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'cf FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Hanrljpatpr lEwiftting liifralb Average Daily Net Press Rim For The Week Biided The Weathier Sunny and hot today and te> / A limited number of tickets May 20, 1967 morrow, high in the 90s: fair will be available at the door for 12th Circuit A bou t Tow n and wu'Tm tondgfct, low in tUS a Near East Dinner Sunday at 60a Mre. AtUc« Joke of 384 Lake 7 p.m. at the KotfC Home.. The St., Bolton waa anion^ 22 dorm- Court Cases 15,210 event is sponsored by the Syrian Manche»ter— A City of Village Charm Mwry housecnotheirs ^ the Uni Lebanese-American ’vVomen’s versity of Connecticut to com MANCHESTER SESSION Club of Greater Hartford. Tick MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1967 (Clamifled Advertialng on Page U ) PRICE SEVEN CENH p i l e a course in shelter man- ets nmy ailso. be obtained from Gerald Hodge, 40, of 75 Union VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 213 (FOUR'TEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) ngoment there. The course is >Mrs. Martin Aroian, 126 Con St. pleaded guilty to delivering ALL DAY SAT.! Inciuded in Uconn's civiJ de way St., or Mra. Frederick Nas- liquor to minors and was fined fuse progmun which recently siff, 33 Norman St. $50. He was arrested after he l^ e iv e d a $109,124 grant to ex bopght some beer and screw tend ^ progiraim next ‘year'. *St. Margaret's Circle,' Daugh diivbr mix. and gave it to tWo^ i ters of Isabella will meet Tues youths, one of them his nephew, The Women's Guild of Trinity day at 8 p.m. at the KofCj Home. he said. Of the fine, $10 was le- Covenant Church will meet to Mrs. Mary Degan of the State mltted. 9:30 to 5:30 night at 8 in Fellowship Hall of Circle of Daughters of Isabella, The case of Donald F. Cos'.el- (While Quantltlea Last) the church. The Rev. K. Ejnar and Miss Mae Connor, past su lo, 28, of 117 West St., dvar-ged Rask, pastor, will speak. Host preme officer of the national with indecent assault, was con esses are Miss Ellen Johnson, organization and past state of tinued to June 15 for plea. Mrs. Ernest Johnson,-Miss Amy ficer, will preside at the meet John W. Everett Jr,, 28, of no Olson and Mrs. Charles Robie. ing. Mrs. Jbseph Schauster is in certain address, pleaded not charge of refreshments. guii’.ty to a charge of risk of in Dr. Katherin^ B. Neilson, jury to a minor female and the Nasser Will Stay On education curator at Wads The Little Theatre of Man Receives BA case was bound over to the next Cites Fight in Syria worth Atheneum, Hartford, will ses.-lon of Superior Coui'l, Hart- chester will have auditions for Mi.ss Marion P. Gorman of be guest speaker at a dinner singing, dancing and acting fond County. Everett waived a 62 Linden St. was awarded a probable cau.se hearing which meeting of the Manchester roles in the musical, “ How to oachelor of arts degree from Israelis Attack Syria As Reason for Break Qarden Club Monday at 6:30 Succeed in Business Without had been scheduled for yester ihe College of Our Lady of the day. p.m. at the home of Mrs. Doug Really Trying," Tuesday at 8 Kims. Chicopee, Mass., during MOSCOW (A P )—The Soviet Union informed Israel las Roberts, Bolton Rd., Ver p.m. at 22 Oak St. The musical Everett was ariosted several today it had decided to break diplomatic relations be commencement exerci.ses Sun w^eelfs ago as a resnlt of his al non. Her topic is "A Painters will be produced in November day, June 4. 16 VALUABLE COUPONS that save you cause of fighting in Syria and warned that unless Is Garden.” Mrs. John Obuchovv- at Bailey Auditorium of Man leged actions with a 14-year But Also Talk Truce A sociology major and edu old girl on South Main St. rael immediately halte' all military actions, the Krem ski is chairman of the event. chester High School. cation minor, Miss Gorman Donald Kohaya, 18, of Bolton By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lin “ will take sanction against Israel.’’ Mrs. Edward Adams and mem wa.s a member of the Sociology plenty on every day n e | d s for family and home The development was report The Men’s Fellowship Club of pleaded guilty to a .substitute uty Foreign Minister ’Vasily 'V. bers of the hospitality commit Club, the Connecticut Under U.N. observers reported ed by Tass, the official news the Salvation Army wull have a charge of breach of pe;ice and Kuznetsov to Ambassador Ka- tee are in charge of arrange graduate Club and the stu EXTRA SAVINGS FOR EARLY BIRD SHOPPERS! CLIP. COME. SAVEl three Israeli air attacks agency. It said a note on the ments for the buffet. business meeting Monday at 7 was fined $35. A c'mige of triel Katz at the Foreign Minis dent government. She served tampeiang with a motor vehi F**»*.*?»*«| around the Syrian capital Soviet decision was handed to t _ „ p.m. at the citadel. Refresh .1- T II ~v, Tur.ic try here, an Israeli spokesman as chairman of Residents’ cle against him was noJled. In of Damascus Saturday and the Israeli ambassador in Mos- ^ The Rev. Douglas Theuner of ments will be served. said. He said Katz had no com- Council and was Senior Fund a companion ca‘ e, Wii'ma Sauer said Israeli troops were in cow. The Kremlin threatened to Bt. George’s Episcopal Church, VALUABLE COUPON ment. co-chaiiman. of Bo’.'ton al.='o pleaded guilty to sever ties earlier in the week Bolton, will conduct a radio Hillstown Grange will spon the vicinity of the city. "We are packing now,” the breach of peace and was .simi MEN’S REGULAR 2.58 SANFORIXED unless the Israelis ceased fire in Borvice Sunday at 8:15 a.m. on sor a public Monte Carlo whist RtGULAR 3.98 CG.-?cE The reports to U.N. Secre spokesman said 50 minutes aft Membens of the Mental Aid larly fined, while a charge the Middle East war. Station WINF. The program is card party Tuesday at 8 p.m. tary-General U Thant said, er the note was handed" over. Fellowship Social Center will aginst her of being an acces Tass said this was the note at the Grange Hall, 617 Hills however, there were no at Asked when the Israeli diplo sponsored by the Manchester have a picnic Tuesday. They sory to larceny wa.s nolled. Broadcloth Pajamas COATS or DUSTERS handed to the Israeli ambassa matic staff here would leave the Ministerial Association. St., East Hartford. , She and Kohaya were arrest with coupon . gn tacks on the capital itseif, will meet at the center at 6:30 with coupon dor: Soviet Union, the spokesman p.m. Membership in the group is ed on May 2- Kehaya was orig Cotton nylon acetates. Button as Israel and Syria kept the "The news has just reached replied, "As soon as possible.” limited to people who have un inally charged with larceny Coat and middy styles in a and gripper fronts in solids Middle East war going a z . U o here that Israeli troops, ignor- But a member of the Israeli wide variety of colors and and prints, s, m, I. dergone psychiatric care. Tho.se over $50 and under $250, when sixth day. ing the U.N. Security Council’s Embassy said it would probably Yes Folks — Native Produce Is Now Here!! de.siring further information police found them on Colonial patterns. Sizes A-B-D. 1.88 Israel announced to the U.N. •A decision on the termination of be several days before they left. NATIVE: Asparagus, Ik-ets, Beet Greens, Spinach, Boston, about the program or how to Dr. after some car pai-ts had Rnmaine Lettuce, Radishes, Scallions and HOT HOI'SE TO Security Council that Gen. military operations, are pro Kuznetsov did not fix a deflnit* become a member may contact been taken from Pantnleo’s MATOES. Moshe Dayan, Israel’s defense ceeding with these operations, time by ,which they had to b« the Capitol Region Mental Auto Parts yaid on Parker St. FRESH: Bing Cherries, Strawberries, Mangoes, Red Grapes, minister, began m e ^ n g in seizing Syrian territory, and are out of the country, the diplomat Health Association, Inc., 217 Also involved were a 12 and Seedless Grai>es, UglI Fruit, Tangerines, Coconuts, Red Jerusaiiem with the chief U.N. Israeli artillery positions are shown in Upper Galilee, Israel, where heavy advancing in the direction of said. Farmington Ave., Hartford. 13-year old boy fi-om Bolton Bananas, Cantaloupes, Limes, Pears, Pineapples, Watermelons, truce observer, Lt. Gen. Odd fighting went on yesterday after the United Nations called for a cease-fire. Damascus. The Soviet Embassy in Israel Navel Oranges and CRISP AIRE MACS and RED DE- who were referred to juvenile j m VALUABLE COUPON S f e S VALUABLE COUPON Bull, to arrange a cease-fire Picture was released by the Israeli army. (AP Photofax) “ The Soviet government has also wUl be closing, and th* LICIOl’S APPLES. The Poli.sh Women’s Alliance, authorities. WWma Sauer was with Syria. The Israeli an MEN’S REGULAR 8 FOR $1 RcGLLAR 2/77c wajimed the government of Is- government might not press th* VEGETABLES: Belgium Endive, Peas, Green, Yellow Squash, Group 518 and the Polish Na charged as being an accessory nouncement said the meeting Cauliflower, Corn, Chinese, Savoy Cabbage, White Sweet Po after the three youths told po rael that it beairs aill the burden Israeli Embassy too hard be- tional Allionce will meet Sun began at 8:15 EDT. of responsibility for its perfidy tatoes, Turnips, Leeks, Shalots, Watercress, Eggplant and lice she had driven them from MICRO MESH NYLONS cause of considerations of Ita day at 1 p.m. at 77 North St. HAh^DKERCHIEFS The Soviet Union informed Eyewitness in Israel and its glaring violation of the New Potatoes. Bolton to Manchester.. own diplomats. These are the final meetings of with coupon Israel it had decided to break Security Council decisions. Michael I. Calles, 27, of Ver The Soviet Union blames Is the season for both groups. First quality, seamless. EcVio diplomaUc relations because of BING CHERRIES ...... lb. 0 9 c non, was fined a total of $130 • White satin stripe 2 “ Unless Israel halts immedi rael for the Middle East waXi Rose, loupe, Coffee. Sizes prs the continued fighting and warn CALIFORNIA NAVELS ...... doz. for speeding and operating a • Big, man-size 9-11. ately its military actions, the accusing it of aggression and ed that unless Israel halted ,Jets Over Sea of Galilee Soviet Union jointly'with other chargring that it refused to ac LOCAL NATIVE ASPARAGUS...... lb..I S t ; motor vehicle while license un • 8 per package : ' 8 77 military action, the Kremlin ROYAL ICE CREAM ...... '/z Sal. der suspension. Of the fine, $50 peace-loving states will take cept the U.N. cease-fire call. ’’will take sancUon against CHARGE YOUR was remitted. The charges sanctions against Israel with all On Wednesday a Soviet gov LIBBY’S TOMATO JUICE ...... 3 Ige. cans 9 5 e Israel.” The Soviet stand was against Calles were lodged in consequences flowing there ernment note warned that diplo mmmm made in a note handed to the Streak Toward Ancient Foe PRESCRIPTION June, 1965, and his counsel said from. matic relations might be broken COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! Israeli ambassador in Moscow. "The Soviet government he had been living out of the DEGAMYA, Israel (AP) — Israel’s oldest kibbutz watching shelters, the kids In the city of if Israel did not observe the states that in view of continued cease-fire. The' Soviet Union • Also Complete Line of Sealteat Dairy Products • state for some time and only VALUABLE COUPON S VALUABLE COUPON In Cairo President Gamal Ab The haze of battle hung like the jets skim through a cloud- Tiberias, less than a dozen recently moved back. del Nasser of Egypt informed tranouil Sea of less sky across the calm, ripple- miles away, jammed the streets Israeli aggression against Arab said nothing about Arab coun REGULAR 1.98 LADIES his National Assembly that he ^ states and the gross violation of tries being required to observe O.swald Weir, 60, of 73 Pearl RuGw-A.. .2.98 DACixON where St. Peter once free lake to wreak vengeance on to cheer armored columns of J wouid b9W Jo the wUl of Egj’p- the Security Council decisions it. W'ilcom* H«r« St, was fined $25 for speeding. fished, and black plumes of an ancient enemy. Israeli troops. "THE KINO by it, the Soviet government has xhe break was the second in Weir, a truck driver who had MARQUISETTE CURTAINS PRINT SHIFTS tlan leaders and people and re smoke rose from the sun-baked The majority of them had All afternoon the column OF main as president until Egypt taken a decision on the sever- the two-depade history of Sovlet- AT no previous offense in 42 years w ith cou pon with cou pon hills of Syria. been fighting for their homeland rolled down the gently sloping ’’erased 'all: traces of aggres ence of the Soviet Union’s dlplo- Israeli relations, PRODUCE!" of driving, was arrested in Ihe style is: Button down front and their communal home mo.st hills toward the Sea of Galilee Just right for summer in any sion.” Then, he said, the Egyp Beside us along the road the matic relations with Israel.” jn 1952 the Soidet Embassy in PERO PINE PHARMACY Union on May 30 after he drove room. 84" across top, 72" tent shift in pastels or florals, of their lives. Two weeks ago, woods already were on (ire, and (See Page Six) The note was handed by Dep- Israel wan bombed to protest 276 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER • 643-6384 through a radar check on 1-84, long, in snow white. 2.29 ,80 moke it your style. S, m, I. 1.44 tian people should vote
M ER C U R Y CHAISE LOUNGES judged by the Senate Ethics EXTRA VAIUC 1 BARRACUDA Steam and Dry Iron Triangle." The Communist air twice before. In Vatican City, Pope Paul VI C A M ADO FtRCDTRO FEATURE COUGAR force offered no battle al- The Crusader was the 578th Conunittee on the basis of stan was reported deeply grieved at T PRICE $2851 $2466 S26B6 S2 4 4 S • Folds easily, compactly • 21 Steam ports ttiougii several MIGs were planb reported downed over dards which the Congress has word of the death of Cardinal OVERALL LENGTH 190 r 184 7 * 188 8 - 192.8- • Dupont Teflon Soleplate North Vietnam. never applied to itself, Dodd’s Ritter. A Vatican spokesman ______— ------• Easy-to-Wash webbing siglhted. "Raid lesuiers reported all lawyers said in a brief sent Fri- said the pontiff Immediately 3,100 Graduating 108* • Presents starch from W HEEL BASE lU” 108- lot- 8.88 Aside from the mortar mfgr’s. Ust • All-aluminum tubing Reg 8 88 sticking to soleplate thiree raids were successful,” a saults, however, the week-long day to members of the Senate, halted his affairs to pray for the B A S IC CU RB WT. 3119 lbs ?9 1 0 lb$. 2973 Ibt. 2885 Ibt. 15.95 2660 headquarters spokesman said, slowdown in ground fighting The 44-page document said American cardinal and send a V -8 E N G IN E STANDARD EXTRA*. .... EXTRA S.. EXTRA S .... V W V M mWM 1,V,',tt,lV,t,F {Tinrinruu dduuuuududdddddi nrird irinnnrinririnnrinn One Navy F8 Crusader was continued. U.S. aircraft also that Dodd had been criticized cable of condolences to the ar From State Colleges Is Moriarfy Brother's DU»L H[A0LAl/pS STANDARD NOT OFFERED STANDARD HOT OFFERED shot down by the heavy Ck)m- fjew strikes against rail facil- by the cpmmittee on the basis chdiocese. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS RETRACTING HEAD munist fire, the spokesman meg m North Vietnam and non-existent of standards con Cardinal Ritter’s death left in the state — Yale and tb« LA M P DO O RS STANDARD V x T R A J ... NOT OFFERf' n o t OFFERED njuii said. The pilot is missing. struck widely scattered targeU cerning the use of testimonial the American Roman Catholic More than 5,100 cpllege grad- University'Of OonneoUcut — ar» Competitive Price! DIE CAST FRONT GRILLE STANDARD NbT OFFERED NOT OFFEREl NOT OFFERCD 0 VALUABLE COUPON SVALUABLE COUPONS The Soviet news agency Tass gouth Vietnam, dinner contributions.. helrarchy with four existing leave Connecticut in- set Monday but four other col- FRONT BUMPER stitutions and head down diverse leges will hold ceremonies he* GUARDS STANDARD EXTRA t .... NOT OFFEREE EXTRA S__ WILKINSON STAINLESS STEEL „ FOR FAST HEADACHE RELIEF reported from Hanoi that three jjj Saigon military sources This they claimed. Is against cardinals and four cardinals' Plus Conn. Sales Tax SEQUENTIAL RTAR paths during the next three fore then. TURN SIGNALS STANDARD NOT OFFERED NOT OFFEREE NOTOFFERIO U.S. planes were downed. ’ desigmute who will be elevated DELIVERED The raids against the heart- (See Page Six) (See Page Seven)
