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WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1967 PAGE FORTY UJanrlifrtfr lEnwins Average Dally Net Press Run The1 ,Weather For The Week Ended , Ptirtly cloudy tod cool Scanditi,Lodge, O d er of Vasa, M iss Bridget -O ’Connell, Holy Family Silothers Circle p,m. at the Newington VFW, night, low 45-50;. partly auiv Senior Methodists of South 9836 Kilts Lane. The Auxiillary will sponsor a bake sale Satur New England's Leading May 18, 1967 daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Rob will meet tonight 8 at the ny tod mild tomorrow, high Methodist Church will meet to at will take the colors to the joint day from 10 a.m. to noon at la About Town ert D. O’Cpnnell of 131 Park morrow noon in Susannah Wes home of Mrs. Edward O’Brien, instaJilati<«i of Wethersfield House and Hale Department Two-Year Professional the 70b. St.; and Miss Nancy Pitkin, Manchester Lodge ot Elks wiM ley Hall of the church. Miss 268 Autumn St. Members are VFW Sunday at 2 pjn. at the Store, Main St. 15,195 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rich Manchester— A City of Village Charm Bponsor a Laddea Nighit Satur Pearl Eble, forrner deaconess reminded to bring books for a American Legion Home, Weth School of. ard Pltkiln of 279 Fern St., both day at the Elks Home. Dtoiner of the church, will be a guest. libnary basket. ersfield. Cclnnecticut State Circle, (Clamlfled Advertizing on Page 21) PRICE SEVEN CENTS will be served at 7 p.m. There The Rev. Richard Dupee will students oif Norman Slade, 101 Daughters of,- Isabella, will (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES— 'TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDa V, MAY 18,1967 E. Middle Tpke., were success .tiponsor a Dessert Card Party VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 194 will be dancing until 12;i6 a.m. conduct a Bible study. Dessert The VPW Auxiddory has been Senior Citizens from Pitts a c c o u n t i n g ful candidates in a recent piano Saturday at 2 p.m. ' in St. Reservations dose Friday noon will he served. invited to attend joint installa field, Mass, will be guests of the playing audition sponsored by Applications now being accepted for and may be made at the Elks tion of officers Friday at 8 p.m. Senior Citizens Club Sunday at James’ School Hall. Proceeds Home, or with Alfred Ritter,-46 The Manchester Republican the National Guild of Piano at East Hantfoid VFW, 2083 the Senior Citizens Center. The will benefit the'Bishop’s Relief Sept., 1967, admission. Chester Dr. TowTi. Committee will meet Teaq4erSj,_Each received a cer- Bidweii St.; S'tturday at 7 p.m. group will include a band of Fund. The levept is open to HARTFORD INSTITUTE ,OF ACCOUNTING Raiiifall Up | Monday at 8 pm. in the Muhlci- tifica^ and report cdrd with at N ^ Britain VFW, 25 Stan- retired musicians, all' mem members and' friends. Those at tending ire reminded to bring 66 Forest St., Hartford—Tel. 2474115 The dolden Age Club will pal Building Hearing Room. In riitlngs and comments by a lev St., and Windsor Locks bers of the Pittsfield Senior HAR'TFORD (A P )—f»re- Marines Call for Guns playing cards, i , sponsor a rummage sale tomor addition to an agenda of rou Guild-appointed judge, and a VFW, Fairview St., and at 8 Citizens Club. cipltation for the first half row at 1 p.m. at the Senior Cit tine business, reports will be bronze pin for a year’s mem of May waa Well above normal In the Northeast, the izens center, Myrtle and Linden given by GOP members of town bership in the National Frater committee and agencies. nity of Student Musicians, U.S. Weather Bureau’s Riv Bts. KWKW: er Forec'a.st Center reports. Glastonbury Chapter of the .%V*Vc • • • • In Its weekly water re Women’s American Organiza sources summary ' released On Their Position-> ca - tion for Rehabilitation Through yesterday the Center said Training (ORT) will sponeor a reseiwoirs of major mu House ’Tour Sunday from 1 to nicipal water systems are 5- p.m. In Glastonbury. Seven at or near capacity. TJtanxJuL&Jbi/L bouses will be open for the event. Tickets may be purchas MAY SALE DAYS! No Report ed ait Franklin Pharmacy, Pa- State News ganos, Kamins, and Bantley’s, On Fate of 'jaJvdsufL Chd). all in Glastonbury. Those wish ing further informaition may contact Mrs. Nell Fresk, 1562 Jai) Escape Trapped Unit Main St., Glastonbury. GOOD BUYS FOR First Crack SAIGON (AP) — A pla St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild n toon of the U.S. 4th Infan AN D UP will have a luncheon Wednes I d New Plan try Division called artillery day, June 7, at Bernice’s, Guil fire on its own position in a PLANT SALE ford. The event was originally fight with Commuinst forc scheduled for Thursday, June 8. boys' sweat shirts i Cannon bath towels 1 misses pant tops LITCHFIELD (AP) — Peservations may be made with Police sought today a 19- es today. Hours later, there Mrs. Claude Porter, 29 Hyde St. was no word of the fate of regularly 1.19 i s l 1 regularly 5 8 e 2 1 - regularly to 1.98 _ year - old inmate of the POTTED its 40 or so men. Big, thirsty solid color both towels. * Cotton floral prints. Sizes 2 Litchfield State Jail who Friendship Lodge of Masons long jleeve, crew neck sweatshirts. Grey, ^ 1 American officers rej^orted PLANTS navy, blue and olive. Sizes 6 to 16. Wide range of colors. tor j walked away from an out this development in the central ANNUALS will undergo inspection when it 34 to 38. f o r side work detail. highlands as U.S. Marines, confers the Master Mason de The inmate, Richard Duntz of gree in the Masonic Temple to farther north, fanned out below picnic bag melmac® dinnerware 1 Lakevil'le, fled Wednesday from the demilitarized zone after a morrow at 7:30 p.m. The inspec a detail that was raking leaves tion will be by Elwyn J. Noble, Enoz moth crystals, nuggets night of enemy bomheurdments 9 8 8 1 and brush from a YMCA camp that kUled 11 Americans and SHRUBS deputy for the Sixth Masonic regularly 1.37 $ regularly 16.88 C 4 regularly 1,17 in West Torrington. HERBS wounded 41. District. The Master's Club will N O W $3.00 OFF! ' X O Store your woolens safely this summer, portray the full • Hiramic Leg Insulated, zippered, thero-tote Duntz, serving a term on a The 4th Infantry platoon, la rg e 5 lb. con of effective moth crystals » 1 Ruckus Develops on UCLA Campus breaking and entering charge, end. Officer dress is summer bag. " o> nuggets. leading a search operation, was was said by police; to be the formals. Divergenl^. groups battle over a United Nations flag at the UCLA campus reported to have run into heavy plastic textron tumblers 1 where the planned burning of a Nazi flag turned into general disorder yester first inmate at the .state jail fire after it spotted and at PERENNIALS . GERANIUMS Holy Family Mothers Circle china cups, saucers waste bins day. The flag burning was planned by a pro - Riodesian - independence group to break High Sheriff William tempted to encircle a smoU will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. N. Menser’s honor system that gpwtp of North Vietnamese sol regularly 4 7 e each 5 regularly to 49c | called CRISIS but the whole thing turned into a Tug-of-war over the U.N. tlag. was put into effect four years .at the home of Mrs.- Edward swing top regukiiiy 2.29 diers near tioe Cambodian bor Delicately decorated china cups and 0 JK H School officials broke up the melee. (AP Photofax)______GARDEN ACCESSORIES O’Brien, 268 Autumn St. Mrs. ago. der about 90 miles west of Plel- saucer Fine gift for the hostess who , H Convenient swing fop waste bin. 28 Under the honor system, pris J.F. Squires will be co-hostess. $ 2 ku. collects. quart size. oners work for non-profit or Members are reminded to bring 'Two companies tried Ifut ganizations during the day. books for a library basket. Israelis Stay Calm failed to fight their way through MANCHESTER Y insulated decanter men's shorts These organizations pick up the gimfire and six-foot-high ele misses bras inmaites at the jail, watch them phant grass to relieve the pla 79 NORTH MAIN STREET South School PTA executive regularly 2.59 during the wor'- period and re board will meet tonight at 8 regulorly 1.19 S I regularly 1.59 to 2.50 toon. Two helicopters flying to Bleeding madras; sizes 29 to turn them to the jaiil. the rescue were hit by enemy THURS., MAY 18— 9 A.M.-l P.M. at the home of Mrs. Raymond 2 quart size. Aisort.d ityles and tiz.s for .very figur.. Take ‘Suitable Steps’ Some 800 men have taken Peracchio. 530 Spring St. 42. Buy several for the warmer weather. fire, but managed to fly out un peri: in the program since Men- der their own power, liiere was ser started it in 1963. no word on enemy casualties. Duntz Was brought to the jail girls' 2-3x, 3-6x ploy sets To Bar Egypt Moves For an hour before dawn girls' 3 to 6x polos little girls' slacks, dungarees May 9 to serve a one-year term Oommunist gtms, mortars and regularly 1.98 C 4 regulorly T.T9 TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — rate, and not further informa- (See Page Ten) rockets rained more than 300 regularly 1.19 Cut. two-piece sets in o variety of colors, The Israeli army armounced tioti was immediately available, rounds on Dong Ha, Gio Llnh, Get ready for day comp and the ploy- 1 patterns and styles. Tops are co-ordinated today that it has taken "suitable But It was assumed that Israeli Playtime polos for the pert little girl. As- ^ 1 Oamp'-Oarroll and Cam Lo, four ground. Sturdy dungarees and slacks. Sizes with either shorts or pedal pushers. Get steps’’ to counter the movement forces had reinforced the south- sorted styles and colors. i2-3x and 3-6x. of the Marine outposts just be several of each. of Egyptian troops into the Sinai oin frontier. TSU Gets Tough, low the division between North Desert on Israel's southern bor- Israelis in general remained and South Vietnam. girls'7-14 jamaica shorts, sets (jer. calm as Syria and the United Calm Prevails u s. Marine corpsmen aid a wounded comrade, foreground, while others carry At dawn Miarine companies- An Israeli army spokesman Arab Republic moved troops up bodi§8 of their bqddies toward a helicopter for evacuation from Con Thien, struck out from the nearby post regularly 1.19 announced: "Following Uie to the borders in preparatloin for' „^round Campus The Marines have been trying to push- Viet Cong. units from the area, two at Oon 'rWen in a new attempt move of oonaiderable Egyptian the Israeli attack they claim is to hunt down the Red forces Choose from either iomoico shorts 9 miles «>uth o f the DMZ. (AP Photqfax)______or 2-pc. jomoico sets. Solid colon. anny forces into the Sinai Pen- coming. HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Tex ‘ they have been battling in the Sizes 7 to 14. Insuia, which has increased ten- "Why should we get excited?’’ as Southern University adminis northernmost part of South Sion in the ar6a, tlie Israel army asked one Israeii taxi driver, trators invoked a “ get tough" Vietnam for weeks. There was ^ " " " " ' — "It has happened dozens of has taken .suitable steps.” JANOS RADVANYI policy and calm prevailed on Senate Probef Says suspicion that the North Viet seamless nylons The spokesman did not elabo- times." the campus today after rioting namese were preparing for Israeli leaders were watching in which a policeman was fatal some dramatic show of force in devedopments cioseiy, but the ly shot and four oUier persons honor , of Hb Chi Mijih’s 77th Micro mesh seamless nylon* in 4 Jewish nation generally belie vea No. 1 Envoy were wounded. Wasted Equipment in Viet birthday Friday, and the choice shades. Sizes 9-11. p o ir Dodd Asks the troop movements are merer Of the 488 students arrested Marines were d^rmined to ly for Arab propaganda. The O f Hungary during the four-hour conflict blunt any such aittack. Lsraelis doubt that Egyptian early Wednesday, five were The heavy nightly shedling More Time President Gamal Abdel Nasser, charged with rioting and their and hard flghtliig in the Marine girls' cotton polos with 80,(X)0 of his frontline Gets Asylum bonds fixed at $10,000 each. Con Worth A bout $100 Million sector was reflected in weekly regularly 1.39 ^ sg troops tied down in Yemen, is viction on the felony charge car- WASHINGTON (AP) A “ We want to Know what’s bine, called RMK-BRJ, had con- casualty figures announced to- Sizes 7 to 14. For Defense ready for a second front. WASHINGTON (AP) — Mys- ries a penalty of four to 40 years Except for its western border Senate invesUgator said today going to happen lo this equip- tracts for about three-quarters ^ y . The U.S. said tery surrounded the whreabouts in prison. WASHINGTON AP) — Sen. of the MedSteiTanean, Israel is ^ ^ pnson. there's about SlOO-milUon worth ment,” said Lappman, chief in- of that work. Member firms of 268 Americans and 1,942 enemy Thomas J Dodd told the Senate .surrounded by Arab nations-Le- today and motives of the high- Most of the others taken bito construction equipment vestigator for the Senate sub- the Combine, headquartered in were killed last week. The Thursday he would like more banon on thel e north,'n o o ^ Syria 's ^ 'o on n the est-ranklng Communist dipio- custody were r^eased late in Vietnam not needed for committee. Saigon, include Raymond Inter- American toli was sllghOy less misses' nightgowns ttme to prepare a defense northeast Jordan ’ o J t o e east A.'“ «honfies ^ d other American war effort. He said material in Vietnam national of Delaware, Inc.; than the 274 klMed the week be- again.st the Senate ethics com ^S^e uiS^^ complaints m ay be filed^ L d J ^ p h just not needed by the military Morrison of Astatine.; Brown & fere, a record tor the The 2.98 va lu e ^ State ■ Department officials Patrolmen in unmarked oars P.^^P ^ j . _a.. Jones Oon- enemy toM, while no record, wa« 2 ' mittee’s recommendation tiiat on the southwest. Cotton blend and nylon gowns. said Janos Radvaiiyi, Hungarl- cruised the campus today with- quanUties of surplus Agency tor Intemational Devel- struction Co. slightly more than the 1,903 the Several styles ond o rainbow of he be censured for financial Jordan said Wednesday iits fo r an ohorge d’affaires who sought out Incident. Other officers materials in the opment tor its programs there. The combine repUerf -to the previous week, colors S, m, I. misconduct. armed forces have been put in a j/ i;|N; iv\v >1' Leadera have notified all sen state of alert and Lebanon’s for and promptly received refuge stayed at a command post near- criticized the man- GAO criticism, saying war' and The heaviest damage in the ators that the censure resolution eign minister, George Hakim, here, has asked that his decision by. ^ Government Operations agement of construction pro- time pressures did not allow, predawn bombairdment came be attributed to personal rea- A b ^ t poU c^ en -^bcommittee headed by Sen. grams in. Vietnam during a boys' sport, polo shirts will be taken ip Monday for said his country stood by Syria (See Page Ten) (Bee ?a ge Tfen^ debate. against any Israeli aggression- sons. into d o^ itories at the ^ e d ^ i - Gruming, D-Alaska, is massive eicpanslon stemming regularly 1.68 "It is almost impoesiWe to get He said It was the______United_ Na- ' But the State Department re- school, larg- hearings on the sur- from the buildup of U.S. forces Sports shirts ore fully sonforized, ready," Dodd said. The Connec tions’ responribdluty to stop such fused to go into any further de- 6 ^ ™ Plvs prSperty situation in Viet- there. styled with short sleeves. Solids and an attack tail at this time, including snipere firing on . them ear^ accused the Navy patterns. Polo shirts hove turtle fo2 r * 3 ticut Democrat told his col neck. All in sizes 6-16. leagues he hod been i i until 4 Other Arab countries also where he is or when he may estimated Lippi^^n said in an interview and an American construction a.m. this morning working on have declared ttieir support for give but his story. 3,000 shots were ex- surpluses resulted in part combine of management short- Armed Jail Escapees Weed and feed your his case. Syria, and Iraq said it was “ In a brief, dramatic an- c h ^ e ^ _ construction management ■ comings, and said: “ As a result, picnic jug misses' sui^mer playwear boys' walking shorts Dodd spoke out alter Sen. prepared to extend every possi- nouncement Wednesday after- SherlH s «ticera ^ d i« siu- reported by the the cost of the program was in- Russell B. Long, D-La-, the only ble assistance. noon, Robert J. McCloskey, dents were treated at the county Accounting Office on creased to a considerable ex- Retaken in Maryland regularly 4.49 regularly 1.98 each Benator so far to spea’ out in In no Arab capital, though, press officer, said Radvanyi, jaul tor minor Injuries, mostly tent, although there Is no way to Jerseys; squorp, turtle, or v-neck regularly 1.68 2 » 3 2 gallon size, with a one year Dodd’s behalf, appealed for a has there been official urging the top diplomat at the Hungarl- cuto and brtfce^ ’ The GAO tempered its criti- reliably measure the extra cost a LTOONA Pa (AP) — Two more by overpowering two white, pink, blue. Sizes s, m, I. Jo- eP Ivy model in shorp-looking plaids adx-week delay in acting on the tor an aggressive war against an Embassy here, told U.S. offi- Levns K. K u ^ , a rwrae saying: “ Waste and sustained.” who escajoed guards and later wounded a moico shorts: prints or solids in hop- fo r and solids. Sanforized. Sizes 6-18. fo r lawn in half an hour guarantee. censure resolution. Israel. The implicaition has been cials late Tuesday night that he pabrolm^, died a^ u t seven be com- The GAO said the combined dangerous conylcta who escaped waged a mas- socking or stretch cotton. 