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r ^ . A t w iw o JMfy Ndt Pima l o i THURSDAY, MAY 16, 196S tWBNTY-EIGHT IW fiha Weak M a d Th* WdAthdr :^nrI)[«Bter lEvraing H^nilb AprilM.lBM Fenaaat af U. lb Waathar Bqnari Increaetog dawdlneaa and ariM 1 3 , 9 7 4 tonight with a rhaBaa at ahowan VIotor DeUsateca a t ila n rfjp fifer to n in g Brake Oinic Set ter Auto Parte lne„ 870» I V Broad III U W U Bt, M«nbn at Oka M H by dawn. Low in tha BOa. A b o u t T o w n oonoems safety on tlM tiia Mghways Floods, Unemployment B nw w at CbaalaMaa: day etondy wltti sliaWeM. High to tha; 80s. Th« American Liegion'Auxiliary At VFW Monday through proper cbeokmg of i >*^"nene»wr^A t.uy of rUlage Charm brakes, tumkig *umsns sad brake will meet Monday at 8 p m . at Hnkigs, and the use of safety IMKs. Plague East Kentucky the Legion Home, with Depart­ A special Highway Safety Brake Seiveral booths w&l be available VOL. NO. 194 (TWENTY PAGES) ment Preaident Mni. C. RuMell Clinic for mechanics only will be MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, BIAY 17, 1988 (Olaselftod Advertising en Page 18) to dh^lay national products. Fed­ PRICE SEVEN CENTS I Day of Norwalk and her staff held Monday nlgbt at 7:80 at the eral Mogul of Hartford will have attentlpn, eventually will lift Itaalf ! of officera as guests. Members (Oonthraad froin Pag* Oas VFW Home at Manchester Orimn. a wheel bearings and wheel eeals Into a prosperoua tcurlat area. I are reminded to bring articles for At feait one acute observer Police (Jhief Jemee M. Reardon dleplay; Rateey of City Island, "And, rsmeraber thle: It’e not ! the white elephant ^ l e . Mrs. J. N. T., seat beHa; Moog of Detroit, thinke not. Few Shared 1F. wallett will be chairman of will brtroduoe Fred Wlntera ref>- haf springs and chaesia parte; Au- easy to leave when you have a *T doubt If It would do any good TV;/. Negroes Push State News hoatesses. resentative of Ammco Mfg. Oo. of tomOteve Devices Oo. o f Boston, lar^ family, no caah, no known tor. the area If the entire budget Chicago, who will give a complete brake shoee; Monroe of M of Na­ Dr. Fox, 69, waa also a member SARGE (AP) — Astronaut del at 6:45. Very tender whole 65 to 70 lb. untrinuned U. S. choice Hindquar- Whole 80 to 85 lb. 7-rib Roasts . . . Imbalance. The now list reflected riiangee ih gro parents and their ohUdren the namea and amounte paid to 31 of the Govemor'a site commlaelon Gordon Cooper, who felt gid­ Ipins which 'give you. Sirloin, Short and For- ters lb. S 9 ^ • • • you tender as butter . . . cut to order rince FSb. SB, haa an annulment peraona, two wera decroued, but which selected the site for the dy when he crawled rear first, The VFW will sponsor a card terhouse steaks lb. 6 2 ^ • • • you wrap and wrap, freeze and save. lb. 8 9 e * * * you wrap, freeze and that la M par cant Nagro. the buUc went to a few. Including schools and waa a prominent advo­ from his space capsule, was party tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the freeze^. . . save. m his deciskm fat tha Oranga two who received more than glOO,- cate of locating it in Farmington. in bouncy physical shape by Post Home. case, RauUnger held that "auch Federal Vigil 000 apfeoe from 1904-1069. Described by Dr. Babbidge aa a extraima racial Imbalance as ob­ The dlsclosura today came af ter leading periodontist—a specialist the time he had finished his Members of Sunset Rebekah tains in tSli Oakwood school, at Rep. Nicholas B. B ^ (IR-New on gum diseases—Dr. Fox is on ■first two-hour medical exami- Lodge wUl meet tonight at 7:80 least where means exist to ' pro-, Relaxes; City the faculty of two medical schoola natiopi^ — a preliminary to at the Holmes Fhineral Home, 400 THE FINEST CENTER CUT BLOCK vent .It, cahsUtutea under New (Oentinued en Page Twelve) and one dental school, widely- others Wh.ich will fd low . > From One Service Club to Another Main St., to pay last respects to Jersey law a deprivation of edu­ Icnown In the profession and co­ When told 'he could dress, ha Mrs. Myrtle Oowlee, il member. cational opportunity for the pupUs Apprehensive author of two textbooks. Wearing the hat.*? of the Frank J. Mansfield Detachment, Marine Corps League, Peter Cordcra, left, Paaaive Participant danced a little Jlg.and said, "Okay commandant, and Jerry Sapienza, paymaster, receive a new U.S. flag from Eldward C. Rodger, compeUad to attend the aehool.'' I am all set to third from 1 ^ , vice president, and Michael Nimlrowski, president, of the Army-Navy Club. The Chapman Court, Order of Ama­ Chuck Roast A ruling on the Englewood case, BIRMINaHAM, Ala. (AP)—The Sub Launching Set Dr. Richard L. Pollard said where Negroee have accused toe federal government shows signs of NEW YOw T"[AP)—Mayor flag was given to the League for use at its new headquarters on Parker St. (Herald photo by ranth, will meet tomorrow at 7:45 Robert ,F. Wagner saya New GROTON (AP)—Two nuclear Cooper then climbed three''ti|^ts Ptnto). p.m. at the Masonic Temple for city of maintaining sagrmted relaxing Its vigil to Birmingham’s of stairs "almost faster thS*'^! Pep up dining morale Bchoola, Is expected from Raub- Torkera do not get enough ex­ submarines, one an attack craft, a memorial service. Refreelunents racial dtuation ami Atty. Gen. ercise. the other a'polarls-flring ship will could." Pollard is 80 years old. will be served by Mra. Lillian with one of theee fine InMr In midsummer. Cooper is 36. However,. Negro leaders hare Robert F. Kennedy's adviser ^ "Most of us have gone aoft,'' be Ismnched June 22, the Electric Open House Set Kicking and a committee. Pinehuret quriity chuck he told tile aecond annual Con­ Boat Division of General Dynam­ Pollard described Cooper aa roasts. ’Truly economical said today that toe Englewood civil rights has returnsd to Wash- being "tired, as you can well ex­ Board of IDducatlon does not have rton. ference on Physical Fitness ics Corp. has announced. The Men’s Club of Concordia at a fine low price—per­ Thursday. "We need to toughen One of the submarines, the pect,” but In high spirits. Tha AftenHon By Police Dept. Lutheran (Jhuroh will have a din­ to watt tor a separate dachdon. Bherlft Melvin BaUey said, how­ astronaut’s weight fell from 148 to fect weekend fare. ever, toe' authorities are appre­ up." Flasher, Is a sister ship of the ner meeting tomorrow at 6:30 pm. One hundred school pupils Thresher, which disappeared In 141 but this was considered The Manchester Police Depart­ at the church. Oapt. George Mc- hensive about too weekend. A 4- normal. hour guard has been posted demonstrated exerctoes in front the Atlantic last month with a LIHLE GIRLS OF MANCHESTER ment will hold open house tomor­ Caughey of the Mwchester PoUce Boneless Stewing Beef ...... lb. 8 8 ^ of City Hall after toe mayor loaa Of 129 Uvea. Ctooper Indicated that in flight row from 2 to 8 p.m. in observ­ to|x>ugh^ toe area of last week’s b r^ e Into a big grin as he got his first look ait the men who he had only nibbled at his pre­ Department wiiU address the K orea Reds rioting. About 800 heavily armed finished talking. A Are aboard the Flasher May greeted him after he blew off the escape haitch of his Faith 7 spacecraft. (AP Photofax.) ance of National Police Week. group at 8. The mayor watched. 7 took the lives of three workers pared food and had some trouble OFFICERS OF THE LITTLE MISS SOFTBALL Manchester residents are Invited atato patrolmen and conservation and injured two others. The build­ drinking out of the nozzle of hla to stop In at Police Headquarters QUALITY department officers are patrolling water flask. LEAGUE will be at the Manchester High School (Black a'4-square block area. er blamed the Are on the acci­ at 239 E. Middle Tpke. to see the D ow n U . S. dental broltion of industrlA gases. As soon as he reached sick bay, faqi area in the rear). recently remodeled law enforce­ "It'a an uneasy (|^at,'' BaUey Thresher Probe The flasher will be sponsored Space Pilot’s Family Time to Relax the astronaut quickly drank four ment complex.' said. "The weekend will cause by Mrs. Paul Fay Jr., wife of the glasses of pineapple jiiice. Several toore concern. It will be a criti- Analyzes Photos, hours later, he ate a dinner of Chuck Steak H e lic o p te r oal period.’' undersecretary of the Navy. Saturday, May 18,10 asm. to 12 noon CHARITY ‘SLAVE AUCTION' The other ship, the polaria- Given Cooper, steak, green salad and milk in toe CISCO, Tex. (AP) — Every Ah'h. Here’s a family Asst. Atty. Gen. Burke Marahall, Prepares iSinking flring Tecumseh, will be sponsored Leaving for Reunion admiral’s in-board cabin. spring students at Cisco High favorite. Pinehurst sa­ By CHARLES S. CHIN who .went back to Washington "He hadn’t drunk all the water Thursday, aald he has no plans by Mrs. Robert L. F. Sikes, wife school hold a "slave auction" for vory, robust chuck steak SBOUL, South Korea (AP) — of the congressman from Florida’s Fete Delayed he wanted to during the fllgl^^' and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. charity. Teachers and students to return to this racially troubled PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (AP) — Pollard said, ” ^ d he was a little priced to please your C Communist North Korea Said Its Photographs believed to show the third district. By B. F. KEIXUM ^Thursday night 20 minutes after are "sold” , to perform special budget and (^er a plate­ city Immediately. He said he be­ The Tecumseh, named for a WASHINGTON (AP) — Astronaut dehydrated.” He had wanted to to accept applications for the coming season. ground forces fired on and forced lieves toa situation wUl be calmed ocean floor grave of toe nuclear HOUSTON, Tex. (A P)—The anx Cooper was safely aboard the save as much as he could in case services. Proceeds this year will ful of appetite appeals— down a U.S. Army helicopter to­ Shawnee Indian chief, is 425 feet lous watching and waiting have USS Kearsarg^ after his historic Gordon Cooper’s reception by go to the American Heart Associ­ through toe cooperatimi of Bir­ attack submarine Thresher were of an emergency after landing.” be sure to put this out­ day just north of toe demlfttarised being analysed today aa the Navy long and displaces 7,000 tons. Her ended tor astronaut Gordon Coop­ 22-orblt flight. President Kennedy at the White ation. standing value on your mingham people. Marshall waa The physician reported, "(Jooper GIRLS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY zone between North and South accompanied an aide, Bd Guth- preitved to reconstruct the April commanding officers are Cmdr. A. er’s proud family but Busy days The conference broke up when House is being delayed for 24 shoppir^ list Korea. B. Taylor and Cmdr. Chariea S. hours until Tuesday—to give the said he found weightlessness quite man. 10 disaster by deliberately sinking are ahead for Trudy (Jooper and word came Cooper was waiting to enjoyable. He said It was easy to TTie Reds said toe plane was another aub. Carliale. her teen-age daughters. talk to his wife and daughters by globe-circling Air Force major PARENT WHEN MAKING APPLICATION BIG MEN A dSputy attontay getoaralji "more breathing time.” sleep in the capsule but after he damaged badly. ’ Joiaph Dcdan, remained to 'B ir­ Toro, a World War' H subma­ Tha Flasher, designed for antl- M rs./Cooper and the girls, (3am- radio-telephone from the Keu- niere waa no announcement of sarge. Pierre Salinger, White House had napped for a. half hour to 46 No w Open! mingham. rine, arrived at Boston prepara­ ■ubmsrlne warfare, is 379 feet ala, 14, and Janita, 13, were to fly minutes he would awaken quite Girls who are eligible must have attained the age of 9 top fate of the two American ''About 8,000 riot-trained soldiers tory to being neuttled next week teng and displaces 3,750 . tons. Her to Hawaii today -for a rendezvous Details of the conversations press secretary, said the cere LARRABEE'S pUots, Capt. Ban Weakley Btutts mony wUl be held at 12:16 p.m, rested.” years before the first of June, but who will not attain are standtog at hsMsa to Ala­ 3M. miles at sea where toe Thresh­ eommandtog officer la Cmdr. with lAmerica's newest space hero. were not revealed but Mrs. (3ooper Pollard estimated Cooper slept'St Pinehurst Quality Pinehurst Quality and Ghpt. CharleaUm W. Volts. bama, where they were ordered er vanished with 139 men aboard. Ralph Carnahan. sent this message to the news­ EDT Tuesday in the rose garden BARBER SHOP Pinehurst Quality On Monday they will accompany just outside Kennedy’s office . total -of seven and (me-half hours the age of 13 -before the first of September. 1963.. 16 PITKIN STREET . Tlie disclosure that the helicop­ by Preaident Kennedy after bhiody Naval experts plan to foUow the The multiple launchinga will be Cooper to Washington to be re­ men; "It was a good connection.” in catnaps. U.S. GOV’T CHOICE ter was brou^t down by gunfire Originally, the' reception was to (Closed Wednesdays) U.S. (30V'T CHOICE noting to Birmingham last week­ descending Toro with sonar equip­ the first at the Groton yards since ceived to the White House Rose "We are a very proud family Cooper’s eyes were red and his BONELESS waa ,made b y the senior- Norto end. ' ment to hopes of learning how Feb. 8, 1967. when two Peruvian tonight,” Mrs. Cooper said after have been held at that hour on Garden by President Kennedy Monday. voice was slightly hoarse. The BONELESS OVEN Korean delegate to toe MUltery Alabama's fiery, sagregatloaist and where Tluresher aettled to toe ■hips, the Anagamos and the after, perhaps, a parade down walking from the brick and stone BEEF Armistice Oommlaslcm. Asked If the postponement re­ doctor attributed this to “ the con­ governor, Qeorga C, Wallace, who bottom. Iquique, both diesel-engine craft, Pennsylvania Avenue. house where she and the girls had stant breeze of 100 per cent oxy­ BEEF ROAST The U.N. Command had told toe challenged the Prerident’a right to The idiotos of debris tentatively were launched. remained throughout the flight. flected any exhaustion on Coop­ BEEF ROAST commission earlier that toe heli­ President Kennedy placed a tel­ er’s part from his 34-hour flight gen in his face.” ■end to toe troops, may meet Ken­ Identified as coming from the Ill- ephone call to the <3ooper home She thanked newsmen for their Asked Mdiat the flight proved, SHORT RIBS copter made an amergenoy land­ nedy to Norto Alabama Saturday. starred submarine were obtained "patience the past two days." through space, SaUnger said, "No, ing on toe north side of toe Han Negro Youths Rally Just minutes after Cocker’s Faith there’s none of that." Pollard told reporters, "There is Wallace hasn't committed him­ from toe Atlantis n, resbarch ship 7 capsule splashed down Into the Some 300 persons were oh hand no in-esent indication from a cur­ River eetuary, In Red territory IT self, but sources doss to toe gov­ of toe Woods Hole, (Mass.) Oce­ NEW HAVEN (AP> — A riew- when the family appeared before He said Cooper will go ahead lb milee northweet of. Seoul. The ly-fotmed Negro youth organiza­ Pacific Thursday. with plans to hold a news confer­ sory examination that this long ernor say ha la eomectad to be on anographic Institute. newsmen and photog;raphers who period of weightlessness hiu f t U.N. Command raqueatod that band when toe neiddant takes Dr. Paul M. Fye, director of toe tion has made a qutotly hnpresei've “He wished us well and invited had waited In the street In front ence Sunday at Cape Canaveral, f t toe Communists rehm toe pilots debwt to New Haven. us to be In Washington on Mon­ Fla., and simply would set aside caused any bad effects. If toe EXTRA TALL SIZES Chuck— Easy to slice, 8 to 6 part .to a Tenneaaee Valley An- institute, . said toe pictures were of the house more than 34 hours. problem had not presented itself EX’TRA BIO SIZES and to* aircraft immediately. thortty observance. taken by three cameraa 8,000 feet Between ISO and 200 members day,” Mrs. (3opper said. "W e plan "I felt very calm and con­ Monday as a day of rest.- lb. cuts for tender pot roast­ 8 to 6 lb. chuck cuts, that will The Communist delegate caUed of the Negro Youth Fight for to be there. Salinger said, "The schedule for by now, I cannot imagine any­ . . i . TO 66. There were these other develop­ below toe surface. fident,” Mrs. Cooper said when thing serious developing.’’ ing. Lean For Braising oven roast to perfection. toe flight an intentionial breach ments: "It haa not been confirmed that Bquallty (NTFE) marched to Mrs. (3ooper, Cam and Jan Major (Jooper was just too t.gfit’’ of the armistice agreement but the New Haven Green yewterday held a brief news conference and the Wlilte House and space The doctor said, "Cooper just LT.WOOD The Alabama Supreme Court these small objects are trom the (Continued on Paga Fifteen) couldn’t believe that he could dis­ Caution . . . These chuck cuts are unusually tender. . . we suggest you shorten cooking time just a little evaded a direct rc^y to toe re- heard argumenta about which of submarine Thresher," Fye said. afternoon where they conducted a officials felt "we should allow him uest for return of the men and rally. more breathing time.” tinguish buildings and roads at Birmtogham'a two cite govem- "No readily .identifiable objects that height (up to 166 miles) and Locker Plant Meat Market REGAL 2la helicopter. In a similar oass menta should rule aner cent chance data along these lines. tu'res. ed arid five were wounded. Thera and on oil-fired hot water heater W* hav* a low priea on Shurfine Oranga Jutca Reiman Morin, Aaaoclated Praia Miasiaslppi and South Carolina. yean, inreparing the community — One suggestion. Is to try to equip, The magnificent flight of Faith Was no report of oaoualtiea to FRESH LIVE LOBSTERS Special Correspondent and PuUti- that there would be another Mer­ SHOULDER pEAKS SLICED BACON o f correct capacity—your family . . . compara It with any top quality juice oh In toa Ig areas, 287,638 Negro for daaagrentioti—and then did It cury flight. the Atlas booster and the 7 with the Intrepid Gordon Cooper Thursday night’s riots. • can taka care o f oU their washing AND THE FIRST FRESH LOBSTER er Prise wtoner, repotted the ohildren are enrolled to pravtoualy .to one swlil move, without Inci­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The ma- ‘-‘But,’’ he said, "a decision Mercury craft with guidance rock- at the controls is a shining star xteeda at one tim e.' - m e a t o f t h e s e a s o n the market . . . 6 oz. 31c, 12 oz. 59c. pill your civil rights trial of toe "CUntan all-white achoola. dent tion'a jobless rate edged upward '18" to Tenneaaee, the riota at must wait until we analyze data BREAKS RELATIONS Mom can do the fiunily wadi. The District of Columbia, with Im-Tennessee, an all-white jury last inonto despite hew highs to from Gordon Cooper’s flight. We (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Twelve) freezer. . . Little Rock, Alt., and Oxford, 87,749, and Maryland, with 82,131,. SANTO DOMINGO, Domtoi- Sis can do the diahee at ^ eama con-victed eeven persons of ob­ employment and industrial pro­ must determine what we learned Mias., and most recently tha account for aJfout half toe total structing Justice In the integration can Republic (AP)—Haiti waa ’^'Hgia Junior takes his bath, and avanta at Birmingham, Aia. to duction. from the flight, what questions isolated from a fourth Oarlb- Negro chUdftti to deaegregated of Clinton High School. (Later, toe were asked, and are they impor­ you enjoy a shower. Depbnd On Pinehurst For this report, he aummarisee nltm achoola. school was dynamited.) Thus, the economy continued to hean. neighbor today as Ooatn 7 9 " ' 5 5 ° Don't dday—phone us today. yean of developments stemming tant enough to know before we ‘Victory of Spirit’ Sp ace Ride Rica broke diplomatic relations, 7 The atatlstlea were oompUed by Where authorities acted decla- present a bitterly paradoxical pic­ Hydrox . . . 49c pkg.. . is on sale at 45c a large pkg. from toe historic Suiweme Cknirt move on Into Gemini." charging that President Fran­ Find outbow eaqr it ii to awiiA n Fresher Vegetables tho Southern Bducaticn Repwttog Ively, violence generally tailed to ture : Business growing stronger, Became of troubles involving to a Mobilbeat-lmed water heat> ruUng. \ •«rvfo*,.,which deeorlbes Itself as halt Integration. _ ____ Lawyen______toeri more Americans at work than cois Dnvaller’s stay In power GROTE & WEIGEL, FIRST PRIZE. MUCKE'S the development, of the Titan 2 Didn^t Change Man Here Below amounts to a coup d’etat. Veue- •Amrrnmhadhrtlwm, an "Impartial faot-ftodlng ageney. sought subtler methods of delaying ever before and jobleasneas per­ booster rocket, spacecraft sys­ CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE By BBLMAN MOBIN directed by a board (rf Soutoarh the process or blocking it entirely. sistently and .stubbornly Mgh. zueia broke wltii Haiti Tuesday SLICED TO ORDER— NOT PREPACKAGED AP Special Ocrraapenfiwt tems and finances, the first on similar grounds. Duvaller Buy Shurfine cream style com at this special price. nawap^per aditora and aducatora "Pupil placement" wasMlevlsed On the bright aide: The Labor At noon, May 17, iNM, tha undw grant from toa Ford Foun­ to give legal aanotian to assign­ By JAMES MAmx>W 4 ^from his space ship, Presidmt relaticmi with the Oomtolcaa 45 VARIETIES United States Bi^reme Court out­ Department reported over-all em­ Aaaoclated Preaa Newa Analyat RepuMlc . April 38 in a dispute NEW POTATOES 5 lbs. 39c ■ SHURFINE CREAM STYLE dation." ment of Negroes and whites to ployment at a new record' level Duvaller, the tyrant of illiterate, lawed racial aegregation in the Nina tliundaroua, hlatory-packad different schoola. "Interposition” Par for Course: WASHINGTON (AP) — While and poverty-stricken Haiti, was over political atrium that near­ MORIARTY public achoola, ataibttog at toe of 68.9 mUlion. TTie Federal Re­ man triumphed beyond the ima- ly ptartod a war between ItM HOME FREEZER DEPARTMENT—1^ S. D. A. CHOICE ' TEILOV CORN yGftnit ' - surfaced. This Is the argument serve Board reported the output telling newsmen he intended to GENUINE SPRING TENDER foundations of a eantury-old aoctol Many names are indtUhiy that toe btate la a partner with Anxious M om ent ginlnga and abilities of his grand­ keep the presidency even, though tw o‘ Yi*>*»tog ooutttrlea. barrier, and opening a new aactor of intoes, mllla and factoriea at a father—in the earth-orbiting of BROTHERS printed in toaae " pagaa now. the federal government and haa record 122.4 per cent of toe 1987- his legal term ended as he talked. to the battle over civil rights. Anthartoa taicy,'enrolling In toe toe right to "Interpose"! to to. Its astrtHiaut Gordon Cooper—here be­ Reason and justice and the will UN AIDE DIES YELLOW CORN Chief Justice Bari Warren, read­ 69 average. At Mission’s End low man didn’t change much. LAMB SADDLES 6 ears 39c Unlveraite of i&Tabama, and than, judgment, toe federal government On the gloomy aide: Joblesaneaa of the people—three other ■victor­ UNITED ]N)KT10NS, N.Y. (AP) ing toe 94) decision, totonad toe naalad President Kennedy called Coop­ ies which man achieved late and APPROXIMATE CUTS 2 LAMB LEGS eoncealed’ on toa floor o f-a high- usurps power UlegfiUy. Here and ■tends at 8.7 per cent, a small in- 'B y HUGH A. MULUGAN —Omar Loutfl of the United M l 3 -51 35 8 A *1.00 key passage way patroltro: oar, eaca;aptog a, nmob there, pubUc schoola were closed er’s feat one of the "vlctorlea of often forgets—are riot considera­ Arab RepubUc, U.N. imdoreoo* cresMs from toe 8.6 per cent of ■ 12 TO 15 LOIN LAMB CHOPS toe field of putoie adiica- ""Ly L y ^ harl h er!" CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) toa human apirlt." Thousands had tions In Duvaller’s lust for power. rotary tor epoclal polittcal af­ Average weight SO to 2S Ibe. When yon aee rids stamp (U.S.D.A. NATIVE ASPARAGUS — BECKER'S 1011 and communlty-Bupprted. private March. —Astronaut Gordon O oopar'a cap­ 301-315 Conrar St. Mon, toe dootrtoa of ‘aeparata but VligU Hawfctoa,Bawl fi^ tiiw tof schoola attempted to do toe job. a part In It, It was a supreme In fairness to Duvaller it must be fairs, co U a p ^ and died of n Choice) you* know It’s the beat. No extra charge for cutting, wrapping, SPIN A C H — 2U^t 250 lbs. of moot. Compora on tile basts of raco, oven tlally better than aeaaonal Job ex- Making elltt hangers out of the not progressed beyond the incllnsr after a Soviet trial, was executed HOOD MILK attthorttlM to admit aiglit Negro The order might be 'delayed for panaion” according to toa Bureau mouto-totmauto .paaiplrotlen . m i this ^ndl bofora you buy a hom e freenir. M obilheof UhyileaIJj|clUtiao and other children. final atagea of a space filriit haa tlona and abilities of the men who in accordance with the findings of dootora and Miraaa wan auna* years on grounds o f local eornpU- of Labor' Stafiatics. Juat- about become par for the ilfia' faewra may be ospial, da- Jgmaa R. K aradi^ toa objwst ei^mia. lived in caves. * toe court. monad. LoMK^W , waa toa aa*» Gallon 68c---% gallon 42c prlva the children of tbo Over-all unemployment droppafi celestial course. They included tyranny, spying, *17118 happened while Britain riots-fit Hm UUivantty cf Mto- »*tor aU, 400,000 to' 4.1 millini, a largely ond top advlaar to fiaatotanw SP^^b^ 3 V o PiraiURST GR(KMY, BVC ■roup of equal to wtoeh two men wfra Cooper's trOublSa with the Uttia ■uddqn death by executionarai accusing an Italian aclentlat, Oaneral V Ttourt to dia wMito d ■easonal decline. light that oama on when It should racial prejudice, suapiclcm, to- Sollova tint It doia dUflciilt ptentton- Giuseppe E. MartelU, of spy- mootli. Bvgany Klaalav of fik* 51 BISSELL ST, REAR OF ICE PLANT Corner^. Main and ’Tumpike Nina yaara a|^ today lha . The aeaiwnally adjusted unam- not—and that eventually forced ■eciirit^ and man’s Inability to tor Russia. Sovlat Unton, wko waa ledkwi 643-842^ Mdny Ndmaa. Alnmat eVernW 1m ploymant rate alKnrad aa tocreaae ------hlatOiV- ~ And many unfntiattaUe hint to gq to manual eontrola on get along with hla nelg^bory for e spying tha West doea on eaeratery for poUtleal and aaa«|9 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE U M B K IN BATHROOM TISSUE'.. 10 rolls 79c « .. Carry Out Service ■ ■■ ■ bis own sake. . « Eras iriMlb My oaonail attain . d M r a d O Read H^/ild Advs. I «r>aga ib w ): ■■ Page Tlirea) While Cooper talked to aarih '.KNritoeed' ob P«ffa ‘ hsartaMaakApril«f. ^ MANCHESTEA EVENING HEEALD, MANCHESTER. OOMM^ FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1968

to the phiioaMihy Of adubation and oondition and usghle aporUng and maridng tbs Shah’s Agrarian Rs- BA'nJlii>AY MATOnUB liTT of American domeoraoy, leaving no oamping equipment. foim Act. Depicted Is a pbitralt Sunday CoatinuotM 2 FJM.. >time tor the toowtog of a film To Hear Social Worker In the of the . Shah and a aoroll with an atrip the speaker h ^ brought with The Ladiee’ Benevolent Society onM&nental border. , Sheinwold on Bridge f ilTtTVJfS^ ^ BTsl PiW' for Course: Thresher Pirobe p School him. of Bolton Oongregational Church ^Victory of SpirW Space Ride School Board Change* Date will meet at Fellowship Hail Ailxious Moment Analyzes " Photos, I inchesteI 1h* board of education will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m; Mies Margar­ et Parker of Manchester will give OFT1M18TIC BIDDINO < Booth dselsr ulUuOm I’U'K At Mission’s End Didnh Chanee Man HereBelow marnTalk Monday at 8 p.ra. to continue Korea Reds CALLS FOR FINE IHLAF Nofth-Sooth vulMnbls j n Prep^es Sinking work on its May agenda. It will a talk on the Children’s Services M organisation. By ALFRED BHEINWOU) ^ Nonm l o K i f l o . (ConttLoad front Page One) several theater* and Went to jail heM- tocutty member Ralph WUd 4 A Q 4 tOmtoiee# ffein Pago Oeo (Oonttoned from Page On* By Liguort in executive seeeion-at 7:30. Hoeftesses are Mrs. B. Pierce There's nothing startltof about 9 J 10 9 t e for their trouble. Herrick, Mrs. Charles C. Church, the bidding of to^y’e hand U you Kock'njbi'tf Russia and Russia on the West 1* Since more and more Negroes The meeting was originally Down U. S. O A J B I i ia iK B rl itoentry Into Ibo oarth’* atmoo- The picture* or* In the hand* of LUMBER Mrs. Louise Young, Mr*. Joseph happen to be an Englishman. Ths A J 10 kuch a normal condition fat Inter­ of the South ore showing im­ H m Miwrir to « parent’* “What •oheduled for May 37 but wee 8:00 1«$0' ‘ Ihero oohuod tim tooublo* sk- a Navy Oxut of Inquiry which con­ moved ahead a week because the Prentiss and Mrs. Jtilius Strong. HhigUsh like to bid hands to ths w n ^ national relation* that it took* ab­ patience against dlscrlmbULtion INCORPORATED aan I do'to h*^ my child?'’ 1* no Briefs hilt, ‘ preferably by leiq^ and SHOBTO START A T VIBB parianood by eovaral other aatoo- vened at Portamouth Naval Ship­ and prejudice, in the end there laMfar 'Don’t do anything; w*’U puldic building oommlsaion will K 5 a normal only whm di*eov*red. It The meeting of the Rosedaie H elicopter bounds. If they get into dlffleult 6 S fPElkt "DAVlB and LU^t" yard ehortiy after the dliihster may be a violence worse titan 4* It har* at aohool,’’ Sohool Supt. not be meeting on Monday. Beach Association, canceled last contracts they jiut have to play , 9 4 1* almost bad manner* to be anything in this century. VhiUp O. ligooil told tha Bolton 10 a Vtogn L Ori*smn, for inetanc*, Eind is trying to determine what TAG Baiaar Tomorrow. week because of the weather, will the cards well to get but wlu a :Q975 0164a newly drowned on a auborbltal caught. ReEUKtnable amuigement* there OooiMMitiya N unary Sidiool par- The Tolland Agrtcultura.1 Center (OoBtlnuFd from Page On* caused the |46-million sub to sink. be held thU Sunday at 8 p.m. at whole akin. BOOTH flight two yoara ago. After hi* Spying—a symbol of natlbna’ might avert disaster but reason aula laat Bight Parent* can and basaar will be held tomorrow *4. the beach. In case of inclement South dealer. « 10 B 6 S Fye said two of the cameras 1* working grudgingly. ahould help their oblldran toward AP Newsfeature* in 1B68' an American pilot was re­ th* UlMrty Bril 7, had r took ptoreo, three dimensional distrust of one another—may be CUPOLAS the TAC building on Rt. 30, Rock­ weather, it will be held at the North-South vulnerable. 9 AKQ84a dunk*d down aafoly to tho Atlantie One thing is sure: Cooper saw “ raadtng raadina**,’’ ha *aid. ville, from 10 am. to 8 pm. Mem­ By SYD KRONI8H turned in 11 days. ahots and the third recorded considered a morbid numUesta- 4ioroe of Henry Totrault on Sun- Opening lead—King of Cube. 0 K 7 Oooap, tho hatch cover blbw un- tion of man’s Insecurity and in­ more peace in space, where there Ba aaid a dUId’a raadines* to bers of the Bolton Homemakers A variety of commemorative A U.N. spokesman said the ob * A straight-on images, each at the was no one but himself, than he wad ia influenced by many thing* ningdale Lane.. fleers were making a routine Louis Itorlo a London solicitor E flS T U IO p D totoonodly and tomirileaMy. rate of 800 frame* in 90 minute*. ability to get along with himself are reminded to bake for ‘ he food The Democratic Town Commit­ stamps honoring subjects ranging (lawyer) and noted bridge exi>ert, ___ West Norik I M FV>ro The driver reported he was un­ In the South, where white citi­ ESTIMATED FOR PAINT will be Served at the basaar from throp, in a letter to all Bolton bid notrurap without a club stop­ th* od«an floor. It ha* never boon w aaad to Denver and that in Bol­ 4 to 8 p.m. p^on of Reformed Churches. The H. Cloud, the senior U.N. mem­ tile ace of clubs, noting that he employed, without funds and zens still insist on discriminating PROBLEMS PRIOR TO Democrats, recently asked ' that ber of the Mixed Armistice Com­ could win six trumps, two black per, and yqu cannot jump to PhM '' * rotriovod. reaidy to serve out the fine. But PAINTING ton’s reading readineaa program, 20 pfennig is red and black with three heart* with only three cards against Negro citizens by segre­ mm ia using the same materials Rummage Sale Plans those who wish to run for any mission, made the request for the aces, and two top diamonds. Ho “ YOUNG GUNS of IVXAS** Simliariy, John H. Olonn Jr. and there’s no Jail here and the vil­ Mrs. Frank B airy and Mrs. the insertotion "HeideCberger Cat­ in ths suit. Make a temporising gation, the racial trouble stayed used in tha Denver schools. office get in touch with the town echism." return of the men and the heli­ needed two other tricks for the In color with Jlra Mitohiim- million* of triovirion viewer* had lage’s contract with Stark County cool in Birmingham, perhaps only Henry McDonough are chairmen committee before this meeting. copter at a commission meeting contract. bid in a suit of your own and Jo^ MeCreo—BiBO ' ■omo trying momant* on hi* hi*- for jailing prisoners in mi^e- VERNON Ha aaid the kindergarten read- for the rummage sale to be held The 10 pfennig stomp comme- await developments. because of Kennedy’s readiness to ^program will not reaUy get go­ CoUeen Robbirui played Pfu- at Panmunjom. It was easy to develop a club torte flight In February, 1988 when meaner cases had lapsed^ PAINT and WALLPAPER by the Wmnen of St. George’s morotee ttw oonsecration of the a faulty *wltoh told a coomic flb. use troops. ing thi* year because of unforseen denoe in yesterday’a production of new Church of Regina Martyrum Cloud told the Communists the trick by returning the jack of The problem was solved by con­ It boiled elsewhere. In Greens­ VERNON CIRCLE l^soopal Church on Saturday, the operetta, "What’s the Matter clubs from dummy sooner or lat­ FV>r Bhelnwold’e 86-pag* book tt Indlcatod—orroneouriy—that the tinuing the case long enough for TEX. 643-1652 alrcuBMtanca*. but that the “ pre- (Queen of Martyrs) in Berlln- violation of North Korean territory let, “A Pocket Guide to Bridge,’’ boro, N.C., hundreds of Negro P*toi*ry*’ llr*t grade was a great May 25, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 with Ssdiy?" at the school. Renee er. But then where was the heat ahirid on tho eap^o might the man to collect-Jiis imemploy- 876-2262 p.m. at the parish hah on Rt. 44A. Plotnensoe, The chur<^ is dedicat­ was unintentional. send 80 cents to Bridge Bbok, ooroo loooo. student* demonstrated against dis­ Calhoun will play the part tonight Maj. <3en. Chang Chung-wan, twelfth trick? Should South try ment Insurance and pay the fine. crimination in a cafeteria and They would like parishioners to when the show is given for fam­ ed to all who suffered religious or the spade or the diamond fto^ e? Manchester Eve. Herald, Box 8818, STARTS TONiaHT^ Olonn bad to go to manual con- *«id he hopes eventually that bring rummage items to the par­ poMtloal persecution during the the chief North Korean delegate, Grand Central Station, New York a child win be able to proceed at ilies and friends at the Community retorted that the flight over Red Or should he try to ruff out the tool* on ro-ontoy and wa* forced ish hall any time Wednesday, Hall. Nazi regime. This adhesive is queen of diamonds? 