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’ ■ 1),’ , .'fj!. /I, '■ f?f r i - ' nj, + PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, TONE 10, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1967 FACrE TWO home on furlough until Monday, He has been stationed at Fort ■ Some Grass Seeds Big •■Rje tender of assistance Is^ Germ^o Sip Bourbon Coventry when he will leave for Vietnam. Dlx, N.J. Fort Sill, Fort Bragg Vernon Pfc. McCaffrey, who has been and Korea. He was a crewman (CHICAGO —It takes about 7 Judge Offers unusual—but this Is an unusual ■',» NEW YORK —West Germany case,” Timbers said. " McCaffrey Son stationed at Fort Deven, Mass, on a 165 Howitzer at the demll- million bentgrass seeds and Sheinwold on Bridge continues to be the largest for 24-Hour Aid ’The labor dispute, which af- ' will go with the 196th Ught In- Itarized line in Korea, about 2% million bluegrass Mayor, in Telephone Tape, eign consumer of U.S. bourbon. Home on Leave fantry Brigade lor a 13-month ------IT'S A STN TO BET North dealer fects some 4,800 workers rep seeds to make a pound of each. ON A BRIDGE HAND In AVCO Strike resented by two United Auto All exports of bourbon whisky tour. Pitcher John (Blue Moon) 225,000 taU fescue or Both tides vulnerabto Pfc. Kenneth McCaffrey, son By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Worker locals, centers on Explains ^No Parking’ Signs rose 27.5 per cent last year to Another son, Sgt. Jerome F. Odom of the Kan.sas (Jity Ath- rBnnir<>d to NORTH HARTFORD (AP) — Replies wages, unemployment benefits, Me McCaffrey Is home after com- letlcs likes No. 13 and that’s required to Today's column Is written for 1.45 million gallons, according M*’- Mrs. Henry J. ♦ Q62 from labor and management pensions and welfare and in pletlng two years in the Army, his uniform number. make a pouna. the sole purpose of .pointing out Mayor John E. Grant has parking concern children’s sale- Bourbon Institute flgpires. Caiffrey Sr. of Coventry, ls ^7 None are expected soon to 9. federal surance benefits. j how wicked it Is. t^ ^ bet on, a O AKQ1097 Judge’s offer to intervene in a promised a surprise for oallero ty, vandalism and wider streets. ______Taking another swipe at the — — — \ bridge hand. That Isj unles^' you I 4iA843 contract dispute at a Stratford to his dial-a-phone tomorrow. j have a sure thing, EAST past town leadership, he says, WEST plAnt that produces helicopter Mayor Grant, in an attempt j Opiening lead —queen of clubs 4 18 4 10975 engines used in Vietnam. ' \ “Who’s to blame for the prob q 10764S to speak directly to voters, has first place?” The i South took the kipg of clubs ^ AJ98S2 Chief U.S. District Judge Wil CORPORATION ruffe'’ his heart in dummy, drew O 3 O 42 liam H. Timbers told the parties oontinued his campaign prac tape will have "the rest of this 4 QJ109 * 6 tice of leaving a taped message story” tomorrow, he said. three rounds of tnunps and then ‘u) the dispute Friday he would Exclusive Home Improvement Division ran the diamonds. West could 80OTH keep the federal court open ”24 Drlve-fei Showing on the other end o f the tele Car Disposal Hearing Clint Eastwood OB’FICES — SHOWROOMS ruff whenever he liked, but then 4 AK43 hours a day” if necessary to phone number, 875-6869. The junk car landfill disposal South still had a trump, with ^ K mediate or arbitrate the Issues. "For A Yesterday the tape told of plan will have a public hearing ample diamonds in dummy and O J86S the "no parking” signs going June 22 at 8 p.m. ,at the ad- 986 Burnside Ave., East Hartford 4 K7S2 The same judge issued a Taft- Few Dollars More” the ace of clubs as a sure en Color up on many streets recently, ministration building PLUS Hartley Act injunction April 17 try. Norti East Soudi Wnt He explained why. -pije area for the plan Is to stop a one-day strike that South noticed the bad club 1 O Pan 1 ♦ Pan ------Also threatened to Halt engine pro The public works director, owned by George and Samuel break with great satisfction. "I 3 4 Pan 3 O Pan Robert Mltchum Pan duction. CG Graduate Andrew Tricarico, ordered his Pearl and lies just west of Rt. bid the only makeable slam,’’ 3 4 Pan 4 4 “ Thunder Road” department to place the s / ns 83. 'The Board of Representa- 4 <9 Pass « ♦ All Pan ’The deadline for the Taft- he exalted. “ You have to lose HARIfORO SPRINCtltlO nPRlSSnflY Cadet l.C. Nell Wise of Mhn- on some of the most crowded lives unanimously authorized two clubs at six diamonds or six p Hartley 80-day cooling off per R[S.5« S 91 North - H ARTFO RD ohester was awarded h.a bach streets during the last admin- the mayor to effect the plan, iod la July 6. clubs.” ■' A-K-4-3; Hearts, K; Diamonds, elor of science degree and com istration of Democratic Mayor The land is behind the Pines missioned an ensign in the PRE-OPENINCI SALE-ATRON “ I’d still like to play the hand j.g .e s ; Clubs, K-7-5-2. Thomas J. McCusker. But the Restaurant and will cost the at six diamonds,” North remon- U.S. Coast Guard during grad orders were counter-manded, town $lTental. ’There are about What do you say? To pelebrate the opening of our new East Hartford Showroom and Offices, we will have a Sale Spec strated. uation ceremonies at the Coast the new Republican mayor 600 junk cars in town, , J * Answer: Bid one club. You COMfOPTABl Y A/ft COND/T/ONED “ Here’s a dollar that says you WEDNESDAY, Guard Academy in New Lon said. Another apartment develop- tacular Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. cann ’t make it,” South gloated, „,ay count something lor STANLEY JUNE 14tb don Wednesday, June 8. Mayor Grant speaks of the ment on Old Town Rd. is part of putting a dollar bill on the ta thc^ singleton if you deduct a WARNER 9 I # % I E The .son of Mr. and Mrs. J. “ many bitter complaints” he an application for the hearing, Bring the family and have a swim In our beautiful above ground pool display. ble. point or two for the singleton TEL 643-7832 FREE PARKING BIRCH 8T. REAR OF THEiTER Jack Wise of 61 Hilltop '/d., heard from residents during Patricia J. Pfau has applied Covers Bet king. You would still wind up Ens. Wise has been ordered to the campaign about the poor- for change in zone from R-22 to North put up a dollar with J J, . with enough points for an open- LET’S TAKE A GRAND TOUR duly aboard the high endurance ly swept, cleared and plowed RMF for 250 feet on Old Town ommous speed. R epM less of distribution in cutter Dexter, whoee home port streets. Part of the cause was Rd. 'The land is next to a triple Refreshments will be served — Free Gifts for All and Register for Door Prizes Cheney Tech Students Hold Senior Prom the opening lead,” N o ^ point- OF THE SWISS ALPS is at Alameda, Calif. parking problems. apartment building. “declarer can draw two Reasons for allowing parking Other hearing Items concern NO COUNTRY IN THE WORtO He was graduated with h<#n- The senior class at Howen Cbenev Technical School held its prom. The social event included a dinner, talks by student rounds of diamonds, ruff the diamonds are not partlcu- ors from Manchester High on both sides of crowded the plan of development by dinner-dance last mght at FTano's Restaurant. David Re- leaders and guests and dancing. (Herald photo by Saternis.) heart cash both top clubs and biddable and may be dls- CAN MATCH THE SCENIC School in the Class of 1063. streets were made by “land- Highland Avenue Rockville Cor- BEAUTY OF THE SWISS ALPS opell and Dorothy Gore wo-e crowned king and queen of the r regarded at this stage.) During his senior year, he was lords and business people,” the poration for multi-family resl- UP TO 20% REDUCTIONS ON ALL ITEMS the fourth spade throw a club Copyright 1967 NOW co-editor' of the High School mayor said. dences on Highland Ave. and a Indianapolis when that see was from the North hand.” General Features Corp. World. But reasons for stopping the plan of development of Rambler raised to an archdiocese in 1944. Manhunt Is Over South kept quiet. East must YOURS TO BEHOLD ON ______Homes for apartments on Rt. Cardinal Ritter, 74, He held that post until coming^ return a heart after winning the THE GIANT SCREEN 30 and next to land of Ethel M. \ ALUMINUM SIDING f to St. Louis. In New Mexico fourth spade. South ruffs, and Vernon Blinn. As bishop he gained acclaim (Continued from Page One) North gets rid of the other los Field Day Winners SWiMiyilNfi POOLS for the integration of parochial ing club. Winners in the recent FMrst Arthur Sedillo and Tony Gon Dies in St. Louis schools in Indianapolis shortly "I did this only to teach you THEATRE PRODOCTIOHS AnmiaJl 'Pmek and Flidld Play zales to the scene and they School Menus Next Week (Continued from Page One) The death of Cardinal Ritter after his appointment. He fol not to bet,” North remarked as Day at Vernon Center Junior X-PLUS SIDES AGAIN! made the arrests at 12:47 a.m. gOYlHIlOH ST. EXIT TO mill 5t-5«-I21l cut the membership of the 0)1- lowed the same path upon arriv he picked up the bet. “ And also High School: In announcing the arrests Northeast School: Monday, mashed potato, peas and carrots, In a June 26 consisfroy in Vati lege of Cardinals to 92 and ing in St. Louis, again ordering because I can use tl\e money.” Girls; Standing broad Jump, state police Chief Joe Black Spaghetti, tossed salad, app.c- cranberry sauce; 'Thursday, can City. meant that the June consistory integration of parochial schools. Who can quarrel with such a Kairen Moriarty, Grade 5, and That's The Word Around Town.,, said, “ That's a jewel that SWITZERLAND m. J Tv, frankfurt in roll, potato chips, would bring the new high to 119 Cadinal Ritter was an ad noble moral? sauce: Tuesday, Frankna*ts in Laurel Baikm, Grade 6 ; 50-yard dropped out of the setting. And instead of 120. vocate of church unity. At the Dally Question rolls, baked beans, pickles, ciieese, with tomato, dajsh, Joyce LeBrun, Grade 5, Why? It's'Slmple we picked it up.” Cardinal Ritter was named Second Vatican Council he sup As dealer, you hold: Spades, AND THE ALPS maw uesserL Dzdedzinski, Grade 6 ; Tijerina's car was headed to riiced peaches; Wednesday, green beans, cole slaw. Dessert archbishop of St Louis in 1946 ported proposals for religfious Special butter aerved Quality Work and Truckload Buying = The Most For Your Dollar ward Albuquerque, about 20 On Stage IN LIVING COLOR Buttered rice, beef and gravy, milk, bread and Brun, Graxie 5, and Pait Dried- at the death of John Cardinal liberty and the rights of individ Attention miles south of Bernalillo, where College Total Doubles In buttered green beans; cake with all meals. zinski. Grade 6, and softball Glennon. Pope John X X m ual conscience. Maple Street School;,?Mon- N utm eg Tijerina maintained headquar Person Given Student throw for distance. Darby X-Plus Corporation Introduces The Space Age named him to the College of Although a prince of the CHRISTCHURCH — New Shown at 8:80 A 8 P.M. wlth cherries and cream, vegetable soup. ters before going into hiding. Guide Groups. Wradghit, Grade 5, and Mara Cardinals in 1960. church. Cardinal Ritter lived Zealand has 22,145 university ’Thursday: Oven-baked chick- ggn^wiches of egg salad, pea- Still at large were several of Vijups, Grade 6. Death came 50 years and 10 .simply. Associates .suggested students, of whom 20.8 per cent Country Store Tijerina's followers, including a ■nCKETS NOW ON SALE AT THE BOX OFFICE en, mashed potatoes, buttered nut butter and jelly; 'Tuesday, Boys: Standing broad jump, HONEYCOMB days after he became a prie.st at that the 50th anniversary of his are women. The total has about brother, Cristobal Tijerina, and carrots, cranberry sauce, cook- .scalloped potatoes with ham, Gary Weber, Grade 5, and St. Meinrad Seminary in .south ordination be commemorated doubled in the past 10 years, MADE >RT. 6 ANDOVER< Baltazar Martinez, who officers ies; Friday, tuna rolls, potato corn, pickled beets; Wednes- Richard Stevens, Grade 6 ; 50- ern Indiana. by a testimonial dinner in St. and now one New Zealander salad, pickles, celery and car- day, barbecued hamburg, 6n EXCLUSIVELY ALUMINUM In 1933, at 41, he was conse Loui.s. He vetoed this plan, say- said took the two hostages from yard dasfli, Edsei McCarthy, in 121 is a university student. rot sticks, gelatin dessert and rolls, poUto chips, pickles; FOR X-PLUS INC. OPEN SAT. crated bishop of Indianapolis. in it was a personal anniversa the courthouse. The hostages Hunters lOdlO Sun. 8:36 Grade 5. and Mike Gibbons, Sun. Hunters 8:35, Sun. 10:00 'iream. Thursday, oven-fried chicken, He was named archbishop of ry. not an archdiocese celebra were not harmed. Grade 6 ; running broad jump, Fam ous Children Under 12 Free! Lake Street School: Monday, buttered rice, peas, cranberry SIDING 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. tion. After the raid, during which AAric Hamilton, Grade 5, and C alifo rn ia Spaghetti with meat .sauce, sauce; Friday, macaroni and rnmttmm Church leaders of all faiths in more than a dozen gunmen oc David Nevin, Grade 6 , and Deauville THERTREEAST cheese wedges, wax beans.pud- cheese, macaroni and tomatoes, Sequoia Redwood and SUN. I to 7 p.m. St. Loui.s mourned the cardi cupied the Rio Arriba County softball throw fOr distance, Swimming Pool J U l ding; Tuesday, chicken in green beans, coie slaw. Des 30NUS — Exclusive Features at No Extra nals' death. He was praised for courthouse for an hour and held Hamdllton, Grade 5, and Nevin, First Siding That Carries LET US PRICE gravy, noodles and rice, green sert, milk and sandwidies Cost If You Act Now’— “Treat Dad to Vermont his. contributions to both t'le about 25 per-sons captive, state Hartford’s Newest Grade 6. Y O U R NEXT and Finest Showplace beans, gelatin dessert; Wednes served with every meal. s Glamorous Fence , Built In Vi'all Sklm- Cheese, Mom to a Gift spiritual and material lives of police and guardsmen chased day, meat balls and gravy, Check the In your choice of „,er'. . . heavy cast A Guarantee Against Denting PRESCRIPTION Catholics and non-Catholics in them from Tierra Amarilla into Michael Caine beautiful colors. aluminum. and the Kiddies to R W D iU A I t S mashed potatos, carrorts, the St. Louis area. the hills east of the tiny commu — In — X-PLUS • Genuine Ozite Out Stainless Steel Pool Penny Candy...” Dr. No's fruit; Thursday, hot dog in ARTHUR DRUG Gov. Warren E. 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Vernon Center Junior High Temperatures will be In the Ritter was the son of Nicholas “THE FORTUNE COOKIE’ SHIRLEY Be Our Guest For A Swim Two-Year Professional and Bci'tha Ritter. He is .sur The group contends its mem school: Monday ohaibroil ham upper 80s and lower 90s both CARU P A R T Y vived by a sister and a brother. bers are heirs under old Spanish burgers on roll, pota/to chips, days, except along the shore School of Three other brothers are dead. land grants to millions of acres ! EATON carrot and celery sticks, assort where the high will be 80 de in the Southwest. ed sandwiches, brownies; 'Tues Sponsored by The The Ciirdinal's sister is Sis MICKEY grees. 1 ter Mary Catherine Ritter of The courthouse raid followed day, spaghetti with meat sauce, There Is a small chance of an French Club of Manchester CUSTOM KITCHENSS i t SPILLANE ■ »»• ACCOUNTING the Sisters of Charity of Nazar by minutes a court appearance grated cheese, tossed salad, isloated shower or thundershow / . N of seven members of the g;roup AppUcatlonB now being accepted for eth, Bardstown', Ky., and his NOW OPEN UESBIT RAT Italian bread and butter, gela er during the afternoon or eve i! i • on charges of extortion and un MON.. JUNC 12 GARAGES Him Sept., 1967, admission. surviving brother, Harry Ritter, 'the CYCUSTS_ tin dessert; Wednesday, oven ning hours today and Sunday. is a retired Louisville, Ky., phy lawful assembly. The charges fried chicken, mashed, pota- A broad south-to-southwest 1' stemmed* from their threats of Completely Renovated 8 ?JM. HARTFORD INSTITCTE OF ACCOUNTING sician. toes, gravy, green peas, bread wind flow has brought the warm I lluL an armed showdown regarding 66 Forest St., Hartford— Tel. 247-1115 and butter, chocolate cake smd aid to Connecticut. A cold front Orange Hall their land claims. frosting: 'Thursday, hot dog on is approaching northern New ! | & X-PLUS Princess Wed soft roll, baked beans, sauer- England but is not expected to PUBLIC INVITED FRANKIE'S DRIVE-IN kraut, peanut butter sandwich- reach lower than central New More Sold to Reds NEXT D A P U A D C “ EIGHT ON CORP. In Denmark WASHINGTON —Applications BURNSIDE AVE. Next to Marco Polo WEEK D U u nurc THE LAM” es, dessert: Friday, baked mac- England, to export $153 million worth of aroni and cheese, Italian bread , (Continued from Page One) U.S. products to the U.S.S.R. and butter, mixed vegetables. and other Eastern European UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT cookies. Dessert and milk The groom is a graduate of countries were approved in aerved with each meal. The Sorbonne and .speaks 1966 compared with' $143.4 mil COMFORTABLY AIR CONDITIONED Skinner Road School: Mon lion in. 1965. 