8-18. Long said he looks on himsesif that Israel would have to strike wants to live in America perma- hours after he was shot between gHjnina,ted in a construe- American construction piogiam from a Maryland prison in a for them Wednes- finst. nently and is sending his gov- the eyes as he and fellow ot - program of this magnitude in Vietnam totaled $1.3 billion trail of gumfire were captured ^ ^ ^g Baltimore area. 'It’s true! TURF BUILDER PLUS 2 save lots of time and as defense counsel for I>odd and (udded he wants more time to Observ’ers in Beirut, Lebanon, ernment a letter of resignation, cers advanced on a dormitory y^g conditions existing in on Oct. 1. « today . ------without------a strugglei— — be - Four state . . . troopers made the effort. But even more impressive are the results. It turns un- felt a stray shot...... fired some- Vietnam.” The U.S. construction com- CHOOSE TERRIFIC VALUES FROM THESE EXCITING COMPANION ITEMS get ready. (See Page Nine) (See Page Ten) cause they failed to fasten a arrests. They said they took a elightly weedy patches into a handsome, vigorous lawn— the But both Majority Leader where along the armistice lines. stolen incense plate neatly. .38 caliber revolver and a .32 calU>er automatic from the pair. (See Page Ten) (See Page Nine) A patrolman in nearby Hoffli- kind’ that brings compliments from friends and neighbors Ohristensen and McClelland REGULAR 19.88 daysbui’g noticed the tag dan- .alike. . - men's short sleeve lodies' cool cotton shifts gling by a wire and alerted the escaped while being taken from state patrol hand lawn mower regularly 1.98 ^ (See P A | ;e Ten) PLUS 2 is pleasant to use, too. It’s lightweight. Clean. Odor sport and dress 2 2 The car’s description matched Floral prints, sleeveless a car stolen Wednesday in a less. And there’s nothing to mix or measure. Right now is BaJUmore suburb, where the shirts and short sleeve. for Co-op Move Begins the perfect time to use PLUS 2— in the heart of the “ weed convicts shot the oar’s owner in the chest and dumped him in a season.” regularly 1.98 Powerful 16" hand lawn mower. Sharp blades churchyard. News Tidbits Two carloads of troopers really do the jobl Don't miss out on this offerl To Save Railroad 5,000 sq. ft. 6.95 10,000 sq. ft. 12.95 boys' slacks started after the car on State Road 22 and caught up with it in Reports in Washington indl-1 regularly 2.98 p WASHINGTON (AP)—A fed the outset that the government hibachi grill was not prepared to put any this western Pennsylvania city.. cate the Jidinzon administration ' Naw fost-bock modal with wida heh - ^ eral-state move to save the ban more money into the New Ha “ They _ just______barelyJ ogot— toe may be considering a new ap- oiuminum chaise re g u la rly 4.98 ^ loops. 8 5 % cotton, .13% nylon par- 'p o f, krupt New Haven Railroad from Weeds fade away mianant prass fabric. Oliva, navy, ven end, in fact, there was no doors open before we had them peal to the UN tor help in end- regularly 3.97 ea. 2 Cook-out time is ha^l Mdke lots of pood Whaot. Ragulor slims, huskias. Slzas*^6-18. liquidation got under way today law under which it could be covered,” said trooper Ray- img the Vietnam war, despite ...or Scoffs will pay $1 things on this 10x10" cost Iron grill. -®-. at the direction of Preaidieri done. mond Siaitkowskd. “ One of them past failures and rebuffs from 5-web style for Johnson. In attendance was “ It was agreed, however,” the had a .32 atitomartic In has belt, the OcnrnnomlBtB . . . Former If you aren’t pleased with TURF BUILDER misses' pajamas Alan S. Boyd, secretary of the epokesmen eeid, “that the New but he didn’t make a move to- President Elsenhower Is expect- PLUS 2 for any reason whatever— send your new Departanent of Traneporta- Haven must be saved.” ward it” ed to be discharged from Wlalf acrilon’-ocrylic blankets regularly 3*98 m He said Boyd named A. Schef- “ The other one had a .38 re- ter Reed Army HospUbal tomor- sales slip to Scotts, Marysville, Ohio 43040 and 38" terry cloth reegularly 6.98 Cool cotton A** C It was agreed at a two-hour fer Lang, federal railroad ad- volver between the seat and the row . . . The largest block of they will send a refund promptly. sorted stylasi solids, stripes, checks, meeting attended by federal and ministrator, to be the chief per- door but he didn’t try to use it,” shares ever traded on the New Embroidered yokes,, collars. 32-40. pair the trooper said. York Stock Exchange—a mll- regularly 69c yd. 2 80x90 blankets by a famous maker. atate officials from New York son in reference to federal el $ The man admitted they were lion shares o f Pacific Petrol- Assorted colors. yds. Solid colors. If perfect, 15.98. and Southeim New Englahd torts. atales that a concentrated fed- Lang will confer ■within the Malcolm Ghnistei.sen. 34, who euons—was recorded today had been sentenced to 97 years . . . Memtoeffs o f the South Fiberglas drapes eral-sfa/te effort will be started neoot few days with federal authorized I dealer for leading a prison break, and IBend, Ind, Federation o f Teach- Scotts cafe curtains to prevent loss of the New Ha agencies which might be helpful lycra panty girdles regularly 6.98 Harry L. McaeUand, 32, serv- era go on strike and ptekett 27 boost any Fiborgless drape, that tolls ven’s passenger and interstate and call another federal-state regularly 2.98 n grobp meeting, such ais that ing 30 years tor armed robbery, of the community’B 29 pubUc Str 6.98. All first guolliy with 10 pinch services. the trooper said. schoote . . . Pensomal taconiB ' 7.95 value pieota. 42" across.top. 72" long. Gcv. johm A. Volpe of Massa held today, to attempt a work Naver-pret* cotton In oiiortad solid They were arraigned before a was caught up hi the n a t^ s lycra panty girdle In teverol prtntt. colors. Brass colorad rings. .fot chusetts, the only governor out plan. 'The meeting, it was Sizei tmoll, medium, large. said, might be within the next Justice of the peace on a charge economic siuggl^inem today, present, said it was the first of fleeing Maryland to escape registering its smalleat advanca tone that all federal and riate three weeks. Representing OonnecUcut at Quacks Are Back, hut Where Is Spring? prosecution and Baltinioire au- In 18 months . . . Two okU- BUSH agencies ccncemed hod toorittes said they would ptek up dren die In New H a v e n w ^ CHARGE ACCOUNTS fNVltED ^ at one tone on toe New toe meeting were Samuel Kaur after long winter in city greenhouses. They were the m en as soon.as they could. trapped by flira in an upnt e ^ Haven’s problems end toat he ell, executivo director, and Further evidence that spring may yet arrive be^re HARDWARE CO. H ARDW ARE. Inc. DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER OPEN 6 D A YS— THURS. TH.L 9 P.M. transported in a half dozen qiiacker boxes — what Christensen: 6th * bedro^ ^ was bonefU of frulttUl reeuUp- Fzqnk Relnhoid, chalirman of summer is this s^n e from Portland, Maine, where Chriatensen and M caeliand parents and another 793 MAIN ST.—643-4121 34 DEPOT SQUARE—649-5274 A TWraportotlon Doportment toe Connecticut •Pranspoetatton else? (AP Photofnx) said Bftwr the dosed Authority, and I ^ V . Donohua, ■tvYo (iozen Pekin duties were liberated in Deenng Moaped Wedneaday ntyur Bald- oopod. j Boyd had stated at deputy financa coflihitaatoaec. ciakee Pond. Ih e ducks'were delig'h'ted to be bacic .'(t '
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TE^UI^DAY, MAY 18, 1967 P A G E T W O vision of the program; It will Standlsh, Mrs. Francis MlUls, Tollan d be recammemled to the Board M rs. Green Mrs. Albert Harrison, , Mts. ture bearlngn concerned refer of Educaition fior adoption short Ralph LetUere and Mrs. Oscar South Windsor ral sales whereby a buyer of one Gripe Session ' Sheinwold on Bridge l y - . ' Asadoorlan. The newly imstalled chairman W. G. GLENNEY Interim reports were pre H eads Y W C A PRE- product or service received a The Board of Directors is Language Lab Equipment SIMPLE LINE OF PLAY sented on the Language Arts, is a native of Detroit and has cradit toward the purchase price conducting a 6:30 to 8:30 when he referred the contract BRINGS CONTRACT HOME , North dealer Library, grouping and Science. M fs. James Green, of 130 lived in Mjancheeter about four T o w n Hall Project May Get public session tonight to Kortl^Soath vuJdenbla N O W OPEN or to another persons who also Partially Paid by Grant Bryan Dr. last night was in yeans. She was dtscuaslon lead hear conunents and sugges Vincent Lamo, Director of signed a oontiax:t for a pur By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 1 NORTH er for "Great Decisions—1967,” tions from taxpayers. It will Reading and Chairman of the stalled chairman of the Man-. Urban Beautification Funds chase. 6 A Q 4 Tcilaid will receive a $6,050 Palumbo Homed Curriculum Council presided a YW eponsorad gioup, which be held in the town coun It is not sinful —merely dan K> AKI32 Beirt Palluanbo '' o f Tolland Chester area YWCA committee discussed oruciBl foreign policy the functe trcini the federal gov Under the proposed substi grant under the National De over, the meeting. Town manaerer Tarty V. sel’s office in the Mbnldpal gerous —
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Mias ArMne Le- Choose coters to motdi 4 yot/r both towels# Choose * Penita, daughter of Mr. and sturdy rayon or cotton. ‘Cornpore GRAND WAY BRAND Mrs. Nicholias LaPenta of 86 et 2.79 Wedgewooa Dr., was ielected PARA NUGGETS vice president. OR CRYSTALS H^hd, a 1966 graduate ot Maiichester High School, was e /ihember of the Round Table 5 >b.. 99c Singers, the varsity basebaJl .. Our rugular 1.29 team, end the junior .varsity soc cer team. At college, he is a Complete moth protection for 9 ^ 5 , member of tlie Upsaia Choir lUMBO SIZE winter clothes, blankets, Choose popular, vofcals, dance, and Theta EpsUon fraternity. more. movie favorites, rock and roll Miss LaPenita, also a 1966 and instrumental hita. graduate of Manchester High KAPOK BED THE MAMAS AND PAPAS DELIVC School, was a member of the BORN FREE, ANDY W m iAMS THE BEST OF EDDY ARNOLD PILLOWS OR I’LL TAKE CARE OF YOUR YARDBIRDS GREATEST KITS ON Round Table Singers and co- OR BY REQUEST, JIM NABORS O N RCA, editor of the school’s yearboolk. CARES...FRANKIE LAINE EPIC...YARDBIRDS ARTISTS: During the summer of 1966, rfie EAC H i 9 8 EA C H f 9 8 Steve Lawrence was an American PleM Service SAVE CLOSET SPACE AND CASH! EA C H EACH f 9(1 HI-FI 1 , 1 0 e 'C lo v e r s exchange student to Peru. She H I-FI AslU HI-FI 1 , 1 0 HI-FI 1.78 > • Don Costa received the 1986 MiaxleiUne H. 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This wUl result to a pe 21" GRAND riod of oonalderaiblie oloudineee Friday with continued fairly POWER MOWER mild teonperatures. The Mikelihoad of ahowera w iil WITH 3 H.P. BRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE be on the increase Friday af^ emoon. Fair weather should re« f4 % i ARTISTS: turn by Saturday and the out e D in ah Washington look is for a good weeken^. e Count Basie >?• • Johnny Puelo W Ses^Si 44.88 V> • Dukes of Dixieland .fHICHABLS p m -i. ’ e Four Seasons t m TRBABURI CHWr Our regular 49.88 il • 101 Strings Stereo D I A M O B I D a Powerful 4-cycIe engine, with SiiSMi*--" wind-up Impulse starter — no . >S“? ' ' MAJOR LABELS: pulling! New modern aero • M e rc u iy dynamic vyind tunnel design , 0 V 0 ^ ti» • Ep ic for high performance ejec TOO MUCH, LOU RAWLS of 4 V GOLDEN HITS THE SMOTHER. 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ted flowers, seedlings, house- Colleen Tully of Baxter St., Tol Hham District Vernon plants and vegetablea. land; Ingebbrg.Klrsteln of Mer- V. " f / ' i IB Reading Program row Rd., Tolland; Kevin Flat tery of 35 Wilson Lai», Harrieit ...... ■ • • ■ Mrs. Peggy Oobb of 14 Mt. School Aide : is- Vernon Dr. Is one of 27 teachers Ellingwood of Jobs Hill, Elling- USDA CHOICE Vi: Renewal Work Hits to attend an Intensive, 'six-week Icn; JassiC' Collins of 98 West Resigns for institute, designed to help tneet MoJn St.; Mary Forest of 10 GREAT the growing demand for trained Cottage S t OUR Problems—Rocks reading specialists. It will be at Births Tuesday: A daughter New Position 'c j ''M p / M P I the Uidversity of Connecticut Rockville has iwka and they its empty at this point is there’s to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lazure PORTER HOUSE campvis this summer. of Torry Rd., Tolland: a son to are almost stopping the Ver- no one with the money right The Regional Board of Edu iKW to come right In.” During the June 24 to Atigust Mr. and Mis. Alfred Gagnon of cation accepted the vreelgpatloH noil Redevelopment project He noted the land la almost 4 “Institute for Advanced Study 15 Oak St. of Aaeletaht Principal Richard work preparing the site in fully piepared with all dUkties. in Reading,” participants will Discharged Monday: Hope V. Babcock at Monday nlght’e Gollmitzer of 174 West Main the tenter of Rockville. The river is covered with 30 to get practical and supervised ex meeting. S t; James Durdan of 52 Ham STEAKS Thick and hard ledge was 40 feet of fill and it runs through perience with youngsters af Babcock, who has been Bsetst- flicted with reading problems. mond S t; David Miller of Ver SAVINGS EVENT! rtruck thts week by the Thomas large conduits. ant principal"at Rham High non Garden Apts.; Ernest Skog- C. Delsica CSonstruction Com “ The problem is basically no They will also receive seven SWIFTS PREMIUM School since December, plans to lund of 190 East Main St. pany of Wlllimantlc while it developers and lias been for a gradate credits return to the EUington school was laying drainage pipe about year,” Baum explained. Rockville Hospital Notes Di.'xiharged Tuesday: Thomas system where he was previous ' //V'' ^ six feet under Main S t near Despite this “dirth" of de Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 Westbrook of 132 Crestbridge ly employed. His resignation Is velopers. Baum charged the p.nti. In all areas except mater Dr.; Christine Conner of 10 Cot ' f M.arket St. effective Aug. 15. r / / / f V r/ //. t > / ^ ^ Only one 20-foot length of six-member commission with nity where they are 2 to 4 and tage S t; April Sombric of 126 SMOKED lb Superintendj^nt Aram Damar- pipe was laid in the past week, (letermining what architectural 6:80 to 8 p.m. High St.; Linda Brewster of 98 jiam was authorized to announce style it would prefer for the Legion Dr.; Maureen MeSpar- according to Mrs. Betty Lou Admitted Monday: Joyce the assistant principal vacancy project. ran of Meadowood Rd., Tolland; Williams, assistant executive Dickey of 138 High St.; Ernest and to receive applications for The commi.ssion members Joseph Parker of 127 Union lb BROAD STREET director of the agency. She re D;immock of Tolland; Madeline the position. After screening ap agreed there will definitely be S t; Mrs. Judith Smith and son ported on the trouble at last K.arLson of 665 Dart Hill Rd.; plicants, Damarjian is fo recom an overall style to the project. of 48 Allen Dr. Right’s Vernon Redevelopment Stella Gobum of West St.; mend an appointment to the Manchester... This is one rea.son for wanting Charles Wells of 30 Davis Ave.; 45 Commission meeting. HAMS Board. one developer for the whole Kathie Gollck of 144 East Main The Herald’s Vernon Bureau DeLuca told the agency, “This USDA CHOICE Four other resignations were OPEN DAILY 10 to 10 job. , St.; Temperance Giggcy of Pin Is at 38 Park Si., tel. 875-3136 BUn PORTION is costing you money.” accepted during Monday's meet nacle Rd., Ellington; Rose or 643-2711. News Items may he Plenty of Free Parking An air-type jackhammer has Baum said the project ing. Dwight Martin, industrial Dwire of Goose l^ne, Tolland; mailed to P.O. Box 327, Rock been used ^^dth little success on should be “a little more ap arts teacher since the - school Self-Service Department Store pealing than Vernon Circle. Patricia Anselmo of Charter ville. the rock. Today a "new meth opened in 1967 Is leaving at the od” will be used. It was not di The Circle is little more than Rd.; David Bolton of 29 Laurel SIRLOIN end of the current school year to boxes and pavement.” , St. YOUR FOOD COSTS $450 ' vulge^. join the Industrial arts depart ^ ■■■ ...... Because of the nearness of Following the .style of the NEW YORK—Each person in Admitted Tuesday: James SHANK ment in the Colchester School other service lines in the road, remaining buildings in Rock the United States spends about Robbins cf RFD 2; Edward Ges- lb system. - blasting cannot be used, Mrs. ville Center is "going back say of 8 Louts St.; Heidi Hors- $450 a year for foc^. About a Williams said. wards.” Mrs. Williams said. nian of Buffoap'' Rd., Tolland; third of that is for meat. PORTION STEAKS Jon Massaro, mathematics An engineer with the Cahn Drive-in restaurants of the teacher, has resigned effective Engineering flnn in New Ha cheep hamburg type are the June 30 to accept a teaching po ♦ ' ven, John Heines, once told the "worst thing,” according to sition In Wethersfield, The other commission that no rock was Rickard Schotta, commission two resignations, also effective “ .anticipated” along this section member. in June, are' Mrs. Lorraine Hess, of Main St. Test borirbgs sup The commission meets again SWIFTS PREMIUM part-time home economics posedly proved it. June 7 when talk on building teacher and Lloyd Oddson, “ They couldn't have niissed it styles ^vill continue. W. G. Glenney SKINLESS lb junior high science teacher. all by that much," exclaimed Jkmes E. McCarthy was These resignations bring the Joseph Novak, commission .sworn in as a commission lb staff vacancies to eight full-time member. member la.st night, replacing and one part-time position plus Lester J. Baum, commission James Brennan who resigned that of the assistant principal. chaiirmaiR, said he would look to take a po.st with the federal The vacancies are two mathe- Into the extent of the problem. Hot^slng and Urban Develop FRANKS matica, one girls’ physical edu A test boring about 26 feet ahead ment office. cation, two reading, two Indus of tlie present work might find CSiapter Presents Program trial arts, one junior high sci no more rock, he sugge.sted. "America the Beautiful” was Fresh Produce ence and one part-time home- Baum said he would contact tlie title of the proaram present economics position. The super- < Heines, the engineer. ed to members of Beta Xd Chap intendent is authorized to fill Withewt the pipe laid, final ter of Beta Sigma Phi by Mrs. the staff vacancies. surfacing and sidewalks cannot Raymond Watt of Vemon as the FANCY WHITE The bem-d approved the ap- be put In, according to-'^ rs. opening of the May 11 meeting. po-in't inert of Mrs. Kathleen Rus WiHiamA. Sisters gathered at the home The grass seed so of Wethersfield' to the new Oompleting the land prepara of Mrs. Ohairies Geiger in Wap- MUSHROOMS part-time posHion in art. She is tion “ all hinges on geiting the ping to discuss plans for next a 1965 graduate of tlie Rhode drainage in,” she said. year’s activities and commun Island School of Dcst.