m ti bn aluminuffi roof that cm b* itwrantoad Pay as you enjoy Watkins ,t whrld-Important place of Pearson of Qur frantic activity is not itself that ' tlon we have today. tor 20 yMTK aicht Bu(l«r*Ton« 515 ctooorstor colort fuarantobd ped with the famous Eclipse Innerapring yCentury luxury. All are made with hardwood frames; aderMdp than there is la what he is end, but is supposed, obscurely, to pro­ On 1340 Date tor 5 yMrti a Du P6nt Tadlar* PVF film laminate txwwriiii ay»> mattress and the added Relax-a-bed con­ Furniture on Watkins Budget vide means to that end, which by dlf- rubberized hair end cotton felt fillings. Decks (under jtB g BOW, up within the borders of his In 1803, poet, oseayiot. and ^ luanr^arf tor 15 yaars. Call tor mora dateMs. struction feature, whichSvJlows the mat­ Terms: $26 delivers any $199 ” rent devices we shall seek soma later philosopher Ralph W ^ o Broer- tress to adjust for reading or watching seats)'are covered in sanie fabric as usad to upholster country. Thhre he is oonunitUng when we shall have time.—AR- NM msM«m4 lw4i»wt group. Pay only $8.70 month* •on was bom in Boston. TV. See the Eclipse Innerb^ best styled lU to the design and legalisation of E. SUTHERLAND, Bussey pro- In 1863, Confederate Oen. ly. (Small service charge). pieces. All are specially pricad, so choose yours flag, plus the ssieetion of a na- »r of law at Harvard University, for your decor, at Watkins. Model shown Thomas J. ’’Stonewall" (laokson THE FUOSIM OIL iM. t o m o r r o w l . _ . " AS be to the Mount Holyoke Ooll^fe ddsatod Union forces at Vln- Butlar BuUdlag 1800 Farmlagtom A««. is $289. Others frwn $^99.50. 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'1 iii*';. ■(,. ■ ... J -.I (!■ . i KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 25. 1964 South Windsor TBBIRiST BKKF M r O W l L ^ V I f m P R iM H lM PROTMI Retarded Children's Group DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY E ( ^ Coucfalin at SM Woodland 8t. waa elactad praai- dant of tha Frfandly CIrcIa of To Foster Understanding Manchaatar at Uia racant annual maatlnf. A yermanmt oommItUs te9i ■m. at the Avery Street Mra. Bugana Praaman waa aa> rapresOBt Oouth Windsor’s nan- Mtool. Oueet speaker trill be lectad Yica preaident; Mra. Ar­ tally handleappDd children has Mta George Law who wUl dem- thur Daunt, aacretary; Mra. Al- bean eetabitahed. oostrau and spiMdc on ’’Scrap trad RingUatta, treaaurar. Mri, Karol Dowgialewlca will Catalog Store get- Craft” Mra. L a w haa taught Aftar tha raadlng of tha fl- head the newly termed louth crafts tor ths Girl Scouts a ^ nancial report for tha paid yaar, Wladeor Committee tor Retard­ tha organisation votad to donata T W C A and IS an art dlrsetor ed Children. ■ Other offlcere In­ tor Kensliigton School. The $75 to Manchaatar Aaaaociation clude: Mrs. Mark PhUlipe, aec- for tha Halp of Ralarded Child- meeting Is opsn to ths pubUc. retary - transuser; Mre. Andre ‘nckets will be available at the ran, IK to tha swimming pool acquainted offer! Poties, hoatesi and Mre. Roger fund of tha Instructors of tha 4oor, Members are reminded Cottle, publicity. ------^ a| _ At------o. SJ---A Randicappad, $60 to tha Parants Appointed to represent needa dues ars payabls this month. fviiiMons Of potifm p i m p i w i p s e p p v t Association of tha Manafiald _ Road Map InspseUoa houaowivoa who lovo quality and i of rsiArded children to town and Vv TOOK PPWOffI pfICPS for PCOflQffllCPI Stata Training School. $XS to the SHOP AT WARDS CATALOG STORE area organiiatloae were: Mrt. Town Enginaars’ road maps ingt... cooking out or cookktg ki. Newington Homa for Crippled Leoahtd Green, represenuuve will ha poated in tha town’s Children, and $10 to the Connec­ to bsiard ot education; Mra. Ed­ post ^ ic e s snd atoraa for rast- ticut Institute for the Blind. OVER 130,000 ITEMS TO CHOOSE ward Grauehlnsky, repreaenta- danta'to Inspact to detarmlning it any roada have bean omit- Uve td town council; M tu Marie mSBR —JUICT _ _ — M ONTGOMERY FROM, AT WARDS LOW, LOW PRICFS ! Undemark and Mr. Walter tad. A . formal public haaring Abel, representatives to adult will ba set in the future. COME IN AND SEE. and youth organUations. Oidld Offleera Installed snionsnAK .75 G«orge N. The new committee will serve Mra. Thomas aisnnlx was In- STEAK k.79‘ la a llalaon capacity between atallsd as the new preaident of U T R A LEAN - ^ Converse WARD parents and others seeking in­ the St. Francis of Assisi Churen formation concerning retarded Ladle* Guild during the guild’s SnSariiUT .69 PAINTING AND children and thoM who can sup­ annual banquet CHUCK STEAK * 49*^ ply the needed Information. Other officers Installed in SHORT CUT A jA DECORATING Speakers will be available to eluded: Mrs. Robert Haley, vice CHUCK PHONE MS-SWM address local organUatlona. Tha preaident; Mrs. Orville Welch, group will also receive end dla- recording secretary; Mra. A r­ MB STEAKS w-3 .69 Can Evenings — • to t trlbute useful information to tho lans Martocci, treasurer; and CAUr. ROAST .5 5 ' parents of rstarded chUdrsn. Mrs. Oeorgs Clark, correapond- CRMHIBatHOTTOM — HOHILIM -. h nrsons wishing to be on the Ing secretary. nulling list Should contact Mrs. rSdUD GROUIID .89 Standing committee chair­ Phillips, 3516 EUlngton Rd. men for the guild Include: Mr*. RODIIDROAST .7 5 ' Coplss of the brochure, "Op­ Eugene Orlllo and Mrs. Robert m i u s t ^ T o r B o g a s .< I LEAN AND TENNER . . , - ^ RUMMAGE portunities for the Mentally Re- Burger, ways snd msans; Mrs. for four holidof $hopping Urded Child In South Windsor" SALE are now available at tha Sadd Gerald MoTeague, membership; STEAK .9 9 '! SRIB ROAST r s F .v r f 49' and Wood Memorial Libraries Mr*. WesUy Sanford, nominal Sponsored by and from local clergymen, pe­ Ing; Mrs. Richard Masur, pub­ OPEN TOP ROUND M ST. JOHN’S LADIES lisher; Mrs. John Leahy, par­ FRIENDSHIP CLUB diatricians snd Mrs. Ksrol Dow- WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY flelewlcs, 696 Main St. and Mrs. liamentarian; Mrs. Walter EubeI teaks .9 9 ' Kryxak, baiHismal robee; Mrs. AND FRIDAY NITES TQ?siitLon»ut .85' TUESDAY. MAY 26 RM er Cottle, 78 Dogwood La< I it 'niis booklet, published by the Francis Orlver, program; Mr*. CLOSED SATURDAY—MEMORIAL DAY to AT THE CHURCH temporary committee to study W’illlam Manglno, hospitality: out the need of reUrded children in Mr*. Walter Bums, spiritual 23 Golwoy StrMt South Windsor, Is free of charge welfare; Mrs. George Karu. 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. 40 and oonUins information eon- refreahments; Mrs. Edward 7 PJII. to 9 PJ«. 1-20 cemlng many area opportunl Very, publicity and Mrs. Vin­ SHOULDER OQc I GROUND FRESH era ties tor the mentally handi­ cent Callahan, telephone. the First District ^Fireman of Yeai^ capped child. Jayoees Elect Officers LEAN 3da Fire Onuae Unknown Marvin C. Clemson of 30 Margaret Rd., North End volunteer fireman for more than 20 Albert Cross Jr. has been A fire Saturday night at a STEAK »»» . 07 I BEEF lb. years, accepts special miniature trophy as first recipient of the "Fireman of the Year" elected preaident of the Junior an Rya SL machine ^lop extensive 39 award from Eighth District Preaident Victor Swanson, as District Fire Chief Francis Chamber of (Commerce. Other im- ly damaged the basement. Wa­ Limerick looks on approvingly. The award, sponsored by the district's board of directors offleera Include: Harold An­ LEAN A TENDER m mm 9Bi. CLEAN ter and smoke damage was rt- and given for years of service rendered to volunteer firefighting in the North End, was pre­ drews, first vice preaident; the portsd at the machine shop and c sented Saturday night at a special firemen's dinner, given by the directors, at the district Philip Dasher, second vice «0- living quarters section of the firehouse! Clemson's name will be engraved on the large trophy which will be a permanent president; Richard Carlson and CHUCKROAST .4 5 W k r o a s t .5 9 ' inn building. SHORT RIBS firehouse fixture. (Herald photo by Satemis.) John Reck, directore; William No aetlnuiU of damage U DONELEIf FOR BRAIUNO PqPT. ten Free Mothproofing availablt. Fire Chief Philip Maguire, secretary; and Ed­ c Crombie aaid the fire started mund Wilson, treasurer. {ea Expose Lines in the baaement garage but ’Hie Junior (Tbamber of Com­ BRISKET :89' ^* 79 §ff%BEEF .59' FLANKENRIBS *55' nta cause .oJ the fire hss not been merce held tta annual driving ht. Choicest Meats In Town! determined rodeo Saturday at the high all With N-Arms, The building, at Wlndsorville school. Judges Included mem •P® and Rye, is the former Rye bers of the South Windsor Street School. Safety Commission. The rodeo CHUCK WELL wFii IQc I g r o u n d wo Barry Asks TUESDAY ONLY! A passing motorist turned Is an educational program de EXTRA ate PLUMP, NATIVE, WAVBEST in the alarm at 10:86 p.m. Com signed to instill safe driving oth (Continued from Page One) panies 1 and 2 responded. habits and knowledge in teen­ I a FOR PICKUP AND agers. STEAK .07 I CHUCK umi . art Wearing air packs firemen en­ plies from Red China and North DELIVERY CALL — tered the building as smoke ’The South Windsor winner 59 Viet Nam into South Viet Nam ' 643.2421 gushed from the basement. will be sent to the statewide en- CHICKEN IHENANDOAH—FREIH FROEEN ^ ^ 6NAMD UNION ea, unless the Communists hailed Melvin E. Comeliuson, own­ rodsa, and the winners from the ONAHD UNION—BY THE PnCB - the military shipments. er of the building, told officials states will compete for $5,000 led Goldwater, a candidate for the NEW MODEL that he left the building at in scholarships and u i automo tad GOP presidential nomination, about 7:30 |j«jii. p.m. A nqi^nijurneighbor rv*>re­ bile this July In Washington TURKEY BREAST. 89' SUCED BACON .5 9 ' BOLOGNA* *49' ■pt said U.8. policy on Viet Nam LEGS ported hearlring a crackling PETITtI - ^ ;OUN STAN— CAMMED lacks decision. LAUNDRY D. C. (LLMIT 5 LBS. PER CUSTOMER) AND DRV CLEANING noise froi^.^ m b^MlAg after Manus .IJW The senator also indicated he 10 p.m. FirV m im esis 4«i< IS « ofnclals believe the ’The alementary school; To B«i-I-Cat would favor bombing supply CHICKENS *. Cash & Carry nolss was the basement win­ morrow, veal cutlet In tomato BAR'B-Q 49*^ X l U U i l k d ALL NEAT D. * 1 9 routes inside Red China. "You oe* HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Z Open 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. dows bursting from the heat. aauca, mached potatoes, butter might have to," he said, or the 73 SUMMIT STREET SAVE OVER >56 Firemen remained on the ed green beans, wheat bread war will drag on and on. 317 HIGHLAND STREET—PHONE 643-4278 GULDEN'S Julius Kupferschmld, Prop. scene until early Sunday mom- and butter, cookies; Wedneaday. Ing. chicken and rice soup and RED or YELLOW Full Dental Parley crackera, chopped ham and 15,000 bTU air cendMoner The Public Health Nursing pickle sandwich or peanut but MUSTARD Association will hold iU annual ter sandwich, cake; Thuraday, dental conferences for children pork stew and vagetablea, rolls HAWAIIAN KETCHUP CEMENT entering the first grade thia and butter, Jello with topping SPECIALS FOR TUES. and WED. with aiilemalic tfiermestal! fall. The program will atari on Friday, baked beana. flsh aticka, W. H. ENGLAND June 8 and continue for the cabbage and carrot, salad, pea­ month of June. Each child will nut butter and jelly sandwich PUNCH Milk will be aerv^ with all t Efficiontly cools, filters, dehumidifies tho receive a dental checkup, clean­ LUMIER CO. TENDER — LEAN — SLICED ing and four applloationa of meals. 2-29' 27 air . . . powerful multi-room capacityl sodium fluoride. The high school; Tomor­ a. “ A t the Green” 649-5201 Appointments must be made row, beef stew, jello with CARNATION. SOLID GRAND UNION — VEGETARIAN in advance and will be taken on whipped cream; Wednes 77 a first come first serve basis day, vegetable soup, grilled M • Adjustable thermostat automatically since there are only 120 ap- cheese aandwlches, cake with WHITE TUNA PORK and BEAMS maintains your pre-set temperature Rofwlarly 949.91 poIntmenU avallable.'There will hot fudge sauce; 'Thursday ■ COOKED ■t No moMy dowa be no charge for this service, meat loaf and gravy, mashed Anyone interested may make an potatoes, green beans, ice V ”" ^ B • 2-speed cooling with silent, adjustable appointment by contacting Mrs.! cream; Friday, fish sticks or John Kearney, 1456 Main S t„' swordfish, parsley potatoee, 3 98 " ' r 193 •» no-draft air deflectors. 230V operation 5,000 BTU air conditioner, 115 V .. • n z be 10 ' from 9 a.m. to noon tomorrow corn, cookies. Milk will HAM ft 79 and Wednesday. served with all meals. Pothick Supper MORTON o r rARMHOUSE—FROSEN b- LEAN and JUICY Audio and Visual Teats >- An audiometrist will visit The annual meeting of the PENGUIN South Windsor to conduct a vi­ Women's Society tor Christian sion and hearing testing pro­ Service of the Wesley Memorial ______Oiurch will be held tomorrow CREAM PIES f gram. ’The dental and hearing d Ground Chuck o 9 ' conferences will be held In the;at the church. A pot luck sup- HELLMANN'S CANNED Community Room of the South I per will be served at 6:80 p.m. Windsor Bank and Truat Co. on by members of the executive Rt. 5, Mrs. Kearney should be committee. A pledge service will MAYONNAISE SODAS contacted for appointments for be conducted by Mrs. CTarence h the vision and hearing tesU Himelrlck and Mr*. Rebecca 3'iif 89' il GIANT TIDE rKc 6 S also. Darcy. All women of the church Sorarlty td Meet are invited. GRAND UNION — TROSEN JES-SO EL^’ERTA A meeting of -the Hartford Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Mancheeter. NO. 2Vt Omlcron Pi Sorority will be held South correapondent, Brownla Joaeph, telephone 644. GREEN PEAS CAN PRICE CUT 12.08 SIGNATURE Wednesday at 7:46 p.m. at the c •) 914S. PEACHES 2 5 home of Mrs. Terry V. Sprenkel, in 73 Palmer Dr. A ite r the regular d FANCY, GREEN GAS 30-GAL HEATER busineas meeting, there will be y4ir Term s Frenchf 3 ^ 4 9 ' I- the Installation of offleera for r. next year and the showing of PARIS — France took a lead­ 12-89 I- MAX MILLER SAYS:— two films. “ TelsUr,” and "Talk­ ing role in the early develop­ C U K E S 4 ro«29° ing of Tomorrow.” All area ment of aviation, and many avi­ SNOW CROP —raOSBM EXTRA FANCY alumnaa art Invitad. Thoae ation terms are of French ori­ Farm Fresh Produce DELUXE — 14" BIBE planning to attand ahould con­ gin. Among them are aileron, ORANGE JUICE 3 '- ^ l " tact Mra. Sprenkel. pilot, fuselage, nacelle (an en­ SNOW CROP —rROSBH SWEET — VINE-RIPENED i. 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Wa raiarva tha right to Emh guontitiaa; p. 199 GREEN ROAD MItchaU S 4 LM * Pm' Is. Hair bi TsL OusiM Pheoe NS.4134 269 West Middle Tpke.^TDl. 643-2185-OpM Thun..4frL To V P.I MRBchaQtar Porkade, Middle Tpkg.Wofi I ^sxdckBnzBkvnhxd kESAiii. lU k tia n ik com , HoxhAT. kAT'ai, i*M BlM Blotniakl of RockvUlt, Mri. lAniM Om H of L«Cr«scenU, Hospital Notes' Hebron 1 2 th Q r c u it , Events C*llf„ Mm. Anna Widner of Florida Primary Vote New Orleans N«w Bedford. MaM.. Mra. Flor­ Vlaliing houtn are 8 to 8 pjn. Court Cases m a& ence Johneon of Thompaonyllle In all arena excepting materni­ 61 Per Cent In World itag, Benjvnla BMweU and Mra. Suaan Pavreau of ty where they are t to 4 p.m. Pays Tribute i Meriden; fifteen grandchildren and 8:80 to 8 p.m. and private Tops Political Week MANCHESTER SE8UON MAIHUD, Spain (AP) — <*«•>■ OOQbXntfBIA a u n a O A —- Miii.MTM. terah B. one great-grandchlld. rooms w’here they are 18 a.m. From Rham Two Manchester youths had ehargea ef liquor violations eraliaataao Francisco Franco ToMorriso n\ The funeral will be held to 8 p.™.1^‘m. Visitors are requested (Coattnoad from Page One) showad mariied favor for Prlnee Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. fronj emoke In patients’ day witti Republican presiden­ nolled today and were brought tial aspirants battling In oppo­ before Judge O'Brien on a mora Juan Carloa de Borbon Sunday, RainMiT ®”*“”''***»*^ i?lliI the Burke Funeral Home. 76 rooms. No more than twotwo vlivisl ■ egatea in the stato’s primary To Continue BH* om ) urday at her home after a •<>"» , Prospect pr^jpoct s t. with a Maas of re- tors at one time per patient. site ends of the state. serious charge of breaking and apparently rebuffing the aspira­ election June 2. There are 88 del­ ’The presidential hopes of New entering. lllne*. .. K.r quleni Joseph’s Church at Reports fiom District 8,' Re­ tion of Prince Carlos Hugo M WUM ihics sidfl Mrs. Vandsr- , Other survivors - — Include her ^ , I jM Qui isj Y Bernard’s Patients Today; 258 egate votes at stake in Oalifomla York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefel­ David R. Eubanks, 19, of 142 frtft,>hsr- dhuigthsr , and M6ni- husband, two sons, ^ re e daugh-1 c-meterv ler and Arizona sen. Barry gional High School, show that 61 Spruce St., and Oeona D. Olld- Bourbon-Parma to occupy the ADMITTED SATTIRDAY: the same day Victory In Califor­ per cent, or slightly over three Spaniah throne. ioB Oars angsgsd tb be mgrrt- ters, nine grandchildren and ten pYiends may call at the fu- Goldwater. clash June 2. The den, 18, of 188 Bisaeiil St., have 8fl- Mrs. Vaadargrift eras dhrar^ gi^t-grandchlldrw. tonight from 7 to 9 Harold Crane, Coventry; Laurie nia would give Rockefeller In ex­ plum: 86 votes at the Republi­ fifths of this years graduates been charged with breaking and Franco gave the grandson af Coralli, John.son Rd.. Bolton; cess of 200 votes going Into the will continue in higher educa­ Spain’s last king second ptoce •sd* Kbrrison^s wife died In Funeral "id tomorrow from 8 to 4 and 7 can National Convention. entering with criminal Intent. tomorrow at 2 p.m. at tn B o m Scott Bishop, Wapping; Wil­ convention. The candidates each cam­ tion. About 21 per cent will go Olldden has posted a $1000 bond on the reviewing stand, beside ChuH*. Middle Haddam. The “to "9 "p.m. liam Tefft, Broad Brook; Beth Goldwater backers are claim­ paigned today in an area where into business or enter the army. while Eubanks Is being held In the army minister, during an Ths ansksts of Morrison and Sands, 10 Gem St., Rockville: ing their man will go Into the The remainder are undecided. annual military parade. The Ma Non «m ba taksn to S t Lou- Rev. Robert Anderson, pastor of Gerard J. Douville they are weakest — Goldwater Heu of a similar bond. They will Church Church, will officiate. Mra. Elizabeth McMullln, 28 convention with 480 to 500 dele­ in the north and Rockefeller In ’Those admitted to colleges or be presented in court on June prince’s Wife, Princess Sophie of ti Gathadral TUasday for a high- Coventry - Gerard J. Dou- View St.; Mrs. Ida Mattson, gates, not counting the 86 he specialized schools are: Gregory Greece, sat at Mrs. Franco’s i Im . Burial will be In Village Ceme­ vile. 48. of Windsor Locks, brot­ the south. 18 for disposition. tery. Wethersfield. Weymouth, Mass.; John Fidler, could win„ in . ^ California. . . . . , Goldwater flew to Redding Horton, Fairfield University; The two were originally right In her bo*. Mayor Victor Sebiro, who bs- her of Mrs. Rena "Benson of And­ ’The Florida election alM In- gun John F. Kennedy morisl tond at i He is survived by his wife, a William Raymond, Worcester for the throne from the Carnst naifasd Morrison to , ths dlido- eopal Chu^h ,on. two daughters and three ford: John Miller, Bolton Rd., Mayor Haydon Bums of Jack- Sacramento Valley, them up Saturday after obaerv- Donations may be sent in care . . Vernon; Andrew Goldsnider, sonville, who led the field in the . Polytechnic; Katherine Dona­ ing a car driven by Eubanks branch of Spanish monarchists. aatie host, excused city am-: of Mrs. Lester Rundlette. brothers. May 5 primary, and Mayor R nectlon with S theft of a motor force peace between warring Stop, Masloo, an a comUnatlon Church, Windsor Locks, at 9. RroartBroad Brook:Brook Mra.Mrs Elaine Sad- , new-l »»''• former g^em or of George Kasyan, Central Connec­ Negro and East Indian factions. James McArdle len Lake.side Lane, Bolton; vehicle and are being held on bndineee-pleaeyre trip. Their Burial will be In St. Mary’s comer to statewide politics who " oam^lgning for ticut; Donna Crannlck, South­ I bonds of $1,000 each. Ths British destroyer Decoy ■tans took off abortly after 8 James McArdle, 54, of 130 Cemetery, Windsor Locks. Catherine Misak, Wlllimantic; ern Connecticut. Hsckmatock St., died suddenly Karen Devlin, Andover; Donna surprised most observers with .‘^*,;^*I^Wican Ronald Oney, 17, and Richard arrived In Georgetown harbor. n.m. Friday from MAtamoros, Friedds msy call at the fu­ his second-place fini.sh in the California met with Also James Hohmann, Clark­ Tipton. 