17, N. Y. to keep hi* rotoo pack In place, hia own pace through the primary Thursday and Friday of next week green, red, violet and black. soil was "part of the U.S. im­ Inatoad of Jottlaonlng it, to pro- gradsa. Thla system would take a Officers of the Bolton Grange perialists’ hostile activities in Good Sequence Copyright 1988. including evenings from 7 to 8 planning to attend Grange Surtday T o oonunemonite the 100th an- Tarlo arranged a good sequence General Features Corp. T«nt tho heat ahlold from failing lot of ooovdtoatian, a member of o’clock wdiMi a member of the niversoiy of the 1883 Paris Postal Korea.’’ He said such experienced off. Tho ahlold protect* a apace to* audienea noted. Ligucri aaid •ervices at the Salvation Army pilots could not. have made a of plays to give himself the best committee will be present to re­ Hah in Manchester should contact Conference, West Germany has is­ chance f o r the contract. He eraft from tho tromondou* tom- Well Known Manchester Biany behavior problems would be ceive Rems. sued a new 46 pfennig stamp pavigatlonal error. peraturoo that build iq> a* it ro. avoided under the system and that Mrs. Mary Amundibn for sashes. (^oud replied that in the past csudied the top -diamonds and Final Weeks • Ends Soon Rummage Rems should include The Bolton Grange recently ac­ bearing coats of arms of the 18 ruffed a diamond to b^in with. •nUr* tho oarth’a atmoaphero. each child would be challenged.to good used children’s and adtiRs’ participating postal administra­ the U.N. command has admitted H o P EiS S i toe level of hi* own abiUty. quired new sashes. ’They sent thedr frankly any violation by its forcea If the queen of diamine had In portiap* th* moat dramatic clothing, small household Rsms, tions. final act of all, juat a year ago Hairdresser CEDAR POSTS The dtoouaeton becanM tovcived books, toys and games in go0(^ old ones to a newly otgenlsed of the armistice agreement. He failed to fall, he would have toted grange in Florida. To honor the opening of a high- said the command would take’ ap­ a spade finesse later. Malcolm goott Churpenter overshot Left to right, Kathleen Falls, Joanne Crouse, Uabetli Stevens, Karen Armoglda, Katherine Moc- 6'— 24' Mm willing to umpire boys wey and raiilroad connection from propriate measures to *' ■> As it happened, the queen of the landing area by more than 360 Kenzie, Rolane Iririi, Sandra McCollum, Gloria Sullivan, Karen Bartoo and Connie Bayrer. (Her- taaMball games on Mondays era Schleewig-Holstein over Fehmam two pilots as. specified by tha diamonds did come down. Now mile*. For 80 minute* h* hobbled oM itoato by Botemls). being aought by Michael Glglio, to the Danish IMe* (the shortest armistice agree i it was Tarlo drew two rounds of trumps, wtound on a raft, out of emtaot THIS umpire-ln-chlef. Glglio would ap­ distanoe between Gvrmfoiy and proved they had erred. ending in dummy, and gave up with the racovety fleet and the Mrs. Evelyn/King SUNDAY preciate hearing from , volusiteeia. Denmark) a new 20 pf. stamp has The last such incident occurred the jack of clubs. He could get mHllon* praying for hia aafato. Curved Bar Award Given Girls Scouts of Troop 610 He may be reached at hi* home been issued. A oommemoration of March 6, 1958, when U.S. Army back to dummy with the ace of Carpantar’a tooubl**, like Coop- AT on Femwood Dr. or at the Oiglio 30 pf. values honors the cente­ Capt. Leon Pfeiffer of Kenosha, spades to cash the ten of clubs •r’*, war* caused by a failure m Tan member* of Intermediate Steven8, curved bar, sports and^ FORMERLY OF WOOD COMB. ‘ilESTPICIURE tile automatlo oontrol ayatem. To Refreshments were served to 2:30 F.M. brother* farm on Rt. MA, nary of the Internationa] Red Wis., parachuted into North Korea and the jack of diamonds, thus Girl Scout Troop 810 were award­ conservation; Gloria Sullivan, parents and Invited guests. Bou­ dal* Fahn*. Crow and 15 pf. was issued in the after his F86 sabre jet was hit by making sure of the slam. ,0F THEYCARr make matter* worse, he switched curved bar, conservation, sports to fly-lw-wlre, a sort of semi' ed the curved bar rank last night quets of spring flowers decorated WELDON'S BEAUTY STUDIO DOORS — 'A — School Menu* (Nd Berito series. Red antiaircraft fire over the It would have been wrong to and athlete; Karen Armogida, the tables. Ck>mmunlst aide of the truce lone. "THIS IS IT! automatlo fuel system, a* he prs' at Verplanck School. This is the curved bar, ccaiseivatlon, sport* The Most Mcnday—chipped beef on toitat, draw trumps and lead the club pared to fire hi* r«v*r*« rockets, MIDCET-RAMA cheese atibk*, buttered oom, ap- Ban Marino has issued a beautl- The Communists turned Pfeiffer before touching diamonds. West STUPENDOUS!" higheat award in scouting at the and dressmaker; Kathy MacKen- 1 LIGHT Excitif^ tol new sot on art treasures. The over to a U.N. representative at *. • r "f, but forgot to turn off the manual present time, and will go out of zie, curved bar, sports, athlete and pleaauoe cake; T>teBday — baked would return a spade, and South ■yatom. The result waa that h* Now ” **Indianapolis O f The East**l laaogns^ tnRtered green, b e a n s , so Ure reproduces the painting of Panmunjom on March 17. He waa would have to guesa whether to existence next fall because of a conservation, and Karen Bartoo, 9 LIGHT Tl/nUmg rJen ylfliiS i was dangerously low on fuel at scout program change. . . Crult; Wednesday, — chicken chow the vedfled “Fomarlna,” now to not injured and said the Commu­ rely on the apade flnesse or some curved bar, conservation and Racing E v a ' 33-CAR 50-LAP nists did not mistreat him. The sort of play in diamonds. ro-ontiy. Mr*. Harold Falls and Mrs. Wil­ sports. mein with rice and noodlee, but­ the Palazoo Pltti at Florence. The Tho failure of the automatic con­ DIAMOND wHh ARDC-NE- FEATURE 70 lire featurea R ofad ’a se^ por^ U.N. Command admitted he had Daily Question • h h liam Bayrer, leaders, presented The ceremony was j>erformed Associated With ♦ ♦ • tered oanroto, gelatin; Thuraday— /a m f f /' trol* prevantad him from bringing the following with awards and MA tfsrsi Les • n Rewe. 3 Abraast spaghetti wlto meat and cheese trait. The 100 lire rtiows a p orbeit trespassed over North Korea but Partner opens wltii one heart, before a backdrop of a nature Dinwaa, Deteli said it was unintentional. hi* ouMule into the proper atti­ badges: scene showing a rainbow, island Sboefer, Jm Csi- sauce, toeeed salad, PYenoh bread of a woman toom the painting and the next player passes. You tude. Bo he wa* not on a straight Uf Disk Brows 7RAGBB o f the Siatine Madonna. The 200 Matinees Wed., Sot., Sun. 8 PJH. om Sandy Mc(Jallum, curved bar, and water. The scene alao Shows as* le others. and butter, cookiee; Friday—^tuna Evgs. (Mon.-llinrs.) 8:16 PJM(. path when th* rocket* fired. This, housekeeper, conservation, home­ salad sandwlchee, potato chips, Hre depicts a portrait of Mad- plus tho fact that the rocket* did Girl Scouts walking across a dalena Strozzi, which is now in Friday-Sat. 8:80 a Sunday 7:80 maker and personal health; Ciarole bri^e to the island where a pot LU JON SALON of BEAUTY buttered peas, brownies. M n iQ r not dritvar full thrust, caused tiie Avety, conservation, personal SAKRETE the Borghese OaJlery to Rome. dramatic overshoot. of gold represents the future. TEL 643-1939— 61 EAST CENTER STREET IBONT MISS THIStir Btarts Wednesday, May 20. i&*J(MN(7BRCN-ZA(»IMY6(»n health, homemaker and outdoor A "Voice of the Future,” coming THOMPSON SPEEDWAY Manchester Bventog Herald Bol­ ‘ 2i»iHNiBnBiFKnn-ii MakG your plemt now! Connecticut Premiere safety; Connie Bayrer, curved Iran has announced the Issuance RIBAf. CHAMP from behind the backdrop, quizzed SAND MIX t I u\\ . T M. '-.M - i N ( I. \ { {. ■ I. r KI ton correspondent, M. Clemewell Don't miss Mils 6how! "LAWRENCE of ARABIA’^ Gate At 7:80— Bhoto A t Dnefc bar, prints, writer, minstrel and each girl about how her years of Young, telephone 648-8981. of a 2R and 8R set of stamps WtoSMT of 7 Academy Awards HAVANA, HI. (AP) — The legs reader; Jeanne Ctouse, curved oommemoraUng International La­ Toko tho word of Hw of 12-yoarold John Becker may scouting and earning badges would MOTOR MIX bor Day. Also Issued by that llSk bar, dressmaker nutrition, gov­ help her in the future. The girls miHlons wiw hovo b o o b not function but he’s proved that ernment, world gifts and world DOUBLE country wars two new stamps MillUEUi hi* brain jdoea. gave a brief cuxouht of personal GRAVEL MIX It! trefoil. satisfaction deriv^ from earning WORLD GREEN OPEN 6 DAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE JN The sixth-grade student, who Rolane Irish, curved bar, gov­ I In Rome to CBMfemto ha* been conflned to a wheelchair ernment, sports, musician, world a specific badge. M i e n i i r s Mon. thru Sat. 9:00 A.M. to 6:80 PAL—Thura 9 AM. to 9 P.H. PLAY SAND In Boston—In New York since h* was 4, won the Mason trefoil, needlecraft and world Miss Catherine Shea, principal STANLEY WARNER PRISCILLA GIBSON SCHOOL In Reno—In Paris County spriling bee. John goes gifts; Charlotte McNally, conser­ of Verplanck School, was a guest daily to the home of teacher vation; housekeeper, personal at the cerenvony. Members of STAMPS It is an entertainment experi­ OF DANCE ARTS Adam Hibb* for hi* schoolwork. health and outdoor safety; Kathy Troop 610 presented her with a STATECO ence you win never forget! Bibb* 1* also a wheelchair pa­ Fails, curved bar, horsewoman, check to be used to benefit the A LL WEEK Don’t mias it! ' tient. sportis and conservation; Beth schooL JOHNS MANVIUE btolAMtkiONFILM ------Presents } STARTS WEDNESDAY! M AY 22 Roof Shingles Pre-Memorial Day SALE!! D N S ’l f l i MANCHESTER "LA FOLLIES FANTASIA" TIMELY FASHIONS! TIMELY SAVINGS! AT DRIVE-IN BOLTON NOTCH Saturday, May 18— 8 P.M. Shown at 5:66 and 9:06 STAMPS WITH A U PURCHASES! STOCKADE '■ PLUS —— For Everyone Who Loves To Laugh! See MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL FENCE GARDEN SALES HAROLD LLOYD'S STANLEY WARNER A party-sized package of patio pieces! THIS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY . . “WORLD OF COMEDY” T O M O R R O V if TIOKFTTS a v a i l a b l e a t T H E D O O k S'HIGH i Shown At 7:80 A T 8:00 rM . 312 OAKLAND ST.. 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Rdcky Hill, win teach Grada 6 8 Teachers Latin and B^lish at Bennet Junior Special Matinee High. Conrad Quinland, S3, of Fort Myers, Fla., wlU Join the -high Slated at State Join System school chemistry staff. M l h a n t f o u d n K TV-RM io Tonight^ Mrs. Hohenthal is a graduate of A special youth matinee Is The board of eduoaUon last the University of Connecticut with scheduled for tomorrow at the MANCHE^TKII* night appointed eight tearfiien for a B.S. in elementary eduMtlon and State Theater at 2 pm. ‘The Po­ the 1963-6^ sohoot year, fetchiding has had three yeare experience. lice Dog Story." a flhn about CONN. Fltanldes earned bachelor’s and man’s b ^ friend and his adven­ Television two speech theiraplMa. MANCTBSTBR’S LARGBST GROW1WI MHlilAiM wMsadikUN«ia«lldlM The new toeraptets will be Miss master's degrees from the Univer­ tures On toe polioe force, will be ^34^ Computer end tb . Mbid ot Ws-:. ^ Susan Anderson, 22, of DesMoinee, sity of Maine and has studied ad- the feature. Cartoons will round mintstraUon ht the UiUversity of Phbns Ml 9-7700 Iowa, ’and Mies Karin Adahead, 26, out a program of fun and enter­ WE SPECIAUZB . (80) Ttxhlrop* iTs in o f New Bedford, Maaa. Maryland. He has had seven years tainment for the young folk. 1:80 (toM )^hlntriaa*. experience. J t (Color) Miaa Anderaon will be graduat­ The regularly scheduled fibp, U (UKO-SO) Hitch HtlUr ' (C) MlaB Hannon la a graduate of "David and Lisa,’’ win begin Ka • I I) rf«wi. Sport.. WMtbMT (34) A t. of King. ed next month from Northwestern W w a ^ OxUege with a BJC in evening perfonnance at 4:20. Always Fresh Flowers‘ ( 3-i3) RouU M Univeraity with a BJ3. .degree in (to) %ip«muui 8:00 ( 840418) Thckf-n. and r.h «t«r a w e e tto and eftientaiy eduon^ (•*) N.w. (18) Subacrlption TV communicative dlseaaea, and will Uon and' wiH be gradruted next ProiMHm* t:*u ( S-13) Alfred Hiteheoek earn |4,700 to start. Mi«i Adshead -month from Oeirtral Connecticut (1O-2D40) Price I. Right (C) was graduated from Fitchburg State College with a master’s in • ( t) Waltw CroaUUi ( 8-40413) 77 8un.et Strip nO-31-80) Huntlay-BrinkUr 9:46 (M) Ckunmand In Battle (Mass.1 ’Teachers Ck>Ueg« in 1B6C elementary education. She has had 10:00 (10-33-SO) Jack Paar (C) “ with a B. Sid. d^^ree and wUl be line yeans experience. Mar will T:<» (la-awtoto) Now.; Sport.; m< 10:80 ( S-13) Byewitna.e SMILINa SERVICE WMthor ( 8) Henne.ey graduated next month from Bos­ earn a B.8. in elementary educa­ ( 8) BioxrAphjr (58) America WanU to Know ton Univenslty with an M. Bid. in tion from Amerioan International S (to) M Squad MAIN ST., MANCHESTER i ’ speech and hearing therapy. Her College next month. iV) U:00 ( S8-10-I3-33-30-4O48) Nen. *e4 Seddle. Bporta Waather starting salary will be $5,660. Hhyden studied at St. Bernard's »O i Cmtery KwroluUBBe (18) aiilMcrl^lon TV ■rr Seminary and has a master’s in (Bt) nim U ;U (10) Tonight (C) The other teacheia include four Oceans of Notions! T:U (23) Hl{ education from Trinity College and (40) S^Te Allen Show at toe elementary level, one an. T ;» (> 1 3 ) iwhid ( 1 ) UoTle Bennet Junior High School and the Univeraity of HartfonL He has (80) Hon.pmoaaar.i U:30 (13) Movie had five years experience. Quinlan |l^tt)_Int«RMtiotiai-O -l^...... toowtlm. 11:80 (23-30) Tonight (C) one at Manchester High. LACES and IMPORTED TRIMMINGS • 4 0 ^ ChepMia. ( 8) N.T. Met. T(. Son Franciico The elementary teachers will bf. earned a bacfaelo^e in diemlstry Mrs. BBeanor P. Hohenthal, 25, of from toe Univeraity of Opimeotlout ■BE 8ATtmBAr*M TW I FOB OONPLETE I.ISTIMH and a master’s in (dremiertry from WHITE BLEACHED Manchester, Grade 2 at Buckley Brown Univerei^. He le presently BATES PRINTED DRAPERY School; Fred F’itanides, 34, of on toe staff of Bdison Junior Ool- Rockville, Md., physical education; legie in BV>rt Myers. co n o N COTTONS FABRICS Miss Gladys Harmon, 31, of Plain- Itie starting salaries for toe new Radio vllle, kindergarten at Buckley; staff membera wiU be as frfilows: REDUCED TO and Walter H. Klar, 28, a Man­ m m if liMM BOTve broadeMle ef 19 er UHMlnnfe ■ i Mrs. Hohenthal, $5,510; irttartides, eairy ether shert MwaMutail. chester native now of Springfield, $7,540; Miss Harmon, $7,040; M ar, OOr Mass., Grade 6 at Buckland School. _ ___ w nac-uM > 7:36 (Jhet Huntley $,6,240; Hayden, $6,500; and Quin­ I Jim HHfietoo 1:80 Newa ot me IVorld Raymond T. Hayden Jr., 31, of lan, $6,730. __ I Bavnor |T 7:46 Senator from Conn. 1:08 Nawa. sH 7:50 Qrandetand Bemdetanil 3 5 ’ . 8T- 8:06 Red Sm re. Athletlea 0 0 ^•wa 10:80 NIghtbeat ■aivavt Br. ASMvi U;00 New* MANY USEE REG. $1.29 Yd. 99® 11:15 Sporte Final 8:80 Abn*Drier 11:80 Starlight Serenade MANCHESTER SWIMMINC ASSOCIATION 1:00 Newa and Sign Off l:|B lS**6gwldlM___ WFoF—H18 7:06 Edward P. iioraaa 8:00 Joel (}aeh 7:U ConBaetleut P tC 7:00 BIU Hughe* n f AT THE MANCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB 7:10 Didt'a Dan 13:00 rilrand U;80 Meta va. GlanU nrlNP—UI8 OPEN w n c —U88 8:00 Newa. RTal! Street S:0U Nawa. 8i»ru and Waathar 8:15 dbowcaae is now taking applications for membership for the com­ 6:80 ilaandaf Raport 8:4b (.owell Thomaa ing season. 6:86 Album of the Day 7:00 Showcaae Mayor Kicks Off Annual Poppy Sales 1:45 nirea Star Extra 8:00 Yankees ve. Angela M W * Mtow w y the flret poppy o f the annua] poppy for three days to gather ad­ do a lot of good," he sidd, "in 5PRINGT1ME called a “ bug.” After a period of noted. Factory Jobs bucked the cementing relations with our but think tall on fashion ditional data on the effect Ol exploration, they will fly back to usual March to April decline, weightlessness on man’s perform- Latin-Amerlcan brothers.’’ the mother ship for the return edging ahead 100,000 to 16.7 Father Prendergsurt says Latin PARKSHURE trip to earth. million. Contract construction Jobs S P E C IA LS 1 these exciting styles NA8A Gemini flights are to con- Americans respect nations which outdistanced the usual seasonal use power. ON V , ttama wen Into 19«7. GBIFFIVC HAS POTENTIAL gain, rising 260,000 to 2.5 mUllon i^idlo depends on development "When 1 aaw they Uke power,’’ NEW YORK (AP)—Ck»ch AUle lor the first marked advance In DAY SALE be said, ‘T cite for example the ALUMINUM J\ eliminate major alterations • O hrem -H-mwE M ar •( toe advanced Saturn 8 veWcle, Sherman of toe New York Giants this field in nine months. invasion of the Bay of Pigs In a monster with 7.6 million pounds pdans to carry three quarterbacks • DOOR5 1 •f thrust. The forerunner of' this The Commerce Department re­ SATURDAY - SUNDAY - MONDAY______Cuba. Every child in my achodl- next season — Y.'A. ’ntUe, Ralph ported that retail trade lor the room lost some respect for the • WINDOW5 -J- {lant vehicle, the 1.6-million pound Guglielml and rookie Glyim Grif- week ended May 11 was an esti­ Oinist Saturn 1, has undergone United States then, not because • AWNING5 ^ fing. "GrifWng looks like he has mated $4.8 billion, up 1 per cent we Invaded—but because we ‘THE MIDAS TOUCH!” . . . Good-as-Gold “ PINK-CLOUD FORECASTS EVERY “FOR A PRETTY IX)OK. A GAY LOOK, four successful test flights. good potential,” says Sherman. from the preceding week and 8 Late this year, Saturn 1 will be- failed.” • CANOPIE5 J “Working with Y. A. and Gug will per cent from the comparable I He feels persons in his mission ie this bare-armed “ Wand of a Dress,” DAY!” . . . This “ Whirl of Enchantment” A YOUNG LOOK!” . . . for your life of gfai teat f ly l^ early .models of the help him. week of 1982. Free Estimate, c E-Z Term. ^ have no more affection tar the done in the newsy Split-Level Silhouette! WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS United States than they have for is the very newest in City Chicery for the leisure under sun-filled skies! The “ Petite Cuba. “ While their .enthualaam for vpARKSHIRE designed a million dollars’ “ Petite Miss.” PARKSHIRE designed it Cuba may be cooling, there ia no BILLTUNSKY] Miss” can have her vacation, travel and corresponding rise in their affec­ worth of good l(»ks, in tender, summary in clouds of IOO^y Amel Triacetate .Jersey, fun season under way with PARKSHIRE’S tion for the United States,” he Colorado said. . 649-9095 1 colors on 100^ Rayon. The “ Petite Miss” with a skirt that bursts wide, with now “sun-time glamour” print on 100% Amel One reason for I feeling, Father Prendergast i la that can change its mood with a flick of acces­ and forever pleats and an elasticized Triacetate Jersey . . . it’s so easy-to-care- TED TRUDON BLUE SPRUCE sories and be off to anywhere in Pot waistline. The dress you dream of finding for and never-ever crushes. Wait until you ROSE O’GOLD. Mist MINT, Sunny MAUVE or someday, is here in heavenly blends of see yourself in .Jet BLACK, Almond REG. 4.95 NOW Fern AQUA. SIZES: 10P-18P. Sunned ORANGE or Rambler ROSE. BROWN or Frost GREEN Predominating VOLKSWAGEN RUMMAGE 5ALE! SIZES 10P-18P. on WHITE. SIZES; 10P-18P. BUSHES $12.99 $12.99 WEEK-END SALE REG. 8.95 NOW $ C -9 5 WHITE ELEPHANT $14.99 HYBRID TEA CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION HALL RED FOIL OHLY Reg. 16,95 NOW $ J ^ - 4 9 BAKED GOODS — TOYS and BOOKS SAVE 3 0 0 .00 REG. 98e Satarday, May 18 — Noon-.^ P.M. — Refreshments CLIMBING ON N.A.D^. BOOK PRICES WHITE SPRUClE "T Burton’s Once-A-Year Savings Event RED FOIL ONLY REG. 4.95 NOW $ ^ -9 8 1960 RENAULT DAUPHINE $46IU)0 REG. $1.39 SALE priced for 1961 VALIANT 2-DOOR SEDAN $879.60 eOLD FO IL Kwansan 85 East Center St. At Summit St. 1999 PONTIAC 4-DOOR SEDAN $982JI0 OLIMDING and -.‘i t 8 Days CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL! 1999 ENGLISH FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN S389JI9 HYDRID TEA CHERRY TREES REG. $1.69 6-7Ft. ONLY! 1999 RENAULT DAUPHINE $299.09 This is the same type cherry tree you see in 1999 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN Washington. yLEGSIZE STOCIGNSS $889JW Roeh 1998 R A M B L E R STATIO N W AGON SAVE 3.51 REG. $7.95 $491JN Introduce yourself to the beauty, fashion Regular $1..35 styles 1998 M O RRIS C O N V E R T IB LE $299J)0 and LEGSIZE fit of Belle-Sharmeer stock- 7 ing-s, during this once-a-year saving.^ event. BRIDAL WREATH N O W $ 1 .1 7 . pair 1997 DODGE Vt TON P A N E L Your favorite SEAMLESS and FULL $196.00 SPIREA FASHION styles are available at these re­ 1996 B D IC K 2-DOOR SED AN $287.00 duced prices. Regular $ 1.50 Styles 1 1 0 *3 “ NOW $1.28 a poir DONT MISS THESE 10 BARGAINS First Come— First Served HEAVY 3.YUR PLANTS— RES. $1.29

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.MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONMr FRmAY. MAY 17, 1968> I I

ptoducsd wb— t firoiA an story o f a teenage girl (Annua- -Aslmav telto.of -tiie many theor­ MANCHESTER iBVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, 00NN„ FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1968 za) and her problems. It is a tale ies. in man’A eeaibh for knowledge A Thooght for Todiy P A G E 8 E V 1 N But, tfom the p ^ t of y U m ^ of Annuzza’s farm family And of o f the uMvoiae from earttoet Umea her unusual opportunity to go to to the preoent Sponaarad by Um South Windior Um wheat tonnep, govonunsat to^. the city to school. .Violent opposi­ "Siri The OonqutotAdor” by OouaeO ot Ohnnhea terriantloB, regulation anil tion from Annuzza’s father crest-, Maty Stoto -to a third aUay, to r ■gemont has one food pfootlcnl ed a serious situarion at the farm the middle age groiqi, o f Aoa and ‘Tie went Into the hOto to pray.’’ 86 Bast Gsnttt home. Annuzza’s basic ' problems ■Ido. It at toast guarurttoto the Rambo, the wnall brave mibe of Mark C: 41. * A t Summit St. School Board are universal, although the back­ "Brillng the Tiger'’ and "The There to no queaUon that Jeous wheat faumwr a proAtable ibasie ground is a far cry frtm that of Great Rebellion." Thto one has waa the champion of a oonaiatent WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY price for his vdieot, no mattsr how American teen-agers. .k subtle humor 'which adults will pntjrer Nfe, aad quite often He WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL! Lists Factors iniiofa too much is produced. The author saya when sbe writes enjoy as they read H aloud to the went aside to IM in conununkm A number of books o f distinc­ for young people she always has So, next Tuesday,' the wheat young fry. with God alone. Thto was the se­ tion have recently been added to in mind a Romanian folk saylng- "The Giant Golden .Book of tormers of the nation are being cret of His tireless energy, Bto Forjr.ffigh the collection in the Junior Room “ Llghit a candle in the wind; if Birds” w ill serve, as an Introduc­ quiet simplicity and Hto straigth adeed to choose between two alter­ the wind blowa It out, neverthe­ tion . to familiar and interesting • •••«•••••••••'• SU.OO of the Mary Cheney Library. which amazed both followers and ROSES '“ *1*® ' ttos town due to vote natives. By one alternative, they less you Bt It.” birds of the world. The IHustra- OPEN enemlea No matter who we ore or ...... » 1 .» These books are not necessarily "Forever Free” by. Joy Adam­ m narrow on approprtMUng 810,000 w ill stay under the wing of the tione' are colorful, and while the where we live, we will never reach ••••«••••••••• . X.tt those which receive the most ad­ son is the third book in the re­ 5 ? ^ .“ * Wgh sehooL « ■ information is bri^, this is a use­ Cl .nplete maturity os Christians government, accept regulations de­ vertising but rather such titles markable series o f the lioness, ful addition to our collection. n o ta of oduoatton has Ustod 86 signed to control their production, that are culled from lists and re­ Elsa, and her cubs. This book or know the wondrous renewal at polnta in favor of eatabltohing the "Guide for Young Oompers” by spiritual resources imleas we take hut also he guaranteed s decent views written by librarians out­ trils ^ the A^meom' assuming L/t, Colonel M. A. Undholm seems DANNY THOMAS g jg w to th* town’s sohaol,. Tonight standing in 'their fields. guardianship of Elsa’s four cubs time to- pray. How often do you ifin iw ttmUbM^nidlM to It or price for their wheat. to combine'everything a camper, spend momenta opart with God- tai tlite paper “For iTie Love Of A Donkey” after her premature death. young or old, would want to know. TEEN-AGERS V o t ^ wHi toks piaoe from noon , - —7— — jobHahed here. By the other alternative, they by Betty Morgan Bowen la a Jun­ "Otter’s Tale” by Gavin Max­ Submitted by 10 6 p.m. at Wsipplng School. ..*n nsma of niMDUeatKm of epeciai— It included the uses o f wire hang­ The Rev. C. Henry Anderson will give up the regulation and the ior Guild selection. This is a story well is a shortened edition of his er craft and aluminum foil cook­ Jttaor high schools, the board a n alao reaerved. Bmanuel Lutheran Church protection o f the government, and of formidable confusion which "Ring of Bright Blue Water,” ac­ ery .as recent techniques In camp­ saya, ore not new— the fim t one 4 emoa eUeat of N. B. A. followed the destruction th Europe companied by many additional ing. The author speaks with ex­ MARCH AGAINST LEMKEMift Jtos eoUbhshed in 1910; by 1960, undertake to manage their own af­ during World W ar n . Karin had itatirn The photographs. perience for he is both an army 75 per cent o f all seoondaiy schools Ifatbawa ncy—New fairs, a process which has always lost her family, her home, her "Kingdom of the Sun” by Isaac officer and a Boy Scout leader. to ^ notion were on some form oifc. caileado. Detroit ____BaAom. proved cut-throat, hardship-bring­ dearest friend, but she d id. have « Junior nentor high ptan; and to k ilfBm IC. . R . » AUDIT b u r e a u o f BELMONT Sunday, May 19 CIBCDIiATTONE. ing anarchy before. Bellissimo. a lovable donkey On Oonnscticuit, two-thiids o f t h e which she lavished her affection. yS- yf' It is comfortable going along RUG CLEANING •obool population are now on some TPe Herald FrIntiBK Oompain. lae.. When a wonderful auid mysterious form o f junior high plan. ------to flnaiiclal reapopkbmty foe under the government wing; but stranger, the Professor, came to NASSIFF ARMS .deal enon appearlnc ta ad- CUSTOM-MADE ROLL-UP ALUMINUM Del Knowtos, The faotad soys better provision And her and take her to the Chil­ meBta aad other readbuc matter K means you are never going to AWNINGS Prop. osn be mode for iadlvldual dlf- NOW ...M ORE THAN 1077STORES TO SERVE YOU COAST-TO-COASTI I Kaacbeater Bventpjt Herald. dren’s Village In Switzerland, he 991 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER be free; K means, in truth, that Bing Width Some torenoea hy b r in g in g together _DiaBiay_ adrertlaliia cloeliiA boon: found Karin and Bellissimo' were Window Height PriM the problnn may never be solved. inseparable. Officialdom would not 36” Combination I enough puphs to make class grcups goe MpoAir—1 p.m Fridar 60” $ 2 5 .7 5 AREA COLLECTION CENTER workshto Hie town to Imtted Wor TPMdajr—1 P-m. Xoodap. It is a painful risk to kick out permit transportation of one 42” 60” Service ’ Wedneadar—1 P-m. TDesdajr. small donkey, so the Professor $ 2 7 .1 5 SMC Stamps now, beesqae therc are not enough CtRANTS dai^^l P-m. Wedneadap. the government and try to go It 48” 60” WILL BE OPEN SUNDAY. 3 to 6 P.M. pupils in each school on each de­ P— p.m. nmrtelay. and Karin and Bellissimo set out $ 2 8 .9 0 Quality “ NORWOOD” lay—1 p.m. Friday. alone. It might very well ruin you to walk the long way to the bor­ 54” 60’’ Workmanship! velopmental level to allow ns/tijs- . ------V deadline: 10:SO a.m. eaeP $ 3 1 .0 0 Teen-agers: Your Collection Kit may be turned in here teatory grouping. 4ay o< poblleatlaa except Saturday — as an individual, destroy your der This is not just any adven­ 60” 60” $ 3 2 .7 5 f a.m.' farm as a farm. But going, it this ture story, but it is a journey of 643-0012 or at Miin Headquarters, West Hartford. Ourrtoulum offeringa can also love against a background of war be strengthened In a junior Mgh, Friday, May 17 way may be the only way to guar­ DOOR CANOPIES TO MATCH ravaged country, empty villages, the board otalms. “ to a Junior caiTler antee that the problem will some and lost children. The jo y and hu­ width Projection Price high," the board says, "you can wHh Splendid Day day be solved, through oonrunon mor and kindness o f this tale 42” 42” $ 2 8 .9 0 more readily, sattafactorHy and spring damp sense finally beaten into the wheat shines brightly against a grim set­ 48” 42” 1 3 1 .0 0 soonomicaUy, offer foreign lan­ Bafova K o n e , K had pro- ting. guage, sclenoe, mathematics, shop, farmers themselves. Maybe you Tided «a wtth Juat admit every- “ Annuzza” by Hertha Seuber- 54” 48” $ 4 0 .2 0 home economies, music, art and should be wiUtog to go broke your­ IWnF- lich is a translation o f a Romani­ 72” 48” iIsjIS We've Kept Up With The Timet ty p ta .” self, next year, ou your wheat The board notes that q>scial k waa, fo r aome 18 orbita. a FREE INSTALLATTON—ALL COLORS farm, so that whoever may be help can be jfiven slow leamsra, "textbook flight," unbelievably ---For 72 Years honors courses can be offered to farming it 30 or 40 years from now ■nooth and flawleea in ita instru­ MANCHESTER AWNING CO. Though we’ve kept up with the times when it comes to aerv- ' the gifted, and remedial help can can farm it not tuider the direction Spring 195 W. CENTER ST— ’TEL. 649-3091 mental functioning. ices and equipment, we have held steadfast to the old-faish- ' be given under the junior h lta 7 of his government, but in Chris­ system. I t wound up depending upon the Cleaning? ioned virtues of friendly warmth, courteous consideration tian economic brotherhood with all Llbreiry fscUities eould be pro­ aool and flawlees functioning of and neighborly spirit of helpfulness. You'll enjoy doing vided that are not now possible his fellow wheat farmers. the iftiat amaaing instrument this business here. In the four schools serving the You are a wheat fanner, so how Use Our Convenient BRivana has yet seen invented— town; special facilities fo r sciencs, language, art, music and athletics the human brain. do you vote next Tuesday? For SPRING AIR dull, dreary, but dependable 'Ar 'ft 4k would also be possible. It waa, in almost all its aspects, The board also found that pu- bread ? Or for a fancy principle FREE 1b the long and skilled preparation *aemt to odd new life, « quicker step, V pUs in a Junior-high program tend that might work? • which had gone into it. In the for I yff increaied vigor offer a long hard win- SAVIMGS to remain longer in school, noting FABULOUS 400^ that a alx-ysar study in Schenec­ tttude and courage of those who STORAGE tor. Nature bloisoms forth from stollu LOJI l IV tady of their 46-year-old ju^or SEAMLESS dared riak reputation and knowl- InsuK To Everything On Winter Clothes SUPER SPECIAL! that appeared dead. A s o c 1 r 11.