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Four kings: Frederick IX of COR carrots, peanut butter sand Xj/ixoTO Quality Candy Is Made Fresh Dally SAT. 12-12 — SUN 4-10 — CLOSED WED. Denmark, Margrethe's father: wiches; Friday, macaroni and BEEN WAITING FOR A NEW KITCHEN? her grandfather, Gustav IV Incredible Choose From Over 200 Varieties tuna salad, cole slaw, cheese NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT AND GET If Youi' Pizza Is Cold When You Get Home— Adolf of Sweden; Olaf of Nor sticks, butter sandwiches. Des way; and Baudouin of Belgium. Then Try Curtis sert and milk are served with THE MOST FOR YOUR DOLLAR VALUE Three queens: Trigridj^ the Mr.Llmpet New for the summer—be sure to try our Virna Llsi each meal. bride's mother; Juliana of the “Not With My Wife East Elementary School: X-PLUS OFFERS RAY’S Gook-Them-Yourself PIZZAS Netherlands; and Fabiola of You Don’t” WALNUT UIVINITY FUUGE Monday, macaroni and egg sal Here’s the customized Gllbllt Garage complete with covered patio Complete Planning and Huge Selec«on of Belgium. ad or chicken noodle or tomato for warm weather relaxation . . . Just one of the maay Gilbut We’ll Make Them— You Cook Them At Home Two presidents: Dr. Urho White, Ught and fluffy and so deUdous. Packed Designing Service D O lU lS Styles and Finishes HURRY! .MUST END TONIGHT! CONT. FROM 4 P.M. soup, ring-ding; 'Tuesday, ham- styles and sizes completely erected Including concrete foundation Kekkonen of Finland and Asgeir EASTHARTfORO In a foU tray. Hot Dee-licious Pizzas In MANCflESTER EVENmG HEIULD, ItANCHIlSTER, CXMW, SATUEBAY, JUNE 10, 1867 PAGE FOUR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESlfeR, CX)NN^ SATURDAY, JUNE 10,1967 Area Churches One other additional fact was nots- -W onders of the Universe- IHmtdfp0tpr ■raloottvUle Congregational worihy. ’Ibis attoric took ptaos in elaar Connecticut Yankee Open Forum Churches Church daylight, early in tbs afternoon. H m at. Mary’s Episcopal Church Concordia Lutheran Church EttPttUtQ l^praUk 6bow a Bnooeas Calvary Church Rev. Robert J . BUle, Importance of this was that, although Surveyor Saved (Assemblies ot God) Church and Park Sto. 40 Pitkin S t Interim Pastor FtraUSUBD BY THE By A.H.O. To tha Editor, Rev, Joseph E. Bonrret, Pastof w»».AT.T> nUNTING CO.. INC the Israeli planes and boots apparently I would like to take this op 647 E. Middle ’Tpke. .Rev. George F. Nostrand, 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. ISltooU Straet could net see the American ftag being For anyons who has been latora, lawyers or otherwise, Rev, Kenneth L. Gustafson Rector 10 a.m., Morning Worship Ser- Care. Sermon by the pastor. Msodieeter Oona. portunity to thank everyone who 9 a.m.. Holy Ctommunlon, thoSES^f T^b^ rouson flown by the Liberty, our crew on the covering Connecticut state poli who nright have future buadness helped to make the ‘'Verplanck t Pastor ' Rev. James W. Bottome, ■vice. Children’s Day program. Story hour for children Instead WALTER R. VEROUSON By Lucky Bounce Rev. Roman L. Harding, Church School and Nursery. PubtUhera Liberty could Judge by whom tt was tics as long as we have. It was in probate courts didn’t went School Variety Show” such a All who are participating are of Church School. fyiunded October 1, 1881 an unbelievable moment which it on record anywhere how they vernier rodteto. fidentlsto «t - 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, Interim A saj^nt 10:30 a.m., The Service, reminded to be at the church bring attacked. tremendous success. By DB. L M. LEVITT, Church School and Nursery. arrived In the Connecticut had voted against the probate To name a few: Dot Zeno and tbe Hughes Aircraft Company, . classes (or all ages. Rev. Ronald E. HaLdeman by 9:30. Rockville Methodist Church PabUihed BraiT BTenlng Except Sunday* Let us suppose the a tt^ k had oome DlKECTtm 3 p.m., Chijrch p(cnlc. ■ Holiday*. Entered at\ tbe Poet Office lU House of Bepeeeentatlve last judges. So, when Senate and lOm Shlrer, our lyriters; iwiio buat the Surveyor, the - 11 a.m., Divine Worship. Noon, Family picnic at the 142 Grove St. heater. Conn., aa SeiBond Claa* Hall at night, so \that our caw on the Lib Tbe Fels Flaaetarluin 6 p.m., Knights Ot St. John. Mi;«nday ndght-r.0r rather early House did deliver tbeir^btows to “Corky” Ooykendall, director; orise tlwit when tbe Survsyw 6 p.m., (Christ’s Ambassador’s. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. church. Rev. Willard E. Conklin, Pastor erty would havt no ^ y of guessing Of tbe FrankUn Institute :30 p.m., Luther League. Tuesday morning^—at Six fnin- the famous giant, th ^ were Cleo Livingstone, choreograph reached an altitude of shout 7 p.m., Famlly'gospel service. 8:45 and 9:46 a.m.. Morning SUBSCRlPnON RATES A tremendoUB run a€ good Prayer and Presentation of Payable In Advance whose planee were Inwlved. utea before one o’clock. still a little timid. It was only er; Mrs. Cele Moore, accom 34 feet, one of tbe radar beama Tuesday, 7:30-p.m.. Special Vernon Methodist tAurch 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Nur fortune favored the successful Awards to Church School chil Center Congregational Church One Tear ...... moO Let us assume, just to make the poe- In that moment—in a rough after It was over that they real panist; Merle Norman Studios was reflected from the crater service. Guest speaker will be Rt. 30 sery through Adults. Ox Month* ...... U-SS Bolt landiiig of Surveyor HI on dren. Nursery and Crib Class United Church of Christ Three Month* ...... 8.S0 ribiliUea worse, that the attack had voicye vote, not even the dignity ized how much stronger they foranexosUent Job of make-up floor. The other two beams ithe Rev. Paul Bell of Teen Chal Rev. Morton A. Magee 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship. the moon. Without this luck in Williams Building. U Center St. One Month ...... 1-88 come earlier in the four day war in were than they thought, how stage hands; Amelia Blanchard, focused on the higher rim end, lenge Center in Boston. Service conducted by Ralph of execution by a formal roll the Surveyor Would have land 11 a.m., Morning Prayer. Ser Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, “ MEMBER OF ~ stead of on its last day. On the lest day much weaker the probate Scenery; and of course all the apparently, confused the com Wednesday, 8 p.m., Midweek 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Snape and Donald Richardson, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS - call vote being afforded them— ed softly and yet would have mon. by the Rev. Mr. Bottom.'^. ' Minister judges had become. cast and chorus who devoted so puter, resulting in a failure to -service o( prayer. Child care. Church School, lay speaker.-. Nursery through The Aasoclated Press is exclusively enUUed of the war, the military situation was what had been presumed to be failed completely to fulflU its Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Rev. Kenneth W. Steere, te the tise of republlcatlon of all new* die- How does a famed, en many hours of hard work at re cut out the vernier rockets at Nursery and Kindergarten. Grade 4. patches credited to it or not otherwise credit- clear; Rusria had already, at the United one of the most powerful po-„ misoion. Communion. Associate Minister trenched institution of fabulous hearsals. the 12-foot altitude. The vern Church of Christ 10:30 a.m.. Church School, all Monday, 7:16 p.m.. Prayer *d In this paper and also the local new* pub- Nations, abondoned its Arab clients; the UticaJ groupe in Connecticut Telemetry signals from the 7 p.m.. Dally, Evening Pray Miss Antoinette Bierce, poUtioal power suddenly find It Without all these people and ier rockets oontlnued firing and - Lydall and 'Vernon Sts. other classes. and discussion time. rights of republlcatlon of special dla- Egyptian air force was already be- history—the probate judges of Surveyor indicated that it er. Director of Christian Education Brig. John H. Lyons of Pitta- patches herein are also reserved.______the state—was suddenly shorn self poUtioally defenseless T so many others, who gave a Surveyor entered a oriticml '' Eugene Brewer, Minister Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Official burgh, Pa., formerly of Man- Meved non-existent. But, on the first helping hand wherever It was bounced twice and moved la- Church Is open daily for pray St. Francis of Araiai The Herald Printing Compw “ ■ of Its Invincibility. There are several answers to phase. 8 a.m., Worship Service, the board. Ohester, vrill be guest speaker anmes no financial responsibility for typo day of the war none of these clarities needed, we could have never leraliy, or skidded once, before Because the radar kept the 0:45 a.m., Bible class. er. 673 Ellington Rd., After long decades of not this question, as it apples to coming to rest on the lunar Rev. Mr. Steere preaching. tomorrow ait Children’s Day graphical errors appearing In^vertlsemrat* or certainties was in existence; every succeeded. vernier rockeits firing, the 666- ' 10:45 a.m., Worship. Sermon: South Windsor S ki other reading matter In The Manchester daring to touch the probate the probate judges. surface. However, in spite of 9:16 and 11 a.m., Cihurch First Congregational Church services at the Salvation Army body was in some degree of oonfurion; ' Sincerely, pound Surveyor hit the lunar "’’Form Without Substance.” Jehovah’s Witnesses Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, Evening Herald.______courts, the General Assembly But the first preUminacy an all this non-programmed per School Day. of Vernon Citadel. He is general secre Rita Kopecld ^ 6 p.m,. Youth meeting. Kingdom Hall Pastor Full service client of N. B. A. Service, the role of Riusaia was still uncertain; finally reached In with a reor- swer that must bo made—and formance, tile spacecraft did surface with a speed of about 7:80 p.m.. Suburbanites, Rob Rev. John A. i.acey, tary for the Western Pennsyl Publishers Representatives — TOe Julius Ways and Means Chairman 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: 736 N. Main St. Rev. John E. Rikteraitia, Egypt still presumably had planes. ganlring hand. In the great the bitterest answer, we sup not tumble or fall over on Its seven feet per second. It te in bins Room. Minister vania Divi.sion of the Salvation Mathews Special Agency — New Yorlt. cm- ■““Come Before Winter.” Assistant Pastor CMgo, l^trolt and Boaton. Had the attack on the Liberty come, court reform session of 1959, no pose, so far as those who di Mde. Had that happened, It teresting to note that It Struck Monday. 7:45 p.m., Loyal Cir Rev. Betsy G. French, Army. “I Shared a Boom with Him” i Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Ladles Bi . 9 :30 a.m. Public Bible dis sm'MWTnTt audit BUREAU OF CIRCULA- then, in the dark, on, let us say, the serious effort was made to in rected strategy for the probate would have ben an $80 million on one foot first. Apparently cle, Federation Room. Minister of Christian Education Brig.. Lyons will sip(Nk at a This is a tribute to the per course "The Meaning of Christ’s Masses at 6:45, 7:46, 9, 10:16 PONS.______judges are oonoemed—is that Ithe Surveyor landed on a sur ble class. Tuesday, 12:46 p.m.. Bazaar Sunday School program at 9:30 first night of the war, it might have clude the probate courts, on the sonality of Vincent Genovesl failure, for Surveyor couldn’t and 11:30 a.m. this was something the judges have transmitted the tremen face 'which sloped by about ten Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid 9:30 and 11 a.m., Morning a.m. and at the morning .serv Saturday, June 10 had the nice effect of sending our car theory that to alarm them and from one who had never met ^ S ’a.m , Group discussion u who trooped to Hartford to dous volume of data and pic- degreee. week Service. _ . . . ______8 D.m.. Nominating commit ice at 10:4.’) at the ciitadel. He rier-based planes Into the air not mere- their defenders would place the him until a few days before his (. ______of the Watohtower Magazine 8 p.m., Nominating Sacred Heart Oiiirch Worship, Ohuroh Sohool Day; campaign against this bill did tureo currently being relayed When the Surveyor landed, the Rev. Miss French will will aI.<(o speak at the evening iy to cdrole the liberty protectively, but whole main chance of court re death. article; “Mildness, a Christian tee, Robbins Room. Rl. 30, Vernon to themselves and their col to the earth. To understand the thrust of the vernier rock Community Baptist Church Wednesday, 7 :30 p.m., Ways preach. Church School children .service at 7 in Center Park. to attack some target.® We might have form in peril. Any othri" Ume I shared a room with him at Tt Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor In The Hour Of Adpantagc what happened on that event ets lifted it off the surface at 586 E. Center St. The Sunday School program anybody discussed the possibil leagues throughout the riata the Manchester Memorial Hos Rev. Patrick Sullivan will participate In leading of been in the war, and everybody might ful touchdown, ft Is necessary an angle of ten degrees and it '' Rev. Frederick R. Bruce, ^ W e S T y , ' 7:30 p.m.. Group will be conducted by Mr. and iKttel, l»y Sts own e«toirta, and th* ity of reforming the probate As one bystander observed a pital, and I look back on my Missionary committee, Wilcox Assistant Pastor the services. Grade 3 children have been In it. to reconstruct the events bounced 35 feet. At the top of Interim Minister discussions of a Bible aid at the Mrs. Francis McCarthy, with tfntted States, by (Unit of Israel’s efforts, courts, politicians threw up a few minutes after the bin had friendship with him as a bright ot Room. will receive Bibles. The attack didn’t oome at night, on the lancBng. its bounce. It was moving down following locations; 287 Oakland Christian education committee Tuesday, 8 p.m., Board of students and clas.ses participat srs riding hdgb as a result of tJie t«m warning hand. They were con passed the House, this was one spot in my stay there. 'S ' ------‘ St., 726 ,N. Main St., 18 Cham Masses at 7, 8, 9 :16, 10:30 and the first night of the war. It came in After a trip of 66 hours the hill with a lateral speed of about 9 a.m., Church School for all Religious Education office. Christian Education, Miss ing. The Junior Song.sters di ef eivents In the Near Eiast. ceded to be an empire to them of those rare oocurrenoes when He was able to speak only be one foot per second. After three bers St. and 71D Bluefleld Dr. 11:45 a.m. broad daylight, when the war wa* al Surveyor approcu:hed the moon * ages. Expanded session for Nur- Property committee, Junior French’s office. rected by Alton Munsrie will The Arab sbaites, by tlhelr own pitiaW* selves, surrounded by defenders the opposition to a bill actually tween long pauses, but he told seconds and while the vernier in Manchester. Also; 144 Grif ready almost over. But the kind of world provoked Its passage. With a speed of 5,900 miles ' sery through Grade 4 continuing High Room. St. Bernard’s Church Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Annual sing ait the morning service, BriUitacy weataoess, and Russia, first by from the public. me matter-of-factly about his rockets were still firing, it once fin Rd., South Windsor. in which we are all apparently content But at six minutes to one If the ju ^ e s had stayed per hour. When it reached an ’ through worship service. 8 p.m., Deacons. Federation St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville organizational meeting. Fellow and the Junior Band directed Wff misjudgnient of the Arab strength, condition, and his "sweet more touched down, this time ' 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Friday at Kingdom Hall: o’clock the. other morning, this home, the UU would proboMy altitude of 52 miles, the radar Room. Rev. George F. X. Reilly ship Hall. by Alan Lyons, nephew of the to live, since nobody really ever does house”, and his family. What I with a speed of about one foot Sermon: “Beyond Rules.’’ Chil- 7:30 p.m.. Theocratic Ministry and tlwn by Its own abject atoandon- once feansome political power never have got through either system triggered the firing of Thursday, 8 p.m.. Executive Pastor Thursday, 4:30 p.m.. Furnish- guest speaker, w ll play at the anything about changing it, is a kind will never forget is his concern per second. After three seconds ’ dren’s story: “Acres of Dla- School. Bisnt of the Arabs when a war was Senate or House. three small vernier rocket en board of Manchester Council of Rev. .lames H. Ro.yle ings and memorials committee, service in the park. of world which has no guarantee that didn’t have strength enou^ to for my welfare at such a Ume. and while the vernier rockets' 'monds.” Nursery is provided. 8:36 p.m.. Service meeting. being lost, are tasting the blitterert But the imperative, impoitu- gines and initiated the 40- Churches, Robbins Room. Rev. Anthony Knzdal such mistakes will always happen In force a roU call vote in the Was I feeling better, did I eat were stlU firing, It once more * 2:30 p.m.. Church planning dregs of defeat and discredit. House. In the Senate, the Fri nate, over-insistent way they second firing of the soHd-pro- (AP Photofax) Bolton Congregational Church First Congregational Church brood daylight, and at the tail end im a good lunch, did I want to use touched down, this time with a ■‘session in Fellowship Hall. Now M tbe time foe Israel and the day night before, the bill had did oome to Hartford and try his TV? When lying in bed I pellant retro-rocket to slow it Zion Evangelical North Methodist Church Masses at 7, 8, 9, and 11 Rev. J . Stanton Conover, United Church of Christ stead of at the beginning of a war. down. The retro-rocket, which speed of about 6.4 feet per sec 7 p.m.. Junior High and Sen- United Sbatee, for their own good, for not even been accorded the dig to operate in the corridors there would look across to him and ,Chtlieran Church 300 Parker St. Practical Joke Backfires a.m. Minister Andover generated a push or thrufA of ond and about 20 feet downhlB '^Mor High Youth F’ellowships will (Mlesouri Synod) Rev. Earle R. Custer, Pastor Wm poesibl'Uty of some better Idnd of nity of having Itself actually obtained for the blH an over catch a smile and, If he could Three seniors at Edgewood High School, West Co Miss JeaUne LeFevre Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., 8,000 to 10,000 pounds, depend of its first landing point meet. Terry R. Candee, debated. There, it had taken whelming measure of support find the strength, “HoW are you Cooper and High SUi. vina, Calif., worked all night looping 39 old tires St. Matthew’* Church, ToUand Stndent Director of Christian Pastor ■Ce for the whole world, to be especial Cellar-Door Summer Afternoons ing on temperature, burned Rockete Stop Rev. Walter L. Abel, Pastor In Training about 30 seconds of bi-partisan the postUve persuaslveneas of doing?” over a 40-foot flagpole. But school officials found Rev. J. aifford Curtin, Pastor Education ly Idnd to the Arabs, and to Russia “Sununer afternoon—summer aftM> out. At that instant the alti Again the Surveyor bounced. Interim Pastor concert to pass the bill without Its authors would never have After the nurses had fixed us The Presbyterian Church out their identities and the trio then spent all day Meeting Sundays In New Church 9:48 a.m.. Church School Day Having taught the Arabs to fear Is- noon; to me these always have been the tude of the Surveyor was Again Its path made an angle 43 Spruce St. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship either speechee or recorded eUrited. They protested too up at the end of the day and 10 a.m.. Children’s Sunday. Services, for Church School chil lael mllWarily, there is now need for about 37,000 feet R had been of ten degrees with the vertical Rev. George W. Smith 8:45 a.m., Sunday School, Service. Sermon: “The Beg;in- with hacksaws, cutting the tires apart. Tliey got two most beautiful words in the Eng- much, too long, and too fierce put off the lights and gone out Masses at 7:30,- 8:30, and 10:30 Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Board of dren and parents. Israel also to oonvdnice its neighbors votea. And now, in the House, slowed from 5,900 miles per but this time It rose only 11 feet Minister Divine Worship with Examina- ning of Wisdom.” the tires over the pole by standing on a ladder on Beh Language.” where the judges of the pro ly, until they had turned even and it was quiet and dark, I It moved downhill about eight a.m. religious education. 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. hour to 327 miles per hour. tlon and Confirmation conducted 9 a.m.. Church School. Nur- top of a station wagon and hoisting the tires with Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Brad they need not fear Israel. Indulging our individual sentiment, w* bate system might hav« been legislators who would normally could always depend on a broth feet and aa it approached the After dropping a few more '. 9:30 a.m., Sunda; School by the Rev. Walter L. Abel of sery and Grades 4 through H. a rod used to clean swimming pools. ley, “Restore, Establish, and And the United States, having un- are stemeky grateful to one great Lit have been their friends Into erly voice to say “Goodnight, surface the vernier rockets ter Unitarian Meeting House expected to hsiVe widest influ thousand feet, the main retro- ■classes for all ages. Wapplng. 10:30 a.m.. Church School. St. George’s Episcopal Ohnreh vftbUngly, and without much of its own erary figure, Henry James, for saying Russ”. minated their firing at an al 60 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Stiengthen.” ence, they fared no better. cynical quesUonera. There were, engine was jettironed and the 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Sunday Nursery, Kindergarten and Rt. 44 A, Bolton doliig, benefited greatly ftom Russia’s Goodnight, Vincent—^It was a titude of three feet FlnaUy, Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Study that to anoiher great novelist, Edith It had better be observed, of course, other more funda thre vernier rockets continued ^JChlldren’s Day program. The School staff meeting. Grades 1 through 3. Rev. Douglas E. The'uner, Vicar power politics blunder in the Near Nest, privilege to know you. Surveyor landed with a speed of Legal Move Planned group. Wharton. parenthetically, that a oon- mental reasons for the passage thrusting to further Slow the ^^Rev. Mr. Smith preaching. Ser 7:30 p.m., North Methodist 7:30 p.m.. Trustees. Russell MacKendrick about seven feet per second. It 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, DOW needs abovs all to help Russia save To select these two wards—so accur sdouenesB of their power did of the bill. But It got Its biggest spacecraft. By that time the mon : ' 'The Worship of a 20th Cadre. 8 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. 8 p.m., Church boards and should have remained station Emanuel Lutheran Chiuch Nursery and Worship Church Dt least a portion of face,. self respect ately, so convincingly that we, for In hong over both soenea, and ac crucial booet from the conduct speed had dropped to about 250 Century Child.” Monday, 7 p.m., Commission 10:16 a.m.. Morning Prayer. ary on the surface. But the Church and Chestnut Sts. Prohate Judges to Act School. committees. and world prestige from Its greet dlplo* stance, have been joining and echoing tually (hotate the strategy of of the particular judges who miles per hour. ^ 7 p.m., Evening Worship. Bas- on Worship. spacecraft still had enough mo- Rev. C. Henry Anderson, asatic defeat. having no recorded vote. Legis- oome to Hartford to kill It. Events in Cut Off Rockets ,’ lc Christianity — “The Fact Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Building Jehovah’s Witnesses tliem in our mind and blood ever rinos Ucm to move across the surface Pastor Vernon Assembly of God Church St. John’s Episcopal Church H w reasons for such modes of con Now the Surveyor was dose '.and Nature of Sin.” committee. Asainst Reorganization Northeast School Kingdom Hall Rt. SO near Hillside Ave.t they were first encountered—this itsrif for about one foot before com Rev. Eric J . Gothberg, n “ enough to the lunar surface to Monday, 6:30 p.m.. Volleyball. Wednesday, 9 p.m.. Pastoral Intersection of Rt*. 80 and 81 Hartford Tpke. Vernon duct ara obvious. was a piece of act. ’Ihe seleoUon and Capital ing to rest upright Assistant Pastor receive reliable signabi from Wednesday 7:30 p.m., Prayer relations committee. HARTFORD (AP) — Probate said Friday the question is no Vernon Rockville Rev. Jam es L. Grant, Rector Much will b e . decided, now, about presentation of words is in Itself a Ut- Now Surveyor could under the radar altimeter and Dop meeting and Bible study. Friday, noon, Tyler (Circle judges will meet soon to plan longer “if” legal action will be Rev. Michelino Ricci whether the Arabs retire deeper into etary aocompUehment, aknost, perhaps, Arab Truce Sparks Hope take Its photographic mission 9 and 10:46 a.m., Dl'vlne Wor Raffweed Will Stay pler velocity sensor radar sys Friday, 6:30 p.m., Father-and- picnic. legal action against the new undertaken, but “when and 9 a.m., Public talk, “Reach 7:46 a.m., Holy Communion. their neurosis hating their way forward WASHINGTON (AP) — Hay- as planned. The high degree of ship and Church School. Nur the beginning and the end of literary tem. ' This system governs the Probate Court reorginization how,” according to the news 9:45 a.m., Simday School. ing and Retaining Maturity,” by 9 a.m.. Holy Ctommunlon, Ser to another ten or twenty years from fever sufferers, ragweed appar engineering and the precision ,,8on Banquet. sery for infants. Sermon by craftamonehlp. But these words—“sum For Settlement in Vietnam operation of the vernier rock St. James’ Church law, the Hartford Courant re papers. 11 a.m., Worship Service. J. Crook Watchtower Society mon, classes, babysitting. ently is not going to be knocked built into the Surveyor compo Pastor Orthberg, “The Need (or now when they might feel capable of mer afternoon” — were Henry James’ WASHING’rON (AP)—Tbp Another member of the panel. ets eo they can be cut off in Msgr. Edward J . Reardon, ports. The move for an injunction 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. representative. 10:46 a.m.. Morning Prayer, out of the pollen count 'in the nents by the Hughes Aircraft Church of the Assumption Constant Concern.” turning the tables, or begin deciding to words, and of his mood and toate and senators hope U.S.-Soviet coop Sen. John Sherman Cooper, R- stantly at the proper altitude. Pastor A spokesman for the judges to block the law from going into Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer 10 a.m., Study of May 15 issue jjoly Baptism, Sermon, classes, near future. Company apparently prevented Adams St. and Thompson Rd. Eve and let Uve. eration In working for a Middle Ky., a former ambassador to tDdeaily, the radar system op Rev. Eugene F. Torpey effect July 1 reportedly could and Bible Study. of Watchtower “Mildness, a babysitting. era. The Agriculture Department a catastrophic conclusion to a Rev. Francis J . Mlhalek Second Congregational Oiureh And, if the danger of too much shams East cease-fire will lead to a India, also saw the possibility of erates so that when the Sur Rev. John J. 0 ’Bric>n come from either a meeting of Christian Requirement” page 5 ;3 o to 6 p.m.. Couples Club It is also good to have had, in our admitted Friday elimination of successful flight Pastor S85 N. Main St. and chagrin in the Arab world Is thus Vietnam settlement. great U.S.-Soviet strides, possi veyor focitpads are about 12 Rev. Vincent J . Flynn the State Probate Assembly or Avery St. 300. at Horace Burnham’s, Xoehr current heritage, someone who would ragweed would be inordinately On hearing this etory ena Rev. Ernest J. Coppa Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister described as a long-range danger, the “There are a lot of skeptics of bly in the direction of a Vietnam feet above the lunar surface Legion Fund a group of judges. Christian Reformed Church Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Group Rd., Rockville, parallel that James selection with one expensive, costing between |1.50 could not help but think: Sup Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 danger of what a defeated and discred course,” said one senator, “but settlement, “if the Russians and moving with a speed of Masses at 7, 8, 8:16, 10:30 The Probate judges are ex 601 Avery St. discussion in the Bible aid “Life Monday, 7:30 p.m., Vestry of her own, as foUows: there la a feeling. Maybe it’s continue cooperating.” and ISO an acre. pose the vernier engines were Associate Minister and 11:30 a.m. South Windsor Everlasting in Freedom of the meeting. ited Russia may ICel and try to do is “Because of its (ragweed’s) about 3% miles per hour the and 11 ;46 a.m. pected to challenge the appfJnt- "As far as I am oonoemed, the most just a hoi>e.” not precisely matched? Had For July 4tli Rev. James A. Bonnema, Sons of <3od.” Wednesday, 9 a.m.. Prayer almost immediate. Where the Arabs are The United States, said Coop presence throughout the country vernier rockets cut out and ment of a Superior Court judge, beautiful word In EngUeh is collar- Senate Democratic I.«ader they not been perfectly match 8:46 a.m.. Adult study. Gospel Hall . Minister Friday, 7:30 p.m.. Theocratic group, babysitting. er, should move aggressively to to the degree that it Is, the costa peiroit the Surveyor to “free- St. Bartholomew’s Church probably Judge Jay E. Rubinow weolc, Russia is strong. Where the door.” Mike Mansfield said he certain ed the Surveyor, starting off 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. 416 Center St. ------Mdnisitry School, written re- 10 a.m., Holy Communion. cultivate this atmosphere of co Involved to attempt eradication faJU” to the surface. It should Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor of Manchester, as administrator the Arabs, in their rage, are impotent, ly hoped that “out of this would ten degp:eea from the vertical, Church School Day, honoring Is at $919 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for view. Sermon 25A-25B. Thursday, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.« This was, of course, a deliberate low operation. would be prohibitive,” testified then land vvith a speed of about Rev, Edward M. LaRose of the Probate Court system on Bussla, in its wounded pride and batter come some consideration of could have tumbled; or, on Its Church School teachers. Order 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. all ages. 8:30 p.m.. Service Meeting, Bible class, baby-sitting. brow play on the famous Henry James Chairman Warren G. Magnu- Francis J . Mulhern, director of lOigUt mpb. The draok Is easily Assistant Pastor The American Legion July July 1. ed face, is a many-weaponed giant. As Vietnam difficulty.” second attempt at touchdown, of Baptism. Sermon by the Rev. 11:46 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. ■nieme: “Help People to Bene Friday, 7 p.m., Junior Bible quotation. But it was, as Dorothy Par son, D-Wash., of the Senate the department’s regulatory and absorbed by the landing gear the Surveyor could have landed Mr. Wilson. Coffee Hour in Fel- 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. 4th Fireworks fund went over The appointment may be chal such, Russia is bound to be tortured President Johnson, said Commerce Committee, which and the crushable aluminum Nursery. J fit from God’s Word.” class. ker pen-pushed It on Its own way to Mansfield, “would not look un control programs. on one leg and toppled. All sorts Masses at 6 :48, 7 ;46, 9, 10:16 jowship Hall after services. Tuesday, 8 p.m., Prayer meet $900 this week. Last week the lenged on grounds that no one Evening Service. arid tempted and driven to some oom- will hold hearings on Johnson’s blocks beneath the Surveyor 7:30 p.m., posterity, also an impish assertion of favorably” on the United Na Mulhern, appearing before a of possibilities presented them and 11:30 a.m. 7 p.m.. Ordination Service for ing. amount collected was $743.50, can be given the authority to 10 a.m.. Women’s pensaitlng retrieval somewhere some East-West trade bill, said U.S.- Thursday, Wapplng Community Church United Methodist Church values which were real. It mocked the tions turning its attention to House Agriculture subcommit frame. selves during these critical few the Rev.-Mr. Wilson. Reception Friday, 8 p.m., Bible reading. and this week it registered at suspend an elected official, such Soviet action on the Mideast Bible study, nursery provided. Congregational Rt. 44A, Bolton time. Having failed one group of allies courtly, croquet-lawned sentiment of Vietnam after It deals with th* tee, acknowledged ragweed This sequence was not fol seconds, any of which could St. Bridget Church in Fellowship Hall after serv $919.50. as a probate judge whose eiec- “could ease the climate in the lowed aa programimed. FV>r- Henry R. Wierzbicki, advance tjon jg specified in the state Rev. Roy B . Hutcheon, Minister Rev. Hugh A. GlDis in the Near Bast, It will feel Itself re Henry James; at the same time It set Mideast crisis. pollen could aggravate hay fe have spelled disaster. Rev. John J . Delaney, Pastor ice. The Salvation Army First Evangelical Lutheran quired to dispel doubts of other allies whole world. If they continue to ver and asthmatic conditions. tunately, what did occur did The experience with Survey Rev. Robert J. Keen Thursday, 9:30 a.m., Con 681 Main St. donations chairman, said, “The constitution, Rev. Theodore Bacheler, Minister up its own affectionate nostalgia for ‘Tt appears to me,” aaid Church of Rock'viUe Minister elsewhere. It has an ally standing bade cooperate.” But, he added, ragweed is only not affect the mission of Sur or m can be fed back into the ’ Rev. Dennis R. Hussey ference staff planning session. Captain Ernest V. Payton generosity of local businesses, ^nder the terms of the new what might be going around on ths Mansfield in.an interview, “that “I would hope,” he added, Rev. Richard E. Bertram, 9 a.m.. Church School and to the wall in Vietnam. it has been proven the United one of many plants having such veyor. 'What is even more sig argument as to the need of as Officer in Charge professionals, industries and the administra- Pastor other side of the same house—that slid “the Soviet attitude would be a public in general has shown us authority to'suspend 8 a.m., Worship Service. Ser Morning Worship. Sermon: Now Is the Ume, then, for Israel to Nations in the person of the Se an effect. nificant, it pointed up a poten tronauts on these spacecraft Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 in Trinity Covenant Church ing down oellar-doora which, because permanent one, but the Rus tial hazard to future' astro Sunday, 8 a.m.. Prayer Break- behind our fire- elected probate judge after mon by the Rev. Mr. Hutcheon. "Frozen Pace.” ose generosity and imagination in its curity Council cannot work ef Mulhem’s testimony came In The computers were confused the church. 9 ;15, 10:30 and 12:00 Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. 9 a.m., Sunday School. It would obviously be forbidden lest it sians are so changeable.” reply to a bill proposing nation nauts If they were to rely sole by correctly returned radar sig works program and our com- 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Monday, 8 p.m.. Official board own propoelUona for a new order in the fectively unless the two great ' In the auditorium. K. Ejnar Bank, Pastor fast. 10:30 a.m.. The Service. wear out too many seats of pants or powers work in concert.” But Sen. Gale W. McGee, D- wide ragweed eradication of ly on automaic landing sys- nals. A man could haVe seen 9:30 a.m., Sunday School munity sei^ce work. ^ held. Service. Special Children’s Day meeting with commissions for Near Boat. Wyo., expressed belief the So- Wierzbicki said that this services. Church School. planning session Introduce too many slivers Into tender He added, "It kwka as if we fered by Rep. Edna F. Keilly, D- ems. What happened was that the difference in heights and St. John’s Polish National 9:30 a.m., Simday School (Classes for all ages). month the last. $100 in the Whether a constitutional of- Our Savior Lutheran Church Now is the time, flien, for the United vioti “are doing what we should N.Y. young bottoms — was In Ltself one of are veering in the direction of the Surveyor headed for a reacted accordingly. Here, the Catholic Church with classes for all age groups. 