-m with a Developer Awaited ity services- with FACIAL d r.. RQ< bachelor's degree in fine aits. But other problems face the Mrs. Brian Taylor of South Mrs. Russo will teach two and commissioin. WindsM’ presided over the last t i s s u e s a half days at Rhani and two Tremendous Sowings in Ivory Dept! Hundreds More lik e Th ew . No developer has offered a meeting of her Presidency. ” and a half days in Andover each proposal for the whole project. Votes were cast for the “ Cul S9t “ WEATHER week. Despite tlie fact the court- tural Program of the Year” RIPE PINK MEATED The board's pci-sonnel policies houto bill to put a Tolland Ooun- Awaatl, which will be presented committee will meet with the Summer Needs for family and Home qt Low Discount Prices. ty Superior Court building cost to the winner at the Installation CANTALOUPES SWEET UFE teachers’ personnel policies ing about $125,000 is now wait Tea May 21 at the home of Mrs. INSURANCE”^ Monday night in an effort to ing only for Gov. John M. Demp Lester Feldmann of W" >ping. negotiate differeoces in the two Jumbo Size Garment Bags sey’s signature, developers are Beta Xi Chapter will sponsor Cal. BLEACH groups’ proposale for salary and Holds 16 garments with 3 hooks. Quilted front and top, matching plain sides in solid net submitting plans for the a spring flower sale in the Man Ever planted grass seed and had it washed other working conditions. No Boys’ 10-oz. Coarse Weave Dungarees $1 pink, turquoise, lilac, green or gold. whole project as expected. chester Parkade May 27 from 10 •a agreement was reached at a 'Baum said, “ The only reason a.m. to 3:30 p.m. including pot away ? Or baked ? Or frozen ? It’s frustrat 100% cotton, navy. 4 pockets, snap waist and zip fly. Sanforized, washable. Sizes 4 to 12. " mediation meeting with Uie ing. But now, when you plant new WIND .State I^partntent of Elducation SOR, the improved variety of Kentucky SWEET UFE irepreseotatives last month. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, MAY 18,1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTOR, CONN., THURSDAY. MAY 18, 1967 FACE EIGHT Washington home was empty Israelis Stay Calm No. 1 Envoy Wednesday and the family was YOU u M k y i 80 much to what It may b« dolng^ to the Inside presumed to be in a safe hide ilanrl|TBtTr Greeks and their democracy at home as away while undergoing question SAVE AT THE to what it may find itself tempted to do O f H ungary ing by federal officers. Tele Report phone calls went unanswered at lEuTtunij i^Tralb elsewhei^. With the .state of the world ARTHUR DRUO Take ‘Suitable Steps’ the Hungarian Embassy. PUBLISHKD BY THE what it is, we cannot very well a ^ r d to (Continued from Page 8) Gets Asylum INC. Informed sources suggested h e r a l d p r i n t i n g CO have one of our NATO alKca/neading 13 Bisscll Street RcpubUcan to win a major of-' that besides any personal mo Manchester. C<^n- towa,rd a military showdown with an (Contlnned from Page One) TIVMAS F. FERGUSON To Bar Egypt Moves floe In the city since the Dem tives, Radvanyl had become fed WAl^TER R. FERGLSON other ally, Turkey, over issue of Cy- The envoy, 46, thus became up with Communist rule and— Publishers ocratic Retfoatn team of Sen WINDOW SHADES Founded October 1. Ibfd pnis, which is, of oouraeT made to order (Continued from Page One) ------—------the first chief of a Commun'st like so many Hungarians before of Cairo toward the Israeli (ron- ator Joseph S. Clark and for ' Published Everv Eventnp Exxept Sun^dayi for any new revolijtlonary regime an diplomatic, mission in Washing- him—decided to flee to the WASHABLE could touch off a war. Ihey dds- tier Tuesday, mer Mayor Richaidson Dll- xious to prove its''vlgor and virilit^’, as ton to defect. He had been slat- West. INTERSTATE well fis wave flag to produce greater counted reported Israeli betief xhe Cairo newspaper Al Ah- worth began thekr long reign ed for promotion to ambassador ------*-----— Matter. ______— that Egypt and Syria were mak- pam, which often speUks lor in 1949! unity behiiuKitself ait home. here. ‘ , AQUA SHADES SUBSCRIPTION RATES tag their mlJItairy preperatfehs Nasser, reported Wednesday TVj win in November against Payable in A dvance Some day there is going to be a "Our position will, of course', V.S. Share 10-12% One Y ea r ...... to boost their SOodoMst regimes that the U.A.R. had asked the Igicuntiient Democratic Mayor ff A Made to Order Six Months ...... realistic auditing of the net result of our taitenwtiy. u,N. to withdraw its 3,400-mon James Tate, Spector wMl have be In accord with the American h o NG KONG —Hong Kong** "deO U witb Four Boilers Three Months ...... tradition of extending refugj to ts in 1966 amounted to One Month ...... 1.85 rolfr^.8 aiTnorer to the world, to try and If this was the intention, they peacekeeulnr force no"' aii- to pick up some 30 per cent of whether we have increased our se those who seek it, ’ McCToskay g y^eiy Fail Line of Custom M E M B E R O F ■add, Cairo and Damascus tloned atong the Egyptlan-Is- the registered Democratic vote. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . curity more than our an-xieties. would not have gone so far as tp raell border so It would not be But the Democratic registra to cUmb to $2 billion this year. VENETIAN BUNDS The A.s5.«:ialed Press is exclusively enlllW Also granted asylum were por the past few years Imports *n tin u.se ot repuWication of all .ee*s d . create conditions where a false caught' in any fighting ihat tion edge Is ^kywly being whit Radvanyl’s wife and their son, from the United States have re- rmches credited to It or not e‘''‘'T n L . nu^ step could lead to major war- might develop. tled down, a sure indication Gordon O. Fogg *d in this paper and also the local news Robert P. Fuller who has been attending a Dis- mained at 10 to 12 per cent of An Art In Timing Too Al Ahram reported today that that the Democrats have now E. A. JOHHSOH *'^a 'ii' rlEhts of ropiiblicatloh of speejal dis In a ' dispute over border the Yugoslav contingent in the girown _ fat and Slothful, their triot of Columbia public high total imports; last year they patches herein are al.so reserved. It i.s good, for noticing.s, to have our farmland, S j^a and Israel last U.N. force had moved out, but a zeal for reform vanished and school. A married daughter were about $190 million and this PAIHT CO. ~The Herald Printing Com p^ ".vSSl springs shaken up. When we have to month fought one of their sharp U.N. official .in New York said their imaae tami'shed. Fuller, Fogg Named lives in Hungary. year will probably push over the 728 Main St.—Tel. 649-4801 siinic'- no financial resp«inslbl>fp' [oj tYP?! Jrapliical, errors appearing i ^ d ' e'li’ emenL wait until the third week in May to see est battics since the Israelis no forces had withdrawn from Since November, 1966, th e , . The Radvanyis’ northwest $200 million mark. Aiid Mtlier reading matter Ir The Manrhestcr an apple tree which has really reached won their nation’s territory in the armistice line up to mid-Republicans have made a net Kvening Herald / ______the pink bud stage, we are likely to no the Palestine War of 1948. night. gain of about 40,000 regtetered Hospital Trustees PTill service client PtM- *• ®T'ne'^*Tidhi8 Pnldislu rs Heprc?^mtives — tice. more than in other years, the par Since last month’s clash. Is- u.N. Secretary-General U voters, Including “ strlke-offs”— Mathews Specml Agency — New York, cm ticular kind of deep, sw'eet pink it is — rael has reported a number of Thant canceled a trip to Europe voters,who have died, moved, cage. Detroit aiyt boston. Two trustees and 12 incorporators were elected, not pink at all. In fact, but'deep enough sabotage raids within ner b u-- because of the situation. He said and otherwise left the regis- JDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- ders and has threate-ed mlii- the U.N. force was stationed on tmtdon rolls. So far this year ^nd seven incorporators and the officers of Man MEMBER^ to be ruby, if one has to find an exist TIONS. tary reprlpals against Syria if Egyptian territory with the con- 7,621 ■voters have switched from chester Memorial Hospital’s Board of Trustees ing word for it, and cannot ju-st be ac fay advertising closing hours; the raids continued. The U.A.R. .sent of Nasser’s government Democrat to Republican while were re-elected at the annual meeting of the hos Monday — 1 p.m. t'ridav. curate and call it apple bud red. PLANNING ANY PROJECTS? I JUST Tuesday — 1 p.m. Mimdat. sald.it would lmpleme;it its mu- and “ could not remain if that only 2,617 ha've switched the pital’s governing groups Tuesday. Prom closed apple bud red, the bloom For Wednesday — 1 P • tual defense pact with Syria If consent were withdrawn, or if other way. ’Hie two new trustees, chosen m /rm For Thursday — 1 p.m. W ednesday. unfolds into a soft white edged by apple For Friday - 1 p m. Thursday. Syria was attacked and Egyp- the force was unable to function As for new voters, the Re- from the incorporators, are Rob- Mrg. R;ichard F. Dimock, Dim- BOUGHT A CARLOAD OF GRADE “A” blossom pink. .Tu.st as no other thing in tion troops began streaming out effectively.” publicans are now retisterinir 'm u i ClassHled"’d7a3Tinl ’ ’- '" s Vm 'dav before ert P. Fuller of 68 Adelaide Rd. Lane, Bolton; Mrs. William publication. S pun. Friday for Saturday nature ever con.stnicts a concentrate of at alhnost the same rote as the Demoomts. a decisive Gordon G. Fogg of 92 Ade- q . Glenney Jr., PLYWOOD - WHICH WILL MEAN and Monday publication. ______color just like that of the bud. so there the t-wo men, Eldward McGinn from the oid 2 to 1 edee in entry; FrM cls P. Handley, 29 Thursday, May 18 Is no artist of any rank, hurrian or su- and Kenneth Ohddy, had left ^ Fuller is president of Colonial Robert Rd.; Mark R. Kravitz, State News new registratloti.' The Demo Branford . for a fishing expedi Board Co. and of its LydaM and 22 Wyllys St.; Thomas C. Mc- GREAT SAVINGS TO YOU DURING pornalural, who has ever contrived to crats now outregister the Re^ tint pink into white the way an open ap tion Wednesday. bv 551058 to 366 - Moulds Division. Very active In partland, 523 E. Center St.; A. A “ Last Chance” Plea? McGinn and Ohidy were due P^**®®**® ple blos.som can do it. Roundup ^ ’ ’ civic affairs, he is also a di- Raymond Rogers Jr., 438 Ver- OUR 'Borne good may come of the special to return at 6 p.m. Wednesday. Nothing else has ever done one other Por the party nationwide, of the Savings Bank of non St.; Frank P. Sheldon, 35 statement signed and issued yesterday (Continued from Page One) ’Ihey were reported missing to Speoteris showing this yea7will Manchester and Connecticut Meadow Lane; Mrs. Robert thing, either. After the blossoms are by 16 “dove” members of the United __ j the Coast Guard some two great sdgndificance. The "^^t Co. La.at year Treat, Bolton Center Rd., Bol- opened, and the sun has just gone do-wn, m the ^ tag ej^itag States Senate, but only, we think, if it dharge. He remained in the jail RepuWioans captured New York he served as chairman of ton; Earl T. Trotter, 336 Por- has some influence on Washington .poli and tlio movement of air is merely that Clty witii John V. Ltadsay In "PROD,” the Chamber of Com- ter St. and Walter C. WaddeH, of the first respon.se to the clear twi for an orienitation period, and KILLED IN OAVE-IN cy as well as on the thinking of Hanoi. Wednesday — the day of the NORWALK (AP) — A oa've-ta 1966. A victory to Philadelphia merce committee to promote Bolton Center Rd., Bolton, The overt purpose of the statement is light .sky’s call to the evening radiation would anchor the party with downtown renewal. Re-elected incorporators until TRUCK LOAD SAU to state what has really been obvious aU - to begin, there will come rising and ex Z i ^ of a 61 year I««i«" I" I"- '■-re I" 1“” «“•”"«">■ of St. Mary’s Marlow, ■’”" Mrs. "• John «“ R. "”■ Mrosek, Va" Exterior Hr the way through the Vietnam conflict— panding acro.ss the landscape the most old workman. Vd" Exterior Fir V s" Exierlor Fir Vd" Shop Hr way eliwwhere. Episcopal Church, where he has Mrs. Robert W. Russell, Robert delicate, the more priceless, the most Body Found in Fire The victim was John Jones, 4x8 that there is.no responsible critic of the That’s why Republican Na- served both as a warden and H. Smith, William B. Thornton 4x8 4x8 4x8 flirtatious attar in the hi.stoi-y of per NORWALK (AP) - Mrs. Con- of Norwalk. war who even pretends to believe that tionol Chainman Ray Bliss, an vestryman and as head of the_and C. Elmore Watkins. fumeries, natural or .synthetic. ■tance M. Biers, 56, was found Police said follofw workmen the situation could be solved by any uni Ideoflogy hater Who has been building committee .for the new Re-elected officers of the dead today with a gun beneath dug Jones out, but that he was lateral withdrawal from the battle scene Had this all arrived on schedule, two trying to teadh his party big- church edifice. He is employed as Board of Trustees are Jacob' $9 QQ fin $9 9fi ?n her body in her home which pronounced dead at Norwalk weeks ago, we might never have noticed city politics far 10 years, took assistant controller at the Trav- Miller, president; Robert' H. by the United States. m had been gutted by fire. Hospital. O.DU 4.1 U it. We might have said, if there is real Z.00 time to come tfdre privately oiers Insurance Co. in Hartford. Snilth, ■vicepresident; Mrs. Rob- ML Such a withdrawal is impossible as an The men were ■working on the e a . e s e ML ly a human being who can ever limit Mrs. Bier.s Uved alone in a last week to praise 1ck»1 le*wl' ~ " •" " ------" ------■’■-----— •* set ftxr us, and it would be impossible as MORE “ ART OF TOMORROW” ; Today Is The Last Day For project on Newtown Avenue. F^iller will fill the unexpired ert W. Russell, secretary and are house with about 50 cats, sev ere for daring. a poHcy. Abject, total yielding by either himself to such a reaction, “ there Sale And Exhibit Sponsored By Sisterhood Of Temple Beth Sholom, Jones was a resident of 161 boeud term, to 1971, of Judge the Connecticut Bank and Trust CROSS LAMINATED FOR SUPERIOR STRENGTH # EXTREMELY PLAT eral of which burned to death 1967 Publl.»hera Newspaper Charles S. House, who resigned Co,, treasurer, side, in fact, is quite as impossible as to the apple blossoms once more.” At The Temple Ely A've., Norwalk. S yn dicate in the fire. Her husband,. How recently because of the pressure M w ard M. Kenney, recently • EASY TO WORK # SMOOTH ONE SIDE • HOLDS SCREWS OR Photofraphed By Reginald Pints tal victory for either side. What has to ard, died of a heart attack 13 HELD IN DRUG RAID of his duties as a Connecticut chosen acting hospital adminis- NAILS EXCELLENTLY • STRONG AND LIGHT # ITS VERSATILITY come in the end, no matter how pain about two months ago. Bombing Pau.se NEW HAVEN (A P)—Thirteen Farm Records Fall Supreme Court justice. trator upon the resignation of fully we go about it, is either a negoti Police said the woman had a MAKES THIS IDEAL FOR ANY INDOOR OR OUTDOOR PROJECTS • persons, many of them teen Fogg’s ternti will run to 1973. Edward J. Thoms, was reap- When the United States resumed its bullet wound in the head, and ated peace, or the creation of a waste agers, were arrested today in a WASHINGTON—From the He replaces Thomas Bentley, re- pointed by the board and David bombings of North Vietnam after the that she held a pack of matches land which ■won’t be worth negotiating 1960 level of $11.7 billion, net tired principal of Bentley Scho<^ A. Bourne weus renamed con- BUY NOW FOR THE SUMMER PROJECTS AHEAD roughly 5',4-day suspension for Tet (the crackdown by local and state A Thought for Today In her left hand. farm income in the United ^ho declined to run again. troller. Both appointments are over. Lunar New Year) in February, we ex Connecticut Yankee pohee on naixxitics. Sponsored by the Manchester States jumped to more than Both Judge House and Bent- for one-year terms. WITH GREAT SAVINGS The hawk theorists of this war have pressed the view that the American ac Inside Report Young Girl Shot Five teams of dertecti'ves, arm Council of Churches $16.1 billion in 1966, the second jey were made honorary trus------specialized in the argument that the tion was “ too quick and too abrupt.” ed -with Superior Court war by ■■■ By A.H.O. LEBANON (AP) — A nine- highest in history. And gross tees and will continue as incor- ACTORS WERE GUIDES doves, by seeming to offer Hanoi the We felt then that a substantial pro rants, made the arrests Start- Sale Begins May 17 Through 20th year-pld girl was shot to death farm income at $49.2 billion and porators of the hospital. NEW YORK—Such actors as solace of a division among the American longation of the bombing halt would "I try with all my strength tag at 6 am ., in New Haven, Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak to always maintain a clear con- Perhaps the special factor the Constitutional • Convention, W'C^esday night in the back West Ha'ven and North Ha-ven. net income per farm at $4,900. The 12 new incorporators Greg;ory Peck, and Larry Parks, people, have been encouraging Hanoi to serve three puiTwses. It would help dem OUR PANELING IS ALWAYS ON SALE which brings annual sessions of an official Democratic party po yard of her home. 