> Ni high program showed a drop-out Drip-Dry Rayon CkaUio MESH NYLONS adg« on It while the astronaut How we sympathize with those rate of 16% compared with a himself risked life, an impressive Free Pidiup and Delivery Spring it a true-to-life example of God'i i/rstunrm^sA Vfjrms state average of 35%. The board Greeks who, for whatever reasons, also saya there are fewer failures 26-INCH FULLY EQUIPPED triumph in that realm President '0 nasiieiat lasTiXMTiea are protesting the imminent ar-. Call 643-4266 promise if we accept Him. Current Annual Dividend and lesa retardation in a junior Ca^Cdieit versatility Omr aeta-oeaoon atyleo Kennedy called that o f the human rival and tostallation, somewhere On Insured Savings hlta program. STREAMLINED TANK BICYCLE Finally, the board notes, "The spirit. in Athena, of a 12 foot statue of . . Behold, I make all thingt new . . , BRANCH OFFICE. ROUTE 81, COVENTRy And. then it was, in the well in- pcoposed accreditation program 8oinaiqrvmyBtofaangCto>eC<>d- 34^ Iona COOL SUMMER DRESSK former President Harry Truman. PINE CLEANERS ' ^ the of the state oontaina at least two tentimied but esiasperating morcwi- ders, each with its own diatm! I^>-to-tbe4imuite features W e suppose there are other 656 CENTER STREET ^ fountain of the water of life freely." MON.-TUES.-FRIDAY requirements which we could not Ity o f the questieming by which our statues in history }ust as gro­ Cytra Hfiiirc open till s p.m meet under our jm sent 8-4 plan. W hite, or v^bHe with o d o r edge. mduding built-in twin , Revelation 2115, 6 They are the section pertainii^ to So t a hioeiabie...BO flattering television interviewers sought to tesquely inappropriate But it is ■■AH Cl I I U I I I W THURSDAY 9 AM. to 8 FJU—1 WED. CLOSED AT NOON Mr,36*k»g , _____ ■ 1.77 Geanta femons flrst qnal- headlights...as in the new make the wife of the astronaut offering Industrial arts and home ...A marvelous ooHection of difficult to think wlhat they might sconomica to Grades 7 and 8; 46", 6 4 'long ______2.27 iiy sheers. Reinforced cars! Also gleamingchrcmie gurii and eoo in approved soap THE CHURCH OF THE HAZAREHE styie8...aleevclcss or caprieevee. be. 836 M A IN ST., M ANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT and the section <»i science facili­ eS-Iong ______■______2.77 heels and toes. Itan-ie^ nms, deluxe chain guard. opera style, an amazing demon- ties and equipment available to Siaes 12-20, 4044. Here it Is being proposed that Matabing Vsduioe. sistant mesh. 8% to H . Chrome erovm fork, rear ■tration of how pointless and silly “A CHURCH WITH A MISSION” these grades. Ihe accreditation 46-68. Y o «’H want several! the product of an American sculp­ pronam, the board reports, 1a ex- YoaWwani Bcveral pahs! reflector and kickstand. 1.25 weekly our elvilizatimi can get. tor, who may be very good for all SUNDAY SERVICES peotod to bec(»ne (Relative on a But, in the main^ even our cov­ we know, khould be displayed Sunday S c h o o l...... 9:80 atatewids basis in September » 66. ^ erage of this event was intelligent among the glories of ancient ■ Worship Hour ...... 10:46 •nd in good taste. ‘ / Youth Fellowship ...... 6:00 OhorOh Honors W o riu n Greece. Here it is being proposed Evangelism ...... 7;00 Goraniams, Our eavtor Lutheran Church wUl FAMOUS SALE! Enjoy Superb Sound Performonce! ■nils was thrilling triumph - all that there be honor paid a medioc­ s • hold a ReoognMlon Vesper servloe the way, and one of the things rity by elevating him to a pedestal WEDNESDAY Bunday ait 3:30 pm., honoring NORWOOD which made it an especially thrill­ in the company of the heroes of Mid-week Service ...... 7:90 Geraniums, tbooe who bava donated time and 8-TRANSlSTOR ing triumph was the fact that, to ■ervioe to the church end (he eon- Homer. iraotoni and mb-oontraoton In .PORTABU RADIO » greater degree than ever before, But the most grotesque aiq>ect of the oonotruotion o f the buQdiiig. w e could all be tn Informed, Intel­ the whole proposition would be its Geraniums Town offWdali, school officdals and aX Lutheran churdi bodies in ligent contact with what was go­ enshrinement, in long - lasting tbs Greater Hartford area have ing on. This flight seemed to do bronze, o t a version o f modem his­ IcltoU en is been extended an invitation to the more than all the others to make tory which makes even the most Only High and still aervtoe. space travel seem a functioning imaginative Greek myth seem Aftenfion Ths Rsv. Victor G. Atoers, ex- voLors aJ oii^ 1 acutive oscretary of the Atlantic reality, rather than some mysteri­ relatively factual and solid. ous miracle. ...custom designed and District o f the Lutheran Churoh- This statue would commentorate LITTLE GIRLS OF MANCHESTER Qualify Plants more totosouri Eynod. w ill be the prin- There did remain something of the fact that one Harry Truman crested to give yen exactly el|)al speaker. The Rev. W alter G. Handsome decorator styl­ the rite in H all. When we put waa the author and promulgator what you wont in a kitchen. FROM Ahet, pastor of Our Savior Church ing! Has automatic vol­ OFFICERS OF THE LITTLE MISS SOFTBALL and odber Lutheran clergymen w ill flerii and blood and soul up (m top of a policy called the Truman Doc­ Every detail is expertly Gariiniums! ume ocmtral, tone true 3* o f all that power, and blast it off planned according to your , partkdpato to the service. WilUam trine. This was the policy by which LE A G U E will be at the Manchester High School (Black flchwarta, president of the oongre- speaker. Slide-ride dial toward the unknown and the in­ preferences and tastes! Why an empire-weary Britain be­ top area in the rear). gatton, wBl extend his greettogs to 9 not visit our showroom WOODLAND for ea y,pin point tuning. finite, that is like an ancient act queathed the exp>ense and responsi­ ttw visiting dignitariles. soon? There’s no obligation. Aftsr the vea|>eni, refreshments of sacrtfloe and prayer—a pagan bility of saving Greece from Com­ For Memorial Day revival, perhaps, so stupendous esiU be served in the Petorsen munist revolution to us. Harry M. A . Peterson, Inc. Saturday, May-18,10 a.m. to 12 noon GARDENS Room. Serving on committees of and absorbing it proves to be the Truman did not think it up, and ^ WINDOW BOXES, URNS ; arrangements are Richard Smith, _ Q m K t «T/<7A^86-C0UNT DRIP-DRY SOFT SIDE 607-A NEW P A R K AVE. one thing that can still summon us the rea.son it finally attained the ofaairman; Mrs. Richard Smith, West Hartford 10, Conn. and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and HOME GARDENS secr etary; DavM bHUer, Frank TIER AND PLAID ZIPPER all into an^ awed and breathless nomenclature status of a doctrine Are Good Enough WHITE COTTON PERCALES miity bock on earth. Hayes end Mha Richard Sievers, VALANCE SET LUGGAGE was that It took the petals who Open Thnrs. Eve. till 8 P A L to accept applications for the coining season. taticatta program; Mis. Frank But that mystic aspect seems were making policy in his adminis­ To Fif Info Your n y s s , retaeehment ofaalnnan; Mr. SntETCH-CORNHI FITTED SHEETS YoardiotGK bound to fade. This is all. after all, tration so ItMig to force-feed in­ end Xbs. TUchard Staubaoh and FWHy danticized at both ends for 84 IWBox GIRLS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY Mr. and M is . R a lfh Runde, pro­ the rational, intelligent creation doctrinate him with the idea that Jt.(^ a r/er 35'-50'-85' SDXxttfa, wrinkle-free fit. Eai^ on; Tof* Bag o f man himself for man. This too Garden Arrangemenfs! gram; Mr. and Mzs. Edward R. Club Bag ^^vUUtaA'FLIP-DOW N' he had to be for it. PARENT WHEN MAKING APPLICATION ______;______Kuehn, ta viteitlm and piibUciiy. no puffing or tugging. Saoibrized. the copocitiea of mAn can make | 2I*WML«Kltr, History Hkes to play such jokeS They’re Beauties! ■ ' On Sunday.'Hay 26, between the DosiUeFItted____ SAT routine. Soon we will be able to on Itself, and erect statues and TRANSPM ^ED BEDDING bouBS e f 2 to 6 pm . the church STEREO PORTABLE Girls who are eligible must have attained the age of • Ebndsome, ruggedl 3-pIy have astronauts but m the uni­ plaques glorifying men for deeds will bold open bouse for ail other SWCY-SMOOTH FLAT SHEETS years before the first of June, but who will not attain churches in the town, for the phb- Changer compartment drops down forreopidplay- verse without having it interfere they never accomplished or pofl- ^ P L A I ~ A Repeat Speciat! Thread for thread the same as nu ' -’Specially priced andtoe. wneer fran^. Ito to the least with ou. more routine the age of 13 before the first of September 1963. Ifc! art large, and for those unable construction. Poly hsm- ' ffite when Bof ht lbl6.~ cies they never really' favored. WHEE! WATER’S From Us, Uie Grower to Yon^Mealthy plants, to eittend the recognition service.. tionally advertised brands costing cially smart! Natural diviMons, quarrels and diversions About half our public acclaim, one true to name and with sattofaetton guaranteed. ROSES—Time to Plant' H i|^ School Menus so much more. Lab-tested fw wear. color Osnaburg cotton; dles. Nylon stitching. • G a rra rd * 4-speed • Automatic last record 'b a r on earth. Soon we will stop might guess, goes to the wrong HO/r~-HOT,.. A^D A few well placed plants will Nturn your Bush. Cllm berf, Florlbundo ' Monday—grinders, pickles tad 81x106'______JL17 braid and loop fringe ,26* Pullman or r'mme automatiic record shut-off; 8 controls for grounds into Inxiuloas surrounding^ peppers, peaches; TiMsday — no getting a lift qut of space! and.be- people, and .sometimes the acclaim THERE’S A LOTI 89c each— 3 fot 2<55 ‘ ' in S color combinatiems. 2P* Jumbo Pullman 0 * 4 4 changer • Handscxne top stereo flexibilify gin drawing apooe down into our lunch; Wednesday—meat loaf tad 42bi38%* Ptocale Pffiow Csaes. that is oast in bronze or cut in Snaps, Petunias, Alysaum, Marigoids^^Ne- (THIS WEEK ONLY) gravy, mashed potatoes,' corn, ice *plu8 Fed. tax rid i Mack finish • • U.L. approved own pettier orbit, until, out of marble outlives the much more mesia. Zinnias, Torenia, Balsam, LobeUL oream; Thursday—chicken vege­ Xpndy-coatad ehc: sla tes man’s mpretne triumph, we have | perishable truth Now! For only 9%^ a Ageratom, Salvia, many others. A C ^' table noodle soup, grilled cheese Mostly Dos...... O D C m oe more produced man’s limi- But let’s not export cheap trash POHED ROSES tl it l sandwiches, gingerbread and Ctmdy’^ocrtad peanuts totions. day for fuel...hot water oream; Friday— fish sticks, french SHOP-SAVE-NOW ! FIND TOP BARGAINS EVERYWHERE history-Art to Greece, pureet moth­ Springfime Ice Cream 7 o r i i Paje rich nnlk Aocolato m el^ ^ • But ^rsaterday it was all clean ^for all—all the time! M od potatoes, peas, gelatin with ^ m your hand. er of all the arts, Invmtor of his­ In Our Gmnnhousns You'll Find fruit. Mlik is served with all meals. and wonderful (md exciting,^ a tory, worshipper of truth. Festival CHRYSANTHEMUMS Garden d u b Sale beautiful eocample of human con- I f you live in a typical boose, Many small plants such .as: Potted FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAT—MAY 17-18-19 The A very Heights Garden Club aept and hunum performance at yon could easily run out of hot AT Coleus, Laniana, Petunias, Ageratum. 4 for 95t * iwd sponsor a plant sale at the cne more peak, the qualities and J > pm . Borne o f the many .varieties mixed and vital and. essential to Bob Hope show the other night only 9}^* a dciy.Think o f it — WE.STOWM o f plants being sold are .annuals, one another, so that it really was who \^

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the lEuiguage b f the people they -write, not only - their own language far been Incorporated. He eald in cent a t Um toted 804 claims were cbur6h school tsaohen^ anting Three States S till Hold Out Peru Missionary serve, record and analyze it so but Spanish, the language of the Jobless Claims Hebron no uncerteUn terms that thb re- Sunday vn n lrm at 5 at tba honia filed by women. Rockville residents FO R RENT that a body a t literature is creat­ cities. ’They have better living accoisrted for 203 o f the totsi. gionsa board abould learn to live of Mr. and Mrs. PhiUp Danon- / Speaks at Church ed through which people may' be facilities, have learned to com­ Decrease by 10% 8 aad 16 t e u Hovla within its budget He bopea that oourt of 'Andover. On 1954 Segregation Ruling taught. It Involves setting up municate wtlh each other and some —sound or slleni, siss 8 8 MM, Church Fund the rest of the cut can be pro­ ’The Brotherhood of St, schools and economic, agricultural slide projectors. vided for as time permits, other­ H ie R*v. Wayne Snell, mis- have been trained as teachers and will hold Ha usual mesfiag tonwr- (ConUnned from Pag* One) and marketing programs. to do Hmited medical wo^k. The nutniber of unemployment Rubacha Family wise they will have a fight on their row St 7:30 s-m. to a similar case In New Jersey,, otonary. from Pam, will epeak at The Snells work with the'Machl- claihns filed in Manchester f ^ the WELDON DRUG CO. Gets $11,200 hands, it is reported. dered to ohanga Ms atUtudea, the state education' eommieeionef Sunday estylcea at 10:40 am . and guena Indians, a primitive tribe of week ending May 11 dropped 901 Mala St— Tel. Ml 8-6881 dMancheeter Evening H e r n ld more than 10 per cent, from 099 Going to Japan BasebsU Talk habits, customs and deeply rooted •poke of "extreme racial imbal­ 7 pm . EEt the Preabyterian Church. 5,000 to 10,000 members who make ♦ Polar Palace Burng A good deal of interest is being Hebcen eomspondent, BOee Suann ance." The mieslonary Is studying an- up one Of the 80 tribes o f Peru. to 894, compered with figures fbr In Pledges expressed by baseball patrons r»> M Pendleton, telephena X$$-$4$«. traditions—which, mofeovsr, had Oakwood, the school involved, thropology at Hartford Seminary ’They are based at Yarlnacochia HOUjIWOOD (AP) - r Ice the previouB week. Mrs. Leonard Rubacha a n d nrdtaic the continued use of the been supported by law for more has a 90 per cent Negro enroll­ foundation and his wife is study­ where a medical clinic with two" skaters around the world knew Olaims filed in the state as a daughters, Unda, 8, and Lori, 6, Effort* ttf reach the goal of baaebaB flcM by younger playere. than 100 years. ment. 'The commissioner, Fred­ ing linguistics. ’The Snells and doctors and thrm nurses is main­ the old Polar Palace. It was a whole dropped a lesser percentage, are leaving Bradley Field, Windsor RANGF erick M. Raublnger, said that al­ •Hollywood landmark. $15,000 for redeooratlon of the He­ Ute Held is on the glebelands of In 1849, a Massachusetts case their children, ’Terry, 12, Ronald tained, an EUrbEuse for nine planes, from 33,500 to 31,584, for the Locks, tomorrow morning by Jet, \ M> S t Peter’s Episcopal Church snd CHILDREN'S though .there was no Intentional 11, Sandra, 9, and Melody, 6, are same periods. Unemployment is bron First Congiwgatlohal Church upheld the legality of, “ separate their only mode of travel except Workmen finished remodeling It for Japan and a reunion w ith' Interior have been rewarded to has been allowed for a small sun segreMtim. the jsltuaUon in fact In this countty on furlough. They for rivers and a radio center which recently. The Pacific , skating running at about the seme level F U E L O IL but .equal’’ In the Boston schools "conailtutes under New Jersey Staff Sgt. Leonard Rubacha. date by pledgee of $11,200,* given yeariy, aroUnd $100. HEALTH SAND expect to return to Peru In Au­ broadcasts weather and keeps a championships were to have been as this time last year. Stnoe December Mrs. Rubacha at a church rally and supper. $500 This was not included in the (the legislature promptly deseg­ law a deprivation of educational gust dally check on teams working in held there at the end of the year. GASOLINE opportunity for pupils compelled Manchester - Rockville ranked and her daughters have been li-ving had been previously pledged by the proposed budget, the argument W. H. ENGLAND regated them by statute). In San The Snells are among the more the jungle. But early ’riiursday, a fire 13th In the state this week for at the home of her parents, Mr. Women’s Fellowship, and $700 by b e l^ that tt might establish a to attend the school.’’ But he did than 4,000 graduates of Wycllffe Each team spends about half the broke out In Us coffee shop. It Francisco, in the early 1900’s, chll- not tell the school board specifical­ total claims filed. Heirtford re­ snd Mrs. C. Edwin Jacobson, 92 anonymous contributions. Pledges preoiklent for private groups. It LUMBER C O . drsn of oriental parentage were Bible ’Translators Inc. who are at year living In Jungle villages of blazed , through the structure, mains the front runner, with 4,773 Princeton St. will be payable during the coming was suggested that the field be ly how to balance the enrollment "work in some 25 countries under people with whom they work. ’The threatening a movie sound stage BANTLY OIL ■ Open AH Dny Sntoiday a •ant to separate sohooTs for a at Oakwood. out t>f work, "wivile Bridgeport ’The family will live at Masawa, three ynra. rented by the town, to be kept brief period. mlsrion boards o f at le u t 30 re­ Snells have three Jungle homes in next door. CO M !’ N\V, J.NC, "A t the Oreen"— In Washington last Wednesday, had 4,472, New Haven 3,698, and Japan, Where a new five-room Mrs. Donald E. Oriffin o f He­ up for baseball. ’The field was DWORIN'S But the towering, landmark Utt- ligious denominstiona, both Prot­ addition to a home on the base. Sixteen fire companies battled Wnterbury 2,719. house Ifl awaiting them. ’They plan a House Education subcommittee .!;j. .M.u.N bron center or William Crooks of formerly used for the town ball Uon—on which the teuthemer estant and Catholic. During their 12 years of edu­ the flames. 'They didn’t have much New Britain ranked fifth in the to stay in'Japan for three years. teem. voted to deny federal funds to They carry the Gospel to peo­ Amston Lake may be called upon Kd based his case for segregation segregated schools which do not cating the Illiterate the Snells luck. The building was gutted. state with 2,288 on the unemploy­ The house is about two miles from .■Mitchell ;i- to accept pledges by any who Church News —wa* Plessy vs. Ferguson In 1896, ple* of remote areas and, at the have seen the change that comes Firemen estimated the loss at ment rolls. Masawa Air Force Base, where present desegregation plans next same time, systematically leom iivKCkvilIc r|{ ."j-.'l'JTI were unable to attend the rally Sunday church services will be: Here, the United States Supreme month, and do not have a plan In when individuals can read and *300,(XK). In Manchester, about 47.8 per Sgt. Rubacha la stationed. and who wish to contribute. Hebnm F im Congregational. 10 For New Low Prices! Court Upheld a Louisiana statute operation by June, 1964. Candy Sale* Oo WeQ a.m.; Gilead, 11:15. The Rev. John requiring separate accommoda­ In Birmingham, Ala., last week, Babe Ruth and Little -jeagucrs N Cross, pastor, will take as his '59 FORD '57 CHEVROLET tions for Negroes and whites on a prominent businessman told this have already sold 50 dozen boxes sermon theme, "The Ehrerlasthtg Professional the railroad. 'The court pointed to correspondent the white attitude of candy mints, according to Mrs. Truth." Falrlan* “500" 4-Door Hard­ 4-Door Wagmi. Blue. Radio, segregation of the schools as a top. Alaskan white. Radio, heater, powergllde. N a 43M. toward desegregation is In a "5S- Frank Celio, Babe Ruth treasurer. The annual association,' meeting . CARPET precedent for the railroad ruling. 45-26 " pattern. Proceeds will be ■ divided between of the Tolland Association of Con­ heater, Fordomatlc, white­ Then, In 19M, another Supreme wall. N a 3977. $795 "People over 66 say thsy’U the two leagues regarding the gregational Churches and mlnia- CLEANING Court reversed tlUs position. never uccepi iiilegiutiu>i, .j quantity sold and will be used for tera will take i^ace Sunday after­ $1025 Like an echo of the reconstruc­ said. “ Those In their 40’s say they baseball equipment. noon and evening at Union Church, tion era, Southerners angrily don’t like It but expect to have to llIIDT lOISEIOLD niHS at III DISCOnHTS! A t a recent meeting of the Rockville. Ttl. 649-17S2 '57 OLDSMORILE charged that "the North la trying agree. And those in their ab’s say, board of Finance, Hedley E. Hill,' St. Peter’s Episcopal Church: '60 FA LC O N to Jam Integration down our ‘it’s Inevitable. Let’s accept as chairman, is quoted as saying that station Wagon. Gray. Radio, throats." Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; choral Black. Radio, heater, Ford- heater, automatle, power much as is necessary and get the of the $13,000 cut in the regional DARNER’S RUe In the nine years since the court Eucharist and sermon, also church omatie, whitewall t i r e a steering. No. 3995. show on the road.’’ board budget, only $3,950 has so school, 10 a.m. There will be a and Upholstery Cleaning Stock No. 4345. decision, there have been many FOAM-BACKED AREA ramifications In the broad and dif­ $1195 $795 ficult field of race relations. JFK Grad Speaker ’The Birmingham struggle, for RUGS A SIZE FOR example. Is over Negro demands SACRAMENTO, CalU. (AP). — for desegregation of lunch count­ President John F. Kennedy will ers and fitting rooms in the stores, deliver the commencement ad­ EVERY NEED! '60 CHEVROLET for Improved conditions of em­ dress and receive an honorary ployment, etc. degree at San Diego State College on June 6. MAR-SAL DRAPECY SHOP 4-Door. Dawn gray, In some Southern cities, Negroes Gov. Edmund G. Brown said he TOe MSt of "BeU, Book and Candle,' wnicu opeiu tonight in Rockvilie, a_.. left to i.g.t-, .,ar- deposed "Jim Crow," the rule that confirmed the arrangements in a radio, heater, pow- required him to sit In the back of m n NIctiolML lODoeo M urphy, MenW DriacoU, JeLines Stoug’hton and Mrs. Bea Paul. (Herald bho- 997 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—TEL. 643-9295 $■ telephone conversation with the toby Satemis). ergiide, whitewall the buses. President ’Thursday. In others, they demonstrated for tires. Glenn S. Dumke, chancellor of the right to use swimming pools, the state colleges, will crnifer an and “The SH'ver Whistle" in Rock- Tourgee. set decoration by Bar­ libraries, museums. They learned RockviUe-Vemon villa bara Orlowskl, costumes by Gall honorary doctor of laws degree on FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME WE ARE FEATURING the power of the economic boy­ the President. “Brfl, Book and Candle” is be­ Kohler. cott. They used non-violent meth­ Richly patterned cut ing directed by E)meat Cirillo, di­ ’Tickets are available from Mrs. ods, “ sit-ins" and "kneel-lns” to Players Ready rector of dramatics at the Wind­ Alan Mead, Skinner Rd„ or at the FOR ONE WEEK CUSTOM MADE DRAPES WITH '63 VOLKSWAGEN '60 PLYMOUTH dramatize and enforce their de­ and loop Rayon pile sor High School and president of door. Micro Boa. ’Tutone green. 8 2-Door Hardtop. Red. Radia mands. on cotton bock con­ ’Theatre o f the Green in Windsor, aeats. Radio, heater. Low, heater, automatic. With the help of federal courts, struction...non-skid who recently directed “Death of a Witches Brew Approval by 38, or three-fourths low mileage. Windows all $1095 they are fighting discriminatory WANTED! foam rubber back! Salesman” for the Manchester arotmd. Many other extra* AND YOU GET of the state legislatures is re­ practices with regard to registra­ Fresh decorator col­ Uttle Theatre. quired to ratify a constituUonal No. 4319. tion for voting. And In regions Clean, Late Model The aoene is New York CMy; the Sets and lighting are by Anche '61 OLDS. 88 ors for 0 now Spring TRIPLE-S time 1* the preaenL Seated in the amendment. where they have been prevented, FREE LABOR '60 FORD 4-Door Hardtop. White, ra­ or discouraged, from voting, their look! BLUE oenrter is Sidney Redlitch, an au- dio, heater, hydramatle, thOT of books about magic, who Galaxie 4-Door Hardtop. leaders, are carrying out registra­ 21**x48"...... 1.t9 STAMPS whitewalls, power steering, tion drives. Their political power USED CARS earnestly and tnnocently explains Gold, radio, heater, Fordo­ ON A L L matlc, whitewalls, power power brakes. Stock Na Is growing in the South. TOP PRICES PAID 2«"xT0".....2.S9 that he beUenree there are real 4354. PURCHASES witches Uving among us today. Your choieo of fabrics In florals, prints, solids, brakes, power steering. All this has had repercussions se'*xB0»...... a.t9 21x41" TWEED To his left rits Gillian H**Safatg- '57 OLDSMOIILE Bptn S u ft**—opemlor See iha Cadet '59 CHEV. IMPALA m t bo bohind eon- 875-7609 Convertible. Black. Radio, 4-Dobr. Black. Radio, neater,'. M OAKLAND 8T^-PHONE 648-2791—MANCHESTER train boforo nsowor coo •295 automaUc. No. 4188. nUrt. “ N o occsdowul Damoastrated heater. Power Glide, white- i$ortn. Entorpriso 1945 « wall tire*. Stock No. 4238. $795 • Now—l#if bior , LARttE SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM woicki; oonior Uioo ’ $1695 ooor to linndio. yEaeiiuim mvk 9i '56 CHEVROLET Toro Jtf/d. Corp. '60 VOLKSWAGEN 4-Door Wagon. Tutone green. If your 2-Door. Radio, heater. Ideal Radio, heater, powergUda Ipw eo*( transportaUon. Stock No. 4008. TRADE IN YOUR OLD SPECIAL OFFER. ’ ■" wnin.wiNir lawn looks $1195 $595 FUR TOWARD A' ROTARY MOWER shaggy '58 FORD 2-Door. White and blue. Ra­ ;S7 FORD NEW MINK STOLE MUCNESTER 80TTLING CO. INC. dio, heater 6 cylinder, stand­ Country Squire 9 Pass. Wag­ and your ard tranamlaslon. Stock Na on. V-8, radio, heater, auto- TOMORROW 10 Hondorson RocmI Manchester, Conn. Self 4010. nuiUc. Stocl^ No. 3817. Phono 643-7922 Propelled temper's $725 $595 Name ...... f . Have You An Old Fur Coat $149.95 getting 12B OMmt "OK" Um4 Cm H CIwm* Proa short . . . That Needs Repairing? Town . isce $79.95 .Phone Model* And Up BUY 10 CASES: GET 1 CASE FREE Only SE^ US TOMORROW FOR „ IB FLAVORS , LARGE BOTTLES ONLY This tim # FREE ESTIMATES FUvS!!?* *** Beverages we will give you 1 case g e t a Wme prodnete labetod te show eoantey af origtaf pliia tax OFFER GOOD AT PtAOT ONLY—PICK UP AND SAVE CHEVROLET/ CASE QUALITY OASOB OA805 CASE CASE CAKE CASE CASE 'CASE FREE 8 8 4 6 8 7 ' 8 9 10 CASE "A FRIENDLY >LACE TO BUr* SIBERIAN FUR SHOP YOU MUST BBJNO THIS COUPON WITH YOU , . . TQRO HAHN-ECLIPSE 289^1 • OPEN EVENINGS. 144 MAIN RfTKEBT 467 CONN. BOULEVARD. EAST HARTFORD TH E h o m e : OF QUALinr FURS MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO ID P.M.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, SlAY 17, 1963 / , MANCHESTER BVISNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNv FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN Rockville-Vernoh vllle police driving too fast ear­ Boiiae of Manchester, two parC^ lier in the evening. of land on Hawley St. and Jack-i I ReconiAiend Veteran Teachers According to the Coroner’s re- AMBROSE M. DIEHL Death Attributed Jezewski bed been at k Ver- ^ J s ^ is Ekvterprlses Inc. of Man­ For bar and grill since about i chester to Roland R. t nd Adriewe JALOUSIE To Speed, Liquc^ A pripis, and had aq alcohol A. Beeaetite, prop«^ty on Schaller PORCHES Submit Resignations E Rd. Ple«H> Coll 049-OSS8 content of about ,33 per cent in his blood. BuUdlng Pernilta ^ „ The death of Robert J. Jesewskl John Kerin for Williams Oil Co, board o f education last night accepted the resigna- o f Ellington, who died In Rock­ Inc., to remodel three-car •7 pf . two Manchester High School teachers, Miss Jeanne ville City Hospital on April 10 af­ Into showroom at 341 Broad St., Cosipiled by Studenta of I^chaBtcr High School Mr. William C. Co|,^,Paeslt7 A ifllir W.600. ^ and Mrs. Helen Page Skinner, who have given a com- ter his car ran off the road at Rt. Public Records Calvin Stelneker, to add room to IM M years of service to the school. 83 at WindsorviUe Rd., haa been house at 07 Milford Rd., 02,()OO. Low aubmittod her reelg*^ attributed to high apeed and al­ Easement John Baratow, to demolish four- (or peraonal reuoiu. She of the modem languages depart­ cohol. Town of Manchester to Southern car garage at 468-460 Main St., . to retire at the end o f the ment she has supervised the Span­ Tolland County Coroner Bernard New England Telephone Oo., r i^ t 1125; assessed value, 0511. 01 year. Mre. Skinner** reaig- ish teachers also. J. Ackerman hae found that there David O Dell Elected President of 1963- 64 Student Council of Aviay along Bryan ' Dr„ Pond John Tierney, to add two dor­ waa aubmitted becauae of She was bom in Boulogne, was "no doubt whatever that the Lane, Oomwall Dr„ Oarmam Rd, mers to house at 11 Academy St., France. She earned a B.A. from. deceased was unfit to operate and any new road tn that area. 0500. ^ . Bates College in Lewiston, Maipe, Low is head of the mod (his) vehicle because he was un­ Warrantee Deeds St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, to “ Anyone of the four of us could have won. It wat a ralief taaguage department at the and an M.A. from Middlsbury der the Influence of intoxicating Roland R. and Adrienne A. Bes­ erect five identical, free-standing MHS Runners school. Mrs| Skinner was the (Vt.) College, both with majors in liquor ...” sette of Manchester to Joseph O. ground identification signs on Rt. Central Clips Indians to know that I had won, but I know that I will have a tough ad o f the Sock and Buskin dra­ French. She also holds a diploma The accident occurred, accord­ and Laura St. Pierre of Manchea- 83. Rt. 44, Rt. 44A, Center and lob ahead of me to do one-half the job that Bill Whiteaell matic club for many yeara before from the University of Paris. ing to the coroner’s report, when ter, property at 742 W. Middle' Church Sts., and Park St„ 0260. Take Central has done this year. He is a natural leader.” retiring from the post a few years Miss Low has spent many sum­ JezeWski lost control of hU car Tpke. W. B. Logue, to finish off two So exclaimed David Cdell, * 6 4 ,------7—-' ------— ■■ ■ . i| ^ and she organized the high mers in Burope, particularly visit­ Miss Jeanne M, Low Mrs. Helen Page Skinner while turning from Rt. 83 into Walter J. Tedford of MahCheo- rooms and bath on second floor of OPBN 7 DAYS In 11-Inning Thriller victor of the Wednesday Student the idea of astablibUstaing a iiudantiii aenool’s reading program. ing France. WindsorviUe Rd. The car hit a ter to Utbane J. and Catherine A. house at 6 O’Leary Dr., 01,300, Council Presidential Election. A f­ ^ 'e joined the school system 32 U MAPLE ST. In 67-46 Win Court to handle diZeipUnary prob- Mra. Katherine D. ^ u m , board road sign, swerved down the road After posting five consecirtive ter a week ‘of campaigning for the years ago. son of Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne in Bangkok. Mr. Cushing is a 1058 Across From First National lems at MHS. ehalrman, cited Mies I.ow’8 “ out- for about another 1,500 feet, hit Parking Lot Ictorles by couplng illImoly hitting coveted office, it was announced Deborah Roacoe, *64, oervad as a d d in g services'* to the school. Mrs. Skinner, a teacher at Man­ Cushing, 75 Wells St. gi-aduate of Manchester High a tree, and ran another 114 feet The nickname "Fleotfest” cer­ eight minutes after the closing of chester High for 33 years, is a The ceremony was performed at COIN o p e r a t e d and effective pitching, the Mon* Affairs Qub campaign maflagsr for Anna Viot, »| pt. of Schools WiUiam H. Curtis School, and attended Stockbridge Into a swamp before atopping. WASH-’N-DRV CLEAN cheater baseball team loot Uioir tainly held true last Tuesday for Uk polls that Dave is to be next who stated her platform which ad­ B«d he and Manchester High graduate of Eastern State Normal the United . States Embassy in School of Agriculture, Amherst, Vernon police found that road second game of the year to Briatol the Manchester High School track Student Council President. vocated the continuation of senior Principal A, Raymond Rogers Jr., School in Castine, Maine, and of Bangkok. Officials of the United Mass., and Texas A. and M. aut conditions were good at the time 16-Lb. W uh— 25e Columbia University with bache­ States Government and Thailand Central in an elevan-kmlng thril­ Views Berlin squad as they took all but one of Dave, vdio hoi had experience in privUegea; further recognition of had attempted unsuccessfully to College Station, Texas. of the accident, and Concluded A BUSTER CRABBE POOL 8-Lb. Dry Glean— $2 student council representation one eonvlnce her to remain at least lor’s and master’s degrees In Eng­ were present at the marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Cushing plan to ler 2-1, loot Thursday at Bristol. the running events in their 07-40 etudents through Merit Awards; from the trail of damaged auto FBBB MOTH PROOFING year at Barnard Junior High revision of the cafeteria menus; another year before retiring. lish. A reception for 150 was held at reside in Manchester as soon as Even though they did loee, the "Everyone everywhere senses parts in the car’s path that Jezew- hitting and pitching were evident. win over Bristol Oentral. School and this past year at MHS, earlier distribution of - 1— zings; "In my judgment, she is by far Under her direction, the Sock the Bangkok home of the newly Mr. Cxudting completes his tour that Berlin must remain the ski had been going "at an exces­ Captain Fred M o C u r r y, '63, Gordon Fuller, *63, started participates in varsity sports and promotion of school spirit by such ttie finest language department and