17, both of Btoat Hart­ Police said the death of a Ne- Moxlee, aeroao the border from this morning at his home. neral home today from 4 to 10. Deltrichsen, 54 Fairfteld St.; first primary, has endorsed the *" Anaheim, then en- gro night watchman and an ex­ Mr. McArdle was bom Sept. Mrs. Marilyn Wojick. Williman- son: Rebecca Bennett, Southern ford. were picked up this morn­ BrownevUle, Tex. Connecticut; Robert Rathbun, ing by state police who said pectant Indian mother over the h March party found the 11, 1909, In Portadowii, County Mra. Jennie CMarixlo tic; Edward Karpu.ska, RFD 2, weekend brought to 24 the num­ Armagh, Ireland, and was a Rockville;„ ...... Mra. Felma Bajau- Oklahoma’s runoff election Hall said Rockefeller ’’more uConn; Cheryl Barnes, Wllll- they observed them tampering oraekage the next day in re- Wapping—^Mra. Jennie Fran­ Kockvuie, Mra reima , centers on the battle for the nearly approaches the Ideal Re- mantle Stole College; Judy Mar- with a car in Stafford Springs. ber of victims In the racial vio­ Stote terrain 66 milea eoutheasl resident of Manchester for 30 co Chiarlzlo, Til, of Wethers­ cius 3 Buckland Alley, | Senate nomination ^publican political concept than tinez. Stetson. Michael Roller, lence that started four months Years. Prior to that time he They will appear In Stafford af esudad Victoria, the capital field, mother of Mrs. Frank , xrn. " n, between two sUll youthful po- ■"y ®‘her presidential aspirant,- Hartford; Philip Williams, Ho- court on June 10, for plea. ago. the Mexican state of Tamaul- lived in Hartford. He was a Calvo of 61 Pine Knob Dr., vllle; Earl Ellto'^ompsonvllle. ^ veterans-Sen. J. How- and would be the one candidate i bart; Andrew Gasper. UConn; t self-employed electrician. Granville Downs, 32, of South is. There ware no survivors. died Saturday at Hartford Hos- Mra. Carol Webster, South Edmondson. 38, appointed together all factions Patrick Dougan, Willlmantlc; Windsor,Yvinosor, hadnaa hisnia casecaae nolled noiiea to- lo- ADELAIDE, Australia Survivors include his wife, Windsor; Annibale Gerevini, 15 ,to the Senate early In 1963 toparty Itself.” Charles Belden, Delaware Val Mrs. Mabel Sullivan McArdle; I^tal. Overland St.; Homer Larabee, . , , _ rL R-v.-t « day after it was found that the H«avy^clnc, ones In higher educational charges of spying (or Israel. ■ eagO’e two alt • day school boy- auppbrtera. Sanford cannot tuc-^ ‘ way; Richard Dickerson, 21, Conviction could mean the death eons, also voiced a strong pro- Helander, 68, of Wethersfield, Am.ston; a son too Mr. and Mra. other dark-horse candidates that classes, and no women at all. Glastonbury, failure to dim died yeeterday at Rocky Hill F u n e ra ls Eidmund Maillet. 44 Colonial It is hoped that soma of these penalty. Moore i former Superior lights, $10; Burton Hodge, 80, Standing in toe dock, Huetten- "Bringing back a show which Veterans Hospital. He was the Rd.; a son to Mr. and Mrs, fine young people will decide to East Hampton, 8100, operating brother of Mrs. Anna Martin- Terrence Magner. 61 W. Middle “* ' deadlock, clearing the way for a remain in District 8, and make meister -afltoltted most of toe portrays the Negro sz s lazy, Mrs. IM L. VanAmburg a vehicle while under the influ­ charges againat him. He waa ar­ ■eft-abos jpksster Is an inkult dale of Lakeview Dr. Tpke. a li'ving. ence of liquor. He is survived by two broth­ Funeral aarvicea for Mrs. Ina BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A toe ^cktog o f m ' '® 3 rrfe ‘l?er^"’cfm*n.ian tour Women Elect Officers rested . In Cairo In November. to a iSygs number of people,” Lee VanAmburg of Laurel conservative element, of th* | ^ T\vo 17 - year - olda pleaded Huettenmelster previously ad­ mldJeiUi Xshos, a member of ers, another sister and several dau^liter to Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ Officers elected by St. Peter’s Manor Convalescent Home were thur Cunliffe, 16 Laurel St.; a uled appearance tonight before guilty to lasci'vlouB carriage and mitted In a television Intervlaw •NOCs sxscutive board. nieces and nephews. 1 Episcopal Women’s Guild at its were remanded to toe family ra- Private funeral servioes will held Saturday morning at the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lake, a strong segregationist an Elks Lodga In Long Beach that Israelis he met In Cologne, "TIm 'Amos ’n’ Andy’ idanttty Holmea Funeral Home, 400 Pelmas, 336 S. Main St.; a who lost to Sanford in 1960, h a t' was canceled. Rosa McKelvie, annual meeting are: Mrs. James lationa office. Germany, recruited him aa a ef the Negro had finally been be held tomorrow at the Tay­ Kennedy, president; Mra. Hed- Gerald Tonski, 47 (Jottage St., washed away,” she said. "Ne- lor and Modeen FYmeral Home, Main St. The Rev. Felix Davis, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. indicated he would not enforce exalted ruler of toe Long Beach spy courier. pastor of Second (Congregation­ Jarnes Isler. South Windsor; a the civil righto bill now before Elka Lodga 888, said toe cancel­ ley E. Hill, vice president; Mrs. and George Ciarcia, of 39 Cot­ groM don’t want toelr children 283 Washington St.. Hartford, al Church, officiated. Burial waa A. Robert (Hole, secretary, and tage St., are being held in lieu RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (AP) to see that identity.” with the Rev. Harry A. Peter­ dau^ter to Mr. and Mrs. Mer- the Senate if it is enacted. lation order came from top-rank- in Lakeview Cemetery, Way- rill Lyons, 12 Grove St.. Rock- Preyer and Moore, whllt op^ j ing naUonal officials of the or­ Mra. JoMf>h Drew, treasurer. of $1,000 bonds after charges —Sheikh Abdullah, the riational- Join Weigel, president of son ef Emanuel Lutheran land, Maas. The new officers were installed of rape and assault with Intent iat Kashmir leader, and Presi­ WCIU-TV. said, "I’m going to Church, Wethersfield, iMciat- vlKe; a daughter to M», and posing the bill, have said they ganization Bearers wer* friends of the Mrs Edward Anderson, 12 War- would enforce it. Say Lewis of Whittier, Calif, following the election. to carnally know a female child dent Mohammed Ayub Khan of run ths show, despite the pro family. ren Ave., Vernon; a daughter All 11 North Carolina heuaa a former grand exalted ruler, The officers will aelect 10 were reduced to leaser charge. Pakistan began diacuasiona nf 9set.” Friends may call at the fu- to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Logan members seek nominations to said the Elks’ constitution did committee chairmen to be In toe thorny Kashmir dispute to­ "I don’t think a demonstra­ aeral home tonight from 7 to a. Jr . 493 Adams St. new terms and only three—all 1 not allow political or religious charge of various projects in day. tion xrlll detour us,” he eald. The family suggests that me­ BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Democrats—have primary oppo-1 apeakers. He said Rockefeller’s 'View. A feature of the meeting Policeman Killed The ahelkh arrived In Rawal­ "Whan you try to expurga Am­ morial eontrtoutions may be Eisenhower Asks Mr. and Mra. Ignatz Klucewici, altion. promise to keep his apeech non- was a film on Haiti, partly de­ pindi Sunday on a 18-day vlait erican folklors, I think it’s a bad made to the American Oiuicer Ea.«rt Hartford; a daughter to, ------partisan didn’t alter the situa- voted to St. Vincent’s Home for to Pakistan. Ha conferred with M otion. 'Amos ‘n’ Andy' ia a Society. Discreet Nominee Mr. and Mra. Warren Bradway 1 Los Angeles (AP)—Campaign-{tion because "the only purpose Crippled Children. In Hartford Hotel Indian Prims Minister Nehru In faatastteally top program in pre­ Jr., n i Oematery Rd.. Vernon; ling In the pivotal CalUomia prl- of his appearance would be to Ttoe guild has adopted tMs New Delhi last week. dominantly Negro areas like Mrs. Loretto Holioway home as a project for the com­ (CenW—ei tram Page 0*s) Atlanta and Birmingham. (a«o oiM) penoitnoO) a son to Mr. and Mra. Ronald mary goea Into Ito final week to- Influence votera.” OOliUMlBlA — Mrs. Loretta Heemeier, East Hartford. — ------ing year, and has voted to do­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam "Some of these Negro lead­ Coray Holloway of Storri, sis­ 'will uphold, earnestly, with DISCHARGED SATURDAY; nate $10 monthly to help fi­ ing him Instantly. Burt then (AP) —Five Vietnamese - ers Si's gim happy. They want ter of Mrs. Raymond Gray of dedication and conviction, toe Mrs. Margaret Jones, Coventry; nance the work. staggered Into the hotel TV language newapapera in Saigon to shoot anything that comas Oolumibia, died Saturday at principles and traditions of our Mrs. Florence Rockwood, 75 room and collapsed. were closed by government along. Trying to keep too pro­ Virginia Beach, Va. party.” .Union St.; Mra. Celia Johnson,’Weekend Mishaps Manchester Evening Herald Another officer, Allen John­ order over the weekend. The gram off ths air Is comparable cither survivors Include her The leading announced candl- 492 Woodbrldge St.; Mra. Grace Hebron correspondent, Mias Su­ son, ran Into the hotel lobby editions of two other newapap; t C ths book • burning In Nazi Sensational husband, three daughters, two dates for toe nomination are steevea, Etost Hartford; Mrs. I san B. Pendleton, teleplioae and took a service revolver era were confiscated. Germany. brothers, three slaters and Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizo- j Irene Soucler. West Willlngton; i $28-8454. away from Burt. Thera were Twelve Saigon newapapera "If people can’t laugh at eleven grandchildren. na and Gov. Nelson A^. Rocke- Mrs. Ruth Darling. 176 Eldridge tiwo shells in the gun; one had have been clos^ or temporarily Misirtssivss, It's gotten to he a General Electric Fimeral services will be held feller of New York. Others offi- st,; Charles Andrulat, South Kill 12 in State been fired. ■uspendad in the last 10 days Md iltiidtlon.’' Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Kil- dally In toe race are Sen. Mar- Windsor; Mra. Julia Germaine, aa part of a government crack­ The "Amos ‘n’ Andy” show, lourey Bros. Funeral Home, 36 garet Chasa Smith of Maine and jo5 Benton St.; Mrs. Mary 8o- Police Tag 985 Burt waa taken to »t. Francki down against what officials des­ which often has been censured (Continued from Page One) Union St., Willlmantlc. The Rev. Harold E. Stassen, former gov- jg Lawler Rd., Vernon; Mra. clc drivan by Herman Laws, 74, Hospital in critical condition. cribe as antl-govemment or ir­ by the National Association for Earl E. G. Unden, paator of Bikes in Month He admitted shooting Patrol­ responsible reporting. Ihs Advaiiesment of Colored VALUE amor of Minnesota. Yolande Soucy, Kingsbury Ava. first fatality. It occurred Sat­ of Stamford. First Oongregational Ctourch, Henry Cabot Lodge, ambassa- gjxt.. Rockville; Gary Hall, He- The Laws’ car waa then man Jennings, Capt. Hankard More than 60 Saigon newspap­ People, was started In 1928 by a Willlmantlc, will officiate. Bur­ dor to South Viet Nam; former j,ron- Ben Hudelaon. East Wlnd- urday night near the entrance A total of 985 children’a bl- said, but denied being Patrol­ ers have been closed or tempor­ Chlengo radio station. It became to Campbell Falls Stats Park. struck by a third car, then by a network television hit in 1961. ial will be In North Windham Vice President Richard M. Nix- g^r Hill; Roger Dumalne. 93 a fourth. oycles were inq;>ected and man Regan’a assailant. arily suspended since the mili­ Cemetery. on, and Pennsylvania Gov. Wil- Scarborough Rd.; Mrs. Beds A car driven by Donald Mi- tagged with reflectorisad tape Patrolman Regan, It waa re­ tary government took over last Friends may call at the fu­ Ham W. Scranton also have been o<,thberg. 39 Overland S t; Mrs. naccl, 32, of East Canaan, spun ”It Itappened too fast,” aaid j during the three weekend In- ported, had arrested the bur­ Jan. 30. Now at a neral h<»ne tosright from 7 to 9 considered high on the list of Mary Henry. Andover; Herbert out of control on Rt. 272. The John J. Cummings Jr., 44, of spectlona held at local school glar and had snapped one hand­ and tomorroiw ftom 2 to 4 and pMrible candidates. 'Newton, East Hartford; Mrs. car skidded 340 feet on its aide, Devon, (3onn., driver of the ' y a r d s during ”Llte-A-Blke” cuff on the man when he was T to 8 p.m. Eisenhower said forel^ af- Ferguson. 74 Horton Rd.; rolled over, and tra'veled an­ fourth ear. "I couldn't see H month. What other 100 feet. attacked, shot, and disarmed. ANXIOUS toira requires calm. P^instok- T h o „ „ Gr*er. 145 Loomis St.; The report came today from Burt waa atlll in the emer­ Low, Low Gnrdon 8. Maynard ing atudy of all the infinitely Frazier. Bolton Rd.. State Police said Mlnacci waS (jummings, who was driving Manchester Police Capt. George SOUTH WINDSOR—Gordon 8. his son back to college, es- p. McCaugliey, coordinator for gency room today, being given k t 8 MRrT Ro sssd to be, wh complex altuations that confront v„„on; Mra. Rosette CurUn, thrown from the vehicle. He blood transfusions and reported Maynard, 55. of East Hartford, us - ^ e th e r In Southeast Asia, j, ^ Hartford; Stanley Grzyb, died at the scene. caped without aerious injury scheduling inspections for chil­ Vo 80 01^ to pick w (No phoM Mid stepfather o( Mra. Norma E. in Cuba, or wherever danger ^ ^ Kasil Fialkoff, although his car overturned, dren at their respective schools. ’’responding favorably.” On# Death came to Richard bullet had been removed from BHbo a Loag DManco etil. CoiMrt Kulo of 35 Main St., died Satur­ Kathleen Dooley. Means, 21, in a New London and skidded on its roof. The bike Inspection safety day at his home. Five died at the scene. Joan program waa termed very suc­ his liver, and a second was still bo oiaiir and imfN ftti batter lor NORMAN A Buy BFD 1, Bolton; Ronald Pizza- hospital yesterday after hts oar died later in Greenwich Hos­ lodged in his lung. A four-doc­ He is survived by his wife, a and prompt but carefully con nello, 178 Cooper St.; Janet hit a tree. Police aaid the ve­ cessful by Edwin Eklwards of 38 R. tsm Dtetesot h Am soxt bast ■on, three sisters, a brother, a celved action. pital. Wells St., chairman of the tor team was attempting to re­ MngtoloRiftboro. "In today’s nuclear-age diplo­ i Sombric, 91 Laurel St.; Mra. hicle went oue of control on State police said they were stepson, nis mother and two Alice Evans, 207 Center St.; Jerry Rd. in Stonington. month-long event which was move ”a large quantity of grandchildren. macy there ia no time for Inde- unaMe to determine what sponsored by the VFW Ander- blood” from his chest. Funeral servicaa will be held clslon, but neither ia there room Means, of Schohalre. N. Y., cguked Mrs. Roto to lose con- PRICE! Springs; Mrs. Elizabeth Earle, was stationed at the submarine son-Shea Post, Manchester Po­ Burt was conscious whan Wednesday at 11 a.m. at toe for impulaiveneas.,” tnOC of the car. lice Department, the (Chamber questioned by Lt. Julian Dar- C U R G E Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Eisenhower'! 'ttotement con- Ellington; Mrs. Mary Hunter, 67 base at Groton. "There was nothing in her Ardmore Rd.: Mrs. Marcia Ar- Helena Horvath. 12, of Nor- of Commerce, and the American man, and responded to ques­ Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East tinned: lane to interfere with her prog- Automobile Aaaoeiation. tions. - L . CAPACITY Hartford. Burial vrill be in Rose "Rlght now toe nation's most manio. Glastonbury; Michael walk waa fatally injured In a rees,” said Sgt. Edward €k>l- fltedPdsrboUlssofvo jimrboitef G Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. critical domestic challenge in- Smith, Tolland; Helen Kiezuk. two-oar accident at Seavlew and llna. ’’There was no tire trou­ Police said there were no ac- Friends may call at toe funer­ volvea man’s relation to hla gov- Hartford; Franklin Glode, 40 Osborn Aves.. in Norwalk yea- ble. Aa far as we know, no Win Voting Right complicea in the fatal shooting al home tonight from 7 to 9 and emment and also to his n eig h -1 Waddell Rd.; Stanley Oatrow- terday. one cut her vehicle off. It could of Patrolman Jennings, but aaid tomorrow from I to 5 and 7 to bor — toe issue of civil righto.: ■>‘1. 128 Birch St.; Gary Gullano, Four oUiera, including have been anything.. We just' 8ALAMANCA, N.Y. (AP)— more than one accomplice was 9 p.m. "The nation ha.s a profound i * Walnut St.; Claude Briggs, Helena’s mother, Ilna. 45, ware don’t know why she crossed the *" tribal elec- involved in the burglary. The moral obligation to each of its' Warehouse Point; Mrs. Anna hospitalised. Mrs. - Horvath’s divider.” Uons has been accorded to hotel was cordoned off during g Mrs, Mary Blotnlsld cltixens. requiring that we not Monacchio. 133 Brent Rd.; Jac- condition was critical, women in the Seneca Indian na­ room-by-room search, which only Improve our behavior but lyo Trombly, Warehouse Point; Ellis E. Brill, 21, of Windsor, tion. was later abandoned w,.sn the tp«cicil FREEZER Automatic WASHER ROCKVILLE — Mra. Mary Blotniakl, 70, of 224 W. Main also strengthen our laws In a dt- Donna Grinavlch, 71 Summer CJonn.. waa killed In a two-carTo Exchange Pulpitt The men in the Allegany and other suspecta were not found. • s ■t., widow of ValenUne Blotnis- termlned effort to see benefits St.; Murdock baby boy, 218 collision at an Intersection in Cattaragus reservations ap­ Officer Jennings wqa believed Id, died last night at Rockville which no agency of government. Hackmatack St.; Mrs. Nan<^ Springfield Saturday. HAMPTON, N.H. (API proved a women’s suffrage _ rese- the first , Hartford policeman. you Mod holp City Hoapital. national, state or local, has toe Phillips and daughter, 168 E. Grappling operations raaumt Methodist miniatera from New lution Saturday, 169 to 99. There ever killed while on duty. —wo put oursoivoo NEW! She waa bom In Poland on filtht to atlHdge. Main St., Rockville; Mrs. Kath-, today In Stratford and Mont-' Hampshire will exchange pul- were 1,089 eii^ble male voters. | The shooting, however, waa ■opt. 2, 1893. She was a member "‘A* P«rty of Lincoln, we leen Lawrence and son," Wind- vllle for the .bodies of two teen- pits with Negro mlnfsters from Although they won toe right j the fourth in six years. Pollca- Im your shoos with of the Sacred Heart Society, the Republicans have a particular sorvllle; Mrs. Lillian Johnson age boys. the South within a month. to vote^ the women will not be ’ man Raymond A. Rubenbauar FRENOH APPLE R onry Society, the Polish Ro- obligation to be vigorous in toe and son, Stafford; Mrs. Minnie Edward Johnson, 17, of Strat- Bishop James K. Mathews of sllowed to hold office._ .{was wounded in a burglary on man Catholic Union and St. Jo- (urtherance of civil righto.' In Sousa~ and daughter, .... North fell front! a motorboat into Bo.ston told the New Hampshire The Seneca’s leader, George I Maple Ave. in February, 1953. CAKE seph’a Church. | teis critical area, I have been Coventry. the Housatonic River yesterday Methodist Conference Sunday Heron, pointed out however that Policeman Linwood Godfrey She ia survived by two sons **P«cixlly proud of toe dramat- DISCHARGEUS TESTER- afternoon and disappeared. Po-. exchanges will include salary, toe women "outnumber us and waa ahot In May, 1958. and Po- Valerian Blotniakl and Leoii leadership given by Republi- DAY; Mrs. Beverly Brown, 169 lice believe he may have been I homes and all other phases of | they intend to mqkc toatr votes licemaa Floyd Hatflsid was Blotnlakl, both of Rockville; one Congress these past two (Jak St.; Lee Las sow, Hebron; struck by the boat. 77e daughter, Mra. Sophie Pieaclk >'**'"*• emphasis I James Downing; 66 • Overlook Peter Arvan, 18, of North of Rockville; one atepaon Ed- Hepuh- Dr.; Michael Falkowski, 170Vi Franklin went under whila «ard Miller of East Hartford: Rovemors.’’ Charter Oak St.; Donna Bur­ swimming In the Thames River five stepdaughtara, Mias Ber- ^Elsenhower said he has urged at MontvHla yesterday. —. ... ______that Republicans from coaat to dick, Chaplin; Mrs. Catherina In Stamford, 16-year-old Mi­ ^ ______coast be given a ’’fair chance Karvelis, T 339 Tolland Tpke.; chael Palo drowned yesterday In to work their will, in careful d« Mrs. Peajrl Bauey, Andover; a pond. Police aaid Palo had FOR YOUR CONVEN Pertonal Noticet liberations, at the' national con William Charbonneau Sr.. 36 been swimming with a group of vention — and therefore to make { Kiely, Wap- other youngatera Hit body waa that convention truly representa­ ping; Diana Lavery, Ellington; recovered ^ police. Card Of Thanks tive of toe party.” Mra. Judith Maxwell, Coventry; Here’s a washer you just can’t match anywhere at this low, wish to thank alt of "I hope they will )iave that Harold Peterson, 54 High St.; GREENWICH (AP)— A trip OPEN TILL 5 Smart, naw strtamline model with 6 position teinpenttiire selector. Holds low price! Largib capacity, choice of temps in wash cycle. Por­ satatlvM. neiabbors. and (riand* Vj 7 ’V. " ^ ' ” who so kindly remembered us he added, ’’and 1 I earn Mra. Irene McCaughey, 37 Ed­ to the sea shore on a hot Sun­ tal contact freezing. Has convenient magnetic celain tojh tub. fSilly automatic. Heavy duty spiral activator, with their zifu and remembrancee est,ly hope the party will select mund St.; Mra. Ruth Llfuiley, time of the recent death day afternoon has lad to ont safety door and all quick freezing shelves. An amazing buy at this low, low euy-to-use controls, safety lid switch, spray rinse plus many Albert E. Holman. a nominee who skillfully and Stafford Springs; Mra. Alina of the worst accidents In Con­ wholeheartedly would apply to Irish, 10 Depot 3q.; Mri. necticut Tumplka history. more great fatures! ______The Holman lamily our problems, both domestic and Leila Rothammer, 518 Six persona ware kilted In foreign, those principles which I W. Middle Tpke.; Mra. In Memoriam have noted here.” the four-car collision yesterday, Is kwing memory of David Myrtle Wheeler, 137 Olcott St.; including thrss children. NO MONEY DOWN - UR TO 3 YEARS TO PAY- NO PAYMENTS TILL AUGUST! llurdock who sassed away TOUR OLD HOMES Mrs. Sandra ZIebarth, 19 Emer­ Tite (iiildren were already [RE (AP) — A tour son St.; Thomas Crockett, dressed in their bathing suite l^oaaaM say as; and I will nol aay Broad Brook; Mra. Elsie Mala- aa they rode with Mra. Lotraine dead. Be is lust away. of old homes was one of the __^ery smile and a Wave items of business for the Con- tian, RFD 2, Rockville; Harold S. Roth, 86, of Port Ohastar, id the. band. noqticut League of Historical Crane, Coventry; Joseph Wiley. N.Y. PROMPT SERVICE has wandered into an. unknown Societies as it held ito annuti 2 Olcott St.; Wilfred Burdick. State police said the car waa And. left ua drsamtng bow s i t i n g hare Saturday. Dwight Chaplin; Boyd Smilh, Enfield; about half-way to Sherwood lair Mrs. Ellen Pecor, Bast Hart­ RY OUR OWN QUALIFIED STAFF OF It <^. Layman of New Londan waa Island Stats Paih. Tht trip he sines hs Ungers elected president of the aaao- ford; ' Mra. Ellen Pickles, 19 atoiRed In Artncnk. N.T., where ABd~>M{ oh you who Ihs wildest- ciatioii. Rawson W. Haddom of Chestnut St.; $^rs. Margazy Mn|. Roth’a husband runs a TRAINED SiRVICBMEN Aregood and son. South Wind­ For Msm sIss and the find WatartouT 4^ha elected ' hono­ florist shop. tSrSi rary vice president and Carter sor; Mrs. Yvett# Parent and H m tempsratuM w«s in ths Think sf him faiisg on as dear W. Atkins of Blmsbury, Vincent ■on, 14 Talcott Ave., Rockville; 8a the levs of more as the love 90s. of hare I E. Morris of Stamford . aafl Mra. Stella Pettes and daugh­ SiMktenly Mrs. Roth’s ear Thhm of Mm still as the same. I William A. Reynolds of Ham­ ter, Somers- Mrs. Shirley Car- swerved;- then hinted Mipiply. m oV m dw^.jliS is iust^_away. den w sn chosan" as vies praal- tar and dauftoter, Bast Hart^ The ear jolted over a canter di­ flaate. ford. vided and smsMiia tnto a voW-