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting Legion Community Service «cial such as a Superior Court 23tf Graham Road, Wapplng Motes to ooosider acting as If the Unit the things that could help make “sum two-power concerts.” be doing,” dealing with the Mid Shallow crater, being guided salvation of an $80 million mis Rev. Waiter A. Hyszko 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship, (nursery prorided) Rev. Walter L. Abel, Pastor east and tfietnam separately. Fund was used *o send several Judge has the authority to move ed Mates and Russia moved together mer afternoons” immortal. “We might see a new ai>- *Bailey Should Talk* down to touchdo^ by three sion hung on luck. The pres Pastor Sermon topic: “A Transmls- 6:16 p.m., Open Air Meeting. Manchester students to the °ut of his own court area into McGee suggested the Soviets WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. Jericho Walls Fall Again^ to moke peace In the Near ERst, and Her seleotion of “cellar-door” as her proach to Vietnam,” said Mans radar beams. These scanned ence of a man would have in sable Heritage.” Boys’ State, held each year at the probate field and take over 9 a.m.. Early Worship. field. “Maybe a de-escalation of were more or less forced to co John J. Williams says the Dem sured success. Masses at 8 :30 and 10:30 a.m. 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting. fcr the United States to see if it cannot, Idea of the most beautiful word in Eng the surface and the return 8 p.m.. Children’s Day Serv the University of Connecticut. the administration of that court 9 a.m., and 10:30 a.m., Sun M Its own policy, reestablish those pos- the bombing. I would not be too operate. In the United Nations ocratic National Committee was fed into the guidance com Ciopyright 1667 ice. Social Hour after pro Monday, 6 p.m.. Junior Song day School. Hardly a Shot Was Fired lish had a touch more of the sweet and because “they backed the Wierzbicki said that any prof- ui^Y be at issue, ribUtties by which, last winter, Russia surprised If that happened.” should testify if the Senate Fi puter wldch operated the three General Features Oorp. gram. sters. 10:30 a.m., Late Worship. a touch less of the bitter than was nor wrong horse” In the Middle nance Committee resiuned 8 p.m., Friendship Circle. its from the July 4th program The new law eliminates a re- Israeli-occupied Sea. There Is a small, shaded Secretaiy of State Dean Rusk Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Mid are used for various programs quirement that the 126 probate JERICHO, seemed to be standing ready to try to mal for Dorothy Parker’s more famous East and recognized the Arabs hearings on proposed federal THE Tuesday, 2 p.m.. Home They fought an- Picnic .site where Jesus was returns today to face question week Service. in schools and the community, judges pay dues to the Probate Wesleyan Methodist Church Jordan (AP) get North Vietnam to the first negoUa- were beaten too badly to press financing of presidential elec League. . , . J 4.U baptized. Today it was deserted, witticisms. But at her best, there had ing on the Middle East situation Bari Petersen, geheral cQiaiir- Assembly. The assembly has al- Crystal Lake Rd., EUington ttotis toward an. end to the fighting in by the Senate Foreign Relations their support. tion campaigns. BIBLE 6 p.m., Corps Cadet Classes. other battle of Jericho and the Hebron, southwest of Jer* to be at leeist a suggestion of the senti First Church of Christ, man of the July 41to program, ready adopted a resoilution au- Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor Vietnam. Committee. Mansfield said because the Committee aides said John M. 6:46 p.m., Senior Songsters. walls came ^tumbling down with ygaiem and long a hotbed of ment she sliced; a moiety of respect for Tales of Connecticut Scientist said all arrangemehts for the .thorlzing legal action, Whatever hand can be extended to Rusk hurriedly broke off his Soviet Union lies near the war BaUey, Democratic national SPEAKS 8 p.m.. Senior Band. School, hardly a shot being fired. agitation against Israel by the other side of the coin; a touch of U7 N. Main St. program have been' completed »pjjg „ew law goes into effect 9:46 a.m., Sunday the crestfallen Arabs, to the nettled testimony Thursday when he area the Soviets “could have chairman Informed the panel Wednesday, 8:30 p.m.. Sun An Israeli motorized colunm Palestine refugees, was occu- affection for the victim she brushed with the police. He also stress Classes for all ages. received word at the committee caused considerable trouble If he preferred not to testify dur beams. I three stages: Service. chased retreating Jordanian pled by bys loads of yo^ g Isr- IBosoow, whatever opportunity con be 11 a.m.. Church Sunday Serv ed that the setting off of fire 11 a.m.. Worship with acid. You cannot laugh InteaUgent- hearing of the Israeli attack on they desired to.” ing the last two weeks of public Eugene Thursday, 6 p.m.. Junior First the court administrator armor down the main road east aeli troops. They had been glVMi to both to play a respected equal Polite Glutton ice, Sunday School and Nursery. crackers by Individuals is Nursery. ly at life or a* people unless you love the U.8. Navy ship Liberty, The The United States and the So hearings on various campaign Brewer Band. to be appointed by Associate from Jerusalem Thursday, and warned by their commandera to pbIs hi effints to build the difficult against the law and can be ex 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. them too, and now that Dorothy Porker Israelis Issued a formal apolo- viet Union, said Msinsfleld, Qnanclng proposals. "God The Preserver of Man” 7 p.mT, Open Air Meeting. Justice John Cotter takes over swung toward the city on the 8^ve the local Arabs a wlda By W esley Qryk Jr. tremely dangerous in a public 6:30 p.m.. Fast and Prayer, psscs where war is so easy, will be for has loosed her last barb. It Is time to should work to “bring about a “I ’m afraid some people are A college professor of mine. is the subject of the lesson-ser- 7:30 p.m.. Mid-week Meeting. on July 1 and begins setting up gy- to^eaking of tile inconsistency ,non; The Golden Text, from 7 p.m., livening Prayer banks of the Jordan River. Then berth. tbe better, and will represent the large “I imagine he’ll give us a pretty sharp’ and drastic reduc going to think this refusal of the Prince deBrogUe, visiting the During this period In Mstoiy, gathering. the administration of the prob discuss her secret openly. She knew, all Any area of local persons who Wednesday, 7 p.m., Prayer they waited for Israeli planes to For the troops, ocoupying the way, the statesmaniUke way, for Israel good deal more than he has to tion” of arms exports to the Democratic National Committee United States in 1739 tor the wealthy Americana bad estab ' of humah opinion, once said: joshua, 1:9, “Be strong and of ate court system — forms, sys the time, she was a softie, a sentimen “It depends on whose ox is be- courage; be not afraid, would like to contribute to the Service and Bible study. do a modern version of the tac- city was a task of sweet remem- and the United States to exploit the date,’’ said Mansflold, a For Middle East. Both are major means that it reaUy does not first time, felt a slight aiokisb lished a complete code ot such tems, date processing equipment ______— — tic used by the great Jewish brance and revenge. Not only talist, who really wanted the beet of ing gored.” The general neither be thou dismayed; for Double Escapee program may send their checks rituniUon they now find themselves in. eign Relations Committee mem suppliers of weaponry to nations favor the President’s proposals feeling in his stomach as he signals, by which a guest could and other details necessary for 8t. Maurice Church, Bolton general, Joshua. does Hebron contain the legen- both posaitole worlds—her own cellar- ency is to condenm the Lord thy God is with thee to George Frost at the Connec Hoiw big these two nations can be, ber. In the area. on the subject,” WilUams, a swallowed his eleventh cup ot express hte deairee hy only re ly in others what we condone ^lou goest.” . fees and expenditures, audits, Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor j„ghua’s men marched Abr^m^ Iwae door on a Jamesian summer afternoon. Is Back in Jail ticut Bank and Trust Co., Man and other details. and Jacob, but in 1929 the Jew to such a moment, will have everything Delaware RepubUcan, said Fri toa. When the Prince was done, arranging hte rilverwiaire or chester. Checks should be made aroimd the walls and then day. China. H , M ^ Protestants cringe to 8 p.m., Wednesday testimony ish settlement of some 3,(MX) to do with whether or not there has his American hostess smiled LITCHFIKLD (AP) — A 26- payable to the American Legion Second on Oct 1 the limi Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 tiiem do'wn: psychologl- But committM aides said 4 hear their neighbors address meeting, people was ■wiped out in an Arab been raol vlotocy or real gain for sny- and riCfered him another re American etiquette, by the Th^^eading Room is located year-old Waterbury man has Fireworks Fund. tation on the use of appraisers a.m. cal warfare before the term was New Liirlits A Thought for Today H e r a l d « BaUey had advised the panel doee of tbe eighteenth cen their clergymen aa "Father,” for estaites will begin. Present massacre. Today’s driver stares at a jukebox fill. . v r t ^ e r to'thrir own as "Rev- at 749 Main St. and is open to been returned to Litchfield State The following persons made invented. bodgr. the national committee did fa tury, had become a ocmpUcaited law requires two appraisers for The tombs are housed in a array of fixed and winking lights on Sponsored by the Manchestsr DeiBroglle, well-trained in erendi” and equally ■vain and public, excepting legal holi- after escaping from au- contributions this past week: United Pentecostal Chn«* This time Israeli air force Y e s t e r d a y s vor President Johnson’s recom every estate, but after Oct. 1 Moslem mosque, which had Council of Churches European table manners, real procedure. Dancing schools, 72 Center St. planes swooped over town, his instrument paneL Oar buffs, who mendation for direct govern been a Christian church until ised that he would be wrong to tor example, were very much = “ aS t s . wV'S''-, 7 .a , (Orange Hall) dropped a few bombs to frighten life In a Tinderbox prefer gauges, oaU them “Idiot lights.” 25 Yean Ago ment Bubsidlee for presidential the Crusaders were chtwed out The Ohuroh to be the Ohiurob refuse. So . . . with a slight frowned upon. Neverthelesa, a deratand the Bible, an inspired 7 to 9. ChUders Restaurant & Dairy estates drops from six months Robert Baker, Pastor the inhabitants and flew away. They oome in red, blue, green or yrilow election campaigns. withoiii an Insnired in- '’’''“""a" - . . . _ about 1,(MX) years ago. Before What the U.S.S. liberty was doing must be involved with the A large number of parishon- grimace, he begap to gulp good host and hostess were re ■’ book, without an Inspired Bruce Calvin Hickson, who po- Romahowski $2, to three months. and they bear tiddngB of woe some Fred Schrlbner, general coun The city fell so irteWy tiiat to- Jewish temple, 16 miles off the Mnai coast is not clear. world. This implies that one ers and friends of tbe Covenant dbwn fate dozenth cup ot the quired to provide abundant op ' terprefter, najnely the Church. lice say lued several aliases, Seg. Manufacturing Co., Inc Third, the law becomes fully 10 a.m., Sunday School. day there was none of the tradi where within the mechanical brute. sel of the Republican National South Metiiodist Church built at ateut the same time a* K Is classified as a “oommunloations” cannot separate political obedi Congregational (Jhurch gather to amber-colored brew. By this portunities for their gueets to ■ But are we to assume that the made hte first escape here Sun- Fogarty Bros., Inc. $5, Coret effective on Jan 1, when a 11 a.m.. Worship Service. tional debris of war in it. The Ford Motor Oo. recently listed Committee testified earlier that popes and councUs are more Rev. J . Manley Shaw, D.D. Solomon's temple in Jerusalem. ence-from a new form of Chris hear a special Golden Jubilee time, the women sitting next engage in dancing. The names day and was apprehended in Casuals $5. Manchester Sheet uniform fee schedule goes into 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. “If the army would let us, SfalPk s*«d one of Us talents in such a lo- scone. Ih e oldest idiot Ught Is the high instead of Johnson’s proposal, capable of speaking understand Pastor ■Tniurs^y, ?:30 p.m., Bible As long as it was a mosque, tian apostleshlp. Tbe involve Address by tbe Riev. A^hur to the Prince had noticed that of some of the popular steps New Britain Friday. i^g^al Works, Inc. $6, Alden E. effect and the full powers of we’d go on to Amman,” said a estion might have been to pick up what headlight' beam indicator; it came tax incentives, and particularly ably than were the apostles Rev. Biohard W. Diqpee Jews were barred. ment of several Manchester Johnson of Naugatuck. the poor man was having trou would do ctecBt to a present- New Britan police receive a Hjjjgy |2. the court administrator are to the ecmmandeni on either side' of tbe aboard 30 yeara ago. Now there are Skeptics and atheists scoff at Associate Pastor Union Congregational Church gunner. Today, for perhaps the first Churches in Moderate Income Income tax deductions, be es bles. She looked O'ver the sit day rock and roU group: The tip Friday that Hickson might Ralph p. Norton $11, be used. The law specifies the After Jericho had been se war then to progress were saying to lights that wain of an overheated en -. tablished to encourage cam * the unproven faith of Bible be- Rev. Gary S. Cornell Rockville time In a millennium, Jews en Housing is an example- of Tbe Eighth School and Util uation and quickly realized the “Rolling Hornpipe,” “Leather lievers while accepting equally be in the area. A motorcycle p^ank A. Bickmore $1, CSiaries major part of the new uniform cured, there was a brief Inci (heir units in tbe field. gine, low oil pressure, a dischoiging paign contributions. Associate Pastor i Rev. Paul J . Bowman, Minister tered the mosque by tha churches being obedient to their ities District votu at its regu cause his problem. | the Strap,” and ‘TW ycoatee," " unproven theories concerning poUceman stopped a car car- Agency Inc. $5, Pizza fee schedule for all probate battery, a door ajar, a low furi tank. OapHal Footnotee at Rev. Lyman D. Reed, dent. hundreds. The Israeli soldiers 'But wbstever the Uberty was actual political responsibility. ’This Is lar monthly meeting to erect a INscreetty, the woman called for example. the origin, purpose and destiny rylng Hickson and two other George F. McKeever courts, but the chief court ad Palestine refugees, whom the Some oars have lights that glare at Tbe National Science Founda , „ >9 «un>and 10:46Av.~ a.m.. Worship Assistant DDnister gathered over Abraham’s tomb ly doing. It was. apparently in water all part of the renewal of the two-car garage on its property detBrogUe from the table Often, a dancing eesaion be- men. , | 2 Manchester Tile & Floor minlstrator has reoeWed new Israeli believe were members of you when seat belts aren’t fastened, tion plana the first scheduled arm y ^ Uberal theologians smile at Service. Methodist Student Day. and began chanting a Hebrew Mom which some Egyptian vessels had church which is the gift of God. at the sawaga filter beds off and whispared a bit ot bur- epme sometMng of an endur At polico headquarters, Hick- coverine $6. John F. Barry, Jr. legal authority to set fees for when the trunk is unlatched or the HllUard S t winter flight to the antarctic ance contest At a largor-than- .1- the naivete of conservative The Rev. Mr. Dupee preaching. son _ ai^ed______to use the bathroom 9 a.! OMtonA Day W„. hutisd some shells at Israeli advances. . Man is powerless to renew tile 1 M.D. $10, Edson M, Bailey 2, the complicated trusts. parking brake riigaged. There Is a light contin^t on Juna 19 to deUver ried advice to him. The Prince h! Biblical Bupematurallam, vimUe Sermon: “The Way Chose You”, then~brtted from the front Bo, by mistake, the Liberty was sub- life of the Church. And we returned to Us seat and toyed average Norwich wedding, bald that tells you when the EM station to aix men to McMurdo Station for over a century and a half ago, , being forced, by their intellec- God and Country awards will ^^or, poUce said. Rubber Use Increases |sobed to a strafing by Israeli planes should never put undue Interest with his cup and spoon tor a $10, Cummings Ins. Agency $5, overwhelming •"iii. which the radio is tuned is broadcasting .10 Yean Ago various scientifle experiments. the 92 guests danced 92 jlg e,' ■ tual rejection of ti»e »me, to ^ presented at the 10:45 a.m. Laj^^ downtown New Bri- in the church's renewal beeausa moment, ^ e n as suddenly as accept even more incremWe agfyjee. Church School (or Raymond E. Gorman, Ins. gement despite opposition from sWp^ to'^^TaughU” 'the ^ v . the city. The Israelis fired WASHINGTON—United State* SBd, 30 minutes later, to attack from in stereo. God’s main intention is not sim Carmen Raymond GagUardi, 62 contra dancin, 46 minutes, ' unavoidable '^*‘«*''** ——— — tain, Hickaon handcuffed, a group of probate judges. Need^to^be^TaughLNeed to be Taught." ^ Dr. George A. CaUlouette of It had begun, the teardrinking planations for Agency, Inc. $3, Arnold Law forcing them back at consumption of natural rubber Innsali torpedo boots, with such, auc- in the future, Ford says, t^ere may ply the renewal of the Church 2^ a Boston native charged with and 17 hornpipes. One of . the Grade! 