Buskin club won many state married eoi.ple. of duty in the U.S. Army next sive rate of apeed.” stron^old for culture in Europe,” and New England a^^’ards. Mrs. Cushing attended schools pitched well in defeat. Walking things off with a win In the mile is a member of the Varsity Club. group activlUe* aa a combined head I have ever seen—and I have month. He had been observed by Rock- IS said Mr. Gerard Pettite, a travel run with a time of 4:64.4. John The board also accepted the only two and fanning eight. Me- lecturer at the Current Affairs The platform that Dave aired Junior Girls’ Snd Boys’ Club, out­ fnen the beet,** said Rogers this Ju9t rectivad,... Stankierwicz, *64, came in second. at the annual election aoeembly morning. He called her resignation resignation of Mrs. Rosalie John­ LOW— in initial cost. SWIMMING Curry was extremely tough with CJlub meeting Tuesday. The Club side pep rallies, a hootenany, com­ son, a mathematics teacher who men on bane, aa the winning run The thin clads completely swept Tuesday consisted of two main petition between claaeca in p i^ u c- ^ real major loss** to the school. viewed slides with commentary by 4rt0-yd, run and the 880-yd. run. plana to retire from Bennet Junior LOWER — in mainte­ a frath waa fiiMlly .ooored on a ^ r of Mr. Pettite on "Berlin, The Divided points: the MHS foreign exchange tion of ^>orts dances; resumption Rogers lauded Miss Low as "a Co-Oiptaln Craig PMHlps took a real teacher of teachers” who has High School next month after 20 nance cost. POOLS omxm. City.” program should be accelerated so of the annual Student Council years with the school system. shipmtnt The Manoheoter run come in the first in the 440 with a time of 53.3 that the school could host as many Talent Show next year; and the iliown "drive, ’ enthusiaam and Mr. Pettite, who rpent much Seconds. He was followed by warmth*’ at her work. ■ The three retirees will be honor­ LOWEST—in ownership fifth and was'unearned. The In­ time in Berlin with the Army and as three exchange students which formation of a Student-Admin­ ed for their many years of service. dians held onto that lead with Is now a travel lecturer with the Bob DiTarando and Kimball. would, in Dave’s words, "better be­ istration Relations Committee in­ Mies Helen J. Blstes head o t the cost. Quality product at Ooss-counitry captain Rich Lall- Mgh school Bhigllsh department, Three other teachers resigned: real savings. aome fine defensive help from oen- Automobile (31ub of Hartford, fit a school of this size,” and in­ dependent o f the Student CouncU. John Palmer, an Ebiglish teacher terfielder Rich Mauwh, '64, Marsh showed ^dides of many sights on berte paced the "wtiHe-washlng” terest in the newly formed Man Mary Williams, *64. R aised Mrs. Skinner as "certainly s , ' ! M In the half-miler with a time of one o f the most gifted dramatic at Tiling Junior High School, be­ FUN FOR THE displayed a fine arm on a relay to both sides of the "Wall.” cheater Ckimmunity College should T eny Phllbrick, ’64. cause he wants to do graduate In the Western sector the mem­ 2:08.3, Following him were Jeff be aroused by a possible student coaches in the state. third baseman Don Crowell, '03, to Kearney, '66, and Art Lahah, ’65. study; Miss Katherine Mcl>evltt, Women's ENTIRE FAMILY of complete a double play. bers viewed the Kaiser Wilhelm council sponeored scholorahlp for a "Many people said the many a Girade 2 teacher at Buckley Cathedral, one of the moot famous Co-Captain Jim Bracken, *63, MHS student. Money for such a plays idle directed gave the audi­ In the ninth, a triple set up added another first for the thin 7 School, because she plans to teach of the World's ruins, the newly scholarship'’ could be raised ence as much pleasure as a Broad­ delicious the potential tying run for Bristol. clade in the 220-yd. run. In n Y President Bill way ahow.” In Europe; and Mrs. Mary Ann Now You Have A Choice McCurry stiffened and reUted the bxiilt Berlin Hilton Hotel, a radio through dances or student contri­ Warner, a home economics teach­ tower resembling Paris’s Eiffel Duhaime, *03, kas right behind butions. Rogers described Mrs. Skinner next two batters. But then Mm Bracken, who came in with a time as "a person with extreme enthusi­ er at Manchester High, b^ause SUMMER SANDALS INTRODUCING THE NEW AND EXCITING ran up against Duke Snyder (iron­ Tower, and a modern system of of 23.5. Dave especially wishes to think Reviews Past asm and youthful outlook and a her husband is taking a position FINNISH SANUA ic?), the smallest man of the field, roads. his campaign committee namely out o f state. The slides showed views of the Carl Rohrbach, 63, continued his penson who has the ability to re­ the dry heat bath. Enjoy year round in the privacy of who blooped a single to right to aosauH on the two-mile records Ned Zagllo and Bob Allbrio who main flexible enough to change drive'in the tying run. wall built to “keep the capitaUat worked hardest on his behalf. Year’s Events your home. Can be installed indoors or outside the home. influence out of Eiast Berlin.” Mr. with a time of 10:40.2. This chop­ and become enthusiastic about new CANDIES Bossaok, Central’s ace right­ ped 4.3 seconds from John M4n- Dave’s campaign gimicks included progframs.” hander, and MeChirby battled on Pettite showed many slides, most tags arid a party Saturday eve­ The annual "SUte of th* Un­ - - VISIT OUR SHOWROOM AND DISPLAYS ... to ghre and anjoy. of which were taken Illegally, ac­ ning’s dual meet fecord of last Retired Supt. of Schools Arthur 1.99 2.99 3.99 even terms, but the defense col­ year. Phil Keenny, *04, placed ning held at the home of Bob ion” message was given by Stu­ Wedding cording to East German regula­ H. Tiling ca ll^ both teachers "out­ AUORTIO CHOCOUTH lapsed in the eleventh, paving the second behind Rohthach. Alibrio. Dave waa pleased with the dent Council President BUI 'White- tions, to show the rubble, terrible turnout at this open-house—more sell in on assembly Tuesday. Rec- standing people who have made 1 lb. $1.50 2 Iba. $2.95 way for Central’a victory. living conditions, and the lack of The 880-yd. relay team of I>u outstanding contributions to Man­ McCkirry, wro also picked two halme, Daniels, Phillips and than 400 persons attended in the ognlUon was given to the students Cushing - Jiamsakul ALL-SEASON POOL, INC, luxuries In the CJommunlst sector. course of the evening. who parUcipatad in the RoUry chester High School.” He said, **I*d Miss Wanna Jiamsakul of Bang­ MANCHESTER GREEN men off base,' had two hits, as Mary Williams, *04 Bracken chopp^ two seconds classify them both as being supe­ did sophomore catcher Tom Moore from Its fastest performance of Wally Geiger’s campaign man­ Youth and Government Day. Fol­ rior teachers.” kok, Thailand, became the bride ROUTE 44A ON BOLTON LAKE, BOLTON Quinn’s Pharmacy lowing this, fiUl cited the achieve­ of Spec. 4 George Edward Cush­ and second basemen Ron Ander­ 1:36 to take their event. ager was Ed Hachadourlan, *63. Bom in France, Miss Low was 873 MAIN STREET son, '64. Don PTsh, *04, is starting to be­ His platform included the re­ ments of the Student CouncU dur­ ing of Manchester Wednesday, Tel. 649-6962 and 649-3063 English Classes ing the 1902-63 school year. noted throughout her years of April 10, in Bangkok. SHOE OUTLET MANCHESTER The Indians travel to Windham come another John Sblcius. The David Cdell learns from outgoiing president WUHam WhlteoeU, holding ballots that he has just been adjustment of class standing teaching for speaking only French 509 EAST MIDDLE TPKE;—"AT THE GREEN” on Monday to face the trouble­ lanky junior seems to break rec­ elected president of the Student Council. (Herald photo by Plwto). system, creation of all sta-te cham­ The Student OuncU AFS Com­ The bride is a daughter of Mr. ords every time he^ throws the mittee, in conjunction with the In her classrooms. Although she a n d Mrs. Prone Jiamsakul of some Whippets. Discuss Folklore pionship teams, extension of the o OPEN DAILY 9:30 A,M. to 9:00 P.M. o javelin. Fish not only set a dual town eurt Bob Goehring of Mancheoter. by MMS students talking advan­ Sue Walker, *03, headed the So­ papers written during the third tooais, the addition of 25c to the cial Commltfjee, which planned RATED quarter. Illustration.s range from The performance of BYsh was tage of a special program of the regular SAA fee to be donated lt’ 0 FAIRWAY for^ just about Uie only comfort the A group of boys sit on the stage'3>Nancy Buck, Ellen Firestone, Jane English Depeulment, the sixth an varied sports dances throughout Summar'sxalmost hare— don't be left out of all the BOTH STORES Pretty Sue Lundgren, '03, vocal accompaniment to pictures to the American Field Service the year. The Cafeteria Committee, HAS THE PERFECT amidst a setting from ”Camelot,” and sketcAies. The students are thin clads could gather as they Singing folk songs. A girl in a Brooks, Ed Zawistawskl, Ed nual student's program at the Program, and the extension of fun. SIGN UP NOW for the "American Beauty" USED took a 74-39 defeat at the hands at Pouech, Lee Baglln, Jim Perry, headed by JUl Meoaneger, *03, ' GRADUATION CARDS was crowned queen of the annual learning much and gaining valu­ t.'ispy white costume dances about American Shakespeare Festival senior privileges. looked into the possibility of a taur. 26 FUN*FILLED DAYS, coast to coast. All spring prom' BYlday night. May able praotlce in speaking to a the Platt Panthers. Ed Doucette, Bob Smith, Karl Theater and Academy, Stratford, Co-Oapt. Jim Bracken also set while a man with a television cam­ Bob Patulak’s campaign man­ standard sandwich in the cafeteria 10. Anne Pendergast, *63, Connie group. Then, Dave Churilla, aind John Mc- on May 10. ager was Harry Huntington, ’63. inclusive rate, just $625 or pay only $7.00 a week. OPEN 17626521 GIFT FOR MOTHER CARS a new dual meet record of 52.0 era takea pictures for publicity. but found it impossible because of Nadeau, '65, Joanne Kemp and The moot popular subjects are Nlel. Choreographers are Bob Pa- The play dealt with two caises Bob’s platform included any in­ State reguIaUons. The Scholarship Join your friends— CO-ED or ALL GIRLS TOURS. ’ ____ CARDS seconds in the 440-yard run. This The whole atmosphere is one of tulak, Barbara Lemlre, and Emily of mistaken Identity auid was tak­ Nancy Begg, both *64, made up the folksongs. Twelve si^udents eclipsed the mark of 52.0 set last terested student with permission Committee, under the leadership Phene 643-4289 now for all the details. 1M2 OHEVROLET Queen Sue’s lovely court. "The have some type of music as their pleasant, purposeful confusion aa Botti. en from the Roman original by attend Student Cknmcil meetings, of Donna McClain, *03, aet up a topics. These are being illustrat­ year by MSllen of Piatt. The number of students behind Plautus. Shakespeare, In rewrit­ ' FATHER’S DAY CARDS Impala "V -8” 4-Door Hardtop queen and her court received bou­ Pate WiM, *04 rehearsals for "Cklahoma!” con­ establishment of awards for ac­ tutoring program. A committee on WESTERN HOLIDAY LINES. Manchester, Conn. TONITE A H O M E quets of I caxnaUons. ed with Tecords, tape recordings, tinue On to the opening night on the scenes la almost as large as ing, transformed the story Into ademic as well as athletic achieve­ Merit Awar^, under Marge Kob- ’’Rhythms of Old Broadway” and songs sung by the students. May 24. those before the footlights. an ingenious farce of misunder­ ment, the holding of a career day linsky, *63. propoeed that a defi­ 1962 OLDSMOBILE Another well covered topic is In­ W CLUB PLANS TRIP The harried girls who must cos­ standings. - AU FAIRWAY PRICED! was the theme of the semi-formal Final plans for the Vsirsity M •The prop committee has found each year, the defeat of homeroom nite liM of qualifications for stu­ " 88” Holiday Coupe dance organized by the Senior dian folklore. To illustrate this its last olMcure article, the girls tume -an enormous oast are On May 28th, MHS students aa a basis o f election of Student dents receiving th e' awards be topic, one student dressed as an Club’s trip to New York and ten­ Georgde Ponton, chairman, Pat will attend the FesUval to see O f H E R O W N Glrla’ and Boya’ Clubs. Franklt tative plans for the annutl banquet working on costumes are putting Council representatives, the ©lec- drafted. Tlte upcoming Second An­ 1952 OLDSMOBILE Indian and related two Indians Schwarz, Baleen Brondolo, Carol “ King Lear” considered by many Val’s Orchestra played such hits were made at a meeting Monday the finishing touches' on numerous Uon of class officers for the junior nual Lettermeh’s Banquet is being " 88” Holiday Sedan myths to the class. One student Meier, Laurie Kmiec, Abby Rich­ to be Shakespeare’s masterpiece. planned under the direction of Don aa "Some Enchant Evening” night. It was decided that 15 mem­ dresses, and the publicity commit­ and sophomore classes in addition TILL You Name l»— ^We Have It! from "South Pacific,” "If Ever I whose topic was Salem witch tee is preparing for its final week mond, Diane B a m p t o n, Loretta Joan Ckiltman, *64 to the senior class, the defeat of Slmmcms and Karl Then, *63. trials wrote a short skit deploting bers of the club would be among Murphy, Carol Spooner, Avis President Bill noted the contri­ 1962 OLDSMOBILE Would Leave YOu” from "Came- the Spectators next Friday night of spreading the word about is unbumed fuel a witch trial. It was presented ’’Oklahoma!” Swallow, Beverly Allen, and EKxn- butions of Harry Huntington, ’03, SOOT “ 8-88” Holiday Sedan lot,” "Till There Waa You” from at the Yankee Stsdtiim to see the "The Music Man,” "Tonight” from by the Student and two class­ The.singers and dancers,, per­ na Calhoun. ___ chairman o f the Awards Commit­ mates. Some of-the other topics Yetnks play-host to the Detroit T i­ 'Those who have had the job of tee; Doug Pearson, *63, B\mdi and 1962 OLDSMOBILE "West Side Story,” and "Olgi” gers. haps a little stunned, but none the from "Glgl.” f cowboys, Ddath Valley, the leas excited with the realization finding Mich strange props as a Drivee; Detoby Roscoe and Bob World "D-98” Holiday Sedan At the banquet, to be held on The following members of the devil In New England, and cat that the show 1* "only a week surrey with a fringe on top are Alibrio, *64, co-chairman of the lore, the night of June 4, the featured away,” are hastily polishing their Barbara Pearce, chairman, Mary MHS Prom, and Nancy Santos, ’64, Green 1962 PONTIAC faculty' and thalr husbands and speaker will be Norman Daniels. FAIRWAY wives chaperoned the 126 couplee CMrroll Cowing ’64. acts. These heretofore unrecog­ Lou Blake, Nick DeCesare, Jeff head of a committee which Inves­ DOWNTOWN ^ I TURNPIKE PLAZA Grand Prix Stamps at the prom: Principal and Mrs. nized members of the cast are, Pond, and Joanne Nielson. tigated the problem of vandalism. MANCHESTER/ | 706 MIDDLE TPKE. E. singers, Kathy Wilson, Elaine Other students are thinking of BUI sUted that although the 9765 MAIN STREET | Next, to Popular Market A. Raymond Rogers, Mr. Law­ 1961 O LDS. rence ^ n a r d , Mr. and Mrs. H. SheJtlon, Myra Treash, Maxine Al­ novel ideas to publicize the play. price of SAA had gone up to 03 " 88” HOUDAY SEDAN Blaine MIIIgt, Mr; and Mm. James lison, Unda Roberts. Libby Towle, They include Kathy Ryan and Sue this year, about ninety per cent Fully equipped including Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Rourke, Mr. Cindy Post, Nancy Zimmerman, Boris, co-chairmen, Betsy Gau- of the students at MHS bought Coll for full information AIK CONDITIONING and Mrs. Charles Gipson and Mr. Lillian Smith, Carolyn Smith, dreau, Ed (joltman, BUI DeCor- U.ese Uckets. Terry Philbrick, '04. What gift could be more lasting $1945 and Mrs. William Dowd. Carolyn Hughes, Ron Halm, Lee mler, and John Krinjak. and mean so much to any mother The cafeteria was decorated BagUn, Phil Rider, Ken Wlckman, Every play needs to put on than a home of her ownT Make a with posters from several dif­ Jack Roger, Pete Almond, Blric make-up the night of the show, FO G ARTY BROS., Inc. special effort to show Mom the ferent Broadway shows. One of Johnson, Larry Preston, John and those who are performing this Musical Lead 319 BRO A D ST.— TEL. 649-4539 ‘Grossman Model Home near you the main points o f interest was an Mlnnlck, Roy Parks, and Alan vital Job are Jeff Thomas and Jeff k t. today; Grossman Homes are com­ 1961 OLDSMOBILE arrangenqiit of shields from the Archibald. Pond, co-chairmen, Judy Taylor, MANCHESTER. CONN. plete, there is nothing else to buy! “ 8-88” Convertible musical ‘'Camelot” and a palm TTie dancers are Jane Howeson, Lucinda Geer, Kathy Schwarz, Grossman’s gives you heating, tree and mural ..represented the Penny Spencer, Kathy Person, Mary Ann Skinner, Jackie Corbett, Injures Leg DRIVEWAYS electiieal and plumbing too! 1961 OLDSMOBILE nit, "South Pacific.’" The pro­ Judy Frithsen, Gail Sriler, Mal­ Joanne Nielson, Sue KoppUii, and “S-88” Holiday Sedw grams also carried the Broadway lory Schardt, Diane Jochlmaen, Pat WUlioms. With only one week left before OIL FIRED HOT WATER HEATERS free~Estimiites~Orn musical th«n». Different .‘Colored, Sendee Audfen. 'iCMHise Rahnachef, Liz Dawkins, *64. "“Oklahoma,” Stuart Jochlnison, 1961 CHEVROLET lacy-looklng fan*' were given to '63. who pilays a leading role In NEW CHILL CHASER AND the girls as favors. Refreshments the musical, hZs fallen and broken Brookwood "V-8" Sia. Wagon Ed Perry Mary Pierce made by members of the Senior YEARBOOKS COMING ilia leg. Tlie accident occurred at CONVERSION COAL TO OIL BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVING X 1961 FORD Girls Club were served at inter­ Jayvees Gain an Explorer scout meeting. May 8. Stu was hospitalized immedi­ Falrlane 2-Door Sedan mission at white covered tables The new 1963 Somanhis year­ • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS • GAS STATIONS around the rooni. book will be distributed June Legion of Honor ately and operated upon that Nancy Jfoore, ’64 First Victory 7 during fifth period. Students night. His left leg, broken in two 1961BUIGK places above his ankle, la in * ^ • BASKETBALL COURTS Special Skylark 2-Door aho\iJd remember to have re­ Bid Perry disUkea paeudo-omni- A flashing smile and a y tr y ceipts ready. If there are any acience, which ahowa what kind of busy schedule are two most im­ cast, Over Conard Mr. Donald Thomas, director of further questions, students a person he is. Miany people dis­ portant aspects of this week's fe­ 1960 VOL^S. I Phyisics Class should contact Mrs. Grace Kunz male legionhalre, Mary Pearce. "Oklahoma!” , has expressed his like those who pretend they "know hope thait Stu will be ready by Get Your Garden All Work Personally Supervised 2-DOOR SUNROOF Snapping out of a four-game who Is in charge of the distri­ As a recent National Honor losing streak, the Manchester Jay- bution of the yearbooks. It all,” but few would call It Society inductee, Mary’s academic May 24. Provisions are abW ly WE ARE 100% INSURED $1145 Reveals Work vee baseball team tasted its first "pseudo-omniscience.” oapaWH'tles can beet be measured being made, however, in ease he Will not be able to play. victory BYiday. The Jayvees, dis­ Ekl has an impressive record of by her strenuous course of studies ^ Materials Now StuxlTOts In/Mr. AnUiony C. All playing a team effort, came from including Honors Biology n, Hon- .The two .dance routines that scholastic achievement. He has Stu lias been working on for the b m B honors p h ysic class have re­ behind to pin a 3-1 defeat Student Earns been named a National Merit Honors Lnitln IV. English TV, and cently complited their major term Conard at Memorial BTeld. Algebra n. past three months will have to be Scholarship Finalist and is a mem­ A World Staff member for four ! °'"*tted. -- A walking------ng oaot, which VEGETABLES IN PACS D E M A IO BROTHERS Since 1920 1969 OLOSMOBIM projects. CUmasdng two and a half Numerous , errors and poor hit­ ber of National Honor Society. " 88” 4-Door Sedan , 1 uill be sLtisUtuted foior hia present months of work, the 20 seniors ting resulted in previous losses Drafting Prize In his ji.nior year, he won flrart years, Mary served this year as i TEL/MI 3-7691— We Carry Jennite S^ler CHOOSE FROM CAPES, RANCHES, brought thel^ projects to cloos, ex­ to Wtndhkm, Wethersfield, Hall one of the assistant editors. Mary I one, willI allowlal! him to move about SEED LIME PSi^TILIZER plained them! and hahded in writ- prize in the chemistry'divlalon of won regional, state and national freely, yet grive him support for ! X COLONIALS, GARRISONS, SPLITS AND MORE! 1966 OLDSMOBILE and Bristol Slaatern. Bbdday's game George htaney, *04 was recently a science exhibit at the high school accounts of thedr findings, T. B. writing awards las[t year hia two performances. " 8-88” Convertible saw tile jayvees Improve impres­ he attended in North Carolina. ^ 7 Also large early tomatoes in peat pots and reddy to set. The home of her dreams and yours can now become realltv' stutleats chose their own sively in both*respects. The nine announced winner o f the MHS and received one gold key and ..Jeff Nielson, ’05 Grossman Homes are EASY to build. EASY to care for, EASY topics and worked either Inde- Achievement Award In Drafting This year Eld Is studying Math two honorable mentions in the I960 OLDSMOBILE hits collected against Conard ac­ Analysis, Physios. EbigU^ IV, to own! Grossman Homes are designed to save Mom work. " 88” Holiday Sedan ^dently or In pair* proj­ count for more than half of the n . The award was given to the Scholastic Magazines contest for More effective working area in the kitchen saves her time and ect conolated of a working model, French HI and Modern History; her excellent newspaper writing. ANNUALS year's former output, student -completing thte best draw­ with Math AnaJyais end Ebigliah Eastern, Conard effort in mealtime preparation. Work saver kitchens are only 1999 PLYMOUTH. explanatory charts, and a written T^e jayvees, considered toy many Mary is a member of the Chir- one of the many fine features found in every Grossman Home! ing a t . the complicated cross-sec­ ranking aa hia favorites. Bid’s rent Affairs Club and has soUvely DELIVERED FRESH DAILY. Pac- ■ummary. Several also Included to be an especially good team, Fury Convertiblf photographs of preliminary experi- tion of a machine lathe tailstock. scholarly bant la further mani­ served her fellow classmates as Outclass N^men OVER 600 DOZ. TO CHOOSE FROM. 65c showed their class by working as fested In his love of reading, LOT OWNERS NO MONEY DOWN nients. a well organized unit. No single Begrlnning in the second semes­ treasurer of the Senior Girls Club, OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. 1969PONTIAO Designed to Increase undeiwtand- especially J. D. Salinger; and a as consul or vice president of the. The MHS tennis team has suf­ BUILD IT YOURSELF OR WE'LL BUILD IT player could be cited as an out­ ter, ' the contestants were given huge library all for himself la Catalina Station Wagon ms* of the basic concepts of until the end of the third quarter Latin IV Club, as a member ^ fered two losses ever th* post standing factor in Friday’s vic­ something he’s always desired. W IT H YO U ! physics, the projects dealt with tory, in that the nine^hita record­ to do their projects. They could the Senior Reception Committee, week at the hands oC i^ stol Etsst- LILACS CLEMATIS 19S6 CADILLAC •uch toplcij as fluid flow, polaris- ed were scattered among seven use free time, whether in school Bid haa a keen interest in the and as an alternate on the Com­ ern and Conard. EL DORADO 2-DOOR oopas, In1 'erometeni, and linear of the starters. Defensively, ;C%ri8 or at horn*. world around him, as shown by mencement Committee. On May 9, Bristol Eastern’s Budded and read^ to bloom. GROSSMAN HOMES. 130 GRANITE STREET and to) harmonic motion. jhia activity In Current Affairs Outside o f school she attends team traveled to the Manchester White, pink, purple. (3UINCY, MASS. HARDTOP McHale, *65, handled four attempts George’s prize, a complete draft­ Potted sad full of buds. Fully equipped. Ebcperlmi 8 with gravity slmu- flaiwlessly while John Roberts, *65, Club and the debating team this CYO at St. Bridget’s Church. courts, where .Mike Lautebseh, Gentlemen, please send me your new 48 page ing . set, donated by Alvin Ck>. Of Mary enjoys reading, sewing and '63. defeated alliett« in the first Immaculate carried out by Sue turned many that could have been Windsor, Was given to him in a year. HJa awareness of the world 6 I illustrated homes catalog, FREE of charge.' king a vacuiun cleaner might stem from the fact that especially likes tall people. Dur­ singles match, 3-6, 0-4, 0-3. Todd SR95 Infield elngles ■ into routine outs. school wide public address system ing her past summers has worked My Lot Is Ix)>cated I n ...... a realistic force com- Not to be overlooked was the fine he haa traveled extensively, having Potter. '63. and NMl Wise, '03. presentation by Mr. George Em- at a local insurance agency and were set back in the second and I „ ’ (Town and Stale) gravity or the,atomic pitching debut by Carl iColangelo, merling, vice prindipal. lived "from Hawaii to Maine, FLOWERING TREES Name ...... lo w ,’’ 8u4 waa able tio compile Florida to North Dakota, a n d studied introductory philosophy at third singlee. ’65. Fanning ten, aUowi^ only 4 ck Ames, *66 I Street ...... Visit Our Value Rated Used detailed tables concerning the points in between.” His future St. Joseph’s College. The doubles matches gave no ^ O M E FROM OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF: e DOO- hits, and walking only i, he kept City ...... state ...... Car Plaza Now Located la members of certain equations deal­ plans include travel, too, aa he The week’s legionnaire will nev­ relief to the Mandhester charges W pops (wUte or pink) o FLOWERING CRABS o PURPLE the pressure off of the defense PUPILS Do PROJECTS Telephone ...... Front of Our ' New Car ing ■with gravity. hopes to see Europe and the Blar er forget the three most memor­ Potter apd Lsutenboch were ^ IJBAF PLUM * FLOWERING CHERRY* • AMERICAN BIRCH throughout most of the game. Ancient history projects made Showroom! Michael Cowing inveotlgated and Elaat after studying nuclear en­ able moments in her life: (1 ) her feated by Galllette and Curtis, (Clumps of 4 to 6). The jayvees, acquiring the nick­ by Mrs. Doris Lund’s fourth and first solo-nin In her family’s sail­ 6-4, 0-0; and Dotig Pearson, '03, V - dmonstrated electrical and me­ gineering at Oomll UnlvTsity. YOUR LOCAL GROSSMAN HOMES chanical resonance. Among other name "Met’s” by its members, now fifth period claasee are now on boat; (2)' the day she got her and Wise were beaten In th4 *4e-’ stands at mid-season with k 1-4 Bid does not spend all hia time 857 MAIN STREET REPRESENTATIVES uings, he explained thd piwqiplaa display in Room 222. Cne of the braces off, the (3) trouble she had ond match, 6-2, 6-4. ■ MANCHESTER nehlnd vibrating tuning foiks, record. The eqd of the seasonymay luipcBt projecta was built t^ Jona­ rqazUng and ddscuasing, the’ world Jn learning how to.shift a Volks­ On May 1|, Oim«rd v*nqulsh*4 WHITHAirS NURSERY ■winging pendulums, and the dan- reveal a winning ballclub^ for, than Almond, a senior at MHS. situation in poly-syllabllc terms,' wagen! ManchMor, 0-0 fOr its 63id con* OUR ENTIRE ED. J. DUilN gens of aoldlers nsarchlng in step anything can happen to the Jon made a model of a Greek Tri­ though. He likes the beach. South­ Mary’s future plans Inelud* secutlTs vieteiy. Leiutenbach was "GROW WITH USr* MICHAEL ORAVIS ^'amazing Met's.” ern hoepitalitv,'and Robert E. Lee, 132 Natchaug Drive MCTOR SALES acroaa a b r ^ e . reme, a late style o f Grecian ship. learning to play her banjo-uke and defeated in the first slhgiee mfUch, 902 Main S t , Bill Carney, ’66 The project took thirty-four houts "becauae he | waa a gentleman,’’ Route S, Boltoii—SOO Yards From Bolton Glaatonbofy, Conn. Tour Local Oldsnoblle Dealar Stanley MioUk duplicated a fam- attending Sajnt Joseph’s College, 6-2, 0-2; potter lost the eoeond STOCK OF WUUmantlc, Conn. Excellence Shown in Sports to construct and coat approximate­ and favorite activities, water-akl- where ^ e hopes td pre^re for singles, 0-1, 0-0: and Wise went 6SS-942S *19 WEST CENTER ST. ®n* experknant concerning grav­ Not