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Student Recital TV-Bii^o Tonight Set at Oiurch t f i t NOW IH FR< ChartoUa R. Gray, teacher of voice and piano, will present Dm I Miss Oar Bif Atfvi Television her atudents in a recital at South Methodist (Jhurch at s-w * I* smBig I TfeMter (80) Bperts CaaMra WMlRMiaf IVglifit Papirl (tt) MoMovi* at I T:8U 7:45 p.m. tomorrow. (to) Early Es Show l M / r ? n ! t r “ Voice pupils who will partici­ (ti). ui La the Public laleresi (310:80 Nighibaat |:U I Loag Jobs Wane 11.UO New* 8:00 Dick Robinson 11 :U Sports final I'lTi New* Sign Ofl tl-30 Art Jobnaon Bliaw WHAt-aii wpop laia :Uk CisAy ua Bbow «:(KI Lou Terr) ;9i> New* Westb*) sad 7:00 K*n Orlffln MATERNITY Mott’t “Tender-Trim” 5:0ii Edward P MnnrSB 10:00 Hart Daddy Sliow 7:M Ed Hyne* Btew WINf-ISSS 10;to Toblldit At Mv pteea 8:00 News STYLES I'to niaw Ofl 8:30 Radio Greater Hartford WTIl)—1SS| S:45 ixjwvll Tbomaa 8;(X)-N*ws, Weatbar. Bportt 1:65 Sport* Skirts, Tops, Shorts, 8:80 flnandsi Baoort 7 00 N e w s •' Swimsuits, Pedai Anniversary Bouquet 8:88 Muaic 7:86 Public AHsira Children of St. Maurice Church pariah In Bolton present a bouquet of flowers to Rev. Ber­ Thrae Star Uxuw 8:00 World Tonight Pushers, Lingerie, Chuck Steak Oaovrrsatlon Plaea 3:16 Li(« Uni- nard L. McOurk, pastor, celebratinc 2S years in the priesthood, In the foreground are (Si»i Huntley 8:81) Broadway Ovsrtur* Supp-Hose, Bras, Girdles Kathleen Morgan, Richard Alton and Lori Meloche. In background is Maryanne Sheridan, 7:81) Naw.- nf th* World 8:10 Bast of Broadway representing the CTO. Portrait of Rev. McOurk, painted by Mrs. Myrtle Carlson of Bolton, 7:46 Sisad'By 10:16 Music to Rsiaz By was presented by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Laws. (Herald photo by .Satemia.) 8:00 Red Box va. Banafora 13:16 Sign Off Glazier's Corset and IlBlfonn Shop Bastarache and Ken Griffin S81 Mala St.—Manchester pitched for White Olaao and lb. Jim Rufini caught Bolton Dairy la acheduled to CAREER-TRAINING LONDON BROIL chuck lb^75« Reception for Rev. McGurk play Fiano Realty tonight. M A M will play White Glass again Men and Women LEAN 6R0UND BEEF Wedneaday, and Fiano will play Draws 500 Parishioners M AM Friday. • COMPLETE KITPUNCH NOW HYGRAIIE’S In the pony league, ThUra- TRAININO About 500 persons attended a<^>be installed. The Rev. Gordon day, Pontlcelli beat the Cove W. VIRGINA HAM l *.C!K reception yesterday for the Wadhams will be the speaHer. in Coventry 8 to 5 with Tom • IBM Machine Operattaa FUEL OIL Rev. Bernard L. McOurk, pas­ Reservations for the catered Crockett pitching and Allan and Wiriiif Delicatessen Department tor of St. Maurice Church, after dinner may be made with Mrs. Skinner catching. Jay Plante Bn an anniversary Maas celebrat­ George Maneggia. The dinner hit a home run. # Camplata Manaal and 1®"^ 13'/2C BOILED HAM MaeMae SUeied UL 89« ing his 25 ytsmi as a priest. will feature w a d s, hot maca­ Anaaldi will play Ponticelli llactrkal Typlaf Speakers were First Select­ roni With meat balls, assorted tonight at the school field. Seafood Department man Richard Morra and An­ cold cuts, kielbasa, sauerkraut, Pontloelll will play Savings and • 1401 and 1440 Camgutar thony Maneggla. beans and frankfurters, and ice Lo4ui in Coventry Wednesday praeramming GASH SAVINGS FANCY SWORDFISH Spiritual bouquets were pre­ cream. Husbands and wives of while Anaaldi plays North Cov­ I f* TO sented by William O’Neil, presi­ members of the organizations entry Fire Department at the # Nanay Taylar Sacratarlal are invited. dent of the Diocesan Council of school. # Spaadwritinf Sbarthand Holy Name Societies; Alex Flretnen Battle HI ass Second Hearing Set Kozlkowski, president of St. Bolton firemen battled a fire Julius strong, chairman of ABC Syitam Maurice Holy Name Society; for six hours Saturday after­ the zoning board of appeals, re­ Mrs. Nelson Gobel, president of noon that started near the rail­ ports that a hearing on the re­ St. Maurice Council of Catholic road tracks north af Notch ENROLL NOW! Pond near the Bolton-Vemon quest of John Rogers of Hill- PER I Women; Dr. Bernard Sheridan, crest Rd. to divide a parcel of GAI.IX)N Nocturnal Adoration Society; line. They were aided by fire­ land into two undersized lota Next Gloss June 1 men from Vernon, Coventry and Sale Prices William Minor. Legion of Mary; will be held again. The original land far Praa Brachtwa "A** Effective Robert Lodi, altar boys; H ar­ the State Park and Forest Com­ hearing was incorrectly adver­ vey Harpin, president of the mission. tised and also lacked the neces­ PLUS SCHOOL of BUSINESS FUEL OIL Tues. and Wed. Confraternity of Christian Doc­ The engineer of a train. Rob­ sary four votes for granting the trine; and Mrs. Michael ert H. Merting, of Walden, N. request. The request was g;rant- 721 MAIN 8TBKET — HARTFORD, CXlNN. Open Nighta Strange, president of the dis­ T.,' suffered bums on an arm od after the flrat hearing, on PHONE 825-B168 COOPERATIVE Mon. thru Fri. cussion clubs. tiylng to put out the blase, then the basis of a three to two vote. Otliar aehoola in o n . ('OMP.\NY till 9 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Laws went to the Shedd home to call VINCK 193.6 were In charge of the reception, the fire department. Mancheater Evening Herald Naw Hnven, Prowldanoe, R.I., Boatan. 316 RKOMI STHFET with the help of members of the Chief Peter Massollni said the Bolton oorreopondent, Clemo- and Portland, Maine TF.I.. fi1?.-1.6.6S parish. Laws acted as master firs may have started from won Tonng, telephone #48-8881. SPECIAL OFFER of ceremonies. sparks from a train. All trains e Beautifully Styled At the anniversary Mass An­ were halted unell the fire was In Blue or Green out. thony O’Bright, chaplain, repre­ Hew To Held a Redwood Alma sented the American Legion. Ragrmond Soma, volunteer fire­ St. Maurice Church News man from Birch ML Rd., was e 1” Dim. Seamleaa The 10 a.m. Mass at 8t. Maur­ taken by Andover rescue wagon FALSE TEETH Ahiminum ’Tubing ice Church yesterday was of­ to Manchester Memorial Hos­ i^ere Firmly In Place a Sturdy No-Sag Weba fered for Michele Glgllo. There pital, suffering from head ex­ .Dolour telM teeth annoy and am- will be a low anniversary Mass haustion. Massollni said that Mtrraaa by allpplnc, dropping or wob- Thursday at 8 a.m. for Mrs. the temperature of the air was dng w" — ...... ATTENTION John McDermott and a requiem around 100 and much hotter jumbo' chair $Q.88 high anniversary Mass Satur­ near the fire. Soma was exam­ powdar holda (alie taath more llnnly day at 8 a.m. for Joseph Marco. ined and released. and mora eomfortably. Nojnunmy. 4 WEB fooey.putytaata or (eallng.Doaa not ’The Hebron Ladles of St. Horaeshoe Leag;ue Starts H>UT. Ohaoka "plate odor'^ (denture CONDUCTION Maurice will meet tonight at 8 The Bolton horseshoe leag;ue Breath). Oat PA8TBETB today at with $25 worth of at the home of Douglas Gallup, begins playing tonight at 6:30 dnia eountan everywhere. Mott’* Regiater Tape* Laura Dr. Discussion Group IV at court on the Brandy St. will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. | school site. Men of Bolton who MOTHERS at the home of Mrs. William I Interested in pitching horse- CHAISE LOUNGE Hoch, Andover. show Monday evenings SEARS PRESENTS 7 WEB $ £ . 8 8 The May Crowning will 1 j®*® ^ e Froup. held Saturday at 2 p.m. The last Officers were elected Thurs- BY POPULAR DEMAND epNSTRUenON rehearsal will be held F riday' j^e annual banquet held with $26 worth of Motfe Regleter Tapee from 7 to 8 p.m. ^ | at the Bolton Lake Hotel. Returns for the Blah^ a Drive Pnggioli was elected pres- should be In by Saturday. Col- ,dent; Jack Erickson, vice pres- NO DEPOSIT . NO RETURN BOTTLES lectlon hours are tomorrow, ,dent; Lea Harlow secretary, ROGOZINSKI’S Wednesday and Thursday 10 and Stan Nichols 8r., treasurer. Nationally Known Child and SHOP-RITE a.m. to 8 p.m. in church audi­ Willis Kilpatrick will handle Flavors 28 OZ. torium ; tomorrow, Thursday publicity. Baby Photographer BOTS. and Friday 8 to 9 p.m. at the Anaaldi Win rectory. In baseball Satimlay Anaaldi SODA On Juna 8 a supper meeting will be held at 6:30 at the Rose- beat the Coventry Savings and mont Restaurant on Rt. 86 for Loan team 17 to 8 with Craig 5 DAYS ONLY ail persona interested in next Pepin pitching. Art Clarke hit Monday, May 25th—Friday, May 29th Orecn Stamps Too! year’a musical review. Reser­ a home run. Todd Leventhal vations for the buffet may be and Duane LeBlanc hit triples. Jss8i)li Bassisi St made with Keeney Hutchinson. In the Junior league, M A M NatisswMs Insurancs saysi ’The Council of (Catholic Wom­ Oil nosed out White Glass 13 ONE BEAUTIFUL SILVERTONE en and the Holy Name Society to 12 tiViday evening, with John If will hold a combined meeting Zeppa and Richard Holbrook “ Call me... Sunday June T at 8 p.m. In the- pitching and Allan Cocconi and REDEEM COUPONS church auditorium. Officers will; Steve Conley catching. for Auto 1 1 x 1 4 INSURANCE Mailed to Your Home with PORTRAIT The Milk That Made Conn. Hletory . CONN. 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Daily \ Near the Greee MANCHESTER "SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK' OPEN NIGHTS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 26, 1964 W lbl fOdRTBBl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ Sight oi Drahotvsky on Mound Helps Snap Slump THE Herald Angle Hundreds Killed in Soccer Stadium Riot Luck Helps M SKMIllLI n w NATIONAL LEAGUE Stuart’s Two Home Runs * r W Xj P e t ______WL Auto Part# ...... 3 0 1.000 K AR L Y O ST Moriarty’a ...... t a » or>» BiUtar Referee’s Decision 1 .667 AMBMOAN UlAGUE M e d lc a ...... 1 2 .338 W. L. Pet. GB Green M anor ...... i 2 .383 ;o ...... 19 16 .666 ^ Oriole Nine Rar« Triple Victory Achieved NassifTs ...... 0 2 .000 Spices Red Sox Twin Win Balttmoiw .. .26 18 469 — CtarMata ....16 18 481 8^ Rare m a no-hitter in baseball and a hole-in-one in Protested in Peru Four runa in the third Inning B A L’TIMORE (AP)— hopt they cbD me lucky all New Yorii ...18 14 468 8 year,” is Manager Hank Ban^s answer for detractors golf ia a clean sweep in stock car competition at any proved enough Saturday aa BOSTON (A P )— ^There’l^f:'85o-nm Mow over the left fleldh Rookie southpaw Ed Oon-Ato wlii. Ha’s always rsad(y. \ ...18 17 428 4 race track. Buddy Krebs, subject of a feature in The Green Manor edged Moriarty nothing quite like the sight B on m and Lanadowne St noUy, got Ms first major league "He had far better stuff to­ Boston ...... 16 18 400 5 who contend the Baltimore Oriolee have had more than LIM A, Peru (A P )— An estimated 400 to 500 persons Brothers. 6-3, at Buckley Field Average Dropped Herald last week, performed the feat Saturday night at triumph in the nightcap. Ha al­ day than yesterday or the day Detroit ...... 16 18 .467 6Vii their share of breaks this aeaaon. died in a frantic rush to the exits of a Lima sports stadi­ for their first victory of the sea­ of Moe Drabowsky some Stuart greunded out three lowed just two Mts In five in­ WasMngton ..17 84 .416 8^ Luck has played a tM* in BaI-« ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ 1 Riverside Park Speedway when he wheeled his car No. son after two defeats. 60 feet away to put zip times to shortstop in the first nings but walked six. “People who oome out to see um Sunday after police fired tear gas on rioting soc­ Los Angelrs .16 28 496 t timore’s spurt to the top American League—aa it usually Brandt chafed Us awtag «n • cer fan.s. Ellington Ridg* back in Dick Stuart’s swing. OHy .12 24 .88811 tap feature. In scoring the •> big hit o f the Inning. Fine field­ The biggest Insurance policy batting average slumped to ble in his second reecue attsintmt, worth." does when a team la on a hot Mtch from Leo Staaga and tho Officials still were counting snatched watches and oth- Sondsy’s Resnlto ball dribbled' down toe third •triple," the South Windsor vet­ FOUB-BAlala, BEST E A U « ing by Chip Conran and steady the Red Sox carry is named .214. He had had only two hits Radats 'waa summoned.. 'With Boston pitching held Kansas streak—but only because the the dead today after what may er valuables, Angelea 8-6, New York baas line. Mliinesota third baae- eran lengthened his first place SATURDAY pitching by Stan Ruganls (who Dick Radata and at hia ourrent in the last 21 trips. two men on and none opt in C ity to a mere 10 Mta in the Orioles have been able to capi­ have been the worst sporU , Under the stadium lights, sur- A4. man Rich RoDliia heaved the lead in the point standing Low gross—Fred Meurant 70. fanned nine) helped preserve rate of dividend he will: Ap­ Then, wham! the eighth, Radats proceeded to doubleheader. W ayne Causey’s talise on the breaks. am ong the drivers. Krebs will calamity in history. i vivors and police went to the Boaton 6-8, Kansaa a t y 2-1. ball into right field, allowing Low teams — Tom Faulkner, the victory. pear in 90 games aa baeebaU’s "That’s my eecend grand mow down the minltnum six game-opening drntale and three It has taken more than tuck be shooting for the checkered Hundreds of others were in- aid of the injured and tried to pinch runner Bob Saverine to B. Miller, Gabby Qabroue, Ber- Steve Keeney’s single sent astounding reUefer, win 18 and alam off Drabowricy,” Stuart men between him and hia third walks sent home the first A’s Detroit 7, Cleveland 5. to produce; fla g again this weekend in the jured in the surge of 4S.000 sort out the piles of dead. The score the tying ran and Brandt nie Menschell 61 (matching two Moriarty runs home In the save 14. said later. hit one off him save erf the season. He threw 21 run tn the opener. Jim Gentile Baltiniore 2-7. Minnesota 0-6. 100-lap feature Memorial Day spectators. injured were sent to hospitals Fourteen vicUnries ki the last to reach third. Luis Apariclo cards). Boh Peck, Jack Hunter, opening inning. Together these two figures my second day In the big pitches, 17 o f them strikes. homered for the other. fta ca go 6-0, Washbigton 4-8. Classic Saturday night at Riv­ The riot started when a fan in ambulances, taxis, and com­ 18 grames. then Mt a sacrifice fly and mu- Frank Sheldon, B. MaM 61; Summary; dominated a Boston sweep of leagues In 1908 when I was 'The appearance was Radats’a The lone K C run In the night­ Today's Games erside. jumped out of the grandstand mandeered cars and trucks. cap came in the first when An amazing 12-1 Oriole record timore won. Andy Thomas, Ted Bantly, Green Manor .. 104 000 - 5-11-8 Kansas City yesterday, 6-2 and with the Pirates. It’s my fifth 20th in 38 games, eighth in the Washington (Duckworth 0-0) tn one-run decisions. to protest a referee's decision Many persons blamed the po­ Causey walked and scored on Roberts notched his 280th ma­ Andy Repko, 8. Dow 62. M o ria rty 's ---- 300 000 -3- 4-3 3-1, which enabled the clid> to homer off him altogether.” last 10. 10th in the last 13 — at Boaton (Morehesd 2-S), N. in a .soccer game between Ar­ lice use of tear gas for starting Nelson Mathews’ double. Bight games won tn Balti­ jor league victory tn the opener MATCH PLAY VS. PAB Ruganls, Sllkovskl 16) and reach the .500 mark In the "I was looking for a slider,” and he was warming up In two IM troit (Aguirre 1-0) at Bal­ more’s last tiVne at bat. O ff the Cuff gentina and Peru. the panic. of those he didn’t enter. Carl Yastrzem rid’s homer and as he lowered Ms earned run SATURDAY Howroyd; Steurer, Jackson (5) standings (16-18) for the first Stuart continued “and he threw timore (Barber O-I), N. The Orioles added to all three Outside the hospitals, mobs ’The Monster with ths 1.36 Eddie Bressoud’s ringle behind average to 1.88 for 67 Innings. Dick Sylvester, a senior, has The teams were contending Jake Honnon 8-up, Jack an,d Penstero, Sproul. time since April 24. a fastball which was up and CMcago (Peters 4-2) at Kan­ streaks Sunday while taking a assembled, shouting denuncia­ earned run average and 4-2 rec­ a Dalton. Jones double tied the Because of poor oftenstve sup* been awarded a varsity letter in for the right to represent their Hunter 3-up, 6. Dow 2-up. Stuart put the Miids under in." sas City (O’Donoghne 1-2), N. doubleheader from the Minne­ tions of the poMce. "Revenge,” ord also has delivered the win­ score 2-2 in the opener. A hit port—12 runs In eight starts— baseball at Tufts. The local lad, countries at the Tokyo Olympic Kickers—S. Rosalto 80-6— 71, AMERICAN LEAGUE the popular "Boo Stu" move­ Stuart, the American League’s Mtonesota (Pascnal 5-2) at sota Twins 2-0 and 7-8. After- who played in the outfield, has ; they screamed. "Down with the ning hit in a game thla season. batsman, a force and an inten­ Roberts has only a 2-2 record Games. D. Rathtoone 86-18 — 71, Phil W. L. Pet. ment at Fenway Park by hit­ top man at driving In nine last Los Angelea (Lahnan 2-2), N. Robin Roberta hurled a five-hit and had to plt(^ shutouts for been a letlerman for three years I police.” "That Radats is amasing,” tional walk then preceded the After 15 minutes in the final Maseewskl 94-28 — 71, Stan Dillon’s ...... 2 1 .667 ting game-winning homers in shut-out In the opener, the The government suspended in­ year, was reminded his six RBI agreed Manag-r Johnny Pesl^. Stuart slam. Only Games scheduled. both victories. at the .Medford, Mass., college. period, Argentina scored the Peck’s ...... 2 1 .667 Orioles resorted to their last-in- dividual liberties —a modified Ketcham 84-18—71, Ted Bant­ each contest. Rla sixth major spree put him at 28 now. Rookie Tony Oonlgllaro, 19- NA’nONAL LEAOl'E The Twins, who had hit 61 Appearing ir 17 games thi.s first goal'. Within minutes of Police A F ire ...... 1 1 .500 " I never dreamed he would be ning heroics to cop the night­ form of martial law — in an ly 89-12-77. Andy Repko 62- league grand alam and first "Yeah,” Stuart replied, "but year-old regular left fielder W L>. Pet. G.B. homers in 32 games prior to the spring, Sylvester batted .183. the final gun. the Peruvians sent Sears ...... 1 2 .333 this good when I had him in Se­ cap. The club won 12 of 19. Jimmy attempt to prevent further riot­ 15—77, F. Caprove 94-17— 77. homer )dnoe he hit one with rd probably have 50 RBI now attle. He’s so much faster now M tting .371 on the home stand, Philadelphia . 21 IS .618 _ four-game series with Balti­ the ball into the net. ing. It also proclaimed a week Ladles — Jane Rossltto even, ^ r m y A N a v y ...... 1 2 .333 three on here AprU 26 capped if I were hitting .300." San Francisco 22 16 .595 The ’Twins took a 6-4 lead in more. were outhomered by ths Alibrio, like Sylvester, a Man­ there’e no comparieon. suffered a broken bone In his ninth inning of the second game chester High grad is a mem­ The crowd rolired. But the of national mourning. Lois Bantly 3-down, Cathy a five-run eighth inning upris­ Jack Lamabe poetedhls fifth " I ’m not afraid to use him. left hand whan hit by a pitch. MUwankee .. 