1 through 12. .Nuraery found pn a closed second- Mi . Reed preaching. 119 Center S t, of the local lodge marathon was over. The host facts. rence $2, Robert H. "Von Deck once. was up 6.8 per cent last year*^ oem that S3 American crewmen w ^ be idiot Ughte that wiidi wh^r tire pres but the renewal of the worid. the gangland murder of a Mas- moet interesting of wedding ^ conservatives who de- tor babies, m -schort classes » dwelling on Baptism. of Elks, is named first vice ess carried away the kettle to $2. .1 Along the 26 mile's of the Jeru from 1965, increasing from 616,- fclBed and 76 wounded. sure is low, or when. a Car ahead ap- Thus we must realize that the sachuietts bartender, has been dances was usually performed " fend the Biblical claims ot in- for children two to five years Lafayette Street. ' Also, Hazel Anderson-Brenda president of the Connecticut the kitohen and deiBroglle ut St. Peter’s Episcopal Church salem-Jericho highway, where a oqo 860,000 tons, according to ^ Wban this happened, American oar- pliee Its brakes. There is talk of install- Church’s ,renewal is a secon added to the F B I’s list of 10 by the bride’s sister. According spiration against Its traducers, of age. At the time of his escape Yeomans $3, Robert H, Ven- African Car Sales Up Elks Association. tered a slight sigh. z qiiioUy overlook their own 10:46 a.m.. Senior High For- Utchfield, Hickson was notice proudly announces that 0 ,^ Natural Rubber Bureau, Iter based fighter plants In the eastern ii« a “super-idiot” Hght; it wiU,^flaeb dary one. Our main focus (d at most wanted fugitives. to eetabltehed customs, she was nart $1, Kage Coiqpany, Inc. Sand Hill Rd. 'What msglcal bit of advice prejudiced manlpulatl<«i8 Qf th« um. PRETORIA —The South Af Wapplng the road was built with Ameri- ctonsumptlon for 1967 is fora- when other lights aren’t working. tention should he the reston- Featured as a highUgtat of the CAPITAL QUOTE supposed to jump into a latga awaiting trial on charges of $5, The 576 Main Street Corp. illedUM'iviiHnti “scrambled” into the air, bad the Prince’s table partner jx Scriptures in b ^ a lf of their Noon to 4 p.m.. Church Fam rican automotive industry had Rev. James A. Blrdsall, Vicar can aid, lay the burned or over- 566.000 tons. The prospect of having this OhiMmos tion of man to his manhood, 38th reunion of the MH8 class “Maintaining such a precar^ iron kettle and dance a jig to breaking and entering and lar $10, Vincent L. Diana, Atty. $6, off to oop what. vras the matter. And, given Mm to ward off the tea - tractions. . , ily Picnic. Susaimah Wesley turned carcasses of some 30 to ------:— ,------toee array come ablase all at once is the restoration of community, of 1982 is the presentation by lious balance oC otfsisttlnganna- signify her kind wlshee for her ceny, police said. Memorial Comer Store ,.$6, a highly successful 1966, with ------. bet Rush’s vretdbiag warships won- deluge? She had simply told * Trulv the legs of the lame Campus. car sales totaling 139,076. In 8 and 10 a.m.. Holy Comniun- 40 Jordanian trucks, tanks and - ______shattering enough to curl tbe ayerogs and the reconstruction of tbe George H. Marlow of a check ments is a perilous formula for sister. This unuspal practice " ara not equal! (Prov. 28:7). George A. F. Lundberg, M.D. weapons carriers of British and Jack Ouelletto of ^ P * * * * * ^ M r whom we were off to alitack, we maintaining permanent peace” him to place his spoon acroee also signified that the ^ 1 was Tuesday, 6 a.m.. Men’s .Adult 1965 the figure was 127,898. ion. Feast of St. Barnabas. motorist's hair. It may prompt s ^ e old torn world to a fully hunun for $380 to Edinn M. BaUey, The elenient with the moot $6, Edward Hunter $1, William American manufacture. M ^ ., a perfonn* ta IWIIW EMd. from Westalhgtoo, the “hot line” — Sen. Karl Hundt, R-S.D., op the ^ of hte cup. This, ac- willing to be the next family I Church of Christ Class will meet with the Rev. Sales of commercial vehicles Church School and Nursery. ^ fogies to recall with pure nostalgia the place. principal of Manchester H l^ LvdaU and Vernim Streate teoitopea te the ootorleM gas A. Knofla $6, F.E. Mallon $1. The road leads to the Jordan rings, captalaa W tef B e in ti to Niosoow to explain toat we had a sterner, harsher, siower and infinitely Rev. Gary 3. OonwO, School, to be used for ths pur- posing U.S. arms shipments to oordiiig to cMonlal manne^ member to get married. Wom Mr. Cornell. reached 47,059 last year, just Monday through Friday, 7:48 Phono: 848-M17 10:80 a.m., WCTU Flower MIs- xenon with 28; thht with tha Uiiknown $6, Francis' W. Hel- Rlvar. running igte the D«ad^ gjf;|||iiiM tw tagat*------^— ------grip being attacked and that ws know leas Complice^..days of Henry .Ford’s Associate Pastor chass of new books for the both sides in tha Arab-lsraali wan tbp itiEfiel that a penon en, It aeems,, will try anythiiif ? BiblelClasses, 9:45 a.m. under tiis 1986 levol, p ja ., Evsning Pwj?(*v teoB Day. RaeaptiOB‘tdtelL lowt te bydrogoa v4Ui throe. (rUft, M.D. $6. ' to bs ^ ^ MkM T,_Mn>WAUiaaB! 4pUBNiJU ■^u6b lu ltm lM ClMNiil iweteMalE. ta srdar'to aMtab A tatetatai. V fa ttU fi, 10:46 o.m., 6:00 p js. / i \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN. f AGE SIX MANCHESTER.EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 19^7 Nasser Will Stay On Little Says Poll Reveals Pioneer Will Buy 1 V.S. Assessment Divided Inequities in Tax Values Nasser Moves Influenced Israelis Attack l a Putnam-Based Firm Wilber Little, president of the action to Invalidate the revalua- By Soviets’ Information Manchester Property Owners ti MANCmSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« SATURDAY, JUNE 16,1^67 PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1967 Sports Viewing ftATU B D AT 1:00 (30) Roller Derby <5^ 2:00 (SO) Sandy Knnfax Show ST .PAUI^MIN^SfEAPO- nesota had a 032-431 record for a at Denver In the Pacific Coast ( 8) Washington va. win the peimant,” Griffith said. Ermer as managerial timber have nothing hut respect and LIS (A P)—Calvin Griffith winning percentage of .648. Leauis. He was starting hiS iSth Boston " I ’m riot going to critloize Mele; for more than 20 years. admiration for Calvin,’ ’ ne said. Mele’s Twins won the A.L. pen season this year ms a minor 2;16 (SO) Twins vs. Orioles I dumped S am 'M de as man- he’s- done a great Job. But I "At one time last year, I hn.d " I’ve always been treated fairly nant in 1965, finished second In league manager. 5:00 (80) Open Golf I ager of his Minnesota think it was time for a change, certain things on my mind,” by him.” ervices The deposed manager said he 1962 and 1966 and third in 1963. " I t Is. Indeed a great chal ( 8) Wide World ef usiNESS S i^iRECTORY and I think new leadership can Griffith said. "Then the club lenge,-” Erm er said -tefore don ^ o r t s ' Natlotas] League Twins Friday and tliurst turned around and started win has no plans for the rest of the Mele was Amierican League provide the spark to get us ning a uniform 20 Thlnutes be (18) Bowling W. L. Pet. G.B. ' on the shoulders o f veteran ning. I think there has been an season. ^Manager of the Year In 1965. wH' going.’* fore assuming command for the 6:00 (SO) Let’s Go to the CtlDonnatl 36 20 .648 minor league manager Cal accumulation of things. There Mele said his six-year record Ermer, 43, who first served as Although the move caught Twlns-Baltlmore game Friday Races St..,Louis '28 '20 .662 Ermer the task of rallying were things that should have with the Twins ‘ ‘speaks for It a player-manager for the Grif MANCHESTER Twins players and fans alike by night. 7:00 (18) WrestUng San Francisco 30 22; .677 been done that weren’t done.” self.” Under Mele, who took fith orgSJiizatlon in 1947 at the sputtering American surprise, Griffith said he had He then watched the Orioles 8:00 ( 8) Sports SpeeinJt r u g c l e a n in g FllJbUurgh r 27 22 .561 Mele took his ouster calmly, over the Twins’ field reins on Charlotte, N.C., when he was 22 Loeitinq for o place for CAR LEASING League club fo r a run at been considering a change since bomb four Twins pitchers for 14 "Conquest of Hlma- COM PANY Chicago ' 26 24 .520 and expressed no bitterness. June 23, 1961, when Griffith years old, was called up from that Special Affair? the pennant. mid-season' last- year. And the hits in an 11-3 drubbing. layas” GLASS 16 HANNA WAY ST. A tt^ ta 26 26 .500 "E ven though I ’ve been fired, I fired Cookie Lavagetto, Min Minnesota’s Triple-A farm team On 1 or 2 *‘I still think this team can Griffith organization had eyed SUNDAY • For Auto Windshields Philadelphia 24 26 .480 WE CATER TO: 1:80 (SO) W hite Sox ve. • For Store Fronts and all Phono 643-0012 Loii ‘ Angeles 21 31 .404 • Banquets • Weddings sizes of windows YEAR PLAN H c ^ o n 20 33 .377 Yankees • Gatherings 2K)0 ( 8) Washington vs. • For Table Tops 3-DAY New Yorkv 17 32 .347 • Group Me».‘ PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAXJ), IIANCHESTP^ C0WW.e SATURDAY, JUldS 10,1967 BY FA6ALY and SHORTEN Scbeob oad Closssi 33 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BIANGHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN» SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1967 M eloreydiM — B ie y e le t 11 ACCOUNTS payable dark — OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB AniwertoPiwj2!f*i£SwlS CLASSIFIED 1866 HONDA acrambler 806ce, A b K lOGMWERfN t> VIMT OM A fiUPiR- B 8 . 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For Main SL, Rockville. 876-3317. UlUUen itreun iSBMtemiUto We are an equal opportunity PUDDLES— 3UST SOMETHINOi OMORK /> YOU ARB Ayi. truck to A-1. the first time in the USA, employer. ; hr MANCHESTER EVENING HEatALD, MANCHESl’ER, CONN, SATURDAY, JUCT 10, 1967 PAGE THIRTEBII- p a g e t w e l v e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHBSTL_l, CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1967 Business Locations Business Property Houses For Sate 72 Holp Wonted— Molo 3« Dpge— BIrd»—Pets 41 H o u s r Ii o M Goods 51 Suburban For Sole 7S Wanted ReaH etafW j For Rent 64 For Sale ,70 Ma n c h e s t e r — s bodrov^p* Housot For Solo 72 Homos For Solo TZ, Hentot For Solo 72 Lote For Sate 73 Suburban For Sate 75 Suburban For Sate 75 puppies, CLEAN, USED refrigerators, ___ — ...... Ranch oversized gerajfe, nice FIRST SHIFT GOLDEN retreivcr friendy TOLLAND —oversized 6% room GLASTOKb URY immaculate FIVE BEDROOm, 2M W t l AKC registered, champion ranges, autom automatic atic washers, wasners, 35 MAIN ST.—400 square feet, BOLTON — s six i x lamuy famUy ap^- location,^ ’ nearly 32 acres of land.li SPLIT LEVEL —tamUy room, FIVE ROOM Cape—fuU dor MANCHES’TER —7 room Cape BOLTON —1% acre wooded lot VERNON — QUIET custom Ranch on a beautiful 1% acres, 10x65’ 4 room tra iler on 126x bath, family room. blood Une, home raised, per- with guarantees. See them at noor, adjacent to north ment ExceUrat condl^ ^ country home to town, re- dining room, modern kitchen mer, enclosed porch, $16,5(H). Cod, 2 baths, garage, porch, in resrtietod residential area, neighborhood, new CLASSIFIED bullt-ta bedrootas, country kitchen, 388’ treed tot. Artesian well. room, etc. etc. on OM to fbraj Tool Orib Attondant manenUv vaccinated. 649-9116. B . > D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649- end redevelopment, suitable throughout AU toee rrom ^,,eed to $81,900. Mitten Agoo- with bullt-lns, 1% bathe, gar- patio, overslsed lot, beautiful- CaU 649-1061. buUt Raised Ranch, H.M. Frechette, R ealty, 647- ceram ic tile professionally finished fanolly $10,000 full p rice. B ei Ahr Real acres with room for la ifs 'M fo*! ______y — .-M ain St, Call 648-2171. beauty parlor, barber shop units, all rented, aose to four Realtors, 643-6930. rage, large landscaped lot. $28,- ly landscaped, Ide^ location. ------stove and oven, CtnUl Press Opemtoc 9993. room, minutes from UConn. E state. 648-9332. table garden, wtUriB 26 m flw * TWO ADORABLE kittens ready o r office.----- AvaUable July T..1.. . 1. acres of land. Choice location ^------— 900. Philbrick Agency, Resltoia Low 20’s. 649-4888 after 5. bath, landsoaped wooded tot, f $21,200. Wolverton A gency, Etost HartfMd. Or ordinary 4» fo r adoption. 649-4895. (Wad- SEWING MACHINE —Singer CaU 649-2866. with unlimited possibilities. T. jxiNTHlMPbBARY—9 rooms, 4 640-5347. TWO FAMILY, 6-3, 'ieabtaet Land For Rent 73-A $22,000. D lm ock R ealty, 649- COVENTRY —newer 6 room ' advertising automatic rig-sag 1» cabinet, ______Realtors. 649-2813. bedroom house. Brohara wal>{ J . Crockett, R ealtor, 648-1577. bedroom s, 2% baths, autom at kdtehen, built-iii. vacuum ^16,600—6 ROOM Rancl^ 9823, 61if-5240. 4S-60 Hours Per Weric dell School area). home, exceUent condition, fire come. Call 866- SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1987 PAGE FOURTEEN ilattrijpater lEwantrig H fm lb Academic and Club Awards c . Given at Illing Assembly Business Bodies Students w(ho have shown ex- cla MoKeough and Susan Dix- ceptionaa mertt in academic a-nd »"• LA BONNE PROMOTIONS Round Table, representing piore ^ j and Marjorie Johns,, third, William L. Zimmermann, than 20 nations and 300 com- club activities were Cited dur- Honorable mentidn awards C.L.U., was promoted to, vice panies attended the all-week i'i ing mtaiK Junior High School s kathy Woolley and president of both G.T. LaBohne session. ? annual year-end Awards As- jane Mather, Martha Schardt & Associates and LaBonne Life sembly yesterday. and Sue Hurwita, Steve Kasei Insurance Agency, and David D TRUST OFFICER The ceremonies included se- and James McCarthy, Cynthia. Brennan was named assistant Robert E. Dell of 84 Helaine lections by the band, directed Cohen and Sally Miller, Gail vice president in the property Rd. has been promoted to trust by Robert Johns. Jared Stans- Czerwinskl and Kathy Faulds. and casualty departments of officer in the investment depart- ficld and Michael Wennergren Students also received recog G.T. LaBonne and .Associates. ment of the Hartford National were soJoists in "Serenade for nition awards for service in the The promotions were announc Bank and Trust Co., Hartford. Trumipet;” following school clubs and ed at a luncheon meeting of the He was an assistant trust offi- The awards were presented other acff\*Vles: companies held at the Ellington ^gj. before the promotion. by A. Hyatt Sutliffe, prinoi(pal, Audio-Visual Aids: Richard Country Club recently and Wililiam OaldweM, vice Gowen, Richard Marsh and priinoipail. Robert Person. IXavld Woolley received a cer- Piano accompanists, choirs: Etteni PC Graduate tiificajte and $50 as wknmer of Lynn Barracliffe, Susan Don- Richard H Kunchunos son of R c i^ h le r Elementaay Al- oCan. CyntWa ’ coh^enT''David 11? 