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n u p T W E L V B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, MAY IT, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1968 PAGE THIRTBlCN «n la long a figure «a tiM OOP RockvUle-Veifjton fpftlG. k, variance to allow constructlbii Time to Relax r>foveiitry .Ethel Makulis, Mrs. Hrien Joyce, First Medical Exata State News F e w S c o re d The iwiaed % tt broughit forth of a gasoline service atoitlon At Asylum 'St, yesterday at ohoU toe corner of Lake St. and Rt. <, William Sacherek, Roeorto Sopien- 3:16 p.ih. fell from his bicycle et B d i ^ dlrecMon aooourite for 8 za. Richard J. Bagge, Stanley A. Police Check in an unanimous vote of toe sort­ Eight Blood Donors when it struck the right rear of > totel of nearly |960,000 in 00m- ShoHk, 'Mrs. Claire Hughes, James Redevelopment Agency Waits Given Coop^, ing board of appeals. This will be a passing car operated by Hden Shows Cooper HAle Roundup mlee(ona received by tbe Wfllleina’ Iff ive Seniors Horivmto, Edward D. Atkinson, B ig F e e ^ on toe property of John D«- A. Aszklar of 136 Vernon St, as ooRi(MUw from 1904-19S9. ' George Clarke, Franels Mahoney, Five Crashes I)ecision of NHRR Trustees The mm kept |86,000 in varl- Fete Delayed Quattro, Richard Beaalnl and Moi!- Reach New Marks Charles Jaiworakj, John F. difford. she was proceeding wiesterly on (Oonttnned from" Fsge One) (Ooattmwd from F^fe One) as war, and this w&s |aaduation exeroiaea aoheduled The couple vyas married on May Donahue, Mm. Edna Ohristenseii. bixm. last night shortly before 8 the right rear fender of a slowly > may think it’s easy to junk a cu e t^ a n ot the commiaolona. domm. Earle G. Rollineon, pact point 96 miles southeast of his reverse rockets. TTie automatic red with railroad officlala on the ard Saleh, and Mra. CSiarlea d a rk , tion. as well as war and this 'was 20, 1918 in Woonsocket, R. I., In are Mm. Annie Kaven.'Rev. -Abram W. o’clock, was charged with failure moving car operated by Charles 1653 auto, but vou’U get no sym­ Eddy said that it waa now ob- of the victories for the human I 30 at 8 .p.m. ShMToan Medlat, Kenneth L. litldway Island Thursday after­ control system was haywire m purchase price o f the three-acre coetumea; Mm. George Rialey and The new totel also qeana that the Holy Family Church. They w . SMgrey, Stanley Zatkowski, Mrs. G>urt Cases to grant toe right of way. He was L. Harley, 37. of 1082 E. Middle; pathy from Angel Ayala, 19, of vioue that groups within both po­ spirit today.!’ Baitara Bickford, Virginia have lived in Coventry for Wilson, John G. Fimke, George noon waa full of drama and hero­ some Inexplicable manner. Hartford. tract. Mm. Richard Stavens, make-up; the WilHama firm, wtai< ^handled 44 Virginia King, Mm. Jean Ro'oert, ordered to appear'in Circuit Tpke. The youth was taken to! ism. But his physical condition Although McCarthy termed the litical parties wera using the in­ Couch, John Ohlund, Doniri Wen- veam. He conducted a plumbing Hubbard and William Sachef^. Tension mounted aboard this He’ll probably accept sympathy Richard Saich, lighting and sound; premiuma totaling $8.- llUon 'The victory did not coma aoay. Thaddeuj Backlel, C. Hoyt Stll- Court 12, Manchester, on May 27. Manchester Memorial Hospital I was what moot pleased space meeting “very favorable,” the surance oonunisetem fund to “ per­ iM r and Sharon White wtU receive lusineee before retiring eeveral Ninety-two persons kept ap­ big ship and at the launch head­ for hjmself, however. James Harrison, Edward Ferria during the period, 'was There was worry. In the halli| of ■on, Jamee Ough, Mr*. Batty Mc­ MANCHESTER SESSION Police said that G e ^ e , in at­ where he was examined and dis­ agency doctors examining him petuate their own power.’' He said '"tAe honors erated by Florence A. E. Middle Tpke., just east of M ain! ^ p , said the medical men were ally adjust the vital descent atti­ offer would be referred to the rail­ charge of program; Mm. Richard revealed that the Democrats from valedictorian and eaultatorion at Bon. ^ Fred Libby, Patrick Bolduc 'i’easenden. Mm. Aldon GU'^crlson, permission, transferred to Circuit charged Ayala with operating a one ageiit on the amended Zeller "W e'm l have been sweating'out i i« later date, echool officials aii- Carl Lombai>do, Edward W«p:er, I Mancinl of East Hartford. No one St. I "very hi^py with Cooper’s con- tude of Faith 7. road's tnutees. Allen, Mm. James Mome, and W al­ 1959 through the early part o f this list who apparently didn’t have Maj. Sioper’s safe return >-to The family ihcludea Mrs. Lee Edward H. Qlenney, Mrs. Jamea Court 1 1 , Wlllimantlc, for consoli­ car with defective brakes and t-oJnounce. Desilets o f ManSfleld who has one . ohn LoBelle, Wesley Rhuda, Ken­ j was hurt but both cam had mode­ Minor damage was reported in diticm. In layman’s language, you John H. Glenn Jr., Cooper’s fel­ McCarthy nevertheless feels ter VanHone, scenery. year distributed a total of 8367,000 a valid Insurance license, as re- earth,” s ^ House Republican Fee, Everett Walker, Emanuel dation of the charge with a simi­ muffler. I ossiOonalderable community interest child; Arthur Proulx of Arm ­ neth L Wilson, Irving R. Carlson, rate damage. a rolling car accident at 11:30 i would say his cmidltion is normal. low astronaut and predecessor In that definite progress has been Accompaniment for the play will to some 300 suh-agents. The larg­ quired by law for sharing in com- Leader Chanes A. Hallaok. »ri Hirto, Oeo.'ge Chandler, Mr*. lar count in that town. The case Arrangements were made to hss been shown In presenting strong R1 publl- juice, grinders, butterscotch nut nustafson, Emert A. Ley, Walter Wednesday will take peul in the stop sign at the Intersection of SALE! which had been considered person­ clown, acrobatic, siiiglng, piano, George Cochran, George L. Legler, 73, of 126 Plymouth Lane, died this fore in ch a ^ e of distributing the he was not aware that his license cations, home economics, vocal pudding; Wednesday — Vienna Parker St. His car went into the Their results will require long sel, and on the 22nd orbit they al property and not real property dance, magic and trampohne acts, commissions— was one in which Square Dancers Herman Yules, Sam Feltham, Mr.s. J. Andrews, John C. Funke, Mra. sixth annual conference on govam- Nazi Hearings Closed evaluation, but optimism was evi­ morning at Manchester Memorial had been canceled and had not muaic, Insgrumentsi music and meat loaf and gravy, Spanish rice Irene Zaccaro and Ekiward Adame. intersection and collided with a We've TRIPLED started the count-down together. Hospital. previously. and a band. two children of national and state Katherine Klein, Stanley Ozimek, mental purohasiing In the Univer­ dent that the main stated objec­ been informed by the insurance ariUzensWp.^ and buttered vegetables; Thursday The walk-in donors are: car operated by Mrs. Florence L. A mistake of a single second in I f the negotiations fail, the ’nckets are on sale at tbe El­ Democratic chairman John M. To Host Seniors Mr*. Maxine Harry. sity of Conrteoticut Commons. LOS ANGELES (AP)—The pre­ The Size of Our tive of this longest American Mr. ArgueUes was bom May 7, department " "T h e Bivvanli wUl be presented at — spaghetti with meat and cheese Harold Melendy, Mrs. Elaine Ford of 156 Cushman Dn, who had firing any of the three reverse R R A atUl has the power to c.-»h„ an.,4 On June 8, toe annual rodeo, Mm. Richard M. Olay, Mra. HURRY IN TODAY! LIMITED TIME ONLY! Tbomas J. OdoIoii Mr, and Mrs. Earl MioOarthy and Around President Kennedy, who con­ light trousers. H e la about 6 feet Gail Rozell, 5 Reservoir Rd.; Law­ the public interest— not just to the Holmee Funeral Home, 400 '’ftfionsaired by toC Rotary Club, wiU Thomas J. Oonion, 81, ot St. I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCarthjf- DoU^ls ^*** gratulated the Oklahoma Air Upon ^epommendajtion by its 4 inches tan and weighs 110 rence Deveran, Warehouse Point; its own control of the party ma­ Main St., to pay respects to the bO held at toe school. Petersburg, Fla., and 102 S. Lake- Tickets fo r an annual picnle Vol (teem Force majm* by telephone a few peiTBonnel pMiqies committee, the pounds. ,, Mm. Marguerite Wheelock, 55 chinery.” late Mns. Louise LaOafta, a mem­ ^ ‘ '’rile music department on May assisting with the wood Ctrole, died suddenly this jamoboree June 1 will be availO{|}la classes minutes after he hit the deck, told board of educatiOo^ voited last Right Rockville police have requested Grand Ave.; James Tufts, 22 He said he did not think the ber. and 24 will present Gilbert and toe week will be Mr-, morning whUe visiting his brother, at tbe dance tomorrow, or tvom Raymond Rifreshments the nation on radio and television that anybody wiOi information Wlndsorvllle Rd.; Martin Sheets, group that controlled the patron­ "t^flUvon’e "Pirates of Penzance” •uette, Mm. Joseph to have Supt. o f Schools WilMam Joseph R, Conlon in Washington, membera o f tbe exeoutiva oomnnH- Pellitler, ___ that Cooper's feat "represents a H. Curtis review theN*tra-curric- about John’s whereabouts contact 7 Hammond St. age in the past has any more pow­ Members of the Ladies of St. toe audttortum. The glee club d a y , Mrs. Goodwin D. C. He is the father of Dr. WU- toe. and Mm. Ed'wArd Dedley. SERVED great ac^evement for our society ural payment schedule^and make them. Births yesterday: A daughter er in the party. James will meet tonight at 7:45 at and choir will take port in toe pro­ Mam L. Oonlon, with whom he tbe Holmes Funeral Home, 400 duction. Tickets are now available Bnofa smd a great achievement for free any adjusrtments he flnperty of the late contacted for information. N. J.; a brother, Henry Blameless in list, Eddy talked with the former officers. Five membem of the local Free stamps will be given'to In Our Showrooms 8:00 P.M., E.D.S.T. at the Bolton bitration. row ait 11-a.m. at the NewkiTk ^ h n Wright which the company and two sisters, Mrs. auxiliary who will attend are Mm. children 12 years old and uniter Community Hall, Bolton Center In other action, tbe board re­ ,smd 'Whitney Funeral Home, 318 state comptroller by telephone n^rchased from Myrton E. and O’Reilly and MSsa Julia Oonlon, all Aldea Gutzmer, Mra. Gladys Rl- who are accompanied by their Manchester Evening Herald Cov­ Road, Bolton, Connecticut. No bids viewed educational apecificatlons Av«., East Hartford. and Zeller agreed to volunteer the ,^ n lc e R. Wright. of Pawtucket; nine grandchildren, Crash Death entire list today. dolfl, Mrs. Ida Beruby, Mm. Flor- parents. The Show is open to tlie entry correspondent, F, PonUiie will be accepted after 8:00 P.M., for the proposed HigtSand Park W iU be in the East Ceme­ <)oris public end refreehmenta will be Little, ^telephone 743-6281. School addition, and heard a re­ tery, Manchester. Madden of Vernon. | served. U p To licly opened and read aloud. port from Supt. Curtis on the sta­ eral nieces and nephews. An employe o f the Manchester Irving Schwartz of West Hart­ The funeral wlU be held Monday FrienMmay call ait the funeral 8. The work consists of a new tus of legislation involving educa­ Sand and Gravel Oo. has been ford received $127,000 in commis­ at 8:15 a.m. from the Jolm F. home toda^vfrom 7 to 9 p.m. Crea- sions. Anderson-Shea Auxiliary m em -|_. _ I building containing approximately tion. eent Lodge mU conduct a service cleared of responsibility for the 42,000 square feet o f classrooms, Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. John Pescatello o f Pawcatuck bem will participate at the Rock- S ix R O T r " F firlfk fa 1 at the funeraiM im e today a t 8 vUle InstaUaUon tomorrow. Con-1 ^ ^ a U e i S i gymnasium, offices, etc., with re­ Center St., with a solemn high death of a Vernon state game received $103,000. pju. ’ 8 0 0 lated facilities. Pump House, and Mass of requiem at St. James’ warden in a car-truck accident in Frank Barlow of Stonington, ductresaes will be Mm, Augusta NOTICE _x. Boulet, Mm. Helen Erickson, Mm. r site development work including Churoh at 9. Burial wiU be in St. Willington on April 9. Zeller’s home town, received $93,- From Town Citetji On ‘ Joseph’s Cemetery, Berkeley, R, I. 500. Harriet Olsaver and Mm. John on-site sewage disposal system. Town of Andover, Conn. The accident happened about '63 PONTIAC Friends may call at the fimeral Lovett. Mm. Florence Streeter, 4. Plans and specifications may Public Hearing of Planning and Andover 11:51 auh. on a curving sectiem of Schwartz is a Hartford parking Six Manchester Arm y and A r BiXECUTrVE CARS home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to lot and garage magnate. past department president, will be be examined at the office of Ar­ Zoning Commission on Changes in Rt. 32 in Willington, when a state Force ROTC cadets ag the Unlve •- All Carry New Car Warranty 9 pm. installing conductress. t } nold Lawrence, Architect, 571 Por­ Zoning Boundaries. car being driven south by James Pescatello is an insurance man ■Ity of Oonneoticut received go d 0 Car Demolished^^ in Pawcatuck, on the eastern edge lo. ter Street, Manchester, Connecti­ iThe Town Planning aild Zon­ P. Galligah, 23 Diane Dr., Vernon, bars yesterday during symboJ c cut, and two complete copies ing Commission o f Andover, Conn, James V. Cello ot Stonington. MaJ. E. Walter Lamie of tbe I commissioning exercisee. 1 a into the left side of the truck, SaivaiUon Arm y wlU conduct a | '63 PONTIAC thereof obtained by General Con­ will hold a Public Hearing in HEBRON—James V. Celio, 74, In Rt. 6 Crash Barlow’s waa Zeller’s assistant ____ , „ J - ^ , I Cadets who will receive cotnmd- Lll Your Choice GRAND PRJX ing driven north by George tractors on and after 2 P.M., Mon­ the Town Hall on May 28, 1963 at father o f Frank Cblio, died ’Dies- deputy comptroller befom resign^ eervkm Siinday at 6:40 a-m. in the aions as second lieutenants in toe u SPORTS HARDTOP ghe, of 567 S. Main St., South ing in 1947. ohapel at Mianoheater Memorial day, May 20, 1963. 8:00 P.M. on the following day at his Hialeah, Fla., home. Joseph R. Gauthier, 34, o f Wind­ Glastonbury. U.S. Army Reserve Include Wfl- V: None o f the three was mention­ H e r b a l. TIm Rev. A lex H. Eleee- 6. A deposit of $100.00 for each quests: Mr. Celio was bom in Saracena, ham, was arrested and charged The ^ o vehicles wem both ham M. Broneil, 35 Ashland S '! m Automatic, pqwer steering, ed in the flmt list aubmitted Mcai- ser of Oonununity Baptist Church t «■ complete set of plans and specifi­ Change of Zone Cosenza, Italy and came to the over the highway centerline and Edwin A. Fuller, 97 Crestwo power brakes, Cordova top, with speeding last night after his day, although the Williama firm wiiU serve as boepigai chi^ilabi a cations will be required, such____ de __ Route 6— extension of present United States in 1903. He operat­ partly in the wrong lane. Dr.; Theodore P. Ounnutz, 373 L whitewalls; many extras. List late model sporj^ car went out o f said yesterday that it had given next week. posit to be in the form of a check Business Zone (B ) Westerly from ed the Asylum St. Mtu-ket in Hart­ The key to responsibility for the dali St.; and Robert C. Ruaooni, price $4275.68. Zeller the information. payable to Arnold Lawrence, th® Grennon-Goldsteln Property ford for 30 years. Mri Cello moved control on Rt. 6 and was demol­ accident was assigned to Galligan, Blnsign St. I The new list— in which the sec­ SALE PRICE Architect, The deposit will be re- j line to the Westerly Boundary line to Florida 10 years ago. ished. however, who, Ackerman found, Mentoen of the VFW Auxiliary Air Force cadets vrtio will 4 - ond figure represents the total turned to the bidder if the plans! of land owned by T. C. Wright, to Besides his son in Hebron, he is State Trooper Charles Gunn of failed "to keep a reasonable look­ wm porticipats in an hmtiiii.iH/m oelve reseiwe oonunlasicms ate * 3 4 7 5 6 8 and specifications are returned in | include property now (R40) back survived by his wife, two other the Colchester troop, who investi­ amount received by those named at Glastonbury tomorroiw at tbe Tliomae S. Juroe, 68 Branford St, out for . . . other v^clea.” —also Includes: good condition, within seven days to the Hop River. sons, two daughters, a sister and gated, summoned Gauthier to Man­ Gagne, driving the trucK, had Marine Corps League Hoa Those and Gary F. Koeak, 174 Greenwood C. Lavieri A Son, Inc., Winsted, St. after bid opening. I f documents are The Property ownera on record several grsmddhildren. chester session of Circuit Court pulled around a car legally park­ attending w«I be Mrs. Oglom not returned within seven days a f­ are: Goldstein, Platt, Goss, Wright The funeral waa to be held to­ 12 on June 3. received $4,500 according to first White, conduotress; Mrs. Flor-, Formal commlsstoning______- r cei4- ed by the side of the rood and had list; $82,300 according to secmid. '63 PONTIAC ter bid opening, the deposit w ill, and Newton. day In Hialeah. The police report relates that started to swerve to the right up­ ence PUtg, Mrs. Miuie. Hall, Mm. ™c****“ will on Oommencem-cem eu Nelson L. Carpenter of Canter­ ij( STAR C H IE F 4-DR H ’TOP be forfeited. (Requested by property ownera) Gauthier waa driving east at 7:15 on seeing the oncoming automo­ OUve Ray and Mm. Harry Ma- preceding tbe aiwarfl- 6. Each bidder must deposit with Additional Use of a Charles N. Vandertwrgh p.m. when he ran his car o ff the bile. bury, $12,600 and |51,500, honey. Membera will also visit the I ,<>'^TeeB. Nocturnal blue. Has automatic, his bid, security in the amount of Business Property Charley N. Vanderburgh, 75, of right side o f Uie road after leav­ Utomaa F. .Dorsey Jr., New Northhampton, Mam., Veteran’s Qp*", 8 to 5 Weekdays laciading Saturday power steering, power brakes, Galligan, according to the> rec­ London, - $8,000 and ^5,700. 5% of his bid In the form of a Bid Located in an (R40) 2ione 59 S. Hawthoriie St., died' yester­ ing broke mvks measuring 140 ord of inquest, was looking to his Hoapiltai Sunday. J whitewalls, etc. Theodore J. Richard, Norwich, Bond Trom a surety company au- A n.se change of the Leon day at Manchesteir Memorial Hos­ feet. The car ran into two gfulde right instead o f straight ahead I South P T A Seats" thorized to do business in the State Palmer Property on Wales Road pital. posts, rolled down an embank­ $2,250 and $30,700. The Rev. Robert K. Shimoda, Sale Price when the accident happened. Frank A. Simmona, Hartford, of Connecticut, or a certified on which a Garage Business is He was bom June 2, 1884, in ment and came to rest on its -roof. Police found no signs that Oal- pastor of Talcottville Congrega- $6,600 and $21,350. *3295 check payable to the Town of Bol- maintained to include the Manu- Newburgh, N. Y., and lived in Gauthier told police thO driver ligan applied his brakes or a t Uonal Church, will be-in charge Rays Preside: A. 'Victor Rini, Hartford, nothing tOH’ Gonnwticut. i facture of Septic Tanks within the East Hartford for many years be­ of a car in front of hiin^ad sig tempted to avoid the colllsW . of radio broadcaata Sponsored by and $20,910. 7. No bid may be withdrawn for present building and for outdoor fore moving to Manchester six naled for a left tvajy^and then Therefore Ackerinan found Gal- the Manchester Jttinlsterlal Aaso-, Offlcem , of South -School - ____ - '63 TEMPEST a period of thirty (30t days after' storage of tanks in the rear of the yearn ago. changed his mind. John Mullen of Stafford Springs, elation over station 'W INF Sun- J"'®*'* installed at the annual mv, LeMANS CONVERTIBLE the date of opening o f bids. I building Ugan’s death "was not caused by $12,000 and $18,000. He was a reitlired cigar maker. Gauthier received head cuts but the criminal act, omission or care­ day at 7:85 p.m. and dally next Arthur Balm NO M ONliY d o w n John W. Fitzgerald (no anh- 8. The Owner reserves the right | At this hearing interested per- did not requira^ospitalization, po- lessness of any other person or 'Xieek at 7:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. past president. *”* * V-8, automatic, radio, heater. A to accept or reject any or all bids' sons may appear and be hekrd and dress), nothing and 116,500. real hot one! lice said. f persons.” They are Mr. and Mrs. Jan ■ and to waive any Informalities o r , written communications will be re- Anthony T. Zazzaro of Hartford, H o w ^ Crothem o f 713 E. Mld- Ray, presidents: Mr. and M 1. teclmlcal defects in the bidding if ceived. Copies ~ of the proposed A Home Means Happiness, $1,750 end $16,300. Carlton Woodhouae, vice pn 1- 2.50 WEEKLY Sale Price Manches- s u E m ti It be deemed in the public interest changes are on file in the office of Happiness With A Home Irving K a u f m a 0, Hartford, ^ P o li^ Headquarters, and his dents; Mra. Raymond Weltzel, i A LOT of VALUES *2869 to do so. j the Town Clerk. Blamed^ $3,000 and $15,500. retary; Joseph Sullivan, treasur 9. The successful bidder as de­ Dated this 16th day of May 1963 Means A Realtor F ederal, V igil Frank pmiaino of Old Lome, clared by the Fhiblic Building Com­ ’r*SShto.“ S S a . * i 'A SS?. ,’63 MERC. $2495 '59 CHEV. $1495 Town Planning and $12,50(K-^Coventry. Good yplUe! For False Alarm $1,000 and $12,500. ■ Monterey 2-door. White with Impala 4-door' hardtop. Com- '63 TEMPEST mission w ill be required to furnish Zoning Commission 6-room Cape, detached ^giuage. Willard B. Rogers, Manchester, ■ te °';-r*”’’cS u ” 'S p S blue Interior. Radio, heater, pletely equipped. I 4-DOOR SEDAN a Performance and LAbor and Ma­ R e 1 a X e s; City BIG 15.1 CU. FT.(’‘"*)CHEST FREEZER 'I - Andover, Conn. Tree-shaded lot. Gwnpri redeco­ • Town firemen from Companies $1,000 and $8,250. standard toansmlssion. terial Payment Bond in an amount lu^dio. heater, automatic. Raymond P. Houle, rating. ^ ' 3 and 4 this morning answered a Earie H. Segur, Watertown, not less than 100% qf the contract Chairman $4,500 and $7,000. '58 MERC; $895 lik e having your own aupennarket at . tamperature con* amount. false alarm at Box 432 in front of «8 Btywm 8 t ho«’’s^ leglslatlv, '59 VOLKS-W. $1095 Montclair 2-door hardtop. .Ra­ Guy T. Outlaw, $15,500 — #^pdom older home Apprehensive Dorothy Whiting, Bristol, $3,360 aay from t o o t Grayson, - the East Side Recreation Center 2 1 I Blue with aunroof. Radio, ^ e Price *2495 T. J. Crockett Chairman Secretary in up-to-^h^minute condition. ai|d 83,850. ior MuB«*n. t UAz Jun- brary;- Mm. Hurl, Lutz Junior 1 j. dio, heater, power steering, trol zero to 20 below, sliding storAgRoasket for small packagw. on School St. r heater. Public BulWing Commission The original copy hereof waa Large edvered patio. Ovemtze (citnttanied from Page On* Ann G. Sohack, Hartford, $2,000 } a ____ seum: Miss Marjorie Leldho t, powqr brakee, Mercomatic. Bolton, Cemn. Investigation by Fire Chief W. One owner. Haa automatic interior light^^us sure seal counter balanced lid. filed with the Town Clerk on May garage', storage shed. Nice shad- Clifford Mason revealed that an and 83,650. May 14. 1963 15, 1963, 11-year-old youth pulled the mid- a decision mig^t come within a few Joseph Ferrlgno, Meriden, noth­ »'62WILLYS $2095 flOOD-WILL. morning alarm as a prank. days. ing and 83,500. jje e p CJ-6. Full canvas top, ’62 ALPINE $1995 $16,400—A very special Cape "Such a prank could result in A U.8. district court judge ruled William Raphael, Hartford, ‘ '4>wheel Qrlve. Lota of extras. Roadster. Rejl with block tpp. for a very special fsmUy. Wad­ 82,000 and 82,160. Radio, heater'. Real clean! USED 6ARV dangerous consequences ,to fire­ that the University of Alabama FULL SIZE l6 LB. AUTOMATIC WASHER dell School area, 6 rooms, foil men or bystandera if an accident L ^ k e Agency, futnam, I 7B0 prohibiting discrimination against Arthur Balmer, room mothers. •62 CHEVY.2 $1745 shed dormer, l'/^ baths, garage, occurred while firemen are en- and 81,100. large shaded let. Negro applicants. Three negroes Mr. and Mrs. William Palm n 4-door sedan. Radio, heater, '60 OLDS. $1595 Wash loads of savings! Save time, save work, save clothes. Partial route to a fire call,” the chief has Prosper Lavieri, Barkbomsted, I standard transmission. Clean, " 88” 4-door. Radio, heater, are seeking admission tq the uni­ nothing and $1 ,000. were presi fill Rysten) lets you save watar on atnall loads. 8 different, 8 second $17,000— Vernon. A real neat S said of this type of Incident "N o versity, and they contend they It with low mileage. Hydramatlc, power steering, SAVE need for it,” he added. John J. Donohue, MyaUc, noth- bedroom ranch, fireplace, fam­ were rejected for spring quarter kig and $750. power brakes. ■pray rinses for claanest wash aver! Sealed in oil transniiaaion. ily room, finished recreation A minor motor fire in a car solely on racial grounds. ‘ '61 CO M ET ' $1395 at Oak and Spruce Sts. last night Bernard C. Roberg, .Bantam, entry. A spaghetti and room, garage, shaded lot: 4'/]% About 2,000 persons jammed an 1250 and $400. , meatball | H a ^ Smith was guest speak •! • 2-door. Radio, heater, stand- '61 CH EV. $1895 Open House m o rtg^ e may be assumed. at 7:15 was exUngulshed by town auditorium at New Trork for a mniMw WlU be served at noon. | andId nishis tonictopic waaUlttm * •,ard transmission. Monza 2-door "900” . 'Pan. Ra­ ’ 2 0 0 firemen. No serious damage was Mel'vin F. Wltherwax, Beacon rally sponsored by the New York Mfemlmm o r . rominded to l» 1ng dates: )^o^hey am .^w to dio, heater, 4-apeed transmis­ reported to the motor. Foils, 8300 and $400. 2 to 5 $18,200— South W lhdsor.^room City Cmtral Labor Council in sup­ ■tond them and how to help." sion. AUTOMATIC DEFROST REFRIGERATOR off o f tho split-level home with extra fea­ WMUam A. Kitl^t, Oraim, '58T.BIRD $1595 port of the integration driva Li nothing and $150. tures galore, inctadlng aluml- 2-door hardtop. Blue and NJV.DJL. Birmingham. white. Radio, heater, auto­ Feature true ‘zero-zone’ separate 8 eu. it. freezer section. Haa num siding. A real pleasure to Cleaaan W . t>arker. New Britain, '62 RAMB. $1495 Sunday, May 19, 1963 nothing and $150. Friendly Circle matic transmission. Real American 4-door sedan. Blue. Book Voiuo show. Board to Study wonderfully convenient ‘book-shelf’ door storage for frozen foods. WE HAVE MOVED Irving J. Woodward, WlnrteiL oleani , Radio, heater. One owner. on Any C ar $18,800— Green Manor Ranch. Power Squadron $76 and $160. Names Officers! Status of Dea Removable eiRg kray; roomy crisper keeps vegetables garden fresh. 1959 and Up ^ 18 EDMUND ST. Full basement. Garaga Fire­ to BOWt niodoni ^luarters ut Chartes A. Fitts Jr., LokevUla. place. Ijirge wooded lot. Steel Installs Officers nothing and $76. in STO CK! beam construction, 850 Main Street, (comer of Two decreases wqre n ot^ Hiey i-ROOM CAPE. PORCH were: MORI ARTY "CHARGE IT" AT OVER 1900 GRANT STORES \ Low GMAC or Bonk Terms i Haynea and Main, next to the S Meadow Lane. A real family T h e Manchester Power Squad­ Cbartea J. Bartnkfid, Norwich, miinitw ^R®**** Manchester CO Medical Pharmacy). Bint floor munlty college and of hln 1V2 CAR OARAGE. HANDY home with eight rooms, ron will hold its annual change ot 11,200 and $200. Eugene Freeman, 638 W. Middle dean. hiring C0AST-T0-C0AST...N0 MONEY DOWN/ baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car garaga alr-condi^oned • offleo, ample command dinner tomorrow at 7 Beatrice Miller, FairfieW, $800 Tpke. ‘ and $400. ” 0 Paul \ TO MIS AND SHOPPING Cherry provincial cabinet kitch­ Other omcera are Mm. Andrew tem1w e d * f M ^ i r BROTHERS en, buUt-in' dlshu'asher, dis­ parking. Please atop by and pan. at the Oasis Cltib, East H art­ .Carpenter la former OOP stage ford. ‘ , Wayland, vice president; Mra. Ar- night Sunt ^®*nshlp. U 301 CENTER STREET — 643-SI 35 posal, oven, range and blender. central oomnicteeman and one of let us help yon wltk your real The following offioera will be thur. Daunt, secretary, and Mm. o S l s V c H .n . C H A R G E IT — Dodge Tastefully deooratod. Priced to Zrtler’s cloeeat polKical assoclatea, BVeeman, treasurar. Bdjr trith OoBfldenoe from Hartford Oouaty*e Oldest installed: Dani«4. R. Mullen, 00m- seU In the mid $0a CSall now to ^ ta te problctn. Dorsey is former mayor of New It was foted to give Bunce Comet — Uneoln Oontliiental — Bferenry and W .T.ORANTT CO NO MONEY DOWN nMutder; Robert B , SchstUer, Umi- sea London, the laite Theodore J. Rich­ School 876, Manchefter office of the i^ d ite te s should be hired 4-Wheel Drive WlUys Vehicle Dealer” PHILBRICK AGENCY tenant commander; Rlchai:4 F. Pontioc. WOTTM E. HowUnmI ard is a former food and drug ChUdren’a S ^ c e s , $35, Mansfield Oray, first lieutenant; Harlows Q. commissioner. WARREN E. HOWLAND Realtor ^ Training School, $35, and Instrue- N E W C A ^ LEASE PLANS AVAILABLE ON 373 M A IN ST. , n L 449-84S4 WUBs, trsasurar; and W alter J. SimmoAs is. former GOP town tom o f Handicapped pool project SHOPPING PARKADE OPEN VERNON CIRCLE Realtor — Tnufer K«n|panlk, seerstary. 866 Main Rtieot >48-1168 chairnun o t Ashford, but B8ted[|20. \ ' ALL MAKES AND MODELS MANCHESTER 860 Main Street — 648-1108 Tha prograen win eonduds with a Hartford addreas, Ferrigmof Tliia la the ein le !i Ongl nieeUiig a dsoiec to Mtrtdeo poatawatar aod Rot-'of tha■■■«». ■ ■ MANCHESTER EVERY NIGHT V VERNON 4 tiMpUbUe. 649-2881^0pen„ Evenings i, JW- •'* '*■' H*-

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B1ANCHE3TER EVEN^^NG HERALD, MANCHESTER^ X30NN, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1963 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOUkTESif HANCHESTEir EVENING HEEALD, MANOTSTER, CONN, F*RIDAY, MAY 17, 1968 ArtUlery, before the reorganiza­ d a il y CROSSWORD PUZZLE LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Cotter Heads tion. Maj. Gahan w u the intelli­ P ilo i’s gence officer for the old batUe Former Soldier Traces group. . I G A N G PoUce Bom in Hartford, Sent. 15; 1919, Ool. Cotter graduate*] from the His Wartime Godmother BRING YOUR NEXT iWe heardJ \-this pictorb vflt'L* | Livin g for Reunion Canterthiry School ^ ih 1937 and OF H6AYY C {'PUT MB IN <5000 * The reorgaiUsatioa of the Con­ Amwtr to PUttto Georgetown Univenity In 1941. He KANSAS CITY, Mp. (AP) —( When It was over, she cried,- .. . / - LOSERS 30MP(NG^WtTHm' 6 PORT6 (OoBtliMuld from F afo One) . necticut Army National Guiud re- ia a reporter for the Hartford PRESCRIPTION C3FF A BRIDGE BEFORI^ BXXVCd! HE This and Thot Tbnea, covering Hartford City Twenty years ago on -Army cap­ kissed her godson an o h m a L ( x ^s l c U l h e r b 6 Eyes of JI , lllast^ieces Phoenix Fire ...... 124 182 cameras life and indemnity Ins. Coe. executive'officer wi'U be Maj. John Aetna Casualty ...... 98 106 W. Gahan o f 81 Hurlburt St., Put­ they’re gone! in Miniature Aetna Life ...... 1544 16 2 4 nam. FOR WEDDINGS and ALL FORMAL OCCASIONS Conn. General ...... 164 172 Ool. Cotter was the commander o f the 1st Missile Battalion, s^92nd honest-ta-gaodness used car bargains! I I -'V.TVWS^S- I Htfd. Steam Boiler .. 119 127 iT ir L-ORT'S Travelers ...... 180 188 NOTHING TO SEND AWAY FOR- OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS L im a AMSTOONATS Public DtUltles 1962 CORVETTE ...... $3595 MIMATUm CMOeOLATES Conn. Ught Power .. 884 864 Convertible. 250 HP., 4-speed positraction rear axle, radio, heater, signal lights. Rich maroon, black Interior. ..-'S-IT Htfd. Electric Ught I Reconunend » HMW M«A ht. TM Wm.' SAV.THEM OLD TH E OL' BOV AAAVHTHAT* Assorted *MUk and EVERYTHING IN STOCK! G EA R S HAS LOOKS U K E WHY HE'S A )>ark Chocolate new ...... « 4 454 AMBROSE M. D IEH L BEEN AROUND HE THINKS WATCHWIAN— Hartford Gas Co.'... 42 For ' , 1962 CHEVROLET IM PALA ...... $2595 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER HERE A LON<» TH' BULL-IS TDOWIUCH Southern New England “ALSIDE” SmiNO Open Thursday Night Until 9 Convertible. V-8, auto., power steering, radio, heater, white- TIME.' OC AL A LOW SORT FLUTIN'AVIONG Telephone ...... 514 544 Electrostatic Enameled walls. 'White, red inteiioi'. HUBBARD WAS OF PERSON, FLOWERS Manufacturing Companies ^ 1 WANT TO WRAP O N TH 'O E A R MOT NOTICIN’ 'STIPO' Please Call 649-0558 CUTTERS THEN- HIS BEAUTIFUL SWEXTIM' Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 604 644 1962 CORVAIR, Model "700" ...... $1895 ^POP'S B.IHTHDAfr' Associated Spring .. 16 18 PRESENT/ T H A T WAS FLOWERS/ AMONG 4-Door 6-Pass. Station Wagon. 6 cylinder, standard, heater. DO A B O U T MI4.’ GEARS/ Bristol Brass ...... 104 11% One Of WE IVunham Biiah ...... 64 7 4 1962 CHEVROLET BEL A I R ...... $2195 HAVE N. B. Machine ...... 24 264 Connecticut’s/ 4-Door. V-8, auto., radio, heater, whitewalls. A BOX, North and Judd .... 16 4 174 MOM Stanley Works ..... 19 21 Veeder-Root ...... 46 66 Largest 1961 CHEVROLET BEL A I R ...... $1795 4-Door. V-8, auto., radio, heater, whitewalls. Formal 5 7 % Live in Asia 1961 PONTIAC TEMPEST...... $1595 Rental 4-Door. 4 cylinder, standard, radio, heater, whtewalls. Washington—Abou^ 67 per cent o f the world’s people live in Asia. Stores 1961 FORD FAIRLANE 500 ...... $1595 Europe and Russia together have 4-Door. V-8, auto., radio, heater. 21 per cent. The A r n ic a s divide M l MAIN BIT.—MI 8-SS21 14 per bent almost equally between 1961 COMET CUSTOM ...... $1495 J PRI»01itPTION PHABMAOT North and South. Most of the re­ », nn tr MU, h,. T>t li,. gj. M. BW. maining 8 per cent live In Africa. 2-Door. 6 cylinder, standard, radio, heater, whitewalls. m

/ r 1961 PONTIAC TEMPEST...... $1745 BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL 4-Door. 6-Pass. Station Wagon. 4 cylinder auto., radio, heater. *^•'1 1 b« up in a minute. He’s' getting money out of G O O D > ^ E A R 1961 CORVAIR, Model "700" ...... $1595 BOMMtE t s W Y FLETCHER GLASS GO. o f Ma n c h e s t e r m o th er w ill BE N the aeciret compartment in his wallet!” »r 4-Door. 6-Pass. Station Wagon. 6 cylinder, auto., radio, heater. j.R.wiLLiNas 5*n Mitchell IMPRESSED WITH THIS ROSES AMD RUST i 188 WEST MIOOLJ: TURNPIKE PICTURE FRAME WHEN YOU THINK OF 9-7879 1960 CHEVROLET IM PALA ...... $1795 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., power steering, radio, heater, OIaASS, t h i n k o f FLETCHER WSELF/ whitewalls. BEN CASEY CORNER DURANT ST. 1960 FORD FALCON ...... ^ .... $1195 Per LARGE QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! FOR 4-Door. 6 cylinder, standard, radio, heater. Month 5 ^ TH0U6HT A"-i VtXIMIEHTAS WEa SUSSN, I'M SOWS TO TELL MMMI HE PLBNTC OF FI^NT a n d REAR PARKINO 1960 CHEVROLET PARKWOOD ...... $1745 w JD ...ITS ’CI0NAL0* THAT GIKL KNOW IT, DONALD ; ^ W f ^ k v , DONALD CARU6LE ABOUT HAECOMnWy piotw 4-Door 9-Pass. Station Wagon. V-8, standard, radio, heater, AND 'SWAN'ANO HAP LEFT ~Jt'M RCMax HIS FINSEft.-TOO SAID raSHTNOW, ecA6obo h e r e AUTO GLASS INSTALLED whitewalls. ! TOU'DCOME DR.OME/. 2-year lease on standard 1968 tlr* O” in ALONE.. GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Comet 2-Door. Lower rates for yovr*"'- low mileage users. 1960 CHEVROLET BEL A I R ...... $1695 MIRRORS (Fireploe* and Doer) 4-Door Hardtop. 6 cylinder, auto., radio, heater, whitewalls. Includes Everything 6.70 X 15 CjSlet&tL^ McKmsIm SyiUkatc, lae. PICTURE FRAMING (oil 1960 CHEVROLET IMPALA ...... $1695 WINDOW end PLATE g 1 But Gasoline anaand 7.50 # x 14 4-boor Sedan. V-8, auto., power steering, brakes, radio, heater, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Lease Plans For All whitewalls; .^OONTRAOTORSi WE HAVE IN STOCK Makes and Models \NHAtARE . I960 CHEVROLET B IS C A YN E...... $1395 AN!)HAL 02ACKERS. NO,THANKS. Medicine Cabinets and shower doors N Y U O N T U B ^ S 2-Door. 6 cylinder, standard, radio, heater. SOU EATI!^? WANT ONE? MORIARTY IM AVESETA0AN. . < ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN 1959 CHEVROLET PARKWOOD ...... $1395 (RXlMBD SAT. AT 1 PJM.—OPEN ’BHUBSOAV EVENING BROTHERS 4-Door 6-PasS; Station Wagon. V-8, auto., power steering, SOI CENTER ST.— 048-5185 • IH> hr MU, tec brakes, radio, heater, whitewalls. 1960 FORD T-BIRD ...... $2095 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., ppwer steering, radio, heater. Jet MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALU black, red interior. 1959 FORD CUSTOM 300 ...... $995 ------DOC OUAlU ATTABO // NBY5R AND ALL THI6 TIA/ie ITHOUGHT’itXJ 2-Door. V-8, auto., radio heater. S'1 : FErcH,CHIF6... 6PILLH5ADROP/ M E U M ™ ® ! 7 1 WB2E TE4CHIN0 HIMTO HUNT/ • WM >> WA. >»■ TM >i» M. HI. 0*1 0OODBOY/ NOW IT'S A GOODYEARi "42"« 9**^ 1959 FORD GALAXIE ...... v^$1295 7CY ITACAIN,.. Convertible. V-8, auto., power steering, radio, heawly white- BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE FETCH' 7 CORDI THE -5 ©f giG THREE CARSl walls. ' OEAl YET FOR o w n e r s OE ^ notapirate ANPALUCKYIAPNDU ARE/ MOM, YOU'VE 60T CAPTAIN 6AT0 1958 CHEVROLET BEL AIR ...... $109^ 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., radio, heater, whitewalls. WMD/BUTA WU'LL ACTUAUY SEETHE START ALL WRONG. HE'S A SWEU 6UY, '■51 LEADER OF THE OF A REVOlUTlON. VOU'LL 60 HE'S A HERO... THE LEADER GLORIOUS 10 SMUGGLERS'COVE WITH ME OF A DevnciiTioM / REVOLUTIONf AND SEE ALLTHE6UNS AND HAULERS' HOLIDAY SHIPS AND BOATS, 1962 CORVAN PANEL $1795 guarantee, too. ^ ...... 6 cylinder, 3-speed transmission^ heater, signal lights. ! 1960 VOLKSWAGEN PANEL $895 • Utlt,NIA.I«.TJ«.l,l,J.H,.cai..^ .... • m o r e f o r w h i t e s , 4 cylinder, 4-speed transmission, heater, signal lights. CAPTAIN EASY 1955 DODGE 12'VAN ! $495 BY , LESLIE TURNER guaranteed o n e f u l l year...... cylinder, 2-speed rear axle, 8.25 x 20/10 ply tires. Heater, signal lights OH I oer 7$T0P! I'M MNOCENT! THBY RANSACKED MV fCOOM, STOLB MV MS AUiDGRMn;( AW iDtor COULD see- a lO^DFICATION, WHILE DIE DOCTOR AND Has N6W TUFSYN l^ubber^ MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD SHHtlFPr THIS \ IT MUST BE TkOSC PWWj I Wer e D0WNSTA1RSU.IEP ABOUT ME , . ^ IS TM WCfigST V mntbrtainbrs! GLIPPWe OUT TOMGIIi; D t aUlLTy RATS', y alibis, cnMEunrHis- TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS V SURE, I'D LUCE TO I PREDICT THAT ^ TWWOrSTEMO!. EVER SINCE MAKE SOME MONEY N E L ^ WILL KA'yO 1959 Ramble American Station Wagon .. .Full Price S42S IT'S FANTASTIC, PHIL! HOW ^ HE FELLON V GRANDPA! HOW? sasw Jm t z at the 1958 Ford Country Sedan Station Wagon . .Full Price $495 LONG HAS HE BEEN AAAKING / HIS HEAD ARENA TONIGHT THESE PREDICTIONS? ^ LAST WINTERl | — IN THE NINTH! USD 1958 Rambler Custom Station Wagon ... .Full Price $475 JSAYMOfS? 1967, Ramble'Super 4-Door ...... Full Price $295 1956 Ford Fairlane 2 -D o o r...... Full Prl<« $145 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Door...... ,FuU Price $271) 1955 Bulck Special 4-Door H a rd to p ...... Full Price $196 1954 Mercury Monterey 2-Door Hardtop . .Full Price $125 1964 Ford Custom 800 4-Dr...... PYUI Price $50 AND MANY MORE DAVY JOI JONES BY LEFF and McWILLlAMd MR. ABERNATHY We are sure to please many people with these out­ BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEJS^AY standing used car values . . . drop in today and see YOU CARRIloyotm PS. K M T ... GREED TOO FAR, DON'T STAND 1NME' THERE ARE so MANY IF YOU RBAD them. PERHAPS VOU COULD HELP ) ITfe'ALt. ...BUTTHAT BLONDE C7VER7HERE CUNT... Z H-HAP US-PLEAS! ' '!!!?• CASt. HOItT BEAUTIFUL DRESSES ME,SIR...WHICH ONE DO /A MATTER LOOKS IDEAL FOR THE OCCASION/, TO STOP 'you; Asoiiito IN THIS FASHION SHOW n'-JJWfBSy you THINK WOULD BE X OFTASTE, I COMINS TO ^ I PONY KNOW WHICH APPROPRIATE FOR llllTHATSWeMW TDBUY. HAVING DINNER OUT ? CARTER NICHOLS-MANCHESTER CHEVROLET 1229 MAIN STREIET — MANCHESTER / street^ anchester TEL. 649-5238 OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9