21 16 .568 I'/l relatively punchless Orioles 6-2. Sparked by ’Tom Healy’e on Tony Oliva's two-run homer. Harmon KUlebrew*s 471-foot ber of the varsity track team at referee refused to allow the Peru's President Fernando Brand 3-down, Betty W o lff 8- ing in the flret game. victory against only one loss in I don’t want to ruin him. But He’ll be out 10 days according St. L o u la ___ 22 17 .564 I ' i third-inning home run, Dlllon’a Jerry Adair opened Baltimore’s homer in Jie eighth Inning of the Wesleyan. Alibrio, a sophomore, .score, saying Peru had com- ; Belaunde Terry sent condol- down. That drive want into the cen­ the opener after a shaky start, he’ll pitch 90 j^amea if need to Trainer Jack Fadden. Pittsburgh . . 21 17 .663 2'/l edged Sears, 6-3, Saturday sif- w t half of the inning with a homer, eompetes in the 440 and 880- . mitted a foul. I ences to the families of the MEDAL PLAY—SUNDAY ter field bleachers boldl^ the A’s to five hits hi Cincinnati ... 18 18 AOO 4 nightcap—the longest ever in BUDDY KKKB8 him. Waahlngton Invades Fenway and with one out pinch hitter yard runs. . .Paul Krebs, well- Fans screamed in protest. The known dead. (Full Handicap) temoon at Waddell Field, their In the fourth tnnWig o t the eight Innfaigs. Bob H effner mop- Hooston ____ 19 22 .463 51/, Memorial Stadium — was tha Always Ready Park tonM t with Dave More- John Orsino walked. known in this area as a foot­ er to compete in the time trials Peruvian players continued to Long lines waited in a cold Low gross, Fred Meurant, second victory in three starts nightcap he sent a towering up. Loa Angelea . 18 21 .462 5'/, first in the series for Minnesota “ H e’s mcr best and we want head sehemled to pitch. Then came the break. Jack ball and baseball player, is an for the 500 at Indianapolis is piav, although they also protest- drizzle of the South American Sher Ferguson, 74s. last week. C h ic a g o ...... 14 20 .412 7 and tied the score 4-4. Healy’s blast accounted for uncle of stock car racing driver $1,000. . .Lionel Taylor, No, 1 ed the decision. autumn to identify loved ones. Low nets--EJd Moriarty 84-16 New York ... 11 28 .282 If/ l Buddy Krebs. Paul Krebs pa.s.s catcher in the American, ^he clock ticked on. Only On the crushed chests of some — 69, Lea Baum 84-12— 72. three runs, enough for relief Sunday’s Results pitched for the Aircraft in the FJoe Torre, who has come Into herein last March. . .Bob Lanz Ansaldl’t three batters and gave up one run ninth Inning rally to save National Football League at Termination of the game only fans were arrested after a dis- at New Y ork ’s Aqueduct. The face horse is currently training for the $125,000.. •*e*tte*«2 0 1.000 “ Boy, are you fat!’’ Warren The Braves completed a two- his own as one of baseball’s of Rockville lettered this season excited the fans more. | order at a game in Glasgow, SELECTED NINE PaganI’a •etetttt**! 2 .333 hit the rest of the way. the 'Victory for Jim O’Toole. Fairfield University starts Mon­ Spahn exclaimed nine years For Rec League day mauling of St. Louis pitch­ most dangerous bitters, eau|^t In baseball at Bates College and "They threw seat cushions added mile-and-g-half Belmont Stakes, to be run at Aqueduct June 6. If North­ SATURDAY Oiler* .. •eteetets'O 2 .000 Rookie Wes Parker cracked Tommy Harper and Vada Pin­ day, July IS. Regulars will Scotland, last summer. ago when Joe Torre first ing by sweeping a doubleheader both games becauae of Ed Alan Williams of Manchester re­ and bottles and anything else ern Dancer wins that race, it will be the first horse to win the Triple Crown Lawyers *atttttte*0 2 .000 two doubles and a triple to pace son each Mt safely twice in the *uid 10-0 Sunday with an out- check in on July 20. Twice a Class' A -tBOb McGurkln 28- Tryouts for the „ I Bailey’s pulled muscle. The 24- ceived one in tennis at the Lew­ they could lay there hands on,” since Citation managed to win all three events in 1948. (AP Photofax.) appeared in a Milwaukee the Dodgers' attack. Reds’ third Inning second-gams RecreaUon I burst of 29 hits. Including four iston, Maine college. Williams day workouts will be held for 3-25, Sked Homans 31-3— 28. Department Intermediate Base­ year-old catcher-first baseman said a witness. dressing r(X)m, accompanied • • • outburst. homers in the nightcap. also won a Senior Varsity Honor three weeks with one drill a Hal Jarvis Sr. 81-8 — 28, Vic • • • ball League are scheduled to­ unloaded nine Mts in 14 times j j 1 » . "When it looked like things Daley 31-3- -28. by big brother Frank, then the "This is what we've been at bet tn the three gamea, rais­ hi the same sport. day during August. . .Giants will getting out of hand, police Bird on 18th REDS-CUBS— OOLTS-METS— night (for infielders only) and Class B— John Kangea 31-6 Braves’ regular first baseman. I waiting for.” Milwaukee Manag- ing his average to a mighty .870. not play in Yale Bowl this sum­ began shooting tear gas into the Coventry Shows Way with Gaudy 12-2 Record Sports Schedule Chicago’s Billy Williams re­ Houston right-hander Bob tomorrow night (for outfielders 25, Tom Mlgllore 33-6— 27, Spahn didn’t get an argument I er Bobby Bragan said after his Torre had four slhgles in tho mer. However, the Giants will surging crowd. gained the top spot, climbing Bruce ran his record to 6-1, only) at Memorial Field. Both Provides Win Mario Boccalotte 33-6 — 27, —the younger Torre, at 16, first game of the doubleheader H ere *n There visit a pair of Ivy League cam­ "Some tear gas grenades from .394 to .398, but the Cubs firing a four-hitter and striking are set to start at 6:15. I puses for exhibition games. Frank Spileckl 32-6— 27, Boh Monday, May 26 weighed 240 pound*—but today In case of rain, boys interest- ^ behmd PWladriphla and then collected a single and were fired into the crowd still' ¥7'—..^ C 1^ succumbed to Bill Henry’s out 10 Mats. Mike White drove Little Leaguer returned home New York will meet Washln^on Armstrong 32-5 — 27, Tom Rham at Coventry, 3:16 pjn. the Braves' pitching ace would and one game behind San Fran­ hia eighth and ninth homers in one night last week following a in the stands and the panic was ' r O r O U C O f l R Tournament Time Approaching clutch relief pitching in the in three runs with a first inning ed must call the East Side Rec cisco. Aug. 22 at Cornell and Phila­ Meegan 32-6— 27, Mike Sibrinsz T e n n i s— Wethersfield vs. be the first to admit that the Office. 22, School St. between 6 the wlndiq>- He finished the day game and his mother asked how on. opener and an eight-run Cincin­ single and a double in the sev­ "W e know w e’ve got the hit- delphia Aug. 29 at Princeton. 33-6-J7. Manchester, Memorial Field, fattest thing about Joe is his .870 and 7:80 p.m. to register for with five runs batted in tor a things went “ O.K., Mom,” the ‘Because of the tear gas some 8:16 pjn. nati Inning 1 nthe flnala enth. tets. but w e’ve only shown MEMPHIS (AP) — When Class C—Dan Morline 37-13 batting average. league play. Boys 18 years aeaaon total of $0. lad answered, "until our second ^V^*^** ^ b in ^ n spectators fainted. Others, try- 24, Ray Owens 33-9—®4, Tonv Travel Service flashes of it since the start of a Feller have been the i to get out of the way, tram- Mike Souchak enters a golf For Schoolboy Baseball Clubs vs. Liberty, | On the other hand. If you had through high school age are “I ’m Just up their swinging at pitcher walked nine men Stanford 34-8-26. 6:16, Robertson. the season," Bragan ssud. "Now the ball where it’s pitched,’’ four; v**®***"^ vote getters in the bal-1 pjej them.” tournament he figures to win If asked Bobby Bragan Sunday, eligible. row!”. . .Mighty Kelso, Low gross—Stan Hilinakl 72 Teachers we’ve broken loose In three Torre said. “ Pm not trying for ^ ,,;^ otln g by fans for t ^ annual Old I Nothing could stop the mobs he attacks the par 6 holes and vs. Qus’s, 6:16, after Torre’s hitting rampage time Horse of the Tear, will By HOWIE HOLCOMB ■^they face tough Middletown,•^tap for Coach Phil Hyde’s squad Blind bogey—Frank Spilecki Charter Oak, Mantle’s Hitting Sparks Yanks straight games. It’s very en­ homers, .but m take fiiem .’’ compete in the Massachusetts mrners’ Day Saturtay, Aug 8 da.shing in frenzy for the gxit does well. led the Braves to a 7-4, 10-0 the team that knocked off the — today against Wethersfield at 81. Mai Tool No. 1 vs. Hobby St. Jame* Splits couraging." Bailey, taking a whirlpool Handicap June 10 at Suffolk ■ •^*"*,”'’-'gates, still closed becausd of The former Duke footbaH doubleheader sweep of St. Tournament time is fast other leader- Plainville -- la.st the Memorial Field courts. They PRO’S SWEEP — SATURDAY Shoppe, 6:15, Mt. Nebo. The Braves unleashed their treatment, greeted Torre in the Downs...Nice honor for Jim Night hM been desig- the sudden end of the game. player fired a M yesterday and Louis, the Milwaukee manager approaching (opening day week. If Jim Martello, injured finish next week, meeting E. O. Ldiw gross -Stan Hillnskl 72, NassifTs vs. Medics, 6, Buck- Defeating St. Augustine's of power with a 15-hlt attack, in- training room with: " I feel a lot Harrington at the University of ofin? ^ V Body upon body was crushed slipped past three other golfers would have told you that Joe is €^ntile Cracks Home Run is June S) and thus today a couple of weeks ago, can Smith. Vic Daley 73. ley. the fattest commodity in the Hartford, 8-2. Saturday, St. eluding two homers by Rico : better after watching that Twra Hartford. The fine baseball and Stadium when the Yankees play ^nd stomped in the dash to es- for a one-stroke victory in the starts the last full week of come back, the Rams have a Low nets—Tony Stanford 83- Police A Fire vs. Army A IMPOSING SIGHT — game. James School gained a split of Carty and one each by Felipe I hit.” Joe grinned and replied: baskatball player, who gradu­ ^ a ' u J *"?" Men. women and children $50,000 Memphis Open Golf 18—65, Vic Daley 73-6 -67. Navy, 6. Waddell. Alou and Hank Aaron, in an 8-4 | "Don’t't torcot,tomX, yony made It po»* ates this June, moves up as as­ be admitted to the grandst^d died, in the stands and at the good chance to gain at least a Towering Dick Radatz "H e ’s the moat valuable piece With Bat Loaned by Stuart two weekend baseball gam es., . . .. ___ . _ ,__ . Tournament with a 10-under- the spring scholastic sports John Karzes 80-12—68 Charley Sunday the club was dSteatod 8alMr.»albla by ilnlag oat tta day.' sistant basketball mentor next area upon payment of service exits share o f the CVC crown in ad­ Leiwyers vs. Paganl’s, 6, strikes a familiar pose of baseball property today," 1 par 270 total. season. A few straggling McCarthy 84-16 — 68, Merrill Verplanck. aeasem. He'll work with Gordie tax only. There were screams for help dition to a tournament berth. Bragan said, following Torre’s T- by St, Lawrence O’Toole o f i ______Souchak pointed to his four contests are on tap the begin­ Whiston 85-17--68, Hogan Za- aa he looks in for the NEW YOBK (AlP) — D46k#the opener, ktontle homered In Hartford, 7-6, The weekend de­ McCullough. . .Jimmy Toomey, « e « by the injured and the cries of Wednesday Rockville meets ’Tuesday, M ay 26 for-10 spree that lifted him from rounds over the Colonial Coun­ ning o f next week but by and maltls 91-23—68. signal in a relief rc^ Btuart, whose glove sometimes the second, then triggered outstsmdi^ baseball pitcher at the dying. By the time the gates Ellington at 5:30— the first and Northwest at East, 8:80 p.m. cisions left the local club with large the season ended Friday. TM’O-BALL, BEST BAIX. seventh to third position in the beats Boston now has come four-run rally In the sixth with Mew York Military Academy, End of the Line were raised it was too late. try C^ub course and his per­ only twilight game of the cur­ Rockville at Middletown. for the Boston Red a 7-3 won-lost record for the Two area teams East and SATURDAY NaUonal League batting derby. close to whipping the Red Sox a two-strike biuit. The Yankees has caught the eye of at least Line Murphy of Manchester Traffic around the stadium in formances on the par 5 holes, rent season and Friday they Ellington at Stafford. season. Coventry— are almost sure bets Vic Daley and Tony Stanforrl Sox. The Monster is a " I wouldn’t trade him anybody, with his bat. trailed 6-2 ^Mng Into the In­ fMie major league scout and has won seventh place in the 10th the center of the city 13. 18 and 18. He birdied each entertain Windsor in another LADIES OF ST. JAMES— Track—Manchester at Wind­ Crave a better car? to make the Class B and C 63. Bob M(krurkin and J. M ori­ terror to batters. not even Willie Mays, because 77he Boston slugger’s bat put ning. Ed Klikpatrick hammered been Invited to work out at New annual Shad Derby sponsored I jammed for hours. Mounted po- of those four times except No. Important league game. Mars won the league champion­ ham. Tournaments respectively. arty 64. I ’d be glidug up eight years.” Kansas City ahead with a home a two-run homer for the Angles Tork. Toomey halls from Coven­ by the Blast Windsor Chamber | lice charged the crowds outside 16 the first round. Cheney Tech has two starts ship this season. The team Rockville, now 9-3, can also Torre’s current streak lends run in the firat game o f a in the second. GET MORE CAR try. He is now sifting college of­ of Commerce. Murphy hooked • in an effort to keep order, " I think that’s what it takes home Wednesday to Lyman members are Sally Gayson make the B teat with a strong BEST 17r-8 UNDAY weight to Bragan’s claim. The Los Angeles actually won the G e t a n MFC fers. He graduates in June from on to a five and one-half pound Hoodlums looted the pockets to win--attack the par Ss. do Memorial and on the road F ri­ Janet Plnkham, Cell Nlznlk and doubleheader Sunday. and PAY LESS of finish in its remaining four catcher-first baseman, whose first game In the first inning. N YM A. . .Cost to each car driv- shad to win S25 in merchandise, of some of the victims. They day at East Hartford’s JVs. The Evelyn Hutten. Class A—Frank Kiernan 68- Then Stuart clouted a grand L o a n well and take home first place games. three-week spring holdout led BUly Moran doubled home Lee A u r a B ig Purchm se Rangers have won two straight Sally Phillips had high aver­ 7—61. Dave MacKay 70-7— 63. World Racing Crown slamer homer fo r a 6-2 viotoiy. money." both leagues, has hit at a .418 Thomas and Bob Rodgera then The 16 teams with the beat after five consecutive losses at age, 104, with Marie Heben- Class B— Paul Grootoert 71-9 He came beck with a two-run DISCOUNT HOUSE! Souchak clinched his victory, records in each class will quali­ clip since M ay 1, raising his scored on a doifole by Tom Sat- For any important purchase, the start of the season. streit poeting a 103. Ann Lali- —62, Frank Connorton 76-18 - homer that gave Boston a 8-1 and $7,500, with a birdie putt fy for the three tournaments. 63. average 79 points from .291. He riano. you’re better off buying with Ellington runs Into^ league- berte and Marie Hebenstrelt triumph in the second gams. on the final hole from four feet Prior to this season, 16 Class A hit his fifth and sixth home runs • • • leading Stafford tomorrow at each had 94 without a mark. Class C—Mort Rosenthal 80- Goal of Jimmy Clark TTie home run that put the cash. 'You can shop anywhere far after an exploding sand shot hit teams were selected but only 20—60, Fred Nassiff 76-15—60 of the month Sunday for a total INDfANB-'nGSBS— Stafford and comes home F ri­ Sally Phillips posted high sin­ Athletics into a 2-1 lead actual­ the best bargains, take only three inches from the pin eight each in Class B and C. Low gross— Erv Kennedy 71. of nine — live less than his 1983 Dave Wickersham received day to face East Windsor— both gle (153) and high triple (404). ly was hit by Jim Gentile, who and rolled past. Manehsster (i-6), Ellington Blind bogey — Dan Ready. output. relief aid from Larry Sherry advantage o f cash savings. North Central Connecticut Con­ Runnenips were Ruth Boland INDIANAPOLIS (A P )—^If Scot Jimmy Clark domi­ had borrowed one of Stuart’s Billy Casper and Tommy Ja­ (2-7), South Windsor (5-5) and Henry Sinnamon 96. and became the first A L pitch­ ference games. The Knights are (148) and Lucille Krinjak nates the 48th Indianapolis 500-mile Auto Race Satur-, WMte Milwaukee ..u closed to. bats. (Jet that cash from HFC— cobs came in second with 271. Cheney Tech (2-6) are all out­ PRO SW EEPS — S U N D A Y er to win six gamea. The Tigers having their troubles this sea­ (392). O f five scheduled doublehead­ repay conveniently. HFC Six golfers—Bob Rosburg, Art side looking in at tournament son but could pull an upset in Low gross—Erv Kennedy 7 . ers in the A L, Baltimore had led 7-2 when the Indiana struck The League’s annual banquet In the seventh. Four singles serves the money needs of W all Jr., Mason RiKlolph, Gene play. one or the other of these tilts. Low nets—Fred Nassiff 81-15 ping the field about 15 minutes after the start. pace with double . victories. Ther the only other sweep, beating Is scheduled June 2 at W illie’s While Clark was winning the#------scored two runs and brought on Llttler, Doug Sanders and Gay East is the hottest team in South Windsor is a little bet­ 66, Jim Horvath 73-4— 89, Erv Pirates stunned San Francisco Minnesota 2-0 and 7-6. Chicago more than 2 million people the area at present with nine Steak House. Dutch Grand Prlx Sunday in a Sherry, wbo ended the threat Brewer — were tied for fourth ter off—with a .500 mark. To­ Kennedy 71-2—69. knur Reds downed downed Washington, then lost straight wins snd a 10-3 rec­ REPUBLICAN WOMEN — campaign to repeat as world averaged 187.7 mUes after another run scored. a year. We’d like to serve yon. with 272. morrow the Bobcats go to East All drove cars with Jr Chicago 6-6 and 12-4. Los An- 3-0 while New York defeated ord. The Kaglea host Northwest Saunda Taylor 178. WOMEN’S DIVISION road racing champion, the Going into the 18th hole. U t- Windsor and Friday they held Ford racing engine ; gelea employed Sandy Koufax in Lab Angeles 8-6 aftsr dropping Catholic tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. SAPLINGS — Maude Madl- Selected Nine — Sunday fourth and final session of quali­ tler. Casper and Jacobs were Suffleld, also in NCCC action. over the rear wheels. relief to nail down a 3-0 victory a 3-0 decision. Detroit got by and Friday they entertain gan 129, Paula Morris 130, Low nets— Barbara Shepherri fications was run off at the In­ tied with Souchak with nine Otlier Action over Philadelphia and Houston Cleveland 7-6. Rain washed out South Catholic at the same Carole Garrior 345. 39-11— 28, Florence Barre 38-8 dianapolis Motor Speedway’s 'The 11th or last row, all con­ bluked New York 6-0 in a night "Stone. ’ Smi.h B orrow iip to $1000 under par. Each had birdies on Non-baseball action is in the ventional front - engine Offen- the second game. hour. 'Victories over both M IX E D NUTS — Jo K e r 1 n -30 (matching cards); low 2^-mlle oval. It mostly was an game. • * • the par 5 No. 16 and para on home stretch too. East Cath­ hausers of the type that have "Con M« Today— Take up to 24 m ontln to repay schools are included in their 13S; Jo Cassells 134, Geri Dl- gross — Evelyn Lorentzen 37: exercise in futility. AfilERIOAN LEAGUE the short 17th hole. Little bog- winning streak— both 4-0 shut­ olic’s track team meets Penney won 19 straight 600a, averaged WHITE BOX-SENATORS— of East Hartford and South ^32 and Joan Colby a 94 low putts - - Barbara Shepherd There were four positions BRAVES-CARDS-^ KlBebrew (12), OUva (9). A kMuiod$100< ■ $17.001 led 18 after having fairway outs, by ths way. open in the 33-car Memorial 149.6. The W hite Box had a five- I'N Sovo You M oney!" 11 ( Catholic in a triangular meet without a mark. 29, ^elyn Lorentzen 30. Twine; Adair (1), Orioles; King trouble and Jacobs and Casper Coventry shows a 12-2 record Day field and after 21 drivers Torre singled four times In game winning streak until Bus­ TTiursday at the Penney track. The final field ia iMvan rear- the Braves’ first-game victory, (4) , Look (7), SeBatora; Kirk­ QUAUTY USED CARS barely missed long birdie putts. and a one-game lead in the PIN E R E TTE S — Jean Ma- presented themselves at the ter Narum limited them to six That’s all for any of the ranners Even Holes — Sunday engine Fords, five rear-engine patrick (1), Angels; Mantle Golfdom's perennial tourna­ Charter Oak Conference race. thiason 127, Bridget Marceau starting line, the four best per­ credited to Spahn, and drove hits in the second game. The a t except for the Greater Hartford Low nets—Mary Gangewerr Offys, three front-engine super­ (8). Boyer (2), Yankees; Oeo- ment favorites, Arnold Palmer The Pats have games against 131, Jackie Kanehl 169— 383, formances ranged from 161.2 in two runs. His two homers Senators gave him two runs in HOUSEHOLD HI Meet Memorial Day. 46-10—36, Isabelle Parclak 44-8 charged Novis and 18 of the tae (9), AtMetios; Yastnemski and Jack Nicklaus, were far Rham today, and Ekut Hamp­ Betty Phlllip.;cislon ciune yesterday from ond game brought Boston a 8-1 day, Rockvllle> has moved back Elsie Pound 153—352, Dot Ker­ four-wheel drive Ferguson-Novl, Calif., will make his first start three Pirate nutf in the second • • • Kirl Lorden, chairman of the triumph. Into a tie for tl^ Central Valley shaw 148-131— 397, Doris Pren­ the new rear-eng(lne can$ stole In 14th place. game and recorded his first ma­ YANKS-ANGLES— 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE •49-7879 District Selection Onnmlttee. Pitching— Bob Veale hurled a Conference lead. But tomorrow the show in the qualifications. Jim Rathmann, the 1960 win­ WHEN YOI THINK OF tice 135 -353, Anne Twerdv 139 twiHhltter aa PIttaburgh abut jor league victory with help M ickey Mantle sparked the The front row In the line-up— ner, failed to get a ride and wiU GLASS, THINK OF FLETCHER — 362, Shirley Vlttner 146-130— out San Franciaco 8-0 In the from relievers Bob Prlddy and Yankees to their second-game 372. Clark, Bobby, Marshman and be out of the line-up for the firat A I McBean. triumph after Dean Chance Orst game of a doubleheader. NOTICE CORNER DURANT ST.