'PoHce said some of those ar- set all-time records. elected during the meeting are; and Thomas Meitim, the fa- onstrate to the world America's will for .science before God and man." prolong the war. But the evidence i.s ed by Specter is even more the Connecticut Legis sition against annual sessions. State police said a i2-year-old rested were picked up before ------Richard P. Baseler, 95 Min- mous writer and monk, once peace. It would challenge North Viet PHILADELPHIA — Twenty , . .St. Paul . quite clear, we think, that Hanoi has daring- Mel Howell, the first lature closer is that which finds So far as the Democratic legis boy, the son of a neighbOT, fired leavisYg for school. ‘WE’LL FIND LIFE’ nechaug Dr., Glastonbury; G. worked as guides on the Rocke- $2i9 1 WALNUT LAUAN $3.50 nam to make a corre.spondingly broad years of defeat have squeezed MAHOGANY 4x$ been reading our military acts much Negro ever to run on a city- This day I will hold no opinion both houses of the new reap lators in the current session are the rifle blast that took the life The arrests, they said, were LONG BEACH, CaUf. (AP) — Thayer Browne, 85 Tracy Dr.; feller Center tours. step toward either de-escalating the the .suicid'al insLinct out of the more olearl.y than our political words. wide Republican ticket, is ti-y- contrary to God’s truth or offer portioned Legislature controlled concerned, they already seem of Brenda Ewen. made after an undercover agent It ie Ukely that life extsta on war or moving toward negotiations. It Republican paj'ty here and rc- $125TAUTUMN LAUAN 1 S J » The mutual escalation in the field has ing for sheriff of Philadelphia Him any sacrifice of worship by the Democrats, who are the quite willing, perhaps even The boy, police said, ■was sent was able to purchase marijuana, planeite other than earth, and, JAVA WICLOW would create a better atmosphere in placrd it with a style of daring County. A .second Negro, Geor- beneath his ddgpiity. same party which controls the eager, to abandon the erstwhile to a youth detention home. He pills and LSD. “ if It la there, we -widi find It,” been progressing quite well all by itsef. which such .state.smen as United Na politics that would have been consideixxi scandalous in that gie Woods, is running for cotm- executive and administrative party position. was not identified by name be promises Dr. WiMiam H. Pick As for pro,spects of softne.ss anywhere, tions Secretary-General II Thant, Soviet This day I will do nothing to JAVA PECAN $4.25 1 TEAK $815 ciiman-at-large. Most surpi'i®' branches of government. Perhaps there are only two cause of his age. State police ALEXIUS COMPLAINS ering. Hanoi, when it experimented with ea.sier Premier Alexei Kosygin, .and British eai'liier era. my fellow man that I would At the top of. the ticket this ing of-aill, anotlwr candidate for What prevented the adoption things left operating that have said the weapon was a .22 cali- MOSCOW (A P )— patriarch Pickering is director of the SHOE negotiation terms last winter, found the Prime Mini.stcr Harold Wil.son could not, on a change of circum liiH, running for mayor, i.s Dis councilman-at-lorge is Walter of annual sessions in the Con a chance of forestalling annual ■ber rifle belonging to the boy's Alexius,, head of the Russian Jet Propulsion Laboratory at Jolmson administration stiffening its pursue efforts to end the conflict. stances. he should do to me. trict Attomey Arlen Specter, a Pliillips—an ADA Democrat stitutional Convention was not, sessions for Connecticut. father. Orthodox Church, has com California Institute of Technolo , Now another opportunity approaches. own temi.s, with the American doves Jewish liberal who ga-ew up as wlio used to head the Southeast Submitted by, as one might have hoped and One is the independent cour Brenda had been playing with plained to King Constantine of gy. He spoke Wednesday night FRANK’SSHOP quite helpless and unable to interfere. This is the brief tnice and bombing Pennsylvania chapter of the two of her brothers at the time a Democi-cit and switched to Robert J, Shoff, Pastor prayed, the common sense of age. consistency, and expert Greece about go-vemment inter at a medical symposium In pause scheduled for May 23 as part of liiberal Americans for Demo of the shooting. She was the 310 MAIN STREET MAHCHESTER It is hard to believe that Hanoi has Republican iifler the Democrat Church of the Nazarene the ConnecUcut situation, or the ness of the Connecticut Public ference in the Greek Orthodox Long Beach. He said extra m o a eva- been in very much doubt that the the celebration of Buddha’s birthday. ic machine tuimed its back on cratic Action. ghastly fear of what annual ses Expenditure Council, which has daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roc- Church, Toss reports. terrestrial life may be elusive, United Stales is tough enough. The Wc propose that this occasion be seized him in 1965. Taken together, this Repub sions might inflict upon the now reiterated its judgment crick Ewen. The Soviet news agency said X subtle. It may be beyond the • TOP QUALITY SHOE REPAIRING by Washington as the start of a pro chief doubt about the adequacy of our Running with Specter is tail, lican ticket seems almost too state the way of added nuisance that there is no demonstrated Wednesday that Russian pa range of our early instruments. longed halt in the bombing of North Church Safe Stolen military might and our policy imago has hand.some Thacher Ixmg.streth, cute. But strangely enough, it Herald and expense, but simply the emergency need for annual ses triarch sent a telegram asking Brvt, “ if it je there, we will find • SPECIALIZING IN REPAIRING LAPP PLAZA — ROUTE 83 ^ VERNON Vietnam to see whether this can. as so a defeated GOP mayoral can Iwsn’t set off a evolt among sions for Connecticut, and which BRIDGEPORT (AP) -- Bur i t ” been centered in Washington itself; one fact that the Democrats were Constantine “ to restore the many hope and some predict, lead to an didate in 1955. who wanted very any of the GOP leaders in town jealously hesitant about swap sii—'ests, that if the balance of glars stole a safe containing democratic foundatiot* oti'eociBi Mars is "the best candddate at s p a c e s h o e s a n d g o l f s h o e s 876-4304 — Open Wed., Thure. and Fri. Evenings till 9 senses that the administration itself has Yesterdays " eventual, negotiated settlement. much to run for mayor again. (aiiUvough muted .snarls of op ping in the pri'Vilege of running power between the Legislature more than $1,000 in cash from life in Greece.” present,” he Eudded. felt It nece.ssary to .stiffen its own pos Indeed, we ask for a great deal more. Longslreth agu'eed to accept a position have been heard from the state for 18 months of each and the Governor is the main the Holy Trinity Greek Ortho ture in order to show the world how We sli-ennousiy urge that Wa.shington place in the Specter ticket—'as old-line conservative Repub 25 Years Ago biennium without' a legislature issue, there are a number of dox Church early today and much it scorns and how well it can han make every effort to mobilize a world candidate for contiix>ller-at-large licans who live in the lush sub- C. EHmore -Watkins, president in session for the comparatively things the Legislature can do then attempted to. bum down dle its domestic doves. wide peace drive. Wc believe that the — only after the respected poll ui'bs of Ohestnut Hill and the of Watkins Bros Inc., receives unpleasant bother of having a for its own power and prestige the building to cover up the So, w'hcn these 16 doves, with the statesmen mentioned above, -joined' by ster. John Bucci. produced a Main Line.) the Tufts alumni distinguished legislature in its hair practical without regular annual sessions. cijlme, police reported. commendation of other Senators who did others such as Pope Paul VI, and Prime poll showing that Specter would The obvious roason for this service award tor meritlorious ly all the time. The possibiity If the public, in so far as it Firemen summoned to (he Minister Lester Pearson of Canada, run a far stronger race agaiust not actually .sign their document, make is the fact that the Republican service to the college, at the that such legislature might be may possess some Influence in church found a vestibule area would lend strong and early Support. In tlie Democrats than he would. party, after 20 years in the the matter, is not moved by the It clear that not even the dqve.s enter Tufts College alumni day din under at least the partial con on fire and the church filled short, an all-out effort could and .should Getting Longslroth on the wilderness, wants to win an ner. trol of the opposition party was logic of the Public Expenditure with amoke. knew that was ^'Our House'^ tain any illusion that the United States be made to organize world opinion on G&P ticket was, in fact, a tri Council, perhaps.lt will permit As soon as we saw it, we election here very badly in d ^ . The changeover of retail a large part of this Democratic At least two other fires had can just pull up .slakes in Vietnam and behalf of peace talks and a ju.st .solu umph of matter over mind. And when a friend asked Wil- itself to be influenced Slightly prices in conformity with gov hesitation. been set in,other parts of the get out, perhaps Washington will feel tion to a terrible conflict. Stung when .some of his own liaan (Billy) Meehan, the by the demonstration the legis ernment price freezing goes in7 Now the first election under church but' had burned them- more secure in its own stance, and un Republican .suppoi-ters .sudden -shrowdly capable GOP boss of lative Rules Committee gave, ^ We recognize that in Washington’s to effect in Manchester. reapportionment has put both ael'ves out, they said. der less pressure to keep proving its own view, a bombing halt must be ohimcy. ly backed Specter, Long.streth Philadelphia, whether he would hou-ses solidly into the control the other day, of what kind of Extensive smoke damage was super-toughness. Perhaps, in such cir- There is no guarantee that Hanoi will seriously entertained a secret miss fat-cat contributors from of the Democrats, and so the salary thoughts seem to ac reported to the $1 million edi offer from Democratic boss 10 Years Ago cimiatances. Washington might feel able re.spond fittingly, although there i.s Uie suburbs wlio .simply could legislators who will aspire to company thoughts of annual fice, which ■was opened last Fi-ank Smitli to pull a Specter not support a one-time Demo ses.sions. In its short-lived but to .show a piece of reasonableness. Per strong Rus.sian intimation that North Guests arrive at the local meet annually and share pres^ November. Vietnam will do .so, and although Ha —that is, change his party af- cratic Hber'al for. mayor, he Nike base to take advantage of tige and authority with the perhaps many-lived leg;lslative haps it might even feel big enough and noi's rec'ent statements would appear to filiaUon and run for mayor on said: • "Between votes and the Open House being held In executive and administrative pa.v raise bill, the Rules Com Work Is Stalled so we went to tough enough and secure enough to try the Dcmooralic ticket. money, I'M take votes." some observers to have opened the ne connection with Armed Forces branches are legislators of the mittee wanted to increase pres NEW HAVEN (AP) — Worit s real bombing halt beginning with the Elders in the party, led by s b m Specter’s election as di.strict Governor’s own party, and ent salaries from $3,250 a two / J . gotiation-door a crack wider. We recall Day. ^ National Finance Oommittee reinadned stalled today on con Buddha pirthday next 'Tuesday, and see former Ambassador Henry Cabot attomey in 1965 by 37.000 votes therclore, presumably. sOJiie- year term to $7,500 a two year vice-chairman Frank McGlinn, Election ..of officers and com struction projects throughout wiicther the peacemakers of the world Lodge's statement that Uie 1966 bopib- (after j^rry Goldwater lost the mittee chairman for a term of thing le.ss of a peril than Re- term if the Assembly ia to con closeted tliemselvea witli Long- the state in a dispute between can convert such a bombing halt into ing hall .sei-ved merely to .strengthen city by 400,0001 was pretty two years is held at the annual ' p ’bl'c.'in legi'ilator.s would be. tinue mepting biennially, but It contractors and Teamster Un slretli for three hoiu-s in early .solid evidence of his vote-get the beginnings of negotiations. It may the enemy, and tlie step-up in the flow meeting of the DeWolf Art This seeihs likely to prove the set a flgHire of $10,000 a year, or ion. drivers. , M; ’-ch and persuaded him to ting appeal. He wa.s the finst be the last chance before World War of supplies which took place during the Guild, held at the Community factor which, sooner or later, $20,000 for a term, in the event Projects running into the mil- eay no to Smith. will batter down what was, in there should be annual sessions. n r. It was obviously in a grim, de.spair- 1967 su.spension. *■ The rest of the ticket head (See Page Nine) y . limis of dollars were affected. Even so, we believe that the present The logqc involved. If the The contractors put what they Ing hope Of persuading Washington, as Rules Committee need be ac well as Hanoi, to open its policy to that Indecisive coui'.se of the war makes it called a "defensive lockout” in desirable to try some new initiative, cused of allowing itself to bs to effect Wednestbay — the day chance that the Senate group came and that a bombing halt is Uie most ob- bound by logic, would seem to' after the drivers ■waged strikes front and center yesterday. vioiis and most widely .supported gam have been that, with annual ses against 18 building end con Fischetti sions, being a legislator would crete-mixing companies. bit now available. Pabliibera Nevapsper This does not mean, nor would Wash ^ STfidiette, lOtfY (ease to be a part-time job, and . Key issues appeared to be Danaos Arma Nostra Ferentes be rated, Instead, a full-time wages and working conditions. There has been. In Defense Secretary ington agree to its meaning, an indefi career, worth, with $10,000 a nitely long, one-sided concession on McNamara’s strong representations to year in salary, and $3,000 a year Two Men Missing America’s part. Washington would al- , In expenses, $13,000 a year not the generals of the new Greek junta, PRomfiMM BRANFORD (AP) — An air- most certainly (and we believe rightly) including mileage. followed by the State Department ac sea search ■was under way to require tliat a bombing halt (a) evoke CHIEF If we ever had dictatorial knowledgement that certain “major day for two Branford men re , power to run the state, we are Items” of United States military assist an adequate response from ' Hanoi, (b) ported missing In Long Island afraid we might seriously con ance to Greece have now been held up, bring forth such an answering gestura sider paying legislators that Sound. within a reasonable length of time, and The Coast Guard said a hell- just a little bit more than our usual much to stay home and not chagrin over finding our good tanks em (c) inflict no undue injury on the Al copiter bad spotted the 14-foot MORTGAGE MONEY come to Hartford. ployed to snuff out democracy, as they lied forces in Soutlj Vietnam. outboard motorboat in ■which wore used during the recent coup of the One cannot be more precise at this Conventional # Construction • FHA & YA Loons generals. time. Only time Itself will reveal wheth Today in History That has happened befoi’e, when er Hanoi is ready to respond in kind By the Associated Press Low, low Bonk Rotes 9 Fast Service weapons, supplied by us in the defense and within a reasonable period. V of democracy have been employed Bearing In mind that the Communists Today Is Thuredajf, May 18, NORTHEAST by mdlitary figuree controlling them continued to fight during the long- the 189th day of 1667. There are against democracy itself. When it does, drawn-out, two-year Korean peace’ talks 227 days left in ^he year. U n U T IE S at Panmunjon, the United States Gov Today’s HighUght In History we are embarrassed and fretful, but we Hertford, Connecticut ernment \vould hai^ly agree to a repl- On this date In 1804, Napoleon do not usually protest. Sometimes we COMMON SHARES OlVIDEND tition. Thus it would appear that soma Bonaparte was ptxxdaimed Em- aire ■worried, as we need, to be in the peiw of Prance. The Board of Trustees , kind of a cease-fire would have to "be an present Greek situation, over the possi On T ^ Bate has declared a quarterly ayings ank early result of any initial edeps toward S B bility that the coup made possible by In 1863, Gen. Ulysses 8. Grant dividend of 21Vi cents per share on the outstanding lise of our weapons may backfire. Un negotiations. began the siege of Vicksburg, But, notwithstanding many difficuj- Common Shares, payable less the new Greek junta shows some Miss. June 30,;1967 to signs of dealing out a Httle democracy Ues, we fee] that a bombing hait should In 1899) 26 nations convened shareholders of record at ■long with ite new authority, the be given a sincere and adequate try. If an international peace confer^ the close of business on Jund 1, 1967. Bmcltiicg Ceicie’i ehamoes are that soon^ or later leftist it succeeds, it would lift a tremendous ence at The Hague In Ohe Neth-. MAM opn ci burden ^ m the worW. If It falls, the •rlands. NORIMN r. PLANTE 923 Moh Street ft>toe« in Greece will attempt some kind Treeeuror SOUTH WMOSOR OP7ICS situ ^ on would—in moot esaentials—be m In 1917, President Woodrow MiafcefelM «felPe,e«Slewu »ii Carp. •C eounter-revolution. miouc ^ WtUacn signed a mliUtaiT o«a- May i?; 1967 OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS! ■UEHSIte tlPWOI lewlde where it is today.—CHBISTTAN SCI- But our main worry about the present PMli BNC9! MONITOR Td usr Txemes£,y£(j^wf0^ •saak Juste srateiter AtaMte Um U a s t ■dt . Ml O H “ 1 n 3 a
MANCiaESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* OONN^ THURSDAY, M ^Y 18, 1967 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHEISTER e v e n in g h e r a ld ,. MANCHESTER, CONN.,.THURSDAY, MAY. 18, 1967 PAGE TEN ySU Gets Tough, South Windsor Dodd Asks Legislative Roundup V- Town Resident Learns Son N o Report O bitu ary > ,’*1 Calm Prevails Complaints oB^own Water More Time Bill to Change Vote Age Killed in Vietnam Action On Fate of Kdward Schneider Arotind Campus ROCKVILLE — Kdward For Defense Seen Dying in Committee Arm y Sp. 4 Michael Roy Wll- (Oontlnaed from Page One) Heard aTClouncil Meeting pon, 19-year-old son of Mr.s. Trapped Unit Schneider, 71, of 14 W e ^ S t.. (Continued from Page One) areas of the town. This is HARTFORD (AP) — A biU only from their homes to toe Ruth Nelson of 191- Main St., husband of Mrs. Louise Tnieb from which atudenta were shoot- (Continued from Page One) crude fire that would lower toe stale vot court. ^anchester and of Bert Wdson. Schneider, died .yesterday .yesieraay at»v ^” 8 . .tossii^ lce^M?^SfSlitTln’^So^ wat^^Sy MansNeld, D-Mont„ and ing age to 18 is doomed unless HAS NEW MEMBERS Great . poa Angeles. Calif., was killed ^ m big i40mm rw k ^s, the Manchester Memorial Hospital. ^ preliminary bal- Wind^af'-^re aired at last travels to the other areas after Minority ^ Demoorafei Join Republicans in April 9 during combat action in HARTFORD (A P )—The Gen a h^viest w ea^ t a ^ e Oomi^u- ^ r. Schneider was bom Nov. HsUcs e>camlnation Indicated the t'a council meeting by town ^ serves South Windsor, W ll- Dirksen, R-Bl., told Long ma* Bupporttng toe propoeal, a lead Mekong Delta region .south eral Assembly has coidlrmed 12 residents. E. B. Williams, presi- llams said. ' they would resist portpons- ing OOP lawmaker predicts. Of Saigon, his mother reports. i 11 1895 in'Ellington, a son of bullet that struck Kuba Wt an, any membens, three of them new- 160 of these rockets on the 3M U r L i n a Hanl other objeht first. House Minority Leader iNicb- dent of the Connecticut Water Calling for cloeer coopera- ment. cdme'rs to serve on ' the Corn- Purther details surrounding olas A. Lenge sold Wednesday Marine Division base at Dong lived in the Authorities ?aid they nd a Company, and Alexander Tamo- tlon. between town omcials and leadership has no choice mission for Higher Education. the youth’s death were not re- that 6^ of the 60 Republican commu- area all his life. He w-as a .22 eaUber pistol an auto- division manager, attended the water company, Wiillams ^ ^ ahead as we have told New members confirmed le a s ^ by U. S. Arm y officials^ Although the daily House '^embers have sig^ned a minor member of the Apostolic Chns- matte shotgun in) two men’s 0,^ meeting at the request o f gaid the PUC notified the com- senate," Mansfie'ld said, Wednesday were: Alfred W. Kelson had been attached to C nique reported only raiimrlon. and petition to release toe proposal tian Church of Ellington, dormitorlea the shooUng councilman Howard Fitts. pany yesterday ihat com- howev’cr, was before Van Sinderen . of Woodbrldg'e, p o , 4th Btn. of the 12th In damage to the camp. A P Corre from the Oonatitutional Amend was a textile worker. ceased. Following presentations by plaints have been received on himself rose to say he John R. Reitemeyer of Bark- fantry Div„ and had been serv spondent George E-sper, who ments Committee but only 14 administrators of b„th townspeople and the water the water jervice during an, more time. He did not hamsted and James F. BngUsta ing overseas since November was injured when he dove for Survivors, besides his wife, the ,600-student Institutian company executives. Council- announced flushing perlM dur- ^ six-weekdelay, but he of the 117 Democrats have done cover during the shelling, said include a son, Emanuel Jr. of West Hartford. 1966. ht to pinpoint reasons for man John J. Egan moved that ing the early evening hours, ao. the command jxwt at the center Schneider of Vernon; three said he originaMy bad asked the ■ He was buried with full miii- ou tbre^, whloh started in ^ summation of the complaints As a result the PUC has or- "Unless 89 signatures are ob SElEK BASIEF. ANTHEM of the camp was burning furl- daughters. Mi.ss leaders that the resolutton not iary honors April 18. Interment tained on this petition,’,’ said HARTFORD (A P) — Singers Ously after the .shelling. One Schneider, Mrs. .Joseph ^kip bpick and bottle throwing at cf town residents as well as dered the company to flush be brought up until o'”rly in was in Westminster Memorial passing motorists Tuesday night questions and answers of the the drains only after midnight. Lenge, "It appears that the res who have a range of only an Viit tVip miJiT*tf*rs of Brifir Pd* 8nd \Irs. Bcrnttrd _ ..._ ...... X , . . . , , ------^ Q p . June. T, T ■ olution will die in committee Park, Westminster, Calif. Gen Ike R v ^ the a.s.sistant all of Rockville; brotlier, and flared into the gun batUe meeting be forwarded to the Phis ruling presents Sens. Jolin O. Pastore. D-R.I., octave would find it easier to A Canadian citizen. Netson - Rock- after midnight. ' Public Utilities Commission with orating problem for the com- and Albert Gore, D-Tenn.. and along with tt the ho[>es of sing the Star Spangled Banner was bom in Toronto Sept. 29, elsewtere^"'"'**^"*^^'^ viMe'^Tnd ^ e i^ l Si’andcliildren. "Once we find the students the request ‘‘that control test- pany and South Windsor is the ^J^ p i'^ '^ p p orted D-dd’s plea our young people to become vot- under a resolution approved by 1947. The family moved to Gar Throu-liout the .shelling, FuneraKservices will be lield who participated in the violence ing be undertaken by the PUC only town in the syrtein Umt ^ Ume. era starting at the age of 18.” the House Wednesday. Micbael R. Wilson den Grove, Calif., 12 years ago. A ^ S artillery pieces and s a U ^ aT 1:30 p.m. at the we will get rid of-them,;; said and appnrpriate action be taken „as registered comp^ints said that when Man»- The resolution urges adoption Nelson attended the Garden suiting in such a ruling, W il- Dirksen informed him NetO Lottery Bill of the “Frank Caruso arronge- with the U, S. Air Force in Riv mortars continually hui'led Apd^olic Chiirch. 'The Rev. the Rev. Marvin Griffin of based on these findings with all '44 Grove public schools, until en- HARTFORD (A P ) — Fresh ment” of the national anthem, erside, Calif.; two other sisters counter fire at the Red gun.s dug^.-John Bahler, pastor, will Waco, chainnan of the school’s due haste.’’ iioms said. 22 had been set as the Pi from a legislative defeat on a Caruso, a West Hartford mu- - ll.sting in the service at the age and two brothers, Mrs. William
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-j. r..J- » t : I ■ . ,.; - •raURSDAY, MAY 18, 1967 Pages 13 to 24 CR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1967 THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1967 MANCHESTER Section Two lEafttiug l|pfaUi PAGE TWELVE peo^e pollute the reservoirs. Girl Screams, Escapes Grip He said tihat it would be more Case Mt. Purchase' practical to clean up presently ‘ *«n' - polluted areas, such as Laurel Of Masked Housebreaker liake, for recreation use than to belong to anyone in his family. endanger the water system. A housebreaker wearing a Unlikely by State V . - i stocking mask grabbed a 15- Police tagged the shoes for evi A Great Collection Of The Otte, at this point, said th ^ a 'fr-.r--,';'’-’.’ dence. sampling of the state’s popula year-old girl by the neck inside Tlie chances are dim for state acquisition of Man Bragg’s daughter said the tion produced an overwhelming her Birch St. home last night ns man was wreairing a black chester’s Case Mt. now and for several years to come, response in favor of water-bas trench coat and dark pair of was the word yiven last night to a slim audien^of .she W'alked from the living room Season’s Fine Fashions In ed recreation. / to her bedroom. trousers and had dark Jiair. She about 30 persons attending a panel discussion on “Open He said thait^Connecticut, one said his face looked as It char of the lew states in the country Tlie girl managed to scream Spaces. ^ application in for -J twice for her father and the coal had been rubbed on it. blessed with adequale_pain over prowler ran out the front door The girl toM police she was a period of years, has not even and escaped, police said. walking Into Uie bedroom about Misses 30 begiui to take advantage of Its The father, Barclay Bragg of 10:45 when she saw a man „i.„a.a wr. m».;y '“ LZaSS available water supplies. members of town agencies, of agenc^s are reluctant to *r.- 108 Birch St. told police he ran .standing in front of a window. the Chamber of Commerce Md B request, even Percy, reading from the • after the man, described as He grabbed her, putting one CRPA “Open Space Plan,’.’ list about 6 feet tall, but he escap hand over her mouth and the of the I^ g u e of women V^- funds are avkilable. ed the recreation acreage needs ers. They Included the th r^ « therefore, require a ed. ether around her neck. She tor the region to the year 1990. .screamed and he told her to K v ^ r s iong-range, 5 Ao 10-year pro- Police discoveied a pair of Odegqrd toaiister, “Our prob Slioes on the ground under an "keep quiet,” she said. She man C rl Wte, the open ^ace eo- Pymmlng interval, ba.,ed on a lem in Manchester is for this unlocked window through which aged another scream and the SWUM SUITS •summer and next.” He re t!\e prowler apparently entered housebreaker ran out the door. m rnr*”o / ‘'' l ? r i S t r e ^ ’’S d inTdditton. federal agencies ceived no replies and no help. the home. Police are Investigating the From Famous Makers^ Natural Resources, said that Odegard said that the town Bragg saiid the shoes did not incident. ^ ► no state fund.s are avatlable in communi ies have fund.s av^l- will lo.se the Mt. Nebo ski slope Gov. , Domnsey’a. proposed ^^art t f Open and other recreational areas when Rt. 6 is relocated and 10 minutes later at Main and budget for purchase of , Qase programs u ™nrits nre Two Girls Find Locust Sts. under a bench by Two-tone Ring A Ding Style that the areas must be re The X pc. Blouson in Print Combination Mt. and that predictions arc an 11-year-old girl. tha- his budget will be. adopted loot placed, even if new land must oUoro-o Otte was one member of last be purohased. Stolen Purse The girls were identified as Rosemary Mozzer, 14, of 40 r> i+f ^tiui 1 QQ7 '/.oT-m,. night’s panel of three. The A discussion ensued on the Committee !&ill 1997. cflny* , o 4y%uo»«^ A pocketbook and its con Crestwood Dr., and Patricia Misses Cotton 97 Comp. Value 97 ing a $425,000 recommended »»iers true meaning of "Open Space.” tents, stolen yesterday from an Comp. Volue Rec and Park Superintendent Landerfin, 11. of 64 Russell St. 14.95 20.00 armroprintlon for purchase of P ^ T>ar7mpnt^HPBith' employe of House and Hale De ^ x/n*. u the State Department of Health, Horace Murphey and Otte partment store while she was KNIT TOPS agreed that open .space need working, wete discovered by Disposable “ n s H . S A « n « not be manicured expanses of two girls shortly afterward at nlonned greenery, nor black Gowns, Needles it being petitioned out for con- iggs-adopted "Open Space Main and Locust Sts. Many Others 1, 2 & 3 pc. Styles from 7.59 to 19.97 Sizes 32 to 44 top or cement recreation areas. Police said the pocketbook MOUNT VERNON, N. Y. 1 99 Mderation. P'an for the Capitol Region.” They said that open .spaces American doctors and nurses Comp, Value Otte aald that whatever moderalo. The containing $25 in cash and per 3.98 may be farms, or vacant lots, sonal effects was stolen from threw away about $126 million yunds are available for state ^ or any undeveloped area—any lest year, and they’re still at ' ' ' ' ' " i open space programs go ^ odegarM. Lorayhe Leonard of 73 Mountain ■ -Of -1 ' i "...... ------l>UA, space that has withstood man’s Rd. sometime between 1:30 and it. The figure is the estimated 100% Double Knit Cotton Skinny "^ter-based mcimiM, ^ tendency for improvinig and for Rib Tops. Sleeveless Mock 2:45 p.m. size of the medical disposable especial y ^ n g ..som e of thVfinest land in Con- building. The pocketbook, with $13 in products market. Turtle with back zipper — the v/here the needs are evident and Halfway during the meeting. crew neck with short sleeves. mit^rfl.1 cash left in it was discovered at Items used once and thrown Suddenly It’s Sandal Time Or. Frank Horton of the away include doctor’s gowns White and Seasons Fashion A bill for state purejmse of , “ fu?™.hHc Tfown Conservation Commis- 3 p.m. in a trash container at Colors. Sizes S-M-L the 273-acre Case Mt. parcel open some of this to ttc imbUc the intersection by a 14-year- and special shirts, lab coats, tFAlNDCRAFTED IN ITALY had been sugge.sted bv Tovm for picnicking, and fishing? sion Showed shdes of Laurel nurses’ unifortns, aprons, Lake, Union Pond and Center old girl on her way home from Women’s and teens sandals with all leather Manag^ Robert Weiss and had Woodh,^ rephed that Ws school. gowns, towels and the like, plus Springs Park, photographed by Globe School Ground Broken disposable needles and syringes. tippers and quality leather soles. Full foam the backing of Manche.ster’s agency fr o ^ s on the use of him from the air, in a plane ’Two change purses were found delegation to the State Assem- Manchester’s watershed areas Mayor Nathan Agostinelli, left, and school board chairman Afcty. John S. G. feottner, right, cushioned. Sizes 5 to 10. .. for recreation use. piloted by Dr. Douglas Smith. 'Phe slides were in color and shared the honors today at ground-breaking ceremonies for the new $1 million Globe Hollow On the subject of a federal "Tiie fish don’t bother me -- even revealed the different School, off Dartmouth Rd. and south of Spring St. Looking on from left to right, are A. Stripping cross-band with natural rope grant for the acquisition (the they’re good for the water; it s shadings of the water im Union Town Manager Robert Weiss, Superintendent of Schools William Curtis, and Orlando An- “ the people, ’ he said. nulli, whose Annulll Construction Co. will build the facility. The 12-classroom school of instep trim. Villager brown or Suntan. He said that Manchester Pond. The polluted water en Comp. Value 3.95 tering the pond from Lydall 32,000 square feet was designed by Manchester architect Richard Mankey. Annulli’s con doesn’t have the facilities for tract calls for completion of the school within 330 days of start of construction. School of true purification in the event Brook was definitely reco^z- B. Halter back thong in soft glove leather. ahle. ficials say that it will be partially used for the second Semester of the 1967-68 school White, Black, Taupe, Yellow. SAVE! Dr. Horton drew a laugh year and will be ready .for full occupancy in September 1968. It will be the first entirely NHES MISSES SUCKS Comp. Value 4.95 Our low overhead (no rent when he said, “If you want to new educational plant to be built in Manchester since completion of Dling Junior High or employes) means you see how many aibandoned and School in 1962. (Herald photo by Saternis.) C. Glove leather tri-band T Strap with really junked cars there are ail over Comp. Value 1 inch covered heel. White, Brown, the place, hire Dr. Smith to ing at 54 Somerset Dr., $15,000. 