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Of f. / MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MSANCHESTER, CONN, PRIpAY, MAY 17, 1968 PAGE SEVENIVSN THE Buslnesg Service Offered 18 Radto-TV Repair ISerricfiu 18 Burinesa OpportimltlM S2 EXCELLENT WORK done ia CONNIES .TV and Radio Servlea, and Confidence Wilsbn’s Big cleaning yards, cellars, attics, 'IHE STEAK HOUSE In BOltto la available all hours Sattafaeticn all cleaned up. Raa to be sold. M-Boys Here, Too, CLASSIFIED garages. Also, light trucking. guaranteed. Colt 849.1815. 649-6958. Some rostaurant aqifimnant ■ar available, but don’t ovonoM -tba Moving— ^Trucking— tremendous posslt^tlto this loeo- EARL YO ST Pitching. Win GARDENS p l o w e d - A lso, tlon presents. Ideal for automo­ Sports Editor ADVERTISING wheel harrowtog done. 649-6096. Storage j 20 tive, manufacturing, retail, ate. T, J. Crockett, Realtor, 848-16??. BHARPENDtU Benrloa— aawo, MANCHESTER Package DaUverv. R u«.llK .yM .„f,.C eI.i« | B o O S t S R S o X lEPaee Indians’ W in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS knives, axee, sheen, efcataa Light trucking and package deliv­ ery. RetrlgeratiMi. wastura and 8 AAl. to 6 PAL rotary blades. Quick service. Capl- ATLANTIC Re f i n i n g c o . Answer wasn’t any surprise that Bill Russell was the one T t l t n A T . T a m e r i o a n l e a g u e By HOWIE HOLCOMB COIL STAIOIINOS t(d Equipment Co., 88 Mala St., stove mortng specialty. Folding ^final out A neat doubls play, chairs tar rent. 640-0762. man mainly responsible for the success of the Boston Celtics, Batttngv.WMaM’, L m Ai«etM. ^ Rub]ber-armed Fr^ McCur- W L Pet. started by Crowell, got him out Manchester. Roars dally 7-6. in the past seven years in the NBA. Bob Cousy, a lad who r. > .858; OMiiey, KaoMs aty, .saii Central ...... ? 1 .876 of possible trouble In tbe ninth. Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. THE AUSTm A. CHAMBERS OO. Good gaUonoge service station ScMIUng, Bostoa, tM; M ala^ [fsfry went to the mound again COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT should know, passed along this information during an inter- BOSTON (AP> — Boston j • yesterday for Manchester Conard ...... 7 1 .876 McCurry and Crowell each had MONDAY Ibni FBIDAY 19:80 AJUL—SATURDAY 9 a »f. 648.7958. Moving. ' packing, atorage, local available for lease in Man­ BMtea, 4MM; Boyto, New Terk, MANOHBSTBB . .6 t .760 chester. Excellent location esting and informative question and answer period during righthander Earl Wilson, who two hiU for the Tribe. McCarthy's THEE REMOVAL, pruning, and tod idng distance | Agents for .887. High—hfB seventh start in Wethersfield .6 8 .626 second inning double waa the only Wheaton Van Uhea, Inc., world­ across from King’s. This is an his visit to Manchester last W^nesday night. Tlie occasion twice flunked the major Runs Rotted la'-NIchoIeon, OM- M aloney ...... lot clearing. Frank C. Noble, opportunity for a man who , eig|it games—Rnd hurled the .8 4 .420 extra base hit in addiUon to PLEASE READ YOUR AD 649-6058. wide m overs. Free estimates. wa« the first annual St. James’'" league test, has parlayed the AMERICAN LEAGUE ^ o , 88; Stnort, Boaton, W; Bob. (Indiana to a 6-0 victory over Hlastem ...... 8 6 .376 May’s key circuit clout. 643-6187. wants to make good money in Holy Name Society’s SporU Night d tofified ee *8Vant Ads’* are token over the phone as a oon- his own business. Until 6 p.m. two “ C’s”—control aiid confi- W L Pet OB Inson. Ohkawo and Wagner, !«• Maloney of Meriden at Memorial .2 6 .286 Only four gamee remain on the veoienoa The advMfiear ehooM read hie ad the FIRST DAY IT HAROLD a SON Rubbish Re­ at Bailey Auditorium. AngelM 84; Amaoa, Wnneaoto, 289-1661, after 5 p.m. 648-2^, Muscleman Praised dence— into an “ A-plus” rat- Boston ...... 18 . Field. It waa McCurry’s fifth win Windham .2 8 .250 In dl^ ' slate—two at home, two APPEARS and REPm iT ERRORS In time for the next Inaer- moval, cellars, attics, and yards, Oouay did a tremendous job, Hall Painting—Papering 21 Muscle or hatchetmen are a Ing among American League Chicago 88. of the aaaaon and hla second shut- .0 8 .000 road Monday they go to noa. The Herald Is revonfible for only ONE tnoorreot or omitted weekly or monthly pick-up. Har­ oonaidering: that he was fallowing Home Runs— ^Ntebolsoa, CUea^ Idi^out. Ha’a loM two. old Hoar. 649-4084. the Rev. Robeirt Keating to the must on every pro club and CoiJ3’ pitchers. Bnltiniore . Indiana kept up the pace against Windham, Thursday they enter­ tor any adveiHaemeat and then only to the extent of a P A m r m o a n d pimethangmg. had some kind words for Bob Wilson faced just 29 batters and York go and Wagnar, Loa Angeles, 8; “Mac's” senior teammate George i c Conard, currently tied with microphone. ^Father Keating, ope Gentile and Paw«dl, Baltimore, reliever Jpel Cooney. McCurry good’* fauertlon. Errora which do not leeaen the valne ot LAWN MOWERS, sharpened and Good clean workmanship at-roa- Help Wanted—Female 35 Brannum, a man of muscle dtrring permitted only two singles as he | Kansas Oty 'in May providad all the offense neo- singled, went to second when Tom Bristol-Cehtral for the C dL lead the odvertuemtot wID not be eorreetod by “make good” kiBertloM. scnablc rates 80 years in Man­ of the country’s leading humorists, his tenure with the Celts. Stuart, Boston, Trash, New York *’('’■ essary with a long three-run Maaehestor (5) repaired, sales and service, rental lived up to advance billing. The hurled the rarnpaglng Red Sox to i Cleveland Moore waUced and to third when chester Ravm ond Flake. 649-9237. MATURE MARRIED woman, wil­ "Brannum.” Oousj' told the aud­ a 3-0 v'ictory over Los Angeles | l-oe .’Angele* and Hinton and Oabame, Wash­ liUearned run average to "having Boston S, Ijos .Angeles 0 i easy tlms as ha held the Spartans babysitting, school age children, ball game after a .400 hitter hod City and Ford, New York, 4-8, off end of a double theft but whm I 8 S 8 One call — 649-8079. For your Wallpaper books. Papethanging. de.'dre to motivate the entire team. more confidence in myself and im­ ' Baltimore 9, Washington I to-five acattered hits. He walked Rodser*. '2b 4 0 0 8 8 8 every printing requirement. Wed­ cooking not required. Pleasant homered. .667. but one and fanned 11. In 60 2/8 Powors tried to take on extra base Ceilings. Floors. Fully Insured home, park-like groimds. Write He was an Inapiration to all the proving my control.” Cleveland 5, Oilcago 4 on the oatcher’e overthrow at se- ding accessories—rubber stamps. workmanship guaranteed. Leo "BIU Russell,” CSousy said, "is other guya. His importance to the Only Gaines Scheduled. Innings this seaaon, the curve- ...... 82 5 9 87 U 0 4 Schieldge Printing Co. Box T, Herald, listing references, Author of a no-hitter a year ago NATIONAL LEAGUE ond, he was cut down. But the naloner (4) TROtlME REAGHMW OUR ADVERTISER?Us P eU etie.. Ml 9-8S26 If no answer, the one man directly responsible team could never be measured.” Today’s Games baUtog left-hander baa allowed against the Angels. Wilson pitched BatUng — Covington, Phlladrl- tribe lead, 4-0. r h po a • rbl call 648-9048. "HIRE A VETERAN WEEK, May for the success of the Celtioe dur­ Bramnmn, since h is retirement for Boston in both 1959 and '60, Minnesota (Perrj- 0-2) at Clevo- seven runs and 87 hits whUe fen- Cheerman, Sb LAWNS — RAKING, roUtog and ing the past six or seven years. from the rmjnd ball game, has land (Bell 2-2) (N). , phla, J78; Fairly. Los Angeles, iiijilng 68 and walking only 15, The final run crosaed on inning i( ^ u u (I 11 (I 24-Hour Answering Senrico mowing by dependable adults. 19-26.” Summer work for kltcheii but both times was sent down. .844; Groat. St Lonla, .888; Ed­ later. BUI McCarthy was hit by PAm rm o and wallpapenug, wall- helper, chambermaid and survey His direct and overall contribu­ been engaged ,as a golf pro in Chicago (Peters 2-2) at Boltl- The IikUani foiled to cash in on Smi-’r ...... 3 001000 649-2426 Or 649-6963. paper removed. Wallpaper books "I tried to be a kind o f pitcher wards, Oinioinnsll, JUI8; F . Akm, a pitch, moved to second when Miller. cMb ...... 8 0 1 8 1 0 0 worker. Part-time for typist, tions are best known by his fellow Massachusetts. I w’asn’t,” Wilson explained. "I moro (Barber 6-8) (N). |>n>i mUd th rtato In each o f the first S r?? ' 7* ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 to request Ceilings. Frro esti­ San Frandaeo, .828. Simmons drew a two-out walk and RobliKwn c ...... 4 0 1 9 0 0 0 MOWING LAWNS - Hedge trim­ salesperson, bus driver, , and coun­ players. He’s the best man in the "After Bob retired,” Cousy IjOS Angeles (Nelson 2-0) at two frames. They finally made Vl Free to Herald Readers mates Call Roger 648-0928. tried to throw the breaking stuff Runs Batted In— Fairly, Lae scored on Monette’e single. Mines IS ...... g ,.,. 2 0 1 2 0 0 0 ming, odd jobs. Ray Hardy, ter girl. Apply Conn. State Em- hiatory ot basketball in con­ quipped, "I hod to fight my own when 1 was behind the batter. As New York (Boaton 8-1) (N). ‘ In the third. After Don Crowell led Rozyckl. l b - » ...... 2 0 1 5 0 1 8 648-5541. ployment Service, 806 Main trolling the backboards. battles.” Angeles, 89; Covington, Philadel­ '' off with a aingile to oenter, he went McCurry retired 12 of the first ^omexyk. 2b ...... 3 0 0 1 8 1 0 Want tafonuMto to eow of oar ohuMllled adeerttoero*taf Na EXTERIOR AND Interior paint­ a result, I just kept getting wild­ Kansas City (BowsfieM 8-4) at phia, 87; RoMnson, OinidnnaU, Redman, a-lf ...... i 0 0 1 0 0 0 ing, paperhanging, wallpaper re­ Street, Manchester. A free serv­ He was only joshing, of course, Boston (Morehead 8-0) (N). ’•'to second to a poaaed beR. Don 13 batters and picked off Nate answer at tba telephone Satodr Slinply enS Rm ALL KINDS C)P clocks repaired "He has the ability, the aglKty er and wilder. 'Then I’d slow up Aaron, Milwaukee and F. Alon, Mines after he hod broken the P ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 moved, ceiltogfs, fully insureil. ice—no fee charged. and the knock of being able to because a fellow by the name of to get a pitch over and they’d Detroit (Aguirre 3-8 and Mossi In'” ’ StmmonS followed 'with a bouncer Cooney p ...... 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 and cleaned, 'sintiques included. San Frandsco, 86. string with a two-out' single In ** ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Work guaranteed. Call 649-1962 be­ Call George Oidllette, 649-1261. moot any and all challenges. Wilt Jtingle Jim Loscutoff was around rack me.” S-2) at W’ashington (Osteen 0-8 to third but Orow^ came too for Slklne, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PRACTICAL NURSE to live with Home Rons—Aaron, Milwaukee, the second Malonejr’s strongest MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE tween 9-12 noon and after 4 p.m. invalid to nice home near center Chamberlain has helped make Rus­ in recent years, to serve as a Sox Manager Johnny Pesky was and Daniels 0-0), 2. twt-night. 11; Covington, Philadelphia, 8; F. ’n down the Une end wes trapped PAINTING — Five room ranches “ policeman” on the court when threat came In the fifth when they Totals: ...... 29 0 f ^ of Manchester. Usual time off. sell a better player. Bill con al­ the Seattle pilot two years ago Saturday’s Games Alou and Cepeda, San Franrisi'o, ' and tagged out teykig to get back ROTOTILLING by large commer­ and Capes for $80. Trim and needed. when Wilson was shipped down. Minnesota at Cleveland '" to second. loaded the bases with one out on a Struck out for Adamcayk In 7Ui. 6 4 9 -0 5 0 0 paint extra. Also scraping. Tel. 232-8624 or 649-4239. ways rise to the occasion and is 7; seven tied with 6. a single, a hit batter and a walk. b Grounded out for Cooney In 8th. cial machine, either lawns or truly an InspiratlonaJ leader.” "Professdonal basketball.” Oousy “I thought after those first six Los .Angeles at New York, 2 p.m. I Mafic Moneitto drew a walk and Mancheeter . ... 00410000 x—5 742-8101. Pltohlng O’Dell, San Francisco, But "Mac” bore down to fan Steve 2B: McCarthy; HR: May: SB: M? gardens. 643-1801. Just for the’ record, since Rus­ w «it on, “is the most selective games in Seattle Earl would be Kan.Ha« Clt>- at Boston, 2 p.m. May, who hod been belUngtIw be! ■ad Imre year meeange. Yeifll hear from ear ailimiltoia hi f t 5-0, 1.000; Maloney, Cincinnati, Adamezyk and got Cooney on a Curry, Power*; DP; Crowell to Rods- time wttboal spendhig all orvenlng at the WALLPAPER REMOVEd T ^ T m / sell joined the Celtic.^ in 1956, Bos­ team sport played. Only 90 men back in Boston in a month,” Peaky Detroit at Washington, (N). Koufax and Perranoelci, Los An­ ”' hard of late — but right at aome- OTi to Monette; LOB: Manchester 9, LAWNS GRADED and seeded, dry CLERK^ can play in the NBA.” roller to the mound. per r are the responsibilities. In Angeles (Miller 2-2) (N). Hockanum Dog Club, and is presently servihg on the Hockanum Board of Directors. well. glon baseball team. Earl Petersen, (Trout Fishing) eot payments anywhere No small LEIARN SERVICING on Satur­ return you ■will receive an played at Holy Cross had caught excellent coaches with much fided: "1 didn’t have a real good Ohannel 8 loan or finance company plan. Household Services credit given bo Buster Sheary, Philadelphia (Hamilton 2-0 or She is co-trainer of the Wapping Dog Training Class. Coventry picked up a pair of Lsgion ntUetlo officer, made the 1960 CADILLAC, hydramaUc, gcxxl days, practical one-year courses attractive salary and an On with the fans and was most ef­ fastball so I tried to be sneaky. Green I-O) at Houston (Nottehart 8:80—PreokneiM Oouglaa Motora, 888 Main. Offered 13-A starting June 16. Efficient place­ fective. His system la conducive to Holy (3ross mentor . . . C5om I kept the ball moving and 'tried runs in the second and doubled M announcement today. condition, $160. 649-9281. enjoyable and re'wardtog 4-1) (N). the total the next inning for a CbsDiMl 8 ment services. New England experience. high scoring and that’s been the petitive sports are excellent for to get their big batters to pop up , Cobb has done considerable 6:46—^Raoe of the Wefic, ALWA'YS A good supply qf used 1956 FORD convertible, V-8, green, FURNITURE REPINISHED r- Tech., 66 Union Place, Hartterd, Cincinnati (Jay (1-6) at St. quick 4-0 lead. Starter Jim Luft t '”' coaching In the Little League and Send summary of your pattern that we have followed for anyone and the lessons may be or hit the boll on the ground.” Louis (Broglio 8-1) (N). Aoom Stakes Chevrolets and Fords, 8895 and white top, aqua and white leath­ Scratches, burns removed, color 626-3406. Dodgers Looking Great Again with kept Rocky Hill scorolaM until -•’“ Alumni League programs snd qualifications, including ed­ 13 yeans.” No one can fault the applied in many other kinds of en­ He retired Leon Wagner and Lee Milwaukee (Shaw 0-2) at Chi­ Ohannel 80 down at C«iter Motora,^684 Cen­ erette interior, 8 ducees, cam, changed. Manchester Refinishing system which has proven to be the deavor in life. the sixth when they came up with P'™ brings a wealth of experience as ter Street, 648-1691. Flnanctog Co., 643-9288. ucation and experience to Thomas by each method. cago (Buhl 2-8). four. Reliever Bud Hunt blanked 10 pam^-Flfl^t of the Week solids, mag. rocker arms, Thun­ P. O. Box 644, Manchester, most successful'in the history of In brief, Oousy made a tremen­ In additiion, Wilson taged a '"' a player to the Legicm. He will be (zalamr va Artoer) arranged regardless of price 'with derblrd transmission, overdrive, Bonds—Stocks— Saturday’s Games them the rest of the way. assisted l>y John Cervlnl. Peter- average credit. REWEAVING of bums, motb bolea. Cfonn. Indicate date avail­ pro league play. The Celts are defi­ dous impression with everyone at breken-bat triple and a single. Milwaukee at Chicago. Ohannel 8 floor shift, 4.11 rear end, Tach. Mortgages 31 able. nitely the New York Yankees of Dick Belekiewicz and Orlo ‘"'^’ Ben retunu as team manager. He Zippers repaired vnndow Staadea the Holy Name program. The all- The clubhouse chiding which fol­ Philadelphia at Los Angeles. Smith each socked a triple and a gauges. Much chrome on engine. their chosen field. time bEisketbaU great did an ex­ -'Is also the assistant state dlrec- SUNDAY WHY BUY a foreign sports car? m a^ to measura; aU slsed Vene­ lowed included this exchange be­ New York at San Francisco, 4 single for the Pats, and drove in ItSIK—A ’s vs. Red Sox If it’s class you want, stop in at Czm be seen at 168 Woodland St HESBIT BY BHXB? Let ua help SECRETARY - MATURE, capable, The guest speaker felt the 24 cellent job of sSllng himself as Jim Gilliam in Business ‘ tor' of the Legflon baseball pro- 643*8474. tian blinds Keys made while you you to a fresh start by consoli­ tween Wilsan and fellow starting pm. and experienced person for dy­ seven runs between them. ^ gram. Ohannel 80 Gordon’s Atlantic Service. Classic \/ait. Tape Recorders for m ‘ second rule "has revolutionized well as the sport In which he pitcher Bill Monbouquette: Cincinnati at St. Louis (N). dating the many debts that de­ namic, rapidly growing real es­ professional basketJball and would Cromwell exploded for nine big '” The local sponsored Dilworth- 1:55— ^Angels vs. Yanks m odel 1957 Thunderblrd, mint M arlow’s, 867 M ato, 649-6221. starred in for so many years. He "Hey, Monbo, bring me a .beer, NEW YORK (A P)— For a liam loses his job to the Dodgers’^against the Pirates with his third runs in the third and Waltzed to a 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof, mand your attention into one tate office. Knowledge of toort- be good for college ball.” , ''‘ Ckirnell-Quey Post, No. 102, wUl OhannelS condition, low mileage, fully radio, lots of extras, very clean. easily paid monthly obligation. came early and left town late. Sit­ will you” guy without a store, Jim Gil­ latest phenom almo.st every single and eventually scored on win from there on. Pete Oayeskl 8:66—Mete vs. Dodgera equipped. Gordon’s Atlantic Serv­ REPAIRS made on small kitchen hand and good typing required. * * * ting down and autographing every .spring. ’This time he stayed in the I ,” ’ play In Zono 1-A this season. 81,260. Call after 4, 649-4811. appliances. Table and floor lamps $2,000 requires only $44.60 per Write qualifications to Box X, "To heck with you Blarl ’ol liam is really giving everyone Johnny Roseboro’s two-out single had a three-run homer to pace the P"’ Making'np the circuit ■will be en- Ohannel 18 ice, W est Road, Emington, request after the show made a big buddy, you aren’t that good yet,” Quarterfinal Play back room while heralded Nate in the ninth. Johnny Podres got winners who managed only eight 875'8S92. reared and restored. Doorbell month including repayment. If Herald. No One Indispensable hit with the youngsters present. Big First Inning the business. Oliver took over | at second base .the victory with a seven-hitter, I'Ttrles from (joventry, Rockville, systems repaired and Installed. you have proppty equity, con­ hits. Rham committed nine errors "'"South Windsor, Stafford Springs, 1954 FORD, 860. Call 742-7712. What will the Celtics do next President Leo Kwash of the In Women’s Event Gilliam, a sure-fingered infielder and the Dodgers experimented leaving the Dodgers only three to make their job easier. 1953 FORD Customllne 6, 4-door Free pick-up and delivery. C3all tact Frank Burke, Connecticut ASSURSID SUCXJESS! Do as so The Red Sox collected three of Wethersfield and Manchester. All Mortgage Exchange, 16 Lewis many women arq doing in Man­ year without Oousy ? Holy Name Society also rates a their 10 hits and all of their runs | who loses his job every spring but with Tommy Davis at third base. games behind first-place San Summaries: sedan, Fordom atlc, radio. 643-2880 649-1608 anytime, preferably after winds up behind the counter once ,. told, 87 towns will be entered In at., Hartford. 2464m. chester. Hi weekly earnings are ‘Wo one is indispensable. The salute, as well as his hard working off loser Dan Oainski, in the first Today there are four- tomorrow With that lineup, the Dodgers EYanclsco. Coventry ----- 022 012 4— 11-14-1 BASEBALL HEROES after 6. PL'YMOUTH 1968 Savoy, 4 door, 4 p.m. Celtics are a great team and will committee headed by Frank La- the rush season start.s. scored the found business a bit slow, so in ;*stote-wlde play which will be dl­ possible ff you have as little as 2 Inning. 1116 lead proved more than there’ll be two! That’s the .story In The Giants got two-nui homers Rocky Hill . . . 000 004 0— 4- 3-0 l ' ’ vided Into five zoured concrete, from 3% Interesting -work for person with In Manchester. This popular dog Another first for Hockanum. Boston plays host to Kansas Ekust Catholic at Penney JVs. the loos, going the first five in­ radio and heater, white side- show’ will allow both .'jpectator in llmost walls. Very clean. - Please call Rudy, 246-6859. ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, ga- foot to 6 foot depth with filter good knowledge of medical term­ and believed to be the first time City for a weekend 'series starting pounder crossed the finish line first Wednesday night at the nings. Bud Sage went aR the way and exhibitor to compete with ^__r>i______n r tt_ . “ *«*r half of the ninth when.' _ INDUSTRIAL__ ------Was-8796---- NOW 1696 ragest dormera, all types of and vacuum cIeaneE. AU equip­ inology who types 80 vrerda pw ottered at any Oonnertinut match, tonight. Unbeaten rookie Dave C/Ollege Baseball Shenandoah race track in Charleatown, W. Va.* to graduate savage led off Wilh for Granby to pick up tha victory. CttiiVROLET IMPa La', 19687 iSe carpentry. No job too small. Call ment for. landscaping, 1962 minute. 40-hour week. Will type dogs from throughout New Blhg- will be the Red Cross Station im- from “bug” statim to that of a'f' a .singie nnd j Nelson Higgins, 644-1700, Morehead (3-0 )■ is the mound Ti'inity 5, Worcester Tech 1. was sacrificed to second. Bill 1961 Rambler Custom 4-door Wag­ new, radio, heater, new Urea, Chevrolet panel truck. The operations and case summartes. land In both the breed and obed­ der the directoln of Robert Kiell- jockey, thus realizing his lifetime units could ea.slly be converted ience rings; Judgmg will begin choice to oppo.se former Sox himlor Hartford 5. So. Conn. 4. Mazeroflki then followed wltli a AND TRUDK on, 6 cylinder, automatic, must sell. 64B-0366: Call for an appointment 64^1141, qulst. of ’Tolland. Klellqulst, a Ted Bowsfield (2-4). ambition. Vacantinti ii the first Man- HOME REPAIR and maintenance to year ’round apartments for promptly at 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Coast Guard 9, AIC 6. single, but Savage was Uirown out luunhothfe* radio and heater,, white side- remodeling, roofing and altera­ Ext. 320. - member of the Rockville Police Chester native to aittain this dis- at the, plate by Willie Davis. walls. A one-pwner with low, which there is a big demand. Mrs. FYancea Arnold of Crescent Department is licensed by the Unction. 1 EQUIPNENT low mileage. tions Call Russ Atkins, Builder, Present o'wners retired. Priced Bluff Kennels, Guilford, will re­ American Red Cross to furnish Trucks—^Tractors 643-0411. ' for (juick sale. Apprentice, or “bug,” jockeys GIAN'TS-MBTS— Was 81,796 — NOW 81,696 place Mrs. Cynthia Schmick, judg­ first aid. Dr. Melville Stein, must bring home at l e ^ 44 win­ DUSTY LEAGUE FEATUBIMS | Continued on next page ing the Toy Breeds, Non-Sporting DODGE 1963, FORD 1964, one ton ALL KINDS OF carpentry and D.V.M. will be the attending vet- RSox Back in Lead, ners witlSn a 12-month period Mays had a perfect day at the 1969 Ford Galkxle 4-door Sedan, painting, roof and gutter work, Breeds, Group and the Bast Pup­ erinaiy. with his'sixth...... hornen’ two I iMEIICA’8 F lU n V-8, autoniatic, radio and with refrigerator bodies, good before they are accepted into the condition. Gaer Bros;, 140 Rye St., kitchen and bathroom remodeling, J; p. REALTY py in Match. Mrs. Arnold is well- This match is open to the pub­ official jockey . membership. Va- ® of H4-Way Department; 17- IRANDt heater. A beautiful white ■with dormers smd hatchways. J. (b a r­ taown throughout' the dog world, lic. A small admission will be BORG-WAHNER new white sidewall tires. South Windsor. 528-6644, or see oonti, who started riding soon at Charter Oak Park last nloht. Sandy Warshavsky. est, 649-0722. , 618 Center St. ha-ving raised and shown poodles, charged, with children under 12 after he graduated from Manches­ trtthout a' Ipss. O’Dell was tagged Johnson and Gerry Obar- Waa 81,296 — NOW $1,096 both miniature and toy, and cock­ admitted free. There ia ample free Ahead of Schedule for home nins by Cliff Ckx)k,'Ron auer each collected three hits to • AUIOdfll 648-6129 MEAT, ter High in 1959, saddled his 44th 1069 CadilUc Convertible, full pow­ er-spaniels for sevcirai years. She parkirtg. and refreshments will be WTnner at the West Virginia track. Hunt ai^ (Jhico Fernandez and Pace the winners, Jim Hill cH- a Mmooc 1963 STUDEBAKER 12 foot plat­ has finished a champion Toy available. This match wdll be held er, showroom condition. This Roofing—Siding 16 I^ W YORK (A P )— “The best strategy,” Manager John­ ’The "lucky” 44th trltunph was needed Gaylord Perry’s relief help , ma.\ed a five-run fourth with a and LIRE ' car driven by manager. form truck. Call 6-9 p.m., 649-0894. IPoodle -writhm 1^4 years. rain or .shine. to subdue the Mets. It was the I home run. Dick ’Turoott* and a •OROJWAMK ny Pesky proclaimed, “ is to have a 6-foot-4. 210-pounder step the eighth ■wlnne’-- the Silk ’Town Giant.o third .straight victory at Was 82,796 — NOW 82,496 A. A. DiON,^f, me.m e . R o o filu , Biding, CUHERS A first for the Hockanum caub jockey rode at Shenandoah. The Charlie Smith each had three safe­ ■ CADBt this year is the Puppy Sweep­ up to the plate, hope that he rips one— and he does ” j home, and shoved them over the ties for Hi-Wav. TRUCK CLUTOH ASSENBLIES painting, Carpentry. Anmtians THURSDAY’S FIGH’TS So perhaps the Boston Red Sox* ------— ------: 1 ■ ______track closes Saturday for- its • GASnOi 1960 T-Blfd Convertible, full pow­ and addltioos.a ^ i Oelllnga. Woritman- AND stakes which will be judged at 12 .600 mark in Candlestick Park with C a k e ’s * 460 508 x— 17 14 8" er, hew top and tiros, white Auto, Driving School 7-A PHILADELPHIA Lot Mat- j manager was indulging in hi.s fav- spring meeting and Vacanti is a 9-8 record. » sMp guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. noon by Prank Parker; 'Thi.s class thews, 135 V2, PhUadelphia, stopped I orite ,bit of deft maneuvering Hi-Way 121 202 5—13 14 7 f w a n t ' with red leather interior. Im^ 643-4860. SEPTIC TANKS is open - to any breech, phpp>’ 12 undecided on what track to toy * • • • MORTIXX3C’S Driving School hic., Freddy Jackson, 139, New York. ' Thursday when, w-ith two out, Lou Sweep in I Singles next. \ ^Fow ler and Hill; Quey, Morris- a H o u r maculate. AJTO months or younger that is entered CUBSrREDS aette (4) and.Smith. ' • offices, classroom located Man­ . Clinton doubled in two run.s and Lost Minute Mount POWER TAKB«fP AND Was $2,896 •— NOW $2,196 chester Parkade, lower level. Be­ BIDWELL HOME Improvement COUNTERMEN B t^e Banks’ run - producing a 101 (Jompany—roofing, siding, altera­ put the' Red Sox off and winging Helps Net Victory Luck, somerUmee good and other 1961 ’Triumph TR-8 Roadster, real ginners, older, nervous students, PLUGGED SEWERS into the American League lead. stogie in the seventh inning gave CHURCH LEAGUE a U n R 0 U ll UNIVHtSAL JOINTS our specialty. Teen-age driver’s tions additions and remodeling FuN or pent-rinM for times bad. plays an important the (^ba the only run they needed Scoring in each of the first four sharp. of ali types. Ehccellent workmsn- Red Sox right-hander Earl Wil­ P Victories in all thioe singles part in a jockey’s life. It was a a MONROI ^ Was $1,796 — NOW $1,696 education courae. State certified. Machine Cleaned son. staked to early lead, threw Md broke up a pitchers’ duel be­ games, Center Congo raced to an 649-7898. Bhip. 649-6495. 1 new, local meat operai* matches, plus one doubles, gave touch of mLsfortime for a 1 fellow tween winner Larry Jackson, who easy 12-8 decision over Community aJUNOlAiot " Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sew­ a two-hitter at Los’ Angeles and jockey, which gave VacinU a SAM VACANTI tion. Also men over 18 Manchester High a 4-1 tennis vic- Baptist at Mt. Nebo. FIAT SALES AND SERVICE R A T ’ S ROOFmO CO. — shingle er Lines Installed—Cellar Ws- beat the Angels 3-0. JVhen Cleve­ bliance to ride on extra mount a lA Y H nO t and built-up roofs, gutter woric, te rp ro o fin g ' Done.- land^ edged Chicago 5-4 in a night toiy over Bristol Central in (X3BL school student. ASfter picking up winging his record to 5-4. and IMck Pitkin slugged a single, to lecNii meot cutting, i- Wednesday night which he Reds starter Jim O’Toole', 8-3. , touble and - home____ -run ___ and__ scored a HAND KVVBt ^ E-Z LERN roof and chimney repaira Ray game, the Red Sox-took over the action yesterday afternoon at brought home first. lua diploma he went to Menyiand CUSTOM melNE RHUIUNNa Hagenow, 649-2214, R ay Jackson, doy week, plus beneOts. Bristol. Billy Williams drove in the other ■ times for the winners. Bill top spot .015 points ahead of the Farms which la a'bout 14 mUes a THOMinON mLLTOP MOTORS, INC. 643-8825. McKin n e y b r o s . White Sox. ^ Captain Mike Lautenbach, Todd The origlna] jockey was injiired from Baltimore, and (started from run with a .single In thfe eighth added three RHIs. Stu Rosa Driving School whOT the horse bolted in the a WAOMR PETROUUM PRODUCTS IT Route 6 A 44, Bolton CoU 673-9168 for Baltimore blasted Washington 9- Potter and Neil M’ise were the sin­ the bottom, as an exercise boy on after Lou Brock doubled. Bjorkman were the boi- Connecticut’s largest, auto- Seweroiiqe Disposal Co. 1 in the only other American gles .wiimens while the doubles 1 atsTter’s . gate. - Vacanti w a - s ----- sum- Labor Day, 1960. In this category, tag Btors for the.ksArs. Sam Mc- a UM IIBI CASIROL ANDIUBRIPLATE OPEN 9-9 matic and standard shift, Roofing and Chimneys 16-A 180-132 Pearl St.—MI S-6S08 appointment. team of Doug Pearson and Neil desired. he learned all phases o t horseman­ ^ s te r made the defensive plgy o t I>eagu,e .game- scheduled. I BRAVE80ARDS- ANDIMinr Bank Terms free pick-up service, teen-age » » * Wise also gained a win. a U were Ride he did. and no one was ship, with milkman hoiue. getting The big blow tor the Braves was ^.nigbt with a oA ch in righit juiri; ROOFm o—SpaolaUiliig repairing o m m ... ■ X m e D m Iw D o m b ' i stock Porio— 648-2764 classrdom, older and nervous ORIOLES-SEN'ATORS— in straight sets. happier at the Shenandoah track up each nrmmdng at 5 o'clock, a three-run homer bV E ^ u ! b^OTe the bah^dwent out of the Wa tovlto :Tawr laqldriea students our specialty, lie roote of an kinds, netw toofo. gut­ Baltimore's Brooks Robinson The win pushed the 'Tribe to 3-3 than the local man when he boot- Mathews in the first inning t^ t ter work, ehlinneya cleaned, re­ luigged Schedule Center ■l \ ' Center St., Manchester. Call (Irove In four runs M d Jackie for the seascMi, 2-3 in the league. ^ home a winsjer. i l 2 20a X— 12 13 8 for free booklet, 643-8662. paired Aluminum aiding. SO Aithougn tile schedule was rug­ "“ ‘ burst against Baptists Brandt drove in three more as the Coach Phil Hyde also announced ‘ Vaoarvti was a regular rider Washburn. loa- 001 001 1— 8 10 4 yerre’ experience. Free eatimates. ged, ^ Silk Towner would ri > haauty, 876-879S. $66. CjaU 648-2881.