2 id m S‘ S e r Kupchunos Seavey and Shelley Stone . Alrcnaift Carp, to the .student , Of 323 Graham Rd., Wapping, gpoiring highest in a .special Also. Guidance Aide, Bar was graduated from Providence oomipetition. bara Fee; Library Aides, Lisa College, Providence, R.I., Tues- Junior Scholastic Art Awards Chittick, Joanne Sadloski and day, June 6. . . . went to Daryl Juian, key Eileen Vaiciulis; Nurses Aides, He was awarded a bachelor awaid and certificate of merit; Cynthia Bailey, Kathy Bryant of science degree in business AngeJ, certificate and Nancy Lawson; Printing administration and was named merit. Services, John Newcomb; Ram to the Dean’s List for the final Recedving merit awards for page (school paper), Mark semester, Kupchurios is a grad- Junior Scholastic Writing Winzler. editor. uate of South Windsor High Contest were Joseph Cohen, for Also, Service to &th Grade HOLL1 School’s Class of 1963. poetry; and Manora McKeough Administration, Nancy Minf'r, there’a for a abort stojy^ Kenneth Tedford, Alan Reich- Bruce G< tLymy fro Cited as winners of a recent lin, Daniel Landerfin and Ka given About Town one-fict play contest were Md- ren Ware. Student Council, Karen “ Rawhid Manchester « v lc Orchestra ^ bert a c t ^ ^ ^ David Woodbury of 38 Clinton St, (left) shopkeeper, and Paul Rim, assistant shopkeeper “ Larami Will have its annual meeting trey Bissell and Thomas Pan- look over the menu in the spacious interior of the new Farm Shop Restaurant which will Robert E. Dell “ Johnny • Monday at 7:45 p.m. in the band William Zimmermann open next Monday. This, the 23rd Farm Shop in Connecticut, is on Kelly Rd. at the Ver able ‘ ‘G on a plaque honoring each taleo. non Circle. The restaurant, decorated in Colonial style, has seating capacity for nearly room at Manchester High American Red Cross stand Dell joined Hartford National and ‘ ‘\ School ’The, event is open to year’s winners. Zimmermann, a former bank ard first aid certificates were ir 1957. He was named a senior 100 persons. produette Prizes were presented to Sci er, is a member of the Hart members of the orchestra and presented by Sedrick S.traugh- investment analyst in 1959, and tag ‘ ‘H ence Fair winners as follows: ford Life Underwriters Associa chorale. an, assistant chief of the an assistant trust officer in 1962. D AND L TO GIVE HONDA fice at 505 Main St., and a third BRIEFS “ Dundee Grade 7: Charles DelTatto, tion and holds National Quality town Fire Dept, and club ad He is a graduate of Wesleyan The Davidson, and Leventhal office nearing completion at Peter H. Taylor of 34 Flower Medici Hose Co. 1 o f the 8th Dis first; Gerald Gagnon, second Awards for excellence of serv \ viser, to the following stu University. Manche.ster Green, 621 E. Mid St., has been named training “ Kildare trict Fire Department will meet ^ b e r t Badger, third; 'I^omas ice to policyholders. He has stores, in conjunction with the ------Manhattan Shirt Co. are con- dle Tpke. assistant in the field operations Hospital, Monday night at 8 at fire head Makulis, honorable mention. dents: been Special Gifts Chairman of James Blain, Jay Blakeslee, HEADS SOCIETY ducting a special Father’s Day Plans for the opening include division of the casualty-property Nurses” quarters at Main and Hilliard Grade 8: Bonnie Rein, first; The American Red Cross and Craig Saums, second; Stephen Dennis Bloking, Paul Des- Ronald E. Crooks of New Contest in which the first prize a formal ribbon-cutting, a pub- department at The Travelers Prtvati Sts. of the Manchester Civic Orches lie open house Thursday and insurance Companies. A grad- Uke ” R Bledler, third; Alan Roberts, jeunes, Eliot Earl, Philip Fal- tra and is a past president of Britain was installed as chair- is a Honda motorcycle, Carol Strong, Virginia Lorn- kowski, Gregory Germond, man of the Hartford Chapter, The contest will close June Friday, and gift offers for new uate of Michigan State Univer- “ Tightro The Polish American Club Buckley School PTA. He is a accounts. sity, Taylor joined the company leaving bardo, Barry Scheer, Michael John Hubbard, George Kania, charter member of the American Society for Metals, 16th, and is open to all persons will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. Manager of the Middle Turn- at St. Louis in 1963 ns a field show wt at 106 Clinton St. Refresh Parker and Linda St. Laurent, Nancy Lawson, Lawrence Lin- Chester Lodge of Elks He stud- during the final meeting of the over 16 years of age. Applicants Plain- need only to register at the pike office is Vice President supervisor for casualty, fidelity for faU. ments will be served after the all honorable mention. ders, Kathy McVey, David led at Duke University and 8r°uP held recently in Grade 9: AJ CJhenard, first. Piela, Alan Roberts, Alan Sir- men's Manhattan Shirt counter Clifton M. Griswold, who will and surety lines. He came to As ,C meeting. Graduate School of Banking at ville. Smart,” ____ Team Awards: Claire Smith ianni, Eileen Vaiciulis and Rutgers University and is a Other officers seated during at the D&L store in the Park- al.so be in charge of the bank's the home office recently to as- a bumbl Manchester Assembly, O der and Patricia O’Neil,-first; Mar- Yvette Weeks. ______graduate of the American In- the ceremonies included John ade or other D&L stores. Manchester area operation:, sume his new duties. Griswold has been with Harl- cent trei of Rainbow for Girts will have stitute of Banking. At Duke, he Arnesen of Wapping, vice chair- The winner need not be a father-mothers, brothers, hus- ford National since 1927 and be- dies tac a buslneas meetfaig Monday at Hills Rd., Brandy St., comers was on the swirnming team and man; Thomas P. Hanford of Augustine Kamienski of 388 was a member of the Sopho- Berlin, secretary; Ronald Bied- bands and grandfathers are all came manager of the bank's W. Center St. is in Bermuda at and "I 7:30 pjm. at Masonic Temple. Loomis Rd. and Lyman Rd. won an Elks Plan more Honor Society. He serv- erman of Vernon, assistant sec- eligible to win. First-Manchester Office in 1963. tending a convention with the Officems wiM wear wbdte street- If the weather is bad and' the dthc ed in the U.S. Army Air Force retary, and Paul Stumpf of West Runner-up prizes will consist Electrolux Corp. He qualified length dresses. work on the installation of heav bungling for three years in World War Hartford, treasurer. of eight boxes of Manhattan Bl'Y P&IVA I'NITS for the trip through his out- ier gauge power lines cannot be Flag Tribute back. II. He resides with his wife. The Hartford Chapter, which dress shirts. The Philadelphia Electric standing sales achievement with done on the designated days, the 'The I Power Gets Cut Claire, and two daughters meets monthly except during Company has purchased 13 the company for 1966. schedule will be moved forward Anmuail Flag Day ceremomaes says Ge] Nancy and Susan at 97 Barry the summer, will resume its ac BANK OFFICE TO OPEN Pratt & Whitney Aircraft FT4 24 hours in each case. of the Manchester Lodge of ‘ ‘Trcn< During Repairs Ellks will be held tomorrow at Rd., Manchester tivities in September. The new office of the Hart- gas turbine-powered electrical Morris E. Rogat has been ap pointed training director for tag ag 2:30 p.m. at the base of the Brennan is a 1957 graduate With national headquarters at ford National Bank and Trust generating units to produce pow- Trends An electric power outage will the Grossman's chain of 57 lum flag poile in Center Park. In of St. Thomas Seminary and Metals Park, Ohio, the Ameri- qq. at 320 W. Middle Tpke. will er during peak consumer hour:s. your < take place Tuesday and Second Church was formerly employed by can Society for Metals is a non- open for business on June 15. Bought under two separate or- ber and building material the event of rain the ceremony Agenciei Wednesday as tfle Hartford Travelers Insurance Company profit educational* ' organization it will be the headquarters for ders they constitute the iargest stores. In his position, Rogat will! be held at the Elks’ Home, ’ll It’s 11 Electric Light Co. turns the To Honor School and the Great American Insur- dedicated to serving the tech- 30 Bissell St. The program Is Hartford National's Manchester sale of Pratt & Whitney Air- will be in charge of Grossman'* be good power off in a section of Man ance Company. He was the nical people who make possible area operation, which include craft FT4 Power Pacs to a sin- manpower development pro- Church School Day will be open to the public. GeUer chester and Bolton to work on manager of the Dynamic Insur- man's achievements through : observed tomorrow at the 10 Mayor Nathan AgostinelM the present First-Manchester of- gle power company. gram. ’ carried power lines. ance Associates’ West Hart- progress in metals. a.m. Worship Service at Sec W illi be the principal speaker. day nigl On Tuesday starting at 9 a.m. He is the executive officer of ford office and is presently in ond Congregational Church. utive pr and lasting for one hour, the the 169th Military Police Bat- charge of all Personal Lines ac lON.A 20 YE.ARS OLD The Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, as possible' outrage will be from Porter St. taMon at Manchester. counts for G.T. LaBonne and sociate minister, will present a Iona Manufacturing Co. of Its segi east of Ferguson Rd., Butter "The Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, pas Associates. He lives with his Manchester recently commem tured a' nut Rd., Highwood Rd., Camp “Statement of the Educational tor of Trinity Covenant Ohurch. wile, Elizabeth, and daughter, orated its 20th anniversary with tress — Meeting Rd., Carter St., Birch Mission of the Church.” There will open the program with an Kathleen, in East Granby. a two-day National Sales Con Mt. Rd., and a private right of will also be a service of Bap invocation. York Strangfeld Succeeding Griswold as man- dim ed way off Carter St. tism. ference at Hartford’s Hotel will be soloiisit accompanied by ager of the First-Manchester Of- ( In Bolton at this time the pow Special recognition will be the 'BennetFtenonef .TuwiorJunior High SehJiSchool fice will be Assistant Vice PresPres- America and at the town plant. The company, was founded in er will be off on Garter St.. given Mrs. Agnes Hayes for 35 Band di'reoted by Samuel Maca- ident William A. Moorhouse. Villa Louisa Rd., Volpi Rd., years service with the Ohurch luso. A prayer will be given by 1947 by William H. Sleith, The company operates a plant in Tinker Pond Rd., Rosewood School. Other teachers will also Thomas Agnew, chaplain of the IN SWITZERLAND Lane, Laurwood Dr., Birch Mt. be cited for their years of Ellks Lodge, and inibroductory Puerto Rico and a separate TEH Rd., and Camp Meeting Rd. service. The Youth Choir and remarks by George Mc- Three top insurance men, Canadian subsidiary. west of Birch Mt. Rd. to Port the Junior Choir will sing. Oaughey, exalted ruler, and Ted LaBonne of Glastonbury, er St. Perfect attendance awards other officers of tlhe lodge. Thomas Wolff of Vernon and ON NURSERYMAN’S GROUP On Wednesday, beginning at will be given to David, Richard, ■ i^eod^' L. Fairbank,'’ ^ a ir- P- Sheldon of 35 Meadow Five area nurserymen are 9 ajn . for one hour, the fol- Janet, Nancy, Melvin and Su- man of the event, will give the Lane this week attended . the committee members of the Con- lowing Bolton area will be with- san Bidwell, Cynthia and Re- history, of the flag. He will be ^®^h Anniversary Annual -Meet- Nurserymen’s As^ocia- out electricity: Camp Meeting becca Timbrell and Nancy Pou- assisted by the VFW color '1*8 Million Dollar Round Rd. east of Birch Mt. Rd. to liot. • guard. Fred P. Lea, past ex- Table in Lucerr^, Svritzerland. ' Summer Meet- West St., French Rd., Deming The religious education alted ruler, will give the re- On June 8 LaBonne** spoke on Rd., a private right of way off board has provided a potted sponse. Edwin Edwairds, district the multiple use of life insur- Camp Meeting Rd., West St., plant to be given to each child and county commander of the ance by corporations. Technical , ^ohn Zapadka of Woodland School St., Loomis Rd., Shoddy attending the service. VFW and chairman of the Elks sessions included discussions of Mill Rd., Hebron Rd., comer of There will be a social hour Amerioandam committee, wiU estate creation and the use of Gardens, both of Manche.ster. Loomis Rd. south to the He- in Fellowship Hall after the lead the auebemee in the Pledge trusts, and sessions on the vari Adrian Knuttel, of Art J. of Allegiance to the Flag. ous business uses of life insur- JCnuttel Agency of Glaston- bron line; Webster Lane, Green service. Com{ Aftor the program, refresh- ance, including key man cover- |bury is on the mem'bership ments will be served at the age, and other aspects of the .committee. Elks’ Home by menvbens of Uih^msurance field. Head of the Short (bourse Work continues on the addition to the Rogers plant, and recently the steel for the roofing Emblem Club. ’’^^ n e of the program highlights Committee is Mrs. Rebecca on the 11,000 square foot section was put up. Clarence G. Maron, plant manager, said the ------included a talk by world-famed •'Treat of Bolton Evergreen addition will be completed by Sept. 1, and new machinery will be in .operation by ths OPEN Link to Napoleon Lives philosopher and psychiatrist J^uraery, ^ Iton . Committee year's end. The company is one of the leading producers of thermosetting plastic ma Dr. Viktor Frankl of Vienna, member ’ is John ^ "E. Whitham o,f terials, markets a broad line of specialized computer components and electronic and elec ST. HELENA —A giant land author of the work, ‘ ‘Man’s Whi'tham Landscape Nursery trical parts. (Herald photo by Satemis.) WESTOWK tortroise in the gardens of Search for Meaning.” John S. 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The two-hour ni^tly and "Virginian” remain in variety show came' to an end production — plus fall’s Upcom last week when the United Net ing "High Chaparral” and work folded operations for lack “Dundee.” of cash. lower Medicine shows? "Medic,” "The Las Vegas Show" was lining “Kildare,” "Casey”, "General the first attraction of a proposed utions Hospital,” "Doctors and fourth network headed by form »perty Nurses” have faded. er ABC boss Oliver Treyz. It i^elera Private-detective programs turned out to be the last attrac grad» like "Richard Diamond” and tion as well. niver- “Tightrope” have tiptoed away, "This appears to be the defi* npany leaving only “Mannlx,” a new nite case of ‘the operation was a field show which Geller is producing success, but the pqtient died’,** idellty for fall. said Dana lit a xx>st-mortem in ne to As .Geller sees it, “Get terview. to as- Smart,” starring Don Adams as “I can only ascribe the failure a bumbling hero, sparked a re of the enterprise to the consum cent trend to zany, unreal come mate naivete on the part of tho dies including "Captain Nice” backers. The whole thing went f 388 against all ; principles of sound da at* and “Mr. Terrific.” Adams won an Emmy last Sunday, but fiscal policy. Even if you open a 1 the candy store, you should have alifled the other two shows and their bungling supermen won't be enough capitalization to last s out- more than three or'four weeks.’* t with back. The trend-away-from-trends, United Network folded after a says Geller, is good. month of o|>eiratioii, and ita "Trends are nice for advertis passing was lamented by those en ap* who welcomed its promise as r for ing agencies and sponsors. Trends allow you not to use competition to the monolithic 7 lum* programming of the Big Three. aterial your decision-making mind. Agencies and sponsors figure, Dana feels the failure could Rogat Tf it’s like ‘Bonanza,’ it’s got to have been avoided. iman’e "If they had blown the whisQa. , prol- be good.” Geller, a swarthy, cool 36, earlier, I think tlie. whole ppera^ carried off two Emmys at Sun tion could have been saved,” day night’s ceremonies as exec said the comedian whose por trayal of Jose Jiminez has over utive producer of "Mission; Im^ shadowed his other accomplish possible” and writer of' one of* ments as writer^—the Steve Al its segments. The show cap len Show—and producer—tbs tured awards also for best ac Milton Berle show. tress — Barbara Bain — amd He argued that the Las Vegas ^ film editing, the four winning show was perfectly sound the (See Page Three) basis of cok-per-thpusand^^ The Supremes at recording session on “Anatomy of Pop; The Music Explo Madison Avenue term reflecting sion.” The ABC special, shown earlier, will be televised Thursday 10-11 p.m. the ratio of production charges vs. the audience delivered. Au / . TEMPLE’S CARPET dience surveys, said Daila, showed that the .program was delivering an audience of 2,600,• A Floor Covering What Keeps Lucy Going? 0()0, a. respectable figure, consid Amerloan Made By GENE HAND8AKEB cess the last seven or eight was a stock girl at the same ering its ' estimated $180,000 Oeramlc Tile Bathroom years in which I found I oould ‘litiidio. then RKO. weekly cost, not including tele HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Lucille come back and do without— That onetime movie sound- phone line charges. 129.9S Ball wept when she received her “Desi” — Amaz., her co-star stage complex, including Lucy’s "The backers made the mis Ihstadled Up To 100 third Emmy a week ago. Since on "I love Lucy,” who sold his handsome, dark-paneled office, take of beginning the show iu Sq. Ft. Material 1961 she has had 11 Emmy nom stock in Desilu productions to is headquarters of the . Desilu the last quarter of the advertis inations. Are such honors what Lucy for $3 million after their three-studio empire. ing budget eycle, when liMe Armstrong Inlaid keep her going at 66? marriage went on the rocks. "I played in B pictures and new outlay ia being ihade,'.’ he "Hardly,” says Lucy, "or I’d said. "Even so, we were Uaoleum Embossed "Bill” — Frawley, who played gradually got a line here and a and Vinyls have given up long ago.” line there;” she recalled. “Then beginning to pick up, Aftet* the Then what does continually chubby chum Fred Merts for third week, we were getting years, then switched to “My leads in B’s,. then better B’s.” recharge the multimillionaire Miss Ball said she puts In sponsorship from Colgate, Gea- comedienne and corporation Three. Sons” and later fell ill Completely Installed Over and died. from - two hours to full days (See Page Four) Prepared Floor president? "Vivian” — Vance, Ethel ’’and sometimes far into the ofing 648-6062 .“The fun of cotinuous learn night” at her L-shaped desk as ing about my craft,” she says. Mertz, who quit to get married 3 tho S6S Main St., Mandiester and live back east. company president. Scheduled the "It’s been an elimination pro “And I cried for weeks when acquisition of Desilu .by Gulf A ma- my writers left” — three of Western Industries, Inc., which eleo- them, for greener or le& labori-' controls adjoining Paramount ous fields. I was terrified with Pictures, will bring Lucy some out them. $10 million in GAW shares and PRE-OPENIHG SALE4-TR0N ’’The old standbys left, one by free her of most corporate du one, but that spurred me on. I ties although she’ll remain as To eelebralo the opening of oulr new East had to rely on what I’d learned president. Hartford Showroom and Offices, we will hove through the years, and this is a “I much prefer laeing Lucy g;ood feeling, still being able to the actress,” she said. “I’ve no o Sole Spee^ulor Friday, Saturday and function. wish to lie doi.