3.98 Natural. take you up In a plane.” Comp. Value 5.95 SAVE 30% - 50% ■ J ■_ -I Jarvis Enterprises Inc., new New England Planners dweUings at 169 Hollister St., Special grouping of Misses Slacks. A Oil the finest quality $12,900; and 175 Hollister St„ large assortment of seasons most Shop Caldor for a Complete Selection of Italian NEW FURNITURE r Ub Be RIZe D Public Records $16,900. Cite James Klar of Bolton wanted fabrics. Maize, Navy, Natural, Sandals for the Entire Family For Savings, Service and Warrantee Deeds James S. Klar, assistant man the wide-spread acceptance of Orange in others. Jonnitp J-16 Marriage License Satisfaction, Without High Jerome and Joan D. Karter to aging director of the Connecti planning and zoning throughout Pressure Salesmanship, See Robert Allan Waterman, 10 Leon Cieszynski, property at the state. Recognizing the need btpctcm EB Us Today. Elm Ter., and Joanne Barbara 271 Woodbridge St. cut Development Commission, for citizen participation tind con BLACKTOP LIFE BeUlveau, 142 Diane Dr., May SW Russell E. and Hilda R. Mil has been named the Distingpilsh- tinuing education, he took part , V Le Blanc ★ 27, St. James’ Church. ler to Robert E. Samuelson, ed Service Award Winner for in the formation of the Con .},J\ Building Permits necticut Federation of Planning Manchester Lumber Co. for property on Amott Rd. 1967 by the New England Chap Furniture Go. LARSEN’S Green Manor Estates Inc. to Agencies and served for a long Robert Reguis, additions to ter of the American Institute of time as Its secretary. Open Dally 9 to 8—Sat. 9-5 dwelling at 100 Mather St., Land Development Inc., 38 lots Planners. Klar, the second per BE UUBB . . . BLISS has been serving the Home Owner CaU 876-2174 Hardware, Inc. In 1955 he played a major role $3,250. in Green Manm- Estates No. 4 son to receive this award, was for 85 YEARS. For a Complete FREE INSPECTION of 195 South St., Rockville 34 Depot Sq., Manchester (Of Vernon St. in planning' activity following Frank Gamibolati, new dwell- honored last night at a chap your home by a Termite Control Expert, snpervteed by ter dinner in Waltham, Mass. the disastrous floods and was He was cited as pioneer, lead instnunenta'l in initiating fed the finest technical stall, phone our nearest local office: er and innovator in the field of eral “701” urban planning as state governmental planning. He sistance for Connecticut. has been assistant managing Even before beginning the In- director of the Development ter-reg;ional program-Klar play Conunission since 1962. ed an active role for the de From 1945 to 1959 he was a velopment commission in defin 649-9240 planner with the commission ing regions, promoting regional and from 1959 to 1961, he served planning and in getting tech as its state redevelopment ad nical and financial aid to re- BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. ministrator. gionEil planning agencies. DIV, OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO,, INC. • EST. 1882 In 1959 Klar pioneered the Klar lives with his wife and beginning of the Connecticut daughter on Notch Rd. in Bol The Oldest and Largest in Conn. ton.
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j t i f ' \x m James S. Klar Inter-rcgional planning program, a major state-wide planning ef H.MMI - fort conducted by four state A...... ■'•xNs ■ '-f agencies. Boys’ UNLINED NYLON Klar began his career in 1934 Men’s SXPIPED CREWNECK Repeat of, a SeUout! as landscape architect and site Girls’ 2pc. planner in Spring;field, Mass. By. ZIPPERED JACKETS Men’s 1941 he had held slniilar posi tions in Holly Spring, Miss.; tind JAMAICA SUITS Comp. Value 0 9 9 KNIT SHIRTS Memphis, Tenn. 4.98 / ^ He was chief of Civilian En 2 8 8 Oxford & Plain, Mandarin collar,' zipper pocket, colors: gineers, Corps of Engineers, at Comp. Volue blue, white, gold & black. Sizes 8-18 GOLF & BOAHNC Fort Ethan Allen, Vt., from 1941 | 5.00 to 1943 and later, from 1943 to Boys’ PERMANENT PRESS Comp. Value 69 4.00 1945 served as planning engineer Jacket A shirt styles with matching jamaica shorts. JACKETS with Baker Engineers and Plan Prints • stripes and paisley combination. Sizes 7-14. SPORT SHIRTS ners, Rochester and Lancaster, Pa. A Large Selection Ot Comp. Value 1 6 6 ‘67’ Fashion First. Group includes full combed cottons He came to the Development 2.98 X in crew and hi-crew. Iii every wanted colorful stripe, Comnilssion at the close of blazer, with side-vent. Sizes S-M-L-XL. & A group of boys sport shirts in woven plaids, striped 5 9 7 Wqrld War n at the beginning WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S P U Y TENNIS DRESSES and paisley. Flat Pack Ivy Styles. Sizes 8-18______of the boom in urbanization in Comp. Volue Connecticut. with Matching Pants 9.95 His promotion of planning r^^ys’ Double Terry Robes ^ Men’s ‘Never Iron’ Slacks^ and zoning assistance to munici FAMOUS BRAND SHOES palities was a major factor in A J 7 7 Tropical ‘Koratron’® procesSbd 65% , CoQip. Voiua Comp. Value 5.98 Dacron® Polyester, 35% cotton pojy Comp, value /.VO Tremendous group of super-values. National Maker. AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS. CHOOSE PROM NATURALIZER. 3.99 lin. Well tailored, plain front 4 redi- m q q " Zip-fronts 4 popover styles, smartly trimmed with Double terry robes in gay blue & ' 3 3 cuffed. Ret'kins crisp, neat appear- / ■ y y competition stripes 4 corded fronts, zip-pockets 4 zip- JOYCE, AMERICANA, ARlPEGGIO. JUMPING JACKS AND MANY gold stripes with self belt and pocket. ance washing after washing. Colors: in hoods. Every wanted color. Sizes S-M-L-XL. Two piece shortie dresses with matching panties — floral v,^tan, olive 4 black. Sizes 30-42. prints. che i- V ff MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1967 PAGE FIFTEEN ff. MANCItESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C(5NN., THURSDAY, MAY 18,1967 PAGE FOURTEEN Wellesley, Johnson said "no for MIT Planning mal organiz^onal bond has COSMETICS Caub, will be held Saturday at been considered and none is the United Congregational ^SisteP Role WE CABBY ALL Venum New England's Leading TV-Radio Tonight contemplated.” THE TOP LINES BERlirS WORLD CSiurch. The screenings are part . 'The experiment is intended of the Volunteers for Vision pro TwO'Year Professional For Wellesley "to extend the di-verslty of edu ARTHUR DRUB Mayor Helps fevelopment Commission gram, sponsored by the Con cational exi>erlenoes now avall- necticut Society for the Pre School of Television OAMBIUDGE, Mass. (AP)— to studente,” the statement vention of BUndnees. The final MasBai(dtuse>Us Institute of Tech said- 5:00 ( 3-22) Movie (40) You Asked For U Scout Touch Is Town Promotion Agency testing session will be held MCay ( 8) Mike Douglas 7:80 (24) French Chef nology. just aldghtay coeduca MIT in Oamibridge and Well 25. (10) Perry Mason (18) X -i- X esley in Wellesley are 12 miles l.f ARN HOW TO Tbs Economic Deveiopment should exercise good salesmah- Boys League Raffle ACCOUNTING , (12) Merv Griffin ( 8-40) Batm an (C) tional, says it plainB to try a sis-' (18) Highway Patrol (12) Center Stage apart. ’The two presidents said lose weight Up Center Ootnmlasiion is the official pro- rfiip, presenting a positive, ag- HJarl Beebe, secretary of the AppUcatloBS now being accepted for (20) This Is the Life . (10-20-22-30) Daniel Boone ter-(»lllege rekutionshlip with all- (30) Aquanauts 8:00 (24) Point of View girl Wellesley Oollege. tran.sportatioh Jid schedules moblonaa agency for the town, Kwsslve attitude toward selling Boys Baseball League, has re- S ep t, 1967, admteeton. ____ (40) Woody Woodpecker ( 3) Mr; Roberte are among tbe prohdems which & keep it off T9»e mayor end a boy aoout Tohn Lanee Com- industry. The per- quested aU those holding raffle 5:15 (24) Friendly Giant ( 8-40) P Tpoot (C) The two schools annoimced HARTFORD iNSTITin’E OP ACCOUNTING 5:30 (20) Navy FMlm 8:30 ( 8-40) Bewitched Wednesday agreement on a must be worked out. ararhed tog«Mier tMa eObennoon j^l^STlervlce Showing the property should stubs and money to return them, (24) What's New? ( 8-12) My Three Sons (C) uuith W eight In Rooln^lBe Center tn pert of S W ^ e n t Sm i^on. prepared and have com- tonight or tomorraw night ,or 66 Forest St., Hartford—TeL 247-1115 (40)' Peler Jennings (24) Fourth Estate ffive-year experimental program ^ W S Z T ^ o n - knowledge «rf necessary at Sunday’s ballgames at the 8:00 ( 30) McHale's Navy (18) Subscrtptloh TV beginning next year in -which tbe Bodrvttle Arees Clwmber ( 8) Newswlre (10-20-22-30) Star ’IVek (C) Ph.D. Total to Double W a t c h e r s sIMe for seising the town to in- Hicks fieW. They handed (12) Newsbeat 9:00 ( 3-12)Movie (C) . I ^ students may ^ roll in courses 9 t Oomimerce ep ca a a ted d ee n - (10) News (24) (3olIege Sport of Week at either insU^lon. MANCHESTIPC' dustrtes seeking sites on which Tolland’s unique points, mak- to Ed Rldzon or Ed Moskey. (20) Phone Your Answer ( 8-40) ’That Girl WASHINGTON — U. S. ap, FMnt-cqx, Week. (18) Mciv Griffin 9:30 ( 8-40)Love on a Rooftop President Howard W. Johnson .':chools have almost doubled in Mondays, 7:15 P.M. to locate. Members .should it different from tts neigh- Guitar Recital W est Side Boout anadig: Melendy o t 101 (24) Observing Kye (10-20-22-30) Dragnet 1967 of MIT, with 185 girls in an en the past 10 years the number of South S t ts dleanlns:, brusMng stress the various ways in bors, should be stressed. The Rldiard Provost of the Unl- ( 3-22-40) News (Cl Recreation Center which TodlBind is unique from comnussion should have close versity of Hartford will present 6:15 (40) Bronco 10:00 (10-20-22-30) Dean Martin (C) rollment of 3,8(K), sadd "the suc doctorates they award—from 8,- South Room and peUntiling ttw stones ki the ( 8-40) Summer Focus its ncighbortog towns. relaUonsWps to the local utUity a classic guitar recital tomor- 6:30 (10-22-30) Huntley-Brinkley cess of our, own girls led us to 903 to 16,467. In the next dec 110 Cedar Street eenber 'wliich epeU RodrvtUe. I t (C) 10:30 (18) Subscription TV Call 232-7600 Lange’s comments were maxle compenles and with area bank- row night at 8:30 at E ’Blnd- ( 3-12) Walter Cronkite 11:00 ( 3-8 (C), 10-20-22-30-40) News, think tSiat this new step would ade, the total will double again, 1^ pejnt o f hds work fior the (24) What's New Sports, Weather Scout status. a t Tuesday night’s meeting of ers. stouw, the home of Prof, and (2(1) British Calendar (12) Newsbeat be appropriate.’’ largely on the impetus of con the Economic Development Aerial Plotting Maps Mrs. Arthur Berman, Goose ( 8) Peter Jennings (C) 11:15 (40) Sjxnis Final In a joint statement with tinuing interest in the physical Mayor Jolhn B. G tant and 7:00 ( 3) Daklari (20) Memory Lane Alan Sdhwedel, chadaman of the OommiBsdom, attended by the The use of plotted aerial maps Lane. The recital Is open to the (20) Huntley-Brinkley (C) (12) New.sbeat President Ruth M. Adams of sciences. Board of Selectmen. In preparing acurate catalogu- pubUc. ( S) Twlliglil Zone 11;25 (40) Country Music (C) Chamber’s dlean-up ootmiUttee, (22-30-40) Ncw,s 11-.SO (10-20-22-30) Tonight (C) heOped plant ebc yew .trees In He cited the major Jobs of Ing o| industrial sites is "im- ’The Bulletin Board (10) McHale's Navy (12) Movie the commission as being the portant and valuable” to the ’The TcJlanders Square Dance (24) A Fresh Start ( 8-40) Joey Bishop Show the center. ’ 7:16 (3(1) Newsreel 11:,36 ( 3) Movie Itie paOnt is courtesy of the estafoUshment of a favorable ejDC, according to Lange, Club will hold a club dance to (22) Square Dancing 1:30 ( 3) Las Vegas Show community climate towards in- xhe plotted maps enable the morrow night, at 8 at the Mea- Bherwtn WlBtems Paint Com SEE SATUBDAKT* TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE USTINO pany an Park Place. 'IThe yewa dustry and a good saleanan- commission members to provide dowbrook School come ftem Sdmeldier’s Farm ship effort accurate tracings of each plot SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS Mart on Bit 83. Also necessary is the compil- ©f industrial land, and to easily Manchester Evening Ber Other work of the deen-i^ ing of a catalog and index of locate the owners of the prop- nid Tolland correspondent, Radio REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING eommdittee toidudes finding a all information about each of erty and abutting land, as well Bette Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. (’nils listing includes only thbse news, broadcasts of 10 or 16 INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL, I Klutton to the hundreds of the avallahle industrial sites in j^g yjg exact dimensions of the ------i w i ia i in minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL abandoned oars left on tote and town. The town should be alert- \ j j e 1W 4 by NEA, Ik . WDBC — 1360 7:15 Frank Gifford RESIDENTIAL ’ fields in Vernon. ed to the n ^ to a s ^ Mus- queaUon of the value of Detected Again THURS., FRI. and SAT. 7:30 Harry Reasoner Low Temp., Ice Machines, 5 .00 Olck Robirison 7:36 World of Religion The week offldally ends Sat "/ just want to say that I saw vour TV ad, tried your try f i n ^ i ^ y a n d ^ ^ ld ra- Richard SAN FRANCISCO— Bpddemi- 6:00 Joey Reynolds o • (VI Mows Water Coolers, Reach-ins, DX Systems, Chillers, 19c EACH! 19c EACH! 19c EACH 9:00 Ken (.riffln urday. mouthwash and , , " qu^ t^ State Developm Roberts, an EDC member. Rob- ologlsts have detected in a San 8:10 Speak Up Hartford Split Systems, Window Units 1:06 News. S 'jii Off 11:30 Barry Farber Show Walk-ins, Freezers. Wins Xralnmhlp Oom T, ^ V © PAGE SEVENTEEN . V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1967 ent to review the lodge’s in the amount of interest to be auditing procedures, the mdna- that the report accej^ed Lodffe Will Mark GHAROE YOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1967 South Windsor paldpaid on the. bond issue. ger oaM. ■ ^ Oounollmain', Baymond HaiMo- __ council to follow the recom .second' Birthday „^rr ■■Son* Trv,'",Sl PRESCRIPTION n H 3 well noted thrt for the lai^ tern the original resolution demonstrate response to sign Andover years, some fun^ had been ro- aiKnild be left "ori the books” as mendations made by the com Master Masons from dirtant language without the use of fire tunned on bond Issues for sohooJ g, nuutter of record siijce the mittee. ■ , From Your Neighbor's Kitchen Government Budget Medical Officer Named lands will help Friendship I ^ g e or smoke .signals, construction. He questiooed the original deposit was in error of Masons celebrate its second A roast beef dinner at 6:33 Hearing Set SWEDISH disposition of these fluids in the not the action taken by the Councilman WlMtam Thresh By DORIS BELDINO er reported that a medical of anniversary June 1, in the Ma Meal-in-a-Salad la a wonder- Council piast, (xmncil last month. • ^ n X Tickets must be obtained before Walcom* Ham ficer for the town has been sonic Temple, with ta Sojourn- g? to a.ssure dinner reser- The Baby Has fuliy cod main course for wrarm On N ursing Former mavw John Madden 'jnie appointment of Carlo secured. Dr. Paul Purcell, De spring and summer days. Mrs. The general govenunent budg this $80,000 should now be on answered thar at the time the pj^gtlleo, Ash Rd., Wapping, pot St., East Windsor,, has ers’ Night. Members from Ire-. vations. Committee members AT Ludwig Hansen of 92 Waranoke BAKE SALE Wapyping Elementaary School public building commls- The PubMc Health Nursing et for the 1967-68 fiscal year In hand. ben named to the post. lend, Scotland and other distant are: Chester M. Perris, 32 Ger- Rd. serves it often and tops off Service comml'ttee has an AT ‘"nils money was levied on was built sonie. trti years ago, made by "the council. However, the appointment of lodges- have made reservations Wright 75 Main PINE PHARMACY the meal with a "heavenly” des the amount of $1,702,592 was the people of South . Windsor, the bond counsel Insisted that mai Mayor Throwe noted that ^ ^ St., and Robert A. Haugh, 40 664 Center St. 649-9814 nounced that an Important a town health officer must be to attend. sert, Raspberry Angel Pie. hearing on the service will be adopted by the town council last for the express purpose of pay any residue of funoo, unless pj-egtneo was a past chairman Bdgeiton St.