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: > •■ ■ J' MANCHEBTBIR EVENING HERALD, IfANCHESTER. CXHlk FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MA^ 1968 PAOIBMMIMlt Houses For Salt -71 / ' I ~I III! IIiAiImIwSWII: Houagi For S a lt 72 H o o b b b For S a le 72 H o o b b s F o r S a lt 72 Hofises For Sale 72 H o o s c b For Sale 72 Houses For Ssk Boats and-'Accessories 46 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FA6ALY and SHORTEN SuBuner Homes For Rent 87 Honsis For Bala . ROOM Ckttonhil, 72 Rem rt Proper^/ P«r jlilt U BEFORB y o u b u t 111 Bo. wind- OLDER TWO FAM iLT $4 flat, ona NEAR mOH 8CH(X>L — 8 loom MANCHBMTBR BatrO lugs $u ------on; dtuag mom, tWe 8 bedroom ranch. BOWERS BCHCXJL area—Large COUNTRY LJVINO in Manches­ ATTRACTIVE 8 bedroom ranch 50 H.P. JOHNSON, 30 Scott, 26 NEW HARBOR, Maine — 8 room car garage, located on Oakland Cape lunr vacant, idee yard, six 7 room aarrtoon Colonial, 4 room ranch on a one acre land:( end Mvatacy, 4 Dliilng room, fireplace, oil hot ter — Large 3 fatally ii room home b) most desirable North End Bvlnrude, 10 Johnson, Boat tieil* cottage with screened in porch, __ _ both ca Moond Street, ^,700. R, J. WrobeUkl. oelleh t buy at only $18,MO. T . J, olM bedrooms. 1% baths, patio, home, 11/8 acree of land, beauti­ ' THIS IS MISS modem convenlencee, sleeM 4. ■oaped and tn a ahadid lot. jp, H ^ hmt. igrM . Reduced to B roker, a4S-3B7$. home area. Full baMtaent,, tile ASHFORD L A X B CLASSIFIED er, English bike, bandsaw With • B U fW t fc ARNKA r A J MmtpONOMS, A floos, RmwatlOu mom with Ow- Crockett, Realtor, 648-167?. baseiment garage. Attractively ful scenery. Phone 849-1817. bath, blue lot. A true value at motor, Toro power handle, mower 9 m i n m n . i ------VOUR W M O T V O m i Beautiful ocean view. 10 minute oar garage, full cellar with raw Sllias Realtor, AlAAftk I pue*' hi bMpmant, Attached landscaped. Alice Belcher, Brok­ '$16,900. T e l. 849-3879 a fte r 6:80. 98 miles east Kaaehaefer, and snowplow. 640-1454. ARNICM drive to good stores and new room, 8 bedroanu, oeramio b ettt er, 648-0886. of douUa gaMga. Aluminum sldiaa. off Route 44. Sbera Front Lets •CHoa. vour. ’ MOmf] beach. Available June 1 through huge living room with flr a p la ^ Oiotral loeatkm, $w !900.n^ ^ t 1954, $96,900. RolMrt w S ^ F O U R . b e d r o o m Ranch, asxer BEST BU YS FORD STRBnST — 6 room frame —Other ehoiee sltea." M IP S H i WHATA , Juno 14, $88 per week, and entira hclek A v u o f, 619 8 0 4. fm dat^, two full oeramio COLUMBU TANNER STOEBT—Six room house, all utUlUes, needs point, ADVERTISING WAS 60 .SURPRISSrJ ton. Realtor, 049-981$, e4$4M8.-' E a sy Term s Boilding Materials 47 month of July, $60 per week. (3nU Caps, breeseway, overaixad ga­ Hive. (Jonrad Ruetar, $4$-(m. bathe, fire alarm, large kitchen. BY BELFIORE $13,900. Joseph Barth, Broker, MUSICAL Manchester 648-8949. Mftcaoo’ lot. $i7,8oa^jm rS rage, walking distance to Bow­ (X»UNTRY 8494)830. , CSLA8S1FIED ADVERTISING DEPT« HOURS THC FOLKS USED LUMBER — Doors, win­ A gen cy, $49-8464. New end used homes. New le ers Elem ental School, new R- 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. DSCIDBD MISQUAMKJUT, Rhode Island ARTHUR A. KNOFLA dows, sinks, toilets, also other the time to buy your itew home CapeB Um Junior H lih and Manchester kCANCHESTER — Appealing cus­ plumbing supplies. Open daily TO SO FOR summer resort — We have a toWBRg BCHOOL - 4 room CLUB 648-6440 — 816 881$ SROKSANO before the new price rise. 84 Hyde Street H ^ , exceptionaUy priced at tom built 6 room SpUt Level on 8:80 p.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 8 very good selection on two and BOLTON CENTER ROAD^ BETTER/BUYS Cepe, one unfinished, poettUe 4 4 Green Road W7,400. CaU Mrs. Klambt, high elevation. Features Include a COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSFIED ADVT. a.m. to 3 p.m. Yard located at Buy H SR' three bedroom cottages that an* hedroonu, very neat and clean, A SK A N O Beautiful year 'round home en ■1 Dale Road 25?"" Realty, Ihc., 648-3844, Uvlng at Its best la embodied In fuU plaster house, 3-oar garage. BiOMDAX^ Ilin i FBUXAT 10:M AJM.-~8ATtrRDA¥ 9 AM. Stock Place off North Main still open for July and August. By permanent etdhig. $u,900. Hevee WANO.— New 6 room ranch with fun lake. H you have aver dreamed 84 M cK ee S treet 844-0800. this gorgeous U-levsl ranch Formal dining room, 3 fireplaces, iSaborban For Sfil* ^ Street. Choman Housewreckine, a week, two weeks, month or eea- A gen cy, 64S-4808, of being rich, -this Is for you. m baths, stainless steel double 649-2392. “ son. LEWISS REALTY, phone basement, IH tile baths, lira- , ■ b y . In one of Monefaester’a finest place, paneled fam ily room. BOLTON — CUSTOM 6 room areas. oven, baseboard hot water heat, THREE ROOM bouse— Bad), aUB> Misquamicut, Diamond 8-8117. mOHT ROOM Cape, 4 bedrooms, Colonials ^ ch , 2 bedrooma, 3% acres, .large lot with storage shed. Im­ Attached 2-car garagt. Ona dining room, fam ily room, attach­ New in living apacs. Sea th4 porch, full basement, lake pri'vl- DIAL 643-2711 51 Plymouth Lane basement garage, combination mediate occupancy. Priced be­ Diamonds— Watches— acre lot. ed ga ra ge. 78x160’ lot, new axeallant styled raised Offered for the first time on leges, p rice $8,000. Phone U & . R ranch now being completed. screens and storm s, $18,800. CaU the market, this Immaculate low market. Phone 648-6278, Brae- Jewelry 48 THS 6ANO UAINR SA)V SHi* A NAOIRAL ON TMB^ Wanted T6 Rent 68 trees, $17,BOO. PhUbriek Agency, ownsr, 848-0880. This is the answer to a split Split-Levels 7 room residence has a dream Bum Realty. (JOVENTRY — $10,700. Hlgaifnt 6LL FDF1S s n a WMNO FLUTBtTHATSAaSHBWIU. • Heights area. Exceptional vetaa, WATCH AND Jewelry repairing at , PRACnCS ONT HA6NT TDUCHR’ WANTED — Juno occupancy, 9 levsl, a Cape Cod, or a small 70 Eva Drive kitchen with buUt-ln dish- Om Um m I From Precadiog Pago HBOUSH THS NQ6S FOR THS CHARLES LESPERANCE gf, Colonial. 89 HOLLISTER — 4 bedrooms, 5 room ranch, oversized garage. reasonable prices prompt serv­ Vt h s piano in w ie M F bedroom apartment or flat unfur­ $18,100 M aaohastor-I room Cape, IX XJL. H OUSE — M anchester. OUta Bolton Branch Road ' washer, disposal, range, and ARNICA’S SCHOOL possible 8th. (Jlose to’aU schools, oven. Walk through the large Fred L Roraback, 628-7108. ice, 2 watchmakers. Manches­ HAS HBR ON A NRW KICK ( nished for gentleman and grown ' full ehed dormer, comhlM- ^room ranch, fireplace, recrea­ 87 Wyllys Street bus and stores. Large Uvlng room, Lots FoV Sale 78 ter’s oldest established jeweler. son. (Jail evenings and weekends 649-7620 Uon windows, fireplacs, tion room, patio, ouUde fireplace, F.H.A. or V.A. Apptovtd dining^ .room, apaclous Uvlng He^ Wanted—Female 35 Sitaations Wanted— formal dining room, built-in cedar room, and U g master b e£ F. E. Bray, 737 Main St., State 648-4816. e tty utUltlos. $2,700 as- beautifully landscaped, $£$,900. closet, fully partitioned cellar, ex­ P£imirForn8iSB~*~lf6 Male 39 room, and notice that you are t h r e e b u i l d i n g , lota prl:me WOMAN — Qoneral houMwork, Theater BuUdlng. aumee Q.I. mortig;age. Carlton W. Hutchins, aM-61S9, One 8 bedroom ranch, private Ranches cellent heating system, front and child care, 8-8:30 pxn., Mctnday- YOUNG MOTHER with two small right-of-way to lake, 3-car ga­ Watrous Road, Bolton deep in plush wall to wall location, AA zone l^hlTbrbrick TWENTY AC21B FARM on eoieel- WANTED — LAW N cutting and/or rear porch, dumlnum storm wbi- Agency, 840-8484. Frlday, in Manchester. Call 248- children needs four room apart­ OON(JORD RD.-Beautlfui n m O f BDC Rfl^M Immaculate home rage In cellar. Excellent ptice Bolton Center Road, Bolton carpeting at all times . . . 70 lent street. Small cottage, ebede, general yard work for summer. $4,100 BOltco —4 boom Cape, 4 dows, 2 car garage, amesite $28,000. Joseph Barth, Brekaf, 6853, a-6 pjn. Monday-Friday. Garden— F arm -D airy ment, centrally located, reason­ large living room formal sti»im» from Bhady Qlen. 194 feat for this location. Wonderful 326 Mountain Road yards worth, to be exact. Inci­ Call 649-4338. 1 flntehed, fireplace, com- on <^pike, 660 feet deep. Bel d rive. O w ner 849-8118. dentally, both dining room and WYLLYS ST. — Extraordinary 6494)820. Products 50 able. Call 648-2711, Ext. 6, before room, oarnnat kitchen, 9 betT binatian windows, laka place for children. CLBRK-T Sf PiST, permanent part- 3.30. Air Real Estate, 048-9882. U'vbig room look out on an at­ single lot. 240 foot frontage. rooms, recreation room land­ privUeges. $4,800 assumes See our other ad, this page SIX R(JOM CAPE, laundry and full time pocdtioii, diversified duUes. FARM LOAM — Top quality, big tractive, tree-studded land­ 848-7444. W anted— Reid Estetn fl scaped yard. Marlon B. M bart- . O.I. mortgage or reflnenca TANNER STREET — This ranch One 8 bedroom ranch, large Twd Families recreation room, nicely land­ Bxpetlenced typist with an apti­ Dogs—Birds— Pets 41 five yard load, $12. Columbia son. Realtor, 648-0951. living room with fireplace, scaped lot, $12,990. Owner, call scape. Observe that the honest tude for figures essential. Salary 228-9323 after 6 p.m. WANTED Six room duplex. must be sold. Five full UveaMa 871-878 Adams 8tre(st^ , to gosh laundry room is off BURNHAM ST. — 168 foot front­ REAL ESTATE weatid. rooms, three of them coiM be large Utohen wlthloads of cab­ 848-1960. eoRunensurate with abiUty. BOARDING MEDIUM size and 742-7712. M.900 Menoheeter — 6 room fin- 84-66 Cooper StrS’et by Itself, not occupying vital age by 412 deep, rural residential Free eetlmateg of varae lAW* bedrooma. Full basement wllh ga­ inet space. Make the woman In resume to Box D, Herald. small dogs. Grooming Cocker a p p l e s — Macs. At the farm \ Ished Cape, dormer win­ » SOUTH RD., BOLTON — Five apace in the comer of some zone, $8,200. 648-8779, after 8 p.m. rence F. Flano, .Realtor, 80-208. rage, walk-up attic. Excellent your life happy and see this Spaniels our specialty. Harmony price. Bunce Farm, 629 W. Cen­ RELIABLE FA M ILY of four look­ dows, flraplace, aluminum room ranch, oil hot water heat, -TOther room. See the finished residential location. Were aiddng ons. Lakefront Home WANTED - By private party, $A WANTED — OFFICE CLERK, Hill Kennels, Hebron Road, Bol­ ter St. 643-8116. ing for 6 room house by July 16. MulUplo Uatbig, e40-8U8. ' Biding, 1-oar garage, city breezeway and garage, excellent plajrroom on the lower level. INDUSTRIAL lot for sale, railroad knowledge of figures. Apply Man­ ton. 643-6427. Maximum rent $160. 844-1402. In the htah 17’s . . . now open to Andover Lake You would expect a quality siding, 800 feet frontage, depth of nxrni older ebijgle home sL $ Household Goods 51 Wanted— ^To Buy 58 Apartments— Flats— utilities, good location. condition. Large shaded lot (Jail fam ily flat. Phone 849-498$. chester Coat a Apron, 78 Sum­ S P L n LBVBL-rO rooma, raoraac Shaded lot. offers, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, To see these homes caU borne like this to have two your choice. Call 849-8801. FR E E — FOUR lovable kittens, Fertilizers SO^A Tenements 63 648-1877. mit Street, Manchester. IMPERIAL FRIGIDAIRE electric WE BUY SELL or trade antique tlon room, garage, very elean, WE HAVE MANY OTHERS fireplaces . . . It does! You’d DUPLEXES AND two clean, fluffy, playful, house- range, double oven, rotisserie, B-ZONE LOT FOR SALE, ap- and Used furniture, china, glass, Apartment Buildings $16,900. 4%% m o ^ a g a , $8T.71 THE BURT STARKEY MANCHESTER — Executive con­ expect a two car garage . . . have qualified buyers. If you're broken, used to children. 649-9867. GOOD COW MANURE - $8-$10 etc. Condition like brand new. FOUR ROOM apartment for rent monthly. Carlton w. HiwAiiiti/ ||,I00 Bast Hartford — 6 room proxbnately half an acre, all fa­ loads Delivered. Excellent for silver, picture frames and old 64 Birch Street. Call 643-6200 after For Sale 69 AGENCY, temporary ranch home, scenic It’s here. You would, of course, thbikuig of selling, please eaO, aa $150. 643-0466. coins, old dolls and guns, nobby 649-6182, Multiple U sblg\ *- ranch, shaded lot, full base­ AAA area. This exceUently main­ expect two full baths . . . well, cilities, including sidewalk. Call He^ Wanted—Male 36 B LAC K DACHSHUND puppy, 4 gardens, shrubs, lawns, etc 6. OMumbia — 238-9348 THE seo-ssoi. obligation. E. E. Bueher Ageneir, coUectloaa, attic contents or whole HARTFORD — Four apartment ment. oil hot water heat, BOLTON NOTCH tained 8 room home offers large sir, It has two AND one-half! M I 9-2088. months, male, papers, shots, an 643-7804, 649-8731. IHOI-ISSBO MONTHLY, Attrae- ., city utlUtieB, close to AUTO UPHOLSTERY MAN with estates. Furniture Repair Service, MODERN FIRST floor, 2-room frame building with excellent In­ center foyer, magnlfielent eelUng exception, .friendly, smart, beau­ tlve 8-bedroom ranch, ahunlnum i aehooL WILLIAM E. BELFIORE Now, Btep outside, look first at some experience. Turnpike Auto M AR LO W ’S Talcottvllle, Conn. Tel. 643-7440. apartment, immediate occupancy come, reaaon&ly priced. J. D. to floor fieldstone fireplace wall BUILDING LOTS — Over one acre tiful pal. 643-0615. Realty, 643-6129. storms, cellar, amealta drive, J . $9,900 the lovely hMd-spllt shake of land, beautiful countryside. Seat Cover, 648-6368. Household Goods 51 J. D. Realty, 643-6129. VERNON — Owner transferred. AGENCY In Uvlng room and dining room, JUVENILE SPECIALS trees. Only $18,000. Carlton Vh M,e00 Bast Hartford — $ room tremendous kitchen, 8 large bed­ shingles . . . a sure - sign of Phone 649-1817. POODLE, A K C registered, small, WANTED — SET OF lady’s golf Hutchins, Realtor, 049-6189. 6% room ranch, fireplace, attach­ DISHWASHER wanted. Apply MARLOW’S have the best for less. BEAUTIFUL YEAR OLD 4 room OaM, full shed dormer, 8 Economy 4-room ranch, ame­ rooms. paneled den with bay quaUty. Notice, to the rear, the white miniature. Paper trained, clubs. Call 649-7034. ed garage, family .room, land­ REALTORS large, covered patio (excellent Oavey’s Restaurant, 46 E. Cen­ Reg. $69.96 Blue Bell Spinal Rest . . , Shopping Stroller $ 7.88 apartment. Has everything need­ Hartford ' baths, one with shower, site drive, large garden space, window, 8 ceramic bathrtx>ms, oolorbred, 649-5998. MANCHESTER — New S room scaped, deadend street one block for those long, cool drinks on a ter Street. bedding, boxspring and mattress, ed for convenient U'vbig. Must be „ flraplaoe, combination win- fruit trees, quick occupancy. laundry room, double garage, . . . Deluxe lift-out baby brick ranch, huUt-ina 14x90 living from new elem en tary school, $14,- 481. Main Street summer’s eye). Plenty of room FREE—F IV E puppies, 8 weeks now both for $99. E-Z terms. 861 seen. $130. Call 643-4121, after 6 - , daws, largs shaded lot, New mortgage, minimum down screened rear porch, Thermopane Rooms Wlthont Board 59 room with nreplaoe, hall acre 490. Open House Saturday and for all this on the Wg, treed, old, looking for good home, will Main Street. carriages 27.60 up p.m. 643-7774. FOUR APARTMENT ' eloae to bus, low taxes. or assume $69. monthly pay­ 648-6121 windows throughout. Stone and reasonably priced. Hayaa Ageniqr, Sunday, 3-8 p'm. Werner Drive. shrubbed lot. By the way, the BLACKTOP be large dogs, part Labrador and . . . Bunny-Bear wet proof 048-4808. ments. C a ll 878-1090. frame exterior — a distinctly de­ FUKNISHB3D ROOM for gentle­ FOR REN T — 6 rooms, first floor, HOUSE property Is literally just a long EXPERIENCE German Shepherd. Call after 6 crib mattress 8.88 man, heat, Ughts private en­ signed home for the discrimina­ NIGHT centrally located, adults ld 4 maintenance, cheaper than rent- Raised ranch, 6 large rooms, Modern, Antiques, EXPERIBNCBD Painter wanted. condition, $12; two burner white Ideal for any office or commer­ ing (Joventry Lake. Kitchen built- cbUdfms room. Tappan oven and Call 648-1420. room Colmilal, 1% baths, range, dlshwaaher. Shuttered win­ -u v , 4 room Cape, full cellar, basement garage, fireplace, Furniture and Glass LAWNMOWERS, garden tractors, BLOND MAGNAVOX stereo, ■ one enamel oil heater with chrome cial use; other space available. Land For Sale 71 ins. Bel Air Real Estate, 848-9882. oil hot water heat, nice cabin- W. 8. QLENNEY year old; mahogany RCA tele­ WOMEN ONLY — Furnished room 474 Main St. Plenty o f parking. fireplace, combination wln-> dows and split raU fencing set tMs aluminum combinations, 2 bed­ and tillers. Terms, trades, parts stovepipe. Reasonable. 649-3964. for rent, complete housekeeping Large corner lot, 1% baths, rooms, walk-up expandable attic, ete, buUt-ins, $18,900. Aiictloneere $$6 N. MAIN Wti CONCRETE FLOOR Finishers vision; large blond record cabin­ 649-6229. 9-5. COVENTRY — acres on Brew­ dowe, city utilities, close to MIDDLE TURNPIKB West-Real home oft nicely. Price $16,600. RURAL MANCHESTER — Five and service. Capitol Elqulpment, facilities, between Center and near schools and m opping, $12,000. Wolverton Agency, Real­ BCm FLUOKIGER and SON needed with good experience. Call et. 640-1948. ster Street, sign on premises. (Jail good residential area. Assum ­ ■hopping, bus and echools. neat cape. Full eix rooms plus Oletm Roberts Agency, room Cape, one half acre wooded TEL. 60-826$ 648-1870-after 6 p.m. M Main Street, Mandi^er. Memorial Hospital. 648-6689. tor, 649-2818. Madeline Smith, Realtor, 649-1642. able 6 ^ % mortgage. B eauti­ An excellent buy. basement ivith Mg rec room and R ealtors Colonial, 8 rooms, garage, fire­ lot, privacy, fireplace, basement FOR SALE — L.P. gas refrigera­ 246 NORTH M AIN — Store. bath with shower. Fenced'ln yard, 844-1891 — 8384)794 place, built-ins, excellent neigh­ garage. Owner, 6484)898. DONUT BAKEjR, full-time, nights, ATTRACTIVELY furnished room fully landscaped lot. Priced un­ BRENT Rd. — This is the home ALUMINUM LADDERS — 16 ft. — tor, stove and light; also, sofa WATKINS 649-5229, 9-6. trees galore. Excellent value for borhood, must be seen, $28,900. married, over 26. Apply before 8 for gentleman, private entrance, der $19,000. By appotatmont » 21,6M Andover — Remodeled ■ you always wanted. A 8 bedroom 80 JENSEN STREET — This Cape 28 ft., $1 foot; 32 foot — 40 foot, bed, small electric water heater, Houses For Sale 72 owner 649-2668. only $16,000. T, J. (Jrockett, Real New ranch, 6 rooms, fuU base­ a.m. or at 1 p.m. Bess Eaton Do­ and folding table. Ideal for cot­ Bargain Shop kitchen privileges, parking. In­ MANCHESTER — 40x60 new build­ room older Colonial de­ iq)Ut level with 3 fuU bathe, 1 with offered only because owners are $1.30 foot, complete with ropes quire 169 Maple Street. signed home, IVI baths, tor, 848-1877. stall shower. Finished rec room. ment, large lot, no money down nuts, 160 Center Street, Manches­ and pulleys. Prompt 2-day serv­ tage or travel trailer. 649-2678 af­ ing now under construction suit­ FOREST &TREBT—Delightful 10 leaving etate. It’e spic and span. ter. . large country styled kltch- Buyors Wsntod Many extras. Priced to sell at V A , F H A $460. down, $14,990. ice. Cash only. Vernon Paint and ter 6. able for offices or light industry. room former ^eney residence In BOLTON LINB — 8 bedroom There’s a fireplace, screened Nice location. 649-6043. park-Uke setting. 6 bedrooma, 4H FOUR BEDROOM.8 room Dutch , en with bullt-lne, large $30,800. Call Mr. Werbner, Jarvis porch, and wooded lot with 126 8-ROOM COLONIAL GENERAL HANDYMAN wanted wallpaper, Vernon Circle. Tel. $37.60 30x38” Maple Dresser, ROOM, C EN TRALLY located, 28 ranch, lull dry basement, beauti­ TWO LARGE 5-drawer nutmeg hatha excellent condition. Owner Colonial, centrally located, brick firm lace, living room ful 1% acre plot, big rear porch, Realty Co., Realtors, 648-4112, Tolland — 276 acres (no house) loot frontage. Near bus, schools with carpentry, electrical, plumb­ 643-1682, 876-2262 Mirror, $29.96 Linden St. 649-6963. 400 SQUARE FEET garage space 649-1300, 648-7847, FLEMING RD.. MANCHESTER maple chests, slightly Irregular. 048-7^. $17,600. P h llb ric k Agency, ] with hued beams, 2-car ga­ affords a maximum of privacy. Bo. Windsor — Attractiva 8 wooded, approximately 21 lots, and stores. Elva Tyler, Realtor, ing, and m e^anical experience. 24 BDOT ALUMINUM extension Just the thing for your cottage or suitable *or tradesman, central. 649-8464. rage, 6 acres of land. A room Ranch on half acre lot on road. Ckin be bought In part. 849-4489. McCarthy Enterprises, Inc., $119.00 Lawson Lounge Chair, ROOM IN single home suitable for Reasonable, Call 643-8768. A VERY SPECIAL Cape for a All the extras. Real buy at $14,' CONWAY ROAD — nUs Green — FEATURING ~ ladder, clean up-palnt up special, spare room. MarLOW priced. 861 square arms, foam cushion, kick gentleman, parking, $9, near firs t m ortga ge o f $17,600 800 with 10% down. T. J. Crock­ otters comfortable and econom­ Ideal for camp, golf course or 649-6892. Main. very special famUy, Waddell MANCHESTER — T room Split J ... ean b e assumed, second ical living. Location In Avery Manor ranch Is axtra special in $21.67. Other sizes equally low pleat, hunter brown, $89. Park^ide. Tel. 843-6257. ett, Realtor, 648-1677. housing, asking $80,000. Excel­ • T ^ d ^ Electric Kltoben •Oeramio Balli wHh School area. 6 rooms, full shed level, 1^ baths, no room, gar­ mortgage available If H eists at 10 Pond Lsuie — a many ways. Must be seen. A ir lent financing available. INDUSTRIAL GUAiRD — Night priced. Sherwin-WUllams, 981 cooled for sununer comfort. A • BuUt-fai Dlahwasber Ceramic Fleer Main St. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS Houses For Rent 65 dormer, 1% baths, garage, la ^ e age covered patio half acre ot ; necessary. Call us for , ap- MANCHESTER — Beautiful ranch, good oonununlty with good shift, 4S hours or part-time hours $468.30 7 Pc. . Modem Walnut ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING room, true value at $18,800. CaU Mrs. D U P L E X 5-5 PROM OUR BANK central, gentlem an, parking, shaded lot; Warren E. Howland, parkllke grounds. Hayeg Agency, ,, ,po^ptment to soe. 89 feet long, 4 bedrooms, family neighbors. • EleotTMilc A ir Purifier e !■ / ] B attu arranged. Must be bondable, able Dining Room; 40” round extension MANCHESTER New 6 room ranch, Lambert, Jarvis Realty Co., Real­ Many other listings (all price WALLPAPER — Factory over­ FOR UNPAID BALANCE shower, private entrance. (Jail at Realtor-Trader, 648-1108. 648-4808* room 16x24, 9 baths, oversize 2 • Birch Oahlneto # Built-In VaaHy to cUmb stairs and have own 1, 2 OR 3 YEARS TO PAY! table, with three leaves; 1 arm and one year lease $200 monthly. Wol- e tors, 848-4113, 849-1900. E ves. ranges) available in surround­ stock, 180 patterns of fine quality 196 Spruce St. car garage, large lot, many ex Try and find one in Man­ s Intercom Syetem tnux^x>rtation. Apply Connecti­ START PAYING 4 side chairs; 84” fbuffet with tray verton Agency, 649-2818. 18,000 Vernon — T room ^exelcu- Bowsrs Atea — If you heed a 648-0087. in g towns. a Stainlees Steel Sink papers, 67c single roll, Sherwin- rack, three drawers, $249. tn u , $23,900; excellen t 8 room chester for $15,600. I have one, cut State Sknplo^ent Service, Williams, 981 Main St. IN JULY tlve type home, brick front, larger home at a fair price, • Family Boom s Attle Faa family room with fireplace Cape, shed dormer, owner mov­ see 87 No. Elm Street. 4 bed- and It’s In good shape, $320. S06 Main St. Si'ROOMS FURNITURE Buying or BelUng call . . . monthly income. Here’s quite • CMoalal Flxtarea e OU H o t W a te r H ea* FOR SALE — Clean fill, delivered, $164.00 Tuxedo Lounge Chair, Apartments— Flats— NEW 3 BEDROOM 5 room ranch. on main floor, 8 bedrooms, ing. Call for particulars. Short raoms, 9 baths, living room, $9.38 MONTHLY way out — 8 bedroom, modem aii Investment. • Ooloidid Trim a Baeeboari Radtatfoa CARPENTERS wanted for all reasonable, Carlson’s Express, 95 Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, persimmon, ebony legs, $98. Tenements 63 643-4018. S full baths, living room, fireplace, cabinet kitchen, M anchester ranch, large lot, 111,900. Over 100 • Cellar Hatchway around work. Work in Manches- Hilliard St., Manchester. 649-4666. Rugs, Lamps, Tables dining room, and complate dinette, and 3-car garage. e Louvered Gloaet Doors $34.96 (8) Twin size Mattresses, 118 M AIN — THREE rooms, heat, Another QUALIH HOME mors listings — ^ price ranges. ter-Glastonbury area. Only first- _____.And , Other. .Accessories alsctnc kitchen, range, GASTON R E A L T Y CO. E. E. BUSHEY AGENCY e Panel Dooia s Cl$y W ater and Same elaas men need apply. Everett W. DARK, RICH, stone free 16am,’ffll^ " $28.60 hot water, stove, refrirorator. Suburban For Rent„_j58 oven, dishwasher, dinxMal, Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, NEAT AS A PIN EVERYTHING $228.78 649-6229, 9-5. R ea lto r, 848-8980 o r 848-2826, Fcr appointment, eaU s n r ^ l o M a Ameatte Driva Van Dyne, 246-4781. gravel, sand, stone, manure, c ili 3 ROOMS FURNITURE (B y Conn, <3oIf Land, Rt. M, 643-8603. $49.95 39” Round Modem (Jock- ANDOVER LAKE waterfront — 6 a Lot 100x280 ^— $10.16 MONTHLY room Cape (Jod, oil hot water Custom Built By Owner transferred, arodous MANCHES'l'ER — Beautiful 4 Four room expandable (Jape, TsleottviUs) 649-2088 tail Table, walnut, $^9.95 nicely landscaped lot, nice sec­ PROPANE GAS Westinghouse Refrigerator, Living heat, living room with fireplace, to sen. room ranch, mint condition, •Clioloe of colon If order placed now. SUPER-CEtJED r o t a r y and TWO ROOM apartment 149 Oak­ MADELINE SMITH,! tion of to'wn, present owners 649-1902 SALESMAN reel Toro mowers at special Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, land Street. 849-5229, 9-6. large glassed in porch, $126 nestled In a nice wooded piece of 8764)819 Lamps, Tables and Other Acces- retired and moving out of prices! Save up to $20. Marlow’s. monthly. Fully furnished, $188. Hxehielve with terra firma. Excellent buy at $11,- If no answsr caU Growing prt^iane compcmy wants soyIhs WATKINS BROniERS, Inc. FIVE ROOM DUPLEX, parUy fur­ REALTOR state, excellent financing, VERNON — Two family property A L L THIS FOR — Q t 2 ,S G 0 867 Main Street. One year lease required two E Y E R E n VAN DYNE... 700. Call the Ellsworth Mitten $11,900. 84941781 — 876-8496 •xperienced retail salesman to cov­ EVERYTHING $297.34 nished or unfurnished, good loca­ months In advance. Lawrence F. ROBERT D. MURDOCK Agency, Realtor, 648-8980 or In RockvUle, with city water and er assigned territory selling gas SPRING CHANGEOVER special- 3 ROOMS FURNITURE 986 MAIN STREET tion. Write Box V, Herald. Flano, Realtor, 648-2768. 848-2828. 849-1642 or sewer. Bus one block. Gsoage. service and gas appliances. Salary 200 extra S & H stamps with oil $14.74 MONTHLY Newly decorated, new furnaces. JOSEPH BARTH, BrakMw-649J)320 FIVE ROOM newly decorated Mabel Sheridan SPARKLING RANCH plus draw agsdnst commissions. change. Atlantic or Quaker State Westinghouse Washing Machine, KERRY STREET — 7 room older Rentals valued at $86.00 and WILL ACCEPT TRADES . . . apartment, all conveniences, cen­ MANCHESTER — 'west Side. i6 'Lead bonus, car allowance and oils. Cole’s Atlantic, 461 W. Cen­ Westinghouse Refrigerator, Bed­ Summer Homes For Rent 67 home, good condition, all utilities. 6M-8189 BeautifuUy maintained modern $95.00. Full p rice, $17,900. Glenn ter. TWIN-BUNK bedroom set, com­ tral location, ho children under 12 room (Jolonlal, 8 bedrooms, 1% company paid benefits. Must have room, Living Room, Dinette, Dish­ '’-J' . ||j &L R Realty Co. $18,000. Joseph Barth, Broker, home, a fireplace in the 12x34 Roberts Agency, MLS Realtors, late model car. This could be a plete, suitable , child's room or years. Tel. 643-4664, 9-6. . GARDNER LAKE — Northwest baths, garage. Owner 648-8848. es, Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Blankets 649-0820. Uvlng room, S larjge bedrooms, 644-1621; 6284)794. carreer opportunity for the right SPECIAL SALE — Picnic tables, and Other Accessories summer cottagf Good condition. Shorefront. Modern Housekeeping. SIX ROOM duplex, nice yard, quiet 648-2692 — 648-6472 ceramic tile bath, walnut cab­ man. extra sturdy 2” lumber, 6 foot EVERYTHING $398.22 Reasonable. 643-2616. $68 weekly up. Visit weekends. V E R N O N — O n ly $18,990. N ew neighborhood, adults, retired or Free colored pictures, brochure. MANCHESTER — Clean. Bound. inets and stainless steel stok $12.96, 7 foot $14.60. DeUvered. W. Price Includes Delivery, Setup, 5% room Randi, rei^y for oe Complete. 6 rooms. Oarage. 2 full Requirements: Zlnker, 875-7143. working couple preferred. Arrowhead Grove, Colchester 4, cupancy June 1, built-in range, fa) kitchen, full basement, nice­ Service. Guarantee Immediate de- 643-0466. baths. Fireplace. Storms, ecreens. ly landscaped lot, $10,900. 1. Over 21 smd married. Uvery or Free Storage until needed. (Jonn. Norwich 887-4696; Hartford natu ral 'woodwork, m any aoctraa. Musical Instruments 53 [CHESTER — 8 room modem Hot water oil heat. Near bus, 2. Sales background in propane In­ PICNIC TABLES — Extra sturdy, Phone for appointment 242-9278. For appointment call . Mrs. SIX R(50MS, 3 bedrooms; kitchen, le 4 bedroom s, fa m ily toom , shopping. Reasonable. H. B. dustry very helpful but not all bolted construction, 6 foot SAMUEL ALBERT Klambt, Rotnar Raalty, Rtc., 843- $19.96, 8 foot $22.95, 10 foot M ARTIN ALTO saxophone, 6 dining and living room. Four CAPE COD, Dennisport — 2 and 8 Itta c-‘■Bd iie d garage, 165’ frontage, G rady, B roker, 648-8009. E L E G A N T 6-ROOM SPLIT necesssiry, Hartford 7-0358 2844, 844-0800. $26.95 and others. Assembled, de­ years old, excellent condition. Call adults. No pets. $90. 80 WilUam bedroom cottages, all conveni­ , trees,mg $18,600. vAOfOW$1 Ctarlton W. Hutch- 8. Must have retail sales back­ See It Day or Night 649-0886. ROCKLBIDGE — Contemporary ground. livered. W. Zlnker, 875-7143. Street. ences. 643-0103. W-6188. Beautiful quaUty buUt-custom If you have no means of trans­ VERNON — Just over Mancheirter ranch, 8 bedrooms, 2 liBths, epaof- .• home with 8 Iaq;s bedrooma, 8- 4, Must he..willing to work to k e ^ Contemporary Ranch in Rockledge portation.- I ’ll send m y auto for Hne. Like ««ew 8% • raiich, 1^ CUB famUy room, garage, wooded baths, spacious Uvlng room ^up with our expansjj^ program. SEWING Machine rummage sale. _3VHN1KY' — Excellent 4 room you. No obligation. a baths, butlt-ln UteheA with lot, $37,900. T ^ b r lc k Agency, with fireplace, delightful 11x13 63 electrics now being released •anclL fikeplmce, breeseway, ga- Office and Store dinette, fireplace. Hayes Agency, $49-8484. ■ foot dining area, buUt-ln birch Call Willimantic, 423-4634 Monday from storage. Singer, Necchi, etc. A—L—B—E—R—T’—S 9aga, $11,600. Jooeph Barth, Brbk- 648-4808. ^ ' Bowera 8<*oel—Beach, 2 43-45 A L L Y N ST., HAR’TFORD Equipment 54 9 r , 849-0820. kitchen, tile eho'wer, 24x26 rec Bockledge, 6-reom Bi and ’Tuesday between 8 a.m. and 6 Automatic zig-zags $38 others for bedroom, poreh, large kttoh- less, nothing down $1 weekly ac­ OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P.M. 'MANCHBISTBIR — Ajmealing cue- room, 3-car garage and 100x196 I '/ j baths, 2 bedrooms,: p.m. for Interview. ■ NEW TYPEW RITERS, $59.96 up; tom built 6 room Sput t^vel 'on eo. garage, wooded lot cepted on most. 644-8596. (Not a fCHB8TERr-8% ROOM Cape tree shaded lot. $27,900. garage, wooded lot store). BREAKFAST SET, living room used typewriters, $29 up. Berube's Jth full ohed dormer, kitchen. M anchester high elevation. Featurae include a couch, bedroom set. Good condi­ Typewriter Service, 479 E, Mid­ full plaster house, 2-car garage. dle Tpke., Manchester. 64B-S477. Formal dining room, 2 fireplaces, 019,500 Salesmen Wanted 36-A TWO-WHEEL 'TRACTCdi, 24” reel tion. Reasonable. 649-8747. Besideace of Mr, and Mrs. Charles ^ w n , GOODWIN STREET J. D. REALTY 926,900 mower, and sno'wplow, $75. Clin 91 Keeney . St., Manchester 1% baths, stainless steel dodble SALES AND SEiRVICE: Married | ton chainsaw, two Diston chain­ FOR SALE — Wool rug 9x12, gray •upanoy. $18,900. Robert Wolver- oven, baseboard hot water heat, 818 Center Street man with car to service estab­ saws, mechanic’s special, $76. backgroimd with design. Call af­ Wanted— To Buy '’'” 58 lon Agenw, Realtor. 849-9818, (O ff East Center St.) large lot with storage shed. Im­ lished sales territory; weekly ter 6, 649-5667. Service station tire changer.. Cali Bve. Cnuwd Ruetar, (Justom built 8 'nxun ranch, mediate occupancy, raced below 6a-6166 .Baleed RaaCh, 4 bedraena, 2 Bockledge, 7-room Waaeh,’ t guarantee plus commission If ETIANK la buying and aelUng good BUILDER of CUSTOM fireplace, formal dining mam, b a llis, 649-0894, 6-9 p.m. B J .i£ market.' Phone 648-8278, Brae- 2-ear garage. baths, 8 bedrooms, ree room, , qualified; sales experience not REFRIGERATOR for sale. Rea­ ilsed furniture and antiques at 420 HOMES by CONTRACT bullt-lp oven and range, full Burn Realty. sonable. Also, aluminum porch 2-oar garage, shade treea. ’ necessary, will train. Call Hart­ Lake St. Call and see what we’ve — SELL — 8 room ranch on tile bath, many extras. ford 644-0202 between 6 and 8 p.m. RIDING ROLLER for lawn^ or swing. Cllall 649-2616. got. Open Sundays. 649-6680. yy ESPEICIALLY appealing about this Serge wooded lot, built-lns, aluml- S6. WINDSOR — 6 room Split Lev- *23,900 amesite. Call 649-0894, 6-9 p.m. Glastonbury, Conn. combiBatlan storms, attach- custom built brick ranch is Its el, one-half acre lot, well kept 926,500 garage. Have been traiiBfer- CHAR BON REAL ESTATE functional layout for easy con­ Inside and out. CaU us now. The Help Wanted— ALUMINUM EXTENSION ladder, venient li'vlng. 8-bedrooms, fd ii^y Howard Agency, 644-0140. 36’ long; four aluminum cellar “ ed. 68 C roft D rive. B y Owner, Male or Female ' ■ 37 PUBLIC AUCTION 246^781 643-0688 room, dining room, kitchen and Overalae O^e, 9 rooma, 4 Windows, 81x13. 649-4181. Compare Our Qualltyl fireplaced living room, IH baths, 874 TOLLAND TURNPIKE-4lame bedrq^Niw, garage, wooded Spadous 8-room Ootadal, PART-TIM E WORK Wednesday, T----- — (Quality built 2-car garage, tree studded lot, on famUy wUl be lucky due to own­ lot* SMALL UPRIGHT piano, Gulbran- 44 bedrooms, ree room, a J m - . Friday and Saturday, mornings, FORECLOSURE SALE nch on Ferguson Road (No. attractive street location. Houee er’s retirement, Nice (Jape -in tip­ sen, $60. Large safe, $100. Call WEST SIDE (Jape, 8 foonu, eloae ia brick for minimum mainten­ mlnam siding, 2-car garage. afternoons and evenings. Cksh- 643-8728. 199-201 A D A M S S T R E E T Architectural, General Contracting, Real Estate, 8). Cost owner $40,000 to build top shape.. Fiiaplace, ceramic lers, service clerks, delicatessen, to bus, tree maded lot, $14,900. ance. Mid twenties. Blve. call bath, basement garage, fenced in MANCHESTER, (X)NNE p e to tliig and papering. .|7,600. Jo. yi aore, die alarm. Modern ^>Ut-lavd, 7 rOCma, Beginning at a point in the easterly line of Adams Street fireplace,, formal dining room, kitchen has custom birch work, fireplace, new furnace. Bel room, screened in pbrah, beauti­ seph B arth, B roker, 849-0890. i said point being ninety (90) feet north from a merestone Air Real Betate, 84$-9882. fully landscaped lot 100 x 300 feet. IVi baths, garage, ISOuAM set in the northwesterly comer of land now or formerly of cabinets and built-in oven, and‘range. Three large bed­ O w ner 849-1198. CUSTOM DESIQNB jO exeouti)M lo t Golden Rule Servicing: MANCHESTER — 8 room Cape on hoihe in one of Mancheatara 917,500 Florence Garlinhoust. trieasured in said easterly line of These Are A Few O f Our a nicely shmbbed and landscaped The Sale and Purchase Of Adams Street; thence, northerly, one hundred fifteen and rooms with birch sliding door closets/ walkout basement J* Bolton Area $11,900 p rim e tocations,7 spacious Largo Uving room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Very Competent Sub-Contractors: ■ lot with sturdy shade trees, full rooms, sunken Uvlng room, 923,900 Htnnes Mven-tenths (115.7) feet in said easterly line of said Adams dormer, hardwood floors through­ 20’ X 25’ rec room with fireplace, wooded lot O A A Antique Charm Street to a point; thence easterly one hundred forty-four and onto half acre plus"7ot. If you like quality and a mainte­ A ndovar cathedral celling, 3 huge fire­ b Town and Countiy CERAMIC TILE FLETCHER GLASS J -FOUR POSSIBLE . out, plaster walls, aluminum places, landscaped lot. Call, own­ Eaiiy occupancy...... im # ■ # v U sev^-tenths (144.7)-feet by interior angle of 89 degrees 50’ CONTRACTOR storms and screeiu, 9-car garage. $-Room Capa, 4-8 bedrooms, to a poiht: thence southeasterly seventy-three and two- C O M P A N Y er 840-8386, after 6 p.m. or Satur­ nance free home, call now for an inspection. You’ll be A. RATMCffO) ZTOIO BxceptioiuU care and quality fruUUy room, 76x160 lo t Ranch, e roams, • 2 -«a r E’aacinating, spacious, hipped- tenths (73.2) feet by Interijor angle of 140 degrees 40* to a '188 W. Middle Tpka. ■ BEDROOMS < YES day and Sunday. and SO N make this a fine buy at $18,900. rage, beamed Uvlng i Poof Colonial (Circa 1720), point; thence southwesterly one hundred twenty-two and glad you did. M anchester New State Rd. Robert Wolverton Agency, Real* BDCOmNG HILLTOP LOOA- eefilng, 200x280 lot pleasingly maintained. Polish­ two-tenths (122.2) feet by interior angle of 73 degrees 44’ to BV this wefi-constructed ■ room tor. 848-2818, 648-0809. , TKJN—QuaUty conatruoted brick 917,500 R ealtor ed wide floor boards predom- a point; thence westerly one hundred feet (100) by interior M anchester GARAGE DOORS ■Older T room home, recent hot Ranchi with screened patio has ranch for 'the discriminating • inate. Large family room with M gle of 145 degrees 46’ to a point in the easterly line of and OPERATORS ■m ter heaf, flraplace, garage, a one here treed lot. Suburban 922,900 CA LL HAYES . . . IT PAYS! 8TONEFRONT 6 room ranch, buyer. 6 lovely Iqrge rooms, Ve*> Moli^ O^ie, garage, Bowen Cape, 0 rooms, attached ga­ A Dutch-oven fireplace. 6 other Adams Street and the point and place o f beginning. BIA S O N B Y ATLAS OVERHEAD ■Mrge tread lot, lake privileges. built-lns, 8 bedhxmts, fireplace, Uvlng mtoutee 'from Manches­ mont marble fireplace, beautiful rooms on~ first floor with 3 There is a two-family wood frame dwelling on the premises. The PETE PONTICBLU 1KK)R recreation room and wash room, ter. Oitfy $16,000. Call Mrs. Ann fiohoql area. Early oocniutnoy. rage. Oloae to bus Une. j additional flreplaces. 4 large |S^ - bath with tUe -v^ty, flr^daee Lillia N sale will be to the highest bidder and will be free and clear o f all 12 McKee Sb bales o f p io n e e r laige lot, only 5 houses In Mrcls. L o rd a t 849-6808, 528-8887. B a n d !, 6 U nesm , I bed­ 6-roota Cape roe room, hai ro