| two-time winner Roger W ard- time since 1961. Mays had one hit in five at- blanked them on three hits in Edelen Marathon WinnerJ bato and Ms batting a'verage I Hio lorbor Shops Listed Below— fell from .400 to .398. ALL MEMBERS OF THE MANCHESTER ’ NEW LOCATION AFTER JUNE 1 FirehaU Roberts Critical « • • Assured ot O ly m p ic Trip Fish Wins Javelin Crown DODGERS-PHILS— BARBERS' ASSOCIATION— LOCAL No. 23 Koufax, making hia first re­ 52 MeKEE STREET •mm waLU OSTWIMI «r s ii** c o m ® voiatatun or AHiaicA. wm. lief appearance since 1962, YONKERS, N. Y. (AP) ♦ was abandoned after four hours. In State Class A M eetin g Pascual Strikes It Rich quelled a Philadelphia threat in Formerly Triiemnn nnd Hood Dnliy. larger qnnrtert aad| Buddy Edelen, who did hia Marin* Lt. A1 Breckenridge the seventh inning and the WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY more ptsrldng area to give you better eervloe imtll Tti« number of kids if holds has never been settled. became ill becauae of the heat training swathed in five sweat Co-Captain Don Pish was the Dodgers whipped the Phillies bosineae aa nsoel at 188 W e«t Middle Tfimplke. and dropped out after about 15 In Winning 600-Mile Race shirts and got hia coaching by only member of the Manchester for the first time in seven meet- Tka VoRsvrogan Station Wogon is o good mail, has secured hlmaerf a miles. Norm Higgins, running SATURDAY-MEMORIAL DAY in o convanlionol wagon. A crib or a baby with the leaders, blacked out on High track squad to place in the in n . four leaf thorlar ihon convaqlionol wogons. ticket to Tokyo and the 196* GHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) —#Rlchaid, winner o t thla year's Joe Moeller, the winner, al­ SPECIAL carriage. A chest of drawers standing up­ his feet about 20 miles out and Class A Meet Saturday at New Olympics Daytbna 500, earned $11,460. lowed only one hit through the JOHN’S P A O A N l’S PtW THE NlSn’ TWO WEEKS Yat it koldt mora Ihon the ^ggesf wagon right. An open playpen. They fit comfortably ran Into the side of a building.. Haven but he went all the way Veteran Jim Paschal finally The lanky, 26-year-old from Robe; first six innings but faltered in BARBER SHOP BARBER SHOP yotf aoM buy. IHarbart, slop thot this minuia!) through the wide side doors. (Herbertll ” I ’d expected it to be hot,” - winning the javelin. His effort ■tniok it rich yesterday, win­ South Dakota scored s four-mile Junior Johnaon o f Ronda, N.C., the seventh when Johnhy Calli- Il bolds on army of kids. Or tight adults. Edelen said. "That’s why I accounted for all of the team’s C A P IT A L ALL PinSBURGH PAINT AH the woy bock, behind the rear seof, victory In sweltering heat yes­ ning a wreck-marred world 600- and Ned Jarrett o f Camden, aon led off with a single and BtANOHEB'IER Nona of Iham skinny; the seats ore Five feet trained the way 4 did, in heavy Record Breaker five’ points. mlle stock car race which left BARBER SHOP BARBER SHOP there’s room lor 9 or 10 pieces of luggage. terday in the Yonkera Mara­ clothing, with five sweat shirts. B.C., were Involved In the worst Was Covington followed with a IN ST O C K 30% OFF vnda. All o ( ifiam loll: the seats are higher Easy to food or unlood through th^ bock thon. finishing the 26 mile, 385 East Catholic, competing in Glenn (Fireball) Roberto hoa- o f several wrecks. Johnaon ad­ EAGLE I d figured it to bC hot, but this the Class B Meet for the first pltalizwl with criUcal burna. BUSSELL’S ' than in aonvantional wogons. IHarberl, don’t door. yard grind in 2 hours, 24 min­ was a little too much.” Competing In the New Eng­ mitted triggering the fiery BARBER SHOP history, picked up three Roberto, biggest career crash by. hoM lng Jarrett oonv BARBER SHOP yoa dorafl utes and 26.8 seconds. Edelen, a teacher in school land Tournament yaaterday at and one-half points. The Eagles’ JAMBS Shown: The VW DeLuxe Station Wagon He won by almost 20 min­ for U.8. military dependents Warwick, R. I., Howie Hamp­ money winner m N A S C A R hla- Ing off tiu second turn of the AUTO GLASS MSTALUD T ^ a oak lha middia ortd raor saols, and RANG!. STATB BARBER SHOP with sunroo' and 21 windows. $2,765.00.» utes, with Adolf Gruber, an near London, said ha got his ton of Manobeeter and Maureen S?rd*Inri J *® "* finished tory, remained in eritioal con* seventh lap over the ona and woa ton awry a saasow, o slide, o rocking Austrian, second in 2:44:11.4 GUberto of Hartford aet a world dltlon early today. He had one-half mile Charlotte Motor \M» BARBER MIOP The VW Standard model ia only $2.606.00» coaching by noall from Fred P A R K A D E . GLASS FURNITURE TOPS ooraa. IWo^ till 1 laH your foiherf) and Johnhy Kelley, Groton, duckpln record with their com­ f ^ place tie in the 220-yard third-degree burns over moat Speedway. Johnaon’s Ford spun Hundred* o f dollars lesa than any other Wilt, a former distance ace, in BARBER SHOP Oonn., who had won the event of his b^y. clear in the middle o t the back- FUEL OIL MERZ Kaap lha raor saot in and you con still wagon and perfect for people wlUi loU Lafayette, Ind. bined score' of 370 In the sec­ . BARBER SHOP MIRRORS (FireplacaandDoor)l «0f^r Wopor, buNuar things than you could of kids. ■ eight straight times, finished The race was a triple-titled ond game o f a th re e -g a m e fl*PP«d the javelin IM Paschal. 88 and 17-year rac­ stretch but Jarrett’s Ford Mt EMIL’S third in 2:44:48.4. aeries. fert, 1 Inch to gain his victory. ing veteran, breesed to his firq| the retaining! wall and Roberto, GASOLINE PICTURE FRAMING (d l typao) Or just one Mke Herbert affair, servlM at one time as W ALTER’S BARBER SHOP “The heat was murderous," the annual 'xoalMrs Run, the Mrs. GUberto fired a 196 and High won the major vlctoiy and $24,556 after also tn a Foetj, ranunad tha BARBER SHOP uaas A Meet, scoring five oolnts MORIARTY Kelley said. "AU eredit has to National A A U Marathon OMun- Hampton 176 to ecUpee by 10 the other oontenden wws e^m- wall and overturned, trying to ART'S WINDOW and PLAH GLASS I go to Edelen. He might have pionshlp and an Ofympte trial, pins the old mark o f 360 hek) more than crowrtoa; nval ^ Inatad by wracks «r avoid J a rrett Both thehr ears PAOANl OOOHDi 89. BARBER SHOP TED TRUDON, Inc. laaki. New Canaan was S b u n t into BANTLY OIL OOMIBACmMWi WE HAVB Df STOOK cut eight or nine eeconda off with the winner gaininig a spot by LUlian RuaaeU and John \ BABBHB 9HOP v m I tl\|| , | \ ( , V E R N O N TOLLAND TURNPIKE hi^.time if M IwMfei’t been for Gaiae of BalUmoee. Their aerlee C lufl B champion with A His triumph ip A HW Ptyfo- Jarrett Jumped from his ear BROTHERS on the team that wlU repreaent M AN< OBEKN BARBER SHOP MEDICINE CARMRIS and SHOWER DOORS IMTNORMC# the heat." thla oountry la the Tokyo total of 900 missed another rec­ outh gave cfiiMwner Lee Pot^ to help firoe Roberto who was TALCOTTVILLE, CONNECTICUT ' ' I \ I '' i i ; r 1.1 BARI SHOP Ronte N Ver ESmiATBB GLJLOLT OIYEN MALM T li* temperature went weU Ohrmpica. ord by nine pins. a 1-8 sweep in the race. P ett/ s halfway out of hia, and crying, 301 CErtTER ST. RStAlL PR Idl P.O.E. (EAST OOABT), LOCAL TAXES AND OniER DKAUDR into the »0a and a hright sun n w other kaso Olympic Mara- For the event Mra. QUberto DON F|8H ton, Ribhard, finished sroond, "Oh ray God; Ned. Pm on fire. ill. ^ 111 ■ 11 > 11 ' I l l ’ll Ml 3-SI3E HAVE AN ENJOYABLE HOLIDAY 1 Wtan Von n tak Ot Otaan, n tak Of riatciMr Eifma ea Um U i atAiSam Oalp tifu r iapa back, after blowing a Pleaao help me!" Jarrett suf- v r OHAHOBE, i r a k y , A O o m a ^ A ia ItaMaataltaaboam Ib OuNar naiM m-lM-IAT—U4; H m w - i:i < i, . 11; - ;,;7i /______of Ellington'a U pointa. louth tire and bunilng Ignition wlren fsnd mtaor buma. ar tad ttM M i «S mb tta t a i ta d is tart dicM Md lUrd ia tta tar hwdta faj ”[|hdaor had alflit potato and I 0®««try ona to tha 0 1 ^ I - .'1

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY; MAY SB, 1964 rlM B SIXTEEN MANCHESTER BVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 86, 1964 PAGE Apartments— Flats— By FAG ALY.Apd SHORTEN Household Goods 51 Rooms inthoNt Board 19 Business Locations Housm For Sule 72 Honscs For Ssic 72 Houses For Sale 72 Household Serrices THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Tenements 63 Hoosm For Sale 72 Houses For Sak 72 SIX ROOM dupiix houM, hilly For Rent (j[4 Offered ADMIRAL 17", alt channel -HIONOOilO RD. - Bieimfiil $14,900—Air coDdlttoaliig, dlab- NEARLY NEW ranchr-O large ROCKVILLE—Five room rinch, BOLTON CBINTER — Immacu­ b o Lt o n — 6 'acre tAim table model tstevislon sri, sit. furnished for Yentlamm, dlah- FOUlt ROOM heated apart­ raneh, targe ltatii| taom, lorm- waobar, flraplaea, large kttob- rooms, baaemant, comMna* SPECIAL SUMMER Sale on washer, all modsm coovsli* newly decorated throughout, 8 late 6 room ranch, 2-car ga­ ISO year oM 7-rooiQ eellent picture, *85. 649-4110. ment, central, adults. Refer­ STORE. 460 Mean St, 646-S2M, al gtntiig raooi, outiiet kttciMO, en, roomy i bedroom ranch, UoQs. Salllig (or *16,900 with bedroomz, high altitude view rage, 1^ baths, fireplace, liv­ CLASSIFIED roofing, siding, guAers, lead­ lences included, ploe houee- ences. Call 649-7601 between farmhouse. Ideal for 2 beUrmns, recreation raom. 106x250 lot Don’t watt CaritoB *18,500 aazumaUe mort«Q(s, the city, large lot, 70x280, ers, and all tyj^s of home Im­ cleaning servlcee, parking at ing room and formal dining $17,400. Immediate occu p oiw . 6-7^______landeoaped j»r6. Markm ■. W. Hutehlaii, Renlter, 649-61$2. paymenta *120 a month, T. J. with more area in the rear at room with wall-to-woU carpet­ Owner agent, 64S-H4X. provements. Call AI Palmer af­ FOR SALBl-Roper gas stove, available. Inquire 101 Oheetmit ^eiODwpuioiAe eewwuBOw t Oockatt, Realtor; 6a-157T. THREE ROOM heated apart­ 200 feet. *12,900. Owner 649- ing, Intercom system through­ ter 7 p.m. 643-4913. *30. Call 649-6943 after _ St after 4 p.m. Houses For Rent 65 MANCHESTER-West Side two 7819. ment with stove and refrigera­ family, 6-6, on bus tine, sep­ out, firealarm and lightning Wanted—Real Batata*?? ADVERTISING rod protection, well lan(f- O E. 2-DOOR refrigerator, good ROOM' FOR RENT In ivate tor, one middle-aged person. ROOM RANCH, arate utilities, deep lot, 2-car Unfur- MANCHESTER—Income prop­ Kaped, fenced in, one acre WE HAVE several oMnls Household Services condition, ideal for cottage, home,, near bath. 119 643-6016. nlshed.ilshed. 2-car garage LIVE IT UP garage, fully rented, good in­ erty. Two family, 6-6 duplex, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Fire- STEP LIVELY lot, amesitc drive. ()ulet dead­ wanting homes. Some are r»>; Offered 13-A first *40. takes. 649-8877. ^ HiK Street. 649-0696. place. Adulte. Good location. come. *19,000. Wolverton Agen­ 2-car garage, oil heat, aeparate EAST HARTFORD—Brand new end street, only *21,000. Min­ peat calls. Need Ilstliiga. 8 AJM. to 5 P.M. ^ Stove, refrigerator. June. 648- in your own home and on cy, Realtor, 649-2818. uUHUea, aluminum storms, REWBAVINO Of buna, moth ONE CHAISE lounge, maple NEWLY decorated room for re­ 3>4 room apartment with built- imum down, financing avail­ seph Barth, 649-0320. ~ • fined gentleman, central, pri­ 2880. your own beautiful grounds. If you want an extra special and screens, fully rented, gix>d able. Lawrence' F. Flano, holes. Zlppeis repaired. Win­ breakfast .-tel, two upright in range, heat, hot water, WILLIAMS RD. In BOltoo-^e- 3 bedroom ranch with a pine COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. vate phone on floor, parking. This 3 year old ranch home repair, *18,900. Wolverton Realtor. 643-2768, (Jharies Nich­ dow Shades made to meastwe; lawn mowers. 649-3482. parking space, adults only. EIGHT ROOMS. 2 baths. Fire­ tlon wanted on this 7 room paneled rec room complete Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. MONDAY H un ITBIDAY 10:S« A.M.—SATURDAY 9 AM . Call 648-6331. *100. 528-7244, after 6 p.m. on Scott Drive in Manches­ split. Lot Is about an acre . . . olson, 742-6364. all aises Venetian blinds Keys place. Swimming pool. Large ter features 6 rooms. 2 full with fireidace and lav with BUYING OR SELLING made while you wait Tape Ro- lawn, parking area. Oarage. home la choice. Asking less atoll ahower, equipped kitch­ MAN(JHESTEfl—Why pay rent? HOTEOINT refrigerator for 238 CHARTER OAK 8t.—Room FIVE ROOM tenement to rent. baths, attached garage and than coat at *23.500. T. J. MANCHE5STER — Executive PLEASE RE^D YOUR AD cordera tor rent Mnriow’s 867 Semi-fumlshed. Adults. 643 en, full ceramic tiled bath, *000. assumes mortgage on home, 3 bedrooms, living REAL ESTATE Main. 64M32L sale, *86. Call 649-1062. suitable for working gentle­ Am>ly 96 Foster Street or 2880. all city facilities. Priced in CJrockett, Realtor, 643-1077. man. Private entrance. *10 low twenties for quick sale. and garage conveniently lo­ cute ranch, full basement, room, dining room, kitchen, ClaMlfled or *^ a n t AM* are taken over the phone as a phone 643-7340. city water and sewers, Ideal Have assurance of expartoneafi oonvenlence. The advertiaer should read his ad the FIRST TWO PIECE gray modem liv­ weekly. 649-1746. (Jail Barbara Babin. RANCH — Five large rooms, cated on a large Rockledge , - ,, , . • ------family room, recreation room. FOUR ROOMS, furnlAhed or un­ lot in Manchester, call Doris .service. (Jail Realtor, fitaidcY DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS la time for the Buildlnji— Contractinfi 14 ing room set, *66. Cad 649- p’lVE ROOMS first floor, bus furnished. two porches, adults fireplace, 2-car garage, large I ’/i <>aths, aluminum siding FURNISHED ROOMS, complete Smith. only *100. (Jail owner, 643- •built-ins. Just right for the - Bray. 643-6273. next Insertion. H m Herald is responsible for only ONE Incor­ 1158. line. Available June 15th 643- only. Cider Mill Road, pleasant lot, ten minutes from center of 6454 QUALITY,^ CARPENTRT- l^ht housekeeping facilities, 6526. JARVIS REALTY CO, Manchester, Immediate oc­ young executive. The Ed Dupre rect or omitted insertion tor any advertisement and then only locaUon. 643-6389. 648-1121 Eves. 648-1686 MEMBER MULTIPLE to the extent of a ''make ifood” insertibn. Errors which do not Rooins, dormers. porchea, "aiANCE OF A LIFE-nME ^ntrally located. Mrs. Dor­ cupancy, *16,600. Philbrick MANCJHESTER — *600 down Agency, 643-1900 or 643-4271. TO GO HOUSEKEEPING lessen the value of the advertisement wlH not be corrected by basements reflnlshed, cab­ sey, 14'Arch Street, Manches­ t h r e e ROOM apartment, in­ THREE BEDROOMS. 2 baths, Agency, Rectors. 649-8464. JARVIS REALTY CO. buys this 8 bedroom ranch, full j LISTING CUSTOMER MOVING TO cluding heat, hot water, and "make good” insertion. inets, built-lns. formica, tile. | ter. walk-out cellar, large yard ba.sement, oil hot water heat, Vernon No Job too small. William PHOENIX. ARIZONA ______t------gas tor cooking, electric refrig­ with picnic area, garage, nice .BOLTON—Neat 6 room ranch, SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 049-1200 Eves. 646-2619 CLEAN furnished room for bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72xl8L natural woodwork, 100x200 lot. Robbins carpentry service. SO THEY CAN’T USE THIS erator and gas stove fur­ neighborhood, children ac­ corner lot, no basement. Win Don’t lose this one. The Ed EXQUISITE DUTCH YOUR COOPERATION WILL fllAI O T l 1 649-3446. TAKE 3 YEARS TO PAY gentleman. Central. Tel. 648- nished. Call 640-7834 or 649- cepted. Available June IS. Ref­ qualify for VA. *16,700. T. J. Marion B. Robertson, Realtor, BE APPRECIATED l/IM k I I Dupre Agency, 643-1900 or 643- —WANTED— 9363. 6779, 6-7, p.m. erences. *140 monthly. Box N, (Jrockett, 646-1577. 643-5908 4271. ADDITIONS — Retaining walls, Reliable, Honest, Person Herald. *18,900 — ATTRACfnVE 8 bed­ Rai.sed Ranch. New. 3 bed­ Public Records cement floors, garages, bath­ TO TAKE OVER ROOMS FOR RENT. Prefer re­ CENTER STREET — 3 room CUSTOM RANCH—8 bedrooms, THREE BEDR(X)M ranch on room ranch, fireplace, alumin­ rooms, 1V4 baths 1 fireplace, tired people, will take othera quiet street 100 yards from MANCHESTER — Seven room rooms tiled, remodeling. Roof­ UNPAID BALANCE apartment, heat and hot water FOUR ROOM furnished home, 2 baths, laige living room, um storms, encioeed carport Cape, 4 bedrooms, living room, finished rec room wdth Warrants Deeds with part meals. 649-6469. fireplace, dining room, rec Bowers School, 90x180 lot. Vln ing. Call 649-4291. MONTHLY PAYMENTS furnished, adults only. No pets Bolton Lake, by the week or basement, laige lot, nice view. formal dining room and kitch­ bar, kitchen with built-ins, Sally-Ann Owen to John M. Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? *16.79 649-6106. month. 643-9727 after 5 p.m. room, attached 2-car garage, Boggini, Bel Air Real Estate, Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, city water, 2 car garage, CARPENTRY WORK—82 years’ COMFORTABLE room In quiet en. full shed dormer, 1’4 Linnell and Margaret J. Linnell, 3 COMPLETE beautiful view, *31,000 Phil- 643-9382. 649-5182. over H acre. *22.600. 3. experience, ceilings, floors centrally located home, next baths, partially finished rec property at 43 Elssex St. ROOMS OF FURNITURE 'THREE ROOM heated apnrt- brick Agency, Realtors. 649- Clark 649-5306. ‘875-2800. Thomas Ottney and Judith tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga­ to bath, parking. 649-7410. ment, stove, electricity, hot room, one car garage, 24-Hour Answering Service All of this merchandise is in 8464. Coventry MANCHESTER—Deluxe 6 room Ottney to Allan S. Taylor and rages, additions, attlds An- water furnished, *85. Available Resort Property screen porch, city uUliUes, cen- our warehouse. It has never left ranch, 2 baths, 2-car garage, Louise C. Taylor, property at ished. Lake and shore cottage June 1. Carlton Hutchins, 849- For Rent 67 MANCHESTER — »14,90Q. Six family room, % acre suburban our store and is fully guaran­ 40 ACRES A well kept home, *17,500. Ex­ BARROWS & WALLACE 50 Gardner St. work. No Job too small. Im­ Bonds— Stocks— Apartments— Flats— 5132. room brick Cape, fireplace, lot. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. Manchester Parkade Free to Heraid Roaders teed. Some in original factory GARDNER LAKE, Conn. Mod clusive with Robert D. Mur­ Theodore J. Graybek and Stel­ mediate estimates. 643-2629. Mortgages 31 Tenements 63 garage, excellent condition, Sportsman's Paradise with Manchester, 649-5306 OPENINGS for part-time em­ DARK, RICH, stone-free loom. crates and cartons with original ern housekeeping. Lakefront. trees, near bus, shopping, LARGE 4 BEDROOM 1960 Gar­ dock, 643-6472. U 4 R Realty la A. Grzybek to Miohaol Want information on one of onr classified advertUementsT No factory serial numbers. 4 cleared acres, completely SECOND MORTGAGES - On- ployment, neat appearing man Also fill, graven, sand and EAST HARTFORD—New de­ Boating, swimming fishing. In­ school. Carlton W. Hutchins, rison (Jolonlal, 1% baths, built- Oo.. Inc. 643-2892. Zwick and Stella A. Zwlek, answer at the azy Days Camps, Lincoln, ranch, 3 bedrooms, living room 500. Ellsworth Mitten Agency, eges. Madeline Smith, Realtor, LOST—Tan and white terrier, If you have no means of Agency, Realtor. 649-2813. BuUdlag Penalts BIDWBLL HOME Improvement small investment and rental. No Telephoning sistant, *136. monthly. ing electricity, .stove, refrig­ Maine, MANCHESTER—Porter Street with fireplace, garage, large Realtors. 643-6930. i 649-1642. Bolton area. 643-9478. Company — Roofing, siding, al LAWNMOWER8 — Arlena, transportation. I’ll .send my Area. Older 9 room home that To H. C. Hutchinson tor Attca Call Baldwin 9-0339. No Lead Chasing Lawn Boy, ‘Toro, Bolens Orbit auto for you. No obligation even erator, heat, hot water. *66. MANCHESTER—5 bedroom lux­ lot, immediate occupancy. Gorman, alterations to dwelltaig teratlons, additions and re No Door to Door Selling Available June 1. Carlton offers 5 bedrooms, spacious Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. MANCHESTER—Six room Cape modeling of all types. Excel Air, and riding mowers. Wheel- if you don’t buy. WARREN E. HOWLAND ury ranch on secluded acre all finished with fireplace, j BOLTON—Half acre wooded at 27 Locust St.. *1,000. Announcements ESSO SERVICE station for We place you where the people Hutchins. 