^ Been Named... HOUSE & HALE STORE < blade by the town m eager All Master Masons, particular Heal-lii-a-Salad held Tuesday at 8 p.m. in ,the^ night. ing for the town hall bond is-' transferred to a future school public building commi.s- after certification by the state, 1 small head of lettuce town hall on Rt. 6. Purpose of * - ■■ ■ • sue and if it was not used it buildlng project, had to bie. re- jmj clerk of the works ly those who are not members However, the adoption wae br, Purcell’s name Will be for- of local lodges but are living in Reed. Donna Jane, daughter of Thomas M. and MRry 6 to 8 hard boiled eggrs the meeting Is to determine the not unanimous. OouncUman should be utilized to reduce the ferred to him tor a resolution, was "well qualified for the wgrded to the p ro ^ r agencies % to 1 pound Kosher bologna future of the program In the SATURDAY, MAY 20th John J. Elgan and Howard Fitts indebtedness of the town," However, if no new school was pogt” The appiointment is for and the official appointment the Manche.ster area, are invit Wcldnson Reed of 88 Atkins St., Meriden. She born antlclpyated, the funds were to ed. MAy 17 at World War U Veterans Memorial Hospital, 14 pou^ strong cheese town. 10 to 12 NOON voted against the adoption. Egan said. a term until Oct. 31, 1967. will be made at a later date. F we hove 4 to 6*tomatoes ‘ The pilot program, supported . Otherwise some 40 to 50 pier be ' under the reserfutlon drawn The appiOlntment of a deputy Harry Bellend of Lakeville, Meriden. Her ihaternal grandmother is Mrs. Harold M. Reed Oounollanan Frederick Mahr by the bond council for dlsposi- ^ member to grand master of Ma-sons in Oon- TSy cemetery Vases of 299 Oakland St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and salt and pepper to taste entirely by state funds has was absent from the meeting. cent Interest over a period of Manchester Evening Herald mayonnaise been In operation since July 1, • Sponsored By - 15 years would be paid, by the tlwi. the - p>ark and recreation com nectlcut, and several Grand f Mrs. WlnfleJd Dickinson of Meriden. No reasons wore stated by Check oh Laws ' , Sonth' Windsor Correspondent, FAIRWAY for memorial doy American League Lead Doesn’t Stand, Herald Angle Batting (60 at be,ts)—Kalins, National League Det., .362; F. RoMnsort, Balt., By W . L . Pet. O.B, 18 HRs in Six Games .340. Oincinnatt .. . 24 JO .706 — Runs—Tovar, Minn., Z4; Ka* EARL YOST St. Louie . . . . : 17 11 .607 4 line, D et, 23; F. Robinson, Balt. Sports Editor Hoititers By ^Just Swing’ Indians Lose No. 8 Pittsburgh .. . 16 a2 .571 5 23. . Manchester scoiing in the Oil'cago ...... 16 13 .552 5'/4 Runs batted In—KaJine, Det., By PETE ZANARDI Anderson, Ben Grzyb and Tim Cummings all worked fpr Man sixth. Casey, Ijfe and Legend of Stengel M cC arver, I^hilosopher Atlanta ...... 16 14 .533 Hit Against Red Sox 25; F. Robinson, Balt., 23. San Francisco 16 15 .516 Spotting |M a n c h e s ter chester, Anderson suffering the Two doubleplays, one each in Casey, The Life and L e g e n d of Charles Dillon Stel^ 814 Hits — Kalinc, Det., 38| PhUadeliphia . 13 16 .448 8)4 High five runs in the first loss. the first and fifth, hfelped the Fregosl, Calif., 36. gel, is the title of an excellent book on the , Tdrre W in P o w ^ l Says Los Angeles . 12 18 '.400 10 BC^TON (AP) __ B oston e*"® '^'U have to leave town.” Wednesday nlgl^’s l2-8 loes. Doubles — Oampanerls, K.O. inning, CCIL leading Bris Manch^ter opened- r ------big.—o- ' -A Bristol cause, the three hurlers “old professor” by Joe Durso H*n New York ... 10 17 .370 ■lingle by Ed .Kowal, a walk to tised getting near perfect sup- 10 >4 Pari Manairer Dick Wil- Wilillamfl wasn’t Joking—"We ' Williams said he planned to 9 ; 5 tied with 7. 1 tol Eastern came up with with the New York Times. Publishers are Pre>it‘ce-HaU NEW YOR^ (AP) — REC LEAGUE JNBWNEW YORK lU K N . (A P ) — Houston . ..i. ft 28 .281 14 n e a o o x 1 la » pitching from some- .,tick bv and large to the same Triples — Knoop, Calif., 4{ big fourth and ninth in Dick Cobb and a double steal port, and the 211 page, fully illustrated book sells for $5.95. hams, after two successive ^ Cleveland comes in Versalles. Minn., 4. out runners on second and Ka&tem (13) Probably the guy on whom Ckjlleoting four runs In the top Boog Powell is building up Wednesday’s Results nings yesterday to carry battetingS by tne Baltimore dropped four of for a four-game series starting Home runs — F. Robinson, third. Steve Banas b ou g h t r o po a e .t,. Perhaps the best known bwe- an extra - inning baseball of the seveixth inning. Army & a following as a philoso- San Francisco 4, Chicago 2 home a 13-6 victory at Memo ball figure during the past quar- work done by Umpire Chris game is toughest is the Navy B’s defeated a determined pher. ? , Orioles, was asked if nc games on its current home Friday after an off day today. BaM., 8; Kaline;. ■ • I Ar-j ■I'- “ 1 -i a m o H “ I “ ! a MANCHESim EVENING HERALD, MANCHBSTL.I, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 18,1967 PAGE TWENTY-THRB© MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY. MAY 18, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-TWO Household Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 ^ J j o ^ For Wanttd Ta Rent ^8 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sole 75 Washinffton News Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— Mole 36 ___Articles Fareons Sale 45 »w " _____ . ------' -SiTAMr^HTTSTER -^7 - room fit*©* F.\MILT OF 8 looking tar 4 NINE ROOM older home, de- $13.900—Older 7 room home on CONCORD RD, — beautUul SOXJTH Windsor—6 room SpHt, BOLTON—country Hying. Large night SOTEENED LOAM fof best’ CLEAN. USED ™ ? J f ’S r a U y '"o c a te d , placed-Cape. 2-car g^age. oen- ELECTRICIAN, full- time, WAREHOUSEMEN room apartment, will service slrable south end location, bus Une, loaded with posslbiU- Ranch, large Uvlng ti.oin, for- rec room, garage, large lot, wooded lot, 8 be®oom Ran^, m lawnslaum. and gardens.o-ariisn. Also .sand, sand, ranc-es.ranges, . automatic washers,rs. tage Street,street, cemrauy y __ "''■“, . r '" ’ LIT, ...s*175 monthlv. monthly. Referenc References steady employment, Inaurante shift, good working conditions oH bumeis. C ^ evenings 742- good conffition, 2 fireplaces, 1% ties. ex ceH ^ financing avail- mal dining room, cabinet Uteb- swimming pool. Leonard Agen- fireplace, 1% baths, family gravel and fill.fUl. George H. GrtGrif- with guarantees. See them M 1 ^ ^ . *“^ 9 -2 ^ required. Leonard Agency, 646- 5,000 Rhodesia Meii| CLASSIFIED benefits, paid holidays and va and benefits. Gaer Brothers, B. D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649- par^klng^t^i w u 8862, oaJl answering service bathe, tree shaded % acre lot. able. T. J^filkwkett, Realtor, en, 2 bedroom s,recreation cy, 6464)469. ®48-1678, 140 Rye St., South Wind.sor. flng, Inc., Andover, 742-7886.. for overnight and permanent 0469 y cation. Call between 8 a.m.-B Main St. Call 643-2171'. days, 848-2g77. Transferred owner. Priced rea- 648-1577.'^______^ $16 6M room Randi.^lH VERNON - Immaculate 6% guest rates. p.m. Roberts Electric Co„, DARK RICH, stone free l o a m ,------^ WANTED to rent or leoM, 2 WEST SIDB -r$19.9()0. Six targe e4a.B9(a; '* baths, garage, 2 acre tot. ^ ^ 8 Offered for Viet W ar South Windsor, 644-0109. $1S. Gravel, fill, stone, sand, SEWING MACHINE —Singer Suburban For Rent 66 rooms, aluminum siding, ga- ______sumable mortgage. Leonard and heated family room. Kdtdh- advertising a u = c " ^ g ' : ^ .in cabinet. <*■ 8 bedroom house, modem, SHOPMEN AND patio ands pool semd and m a auiomaac ------aio oqm ______. button holes, embroiders, hems gentleman, central. 643-93M. j^oCKVILLE-3>4 rooms, stove in Manchester area. Adults (8), MANCHESTER—2-famfiy, 6-5, rage, covered patio, excellent MANCHESTER —spacious Co- Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. en hae built-in over and range, WASHINGTON (AP) — Rho- derscores nure. 643-9S04. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS LICENSED plumber wanted. DRIVERS etc. Uke new condiUon. Orig- or 649-0641, 5-8 pJn. refrigerator, heat and hot $150. to $226. per month. Call approximately one year old. condition, 116’ fremtage. Hutch lonlal,------7------rooms,, .4 years ^ fireplace . send 6 000 Johnson Odmtndstratlon, "Great coUect (201) 262-6021, or write hot water heat, city utUitles, ins Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. 2% baths, family room, panel- TOLLAND -o v e r r t z ^ 5H room assumable 6% per cent moirt- i Society” progtoms face as a 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 644-1317. 'A. Inally over 3300 balance now, r o OM for rent, cen- water, $105 monthly. Call 876- ______ing, aluminum siding, 2-oar Ranch on a beautiful 1% acres, $17,900. Wolverton Agen- troops to Vietnam In an attempt ^ heavy Democratic loa » Mrs. E. J. Oondlt, 1016 Boule lot 00x160, gross revenue $288. For varied duties in mod $53.50. Take over payments of located, parking. 59 7362. ______' vard, New MUford, N. J. ^m O Tto.* AMroitoately MANCH®STBR -new 8 bed- garage, $29,900. PMlbrick * bedrooms, countty k t t ^ « , cy, Realtors. 649-2818. by Prime Minister Ian Smith to „ la^t year’s elecUons. em woodworking shop, ex- LOAM *9 monthly. 522-Q4T6. gt. 6 4 9 - 7 1 2 9 . ______ROOM apartment on He- $10 000 c a * . Mortgage may Oolontel. with 2% b&ths, Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. profeaelonaMy finished ^ l l y _ restore relatione wljth ^ United im the first reed test on a c o » ( OPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. DRAFTSMAN • cellent working conditions room, mlnuteip from UOonn. COVENTRY —$890 down! or states. Sen. Strom ’Thurmond troverslal domestic Issue In tba KELVINATOR Refrigeratoi^ qKtJmr.TnMAN-^room for rent, bron farm, garage, heat, hot be 'assumed. Charles Lesper- oomtay size ^ » 6 P.M. D A I BEFORE PUBLICATION. and beintrfits, will train. kM tnchiddng dishweaher. For- MANCHM'raR —v^que oppor- $21,200. Wdverton' Agency, even\less, b ^ d ^ ti^ e ^ $ 66.M gaid Wednesday night. „ew Congress, the Howe beat Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 6 p.m. Friday. ^ BMn© textured top grade, in excellent condition. Cen b© housekeeping and bath, w atef included. Call 643-9888. Business Properly ance, 649-7620. MUindmuin 3 years exper mal dining room, 24’ Mvlng tunlty. Well kept 2 family, 8-5 Realtors. 649-2813. a month, p rin cip ol^ d south Carolina RepuWi- down Wednesday the rent subsl- loam for sale, at a low, seen at 372 Oakland or call p£^j.j{ing, 46 St. John St., 643- " “ ience. OaiM for appointment, For Sole 70 MANCHESTER—6 room single room, heated and flreplax*d duplex, 2 heating systems, 2- to own yow own home. received the offer In dy program, almoet stopped the low price. If you load and 643-0572. Mir. Fred Am, ST.'i-SSl?. 7876. house, 2-car garage, hot water car garage, extra B-zone lot COVENTRY f o u r cooperation w i l l n|AI A43-2711 WIPCO MILLWORK haul, $1.50 per yard. If we Resorf Property Ma n c h e s t e r —comer k>ca- family room, 2-car garage, oo.u 7x.9. ^ a telegram from the Rhode^ model cities p«)grm end BE APPRECIATTJI l/IM U I I heat, storms, screens, new Included. Hurry. Hayes Agency BIG 30 X 30 CAPE oondttlbon. Call 742-67OT. 1-423- load and you haul, $2 per ROOM FOR lady or,gentleman, tlons on Main Street that are $81,900. Wolverton Agency, Cabinet and that a aimUar tele- curbed the government’s pow«» 73 Tolland Tpke. 649-.529B 40" ELBCTTRIC Stove, $10. 643- For Rent 67 646-0181. 8 targe bedrooms, recent 9316. CONTROMATICS CORP. yard. If we load and haul quiet, convenient location. 224 __ Ideal for offices, stores, etc. awnings, fmit trees, 2 fi ReeHtors, 640-2818. gram liad been sent to the U.S. to raise money by selUng gov* 9044. ly repitaxsed 2 zone heat $2 per yard plus $5 an hour Charter Oak St. 643-8368. m ISQUAMICUT O/i rooms, We have a few of these unique placeo. $19,500. Write to L.M. “ v A r n o n government. emment-owned mortgages and 200 West Main St.. Rockvillle B- MANCHESTER —8*year-c/ld, 7 ing system, weffl pump, roof Continued From Preceding Page ’’ for truck. We deliver on TOmpletely furnished, hot wa eituattons. ’Tremendous invest- ’Thurlow, 98 South Second Ave., MANCHBBTBK--iike State Department officials other securities to private Inve^ LATHE OPERATORS —first, USAF —going overseas! If In tom built Colonial L-Ranch, '2 room Ooiondai ■with oentrol air- and septic system. Main LONG, LOW AND Saturday only. Call 643- ter and heated, $95 per week. ments, the growth and the de- ’Taftvllle, Conn. 1-887-7810. said they knW nothing about it tors. second and third shift.s. Top terested in purchasing any of Apartments— Flats— full baths, 2-car garage, built- conditioning, 3 gmerous bed tenance free for years to MODERN 2438, ask for Bemie. the following Hems, contact 643-0491. ______Ci^keti* MANCHESTER —4 bedroom Co- in kitchen, beautiful setting on rooms, formal ..dining room, 12 Less Khan 1 year old, sur and wotfid not comment. The rent subsidy and model GLASS FILMS Installer, no ex pay, fringe benefits, minimum come. A real good buy at ^ ^ ____ - 4- dtie© progiram© were bom m Help Wanted— Help Wanted— T. Sgt! Edward D. PhdlMps at Tenements 63 ______^1. _ r. 648-1877. lonlal on a 150 x, 2b0’ lot, big near acre lot. Hayes Agency, x 20’ tireptaioed living room, rounded by % aore treed Thurmond announced the J r Jv______perience needed. We train. 48 hours per week. Call 643- CAPE COD —July 29 to August $17,500. Cam Mr. Lewis at . , _, .. ^ the last Congress wnen Demo- Female 35 649-1150. Must travel — will sell APAR’TMENT HOUSE—6 units, family kMchen with all built- 646-0181, kitchen with buUt-ins, heated lot, a 7 room Ranch. Pan- Rl^e^I^sM ^ a ^ e Female 35 High pay, interesting, varied 2362. FOR "A JOB well done feeling” one wheel trailer (150 lbs); TV WE HAVE customers walllug 12, private beach, rooms, '649-5306. located at the center of Man- *ns. Heated family room, .for- - — . ^ . family room, attached garage, etted finst floor famdly room, work, excellent benefits and clean carpets with Blue Lus- tnpp recorder, for the rental of your apart- ju s per week. 644-0783. with Rhodesia’ ^ q u e t wWch ^ouW with- COUNTER GIRL —part-time, 6- conditions. Call Elmore A.ssoc- EXPERIENCED ^janitor for io- Hke new- $25,700. Wolverton 1 % bath, wbM to wall oax- ment or home. J. D. Real Es- -j:______. rent, Chester. exoeUent condition. By ^ ^aTwall ca^lng.^iov^ 1% B ^ W orgonizers^d would klck^ a ^ defections of scores of 1 a.m. shift. Apply Be.ss Baton Ernst HartTo^^^ ' ‘^al office building. Excellent tre. Rent electric shampooer. COLUMBIA LAKE appointment. Phllbrlck Agen- Mving room. 2 A ■■■ V THURSDAY, MAY 18,1967 The Campaign Is On... Manchester Beautiful PAGE TWENTY-FOUR iiattrijf 0tpr ^itral^ The Weather Airman 3.C. Miargaret A. Average Daily Net Press Run Williams, daughter of Mra. Dor Scattered ahovrerg Hlcely tliM About Tomtb For The Week Ended othy Williams of M Russell St. CARPET AND evening, low about 50; partly Reswrvattoins close Thursday, and thedate Alfred L. Williams, May 18, 1961 May 26, £dr a Friendship Ball, iEattrtet^r aunny, breezy and cooler to* has recently completed a train Saitm^y, June 8 ^ the Plaza ing course for U.S. Air Force morrow, hlgli in kw TOe. Room, Hotel America, Hart- medical .specialists at Sheppard 15,195 Itard. The event is sponsored TEMPLE’S Man-eater— City of ViUage Charm .APB, Tex. She is being assigned \ JotwUy by the Ladies of St. to Otis APB. Mass., for duty (Claoslfted Advertising on Page 21) PRICE SEVEN CENTS James’ and St. James’ Holy with the Air Defense Command. (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRH)AY, MAY 19, 1967 Name Society. Dinner w-ill be y o L . LXXXVI* NO. 195 aen'cd at 8 p.m. after cocktails Ht 7. Burt O r and his orches Chapman Court, Order of tra will play for dancing. Res- .Amaranth, will meet and have erA’aitlons may be made with its annual Memorial Service to SPRINGTIME SPECIALS Mrs, Robert Stanton, 47 Bruce morrow at 7:45 p.m. at the Rd.; Mrs. Albert Roy, 103 Pros Masonic Temple. Officers are pect St., or Mrs. George Nacz- reminded to wear wliite gowns. kowski, 206 Hackmatack St. Mrs. Alice Ray and a «*n- U.S. Hits Power Plant mittee will .serve refreshmer** The final In a series of four after the meeting. FOR YOUR SPRING CLEANING sessdons In a tenm-of-fbur Icnockout duplicate bridge 'The meeting of. the house tournament will be played to committee of the British Ameri morrow at 8 p.m. at the can Club .scheduled for tonight Villanova Grad Itaiian American Club. A regu- has been postponed until Tues Robert M. Young, son of Mr. Hanoi lar duplicate bridge game will day at 8 p.m. at the clubhouse. Near Heart be played at the same , time and Mrs. Frank Young of 7.6 N. and place. 