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, *1 . JT'-- FRIDAY, MAY XI, i m Mmuh^at^t Ew titefl Jfi^ralb X' Average Daily Net Preee Ron b Hmltod of Mta n d la g . ro r the Week Ended N Hospital Starts wo are Nursing Stadento The Weather Town WBson roreeab of 0 . & Waa tow BnrMHi aakL KNJNN« COMMOMK AprU to, 16 61 ‘ l9B#:l^lMto« m iM wU ba < New Parking Area PkrMiw rubs To Att^d Dinner Gradual eleartag with tttOa M P ^ by Oiuar SbiiiM Cinb to- 1 3 , 9 7 4 nlftit at tlM country d t* . Dln- temperature change tonlglit. Low OonatiuoMoa began this weak to Tba aanwl dinnar for r o f ttM A aatl In toe SCa. Sonda^ pnrtty ananjr oa r M iiC 7:10. H m Top Rattan open 66 now parking Mannhartar High Sobool wbo wW aad 4 In 10 diaaee for ahowen win antartaia. and two inart fltana apacaa toe i e€ OlfoiilftttoB amptoyoa and vialtoca at Manobaa- Pastor Attending bagla aaptamlMr trsln lu at mus­ late in the day. High 70 to 75. aa ShrtaMan wUl ba abowa.. ing soboob WlU bb bald Tiiasday at Manchettei^— A CUy o f Village Charm tar Mamorlai Hospital. Tba 17,000 Two Conferences oiSO p,m. at Bmanual Uttharaa Maalban a t tha Anay-Nary aquara foot lot b dlteaUy behind ChurdL TOL. LXXXn, NO. 195 ro, Maaa., yester­ atoWatton Tuaaday at f p ja . attfaa cuased last year whan the parking high scbool advisors and the mem­ Red Note on area bordering Armory St. waa day through tomorrow. Roundup VFW Homa Pastor Rask also attandad a bers of tbs Maabbastar Student Astronaut Now Faces oonstruotad. Asks Racial Peace meeting last night on a oommittaa Nurse Scholarship Oommittaa wlU mCDICRL Tha boapital did not plan to ex­ be present. Tba aaiMial dtanar a t tba Wcni' pand tha paHclng area at this on evangeUam at toe confarenca. N A TO Aims aa*a ItoUowatalp a t Saoond Oon- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wldham of Tbs oommittaa wlU oonsldar a PHRRmflCY time but "due to the large number dosan appUoationa for aohotaratalpa NNNS.I1MM.I.6.-M.S*4M9>^ ^NASHVILLE, Tenn, (AP)9bate" about civil rights, Kennedy Dr. Stowe to Head apagatioiial Churdi wlU ba Mon­ of vtsitora and employaa, and tha Mancheater ware lay delagotaa said ha arould speak "not of your day Juna S at 6:30 p ja . la Fel- f i ^ TWnlty Covenant Church. and wlU daolda after the dinner -—President Kennedy ventur­ WASHINGTON (AP) fact that paridng on Haynes St. who toe radpianta win be. rl|^b as Americana but of your Medical School lowaUp Ran. AU woman ot tba ed into'the restive South to­ reaponslblltty.’’ The United States rejected to­ ehuroh a n Invltod to attend, aad day to appeal for public rejec- And, in thb connection, he em­ day Soviet protests against resarvatlona mart 1»a la by Mon­ phasised respect for the bw. HARTFORD (AP) — Dr. day, May Mra. Joal Hitt, tiem o f “ the temptations o f creation of NATO nuclear Nation’s Glory Orbit ao, to Lyman M. Stowe, associate prejudice and viofmice” at a Kennedy reasoned that one forces. A note to the Kremlin 178 Onan Rd. Tba Rav. Fallx man’s defiance of the law or a dean of Stanford University’s Davia, paator will Install oCfioen, OPEN MONDAY THRU time of “tragic disorder.’’ court order inspires defiance by amd the Allies “ will not be Tba Gbamiaada Musioal d u b wfll In a major addreu prepared for medical school, has been 9:304o 5:30 others, "leading to a breakdown diverted by threats” from provMa antertatnment. SATURDAY eltliena of thb city where racial of all justice and order.” building up their defenses. named dean of the State Med­ THURSDAY;rHi 9:00 P.M. violence hna flared aporadically In Kennedy flew to Nashville to Countries of Europe "are within ical School planned for Con­ OUb Pack 144 wfll awat tonlgbt recent WMka, Kennedy made no help celebrate the 80th annlver- striking reach of hundreds of So­ necticut. He’ ll M eet at 7 at Keenay S t Scbool. WaMar effort to duck the powder-keg de- eary of the Tennessee Valley Au­ viet nuclear mbsilea and nuclear- Dr.' Stowe, 40. a graduate of Buffinton of Hamden wlU parfOcm ■egregation baue. thority and the 60th anniversary equipped aircraft," the note said, Loomb School and Yale Medical gmbiation oanmonlas for Waba- Still, hia words were moderate of Vanderbilt University, whose and they havp a right to maintain School, will team up with Dr. k o la fuU Indian dreaa. in tone and repreamted a plea 84,000-seat football stadium he armaments necessary to protect Lewis Fox, 50, a South Norwalk His FamOy that community l^ ers work to­ tued as his forum. themselves against the threat of dentbt appointed dean of the ward the day when "all Ameri­ Ahead lay speaking stops in Soviet power. planned State Dental School, cana enjoy equal opportunity and Alabama—at Muscle Shoab and The U.S. note was timed for de­ The appointments were an­ liberty under the bw ." Huntsville. Waiting to join him in livery in Moscow along with sim­ nounced yesterday by Dr, Homer In H aw aii Spring Special Mrs. Miary 9terud pins Mian Carol Randall while Miss Roxanne WhUte noting "a continuing de those communities was Alabama itar notes from Britain and West D, Babbidge Jr., University of AngeU watches. Both girls worked 400 hours during toe past Oov. George C. Wallace—an out­ Germ any. Connecticut president. ABOARD USS KEAR- BANCHES and CAPE GODS year. . Miss Randall, president of the Pinkies is the daughter of spoken Kennedy critic who has All three. NATO governments The State University will be the ^Pinkies’ Get promised to physically bar an ex­ S A R G E APPROACHING Paintad For $ ^ ^ .0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Randall, 36 Baldwin Rd., and b a. Man­ ^ HALE had received Soviet protests on parent institution of the two f fe e Favoring pected desegregation attempt next April 8 charging that NATO nu­ schools. HONOLULU (A P)—Gordon Caps, Awards chester High School sophomore. Miss AngeU, a junior at MHS, Main Straat, Manchastor month at the Huntsville branch of clear plans were unjustified. In­ Salaries of $25,000 were author­ Cooper eomes “home” to Hon­ PLUS PAINT is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heihert AngeU, 22 Sanford Rd. Phona 643-4123 the University of Abbama. creased the danger of nuclear ized for the two positions by the olulu today and the first of a and TRIM (Herald photo by Pinto). Free4or-All in Vanderbilt has a biracbl policy war, and would set back disarma­ uhlverslty’s board of trustees, a with Negroes attending Its gradu­ series of welcomes honoring Junior Auxiliary “Pinkies,” re­ ment negotiations for many years. spokesman said yesterday. SPECIAL PRICES ON ate and divinity echoob. No Ne­ ’The United States told the So­ Both Dr. Stowe and Dr. Fox his heroic feat of orbiting the ceived caps and awards yesterday the girls and their guests and ex­ lowing girla for working 10: 1964 Contest groes, however, are enrolled in LARGER HOMES at toe Manchester Memorial Hos- viet government that such charg­ have been active throughout their earth 22 times in a 34-hour pressed appreciation for the many hours: Judy Jackson, Marjorio the undergraduate school. es are baseless and that the careers in medical or dental edu­ pAtaJ cafeteria, with Mrs. Mary hours of service the Pinkies devote four through space. ALLSTATE PAINTERS Meyers, Kathleen Mulready, Mari­ An AP Newe .Analyab Kennedy, in his Nashville ad­ NATO nuclear defense strategy, cation. Sterud, director of nurses, capping to the hospital. lyn Manchester, Carol Randall, dress, aimed hb remarks at On the agenda were parades Uovaatry—^TeL 742-7668 the girls. By JACK hEU. which was undertaken in 1057, Dr. Stowe's career In medical and receptions in Honolulu, at Pinkies worked 9,107 hours this Nancy Hitt, Pamela Kittridge, WASHINOTON (AP) — Former Vanderbilt alumni and other "edu­ was forced by the need to offset education began in 1041 when he Hartford->289-6988 Mrs. Richard Carpenter, advisor year in various departments such Sandra Marella, Pearl Olmated, cated cltbens" who, he said, bear Cape (Canaveral, Washington and for toe Junior Auxiliary, welcomed President Dwight D. Blaenhower Russia's buildup of nuclear weap- became a teaching fellow In ob­ New York, including a meeting, as central .supply, emergency Mary Lou Frankenburg, Lynn seems to favor a free-for-all con­ a particubr obligation to pursue (Hts and missiles. stetrics and gynecology at the room, reception desk, pharmacy, Dennison, Jeanine Cowles, Louiae learning, serve the public and up­ with President Kennedy and an test for toe 1064 Republican presl- "The Soviet government," the University of Minnesota hospitals. address to a joint meeting of dietary department, children’s Morin, Elaine Becker, Karen hold the law. United States declared, "has since After a tour of duty In the U.S. ward and Penny Saver. dentisl nomination. (Congress on Tuesday. Smith, Carol Spooner, Lyim Chap­ FROM Elsenhower suggested at a "In these momenb of tragic not given any indication that it Navy during World War n, he re­ Mrs. Carpenter explained thait disorder," he said, "a special ceived In 1946, a one-year ap­ First in both time and imix>r- man, Carol Mooney, Carol Dentrl- Rochester, N.Y., news conference intends to slow down its buUdup tance for the quiet-spoken 36- total memlbership for Pinkiee is son, Carol Holman. Friday that Gov. Georae Romney burden resb on the educated men of nuclear atrength and has con­ pointment at the hospitab as a year-old Oklahoma airman was ° 1375 Silver Lane kept at around 7o girls, although Also Marcia Hume, Grace Koh­ FOSTORIA. of Michigan and Sen. 'niruston B. and womm of our country—to re­ tinued its unwarranted and dan­ senior teaching fellow. there is a waiting list of 275 ap­ ject the temptationa of prejudice In 1947 he returned to Yale ms a reunion at Hickam Air Force EAST ring, Cynthia Bagley, Rosaim Morton, R-Ky^, would make good gerous threats to use its nuclear Base at 1 p.m. Honolulu time East Hartford plicants. Carlson, Pauletta Metivier, Pat­ nom inees. an instructor in obstretlcs and Carol Randall, new preisident of (Contlnned on Page Two) gynecology. He received his medi­ with hb wife, Trudy, and daugh­ Tel. 528-2711 ricia Poroherem, Susan Knight, eom giflst Thb was immediately interpret­ (Oontomed on Pago Three) ters (Camsto, 14, and Janita, 18. HARTFORD the Inkles, waa introduced. Mias Linda Thomas, Judy S o a v a y, ed In party ranks here as aa indi­ cal degree from Yale in 1938. RandaU joined the Fhnkles last In 1040, he was appointed as­ The Cooper family arrived ta Patricia Gagnon, Elise Lamoureux, Hllli cation Blaenhower hasn’t much Honolulu late Friday. May and lias worked 400 hours croatod hankering for either Sen. Barry sistant professor at the Stanford Cminecticut’s Greateat Elaine Daggett, Marcia KriatoH, ■Ill The 41,000-ton carrier Kear- Nursery Center in the since that time. Karen Smith is lli! Ooldwater, R-Arb.^ or New York Medical School and in 1955, an NURSERY Nancy Reggetts, Arlene Kilby, ill sa^ge, which plucked Major Coop­ Center of Connecticut vice president and Donna Chandler Carol A. Gryk, Elaine Elaggett, In levaly Gov. Nelson A. Riockefeller as the associate professor. He has been la secretary. Birmingham Leaders Involved since -1955 In school ad- er out of the Pacific 96 miles Norene SouthegiU, Penny HaJU- standard bearer. Pinkies earning caps for 50 ITie former president waa repre­ mlnbtrative matters with respon­ southeast of Midway Thursday han, Betsy Hyde and Lee Bohnke./ eld shapes sibility for education research, afternoon, plowed along at 26 hours of work were Nancy Hitt, Girls were presented sented as still in a slow bum over ARE YOUR ROSES BUDDED AND a crack made by Goldwater sev­ curriculum development and ad- A ir Foh» ^ j. Gordon Cooper labors ^ er a report , of bb experiences aboard hb Faith 7 Meroury knots to keep the appotatment. Marilyn Manchester, Carol Moon­ strip s for each 100 hours .Work copied Receive Bomb Threats It was in Honolulu that the ey, Carol RandaU, Lynn Chapman, eral weeks ago that “one Elsen­ mbrions to the school. ^ ^ e during hb M-hour 22 tones around the earth. The report b port of Ms dob^hS after U}e firet 100 hours. Ew 200- SHELL PEARL Dr. Stowe, a Hartford native, ^rrier Kear ^ e during a voyage toward the Hawabn blands where a Mg HonOh^ (Coopers'* met and married ta 1047 BL00MIN07 MANY OF OURS ARE! Sandra Marella, Louise Morin, hours, they are Bartotu* Arnold, hower in a generation is enough." earefiilly. t BT rOSTOBIA The general also waa said to have BIRMINaHAM , Ala. (AP) — „A^cial problems existing ta that Ala­ has been a medicsLl school con­ reception and a reunion -with hb-fasnUy await him today. (AP Photofax). ^ when they were University of Pearl Olmsted, Jeanine Cowles, Diane Maynard, D oiu ^ Chandler, Hawaii students. Karen Smith, Lynn Dennison, IW nfi tpkndor to your UUe with found it dllfloult to forget Rocke­ tense weekend Ues ahead for ra­ bam a city. sultant for several universities, Come buy growing healthy POTTED ROSES: Tropicana, Carol Randall. Paprbla Klttrldge, ••••if cially troubled Birmingham with including those in Wisconsin, Brit- After a downtown parade and Pamela Klttrldge, Carol Dennison, Jeanine C ow les,/ Louise Morin, from the IddHHOMU lipplw o f nibtb m Ioc. feller’s 1060 contention that the —The city of Huntsville, Ala., South S ^ , Chicago Peace, Etc. The best of JACKSON threats of renewed bombings re­ site of Redstone Arsenal and the bh Columbia, Kansas, Arbcn^a, receptions at lolani Palace, the Mary Lou Frankenburg, Carbl Nancy Hitt, Spaidra Marella, Carol nation’s military posture had been and PERKINS, CONARD PYLE and C. R. BURR. No allowed to deteriorate. ported. Marshall Space Flight Cbnter, Buffalo, Louisville and Missouri, Pope’s Health statehouse that once was the seat Spooner, Linda Thomas, Elaine Spooner,- Kt(ren Smith, Marjorie museum and Duke and Brown universities. of Hawaiian royalty, and at the increase in prices over waxed packaged roses elsewhere! Becker, Marcia Glenney, Carol Despite Romney’s repeated de- While the stags was. Mt ,for,,a hirsd Ita first Hh t o policeman, Meyers, ^Elaine Becker, Kathy 3.25 meeting of President Kenntdy Capital, New York home of Gov. John A. Burns, the A free service to you. Holman, Marcia Hume, Mary Lou piece alala that he b a candidate or aa| MtdbeR .gomity Oommis- KildishXudy'Jackson, Mary Lou intends to become one, Eisen­ and Alaban(ir4 segragA&toat Bton voted to rem ove iriitte and NLRB Hearing Delayed Brings Earlier Coopers were scheduled to leave Kowell, Patricia Cartwright, Grace Frankenburg, Pamela Klttrldge, jlilii Gov. George C. Wallaco in north by jet plane at 8:80 p.m. for C a p e Kohring, Rosann Carlson, Linda hower. said the governor would Negro signs from the courthouse HARTFORD (AiP)—A Nattonal y McOoi-mick, Eleanor Swan- originals... Alabama, police here order^ at HuntaviUe. (tanaveral. ~We Now Have Jackson and Perkins Garrison. m and Judy Weiss. have to bq considered for the 1964 IjSaat lUbitbaa Board (NLRB) nomination Jf.be Vdoea,a,,good Job tighter aecurity measures. —y.S.^Dtatriet Jhldge H. Hobart Kennedy Visit It was from (Cape (Canaveral Also, Paulette Metivier, Susan^ Three-hundred-hours: Barbara heartav.wfkix )st>op; Roll Red Carpets that he rocketed off to glory last NOTICE p o t t e d TREE ROSES Knight, Elizabeth Johnson, pjm- the perfect in Michigan." Kennedy and Wallitca were A ii- Arnold, Carol Randall, Roxanne >ected to meet at a Tennesseo pWfotlBaa ae xrn K sr A lr q a ft Oorp. Wednesdky morning, thia Bagley, Patrlda Gagnon^Xdy He denied, however, that he was P' Itas been adjourned tMta June 4. WABHINGTON (AP)—Presldont (Clide ceremonies at nearby Co­ AngeU, Denise Gervais, Jennifer gift fbr promoting Romney for the nomi­ V/alleyi Authority Bnnlversary ob­ Kennedy, the nation’s first Ro­ Seavey, Patricia Porcheronf^Loui.se McCormick, Eleanor Swanson, Trim examiner Lee J. . B ^ WASHINOTON (AP) The na-^ coa Beach, Fla., and a day of Gervals, Judy Haberem, EUse nation. He said anyone who said servance at Muscle Shoals, where man Catholic chief executive, will After the session with Kennedy, Diane Maynard, and Judy Jackson Hiiii toe Prasideht b scheduled to ordered the adjournment affw he meet in Italy next- month with tion bestows ib hero’s laureta the Coopers will enter a motor­ rest will precede the visit to FLOWERING ANNUALS Kenyon, Diane' &wb, Saundra a new that "is just completely ’ off his laM February, Three Negroes are Washington Tuesday. Two girls, still active in the or­ rock er.” speak. seeking admittance to the school. waa imable to contact NURB mem­ Pope John XXm, the ailing lead­ cade for the mile and a half Pinavlch, Bar(har^.^1Shea, Charlene Tuesday on astrtmaut (jtordon President Kennedy planned a Petunias, Marigolds, Zinnias, ganization, earned their 400-hour Noting that Rockefeller and oth- While rumors forecast an un­ The Rev. Martin Luther King bers ta waahington for a deeUlCn' er of his faith. drive up Pennsylvania Avenue to Plummer, C a t^ Hughes, Arlene stripes—<3arol Randall and Rox­ ) m v j i a s s hostess on an appeal by a- tawyer for the Cooper with a day long orbit the Capitol. reception in the White House rose Kilby, Rob«:ta Eagleson, Penny easy weekend, police chief Jamie Jr., president at the Southern Kennedy once planned to defer around the capital's glory trail. etc. Most desirable new va­ anne Angell. Others are BHeanor (Contlnaed on Page Two) Moore said: "We are taking pre­ DiteonaticnBl Aaabclatton of Ma^ garden, and congressianal lead­ Sousa. Bejay Hyde, Penny Halll- chlnlats. an audience with the 81-year-old It promises to be a dizzying, With the President’s enthusias­ ers invited (Cooper to speak to a rieties. Swanson, Linda Roberts, and unusual ^‘collectors* items** lii cautions which we consider neces­ (Oontomed on Page Two) pontiff unti he makes a schedued han, Nprene Southergill, Sandra Cathy Person. Mooart 6. Ratner, the imlon’s bang-up day for the laconic Air tic approval, (Congressional lead­ joint meeting. sary.” ' state visit to Itay with Mrs. Ken­ ers Friday night bsued their invi­ SylvMtbr and Judy Carroll. Refreshments were _ ..served afr lanvyer, had lodged the appeal Force major and hb family — a John Glenn, the first Ameri PULL PLASTIC Eifis were awarded to toe fol-' Although he declined to elabo­ nedy early next year. He changed White House reception, a motor­ tation to Cooper to address a ter the ceremony. rate, armed nards were posted bet Friday— the day the hearing can to go into orbit, addressed a Chandler Says plans because of the Pope's fail­ cade up the .street of presidents joint meeting of the House and joint meeting last year. Cooper U ------—: , ■ • ■______at some buildings which could 400 Arreted opened — after hb motion to de­ ing health. Senate. ------SELF SERVICE TRAY 2.00 to 8.50 lay the bearing imtH Jime 17 waa to Capitol , Hill, and an ovation possibly be targets of bombers. There have been published re­ from a Joint meeting of Congress. Senate Democratic leader Mike E q . 4 Highway patrolmen guarded the d^ed by Beat (Continued on Page Three) Chances Good Raitner wanted the delay to gain ports that Pope John has cancer. The schedule shapes up thb Mansfield, annoimced the plans =5(ii streets, as they have since last In Greensboro In recent public appearances, he way: ta the morning an Air Force after conferring with House S p ^ - weekend’s violence. .tlqw to study the oorporation’a has looked g ra y . auid drawn. . ii!!!i anawers to 18 union queetlona on Jet will carry the Coopers from er John W. McCCormack, D-Miss., mi For Third Win Anonymous telephone threats Kenhedy b expected to leave Cape Canaveral, Fla., to Andrews and Kennedy. i have been received by Negro GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — An stiikeir rehiring procedures. estimated 400 Negro demonstra­ for Italy on June 20 and spend two Air Force Base, Md. A helicopter Mansfield said the President leaders, some white businessmen or three days there before flyi^ HOUSE &. HALE By MARVIN BEARD tors were jailed Friday night in (Oontomed on Page Three) will ferry them to the park be­ was highly pleased by the ar­ BiiUetins PANSIES and various places of business. on to West Germany and Ireland. hind the White House. rangement under which the other VERSAILLES, Ky. (AP) — A the third consecutive night of Dig your own if you deslro. Baakot SALON- — Main ilWi In other developments: Arrangements for the papal au­ Culled from AP Wires Manchester WEDDING RING !:IH! little mellower and perhaps mild­ —^Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy mass protetlta against segregated In a noon ceremony in • 'the six original astronauts will also ONE IjHl! facilities in downtown Greens­ dience for Kennedy are being ar­ White House rose garden, Presi­ attend the 1 p.m. session to hear BT rOSTOBIA limi er, A. B. Chandler goes into the said at AsheviUe, N.C., that dam­ boro. ranged in exchanges between U.S. dent Kennedy will pin the db- Cooper give hb capsule impres­ Wean a band of platinum gracing illft; final stages of the Democratic age inflicted upon the U.S. image Judge Laces offiebb and the Vatican. No primary outwardly confident he tingulshed service medal of the sions of 84 hours ta space. GRID STAR DIES rim jrito dignity and beauty. abroad by incidents like the Bir­ Police, cau(d>t short of trans- meeting site has been selected, CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP)— il;-; lb will become the first man ever mingham racial crisis b great^ jx>rtation facilities when 241 stu­ National Aeronautics and Space John H. Glenn Jr., the first FLOWERING^SHRUBS but the pontiff’s quarters in the Administration on the 36-year-old Ernie Davis, 23, a Une-emashtag OF elected" governor of Kentucky but stiperflcial. dents were arrested Wednesday Man Who Fled Vatican or hb nearby summer American’ to orbit the earth, ad­ three times. night, pressed private vehicles Cfooper who orbited the earth 22 dressed a joint meetiig last year. All-America haUback at Syrae All Potted and^^rhwing—Somei^ ^ rh w ii In Flower —^The effeeb of racial strife palace, Cjastel Gondolfo, seem the times. case University ta 1861 and tha 3.25 ‘"Thb is the beet race ^e ever here dominated the Alabama leg­ and a bus into service to move most likely choices. Mansfield said the session was (None Bare,^rot,M w t , QuestionableQ Stock) had," he said in an interview at the demonstrators to city hall tor Originally Cooper was scheduled not only to salute (Cooper’s Faith first Negro ever named wdlega r i f e ;!MI islature at Montgom^ as law- In Tax Scandal At this point, it b virttially cer­ football’s player^ of the year, m w ffia — ilMi his VersaUlea Jmme.-i!lt’s going booking. _ ------to receive his reception here Mon­ 7. filKljt but to. mark the. presumed ^Many^I^ced At THE i p -mahero voted to stana soUdly be­ tain Kennedy wur conduct hb toy. Blit the cefemohy' was ^ t - died- in Lidieside HeapttiG-early * even better than we thought. We hind Wallace, who challenged The etudmta, orderly and pa­ end of the Mercury spaceflight don’t have to concede a -single HARTFORD (AP)—Daniel J. working sessions with Italan gov­ poned 24 hours to give him “ more project. ^ today. Davb, a HeluMi Trophy * 1 . 4 5 ® “ *' Kennedy’s sanding of 8,000 riot- tient as on prevlcms nlghta, filed ernment officials in Rome. As rec­ d b tr lc t." Leary,' tbe disappearing man of breathing time.’’ "I think it is fitting that (Con­ winner, was strlidcen with leu­ trained soldiers to bases ta Ala­ silently into the vflilcle and burst the poUtical scandal that rocked ently as a month ago, these con­ kemia at the College All-Star Woodbine Pottoni BEST Chandler b matched in the May bam a. into soiig as the line of cars, pad­ "The schedule for Maj. Cooper gress join the nation as a whole 98 primary aguhst Edward Tr Watertmry- more than 20 years ferences were tentatively sched­ was just too tight,” White House camp last July shortly after clearance —Birmingham police comtab- dy wagons and bus moved uled for a secluded retreat near ta honoring Maj. Cooper for the Forsythia Blossinns Have Dropped Breathitt Jr„ Mary Louise Foust ago, owes the federal government Press Secretary PlerTe Salinger signing an $80,000 contract 4 siimer Eugene (Bull) Connor througdi the city’s business db- Milan, in northern Italy. with the Cleveland Browns of n i l CHINA of ShelbyvUle and Wlllbm Cupp trict. almost $1 million in ba& taxes. explained Friday. (Continued on Page Three) Now Is The Deadline For Pre-Emergency )SYIA(ISE urged the people to leave the han­ Leary, 'who skipped to Chicago Milan became the temporary the National Football League. ■ o f Ck>vlnston. Breathitt b backed dling of racial demonstrations to Women's Famous Nome DRESS SHOES by lii hy Gov. Bert Combs, Chandler’s Desk sergeanb spent most of in 1041 in an effort to avoid a choice following the Easter Mon­ (HABGRASS KILLER GIFT law enforcement officers. He the night prooeesing the students VOLCANO ERUPTS political foe. spoke to the Montgomery Cltbens prison term for oorruption ta of­ day announcement that Mrs. Ken­ On the Republican ballot, Louie on charges of treimasS or viola­ fice, 'was accused by a federal nedy expects her third child late JAKARTA, bdonesta (AP)— • CITATION •VELVET STEP : u i : Council. tion of fire laws by blocking pub­ judge yesterday of trying to duck to August. Prior to that, she had Radio Jakarta said today one illi B. Nunn, 88, a Glasgow attorney, —Foiir Negroes and five white b runnliv against Jesse N. R. lic entrances. a decbkm ta the 20-year-o1d tax planned to accompany her hus­ George Kehnan Quits person was killed and four In­ D-O-N'T D-E-LA-Y • A c c e n t and o t h e r s IDEAS persons were named to a biracial Rain delayed the start of Fri- band on a June state 'visit ..to jured In a new eruption Of paU’a Cecil of LoubviUe for the guber­ committee by the Annbton aty case. natorial nomination. There are Judge M. Joseph Blumenfeld Rome. Now the state visit has Mt. A(pmg voIiuHio. This was the, Commbsion to help solve any ra- , (Continued on Page Tfiiioe) first report of fataUtfos result­ y ' X ! / sM eight other statewide races. ordered the 71-year-old one-time been postponed until early 1964. REG. S9.99 to $14.99 A PAIR... The Democratic race got off to Waterbuty controller to pay the In addition to the health of Pope As Envoy to Yugoslavia ing from ' Agung ’ sinee last USE sco n s HALTS ^ -"'v "a ' t> March, when ap eruption muised 1 • > 4 ^ YET... • slow start but exploded two government $096,278.60 ta taxes. . . .inhibits crabgrass growth' during the..summer. months ago when Chandler began The. deebioh handed down in '(Conttnned on Page Three) an dsthnated IJiOO deaths In the Can be used with safety even on newly seeded lawns. qhaiglng that the state was on the UR. district court climaxed the WASHINGTON (AP) — George.&they have at all times given to area. JUST Advocate of Spanking Says F. Kennan, a recognbed expert Do you want a combination fertilizer, crabgrass killer brink of bankruptcy. Breathitt oldest sw:tlye case on that court’s ’ my views and reports." X . f , argued that Chandler could not reoordB. on communism and a top figure Striking a note of criticism, f a n f a n i r a c k e d and weed killer? Ask for new “10r6-4 plus 3.” from in American diplomacy, will r«- 90 PAIR! .ill remove food, medicine and cloth­ Don’ t Whale ChUd. . * Pop Him Leary, a central figure in 'the Peronist Ban Kennan added that "certain' meas­ ROME. (AP) — Hie Natloaal itiii ing from the S per cent sales tax sigpi this . fall as anibaussador to ures affecting Yugoslavia taken Counidl a t Italy’s Ohristtaa Only For 2,500 Sq. FL million dollar Waterbury con­ Yugoslavia. and stiU keep Kentucky "on the spiracy swindle, was given a by the last Ciongress were, indeed, Democrat party voted today to iliii In making this announcement a great disappointment to me.” (Mnttnne with a oentmvleJt gov> I ill jiii: road to progress.” By JOY MILLER ament. That’s why kids get sick. tongue-lashing hy Blumenfeld. Raise/$ Fears I Moyfloww Pnib m SYRACUSE o s e g a y . . ; Oiandler, who will he 66 on Friday, the White House said the He referred here to the removal enmieat hi thb NATO aUM Buy 2 Bags or More At Reduced Prices ___ AP Women’s Editor In general, the bulk of functional The judge accused the one-time 69-year-old diplomat Is returning July 14, and Breathitt, a S8-year- NEW YORK (AP)—Dr. Peter G. Democratic candidate for lieuten­ of the most favored nation clause ooontry. H ie oonncil, major illness b the result of a conflict BUENOS AIRES, Argentina to academic life and that no de­ poUoy-maldng body of Italyta old Hopkinsville lawyer, offer the Cranford b a spanker. situatlmi.’ ant governor of “evasi've ma­ in trade with Yugoslavia. ty Fostoria classic race of mcperience vs. (AP)—Uneasy Ai-gentina braced cision has been reached on a A veteran of 29 years ta the biggest party, also gave A rai- WOMEN'S SUMMER nw MUM tyiAtun Thtai Of CQUrae. makea him a Thb happens, he saya, when the neuvers’.’ to avol4 a decision in the today for more trouble as Presi­ successor. youth. *Chan()ier rejects the theory monster in the eyes of all permb- case that involves taxes dating foreign service, Kennan fs"’ {Di'out­ *ye Fsnfuit a pat otf -OioMHik til actions of a child who has always dent Jose Maria Guido banned Kennan “ has informed the Pres­ without spedfloally aayliig hp' sive psychologlsb and parenb done as he pleased suddenly can back to 1933, 1034 and 1936. spoken man. He was booted out Greek Stride Dark American 3.50 (Oontomed on Page Two) followers of ex-dictator Juan D. ident that he feels it necessary o f M oscow in 1958, declared "p e r­ should remain as premier. NOW 39.95 who believe a hand laid on an he tolerated no longer by parenb The case, sometimes neariy for­ Peron from seeking executive to return this autumn to his aca­ Sandals and Casuals erring child in dbcipline hurb or school or community. When the gotten, dragged on through the sona non grata" by the Soviet Un­ Junipers 86 Arborvitae CAREFREE CHINA ALL FROM OUR posts In July 7 elections. demic duties,” the White House ion. He had compared Soviet WALLACE OHAIAENOES psyche as weU as backalde. foot’b put down, the child suffers years as a suooeaalph of lawyers Guido's decree barred candi­ said, and the resignation is “ in 52 PIECE But Dr. Uranford, a tanned, treatment of Western diplomats WASHZNGTON (AP) — Gov. m Feet High ALL FAMOUS NAME BRANDS JUNE BRIDE GOP Convention a conflict he can’t resolve; he took over Ms defense and proeeou- dates of the Peronlst-front Union accord with ambassador Kennan’s George C, Wallaoe a t AlabamR 214-3 Feet High easygoing, practicing general psy­ iion amid llrequent reporta of with the way the Nasb treated !::!U beautiful, real, translucent china design­ SEHINGS COLLECTION OF ■ Hi: develops neuroab, then lUneas. Popular Party from running tor long standing plans." them in Germany. asked the U.S. Supreme Court Hji chologist in Augusta, Oa., thinks If you can’t m at a child, what aettlements that never came. president, vice president, governor REG. $4.99 to $A99 A PAIR... Seen in Mid-July; you hurt a child more when you Blnvoy In Belgrade since March today to find that Presldeal . are the alternatlVeaT The government began lb action or mayor. They were limited to 7, 1961, Kennan took a leave of Kennedy vtotatefi the Ooaatttii* ed for entertaining yet sturdy enough FOR let him get away with murder. against Leaiy on Jifly 3, 1941, “You either let him go on contesting legblative posts. absence from the Institute for Ad­ tlon by sending federal troopp: FOSTORIA DENVER (AP) — Republicans Through clinical observation of doing aa he pleases u* you punbh about two years after a jury REPEAT SALE for ovoryday use. There was no immediate reac­ vanced Studies at Princeton, N.J., Quebec bombings into Alahpma for poasHile use ai JUST probably w ill hold their 1064 na­ emotlonaUy disturbed young pa- him emotionally. convicted him, hb political mentor tion from the Peronbts, but reper­ tional conventUm in mid July. to return to government sMT/lce. the Blrgliii^iaiii racial " tianta, he evolved what he calb "Being locked in a closet for former Democrotip htayor Frank cussions were considered a cer­ MAPLES - MAPLES - MAPLES IPi STEMWARE They haven’t picked the exact the reinforcement method of dla- A former ambassador to the So­ Spur Police DrivO Hie governor's formal __ 130 PAIR! 8 hours means emotional trouble. Or Hayes, and 12' other offleiab of tainty. ' viet Union, Kennan was eased NOW ’ BOTH PAHERNS date or the place—but they’n cipUne. He’a ao convinced it suppose you reason with a child oonsplitng to he explains with the Eisenhower administra­ on terrorists determine to pull the SOtfa anahreraary a t tha Not all sizes in a)! .(open stock value 88.20) 8 dinner forks >!H bad boy’T You may not have est penalties InfHoted in the case. boards of educatlcm ]/i thousands tion (Ml forelm policy. - Resistant day, July 18. National cha_.. low it works ta manly idiiwes: spanked the child, but you’re laid The two appealed, but on March Frehch-spedklng 'Quebec out of MMee Valley Authority. t-10 Feet styles. You’d better I butter knife YOUbtam Miller said the week ^ of municipalities. Speaking Friday in Belgrade, Canada. 8 salad ferki "Don’t Whip hell out of him, but the ground ' for emotional prob­ 6, 1941, the day the Ocmnectlout Military leaders quarreling over 8-10 Feet come early for best se­ i July 20 b the committee’s secohfl ivhenever be makes a mistake just lem s. Kennan indicated sqch was not In a qew outbreak, bombs shat­ ^prem e Oourt confirmed the oon- the role Peronbts should be per­ the case with the Kennedy admin- pop Um. If he stiblui a fihgw )n "Tbe onta tone there’a emotion­ tered six public mail boxes out­ lection! You’ll want sev­ 16 teaspoons viotiona, Leaxy fled, forfeiting a mitted in the electims have btrotlon, ' side Montreal Friday and critical­ ' l l 44 FAMILY SETS It The aeleotion' coimnpe^. adR 41)a lamp socket 16 tones a day, al danger'Anm reasonable corpor­ $60,000 bond. \ OPEN T DATS A WEEK eral pair at these low pc 76.95 'neat again .June .}0 ^ brought Argentina to the brink of “ I much regret that certain ly injured an Army demolition 1 •. i BRIDAL GIFTS p < 9 -Uai 16 tones g day. Just to al puniriunent b when it’a unfair. In 1938 when a grand juiy in­ prices! 2 serving spoons recommend' the coirveol civil war twice in the last 12 press reports havC^ given the im­ expert. Police blamed the latest Xopen stock value 94.85) 6tnig> flot to h u rt But don’t d ela y; "Aa ton. taking away privUegea, vestigating reporta of municipal months and caused nine major lower store level.., A day later the OOP, that teaches a child to disobey. pression that I felt my views had blasts on ths Quebec Liberation hmSto”*™ 'f AJR. To At Least 9 fo The Evening Z donit believe ta it, There’s no corruption waa seeking him for govenunental erbea. The latest not been sufficiently heeded by 8 soup or dotsf rt spoons Committee meeb to ma)^e'’'i , "What you’re doing b aetflita up connection with what ’ he’s being Front, underground group seeking PlPtaM doa Jartaa'.dni nal selection. questioning, Leary waa/also miss­ came only last week, when most the administration. Thb b incor­ to. make Quebec independent. a condltimed response. Better 16 punished for> And it carries on ing. of the cabinet resigned. deadloeked IdM taliv Seven cities have put Ih Mds-i- pops than one big whaling at tba rect,’’ Kennan said. Several other bombs were db- and on.- U R’s aomethtag like with- But tost time, Leary turned up Peronist leader' i^ul Matera foi^Bssald * Mlaint Beach, Atlw te aty,'. Pm* end of -the day whan your eacaa- “1 am greatly appreciative of armed and four oflisrs w.sre deto­ WNP atrllfling holdi^ allowaiMa «r no after- aa. a banoh ^warrant waa baaed warned earlier thb week that U g y a tom roachas. a beUtag potat. the oonftdence shown ta m e hy nated by bomb teams. of am. —^ w ld i sid| the President and the eecretary ■ Fage Swe) .(OeaManad aa Faga Ihiaa) (Oonttniied ^ Fago Tlireq) el''Mate and theleooatdeiation --) at (O o^ned epi Faga Thiaa) ' 4 -