849-5132. Wanted To Rent 68 living room, large iflnlng lot, 2 baths, full basement, lent workmanship. 849-6496. lease at Bolton Notch, High­ horse and Bolens 4-wheel A—I ^ B — E—R—T’—S room and kitchen, also den, combination windows, com-] building lot. owner, 649-0763. To (Jhrtotie McCormlek, now are tractors. Parts and service. Realtor 648-1106 Vin Boggini. Bel Air Real Es­ tool shed at 240 , Henry Bt., ER.EX7rROLUX soles and serv MANCHESTER — 1,000 feet of ways 6 and 44A. Contact Mr. 48-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Iti OR 2 BEDROOM furnish^ fireplace, 3 porches, 1% baths, plete city utilities, large lot, RTrqmvuv'riAT R. DION—Roofing, siding, al Capitol Equipment Company, OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 tate. 643-9332. near bus and schools, *18,600. ™ B E E RESIDENTIAL zoned *12.5. Ice, bonded representative. Al­ storage space available for D. Lothrop, 527-4183. $450 Per Mo. apartment. Roekville-Manches- amesite drive, city utilities. MANCHESTER teratlons, ceilings, and gutters 38 Main St., Manchester. Furnished Apartments 63-A ter area. Call 843-2211, 9 a m - The interior is bright, cheer­ Exclusive with Robert D Mur­ lots, maximum frontage, trees, To R. E. Wandell for Dora- fred Amell, 206 Henry St., rent, 11 Main Street, rear. *75. Free estimates. 643-4352. Guaranteed Salary Open dally 7-6, Thursday 7-9, ASSUMBALE MORTGAGE—If good locations. No utUities. *2 thy Grant, alterations to per month. J. D. Realty, 643- MOyiNG-^as and gas stove; REDECORATEDlAT i room du- 5 p.m. ful and in excellent condition. you have *2,000. or so and <^an dock. 648-6472. U * R Realty ,-1 Manchester. 643-0450. Saturday 7-4. 8-plece living room set. 649- ONE AND 'TWO room heated ------Y- — .. , Porter Street Area 700 each. Wolverton Agency, 1 ing at 50 Horton Rd., *460. 5129. Help Wanted— Female 35 Call Mr. Misiph plex. in Ve Vernon, hot water. An excellent buy for the large pay *129. per month, ask as Co.. Inc. 643-2892. MORRISON Paint A Wallpaper Wed-Fri., 6024. I adults only. Call 649-1467. furnished apartments. gas family, *18.700. Exclusive with Realtor, 649-2813. j To James D. Morrow ter Nor- Roofing and Chimneys 16-A NURSE WANTED, RN or LPN, PICNIC Tables, several styles, range, refrigerator, bedroom about the terrific ranch we Store now located at 739 Main 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Business Property Robert D. Murdock. 643-6472. have just over the South Wind­ Immaculate 7 room Co­ MANCHESTER—exceUent loca-, . ! man Plitt. alterations to datoU- licensed in Connecticut for 11 extra sturdy construction, 6 SINGLE MATTREISS' almost set, kitchen set. Free gas, elec­ Uon. Large expandable Cape.' MANCHESTER-A zone, sewers Street, State Theater Building, Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 527-8046 THREE ROOM modem apart­ For Sale 70 U 4 R Realty Co,, Inc. 643- sor town line in Bast Wind­ lonial. spacious living room, ing at 16 Flower St., *1,000. ROOFING — Speclallxing re­ p.m.-7 a.m. shift. Apply SL foot, *12.50 up; 8 foot. *15.50 new, *25. Several full length i ment, heat, hot water, stove, tricity. Low rent Adults. In­ fireplace, double garage, city' and wat^, walking distance to To Harold Leggett, new tool formerly at 385 Center Street. pairing roofs of all kinds, new up: delivered. W. Zinker, Pen­ 2692. sor. Vacant. T. J. Crockett, dining room and kitchen, Anthony’s Convalescent Home, *3.00 OR MORE per hour for window screens, *2. each. Call refrigerator, lights and gas, quire Apt. 4. 10 Depot Square. built-in dishwasher and dis- utilities, storm rombinations ! «wim^ming p ^ l. *4.500. shed at 42 Alexander St., * in . 649-9713. LAWNMOWER sharpening; re­ roofs, gutter work, chlmneya ney Street. Ellington. 876-7143. 643-6779 mornings. BUSINESS ZONK HI - Bight Realtor, MS-lbTT. pairs, sales, rotor blades 876-9121. permanent route work. I will I tile bath and shower, first rooms with two offices, sep­ po.sal, 3 large bedrooms Owner. 649-1648 McKinnon Realty. 649-6361 To Catalina Pool for John LAZY-N RANCH—Pony rides, cleaned, repaired. Aluminum train you. Write Mr. DySard, floor, adults only. 649-8448, be­ TWO ROOM furnished apart­ Tolland sharpened: bicycle .sales, serv­ siding. 80 years’ experience. "NEVER used anything like it,” SOFA, ’TUXEDO style, *60; arate entrance, suitable tor MANCJHESTER—Assume mort­ and den or T-V room. 1% Greene, swimming pool at 42 trail rides, riding lessons, ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, Box 871, Baltimore 2, Md. tween 4-9. ment, private bath, hot water, busine.ss or professional use. gage and take over payments baths, fireplace, finished ASSUMABLE 30 year mort­ Resort Property For Sale 74 Barry Rd., *1,800. Free estimates. Call Bowley, RN OR LPN wanted, 3-11. say users of Blue Lustre for high poster twin bed, complete .stove, refrigerator. Apply Mar­ horses boarded, ponies for 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 649- Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. L SHAPED RANCH of *108 per month for this im­ recreation room, 2-car ga­ gage. out of state transfer, f To WUliam V. Shaw, tftoca/- 643-6861. 648-<>7eS. Laurel Manor, 649-4519. cleaning carpet. Rent electric *75; desk, *60. All new condi­ A’rTRACmVE 4>4 room, luxur­ low’s, 867 Mhin Street. room U A R built ranch, mod­ birthday, church and school 2098. shampooer *1. The Sherwin- tion. 649-5402, 232-4629. 8 rooms just being com­ maculate 6 room (Jape, 2 or 3 rage with many extras, sit­ tions to dwelling at 2 AnoaMl fairs. Arnold Nelson, 787 Ly- ious duplex Crest apartment, bedrooms, close to bus line, uated on a well land­ ern caMnet kitchen, basement Rd.. *250. RAY’S ROOFING CO.—Shingle WANTED—Dental as.sistant, ex­ Salesmen Wanted 38-A Williams Co. heat, G.E. kitchen, range, 12 2 'i ROOM furni.shed apart­ pleted. 2 full baths, fire­ garage, oil heat. large treed ASHFORD LAKE dall St., 643-8906. Land For Sale 71 *15,500. Wolverton Agency, scaped lot with plenty of To Jack R. Hunter for Mai roofs, gutters, built-up roofs, ! perience preferred, 5 - day cubic foot refrigerator, hood, ment, centrally located, heat, place, 1 car garage, on \ lot. Kenneth Ostrinsky, MLS 1963 TRIUMPH Bonneville. Call roof and chimney repairs, Ray DUE TO OUR recent expansion STOREWIDE RelocaUon Sale— Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Realtor. .649-2813. privacy in a prestige neigh- 26 miles east of Manchester, Tool and Engineering Co., new anytime, Columbia 228-3222. week. 876-5664. disposal, Venetian blinds, car­ hot water, reasonable 649- I ANDOVER — 8 cleared acres, acre treed lot. Over 1200 Realtor, 643-5159. Automobiles For Sale 4 Jackson, 643-8325, Ray Hage- and an increase in business Free, unfinished hardwood 8404 between 12-6 p.m. brook, pond, paved road, *3,- sq. ft. of living area. Ex­ borhooil. Offered at only off Route 44. Shore Front 60 by SO Butler pre-fab bidlA- now, 649-2214. PART-’TIME waitress wanted, stools and plastic buckets with MATERNITY clothes, size 18 peted staircase, 1V4 baths, BOLTON LAKE — Chance to *28,5(X). Exclusive with ing at 291 Adama St., $14,000. we are in need of additional ba.sement storage, washer, : 600. Bolton—one acre, founda­ cellent financing. *15.900. VERNON—Near (Jircle. Sev­ Lois—Other choice sites. evenings. Apply in person. I purchases, limited amount. and 20, nothing priced over *1. FURNISHED apartment Large have your own 4 rc»m year To 8. STltp OonotruetlaB Oa. NEED CAR? Your credit turn­ Business Services full-time professionally minded dryer, pleasant location, rent tion. septic tank, well. *2.(X)0. Call Joe Gordon 849-5306, eral home and business loca­ Biasy Terms Willie’s Steak House, 444 Cen- Real Estate sales personnel Morrison’s Paint and Wall­ Baby clothes up to IVi years room nicely furnished, large ’round home right on the wa^ for Raymond J. Badger, addl- ed down'! Short on down pay­ very rea.sonable. 583 Hartford Terms. Owner 742-8525, eve­ 643-5314. ter. A steal a* *10,900. Wot ROBERT D. MURIMXK. tions. Many possibilities. T’ong- ment? Bankrupt? Repoesea- Offered 13 Radio-TV Repair ter St. (Male or Female). We offer paper Store, 739 Main St., including suits and white .shirt. bath with tub and shower stall. ren Agency, 643-6321. 876-5379 ARTHUR A. KNOFLA tlonB to dwelling at 47 ~ Call 643-0737. Road. Call evenings Mr. GUI, nings 742-8090. verton Agency, Realtor. 649 643-6472 I (Theater Building). 3 closet.'--, combination stove, slon? Don’t despair! See .Hon­ Services 18 complete training, full office 643-4362, 643-4716. 643-6440 — 64Q-5938 Rd.. *900. est Douglas. Inquln about low­ WASHING MACHINES repair CLERK - TYPIST. Scheduling facilities, and an attractive sink, and refrigerator. Garage. BARROWS & WALLACE 2813. MANCHESTER—6 room Cape, ed, RCA Whirlpool and Ken Department, office machines 18 FOOT CANOE kit, partially MANCHESTER est doira, smallest payments CONNIE’S 'fV and Radio Serv­ commission arrangement. If Wanted— To Buy 58 3H ROOM GARDEN apart­ Quiet country setting Short Houses For Sale 12 Manchester Parkade, MANCHESTER Ranch—24’ liv U & R REALTY CO., INC. one partially finished, near anywhere. No small loan or fi­ more All woric guaranteed. ice. available all hours. Satis­ helpful, will consider High built, and Westinghouse auto­ distance to Parkway. Call 643- Manche.ster. 649-5306 schools and buses, tile bath, Call 643-4913. you are interested in really ment, completely redecorated, ing room, fireplace, 3 large nance company plan. Douglas faction guaranteed. Call 649- School graduate. Apply Cheney working and not Just occupy­ matic washer. Can be seen at WANTED TO BUY—Antiques 1126. GERARD ST.—Terrific family 643-2692 fireplace, new roof and fre.sh- Bros., Inc., 31 Cooper Hill 75 Pine Street. includes heat, hot water, stove, bedrooms, IH baths, natural Motors, 388 Main. 1816. ing desk space, call Mr. Werb- and good used furniture. Vil­ refrigerator, eind parking. home. What more could you ly painted, copper plumbing, Legfal Notices REPAIRS on all makes of re Street. Manche.ster. lage Peddler Auction House, CENTER HALL Colonial—St. woodwork, screened porch, ner, Jarvis Realty Co., 643- Available now. *110 month. Of­ 3'- (X.EAN furnished txxims, want lor a home In the low oil heat. Ideal for young and 1961 LINCOLN Continental, ex­ frigerators. washers, ranges, FIVE BIRCH Doors, 2’8” wide, Route 83, Ellington. 875-3711, James Parish. Porter Street fun basement, immaculate, and dryers. All oil burners 1121, Eves. 643-7847. fice 16 Forest Street, 843-(XKX). .separate entrance, nice neigh­ twenties. Prime location, 4 older couples. Larige. treed LIMITATION OBUEB cellent running condition, all Millinery, Dressmaking 19 REGISTERED nurses, all 8’8” high, new. *10 each. Call Bob Flucklger, and Son. bedrooms, porch, garages . . . area. 8 years old. 6 large *18,400. Philbrick Agency, 649- AT A COURT OF PROBATE held cleaned and serviced. All work 649-0660. borhood, convenient to every­ 8464. BY OWNER-6 year LE STREET—6 room cape, screens, lot 100x200, Just off national concern in local vi­ tique and used furniture, china, 1577. I Ellington Rd., South Windsor, FOUR BEDROOMS Pre.ioni, Hon. John J. Wallett. 1957 FORD Convertible, good TYPEWRITERS - Standard pers replaced, patches ap­ poles, many sizes. . in.stalled. glass, silver, picture frames family house, available July 2-car garage. *26.900 Phil­ fireplace, 2 car garage, nice Judgp. and electric. Repaired, over­ LEGAL SECRETARY, Man­ cinity. Can expect to earn *125 ' Al.so ^ump truck, jacks, mis­ 1st. *130 a month. Call after Business T.,ocations ly shaded premises with ex­ near Rockvllle-Vernon town *17.900 will buy this eight Flstate of Mat7>' Palaiiakas a /k /a ' condition, automatic trans­ plied. .skirts shortened, cater­ to *2(X) weekly after training and old coins, old dolls and MANCHESTER—OH East Cen-1 brick Agency. 649-8464. mission. 640-1767. hauled. rented. Adding ma­ ing to expectants, little cher­ chester, full-time. Box J, Her­ cellaneous. 649-1353. 6 p.m., 649-5797. For Rent 64 tra lot. Priced right. Phone S. line, *14,500. (Jail 644-8398. room oversized cape up in Mary PaulauskaA or Veronica Mary ■ chines rented and repaired. with an opportunity for ad­ guns, hobby coIlecUons. attic ter St. Six room (Jape, 3 bed-1 Palauskas, late of Manchester in I ubs and small fry. 643-6502. ald. STARKWEATHER STREET— A. Beechler, Realtor 648-6969. the Manchester Green area. said District, deceased. Pickup and delivery service. vancement based on own mer­ GARY 3 h.p. cycle bar, *76. 16 .contents or whole estates. Fur­ 2% ROOM apartment, stove, rooms, dining room, large LAKEWOOD (JIR(JLE—OolonlaS- ENGUSH FORD, 1958, Escort, niture Repair Service Talcott- FOR LEASE—Excellent loca­ kitchen, living room with fire­ Brand new 4 4 4 flat. Desir­ Four rooms down with a On motion of Helen V. M. Paul- Yale Typewriter Service. 649- EXPERIENCED credit super- its. *110 guaranteed to start, i gallon sprayer, *35. Ward’s refrigerator, heat, hot water, Cape with center hall, 6 large auskaji of .^aid Manchester, ex- ' excellent condition, *375. Must ville. Conn. Tel. 643-7449. tion for doctor’s office or place. good locaUon. best val­ able locaUon. Both vacant. lavatory, and four bed­ sell. 648-0758. 4986. Moving— Trucking— vi.sor. Challenging po.sition' if qualified — experience not! rotary tiller, *76. Call 649-6091. centrally located, reasonable. Priced at *23,900 . . . mort­ rooms, redecorated living room rooms and bath up. Full ecutrix. i opens July 6. Credits and col-1 necessary. For interview call Call between 12 noon-6 p.m., beauty parlor. 415 Main Street. ue at *15,500 Wolverton Agen­ with paneled fireplace, formal ORDERED: That six months' mm Storage 20 Completely renovated and am­ cy. Realtor. 649-2818. gage of *18,8(X) can be as­ SOPHISTICATED basement, on'e-car detached from Uie 19th day of May 1964, be I 1960 CHEVROLET Hardtop,! l a w n MOWERS, sharpened ■ections. A-1 references re -' 644-0202 between 8 and 8 p.m GENERAL ELECTTRIC wall 649-8404. dining room, paneled family and the same are' limltM and al- ‘ WANTED—Wooden combination ple lurking. J. D. Realty, 643- sumed and we will trade If garage. Vacant has to sell. MADE 1963 Corvette powered, 340 * and repaired, sales and serv­ quired. Excellent remunera- ‘ air-conditioner unit, suitable nece.ssary. T. J. Crockett, r(x>m which can be used as lowed for the creditOTB within ! ice, rental equipment. L k M MANCHESTER Delivery. Ught door. Call anytime 644-0891. 6129. BENTLEY SCHOOL - 6 room COUNTRY COMFORT Needs some redecorating. which U) bring In their claims h.p., late model drive line Hon. Send re.sume to: Federal for four rooms, *100. 643-7379. Realtor, 643-1577. third bedroom, 114 baths, nat­ Equipment Corp., Route 88, trucking and package delivery. Cape with attached garage, Start packing and call agpalnst said estate, and said ex­ with 4.11 positractlon, traction Refrigerators, washers Credit Bureau, 806 St., ural woodwork, large one-car ecutrix Is directed to give public Vernon, 876-7609, Manchester Help Wanted— KEN DOU.I along with several tree shaded lot. 8 bedrooms, garage, on a lovely treed lot, T. J. Crockett, Realtor at master.s. An.sen blowshield, stove moving specialty, Folding Manchester. WANTED—Used piano in good NOTICE dining room, spacious living BOWERS SCHOOL—7 room fuU Live channingly in this one notice to the creditors to bring In exchange. Enterprise 1940. Male or Female 37 Barbie outfits and Barbie’s *25,900- Philbrick Agency, 643-1577 to see this home. their claims w'ithln said time al- MAI new chrome, paint, and up- chairs for rent. 649-0762. c-ondltion, 649-8590. Favorite Style room with fireplace, I'.i baths, shed dormer (Jape. 4 or 5 bed­ level 3 bedroom home cus­ hol.sterj'. Call 649-6815 after 5 CHILDREN college - bound? own .suitca.se. good condition, ZONING BOARD rooms. IH baths, garage. *16,- Realtors, 649-8464 rT^.TnArr•»' t ^ lowod by publishing a copy of this FORMS SHARPENING Service - Saws, PART-TIME man or woman. good location. *17,400 Wolver­ tom built by Risley. Located xLilLAljL/i IjOCATEJD 6 room order in some newspaper having a ; p.m. Help pay with extra *{ earned *6.50. 649-3114. WANTED—Board to put under OF APPEAI.S 900. Philbrick Agency, 849- Colonial, fireplace fam ily ^^^ulatlon iis said probate district ; knives, axes, shears, skates, Immediate openings for >sales ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. on Center Road in Vernon SIX ROOM Ranch, excellent Painting—Papering 21 .selling Avon Cosmetics in mattress for double bed. Call TOWN OF COVENTRY 8464. this lovely ranch features sized kitchen Hiehwtiahrar the dale of, 1967 OLDSMOBILE 88. 2-door rotary blades. Quick service. work. Hours arranged to fit THE AMAZING Blue Lustre 643-5074. condition, 3 bedrooms, ceramic ^ * d is h w a te r for- this order and return make lo this C d i Capitol Equipment Co., 88 .spare time near home. Gen­ will leave your uphol.stery There will be a public hear­ paneled wall work kitchen m al Oiningf room, baths, court of the notice given. sedan, power .steering and PAINTINO. EXTERIOR and in­ erous commi.ssions, free train­ your .schedule. All leads fur- *8.500 - WELL KEPT 5% room tile bath, formal dining room, Main 81., Manchester. Hours ni.shed. Must have car. Write beautifully .soft and clean. Rent ing in the Town Office Building, with .separate dining room, baseboard heat. aluminum exceptional cloeets, vyalk-up at-1___ JOHN j . w a l l e t t . Judge j M9-B341 brakes, best offer over *300. terior, paperhanging, wall­ ing, no experience. Phone 289- Apron Classics! ranch, 8 bedrooms, attractive ceramic tiled bath with 649-4126. I dally 7-6. Thursday 7-9 Satur­ paper removed, dry wall work. Box B. Herald. electric shampooer *1. Olcott Main Street at 8 P.M. June 1 to dining area, suburban. Owner combinations and awnings, fire tic, encl<^ breezfway, 2-car | Li.MiTATroN (ianKB ' day 7-4. 643-7968. 4922. ___^ tub enclosure, 1 car garage. garage. (Jail George Hanley, AT a cxdurt o f p r o b a t k hold Reasonable rates. Bank financ- ‘ Variety Store. INVITATION consider the following appeals; anxious. (Jarlton W. Hutchins, detection system, carport, en­ 1960 MERCLTRY Colony Park 9- 1 (1» William C. Arendt, Bolton Large lot. Priced to fit closed rear yard, lot 110x172, 849-3176, or Gates Agency, 643- 1' Manchostor within and (or tho , STEPS. SIDEWALKS. stone ing arranged. Fully insured. PART-TIME bookkeeper, ex­ FARMALL CUB tractor, excel­ Realtor. 649-5182. your pocketbook at *17,9(X). nran District of Manchoator on the 19th - jxissenger station wagon, pow-. 849-9658. Joseph P. Lewis. i perienced on payroll tax forms. FOR BIDS Branch Road. Coventry. Wishes *15,900. Philbrick Agency, 649- ______. ____ j.daji- of May,_1964 er equipped, excellent condi-' walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter-' Situations W'anted;— lent condition, cycle bar. cul- to extend kitchen 6 feet and add SPACIOUS 6 room older (Jo­ Call Doris Smith 8464. Present, ' Hoii John J. Wallett, races, hatchways, dry wells. Call 649-2206 1> Sealed bids will be received ! RAN(JH HOME on one-half acre Judze tion. *895. Al.so, 1955 Mercury, EXTERIOR and Interior paint-' Female 88 Hvator,' plow, double disc har­ a 14 X 26 ft. garage. The ga­ lonlal, modern kitchen. 1% All concrete repairs. Reason­ row, trailer, spreader, power for the construction of an AD­ lot, 8 bedrooms, large paneled Estale of Auxuata M. Benxtsnn or for parts. *80; 742-8142. ing. Wallpaper books. Paper­ COUNTER GIRL WANTED, rage would be 10 feet from lot baths. 8 bedrooms, 2-car ga­ HOLUSTER STREET - Price! kitchen with Wnilt inn loro-a Benxstoii. late of Manchratrr In WHEE! WATER’S able. 643-0851. hanging. Ceilings. Floors. FVlly ftill-Hme, Monday-Friday Ap­ EXPERIENCED woman, loves take off, chains and wheel DITION AND ALTERATIONS line. rage, aluminum combinations, reduced to *17,000. on this neat | Kuenen witn Wllt-ins, large Di«(rict, decraard children, would like babysit­ JARVlS REALTY CO. living room, encioeed entrance On motion of Herbert a Bengtaon insured. Workman.ship guar-: ply In person Parkade Clean­ weights, *950. complete or will TO ROBERTSON SCHOOL, (2 Lester D. Babin, Route 100x140 wooded lot, *17.900. 6 room Cape, all rooms are fin-; VACUUM CLEANERS, toasters, ting during day in her home. 1 porch with glass Jalousies, at- cf said Mancheater admini.strator. 1960 FORD Galaxie, very low anteed, Leo Pelletier. 649-6326. ers, Manchester Shopping sell equipment .seoarately. North School Street. Manches­ 44. Coventry (former Buysse Philbrick Agency. 649-8464 649-1200 Eves. 649-2619 i.shed, even the rec room, in H0T-4I0T...AN0 mileage. Phone 649-2560. irons, lamps, drills repaired. 649-9000. ter, Connecticut, at the office of tached aluminum awninva on > ORDHRED That alx months If nt) answer, 643-9043. i Parkade Cleaners, Manche.ster Make offer. Call 649-6091. property) variance is requested the ba.sement. 2 full baths, aluminum^awmngs on f^om the 19th da.v of Ma:.... . 1964. be Free estimates. Free pickup the General Manager, Munici­ front of house. Call owner and the .same are limited and al- fk and delivery. 629-.'