'The events are .spon Elm St., was graduated from TRUCK LOAD PRICES ’Three Manchester students sored by the Manchester V'iiManova (Pa.) Univer.sity May are members of the .staff of 15 with a BS degree in, eco- Bridge Club and are open to "The Nutmeg." a yesrrbook at For Those Who Want To Save $$, Do If Your Self Or Call Us the public. nomiics. North Claflns the UnivbirBtty of Connecticut, As an undergraduate, he was | Stoms. They are Miss Lorraine Religioiis Instruction Classes a member of the baseball team, j GIs Fopl Cong Yawwsld of 44 Tanner St. and at Gengms Center, West Hart the Conservative Club, and the Nine Planes Miss Margaret DeH«m of 26 Finance Society. I ford, which were scheduled to Westminster Rd., co-year-in-re- VINYL lawth continue until June 17, have He is a 1963 graduate of Val Chin* S«a view editors, and Miss Susan ley Forge Military Academy Are Downed been canceled. Classes will re Venezia of 111 Waddell Rd., By Playing Dead sume in September. and was a student at Manches layout editor. ter High School during his SAIGON (AP) — U,S. freshman and sophomore years. DUC CO, Vietnam (AP) — Also playing dead, Schultz planes attacked a power Airman 2.C. Yvon J. Blais, ASBESTOS Survivors of a U.S. infantry pla- was rolled over on his back, plant only 1.1 miles from FIT OFIRWEHHr son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. toon that called in U.S. artillery then kicked in the stomach. He the center of Hanoi today Miss Patricia Keffly, dau.ah- fire on its own position said to- said someone jumped on his Available to you without a doc Blais of 67 Wetherell St., has tei' of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher and shot down at least recently completed a training Kelly of 41 Linnmore Dr., is BOX day they fooled the victorious back, sat on his head and his )7th tor’s prescription, our product North Vietnamese by playing pockets were emptied. three MIG jet fighters, the called Galaxon. You must lose course for U S. Air Force radio a member of the rcfre-shment Spec. 4 Kenneth N. Barker, U.S. Command reported. ngly fat or yonr money back. repairmen at Keesler AFB, committee for a Sophomore- TILE A U S. Command spokesman When reinforcements arrived 20, Brownstown, HI., faked Galaxon Is a tablet and easily Miss. He is being assigned to Senior Prom at Albertus Mag sold the strike was the closest swallowed. Get rid of excess fat Westover (Mass.) Ak'Jbs for duty nus Cofllege, New Haven. X 9" TILES — 12" X 12" TILES — 45 SQ. FT. PER CASE at the overrun position in the death by lying face down with and live longer. Galaxon costs central highlands they found 22 Ms arms stretched in front of yet to the heart of the North $3.00 and Is sold on this guaran with the Strategic Air Com VERY GOOD SELECTION IN STOCK Vietnamese capital. Cub Scout Pack 53 of Wad Americans dead and 8 wounded Mm. He could not confirm that it tee: If not satisfied for any mand. of the platoon from the U.S 4th He said the North Vietnamese reason, Just .return the package dell School wiU meet tomorrow Smiling Ike Leaves Army Hospital actually was in the city limits of to your druggist and get your Infantry Division. Others had (See Page Ten) Hanoi,' but added that the raid Manchester Rod and Gun Club at 7:30 p.m. at the school cafe Fom er President Eisenhower talks witli reporters outside Walter Reed Army fUtered through the enemy to full money back. No questions will have Its annual Ladies teria. Cubs are reminded to Hospital. He told them he felt fine, well enough to make a worldwide tnp. He was til a “built-up area.” asked. Galaxon is sold with this come in oostmne for a circus safety. Other Navy planes attacked guarantee by Quinn’s Pharmacy, Night Saturday at the clubhouse added he had discussed the Vietnam war with Gen. William Westmoreland and on Daley Rd., Coventry. parade. 9x12 The platoon was cut off 0 «Af Ha the Van Dien army depot fiva 873 Main. Mail Orders Filled. said, “I think we’ve got to win.” (AP Photofax) Thursday when It attempted to Tragedy Strikes miles south of Hanoi tii morning capture a Oommundst soldier Cmrfll and afternoon raids, the com wearing a green uniform. As the I. Haavy y . ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM Skakels Again; Afi!lla»y mand said. mM Americans chased the soldier Headquarters in Saigon said the North Vietnamese struck. Joan, 39, Dead that while the Navy reported l l The last radioed, words from downing “a least” three MIGs, RUG Three-Week Delay the platoon, spoken early In the GREENWICH, Conn. (AP)— SOUTH It was not immediately known if _ give your Embossed Linoleum TELEPHONE afternoon by a sergeant later Patricia Skakel, 39, wid- VIETNAM this meant others might also Large Selection of Colors FOR kllled, were: “I’ve got only four sister-in-law of Mrs. Rob- have been downed. Makes a beautiful practical floor in colorful 3 dimensional ESTTMA’TES people left. Bring the artillery p Kennedy, died ’Thursday ’The latest report boosted the in on top of me.’’ night when she apparently total of MIG aircraft downed in favorite graduate desigrn. SHOP AT Opening phases of “Operation Hickory” is shown Combat over Communist North $ 5 - 9 8 HOME Watching the North Vietnam- choked on a jriece of meat wMle above. Marines landed on the south bank of the Its richly textured appearance mm SERVICE In Dodd Hearing ese approach, Pfc. Clifford serving as hostess at a dinner Vietnam to 63, plus 9 probables. Roundtree,.A 20, - Anderson,------, Calif.,-- , party -- in her home. Ben Hai River (1) while another Marine battalion The type of MIGs involved makes it ideal for just about an y^ SAMPLES BROUGHT n r AOTJTXTn-TnM r AV\ coff D-Conn.. urged______the_____ leader- closed - - _ how he vyIU vote on the whispered _ to a medic, iA*wv*»w, Melvin — xier aeti'Ln was wua aone«u; of a acwc;oseries todk over north of Con Thien (2). Six battalions of today was not identified. *1 the most magnificent TO YOUR HOME South Vietnamese moved to the internation bridge The thermal power plant near I room in the house and the softT ® W AbilllNLi A oili vj lUlN V / sMp'to grant TVvrtH’oDodd’s requestiwiiiMt for resolutionTViaoiiiHoTi tftto r^nsiiT-ecensure hifihis ool- W. Schultz, 22, Culver City, traeictragic incidents that have Senate leaders agreed to- ^ fairness and gen- leagi»e, .said the forthcoming Calif.: “Pray, pray. Only a befallen the Skakel family. Her (3) and fanned opt east and west. the heart of Hanoi was attacked colors will give a lift to any decora SQUARE day to a three-week delay g^og^ty proceedings are “most serious miracle can save us now.” ^ husband George, 44, was killed " for the first time, U.S. spokes YARD in the debate on a resolu- Ribicoff said tnat wmie a ana momemous. "A bullet...... Mt Roundtree’s------m arm jjj a ^ piane pjiijie uiaun crash uwi Isat orco-i,. year,, and men said. I GIFT of all... tive scheme. DIAL FORMICA tion that would1 censure pootponement would cause in- He sMd that the resolution in- ^ ^ N o j ^ V l o ^ e s ^ boot her son Mark, 13, was seriously -TIT They said the plant supplied Sen. Thomas J Dodd, D- convenience to senators, he was volves Dodd’s future and that ,, „ inh«-ed last month when e.xplo- | - | | | f f p / \ I |H power for the olty “and its mill- 643-6662 Conn., for alleged1 financialluiaucitu sure “there uieie is notiiwi one of us who "out our oiof a sense oiof juaneejustice anuand , slves he was experimenting tary complexes” and produced I Guaranteed 1st Quality REMNANTS misconduct. . woMdn’t accede____™ri»r. to any ...... under- fairness^ ...... we ^ould extend I..*—.. Mm ^ he said. “They thought I was with^^,Jth blew up. about 32,600 kilowatts of elec Armstrong 643-0154 Majority Leader Mike Mans- standing propounded by the ma- kirn;ressaV‘tone'to''pre^r;:“ ■■ ------dead. . Some^e on my Police saidsnlrf Mrs. Sk^elSkakel was • g ■ X "1% / f f~W tricity or 20 per cent of the na • Cut from Full Rolls ftedd's announcement means the jority and minority leaders, Ribicoff said that as a former shouldens and went th w u g l^ y pronounced dead on a ^ v a l at tional capacity. Good Selection of Colors ethics committee’s censure pro- Ribicoff, 'who has not dis- judge he coifld not recall a POckets. I could ^ e Ms boots Greenwich Hospital--the same Sweeps into JJMZ Figihber-bomiber aircraft from MONTINA® •' ^ out of the comer of my eye as I , the 7th Fleet carriers Kitty • Regularly $9.95 posal win reach the Senate floor (See Page Ten) lay with my face in the mud.” (See Page Ten) No Obligation on 'Tuesday, June 13. DONG HA, Vietnam (AP) — who are sweeping north from Hawk and Eatterprise struck the Van Dden oirmy supply depot to MAGNAVOX OUT OF TOWN Debate hM been scheduled to U.S. Marines and South Viet Oon Thien, the Marine outpost 2, WlAGNAVOX SOLID-STATE VINYL CORLON sq. ft. start next Monday, but Dodd One Extra namese troops swept into the 0(X) yards south of the zxme’s the south of Hanoi while other ALL-TRANSISTOR UALL COLLECT asked Thursday for more time demilitarized zone Thuisday hr southern border. aircraft from the Bon Homme CARTRIDGE TAPE RECORDER BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Richard attacked the power WRIST RADIO NOW to preixsre Ms defense. Martha R. Powell of Buf 40th Anniversary a massive search and destroy One battalion of Mariives A tantalizing different floor with a Mansfield, the Democratic operation that carried the made a helicopter assault on the plaint. falo, a 39-year-old grand "The strikes,” the U.S. Oom- natural design effect that fits prac leader, emphasized anew that mother who expected twins, ground war for ttie first time to south bank of the Ben Hal Riv- the doorstep of North Vietnam. ticallytkally every "decorativedecorative theme. UseU ^ a ^ ^ . 9 5 * senators had canceled engage got one more than she had (See “Fage Ten) (See Page ’ten; it with everything fpom modern to > ments, that committees had bargained for yesterday. Marine apokeemen, lilting ONLY CERAMIC TILE 47‘ Doctors Leave New York, security bn the poUUcally sensi feudal. Ideal for both home and'T called off the appearances of Mrs. Powell gave birth in Req. 68c sq. ft. witnesses and other steps had Sisters Hospital to two tive move, said a force of 6,600 business. Can be installed on floors SQUARE Leathemecics and government in direct contact with the ground. YARD been taken In response to the girts and a boy, ranging in leadership’s request for a full weight from four pounds, Retrace Lindy’s Journey troops moved into the southern ’69” •19 beautiful colors. attendapee during the censure four ounces to five pounds, portion of the once-neutral zone ^Commuter BandiG CERAMIC FLOOR TILE 45< debate. six oimces. —on foot and by helicopter and • Preparation and Installation Extra NEW YORK (AP) _ Just 40 engined alircraft. His nfime days day, Lindbergh oompleted the amphibious landing craft. American Made But he said that “of course we Mrs. Powell and her hus- years ago today Charles A. of waiting for flyatole weather first i^ sto p solo flight of the want to give every possible con The Marines reported 136 ene ffband, Ambrose, have five Lindibergh made a iate with were at an end. Aitionrtic after M’-a Hits Pittsburgh Bank sideration to a senator who other children, including a my killed since the operation, destiny The year was 1927. U.S. Waiter and mud spewed from “Well, I made it, he said to namied Hickory, kicked off at finds Mmself in a difficult posi drughter, Mrs. Corena Bess, Marines were in Nicaragua and the tires as Ldnd'bergh opened himself as 26,000 wildly exultant PITTSBURGH (AP) — Police The most popular theory la tion.” who has two childi'en of her dawn Thursday. China. The Ruth Snyder-Judd the throttle. Three times the Frenchmen mobbed Ms little Twelve Marinea were report and FBI agents call Mm “the that he lives respectably in the ARMSTRONG At the start of today’s Senate own. Gray murder caise had broken- heavily laden plane settled back plane. The Lcme Eagle, had In- suburbs. When he needs a lot o^ ONLY *9^® FORMICA COUNTER TOPS session. Sen. Abraham A. Ribi- ed killed and 202 wounded. Big Man.’’ Talking pieitures were coming onto the runway before it deed maxie it — and broken a The Vietnameee army said Its He’s better known as the money in a hurry, he holds up a Enjoy amazing performance, EXPERTLY and REASONABLY INSTALLED jjj sprung free, skimming 20 feet giant barrier to advance the age Commuter bandit, an elusive bank. highest Magnavox reliability, INLAID LINOLEUM troops had klUed 10 North Viet TlKit Friday evening. May 19, above a web of telephone Hnes. of flight. Ahead, untoeknownst at namese army regulars and de gvinmon who has robbed 16 Officials say- the Commuter la im this tiny but powerful 78 Colors to Choose From Landbeigh was on Ms way to see ’The time was 7:62 a.m. May ttw time, lay the Stars Pittsburgh banks of $171,693 Mg, between 6 feet and 6-feet-2. ansistor model AM-811. INSTALLED IN KITCHEN UP TO 9x12 tained 66 suspects while suf Left Enfield Farm the Broadway musical, “Rio 20, 1927 — 40 years ago this Sat- „A plaque,, at MineoJa, N.Y., fering four killed and 47 over the past 5% years. He is between 40 and 67, weighs I Ideal for work or play—includes AC power provisions Brirtos you room-filling Rita.” He paused to check the urday. Ahead lay 3,610 miles of ^^w coniimemorates Lind He pulled Ms most recent job 200 and 240 pounds, with a bar soundNeven from distant sta wounded. plus 5 long-life batteries when AC power is not available. weather, and learned that there AiUantic vastness. berjbergh’s take off from Roosevelt 'The.objective appeared to be Wednesday, melting tovto the rel cheat, square shoulders, an tions. (Dhlv 3’/4" H; complete Field. Saturday a descriptive oval, clean Miaven face, blue This compact two-track easy-to-carry portable , has all was partial clearing over, the “Now I have to make it Fielu. - to trap elements of two North rush traffic with $19,700. with battery and earphone. In N iNYL in la id LINOLEUM 2-State Manhunt gray, turbulent Atlantic Ocean, there’s no alternative,’’ Lind- marker is to be added near the Vietnamese regiments between Who he Is and what he does eyes and saitidy, receding hair. push-button operation; highly reliable solid-state ampli several jew^\like colors. He ordered Ms plane, the Spirit bergh told himself as at 122 poij^it where the Spirit ,0f St. the allied troops inside the zone When he isn’t sticking up banks Each of Ms hMdups have fol fier. Model 1-TCI 08 in beautiful Ivory,, complete with of St. Louis, readied for take off miles i>er hour he winged to- LouIjs became airborne, 1,000 and some 6,000 L«athemecks is anyone’s g;uees. lowed the same basic pattern. cartridge, dynamic type microphone, and private listening the next morning. ward aviation immortality. With from the long vanished tele- He usually strikes between I REMNANTS s<,.yd $1-49 ' Dawn appeared in a shroud of Mm, he carried five sandwiches pj^me wires, noon and 3:30 p.m. earphone. Additional tape cartridges, and A C Power '6S.95Preparation Extra For Jail Escapee miat and drizzle at Long Is- in a brown paper bag, and a The dedication of the marker He walks Into a bank end aska Supply Adapter are optionally available. canteen of water. Is to follow a Hofstra University for change — a roU of quartens, ^ MANY PATTERNS IN STOCK HARTFORD (AP) — A himt he was making a break, had land’s Roosevelt Field as the slim, shy, 25-year-oW flier At Le Bourget air field in Par Thant Bows to Egypt for example. was under way today by Con-^ been spotted diriving the tmek climbed into Ms flimsy, single- is at 10:21 p.m. local time next (See Page Ten) He arouses no immediate sus Deluxe MAGNAVDX MAGNAVOX SOLID-STATE CLO SEO UT ______necttcut and Massachusetts po- by an off-duty guaird, Raymond picion because lie looks so much ALL-TRANSISTDR RADIO-PHONOGRAPH-PLAYS ANYWHERE! lice for Francis C. Smith, a Kospersak of Enfield, Uke any other customer. ► COMPLETE convicted killer who escaped Kospersak followed the truck FM /AM RADIO 9x12 BRAIDED RUGS «28.95 from the minimum security in Ms car, then pursued Smith UN Peace Keepers (See Page Ten) prison in Enfield. - on foot, but was unable to catch Smith, 43, of Noroton, fled Mm. 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' line Base and his two young ^ ^ ing the post vacant for the first mored colrunns and field artil Vietnam Wq» action recently, wherever you take It. No-drift ing heat—assure highest reliability; Children were found dead o nvurder-SLiOwden’s sentence was ttine in a decade. lery maneuvering In the Slrtai was wounded, yesterdays by mor FM/AFC. In gleaming Black, BRAIDED RUGS, req. $^8.95 $24.95 Desert along Israel’s southwest . brings you instant sound, too. Long guiishot wounds at their home October to “time Announcement that Elgypt had tar tire Milk deliveries t* complete whh batteries (life INSTALLED WITH FIXTURES frontier, Maj. Gen. Abdel Moh- life batteries included. Model Thursday night. served,’’ and he was released declared Sinai a forMdden zone Ohlcagd homes and supermar up to 125 hours), earphone, Carousel Record Album, req. $4.98 $1.00 A Groton patm lm ^, sum- ^ parole six months ago. to the 3,400-man U.N. peace sen Mortagl, commander of the kets are halted by 30 dairies leather carrying cases. 1-RP212 in ea,sy-to-carry high- mohed to the horise “Y p>rison officials said they did keeping force was broadcast by “eastern front,-” declaired Ms in retaliation against strike by impact case—several colors. Identified caHer, fouiM John . consider Smith extremely OWro re^lo as Egyptian troopa troops were “ready for a sewjred milk wagon drivers against on# m-Bi^ into larael.’’ DAILY 9 TO 6 Odom, a mocWnlM tWrd olaw, ^^ng^us, but that cautipn and armor massed at the bor of the firms. .Gov. Dempsey tie daughter Wendy , ® should be used in approaching der. EJgypt had dem^ided wlth- Mortagl indicated, however, said today the state-federal Tested, Adjusted, Delivered, Serviced By Our Own Mechanics OPEN THURS., PRI. TO 9 ■on James, 2, dead in the house * drawel of the U.Ni force ’Thurs that Egypt would fight only if meeting on the New Haves ■jt 186 M i^ ay Oval.. ’ larael attacked Syria or some FAMOUS FOR SERVICE SINCE 1931! ^Gitoton PoUce Chief Robert B. Smith vmte g r^n j i ^ day. Railroad was “a good bagin- t e m p l e s The Oadro broadcast said the other Arab ^ t e . niug” and ^e was “not too dia- E ’ Faivey decUned today M give clothing at the time . of the > i order in the peninsula was given There was no immediate word coui^iged.” Richard Duns, 19, the circumstances of the deaths ***'®^- for security reasons and to of what counter measures the pending the completion of his Smith would have ^ a prisoner wlw walked away preaerve the secrecy of Egyp laiaeUe were takhig, but the from the UtcMlcld State Jail tian trotq) movem«aits. EfOT* Israeli army announced Thurs Wednesday was captured yes PoUce said Odom’s wife, Mrs. y ^ - end Syria have charged that day that it had taken ”suitaMe terday by state police as he hid f CARPET & FLOOR COVERING « Frances Odom, was not at home He ^ b ^ « ^ e d unm Israel plans to attack Syria (AP Fhotofax) til a closet of a LAkaviRs boms. ■t Che time of the dhooUngs. April 26 to the maximum seouri- touched off the current crirfa- (Be* Page Tan) ^ 308MAINST. ACROSS FROM BOURNE BUICK ^ ^ *Lindy’ ai«i His Famed Plane, 40 Year* Ago 130 Center Sf., Manchester, at the Comer of Cburch (Sea Page Ten) (See Paga T«n)