-n and quit. I love my work.” leaf Sunday from 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. “It certainly keeps you from Bring the family and have a,swim in our beautiful being dull. You add that much call to your scorecard. All the time I ‘CRICHTON* STARS A L L r above ground pool display. . . . . waus learning — and learning Bill Travers and Virginia Mc Refreshments will be served. Free gifts for all and what I had learned. It’s like test Kenna, who starred in the film, 1 9 4 7 register for Door prizes. time at the end of the year and "Born Free,” .will have the lead you say, by damn! — look what roles in the ’’Hallmark HaH of F M - A M UP TO REDUCTIONS ON AIJ. m M S I’ve learned.” Fame’.;, productloh of “The Ad ired ' Lucy was slim and attractive o ra b le (Jrichtonv next season RADIOS in Checked slacks and jacket on NISC. Travers will play the X-HUS CORP. after a day of filming ‘*The title role Crichton, an EngUsh CAM- 649-1124 HOME IMPROVEMENT DIVISION Lucy Show” for faH. Tlie chal butler, while Miss McKenna, Closed Sat. at ^oon lenge and learning process, she who is his wife,'plays Tweeny M6 BURNSIDE AVE. EAST HARTFORD noted, are really ohly a con in the adaptation at Sir James tinuance at her oaxeer since idi« Barrie’s fantasy. TV-RadIo, Sales aiMi Servlee a o'*? 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LXXXVL NO. 214 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1967 (Olaasifled Advertiatair on Page 21) PRICE SEVEN CENTS a Negroes Run After Officer Shoots Youth State News 12 Injured, 48 Families Sheriff Dies Homeless in During Riot /Set’ Blaze TAMPA, Fla. (AP)—A' mob of 400 Negroe.s, spur BRIDGEPORT (AP) — red to violence when a pa Authorities investigated to trolman shot a Negro day a fcre, described as de- youth, went on a rampage lib^ramy set, which made in two slum areas today. 48 families temporarily They beat whites and sack homeless. ed and burned an entire No one was hurt in the Sun block of white - owned 2 Israeli freighter Dolphin, background, sails past Sharm el Sheikh, Israeli-held day blaze at the__ three-story stores. city in Egypt’s Sinai Desert, as it passes through the Strait of "nran yester apartment building "at 1240-1250 • At least a dozen persons, in day and enters the Gulf of Aqaba. Dolphin, first Israeli ship to sail the strait Fairfield Ave. cluding 10 whites, were injured, since Egypt closed it to Israeli shipping three weeks ago, docked at the Israeli Assistant Fire Chief Robert A deputy sheriff died of an ap port of Elath last midnight. (AP Photofax) Carlson said the fire originated parent heart attack during the In the basement and spread melee. quickly in that area of the build Armed with guns stolen from ing. Heavy smoke rose to upper a smashed pawnshop, the Ne hallways, forcing occupants into groes exchanged shots with the street and yard. police, hurled bricks through UN Bans Advances “ We aided some families in automobile windows and wept getting out of the place through on a wild looting spree. heavy smoke,” Carlson said. At daybreak, the shooting had Foremen said they have been ceased and the fires had been By Israel and Syria called to the building in the extinguished. Smoke from fire- past as the result of “ set” fires. destroyed buildings curled over Officials said newspapers, Workmen clean up debris at a Tampa business establishment destroyed in early a dingy area of bars, liquor UNITED NATIONS, N. an troops and then to Israeli of new Israeli drive “ aiming rags, rugs and barrels filled stores, pool halls and one-story troop.s. at the Yarmuk River and the with a variety of items were morning rioting. Mobs of Negroes looted and set fire to buildings in a slum business houses. Y. (A P )— The U.N. Secur area along Central Ave., near downtown Tampa. (AP Photofax) Syrian Ambassador George J. headwaters of the Jordan, long ablaze in the basement when Deputy Chief A. H. Wain- ity Council early today ban tele ned any forward military Tomeh telephoned Council Pres- a source of Arab-IsraeU dispute, firemen responded to a wright said the riot erupted in ident Hans R. Tabor of Den- He called it "a systematic inva- phoned alarm at about 3 :25 the middle of a mugg;y night at movements by Israel or mark at 5 p.m. Sunday and slon in accordance with plans p.m. Nebraska Avenue and Twiggs Syrian forces and called for asked for “ an urgent emergen- fully drawn.” He said it violated r" ii ' • r* * Street when a 19-year-oId youth a rollback of any that may cy meeting.” He said he had the cease-fire and the council Collecians Loming Walker Suit Against AP was shot and killed as he ran have taken place since the word from Damascus that “ a should condemn the violation HARTFORD (AP)—The State from a patrolman. cease-fire between them column of Israeli armored cars and call the violator back to Department of Education said The officer said he shot after was supposed to become ef and tanks supported by military where he started “ his con- today that more than 44 per spotting the youth and two oth J fective at 12:30 p.m. EDT helicopters and other forces” quest.” cent of this month’s 36,850 Upset hy Supreme Court ers running from the scene of a Saturday. had moved eastward and Israeli Ambassador Gideon graduates of public, private and burglary and Negro leaders sid U.N. officials said the councii aouthvaird from Rand. Rafael conceded there had been parochial high schools will enter not- question that the shooting Tomeh said Israeli paratroops movement of some military ^°“ »’-year colleges in the fall, WASHINGTON (AP) — The part in any charge against the “ Negligence, if may have been; was in the line of duty. had been called into another federal marshals.” However, malice, it was not.” session at 6 p.m. today. had occupied Rafid Saturday vehicles but this movement took Dr. Maurice J. Ross, the de- Supreme Court threw out today But Robert Guilder, 36, presi Harlan also noted that Saveli The nub of Harlan’s opinion dent of the Tampa National As The 16-nation council acted three hours and 17 minutes after Place within the truce lines es- partment s toertor of research, a $600,000 libel Judgment won by “ was actually present during was that ’The Associated Press sociation for the AdvEmcement unanimously a l an overnight the cease-fire was supposed to tabliahed by the cease-fire.” said ew et statistics are not yet Edwlfa A. Walker against The V available but that he number the events described and had exercised a proper “ degree of ^-emeigeney*^^QPhng on Syrian have gone into effect. That was Sovieit Ambassador Nikolai T. of of high school graduates is Associated Press. reported them almosti Immedl- care” in its dispatches. (See Page Twenty-Three) , charges that an Israeli armored the time Bull got a complaint of Fedorenko accused Rafael It ail-so set aside state laws ately to The Associated Press In 1964, in the landmark New column had advanced inside the paratroop action from a “ denying the facts” that Israeli slightly lower than that of last that bar Interracial marriages, office in Atlanta.” York ’Times libel case, the court Syria in a drive to capture the Syrian official. forces were violating the cease- year. fire and “ trying with the sup- He estimated that 30,550 pupils upheld a contempt o f court de ’The justice said “a dis held that a public official cannot Yarmuk River feeding the Jor- The meeting started just be- port of Washington to enable the will graduate from the state’s cision against Dr. Martin Duth- crepancy” was shown between recover damages for a libelous dam. Israel denied the charge. fore 11 p.m., and Secretary- Dodd Debate Israeli army to take as much public high schools and smother er King Jr. and upheld a libel an oral account g;iven the office statement relating to the official r General U Thant read a mes Tlie resolution was the fourth judgment won by Wallace and a later written dispatch. duties unless he can prove ac sage from Bull saying U.N. ob- the' council has adopted since (See Page Ten) (See Page Twenty-Three) Butts against the Saturday But he said it related solely to tual malice. Set to Open llsrael, Egypt, Jordan and Syria servers hnd reported that near Evening Post. whether Walker had spoken to a Joukada village, below Rafid, a ’The AP contended Walker locked in war last Monday. gpoup of students on campus ■column of Israeli tanks had All nine Judges voted to set should be viewed as a “ public In Capital It called for full cooperation a^de the judgment, won by “before or after approaching figure” in terms of the 19M de with Norwegian Lt. Gen. Odd headed east and then south. Walker, a former U.S. Army the marshals.” cision. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Bull, head of the U.N. Truce ’The key question in connec Harlan referred to this as a Israel Denies Charge major general, in a Fort Worth, Senate debates this week wheth Supervision Organization for tion with observsmce of the “ minor discrepancy” and said: (See Page Nine) Tex., state court in 1964. ’They er to censure Sen. ’Thomas J. Palestine, in Implementing the cease-fire, ’Thant said, “ w m entered four separate opinions whether the Israeli troops were Dodd for alleged financial mis cease-fire, “ Including freedom to state their views. of movement and adequate in Rafid and environs before the conduct. Of Thrusts into Syria In the controlling opinion. communications facilities.” cease-fire hour or whether they ’The Connecticut Democrat’s Justice John M. Harlan said That provision was taken to had advanced to there after By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS have not announced any casual- Duke Gets Award only announced ally in fighting there wasn’t “ the slightest hint mean Israel should g;ive Bull that.” the censure resolution is Sen. Israel has dnied Syrian ty figures.- of a severe departure from ac back his headquarters south of Tomeh told the coimcil the charges that its tanks Invaded Estimates of the number of Russell B. Long, D-La., who cepted publishing standards” in contends the Senate ethics com Jerusalem which fell to Jordanl- movement out of Rafid weis part deeper into Syria after a cease- priMnere taken by Israel, mo^ Associated Press mittee, which recommended fire but says it intends to keep ly E g ^ a q ^ range from Mississippi Mood Isn H Indigo University censure, is making a scapegoat some of the land it won from to 15,000. They still are being campus at Oxford •' in 1962. Syria, Egypt and Jordan in the counted, of Dodd. “We therefore conclude that Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y., six-day Middle Esist war. counted. Despite Yale Blue Freshmen in the Assembly Gen. Walker should not be en- said Sunday Dodd has a legiti- Cheering crowds in the Israeli The U.N. Securty Council, titlted to damages from The port of Elath Sunday night meeting past 2:30 a.m. tor the NEW HAVEN ( / p ) — Duke spirits soaring and our feet tap- mate complaint in saying the Associatedisociated Press.”Press." f -v, not ere»- ping. We hope that today your Senate does not have an official greeted the first Israeli freight- second straight day, adopted a Riots swept the Mississippi „ ‘mood is not indigo’ and that code of ethics by which to judge er to enter the Gulf of Aqaba new resolution demanding that Newcomers Find campusimpus the night of Sept. 30, durable o ] •your ‘Caravan’ will continue to him. Javits did ndt, however. since Eg;ypt’s proclaimed block- Israel and Syria avoid any for occasioned by the admission of posers, donned an acaaemic ^ Train’ in the direc- aay how he would vote. ^ a Negro, James H. Meredith, robe today to receive an honor- of more . ‘Sentimental Long plans to propose after East to the brink of war. withdraw any units that have into the luiiversity. The AP re- ary degree from Yale Univer- Moods.’ It might be said the debate opens ’Tuesday that Monstrous Wastes ‘The Jewish nation had as- crossed cease-fire lines ei^ b- ported Oct. 2 and 3 that Walker sity. ‘You’ve got it good and that the Senate discard the censure sured reopening of the gulf by lished ..Saturday, Editors Note: bills by House and Senate mem had “ Assumed command of the Ellington’s citation credited ain’t bad!” resolution altogether and in ’The 1967 General Assembly bers would alleviate this prob capturing Sharm el Sheikh, Syria said Israel moved ar- crowd” and had “ led a charge him with “ an important gen- -rhe Duke was awarded a de- stead ask the ethics committee from which Egyptian guns over- mored units forward Sunday, was noteworthy in having a lem to some degree. of students against federal mar- eralization—‘It Don’t Mean a gree of Doctor of Music. to draft an ethics code. He dis looked the gulf entrance at the jgrael said its tEink movements high percentage of young fresh In this session,^ over 100 pro ’That ’The dozen other honorary de- closed Saturday he has sent to Strait of Tiran. men—one of the side effects of bate reform bills were present were entirely behind the cease all senators a legal brief con An Israeli army spokesman grees conferred by Yale at its reapportionment. ed, while only one measure fire lines. U.N. truce observers tending the ethics committee’s said the war against the Arabs evidence of “ personal prejudice Em^^oying variations on the 266th commencement; For an expression of how the made it all the way to the floor confirmed movement of tanks in or Incompetehcy” on the part of titles of several Ellington songs, _p a u l Mellon, the phllanthro- investigation of Dodd doesn’t frosh reacted to their first ses of the House, "imllarly, while killed 679 Israeli soldiers and the ariea. wounded 2,563. Jordan has an the AP’s reporter. Van Saveli. the citation said: “ Your musical pjgt who is giving Yale a huge support its resolution. sion, ’The Associated Press 76 proposals for tax exemptions Israeli troops now occupy Harlan no'ted that Walked had compositions £uid performances ^rt collection and museum to ’The six-member committee— turned to two young men who nounced that 16,(K)0 Jordanians (See Page Ten) “ denied categorically taking have set pur hearts singing, our house it. Doctor of Humane Let- three Democrats and three Re- ^ won the respect of party vet were killed. Eg;ypt and Syria fgrs. publicans—unanimously recom- erans on both sides of the aisie —Edwin O. Reischauer Har,- mended censure, In the House. vard professor and former U.S. Long intends to substitute tor Reps. Francis J. Collins, R- ambassador to Japan, Doctor the censure resolution one com- Brookfield, and John F. Papan- of Laws. mending the ethics committee drea, D-Meriden, are both law —Frederick R. Kappel, re- for its efforts in the probe and yers, are both 82 years old, tired board chairman of Amerl- its attempt “ to promote high and are in substantial' agree-' ca.i Telephone & Telegraph, standards of ethics on the part ment on the subject of what Doctor of Laws. members of the Senate,” as could be done to make the legis 2 —Historian Barbara W. Tuch- well as caUlng for the drafting lature a more effective lawmak man. Doctor of Humane Let- of the code of ethics. ing body. ters. (See Page Twelve) Their article was written . > 4^.. —Konrad Lorenz, directqr of shortly before the end of the the Max Planck Institute,— General Assembly session. Doctor of Laws. By Francis J. Ooilins -L o u is Flnkelsteln, Chancel and r ’ - lor of the Jewish Theological John F. Papandrea Seminary of America, Doctor News Tidbits For THE ASSOCIA’TED PRESS , 1 ' ' of Divinity. HARTFORD (AP) — An ad —Physicist Chlen-Shlung Wu, vantage of being freshmen in of Columbia University, Doctor ‘Two explosions rocked an am the first reapportioned Connecti- -ft ' of Science. munition plant In Kenvil, N«T- ,out legislature is the opportun I#? ^ ' r . -^Alfred Hamilton Barr Jr., morning, Wlilng one man ity to look at some of the trswil- Director of Collections at the injuring three others. . . tlonal practices from a fresh Museum of Modem Art in New Ten tornadoes cut a aiwatli and, we hope, an unbiased per York City, Doctor of Fine Arts, through midwestem states y w spective. —Biologist George Emil Pa- terday as turbulent weather The first matter which begs lade of Rockefeller University, plagues parts of the country for criticism is the lack of organi Doctor of Science. the elgtutli straight, day; no in- zation in framihg the scope and —Roman Jakobson, professor jurties were reported but several function of the le^slative com of Slavic languages and Utera- houses and a chproh were dor mittees. ’The undisciplined flood ture at Harvard University, atiroyed. . . Israel Prime Minto- of bills, many ^ppllcating each Doctor o f .Humane Letters. ter Ekhkol emphasized today his other. Is almost as wastefid as —Lord Fulton of Falmer, vice country Intends to ke«lp some of the practice of having a public Chancellor of the University of the land galn^ during the arix- hearing on eveiy measure. Sussex, England, Doctor of day MWdle Edist wer. . . Team- Surely, In this computer age, Thdse Lozy^ Hazy Diays of Summer Are Here Laws. »ter Presidenit Uotta asked U.S. a better method can and should ' —Frank Altschul Investment Dtstriet Court today to reduce bo ; found to avoid" thiis mon I banker and official of the Ctoun- his elgjbt-year Jury tampering J This scene, at iBoiton Lake in front of the Bolton Lake House, cury went pak the 90 degree mark both^jweekend days ,and is due strous waste of time, money to’ pass it again today) igm’bing a mMs exodus toward cooler 'cil on Foreign Relations, Dpe- sentence, qaillng It “inapitrofrir and talent . 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