!' | Shopping Parkade. to concluct a boarding kennel MINUTES FROM downtown screened porch, many other THERE’S A LOT! INTERIOR and exterior paint­ EXPERIENCED Austrian den­ pal Building, Manchester, Con­ extras. Very desirable loca­ 643-1907. lowi'd (or the creditors within for dogs In structure formerly Manchester-Unusual 7*4 room which to bringin their claims DESOTO, 1968. 2-door Hardtop, ing, wallpaper removed, fully WOMAN TO CARE for three tal assistant would like full­ Boats and Accessories 46 necticut, until 11:00 A.M., ranch, 3 or 4 bedrooms, living tion. T J, Crockett, Realtor, *19fi» 643-6856. HAROLD A SONS Rubbish r 7-I used as chicken house. Property BOLTON—One acre wooded lot MANfJHESTER __ Attractive ngainsl said estate, and .said ad- insured Rene Belanger, 643- children, .so father can work, time work. Please call 875- tx>m with fireplace, paneled 643-1577. j mlnistrator is directed to give pub- moval—Cellars, attics, yards. ■ JUNE 18, 1964 at which time does not consist of five acres. 7 with this 6 room ranch, 2 full Now! For only n 0512 or 644-0804 live in. private room, call 1590 for further Information, i WOLVERINE runabout trall- they will be publicly opened and den. family size kitchen Ideal ^ comfortable, easy to maintain iic notice to the creditors to bring 1961 CADILLAC Hardtop Con­ Weekly or monthly pickup. ^ er, 40 h.p. electric start Mer­ (3) 'George A. Klngsburv, bath.s, finished recreatlbn 6’ i room ranch, 3 bedrooms, in their claims within said time al- 649-0600 for Interview. read aloud. - setup for In-laws, *21,900'. Wol- BOWERS SCHOOL 7 room day for fuel > .. hot wmtor vertible, excellent condition, Harold Hoar. 649-4034. cury, tarp cover and ski equip- Bread and Milk Street. Coven­ room, custom stone fireplace, rec room, extras. Priced to --C’’}.'..''!. 1***? L4SIDE AND OUTSIDE palm­ 2) Seta of the contract docu­ vertoh Agency. Realtor, 640- Cape, full shed dormer, 4 bed­ order in .some newspaper having _ original mileage 27,000. Call ing. You name your own price. mei^, *450. Call 643-9257, after try. Wishes to change existing one car garage, convenient lo­ sell. Owner 649-7389. " ' for all— all the time! 649-1869. YOU ARE A-1! Truck 1 7 X 1 ! Help Wanted— Male 36 Situations Wanted— ments may be obtained at the 2818. cation, *20,600. Exclusive with rooms. dining room, living circulation in said probate district 649-7863, 875-8401 6. building from 3 apartment to 4 room with fireplace, breeze­ within ten days from the dale of Cellars, attics, trash small office of Scudieri A Mankey, Robert D. Murdock, 643-6472, thi.s order and return make to this' .Male 39 apartment. Docs not require way, attached garage, *15.9(X). MANCHESTER—Immaculate 7 J969 RAMBLER American, ex­ trucklM dwie A-1 right! Call MECHANIC or apprentice me­ Architects, 627 Main Street, PICTURESQUE setting—7 room U 4 R. Realty (Jo., Inc. 643- room single, coavenient resi­ court of the nrdice given If you live in a typical PAINTING — Exterior and in­ any structural change other Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. cellent condition, asking *550 643-2928. Tremano ’Trucking terior, rea.sonable rates. For chanic. own tools desirable, DEPENDABLE HIGH school Manchester. Connecticut, on brick ranch, family room, 1% 2692. dential section. 4 bedroopis, . JOHN J WAr.I,ETT, Judge. house, you could easily ran Call 643-1078. Service. references. 643-6449 or 643-0273. than addition of outside porch. baths double garage, wooded out ot hot water sesreral free estimates call 649-6892. boy desires work mowing and after May 22, 1964 t>y de­ 1 MANCHESTER family 1*4 baths, 2-car garage, beau­ LIMITATION ORDER lawns and other yard work. positing a check for *50.00 per All interested persons are In­ lot, Manchester. Carlton W. BOLTON—Assume *116 month­ tiful lot with trees. Phone 643- AT A t'Ol’RT OF PROBATk hpld times' a week. Ol^VROLET 1956 , 4-door Bel A l i TYPES screens rewired vited to attend. Crois-Stitchad Hutchins, Realtor. 649-5132. ly mortgage on modern 3 bed­ flat. 5-6, 3 bedroom arrange­ at Majichpflipr within and for th^ PAINTING Interior and exter­ Call 643-6547. WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ set of documents, made pay­ ment, large rooms, deep lot, 6273, Brae-Bum Realty, Air. excellent condition 649- with Alcoa screening Call 649- ior. free estimates, references. EXPERIENCED carpen­ iJrant E. Toothaker Br. On room ranch, garage, 150x150 District of Manchester on the 19th Now you can have oH the pairing. Prompt servloe. Up to able to the Town of Manchester, good income, “good potential, day of May. 1964 5171. 875-5083. 4533 for free pickup and de­ Call 742-6160. ter. Forbes Inc. Call 649-5392. Chairman BHlXUTIPUL paneled heated lot, Vin Boggini, Bel Air Real NO. (JOVENTRY — Custom hut water you need at one livery Prompt service. *20 on your old watch In trade Connecticut. Each General Con­ Ginghom *15,500. Wolverton Agency, Prosent. Hon. John J time for only 9V4c* a day. Closed Mondays. F. B. Bray, tractor will be limited to two family room off kitchen, 3 bed Estate, 643-9332. built L-colonial ranch, paneled Judpe. I960 THUNDERBIRD, g r^ , LICENSED journeyman plumb­ room ranch, aluminum storms, Realtor.. 649-2813. Estate of (.Hiatave A. Beiifftson Think of it—only 9%e* a CHAIN SAW work, trees re­ 737 Main Street, State Thpater sets of documents. Deposits will 24 foot living room, many au­ or Beng:stim. late of Manchester In 'ai; powered, sunroof, beaulifui Electrical Services 22 er and plumber’s helper. cellar. 163x246 lot, only *16,- R(XJKVILiLE—8 room older Co­ day! condition, owner, 528-4379. moved, lots and roads cleared, H. G. Schulze, Inc., West WANTED — Good home for Building. be refunded upon return of the thentic details. 5 picturesque said District, deceased. 6h S. Oocker. late M uatlii and stannnl RUGS, never used, 9x12 leopard, 5) Each bidder shall also pre­ tions for making apron; graphs tor. 643-1577. W E GIVE ahm . Q A W LAWN Maintenance— Private Instructions 28 PLUMBERS, heating men, and Live Stock 42 Bust S3 to 46. Size 14 1-2, 35 FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, H. B. GRADY l(X)x2(X) lot. Rel Air IReal Es Manchi-stcr - ■- traa plek-up aarrice, *26; 9x15 ruby oriental, *85; sent evidence of ability to pro­ Fine China for embroidery on gingham. esassrt teen- mowing, spring cleanup, fei^ experienced helpers want^ for bust 4 yards of 35-lnch; 3 3-8 paneled family room, kitchen MANCHESTER—6 room Split age olaaaroom, «»*». tUlsing, rolling rototiUlng, gar­ blue Kirman, ivory Maharaja. To order, send S5c in oettus, to: tate, 648-9332. onOn motion of Sebaslli GREEN STAMPS new work. Call 742-6290 after WELL MATCHED pair at De­ cure and pay for perfohnance Pattern, Cut yards of 45-inch. with built-in*, formal dining Level, garage, deep land­ 643-8009 ----- — — ------; travla.trnvis. 801 801 Burnside Burnsids Kve Ikvs . East nervous atudanU onr dens plowed. Expert woAman- 288-6955. Anne Cabot, Manchester Eve­ von steers, 2^4 years, ex­ and labor and materials bonds To order, send 50c in coins room, living room with fire­ scaped lot, utility dnd rec MANCHESTER—Alton Street. 7 - '...... Hartfoi-d. Conn.. ''Xi'cutor, delta, m Outer flt., ship. John WUIlams, 643-8946. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE » P »"■______1 _ i ning Heral(i. J160 AVE. OF ORDERED: That six monllis tremely well broken to drive or LEAVING STATE — Must dis­ in the amount of 100% of the and Colored to ;—Sue Burnett, The Man­ place. 1^ l>aths, attached ga­ room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, room house'in pleasant neigh­ chaator O O tor traa Cyril Guerrter, 429-6846. TESTS! AN OPENING for i Dealer In^ pull weight,asking beef price contract price. i AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N. Y. from the 19th day of May. .1964, he le t pose of household items this chester Evening Herald, 1160 rage, *22,900. PhilbrickAgen­ fireplace. Reduced to *18.500. BOLTON—4ft foot frontage, ap­ borhood, near schools, full cel­ and the same are limited and al­ MORIARTY Hartford Co. or Manchester. •. *525. Call Paul Toomey, 643- 6) No bid shall be withdrawn' Glasfiwarg 10085. lar attic, 1-car garage, oil- lowed for the oredlUm within r a p i d RUBBISH removal—At­ Men-women, 18-62. Start high as) week. Desk, console radio, win­ AVE. o r AMERICAS. NEW cy, e40-M64. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, proximately 8 acre*, bmk. 6 Big demand for Rawleigh 6251. for a period of thirty (30) days For Ist^claas mailing odd 10c steam beat. Fairly priced. which In bring In their claims tica, ceUara, and yards. Handy­ *102 a week. Preparatory train­ dow exhauM fan, utility table, TOBK. N. V. 10088. 640-2818. room house. Aeklng >.$18,000. against said SMate, and said ex­ idBARN 'lo'cm iV S -T tpedal Products. Write Rawleigh end table, tooU, lawn chairs, subsequent to the opening of for each pattern Print Nanra, Available Immediately. 643- 1 man service. Call 649-0218, ing unUI appoiinted. Thousands Dept. GNE-28-1S63. Albany. PALOMINO Tennessee walking ANTIQUES •"or lat-olaos mailing add 10c BOLTON T- Custom tentempor- E. J. (Jarpenter, R M tor, 649- ecutor la directed to give public BROTHERS erience us­ lamps, miscellaneous. No rea­ the bl^ without the consent of »or aach pattern. Print Name, Addrees with Zone end Pattern ary ranob. 8 rooms, 2 baths, SEVEN ROOM older (Jolonial, 6289. notice to the credttors to bring in 1 'V.: N. Y. 12201. horse, 3% year gelding, 17 m a r b l e 8061. . their claims within said time sd- ;ta. Olaaaroom tot teen-ogera. ually unnecessary. ,Free infor­ sonable offer refuaed. 649-8879. the Owner. Addreaa with Zone, Style No. plumber. 2-car garage, over one treed 3 bedroome, 2 with large al- , ^ :Plckup' aervlca. Day or ara- hands, very well broken, neede lowed by publishing a copy of this PORTABLE welding and cut­ mation on Jobs, salaries, re­ BOOKKEEPER — Typist, in­ Richard Martin, «nd Size. 1 Only 60c — our '04 Spring- acre of privacy, full walkout .poves^ (possible children's bed­ ' MANCHESTER — $800 down. VERNON—$ bedroom ranch, order In some newspaper having a » h fte laaaona. Itoaaoaabte ratea. experienced rider, broken to HOTPOINT refrigerator and M 3 -5 1 3 5 ting,-will travel anjvrhere, no quirements. Write, today giving cludes purchasing. Ap^y in Oeneral Manager 5 ® ^ ® * o l d it e m s . Don't miss the new spring Summer Albuirt! New-—Custom cellar, dining room, kitchen rooms), fireplace, pantry, heat- Lovely 8 room Oapa, rec room, 'full basement, oU hot water, drculalton in said probate district y anrhaetar Ortvtaig Aeademy, ride, drive or Juinp, guaranteed within tsn dayslays from the dais of - Job too small. Call fhwnk Maiv name, address and phone. Lin­ person AertAinetics testru- atove, exceUent condltton. See Manchester, I CCs al« RCID ftjiM OollecUon — a group at deluxe arltta buUt-iai. A borne with a ad sunporoh, garage, achooto, anoloaed poreh, garage, shad large lot. good starter home. r sound, *450. .fitm . Call’ Paul between 6-7 p.m., Monday. M oummer '64 Issue o$ pur this ord«rorder and return,return make ts to this chtea, 649-9875. coln Service, Box G, Herald. ment Oo., 218 Hartford Rood. Connecticut **•-7770 wAlea wiifaiine Basle Fash- patterni; also our ragular dUfareoM—$M,B00. wolvarten ohurObes, stores mtbia aralk- ad let on quiet otrtM. Haya*' 'Hie Ed Dupre Agency, 848- eourt SOMliCMfwSt. - Toomey, 643-^. Oakwood Rd. IMO er 848-42T1. i Dpited: May 21, 1964 > f le e d w oante today. tures artd i flraa patteOM. ▲ganoy, Raaltor, $48 Ml*. lag (Uotanoa. 849-1806. Aganoy, M$4m. V- ■ 7 • niTii

MONDAY, MAY » , M14 Avsnf• DaOj Net Ptm i For tiu Wook ShuM inanirli^Btfr Cwnitifl ^prali. Mty H, 1M4 «4 w .i^ Ths Ai*y'-Navy Club A u ^ - rranepa Heircn OouncU, Py­ Tha carnation dagraa team of Cub Scout Pack St will hold Story Circle of South Metho­ Manchestei- Lodge of Masons its family picnic Wadnasdav at lary wlU hold lU annual out^ig HKAKINk AID will meet at 7:80 thian Sunahtaia Girls, will meat John Mather C hai^, Order Ot dist Church will meet at 10 ajn. 8 p.m. at Oamp Johnaon, Bolton. on June 14 at 11 a.m. at the 13,981 - A bout Town Wednesday at the church. row at the Masonic Templa Af­ at 8:10 tonight at Mamorlal Py­ DCMolay, win rdiaaraa at 7 to­ Village Bam. Members wishing l A T m i l S l ^ h o r a t ttao Audit 8*0. OkaaM e t* ti ter the business meeting John thian Han. night in tha amall lodge room of t omake reservations may call B a ro u a t Otrcnlatloa Smg, high hi oppM Tb* Silk City Singw C9iapt«r Mather Chapter, Order of De- tha Maaonie Temple. Xi ChapUr o f Bat Sigma Phi «r SFSSBSqSA iMU me«t at 8:30 The Women's Fellowship of wUl meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Mrs, John Vince, 227 McKee PINE PHARMACY atyofVaimgeCherm Second Congregational Church Molay, will present the carna­ May devotions at St. John's St.; Mrs. Thomas Davis, 218 toBlcbt at Bimce Center. All tion degree. Poliah National Catholic Church The Army-Navy^ Club Auxil­ the home of Mrs. Miner Friend, 884 COBMTUt TT - *111114 men o t the Manchester area in- will have a workshop for the 81 Edgewood Dr., South Wind­ Cider Mill Rd., Bolton; or Mrs. will close at caremoniaa at 7 iary will hold a card party to- Walter Backus. 16 Robin Rd. T 0L .L ] 44411 hacaated in fouivfiart harmony fall baxaar at 7 tonight in Fel- p.ra. Wednaaday. nigjlit at 8 at tha ehiUiouaa. sor. NO. M l (mOHTBEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY M, 1984 ms Pag* Ml PRICE SEVEN CM TI are weloome to attend. No for­ lowah^ Hall. Members are re­ Temple Chapter, OEUI, will mal Toioe of mnaio training ie minded to bring old nylon observe anniversary night and stockings and sciasors. visiting matrons and patrons night Wednesday at 8 p.m. at H w Mancheater Republican The We Two Group of Con­ the Masonic Temple. Officers Women’a Club wiQ hold its an­ cordia Lutheran Church will are reminded to wear colored Both Factions Claim Win Events ■"\ nual meeting and dinner at 6:30 meet at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in gowns. Entertainment will be pjn. tomorrow at the Manches­ the church parlor. Anders Lund- held after the meeting, and re­ wall, am exchange student spon­ freshments will be served ify Bay State Forest Fire ter Country Club. Horace In State sored by the Manchester Youth Mrs. Frederick Baker and her Beely Drown wttl be the guest committee. In GOP Committee Race apeaker. Council, will speak and show slides of Sweden after the busi­ The Manchester Assembly, ness meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Memorial Temple, Pythian H ARTFORD (A P )— P o -f l^*‘*y*** ^ ®®’"™*****?®*®^ commute* pick* the Burt Is Charged Order of the Rainbow for Girls, liam Stavens are in charge of Sisters, will meet at 8 p.m. to­ litical analysts were exam­ aeata for their adherent*. chairman immediately after the will iMrid an initiatory meeting the program. Mr. and Mrs. morrow at Odd Fellows Hall. Th» May faction la aupportlng convention closee June IS. Gwrge Stoneman and Mr. and A memorial service will be held. ining the makeup of a new Howard B. Hauaman of New Hauaman alio saw victory in In Police Death, Arrested as Winds Die at 7:80 tmilght at the Masonic Temi^e. Officers will wear white Mrs. Michael F. Haberen will Officers are reminded to wear Republican State Central Britain for the chalrmanahlp. the results. "The election of serve as the hospitality com­ white. Refreshments will be Plnney la aeeklng re-election. numerous new members to the 3 Held in Break gowns. Refreshments will be served. Committee today, hoping to aerred by the Mothers Circle mittee. determine the .man it will Plnney, Ui a atatement, aaiil State Central Committee and after the meeting. the reaulta "eatablish clearly the results of the contests show HARTFORD (AP) The Home League Ladies of Rainbow Mothers Circle will elect party chairman next that a aubatantlal majority of that the new committee will vote the Salvation Army will meet at meet tonight at 7:30 at the Ma­ month. the members of the State Cen­ for new party leadership,” he Three men were charged Cape Canal 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Youth sonic Temple. There will be a Both sidea in the OOP leader- tral Committee elected tonight said. today with taking part in a Center of the church. Mrs. short business meeting and a ■hip itruggle claimed victory w in support me for re-election There were a doaen cmitesta burglary that led to the Threatened, Thomas Russell and Mrs. Jo­ tea cup aucT.ion. Any mother of last night a* the reaulta of the as chaiman.” with only aome of them defi­ seph Therrlen will be program a Rainbow Girl is welcome' to YoUng by party leader* in the nitely pitting the Plnney-May death of one policeman and LECLERC Hie batUe, he said, "to aU in- serious wounds to another. chairmen. Mrs. Maj. E. Walter attend. atate'a aenatorial dlatrlcta were tenta and purposes Is over." He force*. Houses Burn FUNERAL HOME Lamie. Mrs. Ethel Ha.stings and recorded. called on the party to prepare By unofficial count, aome 27 Police said they had noth­ Mrs. Joseph Simard will be the Mias Sandra Scruton, daugh­ The balloting climaxed week* for "the conventions, the cam­ new members were ilected to ing to do with the shooi- hostesses. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace FAMOUS ot in-fighting aa the force* of paign, and the election of Re- the committee. ings. PLYMOUTH, Mass. FUNERAL Scruton. 149 Deepwood Dr., left A. Searle Plnney, the Incumbent publlcana thin fall." A Plnney aide estimated the Friday from Brooklyn, N.Y., on Arrested were Charlsa Mc­ (AP) — Forestry officials FLORAL atate chairman, and thoae of Bd- The OOP. state convention state chairman has about 46 Lean, 33, and Kenneth A. White, said today the forward SERVICE the freighter, Srblja. She will wln May Jr., ai former chair- opens in Hartford Juno 12. The votes on the new committee. 30, both of no certain address, WALTER N. land at Genoa, Italy, before Thirty - seven votes assure and Victor Colon Aponte, 81, of progress of a forest fire LEXXERC hosteling through other Blurop- election. the Open Hearth. All are which pushed out of the Director ean countries. Most of the year 1310 aide added, however, that charged with breaking and en­ Myles Standish State For­ will be spent in Germany where ''LADY 98 Main Street, Manchester QUILTS it was impossible to predict tering and larceny of $1,050. est has been halted. she 1s enrolled In the Goethe Rocky Says He Fits with certainty on the basis of Meanwhile, police have ob­ John Lambert, chief forest Call 649-5869 Institute at Ehersberg. last night’s results. tained a warrant for a man ten­ ranger, .said the fire would be Committee members are ex­ tatively identified os John Burt, controlled in every sector today Carriage House The VFW Auxiliary will meet Beautiful spread by day, warm cover pected to be under heavy pres­ 10 , who had been livjng at the as long as favorable weather at the post home at 7:30 p.m. to­ Ike’s GOP Definition sure from both sides from now Hartford Hotel for about two conditions prevail. Beauty Salon morrow for a memorial service. PEPPERELL" by night. Pretty designs and colors, fit weeks. Burt, critically wounded At the height of the blaze It Members of the VFW Post and until the day they vote on the We*re a» 525 Main Street ohairmanahip. in a gun battle with the slain threatened to sweep through to friends are welcome to attend. twin or full beds. Nylon locked stitched, LOS ANOELBS (AP)—Nelaon*"responsible, forward - looking policeman, is charged with mur­ the Cape Cod danal, about near as " • Open Mondays • A. Rockefeller carried a new Republicanism.’’ The election was the first der, attempted murder, break­ conducted under new party eight miles away. , Tel. 643-0695 The Friendship Circle of St. SHEETS and CASES reversible, fine quality cotton. Blsenhower line into his Repub- 'Those same words have key­ ing and entering and larceny. Winds which had gusted to 40 your John's Polish National Catholic rules. Vss/Va=^ Uesn presidential race today. noted Rockefeller’s main appeal He was wounded in the chest m.p.h. Monday receded to 10-20 w ' Church will sponsor a rummage He told California Republicans to Republican moderates in Committeemen and women and stomach and is on the dan­ m.p.h., giving 300 fire fighters telephone sale tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 1 fai effect: "If you like Ike, vote weeks of crlUcislng what he has were chosen by Hie town chair- ger list at Hartford Hospital an opportunity to reduce the p.m. and from 7 to B p.m. In the for me," In his June 3 primary termed Gold water's extremist but is expected to live. five-mile front of burning woods church hall. TYPE 180 PERCALES battle with Sen. Barry (Soldwat- views. (See Page Ten) He is accused of slaying Pa­ and fields. Reg. $5.99 Now •r. At a news conference Rocke­ trolman Henry W. Jennings, 28, The fire has destroyed an FREE 72 X 1 0 8 ...... 2 .S 7 That was the tack he planned feller said Eisenhower is his in an exchange of shots at estimated 40 houses and sum. DELIVERY r ^ L o e r i to emphasize in quick forays kind of a Republican. He said about 9 a.m. Monday in a hall­ mer cottages, forced 400 resi- 81 X 1 0 8 ...... 1 . 7 7 Into Ventura and Santa Barbara Goldwater doesn’t fit Eisenhow­ Parley Posts way of Haiiford Hotel at 'dents to flee and ruined the before returning to where the Church and Ann Sts. 90 X 108 a. . . . ^ er’s definiUon in the light of the southeastern edge of the 12 ,000- k Travel Senriee 1 ▼otee are — Los Angeles Ooun- Arizona senator’s poslUon in key He also is charged with acre atate forest and recreattan Tear order for drug needs , with a third of the state’s aad eoametios will be taken FREE!! Twin Fitted B ottom s...... 1 ,4 7 a issues enumerated by the ex - Given Morton wounding policeman James F. area. I 905 MAIN STREET ^ ree million Republicans. ears of immediately. president. Regan, 35. No serious injuries have been k 643-2165 A A New Roll Of Double Pitted Bottoms ...... TJB7 The Now York governor. RockefeUer was careful to say According to police, Officer reported. he didn’t take Elsenhower’s And Hatfield Regan caught Burt burglarizing 42 X 88 Cases . ! ...... 1 ^ 7 pair Bounding more and more opti­ Word of the burning cottages ►Authorized agent in Man- ^ Kodok Film mistic, clearly pointed his ap­ declaration as any endorsement Tuckel’s TV Store, 110 Asylum brought hundreds of residents Chester for all Airlines,^ peal at the undecided voters in of his own candidacy. But he WASHINGTON (AP) — The St., and was putting handcuffs into the area Monday night, ( M d o J tL Railroads and SteamshlpW with Each Boll Developed Uie state that twice gave solid said he felt he, not Goldwater, Republican National Committee on him when Burt grabbed the creating traffic Jams on all PreaeripUan Fbarmacy ^ Lines. 2 (Black and White aad maJoriUes tc Dwight D. Elsen­ fell within the framework of the meets today to approve Sen. policeman’s gun, shot him In the Trees are etched against fiery backdrop as volunteers battle blaze in Myles major arteries leading to Cap* M l MAIN ST— 648-USl Color Prints) hower. statement on Republican prin­ Thruaton B. Morton of Ken­ neck and right shoulder and es­ Standish State Forest near Plymouth, Mass., today. (AP Photofax.) Cod. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Rockefeller wrapped Ela«n- ciples. tucky and Gov. Mark Hatfield caped. The fir* was one of two FINE MUSLINS hower Into his oompeUgn Mon­ He noted that he helped draft of Oregon aa the top officers for Officer Jennings was killed which spread from the state LIGGETTS day In a formal statemant in the 1960 Republican platform the party’s 1964 convention. in a gun battle later at Hartford forest. Authorities beUeve boto AT THE PARKADE 88 X 99 ...... 1 >54 San Diego, heartily approving Hotel. He had been staked out were started by embers from a Mm former xnasldent’s call for (See Pag* TMrteea) The convention arrangements In Burt's room. 72 X 9 9 ...... 1.H 4 committee named Morton perm­ France Hits|Laos Ncutrals Sav weekend fire which swept part “FOR FOOD THArS FINE—COME TO KLEINS” anent chairman Monday. He Capt. Thomas Hankard, head of the reservation. of the detective division, said Charles H. W. Foster, eom- 72 X 108, 81 X 99,Twin Fitted Bottoms .... 1 ,7 4 DACRON PILLOWS had no opposition. there is a possibility that the c7.S. Proposal ^ Overcoming oppoeitlon from missioner of natural resources, SPECIAL 81 X 108, Double Fitted Bott<»ns...... 1 J I 4 accused slayer’s name is not said the present fire, coupled some backers of Sen. Barry really John Burt. He added In- Dupont Dacron Fiberfil bed pillows. Goldwater, R-Ariz., the commit­ For Viet Line Reds Driven Back with the weekend blaze, burned TUESDAY ONLY! 20 X 108 ...... * .S 4 Goldwater’s Opinion; vest^ation is going on to defi­ an estimated 8,600 acres eC HOMESICK? tee combined the Jobs of tern nitely establish his identity. Jumbo 22 X 28 cut size. Completely al­ porary chairman and keynote lorMt end woodlands. LIAN , IMPORTED 42 X 36 G ases...... *...... 4 9 ^ Each Capt. Hankard said two Hol­ UNITBD NATIONS, N.Y. VIENTIANB, Laos (AP)—TbeOsaite, en the Mekong itivto bor- I During a visit to the Saturdagf speaker and gave them to Hat­ yoke, Mass., residents witnessed (AP)-Adlal E. Stevenson re­ (9tttr op! For «i rniount yaaH hard­ lergy free, soft as down, lightweight, Ike Paper Not a Veto field. Laotian neuthalltte'claimed to­ der with Thailand. lire, Foster said he beHeved to* ly miss, you can place a Long tK> the shootinf of Patrolman plies to critics ot U.8. policy in The Communists captured the I fire had been aet. Regular flat styles or Pepperel’s new fitted sheets has elas Generally Morton Is oonsM Regan but declined to identify day that part of their army had town of Tha Thom 12 days ago tince call to those you do miss. Just mat resistant. ared a moderate Republican. South Viet Nam before the U.N. The Weather Bureau at Bos­ POLISH tic completely around both ends. Easiest to put on—no lift­ them further. launched a counterattack and and are using it as a base ton said the winds would rs- pick up the phone. It^a thu iK t baat ■AN BRANCnOO (A P )-« e a .^ *'We think this probably la in Hatfield, who usually is assocl The three men accused of tak­ Security Council today following ing or tugging—slips over fourth comer with one finger. Barry Goldwater does not b4- hia eyes a middle-of-the-road ated with the party’s liberal driven the Communists back in for a move against Borikhane tbini to being there. ing part In the burglary had France’s rejection of American the Muong Kheung sector north­ less than 20 miles away. (See Page EIgbi) Ueve the Republican preslden- atatement," said tha campaign wing, bad been recommended their cases continued today in proposals to deal with the Cam­ ttal pattern aet down 1^ former source. for permanent chairman by the west of the Plalne des Jarres. Souvanna told the assembly he Circuit Court to June 2, under bodian border dispute. rejected an invitation by the BOILED HAM Reg. $3.99 Prendant Dwight D. Bls«nhow- ' Blit he conceded the Bi­ Republican Governor's Confer­ The U.S. chief delegate was Gen. Amkha Soukhavong, neu­ •r la designed to derail his con- aenhower paper, Interpreted by ence. Pathet Lao chief, Prince Souph- m tNTH» Mi O U i (See Page Biglit) expected to answer France's tralist military adviser to Pre­ anouvong, to go to his Khang ALL $6.99 aervativ* campaign .for the some ixAltlcal observers as a Neither man has openly sup­ call for a council resolution de­ mier Souvanna Phquma, said TOENIKtMMgT White House. move against Goldwater, could ported any of the potential GOP Khay headquarters for peace KLEIN'S MARKET ploring recent violations of the Communi-stS' had been talks. Souvanna said he asked B ulletins MTS db e«r beet (0 aenre you M The Arizona sanator'a vlaw hurt the Senator’s California presidential nominees. Cambodia's frontiers and pro­ stopped 12 miles short of their CHET PETERSON, Manager was made known today by a campaign against New York Some (Soldwater supporters Guardsmen Hurt Souphanouvong to meet with called from AP Wires posing that "those who bear re­ next objective. Muong Soul, on him at Luang Prabang. 161 CENTER STREET—643-7770 BLANKETS aourca high In the Goldwater Gov. Nelson A. RockefeUer. had said they would fight any sponsibility should pay repara­ a main east-west highway from campaign organisation. They meet In Csdifoznia’s move to combine the Job of tem­ In Race Flareup tions.’’ the plain. Diplomatic sources said Brit­ Read Herald Ads. Now S4I8 each Goldwater was said to believa presidential primary a week porary chairman — for which French Ambassador Roger Unofficial reporta t(dd of clash­ tain is considering is.suing invi­ SHOT POSTPONED that If Blaenhower was out to from today with 86 OOP conven­ Hatfield had been ticketed—and CAMBRIDGE, Md. (AP)—One Seydoux came out Monday es only seven miles from Muong tations for a consultation her* CAPE K E N N im ’, Fla. stop hla bid for the GOP presl- tion votes at stake. the post of keynote spesdeer, National Guardsman was shot against Stevenson’s proposal Soul. of ambassadors from the 14 na­ (AP)—^The first attempt to 2 f o r I I J M I dentlal nomination, the former The Bouroe added that Bisan- which was wide open after Na­ and three others were injured that the United Nations police Amkha said a battalion of tions of the Geneva conference orbit an unmanned model of president would have telephoned bower’s warning against "im­ tional Chairman WUliam E. Monday nig^klh a new flareup the disputed frontier if South neutralist infantry, 19 tanks and on Laos to discuss steps to the Apollo moonohip was to tell Mm so. pulsiveness” in foraign affairs Miller withdrew from consider­ between, intogratloniat demon­ Viet Nam and Cambodia cannot 8 armored cars, which had been avoid further deterioration of ’postponed today to Thursday Because of that view, the might have been intended as a ation. strators and troops using bayon­ agree on Joint border patrols routed from their headquarters the situation. beoaiiee of a frocen nitrogen BIG S W IM TO THE *64 FORD source aald, Goldwater decided word of caution to Goldwater. After the conunlttee voted 38 ets and tear gas to disperse linked to the U.N. at Muong Kheung, on the north­ Communist countries are de­ valve In the ground support not to heed an early Impulse to Goldwater issued a prepared to 30 to combine the Jobs and them. Splitting with the United west fringe of the strategic plain manding a full-fledged Geneva equipment. The trouble 00- MATTRESS telephone Eisenhower and aak statement Monday, welcoming then picked Hatfield over Gov. State police said several dem­ States and Britain, Seydoux also recaptured two-thlrda of the cwiference be reconvened and ourred after the odhntdown on for clarification. the Eisenhower paper as a call Tim M. Babcock of Montana by onstrators also were injured in supported Cambodia's request sector. I are not expected to take part the giant Saturn I iuioatev NEW ENGIJIND FAMILIES TELL WHY The Arizona senator had no to Republicans to support the an even wider margin, 38 to 10, the clash as bullets, bricks and to reconvene the 14-nation Ge­ Prince Souvanna warned the In local consultations. rocket had advanced to with.' COVERS advance word of the statement presidential nmninee the party spokesmen for Goldwater said bottles whizzed through the air neva conference on Indochina to National Assembly that if Muong The United States is willing In an hour and 66 minutes of jbUahed Mondav by the New chooses. they were satisfled. in the city’s Negro district. Suoi fell, the Communists would to hold a full-dress conference the scheduled 9 a.m. launoh- ?ork Herald Tribune In which He challenged other Republi­ Ford’s sales gain in the first quarter of ’64 tops Chevy’s and Full or Twin Sise Miller, announcing the selec­ Hundreds of whites milled (61m Page Eight) threaten the royal capital of Lu­ on Laos only if the Communist ing time. After wreetllng un- Biaenhower spoke out for a can presidential contenders to tions, noted that RepubUcans along the edge of the dlatrict, ang Prabang and Vang Vieng on forces withdraw from the terrt-1 SHeresefully with the pr^leen Piymouth’s eombined. Here are six reasons for the big switch: nominee of "resTOnsible, for­ vow their support of the conven­ had only two major convention heckling guardsmen and shout­ the main road south to Vien­ tory they captured in the Plalne | for nearly three hours, the Regularly 2.99 ward-looking Republicanism." tion choice. officers prior to 1952. ing ; taunts at integratlonlsts tiane. des Jarres, 110 miles northea.st' National Aeronauttrs and Goldwater campaign men said Goldwater said Blaenhower With no contests for the nom­ across tlik street. Some 2,800 right-wing troops of Vientiane. This is the condl-' Space Administration called t J i l Es. or 2 for S 4 |0 they beUeve that foes of the delivered "a deserved rebuff to ination In 1956 and 1960. he said, Further disorder was averted were spread out in a defense tion laid down by Souvanna. off the shot for two days. The senator prevailed on Eisenhow­ those who would divide and ruin the three-way split of top Jobs,! when Brig. Gen. George M. Gel News Tidbits line above Borikhane, about 25 Aa it had before, Red China time Is required to replace er to issue a atatement of hia unless the I Republican party adopted to 1962, was retained to stpn clamped a curfew on the air miles east of Vientiane. The accused the United States of the faulty valve and check views on the race for the nom- submits to tneir control.” give more exposure to Republi­ town and guardsmen moved from the AP Wires village is the last major right- engineering the coup of rlghti.st not the new system. The valve taatlon In hopes it would virtual­ The senator would not answer can leaders. shoulder to shoulder down the wing defense point between an­ generals ta Vientiane April 19 Is part of a eyetem which ly veto Goldwater. reporters’ questions about points "Obviously our situation this main street to clear K of spec- other Communist force and the pumps liquid nitrogen to cool CURTAIN SPECIALS This, they ineiat, Blaenhower The administration’s long- rightiat-eontrolled town of Pak- (Sm Page Eight) sn Instrument pa^sge be­ did not do. (See Page Xhirteeo) (See Page Eleven) (•ee Page Nine) range plans call for a cut in ex­ tween the top of the rocket cise taxee in 1066 and another and toe Apollo apooeeraft. reduction In Income taxee the ppyiWf'H'"i" following year, informed’ MAJOR EAR’raQUAKB TIERS sources say. . . . The parents of PASADENA, Calif. (AP) First Lady a 17-year-oId girl in Baltimore, CBS ^Major Winner A major earthquake to the • All 86-inch length Md. charge Madalyn Murray, { South Atlantic was recorded • Both solid and sheer types an atheist, and her son William,' today at the CaUfornia Insti­ • White with colorful trim Reopening 18, with causing their daughter Of Disputed Emmies tute of Technology. Dr. Mr. D. Mv*r, Desrtn, Men. Mr. C. ABun, Holyoke, Mau. Mr. M. Borne, Keen*, N.H. to abandon her Jewinh faith and ' Charles Richter said the tem­ Looka bcttcrl I twitched from Bcautifilll Our '64 Calaiue is Pricel After pricing a Ford Regularly 1.99 T ie r ...... Now 1JJ7 Of Museum leave home. . blor rated 7.5 or greater on Volkswagen to a '64 Falcon baautiful—and to is the nde. Falcon wagon and a Chevy II Valance. Reg. 1 .0 0 ...... Now 7 7 ^ ' A three-judge federal court HOLLYWOOD (AP) — CBS-<^irecting, best comedy and best his scale. Its epicenter was wagon. Naturally, I like its After a 3000-mile trip we’re we drove the Falcon and rules that Maryland’s preeiden-1 TV, with 18 awards — five of actress—Mary Tyler Moore. 8,300 mile* southeast of Paeor looks better, and I like the NEW YORK (AP) — to a tial primary must be derided by ! them via the "Dick Van Dyke The other CBS winners were dens, and the shock was re­ more pleased than ever. We traded in our Chevrolet. The ■lamorous party setting, Mrs. corded at 4:14:18, ho said. room it gives ms. switch^ from Rambler. ridais especially comfortable. popular vote, thus tossing out | Show,’’—is big winner today of the Danny Kaye show for elec­ I^don B. Johnson reopened the last vestige of a unit vote, the 16th annual television Emmy tronic photography; best origin­ The quake apparently was the newly cnlarxed Museum of system which has determined 1 Awards. al drama—Ernest Kinoy for the the same, recorded two min­ Modern Art and declared this the winners of primary etlec-j "It sure pays to boycott," said "Blacklist" .segment of "The utes earlier, that was report­ generation is to 4 war against tions since 1910. . . . Official fig-; the handsome Van Dyke, clutch- Defenders;” best drama -"The ed by Father I.ouls J. Elsel*, poverty to general and ‘agalnet tires released show Ambassador ing his first Emmy for best ac­ Defenders;’’ best single per- seismologist at Spring. HIB ^ e r t y et man’s spirit," aa Henry Cabot lodge received tor. "I bet CBS is sorry new College, Mobile, Ala. DRAPES.*.Solids and Florals well. more than half the write-in they started this whole thing— (See Psge Nine) '^1 "This museum is n open vote# in the Massachusetts or maybe they're glad." DOUBTS UN HELP • 72-inch FlcM'als door for all who seek enrich- presidential preference prhnary. Van Dyke was referring to the OTTAWA (AP)«— U.N. ment of spirit," said the First An American Air Force pilot i ABC toycott of the Sei-retary ■ General U Thant • 54, 68, 72-inch Solids Lady Monday night. Then ah* Pierre Casanova said today he doubts toe Unit­ pressed a button lighting up the killed In South Viet Nam m eant! clearly to portray to hla letters ^“ ‘ *1 charg^ ed Nations could uudertake a • Washable, easy-eare Rayon acetate I museum’s terracsd sculpturs that U.8. pUoto there .were NBC-TV with bloc voting In Said Kidnap Boss task at this Ume in Southeast gardens befors an iq^daudlng Asia, n a a t thus appeared to 4.79 to 5.99 v a lu e...... crowd of 5,000 tovttad gussts. •'suppUed ndtti obsolete and Prevl?u« awards faulty equipment,’’ says Life NBC, the only non-boycotter. PARIS (AP) — A gunman, reject btepeenl* ky the Unit. Ths muatum cslsbratsd its . took second with nine Emmies ed States toat |he United Na­ MMh birthday and its reopening Magazine. . . . Declaring (hat wanted for the slaying of a po­ "there should always be some­ and ABC took third with five, liceman, was sought today as tions supervise toe border be­ after a six-month remodeltog. four of them won by the John the key man of the Dassault tween South Viet Naui and Mr. H. euktr, Mlben, Vt. Job that cost $7 mUUon. one at the helm,’’ former Presi- Oanibddla. In a speech at toe Ifr. A.SmM, W. BrUtewMtr,Mmt. Mr. ]. Reid, Jr., WUtdtor, Conn. dent Dwight D. Elsenhower says I liiT* kidnaping. Mrs. Johnson officiated at to* *h. .hnnid h.v. ‘^e President. 19M. U.N. Security Oouneil last ShBdyl We twitched from OU fHcndl I had owned a Ecoacanrl I'm on the road outdoor ceremonies and attMid- the vice prealdent should have Detectives said the leader of Master of ceremonies Joey tha tour-man gang was Jacques Thursday, U.S. Ambassador Chevy to a Ford Galaxie Ford before and ivhai I a lot and Ford Fairlans *d a dinner with 400 donors, art anthorlty to take over the du- Bishop commented on the NBC- Adlal B. Stevenson proposed Coovtrtible. It rides wall, economy was a big factor. patrons and museum offiMals to Ifes ot a physically or mentally Pierre Casanova, 96, who shot that a U.N. force patrol toe traded in my Olds on a *64 Ikoapaoitated president. TV telecast; "If NBC drops out down a Paris policeman during gives MS plenty of room for Fhirlane it was Idu comiiig So was the aervice of our a huge n*w galleiy. of this thing, there will ^ Im­ Vietnamese ■ Cambodian hot* the kidi, and the roof it veiy Ford Dealer. We' switched Champagne toasts fated toe Ool. SUg Wennerstrom testi­ mediate dancing." a holdup last July. He Is also der. In the abeence of toat, back to old friends. Dealer artists, desipten, photogra-' wanted for at least a dozen sturdy. and car, both. from Pontiac. ■ 00 fies in Swedish spy trial that Bishop had opened the show armed robberies In the Paris 8tevenwm suggest4d a Joint phsrs and sculptors whose ,to spying for the Soviet Union with, "\Melcome to ‘greatest Vietnamese • Ctembodlan toroa works are among the 1,300 had no difficulty collecting fights of the century.’ " region. that would repert vlelaUiHW to 1 ftsms on display. 'The evening i^ormation about U.S.'defense In one of the most entertain­ Detectives described Casano­ the United Nattans. In ex* was dedicated to these artists, va as "extremely dangerous." plaining the TJ.N. MstUoa at jM i OT MB M nrai M industries because as a pur- ing Emmy shows yet, all tha NEW ENGLAND FORD DEALERS but m y haft to’wait until the chseer for the Swedtsh Air other comics referred to the Three other members of the a news conference, Thant Irali. ■etooaUon iMod after 10 :M boycott. kidnap gang were arrest^ on the United Matloas was like a Force he was aUe to ipeke con­ Sunday at or near the farm­ «.m. to take a look at the gal- tact with top executives to in­ Said Milton Berlc: "The other growiag eklld whlek renld mm V mIh m . networks each gave me $10,000 house where Mrs. Marcel Das­ eept a ti-pound burden bill Mrs. Johnson arrived at the dustry . . President Johnson to throw thb shogfa" sault, 68, wife of a leading air­ not one ot 410 pounds. He snli at 7:10 p.m. to find 80 puts finishing touches on major Comedian Mel Brooks sang: craft manufacturer, had been .there were situattoas whein. DILLON S i^ S and SERVICE, Inc. Oroenwieh VUIage artlsto t o t ­ Mrs. L^don Johnsem, flanked by New Yorije Museum of Modem Art director foreign aid victory today by “Why do you cry? Why do you held for $5 hours. to* United NatlMM 4 aling aoroas to# ^ ” ***’ signing legislation authorizing pout? Taka your Emmy and dasanova escaped to a elolen very eiflelent Jsb ' t o oonttnua la Em Alfred H. Barr Jr., left, and'David Rbck^^er, chairman of the museum’i a fSU rnmorn U.S. aiMiribatton shut your mou(h." oaf when be spotted to* poUs* tosN were s tiim >19 lU lN SIBEET—1UNCSI8TBB > H jggd^i^B “The MoroctpiMi” Matiiat during radadiaatioa yaataiW. (AP to Sunds of The Van Dyke show also won asuld aet do as at Bmantee for bast « * • Vag4 Maa) '1 \ . i \ ' (